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Russian Space Flight Back on Earth Safely

Russian Space Flight Back on Earth Safely

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, ItM Th6 Wtfithtr DidljNotPn EHmirBBN Fereoast a< U. S. Wa . ttrwiing If^rato p the Wfik U * Octohss 16,1006 ■u Mostly eloady tonight, law In lb s Army and Hasy CSub Aux- 13,956 46s, pnrtiy snnny thaiy artn #flbsor a card party Voting List row, high In 86s. A bw itT ow n ton l^ t at 8 at the ctabhODsa. M aneh09tm ^^Ciiy of VWogo Chotm Bewe™ M xmI t ^ A Mm adisd* •t. Jaaoids' kothara Circle win Up to 22,473 meat Wadnaaday at 8:U p.m. at triad aa apan houM and tuaMaaa on Pngs 14) PRICE SEVEN CENTS maaliiic tonorroar. bagUniac at tha home at Mrs. Tbomaa Bran- MANCHESTER,. CONN., TUESDAY OCTOBER 18, 1964 nan. 48 Wadsworth S t Co-Host- In A ceoord-breaktng turnout TOP&SHOP ROLLS BACK (gIXTBBNvPAGBS) T :M pun. assas drin ba MTs. Edward Rlfau Saturday that increased Man­ Bootli M ool FTA NM a«liad> and Mrs. Paul O ’Nan. chester’s voting list by 4 per alad Its drat maatinc af tha mnt in 11 hours, 818 rssidents XI Oamms chapter of Beta anaann taaiomaa at 7:45 pjn. wers made dIl|TSI4 to vote in Events Ib a naattag «fll ba precadad Sigma Phi win meat tonight at WITH OUR GREATEST the Nov. 8 national and stato Airman Released Unharmed b y a potbMk at 6:80. Mambara 8 at tha home of Mrs. Horace a i« taniadad to brtac sitoar- BIsMO. 100 Carman Rd. elections. d f tha total,. 886 registered Russian Space Flight arata. A q>eeUJ part ad tha In State anaatbir win ba to araksoma tha Nathan Hale School will hold ss Democrats and 151 aa Re­ an open bouse tomorrow from After Propaganda Kidnap naw prtaolpal, Mrs. UlUan publicans, while 288 sre unaf- 7 to $:S0 p.m. All parents and filiated. chUdran are welcome. PTA The new electors raised the Accused Youth MlaatoBOfnbh Trlba. lORM, membership tickets may ba ob- town's total registered voters V become a dlsturtMuiee of great At 10:57 a.m. Moscow time, force,’ ’ the Cuban obeervatory “ As a result,** Mulvey said Drive begins today. The drive will be carried to every Soviet Space Target “for 82 days at a council time 2:57 a.m. EST, 10 minutes after ' cnooBw ] said. industrial worker, every business employe and every World View landing, pilots reported; ""R is ______Bt pw J t < air «r I 6«8rtC nothing .COTld be done be­ Cuba, hit by hurricanes O yo cause orders of ths court household in town before the drive en^ Oc,t. 80. object is visible oA'tlie grou^ nw ay watar to m la * beck « e i a , and Hilda earlier this aeason, a t With TbOaflex the fan pieeiure ptowB Now nothing can be done to Ths g^ for toe gensral^ ,, - CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (APT^Hars maylbt tha H6xt LONDON {APT — The Soviet well ■visible, and the cosmo­ II taV ^ alreadr has suffered great crop nauts, three, beside It. They are throosh tha clogfins.maM sad I KM an aieeticn Nov. 8, ths campaign this y«r is ahoutT?«rt «>> the VwM the space target for the Soviet Union, successful with man­ Uniem’s orbital flight of three and pro^rty damage. For the aiririMB k down. Cant A i l PINEAPPLE Drink — Del MoRtn's constitutional date.’’ United Fund is seeking. .walking about, walking brisk­ past throe days, heavy rains $46,000. Hie goal for toe Fund ned and unmanned earth orbit, flights but frustrated men in one space ship was gen­ ly.” • caaMMD re Max sr SMT «Nau Make Tour Mulvey referred to the Dem­ The campaign is being •'Bsctaan asi mam mb a watis caused by Isbell may have as. A whole is *116,000. The re­ mounted by three divisions—in­ with unmanned lunar and planetary missions erally praised in Britain today Scientists, engineers and cos­ • cmnaa nssu. cawt awesaouMe best caused farther devastation. The ocratic and Republican Inter- Authoritative America n^ • w aste laa. sm s Msnsnr nr mainder la being collected by dustrial, business and resWen- as a feat that put toe Russians monauts at the control post appearance Havana paper Hoy said the venors Ih toe case, saying they sources report the Soviets have embraced and congratulated MORIARTY BROTHERS in fresh, 6' 2 o z j ' “had no claim to special status toe Fund’s Initial Gifts Divi­ tlal. 'Die industrial division is ahead of the Americans‘ill the ,$ 2 6 S tobacco crop already may have charged with bringing in one failed 17 straight times to A rm Twisters space race. each other, Tass said. ' 301 CENTER STREET— 643-5185. bright cans in this court.” sion. ' launch probes to Mars, Venus R ie announcement o< tha af NASOwaM sn n i ivwnmni been damaged. half of-th e $46,000; toe other By contrast, Communist Chi­ clothing Cuban bro^casts monitored in For toe court to invite ccin and the moon. space ship’s purpose, mada >i STAR-KIST":7TUNA1 4 A flashing sign in front of two are each -expected to bring na and others aligned with Pek-. ferences and advice from the Begin Campaigtt enhanced by Miami said Castro’s militia had the Savings Bank of Manches­ For most of November Mars after it was launched Monday interveners, Mulvey said, “ Is to In one quarter of the total. tnr ignored the space flight. our euperior been placed on alert along the ter is announcing daily toe will be in a position to receive a from a "cosmodrome” 1,280 do a disservice not only to it­ Heading toe industrial divi­ In Japan, reports of the flight cleaning south coast to deal with any percentage of the goal that rocket-launched explorer from WlLLtMANTIC (AP)— ' miles southeast of Moscow, said methods..’ self, but to toe state of Con­ sion is Robert Warfel, general pushed accounts of Japan’s first storm emergency. haa been realized. The Fimd earth, a position It reaches once Volunteer solicitors were gold medalist in toe Olympics to it would study medical xeaeUons necticut.” ^ manager of the NHSLOO Tool told to have no fear, an The Miami Weatoer Bureau has reoeiived about 28 per cent every 25 months. second spot- during “ a long flight” How long advisory at 11 «.m. EST placed Consider Ptoposale Co. Inc,, 266 Center St., and a orthopedic. surgeon was' was never stated. 12u-1 HARTFORD (AP) — A p­ of toe goal. The United States plans to Japanese newsmen based In the storm center 40 miles south The United Fund .this year vice p ru d en t of toe Fund. In launch two Project Mariner near. Said toe surgeon at The traditional Soviet sUenca JELL-O GELATIN pointment of a special master Peking reported that throuriiout the United Fund Cam­ of Cuba’s western tip. The Cu­ represents 11 community serv­ charge o f toe business dlirlslon craft on intended eight-month the 24-hour and 16-minute flight, on what toe Ausslans are plan­ ban Weather Bureau, two hours is one of toe proposals under ice agencies, all of which are Is PhUlp Harrison of Harrison voyages to Mars In this period. paign kickoff dinner last ning to do In spacf — contrasted consideration as a three-judw night; "Don’t b« afraid to all papers and radio stations in JOIN OUR earlier, had reported It Just 27 dependent in whole or in part Stationers, Main St. Each 'will U.S. experts laelleve the Rus­ (fommunlst China made no with volumes of ^epared infor­ miles off the coast. federal court studlwstudies hownow to "[upoa p u b lic subscriptions, round up employe representa­ sians may launch three Mars go out and twist a few mation poured forth as soon aa Free Pick-up and Delivery arms. After all, you have mention of the space ship. STOPS SHOP fTTB O "Any storm in this position achieve toe reapporUonment of withoutWithout the fund, each would tives to collect for the probes, following a three-shot The London Dally Telegraph something is done — hid an always is a threat to south Flo­ i ie (fonnectlcut General As be required to mount its own drive where they work. ‘ pattern used previously when me around.” answer to questions whethsr BLANKET NEW SYSTEM cans embly. science staff said the launching BRAND Itij O rida,’’ Dunn said. fund drive, at a greater cost TTie residential division is un­ Venus and Mars were in proper “ has put the Russlnas ahead bf Voskhod had mads as kmg a EVAP MILK "W e can’t tell now, however, The tribunal reserved ded- to the community. fUght as originally plaiined. der Mrs. Norman OombUo, 71 position. LAUNDRY alon on toe special Master plan the Americans, whose first exactly in what direction It is The 11 agencies are Man­ and several other proposals ar­ Ornistance Dr. If the Russians emi^oy toe Profit ■ Sharing three-man space ship is at least AND DRY CLEANING moving’’ because of the lack of chester Memorial Hospital, (See Page Bight) CLUB PLAN gued before It yesterday at a TTie Initial gifts divlsioa and powerful new rocket used Mon­ two years away from the ON HARRISON ST. (44) ^ n e reconnaissance. ikitz Junior Museum, Child its eight teams officially wound day to launch, their three-man Last Obstacle laimching pad.” Off East Center St. Highest winds were estimated 90-mlnute hearing. Guidance Clinic, Children’s AiNrttd flavtra The court gave no Indication up their efforts last week. The craft, rocket specialists here The paper said the “ Soviet SMALL DEPOSIT AND Opposite the Cemetery at 60 miles an hour around an Services of Ck>nnectlcut, Pub estimated they may tw able to rocket which put the three-man AngrtoaH Dry Iraad when its decision would be an­ returns are just beginning to In GM UAW Talk I eye which became better organ- lie Health Nurses Association, land as much as 10,000 pounds vehicle into orbit must have 3--1 come in. REGULAR PAYMENTS For Pick-up and Delivery nounced. Observers expect it CANNED SODA •-Ited this morning. Gales extend­ Diocesan Bureau, Boy Scouta on Mars to make extensive been a colossal affair. It was Cali 649-77SS ed out 70 miles in all direotions. relatively soon, perhaps within The eight teams solicited Bulletins WILL MAKE YOUR and Girl Scouts, Greater Hart contributions from doctors, den­ scientific studies. DETROIT (AP) — Negotia­ probably bigger than the new Branches at; 219 North Main toe next few days. ford Chapter of toe American The U.S. Mariner craft, tions twtween American Motors “The court has got to be pre­ tists, lawyers, medical special­ American rocket being C«U*d from AP Wins BLANKET EASY TO (See Page Nine) Red Cross, and Hartford Coun­ launched by amaller Atlas- Age- Oorp. and the . United Auto Si. and 601 Hartford Rd. SAVE 50c or more pared to do toe job the Su­ ists, realtors, oil dealers, muni­ developed for the American ty YMCA and YWCA. na rockets, each will weigh 870 Workers Union came down to man-on-toe-moon program.” a s s ^ s s a s d e OWN! compared to other preme Court has ordered lu to cipal and school employes and The general campaign goal one simple question today: The London 'Dmea science PAYOFF r e p o r t e d tine brandsl (See Page Nine) Does the sole profit sharing correspondent said "Informa­ WASHINOTON (A P )—A FACIAL TISSUE Stop & Shop Brand contract tn the automotive in­ tion about radiation hazards, DemooraUe National Oonv> News Tidbits dustry survive or does It die? and the extent of protection mittee employe said today Iw ARE YOU IN Subway Snarl Working against a Thursday needed, can be obtained as well received a $1J)00 .payoff a l­ NEW from the AP Wires midnight, s t ^ e deadline, the with Instruments, and much la tar deUvering copies o f prfr or out o f ’ Seen Affecting company' said, in effect, let it known already.” vate Demoerattc messages AUTOMATIC U IIM T 'C tomato SAua die. The union, on the other He aaid that "toe check nec­ QMii achednlea to John Gren­ HOT WATER? U.S.------space------ageAoJKwlto- ^ newh hand, said let's keep it alive. essary for safety from welgh- ier, executive director of too V Top VahM Stmpi, too! dues provided by S Sovm o v le t^ ^ree- r British Vote This, howeyer, was not the lessneas can he made only In a RepobUcan National. Com- I satellite — and a team consist­ mittee. The charge was mado Just 9 >/}C* a day for fuel man flight, believes it may trail only trouble sjwt in the suitomo- BLANKET Russia In space race by as immli LONDON (AP)— A wildcat tive industry. ing of pilot, scientist and doctor ta an affidavit dated Oct CHECK THESE can get you out of as two years . . North Caxo- BUliway . slowdown that haa General Motors Coip., kingpin is obviously'a good way to go and signed by Loois FlaXr trouble! Una residents retreat slowly la snarled London traffic drew fire of the automakers, s t i l l ----- about it.” a teletype operator'%ortrtng face of sUt-Iadea flood waters today from Labor party legder for the Democratic National OUTSTANDING FEATURES (See Page Nine) but 2,800 have now sought Harold Wilson. He was clearly (See Page Ntee) ConmUttoc. He said he acted If you live In a typical 30 1 m a y w r o s p e o a u i 20 with approval of Democratic house, you could easily run SAVE < lb! ] $AVE orites. A Conservative staattal and persistent naew Mothproof spokesman said the slowdown Day, previewing 'toys that items. Mom can do the family More than 700 Eptscopallsa Educational toymakers seem ployment” In reply, ^ Only one blanket to waMi could react sigainst the Labor manufacturers will offer to the Aren Redevelopmeat Admla- wash. Sis can do tbe dishes leaders accuse OOP presiden­ public this year. to have been fascinated by ana­ and store at (be earoe time Junior tial candidate pad his running party. tomy. Among the items scanned tetrntlon ssld that It should Tha trouble began Monday in "This was the happiest day of not be expected to turn fed^ Three fashionable colors— take# his bath, and yon en- mate of “traaivw*nt exploita­ my life!” said Eddie Yuste, a 9- by 8-year-old (3heryl White were Roee Pink, Seafoam Green, y a shower. tion o i racism arooug wMte a- dispute over new schedules end aid on and eJf an eomc which various train crews re year-old who spent much of the a transparent model of a brea­ Caribbean Blue Don’t delay—phone us to­ cltlseBB” . . . P r s s ld s n t de thing man and assembly kits for munltlee mp ta and eat at- garded as a speedup. Some day assembling a plastic clock. day. Find out how easy It Is Oaulle arrives In Rio de Jaaelro skeletons of frogs, fish and toe the status of a _ failed to report, for work. Others ■nie children, picked from to switdi to a Mobllheat- STEAK for throe-day BrasUian visit, Navy families in Brooklyn, were human hand. area. The criticism wad worked in slow motion. Union Twin Size llred water heater. winding up lO-nstlon mlsrion to " I hate science,” frowned by tbe General leaders urged all to accept the the guests of the nation’s toy Single Control *Average tamlly of foor. Stop t Skop bolster French prestige In South industry at the Annual fall show Oheryl, “ but I like dolls.” Ofliee, rriilch eh . America . . . Supretne Court re­ new schedules. spendlag for Cloagisnh,.^: Trains ran Infrequently or not spemsorsd by the Toy Manufac­ The association, which pre­ 14.88 kolps yoa mvo! fuses to act on appeal by Darien turers Association of the U.S.A. dicts record sales at the factory couple in their flgtit against at all. Office workers endured RABRT n jpn i Full Size crowded, uncomfortable . jour Inc. They had the run of about level at $1.17 bllUan thia year, oondemnation o f their land as S A N ANTON] MORIARTY Erioy a vori tUak neys.' The streets were more 600 toys made by more than 100 aaya dolla remain the biggest I ' Singlfi ContrdI aiy elemmitary school site manufacturers, and each got to single category of toys, as they (A P) — ; Two Orficial Vatican sources soy crpwded than usual. Buses were 15.88 choked with passbngers. take home his favorite. >' have been for many years. governors for ■ duNHlo! Pope Paul VI haa acted la favor It's practically Imposalble to Double Size BROTHERS Wilson tried to blame toe There were racing-car kits, that Re ' at progreosives in their critical gas pumps that rang up the think of a revolutionary toy water's . Oiir Jiiil*Rlti Trim® atruggle with Ecumenical Coun- dispute In part on bad feeling Dual'Control EAT'N JOY IRANO which he suggested the Con­ number of gallons, monsters idea,” said Frank Oavltt, an rapidly In flr i: - M3-5135 eil conservatives. 19.88 gIvH yoH mort voloi; servative government caused by that walked, printing presses, association official, as he the NnsMNltti 301-315 C M tw St. rJiuiMth halting pay Increases in 1961. botany kits, families at dolls dodged lO-yaar-old Thomas Oar. Jeha R.. GENERAL ELECTRIC..:PIONEERS OF AUTOMATIC BED ______tour and ‘“The only people who are and even penthouse-style apart­ Baltoeim cm a tractor-trlcyble. leaves tor Great Britain hgr Jet pleased a)x>ut trwble on Lon­ ments for dolla. 'What adults use and do haa we Give Uner ; . . Georgetown artist don’s trammort are the Oonserv '"There are ao many toya you always been toe model for COVERINGS. LETS YOU SLEEP LIKE YOU NEVER SLEPT Armoufr Star Skinless 1 1 ^ Ptachot Meyor, 44, slate atlves,” Wilson said. don’t know what to play with,” ' toys,” Gavitt said. ^ BEFORE; GReeN STAMPS That statement seemed be aaid Tuiina Hunter, 9, clamping The day was happy but long yond dispute. Alter days of her handa. She chose an alectric for WlUle Ruff. 10. After two DOMESTICS — LOWER LEVEL M o b i l h G o t disappointment from puWc oven that really bakea. hours with toe toys, ho wpmtad nANKFOMS > 59 ion poUa and tlisir own sam* Tha aaanctatton, vdilch riagaa to hitaw What time It was. aschlMthiMt aa tartor faotariaa •1 toliik,” said WUlto, tha aouHH^atart paak ta tlm# Cor hmdi.” lUllCHESTEB EVENINa HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1964 HANCHESre* erfNTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1964 S' ■ about two months ago to study King D^otinces ■ at Ibadan, reportedly on 8 sebo- Teachers’ Strike Sbeiitwold on Bridge Events People In larshlp provided by the Niger­ H A V lY fU A N ^X)pei*ation Eagle Eye ian government. He said ithe BVmf tCflllMniG Rights Violence scholarship was offered by iiffl- Superb Enters Sixth Day is m c a o d ic k l t THAT CALLS «dt TOPBEVEWT M 8CABDS In W oM dale of the Nigerian Embassy Gains Nationwide Strength 8T. LOUIS (AP) — Dr. Ma­ MOEm The News In Washington, but that the FOOD? PAWTUCKET, R.l. (AP) — By AUntED BHEINWOID ■ r i , 3 4 r m m rtin Luther King Jr., has de­ , HONG k 6 n O (AP) - ly. scholarship has not been made School teachers in this industri­ National H sa’a Team Okaiaploa V Q J 9S available and no government n rtay be a weWeg, MX> (AP) — Opm Uon^tector there,*’ Berr aid, “ and nounced violence in the civil phoon Dot with center winds of rlghU movement, saying it is Whan dummy has a kng KIMSS NEW YORK (AP) • Adlai E. official had disciused it with •net er just aa a Re^bUcan volun- there were' no vote fraud al city were expected to stay 170 miles an hour ripped Hong s m o s both impractical and immoral. tiiat may fumlah dlacarto tho Btsvenaqh says the late Eleanor K lm ^ c e his arrival. togeOier et a eeeieq ^l-watchina piwram charges to give the city of Chi­ away from classrooms again dofoadors muat taka thoir trlcka Kong today, leaving at leart 84 y.aenie frieadly greop. cago a black eye.” Dr. King, a Negro, made an Roosevelt w u "rnora than rele­ pMt for Cook County- that brought Russian Democratic Incumbent’a opponent, John Lodge, addressed the Rotary last week. (Herald not be held accountable” for where to find a pay telephone. first meeting of the season to­ involvement in civil ri|^ts. East-West thus collected 200 What do you sayf touriata to Tokyo for the Olym­ every statement he made as Amplt Parkinfi: Front and Roar Ih ey have to know everything l^ t it appMred the city would High fashion and high notes atxmnded at last night’s photo by Saternis.) ______The diocese of Louisiana at its points for their pains. Not as Answer: Bid four hearts. Wils pic games. senator. BO ttey can be effective chal night at 8 at the home of Mrs. not be able to accept opening of the Metropolitan Opera’s 80th season. John Knowlton, 22 Scarbor­ Paul E. Bassett, Pawtucket convention voted to present a gtxxf as 620, of course, but a lot shows strong trump rtipport Eisenhower, speaking Monday Imgers on election day.” resolution to the general con­ Cong^regational Church, Main ough Rd. The subject of the finance director, said there Among the socialites displaying the highest fash better than it might have been, (usually of at least five cards), LONDON (AP) — Rlngo night to 600 Republicans at The (^ration was formed in vention which states: “ this body SoutliW indsor St., will meet at the home of meeting will be “Master Plan,’ would be legal obstacles to such ions were Mrs. Gabrielle Lagerwall, left, wearing a N etArt Bneogh a singleton or void suit, and not Starr, the Beatles’ drummer, Mr. and Mrs. Meris Dlnse at $10-a-plate dinner, said of Gold- the aftermath of the 1960 elec< — the diocese of Louisiana — more than 9 points in high was a full fledged driver today the development of Manches­ a move and it “ would not be fingertip chinchilla coat over a blue velvet gown In a fe w \ «se s the shift to 8 tonight for a meeting of water ; “Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lm>p«al” tlons in predominantly Demo- good financial practice” for the believes that, in working for cards. but he doesn’t have a car yet. “ For a long time he waa cm tlc Oook County, which ter. that had a band of chinchilla around the skirt. Mrs. those paramount human rl^ ts clubs didn’t come fast eqough huslMss and pleasure. Mrs. Lillian Whitney 1s chair­ city to borrow money from a Esst wop the first trick with the Ringo told friends he probably Education Board to Elect TOmoirow the South Wind­ freewheeling senator and could helped President John F. Ken private citizen. I^nard Holtzer, right, appeared in a white fox to which all men ore entitled For Sheinwold’s 36 - page would get a sports car like the not be held accounta'ble for nedy carry Illinois by a slim 8,- man of the committee and will under God, property rights must king of spades and returned sor/cleigymen will meet at the be assisted by Mrs. Mitchell Samuel Leviten, president of coat—a pillar of eight tiers from neck to ankle. trump. booklet, "A Pocket Guide to other uvo Beatle license-hold­ Lumeran Church at 10 a.m. everything he said. Today, there •M votes. the Big G-Supermarkets, made also receive due ccmsideration.” Bridge,” send 50 cents to ers, George Harriscm and. Paul is nothing flip, no impulsiveness “MICHELANGELO” Republicans accused more Hedge. Mrs. James Tani, Mrs. (AP Photofax). Resolutions frotn the dioceses South took the ace of trumps Officers at Meeting Tonight -Genior choir rehearsal will Eugene Szetela and Mrs. Ben­ the offer saying; and led ' his singleton diamond. Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. McCartney. p e held at 7 pjn. tomorrow in about him.” This young “Michelangelo” may than 650 electlmi officials of “ A lot of innocent kids are of South Caroling, Mississippi Herald Box 8318, Grand Central Ringo passed his driving test Eisenhower was presented misconduct and carried their jamin Shankman. and Alabama also would pro­ West stepped up with the ace 'the sanctuary. Anyone inter­ be a beginner, but his paintings A unit meeting will be held taking a beating because of the and returned a club, but It was Station, New York 17, N.Y. Monday. Ks biggest problem *rhe board of edu<»tlon will<&the director, speaking on pre- ested is invited to attend. with a birthday cake at the protest to the state election strike. I don’t know who’s right vide for less active Involvement Oopsriight 1964 was finding a place to take the hold an election of offlceia to­ parednesB, said that high on dinner. He’ll be 74 Wednesday. command a high price—in r^iair board. The claims were dis­ tomorrow morning at the home by the Episcopal Church In the too late. South won with the ace of Mrs. Douglas Roberts, 25 or wrong, but I know the chil­ ‘Glittering’^ Audience of clubs, got to dummy with General Features Oorp. test. night. The officers will include the list of necessary items waa Manchester Evening Herald HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Singer bills! If your home were defiled or missed for lack of evidence. civil rights movements. ■ Besieged by young fans a good workable contix>l center Raymond Rd. The new mem­ dren are not wrong.” trump to discard a club on the chaiiman, vice chkirman and South Windsor oorrespondeot. Jack Jones, suffering from, wrecked by vandals, you’d welcome After the election, Barr, an S e v e ^ other dioceses have wherever he appears In London, equipped with the necessary hoateeness caused by nodules bers unit meeting will be held There are about 11,000 chll taken action for involvement In king of diamonds, and ruffed secretary. Brownie Joseph, tel. 644-0148. the protection of AEtna Casualty’s attorney, was asked by local Ringo and his driving instructor The agenda will also include Items for immediate operation. on his larynx, has withdrawn GOP leaders to head an anti tomorrow night at 8 at the dren in the city’s schools. civil rights but only one, the diamond. Homeowners Package. It covers Teachers receive $4,800 start­ W elcom es Met Season aelected a fairly Isolated area approval of high school aud ele­ Second on the list was a good DISCO'VERT DAY from the Prince Charmihg role vote-fraud organization in Chi­ home of Mrs. Samuel McCurry, \ diocese of Iowa, has presented a The rest was routine. South 66 E. Maple St; Anyone inter­ ing salary and go to $7,100 after near the northern limits of Lon- mentary bills for October emergency plan. GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (AP) in the CBS version of "Cinderel­ vandalistn plus many, many other cago. "1 just reached into the resolution to be offered at the dm . Schatzman stated .that some iky for a name — and got ‘eS' ested in joining is welcome. 30 years. Ohey want a new sala triennel general convention. amounting t o '8248,396.81. It was a “ Discovery Day” sale la,” a spokesman said today. hazards. NEW YORK (AP) — Austra-<^chllla around the skirt of her towns had filed their plans Jones, 27, will bd raplaced by gle-eye’,” he said. Mrs. Herbert Klecolt, 156 ry scale of $7,300 after 10 years midnight blue velvet gown and Several other resolutions on The board of education will and two women who found the Ha’s Joan Sutherland performed with the state but many had Broadway singer Stuart Damon In the 1962 Cook County eleC' Mountain Rd., will have the and $7,500 after 25 years. chinchilla cuffs. race are expected to be intro­ meet at the South Windsor same bargain held on to it for The $90,000 offered by Leviten gloriously and the audience was n ot The basic South Windsor more than l2 hours until per­ CBS reported. tions. a Republican sheriff and Thursday morning meeting at glittering and glamorous as the Mrs. Johnny Carson, whose duced on the floor of the House Catholic Units High School at 7:30 p.m. would be the cost to the city this PfgK ( » sriSlilF Civil Defense Director Ever­ plan has been filed and ap­ suaded to leave when the dis­ LAGOS, Nigeria (A|») — county Judge were elected along her home. Mrs. Mitchell Hadge, Metropolitan (Jpera opened its husband appears on television of Deputies and the House of THE IFFERENCE with six countywide GOP offi- 50 Cushman Dr., wrlll have the year under the proposed salary late in the evening, wore a coat- Bishops. ett J. Miller submitted a Report proved. count store closed at 10 o’clock James H. Meredith, the Ameri­ scale. The school committee 80th season Monday night. Meet at School He added that a well round­ can Negro who broke the color Oials. Thursday night unit at her The annual event at the old of-mail (festume glittering over One would seek the separation to the town coimcil for the pe­ Monday night. “ Eagle-ey* was a definite home. says the $90,000 is not available the bodice of a slim white dress. of the 'Episcopal Church from BEHOLD A riod ending Sept. 30. ed and trained organization Store manager Melvin Smith barrier at the University of Broadway opera house also was *rhe Holy Name Society and must be developed with up to Mississippi, says he’ll leave a 16th anniversary celebration She was escorted by Alan Jay the National Council of Church- Miller said work had been said the two vowed to resume May toe quote rates and assist you the Ladies of St. James will date manning lists. An inven­ Nigeria if arrangements for his for general manager Rudolf Lemer, Broadway lyricist. “ because of the National started on planning for a dis­ their grips today on .opposite have a potluck Sunday at 6:30 tory of Civil Defense and 'pub­ stu(lies are not concluded as Bing. On Lerner's other arm w m Council’s involvement in civil PALE HORSE trict system in town. Prelimi­ ends of a $10 bicycle. i- as toe have so many others? the working baritone’s wife, rights mcwements.” pm . at St. James' School audi­ nary plans call for eight dis­ lic owned equipment and sup­ He said he offered to settle "Imnorably as they had been He served coffee to shivering torium. plies backed up by a list of the dispute with a flip of a coin, begim in the United States.” Fitting children’s shoes is a specialty at Leonard’s opera-lovers waiting for stand­ Mrs. Robert Merrill, wearing Speaking in the haillB of Kiel tricts in the town. Sometime white velvet gown covered with Auditorium between meetings, a There will be entertainment, in the future these districts will privately-owned items, he said, but the women v e to ^ the Idea. Meredith came to Nigeria ing-room tickets, donned a square dancing, ballroom danc­ must be developed and kept up white tie to usher his handsome gold beads. respected church leader, the be subdivided into blocks for Yes, Mothers and Dads. .. we do know how. Onetime singer Hope Hamp­ Rev. Canon Theodore O. Wedel BURNSIDE|■fasf Windsor ing and community singing af­ more efficient operations, Mil­ to date for immediate reference wife through the carriage trade >’ kS '( AVi IA',1 iiAkTFOUO ton drew attention by flinging a of New York City, said: “ I think DRIVE-IN «ouu,5 ter the supper. *rhe Knights of lar said. In emergency. entrance and, finally, posed In a fREf PARKING “iVa Missionary Group Meeting “ Complete Line happy embrkce with the trium­ long black Russian broadtail there are more Negro Episco­ Oohimbus Orchestra will play Radio drills with Area 3 were Of Corrective trimmed in black fox on the palians in Africa than there are fo_- the dancing. not held in June, July and Au­ The Missionary Committee phant Miss Sutherland. of the Wapplng Community I Shoes’* The Met will move after one floor of the lobby and tramping white Episcopalians in the Unit­ *rhe committees are Arthur gust due to shutdown of ai^ Church will meet tonight at 8 more season to a huge new on it. ed States. We’d better join the England, president "of the Holy radio. The first fall drill was Four Doctor’s at the home of Mrs. Florence opera house in Lincoln. Center.. Then she disclosed that her human race, and the sooner the Name Society; Mrs. Alvin ^ Prescription TRY OUR SPECIAL held in September. Cox, 414 Foster St. It was no debut for Miss Suth­ discreet sequinned sheath was better.” Baldt, president of the Ladles ^ Filled The trips to the surplus ware Tomorrow the senior choir erland, well-entrenched in the slit above the kn'ie to show a ITALIAN DINNERS o f St. James; Mrs. Charles Pon- house have continued each With Care ■fancy - jeweled gurter. will rehearse at 8 pjn. There role of "Lucia di Lammer- ticeUi, decorations, and Mrs. month. No large Items of use to moor.” The opera wa.s first Stijnning Catherine Milanaire will also be a church school chose a blue-white chiffon gown John Conner, publicity. the unit were found but several staff meeting in the library at heard at the Met, with Marcella SERVED NIGHTLY AT A n y member who has not small items were obtained. Sembrich, during its first sea­ and cape. She was ushered into 8 p.m. tomorrow. the opera house by 8. I. New- THE L IH L E __ . « /-I EAST been contacted may call < Mrs. The new 10 meter radios son and ha^ been played more Charles Pontlcelli, 382 Hackma­ were re<»lved an Sept. 26 and Thursday the Sewing Circle than 200 times since. house Jr., son of tbs newspaper CAVEY’S and Workshop of the WCCW ^ SHOES publisher. tack St. will be in operation shortly Performing ably with Miss 'Shelter supplies have not offi­ will meet in Fellowship Hall Sutherland were Sandor Konya THEATER from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladies M l MAIN SI SECURITY EXTRA 'nOHT cially been received in the shel­ as Edgardo and Robert Merrill are asked to bring a sandwich. NEW YORK (AP) - Security ter area aa they are still In **FUtirtg i$ Dessert and coffee will be fur­ as Ashton. presents measures for President John­ Our Businert** The new producUon, produced storage at Pero’s. nished. All women of the son’s visit to the city Wednes­ The radio chief attended by Margherita Wallmann and church are invited. Hostesses desigpied by Attilio ColcHiello. day and Thursday are so tight meeting In Hartford May that uniformed policemen as­ where Emergency Broadcast will be Mrs. Edwin Barber and brought distinctly European HI-HO—COME TO THE 'Mrs, William Leonard. effects onto the old stage. signed to watch the crowds are System which replaces Conel- under orders not to turn for a rad. was discussed. On Friday a special meeting Miss Sutherland, according to of the church/council will be Associated Press Arts Editor ^ STREEIS moment to salute the President ’ On Sept. 15 Miller attended c o C as his motorcades pass. a State Civil Defence meeting held in Fellowship Hall at Miles A. Smith, turned in a p.m. to discuss the budget for virtuoso performance in the Several thousand uniformed in Bloomfield. The Fire De­ o i 'men and detectives are as­ partment also sent a represen­ the coming year. famous "mad scene” and dis­ »<* . y . ' played well her brilliant colora­ FAIR signed to protect the President tative. A work session will be held on Saturday to roof the west tura. Sponsored by under orders Issued by Police The meeting was opened by Charles Parmelee, the n e w side of the Community House. The applause was a steady ^NEW ^RK WSCS AND METHODIST MEN OF ’THE Commissioner Michael J. Mur- roar lor four curtain calls. pby. Area 3 commander, who an­ Work will begin at 7:30 a.m. T^e opening of the Met, as Johnson will address the nounced he would soon start and take all day. Anyone wish always, inspired many ladies to SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Alfred E. Smith Memorial on an inspection tour o ' the Ing to help is aSked to call the new heights of fashion. BAILEY Foundation dinner Wednesday towns in Area 3. The main church office of one of the One of the peaks was Mrs. night and a political rally at subject of the meeting was tnirtees. Leonard Holtzer’s white fox Saturday, Oct. 17- Madison Square' Garden Thurs­ natural disasters. . Couples Club Meets coat, a pillar of eight tiers from AUDITORIUM STARTING AT 10 A.M. day night. Capt. William Schatzman, ITie Couples Club of the First neck to ankle. Another was the Paris costume of Mrs. Gabrielle TJiHIIIIiM OUTDOOR GAMES AND PRIZES Lagerwall, who wore a chinchil­ VAiN ST lAST HAfUfORO ;?10 AIR CONDlTlONFO FR(( Pj i.ne ★ SPIN ART ★ GLASS BLOWER la eoat of fingertip length (when NOV. 12,13,14 most of the chinchilla fanciers , ★ CHARCOAL PORTRAITS ★ SNACK BAR (tfore only a little cape or a In Two Of Their it COUNTRY STORE stole) plus a big band of chln- Greatest Hits! Vm economical! “The Caddy” 6:30-9:56 TICKETS ON “You’re Never Too Young” SALE NOW Homemade Specialties A t 8:10 AT LEONARD'S Used Articles Wednesday SHOE STORE I like .my laundry STARTS “Night Of The Iguana” FUN FOR ALL! 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Oil Heut leads again. F n t in the One look at those longer, wider lines tells you it’s the kind l.j.’-v.ttli'ii ,■ f r m m ism m a aiem emm Garden Room K Mila Off Oqklaad S t—On Tolland Tpka. * Onrtaona SiDO ADULTS1 I$1,26—CHILDREN I J 75c -V.- . , - \ WILGOX-RAU CHEVROIin, INC.' THE GRQDT OHeVTlQl.ET € 0 . ARDKirr^^ •tnge mum 8:80 | For Children )Qf An Ageo From A to 84 U ei 'n-ANLET BTElHlutlhe^SiS 21 U H AM ROAD I Sill BSOl 128 r o g i ^ ------— MANCHESTER EVENING H E RA ^^ UANCHEBTBR, CONN,, TUESDAY, (XTIGBER 18, 1964 PAIBB 1 7 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MilNCHESTES» OONN^ TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18,^964 "m I i rummage table and a rafreah- ment for the newly sstabliabad Belton RockviUe-Vernon Building Trends Kennedy Day Camp' and ar­ w o i y t " " raant booth. Mra Gertruda ranged for the loan of a trailer m u m District 8 MEAITH CATStflES Koran and Mra. Samual Walk-, M tylllBkBilA.iMll.MJlL * llaw Oat k All Shapis mhI Topic of Talk for camp headquarters, donat­ ar art op-eRialimen. Mra. Rob- ed by the Vernon Mobile Home " F i q e I 00 AkNV n O M TV-Radio Toni^t art Rlehardsoo is in charg# of Parents Petition Mulcahy Court on Kelly Rd. TD P8AA4 NOMMPMWt ShM far Tablt Tapi School Board Hires0 tha rummaga table and Mn. BulkHng tren4ls iii Hartford College Data Myrou Laa, tha .rafreshmeht Filloramo aaya the dlviaioii MiTilUR IRUI I ^ V 6 Schck)! Sessions Y m cm 4* m oiiy County will ba tha topic of a la also studying ths town booth. F o r Lake St. T ra ffic Safety plumbing eodt with an aya to­ tMugt wMi okm ta- Itama for tha auction may ba talk to be dSltvered to the o 6:60 matad expenmturas to tha and Robert Campbell. Miner’s Restaurant, 10 E. Cen­ duce the Items at home. Students at Rham and their «s bolp yon with to fill a vacancy eraated by tha The membership and evan­ to aid them in obtaining safer ita child population. WASKINOTON — Want to to Mm VanoB Bdiool ayaUm of the flacal year." traffic conditions. "Thia la an axtremaly danger­ ter St. A sUvsr tea will be held parents are being alerted to a luW tsflons. raalgnatlan of Mlaa Bleanor L. Liguorl suggestad that per­ gelism commiaslon and the know about breadfruit or taro? •r LEASINR M i «M tKt that VarMB throughout the day and eve­ m A petition, signed by 70 rast- ous, wall traveled road that The speaker will be Richard Higher Education nijiit to be f-t*) Nichols and authoriM the - haps bUla alwuld bd Uatad quar­ stewardship education. mmit- Those favorite Hawaiian foods iltinlir win ba Mtout 14 cUaa- ning, and a Santa's grab bag WMIher IfSTy B O m n O rt * • AH M m perintendent to look for a part- dents, was sent last week to no adults will walk along, yat Moconi, president of the Con­ • A I I M i m terly inatead of monthly. Thia tee will m ^ tonight at 7:30 at are included for the first time will be available for ^ildren. held at Co'ventry hlgfh school on 9:00 o n a i 0 A J L ioS F J A tlma Bclenca • math teacher to the commissioner. wa a n azpaetad to closa-mouth- necticut Chapter of the Aeeocl- h bort iMKt Baptambar, idea waa oppoaad Immadiately toe church. Hie educattem cam- in the ' revised United States • AD Modob Basketball Rules Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Two 9:90 SAT. a AM. to N ooor aoM the claaa - load in ttieoa mlssicm will meat Thursday, The action, one in a aarlaa adly and with confidenea sand ated General Contraetora of Department of Agriculture io lM a aasMona, Rules and regulatians of the more meetings on the same by the isoanl aacretary, Mra. taken by Lake St parents, fol­ all our ohildren, down to the A m erioa. • AR TlmM Wss (O same time and place. handbook, "Oomposition of m tiM Uat o( itama conak)- 1964-68 season o f the Vernon subject are scheduled within At ita meeting laat night the Warfel, aaylng the would not Firemeu Drill lows the death O ct 8 of aaven* little ones Just atartihg aehool, The talk is the first in a ae- F(x>da — Row, Processed, Pre­ then be responaible for the bills yaar-old Cheryl Stevens in bgr Mn Vanton Board of Community Basketball program the next month. One is to be J. A W¥lTE fiUSS CO. board alao asked that It recfelve The fire department will drill off to achbol to walk Mong and rlea, part of the divlsion’a pro- pared.” Thia standard refer- Foul DodM PoNtlad will be the subject of a meeting on Oct 23 at Hail High School 10:00 a quarterly accounting of monies unless there were a bills com­ tomorrow at 7 pin. at tha fire­ front of her Lake St home. Po­ eroaa, yea, eroaa this road with gram of work tor the 1864-65 enoa work g;ivea information IN C. i f MiawtlfM at Ita racular month- lice have (fiiarged a 17-year-oW of the basketball program lead­ in West Hartford and the third 31 MSSELL ST. Pliond 649-7322 exjwnded under aU budget iteme mittee of the board. house. absolutely no aafeity pracau- year. Besides a series of ‘speak­ »fc««i«4hsi (90) Sports Ctonera ■aid; P rogram s a t work outlining antioa beoooM effaethra O ct Si, ganlsatian is to serve the boys Lyman of Lebanon, Rham, and 7:90 pSltkMItlcal U:20 (12) Movie ■chool early for staff meetings W arfel,. who aald she did not the soft ahoulder iof the road, UNINVITED VIEWER FALL SPECIALS « In rural Vernon. Windham to help students in 7:90 (I) What Tn tlM Worid (i) Movie _ or in-service training programs like to be the (mly board mem* Subway Snarl "We the undersigned are pe­ "and Jokingly called it a ’aide- the goals and objectives of the LYNCaroURG, Va. (AP) t wiMB ha wUl baooma aaaiatant (94) Challenge U:K> nOkMO) Toalglit ■ (O USED CAR SPECIALS titioning:,\ no, we are most ur­ 'various chamber divlaiona have FREE ESTIMATES b Talk o f Hypnosis (8) MJovie ______concerning curriculum planning. her who saw the hlU. The ttans- walk’, but which avaryona atitl Mrs. Hazel Olaas Dunford, 70, • aupartwteadant o f sehoola hi choosing post-secondary educa­ (S-30-40) Combat been developed by the C of C "Tile Phenomena of Hypnosis” tional tridning. Representatives Britisli Election Harold Porcheron waa re-elec­ portati(m bill this last m(mth Seen Affecting gently imploring your office to knows is and atlU oonaidera it waa watching the World Series SlmwlMnan. Maine. WEE SATVKDAX^ TV < BtMl OOHtUPOB IJU P tO ted chairman and Mrs. Caaira assist us in our fight for ade­ executive committee and dlvl- Gary Caimn, aaaiatant princl- will be the featured program to from- 21 colleges, and univer­ was $8,210.64. only an unprotoctod eott ahoul- on televislcm M to look out the Repairs ^ School. AI Juster, professiona] technical Institutes will also be aerved a year. the State Traffic Commlssicrn, road, “wa no longer even have [ pay hike o f $900 par year for British election at a fiance: Mrs. Rosa Marie Fowler was school be limited to three ac­ because we feel that being The program of work will bo window Just as ■ tractor-trailer hypnotist, will present a lecture represented. So that the inter­ At stake — There are 1,786 m is Bstiiig Inetaden ealy ttiose news knadearia of M or U the painted yallow Una.” slammed into her home. The Glitters—Siding ' hia new poat. and demonstration. HW hired to teach Junior high school counts: Student council, general pUngs, the Conservativel sus­ police officer and highly inter­ reviewed in the fall. ested students may get the candidates fo r 630 seats in the nriaate kagth. Bone alaEeaa earry otaer abort In their petition, the ppenU right front wheel crushed the i Sawyer, a tan year veteran of Juster will demonstrate group science in-an execuUve sesslcm and dental program. No new ac­ pected some of the annoyance ested in public safety, that you Last year the contractors’ Alaminnm Siding ^ most complete information they House of Commons. j alao gave an account of what chair in which she had been I ▼amon aAoda, lauded the of* 'hypnosis, and will demonstrate A U :n Art Johnson Show. *62 CONTINENTAL '59 CHEVROLET held after the regular meeting. count can be opened without a would rub off on the Labor par­ will not and can not ignore the ^>eaking program included have been asked to list three The winner — The party win­ ^ 4TFOP 44N they termed the "grand old run sitting. Authorities sold a brake Call After 5 P.M. ! {M ali of the local achoola’ sya- bow hypnosis m ay be used In 6:(10 Lieag Jona Wade Impale 4-Door Hardtop. The board accepted the resigna­ formal board vote. ty. dangerous situation in our area talks on construction safety, schools in order of their pref­ ning control of the House of 1:()0 D id ^btnaoB 6:00 Lou Tsrrl 4-Door. Jet Black. Radio, Wilson told a news conference around” they said they raealved lalhire allowed the truck to ; 4am and hia ataff at Sjdtea. The medicine and dentistry. He will 7:00 Ken Orlltla Blue. Radio, heater. Power- tion of Mika Nichols with regret to continue unchecked.” bank facilities, and accounting erence. Paroits wanting furth­ Cominons makes its leader l:(f> W .w ^^(W ^ hoatar, fuU Continental T his Is in com pliance 'with in Liverpool: "Of course we when they unauo()sssfully tried coast away from a loading 643-4912' « k board accepted hia reaifnation also attempt to show how It can 13:00 Sal LaRoaa. eq^m ent One owner. Try glide, power steering. and conimendaUon for her per- suggestkma made by the town Hie LakS St. restdenta orig­ procedures. er information are asked to call prime minister, charged with 6:00 rred Swaaeoii Show shall win, if we get-out our full to Improve the traffle condi­ The divlsicm supplied equip­ ramp across the street. wKh r a ( i e t be useful In dietiAg, reducing the guidance department at it tod a y ! fonnance the few weeks riie auditor this fall and with Sec­ inally appealed to Vernon forming a government. The Job 8:|Q N em , Sporu and Weather $1095 was on the staff. She resigned vote. All the signs are that there tion. They noted thft they have I, Sapt of Schoola Dr. Raymond smoking. Improving the memory Rham . will go to either Sir Alec Doug- 7:00 Bdward P. Morgan tion 10-237 pf the 1061 Supple­ lectmen. However, since Lake 7:U Joe Edwards. $3295 for health reasons, effective yes­ will be a big vote and a big St. has been taken over by the contacted the principal of the B. Ramadell paaaed on to the and even correcting annoying The Oct. 22 meeting at Hall las^csne, tlie present Conserv­ ment of Laws Pertaining to Ed­ 1 m e.an Oft '61 CHRYSLER terday. swing to Labor. But the most state as a state highway, local ■chooL a board of education —board a request from the new baMts such as nail biting. High School at 8 p.m. is titled, ative prime minister, or Harold w iN g—m e ucation. fatal thing would be an aasump- member, tha police, town aelect- Sykaa principal that, because of Mock Election Set 6:00 Newe, Waather New Yorker 4-Door. Beau­ M rs. FV>wler waa bora in officials are powerless to act. ‘‘‘Midwest College Conference.” Wilsmi, the Labor Party leader. HALL tlon that we have won already." men, “and coruntleu others.” hii adminiatrative experience, Students of Sykes Junior High 6:16 Radio Greater Hartford '62^ FORD tiful blue with matching Yonkers, N. Y., and graduated Liguorl explained that there A previous petition, sent in Representatives from colleges Both are leading their parties 6:46 Lowell Thomas: Phil Rlnulo Falrlane 4-Door. Black. were 10 indl'vldual claasroom Reginald Maudllng, the chan­ Hie parents pointed to ef­ be be Jumped one grade on School will hold a mock election 7:00 Newi. Sports interior. Radio, heater, full from Manchester High Schl June, to Joseph W. Mercer, di in flve states in the area into national elections for the Radio, beater, V-8 angina, In 1968. She received her cellor of the exchequer, kept up forts they sold they mode ’ in Vamon’a pay scale. Ihe Jump for president of the United g^ve brief talks about the 7:36 Leading Question FOR RENT pow er. acoounto a* well aa accounts rector of the State T raffic /Y m partieuiar! first time. If neither major par­ 8:00 Life Lbie Fordomatic. bochel(H’ of science degree from for polio, library fines, school a cheerful face tor the Conserv­ (Jommission, produced no aatla- contacting Mercar and Samuel would have given Oaims an ad- States Oct. 21, school officials academic, social, and cultural ty wins a majority the lib e ls 8:80 JeiTT Gordon Show $1645 ditSonal $400 p er year fo r Ids ,t -~ Plymouth Teacher’s Oollege, photos, and the ISte, and that atives. factlon for the parents. He W. Pearl, tha town’s first se­ have announced. Balloting will opportunities their college ofr could have the balance of power 9 :)o S p e d Up. Greater Hartford Inquire Lithuanian Hall $1545 He told newsmen that Wil­ prom otion. be conducted in each of the 13:16 Sign 0(1 Plymouth, N. H., this June considerable time waa wasted referred them back to town lectm an. fers. Costs, scholanhips, and in a possible coalition. w n o —leae 84 OOLWAY. ST. son’s electioneering proposals Chune th e firs t day o f school *1 think a $900 pay raise is Social Studies classes, caving admissions will also be cov­ '62 OLDSMODILE Her fields are science and ao- in bookkeeping. officia ls. Who votes —About 38 m lllioif 6:00 News, Weather Bporta elal studies. She did her prac would add $2.63 billion or more In their petition to Oommis- 1864 and nothing was done, wa anough for one year," one mem­ each student an opportunity to ered. Seniors, Juniors, and persons of the 86 million eligible 6:36 Old Borrowed Blue 648-6618—84S-84M '57 BUICK "98” black 4-Door Sedan. He explained that. With all ber of the board remaiked. Ihe 7:06 Conversation Piece Full power. One owner, tlce teachihg at Hampton Jun­ to the annual coet o f running jdie Bioner Mulcahy, the parents ex­ even waited a couple at m ore I like my laundry vote. sophomores have been in'vited are expected to cast b^ots FOR AU . OCCASIONS 4-D oor Hardtop. Radio, the small accounts lumped to­ government. propoaal was turned down. Electors tor each party will 7:30 Newa of the World heater, Dynaflow. Special low mileage. ior High School, Hampton, N. gether, students could make a plained that children uae the weeks. Then in tha middle of to attend with their parents. during a 14-hour period starting 7:46 E v Along "More and more of the voters September wa contacted, by Oaims has been working in be chosen in advance at cau­ Three colleges in niinoia will 8:66 Pope Concert a Mrs. Fowler lives with her capital purchase if they so vot road to travel to toe Lake at 7 a.m. (1 a.m. EST). $395 $2195 hiuband and 7-month-old baby have decided that. If this is the Street Elementary School. Be­ phone, Mr. Mercer again and the VemaB school system tor cuses held in the classrooms. be represented: Augusta, Lake The results — About 436 dis­ 9:06 Newebeat ed. f ' t o f e e l f l u f f y , mm about 10 years, and has been ; ' :00 News. __ In Coventry. price of Harold Wilson, it is too cause safety lines are painted Implored him to correct this After the Electoral Oollege casts Forest and Rockford. Iowa's tricts announce results election 11:16 Sports final, Weathar. The board was more in favor high a price to pay J’ he said. aaaiatant principal of Sykes tor its ballots, the name of the win­ '63 C O M ET The board did not approve on the wrong aide of the road, eltuatJoii before something Simpscm College, Michigan's night, others the next day. Usu­ '62 MERCURY All black, 2-Door. Radio, of the auperintendent’s exam­ Ic happened,” the petition the past tour years. ning candidate will be an­ Aiblpn, Alma, and Kalamazoo, the hiring of a part-time sci “the children walk to school tragli ally the trend is aiqiarant a few Monterey 4-Door, Black heater, standard transmis­ ple of buying costumes for using the ever busy and dan­ uUd. A prediction made in the fall nounced. Minnesota’s Hamline, and hours after polls close. ence-math teacher, but okayed TV Set’s U fe 11 Years and smell sweetm esharry with White top. sion, ^cylinder. Real econ­ aeeuohing for one. Supt. Philip plays than buying a projector. gerous Lake Street soft shoul­ "Ha informed ua that ha waa by Dr. RamsdeD has come true, Garden Oub Meets Heidelberg and Hiram in Ohio, T erm at office — Five years, Radio, heater, Mercomatlc, Liguorl emphasized that no board members were told, and FO R RENT om y. Liguorl reported that both the der, as their route to school.” very busy thia aummar and The first meeting of the season will all have representatives. unless the party in. pow er ca lls money could be used from the WASHINGTON — The De­ Vernon w ill be 14 classroom s of the Weedless Garden club will 8 and 18 nun. Movie Projeo- $1595 $1495 high school science teacher, partment of Agriculture says "Hiis is a heavily traveled didn’t g e t a

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1964 PAGE N m q % tx 3 n MANCHESTEK ^VENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER'18, 1W4 - an auction from 10 a.m. to 5 EYE-GLASSES b y Karan Rood and daughtor, Michael's Church, 8 Clark 8L 3-Man FUght Coventry pjij. Oct. 31 at the Pine Lake Windham; Mrs. Nancy Bonson Burial will be in Norwood 12th eSrsui^. Physical Education Staff Grand Jury Ppnders Shores Community clubhouse. DeBelki ond Rm I# OptIcidM and daughtw. East Hartford; Cemetary. Vic Samuels will te the auc­ Mrs. PatrUsia Adams and son, Friends may . call at the fu­ Gets Varied Democrats Outnumber GOP tioneer. Complete Andover; Mrs. Judith McAn- Obituary neral home tonight from 7 to G>urt Cases Tells of Expanded Program Town residents are asked to Eye Glass Service teryRide drews and son, Wapptng; Mrs. 9. Tober Slaying Case check their basements and at­ Your eye doctor’s Barbara Pastsrtck and daugh­ tics for items they could do> prescription flUed — ter, 55 Congress 8 t ; Mr*. Ann b o o k v il u b t m a m f The physical educaUoo zto«. « o«r staff was taoxew d W orld View 2 to 1 at Voter Session modern frames — et T onigh t The court ft two partm ent^ the Manchester by 100 to 2* per ce n t^ n ^ t nate. Pick-up ser^ce may te Masslek and daughter, 454 E. Funersis A grand Jury assembled ln «of his health prior to the shoot- l)ad by contacting Ralph Gale lenses duplicated — Center St.; hto. Margaret 26-year-old elementary school Sih~>i system presented a com- bring us Into line w ^ o & r RookvUlo this morning to con- >nfi and the probabUity of the (Ceatlnned trera Page One) prescription sun­ Arthur LeClaire^ 59, Dies^ towna In the ztoto our ziae.’ ’ New votSM made in the final4ron Snake HIU Rd. Dick Adams on Wall St or Robert Green- Kelly and daughter, 20 Butler teachers, charged with larceny prehensivesive revureview o< its town- eneot o fthe ...... shooting and the regular session showed Demo­ and hls orchestra will play\ for leaf on Ash Trail in the Pine glasses — prompt rr- By Grangers Miss Flora A. NelaoB over 1250, breaking and enter­ In other buziiiesa, the board aider a charge o f fimt degree Rd.; Mrs. J. Louise Manta and wlde school program last night wounds on the 82-year-oId man. The Guardian said: "It now crats rostered oubnuntering dancing. A buffet lunch \rill te Lake Shores development. palM. Funeral services for Miss ing with criminal Intent and at the board of education denied tranaportatlon requeete murder against Carmelo A 1, daughter, 144 Green Manor Rd. Flora Nelson of 71 Delmont S t First witness called by the seSms certain that the Russians by a ratio of more than two to served at 11 p.m. The troop meets from 7 p.m. 18 Asylum Street _____O n a g m art au Mt Lawyer and Civic Leader possession of burglary tools in ing in Rennet Junii^r High to 16 families la Um HilUiird, Reyes, 35, of Haraord, in the DISCHARGED SUNDAY: were held yesterday afternoon jury was Dr. FrancU E. Burke, will get’ to the moon before the one those registering as Repub­ Masquarade dress is optional. to 8:30 p.m. each ThuMday at HARTFORD a 'aagn*w7 rMU tonigtit Mrs. MabSl Baker, East Hart­ tie night, has been postponed Sdiool. Woodland. Duval street and one June 15 shooting of Manches­ licans. Room 104 at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Physical., education staff in the Hackmatack area. Ttsas- of RockvUle, who headed a Americans. The Soviet crew will Prizes will te given. i the Nathan Hale Commun({y tine from QUead Com- ford; Mrs. Myrtle Kirpena 24 Atty. Arthur J. LeClalm Jr„ until Oct. 27 In RockvlSe Cir­ ter industrialist Meyer 'Diber. team of ph^iclans which per­ Of the 179 new voteM .made Russ DeBella TeL 822-0167 Enrico F. noalSf Main S t The Rev. C. Henry An­ memMM sidd the laW y ex­ portatlon oommlttoe chairman probably know enough about the Tickets will be limited and Center on Main St. All boys B U aflar mteUnc at Norman S t;'M rs. Pearl Daley, 59, of 45 Anshldi Rd., a for­ cuit Court Tober, 82, died leas than 48 formed the operation on ToMr. 96 were Democrats, 40 Republi­ derson, pastor of Bknanuel Lu­ panded and coordinated p ^ Bdwiud Olenney recommended behavior of the human body in a may te had froni any Council from tlie ages of 11 to 14 are 7 m Andover; James Wheeler, 3M mer town cotmsel for Manches­ According to prosecutor Jo- houM after he was shot twice Dr. Burke is also Tolland cans and 44 Mmained unamllat- welcome to sign up. theran Church, officiated. Bur­ gMim waa made possible by denial on the grounds that welghUess condition, and per­ member. Patrick Mohan is I ftr the rVIe ware made Oakland S t ; Judith Brown, 24 ter and active in civic service, seidi Paradiso, one of the pair, as he worked li^the eewlng County medical examiner. ed. TheM were also six voteM All “fatheM” of boys of the ial was in Bast Cemetery. lost year’s release time oppor­ granting the requests would re- haps also in an artificial atmos­ chairman of the affair, assisied [Mra. On Tleie BojrHi(ton, E. Maple S t; Randal Mclntire, suffered a heart attack early Michael Herman, Bast Hart­ room of the Toner Basebw On the grand Jury are Atty. made for the presidential elec­ troop are urged to attend a V Webster Rd., Rockville; Mrs. thla morning and died at Man­ Bearers werO Milton Strong, tunities to work on the w r- veMe several board policies, Manufacturing Plant on phere containing helium instead tion only. During the 11-bour by Raymond Pooler, Norman ford. asked for the contlmianoe, rlculum. Assistant Superin­ Robert D. King of Tolland, J. Major, Mfchael T. Barno, Joseph troop committee meeting at 7 AMERICAN UEGION are many old roads Margaret Gibson, Coventry; chester Memorial Hospital Richard Claus, Albert Judd and opening the way for more re­ Brooklyn St, Rockville. Tober of nitrogen, to predict with voter-middng sesrion five voters saying he is ill in the hospital. tendent Of Schools Ronald P. Russell Thompsim of Andover, something approaching cer^Un- Kranednas, John Feeney, Paul p.m. Nov. 1 at the Nathan Hale Lit the area, now doted but Mrs. Leonle Gaudreau, 34 about 5 a.m. William Bentz. Herman, along with Llonard quests. was president of the firm. Walter C. Waddell of Bol who had previously registered as Community Center. Assistant Or leas paatable. Maybe ThO Holmes E^ineral Home, Scott Bupervtsed the Mvlew. All the famUles were within ty a date when prolonged siwce A. Luft and Grand Knight Weaver Rd.; Mrs. Alice Rod­ Hls father, Arthur J. Le- Grossman of Hartford, wail ar­ Atty. Robert D. King waa ton, Mm . Elizabeth D. Hutch unaffiliated registered with the Scoutmaster Claude F. tldt win take the members erick, Vernon Trailer Ct., Ver­ Claire Sr., 78, ofGrafton, 400 Main St., was in charge of Mm , Nancy ErkkllA el^en- the walking limits of board tMvel wlU be feasible. \ Democrats and one with Repub­ (3iarles (Carpenter of Mansfield. rested the night o f Sept 22, as tary teacher, reminded board appointed fo rm a n o f the Jury.] ins of Columbia, [^rtrand Hunt The first meeting of the local Archambault said committee­ [on m e o f those old hidden non; Patrick Blow, Hebron; Mass., died yesterday at Wor­ arrangements. policy. The families asked for Among witnesses testitlfylng of Coventry, Mm . Barbara Pa- licans. men are urgently needed in or­ who knowsT One such cester (Maas.) a t y Hospital. the two walked out of the Rock­ membeM that the In the First District 118 new 4-H Coin Club will te held from Mrs. Constance Santoro, 49 education program had been transporUtion for safety rea­ were Dr. William Schneider of luska of Ellington. Clifford der to recharter the troop. known as the Black Maria Cedar St; Mn. Beverly De­ Atty. LeClaire had b ^ a Mrs. Amelia Oetsawlch ville Drug Store. Police said the YoteM were made of which 67 3:80 p.m. to 6 p.fli. Thursday at expanded while the amount of sons. ' Rockville, L t EmUio PeUegrlnl, Wright of Hebron; Howard G. Profit - Sharing the home of Mr. and Mm . Wil­ Simone, 10 S. Hawthorne S t; veteran Republican party The funeral of Mrs. Amelia pair had 2250 in cash when ap­ Adult education director were Democrats, 20 Republicans The Whirlaways Square equipment remained the same, S g t Robert KjeUquist and Pa­ Reynolds of Mansfield, WUlard liam Kelleher on North River Dance Club will have an open oUoWlnc the ride, refresh* Mrs. Lorraine Thibault 37 campaigner, and in addition to Getzewlch, 162 Birch S t, waa prehended. Lewis Piper presented Informa­ and 28 unaffiliated. -nie staff has trolman Jack Reichenbach of F. Plnney of SomeM, Rev. Ro­ Ldst Obstacle Rd. Mrs. Kelleher will te leader dance at club level from 8 p.m. Its win M served at the reel* Kerry S t ; Mario Ordux, ^13 hie law practice at 953 Main held today from the J. F. Tier­ Both teachers have been re­ In the Second District of the S-O'CLOCK—LEGIONBINGO HOME, LEONAED 8T. education to Grades K-2 mis tion he wished the board to con­ the RockvUle police. An uniden­ land Heacock, Renato Pellizzari and Richard Lawton, jimior of Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Pine St.; James Fitsgeral^ 333 S t was teachlM business law ney E^lneral Home, 219 W. Cen­ lieved of their duties by school to 11 pjn. Oct. 23 at Coventiy sider in granting him d possible tified state poUce baUistics ex­ and Richard Blssonnette, all of 66 new voteM made theM were leader. Grammar School with Red provided by Mr. and Main S t; Mrs. Betty Cobleigh, at Manchester (>>mmunity Col­ ter St, with a solemn high officials pending outcome of the V6&Te In GM-UAW Talk 28 Democrats, 20 Republicans Mm . Blrkklla also pointed increase in salary. Superintend­ pert also appeared. Stafford, Mrs. Harriet Meyer To date nine have enrolled Bates os guest caller. In charge . Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Elm Hill Rd., Vernon; Mra lege. Mass of requiem at S t James* trial. and 18 remaining unafflllated. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT out'that since the budget for ent of Schools Dr, William H. Four employes of Tober’s of Tolland, Zalmon Baton of with room for a few more who of refreshments will te Mm . ^1 Blow. Stella Robbins, Mansfield De­ He was president of the Church, Grossman taught at the Bar­ Curtis pointed out that besides plant la Ro^viUe were present Union, Frederick W. McKone, (Contlmied from Page One) A special sesnon for making Manchester Bar Association in equipment has gone down since might be interested in joining, Gilbert Swanson, Mr. and M m . lie Junior Girl Scouts, troops pot; Mra Elstella Chessey, Tol­ The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey nard Brown School in Hartford the expansion of Piper’s duties at the courthouse and probably Mm . Bertha Bm v and Atty. new voteM whose rights will ma­ 1963. 1960, expanding use of exist­ Mm . Kelleher or Lawton may Thomas McKinney. William and SI, win meet tog:ether land; . Mra Elda Dupraa Tol­ waa celebrant assisted by the and Herman at the Silver Lane ing equipment is making it he has made a sacrifice in sal­ wUl be called today. They are Robert Baiim, all of 'Vemon. strikebound. Only 46 of 180 at- ture since Oct. 10, as to resi­ t year, every Monday at the land; Charles Nyack, Coven­ In a Herald interview In be contacted for further Informa' Zlmmef, Mr. and Mm . Michael Rev. Ernest J. Coppa, deacon, School in Ekut Hartford. ary during hls regular school Eva Mitkus o f 103 Ckmgresa and Miss Evelyne Parizek of the-plant settlements required dence and age only, will be held tlon. o f school in the elemen* try; Mra Shirley Riley, Carter 1959, when he was chairman wear out faster. Peace. Door duty will te han­ and the Rev. Joseph H. Me-' Thomas O. Kelly said the pro- St, Manchester; Roxanne HU- WiUlngton. to supplement the previously from noon to 2 p.m. in the office Fund Aides Named school library. S t, Bolton; Mbs. Germaine of the Board of Tax Review, day to continue to direct the dled by Mr. and M m . Malcolm Cann, subdeacon. Mrs. Jane EAST HARTFORD SESSION fp'ain now provides one class debrand, 33 Village S t and negotiated national contract had of the registrars of voters in Palenxa 8 Burke Rd., Rock­ Atty. LeClaire said, "If a per­ Maccarone was organist and progrsun. been reached. That left 85 to go. the new town office building. Mrs. Maury Cohn, Robertson Woods and Mr. and Mm . Rich­ B. Robert Links is the lead- Atty- Arthur J. LeClatre Jr. John W. Cairostowsky, 24, of meeting taught by a physical Piper la the Sorial Studies Robert Hack, 22 Ward S t, both assistsd by Mrs. David ville; Mrs. Wilma Bohn, Broad son can give himself to civic soloist Stafford Springs, charged with Zoning Variance Granted ' School PTA chairman of the an­ ard Culpln. Spectators are wel­ education teacher every four Department chairman at the of RockvUle, and Henry L. Ford, which also had agreed nual UNICEF fund drive has come. ' M and Mra Joseph Plsxi- Brook; Mra Anita Cheear, causes he should, without Burial was in S t James’ negligent homicide etemming on a naticnial contract and had The zoning board of appeals spreading himself too thin.” weeks for K-2 children. It pro­ high school. Jackson of Hartford. Isbell Poses named Mrs. William Cope as her Farewell Party for Youth Cynthia Donahue, a senior Broad Brook; John Hughea of Connecticut College of Law Cemetery. Father McCann read from a Stote PoUoe tavestlga The man accused of hls settled^ on ^most at-the-plant has unanimously granted the m - GALLON h Scout, from Andover, win 27 Dudley S t; Mrs. Sarah He believe)] the tax board in 1940, and was immediately the' committal service. vides three meetings in four Piper’s request will be tidien quest of Theodore Paquln of co-chairman. She has named her Persons interested in the In­ tlon o f a fatal motor vehicle death, Reyes, is a native of supplements with the UAW, got assistliw committee members assist Novosatty and son, 16 Bunce should have nine membem in­ admitted to the Connecticut Bearers were Robert Cuneo, weeks for Grades 3-6 and twice up during the regular budget Shore Dr. in the Waterfremt Park ternational Farm Youth Hlx- accident Saturday on Rt 6, Puerto Rico who came to this New Threat a strike call from an unexpected Mrs. Dudley Ferguson, Mrs change program are invited to Workshop Opens Dr.; Mrs. Rhoda Reynolds and stead of thrqe, and in 1953 ran Bar. Richard Getzewlch, Robert South Windsor, had his case a week lesslons for Grades 7-12. preparation. source, the Pattern Makern development for a variance to C.OJ). son, Box M t Rd.; Mrs. Susan for a directorship unsuccess­ ’ITils program la taught by 16 A progress of a review of the country in 1958. The following Robert Worden, Mrs. ^Iton a farewell party for Tolland . Nocman Wright gan- In 1949 Atty. LeClaire came Getzewlch and Eldward New­ continued to Nov. 2. Chrostow- year he started working for To­ League of North American zoning. Paris and son, 57 Range Hill fully on a platform that ad­ teachers to 10,000 school chil­ mentally retarded, program waa Paquin has permission to Feuerman end Mrs. Paul W. County’s IFTTE exchangee, Wil­ kl chairman, and her dub, the to Manchester and the law firm man. sky is free on a posted 21,000 ber, and continued hls employ­ (AFL43IO). Dr.; Vernon. vocated consolidation of the dren throughout the whole sys­ To F lo r id a add a canopy - type shed roof Clark. They will assist with dis­ liam Penno from New Zealand. lUand Oet-togethera anno- of Lessner and Rottner at 821 bond. reported on by George Bradlau, ment untU the day of the shoot­ Both company and pattern­ DISCHARGE^} YESTER­ town and Ehghth District tem. The department admitted over the entrance of the garage tributing the cartons for the In- This will be held at 7:46 p.m. SAVE up to $50 A YEAR ON YOUR final plana for Christmas Main S t He took up hls duties The accused the driver of one Bennet Junior High School ing. Reyes was considered a maker sources agreed that a |iikaliop, sponsored by the DAY: Harvey Ring, 1 Lewis In political life, he was un­ that, under the present system, (Continued from Page One) on hls property, since the ga­ tCMsted children to use when OcL 24, at the Northeast as a member of the law firm of two caM involved in the principal. ’The review is being “pet” of Tober. _____ prolonged strike by this tiny making calls Oct. 28, to te re­ HEATING RIU ... nd Gbunty Extension Ser- Circle, Rockville; Felix Zych, successful in bids for director­ after resigning a position as at­ teacheM in the elementary rage is too small to admit the School on Rt. 30 in Rockville. TPC Hears crash that took the lives of mo­ conducted to ascertain the val­ union —with a membership of turned to the school Oct. 29. Penno will "leave Connecticut (a directed by Miss Cora 20 Deepwod Dr.; Mrs. Roberta ship and school board posts in torney and claims supervisor schools were at once teachers, ue in accepting an offer frmn Judge John C. Fitzgerald, in The storm was moving to' the less than 70|p within Ford’s 160,- full car. He is to contact Ber­ Dowling, 6 Russell Dr., Vernon; torist Asher Collins, 64, and his Any child in Grades 2 or 3 on Oct. 27. Miss Enalne J. bb, to be Micned tomorrow Manchester, and, while living in for the Hartford Claims Divi­ wife, Madelone Collins, of Wap­ demonstratoM, and consultants. Mans'fleld State Training Tolland (bounty Superior Court, north-northSast at five miles an 000 hourly rated employes — nard A. Dion of the building de­ PLEASE give one day notice for Robert Finley, 105 Btoch S t; spent 45 minutes charging the'hour. partment for the necessary per­ interested in joining Brownies Wheeler, assistant county club bm noon to 9 pm . Hartford, a predominently sion of the Century Indemnity Bids T oday ping. • Because they are able to see School to train handicapped could take Ford out of 1966 mod­ Miss Barbara CoUlna Crystal panel of 18 T o lle d County! High Udes crashed into the is invited to a meeting ThuM­ agent, states the Tolland Coun­ delivery— or yoa may have aa- here win be demonstrations Democratic stronghold, lost in Co. Lewis J. Carr, 26, of Hop the elementary children so sel­ children. The program would el producition. mit. you/utvm Lake Rd., Rockville; Richard men and women. He reviewed souUiwest Cuban coast and seas Faculty, to Speak day after school at the home of ty IFYE Committee is plan­ e how to make many of the a race for the State LegUUture. He left Lessner and Rottner River Rd., Columbia, charged dom they must provide the Wages, seniorily and job secu­ V^lton, Broad Brook; Infant The Town Planning Commis­ require the town to pay trans­ the history of the grand ju ry , grew angary all the way up both Mm . Nelson Goble on Barnsbee ning the program for the af­ tomatic delivery. Pay at time of a Jdes displayed, aU o f which He served as leader of the in 1953 and opened his own of- sion (TPC) will conduct a with operating a motor vehicle classroom teacher with the tools portation costs to Mansfield. rity, above levels of the Ford- Coventry Grammar School Rd. fair. V re made by club members in son of Mr. and Mrs. Adomiano town’s voting District 1, and system, and touched on the Florida coasts to Tampa Bay PTA meeting, at 8 p.m. Oct. 20 Tedone, 15 Main S t ; Alice flee at 983 Main S t for the public hearing tonight on re­ while hls MSdstratlon is imder to teach in their absence. UAW contract, were at issue. Students Commended delivery or at our office up to 9 m e t lir homes from their o w n formerly was on the town com­ laws and responalblllUes of the and Cape Kennedy. Small craft will feature faculty membeM Nead, 37 Flower S t; Mra Nan general practice of law. In 1958 quests for two zone changes, suspension, driving an unregis­ Jack Early explained the grand Jury. There appeared little chance Three Coventry High School Manohestor Evening Herald X itsrlals and those available mittee and executive commit­ he became associated with one building line alterations tered motor vehicle, and mis­ structure of the physical educa­ sailors were warned to stay in the Sept. 25th GM walkout explaining classroom work on Coventry correspondent, F. P.M. same day. Clapp, 14 Haynes S t; Mrs. The judge explained the dif­ port or protected waters. students, Linda Doggart, Ron­ 1 ally. Booths to be visited tee of the GOP. Atty. John T. McKeon and and a subdivision modification, representation by license and tion program and its objectives. would be ended befoM next their own grade assignment Pauline Uttle, telephone 142- ' a ): Doorway decorations, new Janet Boozenny and son, 58 He was also a former member Soviets Safe ferences between the charges of Winds will rise to gale force levels. Principal Clarence E ald Hudak and Eldward Neu­ opened offices at 953 Main S t, The hearing will be in the registration, both void, had hls The program is composed of week. All told, the GM strike mann have been commended 5231. WE GUARANTEE 1 eas in Delia Robla, gift Hemlock S t; Mrs. Ruth Joyce of the Manchester Chamber of murder and manslaughter, and over the lower Florida Keys by Edmondson vrill servd as the and daughter, 438 W. Middle where he practiced until the Probate Court room of the bond lowered to $200 from three parts in a pyramid type has idled almost 800,000 of the for their performance on the T ckaging, stenciled Christ- Conunerce and its committee to indicated to the jurors what Wednesday afternoon, the company’s 860,000 UAW-repre- meeting moderator. That the oil you buy from ns is equal or superior to aay Tpke.; Mrs. Judith Carlson and time o f hls death. Because of Municipal Building' at 8. 2500. Carr was returned to the organization. After 3 -Man National Merit Scholarship GUE8T OF HONOR E a Cards, somethbig out of revise its bylaws, a member of his backgroimd in insurance he Applicants for zone changes State Jail at Hartford, in lieu evidence they should consider Weather Bureau said. sented hourly employes. Mrs. EUzateth Halloran will other on the market. X thing, table setting, Oiriat- son, 87 White S t; Mrs. Bernice Early said the broad base of Qualifying Teat given last LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mrs. the executive board of the was interested in the invest!-. are Sta,nley Bray, asking a of bond, where he has been held and the manner in which they Off the southwest Florida Gulf In taking down all GM assem­ speak for Grades 1 and 2; Mm . John F. Kennedy will te 2usst X s ideas, yam decorations, Bedard and son, Kelly Rd., Ver­ the total educational effort waa coast, fishing boats took a beat­ Ann Burns, Grades 3 and 4; spring. School Principal Mil- 51,000.00 REWARD — IF PROVEN OTHERWISE Manchester Council PTA and gation of adjustment settle-' wedge shaped slice of land at since hls Manchester arrest on should present their findings to bly lines, the UAW orilered its ton A. Wilde reports each will of honor Dec. 2 at a fund-raising a 1 displa3TB on international non; Mrs. Martha Tardif and Nathan Hale School PTA, and the physical education program Space Flight the court. ing in heavy seas and the Coast members to keep working in James T. Laidlaw, Grade 6; daughter. ments o f all types of accidents Parker St. And Green Rd. be Saturday. The case has been receive a formal letter of com­ dinner for the Cedars-Sinai ( ristmas, featuring Germany a member and past president of and workmen’s compensation' changed from Residence Zone in the elementary grades. Shortly after 11 a.m., when Guard was kept on the run, plants that sell parts to Chrysler Donald SayeM, language and so­ SAVE WHIN YOU HEAT W HH... a d Italy. DISCHARGED TODAY: continued to Manchester’s Cir­ mendation signed by him, as Medical Center, a hospital the Manchester Lions Club. He claims. I A to Business Zone I; and Rog- cuit Court 12 on Oct. 26. “There,” he said, “we achieve (Continued from Page One) the jury Mtlred to their quar­ dropping pumps to leaky fishing and Ford, GM’s t op competi­ cial studies at GMde 6; Ronald Robert Stanford, E u t Hart­ boats. McDonald, science and physical Weil as the president of the spokesman said Monday. rhe German booth will fea- was a former member of the Survlvors Include hls wife, I ejO lcott asking a large tract fltness with games and a varie­ ters to pick a foreman and be­ tors. A John Fitzgerald Kennedy ford; Catherine Savage, 3 Fos­ ty of activities that teach at' education. Grade 6, and Mrs. National Merit Scholarship Cor t “e a Christmas tree decorat- Cancer Society, a more than a Mm . Mae Smyth LeClaire; a W Center St be changed Informed sources had pointed gin deUberatlons, Atty. Robert Stalemate continued on the poratlon. Pavilion will te dedicated with­ COOPERATIVE OIL CO. e with old German oma- ter Dr.; Vemon; Michael Mang- g^lon donor of the American tltudes as well as muscular en NOVELIST DIES American MotoM front. The Jean Merrow, mathematics. iafico, Coventry; Mrs. Helen son, Arthur J. LeClaire HI, a out the highly eliptlcal orbit of Pigeon, Tolland County public The three seniors commen­ in the 280-milllon center. A Division of Boland OU Company Since 1525 1 ints. The Mexican booth Red Cross Bloodmobile, and in freshman at Amherst College; Zone A A and Residence Rockville-Vernon durance, coordination and agili­ defender acting in behalf of JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) company said the union was Grade 6. dation qualifies them for the Samuel J. Birskln, president Humphrey, 43 Willard Rd.; the craft — ranging from 110 to — Novelist H. H. (Pat) Frank, A question and answer period V 11 have the traditional Pl- 1952 he was chairman of the two daughters. Mrs. Theodore' Zone A to Residence ^ n e B ty.' Reyes, presented three motions asking the same settlement it next step in the 10th annual of Cedars of Lebanon and Mt. 315 BROAD ST. TEL. 643-1553 X ta. Mrs. Glenna Miller, Coventry; Skills, he said, were gradu­ 255 miles aboye the earth — as 67, author of “ Alas Babylon,” reached with the big thme plus will follow the talks. Refresh­ Manchester polio drive. Koslor of Ludlow. Mass., and' The change in building line to the courts. Merit Program. Sinai hospitals, said Mrs. Ken­ 24 HOUR BURNER BBBVICB Holiday in Italy wiU display James Gladyss, '645 N. Main In Hartford he was president from 35 to 28 feet is being ally built from low orgSnlza- indicating it could not stay up and other novels, died Monday profit sharing. ments 'Will be served. 4 RADIO DISPATCHED TRCCHB St.; Roger Lambert Wapping; Mm . Philip Bellaria of Istanbul, Light Vote too long. The flMt motion, denied by of inflammation of the pan­ Ail parents of children attend­ Scout Auction Slated nedy had accepted the invita­ a|| Italian kitchen. A maca- of the Young Republican Club, asked by Manchester Memorial tion activities in elementary The UAW denied this. It said Boy Scout Troop 67 will have tion. ifp-making machine will be Robert Ellis, 114 Hany Lane, *rurkey; two brothers, 'Vemon Hospital, for a portion of The record (or a single-man Judge Fitzgerald, was a request creas. ing the school, as well as any which he helped organize, and LeClaire o f Worcester and Leo- schools to more complicated it was willing to give up the STOwn. Vemon; Mrs. Ann Verge, 199 president of the Hartford Ad­ Haynes St. to allow expansion skill learning in junior high space ship, set by Lt. (5>1. Val­ that, because Reyes could not Frank’s fiMt book, “ Mr. equivalent it agreed to forego in otoeM Interested, are urged to "H ie workshop is to be held Woodbridge S t; Agnes Szarka, nell LeClaire of WhitUer, Expected to ery F. Bykovsky of the Soviet Q>eak or undeMtand English, he Adam,’’ was published shortly attend. justers Association. Calif.; a sister Mrs. Lawrence of the hospital. and high school. Team tasks 1961 to win profit sharing. W the activities building, in 85 Birch S t; Keith Mattox, A member of Center Congre­ Raymond Damato is asking are added to the junior high Union in June 1963, is five days (Pigeon) be permitted to be after World War n and waa an The company said tl^ union Firemen Set Supper Htck of the Tolland County Wapping; Maureen Donovan, McAuliffe of Worcester, and a for a change of the lot layout and 81 orbits. present in the jury room while immediate success. Frank, who should agree to pass up the so- gational Church, he was a mem­ granddaughter. programs when the children The North Coventry Volunteer Agricultural Center, Rt. 30. 85 Alton S t; Mrs. Jeanne Pet­ ber of its bojard of deacons on Glenwood St., in Residence Rise Later are ready for the more cooper the grand jury questioned wit­ was bom In^ (Chicago, had called annual improvement FHre Department will sponsor a JA silver tea will be held dur- ers and daughter 35 Donnel The Watkins-West Funeral Zone B. that will allow him to nesses. worked for newspiqieM in Jack factor in new contracts to pro­ and a former raurch moderator. Home, 142 E. Center St., is in at'ive activities, he said. roast beef supper for the mort­ n g the day and evening. For Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Dora Santo He was also a^ember of Man­ add five feet of land to each of Town and city residents cast Atty. Pigeon said that hls sonville, Fla., New York City vide a cushion for any profiUess gage fund to te held from 6 :S0 to charge of arrangements, which Early emphasized that "meM F o U T M illO r FI f CS cliildren there v^ll bet a San- Christo and son, Taylor St., chester Lodge of Masons. five 50 foot lots. The regulations request was based on the fact and Washington. year or yearn. 7:80 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Church are incomplete. their votes today on the adop- exercises are not as meaning' ^ H*s grabbing arid freshly pop- Vemon; Mrs. Marilyn Barrette Atty. LeClaire was bom in call for 75-foot lots in the area. tion of a charter that would «ul as g ^ e s .” He said the de- that, due to the language bar­ Community House on Rt. 44A. popcorn. and daughter, Coventry; Mrs. North Grafton, Mass., Nov. 4, The family suggests that, in Bray’s request for Business IS su. ^15.. partment operates on the as-, Do Little Damage rier,! Reyes could not later Donations wil< be $2 for adults Maiy-Gail L^better and son, 1904. He received an A.B. de­ lieu of flowers, those wishing I Zone in the Green Rd.-Parker J'*'® ^ I sumption that interest is an Im-1 communicate to him Informa- and 21 for children under 12 district. (Manchester Evening Herald East Hartford. gree cum laude from Amherst to do so may make memorial St. area is for land abutting an portent factor. I Three minor grass fires and a tlbn disclosed during the jury’s years of age. correspondent, Miss College, where he was president contributions to the Manches­ existing business use there. Voting offleisJs saw a light Early said the department car motor fire occurmd in Man­ Otto C. Miller is general chair­ B. Pendleton, telephone ter Heart FVnd. turnout this morning but ex­ probe. Mars Might Be Next o f Delta Tau Delta national Bray says he has no specific believes “ it is skills. Interests chester yesterday afternoon, but Atty, Pigeon also explained man and A. Harry W. Olsen Jr., The funeral of Arthur J. Le- pected the number to climb in fraternity. After graduation in plans for the property. and attitudes that give stu­ action by both Town and Eighth that a court-appointed interpre­ ticket chairman. Women of the 1927 he was employed in Hart­ CHaire Sr. v/ill be held tomor­ Olcott requested a change for late afternoon when workers dents the means to avoid sit­ District fiMfighters Msulted in firemen’s auxiliary will be as­ end the day. Polls fre open to ter Caslmlr Sutula, of Windsor, Events ford with the National Fire row from the Walter P. Kelly the land off W. Center St. to ting on street comers with reports of little property dam­ Soviet Space Target sisting. Among them are Mm . Group until 1934 When he was Fhmeral Home, 154 Lincoln St., Residence Zone C last summer. 7 p.m. was sworn to secrecy, and could A. Harry W. Olsen and Mrs. nothing to do.” age. not discuss events which trans­ j Hospital Notes a claims adjuster with the Worcester, with a Mass of He said he planned to erect At 1 p.m., 651 city and 741 Early went on to explain Arthur J. Vinton, dining room, town residents had voted. There Town firemen extinguished pired during the jury session. In State Hartford Accident and Indem­ requiem at St. Bernard’s apartments on part of the land. that the middle of the educa­ small grsuis fires at 3:21 at (Continued from Page One) nation knows about Soviet space assisted by youtlui of the com- {ADMTTTBD YESTERDAY: are 4,800 eligible voters in the When his fiMt motion was nity Co. Church, Worcester. Neighbors objected to the zone tional pyramid is Intermural ac­ Spmee and Maple Sts. and at shots. mimity; and Mm . Robert Kings­ rs. BJvelyn Wenner, Coven- city and 4,600 in the town. denied, Atty. Pigeon presented (Conttnodd from Page One) He received a L.L.B. degree Friends may call at the fu­ change, and expressqfl a prefer­ tivities at each school. “Here,” 4:09'at Thomas Dr. and Olcott pounds. Each will carry a tele­ Most recent Russian failures bury, Mrs. J. Martin Vlsny, Maureen Donovan, 85 Al- cum laude from the University neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ence for B Zone there. At least 20 per cent of the he said, “competition is impor­ a second request. He asked according to informed sources Mm . Byron W. Hall, Mrs. C. Ir­ eligible voteM in the city and St. North End volunteeM at vision cameM to take 20 pic­ S t; Vincent Sswed, He- The hospital is planning to tant but participation is the that a stenographer be present were three probes launched ving Loomis and Mrs. Russell Mrs. Mary-Ann TuUy, the Thursday night before the town must vote before the 3:46 yesterday afternoon put during the jury's deliberations, tures and scientific instruments. accident and had stayed up all construct a small addition for purpose. Iout a small grass fire near 154 toward Venus last Feb. 26! O. Itorrs, In the kitchen assisted Teresa Rd.; Winfred Kloter, Manchester Memorial Hospital charter can be adopted, should to make transcript o f the pro­ All information is to be gath­ night driving to Candlewood Mrs. Edgar Dies, after a short illness. a self-care ward on the Haynes The idea is to interest the Hilliard St. No property damage March 4 and April 2. by wortien of the auxiliary and [lies Hill Rd., RockvUle; the majority approve it. ceedings. He cited the same ered in 30- minute periods when L ^ e at Danbury the next Mr. Hynds was born March St. side of the present building. student and perfect his skill if was reported, The United States originally otheM in Uie community. oger M. Amell, 110 Brian The charter question needs a reasons given in his flMt mo­ The Democratic Town Com­ day. Wife of Pastor 12, 1896, in Portadown, Ireland, It would project beyond the possible, but primarily to get Box 42 at Main and Charter the vehicles fly close to Mara. planned to fire a Venus probe in Lesh R. Robinson, Staf- present 35-foot building line. majority both in the city and tion. I that time, but canceled it be­ mittee will officially open its Smith said he drove to the and came to this country and the town^In the last two refer- him to participate.” Oak Sts. was sounded at 4:48 Both the United States and Springs; Mrs. Mildred The TPC set 28 feet as the limit The second motion also was cause of the vast amoimt of headquarters in the Seibert lake and back. “I didn't feel Manchester 50 years ago. He endums on the charter the to'wn At the top of the educational I p.m. and To'wn firemen scurried sted; RFD 1, Bolton; John Mm . Lera B. Edgar, wife of for the change, anticipating denied. Russia would be seeking clues information obtained by Mari­ building at its meeting at 8 p.m Nancy should drive because waa a retired textile printer turned down the charter. This pyramid are the inter-scholastic ^ to the scene to put out a minor Idyga, 463 Birch Mt Rd.; the former pastor of South widening of Haynes St. in the Atty. Pigeon’s third motion to the possibility of life on the ner , which passed close to the today. The committee is spon­ Arlene Stence, 48 Eklison she was shaky,” he said. time, some observers have said sports of the high school. E arly' motor fire in a cor owned by He said he knew that this in­ Methodist Church, died this *‘*‘1 worked at Cheney future. said. “ These are the highly Janies Cooke of Lebanon. Minor was gMnted. It pertained to Md planet. With larger space­ planet in December 1962. soring a smorgasbord from 6 Biaggio Belfiore, 132 morning in Dallas, Tex., after moat of the time. Damato has five 50-foot lots that the charter is in trouble testimony of Dr. Jayson Haym, craft, Russia would be' tetter TTie upcoming Mariner shots p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday in the srter Oak St; Mrs. Mary dicated Mias Hltchings might He was a member of St. in the city. skilled, highly competitive activ­ damage was reported. Cause of be on the verge on blacking a long illness. on Glenwood St., and a 25-foot pathologist at St Francis Hos­ able to collect, such data. will be the first the United Nathan Hale Community Cen­ yezynski. Broad Brook; Mary’s Episcopal l^urch. ities that complete the pro­ the fire was not known. ou t and said he knew that she Her husband, the Rev. Dr. strip of land at the end. He Albert Tennstedt, Democratic gram.” At 11:07 this morning. Town pital, who performed an autop­ Mariner 8 is scheduled for States has sent toward Mars. ter. orge Walker Jr., 17 Harvard EVed R. Eldgar, waa minister at Survivors Include a brother, wants to redraw the subdivision registrar of voters for Vemon, sy on Tober’s body. launching from Cape Kennedy Before the successful Ranger 7 KofC Dance Planned Mrs. Joan Lisk, 66 Maple had blacked out at times in the Early said, “ There is a total firemen went to 66 Meadow the Manchester church from Samuel Hynds of Ansonia; two lines to create five 55-foot lots. said that on the basis of the Atty. Pigeon noted that Dr. Nov. 4. Mariner 4 could be lunar photographic mission last St. Jude Council, KofC, will John DeDecko, Wimping; past. program: It involves every child Lane where a radiator hose 1948 to 1958. Mm . Eldg^ar was sisteM, Mm . Joseph Taylor of 1 p.m. vote, he expected a in the school system. I think it broke in the motor area of a Haym was either on vacation launched as early as Nov. 6. July, the United States failed 12 sponsor a public Halloween WHEN IT COMES TO on El Hanley, 68 Delmont active in church affaiM, par­ Gllbertsville, Mass., and Mrs. larger turnout than in the last or otherwise not available, and Each would require about 250 straight times with moon dance at 8:80 p.m. Oct. 31 at Michael Weiss, 190 Eld- Tolland Holdup has depth. I think it has car and caused some smoke. ticularly the Women’s Society Harriet Taylor of Ireland, and two referendums. asked that a signed statement days to reach the vicinity of launchings. the Knights of Columbus Home dge S t; Lisa Balesano, 88 TOLLAND (AP)— SUte Po­ Bunce Benefits breadth.” There was no fire, nor motor for Christian Service and the several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Robert E. Lee, modera­ “ Nevertheless,” he said, “ we damage. The name of the owner of the results of the autopsy Mars, 66 million miles away. icls Dr.; Herbert Holden, lice sought two men today who Gilbert • and Sullivan Work­ Funeral services will be held tor in the district, said voting puth Windsor; Mra Mary From Food Sale have shortcomings. We lack of the vehicle was not Mported. be admitted to the jury as evi­ Russia has not had a deep held up a liquor store on Route shop. 'Thursday at 2 p.m. at St. was light but steady. dence. space launching success since • HOME BUILDING none, 303 Burnham S t 30 and escaped with $290. The Mm . Eklgar, nee Brown, waa Mary’s Episcopal Church. Bur­ ’ ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. MembeM of women’s organ­ Voting machines are at the Atty. Pigeon indicated that L^nlk 3 photographed the back bandits, one of them carrying a resident of McKinney, Tex., ial will be in Elast Cemetery. Pel Smith, 441 Center St.; izations in Manchester have Town Hall of Park PI. for city the cause of Tober’a death waa side of the moon in 1969. The a' revolver, forced Eldmund when she and Dr. Eldg;ar were There will be no calling Soviets admitted losing radio Ann Zaches, Glastonbury; united to contribute baked residents and the Vemon Ele­ attributed to a heart attack Dawtlais, an ^mploye of the married in 1937. Like her hus­ hOUM. contact with their Mars 1 probe Concetta Gardiner, South goods for a mammoth food sale mentary School on Rt. 30 for and not from gunshot wounds. 5 HOME BUYING Midway Package Store, to lie band, she was a graduate of The Holmes Funeral Home, A finding by Atty. Herbert in 1962, but said nothing about FOR EXPERT town residents. Windsor; Lillian Rouleau, 17 Southern Methodist University. to be held tomorrow at Mott’s behind a counter yesterday. His 400 Main St., is in charge of Supermarket and Grand-Way, Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr., Hannabury, Tolland County other failures. Two other Mars ikland S t; Kenneth Ander- SurvlvoM besides her hus­ WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING hands and feet were bound and arrangements. at the Manchester Parkade. city mayor, said after casting coroner,' last month indicated shots reportedly fizzled. n Jr., 72 Essex S t; Mra. the telephone was ripped from band include three children, RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING 3wn Black, 541 Wetherell St.; The benefits from the sale will his ballot that he was optimistic that a heart attack weui the American tracking radoM, the wall. State Police said. E*red Jr., Janis and Nancy. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE 5 HOME IMPROVING yle Diebolt, Eva Circle,' Mrs. Alice 8. Humphrey Unde be given to the Bunce Center that the charter would be cause of Tober’a death. primarily in Turkey, have Dawtlais imtied himself and The EklgraM left Manchester In charge to the jury today. recorded a numtei' of failures SEE B)ockvllle; Barbara Liebman, in 1958 when Dr. Eldgar accept­ Mrs. Alice S. Humphrey] for Retarded Children. adopted. Mayor Flaherty said a summoned aid. He told police Linde o f Waterbury, sister of Some of the organizations yesterday that if consolidation Judge F l^ e r a ld noted that that intelligence sources report­ IV D 2, Bolton; Mrs. Constance ed a Dallas assignment. Mm , Idonaco, 71 School St.; Marla the men left in a car. Mm . SUizabeth Johnson of Man- that have vofunteered to do­ 1s not approved today it will the jury-should consider wheth' ed were teund for the moon, Edgar returned for a visit iii MaM and Venus. The National M oroa 40 Ward St. Rockville; nate food are Business and never be approved. er Reyes’ actions caused, con­ the spring of 1960 to see a per- tribute to or accelerated Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ CLARKE MOTOR SALESI Elizabeth Ritchie, 106 formance by the Gilbert M d Professional Women’s Club. Cars bearing “Vote No” Sullivan Workshop for which Hospital Sunday morn- Manchester Association for the stickeM were seen today bring­ Tober’s deatli. tration has announced some of 301 BROAD STREET— 643-9521 Egetton Rd.; Mrs. Caroline them, but for security reasons SjUifford, 71 Broad S t; Mary U.S. Airman Help of Retarded Children, ing some voteM to the two poll­ The Jury was also told to LET US TAKE A LOAD OFF YOUR SHOULDERS she had been the chief costum- W ilder Toberts age, the state does not Mveal all that this A ^ e Stino, Glastonbury; Mrs. er. Other aurvivoM Include tw o' Junior Century Club, Wor\sn’s ing places. The cars were es- E^thleen Tompkins, Elast Released OK She visited Manchester again sons, a daughter, and a brother.' Guild of Trinity Covenant pedalli' evident in the city. pton, Mass.; Charles Tran- about a yejtr ago to renew ac­ • The funeral will be held to- Church, Ladies of St. James, Couples Ghib Meets 51 Green Manor. Rd.; Miss quaintances.______morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the Manchester Grange, Manches- The monthly meeting of the Marion Washburn, 35 N. Lake-(Continued from Page One) Funeral services 'will he held Funeral Home, 1581 ter Fine Arts Association and Married Couples Club of St. r Savings & Loan is a friond indood. Sinco 1891 wo .havo boon tak­ wbod Circle; Kathleen Collins, in DrarS^^w^iitemSon Temple Beth Bernard’s Church will be held Ellington; Miss Dolores Drew, Smolen was the second An^er- tonight at 8:30 in the church ^ Essex S t; Mrs, Norma ican officer to be abducted and of ■ South^ Methodtet Church, I ’ h*'® ■’J!"® ® buement. There will be a ing a financial load off tha shouldart of paopla buying, building E ^ k , Glastonbury. then released unharmed by Red plans to attend. Trustees of throughout short business meeting follow­ terrorists. Last November, U.S. the church have set up the the day and evening. Mrs, ed by a “Get Acquainted Hour.” •BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Friends may call at the fu­ or improving thair homos. W a can do tha sama for you. Coma in Wir. and Mra. PhUip Coppeto, 69 Army Col. James Chenault was LeM Edgar Memorial Fund in Abraham' Klibanoff, chairman Refreshments will be served. held for eight days. U.S. Charge neral home tonight from 7 to 9. of the sale, announced today Sterling Little, president of PARENTS OF Ridgewood St.; a son to Mr. her memory. anytimo and talk ovar your financing naads with h^anehastar's a id Mrs. William FarreU, Bkln- D'Affalres John Hill said Smo- The Eklgar family lives at that coffee and cake will also the club announces the follow'- len’s captivity apparently was Mrs. Alice L. O’Brien BW Rd., Vemon. 4213 Willow Grove, Dallas. be sold at each store. ing couples will serve as chair­ shorter because the police were Id ISCHARGED SATURDAY: ,Mm . Alice L. O'Brien of Old] men for the coming year: Leo oldast financial institution. closing in. Ekirico (Harry) Mascolo Lyme, sister of John Lawler of Flaherty Sr., auditing; Robert d u e A a little time^l lllebard Griffin. 278 Parker St.; CURRBNT ANNUAL kyrnond Gallant,' Hebron; Smolen talked with newsmen Manchester and Mrs. Sterling Vault Changes Callahan, door; Clinton Church after a reunion at the embassy SOUTH COVENTRY — En­ Idacbeth o f Rockville, died Sat­ DlvnnSND ON bbert Purvis Jr., North Cov- rico (Harry) Mascolo of Hart­ Jr., house; Bernard Fahy, mem­ t Yes, incredible though it may seem, this litUe COLLEGE STUDENTS with his wife, Marian, of Rock­ urday at her home. INSURED SAYINGS |try; Mrs. Agnes Vlolette, 37 Protect Records bership; Ftank Ferrerl, pro­ ford, Hi. He was kidnaped on ford, father o f Mm . Virginia Other survivors include two girl will be out in the world in no time, with a School St.; Walter Lis, Wil- gram; Joseph Satemis, pub­ the way to work after having Irvine, died yesterday at his sons, a daughter, a sister, and atlc; Mrs. Leona Darling, home. With the completion of a fire­ licity; 'William Czerwinski, re­ home and family of her own. Meam^iile she breakfast with his wife and three grandchildren. proof wall and the installation of freshments; Edward Mamuszka, nth Windsor; Floyd Chap- their four children. Other survivoM include his The funeral was held today not only has her father’s love but his protection 397 Summit St; Louis wife, two sons, two daughtsM, a new door In the town clerk’s ways and' means, and Donald He appeared well but tiMd. at St. James’ Church, Rocky vault in the basement of the Mu­ Brand,, transportaticoi. as well — financial protectipn through Sun Life Eth, 6 Penfleld Ave., Rock- Hq wore his Air Force uniform, nineteen grandchildren and a Hill. Burial was in Rose Hill The privilege of voting belongs to every American citizen twenty-one and de; Mrs. Nora Drake, Cov- great-grandchild. nicipal Building, the town is now that she can count on to provide her with a oo'n'cA.edE& ^ iit 'A -Ci LOSS-PROOF but without a coat or tie. Memorial Park. completing the last stages of Itry; Mm. Nonna Wheeler, 6 The funeral will be held I(ose Hill E\meral Home. good education and the better things in life even at Circle, Rockville; ThuMday at 9:15 a.m. from the work recommended by the state over. The national election of November third is fast approaching. For ab­ Rocky Hill, was in charge of inspector of public records. if her father should die at young MONBY ne Doherty, 26 Windsor Giullano - Sagarino FuneMl the arrangements. About Town a age. |re., Rockville; Bruce Harvey, Driver Warned Home, 247 Washington St., To'wn Clerk Edward Tomklel vS AVING ABOERICAN n u n M p R fl. is in the process of determining , Wednesday Morning Bible Fm associated with Sun Life o f Hampton; Linda Barlow, Hartford, with a solemn Mass Mrs. Thomas McAuIey sentee ballots for your son or daughter, please call us now. Give us the ^bron; Bonnie Kranmas, 13 his requirements for storage Study will resume tomorrow at Canada, the Cotfipany with the policy In 2-Car Crash o f requiem at 10 at the Immac­ Mrs. Mary McAuley of West TBAVSLBRS St.; Wayne <3agne, 993 space, as a prelude to proce^- 10 a.m. at Emanuel Lutherkn' that's right for you and your family. 1 . 0 A A : ulate Concratlon Church, 674 Suffield, mother of James F. ing with estimates for steel Church in the chapel. The Rev. Why not’call me today? student’s name and address; WE SHALL GLADLY DO THE REST! St; Ernest Archambault Patrick J. Farrell, 66, of 108 Park St.. Hartford. Burial will McAuley and Mrs. Nathaniel ventry; Miss Evelyn Sulli- shelving to replace tlA discard­ C. Henry Anderson, pastor, will Eldrldge St., was issued a writ­ be in Mt. St. Benedict Ceme­ Hatton, both of Manchester, ed wooden ones. D o b m Rd., Vemon; Philip lead the class. ten warning for driving after tery. • ( and Mrs. Alfred EVances of Town Engineer Walter^ BMss 8lanc, 1067 Main St.; Mm. drinking this morning at about Friends may call at the fu­ South Windsor, died Sunday at will 'include, in his estimates, Silvia, 77 Laurel S t; Eu- 10:80 when he was Involved in neral home today from 7 to 9 St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. the cost of shutoffs on the steam Cherub Choir of Emanuel Lu­ Boirem, 35 Birch S t ; Mll- a two-car mishap at Harrison p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to Other survivors include - her theran Cl)urch MylU reheSMO to­ MANeNISTBR't ^ 0 I.BBST Fili A HAl HIBtAfBt.M lines and protective grillwork for Gharlst J. VasDsasas ■pM hi. Anttaony, 106 High St, and Pearl Sts. No one was^hurt 5 and 7 to 5 p.m. husband, four sons, three the windows of the vault area. morrow at 3:30 pqn. at Luther ekvlUe; Mm. Ella Quish, 69 in the accident. - There will be a recitation of daughters, twenty grandchil­ Hall. DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS: 649-3001 The added expense will re­ I iii School St; Mm. Elizabeth Police said that Farrell collid­ the Rosary at the .funeral hgme dren and a great-grandchild. quire the approval of the board 857 East Center Street -~)MaDolieeter, C o n . 1007 MAIN STREBT N B M M A P U 709 Main S t; Samuel ed with another car driven by tomorrow night at 8:80. The funeral will be held to­ A copimlttee for arrange­ of dlrectOM for an additional Phone 548-4504 or 742-5801 148 EAST CENTER STRi^ — MANCHESTER 1 108 N. Elm S t ; Mfs. Mm . Gladys Bmy of 82 West- morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the appropriation, since the entire ments of the West Side Old Adame and son, 75 Bla­ land St. B ^ vehicles had to be Robert Hinrib Dillon Funeral Home, 63 Main 22,000 in the Vault Door- Ac­ Tlm^M Reunion will meet to­ st; Mm. Jeanne Savage towed away with moderate front Robert Hynds, 69, of 45 Plea­ St., Hartford, with a solemn count has'already been expend­ morrow at 7 pjn. at the West SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANfOA zoo, Bast Hartford; Mm. fsnder damage. i sant St., died this morning qt Mass of requiem at 9 at St. ed. Side Rec. ) J v.,- t ' ‘ a \ •J/ : ftTjA S L. L, 9^

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DADjY (1»088W0RD PUZZI.E ing .Commonwealth immigra­ r«X 0R TS B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR IlOOPLB Andover tion! H ie OonservativM argued at the time that there are 750 Q u o m Adked Race Bias Figures mllllcn people—all potential Sevtii Wlmlsor Voimitw r Hra immigrant*—in nonwhite na­ CirVs Troop tions of the Commonwealth. ^ _____.ERAo/vW.lktWjlf MOO. S{tT* M U U kiM ktr 'forpalsaaa And Patrols ture British governments ra- was said. FNTWSAOOMAWkWN AROOND M ^ ' bor, VoU Labor!" t»a M P a ttifiia SlBonnaMll laat ^ h t to insure that all possible cost estimatel T et the OonservaUve glover EVERY WEDNESDAY AT t P.M. «)im6lAMTPOZA/tHRteHSRBl S3 “----aUn cMt" "Stop the Blacks." jrdltss of which party wins tiM in iii would be available for any decision. Ie election; ment was not anxious to Impose A W£6ALWaWWKtlW*A«N« A . ^ ISCm Io it (ab.) S3 "------« wbna” Bup4rtnteiKl«nt of Schooli Cr.W The 37 girls in the Andover Brltona see slogans such as g Ml^adooiMM MSuflix m thsss on loot-grlmad railroad How many Commonwealth controls. It was^feIt legislation B5 GGS tfliNNY rH»S PCTUR6 FOR IWS PURPMfef 0 ^ William H. Ourtia and Oommu Scout Troop 7 have had three Oompaiiy — ElliRstoii RmnI .MBracaA UDtMani Everett "was very hearttaiaf archsa and brick warsheuss Immigrants from the West In­ of this sort would weaken Com­ 1 1 MPoema n o a d k ttMabcioM nity OoUogd Doan Dr. rraderlck r ^ l a r meetings so far this framinrork ITMascolloa on the subject of * 100 percent walls. dies, Africa, India and Pakistan monwealth bonde. M40THBR 0«0<'^FO R «2500-^/ tOInMUBaiM* STScottUb W. Dow* Jr., wore inatructed to fan at the elementary schooL Because of the 1963 act the THAT Situ/i SI Lanl pobrt oagatlva appanattoa purchase allowance.’’ Lowe said They are meant to shock, can Britain absorb into her MADBOUTTDTHBOMLS CU )B ^ 19 Spanish dOTba— . return a eompldt* oceountiiig of To carry on the year's pro­ national life without increasing white backlash, however large FEUNE ^ S3 M om DOWN dasp*’ that should the town purchase hurt, humlUaU. Lika bawdy conrtaaj tuts the property and ita renovaUon the site for educational purpM- racial teitoons? it is, tends to favor the Conserv­ MAMS S0METHIN6 r ■ 34 Woifboond 1 British SSCuatoms d lA iSraW ' gram they have formed patrola |Jokes, such sentences have no EVEey POSTER StTlwra(dUL) aboriclaa 34 Nomad eoata for poulble community ee It would not h a ve. to pay and elected their leadvre and known authors. In 1968 there were 80,000 peo­ atives, political analysts' say. XTMerttgr ooUefo ueo. Dr. Lowe and Dr. ple of nonwhite stock in Britain. This is true even though many SFrMtar 35 Son o( Jacob 430pan««l( "any part of the estimated val­ a c t a n t leaders. A'E the responsible leSdCrs M (prtflx) SProduMd tJirte Curtle are maklnf the fact- ue.” 'The toefn would only be the Conservative, Labor and There are 700,000 now. Most of rank, and file Conservativas do SOmabaMaain 49 Bath’s sea The Eager Beaver patrol W I - ■ : I V - )i J .-'it till- 1.. ■ *. 1 I boobMndIni 4 Small barbs SSLoaellood findlnf study for Oeneral Mana­ responsible for legal, survey Liberal partiee deplore appeals the newcomers settled in old, not believe the present immig­ ; FIRST Srnrstef I board officials reminded Dr. trol and Jan Oatchell will be 1980. Already in the tightly is past. It says; ducted would provide all infor­ factor in Britain’s national elec­ Curtis that operating costs of the asalstant Patricia Camp­ packed south of England the "Labor accepts that the num­ mation needed for a board deci­ tion if the voting is close next r such a site could be a consider­ bell, was elected troop treasur­ pressure of population results in ber of immigrants entering the sion to recommend or dis­ able expense. Board chairman er and Qlndy Fora will be the Thursday. United Kingdom must be Umit- BY V. T. HAMLIN Britain's vereion of the white overcrowded transport systems, ALLY OOP f ^ . . 1>.feoV»DENCB« courage purchase. Katherine Bourn specifically troop scribe. ed. Until a satisfactory agree­ IT 19 backlash even could deprive one high rents, insufficient schools Dr. CurUa, who is directing the menUoned snow removal over The troop, under the study, reported that he and Dr. the long acceee roads. Dr. Cur- , rection of M ra Claudette Chas- leading . ng politicalpoi figure of his tiated with the Commonwealth, 2T in the House of Commons. TTie Cortservatlve govern­ 299 E. CENTER STREET—649-0896 w»s Moeny WE c a n GET GOT UH..»iOkX. Lowe had visited federal offi­ tie said operating cosU were gee. Adult Leader, is planning ment, over Laborite opposition, a Labor government will main­ Patrick Gordon Walker, BROKEN ON w rm ou R cials in Waahintton, D.C., Thurs­ a primary consideration in the' an overnight camping trip to ■ *• in 1863 adopted legislation limit­ tain immigration control.” OABS^NOIHMS PROIBCIBP ST S’ day to ascertain the atatus of study. ' the Times Farm Camp on O ct 57, who probably will be foreign the site and cost eetimates. Dr. N. William Knight, chairman 23. and 34. secretary If the Labor party wins. V CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 30 Lowe said, "W e were told that of the CAC finance committee, Junior size uniforms are de- the General Services Admlnia and council chairman Matthew sired for as many of the girls Gordon Walker is running ::n tration (G SA) may be Inclined M. Moriarty spoke for the as possible. Anyone wishing to Smethwick, near Birmingham to open up the property for pri­ acquisition of. the property. donate a uniformunirorm or anyone against Conservative Peter vate sale Oct. IB." Knight said the faclUty would wishing to make a request for Griffiths, a teacher and a bor­ Dr. Lowe said they believed be such a contribution to the one is asked to call the Ae- ough alderman. they had since moved fast college that "to turn It down Bistant Adult Leader, Mrs. Mar­ Many white working class enough to, foratall that occur would require more serious ar­ jorie Campbell, R t 87. families in Smethwick resent rence. Acting with authorisation gument than we know of.” Open House Set the presence of 4,000 Indians, 42 43 44 r JT of the general manager. Dr. Moriarty said the increase in Next Sunday afternoon, from Pakistanis and West Indian Lowe said he had requested ad­ enrollments in the past year two to five, there will be an Negroes settled amidst an elec­ had demonstrated the expan­ open house at the home o f Mr. torate of 48,000. 6i ditional time from GSA. 46 SO Lowe said the acceptance of sion of the college. Though he and Mrs. L. Edward Whitcomb Griffiths has been quoted as this request would be based on admitted the site was not nsy'd- on Gilead Rd. to celebrate their saying; "Smethwick rejects the 53 54 agTbbmefii among federal offl- ed immediately for the coUege, 2Sth wedding anniversary. idea of a multiracial society.” BY AL VERMEER cials that the town needed time he said, "W e would be subject Their ' children are giving the Apparently this remark did PRISCILLA’S POP party, and all friends are wel­ not find favor with Prime Minis­ S6 56 6 ) to make a cost study for any to a great amount of criticism If serious consideration to pur­ were we to refuse this oppor­ come to come and Join in the ter Douglas-Home, the Conserv­ ■•AND IP PROMISES'.! JTOU’ , YOU LOOK HOW OFTEN 1 tunity. I would not want to be festivltlee. ative party leader. PROMISED TO FIX THAT dl J. h WILL)AMS chase. Dr. Lowe said .that Dr. EUECTEDt THEY DONfr MEAN CAN’T BE THINK] L'U'l Ol i« i. 1 Curtis and he believed they had a-member of the board of edu- New Library Books Douglas-Home did not repudi- SURE.'r NOT»> LEAKY FAUCET IN THE, Fifteen new bo.h«.tata»as.a».on. /a-/3 1. General Manager Martin Ludlow Rd. Bradford haa lO.OOO PSkUtan- •ubmitted the first stopgap ap- Attachment of Real Estate Andover eomiepandent. Law Is and 9,000 Indians. Policemen y/ “How about playmate* for Junior? Are ther* many plicaUon fo r recreation and Dorothy Mitten against Ells­ rence Moe, telefriiene 742-6766. there are leaning to speak Urdu. ohildran in the neighborhood about his weight?** perk use. worth Mitten, property at 47 Instructions in that language 3. Martin asked Curtis to in- Alice Dr., 320,000. Continents in Motion? are posted in telephone booths veetigats-all .possible uses. vTVaido ^Namo a lo n ^ d e English. Political 3. The Citizens Advisory Malcolm J. Kerr, d/b/a Man­ NEW YORK —Gedofical stu­ pamphlets also are being print­ Council (C A C ) was called in to chester Transmission Co., 634 dies based on the direction in ed in Urdu. Center St. 10-13 look at the property. which rocks are naturally mag­ Any citlsen « t the common­ WHY McrrHSRS SET GRAY 4. The Development Commit­ Marriage License netised suggest that the Atlan­ wealth or of the Irish Republic • NU la NIA. ha. Tv. tee of the council recommended Thaddeus Jude Dobiesld, tic Ocean was only half as wide can vote in this election if his Bridgeport, and Donna EMiza- B E N C A S E Y purchase o f the site as a highly 100,000,000 years ago. name is entered on toe electloa beth Austin, 23 Franklin St„ appropriate locaUon. register made up a year ago Oct. 17, St. Bartholomew’s 5. Curtis named Lowe, with THIRD BOMBER TEST No one seems to know bow BEN, WOULD YOU Church. the approval of the general EDWARDS AIR FORCE many of the 700,000 colored EXCUSE Ate, Building Permlta iqannfer, to help Investigate de­ BASS. Calif. (AP) - Test pUot Conunonwealth Immigrants PLEteE? I , To Andrew Ansaldi. dwelling A1 White put the XB70A bomber tails.' registered. Until recently these at 81 BattisU Rd., 127,000. through its paces here Monday, people had tended to think of SHORT R! BY FRAi.K Oi iJ.\L ear TO leave! 6. To>Vn Engineer Walter To Jarvis Ehtterprises Inc., hitting speeds in excess of 700 British politics as "white man’s Fuss went with Curtis and dwellings at 35 Kane Rd.. $12,- miles an hour and an altitude of business.” But there are eigns Lowe to Waltham, Mass., to ex­ 900, and 39 Kane Rd.. $12,600. 35,000 feet. It was the third test this attitude is changing. ;> (1 amine microfilm of structure for toe tcouble-pUgued contro­ Some newspapers have fore­ and flo o r plans, utilities, and News and Ads Switch versial ship. cast that the way fhai immi­ other underground faclliUei. White told newsmen he was grants vote and the influence Dr. Lowe said property chief WAHHINGTON fewspap sure the ISB-foot long bomber their presence has on the politi­ now use SS per cent of the na­ will reach its designed maxi- cal beliefs of white people eould tion's newsprint for editorials i mum altitude of 80,000 feet and determine whether Douglas- and news and 61 per cent for top speed of 3,000 m.p.h. Mon­ Home stays as prime minister LEAVE? NOW? IN THE Personal Notice* ads, almost exactly the opposite day's test was the highest and I or Is replaced by toe Labor par AAIPOLE OFTHIS LECTURE?, of the 1940 percentages. fasteat of the three fUgnts. ity leader, Harold Wilson. 111 Memoriam In loving memory of our dear Mother and Grandmother. Margaret Need 0 bigger home? MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLI 'C||^atte. who paaaed away Oct. lA BUZZ SAWYER - BY ROY CRANE Bavaa yaan aince you'va been tone. DiOb: IX otBT hearta you atill live on. See S. B.M. for AH, MY UTTLE POVE.' 100KIM6 L auauj Children and trandohildren OVER ■TOE MINING DREDGE, EH? HOW FORTOHATE 1 HAPPENED V TO BE NEAR. l U EXaAIN IT I like my laundry dried TO YOU. ------y THANK YOU, > \ BUT 1 VMS JUST ■'r : LEAVING. . OWMRS HffOiTTNIY f o r me while I do o other household chores. SAVE t-.' ■ i f! ■ _ - ?S *1 “SI *3 IN JO-15 J £ d 3 . FUiL com CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD IRON FIREMAN Need an extra room? M / M K t o m ! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN4 , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1964 PAGE THIRTBEN TWELVE IIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1864 J^Di^ry^hing Now Appears Stacked in Favor of Cards After Dramatic Wip •Big heaguers in Fictoiry— Yanks UnavaHable Americans Sweep Olympic Swim Medals Following Defeats St. Louis Finally Assumes Role of 2 0 0 - M e t e r Colts on Rampage, By EARL YOST strikeout, TrM hf McCarvi*. .who h ^ a l » Mt a NEW YORK—-Off limits to newsmen m the Yankee Backstroke ST LOUIS Fta»Hy, the Curds have wonfway tor Tommy Tres|i’s game^^lbson’i 13w ’ home run in the Cardinals’ pen­ End Caid Win Skein clubhoMe are the players’ lounge and the trainer’s \ , • . all______f o u r W lengthn , t h World aerie, tyln* homer. n*rkled In the tying homer that sent the crowd nant clincher last Sunday, ac­ room. These two areas are where most members of the the first time since the In which they have participated. fields knowledged this one “ was the Win Noted start of hostilities, the St. They defeated the Yankees in In contrast, the Yankees’ of 68,888 into a frensy. binest one of my life although N w Y o A Y m Iim baseball team ^ e s cover foUbwing BALTIMORE (AP)—R^hardson made an error, but mfenslve play, as in the first Then came the stormy 10ft ft n defeati The indivtdnal plnyern- Louis Cardinals found seven games In 1928, the Phtta' all I wanted was a little single Tokyo (AP) — Towering it didn’t help the (ilards. detpUa Athletica in 1981, the four games, was sloppy and udilch the Yankees looked their or a fly ball to the outfield.'’ oublcles are aa empty In both Instances In which themselves World , Series worst. Pete JOkkelspn, t l ^ Yankee Stadium when fte The Cards were from St. *^uis, but of the football Detroit Tigers in 1984 and the uncertain. New York was guilty “The homer will have a good Richardson erred, dooUe^ys Jed Graef of Princeton Uni­ favorites over the New Of its sixth and seventh errors of Yankee pitcher, walked JWll Yanks are playing on the road. variety and Richardson was Willie of the Baltimore Boston Red Sox in 1948, effect on TTmmy,’’ said Keane. would have gotten flic Yankees versity emashed the world York Yankees today. Should the Cardinals lose the the Series. An error by catcher White to open the Inning. Ken Men covering the World Series out of trouble and would have ------SCorta. And his miacue matter- Ellie Reward on an interference Boyer, ordered to sacrifice, “ And it probably will have from aH media, newspaper, ra­ record with a 2 :10.8 effort ed liule since his team already Odds-makere made the hlgh- sixth game, they will sUll have something to do with, my fu­ choked off Cardinal rallies. flyins Redbtrds a strong 3-1 the home edge in the finale with play helped the Cards fill the bunted to the right of ^the dio and television, were more Richardson did, however, pace Tuesday and led an Ameri­ had choice following their 6>2 ace Bob Oibson a stremg poesl- bases in *he first inning, but mound. Mlkkelsen neglected to ture." ftan n little miffed when St, the Yankee hitters yesterday, can 1- ^ sweep of medals away. triumph Monday that gave them blllty to make his third start in young Mel Stottlemyre itch e d field the hall and it went for a Keane obviously was refer­ Louis squared fte series at two getting three, which the big guns in the men’a 200-meter back- The 47^ victory before a rec­ a 3-2 edge in the best-of-seven the Series. Whitey Ford, cur­ his way out of the Jam without single. , ring to his relations with the games npleoe Sunday and ften were sllenoed again by luwd- stroke champtonstalp in the ord Memorial Stadium crowd of Series.' rently nursing a tender right any damage. The sacrifice play was still on club’s front office. He had been were unable to talk with most throwing Bob Gibson. Olympic Games. ^ • C # R 6 S 60,213 Monday night gave Balti­ Everything appears to be heel, would ^ Gibson’s proba­ Stottlemyre was betrayed with Groat at bat, but Dick offered a new contract the last members of the losing team. Where were the rest of the Larry DlUey o f Huntiz more sole ^ssesslon of first stacked In favor of the Cards. ble opponent. again in the fifth. This time he missed the Irmt kttempt and week of the season after specu­ The sutlatlon was repented Yankee players? Ind., was second and Bdb PAOANI CLASSIC—Frank place in the western Conference First, they will be back home The closeness of the Series couldn’t eKape. After pitcher White was trapped off second. lations that he would be ftred. again yesterdny- Mickey Mantle, Roger Blarls nett o f Long Beach, Calif., BuUlna 203, Lou Pavan 1 207— of the NationaLFootball League. for the sixth game Wednesday fails to tell by how wide a mar­ Bob Gibson had singled with one Howard fired to ft8 bag but He begged off discussing next Two Yankees, however, made and fte rent were in ft e off- third In the American sweep 664, Blnso Pavan 212-208— 596, year’s pact until after the Se­ The loss dropped St. Louis, after taking two out of three In gin the Cardinals have out­ out. Curt Flood hit a double play White turned and dashed toward themselves available, little Bob' limits area, not willing to talk that pushed the Yankee har­ Ed Sojka 223—569, John Goian- last undefeated \team In the New York. , played the Yankees in the first ball directly ‘ at Bobby Rich­ third, sliding in safely when ries. by Richardson, the model ball to anyone. It waaa’t the end of vest of Olympic medals to 10 gos 201— 652, Bob Willis 20S- NFL, Into a tie with develand Second, their pitching, thanks five games. The Yankees hold a ardson. Tbe usually dependable Pedro Gonzales failed to hang Despite the defeat, Yankee player on fte dub, and har­ the world, either late Sunday —^two gold, five silver and three 235— 602, Bob Gagnon 204, Gene for first in the Eastern Con­ to today's respite because of slight edge in over-all batting, second baseman hobbled the on to Phil Linz’ low throw. Manager Yogi Bemt' remained monica playing Phil Unz. Blch- afternoon or Monday after­ bronze. Dama 201, Mike Mozzicato ference. The defeat was the travel, is in tip-top shape with but the Cards lead in everything ball and all hands were sale. A unperturbed, at least outwardly. ardson is a first claoa guy, win noon hut the depieoaed Yan­ Graef, a lanky, 6-foot-d, 22- 218— 650, Bob Cone 220, Tony worst suffered by theXCardinala single by Lou Brock and a force Groat failed to bring White veteran Curt Simmons primed else. They liave outrun, outfield- home, bouncing out into a force “We’re not too badly off,” or lose, and aa he waa tagged kees, who can’t stand defeat, year-old from 'Vatoiia, N. J., Alleus 200, Ike Rhodes 227— since the PhiladelphlA Eagles for his return engagement with ed, outpitched and outmaneu- play, that would have been a play, but McCarver settled the said Yogi. ‘"They still have to with the goat’s horns In both thought so. trimmed Six-tenths of„a second 601, Dick Hughes 206, Art beat them 49-21 six yehrs ago. young Jim Bouton of the Yan­ double play were it not lor vered the Yankees. issue with a 3-2 clout into the beat us. » fte Sunday and Monday games, The off-Umlt quarters are lo­ off the old world mark of Shorts 220—577, Bob Lebraux The Baltimore total whs the kees. Monday's game, won in 10 shortstop Phil Linz’ poor relay, right field stands. “ We've won two games in a because of his errors afield, he cated in fte far end o f the car­ 2:10.9 set by America’s Tom 204, Ray BJorkman 217-202— most points against the u r d s Third. Cardinal Manager innings by the Cardinals on resulted in a 2-0 Cardinal lead 690, Bob Minnich 569, Bert “ I'd have to say things look row before in a Series. We were waa man enough to “ face fte peted fftibhonse, the fdayers* Stock m 1962. since they moved from Chicago Johnny Keane thinks there is a catcher Timmy McCarver's Gibson, beaten in 0*e second worse off back in 1958. Milwau­ mnsio’’ when newsmen from all Dilley also was imder the old Sweet 661. to St. Louis in 1960. game, had a shutout going into better now," said Keane in what lounge to the leH, where the strong possibility that Julian three-run homer, was a typical kee had us beat three games to parts ol the oountry Invaded fte mark with a time of 2:10.6, los­ PARKADE “DUSTY”-D ick Uie ninth. But Groat hobbled could be the understaten.ent of seats are comfortable and at­ Richardson’s miscue 'was ( Javier, Uie convalescing second example. The Cardinals, except one. We won three from them Yankee dubhonse. tractively placed around a tee- ing to Graef by a fingernail in Bickford 201, Don G a ^ on 208, for shortstop Dick Groat's error Mickey Mantle’s grounder and, the Series. “ We go back to our ping a perfect pass in the eiif baseman, will be ready to make Rldiardsoa’s defensive lapaea. vee set. The trainer’s room Is a photo finish. Bennett was Neil Lawrence 202, Stan Gel- his first start. in the ninth which paved the after two out, one of which was fown park with a game lead." just like that." zone. However, it came in ft # In which fte usually surehanded to the right, next to fte show­ caught in 2;13.1. dal 201, A. Borello 205-560, fourth quarter smd Baltimore en- . fielding second baseman messed ers. Momenta earlier, Australia’s Roger Legass 210, Gil Thi­ Joyed a 44-13 advantage at the up apparent donbleplay balls in Funny how many Yankee tall, strapping Dawn Fraser bodeau 2(10. time. EARLY BIRDS — Betty e < ^ game which led to St. Louis players had aliments after f t e ! won an unprecedented third The Colts, who scored at least Ticket Pledges scoring, made himself a 'Tiero’’ doable seftarics fte past two | medal in the women’s 100- Genovese 137-336, Betty Aceto 94 — no mark. 10 points in each quarter, scored with the strangers In the almost- diqrB. Saturday, when New meter freestyle in games rec- the first four times they had tha May Help Keep dlent room by taking fte rap, York won on Mkdcey Blantle’s ord time of 59.6 seconds, SAPUNOS — GaU Gagnon INCOMPLETE PASS— Baltimore halfback Jimmy Orr (right) and St. Louis de­ 134-131, Gall Truman 127, ball, relying on a battering offering no excuses. dramatic nlnft faming, Icadoff Sharon Stouder of Glendora, ground attack. homer. Hie players were whoop Calif., was second and became fensive halfback Pat Fisher fight for pass that fell inccmiplete. (AP Photofax). Dolores Smith 131, M yma Ciar- Indian Franchise The good looking Inflelder mis- -1 oia 341. Colt quarterback John Unltas, haadl^ a gromider Sunday tag it np as If New Year’s Eve i the only other woman in the who completed eight of 20 pass was being oriebrated. ; world to break the minute bar- RESTAURANT UOAOUE —, _ ^ ^ CLEVELAN D (AP) — wUoh lod to a four-run St. Louis A1 Bujauclus 137, Jim Aceto | attempts for 117 y^ds, mixed faming, oiftpod by Kon Boyer's The door to Manager Yogi: rier in fte event. The 15-year- Pledges for 605 season tickets 146-390, ElUott Fish 186, Roc bis aerlala and the Colt running costing 8121,000 were obtained homer, wUeh proved to be the Berra’s otflep, Jnst off to the old girl waa timed in 59.9. adroitly. margin of victory, 4-8. ) left of the dressing room, Kathy Ellis of Indianapolis Variety of Ills and Ailments Lupacchino 148, Dick Albee in the first day of a ticket 136-397, Roy McGuire 164-409, Raymond Berry was tbs ohlsf sales campaign to keep the Yesterday, Richardson, again, ways open to the press. added a bronze medal to the ’There Is no phwe for the growing U.S. collection with a Bill Evashowsky 186-367, Ken pass target, mftblng five for GLAD TO MITT YOU— Timmy McCarver (15) is greeted by teammates Mike Cleveland Indians here. booted an easy ground ball and Washburn 146-382, Dick Slm- yards, including' iluding a six-ymrd Yanks to hide In the dressing time of 1:00.8. Shannon, Dick Groat and Bill White at home plate after three-run 10th inning The Cleveland Growth Board the Cards took fun advantage McCtonvllle touchdown by scoring two runs zriilch held quarters at Bnsch Stadtam In ’The only other gold medal Hit U.S. Olympic Trackmen reported the sales Monday 156-376, Jack Cofiell 156-144' homer which provided margin of victory. (AP Photofax). St. Louis where fte series win awarded on the third day of the It came with tha Colts far ia night and said its sales force up until Tom Tresh of New 406, Tiny Johnson 166-336, Paul York tied the count in the ninth end Wednesday or ’Thnrsday. Olympic Games went to Po­ front, but'an 80-yard touchdown would report again Thursday land’s IValdemar Baszanowski, Lindgren, the weed-slim la d i ^ the favorite in the 10,000- Donnelly 135, Bill Wierdak run by Tom Matte in the fourth wMh a two-run two-out home The Yanks had better win or , TOKYO (AP) — The, 136-383, Jim Martin 147-360, afternoon. The board of direc­ new pot.Shota win be taken If who won the lightweight class . t j . i j u Jaat out of high school who cap- meter going In fresh. His record period was the feature of tha — Lifee Choosing Between $5,000 and New Car tors of the AmericEtn League run. Tile Cards bounded back Dick Krinjak 140-152-390, Bill wlft Tim McCarver craokhig a they don't. in weight-lifting with a total United btates, crippled by turg twice. He had Paul said poor attendance pitcher Bob Gibson throws to first baseman Bill divers after seven events with Shea 186-478. Colt Coach Don Siula thoagM “ Maybe it’s a bigger thrill to on Tom Tresh's right field hom­ held the Yankees scoreless and White, who waits with foot on bag as both the ball off Gibson’s hip. the competing players 106.99 points, followed In order I v • . . ! T SENIOR BOYS — Dave Tur­ 'a Mg didfferenca was how fto here was resulted in losses of What a majority of the base­ vie than winning the pennant," er off Gibsmi, who had pitched limited them to only four hits about 82 million in the last two second place dubs, 331/3 per by Larry Andr^on of Los LiltllD J L 0 & S U C T S Texas Continues to Set Pace ner 130, Bob Hyde 06 (no gang waa hitting. It went both and Joe Pepitone of the Yankees speed at him. ball fana don’t know is the fact cent to the third place clubs aaid the Joke-making catcher scoreless ball for 8 2-3 innings. going into the ninth. seasons. .Angeles, Calif., with 101.81 an d' mark), Terry Kelly 176-896, ways, offensively and datonsivo- for fte St. Louis Cardinals. “ But He hit a fast baU down the mid­ “ Wften McCarver t hit that that the players share only in and 16 2/3 per cent to the Ken Sitzberger of River For­ To Fete Helpers Bob Byrnes 126-866, George ly." how can you tell? It's like ask­ dle. homer,” Gibson sighed, “ I was the receipts from the first four fourth place finishers. est, ni„ with 98.66. The finals Impressive Ohio State Win Cochran 14S-S66, Ken Mai«' Robb lioaa Hart ing Which you’d rafter have, $5,- Keane bowed his head when the happiest man in the world." Cards Favored Yankee Defense Collapsed Again games. After the 16 per cent to the will be held Wednesday. stein 129-125-366, Howie St Louis Cbooh Wally Ijoaua 000 or a Gaftllac." Tresh’s ball went into the Yanke8"''catcher Elston How­ Thus, neither the St. Louis commissioner and the 60 per Mo-ving into the semis of the Manchester little League Holmes 144-180-870, Mike thouafat tha loss of defansive and stands, and when the right- ard said McCarver’s home run Cardinals nor the New York men’s 200-meter breaststroke Davis 127-869, Doug Zaccaro Joa Robb early in the gama McCarver’s blast in the 10ft cent of the first four games, will hold its second annual Inning gave the. Cardinals a 5-2 handed Gibson returned after came off a sinker by reliever LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Yankees will get richer if the which constitutes the players’ Were Tom Tretheney of Pitts­ Moves Qub Up in Grid Poll 348, John Ortolanl 129-860, m i|^ hava tunuMl the tide In fa­ victory over the New York Yan­ the final out, the Cardinal man­ Pete Mikkelsen. McCarver said — Odds of 5-7 favoring fte 1964 World Series goes the full pool, the balance of the gate re­ burgh, Chet Jastremski of Appreciation Night, Thursday Gary Smith 845 vor of Baltimore. kees and a Series lead of three ager said: he thought he hit. a fast ball Tuesday, Oct. 13 St. Louis Cardinals were Toledo, and Wayne Anderson evening at the Army * Navy MIXED DOUBUBS — Agnes Remember that play when Soccer — Hall at Manchester, aeven games, or for that mat- ceipts shall be dl-vlded among NEW YORK (AP) — That blurflThe Crimson 'tide blanked pre- “ Don’t worry. We’ve been a down the middle. posted by gambling interests of Santa Clara, Calif. viously imbeaten North Carolina Claughsey 348, Jim Bell 186- Robb knocked down a Uhltaa games to two. 3:30 p.m. > Groat Missed Bunt, tar, anything over four games. the two contesting clubs and Club on Main St starting at that flew past the other teams "It also will have its effect on scrapping team all year and we “ Mikkelshn wanted to gf»t it here for Wednesday’s World Here’s the system utilized to the two major league offices. Dr. Harold Henning, U.S 6:30 with social hour, followed in the Associated Press’ college State 21-0 and the Fighting Irish 367, Terry Kloter 866, Paul screen pass?’’ be asked. "That X-country — Bristol Eastern swimming team manager, for­ ..him - a good effect," aaid Car­ can scrap back again.” (the ball) down,” Howard said, Series game against fte New determine the breadtdown of the Lwgest payoff per member of football poll this waek was Illi­ Jumped two notches 'with a con­ Morris 140-387, Nick Daum was the Colts’ first aeries oC at Manchester, 3:30. by a steak sft>per. The award­ 866, Burt Cnaugsfaey 862, Fred dinal Mtmager Johnny Keane. He was right,, “ but it stayed up.” York Yankees. series receipts. a winning series team stands at mally requested a reoonsidera nois but tha flight was a bumpy vincing 34-7 victory against the downs and on the play Robb aa> Friday, Oct. 16 tion of the final placings in the ing of league trophies will Poudrier 166-380, A1 Gaub* "And it probably will have Gibson and McCarver were “ I should have been extra Odds on fte Yankees were Fifteen per cent of all games 812,794, fte amount each mem­ one and — worse than that — it Air Force. gravated an old stomach puD X-country — Conard at Man­ men’s 100-meter freestyle finals 862, Bob Lincoln 141' he’s bed since the start of the something to do with my future, laughing and hugging each oth­ careful with him (McCarver) 8-5. goea to fte commissioner’s of­ ber of the Los Angeles Dodgers be made to the winning spon­ was in the wrong direction. Michigan and Nebraska both too,” he grinned. er after > fte game in the St. because I had a base open, chester, 3:30. Bookies, however, refused Set Up Winning Rally and asked that Gary Uman of The mini, ranked No. 2 in last moved up two places with the JUNIOR 01RL8 — Phyllis season. We didn't uae Robb tbo sors while umpires and com­ Jets vs. Pats, Eagles vs. fice. carted hbme after 1963 games. Yogi Berra, the Yankee man­ Louis dressing room. “ Mikkelsen said. “ But I Just to take money on the out­ A record high was also set the San Jose, Calif., be advanced a missioners will receive appre­ week’s AP poll of sports writers Wolverines jumping to fifth and Doster 128. rest of the game and that burl Giants, Mt. Nebo. Sixty per cent of the balance tie for third and share the ager, was looking at it another “Gibson lo^ed .great today," didn’t get the ball where I want­ come of the series because same year for a losing team, ciation placques for services to and broadcasters, took on fourth- the Comhuskers up to No. 6. JUNIOR BOYS — Dave Kos- our defenee. from the first four games goes bronze medal. clal 133, Ray Norton 127, Paul way after the game. McCarver shouted. "His last ed to.” Saturday, Oct. 17 the end is so near. NEW YORK (AP)__ ^The^ What’s the best way to go^>Berra, a Yankee catcher for 17 each Yankee netting 87,974.32, the program. ranked Ohio State last Saturday Rebounding Syracuse took over “We felt we were ready tor to the players’ pool and is dis­ But Dr. Max Ritter, presi. MUIer 126, Jim Heriaert 126, this game and we might have He.said a successful sacrifice ball was good and tiis control Keane, the Cards’ scrappy 53- Sdocer —Ck>nard at Manches­ score is tied 2-2, St. Louis years. “ White had started to go which isn’t bed for a week’s Invited guests include Bhu*! and came out on the short end No. 7, Araansas picked u(> a year-old skipper, said he ter, 11:30 a.m. neatly reduce the chance of a back when he saw fte guy tributed as follows: dent of the International Swim- Yost and Howie Holcomb of of a 26-0 score. notch to No. 8, and newcomers Joel Antonino 121, Rob Ooch- been too reedy. They can keep M onday’ s Fights Two per cent to the teams work. thought the turning point of the Football — CJonard at Man­ is batting in the 10th in­ Cardinal score? missed the ball." One fellow who doesn’t mind Federation, rejected the re­ The Herald. Tim Herdlc and The impressive victory moved Louisiana State and Florida ran 127, Jim Madlgain 125-143 tills Monday night bell. R ruined’ finishing fifth in each the quest and stood by an elec­ Slugger Gets Nod Every Time game was Gibson’s great play chester, 1:16 p.mi PARIS — Jean Josselin, 148, ning with .Bill White at The New 'york Yankees, need­ Howard agreed. the annual October blue ribbon Horace Murphey representing the Buckeyes into the No. 2 slot State rounded out the top ten. 378, Tim Hassett 184-866, Ray I our practice schedule for tide France, stopped Omrane Sadok, ing a*,victory in Wednesday’s American and National League tronic timing device that LSU gained the ninth spot by Pace 349,, Keith McNamara game and for Sunday’s gama^ on a ball Joe Pepitone hit off Football—East at Leominster, second, Ken Boyer at first “ He broke a little bit, and baseball classic Is Coach the Rec and P |w k Departments; and dropped IQlnols right out of the right-hander’s hip in the Mass. 149, ’Tunisia, 7. sixth game to stay alive in the ■with each team receiving one caught Germany’s Hans-Jo- Phil Sullivan, former Little the top tm . But the lUinl slide whipping North Carolina 20-3. 846. _____ X too.” and none out. that’s when I fired to second Frankie Crosettl of the Yankees. achim Klein a few thousandths ninth. LONDON—Sugar Ray Rob­ World Series, might ponder that per cent. League president, Don Berger, off the poll wasn’t a lonely one. Florida State reached No. 10 VIUiAOE M IXBRS-^oen Lamm did find ona bright spot, base,’’ he explained. “ I thought The third base traffic cop is of a second faster than liman inson, New York, stopped John-i Dick Groat, one of baseball’s play today. Seventy per cent of the bal­ now taking part in his 23rd se­ district commissioner, and all Kentucky and Michigan State, after blasting Kentucky 48-6. Boris 168-488, Chick CarroU the running of rookia Wmia With one out, Pepitone lined a 1 could ha've picked him off." In the Monday finals. McCarver Latest Hero POWDER PUFFS — Louis h y , Angel, Nigeria, 6, Middle- best hunters, squares away They muffed it Monday and ance of that pool to the contest­ ries, either as a player or coach. coaches who have ratired in the both thumped on Saturday, also Texas, which was impressive 681, Mary Rlcbardson 181-486, Crenshaw, who replaced Jo* smash off Gibson's right hip. In the eyes of Berra and How­ Both Klein and liman were Morgan 192-465. Mary Lourie weights. attempting to sacrifice the run­ minutes later watched helpless­ ing teams—60 per cent to the During this time he has collected last two years and sponsors of dipped out of sight. in a 28-7 victory over Oklahoma Bert Sweet 182, Norma Adams | Childress at fullbaek in the seo- The ball rolled toward third. ners to second and third. But he ard, though, the crux of (he tim ed' In 54.0 seconds in the 184-460, Dick Lynne 211-666, ond half. Crenshaw picked up Gibson poimced on R, whirled 178-475, Mary Lou Small 186, SYDNEY, Australia — Bob ly as Tim McCarver clouted a winners and 40 per cent to the more than 8136,000 in World Se­ Little League teams. Texas continued to top the last Saturday, locked up fte top Pat Dibble 190-404, Audrey Allotey, Ghana, outpointed Ray misses the pitch, and White is three-run homer into the right crisis came on Linz' throw to event usually decided by tenths poll with SO first place votes of spot easily, getting nothing Gretchen Bickford 229-497, 80 yards In seven carriaa, fa# Ahead of Bob Gibson and got Pepitone on an under­ Gonzalez. Josers. ries splits. The awarding of the little Phillimore 450. Perez. Hawaii, 12, Flyweights, trapped off second field stands, giving the Cardi­ of seconds. They had the same League appreciation award will the 40 ballots cast and 887 points. worse than a third place vote Jean Miller 176-488, Ruth eluding a 49-yardar that eet up handed throw to Bill White at The remalnig 80 per cent of It pays to be a baseball player time when taken to himdredths nals a 6-2 triumph and a 3-2 Said Berra; and coach, especially if you are also be made. Ohio State bad seven first place on the 40 ballots’cast. Willey 478. the lait card TD. first. “ A good throw from second to fte-players’ pool is divided as of a second, but Klein was SPOUSES — Ken Marksteln edge in the Series. ' with the Yankees. ballots and 844 points in the vot­ The Longhorns, national cham­ NEW YORK (AP)—The slugger gets the nod every “ If he hadn’t made that third would have had him any­ follows: 50 per cent to the two ahead when carried to three 125-362, G. Marra 184-391. , ___ ^ ^ play." Keane explained, “ the Only a few minutes before, ing, which awards 10 points for pions last season, have topped time. Which is another way of saying that catcher Tim how." declnial places. The swimming Luman Harris, new manager the poll throughout the first four HIS .AND HERS — Fred The Chicago WUta SoK took final score would have been 3-2 Tom Tresh’s two out, two-run first, nine for second, etc. Ala­ McCarver, who walloped a game-winning three-run Added Howard: Judges voted 4-4 for *a tie at o f the Houston Colt 46s, has weeks of fte 1964 season. Schneider 187. advantage of the Boeton Red because Tresh’s game-tieing homer in the ninth Inning had bama, with two first place votes, homer in the 10th inning for the St. Louis Cardinals, rallied the Yankees to a 2-2 “If he could’ve made a good W ait Till Next Year — You Bums^ the time, but the Swimming coached at thlid base in the and Notre Dame, with one, were Syracuse battered UCLA 89-0 GREEN M A N tm B TIBS— SoK this eeeaon, beatliig ^ homer would have been a win­ ■ l — a^— ' Federation decided against the Ruth Scussel 182. I Boeox 14 timee In IS gemea, was the hero of Monday’s fifth World Series game in- deadlock. throw, it wOuld’ve had him. But major leagues 14 yaers. third and fourth raopactively. to r^Ain a top ten spot ner with two men on instead of he threw it into the dirt. If It’s tie. one. Yankee reliever Pete Mikkel­ gtead of pitcher Bob Gibson. sen started the St. Louis 10th by in the air, it would’ve had him ." Abundance of Penalty Time The U.S. basketball team, Forgotten was Jhe fact that4> ...... “ I don’t know of a pitcher in walking White. Ken Boyer fol­ ' When things had settled down unbeaten in Olympic play since Gibson shut out the Yankees for for a homer that tied the score. baseball, except Gibson, who lowed with a bunt single that again, Groat grounded sharply 1936, scored Its third straight eight innings, struck out 13. could have made that play." “ It was a fa.st ball down the eluded everyone sls it rolled to (Sonzalez, who lobbed the ■victory of the Tokyo Games, As Rangers Defeat Bruins s e e f o r v o u r s e l f •cored the first Cardinal run middle,” said Gibson, offering between the pitcher’s mound ball to second, making sure he 60-45 over Peru, even though and made a great fielding play no excuse. ' MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — and first base. got the force on Boyer, who had ------^ ^ Coach Henry Iba said the pres­ Ir the ninth after McCarver He had struck out Tresh with The annual Columbus Day 15- Now Groat came to fte plate, remained at first on fte contro- BOSTON (AP)__ *We capl-^has not worked so ■well,” Sulll- sure of the 41-ga.me winning YOUR belted his homer with two on for a fast ball in the seventh. Only, his Job obvious: get the runners verlal play. van said. string was becoiping “an aw­ the 5-2 victory and a 3-2 lead in Kilometer Road Race has been talized on their penalties and Tresh said, “ That fast ball won by Ralph Buschmann of to second ai>d third. MikDelsen However, had the Yankees “ Camille Henry and Phil (3oy- ful load to carry.” S T E E R S HARP the Series. wasnH down the middle." Andover, Mass. The winner was threw the first pitch low, but nailed White, they most likely got real fine goal tending,” ette were , hunt. Henry was out Three American girls, Nina McCarver, a 22-year-Old, 196- Never mind that McCarver clocked in 46:53 yesterday, 27 Groat, facing the pitcher, would have turned Groat’s said Coach Red Sullivan. His there tonight and what a differ­ Hbrmer o f Philadelphia, Ginny pounder from Memphis, .struck never would have come to bat seconds off the' record, Dave missed the bail. grounder into a double play that ence. Duenkel of West O tw ge, N. J., Rangers had Just blasted Bos­ and Cathy Ferguson of Ber­ out with the bases loaded in the in the 10th except for Gibson's Dunsky, a Northeastern Univer­ White was leaning toward would have gotten them out of ton 6-2 -with the opening salvo The boys worked hard. It «=^*b»AUM I»fc3 first inning and tapped weakly keley, Calif., advanced to tha great play on Pepitone in the sity junior, followed the 25-year- third, too far off second to re­ the inning, sUU in a 2-2 tie: o f the National HoOkey League was a ^team effort. We’ve still back to the pitcher in the fourth ninth. McCarver was the slug­ old chemiqt across the line with turn to that base safely. Catcher Instead, McCarver came up finals of fte woman’s 100-me­ season. got a long way to go. I’m not ter backstroke, each winning Inning. He singled in the sixth ger who won the game- and the Andy Ingram' of Lynn, Mass., Elston Howard fired fte .^ 1 to next and rapped Mikkelsen’s 8- predicting playoffs or anything and ringled again in the eighth. hero’s* roie. third. shortstop Phil Linz, covering 2 pitch into the seats for his ■When New York’s Don Mar­ her heat. Miss Ferguson’s time shall slapped home the first for us. We’ll play them one-at was the fastest, 1:08.8. So when he came up in the second. White did the only thing eighth hit in 17 at bats in fte a time, keep our fingers crossed 10th with men on first and third he could and raced for third. aeries. goal of the campaign last night, The men’s 400-meter free­ a secohd balcony occupant — and hope for the best. style relay team also advanced sold one out, reliever Pete Mik- Linz hurriedly thiww to third There was one second guess “Pallie came up with the key kelsen worked On him carefully. Pass, Punt^ Kick Contest baseman Pedro Gonzalez, but left. Why didn’t right-hander toughened by four straight cel­ on the strengrth of a Games the ball arrived Just about the lar finishes by the Bruins, ­ saves at the right time. When a record performance in the The count went to 3-2 then Tim Mikkelsen walk fte left-handed goaltender does that It Just belted a sinker that didn’t sink same time 'White did, and White hitting McCarver intenUoniiUy, heats. The team of Steve Clark lered down: seems to lift the whole team.” into the right field seats. Drew 120 with 18 Winners was safe. loading fte bases but setUng iq;> “Walt ’tu next year—you o f Los AltoS' Calif., Larry Most of the ftnilns sat in Schulhof of Mun'eie, Ind., Mike “ We want McCarver, we want Should Howard have taken a a play at any base? bums.” few steps toward White, bluffing , “ If there was a base open, I the dresalng room staring Austin of Rochester, N. Y., and McCarver,” chanted the crowd Ford Motor Co, Punt<^0’Dell; T3-year-olds, The Bruins won’t comment blankly. When asked about the liman had the fastest time of at fte airport that welcomed the him to one base or fte other, would’ve put him on,” Berra about the next one but this and Kick contest, sponsored lo­ Ward, Dennis Woods and Jackie before throwing fte second? Or said, referring to first base. “ If penalties, Coach Milt Schmidt the qualifications, 3:38.8. Since it Cardinals back to St. Louis season oouM be long, Indeed. the event is new to the Olym­ Monday night. cally by Dillon’s Sales and Serv­ Grezel. should he have thrown to third Groat would’ve bunted, that said; ice, was a complete success as The first place winners in the As if to prove they’d read “We got a couple that really pics, the time went intO' the ' There was no mentitm of Gib- where White knew he had to would’ve given me an excuse to their “ Call ’em closer” edict 120 boys ages eight thru 13 eight thru 10 group will receive reach? walk McCarver.’’ hurt us, that’s obvious. The one 'books as a record. 4-«oa, fte fire-balling right-han­ turned out Saturday morning at warm-up jackets, second place, well, the officials whistled 50 that ruined us was the one on (Hark is a Tale University der, who should have had a 2-0 Neither, according to Howard “ I should have been extra Mt. Nebo to compete for the 18 place kicking training kits and and another man who had a few mlnutea in penalties, 20 minors Teddy Green. He gets plenty of senior and Austin is a Yale I ^ w ahutout except that Dick Groat’s careful with him,” Mikkelsen and a 10-mlnute misconduct. P prizes. third plate NFL autographed years' experience behind the said, “ because I had a base them but didn’t deserve that graduate. "•nor on Mickey Mantle’s The Bruins drew 18 of the mi­ one. It killed us. Schulhof will be replaced In m grounder leading off the Yankee ’Tom Conran and Pinky Pohl, footballs. All winners in the 11 plate. open. But I Just didn’t get fte nors and sent seven men to pen­ “Not being able to take ad­ fte final by a Yale freshman, "wtrt»»ea‘ tori wnb*. «■< w ilt lifls ninth opened fte gates to two oo-dlrectors for the contest, thru 13 group will receive "BUie made the right play,” ball where I wanted to.” I alty box to New York’s three in vantage of our opportunities in Don Schollander of Lake Os­ m m •It a t Ui i tt • m * i l MfiMaiMt IkW b ttt «f u tw .' unearned runs and a tie score. said this was the best turnout plaques designating their stand­ said Naw York Manager Y o^ McCarver, however, did. the runaway third period. the first and second periods wego, Ore., winner o f the, 100 Gibson fanned Elston Howard since the PPK program was ing in competition. meters Monday. started here four years ago. The first two of four Ranger was disastrous too. Naw York with Mantle on first, them made Helping Conran and Pohl Compare Aetna’s goals in tha finale came''when got a couple of lousy goals and A great play on Joe Pepitone's All winners will receive their ware. Bill Pohl, Denny Carling, f m m cailiHrt, m m solely m i m m tin prizes at Dillon’s showroom, Boston was shorthanded. They we should have had five. Same Mercein Honored letfi)! m i le# n ckeci yew ew es IM line drive l ^ k to the box. The Collin Johnston, Stan Manning, turned a 2-1 game into a 4-4 Thursday at 8 p.m. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE old story " NEW YORK (AP) — Yale’s ball bit Oibaon on fte hip and Chipper C

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Large new 8 bedroom By HAL BOYLE pairing roofs of all kinds, new free parking, business block. ranch, bow window, built-in forces sale of 5 room 'ranch, 88 Main St., Manchester. ■ville, Conn. TeL 648-7449. S4S-2158 Realtors 875-6297 kitchen, living room, wooded MANCHESTER—Custom built NEW YORK (AP) — Mtmey roofs, gutter work, chlmneyt Depot Square, adults. T el Mr. kitchen, 2-baths, fireplace, fireplace, aluminum stofms, Open dally T-5, ■muraday 7-9. Vernon C9rcle, Pkwy Exit 96 1 6 0 handy to bus, shopping, raised Ranch, recreation room, may vanish, love may fly, but ; Tmblt Reailiiic Oir Aivtrtiser? cleaned, repaired. Alumlmmf ANTIQUES, household fur­ Keith. 649-8191. Houses For Sale 72 plus two fireplaces, elegant walk-out basement garage. enclosed carport. Owner 742- siding. 90 years’ experience. Saturday 7-4. ______Open 7 Days A Week etc. Excellent condition. $12,- 8174. memory always remains. nishings, business merchan­ 900. Philbrick Agency, 649- living, $28,900. J. D. Realty Your choice of colors, % acre Free estimates. Call Howley, SCREENED loam for the bMt THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ CONCORD (ID - BeautlfUi It -never de.aerts you. It never ^ dise, store liquidations, ma­ b a s t HARTFORD — brand M64« Co., 643-5129. lot. Only $17,900. Lawrence STAFFORDVILLE Area — 7 646-5361, 644-88S3. In lawns, delivered from our chinery and equipment, real nished, private bath ancl en­ ranch, large Uvug room , term- F. Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766, goe.s bankrupt. It Is life’s most' H-Hoir AmrtriH StrviM new S room apartments, all trance, utilities, no pets, 226 room Cape, hot air heat, good constant friend. screening J^ant Andover Co- estate, Mpralsals. American al dining room, cabinet IdtolMn, PORTER STREET Araa — IMPRESSIVE 6 room bunga­ Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. Help Wanted—rFeraale 35 Help WanicO— flmle S€ on first floor. Ideal for couples Charter Oak, 643-8368, 246- 6 condition, 103 acres leind, small Schools and Classes 33 tumUa. &Borga H. Grlftlng, Auction Co., 643-2794, 648- vrith no chUdren. Includes 2 bedrocma, reoraattoo room, room Cape, fireplace, 2-car low, S large bedrooms, high And you've known a lot o< Radlo-TT Repair 4738. assumable mortgage. Only MANCHESTER — Wood- spring brook, good location for living if you can look back and F m l i HmM Rm 4m« ARCHITECTURAL draftsman Inc., T4^7886. 6468, evenings 643-6847. range, refrigerator, disposal, landscaped yard. Marlon E. garage, laxge tree shaded lot, trout pond, $14,000. Immediate Services 18 $26 IN FAMOUS brands free RObertaon. Realtor. SI8B88A V $14,900. Wesley R. Smith bridge. Excellent 6 room Cape, remember when »- If you run $l-a-week shop-by­ with three years experience heat, hot water, and individ­ $17,900. Philbrick Agency, occupancy. ’Tom Minor, Brok­ laC os ■r Mo W ANTED ‘ c e d a r CLOTHES line poles, WANTED—U. 8 . and Canadian 649-8464. Agency, 643-1567. double sized garage, enclosed You had to have a button hook CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv mail club for few friends. in architect’s office. Cain Ar­ many sixes, installed. Also ual thermostats. Storage THREE FAMILY—Owner says rear porch, cedar paneled rec­ er. 875-6042. B stoit Stanple coins, half cents, double space In basement, coin oper­ Business Locations to put on a pair of shoes. Ice, available all hours. Satis- WOMEN—GIRLS Send for details and free 396 nold Lawrence, 643-3161, surplus truck, jack, chains, strikes, etc. Su-Deb Coin Co. to sell Vacant 6 room unit MANCHESTER—Older 6 room FRESHLY painted ranch, fire­ reation room with bar, city page catalog. No obligation. ated laundry, parking, appU- For Rent 64 place, 4th bedroom or .family BOL’TON—Shaded acre, 2 ga­ Al Jolson was more popular^ SWARDS faction guaranteed. Ceil 649- OIL TRUCK driver, full-time, tubes, etc. 649-1353. CaU 643-9325. plus two three roomers on Colonial m baths, modern sewers. Only $17,500! Travel­ To train for Popular Club Plan, Pepsut- ances by General EHectrlc. 1st floor. Approx. $3,600. &>- room, plastered wsUIs, walk-up rages, 2 baths. 2 bedrooms than any three entertainers you- 1316. references, apply In person to FOR LEASE—ExceUent loca­ kitchen, enclosed porch, excel­ er’s Real Estate Co., Realtors, ment K852, Lynbrook, N.Y. WALLPAPER SALE — Many WANTED — Cedar wardrobe $120 monthly. 83 Elm Street come annually. Central heat attic, double closets, full base­ and den, buUt-ins, dining can think of today. “ ANSWERING SERVICE PBX—Typist Mr. HUl Vernon OU Co., (off Burnside Avenue near tion for doctor's office or lent neighborhood, only $14, 249-8691. Evenings 289-3832. room, living room with Oeor- patterns to choose from, limit­ and chest of drawers in good Good condition. T. J. Crockett, 900. Hayes Agency, 648-4803. ment, patio, tool shed, % acre Everybody In the gang envied ( SWITCHBOARD , Route 83, Vernon. ed time. Morrison Paint Store, Main). Model apartment open beauty parlor. 415 Main Street gian mau'ble fireplace, luxury 4494»00 ~ 875-2519 Moving—-Truckinf— condition—reasonable. Call af­ Completely renovated and am­ 643-1677. wooded lot, 818,400. Gates you when you came down with a ' RECEPTIONIST | We are 'taking applications 739 Main St. dally, A p t D. Phone 528-2030, MANCHESTER — New listing. Ageney, 643-0035. Lots For Sale 73 living for $24,600. Wolverton S to ra g e 28 for full - and part-time EXPERIENCED truck driver ter 1, 649-1425. ple parkltig. J. D. Realty, 648- case of measles, and could havs ' lease yea ( h j l i I.B.M.— KEYPUNCH ' eve. Raymond Damato, 643- MANCHESTER - New 8 room St. James Psulsh. 5Vi roonf Agency, Realtor, 649-2813 ice cream whenever you liked. amt salesgirls. Apply and construction worker. 742- jjq^ l CLOTHES made to or- 6129. ttme wtthoet MANCHESTER DeUvery. Ught TWX-TELETYPE 7091 or 628-4602. Garrison Colonial, 12x24 Uvlng ranch with garage, 1 V4 baths, MANCHESTER — AA zone, der. Call 649-6741, 8 a.m.-12 Rooms Witnoot Board 59 room, family room, buUt-in beautiful half acre wooded BOLTON-COVENTRY line — , You could Impress a girl by trucking and package delivery. DAVIDSON A THREE ROOM heated apart­ MODERN, CENTRAL, Air- 24 foot living room with fire­ $14,900 SpUt Level, 6V4 rooms, taking her (or a trolley ride out Refrigerators, washers and NO AGE BARRIER Conditioned Offices for rent. kitchen, master bedroom with place, oil hot water heat, p lu - lot with all utilities, prestige FURNISHED room, Ught ment, 456 Main Street, $90 dressing room, low .twenties. location. Hayes Agency, 648- 100x290 lot, fireplace, built to the end of the line and back. stove moving sp icialty. Folding H. S. DIPLOMA NOT R E -, LEVENTHAL WANTED — MasMi’s helper. Off Street parking. Inquire at ter walls, aluminum storms In oven, range, $16,900. Rock­ Lost and Found Antomobiles For Sale 4 FOR BETTER ^ cleaning, to housekeepibg. private en­ 649-5220, 0-5. Hayes Agency. 648-480$. .. . priced right to this 7 4803. Most butcher shopa and sa- chairs for rent 649-0752. QUIRED Manchester Parkade Call after 5, 649-7406. 164 Bast Center St or phone and acreens. Custom buUt ville Realty, 643-2188, 875- DAY A EVE. CLASSES keep colors gleaming, use trance. Lady only. One min­ 1951. $16,900. Wolverton Agen­ room home, 4 bedrooms, loona had sawdust on the floor. LOST—^lean’s brown wallet vi­ 1961 CHEVROLET Convertible, Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. ute from Main St. T e l 649- B(X:KVILLE— 4 room flat, sec­ 649-5261. VACANT 6 room Ranch, IV GLASTONBURY — 125x200 2527. But you could always tell a cinity MacDonald’s Drive-In. j V-8, standard shift, reason NA-nON’S LARGEST BUSI­ DISHWASHING machine op­ ond floor, heat furnished. cy, Realtor, 649-2813. 1 V4 batha good condition P ain tin g— P ap erin g 21 Rent electric shampooer $1. 7959 after 5. OFFICE and commercial space baths, fireplace, full basemen! throughout, level 92x180 wooded lot in desirable area, butcher on the job from a bar­ Please return driver’s license able, good condition. T el 643- NESS SCHOOL erator. Apply Dietary Depan- Parking. 876-0577. garage, 5 yean old, $17,900. VERNON—Ranch, 6 % rixims, TRAIN NOW—PAY LATER ' RN OR LPN, ’ part-time, 8-11. ment, Manchester Memorial The Sherwin-Williams Co. for rent, heat and sprinklers. 88.800 - WELL KEPT 8V8 room lot. See this exceUent value near new elementary school. tender — because the butcher and other contents to owner. 4295 between 6-9 p.m. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. Three Mile Road, first left be­ on a hill 100x281 treed lot, PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In­ LOW ’TUITION—E-Z TERMS Laurel Manor, 649-4519. Hospital, between 8-2 p.m. f o u r r o o m duplex, recenUy CaU 643-7222. ranch,. 8 bedrooma, attractive today. $13,990. Rockville Realty, 643- wore a straw hat and had a Reward. 649-1304. terior, papertianging, wall­ only, trap parking, references dlidng araa, aaluriMn. O w n« yond Apple Hill Owner 648- pencil behind bis ear. FREE PLACEMENT, ASSIST­ redecorated, adults preferred. SIX ROOM Colonial, IVi acres 2188, 875-2527. paper removed, dry wall work FULL-TIME male help wanted, Diamonds— Watches— required. Call after • p.m., OFFICE SPACE for rent, off anxloua. Oartton W. HotoMas. 0481. Only little old ladies pnferred LOST—Pass Book No. M-8911, Trucks— Tractors ANCE I 648-2693. Call 649-4620. of land, 2-car garage, fire Savings Department of The Reasonable rates. Bank financ­ NEW CLASSES NOW FORM- i BABYSITTER, days. Inquire nights, 5-12, no experience nec­ Jewelry 48 street parking, central loca­ Realtor. SIMUI. SO. WINDSOR—Freshly palnt- closed coupes. Most families ing arranged. Fully insured. tion, janitor service, modern place, many ahhibs and flow­ WESLEY R. SMITH COVENTRY—’Two large wood­ Connecticut Bank and ’Trust FOR SALE — 1959 half ton ING 160 Blssell Street. essary. Must be 18 years or FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, ed 3 bedroom ranch with bullt- owned big open touring cars. EVee estimates. 649-9658, Jo­ I WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ THE THOMPSON BouM, Cot­ office, reasonable. 649-9258, ers, $18,900. J. D. Realty Co., FOUR BEDROOM COloalal, AGENCY ed lots Just over Bolton line, A mother worried that her son Co. Application made for pay­ pickup Chevrolet with utility CALL (ANYTIME)—WRITE | over. Inquire Burger CSief, 235 tage Street, centrally located, 368 Oakland Street, heated 643-5129. lns, ceramic bath, fireplace, seph P. Lewis. pairing. Prompt service. Up to by space heaters, $50. Call Personalized Floors. paneled famUy room, kitchen reasonable. 644-0786, 644-1732, garage, large kitchen. At­ had fallen into the clutches of ment. body. $850. Call after 6, 875- —VISIT j Main St., Manchester, 10 a.m. large plesusantly furnished with buUt-lns, formal dining 648-1567 - ' 280-5557. 6168. to 11 a.m. $20 on your edd watch In trade. 643-6225. ______MANCHESTER — Executive tractively landscaped. Real the devil If a neighbor reported EXTERIOR and interior paint­ OUT OF TOWN Closed Mondaya F. E. Bray, rooms, parking. OtX 649-2858 ONE OR TWO air-conditioned room, fireplace, attached ga­ for overnight and permanent neighborhoixl, lovely 7 room CHOICE shorefront lot, Wild­ value with assumable 4% % he had seen the lad pitching ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- CALL COLLECT EXPERIENCED 737 Main Street, State Theater W E b l o c k from Main St., offices, 175 feet each, steno rage. $22,900. PhUbrick Agen­ mortgage. Owner 644-8086. innies at a sidewalk craCk on hanging. Ceilings. Floors. F\illy guest rates. and answering service. 643- Colonial, • mammoth Uvli cy, 649-8464. wood Drive, second Bolton Anto Driving School 7-A 525-9317 Building. 4 room apartment, furnished room, modern kitchen wil 459 KEENEY STREET. 8 room mdays after church. Insured. Workmanship guar- Salesm en W an ted 36-.A or unfurnished. 742-6169, 742- 41535, 649-5762. Colonial, sunporch, large yard, Lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc., COVENTRY—Six rooma, four XaJXTIROLUX sales and serv­ OPERATORS ROOMS FOR RENT. Gentle­ buUt-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri­ IMMACULATE center en­ 649-6241. America was strictly a “ Bal^ ______anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. 8180. ______2-car garage, amesite drive, giant sized bedrooms, extra urday Night” land. Only thS ice, bonded r^>resentative. Al- IJHIARN TO DRIVE — Spe<^l Fuel and Feed 49-A men preferred. Private en­ fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, trance ranch. 2-car garage, Ired AmeU, UO Bryan Dr., attention to nervous an^ eld-1 ^ answer, 643-9043. M.T.I. SCHOOLS AND TRAINEES trance, ample parking, all 643-4803. across from Fox Grove Coun­ AA ZONE LOT, Adelaide Rd. large kitchen, 16x22 foot liv­ rich or the uncaring poor ever 60~BIRCH Street — 4 room half acre lot, fine residential try Club, ,815,600. Call owner ing room, 1 % baths, walk-ln Manchester, 644-8141. new facilities, on bus Use, Houses For Rent 65 area, below $20,000. Wesley R. area, prestige hilltop location. went out on the town any othe|'' 1 in t e r io r and exterior paint- 750 Main Sb.— Suite 804 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. flat, one block from Main St., 643-4719. cedar closet, double clothes Pickup service. Day or eve­ NEEDED DRY HARDWOOD for sale. centrally located, 643-6018. $9,900. RANCH—Ideal starter Smith Agency, 648-1667. AU utilities. Bill Belfiore, Bel- night of the week. COIN, STAMP coUectors buy' ing, wallmper removed, fully Hartford, Connecticut young couple, no children. SEVEN ROOM SpUt Level In; home, wooded setting, assum­ closets, hot water heat, ga­ ning lessons. Reasonable rates. insured. Rm e Belanger, 646- Call 742-8059. flore Agency, 643-5121. If you wanted Ice, you nut up at discount prices at the Dis­ Manchester Parkade FURNISHED room for gentle­ CaU 649-6987 after 6 p.m. Manchester, modern kitchen able mortgage. Wesley R. NEW HOMES—We have 8 new rage, two lota. Only $12,500. Manchester Driving Academy, 0612 or 644-0804. TWO FAMILY—One year old, a sign on a front poroh pillar sp count Center (with Manches­ Excellent opportunity for qual­ man, central. Apply 4 Pearl with built-lns, 1 V4 baths, fam­ Smith Agency, 643-1567. homes under construction TOWNS of WUllngton and Large mortgage available. 742-7249. Help Wantefl— I'emale 35 ified trainees to learn sewing. NEW FOUR room apartment, 4 and 6 roomi, 8 bedrooma, the Iceman would know. ter Rubber Stamps), 5 South Needs St., Apt. 8, Mrs. Demute. ily room, garage, etc. $200 per right In Town. Ranches from Stafford, exceUent building Agent, 742-7932, 742-7876. A romeo was called "a INSIDE and outside painting. Apply SEASONED fireplace wood for second floor, residential sec­ family room one apartment, $18,500 and Colonials in the Main Street, Manchester. You name your own price. EXPERIENCED Cashiers sale. Tel. 649-8974. month. PhUbrick Agency, 649- modern kitchen, excellent con­ lots and tracts of land. Tom sheik.” A “ cakeater” was a APPLIANCE SALESMEN FURNISHED ROOMS, com­ tion, off Main St., near High twentiea Prime locations, BOLTON — ExceUent non-de­ Garage--Servlce— 649-7863, 875-8401. Pilgrim Mills Hart- 8464. dition. Phljbrlck Agency, 8« - Minor, Broker, 875-6042. young fellow who wore a pork COTTON RUGS, bedspreads wanted. MANCHESTER MODES, plete light housekeeping fa­ School, very pleasant sur­ MANCHESTER quality construction. CaU, velopment, 6 room Ranch on S to ra g e ford Road, open daily 10 a.m.- roundings. $110. monthly. 649- 8464. pie hat, sideburns, a tl|^t Jackr expertly dyed, 70 decorator 10 PAINTING and paperhang^ing. | INC. G arden— ^Farm— D airy cilities. Centrally located. Mrs. EIGHT ROOM, 2-bath large gladly give you the detalla Souto Rd., fireplace, tiled bath, 9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-6 Fine opportunity for men 9258. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- et, and wide-bottomed trouasrs. colors. Lucky Lady Laundry, INSIDE STORAGE for boats' work, reasonable rates, i p Accomazzo, 643-6948. house, partly furnished, ga­ New 8 room executive Co­ $1B.90U — ATTRACTIVE 8 bed­ Subarban For Sale 75 2-car basement garage, nicely Old maids felt rinttish ahoat Pine St. Manchester with experience. Full com­ Products 50 43 Purnell Place. and trailers, up to 16’ boat, 30 years In Manchester, your FOUR ROOM apartment, heat­ rage, fireplaces, large parking lonial built by U A; R, that room ranch, fireplace, alumto 1677. landscaped % acre, immediate taking a trip by Pullman ear, pany benefits. Paid vaca­ LARGE furnished room for area, adults. 643-2880. TOLLAND — Near Parkway. $25 per season. T el 649-5854 neighbor is my recommenda­ HOUSEWIVES—Add sparkle tions. Holidays. Profit PUMPKINS for pies and Hal- ed. cabinet kitchen, garage, offers 2 Vi baths, spacious um storms, snciosed carport, PICTtniESQUE Setting — 7 occupancy, $18,000. Owner, because they would hav* to; tion. . Raymond Fiske, 649- to your life. Earn excellent In­ lowe’eb, 5c to 75c; carrots, light housekeeping, all cook­ living room with central basement, large lot, nice view. Large 4V4 room ranch, en­ 643-8598. Peraonan sharing. second floor, available Novem­ EAST HAR’TFORD — (Colonial room brick ranch, famUy closed porch, garage, fireplace, sleep In a oar with stranga men.' 9237. come, become a Sarah Cov­ 10c a lb.; gourds, 2 for*5c; ing facilities furnished, third fireplace, kitchen with Ctorlton W. Hutchins. Realtor, Every porter was called floor, working lady preferred. ber 1, adults. 649-0052. type. 5 rooms, near school and room, IVi baths, double ga­ , huge work ^ op , acre trees, Business Services entry Fashion Show Director. acorn and blue Hubbaril EarV American cabinets, 649-5182. STAFFORD SPRINGS—7 room “ George” because that was thj^ STATE JJCBINSED rest home SALESLADIES, hours 12-4 643-6388. bus line, centraUy located. CaU rage, wooded lot, Manchester. privacy. Hayes Agency, 648- centrally located, reasonable O ffe r e d 13 Phone 643-5407. See Store Manager. squash. 21 Angel Street. SIX ROOM duplex, available and complete built-ina, house, good condition, oU first name of the man who Electrical ^rvices 22 and 1-7:80. Apply in person 643-7567 after 4, or anytime SEVEN ROOM Older boms, Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 4803.______rates, friendly atmosphere. between 9-4 Munson’s Candy j about Nov. 1, quiet neighbor­ large formal dining room, 649-6182. steam heat, 1V4 baths, d ty founded the Pullman company; LAWNMOWER siiarpenlng; re­ GOOD APPLES — Delicious, LARGE furnished room for hood, adults. CaU 649-0480. weekends. also a family room or den, bednxmiB. 2 batha. lot 72xlBL conveniences, $12,000. Tom TeL 876-lOU. FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt Kitchen, Route 6, Bolton. SEARS — MANCHESTER Macintosh, and Cortland ap- working kitchen Marian B. Robertson, Realtor. BOLTON - Manchester line— A hostess considered her diqc' pairs, sales, rotor blades 2-car garage, and many SUNKEN FAMILY room with Minor, Broker, 876-6042. ner a failure If her guests didn’x service on all types of elec­ BORED? pies. Ferrando’s Orchard, lo- ileges. Call after 1 p.m., 649- MANCHESTER—West Side. 5 BOLTON—Four room Ranch 44S-5B68. New 7 Vi room raised ranch, 3- PASSENGERS wanted from riiarpezms, large kitchen, spot' tras. Only $23,900. Your home UHITATIOH OBDBB ^ . hardly considered eihicated. '• able October 15. Call 875 dock. AT A OOVM OF PROBATE held When fanners decided they Whitney, Gate 3, third shift, I Attics and cellars cleaned, Floor nmshing 24 No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Fsum, less condition. Wolverton In trade. Lawrence F. Fiano, Scientists and Englnejers THREE ROOMS, heat, lights, 5213. NEEDED—East Side. 3 bed­ at Hanchester. wUhln and (or Uie needed e stronger pair cd vicinity Pinehurst and Burger Rubbish removed. Reasonable. H*ilp Wanted— Male 36 529 W. Center St. garage, refrigerator and stove, Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Rsaltor, 648-2766, Charles District o( Itancheiter. on the 5th FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- need your help investigat­ Apartments— Flats— room house under $30,000 as glasses, they went to the dime Chef, can 643-1609. C al 649-1043. Help Wanted— close to bus line. 643-8418. soon as possible. Carlton W. Nicholson, 743-8364. day ot October, 1964. ing (specializing In older ing scientific phenomenau PART-TIME 2 furniture and FRESH EGGS for sale, 3 doz­ Tenements 63 U & R REALTY CO., INC. ’THREE FAMILY—Near Cen­ Present, Hon. John J. WalloU, store and fitted themselves. _ floors) Waxing floors. Paint­ We have interesting pdsl- appliance delivery and ware­ Male or Female 37 ter, 4 room units, particulars Hutchins, Rsaltor, 640-5133. STAFFORD SPRINGS — Two JudS6. TYPEWRITERS — Standard en, $1.00; also, Green Moun­ NEW 2 bedroom duplex with Suburban For Rent 6G Member Multiple Listing. Estate of Bobert C. B ^bw . No one thoui^t of thrawinB* * AntomobOes For Sale 4 and electric. Repaired, over ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. tlons for mature people house men. 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. tain potatoes. Natsisky Farm, LOOKING for anjrthing In real 643-2692 643-9551 avallsbble. Wesley R. Smith family, 5-7, gOod condition, o< Handtester in sw Dlstrlcl de- away a pair of A oes unless they No Job too small. John Ver- who have a basic back­ Call Mr. PettengUl 643-1524. HAIRDRESSER. top salary ehtate rentals — apartments, basement and yard, $125 Agency, 643-1567. separate heating systems, CMJiftd. NEED GAR? Your credit tum- hauled, rented. Adding ma­ Inc., 122 Newmarker Rd., Ver- V SOU’TH COVENTRY — Five $12,800—RANCH on bus line, had been helf-stded et least falUe. 649-5750. ground in either math­ and commission, for stylist homes, multiple dwellings, cal; __monthly. Tel. 649-1741. room house, reasonable rent, large lot, outside city limits. On motion of Beatrice N. •d down? Short on down pay-1 chines rented and repaired. non-So. Windsor Windsor line, MANCHESTER—Large Colon­ best o f condition Inside and hero of said Uancheiter, adminis- twice. ^ ; Pickup and deUvery service. ematics, physics, or chem­ WANTED—Two men full-time with some following. Duet J. D. Realty. 643-5129. TWO FAMILY—On Oakland Priced low. Tom Minor, Brok­ ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- off Dart Hill Road, next to FIVE ROOMS, heat, hot wa- immediate occupancy. Call 742- ial in exceUent location, 2-car outside. Wesley R. Smith trlx. HaW the men in America had Yale Typewriter Service. 649- istry. High school or some as carpet layers helpers. Ap­ Beauty Studios, 687 E. Mid­ 8042 before 8 p.m. St., a large 6 A 6 flat. Big er, 875-5042. ORDERED that six months ■icn? Don’t despair! See Hon- Bonds— Stocks— Vernon Hills ^ e n 7-7, 7 days ^ jj^ v e customer* waiting ter, hardwood floors, built-in ___^ garage, all hardwood floors, Agency, 643-1667. ^ ^ from Oie U day of October. 196A never tasted Upettede end w a n 4986. college work is acceptable. ply Mr. ’Turgeon, Carpet De­ dle ’Tpke. yard (15(bcl50) trees, house 6 1 Bgalnst women wearing i t ' dst Douglas. Inquire about low & week. o44-0o04. (or the rental of your apart­ kitchen and stove, two full j^e ^ a l s WANTED — Have very well kept, $16,900. J, D. COVENTRY — <3ute 4 room be and the eame are , limited and Mortgages 27 partment, Watkins Bros., 936 ----- has aluminum siding, garage. RANCH, 6 VE rooms, nestled in allowed for the creditors wlMn 'nie average mother would •■t d ^ amallert payments eiePAIRS cm aU makes of re- Call Virginia Driscoll 528- baths, $125 monthly, sorry no customers waiting for homes, Realty Co., 643-5129. Main St. ment or home. J. D. Realty Senslblly priced at $18,900. T. the trees In a beautiful wood­ ranch, double wooded lot, ra- wbioh to brine to their daUw rather catch her eon 'chewing anywfaere. No small ,oan or fl- I SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ 4811, ext. 7202 or 7207 for Situations Wanted- 643-6129. children. CpU^alter e p.m. for j^p^rtments and storage space rage, large living room with aeatost said estate, and said ad- frigerators, washers, ranges, Fertilizers 50-A J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ed neighborhood, Just off tobecco than smoking a dgarr. nitoca company plan. Douglas and dryers All oil burners limited funds available for sec­ a confidential interview. TRUCK DRIVER to work for F em ale 38 appointmentP 649-0765. at reasonable rates. CaU 649- SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms. 1V4 fireplace, only $8,500. Hayea mlnUtratrlx Is directed to give pub­ Motors, 838 Main. batha, modern kitchen with Route 16. House has 3 bed' lic notice to the credltora ette. “ ' cleaned and serviced. All work ond mortgages, payments to construction, must have me­ GOOD COW manure, $5 and! ROOM apartment, In- 3566 or 643-0319. MANCHESTER—6V4 room over­ Agency, 643-4803. to their claims wUhto said tone suit your budget. Expedient chanical ability and knowl-' EXPERIENCED mature wom- eludes heat, hot water and gas buUt-lns, dining room, fam­ rooms, 1 V4 baths, large rec­ A famUy was coming 19 *9 1956 PLYMOUTH 4-door, auto­ guaranteed. Cosma Appliance RESEARCH $10. loads, delivered. Excellent rooms, sized brick Cape, finished reation room, patio, large lot, lowed by publiehtog a copy of Ihle the world if It could afftwd a service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. edge of forks. Box RR, Her­ an will care for small chil­ for fan use. 643-7804, 649- for cooking. Electric refrig­ FIVE. LARGE, clean WANTED—4 or 5 room single basement, patio, garage. WeU ily room, full basement, 1- ROOTB 6 BOL’TON — Two order In some newspaper haiOns a matic, V-8. ready for winter. Service, 506 Center, 649-0055. LABORATORIES $17,900. PhUbrick Agency, circulation to said probate district genuine brass bed. ald. dren or elderly person, live In, 8731. erator and gas stove fur­ adults only, 643-6637. house, middle aged qouple. no landscaped. Minimum main­ car garage. $22,900. PhU­ Mres of wooded land, in a A BETTER ARRANGEMENT brick Agency, 649-8484. 649-8464. within ten days from the date of Thera didn’t seem to be mUCB: between 9-2:30, STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone United Aircraft Corporation light housekeeping, small sal­ nished. Call 649-7834, 649-5779, children, Manchester area. tenance. For appointment call business zone, plus a 5 room this order and return njake to this of your finances will make DRIVERS fo> school buses, ex­ 8t(me house with a three ear future for a girl who couldn!t 643-4638. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Silver Lane ary. Box C, Herald. 5-7 p.m. 643-1591, or 643-4841 after 5. 649-1988. Principals only. MANCHESTER — 83 Baaax court of the notice nven. , ------w - - races, hatchways, dry wells. more of your income available cellent part-time work for Honsehold Goods 51 garage, aU for $14,000. Locat­ J Q ^ J. WAhLBSTT, learn haw to make good fudge. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Convert­ tor personal use. Lump debc East Hartford 8, Connecticut BOLTON CENTER Apartments. Collarless Beauty St< Six room Cape. 2 blocks All concrete repairs. Reason­ third shift men, 7:30-9:00 a.m., i SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen NEW LISTING from shopping ar,ea and ed above Munaon’s Candy Thoea were the daye. Remenu ible in excellent condition, $1,- into one monthly payment of 2:16-3:45 p.m. Phone 643-2414. IRONING DONE in my home. GIBSON double oven electric Cjomer Brandy St. and Bolton Shop. House needs a com­ 635. Call 643-4607 after 4 p.m. able. 643-0851. An Equal Opportunity living room with fireplace. Im­ school kitchen and bath new­ $22.26 for each thousand dollars ------I Call 649-3687. ■ range, $50 or best offer. Call (Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, An Elegant Doll! mediate occupancy, $16,900. Spacious custom buUt plete redecorating, but has AT A COURT or PROBATE held Employer home in exceUent residen­ ly remodeled, built-in bureaus at Hanchester. within and tor the I 1962 PONTIAC Catalina sedan, including repayment over five 643-1311. hot water, stove, refrigerator, Philbrick Agency. 649-8464. new well septic, etc. T. J. years. Frank Burke, 248-8897, B3CPERIENCBD all around YOUNG MOTHER with college $125. 649-3266. 643-4312. tial area, ultra modern and walk-ln closets upstairs, District of Hanchestsr, 0 0 ths 7th air conihtioned, power steer­ knives, axes, shears, skates, storm windows and doors. On­ Oockett, Realtor, 643-1577. day of October, 19M. f rotary blades. Quick service, carpenter. Call 649-9644. I background wishes to care for USED APPLIANCES, clean rC' RANCH—Ansaldl tniUt In .1969 kitchen, 4 bedrooms, cov­ Present. Hon. John J. Wallett ing and power brakes, auto­ ConnecUcut Mortgage Ex- NURSE’S AIDE, 3-11, 11-7 ly $13,500. CaU 649-3860. (^pitol Ekiuipment Co., 38 change, 15 Lewis St.. Hartford. shifts. Laurel Msmor, 649-4519 — ------— - children of working mothers, frigerators, ranges, washers. ’THREE R(JOM apartment, Modern Youngstown' kitchen ered patio, family room, SUBURBAN 5 room ranch with matic transmission, A-1 condi­ heat, hot water, stove refrig­ of Mabel A., late Main St., Manchester Hours Conn. ART-TIME reposseMer. Must 649-8693. and dryers, prices reasonable with buUt-lns. 8 bedrooms, completely air conditioned, MANCHESTER—Top location. garage, ' foimdatlon 32x38, WHEE! WATER’S tion, $1,695. Call 643-9758. be aggressive, work will be erator, $90 . 247 No. Main, of Manchester, in said IMstriet. Of- daily 7-5. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ SECRETTARY, experienced In at B. D. Pearl Appliances. ceramic tUe bath, 2 fireplaces, ' minimum maintenance In­ 4 bedroom ranch, 2 batha, rec 13x15 kitchen, cabinets ga­ ceased. . . . I day 7-4. 643-7958. SECOND MORTGAGES — No typing and stenography for dirty at times. Referances Md EXPERIENCED mother would 643-2171. 649-5228, 9-5. plastered walls, oil hot water side and out lore, 18x18 fireplaced living The administrator baTlnf exh^ ^ l 1960 Cim YSLER Windsor, 4- interview required. Write Box room with fireplace, priced to ed his admlnlstraUon account ■with H oor,r«cellent condition, low ____ appraisal or finder’s fees, pay modem office of Iarg;e ap­ like to care for either Infant heat with cast iron radiation, room, 3 bedrooms. 119x367 HOT-HOTJMD WASHING MACHINES re-1 interest only. E. C. Solimene. R. Herald. child or pre-schooler during EVERYTHING In sterlized^ re- FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, sell at $22,900. Hayea Agency, said e s M to this Court for al- tnile^e, good buy. Call after pliance distributor. Pleasant immediate occupancy. $1S.900. 643-4803. parklike lot. Ehccellent condi­ paired, RCA, Whirlpool and I Broker, 367 Oakland St., 643- surroundings, vacation, insur­ the day in my home, yard conditioned used furniture ana | central location, heat, hot SPLIT LEVEL tion. $16,500. Wolverton Agen­ ORJ^RBD**That tho 28ad day of 4, 649-5638. water, one year lease. Call Philbrick Agency. 649-8464. I Kenmore. All work guaran-1 2214. ance, 5-day week. Convenient completely fenced In, excellent appliances, high quality -low : Ideal location for small PORTER STREET Area — 7 cy, Realtor, 649-2813. October, 1964, prices. LeBlanc Furniture. 195 i 649-5048 after 6 p.m. noon at the Probate. Office to the THERE’S A LOTI I960 BUICK LeSabre, low mile­ teed. Call 648-4913, 644-8141. i ------—------location. Radio A Appliance location, off Center St. 643- LAKEFRONT - 145 ft. sandy children, modern kitchen, room Garrison Colonial 4 bed­ Municipal Building to said Man-1 South Street, Rockville 876- BOLTON — 7 room ranch on age, power steering, very good : yniT a r f ~'a 11 TmeV i. a 11 Distributors, Inc., 95 Leggett 2095. I CREST LUXURIOUS duplex beach, large well built home, 3 bedrooms, convenient lay­ rooms, family room, IMi baths. Chester, be and the same to ^ condition, best offer over $980. Musical— Dramatic 30 Street, B. Hartford, Mr. GUck- 2174. Open 9-8. I 4 finished, 2 unfinished bed­ out. Must be seen. Wesley R. Smith four acres. Three car garage, Sicned for a , hearinS (« tlw ri- ius-n«4i - Cellars, attics, trash, small ------r ------^------' ______apartments, 4% rooms, 1 % lowance of said administration M-1 ler. rooms. hot water heat, patip, Agency, 643-1567. outbuildings. Ideal for horses, count -with said estate, ascortoln- Now! For only 9V4C* a trucking done A-l right! Call PIANO Instruction for begrin- IRONING done In my home. AT'-ALBERT’S USED DEPT. baths, heat, hot water, dis­ etc. Vacant. Owner very anx­ posal, refrigeratttr. range, car­ fireplace, $16,900. Carlton W. Very Best of mont of holre and ,ordw dls- 1961 CORVAIR, Monza, good B4S-2928, Tremapo 'trucking ners. Introduce your child to PART-TIME LIGHT house­ Maintenance 649-7135. 3 ROOMS GOOD For the MANCHESTER—Uixurlous 6 ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, trlbuUon, and this 'Court ^ d lr ,^ peted staircase. Venetian Hutchins. Realtor. 649-5182. day for fa d .. .hot aratar icondition, 4 speed transmis- Service. the delightful world of mu­ keeping and babysit two chil­ USED FURNITURE Homes 648-1577. that notice of lh«,.lhno and P}?SSl sic. Private lessons, your blinds, washer, dryer, base­ bedroom ranch, 2 full baths, ssiisned for said h e a r ^ ta jdvm alon. Call 643-7490 after 9 a.m ., l a n d CLEA^oT'tree dren after school, Monday 3 rooms of reconditioned fur-1 EIGHT ROOM raised ranch maintenance free redwood ex­ to ml pereons known to bo tatei- for all—all tha tima! home. Call collect 875-4206. Mechanic Situations Wanted- nlture consist of 7-PIECE bed- ment storage, on bus line, rea­ two years old. large living WEST WILLJNGTON—Duplex ested Uioreln to s.ppesr and through Friday, 2-6 p.m., own sonable rent. 571 Hartford Rd. R. F. DIMOCK CO. terior, family room with fire­ 1957 PLYMOU’TH, V-8, auto-j moval, and chain saw work, transportation necessary, to M ale 39 room, dresser, mirror, chest, room with fireplace, modern place, scenic acre lot, A Must S-5, 1 1/16 acres, bullt-lns, hoard Oiereoo by publlehtos a c w | matlc transmission, new m o -; -A- Michaud. 742-8096. Mr. Gill 649-3566. of this order In eome n*w M an^ester Ridge area. 'Tel — ( double bed, 2 Lamps, 2 pillows, ______kitchen with bullt-lns. family 649-5245 See for the quality conscious. baseboard oil heat, aluminum Schools and Classes 33 Large J local concern has having a circulation in sal If - yoo Uvs typleal tor. generator, starter, tires, xnrKr ^7------L 644-8562 after 6 p.m. STATE AGENT seeking M- 9-PIECB______convertible livl^ poXHt ROOM apartment, sec­ room, 4 or 6 bedrooms. 2-zone Hayes Agency, 643-4803. storms. Walter A. Kelly, Real trlct, at least seven dfiys before tacent»t>cent brake job,iob. automaticautomatic, MOWERS-Sharpened opening for man exper­ Btotate Broker, tel. 643-8120. houae, yoo oouM aaaUy and repaired, winter, storage. soclation with high calibre room, sofa-bed, 2 chairs, cock- ond floor, excellent location. hot water heat, garage. 824.900 the day of esW *8’ rebuilt, $295. 875-1142. EXPERIENCED hairdresser, ienced in machine repair general insurance agency,; tail A 2 step tables, 2 lamps, PhUbrictk Agency, 640-8464. malllns on or before October 9. out ot hot wotar oovorri j Sales and service — Arlens, stove, refrigerator, no chUdren HOLLISTER STREET — Has CUSTOM room Cape. 2- COVENTRY — Reasonably 1964. by certified man. a <»py,2S wanted, pleasant working con­ and maintenance, night seek future partnership. 12 i throw rug. 5-PIECE dinette, everything! Splendid (Colonial I times a week. FORD MUSTANG. 1965, 2- Snowbirds, also rental equip­ WANTED preferred, $85 monthly. Call BEAUnFUL paneled heated car garage, very clean, level priced small home. Good heat­ this Older to Ruth B. P e^ . 190 hsvo aB ditions in modem shop, good work, permanent .position, years multi-line experience, p l u s reconditioned TV. RE- 6 rooms, IH baths, built-in 1% acre lot. Wesley R. Smith Prospect Bt.. Manchester. Conn, Now you iloor, black, Hardtop, red in­ ment. L A M Equipment Corp., exceUent wages and em­ 643-9409 after 6. family room off kitchen. $ bed­ ing system. Nicely located JOHN J. WAIXBTT. Judge, hot water you Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. Women—Men hours and commission. Re­ Box D. Herald. FRIG, or WASH. MACHINE. range and oven, carpeting, Agency, 643-1567. terior, stick shift, 6 cylinder, plies Kept strictly confidential ploye benefits. Address room ranch, ahimlnum storms, Near beach. 742-7056. cc: Salvatore D’Esopo. Admr. time for only 9]^t* a day. sdlo, heater, etc. 649-8782. Manchester Exchange—Enter­ To train for EVERYTHING ONLY $179 NEW 5 R(X)M duplex, master pine paneling, garage, sewers, Write ^ x B, Herald. P. O. Box 1821, Hartford $10 DOWN—$10 MONTH cellar, i6Sx245 lot. only $16,- schools, extras. Priced low j ROOM Cape, garage, Think of It—only tVie* a prise 1945. Oogs— Birds— Pets 41 TV antenna, stove, disposal, M. Oarlton W. Hutchins. 649- p>oUR Cashiers— Checkers stating experience and Phone Samuel Albert ’ garage, convenient shopping, twenties. Robert Anderson, j enclosed patio amesite drive, I day! FORD Crown Victoria De­ WOMAN for full-time assem­ qualmdations. 6188. Yea. t^“ ***'* to MoblHieat luxe 2-door Hardtop, private­ For "Supermarkets, Discount bus. Adults. 648-0140. Realtor. 528-0139, 528-1776. ' immaculate in and out, $16.- J bly work. Apply Carbon Prod­ MINIATURE poodle pims, Htfd. 247-0358 or 627-9036 for TOWN OF MANCHESTER -and an oll-flred hot waturj ly owned. Call 643-7443 after Household ServicM Stores, Drugstores, Etc. black AKC, excellent quality, more Information. 000. J. D. Realty Co., 648- ucts, Inc., 218 Hartford Road. MANCHESTER—Uke new 6H | i heater of correct capacity— ] 4:30. Offered 13-A T el 649-8400. Mdachester 5129. EARN BIG $$$$ Call for appointment 649-2480. room ranch, 20 foot living your family eaa take care o f! —:------1 A— L—B— E— R—T’— S IRREPLACEABLLE!!! 1<56 FORD 2-door Hardtop, V- REWEAVINO at BURNS moth SMALL. MIXED breed female 4 3 ^ 5 a LLYN ST., HARTFORD room. baths, beautifully aU their wnahbig aeede n$ No AGE LIMIT NOTICE finished family room, large Job Opportunity S, standard transmission with holes. Zippers rei^red. Win puppy, all permanent shots, OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. 9 rms. auth. Ck>lonial one time. H.S. DIPLOMA NOT RE­ Zoning Board of Appeals, o t wooded lot. Hayes Agency, do tho famUy carbs and floor shift. Call dow shades■ ide made to measure, QUIRED DEMONSTRATE TOYS MKr^ANTr for tmrV fi^t » ajn .-12 n o o n .------2 8 7 8 -H charm lovingly restored. SIX-ROOM CAPE COD Mom ce 3-8623 after 5:30. all sizes Venetian blinds Keys | DAY AND EVENING MECHANIC for track flrat,' ------— ------a QUA SOFA, melon chair. Town of Coventry, Conn. At an 643-4803. I wnah. Sto a do the diahCa executive session of the Zoning BuUt in 1816. Its 3 fire­ FIRE FIGHTER E made while you wait. Tape re-1 CLASSES Buried, responsible,, extra TWO GRAY and white fluffy, white foot stool, white pole places still work perfectly. at the n M time Junto* j Board of Appeals held Oct. 5, iULSOO—SIX ROOM Colonliil, ; VOLKSWAGEN, low mile- corders for rent. Marlow s 667 i NATION’S LARGEST BUSI­ t good week s pay. CaU, kittens looking for good lamp, mahogany cedar chest, Heating, plumbing, elec­ hie I Hi, and yen m very clean. Call 649-4691 Work now until December. the appeal of Theodore Paqutn garage, 2 (ull baths, close to Four bedrooms. FuU sned 48 Hoar Week Main.. 649-5221. NESS SCHOOL 643-2414.______I homes. 649-4206. j mahogany knick-knack shelf, tricity also perfect. A Val­ Joy a shower. veen'i 6-7 p.m. Join one of the oldest and of Waterfront Park was unani­ Mpin St. Wesley R. Smith dormer provides two over­ TRAIN NOW—PAY LATER MAltHINIST—First Oass. Ap- DACHSHUNDS.’ champlon"^-; “orthem dyed muskrat ue at $29,900. D. Beach sized upstairs bedroonts, 3 \Don1 * *-- POOL TABLE repair, renew coat. 643-2618 after 6. mously granted. The effective INCHES Agency, 848-1567. Startiag Salary—15,408.00 per aaaum Find out how < LOW TUITION—E-Z largest firms in the Toy ly In person. G.T.K. Corp.., ents. Fully Inoculated, trained.' 649-6806. baths, carport, full base­ 1M 2 RAlh cloth and billiard table ac­ date shall be 'O cl 10. Make this fashionable French American, radio, heater, auto­ TERMS Party field. Full or spare 78 Tolland St., East Hart­ ONE BLOCK from Main, two ment. House recenUy paint­ cessories. 643-2367. S Home raised by experienced I Grant E.' Toothaker Sr. Slim as a reed, and so be­ Doll for your favorite m iss! Uae Maximuoi Salary— 16,408.00 per aoaaai matic, oversized whitewalls, FREE PLACBMBDNT ASSIST­ ford. famUy, 4-4.duplex, permanent ed. Large lot with many ■rod time. Experience unneces­ breeder. Champion stud serv- cRIB with mattress, excellent coming to a young figure is this fancy ribbons and laces te trim bock-up lights, bucket seats, ANCE ioe. 658-7803. Chairman Barrows £ Wallace siding, two recent beating shade trees. Sidewalks, city 'Average family of Imm sary. Call or write Santa’s MAN FOR our engraving de­ condition, $80. 643-0744. crisp collarless frock. Side clos­ her lovely costume made of s y ^ m s , garages, clean. Ihnploye beaeflts include paid vacattoa, sick leave, pension •eat belts, extra set of snow Building— Contracting 14 NEW CLASSES NOW FORM- ing has companion button.s for Manchester Parkade, sewers. Near Keeney School, pinn, n complete insurance plnn, end employee Sredlt union. tin s. 917 Main Street, 9-5:30 ;iNG Parties, Inc., Avon, Conn. partment, prefer man with tin — an ideal gift! Hayes Agency, 648-4808. one-half mile to stores and a double-bregsted effect. Pattern No. 2878-H has hot Manchester 649-5306 PJB. QUALITY CARPENTRY— 078-345Ot or evenings 678- some experience with Gorton SIAMESE kitten for sale. bus. Owner 649-2595. Applicnnta should be no leas than >2 nor more then 88 years W E G IV I Rooms, dormers, porches, Call (Anytime)-Write-Visit or Hermes engraving ma­ No. 8309 with Patt-O-Rama is iron transfer for face; pattern RANCH—6 extra large rooms 9829. CaU 742-8469. of age, a clttsen of the United State# and in good physlcnl ORIEN STAMPS FORD 2-door Hardtop, V- basements reflnliAed, cab­ Out of Town chines, good working condi­ in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust pieces and (Ull dlrecUona for with 3 bedrooms, famUy sized 82 to 40 .Size 14, 84 bust, short FIVE BEDROOMS. 2 baths, oontitton. i crulae, power steering, pow- inets, built-ins, formica, tile. Call Collect tions. Aetna Stamm A Engrav­ 15” doll and costume. guest house, 2 cqr garage— kitchen. 19 foot living room No Job too small. ' William 625-9317 ing Co,, 226 Silas Deane High- Live Stodc 42 WANTED, •leeves, 4 yards of S5-lnch. To order, send S6c in .coins to with pine paneled waU, gen­ brakee, extras. Call 649- To order, send 60c in coins to: aU on HoU Street, fine central MANCHESTER^Ths wise In­ AppUennto should be realdeats of the Town at Nanoheeter. tT568 after 6 p.m. Robbins carpentry service. CAPITALIZE on the high Wethersfield. No phone Anne (3abot, The Manchester location. Low 20’s they are erous closet toace, 100x190 lot, 649-3446. demand >for our products DUCKS, rabbits, pheasants, Sue Burnett, The Manchester Evening Herald, 1160 AVE- OF convenient neighborhood, alu­ vestor should SM this 2 fam- AMjuw^ttoM and a eomplete Hat of gnalttlcattons ara COUNTER MAN aritlng. T. J. Crockett, Real- IW homo on Walnut Btnst M o i i M r r npBIfAULT, 1958, 4-door, me- Market Training at this time of the year by goats, and bantams for sals; Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW YQ B*. N-’ f torTlto-lSTT. ______minum storms and screens, aTanaUe la Manchostcr at: Geawanl Maaager’s •banlcally excellent, priced to CARPENTRY—Aluminum win­ becoming the MASON helper wanted, work also, two dogs free to good AMEHdCAS, NEW YORK, N.Y 116,900. Wolverton Agency, 'Which is available for pur- sswwHpwi BaOdiag, 41 Canter'Stnat.lOonlxeller'BStnaLlOe OtOea, 88 FOR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS STORE chaso at a greatly reduced ill Immediately, $146. 232- dows, doors, ceilings, hatch­ in Mancbesisr area. Call after homes. CaU 643-9269. loose. . , ^**^r ist-claaa mailing add lOe LTNBSS STREET — In the Realtor. 648-2818.______OMrtar'ttraat.- ' - ' or'a------n y” lir — a * House, *•“ avaUaMe avaUaMe at auT itt auy ways, concrete st^s, floors, Institute ' ^ AVON 6, RI,9-6118i. Must handle phone, shipping, and reoelving. AU benefits. For lat-olass mailing add'10c for each pattern. Print Name, heart of the West Side. 6% price. Featurea 4 rooma on Btuta Empicyment Otflee and any IM a Personal Otflce. retaining walls, rec rooms, at­ APPLY IN PERSON AT for each pattern., Print Name, Address with Zone and Pattern room ranch with a real neat MANCHESTER— 4 room ranch. the 1st floor and 8 on tha 760 Main St.— Suite 804 Representative in your PART-TIME irensral servioe Articles For Sals 45 Address' with Zone, Style No. 2nd. ExceUent income and «a the GeaMral N a n a g ^ FORD Convertible Cruia- tics flnlsbed, no Job too small. Number. roe room selling for only $15,- IdeaUy located near stores, AppUeatlea 1 i-matie, good buy. Call after; 649-8880. , ^ Hartforcl Connecticut neighborhood. Our exeftlng man. Goodyear Service Store, and SlM. bus line, end school Prlesd oonvsnient locatien. Call Carl , U Oentarstar atreot,8Msuat, Mw e^ new gift line of cosmetics TAKE SOIL awag tho Hue New—’94 FaU-Wlnter Album I 800. Our a tm are on the Muah PML, 649-9628^ Send apotber 60c today for for quick sals. May ba aasa Ztausar, Jarvli Itaalty Co.. p, Oetaber I f , 1884. M»-1250. I I and toUstrilBs for nun. Lustra wfky ftom oaiiMts and SCHIEBEL BROS. Arttcles; Custom OoUactlon; nroBerW. l*iul FHA eg VA. dfaaeetleut, l& iiw r , ------j ADDn^ONS — Retaining wiOls, your copy of ths new faU A T. jT&odcett, Realtor, 648- after 4 p.m. and wsaksnda. Realtors d^U S lt Jhraa. 6 blaokj oament floors, garages, bath- women and children at all REnO^l^TOR repair aian upholBtsry, * Rent elsctrlc regular features; Items to rAOKN, 1968, fTniwir rra ttr fft and ITrrrtttr Wfl, Maariinstsi arintar '64 I m e of o w pattern 1677. OaI(^l flint eondition, radio, TOonu lUsd, rsmodefing. Roo^ ages is ths greatest in his­ to woric evenings, Can 648- shaihpooer $1. Paul’s Paint A bock Basie FpibioB- makel Only 60e a aop%t 700. tsL 049-7766. 4$ ing. CUJ 649-429L ReadfHerald Ads. tory. CaU 289-4922. 9498. Wallpaper Supply. . ,,S J i

- 1 \ • r a a n r n m i AYitaga Daify Nat V n m Rub Tha Weathar Foe Uw Week BeT Forecast of U. •. Weather ] OeWher 18, 1884 Mr. and Mrs. Bari H. Beebe S t Mary’s Bplscopal Guild Clear and eo«ri tonight, et Jr., Pinnade Rd., Blllngton, win meet Thursday at 11 am. Even Though You^ve Moved^ 13,956 patchy fog, low In 40ei emuiy i About Town have left for a six-weak vaca- in the Guild HaU at the church. 1/2 SOLE SPECIAL! the AnOt mild tomorrow, high about 70< tton in Europe. They will be Members are reminded to bring u r / Otoeolattoa ■M s cards or .Wtes (< the griesta of S. Thomas pandwiches and dessert Bev­ You Can Still Cast a Vote • WednMdoy, Oct. 14th 4 . ManehniMr— A City of ViUage Charm •oath lU tbodlst C9mrch will Blake and family while in erages win be served by Guild ■MSt tonight at 8 St tbs hams Madrid, Spain. They also plan members. of Mrs. WsBcer Briggs, 84 Fin- to visit Germany and France. ' Saerttary of SUta Mrs. BllafifiUglble ( to vote by vtatue of age, DiirabiB — SlBR AIoimi S A U PRICE VOL. LXXXIV. NO. 12 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—PLUS TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., 'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1984 (Claeelfled Advcrtlelng on ^ Ige 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Igjr Mi. Os4M>stM8 wU bo Mrs. Beebe is the son of Mr. and Chief Aviation Machlnlat’s Orasso has reminded voters retfdanegr requirements and Msiiratlent he miniM to bring recreation de- contact Mrs. warren Blackwell, aolidation. In Vernon’s rural cent. , did not name. partmmt membership cards. 369 E. Middle Tpke., by Thurs­ area, the district, consolidation Branford, with an Increase of President Johnson is sched­ day. was approved by just 56 votes— 26.58 per cent, led the towns in uled ‘to campaign here nSkt Manchester Registered 1,201 for, 1,146 against the mer­ the 10,000-20,000 population Sunday. Nurses Association will hold its Linne Lodge, Knights of ger. Those questioned were Julius first meeting of the season to­ Pythias will meet tomorrow A total of 4,227 voted or 44 In the 6,000-10,000 popula­ Schmidt, 29, an ex-convict of night at 8 at Orange Hall. per cent of thoise eligible. There tion category. South Windsor Corpus Christi; land Jerry Bird, night at 7:30 in Manchester Me-i 27, of Calalien, Tex. mortal Hospital Auxiliary din­ are about 9,600 registered voters reported the highest Increase, VFW Auxiliary will meet in town. 24.25 per cent. Clinton led the Mitchell said today that " I ing room. A fashion show of Where Service Is don’t believe Schmidt knew ha mSforms and casual clothes will tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the As was expected, voting was towns in the 2,000-6,000 group, post home. fairly slow during the day at with an increase of 28.52 per waa to be contacted. I don’t be the feature of the meeting. Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flaherty and Atty. Herbert think he knew anything about both polling places, town hall for cent. Models are Mrs. Richard Val- Hannabury, chairman of the Charter Consblidated any assassination attempt." ■ " mtlne, Mrs. A. Peter LipMaglio, Members of Daughters of city resldenis and the Vernon In towns with populations of Elementary Schoed for district Commission, exchange congratulations after yes­ He said Bird waa questioned Mrs. Raymond Ward and Miss Liberty, No. 17, are reminded less than 2,000, Killlngworth's to bring articles for the rum­ voters. Although deemed "light" terday’s favorable consolidation vote merging ‘Ver­ increase of 22.45 per cent was because he had two rifles, nettto Matjery Goodno. er of which would shoot. ir . mage sale to Orange Hall to­ by moderators and the town’s the highest. two registrars of voters, voting non’s three forms of government. (Herald photo by Mitchell told this story; ' morrow night, Towns that reported drops The informant quoted the 4 4 5 HARTrORD ROAD, N e a r M cK EE In both stations during the day Freeman.) in the property taxes levied was steady. former mental patient "as say­ Martha Circle, Emanuel LU' were Pomfret, Brookfield, Mld- ing he wanted to do away WKh About 3 p.m., aa many resl- theran C2iurch, will meet dlebury, Barkhamsted and Sheriff Johnnie Mitchell stands among arsenal of weapons found during investi­ the President and he needed a denU began returning from Sterling. Thursday at 10 a.m. for a serv­ gation of talk in Corpus Christi, Tex., regarding a plot to kill President John­ fully automatic weapon — ' a ice meeting in the youth room work, activity in the polling Triimaii Comfortable machine gun or a rifle.” places picked up, aiid as the 7 at the church. Members are re­ .Back Johnson son. (AP Photofax.) The informant said toe exr minded to bring sandwiches. NO MONEY DOWN—TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY p.m. deadline neared, the mun- patient aald he believed 8chm|dt SALE ber of electors at both sites In- NBOni^VBN (AP)—A stu­ Dessert said beverages will be dent owinlution at the Yale owned such a weapon. Sponsored by served. There will be a regular areased. After Fall into Tub On several occarions during Unlvern^SSWvlnlty School re­ The Informant said toe omi- meeting at 2 p.m. in the music versation took place about 11:30 DangMers of Uberigr, No. 17 the late afternoon and evening, ported today that 65 per cent room at the (^urch. Mrs. Amy of the student body and 90 Rev, Martin Luther King a.m. Tuesday. Mitchell sald'^he voters waited in line lor their Carlson will lead devotions. KANSAS CITY (AP)—Former President .Harry par cent of the faculty at the waa inlbrmcd about noon apd ORANGE HALL Pastor C. Henry Anderson will turn at the machines. These Truman, who suffered two fractured ribs and a head cut Schmidt Yfaa picked uB abooL 8 ' ‘I Unas at times were particularly school have signed a petition conduct a Bible study. Mrs. PORTABLES supporting the election of p.m. - heavy in the district. in a fall at his'hoipe, was reported today to have spent a THURSDAY, OCT. 15 Charles Vcm Borchers said Mrs. President Lyndon B. Johnson. The sheriff said as tor as',, a A few minutes before 7 p.m., a “fairly comfortable night.” t Wins Nobel Peace Award Ekhsmrd Noren win serve as The petition wds circulated {dot is concerned, "I bSUevan lt 8 AM. iffl NOON The Raseaxeb Hoimllal medi­ hostesses. crowd of interested speotaton physician since 1945, sgld hie pS' by the Studtol AafocMi tiOh’* svas just nne man involved." ; NEW 1965 MODOS cal report iasaoMMs morning : t « » - . farmed at town haU, s^ere the tient also would undergo % youI- - Social Actio Mitchell.said the fonhbr nitsit* votMT 'd’8fe-4o be counted. s a it m r tiulimmary OSLO Nopwav (API-— 1985 he wasxhoseh tq lea d f The 36-year-old president of tal patient for whom he ia The GuUd of Our Lady of St. tine physical checkup. Bartholomew’s Church will hold PoUtleal obtorvers in the eity congestion on the left side, but (See Page Tine h o iyb4 IQ fii IN Nnhpl opei reace T^are rrize P rize

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