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Court Proposes New Session to Handle Reapportioning

I^N ESD A Y, OCTTOT^ 18, 186^ iKitnrlrpBt^r lEttrabig ll^raUt ATtnc* Dally Not Press Rm Weather Fsr the Weak l!a«ed Faraoaat of V. S. WMither 24, U M ' fla g Karinaa from tosvn are About Town taking part in Operation Steal Oloadjr and oairier tenlgkt, law Pika In Spaht. Tliey are: Pfc. f r o m b ib s t o c r ib s h e e t s 14,065 4e-46; fair aad eaelar to m u m m , Douglas P. Johnson, aon of aC tka Audit Mgk ee-86. W m KuBitoi Pwiy, dwigh- Douglas A. Jcdinaon, 144 Birch tar oC Mr. «w l M n. JamM Pn^ St.; Lance Cpl. Robert M. a( Maneh0tter— A City of ViUagm Chorm ly, m HoOMar 8t^ !■ a mem- Smith, eon of Mr, and Mrs. celebrating bar o t the program commlttaa RuUedga J. Smith, 411 Bum- for an Open Houaa at Meriden ham St.; Cpl. John B. Fales, VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 25 tTWBNTY-BIGHT PA6BSF-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTE^^ CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 (Ctoarifisd Advartiatag aU Faga 24) PRICE SEVEN CE^TS Haqdtal Sdiool of Ntiraing. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bbnmons . n ie event, acheduled for R. Falea, 1S8 N. Elm St.; Wednaaday, Nov. 4, front 12:46 Lance Cpl. James J. Antonio, B A B Y W EEK to S p.m., la open to high school son of Mr. and Mrs.i^James R. atpdents, their parcAta and Antonio, 147 Oloott St., and Events counsektra. Mlsa Perry la a atu- Lance Cpl. Rene R. Lessard, MIT Provost, Two dent in the School ot Nursing son of Mr. and Mrs. William Court Proposes New Session at rite hoapit&l. Lessard, 36 Am ott Rd. \ ^ In State/ Mra. Orace P. Harrison, 27 Omar Shrine Club directors Meadow Lane, will be among will meet at 8 tonight at the members of the aacecutlve coun­ home of William Forbes, 231 Share Nobel Physics Prize cil of the Conneoticut Home McKee St. Economies Assotdation, w h o Bus Drivers To Handle Reapportioning "has been so excited with this will attend the fan meeting of Pfc. David R. Sapiensa. son STOCKHOLM, Sweden field since he made the first CHEA Friday at Hotel Ameri­ of Mr. and Mrs. Rosano S. Sa- (AP) — Dr. Charles' H. maser work in 1966.” ca, Hartford. N. WUUam Knight plensa, 63 Cobpm Rd., recently Mrs. Townes said the Russian Delay Strike NEW HAVEN (AP) __ '^fords opportunity to the legis-^happened at the special session4>mltt«d to a vote of the people Townes of the Massachu­ ^ . m ■ A. ____I A .J J . J c« — —.a 1inm 1 1966,A4IK 4 the^ court said. of 65 White St., vice president g;raduated from recruit training physicists have been their house The three - juoge federal lature to perform what is prl' that adjourned in September of the Connecticut Bank and at the Marine Corps Recruit setts Institute of Tech­ guests in Cambridge and "both marlly the duty of the legisla­ withoot producing any plan. If the job of temporary re- Trust Co., will lead one of the Depot, Parris Island, S. C. He nology and two Soviet sci­ are charming men." HARTFORD (AP) — panel handling the Con ture — to reapportion itself,’’ Regardless of whether reap­ apportionment Is placed In tha discussion groupB at the event. will now report to Camp La - entists who have been his Dr. Townes, 49, is a native of The 125,000 people who necticut reapportionment the judges said. portionment is accomplished by hands of a special master, ha His topic is: “What the Home Jeune, N. C., for further com­ house guests were jointly Greenville, 8.C. He conceived ride Connecticut (jo. buses case ruled today that a spe­ “ Our action today, however, the legislature or by the court will be authorized to use a com­ Economist Needs to Know bat Infantry training. the idea for the beam in 1961. every day got a reprieve cial master will take over provides for reapportionment itself, the ruling calls for a puter in drawing up the pro­ awarded the 1964 Nobel posed legislative districts. About Insurance.” He and his students also coined today from a strike that the job of reapportioning by the court if Ie{^slative ac­ constitutional convention to be Mrs. Robert Post, Mrs. Mi­ Prize for physics today for the word "m aser," which tion falls.” held in 1966 to make a perma­ ITie special master’s plan chael Muschko . and Mrs. Nel­ had been scheduled to be­ the Connecticut General Advertisement for their contributions to stands for Microwave Amplifi­ The court gave the legisla­ nent reapportionment. would be based on 36 senatorial son Qulmby, members of the cation by SUmulated Emission gin this morning. After a Assembly if the Legisla­ The court called on the legis­ districts and 200 house distrlcta Manchester Public Health As­ the maser light beam. tors until Jan. 30 to “ enact con- It costs only pennies. Connect­ ’The 1964 prize for chemistry of Radiation. mediation session that be­ ture itself fails to do so in fititutioiial temporary legisla­ lature, at the proposed special "as compact as possible In con­ icut Bank and Trust Company sociation, recently attended a Basov, 42, and Prochorov, 48, session, to set up the machinery sistence with equal population preview showing of “Tomor­ was awarded Dorothy Crowfoot- gan at 2 p.m. yesterday and one last special session. tion for election of the next offers you a safe haven for im­ will share the other* half of the for a constitutional convention. considerations.” row’s Child” at Newington Hodgkin, 54, a biochemist of lasted for nearly 12 hours. The court proposed that a General Assembly, at a special portant papers and documents, Oxford University, England, for prize. They are members of the or regular election to be held The constitutional convention These guidelines were set up also jewelry .A SAFE DEPOSIT Home for Crippled Children. State Labor Commissioner special session convene by Nov. her "determination by X-ray Lebedev iMUtute for Physics of 16. It c.annot order such a ses­ in 1965.” would draw up amendments to by the late U.S. District Judge BOX costs only pennies a day at techniques of the structures of the Soviet Academy of Science. Renato Ricciuti announced Charles C. Clark, one of ma 8P3 Main. Tour stocks and The Republican Women’s sion; this is the prerogative of The special master will step: the state constitution to make Club will sponsor a nunmage Important biochemical com­ The Nobel Committee of the that the strike had been the governor In if the legislature cannot the reapportionment perma- bonds, your will and your in­ pounds.” Royal Swedish Academy of (See Page Twelve) surance policies deserve the sale tomorrow from 10 a.m. to There for Those Who Need It postponed. , “Our action today still af- reach agreement on a plan—a s ' nent. These would then be sub- noon at Republican Headquar The prizes, each totaling $68,- Science, which chooses the phy­ The new strike date, Ric­ protection of a SAFE DEPOSIT Mrs. Edward Cavin and other case workers of the Children’s Services o f Connecticut pro­ 128, wind up this year’s presen­ sics wiimer, cited the Soviet B C « at C.B. A T. ten, 773 Main S t vide family counseling, assistance with parent-child relationships and counseling for individ­ ciuti said, is Nov. 9—at 3:30 tations from the foundation American trio for basic re­ a.m. uals. ’The agency idso oversees the placement of children in foster homes. About a third of the established by Alfred Nobel, the search 'Within quantum electron­ work of the Manchester office of Children’s Services is done for town residents. Such assist­ t The 1,000 Connecticut Co. bus Inventor, of dynamite. ics which has led to production drivers and mechanics who ance requires financial support: your gift to the 1964-65 United Fund is a gift to Children’s ILOVED BY MORE MOTHERS t The maser beam, which of oscillators and amplifiers Political Services of Connecticut (Herald photo by Ofiara.) work in Hartford, New HaVen t greatly amplifies radio signals, according to the maser-laser and Stamford had been set to (3 other styles has become commonly known principle. Coupe, Mrs. Edith ’Thoren, Mrs. .. .WORN BY MORE BABIES f walk out over what the Amal­ also sell dressed dolls, and there available) as both a possible "death ray” DR. OHARIAIS H. TOWNES Shortly before the Nobel phy­ gamated Transit Union called Scene St. Mary’s Guild will be a Grab Bag for children. Emma Brown and Mrs. Frank t and as a potential means of A. Medium weight, Jif- B. Print Gown, Neva­ C. Print Saque set, sics award was announced, a the company’s refusal to talk Mrs. Elisabeth Kennedy, Mrs. H. Sheldon, tea table. t aiding man in medicine. It has nlgroglycerin plant belong;ing to Ruth Young and Mrs. Herman The Sponsors Club will sell; fon neck, Nevabind bind sleeves. Handy smocked yoke, feather­ Pasadena, (3allf., where he Is about contract violations. Sets Fair Date t led to a revolution in radio and a company founded by the late The negotiators for the un­ Lodge-Dodd Schendel, white elephant table; pecans, the Girl Scouts will sell | seamless underarms. cuffs and tied heip. stitch trim, with physics. Maser concentrates attending a meeting of a Nation matching plasticllned Alfred Nobel exploded at Gyt- ion and the company now have WETHERSFIELD (AP) — Miss Isabelle Dunn and Mrs. wrapped cup cakes and calen­ Dlspenda diaper tapes. Layette size only. t light energy similar to the way al Aeronautics and Space Ad­ The U.S. Senate cam|>aign V o t e l ^ St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild dars, and the 60-60 CHub will I 3 moB. to 3 yrs. pant. Wash 'n Wear, ministration advisory commit­ torp, Sweden, and at least four another 10 days to thresh out Alice Johnston, Christmas dec­ that a magnifying glass can their differences. Talks are boiled over suddenly last nl^t will sponsor its annual fair orations; Mrs. Elizabeth Little sell good used clothing for chll-1 layette size. tee on manned space flight. eoncentrate the sun’s rays. (See Page Nineteen) scheduled to resume tomorrow as Sen. Thomas J. Dodd ac­ and Mrs. Hilda Allison, Christ- dren to age 14 and church cal-1 "I'm very excited and hon­ ’Thursday, Nov. 8, at 1 p.m. in 2 for 2.00 2.50 Half the physics monetary morning (at 10 o’clock) at the cused Ills Republican cq>ponent mM cards; Mrs. Josej^ Jcdm- endars for 1966. ’The women of ored," he said. ON QUESTION 4 the Old Parish House. award will go to Dr. Townes State Labor Department build­ of compiling “a book of false­ ston, Mrs. John Trotter, Mrs. St. Mary’s are in charge of the | and half to Uie Russians, Prof. He telephoned his wife at Tea will be served from 2 to ing in neighboring Wethersfield. hoods.” PbM Ad by Manchester CooneU of Orardies Arthur Holmes, Mrs. Norah chicken supper. Nikolay Basov and Aleksander their home in Cambridge 4 p.m. and a chicken supper MAKE HOUSE &. HALE YOUR Winter Warning State and federal mediators Dodd, former (jk>v. J o h a Prochorov of .' Mass., that he was thrilled will continue to work with the Lodge and people in the audi­ will be served from 6 to 7 pm . Dr. Tbwnes heard the news In Mrs. Townes said her husband HARTFORD (AP) — in Neill Hall. Reservaticms for Drivers were urged today labor and management nego­ ence wore shouting at each the dinner can be made with tiators. other before it was over. CARTERS HEADQUARTERS to pay attention to weather Unlike scheduled political Mrs. Ludwig Hansen, 92 Wara- forecasts warning of ap­ Preparations had been made n<*e Rd., or Mrs. Harold Me- in Hartford, New Haven and deibates that don’t come ott, proaching storms tnat cre­ this vras billed simply as lendy, 130 Broad St., by Nov. 2. SAVE MONEY! ^ ate bad driving conditions, Stamford to deal with the "meet the candidates’ ’ affair Committees for the fair are: Have your favorite shoes rebuilt or repaired British Troops Aiding especially in the coming threatened strike. MONSTER In Hartford, emergency park­ and ended up as a loud debate. Mrs. Gertrude Cannon and now by a professional shoe repair man in Man­ winter months. ing areas were deslgniated to The moderator, Mrs. Russell Mrs. Allan Hotchkiss, cheese ta­ State Motor Vehicles Hunter, finally took on tha ble; Mrs. Wyville Peabody, chester since 1911! handle an anticipated increase (Jommlssioner John J. Ty­ in auto commuters. Here and role of referee, broke im the Mrs. Marie McCJann, Mrs. Ma­ Embattled Malaysians VALUES s We can make your shoes longer or wider • nan also recommended that in New Haven extra police shouting match and suggested rie Bartel. Mrs. Helen Andrews Don’t forget, we use only PRIME LEATH­ when a storm is" predicted, were to be assigned to traf­ to the candidates that they had and Miss Elsie Trouton, food ta­ drivers leave earlier "in a other engagements to keep. ble: Mrs. Ellen Bronkie, Mrs. ER in this shop! No plastic, composition or fic duty. fw HIUjOMEN TRI0K4II.TRUTINI LONDON (AP)—^The Defense Ministry said British safe car and then use plain, In Stamford, Mayor Thomas Lodge spoke first at the Edna Karlsen, Mrs. Anna Kurtz “Neolite type” soles u ^ in this shop. We’re troops today joined a combined Commonwealth opera meeting, sponsored by tiie and Mrs. James Williams, can­ good old fashioned common authorized dealer for GENUINE NEOLITE tion in Malaysia against Indonesian forces which made sense behind the wheel.” (See Page Twelve) Wethersfield league of women dy table: Mrs. Robert McKay, SOLES, made by Ckiodyear; also .Cats Paw voters and a local huebieae- Mrs. Marion Schumann and an amphibious landing. Products, which nave NO WOOD in their heels men’s aesociation. Several hun­ Mrs. Walter Tedford, aprons. Elements of a British battal­ President Sukarno’s leadership dred people were present. Also, Mrs. Florence Donnelly aAd leaves NO FLOOR MARKINGS— Choose ion within the Oommonwealth may be numbered, f Lodge praised the riecord of Informants said they under­ and Mrs. James Robinson, fancy from black or brown. brigade were operating along­ Lightburn StillHas Hope the GOP. in Oongrees and uigsd work; Mrs. Martha Bell, Mrs. side Australians, New Zealand­ stand Sukarno Is likely to have ... SERVICE WHILE-U-WAIT... preservation of the tiro party James Leemon, Mrs. CHara Rob­ ers and Malaysians. to undergo a serious operation system. Then Dodd* ste|it>e4 to shortly. .Without saying precise­ inson and Mrs. Mary Conn, There was no official British In National Election Race tha microphone. household table. Mrs. Conn will SPECIALS this Thurs., Fri. and Sat. vemmental comment on the ly what is wrong with the Indo­ The vdiite haired senator, CHILDREN’SrtDVAPC <(AJFnr“NEOLITE’ I'm ** ^ ^ ■ Sdonesian thrust, the third in nesian leader, they said they addressing hia oipp<»iant, said 10 weeks, but officials said they hear he has not fully recovered — Jo-^W. Va., merchant and a hurried he was surprised "You didn’t Reg. $2.50 from an operation he imderwent WASHINGTON aocpect the Malaysian govern­ seph B. Lightburn doesn’t want substitute when Alabama Gov. rip into me tonight and repeat ment —after consultations with in Vienna, Austria recently. George C. Wallace declined to the things you’ve gone around In addition, these informants, to be counted out of the presi­ Pumpkin Family T aking It Easiy H A L F S O L E S 23 OAK ST. cither interested Commonwesdth accept the Constitution party the state saying about me.” R. E. Wandell cited what they said were indi­ dential race. Same side as Wat­ •ountries — will decide soon "If it goes into the House, designation, the cause is "a Doing a awitch.

lUHCHBaTER BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER <9, 1964 PAOB TB R iai' pAom r w 6 BtANCHESTER EVE;NING HBKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER », 1994 ty. With tea snergy of these 12, min* Av*., Gerald Paik; students channeled In the right ALL THE FIXINS ^Boat-W Ended Coventry Braalg C. Mosks to RlohairA It. Sheinwbld on Bridge Both Parties Workine Hard G>llege Dean direction, the college experience Trexler of MaDchestor, loU 17 w f O is vibrant, taking on a whole TV-Radio Tonight FOR HAUOWIIN By Coast Guard and 16, Laural Heights on Oadar new dimension." Brighter Side Swamp Rd.: Juatlna and Amada flED BEST DEFIMSE M l in Pennsylvania Campaign Finds Youth There are fimes when the Talk on European Trip Set PouUot to M v id A. and Janlca m O M OPENING U B ^ dean’s office must step in to ARTHUR DRDR MIAMI BEACai, Fla. (AP) — JS4 Of the News E. Xlncman; lot 567, RaynOlds By JACK LYNCH handle certain ' sttuatlons. The A boat-ln by five Quebec to D r„ Actors Colony Estates; By ALFRED WEENWOIi) 972^ •says baste RepubUcsui prlncl- No Obstacle undergraduate fraternity man Television Cuba. peace mar^hets ended For Men^s Club Breakfast Matthew Sataro to John F. and NstjoMU Men’s Team Ohnmplen HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) lies SM still batter than tlioss oi at New York referred to one 5 ? ” * Pennsylvania’s pollUcal leaders, he Democrats. 9:00 (1) Biz 3 Theater (8-3CM0) rUnUtones (C) abruptly Wednesday adien Coast Marlon D. SatU, on D a i^ Rd„ "Pleas* settle a partnership By MARC HAMBURGER such occurrence. (94) People and Polltica Guard personnel threw them off EAST RepuMlcan and Democrat alike, Scott’ s Democratic''opponent. (8) News - iMunr MO uM n ^shake from a smiling Lyndon of Cooper^Football team will play a home' Oak Grave, and WIU^Am E. and diaagreemtat," re q u ^ a read­ NAKIVILLE, Tenn: ^ ) — Weeknight restrictions on 10) Eye-DenUfy 8:00 (8-^40) Donna Reed the base. Herbert W. Cou Eva M. Bhafar to David M. and KQ»»a are working harder than they Miss Genevieve Blatt, who as fraternity pledging activities (12-18-30) Movie (3-13) Perry Mason m nD O LA, N.T. (AP) —Th* Johnson. Lane will speak and show pic­ game at 1:30 p.m. Sunday er. "There’s no queatlaa about S5 "What are you majoring In?" a (94) Sets and Systems Four of the five who had set Eva M. Shafer to David M. and aver have before in a presiden­ state secretary M internal af­ Vanderbilt student ksked the were opposed by several (32) Top 23 Plus One iiiaili iw lin T wntM t batWMB Officers James Robinson and tures taken on hU trip to Eu­ against the Bast Hartford Bie best defenas as the cards S3 1««54 (24) Long Hiu>py Race 1:30 (10-23-30) Dr. Kildare out for Cuba in a 24-foot launch Eunice M. Beil, on Babcock Hill I tial election campaign. fairs became Ui* first woman to alight, tweed-clad fnan at a groups. Boutwell stepped in to (90) EiSrly mow (34) The Editors Oscar O'Lear said they contin­ VFW-aponsored team at th* * KJ7< lO fis lUpubHemit Itop. St«v«n B. D«r> were carried from their boat to ropean countries about a Rd. lie, hut we don't know how East They are being qxirred, tor win statewide office in Pennsyl­ school reception. / advise adoption of new rules. (40) Adventure In Paradlee (8-30^) My Three Sons ued to watch Pryor’s activities month ago at the Men’s Club Plains Athletic Field. Proceeds m h j iA vania, constantly tries to link 6:10 (3) News. Sports. Weathsr 9:00 (8) Password cwtaB and hla DemocraUc op- a truck and driven to a nearby Charlaa F. Sr. and Caroline A. can be sure of the beat play different reasons, by pMls which 'T’ve been graduated," re­ "When a fraternity or individ­ (13) R.IR.I. Senatorial Debata for about 15 minutes and arre.st- breakfast at 7:S0 a.ra. Sunday will be donated to the Kennedy 4 5 Soott with Goldwater. 6:16 (22) (Xub -House ~- ed him after he made several causeway. Tbe fifth walked. Shaw to Edward A. Btdyrm of edien he sees only his own hand ; ^ KQ110f4S indlcat* that President Johnson plied Sidney BMitwell. ual electa to do nothing in a (13) Newsbeat (3-30-«) Bewitched poMat, liMtar Wolff, hu It* When they sailed Tue.sday for at the First Congregational Fund Drive in support of th# 1:30 (24) What’s New other unsuccessful attempts to Hartford, on Dunn Rd.; William and the dummy." J O A * enjoys a heavy lead over Sen. Democratic candidate* for "Oh, what are you doing situation that warrants some B— wnwi* motnonU. Cuba, the 0>ast Guard Intei*- Church vestry. Men and youths physical fitness program Insti­ South dealer „ (i) Walter (h'onicite (18) SuW:rlptlon TV WdifI rotterate*, ' ‘JThi* Wolff pick pockets. Jr. and Mary Sielitsky to A.J.T. Barry Goldwater in the race to Congress, the legislature and now?" action, then, in effect, that per­ (8) lAramie (C) 9:80 aO-33-Sq) Hazel (C) cepted their boat and towed it of the parish are invited. tuted by the late president. Enterprises of Tolland, on Dunn Both aides vulnerable •sMh Essf fihir statewide offices — auditor son or group has asked for uni­ (3-13) PoUtical i« no M crlficUl lamb — I'm out 'The amdliary to Green-Cho- oaptore Pennsylvania’s 29 elec­ "I work tor Vanderbilt,” re­ (13) Newsbeat Pryor was booked on suspi­ back to the Coast Guard sta­ Couch made the trip abroad Rd.; AibartN. Skinner to Leon­ OiMuitiw lead—King of Spadea general, state treasurer, and versity authority to step in and aO-22-90) Huntley-Biinkley (34) Jazz Casual ta win." bot-Rlchardson Post, American toral votes. ^ plied BDUtwell. " I ’m dean of (8-30-40) Peyton Place cion of attempted robbery. tion. The marchers reftised to in connection with his work as ard L. OigUo, on Cedar Swanm "West opened the king of 1 ? two Superior ( ^ r t judgeships dictate what to do,” he says. 4:46 (30) Ron Cochran DoKMnian, apoakinc to a Legion, will be represented by Republicans headed by Gov, foen.’! 7:00 (3) Wyatt Earp 10:00 ( 3-20-40) Jimmy Dean leave and*^ spent 24 hours field representative of a Rd.; Walter G. and Gladys I t spades, and East thought for a generally use the same tie-in Boutwell has grown accus­ Boutwell applied the same (22-3040) News, Sports, (10-32-30) Kraft Music Hall women’* gfoup In ICanhaaaet, a Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Perry William W. Scranton are work­ ARMEB MAN O.K. aboard the vessel before being hsnd-kuitting yard company Stone to William O. Sr. and El­ long time but then played low. ng I strategy. They also campaign tomed to such questions In the philosophy to the unpleasantries Weather (C) Imw laland community, *x- at the d^Murtment testimonial ing intensively to prevent a (10) Leave It to Beaver (34) In-School Preview SPRING LAKE'PARK, Minn., ejected. , During the morning worship len C. Judge, of Bast Haven, West switched to a low club, five hearts.' i .vily on Johnson’s recora, three years he has overseen tee of dismissal and suspension. He pr****d BUpport for noncompul- dinner Saturday at the Hedges Democratic landslide which, in (12) Newsbeat (.9-13) The Defenders (AP) — Patrolman Gary Trot­ The marchers, members of service at 11 a.m. Sunday at lots 72 and 36, Mction 9, Mock which rode around to South's The nature of ths^lsad fur­ addition to giving them a black ling that the presit^tlal vote more than 2,000 undergraduate called it suiother case in Individ­ (18) Su))ecriptlon TV , 11:00 (3-8-10-13-30-22-30-40) News. ■ory, nondenomlnatlonal prayer in New Britain. Sports. Weather ter moved in to arrest an armed the Committee for Non-Violent the church. Holy Communion A, Lakevlew Terrace; Raymond queen. nishes another clue, m view of eye nationally would' threaten will filter down to titem. At St, Mary8 men at the university. ual responsibility — this time a (30) Best of the Post CAR RENTAU I* public achoola. will be observed with the Rev. The post will be represented (24) Indian Experiment 11:16 (10-30) Tonirtt (C) man he spotted in the village Action, were: Bradford Lyttle, J. Trudeau to, John Bernstsen of "Declarer than knocked out the Mddlng, Waat could hardly their hold on th* state legisla­ Elliott F. Metcalf, senior Stu­ There was the time he attend­ lack of It. • 7:16 (23) Mass. Hlghllzhts (12) Chris Clark " I afro* with Bishop Fulton James R. MacArthur, pastor, at the affair honoring Depart­ Republican State Oiairman hall — only to find that the man 36; Erica F,nzer, 38, of , Middletown, lots 16 and 16, aeo- the ace of trumps, and it was expect to defeat five hsnits with ture. Craig Truax, another top Scran­ ed a weekend symposium at a "It’s better to he suspended (30) Sports Camera (40) Checkmate t. Sheen who aald It Is the right delivering a meditation sermon. ment Commander H. Graham all ovsr. No 'Ynatter what hiq>- dent at the Theological /Sem i­ and come to know yourself in 7:30 (10-30) Daniel Boone 11:30 (13) Movie tr LEASma was an off-duty policeman hired Marvin Davidov, 33, of St. Paul, tion H, Actors Colony Estates spade tricks alone. If Wssf had Democrats, fearing that the ton lieutenant in the nomination Virginia girls' school —A panel (3) Movie _ «( every child to pray as much by a local candidate to guard Minn.; Peter Gregonis, 38, of After the service the deacon­ by Commander and Mrs. Ext. 2; Judson B. and Elisabeth pensd now, declarer could .draw a singleton diamond hs would nary o f the Episcopal (jhurch moderator mistook him for a school than later on in life when (23) Berlin: KalSer to Khrush­ a* It Is th* right of every moth­ polls might lead to complacency fight, claims his organization is chev 11:90 (32) Tonight Show (C) * AlkMokos against vandals who had de­ Oregon and Robert Clapp, 36, of esses will serve coffee in the (Tharles Benjamin of Mansfield. A. Turney to Joseph F. and Wei- mimps and discard his clubs almost surely open his singleton student delegate whose first more lasting problems are in­ (3-12) The Munster* (8) Movie er to nurse Iwr own child,” he among their workers, are work­ campaigning for Goldwater as in Alexandria, Va., will speak stroyed U campaign signs. (^lifbm ia. vestry. The Co V e n t r y Grammar ley Gamache of WUllmantic, CB dummy’s good diamonds. instead of leading the king of ing to give Johnson a major hard or harder than'lt has for Sunday at the 8:41)^ and 11 a.m. name was Dean. volved,” he says. SEE BATUHOA*s7 t v WEEK FOB COMPLETE LiSUNG • All Modab awd. Sunday, Junior Pilgrim Fel­ School PTA exeootive board will lots 16-21, Mock C, Watsrfront "During file postmortem East spades. Moments of uneasiness fol­ DeroiBsian Joined the laughter triumph and, at the same time, any other candidate. services 'at St Mary’s Episco­ •AH TIfiwi lowship meets at 5 p.m. and meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Park, and David J. Webster to said that he thoui^t of over­ Neither clue was a certainty capture at least the lower house lowed for the Vanderbilt delega­ Bwt ensued when a woman He agrees that Goldwater has pal Cteurch, according to an an­ Senior Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 school. Andrew F. and Etta M. Deapard taking the king of spadea with taken by Itself, hut the combi­ In the state legislature. a l« ig uphill fight in Pennsylva* tion until the young dean rose to Driver Injured srled out: Lig h tb u rn StillHas Hope p.m., both at Quandt Hall on Scouts Get Rewards o f Glastonbury, lot 64, Coventry the ace but wasn't sure vrtiether nation of both clues Miould have nouncement by the rector, the point out the error. Paul Dodga Pontiac "k* SdMMi?" persuaded Elsuh lo take the first Polls of Pennsylvania voter nla, once a solidly Republican INC. Mason St. Cub Scout Pack 66 awards Manor development. to return a club or a diamond. state, hut he adds: Rev. George F. Nostrand. "M y name is Sidney Bout- Radio presented Include: Bradford trick with the ace o f spades and sentiment generally fo lW the well," he said, "and I am the In 2-Car Crash . 378 MAIN STREET Representatives of the Sec­ Through a certificate of diatrl- A diamond return would be vital Mr. M«tcalf, an officer in the U U WON’T BEK TRASH Clapp and William Groot, wolf If West had a singleton dia­ return the ten of chilM. national pattern as indicated by "The polls are*'not going to he dean of men." (This Hsting Inclndes only teose news broadessta el IQ or 16 Phone 648-2881 In National Election Race ond Congregational Church button the interest of Frances widely published pollsters. reflected on election day be­ U.S. Armed Forces during PHTLAOELPHIA (AP) — badge; David Tabor, bear mond and a weaker club bMd- Daily Question On another occasion, he was Stuart B. R. CJheney, 61, of ininate length. Some stanens carry oUier abort newscasts). will attend the Tolland Associ­ Blanco on lots I and 19, section One poll taken last week by cause tliere is no steam behind World War n , was in tee foun­ President Jcdmson comes to the badge; William White, Mark F in Waterfront Park develop­ r than K-J. As denier, you hold: Spndes, attending a naticaial interfrater­ (Continned from Page One) ation of Congregational (Chris­ the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in Johnson on tee nelg^iboriiood dry buBinesa for 16 years after 139 Hartford Rd. la resting WDKU—lSt* €>11:90 Art Johnson'Show. City of Brotherly Love today Columbia tian Churches in Rock\ille Sun­ Bates and William Pratt, lion ment has been transferred to Jo­ "East let his partner win the J-64; HenrU, 8-7-S; Dlamends, nity conference In New York l:U0 Lons John wad* ^ w r o r 141* and etty fathers want it to look K-Q-J-7-3, Chibs, A-5. the city’s "barometer" wards level. And people aren't publicly the war. He reaigtaed in 1962 aa A Vanderbilt undergraduate comfortably In Manchester Me­ 9:00 Dick Robinson 6:00 Lou Terri dent; and the-Trotskylte Social­ day afternoon. These are Ever­ badge; David Pierce and Don­ anne M. Tirlnsonie and Patricia first trick so thst hs could 7:00 Ken Orima Its best. ald Lavoie, arrow of light; Wil­ switch to a diamond himself if TYhat do you say? Indicated that 66 per cent of the lined up. Four yeahi ago you vice president of the Westmore- vtaced objection to a new regU' morial Hospital today where he 1:0'> News SIsn Off ett Prist, Wesley F. Lewis, Mr. and James Blaneo'of East Hart­ c'.xild get an argument on any liand Malleable Iron (3o„ West­ W BA1-«lf 12:00 Sal LaRosa. JUKO Th* d ty canceled trash col­ ist Workers party led by Missis­ Democrats Pick liam Groot, gold arrow under he had a singleton. If Weet Answer: Pass. You have 11 Yoters favored Johnson. Only 12. lation imposed on fraternities. 6:00 Fred Swanson Show and Mrs. Philip Linderson, Mrs. ford. afreet corner, whether tor Nixoh moreland, N. Y., to study for was admitted after complaining ^tke ZktpbCAT lections along streets to be trav­ sippi-born Clifton Deberry, now wolf badge; Terrence Murphy, didn’t have a stoglMon diamond points in high cards and 1 point, per cent were for Goldwater Afterward the student was 6:90 News. Sports and Waatbwr Amy Smith, Mrs. Gilbert or Kennedy,” the Eplsccqial priesthood. of chest pains received In a 7:00 Edward P. Morgan smys,,, eled by Qie President but ap­ of New York. Election Aides Lewis Bradley. Wayne Going . Manchester Evening Herald he might be able to lead clubs tor the douMeton. You would with 22 per cent undecided. standing with Boutwell when the Storrs, Mrs, Arthur J. Vinton The feelings of many Pennsyl­ Truax said he has found that Mr. Metcalf served tor two two-car crash last night. 7:16 Joe EMwards. pealed to residents to keep the and Mrs. J. Martin Visny. and John Kersen, silver arrow Ooventiy oesreepandent F. safely by himself. open a 12-point hand with a good dean of another school walked 1 *1 Pitm Ofl “Secreiinles Im A l e r Besides Krajewaki, at least major suit snd -14 quick tricks, vanians were ruffled by Gold- the so-called trend toward John­ terms aa a vestryman in Cal­ Westbound on Pine St., Che­ nibblsh hidden away. The Rev. James H. . Ameling under wolf badge. Paulino LHBe, telephene 743- "Was there a way for East to up. WINF—US* two candidates are running Democratic election officials hut not when your milt is a mi­ water’s defeat of Scranton for son has declined in recent vary Church, Utica, N. Y., and ney, according to police, was 6:00 News, Weather RUMMAGE "Ns slaw, bsHiy espy aacM***] solely on a write-in basis: Louis pastor, will use "Problems of 6331. know that it was imperative for "You know, I’m in complete Lssch hssr strviee! ■ANDY PICKPOCKET have been named by Registrar Also, Timothy Murj^y and nor and when you have otily 2 the presidential nomination. weeks and that RepubUcsins feel was a trustee of the Diocese of agreement with your position," reaching down to the car floor 6:16 Radio Greater Hartford E. Jaeckel of Lancaster, S.C., Prayeri’ as his sermon topic at Brent Carlson, gold arrow un­ him to win the first trick with 6:46 Lowell Thomas: Sports lest ttencH esWail LOS ANGELES, (AP) — Mrs. Laura Szegda. They are: th# ace of spades and return quick tricka Although Scranton said many much better now about teelr Central New York for five he said to the pair, “ and you to retrieve an overcoat when 7:00 News, Sports the American party candidate, the II a.m. worship service der bear badge; Ronny Night­ SALE Shsrptr kssd paper espiss. Police say Ulysee Pryor a club?" harsh tl& gs about Goldwater in congressional and legislative years. He is president of the can tell that dean of yours I said he drove into the rear of a car 7:36 Capitol Cloakroom and Bishop Homer Tomlinson of Mrs. William Murphy, official Sunday. Greeting after the ser­ ingale, silver arrow under Hon Student Missionary Society at driven by Qlrther B. CJoolbaugh 8:00 Life Line Hippy festsi self tie pir espy reached for another man's wal­ Women to Hear Two Clues For Sheinwold's 36- • page hla 82-day campaign to win the races. so.” 8:30 Jerry Gordon Show Sponsored by (miniswin ofdtr 25c6 the Omrch of God, founder of checker; Charles Olsen, chal­ vice will be Miss June Loomis, badge; CMrt Wittig and James booklet, "A Pocket Guide to Both Truax and Otis B. the Seminary. of Coventry. Her car had been let Wednesday and came up the Theocratic party. If West had a singletcsi dia­ nomination, the governor ful­ The incident in New York was 9:9o Speak Up. Greater Hartford MANCHESTER ASSEMBLY lenger; Mrs. Peter Moeckel, and deaconess, and Ernest Gowdy, Breen, denner bar; David (3aou- Morse, tee Democratic state He and his wife, the former 12:16 Sign Off Ibf MitSM XEQ9X COPOR holding the hand of the Presi­ Some of the candidates are Books Reviewed mond and ten Mack cards he Bridge,” s«id 80 cents to Bridge filled a pledge to* back the con­ unusual in one respect. Vander­ stopped in a line of traffic. Order of Rainbow for Girls Mrs. Louis Soracchi, machine deacon. The child care service ette, Lewis Bradley and Brad­ Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, vention’s choice and went into chairman, expressed concern Hope Rogers, are the parents of bilt students rarely fiivi them­ She and a passenger, Gladys W n o —1060 i isn st ysa ih dent of the United states. campaigning for votes. Munn. a during the worship hour will be would probably bid five q>adea 6:00 News, Weatner Sports tenders; Mrs. Charles Olsen, ford Oapp, assistant denner Box 3318, Grand Ontral station, eight states In recent weeks to about tee apparent dei>th of four children: Hope, 17, a sen­ selves in disag;reement with Locklear, also of CJoventry, Just as Pryor, a 30-year-old Hillsdale, Mich., college profes­ held in the (Church Community A “FaMilMi Parade of Books” instead of letting South play the 6:36 Old Borrowed Blue FRIDAY. OCT. 30 transient, was about to lift the election officials substitute; bar. hand at ft^e hearts. He would New York 17, N.Y. make speeches for the national voter apathy and indecision. ior at Chatham Hall, 'Va.; Bar­ Boutwell. were treated at the hospital and 7:05 Conversation Piece I R E E D' S sor, has made speeches from House. will be the highlight of the 7:90. News of the World Manohepter Shoppinz Parkads wallet, officers said, the street George Peters, machine me­ The pack committee will expect to 1m down on« at most, Ctqiyright 1964 ticket. But with visits by Johnson bara, 13, Gilbert, 11, and Susan "Youth, that always lurked as discharged. Both cars, station 9 coast to coast and Lightburn There will be no meeting of Bhnanuel (Shurchwomen’e meet­ 7:46 Sing Along ) A.M. 648-7167 crowd along the President's chanic; Raymond Keefe, absen­ meet at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 5 at the and he would be worried about dtoneral Feature# Carp. He also is campaigning heavi­ and Goldwater scheduled in tee 4. a major potential handicap, wagons, were towed from the 8:06 Pops Concert / has made a 35-city tour of Tex­ the Junior Pilgrim Fellowship ing on Tuesday at 8 p.rrL in There will be a reception in motorcade route shifted and as. tee ballot counter. Green - Chobot - Richardson ly at home, appealing for sup­ state this week and next they turned out to my advantage,” scene. 9:06 Newsbeat Democratic headquarters will Sunday. Luther Hall. expect increased interest. honor of the Metcalfs at 9:45 he says. 11:00 News MASpNIC TEMPLE XfffOGRAPHIC IfZci. pushed forward to the presiden­ The Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ American Legion home on Wall Five books will be Introduced port of Croldwater as well as for There was no arrest. 11. .'6 Sports Final, Weathsr. Others, like segregationist be at the home of Mr. and M'rs. "It has been apathetic up a.m. Sunday in Neill Hall at the Boutwell, 30, has a long way tial limousine. Pryor was ship will meet at 7 p.m. Sun­ St. , and reviews will be given. Or­ nominees for the state legisla John KMper, who heads the Paul Merrick, Rt. 87. until now," said Morse, "but we church. The event is sponsored to go before he fills the image of shoved along with it and his day in the (Church Community The pack meeting will be held ders for books for C3iria(mas ture. He says he needs a Repub­ States Rights party ticket, have Republican headquarters have are beginning to catch glim by the members of the 'Guilds the stem, balding pedegogue outstretched hand got a hearty stayed at home. House. Trustees of the church at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 at the will also be taken at this time TRY OUR SPECIAL lican legislature to complete the been changed from the home of programs laid out for his final merings of heat and fire.” of S t Peter and St. Paul. who usually presides over the What do they think of the will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday In Robertson School. and several new boMca will also Neither chairman would be life of young collegians. The 130- Democratic-Republican con­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carini to the basement of the church. ITALIAN DINNERS two years In the executive man­ that of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Charles Bird is line a-ssistant be on display. Per Person pinned down on predictions of MOUNTAIN DISTINCTION pound, 5-foot-5 bachelor dean test? Nursing Food Sales Tuesday commissioner and John Dooley, The program will be pre­ sion. ' Tuttle. Rt. 87. The Republican Scranton also is considered to margins in the Nov. S balloting. (3APUUN, N.M. (AP) —Trav­ wears a size 36-short suit and Johnson's "a wheeier and a The Public Health Nursing the new commissioner for the sented by the library commit­ But in Philadelphia, City buys his clothes from the cam­ P ISE dim iN siSw iF dealer” , and Goldwater "Just registrar is Mrs. Grace Pringle Association will- have- its two tee. Mrs. Charles Bodemann SERVED NIGHTLY AT have played a role in convincing elers along Highway 87 in north­ and moderator is Edward Carl- pack. Mrs. Lionel Bernard is Sen. Hugh D. Scott, his floor Democratic Cteairman Francis eastern New Mexico are often pus haberdasher. can't make up his mind,'’ says annual Election Day food sales public relations chhalrman for Jr., chairman, is assisted by R. Smith has forecast his organ A Vanderbilt graduate. Bout- Li^tbum . scm. Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mra Roderick MacClean, Mrs. manager at the GOP conven­ tmaware that Sierra Grand Is New 4-H Oub the pack. CAVEY’S S tion, to endorse Goldwater. ization will better tee 331,000- among the largest, If not t'.:e well found himself in student "I do not care for either one in the First District, one will Kenneth Bensen, Mrs. Edward votesmarg;in delivered in 1960 BEHOLD A Young ladies, aged eight to Warrantee Deeds Filed Scott, in a tough fight, for re- largest, independent mountain in personnel work when he was of them,” says Munn. be at the garage of Miss Alice Walters and Mrs. James Dpd- for John F. Kennedy, which ten, have formed a new 4-H Warrantee deeds filed in.the election to a second six-year the United States. It is not the counselor of a model freshman Why do minor-party candi­ Boyntmi on Rt. 31, a short dis­ town clerk's office include the son. enabled him to win the state by Club with Mrs. Eugene Lescoe term, reluctantly agreed that ns tallest, but the biggest in miles dormitory. At 27, he became the dates nm, since their chances tance /from the town office following transfers of real es­ Mra. John Kjellson will be In 116,000 votes. PAL£ HORSE as their leader. The group has a Republican he had an obliga­ covered by Its base. It is not youngest dean of a major uni­ are so small? building. In the Second District, tate: Russell C. Dickins to Ho­ charge of devotions and Mrs. Next: Ohio. versity In the United States. elected the following officers: the other will be held at (Cov­ tion to support the entire ticket, part of any rang# or mountain Munn put it this way: Vl’d race R. and Doris C. Crockett of Albert Harrison and Mrs. Eu­ system but springs up out of the Mild-mannered and highly 711 >-115 Cheryl Gardner, president; Don­ entry Grange Hall on RL 44A. gene Gunsten ars refreshment including Goldwater. rather lose in a cause that even­ Rockville, lot 8, block Z, Water­ Trrgngra^m m. — s a t . — s u n . rolling plains. fluent, Boutwell is a liberal tually, will win than to win in a na Woodstock, vice president; Proceeds will be toward the chairmen. But, running as a liberal Re­ Gold Poncho Worn front Park; Joseph F. Gamache publican, he streses his inde­ Sierra Blanca is a near neigh­ among deans of Southern uni­ FAMOUS cause that eventually will lose.” Geni Lescoe, secretary, Wendy PHNA budget for the present to Judson E. and Elizabeth A. The meeting is open to aaem- Starkel, treasurer and Margaret pendence in areas of Pennsylva­ LIMA — The ancient Incan bor to Capulin mountain, which versities. year. Turney, on O oss St., lo.st 6-8, bers and guests. l.t RUN "I believe In a maximum of Dean, reporter. Other members Next Week’s Menus nia where anti-Goldwater senti­ civilization regarded gold as a is the last active volcano in the Section X in the Waterfront Man­ continental United States, and student self-government,” he WESTERFIELD* of the club Include Paula Ma- Hot lunch menus In the or development, and Alonzo G. ment is heavy, and in. conserva­ symbol of the sun god, not ne­ cessarily as a measure of not as spectacular as Capulin for says. O ’R eilly Faces kuch; Suzanne Levesque and Lu- three local public schools for Grace to David H. and Dorothy tive sections he points out his "party regularity." lYhen he wealth. Thus reverence, not that reason. Capulin, known to "There must be opportunities Ann Bisson. The group will meet the coming week: Monday, K. Grace, land on Bunker Hill for students with initiative to SPORTCOATS. Robbery Charge Friday after school at the barbecued beef on rice ball, but­ does mention Goldwater, he ostentation, led one Incan king tqurista, Is a perfect example ..of Rd. J a volcano cone and oraier. assume Individual responslblll' homes of Mrs. Lescoe and Mrs. tered spinach, bread and butter Norman J. and Jeanette G. THE LITTLE B E T T E m y is p points out their differences, but to wear a large gold poncho. Charles R- O'Reilly has been Peter Naumec. Mrs. Ernest Ca­ and stewed peaches; Tuesday, Larivee to, Stanley E. and Twll- BLAZERS charged with robbery with rini is an assistant leader. home-made turkey - vegetable la S. Jackowski, lot 14, block violence in connection with last Members of the Women's Aux­ soup with crackers, creamed THEATER month's mugging add robbing iliary of the Volunteer Fire De­ cheese and jelly sandwich on of a Hilliard St. man. The 22- partment has elected Mrs. raisin bread and Dutch apple year-old O'Reilly was arrested Thomas Chowanec as president. cake; Wedne.>*day, at the high p re s e n fs Choose ELECTION CAMPAIGN SPECIALS at his Center St. home shortly She succeeds Mrs. Edward Fox. school, ham with gravy, par­ 0 . 22.95 after midnight today. Other officers are: Mrs. Guy sley potato and pineapple-wal- He posted 31,000 bond and Beck, vice president, Mrs. dorf salad and at the elemen­ From was released until his Circuit George Johnson, secretary and tary schools, porc-u-pie with ElEWC • BMUODHYM-JMI Comp, val, 29,95 Court appearance Nov. 16., Mrs. Joseph Jaswinski, treasur­ vegetable, potato, and at both, STREHS TaCIWIIC0t0a*TlCIINWC098*[l Hom e Appliances The charge stems from an er. bread and butter and straw­ These berry gelatin; Thursday, meat ATTENTION CHILDREN! incident which occurred on the Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Fred PLUS MAJOR CO-HIT, loaf, buttered noodles, Mexican night of Sept. 9, when Louis Macht were named to the ex­ Friday Matinee Only - 1:30 NATALIE WOOD—STEVE McQUEEN com. buttered biscuit and but­ Robarge, walking home on Hil­ ecutive committee. "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER” liard St., was attacked by two terscotch nut pudding: Friday, NEW YORK •TARTS SITNDAY The women have earned 3588.- baked macaroni shells, with The exclusive Ingrid Bergmaa men, beaten and robbed of 38. 59 for the organization during GALA Robarge received no serious in­ cheese sauce, tomato aspic tm “THE VISIT" this first year of its existence. with creamy mayonnaise, bread ■ FREE jury in the attack, which police AN EVENING OF phis “ TOE 3rd SECRET" The money will be used for a and butter and citrus cup and j H p ii© w e o i i are still investigating. project which the women will OLD FASHIONED MAGIC CLEAN* I cookies. i F U N S H O W decide on shortly. Coventry Grange will observe MELODRAMA “Hobo Night” during the Lec­ Walt Disney Manchester Evening Herald turer's Hour of the business WITH SIX FILTER Columbia correspondent, Vir­ meeting at 8 p.m. Nov. 5 at its DAZZLING ginia M. 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MAMCKESTiOt BVEHIMa HERALD. ICANGKBSTBR; CX)NN^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER t9 . It EVENING HERALD, UtANCHESTER, 00NN„ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1964 cntoaith total taiduded SOS claima fo th« Rkven with'S,B0e and water- mthM tytA rii come from somewhat different teacher, one of the first of the I like to think of myself as an did you say you ware lnT” spontaneity. Bverythlng is writ­ “Who Was thkt gtii^ aoIvM and to rep ort^ fbr pay- leagues stTHs Ote word "help" bury with 3,208. schools of acting and it showed. Parts expatriates, still llyea I actreos. I also sing and dance.” Debbie; “I'm not on Broad- ten down.” anysrayt” ' in coaveroationa with potential D ecreane N oted RookvUle offleo, a drop o f nine. chiatrio, treatment ’ file d Mot week Tlie Manchester office r^ WASHINOTON — ThrOdin- Puzzled Stars Meet Puialed frowns follbwed polite there oh the Lett Bank. Duncan; “ Actress, ehT You'll wAy, actually. I ’m in the motion He drifted off to check -with an' at Phone \ Buloldea. It la ImpmjCant, ha mained In the I2th apot in mer«e Department hen ^SMBid smiles. They eyed each other and have to come see me at Oame- picture bustness.’ aide, who waa passing out pam- Waltaar tali < the telephone In Idle O aim s throaghout tha sUte dacllned 500,000 Hornet Bonied said, that the oalling .*:divlduals claims filed. wi toamScB to tM abet They met on board the liner shook hands. Their chat, aa gle B all.” Duncan; “ Ah, Bollywood. phleta about hla Carnegie Hall oervioe probably waa helpful get directed owdy from their by S8, to a total of Itojee.^Dur* year statewide c la im a of TOe cost oTlkifld- For Shipboard Chat France as she docked Wednes­ recorded by Michael Mok of the Debbie; “Did jrou write the They love me in California. I’ve performance Saturday. Waiti for Suicide Catts even V> the anonymoue callers. obvious feeling ot hopeleaeneaa Debbie; (whispering) “ All NBW YORX — Bvsty year Unemploymant eontpMaatlon amounted to SS4,S1S. , Cheese should always be which ran I at 'ft day. Debbie was owatebed in New York Dally Newa/ went aa play yourseUT” had some of my greatest'suc­ “This is a cifala eituatlon for and h^baonesa 1OT.4 per,, cent of the ISBTrSS mink from head to toe. follows; Duncan; “Of .course not My cesses in Hollywood.” . .. during the crossing-1 thoiwht he since 1DB8, United ItaU s h m ^ claims fUad in Manchester last There was no ohange in the coOked at a low temperature. 1.. o M v n pMoir York aervice had 8M calls the potential suicide,” he aaid. "Our first atm when we tot a "T ,»*»*a<>a>R*y>nond Duncan; W. The eye- Duncan, his shoulder-length Duncan; “What sort of work wiMy la aboohitaly spontaneous Debbie; “I grew up in Holly­ waa a woman — those flowing owneni hava loot more thaa week declined by ST from the fear top t p o t a among the oUte’a Strlnglnoos and curdling ten « toOD million in dwelling firOa which the paycbiatrlata claaat- “If we get them dver the Crlola, call la to stop the penon from brOTra raised were their own. golden-white hair held out ot nis do you do, my dear?” Make it up aa I go along, you wood myself.” robes can be awfully decep­ iim TORK (AP) -r A piv- SO Offlow. Bridgeport wamflrat when eookt^ la prolongto pr ^ BQ im roM star Debbie Both are proud of their pool- tive,” Fires dsitroy or damage mote fled aa comlim from probable they may nevar again consider carrying out hla threat,” said totals fbr the week'oidlug Oct. temperatures are used witn O ftita t Midex, M eeoMid eyes by a band, wore homespun, Debna: (With an arch glance understamd. The audience pteys Duncan; “The trouble with dOrtiM ilta ky • qaieial nd an attempt.” Waltaer. “The next atep ia to get IT. with T60 penons filing for with S,388 olalma filed, followed figures show. and ptoneec beatnik I Uons in show business, but fwwing robes. The philoaoi»Mr- at reporters) “1 act, or at least on me like a harp. What play the movies is that they lack Duncan; (as Debbie- leaves) than 800,000 homoo each yftar.*- pft*— oulcldM. * a.j^ a* by Hartford with 3,S00, New m( ' heat. Mcpkfliw In n rdom t k Hmr m thoae, 144 identified them- W altaer said he and his col- Mm helped.' the week endum Oct. S4. The Torit's TMt Ktafs Oowmty Boa- pttel. B * awnlta a dan that ndU b afia "Z am fotatcAo kill my- aatf." X Tha jpagrchlatrtat U Dr. Bar- bart Waltaar. diractor at the Now York Bmargancy Paycbl- atria Treatment Sendee. Ria SAVE CASH . . . AND » E T tank la to prevent aulcide. Be, or SAVE CASH... ana at ^ ooUeaguea, baa y<,: ' v,v • jffi ;+■, ■ ■; Other clUea with auch a “aui- STAMPS, TOO! aide pnvanUon aarvice" tor thoae who want to communicate ’ .■'^4 " i - r thylr troublea Include Voa An* galea, San BYanclaco and Mi­ am i. i Tha rad telei^ione aymboUit.:; - a the growing c^cem ot authorl- tiea that auiclM haa far broader Sto p^Shop ImpUcatlMU than the bare ata* SUPER MARKETS tlatica numbering thoae who die. Paycbiatrlata, public health otncula, Inaurance experta and law enforcement oftlciala gener­ ally agree that; — number ot auicldea IHEHXIDYOUlUYTOMV each' year ia greater than the Priiot iffocthro gt iN Stop & S h ift in Conn, m o p t Thowptoiwffli , Now Lonton, Orotnn or total reported by vital ataUatica TMES A SMAIUR SHAK OF YOW PAY agenclea. There were 90,aw recorded auicldea in 196S. .. AND REMEMBER YOU GET —^For every doaen auicldea one other life may be taken, either by an aaaociated accident or 1^ murder. For every aulcide oix to eight FOOD IS TOP VALUE STAMPS; TOO! attempt aulcide. —The aulcide toll could be cut dramatically if the problem were given the attention that ia iven to other m ajor cauaea of Jeath. In the van of the attack on BARGAIN aulcide are life inaurance com- panlea, which have an economic Btake in the problem. A popular Tstsy, Iks a w w miaconception la that life Inaur­ IsadlytpsadtMKTIB ^...... " ance cannot be collected on fsrfMf,80l«ftttb auicldea. Moot ordinary life sftsr-tsx fsIlKlif i OOMtAn ' policlea allow full payment of Is GsYsfasNst f uumrance claima if the aulcide yssn sts fast tsskM T E Ietri victim haa held the pc^cy two si ssck MHar. yeara. Current atatiatlca put aulcide cloae to the top 10 leading cauaea of death. Accurate ata- tiatlcB, oay Inaurance men, would put it am rag the top 10 and rank it about the level of diabetea aa a killer. Enjoy! Enjoy!. . . the finest meat you HI ever eat! “Thera ia no doubt that aui- cide ia far more aignificant than . I the number of deatha recorded Indicatea,’’ aald Dr. Louia 1. Dublin, retired vice preaident of the Metropolitan Life Inaurance Oo. Dublin, who haa written otandard texta on aulcide, termed the method of recording ouicidea in the United Statea Inadequate. “It ia about one-third short'of the prdbaUe actual total,” he oaid in an interview. He aaid many auicldea are not reported SAVE ID* such becauae aympathetlc Bake a hatch for the kids! Big 'saving! |Uie •■ofTiclals seek to protest livsr Ivors for social or religious I’M?'. WHMESDAY-f w... „ MIXED :'4 4V ■^v In addition, many suicide in Hartford, East Hartford, West Hartford, victima mask their deaths as Middletown, Bristol, Manchester k Now Britaiii- NilTS DUNCAN HINES accidents. Dublin said this is Vaonnm porticidaiiy true of auto fatali­ ties. I I 01 eon 59* .. -? **+ “In an inobability, there are SRLOIN six to eight times aa many at­ Double Fudge Brownie iVUx tempts at suicides as there are INSTANT COFFEE Our famous Top o' the Grade oucoeases,” Dublin said. BOX OF 24 CANDY BARS ST0P»SH0P “n iea e unsuccessful indivtd- Extra fudgey Bi| 6 ez Jar Quality beef^the choic­ uals disrupt lives around them Big M m of Bit Stamps, tool est of the choice, and have a deep impact on the NU SOFT and axtra SAVE' FROZEN ORANGE JUICE lives of their families. Those Trick tr TrMt Fibrk Softner flavorful, tender, who attempt suicide imsuccess- delicious! 8m 4 at;tha host! juicy. A tipmen- fuUy still are damaged people. Rickd favoritMl ^ t 2 0 « ^ Q c leva ISA) this waaki A sizable proportion of them Get stamps, too! 10*4 SAVE 14*) doua value at ultimately will succeed in de­ 0«Mt sbs W # 4-1 this low ^ ce. stroying themselves. “Thus, there is an accumula­ , Our Just-Rite tion of people in this country Trim® gives you who have attempted suicide and , even more value I who ore potential suicides. We don’t ordinarily recognize what a drain this is.” He estimated the accumula- timi at two million persons. Stop t Shop For the life Insurance indus­ LARGE try the problem ia clear. Insti­ Marshmallow tute of Life Insurance statistics TOWELS PORTERHOUSE or T-lM)NE «uiu 891 show that in terms of violent death suicide is the only area BOTTLE where the death rate of insured CHASE > persona is higher than for the N.Y. Stylo Conipd Boof x ; 79; population generally. Btatiati- csUly, the life-insured person is less likely to die in an auto acci­ Skinless Frankforts' ""•LT’ 55 v dent, be murdered or die in some other accident than ia the Swift Premiuni Sausage 39; eneral population, but more STEAK Skely to commit suicide. The recorded number of sui­ '■•a; SInmunI Canned Ham Vsff *3.99 cides Increased 2S per cent from SAUCE 1983 through 1983. That com­ 1 pint pared to an increase irf motor COFFEE Frid’t - with Save, to* on Potato SaladK'^29; vehicle deaths — an area in -Mssbresut 4 01 sire 7 SI ess which most, states carry •ti extensive and costly programs, Fresh Haddock Fillets 49; of prevent — of 18 per cent. The general population increased about 20 per cent. SAVE I One difference between the 60*BRECK A utumn Harvest recording of the 42,990 motor Autumn vehicle deatha and the 20,280 LiMb Conbimtion suicides Is that the vehicle acci­ > Harvest dents recorded all lives lost, SHAMPOO SboHltor ehopo O Q whereas the suicide toll did not You get end plooos for stow s J # You get Savo2Te O O c lb O v M 'R ta d y take into account the number of stamps, too! lives of others that were lost stamps, too! 4 SI betth 4J 4# Lamb Ligi because of a suicide. Those victims were tallied under hom­ Get Top Value lb lit icide or “other" accidents. The potential suicide is often Stamps, too! an suigry person,” said Waltzer. “He bears anger and hostility MA.tE STOP t SHOP HEADQUARTERS FOR toward something external. Then, becauae of guilt at the MODESS anger, he turns it back on him­ Rogoiar or Sopor ' lAORE PAa-stmiK PRia busters; HAUOWETN TREATS! self. In some situations this is Goodies galore for your _i..,i— .. completely dirsetod back. In Sava 28e C Q ( Quart MiraciN WUp IfMiltl Save 18* on^Q-Tips ISS some cases this goes both ways, SARA H E tog ri It «# # 2»*l party — all at low, low either against a neutral subject UVt prieea. You get Stamps, 50 Book Matebos Itc 2 to.. 29* Save 38* on Bromo Seltzer — an Innocent bystander per­ 2de.M tool RAPEHWIT haps — or againot something personally significant, such as a Brownies or Chocolate Swirl Boof or CbickoR RicoARoul 35* 60* Tamo Creme Rinse 2 .m u*I 100 EXTRATRAvZSTAMPS member of hia family.” 99' Lustre 6 Waltzer aaid that the precise Aiflrli Iw wht‘r> you buy 1 pound w( LufdoHS rich Stop.&Sbop Poamit Butter 3 ’Lr»1 Save 17* on St. Joseph niMni SQUASH w effectiveness of suicide prevan' Sirs’ ‘ I Indian Rivor tion efforts is dlffioult to gauge. SAVE Creme froiM trftftts Raspberry Prosiirvos 49*^ In Its first year of operation the Hair Spray JLQ c Save11*enJ& JBaby Talc 3-»l BAG OF rMi4y to Mrvo! 20* « (Not ^ ) OT Save 38* on Ustoriiw 2 boK. 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friend eg the late Preeiaei»t jobn Tha IiiTMMa Border Toi^^p«ii|dBidA RockviUe^^ emon Fi Kemedy^ aleo has bad long The bwgor between South Yietnans, Sen. Pastore Fo^ T r^u c k B ^ y OMoeiatioB yrtths Johnson. Bi|t munnu Witt aur aHy, and Cambodia, our ono-timo tha Elarlita senator bucked Boutralist fHomd but now portaapo our mara of'KentrMy’a legislative mo. ■nie low MBdpr to "W>»y a propMOrand eeUld be expectetf aautraliat uafitend, la about MO ayiea ' By A.H.O. Issues Undebated to be out of sipp' with some that lilting truck body for the town k»g. Johneoq .mqkes. DAT Wo find It dUneolt ^BftQ»wi*y;deptotmsnt nay not ^ Senate Whip Thia hae of aovereignty runs through Belton Oopp, • V' ' ,An<^er i^epUal candidate is wild mountain and jungle. how mudi Senator JSOfx tlie^oohttlttt^^ ^ o e ^ Affb* nominee for the UB. sen. Russell B. Long of Louisi- and John Lodge may h*v« , WASHINGTON ^ »fAP) * ■— M 1. UM Freoumably, OM^boundary has smbs .wicaiWs i^sttutonant jia from toe aecond 'Sna, who ha* iMiority of Senate lorsd their oampitopis.tojnt toe •Offerqd appWeittiy don’t n a ^ Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey Is service oyer both Pasfore and marking on toe land. district, made another bf hi* precise Images they have, toe town's xeqiuttlnents. . . whirlwind toura through Ver­ elected vice' president ^ next Smathers. Long is generally A ' But it ia almoat impoealble to dlo- each other and the predM decision Along tola border on toe Cambedtan Building..tois mornings toe ference, Oopp laOhed out a t hli taking a hanfl In replacing l\im seen eye-te-eyd with the admln- nation on the eampdlgn.. opponent, incumbent wTuism Istration’a teanr. * ' ' Cosm^fies OBB TS#" ••eeseee%*e««»eee*»» HmQP aMe, toare are apparently two Mnda of in toe Senate leadership. Bpi MMOB •••»•••••••••••••• lli^B But they have been bfiiavlng St. Onge, ;0nd 'oharged toat the As whip, > president who jumped into sue •M Of romibiloaSMi of all mwo villagao and toe ragline .of South Viet­ might'be calculating this cam' at' 33M ok 0^ did' track body. passed in Oongreks this yedr; -I-' I erodMed to It or aot oUtoiwlot or Democratic State Convention hiddeiv were' 'Hirtford vised' (Mates on two oo, Ordinarily the White House a situation pubUcly was Frank­ 9_ ^ Jtfo poprr uid olM tko loool atwa Other casions, .but said St. OngS lin D. Roossvelt. FDR got the ‘ At The Piuhada ■ahodlod herhero. . nam. which renominated Wm, when I Inc.,''Bbst Hartford, at wouldn’t give tqo much atten­ I l | ^ of topoMloottoa ol opoelol It la oonceivable that toe Cambodton his acceptance speech concen­ turned down about six ad&- tion to the choice ot an a s s is ^ t late Sen. Alben W. Barkley ot AU It ' and K. 0. Oofe Oo. Ine., tlonal invltatlanis to. debate in Kentucky named*^^ majority lead­ ■MANCHESTER tatcfcooNTbmta or* ako loowrod. army would like to be able to preserve trated entirely on domestic is­ ijaiuo^ al'|l,830.' leader. Buf Democratic Lea'der Middletown; . Norwlto and ta Mike Mansfield Vf Mbntana'has er in 1917 by toe margih, of ^ Cambodia’s neutrality and keep the Viet sues and gave, not to* aUshtest three, bids will ’be 're- other cities and towns within single vote. . JSL irtLSsii.saesgi g-»g todleatioB that iM )tod been the Viqweq By the highway depart- declined to play the whlp-crack- Cong from Using Cambodian territory S the second': district. ing leadership ,rolq Johnson •'sssfk'“isr&— ------Senator of one otRitrovarsial , imiit and (jeheral Manager He charged that Bt Onge KriatasatssCT; Harald. as a refuge or base. It is also mnosiyable foreign poBcy heoSllne, after ' RidhaM ' Martin befode an spent muoh df tK* tone during himself once filled. that toe Qambodlan army doesn’t havs another.’ award is mads. AU the ‘silfhs inBicate that their televised debates laud­ Johnson would like to seS -the strength enough to deal with too Vlot \ The pattern set in that aecep- , ' ' ’THe track bddyi hdt'orifinsl- ing toe opportunity for the tance speech has since, contin­ )y schctfulM for puMhaSb this Senate Democrats install Sen. CREATIVE WRITIN6 CQNTECT Cong goorrfllaa. candidates to a p p w before the John O. Paqtore.of Rpode Island ued, consistently enough to Jn- year, wBl 1*4 bought' with ffinds public ta debate, ra t, Copp said, SIPONBORED by JIJNIOR CBNTTOY OLTO ■ ' But when'an American plant, or'an dicate that It is indeed , delib­ savdd 'dll' other new equipment his opponent did not debate as thsir a^stant* leader. Tfie nhrehases. The highway .depart­ President worked closely 'with Amorlean' plane movided to South erate. Dodd has been oampalgn- main isaues of toe election. Pastore' in- toe congressienal >OR CHILDREN IN MADES 3- « niunday, Oetobar W , fttoa over thia border trying to' f tiig primarily on domesuc, is­ ment had estimated the body Copp also charged that Bt. sues, where he himself hss most W'duld’' cost about' 31,700. ' ' ^ Onge spent too. iquoh time' on session. Hq was so impressed ------deal with toe Viet Cong guerfUlaa, that oonsistenUy been a UberaL He / '' TH# hew body will be mount­ local matters and not oiough' with the Rhode Island senator’s Cambodian army doee have strmgth ablUties that he^ pfeksd Bim for SUBJECT:': ;Anythin|r ^ . has been letting bia past record ed 'bn*'h 1964 model-track time on more important issues keynoter of'tKe party’s national Why Should Manchester Chanfe? onoUgfa to direct some anti-airoraft firo m ' on forrign affairs, where he has ehassis'already/owned by the such as huclear disarmamentt convention. up at our planes. • ^ most consistently been aligned 'fdWn.*' It'ld schediried for gen­ medicare and app under eivaoipary proqedure*. with the school of thought to eral ipnrpoie use, and will be St. Onge has ’’toe respcmsibfl- Sen. George A. Smathers. of. ‘ plo of Manoheatar art bainc aikad ta And aometonea toe Cambodians do ■fitted'for/sand'Spreading dur- ity to let toe peoplq know how which toe Repubilcan nominee Florida w^d* be ta Un'e for' N!ANIE a'lr-f-, • AGE , v s* ! anawar a apodal lataraat quaatkm tkay this. At other tonoo, fire a t our pianos .for Preeldent also belongs, ■ g the winter. he stands on these issues,” Oopp , , as .. ddii. I v: c declared, "but he Is quiet aboift promotion fottai'his post i.s *e<> hava turnod down on avary pravknia may oomo from too Viet Cong we are , speak for Itself. retary of the Democratic Policy ehasing. RAILROAD DKFKRT them " Committee to,tod job Humphrey ADDRESS '...... PHONE ' • • « • 0 4 •' eccaaion in their hiatory. Calculated or not, tola cam­ tNEW -h a v e n ,, CAP)— Oopp explained his stand on a So far, in this situation, some Amorl- paign behavior fits to* likeli­ may be lea'ving. Hia‘ paUtion to permit the Sunday •lees-of.-the New Haven Rail­ number of issues. Smathers; a *16se personal oan lives have been loat, and we have hood that Dodd entered the road reported today a . deficit "The people should de . ing repreeentativM from a so­ sibility ia that, If we have indeed come m m . ’Ihe particular slant of toe cial unit such as a town, vdiers . MAIL TO:'Mrsi'Richard'Carlson Thia ia not, and never haa bean, aim- to toe stage where we are about to JCANCHESTER . (Harald plM)io ■atwala) campaign Lodge has been wag­ sverybody know* tos can

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MANCHBSTER BVENINO HERALD. IfANCHBSTER. CONN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1964 MAMCHBSTES EVENWO P A O, __ B l i___ N . High Court {($ i l l T o t m V w * G I V E / Won’t Hear Time Debate Area Parley WAflHINaTON (AP) — Itao GREEN Supramo Covort haa rafuaafi to to «to "Ttm» .S T A M P S ^ ebnvana befora mection Day tS i o f tor toMiMTBw** Om Oreat- hear argumonta damandliig er Huttofd Oonferwic* «n equal television-radio tima tor ItottogwHtaw D«v«la|iaMat MKt Sen. Barry Ooldwater to reply to an Oct. 18 apeech o4 Presi­ Tanra ottlctok, boOi alecUvr dent Johnson. - and afipolntlra, r^srsMcitatlTas The court’s refusal, an­ of tlM loom caiamber o f Ootn- nounced Wednesday night, naatoa and the nwra media and means that there to no chance intareated individuala will be First that the Republicans will win amooff the 479 penone who thel^egal battle to get the time have aocepted tovttatioM to the for Ooldwater before next Tues- ■tfarirnoe. d i^ . H m eonferenoe to achednlod National 'The Federal Communlcationa for Nov. 19 t h n x ^ 21 at the Commission has ruled that the Hotel Amertoa la Hartford. The President’s speech was a report ^ponaorlnc Greater Hartford S t o r e s to the nation on international Cfiaihber of Oommeroe to hop- developments and not a cam­ taf: to develop a eonceneua that paign speech. The ruling said could lead to future eoopera- the three television networks, tton amonf: the Oapttal Re which gav4 tbs air time to the gkm’a 90 obmmunlttoa. President,, were not required to Town oCficiato who plan to do the same for the Reitubllcan attend the eonference are Fran- Green Stamps, too! presidential candidate. cto J. Mahoney, dialnnan of the ELECTION DAY — TUES. NOV. S In a tie vote, the U.S. Court of board of dlrectora; Robert Appeals allowed the FCC ruling Stone, a town director; Francis BE SURE TO VOTE! to stand. The Republicans then J>IlaFera, chairman of the Re­ asked the Supreme Court to publican Town Committee and take up the case quickly — be­ a member of the board of di­ fore Hlsctimi Day. rectors; Mrs. Katherine Bourn, The coLtft, which to not sched­ chairman of the bosud of educa- uled to hear any more cases tioa; Atty. Paul R Groobert. a until Nov. 9, Infused. repreeentatlTe to the General Finast Although the legal rulings Jl sastwbly. have gone against them, the Republicans have had one Also, Martin Alvoid, chair­ chance to reply to the Presi­ man of the Town Planning dent. The National Broadcasting CommUaioa; Mrs. Dorothy Ja- Co. gave free time to Republi­ eobaon. eecretary of the plan- can National Chairman Dean atrig commission, and a past APPLE JUICE Burch a few days after the ehalrman of the Capitol Re^on President’s report to the nation flannlns Agency; Richard Mar­ Fancy, all New EnqIancJ made on the change in Kremlin lead­ lin, general manager; William ership and Red China’s first H. Curtis, superintendent of I nuclear detonation. echooto; Alfred P. Werbner, The Supreme Court did not nrsMdent of the Manchestsr I announce how it voted in its of Oommeroe and decision not to hear the Republi­ ateirmaa of the development can arguments before Slectlon eonuatotoon. Day. It did say that two Ju^ Atoo, Robert Brock, executive tices, Arthur J. Cteldberg and vice president of the Chamber; PORK ROAST Hugo Lk Black, disssnted, white Mrs. Jerome Nathan, president a third, Byron R. WUto, took no of the League of Women Vot­ part. ers; John Rogers, a Negro his­ Ooldbsrg and Bteok said tbaf torian; Horace H. Brown, adl I the question raised by the Re­ mlniatirator of the Connecticut publicans was susbstantial and toter > legional planning pro­ the court should take up toe gram ; Paul M w ards, manager 5 - R I B C U T case before BleoUon Day. et radio atatian WINF, and FOOD IS A BARGAIN Ooldbsrg went further and IlitoaM Ftoke of The Herald. said the equal time law "on its Richmond face i4ainly raqulraB’’ a 'broad­ So Tender - So Flavorful It's True . . . Today only 19c of caster "wtko penults any person who to a legally qualified candi­ ' LB date for any public office to.use Retail Trade All Cut From your Dollar is spent for food ... its broadcaid facilities to attord an equal time to ell other eandi- Has Top Year SW EnP EA S Tender Young Porkers back in 1949 you spent 26c . . . dates.’ ’ Tasty, tender and tempting Imagine! In foreign countries mow YORK (AP) — Thto to Bolivian Miners ■n SKtraordtaiarily good pear for MtaU trade. food costs run from 29c in France C a ll B ^ e f S trik e a Ttmt’s toe report from J. y - R I B C U T LA PAC, Bolhrta (AP) — Ibe Ctordon Dakins, executive vice to 53c in ! Food in America I tin mtnen’ intoifi onllWI s M- prstodsitl af tos Nattanal RtoaU 4 ^ 6 5 < bour antlonwlde strike today Xerchaiito Associatian, which against President y)etor...Pas has a membership of 14,760 de­ is indeed a Bargain. partment sitd retail stores Bstenasoro as turmofi eonttoued across the country. I in Bolivia. Total retail sales held up well Ten Mrtons were. ifpWted despite the Inroads of the Gsn- lulled Wednesday to Orurb. a sral Motors strike tohich saw ‘ mining center 148 m iles potith of new car sales fall 23 per cent La Pas, Vlolenco was toarw in In the middle 10 days of Octobw. RicKmond "Yor" Garden ELBERTA La Pax today as atudknts and Dakins estimated that 1964 le- labor unions scheduled a ^*trea- toil sales would amount to more dom march" against the gov­ than $3to billion up from $246.4 ernment and toe preatdant’s billion last pear. 7-RIB ROAST and Nationalist Revohdiematy For d^iartment stores alone, 4 CINTIR CUT CHOPS Movement called for a couhter- he figures that the 1964 gross PEACHES PORK COMBIIUnON 1 demmutratlon. would approximate $17.9 billion, TOMATOES The goveiiunent dtspatOhed 7 per cent from $16.8 billion All red ripe at peak of flavor Freestone — slieed or halves, in heavy syrup I troops to the San Jose fidno to 1063. m m si near Omro, wbofe a oommu- Xhb asaoclation is engaged in nlqut said miners were holding Its annual survey of Christmas SHOULDER a n on p o f mflttUtfnen hostage. season prospects, and Dakins The govenunwt aoeosed said: "We feel Christinas sales 4 to 6 Lbs Communists and lotUsts of a Miould be up 6 per cent over Chef Boy-Ar-dee Smoked Picnics plot to take over Onno; The 1963, which was outstanding." VALUE miners’ union accused too gov­ Merchants report that their ernment of repressive measures sash registers are ringing up and of Jailing several labor higher ixnfita this pear. CHEESE SAUSAGE I leaders. This, they say, is due to the The TOvaniinent’s euRmt toct that volume has Increased, PIZZA PIZIA STAR I troubles Mgan five weeks ago people are buying more expen- Sausage Meat when K said It had smashed a^ ]4ot to assassinate too praaW'^ Mve goods and the average sales t2-O Z D 'O Z check has grown. 4 9 c dent, adio In August began serv­ In addition, many merchants PKG PK'* 5 9 * ing bis third four-year term to have increased their efflclracy 12 years., of operations and are able BOLOGNA to carry smaller Inventories Finast Finast through use of computers which Liverwurst SPERRYS iM issile F i r e s enable them to keep a closer check of stocks on hand. Hawaiian Punch A look at figures released by A fte r L o n g W a it large retail chains Indicates the RID M scope of the business expansion. 6-01 GAPE) KBINNIJDT, Fla., (A P ) APPLE SAUCE TOMATO JUICE 12-oz a o . These include Sears, Roebuck A CANS HNAST -The Navy haa demoastrated Oo., the nation’s largest with 770 Fancy, from vine-ripened tomatoes 3 c^°n s 9 8 c Fancy, delicious blend of selected apples Sliced Bacon______I that Its Polaris mlsMle can per- stores and 3,092 catalog;ue sales offices; Montgomeiy,»»Ward G fonn flawlessly after months la Oo., and J. C.Petolby Oo. ~ I a steel launch^ cocoon aboard Sears’ sales rose 12.5 per cent 33 a patrtdlng nuclear submartno. to Septmber to $509,330,188 from Mhwte Maid « Informed sources roport $4S2,6i53.814 a year earlier. For S ea ^ SpeccaA FRESH FLOUNDER FILLET » 49< The sources report that a sub the first eight months of the fis­ Birds Eye Tiny Titers 31c which had been on underwater cal year which began Feb. } the I station for perhaps as long as ehaton’ s sales totaled $8,817,940,- three years successfully fired 478, an increase of $416,836,596, one of Its undersea wespena or 12.8 per cent over the like pe­ Wednesday from beneath toe riod of 1963. surface of the Atlantic ocean far Montgomery Ward reported offshore. The Polaris, reported­ ■eptember sales as $126,674,000, EXTRA S&H purcluut af Ona.fINAST ly an early Al model, had been a net gain of 10.1 per cent over Bonus Stamp Sjpae£a/s/ 15 STAMPS PUMPKIN K P LOAF CAKE aboard toe craft since tt went on $114,083,163 a year earlier. The Mation. 1964 eig^t-month total of $1,062,- -REMEMBER- evTB A CAM *94 ih* yorchoM •/ On* Su-FaUt 12-Om Hit A Navy q;iokesman declined EXTRA S&H aurehata af On. af HNAST to confirm toe secreoy-shroudsd 686,000 represented an increase FEATURE SPECIALS! to bring in tho valuabla coupons you raeoivod in lh« mall STAMPS HNAST BBVBRAGBS of 13.S per cent over $929,268,828 STAMPS DONUTS m Plain, Sugar, Onnamoil firing. last year. The submarine reportedly was one of toe earlier vessels Penney said sales in Septem­ All 5 c BOX _ SAVE SAVE EXTRA S&H ^ fwchoM On* »f I f ber climbed 16.2 per cent to RID 46-OZ $ |0 0 JBeautifut ^J4eavpn EXTRA S&H auKkata af O n. HNAST which went on patrbi in late 1980 ' $168,096,981 from $146,850,262 In Candy Bars Varieiits of 24 26c Hawaiian PUNCH CANS I 17c STAMPS HNAST ENGLISH MUFFINt STAMPS PECAN CRUNCH COFFEE CAK| with toe Polaris Al model. September 1963, while the total 3 ' OVENW ARE These crafts ate being brought oft patrol for modlflcatiana to tor the eight months ended Sept, EXTRA S&H purchoM *t Om F t f a f 4 EXTRA S&H pitfchoM af O n. Laof HNAST n amounted to $1,218,722,949. up BORDEN 8 0 Z SAVE TRIE 16-OZ $f DO accommodate toe longer-range 18.4 per cent over $1,070,266,737 Cream Cheese PLAIN PKG 6c SWEET JARS I FREE COFFEE MUG STAMPS HNAST INGUSH MUmNS STAMPS SANDWICH BNIAD AS model. The Oeorge Waahlng- in the same period a year 5 WITH COUPON 7A ton to toe first acheemtod tat oa earlier, overhaul. SAVE CHAMP 12-OZ $ f 0 0 BIG BOAT TROUGH PLUS - SAVE S O c toward purdwM of SIBMmNO OOCPLB LUNCHEON MEAT CANS I I FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — Finast Bleach 16c Danish VALU 8" SQUAM CAKI PAN UG. Sl.Of TOLEIDO, Ohio (A P ) —The 3 y»c WITH couroN I boUseye was heart - shaped tor Thsp’ro filling boats with water Janet Sue Fridell and Florenclo these days. Two cattlemen have DENTAL CREME 5 OZ SAVE SPAGHETTI SAUa 16-OZ $ f O O discovered it to be an easy way SAVE PLUS I Lugo Rodrigues, atoo have an­ to get water to the cows. Ted Colgate 5c Deal Pack TUBF 17c Enrico Maat or Mushroom JARS I 23c CUT OUT nounced tour engagement. Th# Oromer’s stock tank was dry 3 S A A "XTRA SAH GRUN STAMPS tree years ago « t ' I W with On* Whok b) Cut-Up and he began carrying water to the'National Riflo and Jiatel the cattle in a trailer fitted with FINAST 4-OZ SAVE y Mallow Qowns, Crunchy 0 0 SAVE 250 CMCKIN M I. J us ruis Matches at Camp Perry, Ohka water barrels. When sickness Pepper GROUND BLACK CAN 4 c Grahams, Mini-Mallows g S PKGS 17c Mtos Fridell’s apocialty Is.fifle- scat him to the hospital, his EXTRA ly and Rodrlguas’ is wlefoiiy. boat salesman son filled a boat Chocolate Chip IXTRA SAH GMRN STAMPS In ly n 1^ won toe National with water, backed it over the FINAST 16-OZ 14 Vi OZ 100 with Otn 75-ft Itoll Rsgulsr VAlUA^lC Women’s Open and SAVE or Pecan SAVE BONUS .ALCOA, NNAtr, water trough and pulled the SLICED CANS PKG ^ALUMINUM'FOIL MYNOtn Sight champtonsidpa and was |riug, letting the water fill the Carrots 7c Nabisco Shortbread Cooki«$ 4c the first woman chosen to firs tzviiib- STAMP! COUPON! with too U.S. PersUng SpUr. Outleman Bert Starnes found IXTRA SAH ORMN STAMPS national trophy “ - -- 16-OZ SAVE s a v e ; UflTH wUh purchsM of Ono a Mmplar method than that. He FINAST SLICID PK9 $ 1 1 5 poUM JimT tawa his watar • filled boat Beets CANS 9c Tetley Tea Bags oflOO I u , , to Ma tam , paifca It and lata the eotoi nae R ae a water trough. 'XM ’em tolratp fnfagti and [ MMIT nUANHHBB toep'dtiotialong aft«r that boat jssMiawiwii b M . M, W44 b M NShail I to “ OUgr,” ba aaya. ‘'j • ”• • -^'T* •r.'*

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MANCHISSTER ftVENING HERAU). MANCHBSTiat, OONN^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 89. 1964 M AlICBSfem EVENING RE&ALD, JCANCHESTEB, OONN,, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 39, 1964 P olitical New Strike Threatens A Slow Burn Over Cooking /S TN£ riA t£ TO STaC if VOUff ££££Z£R ■ esM O. St. Jaha Scene Ford Auto Production In S ta te OOVBMTIiT — O. 8 t t a HAL BOYLB John, $S, Of SO Hawley S t, (OMrtliiaed t n o i Bage Om ) MEW YORK (AP) — One of I M M r » g » OM ) Newington, fatharof Mrs. Bve- ! (n n Phg« Om ) lyn Custer of Coventry, died to tosa Ita latoat profit figures lUa’e little ordeals ia becoming a gourmet. n O. Ibywni mid, *lf » strike oe> Tuesday at a convalescent hos­ was only Uirough lili sMortk that a site hsar WlUimaatto Into the rekindled debate ever For more than half a century •ursTths first day wUl be a pital. ' I have tried to swim along with •ase ef.car peols and neighbor Other survivors Include a son, was even cooslderad. Steel prices. the new-and-etranga food c r o s ^ M p BSigbbor. five grandchildren and fourteen naferrlag to I^odga's ohargs, Following custom, the second Dodd said, *Hhat is anothar largest steel producer plaimed but I euppose I’ll always be an' great-grandchildren. outsider. Funeral swvlces will be held chapter in tha book o^, falas- to report third quarter and nine- um over B ite This is so even though I have S tomorrow at 10 ajn. at the hoo^ Pve bean faced with.” . month results at the close of the tried hard to appreciate toe BMDOEPORT (AP)— Add- Newington Memorial Funeral At this. Lodge rushed to the New York Stock Exchange. bert Knapp, fbnner naUonal front of the stage and said The steel price argument other fellow’s menu, in his Home, 20 Bonair Ave., with jhe liouse, in his country. My trou­ fly-casting obampion andretir- Rev. Harold C. Burdon officiat-. angrily hs did hot appraotate revived on new word that Presi­ «d sports goods dealer, of Nor­ being sailed a liar and It was dent Johnson yfonlA take a skep­ ble is that the old«r I grow, toe SJSV£ CJISH AM D B £ U £ ing. Burial wiU he in Rose Rill more I appreciate the foods of f ^ walk, Instituted a $50,000 Memorial Park. the first time anyone had aver tical view ot any major steel ■bnonkey-bite" suit today in Su­ called him one. price rise. That word was con­ my childhood, some of which I Friends may call at the fu­ rejected in my youth. perior OOurt against William neral home tonl|d>t from 7 to 9. That atarted the shouting sidered a prime factor in a m a t ^ in which some people in stock market dip Wednesday. My trouble also is that I am Perry, also of Norwalk, opera­ too cowardly to say no to toe rSove M o re Oit Swift's Premium Pro-ten Beef—The Tenderest B eef^ ^ S E i tor o t a Darien pet Uiop. Michael Dmitmk the audience took part Actually, toe President said It had been a fairly quiet Aug. 8 when price rise talk was initial h elp i^ of any food, and Knapp alleges that on Oct. BOLTON -T- Michael Dml- therefore I must please my host M, aWS, he was taking care of truk, 76, of fMd Lymb, formerly campaign until then. in toe air that ha would look upon any markup with "very by taking a second helping — Perry’s store, gratuitously, of the Hartford area, father of and gulp it out of sight. WELL TRIMMED whSe the owner was away, and Mrs. Richard Barry of Bolton, GolduMter aerious concern’’ and urged steel executives to act re­ This world, is full of amateur as he attempted to feed “a wild died yesterday at Hartford Hos­ HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — chefs, and in my travels sponsibly. and sntame” monkey, was bit­ pital. Sea. Barry Goldwator kicked off through soms 67 countries, king­ CHUCK S T E A K S 5 5 ' I CROSS RIB koast.8 9 ' I GROUND CHUCK,.6 9 But toe subject la touchy, ten on ttie right index finger by Other survivors include a son, a Paaneylvania tour today, doms, islands and protectorates fraught with memories of toe a daughter, six nandchildren aaserting “ nrilllone ot unhappy, I have never met a place that the anfanaL and a great-gntnddiild. Perry knew or should have disgust^ Americans across this Temple Speaker President John F. Kennedy- didn't subject me to toe acid Funeral services will be held steel industry controversy of known of the monkey’s vicious country” will produce the centu­ Invitation, “ Here’s somethii^ tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at the Bert Gaeier of Bloomfield April 1962. At that- tone the natUTC and tendencies, and ry’s biggest poUtidal upset next I’ll bet you’ve never had before Newkirk and Whitney Funeral will speak tomorrow at 8:15 p. Industry rescinded a price in­ should have warned him about Tuesday. — fry this.” RHI t e a k s J Y ROUND ROAST 9 9 M N l G B E E r Home, 776 Farmington Ave., m. at Sabbath eve services at He said some people claim he crease after Kennedy objected . R makes ms momentarily them, the plaintiff declares. West Hartford. The RevJi John Temple Beth Sholom. His topic strongly. soNi or moAin Sngaged in the business of has “ Just about given up" in his will be “ElecUons, 1964, Whith­ hiccup to think of what I have T. Mathis will officiate. Burial battle against jnesident John- In Los Angeles, President fly-tying, repairing and making will be in Zion Hill Cemetery. er America.” eaten in toe exercise of polite- eon. Johnson wsis said to have fig- ' neea. Sn^STEAK ..US' R D ROAST mSlmSSt - 6 5 ' %W P0RT ROAST fishing tods and d«n

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>^-pii|l ifW iiiT iiir lIANCHtSTBR VVENmO HERAl^.^MANCHESTl^ OONN^ THtJRSDAT^lOC^BBft JO^ 1964 . V . . « ;'?. 'Mm Y Seetiom THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90. 1964 'THURSDAY, OCTOBER lb, 1964 Pages IS 2S court aesaion In-'whleh-Burton <»• Q rNlknd in IfffS, running aa an independent Republican. pp> waa awStn'ln. The president TRICK AT T R iA T Haft. Burton said he wanted to pay tribute to poeed to the regufar party lead- CANDIES-MASKS ^ '1 le&ts era. In 1940, he had to buck the a long-time personal friend. Republican stkto offanttotton to Tw> memorial services will COSTUMRI South Windsor Tid’kllr I be held for Burton, the first ^ * Ex-Jurist^ win the nomlnatton for mnator. W' He then won the election. A ll Souls Unitarian church m ARTHUR He was near the end of hla Washington, the second at the Dies at 76 First Unitarian church in Cleve- I H 8 n Bcnooi firat term aa aenator when Tru­ Gov. Dei ‘Vote for Peace’ Eams $2,000 ^___ Joim- man appointed him to the Su­ land. ^ . WASHmOTON (AP) — Its- preme Court.' Tniman broke Times for the services have nlfe folk concert presented at i arn m r ^ to m lor hto lu- not been announced. ^ead Herald Ads. tired Supreme Court Juatica precedent by attonding the Ctov. John Dempiwy appealed the Hlrh, School Sunday night puWI^W wUMnt, Bury OoM- to Democrat* to "g et out and has neted about 62.000 for the Harold H. Burton la dead at 76. watar Ik kmoek oloetlan. vota” and Rep. Bmlliq Q. Dad- sponsoring Sisterhood of Tem­ ■aokte Thonua Dodd polUd He died at George Washington Open Thorsday aijd dario reviewed the goals of the ple Beth Sholom. University Hospital Wednesday SIOakNB to U4 for John L«dg«, Friday Nights iifl G Kennedy and Johnaon admin- The funds w ill'b e applied to tbo JtaBubacaa candidate. from a combination o f innesaes. tatrattona at a Democratic various Sisterhood , projects. kiaillng health had fbrecd him to Out o ( MIO atodaBla to m d e a gathering laet night in the Foremost will be the fiirnlshing reUre from the Supreme Court y to I t kUgibla to acta, kX) cyst American Deglon Hall. of Temnle Beth Sholom. w*'ich six years age. baBoto. Gov. Dempray told dinner was completed but not fur­ Burton, while serving as a gueato, '"Two yeara ago I waa CD to Meet nished in 1863. Republican senator from Ohio, in thta same hall and asked the ▲ aaeetlnt o f Oie Ckrfl The concert, which starred was appointed to the court In people to help. I asked that the fn a e adrieory council w ill be nationally known singers 'Theo­ held thto earanlns, Thuraday, In 1946 ^ Democratic President people give me F’red Doocy In dore Bikel and Judy Collins, the town office buUdlnr, aa an- Harry S. Truman. They had ,th e Senate, so that we' oould Bouneed by Rawnond 3. Burt, been close friends when Truman < get on with the medical-dental brought a sell-out crowd to cavil Z>efenae Director. was a senator from Missouri.. school, open new roads and you Manchester High School Sun­ T w o aenlora at B erlonal C3iief Justice Earl Warren, responded.” He said he wanted day night. A total of .l,o49 tick­ mch School, Richard Ubitoky when Informed of Burton’s to thank the people for making ets— the same number as there and l^ te r Nksholeon, are hon­ death, Issued a statement say­ the state a better place to live. are seats in the auditorium — ored fi have to bum leaves and rubbish, do it early In the morn­ glrlk over 10. still believe In the programs of diirln"' this season of the vesr house canvass of parents of library staff. ing and tend your fires,” Mason Informs all residents. (Herald photo by Pinto.) liocal Brownies are eelebrat- • The recreation department Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry referring to well known charac­ high school students for schol­ S. Truman and John F. Ken­ tog by Investing the new Manchester Evening Herald annoimces the following sched­ ters in children’s Uterature. Brawnie Scouts, and Junior arship funds for the graduating ule for the recreation buildings Tonight nedy." Soviet party leadership hsid Hebron correspondent. Miss 'The play, announced by Mi­ class, the drive to end Nov. 6. which are used fo r voting cen­ ’ITie governor declared that Troops 5.264. and 5,061 have Susan Pendleton, telephone chael Adams, Involved all the "proper grounds” for ' _ Heading the project are Mrs. ters in the coming election. President Johnson had taken Khrushchev Did ‘Bad Job’ made puppets and plan to put 228-8454. pupils in Miss Roberta Lock- Khrushchev’s designation. W illiam Hills and WUllam Bow­ The East Sl^ Recreation over the responsibility of the Gomulka expre.ssed hope that on a JuUette Dow sMt. The wood’s fifth grade. The cast in­ Cadettes win also have a dedi- en. Donations should be sent Center, 22 School St., will be hear Barry country and progjama of John the Soviet Union and Commu­ cluded Nancy Turgeon as the satlcn ceremony. to either of the above named, More Wine Downed closed Saturday at 5 o’clock, F. Kennedy. Soviet Party Workers Told nist China would take stepa to Bright Day or may be given to a canvasser. Monday and Tuesday evenings. "President Johnson demon­ mother, Theresa Balfore as .Su­ ______> settle their bitter disput san. Lisa Klein as Sandy. Eric ReaMents were again treat­ Story Hour Set MUNICH — ■ German wine The West Side Recreation strated faith when he passed Filipino newranen visiting Goldwater Englebrecht as the father, M i­ ROME (A P ) — The Kremlln<^Hee was told nothing of the out- ed to another of those golden There w ill be a story hour at consumption rose from 2.6 gal­ Center, 110 Cedar St., w ill be the civil rights bill and had the come of Adzhubei’s last mis­ Peking reported that Premier chelle Eich as Sleeping Beau­ has told Soviet Communist par­ bright October days Wednes­ 2 p.m. Friday, in Douglas Dl- lons per capita in 1959 to 3.6 closed Monday and Tuesday courage to give us a tax cut sion, to Bonn and only learned Chou En-Iai told them he hopes day, with a temperature rang­ brary, for children through the gallons in 1963. This is still except for the Men’s Bowling bill,” he said. “This was recog­ ty’s Witch, Merrie Sterling as ty workers that Nikita Khru­ from the Western press that he the Kremlin ahstkeup ivlU im­ ing from 50 to 70. It was a Joy 3rd and 5th Grades to hear very low in comparison with Deague on Monday night. nized all over America as a fine Gathered at the refreshment table at South Windsor dinner last night are, Snow White’s witch, Marcia shchev was ousted because he had formulated prospects on the prove relations between the Just to be aUve, and amne more stories about Halloween: "A 34.8 gallons in France and 35.1 ’The Commuiiity Y w ill be piece of legislation.” from left. Gov. John Dempsey, Mrs. Thomas Dodd, Rep. Emilio Q. Daddario Kellsey as Hansel and Gretel’a acted dictatorially and did a German and Berlin questions Soviet and Chinese parties. Tiger Galled Thomas," by in Italy. He add^ “President John­ Chou reportedly d ^ r ib e d ths such daya promised. Goodby, closed Monday and Tuesday and George Stone, Democratic town chairman. (Herald photo by Pinto.) witch, Ellen Healey as* Rapun- bad Job besides, the left-wing unacceptable to the party. evenings, except for the Wom­ son needs old friends and allies zel’s witch, Cynthia Capriioz^ Italian weekly L’Espresso re­ —During his own trip to ouster of Khnishchsv ss “ 8 en’s Bowling Deagua on Tues­ In the SMiate. Dodd’s vote may a." Malvolia, Patrick Sweeney ported today. Egypt in May, Khrushchev good thing.’’ day night. be needed to keep peace." portance o f understanding the tiiy and the Democratic party Is ership, patriotism and is pre­ aa Baba Yaga, and Paul L ’Espresso said the report, made President Gamal Abdel All programs will be resumed ' ■ Gov. Dempsey introduced in­ security and welfai-e in the o(> the right path.” sented by the Martha Pitkin Naschke as Tom T it Tot. Ghosts written by Soviet Communist, Nasser and Vice President Ab­ on Wednesday as scheduled. cumbent Rep. Daddario and country and urged pride in the Atty. James Throwe was pro­ Wolcott Chapter of the DAR. Charles Backus, Edward 'Whit­ party Pre.sldium member Mik­ del Hakim Amer Heroes of the The Monday night programs urged, “Send Mim Daddario kind of activities available gram chairman for the event. A member of the senior class, ney and Kenneth' Roback did hail Suslov, had been distribut­ Soviet Union without the re­ SWEATER MILL SERVICE at the high school will be held back to the Senate and give here. Amcmg those attending were Miss Jones is a member of the the haunting. ed to party workers throughout quired preliminary approval of him the largest vote in hla poli­ the Presidium of the Supreme N O W OPEN G O O D > ^ E A R as usual. C H AN N ED 8 W X IC “ We have an inner feeling of Sen. Fred Doocy, Mrs. Emilio National Honor Society and is a the Soviet Union. STORE 9:80-10:00 P.M. tical eareerJ’ patriotism knowing the country Q. Daddario and James Fitzger­ recipient of the Connecticut As­ It has been rumored in Mos­ Soviet, the Soviet parliament. —^Khrushchev made an osten­ TO THE PUBLIC Before baking with honey, you ' He added, “ Daddario is a is first,” he said. ald of the Democratic State Cen­ sociation of Women’s Deans and cow earlier this week that such M YOUR HEART.YOU KNOW HE'S RIGHT Special Session tatious show of support for should know that cakes made leading light in the United Rep. Daddario outlined the tral Committee. Counselors award. a report would be made public Now you can buy sweaters I Hnmunretuwmt during a particularly delicate States and was not afraid to goals of the Johnson and Ken­ Greer OyninMlum Dedication Active in school affairs, she is and that it would contain Sus- direct . . . at the mill, where with honey and baking powder time of frontier controversy IliiB ad sponsored by Republi­ stand and be counted on the nedy administrations. He point­ The board of education will at­ editor of the school year book, For New Voters lov’s denunciation at the Presi' name-brand sweaters are Usually won’t rise as cakes between India and Red C^ina. can State Campaign Committee, medicare bill. ed to the tax cut bill, which tend the dedication of the Hugh has served as class secretary, dium meeting Oct. 14 which re­ manufactured for tiie eeun- made with sugar and baking Such help was in line with. Mos­ John Dupton, Director. Rep. Daddario told the gath­ "w as bom in the Kennedy ad­ S. Greer Memorial Gymnasium tmd a member of the student A special 9 a.m. to noon vot­ moved Khrushchev from com­ tur’s leading nnttonally mA- powder. cow Policy, but the way It was ering, “Connecticut is a leader­ ministration and carried over on Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. council for four years, and is a er-making session will be held mand of the party. The report vertlsed brands. done worsened the situation. ship state In the Union. I have in the Johnson". member of the school chorus. Monday, in the town clerk’s of­ has not been made public in The retail salearoou, located The late Greer was basketball —^Khrushchev’s recent dec­ had the opportunity to see in Trade hsis become more free Other club activities include: fice, for only those applicants Moscow, but L’Espresso said It mill, offers first! quality coach at the University of Con­ laration that the Soviet Union high concentration form in with our neighbors, Daddario the Social Crafts and Home Eco­ whose voting rights have ma­ obtained the document from on the ground floor of the necticut and Ellsworth High has a weapem of total destruc­ plants kn^ stores the inner life said, now that the barriers are nomics Club; the Fl-ench and tured since Oct. 17. “ a creditable source in East claasio sweater styles, de­ School in South Windsor. tion — which Khrushchev later o f the district. It Is an exciting broken down and there is better If requirements of age, rosi- Berlin.” signers original samples, se- Persons who wish to be inv |hs. Leader's Corps, —He repeatedly Violated the denied he had made — caused ATTfNtlON — MANCHESm RSSIDENTS ■ community with varied actlv- understanding with people. dency and citizenship are met, lectsd mill irregfiburs sf fse TONIGHT and FRIDAY till 9 and SATURDAY till 4 — eluded In the list of donors for i-fna, the girls varsity basketball principles of collactive iMder- alarm and confusion and was a ;■ ity.” The nuclear test ban treaty thla eelect granp win be M a s ­ noons name sweaters brands. the memorial may send contrib­ ship, displaying a typical "per­ significant example of his arbi­ K YOUR CHANCE TO REALLY SAVR ON He continued, "P ra tt and has brought better understand­ tered on Monday and will be utions to Charles 8. Muzikivek, Four Fire Calls Yesterday sonality cult" attitudes incom­ trary way of acting without . nt jprices wMeh we be­ W hitney A ircraft builds en­ ing, he said and maintained able to vote in 'Iliesday’s elec­ treasurer, Hugh S. Greer Me­ The South Windsor 'Volunteer patible with directives of the regard for the opiniems of oth­ lieve impossible to match tor gines that power 80 per cent there hsis not been a more im­ tion. GENERAL ELECTRIC EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1 morial Fluid, South Windsor Fire Department answered four Soviet party congresses. ers. oompitrable merchandise. of the aircraft in the country portant piece of legislation in Bank w d Trust Oo., 1035 Rt. 6 different fire calls yesterday. The next regular monthly Come to aad browse through and then to see F^jller Brush recent years. —He launched and changed In Moscow, Communist offi­ by Saturday. All fires were In the brush and voter-mahing session, for oth­ a seleoilon of more ttoia Co., which is a tradition in Rep. Daddario concluded. " I f agricultoral policies , without cials said Soviet party leaders THE OPEN HOURS AYYHE School Reception Set grass. er applicants, will be held adequate thought and ware assuring visiting delega­ 3,000 sweaters to Alpaca, Kitchen Appliances! America and see the skills we have the desire to help and pevpara- A reception for Superintendent Wednesday, from 5 to 8 p.m., tions from foreign Communist Mohair, Worsted, Orhm Say- workers have.” f an anxiety about the election, The department answered the tion. of Schools Charles Warner and also in the town clerk’s office. —He switched allocated in­ parties that the posts of party eile aad H elaaea yarns Daddario stressed the im- it means we have a Istrong coun- first call at about 3:45 p.m. on These Prices Are Really DISPOSAL AREA Assistsmt Supt. William Perry These seesions will be held on vestments from one industrial first secretary and premier Choose your favorite, stylee Grace Rd. 'The fire was appar­ the first Wednesday o f each to buiky-knlts, popcora-ktots^ will be held Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. ently started by Juveniles, ac­ sector to another, causiifg con­ would never again be combined month henceforth. as they were under Stalin and shaggy-knlts aad full-fash­ Spook-facular! in the South Windsor High cording to officials. An acre- sumer Industry to suffer School cafeteria. Manchester residents who through a lack of c>irtrol! Fluff Cycle! Fall Width Control Panel! Hi- retention! Reinforced button holes! Corduroy lined from neckline to hemline! We’re ex­ High School, Principal Fred J. northeast of Saigon, a U.S. m ili­ Speed Drying Syriem! cited with this superb new collection.. .annd you’ll be, too! Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14 Caruolo announced. tary spokesman said. in the group. Miss Jones wsis selected for ’Ilte deaths brought to 95 the,, the ■ award by school faculty total number of Americans from a list of nominees submit­ killed in South Viet Nam in non­ 1 ted by her classmates. The an­ combat accidents since Decem­ nual award is given on the basis ber 1961, the spokesman said. A Re-elect Sale! Girls' 12.98 Sale! Boys' 14.98 o f honor, t e r ’ice courage, lead- total of 214 have died in cornbat. Nylon Ski Parkas Corduroy Surcoats *42 CADILLAC '45 MUSTANG Senator Model 62 4-Door Hardtop. 2-Door, standard shift on Radio, heater, full power. floor. Radio, heater, bucket (3olor: Turquoise. seats. Black with red In­ $3395 terior. $2595 8 . 9 9 1 2 .9 9 '43 CO M ET Black 2-Door. 6 cylinder, '41 CH RYSLER Exceptional value! Reversible! Pile lined for wamth! Zip-off standard transmission, ra­ New Yorker 4-Door. Beau­ Once-a-year price dio, heater. tiful blue with matching Hooded! Zip front! Lightweight hood!’ Giant zip front! Machine $1495 interior. Radio, heater, full and toasty wai’m quilted interlin­ washable! Olive and antelope. Sizes on a 6-E Portable power. ing! Washable! Sizes 7 to 14. 6 to 14. th k campta, w cful tea w igoa fits '59 STUDEBAKER $1495 anywlierc^ aiijrwliere, aerves Green Station Wagon. ewytWnt ' m ily aad coaveiuendr. Dishwasher! Heater, automatic trans- '42 OLDSMOEILE M rare to add homey w im idi to w af THE BTHJN ALLEN raedal nrrarien. Chooee from m an mUaion. I “98” black 4-Door Sedan. toan 400 Ethan AUea pieeee in !»• Pull power. One owner, TEA WAGON.., t t Mobile Maid aaada no iaatanatioo! Dishes come $495 foonaL Antiqued Fine, degant H ^ tot apartding — artthout hand rinsing or scraping! low mileage. Billy the Kid & Key Man Billy the Kid & Key Man PRACTICAL, HANDY loom Solid Cherry, gracioue Solid Ma« B ^ h d oountertop for aatra apork aurfacal Party- '43 MERCURY a in eapedty! $2195 hegany, q»c»earing etorage«iakii« 8'416 convertible, black with Syntrel Slacks Corduroy Slacks Cutom Soom Flan umu, and tndi> 'White top. Red bucket '43 MERCUR” doiial Oolaoial ia lUfsed Soid Mapla latB, radio, heater, power and B iid i. See it I gteering, power brakes, S-Dopr Monterey. Rudlo, power windows and Mero- beater, Mercomatic, breese- A way window. Color: Tan. Rog. 3.98 & 5.98 Rog. 3.98 & 5.98 STORE HOURS: omatlc. Whitewall tiras. $2195 M oudM and Thuraday Open till 6 p.m. $2595 Opeu nuraday aad Friday Evenlnga '42 VOLKSWAGEN '44 TRIUMPH Cloaed Wedneadaya Red, 2-Door. Radio, heater. Spitfire Roadster. Red. 2.49 & 3.49 2.90 to 4.90 .. J • i Dow mileage. Drive It to­ Four - speed transmission, day! tonneau cover. Dike new! $1395 $2095 38% and 42% off the regular Texcord corduroy . . . 10 oz. weight price! 50% fortarri and 50% cotton.^ . . . colorfast and machine washable. MeEusure-made for perfect fit. Olive, antelope, navy or brown. This adv. paid tor bgr M snds eff SERVICE Regular 8 to 12 ...... 2 .4 9 Sizes 4 to 7 ...... \ M oriarty B rothers Slim 8 to 1 2 ...... 2 .4 9 Sizes 8 to 12...... 3.90 g o o d /V c a r STORE “Buy with troia Hartford Connies Oldeet Students’. Regular 27” to 34” 3 .4 9 Slim 8 to 12...... - 3.90 Ltaoola, OonttaaEital, Meroury, Comet and Willya Jeep Students’. TaU 25” to 28” .. ,3v49 Regular 14 to 1 8 ...... 4.90 80 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN.> — OPEN THURS. and FRL til 9 P.M. # SAT tlN 4 ^ Dealer** Students’. Plus 27” to 32” . ,3 .4 9 Husky 27” to 34” ...... 4 .9 9 PhORUM 711 MAIN STh MANCHESTER • RHONE A49-9523 M l CENTER ST.—OPEN BVBS^4S-6185 MffflissAir 646-0890—Roskrils 871-MM • 'St .V.

IIANCHBBTEH EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 PAGE r-4i^ftttni< MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TriURSDAY, OCTOBER « , IHA Race Images R e e o y e r s , f.A.C. m B a r Gm trasting Lika falling laavat— pricat tumbla down for ear FALL FO OD F E S T IV A U ^ gate avant featuring dalieieui feeds te fill and thrill healthy fall appotHas. Pack your ■it-'-j »aigning (Coathmod jfelf Pego Oda) pantryl Fill yeur froasarl For huru era lupar-geed buys— In supar-geed feed^-» Umouslns has been mauM lb for supar-geed eating. And you'll find them in every department— an ovary shelf I M M ru g * o m ) crowds, its fenders dented. and counter . . . In ovary case. Yeu'ra sura to gat a quick pick-up in savings whan Goldwater usually travels la a P.A.C. lAUSOOM you pick up ALL your feed needs at eur FALL FESTIVAL •< M l tftvortte golfing k>> closed automobile and street crowds are not a feature of Us EVERY MONDAY- 8 P.M. campaign. But about a week Util** with loporton u t.rt.f tttrru ■Mrty M teaplUl atett mam> ag> in Pennsjdvania, hia car M wuaai smn. socKvmi ’ t r t T r» n m e upon a crowd of about 300 ViM.UflBLE COUF-ON b o n Mid patlonta choorod him, 'lit an intersection that stofmed M—nhowor MUd ho w u “cor- his motorcade. Police movM in . JMaahnyrCadpMGaadfcr tolrily fooling o lot hotter than I to force the crowd back. did laat Tfaiuodoy whon I como It isn’t always the candidate, horo." Ho ootd ot that tlmo ho who is endangered. Once when IN FREEsrSTAMK had sont for an aboentM ballot Johnson motorcade was from Mo home at Oottyaburg, ¥(M Auf PuidMM of IS fo Male mobbed with people right up to Aa ^ ^-- Pa., ao ho could rote from the the hub caps, newsmen saw a honttal. girl in the crowd get knocked 8 out of 10 homes ADULTS ONLY—ONB TO A FAMILY I t e iUnoas iU will rule out any down. At Providence, R.I., tho Valid thru Saturday, Octebar Jltf ■Mco campaigning for him, tho crowd along the route was so Na Stampi with CIgarattaa ar Baar—Stata Lew] RepubUcaa former chtef exocu- thick, the idling cars of the hove 0 cold room 14 OZ. NABISCO tlTO aaid, but^^ded that the motorcade overheated — and SHORTBREAD COOKIES nommon know ^ o would got one with Johnson aides aboard hia vote. He haa endoraed Re- caught fire. IS rows ONf OF THE a r m Uican preaidential nominee One can’t help wondering ELtry Goldwater. what a candidate thinks when Hteenhower aaid he feela the he —aa Johnson did in Indi­ W orm vp flat aampaign — aa he read about it anapolis —throws his Texas hat — 1m been lacking in that it into a crowd, and watches it haa not become an expoaition of become instant rags In the s«a liard*t«-lieot roM n Ideaa and philoaophiea. of hands. “ Aa you know, I am Intereat- All of the reaction is not od firat in ideaa and philoao' friendly. Both candidates have w ith the now phioa, and then in the peraon- faced hecklers. Goldwater was PEACHES alitiea who propose them, struck by an egg in Sioux Qty, CH IiL CHASER BteMihower aaid. Iowa. He said he didn’t mind ao POPULAR CHOICE CALIF. He aaid he doesn't feel the long as the eggs are fresh. A iY IRON HREMAN voters have been presented with photographer in a Johnson par­ HALVES OR SLICED IN HEAVY SYRUP rounded ideas and philosophies (Herald Photo by Satemla and Freeman). ty was hit by an egg. The Presi­ THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DB- “so are ean make up our dent had his Texas hat creased VELWMENT IH ADDON HEAT­ minda.“ New High Clearance for a Low Underpass by a Goldwater sign in Oie ING will keep your cold or (frilly room Asked repeatedly by newsmen hands of a teen-age boy. warm and cozy, with filtered, drcnlet- ’ Id forecast the outcome of the For years, high vehicles barely cleared the rail­ sheared off. Yesterday, the span, one of the lowest Goldwater — handshaking .his W>g, tbermoetatically controlled heat way along a fence at an Ohio olectlan, Eisenhower said he road trestle on Windsorville Rd, in Vernon (above.) in the area, came down following action by town Operating coet up to 73% kee than never Indulges in election beta, airport — came upon a girl who omer add-on beaten. Heats cold bath­ Some vehicles didn’t. Only recently an empty school selectmen. Below, workers clean up just after a wanted his autograph but (Bdn’t but, “R’s no secret my vote is room, endoeed ponfr, attic room, or ^ 0 0 ^ crane removed the trestle. have any paper. He signed her gmi^ to be’’ on the Republican bps traveling the busy road had its top nearly any space that needs extra hedt. \ aide. tennis shoe. Johnson autog;raphed a politi­ FREE HOME DEMONSTRAHOK 4 cal bumper sticker for a girl in California —and the band of a Khrushchev Said girl in Nashville. She was seen YOU SAVE 41e ON 4 OANSI kissing her hand ecstatieally as Getting Pension she was left behind. FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. m MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANOHESTER Goldwater — by staying out of 4 aa 3 Se crowds — haa avoided some of 319 BROAD ST.— TEL. 649-4539— MANCHESTER Ehltr's Block Ptppor (OontimMd'frcm Page Om ) the hazards. Several times wMnen have thrown their arms Include former Premier Vya­ RED HEART (SAVE 9e) cheslav Molotov, whom Khru- F I ‘ around Jerimson. His hands are calloused, and battered from ahehev consigned to oblivion r handshaking. Most of the dam­ after a Kremlin power struggle age, he says, is from women’s in 19S7. finger nails. DOG FOOD The apartment oppoeite the Goldwater broke his baby- Khrushchevs’ was reported kissing abstinence only once — occupied by the former Red CHICKEN LEGS in San Diego, Sept. 9. A few STEMS apd PIECES (SAVE 26«) MOA j g army Marshal Georgi Zhukov, days later in Chicago, somebody whom Khrushchev fired as de­ held up a baby to him —and he fense minister in 1167. solemnly shook the infant’s NATIVE The Khrushchevs lived in ttie hand. " Granovsky building In the 1130s, Johnson doesn’t have to be WAYREST ia Us h r o o m s 4 when he was a fast-rising young offered babies to kiss. He some­ secretary in the Moscow party times Just reaches out and takes organisation. them. BETTY CROCKER 6c O r r 28 OZ. BOX He was said to have main­ Lb. tained an apartment in the building even during his years Business Tips Offered of povwr. Other top Kremlin officials WASHINGTON—The Small BROWNIE MIX - whose addrasses also are offi­ Business Administration is co­ cially listed in the building are: operating with colleges and; m WmS and LIQUORS BREASTS Khrushchev’s successor in the school systems to teach busi- ; premiership, Alexei N. Kosygin; nessmen new techniques in j REYNOLDS SAVE 40e and Communist party Presidi- running an enterprise. About i um members 75,000 merchants have taken | SHOP EARLYl Lb. and . part in such courses.. Khrushchev’s s o n-in-law, r!*sed Tuesday, Nov. 3rd ALUMINUM FOIL 4 - 1 Alexei Adzhubei, rejected his These are GENUINE PARTS, not SECTIONS or QUARTERS transfer from the chief editor­ Eloction Day Compare tha Quality , t Compare the Value ship of the Soviet government . . . . organ Izvestia to the post of WANTED deputy editor of a Kazakhstan Republic paper, these sources LAMOLIN HAIR SPRAY said. Adzhubei’s wife, Arada, MEAT GUHER Briarcliff Blended Whiskey 3 SC was reported to have bewi SERVE W ITH-STRAINED O c *m 4 9 * panted permisalOB to stay in aian ladder home any other Full-time, 6 days a week. Good aalary and benefito for 5 OR MORE YEARS OLD QUART J II jP OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE A c - H 7 Moscow ’at her editorial job on College F r o s h way, 19-year-old John Westphal' NESCAFE "• ”M." - 99- the scientific mags sine Science East Catholic High Host picked up the two 16-foot sections right man. 86 PROOF BOT J and Life. These sources aaid she and carried them 106 blocks to Rate Fun, Games Call In peraon HALF GALLON 9.59 was not planning to follow Ad his home. His 80-pound load got Select Hl-C ORANOE ft FRUIT PUNCH DRINKS 3 46- Jane Miner, late i to be that students in Bolivia of Manchester in said district, de-1 Ea.st Catholic and presented survey last fall provided a wide ceased. take 14 subjects at a time. They with an album containing pic- cross section he said. Seml- Upon apiilicatiuii of Aniui H. go to school from 8 to 12 and At a state teachers college, 64 Red Crown Whiskey Hourtgui, executrix, urayuis for i ture.4 of tier "foster” school and authority to sell certain real ea- from 2 to 4:30 in the afternoon. it.s activltle.s. An East Catholic per cent of the freshmen li.sted DONUTS tat.e particularly de.scribed In said Ana-Maria says her school at student, Darya Martin, deliver­ social intere.sts as uppermost, 21 6 YEARS OLD QUART ^ Boneless application on file, it i, home is small by comparison with purchase of ed the official welcoming per cent vocational and 12 per ORDERED Thai the (oreroing ap­ with East Catholic, having only 86 PROOF BOT plication be heard and determ ine speech in Ana-Maria’s native cent academic. Three per cent ^ Gal. Conn Sweet Cider 55c at the Probaie office in .Manches­ 300 students. There the teach­ Shankless Lb. tongue, Spanish. Everyone then were described as nonconfor­ HALF GALLON 9.95 ter in aaiU Distiict on Ihe luth ers come to the students rather mists. Countless Amerkxms pay bills wMi the day of November, A.D. 1964, at 11 than the students changing had a piece of cake decorated o'clock in the forenoon, and that in the red, green, and gold of At a liberal arts college, 47 notice be riven to all persons in- classes for the teacher. pier cent were most interested in help of a checking account, one of the tereated in aaid estate cd the pen­ Ana-Maria lives with her fa­ her national flag. dency of aajd applicutioii and the academic pursuits, 31 per rent many "business-and-homemaking helps" time ajid place of lieaniip iiiereoii. ther Osvaldo. who is preisident Not used to traveling long were listed as nonconformists, Const to Const Gin Colonial by publishing a copy of ihis order of the Tarija officf of the Cen­ distances and troubled by car 15 per cent ranked .social activi­ ofFered by banks. Checks can be written in some iiewspain-r having a circu­ tral Bank of Bolivia; her moth­ sickness. Ana-Maria wouldn’t quickly, mailed safely; checkbook stubs Brand lation in said district, at least seven ties highest and 7 per cent voca­ DISTILLED FROM GRAINS QUART A A P Canned Ham days before the day of said hea^ er Ana-Maria, and her brother care for trips If it iVasn’t that tional. form a record of expenditures; cancelled TOMATGES 2 :3 9 ' inr. to appear if xliey see cause Jose, who is 9. she enjoyed everything so much At an engineering school, 48 80 PROOF BOT 0.73 at eald time and place and be Of ail the things in the Unit­ checks ore automatic receipts. W hy not heard relative thereto, and make when she gets there. per cent put vocational goal.s HALF GALLON 7.89 CapHol Farms return to this court. ed States, Ana-Maria finds cos­ The ordinary citizen in Boliv­ first, 34 per cent social activi­ pay your bills the easy, e A k i^' CALIF. FRESH JOHN J. WALDETT, Judge, tumes, food, and freedom differ ties, and 14 per cent academic Sliced •e: John J, O'Connor, Atty. ia is called a chapaco and often Cooked Salami Lb. the most from home. Com is the checks, drawn on us? wears the gaily colored poncho pursuits. Two per cent were LGE. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held staple .there along with fruit nonconformists. BUNCH at llancheater. within and for the which is grown close by. There of natives of the high Andes. Coast To Coast Vodka district of Uanche.ster. on the 37tli Ana-Maria says that she knows CapHol Fartns day of October, A.D. 1964. are strict rules for teen-agers. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. She haq never seen snow and everyone of these citizens of her LADDER PKOBLK.M Freshly Sliced B r o c c o li Judge. town, not an inconsiderable WEST ALLIS, Wis. (AP) — 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS QUART A A P V e a l Loaf Estate of Fred M. Nichols. late of finds Connecticut weather cold Manchester hi said district, de- already. The season is confus­ knowledge since there are mor^ When he couldn't get his exten- 80 PROOF BOT Oe #3 FRESH, WASHED •eaaad. ing for her, too, since it is re­ thaji 19,000 of them. Upon application of Doris K. HALF GALLON 7.89 10 OZ. Bradley praying that an instrument versed for the southern hemis­ But t h e n, as Ana-Maria purporting to be the laat will and phere. points out, everything is slower rOrULAR AMERICAN CELLO testament o fe a id deceased be ad­ But the climate doesn’t seem in her country and there is more INVITATION mitted to piWMUe as per a|>pHrallon BAG on file, it Is to affect her coordination. Her time to learn to know everyone. ORDERED that tlie foregoing ap­ exchange parents, Mr. and At the drop of a hat Ana- TO BID S p in a c h plication be heard and determined Mrs. John Greszko of 29 Falk- Rod Crown Vodka Maria will gladly tell any really Sealed bids will be received at the Probate office in Manches­ nor Dr., say Ana-Maria "plays B az. ter In said District, on Ihe KHli day Interested person about her at 'the Office of the General SLICED CRISP, JUICY, DEUCIOUS a mean game of miniature of November. A D . 1964, at two home and its people as well as Manager, 41 Center Street, 100 5th A A Q o ’clock In the afternoon, and that golf." show them pictures of such Pkg. noUce be given to all persons In- At home in Bolivia, Ana- Manchester. Connecticut, until VERNON NATIONAL BANK PROOF BOT taroated in maid estate of the pen­ things as a “la cama," the long November 10, 1964 at 11:00 0.70 dancy of aaid application and the Maria attend! achool in white horn, a beautiful, lotag, alngle Bma nod plaice of hearing tbere- uniform draasea. At East Cath­ A.M. for Storm Sewer Con- VERNON, COBINECnClIT a M»-8887 # 878-8841 CHEESE tidied musical jnstniment oo. by puMIshlng a copy of this olic,' aha wears the blue pin­ ■truction— Loomis Str^t, ,Man- order in some newspaMr having played In her valley.' cheater, Connecticut ' Member Federal De|>oaR banranea Oorp. Abovi Homs Indiidt Solos Tax POPULAR WISCONSIN CHEDDAR A p p le s m eireulatton in said district, at stripe summer dress or the blue SACH SLICE INDIVJDUALLY WRAPPED laast aaven days before Ihe day of skirt, white blouse and navy- Should anyone wish to know Bid forms, plans and specifi­ aaid hearing, to appear if they see blue blazer 0< winter. about these things, la caja, tam- cations are available at the Many Otiior Popular Ironds On Hand ★ WHITE ★ YELLOW ★ SWISS ★ PIMENTO SHARP CHEESE STICKS Lb 69^ FLORIDA Juice causa ai said time and place and berinea or la guerna, the cows lANKING HOURS: ' ba heard relaUre thereto, and make She is studying United States Cofttroller’s Office, 66 Center ratum to this court, and by. mail­ culture at East Catholic, tak­ hom, they could • as well Street Manchester, Connecti­ Weekdaya »:S0-S . . . Friday Night 4-4 . . . 8teturday 8>84-18 ing on or before October 19 1M4. ing U.S. History, American lit­ ask Ana-Maria’s foster brother cut. CASS LOT PURCHASES by oartified mail, a ropy of aaid and sister, Timothy, a sopho­ Town of Mancheatar, OffCOI/NT ON will and of this order fo Marion erature, reading to help with DRIVE-IN HOURS: more 4 t Manchester High Connecticut US lAtka Ik., Waltham. her language, religion, and typ- Waekdaya f :S»-8 . . ,, FrMar MI«M 8-8 . . . Ma flifr 9Mfrl8 DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY SAT. N!TE FROM 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. School^ and L4nda, a senior at . Richard Martin. Oranges JOHN J. W, Bast Qath"lte Hiah. Oanaral Muafrar

L . L . HOW L. L. MAMCHBflTIfiR SVBNINO mORALt), IIAKCHESTER, GONM., ^^mtSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1984

lid ha mlglit aaa more at: f ‘eantrllwllon 4o Ow ■ a s ipcdth aa4 t«C tnaOoA MFT Teacher, Two Russians rFrqm Your Neighbor's Kitchen People In Oda Urns. FIRST FOOD DOOKUUk Ba BMMB vThe Open Forum DO S A N O lfiL J M ^ li^ ) -r- Mo- Share Nohel Physics Prize The N ews tlon picturo eoiumnlat DouaOa dinwmwUcatViiw fbr ptolfahtkwi to the Opaa Fonna wfll ■at ba foarntaod puMleatloo tt tboy oontoto abca tkaia freas Page Oae) oowwiv .ocm nB MO wotds. l l u HtoAM l aairvaa tha d|M to dacftoa to Hi League Sets m a k e o u r h a u m t o it HOD8TON, Tax. (AB) — As­ wood,WQ(^ yrhsgayrhaea il^ ibe fa h d n f t^aMj^ MbNak u y awttar ttwt nay ba U b d ^ so r srhleh la to lad psraoue warn . Idllad. Nobal, T H IS Y F ad for a b m n h^. tronaut U . Gordon Cooper Jr. todia. Fraa aaptoaalun of poUtttol nears U daatawd ;by iwedlah tnvantor of dynamita, Halloween Party x n . Jolm P. AatlMBjr Jr. oC reported during Me orhtta last kbaa P m a im , M , was affailt- otoitributleea of tbia. chanKitar but lattkra wkleh era ^ year that he could see Sal tod tad to Oadhrs-oT Lebhhfln BOqil-' endowad toa tondbllaa which tt W*dg««rood Dr. from « tamatory or abudva aria ba rcjaetad. Sea tn Oalifonda very dearly. tal last' Friday; -a- komltat gtves tha Mbbel ^kises. U m Hi Letgue of Bmenuel nctp* fiv«B to her bjr a friend apokeaman said Xodnaqday. la ChanAerabuTK, Pa. M n . Now be is going to gd a much The masar has bacome om- Luthem Church will sponsor a closw look. moply known both as a possible Anthany aajra ahe likes to make SimtoWER ' Food gala toMweos < diolto beverages, tt oeama^ etra* costwns Hallowsen party to^ Oraliam Cracker Ijog around R eras disclobed Wedhaaday “death r » " and as a new not ^®|00DBAR6AIN$ n e w YORK CAP) F p tm « tegle to ma tor all to use toUj morrow from 7 to 11 p.m. In n» hoUdaya an aha can n a k e that Coofwr will anter a power To the a a te r , yet fulljr explored meant of boat in Um $18,000 Salton O ty Praalilant Dwight. D> EisenboW' opportuiRty to ahoyr our aiding man to madicina ba well LUthsr H aB at tfae otaurpfa. It tn her Maura time, mril In ar has been giveti. the aiuiual We. o f the Menoheeter Aeeo- eonoeni to toiWtoattor. advance of entertainina. 800-mile race Nov. OA. He'D ba . Read Herald ^A^^rtisemmU datten tor the Help ot Retard- aa Physios. Young people of Christ the cdMver and sponsors of Uia "Family of Map" award fof his Karl Mentagert of to# Mka- Baaov, after stuttias to Moa- Spleed n «» la BarWaa ad CkOdren aruuld Itoa to extend BltoMr CUnlc, etataa to taiii rr King Luthersn Church, Wind­ Haare our gratlkade to all the' tndtrld- cow, ontered tba Lebedev Inetl- sor; Bmanuel Xjutheran Church, i S book, "The Vital BalaUee, tuts them In IMS. Proeborov U. S. CHOICE-GENUINE SPRING t pound qtlce bam, alload uale and organisations tn Ike ttet the drbildiig o t alcatodl Hartford; Bbeneaer laitheran thin and ahredded had been attached to the Insti­ oomiaualty .who aoktributed to bevetagea Is one of tha "copnig tute two yearn aoriler. He was a uroh, WlUimantlc, and Flm t 1 medium onion 44* »-'r the euoeeog o f .ttw Pbod Sate la- devtcaa voad by modem ruin to< theran of RoilnrUle have Small, Loan and Tandor S tableapooBs butter graduated from toe University oently bold by aur. aweoolatkm. lUto Um maiwge. the uneloae of Lanbigrad. been Invited. . S tablespoons vine^ Twenty organlaatkxw partlo- obd problems of niodem.lifa'. Ho T'o Honored A program will Include ' I tablespoons brown surar goes on to say, however, toqt It Tbe two Soviet reeearcbem ipatad In tha avea$. Tha aoopars Mtee Barbara L. WaOett eC devMoped . toelr ideae on tha games, felfowriilp and refresh­ 4 tableapoons lemon Juice works onte too Well, for It mis­ ments, and 'Will conclude with 1 cup catsup atlon and igirit o f oH tiioaa tii- Our adaptobUity, liT Waranoke R d, Departmant mailer independantly of Townes ircdvad was haartwamlng. We leads remioee and eulxalma them at a eclen a. devotional seryice. A. nominal H cup chopi^ parsley Impairs ourMir Judgmant, kxiam pmaldent o t tba Amerloaa 1 ^ teaspoons mustard would eteoltkato'UHmk on arho ttfle conmenda in Moscow In too win be ohargvd. tonlTote aaa aa becomes habit glon AuxUt^ win be bono^ Miss Elsa Oustatoon, presi­ H cup vrnter patrontoed the sate, thus mak- m m ing. an'-that targsr. aM January IKS. !^he(r work was 5 taUcopoans W ere as tar- tag it a ‘Mlout’’. The earn of at a testiinanial dinner atekg dtfvbloped to Somri publlcatlone dent, and an executhra commit­ LEGS larger ’ ^doaas" ate raqulrdd. shire sauce |$M araa zaeUied and artll ba with Hugh C. Graham, Depiirt' over toa-,aueceeding yearn. tee of the H I League am in (aee page IM) Tbf ll63 ^lyalos winner, Lev charge of arrangements. Miss teaspoon salt used to further the prognuna Ha goes Dta to say .toat wtth mant commander. Saturday,, at H teaspoon popper aondueted at too Bdoea Oentar five rallUen fellow Araetlcata Lendau, who rieelved the prise Oheiyl Bayer and Woody Blown minced onion in but­ tor Ratardod CUMren. dteabled. by toaeon of alcohol 7;S0 pm . at Ilia Hedgea Reo- sfter he whs orillcally Injur^ In Bradlau am In charge ef devo­ ter. Add remaining' in^redienta Thank you tor the use ef addiction, we cannot pass a v e r taurant. New Britain. The an aeddSht, also woriced for the tions. except ham. and simmer SO your oolumn to extend KBla mao- toe obvtouB fact that some peo­ event is sponsored by the De- Lebedev Institute of Physics. He jiartment of Oonnectieut and stlU is not (UUy recovered. minutMi Add ham. Heat weU. mEw to tha piddle. ple Uve their Uvee by mesas of Roses Better Uncut Serve on hamhurcer bun ait parttal, dieoonttnuoue narcotlaa. 'ba American Legion and Aux- LAMB This recipe makes 10 servlnsa \ Slncanfy> tlon. The charaoter deformity n ia » . STpCxAOLM, Sweden (AP) iUiraltom XUbanoff — Dorothy Orowfoot-Bodgkin of WASHINCrzON — It’s prob-1 Graham Oracker Jjog Chairman ereated by alcitooltem os « ha- Mm. Leon Bradley, depart­ SO graham crackera ceesity naafcea tola toe most ment aargeat-at-anns, will also Oxford Univemity, B oland, ably beat tor rose bushes if you ] 6, marahmaOo^^*s wldeipread stogW peycMatrlc af- be a gueat along wtth Mias won the 19M Nobel Prise for don’t cut any flowem. the first 1 cup chopped dates fUetion in the Dntted Statae. Wallett They am both past dbemletry teMay. season, Depiutment of Agrieul- To tha Tbe BlootaMnlst, M, wai tum plant experts eay. It you S oupe ch*Hie Manehastar post end Dorothy Crowfoot-Hodfftln In quarters-cupa of crumba Add program .diiaetor, Is held' to moito sums tor Its study and unit win ba represented by 1 cop heavy cream, imwhlpped, No Wafor Added... Meiw Protein (page 90$) ' Henry WietXMcId, oonunander; 1M7 m a^ ed htetc|rian Ihomaa NO STAMPS. PLEASE and mix tngredtneta with fln- upmoct respect by everyone Hodgkin. Thay hava two sons UHN who has ever met him. how My I srn la not judgmental Herman Wagner, senior vice FAYETTEVILLE, Art. (AP) I gera Shape into a log and roll nor But the rata baa and ons daughter. Thomas Hod- la remaining cmnoba to coat that there le. * vacancy in tha commander, and Hugene Free­ gktn Is a cousin ot A.L. Hkh -rOuy Berry, head of the Uni­ Butt Portions Butt H otf deportment, wto> is more quali­ ooma action on man, adjutant niey will be ae- versity of Aikansoe Dlvisloa of outside of log. wrap well in m NiiU NIGHEr W: tola probtemMl doofaoyad gUn, one ot three Nobel Prise- waxed p^>er and refrigerate at Simply thitl ft it your ijuwanf^ tbtf.YOU fied to aosume this posltion.T mpanled by their wives. srinnem tor medicine last year General Extension, to accus­ Why ahoidd toe town o f Man* puucns and famOloa. Also, Mm. Roy •Farris, unit tomed to aa occasional oddity in least two da3m. Cut in slices Shonjc Half W hole H am s We bave an ItyiQ ebadi to IMT, Dorothy Crowfoot cheater g6 outside its Urntts to pmaldent; Mm. wfilbert Auden; lo d ^ itoa elected Fellcw of his mail from those wishing to and aerve wtth whipped cream, -of your ihoica tftan A&^t Adyertraad pncei attain a parson to fill too po­ toe increase by voting to- dle- unit secretary; Ib i. -Toseph F. enroll in correinondence cours­ and decorate top of slice with cipUne ouiMlvoe. MenUbiger a f­ the Itoyal Societo, thus becom­ es. But a letter from a would-be CHOPS ted marashlno cherry. This re­ sition of Suparintendent of W allett Mm. WOber Little and ing one Of the flmt women to ReoreatlonT Wa already have firms that ths use of stem "self- re.' Henri PessinL . earoUea'had Urn nonpiuesod (or cipe makes eight idioes. dtedpline" Is one of the com­ receive tbte bono^ a tone. Mrs. Anthony is a native of a person who is indilUtably monest atabUUdng devices ot our U xp. Little and Mm. Paeidnl Muttsy, NJ.. and has lived In qualified for this poeitlott society and ona that ronldi high am serving on the arrange­ F L Y IN G COW AU was in order, and Berry I ManohasCar five yeara Her hus- his name Is Walter J. Fortin. In our soala ot values. ments eosnmlttoa. aceeptod the .neatly-penned ap- Herald phoCD br Oflarm Walter Fortin hew dadleatod OONObRO, NH. (AP)->aTbe pUeatlon form, .but dutlfiilly re­ ~hand la wtib the Goodyaar Tire much of his life to ttie youth Again, 1 would urge Manchae- fimt recorded bovine tronsatlan MRS. JOHN P. ANTHONY JR. tor oltissna to :kasip things as D oor Rcdbbery turned the N trading ouUni and Rebber Ool, Inc. The couple of this town. I. ea well aa many tie Jet passenger, tbe former attached to' tt. has Sov chOdrwa David. 11; Jarit P»rk*f SQl^SH dr other people, have the highest jtoey art ^ vottog “Nor. Wa UiUvantfy of New Hampskira 'i t e 10, and Blair, «, Ml stu- where she aoajored in Interior bers of Center Congregational V regard for "Wally’s” obaxaeter, do not nead UqUor outlets open STRATFORD, (AP) — A aehoflimaator M s, meenUy waa on Bimdey. AmSq at WaddeB BehooL and decorating. Church. Regu lar Trim • WJiole taitegrity and dedicatkto. r o r Stratford man wbo answerad flown to repmaent tba Amarican N ge, ihsea aaontba Mrs. Anthany is president of Her hobbies are reading, many of us ba baa been an Rev. Alex H. BIseeeer Us deorbkn last night was rob­ D al^ t o r a s ^ at an' Utama- Waddell School PTA. and .a knitting, bridge, cooking and Bodal Action Committee, bed of his wallet containing MUk 0 » ,eetebratk» flha la a xmduate of NuUey Impetus wMOh faistlllod In us a Manchester Council of B g h BMiacI and Syraouae Uni- member o f two bridge ckitaa. raising African violets and desire for aducatton and matur­ about $30, police eaid. Gennany. Idada flSw fran Boston vesalty, ODDege o f Sine Arts. She and her family are mem­ other house plants. (Oven-R«ody ude*") Large 8-Inch 1 lb 8 oz (REG. 63c) ity. Churches Michael Boyko said ba open­ to Munich in a qteclal stall now His qualifications for tola ed the door snd was confronted In use on Pan Amarican 'Air­ U. S. Ciwice ’Ydua-Way Trinmiad" janepaA ^ . fV.yiw*. by a masked man and a plstoL ways Jvt frelgfatara She wlU m- - iram Northern Rhodesia began when Loin Lanib Chops ta 1*09 Lamb Chops o 79^ Potato Ckips nozBOX^ v a o k i position are too numerable for mamom me to beRla menUonlug them. Infant Ddatlis Tbe holdi--' man demanded that maln in Germany and, according - Dr. Livingstone navigated the ss MNIPAWCia-PWlii, Boyko ha .i over fate wallet, at­ to toa agmamant, one of her iqq>er reaches of the ambezi We are aO aware of bit ed- New African Nation 21 Rib Lamb Chops »B9^ Lamb Conibinafion ' w 39^ IvOW h B |wgK,Cnn«nen«rComtF ueatkxwl’badWfound and the tar getting It fled to toe dark- fUtum eelvea will be donated to River. It is from this river that Baffle Doctors a retugae fanner them. Zsunbia takes its name. *i l- JANf PAUklj -r CWflprt ’ ' untiring bonre of eervloe be CHUCK Katmda at 40 is a family man CfSi «Avm;4)wo.ptici64«. b w given the Town ot Man­ turaHUtofT a SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY- chester. It Is wItMn this MEW TC» K(AP) -Doctors In Sensitive Spot with nine children. Well liked • -• “ V •• S. -'*! ;■ t * are baffled at toa sudden deaths by the majority of the 76,000 nUBHlBriB CSNTBR that I beUeva Walter white popuiation. he is consid­ should not go unreoognlxed for aad i year of frexn 10,000 to l$,- By DENIOi U E BOTLE I Many Southern Rhodesian and ered a moderate, well-meaning tufM-aiOHr ftciNiBi CUTS thU position. "Wally" has given 000 appsuwntly healthy Amari- l E ^ c o u t f ) ROAST Pork f t of hlmaeU to this town and I NOW AVAILABLE kJDBAKA, Zasntta (A P) — South African firms operate in pcditician. who foresees a multi­ oan bahiee, a medioal research­ racial Zambia as the best in­ believe reciprocity la not too *BaaBbia, toa newaat independent the capital of Lusaka and in the e r TVpOttM. smaller rural areas. The major surance against violence and SWIFT'S SMOKIES SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, FRESH, TENDER AND AAEATY rnudi to oonalder. f OUR 0¥fN FRESHLY MADE SMALL, LEAN. FRKH nation to ABiea, la ideally oltu- ' 1 ^ Mneerely, Ha calls K too “sudden death APPLES proportion of Zambia’s invest- economic i^eaval. WOKtO ^ W PMi t t ' rw tH o m E aSed to bs toa jump-off point ment capital comes from these Although the African now is 01 Robert W. Hamin, syndrome oftofancy.’’ . - Bowman Onqr Bohool Tbe babies, mostly from 10 PEARS UwiV* Urate R tealgel tor African nationalists who white-ruled countries. master of Zambia, few whites Iraasts LB idem m ITALIM SAOSACE BOSTON BUTTS want to end white rule in neigh- Zambia’s shops are stacked have fled the country and those aa fain PbU tlMp* Wab PwAm Cbkken>w .49^ 5 9 * o t Medicine, days to 3 yearn old, am from a ll fTvniro. ICS s isifsqf asumun - L ■ ...... AsscrfodHaiulouti 69* races, oH economic and aoolal at U A W to- make only the boflng Rbodeoia and tn Qie Por- with foodstuffs from South Afri­ who have left are mainly gov­ CUM MM frw kfiiii Wake Forest Oollege, PUMPKINS hignawi ruled areas of Angola ca and Rhodesia. Much of the ernment workers whose jobs Super-Right Quality, Boneless Pot Roast (Straight Q d lb Oik) Winston Salem, North claMSS, and am not concentrat­ Nnest that hwaaM skin and Carolina. ed In neigbbortiooda or famlliee, and Monamtaqua. steel used in this country comes have been Africanized. There is F r»n t WoitiNiraio Condy MogU 29* A T X - ultra modem fecMHtes can Tha so-oaDsd jraedoas llght- from South Africa. So too does no outflow of capital invest­ 14 oz AAC Dr. El Gold ot Clevelend, Ohio combine to produce, atw, who want to end the last much of the machinery, and- ment. C u t LB Jolly Boons WoKTHMOrt Tlem Tbbigs as Tb^ Ard said in a report Wednewlay to whlto lula to Africa, could many South African whites Zambia will be opening its UB4 0Z ■Fgflf TO theMttor, the American Academy of Pedi­ ORCHARD NO AwnneiAL ooiomNO I slnceroly hope that our Man- atrics. few vue$ - dUfateei site auhiiiisi f ' mnTs eoaUy from Zambia into manage the country’s secondary doors to Communist as well as HordCondios AssoVrEo’ p’R ? ’-'t T. those adjoining areas. That industries. Western embasaiee and those of ehester dUsens will vote "No!” Suggested possible causes, he AT YOUN VAvemru otonb - WORTkiMOgE w tal answering the question of the said, inelude accidental suffoca­ 'would brtog them a step nearer Out of ecotaomic necessity. African nations bitterly engaged Spico Drop Handouts HILL to Saudi Africa, irtioae. white Kaimda finds himself closely al­ in the against the re­ *None Higher - The Sunday sate of alcoholic bever­ tion, sudden bacterial invaeion AVERY WAPPING ■ovaaum ent they hate worst of lied to the southern 'i^ite maining white-nil^ southern ages In rsetaurants, hotels and of the blood, lack of protective 6R0TE*WD6a^ CHOCK pua O' NUTS states. territories. Buy Of The Year! elubs. antibodlee, vlnu Infe^on and YELLOW PWMANENT-PULL STRENGTH . a At a time when we are all Imersensittvity to coelr’e milk. Bat Bam Ida’ s locatian makes But during a hard-hitting in­ 21ambia may wMl seek finan­ B anything but an Ideal spclng- dependence speech Kaunda as­ cial aid from Communist China deploring the rising rate in the (Sold said a detailed study of board lor invaders of Rh^esia serted: “Zambia will rededicate to assist her to build her rail­ AAARVEl GAL 1 sate and oonsumptlon 48 cases to the Cleveland area and Moaamfalque — as far as itself to fight imperialism and way to the border of Tanga- AWTIftlEEZE could not establish that virus ZamUa’s toterests are con- odoaialism i^erever it exists. n3hka. infectiaa or milk hypersensitivi­ scon We shall welcome freedom Her efforts to remain neutral, Brand New. Packagel Brand New DlSfilayr’™^! ty am Important causes. It COFFEE Ik CAN Zoanbla’a wealth comes from fighters from all Africa. At the promote a multiracial society O m O N S £ 5 ‘ 3 9 - produced no evidence for tba FAMILY KAPKINS and trade with her white-ruled AAatlowmeod u ComptefR Automatic milk theory. Its copper mines, managed and same time I reserve the right ASSORTED COLORS I by British and South to tell the freedom fighters neighbors will likely incur the RYLONS Hotiary-ShaaiaI iA PAIRS K Z 7 TRANSMISSION to seven ef the Ctevetend wrath of most members of the caeee, v ln is wee found in toe SPRY SHORTENING • u. oi. 69c African tatarvmti The copper what to do” CHECK-UP aaa only more to world He warned: “Should Ameri­ Organization of African .Unity, nNDM CRISP *NONK MOWR ALMBUA, RIBIfR YOUR CHOICE bal^’B central nervous system, machoto through rail lines cans. Russians or Chinese mis- wlmse chief aim Is to erase the „ AlfJtUfpnd Frozen Food Salel iBcIsdtag eO change ow afi which Gold eeid auggeste a last remaining white spots from mlationdilp but does not prove and Moaam-; behave in Zlambia they will be ' Z lbs 49^ types or Amerlean M 7 5 GIANT TIDE «,73s to sent packing home to their the continent. CELERY HEARTS GRAPES M IX w MIHCH FOOD RH> MPf *NONi MOHiR U.S. NO. 1-2'/4 in c h m i n i m u m A&P Broccoli Spoors nseke traaemleelons. * KenneCh KataKstauls countries. Tli^bians should also 1 0 O Z PKGS SC0TKIN3 that some day the copper j remember that plotting against TIPTOEO THROUGH IVUPS Expert Servlee and Repate* THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES ALL FLAVORS Farmer* Fall Behind CARKT SUGAR HEART FOOD tIEM S aaa faeaval by rail across ’Tan the State of Zambia is treason WICHITA. Kan. (A P )—Securi­ c n t o s h MIkod Yogtfobles LUNCHEON NAPKINS TOMATOES 1.39^ APPLES M I 4 ^ 0 4 9 " , H < u 796 naylka, on. the northeast. But and the penalty .is death. ' ty officers at the Atlantic Mills F oir.< R O M E — ^Italy’s farmem - are ROYAL ICE CREAM mat railway is many years and With the lowering of the Brit­ , store here lU'e baffled by a re- NUTRITIOUS *NONf HIOHER *N O N E H . . . 1ER PAUL DODGE A&P Cauliflower Immt OulftltiM falUng behind. Since 1950 the KEfBLER-SUPREME ■racfa Booney away. ish flag. Zambia terminated I cent theft. Stuneone broke open J • • • 7 ' -V - 1 average annual mte of increase NMBOO 50 ot. box MaaiialiMi wmwmW auist re- Britain’s 100-year hold on this [a box containing 18 tulip bulbs, 29 49 At AAP'tR^hr PONTIAC, miL of ai^cultural production has NEW Crisp-Lock Top CHOC. CHIP COOKIES e d n BEVERAGES S taMn on M eiidly terms , wtth the sweltering central African coun­ I tskiTig only one bulb and replac­ BANANAS Z ^ ' STRAWBERRIES »:^m " Fordhook a^ Limos low Rattll*. 1 METOHELL DRIVE been near 2.8 per cent. B u t SALTINE 8 arhite fid era try. Britain’s connection wifii ing the box on the shelf. food oonsumptlon has ba UK aa. eelto 43$ rising mom than 4 per eent. WALDORF Bring In This Week's Coupon Good For 1 4 b. pkg. PECAN SHORTBREAD W INTER HILL ' q t b o t 2 9 c BATlffiOOM TISSUE C o M w w t o r Assorted Colom '/iGAL MAC GALLON VAC IDO ^STAM PS eelte 4 3 0 SWEET CIDER JUG ■174 ¥ JUGJU G # 7 SUNSHINE — "All" W ITH A $5 .0 0 OR MORE PURCHASE 4 rolls 37o • PRODUCE • I ChoioL& L T Y lsjotL. § i l J jOj v i l YUKON - ALSO BEVERAGES - ASSORTED FLAVORS Fall Special F IG B A R S PINT a ^ OUAIT g « Bring In Other Coupons For . . . -Ib. CONTENTS 7 FULL 1 A A 1 •ON e a CAN e e ' COMPLETE FRONT END C. a GRADS A O N L Y - ■ QTS l e U U VIENNA FINOERS SOFTWEVE GINGERALE § SO Extra Plakl Stam|iB WHh Purdwaa o f U -e a . Sacrtaw No. 9 Wsbator'a OklioiMry.- T E A B A G U AAAGNOLIA - 5 DOZENI BISCUITS - SAVE 9 c and STEERINie INSPECTION 100 et. pkg. BATHROOM USSUE , Assorted Colom . - POTATOES W Lk. Bw CNIESE nSTIYAl InrliTffllrr aUgamcBt aad fm at wheel bteteaaa joad eempleto PKGS* 1 | A C M Extra Plaid Stamps Unth- PerduMe a i FANCY NEW CROP "i Aaa RoauNO ot p a m u m a n SacHen B - Complato Beek-of Sdance.* '-' ehoosto In b tle a llo iiiM battery servlefa NESTLE O F 1 0 • 1 7 S rolls 0 i « N d O w iM BISCUITS 6 * ENLER’S us, C H O I C E So Ixtra plaid'Stamps With Pundiata o f DEUCIOUS APPLES 6u.>« 49e LINCOLN, LOW CALORIE,C GRAPE OR ORANGE EYRRADY COCOA ASSORTED TBIMTn $1.00 Worthmora Hallowaan Caody. W; 1 Q T a q C gPECIAL ON NEW WOW TIRES * 1)^00. Jar 23$ icon CRISPY WESTERN CARROTS Sc,....,. 2Se FRUIT DRINKS BOTS 0 7 100 Extra Plaid Stamps With Purdwaa ef. 8.09 X 14 BLACKWALL FOR ONLY I19A 0 i-ib. tin 47a 2 Packaga of 4| • Kotox or AAodast. ^BATHROOM TISSUE FANCY PACK : LAMB LEGS S«« n sfor- C b a d O ^ 2 ia ia w | r HOMESPUN, JUMBO, WHITEWHIl Phifl Tax ASStHTTED COLOM AauncAN n iw m ROLLS JA C •Oc O ff Towards Purdwaa lipparial Slaak 23$ ROASTED PEANUTS 12 3fc 2 PftESH. LEAN, MEATY AI kiads of loz SAYINGS ON OTHER SIZES OALO t rone 37$ O n t M S I ic M PAPER TOWELS , . FOR Kolfa ■ Rag,.1.29 Valua Par Only 79e. ■WBBT ura ■ . ■ oRd lo g CoBdiBS, 2 - ■ —■ ' — * , ’ . - U V EB* CHICKEN PARTS Mam^nliOlsi I iMreriBRN UFB Set., Om. 91 A aftmt-w at AU A4P Separ MartaU !■ tMs cmmbmKi aaO ticiuity. TttTm i mkiMtei Ml Me RNeoL frm PMM Kmr Ofta-w PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. YIDTOR ■BA SWEET am iM P SWEET CIDER Vr GaL Jtag 43e Gum. PumpkiBS. $7g MAIN nSEET—4PHONE M9-tS81 GUT-RITE I SPARE RIBS /an(-]NfiNi dsfattol/tS i Mad. Devataed SANDWICH BAGS OBd Jock O'Loi dgpi^'s H fdrni dVi ea. tia 59$ raOEEN CUBED FANCY, SWEET LIFE Poddiiiys and Upton Too Bogs M M v ^ _ A | o x Ctaonsor - iBfBB for H olow* 7 5 et.pkg. »s VEALCURJETS aa. 37$ PioPN iiiigs FCR DELIVERY—CALL GIAMTSUf fA C - ’ KK Of48» V®., faoto r o 2 ’, 4 S 3 r Fall Special CUT-RITE PBHPARB' TOUR CAB FC» WINTRR Clorox soon . t PLASTIC WRAP PAPER TOWELS FANCY, SELECTED PRODUCE! . This b MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIAL Dobetor NIMUVn KirCHmCNAWS Eatlag KI o o r K H t y W i i i „ lO O ftroB 27t i p e M o d t s i Cat F«od 4‘«*«»59* W « Pip«r '-fTftu jj' I N C L U I t o : Bag. KeH 2/33$ piBBL R W eather! a OHBOK OOMFKIiSSION a REFLAOB SPARK PLUGS IF NBOB88ABY R&NAN&S 2 , > . 1 5 e Sm itary Uttar GM. BUCATOt * MMKAl a MiWajtfiie rfHNTB AND OONlHDiaOK AND .SCOniES Ocean Freak t- lira <—' Matoe eONFIDETS lU sk ar Tmat Speelal! BItftKiaa BufHr CiihNi TtNttTbiM 2 — ta* s b t t i m i n o Sava Sc On : * i r a REPLACE OAS FILTER SANITARY NAPKINS FACIAL KUSUH IM NTOSH APPLES I l . . 3 9 s a KBPLACB Am FILTBK LOBSTERS a. IP a CLEAN AND^mnCT CHOKE GaLSiM 59c a OLBAN BATTERY CABLES ^ U peek 2/37$ Box of 400s Ds a FREE UP HEAT RISER, CHECK AND ADJUST 0 NABIBOO BOMESTYLE CINNAMON AND OATMEAL COOKHEB - - • • • pouad S»e ^ SilvorduBt ilm R i m o N u o A ctivt "iO l'^ fh ffy''A li" LnxUqnid ^ > F A N B E L T ECONOMY STORE OF M ANCH $7J0 4&4-CyL P o t i r i w t D a ta fQ O iit D o t a r g o i i t t o f t i y s l , $10.50 i-C i SUDAR HEART OUT-RITE Potargont ' *■ ------P A K X R : 4 4 * C M iflN S1RIIT > nJNTY CHKKlN MOTH I N M D w m WAXPATHB : HI6HUUID PARK MARKET • uuMe lAMc U M f ' 1 3 0 1 ^ ‘ t S ' i r 0 PM WED.. THURSw PRL TILL f P it S 117 ft. MwiliiiHr, C m . ' ' NM M3-4I7S Z 9dN|'.te/ ^ PAUL PODGE PONTIAC, kiCa . - . 1 , . MN ea. i « . fort 73«S : IM *.. S7s f BY' 1 V / . ,1 ■■ f . ■ I f / 1

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Initial teiftnteal tfahilliv Ih aun>ly .at Church of Vsrnon will aponaor ' ■■ i 'PnbltirftoeiBA ridnoa'waa a'two-year hitch ih bratod Wednasday, obdervhig' is thS hfitt 10 years, could lead today to protest visits to Japa­ 900-ton Japanese freighter Shin- AiqarUlo Ten. Airman da oM-CaHdened lA rveat aup- encotmters with poltof and sol­ the Navy. O n e ce 's entry Into World War to development f t tourist activi­ nese porta by U.S. nuclear-pow­ ho Maru Wednesday under Events Rau gindualdf. fbom BlllngUm per, u r en . diers 8lqBf'the iCesaag Rteer, in World Carlson’s wife and two chil­ n.lMore than 8,000 troops with ties on the icy continent. ered submarines. heavy police guard. Two Japa­ High 8 thramh the night, Twenty of the prlsonen were ' The nbels claimed Carlson font In Cyprus paraded in Nico­ MlnUtry’s Antarctic Division. wanted to see his parents in move rust stains. Wet the by Southern Rhodeola’e WhK^ completed the first phase of his Barbara Robb, yomoa. Verson news is handled by the othen were pinned down In Use a clean aboe poUsh hottia 88, at 'ftsl^l Wls! was a m ajor in tha U.S. armed Law said in a lectun today m nodnrm* Hlcli Soiwol swampy Jungles 80 mQes aouth described as members of a sia today to mark the 21st anni­ TOKYO (AP) — About 15,000 Communist CaUna, sailed for toe stelned spots and spread the government. * Air Fotoe basic mQltaiy train­ Harvest Supper Ftoaaed tiM HenM’s Rockville Bureau, up _ and dauber to appte a sr*'~ OUH. ■ bean la ttw Omgo 14 forces, but U S. Embassy offi­ versary of the Turkish aspubllc. that astabUshment of transant- leftist students throughout' Ja­ Chinese mainland today. 5(«*w diy, wlMn itud«iita bdd • W . Jlatai S t, tato|*oae 876- of hem In a tores of . Australia at dgyb speelaUy trained Indonesian mixture on thickly, then place A atatement iaaued WednaaK ing at Lackland AFB, Tex. He 'Rie Womani FeUowahlp of 8 mover fiirnltun j^uslt Rebel watrlars cap- cials say his only hlBitary axpe- The Greek Cypriots bad csle- arctic air routes, possibly with pan staged meetings and rallies Ma was placed aboard the 1,- the material in the sun. n | «k ■l^rt^oll■ has bean selected to begin the Firsty 'ttongregatloiial 8188 or 8U-871L Zealand commando unit day by toe State Departih«ft * XiapartuiM «tt»dwd to the warned Rhodealana of “ aerioua conaequencea which would bg •dwoTi etaetton ia hoaed aa the fall ail Rhodeaia ahould toeig ^jaet that for the paat several government continue to foOeW years, the high achool'a tfecUoni ita preaent courae,” and . ekt results have been within two l>re8M toe U.S. govarnment’e ‘mounting concern" *t tof per cent of the ante’s results. situatlcn. Xn yesterday's eleottoas, Earlier tola week, Britiah Semocrata topped the presiden* Prime Miniater Harold Wllaon tial election by 82.4 per cent told Bhodeaian Prime Mlnlatav President lom^ksn B. Johnson Ian Smith that a unitateral deot and vioe pcesidentlal nominee laration of independence would received M4 mean Rhodesla’a exptdaion eotas. RHmMicaa presidential from toe British Ctmmon- nominee Ben. Barry Ooldwater wealto. - and wnUam B. lllller, vice nrmidenttal nominee, received WASHINGTON (AP) — PresL M l votes. dent Johnson has named'Adlai * Mayor Leo B. Flaharty Jr., Stevenson, U.S. Ambaaaadoc Democratic Town Committee to the United Nations, aa head Chalnaaa for Vernon, com­ of the U.S. delegation for toe menting on the results, said, > v . 8 inauguration of Praaident "The Mgh adNxd vote Is the Iduardo Frel Montalvo at Chile. single most Important pre-eleo- tion vote in Bm stats. The re- Announcing Stevenaon’B ap* Bulta have been within tw o per More low# low Pricos mlntment Wedneaday, . toe sent of the state election re­ White Houae named aa other sults for the post several delegation members: ' years." J. John Jova, ranking official in the U.S. Embassy in Santi- The mayor said that, the ago: reason fOr the closeoesa of re­ Miss Dora Dana, author and sults of high school and state translator, who was secretary to ft that the school rmesents the late Chilean poetess Gabrie. "almost the exact contoatloa la Mistral; of rural and dty'reaidanta as Dr. James A. Perkins, presi­ Connecticut" SAVEIQI dent of Cornell University; . Mayor Flaherty addsd that Stuart T. Saunders, chairman tte high school vota reflects $ n d P -*r tl of toe board of toe Pennsylvania, the thinking of the entire com­ j Believe: Railroad; and munity, but predieted that the beechnut Dr. Marietta P. Tree, U.M.* state vote might be a little low­ H ’ t 8 Ixtru B m representative to toe U.N. Trus^ er than the sdtool vote. r r o f r teeshlp Oouncil. .' *T predict B>at President WonaR'S Woiiil ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — Ap. Johnson will carry the state by propriate repUaa are - b e i ^ Between 750,000 to 800,000 C O fF E E at a Matt prepared for Cambodla’a dipl»» votes," Flahe^ said. ■ E X T R A S miitlc protests over its beraer He added that the high s(Aool Meal Departmant incidents with South Viet Nam^ has been more accurate In pre- SUGAR H8url-W«c“ *"* FI u v t I according to a State Depart­ dicting the vote of the state This is a wonderful wedc to start buying your ^/(ROASTS ment apokeaman. ' ~ Chan the oommunity. meat at Mott’s. Wo have a Mott’s “Tender- BONE IN ■ fT A M P S B Press oftlcar Robert J. Mc^ Other results of yesterday's liim *’Chad( Sale! SUPER I WiU lliitCW8M lid PwthMftl{S.O(lsr Mott. 5 Cioekey emptaaaiaed Wednesday school dectlon gave UB. Sen. Coupon good Oct. thru Oot. 81, 1884.^0 tl«t toe United Stotes ia ’‘not These tender, fun-of-fiavor “Tender-Trim” Reg* J ■ 88 Thomas Dodd 811 votes to 848 MARKETS Limit one coupon to o . fUmily. IWs^* contemplating ’ any miUtar^ for his Republican opponent chuck roasts are the UncTof meats you’il find ■ coi^n of po vuluo when used In eon-H responsea." John Iiodge. Lodge was high at our Mott meat counter every week. The same or Drip Junictlon with other coupons except Tha incidents occurred teheA Vietnameao forces sui^jxirted bys man on the OOP tl^ et “Triple Trim” and the same juicy tenderness h>i‘i u [ 1.11/1 1- 'IMsingle purchase totals sum amount ofPR > UB. Rep. William St. Onge H an oou^na. Stnto Lawt dgarOttea, Bear, U.8. aircraft and grouhd torcaa your family enjojrs so much. ■and Frir Traded Itema exeinded aided by U.S. military advisers mceived 877 votes to 283 votes pursued Communist Viet Oon® recorded for his Republican op­ And remember this . . . at a Mott meat counter POUMD ■from oflcr. S guerrillaa to toe Cambodia]^ ponent, Belton A. Copp. you have a selection to choose from. There are border. Three write-in votes were re­ dozens of bright, juicy red meats. Thick and CAN Our people in Saigon art to corded for prealdente, school of­ thin tender steaks. Lean, freshly ground beef. close consultation With toe go^ ficials nctad. Ricliard Nixon, The kind that remains thick and juicy on your Boneless Chuck Roast ib.69' ernment of south Viet Nam wluk WHUam BcranUm and Nelson HUNDREDS OF a view to prepariiig appropriate ^[ockefeOer each lecetvod one barbecue srill- And all meats are Mott’s “Ten­ reaponses based on toe facts,'), vote for president, and Harold der-Trim.” We’re proud enough to put the Mott McCloskey said. ^ Stassen received one vote for name on every package. EXTRA STAMPS The Cambodians accused tof| ^ e president as a running CALIF. CHUCK ROAST s. 59< ^ ^ ^ ORHEN South Vletnameae and Ameri­ If . . . you can’t find the exact cut yon are look­ STAMP»S NO COurONI NICDEDI NO LIMITI mate with Nixon. AU ITIMS AT ISeVlAA LOW AAICIS cans of aggresaioa across'tod* ' Thrse state constltuUmial ing for . . . B^ease let someone help you. border. American ottftlala' to ' amendments which will appear White or Colors Saigon conceded that u t on the ballot ware approved by Waldorf Toilet Tissue pkg. o f 4 35c LEAN OROUNP BEEF ib.495 CA Bf '*tth pnrohBM unarmed U.8. tranrtiort' pibneC Iggh school students. f *• 9V C X ir i NEFCO P1 • r-.;' tw o, reg ard in g realdence Shop-Rite -C tlAIII I^EIIC II Deerfoot Snusege Meat...... ESEiithi 1^ 'E E o^ al requirements tor voters, c:s-s. Whole Kernel Com 6‘'“.:irn.oo ^ yes, 122 no, and question HALF vlY l^r l% EIV vlM ^rwIiVCKv iD e WV Fresh shoulders, 4 to 6 Ib. A v g . ,lb . 4 9 ^ mrse, permitting ahsantse vot- . P o U y 8 P o | r t l e r « Shop-Rite on religious bolldayis, 275 Lean Beef Stew, Nicely Cubed .. .lb. 7 9 ^ iS E xIra ^ to T jn ^ Vi^D^^ss iheiiNKiB Vitamin D “ w jm , 180 no. instant Milk, Compare! 14 qt. pkg. 99c RspuUlcaa Town Committee A sung fw Tear'Lasvee Chairman Thomas G. Cami- D og’s Love By POLLY CBABOSN 3 thers In commenting on the high M ILK oallok7 7 ‘ PARD DOG FOOD , NewiAMr Enterprise KaaU. U actaool vote, said "W e’U just Service Deli DBAj T BOLLY ^ MKiSarte Imve to wait for Tuesday’s elec- Shop-Rite might be Interested M-iuy hint! laa there are’ ao maity fallcW tiaa. Thoee are the votes that Reg. 2 for 37c, Quarters Dog. Ratjon, Big Value count.’ ’ leavoa tube coilacted in top folic f Carrutbcrs predicted that Sen. Shep-Rite NEPCO BIACHINB Two burlap toad sacks ,wera Goldwater will “do as well or SLICED ripped open and . stitched toS better than dur­ gether. Then toe tour .sides werei MARGARINE 2 3 V hemmed with the uema wide’ ing the last presidential elec­ PRESSED tion.’ ’ Jeve You Tried ,, lb. enough to accotoiHodate largdt miti^ nice bamboo canas on two opposite 'Camithera noted that Nixon Deal Pack Riviera DEllG H T ai(lea. 1 put this on the groun4< lTUa' eUng type basn trations the Democrats have in- i A ll BUTTER STRAWBERRKS Genoa Salam i...... lb. ket could be saved to become-*, Deal Pack Geri Ann fVoased their registration over part of your regular ' gardsut the OOP. Shep-Rite Regular 49c Pillsbury White Cake Mix reg. pkg. 39c Sandwich Bread Ige. 24 oz. loaf 2 7c William Johnson, president of Imported Boiled Ham ...... Vj lb. e e i t equtoieent.—PO U ^ k R O U S .S L IC E D the state’s Touth for Goldwater 3 1 Shop-Rite CAKE MIXES Shop-Rite XOnn DEAR POli.T-l-8man, loai^ program, with state headquar­ COTTAGE CHEESE V arieties— Compare! reg. pkg. 29c Shortening, Vegetable 3 lb. can O # C In H eavy * children are usually crying ae> ters on ynndsor Ave., said of FRESH FROZEN— roAfpr.HTELY BARFD Syrup that they are unable to t ^ toelD tl(s h%h school results, "The Shop-Rite H ershey JUST HEAT AND SERVE! Seafood Dept. namea avaa if they could. I ua#f main thing la that there was KRAFT CREAM CHEESE...... 8 oz. pkg. nothing to influence the votes of Pork and Beans, Sauce "I ca Chocolate Kisses 11 oz. pkg.' Iron-on mending tape, in prighb the students." KRAFT CREAM CHEESE .J 3 oz. pkgs. * 7 ^ DELiaOUSLY DIFFERENT—LOW PRICED! colors, to print toe namee ou< Diamond CRYSTAL SALT H Shop-Rite CARMEL CANDY the backs oc the. youngatera'Jac­ . "No Uterature or demonstra- e Finger Rolls, Poppy Seed kets. For my gm oddii^ter’s, 1 Kraft Deluxe Amer. CHEESE. .. .8 oz. pkg. 4 lG Plain or Iodized 26 oz. jdtg. I U v Kids Love ’Em 16 oz. pkg. HADDOCK ^ons were allowed in the cut out'red hea^ and a lApe uchool,” Johnson noted. “If they • Parker House vn»r blowing dlffaront. coins of bub^ bad accepted campaigning, the FlllETS.?-.y Ik ^ 9 * bias to uao with her name. Fdr E 2 pkg s . 89 Merten’s German ipsutts might have been dlffer- my grandson, I use mittens and smt.” > New Items Fancy Dressed Smelts ...... lb. riiamrocks bt differenterviib colors,vuiyt uaa ' The young Republican said toe children are loot lost In'wiatornin'<*i ater Qiat the high school vote is not Quaker Oats, Individual Servings ipiv. S9G S A V E 2Sc • Croissants Snack Treat! CHOC. CAKE toe parents cin Indicative of Tuesday’s election, notified to. phono, imd be predicted th^ Goldwa­ Campbell’s Cheddar Ctweae Soup ... .^ Mott’s Potato Chips 'l-lb. bag 5 9 c )ver NaPl Brand o Brioches L 2 PKGS. 99 J’B o z e n police will apweoiefo. t ^ augjf ter win do aa wdl or better then Health Beauty Aids gestlon aa children playug out^ Iprmer vice president Richard Shop-Kite Chocolate M orsels...... 18 oz. pkg. Shop-Rite Serve aide often wander t ^ for eifBV M. Nixon, and may possibly car- SALTINES, Stay Fresh Pack Ib. pkg 2 1c VERIFINI to from home. I uaa print m w ijr the state. Crazy Foam Liquid Soap ...... --< 8 ^ os. enn 7 0 ^ S»ve 80c over Netl, Brand newspaper headlines tor pat7 , Johnson added that the policy Shop-Rite terha tor toe letters to toair of most high schools prohibit­ FIG BARS, Compare! 2ib. pkg. 39c names, arrange the letiMf 1C ing demonstrations and the dls- Kpplesauce any design and iron tham on.-^' trlbutlon of literature was b a b y POW DER 49* PIUS...0VER 7,500 Delicious. ULUAN wrong and prevented a phase of education of the students. Burry’s Scooter Pies 14 oi. pkg. 49c DEAR POLLY—Not kAvtog # About 1,800 were eligible to EVERYDAY LOW, LOW Toothpaste, Shop*Rite Twin P ack ------6 0 # holder to use in a flower,con­ vote at the sdiool, including Regular 39c H .S .N e .l TREATS tainer. I discovered-that Aptnbf teachers. The vote recorded was ANN DALE CELLO 3pk#,.*1.00 Peroxide, Shop-Rite ...... 8 oz. h o t 17# else plastic barry box Unrkir 1,178, and more than 900 pupils PRICED VALUES! well. 1 out an inch off tha elde# were instructed in the use of Aspirin, Shop-Rite...... bot. ^f 100 10# of the box, tuqi tt upskM Vie voting machine MAINE rtticK$tei5 in' the containar, eecore Democratic Ohalnnan Named Green Shampoo, Shop-Rite .. 16 oz. hot. 9 | | # florist’s clay and It ft A Nicholas Fawhik, Democratic i TENADINBTS satftfoctiny holder for uui Ar* campaign chairman for the Deal Pack Chase & Sanborn Deal Padi nmgeiimspt of- . fiowart. “ r i l -V town, has appointed William F. IN N O TTS POTATOES ISWEn CIDER H i >r LORE•ETTA Instant ^ffee C i . ja r *1.0 9 Salada Tea Bags pkg. o f Xsiddadte, wUUam B. Smith 100 VANCT, HAND PICKED In-Store Bakery J and R ob^ Nellan headquar­ Shop.R ite DEAR POLLY—A trftnd ters chairmen for the city and SUPER MARKET 8c Off SEVEN-UP mm InsUuit Coffee 4 oz. ja r 83c IMNTOSH AFPLES S ______Baked'on PremIsM vris to be married tjoe fire d istrict Refilling! carton of 6 contents IO D C unique gift that cams Luddecke wUl ha in charge Flavors WITH HANDLES—1 to 50 lbs. canisters. Inslda wen dr the city’s headquarters and m aH o h e s t e r Sbop-R ite HAllOWEEN . household cleaning arttclas mnlth and Nellan will haad the Ige. N o. IVi can Personal Size Soap pkg. o f 5 21c FRESH PUMPKINS cleaners to am dfttrict office. CUP CAKES panying tha gift wan n , The headquartan leaders will Shop-Rite Flavors Deal Pack ^ — t^ABOE tev-n ' their respective headquar- giving a detofiad out Gelatin Desserts 4 p £ .3 5 e Oxydol Detergent Ige. {dtg. idig. ^ IC R e u M L Pumpkin P ie ...... 24 oz. size 6 8 # donor’s (rim ueea. on election day, and ar- Whdt did you pay for your CANMED APPLES Sr.,2St and Why eba Ukad for checkers, drivers, Shop-Rite A sitters and othinr person- Shop-Rite lu g I mAMOND BBAND-4UH Pound Bsg Cinnamon Raidn Coffee Cake ...... 6 8 # a similar psndiMt ’ Evaporated Milk Otall cans was loft on anrtl lost prescription? Let Fomlly *1.00 Liquid Dish Detergent 4 « e Volunteers'may contact any NEW OROP MI»D NUTS Eli Dainty Daninh ...... , 4 6 # tha new cbalnnea tor assign- Shop-Rite FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 3 ^ Shop-Rite OORAX POWDER w a clde it toe Ute 1 Drugs fill your next prescrip­ Ige. N o. 2 Vj ean Compare! Jb. pkg.O YC * B entos Meava 5 SALK PRICES EFFECTIVE TKURS. Null SAT. o p in m in t ii # oilnniiIAT.v ib tmt ufttuatim. wn.MmBAT.'Wi * Pvt Dennis B. Luetjen, son Shop-Rite Shop-Rite BABY PANTS A M V WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD WfTHIISPiaO WILSON MANCHESTIR BRISTOL of Mr. and Mrs. Bmest R. tion. PRUNE' JUICE 3 ^ ^ * 1 .0 0 liie tja o at 88 Grant 8 t , has Sturdy, Repellent! Q pufau^ I emurNnweetAmeeiNOUHerd UMAamrAw. MUUIIeiDeemltey.CweurJwdmUiu MBWMMrAWb - flTIMN obmctotad sight weeks o f mlU- 8ir y tx iiiilM a t the U.B. J a n a Tmlntag-iliitag • Center,' -Fort Oa. Hellis a IM l grad- BSte af RoclmUs ngh BchooL REDEEM MOTT’S COUPONS MAILED TO YOUR HOME! DOUBLE S £ H STAMPS .i ¥ . I R ¥ WESJ M U u , w a o f

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Frazier k l^ k ^ ,dut Va­ father of tlmee, arlaes at 4 ;80’, ■' FrSzier. eiqi|ljning,why/he how *eeriou« th# intafy Vas. Ha 4« c r dim Yemelyanov m .the second jfirt Duffy fln ily peratiAded a.m. for flfad work through puIled*T>ack whin the |Niyetelaa 'fouRht the.,iehamplQnElilp hout FalrmounCT*ark. Then he works, round of their tttnl^ktai.. ,, h|m TO ke?p trying^ saying he suggeeted-X-rays. "IH didn’t With a broKtn left hand. Frazier, tpe .dfty Aiw ert^ VttIIght niajte it Tokyo in a all qay a iA local abattoir am know ^**d( It was," aaid , •Frazl'./. a ,fcL" - ipo'. 186- to win a gotd'-Wedal in Aming, U*'g Ster w ilg h ti pr,,'|i M a ijirfs ,h«- at^AiHt'gbw .to a gym.Wi work- F ra z ie r. . l & l ^ i ^Und PhUadltphla ■ slaughler-' alrtioat didn't make IL,to Tokyo? oame :dMabic(L On* Ju st such -an o tft'.. .1..^ Frazier satdfjie won’t decide house worftar,. broke the hind In 37 amateur boutsTlie- h u outside chknep. -FraNev paid for Fnirteb laid he “didn’t*'know fbr, a while whether to become ^ ,;a sdlplflnaL' flfrHt at Tokyo, lost just twice, both times to 'hle-own inoculations and pEss how bad hand waJ .inJurea- a profeselofna^ fighter. i|ut',lik« e steie toid.ao, one just Buster Mat^eS of Cedpr Idapids, port, saved ?up .pome money to a t f l r s ^ ' ' ‘ .•’Jt'e baclt W the elaughter- ' hpw b i^ ^ th e In’JLiry.'.yiraV... M ich. One 6f those Joss*S waa tide-, hie fam ily o'ver.-'and, went "I couldn't get a gHp like I houee, he''«ala,'MB toon as hie r r to Los Angeles. ’ wanted )• do, sot, I started ] to hand is •|iealed.-''Rlght now It’a r C r a z ie r . 20, ■lhreW'''»viiperous in the Olympic tryouts.- "eft hooks throughout the finsl Pat Duffy, bpxing chairman Ironically whlf A .sparring Fra- it, N I »*i bothering me, a little. It’a a lit­ E tle ‘Bore, In Jiaid. f^ht as he* gained a deci- of the Middle Atlantic States,tes there, MndierS jammed a , .’Jlt b eg^ to fe«>, E lltd’e’Tjet- t li.. Lr■ f ‘ If? i IT ’WHWyW' r ■ ' • A L L Y O O P By V. T. HAMI.IN r 1 Schollander r r VALL^rTV w o ia n // HIM WHO - Nominj^ed MIP IT. IR^D lN N EBifJoe DaVih of 4 6 Qverlatld St. caught this 31 inch pike RES MOT — ifi. jth« CViiliier> of four w ■Phyllis -Heritage^"4150,— R H t h Olyihpic-raDd word- of a. weapon ed Ilf -delegates to the United outs so far. TheVe has been Olyigripie fre^yleidnd a 'World ^ PUT MB y o u w b h t m a M r v n p O rto ia n l 146, N a n cy 4cott l|ll- oalladvr.thei'.i.-Anchor .'Punch, Nations froth various countries some fear that the challenger View Facililies reoprd of i{ 12.2 In .wlimliig tha COWM/^ OUT>OUWnU.HAPPIU« . 340, Lou Kiernan 140., De at the fight so the world may reach hip .best fighting - f . . * 40ti-metert freeatyla..FVbnts at m«>^—A.jrowdcroi of the Tokyo I Olympics. Ha alao ON WMT. opepadOpcpad |Wi,-ae-Atenev;trflnlngon-tht-^enehralnlng ' The . ^champion . also u. referred u to So Wednesday^arps all (jlay’s 21,146 •' Aumed oui> ^turday helped teammatec. apt world r»- camp rb^aie:jJdvx « tltie^bout. fight in which he was .—and Stepin Fpehit, who was —43i7, Ray- Johnson 177-431, WHUKvtr.ip»naHrC] Carl Bolin 1»M 66— 424, A n d y When H&of^ter'Sounds Ofi night to View th*'hew'/facllitiear'/fac cords in both the 400. a n d 800- MVBOOiCWORM , an did, man, he .«Sahft '*«c>«™d the. winner because born Lincoln Perry. ■when, Suffolk Downs .launched meter freestyle' relays. ’ PRICNn/ eep upuwlth me',” .the cl4” ; -HeAmid' his was going to Louis Hawks. I^ ears qze sen­ Perry, Introduced as an advis­ V a r r lc k 353, Ken Seaton 135- S » « E A before the ill ;i; might make it *'daiicb—float like a buttertly— sitive. '■ - > V \ or, told about the Anchor Phinch 389. / a - t 9 fo u r.” .and l^ng like a beq.” Gallatin yankeid ,Blll Bridges ddOP^nORT, Johnson rused and he promised vmiMtm. T> ii» M, tsren. out of the -tam .io the third, l A R Y 5 M B , Clay would use it against Lis- » RESTAURANT — Bill Wier- 6 t period of, ;thq.-Kbits’ 119-117 PAP/ **Could I borrow a dim«, Pop, to tide me over until I tOI). dak 149-139— 419, F ra n k THE MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS OUAL' 90 e m p m d U 4a i 9 p f f i s 6 » C a lv o . 169- lfl8- ^ 33, Doh S im ­ loss to unbe.Athi|i-B of Week ties—the Boston Arena Annex 367, Roy McGuire 136-136— Gym—Clay stopped off to visit 387. Don Gliha 146, Don Leavitt ‘Bill gave M upc.jMhh. Boston Celtics basketball star 139-369, Jack Harkins 143-355, ice wheiil'I decided to taha‘MI^^ A&er Show a in St Cards Bill Russell. Russell, on the Dick DiBella 146-369, Pau l ouV' Gallatin said: ^ TMK rWWT eMUPPUl^ M"" -V -a* V ' " .** - road with the National Basket­ M o rris 139-138— 376, A 1 P lr k e y affect hia statue as a il': but there’s no room on thl brab ball ...Association team, wasn’t 153-402, Dick krinjak 168-416, twi' B E N C A S E Y there to receive the courtesy Walt Suchy 138-382, B ill P a fo f'a player challenging my NEW YORK (AP) — Don^galned 90 yard s in 10 carries in JudMnept.” j ; th e ’ R ato s’ 27-17 upset of Green gani-- k l 61- 1 '• J- • 1-37— 408, VHaiiH 'F W , 14'?, I A 1 ^ d g e s . finiihed the pjg/>t In ''VoUiOO IN SNOW XME A CM livAmNSiMAOeiB. qigawTraek Sim ihil^ b6 1 c k Celtics on the ropes in the fourth Tzess’'" Player ‘fli.’.-.vhe ciatq d II m -’H eW-sTovk -Giants. Despite A1bee 374, • Lee Courtney' 148- quarter whqn they built their Wipk-;ip,,,the. National, Foptbali: miblT defeat by Cleveland, 384, Leq Rivejrs 861, Bill Hlva- leAd to 16 points, 103-S6; G ianti uncovered a potential .Sh o w aky 388. • . ' . B u t th e 'l- iltlce struck XOrydaz-iold' 3(6rm ee -■ Eoittli- future star in Ernie Wheel- 'ethodlst passer, who hqa ~ r r who gained 94 yard s in IPH- OKAK m 60 WITHOUT ng tp make Tt ,2q'-mtrrlss. XX/i u n Off LUCK! ^•a. 'TOP -460 y a r d s - and OnA The did noth­ touchdown in an upset 31-13 ing but 'pass and .b ^ came close to some all time it s . MORTY M EEKLE BY DICK CAVAIL) DaTlSs'vlctory at St. Louis. In the closing minutes of the records with 57 passes and 33 PIZZA M d BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE, flisTbe^*^. Mert'dilh c'ofhpleted com pletions but the B e a rs lost- \ aiSO^afd pass to Frank Clarke to Washington 27-20. Sonny Jur- D o H y 9 I M C i M b i f VOUICMOW t h a t n e m \o o I PIPNl-WANT H eA A 0 ^ ^ 6 6 A V E II^ / THATHe l6...TWrH6«. gensen hit with four TT) passes, m a iA UNLESS THEY SHOOT UKE A P0« y HER, LUCITA WANTS YOU TO HMIE RAMON'S eUTTAR. WHO AAOVa? IN ACIZD60TWe To,KrF\asr,Bur PEREUA3IVE \eUN0 MAN. who w«A.nallgd on the. four. Dap. I ; I ' I » i Perkins evePtuaUy took it in. two to Angelo Coia. HABCnSP THAT WEETCH ESTA>TN WHO YOU ALONE AiAON* THKC CRUM«S HAVE THE SOUL enzefei? idosrAW^eHiM H E R N A U y 7------ofShe Bears set a .season high rO R T H EK KHIFED HER RAMON... AM, IF TO FLAY A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT...PONT AMUE, ------Jtiqt before the tltst half ended, VfCe-PK66IDENrflF THE c a m i C E D U B . Meredith completed five passes w ith 13 catches for 168 yards. nlNl,IS«Et. I COUtP lUT BET MY HANPS R2IEND6HIP 0X16. ^ Oljie , Matson „ kept right on CMVDU-MNK MM/ for;^ 73 yards including an 18- Fo r **Take-0 f l t ” yarter to Clarke'who wound up chugging along with another o rA u v v p y Service A fter’ P.M .*^ 'ThaVs 'rifl^-n ^- 8t x o e u L P ^ with seven batches' for 103 fine effort in Philadelphia’s 34- f yaitis. Willie Crenshaw, Card 10 rout of Pittsburgh. The veter­ P h o n e 643-4628 , ol'eiibn tOM-iRicer md .torwis. Yon '''' rookie fullback,,gained 71 yard s an halfback carried 16 times for, 7 WAUNUT ST. can 'mm: ^inew Tiros for in (4 runs. ■ . ■ - 73 yards and also caught three Eeist Coach .only ^ d cM pigkotonce-.Vi Jat^ Tiommy Mason’s running for passes for 63 more yards. B a c k f ie ld c o a c h a t * Johnny Unitas picked the ‘ 'J% Fob, Vk «irch.1poim aarly, amid the^ Minnesota Vikinga- }p their East Catholic High firsf-yim rush. 27';a2 decision oveij-; San F r a n c is ­ Detroit, defense to pieces with co 4iccounted for 83 yards and his fine play calling. Unitas this season is Doug w m o n * 4o«M)idowiv-in jw-oarrieB;-'-..'- threw only 24 passes but com­ G a f f n e y , fo r m e r ^ H’VP ' Rookie .L«s Joseimaon; play­ pleted ;1S for two touchdowns UConn-:^. quarterback.''' MX w^ie ■Lenhy Moore and Tony ,r w I am xx ing ^||Uback for the injured Dick ..G a f f n e y 0 8 . serving hia J £ O X Bassr'xprliited'ftS'-yartls ta r “a Lorick ohewed tip the Lions-on k-M Loe Angeles touchdown and the ground. first campaign. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER .i-.ri------■ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD .'•■Y i « o W ^ aRJwaM eiT /m llil'tjo ^ WELL. 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BOSTON (AP) ThCftNew Yorit and a dandy half-* Another vital oog in Cllffonj’s BOW SKAJKUt OPENS More Deaths on Gridiron LOS ANGELES (AP)— ♦everything tat Mexico City,”# “Also, ve must try to get HOMEMAKERS—Lois John­ NEW YORK (AP)—^The difference between winning back, Frank Foerster of Union machine this fall has been M ONDAY ’ Hull said. more international competition. big game for New England _ the conunotion to oorb boxing following each The Ru8sian bear lost some son 180, Lorraine Demko 176. and losing the World Series was $8,312.90. That was City. Rusty Brink, a center some "The 196s Olympics will be in We have it in track, we must football fans Saturday is New Hkiglanders also make Oonnecticut’a two-month bow death either m the ring <»• afti» a boxer has died of in- the spread between each St. Louis Car^nal winning ar I arrow season for dear opens of its bite iu the Tokyo our own back yard. The Rus­ have it in these fringe sports. up'An important part of the have labeled "The beat line­ PINBTTE8 — Barbara C-od- the Yankee Conference backer in New England.” Brink Monday, Nov. 2. On deaignuad rlM received in a bout yirhen football playars are being Olympics but watch out sians will do their darnedest to It costa money. But tt is im­ share of $8,622.19 and each full New York. Yankee los-. Catamount backfleld. There is g dard 220-188—631. Fran Kat- showdown between Massa­ state-owned lands and on i^vate led or are dying as the result of injuries received for 1968, warn U.S. offi­ embarrass us before our own portant.” ing share of $5,309.29. ♦ halfback Dean Kent of Rut­ himself credits much of his suc­ kauskas 176, Toni Fogarty 191- chusetts. which has lost cess to the linebackers who lands with owner’s written per­ rither in practice or during games at a greater degree? people and before the South The offlclal slmres, announced were far short of the records set land, Vt., and Scott Fits of cials. . 469, Ruth Silhavy 466, Lou only to Harvard, and an unde­ flank him—Captain Ron Her- mission ons deer ot either sex The number of football deaths in a year’s time far out­ American countries. Wednesday by Ifommissioner last year when the Los Angeles Nashua, N. H., the quarterback may be taken by longbow only “The most foolish thing we "Many of the South American Merritt 180, Marlon V o g t 191- Ford Frick, has few surprises. feated Vermont team that and the only underclassman in tel and George Oelse, who cap­ numbers (he fataliUea in the# could do would be to become Dodgers got $12,794 each for through Dec. 81, excluding Stm- boxing world. nations are teetering on the 454, Iiorl Jones 176-483, Lois As had been reportedly pre­ winning and the Tanks drew |7,« shows plenty of desire to go all the backfield. tured the Catamounts last fall. complacent and let our guard Sports Schedule the way. days. brink of (Communism. They have Laplne 183-468, Bea Carroll viously, Mel Stottiemyre, Yan­ 874.82 in spite of theDr foiv Fits isn’t as big or as well Vermont’s final opponent, Just by ooinddenoe, the rs- down,” said Cb. Don Hull, ex­ 180-468, Ev McCauley 217-510, kee rookie pitcher, got a full The Redmon better not be A special 16-88 archery li­ ports of the two latest footbaU been influenced by Cuba. They straight defeats. known as Jerry Whelchel of Middlebifry, has had its already ecutive director of the Amateur Dot 'Whitehead 217,361, Loma share, and Pete Ramos, ac­ misled by the past performance cense in addition to a repilar deaths this season were an- don’t know which way to go. Friday, Oct. 80 Tbe difference between tha Massachusetts but many w-ho small ranks thinned a bit more Athletic Union, returning from “ They are . Influenced by Ahem 490, Bernice Olbert 189- quired from Cleveland in early of Verm'orit teams against the hunting license is required and noimced on Tuesday, Including the successful Games in Japan. Patriots vs. Giants, 6:15, size of the Dodger park and tha have watched him play feel he with the' loss of tackle John strength. Many of them may set 617. September, drew one-half share conference leaders — or even Allen. The senior lineman in­ may be purchased only by per­ > in The Herald, the same night, Nebo; Jets ,vs. Eaglea 7:30, 30,(KX) plus capacity of Busch can hold his own with the Mas­ “ The Russiana have told us their political course by what Nebo. of $2,664.66. the '41-0 victorj* Massachusetts sachusetts offense leader both jured a knee last week and has sons 18 years old or over. one of the regular video shows, outright that they wUl be gun­ Stadium in St. Louts made tha' A listing of state-owned lands they see on the playing fields in Saturday, Oct. 31 The fact that Harry Bright, difference in money. posted at Amherst a year ago— in passing and as a roll-out run­ been lost for the rest of the Mr. Novak, ■ featured a s«^ t ning tor us at Mexico City. We for they are going to meet a open to deer hunting la obtain­ Mexico.” Football Penny vs. Pu- Raymond Named reserve Infielder who was sent For the first time the fifth- ning threat. season. Shout a young high school foot­ must be ready for them. The to Richmond in mid-May, also solid, determined team that has able from town clerks or the Hull said he hoped that all laski, 1:30 p.m.—M t Nebo. place teams participated In tha baU star player who died in a Mexico Games wiU be more than organizations connected with the g^it $2,664.66 was interesting. more than held its own with Board’s Hartford office. practice setlmmage. X-Counti-y — (XJIL Sham- BOSTON (AP)— Lyn Ray­ player pool. (fommissipnar a sports rivalry — it will be a Olympics — the colleges, ama­ plonships. New Britain. The Cardinals voted three- Frick estimated this cut about East Linemen Ready for Saturday tough opponents this fall. WATERFOWL SEAgON It was an excellent family battle for prekige and ide

«' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 Avnage Daily Net PreM Ron FACE IWENTY-EIGHt The Weather For tlu Week Bade« ! ef D. a W eatho jKanrI|?Bt^r Sttm fng li^rald Oetober 24, N64 14,065 OUear and eoM tiwigtit, low ECHS Senior Will Attend 16; ooBaiy wanae About Town Menlier of the Audit iEumttm W? ralh nedr 69. - Intmrmsfed In Sporfs? Bnreu of Oraalatlon MaHehe$ter—-A City of ViUago Charm llMBagr Orotta, aon of Ifr. Youth Conference on Atom We have a full-time opening for a sports and MM. SUphm Orotta, 79 AanaMU Hd., waa rnoently alaet- reporter, principally to cover scholastic (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, O C ^ E R 80, ^984 (OkwMfled AdvortWag ea Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CBNTf ed praaldent of hia dormitory, Frank Chetelat Jr., a Na-^ Principal speaker at the con- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. ^6 WInidham Hall. He la a sopho­ tlonal Merit Scholarship semi- ferance will he Nobel Prise win sports events. Experience would help but ______0 ______more at the Unlveraity of Con- finalist and a senior at East ner Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, naetlent Catholic High, will reprasent chairman of U Atomic Energy it is not essential if you like sports and_ hU school at ths 1964 NaUonal Commiaaion. A keynote address Youth Conference on the atom. on' ganetica will be presented feel you can do a good job reporting. Pleas­ Events lOaa Suaaa Laiettgana, daugh­ by Notiel prise w in ner Dr. ter o( Mr. and Mrs. WUUam U Chetelat, the son of Mr. and ant working conditions . . . paid vacation European Reds Fall in Line, dmorge Wells Beadle, president LMattgena, 44 Harvard Rd., has Mrs. Frank M. Chetelat of 1126 Forbes S t, East Hartford, will of the University of Chicago. and many fringe benefits. been named tp the dean’s list Chetelat will join 21 other In State for the 1964 spring semester. attend the Chicago conference in the company of Sister Pau­ students sponsor^ by Connec­ Mm graduated from the col­ ticut’s three major electric lege la Juna line Elisabeth, teacher of chem­ CALL 643-2711 FOR INTERVIEW istry and religion. utilities. The Bast Catholic Court Won’t Rule Accept Khrushchev Ouster Chetelat is a memljer -of the student is sponsored by Hart­ IiBdloa' a m Society and school drama club, math and ford Electric Light Co. Walther League Society of Zion science club, and cross country More than 700 science stu­ ilanrljEatEr itiatttttg ijaraUii In Teacher Case lUitheran C9iurdi will sponsor dents, teachers and scientists MOSCOW (A P )__ Euro-^ln Soviet Communist party^sald the two parties had frank^Daily Worker, would go to Jfee- team. An ardent experimenter, and friendly talks and would a ^aghetti supper Saturday, are sxpected to attend the pean Communist parties units. cow next week to "discuss re­ he has worked on projects in BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A The Hungarian Com'munlst "continue consolidating the Hov. 21, at 5 :w p.m. Tickets hydrophonics, electron config­ three-day conference beginning Common Pleas Judge has re­ are falling into line behind placement of Mr. Khrushchev Win be avt^able ^nday. Pro- party waa t!',e first to endorse fraternal relations, bonds of and problems in Soviet policy.” uration, and chemical bonding. Nov. 5. fused to intervene in a dispute Khrushchev’s removal, declar­ eeeds will benefit the Ladies' between the Stratford Board of the new Soviet leadership, traditional friendship and mu­ Presumably. Soviet leaders ing last Sunday that he had tual confidence, which exist Aid Scholarship Fund and Slducatlon and the Stratford Fed­ apparently accepting are 'briefing the delegations on Walther League Society. Co- eration of Teachers, AFL-CIO. Kremlin explanations ^-that made "regrettable mistakes.” between them. the indictment of lOirushchev Polish party chief Wladyalaw An Italian Communist delega­ Chairmen are Mrs. Andreas The teachers had asked Judge was which party presidium member Lorensen and Mise E m ily Robert A. Wall to prevent the Gomulka on Wednesday said the tion begran meeting with Soviet Mikhail Su.slov delivered to the removed for bungling in Soviet party’s leaders had Klssman. PINEHURST board from penalising them for leaders after the French left. central committee meeting Oct. / attending a statewide convention the Cuban crisis, the rift "grounds” to accept Khru­ Communist sources said the 14 which ousted Khrushchev. The TWCA Playschool spon- of the federation In Hartford to­ with Peking and an assort­ shchev's resination. Italians also wanted to ask Communist sources said ths A French Communist delega­ about Khrushchev. ■ored a party Tuesday after­ day. ment of other failures. indictment might be published noon for 22 pupils of last year’s This is Teachers Convention tion sent to Moscow to obtain The Soviet Communists will by Nov. a, when party leaders class. Mrs. Glenn Oomish, di­ day and no classes will be held Ufflcial Kremlin statements exnlanations for the power shift begin talks with a Danish deie- meet on the eve of the country’s rector of the school, and Mrs. in most of the public schools In on Khrushchev's removal are returned home Thursday after gation Friday. An Au.strian revolution day. But it may not Paul McKay, assistant director, Ck>nnecticut. 'The federation couched in general terms, but is.suing a communique empha­ delegation also is in Moscow. be published at all, they add. arranged the program. Each members in Stratford had plan­ C!ommunist .sources said a docu­ sizing solidarity of the French John Gollan, general secretary ciommunist sources who dis­ Miild sang a smig. P w ch and ned to attend the union conven­ ment containing 29 charges and Soviet Reds. of Britain's Communist . party, closed the 29 charges against cookies were served. i tion, tmt superintendent of including those on Cuba and The communique made no said in London he and George Steak schools Edwin C. Cox said this Red China — is being circulated mention of Khrushchev. But it Matthews, editor of the London (See Pa|,e Eight) would not be allowed. Miss Barbara Wallett of 147 Waranoke Rd., department pres NEW YORK Judge Wall declined to act Ident of the American L ^ o n yesterday and said, “ I don’t be­ Auxiliary, is in Indianapolis this lieve it is a matter that war­ week attending a series of meet­ Shop PInehurst's service HIP SIRLOINS rants the court to interfere by Political way of temporary injunction." ings held by the auxiliary at Na­ tional Headquarters. meat department this Cox said Wednesday that lb. 79c ’ 'eachers' Convention day is a Ime for teachers to do some- ( Scene 8. Sgt. and Mrs. Donald An­ weekend... save on delic­ hing "to benefit themselves ed- derson and sons are visiting icatlonally." their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ious U.S. Choice Steaks. .. f<9ox said Stratford teachers '' • John*on Harold C h am l^ a 66 Dudley ♦ 'jttre free to attend any of the DETROIT (AP) — President S t S gt Anderson has been A Gift of Rememhrance from All of Vs Morrell Hams and on Rib INDIVIDUAL meetings sponsored by the Con­ Johnson, making a final cam­ transferred from Eglln Air necticut Education Association paign tour of the Midwest, came Force Base, Fla. to Peace Air Mrs. Harold Treash holds a pewter Revere bowl, which, together with matching candle­ Roast Beef. It's the time "HIS OR HER" (which the federation regards .as up with- a new slogan today: Force Base, Portsmouth, N. H. sticks, was presented to her yesterday by Mrs. George Smith of 12 Green Manor Rd., DELMONICO its chief rival) or the State Ed­ “ The vote you ca.st will be your n»o parents will be hosts to a on behalf of a group of friends and members of the Manchester YWCA. The presentation was ucation Department — "but they own and the world you save will gathering In honor of the An- made at a tea honoring Mrs. Treash at Mrs. Smith's home. The event waa sponsored by the to buy fresh pork, too. STEAKS may not attend a union meet­ be your own." dersons tonigdit. Ilie airman at­ Msmchester YWCA. About 65 women attended. Mrs. Treash, who left Manchester recently ing." Johnson unveiled this phrase tended Cheney Technical School for Darien, was an active member and officer of the Manchester "YWCA for 10 years. She The federation claims this is in a speech prepared for an and had been a delivery boy for was'also active in United Fund work in Manchester and was a member of its executive com­ lb. $1.69 the first time that any of its airport rally in Detroit. It was Tlie Herald for two years be­ mittee. (Herald photo by Oflara.) members have been refused per­ his latest move in a week-long fore entering the service. mission to attend a state con­ effort to picture himself as the Tender U.S. Govt. Choice or Swift's Premium vention. A presidential poll at Man­ Eighth District Fire Depart­ candidate best equipped to Teomaa S.C. George R. Mc­ ment will meet tonight at 7 at preserve peace. chester Green School on Tues­ Tlie President, even while Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. George day produced an 80 to 15 vic­ Fire Headquarters, Main and Bii» Firm Silent D. McKay, 67 Branford St, at­ Hilliard Sts. They will then pro­ HARTFORD (AP) — Connect­ emphasizing questions of peace tory for the Johnson-Humphrey Solid, Lean and war in every speech, still tended the Olympic Games in ticket. The vote, taken among ceed to Holmes Funeral Home, Sirloin STEAK icut Company officials declined Japan Oct. 17' and 18. He is SHOULDER CLOD seeks opportunities to contrast 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade stu­ 400 Main St., to pay respects to and comment today on a union call aervlng aboard the USS Okla­ William McGonigal, an honor­ for "a return to the way things his views with those of Republl homa CSty, a light cruiser sail­ dents, will be announced in a and can rival Barry Goldwater. special election issue of the ary member.. SMALL TENDER PORTERHOUSE used to be before the new re­ ing with the 7& Fleet in the BOTTOM ROUND Halloween Glamour Girl Brews New Goodies gim e," as negotiators sat ..down Re did this anew Thursday Pacific. McKay, a 1661 graduate Green Globe. night in Philadelphld, taking Manchester Jaycees will spon­ ROAST for a second bargaining session of Manchester High School, was Life-size witch in the Vernon Circle Drug Store glares malevolently into space over "contract interpretation." issue with Goldwater on the role The Manchester PTA Omncil sor a fall social tomorrow at 8 employed by the Manchester as she stirs new foaming mysteries in her cauldron.' Halloween shoppers have State and federal mediators, of clergymen in public affairs. Coat Apron and Linen Supply will meet tonight at 7 :30 at p.m. at Marine Hall, Parker Addressing a Democratic Buckley School on 'Vemon St. St. been fascinated by the display, created by Richard Lyman of Wapping. (Story union representatives of 900 Oo. prior to his''enlistment SELECTED WITH LARGE TENDERLOINS Ib. 89c drivers and mechanics in Hart­ dinner, Johnson added' to his on page two.) ford, New Haven and Stamford text a challenge to a Goldwater 09 sat down with company spokes­ statement quesUonlitg the pro­ Porterhouse STEAK men at the state labor depart­ priety of political endoraemei ment in Wethersfield by HMmbsrs of ths clergy. Happy Berliners «mbra«e openied for seeond time in tlirM;; Million Jhe President said: "I hope 1,3 It was the second yeert. When you have an Yesteryear Halloween session since union eooiplalnto. Ifte day will never com* when ’.jnsiw torany cause, will try Pinehurst Freshly Chopped ikaunofeadre^y tn-.fimi eeenia * insurance claim, relax* ServicemeUf developed into a fohnal strike To keep ki religion out of our na REGULAR HAMBURG ...... Ib. 59c threat: Uonal decisions qn Who shall Steel Prices Was ‘Deadly’ Serious The flret etiike deadline was lead us or the dlrScUon we shall Might Vote postponed edrly Thursday alter 80” « Berlin Wall Opened Go Fishing! in 5 Ib. lets 55c Ib. lO lbs. $4.90 a marathon session with the me A day earlier, in Cedar Rap­ Stay Stable BOSTON (A P )— Be happy that the tykes won’t be WASfflNGTON (AP) — As diators which began Wednesday ids, lows, Goldwater Inserted into one of his campaign demanding “ trick or treat” in the name of Muck 011a many as 1.3 million U.S. serv­ afternoon. The new strike desd- We’ll put ourselves Une is Nov. 9. speeches a passage in WHch he For Western Saturday night, dad. icemen may vote by absentee questioned whether clergymen Rumors E n d They might bum down the pies Bind nuts as part of Hallow­ Issues in the dispute have not in your shoes with een. ballot in next Tuesday's presi­ been made public by either side, could be ^ v in g proper attention homestead or beat you if you In Britain, the harvests were dential election — about 560,(X)0 but most appear to InvcHve loss to problm s of morality and, at BERLIN (AP) — Thousandsf The visitors carried big 'shop­ NEW YORK (AP) — Tmlk of » Ham Is So Good the same time, be providing didn’t come across. over by the end of October and more than in 1960, defence offi­ of work customarily done by of happy Wost Berliners ping bags fllled mostly with steel price rise died down today, Johnson with endorsements. streamed into the Soviet sector such Items as butter, coffee, Halloween Is spooky fun. A the English, the Celts and the cials said today. members of the Amalgamated apparently spiked by diaa|v Welsh used to hold festival in Many ballots already are on Association of Street, Electric toda^ to visit relatives after the cocoa and fresh fruit. They are So Many Ways! few years ago it was pranks, Communists opened the Berlin scarce or very expensive inthe proving word from Preridart honor of the sun god. their way to polling officials by Railway and Coach Employes, Goldwater Johnson. some not so childish. A few The sorcery creeped in When and particularly that done by wall for the second time In three Bast. mail from American military By WALTER R. M EAM But the question remalnMi ‘ PERSONAL SERVKK hundred years ago, particularly the Christian Church in England men and tlieir families in the mechanics in the union. years. Passes through the wall were WHEN IT’S MORRELL PRIDE CHEYENNE. Wyo. (AP) — A few hours after Red guards good for only on« day^ until Was it a i»:e-ele<^on liiU on tlie SHURFINE CUT In England, Ireland and Scot­ tried to suppress these pagan 'United States and overseas. Sen.'Barry Goldwater, asserting part of sfeel leaders who ha^ ROBERT J . SMITH land, Halloween was dead seri­ rites. Driven underground,, the Officials assigned by ^cre- raised the candy-striped steel midnight. Alcorn Defend* felknor that President Johnson is barriers and unlocked the steel "Last year," said a woman in warmly aiguorivately The RepubUcan presidenUal pa),” chirped a 4-year-old girt. now are<, swelling yrppldly waa loween, Hallowmas, All Hallows 31 and these pa.storal people Four years ago, a total of 736,- quesUoning the campioPl ethics candidate charged that John­ pected. On the first day of last called it the eve of Samhain. 019 service men voted in this "He has a long, long beard.’~ and flavor of this delicious ham. even, snapapple night. All Souls of Robert F. Kennedy, Demo- son’s foreign policy hss lost year’s vtsiUng period, the first (Baa Pega Samhain represented both the manner — a bit below 40 per the Reds had allowed since they The East German guardis, 4) HN<

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