. A ------^ f THXJRSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 J ' ...... -.^n------— <-Tlia Waathar t B l l m r > t W O A Whigs Daily Mat Pfaas Run- iiatur^ilBt^r Coratns JfifntUt Vm the Wash EaUta - Oetshar It, t t a i . 4 J i'; ' ^ otoedy tsafght.'wMh .a ^ «•- ” eelspisf. lew hi aas, ritli eanitia- lArout Town Baluk-Rutsky mg tsmorrmr. high aem ML » ' 0 * 8 0 ^ PiMdc 144 win mMt M m ehaeUi^A CUy of Village Charm rrM iy «t 7:M ipm. ftt K«eney Miss CHoria Ann Rutsky of* 8 t SbIhwI. N«w malnbera will Manchester was dnited in mar­ iwuhre bobcat piiu after r»- riage to Anthony' Baluk Jr. of ■*: - TOL. u x n r , MO. u (TWENTY PAGES) pwittt^r 8 m Scout promlBo Windsor, At 8 t. Michael’^' Ukra- Pinehurst beef sale! ■M «M law,o< tfce paA. nian Catholic Church, Hartford, on Saturday, Oct. 3. V/eVe slashed prices on many of your favorife beef cufsl « t Brldcat’a Rosary Sodoty The .bride la the daughter of RMnbsIb, plaatiliv a s^ t with a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutsky, ^(ta'lny Btaco Nov. 4 at 7;S0 S5 Irving St., Manchester. The are ronbidod to ri|>ort bridegroom Is the son of Mr. {^iday at 8 pjno. for a briefing and Mrs. Anthony Baluk, 687 .. ‘i China SCMioTi In the church hall. Matianuck Ave., Windsor. The Rev. Stephen Balandluk, th e Britiah American Club of St. Michael's Ukranlan Catho­ win sponsor a dance Saturday lic Church, performed the double ftn* membsis and guests from ring ceremony. Bouquets of S p.iB. to 1 ajn. at the club. white pompons were on the al­ OhailesVarrick’s Orchestra tar. Nuptial music was provided win play tor the dance. by the church choir. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor Khrushchevas Quick Fall Stuns Entire World lliss Patricia lioftus, daugh­ ter o f liCr. and Mbs. George length gown of silk organsa em­ * . liOftus, 194 Greenwood Dr., broidered with seed pearls. The » • * lias entered her freshman year gown was designed with scoop at The College of Our Lady of neckline, long tapered sleeves, the n m s, Chicopee, Mass. She fitted bodice and full .skirt ter­ Events Is a 19M graduate of Manches­ minating Into a chapel train. Her Mao T ze-tung Seen ter High School. elbow length illusion veil was Red Chinese Conflict arranged from a coronet of Army Pfc. Roger DuBay, son crystal and seed pearls. She car­ In State o f Mr. and Mrs. Aehille Du- ried a cascade bouquet of white World Red Leader bay. 14 Hudson S t, participat­ carnations, stephanotis and ivy. May Be Removal Key ed In preparation exercises at Mrs. Robert Taylor of Cov­ Camp Darlington, S. C., for entry, sister of the bride, was Outlook Bright TOKYO (AP)—Communist Chins joined the world’s Kxerclse Air Assault n. I>u- the matron of honor. Brides­ WASHINGTON, D:C. (AP)—The sudden fall from atomic powers today with an announceinent it has ex­ Bay, a supply clerk in the com­ maids were Mrs. Stanley Sa- power of,Premier Khrushchev stunned world leaders and For Settlement pany, la regularly stationed at dosy. Miss Barbara Baluk, sis­ ploded its first bomb in the western region of Chinac::; Ft. Campbell. Ky. He entered ter of the bridegroom, both of men on the street around theSvorld. The abrupt shakeup In Waterbury The. announcement came less-e------the army In January 1964 and Windsor, Miss Claire Desrosiers, triggered reactions ranging from calm to alarm. nation* of Africa also i* bound than 24 hours after Moscow had # 1 received basic training at Ft. Mrs. Walter Isikowlcs, Mrs. Sal­ Speculation was widespread among government offi­ exploded a political bombshell to be worth watching. Gordon, Ga. DuBay was em­ vatore Vendrillo Jr., all of Man­ cials, diploiilatB-and in the press over the new leaders. W A T E R B U R Y (AP) — of Its own—toe ouster of Nikita The previous powers having ployed by Tober Baseball Mfg. chester, Mrs. Malvin Desilets of Contract negotiators called Khrushchev. China’s atomic nuclear capaUIlty are toe Uhlt- Co. In RockvlUe before enter­ Communist party head Leonid I. Brezhnev and Premier Tolland, and Mrs. Edward Dan­ a 7V^-hour recess today disclosure and toe retirement of ed SUtea, Russia, Britain and ing the army. iels of Hebron. Alexei N. KosMin. Would they follow Khrushchev’s pol­ Khrushchev are likely to raise France. Die matron of honor wore an Mjoce that roast icy (d peiMseful coexistence or steer the country on a new, amid optimistic reports of a China's Mao Tse-tung's sUture Russia helped China in early loy a l Circle o f King's Daugh­ aqua taffeta . cocktail length l>orliis photo strike at . the Anaconda among world communist lead­ stages of its nuclear planning.. ters will spemsor a rummage gown designed with scoop neck­ MRS. ANTHONY BALUK JR. radical course t ' ' ' " Today’s announcement did bot Much of .the speculatton. both spondent in the Chinese capital American Brass Co. plant. ers. To toe Chinese, he is al­ sale Tiiesday beginning at 9:30 line, short sleeves and detach­ DELICIOUS, TENDER BEEF — yet priced way down lo reported that observers there The strike began at 6 a.m., ready the top spokesman for say whether China’s test waa Sjn. at Woodruff Hall, Center In the East and Weat, centered held in toe atmosphere or Un­ able floor length overskirt. She the honor attendant's. They car­ mother wore an aqua organza are united in the view that about 90 minutes before the ne­ international Communism. The Congregational Church. Those wore a matching hat with veil on the feeling that at the heart derground. ried bouquets of apricot and dress with matching accessories | [Aease your good s^se of thrift Here*s a i^)ecial of ^^bdab Khrushchev’s fall will result in gotiators decided to receSs until rift between Mao and Khru­ wlsMiig to donate articles for and carried a bouquet of white of Khruabchev’a removal was Red China is not a rigner o f white chrysanthemums. and a white orchid corsage. a boost to Mao’s leadership of 3 p.m. Pickets were stationed at shchev, with the Russian's tile sale may leave them at the and aqua chrysanthemums. Die the bitter Chinese-Soviet conflict someUmes aborUvs efforts to the Limited Nuclear Test l^un Miss Sandra Ferris of Man­ A reception lor 380 was held at I roast that looks and tastes Hke a mfflioo. Better biqr two. and a resulting loss of Soviet the Communist movement. the factory’s gates. ehnrefa Monday night between attendents wore apricot taffeta keep Moscow in tos driver’s Treaty, which bars nuclaar chester was flower girl. She White Eagle Hall. For a motor I prestige in the Communist In Taipei, Formosa, capital of John J. Driscoll, sub-regional testing in all areas except below T end 9. gowns and hats styled to match trip to Florida, Mrs. Baluk wore Qm for now. One to freeze. MmmionimnH-snules ahea(R NaUonalist China, the consenaua seat for toe Communist movs- wore a full length gown of aqua movement. director for tha United Auto ment, was doubtless a factor In toe surface of the earth. ’ ’ taffeta designed with scoop neck­ a blue mohair suit with black | “He accepted an open breach waa that Moscow would stin Workers Union, i s w ^ this his downfall. U.S. Secretary of State Dean line trimmed with lace. She car­ accessories. tai the Communist front rather reject Peking’s view that com Rusk forecast Sept. 23 that Mrs. Baluk is a graduate of I muniam should risk nuclear war statement: The Chinese announcement ried a basket of white and aqua Pinehurst easy to slice boneless U. S, choice oven U.S. Choice or Premium than subscribe to China's theoiy “ Since aufficient progress came as toe new leadersship In Communist Chlitss might scxpi chrysanthemums. Manchester High School and is of the inevitability of war," said for world domination. explode their Srst test devlct, now employed at Manchester roasts. Italy’s Communist party, the was made on all outstanding Is­ Britain is charting (dans to end SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEFT. Andrew Boyko^df East Hart­ the London Dally Express. sues to justify It, both sides that nation's own nuclear deter­ and said "for some time It tjiia ford, served as his cousin’s best Savings and Loan Association. BOTTOM Observers in Tokyo believed largest ■ in Weatem Europe, been known tost tos CMnsse Mr. Baluk is a graduate of Wind­ warned in a communique in have agreed to contlnu* nego­ rent program. man. Ushers were Robert Tay­ the change could pave the way The offlcUl New China News Communists were approeehOlg sor High School and is employed | Rome that it would not support tiations in an effort to arrive at. lor of Coventrj', brother in law EYE OF toward some form of reconcilia­ Agency only quoted a govern­ toe point w h en to w might j|e by Hi-G Electronics. any return to hard-line S ta lii^ an early aettlement." of the bride; Walter Ixikewlcz ROUND tion between the Soviet Union ment statement aaying “ CSUna able to detonate a first n uclsn Jr., Randell Iiikewicz, both cou­ and Red China. It was felt that tacUca by K hni^chev’s succes­ A management spokesman ekploded an atom bomb and devlee.” sins of the bride, and Salvatore ROUND Oiineae Chairman Mao T m - sors. confirmed that progress had thereby conducted successfully The Russians sxtended techni­ $689 Million Paid Boneleas, Lean Pot Roast In Yugoslavia, whose Presi­ Soviet Big Four Become* Big Three Vendrillo Jr., all of Manches­ tung would regard the develop­ been made and that the nego­ its first nuclear test.” cal aid to China for a tone, then Chef Cut Top Round ment as a personal victory, dent Tito has been pro-KImiah- This photo, taken in Moscow’s Bed Sow e last Noyimber ^ow s the top four tiations were proceeding in e ter; Edward Daniels of.Hebron;, NEW YORK — American re­ The Chinese coupled toe ai^ dropped it in the rising dliMcul- and leaving him as international chev, there waa dismay P ~ Party. Nikita KlfrflUKhev,ev, who resigned yester- friendly atmosphere. BINGO Malvin Desilets of Tolland, ‘and ceived $689,000,000 in surgical I men of the Soviet Communist Party nouncement with a long blaat at tlss between Peking and M|» LEAN^ GROUND ROUND STEAK ctmimimism’a most authorita­ among pele in the streets of EVERY FRIDAY 8 PJN. Stanley Sadosy of Windsor. benefits from insurance com­ 8 Comer Cut Rump day, is at left. Others, left to rfrlg h* * t, u e LsonW Brezhnev, new first secretary of About l.SOO workers Npre- toe United States and a call for cow. . * Mrs. Rutsky wore a sea blue panies in 1962, complete fig;ures tive figure. Belgxexle. sented by the UAW are employ­ The broadcast aeeouBt called Communist leaders of Hun­ th e ’party,‘Resident Anastas Alexei Kosygin, new premier. (AP » world summit conferencs ou silk organza dre.ss with match­ now indicate. The total was But Red China r^orted ed at the plant. Owen J. (yNelll, prohibiting and destroying all toe nuclear test "a niAfr MAIN ST^ SOUTH COVENTRY 'Khrushchev's removal with no gary, CxechosiuvaUa, Poland, ing accessories and a white or­ more than 1C per cent more | P hotofax.) president of UAW Local 1078, nuclear weapon*. achievement of the Chineee chid corsage. The brideg;rooih’s than 1961 payments. immadiate comment. The Pek Romania and Bulgaria were said chances for a spttlment people in the strengthening-JM expected to math time until the The statement said China was Fill your freezer at Pine­ big People’s Dally earried the were, promising, despite the de­ forcad to conduct nflclear tests their national dtfensa and ssge- hurst low prices . . . or­ story'1 under the headline new leader make their poHciea guarding of toelr nsotherlaad, known. Obaervers in Visnna felt cision to go ahsad wHh the and develop nuclear weapons. der in advance for freez­ "KhnishebeT steps down." Isbell Loses strike. "Clilna obnnot remain idle and as wsH as a major coatrlliuUDii TOP ROUND SLICES lb. $1.19 The'; Japanese news agency they would at least suspend the Laborites Score er wrapping and freez­ do nothing in the face of toe made by the Chinees peoiSe -to r Try SwlBS Steak for a change# Kyodo reported In a dispateh liheralixatton poUclee they have tte cause of tha defense ^tt iSnsptoftdfjidi T trto ' ^ ‘acreasihC inuclear threat ing. .. from P e l ^ that a aeries of been carrying on te varying Heavy Punch by toeDalted States,” It eroild peace. conferences began In the Chi­ "The euocesB iji (hie .tfst ■ nese Foreign Ministry soon *^^ReSSent' J^bnaon summed THROUGH U. S. choice hindquarters MCHUOHBAD C3TY, N.C. olflelals hang sitid te ------PINEHURST OVEN ROASTS after $ tJn. today. The Kyode up the fe^ings uncertainty um bialbii dS* ^redM Stod ______down 4c to 65c lb. ameng. Weetam leaders, saying (AP) — Tropical storm Isbell, — — nw ■ — 4 • ■^1 certespqndiHit yepeited that tha asrttoeffifce tik ^ na’s workars, engineering ...— •MMal reaetian w is fhaT] ole Change may or may not be a been givin .8 one-yeifr L_ _ technical ^wreeanal, acientlfin WASH PINEHURST TENDBJR Khruahehev’8 ' departure repre- Mgn ef ttutodil or chingea to (A P )-n e Labor party won ------^ ihs ostioMl iim expbrtiMBtgl explosion into WALH penonnkl and an working 9 ^ - t’ork Strips .. . . lb. 55c ed sMiteiiee to w M < ea » bb tsgardM as A mi- f sented a ‘victory tor MiO. north <»rolto. ,Tl, elertion ^ •onnai engaged in koildfaig up SILVER TIP lb. $1.29 (tee Page flttea) Judge LocMs aiupiro. ‘ olear force.' ELECTIORMI CAMPAIGN SPECIALS The Aaghi fiaper’s eqrM today a threat onlyr as a servatives servBkivuB who wim had im u run tM country for 18 Tne ------Arthur Psrrtiult St New to any ease. Red China can be China’a nanonal defense* a* Choose 3 1/2 lb. Chicks in lots of cataylat to renewed flo**«xi»|Laborite o d r '' * " «lender, Harold — * u uWilson, rn — waa ~~ designatod'to form Hartford Was placWI eA p r ^ expected to seMc to become the w«U a* vartott* raglons and which Inundated the area ear­ ^okeam an o f the nuclear chib departmanta throupmit to* PINEHURST BONED AND ROLLBDLLBD 6 . . . lb. 37c '“' a new goveniment. t eouBdry who, under .toe leadar- VBRY LBAN — TBNDBR lier thto week. A 48-year-old Socialist Intel­ edge over the combined forces (B ie Ps«B Tbey.,«,-'j-' ■: fqr.wl)at Is MtneUmss called Um From of Conservativs and liberals. ahlp__ . of,the_____...... -__ party,_____ dtiq^yi a y e i a Year Sees Many Changes IsbeU, downgraded from hur lectual who wants to atxdish txHi' ' worlilG^fhat lying betwean ECONOMY See Mr. O’Neil if you ricane status sariy today, was Returns from 628 of the SiO ■to* united Stas* ahd toe Soviet epM of relying on toelr «wn RUMP OVEN ROAST lb. $1.29 Britain’s Independent' nuclear efforts and maHng eilterprwaig Home Appliances i f l A K - S W I U yrgnt case lots of frozen dhuripatlng as she moved north­ deterrent, Wilson accepted a districts showed: tinioh. Today’s development 1* These ward. Her fate apparently la to ConservaUvs 302 seats, loss endeavon. MAIHP fruits and vegetables. Among W orld Leadership call by Queen BUsabeth n to boimd to' hav4 an effect on toe become part of a winter-type 64. thinking of leaden In Southeaat “ The Central CommlttM -,of form a new Cabinet from the to* Chines* .Communlat P e ^ low-pressure system before slim' Laborite majority In the Labor 316 seats, gain 67. A*U, an area Red China would WASHINOTCN (AP) — Wlth-Wergo a leadership change waa drifting nwthward Into the Vir­ Liberal 6 seats, loss 1. UkS- to dominate. The effect on end to* State eoundl wanaly t.__ _ i•__ v_ let Ibf^^wae new House of Commons. In the past year, reaignationB, India, where Pramier Nehru ginia C^[>es and then move out He Is the youngest British Others none, loss l. ■ueh' ereiul as the uncertain oongrahSato them.” The exclusive elections, assassinations snd died last May.' He was succeed­ over the Atlantic. prime minister of the 20th cen- Victory in a British national ...... ' ■ ■ - - - -1' - Self-Serve Grocery Specials coups have -brought sweeping ed in the position, which no Desirite the presence of the changes to the leadership cf oUtor nmn-bad ever held, by Lsl storm along the *'*WUson’s iwolntm ent came at (See Page Tea) FREE areas received SALE ON KABUKl WHITE TUNA most major world powers snd Bahadur Shaslri. ^ 4 ®“ c**«***®* Pelece less than MAGIC CLEAN' at 4 cans $1.00 many amaller countries. Here is a rundown of some ol Vatican Announces ENDS SATURDAY In the Soviet Union, Khruah- the other changes since last iUrth!!’ N ^ ’ i M eccepted Ois resignation of the Racial Tension chev fell from power after 11 October: minister. Sir FILTER SHURFINE PRUNE PLUMS years near or at the top of the West Germany: Konrad Ads- N ^ i * ^ r o ? h^*®® Douglas-Hwne, SI. In California Commimiat hierarchy. nausr retired 1 ^ Oct. 15 after floodl^ to eastern North Caroll j jjjj, pledge myself m The British election may 16 years as his - natim’s first na. Many counUa In toe 1 my coUeagues to work to- captures lint automatically produce the second leadersh^i cbanceUor. He sfss succeeded ^reMy have been L*ther for toe good of our coun- RICHMOND, Calif. (AP) — change within one year. Con- by Ludwig Erhard. dissstor &TGMI Imcaubg of record I w iiw i hih ate f&c* Negroes and white rioted Thurs­ f l ^ water, within toe p a t two ^ VATICAN CITY (AP)— The Vatican aimounced ^ 2 73' aervative Prime Minister Sir Bast Germany r Premier Otto day night in downtown Rich­ day 'that further changes In Roman Catholic worshiii— automatically cleans itself! Grotewohl died Sept. 21 and was ’"’®®**' ^ am confident we can overcome Alec Douglas-Home, named to mond after a white man was succeed Harold MSMsmillan succeeded by Willi Stoidi. However, the Neuse RlvCr, including provisions to bring priest and people face to Poland: In August, President raging hoodwaters of which % Wilson forecast during toe stabbed and a Negro was face at Mass—will go into effect next March 7. Green Giant Niblets CO R N ...... 6 cans 89c when he retired last October, wounded by bullets- from a pass­ may have to turn the reins of Alekaander Zawadzki of the miles upstrsam had caused dosing tabulations that his par- ' A papsJ-approvea instruction^ ' ^ . Polish Council of State died and major damage earlier tol6 '-ty would -- win • —“ just a- ■ bare------ma­ ing vehicle. ted so that toe service ends with government over to Labor party In what police described as a distributed at the Vatican Ecu­ DUNCAN HINES BUTTERMILK leader Harold Wilson. was succeeded by - Edward week, was within its banks at jority.” That could mean trou­ menical Council spelled out lit­ the postcommunion Messing. , $ 2 5 H a m m o n d Ochab. New Bern’ where toe weather “ tense racial situation,’ ’ about —'niat soma of the prayfra 12c Off Deal In the United States, the Nov. ble ahead.' 76 young whites and Negroes urgy changes aftscUng more 3 elections will determine Italy: Premier Aldo Moro was reported quiet with only Only eight of toe nation’s 630 than 500 million Roman Catoo- now said silently by toe people formed a government last De­ li|^t rain. roamed the Inflamed area for dining Mass he aaid aloud; or PANCAKE MIX whether there will be another House of Commons districts had two hours, hurling rocks and Ucs in the worid. I ^ ^ R L D A U A H cember and, despite sharp criti­ Two shelters set 141 at More still to report when toe Labor- leadership change. President yelling at each other. The changes becoming effec­ cism from opponents, has man­ head City drew 140 persons ites finally ran their total of tive March 7, tos first Sunday of r s t j t national eptoropel with the purchase of an Lb. Box Johnson, seeking a full four- An unconfirmed report aaid year term, is opposed by Re aged to hold power so far. during the night. One at nearby seats to . 816, guaranteeing an O O U t PfNSTBH Lsnt, include lequiremcnts: conferences decide toe text. of Beaufort had only four occu­ the thrown rocks broke a num prayers .said by tbs eimgrega- 3-SPEED, 10-CYCLE WASHER publican presidential nominee Greece: - King ' Paul died ber of car windows. Youths —Thai henceforth altars Barry Goldwater. March S and was succeeded by pants. plaesd in ntwly biiilt churches tlon at Maas. One washing speed for regulars, anothe Small Spareribs 8 lbs. and under ...... lb. 49c The Weather Bureau said wahdering through bars and The worship changes were t HOML APPLIANCE Johnson assumed the presi­ his son, rang Constantine. In restaurants in toe area roughed fact tos peopls so that they cen dency laist Nov. 22 when Presi Febniary, Greek elecUons wind* of toe storm should be no Hunters Set Song Writer follow servicss better. ordMred by m council In Ha for heavy fabrics; still another fwr thos more than 66 miles an hour, but up several persons. No injuries diirmp, this ' ’ Tiny Tender — Morrell dent Jcdui F. Kennedy was as­ brotii^t George Papandrsou to were reported from these Incl —That toe priest face the extra delicate things you may have hes 1 1 people when reading toe epis­ (See Page Ten) New From BARBECUE SPARE RIBS sassinated. (See Page Two) dents, however. tnted to wadi in a washer before. BIG SALE Anothsr major power to un (tee Page Twelve) For Opening •WllUe Fry, 46, a Negro, was Cole P o r te r tle snd goqwl, now read with — r ’— — ;— Arnold •Filters up to lOO^g more water tlia. 2 lb$. and under with no breast bone admitted in serious condition to to* priest fa o l^ toe altar and Colombian Coffee Contra Coeta County Hospital in with his back to toe congrega­ other wadiers. SAVE! lb. 65c iTomorrow Martinez with bullet wounds In ) e a d at 71 tion. Orange Raisin —That toe last gospel and •suns WASH for heav- Bread his neck and leg. BuUetiDa Center Pork Chops ...... lb. 89c- HARTFORD (AP)— Connec­ Rlchard Blhr, 39, of San Fran­ gANTA MONICA. Calif. (AP) prayera alter ICaae M elimina­ Hysoaeddothes. ^ FREE cisco, was sent to Kaiser Hospi­ - Ckile Portsr, one of the 20th CvDiad fraoi AP Wini( N ew From ticut’s upland game hunting (HIRNEWIOW Semi-Boneless PorkLRbast...... lb. 55c tal In OaklSito with stab wounds century’s great oompoeers and Johnson season opens tomorrow half an of toe back.' lyricists, died Thursday night at BRAVO hour before sunrise (6:36 a.m. Police Lt. Fay Hawkins gave a Santa Monica hospital where Y o g fi Out VIET NAM AOnON , PRICfSON W ashable BDT). this account of toe incident: he underwent kidney, surgery SAIGON .SwiOi Vtot N t e Floor W a x Species which may be hunted (}ct. 18. He was 71. A* Manager (AP) — yiBleswsSss alriMsne WAl / z through WASHDAY include pheasant, chukar par­ (See Page Four) Doctors said Porter “ simply aoldtem oanght e m a ^ New From Hill’s tridge. ruffed grouse, gray stopped breathing.” ‘Hiey did Vist Caag force ks the seath- squirrel, cottontail rabbit and not give an offlelal cause of Regular and Hot N E W Y O R K (AP) — en SeMa n«kw leday quail. death hut said Poetor’s gsneral 'UEed at leaet 64 SPECIAL CliOROX Chili Sauce 59c physical condition, svsn befors Y ogi B a m win not ra« Oscar Mayer The first segment of to* wa­ V.&mllltary terfowl season also opens to­ lio was admitted to toe hospital turn as numager of tha The kettle, sSgl Fresh From The News Tidbits SepL 22 for a routine checkup pennant • winning Naw morrow at simrlse. ~ ^ ^SPEEDS-S-CYCLES Ocean Theodore B. Bampton, Direc­ from tha AP Wirae was poor. YoiA Yankaaa, climaxteg Ity j; An infection from a. kidney * Bl«aeh DispMssr Swoidfish lb. 79c BACON lb. 69c tor of toe Board of Fisheries an nnpraaadantad WoHd ■lets In two deys afflhe and Game, said that pre-season stone flared up after he waa mt VM Nam’S wSf ~ Save 24c O ysters admitted, necessitating toe Sarias aftarmathl * Wofmr L«v«l Control pheasant stocking has been well President Johnson scbedulea I • ieftadto Littlenecks * 5 Wmh-RInM Tomps just for coming in! under way. By tom orrow,. he meetings with top advisors la surgery. Tha aniHNUicamant was _ sa 15 9 ------the Soviet field today to dls- Only his special nurse was at In the seettered Hshllng. From Keebtor. .. aaid, over one-third of some his bedside when he stopped nu$da today at a praaa * Doubk PoreoMn Tub CUB* sudden shift in leadership ersmeat leesee hi 18 your choice of Lean Chuck Ground or 8 in 38,000 pheasants to be liberated breathing. Outside toe door eonfaranea only a faw Presidential tola season Will have been and the end of Khrushchev’s kettle were gtvso i 4 cookies - 4 boxes 1 blend of Beef . . . Pork were his chauffeur and valet hours aftar it was dis- $ stocked oii lands open to public ru le.. .Federal judge queatlone wounded, hi leperta 1.00 Porter waa the author of aqni: doead that Johnny WALL MAP 51c Nsbisco’s Bake Shop V eal. hunting. , prooednree ef Connecticut sen­ PRICES J tence review board after prison hiU such as "Might and Day,” Kaana had quit as mans- Coconut Macaroons The board’s' game biologists stage musicals Including "Kiss PLANS CANCELED Witli pM tu' • ■> 40q 8 Lb. Lots 75c lb. predict that opening day proe- inmate, aeeking reduction in gar of tha.WogId Cham' START ^ Lb. sentence, instead had it length­ Ms Kate,” end did the music pects for hunting will be about WASHINaTOK (AT) AT o T u 11 Lj S P i «■ *1 u 1 • ' 11 s ened. and lyrics for ’sijbh films' Ss pion St. Louis Cardinals. pcif ’ / (iM ihcition*. u ful the same as last year. President Johnson signs Into fligh Society.” 11ia Cards dafaaitad Bar- The board has also announced His was a familiar face in the trnuH of Vnlufjblf law a bill guaranteeinjg somi ra’s Yankaaa in a hard- Manchester’s Largest and Oldest TV, that toe 2,000-acre Stone Ranch cafe society circles of Europe Increase for every veteran or fought aavan-gama i Beedy, Y Radio, Record Appliance Store "li'ction If if Of motioti too' U .S . GRADE A Public Shooting Area will be veteran's Widow now recelvta snd toe United Stotes. Hq was LONG ISLAND closed to hunting opening day a pension under federal ve born a mllUonalre, m i ^ andto- riaa. POTATOES 10 lbs. 49' and on all Saturday* through­ erans' pmslon program. .Chair­ er fortune from a fabulously B«rra has aceaptad a out ^ *ea*on. man (>Uar repofts House ju­ successful musical carsar, and , aaw two-yaar aontract in The ckwure i* necessary be­ diciary suboommittee’s probe ef was toe close friend of scores of tha Yankaa argnnhmGon i'.' *' cause o f military maneuver* Jnettoe Department IsnH Ukeljr the world’s celebrities. I ' vfofjr ITeoiy find'to Day on Campaign Trail plannSd for toe area on week­ to get underway before innonry Porter’s life was so uniformly as a spadal Hah) eonsult- end* throughout the fall. Stone ...Preeldeat Johnson sim as successful that, wfwa Hollywood ant nndar Blans- Pnsidciit and Mrs. Johnsim show affects of a long day of cam paigi^ ag they G m m tX Open Thurs. and Ranch, iomted In Lyme and had no laformntlon on Walter made a film of ms life — "Night Igar Balpk Bfiuk, who' pinehurst Grocery Inc. Slump in car 8«»t» aftar attending giant rally at Ma^wn Square Garden last East Lyme, wUl he opwi to Jenklna M («e aneato boeama and Day." atarrte Oary Orantj h Potterton’s F rl. tiU 9 The band between them is that ef RebMrt F. Kenney, ^ hunter* from lioDdays through puMlo that wwM laai him to as Pertor, la aW tha ' 130 CENTER ST.^OR. OF CHURCH—MANCHESTI^R ^ gg tbgy head lor La Guardia Airport and

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South Windsor Reunion Listed Dfaeoww Hit opportatriilu ibr YOU gUr pnaMtert Sr* wril By Bowers PTA In H f fM d cf BEAtrrY CULTURE , that •eetloa ta pnIwMy Stronger State Sheiiiwold on t a x OUE SPECIAL ’ Each yser, Hartford Aeadseiy gwdeatm t s m c n ------Eli Terry School Rising, stop Into oxeitini, Mih-paylnt |ebs open to th« w«Uc«R Unlf ot Om RAUANOMNOtt The Besson’s first meeting of okMod bomitidans. Find out for yaurtoN why Space Status By AinuED snm w oiif the Bowers School PTA Tues­ tha Aeadomy't roeard It Among changes planned are a Writ# for our cotolot. No obligation, Mallaanl Mea’a TSam ShelleUtteadi< Readied ' for* “Winter day was called highly success­ new pi,000 at present with investment America can make." queen -of ciube, loalng to the Inside. will hold a Orindar Day tomor auny eM favoritM a n back tile vocalist who combines sing­ today, tomorrow and Sunday all lorn of a chib trick. He givea The Ell Terry Elementary row from U a.m. to 4 p.m. In chairman Harold Whiting. AH Door Caaopiea, Roll-up Awnings, Canvas Awninga Repaired, The Democratic Senator, in a king. former Bowers PTA officers and Ro-covered. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas ■fain Mvwml n«w ones. ing with teaching, will give a that's left. campaign talk prepared for a up only one mMule and two School was named after the tha acbool cafeteria Orders will Bast returned a qiade to the tnnnpe. PALE HORSE foremost American clock members are invited | to attend. Repaired or Made New To Tour Pattern. All Work Oeetom Ona ■( taa is fonnar Otym- Next year the Fair will be public roeiUl at UConn's Von University of Connecticut audi­ queen. And West eventually be filled while you wait, Ad- Refreshments were served in Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Alr-CondHIeaer pic akatar Tommy Lite. Only I*. der Mehden ReeiUl Hall ’Thurs­ open from April 21 to Oct. 17. ence at Storrs, said one of Me Dally QMaOoa maker, bom in South Windsor won two heart tricks. Down one. in 1772. He is believed to have vanoe orders may be fiUed by the cafeteria by Mrs. Fredrik Covers Custom Made for Commerelal and Home. Waterproof­ Wa has the star spot hi *'Naw day evening (Oct. XXI at 8:15. “fondest hopes is to get an im­ As dealer, you hoM: tpsMs, contacting Mni. Joseph Oourey, "Four key cards, and they 7-6-5-S-t; Hearts. 2-1-6-4; Din- lived in a house on Main St. Hansen and her committee. ing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers aad Oaavaa. Beecveem- Toth's Got 11," one of the many Currently a lecturer in the U portant research project which were all in the wrong positkm.” S T J U ilr BURNSIDE 256 Lewrence Rd.; Mrs. Brad prodDctkm mimban. of C Department of Music. can be affiliated with the Uni- moods, A -J; Ckriw, A-Q. now occupied by Mr. and Mra ing Aluminum Screens. South moaned. " I could take Herbert H. Hoekins. Alphers, 51 Birch Rd., or Mrs SOKOLOVS DEPORTED ■nckats for all performances Mr*. W'llson will offer a cycle Isbell Loses i versity of Connecticut, and other four finesses, but all four would Wlurt do you onyT K S T S if f ' Elmar Schneider, 2469 EUing' NEW TORK (AP) — Alex­ ■re now available at the OoH- ! institutions." AnsweV: TWs Is a "book" op- The new school will be the of songs by Gabriel Raure with lose. What have I done to de­ first all electric school in the ton Rd. andre Sokolov, 43, and his MANCHESTER AWNING CO. aeum box office and also by Paul Verlaine texts and sever­ He said sich a project ’’can ening bid since you have 12 Yrife, 24, accused of espionage serve such luck?" points in high cards and 2 points state. This will include electrte EST. 1949—196 W. CENTER fiTBEET—949-1091 ¥.1 al manuscript settings of Heavy Punch serve as a nucleus' around which ■There waa nothing wrong arith Bvertng Herald until their trial was abruptly a great program of scientific re­ for ths douMetans. If you trust heat. ':'f| Shakespearean sonnets by South's luck—Just arith his line - The decision to make the _____Windsor eorrespoadent, ended by the Justice Depart­ •The Oay KTs^^ra" That’s Wayne Barlow and John La- search can be developed herf." ths books, bid ona spado. I I (CMthmed frem Page One) of play. South didn't need any would Md If ths kigta cards wars school all electric waa based on Browrta Joeeph, 944-6148. ment, have been deported to the ttUa of this year’s produc­ MonUigne. American compos­ iCa RepubUcan opponent, (^choslovakia. John Lodge, prepared a talk tor finesses and should not havs in the long sulta, but aa the a report by Konton and Dono­ tion by the Hartford Catapter. ers. o there were no '•eports of any Five federal agents put the SPBBWJSA. It’s scheduled a poUUcal gathering in Plaln- tried any. band stands I would pass. van, West Hartford conMilt- THE BROWNS HAVE IT Baakaril Offerings wind much over 40 miles and South should take the nee of ing englneera. The firm had de­ U BBR TT, MUsouri (AP — coup|e aboard a Jet airliner Mot. XT and XS at the Bushnell. Next Week’s offerings at the vlUe in which he charged the Senior federal locksmith Henry Buehler holds key to lock for weighty boot. bound tor Prague Thursday OPEN 6 DAYS for that in gusts. Tides were run­ government withwastlng mon­ spades and fire the Jack of signed the electrical ayatem for Whari Mra. Chester Tucker was T'eatured quartets this season Bushnell open with a concert ning about two feet above nor­ apadea right back. When both PAUL’S Hol« Part of his collection of locks and keys is in background. (AP Photofax.) night. “I ’m very happy about It, b o u t s S4—VERNON . the Episcopal Church in town. enrolling students at William wm be the Schmitt Brothers of by the * Hartford Symphony ey- opponents follow suit, 'South is not to be sitting behind bars,” Yaw CoHvaniaHca mal at Morchead City. “The Air Force for example, A Few BUnntos From Blauchestor When the public building Jswall College, a lad named Tpo Rivers. Wls.; the Sun Wednesday evening. It will in­ Isbell was moving on norther­ home. commission announced the Ell Richard Brown enrolled. Short­ said Mrs. Sokolov. T u i . io n international troduce the orchestra’s new bought aimoet half a miwon MONDAT thru SATURDAT 9:00 A.M. to 6:99 FJR. ly course at 20 to 25 miles and wool coats, before U found Cut 'West returns a club, but da-, Terry School would be all elec­ ly thereafter, another boy Champa from Miami; the Un-, musical director, Arthur Wlno- was expected to lose her identi clarsr puts up dummy's ace. He LOOK—EVERY FRTOAY Lay Preacher stepped up and gave the name — THURSDAT 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 PJU. — poatSTs, fifth place intemational that It did not need them,'* he' tric, it said it was economically grad. ty completely later in the "day niffs a low spade, gets back to Eleh. Burton Ava flnrtusr t w i n l o r s t e r $ 3 5 0 Federal Locksmith possible because of lower elec­ of______iuchardBroom. When, a few Winners last year, from Chicago Quite a differwit program is said. when she merged with a devel­ “Tlie Army dlso ordered coats dummy arith a diamond to ruff Visits Emanuel trical ratea minutes latar, a third yoimgater and Connecticut’s own sany ’Top scheduled Thursday (Oct. X2> oping winter-type storm located another low spade, cashes the ^Niqlit of Hm I^m e m " DINNER The school is scheduled for enioUed under the name of Bata. when bridge expert Charles M mUUon worth—and then Shewn at 806 _____ near the u i^ r South Carolina lenroed IS days later, that ft hgd aca of hearts, takes the king of Eldcm V. Rohs of Stamford occupancy September of 1965. Richart Broom, Mra. Tucker AUCTION Gay M’s s^Is, comedisns. nov- Goren win present an illustrat­ coast, acco^ng to the Weather diamtmds, knd leads a low dia' Keeps Cells Closed no use tor them. ~*TOOBXNO FO B L O V lF will be guest preacher Sunday Russell, Gibson and vonDohlen thought ahe waa the victim of a aRy acts and the SO-man Hart- ed talk on his favorite card Bureau. mond. Ddfeiow SlBoks and Sm Foods Joke. But It was found that aU fort chonis — aktng with plenty “No one bothered to pick up with Courts n u arts ^ at the 9 and 10:30 services at are the architects. URitod Methodist game. Show time is '8:30. Gale-force winds trailing Is­ pen or a telephone And cancel Tf West ruffs, declarer throws . .. CoektoHs . . . PMk Meets Tertgbt threa boys wera from different at good old-fashioned barbershop Friday through Bunday the bell extended out 200 miles over Bhewu 6iS6 - 1646 Emanuel Lutheran Church. TACOMA, Wash. (AP) —< -them out — when locks fail to Church the orter. It was simpler to the queen of clube from dummy. OPEN 7 DATS A WEEK open or an inmate jams one for Cub Scout Pack 186 will meat towns in Missouri, none waa re­ sin(tng—are all on the program. opening event of the BushneH the Atlantic and small craft If West faiU to ruff, dMiarer From Ketchikan. Alaska, to lated and none had met the oth­ Route 44-A—Bolton Because of an ever-lncrea.sing waste $6 million of our money Dins and Dnaoe Every FrL and SaL—6-1 Rohs, an executive of the U.S. Atlanta, Ga., federal prisoners some reason. tonight at 7:80 at the Avery Laeturo Senes. “E t e r n a l from Cape Kennedy. Fla., — than to waste five minutes. ruffs the diamond in dummy St. School. Boys interested in er. , demand for tickets, the Hart­ Rome.” will be presented. Nicol northward to Cape May, N.J., Beaervatiotts: 875-164S Rubber Co., New Tork City, find it harder to break out of Buehler's hobby is collecting *T Miudder to ' think 'vfhat and'lttds the last spade to dis­ locks and things people use to Joining the Cub Scouts are In­ IncidentaUy, Mrs. Tucker’s Soturdoyi Oct. 17 ford ehaptor has decided to pre- Smith win be narrator. were warned to remain in safe card the remaining club from ,7ANLEY WARNER and a licensed lay preacher In their cells because of a pudgy maiden name wqs Elsie Broom. ■ant a two-night production this would happen If my wife ordered 69-year-old native of Canada pick them. vited to attend with a parent. If 10 A.M. Monday. Oct. 26. the Detroit harbor or protected waters. only onecoat that Mie did toot his hand. toe Lutheran Church in Ameri­ SPECIALLY PURCHASED year. Kven so. those who wish Symphony will be heard in the Gale warnings remained up 'Either way South avoids lbs named Henry Buehler. New and Used Items ticketB art advised to get them need or ordered am extra coat ca, will speak in observance of Etuehler is locksmith at Mc­ T initial concert of the 35th an­ on the North Carolina coast by mistake and failed to return Furniture aad Antiques eerly. Laymen's Simday. Neil Island Federal Peniten- nual SvmphoDV Series. northward to the Virginia Capes It to the store." Refreehmente TIekete are sold on a first 'World’s F sir '65 and extended northward to UNDAY WE'IX. BE OPEN He was bom in Naugatuck, tlaiy, in Puget Sound near here, ■ a m a t h i s a d eeme. first served basis and Those of us who saw some Ocean City, Md. EVERT FRL - SAT. - SUN. vdiere he waa an active mem­ and senior locksmith for the may be obtained now from Ed portiMi of the Nfw York The Weather Bureau warned MATINEE ber of Salem Lutheran Church. U.S. Bureau of Prisons. MEADOWS" iasiagpgs. •r SHINE or SNOW roa Dunbar. 58 Imlay St.. HSrt World’s Fair will be quick to that Isbell mifht drop four to ONLY He received a B A - degree in Elach federal institution has fiord. After Nov. 1 theyOl be on eight inches of rain over the HALLOWEEN its own locksmith and each ***^^^^S...... admit viewing the entire Fair Ih s Plrst WomuB Dears open r t ItX# FrL A Snt. kun. mathematics frwn Upsala Col­ sale at the BushnelL Cantinas and Virginia and that lege. Rohs has served on local writes to Buehler, as the need is almost impossible. And to _____ ja d Her ' staito at 246 McHALrS NAVY Shown 6:80 A 10:80 9:00 FREE BULBS DOawa Prograas make It a Uttle more difficult, flooding was possible. DANCE '•yiBSX LADT“ church councils in Naugatuck, arises, for advice or help with Oodstanoe Wilson, a versa- some changes are already be­ About 400 families were still COME SEPTEMBER Shown______8:40 7 4 0 DeeMcdnes, Iowa, and Stam­ locking problems. Fred- XCaeXInrTuy Four years ago he conducted ing planned for 1061^,) the sec­ out of their homes at IQngston SAT.. OCT. 24 Tally Bergen ford. He has also been active in iFir^la^ Ehseid)le| ond year. ^ and three eastern North Caroli­ •RiEIR nRST r u a iENOTH Sunday school and choir. courses for prison locksmiths at na counties —L.enair, Greene "BISSES FOB mr Lompoc, Calif., Leavenworth, FAU SPECIALS One whole area—amusements U b w ty H d l PRESIDENT" MOTION PICTURE IW QOtOWi CJhurchmen's organisations Richly designed seU that add a glamouroua touoh to your —may come in for an overhaul and Wayne — were designated %v» have been of special Interest to Kan., and at Atlanta, Ga. w - rst- TtrsM Piri AU SAU ITEMS disaster areas Thursday by the Oolway Street plus (lu Color) At Atlanta he surveyed the home...very specially purchased and apectally priced 96 FREE ESTIMATES Heury Foudn him, since he has held office in Small Business Administration. DANOtNO X to 1 local congregation, district, con­ security system and set up a 397 TO U AN D TURNPIKE MANCHESTfO give you outetaiuling values! Famous mskd quality Maureen O'Hara program for the locksmith at CASH AND CARRY "Spencer’s Mountain" ERNEST B0R6NINE ference and synod. He had also Tatephena 649-7S21 deaigiMd for lasting servlcs and aatlafacHoB. For yourselt Paintr R ttfiis Qt. Mtwle toy "Tho Beeeetlale” been national first vice president that penitentiary. N. CTi'Idrrn undi'f 1? t’ Buehler feels that any time an ...o r for early gift shoppers. Raafiag— Re-roofiBC Increase of 8 Adm. fl.06 Prise# GIANT FRll PlAYGROUNC of Augustana Churchmen for Some ladies tell us that we are *Vay out and ahaad” with o«r tremendous sdee* ■everal years. inmate makes a key it reflects Repairs Convarse Rohs is married and has carelessness or laslness on the tion of dried m aterii^ Della Robbia fruitG and permanent flowers. Come see. In Idle Claims three children. part of some official. have a look. Gatters—Siding FAINTING AND ’The Chapel Cfiiolr wffl sing "They can make a key from a AhrauBim Siding Unemifioymant compensation •Jacob’s Vision” and "For the wide variety of materials,” he PRE-INVENTORY - FALL OLEARANOE DECORATING says. "Toothbrush handles and claims ffled in Manche.ster lar Beauty of .the Berth” at toe 9 INDIAN CORN Flowering O abs up to 9 ft. Ref. 'ralue |10. Now 5.00 Can After 5 PAL FBONB a«X-t8M week rose by eight applications. n.m. service. Frederic E. Wer­ fountain pens are among the A total of 750 persons drew cor. 'materials that we have found GOURDS Gidden Chain Tree. Reg. 12-00...... Npw 6.00 Oal Bvsrtags — i to t ner will (firect toe men’s chorus tL 1 made of, In addition, of 4 4 3 ^ 1 2 penaaUon checks for the week in “Let There Be Music” and STRAWI^OWER Washington Thom, 4’-5^’. Reg. 5,00...... Now 2.50 ending Oct. 10, compared to 742 course; to metal. Flowering Ahnimd, extra heovy. Reg. 4.00. v . Now 2.00 •Visions” »t to e- 10:80 a "But before they can make a BOUQUETS during the week ending Oct. 2. ■ervlce. ■ -.m Indian Currant, colorful friMt-bird'ihfub. The one per cent rise was well key, toey must make.an impres­ below, the U per cent claims in- sion of it. They c a n ^ a k e the Soviiigs Up To Reg. 2.00...... 'i •'...... Now 1.00 h u m a n it ie s RESEARCH impression in soap, '^ tty , on creasU, aiqMjpienced by “‘‘ .45- ' NEW HAVEN (AP) —King­ Beauty Bush, levely pink, Blayflowering. tire state. paper with gralihite — rtmost .Now 1.50 man Brewster Jr., president of anything. But before they can^ R eg. 3.95. ’The statewide claims rose by Tale University, doesn’t think ______60% Giant Sise Peony Rmts. Value 8.00. .Now 1.50 BRING YOUR NEXT 960 to a total (rf 23.840. During make toe impression, they must EVERYBODY IS the corresponding period last tt’s a good idea for toe govern­ get the key, at least momentari­ ment to support research in the ly. Weeping Hemlock. Reg. 12.95...... Now Only 6.50 year total state claims amount­ humanities as It does in the Dark Americas Arbor- ed to 24,«42. "This Is where carelessness Upright Evergreen Euonjfmus, 3’. ^ PRESCRIPTION DRIVE-IN Kiences. or laziness of officials comes in. vttae. B6f . 8.90. New TALKING ABOUT The Bridgeport office ranked ifl^tortnnfReunanfReuanngftw Reg. 12.95...... Now Only 6.50 2.75. first last week In total claims "The search for truth in the At Umes, instead of opening a filed with 3,230, followed by areas of taste, ideology, and be­ lock himself, an official hands Pink Dogwood, 3’-4’, budded. Reg. 2.50...... Now 1.25 P lrtt a hedge. HERE Hartford with 2,882, New Haven lief can never safely be made the key to an Inmate and tells JMnk Dogwood, 5’-6’. R eg. 12.95...... Now Only 6.50 with 2,619, and Waterbury with dependent upon a federal him to open it.” STA TE^ •chosen instrument’ of financial 2,304. In addition to his work on Large Hybrid Rhododendrons, named. Upriglit aad Bpreadlag THATCH-O-MATK 'Die Manchester office was in r^akiLdJjdsL support,' 'he said in his annual keeping prisoners in, Buehler 1s R eg. 12.95...... • Now Only 6.50 liia HisiHHiii’ report, issued yesterday. occasionrtly called upon to let Tewa. Beg. 1.99. NeW ths 14th spot among the state's Mountain Ash, big-uns. Reg. 20.00. .. .Now Only 12.50 PO W ES RAKE $ « n ric B 20 offices. It had been 10th the LAKE STREET—COVENTOY Brewster recommends that KISIEBUKTailK^ needed assistance for humani­ F ro iB p t, week before. Maples, 10 f t or better, Reg. up to 15.00, Now Only 6.50 Tfc. ioHwr u ntil O-Modi ties studies — art, literature, aftan t in iMWiti ■■ DEUVERY—TEL. < (Menu For Weekend) history, j^Uosophy—come from •aw, Mwr-lw* mfl^ F.4TAL ACCIDENT VISIT OUR TO Y MANY Hellaai B uUm. Ptoat WOLCOTT (API--Mrs. Vic­ f iHliDfflrdij6:20 A 845 " private sources rather than from V. DELUXlE B4SKMMJE government.” DISCOUNT DEPT. BOW far Bgi'lag biooBL PHARMACY toria Unikasr45, of Waterbury, • RAKED TROUT 25% O F F , OTHER We have 48,469 left. bri.)brp«<:wto>"e. HNE ^Snn. BfaL On S to r ', "We should never be shaped “Free Gift Wrapping” Iat«,i^ ■( mriutm $79.95 value! Dduxe set was kiUed last night when her -Claderelln A • RAKED STUFFED PANAMA SHRIMP Maay epectaBy priced. ' md ivUm . R»- C EN TER STv—M ANCHESTER ear veered off Rt. 69 and Plnocchio by the mandate of governmen­ On All Scott Products SPECIALS ■MVM iMiiqi frwa consists of: Solid'brkds I struck a utility pole, police tal policy, no matter how dem­ UTHUR GROG East Hartford Now On Sale Mhu IK • RROILED UVE LORSTER with sliding screen, mod­ salA ocratically representative,” he DRlVE-IN »outt5 At Box Office •LEG O' LAMR ■aid. em andirons, tool set Ton Get 99fi with stand. Anniversary ValnaNs 3t0C • LARGE PORTERHOUSE STEAK sale ^ c e d l BtANT OTHER DEUCIOUS DINNERS THE NEXT REST THING ERSTIUDOD AND SANDWICHES d anging! •ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES" TO A NEW VOLKSWAGEN Music By — FOR TOUR DANCING PLEASURE •XOHCouitYvvVooArdip IS A It I “The SATURG8Y Danny and fhe Sunliners” Dynamics” MATMEE ONLY Every Friday, Sotwday and Sunday - Ato - y FM YOUR Bill, R ay, NOWFORTHEVtRYURSTTIMF! CA U 742.7382 :00 Paul, Eddie t A U T H O R IZ n THIS WEEK DEALER LIFE! TED ■64YW.'^T"“**2290 MIDGET PRICE ENSfMMJ DELUXE Large 88” x 81” curtain J64VW , SUNROOF •1790 I VMmoiGV WOW screen. Operates with pull chaih. Poker, health TRUDON DELUXE brush and shovel on r e s T O U i ’a i i t ■63 YW . SEDAN •1545 stand. Gracefully shaped Ten Oet 899 ToDaiid Tarnpike • TskottviU e . . e DELUXE Route 6 nnd 44A, Boltou—448-2849 5WEEP IT Cif4N 17” high andirons. Real ValaaMe gtWT OpSB Evenings • Phone 649-2838 value for our Anniver­ ■63 VW SUNROOF swiif neuin Onsn Rtamps! sary Sale! ■63 VW . •1590 DELUXE RREEN STANK «i«i ■63 YW . CONV. •1790 G ^ ^ D E L U X E EVERY OIME YOU SKN PI 3 / SEDAN •1245 o Free Main SL FfurUng, «r In Onr Lot Nert »o Stors • DELUXE Here’s Yonr Landmark For— A ■61 VW. STA. WAG. •1345 FINE DINING, COCKTAILS and I You Have A Choice Of 4 Credit Plans; Fadlitiss for BANQUETS and WEDDINGS. . . (1) se-Day Regular , (t) Dp To Two Team ■61 YW.^A’:wa'S!^1290 Charge TaPay OFENS DELUXE Sotunkiy Night— for yew danchig enjoynMNit (2) le-dO-GO-Day 4-Pay- (d) Tom* n u * o rnvm iK m guck raficsr N O V . fth meat Charge Plan lay-Away ■56 YW CONV. •490 MM U B fim MGULOUS CASni! LAWN S W FBIt TINY QUINN end his ORCHfSTRA •wrugeWNemetoutor tWo'esOrt ■glG^Mto dost 6 Nights YNaA* - - jg4^4®4B ^ Up Jbvfn ^^^a iwjwm f'iM iBiBm Msu. torn Thun. S PM., F it S:S0 FJIL. Sat 9 PJC plus CARTOON TBEATB -As-- —*—— ^^^m mdl Bight now in n good tlino to i your ] and Weddtag S MaUueou le ts 'Bir'kne 'Hw. C n w ^ FM. 4 4 9 F J L —S a t and Sun. 1:90 and S 4 9 P 4I. \ •JlriJSSRiTliII.■WVW womwfWwi ■wwea* aSIIl less rvsti BUS. EXT1KA—On O v Slngu Baaton Statsa Collseuin; Weat SpringflsM i 1 . b w ik T6 4iV (l Hmm I* a Saftor ( Sat. Muttuae ItU Oajy SJM - S49 . S49.449 - (Tta IncL) H Orter Tour Ttoketa I9 Mall Famous TV Star Sand Cheok or Money Order To **ADMIRAL JACK" SPRINOFIELD HOCKBT ASSOCIATION C ilty ,1^ ViU w jit T ’' OOU8BUM, WEST SFBINQFIBLD LABSEirS Stoto Nuinber and FHoe Of Ttoketa Also ■ \ Date aad Tlino Of Fwfurmaaoe Desired H A R D W A R E, MC. ^>0016 utlGitf TiV» •,.;i -;i. { RBSTAURANT-r-(ClMMd at 1149 AJf. G ^ ^ J I A N I l t • LOCAL RANK FINANCING ^ ■ . * , . •• fev I..» wni/rlWiTrtii d - . -F FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1964 e a h c b b s i b i c v s n i n q h e r a l d ,' P A G E F I V f ItANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD# MANCHESTER, CONN.# FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1964 nnhiki’s attanikm on tha miat VlIttBi* Racial. f l mllHnn. Hecald Newsboy and affidant way la. .enlolL Song Writer Poiiar'a firat aBMeal. “Baa ttaair can ta ta tm to hi good in California Bolton Ameri(u Bint," in lUt. waa a wm Visit Yde P eople Tonight falluN . But aftar tlM w ar Cott­ Ymt It’s SO easy lemVafoOBS) Cole P o rte r ar’ s aiicceBa ' waa akaoiB 1bi« hidd, Id KnoK at DOWNTOWN mediata. Ria aaota tor "BM qr- ihpaan fram n list at Buckley Event Repurchased Tank Truck OPEN BAILY FREE! KoooCm t" — BttQathaauaTa At ahCHt IS p.to- at Mg i t bbA In the f)e ad at 71 top Id oarrldta to ac- MarTreiakl A'vn., * mtaad Ne* to shop Hold all yoor sales > ______oompoaar ttkm . wla^ad to fotgat Attracts 1,200 Television — contained oOe number, ’'An tauuptjs^ Ctacidatkn Manager gm and whNa fRMitet, a a Sold to Town by Firemen checks. The number may (M> Anttoaa 9:30 - SilO <:M (M) HMtfor<: . (CMfttBDed frWB Pur* Om ) Old Fashkinad Gardsn," which wrniam M. Andersen to Tala and a Nagm got to be lucky. 10 winning sold two mllUoo coplaa. Naarly 1,M0 panatls attand- News (aa> Dr. Alban B. nurka UanceroW, to haip ad Buo&qr School PTA family figh t Tha a m * man M m l t h n i B tA . Four memhera of toa fire de-Ovrill be (wvered by town Inaur- numbers will be drawn r t (8-30-40) Tha f>irnMr*a Dauicb- era had a hard time tbidinc PorteriB laga wara eruthad In 2khM and Had Ihe seMm . . . n... mil ter ceiahtmts Kfetlimal NsanqNsiar- night on OohuBtae Day. T b m n . IB I9 FJL partment appeared before the ance on nearly all non-emergan and winners will be pub­ (IS) BubaciipUan TV criaea in his Ufa to auataln the a 19S7 riding acddant whan a A few ateutoiJMWi* cy uses, aa wall as ragular emer­ BEATLES TOES. I THURS. atory Une. horse fell and rolled on him h o f- Oa^ to Oonnaottent. rtM fBmOiaB mat In tha hoard of aelectmen laat night lished in the Herald • :» (10-»«» Bob Hom Special One bogr from e4uh naws- cafeteria at g pm. (or daasert titiek passad by Try. ft^ - gency use. LONDON (AP) — Along with (S-30-4(n Addama Fbmlly HU hlU were alm oit count- Doaena of oparattons toQowad fau on the coenar, wa8 ahot. to sell the old tank truck to the W ed., Oct. 21. PrizcB wiH ;9 :» < (S-U) The Entertalnera papar In Qie stats win be the and ooCEee. A t 7 o’ekxdi. wfaUa There Is no coverage on the Queen Elisabeth n , the Beatlea TILL 9 P.M. r o o (34) All That Jaa lesa. and finally. In INS, Portsr'a S aoomad off a n d a ly u tn mOii town for a dollar and to miggeat firemen when filling swimming be $10 gift certificates. AmonB hU better known right leg was amputntad. guest a t tha Kaw HBven RsgU- tha children were wetchlng didn’t vote In Brltaln'e general s -J i' (MO-40) Valcntiae'a Day ter and Joamal-Oourlar In n oaitoona tax the audltortuin, p i^ a different method of keeping ]9ools, however, and the truck • :S0 (S-13) Gomer Pyle. USMC aonca: “ B efin The Begubie,** HU wifa dlad in 1N«. irMy accounts on the non-emergency alection. (18) SubecrtptloB TV What la n u ThlnK CkUed had no children. wU^p to National Newspaper eats m et t eaohere amd heard fasldolha trod! were a rifle gnd Has been temporarily grounded (8-30-40) 13 O'clock Blkh (ratUnce a t the yearia wfork- aee of the tnick. by the selectmen unUl this mat­ We wanted to cast absentee ______atten TV (1O-33-S0) Jack Benny Love.” ’Tn The 8UH Of The Porter’ s taut Broadway lilts The truck haa actually been votes, hut the forme >were (34) OMrces Xeliaa Flinu The da]r*a aehedule includes A new modem math ayetem ter can ha straightened out iraitw uoiktu Night,” ‘Tve Got You Under ware “OanCan" In IWS and la being Introduced In the fixat. *i^ ia df rwdu oo m a tftA toe property of the fire depul- mailed to us too late,” said ' ~ AnVcy-BtlnkUy 10:00 (S43) The Reporter My Skin," "My Heart Belonga Silk Stockliiga" In IIM . Be a bus tour a t the Tide Gkmpua; on Mh and MacDonald and ^ The tanker has been used for Beatie Paul McCartney. (1033-30) Jack Paar luncheon nt the Graduate Ohih, and second grades at Booklay ment alnce members bought it filling farm ponds for Irrigation liS 10:10 (8) Thte la America (O To Daddy,” “ You Do Something wrote the words and music to this year. With the help a t ana o« poUc# wara d toa d ch ^ C d i hack from Dlllcm Sales and H» wouldn’t say whether he WMther (40) H Squad To Me,” "You’d Be So Nice To "Aladdin," a im televUion wttli Gov. John Dempaey the t o m . t 6 area was atalsd M purposes and for filling wells as and the other Beatles — John Valiav D » a (30) Danker Hen principal qieaker; and attend- their new wmkbocric the ohilr M f - 5 3 4 1 ■ervice who had purchased It well as pools. Wm tniTel U;00 (M-1O1M3-8O40) Newa Come Home To,” "I Love Par­ apectacular. Ha had haan In dren have etarted rimpla geo­ as whltaa and Nagroas roamed when the new tank truck was Lennon. George Harrison and is,” "BUk Stockings,” “ True retirement since that time. at the Yale-Oohimhla fo o t- The firemen attending the se­ Rlngo Starr — would have voted Sporte. Weather b4dl gams a t the Tale BowL metry and algelmi. toe ai delivered. U:U (»^ ) Olyni^ 'M Love,” "So In Love,” "Wonder- The edmol has sidiediilad a PoUee Members of the tire dep4urt lectmen’s meeting, Wilton Conservative, Labor or Liberal. (40) The Satat ber,” and "Don’t Fence Me In." National New^iapertioy Day Thorp, Paul Maneggla, Morti­ 'The queen can’t vote. Law (13) CBria Clark la held each year to fbeua tha PTA book toir for Novembar. around ment bought the old tanker, 1040 11:30 (11) Hoyle HU Broadway ahowa Included vintage, to use for filling ewlm- mer Harlow and Maasolinl, had bars lords, lunatics and felons ifw r* wua (8) Hoyle "The Gay Divorcee," "Anything G&S Workshop hoped to simplify accounting froin the polls. IMemktSoiial Show (10»-:-90) Tnnicht M)ow mlnf poola, thereby Iwping to Jotnay Q o^ (O Hoyle Goes,” "R ed, Hot And Blue,” procedures on the old tanker. To Open Year bring a littla money into the PRESIDENT TITO "Panama Hattie,” “Something depiuiment. As . things stand now, toe town 9P BURTON’S FIRST FOR THE BEST APPLE BUYS roR COMnXTK U8T1NO For The Boys,” "Mexican Hay- treaturer will continue to list NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Chief Peter Maasolinl said laat ride.” “KUs Me Kate." "Can The Manchester OUbert * the expenses Incurred by the President) Tito of Yugoslavia Can" and “ Silk Stockliiga.” night that he haa oppoaed thla truck in non-emergency use and arrived In Cyprus today for a TOMORROW LAST DAY SulUvan Wmltshop wUl hold Ita from the beginning, but la Many of these were made Into first meeting a t the 1M4-S6 sea­ receive the money earned. The Ix-hour visit with P snt R adio againat the whole department in balance will be returned to the six-hour visit with President turns. He also wrote the scores son at 8 p jn . on Ttauraday, O ct hla stand. Hia position la that a •« IS or for many, movies. Including 22, In Cooper Hall o f South WHITE DONKET firemen. « ArchMehop Makarlos. I A LL W O O L fire vehicle should only be used The firemen had hoped to A 24-gun salute and cheering Gessard m rry otM r afeort ■owacokts). "Rosalie,” “Broadway Melody MethodUt Church. Plana for thU for emergencies. of 1940,” "You'll Never Get year’s production of “Pizatea of have the non-emergency money Greek (Cypriote greeted toe | * 7:00 Bdward P. Hotsm Firat Selectman Richard Mor- Communist • leader, who flew j HUNTER ^ 7:U Joa Bdwarda. Rich.” "Something to Shout PenMmce” wOl be diseuased. and Mils come to the fire de­ DEB GIRDLES 1:1D P40» oa About,” “Les GlrU” and the MUa MarOia White, who oon- RUMMAGE ra pointed out that the old tank­ partment, partly bacause the from Cairo, where he had at­ !IIEi wnor—U88 Bing Crosby-Grace KeUy-Prank ducted the Workshop for three er la an extra Vehicle with the commission must pay all the tended the conference of nonal- 8:00 Newa, WeaUier purchase of the new tanker, igned nations. and PANTIES 8:15 Ra^o Greater Hartlord Sinatra film. "High Society.” previous saastais, wtU return af­ truck’s Mils out of its bu^et. SLACKS 8:45 l/ovell Thomaa; PbU Riasuto Porter was bom in Peru, Ind., ter a one-year absence. even though It la used for fires. The selectmen exfdained to the Tito leaves for home today 7:00 Newa Sporta June 9, 1893 — but soon for He did agree with Massedini that aboard hie yacht. Value $10. 7:85 sorer PiMer Tryouts for leading rolea wUl firemen that they would be re­ P * the opportunities to stuiiy at Saturday, October 17th toe fire commissioners should imbursed and suggested two 8:00 Ufe Une be held Nov. S and 4 In Cooper have been notified before toe KINOMAN BREWSTER $ 7 ? 9 4 8:80 Jerry Gordon Show Yale and Harvard. HaU. Scores and further details things: a three-month reckoning •:ko Speak Dp. Greater Hartford During World War I — before fire department bought back toe NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — 13:15 sTkn OR may -be obtained at Watkins rather than waiting until the Regularly 65.95. LEFS FLORIST w n c—laea the U.S. entry — he Joined the old tanker. end of the fiscal year, and a Khigman Brewster Jr., presi­ 6 Bros., on Main S t, or by calMng 8:00 Newa. Weather Sports French Foreign Legion in Paris, One concern of the fire chl^s provision in next year’s fire de­ dent of Yale University, doesn’t For perfect fit and tailor­ oirf SIFT SHOP 8 :S Old. Borrowed Blue Workidiop president R- J- 0<*'‘ was settled by the town’s pur­ think It’s a good Idea for the Real light smooth con­ 7:06 ConreraaDon Pieca later won a commisalon in the don, 46 U taifield S t partment budget so that it will ipyi. B8. M A . Beltaia—«4S-aeae French artillery, and served at chase of the truck. The tnick government to support research trol u^er slim fash­ ing. Asst, of colors. Sizes 7:30 Newa o( the World FoUowtng the businesa meet­ not be depleted by the old 7:45 Stalk Alook the front as an crfficer. truck's private expenses. In the humanltiee as it does in ions. White. S-M-L. 8 to 18. • n s, WK D luvnt • 8HB PoM 0 »cert In 1919 he and Linda Lee ing a recepUcm wiU be held for • Rood Ustd ClothiRS •Marvelous Brio-A- science. , 8:06 Newsbeat new or prospective members. In other business, the select­ "The search for truth In the I U^OO Newa. _ ^ Thomsus were married in Paris. men tabled the sand and gravel 11:;5 Sporta Pinal. Weather. She was the daughter of a The Workshop U open to any­ areas of taste,, ideology, and 11:30 Art Johnson Show. one interested in singing, stag­ •Fabulous Mds. WPOP -141# Louisville, Ky., banker, William • Assoitod ARE YO U IN belief can never safely be made 8:00 Lou Terrt^^_ P. Lee. Porter s grandfather, ing or costuming of light Morra will cheek with town dependent upon a federal ‘cho- 7:80 Kan Ortfflk J.O. Cole, who found coal on his operas. or out of committees on recommendations aan Instrument’ of financial U:00 Sal LaRoaa. for a five - man conservation support,” said Brewster In his HOT W A T ER ? commissl(m, created by or­ ■tinnai report. Issued Tiiureday. DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS dinance at the annual town LodlM ' meeting. ANITA EKBERO Ladies' Just 9 Vi e* a day for fuel The dog warden made 16 in- ROME (AP) — Actres- AniU CHESTERFIELD CB iITER s t r e e t can get you out of veetigaUons during September, Ekberg Is reported planning to ALL N Y LO N including a stray gooae, and * • trouble! relinq^h her Swedish cltiiei* fiiv J u u is L Opiiuv Sundoj^ turned In »20 to the town treas­ sMp to become an Italian. TRICOT urer. A spokesman for toe blonde a'*s,’V COATS M you Uve In a typical Society Anotloa ’romorTow said she "had suffered a Mg SPONSORED BY THE DEMOCRATIC TOWN OOBfMTTTKE house, you could easily run The Woman’s Society of Chris disappointment” In her native BRIEFS HEE-HAW Mt of hot water several tian Service of United Methodist Sweden. He didn’ t elaborate, toim a week. CJhurch will hold an auction to­ Mit he apparently referred to » 3 2 * * Now you can have all the morrow starting at 10 a.m. on Miss Ekberg’s dispute with a R exa ll hot water you need at one the Bpworth House lawn. There film director, who has threat­ 2 pair 94 *" Regularly $40. tone for only Si/Jc* a day.' will also be a white elephant ened to sue her lor falling to Think of It— «mly 9Vio* - taMe. show up In Sweden to make a Siaes 6 to 7 in white only, Every one a beauty with day! Co-chairmen of the annual tur­ scheduled movie. velvet collar. Sizes 7 to 16. OMSMAL Yes, thanks to Mohllheat key 8upi>er sponsored by the Miee Ekberg and her hus­ gularly 79c a pair. -and an oU-fired hot water W8C8 to be held Nov. 7 are Mrs. band, American actor Rick von heater a t correct capacity— CJharles Warren and Mrs. Robert Nutter, Uve In a villa near your family can take care of Arendt. Rome. aB their washing needs at The MYF wUl hold a dis­ SNOW TIRES NOW? one tim a LICENSES REVOKED cussion on the film, "How Much Mom can do the family HARTFORD (AP) — The inataad of a "Last Minute Man"? wash. Sis can do the dishes F riction?," at their meeting Sun­ Why not be an "Eariy Bird"... day at 6:80 p.m. State Liquor Control Commis­ at the same tone Junior sion said yeeterday It 1s revok­ takes hla bath, and yon en­ Troop Beta Court Junior Girl Scout Troop 668 ing the Ucenses of Norman R. YOUNG CIRCLE SHOP Burton't Own NYLON TRICOT joy a shower. Brochu, Proepect Villa, Groton, Special STUCK IN SNOW Don’t detoy~d>hone us to­ will hold a court of honor meet­ ing tomorrow from 8 to 4 p.m. at on charges of teUing to an in­ day. Sind out how easy It la toxicated person and permit­ WORTHMORE EXPENSIVE TOW to switch to a MoMIheiri- the home of their leader, Mrs. JUMPERS oiM Richard Danielson. ting an Intoxicated person to GOWNS fired water heater. loiter; and Joseph C. Nemchlk, WAIT IN LINE TO BUY AT •Average family of four. DRESSES Manchester Evening Herald Nan’s Package Store, Middle- NYLONS HIGHER PRICES Bolton oorreepondent, Cleme town, on a charge of financial ^ 4 , R W . $ « . I LIGG IG, 404 West Middle Turnpike weU Young, Mephone 643-8981 irresponslMUty. ^ * 1 0 * ^ MORIARTY All-around overlay. 8 S Very special group in styles beautifully the most popular 3 pair *2 *’ BROTHERS trinuned. S-M-L. 6 styles and fabrics.- Regularly $1.00 a pair. lovely colors. 643-5135 FALL TREE CARE Sizes 6 to 18. ‘ g a r d e n TOLLAND TPKE. Regularly to $18. A ll sizes. ^^naw n MANCHESTER- 301-315 Contar St. Now is the time to remove dead and unwant^ CEN TER VERNON TOWN trees. Fall is also the< time to prune out the d e^- IN C . ^ *N E wood from your trees and apply a tree food to in­ VITTNER’S W E G IV E sure good growtlj for next year. For complete tree bbb!--=— 649-2623 YES. BUY NOW GREEN STAMPS service— CALL 643-7695. I IMPOR11D M o b ilh e at CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. 12 STYLES IN SAT. and SUN. ALUOVER READID SPECIAL PRt-SEASON PRICES! Licensed and Insured Tree Experts SMART DRESS-UP OPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 17fli and IBfli 3 D A Y S -O C T O B E R 1S-14.17 hlondbogs GLOVES Of washable stretch nylon $ 3 . 9 4 white and black. FREE CIDER and DOUGHNUTS Shortie; Reg. 84. ' Regularly $6. F2.94 FREE HOUSE PLANT TO THE LADIES In plastic calf, alligator and Long. Reg. |6. lizard grains. All with in­ A4e94 side zippers. Mrs. Zaniszas of Powder Hill Violets will be here to answer any questions Sat. and Sun. AFRICAN VIOLET SHOW from 1 to 4.

i LUXURIOUS LUSTRE Your spring garrion O NLY A FEW W EEKS LEFT TO QUILT Pearl Jewelry has just arrivad fo b; DUSTER PLANT DUTCH BULBS! $ 1 ^ . 5 9 fiMA HollaudI BUYS FHtESTOliETRACTKHIAIRE $ 3 .9 4 . TUBELESS BLACKWALLS f THROUGHOUT THE STORE Siia 6.0043-6.BO-13 Regularly 18 and $5 R * tei eed lemrte a * e* new * Regularly $7. Puff quilt^ with Fabulous asst, of 1, 2 and SPONSORED BY W.S.C.S. AND THE METHfWIST BIBN "VYCON”. Quilted 8 strand chokers in prin­ back to back. Button cess and matinee lengths MHHUTSUMIMfTEE BEAUHFLTL DAFFODILS Up to 6 M lk S SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH front. S-M-L. 6 .beau­ plus many other kively CROCUS nionths la honored by thouaanda and thouaanda of Mwtai tiful colors. fashion pieces. to pay Fkeetona dealaie and almea in tha United MUMS KING ALFRED TULIPS your States and Canada... wharavar you travel SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 TEXACO Hill UFETIME HIHJIlIT OM MILES STARTING 10 AJH. «Si* MIAIAMTEE ORMOlim CREDIT C Q c l A i Q Q c Hiiak dtfKta hi eedoMih ...natamanUminnlri EVENWfis P M C tS CARD nipM4d«ta>i«U«dm« N and kiv «4 kmH ★ OUTDOOR DAMES sail PRIZES ★ ‘’S P ir ART 1 0 i6 ? m t Umi imthmm t » at riimau wIm om a n 5 0 i l . lMt«)8Niii|lMlb«ri. taariritaitaml ★ OHAROOAL PORTRAITS TAILORID PRINT - LAMB’ R a g . 81.19 Reg. $1.49 R eg. 79c ★ 8USSBL0WIN0 STRETCH ■ k ALL DAY SNAOK BAR ^ COUNTRY STORE co n o N GM ow ‘ EARLY BIRD* UftW|BBi> y y M iTUea bought daring tUa Pre-ScAaan Sale wOl PANTS WE HAVE SOME REAL BUYS ON W m iER TIRES I be STOBiai nUQB nntil yon vnmt them . . , PAJAMAS Ja MD WK w n ii MOUNT m B M nUBBt HOMEMADE SPECIALTIES USED ARTICLES $ y .e 4 WHEEL DEAL V B M IlIl $ 1 . » 4 When you have your w into • CHRISTMAS BOOTH • •WHITE RLEPHAMT tiiea mounted on extra wheela, ROOTH Regularly $10. you aave the coat of havinc 5 0 % r»srUSE 2 OURr.- LAYAWAY PLAN • BAKED GOODS Regularly $3.99 For the sleek look you love. them mounted and demounted • RRIC-A-RRAC 'Wool stretch in L o^, EVERGREENS endi year. You can changR We will hold year ttree aatU wanted at which • CANDY • APRONS nous make. Full length# OFF Black and Navy. Siiea 8 ta edieok yonTtotf in mimitai. tone we wOl mount them FREK. pink and blue. Launiler i B M d S M l - !■ had Save! 8 Moath Gaorontee Oa AU Svergreena • JEW ELRY 1 8. • KNITTED GOODS dutifully. Sizes 82 to 40. • • N ^ ■ • DRIED ARRANGEMINTS •TOYS. Cor. IrocNl Straot , e h a n d ic r a f t • CHARGE IT WitH UNICARD... WoBt MidcHt Tpko. ^ TURNPIKE TEXACO d44S-217* FUI^FOR ALL! TT" !■

. 4f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1964 P M B SBVSM • > misalan of July 20 "mM tito - prime dbijecttve of proving that t m t m Events Given Any Blood Lately?, Events a stresm at Uma eon hs asutrol- FRII MRcheU Appoiated toed in stwee.” The fl4 ^ also showed that Usiterti survivonamont^ Hte RM(M. .I'-. 4 In World, Tht tacMasB In Nation such a stnom of highly ehoiged from -fanMriy fatal injuriss been made up by nei particles could produce timiat, oeimnunltleB in the state ano ARTHUR Cbllectoi* provides Uia Rsd Cross with WASHmOTON (AP) — The NASA sold. I LEOPOUmULB, tos Congo epeeial calte fon dimors. Labor Department says non- (AP) • T^s Oongolssa govern- aditod incButlvs to obtain larger TTils month the Red Cfooss foim payroll employment in WASHDrarON (AP) — The ttB «( » Ernteit R. Machtell Jr., a town assessor’s aide, has been msnt has appealed , to Commu­ quantitlsB of donated blood in reports that M>Poiittte>*fits are September was 69.8 million, the bo€ud chairman of Airlift Inter­ running so low for Tuesday’s highest level in the nation’s ehos^fnnn among 40 applicants to be town collector of nist-backed tsbels not to carry its monthly visits'. national Inc.—fonnerly Riddle The next bloodmobllB visit in bloodmoblls visit that It ean’t history. AirUnee — told stockholders revenue. He will assume the post Noi;. 16. out a threat ^ kill white hos­ even count - on 100 plnta to­ This was l.s.mlUioii above the Thursday that a 616,000 bill for RENTALS Machall waa ohoaen for thad Manchester will be a t Concordia m f e . tages in tile eastern Congo. It ward the 150-pint quota. It total for lost September and SOO, tronqwrting 80 persons to Los post after oompatitlve examin­ Lutheran Church, 40 Pitktn St, urgea citisms to do their beat m ta r said such an act would "bring 000 above the previous month, Vegas, Nev., and bock in April, •r LEASIN8 ations In August aad September. on Tuesday from 10:46 a.m. to to donate and make a habit o< on Increase about 100,000 more 19n, for a testimonial dinner hr He scored fifth among the 40 shame upon the Congolese na­ 6:30 p.m. tion.” it If poaslble. than that normally expected. honor of Sen. Howard W. Gan­ applicants for tha collector’s A comparison of war injury The department’s analysis of non, D-Nev„ remains only pari- •A H McA m post vacated by Paul Oervlnl in The government said Thuri* survival rates demonstrates the day it had intercepted a mesr tits September job jficture also ly ^ d . • AR M o M July. Aaalatant collector- Mlaa advances mads in the supply of showed Thursday that ths num­ But James H. Carmichael Morma Johnaon has been acting sage from rebel CoL Opepe to whole bloqd and plasma tech­ Marine Clubs ber of persons employed In • AN H fiw s Lt. Gen. Nicholas Oletiiga, lead­ declined to say how much hod tax collector during the Inter­ nology. During the Civil War manufacturing Industries to­ been paid. "There has been a val. er of the rebel army, asking less than 60 per cent of the in­ taled n.S million, just below the P aul P oR tioe permission to slay whites in his "Honor Osg< partial payment of the charter The post pays from 17,644 to jured men survived their in­ ati-tim* records set ia 1948 dur­ fee,” he sold. "A proper bill has 69,173 annually. Mactaell will area. juries. The use of the steel Benton W. Oaa[oo^_,wni be ing World War n and in 1968 been mode for the remainder. 878 MAIN STREET start at the basic salary level. Only sporadic rsprlsals have jacketed bullet and blopd trans­ honored at a Teaamqmal Ban­ diirtng the Korean conflict. Efforts Ore being made to as­ Phone 649-2881 The aaaesaoi's aide post will been reported ao far against the fusion had raised this figure quet and Dance Saturday at 8 Harold Goldstein, statistician sure its payment.” be filled, in turn, by competi­ more than 800 whites .in the to 97.3 per cent survival by ,m. at The Marine Chib, 717 for the Bureau of Labor Statis­ Carmichael said the bill had tive examlnaUona. rebel zone. They include' 00 World War H. ;h the Koreut l-iarker S t Osgood, a past de- tics, noted that the number of been, sent by mistake to Bobby As tax collector, Machell will Americans, among them five War the percentage of surviv­ lartment commandant lives at woricers in contract construction Baker, who later resigned as be responsible for "collecting or members of the iJ.S. consulate ors rose to 98:9 per cent ,45 Cross Dr., VernoB. dit^Kied 60,000 from A'ugust to secretary to Senate Democrats.' .aupervising the collection at trapped In the rebel offensive The important statistic to re­ C apt Tfiomas Tonuney, U.S. September — about twice os "Baker apparently had nothing ‘revenue accounts, including against StanleyvUle last Au^^ust. late to peace time injuries is Marine C ^ s ., will apeak. The much os expected. to do with the charter,” Carmt- FARMErS taxaa aad utility bills, for the Word has not been rOceived that it took nine people, each '"This is the only spot In the riiael said. testimonial te open to detach­ economy, os you look at oil the Town of Manchester.’’ from the consular . personnel donating one pint of blood, -to ments throughout the state. The Machell, 46, Uvea a t SO Alton since A u^ 18, when Oonsul Mi­ supply the blo^ needs bf every figiuea, which bears watching MARKET chael P. E. Hoyt of Caiicago last Frank J. M a ^ e ld Unit will be in terms of a possible down­ Hull Began Swaps 8t with his wife, the former wounded man in Korea. Since hosts. 819 Middle Ttmipike Eoid Teresa Madden of County Ar­ got through to the outstde world. annual automobile Injuries in turn,” he sold. ' With him were the viceconsiil, Music will ba furnished by The Labor Department on' WASHINOTON — "Cultural- magh, Ireland and 14-year-^d this country fair exceed the to­ the Mike Oates Orchaatra. exohange” actlvitiss In the Brneet R. MacheU Jr. David Grimwis of Maplewood, tal loss of life and limb ia the nounced Oct 1 that the unem­ GLOSINQ son David Francte. Tickets will bs avallabls at the ployment rate for September United States Department ean He waa a 1986 graduate of N.J.; the administrative-officer, Korean War, the Red Croes be­ FOR THE SEASON Ernest Houle of Providence, door. was 6.3 per cent, comporod with be traced back to 1988, udien Manchester High School and s'stant cimtroUer Thomas lieves its burden to ihcreae the Secretary Cordell Hull eetab- Moors, scored fourth In the R.I., and radio operators Do­ blood supply program lij' clear. 6.1 in August and S.S^lost Sep­ SUNDAY. O C T. 18 has worked as a home remodel­ WORKER KLECTROetTTED tember. lished the first division of cul­ ing estimator and building con­ tests. Moore, a native of yer- nald Parkes of Bloomfield, Ind., and James Stauffer of Findlay, The Red Cross says that the HARTFORD (AP) — Roland tural relations. Its interest then tractor. During World War n non, was promoted to his pres­ need for blood Is m a t and in­ Levesque, 30, of Hartford was WASHINGTON (AP) — The waa limited to Latin America. S ilt at Vt Plica he was a radar instructor for ent poet last year. Ohio. Most of the other trapped creasing steadily. Continuing to killed yesterday while working space agency announced Thura the U, S. Navy. According to General Mana­ meet Its demand is the problem. at a construction site. Leves­ day it had canceled a second HE’S OOT THEIR NUMBER on oil remaining fruits Before he Joined the town as ger Richard Martin, who re­ Americans are missionarta and educators. Rebel leaders have Manchester'e blood quota of 150 que was holding a large ce­ test of an electric rocket engine CHICAGO, ni (AP) ■ Capt. and vegetables and stock. assessor's aide in 1959, Machell viewed the applications before pints Is calculated on the basis ment bucket attached to a because the first one had been Vern Byrne is proud of the two Starting at 8 P.M. Sunday worked in Pratt * Whitney’s making his chcfice, Machell was said they are holding the whites as hostages against attacks by of total community usage. Man­ crane when the crane’s boom so successful. Astrojeta he flies for American experimental division. chosen as being "me best quali­ chester Memorial Hospital is of swung and struck high tension The National Aeronautics and Airiines-the Boeing 707 and the Another town employe. fied for the job.” the Congolese air force. After Sunday - Oct. 18 VIENTLANK, Laos (API course the largest user. lines and hs was slectrocuted. Space Administration said that Convair 990. One of the pilot's SEE YOU IN THE TriSKr. Odebtr l« Yet the community has fail­ Ths concrete was being used to the second test proved unneces­ family cars bears the license SPRING! Eight policemen were kUled smd plate 707-990, while the second t te rift 133 Brookfield St., and Janice 12 others Injured Thursday ed te meet even the hospital’s line a trench in the Paric River sary after the initial Sert-1— Public Records Lee Patrick, 111 Olcott St., when a grenade exploded at the usage In 7 out of the last 12 relocation project. Space Electric Rocket Test— cars tag Is 990-707. Oct. 24, Church o f the Assump­ national police training grounds Write Letter* Ahe^ It tion. Warrantee Deeds IS miles from Vientiane. 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS •ooMT or l*t«r. P*>****^ ' Patrick C. Barly and StsUa Ita d e Name NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER te*Qy «*p*rt****- itew* Early to Arthur J. Ryan and Frederick C. AnnuUi ‘and Unconfirmed reports say Cy Cora L. Ryan, property at 862 Abraham M. Elkin d/b/a EUkin prus has received its first deliv­ WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 Woodland St and Annulli. ery of Soviet military aid under rpery o*e al am team William J. Topping Jr. and Wntwii^ Pennlte the agreement signed In Mos witk te t rrinBl Joan B. Topping to Ronald P. To Donald Wilson, tool shed. cow two weeks ago. a t «lM t iB Clark and June H. Clark, prop­ 676, and fence, 6160, at 340 The paper Teleftea Ora said erty a t 38 milside St. Wlndaor' S t an undisclosed number of Soviet Alima Country Ro»di With »ylirUn Frederick C. AnnuUl and To John Zboray, alterations torpedo boats have been taken v A v a !«(■■ iBi Dorothy A. AnnuUi to Wayne to dwelling at 9 Waddell Rd., over by Greek Cypriot crews CHUFFING HAKD UP IHE GRADE F. Bldwell and June R. Bidwell, 6400. trained in Egypt. O F MANCHESTER property a t 29 Fairview St. To Eugene Girardln for Mra TORONTO (AP) — Arrange Mary E. Campbell to Fred­ Eva Schoen, alteratlcHis to menta are being made for Chi­ erick C. Annulli and Dorothy dwelUng at 111 Norman St., nese Communist students to 1m tte a it bT A. Annulli, property on Pearl 61,500. attend the University of Toron­ St. To James M. Matthews, fence to, says President Claude Bis te iBJBltT iB • Joseph F. Casale and Isa­ at 87-91 Main St., 6600. sell. They will be the first from Inside Report To BVed Knofla for John Dix­ S wc cam Jimmy belle T. Casale to Shirley A. Red China to attend a Canadian Worker^s World Franklin and Robert H. Frank­ on, alteraticms to dwelling at university. The store-wide 90th Anniyemary Sale lin, property at Oakland and 375 Summit St., 6900. Bissell told an interviewer bringB savings on everything for your Edwards Sts. To Mercury Oil Oo. for ^ a k - that the students may arrive Rowland Erans Jr. and Robert D. Norak er Oil, rign at 137 Tolland home . . . like this Boston rocker Release of Attachment this school year. He said he had Breslin Tpke., 6200. answered a letter from a Chi­ which allows you to enjoy the relax­ WASHDfGTOM — Thera te a ing Bill Moyers (who haa hew Gallup and Alfred, Inc. To Stylarama for Richard ing comfort of a rocker and still re­ replaced JenMna) and Jack against Lewis W. Fryainger, nese official asking whether the XKW TX»K. Oct. I t — The be ...... tha libteal party ■ cay' peoTldM the faadat-iiiindcd famiBar note in Prealdent Ryan, alterations to dwelling at university would accept the tain the charm of your Early Ameri­ srith a moral ’defense' for acta Johnaon a first reaction to the Valenti, the President’s man property on Vernon St. 15 Deepwood Dr., 61,100. awaD toteraaoc set te ihe grciaid T- _y Lyniioa Joteaaoa at the Friday, worked routinely on Marriage Ucenses students. can room. Windsor type seat, Salem fleer oChcc cf The Werker was Gardes last a a f^ a t desperatien and violence-'’ fan of his doaest personal as- Mow you ought to get pBiid to ztetant. Walter W, Jenkins, It campaign chores. If anyone in .William Francte Halpen, maple finish. Dr. Mbtob litiOam Kiaa taitm bb te- set ap teg^. ec tow . NEW YORK — A new type of Jacques, 18, of BratUeboro, maMm^ WBOdara- He m bcc A e iifrc choice to the to toe set Bmn who m l betead a cesm- Worker's major ailments, toe Granted the shocking impact Vt., died in Norwalk Hospital teck a t good Oommnmsts srtao of tbte sordid affair broke i t Richard John Aduns, 108 plastic pipe and conduit, strong, cf&cB. There was the World Se­ ter and said o? to ererythaag. aa But this In no way amaea the Birch St, and Ruth Leet Scus- resistant both to chemicals and yesterday of injuries he had re­ ries played tetweea teams old porter and a rad-haired ac- caa write scateacea, srhile the President was on a ceived when a car in which he "Writers are very bard to find. sense of panic pervading Demo­ ael, 101 Lenox St., Oct. 17: to impact breakage, has been 3 2 3 0 owned by AagtoC Boaeb aad WO- eomCasL ooDce.~',ratod on the campaign rsring in Mew York. Michael Joseph LeToumeau, developed by a New York firm. was a passenger struck a Con tolerisaoa. Cp ee toe sBCond floor We c a a t pay them too much Mevertbeleas. many Democrat­ cratic circles itoee the tneredi- •MABBCBriaMaTI basB S. Patej. both eg whoaa ble news broke Wednesday It ean be used for water pipe nectlcut Turnpike utility pole Aswold Jotearo ml te a ctat- menap.'* one at the mea In the ic leaden briSeve en immedi­ and electric wiring in homes. Sunday night. terad afBec. Be te toe pebfic efilce yesterday told. ate PrtoMentlal prem confer­ night The Republicans have made be t*dL a afternoon, r*'*»» were 2se*eape- rclalicns director for the Oom- **The T J i J . mnat be coming ence wa.< called for. I Personal Notices eiei m as beSetins abooa Kteta mmrnat Parrr. wteeb te a hard B p ait at the aoems,’’ the guy Janldn's readgnation headway on only one issue in KhnditcheT. He was te poor was told. "Don't they bare any­ eras mesA by Premdential the Presidential campaign, the and was going to he re- "Do I base anyfhteg to my to body te the whole ergaidaatlan Secretary George Reedy. The issue o f alleged corruption and In Memoriam ■B OWI ptoced as bead c ( Rnaste. the you?" be mid. "HardiT. We who can write?” country was compelled to wait loose political morality around mid. This was p a^ IBM Ftelliltri te hear the Pretedent himself the President Recently, Sen. hi lovinx memory of Mrs. Minnie don't bare any tefermatiao at an Sradicate cateriT depressing- la Hnmia. on It aad we can't my anything teO what be knowa. and delay Barry Goldwmta haa been talk­ ^ ^ r n u who paseed away Oot. IS. poor health aomecstes aseana ftril we do. When we Icnra tha te dangerous in a dtuatloa ing about the "curious crew” in cartridge srohbie. details we wiU hare a statemeaf loaded with the political dyna­ the White House. For days You ara not forgottan Mother dear. fB the mite ef the JenUna affair. Never shall you be, MM iB flBt v« Worse, the teg paper a t the and let you know aboot it.’’ there has been a spate of ru­ As long as life and memory last. DRAPERY SHOP - 11 OAK STREET week. The Worker Weekend Onee. csen the digbtate Herald Thus, in kis initial reaction, mors that the Republicans were We shall remember thee. the PrexideBt has exhibited the Editow. dated Siautey. Oct. lA cbangcs te toe party Kna were about to drop a bom bah^ tha* Daughter, sons and PHONE 643-5171 alrtedy was eff the press and of fhe utmost importance to The Yesterdays same poUtieal tnsoisitlvity that overnight would give the cor­ grandchildren K war be toaj bate bteped marked Ida handling of the lid be. if tt a rte teoold arTtre. m mie for U cents. The faitbfnl Worker and people would be iw ruption issue a new dimension. bD Bgto waiOflg to be told if Bobby Baker case. He held a This "bombaheU," it te now W b hBtvr b3 rTBHr kaowB that, ml woD^ noc be abue la find a tern 25 Y ean A go the terribSe war wanbiad has r«er in its U tabiosd pages abwa they were sometkihg er singie. abrupt {ness conference apparent was not a new devel- alBaf. Aad obc bT tb e t e r fjriOta for itaeif- LeccLxi BreifcneT being in and if they were for it- But the pace Pbde'al Home Loan Bank tai January and answered a sin­ ^n5ht in the Bobby Baker THURSDAYS te aaamr a Ttii iteatfr £bbb^ 1b th a : it KhrefasebeT and his ston-in-law. of busy a Oonamnniat in New Board reports that foiedoaores gle questioB. And the ea parity te whteh Ih. Kteg In that answer be avoided case. It was the Jenkins affair. kBBL at raiiocB Btar«a ia the carter at operated aet that a t mam wttb a Ajezes Adibwbei. being osa. York has slowed doem terribly, during first half af 1939 ad­ There are now only two TRIDAYS and Johnson ditoi't aeem con- vanced 3S.7%^ over total for one of the principal issues in fht Heate^al. eoetraictad aoBBitteBr. te puetfoBO BT UPpOTtaat offiCC. bot The Worker cocoes out twice a the case—the conflict in testi­ weeks and two days left before week bom tecal OnmimmiBt eemed about the tzaitem te first half at 193S. election, probably too abort a Ha WM vaj. aad te ita w a b^h i k . to the lepaiitj a t am tedividwl temaa Moaeow at aB. The Mne on GusUf Alfred Guatafaan one mony between Jenkins, his per­ IHURSI'AVS headquarten in a three story Bieibnee will come when it sonal aide ztaice 1939. and tha time for the Jenkins affair to flte iteHiBr aupport a t thiB Tliwpim bt ^0 1^ tek iag hte uMbridoal and etd-toshianed red brick tedlding ef Mzacbeater's oMmt and beat Jeopardize the long lead aver of o te bC ttB CaeiltteB BT comes. prohaUy at wire toOs of WaahiBgton iiiMirance man, t RinAY'-. i pport and toDowing p n ^ •I » W. Mth St. The operaticn Don B. Reynolds. Sen. Goldwater that Mr. John­ b in bad riiape. Both Ibe mid- HZ eewtm a word bom Tha Werk- aftar sixty years hiiiiB af what he bfaelf baa decided cr's Moacopw eorreBpendent. Art Only the President himself son now haa. But the Prealdent week and weekend papers carry can answer twn hBaic quBStions risks a siseable lorn a t voter Mew for tb e tteM yaar th r ta te o la tw t iadtridaBl ahaii be—that could mtruemt BO adrertising and they •or r i »te r aoBtettear taward the opera.- be rated the greateat capaaty witbia tha "G te Ball Juw left here a tew now being asked everywhere from long-time Republicans who are ao »Mb they look like a 10 Yf A|co about the morals charge had Just about decided to Ubb a t ttea teetitnbo* haa baa aada reach af any biiiaaw betag. sepertnarke: throwaway. Once, miimies ago." somebody told Bunce Dav Ozre Center for against Jenkins: vote Democratic for the flrst aaagr aad mcaapticmtBd. MBnfhtBttr Mb- The Worker was a daily paper, So when ‘.te Nobel Peace Priae goes to with a teg Sunday isue that "Was he eoneeraadl Ratorded ChOtoen edeteny Did the President know of tlme. Now they have a reasor ■wrtel Hoapitai ia bbb of the 11 BMaabar Dr. w»»g it goes to aa individaal wba had jome of the biggest names, "Me. 1 think he I going eto the eariler. 1959. charge and, for a Goldwater vote. Beeide' i«acteB te tbe TTaitad Fiwd. ladcBd. it te a White Housa ai«l^ tnelud- 109 by thoae who- baee beca ■tar reporters were scheduled to can fo<_a^nimdB afainto ‘da- —(The Bftia). the pea fa that dtoold ezist between hn> in PennsylvaniA. and the aec- at 90th Anniversary up bia poBrer. Siaiialiaiaa he ond-term bid in Michigan by and bia death la the aisaal Cor a waa heinga aa In,naan beinga. Gov. Oeorge Romney. There are STARTINR But aiacB a dictatorteip. wa* If WB eeer really bagto to gat that others. ■ha an abaohitiat Bouaaichy. haa ao mtm- Bimi of peaicB, OB that lerel. that will be But the President might TOMORROW savl jMBteoa Icranj predetcradtead hp a Moad a leal anrk af toanan progreaa F isch e tti avoid all thte If he cleared the air «*ith a candid recitation of Sugar Hill pine makes an old iteathaiteiip htetory haa alBMat ao te- the Mabel Paece Priaa. this year, baa et’eryUiing he knows about the a t a dictator hteaaalf decidiiir ta rmmmm dowa teto all the BtieBUi and neigh* affair. Falling to do that, he Aaidd gite op tha raiaa a t petear aad aad cittes a t tha world, teto tha simply Invitea an orgy of apacu- BUY A UAU OF •S o fa and paaa tetea aa to aaothar. ____dbeiet and BMot ctomeatal bmnan latlon rumors and half - truths elub ehair 9 8 time dining room which will need no help from LIUHT BULUS Toatardajr'a ateata te Moaeow appar- aow tot a t aeOteattoa'a atruggte for aur- the Republicans to taidoeut aatlp dM not prorlda aay aaCh teataaw% eteaL Than aamU aot haee baea a flaar confidence. Restyle your living room for Fall with There’s a whole world of good living and hospitality in this Early Ameri­ atthar.- MOdta nm w terhrr teaa appar- y . new slipcovers! Choose from the largest can dining room. IteIts mellow colorings, iteits honest stability and ite time-ti””*- aa^r pvikad. And aa Kranlte history, or TWo ossortiiMiits of honored- ’beauty promise • > good food and good fellowship in g roomrfwm that looksIc n ation ally o d - collection of vat-dyed, pre-shrunk, aay Uatory at aa abaohitiat ragtaM goea, A T lioucht for Ttedsjr Scotchgard-treated fabrics ever. Slip­ OBae vnuugn though it has caredvaxcu foriWl ite iw, family and guests for centuries------past, m it R caa bp BBanj moadha bteor a wb know Bury At It Afaia I hytteal vtrtisod buRM avail* covers are cut and fitted in your home; will for generations to c«ne. It’s part of our open stock Sugar Hill Collec­ Cvmea ef a b le — tion in solid northern pine, finished in mellow honey color, or a deep, dark ' S'.i SmL Goldwater eomplaina that tha tailored with self welts, kick or box aad why. And it caa ba jraara hteari wb pleato and zippered cushions. INSTALL­ smoky effect. 48 x 72” Dry sink cupboard with a (irop front to assist you haaaar adtot fbrcaa and what indtridual erimB ratB is riteng in our cittes aad rhet it is aB due to the wished Daaao- **It is one of my favorite REGULAR o r ED WHEN COMPLETED. For Shop-at- when servirlg, 7 drawers, and a metal liner for pitots or for mixing drinks haaa aaaarged holdiag tbt poerar Khmah- erata aad the Megroes. thoughts that God maatfoets LONGUFE RULRS 8199.50. 48 X 48” round spoon-foot table, extends to 72”, $187.50; big husky Hlmailt to men In all the wise, Home Service, eall 643-5171 now! Tlmre aever waa a tiaae when an eU good, humble, generous, great, captain’s chairs $88.60 each. adage could be applied aaor* fonefkil- and magnanlmoua man.* — 4 . 40 watts ty: "Thom srho live to gtaae bauato Lavater. MwaldteY thnar atnsiea'* 2- 75 walls , piece sets* 8 pc. sectional! t h ^ a n The greateat “natutal lo- rhmnii Aito„ Sea. Goldwatae'a aara aourem* ia tha world is people. 2-ipO w o lfs Maple groups shown to right 109. htoBA is M par caut pun whUa: Tat its FamiUea. frianda, acqualataac- atom rate, aatiwig the thouaaads af ea all enrich and qninoble $2.00 and $2.50 (35. 179, cittoB la tha eauatiy. is tha fourth Mgh- our UvBA Second only to the Have fun designing a dinette or dining room from the many Naces of lovo of Qod te the love of one Mbosehead Solid llaidc in the 90th Anniversary Sale. Here are three tototoebaatBC ThB PbocfiizcriBM rate, ia kigbar human being tor another. Of­ groups to start with.‘ h. AllAU have ttmple-girainedttuipto-girr’“' plgstic ' ' ^ — t^------t a » ror B that thHB to ten In the d t ^ u l t Uineo of V onr iH rcIw se wIR thaa that ia Maw York, to tott^ af tha •S o fa s 6 d « 3 0 »------tG.275*. Tha maple, tommy ef the Ufo It te a parapn who ooaaag sisttot to liquids, acidSjBcids, Imrnsjmd tab] himili iili «f thteiaaada Bf Me svisport many elvie (te’a ehhirs (shown1 w ith Hvb tel ovara to ua with what wo mad or *Mtaiulard 76” Bofos; otw-cushion cfaalfi hM a glowing haad-nl-m ‘ bbediiniB^U^ The criBM ta te to F tea ih r to bvbh aaya the word wo jhead to hoar. wand table) with thiMSOxApz^eb^ e ------v tha Utehan Wind* highar tteaa that Jp Watodagtem DjC- Theae people, whether they •on with the 88 z88x48” ranM ’’ ItourvsBt % IB aftta at tha ftect that aaara thaa M know it «r fiat, weak aad act |t o c a t e t tel ttea n t f a a f thraa to tBto a f tek the n a» a a t Qod. tride two benchoB, erfalBr lUehard W. Duboa hiiar fecANc/fiio f MwStito 4 >-!■■■; . o K )' .

■ MANL'tiitiSTiSB SVBNING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CUNN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,19M PACtB M IN B

k*J ^ T i i Q QRISm , €»VN„ W DAT. ■f * ’ ,r .'rii' " ii&»eiMUWK»^-: ab w y » > W M * » «iW 4 w e »« * W iiSme«»m5WWEwetft| A h W t T o w n M R N ^ i i m r at O ntor OMf fra(«floaaJ wm mMt MomjM $ p,m. tai Ui* RoM iix Room. ThUI wUl 1^ • wortriMp tor tMi' Fair. By fiZAN W, r.je'nAr- printed before « d didiUt knowadythlng about R,” Friday & Saturday Specials GAUJC>W)*BSPABtaslli^ (fift)’ •n » Uta^ihtttiT "TpC^ wUt ‘She said, ivu t X uways loved imotuKW^ ti'. rons protect dates'from 1876, when Brothsc the wMte pc^ons of tha haMt. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Laurence'fihspherd of the Order After tna' sheets aie drisd meet Monday at 8 p.m. a of Saint BOnedlct bought a small and, intths dgs® of boolfij,"bound, Fellows Hall. Mrs. Roberl preu '’and employed a local Ulumlnated letters and derigna llslt will serve refreahmente.' ^in ter to teach him how to ryn are added. Much of this to done Members are reminded to bring by two toymen —\ Harttr apd Margaret Adams, two' Britons araUon U ^ In * undertaken to keep the Howard reservoir at items for a kitchen bingo. Ree-i Froib then on, says the Staalay Ather, madianlc far the town water department ervations are available end'wlU prm nt printer. "W e have who collaborate with Stanbrook the now of water' Into the Howard reservoir off an useable level; when the reservoir is /uU the water level re iv e s the line off foliage along the top of the stone-faced cloee Monday for Assembly Of­ paseed Qm craft on from gert- Piesa. Camp Meetlnr Rd. The watar comes overland from the Por­ oiation td generation, with eceg- "We deqi^ ourselves, in con- ■OAltP FOOT dam In the background. (HeraW photo i^Satem ls.) ficers Night at Welcome LodgA I ter ijesarvair about.a third at a mUa away. The pumping op* East Hartford. Those wishing sional help from outside." sultoUon with the tody ahbeea, to attend may call Mrs. Robert Now there are six pressef. what we print,” the printer Amstrong, 64 Hemlock S t Including the original one, and said. "We write things our­ seven nuns running thAm. i f selves, and print what w# wrtta. anything sarious goes wrong Most of our publications are I Town Pumps Water, Studies Future Need Polish NaUonal AlUancs,' with mechanical equipment,' books that we either write, edit MMQ6ANY Group 1988, will meet Sunday expert workmen are allowed or translate.” at 3 pjn. at 77 North St. into the cloistered abbby to Everything to subject to cen- will- consume about twice as per cent less water today per sofship by the Roman Catholic PANELiNft Ths town water department has begun pumping water person than do residents of make repairs. muck water In 1984 as It does The official joard of North However, typographical ad­ archbishop of the Worcester I overland to supplement the water supply in two town other capitol region commun­ now. Methodist Church will meet vice is spoken to the printer Diocese. reservoirs. The pumping project got underway last week, ities). PRE-FINISHED Using town water conMimp- Monday at 7:80 p.m. at the through a grille because techni Many books are available SMART BASIC DRESSES GIRLS’ EASY-CARE in an effort to counteract the effect of a prolonged sum­ tion from 1960 as a base, water In the more Immediate— and cally no men are allowed inside. Mily to those inside the order lEMENDOUS SELCCnONI BHS CROUP OF MISSES’ more pressing — future, the church. mer drought. ’ demand will increase by 38 per No vlsitore may enter the press but the nfbre secular works can MACHINE-WASHABLE number of town water users be bought commeroially. 8o ALL-WEATHER COATS! IN SOFT PURE WOOLS Simultaneously, General Manager Richard Martin has cent by 1970, by 84 per cent by The Rev. and Mrs. Alex H. room sxcept ths essential work­ IISSES’ TRIM, SLIM 1980, by 169 per cent by 1990, will increase by about 4,000 in can Christmas cards. Blsesser, Mrs. Elstelle Carpen­ men. r X r ORLON* CARDIGANS begun a study of ways to meet town water needs. The and by 278 per cent by the year the next six years. The spokesman’s nams can­ "We print for our own bread ZIP-LINES1 FUR TRIMSI AND NEW WOOL BLENDS ter, J. B. Greenwood and Mr. FALL STRETCH SLACKS first part of the study—a projection of water use— 2000. If the acute water shortage not be revealed. "Our custom is and butter," the printer said. ' shows that water consumption in Manchester will dou­ of the last two summers is re­ and Mrs. Raymond Rudell will to remain anonymoiu.’’ a re­ Some books are sold through The total In gallons used in represent Oxnmunity Baptist ble over the next 20 years. ♦ I960 was 912 million gallons. peated In future years, those porter was told. "We are strict­ rare book dealers, mainly in lor 6 5 According to the projection, 4,000 new users are going to Church as delegates to the an- ly enclosed, behind grilles— the London. Other purchasers hear 6 1 5 1.99 Water superintendent Law­ to avoid drawing silty water Into consmute a serious prtJblem forlnual meetings of the Connectl- strictest of all, known as Papal about the press and write for rence Wittkofske has reported the tosm water system. consumption by 2,000 will be Shown, just two from an exciting group hxr EiciUuggroupofOrV>i#aatyHo sweaters,both 3,480 million g^lons. the town. cut Baptist Convention In New Bnclosure.’ lists. Still others form a large Buy 2 painChr bring a fitiend and diare Solid color poplins and smart iridescent that his d^iartment began The water transfers art hard­ Both Republicans and Demo- ' ndon and Noank Oct. 22 and list of permanent subscribera to iniaies, juniors, haU-iizea...pure wooI% bulky md ftoe-gau^ knita...oeiw teotbned pumptaig water from the Porter ly a solution to the town's wa­ Of the total consumption in The printer entered the Ben' aavingil Solid ookratietch oottOD plaids, boA with zip-out linings of crats have endorsed Director 34. order In 1941. " I had the press’s publications. knft designs many widi embroidery trimd to the Howard reservoir east of ter problems. They are Instead 1960, about 66 per cent was deiq? ... pile-hned tackle twills collared woolen bIenda...aheaAs, Aifts, foU or supplied by the town water Harlan Taylor’s call for in­ denims... chednd atietch denima... double- Choose from a xainbow of colors.. .lizM 8-]i4 the Highland Park saeUon last a form of insurance against any creases in the water supply, be- 1 ^ knit aintdioottoiial Fall odon and Uaok in geiniine raccoon. Miases’ sizes. pleated skirts, 1 and 2 pa st^ad town water supply reaching the department and 36 per cent Friday. came from Manchester Water fore it is too late to avoid tha The department haa Ttaorted critically low st^e, when It discomforts of a more severe to pttnq>ing In order to main­ would become unuseable. Oow sources. tain the level of the Howard A ban barring tha use of wa<- Tpunsky eatimates that new reservoir at; a ugeable level. ter outdoors tetween 4 and > development will swing the "APPLE FESTIVAL"ESTIVAL" SPECIAUi J balance even more heavily to­ To aoeompUah the water ex­ p.m. is still. in effect for town Jumbo Ftoetic Strctrii 4’ X r water department customers. In ward the town water depart­ change, a aix-ineb, aluminum ment by 2.000. By then, he GARMENT Irrigation pipe has been laid for addition, residents of homes BAG HEAD BANDS with odd street numbers nre be­ sayf, the town wUl supply about *,000 feet between the about 78 per cent of the total Helds 16 Garmente two reservoirs. Water is forced ing asked to water outdoors dur­ water used, the company , about Heavy Hanger and All Coior» ing permitted hours only on odd- through the pipe kbout 12 28 pep cent. ' Zipper hours each day by a town pmnp dated days; residents ot homes I On this baste, the town must capable of about 200 gallons per with even street numbers are be­ be ^epared to supply about 97c *** 19c minute. The other source deed­ lief asked to water only on even 2,600 million gallons by 2,000, ing the reservoir Is a brook, dated days. as against 890 million gallons which Wittkofske says is "down A report on future water use in 1960. BOTH STORES OPEN HAIXOWEEN b l u e t Ye I to a trickle.” in Manchester has been com' The projections are baaed on Assorted Milk and . COSTUMES RUBUCR GLOVES Tha reservoir supplies about jiiled tor General Manager Mar- an estimated population of 90,- Dark Cheoobite Lb.' SOO.OOb gallrats of water. daUy by Tpwn Planning Director 000, by 2,000 (It te^pbout 44,000 Valode to 2.49 Reg. 1.69...... toito the town water system — J«Mi^>h Tkmaky. now) and an IhatoaM. in'the Tear Choice— While Hiey last! slightly more than 200 gallcms Projections baaed on popula­ avemga consumption of water TONIGHT Entire Stoek! I per minute. tion ' and winter use Increaaes peb'j>erson (Manchester water .Masterpieces WHTttER: The Porter reswTrolr, from show tha;f tha town aa a whols usidi now eonsume about 18 ◄ 91 (SHght Irregulars) i which the reserves are being drawn. Is still relatively well in IDiiiatiire TILL STRIP I stocked. I On''Wednesday a borrowed threa-lnch irrigation pipe booked WE 8IV E ^ .t8(: MANY to the"fown’a gem St. well was u m i AWSToeiuT* > FA IR W A Y —TWO LOCATIONS— put Into operation. It carries MMATUm CHOOOUtTgg I Turapike Plaaa I about *00 gallons per minute to 976 Main Street BREEN STEMPS! a brodk which feeds tbs Globe 705 MMdle Tpke; E. STYLES Hollow reservoir. The reservedr Dewatowa Maacheetev Next to Popular Market OUR EXCLUSIVE GIRLS’ SMART 2-PIECE BOYF PILE-LINED is alsd supplied from streams md OUR IMPORTED ITALIAN which Wittkofske reports am BULKY SWEATER AND I GUILT NYLON I flowing surprisingly well consid­ WOOL-AND-MOHAIR ri.lTTLE MISS ROBIN” ering the drought cOndlttons. SIZES HOODED SKI JACKETS T ^ dally drain on tha reser­ 901 M AIN 8T/—648-88*1 HAND-KNIT SWEATERS SHIRTS AND BLOUSES PLEATED SKIRT SETS voir Is about 700,000 gallons, Preecriptfea Pharmacy I somewhat more thrni 400 gallons I pef minute. 2 * 3 9.99I The supplementary suj^Iy JOHNS-MANVILLE 6.88 ♦ S pumped to the GIol^ Hollow ITS THAT SEASON Cardigans or long sleeve slipover sweaters The tou^i, durable ultra-high connt nylon MatdiiDe-waAable cotton broadcloths and Reservoir will permit the town Big, beautiful sweaters... lightweight as Is quilted to bonded Dacron* flbetfin n r I of buUcy knit ()rlm * acrylic in cdorful I to cut down on the flow from spun sugar... every stitdi handdmit of a afbrds, in solid colors, prints, checks... shirt the Roaring Brook reservoir in INSUUTION uts.. .o(to-oG(dinated ddrts, looife or w ei^dM s wanndi.. .andil^slinedinMaldeaf!i heavenly wool-mohair blendl Tempting soft styles, diMsy blouses,..long sleeves,roll, Glastonbury, which is currenUy c pksita of d l wool AannsL 7 to 14 phdxaa^pIlG, tool FbU tones ibMSdKIl at a dangerously low level AGAIN pastela and bright ahade8...mitsei^ sizes. d eawssl Even new stretch oottonsl 7-14. Town reservoirs are cut off FLOOR TILE I whan they are still partially full because the water outlets are lo­ ROOF SHINQLES cated above the bottom, in order AND I WE’RE CEILINO TILE KICKING SAKRETE WITH SOME HARD-T04EAT SAND MIX OFF USED CAR VALUES! MORTAR

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V-8, auto., R 9 9 0 S heater, whitewalls. n.65 There*! a choice of enginea all power steering-brakei, radio, w *w w w ALL FERTILIZER the way up to 10 full hoiae- heater, whltewalli. ’62 CORVAIR MONZA 5% DISCOUNT MEN’S AQUA.HAVEN’ 2-Door Sport Coupe. 6-cjrI., C1CQC MEN’S JUILLIARD’ MEN’S COATS OF Buy 1 Bag, power. Cut die biggest lawn, *60 CHEVROLET IMPALA auto., radio, heater, bucket Qlwww, CASH a CAMY PILE ZIP-LINED ROSES Get a 2nd Bag For till the biggeit garden, puih 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., seats, whitewalla. LUXURY SWEATERS SUPERB IMPORTED aiide the Uggeat layer of mow power ateerlng-brakeB, radio, wlwww ALL-WEATHER COATS heater, whitevrana. IN 3 WANTED STYLES HARRIS TWEED 1/2 PRICE! -with Wheel Horee all-geaied GOtOD VALUE lUYS ’ 1 . 0 0 power. Over 20 quick-attaching ’6* FALCON DELUXE •88 f o r d CUSTOM 800 7 A.M. . S P.M. Pottod and Still In Bloom tooli. Precision engineered, 2-Door, 6-cyl., standard, radio M fB C 7 . 9 5 2 6 . 1 6 17.88 heater, whitewalls. w llw w 4-Door. 6-^li, overdrive, radio, CKQK MON____ K l . PAINT S-A-L^E quality built—Wheel Horae haa whitewalla. Sharp, aharp,'sharp! 'Qwww W«»MtiTMnWtnnpnplin plaids and elli i ^ fa Choose the cardigan of pure Australian Ton saves big 2$% on coats of imported a track record never equaled. ’60 CHEVROLET BROOKWOOD ii(b Uadc or olive tones... ac c jd fa ^ z ^ ’68 f o r d c u s t o m 800 7 A.M. ■ 12 NOON ]ambswooL..cr washaUe Orion* zip-front cadet Ebiiis T«eed-4umd woven of pure Scottish 4-Door, 6-paae. Station Wagon C l IQ S ttnac has qaihed deevw for eddeo^wanidtl EVERGREENS •1.95 ’2.65 Get a Wheel Hone for youxaelf. O-cyL, standard, radio, heater, W ■ I 3-Door. V.-8. Stick on the fioor, CBQC SATUaOAY model with contrast trim., .or bmshed worsted- wool, one of die world’s most famous bbrics! ■' Vadlo, heater, whitewalla. Ghaweaette-traatedl Beguiars,dK)rt8» longs YEWS Upright 2 Ft...... $5.25 Interior or Exterior Anything elae la aecond beat. whitewaile. ■odHoaobair poDover. New colors. S-M-IrXL. Ghisio strin g.. .vegulais, dmets and longs Tewa Spreading $1.95, $2.36, $4.50 ’6* CHEW n MODEL ‘800’ ’57 CHEt^LET BEL AIR BBmpwfB wfBfWfioiis mciwavo GET A HORSE! 2-Door. 6-cyl., atandard, radio, C f BAJE 3-Door. 6-^yl., automatic, RQQC GLOBE Arborrttaa . . .$1.16, $2.65 Lawn $pe(;iall (W heel Horse, at Oemsee) heater, wbltewails. Qlwww. . i«dle,rl|aater. - Qwww MANCHESTER FifR A M IO A L 1 BAB TURF FOOD 'Arborvitac, Good Bay . /... .$2.76 $3.25 Value • Thoroughly Inspoetod • Rceoaditionod • Warrsnteed In Writing • inSTZI Janipor ....$1.65 to $8.75 FREE Joniper . ! ...... $1M Lumber ipOBljfflBWPRONg $5.16 to |8 With Tho Purchase O f S Lbs. EQUIPMENT Dulpoiii tuMn 8 ^ ' *8 BCAIN ST.—648-7868 INC. CARTER Chevrolet u$e o u r f r s No * »y*** HOME'S W H Y; FARMINBTON i BLDOMFI Dally 7 A.M. te 5 P f l. i • • 2SS caiTi^sn u iT O K IM R ...... nuraday T A.M. te 9 PM. 122> Ma i n s t o e e t — t e l . m ^ s23s—M a n c h e s t e r iiAN 5LfaM'52*5r' ^ GARDEN Setonley T AM. te 4 PJM. I S4S.II44 HAMGHBSTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, lU N C R B S m t B¥GNIKQ HBRALD« MANCHESTER. CONN., RIUDAY, O C T O B ^ ie, 19M d a y.. nu^caronl and hamhurg, RocheiUe^yemon wax beans, gliig«rbtead wiia Mort DK L6M Anglican Bishops Change, * RockviUe-Vemon toip lS i; Yusfiday, park to r i t e 8 Four Boyg Get Reminders 1 '' "fki gravy, Jnywtoefipqt^^ peas,' A seooBd-grader at Buck- m ilt; WMoesdhy, beef ;stew, ley School hfis proved the Give Up Gaiters, Top Hats Two Youths Get 1245 Y ^ State Won’t Rule peanut butter, egg salad and suooOH of (he school system’s i i ^ l y W in Of D e b t Otonbd Uncle Sam Reyes Plea ehfifififi sfilidwIciHia, cookies; teaohtog methods. Wohaal P. Daty Tliursdfiy, hot dog'to a roll, po­ Yesterday, when the fau- LONDON (AP) —Ciiurch cf^style colored vestments of high Klchaat Patrick Daly, Infant Fbur lettart bn la the . la the letters, Eagan ex­ Not Guilty in Tolland Store Aes(0 lt tato chip*, baRed. beana,.fruit; Mt to his room developed a England blsbopa are quietly churchmen to the simple black iL B r it a in scm of Thomas and Faith ^ On April Election Friday, tomato soup or elam leak, lie Volunteered to locate givtoif up thalr trafiUkmal atreet cassock and white surplice of mail today, directed to fear pressed his dismipolnUBent Bousha Daly of Hartford and eh ow M , tuna, paanut butter the firitoOl phimber. areas of tightly buttqpfid black evaagalicals. grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ boys who, with six others, at the lads’ failure to at­ Two Manchester youths who* tempt to settle their debts. uths whotwiwt or Jelly saadwichsa, browalea He found tho plumber, who riding gaiters under a knee- Ecclesiastical millinery, too, mond Bousha of Kanchastar, T o M u rd er Aot 16 each to a ToUand J a t y otfietals who In pros #arly otter tbs suggsstion to ____ I Etamentery Bebool: wrecked havoc at the Man­ He la ter said he hoped to sntraaos to tiMs oste«% t K lata itittA an asked him, "In what room is lengUi nooficoat with a shiny •hows severs! styles. died yesterday at Hartford chester Nike Bite In May glsty ln June were withhold tha city’s eiectlon to Monday, Vleniia sausagfi, mash­ top hat. Somehow the lifiago la AngloOithollcs often favor cttoB cl*M tiM vtanlut puty embarram them>a little by aiMilt OB tho -vlotlab rBB •*- SBtly making an sffort not to the leak 7" Hospital. ■ 190. referring to the “fine moral Cannelo Andino lUy«A 18 to 16 years today to Tolland tvotaiUy vioteus hold the city’s eleetlon to April April. ed pototo, creamed ocMi and "In room 12," was the re­ wnxig, they say. tho Roman biretta, while low Bthorttjr to (orara for IM Other survlvan lnclucap or mortar-board. era to the ftoor, the only A fieetor t m t u t At tion counsel Edwin M. Lavltt One peculiarly Anglioan styla ’ or involuatariljr — aarva a Private funeral safvlean ware whole IT60 or a n at var- Jri^^, flSld Wadsworth S t, ^ Rooliyiiie City HasNtti aalfi te charter, consoUdatkm officials butter ' saadwichsa, ch< the pnomber. these days. BeaiCes the tight ones thus far who have shooting of Meyer Tober, plead Richard A. Dorey, 21, « IM said today that the Secretary Wefineaday- meat ballfi to sauce, italteri — resembling bifttoned Is the velvet Canterbury cap, a attar held today at tha Newington kwa dtages at doing ao. ssob will be elected to March, take "You know," replied the tarn. made no attempt to settle ed innocent in Tolland County BisaeU S t, hiul pleaded guilty ^ had nsvar (DMljaaM^ o f Stfito'a oCfioe, when asked butterafi rica, peas, tossfifi salfid; laggtofa — are the worst thing kind of crushed Tudor-stylo prime miidatar and hla Memorial Funeral Home, New­ Eagan said he was real hsad injuriss.” lE a F O ttO U j^ e office in April, apd s w e JotoUy boy. “Between 11 end IS.” ington. Burial was in St. Mary’s a nine-month-old scon pleased at the aCforta of the Superior Court today. an earlier sesston to’a chaMS of about Um possibility of elim­ with the present three govern- Thursday, pot roast to gravy, ever devised tef praying to. beret with four pointed corners. abinat riay In powar only ao with the federal govern­ breaking and entering with vlo- ott with IM, IMM^filvi^ Only hotel and movi* theater TMa, much s«en around the Cemetery, New Britain. other six to settle accounts. Reyes was Indieted Tuesday among tha four youUio, tha inating the eleotlon, was told ments until July. carrotfi, buttered beeta mashed as tbay oomrol tba Houaa ment that UM matter was a local potato: Friday, creamed e tuna, Mrs. MadsUno Pheriault and doormen still ‘m w frockedats, Aagellcan communion’s mother Sana With a slim ma^ He recently received final in the death of Tober, 82. stata’s attomay fBld. . On July 1, the thnfi present It was decided last Jan­ payments from tdro, bring- **Stato’s'A tty. Joel H. R ^ n problem and would have to be noodles, gresB beans, cole Slaw. daughter, Wlndsorvllle Rd.; irhlle Uqi hats are confined to church of Canterbury, ia tha tty, any significant ravolt died in Rockville C l^ H o s ^ governments, the mayor-council Mrs. Mary Wheeler and son, uary not to take legal ac­ hig to three the number tal two days after the shoot* recommendeid a sentence of four Atty. Road 0ABa4 tiw Meldant solved locaRy. Mfiplfi Street School: Mehday, such formal occasions as wad­ preferred headdress of tha pri* tlM majority party Funerals "the worst oAm wA’vs l^ad, in type of the city, the town’s three- 181 West S t ; Cesare Salvatore, tion against the parents for who have completely paid ing. Atty. Lamtt said he will dis­ ravioU. green beans, cOlfi riaw, dings or funerals. mate. Dr. Michael Ramsey, , tha government A Ini the damages which totaled *®^®t jSS John C. FitsgerAM ToUsnd O ^ t y man board of selectman and the Southhrifige, Mass.; Gertrude Moot Anglican hUhops now Archhishop of Canterbury, when seats is generally regarded their shans. A second plea of Innocent cuss the mfittcr with the state's ItoUfia brsad; Tuesday scallop- 12,806, but instead to have iclined to Accept the reoom- Alter Atte> Read a f ^ r a - Attorney General next week.. Vernon Fire Dlstriot’s commls- I potatOM with ham, oom, Stout 12 Klnttbury Ave.; adopt the same street dress as not wearing the mitre for for­ the minimum woricabfe ma- In a telephone conversa­ was also made by Reyes to a De$crihef Clinic declined . slaners, will oeape to exiato, I, 000 at Rites the boys,lys, awho range in ^ charge of assault to commit mendation and *^imoosed Imposed th* mendatlon______aa- teur------to 10- year T h e . election problem firoee picMed beete; Wednesday, roast Dana Barrow, ElUngton; Carol the lessei' clergy — a Roman' mal occasions. tty, though governments tion Eagan raid that if the Leonard Yamsky, co-direc­ sentence. Judge Fltegeralfi SAW. Then the mayor and board of from 9 to 14, pay off boys bad made no satisfac­ murder. During the shooting more severe sentence. when voters approved a con- beef with gravy, mashed poUto, Ollwa, laiington. stele white collar worn with a sve survived with less. 1700 it had cost Army En­ tor Of the Manchester Child Dunn and Dorey were two Of "This court baa ras^t ter rapresentaUves, serving the en- Dtsdiarged Thursday: James black or dkrk gray suit, a black ' Britain’s prime minister in For Mrs. Edgar tory response within two spree, which occurred in t » SoUdatiop' of the town’s three carrots, .celery, carrot atlcke; Brock Speaker gineers to dean up the af­ Ouldanco Clinic, will apeak at a four youths charged with break­ Atty. Reed. However, this court Uro town, would take over. Karahallas, Mountain S t; Hamburg hat. Only the purple ke mrniths ahead must form a weeks he would be forced sewing room of the Tober goyerpmteits on Tuesday. Ac- The fact that all four govern­ Thursday, poili to gravy, but­ termath. plant on Brooklyn St., Itdck- meeting of the Manchester ing and entering Into the Moun- cannot go a lou with bis feeom- cprdltig to the new charter, new tered rice, peas, spiced apple Stanley Golemba, 49 Franklin of their shirt shows higher rank ioae woricing relationship with More than 1,000 persons at­ The 10 youths had left to bring suit against the mendAtlon.” He then banded ments, the three present anas NEW HAVEN (AP) '— James parents for full retribution, vllle, one of the women e«Bk.v Auxiliary of Children’s Serves tJn View D a l^ on R t 74 to government officials will be rings; Frltby, bsJted beuis, S t ; Mark Deloonte, 6 Carol ke winner at the U.8. preslden- tended the funeral services for the now abandoned Nike down the more sevare^sentenqe. plus the new consoUdation gov “L,ader of the sartorial revolt Brock spoke hla piece last night ^ e parents a n still legally ing there was wounded in the o f Oioniieetlcut, Wednesday at Tolland. Police said the pAir elected $n March, wtU take of­ macaroni and tuna salad, cab­ Dr.; Vincent Reilly, 2 Fern S t; 1 election Ncrv. S and also deal site a shambles—smashed Clttog Uie past WltolbAl rec­ ernment, would serve Jointly Alan Cote, Phoenix S t; Mrs. against gaiters Is the Rt. Rve. to some of the Yale students who Mrs. Lera Brown Sidgar, wife responsible and presumably lower back. The kssault 10. ajn. at Mott’s Community were surpriaed by the 64-ysy- fice to Apiril, and the new gov­ bage salad with apples and ith tha new leaders who have windows and mirrors, rlp- ord of the pain Judge 'Hu- from April to July, was set up Arlene Saucier and daughter, Ronald Qoodchlld, 04, bishop of demohstrated last spring at his kplaced Soviet Premier Khruch- o f a former pastor o f South the full Share at each would charge stems from the wound­ Han. old owner, Manuel Olivers, Who ernment will Officially take in the charter so tliat the tran­ raistos. 8t. Augustine Hotel. ped-up plumbing, and to n ing of Mias Arllne Rose, 21, ^ He will discuss tile work and lived In the store basement Ihe gerald said, " T b ^ e is a j ^ t over in Jtdy. Northeast School: Monday, Thompsonville; Mrs. Margaret Kensington. hev in the Kremlin. Methodist Church, Wednesday down doors. come to $280.^ without progress; a future with­ sition from the present set fip to Batchelor and daughter, 60 "I mnk you Yale fellaa did of Stafford Sprihga methods of the clinic and its co­ other two youths waited outside, City voters used to vote for spaghetti, toeeed salad, green "Gaiters stof^ied being of any such a good Job down there that afternoon at Oak Lawn Meth­ out promise.” tha new government could be ac- Glssiatone Dr.; Anastasia Ur­ use when bishops gave np riding In today’s action, Atty. operation with the,. Children’s the state’s attorney said. city officials in December. compUahed smoothly. beans, buttered Italian bread, they had to build a fence around odist Church, Dallas, Tex. The Robert Pigeon, Tolland County Atty. Reed said Dunn and The maximum penalty for ban, 38 Burk* Rd. horses as their mode of trans­ Service’s agency in Manchester However, recent revieione to Bomb Threat at Store fruit salad; Tuesday, baked the. community,” Brock said. Rev. Dr. Kdgar was minister Publio Defender representing which serves northeastern Con­ Dorey attacked the ilderly mah, the charge is 16 years. the city's charter moved the ham with pineapple sauce, Dei- port,’’ he said the other day. Some St. Augustine businesses ^pple Sale Ex-Policeman Asks Judge The otner two youtbs aoeusad An anonymous telaphone call VesMa news la handled by shall csrtainly nevar wear them at South Church from 1M8 to Reyes, presented a motion to necticut who had approached with a two- election fiay ter city officiate to monlco potatoes, fruit, cole that rely on tourist trade lost as 1958. quash ’ftiksday’s indictment. by-four len^ of wood. , in the ertme have pleaded to- AprU.‘ ' , ' to ManchaaUr poUca. last night slaw, Ice cream; Wednesday, TlM Harold’s Roekville Bureau, — except to a Buckingham Yarensky, previously with reporting that a bomb had been much as 90 per cent of their Dr. W. Donald SUroud and Judge John C. Fltsgerald “Dorey first attacked the nocent and will be tried later ' Thomas C. Camith'ers, Re­ Yankee pot roast with vege­ Palace reception at similar business during tha spring and ! Said Great T o Tree Him from Prison ChUdren’s Services in Hartford, lanted In the W. T. Grant eton, W. Mato S t, telephone 876- event.’’ W. Godfrey Gourley, both of read it over. has a BA., degree in psycholdgy victim,” Atty. Reed told the this year. publican Town Chairman, earli­ tables grfivy, battered aoodlss, Summer, he said. Then Judge Fltsgerald looked Si the T riO ty Bhoppt •ISfi or 646-2111. The Rt. Rev; WUfrod Westall; Manchester and members of and education from Denver Uni­ er this week suggested to city buttered carrots, fruit squarM; o f South Church, attended the State ade at Varnon Circle, 08, bishop of CredlUon, Is anoth^ Brock was photographed last The shopping public of Man- John C. Mahoney, 80, a for-f tenner Wetoersfleld up. officials that the city’s April Thursday, hamburgers to Mils, June pouring muriatic acid, a services. Prison, On May 17, 1B63 at versity. He received his mas­ iinmedlate. fiction by Vernon'of­ er who finds gaiters a nuisance: hester and surroundliig com- mer Manchester patrolman ~ ' "Speaking of constitutional Accord Reached election be eliminated. pickles, potato salad, baked African Shows Used water purifier, into his swim­ Two Sisters of the Order of Hartford Superior Court was ter’s degree from the School of Hospital Notes f i c i i . Besides It can all cost up to lunltiee showed their recep- who is now serviim time at the rights,” he said, indlcatlBg a Social Work, North Carolina Camithers noted that if eleo- Vernon police and fireman, • Beane, sliced peaches; Friday, ming pool as White and Negro Iveness last' night as they St. Vincent de Paul sdso at­ SUte Prison at Somers for a tried and convicted of Indecent secUon of the moUon, "every­ tkMie are ^held, / both political tuna rolls, potato chips, green $168. University. Before coming to Visiting hours are 2 to 6 pJn. Too Latie to Bar aided by store employes, made CAPE TOWN — More than "A quite archaic outfit,’ ’ he demonstrators splashed about, ormed.Downtown Manchester tended the services. Mrs. Eklgsir 1968 morals offense in Man­ assault and sentenced to serve body today yaks and yakS. Is parties and the city would have salad, pumpkin cake with ieifig. 500 radio stations In almost had been a patient at St Paul's Hartford, Yarensky was the ex­ In all areas excepting matern­ a thorough search of the store said, "and the worst possible for "I stand for the free entcr- nd the Parkade on the open- chester and a parole violation, from 2 to 9 years in prison. He this man (indicating Reyes, a to pay numerdue costs teC an Hospital Netes 160 countries broadcast pro­ se system,"^he told a gather- Roman Catholic Hospital, Dal­ was arrested on March 23 on ecutive direeter of the Council ity where they are 2 to 4 p A New Auto Strike after Shi^ipera had been evaca praying to. The knees go so day of the Manchester Mer- has o h a lle n ^ the rights of the Puerto Rican) a citlsent” election, and those elected ated. No bomb was found. Admitted Wednesday; Vin­ grams received froi)t the offi­ of about 800 Yalt students. las, sold was nursed by the State Parole Board to keep him a warrant charging him with of CCmmunlty SeWloea in Troy, and 6:80 to 6 p.m. and private quickly. I wear mine as' little as K nts’ Fall Apple Festival. "Your honor,’' Caslmlr Sutula, would only serve a few months. According to C3ilef Edmund cent Reilly Jr., 2 Fern St.; Vic­ cial Radio South Africa. Tha possible. Not more than half Among them were seven or nuna Special dispensation was in prison after his minimum raping a Manchester woman in Reyes’ court appointed inter­ N.Y. roonM where they are 10 ejn . DETROIT (AP) — Profit ^ Philip Dine, chairman of the to 8 pjn. Visitors ere reqoeetod He sumeeted holding ovfr prte- F. Dwyer, Officer Primo Ama- toria sorann, 48 Bast S t; biggMt concentration of these dozen times a year.” eight of the 16 who were OT' accorded them by the Bishop in sentence has expired. he- home on ’ ^•rch 7''. preter replied, "all Puerto Ri­ sharint — unique to tho aiito Gardner Cheeeman, 17 High ■rent, sponsored by the Man- S t Louis, Mo., so that they not to smoke in patlentt’ roonte. ant officials.. deo of Manchester called Venion atations ia to the United States, But the bishop of Truro, the rested while demonstrating at Mahoney yesterday at the The disposition followed a cans are United States cltisens.” induat^ —will be carrtad for­ S t; Jennie Holton, 48 Union his motod lodge. Shester Chamber of Commerce could attend services' in the bindover from Circuit Court 12, No more than two visitors at Mayor L m B. Flaherty Jr., headquarters, reporting that a whard 288 stations use the pro­ Rt. Rev. John Key, contends prison appeared before mem­ Atty. Pigeon presented sev­ ward by a now Amarieah Mo­ St.; James Sojka, 33 Lawrence grams. Betail Division, voiced his feel­ Methodist Church. A friend of Manchester. one time per patient, also Democratic town chair­ man had telephoned, and made gaiters are not uncomfortable. bers of the parole board and eral papers for use as exhibits, tors Ooip. find ynlted Auto the bomb threat. S t ; Karen Duncan, Windsor ings and those of many ^ mer- the Edgars reported that this Mahoney was returned to Workers figraemont But this man, welcomed the suggestion, "They may be old-fashioned," . chants to festival sales as "ter- Superior Court represenUtlves papers from preVious appear­ Locks; Joan Sutherland, 28 STILL WANTS TO LEARN ha conceded, "but you could say was the first time in 300 years prison as a parole violator as ADMITTED YESTERDAY: accord was reaehed toO late •nd said he would have Atty. The store was closed for one rlflc." _ peimisslon of this type had during a hearing on his re­ ances in circuit court. Edward Anderson, 72 Essex S t: High S t; Richard Bennlaon, OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. tbat about any dross uniform. If well as being given the morals On Tuesday, Atty. Pigeon today to avstt * strike fit the Z-avltt check Into the possibili­ hour during the search, police been grsmted. quest for a writ of habeas cor­ Mrs. Valerie Boland, 68 Ver­ Bast Hartford. (AP) — Retired after 88 yean you're on a dress parade, you ~ D ln s, manager o f Hotue and count sentenoa presented a motion to permit firm. ties Immediately. report, and opened ter busiaeu The superintendent of Dal­ pus. He claimed that then was non St.: Robert Burns, Balt Admitted Thursday: Sally of teaching, Mrs. Oma Hooper don’t bother about these ttale, said Ms store’s sales were p re ^ d ice against him by the During his testimony at the him to enter the room with the Mayor Flaherty noted that it Uter in the evening. las District Officiated at the fu­ Hampton: David Chambers, 68 Negotiators nm ovod profit Next tVeek’s Menne Oangaa, 22 Mary Lane; Mar­ recently returned to the other things.” Sfondeifiil and the Idea o f ap­ parole botud which earlier this hearing yesterday, Mahoney grand Jury which was denied. eoate about 85,000 to hold an neral. Bishop Pope of the Dal- NO PROVED CONNECTION Hollister St.: Mrs. Bertha Clark, sharing as a main stumbling Skinner Road School: Mon­ garet Lebay, Tolland; Jeffrey side of the desk—as a student. Dr. Mervyn Stockwood, 61, ples and cider along Main St, month denied him his free­ olaimed, that the function of the Today’s motion presumably block to a new national labor election, and aaid that the pres­ tkcelved many favorable re- las-Ft W orto Area read the BETWEEN CANCfcR AND 72 Oak S t: Mrs. Berthe Firato, day, ravioli, peas, toseed salad, Kleraan, Broad Brook; William She spent six weeks at the bishop of Southwark, finds an dom when he was refused pa­ parole board under the law is to Involved the same thing. PALL contract at AMC an hour after a ent elected officials of ths city Scully, Ellington; Nancy Bick­ Iparks from the shoppers. eulogy. parole inmates, supervise them, OO'Rlymouth Lane: Mrs. Georgi­ Italian bread aito butter; Tues­ Washington, D.C., and United this concern abput what clergy The full church choir sang an role. Judge Fltagerald noted, "In UAW-set midnight strike dead­ •re familiar with the .opera­ ford, 80 Hanson Dr.; Dorothy Nations Seminar sponsored by wear both inslae and outside « One shopper remarked that and to recommit them when pa­ an na Hampton, Tolland: Mrs. tions, and would be in • fine day; rice, pork\ and gravy, anthem written and dedicated Mahoney asked Superior ConnecUcut it is traditional that By Wayne O. Brandstadt, M.D. Ruth Mooney, 33 Sunset Ter., line. .PiokOts began parading in spinach, butter 'and jelly Scaer, 89 Prospect St; Clar­ the National Education Assn., their churches Just so much *^e apple stands are a won­ t;ourt Judge Herbert 8. Mac­ role is violated. counsel not be present with the Newspaper Enterprise Assn front of AM Cs Milwaukee and position to old the new'Consoli- ence Banning, Itockvllle; Louis derful thing and the proceeds to Mrs. Edgar by a choir mem­ Vernon; Thomas O’Brien, 8 sandwiches; Wednesday, chick­ where she studied governmen­ trivia. . Donald to free him from pri­ The parole board “ imposes grand jury. Right or wrong, this Kenoeha, Wls., auto plant! aven dated government candidates Brown, Brooklyn St "If the nation cam* to church «re going to worthwhile ber titled, "Peace I Leave With cruel and unusual punishment Gerard St.; Mrs. Helen Opalach, en vegetable, beef noodle soup, tal processes. son or to order the parole is what has been done.” Q— Is there any connection while harmony was being at- who are sleeted. Birth Wednesday: A sou to "People should always be In large numbers w« might be epuses.” You.” on an inmate when it denies pa­ 164 Heniy St.; Mrs. Jeanne chopped ham and plCkle, agg The church ■was filled with board to release him on parote. Atty. Pigeon agreed that it Is between a bad fall and the Slrois, 442 Hartford Rd.; M n. talnsd on what AMC hfis pre­ Mayor Flaherty said today and tuna sandwiches; Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ooulding, studying and learning, no mat­ able to afforO the luxury of ijL u ts Junior Museum, spon- 8Ute’s Atty., John p. La- role at the completion of a mini­ tradlUonal, but he said, "I floral tributes. development of a cancer? Anna Carney, 21 River St., ferred to call "progreea snar­ that tha city will- make every day, roast beef, gravy, mash­ 6 Snipeic View Heights. ter whether they are young or debates on ecclesiastical triidal- CARS..., » r s o f a townwide apple sale, mum Sentence.’’ Mahoney said. ROCKH ACTION Burial was in Restlamd Ceme­ Belle, in attendance at the claim it is Improper.” ing.” effort to keep from holding the Discharged Wednesday: El old,” declares the former ele­ Ity,” he commented. mve all the proceeds going to Mahoney also attempted to A — There is no proven con­ Rockville; Joseph Melesko, 224 ed potato, com, bread and but­ tery. Northeast Dallas. A cor­ hearing, stated that the ques­ Judge Fitzgerald replied, E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Beatrice AMC Vice President Edward eleotlon. ter; Friday, macaroni and ale Newmarker, 29 Davla Ave.; mentary school teacher who In fact, Anglican clergy droas ^ e museum fund. tege of 50 cars went to the tions raised by Mahoney at the present medical evidence on his "What the Supreme Court of nection between cancer and Anthony Dobosz, 118 Grove keeps herself active physically with far more variety dn church With A Price For Every Pockefl I Dine hailed the Connecticut Sleeves, 6 Constance Dr.; Mrs. L. Cushman and Douglas A. Ih e mayor noted that, be cheese, macaroni and tomato, cemetery and there were more hecuing are "not a habeas cor­ behalf, during the hearing, but the United Stetes will ever say any kind of traumatic Injury. S t ; Charles Sweet, 32 High as well as mentally by taking than out. y^ple growers who have donat- this was not heard, it was re­ Miekl LeCoultrs, 47 Hamlin St.; Fraser, the UAW’s American eauae most elected positiona in string beans, poanut butter and than 250 at graveside. The pus matter: they are strictly or do is another matter, but When a person gets a cancer S t ; Mrs. Dora Whitmore and dancing and swimming lessons Dress worn at worsMp runs apples to the festival as well ported. he can almost always think Albert Gorman, 80 Florence St; Motors chief, announced the the city are held by Democrats, butter eandwichea '43 OLDSMOBILE cemetery is about 12 miles from a parole board matter.” this is a trial court and I can­ Clifford Loomis, 248 School St.; agreement today that profit only the GOP party could prop- Lake Street School: Mon- daughter, . 97 Talcott A vfi; and working to her garden. tha gamut from the Roman' '44 OLDSMOBILE to an lOH Fair being held Mahoney, an ex-poUcemw Judge MacDonald has re­ back a few weeks or years and " 88' Holiday Sedan. Radio, heater. Hydra- S the church. not do anything.” He denied the Mrs. JusUna Halenar, 309 Oak­ " ” the Manchester High School served his decision following a recall a time when he received sharing — now tiirte years old Super 66 Station Wagon. Radio, heater, here and a parolee from the motion. land St.; Leonard Gauba, 10 at AMC —will again bo extand- matlc, power steerifig, power brake*. Hydramatlo, power eteering, power brakes, lorrow, proceeds of which Artliar LeClalre Jr. Date for Reyes’ trial will be a fall or a blow in the affect­ Two-ton*. One owner. & go to the help of crippled Russell St.; Harvey Cushing, ed to the firm’s 27,000 UAW- tinted gloM and many extras. Largely attended funeral those persons who are unable set Dct. 27. His cases will be ed part of his body. tUldren. 69 Vernon A've., Rock'ville; Marc reprosonted woriters. services for Atty. Arthur J. Le- to go to the polls “becau S'! the heard by a Jury of 12, with two ()—According to my diction- 0329S nary a carcinogen is any sute Mellady, Columbia; .Carpi Ann Cushman and Fraser declined *2895 I! ------Claire Jr. o f 46 Ansaldl Rd. Events tenets of their religion forbid alternates. Traynor, 36 Lrith no scriptural 400 Main St., was in charge of few minutes later — on his mo­ iors and graduate students this tween 20 and 45 vears of age. Christopher Dr., Rock'idlle; Mrs. The money was turned over readings. arrangements. torcycle. The authorities said Retired Seeking month. The stujlents are enter­ A oharacteiisflc symptom Dawn Black, 541 Wetherell St.; to pool fund chainhafi. Miss the cyclist, Andrew G. Zaharek ing real classrooms for practical of the disease Is intermittent Mrs. Ellen Spaulding. 12 Myrtle I^nme Dennison todfiy. ' Bobert O. Tedford Jr., 24, of Torrington, entered teaching experience from Oct 26 claudication • after walking St.; Mrs. Patricia Westbrook A ssrlss o f m ie d U are un­ Legal Notice Part-Time Work and son. South Windsor; Mra. derway by lO lt t ^ -a g e r e to Funeral services for Robert one door, drove around the to Dec. 11. about a block the victim gets All of oqr value-rated used cart have been George Tedford of Manchester restaurant and bar, and depart­ An area resident. Miss Susan Betty King and daughter, Cov­ acMiro funds for a year-round OBDEB OF NOTICE The Manchester office of the a severe pain t(i his legs and the AV A CUUBT OF PROBATE held were held this morning at the ed by another door. Police CrandalJ of 23 Hartford Tpke., entry; Mrs, Dawn Ouellette and swimming pooL Ambng * winterized. All ’62, ’83, ’64 have ssfety scat has to rest for a few minutes. plans are . at Manchester, wlUUn and for the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 charged him with breach of the State Emplojrment Service is Rockville, will practice teach ter Ihen after he walks another son. 33 Floronce S t; Mrs. Joan oountry fair fo- ‘ belts inataUed at no charge if the customer District of Manchester, on the Sth DcGiacomo and daughter, morrow, a candy sfile O ct 31 Main St. The Rev. John D. peace. ( cooperating with a statewide, her state certification at Dur- bloek the pain returns. Hie Hay of October, A.D. 1964. Windsor; Mrs. Sandra Williams and a dance Nov. 21. so desires. Present. Hon. John J. WaUett. Hughes of St. Mary’s Episcopal But the proprietor's troubles move to find part-time and ham High School. Her field is faster the vtetini walks the Judge. and son, 12 West S t Estate of David L Torrance, late CSiurch officiated. Burial was in were not over. temporary employment for re- economics, sooner he has to stop. Get Yours TODAY at NORMAN’S . . . Pay NO MONEY DOWN CASES ooNTirrusm ef Manchester in said District, do- East Cemetery. Latery police said, another Thomas M. Klosowski of| Since there Is no cure, treat- OMsed. tired persons. SOVIET PLANS STAMFORD (AP)—, Eleven Bearers, all nephews, were customer, Frank A. Fabbri, 25, A call has gone out to all re­ Wlllimantlc will teach Spanish ment U directed to such gener- ^U pon application of Andrew W. also of Torrlngtim, disputed at Manchester High School. al measures as reduction in WASHINGTON (AP)—So- adults have been granted more '42 OLDSMOBIU *42 CHEVROLET tfo rrs j^ . prsylns that letters of Stanley Little, Kenneth Little, tired persons, who desire to sup- Viet Ambassador Anatolv F. Ume to prepare defenses adminlstratioh be sranted on said Frederick Tedford and George Woiciechowski’a opinions on Miss Lois McMahon of Stamford weight if the victim is over­ "86” Convertible. Fufiy equipped, Including Impala 6-cyl. 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, hMt* ^tate. as per applicaUon on file, motorcycles and cyclists. Fab­ at Coventry weight, reduction of the blood Dobrynin said at the White sgainst chaigM of serving Uq* Hydramatie and power steering. Vhry Tedford. House today that the new So­ qor to teen-agers at' two house Or and stitodard .transmission. ORDERED that tha foregoing ap­ bri was also arrested and ter School. Mrs. Jane Keanu ch ole^ rol level by dietary clean. plication be heard and determ ine charged with breach of the J5&i« ^ ^ Mansfl Center will teach management and large doses of viet government Intends to parttes. A debutante was killed 9174S at thei Probate office in Manches­ peace. niacin, and complete abstinence maintain the established pol­ In an automobile crash shortly Priced As ter in said District, on the 2Srd addltl^, tetter, have been at Rham High School, MHiem HonVMilfiOwa *2095 day of October, A.D. 1964, at ten Both Zaharek and Fabbri I Hebron. . from tobacco In any form. Spe­ icy df "peaoetul ooexletence” after the parties, lasl^ June. UMttEMMIMt A b o u t T ow n sent to area emplbyers, urging and work ter a farther relax­ l/clock in the forenoon, and that posted bonds of |6b pending ap­ them to list all available part- Andrew J. Zulick o f l^ a t cial care must be taken to Two other defcndanui, Fran­ BCAVKnOHTkaa notice be given to all persons in­ pearance in circuit court ^ov. Willlngton will teach Social avoid infection in the feet and, ation of tensions in the world. cis, B. Dutcher o f D a g i^ vice Low As— terested in said estate of the pen­ time Joba with- the State Em­ IN COLOR '32 CADILLAC ' VFW Auxiliary will sponsor 2. > Studies at Sykes Junior High with all diseases of the blood Dobiynin Is nnderstoqd to president of the Johns Mans- Asy Othec1ilsviehRiM.| '43 CHEVRO^T dency of said application and the ployment Service and to contact "62” Convertible. Low mileage, fully’ e and place of bearing thire- a card party tonight at 8 at the School, Rockville. vessels of the legs, avoid sit­ have given that moesage to vllle Corp., and l)is wke, were IBBIMM it by phone whenever such a Btocfc-aad-VniUe equipped. Has all standard Cadillac equip­ Impala V-3 4-Door Sedan. FuUy equipped- Including Archibald Torrance, poet home. The UConn. students will ting with the legs crossed. The Preeldent Johnson In a eon- fined 1250 each yestentoy fifttr ther of said deceased, whose Police Probe need arises. FOROVER or Color m ent , Local owner. EWhereabouts are unknown, his Miss Hazel Anderson, mana­ gain experience in 27 public earlier treatment is started the ferenoe of about half an hoar they pleaded no conteal; to the Widow, beirs-at-law, next of kin HARTFORD (AP) — Stete batter the results. In the Preeldentie office. Ifgatees, devisees and legal rep- Police Commiseloner Leo J. ger of the local State Employ­ schools across the atate with charges. , . UNVEMB ^329S *1795 tuentatlvea. by publishing a copy Mulcshy and Mayor Frederick ment Service, said that the re­ the largest group receiving of thla order in some newspaper their training at the Univer­ having a circulation in said dis­ P. IMley announced today that tired, eligible workers "are tired trict, at least seven days before News Tidbits the State Police Department of loafing. They want to feel sity’s own E.O. Smith Junior the day of hearing, to appear if needed. T h ^ want to feel that Senior High School. With UHF ond VHP Tuning - AS IS SPECIALS - they see cause at said Ume and will Investigate the, Torrington place and be heard relative there­ from the AP Wireh Police Dep^mont. they a n producing again, and to, and by mailing on or before Oc- Commissioner Mulcahy said they will make excellent em­ TRYING TO STRETCH YOUR HOME TO MEET Just Avmrsge 9Sl>er 14, 1964, by cerltfied mall, a a request for the probe was ployes, who wjll stay on the Job UP TO 3 years TO FAY py of this order to Hugh Tor- Cecily England Credtt Six of ex-premier Khrush­ made in a letter to him from and will pay itript attention to NO MONEY DOWN , nee, 104 Btrawbridge R o ^ , West- THE NEEDS OF A GROWING FAMILY? Aount, N.Y., c/o Mrs. ifalcolm chev’s personal appototoea, in­ the Torrington Board of Pub­ buaineM.’’^ (ennedy; Jeanne Preston. 217 North lic Safety. Three Torrington po­ Studies at U.N. • 1960 Chrysler • 1965 Olds D-98 '•leasaat Ave., Ridgewood. New Jei^ cluding top Soviet newspaper The answer may be tfi finish off extra rooms sy; W. David Keith, Esq. attor- and broadcasting officials, have licemen have been suspended Powerful Big Black and White 4-Door l^ a n . •795 Holiday Sedan. •1 by for Archibald Torrance, brotb- been Bred, reliable Moscow for alleged violation of deport­ Lake 25% Salt Miss Cecily England Is in attic or basement, even add a ngw wing. Best " of said deceased whose where- uia are unknown, his widow, sources reported today... Po­ ment rules. among 88 students from 24 answer is to finance the project with a Home e 1959 Mercury • 1967 Olds “88’» *-atrlaw, next of kin. legatees, lice Chief of Hampton, N.H., SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — different universities partici­ Improvement Loan from Mancheste^s oldMt Holiday Sedan. ^ isees and legal rapresentaUves, asked to reslgd, possibly In con­ Great Salt Lake, the world's pating in a special Drew Uni­ RCA VICTOR 2-Door Sedan, •295 Mala Street. Manchester. Con- Amendment Vote financial institution. n'.’. v tlcut. and return made to thU nection with Labor Day rioting saltiest body of water except for versity program at the United • 1968 Chevy Biscayne at Hampton Beach.. .President HARTFORD |AP)—Connec­ the Dead Sea, is about 25 per Nations. • 1969 Ford 2-Door JOHN J. WA1X.ET, Judge. Macapagal of the Philippines ticut voters will approve or cent salt. It contains about 4(X),- Miss England, the daughter PORTABLE TV Station Wagon. •145 4^Door Sedan. disapprove three {wopoaefi con­ 'i t 't t ^ Um TATION o r CLAIM returns from visit to U.S. pro­ 000,000 tons of common salt. of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil England EASY More Fhople Own {AT A COURT or PROBATE claiming countries’ friendship stitutional amendments to the Scout Jim Bridger discovered of 231 Tlmrod Rd., is a MUt- ' i_ ' tr'^MVbe (OmntojEMWOer^ ^?S Sq. lm ftemte i 1956 Olds “88" • 1969 Olds “88” m dsn M Bolton within and for the solid as ever.. .French Presi­ state constitution on the Nov. the lake in 1824. icaj science major at BSmina S \V 1 N G S TERMS Holiday Sedan. nstrict o f Andover on the loth day . > ; / : ■ " n o w .a s l o w a s — ROAVIqTORTlutti HoUdsy Sedan. •125 i| October. 1964. dent de Gaulle en route to Paris 8 election day. A. (N. Y.) College. ^jPnMSOt. Hon. Norman J. Preuss, ending 10-nation tour of Latin One o f the amendments GOLDEN GIRL ^ She Is enrolled In the spe­ l.O\M America . . . Former President would abolish the one-year MEASLES NOT MILD. cial United -Nations one-sem­ Any Other Televi.|bn. >Oa the motion of Frances P. Fa- state nsldence nqulrsment be- "ten — t e f Bolton on the twiatetestate estateeitate Truman reportedly spent a very LONDON (AP) — A British ester program of Drew Unlver- Harold E.E._Paltersoa, Paltereoa, aa/k/a /k /a .iter-.lAr- good night In Kangss City hos­ ten a person can veto to Con­ survey of 06,088 chlldnn and ■ity, Madison, N. J. This group BUck and White h m d Edward PaUerson, late of Bol- necticut A new reaident must makes twice weekly trips to ■AMCSSSTSl’ S n. within said' District, dsceased. pital where he is recovering adults who guttered from mea­ -TiM KiiYiTirTwim n m SnUs Court doth decTM that six from bath tub fall. have lived to the stote ter one sles last year found that one New York City ter oonterence orColor allow ^'.snd limited for ' Sen. Goldwater says there “ Is year and to the same town ter in fifteen developed a potential- and clasees on U.N. groimde. CurrfiOb Aaattal Divldsnd M O TO R S A L ^ “ -**-■ —“ ite to exr six months b efon he Is eligible On Insured Savings th6k Mm# Just no simple solutions” to aaiaart^ complication, and 12 Miss England Is a 1962 1^ and directs that agrioaltuie "meM” and present to v w now. If the proposed diad. Most prominent comidlca- graduate o f Manohefiter High SsUilig imd 8«rv|Uiif ______, bo given of this or- administration should stop try­ atoendment Is spprovsA only Uons were severs bronchitis or School now majoring in gw- r to advertising in a newspaper ing to patch up a worn-out the local six months iMd pneumonia. Inflammation of thq ernment While at SOiS she MON-TVI^I. .ring a circulaXtea hi said (lla- — • •------.•— ^ copy thereof In g ra m . . . Sen. Humpbiu requirement would be left toner aar, neurological diatur- editor o f 'tOuill,*' the fine <•'-1 A second am«ulment would hances, brain inflammation, arte magai^e, .a High gchool CHUBB. • AM. to t P Jiu-w m OUMUttJkt ttOOH HARTFORD ROAR OPEN I to 9-*-S|CM*# ■MfEto Goldwater Intendi Extra 7 •• to *teake a shamblee” of agri­ pelsrmit the use o f abssntss Jwl' .aneapholitis, . . convulsions, and World reponer and tie# prsal' culture. lots on reliftous hdUdsys for other motor disturbances. dent Of Sock and Busklm

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BVSNlNQ HBBAU), MAKOU^TBB, GUNN« FRIDAY, OCTORER M, 1964 .IWELVB MAKCHESTKB EVtaHKG ^SSALb. CONk,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14,19M p a g e T H D r t t i i r l^pprs to Expand Final Visit Colunibia Year Sees Many Changes % At Parkado Site With Cantar Sen. Dodd Am) narat diad last Dacambar and H igh S chool W orld visit with Sddla C antor- waa raplaoad by Gen. Hianam Cantor in Ma final years was ths pramtership. Sm t i , Roebuck ie planning an entirely new, full-line Kltttkaohon). you X X IX , nd. s F r^ y , October 16 ConNlod by Stedonto o f ManclMstor. High School Mra. Jojrca Don, Facalty AdviaDr far from the vital, kinetic figure AtReception Mexico; Gustavo Diaz Ordaa Saudi Arabia: On March 30 department store at the Manchester Shopping Parkade. who had danced acrosa the was elactad July 0 to a aix-yaar Crown PrUiee Felaal took the The store, in two new buildings, will replace the present Zlegfeld stage and the screens Urm aa praaidant atartlng in reins of state from Ms half- Editorial I A Coitom Far Mora Honolrad PrineipiA Outline* Rule$ Parkade Sears branch of movie houses. His speech had Ben. Thomas Dodd, campaign­ Dacambar. ^ brother, lon g Baud. Indiana Drop grown, slow and heavy-toiigued, ing In .Tolland Couqty today, Panama: Maroo RoMaa waa Lebanon: Charles Helou was It is time for a change in to conform. Thsy must The following announce­ it encoursgea distsstsful Th« ant «t«p wUl b« con- Voter Session will wind up Hhi tour In Co­ elected president in May to itructioB U a l«-bay servlc* evidence of the hesul .attsicks alectad fat August to a alx-year the thinking of Manchester turn ths strong powsr of ment was made to Msn- incidents. Out of fsinissn '' that had withdrawn him from lumbia, making a major ad­ succeed Roberto CMarl. to ths majority, ws want *'* aUttoa and auto aupply atora term as prewdent of Labanon, Soccer Came social pressure to anforcs chestar students over tha The last regular voter- the entertainment- scene. When dress at a recp^lon in Yoomans Chile: Moderate leftist Eduar­ aucceedlng Gen. Fuad Chefaafa. etudents’ and parents. And it these standardA rather to spara students this type at Broad 8t. and Green Manor making session prior to the Hall at 8:30 p.m. do Fret waa electad preaident is time for change in the Intercom Wednesday morn­ Blvd. to replace the exUitingr he moved, it was with a deliber­ South Viet Nam: Army gener­ than to uphold one etea- of unpleasantness. ” Nov. 3 national and state ateness of a man who knew he He will spoak on modlcare, last month. als early last November de­ To Warriors mores of Manchester stu­ derd to the community and ing, Oct. 16, by Mr. A. Ray­ "Much has been writtta ’ ” etructure In the Parkade. elections will be held tomor­ foreign policy and other ques­ mond Rogers, principal of A re796 toemselvea a first place poeiUon. the books. dances. Ing with the hopes that the south almost as far as the fore the show — he couldn’t and will serve refreshments at the sources — Illegal sales by Dutch Maid party at Yeomans Hall seemed to be the same local package stores, or, and Last, and most Impor­ "If you attend n func­ no-one in Manchester High Blvd. The lower level will be Coventry do his juggling. But when the tion, we encourage you to School will feel it necessary ' show was over, he got plas­ Hall tomorrow from 1:30 to team of greenhorns that the var- more likely, the home liquor tant, . Is the reaponslbllity u ^ for storage. of the student community. stay until ths end. When to test this policy. The addition will increase the tered. 4:40 p.m. Mrs. Elsie Bourdeaud- aity played In the pre-season eabinet. hul will show lingerie, sports­ ■40 IMPALA ■41 CHRYSLER jamboree. Their powerful feet In The responsibility lies, aa It is a respoBslbiUty to you leave, you are expect- "An atmosphere of oour- space in the Parkade by more "I saw him three days before demonstrate a Uttlc pru­ to leave the grounds Im- f teey and concern for oth­ than half. The present retail Drive Is Set wear and children’s clothing. the backfleld contoually missed defined by law and by he died, and he said to me, ‘I The kindergarten youngsters HEAT 4-Door Wagon. Green. 4-Door, automatic, vadle,- their pasees to the frontline re-, the social sensibinty, In the dence and rationality in­ mediately for you will not ' ers can do wonders toward area is ISO,000 square feet. sometimes wonder what I could Radio, heater, PowergUde, beater, jet black. dicative of the adulthood be readmitted. Experience promoting school spirit at The Parkade is owned by will tour the animal bsm s at ceivere and the ball flew out. of lap of the parent. But It lies For Clothes have been if I hadn’t been on the University of Connecticut IS OUR BUSINESS power steering. No. 686L hounds. also in the lap of the collec­ they try to emulate. UhtU has shown us that when school events and in ths '' First Hartford Realty Corp., a the stuff’.’’ $1495 a willingness to accept the large numbers of students long run leads to greater publicly owned real estate Tuesday morning. Both sessions $1295 An Indian misplay on one of tive adult community. And Cjaiifor felt a mellowness to­ will attend and mothers will it lies above all in the lap charge of adulthood and are loitering around the freedom as each accepts his ''' firm headquartered In Man­ A clothing collection of clean 4 theee wild high flying kicks ward Fields, as he did toward provide transportation. of the student community. its duties to the oommun- premises end perking lot. own responsibility." chester. President is Neil El­ and useable articles will be con­ all his old fellow performers; ■42 FALCON transformed Into the game win­ Ity is demonstrated, there lis. 43 Butternut Rd. School Mehos ning (or rather losing) comer It is ths responsibility of ducted from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fanny Brice, Will Rogers, Bert Next week's menus; Monday, ■42 FALCON the parent to set family can be no aouse for In-, Manager of the present Williams, Marilyn Miller, etc. 4-Door Wagim. Maroon, Wck. Oct. 24 at the Church (Commu­ corned beef hash, pickled beets, norms for social drinking. It dulgent parents to provide Bears store in Manchester is But for Fields he had a special 3-Door. Blue. Standard radio, heater, automatlo Ironically Manchester hid alcoholic beverages, end James DeRooco, 140 MountaW nity House on Rt. 44A. The carrot sticks, plums; Tuesday, transmission, whitewalln. is his responsibility under affection. sliced ham with pineapple, can­ shift, radio, heater. No. more offensive ball control. Hall no grounds on which stu­ AFS Opens Field : Rd. The planned expansion missionary committee o f the No. 6505 A t the receiving end of-a Wethersfield elbow is Indian (right, head hidden) center forward the law to dispense drinks, “ He helped educate me,’’ died sweet potato or rice, pciu, 6658. fullbacks, by bottling up play in and it is his alone. And If dents can demand them. program. DdRocco says, will Second Congregational Church (Jantor said. “ Fields always $1245 the center of the field, never Marshall Stephens, Tri-captain (right inside) Bill Carney hustles In to assist in breaking Manchester has taken a require a substantial increase is sponsoring the collection. applesauce; Wednesday, mine­ . $1145 up the melee. Stephens recovered in time to get control of the ball, and ipade a pass to left responsibility la to be en­ carried books with him, and strone soup, sliced meat sand­ gave the crack Indian insides. couraged, he will be pru­ long stride toward a ra­ in the number of employes at Contributions of 10 cents Rich Toten,. Marshall Stevens wing Steve Maher (not ahowri) who took It in for the score. Last Friday that lone goal waa To NewParticipants;; every day he would read the wich, apple cake with topping; tional pattern of sooial the store. per pound will be accepted for only good mough for a 1-1 atalemate \vith Wethersfield. The Red and White striped half­ dently sparing In this dis­ New York Times and several Thursday, meat and noodle cas­ and tri-captalh Bill Camey a pensation, rather than give standards by ecknowledg- Also on the agenda for the processing the clothing for chance to get their pass-shot back CJhet Koblinski Is backing up the attack. (Herald photo by Pinto.)' other newspapers. Elach night serole, carrots, fruit cocktail; a student carte blanche ac­ ing ths problem. Until, Junkms wishing to apply sonlng board meeting Monday shipment to New York City to he would get out the dictionary plays out of the dust > . however, these raeponalbll- be forwarded to needy areas Friday, filet of haddock, rice, cess to alcoholic beverages. Indian Trail are two requests for used car and pick out three words that he '61 CHEVROLET Veteran halfbacks Rich Sie- Ities ere fulfilled, there the American Field Service,^ throughout the World. spinach, peaches. We are equipped and trained at McKinney The responsibility lies in dealer’s licenses and three, for made me learn and use in sen­ al, Dave Brady and tri-captain lOH Food Fhir the lap of the adult com­ can be no lasting solu­ Americans Abroad Sum'msr-.-^ TTie Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ Fuel Company to provide the best possible Sill Rylander piqyed a hard ■O O dER variances. tences. By the end of two years Manchester Evening Hemld munity to set certain In­ tion to thU mark of MHS 1 ...... Eastern Program must return prelimi­ ’The used car dealer's licenses ship of the church will be as­ service to our many customers. Keeping youi pressing. defense. This was 6 with the Follies, I had amassed Columbia corresftondent Virgin­ 4-Door Sedan. Green. R formal standards to which shame on Manchester. MHS 1 ...... Wethersfield 1 nary appUcatlon forms to ths| are being asked by Harry T. sisting the missionary com­ hotfaing unusual for that depart­ The lOH Country Food Edward J. Ooltmen. a pretty good vocabulary.” ia M. Carlson, telephone 228- home comfortably warm is our first objec­ Standard shift, 6 cylln- ▼ Fair will be held tomorrow they expect the students MHS 6 ...... HaU 1 Gkildanos Office hy Monday, t/ MuU, doing business as Turn­ mittee with the project. ment; . Cantor refused to let his heart 9224. tive. Wfc are proud to deliver ATLANTIC der, radio, heater. No. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Record 8-1-3 pike Motors at 160 W. Middle A work project at 8 a.m. Oct. disability end his good works. Defeat should >be blamed oq. Apn|lcaata will be,screened,, 24 will be held at the Church 6146. graea In front of the high Tpke., in Business Zone H; He was using all his efforts to Jieating oil—a triple-refined product—^the lapse of hustle between each of by matebera of the AFS ,town Community House for glazing cleanest burning fuel oil you can buy. the three waves of positions. achool tennis courts on East FOOTBALL And by Robert Boulay, doing the windows and painting the line up a big television specta­ Center S t Cakes, candies, Letters of G>mmendation and schoifi committees., In ^ cular to raise money for Dr. Time and again a blood and gut MHS 6 ...... Platt 16 business as Turnpike Auto trim on the building. Volunteers FOR RENT For service and fuel that you can count pies, books, pumpkins, end a MHS T ...... Wethersfield 37 .November the eommlttees will S Body Works at S Essex St., in Jonas Salk’s Research Founda­ play in backfleld did not g e^ a will be needed. Those helping 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projec­ no matter when yon need it, please call day second effort In the line. variety Of other items will be Record 0 -3 select two finalists whose isp- Business Z^ances are; brushes, cloths and putty 35 nun. slide projectors. the soccer camp if Ccmsird is to will be held at the Concordia OROm COUNTRY A. J. CiedMWski, to add a knives. H ie women of the retail; I have to go after it 4^Door BtaUon Wagon. Lutheran Churoh on Pitkin MHS 3 4 ...... Conard 34 •the AFS office in New Toric. . wholesale,” said Cantor, who Our eustoiiMn hka cor price...and ae will y«al Convertible. Bed. Radio, be downed tomorrow. Game Twenty-throe seniors fromW The foUowing seniors were garage on the north side of a church will provide coffee and WELDON DRUG CO. Maroon. Radio, heater, time is 11:80 for the return bout S t asmiflnslUU In ths exam: Jack MHS 1 6 ...... Eastern 45 A student Interested In th a 't had collected millions of dollars heater, whitewalls. MHS have dUifiaysd their out­ program must be at least 16 house at ISO Oakland St., Resi­ doughnuts for the workers. 901 Main St.—'Tel. 643-5321 Fordomatic. No. 6605, wito the Oileftains. On opening Alhng, Cynthia Briggs. Paul Record 5 -0 for the March of Dimes and by June 80, 1965, be" in ' good... dence Zone A, that will be cloS' Rt. S Carrier Named $875 day MHS and Conard settled standing academic ability by PllkonU and Joanns Reynolds. other causes. $1245 health, hevs studied a foralfn •r to tlie building sideline than Walter C. Phillips of South 3 \ He reminisced about the great for a 1-1 draw. The only Satur­ receiving Letters of Ownmen- Alan Baxter, Peter Becker, regulations aUow. The rfgula- St. will be the regular rural Indians Beat Bob Boeworth, Edward Celt- language lor two years, dlso names he had worked with. He day game in the schedule will datlon from ths Nstiunsl Merit by. June, (lAtln Is included),., tloBs call for IS-foot sideyards cai^ier cm Rt. 3 starting to­ be played i-as a. doublfeheader Scholarship Program. ThU U man Suzanne Cowlee, Leslie Sports Daiice, morrow. spoke affectionately of Samuel ■59 BUICK ■42 RAMBLER and have an excellent acn-‘ In A none; the garage would be with the afternoon football ths largest number of MHS Dowd, Gary Ounaa, William Postmaster Herman LeDoyt Goldwyn, who had brought him American 4-Door Station Bristol Team demlc record. He should also he ^ Biree feet from the lot line. to Hollywood for a series of film S-Door Hardtop. White game. students ever te recelvs these Hack, EUzabeth House, Elisa­ said Phillips replaced Mrs. INSULATION FUEL CO M PA N Y aad gold. Radio, heater, Wagon. Blue. Standard Rally Tonight a willing to go to almost any Robert E. Dell, to add a porch extravaganzas. One was “ Whoo­ TO' add to the hooters’ prob­ awards. beth Hyde, Judy Jackson, country in the world and live*’' Claudia Miller, a substitute car­ automatic, whitewalls. N a shift. Whitewall tires, lems will be the migration from Janice McMlIIen, Dianne Nova- on the back of a home, at 84 rier on the route since Dec. 30. pee." in which Cantor had Ths letters wtre awarded te under conditions quite .differ­ 5011. heater, defroster. No. 6827 soccer to foothall turf employ­ Sco|*e 15-45 kouskl, Patricia Rhoads, Rich­ Helaine Rd., Residence Zone A, 1963. Mrs. Miller will continue starred on Broadway for Flo W. H. ENGLAND TELEPHONE 443-2141 the 25,000 highest scoring stu­ The Student Council is spen- ent from those tiv vriilch he is^ V ' that will make an existing ga­ Zlegfeld. $1095 $1095 ing portahle goals on an all to­ Marjorie Luke John KrinJ; dents (n the country on the Na­ ard Siogal, Daniel Sturtevant, soring Its second sports dnnee of acouatomed. The imgram- is ii as a substitute. gether smaller field. rage non-conforming. 'Ibe porch The stage producer wanted Displaying the balance that tional Merit Scholarship Exam- Peter Tennant, William Vln- the sesron tonight In the arena, not a vacation but an sxperi-w LUMBER C O . Everett T. McKinney— ^E. Thomas McKinney A come hack decisive win to­ will extend further back than Maachester Evening Herald his star to stay in the show and has Men their forte all sesison ination. The ssmiflnalists and eent, Robert Whlteeell, Robert Dancing .will bo to rscosds sfad sacs offering -both a challang* morrow would put the Indians the MHS harriers defeated Bris­ WiUon, Erie W olf and Thomas tlia garaga. causing a violation Coventry correspondent, F. majie the movie version. on -A t the OrsMi^ M9-SS01 M anagers Legion of Honor receivers- of Letters ef Com­ by ths Elridfa Trio and Om u m , and ths opiwrtunity to leam 'n mt a SMiing clause requiring Panline Ltttl^ Mephone 742- Long Island during the daytime. rig ^ h a ck into league title con- tol Eastern Tuesday by the al­ mendation together make up ziabrovfky were the recipients who hnvs hesn sngngsd by Betsy teiiuon. Talent they have. Their about and understand aaothsrtt that detached garages be in the 0231. Goldwyn argued that the film EXTENDED WARRANTY most perfect .score of 15-45. less than 7 per oent of the 307,- o f ths Letters eC Commenda' Hydt, student council soclnl oountry. >-• drive after g loss will be teste It is most appropriate that "Modesty becomes a young Five Indians crossed the finish rear quarter of house lots be­ could be made cheaper in Holly­ UP TO 000 students who took ths ex­ tion. commlttss chairman. In tha j u t MHS Jus had X hind the rearmost portion of wood, “ because I can get the tomorrow. .Marjorie Luke, Legion co-edi­ man." Barrows could only have line ahead of the first Bristol amination last spring. Leahs MeCaughey, '65. During the course of the eve­ Goal Isn’t Profit tor of the World, take her had one person in mind when runner. Leading the assault was tluwe students partlolpats la ti the house. Indians right off the reservoir” ning ths football eo-esptains and tha program, and thair sk- rightful place among those he wrote that phrase— the male Captain Pete (lodln '66, followed M. Little and A. Smadiettl, LONDON — Britain’s nation­ (sic). 12 M O N T H S ths soccer trl-cnptains will be perlenoss. glTs an Idea of the u to convert a one-family apart­ Eddie laughed at his joke, but YOU S-A-V-E WHEN YOU SHOP AT students honored in the Legion legionnaire of the week—John by Dave Stoneman '67, Paul Folk Music Chib . introduced. A pep rally led by alized industrie.s include coal Krinjak. John's abilities and Krysiak '65, George Davis '66 possibilities with which an v ment above a store at 301 Cen­ there was little mirth in his of Honor. Teen Center ^ the varsity" dheerlenders will be applicant is fated. BUI YYfalts** mining, electric and gas trans­ Marj, or Mookey, as she Is admirable qualities are the aid Jack Lafko: 'to. This fine all- ter St. (at Lilac St.), In Busi­ mission, inland transport, and voice. I didn't realize the meas­ WOODUND BARDENS for “Plaitt Thai Plaata!” Renews Program held at 6:30,^The rally is being sell, ’68, Uvsd with a large ness Zone n , to a two-family ure of his loss of Ida, his be­ known by her close friends, factors responsible for his suc­ around effort was indicated by held in the hopes of botstcrlng air transport. Under the law, 12,000 MILES cessful high school career. the times which were the fastest femUy in tJu ntllippinea Where apartment with less floor area the industries are expected to loved wife for 48 years who had SPECIALS! SPECIAIA! SPECIALS! holds Luci Baines Johnson ju Open Again school spirit for the Indians who his major activities were at'*,, John is an active member of all year. The winning time was A real Interest and a lot of than regulations allow. The pay their own way but not to died in 1962. At the mention of her favorite public personage go on the warpath against Oon- tending acliool. and Jie^ng to^i because she feels "she is the the Chirrent Affairs Club and 14;55. snthusiasm are the sols ro- two apartments would be about make a profit for the Govern­ her name; he dissolved in tears Thursday night marksd the nrd this wsskend. bring in the local rice iur*i* and had to leave the room. model of a teen-ager, and she’s Arts Magazine. He has been a The Indians used a fast, steady qulremsnts for sntranee Into Tbe Indians fees ths Conard 425 8q. ft. in sire; the regula­ ment. start, which they had'practiced Opening of Mancheeter’s Teen veft. Holly Hopker, '64, op Uw if tions require 700 sq. ft. in each. He returned composed, but it TULIPS DAFFODILS ■41 CHEVROLET ■41 CHEVROLET not afraid to say what she: valuable asset to the Sock and ons of MHS’i most unusual OMsftans on ths aocesr field other lund, Uvod with a prom­ Buskin Drama Society for the previous week, to gain an Center for the 1964-65 year. groups, the f now departed. He was com­ mlssian, 6 cylinder, white- Marj . herself. She possesses a abllltie.s were clearly in evi­ Coach Robert Sinee was very season are now on sale at tfae the guitar but will find enjoy­ thusiasm will he expressed by HARWK3H, Eng. pliantly serving out his time, CROCUS d o z . walls, radio, heater. vibrant personality and a gen­ dence with his leading role in West Side Recreation Bulldin|;, ment in seeing others snjoy the students Friday night and old English custom called roe Sr. celebrated their silver power steering. ■ tory over Eastern which '66, became the second daugh> ‘« “ mayor-making"—has been re­ which ended last Saturday night 50 for 31.29 erally cheery attitude which "You Can’t Take It With You.” dally, until 5:30. Coet of mMn- themselves. fiaturday during tha games than anniversary at a party recently, $149S had been regarded as the ter 6f s family in BoUen, vived in this Essex County they shared the limelight with at 7:20. $1595 m add to her charm. In addition, John's leadership abilities bershlp is |2. The club will continue under was shown at tho'Junior Assem­ Prance, and had the opportim- Dos. she is a responsible, mature are demonstiated in his past team tp beat. They were unde­ Students are reminded that bly which took place on Tue*- town. During the ceremony, two other couples In the family, ■ feated tintil Tueklay. Evidence the direction , t»t Mr. Larry Ity to leam about the aqiecto which dates back 3«0 years but Mrs. Budroe's parents, Mr. MIAMI (AP) — Mrs. Michael ■41 CORVAIR person and a dedicat'td leader. performance as president of his the minimum age requirement Perry and Mr. David Monahan, day morning. of European life seldom seen Dunn calls Sherri Lynn Dunn EMPEROR TUUPS ■41 RAMBLER When asked what her favor­ <3hurch Youth Fellowship, and of the difference a year makes for membership is 15. The Teen . was discontinued during World and Mrs. Antonio Di Pietranton- A 1 a o: Speclea Tulips, 4-Door. Radio, heater, folk lingers In their own right. Regular school attire will be by a tourist ^ her "golden” grandbaby. The Largest Size! ite pasl-tlme activity was, three-year membership hi the la that Bristol shut out the Har­ Center will be open on Thurs­ War n , the town's new mayor lo, and the Budroes' son and Grape Hyacinths, Narcis­ standard transmission. 4-door, red, radio, heater, Informal meetings take place required for Friday night’s ' In Mareh a" prsliminary sal- o little girl is the 50th grandchild Marjie remarked, “ Bind me' Student Council. John was also riers In 1968, but tbe result* day, Friday, and Saturday throws 1.000 pennie.s and 1,000 daughter-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. sus, Snowdrops, SclUas, standard transmission. were reversed this year. on the second Thursday and dsnes and students are request­ action wUl bs’ mads, by -the - of Mrs. Dunn, mother of 16 Blua No. 6168. some time, and I’ll find you an elected as one of six represent­ currant buns to the village chil­ Anthony Budroe, also'have the Dutch Iris, Double, Par­ CToach Sines feels, that Man­ nights, from 5:30 to 11 p.m. Aa fourth Wednesday of sach ed to wear sneakers oi' other AFS office In New York, apd ,h dren. same wedding date. children. rot, Lily Flowering, $1195 $895 activity.” This is no slight ex­ atives from MHS to Nutmeg In the past, the Center provides month. The time is 7 to 9, and soft, rubber acAed shoes. Soda d o z . chester has a good chance of placement of semi-finalist wUl , Bteedar Tnl^w, etc. aggeration, aa evidenced by her Boys' State last year. regaining, the (X7IL ([Ihamplon- a place for teenagers (o get to­ the members may come and go will )>e available et the refresh' begin. If en MHS student be- ' busy jchedule. Her academic John's academic curriculum 1 . 1 9 ■43 CHEVROLET ship if the^sbeat Windham next gether, dance, and have re­ at will. ment stend In the back entrance comes a. .sethi-finallst, hs or aha -• ■41 CORVAIR schedule includes.' Advanced this year includes Honors Eng­ Thursday, Oc'hyM at Memorial freshments. During the year speclnl of the arena. Admission Will be win bs notified about pic host 4-Door. Blue, radio, heat­ Belalr, 4-door, V-8, radio, Placement English TV, Physics, lish rv. Honors Modem His­ Field. The W hip^ts are also un­ Linda Cox '66 guests Fuch aa Ken Taplin will 86c with SAA end S6c without. ooimtry and family by June. er, standtud transmission. heater, Powerglide, whlto- New Teacher Trig, and Math Analysis, Latin tory, Physics, Trig, and Math defeated. . entertain the group. Candy Bnchedourian '66 During the year, funds' for UPRIGHT YEWS No. 6168. walls. No. 6608. Analysis, with his favorite HEMLOCKS Mr. David E. Gibbons is a IV, with the latter as her fa­ Following in the visnity's foot- Students using the student Robin Btarkel, '66. this program and for Bringing (Japanese) $1195 $1945 new member of the school Eng­ vorite. course being EhigUsh with Mr. itepe, the JVs turnqffNn a 19-44 parking lot must display their Students who wish to use afiother foreign student to 15" U p-^ Years Old lish Department. Presently he Marj Is a three-year member Hunt. In addition to maintain­ triumph. Ken Hankinson '66 was parking permit in the lower Students are reminded that the library after 4 pjn. must MHS will bs raised by the AFS Wt ROUNDUPTIME 12 t o 1 8 " Is teaching English 11 and III of the Latin Club, . filling the ing a high academic average, the individual winner. ' right hand eorner of the wind­ the library is closed every obtain a pass from ons of ths town and school ornnmltteas. on levels 2 and 3. office of secretary this year. John also works aa a part- L*e Dowd '96 shield. Tuesday, period 4— (G-3). librarians. Sally CtiApin, ’68. Mr. Gibbons majored In During her sophomore year, time clerk at the Manchester N I C E / speech gnd English at the Uni­ Marj was a representative of Plumbing and Supply Co. '60 F O R D versity of Alabama and the the Student Council 'and a Among John’s likes are found University of Hartford. During member of the Debating Club. long hair (on girls, of course), PLANTS! S-Dom: sedan, white college he was active in the This year she also belong to Ian Fleming movies. Italian Majorettes * peppers and dark eyes. His fa­ finish, standato shift, University Theatre Players. the Current Affairs Club. . ' For two years he was involved MarJ’s religion is an impor­ vorite leisure time activity la ■’M nicely equipped. No. traveling (In his own car) and Spark Spirit in technical work and acted in tant part of her life. She is • -v 6436 two of their plays, "The Good president of the Norwich Dean- "seeing as many places as pos­ > I sible first hand.” 10 for «5.95 Woman of Stez Uah” and "Bye nery of the CYO dnd the Cul­ '35. 10 for «9.9S tural Director of St. Maurice John waa very decisive At Pep Rally of Love." when he stated that he felt '•A Before coming to MHS he Church. Last fall, Marj was that the citizenship grades taught speech in Tuscaloosa one of six delegates chosen to Once again, the majorettes JAPANESE YEWS were unfair "because they can’t SIRLOIN PIT No. 38 RUBBER PLANTS aad attend the CTO National CJon- and -the band , can be heard <• , -.kT * Py ■62 BUICK - . '44 CHEVROLET High School, Tuscaloosa, Ala­ be based on academic abili­ , (SPREADINa) bama. There he was the direc­ vention In New York. practicing during fourth period. Impala 4-Door. Turquoise. ties.” AsidS from, this, John Is SPLIT PHILODENDRON tor of two one-act plays, "Dial Blectra Convertible. Blue. Heater, powerglide, white- If Margie were given a quite satisfied with MHS, es­ This year the groups are under TAk£A SHO^-CUrTf^PU Tf/F FAGS TO ARBORVITAE WeU Shaped—3 to 3 F t Automatic. V-8, whitewall walls. One owner. Low M for Murder" and "Sorry, chance to change a small phase pecially with the “‘superior the direction of a new music tires. Radio, heater, de­ mileage. No. 6638. Wrong Number.” He also has of life in this great Ipstitution teaching.” teacher, Mr. James Hlgginbot- Landscape Btee—Come and See of education, she would, raise 287 W KT MIDDLE TURNPIKE froster, ^w er top, power substituted at East jiartford • "Being completely lost in tom, instead of Mr. Vater who steering, power brakes, $2395 Hl|^ School the temperature of the pool New York's subway systsm was their instructor in previous MANCHESTER power windows, power When asked about a first Im- about 10 degreu, but, other­ when I waa there,for the first years. Beats, No. 6378. wise, she feela "It’s all great!” A O K o m n u m n u c p a r k a d e preaaion of MHS he only said time” is a memorable event In The majorettes are an out­ • ^60 CADILLAC that It wais "very big." He Among Marjie’s likes are our legiontipire'e life, as is this standing club and a credit to $2375 Convertible. White, fun thought that the high school convertibles, coke, c 1 p p u a past winter, when hli car ran the achool. These girls pn^vldc clouds and lobster; her dis­ power, whitewalls, radio, and its students were typical out of oil In Fairfield, 65 miles half-time entertainment for the CHUCK W A60N STYLE heater. No. 6804. of secondary schools every- like, cauliflowers and mud. from nowhere and left. him Maxj’s unselfish attitude is football and basketball games. $2090 whare, stranded. ’ ' They also participate Ui . ■Bl CHEVROLH Mr. Gibbons lives with his exemplified in her comment Until John '"leaves the nest' when asked what she would parses, along with various AFRICAN Vi0LETSnl.Stt wlfs and two children in Weth­ to begin his college career, he other achool groups. Last year S^Door '^Hardtop. White ersfield. His wife teaches Eng­ do with a'million dollars: "I will live with his parents, they performed at the band con­ and red. Radio, heater, ■41 CHEVROLET lish at Penney High School, in really. wish I had it because 4-Door. Sedan. Green, Mr. and Mra. John C. Krinlak, cert, and at the senior-faculty SIZZLIN’SIRLOIN See Us For: SCOTTS Clearance Sale. powergUda whltewalla East Hartford and at ths Uni­ I'd give it to aid handicapped and his sister, at 17 Ash­ standard shift, 6-cylinder, basketball game. In both rou­ JVhife Floor Stocks Last ! HUBBARD-HALL ^ N a 6631. versity of Hartford, rhls sum­ children." This is Marj's ■ goal worth St. radio, heater. No. 6146. In life and she hopes to pre­ tines lighted batons were used C O V H tS S.OOO S q. Ft. mer the Gibbons family took a $157S $1295 six-week trip to the west coast, pare for it at St. Joseph Col­ very effectively against a dkrk lege. background. These two events Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Holly, visiting moat of the National Club Promotes Parks .and other scenic or his­ Meanwhile, she will remain are annual activities on the ma­ Azaleas, -Firethom, Spruce, Pine, torical'sites. For hobbies he re­ an office girl at the Yarn- jorette calendar. Thli year, as STEAK DINNER Rhododendron, etc. stores antique furniture. Is In­ Apart Co. and reside' with her Driving Safet)^ In other years, the majorettes OOMCWniMO OP* terested In photography, and parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Cliester will aid the cheerleaders In re­ * 1 . 9 9 - P .. Luke, brothers. Bob, 16, euu} The Safety Organization Is vitalizing the school spirit in also enjoys cooking. Johnny, 12, and her adorable ★ CRISP GReew s a l a d - , Bkrb Cocconi, '66. again beginning a new year pep rallies. The first such rally jt'SPEOALCUT FUV 0R fA «6O Dried Material for Your Arrange­ pooch, Trina at 4 Fernwood b o n a n z a D R E 9 9 N B under the counseling of Mr. wl)l be held this evening. There s iR io t N s r c A K Driv4, - lii Bolton. ments. Mulching Hay, Peat Moss, Saa Ut Far HARDY&i. Norman Wilcox. Mem'./efshlp Is Will also be another one during iA'IDAHO BAM ID POTAIO ★ TE^AB -TOAST Cyndee Fllnn, ’66. Bird Seed, Pots, Tubs, Garden Tools, open to any student of MHS. the basketball season fat which GHRYSANTHEHUinn ;New Students . Security on the road is of the majorettes will take part. 1V E 80A T then SUNDAY e tc .' CHEVROL ET/ x-perlod the Current Affairs pr\pie concern to most drivers. Fo;- all of these occasions, the This year’s Unaup of twirlsra demonatrates thair skills dur­ parfona at tonight’a pep ral^ th eifd ^ 11:M AJI. to 9 PM. Club. will hold Its naturalisa­ The purpose of this club U to girls write their own musical ing half-time of Saturday’s football gams. Thajr will also OL06ED MONDAY You Buy With . Made Voters promote ' better student re­ s tion assembly. rouUne*. /V © T iP P /N G OPEN Aasnranoe and These two events take place sponse to the r$Uea and regula* IntlafMOon At Yoar biennially at MHS. Mr. Zatur* tions of the road and to ele­ Previously the majorettea petition which wUl ba held this TW* U not a compcUUon, but captain, '66. Debbl* Oatchall. marbltliiK forward, WOODLAND GARDENS The (Turrent Affairs Club Jiad competed in state and r*- ^o.-mg. the majorettea and bands from Linda Faridoni, Marion Verge and,-'-* .With- - «*i- ...... 1 -A PMENDLY PLACE TO BUY- made voters of all juniors and i^y, advisor to the club, stated vate the "teen” Image. • clubs meet with similar or- TbsTha twirlwrs w h o. represant So fur tliia year Bob YYhitoMy, '65. achool. Paula Glaoomliii,''66. -Ing m ^ c to'take part in a com- ganlaattniM from area sehoola. the achool u f ^jtaaibm attoa have ^baah" $n£dtlCtiiC ' f Neat TueBiuy during the- ;

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PAGE FOtJETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1^, 1964 d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE MANCHiSSTBR BVBNiNG HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.y FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1964 f a g b f t m i a i LITTLE SPORTS BY ROttBDN OUR BOARDINO HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLR rsr w officially a coipbrata an-, e presiaent of tha Connecti­ m CiRM das Uty with obligations comparaMe cut WCTU. Refuse Unit to those of a municipality- W e r U E vent Before her election as WCTU Red Chinese Conflict 6. Select .a permanent time, national treasurer In 1962, Mrs. date and place for future meet­ Powell served as president of 401lr.l___ To Organize Set in Tow n StAU.r MLSf k«At\M» «lWoad«iaMp ings. HRC - chairman Francis the Illlinois WCTU and was a Vcr/AMU6\N6. MR.A4KMS May Be Removal Key DellaFara offsred Msachsstsr's mathematics teacher in Dlinols 47lMMfortli Munielpsl Budding as a Mast­ Mrs. H.F. Powell of Evanston, schools. She has been active in GALLON 14 TVC HaI ^ , Am o W 9 m S u o o Sh^b ^ ^ ^ i^ i v n%x BlStTMtiksw On OcL 22 ing iHace. IU., will be principal speaker temperance work all her life, lAIMHE 16 •m'SAMEf X / SS.Abc«l*H (OMtttmMd from P ace One) jeA|p \tepUft akI OF TrtB uFKDfVl Beirut called Khrushchev “ the Attending the meeting was Ed­ Friday, Oct. 23, at 2:30 p.m. at starting as a member of the COJoi; W4b The Northeast Refuse Diiqioeal ward Bayers Jr. of Wapplng, a the 80th smnual Connecticut White Ribbon Recrulta, in which ••KvSSLTiUTwIrf * * a w iid « eom'k. H* told a political rally in third pillar" — the others being MFMM » the late President John F. Ken­ District (NRDD) has dalaybd iU representative of refuse handl­ Women’s Christian Temperance she 'was enrolled by her mother, CTHvMwttk Now York that turmoil around ing equipment manufacturer Mrs. Sarah A. Fortney, herself KJ OGS Bl'NNV 3 !L^Sa^i^S5ISf!ii^ nedy andi Uie late Pope John organlaaUonal meeting until next |)i| MA^k^R//^PBCTI^ _ UlEr^cKT ■7Ua4mluidiii( tho world would only Incraaao xxm . Dempster Bros. Inc. a WCTU leader. SAVE HP to $S0 A YEAR ON YOUR “—— ------— A V O O n DOWN UDooaer tho ataadfaatnoaa of the Ameri­ weak. The session had been In 1922, she married the late ItFMlalMft aOCenreeU 4 a » U ^ Together with Pope John Sayers said after the meeting H E A T 1 N O RILL... ^ .^ A L L RI8MT, S H A J« ,TVPS/ I ITminpidlr can people. ■chedUlad for last night. Rev. H. F. Powell, for many NOT UNTIL A f f T T / t ) SAM 'adrfp aiVtette hrooilitthli U .i. otllciala la Waahington and Kieliennedy," A1 Nahar said, he is prepared to offer the HANDS AND COME TH' BELU,VA nHMrMHtw firuKtaA ‘Khrushchev had typified an Tha deciaian to delay the first NRDD an alternative form of years'* minister in the Illinois p \ r 'c r \ atteatav »Oe&(caMk. 4SnoMrci«Wr ■aid there wee no ovldenca that Conference of the Methodist CLUCKi aiDMMt an^wiiai era of open policy, of peaceful session of tbs four-town district refuse incineration plan sirhich PLEASE give one d aj notice for form) 44 Man'* BUM peaceful coexlatence forced he asserted would cost less than Church, and was active in both Iwlada 45Pri*eB ijOttUidiehsv out though other coexistence and smiles." came before a meeting of the : at. 4 ^ ^ f c r . MAadltaiT Northeast Refuse Oommlttee competitive systems. It Would church and temperance woik. MNottD WChoier ' 48MMIaii|pB major iaauee of policy might A1 Jarida said: “The peace delivery—or yon may have au­ SlCaUcMHr started in 1962 by the will of (HRO) at Manchestar’a Munici be built and operated by the ’The public is welcome to at­ ■ AaSSor* a7Moroee Sottiar fi»dd*M have, including Bovlet.Chlneae tend the meeting. ’Those wishing SSRodMft aSRett ^ 4SNo(liiiiC(ft.) Kennedy and Khrushchev and pal Building. ’The NRC was pre LovardOorp. of Syracuse, N.T.; tomatic delivery. Pay at time of S4CaBtoaki •HeitiUii ,49Jewi*ha?oree relatlona. to attend may contact Mrs. Al­ MDoepta aSBoUiMwIy the prayers of Pope John now paring to turn over its woridng the towns would be charged a SwttSHtaad siriMi biU Denmark’a Prime Minister flat, per-ton rate for use of the len Swift, 64 Ledyard Rd., West delivery or at our office ap to 9 aTtmaf 7 Mr. Spark* )li a hangs in the balance." papers to the infant NRDD. SCadM sa Reeky fam Jens Otto Krag said the change Only six representatives to the faallity. . 4 4 Hartford. B MdMnaMt • Female MhriMr MWlt^thle sawa plungad the world into a state of P.M. same day. MCoavwtto M Author e< SSMerinai'i district have been appointed by DellaFera asked Sayers to ap­ MM’f Mrrie* ■lOtefewl dlreetkm uncertainty. Ha said that world tha four mambar, communitiaa. llLefel •Trlitiwii poliUea would remain on an pear at a future meeting of WE GUARANTEE Two Men Hurt ’Tha six agreed it srould be best NRDD. 5” 7 m r 1?T 11 12 uncertain course until the poll* to delay tha NRDD’s formal 1 2 5“ r “ elaa of Khrushchev’s aucceseors Homemade That the oU yon boy from as is eqaal or aaperlor 9o i f ' F In Comer Crash start until all 12 eventual mem­ other on tho market. W ar* fully known. ' bers can attend. “ There will probably be no RT Participating in the disposal Hubcaps Stolen * 41,000.00 REWARD — IF PROVEN OTHERWISE political consequences, at least InvestigaUon of a two- car 16 district are Manchester, Vernon, RAVIOLI 'THE not In the near future,’’ said collision at the intersection of iB South Windsor and Bolton. Man­ From New Car FRESH OR FROZEN SAVE WHEN YOU HEAT W I 1 N .. . ^ e d e n ’a former ambassador to Center and Foster Sta. at chester has named three of its BY V. T. HAMLIN TF Moscow, Rolf Sohlman. ALLY OOP nr 1:16 this tnomlng has resulted five repreaentatlvea, Vernon has Four hubcaps, valued at a to- WA30J?* tf West Berlin Mayor Willy named its total of ^ ree, but no k O Brandt said Khrushchev was no in the arreet o f Arthur Colby, taJ of $38, were reported stolen Doz. 30e COOPERATIVE OIL CO. OW „.IUT PNOU 20 21 86, of 404 Summit St He is others have been appointed. from a new Ford Galaxle park­ IH'ONE WHBQ!'lOUlRE flUProsEwe 19 friend of Germany's < but that (The Herald mistakenly re­ A Divialon o f Boland OU Company Sfaiee IMS WHAT \ eOlN' BAOCrSEE/^ BRC3UGHT HER OOP, ^IHINKHEU "he had become interested in charged with failure to grant ed in the Holiday Bowling Lanes Mrs. H. H. Powell fUOUBCT ) MXIROL' FRJENP ( ' WP HERE IN5TEADP MQU'IV A . HPT IT? S' ported yesterday that only lot at 39 Spencer S t Wednesday 315 BROAD ST. TEL. 643-1S53 maintaining peace.’’ Brandt right of way when he allegedly Manchester, Vernon and South H. PASQUALINI THAI? y »BnJNN&4ILPE / night Union convention at South Meth said h* faU the new men would drove past the comer of Fos­ Windsor are members of the dis­ odist Church. Her topic will be 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE continue to work toward peace. Nicholas Yannone of RFD 3, TEL. 644-0404 4 RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ar ter St. and Into the eaatbound trict. In fact, Bolton voted at a Inner Braces." Mrs. C. E. Wat- 246 Avery St., Wapplng . Canadian Foreign Minister car of Raym development had taken place Ice Cream Sundae Bi ! •N Nov. 2. ting of staggered, three-year • > ! BY AL VERMEER day earlier it might have had a ’The Glastonbury man whose terms and the establishment of a FUEL OIL PRISCILLA'S POP S6{ s r decisive effect on the election. car reportedly went out of con­ quorum. If The Indian government, trol and crashed into a atone 2. Approval of a tentative GASOLINE rm HCLPINS M3U WITH THAT'S WMAT YES'. MAVBE I'LL- IT DOESN'T P/Y which counted Khrushchev wall last Wednesday night has budget and appointment of le­ YOUR HOME\NORK. FRIENDS ARE FOR...‘r TAKE YOUR PLACE. ,TO <3ET TOO Utji VtAi B1 J. K WILLIAMS friend, maintained a atrict all been arrested and charged with gal counsel. ’The NRDD will in­ PRI6aLLA.BECAU5 “ HELP EACH OTHER ON TOP OF THE ' FR IE N D L^- ence. But informed sources said failure to drive to the right. herit about $500 in working 'ttXJ'RE MY IMPROVE THEIR HONOR ROLL.' NO NO/ OMNWISG the first reaction within Prime The driver, Leonard Buiice, 39, funds from the NRC, if all the BANTLY OIL ~f FRIWO! . M A R K S ! r — IWR«, ouy, WEU. Minister Lai Bahadur Shdstrl’a is in Manchester Memorial Hos­ towna agree to the transfer. COMl’ W 'l, INC', kidpin', •EE HOW Cabinet was fear that the new pital with an ear injury. His 8. Establish committees to I6AU./ vooDorr-' Soviet leaders might try to condition is reported as satis­ study technical and site selection rn a; \iN Sii;i:i; 1 GOSHAL COME ON, patch up the Soviet quarrel with CANTyjO GETIHID factory. problems and to draft bylaws. Miuii.-ii ; u . ■)!•:. m k TAKE A iTHSEE/ Communiat China. He is scheduled to appear in 4. Arrange for insurance cov­ JOKE India had counted heavily on circuit court Oct. 26. erage for the district, which ia llil- 1 I’ .'-.'I'JT I 7 the apUt between the two Com' Minor damage and no injur­ THUR.0a .151 munist neighbors to relieve ies were reported in a crash some of China’s pressure on the involving a diesel tractor and tense Himalayan border where a car yesterday on Main St. WHEN PURCHAUD WITH Indian and Chinese troops face west of B. Center St. Police each other. issued a written warning to SAT.0a .24 V. K. Krishna Menon, a pro- Albert S. Godin of Warehouse SUNDAE AT REGULAR PRICE, 4Se Moscow Indian leftist who Point, the tractor driver, for f^auf JSuellntp KJ-I* knows the Kremlin well, pre failure to carry his registration. dieted that the new Soviet lead BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL era will not patch up their quar NEW TRANSLA'nON rel with Communist China. NEW YORK (AP) — The Vi Gal. Ice Cream In Canberra, the Australian American Bible Society today i b a S K / BoMNIE,BRIM<3- capital, the reaction was one of announced a new and simplified SHE aiMPCP ME THE HAIR caution and reserve rather than translation of the Gospel of o S Flavora REG. / a ~ u acuta misgivings about possible Mark, employing American Qualityf Service — and Personal Attentionl o VanUla PRICE ONieURTaOLB BRUSH ! o Chocolato 19o AMP BROKE changes in Soviet policy. idiom. "Our Producta, Servloe and Prlcea Are CnoxoeUed!" “Oh, th«y can iron that Httla'bun^) out aasy. Pop . . The Arab press, from Damas It was the first such undertak­ 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, (^nn. IRE 4 9 IT? and it won’t cost much to keep me from eus to Cairo, expressed appre ing of the society, a nonprofit Tel. 528-5009 Tel. 643-5476 IHQ] UuUMlI tolling Mom about it!" hansion for tho future ot world organization devoted to transla­ tion and- distribution-, of-i the Nahar and A1 Jarida of Scriptures for 66 denominations. iT.I^.WiLUAi^ THE SILENCERS IO-Nr6H klM.TilteUltf.ilL See Them In Action BEN CASEY Af Nichols-Manchester Tire, Inc. POVOUMJMD OH, THIS IS MV cSsv IF 1 EXPLAIN UNCLE'S NURSE, ‘ p a in t u p CIMTLES, WHAT IS SO - / UR8ENT THW VOU ASKED ] INSIDE, , MUE.BROUIUA/10...1 L and M Equipment Corp. SHORT RIKS BY FRANK O’NEAL ME TO COME AT ONCE?^ MAS6IE? DR.6RAHAM. Manchester's Largest Tire Dealer 0 0 vou f'NHV.rLUBETWElRE WEU.,IFYHAT ISN'T IF HEIHNKSIMNBSLBCTINS KNOWIHAr OURIAIKTC^ISUS [IHEfiSSlKTSflOW/NS. THE DIRTIEST -TlKlCK. MyOUTViWWOOESifT HE SNOW BLOWER SHOWSOR population HA9 WN6D0M WIHEVWfaD.' 3 EVER HEM20 OF.' COME RI6HT OUT and oouarowiHE ia s t ie n '^o b s ^ DEMONSTRATION (JdabjiabLi. YEAR ON SATURDAY, OCT. 17 ' BROAD ST. • A.M.-S P.H. /*•« MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLI FREE COFFEE and DONUTS W IT H U P T O BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE meBBAe^An&er NOW, HOW MANV r DONTkNOWWHV YOU WOULD ER, UH ~ PERHAPS IT WOULD aOBIUJON0S2V6 Af^THSaeONTHe . TWeLFTV-FOO0g/i I eVSN TEV: C. J. MORRISON G O O D > ^ E A ^ DECEIVE MY BE WELL NOT TO MENTION G O O D . l ^ E A R aof H6AP0F THie P IN -?^ TRAC-TEAM MOTHER, W U , THIS TO ISABEL, EH?„,------^ ONW^HSADOP THE NMOOWr 7H» RN/RALeiON. PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE UKEWr HER BELOVED/ NEVER! l// raUER? SHAME ON YOU, IT WOULD 739 MAIN ST.—State Theater Bldg.—649-9713 off YOU BEAST/j BREAK HER r HEART. h l l l i l T ANNIVERSARY

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, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1€, 1964 THE a u A L i T T c h j ( f m a a Z l!l I!'-"!' Rooms, donhera,jpotabaoL John Keane Resigns CLASSIFIED baawnwita t a t m S m t , Keane^s Cup Bubbles Over with Cheer as Manager of Warid Champion^ Herald Angle taMta, buatdba, MiBilea, tOR No lob too w njm Ttnillaa RobMns oaipentry aarvleo. EARL YOST ADVERTISING As Cards’ Manager CARPBNTRT—n yaanP m t- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS perlenca. CaUhiga aad flow. % ' the lUed, porchaa, rao roomd, ga* 8 AJW. to S P J L Made All Stops Along ST. LOUIS (A P )—John-’^^l^6toer It be toe v A o f O ie^ ^ Boecto wlm aat s^emaly rages, additions, attics fi^ Full Attention to Football regular seaeon or the oomple- by Ksaas la toe Aabenser- Ished, remodeling, oonereth Winner has finally arriVed at this late date— Oct. 16— ®y Keane, K e . nuuiager of the “th » ’of the WerULSeriea. Bnsoh hrewsTys ““ Bsard s( Dl- COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. work. No Job too amaU. SIT TiDirfe f AP^__club. Jt went without e ey ln f♦Jumped at the chance. Ho real- Wwld Champion St. Louis medlRte aatimatea. 64S-2629. Ol. yuim that nn mattar hnw manv In the baseball World Series and now full attentiim will Keane saM be regretted "the raeters room. MONDAY Thni ffBIDAI lOiM AJL-^SATUBOAV 9 AJt. that Keane, a Devin# man, Ised that no matter how many Cardinals, has sabmitted aeoeesHy of this deetston," and Bnseh had offered Keaae a ny Keane’6 cup bubbled over pennants ho won in the minors, be turned to football and the Oljrmpic Gaines. Locally, CARPMWTRY— AhSuillMI# mtW- would be lucky to Bnish the his rorignatioii in a letter to expressed Ms graUtude to the snbotantlal raise over his sal­ with cheer. After 85 years Mason. nobody would notice if he wasn’t there is only one attraction listed Saturday for the PLEASE READ YOUR AD dowa. dootd, ceilings, batch* ownor Angost Boaeh Jr. peo|de of it. Louis tor their ary ef thla year, way$, concrete ste^ floors in the Bt. Louis Cardinal When the Cards spurted, re­ around the big show. schoolboys but it’s a honey. In fact, it’s a doubleheader ktaidnees. He saM he was-r»- Keane, smiling only ooea- m "W a n t MuhT ate talM aver the pkoae aa dated S ^t. 28. . ree rodips, attics finiriied, ga­ organization, most of them ports that Leo Durocher would On July 6, 1961, Keane took which should delight both soccer and football buffs. slguing "with the trieudllest slonally, sat at Busch’s M t. Hs 1lM adverttoer shotiM toad Ida ad the FIB8T rage dodro. N o Job to o arnaO. in the minor leagues, he manage the club next year be­ over from SoUy Hemua aa man­ Officially, at Memorial FleW,^ Keaae wrote that Us resig­ of feelings and wished nothing said: DAY n APPBABB aad REPORT ERRORS la time tor the 649-8880. gan to spread. No new contract ager of a sixth-place club. it wni be Family Day, toe idea nation should be effective at but sucoese to yon (Busch) and " I don’t have a Job. Pm open aaxt laaertloa. Ike Henrtd la w|niariblti tor only ONE laeor. was on top of the heap, was offered Keane until the team this eeaeon. A graduate the end of the last ehampton- to your kind Cardinal team." n ot ar ondMed hiaeiiloa for aay adverttoeuMait aad then oaly Tbe Cards finished fifth in of Ted Martin, new faculty of Barlow Illgh in Amenla, N. to BUggestloos, but Fm not in­ manager of the world cham­ final week of the season. When 1961, Sixth in 1962 and second manager at Mancheeter Rlg^ aWp Nattoaal League game, The resignation was aooept- terested la the mlaor leagues.' ta the cortcak of a "make good" tnaertloa. Errors wlriob de aot Roofing . H dtBf 16 the offer caihs, John calmly Y., Russell lettered in soccer, loaMB the vahH of the advertlaeawat wm aat be aerreetod by pions. last year after making a big with a soccer game at 11:30 and bajwball and ’Msketbell as a Aa recently aa Aug. 23, Keane said, "let's wait unUl after the September run. Now he finally a football contest at 1:16. Sup­ n o N OONffmuenON-^^toofr season.” When ho won the schoolboy... Stocs John Punt Ing, aiding, altorationa, and hia Cardinala were atrug- has gone all )he way. plying the opposlUon for both has taken over ae head foot­ cell* gling along in fourth place, 11 World Series his future Still was ’"171000 boys out there did it,” Mancheeter High squads will be togs, gutters and aktt ball coach at Yale hie Bull­ wCidowB. 64SriH2. 64S4igK64S4« full gamea behind the Philllea unMttied. ' ^ Keane told newsmen as ho re­ Conard High of Weat Hartford. dogs hsive yst to be blaidced. DIAL 643-2711 who were ready to print World Keane, a fine gentlmanly t j ^ laxed in his tiny office and Both attractiona will be in CCIL Two of toe nation’s best offen­ Dual Attraction Set A A. IKON, INC. n ootbm Seriea ticketa. is soft spt^en and cot^raU ve tugged on one of thoee small w arfare. sive backs, Archie Roberts of siding, paintliw. XMrpwitTy. Al* It waa not until the final day at all times, even under stress. cigars. ’While school officials are Columbia and Chuck Mercein teranons and addlfiona. CeO- of the aea.son that hia Cardinala A 52-year-old quiet Texan, he ’’They’re the greatest bunch of Yale, will be on display at hoping for an excellent turnout, togs. Woikmanatato goaran* climaxed their charge by win­ patiently waited his tufn in' the I’ve ever managed. ’They're a T ale BW i Saturday... Cur­ G rid, Soccer Tm lili RtMhiis Oir AdvtrtlMr? toed. 369 Autumn S t 6 0 4 8 6 6 . 4 I ning the National League pen­ minors while others got thq big treat to watch. I’d pay to see prov^ ig the weatherman coop- rent United States O ly m p ic nant. At once, they were estab- Jbb. them any day.” • ermtss, foUowetv of East Cath­ squad includes 00 representa­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement li.shed underdogs to the mighty As an infielder in the Cards' Keane let his memory ramble olic High will have to travel tives from Ivy League col 24-Hoir Aitutriig Sirvlca Company—Roofing, siding, al- New York Yankees. far-flung farm system, Keane's back to his first Mries, la his over toe CJonnecUcut line into leges... New look at Suffolk On Schedule teraUons, addltlans and re- "I waited 35 years for this,” career ended abniptly when he home town of St. Louis. Maasaebusetto if they want to Downs, which opens a week modeling of all types. Bxcri* Keane said quietly in the midst was struck on the head by a “ I saw my first one back in see the Eagle griddera jday. from Saturday, includes a F o r In d ian s Frti to HoraM Roadtii lent wofkmaniiUp. 6464486. of unrestrained joy In the Cardi­ pitched ball. He lay in a coma 1926 as a boy-right here in St. East is down for a game at brand new half mile racing nal clubhouse after their 7-6 for a week and was In hospital Louis. And I wondered even Leominster. atrip and a new. preferred park­ Waatl ■ tH a .seventh-game victory. Cham­ for six more. then how it felt to be part of ing area... Dick Provost of Good weather is predicted Hstodr Mmaia aal thi Roofing and ChlauieyB 16-A pagne dripped from his graying While others moved toward such a thrilling spectacle.” Mancheeter was one of four head and streaked his haggard, It was the first Cardinal and one of the largest ROOFTNO Specializing re* the majors, Keane managed in Called Shot selected to play with toe St. EDWARDS pairing roofs of all kinds, new deeply lined face. "That’s a the minors. He made all the World Series and. Just as now, Anselm’s golf team in the re­ crowds to watch a school­ long wait but it's worth it.” the Yankees were the opposi­ Jim Reardon, Manchester po­ boy football game involving ANSWERING SERVICE roofs, gutter work, ddxnneys stops — Albany, Ga. Mobile, lice chief, la prtoty good at call- cent New England Intercolle- cleaned, repaired. Aluminum This was tlie end of a thrilling Ala., New Iberia, La., Houston, tion. Also, Just as now, the Car­ his toota. Reardon accom­ ,te Golf Cnampionahlp at Manchester High in years siding. SO years’' experience. ITS ALL OVER— Bob Gibson, Cardinal pitcher, is suspemie story. In mid-August, Rochester, Columbus, Ohio, dinals won the Series in seven rhngtcii, .Vt. 449d»00 — 875"2519 panied Matt Mooriarty to Yan­ is expected to be on hand Free estonstes. Can Bowleyt embraced by third baseman Ken Boyer as catcher Gussie Busch fired his general Omaha and finally the Cardi­ games. * • e 6434361. 644-8383. manager Bing Devine, l^cause "And to make comparisons kee Stadtiun in New York last o tomorrow afternoon at Memo­ M d leave year mMsaga. YeffD bear free Tim McCarver rushes up to congratulate right hand­ nals as a coach in 1961. ttme wtthoot apeadteg aO ercalag at th he was not satisfied with the In 1960 Keane almost became even more complete. I saw Sunday for toe World Series Surprised Fellow rial Field. The gridiron battle e r after final out. (AP Photofax.) the Cardinal manager. Fred Babe Ruth hit three home runs game. With the score tied 1-1 between toe Indians and Conard Radlo-T? Repair Meet surprised guy to toe High of West Hartford will be Saigh, then owner of the club, in that 1926 Series Just as I saw going into the bottom half of toe house at Wednesday night’s S e p ie s B 1,8 had him flown Incognito to St. Mickey Mantle hit three home ntoth, Jtan leaned over and said part two of a fine Parents’ Day L o s t and Pound Aatomobiles For Sale 4 little League Amreciation doubleheader program that also Yankees Meet the Press Like Winners Louis, but Marty Marion got the runs in this Series against us. to M ^ "Let’s start for home. Ifight banquet was ‘Tom Con­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ Job. Saigh told him he was sorry "TTiat Mantle, he’s too much. includes a soccer game. / NOnCB is hereby given that 1856 DODGE 2-door Hardtop, ice, avisllable all hours. Satto- I know iliat Ifldiey Mantle wUl ran, who served aa toastmaster. a real cream puff, 4 new tires, but "the one thing you don't He scared the daylights out of Ut a home run.” Mantle made S occer actV>n, w h lctostarts alT BELL PALMER DON HUBBARD Pass Book No. M067655 issued faction guamatoed. CsQ 666- T ^ y DlPerrio, American 11:80, wm pit 'tht^Indlanj by The Savings Bank of Man­ 8295. 644-8966. have is major league back­ me every time he came to bat.” Reardon k>ok good when he hit Leajpie commissioner, called ISIB. It was typical that Keane in CONGRATULATIONS—Yogi Berra (left), Yankee manager, congratulates Bob against Cenum to ^ CC^ cheeter has been loet and ap­ ground.’ the first ptbifli by the Cards' Conran front and center to ac­ First Cardinal Win in 18 Years his day of greatest glory, was m atch. / plication has been made to When Devine offered Keane a Gibson in dressing room, after Gibson hurled Cards to a 7-5 win. In center is Dick Bam«y SdMilta into toe upper cept an award for “extraordi- lJ.S, Gold Medal Total Now 19 paying hia respects to an ene­ The gridden are slated to said bank for payment of the Trucks— Traetora M u y ln ^ chance to come up to the big deck for a homer... Three n i^ leadership.” Conran has my. Groat, Card shortstop. (AP Photofax.) ______take toe field for a 1:16 kick­ omoimt of deposit. ItongB M club as a coach in 1909 he former Mancheeter High soccer served as the program’s presi­ FOR SALE — 1950 half ton o ff. TTiis 'wlU also be a CCIL And Champagne Flows Freely standouts are playing varsity dent for the past two yean, pickup C hevrolet with utlUlIte MANCHESTER DeHvmr. I4gM bail at the University of and it was retorted, is willing engragement. body. 8850, CaU after 6, 871r5- trucUng and paritage oettvny. Coach Dick Danielson’s fine Cawley Forgot Pain Annonneementa 6168. Cards Maintain Perfect Seven-Game Series Record' Bridgeport this season, Doug to serve a thlnl term. A total Refrigerators, wariiers and "Gibson pitched his heart out# Then Clete Boyer hammered Hope to Rebound ■T. LOUIS (AP)—Thet Yogi Certain Pearson, John Verfaille and of 000 local youngsten partici­ stove moving sptelalty. Folding for us.” said Keane, the 53- a fast ball into the left field soccer team, defending league ELECTROLUX sales and serv­ 1952 CHBIVROLET ton paneL Bt. Louis Cardinals oela- year-old Cardinal skipper bleachers. Gibson fanned pinch' Mike ChuriDa. VeifalUe taUed pated in toe program last sea­ ice, bonded representative. Al­ good rubber, 8185 or best of­ chsdrs fo r tsm . 046-0712. brated their first World Se­ whose greying hair streamed He’ll Return son at a cost of 80,000. Best of champs, are expected to re­ And Then Set Record hitter John Blanchard — to ex­ three goals Wednesday as UB bound from their first loss of fred Am ell, 110 Bryan D r., fer. 296 ' Broad St., 648-6170. with champagne. aU, the LXk wound up using M anchester, S44-314L ries championship in 18 pand on a series strikeout rec­ kept Intact tte perfect record to toe year administered by Hall Painting— Papering 21 "He got us a real good start As Field Boss date. black ink and has a fair bank ■V years with champagne and ord that had stood for 61 years balance to start the 1965 sea­ High of West Hartford last TOKYO (AP)— ^Rex Cawley, so excited he forgot the COIN, STAMP collectors buy and that’s why I left him in— —but Phil Linz, usually a light • « e Auto Driving School 7-A PAINTINO, EXTERIOR and in- sweat Thursday, and the Yanks Made Costly Errors, son. . .Cigarette lighten were Tuesday, l-O. The locals sport pain in his leg, and Sharon Stouder, a 16-year-old Cali­ at discount prices at the Dis­ when 1 saw how strong he was hitter, smashed another fsist terlor, papertianging, wall­ New York Yankees met the gtring and how courageously he NEW YORK (AP) — Yogi Here *n There presented to DlPerrio, Earl 3-1-2 won, loss, tied record. count Center (with Manchee­ LEARN TO DRIVE — Special paper removed, diy wall woric. ball to left for the inning’s sec­ Berra expreMcd confidence fornia schoolgirl, led the United States’ forces through ter Rubber Stamps), 6 South press like winners. was throwing.” George. Marlow reports his Moore, Pat Colangelo and Al­ Still searching for their first attention to nervous and eld- Reasonable ratiM. Bonk finano- "What are my plans for the ond homer. today he would be retained ton Cowles for their efforts, the win in two years. Coach Tony another record-smashing day in the Tokyo Games Main Street, Mancheeter. wly. Claseroom for teei^-agers. Gibson, who was named the store, Marlow’s, will a g a in ing arranged. Fully insured. future V mused Cardinal Pitched Heart Out for his second term as man­ first three serving as conunis- Alibrio hopes to spring a few day while the Yankee hoard at^ Pickup service. Day or eve- Free estimates, ethceea, Jo­ series' most outstanding player serve as a ticket outlet for one Olympic gold grew and grew. COTTON RUaS, bedspreads Manager Johnny Keane, whose "I asked Gibson if he was ager of the New York Yan­ sionen of the various leagues. surprises on toe gridiron Russia, which hasn’t shown nhag lessons. Reasonable rates. seph P. Lewis. becauM of his 2-1 record, day — Friday, Oct. 28 — for Wyomla Tyus, a world rec- expertly dyed, 70 decorator Job had been reported in Jeo­ tired late in the game,” Keane kees despite their World 8e- Birds Took Full Advantage Cowles was umplre-in-chief... against Conard. The return to the strength expected, has 37 — Manchester Driving Academy, said: . ries defeat by the St. Louie area people who want to pur- ord holder who wasn't supposed colors. Luc^ Lady Laundry, 742-7240. pardy toward the end of the said. "He said his stuff was ehaae ticketa for the Ice Ca- League champs were Police A action of Bobby Hamilton has seven gold, seven silver, 11 EXTERIOR and interior Cards’ surprising season. “ It's nice to know I Mt a Cardinals. to win, and toe U.S. men’s 400- 48 Purnell Place. ing. Wallpaper booka. good and fast and he had his padee. The ice show will be (American), Morlarty added more offensive strength bronze. The Ruaslane picked up "Right now, I Just want to World Seriea strikeout record, Yogi was scheduled to hanging. Ceilings. Floom .: control. I decided to let him <3T T/)TTT«5 (AP) __ The^’ The Yankees slammed three*proved to be the turning point of^ Mantle’s ^m er wiO» two at the Springfield Oolieeum. Brothen (National) and Nor­ to the back-field. meter medley relay team also only three today. The United but I’d rather have the mon­ meet with club President Ol. lAJUlO i-Ar) ______1... -u-i.,!..., -u .n u . th. -Jeep 4-wheel flrive, of made up for Clete’s homer.” amounted to a cut from his brilliantly In an iron-man role. der to play a ttmgh unbeaten est dqim, smallest payniants tlon. Raymond FlSkO, 249- This, In a nutshell, is why the kees failed to score in the first Oddly enough, as Manager winning performance in the fifth headers in toe Manchester member of the Manchester Po­ Miss Stouder, a 5-foot-S Miss McGuire was second in anywhere. No small loan or fl- snowplow. Call after 6:86, 649- Ken’s blast, also a solo hom­ $50,000, as a player coach Leominster, Mass., High in that 0076. 9237. the year before. Ho said no­ Cardinals are the champions of five innings although they had Keane disclosed later, a double game last Monday. This time he Midget Football League pro­ lice Department BuIItos car­ blonde student at Glendora, 11.6, and It was almost a U.8. nanca company plan. Douglas er, went into the left field five base-runners against Gib­ steal had not been Intended. struck out nine to increase his gram at Mt. Nebo... Mel ries a 107 average, one of the city. The Blue Devils have won Calif., High School, broke the bleachers in the seventh and body had talked to him about baseball today after having won sweep. Poland’s Wte Koldou- M otors, 888 M ain. _ son. They failed to take advan­ It started out as a hit-and- series total to 31, another Meeks, standout Sprin^ield best in toe area. . .Visiting all three games. world record with a time of inesB Scrvieiff Klectriqa aaiviMji 22 iced the game. next year. the seventh and final game of kowska was third and Marilyn the World Series from the Yan­ tage of an error by shortstop run and ended in a double record. Acorn balfbaqkv' who will be Northwest Catholic High had The Eagles are fresh from a 1:04.7 in winning the women’s White of Los Angeles fourth, I960 PLYMOUTH 4-door, auto­ O ffered It seemed like everything " I ’m ready to sign. If they matic. V-8, ready for winter, 18 F F ^ i E8TIMACTB. r to m ^ NOW... ask me,” he said. kees 7-5 Thursday. Dick Groat that filled the bases steal,” said Keane. “ Rich­ In the seven games, toe Yan- • in action Saturday n igh t Beat East” tags tapped to 8-0 conquest scored last Sat­ 100-meter butterfly. Kathy El­ both in U.6. went wrong,” said Mantle, service on ell types of etoo* in the second. ardson, a smart player, guessed kees outhomered the Cardinals, against the Charter Oaks in thalr helmets when they played urday over aixto-rlval Northeast lis of IndianapoUa was third be­ Cawley, in Us last year of 8146. CaU between 9-2:80, LAWNMOWER ebarpanlng; n - whose home run—his third in This is why the Cardinala 648-4688. tzlcal wiring. Tfreneed and u* maintained their unblemished Mel Stottlemyre, the young it and that’s why he wasn’t on 10 to five but also outerrored Dillon Stadium, is a career Ar­ Eaat C atholic H igh haca hurt Catholic under toe lights at Mt. hind Ada Kok of England. mduate studies at ^them palTs, sales, rotor uadee the series- set a new record. “I aured. KUeon Bleotriesl Oo.« record of never having lost a rookie right-hander, also work­ the base In time to take How­ them, nine to three. In addition, m y man. week. The tags didn’t help, N ebo. California, had been bothered by $hupeE«d; Moyole sales, eerw think we could have played bet­ Third Medal FORD MUSTANG, 1966, 2- Manohester, 649An7. 648-U8S. Sports Schedule full length World Series. It was ing with Just two days rest, kept ard’s throw. He was moving to they had several other mental * * • East winning, 8-0. . .Fourth Big Joe AJubicki and Tom a pulled hamstring muscle in the ice. M anchester C ycle Shorn. ter than we did. But I don’t It was the second gold medal- door, black, Hard)lt of,your flistaoee will make .soccer team hosts the Michaels speed of 539.9 miles per hour. The players embraced Gib­ Miss Tyus, who matbbed the position and Pool, a captain excellent condition, radio, more of your Inoeme available son, who had literally ritetaed from Groom, Tex., was third .S1|EP8, BIOBIWALKSv Kerry team, champions of Ire­ But he didn’t die. He wasn’t Sports Viewing VConn-Maine^ Yale- Lions BOSTON (AP) — Unbeaten^Miami of dhlo — nn Roberto' The Joy that then was Yogi’s world record of 11.3 seconds in heater, automatic, power for peraoiial use. Lump debt his arm off with only two days behind Hungary’s Laszlo Ham­ trails, firepUdces,. land. The famous Foley brothers even hurt. His speed was 539.90 Vermont, unscored upon Wil­ patterns himself so the Was turned to deepest gloom. the qualifying rounds of the steering, 8625. After 4:80, 644- ! teces, hatChwa)^, wells. into monfldy .payment pC m.p.h. on that run. rest. They hugged Manager liams, unnoticed (Jinc|nnati and fense would be q>ecially women's 100-meter dash Thius- m er!. W lgger seized 597 o f a 0179. will play for Hartford. 8IATURDAY When Boyer (Ken) and McCar­ All Concrete ’ repeilrs. ReMmi' 322.26 for e a ^ tbodeaad doilmrs Johnny Keane, who finally had Head State College Slate Yale’s unrivaled ground game pared. day, took the final by about two possible 600 and F ool 696. able. 6iS-080L. inoiudlhg rtpaiymeat over five world championship after 27 2 pjn.— Oanadlan Football, all go on #rplay on New Eng­ Cornell visits Harvard with v er yards over her track teammate Other track winners included FORD, 1959, Galaxle 4-door Really lowered the boom. years. fVehl: BoAo, 2493867« years of managing. They A land collet football fie ld s the winner oontlnutog to hold at Tennessee State, Edith Mc­ world record - holder Peter Snell Hardtop, 8 cylinder, radioman: I SBARPENma JM j^e -r flnwe, Oonnecticut-M'ortgage E » hugged Ken Boyer, whose big 2:30— u s e VB. Ohio State, The University of Connectl-,&and sharpening their powerful Saturday. a share of the Ivy top rung, Guire, who had been favored. of New Zealand lij the 800-me heater, automatic transmlst knives, axes, yiM en; '' akat change.,19 Lewis Bt-i Heitfdrd« bat had been instrumental in all 22, out (0-3) battles Maine in its running attack behind the bull The small college headliner while a Dartmouth team which The boys from old St. Louis Those four vlctoriee,^ along ters, defending champion Josef mission, white and yellow, ' rotary blades:^ service: Com. , ■ 4 — Tom Harmon Show, 3. whitewalls, seven tires, excel Inferesfed In Sporfs? three run-scoring innings. They first home game, Yale (3-0) rushes of fullback Chuck Mer- is at Brunswick, Maine, for hopes to rebound is facing un- With their shovels sharp and with some surprise help from a Schmidt of Poland in the triple Capitol EqulptnOPt ,0P.. SI 4:46 — Post-Game, 30. cein. the second straight week where pr^ictable Brown. lent condition, private owner, BEGC»«D MONTOA6BS No hugged Maxvlll, the utility in opposes Columbia, Worcester lopg. couple of American marksmen, Jump and Mlhalla Penes of Ro­ Mate Yt, Manchemer. Hours 6 — Race of Week, S.i Wesleyan may have to face Williams bumps into underman­ Harvard ct. top, fair condition, radio, heat­ ifled trainees to learn sewtaff; Prlncetion to wind up as the American International ap­ whomptng, and luine is at and <^ht New England squad SYightens no one anymore er. Must sell, best offer. CciU Hopsehold Services A pply members up against battle- MORE THAN COMPARABLE champions to the Ancient Or­ pears to be too strong for Ocnmeetlcut in the otoer Yan­ 649-0564, 6-9 p.m. , Offered 13oliy 9 HR Clodiif coin ranks fifth among ball son who has carried for 282 SUNDAY yards and quarterback Brig eteged. offlotale are heplag for an- 1967 PLYMOUTH, good me­ Phone .peesWHh y j vr t : l i pJm. « :00 FJfL) carrion with 801 net yards to Pi^'WTUCKBT,-R. L (AP)— I N UP three games. ColumbiaTi Archie Owens with ’ Starting Own* kae been ad- other fine tomont. chanical condition, new tires, W O M A N ; ' , The lataat twlh double at Ner- 8200. 849-4710. RAIN DATS Roberto s^ ds 18th 'Other games on tap include iranced to 8:15 Ur |he flret firet tone a n ^ meUoe and- d)fn|f. Ticketa Available DUloa StoOtum Box OMee •OCT. $9 Trinity at Colby, Worcester ragonaett Park was worth |5,- game between the Jc4a trlete Wanked the feta, 94-6, ADDITIONS - Retididng weba. Wed. A Thurs. Evenlnga 1. to i P.M. passers. 14L60 to four tieketholdars.' 1964 PLYMOUTH 4-door aedah oemant floore, getaghi, hath For “Tkke-Out” In ofdor to rsplaoo Tale for Tech at Wesleyan, Bridgeport noma tiled, remodeBng. Roof- CORNER OF BROAD AND FrI. A Sat. 10 A.3I. to 8 PAL at AlC. Nortbeeeten Meanwhile, the daily double ta running ocmditloB, |25. CaU Om ehansege, Ooaoh Ji«. OaB 88MW. Main Ofloe — 64 Pearl St., Hartford, Mob. through FrUajr Service 'After 7 P.M. nui ItlTAIi aftar 4, 44S-1S76. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST 8:80 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Phone 643-4628 '-t' . 'OaU 6U-21S1 For Advanoo Ttokat SaMa 7 WAUNUT m . T i ^ ' I HANCHBSTEB' BvittnNQ HERALD, MANCHESTER,*CC|{NN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1964 P A O p ftiisa^nssN Mi;NCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, HANCHESTBR, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER !<; 1M4 HooMi For Rent Houmb Fmr Sil* 72 Hoofifl For Safe 72 Porasit 72 B t I ^ S flk 72 Suburban For Sale 75 SvbEilNui Far Sflla 76 SabErlME V W Sds H Ariicl«iT^r Sale 46 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW B r FAGALT and SHORTEN Hoomb For 8dt 72 72 nVETREDIlOOMS, 80. WINDSOR—« mom Roaoh, STAFFORD AREA — Two -VERMON NondsTMOfUSBt I BAST HARTFORD -r OoIoBlid 19,900. lU N C ^ .-^ aurter 3 baths, FOUR / wamronHa OBMESL IfAMOHaBTER-ft roomraaoh. MfeEDED-Most Sido. -8 bod* MANOHEETER ORBEN—This DARK, RICH stone-free loaia! homo; vroodad arttte, aaaum- meat b house, o^ , 3 earea garage— 4 bedroom raised ranch will ■oadavdopmant, glorage, large family, 5-7, good eondlttoa, 6 room raach,' flraplaaa,. ga>» i iUMPW MOM Ctrl OQNtWTIUf^ type, 5 rooms, near school and litsaUj ioj«attd noar atoraa, room boUM tmftw 339,600 aa separate heating systsmo, rags, high scanlo locatloa; ioo 1 Also, fill, sand, gravel, and tms line, flsntraUy located. CaU able mortgaga. Waalay n •II on HoU B tre^ fine eentnl with buUWne, tonnal dlata« soon as poodiila Carlton W. assure plenty of room tor the EtTaianl^ Aginby, 648-OOiO. stone. 643-9604. location. bus Has, oBd aohooL Prlead large lot, outside city Umlts. foot wooded lot, priced to seU < CLASSIFIED 643-7567 after 4, or anytime Smith Aganoy, 848-1567. ‘ incatkm. low .SC’s they areera nom , llvapiaoe, attached as- for quick sale. May be aooa Hutdiina, Realtor, 049-6183. growing family. Mg kitchen n JI&^AVAnOU M M D S J. Crockett,tt, R ea l- with huUt-lns, 3 fuU baths, WEST WILUNGTON—Duplex Priced low. Tom Minor, Brok­ at 315,600. Owner-agent, 648< | waekendA ___ )3%im. PhUhriok AgSk- a fte r 4 b j b . and Kambor^AIOlttple Ustiiig. CHdtH’ M waf-tmt omioMy rec room, 3-car garage, ISl^- 6-6i 1 1/16 acres,' buUt-li^ er, 876-5043. 4608. I Can 64S-»0. 113,800-RANCH on bus line, baseboard oU heat, ahimiBum BBAimFUL 8 bedroom ranch, 600. Warren E. Howland, ML8 COVENTRY—Boantiful T roan * LOAM MANCHBSTER ^TE center en- best of oondition inside and atormo. Walter A. Kelly, Real ADVERTISING 100% modem and ready to Realtor, 648-U06. Estate Broker, teL 648-8130. C oventry home, 80* ptne paneled Uvlag 1 move Into. Rent |155. O^ toa^ nuu^ 3. large formal dining room, with a nice private roar yard Hayes Agency, 6484808. COVENTRY — Outs 4 room Can 643-2438, ask for Ber- 1120 a mdnOi. Call Contessa also a family room or den, aida and out tloao, tuU basement priced 6306, 875-6611. $10,900. Wolverton Ageiticy, ! m m ooonnusMni wnub nie, on Saturday call either Real EsUte, 742-6386. and S-car garage. Added fea­ ranch, double wooded k>t ga­ 2-W garage, and many tures Include a handsome fire­ E x q u x a r r B L Y km>t custom In low 30’s for immediate R ealtor, 649^3818. I D IA L 643-2711 643-2438 or 648-0151, ask Here ie a famUy borne eel- buUt overslBs Cape Cod fea­ sale. rage, large Uvlng room with for Andy or Bemia more featuree that make place and a newly remodeled SPLIT LEVEL firefOace, only |8,500. Hayes this truly 4 fine home. Lo­ dom equaled in spaoloua- kitchen. Upper Baet Side near turing 8 large bedrooms, fire­ Barrows ^Wallace Wanted To Rent 68 Ideal location fof smaU place, natural woodwork, pine Agm cy, 64S-4808. cated in the Porter Street neaa, convenience and Atitunm Street A solid value ehUdrsn, modem kitebsa, Manchester Parkade, IN P R A C n C B area. For appointment to downright living oomfort at $18,600. Warren E. How­ paneling, 8 bethrooras, large VINCENT A. BOGGINI, SOUTH WINDSOR—Six room WAYCROSS, Ga. (AP) — It’s LAWNMOWBR8 — A r i e n s. RENTALS WANTED — Have 8 bedrooms, oonvenloat lay­ enclosed porch, central loca­ Manchester 649-5306 customers waiting for homes, see cell Robert D. Miu-- X charming 8 bedroom land, MLS Realtor, 648-1108. o u t brick Cape, double garage, been a steady procesalon at Lawn Boy, Toro, Boiens Orbit' dock. ranch home located in one tion, many extras only 8 Realtor weddings for Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ SB Help toantech—Male 36 Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- aputments and storage space FHA 1600. down. Pasek Real­ of Moncihester’e nicest resi­ TWO FAMILY-One year eld, years old. P riced to eeU. CaU ty, 289-7476, 643-7308. STAFFORD SPRINGS—7 room mond H. M oody Um past six horse and Bolens 4-wheel at reasonable rates. Call 649- For the Tory Beat of owner, 640-7084. CAWTAUBB on the high INSPSiCTORS — Aircraft first 3566 or 643-0310. dential areas. It has a 4 and 8 roams, 3 bedrooms, BEL AIR REAL ESTATE house, good condition, oU months, with three of their eons dMMnd lor our products class, full and part-Ume, good tradtors. Parts and service. U & R REALTY CO., INC. ■pacious Uvlng room with famUy room one apartment Hom so ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two steam heat, 1% hatha, city getting married during that Capitol Equipment Company, CUSTOM 6% room Cape, 3 wA this time o t tiM pwur by pay. 234 Hartford Rd., Man- WANTED—-4 or 5 room single fireplace,, central haUway, modem kitchen, excellent oon- 648-9882 acres of wooded land. In a conveniences, $12,000. Tom tbne. ch estw . 38 Main St, Manchester. 648-2692 648-9551 lovely kitchen, 8 cheerful dltlon. Philbrick A g m cy, 146- car garage. v«7 claen, level business aone, plus a 5 room Minor, Broker, 875-6042. Moody has served as best Jin ir-g tlM Open daily 7-6, Thursday 7-9. house, middle aged couple; no R. F. DIMOCK CO. 1% acre Tot Wesley R. Smith children, Manchester area. bedrooms, Uled bath and tutu.OlPWe stone house with a three car man for all of his sons. Includ­ Satiuday 7-4. | Agency, 648-1667. AVON DRIVKK and stock clerk, light 643-1691, or 648-4841 after 5 lavatory off master bed­ 649-5246 garage, all for |14,000. Locat­ VERNON—Ranch, 5% rooms, ing the fourth and eldest, Rsiy- delivery. Aroly in person. Al- $18,900 - A T n u fm V E 8 bed­ ed above Munson’s Candy WALLPAPER~SALE — Many SIX ROOM .Cape, large kitchen room, loade of closets and DUPLEX—6-6 dose to aU fa­ * high on hUl, 100x281 treed lot, mond L., who beat the rush by INyiiswtsHvi hi your car Auto Parts, 326 Spruce WANTED—Heated 3 or'4 room room ranch, flreptaoe, khimln- FOH s a l e — Ideal setup In Shop. House needs a com MMEhbochood. Our •xciUng patterns to choose from, limit­ living room with flrepltice. Im­ a nice t>orch'. ^ culties. t alee view. new weU, septic, etc. T. J. and toiletries for mui, BUS DRIVERS for school 739 Main St Cariton W. Butchlna. Realtor, Colonial, auiqwrcb, large vard, ing, hot water uniU,' copper location combined. 6 room ter oU h eat^ system and 3-ear garage, ameelte drive, plumbing, and more. Recently Orookett, Reutor, 643-1577. women and childien of all routes and charter trips. Must' . — T-IITir MANCHESTER New T zoom 649.8188. ranch and large buUdlng In ages is the greatest in his- be experienced on truck or ASSORTMENT of dishes, knick- enough room for two rec. aoraas from Fox Grove Coun­ painted la add out. Below rear on busy road. Excellent SUBURBAN 6 room ranch with knsudes, small tables, rocker, Aiiartment Buildings raised ranch, S-ear garage, rooms. Situated on a tre­ try Club, 815,600. CaU owner twenty. Warred E. Howladd, ^ r y . OaB 9W-4B3I. bus. Collins Bus Service, 644- buUt-ins, 1% baUu, % 'acre SEVEN ROOM older iiame. 4 setup for subKxmtractoh, build­ garage, foundation 82x88, canning jars, miscellaneous For Sale 69 mendous nicely landseaped bedrooms. 8 baths, M TEflU. 648-4710. MLS Realtor, 648-1108. 1131. Hboaehold Goods 51 Apartments—Fiat»— Apartments— Flata— tremendous value. Bayea Agen­ er or woodworking shop. Ton' 13x16 kitchen, cabinets ga- items. 18 Delmont Street. Tenements 63 Tenements 63 lot. ExedUent condition Marlon E. Robertson. Realter grsn Agency, 648-6821. lore, 18x18 fireplaced livtng M f O ft I t V , part-time. t - U . BIATMBERS and plumber’s EVERYTHING in sterilised re­ STAFFORD SPRINGS—Three c y , 648-4808. throughout. For Uvlng con­ 648-6968. 813,500-JUBT starting or re­ tiring, this 4 room ranch will room, 8 bedrooms, 119x367 X iwril MhBor, 649-4519. helpers for new construction, conditioned used furniture ana LOOKING for anything in real NEW, SECOND floor, 4% room family apartment building for venience you are close to MANCHESTER — Let’s talk purkllke lot BxceUent condi­ WELCOME TEACHERS CAR BED, 33; bathinette, 36. sale, 4-5-6, excellent condition TWO FAMILY—On Oakland 315,500—RANCH With 5 large fit the bUl. Tw o Uurge bed­ ’ WE’RE IN A TIZZY steady work. Call after 6 p.m., appliances, high quaUty—low estate rentals — apartments, apartment, built-in cabinets, St, a large 6 A 6 flat Big all faculties. Here is val­ about boys and girls. They tion. 116,500. Wolverton Agen­ 742-6390. CaU 649-2013. prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 throughout, new hot water ue plus . . . yet you can , rooms, 100x350 weU shrubbed rooms, large living area and * # need Inner Space-bedrooms,' B homes, multiple dwellings, call hardwood floors, parking, yard (150x150) treea, house kitten. 370 toot deep lot 1- cy, Realtor, 649-2813. OUR CHILDREN NEED YOU days. hKiuire South Street, RockviUe. 875- J . D. R ealty, 643-5139. quiet, residential location, 105 heating system, aluminum buy It at only $18,500. 'lot, fuU cellar, fireplace, 8 over this stunning 8 bed­ bathrooms, a place to enter­ Biaedl Street storms, extra lot, city con­ has alumlniun aiding, garage. bedrooms, large kitchen, spot­ car overslsed garage with STAUFFER Relaxlcisor couch, ” 74. Open 9-8.______Bridge Street, off Hartford Sensiblly priced at $18,900. T. Call Doris Smith. Jarvis room ranch home on Agnes tain. Can we interest you in VERNON—3hat over line. 6% LABORBStS wanted, good pay. VERNON veniences. Tom Minor, Broker, Realty Co., Realtors, 649- less condition. Wolverton patio. Warren B. Howland, a four bedroom, two bath room ranch, spacious Uvlng With school days here again, we are reminded WOKEN wanted for light bench 3100. 649-6091. SATURDAY - 10 a.m. - Com- Road. Call after 5, 649-896Z J. Crockett Realtor, 848-1577. Drive in Manchester. It has 875-6038. 875-5042. 1200-648-1131. Agency, Realtor, 649-3818. MLS Realtor, 648-1108. a spacious Uvlng room, home! Formal dining room, room with fireplace, buUt-m bow fortunate this community Is to have their work, electrleal assembly, per- large kitchen. Drive In base­ kitchen, 1% baths, $16,900. dedicated services. Underpaid and usually over­ mansnt. Apply in person 10 RKTIRBID man, some knowl­ feAVAGE 30-30 lever action MANCHESTER—5% room over­ THREE FAMILY—Near On- MANCHESTER — 88 Essex family slssd kitchen, 8 chests, Lincoln, Kennedy amd You Can Afford FIVE, LARGE, clean room s. sized brick Cape, finished fine bedrooma with abun­ ment. 1800 square feet Of Hayes Agency, 648-4808. worked, they unaelfishly devote their Uvee to Hilliard stnieA Manchester. edge of carpentry and paint­ rifle, 355. Westemfield 12 other rockers, chairs, Under­ Business Property ter, 4 room units, particulars S t Sbe room Ciq>e, 2 blocks gauge pump shotgun with adults only, 643-6637. basement, patio, gaxage. Well from shopping area and dant closet apace and a living space. Oh, yes, a big helping our children become worthy adults. ing, part-time. Call after 6 w ood t3rpewriter, sewing ma­ For Sale 70 LTNESS STREET — In the avaUable. Wesley It Smith cabinete^ heated laundry NO. COVENTRY — Dlness WOMAN to do housework half p.m., 643-8753. polychoke, 346. 649-9530. I landscaped. Minimum main­ Agency, 648-1567. school, kitchen and bath new­ tUed bath. Full basement forces sale of 6 room fimeh, chine, pictures and frames. Luxury Living! FOUR ROOMS, second floor, tenance. For appointment call heart of the West Side, 5% Fenced In lot. CeU Bar­ room. Price |19,800. CaU We Join others In our appreciation of their day Fridays, own tnnsporta- Jugs and bottles, paisley shawl, heat and stove. Call between BUSINESS ZONE m - Eight ly remodeled, buUt-ln bureaus fireplace, aluminum storms, devotion to teaching. If there is any possible way ttoa, Lakewood Circle, 643- EXPERIENCED driver for fuel 10 WATT amplifier, 2 Inputs, I 849-1088. P rin cipals only. room ranch with a real neat SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooma.-l% and walk-In closets upstairs, bara Babin. Gloria Wheeler 644-1337, for guitar, record player, etc. I bric-a-brac. Taylors. 65 New j ^ ^ 6-7, 643-0082. rooms with two offices, sep­ rec room aeUlng for only $15,- Glenn Roberts Agency, 644- enclosed carport Owner 743- we can be of assistance, please call on us. We 4006. oil truck. Apply Miss Terrio, arate entrance, suitable for baths, modem kitchen with storm windows and doors. On­ 8174. Call 649-1453 after 3. ! in lovely suburban neighbor LAKEFRONT 145 f t sandy 900. Our signs ate on the built-lns, dining room, fam­ 1631. too, in our pharmacy, are trying to help chUdren 2-4:30 p.m. only, W. G. Glen- FOR RENT — 4-room heated business or professional use. ly |18.50a Xian 649-8860. grow up and hava healthier Uves. AFFLIOATIONS are being tak­ ney Co., 336 N. Main St. hood within walking dUtsince of beach, large well built home. ?roperty. PuU BTIA or VA. ily room, fuU basement 1- BOLTON — 7 room ranch on I ELEiCTRIC fry pan, 3-way apartment, call 643-5118 be­ FM lbrick A g m ey , 649-8464. 4 finl^ed, 2 unfinished bed­ '. J. <3rockett Realtor* 648- JARVIS REALTY CO. en for full-time department ' floor lamp, round mahogany high school, bus, shoppiiw and tween 8:30 a.m, - 4:30 p.m. car garage. $32,900. FhO- RANCH, 6% rooms, nestled In four aerea Three car garage, m anagw a fo r yard goods smd PHARMACIST wanted either minutes from Parkway, ^ulp- M AN C H ESTER — Incom e prO' rooms. hot water heat, patio, 1577. brick Agency, 649-6464. the trees In a beantiful wood­ Realtors OFF PORTER ST. outbuildings. Ideal for norses, windows, 28x56%. 643-0053. table 22” wide, chrome kitch­ firep lace, $15,900. Carlton YOUR IXICTOR CAN PHONE US when you girls’ dspartments. Apply in full or part-time. Please ^ve en table, 4 chairs. 649-9514. Bd with GB refrigerator, FIVE ROOM duplex, centrally ducing industriiU building; al W- ed neighborhood. Just off etc. Vacant Owner very anx­ person, W. T. Grant, Man- references. Write Box V, Her­ Hutchins, R ealtor, 649-5182. r a n c h , 4 TOoma, 3 bedroom s, Route 15. House has 8 bed­ 648-1121 649-1200 need a medicine. PickNup your preecription if HOME WINE or cider press. iiUt-ln GB oven, range located, available now, 385 so, centrally located site suit­ kitchen, living room, wooded ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, tiiester Shoiq>lng Parkade. ald. R O PER gas stove, giiis side- garbage disposer. Rent Includes monthly. Phone 643-5053 af­ able for industry or retail SIX ROOM SINGLE rooms, 1% beths, large rse- Seven room GurisMi Co­ 648-1577. ahopping nearby, or we will denver promptly Immediate sale, reasonable. EIGHT R(X>M raised ranch, lot. handy to bus, shopping, lonial, 4 bedrooms, family without extra charge. A great many people en­ 249-3152. arm heater, 1200 one gallon heat and hot water, free park­ ter 6. store. Bel Air Real Estate, reatten room, patio, la ^ lot, MATURE woman wanted to two years old, larga living etc. BxceUent condition. $13,- Mancheater, 60 Bast Mid­ $17,900. PhUbrick A gen cy, room, 1% baths, kitchen BOLTON—Stone front ranch. I trust us with their prescriptions. May we eom- Jugs, oak dinette set Call ing, outdoor picnic and recrea­ 643-9332. 900. PhUbrick A gency, 649- dle Turnpike, close to OPEN HOUSE babysit with small child Mon­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A tion area. STEPS OFF East Center room with fireplace, modern 640-8464. buUt-ins, mahogany trim, Neat 4 rooms, detached ga-1 pound yours? 300 CEDAR clothes line poles, mornings 649-9475. kitchen with buUt-lns, family schools and shopping. Suit­ Sunday 2-6 day through Friday, 12 noon many sizes. Installed. Also saw Street—Clean 5 room first LARGE parcel to settle estate 8464. aluminum wtadows — a rage, veterans — no money ' to 4 pm ., eantral. good wages. floor flat with garage, sep- now. Priced at professional room, 4 or 5 bedroesns, 2-sone able for residence or office KANCHESTER-Spadous trsa 197 HighUmd Street' beauUfuUy appointed home down, 873 monthly Includes rig and hydraulic truck Jack. Only $125! hot water heat, garage, 324,900. MANCHBSnCR—Older 6 room or business in home. Shown shaded 6 room C olonial in ems priced fo r immediate sale. CaH 649-8772 a fte r A - 649-1353. MAGIC CHEF gas range, like erate furnace, 3100 monthly. appraisal figure. Suitable for Six room Colonial, Uvlng everything, $9,800. RockviUe Philbrick A gen cy, 649-8464. Colonial, VA baths, modem by appointment only. of Manchester’s finest areas. room with paneled fire­ Realty, 648-2188, 875-2527. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. new, 336. Call 649-4710. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 18 apartments or other uses. kitchen, enclosed porch, excel­ UCTT ASSEMBLY work to do SMALL apartment size refrig­ Belflore Agency, 643-5121. Tnclpdes hrssseway and S-car place wall, dining .room, at hoBW. Crestline Co., 68-421 RUGS, never used, 9x12 gold, SDC ROOM duplex, bus line, BEAUTIFUL paneled heated lent neighborhood, only $14, 648-6278 garage, 8 very large bedrooms, WESLEY R. SMITH STAFFORDVILLB Area — 7 Manchester Parkade erators, newly painted, good ' Samuel M. family room off kitekitchen, 8 bto 900. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. cheery pine paneled kitch­ Conanerelal, Cathedral City, for recreation rooms, guar- 330; 9x16 magnificent, ruby references. Write B ox CC, 1% baths, tonnal dining room, en, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, AGENCY room Cape, hot air heat, good m i s i a r i i room ranch, aluminum otorms. fuiU y slae kitchen, Sv living condition, 108 acres land, small teed, 324.95. Apartment size oriental, 335; 12x15 gold ma­ Herald. ’ Land For Sale 71 MANCHESTER — St. James BRAE-BURN REALTY paneled recreation room, 648-1667 Needs harajah. 289-6955. Lavitt Agency cellar, 158x245 lot, only fl6,- room with fireplace. Owner spring brook, good location for Priscriptioii Phannscy stoves, good for industrial 609. Oarttem W. Hntehlna, 849- Pwlsh. 6% room ranch with country atmosphere. Im­ MANCHESTER—4 room du-1 VERMONT — Lunenburg. Ten movliM out of town wants fast mediate occupancy. Prlca trout pond, $14,000. Immediate 901 Main Street—643-5321 J0WELRY A HATS APPLIANCE SALESMEN work, origlndHy 3260, sacrifice MAHOGANY dining table, 6 643-2168 R ealtors 876-6297 6188. garage, 1% baths. 24 fo o t Uv­ MANCHESTER—like new 6% 335. Large assortment of used plex, thermostatic heat, storm acres, back road, brook, $350. aalA ^ Volverton Agency, Real­ 122,750. CaU Doris Mc- occupancy. Tom Minor, Brok­ Copyright 1964 (W-6-1-64) chairs, reasonable. Also golf Vernon Circle, Pkwy Exit W windows, garage, adults, $95, Amelia- Walker, Miles Pon4 lng room with fireplace, oil room ranch, 30 foot Uvlng tor, 640-2818. MANCHESTER — Investment er, 875-5043. restaurant, store and tavern hot water heat, plaster walls, Lallen, 529-5770. Exchislva BT MARION Fine opportunity for men clubs. Call 649-2613. Open 7 Days A Week available November 1st. 649- N. Concord, Vermont. MANCHESTER 5% room Cape room, 1% baths, beautifully property for bargain hunters, 4 equipment. Fontaine’s , Used aluminum storms and screens, w ith , with experience. Full com­ 7846 a fter 4. With alumrnum siding, 100x200 finished famUy room, large PICTURESQUE Setting — 7 8 famUy, 4-6-6, fuUy oeou^ed, BO. WINDSOR—6 room SpUt, Pemonetrate our New Fan Restaurant Ek]uipment, 473 WE HAVE customers waiting lo t, gEu-age, 3 bedroom s, built- Custom built 1951. $16,900, wooded lot Hayes Agency, room brick ranch, family J. WATSON BEACH A CO iheome, good loeation, aluminum siding and storms, pany benefits. Paid vaca­ Windsor St, Hartford, 627- for the rental of your apart­ g ood ine< feats and Jewelry. No In- Antiques 56 FOUR ROOM apartment, first Houses For Bale 72 in kitchen,' large dining area. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 643-4803. room, 1% baths, double ga­ 31 Central Row Hartford 114,900. Wotverton' Agency, fireplace, garage, large lot. j tions. Holidays. Profit 677L ment or home. J. D. Realty, 622-2114 ■ vestment — Oghest Com- sharing. floor, stove, refrigerator and Immaculate condition. Im­ 649-2813. rage, wooded lot, Mancheetsr. Realtor, 649-2818. Hanley Agency, 648-0080. missiems. CaU or write RESTORED antique pine lift- 643-6129. all utilities included, ’3105 per CONCORD RD. - Beautiful mediate occupancy. Wolverton ONE BLOCK from Main, two Carlton W. Hutdtlns, Realtor, MARION KIBBE FASH- top commode,, price 345; “Un­ month. Occupancy November ranch, larga Uvlnt room, form Agency, Realtors, 849-2818. HOLLISTBR STREET — Has family, 4-4 duplex, permanent 649-6182. MANCHESTER—The wise in­ See Store Manager. Diamonds—Watches— TWO ROOM apartment, to' al dining room, cMlnet kitchen, everything! Splendid^ Colonial, siding, two recent heating vestor should see this 2 fam' M anchaster ’ IONS, Avon, Conn. Area finished Portrait of Washing­ eludes heat, hot water and gas 1st. Call 649-4647. code 206, telM^one 678- Jewelry 48 ton ” framed lithograph. 2 bedrooma, recrentlan room, PORTER STREET Area — 6 6 rooms, 1% baths. buUt-ln system s, garages, eleaa. IMPRESSIVE 6 room home, ily home on Walnut Street IN TOWN COLONIAL 2 2 ”x28’ ' for cooking. Electric refrig­ FOUR ROOM duplex newly landacaped yiud. Marlon E. range and oven, carpeting, Hayes Agency, 6M-4808. 8 large bedrooms, high as- which is available for pur­ 486-456.4M 8455, or evening 673-9829. price 320. Tel. 649- erator and gas stove fur' room Cape, fireplace, 2-car SEARS — MANCHESTER WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ 7400, decorated, available Novem­ Robertson, Realtor. e4S-S96S. garage, large tree shaded lot. pine paneling, garage, sewers, sumable mortfsge. Only $14,- chase at a greatly reduced Looking for a larga formal " U t t Tok* A Rtcl« Now To Tho pairing. Prompt servtce. Up to nlshed. Call 649-7834, 649-6779, ber 1st, garage, one child* $85. schools, extras. Priced low COME SEE PUgrlm HlUs — 900. Wsalsy R. Smith Agen­ price. Features 4 rooms on dining room, sin axtra large East Canter St, and CUStK, A-1 typist, eiq>er- 6-7 p.m. $17,900. Philbrick Agency. Fine new homes! Lass than CARRIAGE HOUSE APARTMENTS" PARKADE $20 on your old walcb in trade. 649-9959. THREE FAMILY—Owner says 649-8464. twenties. Robert Anderson, cy, 648-1567. the 1st floor and 8 on the living room with a man- lenoed, 960 for 6-day Week. Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, to sell. Vacant 6 room unit rent! VA — no money down! 2nd. Excellent income and Pitkin St, Mandiestar Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 BOLTON CENTER Apartments, Realtor. 628-0189, 528-1776. Ued fireplace? lb Manches­ CUB 648-416L 350 W. Middle I^ike. 737 Main Street, State Tneater plus two three roomers on Others minimum down! convenient location. Call Carl ter for an tmbsUevabla Comer Brandy St and Bouton 1st floor. Approx. $3,600. In­ You ou^t to see these out­ Building. HOOP for large full gown; Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, NEW LISTINGS Zinsser, Jarvis Realty Co., $16,900. OslI C. Albrecht LaxHiy UvfcHi o f o RooHstlc P ik o also, small pearl crown and Parkade Garden Apts. come annually. Central heat. DELMONT STREET standing Ranches, Capes, Realtors 648-1131; Eves. 648- now for an ^ipointmsat, Heto Wanted—IbJe 36 hot water, stove, refrigerator, Good condition. T. J. Crockett, NOTICE Raised Ranches, SpUt Levels veil. 310 each. 649-7069. $125. 649-8266, 643-4312. W. Middle Turnpike 0038. 649-5806. Florists— Nurseries 49 648-1577. - At a meeting held by file New on the market. 6 room — featuring buUt-ln decora­ 8 Bedroom older home, 3 Your Ckoleo oft blUVERS for schotd buses, ex- Help Wanted— MAN’S sport coat, size 42, THREE ' ROOM apartment Adjacent Manchester Town Planning Commission of older home In excellent tor colored General BUectrie blocks from Main St, alu­ MANCHESTER — W ood- eeUent part-time work for H A R D Y Chrysanthem um s In black; slacks, charcoal gray, Shopping Parkade MANCHESTER — New 8 room the Town of Manchester, Con­ condition, 1% baths, car­ kitchens and acre tree shad minum' combination win­ bridge. Excellent 6 room Cape, i t 3Vs Room SohfC Male or Female 37 heat, hot water, stove refrig­ Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living Bar TOTALS £ Wallace third ehlft men, 7:30-9:00 am., all colors, pompons and Har­ 42 waist, short; men’s black erator, $90 . 247 No. Main, necticut, held October 13, 1964, peting throughout, modern lots with magnificent view in dows, 60x140 wooded lot double steed garage, enclosed 8:16-8:45 p.m. Phone 643-2414. vest giants, 50c eabh. Open shoes, size 9. 643-4065. room, family room, built-in beautiful park-Uke country Priced trader $14,000. rear porch, cedar paneled rec­ Manchester Parkade, HAIRDRESSER, top salary 649-5228, 9-5. 1-2 and 3 bedrooms from following a public hearing, it kitchen, enclosed porch, i r 4^/a RoomSuitstorDuploxofl and commission, for stylist 7 days a week. Ponticelli’s kitchen, master bedroom with was vot^ to make the following new heating system, sin­ setti^. The price range is reation room with bar, dty Msachsator 649-5806 PART-tTQfE repoeseseer. Must $123, includes heat, hot with some following. Duet Greenhouse, 433 N. Main St. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ dressing room, low twenties. zone change: gle garage. Sensibly priced from 818,990 to $17,990, the 3 FamUji>uy dw elling 6-6, sewers. Only |17,600! Travel­ he aggreasive, work wUl be water, electric range, re­ H ayes A gency, 643-4808. v Yoof Cowuoulm cfl Beauty Btudios, 587 E. Mid­ Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ond floor, excellent location, WEST CENTER STREET — To •at $17,900. Immediate oc­ values are amaaing, end the large "C” lone lot with er's Real Estate Co., Realtors, dirty at thaae. References and frigerator, garbage dis­ treea Excellent Investment dle 'Tpke. stove, refrigerator, no children Change to Residence Zone B. cupancy. locatiMi Is. superb! That’s 349-8691. Eveninga 389-8883. tervlew required. Write Box Fuel and (eed 49-A WANTED TO BUY—Antiques posal, masts TV antenna, VACANT 8 room Ranch, 1% why they’re aeUlng! Models Cell early on this one. S preferred, $85 monthly. Call baths, fireplace, full basement, an area now In Residence LotsFor Sals 78 . H erald. and good used furniture. Vil­ 643-9409 after 6. parking, storage space and open Sunday and daUy (ex­ MANCHESTER — Six room WELL SEASONED fireplace recreation room, , garage, 5 years old, $17,900. Zones A, AA and Rural, de­ T. J. CROCKETT 3 Bedroom raised ranch, Cape, aluminum siding, cen- lage Peddler Auction House, cept Tuesdays) from 1 pm. to MANCHESTER — AA aone, G-E Utclisn with aU modern conven* wood for sale. Free delivery. Route 83, Ellington. 875-8711, FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. scribed as follows: Starting at Realtor 1% baths, large lot, 5 min- ti^ y located, FHA appraisal,1 REAL ESTATE SALES a point on the north side of dark. Five mUee east aclous rooms, remodeled ed lots Just over Bolton line, and maintensnee, night niture Repair Service Talcott MANCHESTER—West Side. 6 Furnished Apartments 63-A heat with cast iron radiation, to point of beginning. right In Town. Ranches from snd redecorated, recent fur­ reasonable. 644-0786, 644-1783, Garden— Farm— Dairy Im m ediate occupancy. $18,900. The above zone change will 111,600 and Coloniala in the hwork, penaanent position, COLLI A WAGNER vine. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. rooms, second floor. Heat, hot THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ nace, formal dining room, sx- 289-5657. eneeBsnt wagss snd em- Prodnds 50 water, parking for one car, Philbrick A gency, 649-8464. become effective as of October Faihien-Mindsd Mist! twsBtlsa.Lwwuiwi Primertgutv locations, oallent location. Vacant Bel­ ANTIQUES, household fur' nished, private bath and en­ 19, 1964. quality construeconstruction. Call, oye benefits. Address 066 Burnside Ave. E. Hartford Adults only. Call 875-8802 or trance, utilities, no pets, 226 flore Agency, 648-5131. CHOICE staorefront lot, WUd- Finest Heme Values By Every Cemparfaen r GOOD APPLES — Delicious, nishings, business merchan Town Planning Commission guray jdvs you the details. wood Drive, second Bolton O. B ok 1821, Hartford 643-8680. _ Chartei Oak, 643-8368, 246- Macintosh, and Cortland ap­ dise, store liquidations, mn Martin E. Alvord, T. J. CroBkett, Realtor, 1 648- MANCniBSTER — Beautiful Lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc., stati^ experlenes and ples. Ferrando’s Orchard, lo­ 4738. quaUfleatlons. chinery and equipment, real NEW 5 ROOM duplex, master INVITATION Chairman 1577. 5% room ranch, flr^Iacc, ga­ 649-5241. cated on Birch Mountain Rd., estate, appraisals. American TV antenna, stove, disposal, Dorothy C. Jacobson, rage, large lot, full price $16,- off Hebron Ave., Route 94, Auction Co., 643-2794, 643- (THREE ROOM furnished FRESHLY painted ranch, fire­ Sitnatlmis Wanted— garage, convenient shopping, apartment, $90 per month. TO BID S ecretary 500. Manchester—exceptional TOWNS of WUUngton and Glastonbury. 6468, evenings 643-6847. bus. AdulU. 643-9140. place, 4tb bedroom or family ranch, 2% baths, S-zone heat, Ideal for newlyweds or work­ room, plastered walla, walk-up Stafford, axceUent building Female 38 Sealed bids will be received at tremendous heated rec room lots and tracts of land. Tom APPLES—Macs and Cortlands, WANTED—'U. S. and Canadism BAST HARTFORD — brand ing couple. Call 649-0641 for the Office of the General Mana­ attic, double elosets, full baae- YOUNG MOTHER with coUege N o. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, appointm ent, or apply In per­ plus laundry room, optional Minor, Broker, 675-6042. coins, half* cents, double new 3 room apartments, all ger, 41 Center Street. Man­ ment, patio, tool ahed, % acre gteased porch or garage, in­ PILGRIM HILLS background wishes to care for 529 W. Center St. son 4 Pearl Street, Apt. 8. strikes, etc. vu-Deb Coin Co. on first floor, ideal for couples chester, Connecticut, until Octo­ wooded lot, $18,400.. Gates law setup, large lot, many NICE LEVEL lot on Manches­ IdECHANlC for truck fleet, children of working mothers. Call 643-9325. with no x:hildren. Includes Agency, 64S-0085. ROCKVILLE CENTER^Mod- ber 26, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. for extras, full price 821,000. Over ter-South Windsor town line. married, le^Mnaible, extra 649-8693. range, refrigerator, disposal, IN COVENTRY hours, good week’s pay. CaU CABBAGE for sale, $1 a bush­ WANTED — Cedar wardrobe ern 4 rooms, heated, furnished, Installation of Water Main on LOAM 100 more listings, all price Beautifully treed. Bus goes heat, hot water, amd individ­ Spruce Street from Eldridge SUNKEN FAHILT room' with 6 miles east of Maaehsster en Eh 4ift 64S-241A el 644-1956. and chest of drawers in good all utilities, adults; also, three The Best Stone-Free firmlaoe, 6% room.ranch. 1% ranges. Call the . Ellsworth right by. Priced to sell now ual thermostats. Storage room , adults. 875-9121-. Street to Charter Oak Street. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- to settle estate. Bsiflors Agen­ (10 Minnie Drive to Unlversltgr ef Conn.) Situations Wanted— condition—reasonable. Call af­ space in basement, coin oper­ baths, built-lns, garage, cov­ W a CUINIBT— ^First Class. Ap- Male 39 ter 1, 649-1425. Bid forms, plans, and specifi­ Loading AU Day 6980. cy. 643-5131. porstm. G.T.K. Corp., Fertilizers 50-A ated laundry, parking, appli­ ered patio, eap^ting view. OPEN SUNDAY A DAILY 1 PAH. TILL DARK ances by General Electric. cations are available at the Saturdays Carlton W. Hutchins, 649- ^ 8 ^ 1lUand St., E ast Hart' STATE AGENT seeking as­ Business Locations Controller’s Office, 66 Center (HJSTOM DESIGNED contem­ CLOSED TUESDAY' ford . GOOD COW manure, $5 and Rooms Witnout Board 59 3120 monthly. 83 Elm Street 8181 porary built for gracious llv- CLEAR, lever 30 and our guests for a careful, crit- ders: double bed, 2 Lamps, 2 pillows, ply to The Connecticut Bank East CathoUe High. Prload t o 11 a m . Articles For Sale 45 working girl, kitchen priv­ about Nov. 1, quiet neighbor­ Datte at Bolton, Connecticut, ner or expert — smart sleeve­ designed fa t leal mspection. Sure to pljaae xfter a 85’ sstobltehsd buUd- \ COMMUNITY ,9-PIECE convertible living hood, adults. Call 649-0480. ft Trust Co.. 249-1611, Mr. Sewerage D^POBal Co. E specially for quick sale with Im- room, sofa-bed, 2 chairs, cock'i ileges. Call after 1 p.m., 649- this 25th day of September 118 Pearl St. — 648-6808 less Jacket and the popular warmth as wall as beauty! Ihla the most' fastidious. A ^ • jg> building Une, PART-nME Janitor for morn­ CARPETTS and life too can be Bentley, or 649-3973. 1964. raediato ooeupaacy. buy — by Belflore. Belflore gtartlng at a point on the north ings only. Must bs reliable. tail ft 2 step tables, 2 lamps, 0289. NEW 2 bedroom duplex with pleated akirt. DeeUned tor a bulky sweater with Its intsnst- beautiful if you use Blue Lus­ IDEAL OFFICE location for busy new season. ing sUtchery Is a colorM top- Agency, 648-6121. I gid® o f H aynes S treet, 100’ w est Can 949-5884. tre. Rent electric shampooer 1 throw rug. 5-PIECE dinette. FURNISHED ROOM for gen­ basement and yard, $125 PLUS recondlUoned TV. RE­ monthly. Tel. 849-1741. any business, 458 Main Street, No. 8367 with Patt-O-Ram a U nlnx for your sports clothes! ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. - ;r~ lo f the tateresetion of Guard RANCHES from $14,9f4t 3 1. Olcott Variety Store. tleman, near bath, parking. 54 649-5229, 9-6. In siaes 10, 12, 14. 16, 18, 30. ]fttte m No. 5083-N has knit 42 SANITORD Street the Une wUI extend west- FRIG. or WASH. MACHINE. Manor Ranch, 6% room s. 8 ^ ^ EVERYTHING ONLY $179 High Street. FIVE ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 82 bust. directions In sUss small, m^ M8 Mala Street 649-5341 A lee A t . DlBBCmONSi Taka Eait 93 MAN—OVER 18 TAKE SOIL away the Blue bedrMms, <‘‘"hwsi*er dls- 35, .otabllshed buUd- onto Oeatar St, Msiiebector. - lustre way from carpets and 310 DOW N—310 MONTH CLEAN, comfortably turnished, ter, hardwood floors, built-in Jacket, % ya^ of 54-inch with dlum and large Inclusive; stitch K OAKRIDGE kitchen and > stove, two full Houses For Rent 65 Ulustrations. al. w^l to j tog Una ravsrts to 20’. FoUow this roBto aU tt* way t t . . . to learn upholstery. Rent electric Phone Samuel Albert heat and lights, parking lot, WANTED nap: skirt, 1'% yards. In WUUiuantio baths, $125 monthly, sorry no To order, send 60c In coins to: TO order, send I6e in coins to tea Notch. Boar left at E*|to( •elel mset business. shampooer $1. PaiU’s Point ft Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 for nice neighborhood, convenient SEVEN ROOM Split Level in . mahogany ^s Commission finds that On O ak HIU D rive abont 8 asiles to Fflgrtoi m ill an Wallpaper Supply. more Information. * to everything. 649-1352 p.m. children. Call after 6 p.m. for Sue Burnett, The Manchester Anne Cabot. The M ^ es^ appointment, 640-0765. Manchester, modem kitchen Evening H erald, 1189 A VE. OF uvlng ^ DoUar Damages (|L00) In the andamount Bsnaflts of On« to and a t Apply«la' person. with buUt-ins, 1% baths, fam­ COUNTER MAN Evening H erald, 1166 A VE. OF ■creenGd porch , grnraf®* i» r g « ^ ------•- SCREENED loom tor the best M iS oAB. NEW TOEX. N.X the amount of One DoUat A— I ^ B — E— R— T'—S ily room, garage, etc. $200 per a m e u o a b , h e w y o b k , n .y . 116.900.shaded yard, Owner near 649-5M5. aU schools. Must RERCHWOOD In lawns, delivered / from xmit 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Apartments—Flats— , NEW ADDITION to Colonial FOR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS STORE 10086. 16686. ($1.00) were toeurred to the al«: MBATOWN ^ house, 8% large, sunny rooms, month. Philbrick Agency, 649- Ftor lat-clasa mailing odd 16e ba asm to b# approoiatod. tortag of the bvlldtog Una mSRMUELHL acreening plant Andover Co- OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Tenements 63 8464, Knot handle phone, shipping, and receiving. AU fc— For 1st tlsss mailing add lOo ia CMetotetar U U % m iv sr L sum himhia. CMMge H. Orlfflng, atove, refrigerator, quiet for saeh pattern. Prtat Name, for each pattans. Print Nama, Mortto B. Ahrosd, R t M S O I M : neighborhood, $110. monthly. APPLY IN PERSON AT Address with Zens and Fattarn MANCHB8TERr-6 room ranch, B est Heifford b e ., 743-7886. FIVE ROOM apartment in Ver­ BOLTON—Four room Ranch Address with Zone, Style No. «M|i<«g toom, large living room, n b V n w t" Of jaaottMi Witt B t t 31” G.E. TV, UHF-VHF, rea­ non, available October 1. 643-5983. Num ber. . MANbHESlMb-Top loeatten. Dorettjr C. Jaeobaon, VMieN with cellar, large wooded lot, and Sise. 4 iMdroon m eh. 8 baths, rse 8 bedrooms, $croened porclv FOR BETTER cleaning, to sonable. CaU 649-0677. Adults only. TeL 649-1467. 1125. monthly. CaU 649-8711. Send another 8O0 today for New—'64 Fall-mntsr Album! flaen tory S13,Yf4 to $17,990 keep ODipra gloaming, use CHESTNUT STRBBIT — 8 SCliiaEL BROS. Artlolai; Custom C0U*ctl6n room w ith flreplaoo, FrteOfl to l-car gtrage. near bus wd John B. Lamsnjw, meehaate Tottt aopy of.the now fall ft sen at |fi,900. Hayaa Aganoy, shoapUto. 816.600. PhUbrtek Bine lustre carpet cleaner. FOR SALE—Second hand re­ THREE ROOM heated apart­ roomo, Srst floor, quiet, boat wintar ’64 issue of our pattern regular featur^m; Items Raymond h . BUto wgrtei. Apply , la asm B Don Rent electric shampooer. |L frig e ra to r ' and atove, fUrat Oerner Oeqiter flt. end Proeter Ed., 1 AAftiiAML Agauep. 649-8464. ment.. 466 Matn^Itreet, |90. and hot water, adutt%. |66. coM PLErm r jfumiahad So(* Basie FasMoii. maksi Only iOo a aenr. E fSflteege. 13 The Sberwln-WilUams Co. o a i t 0^ or boHL 648-1838. 649-5239, S f. 648-7879. room house. CaU'649-1794. Ik

, .1' ^tlDAY, OCTOBER 1«, 1064 ;|'fiPNTz ^ Tha Woathor 0 Aversfo Dpily Not Proas Raol Eer tk* Week Ends Foreeast of U. S. WsMtkfcr Oetobar 10, lOoi, TUh# xa nr* Diiiiiw w«n u dandy wKh feriedsriads a f tU k m Manftbaatar Itallaa American owvad M 8=88 p.m. 8oel*^ wm Bwot' Monday at Hartford County Bishop Wal’d Blihop Ward ww petoor «f many VARIETIES day and tonight, eleartog hq* S^ A bout T o w i T:M p.m. at tha chibhouaa on SooUr Mathodlri Ctaureh frafn 1 3 , 9 5 6 night, wmmOr fair and wMamr 9a. ndridg* t t jotOtKin U. PatadL mm «( Sujperior Court 1941 to 1948 when h* ,w*a of Ih* Andtt mt^roiw. Here Sunday ferred to tha Methodlat Church, sf droolatlao Mr. a id Ml*. AntiMBy FMoek, Staamara, charryatona clam* City of VUUigw Chmrm R t UA, Meadiwter. and MU- M t Lebahon, Pa.', Uie laifiMt and clam chowder will ba Methodlat Church In the Pitta- Bh b R i t a c ^ MMi oC Mr. and John P. O NMn, 19, whoee Bishop W. Ralidi Ward Jr. of aervad from 7 to 8 tonight at the Syracuse Area of Methodist burgh are*. He artll he Intro­ APPLES U hl PatarfMagnl, 80 Hom»- laal addreas waa at 488 N. Main (OlMrillad AdvertSriag an Page 8) PRICE SEVEN CENTS: tha n k a Hoina, Blaaril S t Churches, forineriy of Manches­ duced by Dr. Jemee V. CSaypool VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 15 (TWELVE PAGEE-TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1664 Maad 8t. ha** btcna liaale S t, Ma^clMBter, waa given a Marabara, their wtvaa and ter, win be in thla area Sunday Of Bolton, Norwich Dletitot Su­ AT O n W K at Naval Tiatntaff gueata are weleoma auapanded aentenee thta week perintendent . OeAar, Qriat lakaa, HL and Monday. In court tftor he pleaded guilty He will speak Sunday at the 9 The committee a r r a n g e the Navy Bna. Rubari R. Lolgh- and 10:^6 a.m. services at South program le Albert J. H*iJ*h, Oub Soaut Pack IBS win ton Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. to an assault chafga. president of Bunudde C9uirch; ORCHARD Events aiaat toaicbt at T at Bowwa Hubert R. Leighton, 89 Cottage O’Neth, a preeent inmate of Robert H. FUklne of mndoor ■dMMl Auditorium. Bach boy St, recently graduated from the Oheahlre Refonnatory Church. Donald O. WUU of Wee- mult ba aooompaalad by at Baaic Naval Aviation Officers ley end Raymond O. IBll of the India, Japan Dismayed whUa abrvtng an Indeterminate HILL iMat «M pamt. Sriiool, Naval Air Station, Metropolitan Zion Church. Hart­ In State Pensacola, Fla. sentence cm a previous comhc- tlon for forgery, appeared ‘be­ ford, all vice presldenta.' AVERY «T, WAPPINO Mia. Atam Taylor c t HUlaide Also, Francle B. Flortaa,;aoc- Manor Ava., Vainon. la tha Mias Karen Oraoe Jotmaon of fore the high court on Tuesday retary, and Irwin F. B. Uoydof, praaldent oC tha Junior Century Meriot- ter Rd., will be the hosts. non, 17, also of 486 N. Main Three suspects are now in TflKYn (AP) __ Teemimr'^'froni Moscow where Uie news of4>issued a strong protest sgalnst.m. In. Reception Hall. Dr. Ann rium. said that Oallup was hit by one Hartford Sent. 3. The FBI i and Japan, twice on the re­ oaeda from the dance will be :k, associate professor of his­ of the 'youths. O’Neill and 't/mZkftlCAT PIZZA PATIO arrested Anthony Kusy, 22. ceiving end of atomic The official Soviet news agen­ regret that Communist China either in the Gobi Detort of given to aopport the midget Atty. James F. Collins will has Ignored the desire of the Mongolia or in uranium-rich tory at Uidverslty of Hartford Oagnon vmre originally charged a m ye... of Hartford yesterday and bombs, reacted with dismay cy Tass reported only a Peking and pony football taama. Com- will qpeak on "United States At- award the first, second u d vrlttt robbery with violence. Take-Ovf Is Our Spedalfy announcement that the blast people of the world for a halt to Sinkiang, each of which hav* mittM membera for the event Oagnon, in Circuit Court 12, ‘'Secretitf 16$ Love M iP obtained a warrant for Hen- j today to the detonation of had occurred. nuclear tests.” , va.st, uninhabited areas. Tb* [titude Toward Africa and Other third prises to winners o f the BIM TVA (SMALL, BOCDIUM. LABOB, are Mrs. Bmeat Wolfram, Ihnerglng Nations." Manchester, pleaded guilty to ry D. Morin. 28, who is ; Red China’s first nuclear The Chinese charged that the agency estimated that dust or Essay Contest based on “My He slew, beMqr etnr wicMeeil rlH LA PABIY SIZE) Despite the American position riiairman, Mra. Rodney Dolin, substitute charge of breach Loach besr tcrvlct! device. that the Chinese achievement United States, by threatening radioactive rain would reach Mra. Jamaa Lobar, Mra. Bryce Opinion of the Book *Conselence being held in jail in Miami, Japan in a few days. A qwcial meeting with 8. A. of the peace and was given Lett ctcacM cattlsii The blast — propelling the would not materially alter the the mainland with its nuclear Carpenter, Ml*. John Kent* of a Conservative' by Barry M. GrlndDTS— SpoghettM-SliDlIf Fla. The Japanese self defensa Rohrer, church buiTding consul- a three months suspended jail Shar^MT besf MW ecflct. Morin is an escaped convict. government world’s balance of power In the armory, had forced them into and Mr*. Robert Blatler. Ooldwater.*’ Bishop W. Ralph .Ward Jr. agency began daily flights by jtant will be held tonight at 7:M sentence and placed on proba. Nesnr kew! tslr isc cenr FBI agent Charles B. Weeks into the world’s exclusive nu­ near future, a cloud of worry entering the nuclear weapon at Calvary Church. He repre­ Atty. CoUins la Republican tion for two years. Methodist Church. A coffee time (minimum order ZSe) Tm ed Salad— Antipasto clear club — took place yester­ mushroomed swiftly over main­ field. two planes at 40,000 feet altitud* Tlie French Club of Man- said. Kusy, whose father runs to collect radioactive dust. sents the Evangelical Church candidate for Congress from O’NeiU's original charge was will be held for Bishop and Mrs. Ibt fahelcs* XU9X eOFIH Bf. 88, VBBNON — 1,000* North of Vernon Botaiy day in western China. land China's neighbors. U.S. Secretary of State Dean atMatw will meet tonight at 8 the First DlstHct. He attended a roofing compimy here, was Japanese correspondents M Building Corp., South Bend, Ind. changed to assault to which he Ward in the Reception Room of arraigned before U.S. Com­ President Johnson confirmed Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Rusk, who last month predicted at Orango Hall. Thera will ba Hartford Parochial schools, HOUBS: the bomb would be touched off. Peking reported that the pubue antertalnment and refrMh- Members and friends are wel­ pleaded not guilty and w.-js the church between services Ttteo. thra llinrs. 10^ AM . - 11 PM. missioner George C. Hastings in Washington that the Chinese Shastri of India, a country still come. Hartford High School and bound over to the high court. Monday he will speak at the REED'S on federal charges and re­ Reds detonated a "low yield" edgy over the 1962 Himalayan dismissed the Chinese call for there showed elation. Peopla aaenta. F it and Sat. 10 A.M. - 1 A M . gathered on street corners-tb holds degrees from Trinity Col­ He was returned to ( 14th annual Fellowship Dinner Mancheeter Shoppins Paikade leased in $1.1.000 bond. Then nuclear test and said "its mili­ border war with Red China, an international ban-the-bomb lege, Harvard Graduate School SimSay 8 P.BL - 11 P.M. a Closed Mond^w read special editions of the Peo­ Nutmegger Camera Club will await this week’s court disnosi- and Rally ot Methodist Men of 643-7167 Telq^o** 875-8875 or 048-0008 he was arrested by Hartford tary significance should not be accused the Chinese of trying to .summit meeting as a smoke­ teet Wemesday at 8 p.m. at and Harvard Law School. He tion after he changed hia pica Greater Hartford at Burnside police on a charge of violating overestimated." He added there build a "mighty war machine." screen and said the Chinese were ple’s Daily. “ A spokesman for the National­ GSlltop House, Veterans Memor­ has been in the practice of law to guilty to the substitute as- Methodist Church, East Hart jTfffOGRAPHiC SFRVlCF parole. He was once convicted is no reason to fear that the In a statement from New Delhi, "not seriously Interested in ial Paih, Bast Hartford. Frank since 1950. Mult count. fMxl. Hia topic will be “ What of breaking and entering. , Chinese development "could he said the Peking atomic bomb disarmament.” ist Chinese government on F> < Resounding in Red World flecting ihatenals on auto 11- On a recent night PhUbar- .China embassy in,Copenhligefn, Protesting the Chinese nuclear explosion, th* n < -4Xa V.s 8 and phwemongeriiig jyiUok/UVY Soviet Communist laaritomHinleadership, GommAndiuncommandism and unwilllhffnDSiunwillingness verberations over Nikita —W. AverlU Harriman, forin- to take Into account the achleye- The Political Scene LISTEN TO THIS Khrushchev’s fall from er U.S. Ambassador to Russia, menta of science and practical IJN Delay W ilson G oes A head exparlence." An Opon LsHnrt « ‘ power are spreading unpre- and U.S. Undersecretary of O' dictably and may not end State Political Affairs, said Though, in effect, accusing last night that Khrushchev told Khrushchev o f dictatorship, the Expected Tkk k • UHnr to ths foir mindsd and thinking eitizeni of our for a long time. him last year be would step newspaper said the policies of Throngs Greet LBJ, Despite Slim Margin The sudden removal of the aommunity. 4 ^ ' |"S down after his 70th birthday and peaceful coexistence of the UNITED NATIONS, N T . t abullient 70-year-old Premier even named his successors. former ruler would be carried (AP) — Delegates predicted y - - ; - . whp for a decade captured During tha la$t wintar many of you drovo your automobiles into a Harrfman said in a talk at Mun- out. It also said Khrushchev's Barry Follows Trail today bore scheming, immature conclu­ was his handling of Russian- President Johnson, who three California appearances on to postpone the Nov. 10 opening out his five-year program. and-fllera. Ills docket after a quick flight out the belief that Khrushchev sions and hasty decisions and drew huge crowds during a if someone else proposed such a Wilson’s most controversial George Brown, 50, deputy radiators, oil, batteries, atc.7 was forced from rule at a dra- actions divcn-ced from reality. (See Page Five) from the Midwest where he move. It was believed a group measures — steel renationallsa- party leader, waa named Minto- six-hour swing into the spoke last night at S t Cloud, of Asian or African nations tion, government ownership of ter Of Economic Affairs and AetuaHy these people don't expect a tip for all this free service Buckeye' State late yester­ Minn., and Racine, Wls. would broach the idea and the urban building land and the First Secretary of State vdiith but you ihould stop and think a minute how the operator must feel day. Johnson played heavily during Communist bloc would agree. phasing out of Britain's nuclear means, to effect, be is Deputy Two Are Guilty After appearances at Ckneto- his Ohio venture on the theme In a statement late yesterday, deterrent — are bound to meet Prime Minister. ' } when ho knows you bought your tires, batteries, etc. at a discount New Leader to Be Selected nsti and . Daytm, Johnson re­ that his election would mean U.S. Ambassador Adlai E. Stev­ powerful opposition after the Other appointments wars: house pr a grocery store or a drug store the same price he has Of 80 Slayings turned to Washington. He had American stability to a world enson said, "While no one has new Parliament meets Oct. 27. Denis Healey, 47, Minister fW planned to go to “70X08 for rest filled with upheaval.' yet proposed postponement of Last night’s late returns with Defence; Jim Callaghan, 52, to pay, or oven Toss than his cost. By Episcopal Bishops Today today and politicking tomorrow In downtown Dayton, turned the General Assembly, in view one result to come gave Wil­ Chancellor of the Exchqeuer; 8AN FRANCT8CO DEL RIN-. but turbulsiit international de­ Into a giant Democratic riilly by of recent * developments, the son's Laborltes 317 of the 680 Herbert Bowden. N, Leader •( CON, Mexico (AP) — Two sis­ tens of thousands, Johnson re­ House of Commons seats. The This season wa sea mere and more sterhs using auto||nobila acces­ ST. LOUIS (AP) — After afdrop - "ProtestMt’’ velopments changed his sched­ United States is open minded.” ters were found guilty Friday of ule. He meets this morning with ferred to the fact that in the last Conservatives of former Prime (See Page Five) ■ sories, such as 'tires, ail, batteries, anti-freeze, etc. as loss leaders. Holy Communion service, ves­ church's official name. "Protes­ Tl)^e disp'jte results from the slaying at least 80 ^rls in the the National Security CtounclI. ' 24 hours, "the world has Soviet refusal to pay General Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home . $o, Mr. C ar Owner, tha next time a severe cold spell moves in, stop ted bishops of the Prbtestont tant Eplsopcal C2iurch of the clumged.” had 803 seats and the Liberal operation of a white slave ring United States.” The action has Ooldwater spoke to a farm Assembly aaaessmentsts to. toi central Mexico. Episcopal Church ballot in so­ audience to Sioux Falls, S.D., "The world must know on finance the Congo and Middle- party 9 — an over-all majority back at tha store where you purchased your tires, batteries, anti­ yet to be ratified by the House for Wilson of five. The sisters, Delfina (Jonsalei lemn, secret session on a new of Deputies.! where he encountered Demo­ election night that America wl)l East peacekeeping operations. freeze, etc. and ask them to*come out in the freezing, disagreeable Valenzuela, 56, and Maria de The Russians are two calendar The last seat la exfwcted to be ^ %m leader today, choosing him from cratic vice prissidential nominee not turn from the course we Bulletins Jesus (Jonzalez Valenzuela, $9, The vote by the bishops waa years behind to their U.N. dues. held by the Conservatives, re­ weather and use an expansive, easily broken hydrometer to check among themselves. Hubert H. Humphrey. He flew pursued," he said. were given the maximum sen­ the first time that the proposal And he said that he wants the The United States and Britain ducing the. slender Labor mar­ Coiled from AP Winw The scene of the meeting, to to Chicago to deliver his first your radiator or your battory. I think the results would be tence, 40 years in prison. votes of those who believe to have said the Russians should gin further.. name a successor to the Rt. (See Page Two) major campaigh speech on civil most interesting. Several hundred persons gath­ rights. lose their assembly voting Wilson moved swiftly to ered In front of the court house Rev. Arthur . Lichtenberger, is rights under U.N. Charter Aril his administration. Within hours (KLVMPIC SETBACK , the 100-year-old Qirist Church > Humphrey, heading south. (See Page Two) Hero is a problem aH motorists should consider— anti-freeze, bat­ cle 19, which provides that those of his call* to Buckingham TOKYO (AP)—The Ujrib^ (See Page 'Two) Cathedrri in St. Louis. members two years behind shall Palace where ' he met with ed States’ swimmers suffered teries, tires, etc., should be installed by the seller who at the same The Rev. Mr. Lichtenberger, have no vote. Queen Elizabeth H on his ap­ a major setback today la the' Presiding Bishop of the 8.5 mil-> time will check your automobile. Proper installation of anti-freeza The session ali;eady has been pointment, the Prime Minister 1,500-meter mbn’s freeatylsr lion-member church, is resign­ named his first six cabinet min when they gained only a sUotr ing because of illness — Parkln- demands, checking af connecting hoses and radiator fot Ipakst plus (See Page Five) isters. ver second-plaee roedwBiea iii Bon’s disease. ; <■ tho corroct amount for the cold season. The same inspection Is the Tokyo game*- Tbri. News Tidbits The choice of the bishop to Americano, boaottng wurld'. succeed him then goes for ap­ Bocossary for proper'installation of batteries, tires, etc. Further­ the AP Wires record-holder Roy Saari proval to the House of Deputies, John Nelson, figured the more the installer will be most happy to check his product many the lay and clergy representa­ Wilson Caught Uneasy Mood nsednl In the 1 ^ , but " times during the winter months and advise you whether' you havo tives of the bicameral legisla­ President Johnson calls Na­ ture of the church’s' General settle for second (by ^equate protection. tional Security Council to Convention, meeting in Kiel That’s Sweeping British Life as Australia’s Beb "White House to review issues Auditorium, five blocks from churned In the winner. Usually tha motorist will ask for this froa service during the saver- arising froni ouster of Premier the cathedral, v sweep of the medgle tai Khrushchev and Red China's Never in church history have AP News Analysis ^las-Home is on the sidelines women’s 400-inelbMr brittv al medley, lad by Deann DOk Buclear explosion... Be*. Hnm- the deputies failed to ratify By ARTHUR L. OAV8HON because he was out of hia depth to the rough-and-tumble polities. Vnrona took some '* do8S h« complain. Now, Mr. C ar Ownar, laf us all boar in mind if lirey oompalgns In three statoe the blimpe’ election of a presid­ LONDON (AP) — Harold It seemed as If the natim's sttog out of it, bowover, ; Irting with or going steady ing bishop. Wilson U Britain’s Prime Minis­ wa taka this businass away from tha people who art willing to givo S ter today because he caught the verdict flowed more from an pushed tlw Amerlenns’ with O O P .. . American Motors After the vote of the deputies, mood for change that has begun instinctive assessment of two lag medal total to 1^ froo sorvico with our purehasos, than tha tima is naar and justifiad and UAW expected to aiuioiiiioe two of them from the diocese of to sweep this restless land. personalities — Wilson’s and tog 83 grid. 15 sUveg a g f tfiat tha sarvicaman mako a eharga for theso sorvicas. profit sharing formula today... the bishop chosen, will escort him from the cathedral to the After IS years In the shadows, Douglas-Home’s — than from Mrs. Nelson Rocdiefeller under the Labor party loader offered an appraisal of rival political court order to surrender her House of Deputies for present*' As wa think about this problom, don't you agroo it would ba battar tion to tiiem. the nation “ a new way of life” programs. BLAST PUT four-year-old daughter to exr ->- Wilson, the classless, 48- BBXTDBVIUdE. for all conearnod if Mr. Grocer and Druggist would use somo of Mentioned as choices for the and the proejtoct of (‘getting husband as part of complicated Britain on the move again." ysar-old professional politician (AF) — The thoir pwn items as loss loaders in their raspoctivo steras and lat visiting rights blueprint. Presiding Bishop: < who fought his way up unaided, Uaot to be Bishop Stephen Bayne, former More than 12 mtUion Britons tha automotiya sarvicaman hava their small parcantaga of profit Foreign Minister Kyprianou turned hopefully to him. booed his campaign largely on the liffuia Of Cyprus said today the Krem- executive officer of the World- bread-and-butter Issues. They here was Wide Anglican Oommunian; There were the proud ones, 10 that they can support their families and give tha "fraa sarviea" Un shakeup "would not affect tired of seeing their country covered housing, education, tod w due the Soviet Union’s policy*' to­ Bishop John B. Hines, of Hous­ pensions, economic expansion, er. Tha btost you k«vo enjoyed In tho past? ton ; Bishop Richard 8. M. Em- pushed around to the world ward his country but dMllned arena. and living costs. rebet fo r^ o a rtj^ to say whether or not he had rich, of Detroit; Bishop Donald — Douglas-Homs, the political Hallock of Milwaukee; Bishop' There were the young, frus; recoil^ reasuranoes from new amateur campaigned at a rioW' Robert F. Ol^iMm of Richmond, trgted by barrlen of class and government leaders . . . Prav- er pace on issues which W4rs Va.; Bishqp Thomas Hepry money. THE MBEPEmEIIT ' Sa published renewed biasto at There were teacbere. techno­ romovsd from ths workaday Bed CUa*. clearly authorised Wright of Wilmington, Del. Bishop Frsderiok Wariieke of crats and even Qrcoons tirful by horlsons of average voton. His Iqr new party leadership and Wilson’s ylrioa of a partnsrahlp warnings that Wilson’s aooi- apparently nUing out any Im­ Bethelehm, Pa.l Blabop Henry a/UURE OWNERS if MARSHEmR betwasn people and Parliament, aiiam would roD Britons a t their mediate attempt at recjoaoiUa' L Louttit, of south. Ftolda. I. G. 0. Two days of cloMd sasslonb-to hatween aclsncs and soclaJlam, freedom won few votes. tiona with Pricing. 'T t w r DMCNRHit— s i f d k T w tu iitl*' I designed tb modernise a aociaty Sines 19U Labor has loat Nanraganoott Browing Co.,Cranoto*vAl> at “man in the straet* riact tha asw PpasMiag Bii'^ It wss ladies day fo^ the GOP camMiiid^ yesterday as Mrs. William Miller, left, trirtng euatar of began periarday aftatnoon * that b* asM Iwd been Uvtng too Uu*a atoctioBa to th* Ooass m s and Mrp. Barry (kiMirtterjn[rt and natianal eandidatfee at a a vatod.te CaUcago r tr t p t im L ; .(AP,| I ' (Sat tiia ilfe)