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VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 84 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN, )AY, NOVEMBER 9, 1964 (CUundfied Adverttetag on Page 14) PRICE SEVEN CENTS
Events High Tribunal Rejects L ce Criticism Goes On^ In State As Factor in Picking uries Romney Hits Nixon Bus Company, asked in the ap- WASHINGTON (AP) ■?>*>>« Vatts, drove her^ Orymllllon t The Supreme Court ap to a field near Lake Charles, paU : “ How can a constitutional Union Agree t « ., and left her in a ditch after j)|^ be formed in either a state WASHINGTON (AP) — He repeated in a WJR radlo^um on all personality clashes. peared today to take a new the attack. ir federal court if jury commis Interview in Detroit Sunday that His comments came as an position on conisideration Louisiana's Supreme Oou) sioners may not Intentionally Michigan Gov. George HARTFORD (AP)—Fi- he took his Goldwater stand AssoclAted Press survey showed of race in selection of upheld the conviction in F eb^- include members of \arious Romney has criticized because of “ basic principle that many influential leaders in nal settlement of a dispute races in the jury list from which juries. ary 1962, and the U. S. Supreme Richard M. Nixon for his differences" with the, Arizonan. the Republican party were look between 'the Connecticut Court upheld the convictm in the jurors, are to be drawn by criticism of New York Gov. He said he respected Goldwater ing to the former vice president It declined to review, and thus February 1962. and th ^ U . S, lot." Company and its union bus let stand, a lower court decision as an Individual. to take a leading role in rebuild Supreme court on Octy/t, 1962, The Supreme Court, however, Nelson A. Rockefeller. drivers and mechanics was in a Louisiana case thatuiBi purpur- As for Nixon, Romney .said: ing the GOP. refused to review the trial of refused to review the case. The And to fellow Republicans “ When you're trying to unify Romney, Rockefeller and poseful Inclusion of Negroesfro e s '^ a Collins. who have been criticizing de reached at 9 p.m. last' list from which grandid igrors tribunal announced its action in something, you don't begin to Pennsylvania Gov. William W. night, avoiding both a His counsel then began ha- a brief order, which gave no feated GOP presidential candi say things that will create Scranton were also frequently were drawn violated thitie-^nstl- date Barry Goldwater and call walkout and submission of tutional rights of a Negro later beas corpus ceeding^ in reasoning. The effect was to let greater feeling and division. mentioned as prospective lead lower federal lurts and won a the lower federal court decision ing for new party leadership, You undertake to include those ers of the comeback. Many of the issues to binding arbi .convicted of raping a white Romney had this to say as woman. ruling by the S. Circuit Court I remain standing, who are in a position to make a those questioned in the AP sur [ tration. in New Orleans that Collins had | in other principal actions barbs continued to richochet contribution." vey suggested that Goldwater The high court has held In the around the GOP: The settlement, in effect, past that deliberate exclusion of "been deni^ equal protection of today, the high court: The Ni.xon-Rockefeller ex give up control of the party giiarantees the union that tradi. Negroes from juries is' unconsti law becMse of purposeful inclu —Agreed to rule on constitu “ I think that Sen. Goldwater change had stirred things up in machinery after winning only tional handling of work assign tutional. sion o y Negroes on the grand tionality of the federal law bar has demon.strated in the past his the Republican camp last week. five Southern states and hia ments will be continued'at least While the action today came jury jfst. Seven white persons ring Communists fropi serving concern about the Republican Nixon ■ charged that Rockefeller home state of Arizona last Tues through the life of thS present in a brief order, without com ani^ive Negroes constituted the as officials of a labor union. The party as a whole and I think i f s was a “ divider," had not day. contract, which expires next ment, the court presumably saw g^iuid jury in the case. U.S. Circuit Court in San Fran premature to as.sume it's going backed Goldwater as Nixon had The man who scored the big Sept. 30. as correct the lower court's Atty. Gen. Jack P. F. Gremll- cisco held that the law violates io be necessary to find some and had gotten "his pound of win over Goldwater — Presi The company Saturday mor ruhng that deliberate Inclusioi^ ilon of Louisiana appealed to the the constitutional right" of free- way around Sen. Goldwater." flesh." Rockefeller fired back dent Johnson -- said today the ning had offered to submit seven of Negroes is also unconstiti highest tribunal to review and dom of association. The Justice Romney, who had declined to that Nixon was a poor lo.ser" Republicans have an Important issues to binding arbitration fol tional. reverse the Circuit Court deci- Department appealed. endorse Goldwater’s candidacy, and “ peevish" in his remarks. and vital role to play in the lowing a suggestion by the The case Involved Wooi Sion. The appeal said jury com-1 —Ruled 8-1 that an employer was a big winner last Tuesday A fellow New York Republi American system and in th* union. J. Collins, Negro ' tA ., I missioners had ' intentionally violates the National Labor in his bid for re-election as gov can — Sen. Jacob K. Javits — making of national policies. But -when the company pro who was sentenced :ution sought to list members of both Relations Act by firing an em Unseen Admirer ernor — a victory that has spoke up Sunday night on the Johnson said he was proud of posed specific language as to on conviction of rt ladys races “ so as to achieve a rea- ploye engaged in union activity stirred some speculation that he Nixon-Rockefeller clash. He told the work some top Republicans what the arbiter would consi E. Vatls of Texas ' c. 8onably representative cross- even if the employer believes in Raynella Melton, 8, is ihight be a future Republican newsmen “ I would hope that der, the union balked. Testimony was that section of the population of the ----- ^— presidential nominee possibility. there would be a full moratori- (See Page Four) Key to the solution last night Collins smashed t) iw of community." I (See Pa(,e Eight) an obvious admirer of was assurance by the company President Johnson. that it would not subcontract out The young lady elbow complex mechanical repairs, No Fires! Railroads such as transmission rebuilding, ed her way through a Many See Nixon to be done outside the union crowd at Fredericks shop. Only three items had ac NEW HAVEN (AP) — burg, Tex., yesterday Show Profit^ Ckinnecticut's state forest tually been contracted out, it to stand next to the Was understood, but the union fire warden announced today feared the practice might be that no further burning per chief executive who New GOP Leader Stock Raises expanded. mits will be issued imtll was attending a cor The company also agreed to there is a “ good soaking ner stone laying cere rain." NEW YORK (AP) ^ Things , designate tinion men as “ lead m ony at St. Barnabas’ WASHINGTON (A P )— Many influential Republi men," with a 10-cents-tm-hour The warden, W.F. Schree- cans across the country expect Richard M. Nixon to are hummin' on the railroad. pay differential, on jobs whei der, said the order, issued Episcopal Church. Heavily laden trains are to all fire wardens, became (AP Photofax.) 'play a leading role in rebuilding the GOP for what most only one or two men were A t of them think will be a strong 1966 comeback. carrying factory products, coal, work. The company had mrevi- effective immediately. Nixon, the 1960 presidential':* lumber, grain, ore and automo ously had a foreman — ^ o t a The order does not affect burning in trash containers nominee, and GOP governors Oklahoma State Chairman biles to mill, plant and market member of the bargainl/g unit George Romney of Michigan, which are properly covered Bandits Steal John W. Tyler, commented: “ I at a rate unmatched since the — supervise such jobsy^nd the I William W. Scranton of Penn- and contain no openings think we're going to see an aw imlon claimed it had ^Attempted ' sylvania and Nelson A. Rqcke- prosperoud mid-1950s. to have'him performyAome work. larger than one inch. j ful lot of Mr. Nixon real quick. I Wall Street has marked up Jeweled Book feller of New York were most think he's the only man who can The agreement recognizes that I frequently mentioned as pros- stock prices to match the recov it is uneconomicai to have full pull the party together." ery of rail earnings from the 16- LBJ Pushing ' pective leaders of this come South Carolina State Chair time non-workii^supervision for back in an Associated Press year low qf 1961, and some such work, big puts the work- From Arnwry man J. Drake Edens Jr. said stocks sell at double their lows survey. Nixon “ is the man you-have to and-supervis^ combination in The .survey, reaching GOP of early in the year. the hands o f a union member. Budget Curb NEW YORK (AP) — ' Two watch in the party." Robert L. Still, pockets of financial mis officials in all sections of the Pierce, Wisconsin national com masked bandits invaded the nation, disclosed little enthusi ery persist, especially in the JOHNiON CITY, Tex. (AP) fortress-like Seventh Regiment mitteeman, observed that “ Nix East. The Erie-Lackawanna, W eather asm for another presidential on looks good," in party for WI^SOR LOCKS (AP) — — Prerident Johnson meets Armory on Park Avenue Sun race by defeated Sen. Barry Reading, Jersey Ontral and a today with Secretary of Defense day, overpowered the watch tunes at this point. Wisconsin few other railroads are mired in M oty^air dry weather is in Goldwater. There were many State Chairman Talbot Peterson Robert S. McNamara as he man, and fled with the bejew- the red. progpect with daily tempera- I suggestions that he yield control said he thinks the reins of na changing very little, the j pushes hia campaign to keep eled covers and marker of a of the party machinery as the These are mostly lines bur tional party control should be dened with short systems and f.S. Weather Bureau says. naxL y e t f------j tn Ciw P tl' r mUUUgei fBgi ui1 — “remeuibi aiiue- book- valued result of the shattering Impact at $75,000 handed to somebody like Nixon- money-losing passenger opera The only two areas of cloudi- der $100 bnllon. of President Jotutson'a lAnd- “ I heard more good things tions. Freight is a railroad's '' ness on. the weather map hold McNamara was invited to be The thieves broke into the slide. massive, turreted structure about Ntxon this time and there bread-and-butter. / no promise of rain. Cloudiness Johnson's guest at the 400-acre Nixon, who campaigned ac are some who will never be about 5 a.m. by spreading the Over-all railroad earnings are ' along the Middle Atlantic LBJ Ranch to discuss Pentagon tively for Goldwater, was men convinced that things wouldn't bars of a sidewalk grating. They expected by finsmeial analysts . . coast is all that is left of the budgeting that will be crucial to tioned by Republicans from all have been different if he had jumped the watchman. Je.sus and Railway Age, Industry j/ IdW pressure system which the over-all federal spending sections of the country as a man been the nominee again," Pet Lopez, as he was making his to be reckoned with in the next weekly, to top $700 million in over the weekend traveled from plan destined for delivery to erson said. Congress in January. rounds. They gagged and bound four years. 1964, hitting an eight-year high. the Mississippi Valley across him hand and foot. Benjamin F. Dillingham, This estimate allows for add the Appalachians and coast Flying west from Washington Hawaii national committeeman, with McNamara was Deputy Then the bandits smashed a i ed payroll expense from pros line. glass display case to remove the said the party should regroup pective wage settlements with Another low pressure area Secretary of Defense Cyrus Varied Reasons around “ someone who will rep Vance. 100-page, 14-by-18-inch volume, union employes. * A charge now in Minnesota has begun to ripped the solid gold covers resent the true consensus of the against the current year of $100 form cloudiness. Its course in McNamara, coming to the For ‘Gas’ War conservatives." He named Nix Texas hill country without any from the Book of Remembrance million to $150 million could the next 36 to 48 hours will on and Scranton as possibilities. result. formal agenda for his talks with and escaped the way they en . V take it north of Connecticut, al HARTFORD (AP) — While Minnesota National Commit Gains through mergers, Johnson, was to arrive late tered. though it should bring some motorists filled their tanks to teeman George Etzell forecast stepped up sales, major equip today. He will be an overnight The front cover of the book — cloudiness tomorrow afternoon day with unu.sually low cost fuel, that Nixon will play a strong ment innovations, job elimina guest at the ranch where the honoring the regiment's dead of and night. five wars — contains coats-of- gasoline service station owners future party role. tion, automation, better freight Temperatures remain about President has been relaxing and distributors were at odds Next to Nixon, Romney, who car utilization and imin*oved since the Nov. S election. arms encrusted with diamonds, normal for the season. rubies, emeralds and sapphires over “ who" or “ what" started won re-election handily while maintenance have contributed McNamara will be joined here the latest price war. Johnson was carrying Michigan, to the brijg[htened picture. Tuesday by Secretary of State Hichway Deaths representing four countries: The Gasoline prices were report was most often mentioned as Underlying everything else is / BridgeVainting Ballet the future party leader. BROOKLYN (AP)—Thomas (See Page Eleven) (See Page Four) ed as low as 18.9 cents per gal swelling freight volume gener Snow, 24, of Willimantic, was Working from scaffolding mounted on a truck, lon in some service stations. Gov. John H. Chafee of Rhode ated by 45 consecutive months- killed early today State Police Most stations reported prices in Island, also re-elected against of an expanding economy. painters strike ballet-like poses as they put finish the Democratic trend, called said, when his car went out of the 19-22 cents range. . By the old timp yardstick ‘of ing touches on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, Home Ec Classes ? Romney and Scranton “ fine control on Rt. 6. The president of the Connect carloadings, freight traffic has scheduled for opening Nov. 21. The bridge, across icut Service Station Owners As leaders" who should play a part climbed to a year high. But Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt of in rebuilding the party.* Robert Brooklyn, who arrived at the the entrance to the New York harbor, connects sociation blamed the prices on carloadings tell only part of the Ohm’s Law Replaces distributors. Corber, Virginia state chair story. scene to see if she could admin Brooklyn and Staten Island. The $525 million man, predicted that “ someone ister aid, was injured when a “ It is Impossible," said Peter A carload averages 86 tons of structure will be the world’s longest suspension Morrone of Bristol, “ for 4,4(X) in the image of (3ov. Romney" freight as against about 60 tons car operated by FVank Sanelli ^^pan. (AP Photofax.)______will emerge on top. struck a felled pole, which in J operators to materially affect five years ago. This is because Pie-Baking Lessons the price structure, 'ihe dlstri: Rep. Stanley R. Tupper, R- turn struck her. , butors alone have the power to Maine, named Rockefeller, Three people died In weekend (See Page Nine) do that." Romney, Scranton, Chafee, highway accidents in the state .WASHINGTON (A P )— So, what’s new in home eco But a Shell Oil Company Henry Cabot Lodge and Nixon and a fourth state resident was Assembly Meets Tomorrow nomics classes these days?'?' spokesman said price wars start, as potential leaders. killed Saturday in a head-on Gov. Henry Bellmen of Okla- crash In North Kingston, R. T. Well, there's Archimedes' home economist might ftl.so at U)e retail level. The third death occurred To Study Reapportionment principle. Ohm's law and photo make a good stab at building a Bulletins (See Page Four) (See Page Two) early yesterday when a car metric analysis, among other space rocket in her spare time. Culled from AP Wires driven by Martin Blevins of HARTFORD, (AP) The t'its fourth tomorrow to hear ' lyings - or at least there ,should Connecticut General Assembly a brief address by Governor be, says Prof. Florence Ehren- (See Page Eight) will meet in special session — John N. Dempsey and then re kranz of the University of Minne sota's School of Home Econom THAILAND ALERT cess while legislative leaders BANGKOK, Thailand draft ground rules for court- ics. Prof. Ehrenkranz' concept of ' ( A P )— Interior MlnlatM* directed action on reapportion Gen. Praphas Charusathiea Progress at Allis-Chalmers ment. home economics 4s a far cry from the traditional preparation sold today an armed forces The opening day comes a and police alert hae been or week earlier than the dead in nutrition,~ baby-care and family budgets. dered to prevent both aggrea- line imposed by a three-judge slon against this country and panel for starting work on the' She believes home ec students Level Units "need a background in physics Infiltration- a n d agitation job. — not a lip service appreciation from within. The' Interior The early start grivess legis of the scientific method, but an' minister, who Is also com lators an extra week in which understanding of the principles mander In chief the royal to work. The court panel-has o t of jmysical science." Join Ford Talks given them until Jani 30 to Tlial army, told newsmen the come up with an acceptable This, she says, requires foun alert was called "to meet plan. dation work in college algebra with any emergency.” He de DETROIT *(AP)—NegotiationsMh Ford Motor Co. Looking over their shoulders and calculus, and “ a course in clined to say when the order* statistics would be advanta were issued and how long iha key plant strikes in three states switched from the local ' will be a special master to be geous. although not essential." alert would last. level to top-level bargaining today in an effort to speed He'’°s‘"to draft^a'''s*^^^^ I In a paper prepared for the annual meeting of the Associa agreement. I \ which the court would impose JUDGE ADMITS LYING Top management and United While Ford continued to have if the Assembly fails to keep tion of State Universities and KARSLRUHE, G e r iiuuiy ' Auto Workers representatives labor troubles. General Motors to the timetable, or to come up Land-Grant (Alleges, Prof. (AP)—A West German Su took over in negotiations at cleared the decks of the last of Ehrenkranz made tl^ese further preme Court Judge admitted Ford headquarters in Dearborn. its local strikes. * (See Page Eight) points; ^ tqday he Ued when he denied The three strikes — at stamp GM and the ,UAW canie to —A study of mechanics “in authorship of two controver ing plants in Buffalo, N.Y., and terms Sunday at »the Fisher troduces concepts of force, en sial articles in the Weet Ger Chicago Heights, 111., and an Body plant in Atlanta. Ga. ergy, power, and mechanical man news mai^sine Der aluminum factory at Sheffield, Atlanta is one of General Mo efficiency, all having signifi Spiegel. In a letter to the Ala., — were "among nine local tors' 130 production and^ manu News Tidbits^ cance for various, household Supreme Court' preeident. appliances and relating to phys level walkouts keeping 25,000 facturing points in the country from the AP Wires Judge Dr. Heinrieh Jaguseh employes idle. , employing 350.000 men. ical work in the home." said he wrote the two arit(- The string of'local strikes has Local strikes in GM had crip — Understanding of funda clee, critloal of tho ooort and cut into Ford passenger car pled the world's biggest auto mental particles, atomic struc the Bonn government "out of Comedienne Carol Burnett production by a company-esti maker for an extensive period ture and nuclear reactions is deep oonoem for the pobUe released from New York hos mated 16 per cent and truck after settlement with the union essential In such areas as weal.** The case ie owteln to pital as her Broadway show production by'34 per cent. Ford on a national contract. household equipment, nutrition etlr a hot national row. On* producers lose court action to has 160.000 houriy employes . at Ford strikes, also included and food preservation. article, headlined "D eal with halt her TV show, "The Enter 90 locations. assembly plantsT'in Dallas and —Some knowledge of the phy Traitors* had erittclied the tainers.''. .Author Ian Fleming " All nine strikes began Friday, Louisville and two at Wayne. sics of sound is'essential for the sudden releaee last August aeven weeks after Ford and the leaves Itequests of $1,400 to am Mich., and part plants in Ster home economist Interested in an East German eaplonag* union reached agreement Sept. four friends on condition they ling Township, Mich., and Ypsi- the potential use' of ultrasonics suspect who had been hi oue- 18 on national contract terms. spend it within 10 months on lanti, Mich. to clean clothes and dishes. , tody pending ehnrgee ler If Local . agreements supplement "some extravagance;" entire —The principles of heat and Top management has called months. The eeomril arttele die national understanding. estate, totaling $846,011 names thermometry relate to food the strikes "completely unne expreseed doubt about th* A threatened strike at Ford's his wife as prime beneficiary, refrigeration, cooking, and the cessary." The union has said Long Way to Go for a Baby-Sitter , l o ^ baale of the hrauaeu ftt. Louis assembly p l^ t wqs every unresolved local lasue at . . -Vatican sources say Pope .treatment o f textiles. oaae brou|^ hy the attoiuay Avoided when local-level agree the struck plants has been set Faiil VI w l| l gy to l^mbay. —Need for some understand Mrs. Eileen Conroy, center, got a cgll yesterday from her daughter, Mrs. John general agia^t the editon M ment was reached there Sunday tled at other plants. The issues Dec, 2 on longest papi^trip in ing of electricity is obvious Davies of Miami, mother of- a 10-day-old son. ‘‘Sfie sounded so panicky I t(k)k Der Spiegel In eeuneefth* Bight. UA'W Local 325, i^pre- in general have to do with work history. . .Grover Jones goes because of many electrical ap- the first plane out,” said Mrs. ConrojyAvho arrived only hours later,to baby-sit afotlng 1,700 workers, had set a with $w* ArtldB* ertttBliy a t ing conditions. . on trial In Tennessee in tilt and pllancee found in the home. .for the youngster, John Anthony Davies Jr. Mom, dad and John were on Jftnd ■trike deAdllne there o f 11 a.m. ■ t < run. auto death, oUmax of StO- Prof. Ehrenkranz didn't say tfe Weet GenneA todtar. . (See Page Two]^ year searoh by victim’s son. ■o, ^ it wlUi this background at to greet (Srandma at tlje airpoH. (AP*^Phot<|^ax,)
, ‘ t FA 0t a m M A N C H E S m KVEKINO RBEALD, UANCHESTEit. OONN^ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HISALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1964 PAGE THRBR ~»»^Miiii ■III the bif opening at the front of overcome With revarsibl* the stage). In the old days It panels. Sheinwold on BridjSfe was common to bulM a perma- For years there were concerts ment wooden selling over ll)e given in the hall with the profits Many See Nixon - - * ^ Mon tUteiH la M Ciaa. tiw 4 U m nowt hi MM iMNha, InlN, W ia im Wi Mt wnm t 8FORTINO OOMlvrtCNTS South ditlar stage, angled upward from oetenslbly for “ the construction North-South vutoarahlt back to front, to reflect this of a shell” biit nothing was ever MAKE YOU LOOK GOOD NORTH The Baby Has ^ H E W AY rising sound in the auditorium. accomplished until the Manches By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 64 SPECIALS FOR MON., TUES. & WED. After the disasterous Irlquois ter Civic installed this ceiUng. New GOP Leader Netieael Men’s TeMn Olisin|doii ? KJF75 Theater fire in Chicago, this The money raised must be PralM the opponents warmly b Q92 I HEARD IT” was no longer permitted. around somewhere, and the when they defeat you. Wheth^ar 4 105 4 Been Named... Symphony Hall in Boston, for question arises what should be (Ceatinoed from Pnge One) ^NaUonsl Ohmmltteeman James tb6 pndM li de«6rv6d or unde- WEST KAIT example, was built before the done with it. E. Murphy “ thht w*'U be hack served, you look like e fine 4 11005 4 Q*71 by John Gruber interdict, and is one of the great I offer the suggestion that it be home listed Oov. John A. Love in four years with our own land sportsman. What’s more, you 7 32 7 8 DOUBLE halls of the world from an acous utilized to surface the new ceil slide.” J. ‘Herman Saxon, North may dlvart your partner’s at 0 K1I6 OA753 tical standpoint; the wooden of Colorado. Mark 0. Hatfield of ing on the back side with a hard, Ctrollna Republican state tention from the fact that you ceiling makes most of the dif Oregon, Scranton and Nixon as ’niomM, Cerrie IJIaabetli, daughter of Alan D. and reflective surface. Then the ceil chairman, said “ unless some played the hand like a foot. « x n 4 ” ” ference; the very high prosceni ing may be hung in two different among those who should lead In 4 AK3 Carolyn M. Norria Thomas, 167 Green Manor Rd. She was STAMPS thing happens to President South dealer um makes most of the rest. But manners, for either music, or party rebuilding. Johnson, I wouldn’t think we North-South vulnerable 7 AQ1064 bom Oct. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her nu- you can't build stages like that I'm goins to talk about a cou drama. If there's anything left The Republicans were almost have much of a chance at the Opening lead—Jack of Spades 0 104 temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G. Leroy Norris, 62 was quite unfamiliar,, ” 0 Lord any more. Adelaide Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WEDNESDAY ple of local items of interest to God, "Unto Whom Vengeance Be- over, some reversible panels on unsmlmous in their belief that White House for eight years.” South won the first trick with 4 KQ9 'The need for a reflective cell the walls in the auditorium South WMt Nerf David O. Thomas, 46 Courtland S t She has two Sisters, In Hartford, Eaif Hartford, Watt day. Local stories are adways of longeth” by Robert Baker. This the GOP can recover from Its Colorado's Oov. Love said the Wng of spades, drew two Hartford, Middlofewn, Briifol, ing • still exists in every hall, might likewise be installed. massive defeat end • make a that “ any thought that the Re 1 7 Pais 2 7 Pa« Suaanne Marie, 5, and Jennifer Ann, 2%. Interest. In fact, The Brooklyn is an impressive work and the however. The Hartford Sym trumps and led a club from 4 7 All P m • • • • • Manehoitor, and Now Britain. E afle once ran on 'the motto; choir does it very well. It will be interesting to see just strong showing in 1966 and 1968. publican party is dead Is ridicu dummy to hlr own king. West phony, lor example, erects a what happens to that money GOP State Chairman Craig lous.” Sdtwebel, ’Psmson Ellen, daughter Atty. Abbot B. *'A dog fight In Brooklyn is big The nip side is not up to very high “ box set” of practical played the three of clubs as ger than a war in China.” And now, since it was liever used for Truax of Pennsylvania said the “ We will pick up governor though he had never heard of and Marilyn Schaefer Schwebel, 24 Onter St.^ Rockville. She the standards of Side 1. either ly conventional scenery to con the original purpose. Incidental booklet, “ A Pocket Oulda to was bom Oct. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hoepital'. Her ma they had a dandy circulation, in choice of music or in per coalition of Demhd Mail Orders: Please make checks payable to t real walnut dash. The whofe package. 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U 9 CENTER ST. at Wost Cantor St. ly, however, and turned In a ' TEL 443-6320 tpiendid Job, m did t^e orches Home of {[)(( World'; GrOrilcif H imhtiKjcr For further information call Stores, 429-9321, E x t 441 878 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. tra. ' - ' : t l O U B MANCHESTEB EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1964 P A O l i x v a ttves of ths war dsad. “JRockvSle^yemon Bandits Steal It was.ktanhattsn’s second Mg ...... ■'— ■ GOP C riticism Continues^ theft <» days. The firom the Ametfesn Hii- of Natural Ostory, nstted Trinity Lutheran Celebrates Romney Hits Nixon Blasts Jeweled Book mora than $400,000 In prackma Kelley-Bowman Foster-Hall stonaa — Inolodlng tha famad 100th Anniversary Tuesday (Conthmad fN ni Pug* Onn) writ* a aaw platform which From Armory Star of India sappiilrt. Threa Ulbarman Chapel of Temple would Inchida a stand against men have k ew diarged with Beth lerael, Weet Hartford, It’s SO easy have dona In Ua administration. axtremism and list specific that crime but the loot haa not waa the eoeile o f the marriage ItBRiorrow mariaJlM 1000i,an<^ta, of all leafua gamas t6ia He added In a copyright and {dans to meet the pMple’s (Contlmwd t r a n P n g * O m ) been raoovared. of Uiae N i^ Ruth Hall of Blvataai^ of the Trinity Luth ■eaaon. PracUca will ba on Mon- excluaiva Interview In U.8. needs. Manofaeoter to Earl Maetera laran CSiurch, Proapact St. In days from 6:80 to 8:80 p.m. News A World Report: If such a eonventlon is not Unittd States, Britain, Franca Foeter of Newtoii Center, to shop nookvUle. It l8 the oMaat Luth- The other leagua being organ "I anticipate that some of held “ to get ready for 1968," and Belgium, i allies of World Maea., on Sunday, Sept. 20. aran chtnrch in the athite. ized, the Rockville Senior Baa- those Republicans who sup Brooke said, “ then we wlU come War I. In the center is Bm 8ev* Hie bride ie a daughter of rather perilously close to losing Ttia Rev. Dr. David P. Icaer, ketM I League, le open to thoae ported ua during the cam p al^ enth Regiment’s diamond-stud Mra. BetW S. Hall, 46 Monie the vital two-party syetem- In ded cross of honor. ttie paator of the churoh, la com- over 18 who desire a competitive will resume an active role in Rd. The m degroom U a son government” The fun regimental cost-of- plettag a comprehensive history type of activity. leading the Republican party on o f Mr. and Mrs. John J. Foe of the church, and In his re- . Plans for the third league, a constructive course to main arms is centered on the back ter, Newton Center, Maea. cover, bedded In gold. Also search has uncovered a colorful open to boys between 8 and 18, tain the bipartisanship In gov- Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman enunent which is so essential to Lutheran Pastor stolen was the 34-lnch gold book background. will be announced next week. DOUBLE of Temple Beth Istael per Johannes Otto Hanser, who America’s success In all fields.” marker studded with Jade. formed the double ring cere The commiseion eald that en On the heels of Johnson’s Lopez, 85, eald on# robber founded the church, epent the try into the program was open Addresses Guild WORLD GREEN mony. Robert Brawley was the early days of his life as a sailor landslide victory, several Re oarried a pistol and the other a organist. Bouquets o f white' to residents of Rockville, Ver publicans have suggested that knife. He deacribed the pair as and soldier, traveling through non, iniington,'and Tolland. Ac The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pas- gladioli and chrysanthemuma out the world. In his b iog ra i^ , Dean Burch be replaced as tw of Concordia Lutheran about 28 to 80, of avarsga were on the altar. tual league play Is set to begin Republican national chairman. height, wearing black sweaters entitled “ Irrfahrtan und Heim- around Dec. 1. Cited at College Church, will speak tomorrow at The bride, given in marriage fahrten". which Dr. Scaer trans Gov. Robert E. Smylle of Idaho, 8;30 p.m. at a meeting of the and trouaers. PoUce said the by her uncle, Milton Lubln Store Break Investigated head of the National Republican two apparently knew their way lates, "Ehring Ways and the Vernon police are today Mi- Guild of Our Lady at St. Bar- STAMPS West Hartford, w^re a full- Governors Association, was about the SS-year-dd armory, Ways to Home," Hanser writes veetigating a break by two men Miss Jennifer L. (^ven, tholomew’a School library. His length gown of white nylon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph asked about the suggestion Sun between 66th and 67th streets. that he received such a rationa Into the Nutmeg Pharmacy at tc^ic will be “ How a Lutheran tulle over taffeta, designed listic education from his pastor- E. Caven of 31 Jensen St., to day on the CBS radio-television Looks at the Bible." This is the Lopez was found by a reUef with basque bodice, wide vee Vernon Circle late last night morrow night will receive the program "F ace the Nation.” watchman, who called police. r father that he was brought up to Shortly before midnight an second in a eeries of talks pre neckline, cap sleeves with believe that a religious person Certificate of Merit of the Uni He said Biurch would have to sented to the Guild by members The velhim-paged book con Chantilly lace motifs and sim anonymous phone call advising versity of Maine Chapter of Phi be replaced "If we are to move tains 840 namea of the regi J J J l t T ★ MANCHI was a fanatic. them that someone was break of different falthe. ilar motifs appliqued on the His biography. Dr. Scaer said, Kappa Phi Honor Society. into the center of the stream" In ment’s dead of the Qv41 War, EVERY Standing committees of the bouffant skirt and chapel train. ing into the drug store sen! The award, which will be the hope of winning elections in Spanish-American War, World “ seems to suggest a compari Constable John Marshall speed Guild will meet at 8 before the Her fing;ertip will was attached made ab' a reception at the 1966 and 1968. W an I and and the Korean son between himself (Hanser) ing to the scene. program. Mrs. ’Thomas Brown, n, to a erdwn of net, lace and and the Prodigal Son". school, is given annually to the In a later CBS radio inter progrram chairman, is in charge War. It went on display In 1960. pearls. She carried a Bible with Another He came upon two men and 20 highest sophomores, for out view, ^Smylie was asked if he Col. John J. BeUew, com Hanser, at the age of ao. en pursued them to a large field of arrangements. WED. an orchid and stephanotis ar rolled in the CJoncordla Seminary standing academic perform would accept the party chair ’The program is open to mem manding officer of the 2nd Bri ranged on It. in St. Louis, quit two years later in the rear of the store. One ances during their freshman manship if It Is offered to him. gade of the 42nd Infantry Divi ran north to Pitkin St.; Con bers of the Guild and friends. Miss Maigery Sklar of Hart to sell tobacco, and then re- year. He said he would take it on a Refreshments will be served. sion, successor to the old Sev ford, an aunt of the bride, was . turned to sailing. stable Marshall chased the Miss C!aven is a 1963 graduate part-time basis if it did not In enth, said most of the Jewels . A OPEN other south across Vernon Cir the maid of honor. She wore In 1858 he returned to the sem of Manchester High School, terfere with his governorship had been contributed by rela- NV WED., a (Trees of pink organza with cle and onto Rt. 84 before he inary and finished his training. where she was an honor stu duties. Then, he added, he Varied Reasons matching hat and carried a lost him. . A search party was dent, finishing among the top 10 would take it qn a full-time ' ' THURSh Ikia Five years later. Pastor Hanser bouquet of assorted pink flow accepted a call to Zion Church formed but could find neither of her graduating class. She was basis after his term as governor For ‘Gas’ War FRI. & SAT. ers. in Boston, now known as the man the recipient of a 8250 scholar expires in two years. TILL Mine Unda R. Lubin of West First Lutheran Church, and thus After returning to the phar ship, awarded by the Manches A prediction that Burch will RANGE Hartford was the Junior brides oo l became the first restdent pastor macy, police found the front ter Rotary Club. resign came Sunday from Rep. (Continued from Page One) 9 P.M. L I V. \M> maid. She wore a blue chiffon o f the Missouri Synod (one of door smashed. Owner George During her freshman year at John V. Lindsay, R-N.Y., a big dress, designed wiUr French two divisions of the Liitheran Savage later reported that a the University of Maine, .she re winner last week. In calling for ’These factors became evident pleated bodice and a matching new Republican leadership "to over the weekend: FUEL OIL ^ Church) in New England. quantity of drugs and about ceived several scholastic awards headband. She carried a colonial Fallot photo put the party back on the track —Some oil companies with a Members of, the congrega 8100 in cash had been stolen, and accepted an invitation to GASOLINE bouquet of assorted pink flow MRS. EARL MASTERS FOSTER tion of the Boston church. Dr. Lt. Edwin R. Carlson and join a historical discussion so where it belongs,” Lindsay ■surplus pf summer weight fuel in their tanks have "dumped” ers. , Scaer reports, "were against Constable Marehall have been ciety, composed ol outstanding predicted the chairman will be A reception for 100 was held^an M.6.A. degree from Boston this g;a.s on Hartford area sta Burton M. Foster of Newton having a Missouri Synod pas Assigned to continue the inves students. The honor was bS- replaced by "a progressive University. He is presently a Republican in the tradition of tions to clear the tanks for win Center, Mass., served as his St the Mansion Club, New Brit tor because they had the re tigation. stowed on the 11 highest rank BANTLY OIL brother's best man. Ushers doctoral candidate at New York ing women at the school. Lincolnian philosophy." ter weight fuel. ain. For a motor trip to New putation of being too Luther Saturday morning, Donald Q. COMPANY. INC. were David S. Hall of Manches University in business adminis an!” Daigle, 18, of New Britain, was Lindsay expressed his views —Some oil companies have re- TUESDAY and York Chty, Mrs. Foster wore a during a radio-television inter Inslituted the "voluntary allow ter, brother of the bride, and tration. He is a member of Apparently the union of pas taken into custody by Vernon Liza Zowada, Ellington; Mrs. i.Ti AIAiN siRi;i;i David Shelnkopf of Boston. green wool suit with black liz Alpha Epsilon Phi Fraternity. tor and church were not satis police as he left the Hartford view on the NBC “ Meet the ance" to service station opera- WEDNESDAY Mage, photo Marion Grover, Ellington; Tim Press" program interviewed tors, allowing them to reduce .Mltciull Mrs. Hall wore a hot pink ard accessories. The couple Is Mrs. Foster is on the staff of factory', because Dr. Scaer State Jail. He was returned to othy Duel], Tolland; Mrs. CJelia MRS. ORAN A. KELLEY JR. crepe dress with matching ac living at Bast 12th St., New the New York Unive'rslty Medl points out, "Pastor Hanser Vernon and served a warrailt on the same program was an their prices as much as 7.7 cents Ward, 35 Grove St.; Clarence other big winner for the Repub per gallon, the difference to be ivi.i-kvillc TK cessories and a white orchid York City. cal Center and is attending does not speak well of the (3er- issued by Circuit Court 12 Watters, Ellington. SPECIALS The marriage ol Miss Bonnie<^tem and bodice of cranberry Mr. Foster graduated from classes at the university for a mans in Boston. The following licans, Massachusetts Atty. credited to the next delivery in corsage. The bridegroom’s charging him with violation of Discharged Sunday: Anita Wil velveteen. She wore a headbow B.S. degree in nursing. She is year. Pastor Hanser traveled Gen. Edward W. Brooke. voice. The voluntary allowance Ann Bowman of Coventry to mother wore a pink chiffon Rivers Country Day School and probation. He was incarcerated lis, Crystal Lake; Miss Jean of cranberry velveteen with a dress with matching accessories received a B.A. deg;ree from a graduate of Beth Israel Hos from Boston to Rockville- to at Tolland State Jail In heu of Brooke, a Negro, said the was at or near zero during the Oran A. Kelley Jr. of Worces Nagy, 87 South St.; Mrs. Linda veil and carried a cascade bou and a white orchid corsage. Tufts University, Boston, and pital in Boston. establish the first Lutheran bond and will appear In Man Republicans should hold a na summer but has climbed steadi ter, Mass., was solemnized Sat Dzen, Barber Hill Rd.; David tional convention next year to ly for the last three weeks. 725 Middle Turnpike East quet of bronze Fuji chrysanthe congregation in the state. He Chester court Thursday. Reutter, 78 Talcott Ave.; Mrs. mums, wheat, artificial grapes also e.stablished congreg^atktns urday, Sept. 26, at St. Mary's HomKal Notes Grace Duim, 28 Union St.; Mrs. IN MANCHESTER in Norwich and Meriden, Church, (ioventiy. and Ivy. AdmlUed Frtday: Mrs. Louise The bridesmaids were dressed Provldenoe, R. I., and Roxbury, Theresa Brooks and daughter. The bride Is a daughter of Ferrands, 86 Center St.; Ridph 181 Vernon Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Bow In gowns styled to match the Maas. Crickmore-Arner Pastor Hanser served in Dert, Bolton Rd.; Thomas Far- man, Rt. 44A. The bridegroom honor attendant's but with gold Rockville untU Dec. 1«, 1866. quhar, 20 Maxwell Dr.; James Vernon news Is handled by is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Oran bodices and headbows, and they Batty, Tolland; Mrs. Claire Ber The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, A. Kelley Sr. of Worcester. canted similar bouquets. South Methodist Church wasf^ He was succeeded by Carl the scene Saturday of the mar Graeber. ry, 98 Village St. 6 W. Main St., telephone 875- O u h . The Rev. Robert B. Lynch per Richard Benoit of New York Admitted Saturday: Mra 8136 or 643-2711. formed the double ring cere City served as the best man. riage o f Miss Judith Ann Am er Bom in Bavaria, Pastor Han Ruby Schindler, 99 Davis Ave.; mony. ,Bouquets of white chry Ushers were Thomas Law and of Mofichester to Robert Gerald ser bore the burden o f a num C^iarles HUl, 87 Union St. PORK CHOPS santhemums were on the altar. Richard Brown, both of Mystic. Crickmore of (Coventry. ber of pcrsonsdly tragic events. Admitted Sunday: Margaret The brjde, given in marriage Mrs. Bowman wore a mbss The bride is the daughter of He outlived the first two of his Lederman, Tolland; Mrs. MoUle by her father, wore a floor- green lace sheath with match Mr. and Mrs. George N. Amer, three wive.s, and buried six of OPEN MONDAYS Ansel, Tolland; Mrs. (3arol Neff, FRESH length gown of Chantilly lace, ing hat and a white orchid cor 66 Cushman Dr. The bride his twelve children. He died South Rd.; Mrs. Theresa Joy sage. The bridegpwm’s motheh groom Is the son of Mr. and Jan. 10, 1910, Just 12 days be designed with sweetheart neck ner, WlndaorvlUe; Robert wore a seagreen raw silk sheath Mrs. Frank Tabor, Lakeview fore his anniversary of 50 years Adrian’s CENTER line, long tapered sleeves and Brown, 68 George Dr.; Thomas lb full skirt. Her elbow- with matcifing hat and a white Ter. In the ministry. MatUson, BitxAlyn St. Cor. of Main and Park Sts. The Rev. J. Manley Shaw Pastor Oraber was called to keeps costs low, CUT length veil of illusion was at orchid eorsage. Births Friday; A daughter to tached to a crown of crystals A reception was held at Na performed the double ring cere Meriden in 1869. Tel. 643-6266 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bahler, dignity high, and- pearls. She carried a cas than Hale Community (Center, mony. Jack Grove was organ Dr. Scaer Writes; "The .years ist and Robert Gordon was so RFD 2. Walk-In or Phone-In cade bouquet of white Fuji chry Coventry. The couple went to 1870 to 1871 are shrouded in a Births Sunday: A son to Mr. Bermuda for their honeymoon loist. Bouquets o f white gladi mystlfj’lng darkness so far as and 'SNOW USE santhemums and ivy. and Mrs. Lawrence Gagne, 90 Ser\dce Miss Donna Bowman of (Coven and ore now living at 59 Wa- oli were on the altar. our present research has gone. Talcott Ave.; a son to Mr. and The bride, given in marriage . . . The only significant refers your satisfaction Putting Off Winter try, sister of the bride, was chusett 8t., Worcester. Mrs. Paul Rldzon, West Willing- Mon.-Tiies.-Wed.-Thnrs. Mr. Kelley Is a graduate of by her father, wore a full- ence to this man does not even maid of honor. Bridesmaids ton. were Miss Carol Bowman of Darrow Prep School and Leices length gown of pearl and se mention his name.” Discharged Friday: Deborah complete. Coventry, another sister of the ter Junior College and attended quin trimmed Chantilly lace, Through research. Dr. Scaer Nicholas, Broad Brook; (Charles HAIR SHAPING PROTECTION BEEF LIVER bride, and Mrs. James Morlarty the University of Hartford. He designed with sabrina neckline, d iscov ert that the pastor was Moore, Wapplng Wood R d.; Paul long tapered sleeves and tiered Don't wait until the little wom of Manchester. is now employed by Kelley Chan A. Simon. "But what happened Mlffitt, Ellington; Mrs. Mavts $1.50 dler in Worcester. Mrs. Kelley Is skirt terminating into a cathe an gets you up at midnight The maid of honor wore a during these years 187(11871 O oye, 97 Hany La.; Mrs. Irene (Staff Only) floor-length gown, designed with a graduate of Manchester High dral ti-ain. Her fingertip veil of still remains an historic se Gleason, 9 Burke R d.; David to close out those cold winter controlled skirt of homespun School and Becker Junior Col Illusion was attached to a cret.” Dr. Scaer said. Paul, Tolland; Miss Hattie Rein- PERMANENT WAVE drafts. Fix yourself some low- printed In an autumn leaf pat- lege, Worcester. crown of pearls' arid rhine According to Dr. Scaer, the muth. 38 Hammond St. cost storm windows out of FRESHLY stones. She carried a cascade ^ u rch continued smoothly un Discharged Saturday: Donald $7.50 W«rp’« FLEX-O-CLASS. Ifs bouquet of white chrysanthe- til a split arose in 1882 over MacRae, 27 Spring St.; Mrs. W a t k i n s 'W e s t easy! Just cut with shears . . . SLICED i mums. membership In lodges, notably Louise Ferrands, 36 Center St.; tack over screens or frames. Hickey-Haase I Miss Louise Am er of 66 . the Free Masons and Odd Fel You’ll be snug and warm all , Cushman Dr., sister of the : V ' -Y,' lows. ORMANDI.WEST • DIRECTOR winter long and save up to 40% bride, was the maid of honor. In May, 1882. the united Lu Bridesmaids were Mra. Tliomas on fuel costs. Warp’s genuine, theran cxDngregatlon, held its MMdM.tw’. oWm - wM I , hoNE mi 9-7196 Davis of Hampton and Mrs. final service. The church divid aw n«ia rtflww 11 crystal-clear FLEX-O-CLASS Gail Manley of Hartford. lasts for years at a fraction tha ed then and m 1883 the present MEDICINES AND DRIVING WUUM J. IWNON, Uc A w d w . II W -S h eet Perking The maid of honor wore a church on Prospect SL was cost of glass. Only 904 a square full-length gown of yellow taf / built. Formerly, the church was R 142 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER yard at your local hardware or feta, d esired with high scoop located on E. Main St. DON'T ALWAYS MIX SLICED BACON ed neckline, three - quarters- lumber dealer. Dr. Soaer noted that despite length sleeves, cummerbund the unfortunate incident. ‘Trin Consult yoiu* physician about the side effects and A-line skirt. She wore a ity has always been recognized of any medicine prescribed for you. They may GOOD matching rose headpiece suid by the Missouri Synod as being affect your driving ability. ENen certain com veil trimmed with pearls, and the legitimate successors of the monly used drugs like antihistamines, cold tab QUALITY carried a cascade bouquet of works of Pastor Hanser." lets sedatives may dull your reflexes or gold chrysanthemums. The Basketball Program Listed lessen co-ordinatlcm. lb bridesmaids wore light green gowns and headpieces styled The Rockville RecreaticR Avoid alcoholic drinks while taking medication. Commission today announced its to match the honor attendant's Loring photo The double Impact may dangerously affect driv and carried cascade bouquets of MRS. ROBERT GERALD CRICKMORE Adult Basketball Program for ing skill. Do not ever take sleeping pills the the coming winter season. green chrysanthemums. night before a trip. Their effect may handicap Thomas Davis of Hampton Among the three leagues you the next morning. planned, the commission has In served as the best man. 'Ush itiated one designed to meet the ers w'ere Alan Crickmore of Engaged Coventry, brother of the bride needs of those who desire a mod TOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you W atch for groom; and John Stoutner of ified type of physical activity. need a medicine. Pick up w u r prescription if The engeigement of Miss Lu It will be called the Stooe A ^ EHLER COFFEE Manchester. * cille Rae Murray of Eaust Hart shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly Mrs. Arner wore a willow or Slow Break League. without extra charge A great many people en ford, to Capt. Stephen Chapman It is one of the two scheduled green peau de soie sheath with Callahan of Michigan ha.s been trust us ylth their prescriptions. May we com white accessories and a cor to begin practice tonight at the pound yours? 1-LB. announced. Rockt'Ule High School gym, the sage of yellow roses. The Miss Murray is the daughter bridegroom's mother wore an of the late Mr. and Mrs. William V A C C A N off white br(x:ade and gold Caldwell Murray of Greenville, The Grand Opening jacket dress with black ac Maine, Her 'fiance Is the son of (SAVE 17c) cessories and a corsage of red the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael George N. sweetheart roses. Eugene Callahan of Detroit. (Ihtdcm i A reception for 150 was held Miss Murray Is employed as a Converse at Village Lantern Bam. For stenographer by Technical Pub Prescription Pharmaev a motor trip to the Pocomo lications, Pratt and Whitney, Dl- PAINTING AND 901 Main Street— 643-5321 Mountains. Mrs. • Crickmone vlsl(?n of United Aircraft 'Corp. Copyright 1964 (WlO-2-64) wore a brown tweed knit suit DECORATING with dark brown accessories. PHONE 643-2804 Mr. Callahan, a graduate of Annoucement of The couple will 1 i v e at 34 Wayne State University, De Call Evenlnga — 6 to • AJAX CLEANSER Woodbrldge St. after Nov. 15. troit,, is a-missile combat crew Fabulous “Fiberfiir Bras Mr. Olckmore, a 1963 grad commander at McConnell Air uate of Coventry High School, Force Base, Wichita, Kan. is employed at Zollo's Super Mr. (Callahan* is a nephew by Peter Pan Reg. 14 oi. Con C market, Inc. Mrs. Crickmore, of Mr. and Mrs. George Sidell, a 1963 graduate of Manchester 142 W. Cienter St., and a cousin,^ (Fallot photo) High School, Is employed at It'i soft (SAVE 6c) of Mrs. Nadine Habrow and Mrs Travelers Insurance Oo., Hart Roger Hall, both of this town. mSCOUNT FBH? It's airy and light A "SAYINGS and LOAN CONVENIENCE ford. A spring wedding is planned on It*8 shape-keeping UNSCHEDULED DROP-IN DALLAS, Tex. (AP)- — A If a little lemon juice Is WEDDING lt'$ white - stay! white KRAUSE FLORIST FLORIDA SEEDLESS parachute carrying an Air squeezed Into hot water before INVITATIONS OPEN TILL 5 P. M. Force instrument paejiage, placing greasy dishes In it, the It's machine washable and dryable 6RAPEFRUIT Lb. Bgg 5 9 c believed to weigh more than 1,-' job of washing the dishes will 643-1442 S i *21 HARTFORD ROAD 000 pounds, dropped Into the be easier. MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY (Approx. 8 to bog) front yard of the John Dale A. Padded Hidden Treasure—Confidential con- residence Sunday. tourer that adds curves with' the softest, sub THiaSDAY CALIFORNIA Air Force spokesmen in New tlest touch ever, drip dry. White only, 82 to 3.95 Mexico said the parachute waa MUNICIPAL BUILDING iNAABifC Photo 36 A, B. 11 hours of oninterrupted service;—9 AJiL FRESH BROCCOLI 25c MRS. THOMAS ALBERT HICKEY dropped from a 1.6-million cubic straight through to 8 PJf. Bnnch foot helium balloon during a teat B. Plunge Hidden Treasure— A new plunge bra FANCY BAKING The marriage of Mias PriB-«rice LaChance of Warehouse flight. IN SATURDAY'S HERALD Point. waa matron of honor, The balloon was launched that lends flattery under deep, dramatic neck- Q cilia Irena Haaaa of Easl Hart Friday. The instrumenta were lines, drip dry. White only, 32 to 86 A, B. * -ft 'C t Charles Wilcox of Manchester, POTATOES 5 Lbs. 49c iijord and ThomM Albert Hickey a br(Jther-in-law of the bride designed to record pressure, CLOSED of Manchester was solemnized groom, served as beat man. humidity, temperature and C. Soft Treaeure— Delicately embroidered upper v S A V I M G S FLORIDA SWEET Saturday morning at St. Chrls- A reception for about 40 \vas other meteorolo^cal informa- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMDER 11, 1964 section of cup. No-curl fiberfill insert under \ ill toifiter’s Church, East Hart held at the home of tha bride- tiom______I______cups, white only, 82 to 86 A, B. * u } i ( { I v O A I V JUICY ORANGES Doi. 49c ford. groom’a parents. After return \SsOi I \ IIOS "Mancheater'a The bride U a daughter of ing from a wedding trip to Nia VETERANS DAY Oldest Flaanclal Opening Day Sunday, Nov. 15 •M r. and Mra. Fredarick J. gara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Hickey CANDID ‘ v t A t m s institutloB" Haaae of Saco, Majpe. Tha will live In Rockville. WEDDINGS OPEN DAM 9:30 to 5:30 uTts's etazeT naawciai lW6TlTi^Tlea bridegroom la tha aon o f Mr. Mra. Hickey ia a graduate of Engagement Photoe EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS REDEEM POPULAR'S and Mra. Raymond P. Pred- Gorham (Maine) State Teach TUESDAY and THURSDAY till 9 PJ«. Ourreat Annual a V .. Dividend On erickseh of 179 Main St., Man er’s College, and ia on the Kenneth C. Burkamp Highw ay...... 649-5070 VALUABLE COUPONS chester. teaching staff of Orchard Hill Photographer BRANCH O F n C E . ROUTE 81. O O V R l^ T Insured Savlnga The Rev. Henry J. Murphy Siibool, South Windsor. Mr. MAILED TO YOUJl HOME o f the Bleaaed Sacram ent Hickey is a naduate of JMan' E^origoga 649-7937 Church, Beat Hartford, per cheater High M hool and served 643-1442 formed the ceremony. • three years in the Armv Signal Ask About FREE Semitory Saw«r and Wathr ...... 649-9697 The bride waa given In mar Corps. He is a salesman at Engagement Photo riage by her father. Mrs. Mau- Naasiff Arms Co^, Manchester. M^CHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN^ MO^AY, NOVEMBER 9> 1964 PAOB
* ; :• ■■§*'* . 4 / • oontlnuously during the even Boucher, hospltelity; Mrs. to register will have bus trans South Windsor ing, Hoeteases will be Mrs. Frances Mackey, publicity, and portation. District Taxes have probably bean'ssrpiiaad to laam Stella Melnick, Mrs. Frank Lo- Mrs. Rae D on^ly, ways and Mors transportation will be . that cna c t hia poUdea, now I>abg over- renso, Mrs. Edward Hsie, Mrs. means. ■provided if there are sufficient Reach $84,202 lafpstjEtoi CfeiraMi thrown, was for a graatar ocneontra- Philip. .Chase, M ft. Frank The Pleasant Valley PTA Subecrlbets to warrant it. ‘*8Bii6lb8Bt''^S6Mr8to Chaperonee will be provided. tloB of Bnaaian agiteulturo into the Membership Session Aheam and Mrs. Allan Istp- will sponsor a Monte ^ Carlo Tax collections in the Eighth whist Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Flyers aril being sent home with District, as of the Nov. 2 dead I hands and control c( the state. palA ' ohildren in O M ea $ through 7. Tha presidents, Mr. and Mrs. school. Tickets will be available line, totaled 180,202.20 or 94.5 Breslin But the now regime'is, aa one of the Howsvsr, parsnts and children Rowhod EraiM Jr. and Robert D. Norak Charles Lgrons, remind members from committee chairmen and per cent of the grand list of first and moot striking innovations, re^ will be sold at the ’door. of all agM are welcome tB at 184,871.99. Set Tonight by LW y of the executive board meeting tend the conceits. (Continued from Page 8) movhig or hberaliaing. past rostrletibns followiiig the open house. Proceeds from the first PTA District Tax Collector Mrs. social function will go toward Evergreen Lodge of Maeona Mary Laraia provided the fig on the amount of lahd a Itusoiaii hiay Members of the Orchard Hill win hold Ladiss’ night tonight church,” Fat Thomas screamed. WAbUNCRON — B o h la d CMdwmUr bad aVoaiW The league of Women Vot-^Bt, to allow a sign larger than the cultural event, to be pre ures today. till {ffivately for hlniaelf, and on the era will hold a membership permitted , and construction of a School PTA ei^ressed their ap beglmdng with a spaghetti sup U m . Barry Ooldwater’s deeickm “C ^ 6 e ” and vetoed I t preciation to .Kelsey-Ferguson sented for the children at the Anyone mailing a-check now He was too late. Within min i l ^ amount of livestock he may raise in Whits nearly quit oa the mseting tonight at 8 at the colonial type gaS station on tha end of the school yecur. per at 6:80, Ool. Warren J. Ken for delinquent taxes should in to ,koM "Choice” off network home of Mrs. James Arnold, Brick Co., Mr. L. L. LeMay of nedy will apeak on "60,000 Head utes, the joint was a desert. the same classification. And.this is a televlMon wae a deep epUt In- spot south east corner of Oakland Rd Building Permits clude a one per cent Intei^eat Harrltoii’t 72 Beelzebub Rd. and Felt Rd, Manchester and UAR Housing aches” and describe incidents in Tom - O’Malley of the Les Wde hie high command. . ■ Goldwater’a dsclalon aUobad Corp., Manchester,' who spon The Building Department an fee, the tax collector said. * Yow _"?s8BTri«ar_ restoration of comparative freedom to the etfset of canoellng another The.committee on fair repro- SheU Oil Co., .66 Gilbert St., a prisoner of war camp in BU' Crane Show walked over to Fat Ruseian people in their relationship to We saw ’’Choice,” a 80-mln- ■entatlon in the General As- sored the Halloween party at nounced that building permits rope. Thomaa. “There’s nobody out *••••••••••••••••• ute movia depicting moral de TV shocker planned by the elt- to allow a sign larger thjui per for the month of October total PAY TV HALTED DOWNTOWN laene group. Entitled “BaDot aembly includes Mrs. Arnold, mitted at 26 Oakland Rd. the school. PrenBotlooI children there to laugh at you. You !■ •••••••••••••••• ^ 2 the land. cay in America, at a private and Grades 1 through 6. were ed $647,300. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sub can’t get up in an empty place. StotloMrs •••••»••••••••••«• 1*1 Box 18,” this movie was to ohairman, Mrs. Thomas Close, Larry Duprey, 785 R t 6, to al Manchester Evenlag Herald scription Tele'vlsion, Inc. will Once again, then, the curious race ■bowing the other night. Nar M m . Craig Carter, Mrs. Rus entertained from 7 to 8 p.m. Nine dwellings were valued Sooth Windsor correspondent. I ’m sorry, 1 hope you’ll under apoUlght alleged irregularities low a sign larger than permitted at $158,000. Also included were halt transmission of programs toward agricultural freedom, under two rated by Raymond Maaaey, it in President Jtrtmeoii'a BT-vote sell Itomeyn and Mrs. James at the same address. with a grand march, prizes and Brownie Jo s e | 4 i, tetephono 644- stand and we’ll do it for sure U a profenlonal film many cuts refreshments. Grades 7 apd 8 two garages at $4,700; one to its subscribers in Los Angeles M U ttar ways of life has resumed. Hie . Russian Senate victory in 1948. Its Devlin. Propahe Gas Co., Rt. 6, to al 6148. and San Francisco next ’I'ues the first chance we get.” OPEN •u m w di*- abo've. the average. AlUMughcnigh opening scene. The actual The committee recently at low a sign larger than permitted danced to the music of the Ci manufacturing plant $400,000; Then, slowly, and with great or M m x iwi— er«dit> farmers are, by this news, currently ertiy one storage building, $60,000; day, according to Sylvester L. Mon. thru Sat. jpwwr •M OM iMMl MWS Nb- aeltiiw aalacloue nor overtly gravestone of a man 'Rho died tended a League of Women at 240 Chaper Rd. tations from 8:30 to 10 p.m. grace, F at ThomM faded away, taking a small step toward freedom. raoUt, It ta strong medicine of five additions and alterations, Weaver, president of the firm. Tharst. 9 P.M. in 1946 but cast a vote ter L B J Voters conference In New Ha Woman’s Club New Members The Wapping School PTA Bailey, Scader Weaver said that subscribers his dramatic coach hanging on tin ct npunnou tom «( The reason they are being allowed to a kind not usually shown over ven, presided over by Mrs. will sponsor a Book Fair and $10,200; ond store, $11,000; to his big arm, into the night k H«-«lae MtiiTia. in 1948. When "Choice” was South Windsor Woman’s Club gas tanks. $1,200; two tool will be able to see its remaining take this step is the hope of the Rus telsvislon. killed. White shut down prod Nelsdh J. Miller, of the State held its Installation of new mem open TOUse at tomorrow night’s Take Oath Today programs without charge. air. H«mM FrlH n Ooatpmt. lae.. ••■ In short, Goldwaterts wisdom Board Council on Legislative meeting. There will be three pe sheds, $200; one swimming e SUde Rules ■ 0 fln«»nl«i rM poM nO ^ toe tjrpe- sian leadership that a f m Russian ag uction on "Ballot Box 18.” bers last Monday at the South He announced Friday that Eddie Lowery, the porter at In barring 0>e film because of • • • Reapportionment- . Windsor Bank and 'Trust Co. riods to ■visit classrooms and the pools, $1,500, and one sign, - ^ypMrtor ■ “ •- riculture will outproduce a state-man racist overtones Is debatable. $500. The Maneliester Board of subscription television would Pep McGuire’s, took care of • Drafting Supplies matur An untold story reveals the Many leagues in the state The new members are Mrs. Book Fair. The schedule is as shut down because of passage Fat Thomas before he started aged agriculture. Hie Russian step And that decision might never participated in an exchange of follows: Period 1, 7:30 to 8:06 Building permits issued last Education will seat two new e Wedding shock of disbelief in the Presi Rbjsert C. Barr, Mrs. B d i^ d October totaled $641,807. Twenty- members tonight when It last Tuesday of Froposltlon 15, cleaning up yesterday after t : : at M. toward freedom will be judged a suc have been made had It not been ideas on this controversial sub Bartula, Mrs. Richard M. Bkr- classroom, 8:06 to 8:20 Book Stationery for facttenalism ln s| d e the Gold- dential family when word of ject. Members and friends are nine dwellings last year were meets at 7 :30 in the board room which outlaws pay-television in noon. And tonight. F at Thom Bap uUoa cess if farm production does increase. Walter Jenkln’a arrest was rio, Mrs. Morland Berkihan, Fair; Period 2, 8:20 to 8:55 California. as, with his usual class, will liattaw* Spaeiaf Agmej - Na« Tai« CW- water camp. urged to attend this important classroom, 8;56 to 9:10 Book valued at $478,000. Revenue re at Beiutet Junior High School. Pitroit Botton. Here, in this country, we Indulge our telephoned to the President knd Mrs. Robert Couchon, Mrs. Her The Iwo, Atty, Thomas Bai He added, however, that the watch the whole Les Crane The split began when F. Clif- meeting directed toward a bet bert Cummings, Mrs. Edward Fair, and Period 3, 9:10 to 9:46 ceived by the Building Depart AOTorr Bunmao o» cncouA* selves in Um/diope that, in principle, we Mrs. Johnson on that late after ment was $3,229. ley, Rep., and Lronard Seader, company expects to win its Show on television. tGeorgia will kill them a ’republic. Keith is elected aa chairman in two existing buildings at 344 mer Schneider, 2469 Ellington Nevers Rd. Assisted By Mrs. Hochodouriem or tdianoe, they had happened to get seem likely to grow in power and in ac floor. , He was there for the "I want to be just like every ■with a love scene.” * to 1986, the Congress of In and names subcommittees. Rd body else in iPotter’s Flild,” he It ■was going to be great. Fat dustrial Organization, the CIO Real Estate Center, 42 Con Orchard Hill School will hold into a discussion of issues, then the ceptance if that quality and temper of night.' Nobody in the saloon 10 Years Ago necticut Blvd., East Hartford, t T even discussed picking him up. said. "Legitimate.” Thomas sat in the back and was organized under the leader- classroom open house tomorrow time they had might not have been living which we call civilization con permit for one' year to allow i DOOR PRIZE IPat Thomas weighs 491 pounds F a t Thomas then got another puffed on his Ehigllsh Ovals. He ahto of John L. Lewis, Simple servlcee planned for from 7:80 to 9:30 p.m. The en enough for the making of all the points tinues to strengthen itself among us. couldn’t wait. to 1942, Xtoited States forces Armistice Day in Manchester sign larger than permitted on now and he could break a fork big chancel Julian Koenig, the the southeast corner of Pleasant tire program wlH be repeated that might have been made on either The question, in any referendum on lift truck. adventuring agency man, film The camera crews could. surrounded the Algerian city ■with talk by the Rev. Dr. Fred four times in earii room so that Register At Mott’s—^Manchester Courtesy Booth of Oran. R. Eklgar entitled ‘Today’s Vet Valley Rd. and Tudor Hill Rd. side. this topic, usually divides human beings F at Yhomas had a button- ed a beer commercial with Every few minutes, there waa Walter Chesky, 180 Northview parents may ■visit all class a breedc for some reason or oth In 1948, the UN. relief and eran.’’ Aside from what any particular set of into two classes, those who are able to do'wn haircut, done with a ra Fat Thomas the star. It was a Dr., to allow a sign larger than rooms. Principal Hilda Mona great commercial and would er. This was the first night and rehabOatation administration W. George Glennoy, first candidates may choose to make of a think with satisfaction of the state, their zor. His msinicured fingernails permitted at 19 Oakland Rd. ghan extended a welcome to all have made F at Thomas there was confusion. was e n s i e i . president of Manchester Trust parents interested in becoming preaidattlal campaign, however, we agent, exacting the penalty of life it glistened. He had blown $12.50 Co. and its board chairman John E. Aresen, 32 Clinton Dr. wealthy. But the National As The taping dragged on. It ' Ten Tears Ago io allow construction of a garage more familler with the teach self from some evil and guilty individual in the Park Sheraton Barber sociation of Broadcasters, that was dragging at eight o’clock. since 1947, resigns as director think the campaign should be viewed Shop. He was glad to do it, be Peiping radio charged that closer to the sideline than per ers, curriculum and schedule at DOUBLE S & H STAMPS and, on the other side, those who feel censors commercials, refused to At 9:30, it crept. F at Thomas U.S. military planes had in and chairman of board of bank BARGAIN frankly as something in the nature of cause the barber let him use the mitted al the same address. the school. in themselves a guilty touch of the approve the one with Fat had coffee and talked to Geor truded over southeast China in and la succeeded by Walter P. Norman M. Petersen, Deming Refreshments will be served an arduous ordeal through udilch each same chair Albert Anastasia ITiomas. gia Brown. He was still smok Gorman. murderer whenever the state, aa their reply to a proteet against the EV ER Y W ED . candidate nuvit pass. That length, sat in when they shot him a lit Now, after months of patient ing a cigarette at 9:46, when a communists shooting down an whidi may seem wasted and pointless, agent, takes life. tle bit. waiting, came Saturday night filmed Interview ■with Madal3m American plane on Nov. 7. Some of us feel one way, some an The celling lights played on and the Les Crane Show. Murray, the athedst, waa being is also a diallenge and a teat The pres Five Tears Ago other, and a vote, on the question, is Fat Thomas’ face. It had a So on Saturday night. Fat shown. A Thought for Today sure, which seems so heavy and ex thick coatliig of television Thomas arrived at the new stu Hie government warned that usually a registration of feelings "Get two chairs but there for some of the 1958 and 1959 SHOP hausting, also inevitably measures the makeup. Here and there, the dio ABC built for Crane. It Fat Thomas," Les Crane was Sponsored by the Manchester SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE TUES. and WED. man. rather than a reflection of logic. Out in makeup was streaked. Every consists of a white-carpeted cranberry crop had been con CouneU of Churches saying. "He goes on next.” taminated by a chemical weed However pointless it may seem, the Oregon, the number _of people who do body tried to remove-the make circular stage for Crane and his "My man," F at Thomas said. killer. 08 »4AW<«€STEP MOTT’S “TENDER-TRIM” presidential campaign always has one not want to be even a little part of the up throwing Scotch sours into guests. Bleachers rise around it Then he looked around. The “I believe in God, I believe with Automatic Reductions murderer themselves has now grown his face. It didn’t do the job. and go up high. Fat Thomas combination of lateness and One Tear Ago there Is a God, I believe In soma point It inevitably demonstrates how a Fat Thomas sat and dumped thought it would be great. Two disasters struck Japan greater than the number of those who Mrs. Murray, the atheist, was greater power.” This Is the re man who claims to be ready to run the drinks over his head and they At .7 p.m., the bleachers were having a strang reaction. The — more thisn 300 were killed in action of many people today. nation will actually run the more lim can still salute with their own feeling of ran down and streaked his tele packed. Fat Thomas sat in the audience left the bleachers in a coal mine explosion and a This is good. But an even larg Manufacturers are continually "dropping" patterns. train wreck — at least 171 died ited buslAess of a campaign. grim righteousness the state-inflicted vision makeup. back, with Tom Poston, Milt pairs, then in threes and fours, er response God expects and CHUCK We find ourselves with an odd piece or two remaining cold blood death of a proven murderer. Kamen, Terry Thomas and and, finally, by rows. in the blast and about 130 Ip Does he, in this campiUgn preview, Now he was stretr^ed out on tha Wreck- that Is that we love Him. "Love others. He Couldn’t wait to go .‘There’ll be nobody left,” Fat the Lord with all your heart and from former Open Stock groups. Odds and ends are show consistency and Judgment and the floor and he was going to on. Fat Thomas’ personal dra be the day porter's nroblem be- Thomas yelled. He got up and Today's Blrtlidays all your soul and all your mind.” always turning up in our warehouses and display floors. lb temperamentr Can he handle his role? matic coach, h^ss Georgia ran over to the people. "I go t*»,^ Veteran comedian Ed Wynn Rev. Walter L. Abel ^ -cause it was 3;30'Sw day morn Bro'wn, was with him. She is a All these things go to The Bargain Shop, so there are Does he function, in his campaign, as a ing and everybody was going Is 78. Channel swimmer Flor Our Savior Lutheran CSiurch bookmaker's daughter from (See Page Seven) ence Chedwlck la 46. Wapplng STEAK willing figurehead of motivational re Free Buses Re«tl Public Servlw home. Another disaster in the always new things to see. New prices, too, every searchers or campaign brain trusts, or career of Fat Thomas, reformed / week because things are reduced automatically week does he hpve a mind and judgment of Thirteen downtown business interests, bookmaker, was at an end. alert to todays shopping habits wd ly y. if they last that long! So to keep abreast of the LEAN GROUHU KEEF a. 49c his own? Does he anticipate troubles, or practices, now provide free bus sendee Earlier, at nightfall Satur do they catch him on a blind aide ? Just in the area of their operations. Under day, F at Thomas had his great bargains, make it a habit to visit The Bargain Shop est night in front of him. He F i s c h e t t i how large in spirit la he ? How does he a system broadened last week, few mid- regularly. How about tomorrow? stood, resplendent in his size 64 Swift's PrBiniuin Sliced Bacon S9e react to reversals? Does this man who town stores are more than a block or two from a free bus shuttle. Ivy League suit, on the set of would control a nation manage to oon- This service of a free bus from 10 Les Crane Show. This is the trol himself? Is he poised and mature in a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays through NSat- big new nighttime program 8 9 2 % , /''iif.. Seatpod Deparfmenf the arena? ^ urdays, is an expansion of a system which begins on ABC tonight. Most American voters like to try for esUbllshed by Malley’s early in 1968 On Saturday night, the Lea $243.00 Six Pine Queen Anne Dining Chairs, upholstered seats, two when it moved from Chapel and Tem Crane show held its first tap FRESH SWORDFISH a. S9c answers to such questions on the basis ple Streets. To make it easier for cus ing session. F at Thomas was arm and four.side; six chairs for ...... - ...... 175.80 of their own observation and study of tomers to reach its new location after boked to be on it. He was going $59.95,Modem Armless Sofabed, beige textu red ...... 47. the candidate. They like to try to guard getting downtown, Malloy’s provided to establish himself, at last, as $99.00 Twin Metal Bed, link spring and mattress, 3 pcs...... 80.80 against the possibility tta t they are free bus transportation over Church, a public personality. With' this, The Innerbed Story $118.95 28” Round Modem Walnut Drum Table, formica top 23. Chapel, Temple and George Streets. he could enter innumerable Tht Milk That Mod* Conn. Hlihf/ merely buying some advertising agency When Macy's opened in late September $229.00 90” Modem Sofa, foam cushions, sage green ...... 190.75 HALF image. honest ventures. A bar with his $129.00 Swivel Rocker, foam T-cushion, tan p lastic...... ^ .. .104.40 CONN. APPROVED HOMOGENIZED it joined in this bustomer service. name on it. A high-priced sell It's a well proven fact that Eclipse In- 40 < aw for the quadrennial ordeal. With the Retail Division of the ing job. A ■whole new life. Fat nerbeds can serve as congenial hosts for $95.00 Wing Lounge Chair, foam cushion, box pleats, pumpkin 60.20 GAL. We think voters should want to keep it, Chamber of Commerce showing the Thomas asked a set girl to the sleeping coipfMt of your overnight $69.50 3 pc. Twin Size Bedding Outfit, plastic headboard, box spring Vitamin D way, the route covered by free J>uses top, la order to be sure they have bring him a mirror. He looked guests, as well as your ^ ly servant as and m a ttre ss...... •• • 54.88 has been expanded north to Grove at himself. He was beautiful. GALLON ampleat opportunity to measure the Street The circuit is now Church, a sofa. The Innerbed is built to stand $44.50 Danish Modem Mahogany Night Stand, one drawer .. 34.20 77 * candida tes. We would urge candidates, Grove, Temple and George S t ilt s . The makeup man downstairs $59.50 Full Size Mahogany Bed, matches ab ove...... 45.70 had done a fine job. Fat Tho this duo-purpose use. Made from choice tor their own welfare, to try filling in Service on this loop la offered every six $399.00 90” Tuxedo Sofa, foani cushions, box pleats, gold . . .210.30 MILK Plut minutes. mas put down the mirror and kiln-dried hardwood; scientifically de the tlm MTith some real discussion of $59.95 48” Rectangular Cherry Cocktail Table, one drawer . . 50.70 This is Indeed a public service. The sat down to await his stage call. signed coil spring back construction; lasuea. In which case they would sudden participating merchants, banks and His new career was a few feet deep coil spring seats layered with $34.95 19>/2 X 291/ 2” Modem Walnut End Table, formica top . . .13.75 WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD AAANCHESTER ly diseevar it is a very abort time for savings and loan groups are meeting away. shape retaining cotton felt; link spring $184.00 Wing Love Seat, foam cushions, box pleats, arm caps, It was a debut that was a Corner Prospect Aw. and Bouknrd 1264 Albany Avt. SD7 Middtt Turnplkt EuH a real campaign. the approximate 827,000 annual cost of mattress foundation; and the famous j’ed homespun cover ...... 165.60 the shuttle service. long time in coming. Some WETHERSFIELD WILSON IRISTOL months ago Fat Ttyothas, upon ^ lip se innerspring mattress. Gomes in $89.00 Modem Low-back Lounge Chair, foam cushion, beige 82.80 The sponsors know that people today 160 S ilas Otane Hwy. Corner Jordan Lam 280 Windsor Avt. S29 Farmlnyton Avb. refer riding to walking. A walk of a announcing his retirement ps a you choice of cover. Intriraed? See the $89.00 Modem High-back Lounge Chair, foam cushion, brown 62.40 elock OP two might discourage a poten- bookmaker, was asked to go on many Innerbed styles at Watkins tinnor- $328.80 5 pc. Pine Dining Room, 48” Round extension table OPENNIGHTDt MON. thru SAT. I l l I la c tp t Albany Ava. W ID .tlw iiS A T .H II Two Managed Agricultures tW shopper. With free bus service at' the Tonight Show on NBC. The i;/. row. Model ehow $239. Others fttan with two 12^’ leaves, 4 ladder back side ch airk ...... 288.10 theu)e ourb, shoppers wwiU be attracted.' NBC lawyers, however, were J isoaiy s lOtfuabciMV boro the stamp The participating' 'Jng biisinass interests not quite ready fo r’-Fat' Tho $119.50. nd nputattca cT a llbsraliaation cV are making the slojslogan "There’s More mas. With oiUy aa -hour or as - kMriw li6l ki cpsipariaoB to what it Ikiwntown” ----- moreJ meaningfuL me All down befote show time, they ruled 938 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER - TELEPHONE .643-5171 town will benefit from their initiatlTA— ad ^asa Stalin, mast Alnavicaha' him <^. t|^-ahov..Fat.’thomM NBW HAVBN RBOISTSIR «. want out and had a drink. Ha A V m A w m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1964 PAG I^ M I N I r m ETENING RE^LD. MANCHESTER. OONN« IHONOAT, NOVEMBER 9. 1 9 » '* 1^ Hunting Mishap beagle. tal. He suffered shotgun pellet Rockville Arrested Sunday and hqld on wounds of the face and chast. tlaUlft StBchhifi Martin Sending to Board PATCHOGUE, N.Y. (AP) — a charge of felonious assault Police said Hitmlln acciden 12th Cirenit Assembly M eets Tomorrow was Salvatore Vlscusi of Farm- TnHMM — Bdtt O bituai’y TV 'Radio T onight A (18-year-old hunter has been tally wounded Vlacusl’s dog and Proposed Salaiy Increases Ingville. then put the animal out of his Court Cases To Study Reappb^onment RevisedWorks Program accused of wounding another Ronald Hamlin, 22, of Corona, .misery. This enraged Vlsctlsi, ARTHUR RRUI ^ilgiim Fellowship Offers M r* Louli Mmumc hunter after the latter acxiden- {Queens, was reported in gdod they said, and he .tmned his 12- Mrs. Obslina kfonaoo, 79, of tally shot and then killed his' (xmdition at Brookhaven HospI gauge shotgun on Hamlin. MANOHBSTER 8 B8 SION Jl. revised six-vear capital ton-# 1. A. reducUoil from 9800,000 May Bring Political Batde Television dal Chiireh Plates at Fair (Cowtinned tram Page Om ) ^ In prevknia tpeelal seMionB 122 norenee St, wife of Louis A revised six yspr cap $138,000 for major highway Harry Apraham Jr., 21, of there has been agreament by MCnaoo, died Saturday at her provements program for tha and storm sswer projects. $ •B B aA T im ikA *^ TV WbtoJt F«Mt (S'M PLRTB LitoTINO Hartford, waived examinatldn Trith a plan meeting criteria party leaden to limit items to home after a long Illness. town—cutting by one-half the 2. EUmlnsution of a $10,000 A major poUttoal battla ap-Moven and one-half month pe- this morning to charges of for tars to the oinng ovor salary rtod. nsater s:OU (84) Tbs ftsaco Cbef 8p«etel FirM OongrsKatioiuiI^nt^Rtusak, Heidi Small, Robert Mt down by the court. b e ' oonUdered, to ward o ff a Mrs. Monaco was bom Oct dollar value of projecU plan itom for developing the Lsmrie 8:00 gery and breaking and entering Screases proposed for amirioy> The police lieutenant would 1%^ (U) rve Oot A B tcrt Cbiirch platea win be avaUable Walla, Alyria WUey and Cheryl flood o f bills. 14,1888 in Saza, Italy, an^ lived ned during the current fiscal farm, which has been given to oiv 8:8U (84) Build s Schooih^e Wirts. Judges wars Maury with criminal Intent and was The governor said this morn The first bill for this special In Manchester 45 years tea In the new city budget. receive a $800 raise, also pro Movie (8-80-40) No Time for 8)(U. church's Senior Pll- year—will be submitted to the the town, as a park. The city’s budget was unveiled I « t the “ Ooren* Cohn, Don Fridahal, J;obn Wil bound over to Superior Court ing he has no plans to meet session was put Into the hopper She was a communicant of rated. (83) ‘Top 13 Plus Oae (U> Apdy OrUfIth board of directors by General S. Elimination of miscellane last Monday at a city council (M) Build s Schoolbouss 8:00 ( 24) Intemst'l Magaslne , Country Fair" from 10 a.m. liams and Mrs. Donald C. at Hartford for trial. with leaders before the seesion this morning by Rep. Dominie fit James’ Church, and a mem Manager Richard Martin to ous school projecU totaling Mfs. Ethel Pease, city clerk, Marly Show Judge Stsinley Yesuklewicz ber of the Italian American So ^ meeting. Ihe proposed raises defended the prapoeed ealary (10-23-80) Jonathan Winters toT S p.m. Nov. 14 In the church Smith. Mra. Maury Cohn was convenes, but said he had his J. Badolato (D-New Britain), morrow night. $68,800. Remaining is a $48,060 Larsmir (O) set bbnd at $500 In the case. Un ciety. did not come to light until Utter increeses. “There have been Weather (S-3()-4U) Wen^ and Me vestry. The PF la one of the chairman, Mrs. William Coop, "entire morning free," and “If authorizing the treasurer to re- The proposed program calls item for renovation of the Bent In the week. • Jlu______S )Ctab Bouse nombar of groups of the church able to post bond, Apraham was imbune towns for any coats for Suridvors, besides her hiu- raises every year,” she said, (MIS) Lucy fnow co-chairman, aaalated by Mrs. they’d like to come In, I’d love for about $210,000 In expendi ley School heating smteu. The budget, becatise of con 8:80 (t) Wslter Cronkite (U) Subscription TV havlnc booQia at the affair be- Dudley Ferguson. taken to the Stats' Jail at Hart to talk to them.” nominating priiftaries and elec band. Include three sons, Peter "and we stUI are not up to (34) What's New 8:80 ( 8-13) Many Happy Returns tures during the current fiscal 4. A evritch of $28,000 eched- solidation of the town’s govern (l<>CI-au> Hun* >-'-Mnnklsv tn( eponaored by the Friendl' Troop Members listed ford. The last time a special ses tion o f redistricted General As Monaco and Enrico Monaco, year. The six-year program uled in last year’s program to some of the town’s salaries." (8-3U-4UI Blnz Crosby The blndover marks the sec both o f Manchester, and Sebas ment next June 1, Is toe seven Alderman Richard McCarthy, (8) OaiIsM Men 10:00 (34) In BdMol Preview Circle. y Girl Scouts of Troop 5028 sion met to consider reappor- semblies, as well as election of prepared last year Included be used to develop Globe HoDow and one-half months. (U)■ Newsbsot <8) Richard Diamond Mrs. Wesley B. Hill is gennal ond of three coriH>anion cases tian Monaco of Italy four chairman of the city's Finance 4:48 (Sill Run CoehrsB patrols established with leaders tlonment. last July, the gover a constitutional convention. $448,600 In expenditures for park, now to be used for "m is Included in the figures are < S-SC^) Bee .Casey flhairman of the fair to lie set involving breaks Into the Glazon The 1963 General Assembly daughters, Mrs. Joseph Cooney, (Committee which preaented the 7:65i ( I)» Movienone (13) filattary'a People first and members follow; PugBley nor recalled, he met with lead both education and general cellaneous town Improvements. " '(IS)(IS) SubscriptSubscrlMion TV up under an Barly American Corp., Tolland Tpke., Sears Mrs. Albert CalVe and Mrs. ralMS of $1,000 each for the budget, said, "These raises (10-32-80) Hitchcock P u n c h e r’s Patrol, Candy ers after the brief initial dty’s has already proved one of the town projects. One Item has ben added to Head of the department of pub (84) Sp rit of Freedom 10:8U (8) Survival theme. Roebuck Parkade Store, and would have gone in under a full <18-33-89^) NNewt: Sports; Holmes, leader; Andrea Lear opening. '■ ■ hardest-working, at least in Bruno Monaco, all* T. Manches » #. The planned $210,000 would the list projects scheduled lic works and the Q ty Clerk. 11:00 ( 8-10-23-80) News; Sports: ■"'i WB GIVE / A special fishpond will be Cook’s Service Station on E. ter, and at term. The raiaee have been con Weather National ned, assistant leader, and Clndl The governor received' today days on the job, in history. Mrs. Peter Portante o f , require commitment -of all the for this year — a $18,000 rm o- They would be paid on apro- (80) Man Urdei Market Weather available for ch ^ ^ m , with the Middle Tpke. Royal Isham Jr., from Tyler Patterson, GOP, It was called to a on^hour New Britainitaln a sister In Italy; jnoney now In the town capital sidered long before consolida 11 ;U (80-40) L«s Crons Crane, Susan Peterson, Mary vatlOn o f the M u n le l^ ftiild- rated basla tor th« short-term (10) Movie (1 0 « ) Ton'sht (C) Senior Ptl|rrim yFeilowship in Jane Morgan and Sharon Gale, 21, of 136 Biesell St., was bound House majority leader, a formal special session right aftir ad eleven grandchildren and five improvement fund. Town Dem- tion was approved." 7:18 (SO) SporU Csmers Stores Ing heating system. General fiscal year. (82) Msas HizhUfhU (13) Chris CUrk charge- members. over in this court on Nov. 5 on invitation to address the As journment in June 1963. to cor great-grandchlldren. | ocrats, who retained control of "A number of raises were II'30 11'’ ) Nnvit other b o o ^ will b e : The Manager Martin will ask the The city’s treasurer will get a T:80 (18) To TeU the Truth (3) Movie Also, Green Grasshopper Pa break counts stemming from sembly. rect an oversight—failure to The funeral will be held to-, y,, town government at an lump sum Increase. Thia year, planned when we made last (^Mfo-40) Voyage to Bottom of Kountry RKEchen snack bar, GOP and Democratic jiarty board to allocate the money for yearirf budget," McCarthy con I 11:80 (S3) Tonight (C) trol, Trena Gale, leader; Judy the Sears break and another at appropriate funds for aid to ed morrow at 8:18 a.m. from the election in October, have pledg- the treasurer received $1,500 for ( 8) Lea Crane Mrs. A n w d E. Carlson, chair the 'VFW Home on E. Center chairman A. Searle Phuiey and ucation. ' W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 that project tomorrow night tinued. "Last year, some of the (23-80) 90 Bristol Court. Paquin, assistant leader, and ed to put about $61,500 of the Because the dollar value eT his work. His proposed salary (34) Compleet (lerdener I 1:00 ( 8) Gale Storm man; Mother’s Oven of baked St. A third copipanlon, Freder John M. Bailey are both expect It was call^ to a four-day Main fit, with a solemn him Improvement fund aside and city's personnel received small Beverly Carlson, Robin Boyn projects scheduled during the for the seven and one half foods^ Mrs. Frank Kristoff and ick J. Girouard. 21, of 158 Birch ed to be at the (Japitol tomor session again late last spring to Mass of requiem at 9 at S t apply It to next year’s town pay increases with the Intent ton, Charlotte Bradley and present fiscal year has been out months would be slump s\un M r ^ Dudley Ferguson; Glfte 3t., arrested for being Involved row. redraw the congressional dis James’ Church. Burial will be budget. that we would provide another Sheppe of handmade items, Mrs. Barbara Stultz, members. — and because the number o f payment of $2,000. Busy May Flower Patrol, in all '^hree breaks, is awaiting Governor Dempsey said there trict lines. in S t James’ Cemetery. If the Democrsktlcally con The city’s Tax Collector re raise based on job perform' Floyd Wass; Wee Frocks at doll have so far been no discussions And it worked from late Friends may call at the fu projects needing doing wUl be R adio Candy Dlnsmore, leader; Laurie court action here and a viola' trolled board of directors car ceived a lump sum payment of ance.” 'Clones, Mrs. Leonard OUlon, on possible limitations of the July until early September in neral home tonight from 7 to 9. that much further delayed — Rose, assistant leader, and Deb tlon of probation from previous ries out the party’s pledge. It $2,500 this year. The proposed Republican leaders are with (This listing Inolodes only those news oroadb^ts 0 t 10 or 16 and Attic Treasurers of white agenda,, but said this will prob a third special session which must put until the new fis the expenditures scheduled for orah Lewis. Pamela Going, criminal counts disposed of in off increase would be to to.OOO for h o ld !^ comment on the budg* ininate length. Some etanoas r»n*v other «itort nev. r-.'sete). elephant Items, Mrs. P. D. Per- ably be discussed by legislative failed' to reach agreement on a Wintam J. Rink cal year some of the projects future years are higher in the Debra Green and Gloria Horth, Superior Court. the seven and one half months ct presently but have Indicated kinson. Lawrence Fortin, 16, of 161 leaders tomorrow. formula for redistricting itself. ROCKVILLE — William Jo scheduled this year. capital improvement program Speak Up, Hartford members. given in a slngla payment. that statements will be mads 12:00 News Also, Flower Cart of plants, Eldridge 31., was given three seph Rink, 80, o f 100 Grove St., Whatever action the board to be submitted to the directors later. The pay raisbs could be f;llti uons Jolui Wafle Mrs. Walter Johnson; Wells The Thinker Patrol, Barbara The police chief, under the 1:00 Oteh ReMaina 12:15 SlKn Off days at the State Jail at Hart formerly of Sy^^tcuse, N.Y., takes when It considers the than on the one approved last I W T IC -lS S t LUMB COMBINATION come an iMnie In the coming ()| Ne«> Blan Ob Fargo of postal packages, Mrs. Munsell, leader; Anne Minlcuc-1 Frances Herron Council, proposed budget, would receive 6:UU News. Weatiier Sports ford after he pleaded guilty to died Saturday at Rockville City proposed capital improvements year. an increase from $8,600 to $7,800, town elections. WBA1 -«U Frederick G. Bissell, and cl, assistant leader, and Lee Pythian Sisters, will meet and Hospital. For comparison, the. planned S.uu Fled Swanson fln.iw 6:?.5 01(1 B"irriwef1 Blue a substitute charge of breach of About Town prog;ram tomorrow night will which would be p ir a t e d dur A t least one GOP leader In $:8o Ntws. Sports and Wennur 7:05 Conversation Piece Aprons, Mrs. W. Bryce Honey Ann Griffin, Patricia Galinat, elect officers tonight at 6:30 at Mr. Rink was born Feb. 25, expenditures for the next three 7:30 News of the World tile peace. FVirtin was arrested Memorial Pythian Hall. not be final, however. The pro ing the abort-term year. dicated he will attend the pub 7:(X) Edward P M om n well. Susan Brown, Pamela Linder on Nov. 5 foi- breaking and en 1884 In Scranton, Psu He was three fiscal years under the old 7:16 Joe EM wards. 7:45, Sing Along gram Is adopted as a guide, and The mayor last year received lic hearing on the budget, slat I » iW ' 6:10 Pops Concert Ohnreh Women Meet son and Deborah Bluto, mem tering a dwelling in the daylight Migntonomab Tribe, lOOR, 'O-.'.iei' • In the wholesale to does not commit any funds. The progtem were $355,000 during will meet tonight at 8 in Tinker Manchester WATES will $2,500. In the proposed budget ed for Dec. L to register objec WINV-lt8e . 10:05 NIghtbeat rorequarter Chops The Ladies' Association of bers. hours after he reportedly broke bacco business. board must allocate money from 1965-66, about $275,000 in 1966- he would receive $2,000 for the tions to the proposed budget. S;UU News. Weather 11 00 News ^ the First Congregational Troop meetings are every Hall. meet tomorrow at the Italian j Survivors Include a daughter, 67, and $250,000 in 1967-68. 6:15 Radio Greater HarUord 11:15 Sports Final into his grandfather’s home. • American Club. Weighing in the Improvement fund for each 6:15 Lowell Thomu; Sparta 11:30 Great Moments In Musle Church will have an all day Wednesday after school at Cov- Mrs. Thomas F. Rady of Rock Under the new program, the Ronald L. K u l^ , 19, of Wap- will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Har project as It comes up. I ;00 News 11:45 Art Johnson meeting starting at 10 a.m. entiy Grammar School with ping and the U.S. Navy, was The executive board of the ville, with whom he made his town will spend $301,000 in 7:36 Invitaton to Leaminf wpiir teit Women’s Club of Manchester vey Ward will demonstrate The major projects that have 6.(ill i.««i ren-' O N ld LB Wednesday in the vestry. g;iven a nolle to a charge of home; two stepdaughters, Mrs. 1965-66, about $286,000 in 1066- Closed Wednesday 8'00 News Mrs. Arnold E. Carlson, leader. will meet tonight at 8 at the how to make holiday decora been trimmed to fit the re Railroads 8:15 L'fe Line 7:00 Ken Grima Building permits with esti Warrantee Deeds breach of the peace. The count Floyd Rowe and Mrs. Eldward duced budget Include: 67, and $295,000 in 1967-68. 8:30 Jerry Gordon i2:()0 Sal LaRnsa. mated construction costs total home of Mrs. Timothy Dono tions. Top loser awards for-Oc Warrantee deeds filed with stemmed from an alleged dis McConell, both o f East Syra Manchester will pay hom ing $237,449 were issued in Oc turbance at Manchester High van, 57 Boulder Rd. tober were won by Mrs. Gor cuse, N.'ir., four grandchildren Town Clerk Elmore A. Turk- don Smith and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Elizabeth Mottes, Stafford Show Profit^ age IVednesday to the over tober by Building Inspector School several days ago. and ten great-grandchildren. 22 million war veterans liv Stew Combination Bernard A. Dion. Ington include the following XI Gamma Chapter of Beta Badore, both with a weight loss The funeral will be held to Hospital Notes Springs: Barry Sandals, 40 transfers of property: Herman A bond forfeiture of $100 and Steep Hollow Lane; Jerry ing in the U.S. today. Amtmg The 34 permltf issued cov a rearrest were ordered against Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow of eight and one-half pounds, morrow at 8:15 a.m, from the Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. D. Gates to Charles Sr. and Brown, Wapplng: Sheryl De- Stock Raises the public and private fa ered the following: 17 dwell Bruce J. Blake, 17, of East Hart at 8 pjn. at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Burke, who Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros In all areas excepting niatern- Mary L. Lundgren of West Garmo, 115 Walnut S t; Carol culties that wlU close in ob ings at $212,000; nine addi ford. when he failed to appear In Miner Friend. 81 Edwards Dr., lost seven and one-htdf pounds. pect St., with a solemn high ,t - Vhere they are 2 to 4 p.m. tions and alterations at $15,330; Hartford, a on Cheney Lane; Mass of requiem at S t B e r -l^ 'j g .30 g and private Staslak, Wales Rd., Andover; servance are the municipal court today to answer to a South Windsor. (ContlBued from Page One) building and all town banks. four garages at $4,040 and four Charles H. Miller to Norman F, The Connecticut Association nard s Church at 9. Burial will rooms where they * are 10 a,m Mrs. Janet Cable, 14 Garden breach of the peace charge. Town Ubraries wiU close outbuildings at $4,250. and Renetta G. Nadeau of Judge Yesuklewicz ordered a The Manchester Messiah of Medical Record Librarians be In St. Bernard’s Cemetery. to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested D r; Mrs. Sandra Ginnia and jumbo hopper, gondola, flat and ail day but the recreation Other permits Issued during Hartford, on Swamp Rd.; Anne new bond set at $200. Blake Chorus will rehearse tonight at will meet and install officers Friends may call at the fu not to smoke in patients’ rooms. son, Glastonbury; Mrs. Joan box-type freight cars are gradu centers will be open. the month also Included nine L. Moore to Frank O. and Mad- was arrested on the night of 8:15 in the choral room of Man Wednesday at the Hotel Ameri neral home tonight from 7 to No more than two visitors at Lindsay and daughter, 321 £. ally replacing worn-out amaller chops for wells, installation of 22 sep- 9. Center S t ; Mrs. Patricia <3urry Forequarter -79' oJIn B. Steele of Manchester, Oct. 2 after he was involved in chester High School. Philip ca, Hartford. The all-day meet one time per patient. units. Also, hauls axe longer on The post office will make and daughter, 11 Goslee Dr.; . tic tanks as well as for 15 elec on Rt. 31; Rambler Homes, Inc. a fight at a W. Center St. drive- Treggor will direct. This will be ing will open with regletrations the average, and trains move only special deliveries; there trical, five plumbing and two to Lloyd D. and Dianne M. in. at 9 a.m. PATIENTS TODAY; 249. Mra. Irene Kubillus and son, 28 faster. will be no window service or heating installations. the final opportunity for new Diane Dr., Vernon. ____ Schlitzer of East Hartford, lot Bonds, totaling $227, were or members to register. All sing Fnnerals ADMITTED SATURDAY: So using the more accurate town and rural delivery. The Coventry Lions’ Club Is 7 on Goose Lane; Chester G. dered forfeited against s’ ; out- The American Legion will William Cotter, 74 Constance DISCHARGED YESTER barometer of ton-miles — a ton Manchester schools, both collecting old eye glasses which ers are invited to join the chor DAY ; Stanley Nichols, South of revenue freight hauled one and Stella M. Rich to Kenneth of-state motorists who failed to meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Pvt. William E. Smith Dr.; Ivar Carlson, 93 Croft Dr.; public and parochial, will win be reconditioned and given us of 120 members. Rd., Bolton; Mra Rachel Smith. mile — today’s volume has C. and Donna D Brown, lot 23 appear In court to answer to the Leg;ion Home. The execu The funeral of Pvt. William Leslie George, Broad Brook; also be closed. Rib Chops to needy ptfsona. Containers speeding charges. 441 Center St.; Fred Rocker, 26 risen 20 per cent from the June on Brewster St.; David J. Web Manchester Chapter of Dis tive committee will meet at 7, Edward Smith of 447 E. Middle Linda Harvey, 245 Summit St.; In general, most stores for these donations are in local before the regular meeting. Mrs. Theresa Hugo, 12 Crest- Burke Rd., Rockville; Miss 1959 level, even though carload- business establishments. ster to Richard and Sandra F. abled American Veterans will Tpke., a member of the U. 8 . Marguerite Bengs, Bolton Rd., and businesses will remain Peowskl, lot 70 on Alice Dr., Refreshments will be served. Marine Corps, was held Satur wood Dr.; Herbert Spicer, 95 ings are about on a pax. Bdwln H. Lawton, the club’s meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Vernon; John Hutton, 28 Ben Lowered rates on big-scale open, 08 wUl ores factories Coventry Manor, and George F. Coleman M . ; Edward O’Brien, chairman of the Bye Research Legion Home. Final plans for day morning from the John F. ton St; Robert Conraid, 88 Oak movements of grain, coal and and insurance companies. and Merle M. Zipfel to John C. Six Crashes Manchester Jaycees will meet Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Wapplng: George Anderson, Program, has returned from a Its annual Forget-Me-Not drive tonight at 8 at Willie’s Steak Wapping: Mrs. Graceila Orduz, St.; Mrs. Marlon McAllister. other cargo to gain or hold traf district meeting at the Uni- and Helen Dietz, on Cedar Rd. will be completed. Center St., with a Mass of re 143 Campfield Rd.; Glenn Gor fic from herge or truck compet Loin Chops House. 113 Pine St.; Raymond Chittick, verslty of Connecticut, spon A quit-claim deed records quiem at St. Bartholomew 132 Lydall St.; Susan Sleeves, don, Blast Hartford; Martin itors, have caused revenues to sored by the Connecticut Lions transfer of property of Robert On W eekend Church. The Rev. Richard C. Hollis Circle of South Method 6 Constance D r.; Mrs. Marie Mattsson, 611 N. Main S t; Mrt:. gain more slcwly. Eye Research Foundation, Inc., A. Sr. and Joan M. Matarazz6 Articles for the Winter Won Bollea was celebrant. Marie DeLusso, Coventry: Da The Association of American ist Church WSCS will meet to derland Bazaar, sponsored by Ferry, 321 Hilliard St.; Mrs. Events with the slogan "Be Thankful to Albert B. Bouffard, lot 3, Four persons were injured, morrow at 8 p.m. at the home Burial, with full military hon vid Hutchins, 52 Oak S t; Miss Railroacls reported last week the Women's Fellowship of Sec ors, was in St. Bridget’s Ceme Mamie Belair, 713 E. Middle You Can See.” ssetion 3, Nathan Hale Heights. one hospitalized, when a mo of Mrs. Bruce Childs, 160 Mc Connie Wassmer, 60 Harlan St.; that the 667,203 loaded cars Robert Newman Is the pub ond Congreagtional Church, are tery. Father Bollea read the Tpke.; Mrs. Martha Freeman, F ' r c s H Manchester Evening Herald Grath Rd., South Windsor. Mrs. 628 W. Middle Tpke.; Nathaniel Mrs. Annie Gleanson, WiUiman- moved the last week of October In W orld lic relations chairman for the torist drove his car into the on display this week In a win committal service. tlc; Frank Motola Jr., Tolland; Ooventry correspondent, F. Dean Patterson and Mrs. Mar Mathieson, Wapplng; Mrs. Mar represented a 6H per cent gain club. rear of a parked car Saturday dow gb’61)qarson ai\d Hammill, Bearers,. all mambers of the Henry Smith, 27 Stone St.: PauUns little, telephone 742- shall Hodge will serve as co 913 Mafh St. The event will be tha Paige. Warehouse Point; from the year-earMer period, CALIFORNIA - fresh, t en d e r Firemen to Meet 6231. night on S. Adams St. hostesses. Frank J. Mansfield Marine Sharon Hanley, 68 Delmont St.; and an 11.1 per cent rise in ton- LEOPOLDVILLE.' the Congo TTie North Coventry Volun held Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 (3orps League, were Martin T. Nancy Wisnowskl, South Wind (AP) — Heliixyptera ranged over The accident was one of six p.m. at the church halL Karen Natsisky, RBD 3, Rock miles. teer Fire Department will meet Danahy, Roland R. Wilson, Win sor; Mrs. Jessie lOernan, Elling ville; Albert Shvonski, East rebel terrain in the northwest weekend collisions In Manches Mrs. Helen Erickson, hoqpltal ton. Railroads .usually hit a sea at 8 p.m. today at Its fire chairman of World War 1 Aux ston A. Chevalier, Pefer P. Cor- Hartford; Madeleine McGrath. sonal peak in October, spurred Congo today seeking 29 kid Court Bars ter in which several persons Town firemen were called out dera, Harry T. Mathiason and ADMITTED YESTERDAY: house. were injured or shaken up, iliary, will conduct a bingo Hutchinson Rd.. Andover; Bar by the grain harvest, heavy new naped German 'missionaries. The Coventry Volunteer Fire about noontime yesterday to Robert H. Holman. Miss Pamela Page, 23 Strick bara Miller, 'Wapplng; Mrs. auto movements and stock build They Included Martin Bormann three persons were arrested Wednesday at 1 p.m. for pa land St.; Frank Katkauskas, 696 Association will meet at 8 p.m. tients at the Rocky Hill Vet quell a small grass fire to the Jean Bartlett, Glastonbury: ups by businesses preparing Jr., s<» of Hitler’s deputy. and four others given written Tolland Tpke.; Richard Daley. Monday In the South Coventry Race Factor eran's Home and Hospital. Mem north of the North Methodist John Mrosek, 62 Hillcrest Rd.: for Christmas. White mercenary soldiers who B r o c c o l i 2 5 ‘ warnings. 39 Edgerton St.; Mrs. Alice Uj> firehouse. bers are reminded to bring cook Church off Parker St. A thrown Robin' Sandenburgh, Wapping; However, observers believe capture dthe to'wn of Ikela less ton, 46 Cooper St.; Mrs. Ange- Meat and Sroduca Pricai Mfactiva Monday, Tiiasday and Wodnasdoy The Democratic Town Com Mrs. Angeline Raimondo 55, ies. For pickup service mem cigarette was believed the Mrs. Barbara Machle and son. that auto, auto part and steel than 2 0 0 miles south of Stanley Events llne Raimondo, 37 Clinton St.; mittee will meet at 8 p.m. In Jury Pick o f 100 Homestead St., is report bers may contact Mrs. Erick cause, a fire spokesman said. 405 N. Main St.; Mra. Jo Ann traffic deferred by the General ville, the rebel capital, said Tunday In the Booth-Dbnock ed in fair condition at Man son, 14 Haynes St., or Mrs. No property damage waa re Frank Wlerzchowski, Crestridge Thulin and son, 61 Bruce Rd.; Motora strike will raise traffic 'V illa in believed the Commu chester Memorial Hospital to Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Maryon Gaff Memorial Library. (Continued from Page One) James Sullivan, 38 Elro St ported. Mrs. Charles Cooper and son, levels in November and possibly nist-backed insurgents original The Second Congregation day after her admission Satur In State ney, 24 S. Hawthorne St.; Cyn 151 Chestnut S t; Mrs. Gloria early December. ly planned to kiU the missiona thia Brown, East Hartford; Miss al Church choir will meet at good fEdth, though mistakenly, day night with a fractured hip. Immaculate Conception Moth Gagnon and daughter, 61 Nike FV)r the year to date, the rail ries. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday In the She is In the special care ward. ers Circle will meet Wednesday (Continued from Page One) Sandra Robinson, 22 Cole St.; Circle; Mrs. Dolores Parker and road association said, carload- Compare These Prices that there has been misconduct Thomas Alberti, 68 Birch St.; sancttiary. by the employe. The case in Mrs. Raimondo was a pas at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Girl Right son, Amston Lake) Mrs. Patri Ings are running 1.1 per cent Sana, Yemen (AP) — Both The Fragment Society will volved a Florida firm which senger In a car driven by her Richard Post, 147 Benton St. New Haven struck a utility pole Pm^a, TroiR Stream Dr.; cia LeBel and daughter, 13314 ahead ai)d ton-miles 6.2 per cent sides in Yemen’s civil war were HNAST husband, Joseph Raimondo, 60, In West Haven. His wife, Bev- Philip Carpenter, 37 Vh LB JAR meet at 10:30 a.m. Friday, in discharged two employes who it Mrs. R. E. Hagedom will be co Main St.. Rockville; Mrs. Aldea ahead of the first 10 months of observing a cease-fire today SMOOTHY stead of Wednesday, at the said were reported to have who was northbound on S. hostess. In N am ing erley, 41, was killed and Blev- W ^dell St ; Mrs Elizabeth Zor Savva and daughter, Norwich. 1968, which was a fairly good after more Uuin two years at Peanut Butter Church Community House on threatened to dynamite compa Adams St. Saturday at about ins waa critically injured. Ihlhard St.; Mrs. Edith year. ' figbilng. reports from the Red RL 44-A to’complete work for ny property. The NLRB found 10:45 p.m. when he rammed in Tickets are available for a Saturday, Patricia Haven, 19. Santoro, Hartford; David Reut- Sea naUon ssdd. V/i LB the church’s Holiday Fair from that the charges were untrue, to the rear of the parked car Harvest Football Dance Satur Army ^Song’ of Pawcatuck, was killed when Rockville; Town Employes President AbduUah Al-SaUal FINAST CONCORD 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 14 at and ordered the employes rein of Lucy S. Woods of 22 Pres day at Garden Grove to benefit a car In which she was riding I J’**’®- Slerbinski, 16 Au- Ex-Mouseketeer said the cease-fire went Into JARS ton Dr., who was sitting chat went off Rt. 1 and hit a tree. | Rd.; Jacqueline Hayman, Grape Jelly the Church Community House. stated. the midget and pony football WASHINGTON (AP) — This effect Sunday 12 hours early. Al- Justice John M. Harlan, who ting with a passenger. Ida Sul teams, and may be obtained Later In the day, Kenton E. I ^^oy®*ous Yes- Collect Gifts TTie Gleaners’ Circle of the may jolt her teacher, but 7th Weds Reventlow Sallal's Republicans, who de : q t 14-OZ church, sponsors of the fair, did not go along with the major livan. 74 S. Adams St. from Mrs. Rodney Dolln, 8 Pion Ames, 30, of Simsbury, was Chambers St.; Mrs. pend mostly on Blgyptlan troops, FINAST Raimondo was unhurt but grader Debbie Greenberg is Louise Chase, 99 Arnott R d.; will meet Friday and have a box ity opinion by Justice William eer Circle. The dance is open to right about the official Army killed when his panel truck col For Mansfield and the royalists agreed to It Pineapple-Grapefruit CANS O. Douglas, suggested that the his wife arid son, Joseph Rai the public. A .smorgasbord will lided with a car on Rt. 44 In Brenda Hopkins, 24 Michael Dr.; HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Form last week. Juice Drink lunch at noon to set up the song. mondo, 12, were taken to the Vernon; Martin and Douglas er Wait Disney Mouseketeer booths for the activity Nov. 14. board should adopt a rule that be served from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Debbie and her teacher had a Avon. The employes of the Mu The royalist prime minister, would require reinstatement of hospital via ambulance along The Sophisticates will play for , Spencer S. Blatz, 22, of Nor Wyatt, Middletown; Harry Cheryl Holdridge honeymooned Prince Hassan, said in a broad 1-QT 8-OZ, Attends Pastoral Parley difference of opinion on this Lloyd, 218 Lydall St.; Mark A. nicipal building have set up a The Rev. Wilhelm H. Wilkins, a mistakenly discharged em with the Woo'ds and Sullivan dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. question recently. folk died in the Rhode Island today with Lance Reventlow, cast his side agreed to the Rush, 147 Birch St.; Mrs. Bonny Christmas box in the hallwaj' heir to the Woolworth dime BTL pastor of tfas Prince of Peace ploye, and back pay, only as of women. The latter three were She contended the army's crash. in' front of the switchboard of cease-fire "for a limited time to Sunsweet Prune Juice the time that the employer treated and discharged to The Reynolds Circle of South Solomonson, 237 Center St.; Jo store fortune. see if the Egyptians are serious Lutheran Church, Missouri Sy tune is the "Caisson Song." He seph Urnuk, 31 Chestnut St., fice. os they have done in pre SECRET home. Miss Holdrlge, 19, and Reven nod, will attend the all-day learned, or should have learned, Methodist Church will meet to Insisted it is "The Ballad of vious years, to collect gifts for ly intendiiw to withdraw from Judge Resigns Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Thomp tlow. is, were wed Sunday in an c meeting starting,, at 9 :30 a.m. of his mistake, "subject, how Both vehicles had to be tow morrow at 8 p.m. at the homo Rodger Young.” the residents of ManSflel ■Yemen." ‘The royalist foreign 1-PT 4-OZ BTL ever, to a valid business reason of Mrs. Ewald Jackie, 79 Kee HARTFORD (A P )—A South son, 107 Lakeside Dr., Andover; elaborate double-ring ceremony minister, Ahmed Shaml, said tomorrow of the Connecticut ed from the scene, police said, Debbie knew It Is hard to win Norwalk circuit court judge State Training School. / Heinz Ketchup Kenneth Viestart, South Wind Valley Pastoral Conference at for refusing reinstatement.” and Raimondo was Issued a ney St. The Rev. Richard Du- an argument with a teacher The annual drive, spearhead that had only one hitch—the the royalists would never agree .,/if's one of our —Refused to act on an appeal pee. assistant minister at South facing two counts of Indecent sor. bride put the groom’s ring on to replace the deposed ruler. the Trinity Lutheran Church in written warning for driving af .unless you have some evidence assault today submitted his ed by the staff of the general which contended that federal ter drinking. Church, will speak. Mrs. Ray on your side. BIRTHS SATURDAY: A his right hand instead of his left. Imam Mohammed Al-Badr. Rockville. resignation. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ger manager's office, has brought Prompted by the minister, the A t 7 p.m. TViesday, the local courts in Philadelphia should John J. Sokolis. 16, of 5 1 4 mond L. Smith and Mrs. Paul So she went to the source, much joy to many of the 2,000 The Republican radio hailed m ost Yoluqble assets have interfered with seizure by Gov. Dempsey said he will ard Pouliot, 36 Apel PI.; a son Rev. Ronald Potter of Unity Lutherans will have a congrega Village St., Rockville, vwas ar Averill will serve as co-host- writing a letter from her home residents of the school, many o'" the cease-fire as a victory anc’ city authorities there of several accept the resignation of J. Al to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leon church, the nervous bride cor tional dinner. Reports will be rested for -operating ’a motor esses. at Westbury, N.Y., to "United whom have no other contact said Egyptian troops woul' Sunshine "‘o 39c thousand publications on len O’Connor Jr. of Norwalk. ard, Coventry; a daughter to rected the error. remain in Yemen until the Ye (m OAl) SALli! given by all of the church’s vehicle without insurance and States Army, c-o the Pentagon In a letter received at the with the outside world. grounds of obscenity. Manchester Educational Club Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pleclty, 98 Some 6(X) guests, including menl army is strong. sub-committees on the building failure to drive a reasonable Building, Washington, D.C." governor’s office this morning, The collection Includes not The U.S. District Court In will meet tomorrow at 3:15 W. Main St., Rockville; a son actor CJary Grant, crowded the Al-Sallol said there was no program established by the for distance apart late Saturday "I know you are very busy O’Connor said, "regardless of merely toys, but useful Items W t wish everyone knew how many Philadelphia declined to act ort p.m. in the nurse's office at and cannot be bothered with to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bradley, Westw(X)d Community Method possibility AI-Badr or any mem SPECIALS mer pastor. Rev. Roger W. morning. He was Involved in a the validity of the charges of clothing and personal ef Baggies ^ “ 39c protests by George Rosenbloom heavy nonsense, but I have an East Hartford. ist church. ber of his family could return. Heinz. The dinner-meeting will two-car rear-end crash on Bowers School. against me, the nature of the fects as well. years we've been in the heating that he had a constitutional Important favor to ask you," BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Missing were the groom's be held at the LaRosa Manu Broad St., near Green Manor accusations and the widespread Supt. FYancls Kelley of the right to a Judicial determination Blvd. Friendship Circle of the Sal she started out. son to Mr. and Mra. David Mc mother, Barbara Hutton, 111 In 10c DEAL PACK 3-LB PKG facturing Co. in Danielson with of obscenity before the publica newspaper publicity concerning Connell, 94 Bissell St. Mansfield School has cautioned Paris; and the bride’s father, GUNTUR. India (AP) — The busineu. It's on impressive record! Fluffy "All" 65c vation Army will meet tonight Then Debbie told about her donors not to send any gifts Mrs. John Lacek, cha uan in tions could be seized. The Dis Police' said Sokolis,'« going them have destroyed my effec Brig. Gen. Herbert C. Holdrlge,------^ ^ ruling Congrass p ^ y has ^ re- Handi-Wrap 'S?27c south_ on Broad St., struck the at 7:45 at the church. Mrs. dlscuesion with her teacher: BIRTHS TODAY; A daugh with .sharp edges, smd said that charge of the arra H nents. trict Court held It could not tiveness as a member of the ter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard hosW uzed in Washington. D.C. I proposals t ^ t In^a btold We've been serving homes and in- The Rev. Mr. Wilkins, i _al pas rear of a car driven by Albert Peter Stevenson will conduct a "I had to name lour service whatever gifts are sent will be But Miss Hutton gave the pair : bornb to offset Interfere with a slate court songs. I named the Navy’s (no judiciary." Guimond, Hebron; a son to Mr. All COLD WATER - 10c DEAL PACK QT BTL 65c tor, will be in attendance. function of determining obsceni E. Scabies Jr.. 18, of 314 Fos worship program. Mrs. Carl distributed by his staff, accord a $600,000 wedding g lft-a five-- China’s new nuclear power offense), the Air Force’s, the O’Connor, a Democrat, was and Mrs. Raymond Bonshee Jr., ing 'to the appropriate age of dHStries in the Monchester-Rocltvilie The Highlanders’ Homemak ty and its holding was affirmed ter St., .who bom Village St, Rockville; Joseph my Boyd; Tom Skouras of the depend on. When you deol with LIQUID DETERGENT expedited hearings on the cases. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rich Municipkal Building will be de Adoption of nuclear wesq>oiis Linda Nelson ir president of 11s, who was not in the car but said she had consulted every on the top floor of a building Cavallaro, East Hartford; Mra. theatrical family; Ronnie L u x 1-PT «-oz m 65c 12-OZ BTL 3 7 c Confi(Jets NAPKINS 2 89c the Coventry 4-H Clovers with However, the court's only ard Luko, 34 Oak St., East that was swept by fire. Fire livered to Mansfield on Nov. Burns, son of George Burns and would also jeopardize Indla’z owns the vehicle, has also been library and reference source — Mary Plccoll, Stafford Springs; 15, so that they can be sorted, LIQUID DETERGENT Christine Glenney as vice presi action today in regard to these Hartford. Mrs. Edward Socha officials said the blaze ap the late Oracle Allen; and ac policy of nonallgnment and ■cmHy, you know that every prod arrested for allowing a person "I have even stopped every kind Mrs. Verna Murphy, Long- wrapped and tagged. In time QT CAN 79c PT CAN 4 3 c dent; Ellen Simmons, secre cases was to announce that it and Ml'S. John Funke will serve parently started in a chair on tress fiusan fieaforth. strain the nation’s shaky econo W i s k under 18 to operate an unin of serviceman on the street." meadow, Mass.; Leo Messier. for the ochool’a Christmas my, he said. • tary: Lynn ' Moeng, treasurer had turned down a motion from sured car. Both mother and son as hostesses. the first floor of the two and The marriage was the first for uct, every service is backed up by 1 T L SOFTENER CORN CHOWDER "I hate to bother you men in 132 W. Center S t; Mrs. party. rinal i ouch t qt i-oz iu src 1-PT 1-OZ ITL 4 9 c Snow's 25c and Josin .Simmons, ~ reporter. counsel for the Heart of Atlanta have been summoned to appear a half story structure and Bleinche Surdel, W. Shore Rd., Mias Holdrlge. Reventlow, a Memorial Temple, Pythian Washington,” she apologized, BERLIN (AP) — Nearly 200,- This is the second year the club Motel contending that the issue in Manchester's Circuit Court 12 ‘ spread rapidly upward. Other Rockville; Mrs. Mederlse Perry] sports car racer and builder, over three decades of full-time, pro- Sisters, will meet tomorrow at "but this means a lot to me. I 000 West Berliners peased has been organized. Mrs. Mi was involved in the presidential on Monday, Nov. 23. am not trying to show my occupants of the building escap Goodwin Rd., Bolton; -Kathleen formerly was wed to actress Jill chael Peace, Mrs. David Strube campaign and should be decided 8 p.m. at Odd. Fellows H a 1.1. ed unharmed. St. Jeto. througb tbs wall over the week FISH CHOWDER Raymond Gworek at 30 'There will be refreshments af teacher up, all I am Interested Mathieu, Broad Brook; Mra. Two Girls Home, fessiond experience bt tiw oN heert- Snow's ^ 29c and Mrs. Maurice French are before the Nov. 3 election. French Rd. was charged with, In is the Army song. Reventlow, estranged from end, bringing to a half mllUon / ter, the meeting. Patricia Backus, Wapplng; the number who have visited club leaders with Robin Potter making an Improper left turn Mrs. Francis Lavinlo, 60 Har Missing 2 Days his father, Danish Count Curt tag Industry. Maxwell House Coffee as Junior leader. last night on Broad St., just Public Records von H a u ^ U Reventlow, long relatives in the Soviet sector Kidney 111 Topic The Women's Home League lan St.; William Kibbe, Elling since the Communlsto raised the Other members of the club south of W. Middle Tpke. He at ton; Mrs. Elizabeth Blair, 173 has considered Grant his foster are Janice Nelson, Cathy of the Safvatloi) Army wil| meet Workshop Slated Police today reported that father. ' barriers 11 days ago. Beech-Nut 9 'SS'95c tempted to make a l^ t turn loo tomorrow at 2 p.m. hi Junior Warrantee Deeds . Spruce S t; Robert Bennlson, REGULAR or DRIP 2-LB CAN 1.92 Coates, Kim Glenney, Marilee Of Doctors’ Talk two 13-year-old g;irl8, reported Grant, like the count, was About 800,000 of the Western soon at the Intersection and col Hall at the church. Mrs. Alvin Theodore Trahan to Robert East Hartford: Mrs. Nora CHOPPED 6 7m OZ jars 92c French sind Emily Galinat. To Open Dec. 12 missing from their homes Fri formerly married to Miss Hut sector’s 2.2 million citizens were lided with an oncoming car Sam nelson is In charge of the B. Price, property at 736 N. Westover, RFD 1, Andover; eli^ble 'for one-day passes dur The club will meet from 1:30 driven, by Henry King, 17, of Main S t day night, returned home yes ton As part of the Manchester service meeting.. Hostesses are Mrs. Dorothy McIntosh, 356 B. terday. ing the visiting period, which 2 *-OXCA)« 29e p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at the 116 Broad St., police said. William H. Prentice to War Middle Tpke.; Douglas Dzen, Green Giant Green Beans mcHiN $ucio u o i c a n 2 3 c Hunt's Tomato Paste Mepiorial Hospital’s noon medi Mrs. Capt. William MacLean, Supt. of Parks Horace F. Mur> ROCKET CONTRACT ends Thursday. Moeng home on Merrow 1^- to Gworek, who was shaken up In ren E. Hubbard and Margaret South Windsor; Michael Daly, Janet Timreck at 37 Llnn- r-Ol CAN 43c cal conferences, a talk will be Mrs. Elizabeth iVlIson and Mrs. phiey 48® Issued a directive to more Df. and Patricia Brogan . Traveling in the other direc Green Giant Gream Style Corn 2 m oicanj 43c Solid White Tuna - cMiamofTHiiu start aklrts. Meetings are once given tomorrow by Dr. Fred the accident, was summoned to Ethel Hastings'. : ' ms8 work crews to etari prepar T. Hubbard, property on E. 16 Hathaway Lane; Mrs. Ann a month at the homes of mem of 20 Deepwood Dr. were both BUNNYVALB, Calif. (AP) — tion, on estimated 16,000 elderly "foott 29c erick Appleton of TufU Univer appear In Circuit Court 12 Nov. ing Santa’s Workshop in O n ter Middle Tpke. Clark, 60 Sunny View Dr.; Ver East Berliners have arrived In Lipton Tea Bags ** 69c Lady Scott Bathroom Tissue bers. well, police said. No further In A $800,000 contract to design sity School of Medicine. His 16. The King vehicle was towed The Central Neighborhood Park, by Installing fixtures, tem Warren E. Hubbard and non; Mra. Barbara Merkey, (he Western sector for a BANTLY nta w IN 29c and test-fire a hybrid rocket The UNICEF drive realized away with moderate fender Margaret T. Hubbard to Ekl- RFD 1, Rockville; James De formation concerning thMr dis Heinz Ghili Sauce 37c Lady Scott Facial Tissue topic is “Acute Glomerulo Girl Scout Association will porary walls and shelves, and to which can be repeatedly month’s visit. more than $115 ^Vith 70 chil damage, police-said. be completed by Dec. 4. ward P. Curtin and Valerie S. lude, RFD 2; Mrs. Madeline appearance was reported. leox lAO 4 9 c nephritis In Adults." Glomerulo meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at stopped, restarted and throttled OIL COMPANY, liic. Pillsbury Biscuits »wiitmiu( omunutMuit 3 ' oicans 2 9 c Keebler Jan Hagel Cookies dren taking part in tiie costume Warnings for driving viola- Curtin, property at 149 Walke^r Saegaert Phoenix St, Vernon; nephritis is a kidney disease. Nathan Hale School. The meet The Workshop, which is sched back, was • announced today by BUENOS AIRES, Argentina him Uwtiv. te rini hblwul Swv MwW< Only parade at Coventry Day School jions were also given to three uled for opening, on Dec. 12, S t Francis Toomey. East Hart Dr. Thomas Detre, associate ing Is open to all committee (AP) — Great Britain has been Wl M5BIVI THI MCHT TO UNIT QUAtrmilS CtfiW w, lw» A TefcMW t u ael h e « 1 iO«« oh South St . Prizes were other motorists Involved In mi will be decorate by emi^oyes Corporation of the Presiding ford: Mra. Jeannlne Welch, 112 United Technology <3enter. 331 MAIN STREET professor of psychiatry at Yale members and registered adults. Personal Notiefs T3ie contract from the Natlon- deslijiated arbiter of the border awarded .to Fi^er Ladd and nor I two-oar crashes during Me'mbers are reminded to bring and helpers of the rec d e p ^ Bishop of Um Church of Jesus Wafiiut S t; Mra. Winifred Rodney Miller, tfle two boys re-, University School of Medicine, ‘ al Aeronautics and Space Ad- dispute between Aigentina and MANCHESTER, CONN, e 449-4595 the weekend. No injuries were Ideas for craft projects zult- ment and will be stocked with Christ of LAter-D&y Saints to .^heehan, 60 Durant S trM ra . Chile over 270 square mllee in turning the largest oontribu- will give a second talk on Nov. reported In the accidents which able for the gjrls. toy8 by the town welfare de Frank J. Sedlacek, Albert C. Arlene Skinner, Lovelane Rd., Card Of Thanks mlnlstfatlon. UTC said, wUl tionz collected, and to Pamela 24. He will speak on "The Use Ws to thank all nelfhhon. lead to development of a high- the Andrea. ^ occurred on Saturday at 12:40 partment.- Sedlacek and Alice M. Staraiqk, Rockville; Wayne McNellly, Foreign Minister Miguel An WEST STREET DOUBLE i*)l GMEN STAMPS Linderson hnd Karen Maxwell, of ' Chemotherapeautic Agents ^len^ds and relatives of Mrs. David performance hybrid rocket for p.m. at Pine and Forest Sts., Mem'oers of Senior Girl Murphey’s order specified that property on Hlllstown Rd. Wapping; Mrs. 'Ca.rolyn McGill, R. Cole, for the many acts of klnd- UO JjA qyr Supw the two girls with similar opl- in Psychiatric Problems." eventual space flight applies- gel Zavala Ortiz, just back from ROCKVILLE, CONN, e *875-3271 at your FUtt National MarkoU in and at 6:30 pin. ob Broad St., Scout Troop 2 are now taking no reservations for use of the Marriage Uoense - South Windsor; Anthony Mc- nees and sympathy shown us In conferencea witii the Chilean leotlons. Hie conferences are sponsor just north of Center St.; and orders for grinders, which will Center Pari( Lodge will be la-, U nd^ Allen Oianti Vemm, Oruden, 43 Jensen S t; Edward our recent bereavement. W® «*■ ed by the hospital’s offics* peclally thank those who sent 'the TM nine-month development foreign minletor, eoid the deel- WWE 0 NE 9 I # A Y HARTFORD COUNTY Costume priaee want to WU* at vM ^rday at 11:80 p,m. on Cen be delivered Saturday. Grinders sued between Nov. 18.and Dec. and Janai McCollum Curran, Carlson, Warehouse Point; Mrs. m u y beauUtul floral trlbutas and ■Ion to jnibmit the dlqxMe to Ham JobnatoB, Sandra Klrouae, medical education and are open pepetam wlU Includa U full- ter fit., just east* m W. Center may be ordered from Mias Bar 28, the day on vdilch tha Work ifo.Portet S t, Nov. U, Trtfi- Emma Taggart 129 Welts S t : carda orbitratioa was a deeiohre atopw Patar Ladd, Mark Martin, Dab> only to resident doctors. fit. shop win be dlemantled. Paul Terragnl, 121 Waddell St; Husband. ■cue teat firings. bara Hurtoau, 756 N. Main S t Ity Covenant OhurdL Brother a m .: t A G I ^ T E N ■ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMskR 9, 1964 PAGE ELEVEN V ,U1TLX SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB PAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB B o l t o n ceremonies. Mrs. Johnson made k Anfwtr toPrjjjjojJj the only speech, after IBS Pushing presenting to the Fredericks Seaside burg church a stone from the old Church of St. Barnabas on WHAT'« TH' i\MPF-«un-n' AOUM 8 MSiiilMUd Budget Curb ISMWMd 41 Monitor Cyprus. Barnabas died a mar MATTER. ^ MouuxrrE 300 at High School Dedication (ConUaued from Page One) tyr’s death nearly 2,000 years 80Y{rtWA«'A ,hEATG tNs! MA R? k n e w a b o u t j ROUGH NIGHT ’CHliCKLE6 $AlO 3 0 ^ «^aessifw«a ago on that Mediterranean is 'ftWLOOK CHUCKLES'\ Mvai biUle Dean Rusk. The President 4 uid ADR «LSEPIN6.' '50MtTHIN6'(t( 4 land. AS WHtre, « c h b m s ,0U t the two key Cabinet members Mrs. Johnson had been given IN 1W KrrcHEi T>AV ABOUT PUm U V k n f 50 Icelandic 1 4 * Senior School peased from ASTH' KEPT SILENT UMbitoDUT* will Jointly canviMs some of the the stone on a trip in 1062 when IT BOUNDED, A aJRGLAR ALARIA 51 Gentlr the ptM ic building commission ON THE ICEBOX. WINNING MNDLETM& I pronoun 54 Thin global military and diplomatic she snd her hiisband, then the. LiKIt A FIRE MEETS WALK INTO ms 1480 bo iU to W ard o f education yes* problems. FWNicAr-m' eUTIGCORBOrr 55 Flrit woman vice president, visited Cyprus. INTH’ NSFARtOUG ISOeoan tint 56Towanl th*^ tenlay efterAoon. About 300 Johnson, for the second year It wiM k gift of Greek Orthodox 4 0 0 .'WHAT ^ AS ANOTHER O F .TRAP/. ITBtod aheltarod aldt townspeoplt attended dedica HAPPeHEO/ ’«OAP U Boredom in a row, is hopeful of keeping Archbishop Makarlos, now pres Hid WILD TMROWGA «- 57 Direction llFinlabM 388aiicn(ok) tion ceramonlea held In the new I t Solution SOBird ISTtirmoa the federal budget from exceed ident of Cyprus. ClAfcS/' iti«n|thAMti 50 Oommuniata lOPotaetai** dOIWlB gymnaMtun. Main speaker for ing $100 billion. SI Dawn goddoM aOectioa Uie event was Dr. Clarence A. SB Roman rood D O W N e pronoun Pentagon outlays, accounting ICatbedral SSDepoaited 42Rttge Weber, professor o f education for about half of all federal adltoutha 44Fhr (cohAl Town Quits Plan SSPaat . ■action drega at the University of Connecti spending, will have a decisive SMortoato 54 Term uaod w Ibni) SlVoao > printora 45 Notion cut. impact on whether or not he SSKngliah river 3 S w a e t ebm j 47 Voided Dr. W eber told the audience For Ice on Court SSFauoat 4 Debater as ii^-ihaped achieves his goal for the fiscal S4Ilemi^e SB* under (her.) ••CMtdbMtt that a school syetean Should year that begins next July 1. appeuitioo oblintion SOPytboni ' (her.) ^ , teach chlldran to write correct A cm tral question in Defense ’The town has abandoned its MPAY. AMOUNT 27 Famoua dty In dtDralned at , 04681369 MONTHLY OF LOAN SSIm teln 6 Fluidity unit directions, to read directlona, to Department planning Is the efforts to convert the Robert l e t ---- - ■ MMr.BttR. 7Land maiaea Nevido Mood 20 Guity wind 40WMCbeo have a oontlnidng desire to cloelng of old and obsolete son Park Tennis Courts Into an $16.75 $300 violinlit 8 Sample 52—— Oeber 37 Winter month 0 Emperor SOUncloeed learn new things, and to make bases, cherished In local com ice-skating area, due to the 26.58 500 eocnmlbnents hv^baMc values. munities but costly in budgetary cost and to the difficulties ex r“ r - r “ 9 nr fT Guests introdifted to the au terms. This topic presumably perienced last year in keeping CASH 36.41 700 dience were thd general con was to figure prominently in the enclosed area filled with 51.16 1,000 Johnson’s talks with M cNa in your pocket-fast - 1 i r u tractor, Jack R. Hunter, the ar water. *On 2 4 month plan \i chitect, Arnold Lawrence and mara. , General Manager Richard bis wife, Mrs. Irma Lawrence, The President, who will enter Martin has given permission to IT iT lY an interior decorator tain President-elect Gustavo discontinue the project, citing Get set to enjoy the hoHdeyel Get the ceeh you went now for shop Ib lS H T ■Hi The scIkxH wafi opened in Diaz Ordaz of Mexico ’Thursday the need of a new liner, at an ping, for psying bills, for eny good reason. Apply at Beneficial FU^LLV. ■ estimated cost of $150-$200, A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMUN DAWN6» nr ST| Septmnbw for Grades 7 and Friday on his home acres. — where the money Is ready and waiting — and find out what through 10. Intends to spend the entire week plus about TOO man hours of real holiday service Isl Two million families do each year. ■MM at his ranch. in.atallatlon time. 1 Norman Prauas acted aa mas During the 1963-64 skating : r n ter «rf ceremonies. The program The President took the wheel L_ L MMHHi season, the Robertson Rink was opened with an invocation by Sunday when.be auid Mrs. John zT sr a W filled with more than 150,000 BENEFICIAL the Rev. Abram W . Sangrey of son drove 18 miles west to Fred n 1_ □ □ ■ gallons of water, which was all United Methodist Church. Col ericksburg to participate in 1814 FINANCE SYSTEM 1964 s r ors WM^ presented by Boy cornerstone-laying ceremonies lost when somebody punctured CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER at St. Barnabas Episcopal the old liner with a stick. Scouts Jack Booworth and s r PM■ H” Rodger Grose. Church. Mrs. Johnson is a Another reason for abandon Leans up to $1000 — Loans Kfe-insured at low coat, member of the church. He be ing the project Is the fact that ■■ The school band, under the di L-M m lt ngs to the Christian Church redevelopment In the North Bonefleial Finonce Co. of Manchester r rection of Keith Groethe, played IT but often, when home, accompa End will eliminate the tennis "America.” Later in the pro 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER nies her to services at St. Bar courts in the near future. gram the band played three MItcheH 3-4156 • (Over Sa New England Tel. Basinen OflM W 42 □ sr nabas. ’The West Side Ice-skating more selections, all enthusiatl- n m r r Johnson seid nothing at the rink will continue in use. cally received by the audience. ♦r ?r 47 n r The band was organised in the middle o f last year auid had RT r8T i 63 performed In public only once, on Memorial Day*. 5T b6 56 Douglas Cheney, chairman of the public building commisaion, (if r M , n A N C i ) PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER s r 59 presented the key to the school ICRGNOl liagnifKI^J WIN 68 to Harold PorchMon, chairman f r e e t r i p t o of the board o f education. [ isceuWAY w T csN isae I Cheney said that he "couldn’t CRYSni SrEMWAK OUT OUR WAV BY J. R. WILLIAMS get away with just saying, WITH RICH PLATINUM BAND •Here It is, H al’.” He spoke of ------This Waak------PARIS the transformation of what ( FOR TWO ) once was a farm Into an educa OPEN ALL DAY tional Institution. OU U r r s t e m w a r e ; 200 OTHER PRIZES In accepting the key, Por- IVETERAN’S DAYt WITH MAlieU COUPON 1 MILLION STAMPS cheron called the new school WED., NOV. 11 the culmination o f the unselfish work of many persons auid sAld that there were nwny In the au dience who helped make the SHOULDEB school a reality. Supt. Philip Llguorl gave a LAMB CHOPS . 69< RIB LOIN CHOPS .9 9 ' very brief speech on behalf of Band members listen to keynote speaiker, Dr. Clarence A. Weber of the University of Con CMOPS a STEW-LAfU ^ administration. He said, "On necticut, at high school dedication. Sitting on the stage are, from left, Douglas Cheney, behalf of the youth of Bolton I LAMB CHOPS . 89< COMBINATION. 29' public building conunissjon chairman; Norman Preusa, master of ceremonies; Harold Por- CENUINE DOMESTIC (a#«. S Don’t delay— phone us to . ^ COPFEE ■ a 3 7 ' YOU GET OUR LOWEST day Find out bow easy It is COMET CLEANSER ’^ 23 IVORY SNOW jiiiii funy. 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But we WE GIVE W hope you’ll do more than GREEN STAMPS just believe us! W hy not fvMM eHeclMreilwu Sot.. IMv. 14th, W«r try U6, t ^ and we’ll prove M o b ilh e a t it. Dillon Sales and Service, DOUBLE TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS EVERY WED Inc. Your Ford dealer, 819 1 ^ St. Phone 64^2146. Miinchester Parkade, Middle Tpke. West(—Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1964 n i W T W E L V E MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTBRi OONN« MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1984 PAGE THIRTEIN Colts Win Eighth Straight, Pro Grid Record AFL Crowd I Lost Weekend for Schoolboy Grid Squads Records Starr’s Runs Pace Packers NATIONAL UEAOUB Watches Jets Lose Eostoni Osaforanoe W. L. T. P et cf^4-4-l. They trail dtfending Hall Tops Indians Croft Stuns East NEW YORK (AP) — NEW YORK (AP)~:.Tsfbefon a record AFL crowd Coach Figured on 50-50 Game, "Sometimes yoa just keep Clevelaad ...... 8 1 1 176 60,800 paid at Shea SUdlum. champion San Diego, 6-2-1, in S t Louis ...... 8 9 1 .928 Tobin Rote, a premier It was the sixth time this sew- the Western Division raoa. trying to get better vision, Dallas ...... 4 4 1 leo starting quarterback for son that the Bills, ( only unbeat- Lamonica r^laced Jack and you take a step and Philadelphia . .. 4 9 e A44 16 professional seasons, «n pro club, hftd como from be- Kemp In the second period and In CCIL Tilt, 14-6 Settled for One-Point Verdict With 8~6 Victory e •SSS there it is — a wide open Washington .. .. 9 9 trying to upstage young hind to win with the 28-year- hit Baas, 'Who caught eight field ahead.” - Pittsburgh ... .. 9 9 e 192 old Notre ,Dame alumnus in passes for 231 yards, with the 9 1 .280 Daryle Lamonica as an By PAUL PILKONIS By EARL YOST Qu&rterMck Bart Starr of Now York .,. .. 9 command, tying bomb. Gogolak; a soccer- Sometimes it pays to take a chance. Croft Hifirh of 'W eston Cooforaaoe Ami^caa Ebotball League ku- The Manchester High football team started strongly “I knew we had a 50-50 Green Bay was talking about per^subT Lamonica passed 80 yards to style kicker, broke the tie early Waterbury decided to take a Chance on rushing for two his rare running which helped Balttmors ...... 9 1 • AM Glenn Bass for a touchdown and in the third period with a 47- and scored first, but was unable to retain its opening- chance of winning,” UConn Detroit ...... f 9 1 .028 Rote, who lost his San Diego points after a first period touchdown against East the Packers to a 80-7 victory starting job four weeks ago to set up two field goals by Pete yard field goal and added a 83- period lead as Hall High defeated the Indians, 14-6, Sat- Countiy Qnb Coach Rick Forzano said as over Detroit Sunday. Los Angeloa .. .. 9 9 1 .028 Oogolak, enabling the BUls to yafder in the final stanza. day afternoon. The setback, all in CCIL play, was the we talked outside the Catholic High last Saturday in the Brass City. The re- Minnesota ... .. 9 4 e A80 thiae-year pro Ja|w Hadl, bailed -<^BUlt proved to be the margin of But Starr could Just as easily out Hadl and the Chargers Sun hold their 3%-game Baatern Di Cookie Gilchrist broke loose on fifth In six starts for Coach<»— ______TURKEY SWEEPSTAKES dressing quarters at Storrs have been referring to what the Green Bay .. 8 4 e A80 vision lead whUe virtually Wil Tony AUbrio’s club. _ _ _ j y victory when Wayne Chance Son Fronoiseo 7 - e .222 day with a secand half passing a 67-yard scoring jaimt in the Saturday Saturday afternoon, min Packers' triiunph might have .K 9 barrage that overhauled stub ing the Jets’ Utle chances. The last minute of the game. A small crowd, enjoying the C gs|'|-gi iVkzri't* fiulled hla way Into the end zone given the Baltimore Colts in the Chicago...... 9 7 9 .222 B ito n Patriots^ who nipped Low gross — .l^ally Olson 78, utes after his UConn Huskies i l C d X for two points as Croft upset born Denver, Sl-20, The crowd, which topped the mild weather at Sterling Field, Win Skein Joe Evankovech 78, Ray Gor had edged Boston University, — ^ ^ the Flagles 8-6. Several hundred National Football League’* The 3S-yer-old veteran of Houston 28-24 FRday night on saw Manchester dominate play don 78. Western Conference — a wide ' AMERICAN LE.%OUB Oino CappelletU’s last second 47,746 'Who attended last 17-16. T predicted the final ■ ^ viewed the action at Municipal Eastern Division three pro' leagues — American, month’s Jet-Charger game at during the first quarter. The Low net — Sher Porterfield score would be 26-26, going -9-tF 11 1/ stadium on a balmy Novemter open field ahead. National and Canadian — fired 42-yard field goal, are second tide shifted, however, when the For Bruins 76-10—68, John Chanda 81-16—68, The Colts crushed the defend W. L. T. Pet. In the East with a 6-2-L record Shea Stadium, expected to see a either way,” he philosophized -Tk 1 afternoon. BuEalo ...... *. 0 0 1.000 two touchdown passes in the ground duel between OUchrist tVest Hartford team scored George McLafferty 82-14—68, as he tried to catch his breath ing champion Chicago Bears 40- s e c o n d half, carrying the and New York Is third at 4-3-1. twice, just before and just af Joe Novak 78-10—68, A1 Calsuna- I f l n 1*O t* 4 l 'Die defeat was the third 24 for their eighth straight vic I Boston ...... 0 1 1 .780 Another sub quarterback, and Jets rookie Matt BneU, 1-2 ter halftime. The Indians, hop after hla third trip of being car ARCJlyAfl 11 gtralght (or Coach Norm Ger . New York ...... 4 t 1 ' Jill Chargers to their sixth straight In the leauge rushing yardage, to Two ri 80-12—68. ried off'the field by his victori ber's club, which had fashioned tory and opened up a 2^-game victory. Kansas City rookie Pete Beat- ing to gain a tie, mounted a BEST BALL ous squad members. lead over the Lions and the Los ' Houston ...... t 7 0 .ttS but It didn’t coma off. belated drive in the final peri NEW YORK (AP)—The Bos 8 fine 3-1 won-losa record after I Western Division The comeback route almost hard, made his season debut NEW YORK (AP)— Tlie Low net — Harold Jarvis Sr., Angeles Rams. had become the private domain Snell suffered a broken nose od, but time elapsed jvith the "This is the best that we’ve ton Celtics’ Championship Ex Its first (our games, and now San Diego ...... 0 2 1 .780 Sunday in the Chiefs’ 42-7 romp Boston Bruins have found the FYank Llplnski, Don Fldwar^, looked all year,” the slender finds itself under the .600 mark The Packers night have been of Lamonica, Buffalo’s sopho over Oakland. After starter Len in the first quarter and, though ball on the Hall 21. Jack Grezel, 61; Dave Mackay, press hasn’t been derailed yet I Kansas City . . . . 4 4 0 JMO Passing Clicks answer. Play once a week and freshman year member remark at 3-4. Croft squared its season right up there with the Colts but Oakland ...... 1 7 1 .128 more signal-caller, but the Bills’ Dawson had riddled the Raiders he remsUned in the game, car Joe Novak, Jim Melley, Jim Dy- and ■with 10 straight ■victories log In winning at 3-8. The dawn- for a few points they didn’t relief pitcher had to settle for ried only six times for 18 yards. In the early going, Manches when you do, make sure It’s ment, 62; Steve Matava, Del St. ed and for one who has seen the Denver ...... 1 8 0 .111 with four touchdown passes, against the Chicago Black Huskies In three engagements, It’s headed straight for Record- staters also played one tie. score earlier in the season. a standoff with Rote Sunday Beathard came on, ran for 48 GUchrist gained only 32 yards ter, returning to action after John, A1 Calamari, John Baltimore and Minnesota each despite another clutch perform an open date last week, seemed Hawks. Chanda, 62. h- too, agreed. UConn, on the ■vUle. It will be back to Waterbury ATLANTIC-COAST LEAGUE yards in two carries and then in eight carries before his long The National Hockey League beat them by one point while ance. TO run. determined to capture its sec Low gross—Tuck Foster, Dick comeback trail after three The (Teltioe won their ninth against Saturday for the Eagles’. the Colts overwhelmed them a Northern Division threw his first pss*. It was In cellar dwellers were without straight defeats, now stands at and 10th over the weekend and WUby High will host the local Lamonica came off the bench Dick Wood and Bake Turner ond victory of the season, but Gardella, George McLafferty, second time by three points. W. L. T. Pet. and directed the Bills to their tercepted. in the final half, the Indians a win after nine games when Joe Barre, Bob Haynes, Harold the .500 mark, 8-3-1, and is un are now just five shy of the rec school. Green Bay, now 8-4, has lost X-Bo*ton ... 10 2 0 AM The runaway victory pulled collaborated on a 71-yard pass could not maintain the momen they first ran Into Billy R ea/s Jarvis Sr., Ed McNamara, Tom beaten in Its last four starts. ord for conseuctive vlctoriei^t Chance had a hand in all Providence ,.. 7 4 1 ninth straight triumph, a 20-7 play for the Jets’ touchdown. only one other game. .090 uphill decision over New York, the Chiefs even for the year at tum they had gathered earlier. Black Hawks a week ago Sun' Regan, 69. It was a great afternoon aU the start of the season. The Croft’s scoring. The senior quar The Packers’ latest victory Springfield ... 7 6 0 ASS Manchester, hampered by the day. The result was a 5-2 'vlC' TURKEY SWEEPSTAKES mark la 15 set by Washington terback passed 20-yards to Walt H artfo rd ...... around, unless you were a Bos enabled then to put together 7 8 1 .589 loss of ' injured halfback Bob tory and the Bruins took a Sunday ton University rooter. The in 1948. williams (or a touchdown and their first two-game winning Portland ...... 6 7 1 .417 Hamilton, relied on the passing week off to recuperate. Low gross — Stan Hllinski, 72. Cincinnati, struggling along then plunged over the final white Wostehostor . OOPS!—Ball slips through his locked weather was just Ideal, Indian without Oscar Robertson, was streak of th« season. 2 9- 1 .250 of Mark Heller and the'running Sunday night they took on Low net — Tom Kearns 76-9— Summer temperatures and sun marker from the two-yard line Starr’s running, an unusuai Mohawk' VoL .2 11 0 .154 fingers as Giant halfback, Steve of Randy Cote, who was also the Black Hawks a^ain and 66, Carl Bolin 78-12-66, Bill the Celtics’ latest ■victim 106- (or the vital two-point conver X-CIInchod Championship. shine prevailing on this first 103 Sunday but the Royals sion and the margin of victory. sight, had something to do with Thurlow drops pass from Y. A. Tittle. outstanding as a defensive line stretched their modest winning Bengston 82-18—67. Saturday in November. The the triumph. The veteran passer Southern Division Grounded is Don Bishop, defensive backer. streak to two games with a 3-2 threw quite a scare Into the The score came with four min picked apart the league’s tough year’s best crowd, just under Celts before going down. utes to play In 'the quarter. Jersey City . .16 ■ 1 0 .909 back for Dallas. (AP Photofax.) The Manchester offense be ■victory. The 13,881 Boston Gar Ellington Ridge 10,000, watched the proceed MARGIN OF VICTORY—Dave Whaley’s toe ac est line for 40 yards in three Newark ...... 10 1 1 .909 gan to march the first time It den fans saw the 'victory but Boston held a 24 point mar Blast averted a shutout when It carries. Two of those dashes gained possession of the foot ings. counted for five points—one field goal and two con gin after three periods but Jer marched 80 yards In the last Pittsburgh Val. 9 2 0 .780 only Bruin right 'Wlng Tommy BEST NINE—SATUBDAY And, it was a great, spine- versions in UConn’s 17-16 win over Boston. He also helped Green Bay to a touch Richmond ,.,. 7 8 1 AOS ball. Halfback Bob Lodi spark Williams felt It. Back or Front ry Lucas, who had 87 points and stanza to get on the scoreboard. down the first time it had the ed the Indiana when he raced tingling football game which scored a touchdown. (UConn Photo by Wollman.) 28 rebounds, and Bud Olsen, Mike Masiuk sneaked ever from ball. A tla n ta ...... 9 9 0 .278 Williams was lying prone in Bob Peck 39-8—34, matching saw the lead chemge hands no who scored all 15 of his points the one for stx-polnta. The extra Harrisburg ,.. 2 10 0 .167 33 yards from his own 36 to the Blaxfic Hawks’ nets, pushed cards. Starr twice left the questiona the Hall 31. The drive toward less than five times. UConn led, in the final period, triggered a point try, ■via a rush, waa un ble safety of his backfield block Scranton...... 1 11 0 .088 there by Chicago defenseman Kickers—Stan Davis 88-11 3-0, trailed 6-3, regained the the conference has already 'been hurt the Boston cause and set Royad rally that nearly pulled successful and with it went the a touchdown was momentarily 77. wrapped up by Massachusetts, a up the UConn field goal in the ing and scooted between Detroit stopped when ^Dean 'Yeleas In Pierre PUote, when Johnny lead, 10-6, held it at halftime by it out locals hopes of gaining at worst defenders for 32 yards during Bueyk’s 'Winning goal came LADIES BEST NINE UConn-Rhody game carries as opening quarter. "That’s the Tom Heinsohn saved th e a tie. tercepted a Hfher pass at the Sally Qrotheer 50-14—36. a point, 10-9, lost It when B.U. much Importance to the colleges way the breaks have been going that 68-yard drive. On one of Providence Captains ll-ystf'd line, but, on the next whistling Into the chords. scored a touchdown, 16-10 and Celts with three vital free There was only one other ser the runs he gsdned 14 yards to Bueyk’s goal followed two by BEST 14 — SUNDAY and alumni involved as the against us all year,” the B.U. throws In the final minute to ious threat to score, Chance hit JOHNNY THROWS AND JOHNNY RUNS—Colt quarterback Johnny Unitas is play, Bob Oetzewich promptly Pete Naktenls 66-7—48. then won It with a fourth pe Army-Navy and Yale-Harvard mentor said. the Lions’ eight and put De PROVIDEJNCE, R.I. (AP)— recovered a Hall fumble. One Dean Prentice and gave Boston riod TD. hold Cincinnati off. Sam Jones ting end Denny Sullivan tor a troit’s great linebacker, Joe well protected in pocket as he gets off pass against Bears. Johnny also ran with Jim Ahem of Providence and Kickers — Wemer KunzU 88- gridiron battles. Wingman Nick Rossetti also play which brought the ball ball, with Only his shadow for interference, picking up 15 yards. (AP Photofax) down later, HeUer crossed the a 3-0 lead after two periods. 16—78. Margin of Victory paced Boston with 26 points and Schmidt, on the sidelines. Noel Kinski of New Haven, goal line from t'wo yards out on Chicago defensemen Matt Rav- The margin — one point — Although playing a rugged had a "hand" in the success. Tom Sanders added 19. within the ahailows of the East Schmidt, trying to grab Starr, LADIES BEST 14 schedule, Boston came within a He crashed through the Boston goal in the third period. East Conn., have been elected co- a cmarterback sneak. Ualle Roger Crocier South. emotionally for our remaining goals, but Chamberlain snuffed San Francisco 24-7. made It stand up, permitting Thit'a the picture as the At a job Smitty did. The 195-poimd the one foot line but three plays er, Rinaldi. SulUvan, Leaoi. Klrot, * • • to a scene, quarterback Rob fullback carried 16 tiihe6 for'82 games.’’ were necessary before Sclp out the threat with eight Ricci. Mlesink, O o tt Harvey. erts lofted a pass on the last only a power play score by lantic Coast Football League straight points. WlUle Reed was E ast ...... 0 0 0 f - 6 PACKER8-UONS — eSaude Provost in the middle season heads do'wn the home yards, caught four passes for 77 Prior to comlng^to Storrs, B.U. Tucker cut off tackle to score. O o ft ...... 8 6 0 0 -6 Jim Taylor capped that c a n Trinity, Wesleyan Losers' High Pressure Games Next play of the half from the Man yards and did a great job of met Buffalo, Gqo'rge Washing Whaley’s kick was g(X)d and that high for the Knicks with 88 TD; Clprtsno, Masink ing drive by plunging the last chester 32. It was completed to session. Crosier, the leading stretch. The Boston Sweepers ton, Dartmouth, Temple, Mas points. PAT: Chance. Cnah. end Harlan Hombruch for a netminder In the NHL, reduced have clinched Northern Division blocking. was the ball game although yard for the score. Less than Moving In Saturday for the sachusetts and Rutgers, beating U(3onn fans squirmed a bit In three minutes later he rambled ■touchdown, and, when Tom Mc his goals against average to laurels ■while Jersey City and Wee tern Dtvisioa While Cadets Win Finale Cormack added the point after, home finale on Dad’s Day will only G.W. their seats when Fischer tried Eastern Di'vlston 84 yards for another touchdown. 1,60. Newark are tied in the South. his field goal late In the final W. I*. P et Los Angeles...... 6 8 Hall waa ahead to stay. 'UUman's goal, which proved The weekend’s results were be Rhode Island In a Yankee Fumble Hurt Paul Homung contributed three Princeton vs. Yale (inference meeting. Although It was a fumbled punt which period. Boeton ...... 10 0 1.000 S t Louis ...... 6 S field goals and Starr a touch Action last Saturday on the^ston did a lion's share of the Three interceptions proved to be the winner, was riie 199th as follows: Cincinnati ...... 6 5 .600 B altim ore...... 6 6 down pass before Detroit finally work in Coast Guard's win over costly to Manchester Tn the In hta career. Boston 42, Portland 9; Jersey San Francisco ... S 7 state college football scene saw last half. The first o^ them PhUadelphla ...... ,4 4 .500 scored with nine seconds left on Coast Guard Academy end its Central. He ran for one touch Saturday night, New York City 37, Hartford 14; Newark Now York ...... 2 7 122 Detroit ...... 2 9 Milt Plum's 23-yard pass to Gall down, threw two touchdown came on the third play of the blanked Toronto 1-0 as Jacques 24, Springfield 14; Richmond Bowling Cogdill. season with a 27-18 victory passes, and tossed for a two- Play at New Haven third quarter. Jim Holloway SI, Harrisburg 3; Westchester over Central Connecticut, pulled a long Heller toss out Plante returned to the Ranger Seretto Class B Champ point conversion. of the air on his own 20 and nets to fashion the shutout and 61, Mohawk Valley 35. MIXED DOUBLES — Agnes OOLTSBEARS — Southern Connecticut finally The win put. the Coast Guard Chicago whipped Montreal 3-1 Pittsburgh, still in the run Claughsey 139—367, Peggy The Colts, who mauled the won a game and gave Coach returned the ball 6 yards, season record at 3-5. Central, BOSTON (AP)—If traditional high pressure foot all the way to the Manches as Glenn Hall made 47 saves. ning in the South, defeated the In Cross Country Meet Bell 144-129—392, Paula Mor Bears 52-0 earlier in the season, Jess Dow his 100th football Vic with two games left, now has a Washington Sharks, an inde ris 133, Rita Meyer 346, Burt tallied 16 points before Chicago tory, and Connecticut squeezed ball games with higher stakes are your dish then take ter 14. The Indian defen 1-6 record. your pick Saturday—Princeton at Yale or Williams at sive line relented grudgingly, National League pendent pro team, 55-0 Sunday Claughsey 146—391, A1 Gauba NOW--- scored. Three field goats by Lou out a 17-16 win over Boston Southern took all season to W. Showing plenty of class. Lor 372, Jim Bell 137, Nick Daum Michaels followed a two-yard I University. Amherst. but Robinson, a ■vital part of L.T. Pte. night. The game was arranged give Dow his 100th victory Hall’s rushing attack through Detroit ...... ,7 2 1 18 early last week when the At ry Seretto of East Catholic 143—371, Larry Laurentzen touchdown sma.sh by Lenny ■ 'Wesleyan (3-4) suffered a against 37 losses and five ties. All four are unbeaten. Massachusetts, fresh from Montreal ...... 4 366, Paul Morris 147—362. Moore. That .score gave Moore Hours before these meetings, out, gained essential fourth- 3 4 12 lanta club, which Plttsbiugh High captured Individual hon 20-3 defeat from Williams, and It was a 24-7 win over hapless belting even-choice Holy Cross down yardage Inside the 10 and Toronto ...... ___4 3 4 12 was to have met, waa suspended an NFL record of 12 con.secutive I Trinity (1-6) was bowled over Bridgeport that did it. South bowl - conscious Boston College 25-6 behind quarterback Jerry Chicago ...... ___5 6 ors In the State Glass B Cross games in which he has scored a will get the feel of the Orange then scored the Warriors’ sec 1 11 for t'wo days by the league 27-0 by undefeated Amherst. ern’s record now stands at 1-6,' Whelchel who passed, ran and ond touchdown from the two. New York .... ___4 5 8 11 hierarchy in a financial hassle. Country CMimplonshlp run last touchdown. Quarterback Dave Living- and Bridgeport’s at 0-6. Bowl turf facing Miami Friday kicked for 17 points, is expected Penn State Belts Ohio State Boston ...... 2 8 1 5 PHII j CO. night. BC gained the inside track The Manchester offense was The game counted in the Saturday In New Britain. to close out with a runaway less effective against a Hall American League as Eastern host in the Liberty verdict over New Hampshire. Eastern Division standings for Pittsburgh, which Seretto covered the Central k m in m u ir o n Bowl after- knocking Villanova \ team defending a one touch Is now 9-3. Connectlcnt 2.6 mile coonie In from the perfect record elite, 8-7. The Wildcats snapped ■ a 12- down advantage, until the clos W. L.T. Pt*. By defeating Portland Satur game winless streak by edging Quebec ...... 12 2 0 24 : . Prized Bowl Package: ing moments of the game when day, Boston, a doormat laist 12 12 Ma.ssachusetts has had feelers Springfield 16-14 on Marty PERFUME Marge Rlccio the Indians began to move. A Hershey ...... 7 0 1 15 East placed second in ttie from the Tangerine Bowl in Or year, clinched a tie for the Hall's fourth quarter, 40-yard 137, Del Brunoli 131. mixture of running plays and Springfield .. 0 6 1 16 team scoring with 88 points. lando, Fla., according to Athle wind-blown field goal. short passes highlighted the Pro'vldence ... 4 9 0 8 Northern crown. And when tic Director Warren McGuirk While Massachusetts already iNotre Dame - ’Bama drive which began on the Mail' Baltimore ___ ... 1 7 2 4 Newark knocked off Spring- New Canaan won with a low of who adds both he and tpe play MERCHANTS — Bill (Thap- Division field Sunday afternoon, that 64 tallies. has captured Yankee Confer man 136-400, Archie Larochel- Chester 20. Weatezn ers would like to go to the game. ence laurels, there will be con The longest gain came on a Rochester ...... 7 5 1 16 clinched It. Seret^s teammate, Am COLOR TV At Yale Bowl — the saucer le 144-376, A1 Plrkey 159-136— NEW YORK (AP)—Notre Dame vs. Alabama— ... 5 3 2 12 Boston quarterback Don Al siderable Interest In the Rhode 418, Frank Larson 140, Ken 19-yard pass play from Heller Buffalo...... Golden, Splaoed etg^itli. Other where the 50th anniversary is Island at Connecticut contest. this is beginning to look like the prize post-season bowl to Walt Bavler. Another Heller Pittsburgh ...... 5 6 1 11 lard unloaded three touchdown East fl'nisner* were Glenn Jor being celebrated - the Ivy Seaton 145—390, Mike Denhup Cleveland ...... 8 6 2 8 passes to spark the Sweepers The Huskies continued improv 139-370, John Morton 141-366, package, but the question is: Who’s going to get it? pass, this one completed to Bud dan 10th, John LaBelle 44th, League championship and Big ing by nudging Boston Univer Sponsors of both the Orange^---- Lundgren for 11 yards, carried after he was tackled In his own Mike Lynch 51*t and Jim Cul Three title will be on the line. Frank Gallas 135, Dave De- sity 17-16 while Rh(xle Island Merchant 149. A1 Heim 136- and Sugar Bowls are drooling at with these not improbable cir do'wn to the Hall 18. A running end zone early Inthe game for len 58th. Princeton (6-0) kept rolling with fell victim of Its own mistakes the mouth just thinking about play that lost yairdage and a a short-lived 2-0 Portland lead. a 16-0 shutout over Harvard this 382, Jack Vittner 363, Carl cumstances — a Buckeye victo Chance, Koufax Saturday, Seretto will at against Hofstra, 2S-7. Bolin Jr. 363, Charlie Ecabert such a pairing but realize a lot ry over Northwestern coupled penalty, placed the football on Jersey (Jity also fell behind tempt to win the ClAC Open past Weekend. Yale (5-0-1) uti In other Ivy League games, of Intricate pieces first must be the 21, and Manchester’s chance In the early going when Hart Cross Country Championship lized Penn errors en route to a 372, Bob Willette 350, Paul fitted into the jigsaw to make it with losses by Michigan to Iowa Cop ERA Awards 21-9 decision. Dartmouth is at Cornell and McIntosh 363. and Purdue to Minnesota. for a tie was lost when time ex ford’s Mario Mendez scored but at the University of Connecti Brown at Harvard. Dartmouth possible The top-ranked Fighting Irish pired at that point. three long touchdown passes In cut. LARRY SERETTO Coaches Like Yale moved behind sophomore quar ' Both Notre Dame and Ala- Hall (14) NEW YORK (AP) —Dean the second period wrapped A majority of Ivy coaches, terback Mickey Beard to a 31- ‘ SPOUSES — Sylvia Osgood 17-point favorites, had a dost Ends; Hombruch, Ravizza. Raw- Chaise of the Ixie Angeles An- I bama (ace perhaps their most call against-big, powerful Pitts sk) and Sandy Koufax of the f Ings up for the Giants. John privately, lean toward Yale as 14 cpnquest of Columbia despite 132, Benton Osgood 135—374, I critical tests this week. The Tack)es: Wltherell, McCormack, Mai Darling l40—358, Kay burgh and won by the margin (. TiOfi Angeles Dodgers, leading Amablle hit Jim Greer with a the stronger team but the Ells the ceaseless efforts of Archie I Irish are host to a rebounding Pratt, 48-yarder and Jim Winston Pete Godin Finishes Fast, must prove it in the showdoWn Roberts, the Holyoke, Mass,, Fountain 128, Veronica Zemal- Joe Azzaro’s 30-yard field gos' Guards: Veleas, Donovan, Good candidates for the Cy Young MORIARTY I Michigan State team which in the second period 17-15. Pit', win. Briley. .Award as the majors’ outstand latched onto two bombs, a 79- or concede Ivy honors. If Prince senior who accounted for ail tis 134, Elsie Sponheimer 130, I hasn’t lOfSt to the South Benders Centers; Sablosky, Glascocii. ton should win, the worst it can but 10 of his team's 227 yards Fred Sponheimer 355, Dick was stopped at the Notre DamC Backs: Roberta. Robinson. Datro, ing pitcher In 1964, each has yarder from Bdbby Lisa and I in 10 years. Alabama goes 16 late in the game. HoDoway, Acker, Sliqmon*, Fumlss. another credit mark next to his an 80-yarder from Amablle. Harriers to Dine Saturday finish is 6-1 in the race leaving total offense. Grinavlch 363. against a tough and bitter rival, BROTHERS N ale 5-1-1 at best. In addition a Brown stunned Cornell 31-28 "This was good for us,’’ Notre M anchester (6) name. Newark rolled up a 24-0 lead I Georgia Tech, at Atlanta Dame Coach Ara Parseghlan Ends: Getzewlch, Duscheneau. Chance captured the Ameri I- Tiger triumph would sew up Big on a 54-yard Bob Hall to BUI JUNIOR GIRLS — Lorraine If the two survive, they might Lundgren, Oakraan. and then turned things over to Pleased with the performance<^hold their annual banquet. The 301 CENTER ST. Three honors. Carr touchdown pass play with Zaccaro 127, Donna Wohlge- said. "The main thing is we ■PaAles; Dotctiin, Hubbard, Dul- can League earned run cham It defensive unit, which stopped of Captain Pete Oodln In last ■varsity compiled a 6-2 record, Amherst made it 11 straight well finish 1-2 in the national won" ^ lea. pionship with a 1.66 average the Spirlngfleld four times deep in Saturday’s Cla.ss A Cross Coun- Ml 3-5135 three minutes left. muUi 132, Phyllis Doster 147— standings. Notre ,Dame sources ' This should .shovV all those Guards' Genttlcore. Roberts, Nlel; past season while Koufax won finishing second to Windham victories by turning back Trinity Blocked Punt 346. have indicated the Irish might son. Bear territory. Despite the two try^Chaunpionshlp at New Bri 27-0. Williams put together sev critics who say Eastern footbal Centers:'LaPolt...... the NL crown for the third touchdowns, Springfield was tain was Paul Phlnney, assistant High In the 0(3rL. That's how much time was abandon! their long time anti- Is no good,” said Coach Bei-. Backs; Cote Lodi, Bavler. Heller, straight year with a 1.74 mark, en in a row for the first time In Hawver, Bomberger, Palmer, Tum- sto]q>ed once on the New-ark Manchester High mentor. its hi.slory by beating Wesleyan, left when BC fullback Don Mo JUNIOR BOYS — Mike bowl policy if a national title Schwartzwalder of Syracuse, according to figures compiled by ran blocked a Villanova punt Tomlinson* 125, Jim Madig|in situation presents itself. two-yard line and twice on the Godin placed 11th after being 20 -.1 . whose Orangemen beat Army ^ Hall ...... 0 7 7 0—14 the Asiwcii^ed Press. five and had a pasc Intercepted in 30th place at the three-quarter The two clubs, according to a and saw it roll out on the 125, Steve Hahn 126, Dave The Orange and Sugar Bowls 27-15 to remain a strong bowi Manchester ...... 6 0 0 0- ^ 6 Koufax posted the lowest Na point. The Indian qualified to Wildcats’ 16, setting up the Cfandall 131—349. apparently are the only ones TD; HeUer (2 yd. run), Hombruch In the end z(»ie. Williams spokesman, never be- candidate. (32 yd. pass). Robinson (2 yd. nin). tional League ERA since Ctarl compete In the CIAC Open OF MANCHESTER winning score last Saturday. with a chance of landing such a Hubbell ofHlie New'York Giants Jersey City has a 10-1 record FLETCHER GLASS GO. foie have collided with matching Penn State, beaten by Syra PAT?: HcCktrmack, 2 (kick). and plays at home next week Championship run Saturday af- FOR AS LITTLE AS un-un record.s as they will this Halfback Jim McGowan cover BOYS DOUBLES — Dick glamor game. They have no cuse, completely crushed Ohio finished with 1.66 in 1933. ternexm at the University of Con Satui-day. ed the final three yards for the Bamington 146, (Jordon Wat strings, whereas both the Rose State, limiting the Buckeyes to Giles Speaks Out Chance’s average was the AL’s against hapless Scranton. But necticut. 6494521 Ten New England teams al touchdown on a right end kins 130, Keith McNamara 127- and Cotton Bowls are bound by five first downs and 63 yards. MILWAUKEE (AP) — War lowest since 1943, when Spud after that, the Giants have Brian Wlrta, named Jayvee **When Ytou Think of Glass, ready have packed away the sweep. Then quarterback Ed 128 377. conference commitments. The Nlttany Lions scored in ren Giles, president of the Na Chandler of the Yanks wound road contests with high-flying captain, will lead the Indians In Think of Fletcher** jerseys, pads and spikes for an- Foley faked a pass and just Notre Dame and Alabama every period. tional Lqague, says Milwaukee up at 1.64. Richmond, which hasn’t, lost In the JV meet Tuesday at New made the end zone on a two- saw their hopes for a national Third-ranked Alabama won County officials do not need Chance won 20 games and its last six games, and Boston. pjher year with particularly SENIOR ROYS — Bruce title strengthened Saturday Britain. happy rc.sults at Maine and Ver point conversion dash. Blakeslee 127, Bob Byrnes 137 Its eighth straight game In beat anything in writing to insure Koufax 19. The D(>^ers’ ace Tliat oould be a preview of the Saturday night the harriers NOW AT OUR PER MONTH when second-ranked Ohio State ing eighth-rated Louisiana 'State that the Braves will play In southpaw ■was sidelined for the (toampionshlp playoff Dec. 6. mont Which closed out by cap "There never was any ques —353, Dick Dey 139—353, Bob absorbed a staggering 27-0 beat- turing state titles. tion about going for the two Hyde 359, Bryce Hunt 142— 17-9. Arkansas, No. 4, overpow Milwaukee In 1966 as ordered final six weeks of the campaign. NEW LOCATION I ing at the hands of Penn State, ered Rice in the rain 21-0, Ne by the leagpue. "They must not He worked 228 Innings, 61 more T Maine ousted defender Bow- points,’’ BC (3oach Jim Miller 361, John Ortolanl 125—353, I a team that had lost four There are some gaping holes in our theory. doin 22-0 in the 72.st and final said later.. The assistants spot Gary Smith 141—354. Joe Ca- braska, No. 5, moved toward trust us,’’ said Giles Sunday than required to be eligible for state series which is now a mat ' games. the Big Eight title by edging night. "We thought It was a an earned nm title. He was the ted something in Villanova’* de taldi 132-12A -367, George Four other members of the BRA leader In 1962 with 2.54 54 McKEE STREET MORE THAN COMPARABLE ter of history. Vermont conclud fense and we sent In the play Cochran 152 181-425. Greg Kansas 14-7. clear cut decision.’’ At a meet Excellent Opportunity ed its most successful campaign Top Ten — Georgia Tech, Loui- Sixth-ranked Texas, beaten ing in Phoenix, Ariz., Saturday, and in 1968 with 1.88. The theory behind lb* Volkrwogen around a doorpost.) to Foley. Originally we were Barbato 138—361, Howie ' slana State, Florida and ^ rd u e Don Drysdale, another Dodg BLACK and WHITE TV ever )7-l) by downing Middle- going to try a- pass to Jim Holmes 130-141—385. only by Arkansas, rallied on a the league gave the Braves » OPEN THURS. NIGHTS TILL 9 • Station W ogon is simple: the box. And our bock door is too big to fit bury 12-0 in a battle of impres — also lost, narrowing the list of late Marvin Krlstynlk pass for a permission to move to Atlantic er, was the NL runner-up with a FOR ASSISTANT SUPER SERVICE ■‘"Inside the box there is almost twi^* through the bock door of a regular sive goal line stands. Whelan." I championship candidates and 20-14 triumph over Baylor In 1966 2.19 average. LARGER QUARTERS and MORE PARKING BUDGET TERMS—4t6 MONTHS Eagles' halfback Ron Gentile HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Ellen hot bowl prospects. os much room as there is in o regulor wagon. Norwich (5-2-1) wrapped Ofiars 142—336, Jan Duperron I Georgia Tech, No. 7, lost to STATION MANA8ER AREA TO GIVE YOU BETTER 8ERVIOE things up by defeating Worces suffered a dislocated shoulder I Only five, major teams were Tennessee 22-14. Florida, No. 9, station wagon. ' If you’d like to just sit back and enjoy and will undergo surgery. 126—350, Beverly Pertiam 128 left with unbeaten and Iintied Now. WKot kind of dumb theory ter Tech and Bates topped Col —351, Jackie Kanehl 153—389, tewed to Georgia 14-7 and • Ideal Working Conditions AUTO GLASS INSTALLED oil the extro room, there are 21 windows by 23-6 in the other Maine State Other games this week; Holy records. Besides Notre Dame Purdue No. 10, tewed to Mlchi- MANCHESTER would give you all that extrg room and both new records. and Alabama, these include • Top Salary • Incentive Bonus Plan and one very large sunroof. contest. Cross at Boston U., Trinity at P " State, a team whose hopes WITH ROSSETTO GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 1*0 extro way of getting to it? Wesleyan, Wagner at Spring- Arkansas, Nebraska and it had wrecked on numerous REMODEL And thot con turn a very routine trip Northeastern (5-3) and Coast FRIENDSHIP — Rae Han Princeton. Bathrooms remodeled, recreation rooms, Idtchen cobl- • Paid Vacations • Hospitalization Plan and So we punched our theory lull of holei. to a supermarket into a. picnic. juard (3-5), both unbeaten a field, Hobart at TuftX, Southern occasions, 21-17. nets, Formica tops, unfinished rooms oompletod, eto, MIRRORS IFIrepkictt and Door) Conn, at AIC, Bridgeport at non 187—488, Carole Page 484, Arkansas is headed for the Princeton moved nearer the many Further Advancement Opportunities One’on the side is 4 feet wide. If you measured it, you'd find that year ago until knocked off In Eleanor Wilson 476, Ruth Sll* Cotton Bowl at Dallas, Nebras (That way, you don’t have to lose bowl games, had to settle for Central Conn. havy 464, Jackie Hesford 463, Ivy League UUe with its seventh PICTURE f r a m in g (oil types) ther, are more holes than theory. considerably less this fall but The rest of last week's ka is bound to wind up some straight victory, a 16-0 decision Apply In Persoh Only To Manager your nind trying to ongle, soy, a'rocker That's the theory. Ruth Adams 182—460, Steffie where on Jan. 1 and Princeton ROSSETTO want out on winning notes. The scores; Ithaca 14, AIC 8; Borello 459, Dot Mlttep 182— over Harvard. The Tigers can Between 10 A.M. and 3 P.M. WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Huskies beat Tu/ts 11-6 while Southern Conn,. 24, Bridgeport wouldn’t V be caught dead in a U up Saturday at New CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 456, Judy Hunter 482, Joe bowl game. Haven by beaUng Yale 21-9 fullbacj< Bob Cappalona le t 7; Brockpprt 42. Rridgewater Mansi 201, Ed Kodes 201, Bill The Rose Bowl is still up in MANCHESTER / > . OONTBAOTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK tered the -season's individual 0, • winner over Penn. 218 West Center St.—649-0308 TED TRUDON, Inc. Armetrong 200, Charlie Bossl- the air. Oregon State or South TVo conference champlon- MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS- rushiog mark at the school dy 220-208—608, Ed WUson 241 ern Callfcirnla is likely to be the CORNER OF BROAD AND Tolland Turnpike, Talcotjville, Connecticut 842 yards compared to Sid 'Wat<- ahlps were decided. A lah^n Builders nod Oeaerol Oontrootors CITIES SERVICE CENTER When Yon Think Of Gloss, Think Of Fletoiier CANNES, Franc* - * Sugar -^76, Bob Brown 201—552. host, playing Ohio State, Michi aad Indnstriel Oonstrootion HIDDI.E TUBNPIKB WEST son’s old 7W mark. Coast Ray Roblnsoo, New Toric, out gan or ^irdua. Ohio Stats oould 555 WEST MIDDLE TPKE^-COR. OF ADAMS ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Guard rallied and subdued Gcft- pointed Jsan RoUand, Franca, VILLA'OE MDUDBa — JsfkB clinch tha Big. Tan champion- ‘he \ ______^______:______tral Connecticut, 27-18. 10. MlddlsOTsigdits. Southern title by toppina ' MA wI 41 iUfp ^nd tha bowt Md Saturday Washington 20-11.
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\ i Jc VOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, B1ANCHE3TER, CONN,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, liANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1964 P A G E F n m a N Garden—F-aitti—Dairy RoomsWithont Board 59 Apartmento— FUt«— Apartmentto—Flats— Roofing—Sidihf 16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALT and SHORTEN Tenements 63 BoaiiMss Locations Housoa For Sale 72 Hoiunb tFor Sale 72 Hoiuas For Sale 72 Wanted— ^R«al Eatato 77 Prodocta 50 Ttna THOMPSON BoIm>. Oot Tenemaata 63 For Rent 64 MON OONSTRUCnON-Roof- tage StTMl, eentnllY loMted, SIX ROOM Cape, targe kttehen DBLMONT STREET—New on IN BETTER housekeeping con SPOT CASH paid for homes, People In OLAfiTONBURY—6 rooms and THltEE BEDROOM single living room with fireplace, Im- log, aiding, alterationa, call- mcki e r t ie g u sse t p q o m SPECIAL —StrliUy fresh eggi laiM pleasutlY ftatnUhM BEAUTIFULLY paneled air market. 6 room older home in dition — ranch with 6 targe farms and acreage, 24-hour W G eirtREO So IMHA'HOPPEH EXACTLY 1VM WEEUS LATillf bath, 8 miles from .Aircraft, home,' baths, and gorago, medUkte occupancy, $16,900. excellent condition, 1 ^ hatha CLASSIFIED i n n gutters and aluminum I 4 dozen for |1.00; alao, em^j rooms, paridng, O al 149-3808 on bus line, adults or small condlUonsd space, over 1400 rooms built 1959. Quiet dead service. Hayes Agency, 643- SHOW BIZ/THEY THREW HER A KhRE- immediate occupancy, central PhUhrick Agency, 649-8464. carpeting throughout, modem 4803. wbldows. 64S-4863. 64S-0886. pigs for sale, also big one. 122 for overnight and pemaneiBt family preferred. 688-2397. sq. ft., will subdivide, profes end street, 3 generous bed- WELL FEED THAT COST A FORTUNE*** Newmarker Road, Vemon-So. ly located on bus tins. Call sional oras parking. Mun and kitchen,- enclosed porch, new roonu, family size kitchen, The News BIDWBLL HOME Improvement guest rateo.______' Windsor line, . off Dart Hill VIDRNON weekdays 9-5, 649-4681, Bve. Haynss fltrset, reasonable 649- heating system, single ga aluminum storms and screens, Company—Roofing, siding, al- -* AS A tOUVEHiR OF * ^ R S O B !" Road. Natalsky Farm, Inc. MIDDLE AOB widow baa room and weekends 649-1421. 2811, rage. Sensibly priced at $17,- 100x196 lot. 816,900. Wolver REP. POWELL ADVERTISING taraUons, additions and ra> 900. Immedlata occupancy. T. -W YEARS BEFORE THE FOOT- XU NEVIR 644-0804. Open 7 days a week for rent In private home next ton Agency, Realtor, 640-2813. Andover BAN FRANCIS(X> (AP) — modeling of all types. Excel ROCKVILLE— 4 rooms, first FOR UIA8E—BMoOent toes- RANCH J. Qrockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D> LlflHTS.WI PRESBHTYOO FORarr 7-7. to bath with You Can Afford floor, heat and electricity In CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS lent workmanship. 649-6496. tiem tor doetor*B effios or MANCHESTER—Spacious cus N.Y., says he has heard a rii- WITH THIS WAMOHD NIGHTJ Ing room, cluded. 876-0577 between 4-8 MjbfCiaBSTm--8pacloua tree 8 AJa. to 5 P JL .THIS gentleman _ ----- ^ . beauty porlw. 4U Main ttrset tom built home in excellent mor that he might be offered TIARAf p.m. Completely L-shaped 6-room Ranch, ahoded 6 room Colonial In one Honsehold <$00^ but will conzlder others. 649- OotnpieUly raDovated and am- com er lot, in Wapplng, on residential area, ultra modern Ticket Sale appointment' as secretary of Roofing and ClunineTS 16* A Luxury Living! j^ p ir to n g . J. O. Realty, 648- o f Mancheeteria finest sreos. kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths 6813. ' •______ROCKVILLE—8 rooms, newly hill with 40-mlle view. Includes breezeway and 2-cor labor. COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSUIED ADVT. EVEKVTHma In aterUzed re plus 2 lavatories, covered The S6-year-oId congressman ROOPINa — Specialising re Blsfoat new 4 room spiutmenta redecorated, heat, stove, pork- Large living room with fire garage, 8 very large bedrooms, MONDAS IHni nU O A f UdM AJM.—AATIJBDAS t AJM. conditioned used furniture and iriRNISHED light housekeep Ing. on bus line 876-1859. place, dining room, large patio, Florida room, complete For Matinees told reporters Sunday night hs pairing roofs of all Unda. new appliances, high quality- -low in lovely, suburban neighbor IDBIAL OFFICE location for baths, formal dining room, roofs, gutter work, chimneys ing room with cooking fa kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 ly air-conditioned, minimum had heard the report "from a prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 cilities, also electric refrig hood within walking distance at any buSlnees, 458 Main Street, fsimily siza kitchen, 24* living cleaned, repaired Aluminum t h r e e R(X)M apartment, W-6829, 8-5. baths, 2-car garage, foil room with fireplace. Owner maintenance inside and out. perfect stranger in New York PLEASE READ YOUR AD South Street, Rockville. 878- erator furnished. Ladles only. htob school, bus, H u ^ iiu and first floor, heat, hot water. Call the R F. Dimock Co., Is Planned siding. SO years’ experience. minutes from Pariewsy Equip- basement, recreation area moving out of town wontz faat just before leaving’’ for San rm---- ^ “WMlt AAT •!« tekca OVM tto phOUM • Free estimates. Call Howlev, 2174. Open 9-8. 643-6388. kitchen range and refrigerator with picture window and 649-6245. Francisco. oonvntUcnoe. Tthe •dvertiaer ahoiild M d tak ad the FIBST with OB refrigerator, sala Wolverton Agency, Real 64S-S881, 644-888S. RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, furnished. Ideal for working Houses For Rent 65 door to outside. Owner tor. 649-2813. A limited number of series Powell said such an offer DAY ra AFPEAB8 Uid RKPOKT BBROBS la time for the iibuSBKEEPINO room, lady ^t-in OB oven, range couple. Centrally located. 830; 9x15 gold oriental, 835: or gentleman, all utilities, am-, garbage di^XMer. Rent Includes moving. Call 644-1719. tickets for the Youth Matinee from President Johnson would aext taweiHoa. Tlie Herald to reeiMiuibie for o a lj ONB taioor* Avatiable Decemj^r 1st. Cali COMPLETELY furnished 4 MANCHESTER — Convenient series, ipponsored by Regional require "an agonizing deci root or omitted tnaertkw for aajr adverttoemeat aad lliea only 12x15 ruby Maharajah. 289- pie parking, 272 Main S t heat and hot water, tree park Kadlo-T\’ Repair ing, outdoor picnic and recrea room house, automatic heat, ly located 6 room dwelling, BUSINESS TWO ZOJ^E 8 PTA CJouncil, will be on sale sion.” The job Is held by W. M Um exteat of a **make good” toeertlca. Brron whldi do not 6955. odulta only. 649-1794. Services IS tion ares. MANCHBSTER-e^ room over- large family kitchen. Hying at the elementary school at 3 Willard Wirtz, an appointee of Irtirr tbe value of the adverttoemeat will aot be eorrected by 1962 KENMORE deluxe gas FIVE R 6bM 8.^6 Charter Oak room, 2 bedrooms and bath on Apartments—Flat*— Street, adults, gas stove pro atsed brick Cape; tinisbed p.m. tomorrow. the late President John F. Ken "make good” CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv range, broiler, top griddle, TWIN HOMES now being built first floor, 2 bedrooms and 430-432 BROAD ST. nedy. Tenements 63 vided, gas heat. Immediate basement, patio, garage. Well ice, available all hours. Satis- timer. Call 649-1830. Only $125! in Hebron, Columbia and Mans lavatory on second fioor, The series will Include a Powell is in California to in occupancy. 643-7111. field. Rare opportunity to rent landscaped. Minimum main stage company presentation of factlan guaranteed. 'Call 649- tenance. For appointment coll steam heat, one ciu’ garage. vestigate plans to provide farm Y ors COOPERATION WHX ffklAI 9 7 1 1 G.E. REFRIGERATOR, Dixie EAST SIDE — Five rooms, or purchase. Rental 8125 and the Wizard of Oz on Saturday, BE APPRECIATED VIML I I 1816. second floor of two-family, one t h r e e EXTRA larg4 heaM 649-1088. Principals only. Let me show you toistde to 78 Feet Frontage labor when the Mexican bracero Y E P -T H A T WAS electric range, both white, ex up, including heat, 'hot water, Nov. 21 at 2 p.m. in the Rham child. 643-8893. Samuel M. rooms downstairs, oil appli appreciate. Alice Clompet, program ends Dec. 31. He ia LONG AGO,AND SHE'S cellent condition. 649-6335 stove and refrigeratdrj 3 and 4 Realtor, 649-4543. high school auditorium. The ances, at 10 W „ Middle 1*1)110. TWO FAMILY—One year old, 8-Rooitf .Dwelling chairman of the House Educa Millinery, Dressmaking 19 days, 643-5053 eve. THREE ROOM heated apart bedrooms. For further infor 4 and 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, second production will be BEEN "RETHEING"AT Lavitt Agency Phone 643-4151. mation coll Carol Laking, tion and Labor (Committee. LEAST ONCE A YEAR ment 456 Main Street Call family room one apartment, Folktales from Around the EXPERT ALTERATIONS of BEDS, mattresses, boxsprlngs Realtor, 228-3368. modem kitchen, excellent con Priced to sell. Trouble Reaebfng Our AdvsrtiMr? 649-6229, 9-5. 643-2158 Realtors 87S-6297 THREE R(!)OM aporfinent, TOP NOTCH BUY World” to be presented by the MRS. TED KENNEDY ladies’ and gentlemen’s gar u. I- rx o*. EVER SINCE-; //-3 —clearance prices. Hurry for heat, hot water, gas stove. dition. Philbrick Agency, 649- F—*n iyaditaH, I—. ^ best buys. Howard’s Sleep Vernon Circle, Pkwy Exit M SEJVEN ROOM Split Level In Pickwick Puppet Theater on BOSTON (AP) — Mrs. Ed ments. All work done promptly BOL/rON CENTER Apartments, Call 643-6910. 6464. start packing on this one. Saturday, April 17 at 2 p.m. at and reasonably. Also, dry Center, 639 Main, 649-6335. Open 7 Days A Week Manchester, modem kitchen ward M. Kennedy, wife of the Comer Brandy St. and Bouton with bullt-lns, 1% baths, fam A six room cape with a Rham. M-Hour Answering Senriee cleaning and laundry. Center Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, FOUR ROOMS, first fioor, DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS— ARTHUR . A. KNOFLA democratic senator from Mas LADY KENMORE portable ily room, garage, etc. $200 per breezeway and on over Tailor Shop, 32 Oak Street. hot water, stove, refrigerator, steam heat, good central loca Large 7 room Colonial, 2H Transportation of children to sachusetts, has flown to Ireland dishwasher. Bengal gas range, FOUR ROOM apartment and month. Phtibrick Agency, 649- sized garage. Just off the Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wantesitlon. High Conn. State Employment Ser EIXCELLENT care for children seen. Call 649-6529 after 3:30. posal, heat, hot water, pri ets, full ceramic bathroom. ed only one dwelling. Estelle TYPEWRITERS Standard Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. vate patio, private base giarage, 818i000- Carlton W. Agency, 643-4803. Wallace’s novel "The Man” Is to “Bootsie.” 643-5373. School commercial course vice, 806 Main Street, Man in my home - hour, day or Heat, hot water, parking, Land For Sale 71 J. WILLARD REALTY Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Schulz sold two parcels of land and electric. Repaired, over chester. week. Manchester Green area. ment, all for 8145 a month. the story of a Negro who be hauled, rented. Adding ma or business school grad basement, storsige and laun 649-5132. RCXJKVTLLE — $12,000. 5>4, with buildings on Lake Rd. to uate. type accurately and 649-2149. Musical Instruments 53 BOLTON—7.7 acres, 8 clear. Franklin D. Reed, et al; George comes president of the United chines rented and repaired. Floor Finishing: 24 PART-TIME, tool and die NOTICE dry. Children welcome. On bus 649-2349— 649-1175 two-family flat, 2-car gari^e, States. Annonneements 2 rapidly, experienced in gen Available December 1st, line. Rent reasonablle. Tel. af Appointment to inspect call MANCHESTER — 2-famtiy du- amesite drive, city watei^ and U. Parks sold land on the An- Pickup and delivery service. maker, first class; also ma TRUMPET, Conn, purchased ADMISSION one 3-bedroom apartment, ^ The award was presented to Yale Typewriter Service. 649- BTjOOR SANDING and refinlsh- eral office procedures. Ex from local dealer 8150, A-1 ter 4 p.m., 649-3566, owner. 649-0389 or 627-0969. plex 5-5, 8 years old, excellent sewers, reasonable o ff m ap dover-Coventry town lines to ELECTROLUX sales and serv ing (specializing in older chinist, first class. Fritsch Dogfs— Birds— Pets 41 range, refrigerator, di.«s- Wallace Sunday during a cen 4986. cellent fringe benefits. In condition, used 6 months. Sell OF ELECTORS RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedroomo, condition. Interior newly dec predated. Lawrence F. BTano (Jlarence Hazen; Lawrence R. ice, bonded representative. Al floors) Waxlpg floors. Paint Machine. Co., 87 Thomas St, Notice is hereby given that posEti, heat, hot water, pri tennial celebration of the birth terviews and testing on East Hartford. FOR SALE — Brittany spaniel, ing 8100. 644-8657. kitchen, living room, w o^ed orated, many extras. Must be Realtor. 643-2766, Charles Gordon sold to Frank E. Mc- fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., ing. Ceilings. PaperHanglng. the Board of Admission of Elec vate patio, private ba.se- Houses For » l e 72 of Carver, famed Negro scien LAWN M ''WERS— Sharpened Tuesday, November 10, at 2-year-old male, some training, FumishM Apartmentfi 63-A lot, h&ndy to bus, shopping, seen. 21 Ashworth Street. Call Nicholson, 742-6364. Keen lot 12 in the development Manche.ster, 644-8141. No Job too small. John Ver- 3 p.m. ment, all for $160. tist. and repaired, winter storage. SHBE3T METAL Inspector, ex excellent hunter. 878. Phone SILVERTONE electronic organ, tors of the Town of Coventry, etc. Excellent condition. 812,. anytime 649-7094. on Gilead Rd., and Anna Mc- faille. 64^780. ______excellent condition, bench and will be in session in the New OONOORO fU> - Beoutifal CLARK ROAD 4n Wapping. WOOLEN STRIPS for hooked Sales and service — Arlens, perienced, full-time, for air 742-8111 after 5:30. R(X:KVILLE CEH^TEB—Mod ranch, large living room, form 900. Philbrick Agency, 649- L&ughllln sold lot 82 at Andov Snowbirds, also rental equip music, 8175. 643-1226. Town Hall, Voters Registration Avatiable December 1st, em 4 rooms, heated, furnished, Homes to fit your taste Chistom built 6 room Ranch. and braided rugs. Large var craft quality. In process and one - bedroom apartment, al dlaiiig room, cabinet kltotaen, 8464. er Lake to Victor and Murray ment. L & M Equipment Corp., Room downstairs, on Satur all utilities, adults; also, three A real nice hbme. Three bed Dttoaldo. iety at all times. To pur- Bonds— Stocks— ROGERS CORPORATION final. FrlUch Machine Co., 87 heat, hot water, range, I bodrooms, reereotioo room, Priced to fit your budgfet Money Stolen Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. Thomas St., East Hartford. Articles For Sale 45 day, November 14, 1964 from room, adults. 875-9121. MANCHESTEJR—Luxurious rooms, cofipeting, fireplace Briefs cha.sers of wool, advice and Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 refrigerator, disposal, all landscaped yard. Marlon B. and flnlzhod recreation room, Manchester Exchange— Enter ______Mortgages 27 Manchester Conn. 10:00 a.m. to 12 Noon for the bedroom ranch, 2 full baths, $13,990 6-room bungalow. Needs The Republican Town (Com suggestions on rug making SNOWBLOWERS. new ^ for $110 a month. NEWLY DECORATED 6-room Robertson, Ranitor. sa-6668 water softener, half acre lot. From Machines given on Tuesday and Friday prise 1945. PROGRAMMER, clothes de purpose of admitting all per maintenance free redwood ex some work. mittee will meet tomorrow SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- signer, tool planner, dental used, Ariens, Snoblrd, Toro, BLACK cloth winter coat, gray half duplex, fully furnished, T. J. (Jfockett, Realtor, 643- mornings from ’ 10-12 a.m. llmited huds available for sec (Equal opportunity employer) Persian trim, size 18; muskrat sons who are found to be quali MANCHESTER — New 8 room terior, family room with fire $14,900 Roomy ranch with coun night at 8; 15 p.m. at the home, YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! technician, csise worker, en Wheelhorse, and Moto Mqwer. new furnace, oil heat, 2 full 1577. Vending machines were pried Harry M. Fraser Company, ond mortgages, pajrments to cape; 2 blue formal gowns, fied to be Electors of the Town Call 649-4436—649-6544 Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living place, scenic acre lot, A Must try setting. of Benjamin Foreman on School Cellars, attics, trash, small gineer. draftsman, stock clerk, Service and parts. Capitol of Coventry. baths, washer, TV, )>arking. room, family romn, built-in See for the quality conscious. $15,500 Excitable Ranch. L*rge 192 Hartford Road, Manches trucking done A-1 right! Call suit your budget. Expedient size 18, one lace, one lace and BOytON — 7 room ranch on Rd. open in weekend breaks into shipping clerk, insurance Equipment, 38 Main Street, The Qualifications are as fol On bus line. Apply 27 New St. kitchen, master bedroom with Hayes Agency, 643-4803. treed lot. ter, Conn. 643-2928, Tremano Trucking service, J, D. Realty. 643-5129. Msuichester. Open dally 7-5, marquisette: 2 pairs black four acres. Three cor garage, The ways and means com two Manchester restaurants salesman,' auto parts man, lows: Applicant must be 21 dressing room. low twenties. $15,990 Convenient Colonial. Service. ATTENTION—LIVE WIRE Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. shoes, size 9B. 643-4698. ATTRACTTVE 3-room heated dutbuUdings. Ideal for horses, mittee of the Ladies Aux with on imdetermlned amount SECOND MORTGAGES — No warehouseman, kitchen mana years of age, must be a resident FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, Hayes Agency, 648-4803. MANCHESTER — First offer Ideal location. etc. Vacant. Owner very anx PERSONS oil furnace, garage. Call 643-' apartment, furnished. Large ing. Seven room home with iliary of the Fire Department, Personals 3 HAVE SMALL pickup truck— appraisal or finder’s fees, pay ger, linotype operator, TV of the State of Connecticut for $16,300 Brick front ranch. Ex ious. T. J. Crockett, Rsoltor, of change token, polled sold to MEN AND WOMEN man, counter man, material DARK, RICH stone-free loam! 8507. j closets. Private entrances. MANCHESTER — New 7 room 2-car garage, oil heat, city Marjorie Solomonson, chairman, Attics and cellars cleaned. interest only. E. C. Solimene. Also, fill, sand, gravel, and Wanted— To Buy 58 one year and a resident of the Parking. No pets. Adults. 643- ceptional buy. 643-1577. and members Doris Hutchinson, day. STATE LICENSED rest home WHO CAN TALK AND SELL! handler, stock boy, grocery raised ranch, 2-car garage, utilities, good condition Rubbish removed. Reasonable. Broker, 367 Oakland St., 643- stone. 643-9504. Town of Coventry for six FOUR ROOM second floor 4860. 816,500 6-room Cape with tWef Elinor Moberg, and Lucille Ku- A tire iron was used to force centrally located, reasonable Cali 649-1043. 2214. EARN 8600 OR MORE clerk. Apply Conn. State Em WANTED TO BUY—Antiques months. bmlt-lns, 1% baths, % acre lot, throughout, priced at only acres. ’ ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two ployment Service, 806 Main apartment. Grown children ac tremendous value. Hayes Agen 816,3(K). Charles Lesperance, kucka wish to thank all the a rear door at the Parkway Res rates, friendly atmosphere. ’’NEVER USED anything like and good used furniture. Vil Any applicant who is a natu $17,500 Family room Ranch. acres of wooded land plus a 5 Tel. 875-1011. SHARPENING Service — Saws, A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Between Thanksgiving and Street, Manchester. lage Peddler Auction House, cepted. No pets. Call 643- cy, 643-4808. 649-7620. room stone house with a three ladies who gave the tea and taurant at 937 Center St. where it,” say users of Blue Lustre ralized citizen of the United 5838. Close to bus and shop card parties in the last several the management this morning knives, axes, shears, skates, of your finances will make Christmas demonstrating fast for cleaning carpet. Rent elec Route 88. Ellington. 875-8711, Business Locations ping. car garage, all for $14,000. Lo- more of your income available States shall present the certifi PORTER STREET Area — 6 SEVEN ROOM older home, weeks. The' final party of the reported a cigarette vending rotary blades. Quick service. selling Toy item in leading store. tric shampooer 81. The Sher Bob Flucklger, and Son. cate of hia naturalization or a For Rent 64 $17,800 New 6-room Colonial. 1- I cated above Munson’s Candy Automobiles For Sale 4 Capltc Equipment Co., 38 lor personal use. Lump debc Estab. Co. Write experience to room Cape, fireplace, 2-car bedrooms. 2 baths, lot TtelSl. Shop. House needs a com series is to be held tomorrow mimhine and pinball machine EXPERIENCED win-Williams Co. copy thereof issued by the Unit garage, large tree shaded lot, Marion B. Robertocn, Realtor car garage Main St., Manchester Hours Into one monthly payment of EMBREE, Box 678, Elizabeth) CASH IMMEDIATELY — We MODERN, CENTRAL, Ah> plete redecorating, but has night at 8 p.m. in the townliall had been pried open and the NEED CAR? Your credit turn $22.26 lor each thousand dollars buy, anything from a pin to ed States Immig:ration and Nicely Tailored 817,900. S h r i e k Agency, W 696I. $18,200 60-foot Ranch with and is open to the public. coin boxes taken. dally 7-8. Thursday 7-9 Satur New Jersey. ID GRINDER OPERATOR SMALL apartment size refrig Conditioned Offices for rent. breezeway and garage. new well, septic, etc. T. J. ed down? Short on down pay day 7-4. 643-7968. including repayment .over five erators. newly painted, good battleship. Used furniture and Naturalization Service. 649-8464. > Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. A second break, reported to ment? Bankrupt? Reposses Off Street parking. Inquire at 813.900 - ATTRACTIVE 8 bed $18,900 Executive Ranch. 2-car years. Prank Burke, 246-8897, for recreation rooms, guar- appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, Dated at Coventry, Connecti 164 East Center St. or phone Manchester Evening Herald police last night, occurred at sion? Don’t despair! See Hon WANTED — Lady to take care 55-hour week. room ranch, fireplace, alumin garage. Vacant. REPAIRS on all makes of re Connecticut M ortgage Ex teed, 824.95. Apartment size 649-8254, 249-4794. cut. this 5th day of November 649-5!!61. BOLTON LAKE — Four room Andover correspondent, Law the Acadia Restaurant at 103 est Douglas Inquire^about low frigerators, washers, ranges, of child in her own home days. 1964. um storms, encioeed carport, $19,400 8-room multi-level. Per- change, 18 Lewis St., Hartford. stoves, good for Industrial MANCHESTER basement, large lot. nice view. year ’round home, generous rence Moe, telephone 742-6796. Tolland Tpke. where someone est down, smallest payments and dryers. All oil burners Conn. Call 649-0014. WE BUY, SELL or trade an Richard M. Galinat, l^ect condition. room sizes, 2 bedrooms, BUCKLAND work, originally 8260, sacrifice Carlton W. Hutchins Agency, broke through a bathroom win anywhere. No small loan or fi cleaned and serviced All work 835. Large assortment of used tique and used furniture, china, Donald S. Davis, AND VICINITY $19,400 Prestige Ranch. Treed 75x150 lot, pays for itself, nance company plan. Douglas TWO HOURS WEEKLY is all MANUFACTURING, INC. glass, sliver, picture frames Realtors, 649-5132. lot. $1,700 assumes dow, pried open a Juke box and giuaranteed. Cosma Appliance restaurant, store and tavern Lionel G. Jean, Filet Kitten! $10,900. Wolverton Agency, took some change. An unlocked Motors, 333 Main. Service, 806 Center. 649-0058 Business Opportunity 28 it takes to run shopping club 131 Adams St. Buckland and old coins, old dolls and mortgage. Realtor. 649-2813. for a few friends. You get 825 equipment. Fontaine’s Used Elmore Turkington, SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms. 1% safe was also found ransacked guns, hobby collections, attic Board of Admissions Manchester— 4 room home, $20,000 5 and 5 two family. Live 1954 NASH Ambassjador, low STEPS. SIDEWALKS^ stone MANCHESTER—Drive-in res in name brands free in 10 Restaurant Equipment, 473 baths, modem kitchen with and a bottle or two of liquor Windsor St.. Hartford, 527^ contents or whole estates. Fur centrally located. Ideal for bullt-lns, dining room, fam rent free. LAKEFRONT — $9,600. Year mileage, good tlrfe-s, winterized, walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter taurant, on busy thorough weeks. Send for catalog and niture Repair Service Talcott- business couple, amesite $21,900 Exquisite 6-room CJolo- ’round 4 room home, fireplace, may be missing, it wais report $120. Call 649-8825. fare, ample parking. Bel Air TRAINEES AND helpers for 6771. ily room, full basement. 1- ed. There was no money in the races, hatchways, dry wells. details. Alice Williams, Pop carpenters, printer, boring mill vllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. drive, full basement, cen nlal. Large treed lot. central oil heat, cellar, storm Quotations Furnished by All concrete repairs. Reason Real Estate, 643-9332. car garage. 822.900. Phil- safe, police said. ular Club Plan, Department machine operator, auto me FREE WHEELS — Buy two tral heat. Asking price, $22,900 4 family duplbx. Im windows, privacy. Cjirlton W. Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Inc. 1958 CHEVROLET 4-door 6 able. 643-0851. K810, Lynbrook, New York. brick Agency, 649-8464. cylinder, automatic, excellent chanic, pipe fitter, tobacco snow tires at regular prices ••88.500. maculate condition. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Members a t New York and get two new wheels free. Rooms ^ tn o a t Board 59 649-5132. condition, no rust, winterized, EXPERT TREE and brush re Help Wanted— Female 35 CASE WORKER, Clothes d T - warehouse worker, factory MANCHESTER—Uke new 5% $25,900 Beautiful 4 bedroom Stock Exchange Cole’s Discount Station. 643- LOAM Amston Lake—Beautiful 5 room ranch, 20 foot living snow tires, radio, heater. 8595. moval. All work fully In.sured signer, programmer, cafeteria worker, plumber, service sta FURNISHED room, light room summer cottage, multi-level. Family SUBURBAN COU3NIAL — 4 Bank Stocks. I NURSE'S AIDE. 7-3 shift, full 5332. room, 1% baths, beautifully ■ 643-5121, 643-9278. and guaranteed. Free esti manager, dental technician, re tion attendant. Apply Conn. housekeeping. private en The Best Stone-Free completed less than 3 years room. bedrooms, 2-car garage, fire Bid Asked Cheic* PrepfitiRS mates. Call General Spray and part-time. Laurel Manor, ceptionist, stenographer, pay State Employment Service, trance. Lady only. One rriln- finished family room, large 1960 CORVAIR, white, 4-door 649-4519. THE AMAZING Blue Lustre . ago, automatic gas hot wa- - wooded lot. Hayes Agency, These are just a few of the place, large lot, $18,900. J. D. Conn. Bank and In and Around Manchester Service, 649-0060. roll clerk, typi.st, IBM opera 806 Main Street, Manchester. ute from Main St. Tel. 649- Loading All Day Realty. 643-5129, 643-8779. sedan, automatic transmission, will leave your upholstery ter, situated on 100x100 lot. 643-4803. homes listed exclusively with us. Trust Co...... 71% 74% tor, billing clerk, cashier, 7959 after 5. priced for quick sale at radio, heater, excellent condi beautifully soft and clean. Saturdays We have many more to offer Hartford National *$87,500 COUNTRY Ei^ JEWELRY & HATS sales clerk, laundry counter Rent electric shampooer 81- 86.000. MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, BOLTON - Split level, 3 bed Bank Co...... 66 69 STATE Stroom Salt Box tion, rea.sonable. 643-4971. Household Services LARGE ROOM for gentleman, you, so call now and inquire. rooms. modem kitchen with girl, nur.se aide, practical Olcott Variety Store. private entrance, nice home Your Truck or Delivered dining rooni, large living room, Vernon National (circa 1770), studio bam 1960 MGA Convertible, good Offered 13-A BY MARION nur.se, kitchen manager, hair Coventry ■— Beautiful 5 3 bedrooms, screened porch, built-ins, 2-acre lot with trees, Bank ...... 75 with . fireplace, 17 acres- dresser, waitress, counter girl TRAINING , near center, references. 21 room^home on lot,almost BARROWS & WALLACE only tl years old.. For qyalifled mechanical condition, 8925. HAVE what may be rare coin Church St., 649-4966. Corner School St. and 1-car garage, near bus and Fire Insurance Oonipanlee large pond. REWEAVINO of BURNS, moth tailor, .sewing machine opera —1962 D penny (figure 2 one acre, beautifully land COMPANY buyer conventional mortgage Call 643-4241. Demonstrate our New Fall shopping, 816,500. Philbrick Hartford Fire . . . 76% 78% holes. Zippers repaired. Win tor, ward maid, tobacco ware double stamped to look like scaped, artesian well, over- or VA with no down payment. * 32,500 ROYAL BARRY Hats and Jewelry. No In CLEAN, comfortably furnished, Route 5, East Hartford Agency, 649-8464. Manchester Parkade National Fire .^..128 134- dow shades made to measure, house worker. Apply Conn PROGRAMS 7). Call 247-2274 after 9 p.m. s iz ^ garage and carport Selling for $18,900. Call the R. WILLS designed - rambling vestment — Highest Com- all .utilities, nice neighborhood, Tel. 649-4356, 528-4581 649-5306—875-6611 Phoenlx Fire ....128% 133% cape - 4 bedrooms, 2%baths, 1955 CHEVROLET Station all sizes Venetian blinds Keys missloms. Gall or write State Emplqyment Service parking. 649-1352, p.m. and many extras. Priced WEST SIDE—$17,900. 135x145 F. Dlmock, Co., 649-5245. Wagon. Call 643-4610. made while you wait. Tape *«- 806 Main Street, Manchester FOUR, EACH 14” , Chevrolet 813,500. lot, trees. 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, MANCHESTER — Immaculate life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. 2*/]' acres, fine Bolton area. MARION KIBBE FASH AVAILABLE Aetna Casualty . .125% 132V corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 IONS, Ayon, Conn. Area tires on rims; one pair, size built 1958. Spotless condition. 6-room Cape on a quiet street, HEBRON — sparkling 6 room /a * 26,000 1778 EARLY 1958 HILLMAN Sedan, light Main., 649-5221. 10^, ski boots; 21” G.E. TV, Andover—rBeauUful 3 bed Don’t wait. Carlton Hutchins, close to schools, bus and shop Cape Cod home, 8, miles from Aetna Life ...... 168% 173% AMERICAN CAPE, 6 love green. Universal radio, heater, code 203, telephone 673- room home on over one 178% 3455, or evenings 673-9829. IMMEDIATELY UHF-VHF.' Call 643-9044. INVITATION Agency, Realtors, 649-5132. ping, 3 bedrooms, new For Manchester, full shed dormer, ' Conn. General ,...173% ly large rooms, front to good second car, 8125. Call acoe lot, beautifully land mica counter and stainless fireplace in living room, full Hfd. Steam Boiler 164 170 back living room, remodeled Rockville 875-6770. Building— Contracting 14 SCREW MACHINE set-up op SNOWBLOWER for sale, al scaped with finished rec ONE BLOCK from Main, two basement. % acre. An excel- Security Ins...... 77 81 kitchen, parkllke setting. FOR most new, used a few times, Fine China steel sink, aluminum storms GIRL FOR Counter and grill, erator. experienced with air TO BID reation room in basement family, 4-4 duplex, permanent and screens, $15,500. Wolver lent buy at $14,800. Call Carol Travelers ...... 41 43% 1958 ENGLISH Ford Consul QUALITY CARPENTRY- 850. 109 Prospect Street. first floor Includes for * 23,500 Desirable ROCK- five day week, 6:30 a.m. - 2 craft parts, all benefits. Ap Sealed bids will be received WE Pattern, Cot siding, two recent heating sys ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Laking, Realtor, 228-3358 or PubUo UtiUties Sedan, good condition. 8150. Rooms, dormers. porches, p.m. Apply in per.son. Jack's mal dining room, moderate LEDOE, 7-room capo, 4 ply Dean Machine Products, at the office of the General J, tems, garages, clean. Hayes Mary Jean Smith, 228-8370. Ctonn. Light Power 37% 38% bedrooms, 2 baths, owner 844-0101. basements refinlsh.ed, cab Coffee Shop. 59 E. Center St. 165 Adams St.. Manchester. PIPEnTTERS FOR SALE— R /C plane and and Colored size kitchen sind living inets, built-ins, formica, tile. radio control equipment Call Manager, 41 Center St, Man BUY Agency, 643-4803. Hfd. Elec. Light . 51% 53 anxious. , chester, Conn., until Nov. 16, room. Asking price, 8lC BOLTON — Lake privileges. 1958 PLYMOUTH road wor No Job tpo small. William PART-TIME openings for truck 649-6390. ______Glassware THREE BEDROOM ranch In Hartford Gas Co. 42% 46% * 22,760 PORTER S T . thy, 8185; 1955 Mercury, road REQUIREMENTS: 1964, at 11 a.m., for one (1) 800. $11,5(K>. Attractive deluxe 4 Robbins carpentry service. driver, meat cutter, counter fine Manchester location, $14,900 room Ranch, fireplace, almost Southern New England SCHOOL, immaculate 8- worthy. 8125. Both cans look KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful truck body for the highway de 649-3446. man, stock boy, porter, rug U. S. Citizenship. Mechan No. Coventry-Bolton line. needs a little redecorating but completely furnished. Recent Telephone Co. . 55 57 bedroom colonial, pine good. Many new repains add EXPERIENCED despite constant footsteps of partment ANTIQUES ^cleaner helper, and many oth ically inclined. H. S, grads Beautiful 2-bedroom home, can be bought right. J. D. 6-room expandable Cape on heating unit and aluminum kitchen with built-ins, pine ed. 649-0.558 after 4 p.m. CARPENTRY—32 years’ ex ers for morning, afternoon or a busy family. Get Blue Lus Bid forms and specifications VICTORIAN MARBLE stone fireplace, \ acre lot, perience. Ceilings and floor SEWING MACHINE tre. Rent electric shampooer Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. a large wooded lot being of Allied .Thermal .. 54 67 paneled rec room, 1% bitihs, evening. Apply immediately preferred but not essential. are avadlable at the Contrctiler’s rOP STANDS, PEWTER, beautifully landscaped, full Arrow, Hart, Heg. 57% vacant. 1962 PON'HAC 'Tempest, 8225 tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga 81. Paul's Paint A Wallpaper OLD JEWELRY, ElARLY fered at FHA evaluation. 60 V* Conn. State Employment Ser office, 66 Center St., Manches ceramic bath, asking price, MANCHESTER — 6-room (Co available. Lawrence F. Flano, Barden ...... 13 14% , and take over 843 a month rages. additions, attics fin OPERATORS ■ Al^ply in Person Supply. ter, Conn. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. Features include aluminum * 21,800 STONE * RED vice. 806 Main Street, Man 812,000. lonial with 3 bedrooms. 24-foot Realtor, 643-2766, Charles Bristol Brass .... 7% 9%l payments. Excellent condition. ished, remodeling, concrete Town of Manchester, Conn. R. M. REID and Son The way juniors like ca.sual siding, windows and trim, WOOD CONTEMPORARY. 643-1927. chester. 8:30 A.M.-4 P.M. living room with fireplace, Nicholson. 742-6364. Coleco ...... 8% 8% 7 rooms, 2 flreplaoes, 1% work. No job too small. Im Part-time, "■ day shift con Diamonds— TVatches— Richard Martin, 649-7770 clothes. A youthful two piece large kitchen and formal din dormer, fireplace. A cleaner mediate estimates. 643-2629. Monday through Friday than clean home— priced to Colonial Board 1 baths, beautifully Um £- sidered. Also excellent op EXCELLENT opportunity for Jewelry 48 General Manager . outfit with slim, slim skirt and F. M. OAAL AGENCY ing room, oil hot water heat, COVENTRY — 2 bedrooms, llv- I960 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. "sell. C om m on '...... 5% 6% i soaped 8 aoree. V-8, power steering, excellent portunity for equalifled assistant super service sta Conn^ State Emplo3Tnent gently fitted yoked top. Ideal (or aluminum storms and screens, c a r p e n t r y —Aluminum win 648-2682 643-0281 Dunham-Bush . . . 4% 5% * 20,000 FINE'REPRQDUC- ' mechanical condition. Asking dows, doors, ceilings, hatch trainees for full-time. Ap tion manager. Ideal working Service WATCH A?ID JEWELRY re year 'round wear. Protect your favorite chair lifetime siding. Immediate oc pairing. Praimpt service. Up to Kaman Aircraft 8% 11 nON Salt Box charm, 7 ♦ 8600. Call 875-5238 after 6 p.m. ways, concrete steps, floors, ply . . . conditions, top salary, Incen 806 Main St., Manchester^ No. 8348 with Patt-O-Rama is with this handsome kitten design A. L. Rose 649-7377 cupancy, $16,900. Wolverton WESLEY R. SMITH sonably priced. 742-7056. 820 on your old wa'tch In trade. N. B. Machine . .. 28% 31% rooms - living room, diwtiig r rec roonjs, attics finished, ga- tive bonus plan, paid vaca In sizes 9, 11, 12, 13. 14. 16, 18. worked in ea.sy filet crochet. Terrell Rice Jr. 6^3-2601 Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. -3.963 FAIXiON, 4-door sedan, Closed Mondays. P. E. Bray, Bust 30% to 38. Size 11, 31% AGENCY rOLLAND — 6%-room raneh, North and Judd .. 18% 20% room . (paneling, beaqnad \ rage doors. No Job too small. tions, hospl^llzatlon plan and Pattern No. 5741-N has com 34 -43% low mileage, like new. 644- 787 Main Street, State Theater bust, top, l^i yards of 36 or 39- plete directions; (ijet graph and 2 years old, built-in range, pro Peter Paul ...... ceiilngs) i^totureique lot. 649-8880. MANCHESTER MODES, many further advancement op GENERAL FRED C. STURTEVANT MANCHESTER — Investment 15 1 1497. Building. Inch; skirt, 1'% yards. stitch illustrations. property for bargain hunters, fessionally built rec room, Plastic Wire Cable 13% portunities. Apply in person TWO FAMILY—On Oakland 41 43% HEBRON* 100-acre farm • INC. only to manager between 10 INTERIOR PAINTING and PAPERHANGING To .order, send 60c in coins to; To order, Seffd 35c in coins to: 3 family, 4-5-6, folly occupied, 643-1667 $14,000, $450 down. Paaek Standard Screw ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, St,, ^ large 6 * 6 fia t Big 23% 24% 50 acres of fine < ^ n Sekto, 1916 HUDSON 7>passenger cement, floors, garages, bath a.m.-3 p.m., Cities Service DYNAMICS Fuetand Feed 49-A INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL Sue Burnett. The Manchester Anne Cabot, The Manchester good Income, good location, Realty, 280-7476, 742-8243. Stanley Works .. large brook aad pood, 8- Super 6 touring car. Good con Pine St. Manchester yaid (16(hcl60) trees, house Veeder-Root ...... 58 61 rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof Center, 555 W. Middle Tpke., , CHOOSE w a l l p a p e r IN YOUR OWN Evening Herald. 1150 AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF has aluminum siding, garage. $14,900. Wolverton Agency, Jamily Federal Celoalal, dition. New top. 26,000 miles. ing. Call 649-4291. comer of Adams, Manchester. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Realtor, 640-2813. The above quotations ore not choice ; Needk new ringfl. 81.550. Tel. Electric Boat DRY HARDWOOD HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES SenaiDlly priced at IlS^MO. ’T. IN TOWN — a rSaJ fine 5-room for sale. 10036. loose. J. Crockett Realtor, 648-1577. Wanted—Real Estate 77 to be construed oq actual mar 643-1126. CABINET MAKErT baker, An Equal Opportunity Employer Coll 742-8059. For lat-class mailing add 10c For Ist-clasa mailing add 10c INVESTMENT opportunity— ranch in convenient and quiet kets. For appointment to tommel RooDng— Siding 16 CLERK typist, diversified work plumber, camenter, auto me /' EXTERIOR AIRLESS SPRAY SYSTEM for each pattern. Print Nome, Two family 4-4, plus brick location. 8 bedrooms, 2- bed BUYERS WAITINO — 3 bed phono Mro..Slwrta, 648-WSI TWO COAT JOB WITH A loir'each pattern. Print Name- THREE FAMILT—Owner says in busy sales office of fast chanic, roofer, ship fitter, Garden—Farm—Dairy ONE COAT PROCESS Address with ^ n e , Style No. Address with Zone and Pattern to sell. Vacant 6 room unit store, convenient neighbor-- rooms and dining room if you room home $20,000 ma)clmum 688-8114. - 'rrnelu—Tractora 5 A. A. m oN . m e . __ _ growing electronics manufac When you crock a favorite weavef, loon\ fixer, 'tailor, oil and Size. Number. pltu two three roomers on hood. Gross income $207 per prefer. Large living room, ranch, $20,000 minimum mul- Aiding, painUngt Carpentry. A. turer. Apply to- Mr. R. H. Products 50 dish or plate, put It In a pan J. W ATSON IIA C H 1962 CHEVROLET, ton panel, burner sendee man, sheet me TEMPORARY Christmas help TEL. 649-4645—649-2979649-4645—64^ Send another 60c today „for New—’64 Fall-Wlilter Album I 1st floor. Approx. $8,600. in.- month. 810,900 for Immediate ■ CTeat hlg Mtchen wlto bullt- tipla dwellings, all .jirice terations and addlUofis. Ceil Hlnkley, Gerber 'Scientific In tal man, printer. Apply Conn. I for stock room, . days. Apply sale. B. J. Carpenter, Realtor, lns. Two fireplaces. Be your ' rongM. For Immediate action of milk oAd boll i6 t 48 min food rubber, |185 or best of ings. Workmanshto guaran APPLBS—Moca and Cortlondo, o Jh B o r THE OLDEST PAINT FAMIUBfi your copy of the new fall A >^lcles; Custom Collection; ooma annually. .C en t^ heat l> CO. strument Co., 1506 Route 6, So. State Employment Service, Manager, W. T. Ooant, M u - No. 1 and No. 2. Bunco Forin, r e ^ a r features; Items to Good condition. T. J. Crookatt 640-6051, 640-0871, evenings own landlord! Medellne Smith, ooU J. Correntt Agency, utes. Most of tha time the crock fer. 2% Broad St., 643-5170. teed. 299 Autumn St. 648-4860. Windsor, Conn. IN CONN^JCncUT wintsf ’64 tosue of pur pattern 806 Main S tm t, Manchester. chMter Shopping JPorkade. 620 W. Center S t book Bgolo Fashion. make! Only 60e a eo|>y. 648-1677. 640-8804. Realtor, 648-K164a. * 66I-886S; dtoapptara.
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B m n X T E S f MONDAY, NOVEMBER •, 1964 ;^nrlfipatrr lEopttfhs Hi^roUi Avmc* Dally Net Rim Tht Weathgr Bowers School Ifcrary work Members of the American Le forecMt af D. B. Wasthar ers will conduct k llbraiy work gion Auxilfary planning to par- Father McLean PTA Talk Slated W eretater 7, 1 N 4 About Town shop tomorrow motoing at 9 at Ucipate In the Veteran’a Day COSMETIOS parade are reminded to meet WE OAKBT AU. Oioady, a little cooler teolglrt. the school. Banquet Guest On Decorations THE TOP LINES VsnchMtor Council of Unitod ----- * Wednesday at 9:43 a.m. In the lotr in SOa; fair and plaaiaat 9a- Church Women will have an ex> Manchester Ministerial i^sso- resu: parking lot of Manchester morrow, high near 66. High School. The Rev. REdward J. McLean Mrs. Bobbi Santlni o f Vernon ARTHUR DRUI r ai She An«H ectulve meetlnr tomorrow at ciation will meet Wednesday at of the Catholic Library and In- will be the guest speskek- at to a( 9;S0 a-m. at S t Mary'* Episco 11 a.m. at Bolton Congregatiohc foimation Center of Hartford morrow night’s meeting of the Mmehe*tei^—A City of Village Charm pal Church. The m e e ^ g Is open ’Temple Chapter, Order of al Church. Richard Conant of will be gtiegt speaker at the an Bentley School P T A . Mrs. San- to key women o f the council. the Capitol Region Mental Eastern Star, will have a busi nual banquet of the Combined Uni will speak tin "The Art of (OlaaattM AdvartMng oa Page 10) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Health Planning Commission ness meeting Wednesday at 8 Christmas Decorations.’’ (EI6STEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1964 The senior Ufe-savlnf classes, p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Mothers Circles of Manchester. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 8S will speak on aspects of mentgl The banquet w ill be Tuesday, The Bentley Book Fair will sponsored by the town rec de- health In relation to the work Refreshments will be served MATERNITY Nov. 17, at 6:30 p.m. at Flano’a be open before and after the 8 partmoit will start tonight at of a clergyman. Luncheon will after the meeting. Restaurant,. Bolton. p.m. meeting, to allow parents FALL DRESSES 6:30 aU'the Manchester Hi^h be served at noon. Reservations to purchase the books selected Father McLean attended the SchooT^Pool. All participants may be made by calling the The executive board of Bent earlier by their children. third session o f the Vatican Uniforms. Jiimpon, Events will be required to possess a rec Rev. Stanton Conover, pastor of ley School P T A will have a spe Coffee and refreshments will department membership, which the host church. cial meeting tomorrow at 7:30 Council In September 1964 as be served In the cafeteria af Topf, tleusos. Skirts, ‘Do Job Ourselves’ may purchased at the high an official repre8cntatl\iB of thei p.m. in the school library, be ter the meeting. school Just prior to the stsul of fore a regular meeting of the Archdiocese. His topic will be John Lautner, former mem Stroteh Papts, Iras. In State the class. P T A in the school auditorium. "Vatican n . Understanding the ber of the Communist Party, Issues;’’ GIrdlos • will speak tonight at 8!l5 at a Robert Wright, Robert Han ’The Arm y-Navy Club Auxili Anyone interested in attend sen, George Hamilton, John meeting of the Ladies of St. James at St. James’ School ary will sponsor a card party ing may contact Mrs. Joseph J*'arm Bureau Gov. Dempsey Says Anagnos and Reginald Scrib Glazier's Hall. The program is open to tonight at 8 at the clubhouse. Halloran, 42 Boltpn St., or Mrs. LECLERC ner, all of this area, will at R oger Ruei, 30 Bolton St,, on op Corset and Dniform Shop tend the fall seminar for Je husbands of members. Begins Plan r Ap\ _<8>only to asRure the orderly con-^portlonment plan concurrently Radio Rescue Service is before Wedineaday, Nov. 11. FUNERAL HOME 681 Main St.— ^Msnehester HARTFORD hovah’s Witnesses of eastern with the legislature. sponsoring its annual Tt)y duct of our state government,’’ Connecticut and southe;-n Mas Gov. John N. Dempsey Dempsey said, “but to keep Ruth Circle of_EniMuel Lu Drive for Mansfield State Of Marketing The special master has not sachusetts Nov. 13 through 16 FUNERAL urged the Connecticut Gen faith with that noble heritage theran Church Will meetvtonight Hospital. New and used toys yet beep appointed by the court a t the State Armory, New Lon which has been garnered for at 8 at the home of Mrs. Walter and clothing are needed. eral Assembly today to however. don. The theme of the assem HARTFORD (AP) — more than 300 years of effec Fuss, 82 Brent Rd., instead of Drop off points are Hose Com SERVICE make good on its “last Dempsey, in a relatively brief bly is “ Speak the Word of God The Connecticut Farm Bu tive self government. at the church as previously an panies 1 and 3 of the Town INSULATION W A LTE R N. chance” to apportion the address to a joint session of th* - »w lth Boldness.’’ nounced. Pastor C. Henry An reau today for the first “ I f we fall, our human judg Fire Department, Manchester, LSX7LBRC state legislature as re two houses, said that the leg derson will speak. Mrs. Norman and Vernon Fire House No. 1. Director ’:ime had committed itself ment will be supplanted by the islators now have “our final op NOW quired by a federal court mechanized leveling techniques Gerhart will lead devotions. For pickup service call Radio W. H. ENOLAND IS THE TIME TO ;o marketing farm prod portunity to demonstrate to th* Rescue Service Inc., Vernon 23 Main* Street, Manchester edict. of the computers o f the elec nation and the world that we in ucts as a service to mem tronic age.” Connecticut are, of ourselves St. Bridget’s Rosary Society Circle. Deadline is Dec. 15. LUMBER C O . Call 649-5869 “ W e must do it ourselves or WANTED bers. it will be done for us,” the g o v The governor’s reference was and by ourselves, capable of will meet tonight at the church. LEASE Warren J. Foley o f Canaan, ernor said in a speech prepared to a court recommendation that keeping our government effec GLEAN LATE MODEL ’There will be recitation of the Members of the Junior Cen “ A t the Green" 649-6201 THIS president; skid at the annual for the opening of the second computer techniques be used if tive efficient and truly repre Rosary and Benediction at 7:30. tury Club will meet tonight at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. John Read Herald Ads. meeting thi.s morning the new special session this year on re nece.ssary by a court-appointed sentative of all the people.^’ USED CARS A film from the American Can venture will be confined at first apportionment issues. special master, who will be cer Society will be shown in the Tierney, 11 Academy St., to fold TOP PRICES PAID bulletins for Lutz Junior Mu- 1965 to the marketing of fowls pro "W e must do it ourselves, not working out a standby reap- (See Page Eight) church hall after a brief busi Car of Tour Choice duced by members who are ness meeting. poultry farmers. FOR ALL MAKES tyyyeeex. Wunnie Chapter of the Que.st- Fowls are older hens that Manchester Assembly, Order era will meet tomorrow at 8 MORIARTY have completed their egg-laying Garter Chevrolet of Rainbow for Girls, will have p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wal cycle. The immediate goal is to LBJ Reviews a business meeting tonight at lace Shearer, Cider Mill Rd., BROTHERS have 700,000 native fowls un COi, Inc. 7:30 at the Ma.sonic Temple. Bolton. Mrs. Robert Visny will 801 Center St. der marketing contract by Jan. 1, Foley .said. 1329 Main 8 t —649-5238 Officers are reminded to wear speak on “ Colonial Curtains." Manchester Arms Costs, whit# street-length dresses. 643-5185 Delegates at the convention The executive board of the MONDAY hoped that the program as laid Newcomer’s Club of the Man down at present will be broad Seeks Saving chester YWCA will meet tonight Monroes Mark 25fh Wedding TUESDAY 'V -S - ened to eventually include the at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mr.s. Lawrence Monroe of French Rd. Bolton, cele marketing of poultry products JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) James O’Connor, 380 Porter St. brated their 2.5th wedding anniversary yesterday at a sur WEDNESDAY other than fowls, and all of the — Pre.sldent Johnson Is review prise party given by about 40 friends and neighbors at their Blue Forget-Me-Nots Will Show You Haven’t Forgotten , other basic farm conimodlty Members are reminded that ing U.S. military commitments, TRY A SAMPLE FIRST tickets are available for a dance home. They were married Nov. 4, 1939, in Hartford, and have \ Manchester Chapter, Disabled American Veterans, veterans and their families. Connecticut, in all, has lines in Connecticut including Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. lived in Bolton 17 years. They have a daughter, Mrs. Jack KNOWLEDGE over 42,000 disabled veterans. Commander Bernard dairy products, fruits, vegeta looking for possible savings to assisted by the Ladies Auxiliary, will conduct its bles, tobacco and potatoes. help finance other administra-. at W illie’s Steak House. Those Holmelund of Altadena, Calif.; a .son, Leonard Monroe at J. Van Hone of the local chapter says “ the little wishing information may contact home, and a granddaughter. Monroe Is a foreman at Pratt OF INSURANCE annual Forget-Me-Not Drive tomorrow and Thurs A new organization has been tion programs. blue forget-me-not you wear will show you have formed to hold direct control of Mrs. George Feisthamel, 446 W. and Whitney, Division of United Aircraft Corp., Southington. day. Generous response by area residents will in To help in the hunt. Secretary the program, the Connecticut Middle Tpke. (Herald photo by Pinto). sure financial aid and assistance to local disabled not forgot^n.” (Herald photo by Ofiara.) ______of Defense Robert S. McNama VEAL is one thing, but intelli Agricultural Cooperative As ra and Secretary of State Dean sociation, an affiliate of the Rusk meet with Johnson today Farm Buerau. gent application is equal at his ranch home for a top- Plaza Tree BAG Rejects Foley said that in order to level conference. ly important. W e employ Implement the program on an The President wants them to Autumn Drought effective scale, the (Connecticut STEAKS NEW YORK (AP)—The pinpoint ways to economize Super-lOght Quality - j i t r both! nation’s meet famous Chinese B id group is jointing with the Farm particularly in the defense Christmas tree, that ndiich Bureaus of Massachusetts and budget — so funds can be freed adorns Bookefeller Center, LONDON (AP) — The makers New Hampshire in a tri-state for other legislative proposals CUBED marketing) program. Sample one (or both) of these win come from New York Plagues Country of a famed British airliner, Johnson will send to Congress in sparkling new stainless pat GALLON Tender Milk Fed m striving ■ for more American Appointed overall manager is January. Btate this year. It ’s a 60- Edward Craig of Waltham, C.O.D. sales, have rejected a tentative These proposals — including terns by Oneida. Try a Cold foot Norway spruce on the Mass., where the headquarters Meat Fork and a Pierced property of Mr. and Mrs. CHICAGO (A P )— An autumn drought described in Red Chinese bid to buy their broadscale efforts to aid educa' U.S. Gov't Inspected Breasts Legs long-range jet airplanes. are located. Foley said the set Serving Spoon. Both useful Vito D’Auria at Lake Of 174 Institutions robbed in Her hu.sband, Wllliaml 49, September. 'Holidays in your own H om e. "A ll it takes Is a good down special task forces working Ip pleaded. The judge fined them ingi 1963 . 41 had no protective meas singer Frank Sinatra’s pccom- (See Page Eight) the press. pour on open ground, where the such areas as education, trans $500 each. protect .uemselves against hold ures in effect. And 22 of the 41 panist, tried to. save his wife from their crumbling home, and native brush has been burned portation, health and federal- Dudley P. Felt, 60, a consult (Bee Page Eleven) up men? About 40 per cent don't said they still have no plans for ing engineer, and his wife. Mar protective measures. was also swept away. Firemen aw ay," said the weatherman. state relations. even try to, a member of the guerite, CO - hosts with the De Lalttre stressed two meas rescued him as he clung to a The forecast for today was for McNamara was accompanied Fedend Home Loan Bank Hughes, pleaded no contest and ures which he ^ d had been car In the swirling flood. scattered showers In th# moun to the ranch by Dejputy Secre Bosud reported today. tary of Defense Cyrus Vance. were fined $250 each. Kremlin Seeks effective in thwarting holdup Their daughter, Meredith, 17, tains and fdotjiills. with heavy Bulletins Those that do take security Arriving with Rusk was Mc- Henry K. (Jlem, 44, of Nor men; decoy currency and the climbed uphill to safety as the showers expected In ■ scattered steps use a variety of means: George Bundy, Johnson’s spe walk, who worked as a barten Culled from AP iWiitM Summit Talk push-button cameras. fam ily’s canyon home twisted areas in the afternoon. decoy ourrency, cameras ac and cracked under the on Monday’s raihs were^accom- cial assistant for national secu der at the party, also pleaded no tivated by push buttons — and slaught of mud. rity affairs. contest. After (Jlem’s attorney With Peking (See Page Two) RAINMAKERS WAITINO SE£ S.B. pistol-packing vice presidents, The Miller home was de (See Page Seventeen) FOR said board member John dc FITC H B U RG , Moss.,' (A F ) MOSCXIW (A P ) — A new call Lalttre. —Rainmakers had th ^ ogM came from the Kremlin today De Lalttre was reporting in a 150 Teachers on the clouds today as for a world Communist confer statement issued here and at awaited an apportaalty to a^ ence on the Moacow-Peklng rift the U.S. Savings and Loan tempt to give this area soma but there was no indication League convention in Miami Quit Posts nmch-needed ralntolL Bat Chinese Prem ier Chou En-lal’s Beach on quesUonnaires sent to even they admitted eloiid4 talks with the new Soviet lead the associations. seeding would not end thn ers have brought the two camps He said 2,016, or 40 per cent of In Kentucky drought which has been des closer together. the federally regulated Institu- cribed as one of the w «n | $ dry spells in New England la A Moscow dispatch to L ’Uni' Uons, told the board they had LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) — ta, the Italian Communist news taken no security measures. 100 years. Cloud-seemng w i| l Approximately 150 teachers MORTGAGE MONEY paper, said Chou and his Peking One association, De Lalttre authorized last night by Uto delegation, which came to Mos related, said It was "ashamed boycotted the Louisville, Ky., Massachusetts W e a 9 k a i cow for last week’s celebration to say" that "the only thing y/t school system again today and Amendment IBonrd. ! All Types of Mortgage Loans af Low Bank Rates e Past Service of the 47th annivereary of the do is lock the doors when we got some — Ignoring a restraining AGREEMENT NEAR Bolshevik revolution, apparent out in the evening." order — continued picketing. DETROIT (AP)— TeoA^ ly were extending their visit for The association added: "P.S. The strikers, who are de ttve agreement oa a near further talks. Don’t let any burglars see this, manding higher pay and other mm* An editorial today in Pravda, they would think we were sitting improvements, contended they tract between DedratPf the Soviet party paper,, said a ducks.” were acUng as individuals and strikebound dally aemmm world Communist conference The pisttd-packers were re not as members of any union. pern and )oae o f ^ o -s tr lia n g "Is clearly overdue.’’ ported by another association The court order against pick croirt untoas was aa> Red (3iina had vigorously which merely commented: eting was obtained Monday by nounoed today by federal and unk CURRINT ' ' opposed such a conference when "TTie executive vice president state mediators. Details et , SawiHfis B th e. Board of EducaUon and ANNUAL form er Prem ier Nikita Khru' and assistant vice president directed, the Louisville Federa- the settlement with Local I f % U i V t O t N U ahehev called, it to muster sup carry guns.” of the Plate and Popw 4 tiem of Teachers and its mem port against the Chinese. The Another associaUon didn’ t bers to halt their strike-activity. Haodlem, Uaiou w o n n sf , Kremlln’fi new leaders, party think the questionnaire was a Asst. Sup. Robert Sanders mselosed,^ Pfskltng rgttllBn fro m aecretaiy Leonid I. ’’Brezhnev good idea and wrote: " I do not said a number of teachers failed tton by the union ' OF M anchester and Premier Alexei N. Kosygin, care to divulge this infot^atlon to report at nine high, schools ship. There stm ww IDAY Of DEPOSIT! are expected to put the emphi^- to anyone, as I feel this lessens ■and junior high schools but that oatkm et settlement M 4 AHr OFnCK MAST eUAMCM WKBT MAAMCH ala at such a meeting on unity the security value. Information elemeixtary st^hools were t^era- pabUshers ot t n NtahiSt t6 9 Eaat'Cantar S b Manehaatar iNwIcafie Paid Quarterly Emd not schism. in the past has leaked out of tlng normally. D ettott rwm rm msoA r Cor. Lanox St. WoatNNddlaTUmpIke Brezhnev raised a toast to govemnient agencies to the Oilldren who found they had '• l a # e o T M m a 'n c m u s o m w m nars la a pm Commtinlst unity Monday at a advantage of dishonest per no teachers were swit 1)b the farewell dinnenfor foreign dele sons." * auditoriums to spend the day in gations leaving after the- week- Another said: "Tellers are studyi*' V asked, in esse of a holdup,, to I ' and celebrations. ,There was no This Burbank, Calif, home was one of ei|(ht de- wall of mud racied along hillsides denuded of foliage Joe Oascalla. a repreaentatM g I ttw d whathar iCalou rss^ n d sd . scream and fall' on^the floor by last spring’s many brush fires. (AP P h ^ a x ,) behind countsra. Empgiyss with .stooyed ysete^ay as mud m d water from heavy (8w nought) guM will tslM ^ front Hmtu.” rains washed down uppn tllem. The fast-moying