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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1968 The Weather Foracnat of O. K Wentbar Bnranu EIGHTEEN Avumgu Dfdly N«t Press Ron H r r a U t For tha W a ^ mndtd Saptembar 21, UM Cloady and aoDriver Injured co-chairmen arrangeinente for thorne St. has returned to Whea ot 13,720 Police Arrests the program. the OOo. A b o u t T ow n ton (HI.) CoUege for his senior As Car Hits Pole By Concordians ■ N year. HEALTH SAND Boraaa a( dranlatlBw Manchester— A City o f VUIage Charm Mtai Ruth Andrews, daucbterof Chester Fusick, 31, of 416 School The Rev. Dr. Berthold von Schenk - St., Coventry, last night was John S. CanupbeU, 22, of 713 _____ i - - - Mr. snd Mrs. Walter J. Andrews Privates Robert J, Rlnguette, Hartford Rd„ this morning report of Durham, N.Y., will apeak to W. H. ENGLAND (CfaMwIfied Advertlaing on Page Si PRICE SEVEN CENTS Ot 41 Kensington St., Is attending son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Rin- charged with making unnecessary night at a Church School Family BIANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 28, 1963 noise with a motor vehicle (squeal ed In satisfactory condition at the Fashion Institute of Technolo guette of 173 Ferguson Rd., and Manchester Memorial Hosplt^ Night at Concordia Lutheran LUM BER C O . gy In New York, majoring In ap Kenneth R. Denneno, son of Alex ing tires). The arrest following an Chur^. The teaching staff of the onslght violation at Center and W. with facial Injuries he received In “ At the Green”—649-8201 parel design. ander J. Denneno of 43 Dougherty a one-car crash Into a telephone church Sunday School Is sponsor Center Sts. Fusick was ordered to ing the event. Parents and children St., have been assigned to Co. 1 pole late last night on Hartford The French Oub of Manchester of the Third Training Regiment at appear in Manchester’s Circuit are Invited to attend a poUuck at Court 12 on Oct. 14. . ^ . Rd. 6 In'the social hall at the church. Aides See will sponsor a public whist and Ft. Dix, N. J. Campbell suffered an upper lip ssthack party Monday at 8 p ^ - A Manchester youth early today A prog;ram on Christian Education was arrested for trespassing con- laceration, a nose Injury and fa for adults, and movies for children, See our complete eeiectiaa Improve Discipline at Orange Hall. Refreshments wlu The British American Club will cemlng^ &n Incident in which he cial bruises, a hospital iqwkesman will be presented after the supper. |’( )\i A'I'K Laymen be served. A, Mild Gains have a dance tomorrow for mem unlawfully retrieved his impound- said. , ■ Dr. von Schenk, a graduate. ot of fainoue . . . Pope bers and guests . Charlie Var- Police, who are still investigat Ladles of the Assumption will ed dog^. Concordia Theological Semlpary, 1 1 rlck’s Orchestra will play for William E. Lockwood, 18, of 37 ing the accident, reported that Port Wayne, Ind., received his have an Important board meeting dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Campbell had been driving west MtANS Monday at 8 p m. at the As- Edmund St, this morning posted doctorate from the University of From Talk a ?50 bond and will be presented on Hartford Rd. when his car Mundt Tells Wardens sunaptlon School library. Im Wartburg, Iowa. He Is the founder in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, crossed , over Into the easthound of Our Savior'e Lutheran School mediately after a Novena at the lane and struck the pole on the '"CANDIES UNITED NATIONS, N;. Y. Shurch. GOP Committee on Oct. 14, for plea. and High School on Long Island, .^ V m SIRIOAN O o A X , / Apv __^senatorial demand for a tighten-^ Warden J.C. Taylor said Friday The case started on Sept. 12 south side of the road. The ve N.Y. WASHINGTON VAX; ^ j- • ^ prison discipline. that Genovese isn't running any (AP) — Secretary of State hicle, with extensive right front Meets Wednesday when a school guard at Olcott The author of several books, and for fuel oils, service^ Mobster Joseph Valachi, ■who valachi put the finger on Gen. crime army from Leavenworth. Dean Rusk and British For Attend Sessions damage, was towed away. and S. Adams St. asked Dog War- lecturer In European and American received La Cosa Nostra’s ovese 08 a Cosa Nostra overlord His contacts are so limited, said No injuries nor arrests but mod Guest Sunday Universities, Dr. von Schenk has eign Minister Lord Home sit de Lee Fracchia to pick up a heating equipment “ kiss of death,’’ is getting re whose llfe-and-death power over Taylor, that he could do little or The M a n c h e s t e r Republican erate vehicular damage . was re The Rev. C. Leslie Strand, super been active In the ecumenical subordinates went along with him notoing himself. down with the Soviet Union’s LEE’S aORIST Town Committee will hold its stray black, brown and white ported by police who investigated beagle hound. intendent of the East Coast «aon- movement and In the Lutheran phone 522*8151 QUINH’S PHARMACY venge with words instead of when he was sentenced to prison Genovese is held in such awe Andrei A. Gromyko today to « 1 eiFT SHOP first meeting since spring at 8 p.m. a two-car crash yesterday at De Church renewal for the past 40 and fear, Atty. Gen. Robert F. Wednesday in the Hearing Room Fracchia placed the animal in ference of the Evangelical Cove 170 PEARL STREliri' 878 MAIN ST. bullets. — s a narcotics racketeer. see if further East-West ac the pmmd and inve.stlgated the pot Square and N. Main St. years. In his first day In the witness Ketuiedy has testified, that no Reopening R t 44A, Bolton—643-8089 of the Municipal Building. The accident - occurred when nant Church of America, will bfe Wayne Idants, superintendent of HARTFORD, CONN. Valachi swore he received the cords can follow the limited dog’s license number, tracing It chair before the Senate Inveatlga' kiss of death” —gangland’s death move has been made by the New e YES, WE DELTVEB e The guest speaker will be Atty. Robert H. Cole, 7.1, of 63 Stephen guest speaker at the Morning Wor tlons subcommittee, the stocky York organization to replace the nuclear test ban treaty. I Edward Wynne of Glastonbury, to Lockwood. Fracchia then tried St., made a left turn into Depot ship of the Trinity Covenant warrant — from Genovese when to contact the owner but was un- dope peddler and slayer put the they were cellmates last year at racketeer as chief tmtil his appeal The Western ministers may see Tomorrow Flowers for all occasions; central committeeman from the Sq., from N. Main St., and was Church Sunday morning. heat on Vito Genovese, "the boss is decided. Gromyko again next week, de Weddings, Fonenris, Cnt 4th District, w'hose topic will be succes.sful. struck in the left side by a ve riis sermon topic for the 10:46 the Atlanta, Ga., penitenOary. On Sept. 14, the dog warden re The Public Is Invited To A GASH SAVINGS of all bosses” on the crime syndt He said he believes Genovese Valachi told his story under the pending on the outcome of the Flowers and Corsages "Workings of the State Republi hicle driven by John W. MacDow- service will be "My desire . . . cate’s secret commission. protection of about 20 U.S. Mar meeting. can Council.” turned to the pound and found ell, 60, of Deming St., which was God’s will.” also engineered the assassination that someone had climbed the FASHION SHOW ’n CARD PARTY Valachi has promised to drag of m isw g mobster Anthony (’TO' shals scattered through the big Western diplomats speculated At Vatiean Atty. John Shea, chairman of being backed out of a parking The Rev. Mr. Strand will be ac rp H) the 10 or so other members of hearing room in the Senate office that this first high-level (3old War the Republican Town Committee, fence and had taken the dog from stall. Both vehicles were driveable, companied by his family, who wdll sponsored by B’nal B’rith ny Bender) Strollo. a pen Inside the pound. Further In the commission into the spotlight. building room where the probe meeting since the test ban signing said today that, as a result of an police said. share with him In the d^ication of Why was he doing this, asked Sen. Karl B. Mundt of South is being held. VATICAN' CITY (A D — vestigation revealed that Lock- PIANO'S RESTAURANT. BOLTON Dakota, aenior Republican on the In Moscow Aug. 6 would produce ticipated rule changes which will the new parsonage at 3:30 p.m. the chairman, Sen. John L. Mo Police believe the nationwide se mild results. be mode by the State Council, there wood allegedly went to the pound, The Strands will be the guests of subcommittee, told reporters the The Ecumenical Council reas Tuesday Evening, Oct. I, 1963— 7:30 CTellan, D-Ark. cret criminal society, which its Agreement to hold further is a possibility of a Republican climbed the fence, took his dog, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norllng and testimony should serve as a warn members call La Co m Nostra— sembles Sunday under a new and climbed back over the fence, Rummage Sale Set "I want to destroy them,” re talks, and perhaps discussion of State Convention for next spring. Mrs. Gladys Hanson. "fashions by SEARS of West Hartford torted Valachi. ing to wardens. Our Thing—or Our Family, and Pope, with n^w rules to speed Military Whist At Wednesday’s meeting, the taking the dog home. He has served as superintendent 3 “ I would think life would be proposal (or an East-West ex lingerie to furs— professional models outsiders sometimes call the Maf its work, hut with the spirit of committee members will also be The trespassing charge was re By Rainbow Girls for the past ten years, and has "You get nothing but misery. less pleasant for Vito Genovese as change of observers to guard Once you’re in you can’t get out ia, has put a $100,000 price on against suprise attack, seemed Roman Catholic renewal en- MONDAY. SEPT. 30 brought up to date on local prob quested by Fracchia and a war jurisdiction over '70 churches In AND CARDS, BINGO. MAH-JONGG a result of this testimony,” said Valachl’s head. lems, by reports from the Repub- rant was issued for Loc” 1 s the New England states and in .refreshments and FABULOUS DOOR PRIZES Including port-< They’ve been—let’s say, bad to Mundt. the most to be expected. isioned bv the late Pope John 8 P.M. Manchester Assembly, Order of FUEL OIL the soldiers,” said the 60-year-old Valachi told the senators about UcSin members of the town’s board arrest. Rainbow for Girls, will sponsor eastern New York state. His head ^able electric mixer, Evan Plcone sweater, passes lO better lee Genovese has b e ^ moved from the night that Genovese — whom The Western sources gave this XXIII. quarters are in Worcester, Mass. hoodlum who admitted making general picture; of directors. a rummage sale Wednesday, Oct. Uuranta wlthbi Hartford area, tickets to Camelot, etc., etc. $180,000 in a good year during Atlanta to the federal prison at Valachi Mid he respected so Nine laymen an American, MASONIC TEMPLE The parsonage to be dedicated, B’t. Leavenworth, Kan., for ’’se Both sides appear interested in three French.men. three Italians, 2, opening at 9 a.m. at the Masonic Advance ticket sales—Mrs. Fred Epstein—643-1400 . . . World War U. much he stuttered when address Temple. was purchased in March, and is lo Donation $1.60—Tickets sold at door. COOPERATIVE curity reasons,” the Justice De- ing him—gave him the kiss of extending the pause In the Cold one Spaniard and a Pole—will sit 150 W omen Attend cated at 128 Keeney St. The four- "What did you do for them? War but neither is ready to Denarion $1.00 Mis. Alton Cowles, chairman, Please bring own playing cards asked Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y, parUnent said. death. in the secret sessions (or the first RANGE annoimced that articles should be bedroom garrison colonial house Is on , ( (IMP \NV Genovese, who is appealing his The lights were out in the cell, cept the other’s terms for solving time, informed sources said. Auxiliary Bridge situated on an acre and a half "I ’d go out and kill for them,” long standing major disputes. t^Mnsored by Chapman Oonrt AM) brought In Tuesday night. Officers retorted Valachi, appearing sur 16-year sentence as a narcotics and Genovese told him, “ Some- Not since kings and princess of and members of the Assembly are tract. Mrs. Paul Norllng is chair KUOAI) --I |;i.l r racketeer, is quartered in Leaven- I times when you have a barrel of Gromyko is expected to propose Catholic lands attended past ses Order of Amaranth man of the parsonage committee. prised that anyone had to ask FUEL OIL , About 150 women attended an reminded to help fold and sort I I I. Ml '.J His testimony Friday that Gen woitt’s hospital because, prison apples, one of them is touched— the observer exchange and a non sions have laymen been invited Autumn Dessert Bridge recently, clothing. Members of the Rainbow Open house will be held for officials said, he has a heart con aggression pact between the Into the deliberation.s of the pre members and friends, from 4 to 6 ovese ran a crime syndicate from GASOLINE sponsored by the Women’s Aux Mother.s Circle are In charge of a federal prison cell brought dition and high blood pressure. I (Continued on Page Three) North Atlantic Treaty Organiza lates of the church. iliary of Manchester Memorial setting up the sale. p.m., Sunday. tion and the East European mili Pope Paul VI announced two Hospital at the Coimtry Club. SAVE NOW! tary bloc, ideas advanced by Pre weeks ago that a few qualified An autunm motif was used with mier Khrushchev at the test ban laymen would be invited to the VALUE BANTLY OIL decorated tallies and score pads. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ALL 1963 Mulcahy, Raps negotiations. council sessions They will not be COMI'ANY. INC. Mrs. Alexander Mannella contrib The Western allies have not allowed to speak in the full coun uted a centerpiece for a l^uffet Open For Business MODELS IN STOCK. WE’VE GOT THE Whiskeytown Dam agreed on any specific proposals. cil sessions in St. Peter's Basilica. RATED !;ii M.\iN STHCr.T table. Bobby Tactics They like the Idea of an observer But the 10 working commis.sion.s Mrs. H. L. Griswold Jr. and Mrs. CAR YOU’RE LOOKING FOR AT A PRICE exchange but are cool on the non- of the council may call on them M:I.. Mltclull ARCHIE’S LUNOHEONEnE (or advice. Wells C. Dennison were co-chair YOU’LL NEVER DUPLICA’PE ANY aggresslon pact. They will ask Richard James Cardinal Cushing, Archbishop of Boston, gestures at sign in Romes USED (uMk)iilf TK .'-.’IJTI men of the event. 1081 MAIN ST. — Opposite Army-Navy Qnb Site for JFK Speech On Disclosure Gromyko to spell out his ideas Informants said the American ------d s ------WHERE. to see to what extent they might Fiumicino Airport on arrival to attend the second session of the Vatican Ecumenical is James E. Norris, pre.sident of be acceptable to the West., Council starting tomorrow. (AP Photofax.) ______the International committee on CARS OPENING SPECIAL HARTFORD (AiP)—Atty. Gen Beyond this, Rusk and Gro Catholic Migration and the Eu PARTY SPECIAL WHISKEYTOWN, CaUf. (AP) —i made public in advance some of Robert F, Kennedy’s version o f the myko may be able in further ropean director of the American MORIARTY BROTHERS President Kennedy has spent the the things Kennedy planned to say murder of Vincent J. Squillante meetings next week to concur on Dominicans Seek U.S. Support Catholic Relief Service. CONVERTIBLES Your Wedding Flowers FREE INGREDIENT final night of his 10,000-mlle “ con- at Whiskeytown. was certainly premature and pos U.S.-Soviet deals not requiring Viet Nam Delta About 2,480 council fathers were by FREE PIZZA LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — COMET — MERCURY aervation tour” in the wilderness. Kennedy saluted tha Trinity sibly inaccurate, State Police agreement among the allies. Pos in Rome. By the time Pope Paul WITH EACH PIZZA River reservoir as a monument .301 CEN’TER STREET—643-5135 Next come stops at two flossy Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy has sibilities here range from cooper mounts his throne to begin the WITH EACH ORDER outposts of the chrome age—1m and an inspiration to all who complained. ation in space to new embassies Toured by U.S. council’s second session, most of *82 OLDSMOBILE Mozzarella and Cheese cherish water. the remaining 100 prelates ex Sterflre eonvertible. ^621 HARTFORD r C Vegas and Palm Springs. Kennedy said Wednesday that in Wai[^i|ngton and Moscow. At No Extra Cost OF FOUR O R M ORE The wilderness respite came "But,” he said, "with this and Squillante, an underworld figure, Europe Exile Seen pected to attend the coiuicll will all of our other recent achieve RualliJ Jtome and Foreign Min- High Officials '82 CHEVROLET MANCHESTER, Friday night at Lassen Volcanic was driven to Connecticut by mob Ister d m a r d Schroeder of West have arrived. Impala V-8 convertible. National Park in Northern CaU- ments in water projects, we still sters, who tortured and killed him The pontiff, named after Pope Call 649-8316 For Phone Orders •cannot afford to rest.” Germany, in a 2% hour session fomla. and burned his body after cutting Friday virtually ruled out the CA MAU, South Viet Nam (AP) John XXIlI died last June, made '81 OLDSMOBILE CONN. Kennedy fed bread to one of He said resource development decisive moves in the past montli it into [rieces. prospects ot a nonaggression pact For Deposed Bosch —Secretary of Defense Robert "88” oonvertible. Just Anived! many deer flourishing near Las must emand thrcaigh fMeral, Mulcahy Mid It was unfortu to keep up his predecessor’s spirit DRIVE DOWN OR PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT state, and local cooperatiem. at this time because of its rela, McNamara, Gen. Maxwell D, ■en PMk volcano, which last nate that Keimedy made his in tion to the German issue. of Roman Catholic renewal and '80 DODGE Manchester^» Largest Florist! erupted in 1917—the year Kenne WWskeytown is near Lassen formation public before informing Taylor and Ambassador Henr to tighten council organization to Pofam convertible. Parle, where Kennedy landed Fri The Western leaders want guar, PHONE 649-7700 dy was bom. Connecticut State Police. SANTO DOM.INGO, Dominican Republic (A P)—The mili- Cabot Lodge visited the Commu smooth the work of the next three The President did not spend the day nig^t in a cloud of volcano anteea 4 « S’***!?® nist-infested Delta a rea of South months. '80 CHEVROLET ash, sent swirling by the Jet-pow “Premature releases such as Included in any Donaggresslon tary junta is expects % send dejwsed President Juan Bosch a n e n d le ss t a s k night in a log caUn, as one White lact. Rusk and Home agreed with Viet Nam today. Pope John s*aw to It. after -the Impale V-8 convertible. House officiu had promised. His ered rotors of the presidential hel this not only violate all Itnown po into European exile today. Fearing the deportation might lice investigative tactics,” Mul Ichroeder that nothing should be Scattered fire was audible on initial session recessed last De '59 PONTIAC I ' t W K> be •*>« weekly wo$h. overnight home was a comforta icopter. touch off disorders, the military chiefs kept departure plans the outskirts of Ca Mau, the main cember, that 69 schemata—topics DUTCH BUIBS Before flying to LaMen, Kenne cahy Mid, "but also make it more done to damage the chances for ble ranch house with redwood Oatallna convertible. Oirt, grime and stoirn tem difficult to develop a successful German reunification. secret. staging area for military opera —were rewritten into 17 and given sides, normally occupied by the dy rode in his jet transport from when ment, Mid he hoped the United tions against Communist Viet a broader pastoral tone. OF MANCHESTER bright new dofhei into on eo- Inqxirted from Die birib Tacoma, Wash., to Reddhig, Calif- solution to a crime.” The Western three looked with You will be Informed I FLETCHER GLASS GO. park superintendent. Bosch is gone,” Gen Antonio Im- States -would grant diplomatic rec Cong guerrillas, while the' visitors Pope Paul has reorgranized the Along the route, he tried to see Mulcahy Mid State Police have more favor on the observer ex ognition soon. 2-DOOR sighHy heap eoch week. Oer basket of the worM Whiskeytown was scheduled as changes, under which inspectors bert Barrera, junta leader, told were being briefed near the rules of the council to give min 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE S49-7879 the semi-final stop op Kennedy’s the Oregon seashore dunes, which since learned that the’ Kennedy The possibility of demonstra strip. U. S. military advisers said HARDTOPS sifvs in the sight of God ore W w Juat mcOtwd our tMMMMi Mitp- were covered by a cloud bank, would be staioned at major newsmen. ority views a full hearing. He ap WHEN YOU THINK OF five-day speaking tour through the version 'was based on information Other high government sources tions arose after Bosch, who took that was normal in this area. pointed (our moderators to kfeep dirty Rnen. The only way the West. The excuse for a presiden and the inland Rogue River water recelv^ from one underworld transport centers where they office last February as the na GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER mant of Um woritTa Snaat sprinc could warn of large military said Bosch was being put aboard Government military operations the council from getting stalled on spots of sin con be permanently tial visit to the oddly christened project. source and the Information has not tion’s first freely elected presi have ground to a Mlt in this nor '82 OLDSMOBILE CORNER DURANT ST. nowering bulba, Pricao art luaaoo- VlslbUlty over the Rogue River movements. the Navy frigate Mella, probably controversial theological matters. removed is through accepting place was the presence of a res- been confirmed. destined (or Spain. They said the dent in more than 30 years, ap mally active Delta area since The council fathers will start Starflre 2-door hardtop. Tan. ■bta. Buiba art daan and baaMtv. was good, but there was no proj He Mid federal authorities have Whether Gromyko would attach pealed to Dominicans to preserve McNamara and Taylor, chairman Christ oe Soviour. f ^ a buaatifMl garden jiuxt apriti*, ect to be seen—even though the unacceptable conditions to this frigate would Mil as soon as seas to work Monday with one of the LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! Las Vegas, Nev., was to be the some doubt that Squillante was calmed in the wake of Hurricane their new-found democracy. of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, ar keystone topics of Catholicism's '81 T.BIRD come In now and aatoct your favor- final speech-making stop before navigator of the plane announced was something Rusk and Home “ Men may fall but principles do killed and disposed of in Omnect- Edith. rived in South Viet Nam on a 21st general council the schema 2-door hardtop. Blue. PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING "W ho hi* own setf bore oer sins in hit own b od y on the tree, Kennedy flies to uie desert re- at one point that a dam would be Icut. hoped to find out. Informants said not." Bosch said in a handwritten lit wariatiea. The three-man civilian pro special presidential fact-finding "Concerning the Church — De '81 OLDSMOBILE that we, being deod to sins, should Hve unto rightoousnou: by aort of Palm Springs, in Southern visible on the left side in one Squillante disappeared aibout a the Soviets have not tipped their message carried from his palace mi.ssion Tue.sday. minute. hand since Khrushchev outlined visional government Installed by Ecclesia" Deluxe 98 2-dr. h’top. Purple. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED whose stripos we ore healed.'' I Peter £:24 CsJifomia, to rest. year ago. In 1957, he had refused detention quarters by a niece. The Viet Cong have not capital After the council began last The traveling White House The navigator didn’t know that to answer questions about New the idea in vague terms. the junta announced the appoint Imbert Barrera said the stric- ized on this lull to launch opera GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Congress has authorized three ment of Dr. Jose Antonio Bon Oct. 11, there was a hectic round '81 FORD THE CHURCH OF THE HAZAREHE York garbage collection shake- Will Gromyko insist that the ob tions of their own. of consulting and confering on Galaxle 2-dr. hardtop. Black MANCHESTER Rogue River dams without pro downs when questioned by a Sen servation posts be confined to illa Atiles, foreign minister of the (Continued on Page Three) U. S. Army helicopters have MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) viding funds for any. interim government after the fall who should man the council's 10 Last of Sextuplets ate committee Investigating rack East and West Germany? The been kept in readiness (or the vis commissions. '80 OLDSMOBILE At Redding, Kennedy was ets. of the Trujillo regime, as amba.s- PICTURE FRAMING (all types) ROBERT J. 8HOFF. Pastor Western three vetoed that Friday itors and have not been available Pope John allowed changes in "88” 2-door hardtop. Tan. PLUMBINfl M f SUPPLY CO. mobbed by an eager crowd which on grounds it would enhance the aador-deslgnate to the United for operations. The helicopters WINDOW and PLATE GLASS JESUS CHRIST S U ^ A Y SERVICES Sought by Agency pressed in on him from every di States. Winds Break voting regulations and the out '59 C A D ILLA C division of Germany, but they ap have become vital to all major come was a balance between pre Sunday School .•••#•••••••••••••••• f . T. BLI8H JR., Frealdent and Treaanrer rection. The Secret Service had « proved of an exchange which Bonilla, about 40, is said to be American - supported military op "62” 2-door hardtop. Bine. PNWM M-10-S iNMll. PlM Ml- sweaty workout in 100 deg;ree heat lates considered progressive in Worship Hour ...... eeeeeee«10;45 •n WM fom fw MMlImmit lNdh|. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Albanian Minister would cover a wide area including acquainted with President Ken Angeles Heat erations against the Viet Cong. CONTRACTORS; WE HAVE IN STOCK "IF rrS HARDWARE ’WE HAVE IT” Public Health Service is search to keep greeters from bowling thinking and prelates regarded as Yenth Fellowship ...... ®!®® Nb witwln Is Mstsmy. Ns billv the Soviet Union and the United nedy and Secretary of State Dean At no point did McNamara or MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS Evangelism ...... Y:00 ing for the sole survivor of one of him over. Talks Tough in UN Rusk. One of the Dominicans who conservative. " 4-DOOR 877 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER vihM it mf priBi« Kennedy came out of the affair LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ocean Taylor have an opportunity to The same commissions continue ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN B)e two sets of sextuplets re Will Gromyko link an observer fought Trujillo from exile, he re breezes broke through the great question junior American military HARDTOPS WEDNESDAY corded in U.S. medical history. with nothing worse than mussed cently worked for the Organiza this time. CLOSED SATURDAY 1 P.M.—CLOSED THURSDAY WE GIVE a-ff GREEN STAMPS 5000 SQ. F T .-$4.75 UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. (AP) exchange to pulling atomic weap heat wave of '63 today, bringing advisers separately on the pro- Mid-week Service ...... 7:80 Information about the country’s hair—and Mtisfaction at having tion of American States. EVENTNGS DURING JUNE, JULY and AUGUST —A bespectacled man with ons out of Central Europe, a cut relief to millions of Southern Cal gresa of the war. (Continued on Page Three) Sr TOtM HCISH90SHOOO STOMi aextuidets and other multiple greeted more voters, something The new regime announced it All the briefings were combined at which he has worked hard pedantic air has jarred the East- In forces to other conditions set ifornians. I births was dug up by the service by the Soviets when they ad plans to hold general elections The weatherman predicted an U. S.-Vietnamese conferences at following the birth of the Fischer throughmit his trip. West calm in the United Nations '81 OLDSMOBILE wdth a blast against the United vanced the observer plan in the and restore constitutional govern end to the three-day seige. with which Gen. Paul D. Harkins, U.S. ^"88” 4-door hardtop. Green. quintuplets of Aberdeen, S.D. 1980? The Western powers reject ment within two years. commander in Viet Nam, and top The health service’s records REDDING, CaUf. (AP)—Some States that recalled the harshest an expected high of 98. By Mon days of the Cold War. ed such conditions then and Rusk The announcements, following a day, he said, the mercury should Vietnamese commanders " were '81 CHEVROLET contain no reference to the sex My a balky mule started it. junta vow to fight Castro Com . V-8 4-dr. hardtop. Tan. Others insist it was an explod The attack was delivered be and Home are reported stfll opr be back in the mid-80s. present. Bulletins tuplets, spokesmen M id. But s posed to it. munism, were seen as further Temperatures began slackening One of the reported reasons for 1963 article refers to birth of sex ing stiU. fore the General Assembly Fri '81 CHEVROLET day by Behar Shtylla, 48, a ca moves to win prompt U. 8. recog off slightly Friday, but readings McNamara’s special mission is to Culled from AP Wires tuplets to a Mrs. Spelchlnger in One way or another. Whisky nition and restoration of a $80-mil- Impola V-8 4-dr. hardtop. Red. branded its name on the now wa reer diplomat who is Albania’s were still high enough—well over determine whether recent religi Missouri 27 years ago. Edith Dies Down lion aid prog;ram that Dominicans ous-political Internal dissension Of the six babies only one lived, tery grave of the gold rush settle foreign minister. 100—to cause widespread effects '81 OLDSMOBILE ^ SHOP HERE-CHECK DISPLAYS IN OUR STORE-YOU MAY BE A WINNER! Shtylla’s( remarks on the limit admit is vital to their economy, on a wilted population. has affected the war effort. SINK M-AL-W BOAT according to the article published ment of Whiskeytown. Fla. (AP) — Edith, Bonilla's status, at least for the Driuxe 98 4-dr. h’top. White. The site, more than 300 miles ed nuclear test ban—packed with A score of schools were closed, Harkins and other U. S. mili JAKARTA. Indonesia (AP) — by Dr. John B. Nichols in the once "S powerful hurricane that moment, appeared peculiar. It tary leaders have discounted pes Western Journal of Surgery, Ob north of San Francisco, is 10 veiled- jibes at thy Kremlin and hundreds went on short .shifts and An Indonesian naval patrol In *59 CADILLAC battered the Caribbean, degener was felt here that he might serve most reported absenteeism at 30 simistic reports on the progress “ 68” 4-dr. h’top. Gray A White atertrics and Gynecology. ^ ^ miles west of Redding in the foot praise for Red Cnina—apparent the North Celebes destroyed a ly surprised the Soviet delegation. ated today into little more than a as a special emissary to Wash to 80 per cent. of the war and are known to fa- boat flying the .Malaysian flag, Dr. Anders 8. Lunde, chief of hills of the Trinity Alps—bear and ington in the period preceding ex deer country. The Soviets still are smarting band of squalls, dawdling along In the official .\ntara news agency TRANSPORTATION Wrth statistics lor the division of the Atlantic. The Weather Bureau pected U. S. recognition. (ConUnued from Page One) Wtal BtatlsUcs the National Saturday, if it could be like any over Albania’s sponsorship of Pe. ' (Continued on Page Eleven) reported today. One crew mem SPECIALS Mid she might rejuvenate tonight, Emilion de Los Santos, presi ber of the boat was killed and but probably not into a hurricane. dent of the provisional govern FAMOUS AMEHICAHS SWEEPSTAKES (Oontinned on Page Two) (OoBthmed on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Three) two were wounded, the report '58 CHEVROLET $395 said. The date of the incident King Threatens New Protests wa-^ not given. The news agency 6 cylinder stick shift 'said the Malaysian ship had en- station, wagon. tere
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PAGE FIVE /" IfANCfiBSTER BVINING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 196S "SSfiP FOUR Wonders of the Universe / partlelpatlOM of Oongresi) to MU- Heralding Homes IRatirlyFalfr at« and ratify amendments; (2) Connecticut bar the federal courts from any Porous Plastic May Provide S iti^ n tn g role in sUte legislative reappor- C h u r c h e s tlcmment; (3) create a special 50- Yankee member Court of the Union, supe Temporary Shelter on Moon iH BtMall S^eet B y A .H .O . rior to the U.S. Supreme Court, to Bknaniiel Lutheran Church i St. JMdget'a camrch South Methodist Church T H o W r “^S?SsON Rev. J. Manley Shaw DJ>. hear cases involving federal-state Rev. G. Henry Anderson, Pastor Rev. F. Delanegr, Pastor By DR. I. M. LEVITT ^ __ *orverlook«d by scientists o< 'to* w5 j-TEB R. FERGUSON When, in the last legislative ses Rev. Stanley E. Hasfillo Rev. Bay C. Hollis Jr. General Eeeclrlc Company, Using *■ PuDll^hefB relations. Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, Director, 'Ibe Fols Plsaetortam , Founded October 1, 1881 sion, Democratic National and Rev. Dennis B. Hnaacy toe new foamed plastic these men Roughly a dozen state legisla Assistant Pastor Of Tbe Franklin Instltnte State Chairman John Bailey, who 9 a.m., Divine Worship and 9 and 10:48 am.. Morning Wor The versatility of foamed plas- have devloped a Space Age Published Evaiy tures have approved the first two. Masses at 7, 8, », 10 and U a.m. ship. Church school for nuraery cape system which■ they“ bellbelieve Suadayi and Holidays. Elntered at the always in any case preferred the (Jhurch School. Nursery clasM for Uca Is attracting the attenttop of Post Olllca at Manchester Conn., as but only five have endorsed the three-year-olds. through Grade 9 (Grades 8 and 9 mftny ressarch ®cl6nti8t8 whogc le capable of returning as an as Second Class Mall Matter. light rein, was even more reluctant Church of the AaaanqpUon olossBs attending church.) I Court of the Union. And relatively 10:30 a.m., Divine Wordilp and work is to preserve the physical tronaut to toe earth from orU t to twitch it than usual, that was Adams St. and 'ntonqisan Rd. 10:46 am., Second Mile Chib They have reasoned that If a res ^ J .SI ' aoBacRiPTioN r ate s few legislatures will convene in Church School. At both services, Inte^ty of astronauts in an emer Payable In Advance part of the price he paid for allow sermon by .Pastor Anderson, Rev. Frands J. Mlhalek, Pastor for Grades 8 and 9; Senior High gency and to provide a temporary ue craft were launched with H 0«(e Year ...... S23.00 1964. Rev. Ernest J. Ooppn Forttm. toe astronaut, the extra weight of n x Months ...... 11.00 ing himself to become related to "Qualities of Greatness.’’ Nurs shelter when astronauts land on * t Three Months ...... 5.60 Bach proposal would have to ery, 7 p m „ Junior K g h FeUowahlp, the moon or a planet. toe rescue craft would be prohibi -if*;' 1.86 the state’s insurance business. 'The Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10:16 and tive. An altematlve to this Is to 4 One Month ...... have the endorsement of 34 state Oo<^r HaU. One foamed plastic suddenly t I** same session which found him im- 11:30 a.m. 7 p.m., Senior High Fellowship, send another space craft Into MEMBER OF ■ legislatures before It could move on n ie Salvation Army thrust Into prominence Is poly . ■ , THE ASSOCIATED PRE^ certaln of just hov much he should Wesley Hall, "For Heaven’s Salce," urethane. This Is a curious plas space to effect a rescue. However, the Associated Press Is exclusively 661 Main St. to the second stage In the present, tr" to use his own grip happened MaJ. E. Walter Lamle St. Jamea' Cborch a recording with dlscuwlon. tic In that it comes as a liquid our difficulties In launching a sin •nmied to the use Of republl<»tlon of gle satellite on schedule ore so all" news dispatches credited to It or more complex amending process. to be a session to which he had, in Officer In charge Rt. Rev. Msgy. Edward J. Reardon 7:30 p.m., New Members Sem- and by the application of a catal otherwise credited In thl.‘<_ paper Yet even though chances are the Democratic Senate which has Paator ’Inar, Horary and Reception Hall. yst the liquid expands Into a high severe—and as we have not yet an^ also the local news published here. always been his own direct legis Rev. Eugene F. Torpey 8 pm., TVrentles and 'niirtles, ly porous and lightweight solid. undertaken toe critical rendez All rlKhts of republlcatlon of special- now regarded as slim that this will 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all vous mission—this method Is ob dispatches herein are also reserved. lative field, an aggregation of ages. Rev. J o s i^ H. MoOann Susannah Wesley Parlor. It is being used extensively on happen on any of these proposals, tough, experienced operators quick 10:46 a.iiL, Holiness meeting. Rev. John D. Regan earth today with only the Ingenui viously academic at this tono. The Fun service client of N. B. A. Serv Concordia Lutheran Ofanroh ‘only method left la to furnish a Pv ice, Inc. _. some persons continue to voice to sense weaknesses and openings Music by Citadel Band and Song ty of the engineer limiting the Publishers Ryiresontatlves. The concern that they may somehow in the armor of their leader. ’ITie sters. Sermon by Cadet FYed Dix Masses at 6, '7, 8, 9, 10:116 and 40 Pitkin St. appUcatloa of this new material. rescue kit to provide toe means Julius Mathews fecial A r o t c v — New same session was also one which on. 11:30 a.m. The Rev. Fan! C. Kaiser, Pastor •The U.S. Air Force has been for return to the earth. ToVk Chicatro Detroit and Boston find new life in the months ahead. The General Electric aclenttsta m e m b e r AUDIT BUREAU OF Goveriior John Dempsey some 2 pm., Hospital visitation by using It to form shelters by ex- CIRCULATTON8 ______One such is Archibaid Cox, U.S. times admonished discreetly, but St. Bartholomew's Ohurch 9 am.. Holy Oommunicn, church panldng it between a form. This have designed a 822 - pound kit Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. which contains a double-walled Solicitor General. In a Washing never bossed. Thomas McOuui. Rev. Philip Hussey, PaMor sctracl and nursery. Is Ideal for subfrigld weather, for The Herald Printing Company Inc 10::30 am ., Tha Service,'ohoroh plaado sack, a special folding heat assumes no financial responsibility for ton talk, he deplored the proposal All this added up to perhaps the 7 pm.. Service in Cltadi^M u- Rev. Richard C. BoUea, the porous plastic with Its trapped typographical errors appearing in ad- Assistant Pastor aohool and nursery. air rabbles represents an excel shield, a retKirocket pack, a para Tortlsements and other reading rnatter he said would "eliminate the na worst session the Democrats have slc by Citadel Band. Sermuji by chute and several containers of Cadet Dixon. 7:80 p m , Adiflt MMe clana lent insulator. It has been used ta The Manchester Evening Herald tional voice" from the constitu ever experienced, and one they Masses at 7, 8, », 10:16 and fomalng plastic. i were certainly glad to see the last for radomes, and even parts of Display advertising closing hours: 11:16 am. Mon BvangeUoal Latheran Ohorch In an e m e r g e n c y 's astronaut tional amending process. of. They took from it no record ex Community Baptist Church household furniture have been fab For Monday—1 p m F^day Congress is that voice, and It is (Mleaourl BynoA) ricated of this material. This lat would zip toe plastic sack For Tutsdav—1 p.m Monday. cept the negative one of claiming 585 E. Center St. Church o< the Nazarena Cooper and lUgh Sto. around hlnutelf and toe other For Wednesday—1 p.m 'niesday. considered significant that all the that the Republicans had done Rev. Ailex H. Elsesser, Minister ter use Is a powerful stimulant Tnursday—1 P m. Wednesday. 236 Main St. The Rev. Fanl O. PrAopy, Pastor to engineers planning the lunar parts of his kit Then he would F or Friday—1 p.m. Thursday, existing 23 amendments to the horrible things to the state budget. Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Pastor step Into apace. For Sattirday—1 p.m Friday ___ 9:30 a.m.. Church School for all bousing for the first colony on Classified deadline: h.m. each U.S. Constitution were Initiated by But they were, all the time, do 9 a m , Sunday Bobool lor aU As he circles toe earth along ing something to themselves. The ages. the moon. day of piibllcatlon except Saturday — Congres' not the states. 10:80 a.m., Morning Worship. 9:30 am., Church. School claseee ages. Engineer visualize this materi with his disabled apace craft, toe 9 sum kind of situational anarchy in astronaut would posltian himself Under the proposed change, 34 Sermon: "The Christian and His for all ages. 9:80 a m , Bible time. al being used on the moon to pro which they were operating was not 10:30 a.m.. Children’s Church 10 am.. Divine Worship. Text: with a apecial scope and when he Saturday, September 28 states approving an identical Gospel.’’ Nursery. vide desks, beds, chairs, storage conducive to the elevation of high and Nursery. Matth. 11:28. Theme: Jesus said: compartments and laboratory fa reached toe correct precalculated legislative or party standards. It 7 p.m., Junior and Senior High Nobody Can Lose amendment could have it there Baptist 'Youth Fellowships meet. 10:46 a.m., Worship Service. "Come Unto Me... I will Give cilities.-The reason why this has posiUra he would fire Ms retro- !• ' ' i i after .submitted for ratiflcaUon by got very difficult, toward the Message by the pastor. Theme: You Rest" Registration for Com fired the imagalnation is that rocket. This would kick Mm out downgrade end of the session, to of orMt to start Mm toward toe CJ Wliile the American press Is dis 38 states (three-fourths of the 50) Gospel HaU •"The Fruit of the Spirit” munion .on O ct 6 after service. while foamed pasties without re- look around the Senate circle, for 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Niuvery in the parish house. huforclng may be Incapable of earth. cussing. at some considerable without any reference to Congress. instance, and try to label the in 418 Center St Plastle CXisMoos Bide Mr. Beckley stands in living room beside his oil painting of the backyard of his former home m Manchester. length, the proa and cons of a joint 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 11 am., Gottesdlenst suppormig a man on the earth, J 'V*' jl 7 . Cox poinU out that it would be dividuals sitting there by the cita Message by the pastor. Theme: on the moon where a man has The astronaut now would flick tion of some principle to which 10:30 a.m.. Breaking Bread. a switch unfolding Ms heat oMeld « . T^.S.-Russian moon shot, the tech possible to put together a combi "The Holy Spirit Convicts of Judg Trinity Covenant Cbnndi only one-sixth of his earth weight, they were conspicuously devoting 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. and filling most of Me aask with STORY BY DORIS BF.I.DINd nological difficulties, the diplo national of 38 states whose total 7 p.m., Gospel Meeting. ment.” Haokmataok near Keeney St. the structures can easily support I their public life. There were, in the him. toe fomaing plastic. In effect be PHOTOS BY S^-LVIAN OfTARA matic Involvements, the military population would be less than 40 circle, some legislators who had ’Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Rev. K. Ejnar Bosk, Pastor would build in apace what looks Bible meeting. and Praise service. ’Foams In Near-Vacuum ^Werifices entailed, and a host of per cent of all Americans. Indeed, at one time or another, In the past this material could very much like a miniature The custom designed, seven room Skher matters, the British Man- seemed rather passionate and de 9:30 am ., Sunday School with ■pace capsule. This hardly seems a sufficient classes for all age groups. be foamed lUy under normal at- split level home of Mr. and Mrs. t o j Sbester Guardian has offered a voted servants of some caUse. But, mosi^ieric pressures and It was The heat sMeld—made of a new Willard Beckley of Tumbletorook proportion to be given a control 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. ly developed material—would pro toaracteristically succinct explana- toward the end of the session, few Area Churches flet that the lack of normal pres Dr Vernon, was planned to cater ling -tHce in altering'the Consti senators were still labeled by the The Rev. C. Leslie Strand, oonfer- tect toe astrmaut during the flam 3Bon of why President Kennedy’s enoe superintendent, speaking. Ser sure would prevent the foaming. to the needs and pleasures of the tution and perhaps affecting the cause or principle to which they Recently, this limitation was over ing re-entry by vaporlring to car family. 3 >roposal is a winner. whole course of American life for have given service: most wore 8 t Oewge’s Episcopal Chnrch St. Maurice Church mon: "My Desire, God’s WlU." come by the exciting discovery ry away toe heat The hardened "As he .the President) sali^, In rather conspicuous labels of spe R t 44A, Bolton Bolton Sacrament ' of Infant Baptism. that some forms of polyurethane plastic would help toe astronaut The rooms on all levels can be decades to come. Rev. Edward W. Johnson, Vicar Rev. Bernard L. MoGurk Nursery. withstand toe G-(orce of rapid reached from a central entrance jhibllc, it Is senseless that two cial bills, projects, or deals by esn be foamed under near-vacu which they could be commanded. Pastor . 2:30 pm.. Visitation at Green um condittons. Also, scientists at deceleration. At 30,000 feet the as hall with random slate floor cover >f;reat nations should spend vast 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. We Have Our Specialties ’Their conduct with one another Lodge_ Convalescent Home. 1 , I the Hughes Aircraft Company have tronaut’s fail would have been euf- ing. The traffic is heavy and con resources on the duplicatiem of gl- grew as shallow and as cynical as 10:16 a.m.. Holy Communion and Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 3:30 pjn „ D ^ catlon service et » ™ cia l process by ficiently slowed by toe atmos stant In the household which in ig^ tlc effort, so that it will be real We here in this country are so such a labeling of their careers Church School. a.m. parsonage, 128 Keeney S t which the polyurethane mixtures phere for a parachute to open, cludes three young daughters and accustomed to allocating auto would indicate. Quite sensibly, the 7 p.m.. Young People’s FeUow- 4 to 6 pjn.. Open House at per- m^y be stored indefinitely wlth- permitting toe slow descent to toe a golden retriever, Rebel. Friends gain if efforts can be pooled. But ship. matic quality superiority to varl- Democrats of the 1963 session did Sacred Heart Church sonage. put foaming. This new material siurface. of the girls enjoy the warm hos CoUaboratlon will also Insure that not trust each other, especially Rt, SO, Vernon Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Midweek react only to the heat en- WMle this device could become pitality at the house and moke ^ e r e Is no loser, and that will be a oua products from various foreign after one or another of them had Vernon Methodist Chnrch Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor Service of Bible study and prayer, countered in a space environment operational very soon to bring an it their headquarters for after jMmter benefit. All along it has countries that It was very pleas run into the experience of having Rt. SO ------land then It wUl foam genUy, pro- astronaut back from orMt in toe school activities. ing, the other day, to read that the purported instructions from on Rev. Robert Flrby, Pastor Masses at 7:30, 8:30, 10 and N(M*th Metoodlst CLnrch jvidlng a relatively even, rigid next few years military men could %een plain that the nation losing The Beckleys came to Vernon “Made in America" label Is, in Its high, relayed by this or that par 11:16 a.m. 300 Paiker St. coating over any support. be flying ’’hot” rocket planes to dsie race to the moon would have ticular floor leader, prove to be, on 9 a.m.. Church school for nurs Rev. Earle B. Custer, Paator | in current tests this material near orbital altitudes and near or from Manchester about two years ltd mahe a still more daring dial- turn, most highly regarded abroad. checking, no word from Bailey at ery, kindergarten, Grades 1 and 2. St. Francis of Assist Church has been found suitable to rlgidlse bital speeds. It may well be that ago. They formerly lived in a large 3ebg«—a race to Mars, or the sun Cknne to think of It, we do make all. senior high. South Windsor 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Serv-| an inflatable structure like a bai tose pilots will need toe escape ranch home but prefer the privacy 9 and 10 a.m., Morning worship. kit to an even Mgher degree than of their present multi-level dw’ell- Ibt the nearest star. Bver since Ma- frame things better than anybody No humanitarian soul would ever Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Pastor lees. Sermon: “Trust In the Lord.” loon and have this rigid shell pro- else. Or, at least, some people In assemble the Democratic comrades Sermon: “ Parables of C)ur Lord— Rev. Edward J. Radzich 9 a.m., Sunday Church School: vide a lunar shelter for the aa- toe astronauts. ing. Ijor Gagarin marched up that strip A Grain of Mustard Seed.’’ Child Foamed plastics are relatively of the 1963 session together again, Assistant Pastor Grades 4 through 12, Nursery . tronaut. What may be just as Dining room, kitchen and its dining area are spread across rear of house A wood paneled family room jpf carpet at Moscow Airport it has other countries think so. even in a well lighted room, and care. 10:30 a.m., Sunday Church signiflciant is that this structure new and yet their vereatlUty Some of our nationalistic elation 10 a.m.. Church school for nurs makes them destined to play im w4th l€uge brick fireplace and com- S feemed as tf international relations indications are that they .never will Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and School: Nursery, Kindergarten and could be erected within minutes ery through Junior high and adults. portant roles in space explora tortable furnishings is the gather would eventually be undertaken by wears off, we must confess, as we be forced to assemble together 11:30 a.m. Grades 1 th rou ^ 3. after toe astronaut has made his ing place of the girls and their read the list of those things peo again, barring, of course, some spe Monday, 8 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. descent. tions. It Is only a matter of time ieom s of scienod fiction writers im- Rockville Baptist Church frlerul.s It is across from the cial session during their present St. Bernard’s Church John Shiyock wlU relate expert- The use of this plastic before they will become ourrent ^ t f " - * • wP' 7 ; iker Instruction from specialists In ple abroad like to receive from us. 69 Union St. news. formal living room bu t on a tsrC terms. ’ITiere will be some who St. Bernard’s ’Ter., Rockville ences as missionaries in Ang«*L emergency "lifeboat’’ to return slightly loiver level. With this BUblic relations. If that danger The list begins with everything ny can’t take any more of it. There Wlnthrop W. Farnsworth, Pastor Rev. Patrick P. Mahtmey, Pastor Wednesday, 8 pm., Dorothy astroiuuit to earth in toe event Cf^yright 1968 General Featoree Copr. , arrangement it Ls possible for the IfA now be averted, and if Govern- lon, goes on through fhhrlcs print will be others whose constituents Clark Wilson’, auth
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f . PAGE MINS MANCHESTER EVENING HE3RALD, MANCHESTER, CONNe SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 Apartments— Flato— By FAGALY and SHORTEN Musical Instnuneats 53 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 Bnaineaa Bemcaa Offered IS THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Tenements fS PAOe EIGHT WE HAVE THE TIME, we have GIBSON ELECTRIC guitar, excel NEW 4 R(X)M apartment, first the tools, will do most anything. lent condition. Phone 643-6687. floor, befit, ' vfater, stove, re frigerator, and air conditioning. CLASSIFIED Frto estimates given. Cejl us any "^W oM M M 'ARS-NUTSJ>£py! But TME DAV TME NEW MAID COMES, time. 643-20197, 638-2987. Laundry and storage' in basement. THEV CAM BE AT DEATH’S DOOR— T W AND MEEP'EM OFP TME FUOOtf Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Available November 1. $186 ATTENTION Homeowners — Let monthly. Phone 643-9161. Bill put new life to that old lawn. HMMf VERV BAD.' K , INEBTIA' ■DON’T STAND THEREf TODDLER SIZE 4 coat, hat, leg Pitchers Still Ahead of ^ THE GRAB A BROOM.'you ging set, perriwlpkle blue, excel COLUMBIA — Modem newly deco ADVERTISING Call 649-8930 for Information. SOURVi/IFE HAS AM ^ INFLAMED SMORGASBORD, DOCTOR lent condition. Also navy, white rated large 4Vi rooms; first floor TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and lot COMPLICATED BV AM check Bambury .spring coat, size apt.; $120; Electricity, hot water clearing. Snow removal. Frank C. 8. Call 649-3975. and heat furnished; 12 minutes to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS INFECTIOM OF THE Noble, 649-6063. PIZZA ! SHE HEEDS Storrs; 30 minutes to E. Hartford; 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. COMPLETE ,— Call 228-3672, or Norwich 889-6306, Two Days S’TEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, Wanted—‘Tn Bnr 68 after 6 p.m. ______fireplaces, flaigstone terraces. All / ^ £ s r f ^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. concrete repairs. Reasonably WE BUY, Be l l or trade antique priced. 648-0851. and used furniture, china, glass, ■THREE ROOM tenement, first Of Season MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 A.M,—SATURDAY 9 AM. sliver, picture frames and old floor. 643-6015. ______coins, old dolls and guns, hobby AVAILABLE (XTTOBER 1st. Five PLEASE READ YOUR AD collections, attic contents or whole HonsehoM Scmcea estates. Furniture Repair Service, room duplex, good location. $66 Claealfled or -Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a con Offered IS-A Talcottvllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. . per month. Call 649-1320. On Slate venience. The advertiser should read his ad the rlRST DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS to time for the next Inser REWEAVINO of bums, moth holes. FIVE ROOM modem apartment, tion. The Herald U responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Zippers repaired. Window ^ades WANTED — RECENT set of Ency first floor. 11 Hammond St., NEW YORK (AP)—With Insertion for any advertisement and toen to the extent of a made to measure; all sized Vene clopedias. Call 649-0248, Roi'kville. All utilities furnished. two days of uhe baseball sea “make good” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen-the valne of tian blinds. Keys made while you Jlodcm kitchen including built-in son remaining, the pitchers the ad'VertlBement will not be corrected by “make good” Insertion. wait. Tape Recorders for rent. units. Adults preferred. Immedi Marlow’s, 867 Mato. 649-5221. ate occupancy; Call 649-9258. apparently still are ahead of Rooms Without Board 59 the hitters. f u r n it u r e REFINISHED — FURNISHED ROOM conveniently Kot*, YOUR COOPERATION WILL |%| *■ 1 Scratches, bums removed, color located one minute from Main, FOUR ROOMS_ full first Here's the way It went Friday BE APPRECIATED MIMIa I I night: changed. Manchester Reflnlshing ^ A t u t k i H r Street, light housekeeping. Worn- floor. Spruce St.. 643-68.2^ Co., 64^9288. Cincinnati's John Tsitouris shut^ LEOMUP WINTBIL an only 649-5242. ROCKVILLE near Center — 4 out St. Louis for the second con-, 952 OiOUClSTf/i CT. rooms and bath, cold flat, hot secutive Friday, 3-0 ott two hits.' vjesrBURV, L.i. DOUBLE OR TWIN bedroom for working people, all comforts of water, couple or with one child, no Dave Wickersham hurled a two- Bnildlng—Contrsetmc 14 pet.s. $55 monthly. 875-7984. hitter as the Kan.sas City A's de TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? home, central. 643-6745 or 649-! feated Cleveland 3-1. CAUL ME on your formica needs, 3108. FOUR ROOM heated apartment, Rookie Fritz Ackley and Hoyt' bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, Articles For Sale 45 stove and refrigerator fuml.shed, Wilhelm combined on a three-hit-! vanitory units, table-tope and Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— Male 36 $60. Call 643-5560 after 4. 24-Hour Answering Senrise FRONT ROOM, centrally located, __ ___ . , _ -V,______- ter in Uie second game as the | island stands. 646-8986. PAINTERS WANTED. Apply 679 FOR SALE — Flat stone loi walls, parking. 69 Birch Street, 649-7129. Chicago White Sox clinched .sec-' t h r e e b a y Gull service station fireplace, veneer, and patioe. Call QUALITY CARPBINTRY—Room*, Hartford Rd.. new apartments. THREE ROOM apartment, redeco ond place in the American League Free to Herald Readers available for lease. Excellent op 649-0617. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, gen by sweeping a doubleheader from basemenfe reOnlshed, built-lne, portunity lor the right individual. Good pay, interior work. See Mr. rated, reasonable. Call 649-9.579. Gill. tleman, shower-bath, private en Wa.shlngton, 11-2 and 7-1. Want tofonnatlon on one i»f our classified adverttoomentsT No formica, tile, general repair. No Paid training program. For ad f o l d in g ALUMINUM picnic trance,' parking. Inquire 195 job too ’smai. Call William Rob ditional information call Gulf Oil FIVE ROOM apartment, 34 Clin Minnesota's Camilo Pascual ue- answer at the telephone listed? Simply call toe table, bench grinders, car radio, Spnice St. came the first pitcher in the AL bins Carpentry Service. 649-8448. Oorp., 625-6168. woodwork bench vise (two), disc ton St., adults, available now. pieshinners Ready to Liifl Ball Against Hall this season to strike out 200. win Eagles’ Defensive Unit Set for Initial Test at Waterford sander 10", bobsled. 649-1488. WOMEN ONLY, between high! Call 649-2665. HOME MAINTENANCE, repair BEAUTY PARLOR — Rockville ning his 21st game in a 4-3 vic ^ . . . . ^Back row, Rick1 _ TT Harvey,______John Osborne SUSkip Thomas M d MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE and alterations. Rec rooms, roof COLLECTOR PART-TIME school and hospital, off Main St., tory over the New York Yankees. Defensive linemen with East Catholic ready for their area. For sale or lease. Excellent CABINET TYPE Penn forced air light housekeeping facilities. 643- Re,fly to .hare tho burden a» |>“ H; "^fySn'tun"?'ibeTr’ 'flesVeafon John Mac. Kickoff will be at 2. (Herald Photo by Sater- ing and aluminum siding. Russ proposition for wide awake op furnace with plenums and humidi SIX ROOMS, children welcome. Stu Miller walked out of the first test this afternoon against Waterford High in 5539. Call 649-6055 after 5 p.m (Hera.d Photo by Oti- 6 49 -0 5 00 Atkins, Builder, 643-0411. “ The erator. Jack Feinberg, 249-7539. fier. 649-1038. Baltimore bullpen or the 71st Waterford are, front row, left to right, Tom Carey, Bob nis.) small Job carpenter.’ ’ ______Evenings and Saturday for Ume, setting an AL record for LARGE FURNISHED housekeep Judd, Dave Petro, Bob DeGemmis and Brian Cacase. and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertlsw In Jig national organization. Car 238 CHARTER OAK STREET — ing room, all utilities, suitable one adults. ara.) most appearances, and pitched necessary. Small monthly various sizes wooden storm win FOUR ROOM apartment, two scoreless innings in a 6-2 tri tone without ependlng all evening at the telephone. Help Wanted— Female 35 or two adults, parking, 272 Main C.all 643-79S0. Roofing— Siding 18 established accounts. Mu.st dows. $1 each. Three used oil St. umph over Detroit. be neat and aggressive. No burners and one blower, cheap. Philadelphia knocked off the Na CLEANING WOMAN tor large ROCTCVIl.I.E 3 'j room apart Kay Winner R. DION ROOFING and siding, ai home to live in. Please call 649- experience necessary. An.sco Viking camera with fla.sh ATTRACTIVE Comfortable room ment. stove, refrigerator and tional League champion Los An New Records Sure Loot and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 Write Box BB, Herald, attachment, made in Germany, for gentleman, centrally located, geles Dodgers 6-3, Pittsburgh Gene Conley teratlons, ceilings, painting and 6416. heat 15 minute.s from Hartford. Sooners in Comeback, 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA, V-8, gutter work. Satisfaction guaran stating age, phone number, $20. 649-1746. private phone on floor, parking. Available October 1. 649-4824. 875- whipped San Francisco 8-3, the Of Fifth PGA lo st — Pass Book No. M-8477, teed, free estimates. 643-4862. EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply and hours available. Call 643-5331. Chicago Cubs edged Milwaukee Savings Department of the Con- .standard shift, new tires, top run 275 GALIXIN OIL TANK and oil ' 1166 Gets Chance ning condition. Have two cars, in person, Cavey’s Restaurant, 46 3-2 and the New York Mets necUcut Bank and Tru.st Cki. Ap A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, burner, $40. Gas furnace, 128,0(X) NEAR MAIN STREET for gentle whipped Houston 10-3 in other Na When Ford Pitches plication made for payment. must sell one. Cali 643-9452, alter E. Center St. man. private entrance, parking, Golfing Title painting. Carpentry. Alterations BTU, hot water, $75. Call 643-6802, Furnished Apartments 6S-A tional League games. In Last Tilt 4. and additions. Ceilings. Workman (JLERK-TYPIST — Diversified du 649-6205. 23 Pearl Street. 64.3-7236. Boston and the Los Angeles An LOST — SMALL black kitten, white ship guaranteed. 29# Autumn St. ties. Knowledge of shorthand WANTED — Aggressive, recent Southern Cal Big Test NEW YORK (AP)—Whitey Ford will break a pocketful 1956 CADILLAC, air-conditloned, 2- ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, cen- ONE AND TWO ROOM apart- gels in the American League were spot under chin, vicinity Union 643-4860. necessary. Apply Manchester High School or College graduate REVOLVER, 22 caliber, 8 shot, of records, mostly his own, when he goes for New York Bob Kay, firing a five under Street. Reward of $2. 649-1086. door hardtop, very good running to work part time evenings and Johp-son with holster and trallv located, parking available. nient.s. Heated. Kitchen set, bed not scheduled. BOSTON (AP)—The week Modes, Pine Street. 1 room set. gas .stove, refrigerator. against the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Sandy Koufax in the World par 211, ha.s mn away with a condition, all powered, $660. Call BIDWELL HOME Improvement Saturday in Credit Department of | *25. Coventry 742-8632. 643-5‘l27. end series with Los Angeles, fifth OonnecUciit PGA Cham 876-7116. Free gas. electricity. Adults. L/rw N E W Y O R K (AP)— The^aUow the teams more rest In 1 The Sooners opened RED8-CARDS— Ciompany — Roofing, siding, al' EXPERIENCED Saleslady wanted leading local retail .store. Position _.. ^------— ------' The Sooners opened the 1964 which closes out the season Series opener at Yankee Stadium Wednesday. pionship. could lead to full-time employ-1 HEAVY DUTY 8" Clark floor drum I FURNISHED ROOMS, complete rent 10 Depot Square. Apt. 4. heat. Tsitouris, 12-8, got the nod over for the Boston Red Sox. may 1716 veteran left hander will be------PeraonaM 1954 FORD STA’nO N Wagon, floor teiratlons, additions and remodel at Pilgrim Mills, 177 Hartford last time Oklahoma visited The game—first of the season season with a 27-13 victory over Kay took a Hnn grip on the tog of all types. Excellent work ment as a Credit Manager, sander and 7" disc sander, excel light hou.sekeeping facilities. Cen California, launching a string of Ckirdinal starter Ray Sadecki prove to be the last chance starting his seventh opener. His shift, transmission needs work, Road. Apply to Manager. FIVE ROOM fumi.shed apartment, California the trip triggered matching teams in the top ten— two runless and hitless innings in title yesterday with a second ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, manship. 6494495. trainee. For more information call | lent condition. Phone 643-1770. trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 three unbeaten seasons. Okla when Tommy Harper’s homer for Gene Cooley, the one first was against the Dodgers in relief in the Dodgers’ fir.st game round 69 to jump Into a three- bonded representative, Alfred $36. Call alter 6 p.m., 648-8989. Arch Street. Manchester. gentlemen preferred. 120 Charter dominates the action. in the ninth triggered the three- WOMAN TO LIVE In as house 643-1589. the first of three straight un homa al-so was unbeaten and un- time strong man of the Rod 1955. Ford is Ued with ex-Yankee loss to Chicago and suffered a stroke lead over Ed Kuna of Amell. 206 Henry SL 643-0460. keeper, private room, family of PARD DOG FOOD — 48 cans for ' Oak Street. 649-8038. Three of the leaders. No. 2 Ala nm rally that won for the Reds. Red Ruffing at six openers each. 1981 CHEVROLET Wagon. Metallic ONE BEDROOM, private home. beaten, untied Sooner seasons bama, 32-7 victor over Georgia Ued under Wilkinson in 1949 and * • • Sox mound oorps. heart-breaking 1-0 defeat as a Orange Country Club. blue. Powergllde. Fully powered, Roofing and ChlauMY* 15*A four. Call 649-0500 for Interview. MAN WITH EXPERIENCE in ap $7.20. Porterfield’s, Chapel Rd., BEAUTIFUIXY Furnished, newly 1950. Conley, who won 16 games Ruffing won five of his six. Ford .starter in the fifth game. Over The winning margin f o r WANTED RIDE from Hawthorne plying aluminum and asbestos South Windsor, 528-3391. Call anytime. 119 Cooper Hill St.. and launched the second Wil last week, plays Tulane at Mo A’S-INDIANS— has won four, lost one and was radio, etc. Excellent condition. 649-0595. remodeled 2 room apartment, bile, Ala., Texas, which beat Tu “ We're big and strong but far ■ year ago while pitching all. Koufax permitted five hits in Kay, playing on his own Wam- and Ashland Streets to vicinity of ROOFINa — Specializing repairing siding. Call 643-0920 after 7 :3 0 ^ heat and hot water, near buses, kinson dynasty. too slow and inexperienced in vi Wickersham, 12-16, drove in the more innings than any other not involved in the decision In the 740 Asylum Avenue, Hartford Coventry 742-8682. roofs of aU kinds, new roofs, gut FARMALL TRAfTTOR F12 with 6 lane 21,0 last week, opens South nine innings, walking one and panoag Country Club course, p.m. LARGE ATTRACTIVE front room parking, two gentlemen or ladies. A crowd of about 80,000 in tal positions to have much chance deciding run In the sixth with a i hurler on the staff, has been other. hours 8:80-5. 648-1319. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re foot mower, manure spreader, sweltering Los Angeles and a na west conference play at home striking out seven. was six strokes. OLDSMOBILE 1967 Super 88 Con in quiet, private home, parking. Second floor bell. 90 Garden against Southern California's su single, then allowed the Indians’ plagued by Injuries this sea The moment he takes the Both Ford and Koufax were due vertible, excellent condition. Call paired. Aluminum siding. 80 SEWING. MACHINE EXPERIENCED DIESEL and $396. 643-2371. tional television audience mry get against Texas Tech; and Arkan run in the seventh on Fred Whit Kay finished with 72-69—70 gasoline engine mechanic desired. Tel. 649-7743. Street. sas, seeking its second straight perior speed, aerial play and ex son. Sunday, he’ll get his mound, Ford will break three for preseries warmups this week to Kuna’s 70-74— 78—217. 643-6340 after 6 p.m. years’ experience. Free estimates. an idea Saturday whether Bud field’s homev. Ed CSiarles hom- SISTER ANGELA CaU Howley, 648-8861, 643-0768. Tel. 649-6331. victory, hosts Missouri. perience," the Oklahoma coach third chance since coming off records, all his own. Whitey has end. Ford, 24-7, was to pitch five Wally Clchon of Ellington Boats and Accesaoriea 46 NICE ROOM, kitchen privileges, Wilkinson has still another mas said. “ We hope to play them a ered for the A’s. the disabled list three weeks appeared in nine series, a record innings or so against Minnesota OPERATORS terpiece in the making. The rest of the schedule involv • • • Ridge, Ued for secopd after private home, lady only. Parking. Business LocaUona reasonably good game and keep ago. for a pitcher. He has been in 19 Saturday. Koufax 25-5, is to face Character Reader and Advisor 1959 FORD 4-DOOR station wagon, 1956 EVTNRUDE MOTOR, 26 h.p., Rea.sonable. Call Sunday or Mon The Oklahoma coach says pro ing the ranked teams shows Wil WHITE SOX-8ENATORS— the first round with a 78, good condition. Must sell. 649-5188. Radio*TV Repair Serricea 18 Help Wanted— For Rent M liam and Mary at No. 6 Navy, the score close.” If Conley shows well—he Is games, all as a starter. Philadelphia Sunday. added 73 and 79 rounds for a on all problems of life 1s now Experienced operators and Cris Craft boat and trailer. 648- day 649-0276. 17 Pearl Street. bably not. The Sooners, with a five-pound Ackley pitched no-hlt ball for scheduled to pitch in Sun Should Ford be successful in his Male or Female 37 No. 6 Wisconsin at South Bend, The records Ford covets most 225 total and finished in llOi located at 231 Main Street, 1961 CHEVROLET Impala, 2-door CXDNNIE’S TV and Radio Service, trainees needed. Ex/s«11ent op 4670. BUILDING 60x40 suitable for stor ___ 's opener, In per man advantage in the line, six Innings, yielded two hits in day’s finale—he will be final regular season start, the Se- Hartford. Call for appointment, the seventh and gave way to Wil unaouDieaiyundoubtedly are hislus 10ru ocucoSeries vie v.i,------_ place. Alex Hackney of the hardtop, automatic, power steer available all hours. Satisfaction portunity for quartfied train EXPERIENCED MAN or woman age, B-1 rone, Buckland section. diana at No. 7 Northwestern, are expected to rely on a grudg counted on to ease the pitch tories and his 33 2-3 consecutive i ries opener will feature for the 627-1907. guaranteed. Call 649-1315. ees to lea^nl■■•wWlg^>Apply Apartments— Flats— s helm. Mike Hershberger collected ing depth problem Manager Manchester Country Club put ing and brakes, $1,800. After 6:30, retail pharmacy 3-9 daily. Apply Florists— Nurseries 49 649-3458. ______. Clemson at No. 8 Georgia Tech ing, swarming defense to offset scoreless innings. He has pitched I first time since 1903 two 25-game together scores of 76-78-76 for «3 fore sending his Sooners, ranked Southern Cal's explosive offense, four singles and a homer for the Johnny Pesky faces in 1964. 643-9600. in person Pine Pharmacy, 664 Tenements EXCELLENT LOCATION ior and Washington at No. 10 Pitt. White Sox, driving in three runs the most innings, 128 2-3, and has winners. a 230 total and tied for 15th Center Street, Manchester. UPRIGHT YEWS. 3-year-old root third in the country, against the Each of the ranked teams is 1,0. which centers around quarter If he doesn’t show any sign struck out the most batters, 82. ■ The only other Ume thi.s hap- Automobiles For Sale i MovIbs— ^Trnckiiig— MANCHESTER MOI beauty salon. New. Located be No ■ 1 ranked college football back Pete Beathard. in each game. of returning to his old form, place. ed cuttings, 8-12“ tall, 15c each, . r.nTmrt-,»TrT,C. o.n Oklahoma. 8-2 while rebuilding • • • Koufax hasn’t fared badly in his pened was in the first World 1963 AUSTIN HEALY, $2,400. Call Storage ^ INC. ATTRACTIVE POSinON — Man $12 per hundred. 1992 Manchester 2-3 ROOM APARTMENTS. 649- tween barber shop and g;eneral team, defending National cham Sophomore Tom Zientek passed Pesky may well count him limlted po.st-season work. , ries of modem times when 1954 OLDSMOBILB 2-door Holiday, or woman. Good personality and store. Apply Bolton General last year, gained its No. 3 rank TWIN8YANK8— Can be seen at 74 Woodland Street 843-2444 after 6. Ask for Walt. Road.- - Tel.- - 643-6801.------6229 , 9-6. pion Southern California. ing off last week's 31-14 comeback for two touchdowns and set up an out of next year’s plans. The brilliant left-hander made ' Young, a 28-game winner with Scholastic Soccer MANCHESTER Package Uellvery. Pine Street, appearance. Ready to accept po Store. ______The game is on CBS-TV, 8:30 other one in leading Detroit over Pascual, 21-9, scattered nine Bill Monbouquette, who has two appearances in the 1959 World Boston that year, faced Charles between 6-7. 649-1919. 1962 TEMPEST CX)NVERTIBLE, Light trucking and package de Manchester AVAILABLE (XTOBER 1—5 room against Clemson. Southern Cal, Rockville 2, Newington 0. sition immediately if selected. MUM PLANTS — dig your own, p.m., EST. Northern Michigan 20-7 in the hits and struck out nine for a 202 ylven Boston a 20-game win Series between the Dodgers and' Phillippe. a 25-game winner for 14,000 miles, $200 down, take over livery. Refrigerators, washers and Guaranteed income with oppor flat, second floor, oil burner, ONE ROOM office for rent, all con Temperatures In the 90s were unbeaten In 10 last season and total. He also drove in a run with Ellington 1, South Windsor 1. NEED CART loui credit turned 50c, bring your own container. 170 veniences. 390 Main Street. Call the Rose Bowl winner, opened only major game played Friday ner for the first time in Chicago White Sox. He worked i Pittsburgh. payments, $19 week. Call 643-8728 stove moving specialty. Folding tunity (or advancement. Insur Vernon Avenue, Rockville. 875- steam heat, Rusco storm win expected to be a factor. The rule a single. One of the hits off Pas years, was assigned to go af down? Short on down payment? dows, Venetian blinds, garage. Personalized Floors, 649-9258. with a hard-fought 14-0 decision night. Bankmpt? Rep esesslon? Don t Eifter S p.m. chairs for rent 649-0752. ance-" and retirement plan avail 6769. on time outs mlay be waived to cual was a homer by Roger ter his 21st victory In today’s able. For local interview write Adults. 643-7965. Maris. game. He faced Aubrey Gate- despair! See Honest Douglas. In JUST THREE HOURS A DAY can • • • quire about lowest down, small Box A, Herald. Houses For Rent 65 wood (1-1) who beat the Red Trucks— ^Tractors Painting— Papering 21 earn you $40 to $60 a week in your Fuel and Feed 49-A ORIOLES-TIGERS— est payments anywhere. No small spare time selling AVON Cos FOUR ROOM cold flat, 13 Vine Sox 4-1 on a four-hitter in his loan or finance company plan, I NEED SEVERAL part-time li SINGLE CHOUSE. 6 rooms. 2-car Giants Expected to Rehound Miller surpassed the 70 appear major league debut two OUTSIDE P A IN T IN a at a low metics, Fragrances and the censed real estate salesmen or SEASONED CORD WOOD, sawed Street. CaU 742-8180 or 742-7338. Douglas Motors, 838 Main. 1950 FORD PICK-UP, needs body price. No Job too big or too small garage, large yard. Keeney ances made by Boston's Mike For- weeks ago. world’s most wanted Gift seta to women. Exceptionally high com- any length, free delivery. Quality Street, available first part of nieles in 1960 when he came on work, $75. 644-0209. CaU now, 649-
Lots For Sale 73 Wanted-^—Rieal Estate, 77 Sea Winds tireak Wallace‘Not Sure’ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 Houses For Sale .72 Houses For Sale 72 HouMs For Sale 72 8 & B BUILDINB WANTED LISTINGS! BOWBRS SCHOCL — 7 room Cus Los Angeles Heat He Can Visit Yale CONTRACTORS PAGE TEN. Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 CUSTOM DESIGNBID executive WOODHID BUILDING lot, 156x426, Houses For Sale 72 Colonial, fireplaces, Dutch home in one of Manchester's tom Cape featuring 22 foot living And Buyers too!. If the time CUSTOM HOMES 72 HOLLISTER STREET — Colonial. room with fireplace and cabinet $3,200. 643-8887. , _____ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Gov. MANCHESTER - 6 room Ranch, oven, garage, bam , 2 acres, prime, locatlona. 7 spacious hks come when you should sell (Oonthned from Page One) OUR SPECIALTY All schools walking dlatance. Mrs- VERPLANCK-Assumption area, 0 MANCHESTER - Large 6 room dishwather, disposal, atUc fan, at scenic view. $17,990. Hayes Agen rooms, > sunken living room, wall, dining room den, well cab- your''property, or if the time George Wallace’* pres* secretary Jpseph Barth^—649-0820 DRASTICALLY REDUCED! 126 COUNTRY CLUB area - Charm Cape, baths, nicely landscaped placed living room, dining room, toeted kitchen, screened porch, 3 room Cape, brick front, alumi tached garage, nicely landscaped cy. 648-4808.______cathedral celling, 2 huge fire* has come when you should buy Most sports activities were says other commitment* niay force Avery Street. Six room ranch, full ing B'A room ranch, garage, lot with shade trees, on bus line, kltchen-den, 3 bedrooms up. Oa places, landscaped lo^ Call own bedrooms, 1^ baths, aluminum Suburban p a t Sale 75 a home — and if you can pay screened porch, terrace, lovely num siding, one block to schools, lot, close to schools, $18,900. lopped off the day’s activities. Wallace to paw up an InvltaUon to basement, fireplape, tile bath, bus line and stores. Early occu mortgage may be assumed, rage. Deep, treed lot. Aluminum er 64941280, after 5 p.m. or Satur siding, basement garage, well rent you can probably buy — Seven high school football games CLASSIFIED wooded lot, priced below apprais Phllbrick Agency, 849-8464. storms and screens. $18,500. Rob shaded lot. Owner 649-9901. speak at Yale University, but that large-closets, garage, combination $16,200. Owner, 643-0507. day and Sunday. don’t delay but dial al. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. pancy. John H. Lappen, Inc. 649- were postponed. windows and doors, large lot, ex- ert Wolverton Agency, Realtors, no decision has been maxle. 5261, 649-7445, 643-5219. SPACIOUS 8 ROOM Qarrtson Co GARTH ROAD COVENTRY MADELINE SMITH, Realtor About 300 students at Van Nuys .. cellent condition, stove, refrigera CAPE — 8 ROOMS in Manchester, 649-2813. William Jones said to a tele C A SH FUEL tor and hi-fi system included, lonial, 4 bedrooms, office or den, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR 649-1642 High School rebelled against 4 or 5 bedrooms, paneled family formal dining room, recreation RANCH — Newlyly redecorated— - — - - - In— MANCHESTER Four room Cape plus two un-' Evenings Mabel Sheridan classes in the 100-plus weather but phone interview from Montgomery, ADVERTISING nicely landscaped. Everything lor room, attached garage. Owner gu room quality built ranch, SERVICE room with fireplace, attached 2- A GOOD BUY AT $18,500 establishedtabl nelghlwrhood. L ^ e (smlly kitdien with buUt-tos, Three family a]partment house, finished up. ’They just finished 643-8139 were persuaded to attend. Ala., last night that the plans for $21,900. Charles Lesperance, 649- wants sale within 30 days. Selling building me smd I ’m lonesome. the (governor’s northern speaking 7620. car garage, 100x150 lot, shade livinging room wiui fireplace, extra excellent condition. For .Indi 6-4-8, interior completely re City officials sent workers home Save $3.00 On 200 Gallons CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS below appraisal. His loss, your MANCHESTER trees, aluminum siding, Phllbrick large kitchen, 8 bedrooms and modeled, 2-car garage, ideally OPEN HOUSE Won’t you furnish me with from offices that weren’t air-con tour were disrupted when an Invi- gain. $17,500. Philbrlck Agency, Bowers School Area — Ranch. vidual attention c a ll. 24 Hour Burner Service 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Agency, 649-8484. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, knotty batfh finished recreatiwi room to located, excellent investment, laughter and warmth? I have Legal Notice ditioned. business activity slack- tatlo,-! from the Yale Political Un-' 649-8464. basement. This home reallsUcally $24,600. all natural wood trim, doors, ______ened and sidewalks were nearly ion was withdrawn last week after SEVEN ROOM spacious home In pine kitchen with built-ins, dining area, attached garage, priced at $16,900. PhUbrick Agen b a n AGENCY cabinets with a lovely kitchen, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held At empty. he had accepted. JUST OVER the line in Vernon — Just listed — 6 room finished Manchester on quiet street, 4 bed BOLTON SU N D AY 1-4 P.M. huilt-tos; mosaic tilp counter rOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSFIED ADVT. 7 ROOM SINGLE Ranch with 1100 square feet of delightful. cy, 649-8464. Jones said he ie ’’not sure if m SS a Y 10=30 A .M -S A T P R D A Y 9 A.M. Cape. Oversize garage, ame- rooms, enclosed porch, 2-car ga' Roger Negro Two homes on 2 acres of land top, walk-out sundeck with a Freeways were "°‘ai.tTwoIs Yale ean be included" now that a living area, walk-out basement, site drive, wall-to-wall carpet rage, asking $19,500. Out of state ASKING $16,900 lovely view, full ceramic tile September. 1963. ^ ■ autos stalled with radiator woes C* MANCHESTER — 8 room Immacu for 2 families all to one parcel, Preaenc Hon. John J. Walleit, Judge.! (uel-pump vapor-locks, piled nev. invitation has come from t va three large bedrooms, family size ing. Immaculate condition. owner wants offers. Phllbrick modern 3-bedroom ranch with bath, plastered walls, drilled UMBER & SUPPLY C a (4 Bedrooms) kitchen, school bus at door, bet E. J. CARPENTER, late older Colonial, 2-car garage, 648-8727 Trust Estate u/w Otto Kohls, late of | “ f„r miles other Yale student organization». YOI K COOPERATION WILL n i A l ^ 3 - 2 7 1 1 Well landscaped lot. City utili Agency, 649-8464. 1% baths, alumlnuiiK storms, cen 2-car garage;- 4 room ranch well, baseboard hot water heat. Manchester. In said District deceased, up traffic lOr miles. tile Yale Law Forum and the ter than new condition, $16,300. BROKER The Connecticut Bank and Trust Nearlv 200,000 persons flocked b e appreciated a -t I ties, walking distance to Junior trally located, easily converted with .basement garage, both Vernon — 12 minutes from I’m near shopping and schools. World Community Association. St. 1947 — Bolton Robert Wolverton Agency, Real and Senloi High Schools. $15,- NEAT AS A PIN. 4 room ranch Won’t you come and see me? S " i i c I ; ^ f ‘^'ith'i;^M"e*s?arro''tjll5 to beaches and « a n d ^ y two family. $17,500. Pasek Realty, quality built, $22,600. Charter Oak Bridge, split-level, However, Jones said, there is a Tel. 643-2141 tors, 649-2813. 900. with no required work, inside or 649-5051 I’m reasonably priced. Call Court for allowance, it ia I pools. Officials said some pools 742-8243, Mrs. Pieser, M9-B871, MANCHB5STBR — Six room Cape, built on a knoll, plastered •'likelihood’’ that Wallace and the New tile bath, plumbing, heat out. Close to all conveniences, set VERNON walls, built-ins, dining room, ORDERED; That the 17th day of j normally would be closed ing, roof, painting, interior 5',^ ROOM expandable ranch type Mrs. Reed, 643-7208, large modern kitchen, 1V4 baths, Yale students can get together on Continued From Preceding Page home on high and dry 1% acres. on nice wooded lot, this home is Practically new 7 room split, etc. Landscaping with a pan ? h r M ? ’ 5)flc^rin"'T.l^'TSpa) Wil^ be kept open through the completely new, excellent loca ideal for young couple starting CONCORD RD-—Beautiful ranch, full basement, aluminum siding, OWNER 742-7414 weekend. a date. 2-car garage, space for pets and MANCHESTER - « Cape, 3-car garage, beautifully land kitchen with buUt-tos and fruit- oramic view. Building in said Manuchester. be and The first invitation was wiUi tion. Immediate occupancy. U & R REALTY CO. out, or retired. Asking $11,700. large llvliig room, formal dining wood cabinets, jalousled en the same is assigned for a hearing on More than 70 persons were privacy, early occupancy. _ Ask room cabinet kitchen, 8 bed like new, 1% baths, shed dormer, scaped, $900 down. Schwartz the aliowance of said account and said draw-n by tne political union ^ter Houses For Sale 72 643-2692 Robert Wolverton Agency, Real many extras, $16,900 ; 5 room closed porch, lovely lot, high treated for heat prostration. Wanted To Rent 68 ing $15,500. Robert Wolverton rooms, recreation room, land Realtor, 286-1241. Mr. Dunn 233- Directions; Out Route 16 to Trustee's four prior accounts with said Acting University President King- Agency. Realtors. 649-2813. tors, 649-2813. older home, $8,500; short way out elevation. Asktog $21,600. estate and this Court directs that no Farmers reported heavy lo.sses id e a l 3 BEDROOM ranch, 1% scaped yard. Marten E. Robert 7894. Exit 96, out Washington to fork tice of the time and place assigned for man Brewstc s.aid there migh' be CAN Y M A RELIABLE PARTY looking for — 3 bedroom ranch, garage, 8/4 among poultry and rabbiUs, and baths, screened porch, full base $12,900~NEW ON MARKET, im Robert D. Murdock STATELY 10 room mansion. All son. Realtor, 648-8988. to road, left on Tunnel Rd.. Wanted—Real Estate 77 said hearing be given to all persons an outbreak of violence during the three bedroom apartment, prefer ment includes finished rec room ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, 643-6472 acre, $12,900. Over 120 more list SOUTH WINDSOR: This man went J. D. REALTY right on Echo Dr., then my known to be Interested therein to ap growers said avocados, lemons, Wallace visit. I ably a .six room duplex, ^nveni- maculate four room ranch with rooms extremely large. Five fire ings to choose from. Call or stop hog-wild beautifying and adding to pear and be heard thereon by publish vegetables and walnuts suffered and den, dishwasher, attic fan, HILLIARD STREET - Trim and sign on right. CASH FOR YOUR PROPER’TY. ing a copy of this order in some news Breu’ster said resentment of j cnt and central location in Man detached one car garage. Nice places, 4V4 baths, 2-car garage. to see us. Open nights till 9. The the heme we now offer for $18,- severe sunburn damage. and many extras. Handy to shop AGENT level lot, trees. Located up on the Spacious groimds add beauty and tidy 4 room home near bus line. 618 Center St. Customers waiting for ranches, paper having a circulation in said Dis Wallace's action m the racial n.s i Speak chester. References. Write Box D, ping and schools. Good neighbors! Deep wooded lot, no maintenance. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real 600 8 bedrooms, living room, capes, colonials, Manchester area. trict dt least seven days before the The temperature hit 106 Friday putes in Alabama could result in ea.st .side, all utilities, an excep distinction to this beautiful home. tors, 643-6980, 558 E. Middle Turn dining area, kitchen, big family day of said hearing, and by mailing on in downtown Los Angeles, setting Herald. 52 Hilltop Drive. Call owner, 649- Asktog $11,700. Robert Wolverton 643-5129 Howard Realty Co.. 232-6275. Carl or before September 26. 1963. by cer a wor.sening of relations between tional home. T. J. Crockett, SPRING ST.—Spacious 5% room $39,000. Phllbrick Agency, 649- pike. ______room, 12x12 laundry, basement, an all-time high for the date. ■ 0242. ______643-5440 — 649-5938 Realtor, 643-1577. 8464. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. E. E. BUSHEY AGENCY Zinsser, 643-0038. tified mall, a copy of this order to the University and the Negro com- ranch, modern kitchen with built, 12x18 terrace room, 2 baths, ga Louise I. kohls. l65 Ridge St.. Man The previous high was 99 in 1917 mimity of New Haven. Effectively? Business Property For S a|e 7 0 ins, 3 large bedrooms, unusual rage, % acre yard. 16 minutes to PRIVATE PAR’TY wants 4 to 6 chester. Conn; Roger Kohls, ,364 West and 1921. Wednesday’s high was $13,900 — Extra large 3-bedroom $13,800 — SIX ROOM cape, now Orove St.. Waterbury 8. Conn.; Ranch, fireplace, aluminum sid decor seldom found in this price Hartford. We’re hankering to ELLINGTON — ’Three bedroom 649-2083 room Cape or older house in Man 107, lopped Thursday by 109. the MANOHES^ER — Well located in vacant. Recently redecorated. Oil ranch with fireplace. $350 down. Richard Kohls. Grove Beach Trailer Today, the ability to volo* ing, aluminum storms, garage heat, combination windows. Will range. One car garage, large lot show It to you. Glenn Roberts Chester. Phone 649-5605. Park Westbrook. Conn.: Earl Senger. second highest reading in city his- ideas, to communicate wlto | come property, 14’ o rooms on bus with trees, $24,900. Phllbrick Agency, MLS Realtor, 644-1521, Carl Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard 8121 '234th St.. S.W., Edmonds, Wash 106X.300, trees. Carlton W. Hutch BOWERS SCHOOL district — 7 qualify for FHA or VA minimum torv. The record is 110 in July Parrot Pays Lutz ease and clarity is needed in line in business zone II. parking,, Agency. 649-8464. 389-6149. Realty Co., 282-6276. gross yearly $4,200. Robert Wol-; ins, 649-5132. room Cape. 3 or 4 bedrooms. 2 financing T. J. Crockett. Realtor, ington. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 19.55. ^ , every phase of business, oofn- full baths, large kitchen, living 643-1577. Wanted— Real Estate 77 Oiastal areas were just as hot Its Second Visit' munity and social life. verton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. . VERNON - ASSUME mortgage BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — 4 OPEN HOUSE Sunday. Come as the city, while normally torrid _ — ---- ^ I room with fireplace, dining room bedroom Cape, 1% baths, dining That’s why Dale Carnegie well kept 5-room ranch, built-in OLDER HOME — make an offer. 425 Hackmatack desert areas were relatively cool. training in effective speaking f ' * E CENTER STREET — C-zone i kitchen, natural woodwork, walk and den, aluminum .siding, ga room, living room with fireplace, Street. Custom designed Cape, "Polly Spooner,” a happy parrot dwelling. Ideal for business and - rage, $18,500. Phllbrick Agency, NEW LISTING ’The heat was borne on winds makes such good sense for the out abasement, large sloping lot garage. High location and deep MANCHESTER fireplaced living room with book which got hotter as they neared owned by Mr. and Mrs. William professional offices or combina 649-8464. lot. Ideal for children. $17,500. HAVE CASH BUYERS Sunday School man or woman who is active Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Manchester cases, formal dining room, spa Spooner, 30 Eva Dr., la paying a tion apartment and office layout. Mancli ester Robert Wolverton Agency, Real the coast. in busine.ss. community and y MANCHESTER - New listing. Large older home in exception cious kitchen with disposal rec WAITING FOR This trend was expected to be Weekdays 649-4581, eve. 649-1421. tors, 849-2313. Andover — 8 family 5-8-8. good return visit to Lutz Junior Museum social affairs. It prepares you Built 1962. Beautiful 6 room ranch ally good condition. Extra reation room, double garage, Week Marked reversed with the onset of cooling to handle situations arising to EXCELLENT VALUES income, 8-car garage. 32x60 treed lot. Owner. HOUSES for one -week, beginning tomorrow. 14^E.~CENTER ST. — Excellent with 1’4 baths. G.L. kitchen, in BOLTON VICINITY — Neat, spa outbuilding suitable for small large yard with privacy. Must ocean breezes. He was guest at the museum last • Business Conferences location for commercial use. Also 5 ROOM COLONIAL cluding dishwasher. Carpeted liv be seen for full appreciation. BUILDINGS The highest temperature report cious 4 room ranch home, garage, business. Good financing avail BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED Co In obeervajice of National Sun spring. • Sales Meetings fine location for professional of ing room with fireplace. Alumi I ’ .j wooded acres, only $13,900. able. Call now. Ideal family home. For indi LAND day School Week, Sept. 29 to Oct. ed Friday in Southern California • Club Groups fices. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. vidual attention call lonial, 2*4 baths, 9 rooms, 3 fire was 112 at El Toro, 40 miles south Polly, whose Latin name. Chry-1 3 BEDROOMS - $12,900 num storms and screens. Large Hayes Agency, 643-4803. places, hot water heat, cabinet RAILROAD SIDINGS 6, the Salvation Army Youth De • Committees lot. Robert Wolverton Agency. partment has scheduled several of Los Angeles. .sotis Festivas meaning festive par- • ('M'vic Affairs 253-255 Highland Street. kitchen, acreage. (Tarlton W. AND ESPECIALLY rot. suits him well, loves the at-1 Realtors, 649-2813. _____ 4-4 duplex older — but com SWEEPING VIEW — 1963 three B & N AGENCY Hutchins. Realtor, 649-5132. special events. • Social Groups I,and For Sale 71 bedroom Gold Medallion Ranch, JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY tention he gets from one and all • Church Meetings Modest, authentic colonial, $8,500 — Well kept 5H room ranch. pletely remodeled Inside Roger M. Negro Last night, over 30 local Salva at the museum. He greets everyone i country setting, excellent kitch and out, 2 heating systems, built-in stove, huge lot, only $14,- R id 649-5261 — 646-7445 — 643-6219' tionist youth leaders and Sunday e PTA and School Groups COVENTRY — A fine 6’-4 acres at ^ 643-8727 Rogers Appointed 3 bedrooms, attractive dining 900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, MANCHESTER For quick action call and loves to mimic the laughter e Seminars. Panels a very fair price. Call Madeline en. oil heat, garage, on bus area, suburban. Owner anxious. aluminum storms, lot 138x- School teachers met at the church 649-5132. for their annual banquet. Ladies of which his antics evoke. 1 More than 1,000 men and wom Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. _____ line, quick occupancy, very Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 200 feet. Asking $18,500. To Civil War Unit He is more than 50 years old , good condition. Easily fi A Ti'emendous Achievement GANZER & CO. the Salvation Army Friendship en have taken this Course to 649-5132. SO. WINDSOR — 8 room raised VERNON — COZY 5 room Ranch, Circle served a baked ham dinner, and came from the Amazon section ‘ help achieve their goals. 0*11 nanced. HEBRON — 6 room Cape less than 3 bedrooms, fireplace, paneled Spurred by the demand of big 376 E. Center Street, Manchester Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER - Duplex 6-6, as ranch, 4 bedrooms, dining room 2-years-old. Fireplace, oil hot 643-7567 after which the group attended a John E. Rog-ere Sr., 1163 E. Mid of South America. for complete information. 27 Huntington Street. family room, 1% baths, fireplace wall, bullt-ins, storms, reasonable. families for bestos siding,- aluminum storm 4-4 two family, beautifully water heat, full cellar. Over acre devotional service. Youth Director dle Tpke., was named to the Con- BOWERS SCHOOL - 6 room Cape, built-ins, 2-car garage. FHA ap Owner 876-2833. Complete Real Estate Service Alton J. Munaie presided, and the BRAE-BURN REALTY doors and windows, two hot water decorated, fine neighborhood lot. 643-0985. Four bedrooms, nebticut Civil War Centennial 1 BALE 8 finished, llfeUme siding, very heating systems, 2-car ‘ garage. praised at selling price, $21,500. MANCHESTER — Six room Cape, Rev. Don Charles, regional direc clean livable home. Immediate 2-car garage, reduced to *' Robert Wolverton Agency, Real Privacy, (3ommis3ion yestei-day by Govern Liver Transplant 11% return. Shown by appoint $17,900. rec room, 2 baths, nice fenced tor of Youth For Christ Interna occupancy. Only $13,900. Hayes tors, 649-2813. Entert^nment space. tional, brought a challenging mes or JoJin Demppsey. CARNE6IE 643-6273 ment. $28,800. Owner 875-7362. MANCHESTER in yard. $600 down. Carl Zinsser, Modem refinements, Patient, 58, Dies' Agency, 648-4803.______643-0038. Howard Realty Co., 282- sage to those in attendance. Cap'.. Rogers is among eiglit additoon- VERNON — Like new 6 room L- MANCHESTER — Ideal home for with Economy, Legal Notice Charles Drummond, Divisional MANCHESTER — Newly listed. 6275. al appointments to the cornmi.'jsion. COURSE FOR shape brick ranch, manicured a small family. 4 rooms just like Country charm near center of Youth Secretary for the Salvation now totaling 25, who will plan BOS'TON (AP) — raeven days Gorgeous. 6 room ranch, 3 bed gro’inds, sparkling condition. Un J. D. REALTY new. 2-car garage. Centrally lo town. 8 bedroom ranch with 1*4 The Nowak Construction AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at $14,500 - 6 ROOM CAPE, Immacu VERNON — Exceptional value. Army in Connecticut and Rhode centennial observance ceremonies after he underwent a delicate liv- j MEN and WOMEN rooms, ceramic tile bath, kitchen, der $20,000. Hayes Agency. 643 cated. $13,900. T. J. Crockett baths. Large living room with Owner anxious to sell. 6 room Company has ready for Manchester, within and for the District Island, was also in attendance and dining area, 16x18 living room late condition, nearly finished, of Manchester, on the 23rd day of Sep during the coming year. er transplant operation, Joseph j 4808. 643-1577. fireplace. Walkout basement. ranch completely furnished or un your inspection tember, 1963. ^ ^ , brought greetings on behalf of IM- to • Effective Speaking with fireplace. Garage. Nice lot fireplace, open stairs, recreation 618 Center St. Screened patio. Park-llke set Present. Hon. John J. Wallelt, Judge. Superintendent of the Bishop’s Bingel, 58, of Boston died Friday | room, wooded lot, Manchester. furnished. Call 643-0002. vlflonal Headquarters. Maj. K. Corner, We.st Hartford, Post Of • Human Relations with trees. $16,200. Robert Wolver LOOKING FOR A 4 bedroom Cape ROCKLEDGE — 3 bedroom L- ting. Close to recreation, Tlie Eight Room Colonial Estate of Christian Staiger. late of Walter Lamie, local pastor, pro- night in Peter Bent Brigham; ton Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. Carlton W. Hutchins. 849-8132. 643-5129 Manchester. In said District dece^ased. fice, Rogers is known as the • Memorj- ’Training in attractive, central location? ranch, large living room, fire schools and shopping. 4*4% SOU’TH WINDSOR — 6*4 room The administrator, having exhibited ncunced the benediction. Hospital. I Fireplace, storms, shrubs. Rea DeLuxe — Price $22,500 "Book of Knowledge" on the his • Sales Training MANCHESTER RANCH - 3 bed place, family kitchen with dining mortgage. Price $18,200. ranch, 3/4 acre, fireplace, excel hl.s administration account with said Sunday morning the Sunday Bingel. who entered the hos-1 ^Iton — 51^ room ranch over sonable. 649-6436. area. Basement with full size lent condition, convenient location, estate to this Court for allowance, it is tory of the Negro to New Bng- looking lake, fireplace, screen rooms, kitchen with built-ins, FABULOUS FINANCING ORDERED: That the 10th day of School will hold its annual pro pital with a malignant liver tu- j birch cabinets, dining room, living windows, garage, private wooded asking $15,900, .small amount October, 1963, at eleven o’clock, fore motion and make attendance laJ*d. mor, was given a tran.splant Sept. i ed porch, large lot. lakefront OWNER down. Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, $2,700 cash and $172 monthly to His investigations into Mianches- privileges, oil heat, price re room with fireplace, natural MANCHESTER'— If you are look lot, $21,500. Phllbrick Agency, 849- eluding taxes buys this home. noon, at the Probate Office In the Mu awards to nearly fifty pupils who 16 from patrolman Edward C. Cal South Windsor 8464. Call 649-5181 after 5 p.m. 289-0939. nicipal Building In said Manchester, ter history have revealed a way- lahan, 36, after the officer died duced, $11,900. woodwork, aluminum combina ing for a home that you can move or weekends. Featuring: be and the same Is assigned for a have attended Sunday School for stop in town of the ’underground tions, 3-years-old, $18,300. Phil- A treat to visit. into without touching even so hearing on the allowance of said ad 40 Sundays or more in the past of bullet wounds suffered to a MANCHESTER — Most inunacu- Estate size yard with city water, ministration account with said estate, railroad,’ which secretly conducted Bolton Lake — 4 room ranch, brick Agency, 649-8464. much as a paint brush, call us sewer; cheery basement with oil year. ’The following young people Negroes to Canada from slavery gunfight with holdup men. garage, excellent condition, Solid satisfaction to live in. for a look at this Immaculate 7 late 6 room Colonial, walking dis ascertainment of heirs and order of B i n g e r s condition improved THE PHILBRICK AGENCY offers tance to school, features kitchen THE SUBURBAN RANCH on Manchester Ridge—with 8 bed COLCHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, furnace, baseboard hot water distribution, and this Court directs that liave aoliieved perfect attendance in the south before the Civil War. ' only $10,500. Nestled in trees, this roomy room ranch with a beautiful view. radiation; 1% baths; attic exhaust notice of the time and place assigned awards for one year! Linda Orfl- steadily after the rare transplant this real neat compact Cape han custom-built ranch is an eye- with built-in oven, range and dish recreation room, 2-car garage, BOLTON for said hearing be given to all per This year he was elected mo.st Asking only $23,500. T. J. Crock rooms, 11/2 baths, an oversized garage and a large paneled fan; Inter-com system: Tappan teUi, ’Tom Tedford, Peter Ferriera, worshipful grand master of the but he took a sharp turn for the GOODCHILD-BARTLETT dy to everything. Large living catcher. Big family room, two ett, 643-1577. washer. birch cabinets, living many extras. $15,600. 4 3/4% as sons known to be Interested therein to room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, oven, range, dishwasher; and the appear and be heard thereon by pub Patty Orfitelli, Gary Perrett, Gail Connecticut Lodge, Masons of the worse this week. He became sev room with fireplace, family size fireplaces, garage. Basement family room. $18,990 complete. No extras. sumable VA If desired. 4 Lynn lishing a copy of thi.s order in some erely jaundiced and function of REALTY kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath FIVE ROOM CAPE, fireplace, oil 1% baths, full finished rec room, best to decor, flooring, tiling, newspaper having a circulation in said Blevins, Sliaron Tedford, Linda Prince Hall affiliation. He is a rumpus room partitioned and St. or 637-5608. U * R built 4-year-old, 6*4 cablneting, vanities, etc. Four big the transplanted liver deteriora 289-0939 — 643-7925 down, 2 finished rooms up. $15,- ready to finish. Excellent areiT heat, combination windows, con 2-car garage, $21,500. Robert Wol District at least seven days before the Hastings, Paul Bomanowlcz, Philip member of other ciidc and frater verton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room ranch that offers 3 bed bedrooms, enormous family room, day of said hearing, and by mailing on Romanowicz, Susan Orfitelli, Sha nal organizations. ted, a hospital statement said. D.\LE CARNEGIE 900. Dial 649-8464 for appointment Price $19„800. venient location, excellent neigh rooms, 2 baths, living room or before September 27, 1963. by certi- to see this one. borhood. Circumstances make it formal dining room, living room ron Munsie, Geoffrey Perrett and with stone fireplace, kitchen with fireplace, big kitchen. 51st Year Glenn Roberts Agency, necessary to sell sub.stantially be NEAT-SWEET- and dining area, G.E. built-ins, Gerald Perrett. A Yard Of Fabric MLS Realtors Superintendent Munsie and his OVER ONE MILLION low appraisal for quick sale. 643- birch cabinets, breakfast bar. Fleming Street, Conn.: Elsie McCannon, Manchester 844-1521 — 289-5149 6515. HOME SEEKERS COMPLETE Ba.sement has brick fireplace, Heights. Winsted. Conn.: Carrie Sum wife, who reside at 88 Bridge St., GRADU-ATES Easy Cross-stitching! West of Broad, ner. 51 Elm St.. Rockville. Conn.; will leave early Wednesday mom- • a U M B IN C BOLTON — 5’ 3 room ranch on 2nd Section walk-out door, to a patio, 2-car Lawrence Staiger. 18 FVanklin St., AHENTION to" for the three-day National Route 85, 2 bedrooms, living room attached garage, plus 1 de South of Woodland. Rockville. Conn.; Helen Am. 20 Frank GERARD STREET — 4 bedroom tached, situated on a one acre lin St. Rockville. Conn. Sunday School Association Con Water Heaters dining room, kitchen, open stair INCO.MP ARABLE VALUE — Is the word for this adorable JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge • HEATING Colonial. 26 foot living room with wooded lot, only 5 minutes A1 Nowak didn’t spare the horses vention to Buffalo, N. Y. The con fireplace, family size kitchen, \ way up for expansion, breezeway 6-room Cape with 2-car garage, $ or 4 bedroom Cape. Lovely Legal Notices Humidifiers and garage, plus full basement, from the center of Manchester. on this home. (Jome see for your venUon, staffed by nearly 200 na formal dining room, center en almost an acre cf land, 1% living room with cozy fireplace, Like new throughout. Priced at tionally recognized professors, pas FREE lot 100x250. A steal at $15,900. T. baths, full dormer Only $16,300 formal dining room, 2 full self. Private appointment anytime. DECREE ON LIMITATION Dehumidifiers • AIR CONDITIONING trance, 2-car garage. Tree shaded only $24,800. Or see Sunday after 3:00 p.m. OF CLAIMS tors and directors of Christian ed DEMONSTRATION lot. $22,500. Robert Wolverton J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. and must be sold. baths, tastefully decorated and AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden metlcuously maintained. This Builder’s Representative, ucation from over 25 denomina Air Cleaners Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Ojiens Today at Coventry, within and for the Dis^lct tions, will be held at the StaUer MEETING! NORTH COVENTRY - $13,500. PICTURE BOOK RANCH — home is close to schools, bus, of Coventry, on the 28th day of Sep VERNON — Just over Manchester Neat completed 6 room Cape, oil Manchester Green area, 3 bed and shopping. We have so tember A.D. 1963. Hilton Hotel and Memorial Audi Heat Pumps hot water heat, large fenced yard. rooms, dining ro'jm, kitchen much more to tell you about u & R REALTY CO., INC. Glenn Roberts Agency, Prejmjit, Hon. Elmore Turkington, torium in Buffalo. It Is expected line. Like new 5’,4 room ranch, 1% Realtors HARTFORD baths, built-in kitchen with di Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. with built-ins, ba.scment garage, this lovely home, so don’t delay On motion of Rudolf Opitz. Adminis that approximately 10,000 dele Water Pumps beautifully treed U>t. Live in a FIRST SECTION ALL SOLD OUT 643-2692 trator, Pine I^akp Shores. Coventry. gates wiU be registered. WILLIAMS nette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, and call D. Julian today. 644-1521 Conn., on the estate of Ida Opitz. late Monday, Sept. 30 643-4803. QUIET SECLUSION - Huge quiet area of nice homes. Robert D. Murdock — 648-6472 of Coventry within said district, de- Next month. It is planned to Water Coolers screened porch, immaculate 7 have several local Sunday School OIL SERVICE. Inc. Tuesday, Oct. 1 COLONIAL — 2-car garro-e, 6 Manchester Ridge has become a smashing success with thre* MANCHESTER—Split-level home, room Split, 1% baths, garage, Lots For Sale 73 This Court doth docree that six f teachers attend the New England Water Softeners 8 P.M. close to all conveniences, deep large rooms, Manchester, $18,900. rooms, 1 baths in the most im models— and now there are four. The new Suburban Ranch JULIAN REALTY {he”‘c%duors'''orsald^'’ esta,'):''‘;o ex-i Sunday School Convention in landscaped lot. garage, utility maculate of condition, kitchen 526 F.4RMINOTON AVE, Carlton W Hutchins. 649-5132. has 8 bedrooms, IV2 baths, an oversized attached garage ana a TWO BUILDING lots, prime loca hibltm nu ihelr uieii iclaims miiitn ogcvi...-*..against the.. .• same v to ~ Boston, Mass. The local S. A. Zone Control HAR’TFORD room,' oil hot water heat, fire has all the built-ins, living room 649-9190 tion. city utlUUes. Phllbrick Agen the...... Administrator and " directs ‘that pui> Sunday School has been in con GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS 413 SUMMIT STREET — 7 ^ m lie notice bo jriven of thin order by Pitney-Bowe* Building. (Free place. two full baths, three bed has wall to wall carpeting, ex large wood panel family room. The other furnished model is ov6rsized Cap©, fireplac©, dlnlnj^ cy. 649-8464. tinual operation for nearly sev rooms, $19,500. Robert Wolverton tra special full basement size rec advertising in a newspaper having a Bath Rooms KnoH-n for Quality Product* and Service Parking in Rear). Only 1 the faiftous Forum House, already a classic. And, there are two room, large kitchen, paneled den circulation In said district, and , by enty-five years, maintaining Bible Block West of Cinerama. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room. Enough said call to.lay. or fourth bedroom,' spacious IN BUSINESS ZONE 2, a corner nostlmr a copv thereof on the public classes for all ages. ’These spe other ever-popular homes, the spacious Split Level and th# COLONIAL — 2 large bedrooms, lot of 70x160, plus an adjoining lot •------1 in said town of Coventry near- 841 Broad St., Manche*ter— 9-4548 SPECIALLY PRICED, $15,800 closets, 1*4 baths, built-ins, est th place where the deceased last cial events are part of a current pan^ltd d6n, aluminum siding screened breezeway and garage, in the rear of 60x140. Excellent lo dwelt. crusade of "Reaching and Teach- --6-room Cape close to E. Cen gracious and roomy Raised Ranch. ■tormz and awnings. Beauty and cation. T. J . Crockett, Realtor, Certified from R<^cord tn«r for PhTdat ” REDUCED — ter St., Junior and Senior H.gh 1 on nicely landscaped lot. $17,800. ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge Cannot.. MANCHESTER charm throughonut. Bowers area Owner 649-2326. 643-1677. Schools. 4 bedrooms, in excel Owner 649-6061. QUICK SALE NEEDED lent repair, best of financing There's a new park, too available. Wed. Oct. 2 62 Duval St. Immediately adjacent to Manchester Ridge, the City of Man Colonial — A-1 shape, 8 king INVESTMENT chester has over four acres of brand new park. Long known 8 P.M. .sized bedrooms, 1V4 baths, 2- WISE as the "City with Village Charm,” Manchester is a great place car garage, natural wood trim, Whlton Library Auditorium carpeting, large lot. We have many 2 and 3 family to live—and getting even better. Imagine having a park right 85 North Main Street houses! Listed, especially a 3-4 Manchester E. J. CARPENTER, duplex on the West Side close next door. BROKER to the bus line and a two family flat on the East Side in a fine Be Our Guest! No Cost! AGAIN No Obligation! 649-5051 residential ai'ea. Also check over Hotpoint Customline kitchen built-in oven and TOMORROW our list of available bqilding A lots. •urface units— also at no extra cost. To win a promotion. . .prepar* (SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29) for it! Make yourself prornot- $13,900 — HERE’S A CAPE on a 8242 12 MOTIFS able! 10-20 lot full of beautiful trees and REALTOR To Service You Better, oiii of Trim kitchen towels' with the.se shrubs that affords the maximum Manchetiiter Board of Realtors fice is open 7 days a weex. We VA and FHA FINANCING—No down payment for qualified Is all you need for this hand easy-cro.ss-stitch vegetable motifs! of privacy. All six rooms finished have many other listings avsil- veterans. Minimum down on FHA mortgages. 10 Wavs This Course Will some weskit in the smaller .sizes! The rich colors will add a glow to plus a nice enclosed rear porch. able for your inspection—so leel 1 to 5 P-M. Benefit Men and Women And ju-st a little more for the slim the towel rack! T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. free to drop in or call us at your 1. Increase Poise and skirt. Make several sets for fall- Pattern No. 5639-H has hot-iron convenience. Confidence into-winter. transfer for 6 motifs; embroidery No. 8242 with Patt-O-Rama is stitches; color chart; directions 2. Speak Effectively to sizes 10, 12, 14. 16, 18, 20. Bust for making luncheon set and MANCHESTER 3. Sell Yourself and 'S;our WESLEY R. SMITH ^ RIDGE 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, weskit, 1 apron. AGENCY Ideas yard of 54-inch; skirt, IH yards. To order, send 35c in coins to; BEAUTIFUL— ANSALDI BUILT 4. Be Yourself with Any To order, send 50c in coins to: Anne Cabot, Manchester Eve 234 CENTEat STREET TO 649-1894 Group Sue Burnett, The Manche.ster Eve ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF 5. Remember Names ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, BE AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.V. 6. Think and Speak on 7 ROOM COLONIAL Your Feet N. Y. For first-class mailing, add 10c For lat-class mailing add 10c for for each pattern. Print Name, SOLD 7. Control Fear and Worry each pattern. Print Name, Address Address with Zone and Pattern ^.HARtTORO CORNER SPRING ST. and TAM ROAD 8. Be a Better with Zone, Style No. and Size. Number. 70 OTIS OPEN HOUSE Hid Conversationalist The new fall and winter ’63 Just 50c for the New ’63 Album! 9. Develop Your Hidden Basic Fashion will delight every Many lovely designs! Directions BEAUTIFUL HOME . . . IN A BEAUTIFUL SETTING! Large Talents home sewer. Gift coupon printed for suit and afghan in knit; doily, STREET HOWARD edgings and slippers in crochet! JOHNSON’S !^ family room with fireplace, living room with fireplace, I Vi tile 10. Earn That Better Job, Inside. 50c. (Corner of Forest) SUNDAY, Sept. 2 9 -2 -5 P.M. More Income baths. Large kitchen with built-in Stove, pishwa$her and Dis Follow Route 88 to Route 80. First right, north We are offering for Im posal. Large porch, two-car garage, amesite drive. o< WUbur Cross Highway. mediate sale this attrac 80 ARNOn RD. tive' six room ranch home Three large bedrooms. DALE Manchester Green with more than Its share Agent on Premises Noon to Dark of extras. Three bed MANCHESTER Full basement and attic. All plastered walls with full insula rooms, family room and — Saturdays till 6 P.M. — CARNEGIE large living room make L-Ranch, 6'/i amadous rooms, lo(»ted in desirable iRockledge tion. All city utilities. Lot has beautiful shade trees. this an ideal home for Phone 644-1508 ANTIQUE SHOP section, three bedrooms, garage, ^ade trees, private landscaped the larger family. Loca We could talk until the cows come home about this home, tion couldn’t be nicer—1 lot. Is N o w O p e n ... block from Main, school but you've really got to see it to appreciate it. COURSES and churches. Priced for 421.500 ' 481 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE quick sale at $23,500 with COME . . . INSPECT ALL ITS FEATURES .. .TOMORROW! I Presented by Managemeht De MANCHESTER. CONN.— PHONE 643-7222 prompt occupancy avail DIRECTIONS: East on Middle Turnpike or East Center Street, velopment Institute—For Fur able. Inspection at your past MO’TT’S SUPERMARKET, to Arnott Road, ftrst right past ther Information Write or (3*11 convenience. R. Michael Francoeur, Pitney- Open Afternoons or by Appointment traffic signal. t A S S O C I A T E S] CHARLES LESPERANCE Bowes Building. 526 Farming- I ton Avenue, Hartford, Conn. (Or Evenings) 649-7620 • TYRA and GEORGE FINDELL • Robert J. Smith PHILBRICK AGENCY DIRECTIONS? SOUTH M AW S-TREICT TO Phone 232-6000 INC. SrmNTTB ON SPRING STREET TO TAM ROAD. LOOK FOR SIGNS. 361 MAIN STREET A Name Recognized for Good Homes Don’t Miss It! Manchester’s Rodeo Show 963 Main Street 611 New Park Ave., West Hartford— 233-558? Vernon Stables—October '20th 649-6241 ” 649-8464
( r / iATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968
V A Q E T W M jT ® llattrbPBtpr lEufttittB 1$gntli> Retail Sales Minnechaug Pick A^ut Town Of Girl Scouts In Town Up, CMrl fioout Troop 1 will ^onaor a faahlon show, "Alter Octo^r, For Area Name Says Chamber Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Ver- e x p a n d i n g Planck School. Rrfreslunents wUl | Minnechaug , District was the Expansion of the Welles Farm Retidl stdes hi Miuicheater in be eerved. Tickets may be pur- ■ name chosen for the Manchester, Wagon Gift Shop headquarters on creased 2.2 per cent during tha chaaed at the door; Rt. 83, Talcottville, will provide second quarter of 1968, when com- * Bolton, GlEistonbury district Thurs more space for us to go deeper ..c- v ; . pared with the same period In 1962, -Frlendehip Circle of the Salva day at a workshop and business Into the gift line, providing a wide Jamea DeRocco, chairman of tha tion Army will have a service pro- meeting at Camp Merrle Wood. pricing ot items, all in good Msinchester Chamber of Com jrram Monday at 7:45 p.m. at, the ■ About 90 Girl Scout Leaders and taste, for every member of the merce’s RetaU Division, announced church. Mrs. Maynard Clough and members of service teams attend family,” Mrs. Franklin Welles said the increase and the sales figures Mrs. Robert Lyons will serve as ed the meeting. yesterday. yesterday afternoon. hostesses. Mrs. R. W. Taylor, district chair Total retail sales In the town In "During our planned Oct. 16 creased to *18,618,000 for the quar- man, headed a committee which opening day, we will feature 'hot Four Manchester Marines com picked the name for the district ter, as compared to 318,128,000 dur mulled cider,’ ” she added. "This ing the same period in 1982. pleted recruit training at the t o - from those submitted by leaders will tie In with our old fashioned rine Corpe Recruit Depot. and service team members. DeRocco attributes part of the philosophy of the old country store increase to the chamber’s retail teland, S. C. They are Pvt. John Mrs. Taylor' was also in charge and our aim to give a personal R e T Monaco, son of Mr. and Mrs. of planning. Mrs. Nelson Richmond promotions - the under-the-um- touch in customer service,” she taellas Sidewalk Sales, the sum- Thomas R. Monaco, 135 Love 'Lane; was training coordinator. Trainers v>,,SWW. Pvt. AUyn E. Martin, son of Mr. were Mrs. Everett Kelsey, knives added. mertlme Hawaiian Days, m d tha and Mrs. AUyn F. Martin, 113 and other outdoor tools: Mrs. An Salespeople 'will dress country someUmes zanily promoted Wash Bretton Rd.; Pvt. Donald Lappen. ton Latawlc, nature; Mrs. Charles style in the new Welles Farm Wa ington Birthday Sale. .son of Mr; and Mrs. John H. Lap- fiolary Governor Kelly, songs; Mrs. Nelson Rich gon atmosphere with men wearing He sees the success of the special straw haU and the women.- with sales stemming from merchants’ pen, 536 Gardner St.: and Pvt. John E. Grant, governor of Ro mond. knots; Miss Mira Krause of Ronald E. Starrett, son of Mr. and West Hartford, new district ad "old fashioned” aprons. ‘’excellent cooperation on our year- nr tary District 879. will be gueet of “I dc Mrs. David W. Starrett, 26 Fern- viser, tires, and Mrs. Manuel Mar This friendly neighborhood store round promotional calendar, and let’s as of Connecticut will continue to anticipates, "even more of a salea dale Dr. Mlanchester Rotary Club at the garlda, Peter Pan. aU the Country Club Tuesday. An as There will be a tea for Miss Jean carry its full line of S. S. Pierce, (Herald photo by Saternls.) increase for the fulqre.’ and mi Mi«i Sheila M. Graham of 44 sembly of officers, directors and Campbell, outgoing district ad food products, fresh fruits and the er viser, Sunday, Oct. 13 from 2 to vegetables from neighborhood pearan Bunce Dr. is in charge of forms committee chairmen will take and publicity for a University of 6 p.m. at Woodruff Hall, Center farms, and meat counter with S h w ” Hartford leadership conference place at 4:,30 p.m., and the meet- Congregational Church. Those prime meat products. How Friday, Oct. 4. to Sunday, Oct. 6, incr a»t.6:30. wishing further Information may The gift shop, which has been FREE DEUVERY lag ab During a one-y&ar terin, Rota^ contact Mrs. Richmond. 283 Spring located on the second floor, will be only a at Grttainger’s, Liberty, N. Y. diatrict governors visit all clul>s In night at 8 o’clock at the 'VFW rats. Majtma Co. Ltd., Tokyo, St. transformed Into office rental and has been a member of Toast says the maohlne “ emits ’meww 9 A.M. M 9 P.M. And— their districts. Grant will call on masters International. Home on E. Center St. ’The clinic, noses Thomas Vincent Andreoli, son 49 clubs in central Connecticut and space. one of several ’’Highway Safety” mew’ sounds and Its eyes have of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Andre The country store building, sparkling light. It is too much ARTHUR DRUR ftie B northern Mjassachusetts. s a l o n OPENS programs given by the parts firms, the la oli, 97 Bretton Rd.. is a freshman Voters Session which also houses the Talcottville will feature Jim Lyon, Dick Ca- trouble to dispose of dead rata, at S t Anselm's College. Manches Grant lives in Vernon and is Post Office, is owned by State ’The Parisian Coiffure beauty and the now product Is the answer burins owner of the J. E. Grant Associ sale. Bob Randzio and Walter also t ter, N. H. Slated Wednesday Senator Franklin G. Welles. salon Monday will open for busi Voelsch, Trlco factory specialists. for getting rid ol rata from ates of RockviVle, dealers in fuel ness at 55 Oak St. with hair styl homes,” the firm says... .Clutter of TV oil additives for commercial oil OPENS OFFICE ings by Mr. Steven and Miss of seat belts in the ftont seat of ter. users. He is a member of the There will be a voter making Clinton N. Greene of 900 Tolland The James M. Ganzer, local real ■Yvonne. Tpke., senior underwriter, Aetna a car is eliminated throus^ an WHIST and Rockville Rotary Club. session at the town clerk’s office The newest of Msmehester’s have I estate and auto salesman for the Casualty Sc Surety Co., was award automatic belt retraction device vision in the Mtinicipal Building from 5 past fifteen years, has opened a btauty salons will have three ed the C.P.C.U. (Chartered Prop offered by the spring division of _H a i to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, the first real estate firm at 357 E. Center booths and six driers Included in erty Casualty Underwriter) desig Borg-Wamer Coip., Bellwood, HI. SETBACK Olady the latest modem equipment and session under the sUte’s new voter St. nation during the Sept. 24 national -Hon) Manchester making laws, requiring monthly Ganzer and Company, presenting supplies. Conferment exercises of the Amer First National Stores has gone their Jr. Square admission of electors. Mr. Steven, formerly with a ican Institute for Property and well over the quarter million mark CARD PARTY "Di Applicants must be 21 y 9 fs leading Manchester beauty firm Liability Underwriters, Inc. in Its purposes of 4-H Baby Beef ws on Dance Club for eight years, is a graduate of at Eastern States Exposition since hnagi old, a state resident for at Iftast gponsored by the French will hold a one year, and a town resident for the Connecticut Institute of Hair Senator Barry Goldwater of It first partlc*peted In the project more "Fun at least six months. dressers at Hartford. Prior to his Arizona vriU be the featured speak in 1931. This year, First National Club of Manchester aU,” Night” Naturalized citizens, or citizens Manchester tusociation, Mr. Ste er at the 65th annual meeting of buyers paid 310,991.74 to 4-H How Thursday, by birth abroad to a United States ven was suiaoclated with G. Fox Sc the Connecticut Association of In boys and girls for M-head of baby MONDAY An Oct. 3 at citizen or by naturalization of a Company's salon and has spent dependent Insurance Agents to be be^ steers. has s the parent or spouse, must bring proof three months under M. Lewies in held Oct. 24 at the Statler-HUton In The Nancy Lynn Bakeries, SEPT. 30 be so DOUBLE Waddell of clUzemship. New York. Hartford. TTie visit will be non Bridgepori, a sulbaidtery of the lUs p School Miss Yvonne, a native of France, political. Onand Union Oo., the naiUon’s Gymnasium The town selectmen, Barbara E. attended a hairdressers school In ninth largest food chain, offlrially 8 P.M. WORLD GREEN from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Its Coleman and Robert Stau-kel, and Nancy, France, and worked there A new look in Downtown Man op«i«d a new 3180,000 potato open to all teens and prcteens Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, will for two years prior to coming to chester presents Itself In the form plant yesterday to supply 440 of ORANGE HALL from the sixth grade on. Caller preside. ’The remaining selectman, the United States in 1946. She nas of sidewalk flower boaces. Initiated the 600 Grand Union supermai> for the night will be I^e Pine. Everett A. Gamble, has submitted slhde gi aduated from the Connecti by Burton’s Inc. at 841 Mialn St. ksta, one located here at the Mion- Public Invited STAMPS his resigrnation for acceptance by Free Befreshments! Club is cut Ihstltute of Hairdressing, has and taken up by Harrison’s Sta chester Shoipplng Paiicade, along sponsored by the Manchester the town directors at their Oct. 1 returned to France to take a s « - tioners at 849 Main St. The bostee the Blaistom seaboard. AU WEEK Recreation Department meeting. week course In styUng and halr- now highlight a fall flower with Further information may be ob cutting at L’Oreal,il, 33 St. H’Onoro, their ’’H e « ^ Mums.” Seasoeial Oapt. Richard B. Lanlng, USN tained from the town clerk during Paris, during a two-year associa flowers or shrutos will be presented. (retired), has Joined United A ir regular business hours, 8:30 a.m. tion here In a Manchester beauty It WM reported today. craft Oocporatlon as osslotant to to 6 p.m. during the week. salon. Perry W. Pratt, vice preatdent and ijlir;!!!?-- NEW PRODUCTS: The Inventive dhief srienttot. Oaipt. Lanlng will i r ' p r e s id e s a t p a r l e y Japanese now offer a "Oat-Mew” be a member of toe advanced ill — WE SALUTE — Rjohert J. Boyoe of 100 Steep machine which Is supposed to scare plaiming staff. Hi Notice Jaroee M. Ganzer Hollow Lone, president of 'toe i l i THE SUNDAY SCHOOIS OF AMERICA Mkndhtoter Savings and lAJon As a new concept and methods In real sociation, and prerident of the __ NOW OBSERVING — WE HAVE DAILY estate service and appraisals. Is SovtngiB and Loon League of Oon- dolU equipped to handle mortgages, in NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEK DELIVERY TO THE terior decorating, architectural UHian Gertrude Grant service, remodeling, tendscaping, Announces 'Ihe Fall Opening of Her SeptenilHT 29-October 6 land development and appraisals. A native of Michigan. Ganzer SCHOOL OF THE SPEECH ARTS THE SALVATION ARMY SUNDAY SCHOOL BOLTON graduated from Manchester High To A Limited Number Of Adults 661 Main St.—“A Claes For Every Age”—9:80 A.M. School and holds an associates de T or An Evening Course With Private Instruction In gree In business administration VOICE. DICTION, PHONETICS, AREA from Worcester Junior College r ■* (1948). After attending the Uni ORAL INTERPRETATION versity of Connecticut, in 1949 he AND THE ALLIED SPEECH ARTS LENOX went into selling real estate for Available time beginning first and second weeks In October. Russell Isham, builder, in Bloom For details please call Miss Grant 648-1163. field. A former dramatic recltaUst, Miss Grant has for many years BANTLY OIL 00. PHARMACY He later worked for Alexander conducted studios of the speech arts (formerly In Hartford FUEL on. "WOW" What Service Jarvis, Manchester buUder, as a| as well as Manchester) and has continued since 1985 the direc 299 E. CENTER ST. salesman, and also handled the 881 MAIN 8T. PLACE ORDER— PICK IT CP W 10 tion of The Expression Club for those completing required firm’s advertising layouts. work. References upon request Phone 648-4696 W N T BELIEVE US? THEN TRY US! TEL. Ml 9-0896 From 1954 through 1962, Gan zer was one of the top automobile salesmen for Moriarty Bros, on B o PIZZA-RAY'S Center St. In 1959, he was second best salesman for Lincoln Mer 130 SPRUCE STREET — Ml 3-0031 cury. New England Dlvisltm, and Open 2-11— Sun. 4-10 LARGE has been an exclusive Lincoln Con SMALL Sat. till 12 tinental salesman for that firm. He ran for state senator in 1966, has Robert'J. Boyoe CLOSED WEDNESDAY »1.25 such hobbles as photography, para 75c 25c Extra Each Item chute jumping, motorcycle riding, neoticut. wlU preside at th« league’s annual oonvemtion to be held alt Schlne Inn, Ctoloapee, Mlaas., on O ot 11 and 12. r( )\i \'ric Proniinent ^>eake*B in the flnaa- DR. RUTH FANTA olal fleid, Inchiidtog PWhp Hewes, ).\1 I '( )KJ’ CVmneotlcut banking oomanlasian- THE ARMY AND NAVY PODIATRIST er. win be preeewted. J MEANS Boyce heads toe league, which (House and Hale ta oompriood of 40 rinite and fed- Buildinsr) ewdly chartered asBooiatlone in ^\jgBBiOAN O o AX j ConnooUcut having some 77 offices HAS RESUMED and holding seecta epproachlng 31 bdUton and 457.568 savings ac- BINGO for fuel oHs, service, oounta. As spocdoltata In borne AND HER REGULAR heating equipment Ananoing, toe group boIdB 88,083 DANCING EVERY SATURDAY MGHT OFFICE HOURS nvorigages for 3779,693,000. phone 522-8151 O F THE 8 O'CLOCK TEL. 648-14*4 j o in s f e l u n s 170 PEARL STREKl' . c::arIo Vigo of 66 Charter Oak St., HARTFORD. CONN. one of Greater Hartford’s foremost chefs. Is now associated with Pel- line, at 7 Walnut St., Manchester’s PARISIAN COIFFURE newest restaurant which presents Open For Busirfess PARK RESTAURANT S5 O A K STw ARCHIE’S AAfERIGA^ LUNCHEONEnE 187 NORTH MAIN STREET _ FEATURING — MONDAY, SEPT. 30 1081 MAIN ST. — Opposite Army-Navy Club HOT WEINERS — Featuring — OPENING SPECIAL PARTY SPECIAL HAMBURGS • NEW MODERN SALON FREE INGREDIENT FREE PIZZA With Our Special Sauce • LATEST TECHNIQUES WITH EACH PIZZA Owner Manager^ • FINEST MATERIALS Mozzarella and Cheese WITH EACH ORDER Richard Gavis Orlando Moriconi • PERSONALIZED SERVICE OF FOUR OR MORE At No Extra Cosi Make an appointment to Call 649-8316 For Phone Orders see us soon AUTO DISCOUNT HOUSE, INC. FRAN DICKENSON PreaMent
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The feather A r n tig t Daily Nat Press Run ForeoMt of U. & Wentber Burenu For tile Week Ended ■eptefUber M, 19M d ea r end cool tonight. Iahw *6 to 40. Tnesdey eimny with rhilder 1 3 ,7 5 8 afternoon temperati^rte. Blgh 86 to 70. Mcodier od the Audit ^ Barenn of (Xroidntlon - Manchetter^A City of Village Charm PRICE SEVEN CENTS MANOaSSTER, CONN^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1968 fOMalfled AdrertteiBg on Pnge 10) ▼OL. LXXXn, HO. SOT (SIXTEEN PAGBSIL 7 . Moss Says State N ew s U.S. Curbed Roundup State Arrests 2 I W ar News Mass Protest Set If W allace Speaks WASHINGTON (AP) — am A congressional subcommittee NEW HAVEN (AP)—The today accused the State De New Haven branch of the Na partment of “ hiding the facts from the American public” by tional Association for the Ad vancement of Colored People restricting newsmen in South (NAACP) today called for a Viet Nam. The criticism came from the mass protest demonstration House subcommittee on informa if Gov. George C. Wallace of Probe tion, headed by Rep. John B. Alabama speaks at Yale Uni Moss, DCalif. versity. "In recent weeks," a report by The Alabama governor has not the subcommittee said, "the ■RIR\TTNfll-l AM Ain ( A P )* !'’ "hen he engaged in a near-questioning. He al.-^o declined to yet decided whether he will accept BIKAlI.NliHAiM, Ala. ( , ^ newsman at a .segre- definitely link Uiem with the bla.st American public has been buT' an Invltotion from two student or- _ prised by developments in Viet eanizations at the Yale Law gallon meeting. I at the IfiUi St. Bapli.st , hun-h Nam--developments which have School. A date in mid-November 1^ r' to(ia\ | has been affiliated with I Sept. 15 in ";!'!< h four young Ne- been many months in the making. was suggested. nnti-integralion activities, mostly pro girls weie killed, The report st£id "the restrlcUve ^ for further investigation into' The NAACP called for a protest series of bombings that in the Warrior area south of Bir-j The two men arrived at the city U.S. press policy in Viet Nam . . . jail, where .some II.IIX) Negro dem demonatration of "at have rocked this racially trou- mingham. Last summer he was unquestionably contributed to the persons’ if Wallace decides to-., ... - . * arrested while going to a Ku Klu.\ onstrators were held la.st spring, lack of information about condi come to New Haven. bled cit> for seveial yeais. Klnn raliy in Tuscaloosa a short in a highway patrol car with two tions in Viet Nam which created It requested all organizations in Col. AI Lingo, head o( t’ c stale lihie before tlie University of Ala troopers. Dressed in sport shirts an international crisis. the Negro comhiunity to partict- highway patrol, .said that others bama was desegregated. Stale of and slacks, they covered then "In.stead of hiding th^ facts fares as they were led into the from the American public,” the pate in a parade and rally, and in | picked up in the intensified inves- ficials identified him as a Klans- picketing,.Of the building in which ' tigation have been released. He | nmn and said that he was carry jail. subcommittee concluded, "The Although the Investigations into State Department should have Wallace speaks. ! declined to say how many others i jng a weapon. done evei^hing possible to ex In its statement, the NAACP | had been questioned. | been under sur- the bombings there have been at Mass is celebrated at today’s session of the Ecumenical Council in St. Peter’s in Rome. said that an appearance at Yale b y ! Night Warden L. A. Holt-omb villance by city, county and fed- least 40 had been Inten.sifierl pose the true situation to full since the church explosion, these Wew.” At left center is the table of four cardinalss named by Pope Paul to rule on procedural other Southern segregationists' idgntifipd the two being held as | eral agcnt.s. The local law enforce- would cause "little or no adverse were the first arrests. A tip-off The subcommittee directed problems. (AP PhotQfax.)______- -R ‘ R. E. Chambli.sa. 59. and Charles rncnt agencies^ .said that the ar- most of its criticism at a cable response on the part of the New Cagle, 22, both of the Birmingham rests by the state eame as a sur that they were coming eame Sun prepared by Carl T. Rowan, now Haven Negro community, even area. prise. day nigtit in Montgomery from the though the message of such bigots Lingo said the state wa-s eon- office of Gov. George C. Wallace. ambassador to Finland, and sent Church Redefinition Favored , , j. , u. ___11 Chambliss was found innoeent in, ------. , over the signature of Secretary of to a Yale audience might well tc ^ charge of flogging while ducting its investigation separate- A statement .said that 'arrests State Dean Rusk to the U.S. em the same in content as any by Wal-I has been active in 1 ly from any other police agency, were imminent ' in the churcli bassy In Saigon early in 1962. la^- ..■anti-integration efforts. Officers^ Lingo would give no information nouneement of the arre.sts did not This cable is stUl classified al- ’The organization said it would ^ Festrain Chambliss recent- i on the men. nor on results of the. bombing. But the actual Uiough its provisions are no long protest Wallace s appearance be specify the church blast. It said: er In effect. The subcommittee, Conclave Fast-Paced cause "he has plummeted the State investigators have taken parai^uaslng the language, said level of bestiality imaginable in into custoiiy and are holding two it contained these guidelines for brutes of his state to the lowest persons in connection with the Bir bandUng American news corres VATTPAN PITY draft would not help the<^U Intended and what it !e they this so-called enllg-hteenlightened age of mingham bombings. Their iden pondents in Viet Nam: V. J j-3 rauRA of Christian unitv are trying to do.” the 20th century, Peace, Prosperity tities are being withheld in the in 1. "News stories which criticise proposed redefinition of the _ ^ .. cmincU He described the first session, Wallace originally was invited to terest of the continuing investiga the President Ngo Dinh Diem gov conveneid by the late Pope John 1 speak at Yale by the Yale Politi- tion.” Roman Catholic Church won «p^,Ts^an*Lid today, % 7 n r o cal Union, an undergraduate or ernment could not be ‘forbidden’, general endorsement today posed correctlon.s and amend X X m . as "a sort of dry run" ’ Tile city has had more than 4h but ttey only Increase the difficul where there was bound to be ganization. Spokesmen for. the po bombings since World War II. but !f«W from the first prelates to ments to the first half of the topic JFK Tour Themes ties of the U.S. job." some disorder because of the size litical union said they withdrew the one which nearly destroyM sp e^ at the second phase of were mailed to the Vatican by the invitation at the request of 3. "Newsmen should be adviSed prelates around the world. of the gathering. the 16th Street Baptist church was that trifling or thoughtless criti the Vatican Ecumenical coun "But we learned from it and I president of the university. the worst. cism of flie Diem government No speakers expressed disap think the council will move much Kingman Brewster Jr., acting By FRANK COR>nBR About 20 persons were hurt in cil. proval of the topic today. Mayor Richard C. Lee, a Demo would make K difficult to main Two cardinals and six bishops more speedily this time,” added WASHINGTON (A P)— President Kennedy is approaching the blast, which sparked a near tain cooperation between the Spokesmen for the council said the American prelate, who asked crat, had also informed Wallace riot. Sporadic outbursts of vio took the floor in St. Peter’s as the speeches on the topic in general the 1964 presidential campaign with the apparent hope of UMted States and Diem.” 2,600 council fathers resumed to remain unidentified. at the time of the original invita lence continued through the day 3. "Newsmen should not be would end ’Tuesday, with the full In opening the council. Pope tion that he would be “officially borrowing a theme from former President Dwight D. Eisen and night. Two young Negroe.s working sessions. Pope Paul VI council then taking a vote whether transported on military activities reopened the council Sunday after Paul said its aims were redefini unwelcome” in New Haven. hower: Peace and prosperity.* were shot to death - one by po of the t ^ that are Ukely to re- to accept the topic In principle tion and reform of the Catholic Kennedy test-matketed t h e nedy’s speeches — u.sually In con lice officers and the other, as he a nine-month recess with a strong and proceed with detailed discus sidt la undesirable stories." appeal for reform. Church, restoring Christian unity Cun Was Jammed peace argpiment during the West nection with his argument that an was riding a bicycle. Two white The subcommittee said tiie sion. $ll-biIlion tax cut is vitally needed youths are free on $10,000 bonds ’The council press office, sum and closer contact with today’s HARTFORD (A P )—Sgt. Biagio ern tour he just completed. He cable bad been prepared by Row marizing today’s three-hour meet Briefings today at the council world. obviously was pleased with the re as anti-recession in.surance. If a an, then deputy assistant secrC- press office were- the first under He called the Episcopal assem Rucci, 33, didn’t know it at the tax cut is enacted before the elec (Continued on Page Eight) ing, told newsmen the topic before time, but the man he killed Sat sult, particularly because he drew taiy of state, and described him a new system designed to make bly a council "of Invitation, of warm response in the Rocky tion. and a recession is avoided, the assembly—“ De Ecclesla,” urday night was holding a gun as "an official with an admitted concerning the church—was ac public more information on the expectation, of confidence.” His Mountain area where many voters prosperity certainly will be one distrust tor the people’s right to council’s deliberations. At the first clear voice rolled through the that would not fire, police said favor the conservative policies of of Kennedy's major campaign cepted by speakers as "a good yesterday. know." foundation on which to build.” session last year, general sum- hushed basilica and out to a Sen. Barry Goldwater, Arizona claims. Bosch Exiled, ’The subcommittee based this de inaries were made public, but the crowd o f 60,(XX) persons in St. Francisco Mendez -Morino, _ 33, Jtepntatioan: — Thus, the Democratic presiden scription of Rowan, a former It was revised during the recess, press office did not include what Peter’s Square as he delivered the bad she bullets left in the maga tial candidate next year may em and undoubtedly will be revised Repeatedly, Kennedy was inter newsman, on a statement he made individual speakers said. 10,(XX)-word address in Latin. zine of his .26 automatic pistol, but rupt^ by applause as he talked ploy substantially the same argu further. It will be the main topic a shell had jammed in the cham Likely to Live A feeling weis evident among Like Pope John. Pope Paul up the limited nuclear test-ban ments that Eisenhower used suc (Ooatlnoed on Page Four) before the council’s session end- ber, police said. cessfully against Democrat Adlai Ing Dec. 4. the church fathers that the ses held the door open for a reuniting treaty, foreign aid and global in sion would move with greater of Christians. To the Protestant, Rued, firing his .38 revolver at volvement — all of which he E. Stevenson in 1956. In Puerto Rico Thee topic, considered the key to a man for the first time in his II On the .second of five days of all the council’s work, proposed a speed and efficiency than the Anglican and Orthodox observers credited with making brighter years as a policeman, missed with the prospects for peace. speechmaking, Kennedy began to new way for the Roman Catholic first, which ran from Oct. 11 to seated near him, he said: “ We SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican JFK Approval Dec. 8 last year. This session will lay no snares. We do not wish his first shot but put his second Unquestionably, this choice of swing away from conservation Clhurch to look at its structure. It and emphasize his contentions Republic (API — Ex-President came up originally at the council’s Continue until Dec. 4. to make of our faith an occasion bullet through Morino’s left arm subjects was to determine audi for polemics.” and chest. Morino was dead on ar ence reaction. But these topics al that, by shouldering international Juan Bosch sailed into exile first session last year and was A young American • bishop burdens, the United States is re Seen on Selling criticized by many fathers as summed up this spirit. “ I think Hopes for completing the coun rival at McCook Memorial Hos so concern Kennedy more deeply aboard a Dominican navy fa’igate than the conservation matters that pulsing. "the Communist offen being too juridlcial and academic all the bishops are coming back cil’s business .with greater dis- pital. today after charging the military Morino had shot Detective Ches were the announced focal point of sive." Wheat to USSR and not sufficiently pastoral. to this session with a lot more This argument was voiced In coup that overthrew him was or There was criticism that the orlg- enthusiasm. They know now what (Contlnued on Page Eleven) ter C. Stelmaoh through the hand his trip. Ironically, Kennedy was far less Montana, at Billings and Great ganized before his inauguration before Rucci brought him down. Falls, before Kennedy made it last February. WA8HINOTON (A P )— The big Rucci might well have been successful in striking sparks "dth appeals for bigger conservation the theme of the trip’s major ad A high official source said (juestion of whether to permit tiia wounded or killed himself if Mo programs than when he argued 1 dress - an appearance in Salt Bosch would bo landed on the ■ale of wheat to the Soviet Union Out of the Past: Earl Browder rino’s gun had not been jammed, for internationalist policies. j Lake City’s Mormon Tabernacle, French island of Guadaloupe. said Capt. Thomas C. Hankard. probably early today. With Bosch lies In the decision basket for Plugs for local conservation i In Salt Lake City, Kennedy The shooting of Morino put an projects drew applause, but audi- twice was interrupted by applause aboard the frigate Mella were hi.s President • Kennedy, returning )» end to a wild fray in his third ences rarely responded to talk as he saluted the limited nuclear wife and Gen. Antonio Imbert bis White House desk today. floor apjCrtment that began as a test-ban treaty which Goldwater Barrera, a leader of the military Some high officials expect him Ex-Leader Pities U. S. Reds about conservation in the broader chirstening party. sense. junta which removed the presi * 0 say yes. vPive shots had been fired before Prosperity also figpired in Ken (Continued on Page Nine) dent from office Wednesday on The Russians have made no YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) — Two Stelmach and Rucci arrived at the charges he was soft on commun formal request to this coimtry, FBI agents called on a gray apartment, police said. There were ism and his administration was But Soviet negotiators have been haired, grandfatherly man recent about 30 people in the apartment chaotic. talking In Ottawa of deals for ly, a trim little man few persons but the riiots were fired in the hall Bo.sch was elected pre.sident by American grain. One report men and stairway and no one was in an ovei-whelming vote in the tioned three million tons at 360 would notice in casual passing. For two hours they explored his jured. Ben Bella Sends Troops Dominican Republic's first free million. opinions on the backgroimd and Another shot was fired as Stel elections since dictator Rafael L. Administration officials sounded Trujillo took power more than 30 out Congress last week on feelings importance of the Red Chinese mach grappled with Morino in an Soviet conflict. They took with effort to take the automatic away years ago. about a grain deal with the So To Stem Berber Revolt Shortly before he .sailed on the viets. It is understood that there them hi.s written analy.sis of the from him, but it went through a • ideological struggle between Red Mella Saturday night, the silver- was some outspoken opposition door into the next apartment with haired e.x-presidenl gave a hand- However, it Is reported that the China and The Soviet Union. out hitting anyone. TIZI OUZOU, Algeria (AP) — served tindei' his orders during the “ It was the first friendly con officials considered the burden of Police said they found another Troops loyal to President Ahmed war for independence (Continued on Page Eight) congressional sentiment to be In tact I ever had with the FBI,” .25 automatic under a mattress in Ben Bella entered the Kabylie Government officers said a part favor of .it. .said Earl Browder, 72, whose con Moriho's bedroom. Mountain town of Tizi Ouzou to of this force js forming guerrilla The government departments In- tacts with the FBI have been Morino had two simall children, day to stem a revolt of Berber units in the .sleep Kabylie ranges. voived are expected to recom many. but police said they were unable units. The government officers de mend a policy change to permit To millions of Americans, Brow to determine whose . christening Col. Mohand Ou el Hadj, re scribed the movement as a putsch der’s name is synonomous with prompted the party. moved by Ben Bella from com and said the situation was serious. Bulletins '' (Cootinued ou Page Four) the U. S. (Communist party. He mand of the 7th Military Region, Ben Bella took personal com joined the party shortly after its left Tizi Ouzou with his staff and mand of the Defense Ministry Culled from AP Wires formation and guided it for 15 Nonvich Aide Dies some troop.s. with the departure for Moscow of years through the peak of its pop NE'W HAVEN (APi -.Robert Algerian army officers .said the Defense Minister Col. Hoiiari Bou- Goldwater Shrugs ularity in this country, the 1930’s. M. Anderson, 42, chairman of the dissident units set up roadblocks meddienne. con.sidercd a strong ,\SSl RE.S FlNANtU': AIDES The late Soviet Premier Jo.sef Norwich Board of Education and east and south of Tizi OuzoU' but man in the government. Boumed- \V.\SHlNGTON (.AP) — At Ikes’ Calling Stalin ordered Browder’s ouster Norwich Republican Town Com did not interfere seriously with dienne left to . work out details of Prewidc-nt Kennedy as.siire