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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1968 PAGE SIXTEEN Average ifislly Net Acaa Ron ’The W eather FarMkBt o f U. B. Wentiier iianrljffBtfr lEtr^tting 1|eralii For Uie Week Ended November 9, IfdS Oloady tonIgM and Tlwuaday I Roger L. Harrlwn. adn of Mr. Police Qiecking wMh ekanee of rein or mow enriy and Mra. Hal M. Harrison, 8 ^ luptttttg m pratb Hmredny, Low S6 to M toatglit. About Town W. Middle Tpke.; and Frederick '.V y ■ ■ ‘ v*T ■ j n ‘ ■" ' * ^ 13,891 S. Jacobe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theft of Wagon Member of Uw Audit High Thursday In the 4ds. Tb« Ajmy-NavJr Auxiliary John E. Jacobs, 128 Brookfield Bureau of CIrcalsttaB Mancheater-^ City o f ViUago Charm have a Chriatinas party St., are undergoing baiMc train­ PoHce today are tovratigatlng Wl^aaday, Deo. A at 6:30 pjn. ing at the Naval Training C « - on auto theft which oocioccurred at, tba Aimy-Navy Ch*. Paleni Tnay make reaerva- VOL. LXXXm, NO. 38 (’TWENTY-POUR PAOES—’TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1963 tloiu w*th Hr*. John Vince, 2%l Litome Lodge, Knights of Owner o f the oar, Jake La- jMaKea.St.) or Mrs. Harry Ma- PytMaa. will meet tomorrow at guzssL, who gave his addreos oa bMtegr, *98 Ma{>le St. Reaerva- 8 pjn. ait Orange HaU. 36 Brctton Rd., told police he ('.ANDIKS' Mona wlQ oloae Friday, Nov. 20. had Ttariced the car oo the street 9Hitd at $ 6 9 . The Jaycee Wives will meet at about 4 p.m., had seen It Events Tatapia Chapter, OES, will tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home there at 6 p.m., and H was Road Bonds Die, Today’s United Fund total have an tnitiatory meeting to-,,of Mrs. Leonard Johnson. Wap- missing at 8:45 last night. He to $69,858, drive headquar­ tMKTonr alt 8 pm . at ttie MaeotUc ping Rd.. Elllilgton. All Christ­ said he had left his keys In the ters reported. Iraq Socialist Leaders Temida Officers will wear white mas cards and order hooka hre car. Division breakdowns are 'as In State gowns. Refreahments will be to be turned In at this time. The vehicle is a red and white LENOX PHARMACY follows; RamMer Station Wagon, 1862 Schools Passed ■erred after the meeting. This month is the deadline for 299 E. CENTER STREET— 849-0896 ” Initial Gifts, 947,647; Bus­ the paying of dues. model, with registration 4411- iness - Employes, $10,076; m * World War I Veterans Birth Control Bid 896, i ^ o e said. By FHlNBAa FISKE and BOX COB ^ Residential, $12,180. Auxiliary will have a public The Greater 6artfbrd Home This is 60 per cent of the kitchen social at the VFW Home Doonomlce ,Ci\Jb will hoM a Town voters and property owners came out in $115,000 goal. Continues Dec. 3 •08 B. Center St., tomorrow at Apparently Stop Coup dessert meeting at 7:30 p.m. at strength to register an overwhelming vote for economy • p.m. Membes are reminded the Hartl^ord Electric Light Oo., in general government, and substantial approval for HARTFORD (A P ) — The to orlng canned goods. next development in the fight 176 Oi^berfland Ave., Wethers- good education, at a referendum in Manchester yes­ fiM . Mrs. Dorothy VanLeuven Boy, 14, Dies; to overturn Connecticut's uni­ Of MerMen will give a talk PASS terday. que anti-birth control law to and demonstration on "Deco- By an almoat four to one chester for the second time in expected Dec. S. Jets Shoot nartiing with Della Robbia” for WITH maigtor they turned down a its Wstory in 1962, ran up a Hit by State The State Supreme Court ad­ members, guests and interested $460,000 bond-ftnanoed road Im­ huge 3,066 jdurslity against ^ journed its hearing on the sub- home economiets. CARE provement program propoaed proposed road bond issue. je c . yesterday until that date. A t Palace Front End by town Democrata —r but op­ A totM of 4,312 of the 6,- Police It was no known whether the David Baiumstein. director of posed by their RapubUoan oppo­ 835 people voting opposed the court's decision would be issued sition as an afront to a sound Special Comundftjy Servioe Dept, of the program. Only 1,236 were in Don C. Marshall, 14-year- then or whether additional ar­ Office of Mental Retardation, imintclpality economy. favor o f it. guments'Would be heajd. And Gamp At the same time the voters The scho(^ were warmly ap- old Columbia boy, was Req. $12.50 win discuss current research in The P ra n n • d Parenthood that field at the meeting of the appiTOved $965,000 in nddiUons prored, but not with the fer­ struck and killed early last League, which to backing the (1) AUON FRONT END Manchester Association for the to town schools by a margin of vor with which the rosids were evening on Rt. 8A, Colum­ current appeal, will carry the BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) almost two to one. . (2) BALANCE FRONT Hedp of Retarded Children, Inc., rejeoted. bia, by a police cruiser fight to the U.S. Supreme Court — Iraq’s Ba’ath Socialist WHEELS—Reg. $4.00 The vote was large for a rat- PTAs and the League of ait 8 pjm. Thursday at the Bunce driven by an off-duty state again if the State Supreme party government appar­ (8) CHECK FRONT Center. sradiun, wiMh 5,835 votes cast Women Voters had been cam­ Court upholds the oonstitutlon- ently battled down a bl(>ody WHEEL BEARINGS of a possible 21,506 during the paigning for the two additions, trooper. ality of the 84-year-old sta­ attempt at revolution to­ (4| CHECK BRAKE Manchester Chapter, DAV, IQ hours that the polls wore for the Highland Park and Tolland County Coroner Ber­ tute, as it has tn the past. SYSTEM STEM* open, Keeney Bt. schools. nard J. Ackerman began inves­ day believed led by an oust­ wlU meet tnrdght at 8 at the It’s Hard to Choose The lcu9t time the matter was American Legton Home, Leon> Thto was the largest turnout Both addttiona rang up plu- tigation of the accident today. brought before the nation’s ed minister. An Four Only and S t Mrs Nelson Gdble, left, president of the Council o f Oaitholic Women of St. Maurice Church, GRADE for a referendum on dchool or rshtien of about 1,650 votes. State Trooper Robert Kelley, highest tribunal, the Court de- After a morning of combat. Botton; Mrs. Courtney C. Tucker, Mrs. Jiunes Ruftnl and Mrs. Richard C. Alton Jr. try to pitolio woriu issues since the About 3,645 voters approved 26, attached to the Stafford oUned to rule since no one had Including jet plane attacks on town adapted Us oounoU-mana- Springs troop, was the driver Robert A. Oalder, son o f Mr. decide which arrangement they'U use on the dining table at the CouncH’e afiver tea and sale the ^ 5 ,0 0 0 in bands for new been prosecuted. Baghdad's presidential palace g«r dwrter In 1947, with the o f the car which struck the and iMrs. Lyman R. Smith, 37 scheduled Nov. 23 at the home of Dr, and Mrs. Alton on Hebron Rd., Bolton. Mia. Tuck­ oonstraotlon, while about 3,000 This time, two persons—Dr. and the A! Rashid military sole exception of a March 1960 Marshall boy as he and a friend $0 .9 5 WeUington Rd., was recmtly er la general chairman of the event which wfll be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Mk*. Rulini la voted to turn down the schools. C. Lee Buxton of the Yale camp, the capital was reported 3 chairman of the Ohristmae decorations committee which produced the table decnratiom and You name it. You’ll take it...in a ’64 Valiant! vote onn three' school proposals. were crossing the highway on elected president of the Unit­ The reeuMs ran true to foim Medical School and Mrs. Estelle quiet at 1 p.m. ed Students Association at the many mors that win be offered for sale. (Herald photo by Pinto). Opposition to the road pro­ for Manchester. The town tra­ bicycles. Premier Ahmad Hassan El T ^ youth was pronounced Griswold of Now Haven—iMCve U niversity of Connecticut gram, on which the Democrats ditionally looks wUh disfavbr been convicted and face fines of Bakr and Defense Minister Sad~ f ooused— their aotlvlUes dead from multiple injuries on Mahdl Saleh Ammash appealed SERVICE ON ALL where he is a political science Stephen M. Farrell, electron­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild $100 each for giving advice as Ttve Silk O ty Slngera, Man- sines winning control of Man­ (Bee Page Thirteen) arrival at Windham Community over Baghdad Radio for unity, CONVENTIONAL MAKES and Ikigllsh major hi the ics technician seaman appren­ 'wUl hold a rummage sole tn to the use of contraceptives. School of Arta aaid Sdencee. dvaster chapter of SPEBSQSA, Memorial Hoepital. He was the' warned against "B a’athists kill­ will entertain at the Mansfield tice In the United States Navy NelU Hall at 8 am . Thursday. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mar­ What makes Ckinnectlout’s and brother of Richard C. Far­ Articles for sale may be left anti-birth control law unique to ing Ba’athists” and promised State Hospital and Training shall of Rt. 6A. The Marshall "all problems will be solved.” MORIARTY Tha Lucy Spencer Group' of rell, 15 Pearl St., recently at the hah any time after 8 that It forbids the use of con­ Seootkl Oongregattonal Church School today at 8 p.m. Members boy was a Grade 8 student at Commanders of army divi­ will meet at 7:30 at the hos­ graduated from the 38-week am. Wednesday. Member* will Horace Porter School. traceptives, not the sale or dia- sions pledged their allegiance will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. Electronics Technician School bring their own sandwiches to tributlcm o f them. in the church parlor. Members pital or 7 at the Bunce Center. Colleagues Doubt According to jxitice the OC' to the government. BROTHERS at ^the Naval Training Center, the old parish house at noon, Any car... compact or not... can handle .If It takes curves like a sports car... cllmba oident occurred at about 5:80 "I assume you are not going The leader of the attempted will work on cancer pads for Great Lakes, HI. and dessert and beverages will to raid bedrooms,” commented TEL. 64S-S1S6 Manchester Metnorial Hospital p.m. near Old Columbia Rd. coup appeared to be tough, gun­ Mtos Patricia Bumford, clar- be served by Mrs. Ehethe Green' a straight, flat highway. Perhaps not like a mountain goat... makes rough roads Chief Justice John H. King dur­ 801-816 CENTER ST. Mrs. Ralph Rockwell and Mrs. The M anhall boy was helpii>g a packing All Saleh El Saadi, un­ inetist, daughter of Mr. and Hugh F. Ward of 86 Lock- halgh. Ml*. Henry Stansfleid feel like smooth highways... then it’s the ing yesterday’s hearing. Harry Rylander will aerve as Mi*. AMg\istue Biunford, 53 quite as well as a Valiant, but well friend. Peter Levesque, 12, de­ til Tuesday the deputy premier, wood Sit. was honored ait a mir- and Mra. Jameses WUllama. Yale Teacher Spy Since this can't be done, the hostesses. Summit SL, recently partici­ enough. No problem. The real test of best all-around compacti Then it’s a Valiant liver newspapers. information minister and reput­ prise birthday party last night The trooper was only min­ law is not enforced dlreoUy. It ed Ba'athist strong man. He pated in a oonoert of contem­ at his home. Mi*. Ward, host­ a compact is how well it takes Blowing our own horn? Sure. We’re proud to enforced iiuKreotly under a porary music with the Hartt utes from Ida home on Henne- suddenly was dropped from the ess, was asslstod by Mni. statute which makes it a orlme College of Music symphony or­ the rough spots... sharp curves... of our new Valiant Test-drive one for MOSCOW (AP)— ^U.S. Ambassador Foy Kohler today qidn Rd. A former laoident of leadership of the Iraqi Ba’ath George W Bah. Guests were For Wednesday Oaly—At to advise another psraon to parly command in a reshuffle chestra in Hartford. She is also ^nedgMiora and friemde. steep grades... and back-country roads. yourself and you’ll be blowing our horn too. demanded the immediate release of Prof. Frederick C. (Bee Page PIftoea ) break a toiw. Det. Jacob Rosenfeld examines $200,000 worth of jewelry after its recovery announced just before the cOup a member of the Hartt College Barghoom, Yale University professor held by the Soviet Conceit Band. attempt. The Home League Ladies of MATRON'S yesteniay on Manhattan’s West Side. (AP Photofax.) A mysterious radio calling it­ the Salvatian Army will hoM Union on'spy charges. Trucker Killed B’noi B’rith will meet totnor- YOUR NEW ENGLAND PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER ALSO The ambassador spent 16 it took place several days ago self at times "thw radio of the a rally tomorrow at the citadel. BAKE SHOP but gave no other Information, WEST HAVBIN (A P ) — Ttie Iraqi revolution" and at times row at 8 p.m. at the home of The morning session win open minutes with Valerian Storin, Barry Says HAS A FINE SELECTION OF TOP-QUALITY USED CARS deputy foreign minister. He also "The ambassador demanded driver of a txaictor-traller truck "the 'voice of the Arab nation" Mrs. Kurt Joseph, 5M B. Cen­ e$t 10 and the afternoon ses­ was fatally injured today when ter St. Mrs. R em Kaseier, head demanded the right to see Bar­ immediate access to Prof. Bar­ said El Skadi had left Baghdad sion at 2. his rig smsshed into ancthST U.S. ’s Biggest Jewel Theft for Madrid, Spain. nurse at Mansfield Training MINCE ghoom and to have the charges ghoom and requested his re­ U.S. T ed Up’ truck ait the W«gt Haven toll School and H o^tal, will speak S m your local Plymouth-Valiant Daalar against him given in detail. , lease forthwith," the statement Cairo radio said he and sev­ staitlanon the OMktocticut Turn­ eral of his Ba’athist supporters on retarded children. Refresh- Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma PIE In a brief statement, the em­ continued. pike. had arrived in the Spanish cap­ m e i^ 'Will be served. Members PW will meet tonight at 8 p.m. bassy said the ambasaador “ The ambassador denied Bar' Toward Aid N are reminded to bring oonnod at the home of Mrs. Thomas “ reglatared a strong protest at ghoom was a spy." The vtckn was tdenUfied by Became Comedy of Errors ital by Iraqi fnilltary plane.^ Leiper, KX7 W. XHddle Tpke. staite poSiioe as Lawrence Foote, The new leadership, headed goods for a welfare project. 69c the completely unwarranted ar­ Barghoom, professor of polit CHICAGO (AP) -I- Sen. Barry The program ■wlU be presented 33, of Reading, Mass. by Bakr; the army chief of rest and detention of Prof. Bar- leal science at Yale University, Goldwater sees pressure from a by representaitlvea of the In­ ICHESTER PLYMOUTH, Inc. staff, Taher Yahya; the deputy 668 Center St.— 649-0048 oora and the unjuatlfiedly has written a number ct books "rather fed up" America be­ State police' 8 ^ an saatbounl structors of the Handicapped W W W Y O R K (APY— T heV With that find, police an-fently relishing the slcht of a po- interior minister, Hazem Ja- ROUTE SSi.TOLLAND ’TPKE.— TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. ig period of time between bU critical of the Soviet 'system hind congressional slashes In truck driven by Motoes Kassa nounced that 90 per cent of the liceman caught In such a pre after which a bustness meeting e wad, and the foreign minister, GREEN STAMPS arrest and the notification ofand, was here on a tourist visa President Kennedy's foreign aid 'Man, 36, o f Warwick, RJ., 'waa bandits who pulled off treasure had been recovered. dicameht. TTie frustrated bandit will be held.. preparing to write anothqr boed injury, drove the car onto the demoli­ L'J NOV. aocompanied by Mrs. Loulne ing professor Tuesday and said (See Page Nine) ator tied into the administra­ cent. A few minutes before 10 a.m. tion’s aid program Tuesday did Wither Minims, 80, o f Brook- group o f construction w) FASHIONS for nedy’s ad-vlce on another sub­ in a hijacked car and, po­ their loot-laden car only a block demolition men over and, as po­ medium-wave broadcast, a cur­ and M i*. Martha Miller, jiaitri- a cor dannaged in the smashigi. ject: presidential politics. lice said, it was like playing from the robbery scene. It kept lice described it, a grab bag few was announced for Baghdad otic instructor for the state (Soldwater’s Chicago outing The ciBJSh tore the cab off stalling because the driver could game followed. FREE! FREE! group, recently attended a testi­ grab bag in King Solomon’s and its suburbs and the voices on ALUMINUM U.S. Marks Areas was his first since New York the vUctlm’s treck and sent not cope with Its old-style floor Officers said Robert Lee, 44, of Bakr and Ammash were ap­ FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF monial receplon honoring Mrs. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller de­ diesel fuel spewing onto hot m ines. shift, police said .. took a suitcase containing about Veronloa Dempsey, state de- pealing for calm. JhsL ^Ljoudij^ 9jv Ufjcdiituf, clared himself a candidate for engine parts. No one may (xofit from the The car, hijacked from a jew­ $2(X>,000 In gems. They said Wal­ Bakr’s statement, read by 8 GALLONS OF GAS or MORE! pejitmeHt commander, in An- • D O O R S the 1964 Republican presidential A West Haven fireman sold biggest jewel theft in the na­ elry messenger service in mid- ter Cunningham, 61, took $8,000 Ammash, called for an emer­ BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR HOCKING OUT GLASSES Bonla. \ nomination. It was only because diesel fuel tion’s history. Chalk that up to tn jewels to his Pennsylvania Three ^rpes fo Choose From: e Water e Juice e Sherbet. • E N D O W S town Manhattan last Friday gency meeting of the National Off Limits to Reds The conservative lawmaker has a high "flash point’’ that It an incompetent getaway driver was found by police several vacation retrieat and buried Revolutionary Council, the said he still hasn’t decided when kept from bursting into flame: and a talkative worker. hours later. them in a lard can. Council of Ministers, and union V • JALOUSIES or whether he’ll enter the race. "If it had been gaaoUne,” he Five construction men were Police said the bandit driver, In all, the demolition men leaders at 8 p.m. by WASHINGTON (AP) — In a^zechoslovakia, Romania and He said Rockefeller’s timing said, “you’d have had hslf the arrested Tuesday night. Police dressed in a police uniform; had carted off at least $268,000 'The unity of the party is en­ move to curb spying, the United Bulgaria be restricted. j ■will have no impact on his own. town going.” said they recovered about $250,- gotten as far as a demolition worth. dangered,” the radio said. STATE SERVICE STATION FYederiok Fray Jr., 44, Ham­ When police discovered the hi­ Rummage States has put some 11 per cent Many of them, defense offi-, Goldwater has set Jan. 27—the (X)0 worth at the loot from the site on W. 41st Street when the "There have been attempts at “YOUB FLYING *A’ DEALER!” dais argued, were flagranUy last day for filing in the Illinois den, a toll ooUeotor, suffered a five.. Some at it was buried on station wagon’s motor conked jacked car, it contained about sabotage to make Ba’athists kill T70 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Fitwell of the country off limits to en­ peering about in sensitive mill-J presidential primary — as his cut on the head ki the accident. Gettysburg, Pa., farm only out again. He ajqiealed to a con­ $2)4 million in loot, including 16 Ba’athists.’’ OPPOSITE STATE THEATER • PHONE 648-6860 Sale voys of Soviet satellite nations. tkry areas and probably feeding deadline. about a mile from former Presl struction worker to help him gold bars. The rebels apparently struck \ In the past, these diplomats Information to Moscow, whose “ There’s no need to hurry It Pirating Charged dent Dwight D. Eisenhower’s start the car. Monday night, a construction just before 11 a.m. were allowed to travel freely. own envoys are barred from the up or slow It down or what—, home. The worker Said no, appar- worker boasted in a bar about Thursdoy, Nov. 14 INDW h a v e n (AP) — The The new orders, explained In areas. "he said at a news cemference. the windfall In jewels. .An eaves­ (Bee Page Ten) 9:00 A.M. diplomatic notes Tuesday, also The U.S. counties listed as off "In fact,” said Goldwater, trial at a suit in which Sperry dropper tipped police. kept tai force travel restrictions limits in the notes were care­ "the best advice Pve had on it Rand Oorp. charges a young About the same time, another NeiH HoB. Paric St. Smartly styled reversible cranberry on Soviet citizens, although fully selected after several came from President Kennedy. llanhuiy company with pirat­ construction worker told a pri­ corduroy and 100% cotton print but­ some new areas were opened months of argument between the I And he said don’t get in too ing trade secrets and ridUed vate detective that he had seen i^Mmsored by St. alary's ton-down jumper. Sizes 10-16. Match­ and others closed. Defense and State Deportments, soon. So I go to the experts.” employee away from ^>erry JFK Tour Accents one bandit unload a briefcase in Episeopal Guild About 26 per cent of the coun­ The State Department is un-, Goldwater told some 1,400 Chi- Rand has begun in UB. Dis­ a boiler at the demolition site. Bulletins ing blouses available. trict Oourt. Tlte detective found the jewel- try Is off limits to Soviet travel­ deretood to have wanted to drop; cago businessmen "the average Culled from AP Wires $ 1 4 . 9 0 ers and a like percentage of the all restrictions on diplom'ats | American is rather fed up with Bernard J. Rothlien, presl' laden briefcase and called po­ Soviet Union Is off limits to from the satellites to encourage foreign economic aid," dent of National Seml-oonduC' Moon Race Plans lice. \ American travelers. them to see'and imderstand the: "Vi^at we see is a deliberate tor Oorp. of Danbury, is one of Officers searched Hie site fur- The new restrictions—which United Sjates j attempt by the Congress to re- the seven defendants. BIJkST IN TEXAS \ ■ don't apply to tourists—came Last year Hungary dropped | fleet the attitude of the people,’’ He was foimeriy in ohaige (Bee Page Ten) CORPUS OHRISIT, Tex. WHEE! WATER’S after the Defense Department its travel reatrictions on U .S.' he said. "It’s often said we can of Sperry Rand’s semi-conduc­ WASHINOTON (AP) — Presi-t int for H.8. efforts to reach (AP)—^An explosion and fire e moon. Sleek tapered slacks in blue and black had Insisted that the travel of diplomats, End the State D e-: see the light pretty quick, but it tor division at Norwalk. Rls dent Kennedy will call attention today In an underground eieo- H0T-H0T.AND the vari< s diplomatic repre­ anew to the American man-to- Kennedy will Uien be flown by trioai vault injured two men. of dacron and cotton, cordurpy. the-moon program Saturday by helicopter to the deck of the sentatives of Poland, Hungary, (See Page Seven) (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Ten) Blast Rocks and shook a 19-story offlee Stretch front. Sizes 8-20. . ( touring li unching sites in the missile support ship Observa­ buUdtng under construct!on. THERE’S A LOT! Cape CJana'veral, Fla., area, the tion Island, 6 miles c^shore, to All electric power In the witness the firing of a Polaris Corduroy $ S J > 9 White House announced toda:iV. downtown area of this city A-2 missile from the submarine Nuclear Base Kennedy will fry to the Cape of 170,000 'was off $3 minutes. Now! For only 9'/4c* a from his weekend retreat at U.S.S. Andrew Jackson. D and C $ 7 . 9 9 The fire started with an ex­ The President will return to BAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)— day fo r fuel. . . hot w ater Palm Beach, Fla., and will In­ plosion In trensfoimers In a Junketeers Return, Trailed by Criticism spect the Merritt Island launch Palm Beach by helicopter di­ An explosion involving nuclear for all— all the time! area which will be the starting rect from the ship. material at a top-secret govern­ manhole. The building is only This will be Kennedy’s third pertly occupied. No damage WASHINGTON (AP) — Con ment base shook San Antonio' trip as'Presldent to Cape-Canav- today and knocked out windows was reported. One man wri- tf you live In a typical gfressional junketeers who took fered burns, and aaother was house, you could easily run the headwaiter of the House eral.,' It < tlncides with discus­ more than 10 miles away but Skirts of corduroy and dacron cotton sion of the multi-bUIion-dollar apparently caused only minor treated for- smoke Inhalation. out of hot water several in blue and black made especially to restaurant with them to Paris News Tidbits times a week. and London have flown home space budget In the Senate Ap­ InJiMes. Authorities said there propriations CJommittee. OIL ACTION STALLED flatter you ’till that special day. Sizes early on a tailwind of criUclsm from the AP Wires was no fear of radioactive con- The House appropriated $5.1 tarn tnation. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Now you can have all the. 8-20. Like their trip, their arrival (AP) — President Arturo lUia hot water you need at one billion (or space projects on A. O. Mueller, acting opera $ 5 . 9 9 Tuesday night was first class, Oct. 10—a cut of more than $300 stalled action today on the an­ time for only 9%c* a day. A fleet of 20 Air Force station lions officer at the Atomic En­ Administration leaders see million from the total original­ ergy Commission’s Medina base nulment of foreign oU oon- Think of it—only 9Hc* a wagons and drivers were on treols, pending a full report oa day! difficulty in oi-vil rights meas­ ly authorized by the House. The facility, said TNT being loaded hand to chauffeur them home ure even clearing House this appropriation bill Is awaiting plans to keep Argentina ade­ from Andrews Air Fores Base Into a storage building exploded year . . . Federal a}q>eals Senate committee action, with about 10:30 a.m. quately supplied afterward. Md., where an Air F(^ce jet judge acts hearing to consider critics urging a slowdown in the Ranking officials had expec^$> landed them. Lovely printed 100% cotton blouses. oonfUot between Alabama of- nation's play to try to land a (See Page Ten) ed lUia to issue the decrees Also on hand to greet the canceling oontraoto with 19 Many styles, button front, pullover, tidala and the U.S. govern­ man on the moon by 1970. party—10 congressmen, eight of ment over authority to investi­ Kennedy is on record as fa foreign oU oonipdnles Tuesday with or without collars or pockets. uieir wives, two senators’ wives, gate the case at a oar used to vorlng the original timetable. Bight er early today. Most iff Sizes 8-20. and seven staff members—were transport Negro Intergration No launchings are kcheduled the companies are American. newsmen smd photographers. leader Dr. Martin Lpther King while Kennedy is on the cape. Probe Open $ 5 . 9 9 However, there were rep<»t8 the Jr. . . . A sMghtly built 70- The President will tour Mer­ CLASH IN U.N. newsmen were not entirely wel­ y«ar-old American looiks for­ ritt Island, the 7,000-acre tract On TFX Pact UNITED NA*nONS, N. Y. come. ward today to comfort of a adjacent to Cape Canaveral (AP) — A new East-West An Air Force officer who pre­ hotel bed after drifting across where facilities for launching clash over the Oerauui prob­ ferred not to be identified said Pacifle from Peru to v/eatem astronauts to the moon are be­ WASHINGTON (AP) — For­ lem erupted In the United a request had come from the Samoa a ^ ’'rd a balsaiwood raft. ing built. I mer Secretary of the Navy Fred Nattona today recalling the plane that the newsmen and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller He may find some workers Korth and Deputy Secretary of Mttor exchanges of the cold photographers be kept from the of New York in Miami, Fla., for idle. About 600 construction Defense Roswell L. Gllpatrlc war. The clash was touched Juit l a y : landing area. address to members of Associ­ workers of 1,000- employed on will be questioned in public off hi the General .Assembly’s A base public information of­ ated Press Managing Editors Merritt Island honored picket when Senate hearings resume main political committee by the French delegate, Roger ficer, however, said "no effort Association — many of whom lines established Tuesday by on the TFX warplane contract. "Charga It, Plaasa*' on anybody’s behalf was made don’t feel he stands a chance photographic workers Involved Members disclosed today that S e y d o u X, who cJiallenged earlier Soviet attacks on tho to impede any media." of getting GOP noralnatlon over In an unauthorized strike the Senate Investigations sub­ West German governmnat. There was not much effort to Sen. Barry Goldwater. . . Fran­ against Radio Corp. of America. committee had voted unani­ Soiriet Ambassador K. V. at help, either, Iq efforts to pry cis Cardinal Spellman at Vati­ Kennedy also will inspect mously to question Korth and NovVm* chided Beydoux ier ' loose an official list of those on can City, Rome, puts self in launching pads where: OUpatric In public on their part the trip. But a congressional open oMMsitton to majority of —(k Titan 2 rq'(!ket is being in negotiation of the eontrover- rietng to the defeaee of those American prelates at Vatican groomedled for fo r the first unmanned slal contract. “who have so often killed source said Rep. Wayne L. Frenchmen, pillaged Fraoee<. Hays’ hometown aide, Parnell Ecumenical Council, declaring orbital mission in Project Gem- The hearings are scheduled to himself against any. juridical ini, the United States’ next man- resume Monday. and vtolated French women.” Anderson, Flushing, Ohio, was This brought a quick reepoaee also one of the party. Hays, an power for national bishops con- in-space proream which will Virtually all previous testi­ HOUSE &. HALE mony in the open stormy probe from Britaln’e Ktr Patrick Ohio Democrat, headed the del­ ferraoe. . . Troops leading way perfect techniques for the Proj­ bmns on Big Lift froiq Germany ect Apollo manned lunar land­ has been heara behind closed Dean, who said the Soviet re- Main St.— ^Manchester egation. baidly seemed to a t ha Newsmen zeroed in on Haya wars typlcu soldiers, aqpordlng ings. doors, with heavilyly censored« to report trom Bergstonn AFB, —A Saturn' socket is being transorlpte made puBUe later. wHh the expressed and headwaiter Ernest Petinaud, expiee^ the Bento* ihitoa to OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 Mniett Petinaud, eoatsr, is quMtkmad by naw«msn after his return frem Eum- who Hays said served as a Taxas, in that they ehose a readied tor Ua first two-stage The eubcommltfee la Ipgoa junket Iset night with Woyn^ Hays, left. (AP Photofox.) Ute Inau wlla er girl Msiid 1 (Baa Page Twahra) staaB e« steak Btanav. (Bm FUlBf Three) It f , I- r A « rm KAWCHBSTCT SVENING R I7IALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 MANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1968 PAGE THREE bw« Wallettof S t T«nn*ni Kail. Mora than M Planned oonvention to be held to Hart­ ariMR isemBHW 'm-m CHr^ oon, Lenny Andaroon, Steve Golumbia Future Kmg- AnthonQr Mor- South Windsor Sisson, NeMa Borohera, John Boltgn ford Jen. 14 and 15. OIHO round for quakficsition to gwMi of Rodgr HH. dtotoici B riefs' . TILLEY a handicap toumranetit that y AL Women Ortogon, John Potyra, Kristen JFK Tour Acceuts Bopga, Jimmy Oreogon and Tbe Nov. voter molting oas- Will Keep You Warm wfll Stan Dec. 8 and be heM Has Itch to Mjeiribsn ara toon wMl be 1 ^ Friday, to the each conaacuttve Sunday Th« Antsrtoan Legloa AusilM- Tiui^ Flonnsiy. M. G. Jensen bring a hot AUh, a aal Supt. Woodmansee Also indudad hi the ev» Oommunity H ill from 8 to 8 throughout the winter. A Flint Soodi siy wlU toXtosor sn annual mem- pm . round will be shot again for POISONED GIFT 4 North-South valnaaMs contribute to ths gan tong's pertormonoe wlU be se- 12 Hours Selected for Play Drums KITJA DBCLAIIER bsnhlp supper Monday al 6:80 panra of the.auppsr; leoticns by the 6outh Windsor The board of education wtti Moon Race Plans qualification puiposea Dec. 1. NORTH Heads GOP meet totogh>t a t 8 in the li­ For Mike Tweisdle, Manchester i ^ Alfred Sbetnwold A K Q 5 4 3 pjn. at the ItoH on Leonard S t arricto tor tbs psmg High Bohool bfuid under the By EDDY OlUdORB V 7 4 . table. To Quit Post in ’64 dIreeUon of Arthur Woods. brary of thq elementary school Only was the winner of' the Man’s Ones iqjxm a time there was WoRMsi aSgiUo te Join tha aux- Milton G. Jensen was elected to discues the teoclMn’ solory (Continued from Page One) with a reported declaration that 5 PTA’s Award Instinctive Divlalon with 678. LONDON (AP) — Tlie Prince 0 9 7 tttoiF are tavltod to attend. Mtos Baaate Farris, Bingo the Soviet Union no longer was a wicked stepmbther who q>ent A 6 5 4 of tha supper tmianS ta a wW 'the Holy Name Society of Bt. Chairman of the Republican schedule. The Place To Boy It Leon McKinikoy, Btost Hamp­ of Wales, hslr to the British Oueste wlU todUde Misa Dor­ Bferte'D. Woodmansee, euper-f an test launching in December. Sat- in the moon race. A week later I PiMtiteia y of Lake Rd., waa the with 644. Mary Jean. Glaston­ Me Is definitely on the short est bridge Jhayer of all?” The sentaitlvsa to Laurel Girls’ Mrs. Kennath Teomana, Mra J. Windsor for almost 20 years, pm. at the church h«Ul. Prizes and acting chairman since thp. —A Centaur space rocket is MAMMAL LIVES side, but he has one of the long­ OAI8 OM43S and a per pupil grant'of $117.62 WlU mclude food baskets and Beauty Salon,. French IV>*d, TOC^iiMit of the Porter SdMol bury, was first with a 563 in stupid morrior oouldn’t spdl A 4 A K » 1 2 Stete sit tlM Unlvaraiity ofOon- F. WaNatt and Mna Haytoond •Ainittad his resignation to the resignation of Mra. Dorothy Bolton. 643-1769. All branches being prepared for a second test UNDER SAND 34 DEPOT SQUARE FTA Scbolawfttp Award 0# $50 the women's instinottve; Ehre- est names and titles going. Charifar. In 1961-82. turkeys. launching. Centaur, which WALVK BAY, South West Af­ AP Newafeatnre In full it Is: His Royal High­ complicated names like Shein- SOUTH neoricut laat June; Mtos Bar- hoard of education last evening, A report on the post-gradua­ A filet mignon dinner will be Miller a month ago, w u the of beauty culture available. lyn Morrison, Bolton, second A Noai Open evenings and Saturday. failed its initial trial, will boost rica (AI^ -A mammal not seen Muifthy, wtK> ia altend- By SYD KRONISH ness Prince Charles PhUip wold, ao it settled'for the wom­ effective Sept. 1, 1964. tion activities of the 91 mem- served at the Republican Vic­ unanimous choice for lea4er of tmmanned packages to the moon by man for 125 years has been with 277 and Veronica Staub- an’s stepdaughter. U A K Q » « ta r Boaton OoHage w m unaUe British oolontes all over the Arthur George, knight of the Wootknanaee said that after bens of the high school class of tory Dinner-Dance Saturday. the Bolton GOP. in advance of manned flights. It found in high sand dunes near a ley. Norwich. iWrd with 202, Garter, Prince of Wales and South dealer 1963 ahow th at 64.78 per cent The dturce will be held at the Jensen spent mucdi of Ms Mancheater Evening to be pnoant and ttie award world are honoring the cente­ ^ A 8 I 10 S 7 “SS yeare of aervlce in public Bolton oorrespondMit, also will propel payloads to Ve­ new Namlb Desert research sta­ Dick Shoen, Middletown, won Etorl of Chester, Duke of Corn­ North-South vulnerable went on to advanced training Lantern VUlage Barn, 748 Tol­ childhood In Bolton and moved nus and Mars. tion at Gobabeb, 70 miles out •ooaptad by her mother. the men’s free style with 764; nary of the Red Croaa by toau- Op«ilng Iead--Jack of Spades school education" he wished to Violet YurkShot. ICtunhy graduated from wall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of apply tor hia teachers’ retire­ as compared with 53.06 per land Tpke., Manchester, at 7:30 In May 1961, President Ken­ in the desert from here. GASH SAVINGS Hum Fdrs. Andover, second Ing special stamps of idantloal Carrick, Lord of Renfew, Lord ’Ihe wicked stepmother held cent of the class of 1962; none p.m. Set ups will be provided. 1 n g h School tMa paat STATEH ment pendon. He wanta to fln- BUSY FELLOW nedy pledged this country to Two golden moles.(eremitalpa I P TO with 762; and Art HaH. Co- design. Each a t the 84 terri­ of the Isles, the Great Steward the Etost cards in a 'fam ily of the 1963 class are unem­ Music wiU be by the Vagabonds. grant! namibensis) were found i Jdna and la enrolled in the lumber. thind w4th 720. Genora game, with ths beautiful step- lefli the summer in South Wtod- FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. race the Soviet Union to the Mhool a t educaUon, and ia tories to ton ling two stamps of Scotland. sor, mpervislng the prtodpaJe’ ployed, as compared to 2.46 of Reservations may be made with moon. He predicted American after a Violent sandstorm had Fora won the women’s free Schoolmatas and family can daufhter sitting South. The iMRBCHCOMRW^ Carlo Preatlleo, Ash Rd.; Don­ (AP)—Ctopt. William T. Bar­ m ooring to math. The Judges, with the dominations varying as THKY SAY summer work schedule and as- the otoss of 1M2; the remain­ rett is not only commanding of­ astronauts would be on the lu­ subsided. . P itodpal Oaofge Pntroa, Mra. style with 668. Marcia HaU. him Charlea. daughter played the qUeen of iBARBm[,gLM8 ing number entered buoinesa, ald Bennett, Pine Knob Circle; A nocturnal animal, found I OoksnMa, second with 062 and to the locality. 'The design fea­ spades from dummy, the moth­ Andover SHE USES tebUahtog the bua routes, before ficer of the 206th military po­ nar surface before 1970. IMmI Bretnat, Grade S teacher, tures the wording “Internation­ The closest anyone has come retiring. He said he pions to trades, forming, the armed Royal Oiwles, Famham Rd.; The enthusiasm which greet­ only in the shifting sands of the | Gloria Sawyer, Wllltmantlc, to officially caJltng him Charlie er fdayed the ace, and ths foroee. Mrs. Rae Donnelly, Allen Dr.; lice company here but he 1s and the vtoe praaMeat a t the al Rsd Oroas Centenary” and a participate to “profeasional ac­ also; ed hi.s proposal has dimmed con­ Namlb Desert, this mammal third with 682. was when his mother. Queen daughter snickered as she ruf­ MEN LIKE The toUowtng ttoma of gen­ or. Mra. Mary Kehoe, Farm ­ rarely ventures above the .sand. FTA, base the award on a portrait of Queen EMsaheth, fed. tivity of • eome sort’’ after re­ Public information officer, siderably. Critics protest the es­ PER htgh aohod aoholaaiUc aireraga 'Tan young arobars were praa- with the epcoeptkm of Tonga Enisabeth n, announced her State Grant eral information concerning ed­ stead Dr. timated cost of between $20 and It is about two Inches long. Its first-born would be known as The beautiful girl led out tiie PEP UP tirement. » A. safety officer, chemlcal-blologl- GALLON o f 90 per cent or better and who ant for the free instruction which hears a portrait of Queen ucational adtlvtUes in the school Voter Making Semion cal-radiological offlcer.votlng of­ $40 billion dollars and claim the eyes and ears are completely period before the ahoot. Ver­ Salote and for Zanstoar which Charles. I ace and king of hearts, stop- PIUS! Woodmansee came to South system were included in the A voter making session will degenerated, showing no open­ bitenda to mador in the field ping-for thou^t when the Jack Windsor to Mhrdi, 1944, as su­ ficer, claims officer, unit ca­ money could be used more ef­ a t aduoation. onica Staubley won the door has a portrait a t Sultan Abdul­ To this, Princess MArgaret isj Rises $3,387 superintritdem’s report; be held Saturday from 9 a.m. p i fectively on earth. ings through the skin. rraortsd to have quipped: appeared. “Hum,” she re­ •V. 'e perintendent of the Bast Wtod- Grades 1, 2 and transition reer counselor, income tax FUEL OIL Hear Oelebrtty prise which xvaa a refund of the la. 'The Red Cross and the datM to noon at the ’Town HaU. To officer, forms and records man­ Kennedy himself appeared to Unlike the ordinary rodent! registration fee. Beginning Dec. 1863-1963 are emblasoned in “From now on I sum>ose I’ll be marked. (She was witty as well eor and South Windsor school room teachers aare meeting be eligible to register, one must mole, the golden mole is not a ; Poitar School, in observance as beautiful.) Of interest to Andover tax­ systema. The schools under his agement officer, supply officer, back down In a United Nations 8 the bowmen will award a red In the center. Queen Eliu- known as Charlie’s aunt.” payers ia tha nawB that Aram twice monthly on a regular ba- be a citizen,--have lived in the troop Information officer and speech last September when he vegetarian but lives off Insects j a t Book Week and Nattonal Tha Frincs of Wales may be The damsel’s next step was superviiaion Included the Union ato During these meetings state ono'year, and in town six Bduoatkm Week, wW play host cam priae to the high scorer of beth to very much intereatad to Darmarjlan, superintendent of utilities conservation officer, suggested a joint U.8.-Soviet and small reptiles found in the COOPERATIVE ' i evenlM under Um handicap this particular work as aha to shorter than the average boy of to cash the ace of ohibe and School, Ellsw orth Memorial they are oonduoting training months. ' moon expedition sand. ’ to OmtoI Spinney, a t Wood- lead the queen of cluba to her sclux^ for Regional A has re­ Shown At High School, the eight-room athletic and recreational officer, on. ( OMP.ANY gyatera. Season tickets are vice preatdrnt a t the Bitoiah 16, but bs is growing fast at the ported to the board of educa­ and planning activilUee in the insurance officer, fire marshal, Since Kennedy’s U.N. speech, One of the two rare speci­ SIN OF, 1985 stock, well kiMwn Sluatrator, tough Scottish school, Gordons- stepmother’s king. 6:46 and 9:20 school at Wapping Center and field of nwdern mathematic.^. Manchester Evening Herald mens was injured while it was Sptoney to aiao known for hia availahle fOr either the after­ Red Cross Sodety. tion that because of tha in­ traffic officer, training officer, administration officials have 818 BRO.MI STRF.ET noon or ovenliv aaaalona at a tou^ where he is a sophomore. Familiar Story the one-room Pleasant Valley The Grades 7 and 8 mathe­ South Windsor correspondent tried to emphasize that the lu­ being dug out of the sand and TF.U 613-1588 peelinyaJ of the character “Mr. crease ia state aid to education matics teachers are alec meet­ custodian of emergency medi­ recbioad rate. Tloketa may be Venezuela has issued a set of Oordcostoun students Isarn Of course you know what h a ^ grants passed by the last legis­ ON THE SHOW school. In September, when he Laura Katz, telephone 644-1763. cal, phase one—and, of yes — nar landing goal still stands. died later. The other is being, Ikwi” on the Boao ahow on pans In a story Uks this. Ths leaves. South Windsor aduMim ing weekly to strengthen their token care of at the Transvaal Chaanel 6 hunt Boston. Ha to obtained at Art Hall’a Archwy four stamps honoring Dag Ham- among other things to sail, nav­ lature, Andover will receive snow removal liaison officer— Soviet Premier Khrushchev Shop. RL 8. OdtsiM a. marakjold, late secretary gener­ igate and rough it. It’s no hwti- stepmother gives the beautiful will include Union-Ellsworth '’general teacher b^kground” recently ^added to the confusion Museum in Pretoria. * a graidinKta a t the School a t $8,387 more than had been es­ and teaching techniques in the all for the 205th. Itapublican Women’s al of the United Nations and tuUon for effete young men. girl a poisoned apple, and the timated. With t}iia iaciaase the M m Nn lit. Dim (20 rooms); Avery, Wapping, Organist Speaks f m s it k a i Arts to Boston and winner of the Nobel Peaoe FY>r a while it appeared the damsel drops dead. and Orchard Hill Elementary area of modern mathematloe. has baan toitarasted to puppats Club will sponsor a card party total coming to the town for All teacbere in Grades 3-6 Saturday gt Tatsnani Hall at Prize. Two lower values are for future king was mors interested In this case the mother gave tha grant will be $74,2(M. The SchoolB with 24 rooms eajch; Milton G. JeOMS t o r atxMt 20 years. He baa ao- regular mail and the two M^ier In the arts than ,ln rougher, the girl a poisoned spade trick. SERGEANTS Pleasant Valley, 17 rooma, plus new to the system are being To Couples Club eurnutouted over 70 puppets. In^ 8 pih. Mrs. Alfred Lange, who money goes into the town’s trained in the teaching of read- to arranging the event, said valuea are for air malls. Featur­ mors masculine punuits. Knowing th at the damael general fund. on eight-roam addition planned to town wtth hto fomUy eight aladed to tato woik, are IBus- ed on the stamps, ia a portrait At that period Charlea ex­ couldn’t possibly get to dununy for oomplertion In Se^em ber toS- Mdse Vida Foster of Weth­ years ago. Active in ctiuroh and asalgninenta. He has door prises and Individual table Seheol Mean A workshop on the teaching ti€»ith's prises wUl ba, awarded. Any of Hammarakjold with a map la celled In painting, drawing and for the king of spades, the Thuraday—barbecued beef on 1964; snid an 800-pupil high ersfield'wUl give an Ulustrated community aiffairs, he was made made Skn strips told writ- music. He even took an Interest wicked woman nevertheless re­ sriiool, eocpandobie to 1,200 pupil of handwriting wlU be held at talk Saturday at 8 p.m. at a a member of the to#n commit­ Get The Facts Month at ton for tetertriorv. He wM apeak card game may be played and the background. The tnaertotion roll, cheese sticks. Jellied fruit the Wapping School tomorrow. Idayers win ba available at the on the stamp reads “Dag Ham- in cooking and baked several turn e dthe six of spades. and carrot salad, gtngerhraad wpacUy. meeting of the Cfoupies’ dub of tee two years ago. Upon the re»- an the prohtana a t pubUahtng marskjold, Winner of the Nobel cakaa. The poor girl discarded a club On Monday, a worieshop wtll Second Oong(regational Church ignation of Mrs. Norma Tedf«rd and SkistraiUng books. The pro­ liall for those who are short with topping; Friday—maca­ plus *TEBIC THE Before ooming to South Wind­ be conducted at the Avery 9t. Peace Prise 1981.'’ That was about the time when and won in dummy with the roni and cheese, green beans, sor, Woodmansee was euper- in Fellowship Hall at the as chairman laat year, Mrs. gram wCU be presented to Tao- mutnara for a particular game. SUNDAY CONQUEROR’' School “tocuaed upon the under­ Miller was elected chairman and Complete Home Furnishers since 1899! Refreshments will be served. plans to send Charlea to Eton king of spades. When she re­ toeumt butter s a n d w i c h , viaing prlnripca. Grades K - 88, church. She will specUi and show I Hall for Grades 6 through Thf recently laausd Untied were shelved, and Gordonstoun turned a diamond West won standing and urns of the Iowa color slides of her recent trip to Jensen succeeded Jfunea G. Has- Tickets are atUl avallabla from irownle pudding. Milk to of the L i n ^ St. School in AoMevemerit Teete. sett as vice cheirman. Jensen any mamber of the dub. IlKMe States 8e stamp honoring Mrs. was selected instead. with the ace of diamonds and asrved arlth all lunches. Ptalnvllle for eight years; teach­ Europe. Motaa Eleanar Roosavslt to somewhat Tha prince Is a good horse­ led another spade to make the "We ore curreritly working Mlse Foster was choir direc­ has also been in charge of pub­ of the interested may can Mra. Chiiroh News ing principal at TrumbUn and to broaden the Mgh school pro- Charlea RUl of Hannequin Rd. unique In that Mra. Rooeavelt man, an axesUent sailor and a girl ruff. News of the First Oongrsga- Colchester tor six yeans; and, tor of Second Church from 1956 licity. We Sell - Frigidaire - Appliances — erience, he taught education..’’ the superintendent was elected vice titoirman at Ooinmbta stamp sines M artha Waatalngtoii. lines when be was caught two trumps. No m atter what Thanksgiving aervlos wUl be A MAN’S IDEA to oew-roam schools in North and the AU-Oontecticut Chorus the meeting last night. Pub­ she did ^ e was sure to go sold. for many years. She to coor­ glaU M. In recent yean U.8. atampa knocking back a cherry brandy held on Simdsy, Nov. 24 at 7 Stonington and Preston High School PUy licity has been taken over by The Best Known Line in America... 22S-MS4. only tnfiequantly have honored In ths bar of the Crown Hotel at down. The damsel was a dead >jn. to be followed by open dinator at music in the Weth­ Mn. Hope Grunske. Harold Stornoway on the Meak Scottish duck, and the mother trliunph- The board will meet with the “The Neglected Husbands ersfield school system, and as­ women. TMa year, in addition to ouae at the parsonage to town council, public building Sewing Cirole,’’ a comedy by Smith was nafhed to fill a va­ Mn. Roosevelt, a eonunemora- island of Lewis. ’The incident re­ antly turned the mirror to the which all are cordially invited OF A sistant organist at Asylum HUl cancy on the committee. wall. commission, planning and zon­ Peg Lynch, will' be presented Oongnregational Church, H art­ Not Eye to Eye tive stamp bonorad AmaBA Bar- ceived nationwide attention, and by the Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Haaoett is chairman for a hart It la expected that 90 oth­ the majority of Brltona probably This happened along tlmo ing commission, industrial de­ by the Dramotios Club of South ford. H. Bradley Jr. velopment commission tonight Windsor High School Friday dinner donee to be held at the CLEAB»NCE PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAYS! PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The er nationa wUl Issue stamps smiled In sneaking approval. ago. Today we would u l know ’The social action conuntUee She returned recently from a Palrmount Park Oommlaalon Wherever he goes be is recog­ enough to develop the clubs be­ GOOD LUNCH at 8 at the high school to dis­ and Saturday. two-month tour of France, Bolton Lake Hotel Nov. 23, paying tribute to Mn. Roose­ ia selling Christmas cards. cuss common problems. Items starting at 6 p.m. Tickets ore , waa considering a request that velt nised, and people often wave to fore touching trumpe. Then If Anyone Intereeted may call The i ^ y will begin at 8 pjn. Spain, Italy, Austria and Switz­ FREE THIS WEEK! RINSE DISPENSER FOR FABRIC SOFTENER sports ear racea be allowed in him. Invariably he waves back. we got stuck in the the board would like to con­ in the Itigh school auditorium. erland. avallahie from any town com­ Mra. Gerald Anderson. sider include: Working out mittee member. the park next summer. Vohims One of Sootts’ 1964 Charles Is going to be a band- a spade return we could Church school teachers ars I t to one of the Ekhel and Al­ The event is open to members Chairman Fredrlc R. Mann Standard Postage Stamp Cata­ acm e young man. lead trumps to reach our own That*9 the kind that tee eerve time schedule and routine to bert series produced on televi­ and gueets. Those interested in The Republican part(y wiU to meet on Tuesday evening to follow for building schools; pos- caucus Monday at 8 p.m. at the I said a sUnilar request was re- log will contain 994 pages — 32 He Itas a g n a t shock of hair. hand. Those old mirrors aren’t plan the Christmas program here! Food to tuit very mood sion a few seasons ago attemllng may call Mra. Bruno Hia eyes are as blue as a Jay so smart about bridge players. siUUty of requesting additional Bernard Hoeen to director of Primua, 66 Harlan 8t., or the Community Hall to select oon- Sturdy Frigidaire WASHER ' Jacted in 1668 because the com- pages less than last year. Sootts of tha Church School. funds not anticipated in the , mission could find no economi- Publications has achieved this Urd’8 back. His longer than av­ iJally Questioa A confirmation class will . . . all of the finest quality, pre­ the dub. The cast inckidea OhUr church office. Reaervatimui will dklates for the delegation to ;cal way of protecting specta- squeeze by lengthening the erage eyelashes contribute to current budget If Orchard Hill Booth, Frank Welles, Joan Daw- close Friday. the ^>eciel Republican state Partner deals and bids one meet starting around the first pared by a master chef, served in Elementary School le opened • Washes automatically and even soaks ' tors. pages Inch. Tro publishing his good looks. chib, and the next player pase- of the year. Those Intereeted man-sis^ .portions. . . in a most this year; working out details Financier Albert M. Green­ company announced that there At 16, the present Prince o t ea. Yon hold: Spadea, K-Q-8-4- In Joining ara asked to eentact of the referendum for the new automatically field Sr., a commission mem­ were 19,416 pries changes of Wales is not lost in the company 8; Hearto, 7-4; Diamonds, 9-7-4; Rev. Xfr. Bradley before congenial and relaxing atmos­ proposed elementary school; $23495 ber, asked: “how are you going which 8,516 were for Latin of young ladles. But royal Diamoiids, 9'7-6-8; O nb^ 8-8. th at time. • Automatic lint remover phere. method of working with the WITH TRADiE to pay for this thing?” America, 1,604 in the United ctrcles say there is definitely no What do you say? education committee of the “They (the applicants) have States and the rest in the Brit­ one particular girl In his young Answer: Bid one spade. You Manelieetor Evening Herald council; discuss philosophy of New Fall • Rinses extra clean in fresh running rich fathers, like you," Maim ish Commonwealth. life. have only 5 points in Mgh Andover eorrespoeident, l*w- YOU RECEIVE 2350 said. The Republic a t China, lo­ He to avidly tatsrested in e^caU on of the board; note how water cards but should stretch a potoit renoe Moe, telepheoe 7M-S79S. the town stands ftoanclally. OREEN STAMPS! “FYankly," Greenfield said, cated on the Island of Formosa, photography find cata. He is too to respond since you have a Daniel P. Cavanaugh, chair­ " I don’t b ^ e v e this is a good has Issued a new set of stamps young to qualify tor a driving strong 6-card major suit Patterns • Color or white at same low price man of the board, was request­ MODiEL WDM tldng for the park. I don’t think commemorating the recognition license, but his parents let him ed to work out details for the it’s a f£(ctl we should do it.” of the contributions m ad e^ the drive within the royal grounds For Sheinwold’s 36-poge book­ Engagement Red Cross to human welfare cstablisMng of a citizens com­ The request by Albert M. at Windsor and Balmoral let, “A Pocket Guide to mittee. This would include rules Arrived In Greenfield Jr., treasurer of during the past 100 years. ROth castles. Bridge,” send 50 cents to of conduct; method of selecting V A N HEUSEN* Road Races, Inc., waa denied. this set of two stamps National­ He also is reported to have a Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. Loander-Dongan the committee; exact assign­ ist China Joins the many nations growing dssirs to play the Herald, Box 3818, Grand Central Ttie engagement of MUa An­ CENTER ment; bow the committee should Thrifty 2-Door Frigidaire REFRIGERATOR who this year issued stamps to drums. Station, New York 17, N. Y. drea L. Ijomder of Hsaooek, 'help the Red Cross celebrate Its ’To older generations this Matoe, to Gory C. DCugan of report to the board. It waa sug­ non-resin Pendletons Copyright 1968 gested that a committee be Rust resistant porcelain enamel finish centwiaiy. One stamp features should bring back nostalgic General Features Oorp. Man en eober bSM been an­ "FO O D FOR a Red Cross nurse in profile. established to study all aspects smiles. The last Prince of Wales nounced by her parents, Mr. EVERY MOOD" of a public kindergarten and that won't fade $ ^ ^ 0 .9 5 iNOTICE! The other stamp depicts the doing the night dubs as a young TAX REVENUE UP and Mra. Albert A. Lounler of century globe encircled by a band. junior high school. This sugges- Tear laveetment Headquarters man, liked to sit in with Jazz HARTFORD (AP) — Stete Hanoodc. tion.submitted by Mrs. Jane 100-lb. zero zone freezer with separate W E N SATURDAYS 18 A-M. TD 1 P.H, bands. Oh the drums too. tax revenues during the first Her flanoe to Ifao son of Mr. C6LOSED SUNDAYS REPRESENTATIVE DIES Romeyn, would include a study insulated door WITH TRADE tar year eonventonoe. Oar regular weekly sobednle as fol- four months of the current fte- end Mira. John C. Doogan of of: Use of present facilities and vanal ux lows: Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.; Thursday Bve- MXDDCAIBURY (AP) — Mld- PEDESTRIAN KIUED cal year topped thoM of the 44 Gardiner S t need for additional facilities; dtoliury kMt Ms state repreaen* WATERBURY (AP) — same period toot year $8,* Misa Launder, a 1983 grad­ Frost-Free throughout YOU RECEIVE 3500 7 F.M. to 9 P-M. tatlve, Ikank W. Gray, laat time table of building needs; George SkeUy, 66, was fataRy 669,907, says Tax oonunisBkxier uate of Sumner Menaorial High coet estimates including staff, is Guaranteed GREEN STAMPS! MODEL FPD&-14T-1 night. Gray, 64, a Rcfiulailoan, injured tost night wtwn be was John L. Sullivan. A boost in the School to SuUvan, Maine, to equipment and transportation; Twin fruit and vegetable hydrators SHEMSON, HAMMHl t 00. suffered a fatal heart attack at struck down by a oar on Oooke oorporatlon tax aooounted for etttendtog Bunson BustaMS Col­ method of financing; town’s Wash and Wear 918 MAIN STREET—TEL. 849-9891 town meeting. Be was In Ms St. PoRca aald the drteer, irto- $6,791,223 of the Increaae and lege, Bangor, Maine. financial position. This item will Fonded 1809 feurih term to the boura. Gray, oent A. Aooordl, 33, riammed higher oigaiotte taxes brought Mr. Dongan, a 1967 graduate Z U e M O ' be included on the Nov. 26 a focmer thrae-tenn setactman, on tale brakee and the car ririd- of Manchaatcr High School, to for the life of the shirt! Membera New York Stock Exohaage in $1,334,908 more tfasn during tickets agenda. and Other Leading Exchanges. to aurrivod by hto widow, Louise, ded sUsways Into the pedestri­ the previous period. In sB, rev- stationed a t the UMbed States Also on the Nov. 26 agenda and Ms daughter, an. SkeDy died a t Woterbury enuee during the July-Octcber Naval Security Groin) Aotfvtty, (And the Century Collar yjojUL dlojrupL’ by Frigidaire both of MWftebury. will be a meeting of the board Hdspttai. period amounted to $63,906,895. Winter Harbor, Maine, and WlU- with the principals t3 discuss won’t wrinkle. . . ever!) hoMi the rank of ocmmunloa- the various phases of the pres­ tlons technicton second dasn. ent educational program. America's Glamorous Range! f MTrf *iirM MM ItfM *’**^ *’*^“* *’*»V'* liHirfA'’*''-* « A June wedding to planned. AxMordlng to the Ihiblic I zSivCr .svvVlIv ,0vM . “ FRIDAY, HOY. ■» BuUdiiig Oammiasion and the $ 95 •ccMteot, Woodmansee report Has that "built-in" look, but can be eJ, the Oirchard HUl Elemen- 329 installed in minutes A»k About Our tacy School should be cdmplet- With Trade (*Boae cabinet extra) t o o «d tor use and occujpanoy by Moroh 1, 1964. Woodmansee Convenient Eye level oven, with glide-up glass door I'liN H li'.Jil') ■aid, however, that be was YOU RECEIVE 3330 tecluded, "not oure of the date , , . aa Hm ■chool woe only etarted Color or white at same low price GREEN STAMPS! CREDIT leaf April . . . this to the first Mttfathioa time in experience that a school woudA be completed to •coordinated tie just arrived.,, TERMS leas than a year.’’ $aoo ^ If the school to opened this the nedf year, be continued, the board would have to go before the World’s Easiest Cleaning town oouncll to January for machine-washable ’ additional funda. These funds, •stknoted by Woodmansee to be % DANCING obodf $6,760-9,000, would be to 100 Soturdoy Nights cover tew custodians’ salaries RAHGE by Frigidaire 13^4 Sor four months—$2,600; plant virgin wool operation (heat, electricity, If Tim 's No noet gas) 92,260; textbooks, $2,- PuH 'n Clean Oven pulls, , 600; supplies, $1,600. These £ Uko out like a drawer— cleans costs were not antlripated to Pendleton' .95 . itfae present budget as the like a dream school was not eoq>eoted to be ocmpletod wiMhin the present 249 MANCHESTER BOX OFFICE Automatic Cook-Maiter \J'iajnDjL\ year. 'Traneportatioci shirts could be covered within the oven control’ W ITH TRADT Route E and 44 at MARLOW'S present budget framework, Fendletoh . . . the 100% virgin Bolton Woodmansee thought. wool shirt that iportamen and Instant heat with Speed- FRL, NOV. 15 9:30 ^ ^ 5:30 In the superintendent’s re­ outdooramen "live” in . . . now Hetet surface unit YOU RECEIVE 2500 port, iit was noted that the h u the women buuing tinoe State Depeotinent of Elducation \ the announcement in Good' Full width storage drawer GREEN STAMPS! grant for pupil aid tor 1962-68 Houaekeeping! Thii famous Is $ ^ ,2 2 9 . This to about $33,- men’s shirt in standard, q>ort 000 more than the $319,000 Ind Sir Pendlelon itylei ia now originally anticipated. “This to I machine-washable with reason­ Somefhina Wonderful! For All able care. 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f j o m f c m lIANCHEStEB IVENlNO HERALD. MAIfCHESmi, OOHH, WEDNIRDAT, NOVEMBER IR 1968 Tbe Bale will be held In eon- Sweet Adelines unction with a weekly re- ilearaal. Oueata are Invited. Plan Yule Sale Chorus memberahlp' is open . DoctorUrgefi to women Interested in learn­ Mountain Laurel Chapter of ing and singing four-part bar­ Move to Meet Sweet Adelines, Inc;, will spon- bershop harmony, Bor a Christmas ornament end Iboee interested may oon- Suicides’, SOS novelty sale tomorrow at S tact Mra Truman Crandall, 68 p.m. at the Irish American White 8L, or Mrs. Robert W. m ALTON BLAKEM^CB Rome, M Grove 8L, Hartford. Gordon. 417 E. Center A t AT Ac>«»<** WHter i/f its m fgshion its iii KANAAB C n r , Mo. (A P )^ | Tvo nilUon Amoricaiu—niore ^ «*»« «m In 100 hnvo alrendy ^ Its m fsahiom its st - OPEN TUISOAY aad trIOil to eommit suicide. ■m m M0.000 ti7 Mcb roar to Mko tnotr own BviM. And B.OOO OPEN THURSDAY to «A00 «r m an actually m c- OPEN TUESDAY if its M fm/dm its st THURSDAY TILL 9 PJI. Dr. Louis L Dublin, a famous SMILING SERVICE . \ atotisttciM, citsd these esti- till 9 P.M. till 9 P.M. aiatM today in uryfny that wut- MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER , •Ida bo rocoKniaed "as a asrioua yaUie baalth problem” and that SMILING SERVICE eo ram unities and health officials SAIN STEEET, UAMCB£S'1I£B act BOW to preysiit tMs toll. SMILING SERVl'CK Dw attempto at suicide all Superably tailored ropraaMt "ertes for help.” be MAIN STRe£t, MANCHESTER t i u tbs American Public Health P a s s e s B a r AModattoB. "Because they in* David C. Toomey son of Mr. Oohra young people for the motA part, tbetr numbers accumulate and Mrs. Charios F. Toomey of Those In The Know OTsr the years. I estimate that 23 L3mdale St., has successfully CHESTERFIELD COAT today there are at least two mil­ psBsed the Pennsylvania bar ex­ lion parsons alira in the United ams. Matos who have a history of aae or mors such attempts. SauHatorian of the cIsm of Now! Shampoo $ 3 0 . 9 9 "Tbam people who sunrive 1066 at Manchester H , g h School, Toomey graduated fn-m Wouldn’t Be Without i-, ■ Mis ssaring emotianal oxperi- OMOS eonstltuto a pool from Tale University in 1960 and the j wbieli the eompisted suicides of UniveisSty of Pennsylvania Law sooeesdliig jrsars art largely School in 1963. He was sports permanent color You will be very proud to wear this fine coat of 100*^ direotor of WEZJ, the Talc ra­ wool tweed with velvet collar. You will like the Mawn." dio station, while at the univer- Of aB Moss srho try sulcids, rity. luxurious satin lining. The colors are Brown, Green, most are under JO. and are Gray. Sizes 5 to 15. BMO^ ymmf women. Dr. Dub- During his law school career S T-R E T C-H PANTS ■n said. Of thoM who succeed, be was oounselor for'undergrad­ into your hair! most are well o n r 80, and men uates at the Unisreniity of Penn­ outnumber women three to one. sylvania. He was also treasur­ & "Tbars are eases of chronic er ef Sharawood Law Club and auleldss. the people who arc al­ an editor of Law Review. ciwognitoiiE(ii«wsrin/atowir~a«Ba ways fstdng into accidents," he Toomey is employed in the aai^ "They arc atrinfing out trial department of the law A ■ film of Duane, Morris and and BULKIES! tbs auiedde, testing death a bit I': ■ ■ today and a little more tomoi> Heokachar. PhUadelpUa. He le 3 low, toitil Msy succeed.” married to the former Miaa ■■ People kill themselves to col­ Caroline Stuckert of Flourton, lect tnsorancs, or because they Pa. The couple live at 1054 Pine The two most important itsms in «ve^ are dying of incuraUe disease, SL, PhiladelpUa. fal’s wardrobe ars swsateri and slacks. but tbs BUtjority are emottonat- ly or monthly overwhelmed or Here are the very finest and smartest upset, said Dr. Dublin, retirsd Frisco Museum made today. See thsm now. second vice-preaidant and statis- tlciaa of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Gutted by Fire But if people with problems can get help and sympathy, "en- IAN FRANCUOO (AP) — A perlmcs has shown that suiolds fpeeUeular general alarm flra, is, to a degree at least, a prs- in a matchless ocean cliff set­ i ' TontaUs OMMUUan.” ting, gutted four btohUngs in Dr. Dublin and other speakers sitod the work of the Samari­ San Francisco’s hlatorlc Cliff tans in B i^ an d , the Los An­ Bousa complSE Tussday night geles BuiciM Prevention Center Hardest hit was a thrae-story 1 5 0 uic Friends in Miami, Rescue, maeeum that housed priceless Inc., in Boston, as organliatima hsirtootns from the days when ^ ; to which persona tempted to­ ahipa came west from around this little ward soietde can turn for help The Horn. Helena Rubinstein's with emotional, financial or Dramatic actiao by 800 fire­ crepe suzette family or ether probiems which man saved the Cliff House res­ are defeating ihem. taurant. Flames, 100 feet high at the height of the inferno, dramatic new discovery! WOOL SUITDRESS roared to within M feet of the restaurant building, which has Perpetual motion... Amputee’s Mail, burned down twice in Sie paat. is only The museum, a hot dog stand, Inspiring new fashion hy Gifts Pour In a gift shop, and a coffee shop N were burned out. A second cof­ U n l i l l a t e ’ CLSVIIaAND, Ohio (AP) — fee shop was heavDy damagsd. Alison Ayres niiiaftoa Sfanko, 14, whose Fire Chief William Murray rigibt tag.waa amputated Mon­ gave no official damage esti­ Nataral-looking color stays hi m til day heeauae of a malignant mate but unofficial estimates yonr hair grows out! Change your 0 . 9 9 tumor which threatened her ran to $1 million. Murray said hair color. Darken iL Lighten it. Coachman style jacket , with self IJ ■fa, to being dek«ed with mall, faulty wiring may have caused Enrich H. Cover gray completely! buttons, velveteen collar, % sleeves, flowam and gifts. the blaze that erupted in the P^vV Metropolitan General Hos­ museum’s sub-basement. All by Jnst shampooing—it*a eo easy! over a slim-line skirt! Black, cran­ As you move, so does this verj’ different dress pital llatod her In fato oondMion The first sign was heavy Choose from 18 glamorous shades. berry, teal, or royal, in sizes 12 to from the mastermind of Alison Ayres. Starting m hundreds of tele(dione in- amoke. This gave patrons, tour­ 20. from the throat, carrying clear dowra to the hips, qubtoa cams into the boepMal ists and employes a chance to Now you can color your hair at home... it’s all you. When the Inverted pleats take oyer, swttctafcoard. X hospital ape^es- clear the area. 'Then as firemen by yourtolf...without help. Simply mix It's all movement. Crafted In this season's man said Christine may be able brought up heavy equipment, Helena Rubinstein’s new Tintillate with weightless, airy basketweave wool with a double- f t to recalve visitorB on a Mmit- front and ro^ of the breasted bodice and flippant tie at the neckline. sd baato in a fsw days. museum blew out in an explo­ peroxide and shampoo H in. Sizes.8 to 18. Her mother, Lriy Shako, was sion of flame, knocking one fire­ Ilntinate takes half the time. No tedious CX5LORS: In pastel shades of: Powder, Lilas, with Christine all day and moat man off a high ladder. Olery and cranberry. af Tueaday avening. He suffered a fractured shoul­ parting or sectioning—no patching or der, the moat seriously injured streaking. Your hair is covered evenly from roots to ends. And k sUyt look­ treated lor amoke inhalation,' V ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP)— lacerations and bruises. i ing lustrous and manageable because Bulgar sounds/vulgar. But It's Murray said his men were Tintillate has conditioning action. rsaiiy good stuff. hampered by a lack of hose out- j Btdgur is a cereal product lets on the exposed cliff area 5 * donU fust tint your hair’—TINTILLATE t made from wheat, popular in just south of the Golden Gate. | offered to Minnesota welfare entombment when flames burst ‘ Imported, hand-lomned, full families. through a wall JO feet from ’ fashioned soft as a whiiper Curtis Johnson, director of the where a reporter was telephon-, is this heather mist wool state's welfare food program, ing a running, account. Search­ aaya Us wife and home econo- lights probed inside and a wall' cardigan. In Olive, Blue, mlirts have tried the stuff and of water was laid down to give Light Green and Oatmeal. % '. r '- found it delicious in a variety the exposed firemen a way out. 34 to 40. $ S M if its m ftsshim j t s ot of dishes. Thousands swarmed the Welfare clients will be given beach, sat atop neighboring bulgur cookies in hopes they’ll hilUf, streaming in and out of S' like the idea and ask for ,^e entertainment places at a near­ wheat product themselves. by amusement center. SMILING SERVICE MAIN STREET, M ANCH ^ER ir Offers Another Smiling Service

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Note manager. —^' Your whole body will reel wonderfully light and lithe when you step out jn this insulating shock-absorbing sole of softness Red Cross Slices’ the convertible mandarin collar, tlie dolman This idea of early shopping la great . . . it fabulous new Strata Sole on the smartly tailored little-heeled, walker.' sleeves, 'the zipper back opening and the back takea the burden off your budget, you don’t have The Westgste in cocoa tan shadowed sofgluv or black textured calfskin. kick pleat-all important features in a good uni­ to pay everything out at the heaviest time of the form. Sizes 8 to 16 and 5 to 15. year. Now, you can plan your budget, not mur­ - •'.i S12.99 der it And you can ahop in November, when the arieetlon lajhe very best. . . some in and ACXX)UNT card W 19^8 PAGE m rroiw the restrieilcm are those Rainfall Boosts employed by the U.N. Secretari­ set the economic applecart with Mrs. Edwin H. lAwton, corre­ Socio-therapy Can IFork, at and ilaltors uhder the U.S.- FREE DELIVERY a tot of naw lawa." Coventry sponding secretwry; Mr». Mau­ U.S. Marks Areas Soviet cultural exchange pre­ Hebron Solom Split: San. J. Wllilam Piilbrtght, D- rice French, treasurer; Mrs. Reservoir Supply gram. 4A.M. 104P.M. Ark., aald that aome of tba de- Owen S. Trsek. publicity chair­ Says Dr. Charles Robbins In case of the satellites, ori the other hand, only diplomats are ARTHUR DRUG lays 'ware accounted for by Reception Set man axtd Mrs. Wtothrop Merri- After axptoienclng one ofthe Open House Does Publie White House priority decisions. am S r, historian. ‘ Dr. caiarles A. Robbins, a driest Oot^ers to almost 50 Oif Limits to Reds banned from the cloeed areak. Hs said the Senate Foreign Voter-MaUag Sesstoa pgychlatrtot s4 tho Connecticut yean, Manchester last weekend # a 5-DAY rOB*CAST Relations Committee which he A special night sseal on for 'Valley Hoagittai and a Manches­ received some welcome relief. Want Laws? By P T A for ■ Lawrence W lttkof^e. super­ cloeed and closing dUiers, but Set at Khain heads was on the verge of ap­ the making of new voters will ter native, brieves that a men­ (Oouttaoed from Pago Oae) WINIDB€»l LOCKS (AP) — proving t foreign aid author­ be hrid from 6 td S pjn. tomor­ Evarylhing you need fo prapar* intendent of the town water keeping the total off-limits area The VS. Weather Bureau iJ- By JACK BELL row at the town clerk's office tal patient who can adjust to a department, reported tide morn­ partlnent wanted to reply to at approximlately 36 per cent of a ^ this five-day forecast for Opm Hou»e will b« heW to­ isation Mil at the end of July New Staffers for "OLD MAN WINTER.'* IT NEW CAR WASHINGTON f rose one and' one-half feet. tions they no longer have to Prectpita.Uon may total over Paul Dodg* Pontiac aoonomics department. event sponsored by the Robert­ m. Saturday ait the Ptotofleld "Mental Hospitals.” give this notice. ences within states however, 31 Whatever the mood of the eign aid authorization will get High School for the benefit of fU fK iM X46 RED EHD RULE Globe HoUoW and Howard Re- haSf an inch, oocurrlng aa rain INC, Palatlng Take* Eye son PTA. Dr. Robbins is a Manchester X As for the Soviet Union, the of Illinois' counties are off lim­ country is at this point, it isn't approval before a Christmas re­ the Plakifleld Rotary CSub. t oervoirs, although they showed Fradaricka photo or snow ahowers moatly over Phone 649-3881 A painting now attracting at­ being translated into any con­ The public is Invited to at­ High School graduate who has regulations only revise a 1961 its to Russians, but only 11 are cess. The Second OongregationaJ nsgtlgtMe Increaaea, were able closed to satellite envoys. hilly areas Thursday and aa 373 MAIN STREET tention of visitors to Douglas certed drive likely to produce Bold, black markings, also made his mark to the ath- list of closed areas, opening up He predicted Senate debate tend. Church Council will meet at 8' to hold their own, with the edge Engaged The only Ru.s8lans exempted rain Saturday. Ufciery, by Gordon McDonald more tiian a handful of legisla­ Reynolds Sohool In Use imbsddsd in wood latlc world aa a national run­ some which were formerly on civil rights will be delayed p.m. tomorrow at the Church ning champfon. He holds 11 na- taken off the steady monthly live engagement of Mies of Andover, is the house in Heads Drive tive measures before this year's With refurbishing of the Rey­ ^ i drops. svMoh the late Mrs. Gertrude until next year and that the $11- Community House. ttoii^ championships, a.nd has M aiy EUen Jeffries of Man­ SUte's A tty. John D. La- session runs Itself off the cal­ billion tax reduction bill al­ nolds School in Mansfield Depot m Wlttkofske is confident that If. Hough iyas bom and Where af'’. twice won the Thanksgiving chester to James J. Bigham of endar. ready passed by the House completed, clas.ses are now in The Gleaners' Circle "HoUday with only an average rainfall she Mvcd nedsly all her life. She Belle of 146 Porter St. was ap­ Day Road Race in Manchester. A Waterbury has ttean announced Despite published criticism of wron't be ready for Senate con­ session there. Mrs. R. Gale's Fair” will be held from 9:30 a. this month the ivater levels at wa* a sister of the late Mr*. pointed today as chairman of He will be wearing No. 1 when Dr. Chari«8 A. Itobbtn* by her parents, Mr. and. Mrs the national legislature's failure sideration until about mid- and Mrs. E. Halloran’s first to 7 p.m. Saturday at the all reservoirs will, at the very Charle* J. Douglas, fo r whom ha competes for the 17th tkme Ben E. Jeiffries of 20 Nesvman the Manchester fund drive of to produce on civil rights, tax March. graders, formerly at Co'ventry CTaurch Oommunfty House on I All hardwood least, hold steady, and to moat the library is named. The gen­ bL to that race In two weeks. His St. the Connecticut Child Welfare cutting and other major issues, Grammar School, are now at Rit. 44A. During the day there saettons, rlvatadrlvotad foints, $ 2 5 2 wero refused entrance into the instanoes will show a steady erous endowhinent left by the Association. by Joseph B. Senate Rep’iblican Leader Ever­ the Reynolds school, reliievlng wHl be a variety of fUms shown | a^e, the former Doris Steven­ women's building, the reliance Her fiance ia the son of 6* brass extanslon for Inslda msasuring rise. will of the late Dr. Douglas has Bums of West Hartford, Hart­ ett M. Dirksen of Illinois said the erwded situation at CGS. for the children attending. Fri­ son ot Manriieater, la a psychol- on the patient-government was Thomas F. Bigham Sr. of Wa- made possible the greatly in­ ford County chairman. he is confident the people at The children are taking their day at 6:30 a.m. the Circle I oetot for the State Department never more clearly demonstrat­ terbury and the late Mrs. Big­ creased facilities of the library. Atty LaBelle, .who is state's home are satisfied. Police Arrests regular bus to CGS and being members will be aft the building of Health. They have,two chil­ ed. ham. Mr*. Hough, who was a dea­ attorney for Hartford County, transported from there to the to set up for the fair. Those dren. At a packed meeting the Mlw Jeffries, a 1960 grad­ 'When I go home, I am sur­ Setting up such a program, Fine Arts Group uate of Manchester High School, coness in the Hebron Fin^Con- wUl speaihead the first public prised by the number of people Rikand R. Johnson. 24, of 14 Mansfield school. There wlU be attending are to bring a box women formed an entertainment Dr. Robblna writes, was not graduated from St. Francis gregattonal church, served as drive in the 45-year history of people who came up to me and no hot lunch program for these lunch. Dessert and coffee will | GET A ll THE HEAT committee and invited the men Arch St., late last night was easy. "Progress," he “has To Watch Breen Hoqiital Sctiool cf Nursing one of the library trustees. Ai^ the organization. It will open said, 'Senator, the Senate is do­ two grades but milk will be be furnished. says, back formally. The men began charged with operating a motor been gradual, with setbacks and with the clasa of 1963 and la ttst McDonald was commission­ tomorrow with a state goal of ing a darned good jo b ,''' he vehicle without a driver's li­ available for them. to trickle back but it took Dr. ed by the board of trusteed to Supt. of Schools Wilson L. YOUR FUEl CAN GIVE N E W , oonfliota." But at a workshop Robbins six months to restore Vincent D. Breen of Hart­ presently attending evening $65,000. said. "What they mean Is that cense (reported expired). He Manchester E^-ealng Herald I ford will give a demonstration paint the picture. Ih e house Atty. IsBelle is chairman of Tilley announce* report cards last year to Hartford for men­ the frequency of the visits. claaaea at the Hartford Branch we aren't doing the country any was charged after a routine Coventry rorreapoadant, F*. to oils at the meeting of the the Committee on Recommen­ will be given to all grades in the X s iito CHMNEf SWOP tal health personnel, one asso­ "We now have a stronger, of the University of Connecti­ foimerly a tavern, known aa damage by passing a lot of ill- motor vehicle check. John.wn Manchester Fine Arts Associa­ 'Hw American House, is one of dations fOr Admission to the system this year with no parent- Pauline Little, telephobe 743-1 •Mis Iwatlni problams ciate confided to Dr. Robbins, more permanent card group of cut, She la employed as a reg­ considered laws." was ordered to appear in Cir­ tion at 8 p.m. Friday at the istered nurse in the Pediatric the town's old landmarks own­ Connecticut Bar; director of Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of cuit Court 12, Manchester, Nov. teacher conferences scheduled 6331. "W e thought these ideas of men and women," the peychla- as in the past, unless one is re­ anttni yours were Just frivotoua, but trlet writes proudly. "Patients Whlton Auditorium. Breen ia Department of Manchester Me ed by the late Horace F. Por­ the Savings Bank of Man- are rubber treaded for added The dances, held on Friday mitted N s resignation as Re- A photograph of Douglas Li' EASY TO CARE FOR! brary on a postal card will be aafety. Sturdy chrome afternoons in the recreation H:i:: "The Marvel of Main Sfreef" puMtoan registrar of voters, frame. Choice of bsndaocne room, are a complete success. navtog served in this cepeclty given to each family borrowing CHRISTMAS SPECIALS books, also the 1963 Book Week decorator colors. Kltk Staat The former Manchester resident for a long term of office. BJmery FBII eXTSA rUlL CniNOIB,.,. observes that the men patients, Taylor, next in line, will eerve mark with the slogan "Three U.L/ once difficult to attract to the to his plaoe until further ac­ Cheers for Books.” V • 6 ' dances, now form a large group. tion to taken to fill ihe va­ Manriieeter Evening Herald Patienta on the dlsturl^d wards cancy. have also been encouraged to Briefs correapondent, Mias Susan B. Pendleton, tpleplione 338-S454. attend. GLENBALLY« Afmouhoement is made that "A 'good polka," Dr. Robbins j th e’ Rev. Gordon W. Weemen. MECHANIZED APOLOGY observes,” often is enough to i rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Discover mine of values! use up their excess energy. A j sportcoats Church, to holding a discussion NEW YORK (A P ) — A con­ Your ehoico... trivance billed as the "World's dance Is one of the best ant.i- First Fresh Flowfcr Di.9penser” dotes to the hopelessness that has recently been \installed in many patients feel." : by Fall Division the Long Island railroad sta' HIGH COMPRESSION The dances led to card games i Personal Notices Uon here, where thoqsanda of BAKEWARI with men patients regularly commutinjg husbands, pass BARGAIN vaL.^ to 41 90 STAPLE GUN dropping in at Dr. Robbins' through daily. Anyong who BONANZA • building for an evening of pinoc­ In Memoriam missed the train his wifq was Cvtrjr |uiriAtt«d hle with the ladies. In loving memory of our brother, supposed to meet can puV the firit quitity MlllftO When, by mistake, the men Never have you seen colons so intrigruing, pat­ Daniel T, Madden, who was killed Aluninum. SUn4ird right number of quarters to a tiin. rifbt ftr terns so brilliantly styled and executed! 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STATE ARMORY—TEL. 649^108 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.—643^1681 Shop at Sears and Save INCORPORATED a i^n Daily 9:30 to 9 P.M,— (Tuec^.Sat,, tUl 6 P.M.) Satiofaetloa Guaiaaatssd ss Ytsur Moitoy Back ^ 34 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER Ik -' M^CHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, ItW PAGE MINE PAGE EIGHT ICANCHBSTBlt EVENING HERALD, MANCiflSSTSaR, O W IN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER* 18, 1968 COUNTRY,” and is an llUmtra- havs baen approved f>n« of hlg Orenk poUeagues— waa afraid it would. Tt has parttetdarly In the nego- notified the U.S. Embassy In He was ln^4hs Bovlslt tlnlon on others made a good many nations re­ tion from a story of life on a sines. ^mtrl|p0tpr who hlmnelf chooB« to remain OormecUent chicken farm. The Open Forum dealing with tha ex- Moscow Tuesday that Bar- a 90-day tourlat visa tq collect anonymoua—hi the opinion sentful of what they have-the Steins ghoom Was arrested several Intormatlon tor a book he i thllrd is a lolly policeman from Colleagues Doubtl^; ot stodents and priifes- days ago, accueed of spying. Etmttn^ j ( T r a l i i that no dlaguiiie or attempted luxury, from their point of view, a bort«rjConn. haa, in the verdict of most ob­ Keeney Street school addHlons raoMAfi r. #ERguauN Glorgoe, whether hie laat name for the very small children. Yale Tfeacher Spy ttva cMnmittee of tha Intar-Unl Three Ruasiana accused of gboorn’s arrest bodes Ul, they WALTER R. FEROUSON was long or ahort, practiced servers, >ust about ended any ttUea Include "UTTUI bgr the public at yeaterday’a veralty Committee on Travel ■pylng were rounded up two said It did hot affect toe U.8. BAKE SHOP Publi«h«rt poasiblllty that A rgw tlnn AUTO, LITTLJB5 TRAIN, UT- referendum la a source of great Grants. weeks ago at Englewood, N.J. delegation’s plana for attending Pounded October l. I8tl that universality of thought Joy to those of us who have FRESH Every Friday Nighf Af $ P,M might reconsider and be sweet TLB FARM, and are now Javor- (ConUnoed tcnUi Pngs Ona) Thla group handled such mat Two were expelled from the toe cultural exchange talks. and appreciation which is typi­ "Hurrah For Booksf’ is the ites of a second generation. Miss worked long and hard to reach Would not be suprlelng If they country. The third, Igor A. The lO-man group, headed by PubllRhed E venr-----Evening Except and rea-sonable after all. w » e looking for a scapegoat.” ters aa placing of Soviet stu APPLE Bundnjre end Houdeyi. Enterrt at cal of both good diplomata and slogan for National catlldren’a Lenskl’s rsgloniu books for old­ this end. I with to take this ha cajna for drtnka to tha apart­ dents In this country, screening Ivanov, Is being held for trial. Frank G. Siscos, director ef the KNIGHTS OF COLUMGUS HOME the Poet Office at Mancheater Conn, opportunity to . thank all of Barghoorn appears to bebs morenr e# Second Claaa Mail Matter good poets. ! So, once again, 'black ^ w h ite Book Week which is celebrated er children Include "STRAW­ ment of Walter J. Stoesael, min­ American students going to the Some sources speculated the State Department’s Soviet ex­ BERRY GIRL,” which won the those people In and out of town ister counsellor In the embassy. the ecapegoat than the spy: Kremlin mr hope to exchange change staff, Is scheduled to TORTE 138 HAM STRECT— MANCHESTIR We are not aware that and white is black, and w ^ thla year from Nov. 10 through The word "gentle” was used Soviet Union and, In general, SUBflCfUPTION RATES Newberry prise in 1946, "TEXAS government—the Board of Ed­ At that time he said he expect* determining conditlont together Barghoorn for Ivanov. leave on Thuriday. Slecoe Indl Payable In Advance Goethe, who waa a man of con­ democracy but don’t like ucation, Dr. Curtiee, Board of invariably to describe him. Ool- One Tear ...... W 16. We hope that this slogan, TOMBOY,*' "FLOOD FRIDAY,” ad to leave the Soviet Union the with the Soviet Ministry of Ed­ The professor. Whs Bad writ­ cated he expected aome hard siderable affairs, ever found it democracy sometimes vote and a new book this fall, Directors, PTA Council, following day. leagues also called him shy, bargaining on the program. The Lb. 59c Hx Monthe ...... ILw while lacking In oiigrlnallty, wifi reasonable, mild and slow to ucation under which ths ex­ ten Several books critical of the SSS Center St^-S49-S04t Months...... f fi/ necessary to hide his lyric light and you must act as if the other'' "8HOO-FLY GIRL,” the story League of Women Voters, and Earllor, the embassy Issued a Soviet Union, served In Moscow first exchaiwa agrsemMt On« Month ...... 1®® leot the enthusiasm with many othsik, who coerated anger. change program la carried out. under any pseudonym bushel, fellow’s right to take your dol­ Ich the children of MancheS' of an Amish family. atatement saying Stoaasal had The Soviet Foreign Ministry In WorM War n as an attaohs. signed in Jar January 19S8. Two Read Herald Advertisements MEMBER OF ^ On Saturday morning at 10:30, with ua In our labors. To every­ roteated tha arrant to Mikhail Hla mother, who lives in an or that Joel Barlow, the Con- lar and your labor were aome- mill greet the new books ALL-WOOL THK ASSOCIATED PRESS there will be a story hour In the one who supported theee addi­ Smyrnovsky, chist of tha Amer­ apartment adjoining hla on Yoric Th# Associated Pres* Is thlng sacred, but defemse of win be available to them tions. and to ' the people In Slvely entitled to meih»^ use oiol i>pub*rrpuo-, neoUcut poet who waa a dls- at tlils time. east end of the Junior Room at ican section of the Foreign Of­ St., had been worrying about a 938 MAIN S'TREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS Iteation of all new. dispatches i tlnjfulshed ambassador In his your own right to your work At the Junior Room of the the Mary Cheney Library. This every voting district In town fice, and aakad for all details, virus her son had picked up MUSIC S’TORE: 2^1 ASYLUM ST., HAR’TFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER credited in**ihls jAper and aleo the day, found his two callings in- and your dollar something im- Mary f^eney Library. Book will be planned for children who turned out In one of the Stoesael repeated tha rMucst wMIe visiting the republic of from 6 to 10 years old. Miss heaviest school votes ever, our made Tuaaday Consul Thom- Georris. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER S’TREET - ’TEL. 649-7196 local "'rlghtil**'*ofrepubllcation of; congruous, or that Paul Clau- worthy and dirty and unpro- Week vnJl be celebrated by All three dlffwnt features. First, Jesseman, children’s librarian, heartfelt thanks. FABRICS as Fain to sea Barghoorn. "Rmy did they pick on my spedai diapatches herein are also del. the French diplomat who gremive. We must not resent will be the story-^ller. E. R. Montany, President son?” she asked. reserved what others do to us, but be a colleotion\ of new books for Highland Park PTA. "The answer of the Foreign also sen'ed the muse in our all levels wak arranged on Sat' We cordially Invite both our Ministry repreaentatlvs was His mother noted how careful Pull service cHenI of N. E A. quick to understand If, how­ urday Nov. ^ Usually, such adult and Junior borrowers to he was on his travels, and aald Sendee Inc. _ time, ever thought his literary stop in . the Junior Room during VOTES STV1HE8 that no detalla would bo provid­ Publlahertahera RepresenUtiveanep^seniaiivea — The inr either srood enoufirh or ever. others resent pimple and books are keiptvon display for ed at the present time, but the he would not even carry a Jiilliii Mathews Speclal_AgencT —I eimer Ko™' _ the week, but tills year. In an Book Week, -to enjoy the many HARTFORD lAP) — The camera. New V'ork ' Chicago Detroit and bad enough to try to hide. Nor, natural actions on our part. request would be passed along/’ effort to catch theYlrst enthusi' new books which are always State Devetopment Oonimlttee USED the statement said. Barghoorn'a caution was also And. in all this, nedther the gay and Inviting. From time to'"voted yesterday to study the \ \ f c till w p .. m . ®MEMBER audit BUREAU OF to take the other tack, have, asm which chlldrcnNfeel on see­ noted by Prof. Herbert Kauf. CIRCUIATIONB flat statement, nor the obvious time some of the more outstand­ taking of open apaoea, auch lbs embas» said Information we ever quite understood why ing new books, and t^m eet that about where Barghoorn was ar­ man, who said the spy charges ' i r A The Herald Printing Company Irony with which we make K, c. -• For Thursday-J pm Wednesday. .through it. and watch what SUITS ton 62-year-old Barghoorn cast Offenrive.” In it he wrote: For Friday-1---- p.m ‘ThuradayTh haps dating from the King Da- | some sUgtit portion of error In interest in displays of new a cloud over negotiations on For Saturday—1 p.m. Frid^. the most obviously right part of books has dwindled, so we hope 'Mppens when you move the "Adjuetmanfs and relaxatlone Classified deeallne; 10 10:80 a.m. vid of the slingshot and the second, minute and hour hands. U.8. - Soviet cultural sxchangss wliloh ooour from time to tkna, each day o’. publlcetloB except H. And that is the story of too to please our young borrowers which are to start In Moscow Saturday — 8 s.m. psalms, when proficiency of with tWs new plan. At the West DMciibed In ads as “the new must be evaluated against both kinds waa the very ideal of many issues in our times. Side Bremch where the library national pastime,” tt certainly next Tuesday. baicdqground of totalitarian oon- lime to order for Christmas delivery! Wednesday, November 18 Is open only three days a week replAcee an old one when Jun­ trole g their slgnifioanoe is not knighthood. COSTIHO n e w h a v e n (AP) — Prof the books wil be circulated on ior hikd to take a clock apart to be optsnietloally exaggerat The Vote Yesterday A Thought for Today Nov. 8. to eee'' what made H tick. Fradarink C. Bangboorn may be ad.” Our second feature at the a Buaitegoait, txit he would be a Barghoorn was apparently As WM said here before the Political Wlldcatting Sponsored by the Mancbea- moat unkloeiy spy, aay itas od' 3 Mary Cheney Library will be makng progress in gathering teferendum vote yesterday, the Ih the atrange but real world ter Connell of Ohurehea a special Lois Lenski display in lei^;uaa at Yale University. meterials for etili another book T Issue ait the polls was not pri­ of our relations with our good the glass case In the Junior "Hs WM deCnttely not Um In a oand sent from Ruaala to a time at factory-moving prices Read John 8: 30, 31. Room. Miss Lenski, a well- PUkLIC HAM $701 kind of man wtw would go Into coileegue, he wrote that hla marily partisan, and H was not neighbors of this hemisi^ere, Much la said atxxit truths In known Connecticut children’s AND Mq> kda ooHaaguea, Barghoorn put tti osvn future on some when Argentina was tat econom­ Holy W rit? flood in Unionvllle, Conn., on IneindM FuU Meal With 8-Lh. Dry Clean—ft.Ot The Mgh-ranklng source, who fabric that fits your room bast. sane, smaCtta, roasauitag ached- Submitted by Rev. C. Henry the Farmington R iver: ’The sec- SB, WM tha enqkodtaneiit of the ic dtffkniHiee and envying lit­ Dessert aad Bevsrags. absmt-mM lad ptofeasor; oSre- said he waa rather peutmistlc uls of stsMUaed igwndlng and Anderwm, Pastor, Emanuel I <,nd Is from "WE LIVE IN THE alxmt the outcome of the nego­ tle suooeas of any kind tat ex- Lutheran Church. laae ef Ua appearance and hie taxing. tiations anyway, added that pkxvutlon and development of aurroundlngli, but metioulous in vlet charges against the 52- Approval of a $400,000 bond Ha oil reserves. Our oil com­ hla wofk. year-old specialist on Soviet af­ Iwne foe Ibo every day pur- ‘H e waa oomplately tanmeraed fairs will not make negoUstlons panies went In there, organized to hla w o k ,’’ aald a oolleagiue. The Wing Group iwae of paving our own streets and improved the oil operations any earisr. *nta study WM pSed high with Barghoorn’s plight will be al —woidd have increased our there, and are now about to hooka to a kkiri of disorder that danger and bava taken us one make a lot of money for them-1 etOf ba eouM unravel.” DUOFOAM more step down a path from skives and for Argentina. At Ka woik had taken hkn to for colonial rooms which any senelble return or this point, the present regime Hie Soviet Unfon on several oe exM would then have become oaatone, dating taapk to 1942, ill Argentina plans to denounce when he Jolnied the ataff of the MADAM RAY more difflcuH and pain- the oontracts under wtUch this Amerioan Embgoay in Moscow, N wifh super-soff was accomplished and either OF MANCHESTER me tripe and Mb books on So­ Gifted character reader | I askd advisor will help you H w bond tame was rejaetad, suhatitute new contracts, lees viet eoJjlety won Mm a reputa­ \ tion that extended behind the In all m atters of Ufa Duofoam. cushions m deoislvaty. favorable to our oompanles, or Iron Curtain. NOW LOCATED AT I h a t m sans—or dvouM mean, nationaliaa the oil Industry en­ Though BaagltoooVa-light barring any now strategy for A -199. *• • tirely out of the hands of our blue eyes often bad ,a far-off 3MV2 Asyfaim Avt. puttli^ oursrivee in municipal companies. ekprepji^in, he looked at Ruslln bock for the routine eKpensea oloee^ and tirillcally. HARTFORD, C0NN. Our oompanles are engty, as Tel. S3T-9946 «f the day—that we go slower If they were being robbed. i In 1966, he wioto.in hla book, "Soviet Jtuaaien NallonaJlam;” with the paving, but get more And our government is die-j Open Mon. to Sat. "Soviet sooial thought oon- 9 L.M.-9 PiJM. s f H ki the end. turbed and anxious, too, as 11-1 aiata largely of a tiaeue of cal- But, again, paving la not the lustratad by the fact that dipio- ' oulated aniMmitiee, the author­ leal lasua matlc trouble shooter Averell ity of Whkb Hi apatsAned, in the Voters who have sense enough Harriman haa Just been to Ar­ final analyals, by terror.” to reject the SUdt idea that the \ Petrov, for one, is fearful. gentina to try to get the gov­ ■T ssn worried about him,” SKI PARKAS way to Manohester’s proper fu­ ernment there to change its he atod. "He is a quiet man, d -1 7 5 . ture Mea down a borrowing pH not a fighter type, a man who plans, vriilch M. has refused to ORIGINAL have acme more positive ideas do. HO IHOREASE IH PRICE! ^tends Me time wHh books.” V to their mteids. Petrov said Barghoorn might But things are never really be "browbeaten” Into anything WOOLRICH It H time to adjust Manchee- that simple, tat public affairs of If hla captors employ oertain tor spenihng to what the cur­ Quality you can sea and compare! All-wool worsteds any kind. woven in America's finest mills. Tailored by Steins metlMXki of InterrogwUon sgalnat SKIMEISTERS B- 99* rent tax rate—already too high The p re s^ regime tat Argen­ htan. with can and style. Sold direct to you in Stains Ive J. Lederer, asaietant pro- Machine washable, weatoer —w4U produce In the future. tina, that of President Arturo (A) Reg. $269.00 78” Stand­ c-265. Such a policy would leave in stores. We save all the big in-between profits by feaeor of history, eeid Barg- resistant fabric. DUa, oame to power with a sur­ hoom WM working on a book ard size sofas, now 199. creases ki spending to what­ doing business this way, and you get them in better prising good vote In an election about Rnewlan poUtioal Inatitu- (B) Reg. $129.00 Matching Struggling to eke out settlements in a new world, our fore­ ever leeway is provided by re­ quality and lower prices I That's why we can give ttono. He w m on a eebbatical $^g.95 40 $24.95 last summer which United wing chairs, now ...99. duction of our present bonded States policy had been urging you the very same fabrics used in $70 suits for just leave from Yale. fathers were satisfied with wooden joint stools and He. said the Soviet charge Indefctednesa and by the addi the mlllteury Junta tai Argentina 39.95 at Stains. (C) Reg. $849.00 .96” Jumbo -Wooden back Carver chairs. It wasn’t until the 18th Cen­ egsdnat Barghoorn seems to be size sofas, now ■ tton of new values to the town to permit. The junta did per­ ‘■prepoeterous.” tury that the first Chippendale upholstered wing chairs grand Hst—not, we may say, by mit the election. Dr. niia ran "There 1s always a mystery MoBRfDFS (D) Reg. $229.00 54” Lov^'“ appeare'd. Today we stretch the wing chair into sofa sizes, any mwa inflation of the pres on a platform tai which the big­ about Soviet motives which so seat size sofas, often seem to Involve caprice," SPORT SPOT 'wver- t h ^ in Colonial prints and tweedy textures, add ent oonbents of that list through gest single plank happened to Reg. $299.00 85”^ Queen Lederer said.. "Since several 689 Center S t—649-8747 (E) ! boit pleated ruffles . . . and they're ready to live happily the “revaluation” prooeae. be Ms i^edge to annul theee MEW FALL SHADES, INCLUDING NEW Sovtate were recenUy arrested size soffui, now . . . .226. Such a policy would have with your Early American furniture 1 same oil oontracts. Running on CDMPDUND CDLDRS AND NEW MEDIUM TDMESt as spies in the United States, It . nothing to do with any philoso­ that platform, tai a free election I e-2 2 5 . phy which acoepta the Idea that which the United States want­ 2 and 3 DUUDN STYLINB taxes must go up more each ed Argentina to hold. Dr. Illia AND NATURAL SHOULDER MDDELS. NOMtHi year, with never a limit. won big. But now, of course, i Obviously, there has to be a we don’t want him to carry out j i R$§ulars, Shorn, Longo and Extra Lengtf J- kmit. Obviously, taxes cannot the campaign pledge he made i p' keep going up year after year. along the road to that big vie- | > *^ie only question Is whether tory in a free election. We can . « \ ’Lawson Croup the Mmlt will be set by our ovm see the injustice of H, to the 1 intelllgmit decision, or become ■ . 'V* .;•» ■■ ■ Amerioan companies Involved, ALL-WOOL PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO a decision foroed upon ua on and we can, we think, also see some eventual municipal sick the foUy of H for Argentina it- 17 OAK ST.. 643-5171 Confempory design wifh an old fim’e look bed. srif. If this Is the ivay the'new ZIPCOATS The R^ubUcans, who to their government Is going to treat credit have been on the sane foreign Investments and enter­ This Lane Sweetheart Chest keeps appearing this way AHD aide all along, the Democrats 4 prise, what capital of any kind, f -2 1 9 . who. one hopes, may now begin foreign or Argentine Itself, will TOPCOAfS to regret some of their irresponr want to put money Into Argen­ in the top women's magazines. Thousands keep buying alble follies, and the General tine ventures? ALSO Manager dioukl aU cooperate In With such a situation loom­ 1 seeking ways for town poHey to ing up, H would be almost auto­ it for $119.50 • head tbs waiming signal matic for somebody tai Congreas No Incnaae In price for tdpooaia—and a new low VoUn gave yesterday. to undertake to hoist a warning # price forzip-llned boats—for quality all-wool fabrics and threat of punishment for you can compare anywhere a i$ 1 5 to $20 more than J-169. Should Poets Be Bashful? Argentina If it should persist In this prical Wa make them for you, sell d in c t through For the second time in Nobel honoring Hs own campaign Now give Lane's our oun Steins stores. You save on quality costs. Reg. $299.00 96” Jumbo sofas .. .219. /Prise hlatory, the award for pledge to Itself. * Sse this great aaleetion today I Reg. $119.00 La\yson chairs, now 87. Xiterature has gone to a poet Accordingly, Senator Bourke \ who haa q>ent most of his life Hlckenlooper, the Iowa Repub- "Little Sweetheart" Reg. $209 66” Junior sofas ...... 159. masqueraiting as ' a diplomat Ucan, succeeded tai amending For Now ImpronM Qoolitw^ Reg. $179.00 54” Love seat sofas 189. and very hard-headed practical the foreign aid bill now before yvifb super-soff Reg. $229.00 78” Standard sofas 169. man of worid affairs. the Senate' to require the Presi­ version Pi’onQ “ Music c-87. Reg. $259.00 85” Queen size sofas 199. Ih 1960, the award want to dent ' to suspend economic aa- (Last model not illustrated) ane Alexis Lager, a French dip­ sLsisnee to any country that ds- Duofoam cushions lomat, who had published cides to “repudiate or nullify e o ttt only amall but rigniflcant output of existing contracts or Agree­ filled holiday! The Lawson sofa, popular for forty years, is really a con­ postry under the name of Saint ments with United States citi­ temporary design. Yet its lines are so trim H takes only M m Perse. zens or corporations.” Free Alteratiqna—Free Lay Away Plan Colonial coverings and box pleats to adapt it to your Earl^ M««r, to 1068, Mm award haa Since a good many oountxiss Your family and friends win enjoy this American room! All wing and Lawson pieces have: (1) 1T4 one Oiorgoa Seferiadee, ooiiaidsr H their own sovereign MANCHESTIR SHOPPING PARKADI holiday season even more if there’s a piano hardwood frames, double doweled, glued, screwed and comer ' ona of the outstanding Greek right to regulate buslnees with­ in your home. For that warm homey, hos­ #2126 39x17 x24 kr ' Monday, Tuesday and Saturday braced; (2) Bases with deep coil springs, hand tied 8 ways; gtpkxhata of our time, instru in their borders as they jrfease, 10 A.M. to 6 P..M. pitable feeling everybody ^ ts when they 107(3) rFull u n V.WAIcoil spring edges; I (4) ------FillipgsT-M- --of -rubberized h ^ mental, among other things, in since many have already ex­ loin in song around a fine piano. Make your and cotton felt; (5) Cushions of super-soft Duofo^ ... the helping bring about the free­ propriated or nationalized In­ This is the twin . . . Almost . , . pf a best- wood. It guarantees against nioth damage, Open: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday selection from moderately-priced Everetts usual 4” firm latex core plus IW’ of soft foam on both sides; dom of Cyprus. dustries owned by outside inter­ selling Lane! It’s a little smaller, bjit styled too. And it’s a lot less expensive. It’s a wpn- 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. or popularly-priced Cable-Nelson pipos at (6) Fabrics carefully cut and matched. In addition, wing WbsB Olorgos Seferiades, the ests, and since the language of with the same look. Made with the same der at this price. Come in tomorrow; see ALSO 001UIIN8 COBNEB, WEST HABTYo BD Watkins today. It’s your guarantee for liwes are made with soft, muslin-pocketed coil unite for diplomat, wanted to woo the the Hlckenlooper sntendment is careful oonatruetion. In the lame maple for yourself. Reeerve for Chriatma* giving. joyous music-filled holidays ahead. Ma­ :ksl '1 muaa, ha diaguiaad hkwaalf aa quUa swieetpikMI, tbs adopMoo of hogany Everett pictured is $895. H- e CHofgoa Safarla. thla amandmeat has

MANCHESTER EV®nN a HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ^^BDNESDAT, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN ^ A C l T B !» EANCHB8TER EVENING HERALD, .MANCJHESttJR, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER tiea During (be summer jtud puipossa has organiBad Helps Yee Overeeme i automaUcally at tha rate ot flva People in the News 19M, he want to Senegal mora thAn 100 flights to many cents an hour every six months Dental SchodlPlaque at School to Honor Talk Double^ House Gets Africa as a partielpaiit .ln 'D p - of tha world. Normally 80 through IMT, the FOC said. Groups Meet Iraq Socialist Governmeitt^^ ■ratldn Oossroads," Ha grad- amhials ara carried ta a s p t- F A L S E t e e t h ' Events The rate Increase was sdught By n m JUHMOUlTKD nOiBBfpraaldaiit of «w WorM Bank, uatod firom Loomis. School. dally fitted transport plane. LeoseRess aid Worry by the Motor Transportation Memory of Howell Cheney StayH^[onest WhUa------6,(XI0 music lovsrs walt- “ aaya tha U 4 . foreign aid pro- Tufts Award Windsor, ta I960. Fare from Copenhagen to Bsl- Mo ksisar be annofad or (wl tUHkS- Association of Oonnectlcot and On Haynes Su ApparenUy Crushes Coup ^^lean Heard sd. Pablo Casals paeed back- g ( w must continue “if we are rnt, for sxam^s, to about 8160 ■OM beczu—-of hioas. wobbly faira the New Bngland Motor Rats R f Wai. BOTUA stiige, stage bands sourriad to \accept the rcspimsibllttiaa AIR u n FOR OATTLB a head. In. the U.S., thsra to no w era PAMralTH, an tamreved elka- In State Itoeaenbatlcn of (ha plaqua to Arthur H. m a m , so n Una (noo-acM) powdar, (prinklad oa Bureap. (Oentimied (ram Fagis Om ) A brown ptaqua^nnoring tfar ‘ m e w TORX (AP>—Now to a about and poUca sounded an has thrust upon us." COPENHAGEN (A P )-A Dan­ Import duty on animals brought yourpibtaa hoida Utaoi Bnnarao tbay Issue Today I^y^Dentists tha W xiol wIS ba mada by Mka. But, laid Black, tita program Judge and M ra CMartos tram rage Om ) Oinics, Classes memoiy of tha lata HowaB Qto- Una to pap up on your BOS. ish company that spaciallses in to this country for breeding pur­ raat mora eomf ortabia. Avoid aabar- Two hours later all was .ra- nay w(B be dadtoaitad to oara- kaKtoertna Bourn, chabnun of should M,^rsformed. House, 160 Wssttoad 8L, was yaaamant eauaad by looaa platra OaS Gambling Arrests aoubto-talk. laato, who was to conduct flying eattla by air traight tor poses. FA Sm TB at ' any drus oountw. An informal meeting of the ported quiet. Held by MPHNA Dr. Licmts Fox waa 3toaa «t tha HowaU Ohenqy the board of eduoatioh. Dr. Wll- DouMa-talk anaUoa you to ba the Naw Oriaans- PhUharmonic Black, atiirector of tha CSiaM awsufied tha Donald A. Cow- •omiwnor la alinoat llv« NEW HAVEN (AP) Gui­ board of dlreatoni, originally ttafo H. Ckvtia, aupariritandant Manhattan Bank, (old a meet­ I oML neas was brief yesterday at the Premier Bakr blamed “Im­ speaker la«t night at a Teohnioal School Ouiixarow at honart wWi yburwH ,whfla attU Bymphmiy in hto oratorio, “Sn dory Memorial Prtam Bebtdar- scheduled for lasS night, will be 7:30 pm. of /fincheater aohooto, and Dr. putting tha healing «ava of the Peasarba," arrived at the hall ing of the New Tdirk CSiamber H j* miK, wliich Mka «lBin* Readers Agency, Inc. held at 8 tonight in the Hear­ perialists, conspirators and ans- Mra. Cbarlaa Barnes, «H>er- tog of the Manoheater Dental Necdan, atsta diraotor of of Commerce that, among other ■hip of 8300 at traditional . they be met with enthusiaam School Boarda. name aver gave you the Idas the “Welch Quadrilateral Law to another are costing the coun- an Oct. 18 letter to Geared chest with 63, and five arthritic An outspoken advooata for CtUxan’a Advtoofy Cbimcll, will EngageSP niaintainn that atroUtinn of the Palmlssano, 30, of Providence, In Damascus, capital of Iraq's and tumor wiOr S3. Two olasaes and oourage. He aaked that aU that 1 thoui^t you were home- of Longevity” for living to a tiy 100 mlUlon working days R. I., president of the firm; Manager Richard Martin, asked partner Ba’athlst state of Syria, dentiata in thia state raUy to education, he played a major preside as inaikar of eere- t y V Ugly, yaa but homely. Tba eogagMnanft of Mlaa and $6.6 billion a yestf. pieeont county aherilf syatem for expactaavt ntothers had six moniea. ripe old age: won lid cost the state W mUllon Vincent ConsigMo, 36, of New for this meeting, "To look at leading members of the govern­ the support of the new dental rd a to Mktocheater’a aducatlon never. ftutti Aral CtordtaMT of South First, moderation in work Personnel turnover was tun­ some alternate arrangements ment refused to make any pub­ to atUndancs. al devekipment and in tha rtart The jtoogram is open to toe a year. Haven, the vice president; War­ Mra Barnes also reported 631 school at' the Unlveratiy of Oon- “And now let me show you CHactonbury to John Robert Whanavar elreumstances per­ ning as high as 80 per cent a ren Pidllo, 37, of Coventry, that will give additional ap- lic statement. But they were of of the Manchertar Trade School, publlo. Shops and claaarooms ■oma Intorasting col Kennedy Jr. o t Bart Hartford, mit; secmid, a prohibition of year In soma plants and aver­ AaeociaiUon .TYeaidont Patrick vialta wew maide by Public nectlout. will he open for vtsltation. J . Hogan, high sheriff o t Hait- R. I., and Joseph Lomarta Jr., proechee, Improved traffic flow i the strong conviction that Saadi which now beara hia name. - Oinea and X took of i (xMh formeriy o t Manoliastar, worry; third, a little play; and aged 80 to 36 per cent In Siberia, and better parking in the hos­ had organized the conspiracy. Haalth nurses last month, and C a n ^ way back in 1067.” If said 8. Batyahev of the State fbnd County, said |2 million 32. of Branford. that they assisted with a flu liSto baen az..Kxmoad by bar par­ fourth and most Important, a would have to go for salaries They were charged with con­ pital area.'’ There also seemed to be at­ that won't bore you into going ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ehner trust In God.” Committee for Profesalbnal- spiracy to violate the pool-sell­ The mayor had Indignantly tempts from outside the Ba’ath, clinic at the hoapMal for town home, I don’t know what will. Technologlcai Training In an for cirvil service employee who emiplayea Gardlnar of South Qlastoribury. Welch, ordained a minister In ing law and were released in denied Republican charges that possibly from Nasser sympathi­ Blast Rocks “After aU, J.P ., you’re tha Her ftonra to the son of Mr. 4ullcle in the Literary Gazette. srauld lepJsjce the 202 fee-paid Mrs. Robert Poat and Mra Obituary 1890, Is in Detroit for the Na­ deputy ^iierilfs as procMs .serv- (2,500 bond each for appearance the Democratic majority on the zers, to seize the advantage In News Tidbits b lf ohlat, and I know Pm just and Min. John H d bo tt Keraiedy tional OoimcU of Methodist Soviet worken were freed of MANCHESTER In OU'Cuit Court today. board of directors ignored dan­ the confused situation. * MarahaJI Finlay attandad a Oon- ■h one of the Indiana.’’ And bow Sr. of Bast Hartford. rigid laws binding them to their ara and halilffa neetleut regional educational Bishops. PARKADE H w other milUon would go ger to hospital patients, when A mysterious radio urged peo­ John M. Boyle >from the AP Wires Nuclear Base r d love to sink a tomahawk Mtos Qairdiner attended CNas- Dr. Oeorge C. Gallup, the poll J ^ May 11, 1968 it removed widening of Ha.vnes ple to rise against the B a’ath meeting at the University of Into your big thick akulll tonfcury High Schooi and to am- taker, says candidates tor pres­ Premier Khrushchev hinted •or oans, office equipment, law Slated to Plead Oonnacticut, and Mra. BartMe John M. Boyle of Hartford, suit feuniranoe and Mnge bene- St. from its recommended road and a speaker shouted the name (Continued from Page One) “Don’t worry about It ployed by QuaBty Nbine Plata, ident should abandon barn­ last year that new laws might Arttmr H. House HARTFORD (A P)—Ronald of Ja.ssem Alway, a pro-Nasser attended a convention of the stepbrother of Mrs. Anthony 0ta. program. Choma of 28 McCann Dr., died M ra Ngo Dinh Nhu leaves mlnuto, Henry. I'm aura tt won't I d^, cnastonbury. storming campaigns and make have to ba passed once again Haaeett, 26. accused of plotter now Jailed in Damascus Oonnacticut Nurses Association restricting workers’ rights to Tufts University today. Tlis Hdgaai noted that, deputy Mayor Mahoney will toss out Monday at Hartford Hospital. for R ohm for reunion with her The explosion knocked out toava a ataln.” If you had to Iff, Kennediy, a graduate of only six major speeches. He bludgeoning his uncle to death for discussion the possibility of after leading an attempt to at the Statler-HlKon Hotel, plate glass windows In several spill the frnvy, you olumay HoweB Chaney Tecfanioal proposed that the speeches be chimge jobs If tha situation prize, establish^ in memory ffieriffs “efficiently handle the and administeriiw a fatal beat­ overthrow the Syrian govern­ Hartford. Mrs. William Dion He waa bom in Manchester three younger children, vowing of a campus leader killed in eonpleoc teak o t serving legal constructing a new access road and has resided In Hartford for downtown stores and in suburbs kuot, why didn’t you dump it on School, served with the Unltod broadcast and telecast nation­ worsened. ing to Ms invaDd great-aunt from W. Middle Tpke. or S. Al­ ment last July. and Mrs. Finlay also attended to return to tMa ooemtry to try miles away, aijd startled secre­ youraalfT wide with no competing pro­ action in World War n, to papers on a fee basia’* a Connecticut regional educa­ 28 years. Statas Naivy and to emgkloyed by given to a jupior or senim: who with Ms fists, ia scheduled to ton St., to permit vehicles to After a military revolt In Iraq to “awaken the oonacieoca o t taries in office buildings. *Tt aaama to me yoa’va bean Oardkter’s Markeft, South CHas- grams allowed. PAPAL DOCTOR DIES Ih ey drive their own cars, plead Dec. 3 to two counts of tional meeting at, Cedarcrest He is survived by his wife, a best exemplifies the qualities of | loee|> their own records, huy approach fixm the r«ar of the last Feb. 8, Premier Abdel Kar­ “Three men were loading the with our om n lu tlo n long tonfaury. “It’s the least we can expect BOLOGNA, Italy (AP)—Prof. firat degree nnirder. Hospital, Newtogrton. daughter, a sister, a stepbrother the world before the Com- Antonio Gasbarrtni of BolMna, h l^ prlndple and leadership. Ewir own Uahlhty insurance hospital. im Kassem was executed and a nuinirt danger wttioh ia becom­ explosive Into an igloo, a stor­ enough. Osgood, for lu to ad- The wadding i planned for of the networks and ask of our Hassett' was indicted yester­ coalition of Ba’afh Socialists MPHNA received a gift of and two other stepsisters. draaa aiach other on a first name people,” said Gallup In a speech who treated Pope John x5on House, a senim: at Tufts, toj and work aroond the ek>ck. If In other actions tonight, the The fiuieral will be held to­ ing more and more traitorous age shed," Mueller said. “They June 37, 1P66 day by a Superior Court grand board of dii^ctoirs will be asked, and supporters of Nasslr, took a walker for « s loan cloaet. saw a flash and realized some­ balds.’’ TtaX ought to flatter the to the New Jersey Taxpayers during his fatal illness, died to­ president of the Tufts student] neoeasaiy, to meet the demands Jury. Articles In the loan closet are morrow at 8:80 a.m. ffom tha under the label of peaoefol oo- day. He was 81. council. As an outstanding a t Mtgiants, lawyers and the by the town planning commis­ power. thing was going to explode, do little pipsqueak enough so he Association at Newark. 3 There are two penalties for a/voilalble to Manchester resi­ Taylor and Modeen Funeral eodstenoe” . . . Justice Depart­ Pope John named him his per- campus leader, he has served sourts, be said. sion, to clarify its views on In April, after a military re­ they ran. 'Then it exploded. But won’t ask me for a raise for “Present campaigning re­ flnst degree murder: Death to volt, in Syria brought the ^ ’ath dents. Home, 233 Washington 8t., ment inveettfabes a eonnectioei another year. Dr. Lowe Speaks quires not brains but an Iron sonal...... physician last...... Novem (iber. as president of his class In Hogan said the ooek study three other matters. Hartford, with a Mass of ra- between R o b ^ O. Beticer and they got only superficial In­ the aleotiic chair and hfc im­ (1) The employment of a to power there, Iraq, Syria and juries.” “Glad to hear from you. What constitution and does damage to and he was with the pontiff both his sophomore and junior was oonduohed to "idHiw the prisonment. Under a new state the U.A.R. agreed to merge in qulem at the Immaculate Con^ an Affierican-owned peuddng To Bowers PTA a candidate’s health and. through the final four days of years. He has dso been a mem­ CoBy" of raoent proposals by planning director by the TPC. ception Church at 9. Burial will There were no reports of in­ aan I do for you?” Whatever tt law, it Haaeett is convicted it a new United Arab Republic. plant In Haiti that sou^t ap­ to, the answer is no. sanity,” Gallup said. crisis that preceded his death ber of Sword and Shield, Ivy, “uniidonned and misguided pot- The post has been vacant since Hospital Notes be in Cedar ' Hill Cemetery, proval to 1961 to export meat juries caused by flirlng glass Will be up to the Jury to de­ January of this year, when Ed­ But pro-Nasser elements in when vrindows fell at schools T “Despite tha stopiq) in tha Dr. Frederick Lowe Jr„ dean Eugene R. Black, formarijune 8. and Towar Croas honor socis-l Mrinns who apparently want to cide which punMiment to kn- Hartford. to tha United States and Puerto ward Rybesyk resigned to be­ Iraq lost out to the B a’ath in Friends may call at the funer­ and stores. eompetitiva situation, the man- of Mancheatar Community Col­ stssapede the Oeneral Assemhiy poae. a power struggle last May, And Visiting hours ara 8 to 8 p.in. Rloo, New York Timea reports. agamant looks forward with •nito radoomn legMatSan that come the full-time executive di­ la aH areas, exoe^ maternity al home tonight from 7 to 9. Mueller said nuclear material lage, spoke last night to 200 The only plea poaaible to a rector of the Manchester Rede­ unity plans were shelved. Draft dacrea deoiarliig all was Involved but declared there eonfidenoa to a brighter profit would needlessly Impose a hewvy where they ara 8 to 6 p.m., and There will be recitation of tha nMtt have right ta reUgioos members of Bowers PTA at the charge of first degree murder velopment Agency. The B a’athist regimes in Iraq 8:80 to 8 p.m., and private waa no danger of contamina­ prospect in 1964. Or we’ll all ' 1 bmden an the paopla.’' is fwt guilty. and Syria have drawn steadily Roaary at the funeral home at freedaen ready tor peesentatlon be taking in aach other’s school. (2) Cluster zoning regula rooms whera they mra 10 a.m. 8. to Vatican Eioumenloal Council tion. Hasaefit waa acrastsd Aug. 5, Uona, to follow along the lines o f; closer together ever since, and to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested He said thera ware several foundry for a living, boys. He discussed the operation ot Hen Outdoee Seif one day after the battered regulations approved for the have been making plans for (lefora 3,300 pralates at Vatican thousand tons of TNT In the “Tou’ra right, Mr, Ample. the college and what he believes full union of their neighboring not to smoke la patients’ Mra. Mary L. Prentiee CKy, Rome, Italy . . . Authori­ BUVWXSLD (AP)—Poultry hodtaa of hda unde, Oeorge W. Bryan Tract. rooms. No more than two vis­ Igloo when tha explosion oc­ They ara nuddng our size 66 Its future wlU contribute to Man­ Haaeett, S2, astd Ms graat-aunt, (S) The consideration of a re­ countries without Nasser’s Mra. Mary Lynch Prantioe, ties aft Mount Ctemens (Miich.) Jackets a trifle snugger this chester. aogmaiB aaid today wi egg laid itors at one time per patient County Jail say prisoner, Favis curred. The reason the work­ Mlsa Mary E. Nugent, 80, were quest by Green Manor Con.struc- U.A.R. 58. of Hartford, aiater of David men escaped, he said. Is that year.” Why don’t you quit try- Explaining that a community fegr a local ben was o t sn “al- Lynch of South Windsor, died Martin, 26, had more than noat wfaanrd o f’ dksa. found to the apartment they Uon Co. for cluster-zoning regu- L a st' month, the two govern­ the igloo is specially designed mg to kid yourself, Fatso, and college is best described as an ments proclaimed a military ADMTTTBD YESTERDAY: a t Mt. Sinai Hoopltal to Hart­ bmaMng teeth hi mind when he Tha agg wetgbpd in ait she arid af lOT Bhultas iPlaoe. lations for its High Ridge No. 8 FVsnoia Pippin, Whiren Ave., so the roof vnll blow out first go ahead and buy a sisa 667 institution planned to fit the tract. union and creation of a defense ford. She was bom on March 18, reoeived tribe of toothparte in an explosion and funnel the “Tlito car’s the beat bargain shape and needs ot Its com­ — »m . A spolBawnan ait the council. Syrian troops Joined the Vernon; Hknina BkdweH, Glas- 1006 in South Windsor and (from sister) inside o t vriiich ■taite AgiiDuBtive and Oonser- toobuzy; Mrs. Louise Same, blast skyward. fci tha lo t Confidentially, we got munity, Dr. Lowe said that tt Former Judge Held Iraqi army in operations Hved in the Hartford area aH was found two anall hacksaw H from a little old lady who had can be compared to a amall hwtton DepaPtmant in Hart­ O ov en ^ ; Raymond Dtonne, 33 blades . . . Sleeping pUls kiUed The ABC said in Washington WESTPORT (AlP) — A for­ against rebellious Kurdiah trib­ her Hfe. that the work of the plant in- driven it only 760 miles.” She local university. Manchester ford said a nonnal one n i mer town court Judge and prom Smoking Topic esmen in northern Iraq. New St.- Mra. Cecilia Vlhe- She alao leaves threb other “baby doll” girl. JuUe Molley, Conununi^ College, he said, hbout (mo and a half ounoes. maire, 670 Hartford Rd.; Mia. volvas "testing, assembly, re- sold It to us after running Into toent looal Democrat has baen Iraq and Syria opened talks brathera and two aistera. Britain’s newest sex sensation, two iruoka. provldaa a fun program In B u t the ben wA nerar taaar Y vomm HU, 36 Sam Sk., Rock- pitir, modification and dlspoaal aoouaed of emhiaalliig over Of Health Board on an economic union on Nov. 8. The foneral wlU be held F ri­ and police are atSl invesUgating ot nuclear weapon com- libaral arts and scitncaa aquiv- hbowe bar addevement She was 860,000 an estabe ha aerv vttla; Raynicnd 2>augg, South day at 8:30 a.m. from toe her double life, London reports. from The move toward unity reiura- Wtodsor; Fred Stone, Broad ponants.” alent to tha first two years t t daad when Anthony P. Mdloni ad as an attorney. The problem of smoking sents a major challenge to Taylor and Modeen Funeral Army to begin sending new aiw college. snd Ids son Tony disooverad Brook; Mira. LM>y QcSMVebn, It added that these include Flood of Arrests H w chaige was mailed out among school-age children was Nasser’s ambition for an Arab Hcime, 233 'Washington St. Pershing atomie mlaallea to Refreshments were served in (be agg Sunday in their hen­ lU n gton ; Mira. Beveriy Mh- “electronic and mechanieiU as­ in a Suparior Court bench war­ again discussed at length re­ union dominated by himself. Hartford with a solemn Mass of Europe la next few months semblies as well as chemical Puts G)p in Jail the school cafeteria after a house. cently by the Manchester Ad­ Iraq’s president since the coup lone, M Prospeot St.; Donna requiem in Immaculate Con­ whlll shorter-range S«rgaant businaas masting. Mrs. Went­ the night before, there was rant laaued yeatarday (gainst Bradley, Shust Hartford; Ar- high exploaives and radioactive ChnHea F. Spear, 46. visory Board of Health. The last February has been field ception Church at 6. Burial will missiles are on way or begin­ materials.” worth Johnson headed a refresb- a Htemy program ait the town topic had come up for discus­ Marshal Abdel Salem Aref, mond Heuby, 33 Ward St., ning to arrtva there now. Wash liOCmST GROVE, Oa. (AP)— mant eommittos. Spear is accused of embez- Rockville; Edward GranvOle, be to Soldiers Field, Wilson. An AEKJ spokesman said the A new policeman’s enthusiasm N Wmaay. The speaker was OHvar *i*ng the money from the state sion at several of the board’s once known as an admirer of Friends may call at toe fu­ Ington report says. . . U.8. Un­ plant employs about 800 work­ M ra Hrtan Xkiar’s Grade 8 Bubtwiwortti, author o t “Tha meetings during the past year. Nasser. Despite this reputation, Hartford T|Uce., Vernon; AlU dersecretary of State George W. tor enforcing traffic laws land­ room won the attendance ban­ of the late Frank T. Signer of non Burke, CNartionbury; Jhmea neral home today from 7 to 0 ers and was built at a cost ot ed him behind bars today. PBOtTOOf Qgg.“ In his annual report, sub­ he retained the presidency after pm . and tomorrow from 2 to Ball arrives in London to try to ner. Westport, a retired supervisor Lyon. Stafford Springs; Brian persuade British to tighten toelr approximately |18 million. The man the folks of this of maintenance at the Mer­ mitted on June SO, Dr. Nicholas the purge of pro-Nasserites last 6 and 7 to 9 pm. The Rosary A Mg cloud of smoke kicked spring. Whiitely, Broad Brook; Hezbeit attitude toward trade with Osm- (own of 600 knew as John Paul A$ke "Rate Reduction chants’ .RafHgeration Co. of A. Marzialo, director ot health, QuaaniRiKhka, 16 Hhrtland Rd.; wfU be recitad tomorrow at the up by the blast could ba seen —an oifficar who made more Coin Ffip Arbiter said, “I urge the board of di­ The Ba’ath government in funeral home. munlato. more than six miles away. HARTFORD (AP) — The Con- Brooklyn, N. T. Btoner died in Heibert I>w«Bey, Bhrt H a rt­ Brazil sounds out Latin- than 100 arrests in a month— Bectlcut Light and Power Com- 1060. rectors to encourage the board Syria also announced a shake- The Texas Department of NICnOLASVlLDB, Ky. (AP) up resulting from tha reoifha- ford; MldhhMl MekxMy, Ooven- Aroertoan delegates at a hem- to held In lieu of bonds totaling iny today sought approval of m s son, Fhaiak, was in charge of education to ccmduct a cmi- tiy ; Raymond Crokby, Hebron; Peter Aniello Public Safety office in Ban Ar­ 88,000. The many arrests led to —Hie Jesaamtnb County Elec­ stant educatitmal program to tion of Premier Salalf Bltar, but Ijg)here oonfennoe on a plan tonlo went on emergency alert e ~Public . Utilities...... Cibmmlsslon o t the estate, which consisted Arthur Hlgbtcr, RFD 1, Man­ Peter Aniello, 79, ot Hartford for “internationalizing” the an Invastigmtion of Paul’s back­ tion Oommisaion rasorted to aa (P W ) to reduce electric and discourage pupils from smok­ Bltar had been wanting to givo died yesterday at Hartford Hos­ and the sheriffs office sent all e of wtadai, roti estate and cash. ing.” up his post for several months. chester; AmoM Newman, Wap- U.6.-supported Alliance for ground. ancient method to''' decide the gas rates for some 386,000 cus- The warrant aaid £^>ear ap- ping; Henry Lafloo, 165 L y d ^ pital. He was the father of Its cars to the base. Sheriff Hiram Cook of Henry winner ta the 6th District mag­ According to state law, boards MaJ. Gen. Amin Hafez, 61, be Progreea program—opening the Deputies were stopped at the tomara. The saving to customers propriatod the money between S t ; Dana Mbrtenson, 75 High Louis Aniello and Albert Aniel­ allianoe to all oomera, includ­ sald Tuesday that Paul istrate’s race. WUl be 11,766,000. of educations are responsible to came Syria’s new premier. lo, both of South Windsor. He gates of the base and not al­ Oot. 30, 1961 and Sept. 1,1063. Six new Cabinet members St., RocIcviUe; Mra. Etoanor ing the Soviet Union . . . A out to be Jolm Nick Pav- Republican John D. Fain and 0 point out, to children under lowed inside. Principal change in the elec- Spear ran Unsuccessfully for MIoaser, 136 Avery St. was born In Sessa Aurunca, 82-hiHion dollar hydroelectric » lakoi^ 81, of Decatur, whoDamocratic was incumbent Nellie trie, rate will allow homeowners their JurisdicUen, the harmful were named and all are B a’ath- province of Caserta, Italy and The base does Work on atom­ Stinnett wound up in a tie in first selectRian in 1063 and to effects of nicotine, alcohol, ists. BODRTHB YESTEStDAY: A projBcft. to be toe largest in the fined 8300 lor Impersonating an beatlhg water electrically to 1066 was appointed to the town daughter to Mr. and hba. Rob­ lived in Hartford for M years. ic projects and its work Is con­ officer in Gwinnett County last last week's election with 866 drugs, and the like. Western World when completed sidered highly secret. qualify for a new low rate of court bench. He lost Me Judge- ert Oottier, 18 Liberty St., Other.survivors are his wife, in about 12 years, begins to year. votes each. SH cents a kllowat hour for Superintendent of Schools Wil­ LAura Campanile Aniello; five At sn election commission tolp when the old court was liam H. Curtis said this morn­ Rockvilie; a daughter to Mr. take shape in the wtiduneas 250 “I Just wanted to be a police­ flie first 000 ICWH used. eboMahed In I960. School Principal and Mira. Phillip D( Mlnno, other sons, a d a u b e r, twenty DOUBLE DOSE man and X knew if I gave my meeting Tueatey, three flips ef The rate will drxip to 1% cents ing, that the board of educa­ grandchildren and five great mHea northeart of Quebec City CALDWELL, Idaho (AP) — Spear ia frae to 86,000 bond Stafford Springs; a daughter in Canada. name I wouldn’t get the a coin determined the election per KWH for the next SQO KWH. tion had discussed, “from time grandchildren. Two boys, 18 and 16, were pun­ outcome. Fain called tails on pending appearance in Superior to time,” the problem of pupils Banquet Speaker Mr. and Mra. Joseph mUah, ( jot^” tha sheriff quoted Pavla- a rate which would bb used Seaman Ckrde. The funeral will be held F ri­ ished for stealing a car and fcos as saying. the third flip and wm. Court smoking, with the view of In­ cashing a bad check by having V only by those with home deal­ BIRTHB TODAY: A son to day at 8:16 a.m. from - the cluding the subject in the school Mother St. Mary BUeen, prin­ D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 286 tery. The Rev. Eugene F. Tor- to go to both Jail and school. ing or eonunercial uses and for TALE BITB8 SLATED Mr. and Mra. FVank McCoy, all use above that, 1% cents system’s curriculum. He added cipal of St. Bartholomew’a Wethersfield Ave., Hiuiford, pey read the oommitial servioe. The pair were sentenced to 16 that a survey of what is being Wart Rd., Vernon; a daughter per. KWH. JraiW HAVEN (AP)—King- School, spoke to 130 last night to Mir. and Mira. Robert MicCor^ with a solemn Mass of requiem Bearera ware Robert Endera, nights In Onyon County jail, man Brewster Jr. will be in­ done In town In this area was at the annual banquet of toe In St. Augustine’s Church at 9. Ekhvard J. Oonin, Bernard to report there with their home­ The household rate lor those made last spring, by Ronald P. mick. Brood Brook; a son bo not heating water electrically stalled as Yale University’s Combined Mothers Otodes at Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rood, Burial will be in Rose Hill Me­ (Pridvah, Jamea Q. Reagan, Jo- work every day after school will remain almost unchanged, n th prasident on April, 11 at Scott, assistant superintendent the American Legion Honn. 083 Tolland Tpke.; Mra. board of trustees. flqprid^on of the town water Funerals Imposing a change in Its gas supply,' and endorsed the action the Rt. Rev. Magr. Edward J . Catfierine Johnstone, 438 W. i^ e a effecting 62,200 gas cus­ The inauguration of the 46 Reardon, pastor of St. James’ IMlddle Tpke.; Andrew Oavaixa, year-old Brewster will be a two- taken by the Clonnectlcut State ADULT STUDY COURSE \ I tomers. Savirm will amount to Department of Health, In Church;. the Rev. Rkhard 106 Main St.; Martin Briricson, Ambrose E. Raymond 1886,000. day event, starting April 10 BoUea, assistant pastor of SL Longnveadow, Maas.; Harold The funeral of Afobroee E. "MORAL MAN IN MORAL SOCIETY" The toduotion speech will be de recommending fltioridation of all state public water' supplies. Bartholomew’s Church; Mother BraMlowich, Hartford; Michael Raymond of 76 Lenox St. was Trademark Case Mvered by Wiknartli *■ lAwis of Mary Ekleen, Mother St. Jeanne, Kiro, Bart Hartford; Raymond held thia morning from the 7:45 >.M . WEDNESDAYS Fhrmtogton, senior fellow of teadier at St. Bcutholomew'a Hagenow Jr., 85 Branford St.; Hotoiee Funeral Home, 600 HAWmjRD (AP)—A trade­ the corporation. This will be School; Mrs. Wllliiuh Rice, co- Lfoda Andrade, Andover, Mato St., with a Mass of re­ RECEPTION HALL mark case brought by Heritage followed by Brewster’s Inaugu Public Records I StsmosMb leader of St. Joseph’s Circle: DESOHIARGED . TODAY: quiem at St. James’ Church. Wedneaday, November 18, 30, 87 and December 4 FurnituK Ihc., of High Point rai address. Mrs. Alfred Pontloelii, treasur­ Heather Rodrigue, Andover; The Rev. Joseph H. McCann N.C., against American Heri­ Warrantee Deeda er of St. Jos^)h’s C li^e; Mra. Linda Briggs, 23 TaJoott Ave., was celebrant. Mrs. Ralph Mac- DR. J. MANLEY SHAW , SpM k«r tage Inc., 236 Boston Ave., 6 MARINES HELD Stewart Dillon and Ellen N. James Barry, corresponding RookvlUe; Mra. Beatrice Wil­ carone waa organist and sololat Bridgeport is being tried to NORWICH (AP) — Pou Dillon to Leroy K. Caion, prop­ secretary of the Infant Jeaus of liams, Wart WilUngton; Edwin Burial was to St. James’ Oeme- Hartford before U.S. District Marines foom the Groton sub erty on Woodtoridge St. Prague Circle, and Mra. Ann Aherle, 9 Regan Rd., RockviUe; Judge T. Emmet darie. marine base were held under Walter M. Kluoewloz and Bollea of Windsor Locka, moth­ Ernest Heath, WtodsiDr; Michael Happy little shutterbugs have mothers who The North Carolina firm, now 110,000 bond each after pleed- WUhelmina R. Klucewicz to er of Father Bollea. ' ' Bourque, 0 Hoffman Rd.; James actuality the Heritage Furniture tog innocent to changes of lar Archie Moricz and Regina Lk Mentoera of the Motheihood MuWwapr. 606 Woodbridge St.; Company division of Drexel En- oeny and breaking and entering Moricz, property at 142 Avery of Mary CHrcle were to chaige li r a Helen Kinney, 160 Loomto terprtoea Ihc., seeks 8100,000 yesterday. They are; Robert St. of arrangements. Mrs. Edwtnd St.; Frank Roainaki, Mile Hill damagee' and an tojunction Swan, 20, of Derby; John W. Archie Moricz and Regina L, Goss, banquet diairman, intro­ Rd., Rockville; bins. CartH Trus- agatost tha Bridgeport retail Moran, 21, of Waterbury; Wal Morioe to E. Stephen Pearl and duced the main speaker. tey, Glartonhury; Charles HUl, B(/rrir*$ton* firm. ter E. Bailey, 2l, of Marysville, Mary E. Pearl, property at 152 Mrs. Raymond Murphy,, or­ Coventry; Wade Medlar, 156 lit dahns the Bridgeport firm Pa.; and Lawrence J. Perrin, 22, HolMster St. and another on N. ganist and soloist at St. Bridg­ St. John St.; Mrs. Drila Malone, has'been violating Its registered of Malone, N. T. State police Elm St. et’s Church, sahg two hymns, 38 Norwood St.; M n. Ethel “Heritage” trademark. It seeks said* the four were responatble A. Victor Rlnl to Frances Y. “Ave Maria,” and “Good Night, M&rchesseault and son, Tolland; to have the Bridgeport firm re­ for a number of breiaka in the Sweet Jesus.” Mrs. Elizabeth OueUette and Waterbury, property at 37 Mar­ Our imported from Italy, hand knit sweaters strained from selling furniture Groten-New London area -and garet Rd. daughter. East Hartford; Mn. \ % natog “Heritage” or any simu­ elsewhera. Ju put a arailn OH youT homA—mom fiin dry cleaners and many other fine merchants. Books fill crease in intrastate trucking Bank Co...... 62)4 66)4 18.90 7.00x14 23.60 and white bands in mohair and wool. We gan pumping water from the PtiiUp Roy DeLorla, Wer- Fire iBsuraBoa Companies Flreatone I n yoiv Uik And a km-coat, life-ioauied J im show it with Sportempo’s gabardine rates yesterday. basement of one partially dC' rensburg, N. Y., and Nancy S n o * O' 21.95 7.10x15 26.90 Guarantee faster, Christmas gifts come quicker when you save only Tha Increase will not affect Hartford Fire .... 63 67 stretch slacks with side zip, proportioned molished building, thinking Dodge HiU, Warrensburg, N. Y., National F ire ___ 116 123 yiiUMsnctinBRt Ltwn from Hartford Natfcavd rates for transporting house­ some of (he loot might have 24.00 7.60x15 29.40 # Mounted Free Plaid Stamps, tt’s easy to save only Plaid Stamps-you. lengths, )x)yal, black or olive, & . hold goods, lime and limestope Center OoiMTegational CtMirch. Phoenix Fire ....117 126 ' M b y o a BMjogr thoaa Improvementa l i U k y v n 18 been tossed there. Building Permits life and Indemnity las. Cos. icts, and copper products t h e 19.80 7.50x14 24.25 e No Trade pay te fliem—taka to 6 jreaxA in eon- sweater 1 4 . 9 8 Besides Cunningham, of Flor­ To John Hedlund, two-fam- Aetna OatoMtity ..116 18$ can get them almost everywhere you shop. Before you' shipped from Waterbury al Park, Queens, and Rossi and Required sl4cks 1 R . 9 8 K (actories. Hy dwelling at 176-178 School Aetna U fa ...... 166 176 21.95 8.00x14 26.90 RMilant moniUly inataknanta. Find out moBR Lee, boto of Brooklyn, police al­ St., 818,500. Conn. (Sanaral ...1 6 6 )4 173)4 A «h1m^«||Ir88M . e *Plus Fed. Tax know it you’ll be ready for another wonderful Christmas Tha new rates, to become so arrested construction men Wmi Wiflift «• nl 8l j 24.00 8.50x14 29.40 • t your nearest Hartford National offioa. affective Jan. 2, apply to some 'IV> Paaquale Addahbo, altera- Hfd. Steam Boiler 162 163 CilCi InM paioto C. Stunning hand-knit v-neck pullover of mo­ James P. and John T. Joyce, Uona to dwelling at 37-30 Wal­ Travelers ...... 197 305 •MlfftloU* 'MRMSi Iw OmLI gift with Plaid Stamps. \ SSO common carriers in Con­ Brooklyn brothers aged 24 and MM 4«l4liMRy7M *>6(4r>l hair and wool in white, pink, lilac, aqua, necticut. ker St., 82.000. Publle Utilities • p8ta rs84^b 23, respectively. AU were To R.E. MUler for Mrs. E. Cionn. Light Power 36)4 (|i rmAm*. sizes 34-40 . . . goes over Evan-Kcone’s The last such rate increase chiar|;bd with 'criminally receiv­ dbsl MM «r 4MMM8M. ^ was in 1060. Zinsser, garage at 46 Hyde St., Htfd. Elec. Light . 66)4 Ir4 (RfiAir Asto SImIAI»6*. “Gambler” pants in pin-stripe wool with ing Stolen property. Rossi also 81.600. Hartford Gas Oo. 68 8Ml foto w •«« lira M s choose from thousands of the . "The inflationary spiral of in- was charged with grand larceny adjustable ride-tab a ^ t. coets diminished the To R. E. MiUer tor WaHa Den- Southern Naw Eng­ SPA RK for moving tha hijacked car. sweater 1 8 . 9 6 of this (1050) rate In­ ntoon, adetitiona to garage at 30 land Talepone . 61)4 66)4 .•“Halanea la the raglstorad world’s finest C h ri^ito gifts a t- to the point where tha Steep HoB^iw Rd., 81<600. Maanfaetaring Oonfianlea TM ef (ha HeberlelB Pataait PLUGS slacks 1 9 . 9 8 motor ca n isr industry Is no )>et- Oreheotras Increase To R. E. Miller for SVed Bar­ .Arrow, Hart, Hag. 68 Nam# BranBrand Oorp.’* Q U ALITY tar off today than It was In rett, additiona to dwelling aO 84 Bristol Brass .... 10 AMOTmmnr 008 PLAIDLANDTRedemption Stores. t m ," the PVC declared. GHIIiaAOO--'niere ara about Bowers St., 8400. N. B. Machine ... 30 33 AUTO STORES Mmtt 8 PpO noted that truck 1,800 community symphony or- To B. T. Peterman for T. J'. North iuid Judd . . 16)4 18)4 per Cuiiemti M M wP.taAa drtrara' wagaa have gone up cheotraa to the U n it^ States. Orockett, demoMrii garage aixl Plastic Wire Cable 11 IS DAL OPEN W e d n e s d a y . Th u r s d a y . Fr id a y n ig m ts tui f .from 88.80 an hour In i960 to Forty years ago thara ware only coop at 103 Starkweather St., Stanley Works ..30 33 ( j J s d d o i f L VO 1903.1, r . M4NJ>oiwkl Stamp Qe. 8848 an hour this year. Under 100 and 10 yean ago only 600. 83M. V a a d a r-1 ^ ...... 65)4 60)4 DRUG COMPANY Opaa Thun, MAIN 8THBBT-JIANGHBSTER MONDAY, TUESDAY, SATURDAY 10 AJ4. to A FJA ^ toe present contract covering The'United/Staitaa has more TV) Jarvto Bnterartoea, lnc„ The aliova quotations ara not Ml Mala M .-468-6831 to • P J E driven end platform workers, than half tha world’s 3,000 sym- naw dweltirig a t 36 Bvarbraan to ba seoatioad as actual aiar* Raeh Rii'tosi' pay boqats will be made P»tony Rd.. 816400. hrts. ''I u ■ V •/ I II

____ / .le w t i * !,:.!* * »Vw.vw8>»»isia6.to. i«»*7tW6v..u.i wi>.i..*■ •L AF L ITfTgL’r w r? ^AOS TWELVI MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER It, 19«f Ttpo WEDl^pAT, NOVEMBER 18, 19«8 flSllttfllfBtPlT WBDNBSDAT, NOVEMBER 1R HM been charged with breach o f 12tib CdM iiit peace. James MoQowan, 55, BlUng- Jimketeers Fly Homie bon, was given a 10-day *is - Norman^l G>urt Cases jMnded sentence on charge of Intoxloation. Tr^ed by Criticism BUsabeth R u l^ SO, o f H art­ H A S T H I KOOKVIUJB BE80IOX ford, charged with oooveying ODrgt T. Kelley, S7, 30 contraband Into a state Jail, and (OeattaBai from Rage One) back to w ort at the Hoims ret-1 Robert Rd., yeeterdey euccew* Alan Rubin, her husband, prea- taurant today. BEST BUYS fo lly defended himaelf In Cli^ w itly in Tolland State Jail, both maaaangar ter tha dalagatlon in pleaded innocent to the charges Critlolim of the trip avanl ouM Oourt 13 on e charg« 'o f and asked for a hearing of prob­ Paria. emoted overseas. The London IN ■Uomrlng a do^ to roem. able cause. The hearing was set With Haya at hia alda, Petin- Daily Mirror described it as “ a | Acting ea hie own attorney, for Nov. 36. aud told rapotraka ha aaw noth­ 10-day luxury trip—at the U.8. taxpayers’ expense.” Kelley eroee-examined proeecu- The Rubins’ attorney tcrid the ing wrong with hia going along TOWN oourt that a penalty of 10 years Repeated etforta of a reporter I tton wltneaeee, preeented exhl^ to the partiamentariana confer- to obtain an official Hat of all ita and Introduced aeveral wlt- in jail could be imposed on Mm. Rubin if found guilty. I f proba­ ance of tha North Atlantic who mads the trip ran Into a| neaaea of his own. He oppoeed series of stone walls Tuesday, Cblef Proaecutor Bu^ne "T ble cause is foimd at the hear­ Treaty Organisation toi Paria 3 Days ing, the couple will be bound and would be “ ready to do it although it was conceded they Kelly, who, on occaaion, yulded went at taxpayers’ expense In | the defendant through the over to Superior Court. again tonuirrow.’' Petinaud In'Parla had told an an A ir Force plane. tMhnlcaUtiea o f law. Kenneth LeDoux, 33, of Only Proaeoutor Kelly introduced Springfield, Mass., pleaded in­ Interviewer “the only reason The group Included Jean lit-1 witneaaea who testllled that the nocent to charges of burglary congressmen can object to Me ten and Patricia Peak, both 4^ terrortxed the neighbor­ and larceny, waived a hearing coming to Europe la that I ’m listed as secretaries In Hairs' | hood. and one woman aald she for probable cause .i^d was colored." Washington office.' GENERAL h it been cornered for 10 mln- bound over to Superior Oourt. Hays said ha picked Petinaud, Tha single secretary who re­ ELECTRIC ntea by the dog. Kelley, the de­ rather than some congressional mained In Hays' office said he I The charges stem from an Inei- staff member, because he is “ a 8 TRANSISTOR fendant, said that the dog was dent in Somers. / had taken all details of the trip a aix-month-old puppy who was nice guy and I thought be de­ with him and she had no list! Rcibert J. Weber, 30, 8 Brtei served a break.” merely “seeing affection." Dp; was fined 835 on a charge available. Ju d^ Eldward C. Hamiil of paasing a achool bus. When the first waves of the The State Department’s found Kelley, the defendant. Ruth C. German, 18, of Som- criticism reached him In Eu­ congressional liaison division, Innocent. He said the state had aaaville, was fined $30 on a rope Hays was quoted as saying which arranges expense money { not proved Its case beyond a “congress"'en who made an is­ on such trips, said it traditional­ Conductor Vytautas Marijosius takes the Manchester charge of speeding. ,v*'. t maaonaUe doubt. sue of this are cheapskates. One ly leaves It up to congressmen I Civic C ^hestni through a rehearsal, and Herald pho­ of the resLsons I chose Ernest to make such Information pub- Tha ease of Russell John- WINK FLOWS FRKK tographer Sylvian Oflara captured his expressions, each Ihow, 17, of Tolland, charged MARINO. Itoly (A P )—Would for this trip is that be is a Uc. The Defense Department, ^ which has its own meaning to his musicians. trlth uai^ a motor vehicle you like to see wine spouting Negro.’ ’ i^ith CsM, Battcrj >»d| without the owner’s permission, from the city's fountains—and Petinaud, who skid he under­ which arranged the overseas stands but does not speak tranaportation, likewise bucked | irphones. approve an addition to the out, and turned down the high­ Manager Richard Martin, who QUESTION 1 QUESrnON 2 was dismissed. free for anyone to drink? Highlead Part Sohool H ie oaaee of Lieonard O. French, said he received a the query back to Congress. Wartington School, In 1968. way program 889 to 234. attrftuted the wtude thing to Keeney S4. Sishool Come to the vineyard city tai Yee Yee Waaamer, 16, o f Mancheoter the hills outside Rome. day for expense! the daya he The House disbursii^ office I In December 1968, 4,800' vot­ In the fifth votteg dtotriot, a ‘Ynisunderateasllng-” Martin, and Bruno J. Primus, 10, also of It only happens one day a actually worked aa a meaaen- requires reports of expenditures Road Bonds Die, ers approved the new Junior wfaopf)ing 35 per oent of th* however, personally favors the Diotriot 1 ...... 880 Dtet. 1 ...... 917 MamfieBter, boHt charged with year. But on the day of the an­ ger. Haya eald the efepensea for mi such trips but gives the con- high which was turned down In 2,376 registered voters oame more permanent reoonstruetten Dtet. 2 ...... 811 Diet. 2 ...... 776 hunting on Sunday, were con­ nual vineyard festival, the wa­ the eight-day atay In Paria were gresI ssmen 60 days to submit | 1960, (now ming School), and In out, and turned down tha high­ to reeurfacing, for road wort Dist. 8 ...... 669 Dtet. 8 ...... 640 tinued to Nov. IS fbr trial. Both ter is turned off and wine flows paid out of U.S. counterpart thanam. I960, 2,700 voters approved way program 587 to 217. to be done by bonding. Diet. 4 ...... 694 Dtet. 4 ...... 708 pleaded innooent. from both of the city's foun­ funds—foreign credits of the school renovatlnns but turned What beat the road pro­ Whether the 'Democrats Diet 6 ...... 601 Dtet. 8 ...... 896 United States that must be spent Whan present construction Schools Passed down storm and sanitary sewer gram? It’a ail apeouiatlve, but wanted the reaurfaicing includ­ The case againat Kn. Ro- tains. IMew School Given t lags .3639 1974 T\)tate ..1326 4313 tMrta O. Nahttan, 3S, Bmfiy Dr., There are, naturally, quite a overseas. toans are completed in 1975, bonds. if appeals to be a oomibinaiion ed becouoe they feH that there Totals .3646 2013 Totals was noUed on the leoammenda- few vlsitorB to the elty on that Mim IMocn Flaherty, left, past preeMent of the RookvUla American Legion Auxiliary, and Before iM ving tha a ir . base, Tokyo w ill boaat the second (Oonttmied tram Page One) It was during the Democrats of two things. was too much to do on the pay- 3 Mrs. Gertrude EkKvard, prealdent, present flags for the 26 ctasarooms of Skinner Rd. Petinaud noted be had been on la r g ^ aubway aystam in the vote; they offered tranaporta­ first term of office In Manches­ as-you-go haaia, or whether tion o f the paioeecutor. She had day. LIM IT 1 tion to the podia; they kei^ run Firat, of course, was the tally by whton tney were fteal- own people, rate a big vote of History repeated itself as Schnol in Venton to PrInoipBl Jc«e|)h Novak. The presertbaMon waa nmda yeaterday. (H er­ vacation and said philosophical­ world, surpaased only by that of nn pufateo mortal bonda, but is ter that the voters denied the bombardment of Republican op- they wanted K as an tocentive tharvks for turning out a very MatMhester voters, who tradi­ ly, 'T was off anyway.” He goes New York «ty . nlng talUea o f the hour-by-hour storm sewer bonds. ly rejected. ald photo by Freeman). nxto Inclined to accept echools poaiUon, calling oonstantiy fo r to the voters (the streets to be The votes from four districts good vote. It was far above av­ tionally affirm the need for vote. Subsequently, when the Re­ reaurfaoed were prominently M neoeaattlea. But the vote that they en­ governmental! eoonomy, pre­ were quickly added (some time erage for a referendum. echools at the polls, ran true to Ttw Democrato, wbo ran on publicans took over agsdn in dicting the coat of the highway Mated on their rircular urging "We want to remind every­ form, and routinely approved HAMILTON couraged went resoundingly loeo, they went to work on a passed before the fourth district a pletfoinx ttiat seerned to bond Interest would coot tax­ the voters to poll yesterday), reported), and showed the early body thet the board of directors $965,000 te bond lasuas fo r ed- \WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS BEACH against them. Elven te tha only storm sewer program financed they frit obliged to get a new THOUSANDS SOLD FOR 129:05 ■nat^ to Invito IncteaMd gov- Democratlo • dominated voting payers an addltionai $100,000 trend confirmed. has iq)ptopriated $100,000 for ditlona to the HigMend Part from current funds. piegram before oommltting and Keeney Schools. PORTABLE enunent q;>endlng, took yeeter- diatrtet, the tfahd, where Repub­ that would not get into the When the last column had improvement to the town roads day’e veto as a atatoment of It was to this precedent that roods at all; and asking a re­ themarives to a public hearing out of piKket Tha s(toooI bonda—o f 8540,000 licans trail by atxxit 130 regis­ on the mettar. been added. CUnunings picked I Mow O n fy ttto eleotorato’e mood. tered votoie, the hlghwa.y pro­ the Republicans frequently turn to the "proven aoundneoa’* “We wUl Improve the high­ for Highland Park mvd 8425.000 Sale starts Thursday, November 14th * pointed during the debate over up the telephone in Democratic for Keeney St.—got the nod ipemocietlo Town Ckxnmit- gram lost 868 to 364. of pay-as-you-go finanring. The Republicans naturaHy headquarters to make a prom­ ways as best we oon, for that’s the $450,000 bond issue the claimed the Democrats were from the electorete by margtoa HAND tee CtMtnma Ted OumnUnga m e third la also the poUteg But another factor that may ised call to The Herald. what the people want. Democrats asked the voters to gerrymandering the roads on of nearty two to one. 95 A LAY said tent idstit, "We kM>k to- place open to property owners well have (dayed a part was the "W e have no special plans, werd a ttsht budget, a very approve yesterday. the program simply to gain ‘Th e outcome ecively. __ SWEEPER VAC J Christmas other hand, that the only way inally drawn up from a volum­ the board to this effect. least two of them made the The resuJto wars not pay-as-you-go pbUooophy of to 4 a g i^ t the rood bond h- to accomplish a substantial inous road report prepared by grade. tight budget, during toe next pectad, aa both queattone had m unici^ govetrunent. sue. Instead, Mayor Francis 3. fiscal year. I amount of work was to issue Town Engineer W aiter Fuse. Mahoney simply announced "The etforta put out by the The voter turnout itaelf Is of "That, I think, is toe meanlnjj '•Wight. . . Slhn, tnm and J ”l ’m sure thte wiM have eome bonds. From the report oame a road PTAs, the Lea^e of Women (Saa Page Vonrtt*a) Mnd of effect on the 1964 town conriderable IntoreeL The 5,825 that there would be a now hear- Voters, and espeotelly by our of toe referendum vote today. wy-tiH»e. . . For daif/ Cummings pointed out last, program whUh the directora MW- eteetkm,” RepuhUcan Direotor votem who came to the polls went over in September, and MHip^or wooMy dean- night, however, that, “ The This lapoe te paritementary ^ p s from floors 1/ HaroU A. Ttotangton said tbia equal about 36 per cent o f the b w d of directora has appropri whduh aUbetpntlally met the moniteg. 21,596 voton in town. atad $100,000 tor Improvement Democrata’ requirements eacept procedure, brought lecrkntea- Ito on soft, wido j The only comparable turnout tlona from the Repubheana, “ We are goteg to oontteua to to the town roads out of for the total piioe — then at plug tor the pay-aa-you-go alnce 1947, when only about 1,- pocket^” 8300,000. which probably helped to dis- Mor/ow'i Annual Pro-Thanktgiying ptahcoophy,” that the town ao 700 people came to adopt the He continued, “ We w ill im­ Ih prepaoajUion fo r a pUbUe oredlt the whole program te the new town charter, waa nm up eyes of the vptera, and dU N ■ U6HTWEI6HT L IM IT 1 loroefuky approved yeatorday. prove the highways as best we bearing scheduled fo r October ¥ talOOO. maike it appear aa though the ■ tasks. ^ r VACUUM CLEANER “WfU be taJkteg over our can, for that is what the people 15, the dbsctxm asked that the Then, there were about 6,700 want. Democrats were cramming of DINING ROOM, N N En E plana during the next year, get interested townspeople, who program be expanded to 8460,- somethteg very political down WITH KMOAIZK Tteg together an eoonomy pro- Judging' by the results, dis­ 000. GENERAL turned down propoa^ achools trict by district, this Is Indeed the townapeoplee’ throats. d m m m b l c d u s t MOS gBPBm fo r the Town o f Mian-| on Broad I t and a BolUatar S t., , , They expeated to halve the Hw second public hearing, at­ and KITCHEN GROUPS ELECTRIC ehaeter. Junior High School, and M>prov-( road work spilt, wnh ahout tended sparsely, brought criti­ “The real oradlt for the vote ed jflans and speouliiations for In t64 first dlstriot, 38 per 8120,000 te striiat overloya—a cism from the town’s perennial ADOVE-THMOM yeatarday must go to the people Manchester Hiid> Schotfl by cent of the voters came out, and reaunfacing technique with oritics, but little public interest -INCLUDING: TABLES. CHAIRS and HUTCH CABINETS. W O O D and tom ed down the highway pro­ Ufe o f elbout 15 yeairs—and the A TTA em m iT m c who, when given the facte, a slim 270-vote margin. The Democrats took this as METAL DINETTES ki MAPLE. PINE. BLONDE and W ALNUT at SUB- HAIR knew the right thing to do for Only about 8,300 voted on two gram 1,018 to 276. remainder for renonstruetton being an optimistic sign. Manobeetei).” schools at a February 1949 ref­ In the second district, 36 per and donttegendes. Presumably thia encouraged STANTIAL S-A-.V4-N-G-S! ! Ironloaily, It was the Demo­ erendum; about 3,500 voted on cent o f . the voters came out, What they got, wben they them to get out the vote yester­ crats who worked haxdaat to toree school projMts in 1962; and turned down the highway sat down at the bead table at day. program 966 to 266. the' hearing at Buckley School bring out the vote at yester­ 4,900 ciune out to B|mrove the At firat before the polls (pen- HERE ARE DRYERS day’s election. new high school In iwS. 'In the third dietriot, the larg­ on Oct. 15, was quite different. est, 28 per cent of the voters ed at 8 a.m., the prediction was They set up campaign heed- It took only 1,000 voters to Street reconstruction accounted for a small turnout. Cummings 4 Temp. With miarteni on Center St., around turn down three public works came out, and turned down the for 8410,000 of the total project TTPICAL VALUES! Travel Case, higtiMray progratn 862 to 234 had predicted a 3,5(X> maximum me comer from the Municipal issues in 1955, while 3,200 came and street overlay albout 840,000. on Saturday, as he. Mayor Ma­ IivUm Weight BuUding. They oaUed reglaterad out to turn down an addition to In the fourth voting district, The change had been made OiHyT^lbs. Dl MIT 8U6 Bouffant Bonnet honey and director Frank Stam- I Democrata to rtmtod mem to the Mary Cheney Library, but to 38 per oent of the votara oame at the dtoeotion of General ler toured the town eelUng their M o tfly O n e FREE DBLIVZSY and BAST TERMS, TOO! three bend financed proJer carpeting- someday? Your someday is here, as your years! Colorful synthetic and beautiful longer than you ever dreamed portible I this S a le 2 A 7 layon. Maduna waabaMe, no-iron. Stain- now standard in all models, including the dealer v ^ I gladly-show you. stones symboliziDg her meane you save both work, and money bedauea you doh't Nsiatant 6 watar-rapallant Oudoa of naat duldrsn nestle between SO* A 36' long, MOULAIILY 3 .f« Ask aboot a SMILE>MILE RMs and Mm Chtvrolst Song Book at yout Chovrolot doalor’s have to paint as often, it goes on easily, quiclay. . . leaves Bolid anion ta hamwniM with any adUng. twin bands of 14 karat no laps or etraalw. Oriaa in 30 minutoe. Colors stay bright VaiaaMt ■' IA9 late eanr. Baa 9.99------LIM IT 1 aoIidaoU. and new through oountlesa waahinga. D A C C AUraKIBIZBD aBOEVKOUBT W BAT3» >BIZED OBEVBOLBT D9BA1JSB AUTHORIZED GHIWBOUCT DBALEB MARLOW Availitole in the emarteet new colors to Y n ' T ^ 'CHARM-rr IN BCANGHESTER, OONNi ' i IN EAST HARTFORD, CONN. IN HARTFORD, CONN. WINDOW SHADIS NO M A IL OR NO MONIY DOWN 30 DAYS W . T . O R A N T C O RELIABLE lor OVER N YEARS! OPEN blend with furnithinge of any thada. ” CUT TO SIZE FRER PHONE ORDERS CARTER CHEVROLET CO.. INC. DWORIN CHEVROLET. INC. CAPITOL MOTORS. INC. Ci{« MONTH! TO M Y Vr DOWNTOWN MANCHESnJl AT 8d7 MAIN ST. TUES. and* L A JOHNSON PAINT CO. OPRi4 AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER AU^OBiZED CHEVROLET DEALER AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER — For Frlsadly Servlee, phooe 6A9-6331 — THURS. IN NEW EBITAIN. CONN* m M AIN ST.-4B AN C HE5TgR. C O N N . MAIN ST. TUESDAY !£?. il Horman’s IN WEST HARTFORD. CONN. IN WINDSOR, CONN. TILL SHOPPING PARKADE ^Yery VERNON CIRCLE every WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET. INC. THE GRCbY CHEVROLET CO. ARDERY CHEVROLET. INC, FREE DIUVERYtand EASY fMMSI^ i TV and A PP LIA N C E IMUl OEANUnr E H B C B T -a te-eS i! U BSH4M BOAD—2S6AM1 126 POQUONOOK AVE^-488-8a9S MAIN .'.(lillPljfll) M ints NMIHT nwai •448 HARTFORD BD. MANCHESTER MI^NCHESTER w o H n VERNGN y > . ------■A'

\ PAOl fOtmTMW KANOTBST’ER BVE^ING HERALD, MANCHISTER, CONN.. J^N ESD A Y , NOVPfBER 18, 196» KAWCHB8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN

Mr. and Mm. Lewis Marshall Nlghvmy Department InspSc- W&ck tolt 'o f I stothes, aat extra a- metal dopatlon . Jjok J8t St. Charter Unit Find Your Name ; 14, Dies; of Stowe, Vt. Lights for Lot tor, yesterday afternoon told po­ pair of black slacks, a tie and Bridget's Caiurch at 70 Mato 6,000 Pupils to Hear TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM Barry Says FVneral aervloes will be held lice that several two-feet 1(tog,- a silver pen and pencil set, were St. to a break there Mondhy In Classified FVlday -at 3 p.m, at the Colum­ Reported Stolen 15-toch wide, overhead reflect­ taken from his unlocked parked •night. bia Oongragational Church with ing lif^ts were taken from the car to the Elks parking lof on Meets Again U.S. ‘Fed Up’ H it by State the Rev. George K. Evans of­ In mending clothing, patchra FRESH CUuMlfleid ad eectfon of Town parking lot lights, val- town parking let at Mato and 1 Blssell St. The theft occurred may be Hewed on either by Symphony in 2 Days ficiating. Burial win be to Cen­ ued at 4200,1200, and a suit of men’s Forest Sts. He notiMl'that the. between 9:46 last night and The Herald has been get- te r O m etery, Columbia. machine or hand. Hemmed, OnDec.2 Toward Aid ttog a heavier play man Police Auto clothes, valued at $100, have 12:45 Am. today while Pyka lapped and set-ln patches are NATIVE ever, tbanks to a Find Your Frtenda may ( ^ at the Pot- been reported stolen, according ground last Friday and had not was visiting the Elks, police most often machine stitched Wf JOHN ORITBIS to complaints received at Police yet been Installed. said. The Charter Rsvtolon Chm- TURKEYS (Oonttnued from l^ige One) Name contest, sponsored by tar Flmeral Home, 456 Jack- while a darned-ln patch is best (Oohttoued from Page Oim) iVic* as many Manchester students will hear the ALSO lONED AND R O tW the Ice Oapadn, Sfirtog- son St., WilllRtantit^ tomor­ Headquarters. Walter Pyka of 90 LydaU St. Police also reported thatap- mtedon bait night held a two- row from 7 to 9 pm. ' Herman Paascantell, Town early Oris momtog reported a proxlmately $10 was taken from done by hand. - . Hartford Symi^oiiy Orchestra this year as have ever takes a while tor us to feel the fWld Hockey Association Windham, he has lived to Co­ hour seatoon to the MunWpel f r a n k m . h a r a b u r d a and itie 'Herald. heard the onr<»iution in the past In all, s authoriilng $8.7 billion in for­ tartum and will oontinti* tomor- three sd>-oomndttses,^agd week, the deadline being heading w«et, had Just passed dren with oroheatral Instru­ agraed to meet again on eign aid. Kennedy lought |4-6 last Ss/turday noon, and several cars when the boys sud­ Y o u C a n C ount o n 1 1*"^ . . . (^uaIitv C o?mtH No M ore at S e a r s Rwr until a l the nlementary and ments by means of film strips toS or high nchool atudanU in day, Dec. 2. ’ ✓ billion. each day for 12 days— denly appeared to front of him and recordings. Now the chg- At that thae, the tuV CRC starting .last Monday—the iha town a« w«U aa paroehlal dran can actually see and hear In New York Friday, the from the left. He spotted the adKMl puplla have had an op- wlU sgam review ttys' rooom- name ^ the hicky winner them, wMdi adds tremendously mendatlons, thto ttarie in the Preiddent appealed to Congress will appear in the classified lights on the Levesque boy’s bl* pottundtr to hear the group. to the enthusiasm and under- proponed legal phraseology, and not to scuttle his program "in c ^ e and swerved to avoid: hit' an outburst of petty irritation eecUon. Ocanmentlng on Uie venture, staiKhng.’’ choose tha cnas^lt wfil submit Each daily winner will Ung It but struck the Marshall in a i Martha White of Manchee- She added that not only had and frustration.’..’ boy's bicycle which he did not tar's Public School Music Da- to the board of direetcra. LOANS UP TO Goldwater, back on the road receive two free tickets to Mias White extended tlM Invita- The thaetiw oaOe for tho the opening night produc­ see, police said. sent said. "We have tkai, but Mte had alao provided hoard to picfc the proposed after a 12-day vacation, told Kelley said he was driving be­ the Hartford Symphony Unda MsfTtt. IS, Bennflt JUntor High pupfi and dai«hter efi Mir. and Mfe. Kefth Miendl of M newsmen he favors military as­ tion of the Ice Oapadee at sears ity s ivk i valie educatlanal matMtal oonoendng Diane Dr., ItotaBB Intently and1 apptautoapplaud heaiheartily ' to one of...... the wortarperltomMd...... ------by the H ut- charter ehangea wMch, to ris tween 46 and 60 miles per hour, ! - I'I : - fiuicheotar for a number of sistance and technical aid,' but the West Springfield Col­ the program to be heard and ford Symphony, dtoected by Frtts MUiler. (Htoeld photoe by OAam). optoton. merit aotlon, and to set iseum on Monttoy, Nov. 25 police report. The ^>eed limit years now as part of ths had visited the parocMal aohoota the nation has had enough of In the area Is 46 miles per hour. musical education for elemen­ a data for a public beartog, af­ economic assistance. First two winners were ROEBUCK AND CO to explain ths music in person. ter which time the qoetetons George EtogUsh and Idrs. Fifty feet oT skid msrks were tary students. The concerts St. James' and St. Bartholo­ Goldwater said ^a 20 per cent left by the cruiser, according to havs always been received with w tl be advertised for an enticl cut in economic assistance this Violet Yurkshot. Ela^ mew’s schools wHl also attend pated April lef emndum. ’1,000. night the winner’s name the rei»rt. rralisiii;iii riialltMijiics roiii|iarisoii enthusiasm and It seemed a the eoncerts. year would "be encouraging to The state-owned car Kelley shame that as the sttidents grew The main ehangas to bo eon- the American people” and will be hidden to the clasei- Pour ocncerts in aU will be fied section untU Saturday, was drlvtog had been assigned trider, they were denied this cul­ given until all the children from would point towaH elimination tural opportunity. So this year (1) To provide for a rsvisw, of the program. Nov. 23, so there will be to him under s long-standing the 4th Orade through the Mh every flva yearn, of tho gener­ 12 winners to all. pcriloe policy. State Police Com­ we have added programs for the in Miancheater have had an op- The Arizona senator told the Junior high age group. al nMSMger’a perfoienanee, and BENEFICIAL missioner Lso J. Muloahy said. Our Best Craftsman 10-Inch porutndty to hear the Hartford to grant the board of dtreetors annual meeting of the (Chicago With radio - equipped cars, "Last season some of this Symphony. Two concerts ware Better Business Bureau his concerning the design, capabiU- group had the opporUmity to the power to stanmarUy dtamias TAKE LONGER TO REPAY — troopers can be contacted more given today, and two more arlD hun, by a majority vote of an brand of conservatism does not ties and planned missions of the easily to emergencies, he added. see grand opera for the first _ U P TO 24 M O ^ S seek to turn, back the clock on TFIC as a supersonic Sunday time through the educational ac- be heard tomorrow. Its memhera. No charges have been placed (2) To strip the gerteral mun- CauCaU BeneflclalBenencuu bjiu and askmu for cash ta n . Ov ^n?**** progress. unch for the Air Force and against Kelley pending the outr UvlUes of the Connecticut Opera blUs take care of expenses, you-name-lt The folks at "On the contrary," he said, avy, only one half-day session Assn., and their contlmilng en­ agw of an executive (xmie of the coroner's Investl^ "whether now granted or Im Beneflclal like to say "Tes!" Oil • • • ^ "It means looking ahead to in­ of the long drawn hearings has g a ^ n . Radial Arm Saws thusiasm for the best In music plied," and plaoe them in the creased individual welfare, op­ been held to public. Capt. Robert Rundle of the prompted us to continue their Roads Lose, portunity and fulfillment.” musical aducation with a sym­ hands of the board of direc­ Chairman John L. 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51ANCHESTER EVENING HERAiJD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1963, PAGE SEVENTEEN FAGS SIXTEEN MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1963 MoHie, the Collie, Today in Washington TV-Radio Tonight In,F6ily, Jolly WASHINOTON (AP) In thefWa Trust” above the bench of and news from Washlnington.; the Supremelapri Court— In spite of TURNPIKE TELEVISION APPLIANCE ... NOW lUCStNK, WU. (AP) — Mollla KSTB8 RBPORT: Senate in- Oilef Justice Earl Warren’s op- oollla m ay hav* h «r mo- veetigatore are reportedly draft­ poelUon. Television manta of folly, but bright aha ing a report on the Billie Sol Rep. Robert T. Ashmore, D- Jolly well la. Bstel case which features sting­ S.C., author of the bill, told the •:M ( ».MC I Th««t«r (to prorf 1 * 0 EATOW (34) On Hearing Patrona at « auburbein ahop- ing criticism of get-'rfch-qulck House Tuesds/ that W arren had ( S-I0-IU> Oikie and Harriet 1215»/i SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD (M ) Mori* >t I (to pfograu) plng center called police to re­ schemes engineered by the Tex­ written the architect of the OIVM) BsHy Show (to prog- ( W 3) CBS Tteporu as promoter. Capitol that the original decor TO ;00 (34) Dr, .Poain'a Glanla port a collie ^u p had been hit by “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT-yNONE PRE«PACKAGED!** ( 8-30-40). Patty D\ik» a car. A aquailuad waa dispatched Estes, who built a fortune on of the high court’s chamber :I0 (8-30:4») Price la Right (C) to the 'acene, but tha dog had the proceeds of farm aM con­ should not be changed, in the 'owcU ( 8 3 fr Olynla tracts with the Agriculture De- intereets of "beauty and sym­ ___ la Bob (M) Kalaidoecope gone. STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. »-4; THURS.-FRI. 9-9 SERVE ,U) tbo Public Intoroat :00 (10-3M0) Eaplonaga Py the time the officers gave partmWt, refused to answer m etry." . Ifawa. SporU. Woathor (34) At laaue up’ l(x>king fob the dog, mere questions about the deals when Tha tone of W arren’s letter. SAT. 8 H 8; CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY . . . iS) cinb bmn* ( 8-30-40) 8-30^) BenBe C a a » he went before the Senate In­ Rep. Ashmore said, "Is most •0) Bowa aad Waathar (Ig)g) Subacrlption TV was ahother call at headquar­ g) nth Precinct ( > U ) The Sever y HlllbllHea ters. An attendant at St. Luke’a vestigations subcommittee Tues­ Indicative that the Supreme YOU M> f n ^ a Kaw .80 (34) Japaneaa Bruah Painting Hospital- two miles from the day as its last scheduled wit­ Court would be made painfully Sss tha bisgsst and frashast display af Waatarn Sisar S-li) f ^ M r CronMta ( > U ) Dick Van Dyke ness. awara of tha fact that there ia U ) Ufa of Bllrjr :00 (10-33-30) Xleventh Hour shopping center— said that a col­ I66ER m JO) nW ah (Jalandar (_^13) Many Kaya Show lie pup was sitting outside the The subcommittee announced an Authority higher than that of Baaf, Park, Peultry and Provisions in this part of Con- 40) H n Loaa Raagrr (34) In-School Preview hospital door, clearly requesting its next act in the long and the Supreme Court r>t these (l0 4 iW ) Huatlay-Brinklap ( 8-30^) (planning Sometimes hotly controversial United States." f i « Nawa. Sporta and 00 i 88-10-13-30-33-40-30) Nawa: admission. Seemed to have been Sporta and Weather hit by a car, he eaid. probe will be to seek agreement Ashmore said the question la: nactiedt! WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY and ■“ ~"aritagaHarit l i (10) Tonight (C) Thb squad car proceeded to among its members on a report "Shall, we affirm our faith In Now—Turnpike TV and Appliance, next to Stop ond Shop, has grown. Several thousond squore feet hove been ( 3) MoTfe God by inscribing this divine Utilaat Hobo (40) Steve Allen St Luke's, and convinced Mollle of findings. Well-placed sources GIVE YOU FINE QUALITY IN DOING SO! Sabaerlption T f 30 (13) Movie to transfer to the Humane So­ predicted a split verdict, with phrase above the bench of the Muihmt 30 (3830) Tonight (C) ciety, where she’s reported to the majority sharply critical but Supreme Court, or shall we added to serve you better. See hundreds of modeb of TV, Stereo ond Major Appliances oil set up in seporote t l » Bqaara Dance Jamboraa ( 3) Movie be doing well. stopping short of any finding shunt God aside?" Compare Our Low Everyday BATVmDATm TV WEEK FOK COMPLETE LISTING that political Influence was In­ Rep. Howard W . Smith, D-Va., volved. chairman of the House Rules deportments. Shop with personal oftention. 40 yeors of background experience to guide you. Choose from world- Sukarno Taket Reint T A X C U T : Sen. Abraham Committee, said Oongresa can Discount Prices! Ribicott ar s the Kennedy ad­ decide the question and "le t’ JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP)— ministration should be trying to do IL ” famous bronds, of lowest prices. All delivered, installed and backed by Turnpike's exclusive - - - - Radio President Sukarno named him­ sell its fU -bllllon tax cut bill as ( T U i M t a g iBctadee eoly thoee news broadcasts of 10 or 15 self premier of Indonesia today, an economic stimulant. Instead apparently to take tighter con­ of as a cure for hard core un­ ARMOUR'S HEAVY laaba length. Some etatloiu carry other abort aewacaata). trol of the day-to-day govern­ employment. RANGE WDBO-1333 >11:00 Newe ment operations. "Tax rates are too high," •40 U a « John WWadem 11:16 SporU Flaal \ 11:30 Starlight Serenade Sukarno, who is president for said the Connecticut Dem ocrat WESTERN STEER BEEF l;d i Nows Sign Oft 1:00 Newe and Siga Off life, revived the premler’e post. "They throttle incentive. They WHAT *13 WPOP—141# It had been abolished in 1959, should be adjusted to encourage FUEL OIL 9:00 Btoay IM Show 3 :0(1 Jnel Ctosh 3:30 Nowi, Weather and Sporta 7:00 Bill Hugbea when Sukarno relmposed the industry to more initiative. But GASOLINE 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 13:00 Oiraad 1959 constitution. to say that a tax cut will solve 7:1B Jeff Sprang WIMF—13M The presidet also abolished all the problems of unemploy­ 10:80 Tonight At My Place 3:00 Newe, Weather, Sports 1:30 Sign Off 3:30 Showcaee the post of first minister, which ment just won’t do It." w n o —leee 6:45 Lowell Thomas had replaced the premiership in Ribicoff, formerly welfare BANTLY OIL EXTRA SERVICE PROTECTION 3:00 Nows. Sporta and Weather 8:50 Sports Time 1959 as the chief government secretary in President Ken­ QM. Borrowed and Blue 7:00 Nows Showcase ( ilMI’ W ) . INC, SHORT 3:15 ‘three BtSr Etotra 8:00 The World Tonight post below the presidency. First nedy’s Cabinet, conBnented in M linister ~DJuanda Kartawidjaja . CkmvarsatioB Piece 3:15 Ufe Une an interview Tuesday night. i ) . ^ ; \ i ^ ii;i;iri Newi of the World 3:80 ShowetLsr died Nov. 7. His deputy. Dr. Jo­ INS<3RlPTION; Two Southern Oovernment Services 9:06 Best of Bmadwey Pope Cencert 10:06 Showcase and Newe hannes Leimena, had been act­ congressmen'are preseli^a bill : i;i.. Mltdii II ;i-i,■)!).•■) NIgtitbeat 13:80 Sign Oft ing first jHinister. to put the' Inscription God AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU 3 (uilk\l|lf I 1{ .'-.'I'JTI STEAKS WORLD FAMOUS WORLD FAMOUS first public announcement of WESTINGHOUSE PHILCO. HARMAC PRICES APPLIANCES A SUBSIDIARY Of i./b7=cC/^tcrj^xmi/uiny^ All inventories of HEAVY DUTY FRONT LOAD TELEVISION - STEREO • RADIO LAUNDROA\AT N Multi-Cycle— Save and Weigh Door— 2 Deep Rinses- Harmac in Manchester Automatic Lint Ejector. LEAN ■ NOW .00 will be sold ONLY * 1 8 8 SPARE- MATCHING DRYER— $148.00 The world's greatest talent in the art of making fine, handmade men's ap­ parel, is reflected in the imported and domestic stock of this exclusive shop, known by executives and professionals who can well afford the ultimate in RIBS quality and prestige. .00 ARMOUR'S STAR PRICED V \ « FROM * 4 4 9

SUITS TOPCOATS BOLOGNA $59.96 Init you pay only ... - s s t j s e ~ were $49.95 but yon pay only...... • 6264N> s i t . 9 e were $69.9$ iiut you pay only...... 642.90 w«ro $79.96 but yon pay only...... ■S494NI were $85.00 but'jMTU pay only...... 646.90 Liverwurst 30-in c h a u t o a \a t ic BT THE PIECE 23" ALL CHANNEL CONSOLES • a52.ft0 were $89.95 but you jNiy only...... 062.90 ELECTRIC RANGE - $62.90 were $95.00 but you pay only ...... 0024NI « FAMOUS COOL CHASSIS FOR LONGER LIFE OUR OWN FRESH MADE High Speed'Surface Burner— Removable Oven Door— it 22,000 VOLT PICTURE POWER Removable Ovep Units— Lower Storage Compartment. ' ’* Infinate Heat Switches. ir NON-GLARE TINTED BONDED GLASS TUBES 4) FINE FURNITURE CABINET STYLES SPORT COATS SLACKS ITALIAN PRICED irert $29.96 bat you pay only .... 619.99 were $12.95 but yon pay only...... -O 8.90 .00 SAUSAGE FROM wort $85.96 but you pay only...... 622.00 were $14.95 but you pay only...... -610.90 — o it — WHO $89.95 but you pay only .... were $16.95 but you pay only ...... EXTRA LEAN, FRESH . 628.90 ...... *S11«90 19-INCH ALL CHANNEL PORTABLE— $148.00 wort $46.09 bat yon pay only...... 632-90 were $18.95 but you pay only...... -612.90 WITH STAND WHO $49.95- but you pay only...... ■ 038.90 were $22.95 but you pay only...... -614.90 GROUND CHUCK Ill ^addition fo the items listed, there's a magnificent collection of rainweor,^ ARMOUR'S STAR. spertsweor, hots, shirts, neckweor, jewelry and other furnishings items . . . FULL CONSOLES CUDAHY'S PURITAN oil ore proportionately reduced for immediate cleoronct. The entire stock LONG LIFE DEPENDABLE 6 SPEAKB3R SYSTEMS is for sole. There ore no exceptions. ALi. HARDWOOD CABINETS CANNED REFRIGERATOR AM-FM RADIOS j. STEREO FM ONBADIO 5 Lb. 12V^ Cubic Foot.—2-Door— 108 Lb. Separate Freezer— Frost-Free Food Compartment — Twin Porcelain CAN Crispers. Deluxe Door Shelves, PRICED HAM FROM .00 LOOK AT WHAT ONLY *1.00 New PortabU Starao Only $68 WILL BUY AT MEATOWN! BEEF KIDNEYS HIIMlC MANCHESTER LEAN LAMB STEW OPEN DAILY 9 AM. to 6 PM. PHONE 649-3406 PLATE BEEF WED., THURS., FRI., 9 to 9 PM. FOR TV SERVICE CHICKEN GIZZARDS WIHIiOFIIIW: BUDGET TERMS UP TO 36 MONTHS c LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF W * co n y Hm LAROEST cusortnuNt In tfilt i v m of FROZEN 90 DAYS CASH FRESH NATIVE TURKEYS for THANKSGIYINO i ; BROAD ST. AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE OPEN DAILY 9iA.M. TILL 6 P.M.—TUES., THURS., FRI. EVES. TILL 9 P.M. ALL PRICES INCLUbE DEUVERY—NORMA INSTALLATION FULL MFG. WARRANTY and AVERAGE TRADE S. ■ FRI ’Til 'i OPPOSITE MANCHEST^ER SHOPPING PARKADE PRICES EFFECTIVE thru SATURDAY SALE ON THE PREMISES 946 kI^AIN S T .. M A N C H E S T ER WB TUB JB^T TO UBllT ODANTITX. <1

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERMJ), MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVJEIMBER IS, 1963 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN HANCHESIEE EVEIflNG HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1963 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Jerkin-Skirf Set Manchester Parkade Stores UTTLE SPORTS . BY ROUSON OUR BOARDINGHOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Answer to PrMleut l^lnl• Hake MIm Haason’s* ( HavaParto.at Your TaMs EXIT EverjdMdy votes for MI*I- Thki year, begin your Thanks- 1776 SON’S CANDY SHOP, where gtvkig dinner wt9i MAXIM Bargains detictops BOXED CHOCO­ WDfES FROM PARIS, avall- IWWN HOW ABOUT ADD­ HE'LL HOLLER . ACROM LATES are priced $1.39 and M>le in a complete Ikte at ING A REAU MOROER/Th' NOW THAT y/ENe GOT TH’ 1 •U«ht HorM 1 Tropical fruit tq> for* regidar or bRe-stxe HARVEST HILL PAC3KAOE ^oBTURE T ouch? 2 Muae of poetry A^A30« TAN6LEO WITH LAST TIME WE H trry"------Rdnisiturea Holiday boopUality STORE. Come In for your free WE'LL GIVE TRIED TO / 4 Bre«d'i — 3 Finiiher BAXTER, LET4 LEAVE HIM THE Listed by uirer oosnas naturally when you servd copy of "Maxim’s Wine Guide’' HIM Trf RATION / B»t«e 4 Chance to end sny uncertainty you EMRTV CORNER OI^TH'tr o u g h ; SBritiih General Slrlalcomb. CANDIED OINOBR. or fesdVe WE HPNE TO TEACH HIM TO GAME WID6- HIS SRUB, J farm) MARZIPAN FRUITS, or might have about which to serve LEAVE SOMETHING ON THE ET POCTONS HEMADE V 12 Marine ei||M • EnUeement Jumbo-atoed, FANCTY MIXED with cheese, deseerts. seafoods, HE LIKES MORE NOIEE 7 Tonmoihapad PLATTER, WHEN HE PASSES IS African w NUTS. FoU-wrepped CHOOO red meats, also what shape TO SERVE THAN A 8L)LL- abaap t Grew aeatonal glaas, chilling, storage. Serve BUGGS BUNNY IT, b e s id e s PARGLey/ dIvintUea LATE TURKEYS, Sq each, US' FROft IN A 14 Spoken m wine Infallibly, with confidence. CHLORINATEO IS"----- Anthony tValuaUo Main Street Storee make nice favors. Wayne aalnarala SOStampodo dSIMomFroBdi Sforeg Around Toten Wig-Cap! Stock up on "Harvest Crest" WHY OONTVA LOOK OKAV. , ^TAI^MYAOVICe/ p o n d / 15 Woaeer’a mad lOLnnpa 31- seMUer PINK CHAMPAGNE, also WHBfte YOU’RE 60IN7 WISE oCr/f j llOtbamiae patriat 43 Soon aarfa See for Mllea Areoad < Sbopplag IsternatkMkl Ser^e aa Easy Meal SPARKLING BURGUNDY, QUVNOR-NIXrTiME 17 Cooununiata 44 Bar (law) Oonw for niaiikaglvtaig C> A Thourhtful C l^ I COT A 6000 NOTION ISNaw Zealand ItSoul IS ColCollaetloa o< Evan a m a il room can widan TOUR GIFT GALLERY on A delicioua, imtritioua one $2.59 a fifth. Offer your guests .• o T o o o u im (Hinduism) dSColenial loyaBit plan to ranarve a table for A oonalderate youn^Reiun^Rei te ^ CALL A COPl^ barrier raaf aayingi it's horlsons with a WAIX, the main floor of Watkins and from IXNO’S ITALIAN KITCH- exotic dishes, when you cook SOPtench adaalral 31 Stock buyM 33 Fight 401reauoiaa your ThanknglvfaNy dinner, com­ often the one who'i had the MURAL from SHERWIN-WIL- THE NOEL SHOP.on tha lower EN. Order a generous PIZZA M778) nrhrllagesnrhrlleget ( « .) 34 Say Indnn privUege and responotbUUy ot with wine. Recipes are here. (1778) 47Dotda plete with adl the ftxlnga at UAM B CXIMPANY, 961 Main street floor gtve you an exotic rvheel, hot and bubbly on top. 22 L ord------, 28 Hovel 37 Termita caring for a live pM. THE PET WEC'N SETTLE 39 Wingllko 48 Group of thno r iA N O ’ 8 RESTAURAiNT, Street. Priced $5.96 the 65” x experience of shopping abroad. crisp and flaky crust, with your British 28ThefU Route 6 and 44 m Bolton. Vla- SHOP at DEPOT SQUARE u When you are preparing THIS BETWEEN* sUtesmin 27 Llfedmea proeou 49 Advontura 4H" picture is ready to gtve From all parts of tha world favorite oombination of ancho- Yorkshire Pudding to accom­ _ Jons of atory (coU.) iiVune the juciest turkey (or headquarters for healthy para- 24 Shoshonesn 28 MliUke 40 Sect your wails depth snd S-dimen- come tastefully selected items. m. mueh rooms, mosxareUa, pany roast beef, you can beat churches B8 Small barral your favorite meat cut) then keeta, canaiiee, puppies, trop­ Indian 39 Fuss alonal beauty and color of land, GLASS stemware, vases, pitch­ hembung. Or. order sttough sky­ the eggs until thick, but after SSWaU painUnp r” r - ptoture cotorful vegietahleii, a ical flah, hamsters. Your boy sea and sky, mountain peaks ers from Belgium, also Italy scraper GRINDERS, bursting 28 Part M bead r~ r r r r and girl will wander about In the flow is added, beat only un­ erbv "alad, an aeaortmant of tropical foliage, tumbling and Sweden in Jewel tones of, with meat, cheese, vegefables til smooth. Over-beating of 31 Areerlckn thia cheerful shop wide-eyed. 7 " 3 4 fredh rolb), accompanied with brooks. If you can’t redecorate shimmering color is forever a then oven-toasted to a tempting, flour may make the Pudding revolutionary Provide a pet for your young­ vtctorv your' flavortte beveraere and a entire room, let the magic of Joy. Enhanca your Thanksgiv­ mouth-watering goodneea Eki- tough. 84Hlndi^nl IT" r / heavenly deaeert. That'e the ster and the experlmce will be a MURAL give your home ma- ing table with a trivet or can­ Joy these apedaMies here, or enriching for all. BIRD FEED­ Jestlc serenMy. Tbe youngater’c 35 Proaently !1 kind of chaf-prepared food that dle sticka of glowing BRASS. CMI fo r TAKE OUT ORDERS, Carry Nation, American tem­ 3 8 Klaiaant n “ will be eerved you grently, with ERS and WILX) BIRD SEED room can have the frlandUneer Skip Into THE NOEL SHOP tocludtng spaghetti, kisa gna. tranamuter perance crusader, launched her I fineme and oourteey. Thiai year, are available at THE P E T o f Bambi or Snow White and where the season is the reason jasrioll. Keep a quart of DE- raiding of saloons with a hatch­ i 38 Craw BT SHOP at DEPOT SQUARE. the Seven Dwarfs wi>an you / 7 ea ch im o 30 locking _ rather y o w family round you, for the fkirylsnd magic you’ll LJCtOUS SAUCE In your re­ et in 1900 in Kansas. HIM A 40 Malt bovartga A a in ^yund a talble at FTANO'S choose a DIsnay-created WALL find here. There are MUSIC frigerator and you have the ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN LES60N = 41 Wigwam r ■ r e s t a u r a n t . 643-2342. Freahen Your House for MURAIa from SHERWIN- BOXES. $9.00, and CANDLES, makings of a m ^ tai minutes: Get Your Thanksgiving Dinner 48 Boaton — 11 r r Thanksgiving WHXJAMS. also CHRISTMAS CARDS, Mu.MPANY provide • 55 Ceremony ATIVE OOIFPTJRES, 695 Main wnx ne niw evening you can stitch on tlet to a grown aon or daugh­ up the house for the Thanksgiv­ LERY or downstairs In the aequbm, hells and twinkling yUur TURKEY DINNER FHEE 58 Ireland U IT IT m Street. Es?:clally for Thanks­ NOHX SHOP, you'H find just- 87 Papal name ter and know that it wHi be ing season. The "MARTTNIZ- Mn-O-RAMA braM to finish a holiday apron, FOR THE FAMILY. With any giving why not have your hair right ansevers for every name 88i9 AAnnativa___ IT u u appreciated more than words IN O ” O N E HOUR DRY tree ornaments, table runner or purohase of an Electric stove or can eay. Snap the Thanksgiving CLEANING plants at 20 East set with a fringe of bangs, the you remember at the Yuletide As prsUy and smart as big votaa r CL crown gently sculptured, and festive evening skirt. “KNIT­ a Refrigerator here, you receive 80"Yankeo JX~ M fun. Stock up on enough FILMS Center Street and 299 West season. aister's! Carefully tailored Jer­ TER’S WORLD” invites you to a 12-K). Tom Turkey, plus pack­ Doodle” then a littls kiss curl on the and FLASH BULBS from the Middle Tpke. are ready to help kin and aklrt twosome, created give a handmade gift to a be­ ages of froaen peas and carrois 60 According to 5T cheek. Why not book your ap­ to please thd six to fourteen pharmacopoeia FALLOT STUDIO to rel:ord for you freshen up the draperies, pointment. while the special •When Yon Care Enough— loved Kmeone.this year. YouTl potatoes, in sM ltion to Ctam (ab.l keeps, the bounty and fesUvtty the slipcovers, the scatter rugs To send the very best." send miss. get more tdeatf than you con CDvwder and Pumpkin Pie. price of $7.49 Is offered for a No. 8216 with PATT-O- of Thanksgiving, 1963. and the family’s wardrobe. AU PERMANENT W AVE and a "HaHmark" CHRISTMAS use with vour very first visit Make it a happy holiday at your OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS work is done right on the prem­ CARD from WILTON’S GIFT RAM A is in aiaea 6, 8, 10, 12. to "KNITTER’S WORLD.” houae when you dress up your HAIRCUT at CREA-nVE 14 years. Size 8, Jerkin, \ yard let Annlvemary Hale ises, so no time Is lost. The (X>IFFURES. OPEN EVE­ SHOP, 964 Main Street. Whet There are KITS for every type window's with fresh new CUR­ 3 II-M of 54-lnch; skirt, 114 yards. DAVE’S SMOKE SHOP. Ill brick buUdlng at 299 West Mid­ TO KNIT NINGS on Thursday and Fri­ fun to choose individual greet­ of needlework, ttiat contain aU TAINS nnd DRAPERIES in a (Jenter' Street, eelebratea ita dle Tpke. is equipped with mod' ings for your Postman, the To order, tend 50c in coins to: the materials and directions you resplendent selection here. There day. MR. MATTHEW, now at Sue Burnett, The Manchester FIRST ANNIVERSARY, say­ em madiinery to do the tasks youngster’s Teacher, the Boes, need. Give a kit "as is” and let are crisp tiers and grocefiil this Main Street salon, Invitee Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF • • < • • • I ing "thank you” for past pa­ thoroughly and effioiently. It’s 5964-N your acquaintance. 649-6224. your Doctor friend as well as tha kicky recipient have tbe ruffled -styles phis pinch-pleat tronage and assuring cu sto m ^ family members and relatives AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER always a thrill to watch how For the young lady—a cap Please note this offer pertains Joy o f axxxxnpltflhment. The look tailoring so deluxe they look that DAVE'S SMOKE SHOP the electronic device finds your near and far. AU the BOXED N Y of Christm as abounds al custom-made. Serve dinrver gra- complete with pony tall and to "normal” hair that has not For Ist-cloas mailing add 10c will continue to serve you In garment on the storage rack beo,i bleached qr permanently CHRISTMAS CARDS are con­ "KNITTEH’S WORLD." ciou^ilv on distinctive DINNER- bangs to wear as a cover-up for each pattern. Print Nama, 1 M V M OW m . . the beet posetble manner. Re­ and conveys it to the front colored. The shop Is convenient­ veniently arrayed for your leis­ W ARE from W. T. GRANT D O M »T m ■TMAT w i l l C W AN Q B , tHeVT-L WAKEAJP r>- when her setting Is not up to Addreos with zone. Style No. ceive a PIPE REST h'REE, counter In seconds. Give your­ par! Add a warm set of mittens! ly located on the Main Street urely selection. FOREIGN Quick spread to r mack ere; CX)MPANY. You’U ^Ind ne%v T W M K O A VJ AND TWIMK — during this eala, wKh the pur­ self extra hours in the week; LANGUAGE CARDS enable and Size. drain a can (about seven patterns In colora that never Pattern No. 6964-N has knit level. The new fail A winter '63 T H E BO hrS chase o f any $2.9S pipe rack. let ■•MAR’TINIZING’’ T W O directions for cap and mittens you to say "Merry Oirlstmaa’’ ounces) o f minced cdoms and fade erven after years of use, L I K ^ U S No more tahia buma; it can HOUR SHIRT SERVICE do In German, Swedish, PoUrii, Basic Fashion la pure sewing mix them with three or four avahahle to suit your budget. In m all, medium and large If you are serving sandwich­ delight. Send 50c now for copy. doUbie as sn ash tray. too. the Job. sises Inclusive. es at a small-fry party, the Italian. ounce* of cream cheewe; cover Available exclueively here, To order, send 35c in coins to; youngsters will enJOy having tightly and refrigeraite until BURN A MIDDLE sale only. For aU the masculine cooked mixed vegetable dr cab­ N.Y. shaping. following have 100 calories; 4 BROOK, 629 Main Sitreot, tai- cashews; 18 salted peanuts; 6 hearts you remember at Christ­ bage. For Ist-closB mailing add 10c v«tee you to read the progreos Timed for Your Convenience pecans; 12 pistachios or 5 wal­ ...... — 'VERNhOHT instant mas (uncle, son, dad, hubby, fOr each pattern. Print Name, Flowers for Thanksgiving report of the “GO" Just when you’re searching nuts. EMPLOYBM F IN A N C I A L brother, nephew) choose from Santa’s Sleigh Haa Flown Address with zone and Pattern Whether you’re entertaining for items to make or to give CJORPORATTON STXXH” for for <3hri»tmai, YOUR YARN the line o f NOVELTY GIFTS, Over Plantland iftunber. tMs year, or being entertained shape! sure to be warmly welcomed. at Thanksgiving dinner, a flow­ Polntliig to the Holldaye the 6-mcnth period ending June SHOP has gathered together on "HOLIDAY HOLLOW” sit Jttot 50c for the New ’63 Al­ 1963. Oome in or oaU 643- Refresh yourself with DOUGH­ PLANTLAND Is brimming with bum! Many lovely designs! Di er arraingemmt from PARK GUSTAFSON’S SHOE one spodoua table and RE­ 6=5 NUTS AND COFFEE, 13c at STORE, 705 Main Street, lets 1105. DUCED TO CO&T AND BE­ »l|«|,W«.M.TM:St.M,Nie*|- yule tide decorations, cone rections ror suit and afghan in HILL-JOYCE FLOWERS, 601 9 m fountain during the ANNI­ you “Air Step” confidently and LOW some stamped goods, tote wreaths, Della Robbia trim­ knit; doily, edgings and sUi^rs Main Street, puta everyone in VERSARY SALE CELEBRA­ comfortably In a pair of smooth, Your shade of nail polish can bags, and holiday kite for mak­ BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL mings and ideas for creating in crochet! a festive, thankful mood. Center 11-9 TION. OPEN Monday throuerh your own table with a dewy- sophisticated pumps. You’ll be play tricks with the shape of ing tree skirts, ornaments, wall feetlve centerpieces, door orna­ your hands. Dark shades make • Mt Saturday and OPEN ALL DAY fresh bouquet, or plan to bring cushioned and supported In panolB, hnUiday man bogs. Dela.y rr— VES. OfTBRNAL ) TWo 0HOOLP BE ments and eye-catching sym­ 'All 1 Want for Obrlstmas— shoes of softest leather or suede your fingers appear shorter. Bo, nto longer In making your way SUNDAY. bols o f (3irietmaa. You’ll find your hostess a fragrant token »THI6*mC RUSHT^FF ^MPLV MEAMS E /T 6 R M M L EHOIKMA Is a clear complexion!’’ LEN­ arranged with akUl and artistry The heel height you prefer is in if you l^ve stubby hands sind up the front steps at Watkim N ^’These days, Dad, if you’re early to bed and early to pine cones, glamorized with How Yon Say It? OX PHARMACY has a mon­ stock at OUffTAFSON’S. fingers, select pale or colorless entrance, dlrecUy into YOUR TO purON MV fiCRAiCH, ______» xmwiLLiAMnxmwiLLiAi.m win glitter and gold, also brushed uring the choicest Uoenoms rise, your girl goes out with the other guyel" THB lOCICBACK How will you aay “Merry ey-hack guarantee, when yw nail polish and you will draw TARN SHOP on the second MOM ? IT«AYS FOR EKTERNN XSSXSUSlmmtmmSm with traditional red and green. awai^ble. m Chrlirtmaa" tUm year? FLOW­ bity "Tusey" MEDI CLEAR, If you are baking a shank less attention to their, size. floor. ONLY/ An area haa been set aai^ for $2.50. Use the trial size that Is ER FASHION, 85 East Oenter Make Your Own cud of ham and there’s some CANDLES and RIBBON and attached and see what thie rind on K, the covering is Investment Center Street, displays dosens of warm STYROFOAM shapes, plus Ghristmas Cards Need a quick luncheon dish,? 73T ostd friendly ways to convey medicated, antiseptic, non-dry­ easiest to remove after the ham Need Inveotment advica or BEN CASEY woven mats and basketry. JOHNSON PAINT COM Drain canned red kidney beans, your hbUday greetings and sen- ing deaneer can do for youi has been In the over for an speakers for your meetings? You’ll get an idea a minute as PANY, 723 Main Street, has the rinse In cold water and mix tlmsnta. Boxed CHRISTMAS complexion. If you are not sat, hour or more. OaU Manchester investment you wind your way around the WOOD A lANOLEUM BLOCK wl'tih any crisp raw v^etatUe CAROS by famous craftsmen iefled, simply return- the unop- PKENTTNO SET for turning heoidquanters, SHEARSON, such as celery, green pepper, or HOWD you WIND UP NO.X ^ H'lO, I'M AN£«EA GAULT...> counters and shelves of "H O U - HAMMILL A COMPANY, 913 from bare and aTxoad have enened large Jar for a refund. out holiday greetings that will Quality Materials and cucumber. Toss the combination AT 6AUYIS RARTY, P GHT Z SIGNED UP FOR DEREK’S DAY HOLLOW” . There IsstlU Main Street, a member of the oombinod ttieir writing and ar- "Dorothy Gray” dtoplays her be individual and personal Workmanship with French dreasing and serve MRXAMKN? ARS H’. .! NEXT SAFARI, AND WHEN' time to REGISTER FOR A Now York Stock Ehcchange. Tel­ tiatio talents to bring you cards complete line of complexion When "part of yourealf’ gqes Shoe repairing at HOUSE A on salad greens. You can give you AFRIENP Z HEARD HE VSWS IN CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP, al can at LENOX PHARMACY. ephone 649-2821. OF HERS? TOWN WE DECIDED 7D that ara outotasidlngly lovely. along with a card, you ean be HALE SHOE SERVICE Is of the salad a garnish, if you like, though two classes are already So, if you’re troubled- with com­ sure It will be remembered and the lietter kind. Only the finest 6ET AOyUAINTEO. Prloea begin at a modest $1 for Always Open of a dot of mayonnaise sprink­ filled to capacity. Learn the plexion oillnees, backheads and cherished because of the extra materials are used. Workman­ 25 dietincMve cards. Enjoy a OONNECrnCUT BAN K led with red pepper. <58*wu_>» DISCOUNT on cards you select techniques of creating profee pimples try one or more of the care and thought you gave It. ship la guaranteed throughout. ina always open to dcMsitoni now from the aSams to be PESON- slonal arrangements. Delay no producte to give you a freeh ’n FABRIC AND LEATHER D"YE- longer in visiting the lower thait the 24-hour depoottory is Slipcovers, Upholstering, ALlZn> wHh your name. Yes bright TTiere le Ladles and Gentlemen ING is a specialty.' Bring your street levei of PLANTLAND OK your service alt the entrance Draperies SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL it’i time to concentrate on medicated soap, also medicated stylish, cuatom-made gar­ handlMigs, shoes, luggage also ON THE PARKWAY, 1215 T(ri to the 893 Main Street office. Com# to WATKINS ART O-lstmaa at FLOWER FASH­ cream to cleanse and reduce ment* as well as expert altera . the slippers for the bridal party land Tpke. pores that are elegged with oil- . to be matched up to any sample Your depooit will be credDted to OAXAERY. 15 Oak Street, for rrs A NEW INV/ENTION, AN iFANYONE^miE , XCALLITIHE , ION. tlons done promptly and rea decorator fabrics, plus depend- insoa. R efining lotion and 1 you specify. Everything that your, account promptly and a WHW^TVVa? ELECTRIC &yEri0RlME80RPER. BEAM A9REN60eoRil KFEC10R o e m x ! sonahly at (HNTER TAILOR receipt wtH reach you by return cf:le workmanriiip as you set V Cleansing Grains merit your at­ needs to bis done to shoes to SHOP, 82 Oak Street. 643-7(H0. moil. It’s the efficient, mod­ the stage with warmth and tention. While )rou’re here, feast keep them looking well and feel­ ern way to bank. dhanm for the enjoyment ctf your eyes on the HOLIDAY ing comfortable can be handled Gossard's A soothing foot bath can do by cauable ‘‘Nick’’ at HOUSE fsimlly and friends. Not only JBTWELRY, nice to own, nice to wonders for the disposition If you want to make your for Otirislimas, 1963, but for o O P ° ° ° ® ° ® P o o give. This Is costume Jewelry ot A HALE SHOE SERVICE. and the feet. Relax with your Nothing is rushed. Elverything is own garlic vinegar, allow a few years to come, you’ll be so proud long-leg the better kind at LENOX feet In a tub of hot water for doves of cut garlic to stand in o f the reauHs. 643-5171. -w /th a bright IDEA^o PHARMACY. finished and smoothed painstak­ 10 or 15 minutes each evening. ingly. a few weeks. Remove the garlic You may add salts, soda or MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl before using. This vinegar Is Use a sharp cheese spread as ideb ® o O o' o o O In a storyline flashback, the bath oil to the water. If you like onions or grarlic delicious, us^ with olive dl, In the filling for pinwheel baking prom death of Ben Cartwright's sec­ In your food, think of those a chef’s salad. powder biscuits. Men usually ond wife (guest star Inga Be Daring; Be Bold whom you encounter later. A Uke theae, eopeclally If you add NO M X B t B0 NS26 / EONB2 6 / BONS2 5 / I THOLKaKT ncK Swenson) la shown"In the "Jour­ dm n Down with drab color. There mint, lemon with salt or rhew- More Popular Tlian Ever a kittJe onion to the spread. Norroline side ponels ^ it^(E>\aLOF NOTHINO BUT BONERS/ 'SAID BONES. ney Remembered” episode of is still time to flatter end fresh­ BOSTON RtXJKISlS oL on a sprig odl«a. Priced 23c to 59c you’ll all the winter-warm parkas, 3 miles BEHIND THE CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER expect dancing eyes aroUno fade. And when the Job Is done, | You ar« treated to a stimulating find all manner of shapes, rich caps, ski pants, styled by "Fran- CARRIER. Fine fitting casual for your table as you prepare to juM run* tap- water over brush i shampoo, creme rinse, test curl, with floral designs, winter ronla,” "McGregor,” "Skimeia running errands in style! serve an ICE CREAM CAKE. Or rollers to clean up quickly.! soft natural-looking waVe. fln- scenes, holiday , motifs. Ttiese ter" for ladies and men. Ttiere Glazier’s EA#YW aiGHTT I’VE BEEN LIKE A FATHER TO M9 CRWP. A Hidden in all of this Tiie Ice cream STENCIL Paint with RYPLEX from Ished with a new season set that TINS, so enduringly useful and are SKIS, BINDINGS and the CORSET SHOP FRIEND TRIED AN' TRUE*;H0T APITV IT OM ACCESSORIES by "Dart MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD GIRL PAW50N smartness is Air Step’s SLICES, centerliig a^turkey PAUL’S and your friends will will be nicely flattering. Look decorative, will serve as a ooti- PIP ecuTTie Hie THBMi M5TEADA THESE LVET ««IIAI»i WHO iNtf motif, lift an everyday meai say, “What a pretty room, what your attractive best for the fun- rtant reminder of your thought- mouth" and “Northland.” Why 631 Main St.—643-6346 SHIP AND h a v e SLOWED TO BITS! VeR WAETM'TEMLWKW perfect fit. A tiny elasticized a cheerful kitchen, what an at- filled weeks Just ahead. The fulnem. Even a few iMine-mads not do Orristmas shopping BUT IF HE GOES TO Into a party occasion. Get PHIL— WINSTBO IS TWO US TO DRPWN- inset at the throat gives tractive bath." Beautiful rooms skillful personnel at SCHULTZ cookies tucked tarto such a lovely early and use the LAY-A W AY R»*memli:-“— U .pn-lencpd HOURS AWAY AND EVERY , ROYAL ICE CREAAl dessert THE POLICE,THEylL are yours with RYPLEX from BEAUTY SALON asks only for PLAN. "S A H" GREEN Fitting’s the.Thing and >OU CANT GO BUTTING HAVE TO JAIL HIM COP IS LOOKING FOR gbntly sHien you step. treats at fine stores where TIN odd up to an impreosive ROYAL ICE OREAM is sold. PAUL’S. the privilege of serving you. gift. STAMPS. Sendee Free IN THERE, PHIL! WINSTEP -ANOHEDFEELTHAT HIM! H EtL PROBABLY You’ll find saUsfying answers to « OUT OF THIS COUNTV/ ^ I LET HIM DOWN' BE IN JAIL BEFORE VOU , your beauty problems here. COULD GET THERE! For stuffed baked fish, choose a fish that weighs from three Leaves, for instailce (and to five pounds anc) have H scaled and cleaned. The head, THINGS HAVE you can have ’em )! On tail and fins can be removed or the brighter side, money FREE left on. Just aa you please; has a happy way of piling when epicures prepare a baked A WAY OF up here when you get the fish, they leave them on! COUNSELING SERVICE habit of systematic sav­ Choosing a Carpet PILING UP! ing. If you. are thinking of buying or selling a home, htANCHESTER C A R P E T A t teen in COME IN. Let’s talk it over. Valuable assistance CENTEIR, 311 Main Street, has DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS McCALUS the carpeting to give a hou.se will be offered. NO OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART. warmth, comfort and cheer. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Let us give you all the information we can on such This month the emphasis Is on C P f t c A e d / 6 0 ^ -ft '6 -ft THIS OLD SCOW MUST •I, CAPtTAN/ subjects as: NYLON, the most durable of HAVE ENGINES LIKE A WE'LL have ONE fibers, available in a tre­ vSAVIX'GS ( OF COURSE,. MAY TASK WHICH OF THE TIM E PT BOAT, DAVY. 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So i O O Z t A i u i M Dividend On ------^ ihave the pleasure of counseling you? Call or come In any easy to clean, thanks to the Insured Savings AAOVie. time. I smooth, non-gbaorbent Cumu- BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81. COVENTRY loft nylon yam that reoists dirt and (hut. Just smile and say "Nu/^ dunage" when aptlls oc­ GUSTAFSON'S BARROWS & WALLACE CO. cur. tills year roll out a NY­ MON.-TUES.-FRIJ REAL ESTATE 705 STREET— MANCHESTER LON CARPET for 8ai)ta at y<»r PJO.—Wed. Closed A t Noon MANCHESTER PARKADE—3848 house. BUDOB7T TERMS avail­ Extra' Hours g ° S • WE fl^E TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS! e49-6S0e 875-6611 able at MANCHESTW CAR- ‘ PHTP CENTER. T |.ir* f': *T-w V / PAGE TWENTY-ONl PAGE TWEXi i MANCHESTfcR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1968 MANCHESTER EVEaTOlO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 196S r '- —t " Old Coaches Never Die- THE Attack Blended, Herald Angle Remaining Tilts Irish Ignores Talk

HOWIE HOLCOMB Key to Success Asolstaat Sports B«tor By Ex-Mentor Leahy Saturday’s Game a Darkhoroe Favot New York lOO-yard plus days. NEW YORK (AP)—PhM When all the statiatlcs A lot of laughing comment haa been made about the SOUTH BEND ihd P taken a snipe at Notre Deme’sb Notre Dome, the U odlt^ It is probably a surprisa NEW YORK:(AP)-Th^^.V!bother the Packers. After the have Sin been m In with the Browne xiiu. failure__ to dominate5 _ the nation*! uniit.*KnuU Rnetme.Rockne, the Four HoiHores- King oanisd over the right were In. Tittle had complet­ "big” football game scheduled Saturday at Memorial New York Giants and and GlanU on successive ed 16 passes in 20 attempU to many that the Giants big battle at. V ^ ley Field in (AP) — Quietly and offi­ scene In recent years. men, George Glpp . . . were side of the Philadelphia ate fifth among the 14 Field between the two winlesa clubs in the CCIL-M an- Green Bay Packers appear Chicago next-Sunday against weeks. They hold the Browne cially, Notre Dame com­ treasurers at South Bend. for 261 yards and three Ught but lost 23-17. The In 1955, two years after UiM for a three-yard gain. TDa. His replacement, clubs, In team rushing. chester and- Bristol Eastern. It probably won’t draw to have an edge in the Itie tn4 Peckers will have pletely ignored the latest Terry Brerman had micceeded "For sOHM reason, that foal­ Cleveland leads with 1,761 two gORTM^wtUi San Franctsco Giants rolled over th«n 41-14. ing dqssn’t sxlst today. I plain But on second dow... Jie rookie Glynn Grlffing had many fans— particularly if the MHS soccer team is in schedule as the National On Oct. 27. the Bears downed tirade against its football Leahy at Notre Dame, Leahy Eaglo right aids bM . F\iU- Mt another five 6f 11 for yards. ‘ > the finals of the CIAC Tournament. end one wilB Los Angdas. the fired, a tirade In Los Angles don't know the answer, except Football League heads teams tied for leal in the West. Philadelphia 16-7-: fortunes by former Coach that tlvsy ore n ot In the boA ba^ Alex Webster had to err yards and a ’TD. Team Isadsrs in major But it might prove k better^ down the stretch Into the final Olssts Hot • accusing the IrlMi o f letting cut back, and he wad stop- As better than 62,000 categories are unchanged football gam s than many forxii The Packers’ other date will be Frank Leahy Tuesday. doiwn. shape. They ore getting beaten ming Coeches’ Assn.' John Rear-j five games of the season. "Cleveland is In a slump," tn the second haif. Physloally pad for no gain. fam filed out of the thia week, except fo r total think. Both leom s certainly will their uriMil ThanksgivlnF Day From Coach Hugh Devore to A t that time Leahy was in don of OoMjy High was elected The OisnU, tied ^ h X3l6ve- said Retzlaff “The GlanU are Athletic Director Ed (Moose) they leave a lot to be daifirsd.’’ Now the New York Gi­ Stadium, they talked of defense. Chicago is the new be struggling to avoid the eUgi blood bath with Dm Lions in the hottest team In the league Loa Angeles for a television leader, replacing Detroit president of the group. A iMid m the Eaetern (Jonnrence. Krause and up to the Rev. Ed­ Leahy added that Desrare B ants faced a tMod-and- ’•that Tittle . . . that pass­ me of finlehiiw at the bottoni play four of five st home. Three D ^ roit. right now and that goes for .show. The previous week lowo ing . . . those receivers . . . St Loula leads In total of the heap. Baoh also has a change in scoring rules was aUo The Bears do have the advan­ mund Joyce, university vice had kay'oed the Irish, 48-8. a goqd oooch end that the Notre sevsn sltuatlan on thelr announced — the medley relay of their gomes are against Oreen Bay and the Bears, too. president and chairman of the Dome president wants a repre­ own 83-yard Vna, and the that young Grlffing!" And offense with 3,346 yards Thanksgiving Day game left and teams wttli loolng records. The tage of playing their re-match The schedule tn this league is Leahy sold; "It’s not the ios.ses all the whHe. up in the and also is tops in poisdng Mch hoe at least a chance of will count for seven points, not wlUi the Pockeio at home. In athletic board, the Irish hier­ that upset me, it’s the attitoide. sentative team. fans sit Yankee Stadium eight os In the pest. ' only whtfdlig teome remeinbur tough on any Sunday but archy simply said "no com Leahy resigned os head ooacB bussed expectan tly last press box, the statistics with 2,098 ysids. Ctova- winli^; that x>ne too. fact, they have four out of five Cleveland does have two to What has hai^ened to the old Neither Windham, the Indians’ on the Giant schedule are St. ment." In 1958 because o f hie health. Sunday. read; "New York fir* land’s ground gu n * Is best Louis and PitUburgh. both ^ at home. However, the Bears play with St Louis and Detroit Notre Dome s^rit?" down*: 13 by rushing, 13 by with 1,731 to Green 1Bay’s Turkey Day opponent, nor John Oentile has tokea over must take on the Plb’.dnirgh always Is- a problem although •The "no oomment" was in ref It w«s only the third play the writer’s old poet se sports iMHie. The other oppoment* are Leahy also follorwed with passing.” 1,614. Eastern’! crose-town rival. Cen­ Stealers who upended Olewe’and they have been having their erence to remarks by Leahy in similar oommente during Cfooch CXDIlPUe OHRISTI. Tex. — of the gama but tho fans ’That’s what Giant Coach tral, are overpowering. editor of The Torrington A gis­ San Francisco, Dallas end Davtona Beach. Fla., that the knew this was a passing The defCMlve statlsUas Washington. Sunday as well as the Detrott troubles. Joe Kuhorlch’s tenure at Notre Manuel Oonsoleo. 147. Houston, A1 Sherman means when he •Thui with a pair of wins, ter. The name prohsbly doesn’t "If things keep going the Irish had lost their winning outpointed Morttioll Wells, 146, situation, and they hunoh- point to a rugged baititls •Two Toughloe Lion-. Despite Minnesota't los­ Dame. He made his most recent says: "If you want the Manchester or Eaetern would at mean much to meet, but fellow- ing record, a gome with the way they are. It probably will football spirit. remarks before the Daytona H ou^on, 12. ad forward w aiting^ their Su#tey between Green Bay ere of high school boaketball aeveland has two loughles It wasn't the first time that passing to go, you have to and Chicago. ’Bw Bean least have a good finish to a 'Vtklnga con be rougii and San be the GlanU and Chicago or Quarteibadt Club this week. HONOLULU—Hurrioane Kid. their naan, Y. A. TltUs, the astabliah the ruilning.’’ poor season.m. ^ But t Its got to might recall him as the editor, with the Csrrdlntla on a home- Lsohy, who in 11 seasons ns N'FL’s top-ratad paaser to are first in total defense, Francisco, the Bears’ other op­ Green Bay for the title.” "I saw PlUifimrBh humiliate 157, San Frandaco, outpointed Overlooked tn the ac­ start bera Saturday! pabHsh'er sad founder of Oon- ond-home basis and a battle ponent, already has beaten them The GlanU play Shn Fran- Notre Dame head coach com- Mel Ferguson. 151, Los A»- go into aetkm. Y. A. took giving up only l,9fi4 yarda necUcut High School Basket­ with Detroit that could be diffi- pUed a record of 87 victories, Notre Dame lost Saturday (27- claim justly due 'Tittle—^he 'Ihsy an second to Oreeii •ihe teams are pretty even. orwe. eleco at Yankee Stadium Sun­ gales. the ball from ocfttar, start­ - hqs led the leagues in pass­ Manchester has a UtUe better of ball, Ml annual publlcaUon that oult. The Browns also ploy Dal­ 11 defeaU and nine ties, had 7)," said Leahy. ’The of Bay in rushing dafensa Pete Retzlaff. Philadelphia day while Cleveland Is at home ed to fade, then handed the ing for all nine weeks of the staUsUcal record — ecoring has attracted much attention las end Wodhlngton. Only two to St. Louis. The Psekers- ball to King on a draw with only one yeuiti separat­ (and pretty good soles toe) of Uieir five games ore at home talking about the the season and has thrown ing the teams, 880 to 82L 40 points and allowing 148. *^leTracnionW '^?Jer « | Biara remaTch 1.'the big story play. RsauK: No gain and a 23 TD passes—is that the Eastern’s offense is about the throughout the state. moaaure of dldboUef on the Chicago’s pass defense has h o^ e*^ ^ b r2 ;; "?;t*^wh^ C earance before th% Quarter-[in the entire league. fact that the Giant running allowed 1,163, second eedy same (88) but they've allowed IIMHIgl^iiir ir- rnr- T“ ~~l------>*e^'eev*i>^'ews-weMseeen Smokeaters 196S Manchester Midget Football League Champions part of tha onlookera attadt has been steadily 30 more or 178. American Legion boaeball U waa a good call, an im- to Detroit’B 1,116- but tito gaining in effectiveness. paoken an seventh w*h Eastern was the unfortunate boosters might be Interested to Squad members include: Front row. left to right, Steve Moore, trout, Paul Dodge, Joe Swensson; third row, A1 Sieffert, Roy Cock- axpeoted oaU, and a fine As a dub, the Giants now club that absorbed the S4-0 past­ 1,510. know State AL Baseball Chair­ Bill Starkel, Chuck Carson, Dick Podolny, Kevin O’Neill, Dennis erham, Loren Andreo, Ed Fitzgerald, Joe Massaro, Ken Tedford, credit to the PhUadeiphU have l.OBS yards rushing ing fromirom Maloney.msiuiiv;. Ifit thatumi uieone man Som Gorman' expecU 60 Font’s Birthday^ Ken Werstler, Jim Anastasio; back row, Coachse John O’Neill, defwM* liMt diagnosed the and are averaging 120.3 Only 10 touchdowns hanre game had been reduced to a teams to be in contention for Woods, Darrell Decker; second row, Bud Nicol, Russ Turner, Dave ptey. been scored against tha Bob Starkel, Vince Genovesi and George Maloney. yands per game on the more ordinary margin, Satur-' next year’s title. The 6th die- Would Like Gift McMillen, Dave Tedford, Tom Croteau, Bob Hutchinson, Dale Os- The naact thns tlM CHanta ground. Just a yard leas Bean all sssson, ilirss ett day’s gladiators would be Just trlot—In ■- the northwest — -* comer — G O O D /i^ E A R had tha ball, they faced an than their 14-game aver­ the ground and seven pass- about even. of the state—(a being reacti­ I Of Win Saturday atanoat identical totuation. age when they won the li:^. Chioago aim leads • • • vated after nearly 10 years of '3 with 23 Mberoeptions and I ALBUM third-and-iix on tho New Elsstsm title in '62. inactivity. That area was a cen­ Unanimous Northeastern Gridder Y ork 19. ’THtle faded, paaa- New York has had big­ has given up only 82 poMta, Identical Scorea ter of Legion baseball interest NEW HAVEN (AP) — It’ s CCIL Rivals Set ed to W ebster fo r 12 yards ger rudiing totals than the low in the league. . Comparative scores usually in the late 40s and Torrington Yale head football coach John NEW YOTIK (A P ) —Del­ and a first down cn the 117 yards gained against Yhe Glaata’ offense has iqj^an nothingUUUUII8 but In this case WMwas tncthe m site it tnof a mmne state anaehd a Pont’s .86th birthday today, and scored 36 tauchdawns, bsdt aware and Northeastern, 31. ’Ihe fans roared appro- / Philadelphia, but lost Sun­ they go to prove the equality couple of regional tournaments what he wants more than any-i both with perfect records, Out of Eastern Bowl wal, and the Oiartts m ovad/ day marked the flrd thno hi tlM 24 by of, the equade In queeUon. Each before the local Interest died For Tournament •nieir point total of thing else are victories over Big again were unanimous on to firat TD In a d3-lg this season they had put lostlOBi tolu PlaU bywj .u-u.u...,.IdenUcal «•-.»22-14 Planspi^ni are stillsUll being car- Three rivals Princeton and Har­ vlotory. together three consecutive la beifi. scores. Right down the line thus ^led on to hold the 1965 region- from GOODYEAR for choices today In the weekly vard. BOSTON (AP)— Sophomore Bob Cappadona—North­ far they Toat by very elmllar Muzzy Field, Bristol. Two CCIL rivals— Manchester and Hall of West Hart­ voting for the Lambert Cup, Right now, he and his improv­ emblem of Eastern small col­ eastern’s bruising fullback by way of Watertown, Mass., •cores to common opponents. ing Elia are concentrating on ford—collide today in the Class A CIAC Soccer Tourna­ lege footbaU sujftemacy. and Notre Dame— will be a spectator when this Huskies idooh club wW oor-o have an Moachaster soccer fane the Tigers, who will be met added Incentive, the departure ment, their third meeting of the season. Today’s semi­ Delaware, 7-0, received sU travel to Allentown, Pa., next month to play in the couldn’t believe It Monday noon Saturday at Princeton, N.J. Your Family's (Aristmas eight first place votes from from the winless ranks. No­ when they colled The Herald Pont’s young men would like, final game of the post-season competition is set for 2 ;30 Eastern Bowl. 3’ body Hkes to go unbeaten and •rt Glaetonbury High School^ committee of coaches, Under NCAA rules, the 6- and found the Moncheater- nothing more than to give their bam, N. H. — raki or no rain, the fact of the matter Is, Sat­ field. sports writers, broadcasters. foot-1, 215-pound Cappadona is Stomford gome was to be play­ new coach a triumph over at RoclrviUe; E. O. Smith (last Northeastern, which finished live only biemish on the Mas­ urday's game represents each Princeton as a birthday present, Today's other semi pits Sta­ year’s champ) vs. Northwest ineligible. 'The NCAA says a team’s best opportunity of Uic ed me scheduled at Waterbury. ples otf Westport, ninnerup to Its season with a 9-0 record, transfer student cannot play in sachusetts record thus for Is a The writer and many others, according to Optain Grorge Regional at West Hartfood; received all second place sooreleaB deadlock wttli Har­ season for victory. Humphrey. Manchester for last year’s ti­ ClMs C—lUtohfield va Old a post-season game until two Monobester hasn’t gone with­ Fm sure, thought John Ruddy, tle, against Greenwich at votes. f t teas the sixth years after he has made the vard in the ssoend game cn the tourney director, woo "all wet" "We’U go after Harvard right Lyme at Wallingfcnd; Rocky straight week on top lor the season. out a win since 1957 although after that,” he said. V " ■*- W right Tech In Stanaldrd. Hill vs. Stafford tomorrow at switch. (Dappadona came to they’ve managed only two tri­ tn more ways than one os sev­ Delaware Bine Hens, who The Redmen's next gome was eral hard lAowers doused our The Yale leader suffered a Mancdiester nipped Hall, 1-0, a field to be announced. Northeastern thia year aftei umphs par season for the past knee injury against.. Pennsyl­ , I S w l play ^tgers this week. one year at Notre Dame. with Bucknell, and Cooirii Vic progress along the way. But a In tlMdr first dtiel, then bat­ Fbsia says the UMass vlotory, two contpoigns. Lost year, Uiej’ vania last week, and is hoping tled firom behind to gain a 1-d The O m t Gnard Academy fashioned a 2-4-2 mark in 1961 mile or so away the sky bright­ ‘"This is a serious blow to the 21-0, "coming after our goal ened snd the sun shone—bril­ he'll isee action. Whether he will tie in the rematdh. The In­ Graham Promoted retained third place with a it was 2-6^1. 7.8 rating of a possible 10. team," Huskies’ Coach Joe Za- line stand at Harvard, oon- liantly at ttmea—allowing the or. not is questionable right pow. F m i dians buried Stamford under a WASHINGTON (AP)—The bllski said yesterday after the vktoed us we had a good foot It may not be the. best- Meanwhile, Prlnceton’y Coach, score in the quarterfinals formal promotion of Otto V oting is based on 10 for played game you’ll see but it gome to go on to Its happy (for first place, 9 for second, etc. ruling waa made official. "But boll team.” Moncheoter) oondueion. Dick Coleman, has an exifiana- Monday. HeUl had a tougher Graham, former star quarter- wc have a great bunch of play' A fter tboit, nobody managed should be one of the hardest- tlon for Harvard’s upset victory Two others rated were West fought otnigglsa of the year. Mm time nipping Wilbur Cross of bew:k of the Cleveland Brawns, era here and we’U bUU be out to over his Tigers, 21-7. He says Chester, Pa., 5.6; Amherst, to score os much as one touch­ • • « Coooh Dick Danielson’s club New Haven, 2-1. to the rank of commander in beat whoever our opponent to.’’ down against Massachusetts, drew praise from the referees, his team’• sky-high mental pitch, Semifinal games in the Class the Coast Guard was approved 5.0; Snsquehanna, 4.9; Bnck- nell and Bowdoln, 4.4; Maine, Foe Not Announced though Oonneetlcut got a field SporU Potpourri Paul Bourdeou of New Milford led to excess tension and pump- > B and C IViumaments are also by the senate commerce oom- goal in a 21-3 loea. Iness. l.S and Temple, l.L •That opponent for the Dec. 14 A new ewent has been added and Tony Roberts of Water- BEJS scheduled today (with one ex-1 mdfttee today. ’The reserve cf- game has not yet been announc­ A 24-y««r-old Army veteran town. Both men are collegiate "W ft'were too Ught and it cost ‘ oeptiem) as foUows: Class fioer on active duty with the will be Dartmouth’s starting to scholastic swimming meets us, ’’ M4d Coleman, who figures ' « 1 ed, though H. appears to be for the coming season. A 400- and, like several area r o b e w ('.IKHB Bloomfield vs. Windsor Ixxdts' rank of UL Commander, U.S. Imports Honored either Delaware or Temple. center when the Indiana play high school (ffflelale on the side­ his squad is disappointed after Northeastern finished Its sea­ OoroeQ Saturday. lines, praised the Indiana for being -knocked from the unde-, MOBMOS T\Bj 0 B .M .V M A son with an 8-0 record last Soph Promoted thslr sharp passing and general feat^ ranks, but that it should 1E.M5 TORONTO (AP)—Two MOn Senior Mile Steinlhauser, a skm was made at« recent meet­ be relaxed thl< week. Saturday. Delaware, 7-0, has ing c< th« High School Swim- knowledge of the game. .iW i® lliA M .snAiil, treal' Aloucbtes’ tonports from two games left to play. Temple 220-pounder from York, Pa., "I feel we’ve already lost the the United Btatea, GeoTga DiX' was promoted to the first unit Big Three tlUe,” said Coleman M iN S T B i^ finished with a 6-2 record, los­ In yesterday’s amplified phone SSS#: ing to Delaware 32-23 last yesterday by Ooa^ Bob Blsck- YOUTHFUL COMICr-Hans Loiter will be featured IKISD on of New Haven and .fim An- man. Interview here with sports writ­ M l l L B B FMTU drsotU, w«rs tiis only unani­ weekend in Its finale. er, "but Ivy champlonehtp when.the Ice .Capadea opens Monday night, Nov. 25, IrEBt^ New Hampshire sports pub- Stelnhauser, the only mairied Hoople^ No. Upset Picker, mous choices fior the 1963 East­ man on the Dartmouth sq^sd, 1 means a lot to us and we’ve at the Eastern States .Coliseum in West Springfield jVM)BE ern Football Obnference AJl- Ucist Doc Ekios says the W ild­ Is a form er fuUbsMik w h o still got a shot at it” cats have a “aecret weapon' thTu Dec. 1. Twenty acts in 10 productions make Btar team named yesterd^ by dropped out of college for three Sights Yale Win over Tigers Coleman added, that his scouts up the 1964 show. Tickets will be on sale Friday OUR GOAL the football reporters of (^ a - ready for unbeaten Massachu­ years and played with the: Fort "were amaz4d with Yale’s per­ da. Dixon, an offensive half' setts Saturday. He's not divulg­ Ekistis armed forces champion­ formance at Penn." Yale won from 9 ;30 to 5 :30 at Marlow’s in Manchester. to satisfy your automotive needs back, played college football for ing particularB, but says, ‘it's ship team before returning to 28-7 but Coleman feels the Ells bem raining on this field up By MAJ.vAMOB B, HOOPLE - k E xclusive! Um Red Edition-lin»K|iM lity long-play recotd. the University of Bridgeport. school last year. Upset Champion could have scored 100 points. •The Rough Riders and the Ham­ here fOr weeks, and we're bring­ Coach Jim Miller Is hoping Pont countered reservedly, New Look Slated in February At CAJEfTER’S we are extremely aware of the impor­ ing in some Indiana, for a rain Greetings, my dear friends! tance of your automobile purchase. We respect your de­ ilton Tiger-Chits, who meet in his Boston OoHege Elsies will "we had a pretty good day." the twx)-^pame Ekistern Confer­ dance Saturday morning just to be In their host physical condi­ I call you my dear friends al­ k 20 Great Christmas favorites-by great arOsts of our Hme. cision in buying a car and realise your interest in its make sure it doesn’t dry up.” though It is obvious some of dependable performance. Because of this we make ence final playoff, domina.ted tion of the season Saturday the selections, Ottawa with The Redmen wlH be trying when Virginia vtidts Alumni you are not. Probe Blue-Gray Ban every effort to see that you are completely satisfied for their firat undefeated sea­ For instance, read what Basketball Tourneys with your selection. Our fully equipped service depart­ sight then and Hamilton with Stadium at Newton,; Maas. COUNTERSPY__As Chicasro Bears work out in sweat suits for Sunday’s game seven. son of modem times at Dur- A fter each gom e thus (Or Clancy DeLancy, the bard of MONT(30(MffiRY, Ala. (AP) HIST RELEASED! AVAILABLE NOW! ment and trained technicians are readily available to with Green Bay, man in private detective agency uniform surveys far r^ h w Brooklyn, has to say. take care of your service needs. Come in today and. 1st this season, Mifler has —The Montgomery City Com- wistfully: "One <)t these games of Wrigley Field, looking for any enemy scouts who might be lurking in the "Dear Major; Why don't you To Undergo Ch^ges us show you our complete automotive facilities. , run for Congpress ? Anyone miwion ■will spearhead an In- we're going to have all of our area. (AP Photofax.) vesUgation to find who le re­ « I top players healthy. And when who can make as many bum •62 Chevy .. .S 22»S '60 Comet . ^ 8 1 0 9 S guesses as you would be a sen­ sponsible for the National. Impala 4-Door. V-8. au­ that happens we’re going to be Broadcasting Co.'s declMon to By HOWIE HOLCOMB ^ Deluxe 4-Door. 6 cylin­ a different bah team." sation in Washington. Your Make Sure You GO this Holiday Season f tomatic, radio, heater, der. standard, radio and and Kramer~ Philadelphia dear friend, Clancy DeLancy." stc^ tetecaetthg the Blue-Gray Start of the scholastic basketball season lees than a whitewalls. BC is pretty hesitthy as It ■I^cCIerc football game. NBC announced heater. GENERAL prepares tor the CavaHm, with Dear friend indeed! I would month away but brief mention should be made of the . be the first to admit that I am i AMOS R Friday it no longer wlH tele- ’62 CJorvair . • S 1 8 9 S hailfbock Bobby Sbann and John oeat''the gome becai^ Negroes pOst-seaabn tournaments, goal of all Connecticut school­ '60 Corvalr , 8 1 I B S ^ rrett both back after missing Fans Gloating guilty of an occasional slight | 3-T NYLON Monza Sport Coupe. 6 miscalculation, but let me re­ see banned from playing. "The boy quintets. Again this season there will be changes— cyllnde;;, 4 speed, radio, Model 700 4-Door. 6 cyl­ tiw Buffalo game Field Goal Aces oancellation of the tdeviaion of inder, automatic, radio, Also returned are halfback Eastern Dlvisioa mind you of just a few of the but that’s really nothing new! heater, bucket seats, NYJ-ON juicy upsets the Hoople System -the Blue-Gray game, osvned heater, whitewalls.- Pete Shsughneeay. the team’s W L Pet O.B. Again this year teams must wmt into tourney play, 11-4, i whitewalls. has forecast this year. and operated by - the Mont- win only 51 per cent o t their t (9 psoe recelvar, and BIU O o- Boston ...... 9 .900 UConn 24, Rhode Island 6 gotnery lio n s Club, la deplor­ and In a far hdgher standing. '60 Volkswagen ndm the No. 1 defensive end. . Early in the season I gave games to qualify foe tourney There is alao a new rule that | ’62 Chevy . .8 2 3 9 S May Be Key Men Cincinnati .. . 8 .615 Southern 20, A IC 14 able action on the part o< Sure-Gm Philadelphia .4 .333 you the Air Force over Wash­ play BUT tlis year all games prahUalta schools playing op- Impala 4-Door Hardtop. • 1 2 9 S ington. then Oklahoma to hum­ Wesleyan 21, Trinity 20 either the sponsons or the Na­ will (oount-rregardleoe of the V-8, automatic, power a New York .4 .303 Bridgeport 14, Central 12 tional Broadcasting Co.” Mayor ponents whose male enrollment ] Micro Bus Deluxe. '9 -pas­ Western Division ble the 1962 national cham­ classifications of the terms in­ is over 400 less than the loig:er. steering, radio, heater, senger, 4 cylinder, -4 Coach Confident NEW YORK (AP)—The big pions, Southern California. Coast Guard 80, SprUigfield 18 Earl Jamee said Tuesday. Pro­ battle between the Green Bay Los Angeles ... .7 Moncheeter 16, Bristol 12 volved. Pirevioualy a small school. (Example: Manchester whitewalls. speed, radio, heater, open'| And after that I correctly ceeds of the game, go to the school (Claaa C or B) could Packers and O ilc^o Bears at St. I.,ouis ...... 7 Peimey 14, East 18 Lions Cfiulb program lor eight —(enrolUnant 1068) — jannot air roof. SNOW Pats Will Finish San Francisco .6 forecast Georgia's startling 31- play larger schools and gain play Bristol, Eastern—enroll­ '62 Chevy . . .$2445 W rigley Field in t^ lca g o Sun­ conservation. Detroit ...... 3 14 oonqueet o f Miami,, the credit tor wins, yet go un­ ment 592)—without recedving| 190 Tractor-Type Cleats dig in - Impala Convertible. V-8, '60 Falcon 8 » » S TIRES day could develop into a duel . Syracuse 9-0 blanking /of fa­ automatic, power steer­ At Head of Gass between two field goal kickers Baltimore ...... 8 scathed K beaten. special permission. Since these puU you through snow like a tractor! 2-Door. 6 cylinder, stand­ vored Penn State, North Caro­ DOWN TO WKIOHT - Last yeor'a Ellington club, particular teoms are in the'l ing, radio, heater, white- —Jerry Kramer of the Packers lina State’s amazing 21-7 vic­ - walls. ard, radio, heater. BOerON (AP)—Bo«ton, Pa­ and Roger Leclerc of the PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Phil­ DETROIT — (NBA)‘— As- for, mcomple, lost nine gomes. %jn« league and have been | adelphia fans gloated today over tory over the undefeated Duke They had a minimum for playing one another for yeara, '60 Chevy . . 8 1 6 9 S •you Go in triots' Coach Mike Holovak is Bears. Blue Devils. siatant ooooh Lea Bingaman '61 Chevy . . 8 I 7 » 5 taking Sunday’s invaaton of de­ The Bears’ offense has been their National Basketball Associ­ s c # RES now looka amall among his De­ ualificaticn (11-9) but five of ihe permission is no more than | Impala Convertible. V--8, ation team’s victory, although And how about the Louisiana ^e defeats were by Class B lormality). Manchester, how-1 Impala Sport Coupe. 6 Snow or We fending American Football sputtering in recent weeks, • State 14-0 triumph over the troit LionUlvm . defenoiv« UW.CMU14W players. S waxs — automatic, power steer­ 99 it came at the expense of an ever, could not pick up a game cylinder. Power Glide, ra­ League champion Kanaas City They couldn’t break through for .tugged Florida Galore and the DUSTY-AUTO —Dyke Pleas­ He h«a loat close to 100 pounds 1 aohools and they didn’t odunt e.so X la ' dio, heater, whitewalls. ing, brakes and seats, ra­ Pay the Tow l^htly—about as lightly as hie a touchdown Sunday against the old Philadelphia favorite — the from his peak of 350. ' in the tbunvamMt. Thus they with, ERUngton, for exaih- dio, heater, whitewalls. Warriors. 30-13 rout of Wisconsin by ant 142-371, W elt Telller 351, I^, .(enroIlmeiU 166). without tubelesi black- 4 : takes eating and breathing. Lns Angeles Rams Euid hod to Michigan State! Ted Ohambera 146-364, Leo well plui tex y '61 Chevy .. 8 1 3 » S The Chiefs, formerly the Dal­ The Philadelphia 79ers — some extenuating circumstan-1 settle for victory on tWo field formerly the Syracuse Nats — W hat Other forecaster has FV)gIia 352, Gene Phoneuf 141, Blscayne 2-Door. 6 cylin­ '59 Chevy .. . 8 » 9 S las Texans when they beat gof^B by Leclerc. In tl^ir last scored with as many big up­ Keller. .Bauer. .G ibson..? cee. This rule specifically pre­ A der, standard, radio, Houston for the AFL title lost TlefeBted the San Francisco — vent* large achoola from "load -! I old Hret Bel Air 4-Door. 6 cylin­ five gam es the Bears have formerly Philadelphia — War­ sets? None, I’ll wager—har- EASTERN flIRLA —Kitty heater, whitewalls. der, standard, radio and year, have lost five straight. scored more than 17 points ing up" their slates against { riors 106-102 last night in an rumphl . ' Sdtorinsz 143-877, Vickie Bur- smaller aohools for the pur- heater, vriiltewalls. And they’re in the Western Di­ only once. overtime battle between trans­ Never one to ' rest on his dhozd 136-365. Pot Annulll 361, NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTING! '61 Chevy . . $ 1 4 ^ 5 vision cellar with the Denver , laurels .1 have several colossal Giaching Jofes Up for Grabs, •pose of touCney qtraUficatlon, Green Bay has been ecoring plants. It was the - only game Flo Kloter 130-370, Liz Juul Another ptionge thia seaso Wre# I Bel Air 2-Door. 6 cylin­ Broncos. but Vince Lombardi had to go reversals included in this .129-359, Carol Lownda 138-361, ’59 Chevy . . .8 1 2 4 5 scheduled. ------j le the sapairation of qualifico-1 der, standard, radio, But Holovak knows KC ooedd to the air for three touchdowns ..week’s card. Betty Geer 145-361, L oil Sin! ■ #*•!•»• Ml O- B. ar Cmoda win bmAb adJaMMM* allawaBri m mam tif« mmarnt am aneieel Weed 4sp* »bi heater whitewalls. Kingswood 9-Passenger Hal Greer’s short jump shot List of Candidates Grows tion datea exfriode at any moment. last week against Minnesota. with S3 seconds left in the over­ My three-star special for orope 131-376, Sylvia Station Wagon. V-8, au­ "I don’t know just what’s .Saturday le Yale to thrash ivy Cloas A tootne mu*t oom-| tomatic, power brakes, They have rolled for 82 TDS, 18 time provided to be the winning 142-129-373, A lice DeVeou 136, '61 Ckirvair . 8 I » 1 S been wrong with the Chiefs,’* on the ground and 14 in the air,- League leader Princeton, 27- Mary McOarthy 126-350, Vi NEW YORK (AP)—The flrsta"Jimmy is a sound baseball plate their achedulee by Feb. 14. Model 700 2-Door- 6 cyl­ radio, heater, whitewalls. points, although Ben Warley he sold. "But I do 'know that a but the Bear defense has al­ BOOER LeOLERC sank two free throws in the final .8—hak-kaff! Chapman 340, Amy Plrkey 356, m an," Playdowwn gomee wlH start inder, standard, heater. club which has ptoy^era Bke Len Now go on with the fofe+ big question of the Yogi Berra Fqb. 19 and the tourney will lowed only 10 touchdowns sill clsrc tied the NFL record by eight seconds for the 76ers. Rose Bean 132-344, Hkhe C ^ - lanagei '59 Chevy • 8 9 9 5 OsiWBon, Abner ^ynea, Cur­ year, only three on the ground. , east _ renti 336, Joan VoBerand 120- regime—who's on the first base Amarillo farm in 1960. does with the ehomptonshlp | '61 Chevy . ; - 8 1 8 9 S kicking five in one game Philadelphia had led by as g o o d A e a r Blscayne 2-Door. 6 cylin­ tis McCUnton, Jack Spikes, Air ^’oroe 49, New Mexico 6 game, Miarch 7. Another in- GO FREE Only 82 points have been scored agalnsi Detroit. much as 10 points in the regula­ 386, RIIU MlcAlHster 125-336, coaching Uhee for the New York He is on a-hunting trip and / Parkwood 4-Door. 6 pas­ der, Power Glide, radio, Chris Burford and E. J. HolUb on the Beiurs, or nine a game. tion game but Warrior Wilt . Georgia Tech 23, Alabama 16 M aiie OaHoway 344. Yankees—will be answered at a could not be reached for com­ noivatdon ia a tw o-part qusirtcr- senger station wagon, heater, whitewalls. and whkdi won 11 gomes (out Em Tunnell, the former Giant ArkiMieae 14, So. Metbodlst 10 final achedule Feb. 29 at Uni-1 It just could come about that I Chamberlain, originally a Phil­ brunch today. m ent i V-8. automatic, power of 14) Uot season can beat any neither club can dent the oth­ and Packer defensive back who .Pittsburgh 24, Army 21 CXXMMEROIAL TEN PIN— Keller, longtime Yankee out­ vereity of Oonneobiout. Two steering, radio, heater, scouts for the Giants, has seen adelphian, tied it up at the buzz­ Yogi is liable to spring a sur­ TRUCKS 2 NEW WHEELS rival on a given day.” er’s defense. The Bears are the er.' , Auburn 14, Georgia 7 Mao Segar 213-576, Russ Par­ fielder who once served as a gomes will be played in the whitewalls. H olovak’s charges wiU be tightest in the league and Green both clubs. As an old Packer, Baylor 28, Kentucky -8 son 238-574, Armand Nourie prise. ' I' fill-in coach, said in Frederick, afiternoon, two more in the ev«- Em picks Green Bay to win. In the overtime, the 78ers fell trying* to get bock on top of Bay is third. behind by four points but rallied HoiYard 26, Brown IS 557 TVim D uff 234, Lou Geno- From Kansas City came word Md., where he raises trotting niiur 800DYEAR SERVICE STORE NIGHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE '61 Chevy , . .8 1 S 4 S '56 Chevy . . . . 8 7 9 5 WITH PURCHASE OF •‘It won’t be a big scors,’’ CoOfornia 18. Utah 11 'file eemlfinola w w /»c''^|>)ayed I the Eastern DhrioiQn follow ing If It comes to kicking, tbs to pull out their fourth victory vesl 280, Ron O ister 217, ,A l that the new coach will be Jim­ horses: "I’m happy where 1 895 BB6AD ST.—648-6179 Bel Air 2-Door. 6 cyilr^ Model 6403, 12’ Van. 6 laat Sunday’s toss to Son Diego, Packers are In great shape with said Tunnell. "This is always a ItenpUs S t 85. Oiattanooga 0 TurkiiMton 209, Roger Gagne my (Ileeson, veteran scout with am.’ Bm aaiM evoMngr—March—I 8. 718 MAIN ST.—649-9528 der, automatic, radio and cylinder. 4 speed, heater, big one, Packers EU»d Bears, no against eight losses. 2 NEW WINTER TIRES ITw Patriots’ trop Houston by Jerry Kramer leading the NFL Chamberlain had 31 points, .d sm i^ 28, Maryland 14 206, Bob Bedlack 208, Btan the Athletics and former man­ He might be playing ooy until QuaOliflcehlon deeidUne Bor | heater, whltewalla signal lights. one gome. In scoring. Kramer, who took matter whether luiything la at Kanens 17, Colorado 16 FVyrostosid 203, Gen* Darna ager in the Yankee farm chain. the announcement la out, but he d o a e B and C tootna la Feb. 21. stake. The Packers have so but 76er Lee Shaffer led all the "If we oon beat both Hous­ over the kicking job that Paul scorers with 36. O ob^ Ia 22, Pennsylvania 8 joa, Joe PaggWtl 201, John Guesses here had revolved claimed that "there U nothing PreUminary Munea wiU atart Come in today and see these and other special Used Cor ton and Buffalo,’’ be said, "I Homung used to handle, has much pride luid they haven’t Bartnoulli 14, Cornell 7 around Charley Keller and to U,” when asked about re­ Feb. 26 and the tournament wiU COOK'S SERVICE STATION forgotten that first game. (Won Clock 800^ ^HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER Bays. All low priced to fit your budget. think we con lose one of the mads on 16 of 25 field goal N avy 24, Duke 12 HsjtkncUML Bauer. . But0Ub SVDI4VA Keller Dtoau said 4IXS he poruports JDCITHBerrg nRUhad HBJiCvgasked ULUlhim tolU continue through Feb. 14. The 842 E, CENTER BT.—649-8187 556 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST—649-6881 TAKE TIME TO PAY other three gomes and still fin­ attempts. You may remember by Chicago lo-s). Playert Sought. N o. COroUna S t 81, Florida r OOKETTEB—Helen WHoon wasn't interested, and Bauer take the job. Keller is under- Class B final is set Friday, ish in oit least a tie for the top. he kicked three last December "It will help them If they get S U telO 1 127-351. Fl-orence McNamara said he was under contract to ,tood to dislike the traveling March 13; the Olase C final | 1/3 Dec 1/3 Jan. 1/3 Feb. Bart Starr back but 1 don’t Anyotte inteteetad in ployUg . Penn State 16, Holy Cross 16 Baltiipore to coach or manage part of the job. Saturday, March 14. JACK'S ATLANTIC lUHRER'S SHELL SERVICE U wa eon win all five rsmoiEV- against think It really mokes that much 120, Gail Gagnon 138. li^ gomeo, rm sue« w sH have gam s ' esanl-pro football Is tortted to -W leconeln 28, Dltnols 26 there. * ■ j Bauer said. “ I ’m itiU tpader The raviaed enrollment figures > 706 MAIN ST.—640-8232 653 CENTER ST— 648-8188 wind difference. John Roach is a join the Windoor Looka Rono, .O regon 28, Indiana 19 that determine oiaantiloataon* | first plooe oU to Miami (Flo.) 41, No. OoroUna HI-LOW—Peeme Trim 199-^ box, would be a "big name." Another report bouncing C 1 to 17A 118 CENYVR ST.—949-9279 Tuesday*! Fl^ts lob to Bob Jencks, a rookie record to date with at least , 14 . , . Gleeaon hardly fits that de­ around is that Herra, who was BOeh.'St 27, N otro Dome 18 472, MunceUe Darna 2i0-60fi. OLIVA'S ESSO HARTFOltD from Miami (Ohio) at the start Dog Club Meeting four thore games on the sched­ Joan KonaiaW 176-177-514, Pot scription, but Pat Friday, gen­ named to the managing Job two LONDON—Johnny Prescott, ule. Three Manchester grldders / Purdue 88, Minnesota 10 ENTlBJBUr IN BIGHTS i l l HARTFORD RD.-.-448-82S9 CHEVROLET of the season. Jencks made his Turkingtoti 190-456, Nancy L«es- eral managerIllMSWgca Mtof theusw Athletics, weeks weera* ago, -might aeea^aa* wa«w«*w.choose Vic -w OZZIE'S SHELL STATION 18514, England, outpointed BU- The November meeting (g the —A1 Frehdt, Dona Austin and ■ Hlaolosippl 4L Tonneseee 0 NORMAN, Okia. — (NBA) first .but missed nine straight sig 479. said Gleeaon had been given hie | Raschi aa pitching coach in DON WILLIS GARAGE 276 MAIN B T —648-127* ly W alker, 190, England, 10. and was one for 10 when Coach jlockonum Dog dub wBl be Wayne LongfeUaw ore already Mlaeouvl J8, Oklahoma 12 releue when it w m learned he ’ place of Johnny Sain, Bud Willdneon can write hie 1229 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER GENERAL TIRE CO. 18 MAIN ST.— 649-4581 NEW YORK — HeEMT ^el- George Halos want bock to Le- hold tofilgtait ad 8 at ttie Wsq>- on tlM roeUr. Tboes Intsreated GiUo State, 82, Northwoetera 8 ’ Bon- waa in the running fqr the Yan- _Berra is expected to retain Big Bight reeord antlraly in So. CoUfornla 18. Oregon S t 7 SNOW WHITE — Mary B TEL. 649-5238—OPEN EVENINGS ULL 9 200H, New Yocfc, out­ elsrc. H is former Little All- 'p la g OosnEnunlty Hall. Topic nt may ooEitoct Frehslt at 94 M U - Kee job. Frank Croeetti, who has been aOgbto. . Oklohoma’a 'won and 1S5 CENTER STREnw-449- f ole II, PiiMstan 8 h W 1S2-128-3S8, V n u BfiblnL M JkM. SHELL SERVICE pointed Ryroo, Wtotn m M m , Amsiloa from Trinity hod JkKRig^on oNB ba 4 -B projeota Iton Si., East Haitfofd, fiir 137-126-8S6, Bally Andspsoo 186 "Although we hated to lose wearing the stripes^ since ksd (ooibaU anoount under the ELLSWORTH and LASSOW i l M 99, T k m A A V 10 eoMli to srond 8 to '* BOUtV 9, ANDOVBB-^-S749 |W%. Afibnat Onean A m oda 8 e< U. Bw* to UM. Le-. fttottMT tofioMnettoia and • M «r hMh ■togto. no moHc, QleeeoB, we do not wont to 1 99 8, and Jim Hegan. tha\ Mtcb^ 991 OAKLAND »T.—948-81U G STWosb. tng nooeh. .ChiMtaBlf. M 9 1 ■taiid In Us way,** Friday oaid.

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Roofingr— Sidins 16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By, FAGALY and SHORTEN Houaehold Goods 51 Apartmenth—Flat! Fnmlfilied Apartments 6S-A Tenements 6 8 Rouses For Sale 72 Honses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Honses For Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 Rockville-Vemon -BIDWBIX BOMB Improvement PLAN NOW to dine In atyl* t h r e e and baatod MANCHBStiBl - 4 bedni^ THREE ROOM partially fur- CONCORD RD >- beautiful BOWEatS SCHOOL - 7 room HEBRON — Just Over Bolton TWO BUILDINO loU, prime lo­ Oompany ^ Roofing, elding, al- this Thanksgiving at home. apariBuntSffimiithed, children ran^. Perfect tor large famUy VThem tr COMES 10 SELLMO A MEVI TV - B, ut - LET VilFtV WNT D TRADE m%nKJUEl Vlatt Marlovr’s for maple, wal­ nlshed apartment, flrat floor, t ^ ^ e . O/jfltMd M 9 a . ranch, large Uvtng room, form- Cape, fan dormer, 1% baths, line la one of the cleanest cation. city utiUtlea. PhUbrick CLASSIFIED teranona, additione and re> mth Its two full baths and 4 bedrooms, -dining room, ga­ ranebee we’va seen In some­ Agency, eta-stet. modeling' of all typei iOU OlkWTA HEAR SAPLCV CHATTER- A OIPFECEMT M A rriftf nut, and blond dinette furni­ no children. See Mr. Coll^ af­ al dining roomm, cabinet kltcben. Entire RHS Plan Approved E xcel- douW# garage. Big k)t OU hot rage, n ear all schools. 116,900. time. 8 bedrooms. Kltcben with .'lent wo»manahlp. •-649S. ture. Also, hutch cablneta. You ter 6 p.m„ M Birch 81. -3 bedroenu, recraation txwm, TWO FURMISHBD ROOMS. 1>- water heat. Aluminum corn- landscaped yard. Marlon E. Owner 849-1796. buUt-lne. V e^ attractive lot. ^ VOU MCVf R know WREM SOUR OCD AW, THE NEW ONES ARE OUR." will thid our prices arp low WjJ^ana. Home U moUeas. W Y tL T S STREET - 840 toot SET IS 0ONMA g o : VOU BeTTER, qulra ise BtoMll Street Robertaoii, R eiJtor, 648-6968. Aluminum storms and acreena. aOOePEMDABLE SET HAS aiid terms are easy. Marlow’s Hcrnie only 8-yeara-old. Ells­ frontage, 648-7444. In Qoee Finance Unit Vote ADVERTISING Roofinfc and ChlmneTS 16-A USTW US S U .^ TIME Fmnlture Dept., 867 Main 8 - 8 ROOM APARTMENTS. 6494i'j39. 9 4 . SEVEN ROOM spe 480 Main St. 84941339, room, (lining room,- 8 becT In the Center — 8 rocen trees. $18,900. Appointment to CWL Broker, sipproval of the gymnasium and FIVE-PIECE WALNUT twin M ain, second floor, 860. 649- 9-6. $118 per month rooms, kitchen with plenty of rambling ranch with two see ca ll 849-8076 before 6 p.m . •49-0820. muain room proposals. solidation Commiaedon for oper­ Radio-TV Repair ating funds; approved a request CtaaeUled or “Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a . bedroom aet, including springs 6339, 9-6. xaU n et m nee, garage, treed car garage plus small bam. Minutes before, the board Services 18 DESIRABLHI o f f i c e , 600 sq. MODERN 8 BEDROOM ranch. tor 0346 for' use by the Ntxdi- ooavMileace. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST and mattresses, excellent oon' rot, $18,600. R obert W olverton Basement, two fireplaces, voted to authoriM construction NEW CREST LUXURIOUS Du­ ft., haat. Janitor, parking. 988 100 yards from B owers Schm l, east Refuse Commissl- BARGAIN SHOP nings, 643-4862. M r. Gl’ l, own­ Main Street location. WlU deco­ il3-1577 the subject of heated dlacusaion. proprlated tor the purpose. Miilinery, Dressmaking 19 SPRING STREET - Beautiful FREDERICK M. GAAL Allan L. Dresser, representing er. rate to suit. Savings Bank of Town Meeting Set 8-room ranch, 100-200 lot, 3-car M anchester the 'building committee, was TOUR COOPERATION w n x f>IAI A 4 ^ _ ? 7 1 1 M anchestar, 928 M ain Street, BROKER T ow n Counsel Robert F. BE APPRECIATED l/IM Ia CFf I I LADIES' and gentlemen's cus­ $839.00 87” Wing Sofa, foam FOUR ROOM apartment — HOME REALTY rarage, built-in G.E. kitchen, 8 presoed for administrative de- 849-6208. Kahan. •who attended tbe fi­ tom tailoring and alterations. cushions, boec pleats, gold co­ Bath, heat and Hot water fur­ bedrooms, 1% baths, aluminum MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom ta'Ua pertaining to the need fo r SERVICE 648-2682 — 643-0281 nance board nveeting laat night, 643-2264. lonial print, 288 nished. Route 85 In Hebron. com binations, $21,400. R obert ranch, full basement and ga­ th e gym . and was given pei> 644-1508 Wolverton Agency, Realtor, rage, close to schools, premi­ GIVE THANKS said a town meeting wUi ba $14,96 (8) Dinette Chairs, tan CaU 648-0946. Honses For Rent 65 m isalon to obteUn added inform Eve. 849-6018, 688-5803 849-3818. um locatian, spacious Uving held Nov 20 at 8 pm. kt the Moving— ^Trucking— piaattc, ea. T. SIX ROOM DUPLEX, 75 Lin­ RCXKVIU-E m otion. Town HaU. On the caU wUl be Charm ing s Kxmi with'.flrepfiice, many ex­ He left the nveeting and later Trouble Roaebinc Our Advortisor? den Street. Immediate occu­ room house, $70 m onthly. Call on Thanksgiving in this WANTED — B-zone lot. Call appropriations for the high Storage 20 $34.96 Maple Step Table, turn tras. R eaaonable. Owner, 848' retimied with Joseph A. M c- pan cy. 648-2722, 9-6. 628-0718. ”ready-to-move-lnto” four- 849-4291. sohooi addition, Charter Ootv- ed legs. 19.96 8398 or 649-8228. OuOker, high school prlncipcU. MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught NEW LISTING bedroom Colonial. Formal aolidation Oonunisaion. and the MANCHESTER — Country Club WANTED TO BUY^from owner Dresser toM board members 14-Hour Auswirins Sonrieo trucking and package delivery. T able, SIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil GRIBR RD., Second Bolton PRICED FOR. ACTION FOUR BEDROOMS — Mc<3ar- dining room, g;racious large Northeast Refuse C^ommlasion. $34.96 S9Vi” C ocktail area, e-room (Colonial Cape, 8 — F lat or duplex In good co r- that he was prepared to discuM Refrigerators, washers and Help Wanted—Female 35 Help —Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 (match aboto) 10.96 furnace, good location. Quiet Lake, Vernon. New, clean B thy built 8 room ranch, full living rotnn, family kitchen, Democrats Meet stove moving specialty. Folding adults or small family. Avail­ room home, $100 monthly. w erstse bedroom s, 18x22 foot basement Ideal for rec room, dition. Box CC, Herald. details of building coats and living room with flreptace, Five room Ansaldi built bath emd a half, patio, at­ The last Democratic Town Froo to Horald Roadort c h a in fo r rent. 649-0702. WAITRESS Wanted, six days, MACHINIST, Inq>^otOT, sheet WOODEN STORM window s, 18, $34.96 31Vi” Round Drum able D ecem ber 1. CaU 648-4481 ^28-6884, 848-7716. living room fireplace, garage. tached 2-car gar^e, city that ha dtd not have available Committee meeting before tha 10 a .m .-l p.m . Inquire Char­ metal mechanic, cabtha^ m ak­ assorted sixes. SbcceUent con­ large fcmnal dtolng room, ga- ranch, basement garage, Sizable lot. Only 018,900. War­ 'then the other lnf 8:80 a.m. to 9 p.m. deUly •waste o f the tow n 's m oney. insured workmanship guaran­ C H RISTltAS AND HOLIDAY low foot boaj^. THREE ROOM apartment, Tongren A gen cy, 648-8821. with fireplace, comideted rec­ KEN OSTRINSKY, Electric range with 42” stain­ An Inveetitture, rededicaiton, Democratic canpenMnallxed, and heat, hot water, range, and re­ REALTOR less steel ductless range, hood. | oourt of awards and birttuiay no answer, ca ll 648-9048. RN or LPN, full or pait-ttma. box assortment. Shown by ap­ $79.00' 43” M odem Walnut frigerator, available Novem­ MANCHESTER — 8 nx>m Cape dition, recently redecroratod, perty we* held on Nov. 8 by reeponsitolll,ty.’’ ger In the election campaign Is lento yow nsantogei. T on i henr from oar adverttaer In Jig 643-5159 Oil hot air perimeter system BARROWS & WALLACE Brooks said that in 1967-88 Vernon Haven, 876-3077. MAN FOR Luncheonette, days, pointm ent. CaU 64S-8452 or Desk, 6 drawers. 66. ber 15. Call McKinney Bros., Cod, oil hast, stove, refrigera-' $16,900. P h llb r l^ A gency, 849- heat. Just redecorated. Imme­ Junior Gtol Scout Troop 608 In a lack of Interest and a smaU wtlhunt spending all evening nt the telephone. PAINTINa — FIVE room 648-5768. In c., 648-6060. tor, and washer. Near schools! 8484. tile Nerthon Hale Bottool audl- sctraol year, about 990 pupils vote, caused by what he terms ASSEMBLERS, typtata, book­ grill aotperience. Grant’s Park­ 886.80 Maple Ohair-baok bad, diate I, ranches and capes fo r $60. ade. and shopping center. Call 649- mcxithly Income from 4 room Manchester Parkade, tortum . the weak chaUange of OOP Trim and paint extra. Also, keeping machine operator, li­ ARIENS SNOW-THRO, choice twht sUe, 37. MANC3HE8TER — 6 room 3384. JAN DRIVE (Off London Road,, BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANCH — since grade 9 wttl be housed In candidates. East Hebron): 8 bedroom i 8 rooms, 2 baths, beautiful house. A beautiful lifetime M anchester Mrs. Ruel E. Wicks, leader, Lo«t and Found Anto Driving School 7-A scrapin g. 743-8101. brarian, hostess, payroU clerk, MAN WANTED to make deliv­ of 6 h.p. or 8.5 h.p. Set up and duplex, 3 large bedrooms, cen­ assisted by Mrs, Kenneth the new Junior high school, Flaherty said, ’’BecaUM of the bookkeeper, sales, telephone ranch, large living room with' heated rec room, flreplaced Xmas gift for wife and chil­ still in the planning otags. He eries and help in store, full­ serviced ready for snow. tral heating, 1-car garage, $105 dren. Selling below market Brown, oo-deader. invested the mplete failure at the R e­ LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in­ typist 3rd shift, short order Wanted To Rent 68 fireplace. Built-In oven and living room, new wall-to-wall 416 M ain St., E. H tfd. F o u n d Xour aift Gallery, time. Manchester Drug, Inc. Terms available. So. Windsor WATKINS BROTHERS m ontftly. 876-7882. value. $18,9(X). Owner on girls end presented them 'wtth accused Drmser of attempting publican campaign committee to licensed driving school, tra'jied, terior, paperhanging, wall- cook, waitress, counter girl, counter top range Recreation carpeting Including hallways, to scare him Into approving the Watkins Bros. Gifts for all oc- CaU fo r Interview 649-4541. Equipment Co., Route 6 and premises weekends. P. O. Box their pine at a candlelight ecialty. 875-8401. after 6:80 p.m. well, bathroom hamper and Avenue. ceramic hath, garage. 138x166. trees. Asking $29,600. L aw rence Putswen, Doreen Rlee, Louise Main Street, Manchester. Odd L ots .09 Sq. Ft. churches and shopping area the original plans of the school cem Legion HaU. L o n — Flve-montha-old tan Teen-age driver’^ education scales, lawn equipment, pettio Nine room ranch — 8 or 4 Carlton W. Hutchins, Rraltor, Bolton $17,500 F . Fiano, R aaltor, 648-3788, RttKlvie, A fxi R lvoaa, Donna OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low CRACK ER J a c k t y p i s t — Dutch Doors 17.50 Each SIX ROOM DUPLEX, redeco­ Call Frederick M. Qm , Brok bedrooms — 3,000 square 649-6182. Charles Nicholson, 742-6884. have been outgrown. He ex­ The Junior choir of St John’s nattei'-type puppy, female, vl- course. State certified . 649-7898. Knotty Pine Paneling, .18 Sq. F t furniture, woman’s and child’s Rowlett, lima Sanchlni, lynn alnlty No. Street. An- price. No Job too big or too Office aaatstant for Rockville M cycle. 644-0248. rated, <41 furnace, central lo­ er, 648-2883, 648-0381. feet of usaUe Uving space. plained that each pupil re­ Episcopal Oiurch has started Ping-Pong Tables 11.96 Each Snuffer. Kaithleen Taylor, Donm •were to "Honey Bear.” Pleaae sm all. Call now, 649-0736. m anufacturing firm . ChU Miaa Saleemen Wanted 36-A cation. 649-6426. Two huge firep laces, buUt- M ANCHESTER - 884,000 ranch. CENTER ST. — Comideto In- ceives two periods of physical rehearsals for their annual Windows—Complete WALNUT BEDROOM SET, ANDOVER 78 m em , high loca­ 7 rooms phis finished recrea­ Owners purchased another d(x>r and r enjoym ent fo r 'Wlrba and Sandra Wlrta. educatkm weekly, although the Oiristmas program to be pre­ e M IM »-1 0 «. E -ZLE R N Ginaburg, 875-8886. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY tion. <)M lot, terrific land 1ns, intercom , ate. Ouest home and must sell this Mrs. Aim Lota was edso In- From 9.96 E ach double bed, hlgh-boy dresser, MANCHESTER—Center Street. houae (built 1748) plus a tion room in basement, two full the whole family in tills 8 State Department of Fkiuoatton sented at toe church Dec. 22. itOUND — KITTEN vicinity E X P E R T PAINTING and MOTHERS! NEED money for with international concern 3 x 4” Fir Studs .40 Each 6 rtxxn apartment with fur­ value. Why buy few acres tor baths, 2-car garage, aluminum clean 6'a room ranch, room Cape Cod house, freshly vested and presented with her rel shed, amesite drive, age classroom, older and FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt No experience needed. You lent condition, $75. •48-8048. extras included. Situated In 849-7314. Qiwde reoelived Brownie fty-up TTie need for additional music Admitted yesterday; Frank nervous students our spe­ earn while you learn. Our New NOBODY-BUT NOBODY— ances, patio, parking. Adults. residential areas, from to raised ranch, 4 bedrooms, fam­ well landscaped, high 8/4 wlnga and wwe prasented wtth foclUtioe were otreosed. Mc- Drensek, 8 Main St.; David bervlce on ail types of eleC' A vailable nm, 1% baths, kitchen with street, pleasant neighbor­ (diester. CaU for tree book­ sured. Wilson Electrical Co., selves. CaU now . 380-4922. ' SIX R(X)M first floor apartment appointment Praflidenoy beudgee were pre­ and the choral groups were ox- Klngstoa, Tolland; Lena HUl, 87 A i d e w a n t e d from B r l ^ Male er Female 37 ALL SIZES — ALL SHAPES— 7883, 743-8780 evenings. Jotra C. buUt-lns, 2-car garage, $21,600. hood. Easily financed. sented at the oourt of owanda let. 64S-866X M anchester, 649-4817. Ofaston HAMMOND ORGAN, Model M8, and garage, centrally located, Bolton Vicinity pandlng, and amilabie rooma Union St.; Oflliert Madore, $8 street to Aircraft, Bast HaiT A LL PRICES Hutohlnscn, 742-7883. Robert Wolverton Agency, to tbe following girls: were not suMclent to handle bury, 648-1888. with bench, mahogany caise, $126 month. Call 649-8588. R ealtor, 849-2818. Brooklyn 8t. 8ord, 8:80-12 shm.,648-2880. LEARN TO DRIVE - Special WANTED — Experienced aide, NATIONAL LUMBER, T. J. Crockett, Realtor Anne Bervalds, oamperaft, them . Discharged yesterday: John attmtion to nervous and elder $800. Phone 649-3438. 11-7 riiift. CaU •49-4619. INC. FIVE ROOMS, second floor, Booses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER — Custom built LAWRENCE'F. FIANO $5,500 outxhxx* cook and adveoiturer; AXlty. H ertNzt H annehury, a Llszewaki, 6 River St.; Mrs. W. Classroom for teen-agers. Floor Finishing 24 648-1577 Shexon Brewer, untry club. 649- nanting only. troop about writing tt> a GHrl oreesed a requeet 1w the boaid Mt down, amallest payments S t o r a g e 10 W ANTED — Part-tims eook. ear garage, hlllaidc setting. 0961 fo r appointm ent. VERNON CIRCLE Area — 5% Guide in Oansda. / of aducation for $8,866 to cover Veraoa news is handled by •nyvriiere. No amall loan or fi- .Private Instructions 28 CaU 649-4519. WATCH AND JEWELRY repedr- WE BUY, SELL or trade an- You Ought To H ayes A g o ic y , 848-4808. room ranch, basem ent gmr&ge, Stars were {treranted to Mar­ ocats at ttve high oobcal bond’a The Herald’s RoekvUle Boreaa, nance company plan. Douglas STORAGE SPACE, about 3,000 Ing at reaaonable prices. tlqiM and uaed furniture, china, VERNON—O lder 8-roOD mrch, garage, dining room. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Motors, 888 Main. aq. ft. Gus Schaller, 853 W ood­ MATHEMATICAL tutoring in SALES CLERK psu't-tlme, 8-9 Prompt service, two watch­ glass, sllvar, picture frames Manchaater ins, very clean. Early A 4%% mortgage, large 7% Crockett. R ealtor, 648-1877. Musical— ^Dramatic, 29 fireplace, large formal dining' BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — An I The troop presented William at the trip, about $35 each. Fi­ Y ork. S4B-10T9 a fter 6 p.m . LAWN MOWERS, sharpened January 1. Sales experience G ladstone, 648-9900. Rooms Without Board 59 nwm split level, 1% baths, and repaired, salea and serv­ Apartments I rcx>m, sun room , large cabinet older home Just restored. Huge Freeman, school prlnclpeU, with nance membcrB noted tbat Kxna PIANO (classical or popular) desired. Box G, Herald. SEASONED CORD WOOD, mw- buUt-in kitchen, formal MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin ice, rental equipment. L A M ed any length, tree delivery. UOITr HOUSBKBBPINO fur­ 4 room ranch, close to aU con­ kitchen with (Ushwasher and | bright family room, mcxlern the new Brownie and Girl Scout fazniUeB Hove two or tfcree ohil 2860 FORD GALAXIE, 6 cyl­ and 'Violin lessons in your home (Unlng room, family room, live rent free — 8 family eating area. Second floor — 4 in der, standard shift, 8880. CaU Equipment Corp., Route 88, Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ nished room off Main Street. veniences, deep wooded lot, oU duplex 6-6. Features 8 gen­ j kitchen, dining and Uving room handbocAs for the school U- dren In th e band, and tb e eoc- o r ou r studio. Call 742-7425. We will have available Dec. garage, one half acre lot, large bedrooms, full tile bath.! •48-0714. Vernon, 876-7609, M anchester EXPERIENCED WaltressM for m ans, 742-8002. W om en • u . gages. For Individual attention speciiuist. It costa no more to and m e^ u m . 122 N ew m arker lar, oU heat. Additional 10 spUt le v e l house In W oodhill New Haven had the first rec­ fo r It.^' H ayes repUed, "H ie y € « , 4-dcx>r, autom atic trans- C a p a d es. o f 1964 at Eastern Road, Vemon-So. Windsor line,, ter. Furnished Apartments 63-A TALOOrrVILLB - 8% room call B A N Agency, Roger M. m a c h i n i s t s have the best in professional RANCH - MODERN kitchen, acres may be purchased, $15,- Heights. 7 rooms, 2 full baths, Better than new 2 famUy, ognized telephone (Urectory. It didn’t ask tor full reimburse­ mlaslon, power steering and States Coliseum, W. ' Spring- o ff D art H ill R oad. 644-0304. Ranch, atorma, fireplace, one- large Uving room with fire­ 500. R obert W olverton A gency, was published Feb. 21, 18'is. ment but we can raise the re- brakes. P riva tely owned. 649- N egro. 643-8727. conditioning. 640-0798, 649-0600. LOVELY LARGE housekeep­ 130 CHARTER OAK Street — landscaped lot. AU city facili­ 5-4 rooms, two hot water oil field, M ass., N ovem ber 35- yearKild. Near bus line and place, extra large bedixxxne, R ealtor, 649-2818. ties. Selling below replacement S86S. Tool Makers FRESH EGOS for sale. Jumbo ing room. It has everything, in- 6 room furnished apartment, shopping. Very convenient. fired funlaces, completely D ecem ber 1. FOR SALE — Female Belgian clupen dally 7-6, Thurs­ PLEASANT ROOM for gentle­ INVITATION $32,600. PhUbrick A gen cy. 649- 3-car garage, 14x34 Uving garage, utility room, rec room, fo r less than $18,(X)0. full-time. CaU for appointment, roexn with firep la ce, 12x18 fenced In yard, Ideal for chU- 3068 RAMBLHIR 4-d(X)r Station day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. FOR SALE — Gas Bto ve In man, near bath, parking, 64 $464. 2 full batha, fireplace, oil hot Household Services M r. Shapiro, 648-2128, Tots 'h High St. kitchen, formal dining room, w ater heat, 019,800. R obert dren, assumable mortgage W agon, $400. Owner 649-4664: good condition, $80. £nquire TO BID 70 O tis St. (corn er of F or­ with $1,900. p r ic e $14,900. T eens, 965 M ain St. FREE WHEELS with snow tires BAST HARTFORD — Oversized large level lot, trees, ame­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, est) — A three bedroom Offered IS-A Apt. 8, 4 Pearl Street. ROOM FOR RENT, all new fa- Sealed bids will be received 7 room Cape, ehed dormer, VA Schwartz Realtor, 286-1241, Mr. F o u n d — Ug^ tan female WARBRQUSBMAN — Steady at regular prices, no down site drive, fdee residential 649-2818. ranch homq with large liv­ p a r e n t , 8 montlu to pay. clUtles, private entrance, park­ at the Offlm ranch built 1969. Size inet kitchen with oversized SOON! $85; i Blackstone autc>matlc REPRESENTATIVE benefits. CaU 389-0381 fo r 'ap­ 643-6018. November 18, 1603 at 11:00 LAWRENCE F. FIANO 28x42%. Walk-out basement, 3 1060 F(KtO Sunllner, automatic all sixes Venetian blinds. Keys pointm ent. washihg machine, needs work. dining room area. Estab­ transmission, power steering, made while you wait Tape Re­ Girl over 21 as service rep­ DEACON’S BENOl, hand lawh A.M. for Automotive SuppUee. VBRPLANCK SCHOOL Area - bednxmls, 14x19 li-vlng room, mower, tvm antlciue trunks, $50. 643-9277. Bid forms and specifications • rooms plus partial reo rore m ent Lanes. low. Buy-aave. OeU aom. Robert Wolvertoo : ca ll Manager, 41 Center .Street, aeraa, eoento rlsw. $17,$80 radaeonted, new beating sy^ TWO FAMILY duplex, 8-8, large CAU- ME on your formica PluggMl Sewtn A g iW . lUiUker, aie-kSlS. tOWSISB,) nroBRNAtflONAL Scout, TURRET LATHE operator. WOK SALE — Ftat Stoaa fo r MoiMhester, OonxMOttcut, until Bayee A gm oj. $0-810$. tern. Combinations, posohes. rooms, good condition, hot neai room aet, dlvaii, bathe, buUt-lna, nicely land- •48-1158 I ------Bowen School area. ploea. Large lob Oarage. A rage. Slxabie lot Stonna and gToqndii, praoontiy vacant FS ^kunbridgo B4. Rt. 44A. ‘ ^ anm aiqitog, 8 bedroome-Dwn* • F-m., SgH Jiinilri .ass< anaaa, braided im« s. Mi iss-iss Pewd g$. sa ssee g ood b u y at $16,$00. MadaHna screens. BUswortta Mitten Owhar must attl. JittiMi Reel- n n -w m m ,' aftal m40Of. in|lth. Realtor, m -v m . Agency, Realtoret 44ie680. tgq •4e-0l9O. tk

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■ Muabw t ill f-•»’. i-r~. .•ju'-Atk y > WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER It, 1M | rAQ I TWENTY-FOUR manrljn^Ht^r lEtt^nins % raU i

Th« OMi PriCfuUy Booiely Mtoi Louto Stoker, daughter Cadet Robert K. CnUg, son H m drill team of the John nliig In June 1964, H60 a apoimon o t St. M«ry*a EQpteco- ot Mr. and Mni. W. C. Stoker, of Mr. and Mrs. John A, CValg, (Mather Chapter, Order of De- Panel Discusses wiir ba aiiriu’ded to a qualli, _ About Town l Ouircti wiH iM«t at 31 SummK St., to beginning a 106 Prospect St., has been all- Molay, will meet tonight at 7 Wtanchester IBgh School senior pjn In the oM pariah hall ait second year aa member ot the signed as squardon commander at the 'Masonic Temple. Pupil Progress until the fund to liquidated. Thiatee membera of the tcholar- H m wBaouttv* boMtl ot Uie rthe church. Mrs. Dorothy WU- Orphean d u b and LeunpUght- with the rank of captain kt the ship Qommlttee are Roes Begg Antar Omtnry GbU> wW imat Bama (Ir e a book review. ers at LaeeU Junior OoNege, Au- United States A ir Force ROTC Members of St. Bridget’s CTO About 76 members the Man­ taqlgtit at 8;S0 at tiM hatna o t Mra Aldo Pa«ani, Mrs. Wln- bumdale, Maas., where she to Oadet Group for the first rota- 'Will sponsor a oar wash Friday Jr., Jamas Neary, Mrs. Dorothy chester Green behool PTA heard Poole and Mrs. Nona McCahn, liVwrMvo* D«olur Jr, 18b aton Turtclngrton and Mrs. Bkttth a senior. The Orphean CtUb to Uqnal p « M at Boston Univer­ from 2:30 to 6 pm. and Satur­ a panel discussion last night on iM v t l SL, Wafttrfnir- Mr». Don- a 140-voice choral group, and sity, Boston, Masa. day from 9 am. to noon in the with Isidore Wolf and Mrs. R w - Thoren wUi aarve -as hoateaaea. the changes In physical and aca­ mond B. Gowen serving ex-offi­ ■U Ctontth «ntU M rv« m oo^toat- the Lamplighters a singing church parking lot. demic iFocedures as a child k l I ! I - \ I ' . Sp. 4.C. Thomas J. H3nson, son cio. Hie Army-Navy Auxiliary group of eight students. progresses from elementary Mrs. David Kahn, chairman wtU have a Chrlatmaa party of Mr. and Mrs. Brwln Hyson, Yard* Work Eased school through Junior and aenlor 1 ( ! ' I I (’hi 413 WoodtoJid St., accompanied of the ways and means com­ Events AnIrHllaenMnt— Wodneaday, Dec. 4, at 6:30 p.m. H m Polish Women's Alliance, high school artd then on to col­ by hto wife, was recently home mittee, announced that a holi­ at ttie Anny-Navy dub. Ree- Group 246, will .sponsor a sup­ LONDON — A British firm lege. day food sale will be held on Unarmed American ervatlona will eJoee Friday, Nov. per dance S aU n ^y at 6:30 on leave. He to serving with the Oonnecttcut Bank and IVuet haa deivtoed an automatic ayf- Panel membera war# A. Hyatt Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to noon Company la ahvaya open to de- 29, and may be made with Mrs. pm. at the Polish American Defital Detachment of the Unit­ Sutliffe, principal of Rung Jun­ tem for keeping track of in the school audltoriupi. In State poatton now that the 24-hour John Vince, 227 McKee 8t., or duh, 106 CMnton St. The event ed Staten Army Oarrtoon at Ft. ior Hlih School; A. Raymond The meeting night has been 'tlapoaltory to at your service at Mra Harry Mahoney, 38 Maple to open to metnhera and friends. Bragg, N. as an X-ray tech­ freight oars in marshaling Rogers, principal of Manchester changed to 'the third Tuesday toia entianM to the 8M Main Bt. Reeervationa may be made by nician. yards. More economical use ot High School; and Dr. Frederick of the month, and the next meet­ Street oAloa Tour depoalt will calling Mm. Nicholas Woyick, the oars is promised. An auto­ W. Lowe, dean of the Manches- ing win be in February. for fud ollt, fordei^ Ives Says W ood Shot in North Korea be eredltied to your account Hie Golden Age duh wiU 138 Wetherell St. The Center Congregational matic number reader next to i ter Commimlty College. Mrs. Leona Darling’s room promptly and a receipt will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Church Mothers Club will meet tra c ^ reads code plates on I The membership adopted the won the attendance award. heating equIpnMnt ■each you by return mall. It’a Senior Otttoen’s clubrooms on Hie Nayaug Yacht dub wril tonight at 8 in the Fellowitfilp each car and relays data to a I Madeline H. Mitchell Scholar- Controls Bureau, the eMIclent, modem way to School St. Plans for a Ohrtot- meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at Ma­ Room. Mrs. Hooks Johnston central computer system con­ ' ship Fund as presented by Atty. Charlaa Goodyear obtained phon« 922-8151 maa party wilt be dtoouased. rine Corpa League Hall, Glas­ will speak on the new Sunday taining data on operations and Philip Bayer, chairman of Ute hto flrat rubber patent June 17, I’M PEARL SnUEET Olcott Its Head tonbury. school ourriculum. maintenance. I acholarshlp commlttea. Begln- 1887. HABTPORD. OONN. Ambush, Claims HARTFCMU) (AP) — Btaite Highway Oommtosioner How­ ard S. Ivee confirmed today that much of the responslbililty for Reds Advised directing the department’s bu­ The N m Wortf reau of rlglvts of way has been triaiuiferred to A. Earl Wood In Advance Wtw H o u tr a l I t of Newington. Wood moot recently been employed as a Public UtilWles Of Mission engineer for the department. In tihe early 1950s he 'was a den^y commissioner. SEOUL. Korea (AP)— ^ e bureau of rights ^ way The U.N. Command ac­ Challis to being investigated by state cused Communist. North Special Nightshirts and federal authorities. Because of the investigation, Korea today of a double- there was speculation that the cross ambush of eight un­ Purchase Sleepwear by afipodnitment of Wood was in armed U.S. and South K o­ reality the removal of the bu­ rean soldiers in the demili­ reau’s regular head, Arthur W. tarized zone. One American < 4 by Coastal oil tanker Dynafuel (foreground) burns trance to Cape Cod Csnal. Smaller craft are rescue Olcott. from his joto. SALE Stately Lady, As Ives described tt today, wa.s wounded and a South after colliding with Norwespan freighter Fernview. vessels. Ships are locked, the tanker in flames. (A P Olcott and Wood will share Korean captain waa pre- Ships collided about ten miles from southern en- Photofax.) authortty. isumed dead. Stately Lady Belinda In a long, 450-word state­ The U.N. Command said tha lOO^fc cotton Knicker- ment today the commissioner Cbmmuni.sts trapped the tiny Fund Tops $70,000 confirmed that Wood had been unit and fired about 1.000 rounds Pant Pajamas. Boat Comfortably warm Non-Political assigned as acting head of the In about four hours Wednesday. Misses' comfortable, United Fund Drive bureau on Nov. 5. but "em­ Seven men escaped after darkr challis sleepwear for Ships Collide^ Lock phasized that Olcutt would re- neck top, elastic top, casual nightshirts of Smartly styled nylon pledges and ooltoctions to­ ness fell. the long, cold nights day topped the 170,000 Tours by JFK rialn as h « d of the bureau and North Korea was advised in qiiilted bed jackets in continue routine operation in bottoms with % ahead fashioned in ful­ fins quality cotton or mark, fund headquarters advance that the two Americana conjunction with the efforts of flannel. Styled with announced. and six South Koreans were go­ sleeves. Sizes S4-S8 in ly cut pajamas, full pink and blue for your O ff Cape Cod Canal The total now stands at On I ncrease Mr. Wood.” ing into the zone to check bor­ length gowns and shor- long or short sleeves, $70,748. Diviaion totals are Iri'answw to a direct question der markings, a U. N. spokes­ leisure reading or as to which man held the ulti­ assorted plaids. Regu­ button front or pull­ aa followa: Initial Gifts, WASHINGIGN (AP) — Presi­ man said, and each man wore tie shift gowns. Pretty lounging. Laced trim­ BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (AP)—The «,^2-ton $47,697; Business-Employ­ mate responsibility, the com- a yellow arm band identifying dent Kennedy during the next mioaioner said: Circled cross shows where gunfire today trapperf larly $4.00. over in assorted solids, es, $10,860; Residential, five days will woo organized him as being on authorized bus- pastel shades in cotton. freighter Fernview, out of Oslo, Norway, and iM to astal “Mr. Wood will be reqion- American and South Korean soldiers. Cross shows med wltii collar tie. $12,601. labor, j^bllclse the embattled ines.s. plaids or stripes. S-M- tanker Dynafuel collided early today 10 m U fc ^ n m the alble for control of thto bureau Sizes 82-42. Townapeopls who war* not moon program, deliver seven where two Americans were killed last July. (A P The South Korean, aeriouoly N O W $ 2 JN I L.$S.OOand$S4M S-M-L. $830 horns whan solicitors call­ under my direction.” $2JMI and $$410 southern entrance to Cape Cod caiud. ' ^ nieechM and show himself to Photofax.) wounded, was left behind when Five men on the tanker wereA ed recently rsestved ap- the voters in four states. The oommiesioner alao said the rest of the group plungeA Injured as ahe was swept by i by mall. H mmw whm- Wood had been assigned acting into an icy river and hid beneath from tha Coast Ouard finally He will swing into Maryland, fire tor tour hours. to contribute to the head “in order to assure me its bank until dark. subdued ’ 9 flames with foam. C Delaware, New York and Flo­ JFK News Conference H m S,100-ton tanker, leas than fund a n aaked to mall that the previously estab­ The wounded American, an H is 40-man crew on Fern- rida during this latest in a grow­ half the sixe of the freighter, view and 20 en I^oafual ware thair glfta to headquarters. lished policies and proceduTM enlisted man, was shot in the ing series of “ nonpolitical” of thto bureau will be carried thigh but got away. was alleed in her port side stem evacuated by the Coast Ouard. tours. In the 1960 election, Ken­ and both vessels locked to- Tha Coast Ouard said there out effectively. His identity was withheld antil nedy carried all these states ex- ‘He was alao aoaigned by his family was notified. gethar. were a few fog patches at the c ^ t Florlda—and it is there he Cultural Talks Halted Chpt, X. A. Olson.' aktmier.of time of the coiUslon. South Africa me,” Ives said, “ to take such The other American, L t OoL will spend the moet time .and rtcfis as are nsoessary to get Famvlew, said ha was bsading Aaeociatad Frees nswsman energy. Alphus R. Clark, 48, Leaven­ the righta-of-Avay program, toward the canal about T a.m. Donald |L Rothberg, who flaw Five of Kennedy’s seven worth, Kan., alao was hospital­ ovsr tha scene twice, said on hto which was slightly behted Over Teaeher Arrest ized, suffering from ahook and fei an earty morning base whan Embargoes m eohss will bs dsllvared in “ all of a sudden SM popped up could see thick. sriiedule, back on schedule.” exposure. As senior member of tune to take psurt in today’s Denying thsft Wood was as­ N smoko. When he returned under our bow.” late-afternoon ceremfoiy dedi­ a U.N. Joint observation team an hour or two later there were Voted by VN signed "oa an investigator in WASHINGTON (A P)— President Kennedy warned > Coast Guard euttars reached cating a superhighway between for the demilitarized zone, ha the scsM within a abort tiSM q | d y adsps of white smoke oom- any sense,” the commissioner was the leader of the Baltimore and tha Delaware the Soviet Unitm today that the arrest of Frederick C. groMp. and battled the ftik fnas the stem of the tanker. DMITBD NAttOWI, H.T. River. said: " I felt thal; in -riemr o t the Barghoorn of Yale as an alleged spy could have “a most The shooting occurred about broke out in ^JW ivad crewmen were flown by A . Oenarot ■ amaU. alar. 60 miles northeast of Seoul, on ' ” "•811111. The fire n g e d oat of %on- JCasm#dy!4»HHIy torNww Yorir m m t W'-wto wiroau now finds herteus effec L”' "un' fUturS U.S.-Soviet cultural relations. the north bank of a branch ot HOUSE &. HALE’S AssSBUSy call for woridwldv cA aJCfr’ IIie dedicatlen, overnight Denying that Barghoom, a$> (■ee Faga HlgMeew) itasW, that M. needed a oom- t n l until nearty U a.m. Crews and arms ambargosa sgainat knd address the A F L -d O eon- the Han River — sometimes distingutohadingutohi political acianttot, night to give hie epinion on called the Pukhan. flag Itow It glows, with everything! Sandler borrowed MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER fkmth j ^ o a , tb* African bloc vantkm Friday morning. pletriy new and unbiased look at the problems ki order that I was spying, Kennedy apbke out whether a delegation, aritad- Three Americana and a South this deep, dark nddiah-brownish-blackish moecasui m tha Uhitad Nations pressed The labor federation support­ strongly at a news conference. uled to leave for Moscow today today for still tougher measures ed Kennedy in 1960 and u ex­ might know ths picture eacactly Korean were killed in August •olor frmn the boys — and believe us, it’s going to be and be able to take the oppro- Shortly before the conference, to discuss the cultural agree­ farther west along the front in by the Security OduiicII. pected to do so again next year. the United States had abruptly ment should postpone the trip. the Big Fashion Noise. Did you aee it in Mademoisellet During hto New York stay, prtoite aoUon to iron out aiqr a rash of Commu^at attacks ex Arab Party Leaders U.N. sourcsB said the oouaoU deficisneies which may exist.' canceled negotiations with Mos­ Kohler’s reply reached the U.S. unite. H ie front teea had probably wmdd meet next week Kennedy will drive around the Hiere have been allegations cow for a new cultural ex­ State Department little more been quiet since then. to oonsldor a demand by 82 Asl' city without the massive motor­ $9.f9 OMl $t0.99 Wonderful Hosiery that on employa or employes in change agreement. than an hour before Kennedy Clark’s mission 'was to check Quilted an and Afticaa nattona for new cycle eeeort usually provided by "Prof. Barghoorn was not on the appraisal section of ths bu- waa due to meet newsmen. border markings that divide tha Expel Iraqi Faction action against the racial priloles police. an intelligence mission of any The ambassador, officials said reau^the section which decides zone into North and South Ko­ of South Africa’s white suprem­ Pierre Salinger, White House kind,” Ule President em­ advised that the negotiations Dusters acy government. press secretai^, said Kennedy how much the state will offer rean halves. The zone, about by phasized. should be canceled at least un­ 3,000 yards wide, was estab­ World of Hie more extreme dements wants to behave “ like an or­ for land and bukdingB oemdemn- HOUSES*. HALE BBIXRUT. Lebanon (A P )-4 Beirut airport from Bagdad The United States, he said, til the Soviets give a Satisfac­ lished across tha Korean penin­ ed for> high'way oonstruotion— Leaders of the Iraqi Ba’ath fac- aboard an Iraqi military in the African group are■e expect- dinary motorist, stopping at stop to deeply concerned not only at tory reply to me strcuig U.S. y lusne had been Involved in “hregu- sula by the 1958 armtotice to SHOE SALON by tien who Tuesday banished their Hie Iraqi Embassy m'Beirut sd a g ^ to demand expiuaioB lights” Salinger said he does the arrest of Barghoorn, but at protest filed against the arrest tourities.” keep the Communist and U.N. Hudson chief rival, D ep ^ Premier All refused comment. of South Africa from the VWted not wont to disrupt rsgular traf- the fact that U.S. officlato were of the Yale professor. MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER Two investigations trom the armies apart. ------V flalah El Saadi, ware themselves Beirut airport control offlolala Nattoha. ’The United States and fle. kept in igorance for days about The negotiations were to have Lisanhe, Federal Buraau o t Public Roads A U.N. spokesman said the in­ Bring sheer flattery to rsportad aocpelled from Iraq to­ confirmed arrival of the In q i other Weetern powers are eer- the fact of hto seizure. opened next Tuesday in Mos­ spection team had been in tha tain to block sodh a move. (Stoe Page Twenty) acTtved in Hartford Got. 28 to day. jdane. They declined to release Foy D. Kohler, American am­ cow. zone about two hours whan the Despite Western power oppo­ chedc out the charges, and one your legs with famous Accounta frmn uaually rell- the names of the passengers. bassador, and other U.S. diplo­ Even in advance of Kohler’.s Communists, hidden In thick un­ Raymond sition, tile assembly voted 84-6 o f them is rep<»ted still here, ahls sources said Foreign Mln- The Sheblb-Jawad faction had mats have lodged six protests recommendation, officials had derbrush and gp^aaa, opened flra later Taleb Hussein Sheblb, managed to quell an intraparty with 17 abstentions Wednesday woridng with State’s Atty. with the Soviet Union in the last made it clear they did not see Fashion Goes Undercover Hudson seamless ny- Rocky Hits Rival John D. LeBelle and PoUoe from about 160 yards away. O ^ t y Intwdor Minister Hasem cdup in B^bdad that was tor the embaigoea. The move 38 hours, Kennedy pointed out. how the talks could go on un­ Clark and his men ran 'for tha Halpern Jawad and six others arrived at sparked by Saadi’s expulsion to was aimed at forcing South Oommisaioner Loo J. Muloehy. Barghoorn, the President said, der the circumstances. l^ s . No seams to In APME Speech Ives, who said in hto formai river, seeking cover. Tha South Spain. Africa to recognise the right of had played a moet helpful and The Soviet ’Foreign Ministry Korean captain eouldn’t make Relax in elegance with In Flattering Feminine The sources said Sheblb and the people of South West Africa statomsnt today that “It to un­ straighten with leg- qonatructive role in the ex­ notified the U.S. Embassy In It. these 100%. nylon tri­ Jawad Were expelled by the na­ to indspendcnce. WASmNG’TON (AP) — The fortunate that a premature an­ change of students with the So-! Moscow Tuesday that Barg- Counsel Selected nouncement was made . . . be­ Communist automatic weap­ cot Kodel fiber-filled Lingerie hugging fit. Latest tional command of the ^ ’ath South Africa claimed that the Democratic National Committee viets and in other cultural hoorn, 62, had been arrested ons kept up the fire but tha Rads party, which was hastily sum­ U.N. had no right to deal with fattened its already bulging files fore the department had had affairs. several days earlier on spy quilted dusters. Fine By Baker Probe ample time to set forth olearty didn't charge the river bank. shades in sizes 814*U- moned to Baghdad folloadng the the issue because its control of on Sen. Barry Goldwater today His arrest was completely un­ charges. The professor, author A small boat started across mini diamond quilted brief revolt. South West Africa to befm*e the with some of Gov. Nelson A. its Intentions as to the method justified, Kennedy added, and of several books critical of the stop in for a visit at our Hn- of operation,” was understood the river to pick up the party with sm s^ % sleeves Miralon seamless' WASHINOTON (AP)—Senate The national command to World Oourt. Rdbkefeller’s blasts at the Ari­ “ his early release is essential if Soviet Union, had been travel­ as scheduled but the Reds fired gerie department and see our Investigators go into closed ses­ composed said the Bagh- uation a fr e a t to world peace "W e have been Goldwater state conventions. sides of the white tape that di­ • ! A proposed amendment which vides the demilitarized zona. (See Fage 'Tweo^) (See Page Four) (See Page Ihghteea) (See Page Twenty) would have'scrapped an entire The number of men permitted report covering delegates to the in the zone at one time to limit­ conventions and membership in ed by the armistice agreement,-- the Republican state central which also bans automatia TH E W ORKING W HITES Just wipe committee was killed by voice weapons such as those the U.N, ‘Other Woman’ Says Thompson Proposed vote by the Republican council. said were fired at Clark’a group. them dean. Save hours of time. Vitality’t Small town delegates made their biggest pitch to win sup­ new Perma-white Pattina* Finish never K’ MINNEAPOUS (AJ*)—A pe­ port for the amendment, which tite mother of three haa testi­ prompted the most debate in neodi poliflhing. Save your feet, too. Amaz- the opening hours of what the V fied in the trial of T. Eugene Bulletins Nylon Slips council hoped would be a one- io f Squec<3ec Spiral Sole it light, flexible, Foundations Thompson on a murder charge day session. \ i Culled from AP Wires Foundations Petth that she had an illicit relation- "The overall report contains a ■icnti Gan*t skid. Cushioned liiiipg gives by ship with the defendant and that proposal to increase the number he protnsed marriage in the of delegates to'.state conventions SQUADRONS OUT ■oft eomfort. Parefiil styling brings new- by by summer of 1062. from 680 to 962. Hils was the WASHINGTON (AP) — Komar Pants' Jackie Okoneskt Olesen testi­ item the small town delegates The United States will make bemity to duty. IVetestcd in hospitals, beauty fied Wednesday about trips'to wanted scraped. a 40 per rent out by next Fine tailored nylon, hotels and motels in other cities Earlier the council adopted July In the number of tooti'^ lace and embroidered Warner’s with Thompson over a period of another amendment that would ' cal air transport squadrona ■■tons Mid restaiirantg. $10.99 Warner’s yeArsi change the voting powers of SALE based in Europe, the Oefenoa slips with double .16 JO O PEN A Prosecutor Wtiliam Randall the state central committee denier edge. Sizes 82- members, giving more voting Department announced today. claims. Thompson engineered H*-' Hie Pentagon wld tha VITALITY! For that free and 44 average and short. I C H A R G E For the lightest'W ay the murder of hto wife, Carol, strength to towns with large shapely feeling in a GOP registrations. change which will bring three $4 .0 0 ACCOUNT to look and feel 34, for the love of Mrs. Olesen squadrons bac:k to the United bra it’s “Fair 'n Cool­ fabulously slim try 100% nylon petti-pants and for e more than $1 mil­ The amendment adoption — ThummSIttlmlHi with no oppoflition — came aa States, stems from tike pro­ er’’ by W arner’s. You A SK A N Y lion insurance he took out on his' gressive buildup of U.S. air­ d m U “Delilah” by W arner’r. wife’s life during the IS months the councid began debate on a in white, blue, pink, lift ca|>ablllty, which has Just don’t feel the bra be­ SALES You don’t feel the gir­ preceding her death last March controversial report to expand Tricot Slips about doubled since 1960. cause the new stretch PERSON dle because it’s inade black and Ruffled 6. Thompson, 36, a St. Paul at­ the number of delagataa to state, torney, is charged with first de­ conventions. fabric doesn’t let you. with nylon and uncov­ VIB T OONO W INS ' by gree murder. However, the amendment The new, air-cooled ered Lycra spandw- and lace trimmed bot* . SAIGON, South Viet Nam . The shapely Mre. Olesen said would be scripiped If the entire (AP) — Government troopa PI*!*.*, stretch ie in the right tha ^ h t e s t g ir^ s Seampruf tom or plain ^ |B-M-L. she mat Thompson la 1967 when report to rejorted by the coun- were 'reported today to hate r s * ..•It: '. ^DaBwikl I^aces in back, in front fiber of all. Ddilah she was a wltaesa in a divorce Cl'l. . \ suffered their worst aatbaok case. She said ahe mat him under the cups. Lace Bi ds of satin ribbon gives shaping at its Regularly $8.^. Under the amendment, mem- against Oonununist goerrlllaa again in 1968 vhan she started of the otate central ooen- adds an extra, cool and sheer nylon edge best with firm panels since the overthrew Nov. 1 ot a divorce action' agalnat her mlltee fron;i towns with lau President Ngo Dlnh DIam. this lovely satin tricot front and back. S-M -L NOW $ 1 .7 7 first' husband..' feminine look. 32A- than 6,000 ‘ registered Ri^pifoll- Reiiable sources said about 8$ 88C. $ S M slip. Sizes 82-44 aver-. • 7 .0 5 Mro. Olesen lobbed betors 'an-.- cans would have a half-vote John Alsop, chairman the Republican Council, government soUUars < waro age and short $4 .0 0 tering the courtroom and ap- era would be 1 vote for opens the meeting of that^fn*oup todgy in Hartford. killed and an equal anmbav W r a d nervous at the start of from towns with A t hie aide ie Atty. J<^n L. Ci«rardo, clerk' of the wounded in a bants Wa Bar tMtimosqr. But shs rsiMifiad 15,000 ngtotarad OOP day w ith . 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