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tliUiE TWKNTr-FOUB THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1M 4 R un iKanrl^ât^r lEitJfnitts ll^ralh A irm itt n IT The Weather Vor Ute Week I Forecatet at V.'B, WaatMta !Mia Oeefly ttiglaad, , a stu a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. he pleaded not guiltT and Rockville. He 1» represented by Ctetaker 81, 1N4 About Town dent at Bllmira College, New Philip Savva, Norwich. 12th Circuit walvad examination to *bounts Hamilton Files the law firm of Butler, Volpe, School Census York, daughter of Mr. and BIRTHS TODAY: A son to of breaking and entering with Garrity and Sacco. Clear, eeUer toalght, Mr. and Mrs. Kermeth Cooper, 14,101 Vf'W Post membera and Mrs. Cecil W. England, 364 criminal Intent. lahapt waa be For Bankruptcy Comes tcrEnd 85; mostly Mniagr, thou 151 Chestnut St. ■uaata who plan to attend the Main St, is attendlag Drew &>urt Cases ing held by police In lieu of a p tlw Audit cloudy tomorrow, high DISCHARGED ’FESTER- Vataran’a Day Dinner »pon* Vnivemity for a semester of 8600 blndover bond ordered by Town Notified •f Oreolutlou DAY: Mrs. Solange P. Apple- Hugh ft. Hamilton of 848 Ver Hie Mancheeter School At Mmchetter— A City o f Villdgo Chmrm aoivd by the Ladles Auxiliary special study on the United Na Judge Stanley Yesuklewicz. tions. In addition to classroom ton, East Hartford; Oeoffney J. MANOnESTER SESSION non St. today filed a voluntary tendance Department thia mor •ra requested to»caIl their re- Isham’s charges stem from Of Injury Oaim Mrvatlons In by Friday to MrA study, she will have the oppor lAdue,' East Hartford; Deborah Ralph hreneman, 32, of South petition for bankruptcy In Hart ning aeked all local parcnte ef an Aug. 28 break Into the ((^Matfled AdvertMug on Page 18) Kary May Rowe. 248 Wood- tunity to sit in on working Tiztani, Stafford Springs; Sher Coventry, waa sentenced to four children, from infapta' throiBih VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 82 (TWENTY PAGES? MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1964 PRICE SEVEN CENTS parts of the UN and to speak ry Bousquet, East Hartford: VFW Home on E - Middle ford’s U.8. District Court and Mra. Lydia B. Lcmd of 86 bildga S t, chairman, or to the months In the State Jail at 7'pke. and another into the tne case has been referred to age 17, edio have not been con post home. with visiting diplomats. James Lyman, Wapplng; Quen4 Hartford Rd. has served notice tin Hagedom, 110 Qlenwood Hartford after pleading guilty Sears A Roebuck store at the Referee 'In Bankruptcy Saul upon the town of alleged Injur tacted by echool censua anumer- Seidman. Chapman Court . Order of St.; Mrs. Lulu Dennis, 47 Au to a charge of embezzlement by Parkade In which money, ies received on Oct. 27, result stora to call the achool depart Wtondship Lod(e oC Masons liquor (VFW break) and a 22 Hamilton lists liabilities at ing from a fall at Cedar and ment before Nov. 16. Steelworkers Split Revealed will sponsor “ Ladies Night’ Amaranth, will meet tomorrow tumn St.; Frederick C. Rose, agent. Events at 7:45 p.m. at Masonic Tem Coventry. caliber revolver (Sears) was 85,869.50 and assets at 875. Pleasimt Sts. The annual achooL anumera- tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic 'The case disposition stemmed reported taken. Two others are Among his secured creditors Mrs. Land, in a letter filed in tion, aa required by Connecticut Temple. The purpose is to pro ple. There will be initiation of DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. candidates. Refreshments will Theodora E. Holcomb. 74 Sll- from a charge Involving money awEdting court action on the are the U.S. Government and the general manager’s office, State Law, began on Oct. 1, with Nixon, vide the ladies and other guests Sears break. the State of Connecticut for names Atty. Vincent L Diana with a better understanding of be served. verwood Rd., Vernon; Mrs. 'shortage at a Broad St. firm six authoiiaed enumerators In State Doris I. McKee, 38 Elsie Dr.; In two court trials, Fred taxes of 8794.56; also, taxes to u her counsel, and claims that making house-ten to members, VFW Auxiliary will meet to Mrs. Virginia Cooper, Coven erick Brandt, 52, of 68 Spruce her fall was caused by a long- The six, CEurying Idaiitiflcation months suspended sentence in 8722jq. There are many small, existing defective sidewalk and cards signed by Supt. of Schools Key Ford Plants St., w u found g;uilty of failure their ladys and friends. Tick morrow at 7 p.m. at John F. try: Elliott L. Randall. 152 this court for fraud charges to drive in a proper Isme and unsecured creditors in Manches curb. William H. C u i^ , are Mrs. Na Yale Discovers ets are not required, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Loomis St.; Mrs. Irene A. Ben against the Stale Welfare De Center St., to pay respects to nett, 243 Center St.; Ralph M. w u ' fined $24; while Alvin A. ter. She listed her injuries as a dis talie McIntosh, Mrs. Florence partment, It WM reported. Skoog, 20, Andover, was found Hamilton, who formerly op located left shoulder, * contu Baldt, Mrs. Gertrude Farrell, Stolen Items WorM Obmmunlty Day will William Smith, whose mother Cooke, 40 Hartland Rd.; Elaine GOP Control Fight Is a member of the auxiliary. Royal Isham Jr., 21, of 136 not ^ I t y to charges of hunt erated Spruce St. Market, has sions, abrasionb, and a deep- Mrs. Marie Szetela, Mra. Helen be held tomorrow at 10 Am. at R. Simao, Wapplng: Mrs. Ora M. Bickford, Columbia; Mrp. Bissell St., was bound over to ing on Sunday and hunting listed his occupation u machin seated nervous and systemic McCarthy and Mra. P r ills Community Baptist Oiurch. Hartford Superior Court after without a license. ist at Controlmatics Corp. of shock. Heritage. Idled by New Strike NEW HAVEN (AP)— Ihe service is open to all wom VFW Auxiliary will sponsor Sadie E. Wild. South Wlnd.sor; a card party tomorrow ‘at 8 Mrs. Grace Clough, Tolland; Yale University says it has NEW YORK (AP)—The^ The people cannot accept»>where he is vacationing, Rocke-^ Nixon’s statement was shar^ en. There will be a coffee hour him as leader,” Nixon said, feller said Nixon was being ly at odds with statements at p.m. at the post home. Mrs. Maria Gallagher and discovered eight rare a at 9:15 Am. There wdll be nur battle for control of a dis "after refusing to go to bat in ■-‘neither factual nor construc tributed to him in the current sery facilities.. daughter, Wapping; Mrs. DETROIT (AP) — Thet“ Uln« days’ supplyily of cars and. and^Chicago Heights, Hi., and Buf Greek manuscripts stolen rupted Republican party a tough year." He added that if tive. is.sue of Newsweek magazine, Helen M. Joslln and daughter, falo, N.Y. A u to W orker. 2 from the library of Santa has broken into the open, Rockefeller should lend his sup "This is a time for construc remarks which he denies mak Royal Black Preceptory will Tolland; Mrs. Brenda M. Hoo At the St. Louis assembly Hospital Notes Union ftruck nine key Ford Iglesua Mayor del Pilar at with a bitter exchange be port to anyone against GOP na tive rebuilding of the Republican ing. mast tomorrow at 8 p.ni, at ver and daughter, 91 Wetherell Denise, Ford vice president and plant, a strike deadline ot 11 tional chairman Dean Burch, St.; Mrs. Suzanne L. Terry and Co. 'plants today over un chief negotiator, said: “ The a.m. Monday was set. A Ford' Sargossa, Spain, in a Yale tween former Vice Presi party as a vital force Iq. the The magazine quoted him as Orange Hall. "it would be the kiss of death.” mainstream of American politi .saying; "This is what’s going to VMUng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. son. East Hartford. Pinehurst Anniversary settled local agreements. strikes called this morning spokesman said, "They appar library. dent Richard M. Nixon and Nixon’s remarks apparently cal life,” 'Rockefeller .said. happen. It will take a couple ot Reservations are still open for in all areas excepting matern The UAW shut down four against Ford Motor C3o. are ently were so close to agree The librarian, Herman E. New York Gov. Nelson A. were in answer to a statement "The nomination of the Gold- months for the dust to settle. the Manchester Italian Amer ity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. PLEASE JOIN US IN THIS 2 WEEKS OF assembly plants, two stamping completely unnecessary . . . ment they decided to put off Liebert, said "the manuscripts and 6:30 to 8 p.m, and private "In most of these local nego using their strike authoriza were acquired in 1957 in good Rockefeller. by Rockefeller earlier calling water-Mlller ticket divided the Then Barry will be dropped like ican Club setback tournament CELEBRATION DAYS plants and three parts manufac Nixon, who campaigned wide for Goldwater to step down im Republican party sf» severely a hot potato. rooms where they are 10 Am. Bids Re jected turing. plants aa some 2,000 tiations which have failed to tion.” The UAW said It had faith from a highly respected which begins tonight at 8 at ly for Barry Goldwater, the un- mediately as head of the Repub that, despite the efforts of Re "Rockefeller, Lodge and Cliff the club. For reservations call to 8 p.mr. Visitors are requested hourly employes walked out. produce settlements the union is authorized a strike at a stamp American dealer." He declined not to smoke in patient's rooms. On Truck Body seeking concessions from the ing plant at Bedford, Ohio, but to Identify the dealer. succe.ssful GOP nominee, ac lican party. publican state organizations like Ca.se have had it too,” the mag the club. Ford said strikes at the assem cused Rockefeller of being a New York, the, nation rejected azine quoted. "The party wul No more than two visitors at bly plants cut the company’s company that would restrict Its the unit reached local agree He also said today that The New York, governor, who one time per patient. ' ' “ spoilsport” and the principal was cool to Goldwater to th^’ the national ticket by unprece never forgive them for dragging Mystic Review, WBA, will The town has rejected three I daily auto production by about right to manage the plants effi ment this morning. "identlflylng the series of pre Today— As Always— Fresher By Far ciently.’’ Ford has about 160,000 vious steps by which these divider who sat out the presiden point of refusing to say who he dented pluralities,” Rockefeller their 'feet.” place a memorial on the grave bids on a truck body for the ; 16 per cent and truck production tial campaign and "got his Patients Today: 268 The strikes today shut down production workers and a total manuscripts reaced Yale, and would vote for, fired back that said. On the subject of Republican o f Mrs. Olga 'l^ its at St. by about 84 per cent. pound of fle.sh.” Goldwater de "Mr. Nixon’s late.st maneuver Gov. William W. Scranton at ADMITTED YESTERDAY: highway department and re- assembly plants at Louisville, of 90 bargaining units around determining the legality of Nixon's remarks were a“ peev- James' Cemetery on Sunday at If the strike continues at the feated Rockefeller for the nom is hardly calculated to advanoe James Fee, 80 Helaine Rd.; adverti.slng for sealed bids, to FRUITS - VEGETABLES Ky.. and Dallas, Tex.; truck the country. In recent weeks the each, -will call for a lengthy in ish, post-election utterance.” 3:30 p.nrL company’s . phrts plants, a ination. this effort.” (See Page Ten) Sanley Grryb, 20 Berkley St.; spokestnah said, this would and auto assembly units at company’s 17 assembly plants quiry, in which, if it is under In a statement from Spain,' be opened Nov. 6. at 11 a.m. in | taken, Yale ..will gladly c Ladies of the Assumption will Mrs. Bonnie Hayes, 8 Depot the Municipal Building. 45th ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS affect auto production at one Wayne, Michmn and manufac have been producing about •10,- S t, Buckland; Mrs. Hazel operate.” sponsor Its annual Christmas The rejected bids, submitted | assembly plants. turing plants at Ypsilanti and Baxaar Saturday from 10:30 Knight, Glnfield; Mrs. Caro Ford an estimated 82 Sterling, Mich., Sheffield, Ala., (See Page FUteen) Tile manuscripts are among lyn McGill, South Windsor; on Oct. 29, have been set aside the 200,000 literary treasures Road Deaths A m . to 4 p.m. in the Church because only the top bidder met | McIn t o s h a p p l e s WHITE BOILING ONIONS Hah, S. Adams S t Stephen Noe, Tolland; Fred in the Beinecke ^library of Rocker, 26 Burke Rd., Rock the advertised specifications. Rare Books and Manuscripts. ville; Mrs. Jacqueline Veilleux, The low bidder. Equipment I The discovery was made A im Toward Commander Edwin Edwards Coventry; Ruscoe Easton, 5 Service Inc. of Hartford, h a d ! 3 lbs. 35c 2 lbs. 29c Police Probe yesterday, said Lelbert. The o f the VFW Post has called a Parker St.; Barry Sandals, 40 later offered to .supply the cor *Green Man * Suspect boohs were traced by Fran spwcial meeting for tonight at 8 Steephollow Lane; Wayne rect body at the same $1,1081 HARTFORD (AP)—Re cisco Rodriguez Arados, •. pro Record High at the post home for all vet Dietrlchsen, 46 Spruce St.; price that it had submitted but, sults of a month-long In fessor of Greek philology at erans grroup.s in MancheMêr. Mrs. Marion McAllister, 143 legal technicalities did not per-1 vestigation of the Torrlng- Madrid University, a few Commander Edwards has been Campfield Rd.; Mrs. Marjorie mit acceptance of the offer. Admits Attack Here ton Police Department will weeks after the conviction of CHICAao (AP) — The na designated as parade marshal be presented to Utchfield tion’s traffic deatos in the ffrat Wheeler, East Hartford; Mrs. Others who had bid were I Pinehursf~Hood four men accused of the theft for the forthcoming Veterans Mary Ward, 91 Alton St.; County State’s Atty. Thom in Saracossa. nine months this year hit an all- Day Observance NoV. 11. Hartford Bodies- Inc. of East as A. Wall this weekend. tlrne record,, and the toll ap Michael T. Daly, 16 Hathaway Hartford, $1,275, and R, O. Cote HARTFORD (A P )— A 33-year-old Malden, Mass, Yale authorities said it Is 45fh Anniversary Specials State Police Capt. Thom their practice not to disclose peared racing to a record high Lane; Martin Mattsson, 611 N. Co. Inc., also o f East Hartford, | man, seized by Connecticut and Massachusetts police Members o f the VFW will Main St. as O’Brien said today the the sources or values of library In 1964. meet tonight at 7:30 at the $1,520. HOOD'S PURE HOOD'S yesterday, has admitted attacks on housewives in Hart results of the probe are acquisitions. The National Safety Council ADMITTED TODAY; Wil Prices include the trade-in of I ford, East Hartford, Hamden and New Haven, State Po said today there were 84,670 John F. Tierney Funeral Home, liam Vince, 4 Lincoln St.; criminlal in nature and vrtll 219 W, Center St., to pay re an old truck body, which is ORANGE JUICE COTTAGE CHEESE lice said today. be reviewed by the state’s deaths on highways from Jan. 1 Maurice Trustenitzer, 22 Phelps presently mounted on a 19641 Captured at gunpoint near Hartford and Meriden. Police Water Ruling to Oct. 1. The total was an in spects to Pvt. William E. Smith. Rd.; Mb's. Eleanor Brook, 101 attorney for possible action. chassis. his home was Albert Desalvo, reports also add he admitted HARTFORD (AP) — The crease of 10 per cent oyer the Laurel St.; Mrs. Jean Bart .qt. 41c laborer and father of two attempting similar attacks in 81,310 killed In traffic accidents Laura Kurtz, Janet Delhi, lett, Glastonbury. lb. 26c State Public Utilities Commis Kathleen Ferguson' and Kath children. Meinchester and New Haven. sion approved a general revision in the corresponding three quar erine Glenney, all of Troop 10, BIRTS YESTERDAY: A Road Aid Dates to ’ 17 Four charges have been Local police reports have of its regulations concerning ters ot last year. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mariner 3 and Patricia Reagan, Kathleen brought by Connecticut author been sought, a spokesman said, water companies yesterday. The council said the nation’s Douglas Curry, 11 Goslee Dr.; Kuenilk, Claire Campbell and WASHINGTON—Federal aid | ities against Desalvo, also to be incorporated into the 'The regulations affect all wa tiraffic fatalities, which for 90 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert for highways has been provided overall presentation. The, local Cynthia Haney, all o f Troop known as the "Green Man” ter companies except those consecuti've months have ex Thulin, 61 R ^ ce Rd.; a son to to the states continuously since because o f a green shirt and woman has not been asked to In Helpless 618, attended a special patrol served by the Metropolitan Dis ceeded those of the same month Mr. and M ra Howard Machie, 1917. Apportionments made in PINEHURST -'STRICKLAND FARMS trousers worn during his at make an Identification yet. of a year earlier, apparently leaders workshop last night at trict Commission in the Hart 405 N. Main St.; a daughter to the past two years provided 45th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL tacks — indecent'assault, rob The Malden man was seized ford area. will reach a toll of about 48,000 Trinity Spisc<^>al Church, Mrs. and Mrs. Albert LeBel, yesterday morning after State Space Orbit $3.55 billion for fiscal 1964 and bery with violence, rape and Under the Vevislons, a water this year. That would be am aS- Hertford. 138^ W. Main St, Rockville; $3,675 for fiscal 1965. Police Major Samuel Rome Today... as always... Pinehurst features only farm fresh local eggs. assault with a dangerous utility will "furnish, Install and tlme high after the pre'vious weapon. and Lt. Robert Flaherty of CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) record ot 48,600 deaths last the Blast 'Hartford Police maintain at its own expense year. U.S. GRADE AA, LARGE However, K is questionable — The strieWen Mariner 3 the service pipe from its main whether Desalvo, wanted in his traveled to Massachusetts spacecraft wfiirled through Highway deaths for the 13- Wednesday night. to and Including the curb stop month period up to Oct. 1 to home state and New Hamp space as a heloless hulk today, and box at or adjacent to the The trip was made when po unable to fulfiH Its mission as taled 46,860, an increase of 10 e r s and Jthode leland, will be street line or the customer’s OSCAR MAYER 55 returned soon to Connecticut lice learned by teletype of De- the first spacecraft to probe the per cent over the 42,656 In the FRESH EGGS do. property line." Vac-Packed to stand trial. salvo’s arrest on assault planet < Mars. preceding 10 months. Under the same rsvlsions, Traffic fatalities In Septwnbeg state police said Desalvo had charges In Cambridge. Mass. With Mariner 8 a |25 mUIion "the customer woUlfT be«F' been positively identified by loss, the National Adfdnautics totaled '4,070, a record fc>r"t£e ' BACON SHURFINE sponsible for furnishing, main qionth. The council said the 303 victims of attacks in East (See Page Eleven) and Space Administration taining and laying the neces CORN...PEAS... turned attention tb Mariner 4, a increase of 3 per cent over the CANS sary service pipe from the curb 3,990 deaths in September last APPLESAUCE twin spacecraft which officials stop to the place of consump Ib. 69c hope to launch within two year reflected a curb on the tion and shall keep the service rising accident death record, weeks. line in good repair.” Athlete Shipped Home COD Exact date for the launching adding the August toll of 4,870 The revisions were made to ^Candidates’ on Return Day Jaunt was 18 per cent up from 4,810 in PINEHURST - ROYAL 45th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL depends on evaluation of Infor establish a consistent policy in mation from Thursday’s failure. No, that’s not really Barry and Lyndon sharing the buggy ride— it’s really Augtut 1968. To Save Airplane Charges the laying and maintenance of The death rate, which has The space agency has until Dec. water lines. two post-election celebrants in Dover, Del. The occasion was the traditional "Re 1 to fire the Mariner 4 rocket. been accounted for partly by a turn Day” celebration when residents— Democrats and Republicans alike—rjoin sharply increasing rate of auto After that. Mars will not be in I C E C R E A M SYDNEY, Australia (AP) —^ "My blood runs cold when I Phone Contract forces for an ox roast. The custom goes back to the days when returns came mobile and truck use, has bem An Australian athlete had him think of the terrible risks he position for a launching until December, 1966. in via horse and wagon. (AP Photofax.) zooming even faster than the self shipped home c.o.d. from ran,” the spokesman said. "The NEW, HAVEN (AP) — The number of miles traveled by Southern New England Tele Save 20c package on dozens of flavors Britain In a wooden crate be cargo could have been offloaded Mariner 3 was to have crossed motorists until Setpember. '/2 GAL. cause he couldn’t afford a pas and left in some tropical depot 350 million miles of space In phone Co. and the Connecticut It was 6.1 deaths per 100. mil senger ticket for the ll,0(K)-mIle over a weekend. Or he could months, skimming within 8,8(X) Union of Telephone Workers Plane Lands lion miles traveled in SeptMn- flight. have been discovered en route miles of Mars next July 17. announced agr^m ent today on Pontiff Attends ber this year compared with 6.3^ Reginald Spiers, 22. of Ade and thrown into jail. Or he could During a brief encounter with a new contract calling for wage in September ayear ago. laida, spent 68 hours In the slat-' have been packed with other the planet, the craft was to have increases ranging from two to In Berlin But 'for the nine months, this Pinehurst Chickens are a delicacy and ted box without food or water, freight and suffocated. Or the snapped pictures and gathered six dollars a week. year’s death rate per 100 miUion 45th Anniversary Chix Sale scientific data. The pay boosts will go to there is no substitute for them, the Sydney newspapers reported. pressurization in the cargo hold Unmolested miles was 5.6 compared with 5.4 Friends and relatives in Ade might have failed.” There were indications that Council Session for the same period of 1963. name is a guarantee of quality, whole- SELECTED LARGE laide confirmed the story today. Sidney newspapers ■ said the failure resulted because a (See Page Ten) Statisticiaiui notqd that about eomeness and matchless flavor and good The accounts said a friend Spiers, a 170-pound javelin fiberglass shroud did not sepa BERLIN (AP) — A British half of the Increase tn tntfOe ness. nailed up the box .Oct. 17 in thrower, worked his way to rate "from the spacecraft. ’Ihe commercial airliner on a direct deaths had resulted from oolU- London by ship in hopes of win VATICAN CITY (A P )— To the sound of African London and Spiers landed at shroud was designed to protect flight from London landed In CHICKEN Perth Oct. 20 on an Air India ning an Australian Olympic Mariper 8 from aerodynamic tom toms, cymbals and native chants. Pope Paul VI to (See Page Tea) West Berlin today without Inci 60NT8NT8 ONI QUART LIQUID flight, then hitchhiked 1,800 team berth in trials but failed stresses during the upward push day attended the Vatican Ecumenical Council. He told Pinehurst Chickens have a high jii'opor- Lb. miles to Adelaide. and, because he was broke, through the earth’s atmosphere, ‘Junkets’ the worldwide gathering of prelates he hoped the en dent despite new Soviet threats BREASTS seized on the idea of flying tion of tender, succulent white meat, "There was enough space then was to eject. tire Roman Catholic Church would share in missionary that the .safety of such flights plump drumsticks and thighs and dark More slices of white meat on these large breasts. between the planks to give me home in the crate. Jack N. James, Mariner could not be guaranteed. air and allow me to peep out,” He' gave notice to Air India project director, said early activity. The British European Alrr meat with exceptional lightness. he said. that he wanted to consign a today the shroud may not have B eckon It was the first regular work vastness of this essential argu ways plane landed three BuUetins ing session of the council at Fall is the time to CHICKEN LEGS with THIGHS lb. 49c An Air India spokesman said crate of plastic emulsion to a separated cleanly and somehow ment in the life of the (Church.” minutes behind schedule. Offi Culled from AP Wires ■n empty wooden crate big Perth firm. He said he climbed "hung up’’ on the spacecraft. tended by a pontiff since it con A Mass celebrated in the cials said ,no Communist planes m i Pinehurst Chickens are thrifty because enough to hold a man was found Inside the box Oct. 17 and He said this was not certain but Congress vened in 1962, Pope Paul said he Ethiopian rite opened the .ses wore noticed during the 20- today at the air cargo depot in friends drove him to the airport. that tracking data indicated it chose this day, the start of de sion in St. Peter’s. . Student minute flight over Communist of the high ratio of tasty, juicy flavor Perth. Sent c.o.d., it was con- The crate, 5 feet long and 3 bate on a council .schema on prlesU from Rome’s Ethiopian East Germany. BURCH SEEKS PEACE )ut your family on PLUMP. FRESH 2Vj Lb. N. E. was a distinct possibility. WASHINGTON (AP)—R»-, ful meat per pound of bird. signed to a nonexistent shoe i feet wide, was big enough to A fuller evaluation of the missionary activity, to "show in College beat drums, clashed FAMILY Only Thursday night, the publican National Chairmaa factory at a nonexistent ad------WASHINGTON (AP) —Fara a clear light the seriousness and cymbals, clapped their hands Russians said theit representa dress. | (See Page Three) way' places — the glitter of Par and sang as the Pope and more Dean Burch today called oa BREAKFAST (See Page Eight) tive at the Berlin Air Safety party leaders to quit their ively Hood Orange Cooking time is 13 to 15 minutes per is, the sunny shores of Hawaii than 2,(XX) council fathers fol Center In West Berlin would not lowed the Mass. public squabbling over tha pound of meat. and Jamaica, the exotic lands of take any notice of flight plans OOP’s future and eonoea- CHICKENS ^ the East —are beckoning and Then, in a gesture described filed for planes flying an “ inter RECONSTITUTED News Tidbits trate on pro'vldlng “ loyal op Juice Drink and Each chicken will average only $1.29 each. No charge for cutting • many members of Congre.s.s are as symbolizing his support of national” route.' position” to the Democrats. from the AP Wires the concept of shared papal- "The safety of such flights Unwrap poultry at once, cook lightly, or splitting. Large enough to poast. . , wonderful to fry or broil. Vernon Man Killed in Crash^ answering the call. They will Burch’s statement eama soon be off on official trip.s. episcopal power, the 'spiritual catr not oe guaranteed," the against a backgronad of de- ORANGE store in cold part in your refrigerator. Stay at home taxpayers will ruler o f the Roman (Jathollc statement said, unless they are nunoiaOoiia— and-apponls fOr save a dime pick :ip the tabs for these jour Arthur Larson, former Elsen Churesh toolr a place among the' cleared with East German aU'> unity—by such Ropubllcaa - CHICKEN WINGS lb. 25c CHICKEN LIVERS lb. 89c Air Force Begins Investigation neys which critics of Congress hower administration aide la 12 cardinals presiding over thp thorlties. leaders as Richard M. Nixon, call junkets. bels Sen. Barry Goldwater "the council, instead of his own The BEA flight used one of former President Dwight D.> throne. three 2D-mlle-wide air corridors. JUICE PORTSMOUTH, N. H. But defendens of Iegislativ''e guy who really crushed the ^ - Elsenhower and Gov. Nelson Your family needs the extra Vita plane waa participating in a re customs say it is proper for publican party,” and (falls Mich A. Rockefeller of Now Tmlc ^ R I N K ^ MISS IOWA Lean, Sliced (A P )— Pease Air Force fueling practice mission with those who have to decide on igan Gov. George Romney "the (See Page Ten) (See Page Eight) ------^ min C tfiey get in Hood Orange World's Most Exciting Base officials today began three other tankers. It was the such things as foreign aid. inter brightest spot on the Republi MARGIN REDUCED an investigation into the fourth of the five-plane group national agreements, the build can horizon" . . . Sen. Barry BOSTON (AP) — A iw- Juice Drink because fall is sniffle to take off. * ing of bases abroad and the like, CHECKERBOARD ICE CREAM crash of a KC97 tanker Goldwater flies to Washington check of Massachnsetta Meo-- B A C O N lb. Dennis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. to see firsthand what is being for brief business stop before State E lection Procedure tion returns today reduced season. And flavor? It's Hood plane which killed the five- Everett W. Dennis, were visit done with the taxpayers’ mon going on vacation, reportedly the winning margin of for Vsnilla-Chocolate or Vanilla man crew yesterday. ey. Orange Juice Drink... and Hood 2lb$. $I.IO'— 4lbs. $2.00 ing him when the crsish oc to Jamaica. mer Republican Gov. John A. The dead were identified as> curred, the spokesman said. He As one committee aide put it Despite defeat in election, Tradition - Qad Ceremony Voi,n to 9,388 votes, making means good! Use the coupon Ice Cream & Orange. Sherbet Aircraft Commander Capt. added that Towle had been when he said his group has no Sen. Kenneth B. Keating' in- a recount virtually certain In 45th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Robert L. Thompson, 33, of scheduled for promotion on Dec. travel plans, "I ’m not proud of temds to remain active in poli his contest for governor ’ with Checkerboard and all other flavors Vernon, Conn.; Ck>-Pilot (iapt. 1 and that Schulz's son, Gerald it. I think we should have.” tics / . . Sen. Hubert H. Hum HARTFORD (AP) — When do«>slate Is that nominated by the Democrat Francis Y. BollottL today! of Sealtest Ice Cream on sale at At any rate, Congress is in Michael P, Valanan.i 27, of Jer Jr., had' celebrated his 12th | phrey tellir,his neighbors he’H unofficial election results be Democrats at their state conveu Volpe's unofficial lead of 39t- Pinehurst. recess, the big election cam Vz Gal.—No Limit sey City, N.J.; 'Navigator 1st birthday yesterday. still play basketball with the come official? tion last June. They are: 006 dropped suddenljr Lean Chuck Ground and paign is Over, and many suit Lt. Larry C. Dennis, 25. of Mrs. Barbara Dailey, who kids and doesn'tlt sse- Jet fuel-for refueling bombers. ened walkout by teaebani war Oonnectleut newspai.apm. Men," M aaid; "tiut tt.b u n t in- s A teue apokaemaa ,ê$4 the t) (flea Paga FIftoMi) iglariea. UMUolaUy theôeeeeful (• m Pago I) •if «*(!»• •-’It;- T \-r • V '.. I ififm two ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1M4 MAMCHB^TBB EVSNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. OOKN« FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1964 PA GE TH REE then paused briefly with head North Atlantic Trsaty Organisa- in Uie openliw effort of the Unl- Hebron bowed. Uon should strive “tot the eloa- veralty of Cionnecticut 1964-S5 Sheinwold on Bridjê People In Events ast possible nuclear intorpan- Athlete Shipped Home COD WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE drama aeries — "Oh Dad, Poor TRY OUR BPEOIAJL B < » HOPE d en cs.” $ i* Dad, Momma's Hung You in ITALIAN DINNnS . HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Bob VM' two Isadsrs also said In a the Closet and I'm Feeling So iiOBSBi ARE OFTEN DinE Hope was named today to be In World communique Thuraday night To Save Airplane Charges Sad." Troops Plan TO REPEATED BAD PLAY EMk sides rahmabk 99 N ow m The News master of ceremonies for the after a one-day conference that Angelo Camposeo 'Hell play Jonathan, son of S7th Academy Awards presenta EUSABATHVILLB, tha Con the strength of the alliance (Oeattamed trooi ihtge One) the central character, MadAme By ALFRED SHEINWOLD SERVED NIGHTLY AT lANOB REVENTLOW in time to attend a brother's IS NOW ASSOCIA-TED WITH Meetings qn NatiMiaT Men’s Team Ckamplea K tion, scheduled next April 6 at go (AP) The Congolese army should be prsservad. wedding. 0 A7S3 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Santa Monica. reported today it had recap The statement ^q>ear#d to be allow him to sit up with his legs Spiers said the crate with him "fxMses at bridge are not due _____ « A54 CAVEY’S Lance Reventlow, 28, son of one tured Klndu, last rebel etrong- the first official expression of stretched out and tight enough inside weighed about 600 pounds , New Dates to lack of brtllLicf,” writes WOT BAST of the world's richest woman, STUART WHITMAN hold on the road to the tebel BriUsh nuclear policy under the to prevent his being tossed and the freight charge was STATE BARBER SHOP Gerald Abrahams in "Brains in 4KII0C4 will marry actress Cheryl Hol- HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Actor capital of StanleyÎIe. new Labor government, which about. about $960. That is $280 more By Howie Holcomb Bridge,” a thought -provoking dridge next Sunday. 10 BISSELL ST— MANCHESTER 9 »74S 9AV Q t( Stuart Whitman’s wife of 14 A brief mesaage from . the in its campaign promised to end At Bombay, he was taken out than the passenger fare, but The Junior Girl Scout Troopa and beautifully, 'written book. K 10*l Reventlow’a mother is Prin years, P i^ filed suit for divorce Britain’s ^dependent nuclear passengers cAn’t travel c.o.d. 5284 and 6061 will meet on "The main cause of loss at advancing motorized brigade on a forklift, held aloft, then OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Several years ago, a young singer (?) catapulted onto Q10S7 cess Barbara Hutton Champa- in Santa Monica, charging ex said the Bklropean prqnilation role.. manhandled Into another Boeing "As far as I know, no freight the world’s entertainment stage and set the younger set Tuesday and Nov. 17 Instead of bridge is inadequacy in the face fODT^ eak. She telephoned Thursday treme mental cruelty and ask was unharmed. The message payment has' been collected on CLOSED MONDAYS Nov. 9 and 16, as previously of the not vgry difficult." 4) A7 from Paris that her doctors 707 "and soon we were flying agog with his off-beat, crying style and accompanying ing custody of their four chll- Indicated little or no realstance MfAln.” this consignment," said the Air planned. East dealer K? 11032 have advised sgainst making dreni was met when Klndu fell Thurs Ihdia spokesman. p1i3îcal iryrations. The kids loved hirh and made'hfs The meeting will be held in Both sides vulnerable 0 0 )4 2 the trip to Los Angeles. Ohe Talk on Masoniy “f tis big orie's for us," Spiers day night heard someone say when he early recoils all.best sellers. But the adult opinion was the elementary school library Opening lead—Nine of Clubs gave the couple a 2Vi-acre coun- ■Ilie town, 250 miles south of Plant to Make a Gram gomethiog else after close of school. The girls "The declarer who mlsplayed WOTbit SeJt vfwit iOT n y estate near Beverly Hills ss Stanleyville, had been in insur Heard by Ladies landed more than 3 (4 days later this hand,” writes Abrahams, 1 A 1 <> 1 4) 3 0 a wedding gi/t. The house has at Perth. Their comments were along radios which teen-agers carry are asked to save their plastic Doubls AU Pus State Police gent hands for several montha Spiers said "The crate was OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — The the lines of "do you call that anywhere and everywhere — in bleach bottles, sither one half "did so by letting the first club Rvs bedrooms, six bathi and a A talk enUtled "Blue Lodge run to his tenace. How very restaurcHit swimming pool. dumped in a shed and after a Atomic Energy Commission, alnging,” "what is show busi cluding to bed. I guess. gallon or gallon size, and bring Seek Auxiliaries DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Masonry" was presented last few hours I decided to brea^-1 has begun a transurante proc-1 ness coming to" and “what Now we wonder — what can them in, washed and labels re many contracts are loet' on the I*, spade. By this time declarer Roots • and 44A. Bolton—44S-284t Reventlow, former husband of After battling for more than two first trick! He could not re-en has taken six tricks and ahould actress Jill St. John, and Miss night by Worshipful Master out.” ' esstng facility here, one of could ever be worse than thin." be worse than the Beatles? moved. state Police Lt, Alfred Bick-^ years for control of Yemen, the He crawled out dizzy and whose goals Is the production That chap's name was Johnny While we're hoping for a long Local church service.4 this ter his hand three times, and manage to take three more with Holdridge, 19, will be married republicans and the royalists Ohriatopher W. Totten at La was defeated." A-7 of trumps in dummy and a t , Westwood Community ford, commanding officer of the w eak,'he said. After resting, of one gram (.35 ounce) of Ray—his ray in long .since cloud life, that's one facet of it that's Sunday will be as iollows; He Stafford Springs Troop, an have agreed to cease firing dles Night of Friendship Lodge awhile, he cut his way through a californium 252. Other elements ed over, by the way—and some- not particularly appealing. There's no question about Q-j-8-2 of trumps in his own church. Six hundred guests have Sunday and to open talks Nov. bron First Congregational, South's best play. He should hand. been Invited. nounced today that applica of Masons. More than 100 at wire mesh door and hitchhiked I above atomic No. 96 will be ttiing "worse" quickly came Perhaps the thing that bothers 10 a.m.; Sunday school. 11:15; tions for the State Police Aux 23 on their Red Sea country's tended the program held at the home to his wife and daughter' made in the $8.7 million plant. along. take the first trick with dum The Important point about a future. ' the writer most alût these new Gilead Congregational, morn my's ace of clubs and return the hand of this kind is to play the s o t WINSTON CHURCHILL iliary are being accepted at Masonic Templf. It was Elvis Presley, and his teen sensatfonsi7l is the reac ing worship, 11:15, ^Sunday the troop. Mecca Radio said the agree A surprise visitor for the AMERICA'S LAROE8T FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN wild whirlings made Johnny Ray tion of the young girls in the au king of hearts. He plsuis to ruff doubler for four good tnunpa LONDON (AP) — Bitterly ment was reached during- a school. 10 a.m. The ReV.. John three hearts in dummy and and most of toe missing high cold weather couldn’t keep Sir He said that applicants must secret meeting of the warring evening was Most Worshipful look Nke a mummy. He wa.s dience. Much of the time they N. Cross, pastor of the linked Brother Irving E. Partridge, photographed^n closeups only scream and yell and make so AIXAN GREGORY wants to save entries to his cards. It's hard to go wrong if Winston Churchill from his fa be between the ages of 21 and factions at Erkowit, in the Su on some TV shows, so his pelvic churches, will have for his ser hand until after he has led the you play for the cards to be vorite soup. 55, between heigl^ of 5-foot-8 dan. grand master of Masoiu in 0>n- much nol.se one can't hear the mon topic. "Oeeds and Oaz- first round of heart.s. thus placed. and 6-foot-4, be in good physi necUcut, who was accompanied contortions wouldn't offend the artists—even if they were worth Rosepettle. He's a sophomore in' Here’s Your Landmaric For— The former prime minister, Saudi Arabia backed the roy less eaUous viewers. the (College of Liberal Arts and es." He asks members to bring The rest of the 'lay is then Daily guestton who will be 90 years old Nov. 80. cal health and of good moral alists while the United Arab by Right Worshipful Brother hearing. Sciences. a friend along to church. pretty easy. Blast takes the ace At dealer, you hold: Spades, character. Again came the same war And you can bet there wa.s FINE DINING, COCKTAILS and was helped from his car and Republic sent almoet 40,(XX) George Gay, grand tiler; and cry “what can be worse than The avant-garde farcif opens The First Congregational of hearts and returns the queen A-d-; Hearts, J-18-5-t; Diamonds, into a wheel chair at Londoh’s After a 22-week training pe troops to Yemen to support the Rt. Worshipful Brother Merle never anything like those young tonight and runs through Nov. of spadbs to South’s ace. South g-J-4-2; Clubs. K-J-t. Elvis?" sters screaming and yelling — Sunday school is to sponsor a Facilities for BANQUETS and WEDDINGS... Savoy Hotel for a meeting riod, including classes in acci regime of President Abdullah P. Tapley, past district deputy. Nothing was for some time. 1^, with no performance sched ruffs a heart in dummy, re What do you say? Thursday night of the' exclusive dent and criminal investigation, al-Sallal. The grand master spoke briefly 85 East Center S t unless it was a similar group steak dinner on Nov. 20, to be turns the queen of spades Jo Answer: Pass. You have 12 The teen favorites were of the about 20 years ago. They uled Sunday. held in the church dining room, The Other Club. traffic control, patrol tech at the conclusion of the pro Fabian, Paul Anka, Bobby Ry- Warsaw Orchestra South's ace. South ruffs a heart points in high cards and 1 point Besides the soup, the exclu niques, and first aid, the auxil UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. At Suiiunit St screamed and yeiled and rah the object being to raise money in dummy, retUrps to his hand for the doubleton. An opming gram. dell type.s — not much more all over Times Square t*nd Poland's most distinguished to pay for the nev> materials N O D A N C IN G sive dining club’s menu features iaries will assist the troopers in (AP) — A communications line Wesley Van Kurem was by finessing with -toe jack of bid is possible, but not man oysters, fish, roast beef and a regular police duties. These has been set up between Moe- talent ^ t less frantic. other places) in support , -nf a musical organization, the War needed for carrying on class In clubs, ruffs anothn, heart in datory. You should pass because chairman for ladies night. A WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL Then it came — all of a sud saw Philharmorac. will be Con THIS SATURDAY ONLY cheese souffle. services are voluntary. Uni cow and Washington for the buffet was served after the pro skinny ex-band singer 'named' struction. There will be a limit dummy and draws one, round of you have only quick tricks exchange of weather informa den ! Ever since the 1770‘s Great Frank Sinatra. necticut's gue.st Monday evening as to ho / many can be fed. De Churchill and Lord Birken forms will be furnished through gram. when the enseijible of nearly 100 trumps with the ace Lb. guard and no particularly good suit. head founded the club in 1911. the Troop C Auxiliary Fund. tion gâthered by conventional Britain had been waiting to get (But no one cart 'really re tails dan be obtained from any again.st a doubleton club in the back at_pte "Colonies" and they member that, can they? Or can performs a single concert at the Right BOW la a good time to make your Banquet and Weddlog All interested are invited to methods. The bne is expected to Sunday school officer or teach West hand. For Sheinwold's 86-page bool^- ROBERT KENNEDY report to the troop next Tues go into operation soon. 7 Odors Basie CARNATIONS did It by exporting the Beatle.s. they?) Bushnell. er. let. "A Pocket Guide to ReoeptlOB reeervattona. Just by numbers alone, they I.,ora|, Ilavor Witold Rowicki will be the Continues Ruff-Out WASHINGTON (AP) — Rob day at 7:30 p.m. A formal agreement reached had to be four times worse than conductor, Wladyslaw Kedra the St. Peter’s Episcopal CJhurch South then leads a club to his Bridge.” send 50 cents to Bridge ert F. Kennedy, U.S. senator- between the two countries ALBANY, Calif. — The basic The Village Charmers, four services will be: YPF regular Book. Manchester Eve. Herald, Elvis. female Babber-Shoppers from piano soloist. A limited number king and ruffs his last heart in elect from New York, visited 1 in 8 Glaucoma Victim Thursday clears the way for. fragrances are seven, says Dr. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY And while their talent is less of tickets are available. n.onthly corporate Communion, dummy. By this time he has B ^ 8318, Grand Central Station, the grave of his brother, presi exchange of weather data col John Amcore, a researcher. the Swe^ Adelines Society, will 8 a.m.. followed by breakfast managed to take eight tricks NeW,.York 17, N.Y. Sources of the odors, with their and their noises more ear-split be one Of the guest groups at the Little Theatre dent John F. Kennedy, 'Thurs NEW YORK — One of every lected by satellites “when avail ting, their popularity is much 19th -Annual Grand Festival of The Little Theater of Man and morning prayer and church still has Q-J-6 of trumps to as day. able from both sides.” general names in {)arenthe8e8, school. 10 a.m. The Rev. Fr. sure the ninth trick. eight blind Americana is a vic are: Mint candy (peppermln- graater. There has been more Harhiony, sponsored by the chester is in the final stages of The former attorney general tim of glaucoma. Cataract, the TV exposure, a greater record Hartford Chapter? SPEBSQSA, production for its next offering. Gordon W. Weeman, rector will Even after South made the 'FIANO ’S walked slowly around the grave LONDON (AP) — BriUsh ty), roses (floral), angelica root sale, a quicker move and a officiate. The meeting of the bad play of letting toe first In Arlington National Cemetery, clouding of the lens of the eye, Foreign Secretary Patrick Gor oil (musky), moth repellent Nov. -27-28, at the Bushnell. “The Streets of New York," club run to his hand he could RESTAURANT—(aosed Mondays) accounts for 16J5 per cent of new teen fad that helped — a -aq ai|) jo saij.i ain qt;M sSuu scheduled Nov. 12-14 at Bailey YPF will be at 7 p.m, don Walker and Italian Foreign (camphoraceous), vinegar flood of inexpenaive transiatdr New Teachers at Rhann still make toe contract It he the blindness in the United Minister Giuseppe Saragat (pungent), and rotten eggs The four Charmers Include Auditorium. kept his head. He should still States. Mary Jane Cran'dall and Edna The old - fashioned "meller- The first issue of the "Triad,” ! agree that members of the (putrid). Gordon of Manchester and dramer" (it wa.s written in 1857) Regional board of education | play to ruff hearts in dumnsy. publication, for Hebron. An% South leads a heart at toe Florence Sullivan and Char Hngs jvith the cries of the hero second trick, wins the spade re FREE lene Fahey of New Britain. ine and the -sneers of the vil dover and Marlborough, of Dis trict 8, reports the hiring of, turn and ruffs a heart in dum THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Harrison’s This year's show is titled the lain — to say nothing of the ac- my. He gets to his hand with a "Gay 90's Era," a natural for companiament of a rinky-tinky four new teachers for the I Your SINGER Beauty Advice high school. They are: Mrs. club to ruff another heart, cash Barber Shop harmony. piano. es . the ace of clubs and leads p r c s B n r s DOWNTOWN In IJConn Play In addition to the play itself, Frances Keilty, Miss Stephanie zig zag ARTHBR JRUe Allan Gregory, 550 Spring St., several thrilling special acts will Newton, Mrs. Delia R. Adorno Stationers has been aseign^ a leading role al.so be presented. and Jon F. Massaro. Reports on the October joint boards of education meeting Christmas Bazaar I Style-Mate macMne and a schedule of coming DANCE OPEN events to be held at the school Mon. thru Sat. Ladies of the Assumption ^ are also quoted. SAT., N O V . 7rii 'Thurs. till 9 P.M. John F. Canavan, new prin cipal. stresses the need for stu at the Fri. and Sat. atonly^99?.i.,..,.d STATE SERVICE STATION dents to take full advantage of Church Haii^S.. Adams St. S For tho firgt timo famous SINGER zigzag foaturoz their educational advantages, COLONIAL HALL • Slide Rules oro yourz at this now low pricol Now, without including regular attendance, 93 E. Main St„ Rockville • Draftliig Supplies gpecial attachments-STYLE-MATE* Machine consistent effort in study in by SINGER zigzags to lot you hem, mend, sew s Wedding Saturday, Nov. 7— 10:30 A.M.-4 P.M. | gives you the stead of cramming for tests at "Th« lock Beots" on buttons, overcast, applique— t an amazingly the last minute. Btatiwery low price! The readiiig program for jun 8:00 to 11:30 HOME MADE ARTICLES — POOD ~ COUNTRY STORE 2 ior high students is also dis Zigzags and has all the other wonderful SINGER cussed, now in its initial stage, (School Clothes Required) features: • Smoothest straight stitching ever supervised by the English De Jorgensen Auditorium, :::: LUNCH W IU BE SERVED :::: Exclusive front drop-in bobbin • SINGER* serv partment, by means of w’hich ice always available • 3 lessons free BEST STORRS, CONNECTICUT those who have serious read • tiOU zliU Vic^ V9U VOEmS VKmB • Come in today and see this outstanding new ing trouble are to haxe extra Cont. from 6:30 SINGER* Zigzag. $99.95 at illustrated, case time ip overcome their needs. optional extra. Easy Budget Plan. Dr. Robert Kinder, reading East Windsor Wednesday, November 18, 1964 consultant for State Depart- ' ^GASOLINE n\gnt of Education, has been ' DRIVE-IN 6oum5 8:16 P.M. assisted by teachers in setting MAIN S’ f;. ' forth a list of reading skills A R CONOi’ : A Tickets now on sale at Auditorium Box Office to be taught in Grades 7 and IFRI.-SAT.-SUN. 8. Such skills should be de- , Aduh Entertainment veloped in the elementary Two Top Comedles- Reserved $2.00 and $1.50—Unreserved $1.00 VALUE grades. In the planning for this Sophls Ixiren program Mrs. Helen McDon M/^GRET Box Office open Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ald, Supervisor of In.struction, Marcello Mastriano Why wait? Drive it today! and Mrs. Doris Chamberlain. •■YESTERDAY, TODAY Andover elementary school and TOMORROW” Kitten Mail Orders: Please make checks payable to principal, were of assistance. 8:15 “l''Whlp The Rham Hgh School maga plus Dean Martin in THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT and TOWN! plus “ This Ha|qiy zine drive is going oj) this "WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING week, sponsored by the student IN MY BED?” I - Feeling” mail to Mr. Michael Brotman, Mgr. council as held annually, clos 6:25 - 10:15 ing this Mondqy. Proceeds go East Hartford Jorgensen Auditorium, Storrs, Connecticut to the student counell and by KIDDIE MATINEE them to be distributed to the TOMORROW — 1:80 DRIVE-IN Bouu 5 Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope The spectacular various school organizations. "Captain Slmbad”—In Color Through this plan the neces.sity plus Cartoons and Stooges For further information call Storrs, 429-9321, Ext. 441 for each group of the school to SINGER SEWING CENTER ?! work .Tt money making is SI N. - "Lilies of The Field” Read Herald Ads. ■A TrMtmerk t l THE SINGES COMPANY Llttni In p m t book under SINGES COMPANY avoided. 832 MAIN STREET—TEL. 643-8883 Boys Club Meets DOUBLE St. Peter’s Club will meet to EXCLUSIVE HARTFORD morrow at 7 p.m. at the Hebron RUN! ADULTS ONLY Elementary School. Boys who BarracudaQ ^ have not done so should bring ! STATE 25 cents. ' j KIM LAUhi,..t£' is all man, Boys should bring heavy socks 1 KnoauwaiiiieiAMlmiin.PioDUGni and sneakers and any gym ' NOVAKHARVEY an animal equipment such as basketballs IN W SOMtRStI tWUGHAMr. in the most and vollevballs. POOL Manchester Evening Herald powerful Hebron correspondent. Miss Shown at 6 A 9:05 role of by Plymouth! Susan Pendleton, telephone Piss Baddy Ebsrn 228-S4.54. I In "M n ll Order his ^^®’® T'ABLES B rid r” ml 7 :1 0 , areer Carousel in Tapei MANCHESTrR PH &4J 7BJ? STAMPS AMPIF FRn PARKIL'C lilWBIIIIIttBIKm tBHM LiM W ai F TAIPEI The carnival STARTS SI M)AV romej to the children in For Carrol Baker Shows At . ii 't J[i I JA\ FREE.. .-Cue Sticks, Chalk, THE mosa. Children can ride a six- (h.l ''.i , ililc'i • ' \ Bolls, Triangle in “Station 6 Sahara” 7:00-9:15 1.’ .11- ■■ t horse merTy-go-'d)und pu.shed plus "Blood On The Arrow’ Sat. Mat. 2 p.m.' ■•M. 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Momtj ndMd in the Man. Open Daily 9:30 to 5:30— Tues. dhd Thun, till 9— Tremendous values all day di4ak« nwaais 5th An- n> iiD ON nmis in ink radio auction TV-Radio Tonight nval Radio Auction wilt POUOW THESI SIMRU RULISi |o into the Kiwania Un- MANCHESTER A KIWANIS CLUB It a o a t a be u e oliuwa prtatei on this der-Privileged ChiMren Ita n to n m lier, s duMilpCIoii Item, aeine t t eoetribotor ead the retail Tahta. AppipA r lnmOfly M Television SHOP SATURDAY Fand, to be aaed to help Me DM w ill be aaclieaed erery 10 mtamtee.ndantaa. Tl b e old oa m i Itotn, 4:00 (3) Big • Ibsaur lUquea yon itiBaly eaD OAM Ul aad 10 talMbi e opeiataea (Klwaa- :00 iaJtimors l - Bympbonp needy cîildren in Man. RADIO STATION Moris (13;(13) iuh_____ibecriptien TV You'll Be Glad You Did! iBaa) wta be m baM to plaea y tm md t « r yen. JUOt taO tiie (to) Top to Pius Oas (30) Naked City cheater. Itema and aerv. parwMi aaswerlac Ibat yoa waat to U d « i Hem m o nd-eo (3-30-40) The Feriner’s Daugh WINF 11N ter ieea to be anctfoned are RADIO and give the amoaat yoo wtoh to blA A t the cad «t the 10 (40) Laramlt 1:30 (3-13) The Entertainers ON TOOK DIAL lataMto pevtod, the Hem wm be m M to toe Mgbect bidder. (8) News Sports and Wsath- (3-30^) Addnma Family an new and were gener* (1033-40) Bob Hope— (lO-to-aO) HunUsy-'Briaklsy Chrysler Show oaaiy contributed by (M) What’s Ns« ):00 (34) Jass Casual TuMdai-Wtiiinday PAY FOR REDOM ITEMS 3) Waltsr Croniuts (3-30-40) Valenthie’a Day Manchester badnesses. to) 8oda) Sscurlty ):30 (3-13) Comer Pyle. U8MC A t Wattdae, Ooraer Main aad Oak Btreeto Thareday, VMday, 13) Nswsboal (3-30-10) 13 O’aock High WE PUBLICLY THANK S(40) Superman (10-2330) Jack Benny Nov. IM h A nth Saturday, Nov. U , U , Id, duriag regolar atoca heore. After (I) Bourbon 8(. Beat (34) La Travlata t h e m f o r t h e i r l i b . Nev. 14, redeem at Ollfferd'j, OSS Mala Street, regular etare (13) Bubecrlptlon TV 1^:00 (3-13) The Reporter AUCTION ~ Nov. SO (execpt ThaalnglvlBg D i^). {:46 (30) Ron Cochran (10-3330) Jack Paar ERAL HELP. 7:00 (13-23-30^) News. Sports. (13) Bubecrlptlon TV Weather 10:30 (3) One Step Beyond (34) Portrait of Mexico (30) Danger Hen SATURDAY - TOMORROW - LAST DAY! EA C H N IG H T 8:30 to 11:00 ( 3) Deatli Vauev Oars (40) M ûad (10) Have Qun Will Travel 11:00 (33-10-1330333040) News. Book Fair Guest (M) Mall Order Market Sports. Weather (to) Maas. HIgiillxhta 11:18 (1030) Tonight (C) ^ v e r Butterworth "of Wist (301 Sports Camera (40) The taint H a ^ o rd , an author o f chU- (8-30-4<)) Johnny Quest 11:30 (13) Movie (10-30) International 8hcqr (3) Movie TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. AUCTION ITEMS W e d n e s d a y , No v e m b e r i i . a u c t io n it e m s dran'a books and, alncs 1948, a (to) Schools Match Wits 11:30 (to) Tonight (C) (8-13)vw-a»y APhilharmonic ssssssM sasv/aiiv. x-exessv-k,Concert S » (3) WUPIB Mlovle \\yf (C) teacher at Harifoird OoUto'e for SEE BATUtoDAX'h TV WEEK PUK IJOBU^LBTE L18T1NO Women, •will be the gueet ■.or? GROUP 1 GROUP 8 GROUP 14 GROUP 20 apeaker at Monday night’a Book F air at Buckley School. 1.98 1. 1 pr. Oraea Sheen, Little A McKinney ...... 71. 10 gals No-Nox Gastiline, I.«Blanr’s Gulf 131. 1 Tray Table Set, Fairway Department Stores ..:. 11.96 191. Hammond Organ delivered to home with 6 free H ie annual Book Fair apon- S.05 A 1 Revlon Manicure Set, BUlle’e Beauty Shop .... Service Station ...... S.OO leesons fo r 6 weeks, Mrs. Marion Moberg o f eored by the Budtley PTA, •wUl Radio A 1 CertMIcate for Dry Cleaning, $6.00, Ploher Dry 132. 100 Parke Davis Abadol Myadec vitamins (with 72. $8.00 G ift Certificate, Reed’s, Inc, ...... S.OO dispenser), The Bolton Pharmacy, Inc...... 7.79 Watkins Bros., Inc...... $0.00 be held at 8, with the proceeds (This M liif taeladeg oaly toote aewa broadeuto «f 10 or 10 OleanMra ...... 6.00 Here are some of our Smiling Service gals who are running Women's Days 73. I Im>x Oranges, I»iils Foster ...... 6.60 192. 1 Ohuroii Seat, Brown, allocated for further stocking miirato tongth. Sotnei stotMos m rrr otneir abort iwwBcasto). A X-pc. Brash A Comb Set, Fuller Brash Co...... 8.00 133. 3 Boxes of Chocolates, BIsseH Wliolesale Manchester Pipe and Supply ...... B.B0 the scliool library. A 1 Ice Skating Rink, L. H. Hale Soper Store ---- 10.98 74. 2 complete Steak Dinners, Howard Johnson Candy and Tobacco Co...... $.00 WDBb—ISIS 9:3(1 Sp4sk Up. Hartford 19$. 2 Upright Tews. 24” lUgb, 2 Spreading Tews, Butterworth, a Hartfotd na Long John waOs 12:00 News A 1 Dry Plant Airangeimnt, Pentland The Florist 10.00 Restaurant ...... 6.10 134. 1 Bra, Glazier’s Corset and Uniform S h o p ...... 2.60 24” Wide, Grantland Nursery and Landscape---- 20.00 tive, was graduated fk*om DIdt RoMsuion 13:U Sign orr 7. 1 pr. Men’s Bowling Shoes, Parkade Lanes . . . . 10.96 76. $10.00 Gift Certificate, Capitol Equipment Co., Inc. 10.00 136. 1, 3 Piece Ladles’ Dressing Table Set, 194. 1 Set Tire Chains, Manchester Motor Salee, Ino. 24.00 l;0'j Ntws ■ten OO w n c —isw Dartmouth College in 1987 and WMAS -au , «:(K) News, Weatner Sports A t - 10 os. cans Frlgldalre Surface Renew, B. D. 76. $20.00 Gift Certifleate, C.R. Burr A Co., Nursery 20.00 F ille r Brush Co...... 17.00 106. 6 Gals Paint, Tour Choice, Wm. Peck Lumber, Ino. 87JM> t:0U 2.96 received Ws M.A. degree In Fred Swanson 8how 6:38 Old Borrowed Blue Pearl ...... 77. 1 - 24 month Battery, Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc. 21.96 106. One Gift Certifleate, Friendly Icis Cream...... 6.00 6:30 News. Sports and Wsathsr 7:06 Conversation Piece 0. 1 Church Seat, Platinmn Gray, Manchester Pipe 136. I Trade Certificate, Morning Glory Lunch ...... 6.00 English at Mlddlebury College 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:30 News of the World 78. Aluminum Folding Cot with Saran Cover, 197. 1 Long Sleeve ChUdren’s Shirt, Any Size, A Supply ...... 5.50 137. 1 Replacement Hose For Vacuum Cleaner, Hart in 1946. 7:16 Joe Edwards. 7:46 Sing Along Nassiff Arm s Co...... 13.00 Youth C e n te r ...... *-9* l:xn 8i«n Oft 8:10 Pops Concert 10. 4 Gal. Perm. AntoFreese (General), General ford Element Appliance Service Center of 198. 26.00 Certificate Toward Purchase of Wallpaper ** Prior to his present pocitkm, WINr-1 2 1 0 9:06 Nightbest 79. $18.00 Gift Certificate, Nichols-Manchester Tire ^ Manchester ...... 6.00 Tire Service .V^-_ 6.76 E. A . Johnson Paint Co...... 2K00 he taught at Kent School and 3:00 News. Weather 11 00 News Co., Inc...... 16.00 3:16 Radio Greater Hartford 11:16 Sports Final 188. 1 Merchandise Certificate, Manchester Publle 190. 26 Free Games, Holiday Duckpin Lanes, In c . ---- 12JM at the Junior Sriiod in W est 1:46 Lowell Thomai: Sports 11:30 Great Moments in Music 80. 1 Permanent Wave, LuJon Salon of Beauty .... 16.00 Market . - ...... 2.60 200. 1, 10.00 Gift Certificate, Vlttner’s Garden Center 10.00 Hartford. 7:00 News 11:46 Art Johnson 7:36 Silver Platter WPOP I41g 139. 12 Tickets—For 1 Hamburger, 1 Thick Shake and He Is best known for his 3:00 News 6:UU Lou rem 1 Bag French Fries, McDonald’s System books "Hie Enormous Egg” Life Lins 7:00 Ken OrUna GROUP 2 Hamburgers ...... 6.00 and ‘"The Trouble with Jenny’s Jerry Gordon 12:00 Sal LaRoea. 140. Blue Spruce Livln’g Xmas Tree, 4 to 6 ft-, tall Ear." The latter work won a 11. 2 Wash A Sets, Adrian’s Fifth Avenue GROUP 9 GROUP 21 Treeland On The Turnpike .-...... 14.96 r prize at the New York Herald 66-yeoT-old author has lived on Halrdreesers ...... T-00 Andover Hebron Rd., in a residence that 81. 2 Complete Dinners, Cavey's Restaurant A Lounge 8.00 201. 1 Battery, Any Car, Fisk Prender, 48 Months Ttibune Spring Festival of l A 1 pr. Shoes, Bernard Kofsky’s Shoes ...... 16.00 Guarantee, lire City, Inc...... 24.96 Books in 1960. his wife dubbed “ Chickadee lA 1 Shampoo A Set, Creative Colffores, Ino. ....' S.OO 82. Coronet Automatic Toaster, .Miller’s Pharmacy .. 9.98 202. 6.00 Worth Dry Cleaning or Laundry Hill,” he has written a book lA 1 Revlon Moon Drops Beauty Treatment, Harriett’s Butterworth la married - to Town Treasurer 83. ' Credit of $20.00 toward purchase of any stock, Swiss L a u n d ry ...... B.ff0 the former Miriam Brooks ’ of and numerous articles. The lat Beauty Salon ...... 4.60 Shearson Hammlll A Co...... 20.00 20$. 1 Complete lin e Stephens Hairgrooming Set, ter, usually concerned with hu lA -1 Grease Job A OU Change, Don WIlUs Garage 6.76 GROUP 15 Windsor. The couple has four Writes Article 84. 1 Pine Muffin Stand, Your Gift Gallery ...... 13.60 Green Barber Shop ...... 10.00 children. man nature and semi-devotlon- 1A 1 Front End Alignment, Clarke Motor Sales... SJiO 204. 1 Cleaning, Inspection and Service Heating Plant, al“ topics, have appeared in 86. Bleach Retouch, Creative Coiffures, Inc. of 141. 1 Gift Certificate, Marl-Mads ...... 10.00 Hie Butterworth family 17. 1 Toaster, W. T. Grant Co...... 9.00 WUllams OU Service ...... 20.00 For ‘Suburbia’ many publications, Including lA 12 Passes, State Tbeator ...... 12.00 Manchester ...... 16.00 142. 1000 Printed Letterheads and Envelopes, spends its vacations on camping 206. 1 Gal. Floor Dressing, 8 Qts. Plastic Cover, 1 Gal. the Christian i^lence Monitor 19. 2 Deluxe Pizzas, Inliano’s Bakery A Pizzeria .. 6.00 Allied Printing Services, Inc...... 16.00 trips, and the author-teacher 86. $10.00 Gift Certificate, Flndell’s ...... 10.00 Floor Cleaner, 2 Qts. Vinyl Glow, Roy and John 17.70 An article by Andover’s town and Yankee Magazine. 20. 8 doz. Donuts, Mr. Donut ...... 6.20 has many stories to tell of trips 87. 1 share Affiliated Fund, Putnam A Co...... 10.00 143.. Bernz-O-Matic Propane Torch Kit with Extra 206. 100 Gals. Fuel OU, Whiting Corporation...... 16.00 treasurer, Winston O. Abbott, Abbott said that this is the Fuel CyUnder, Barrett Plumbing Supply Co. . . . 6.95 88. 1 - $16.00 New Savings Account, Hartford 207. 2 Outside Rear View Mirrors, along the Oregon TraU and In wUl appear tomorrow In the first time he has had anything National Bank - First Manchester Office ...... 16.00 144. I Box (60) Cigars, Queens, M eyer Mendelsohn, Inc. 7.50 DlUon Salee and Service ...... 11.90 Elurîe. Herald supplement, ’’Suburbia published in "Suburbia Today.’’ 89. 1 - Wrsp-Around Sun Glass - Spectacular - “The 146. 1 Watch Band, Leonard W. Yost, Jeweler...... lO.fO 298. Men’s Balova 17 Jewel Waterproof Watch, Today.” EnOtled ”I Won My GROUP 3 Mustang” by Renauld of France, Optical Style 146. I Lube and OH, 6 Qts. Premium, Shoor Jewelers i ...... 69.05 Election—Or Did IT” It re- Bar ...... 22.60 Jack’s Atlantic Service Station ...... 6.00 209. 1 Pr. Child’s Cowboy Boots, Size 8i/jD, Jobless Claims counta some of the surprising Manchester Green Shoe Outlet, Inc...... 6.90 and humorous experiences en 21. 2 Pizzas, Vic’s Pizzas ...... 4.00 90. Spotlight with Mirror, Chorches Motors ...... 20.00 147. Starlite Radio (6 Transistor), Leather Case, Bat FOR RENT 210. 2 Winter Clete Kraft-Treads, WhltewaU or countered by Abbott in his fitht 22. 1 doz. C.S. Royal Special Golf Balls, MInnechang tery and Earphones, B. D. Pearl A p p lia n ce...... 10.00 8 and 18 mm. Movie Projee- BlackwaU, General Tire Service ...... 26.00 Up 11 in Week term. Public Golf Course ...... 16.00 to r»—Bound or allent, alao 148. 10 Shares Affiliated Fînd, Putnam and Co...... 30.00 Looking back three years, 28. tYj Gal. Gas Can, Barrett Plumbing A Supply .. 8.26 86 mm. slide projectors. 149. Man’s 14K Wedding Ring, Shoor J e w elers...... 17.50 24. Fertilizer Tnrfbullder for lO.IMM) sq. ft., John S. Unemployment compensa Abbott recalls in the article Wolcott - Landscaping ...... 8.96 GROUP 10 160. Manhattan Mansmooth Shirts, 2, Clifford’s ...... 10.00 tion claims filed in Manchester that when neighbors first WELDON DRUG CO. 2A 1 Ig. Potted Plant - Assorted Plants, McConville’s GROUP 22 last week showed a slight rise prompted him to run for the o f 901 Main S t— Tel. 648-6821 Qreenbonaes A Florist ...... 6.00 91. 1 TV Service Call, Atkins Television Service .... 6.00 of 11 over the total for the fice he told th m he was un week ending Oct. 24. 2A Goodyear Raincoat with Hood - Size 42, Morry’s 92. Stonette Kit, Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper ...... 6.00 211. 1 OH Shampoo, Cream Rinse, Styled, Set and Hair known in town. Their reply, he Men’s Store ...... 8.95 cut (good only Tues. or Wed)., O f 771 claims processed for writes, was, ”If they don’t 98. 1 Church Seat - Tourmaline Green, Manchester The Magic M irror'Beauty Studio, Inc...... 6.00 the week ending Oct. 31, there know you, they won’t vote 27. Side View Mirror, DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc. . . 7.95 Pipe A Supply ...... , GROUP 16 5..'50 212. 1 Box (60) Cigars, Meyer Mendelsohn, Inc. .... 7.50 were 187 from the Rockville against you.” HIE COLONIAL HALL 28. 1 Whipped Cream Peach Cake, Parkade Bakery 6.00 — ROCKVILLE — 29. 4 Ice Cream Cakes, Royal Ice Cream Co...... 10.00 94. 4 gals. Outside White Eagie Paint, I.arsen’s 151. 2 Cans Hair Spray, Pine Acre Beauty Salon .... 6.00 218. 1 Shampoo and Set, area, 16 less than for the pte- Today, Abbott, in his second SO. 1 Imperial Lark Camera, Salem Naaslff Camera Hardware, Inc...... 26.00 162. 8 Doz. Donuts, Mr. D o n u t...... 6.00 Creative Coiffures of Manchester...... 8.00 vious week. term as treasurer, also divides Available For 96. 1 Dress Length - Biack Velvet, Cheney Bros., Inc. 18.00 214. 3 Record Albums, Radio Station W IN F ...... 12.50 Claims filed throughout the his time between free-lance A Photo Shop ...... 6JM) 163. 1 Lube and OU Change, ToUand Turnpike Esso Receptions, Weddings, 216. 1 Share -Affiliated Fund, Putnam and Co...... 10.00 state last week declined by 462 writing and a position as credit 96. 1 year’s Rental Safe Deposit Box (In. tx). Savings Service Center...... 8.00 Private Parties, Bank of Manchester ...... 11.00 216. 1 Single G-E Electric Banket, to 22,782. During the corre manager of the Windham Com Social Events, etc. 164. 1, 100 Lb. Sack Comp. Laying Mash, Hartford Electric light Co...... 18.00 sponding period last year, munity Memorial Hospital. 97. 1 Giant Brown Plush Horse, Ka-KIar Cloth Toy Co. 10.00 Call 875-9827 ) ■'tV' Central Conn. Co-Op Farnters' Assn...... 4.70 217. 1 Samsonite Overnight Case, Marlow’s Dept. Store 26.00 statewide claims amounted to During the nine years the GROUP 4 98. 1 - 3 dimensional Colonial Plaque, Wilton’s Gift 156. 'VW Preventive Maintenance Inspection Inrlnd- 218. 2 New Recap Snow Tires Mounted, 24.616. Shop ...... 14.95 Ing Lubrication and OH Change, Ted Trudon, Inc. 14.00 Carter’s Chevrolet Co., Inc...... 80.00 The Bridgeport office ranked 81. 1 Sid Parka - Wash ’n Wear - Reversible, Choice 99. One Permanent Wave, Creative Coiffures, Inc, of 1.56. 1 Roilaway Bed, King’s Flimiture ...... 19.95 219. 1 Black Decorated Boston Rocker, first last week in unemploy o f Color, Regal Men’s Shop ...... 18.95 Manchester ...... 16.00 Watkins Brothers ...... 38.96 157. Lady’s Dress Pin, Zeran Jewelers ...... 10.00 ment compensation claims with SA 1 Lawn Bottle, Robert M. Reid A Son ...... 16.00 100. 100 gals. Fuel Oil, The L. T. Wood Co.....1,6.60 220. Model 1260 Colonial Comer Cabinet, 3.152, followed by Hartford SS. 1 gal. Speed Flex Latex Wall Paint, any color 1.58. 1 Shampoo and Set. Creative Coiffures, Inc...... S.OO ■ W. G. Glenney Co...... 69.95 with 2,572, New Haven with 2.- Muche^r Wallpaper A Paint Inc...... 6.40 169. 1 Sun Ray Session Electric Clock, 392, and Waterbury with 2 - 84. 1 White Milk Glass Candy Dish, Jamek Beauty Bllsh Hardware Co...... 15.00 199. m a t Salon ...... t ...... 8.00 160. 10.00 Gift Certificate, Manchester Pet Center ... 10.00 Manchester was 13th among <: (iiF T 86. 1 gsl. Armstrong Llnoglsss Wax, Langer’s Floor GROUP 11 GROUP 23 the state’s 20 offices. It had Covering ...... 8.76 been tn the 12th apot the week (Neat Neckties, Too!) SA 8 baskets Best Grade Mac Apples, Pero Fruit 101. 1 Ansoo Cannera Kit, Weldon Drug ...... 17.98 221. Manhattan Mensmooth White Shirts (2), before. Stand ...... 6.00 102. Sunbeam Electric Shaver, Model 333, State Clifford’s, Inc...... 10.00 87. 1 Complete Lube A Oil Change, SAG Auto Barber Shop ...... 24.95 222. 1 OH Change and Lube, Tony’s Esso Service Center 6.60 PRINCESS AILING ^ From Service ...... 6.00 GROUP 17 108. 100 Gals. No. 2 Fuel OH, Fogarty Bros., Inc. . ,. 16.60 223. Seat Belt, Ozzle’s Shell Service Station ...... 10.96 LONDON (AP) - PriAcess BURTON'S OWN 86. 2 - 60 Ib. bags of Potatoes, Bshler-Moser Farm 224. 1, 86” X 80” Alnmlnum Combination Door Margaret’s doctor put her to Products ...... 7.90 104. 100 Gals No. 2 Fuel Oil, Wyman’s OH Co., Inc. .. 1.6.60 161. 6 Gal. PaU “ Flo-Rok” Black Top Sealer, I Spreader, W. H. England Lumber Co...... 14.96 (Installation Extra), Manchester Awning Co. ... 89.95 bed W a y with a catarrhal In V S L IP S an d 89. 810.00 Cert. - Cut Flowers, Krause F lorist ...... 10.00 106. 260 pcs. 20” x$0” White Poster Board, Lydall A 226. RCA Victor Clock Radio with Drowse Alarm, fection. 162. I Vacuum Cleaner Replacement Hose, SMOOR 40. Electric Can Opener, Iona Mfg. Co...... 17.96 Foulds - DIv. of Colonial Board Co...... 10.00 Potterton’s, Inc...... so.96 A spokesmim said the prin Appliance Service Center of Manchester...... 6.00 S-T-R-E-T-C-H 106. $10.00 Gift Certificate, The Little Shop ...... 10.00 226. Choice of three styles of Mirror, cess had to cancel attendance at Famous Maker PEHICOATS 107. Starilght Radio - 6 Transistor - Leather Cqse - 163. 10 Disposable Dust Cloths, Manchester Drug .... 5.00 G. H. Keith F u rn itu re...... 20.00 the English folk dance and song Nylon tricot slips beautifully lace Batteries, Earphones, B.D. Pearl Appliance . , , . 10.00 164. I Repair Certificate, ABC .Appliance and Repair . . 6.00 227. 26.00 Gift Certificate, PInchurst Grocery, Inc...... 26.00 society dance tonight. SKI PANTS 108. $6.00 Gift Certifleate, Davis Bakery ...... 6.00l 16.5. 1 Seat Belt, Installed. Cook’s Service Station ... 12.95 228. 1 Body Wave, Mr. Dallas, Hairdresser...... 15.00 trimmed at bodice and hemline. GROUP 5 229. 1 New Savings Account, • ♦ .B a -f SKIRTS 109. 1 can Latex Paint, Paragon Interior, Vernon 166. 1 Gift Certificate for Dry Cleaning, ^ White and Candle. Short and Savings Bank o f Manchester ...... 10.00 41. 2 Dinners; Miller’s Restaurant ...... 9.60 Paint A Wallpaper ...... 6.26 .Alanehester Dry Cleaners ...... 10.00 ■eseka ksky is askn Onyx iWHtiai asn. BUk average lengths. Sizes 82 to 40. 280. 1 Lady’s Coat, Manchester Modes, Inc...... 49.00 STBS iljaitie SuMn 4A 1 - $6.00 Merchandise Gift Certificate 110. 6 lb. lot of Butter, Dart-Maid .6Illk Co., I n c ...... 4.16 167. 100 Gals. No. 2 Fuel OH, Biintly OU Co., Inc. 16.60 grim S7.M toss aTce Reg. $5. Stop A Shop ...... 6.00 48. Broadloom Carpet - Front Auto Floor Mat, 168. 1 20.00 Merchandise Certificate, ^ 9 - Manchester Auto Parts, Inc...... 12.96 King’s Dept. Stores ...... 20.00 . 1 44. I Carlton Attache Case, double lock, brass bound 169. 1 Gift Certificate, (Wa.sli iiiid Clean), GROUP 24 |v/® 0 <1- # ❖ The matching petticoat with with file folders, ilarrisun’s .Stationers...... 16.40 GROUP 12 Wash and Clean Co...... 6.00 bm. eta. BaaaiM RaSiial rscit3st Regukiriy $15.00 Ruquiorly to $11.00 46. Vitamins, Lenox Pharmacy ...... 7.79 170. 2 Gals. Zerex Anti-Freeze. 281. One G ift Certificate, Friendly Ice C re a m ...... 6.00 Hwaatltt riMt , scss wide lace at Iwmline and elastic 46. 1 Birthday Cake, Cornell Bake Shop ...... 6.00 282. One Church Scat, Blue, & ease rise 111.1 Hairdryer, ' Iona Mfg. Co...... 24.96 Ken and Suliy’s Esso Station ...... 6.60 at waist. Fit, wear and launder 47. Indoor TV Antenna, Barlow’s Television ...... 4.96 Manchester Pipe and S u p p ly ...... () For actual skiing or for less ac Tremendous group of all wool 112. 1 - Two-Speed Kenmore Blender, Sears Roeburk 6 5 perfectly. No ironing required. 48. 1 Electric Wall Clock, Francis E. Bray, Jeweler 16.60 2 8 8 . Ronson Butane Gas Lighter, Shoor Jewelers .... 9.96 tive sports, the extra weight and skirts in elims. hip pleats and A Co...... 19.90 S-M-L. Beg. $4. 49. 1 Sleeping Bag, E A I. Hardware, King's ...... 16.97 284. 1 gal. Gardlnierl Assorted Anti Paste, Paganl’s Assorted Milk and to l Qf| warmth are sure to delight you. kick pleats. Solids, tweeds and 60. 10 single rolls style perfect Wallpaper handihang 113. I Ijidy’s Irish Mphair Sweater. Coret Casuals .. 18.00 Caterers^ Inc...... 12.00 Dark Chocolate Lb. ^ I * i; e I 3 ^ o SMRT| aulnwto MMdlwR Water repellent, too. new plaids. 8 to 18. •2.94 prepasted, Shenvln-WIIllams Co...... 16.90 to -22.00 114. $16.00 Gift Cerllfirate, 'Burion’s, Inc...... 16.00 GROUP 18 286. 1 Pr. Gas Candles, Hartford Gas Co...... ‘. lo.O O 116. 1 Hairdryer, Manchester Pliiinl>lng A Supply Co. 1,6.9.6 236. G-E Electric Blanket for double bed with one 116. 8 coupons for 8 - I'j gals. Ice Cream - your flavor. 171. 1 Westlnghouse Broiler, Norman’s, Inc...... 19,95 control. House and Hale Dept. Store ...... 16,88 237. 1 Blender, Iona Mfg. Co...... 29.96 Shady Glen Dairy Bar ...... 10.00 172. 1 Qt. Shampoo, Pike Barber S h o p ...... 4.00 Masterpieces 117. 100 gals. No. 2 Fuel OH, Bantly OH Co...... 238. 1 Case Motor OU, 10-80, Rufinl’s Flying A Service 20.80 15..60 178. 1, 6 Cell F'’lRNhlight, Diamond Police Equipment C-o. 6.00 GROUP 6 118. Dinner for Two, Center Restaurant ...... 5..60 289. 5 Gals. Paint, Your Choice, Wm. Pock Lumber, Inc. 37.50 iniMiniature TAILORED NYLON TRiCOT 119. I box Printed F',iivelo|>es. Community Press . . . . 174. I Manhattan Shirt, DAL (Davidson and Leventhal) 5.00 240. 1 ScMon Pass, Manchester Drive-In Theater___ 54.00 V i / / / NYLON TRICOT GIRLS' 7 to 14 61. I pr. Child’s Cowboy Boots - Size 12B, Manchester 7.76 120. 1 Shampoo A .Set, Creative Coiffures, Inc. of ' 176. 1 Dress I.ength. Black Velvet, Cheney Bros., Ine. 18.00 Green Shoe Outlet, Inc, ...... 8.99 Manrhrster ...... For pennanent and personal giftg for men, look at PLEATED 62. 1 Hand Carved Teakwood Statue, l.iggett Rexall S.OO 176. 1 Permanent Wave, I.«vely I.ady Beauty Salon - . 12.50 r s PEHICOATS • Parkade Drug Store ...... , ...... 6.96 177. 2 Theater Tickets to “Fade Out— Fade In,” Wed. UTTU AMSTOeilATS oar comidete adectiqa of Anaon Tie Tacks. From BRIEFS SKIRTS 68. 1 box (80) Cigars, Magphester Tolmoco and 5Iotlnee, Glolie Travel Service ...... 11.50 GROUP 25 amaATtmi eM oeoutns ll.BO to ITJSO. an an gift boE$d — aU an in perfect Candy Co...... 7.60 178. 1 F’.lectrle Fryer, Montgomery Ward and Co...... 22.06 241. 1 Watch, Arthur Drug Stores, Inc...... 6.95 AU. m CEg PLUS TAX 64. 1 Church Seat, culor-Venetian Pink, Manchester $ Pipe A Supply ...... 6.60 GROUP 13 179. 100 Gals. No. 2 I'uel OH, Coopen^tlve Oil'Co. .... 16.60 Shampoo, RusscU’s Barber Shop .... 6.00 3.94 ■p USE YOUR CREDIT 66. $10.00 Gift CertlOeate for dr>- defining or 180. 1 Stella Guitar, Lane Guitar and Music Cq$ter 27JM 243. 1 Gift Certificate, Toto ’ll Teens ...... 6.00 121. 2 Complete Dinners, Pellln’s Restaurant ...... 9.00 laundering. New >lode1 Dry- CTbaners ...... 10.00 ]^Xj_Hallmark Pharmacy, In o ,...... ! 6.00 122. 1 Blazon Kiddles’ Hooker, Keith’s Variety Store .. 4.99 Roûkuiy $3.00 66. $20.00 Gift Certifleate, Nurail .Vuto Body ...... 20.00 128. 1 Gift Certifleate, Friendly Ice Cream ...... «• »« Roôlarly $4.00 87. 1 Full I.iength Door Mirror, ,1.A. White Glass Co. 20.00 6.00 1 , 16s00 N ow Sa t Iii^ Account 11 124. 1 pr. of Gas Candles, Hartford Gm C o...... iS m n C i ,68. 600 lbs. of Slate Flagstone, Andrew Ansaldl Co. r 20.00 10.00 9 ‘5™*®tosat Bank and Trust, M anchester...... 16.00 126. -Sheet Miisie for Tnmi|>et, Ward Music Co...... 10.00 901 M A IN ST,— 648-6321 moor w\th lace and embroidery trim 69. I - No. 100 National Carlton Spotlight and 247. 1 Gift Certificate Savings Account, *' S A ll wool box pleated. Have elas 126. 2 - 60 Ib. Itags Dog Food Pellets, Eastern States GROUP 19 Manchester Savings and L oan ...... 7.50 Presertptioa Pharnmey 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER at hemline and elastic waist. 1 - No. 781 Battery, Winkler Auto Parts...... 18..60 Farmers Exchange ...^ ...... tic back and side zipper, tn solids, 8.'40 248. 2 Suits or 2 Plain Dresses Dry Cleaned, 60. 1 Permanent Wave, Tert’s Beauty S a lo n ...... 16.00 127. 1 Gold Pin costume jewelry. Land O’ Fashion .... 181. 1 Remote Control Antique Car, White. Sizes S-M-L. tweeds or checks. 6.00 Now England Laundry Co...... j.oo 128. ’26 gals Gas - Hi-Test qr Regular, Hartford Road Manchester Surplus Sales Co...... 14.00 182. 3 Rcjôrd Albums, W INF Radio Station ...... 12.60, 249. Certificate fo r Washing and Drying one 9 x 1 2 ...... Enterprises, Ipc...... 7.69 Cotton Rug, Limit 26 Lbs. 199. I Gal. Celling Paint, C-I. Morrison Paint A 183. 1, 36” Roll-up Alum. Awning, Mar<>on and White, Ijic k y LaOT Laundronuit ...... a sk im Wallpaper Co...... 4.60 Including Installation Instructions, loO. C n tt Master, Paint by number set GROUP 7 180. 2 Dinners, Fiano’s R estau ran t...... 10.00 Home Specialties Co. . ; ...... g.00 Hurdle Craft and Hobby Shop ...... 4.00 ACETATE TRICOT FIRST QUALITY IMPORTED 6L 1 Blazon Kiddie’s Scooter, Keith’s Vsriety Store 4.99 184. 2 Gals. Prestone, 1 Can Sealer and 1 Rust Inhibitor STRIKE IS SERLED 62. 1 Electric Pad, Westown Pharmacy ...... 8.98 Maple Super Service, Inc...... 6.00 SEAMLESS 68. 8 pkgs. Gum Balls, Ford Gum Co...... 8.00 186. 250 Pcs. 20” x 30" White Poster Board. DUSTERS DRBSSUP IKADED 64. 1 box Frankfurters, Manchester Packing Co. .. 8.00 Lydall and Foulds, Div. o f Colonial Board Co. .. 10.00 NOW TAKING ORDERS ON 66. 1 rear aeat Radio Speaker for 1961 or 1962 Bulck BONUS ITEMS - TUESDAY NIOHT 186. 1 Golf Sweater, Alpaca Cardigan, NYLONS Special, Bourne BuieJi, Inc...... 10.00 NyM Stretch Alex Hackney, Manchester Country C lub ...... 22.60 BONUS ITEMS - WEDNESDAY NIBHT 6A 1 - $10.00 Cleaning Certificate, King’s Cleaners .. 10.00 Gift Certificate. Marl-Muds ...... lo.OO $5.90 187. 1 Pr. Gas Candles, Hartford Gag Co...... lo.OO 67. 100 gals. Fuel Oil, Ellsworth A I,assow ...... 16.60 Merchandise CertUlcate, Michael’s Jeu «lers ...... 10.00 S a r m ^ OoU Balto, AlUng Rubber Qo. ..-$ .9 6 68. Baby Crib, The Grand- W a y ...... 82.00 Gift Certifleate - Savings Account, ,6Ianrhcster 188. .12 Rolls Textured Beige Wallpaper, Artiflclal Flower Arrangement, Flower Fashion bv $ GLOVES 69. $10.00 Gift Certificate, Vltiner Garden Center .. 10.00 MUlkowskl ...... 10 00 pair 1 .3 9 Savings A I.oBn ...... 7 ..6O Manchester Wallpaper and P ain t’Co., I n o ...... 16.80 NEW 1 9 6 5 . Roûioriy $7.00 ’ 70. I doz. Golf Balls, Alex Hackney, Manchester 1 Church Seat - Green, Alanchester Pipe A Supply .... 6.60 189. I Pr. Men’s Slacks, Stein’s Mep’s C lo th in g...... 0.98 2 gnla. Coronet loe Cream, Ann’s Spot ...... | gitO Country Club ...... “...... i-g.oo 1 Marble .Ash Tray, Manchester Memorlisl Co...... 7.7 5 1 Permanent Wave. Felice Beauty Studio ...... 10.00 190. 1 Golf Putter, Connecticut Golf Land, Inc...... 14.96 1 pr. Bongo Drams, The Music Shop ...... \\ 10.00 Quilted back to back. Button Rogularly 79e pair In shortee or 4 button lengths In front and 2 patch pockets. Peter Black an‘d White. OLDSMOBILE3 Pan collar. Sizes S-M-L. Sap Long wearing flat knit or meeh phire, Aqua, Red, Pink, Blue or SuNing and Sorviclng Ntuf OMsmobilat In 2 new shades. Sizes 8V^ to 11. Regularly $4. ITEMS W IU a o RY NUMKRS (NOT RY NAMEl White. TO PLACE A BID For Ovor 30 Yoors — N O W ...... (1) GIVE ITEM NUMBER SATinUDAT AM. CAKE C A K E ) SATVBDAT P JL MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE to RagularlT $ « . (2) GIVE BID. PRICE Jegeoe? WIv$e NOW . . . DURING AUCTION SALE Bnitneee Wemeii’e C M SALE (l)GIYE NAME and HOTOt SALES PLEASe NOTE646-0121 1 H I NfeW 444 E X C H A N G E ... V 612 WEST CBNTER STREET—MANCHESTER — 443-1511 —

■ / 4 EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 19M PAGE lE V IN U A S t O ^ T E S L ■ ■■^ ■■■ - , . ^_...... ^ . .,------. of the hill will'cliaim e kgidn. Wednesday, Veterans Day. The B olton For a while it was "Car Wash exhibit of hew children’s'books Loynlty Sunday HIU,” since the building was for children’s book week will State Election Procedure '>.« i lv P iri|i*v r« But now toe iww Mne has apinarsi originally a ear washing estab- be held over through next week. Set by Emanuel MANCNKTEI In Russien publloattcaa. And Lyaenka lishmant. LlJ^rary visitors may vot# for Santa^g House Reproduced the ones they Ilka Tradition - Oad Ceremony is suddenly the villain again, and his op* I n s i d e . The town has used the hill lioyalty''^ Sunday will be ob BehN l Vrndli for Ita akl program for the past ponenta are now the onaa being pralaed. Manoheeter Evening Herald served this Sunday at Emanuel For Churfdi Christmas Fair three years. Lutheran Church. Members at (Continued from P a g e One) state’s 169 towns to send their of go goes the ordeal of sdaiMe farced Battdiag Pennlta Bolton correepondent, Cleme- ficial alecfiton results to the sec weil Young, telephone 643-8981. tending either service will have to sink or swim in the reversible cur Rowland Eraiii Jr. and Robert D. N oit^ Certlflcataa of reglatration the opportunity to make their Representatives and the clerk retary of state. T h e moderators rents of politics. Eventually, one hopds, ’Twas the month b efor«t Walk-ta donors were Law issued raid-Beptember to date: of the U.S. Senate. also sent a copy to their res Lumber pledge for 1965, which benefits beratis for tha first ttma to Chriatmas and all through .the the scientific fact will become so dear WARHtNGTON — Gov. WU- rence Converse Jr., John E. Roae and Bill’s Store, Rt. 85, the work of the local church as If unofficial:'returns hold true,' pective town or city clerks. SO yaara. house” will be the theme, and addition to store; Andrew An- Between now and Nov. 26, rep- and indisputable ho polUical fancy can Ham Scranton of Pennaylvania Whitham, John J. Garabaldl, Town to Lease well as the benevolende pro- they will officially Inform the INC* Furthar, daa^to Gov. Ctoerge wiU set the style for the sixth Mrs. Eleanor Lively, Mrs. Mar saldi, six-room ranch on Tunxia ram o f the New England resentaUves of Mrs. Grasso, confuse or distort it But since we oan now move Into the « m - Romn^’a spectacular win in annual Christmas fair to be Trail; Norman Ward, Cook Dr., clerks o f the election of Sen. Lamb and Thatcher will count mon ed with, naturally, attic treu - Winders.” Mrs. Gaaprin Morra apartment building on Carpen phen M. Young, and this in spite of the a aub. roaa Presidential cam servatives at Romney’s re The lease calls for an annual Robert Hendrickson, chair aotol raapcaalM Bty lo r tjrpe> paign was carried on behind the ures. is the leader and Mias Donna ter Rd.; Charles Aldrich, School man of stewardship committee, ■ appBaring to adTerttoamBOto fusal to endorse (Goldwater will Calhoun, the junior leader. rental of |12,960, prorated for Mt asattar to H is Kaaohaatar fact that his hair-line victory happens Children will find a grab bag Rd., open porch; William Sauer, the eight-month period from 'Will speak at the 9 a.m. service boes’s 'back. almost certainly hurt Romney At their first meeting to be the thing that chokes off what in toyland. one - room addition; F' Nov. 1 to July -I, 1965. The and Herbert Bengtson will The neceaslty for speed is ob- to the party struggle over the Deborah Miner waa elected SEE OURS TODAY! might have been a burgeoning national The yankee pot roast dinner Konopaa, Carter St., cov. \ parking authority approved the make the presentation at 10:30. Laarriea o iy to to A. h^niloa^^^ 'vioua for the youthful pati^lcian. next four yearA Never a party will be served in the dining president Mary Ann Sanzo, vice regular, Romney has always patio, and Howard and u . . lease last night by a vote of Dedicatipn of all pledges will career for a fine young man with a The Scranton record of vaetlla- room of Mrs. Santa’s home at president Lynn Robotto, secre ^____ Agaac7 ■— Maw Toih CSi*> been eyed suspiciously by Re Hills, Fernwood Dr., three-room 3 to 2, after a lengthy discus be made at morning worship wonderful old Republican name, one tlon to 1964 is the first reason 6 p.m. Dinner reservations may tary;; Renee Calhoun, treasur nt and ______publican press. \ addition. sion of the terms. services Sunday, Nov. 22. '/!’ AUDIT BURBAD OB CIHCDDA* why he must move quickly. er, and Colleen Robbins, re 16 Robert A. Taft, Jr. be made with Mrs. Alden Chick Briefs ------—X , ------’59 PONT. CATALINA ” I Ulked to Bill out in San Unquestionably, Richard M. porter. Deborah Porcheron ia a Nixon would love one ^more or Mrs. Kenneth Matthews. A musical program, “Songs BOARD FOOT Perhaps Senator Young ahould Francisco,” a Republican pro member of the club. crack at the White House. 54 Donate Blood from Around the World” , will 2-DR. SEDAN ' 7 9 5 never have been oonaidered the under told us on election night/ ’’You Fifty four persons donated The girls are learning how to be presented tomorrow night at But while Republican leaders use a sewing machine and will dog. For he came on the national scene can’t get nominated this year, now view him as a useful elder blood during a visit o f the 8 to the Education Building of make aprons, skirts and six years ago by daring to defeat an I told him, and I asked how sateeman, they want a fresher bloodmobile to Bolton Congre Bolton Congregational Church. 9. WINTER WONDERLAND BAZAAR | ividaT — 1 (am. Tfanraday about 1968. He said all he want blouses. Dedication ceremonies and an iatnrday — 1 p.m. Friday. other famous Ohio name, and take John face for 1968. gational Church election day. 37 OTHER MAKES and MODELS ed' was to finish his tour as School Mean open-house will be held at Bol S SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH jS ]lad deadline: 10:10 am. aad Bricker’a Senate aeat away from him. The election cut down two Mrs. Sue Gorton will receive a TO CHOOSE FROM Im aseapt gatnrday — • am. Governor and get out of poli- top Presidential prospects: There is no school Wednes ton Junior-Senior High School £ 385 NORTO MAIN STREET Kr PRE-FINISHED And anybody who could do that might two-gallon pin. Alfred Barrett day, Veteran’s Day. starting at 2 p.m. Sunday. tlca. What can you do with a Robert Taft Jr., in Ohio, and will receive a one-gallon pin. Friday, Novambar « be entitled to public gratitude, but not guy like that?” Charles Percy in Illinoia. . Monday, hot pork sandwich, The board of education will f , it FRIDAY. NOV. 13 — 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. ★ Those who kept appoint green beans, applesauce, choco MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE to the eonaistent underrating Senator To kill off that sort of talk, There are, of course, other hold Its regular monthly meet MAH06ANY ments were Mrs. Donald Hol- late pudding; Tuesday, meat ing Monday at 8 p.m. to the ^ a ANTIQUE SHOP a XMAS DECORATIONS a TOYS Young haa received ever since. Scranton must convince Scran- bright young figures in the MOTOR SALES ton-men everywhere (there are party, notably Gov. Mark Hat Brook, Mrs. Henry GooNew York City, there waa record plurality (he carried 61 the ticket in Michigan went ard Dutx>ls. Philip Dooley and Hartford. The briUding is for \ retrospect, been revised. KW/% bn equally apectacular run by the jmung of the 67 counties), Sen. Hugh to hell.” Jolm F. Walsh. sale. When It ia sold, the name Oongreaaman John V. Llndaay, who Anyway, even though hs had escaped Scott, a Scranton man, was re No one, of course, expects anything so preposterous from O F MANCHESTER matched the Johnaon aweep in hia dia- being retired from office by Glenn in elected. And Scranton expanded JOHNS-MAMYIUE Republican control of the state Scranton as an announcement trict by an oven higher percentage of the Democratic primary, everybody as of his candidacy for 1968. 'What sumed that Senator Young would wind Senate (although his party lost the vote for himaelf, and thia in apite control of the state House of Scranton men want of Scran ef the fact that he waa oppoeed by a up retired after he got through ninning Representatives). ton is a signal, like the signal INSUUTION Photographed By Sylvian Oflars Adlai Stevenson put up shortly Mraonable Democratie candidate, and against anybody by the name of Taft This record is a flower amid NOVEMBER ROSE: From Garden Of Mrs. Roy Durey, Glastonbury after his 1962 defeat, that he m apite o f the further fact that the to the Nov. S election. the weeds of New York, Mich igan and other states where really Is ready to run. tSoldwater forcea had marked him for But poor old man Young, never quite 1964 Publlthen Newspapar i'/i” r r > the legislatures are now Dem- Syndicate ■xtinetion aa one of the Eaatem gea- accepting the almost unanimous re board’a more glamoroua llberala. ports o f his imminent political death, kept running around the state, shaking ^ Down in Pennaylvania, Senator Hugh Yesterdays A Thought for Today boott achieved tha kind of aolace a hap hands, going through the motions, Just Jimmy pier and truer political Juatice might as if he were a real candidate. Desert Living Spoasersd by the Maachwrtw H erald Council of Churches ' Slao have extended to Senator Kenneth Senator Young, eontinulng in office, SHOP ^eating in New York. Both made tre- Ini^t going to add aa much to the record Breslin 25 Yean Af(o The L;olchester Forge o f the Democratic party in the nation Samuel the prophet chose a A 7/ 0 p.iM. mendoua runa againat odda in tiha mil- king when the people needed A Delightful Shop To Visit! as ths young Bob Taft might havs added PHOENIX, Arlz. — Madrid Here and there, a kid will run Isaac is 50, but he looks 86. Ihirly to morning, troop# qf Gifts to: Lamps a Furniture bona o f votea. drank from a bottle of beer. He one. He chose King Saul, out of the house sind play in the He sat with a beer in the dim 169th Infantry which arrived a Wood a Glass Fireplace Accessories THURSDAYS PLYWOOD Out In Michigan, Oovemor George to the Republican record for the future. put it down and ran the back of * who draws only honorable beer cans and barbed wire, but little place. Lucille was not in. to Manchester for special train a Pe'wter a ■China Franklin Stovea Perhaps another result would havs been hia hand across his mouth. His mention among the kings of ^m ney made another brilliant Republl- most of the people sit in the She works nights. Inez was ing period, move out of their a Wrought Iron Weather Vanes a Etc. FRIDAYS fat wife, in a red blouse and history. King Saul went aan run, baaed on hia record aa Gover better for Ohio and the nation. darkness of their little shacks. quarters and head for outlying Open Daily and Weekends 9 - 5:30 a Closed Mon. - Tuea. black slacks, danced while she tending bar. wild later an and tried to kill t ' But we can’t help that perverse, lux The poor in Phoenix do not live "How many kids you have oistricts where “The Battle of Rt. 2 (Hartford Rd.) Colchester a 537-8018 1 nor, and tikewiae baaed, one can calcu rtui a dirty rag along the top in spectacular poverty, the way his best friend, and went sneak down there, Isaac?” Mancheater” is to be fought. ing off to do business with Your braided rugs will look late on the independence of hia per ury feeling of pleasuio one gets from of the bar. Madrid did not look they do in Harlem and Bedford- ‘Ten.” First snowfall of season hits witches. But King Saul served watching the guy everybody has count at her. He kept his eyes on his Stuyvesant. They live in still better, feel more luxurious and formance at the San Franciaco conven "What kino of a job are you Manchester twelve days before his place, and Samuel served tion. ed eut being the only guy who comes customers. The two at the end ness, a hot dusty, tin-roofed first snowstorm of previous were Mexicans. They had on lookin’ fo r ? ” his place, too, because he last longer when used with out for the fifteenth round. stlllnes.s. And they go hungry year. ' Out In California, In the mldat of an straw cowboy hats and they sat "Laborer. Construction work, chose somebody. Mohawk Cushions and without hope in this still day work, I dbn’t care. Any Army and Navy Club cele Looking back, I see that other Johnaon landalide, the Republican in silence and looked down the ness just aa people do in Har brates 20th anniversary with We're the bar. thin' got to do with a shovel.” we must all vote Tn all barty g i^ e d another potential national lem's noise. “He works,” the cab driver^ ■party, banquet, and entertain our political elections, and we An Indian and his wife were ment. figure, in Senator-elect George Murphy, Lyndon Johnson’s Mandat* ” I worked driving an ambu said, "then the job runs out must vote FOR somebody in 4x1 SHEETS in the middle. The Indian was lance once for about two Authorized Headquarters ' In addition, the party haa auch exlat- drunk and he was mumbling. and he has to try and find an stead of AGAINST somebody. weeks,” the cab driver said. 10 Yean Ago Lyndon Johnson has decisively won His wife was tubby. Black hair other one. If he can’t, he bor It is appalling how many times 1 ^ . govemora aa Scranton of Pennayl- “All the calls we got were for election to a Presidential term in his went down her back in a long, rows. Isaac borrows all the lately we heard someone say Fania and Hatfield of Oregon. down here. First timf I ever time. I know. I used to have Polio vaccine test moves in ”I am voting for this one, be own right, aa, given the alternative, the greasy braid. The rest of the to third phase when blood sam Such men aa we have mentioned are clear needs of the occasion demanded. people leaned against the wall. saw a de.ad baby was down to chase him around when I cause I can't stand that one.'" ples drawn from those pupils “In your heart you know" His competency as chief executive haa They kept spitting on the ce here. Just a little thing.” He worked for the loan company.” n you want to create a Oil potmtlal poaitive aaeeta to the Re at Nathan Hale and Verplanck there is a deadly form of that been amply demonstrated; hia pro ment floor. Madrid's bar, on turned around and made a face. "You remember the time publican party. Some of them have been schools who had blood taken negativism I was talking about grams for the nation have largely, and South 2d St. in Phoenix, is like "Looked just like thia. Tongfue they bring me in there, to your SAKRETE made bigger men and bigger poaaiblli- stuck out and the little bitty office to the back room, and during test's first phase in yesterday, if we took part in regrettably, been left obscure. the men's room in a subway. June. hand reached out and clenched, they start hclle'ring about me this Election "In order to vote LINE ^ee by tha fact that they did aurvive It’s in ths area of these programs One of them against the walL like it was grabbing for some not payin’ ?” Isaac said. Announcement mjide that somebody out of the White what happened laat Tueaday. that the measure of his mandate haa had big spaces around the gold- Manchester is one of six com House or to keep somebody filled teeth in the front oi his thing. Mexican baby. Died of The cab driver laughed. PRODUCTS Tha Republican party, obvloualy, ia to be clearly taken. It has to be recog malnutrition. I guess they were munities to Hartford area away from It. nized that he ran, in effect, as both a mouth. He had on a white golf “The boss there,” Isaac said, where NIKE guided missile charming Early American setting Scripture says do all you do sot Impoveriahed for talent, but rich in cap from a country club. feeding it beans or something. "he gets rough. He says ‘Isaac, Democrat and a Republican; that the I had to take the baby up to the installations to be located with for the glory of God; so for It overwhelming bipartisan support he re "You caddy?” I'm going to go up to Oklaho in next year, posing question / Sunny Slope Hospital.” ma and get me a damn big the true believer there is no I And next time, one feela certain, H ceived, both before the election and at "When there's work, I do,” as to need for Ground Observer such thing as a "sterlla choice, ” the polls, was by no stretch of the he said. On 18lh St., an alley which snake and put it on the desk post of the ClvU Defense Irtll make a more concerted effort to run-S/ alongside battered chick Or- except a choice against some Imagination support for a traditional ‘"What do you do on a day here, for when you come in.’ ganization. body. King Saul was good with ita atreagth. en coops and more baked red Democratic program of Federal ag- like today?” “ And I says to him, ‘Mister, enough for his time, and Sam C. J. MORRtSON s /o rf w ith grandlaement. "Right now we lookin' to ground. Isaac's house was lo about that time you put that KWIKSET cated. One story, with two fam uel the prophet wasn’t a big Mr. Johnson ran as the candidate of borrow,” he said. snake on your desk, I’m going ger King was watching over ilies living in it. One of his kids 739 MA^ftf ST.— State Theater BWg.—349-9713 "He say he goin' call hia to get up and make myself a Today in History Israel and its history. That the great moderate center of American played in the old car parked on Lssson In Political Science political life, a center occupied by sub friend in Santa Monica and get memory 'round here.’ ” By The Associated Press same King is still here. the red ground in front of the PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE stantial segmenta of both political par him to wire us some money,” Out in the street a man in a Today it Friday, Nov. 6, the Rev. George Nostrand, ( One way to follow the Internal politica door. Isaac's wife opened the LOCK SETS ties. He ran as a man prudent in for one next to him said. cap and khaki work clothes 31Uh day of 1964. There are door. She was standing on an St. Mary’s Church. Soviet Ruaaia ia to follow the upa and eign affairs, creative but cautious, in "That's right,” the caddy walked up 18th St. The red 56 days left in the year. uncovered mattre.ss. There are downa to the career of poor old Trofim domestic matters, a man skilled in tha s«dd. ”1 call him collect. All the ground turned to dust under Today’s HighUght In Htotory WATKINS BRAIDS two uncovered mattres.ses on fe. Lyaenko, the imaginative plant art of consensus and alert to the rights operator say is, will you assept his workboots. There are no On this date in 1793, the Brit Quotation for Today of all. this call? You can hear him on the living room floor. A bed lawns here. No sprinklers ish O ders in Council were Do not look back on happi Hologiat who believea that he can make takes up the rest of the room. ness, or dream of it to the fu Start your Early American setting from the flo o r... Beyond the normally Democratic pow the other end. If he say, no he throwing sheets of water into placed in force, directed against living organiama tranamit to the next ture. You are pnly sure of to er bases, he won the support of business won't kasept the call, then you "He's not here,” I.saac's wife the afternoon air. Just one man the commerce of neutral nations and work upward. . .using one oT.the many popular generation characterlatica they have can hear him say it and you said. "He went out fo get a walking past the wooden with France during the Direc day; do not let yourself be Heavy Duty Nyl-Braids men persuaded that he respected free job.” priced Watkins Braided Rugs. The old time texture and ihequired during thdir own lifetime. enterprise and would not be. profligate can yell right into the phone at shacks which sit in the still torate and Napoleonic Wars. cheated out of it—Henry Ward RUSTOLEON I him. You got him where you Isaac was found, up the Beecher, 19th Century American Select colorings of these rugs can set the thenrie for charming, For long lasting Colonial beauty in all the rooms of your home I with the nation's wealth; of advocates ness. For a time, they nearly de-' • Thia alluring hareay, which claima block, in a place called Lucille's of local responsibility who believed his want him.” Everything else, the things' stroyed United States foreign clergyman and orator. authentic-looking interiors. Stocks are bulging...w e choose these- extra heavy, double thick, 100% Nylon-faced ihe ability to burat the bonda of claaaic assurances of faith in the Federal sys Outside on the sidewalk, a Bayou. Beaverboard covers the about Phoenix that you read, is commerce. - braids. Tightly sewn and reversible for double wear. Chooee | bum from one *>t the 75-cent-a- front window of Lucille's Ba planned it -that way so you can have your new braids ‘tto p s Rost” genetic theoriea, may not be quite aa tem of shared powers. * to tha< north. Up on the moun On This Date Today’s Birthdays night flophouses around the cor; you. Somebody was thrown from"Meadow Brown, Green Forest or Mojave Beige. touch of an error aa almple lay deacrip- tains, where you can’t see 18th In I860, Abraham Lincoln Author Jatnes Jones ( ’’From for the holidays. Conie in tonight, or tomorrowl Much of hia support came from Re ner stood in front'of the Apex through the window a while St., or all the 18th Streets that was elected President of the Here to Eternity” ) is 43 today. tlona o f it can make it aound. Lyaenko publicans who voted with crossed fin pool hall. He held a paper bag back and Lucille hasn't fixed it are everywhera. Reg. NOW Reg. a NOWl United States. Actor Francis Lederer is 58. keepa producing all kinda of interesting gers, not for medicare or fatter farm up to his mouth. The dajk subsidies or Federal poverty panaceas, geaulta in hia own breeding of planta; brown neck of a whisky bottle Used Cars $87.50 9x12 ft. ..79.50 $57.50 6x9 ft. ...49.50 but for the only candidate to whom showed A t the top of the'' tan IM>t all geneticiats reject hia theoriea , they felt they could safely entrust the paper. He started swallowing 1968 Buick Special. Super Pioneer Braids completely. Every now and then aome nation’s foreign relations. $84.50 8x10 ft. ..74.50 $19.95 3x5 ft. ...14.951 ths whisky. Some, of it ran o u t...... Std. trans., radio. Tb >*— I pv.ll'-l 8 »• ll ♦ ' I ** J •1595 pew diacovery opena some aide alley Much came from pMple both par of the corners of his mouth and A budget-priced braid that gives you a lot of quality for your Reg. $9.95 27x48 in...... NOW 7.95 AROMATIC Which if followed to ita end, might even ties to whom the cause of equal rights hung in drops on the stubble on 1963 Valiant 4-Door V-200. was sacred, and who found only one money. Well made with heavy yarn construction'bver a thick tually wind up showing Lysenko par his chin. He drank more, and candidate willing to commit his Admin 6 cylinder. Like new. •1445 filler. Rugs lay flat'and give good service. Choose from softly CEDAR CLOSET tially correct. Probably we haven’t now it dripped down onto his istration, to Its achievement. dirt-streaked while shirt. It. 1968 Dodge Dart 4-Door Sedan. colored Bluetone, Red-Gold-and-Browntone, or Red-Blue-and- Faaehed the definitive scientific verdict Much came from people who, for a must havs been bad whisky be K m '' I- Std. trans., R&H. Clean.^ Gold Multitone. 9 ^ variety of reasons, were simply voting cause the smell of it made you •1445 Old Colonial Braids LiNme against Barry Goldwater. But poor Lyaenko has relatively little walk away. Not everything in 1961 Plymouth Station Wagon. Rag. NOW Reg. NOW All this is' said not to bellttls Mr. Phoenix 1s as nice as people You must see and feel this beautiful, heavy, hand braided rug to fear on the battlefields of science. Auto, trans., R&H. ’ •795 I 26 a ii 4t sq. f t Johnson’s victory, which was massive, like to think it is. $44.50 8'5"x11'6" 39.50 $12.95 2'10"x4’6" 10.95 to fully appreciate its value. Each rug carefully hand braided It's on the field of politics that he historic, personal, and, in the context of . To the south, going down Saam a to score his triumphs and take 1964, deserved. It is, rather, a reminder Central Avenue, the city crum 1961 Chrysler Windsor 4-Door Sedan. and machine sewn from select quality, heavy cloth materials 7 ’9 " x9 * 9 " . BmAItt )Ua defeats. that the default of the Republican bles into rows of one-story Clean. •1475 $39.50 34.50 $ 4.49 n 0 " x 3 ’8" 3.95 that capture the true textures of old time rugs. Popularity- 0 party contributed in no small measure buildings with signs of air con- proven for over four years at Watkins! Chooee from.Beige-] Zths limlta o f eonsansus o f ths $ 4 tJ0 4iE9 $3.952x5ft...... 1.50 haueted well apedal order at low aabc pkeo. national ooalitloa that java It— bfrbad wlra from old eatU* \itm t m MOOR success YORK HSRALD fUNB. foneto, wcifoimd Um i IuwIm. Tbm««oa‘LsmiieMwtmu;''-~<«gu£' * . A ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1964' ■AMCRBSTER SVENING HERALD. BtAWCHESTEB. CX)NN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER «. 1M4 PACa IONS mm ond Congregational Church, at baptism during tha worship ect the scouts will assist tha arts department workahop bottlee to meet the Chrlftfnu program will be held in ob C oven try servance of American Educa the 11 a.m. wonriiip MfTvice eervlce. Men’s Club of the First Congre taught by Garland Reedy. VISIT o u t TOY Public Records demand. Sunday. There will be a Vrvice The Walther Leane youth gational Church with th8 Har _ W 1 Mariner 3 The defense Oommittees, With tion Week. Parents may vlalt Reedy will help the members with teachers and make ap of commitment for members group of the churclshurch will meet vest Supper tomorrow from make bulletin boards for their DISCOUNT DEPT. WamurtM Deada Brighter Side a member In each block of and parlahionsrs to make fi at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the "Free Oih Wrapping" householdere, distribute food Idkhambuiger Donald Smith Is Appointed pointments for conferencea for 5180 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the church rooms at horae. dase Fut O ff The Rctman Catholic Church In Helpless future dates nancial pledges for the 1965 church. Its meetings are held vestry. The teen-agers dance will be Slid clothing ration cards and budget. the second and fourth Sunday. of tha Assumption of Manches Attending the PTA Tneetlnj: The post will sponsor a car from 8 p.m. tb 11 p.m. tomor ARTHUR DRUB Of the ‘News report counterrevolutionary 'The Ladies' Aid Society will ter to Stanley J. Sombrlc and To Planning Commission will be Supt. of Schools Wilson Anyone unable to attend the wash and car wax program row at the Nathan Hale Com Jennie Sombric, property at activity to the authorities. meet at 8 p.m. We In Berlin Signals first indicated the mals Thursday to report a well as conduct a regular busi- queiBad that a state policeman solar panels had folded like monkey in' the bar and dining aeas session. be on hand to make the ar- butterfly wings as planned. room. The annual school enumera fraat Unmolested Later It was determined that He said it apparently had got tion required by state law un * Happeny claims that the they did not. Purpose of the ten in after closing hours Wed der supervision of David L. bridge toils are being levied il panels was to draw power from nesday night. (Continued from Page One) MacKenzie, business manager !legally and has said that, If the sun to operate Mariner 3's Rizzo asked that no one come of the locaf public school sys |found guilty, "will fight the for the monkey until after 2:30 reserved fbr flights to and from batteries. tem, covering children through lease all the wav to the u.s, With no solar power, the bat p.m.—"after the lunch patrons the age of 17 years, has been the Communist-surrounded city j|Bupreme Court.’*^ teries died after about nine leave. We don't want to disturb completed by the enumerators. * The violation carries a pen- by planes registered to one of hours in apace and Mariner 3 them.” Anyone who was in Coventry not to exceed $10. the three Western governments lo.st its radio voice and the abili on Oct. 1 and unable to be con- PACHY FILM occupying West Berlin. ty to receive steering 'com ■Uicted by the enumerators is ' Xot a Total Loss LQS ALAMOS. N.M. (AP) — The United States, Britain and mands from earth. Before the asked to please call Mrs. David ^ Francis Happeny,. present in France maintain that any of communication loss, ground Officials of the International stations relayed several futile Peace Film Festival at Los Simmons, chairman of these kEast Hartford C ir^ t Court 12 their planes has the right to fly workers, at her home on Cedar ithia morning when his own case emergency radio commands in Alamos were somewhat con through the corridors. The Com ' Swamp Rd. [—-a charge for refusal to pay a an effort to deploy the panels. cerned when the first entry munists Insist that only flights bpen House at High School [toll of 28 cents at the Charter In direct support of the military Coventry High School will ;Oak Bridge—was continued a garrisons in West Berlin are .week, didn't make the short legal. have its aimual open house for parents at 7:30 pzn. Monday. TBS rm IS user! {trip for nothing. He saved a The Soviets have said civilian SHOP FRIDAY & SATURDAY FOR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! (friend from going to Jail. planes must, be cleared with the ' The BEST Pizza In the land comes from Parents are to- meet in their ' The friend. James Connors, East Germans but the Allies ohild's homeroom. jS2, of Glastonbury, pre.sented on refuse to do this since they do After opening exercises, par {charges of breach of the peace not recognise the East German ents will follow the childrens’ 'and intoxication, both counts government. schedules for Monday with 12- 'stemming from a disturbance The BEA return flight cleared minute periods held. Teachers 'yesterday at an Eldridge St, through the Berlln-Hamburg PIZZAPATIO will explain the objects of the ^Manchester, home, was flned corridor over Red-ruled East courses and allow time for ll."!. Connors had no money, Germany again without encoun Take~Ouf Is Our Specialty question period. tering any trouble, a BEA offl- j Happeny ~ informed the court 0|iV V A (SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE. There will be sign-up sheets GRAND clal said. The plane carried 21 .that he was a friend of Con r tM m J m / K PARTY SIZE) for parents wishing to make an 4^ nors and then paid the man's passengers. D e C o rm ie r appointment to discuss the :flne. The East Germans and the Grinders— Spaghetti— Shells work of their children. i Russians “ also had protested A social hour will follow in New York- Berlin flights, made COINCTOENCE the school cafeteria. three times weekly by Pan Tossed Salad-— Antipasto t FORT WORTH, Tex. fAPI— Students will act as hostess WAY Deloris Schenck, Hatfield. Pa., American Airways' since last Rl. 88, VERNON — 1,000’ North of Vernon Rotary summer. Still, the Western Al es for the program. These stu and Sandra Schenck, Glen Ridge, HOURS: dents are members of a newly N.J., who are not relaj/d, en lies were not reported particu larly worried that the Russians Tups, thru Thurs. 10 A.M. - 11 P.M. Motors Says: formed Hostess Club at the tered the same training cla n at FrI. and .Sat. 10 A.M. . 1 A.M. school with Mrs. Ethel Paris as iAmerlcsm Airline.s' Stewardess may be getting tough about use of the air corridors. Sunday 2 P.M. - 11 P.M. e Cloited Mondays faculty advisor. Student Coun College here. Telephone 875-3275 or 643-0602 cil members will act as guides The two are the same~kge and for the evening. exactly the same height\of 6 Horses Used in Alp# "Vote yourself one of these fine cars. All parents are cordially in feet, Inches. Both are hWse- vited and encouraged to at back riding enthusiasts, ajul MUNICH—One of the most tend. 'their handwriting is almo.st Ideri- unusual ways to tour the Ger Carol Siwek, (Christine Yama tleal. Of nearly 150 girls from man Alps is on horseback. They're sure to pTedse and are priced to and Rosemary Bclardino will course, the Schencks were the There are at least 12 stables . be guests of the auxiliary of only two who write with a slant where horses can be hired for the Eastern Connecticut Sym to the left. Both prefer upper cross-country travel, and nu phony Sunday at the first con- and lowercase printing to reg merous inns welcome wandering sell at the best of bank ferms" ular handwriting. equestrians. George DeCormicr

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In 1981, a Caip- Machines Found badly damaged, police said to "Very little motley ' " Fire VoUeys Vernon Man, Pirt to Test Incident Here ing made by the aame man, and trip to Cambridge Wednesday. brldge detective e a ^ Deaalvo day. machines and it Events News'Tidbits that ha was not a ataU rMi- Whan Major Rome, U . Flah wae arreated and convicted on e Badly Damaged The theft was reported to worth the effort to kUry Chancy rafaranea U- College Plans dent, probably from Maaaa- erty end aome Massachuaette morale taerga, eervtag ' a Jell Manchester police lest night NIckes told potIMC T h * ' braiâiu naad vary vivid .froin the AP WIm G>urt Asked (OoBttaned from Page One) chusette or Rhode laland where police aK>roached Desalvo'a term, for taking'llbertlea with Some eight vending : ma and Btest Hartford polibe re chines had been pried oRfM’ Control Struggle Four Others similar attacks were raportad. girla while pretending he waa a In State ktlona. Nevtr waa thia home ta the Boaton suburb yes chines, for candy, peanuts, etc., ported the recovery of the ma a screwdriver found at the re- Father of Trapp quafity taa^ ao much aa Chief Topic Tha theory the assailant ifi The tavestigator kept a chart terday, the accused man fled ta Hollywood photographer. chines in that town a ttiort oov«Y scene, police ■ald^ mtetaka, the To Set Aside' valued at about $140, were atol- governor asld, *T whan a atudint came up teat Connecticut attacks was prob ta his office, and when similar his car. He was captured after time after. have always been a great be- Die in Crash Spaee agency laoB0k4« The thefts occurred son^ I s Dead at 79 (Coottmied freto Page Om ) night and aakad how ha qytlitditoal eatiriUte into otMt ably an out-of-atate man has attacks were reported,, he dis a short chase. -The Phllllee beet the Mete 15 eh from racks at Golf City on Harry Nlcket, manager of time Wednesday night or y t h i oppoa^ Uevw In looking forward, not couM find out about the At Workshop and deaignatea it Blxplorar <8 long been held by Major Rome. patched detectives to question The Malden man has been dmea t a 18 games this year. W .. Middle Tpke. arid recovered Golf City, an amusement park terday morning, police said. J uatabmXtan, backward.” (Ooattmed from Pago Dns) some 8,700 employes represent- "ego of a pond.” It took Almon Verdict na M id: ROCfCVILUC—George Hanry . . .Two Senate inveatlgator* Goldwater said at a news con ed by,the union in the stats. aome deep thinking— or wild Important to students at oondnct in the Gunpalfa ference Wednesday that he fte to Nevada to check reports alT He also teavas his father snd Trapp of SO Spring St, father Employes at their top rates gueaaing— to come up with of poaaibte- Irreguiarltlea in XrgumMite to not aalda tho Rhain who are thinking about abo>r« niiroach, but wants to keep the party on a stepmother, Frances Andrews of Police Chief George A. Trapp wUl get increases ranging from even the correct subject— .vutllot and nrwi* ^ « OolchMter p « o ^ win nev- oowttog of votea in state’s going on to college and to their cowiervaUve course. Thompemi, of 77 Birch Rd., <2.50 to <8.00 a week. Increases ecology of a pond. mont a t Austin P. Almon, 88, •r asnlM Um ter that tetter at In an interview this morning o f RockvUle, died this morning tight senatorial election. parents will * be the College Vonofi; a brother, George for those not at their top rate Somewhat later, another Vice Prealdent Rene Barri a t 48% Union SL yrara bonrd Workshop scheduled for Mon t t e ooBTCBtiai. Tbelr lattneBce with radio station WNBW, Nix Thompson of Bridgeport, and at Rockville City Hoapttal. He In Tolland County Superior been deetroyed. on continued to attack Rocke will range from $2 to $4 a problem waa solved when a entos, general and former Air day a t 8 p.m. ta the school audi a sister, Mrs. Vanda Carlton of would have been 79 tomorrow. week. The agreement also pro 'high achool girt niahed up Force chief of staff, enaergea Cteurt thia morning ky Judga torium. win bare great diffi feller, acinising Mm of running Etest Hartford. Mr. Trapp was bom Nov. 7, vides for an additional increase and aaid aba had to write a from BoUvteB revolt aa presi* John C. Fltegarald. The workshop, under the culty — be’a an anathema to a “ vendetta against Sen. Gold- He graduated In 1950 from A tty. Harry Hammar, rapra- Much of the regular party.” 1885, In Schaghtlcoke. N.Y. He of <1 a week for some 1,200 of five-page paper on the phi- dent Just aa ousted President leadership of Robert Sernoff- water,” and said the governor Etest Hartford High School and •onttag Almon, praaantod the JcinM fiM fs chief of cor- should "kaodk it off.” was employed In woolen mills the 2,500 women operators who loaophy p, ail of Rockville; a STAMFORD (A P )—One man 'Stotes of Europe. agalnat him by hte 18-yaar-old from one of ten nearby colleges ; Goldwater. he said, would the wheel to get the Republicans Squadron and pilot of a KC stepson, John Sharkey of Tol was killed and another crit their imaginations will stand Communist China halls or universities, they will be t«*ptay a toadliig rote as titular to win in 1M6. ically injured late last night as the strain. stepdaughter. stratofighter. land; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Rob downfall of Nikita Khrushhev A tty. Hammer to basing hla presented with data on the ap ' bead of the party fo^ the next E^meral arrangonents are ert Merkel of Rockville, and their nieeding. car was sheared and voice# confidence the Chi plying student appraise it, and ‘ four yean,” with the extent of in half after etriking a guard requests on certain aUagad vio incomplete. two brothers, David Trapp and nese-Soviet squabble will be lations which occiured during make a decision. They will then his oftecthreneM dependent on A memorial service for the Charles Trapp, both of Rock rail and overpass support on Four from Town settled gradually, but Indicates reconvene as an audience and I bis wUUngness to welcome var- Columbia the Connecticut Turnpike. Two the Jury's deltberatloas last five killed in the crash will be ville. reconciliation vrtll have to come week. Atty. Hammer charges learn how the three applica • ted elements in the party. held at Pease Air Force Base other passengers were also in on Peking's terms. tions, actual cfiMOB, were decid 1 B e said be expecte the future Funeral services vrtll be held jured. To Give Talks that on two aeparate occastons, Sunday at 2 p.m. Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the the Jury communicated with ed upon by the college admis {of the party to be Oscussed at a Without Identifying which sion committees involved. Porter Sets Burke F\ineral Home, 76 Pros the court regarding tha status {meeting of the Republican Na- one. State Police quoted one erf On Construction Ten schools ta Connecticut or itianal Oonunlttee In January, pect St. 'The Rev. Paul J. Bow the passengers « s saying the Town Opens Bids of their deUberaUons. man, pastor of Union Congre- According to the arguments, nearby states will send their land added he thinks that meet Open House Hospital Notes vehicle was traveling 110 miles Four Manchester men will be admission officers to partici mlssM' untrimmed coots ing win decide whether Dean g;atlonal Church, will officiate. per hour Just before it went On Auto Parts on Thursday evening, the jury Burial will be In Cedar Hill among the speakers at the 1964 sent a note to the judge that it pate. These schools are the Borch rtMUld be retained as na VtelUng hours a reS to 8 pjn. out of control on a curve. University of Connecticut, Wil- Portsr School will obgsrve Cemetery, Hartford. All four occupants of the car Institute* for Municipal Building was spilt seven for a guilty *38 *48 *58 tional chairman. in all a n a s exceptfag matarn- Ifanantic State College, Man MenI's wool siliktiand sport coots SJ Rockefeller should have a Americsn Education Week with Friends may caH at the fu were thrown out and the rear Officials of New England. The More than a dozen auto parts verdict and five for an Innocent ity when they an 9 to 4 pjn. suppliers offered bids this morn chester Community College, Reg. $50 to $80 fashion coats of fa voice In Republican national af a three-fold program next week. neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 section continued about 200 verdict.. and i :M to 8 p.m. and nrtvate institute convenes Nov. 16 ing to supply tires, gasoline, Mitchell College, Quinn|taiac regular 19.95. mous mills fabrics, tweeds, worsteds, fairs, Nixon said, but added that rooms whan they an 10 ajn. and 7 to 9 pjn. feet State Police said. On Saturday morning, the 1 5 .9 0 The school will hold open house Harry Smith, 23, of Stam through 19 at the University of lubricants and batteries for College, University of Hart pettipoints, cross-hatch, boucles, “ he cannot have the central Tuesday between 9:15 and 11 to 8 pjgi. V lsiton a n reqneatod Ittury again aent a note to the sale of boys' ford. who suffered a head in Connecticut Commons Build town motor vehicles during the ûcfge indicating it had reach ford, New Haven College, Cen plushes. Misses’ and Petites’. sole. Be cannot dictate I t ” a.m. and parents have been-in Bot to smoke In pattenPs rooms. Mrs. Eriks H. Carlson tral State College, and Clark , “ Be was a divider in this last ANDO'VJSt —Mrs. Erika Hu* jury, died at the scene. The tag. next 12 months. ed a decision and wrote in the Natural shoulder, 3-button sport coats of 100% wool vited to visit the classrooms. No m on tfasn two vlsiton at The bids, which came In the Univerjlty. The officers will be leampaiipi but he can be a uni one time per patient. ber Carlson, 62, of Rt. 6, died driver, John Hickey, 22, o f 34 A featured speaker at the four- note what tholr decision was. wool suburban Shetland and hopsackings, all new fall patterns. Qual Teachers will be In their respec form of per gallon prices, per attending not as suppliers of iflor now, and I b i^ be wiU be, this morning at Windham Me Lillian S t, also suffered se (tey conference will be Arnold Atty. Hanuner argued that tive rooms between 7:30 and 8 l^ lo n discounts and percentage information for their schools ity made, size 36-44, reg. and long. |by supporting the leadership of ADMITTED TBSTBRDAY morial Hospital, WllUmantic. vere head injuries. His condi Lawrence, a Manchester archi these dlscloeurea were a "patent mink trim suede coots pjn. that evening to greet par tion Was described as very crit discounts from list prices, will hut. as resource persons in the in united p a ^ at the national ents prior to the PTA meeting. Mrs. Ruth Adamy, 105 McKee She was the widow of Carl W. tect and chairman of the Arch! violation of the rule of aecrei^" coots and % length “ Susie Wong’’ genuine suede ical by Stamford Hospital. 'The be screened by the town before which helps regulate juries. whole field o f college admis □evel.” Members of the faculty will S t; John Hutton, 28 Benton Carlson. tectural Barriers Committee of sions. The superintendent of leather coat with luxurious mirfk col • Before the national convert St.; Judy Corbitt, 135 Summit condition of Joseph I^gio, 25, the low bidder Is named. Judge Fitzgerald withheld de participate in a program of Mrs. Carlson was bom March the Connecticut Society for Ilistrict 8 will also take part men's famous wool slocks {tion, Nixon said. Rockefeller St.; Mrs. Madeline McGrath, 16, 1902, in Germany, and lived and Bruce Robinson, 17, both Crippled Children and Adults. Items being sought Include cision on the motions, and outerweor lar. 8-16, reg. $100. 7 9 . 9 0 modem mathematics to be pre of Stamford, was termed fair. ta the program. pledged to support the winner, HutcMnson Rd., Andover; Mrs. In Andover more than 35 years. Lawrence’s talk will be at 9 tires and tubes for cars, trucks asked that a memorandum con reg. to 14.95. sented at the meeting. Parenta. and tractors; gasoline; four Scholarship Drive Ends r By contrast he said. Scran are Invited to attend Any one Barbara Merkel, RFD 1, Rock She was a member of Andover a.m. on Nov. 19. taining similar casea be sent 9 .9 0 ^ton had campaigned for GoIdwS' ville; Mrs. Zoila Orduz, 113 Congregational Church. GOP Solvent Other speakers from MancheS' grades of lubricants, and bat to him. A decision is expected Today is the laat day * of a or all of these activities. One of teries. ten-day drive for funds put on special group of car coots f a r . The GOP nominee appeared the Mghlights of the meeting Pine St.; Robert Rumens, Cov Survivors include a daughter, GREENWICH (AP) — The ter among 36 specialists in build- within one or two weeks. 1 2 .9 0 All wool worsted flannele by a famous slacks nrlce in New York State during entry; Mrs. Elaine Sweet, HiU- Mrs. Theodore S. Potter of Wil- Republican national treasurer Inj^ and admlriistratlon will be Kay Petroleum of East Hart If a decision la made in A l- by the PTSA of Regional 8 to Wool meltons, Aerpels, pile or plaid will be the presentation of the Increase scholarship funds. regi 17.98-19.98. maker! Deldxe make, plain front. Charcoal, jthe campaign. Rockefeller met PTA ScholarsMp Award. The skle Manor, Vernon; Thomas limantlc; a son, W. John Carl says the GOP is “ the party of Jack Goldberg, partner ta the ford offered the apparent low mon’s favor, a new trial could Clinch, 183 Spruce S t; Clar The organization in past olive, bankers gray, brown olive. Pre-cuffed linings, all reduced from stock. 7-13, 9dm in Albany and introduced lucky winner will be announced son of Andover; a sister. Mrs. the little man" and cites 1.5 firm of Stone A Goldberg, land price for gasoline, a discount of be ordereAY: A chased as needed at the bid closed session he was pleased Bchool. riah House hall begiiming at 1 dential campaign clear of debt ment,’’ and a panel entitled by what Is constantly hoped for Button or zip styles, pile or plaid lin New fall tweeds and solid color wool IwnKmal, but were matters of son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pe- before, he said. He declined to “ Mayors Speak Out.’’ prices for -use by all town de Gets DAR Award % ‘ principle.” p.m. Ug, Blast Hartford! a daugh partments which operate motor in the text of the missionary ings, zip-off hoods. Sizes 8-20. suits, misses’ and junior sizes. Reg. Flower arrangements, books^ say Just how much money had steel industry. There will also schema: “ that ail the Church be Miss Judith Anne Pick, a sen r Bartier, asked what he felt ter to Mr. and Mrs. John F. vehicles. ior at Rham and daughter of $25-$50. 19.00 to 384)0 Christmu candy. Jewelry and Funerals been contributed. be a keynote address by Hart missionary, that even the indi M been Goldwater’s biggest Tracy, 406 N. Main St.; a Middendorf aaid 40,0(X) per ford's Mayor William E. Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Addison Pick of “ wMte elephants” will be sold. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. c vidual believers — as much as e sons had given funds to the GOP Marlborough, has been selected Refreshments will be served in Mrs. David Cole on “ A Better New England possible — become missionaries James Powell. 11 Holl St in the campaign of 1960. by both faculty and student boys' corduroy parfco the lounge. FUneral services for Mrs. Ma through Better Enforcement,” in spirit and work.” BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh Mission Theme body for this year’s DAR Good fall & winter dresses The church will observe Ste- bel Cole of 68 Wells St. were and a panel entitled “ Mayors He said “ incumbent” on the men's nylon ski jackets ter to Mr. and Mrs. r.eui-y Speak Out.” Citizen Award. The award is Zip-off hood parka of sturdy corduroy Personal Notiees wardsMp Sunday tMs weekend. held yesterday at 2:30 p.m. at Savarin Strike council is the “ outstanding task Wools, crepes, brocades, cottons, wool Trombley, Rt 30, Vernon; a Dr. I'van M. Vlest, structural Of Zion Service based on qualities of leadership, with nylon quilt or Sherpa lining, size Robert Taggart Is chairman of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Holmes FUneral Home, 400 Main NEW YORK (AP) - “We of preparing new roads, setting reg. 19.95. ^ ^ knits, size for juniors, misses, junior the Every Member Canvass St. The Rev. Earl J. Thaler, pas can’t afford any increase in engineer at Bethlehem Steel, up new-tnethods and stimulating service, dependability, and pa 8-14. Reg. 17.98. 1 3 .9 0 I In Memoriam James Kelly, Blast Hsrtfo’-d. will deliver a talk on “ Lessons Zion Evangelical Lutheran triotism. petites. Reg. to $25. 64M ) to 1 6 .0 0 , la loTiiw meroonr c t Walter R. wMch will be conducted by the DISCHARGEID ’YESTER tor of Lutheran Church of the costs which would add to our new energies for a more effec CasseUs, Sr., who paned away No- men of the church Sunday after Deaf, Hartford, officiated. Buri deficit,” a spokesman for the from the Alaskan Earthquake.” Church will observe its annual tive and more vast diffusion of Judith has displayed her ca • Famous maker jacket reverses from quilt e DAY: Mrs. Ann Van Straten. Milo Wilcox Jr., chief of the mission festival on Sunday dur pacity in several areas. She iramber I. 19C3. noon. Tonight, members and 390 Vernon S t; Mr*. Priscilla al was in East Cemetery. Union News Co. said ye.sterday the gospel.” • conrununlty development division ing the worship services and serves as secretary of the Na nylon to plain nylon taffeta in great color friends will attend a poUuck sup Martocchio, 32 Spruc^ S t; Bearers were Edward' Wil when asked about the strike that Pope Paul told the prelates boys' corduroy goal coot double wool knit suits ■klwayi a silent heartache. of the state development com church .school. This festival is tional Honor Society, vice presi combinations. Roll h VV f. w . a that during the first nine BINGO • tin dessert; Wednesday, no - — - \ with a car driven by Steven L. Goodstlne, 16. of 94 Hamlin months this year about 1.2 mil EVERY SAT. NIGHT — 7:30 -Kr'TioN school, Veterans Day; Thurs Rib Roast 69' About Town day, veal steaks with tomato 6” CUT St. A third car. driven by Rich lion persons had suffered Inju tricot slips ries in traffic accidents which 72 Fast Cenff Street — Manchester x sauce, mashed potatoes, whole • Blight District volunteer fire ard A Bennett, 21, of 47 Deer-1 NOT 59c LB. AS INCORRECTLY field Dr., then hit the G ood-! incapacitated them beyond the ' \ I / kernel com, assorted fruit; Fri fighters yesterday at 2:10 p.m. Stine vehicle in the rear. Both day of the accident. day, clam chowder or tomato ADVERTISED IN LAST NIGHTS PAPER were called out to a amall fire the Goodstlne and Bennett cars soup, tuna boats, ■ cabbage, ap at 159 Oakland St. In an old had to be towkd aw’ay with ex ple and celery slaw, chocolate Save on wonderful new vacant chicken’ coop, while tensive damage. The Hull ve Bracelet Taken cake with frosting. fall and winter slacks town firemen went to 66 W. hicle, with front end damage, ------V and skirts by some of ‘ -V1 Middle "Tphe. at 2:45 p.m. on a Fall Sale— Aluminum Gomhlnatlon was operable. Manchester Evening Herald sportswear garage fire call. Both fires were Diane M. Barthold of Bax In House Break correepondenL lAwrence Moe, EACH FIRST FOOD extinguished by garden hoses ter Rd., Tolland, was i.s.sued a Windows S10.95 — Doors S29J5 telephone 742-6796. makers! Slim, gored before firemen arrived, authori written warning for failure to I and A-line skirts in reg. $6-$7 values. 646 CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER I Pollice report that only a Door Canopies, Roll-up Awnings, Canvas Awnings Repaired, ties said. No property damage grant the right of way. She gold bracelet, of sentimental tweeds and solid col- was Involved in a two-car Re-«overeil. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas was reported. I value, was taken VVedneaday Repaired or Made New To Your Pattern. All Work Custom ore, Lined and unlined accident at 6 p.m. yesterday at afternoon when two men forced Park and Chestnut Sts. Miss Made. Oreniniets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Alr-Conditloner wool tapered slacks in Ib this fantastic I their way into the home of Covera Cnstom Made for Commercial and Home. Waterproof RANGE Berthold wa.s treated at Man I Dr. Harold J. Lehmus on Steep solids, plaids, tweeds, double group you’ll chester Memorial Hospital for ing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers and Canvas. Rescreen- Hollow Lane, frightening his tag Alnmtanm Screens. \\i> checks. Sizes 10-18. find pajamas of minor Injuries. Police said .she i mother, and ramsacking the drove out o f Chestnut St. Into I place. FUEL OIL warm cotton flannel, STRIKE IS SEHLED the path of a westbound Park . Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor to MANCHESTER AWNING CO. cotton knits and St. yehicle driven by Neil C. day said that the bracelet, en GASOLINE challis, classics , and Siriynons. 23. of 228 Oak St., EST. 1M9— 195 W . CENTER STREET— 849-3091 graved with the name "Sylvl,” novelties, patterns, who was unable to stop on the was property of Mrs. Lehmus' NOW TAKING ORDERS ON wet pavement and hit the rear late mother. It waw tagen from BANTLY OIL florals, stripes, of the Berthold car. The Sim a Jewel box located in a closet. solids . . . also fa mons’ car was towed from the I Nothing else waus reported IdMI’ W'i . INC. ' mous label nylon tri scene. i missing, Sartor saiid. cot slips with ex No injuries nor police action ! FYirther investigation is un !:ii M \i\ 'i occurred in a minor crash der way. A small box. which 11.1.. IlltJu'll quisite lace and em NEW which occurred at 3:45 p.m. on had been filled with seven broidery trims, 1965 Hilliard St., near W. Middle 'IK bricks amd rapped ais a pamcel printed with your white and pastel col Tpke. when two motorists col post package for use by the lided. two intruders to get Into the ors. Sizes 82-40. home, hais been sent to the PRINTING CHARGE OLDSMOBILES SECOND UNE JOB State Police laboratory at Hart NORTH POLE, Alaska (AP) ford for study. Satator sadd. 25 For 9Sc CAR RENTALS S«Km9 end Sttrvking N«w OMsmobiks —Con Miller retained his' sec —1------^— famous make girls' coats, 7-14 ond most important Job in Tues <1 MILUON ILLNESS 50 For $1.50 — For Ovor 30 Yocrs — •V^ day’s election when he was HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) ~ C . A . or LEASIN8 returned as Inayor., Pigford, city health director, 75 $2.00 regular $35. , His most Important Job is estimates Houston's recent • AH M a k ts Santa CHaus. As postmaster. outbreak of eneephalitls — or 100 For $2.50 • All Modtls MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE Miller receives th(>usands of sleepihg sickness — cost the Prompt, CourtGous* I French influence A-line coats, hopsack blazer coats letters addressed each year to 24-HOUR SERVICE • AH Tlm M MOTOR SALES community <1 million. FREE DEUVERY—TEL. 649-9814 > and dther outstanding styles in this grqpp . all the North Pole. He said Thursday tlie figures top fashion hits. Sizes 7-14. \ Miller lives In Santa Claus include <122,(XX) for chemicals, Paul Dodga PontkiC 512 WEST CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER ;.. House, .a. combination home, about <200,OM)' for salaries for INC. post office and general store on various government aigency PINE PHARMACY ^ 643-1511 ^ ' WESTOWN * 898 MAIN STBEfer shop D&L tonight until f p,m.Z .. sale ends tomorrow at 4/ hundreds of Uha^verthed specials! Santa. Claus Lane and has a workers and about <190,()00 to 664 CENTER ST.r-MANCHESTER ■■ PHARMACY Phene 649-2881 daughter named Barry Christ hospltala ta tesattag putiunte mas. with the UlneM ." 458 Harttort BR.-i4a m4i i4m i

t • L 1 . H O « C L. I. fiiaB 7WBLV1 IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1M4 MANCHESTER EiVENHfG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1964 PAGE TBIRTBBir - ----' ptokle and fruit; Tuesday, beef thy Ryder, David Bellanger and the New Tear’s Danse and Mid rge Supt. and Mrs. Charles W ar will meet in the chapel from South Windsor oorrespondent. ------I. What is the meaophytlc or cll- new advisor. Mr. Blanchard, are to accept the project suggested ner, Asst. Supt. and Mrs. Wil 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for rehearsal. Brownie Joseph, tel. 644-0148. A varied protrfun has been liam Perry, Mayor and Mrs. Wednesday night the inter I max forest of the area in which composed largely of new mem by the South Windsor Committee planned this year by the Home bers of the Sock and Buskin for Retarded Children, a tape re John Ggan and board of edu mediate choir will meet in the I you live? The thirty - seven .stu- cation ch.airman and Mrs. sanctuary for rehearsal from 7 Fconomlcs Department. Dramatic Society., They are as corder to be shared by the '60 CHEVROLET [ dents of Mrs. Levine's Biology follows: town’s two special classes. Francis Neater. to 8 p.m. The senior choir will The play school, which L- a also rehearse at 8 p.m. Police Arrests major part of the child devel II clashes are now able to Harry Domin. Thomas Za- Boys Basketball Set Next Week’s Menus brovsky: Sulla, Joann Reynolds; South Windsor High School: Meta Aide to Speak MOTO’S FUEL CO. 4-Door Sedan, gray, opment course, has just recent answer that question. The Recreation Department Marius, Michael Podolny; will sponsor a junior boys bas Monday, grinders, pickles, pep Hal Goodnough, the promo Charle-s M. Kibbe, 37, of El radio, heater, 6-cylin-' ly begun Its operation for this Since the beginning of the school year the.se two cla.s.=ea! Helena Glory, Paula Rivard; ketball game at Pleasant Valley pers and fruit; Tuesday, baked tional representative of the lington was charged with fail Dr. Gall. Linda Dyber; Mr. 367 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD der. No. 6331 year, ft takes place on Thurs have been studying ecology, the i and Orchard Hill School tomor sausages, waffles, syrup and New York Mets, will be the ure to carry a registration yes Fabry, William De Cormier; apple crisp; Wednesday, no speaker at the Holy Name So day momthg of every week study of the type of plant and ! row from 1 to 8:30 p.m. terday afternoon. The charge during the se'-ond and third Dr. Hallemeler, Aviva Bruner: Reesrvations for the buffet school; Thursday, hamburger ciety of St. Margaret s Church stemmed from a spot motor ve animal community In a certain [ TEL. 289-3495 class periods. The play school area and the rotation of the Mr. Alquist, Barry Gregory: supper to be given for Supt. on roll, green beans and Tue.sday « t 7:30 p.m. hicle check at Oakland and N. Consul Busman. Fred Sprague; offers each glr' a first-hand 1 msterial needed to sustain life. Charles Warner and Assistant cookies; Friday, fish stick.s, His topic v/ili include the re Main Sts. K'bbe was summoned Nana, Nancy McKay; Radius, cent World Series, managerial glimpse or small children at Empha.sls has been placed on Supt. William Perry must be mashed potatoes, com and to appsar in Circuit Court 12, '63 GREENBRIER '59 KARMAN GHIA play. The "iris supervise the George Fi-sher; Helena, Avis pineapple squares. changes, and the prospects for Manchester, on Nov. 23. the plant communities in and mailed to Harry Anderson, Abby GALLON Turquoise, radio, heater. Blue, radio, heater. children’s activities a- 'well as t.round Manchenter. Bolton Swallow; Primus, Michael Ro Rd. by Monday. Elementary schools: Mon the 1965 Mets. New Teachers mano; Servant, Candy Hacha- Lawrence Fortin. 16, of 151 No. 5641. fakinT part in them. This in Notch Pond by the Manchester The reception will be held in day, barbecued hamburg on All men of the parish are in Eldridge St., was charged with $1045 formal class is aimed at teach Another new figure at J'HS dourian; 1st ^ b o t , Mary Ann . bun, buttered green beans. Drlve-In, the forest surrounding the cafeteria of the South Wind- vited to attend. Each member breaking and entering a dwell CASH $1695 ing the students that the text blackboards this year is Mr. the pond, the forest on New Maasolini; 2nd Robot, Peter is asked to make a special ef V ing in the daytime yesterday. 1 2 ' / 2 '63 CHEVROLET '59 BUICK book la not totally full of hot Ralph Bales. A native of Derry. State Rd. by East Catholic High Tennant; 3rd Robot, Robert fort to bring at least one The charge stemmed, from a air.” Wilson. N. H., he attended Keene Teach School, and an abandoned field friend. Refreshments will be complaint in which the youth Bel Air 4-Door, gold, ra 2-Door Hardtop, white A ThLs year, unlike previous on Bush Hill Rd. are the sites of Auditions have been conducted John Mlnntck Constance Barrett dio. heater, Powerglide, served. There will be no charge broke into his grandfather’s 24 HOUR DELIVERY AND BURNER SERVICE gold, automatic, white- years, in the clothing classes, ers College and taught math at study. Students have collected during recent weeks in a some FOR CLEAN for admission. house. Fortin was released V-8, whitewalls. No. 6608. wall tires, radio, heater. there Is no special requirement Walpole High School. He can specimens of the foliage of the what different manner than has The Recreation Department without bond to await court $1875 No. 5011. on what-the-a tu d an I a may now. be found in. Room 152 different plants in these areas previously been the rule. In Legion of Honor will hold-adult men’s recreation presentation on Nov. 9. $1025 ^ make. Instead they mu.st meet teaching Geometry and Ahfel and prepared them In the plant stead of securing a script to night tonight at the South '62 FALCON I what la called a ronstruction II. Mr. Boles finds Mancnestel presses they have constructed. study beforehand and trying out Windsor High School from 7 Tall and talented is this If you were to ask Constancy, 2-Door. Blue, standard requirement. This means that a bigger than his former teaching' The.se collections together with for the chara'-.ter the student to 10. '58 VOLKSWAGEN week’s Legionalre John Min- Barrett what she did last sum shift, radio, heater. No. problern P set before the stu assignment, and therefore more a written explanation and analy may wish to portray, he was Cub Scout News sis of what they have found nick. John has di.splayed his mer, you’d be likely to get an liiiiniiiilliiffiliiiii 6658. Karmann Ghia Coupe, red, dents, and all they mus' do of a challenge. not shown scripts until the time Cub Scout Pack 228 will hold whitewall tires, radio, Is to make a garment which He resides in Manchester, but make up the project. |of auditioning and was then told many talents in his participation answer something like this: "I' Lectures and labs have also its first pack meeting of the $1045 heater. No. 6634. fits the problem and at the the summer months find him to read cold, lines at random in various activities in school found snakes on top of the SAVINGS STARTED OR ADDED TO same time fits their own ifeeds acquainted the students'with the .season tonight at 7:30 at the In the .summer home he and his from the play. This procedure and out. He has been a mem SEE OURS TODAY! Wapping Community House. '61 RAMBLER $895 and wants. wife have built In New Hamp variety of life found in a stream, was carried through with a kitchen cupboard shelf, I clear TTie following boys will re 4-Door. Radio, heater, red The foods classes are not shire this year, relaxing and pond and lake. Many types of sense of formality quite contrary ber of the junior varsity aoccer ed . mice out of ^desk drawers, finish. No. 6356. organisms found In water .sam-; team for three years, and the ceive awards: Bobcat, Steven ON OR BEFORE '60 VALIANT limited to the study of food enjoying his favorite sport, wa to the rather relaxed, informal and I cleaned 200 turkey bones Barcher; one-year pin, Gary $790 alone: subjects from farming ter-skiing. pies taken by the .students have manner of the past, but It still Round Table C?horus, French to biology are discussed. Quick been scrutinized and identified Club and tennis team for two for an Indian costume.’’ Thesw ’ll FORD COUNTRY Gogeun, David Bellanger, Tim !!! 4-Door. Gray, radio, heat retained the aspect of respect are just a few of the memorietf othy Ryder, William Coleman, '62 CORVAIR er, automatic tranamie- breads were the first study in cla.ss. Their specific adapta and courtesy lor all Involved years. This year he is a mem TH E 10th ber of the Current Affairs Club Connie has acquired during th» n i45 Thomas Paine and Bruce 4-Door. White, heater: aiwi. No. 6438. project on the agenda for this tions tnd niche In the ecosystem which is so necessary In an un SQUIRE STA. WAGON year. The study included the have been discovered and a and Is serving as treasurer of paat five summers she has. Ohlhof; two-year pin, Philip EARN DIVIDENDS whitewalls, standard Concert Held dertaking such as this. spent at Lake of Isles Scoub. Plamand, and three-year pin, transmission. No. 6218. $875 evaluation of use of mixes as general understanding of the the Senior class Latin Club. food chain has been realized. Committees for the organiza Outside-’bf school, John is pres Reservation, where her father- Leslie Clapp Sharon Peckham ’65 looks on as tots build castles opposed to baking from tion of the various jobs entailed FROM THE FIRST $1295 srratch; elements of time, mon The Biology II classes are ident of his church choir, teaches is the camp doctor. Other pleas 97 OTHER MAKES and MODELS Also, Wolf badge, Mark '59 IMPALA from wood and blocks at MHS play school. (Herald For Students in the production of a play have % ey and energy were considered composed of seniors who have Sunday school at Center Con urable experiences include her Steben and Steven Hayes; bear '58 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door Hardtop. Black, photo by Saternis.) had Biology I and are interest been set up and have begun gregational Church, and has re trip to Tennessee, where shs' TO CHOOSE FROM OF THE MONTH in this. their respective tasks. Students badge, Bruce Faucher; lion 2-Door Hardtop. White radio, heater, Powerglide, Manche.ster students were ed in learning more about the ceived the Eagle Badge and God found the people extremely In the nurses nutrition interested In committee work badge, Philip Plamand, Robert and blue, radio; heater, power steering, white course, the present project Is greeted with an Interesting per processes of life. and Country Award In Boy warm and frientfly. Spilka and Michael Demers, may attend the next general MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE power steering, autotnn-tic walls. No. 6605. an interesting one. -iach Indi formance Tueaday given by the Mrs. Levine is teaching the Scouts as a member of Troop 26. Connie, with her own warm and webelas. badge, David -ft -ft -Or transmission, whitewalls. bourse for the first time this meeting and sign up with the John has also been chosen to $1245 vidual keeps a record of every Hartford Symphony Orcheestra chairman in charge. personality, loves, to be with Chauvin and Leslie Clapp. No. 6333. Worldling Meets Stars thing she eats for a specified year. Mr. Fenn has handled It in participate in the Messiah people, and if she had a million MOTOR SALES Also Gold arrow. William My The committees ar« as fol period of time. The girls then which was for many In the au the past. Chorus, and .the All Connecticut dollars,, she would. trpvel from’ ers, Thomas DeLorso, David CURRENT ANNUAL $695 lows: fliBliif M id Servleing Oldsmoblles For 0\’er 80 Tears S A V IM G S '61 CHEVROLET evaluate their diets to see what dience the first opportunity to Next quarter the students will Chorus. This year John Is' Also country to country and live as;, Bellanger, William Coleman and DIVIDEND study the functions of the sys Stage management, back "host brother” to John Eagle- Michael Demers, and silver ar '62 IMPALA Bel Air 4-Door Station Of WDRC Big Show form of nourishment they may view Mr. Arthur Winograd's stage crew, costuming, prompt a native o f each land she visit'^ 512 West Center St.— Open Evenings— 643-2411 LOAN be lacking. The Importance of tems of a- rat. Each student shield, the first exchange stu ed. row, William Myers, Leslie ,v s s f ) < I r I i> N 4-Door Hardtop. Autumn Wagon, gold, automatic, talents as music director. Pre ing, lighting, makeup, sets, and dent to leave a Sioux Indian Res a good diet is shown when they senting a well-known program, will havs his own specimen to Clapp, Thomas DeLorso, Timo Monday, ’Tuesday, Friday gold, radio, heater, power- heater. No. 6222. disect. props. Experience in any of ervation In North Dakota . In school, Connie has demon-' glide, whitewalls. No. The following is a personal^one, "The Boy From Cross experiment with the feeding of the orchestra carried the pieces these fields Is not necessary If strated her academic ability by rats. This interesting course Bob Whilesell '66 In spite of his busy schedule. OPEN TILL 5 P.M. 6642. $1440 account of a show presented by Town". over by cutting widely the se the student Is Interested and being r. three-year member of ■SWCWSSTZS'S______atusT riiiAwTist iwstitutiow also includes many community lection offered so that no num John still finds time for read the National Honor Society. $1865 Ronnie Dove and the "Tou- ! willing to learn, but is, of course, ing, folksinging, and playing the radio station WDRC. Aimee projects such as making a ber was of too great a length She has also been, a member o f Thursday Till 8 P.M. '57 CHEVROLET Know-Whp” group performed helpful. guitar, banjo, and fiddle. An ac Patterson of the "World" staff Thanksgiving basket for a for the audience. the Current Affairs Club, Li Closed Wednesday At Noon '60 CADILLAC Bel Air Station Wagon. next, Ronnie sing;ing his n ew : Mr. Blanchard has not yet complished vocalist and guitar BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, OOVEN'TRT was sent complimentary tickets needy family. Bach's Fugue in G Minor, or JV Booters started the actual direction of brary Pages; Junior Classical Convertible, white, full White and blue, auto song. "Right or Wrong" and ist, John has also been a part FAIRWAY , from the station and attended the "You-Know-Who’s” singing ! the "The Little Fugue,” showed the play, consequently a produc of a local singing group, The League, the Foreign Exchange power, whitewalls, R&H. matic, whitewall tires, Committee, and Somanhis, o f radio, healer. "Roses Are Red My Love", i a good interpretation Nice re tion schedule has not been lined Coachmen, and has performed No. 6304. the show and press conference straint was evident alongside a Close Season up nor a date for the perfor which she is - co-editor'. has backstage. Their costumes consisted of Students Earn In many public appearances. H(s $2095 $695 flo\ving freedom. mance. However, It has been summers have been well spent, Special honors Connie has black . capes with red linings, Coach Don Race's jayvee planned tentatively for later this ABOUT ^ A burst of screams from a (appropriate when they were Probably the best perform as memorable ones working as received include an honorable' packed Buahnell Auditorium as Honors in Art soccer squad ended the sea fell. A IR W A ^ originally called the "Lords"), ance lay in Gould’s "Americein a counselor at Caipp Claire for mention in the Scholastic Writ-. tke curtain rose, quickly Sfilute", partlfculariy appropri son last week with a 2-0 ahut- Candy Hachadourian '66 Ing Contest, apd bein^ electeil and Beatle boots. two years, and at Great Harix>r JUST ^ GOOO>\|.tU drowned out the sound of three Four MHS students were ate for election day. 'With a out over the Rockville jayvees. Inn in Martha’s Vineyard. Worthy Advisor df the Man ONE WEEK ONLY with the help of a strong front loudly amplified guitars and a As the curtain rose for the awarded prizes for their exhi martial freedom and a nice re The team finished its winning Canoeing on Lhke George for a chester Asambly, Order of the second act. brown-haired and season with a 4-3-2 record. line. EVERYTHING^ '58 CHEVROLET drum—that was how It started bits in the Arts snd (grafts Fes partee within the orchestra, the week, and the student council Rainbow fo r Girls, a position' at the Big D Big Show at 6:30 cute Van Trevor danced onto The papooses got off to a Even though the jaycees development of the famous didn't experience sin undefeated campaign speeches in- 'M also which she feels has most influ for ^ p.m., Thursday, Oct. 29. the stage. This soft-spoken 19- tival, held Oct. 30 and 31st in fine start, winning their first remain highlights in John’s enced her life.- BOTH STORES OPEN fare, "When Johnny Comes two contests. Then there was a season, their spirit never dulled, After a dazzling introductino wt the MHS cafeteria. The Festi NEW W HEELS 2-Donr, white and blue,, year-old recording artist. U- '•arching Home Again” was and true sportsmanship pre memories. When Connie is not hustling by one of the WDRC DJ’s caus er, and owner of his own pub lull, and the team was dished around to fulfill her varloiui radio, heater. No. 6431 val was spon.sored by the Mm - beautifully interpreted. The out three losses and two ties vailed through every gam4. John has proved himself a ing sighs and screams to ema lishing company, belted out slow trumpet and clarinet solos. John Ostrout, true "New Englander” in his duties, you will most likely find nate from the excited., teen chester Lions Club In coopera j by their • opponents. This did her home quietly reading, sew "Satisfaction Is Guaranteed", In contrast with the perhaps'ex likes of bams, colonial houses, THANKSGIVING! " " ^ 'O O F F agers, the curtain rose, the tion with the Manchester' Fine not dampen the Indians en ing or eating strawberry stm- TONIGHT and did a very successful Imi Art Association. aggerated quick tempo of the thusiasm, however, and they Somanhis representatives antiques, and skiing. Carl Sand • Paper Goods • Greeting Cards ') screams increased in pitch and burg is also a favorite of John’s daes. tation of the Angel's .shimmy, Recipients in the painting di rest was most welcome. came back to win their last have sterted collecting the first of All Kinds • Roasters, etc. volume and— It walked on. It quickly stopped by a stem for he feels that "Sandburg has Connie's courses thi.- ^ '-are • Candles vision were Linda Anderson. In Berlioz’s "R a k o c z y two games. payment for the 1965 Somanhis • You Name It — wa.s quite surprising how quick shake of the head from Ron led an interesting life, benefited Advanced Placement -gllsh. • Cardboard We Have It! during cfnr pre '65, first prize, and Richard March", a stirring and flowing Dave Betterton, '66 ■yho tn homerooms. Payment Is '60 CHEVROLET '58 CHEVROLET ly the screams died down as Landry, a DRC DJ. played In the center foreward .$2..50 nnd must be made be many people, and writes very Honors French HI, Western TILL Cut Outo 2-Door Sedan. Ivory and mouths fell open in horror and Miller, '66, second prize. In the interpretation was achieved, al well.” His only dislike is smoke Civilization, and chemistry. Her' Impala 4-Dr. Station Wa Red sweaters with white though at least at one point, thi.s spot, did most of the scoring tween Nov. 4-20. gon. Laurel green, radio, red. Automatic, whitewall dismay as a blond - haired crafts division, Donna Mondav- filled rooms. future plans -include a college dickies characterized the neat season winter tire heater, Powerglide, power tires, radio, heater. No. Mickey Lee Lane wearing sun sky, '66, was awarded first writer felt that the percussion education, and a career teach .appearance of the "Hondells" was overdone by the exclusion John’s subjects this year Im Steering. No. 6361. 5858. glasses walked on banging a prize for a pewter box with a elude English IV, Biology 'll, ing a modem language. tambourine followed by a few with their song "Little Honda". wooden handle, and Mike Or- o other equally, beautiful ele Connie lives at home, 12D $1395 $590 Dickie Robinson, another DJ, French II, Latin IV, and Choir. strums on the guitar as he sang lowski. also '65, received sec ments. Booters Lose CIAC Game, Future plans for. .him include S. Lakewood Circle with her' moutl«d the words to his record “Shaggy Dog." What looked ond prize for a sliver pin with The highlight of the pror attending college and a career parents Dr. and Mrs. Harold S. '59 FORD played in the background '60 FALCON like ah attempt at a Beatle i'ink sapphires. ; gram, however, lay in the in medicine or law. John lives Barrett, her sister Caroline, her 4-Door Wagon. White and station Wagon. Blue. Ra haircut but turned out to be while three high school age Other activities' in the MHS i Saint-Saens Concerto 1 in . A Eliminated from Tourney brother David, and Duke, the. gold, radio, heater, Ford- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. dio, heater. No. 6274. simply an effeminate type hair girls shimmied across the stage Art Department this year in ' Minor for cello with Ben Cline- family dog. omatic. No. 6025. William Minnick at 260 Weth- $890 style cut straight across at and ordered each other around. clude the Art Service Squad, I smith of Hartt Music College erell St. in Manchester. Leslie MoOaughey, '65 $595 about ear lobe level. After the At last, the star of the show, under the advisorshlp of Mrs. taking the cello solo parts. The MHS varsity soccer team^ers were rewarded with a pen- Leslie McCaughey, ’66 initial shock wore off. the girls Roy Orbison, was presented Lucille Glaeser and the direc ' The piece actually required a was eliminated from the CIAC alty kick from the foot of Chet '59 PONTIAC good deal of versatility, and Kobllnsky. In the closing min '60 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan. Gray, auto continued screaming and tear wearing his usuaf sunglasses, tion of President Deb Starr, ’66, state tourney by Brian Mc Parkwood Wagon. Tur th% solos were the only factor utes before half time. Indian Parents' Night matic, whitewall' tires, ing their hair. (This screaming due, I believe, to his terrible which has been very busy at Mahon of Norwalk last Wednes World Briefs IF YOU DON'T WANT A quoise. V-8, radio, heater, was no really favorable- reflec tending to the various bulletin which carried such a piece for Rich Totten closed out the scor radio, heater. No. 6547. eyesight. Though Roy may have day, 3-2. The loss came at a ing for MHS by breaking Powerglide. No. 6604. tion on him, however, because boards and showcases around the audience. In keeping -with National had a good Voice, no one could As a learning experience this neutral field In Waterbury af through a tangle Ii\ front of the $690 the janitor, happening to bump the school. Recently the squad Education Week, the MHS $1365 tell, I’m quite sure because of program of concerts must aland ter the Red and White combined nets. Tuesday, Nov. 10, there will- SM A U CAR... the curtains and peek out before devoted a showcase to the work PTO will present a program the loudness of the amplifiers as a feather in the hat of the the cream of past victories into Brian McMahon popped back for parents next 'Thursday be an .-uisembly for all classeF '60 OLDSMOBILE '60 CORVAIR the curtain went up, caused in the, background. of first prize winner Linda An •very bit as much an uproar music department. Rarely one. early in the third period to knot night from 7 to 9:30. The sponsored by the high school* "88" 2-Door Hardtop. 4-Door White and blue, The show ended with the derson. Linda teaches junior art WE ALSO SELL from the teen-agers). would moat of the.se students Sometimes finding themselves the score at two all. This dead theme of the program is Music' Department. f Suburbanite Automatic, radio, heater, radio, healer, Powerglide. promise of another fun-filled at the Lutz Junior Museum, and The next group slinked onto i have an opportunity to hear running after passes that turned lock remained until the last 90 "Subbing for Mary and power steering, power No. 5895, si ow on Nov. 25. she siso studies art at the Uni out to he Norwalkian fakes, the seconds of the second overtime. Extra help peripds are.sched-< Winter Tires the stage after another dazz good orche.strated music by Johnny’’ in which parents brakes. Aimee Patterson, '65 versity of Hartford Art School. Indian defense glowed with bril 'The Senators weaved upfleld as uled Monday, T u e s d a y,j $795 ling Introduction. These three any group. will follow the schedule of ^ Marj Luke, '65 liance seemingly undaunted by John Sahnas booted his third of Wednesday and Thursday from Never Lower $1375 beautiful young women, named Ed Coltman, '65. their sons and daughters. '61 CHEVROLET To brown flour for thickening I McMahon’s ball handling. the day. Teachers will explain the 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. * "The Angels” , poured into three in old-fashioned gravy, stir the SAA booklets sre being sold Runners-up In CCIL compe The final gun sounded with '60 IMPALA 4-Door Station Wagon, 6- Miss Badger, the school curriculum for the year. An Priced . . , gold dresses, and batting their flour in a akillet cfifbr low heat before snd after school in front tition, the MHS booters found the Red and White chopping Attention Seniors: The Par-* BIG ONES 2-Door Hardtop, Black, cylinder. Powerglide, heat social worker, is available for enjoyable evening has been heavily made-up eyes, wiggled until it becomes a dark, gqlden themselves at the wrong end of do'wnfield, exhausted but not ents Confidential Statements oC^ radio, heater. Powerglide, er * defroster. of the office. Those students 1 consultation with Manchester planned, and it is hoped that New Wheels power steering, white- their way through'their famous color. However, remember that who have not previously pur High Students on Thursday 1-0 score at 3:00 of the second willing to be defeated. Down all interested parents will the College Scholarship Service walls. No. 6616. $1395 songs, "My Boyfriend’s Back", flour prepared th(? way has less chased one are reminded of this a n d 'Other times by appoint canto. T^k’o minutes later and with the blast went the hopes attend. have been received in the guid-^ 50% off tegular $1365 "Cry Baby Cry", and their new thickening powe’ . opnortnnlty. ment. hustling hard as ever, the boot- of a state cro\vn. ance office. ' a '64 FORD Country Squire. Loaded with extras. •2990 '63 VALIANT '64 CHEVROLET 2-D*or Hardtop, Bucket price Impala 4-r)nor Sedan, ■seats, blue, rarilp, heat '63 C H E V Y Bel Air Fordor. Extra nice. *1990 automatic, whitewall tires, er, whitewall.s, automatic heater, low mileage. One transmis.sfoh. No. 6570. owner. No. 6638. $1775 '63 C H E V Y Monza, 4-speed trans. •1^90 IMPORTANT! $2395 DON'T BREAK THE SEAL! '61 CHEVROLET ALL SIZES '60 FORD V-200 Fordor. Automatic. Convertible, red, auto '63 VALIANT *1690 CJet extra new wheels at 50% off 2-Door Sedan, white fin matic, V-8, whitewalls, no\s- and eliminate mounting expense ish, standard shift. Nicely radio, heater, defroster, equipped. No, 8436, power steering. '61 O LD S F-85 Cutlass. 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YOUB AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAEEN DEALER g o o d /V e a r TED More People Ride On Goodyear Tires Than On Any pther Kmd CHEVROL ETj THE FOLK SINGING CLUB rates high among thp popular extra the English staff; the club members listen to, play and sing various haps as many different types of instruments are used as there are dif TRUDON curricular activities sponsored at the high school. During alteniate types of folk songs ranging from ballads and spirituals from all over ferent types of songs. Guitars, probably the most popular, ai% often NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE Inc. weeks, the second Thursday and Fourth Wednesday of each moUth, the world to the more modern types popularized by current folk accompanied by Audo Harps, banjos, mandolins or narm osti^/All Tolland Turnpike • Talcottville 'A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY" between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m., a passerby may hear a chorus of groups. Many ftudents perform solo or with small groups, whereas MHS students are welcome to attend the folk singii^ club at: a i ^ 'Open Evenings • Phone 649-2838 1295 BR.OAD STREH MANCHESTER 289-3441 • OPEN EVENINGS iong burst out of the choral-room in the music winj. Led by Mr. Law- others prefer to join in only on a chorus or tw'o„and some are content time. Various performers, such as ethnic folk singer Ken Ta|to, nrflf MQde Perry of the science department and l^r. David Monahan*, of tflt m e r^ ait back and enjoy the relaxed) iriei^ly, atmosphere. Per be featured at future meetings. (Herald photo* by Pinto.) - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1964 D A lIiY 'c r o s s w o r d PUZZIiirt Cases thlo the school when the tf-t ‘Jimkets’ -meeiAeooflWALMiD Leadership lost touch with the rank-and-fUe l^ed Incident occurred. ' INSOLATION membership. m»«TiKm»MvnTAP 46U»iM wool Abel, 88, has been secrstary- KAIT tESnON ANOrNE*OTTH' • "WlnlitM- to • 49T « > ^ ‘« In New Phone Setup ■ (UMW'd? roller U n d e r F ir e treaaurSr of the union*— actual NANOHIISTIIK SBSnON Ohariee OnfUllIy, 22, of 884 B eckon W. H. INGLANO LlfiHT AMD ALARM _ _ . —m A MoMk UliUlM) oC 5S Action word ly the No. 3 post in the organlsa- Ronald 8: Kilroy, 88, of Cot- RIS&EDTO-6TAYON Center 8t, Manchester, wa* out’s Srst eleotronic telephone^vlsit friends, a family can "in- Ireiand S4 Sailor. Uon — since McDonald became fined $80ar and eentenced'te the LUMBER CO . TILL -W' DOOR l« sh ut/ It MucoUne 86"----- (Conttnmfl frnm PftfB One) •ntry, waa arfaignad in court system w ill go into use |n a struct” the equipment to route president. State Jail at Hartford for M V thb NO>N TO SCRAM ■lekMBie if drawn MLJL-JlLi yesterday on four orlmihal new building now being con any incoming calls to their 57 „ The leadership struggle days, suspended after four days, Congress "At tiM Graea” Odt-IMl BEFORE HIS PRAfiOM 14 Acidity Wicked 000 cart and 1,800 trucka a day. structed next to Southern New friends’, telephone. tv. ({(;s BliNNY 15 Concept 88"---- of newt comes at a time when the union charges and two motor vshlcle after he pleaded guilty to COMES CHAR6 IM& Vi: Ford and the UAW reached England Telephone Company 3. A third party can be IS Fortify 59IceUndlc aafa 10 Ninth (eonb. 34 Royal MariM is looking ahiead to the possible violations, with bond set at chargee o f' operating a motor tentatlva agreement Sept. 18 on office on B. Center St. brought into a conversation in m iinI Chaplin' SOHoarfroat BUMoennw form) reopening of naUonal steel labor vehicle while hie Ilcenee is un (CMtIaiwddrons Page One) 18 • . If In bif SI Napoleonic n new three-year national labor $10,000 and the oaae continued *' A ftoel framework awaits progress by dialing him. 11 Weight «toe«icUve agreements next year.. der suepenelon and reekleM fratre” marshal lOSpeecWe* OM ttD n fU m egreement. Today’i . itrikea. until Nov. 18 for appearance more extensive work by a gen Hobron said the new .build aO"---- Wood" 62Repoee Next Tuesday, the Elxecutlve driving. Individual inspection tripe by 21HoitHe . 44 Made of i came over local oontracte which Board meets lir PitUburgh to here. He posUd a profeMional eral contractor. The general ing should be completed in 1965 2S Kitchen DOWN 23Kingdome tyreel bond. three members of the House police (ah.) ■upplement the national pact map plans for calling a meeting The counts stemmed from, a contract will be let soon, D. and the system will go into 1 Moorifh cattle 24Moderato____•______and generally cover at-the-plant Kilroy was presented on chase along Manchester’s, We«t Armed Servicee Committee ' to Lloyd Hobron. manager of effect within a year of com 23 Hindu qneen captain (var.) 25Moilem prayer 47J a ^ ’i ea* of the 170-man Ihtemattonal NOW 24 0 hoft ^ (Bib.) worMng condiUona. Wage Policy Committee. The charges of operating a motor Bids streets in Uit narly morn the P ar Ka3t and Europe. SNETCO here, said today. pletion and eventually will be 38 Cordage Sber 2 Turkifh army Denise said, ''W e have ing hours of Sept. 11 wheh IS THE TIME TO corpa 28Subiective worddSFomjWkr committee has the final say on vehicle while under the influ About three inspection trips, Manchester was selected for used throughout the state. 32 Nitrogen nido’a high worked dilUgently with the police fired shots at a spAsding' (comb, form) 3 Norman aty 270 contract matters. ence o f liquor, failure to show not yst finally arranged, by this system first because its The present local SNETCO 4 DextariUet note UAW to settle hundreds of car as it broke through a road building, located next to the SSRouae 20 Fragrant SOCompaniM a license upon request, reststinjg members of the Houee Ap growth in the near future will 35 Wine (comb, 5 Wolfhound unresolved issues — many at arrest, breach of the peace, car block. O’Reilly, driver 'of the new structure, was built In LEASE KEEP Suffix baliam of tima propriations Obmmittee. make expansion of telephone form) 30 Auto ipring SlFIniihae which should not evsn be on the rying a dangerous weapon in a car, police said, later abandoned service necessary. 1920 and was one o f the first T R l! SMILING 36 Greek letter TDar/ Dance Attendance by a Senate dele K E E ^ 8 New Zealand part 62 Trim bargaining table. Contest Slated motor vehicle, and aggravated it in a parking lot on Center St., Bell Laboratories has devel in the state to provide another 37 Ragout of game 31 SSAOinnathw "W e have brought to the local with a bullet lodged in a front gation at the Commonwealth then new development—Jlal KEEP 38 Medieval tate natlvet Star in assault. oped the new system of dialing SMIUNG Pegatut vote bargsJning tables in the plants tire. Parliamentary wAssoclation service. 1965 SMIUNG OTPoreaoin On Employment The cases stemmed from a meeting in Jamaica. at a co.st of more than $100 mil IT that have struck this morning Police traced the car to O’ Manchester then had 5,000 T~ w recent incident in Coventry It was reported that several lion. Car of Tanr CSiofea 5 ” r F the same reasonable approach when Kilroy was stopped by Reilly and he was taken to po fh i. telepWones. T h e installations 1 that resulted In a national Of Handicapped members of the Senate Ap Features of this electronic increased to 15,000 today # 1M4 kf Wmm In*. 1 C 1 14 1 Constable Maurice F. Kelly Jr. lice headquarters and booked. propriations Committee are development include; r r agreement and agreement in on a routine' check. Kilroy re He posted a $875 bond and was while the local plant has twice MORIARTY «•» »•* TM an- UA M. Off. The Manchester - Rockville arranging an overseas trip, but 1. Instead of dialing from been enlarged and additional p j the great majority of our local portedly refused to show his li- free until today’s dispositkm of no deflnits plans hav« been seven to eleven digits for local equipment added. C aught rF plant negotiations.’’ Committee on Employment of cense and allegedly threatened the case. BROTHERS THE- i6 announced. or long-distance calls, custom The new all-electronically BY V. T. HAMI.IN ■SB With cmly two local agree the Handicapped has invited all the law man with a pellet gun. 801 Center St. A L L Y OOP u L ments' outstanding, General ers can use three or four digit equipped building will be ap ACT*^ 5F area high school juniors and Kelly reported that ha later BDlfCATOR DIES Manchester re" 19 Motors was striving to make up TWINS’ TRANSPLANT codes for numbers they call proximately the same size as seniors to enter a local, state "talked" the gun away from «4S-61Sfi uxxxT'MSPoe.aasvBCi' its estimated, production loss of B R ISTO L (A P ) — JFrancls . DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Ten- frequently. Its two-story neighbor, Hobron and nationaTessay contest. Kilroy and called In State Po PRBSaCE BBVNP A 9M0RP E. Gojinskl, 38, of Terryvllle, a year-old twin sisters were doing 2. When leaving . home to said. 450,000 cars .after its month-long The theme, on the subject, lice who made the arrest. WA nSGRKZTOOUR F t national strike and subsequent high school Administi'ator and - n L t . "H ow the Handicapped are well today after a kidney trans- w w aontt phow b 6I0W >2 v»>U 29 30 local walkouts. GM's October Arthur Breen Jr., 22, of East baseball conch, died last night rlant from one to the other s r ST Overcoming Barriers to Employ 7T sales fell 52 per cent compared Hartford, went to Jail in lieu of in Bristol Hospital after a long □ ■ □ -L ment In. My Community," must Thursday. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER m with October of last year. a $250 bond ordered against illness. He was assistant prin 34 35 be submitted by Jan. liSr 1966 to Doctors at Parkland Hospital S" S" The General Motors produc him on charges of reckless driv cipal of Litchfield High School the Governor’s Commission on said the transplanted organ FALL TREE CARE ARE YO U IN ■ tion upswing became reflected ing, operating under suspension, and Its baseball coach. 'u m Employment of the Handi began functioning immediately. 5T sr failure to give proper name and Goslnski was a past presi 55" in the industry’s over-all capped, care of the State Labor They added that both the donor,. Now is the time to remove dead and unwanted production. The trade paper address, and improper use of li or ouf of t l Department, Hartford. dent of both the Bristol Real Nancy, and the recipient, Mary, trees. Fall is also the time to prune out the dead- 1 42 Automotive News estimated cense. Breen was arrested in 35" IT Entries are not to exceed 760 Estate Board and the Terry- appeared to have come through total production this week at Andover by State Police on ville Chamber of Commerce surgery fine. wood from your trees..and apply a tree food to in H O T W ATERS n ■ words, typed and double-spaced Wednesday after an investiga 162,198 unite, compared with on 8% by 11 white paper. and waa secretary of the North Mary Freeman was born with sure good growth for next year. For complete tree 119,149 last week. A year ago tion of a two-car accident. ’There will be three local prizes ern Connecticut Combine P ig kidneys too small. She weighs service— C A L L 643-7695. Just 9'/2C* a day for fuel r i j ■ 1 . U thi.s week — when there were no Companion cases of Frederick 52 of $50, $6 and $10 in gift cer eon Racing Club. only 37 pounds. Her healthy JT j50 61 Newman of 44 Cambridge St. can get you out of 4 6 ^ TT strikes — production hit 189,187. tificates from merchants of the Survivors include his widow, sister, Nancy, weighs 100 W Chrysler Corp. • hw finalized and Anthony Petkaitis of 106 his parents, and a brother. Fu pounds. CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. trouble! ii-a Manchester - Rockville area, 53" ST" 5 5 ^ both national and a ll' its local plus $1,0(X) in scholarship awards Campfield Rd., both 17, charged neral services will be held Sat The girls parents are Mr. and yi^ lrn.rM.9m.9Xtm.tm. agreements. -American Motors, with similar counts of Illegal urday morning. Mrs. D. C. Freeman of Dallas. Licensed and Insured Tree Experts I f you live In n typical on the state level. In addition, 57" 55" 59" smallest of the American pro state winners will compete for discharge of fireworks, had house, you could easily run PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ducers, has no strike threats $25,000 in national awards. their cases transferred to Juve out of hot water several although contract wording over Students Interested in enter nile court authorities. ttmes a week. BB" 1 bT 52" production rates remains to b? ing the contest may receive ad The charge of violation of Now you oaa have all the ■ 1 ^ worked out. ditional Information from their probation brought against Vic hot water yon need a t IAT HE MIRRORS (nr*plaetcmdDeor) U 3S McDonald, 61, became presi OKAV/OKAYf dent of the union upon Murray's HOUBENIHEBlEHSANO] THATi EhOUGH//^ death in 1952. He had been sec PICTURE FRAMING (aR typM ) vmfMGm'Msm. retary-treasurer since forma tion of the union in 1942. W IND O W CHid PLATE GLASS Buy Your Car This will be McDonald’s first serious test for leadership. In CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK 1957 he was challenged for the presidency by Donald C. Rar- MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS INVITED! ick, a mill hand from nearby When Vou Think O f Glaae, Think O f Fletcher TO AN OPEN HOUSE AUTO ' McKeesport, Pa., but easily won E8TIB1ATES GLADLY GIVEN re-election. Rarick led a dissident group OF THE DISCOUNT

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All work anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6826. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR (T.ASSU<1ED ADVT. will be out to ex who has been hampered by in To Liberty guaranteed. Cosma A{^llance If no answer, 648-9048. It’s hit the road for botht?*“ ®*’?.*^**‘. juries, the Eagles should be able MONDAT 211111 FBIDAt 10:80 AJW.ÂTUBOAY 0 AJH. Service, 606 Center, 64B-O0O5. tend its long-sought victory INTERIOR and exterior paint* Manchester High and East streak against a HaU club that to check their loss skelB. BOSTON (A P )— A pos STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone "'Îng, wanpa]>er removed, (ul^ Catholic High football has won three of five CCILi de A^ter tomorrow's game, Man PLEASE READ YOUR AD walls, fireplaces, (lagstone ter insured. Rene Belanger. MM- teams Saturday. The In cisions. The Warriors have chester returns home the fol sible Liberty Bowl invita races, hatchways. Try wells. 0612 or 644-0804. scored 10 touchdowns in their lowing Saturday to meet Brie- tion and Eastern college OUssIlled or “Wsat .Mff* on take* ovei the pkooe a dians, who broke thc[ir two- convenleooe. The advertlaer should read his ad the FIRST All concrete repairs. Rea.son- last three starts. tbl Central in the home finale ranking ride on the Boston able. 648-0861. PAINTING and paperhanging, year, 12-game losing skein Once again the hopes of the at Memorial Field. ’The season OAT IT APPBAB8 and RBPOKT EBBOBS la Ume for the good work, reasonable ratee, two weeks ago. trek to West Indians will rest upon the right wrap-up wUl be In Willlmantlc Clollege - Villanova game. aezt Insertion. The BoraM lo reoimasibie lor only ONE hioor* WASHING MACHINES re 30 years In Manchester, your rect or omitted hisertlna for may adverttoemeat and then only Hartford to meet Hall High in arm of Mark Hdler and the against Windham High Hisnks- Princeton’s I v y League paired, RCA. Whirlpool and neighbor is my recommenda a CCTL meeting. East, bombM lead is at stake fading the Har- to the extent at a *2nake good” faioertloa. Errors which do not Kenmore. All work guaran tion. Raymond Fiske, 649- running of Bob Hamilton and glving morning. leooeB the value of the advertfoemeat win not be eorreoted by the last two weeks, trek to Randy Cote. Kickoff will be at ■vard Jinx. teed. Call 643-4918, 644-8141 9237. Waterbury to meet Croft High. Coming up for Esai after **iBnke g o o ^ InaortlOB. 1 p^clock. Croft is another visit to Water Both the Eagles and Crimson EXPERT TREE and brush re elast was rolling along in high take on unbeaten, untied oppo bury the following Saturday to moval. All work fully insured Electrical ^rvlcea 22 CCIL Standing. gear, although not offensively, meet Wllby and then the eea- nents Saturday in action In TOUR COOPERATION WILL and guaranteed. Free esti W. L .P c t until It ran into Penney High son finisher against Souto Cath- volving New England football BE APPBjBOlA’nCD DIAL 643-2711 mates. Call General Spray forces. FREE ESTIMATES. Pram(>t Maloney ...... 5 1 0 two weeks ago. Penney snapped llc High at Mt. Nebo 'Ilianks- Service, 649-0060. service on all ty()e8 of elec Wetherafteld ...... 5 1 0 the Eagle win streak at three glving morning. Meanwhile Holy Croos will try trical wiring, Llcen.sed and in- Oonard ...... 4 1 0 games and last Saturday PHila- to iMresent Its 200th career vic .sured. Wilson Electrical <3o., Platt ...... 8 t 0 skl High of New Britain came Hartford Ooonty tory to Dr. Eddie Anderson but Household Services Manchester. 649-4817, 643-1388. William H all...... 8 t in and lowered the boom on the must whip an outstanding Mas Troible Reaching Our Advertiser? Offered 13-A Standings sachusetts squad to do so. Windham ...... •. .t 8 0 locals. % W. I* Pet. 4 0 Croft isn’t in the class of Yale, only one-half game back Peclallzing In older tough time. REnVEAVTNO of BURNS, moth South Catholic .... 0 3 ® against overconfidence all week. Free te Herald Readers floors) Waxing floors. Paint Following a week’s rest after If East can get a full game holes. Zippers repaired. Win ing Ceilings. Pa()erhanglng. out of fullback Joe Alublcki, Northwest Catholic 1 1 0 In other Ivy action It’s (Cornell beating Bristol Eastern 12-6, at Brown and Columbia at E>art- Want tafonnattoa am one at our ifossIfleO alhrertiee— tot Mo dow shades made to measure, No Job too small. John Ver- mouth. answer at the telephone listed T Stmole call the all sizes Venetian blinds Keys falUe. 649-5750. made while you wait. Ta(>e re Amherst and Williams — only WWtfcjjfctof.*. corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 surviving unbeaten, untied clubs EDWARDS Main., 649-6221. Bonds— Stocks— Giants-iels Part of Twinbill in the area — are favored In tra 19th Hole ditional assignments. The Lord ANSWERING SERVICE Mortgages 27 Jeffs face Trinity, the team M9-0500 87S-2619 Buil(ling— Contracting 14 SECOND MOR'TOa GE - Un- If ______- which snapped out of a 10-game Ilmited funds available for sec urday’s Pour Ball, Beat Bah Golf Town Midget Crown losing streak a week ago and aad leave your meosago. TouTI hear Croui oar adrortloer ta Jig QUALITY CARPENTRT- ond mortgages, pa3rments to •ect Air Battle Touniament. one-half handicap, at ended an Amherst unbeaten bid Rooms, dormers, porches, the Hancheater Country Club fol time without speudtag all evening at the telephone. suit your budget. Ex()edient low : two years-ago, 25-23. basements refinlshAd, cab service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. 9:06—Kieman, Preeburn, Prlndle, Williams plays host to Wes inets, built-ins, formica, tile. Beauchene. On Line at Mt. Nebo leyan In a Little Three encoun No Job too small. William SECOND MORTGAGES — No In Patriots’ 9:12-Êtcb, Calamarl, R. Gardella. ter. The underdog Cardinals, mi Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 1 Robbins car(>entiy service. appraisal or finder’s fees, pay Game Connerton. Clinic highlight at East Catholic High last night wa.s a scrimmage featuring nus top ground gainer Paul 649-3446. Interest only. E. C.'SoUmehe. 9:19—Kriatof. Culver, Armatrons. FOUND — Well drilling ap- the UConn team, above, and e.xplanations of the game of basketball by Coach Corbett. All the marbles will be on the line tonight when the NEED CAR? Your credit turn •Broker, 367 Oakland St, 643- Stowe (ankle), are expected to pairatus vicinity McNall and NEW YORK (AP)—Charley Tolar, Houston’s 5-foot- 9:26—Saarl, Dutelle, Morlarty. pit their passing against Eph ed down? Short on down pay CARPEHTTRY—Alumlniun win 2214. Fred Sbabel on the right. (Herald Photos by Ofiara.) Eigner Sr. Patriots and Giants meet head-on to determine the 1964 Oakland Streets. Owner may ment? Bankrupt? Re(m88es dows, doors, ceilings, hatch 6 fullback, who is one of the few men in the world ever 9:33—Olaoo, LaPrancta. Bloviah. midget football championship team in Manchester. The running power. However, Wil Zamaitia. claim by Identifying and pay slon? Don’t despair! See Hon ways, concrete steps, floors, A b e h t e r arrangement liams has developed a passing ing for ad. 644-0862. est Douglas Inquire about low to make a living by capping oil fires, needs 41 yards to 9:40—Poater. MeLafferty. H. Gar- co-winners of the Midget League tangle at 6:15 at Mt. threat of Its own In Jerry Jones rec rooms, attics flnlshed, ga of yoiu: finances will make delta Barre. est down, smallest payments become a 3,000-yard gainer in the American Football Nebo. T who has hit on 27 of 44 aerials rage doors. No Job too small. more of your Income avsdlable 9:47—Pahey, Hauaman, Gaaaa. LOST—Silver cigarette light anywhere. No small loan or fi 649-8880. for persona] use. Lump debt Shabel and UConn Terrific League. * ^ Jacobsen. It will be the first part of for 10 touchdowns. er In black satin pouch, St. 9:54—Janria 8r.. Greael, I.4pinakl, starts. The Giants were blank nance company plan. Douglas Into one monthl]|> payment of But gaining that much yard an attractive doubleheader, the ed but once — by the Jets — Bridget’s Church or parking Green Bay. Quarterbacks Bart Etdwrarda. finale of the season. Inside Track on Bid Motors, 333 Main. CARPE3NTRY—32 years’ eX' 822.25 for each thousand dollars age in tonight's Houston-Bos- Starr of Green Bay and Milt 10:01—Atherton. Puti, Meegan. while the Jets scored at least The promoter say the BC-Vll lot,. Initials M.E.M., Mother’s perience. Ceilings and floor Including repayment over five * tun game that kicks off the pro Shepherd. Second game at 7:30 pits the Ara Took Stars from Bench Day gift, reward. 643-7792 or 1957 PONTIAC station wagon, Plum of Detroit each had stand 10:08—MacKay. Ifelley, Novak, one touchdown In every game. lanova 'Winner will have the In tiled, (xirches, rec rooms, ga years. FYank Burke, 246-8897, At Clinic Which Draws 800 football weekend may prove undefeated and high-.scoring Center of interest in the sec side track for the role as East 349-0201. 8150, 313 Autumn St. after 4 rages. additions, attics &■ Cotinectlcut Mortgage Ex out days last weekend and Carlo. Red Raiders, C3iarter Oak Con p.m. just as difficult as extinguishing should wind up in a passing 10:16^Zemke. Wadaa, White, An ond game will be the running ern host In the Liberty Bowl ished, remodelihg, concrete change, IS Lewis S t, Hutford, an oil fire. sel. ference Pony Division champs, of Frank Woods and the Raider which will be played Indoors this LOST — Shepherd dog •with work. No Job too small. Im ♦The big-ieagUe m e n t o r at-tain and cla.s.s pre.sldent. duel. ’The Lions currently hold 10:23—Wltkoa, Phelan. Pekar. And Restored Irish Prestige Goon. By EARL YOST Tolar, the 27-year-old fullback against West Hartford. defense which has not allowed year. The game Is rated a toss boxer cross, dark brown with 1954 NASH Ambassador, low mediate estimates. 643-2629. Storr.s gave the interested on Phases of the game covered second place in the Western Zavarella. mileage, good tires, winterized, from Northwest Louisiana, has 10:29—Uatava, Calamarl, St. Twice before the Pats and the opposition a point all fall. up with the Elagles considered to white Up end of curled tall, There is more to basket lookers an excellent chance to by Shabel included the all im sector With a 6-2-1 record while female. Imst Saturday vicinity 8120. Call 649-8825. gained his yardage the hard John. Chanda, Giants tangled. The Giants won Woods has tallied 13 touch NEW YORK (NEA) <^game was one of our better^ being mentioned aa an All- have played a tougher schedule ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, Business Opportunity 28 ball than just throwing the see hi.s Huskies in a normal, portant academic-athletic rela the Packers are 4-1. 10:36—Havnea, E. McNamara.. Jar- South Street, Coventry. Re cement floors, garages, bath every-day drill, topped off by tionship, warm-ups, demonstra way in five seasons with the ’The revitalized Giants, who via Jr., Regan. _ the first, 18-8, while in the downs in six games sind i.s There is an implausibility (riio'wings. But we still have our America possibility along with for Its 8-2 record than the Wild 1968 CHE3VROLET 2-d(X)r~Bl7- ]0;43—'McGurkln, Romayko, Pi tabbed a st\r of the future. He Snoiw, 'Who hsLS become one of cats for their 5-4). ward. Call 742-8495. rooms tiled, remodeiing. Roof MANCHESTER—Drive-In res ball up and hoping it goes an exciting scrimmage that tion of shots, shooting under Oilers. He’s done it in consistent received a four-touchdown per final week of the sea-son the best offensive day ahead of us." cayne, 6 cylinder, automatic, battering at the middle of the per. Stanford. _ Pats turned the tables, l2-0, to has plenty of good running about the whole Notre the best ends in Notre Dame The contest, a sellout for a ing. CaU 649-4291. taurant, on busy thorough through the rim. drew Oh's and ah’s from the pre.ssure. zone defen.se. isomet formance by Y. A. 'Tittle last 12:28—Hlhnskl. Owena. Beaulieu. Huarte Is not a bragger. He LOST—4 months’ old black very clean, radio and heater, fare, ample parking. Bel Air fine attendance. The young line- his longest run is for 40 week, must turn back the Cow Zanetti. „ square the series. Both won mates in Bryce Carpenter, Dame football renaissance is a doer and so is the rest of history. week, pits Villanova, No. 2 in miniature Collie with patch of 8376. 308 School Street. 649- This was proven last rics. man to man defense, de Altematea: Y. Johnaon, McKee. Playing split end. Snow Lambert Trophy ratings behind Real Estate, 643-9332. UConn mentor pa.s,sed on a yards. And besides that, he boys and Don Meredith to get five of six regular season Ehck Cobb and Wayme Osrtler. that makes it easier to un this powerful Notre Dame team white under neck, vicinity Hol 4997. Roofing— Siding 16 night by Coach Fred Sha velopment of an offense and broke the Notre Dame yard Syracuse, against No. 4 BC. Ihe world of tips and turned in a conditioning drills. may never get to run against an opportunity to move out of derstand the emergence of that Parseghian has molded lister and Summit Street. Call bel of the University of Con Boston. age record for a single season Eagles have won the last five 1961 CHEITROLEIT convertible, A. A. DION. INC. Roofing tremendous job of publi^ rela Following the spirited scrim the Eastern cellar. a quarterback like John since he took over as head coach 649-6478. ^ Help Wanted— Fonale 36 } necticut and his varsity squad Houston quarterback George against Stanford and caught m eeting In the series. V-8, 4 speed transmission, ex siding, painting. Carpentryntry. Al- tions for the University of mage. .Shabel and hi.s players Huarte. last spring. to the delight of a crowd of 800 Blanda almost ignored the run seven more passes for 146 Alex Bell of the Wildcats says POUND—Shepherd puppy, fe cellent top, best offer over terations and additions. O il- COMPETENT stenographer to Connecticut. milled around with the fans, Local Sport Huarte Is a kid with a large "BYom the first meeting he at a basketball clinic at East ning game against Buffalo- last yards against Na'vy. His seven “ We owe’em one” from last male, black and light tan 81.300. Call 643-4295, between Ings. Workmanship guaran work in law office, legal ex East Catholic, from Bums mostly youngsters, for nearly supply of confidence and talent showed confidence in me,” Hu Catholic High. There were week and filled the air with a Harlem Gagers Free-Agent Draft receptions against Na'vy gave year. wearing blue collar. Call Lee 6-9 p.m. teed. 299 Autumn St. 648-4860. perience desired but not nec to the Rev, Charles S h a w , coaches and players in great an hour. who talks like a professional arte said. "He talked about spir him 41 for the year and tied "We feel we will beat them,” Pracchla, Dog Warden, 643- essary, full-time. Write Box J. principal, who was present, league record 68 pa.sses. Boston Chatter 1958 CHEVROLET 4-door 6 numbers present from around It was a great night out and quarterback and certainly it and pride and having loyalty him with Jim Kelly for the counters EC’s Jim Miller. " I ’d 8594. DION CONSTRUCTION—Roof Herald. right down to the janitor, were a program that w.as well plan also figures to'throw, with Babe Playing Sunday to the team. cylinder, automatic, excellent ing. siding, alteratlohs, ceil the state, both on a hlg^ school Bari Hi right behind Blanda in Oirows like one. record in that department. like to see what the Lambert proud to open their doors to i ned and executed witli the pre- "Then he went out and start Big Surprise Trophy looks like — In our tro condition, no rust, winterized, ings, gutters and aluminum and college level, aa weii as the number of pas.ses thrown in Midget basketball league try Just why he spent the last the public for the clinic and i t ' cision of a craft.sman, which A t Nearby Gym Seen in Baseball ed moving everyone around. Actually, Snow is as Mg a phy case.” Announcemunts snow tires, radio, heater. 8595. windows. 648-4862, 648-0696. RN, PART-TIMB. OaD 649- women and girls. None were two years on the Notre Dame was obvious the welcome mat j Shabel is in his chosen field, the league. outs at the East Side Rec will That’s the whole thing. He put 643-5121, 643-9278. 2358. disappointed. Pariili will have favorite tar bench Is a question everyone in surprise in Notre Dame as The 72nd and final Maine state was out to the guests and vis- i start Monday night at 6. Ten- the proper people In the proper BLEXTTROLUX sales and serv BIDWEIX. HOME Improvement It was a $5 program, for get Art Graham, who has been A group of basketball atars South Bend tries to dodge or Huarte. series title comes down to the 1960 CORVAIR, white, 4-door Company—Roofing, siding, al- itors. 1 year-olds will report at 6, 11- PHOENIX, Ariz. (A P )— The major league club own place. ’This gave e'veryoDe else "John and I were In the wire with favored Maine at de ice, bonded re(>reeentatlve. Al free, arranged by Don Burns, out with an ankle injury, avail able to ahoot from the hip, fire dismiss. sedan, automatic transmission, te(auonB, additions and re JEW ELRY A HATS Sharing the Ûlght. as ex- Ronfit- year-olds Tuesday at 6, 12-year- confidence." same boat,” Sik>w said. "We fred AmeU, n o Bryan Dr., athletic director and head able for the key game. The Pa ers set machines in motion today for adoption of a fre«- fending titllst Bowdoin. Maine radio, heater, excellent condi modeling of all types. Excel pected, with Shabel was Toby from any spot on the floor and olds Wednesday at 6. Boys un Dfscovered on Fibm After spring practice, sat on the bench a lot but we Msinchester, 644-8141. basketbail coach at Bast. triots, 5-2,1, need a victory to agent draft, a vote on a commissioner to succeed the re has about a 60 to 25 advantage tion, reasonable, 643-4971. lent workmanship. 649-6496. B Y MARION Kimball, one of the countrj’'s . * g handle the ball like a knife and able to attend must contact Neil Anyway, Ara Parseghian dis Huarte knew he had a good learned. 'We both kept work in manpower, leads the series Shabel was simply terrific. leading performers, team cap- Iv l f l 11 3 ^ G F I I I A L / , keep up with undefeated Buffalo fork Invades Ellington HlgH Kêarson at the East Side office. tiring Ford Frick and the establishment of a central covert him while watching WOOLEN STRIPS for hooked chance for a regular Job so ing, too, because we knew we 87-21-8 and has won or shared and braided rugs. Large var 1960 MGA Convertible, good in the Eastern Divi.sion. School to face the Manchester Tâms will be selected with building to house all major-; some old game films and be Demonstrate our New Fan The Bills, 8-0, invade New all summer he and end Jack had to get a chance.” the most series crowns — 30. iety at all times. To pur mechanical condition, 8925. Routing and Chlmpeys 16- A Hats and Jewelry. No In Green Manors Sunday after gdmes Monday and Wednesday baseball officials. cause of this Notre Dame was Snow, another part-timer, split Notre Dame’s success doesn’t Bowdoin will rely heavily on Call 643-4241. A1 Lopez Second York to meet the Jets while in "More and more it has be chasers of wool, advice and vestment — Highest Com noon at 3:15. ni|;hts. All three plans were thor unbeaten after six games. their time between high school end with Huarte and Snow. halfback Paul Soule, quarter ROOFING — Specializing re- other Sunday action Western come necessary for a closer li suggestions on rug making missions. CaU or write oughly discussed Thursday at And because the Irish were football flelds in Anaheim and There is a huge, defensive line back Bob Harrington, and Jim (Milring roofs of all kinds, new NEW YORK (AP)— Ham Division leading San Diego is at Owned by Marques Haynes, aison between the commission given on Tuesday and Friday MARION KIBBE FASH called by every competent ob Basketball team managers In the opening of a three-day .sum unbeaten and fighting for the Long Beach, Calif. which allows opponents about Macallen and a defense which 1956 CHEVROLET Station roofs, gutter work,, chimneys merin' Hank Bauer, whose Bal Denver and Oakland at Kansas mit meeting that Frick called ers, the league presidents and mornings from 10-12 a,m. Wagon. Call 643-4610. IONS. Avon, Conn. Area server in basketball the game’s terested In joining the Rec Busi national championship once "Jack is from Long Beach," 80 yazxls a game and there are can expect almost no reserve cleaned, repaired Aluminum City. the most important and poten the head of the minor leagues," Harry M. Fraser Company, siding. SO years’ experience. code 208, telephone 673- timore Orioles almost nailed most proficient dribbler, the nessmen’s League will meet said Frick. again. Parseghian foimd him Huarte said. "I’m from Ana a number of hard runners like help. 192 Hartford Road, Manches 3455, or evenings 678-9829. In the National League Sun Monday night at 8 at the East tially far reaching In the his self being described aa a future heim. Since we didn’t live far BUI Wolskl, Nick Eddy and For the third time in four Free estimates. Call Rowley, NOW,,. down their first American day, Western Division leading Magicians feature a dazzling "The present procedure is ter. Conn. 1956 BUTCK, 4-door, good run tory of the game. Notre Dame legend. 643-6361, 644-8888. League pennant in a torrid bat type of ball-handling with the Side Rec. The league will play costly in money. In time and in away we decided to work out. Joe Farrell. years Harvard wlU try to spoil ning condition. Call 649-8467. Baltimore tackles Chicago and After the Na'vy game. In WOMAN over 18 for full or tle with N ^ - York and Chicago, sound base of a team able to Monday and Wednesday nlghU. The free-agent draft, recom efficiency. Anyway, we’ve kno'wn each But It all starts 'with John a perfect Ivy record for Prince the Cleveland Browns, front All players must be members of mended by the general man which he threw for three touch other for a long time and had Huarte, Jack Snow and, of ton and will be out to try and part-time. Selling experience was named the circuit’s Mana- move against the best compe "A recognized central author Personals 1958 HILLMAN Sedan, light Radlo-TV Repair ninners In the East, take on the Rec Centers, Men Interested agers, would be similar to that downs, it was also apparent why been working out at school course, Parseghian. He is the ruin an un-un season’s mark for not essential. Call 649-8796. ger-of-the-Year today. He won tition in the nation. ity would bring a unanimity of green. Universal rsidlo, heater, Services 18 Wa.shington. Elsewhere,' Detroit in playing should contact Neil used by professional football In people were talking about Hu after practices. All I did was one who unscrambled the the second successive season. STATE LICENSED rest home good second car, 8125. Call is at Green Bay, Pittsburgh at They feature such stars I as action, and put baseball in bet by an overwhelming luaigin Pearson at the East Side Rec. selecting players from the col arte the same way they talked throw and all Jack did was puzzle by taking Huarte and A year ago Princeton came in centrally located, reasonable Rockville 876-6770. over Al Lopez of the Wliite St. Ix)uis, Dallas at New York, Bob ("Trick") Woods, a com ter position to solve little prob CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv lege gridiron ranks. If adopted, lems before they become big about Angelo Bertelll and John catch.” Snow off the bench. to Harvard Stadium 6-0 and went rates, friendly atmosphere. ice, available all hours. Satis Sox and Yogi Berra of the vio- Bliiladelphia at Los Angeles and bination of rounball wizardry Now there are no more away a 21-7 loser. Harvard has Tel. 875-1011. I 1958 ENGLISH Ford Consul E W IT A 'n O N Admiral and master comedian, along Hoop tryouts at the West Side the plan would go into effect In and bothersome." ny lAiJack. That pattern continued once faction guaranteed. CaU 649- toriou.s Yanks. San Francisco at Minne.sota, I Sedan, good condition, 8160. Rec sUrt Monday night. Boys 1965. I Committee Named I knew we had a powerful the season started and now square pegs in round holes at won the last three encounters 1815. Bauer drew .*18 voio.s from the ' Tlie big one in the AFI> is the with Joah Grider, one of the with the Tigers. RIDE WANTED from vicinity ! 644-0191. 10 - 11 will drill Monday and Tlie new commi.ssioner will be A five - man committee con team," Huarte said. “The Navy the 6-0. 180-pound Huarte is Notre Dame. TO BID 8.8 baseball writers participat Buffalo-New York game in great set-shots of all-t i m e, ■------5T—— —— — Comparative scores (Prince E. ■ Center Street to Hartford, Sweetwater Clifton, and Kan- Wednesday at 6 and boys 12-13 elected at the 1965 major leauge sisting of Frick, leagtue Presi Sealed bids will be received ing in the annual A.ssooiated which the Bills only undefeat ton 37, Dartmouth 7; Dartmouth store hours, 9.35-6:05. Call 643- Moving— ^Truddng-** ed team in either league risk •sas State's All-American Wil Tuesday and Thursday nights at All-Star meeting and will take dents Joe Cronin of the Ameri 9457, Trucks— ^Tractors 5 at the offlpe o f the General Pre.sH poll. Lopez wa.s named on office two months before Frick's 48; Harvard 0) makes the (Crim Storag* 20 Manager, 41 Center St, Man their string. The Jets, who were lie Murrell. can and Warren Giles of the Four Grid Tilts on State Soil son a 18 point underdog but COLOR 19 ballot.s and Ben*a on eight. term expires next September. National and a club owner from 1952 CHEVROLB3T ton panel, chester, Conn., until Nov. 16, impressive last week in a 3.5-14 m m actually the odds say {mints; Bill Rigney of the Ix)S Angeles 12 Automobfies For Sale 4 good rubber, 8185 or best of MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light 1964, at 11 a.m., for one (1) victory over Boston, have not May Be Outsider each league was appointed to “ We don’t feel we’ve played trucking and (mckage delivery. Angel.s collected the other The general feeling at the been beaten at Shea Stadium . map out plans. SCARES our best game this year and it fer. 295 Broad St.. 643-6170. Refrigerators, washers \ u (f truck body for the highway de three. meeting was that the next com The game matches Buffalo's The free Agent draft, if ap UConn Hosts Boston, will take Just that to Win this stove moving spxslalty. Folr‘ partment "fm very flattcreeciflcatlona .saUI at bis Kansas City home. side of baseball who has ju Saturday, would be brought up GARDEN GROVE — Terry BEAUPRE’S good mechanical condition, Are available at the ControIIer'a er in Hie league, and his closest Yovicsin whose team bounced 643-8201. "Thi.s Is quite an honor." pur.siier. Matt Snell of the Jets. dicial or executive backgiround. for adoption at the annual win Vaccaro 132-352, Sarah Lupac- office, 66 Center St., M wches- But Not Like Predecessors chlno 141-158— 394, Betty Kus- back and whipped Penn 34-0 last Painting— Papering |21 Bauer ' took over a fourth Tile Browns, two games in Each club owner wa.s asked ter meetings in Houston next Amherst Visits Trinity Saturday. Reconditioned Used Cars ter,. Conn. mlk 128, BJleanor Riccio 135, place club from Billy Hitchcock front in the NFL's Es.stern gee- to send one or more recommen- j month, Holy Cross, which has won its INSIDE and outside painting. Town of Manchester, Conn. Barbara Doyon 361. Jean Auto Driving School 7-A Richard Martin, Iasi seas(jii and directed it to tor with a 6-1-1 recfird, could dations to a three-man screen- If adopted, it wotlld Teplacc ■------. ' ^ last three starts Bind evened off You name your own price. NEW YORK (AP) — The New'ias Buffalo defeated the Jets 34- Beauregard 133-341, Jean 1963 Chevrolet Conv. Super fir.st place al the All-Sl.ir break tlie race open by whip ing committee consisting of the first year player rule which Boston University at University of Connecticut, Cen at 8-3, sends Its two quarter S()ort, 409 Engine 4 Speed LEARN TO DRIVE — Special 649-7863, 875-8401. General Manager l)i'eak t York Jets, not unlike their 4 earlier this season. Frick and one club owner from has been in effect since 1961. Hampton 129, Reggie Gburski ping the Redskin.s if Pitt.sburgh predec.ssors the Titans, are in tral Connecticut at Coast Guard Academy, Amherst at backs Jack Lentz and Mike Cu- Trans. attention to nervous and eld Tile Orioles wei A No. 1 for "I expect Byrd to be hanging each circuit. The club owne-rs The new plan will call for a 341. erly. Classroom for teen-agers. .should upend the .second-place the hand.s of the receivers. Trinity and Southern Connecticut at Bridgeport. nion against. MEissachusetts’ ace 82496. most of the seasitu’s seccuul Cardinals, wlio are 4-3-1. all over me,” said Turner. "He were not named. draft of all high school grad- Jerry Whelchel. Speculation Pickup service. Day oi^ eve The receivers, however, In That’s the choice Connectl-^ lialf, finally succumoing to the The Browns are rolling with did it when we played up there The committee would then uates. American Legion players PARKADE DUSTY — Bill runs high in Worcester Dr. An ning lessons. Reasonable^rates. this ca.se are Bake Turner and cut college football fans can 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 4 Dr. Yanks, wliu came on strong to three consecutive .80-poinl plus and he’ll probably be just aa trim the list to three leading and college players. This draft Vaders 203-550, Joe Colllng- derson might be plotting use of Manchester Dri'vlng Academy, Septic Tanks Don Maynard two rea.sons pesky Sunday. He's a dandy. make Saturday without leav Town Sedan V8, Auto. victories beliiiid an offensive candidates who would be pro- would be held every .six months. wood 212-578, Bob Arnold 202, Lentz and Cunnion in the same 742-7249. AND win by one game ovei ('hicago. the Jets are enjoying their best There’s no question he's the ing the state. Trans., Power Steering. LOAM Tile Orioh's finislu-d third, hinged to Jimmy Brown. St. sented to the club owners for a Still to be determined is Ike Rhodes 550, Ray Bolduc backfield. ■sea.son in the American Football be.at I've faced thi.s year." 211-232—612, Bill Avery 212- 8795. lUie Best Stone-Free two games hi'ldml .New York l.,oms. meanwhile, has lost two vote whether to draft college play- A soUd rooter can go to a Lentz has run for 492 yards League heading into Sunday's 566, Jeff Warwick 201-570, Ed Garage—Service— Plugged Sewere , and 12 In front of foiirtli-plaee ' in a row. again will be without key game with undefeated Buf Matt Snell, the Jets' rookie I The owners, upon Frick’s ers after their sophomore, twin blU if he wants to inas in the last three games and fullback who is second to Buf much as the conteBt between Wilson 201-558, Rich Martin Loading AU Day Detroit. Bauer, a former Ma lop icceivei- Sonny Randle and falo. urging, agreed to erect or lca.se junior or senior year, Cunnion gets sharper as a pass 1956 Chevrolet Conv. 6 Cyl. Storage i 10 falo’s Cookie Gilchrist in the sese (0-6) and UB (0-4) is 223, Al Townsend 200, Craw Std. Trans. Machine Gieaned Saturdays rine and star Yankee outfielder. faces a tougli Slccler club that The Bills lend the Eastern a building in New York. Chi- An informal poll showed 1! of er every outing. league rushing race, had a being played under the lights ford Allen '209-549, Ron Seavey 8395. OARAGE FOR CAR, boat or ; helped bring out the best in two leads the league in rusliing. Division with an 8-0 record cago or Los Angeles to hou.se 'he 20 clubs favor the free agent Whelchel Top Man Septic Tanks,, Dry Wrils, I The Colts, wlio have set a club laugh at Turner’s expense while the commis.sioncr, the two draft. Those who don’t eKpressed In the Park City. 220, Al Borello 266-629. storage, 148 Cooper Hill St, Sewer Llnea Installed—Cel Your Truck or Delivered I rookies, pitclier • Wally Bunker while Boston is second at 5-2-1 Whelchel leads his team In paying his teammate a tribute. league presidents and the head concern over the legality of such Manche.ster, 87. Call Glaston lar Waterproofing Done. I and outfielder Sam Bowens, record with seven consecutive and New York third at 4-2-1. Unbeaten, but on ce. tied (mints (46), rushing yards (327) I960 Valiant 4 Dr. Wsigon, I victories on tlie strength of out "What have you to worry of the minor leagues. I a draft. Yale, chasing Princeton in the SAPLINGS —Lorraine Wool- bury, 633-9057, Comer School St. and Bunker won 19 game.s and Bow- j A Jet victory could scramble and passing (49 of. 87 for 626 Auto. Trans., Power Steer standing performanees by John things but. it will take the best about. No one bothers you," race for the Ivy League, trav lett 128-127 -365. yards and five touchdowns). Dr. ing. en.s slammed 22 tiomers and ny Unitas and Lenny Moore, are Snell said. "You can put more els to Philadelphia to oppose MeKINNEY BROS. Route 5, East Hartford drove in 71 runs. efforts of Turner and Maynard Anderson calls Massachusetts 8650. BOAT STORAGE available. battling a bruised and battered .since the running attack .should shifting and feinting into a five- weak Pennsylvania and 'Wes EARLY BIRDS—Bemie Tor the toughest foe the Crusaders Sewerage Disposal Co. Tel. 649-4356, 528-4581 The past sea.son wa.s Bauer'.s Year'Maltes Big Difference 643-4884. Bear team tliut now has Josl : have trouble against the tough yard pattern, than "homeone else leyan (3-3) heads for WU- rence 136, Betty Genovese 134 have met since Syracuse. 118 Pearl St. — 648-6808 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. Custom tidrd as a big league manager. hnehaeker Bill George for the i Buffalo defense can in 50 yards. No one should Jlatiuitown, Mass., to battle —340, Claire Agostlnelli 342. Vermont can finish its best He piloletl the Kansas City season. Baltimore beat Cliieago bother you.” wllUams in a little Three Wagon. V8, Auto. Trans. J 9 Turner grabbed two touch season in history and also cap 8675. AUiletlcs in ItMil, moving to .52-0 earlier in the season. down pa.s.ses in last week’s 35-14 That remains to be seen. It Pitt Anxious to Top Irish contest. ture the State crown if it de Business Services Baltimore as a coiu h for ttie '63 Tile IJons and Packers, the victory over Bo.ston and has 8l.s<) remains to be seen whether Using Temple, Massachu feats or ties injury -weakened Offered 13 campaign. Colt.s’ clo.sest pursuers, tangle at caught 32 passes in all lor four the-, Tumer-Maynard combina setts and Rutgers results as a Sports Viewing Mlddlebury in the season’s 1968 Plymouth 4- Dr. Sport I touchdowns and a 13.6 average And End Season Win Streak windup. 'The Catamounts, now Wagon; V8, Auto. Tran.s., LAND CLEARING, tree re tion comes out' in front in the comparative basis, UConn moval, and chain' saw work. FRED C . STURTEVANT ! every time he latches onto one. battle with Buffalo's fine receiv 6-1 after losing their Yemkee Power,^Steering A Brakes. FOR AS UHLE AS 3-1) has to be favored over BU SATURDAY A. Michaud, 742-8096. ; Maynard has snared 26 of Dick ers, El Dubenion and Glenn at Storrs where they meet for 12:30 (SO) NBC Sports Conference title bid to Massa 8560. ! INTERIOR PAIN-nNC and PAPERHANGING NEW YORK (aPi - What, WikhI’s pa.sses 'for seven touch Ba.ss. Dubenion has averaged a ■traction like Notre Dame, Ath the 18th time. Special chusetts, (mated their all-time LAWNMOWBR ahsurpenlng; re- INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL downs and a'Ô.S average. a difference a year makes. letic Director Ed (Moose) best season of a year ago. sensational 28 yards a catch. Against the aforementioned 1:00 (SO) College Football 6-2 1958 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Brook- (Wirs, sales, rotor blades CHOOSE WALLPAPER IN YOUR OWN FOR C LFA N Tyrner, however, respects the Dubenion and Bass vs. Turner Just 12 months ago, Pitts Krause put a damper or the Tufts will try to atop North- foes, Connecticut has the bet Close Up wood Wagon, 6 Cyl., Std. sharpened; bicycle sales, serv Buffalo defense, particllarly and Maynard, Gilchrist vs. Snell burgh was sniffing bowl coun- dialogiue Thursday. esustem fullback Bob Cap(>adona, HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES ter record both ways, offense 1:15 (80) NCAA Football, Trans. ice Manchester Cycle Shop, George Byrd, the Bills' rookie and other Individual battles are I try, that promised land for col "Nolle Dame’s policy will re one of the nation’s be.st small 149 W Middle Turnpike. 649 and defense. minolB at Michigan 8595. comer back out of Boston Uni expected to fill Shea Stadium lege football’s top teams. A main the same as It has been 2:00 ( 8) Canadian Foot college ball carriers tabbed by 2098 EXTERIOR AIRLESS SPRAY SYSTEM versity. Byrd played a key role clo.se to its 60,000 capacity. bow! bid was the remotest since 1925,” Krause said. Coast Guard Academy ends ball: Montreal vit. Jumbos’ (Joach Harry Arlan.son TWO COAT JOB WITl^ A ONE COAT PROCESS 1657 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Bel Air, TYPEWRITERS - Standard thing imaginable for Notre ■iWe’re not going to any bowl its season—that’s right—on its Hamilton as a boy who "runs like a jack game," home field against CCSC (1-5), knife on legs." V8, Auto. Trans. and electric. Repaired, over- Dame, struggling along in BRIAN SMITH 'i:00 ( 8) NFL-Countdown TEL. 649-4645— 649-2979 (Vhat was to become a 2-7 .sea Krause seems adamant but but whore a year ago the Ca Rhode Island plays host to 8550. hauled, rented. Adding ma UOonn Fullback (80) Football Score- chines rented suid repaired. ONE pP THE OLDEST PAINT FAMILIBB son, Pitt's 27-7 victory was there are other teams that dets were unbeaten and un board Hofstra and must face Hank Levin, former Pawtucket West Pickup and delivery service. IN CONNECTICUT SEE OURS TODAY! Excellent Opportunity hardly euexpecled. aren’t exactly hiding from bowl tied and headed for a bowl Pont zays the incentive—the 6:00 ( 8) Race of the 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. H’Top. V8, / scouts. Take Alabama and LSU game. Coach Otto Graham’s High star, who moved from line Auto. Trans. Power Steer Yalk Ty()cwriter Service. 649>- Saturday the tables will be Ivy title, has kept his Bulldogs Week 4986. I turned. The Panthers and Irish for example. presently at 2-5. on their toes. backer to halfback last week and ing. ( 8) Wide World of rolled up 109 yards. FOR ASSISTANT SUPER SERVICE clash again, but this time it's Bear Bryant’s Crimson Tide Amherst is ■ unbeaten and Wesleypn faces - unbeaten Sports ^796. LAWN M YWERS^Sharpened hM rattled off seven straight highly favored, over Trinity WUllams and Wllliairtf appears Southern Connecticut is at Notre Dame riding the crest of (18) Touchdown Bridge(mrt in a game of winless and repaired, winter storage. victories in spite of an Injury (1-6) in their clash at Hart Sales and service ^ Ariens, STATION MANAGER an unbeaten .season iptd No.,1 to be too tough. (80) Championship jrlvals. 1967 Rambler Super 4 Dr. W ag to star quarterback Joe Na- ford. The Bantams finally won Snowbirds, also rental equip i in the country while Pitt Bowling The rest of the schedlile in on 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. • Ideal Working Conditions math. The Tide is third in a game, last week, so the cam m ent L A M Equipment Corp., WANTED sports an undistinguished 2-3-2 SUNDAY cludes : Bosten University, at 8295. ' record. this week’s Associated Press'- paign i.sn’t a total loss. 12:80 ( 8) FootbaU Special ^ u t e 83. Vernon, 876-7609. • Top Salary • Incentive Bonus Plan ^ rankings. Connecticut, Colby at Bates, What happened in the 365 The night contest at Bridge- Sports Schedule 1:00 ( 8) Tale Football Manchester Ebcchange—Enter LSU, No. , Is coached by .a Norwich at Worcester Tech, 1956 Ford Conv. V8, Std, Trans. M AN TO WORK IN • Paid Vacations • Hospitalization P lu and days?,W ell, fqr one thing, Pitt 8 ^ r t between BU and Southern Higlillgfats prise 1945. former Bryant pupil, Charlie Ithaca at AIC, Springfield at 8150: lost a top nmner in Paul Mar Ck>nnectlout eould produce "the- (SO) Roller Derby many Further Advancement Opportunities McClendon, ♦nd has just the New Hampshire and Central YOU ARB A-1! Truck U A-1! tha and for another Notre 100th ■victory of his career for Friday, Nov. 6 1:80 ( 8) Time Out for AUTOMOTIVE PARTS STORE kind of gruding defense a Conn. at. Coast Guard. 4 Cellars, attics, trash,, small Apply In Person Only To Manager Dame found a top coach in S e s e Coach Jess. Dow. The Football—Patriots vs. Giants, Sports team needs to have a chance trucking done A-1 right! Cali • 46 Hour Week 48 Hquis Pay AU 1 Ant Parseghian. Owls from New Haven are be 6:16—Mt. Nebo. Ponies vs. 1:45 ( 8) NJEJL Cowboys , BEAUPRE e e Between 10 A.M . and 3 P.M. against 'Bama’s hlgfh powered Carl Warwick of the St. S4S-2Q28, Tremano Trucking ing given the edge. ‘ ' Glastonbury 7:30—Mt. Nebo. vs. Giants Service. Does the turnabout extend to offense. Theli game at Birm Saturday,' Nov. 7 Loul(i C&rdinals tied a World MOTOR S A L E i INC. bowl talk too ? Among the Th^ big problem for Yale 8:80 ( 8) AJ''X. San Diego Apply At Schiebel Bros, ingham should produce a bowl Football — Manchester vs. , vs. Denver ScriM pinch hittingtmg record in. Ha v e s m a l l pickup truck- bowl promoters the answer is bid for the winner. "" (5-0-1 overall-and 3-0-1 Ivy) the lin t four games -this year. has been to concentrate <» the Hall, 1 pjn. — Waat Hartford.' 4i«0 ( 8) NJFX. Spwstaco- 844 Broad BL IfancbMtar AtUcB and cellars cleaned. a resounding yes, but out in' The weekendls college farr Ha eliigled, elDgled, waifced «i|d OENTEB WE. and PBO OIO il RD. •onsequoncea of any Football—JOgat-at . Croft, liSO lar Baglea va. Bams RnbbiMi removed. Reesooable. fSouth Bend, Ind., it's a Just as gets started tonight with two atnglMl. Op6n TO ® pjB. ' 648-8488 Can 64»-104l. loud nb, g^Vs. Tulane visits Miami of against poor Penn. Coach John —waMHHuy. Although mors ^thsn one Florida and ‘Virginia MUltaiw bom would lovo to m an ap at- plays ht Detroit '.■'■i-v'-. ____ - • J

• /J FAOI mCHTBEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1964 UANCHESITER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1964 PAGE n i n e t e e n BuNness Property Artldes For Salt 46 By FAGALT and SHORTEN Apartments—Flats— THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW For Sale 70 H ousm For Sale Tenements 63 72 Hoomo For 8 ok 71 HOOMO For Sola Hoomo For Sol* 72 Soburbu For Solo 75 LOST brigdit carpet colors . . . BUaiNM S ZQNB m RockviUc’-V ernon restore them with Blue Lustre. SIX ROOM duplex, hot w a t » DARTMOUTH HBIOHTS— A LARGE HOME In convenient BOLTON — 7 room ranch on rooms with two oCBoaa, a ^ Large 7 room Colonial, 2H ROGM oMat hooM. 4 MANCHB8THR — inveMment BEST BUYS - Rent electric shampooer $1. VJ hVIIZIT* TUHi W TH l TV NBWt B ut dial in l a t i just once and oil heat, 8 (Jhurch' Street. Call lot TteUt lodatioo in good condition, ga four acraa ThrM car garage, CLASSIFIED ■rate entraoea, auttabla lor .hatha, family room, 3 flra- tjm a m , property for bargain huntere, Paul's Paint A Wallpaper Sup vaTH FLEMTV o f time to WARE •- AND YOU'RE SURE 1b miss TME BIGGEST 649-2139. BohectaoB. Realtor. rages, flrepmce, plus enclosed ctitbulldlnga. Ideal for horaee, buslneaB or pmfaarti'sial oaa, places, 3-car garage, fun base 8 family,1^, 4-5-8, ' " ‘ fuUv oceinisd, ply. etc. Vacant Owner very anx Sewer Study Funds Okayed; I BYBELFIORE'p 6AID NEWS IS STRICTL'/ DUUSVILLE - fTORY OPTHE V B A R -f ment, porch, city utUltles, goodood Incomtac( , good location. ch, reduced to $15,900. J. THREE ’ RCXIM apartment, PhUbrlok Agaaoj. MMIM. Realty. 648-5139, 643-8779. ious. T. J. Crockett Realtor, Record sales have foroed | heat, hot water, gas etove. treed lot. Chailee Lesperance, 118.900 ~ A T nuonva s bed $14,900. Wolverton Agency, FREE WHEELS — Buy two Realtor, 649-3tl$. r 648-1677. ' us to "hit the road” for aaw ADVERTISING snow tires, at regular prices THs w e§rnorvey ARP gecAuse o rfH t w h e r e ! ^ Call 643-6910. 649-7620. room ranch, firaplaca, alumia- gBVBN ROOM raised ranch, Town Roads Are Accepted listings. Moat of tho follow Land For Sale 71 and get two new wheels t n t . CITY council HAS JUST TBRRtSLB DISASTER. WHO! WHAT ' m atorms, eodoeed oatpoct, custom built, quality construc ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two ing are recent acqnWtkHM. | aÂSSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Cole’s Discount Station. 643- YOTSD TO CHAN6S OAffBAOS. A STAre OF MAnONAL\ HAPPBNEDf/ BOLTON—7.'Morea, 8 clear. h f ^ e n t large lot mce view. tion, loaded with extraa, 3 acraa of wooded land plus a 5 Anything here for you? Carlton W. Hutchins Agency, IMMEDUTE 8 AJL to S P.M. 6333. COUeCTION HOURS HRPM HAS Parkade Garden Apts. Appointment to inspect call MANCHESTER fireplaces, rec room, low heat room stone houee with a three About so residents lastnlghtOBukowski, Ellington; John Ste* Realtors, 649-S133. coats, and reasonable taxea car garage, all for $14,000. Lo unanimously approved accept panowski, 69 Franklin St. IF CARPETS look duU and 9 A M TO a IfM. nSN PeCLAREPUl 649-0389 or 527-0060. Ustod Tuasdoy W. Middle Turnpike AND VICINITY POSSESSION $38,900. J. D. Realty, 648-5139, cated above Munaon’e Candy ance of an offer of $12,000 by drear, remove ^ e spots as BPLTr LEVEL—7 rooma, l\h Shop. House needs a com 7-room, 4-bedroom Cape la | COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 648-8779. Vernon news la handled by Bowers area. I'A baths, ga they appear with Blue Lustre. Adjacent Manchester Shopping teths, modern kitchen with plete redecorating, but has the Home Housing Finance The Herald’s Rockville Bareaii, Honsea For Sale 72 built-iHE» dining room, tnm* rage. Ideal for largo family | MOMIkAl i m VBIDAT MtM AJI.—8ATCEDAY t AJA Rent electric shampooer $1. Parkade Manchester—4 room home, Here’s a dandy buy in a new well, septic, etc. T. J. Agency for a preliminary sur 5' W. Main St., telephone 875* Uy room, full basement, 1- fine ranch home and a with moderate budget. Ask The Sherwin-Williams Cq. OONOCHIO RD. - niaiiliriil centrally located, Ideal for Crockett Realtor, 64S-1577. vey of sewer needs In Vernon’s S1S6 or 64S-271'1. 1-2 and 3 bedrooms from business couple, amesite CM garage. $23,900. PhU- quarter acre landscaped lot $14,900 ing $16,900. ranch, larga living room, tarm- rural area. PARD DOG POOD, 48 cans for $123, Includes heat, hot al dining room, cw iinat kttdMD, drive, fun basement, cen brick Agency. 649-8464. in one of the nicest rest- BOLTON LAKE — Four room LisY^ W odnesdoy DIAL 643-2711 $7.20, a saving of $1.28. Por water, electric range, re dtntial areas in Manches 6-room expandable Cape on year 'round home, generous The money -was offered after 8 badrooma, reeraattta room, tral heat Asking price, COME SEE Pilgrim wiiie . a largo wooded lot being of Immaculate Dutch Colonial I terfield’s, Route 5 and Chapel frigerator, garbage dis landscaped pntd. Marlon B. $8,500. ter. The large living room room sizes, 3 b^room s, selectmen applied to the fed style residence off East Cen Fine new homea! Less then (18x23) haa oak floor fered at FHA evaluation. Local Stocks Road, So. Windsor. 528-3391. posal, masts TV antenna, Robertson, ftaattor, SIH W I. 75x150 lot, pays for Itself, eral agency for the funds of ter Street. Clean as the pro parking, storage space and Amston Lake—Beautiful 6 rent! VA — no money dowBl ing and a fireplace. There Featuree include aluminum $10,900. Wolverton Agency, months ago. Initial estimate CoNthnMd From Praccdfaig Po9 « Others minimum down! tiding, windows and trim, verbial whistle. Six Mg recreation room. MAIKCHBSTBR — New 8 loom room summer cottage, are 8 good s is ^ bedrooms, Realtor. 649-2818. for construction of total dis Quotations Furnished by rooms, all rocently redone. FOR SALE — Complete scuba Garrison Colonial, 13x34 living completed less than 3 years You ought to see these out a bath phis a lavatory off dormer, fireplace. A cleaner trict sewer needs was set at Help Wanted— ^Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 diving outfit. $150. 643-1435. standing Ranches, C u es, than clean-home—priced to VERNON—Owner transferred. Dempsey-Tegeier Co., Inc. Wall-to-wall carpeting In FIRST HARTFORD room, family room, built-in ago, automatic gas hot wa the master bedroom, at $2.5 million dollars at that « Members, of New York Raised Ranches, SpUt Leva's tractive kitchen, nice ■ell. Cozy 8 bedroom Ranch, fire several rooms. Oarage space HUROT'S AIDE, 7-S shift, full SERVICE BOY—Various duties REALTY kitchen, master bedroom with ter, situated on 100x100 lot time by Samuel W. Pearl, first Stock Exchange for 3 cars—extra Income dressing room, low twenties. priced for quick sale at — featuring buUt-m decora screened side porch and place and hullt-ins, fully tiled selectman. ■ad part-time. Laurel Manor, connected with work distribu SIX WOOD storm windows, tor colored (leneral gQectrlc bathroom, aluminum storms Bank Stocks possibility. Unsurpassed lo tion. Minimum age 18. Apply 649-2896 Eves. 643-0307 Hayes Agency, 648-4806. $ 6, 000. full basement with grade The funds are not repaid un M9-4510. 29HX57H. Tel. 649-2307. kitchens and acre tree shaded entrance. It can be pur OFF PORTER ST. and Bcreena large lot. quiet Bid Asked cation. Enclosed porch! Call Manchester Modes, Inc., Fine 643-0750 less actual construction takes Len Charhoneau now on this | MANCHBSTBR — New T room Coventry — Beautiful 5 lots with magnificent view In chased with a minimum country , setting very close to place. If only a portion of the Conn. Bank and Street HAVE what may be rare coin Top-quality Garrison Co one. raised ranch, 3-car garage, room home on lot almost beautiful park-like country down payment. Call Bar new elementary school. Call sewer program Is constructed, Trust Co...... 72 74 —1962 D penny (figure 2 Betting. The price range is lonial. 7 beautifully dec double stamped to look like built-ins, baths, % aero lot, one acre, beautifully land bara Babin. orated rooms and basement new elementary school. Ask then a pro-rated portion of the Hartford National Lisfed Friday? EXPERIENCED 3V4 ROOM apartment, includ tremendous value. Hayee Agen scaped, artesian well, over- from $13,990 to $17,990, the ing $14,700. Call 875-4519 for money is returned to the Bank Co...... 66 68 We expect to have a nlcelD I HOME 7). CaU 247-2274 after 9 p.m. PAH SOMgRS ing heat, hot water, electric values are amazing, and the rec room. Kitchen built- cy, 648-4808. siz^ garage and carport Ina, 4 bedrooms, baths, appointment. HHFA. Vernon National located East Side residence SEWING MACHINE ‘ 13995 W.UCH08T, stove and refrigerator. First and many extras. Priced location la superb! That’s Bank ...... 75 ELM &!ORe,Hl6. JARVIS REALTY CO. fireplacs/ aluminum win Also approved unanimously In the moderate price range Diamonds— TVatebes— tm. Im. U. 1 Of^-AI rtfMl floor In two family home. Call PORTER STREET Area — 6 $13,500. why they’re seUlng! ModeU LAKEFRONT — $9;600. Year Fire Insurance Companies among our listings by the | DELIVERY open Sunday and dally (ex dows. A home 'With every 'round 4 room home, fireplace, last night were the acceptance OPERATORS evenings or all day on week room Cape, fireplace, 3-car by the town of roads In'' the Hartfora 1* ire .. . 76 79 time you read tbis. Call Bill Jewelry 48 garage, large tree shaded lot, Andover—Beautiful 8 bed cept Tuesdays) from 1 p.m. to 64S-1121 Ev m . 643-1686 thing — reduced for Im central oil heat, cellar, storm end 742-6124. mediate sale. Merline Rd. area. The roads National F ire ___ 129 133 Belflore for a description * or | SALESMAN $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, room home on over one dark. Five miles east of Man windows, privacy. Carlton W. Phoenix Fire ....129 133 an excuse. Part-time, day shift con WATCH AND JEWELRY re- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, were the subject of recent pairing. Prompt service. Up to Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Apartments—Flats^ Apartments—Flats— 649-8464. acre lot, beautifully land chester on Route 44A In Cov Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. sidered. Also excellent op- A good Sealtest home de scaped with finished rec entry. Samuel M. Lavitt court action, due to a drainage Very Recent Listing livery route is nbw open, $20 on your Old watch in trade. MANCHESTER—7 room modi WESLEY R. SMITH 649-5132. Aetna Casualty .. 125 132 ' inity for equalified Tenements 63 Tenements 63 t'amished Apartments 63-A TWO FAMILY—On Oakland reation room In basement Agency, MLS Realtors at Ver fied Cape on tree shaded lot. problem at the corner of Mer Norman Hohenthal baa Just I which virlll give the right Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, WE BUY, SELL or trade an Aetna Life ____..170 175 ees for full-time. Ap St, a large 6 Ac 6 flat Big first floor Includes for- non Circle, 643-2158, 875- IH baths, fireplace, dining Agency COVENTRY—Nicely located 2 lins Rd. and Rt. 30. Develop listed one of the nicest man increased Income and 737 Main Street, State Theater tique and used fumltiue, china, WE HAVE customers waiting FIVE ROOMS, second floor, ROCKVILLE CENTER—Mod ers agreed during the court ac Conn. General . 176 181 eply . . . glasB, silver, .picture frames yard (ISOi^SO) trees, house rnal dining room, moderate 6297. room, family kitchen, garage, bedroom home. Good heating ranches we’ve seen In many permanent employment Building. for the rental of your apart $75 monthly. Now available. em 4 rooms, heated, furnished, has aluminum siding, garage. 643-1567 system. Near private beach. tion that they would correct Hfd. Steam Boiler 164 170 and old coins, old dolls and ment or home. J. D. Realty, Tel. 649-1673. all utilities, adults; also, three size kitchen and living paneled den, oil hot water a moon. Seven rooms, two 5-day week with many Senslblly priced at $18,900. T. MANCHESTER — First offer 742-7056. the problem. They put up a Security Ins...... 78 H 79 V4 garages, two patios^ Quality guns, hobby collections, attic 648-5129. room, adults. 875-9121. room. Asking price, $18, heat, plaster^ walls, reason Travelers ...... 42 44 fringe benefits. A liberal J. Crockett Realtor. 643-1577. ing. Seven room home with ably priced. Owner trana $20,000 bond to assure thelr Anderson windows, dream MANCHESTOR MODES, Fuel and t'eed 49-A contents or whole estates. Fur SEVEN ROOMS and garage, 800. PubUc Utilitlea commission arrsingement 2-car garage, oil heat, d ty ferred. 648-7757. OVERLAND STREET — Large work. Frlgidalre kitchen Including m e . niture Repair Service Talcott- excellent location, 88 Laurel LARGE 3 room furnished Conn. Light Power 37^4 39 makes possible a high sal (JUT TO ORDER — Seuoned viUe, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen No. Coventry-Bolton line. utilities, good condition 6 room brick Cape, two un So. Windsor Oarabediaa Gets Post pull-down burner units and Street. Call 649-7747. apartment, heat and all util living room with fir^lace, im Hfd. Elec. Light 5m S3 ary. fireplace wood, $10 per load DON’T PASS UP ities, first floor, working cou Beautiful 2-bedroom home, throughout, priced at only finished, fenced in lot 86x172, Robert Garabedlan, former Imperial oven. 3” insulation PfaM St. Manchester mediate occupancy, $15,900. $16,300. Charles Lesperance, Hartford Gas Co. . 44 45 See James W. Howard be delivered. 742-7647. SIX ROOM duplex available, ple preferred. 649-9608. stone fireplace, \ acre lot. TOP NOTCH BUY oil hot water heat West Side NUTMEG HOMES president of the Rock-vlUe Area In attic, I '/:” in walls. 1,600 tween 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Rooms Witnont Board 59 THIS OPPORTUNITY! near school and stores. Call Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. beautifully landscaped, full 649-7620. Realty. 649-4343. Chamber of Commerce, has Southern New England sq. ft. of living area on a FOUR CLBfAN rooms, conven ceramic bath,' asking price, been named chairman of the Telephone (>). 55% | 649-6083. MANCHESTER—Like new 6% start packing on this 4 baths, beautifully breezeway and an over Cape. Owner S48-'f757. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 59% 113 Summit St. trsince. Lady only. One min IN BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL home, baths, and garage, IF sized garage. Just off the tion was made at the annual 58'A crowing: electronics manufac WELL SEASONED fireplace ROCKVILLE — Two room fur finished family room, laigie Barden ...... 14 Listed Last W eek Manchester, Conn. ute from Main S t Tel. 649- MANOR APARTMENTS 173 immediate occupancy, central you want more for your F. M. GAAL AGENCY bus line. Excellent condi New 5 and 6 room ranches meeting of the branch earlier 13% turer. Apply to Mr. R. H. wood for sale, free delivery. 7959 after 5. ly located on bus line. Call nished apartment, all utilities, wooded lot. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER 150x200 lot. Bristol Brass .... 8 9 Older two-family that frank- I Hinkley, Gerber Scientific In 643-7697. 643-9135. SPRUCE ST. comfort, convenience and 643-4803. tion throughout. Now va large trees, hltit elevation, complete with built-in oven this week. An equal opportunity employer weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, Eve. free parking, $70 per month. 643-2682 643-0281 Coleco ...... 8% 9% ly needs work. A t $16,000. strument Co., 1505 Route 5, So, THE THOMPSON House, Cot money, be sure to see this cant. Ideal location for clean 6 room Colonial, 2-car and range, dishwasher, cen Also named were Samuel though, could be an excelleat | and weekends 649-1421. 523-9132 or 242-8856. lovely 6 room Colonial In A. L. Rose 649-7377 ter hall entrance and at Colonial Board Windsor, Conn. EXPERIENCED delivery man tage ' Street, centrally located, MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, schools. T. J. Crockett, garage, $16,(X>0. Carlton W. Massey, Union, vice chairman; investment for a handy man. Garden— Farm— Dairy Available immediately, one tip-top condition and ready Terrell Rice Jr. 643-2601 dining room, large living room, Realtor, 648-1577. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, tached garage. FHA and Common ...... 6V4 6% for furniture and appliances. large. pleasantly furnished 2 - bedroom apartment, FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, Mrs. Geraldine Merk, Rockville, Dunham-Bush . . . 5 6% Live rent free, or boy as an I Products 50 rooms, parking. Ceil 649-2358 oil' furnace, garage. Call 643- for imn.ediate occupancy. 3 bedrooms, screened porch; 649-6182. VA financing availad)le. secretary, and Mrs. Muriel investment and rent out both | Call Mr. Pettengdll, Norman’s range, refrigerator, dis Business Locations This aluminum sided home 1-car garage, near bus and Complete at only $17,600. Kamah Aircraft . 10 11 Furniture Warehouse, 646- for overnight and permanent posal, heat, hot water, pri 8507. Hailwood, Vernon, treasurer. flata. AVON CHRISTMAS APPLES— Macs and Cortlands, located off Vernon St. in MANCHESTER — Executive shopping, $16,500. Phllbrick CUSTOM DESIONED contem N. B. Machine . . . 28% 30 0111. guest ratee. vate patio, private base / For Rent 64 MANCHESTER—Spacious tree Directions: Route 83 to Named to the board of direc North and Judd .. 18 20 No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, FOUR ROOM second floor Manche.3ter features a pan neighborhood, lovely 7 room Agency, 649-8464. . shaded 6 room Colonial In one porary built for gracious liv South W indsor ment, all for $145 a month. Vernon Circle, continue tors were Chester Rau, and Peter Paul ______34 36% PLUMBER for plumbing and 529 W. Center St. LARGE ROOM for gentleman, apartment. Grown children ac MODERN, CENTRAL, Air- eled family room, 1% tiled •Colonial, mammoth li'vlng of Manchester’s finest areas. ing, stmken li'vlng room, for- A "Mr. Cloaii” brick and I Gift Cosmetics selling now! private entrance, nice home cepted. No pets. Call 643- Conditioned Offices for rent. baths, 3 large bedrooms, WEST SIDE—$17,900. 185x145 nud dining room, planned for around Circle to Kelly Arnold Zackin, Vernon, Rodney Plastic Wire Cable 13H 16 frame ranch -a stone’s throw Earn big commissions near heating work in new homes. Available December 1st, room, modern kitchen with Includes breeMway and 2-car Road, proceed to Diane STRICTLY FRESH EGGS— near center, references. 21 5838. Off Street parking. Inquire at spacious dining room and bullt-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri lot, trees. 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, nine spacious rooms, 8 baths, Cowan, Jerome Remkiewicz Standard Screw . 39 40% from the Manchester Itne. home In spare time. Na Call 644-8162. one 3-bedroom apartment, built 1958. Spotless condition. garage, 8 very large bedrooms, Djcive. Giuliani’s Farm, Birch Moun Church St.. 649-4966. 164 East Center S t or phone kitchen with built-in ap fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, two hugr fireplaces, recrea and Mrs. Helen Kloter, Rock Stanley Works .. 23% 24 Raised hearUi flrepaoe, $ tional TV Advertising range, refrigerator, dis Don’t wait (iarlton Hutchins, baths, formal dining room, tain Road to Tinker Pond DESIRABLE five room flat, 649-5!!61. pliances, plus a large liv 643-4803. family tin kitchen, 34* living tion room, bar, patio. Priced In ville, David K. Welch, Tolland, Veedvr-Root ___ 59% 61 bedrooms, full cellar, X-car makes it easy. No exper Road, Bolton. MIDDLE AGE widow has room posal, heat, hot water, pri quiet neighborhood, $85 ing room with fireplace. Agency, Realtors, 649-5132. 40’s. Can owner, 640-6285, 643- Sales by and Rev. Maurice Sullivan, El The above quotations are not garage, lOO’xSSO’ lot, bos ience required. Phone now. vate patio, private base room with fireplan. Owner EXPERIENCED for rent in private home next monthly, jyeekdays after 6 BEAUTIFULLY paneled air Full wall-to-wall carpeting, EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, moving out of town wants fast 6868. lington. to be construed as actual mar-1 lino location. Two yenn | S88-4923. to bath with privilege of liv ment. all for $160. p.m., weekends anytime, 649- conditioned space, over 1400 ONE BLOCK from Main, two Fertilizers 50-A drapes, appliances, air con two years old, large living family, 4-4 duplex, permanent sale. Wolverton Agency, Real COLLI & WAGNER Church Men Hear Talk kets. young. ID GRINDER OPERATOR ing room, middle age working 4328. sq. ft., will subdivide, profes ditioner, patio any many room with fireplace, modern tor, 649-2818. OPEN HOUSE The Rev. William E. Flynn, gentleman or lady preferred, Available December 1st, sional area parking. Main and siding, two recent heating sys South W indsor GOOD COW manure, $5 and additional extras are In kitchen with built-ins, family SUNDAY 2-5 665 Burnside Ave. E.H. minister of the First Congrega 56-hour week. but will consider others. 649- one - bedroom apartment, ROCKVILLE!— 4 rooms, first Haynes Street, reasonable 649- room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone tems, garages, cleim. Hayes Building lot adjoining Man- I Co u n t e r g i r l , fuii-time, 6 $10. loads, delivered. Excellent cluded. Agency, 643-4803. BOLTON - Manchester. Un< 369-0341 tional Church of Blast Hartford, 6813. heat, hot water, range, floor, heat and electricity In 2811. All of this plus a delightful hot water heat, garage, $24,900. New 7% room raised ranch, 3- • 34 LEWIS ST. Girl Scout Notes cheater. Manchester w a t e p.m.-l a.m. shift; also. g;irl for fall use. 643-7804. 649- will apeak on "What’s Rl^t available. Being told to setfle refrigerator, disposal, all cluded. 875-0577 between 4-8 lot professionally land Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. car garage, built-in kitchen, for part-time work' weekends. BUCKLAND 8731. CLEAN, comfortably furnished, for $110 a month. p.m. FDR LEASE!—Excellent loca Sacrificing 7 room modern with the Church” at the month estate. Professionally ap-1 Apply Bess Eaton Donut Shop, scaped. As the proud own 3 ^ baths, fireplace, finished home, IVi baths, , fireplace, ly meeting of the Men’s Union MANUFACTURING, INC. all utilities, nice neighborhood, tion for doctor’s office or ers we are selling this hom'e FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, rec room, 2-zone heat, sun- COVENTRY—6% room Caps Junior Troop 606 praised. 150 Center Street. 131 Adams St. Buckland parking. 649-1352, p.m. ROCKVILLE!— 3 rooms, newly beauty parlor. 415 Main Street. guest house, 2 car garage— built-ins, flagstone patio, walk- lus 4 room Ranch. Bbceellent of the Union Congregational At a Candlelight ceremony, Household Goods 51 Call 649-4436—649-6544 "redecorated, heat, stove, park ourselves. Please no agents. deck, one acre lot, other ex in closets, full attic, laundry Church on Wednesday. Four Bodrooms Completely renovated and am To inspect call 649-3329. all on Holl Street, fine central tras. Only $23,900. Your home i-law situation. Minimum largely attended by their par Rockledge section. Owner I FURNISHED Ught housekeep ing, on bus line 875-1359. ple parking. J. D. Realty, 648- ' location. Low 20’s they are room, garage. Immaculate con Cdown. Pasek Realty, 289-7475, The Rev. Mr. Flynn is a na ents, Junior Troop 606 of Na EVERYTHING in steriilze^re- ing room with cooking fa TO BE SOLD in trade. Lawrence F. Flimo, dition throughout, St. James prefers sale without too much conditioned used furnitures ana 5129. asking. T. J. Crockett, Real- 742-8243. tive of Marlboro, Mass., and than Hale School, held an Inves JANTTRESS CARPEiNTERS wanted, fram cilities, also electric refrig WEST SIDE!—Four room du Realtor, 643-2766, Charles Parish. fuss. Low twenties. Immedl- | appliances, high quality—low ftor, 643-1577. has held pastorates in Poland titure, rededlcatlon, court of ers and trimmers, work local erator furnished. Ladies only. THREE RCX)M apartment, plex available Nov. 16. Call IDEAL OFFICE location for 67 FALKNOR DRIVE Nicholson, 742-6364. WAPPING—Attractive 7 room and Lewiston, Maine. He has ate occupancy. prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 heat, hot water, stove refrig MANCHESTER—5H room over awards, and birthday in the ly. Call 742-8863. 643-6388. 649-8641 after 4. any business, 458 Main Street, RANC!H, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, OWNER 649-4403 split-level, baths, 200 foot degrees from Bates College, Four B^room s steady full-time position South Street, Rockville. 875- erator, $90 . 247 No. Main, sized brick Cape, finished Here Is an attractive Cape school auditorium Nov, 4. 649-5229, 9-5. kitchen, living room, wooded frontage, heated garage, fire Lewiston, and the Maine Theo evenings 4 p.m.-12 p.m. DRIVER for light deliveries. 2174. Open 9-«. 649-5228, 9-5. APARTMENT of excellence— basement, patio, garage. Well Cod home with a flexible OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER — Colonial de The program opened with a Nine-rom Colonial on treed I HOUSEKEEPING room, lady landscape. Minimum main lot, handy to bus, shopping, place, 3 bedrooms, rec room, logical Seminary In Bangor. He and shrubbed lot in excellent | Company offers good Apply Grinold Auto Parts, 191 or gentleman, all utilities, am 4*/4 room duplex, generous liv floor plan permitting the cor enhances this adorable flag ceremony conducted by RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, SIX ROOMS, Cottage Street, tenance. For appointment call etc. Excellent condition. $12.- bullt-lns. Pine Knob Hill, 644- was president of the Maine Min area. Separate (ffrst floor) wages, free benefit pro- Center St., Manchester. ple parking, 272 Main St. ing room, dining room, kitch use of 4 or 5 rooms as bed 1-5 p.m. Cape (expsuidable), large Irma Sanchlnl, announcer. Col grajft. Write Box P, Herald, $30; 9x15 gold oriental, $35; newly decorated, garage, 649-1988. Principals only. 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- rooms. Large family kitch 0474. isterial Relief Society, and is laundry room, onoloeefll en, half bath. Second floor— Houses For Rent 65 Saturday and Sunday heated rec room, ’ walking dis or bearer was Louise Ritchie stating experience and sal 12x15 ruby Maharajah. 289- adults only. Call 649-8759. large bedrooms (2), closets 8464. en with dishwasher and tance to everything, imma presently chairman of the Con breezeway, Jalousied porek, | Salesmen Wanted 36-A 6955. THREE FAMILY—Owner says SUBURBAN COLONIAL — 4 and the color guards were ary requirements. Apartments—Flats— (5), full ceramic bathroom, COMPLETELY furnished 4 disposal, heated recreation culate throughout. Gerard bedrooms, 2-car garage, fire necticut Alumni Association of outside patio. Private i FOUR R(X)M flat, second floor, room house, automatic heat, to sell. Vacant 6 room unit RANCH. 5V4 rooms, nestled In 616 Woodbridge Street Maureen Adams and Patricia yard. Finished rec room. Two colored fixtures. Featuring room, dual zoned heating Agency, Realtors, 643-0365. place, large lot, 818,900. J. D. the Bangor Theological Semin-* I SALES AND MANAGER train Tenements 63 central location, heat, hot adults oinly. 649-1794. plus two three roomers on the trees In a beautiful wood system, nice lot 72 feet ary. moderator of the Hartford Puzlnas. Karen Frost read the fireplaces, two-car garage, { ing program open to qualified MAPLE CRIB with mattress. water, one year lease. Call birch cabinets, 12 cubic foot 1st floor. Approx. $3,600. In ed neighborhood, just off Realty. 643-5129, 643-8779. refrigerator, standing 30” wide Ijy 196 feet deep. (North from E. Middle Tpke, MAN(3HESTER — Near Park East Association, chairman of thought for the day, "A Girl plastered wails, recessed BOOKKEEPER for automobile college men. No travel in 643-0744. THREE ROOM heated apart 649-5048 after 6 p.m. SEVEN ROOM Spilt Level In come annually. Central heat. Route 15. House has 3 bed at Manchester Green) Scout” . Mrs. Ruel E. Wicks, ment, 456 Main Street. CaU range, Puritron hood, disposal, Falknor Drive is located way. Larg:e new 3 bedroom Life Enlistment, Committee on dlation. Solid vahie herA | dealership to handle accounts volved. Eixperlence not re Manchester, modem kitchen Good condition. T. J. Crockett, rooms, 1V4 baths, large rec in the west side of South Windsor leader of the troop, welcomed don’t miss It. quired. Upon training com $100 REWARD 649-5229, 9-5. FOUR ROOM apartment for carpeted staircase, Venetian reation room, patio, large lot, ranch, bow window, built-in Ministeriai Standing, a n d a receivable and car billing. Sal with bullt-lns, 1% baths, fam 643-1577. Town near the Verplanck kitchen, *-baths, fireplace, A LOT FOR THE MONEY member of the East Hartford the parents and introduced Mrs. ary c^ n . Box RR, Herald. pletion, relocation necessary. TO ANY PERSON rent, including heat, hot water blinds, heat, hot water, base ily room, garage, etc. $200 per $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, Large 7 room Cape. Din R e c k l o d g o —IF YOU CAN— BOLTON CENTER Apartments, and gas for cooking. Gas stove ment storage, laundry area, TWO FAMILY—One year old, School and East Catholic ing room, large kitchen, walk-out basement nrage. Rotary Club. Roger Gray, corleader, who re Guarantee of $125 a week plus month. Phllbrick Agency, 649- 649-8464. High. Property Is now va $21,900 buys a large treed Six-room ranch, V/t bathe. %• I Beat This Value 0>mer Brandy St. and Bolton amd electric refrigerator fur free parking, under lights, 4 and 5 rooms, 2 iMdroomB, 1 ^ baths, fireplace, pan Your choice of colors, 8t acre Vern-EU to Meet cently moved nere from (Jrom- ear garage, ahunliuun { expenses. ’Those interested call 8464. cant and priced for quick lot 'With a lovely lawn In 644-0202 between 6:00 and Anywhere, Anyplace Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, nished. Call 649-7834 or 649- fenced, safe play area for family room one apartment, BOLTON — Lake privileges. eled den, garage, trees, lot. Only $17,900. Lawrence The November meeting of the well, where she was also active storms, screens, doors, fuD sale. Woodland Park area. Own 8:00 p.m. or 528-6680. 3 ROOM FURNITURE hot water, stove, refrigerator, 5779 between 6-7 p.m. your children, janljor service. SIX ROOM single convenient'to modern kitchen, excellent Con $11,500. Attractive deluxe 4 many extras. See Interior F. Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766, Vern - Ell Association for the In girl scouting. collar. Formal d Ining room, | GENERAL OFFICE $9.36 MONTHLY $125. 649-3266, 643-4312. 2 private entrances. Just like room Ranch, fireplace, almost to fully appreciate house. Charles Nicholson. 742-6364. er will throw In excellent Help of Retarded Children will At the Investiture, Rosemary High School and hospital. dition. Phllbrick Agency, 649- 6 room Colonial with at built-in oven, im im , dhdk- [ Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, owning -your own home. No Adults. Ideal for teachers or 8464. completely furnished. Recent Robert J. Smith, Inc. Reasonable. be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Barnowski, Gaynelle Powers, washer, disposal, t o o flra- CLERK Help Wanted— Rugs, Lamps, Tables and other L(X>KING for anything In real FOUR ROOM apartment and lea.se. No pets. On bus line, RCKIKVILLE — $12,000. 5-4, tached garage. Call John estate rentals — apartments, nurses. $125. Write Box O, heating unit and aluminum two-family flat, 2-car ;garage, the Talcottville School, A regu and Deborah Rlvosa, were placos. Unique arraiigemcat Accessories garage, apply 185 Maple St. near school, very reasonable Herald. siding. Outbuilding. Low taxes MoLaugnlin at 649-5306 to lar buslnesa meeting 'will be fol Male or Female 37 homes, multiple dwellings, call 963 Main Street OWNER 643-7757 amesite drive, city water and day. pinned by their leaders. Shelia allows first fiber famUy EVERYTHING $228 rent. Please call owner after Minimum down VA financing 649-5241 lowed by a program on "Know Misovich then presented the rooms If desired. A prectige Full-time position. High FULL-TIME Sales Associates FREE! 5 GALLONS GAS J D. Realty, 648-5129. SPACIOUS upstairs 5 room 4 p.m., 649-3566. OFF PORTER STREETT—A 4 sewers, reasonable offers ap available. Lawrence F. Fiano, preciated. Lawrence F. Fiano, Your Hospital” with a film and girls 'With a large gold key, location in the mld-tWMiliea. | School commercial course wanted for growing Real Es Even If You Don’t Buy apartment, garage, Manche.s- bedroom home with 2 baths, Realtor, 643-2766, Charles VERNON ter, very central. Call 649- East Center St. MANCHESTER — Convenient Realtor, 643-2766, Cha^-les discussion. "hoping It opens a door to lots or business school grad tate firm. Only experiehced, SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT AT FIVE ROOMS, 116 Charter Oak rec room and garage, avail Nicholson, 742-6364. ly located 6 room dwelling, Barrows £ Wallace A staff member of Manches R o c k l o d g o 3616. Street, adults, gas stove pro Nicholson, 742-6364. of fun and a long future in girl Big, big, big $-room ^plit uate, type accurately and licensed people should apply able now until next Spring. large family kitchen, living Manchester Parkade, ter Memorial Hospital will ad I rapidly, experienced in gen vided, gas heat, immediate T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- MANCHES’TER—Luxurious 5 scouting.” All the new members 2 baths, 2 flreplaces, % ga ready to go to work. Liberal A- _L— B— E— R—T’—S FOUR ROOM apartment, first offices room, 2 bedrooms and bath on Manchester 649-5306 dress the group. Refreshments eral office procedures. Ex commission arrangements and 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD You Can Afford occupancy. 643-7111. 1577. bedroom ranch, 2 full baths, were welcomed into the troop, rages. Autonoatlo klteliea, floor, hot water. Call between first floor, 2 bedrooms and Lots For SWlc 73 will be served. as the scouts sang, "Hello,” aitd cellent fringe benefits. In complete office facilities pro OPEN NKfflTS TILL 9 P.M. maintenance free redwood ex DELMONT STREET—New on lavatory on second floor, family room piua bflioe. Goad 8-12 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. 649- THREE ROOM, first floor EAST CENTER STREET—7 Nine Involved in Accident "Make New Friends”. terviews and testing on vided. CaU Mr. Werbner. 643- terior, family room with fire market. 6 room older home In steam heat, one car garage. BOLTON LAKH^-Shore front Nine persons were Involved sized lot. -Price drastically 1962 KENMORE deluxe gas Luxury Living! 5987. apartment, stove, refrigerator, room house, 1% baths and ga LAST 350 square excellent jondltion, 1 ^ baths, Wanted— Real Estate 77 A t the rededlcatlon, the troop Tuesday, November 10, at 1121, 643-7847 for an appoint place, scenic acre lot, A Must Let me show you Inside to lot. 50x186 on Bolton second in two separate accidents reduced for feet sale. A| S p.m. ment to discuss this fine op range, broiler, top griddle, all utilities Including heat, rage, immediate occupancy. feet of prime of See for the quality conscious. carpeting throughout, modern renewed the promise and laws Best Buy! FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, lights, hot water, rea.sonable appreciate. Alice Clampet, lake. Choice location on Wild wltich occurred in Rock'vllle portunity. timer. Call 649-1830. Elegant new 4 room apartments Call weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, Hayes Agency, 643-4803. kitchen, enclosed porch, new wood Drive on west side of SPOT CASH paid for homes, and what the laws meant to stove, hot water. Inquire 464 rent. References requested. fice space NOW Realtor. 649-4643. farms and acreage, 24-hour yesterday shortly before 4 p.m. C o m m o r e lo l in lovely suburban neighbor Eve. anda weekends 649-1421. heating system, single ga lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc. them. as . ten girls lit ten can USED REFRIGERATOR, ex- E. Center St. Write Box N, Herald. LEASING. service. Hayes Agency, 643- In one accident, Bernard Large parcel suitable for 18 { REAL ESTATE salesman need hood within walking distance of rage. Sensibly priced at $17,- MANCHESTER—6 room home 649-5241. dles for the ten girl scout laws. ROGERS CORPORATION - cellent working condition. CaU THREE ROOM single .house, 4808. OrouB, 49. of 4 Nye St., was In apartments Or other ■ ed (licensed only) with the high school, bus, toppin g and SEVEN ROOM duplex, quiet 900. Immediate occupancy. T. in St. James Parish, 100x170 Mrs. Gray lit three large can 649-5189. minutes from Parkway. Equip THREE ROOM apartment, nicely furnished. Call 649- Ideal for insur Smart New Sliift volved In an accident with a Near future redeveiopment I ICanehester Conp. time necessary ‘to devote to neighborhood, Laurel St. $110. , 4 J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. shaded lot, 2-car garage. 8 7.7 ACRES, win finance, pro dles, for the three parts of the the sale of property in the ped with GB refrigerator, first floor, heat, hot water, 6438. ductive land, excellent for BUYERS WAITING — 8 bed- driven by David Y. Paul, area. Professionally ap-1 WALNUT bedroom set, bed and Call 643-2465. ance man, ac bedrooms, big kitchen, 1V4 Girl Scout promise, and the Manchester area. Experience built-in GE oven, range kitchen range and refrigerator horses or large garden. Own room home $20,000 maximum' 2 0 , of Tolland. Passengers In praised to settle estate^. (Equal opportunity employer) spring, dresser, vanity and furni.shed. Ideal for working COMPLETELY furnished 5 countant or other baths, * excellent condition, ranch, $20,0(X) minimum mul- Qrous' car were Bruno S. troop sang "When Ere You preferred. We are members garbage disposer/ Rent Includes GLASTONBURY—6 rooms and er 649-0389. Glastonbury . bench. 643-60,59. couple. Centrally located. room house. 2 garages, $130 professional use. $14,900. Wolverton Agency, tiple dwellings, all price Make a Promise. of the Manchester Board of heat and hot water, free park bath, 8 miles from Aircraft, Knit Slippor$ Realtor, 649-2813. Liszewskl, 54, 26 Grand St., Available December 1st. Call monthly. Call 649-5197, 643- ranges. For immediate action John Krawlec, 43, of Hazard- A t the court of awards, pro Brand new raised ranch. SVi Realtors and Multiple Listing G.E. REFRIGERATOR, Dixfe^ ing, outdoor picnic and recrea on bus line, adults or small 2641 after_^ 6 p.m. baths, 'Vermont marble flr^ I Service. Replies confidential. tion area. family preferred. 633-2397. 649-1577. THREE BEDROOM ranch In CLEAR, lever 200’x200’, nice call Paul J. Correntl Agency, viUe, and Richard Morris, 37, ficiency badges were presented electric range, both white, ex-* 643-5363. place, Tappan Mtchea. Over Help Wanted— Male 36 For appointment call Gerard cellent condition. 649-6335 * Air-Conditioned fine Manchester location, location. Owner 649-0889. of Enfield. to the following girls. Deborah THREE LARGE .sunny rooms, THREE EXTRA large heated , All five were taken to Rock 2,100 ft. living area. CooM Agency,.Realtors, 643-0365. days, 643-5053 eve. Suburban For Rent 66 needs a llttls redecorating but McQuade, gypsy, bpoks, back Only $125! stove and refrigerator, resi rooms downstairs, all appli DOUBLE building lot for sale, ville City Hospital. Paul was yard fun, water fun and the be four or even five bed ACREW m a c h i n e set-up op NNB can be bought right. J. D. rooms. Minutes from Man dential area, $110. monthly. ances, at 10 W. Middle Tpke. 200x400, School Road, Bolton. admitted, and the others were sign of the arrow; Maureen erator, experienced with air BEDS, mattres.ses, box.springs ANDOVER — 4 room apart * Abundont off $treet Realty. 643-5129, 643-8779. chester, In fact has Mandies- Situations Wanted— 643-5983. Phone 643-4151. Call 649-2871. NOTICE treated and released. craft parts, all benefits. Ap- —clearance prices. Hurry for ment, Includes heat and hot Adams, gypsy and backyard ^ter city water. Ask for Nor- | ly Dean Machine Products, Female 38 best buys. Howard's Sleep Samuel M. water. Call 742-7676 for ap p a r k in g INVESTMENT opportunity— In accordance with the re Paul was summoned to court fun; Diane Gray, gypsy and wa SCHOOL STREET — Six room Lake— "man^ Hohenthal. -\ 65 Adams St., Manchester. Center. 539 Main. 649-6335. NORTH MANCHESTER—Five pointment. I I Two family 4-4, plus brick BOLTON quirements of the Zoning Reg oh Nov. 24 by Lt. Emilio Pel ter fun; Doreen Rice, pet and Duplejc, modern bath, adults rooms and bath, heated, sec 50x210 lot, $700. Alice Clam ? EXPERIENCED mother would store, convenient neighbor legrini on a charge of failure $ypzy; Louise Ritchie, toymak- A p o r t m e n t M o u m Lavitt Agency -prefwred, $100 per month. ond floor. $115. children wel pet, Realtor, 649-4543. ulations of- the Town of Man like to care for working moth GULISTAN rugs, gold nylon, VERNON— Four room modern j hood. Gross Income $297 per chester, Connecticut, the Zon to grant the right of way at an er; and Carol Moon sewing. The Five Incomee from this mod- AH^llable Nov. 15. Call 643- come. Call 649-2055 after 7 apartment, country setting, ■ CaU The ers' children at her home. 643- 12x15. and 3x15. with pads, 843-2168 Realtors ^76-6297 month. $19,900 for Immediate ing Board of Appeals will hold Intersection. The accident oc gypsy badge weis also present ,ern brick structure skooM m a n — OVER 18 5563. p.m. includes range, large refrig- i I 9643. $150; limed oak bed with at Vernon Circle. Pkwy Exit 95 sale. E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, Suburban F-or Sal* 75 a public hearing on Monday curred „ at . the _ Intersection . , of ed to Marie Dsganne, Marion appeal to the prudent In tached nlte stand, king size erator, heat and hot water, | B and H Co. (Owners) 649-5051, 649-0871, evenings . . . to work WOULD LIKE to care for 3 or Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER—Main Street. evening, November 16, 1964 at Giuca, Diane Paul, Deborah vestor. CaU BUI Belflore fbr | foam mattl'e.ss and boxspring, ROCKVILLE — 5 room apart heated garage, washer and | 649-9204. I EAST HARTFORD—First of- The second accident occurred Gentllcore, Jane Madden, Mar In meat market. 4 year old girl in my home. Close to Center. 5 large room s,' ment, heat, hot water heater, 8 P.M. In the Hearing Room of facts and figures. $125 -comprete. Cail 643-,5682. STEPS OFF East Center dryer available, adults p re-1 613-9527— 64,'i-2163 I ferlng. Excellent 6 room Co a few minutes later at the in- lene Misovich, Tina Patelli, Ann 649-9554. 2 bedrooms, completely redec-1 children allowed, $60. 643- MANCHESTER— BeautlfuL 5% the Municipal Building on the ' Apply in person 'Street-'—Clean 5 roonr first ferred. $130 monthly. 875-2600,! lonial. enclosed breezeway, 2- lersectlim of Park St. and Rlvosa, Irma Sanchlnl) Jahis ' Garrison Colonid WEBCOR stereo and FM tuner, orated, second floor In 2 fam-1 4385. 875-6148. 1 room ranch, nice condition, at following applications: STATE floor flat, separate .-'Turnace, car garage, fireplace, tile bathi Park PI. A car driven by Kay, Lynn Correntl and Kathy Here’s a recently.Hated brick I 6 speakers, 40 watt amp, beau $95 monthly. Hayes Agency, ily home, heat, hot water and tached garage,. many extras, full insulation, fenced lot, HEARING ALSO. ' MEATOWN Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 garage ' included. $115 per M .n 'Oeorge A. Clrelll. '49, o f Weth- Taylor. The girls gave Mr. and frame Garrison Colonial. tiful condition, $150. Call 649- 643-4803. on bus line, full price $15,500. shade trees, ample closetc, Malcolm J. Kerr, d.b.a. ^ vehicle mpnth. Call Manchester Realty Chester Transmission (k>., 634 Wicks, a vote of thanks for ac Sparkling and Immaculate, 1315^ Silver Lane COLLIES—AKC, trls and sa 9842. ■ ■ Unusual 3 bedroojn ranch, 2H quick occupancy, priced for driven by Jeanne. M. Ahonen it reflects tender care given Company, 643-0000. baths, large beautiful heated Center St., Business Zone n . companying them on the hikes East Hartford bles, 6 weeks old, $60-$75. 643- FOR RENT — 4-room heated ' quick sale. Charles Lesperance, of Canterbury,. Connecticut. by the fastidious owners. LIVING ROOM sofa and chair, apartment, call 643-5118 be rec room. 3-zone heat, extras Special Exception to have Gen and making It possible for them 9633. dinette set, 4 xhalrs and table, FIVE ROOM apartment, first NEW OWNERS WANTED 649-7620. Anthony Carclo, 53, of West to earn the gypsy badge. Originally custom buUt, It tween 8:30 a.m, - 4:30 p.m. galore, complete In-law setup, eral Repairer’s License and Hartford, w»s a passenger In A-1 condition. Call 649-6529 ' floor, now available. Newly large mortgage available, Certificate of Approval for A t the birthday celebration, features l'J4 baths, an over TWO MALE poodles for sale, the Clrelli car. sized gara^, and high ahnib- EXCELLENT opportunity for after 3:30. decorated, oil furnace, garage. must sell. Call on this one. Tolland same at above location. Deborah McQuade read a trib assistant super service sta $100 each, all black, 4 weeks Call 649-5907. Louise A. Upp, of Fklrfleld bery and trees, giving estate- old. 742-7870. THH^B ROOM apartment. 118 The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, WE ARE EXCITED Leon LeBlanc, 55 Oakland ute to their founder, Juliet Gor tion manager. Ideal working 19.56 ADMIRAL T-V, 2 chan fain St.. $10(|. 649-5229. 9-5. Realtors,. 643-6930. and Charles Zezulka, 23, of don Low and all the girls sang like privacy to the rear yard. nels only, $8. Brass bed, coil SAVE M O N E Y -$55 monthly. St., Business Zone II. Special Baked enamel steel atonne conditions, top salary, incen GROOMING and boarding, will and you will be too with Exception to have Used Car Norwich, were passengers in “Daisy.” springs. $8. 644-8023. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, ■'5 room apartment, redecorat and screens. Plastered walls. tive bonus plan, paid vaca collect and deliver. H. C. this 1V4 year old Ranch Dealer’s License and Certifi the Ahonen car. Clrelli was Marlon Guica, who shares the tions, hospitalization plan and hot water, $95 monthly. 649- ed middle aged people. 643- Let us show you th ro u g h - Chase, Harmony Hill Ken nestled on a 2% acre treed cate of Approval for same at warned for defective brakes by same birthday, Oct. 31, as many further advancement op nels, Bolton, 643-5427. 0783. - 8536. EXECUTIVE SPECIAL lot. Bullt-ins set o ff the Patrolman John Stodd, "Daisy” Low, made a blrthdsiy then you tell us whether yon | portunities. Apply in person Musical Instruments 53 above location. like It or not. huge kitchen. Flreplaced Eugene W. Wilson, 411 Hart Gideon Fiona, 75, of Broad wish for the troop. It was unan only to manager between 10 PORTABLE electric .piano im A 6 room ranch, 2 baths, 2 living room to warm your Brook, was arrested last night imous that they go to the N.Y. a.m.-3 p.m.. Cities Service Articles For Salt 45 ford Rd., Business Zona II. Spe BY THE W AY — ported from ItalT'^ beautiful car garage,garsce, finishediiniBneo rec bones. $15,500. J. Gordon cial Exception to have Limited by Patrolman George Gardner World’s Fair again next year, Center, 555 W. Middle Tpke., 649-5306. .The increasing mobility of | tone, not a tqyf wonderful room,n, professionally land Repairer’s License and Certifi and charged with intoxication. The leaders presented all the the American public, comer of Adams, Manchester. IT’S TERRIFIC the way we're scapeded lot, swimming pool, selling Blue Lustre for clean Xma.<» gift. 6^2203. 22 DAYS cate of Approval for same at Fiona was presented this morn girls with their membership the apparently here-to-atay I APPLIANCE delivery men Priceded way below replirepface- above location. ing in East Hartford Circuit cards and stars were given to ing rugs and upholstery. Rent TRUM PET,/ Conn, purchased ment. Upper 30’s. Vacant. phenomena o f Job tranafeia part-time. We are now taking electric shlimpooer $1. Olcott Barrows £ Wallace Rolf L. Boman, 395 Tolland Court and was fined $7. the following girls; Maureen has unaoasonalized the real'l from lo^jkl dealer . $150, A-1 Adams, Karen Bangasser, applications for part-time de Variety Store. conditloh, used 6 months. Sell Manchester Parkade, Tpke., Business Zone II. Special Held In Speeding Charge estate business in n livery men to deliver and in- 1 1 ' 2 1 3-1 4 1 5 1 6 7 WMTHINtW 8 *^ 9 0 2 family 6-6, two recent Manchester 649-5306 Exception to have Limited Re Donald W. Frederick, 17, of Lynn Clorrenti, Marie Deganne, years. Don’t let the approach- I DARK, RICH stone-free loam! ing *100. 644-8657. Gayle Finnie, Karen Frost, ■tall appliances, experience 14 patt-o -rama 10.20 heating systems, large pairer's License and Certificate Ellington, was summoned into lilg winter months deier yon preferred but not essential. Also, fill', sand, gravel, and 81 91 crti n ^ i OPEN FOR YOUR INSPEdflON 5086-N wooded lot, “C” zone, ne* of Approval for same at above Circuit Court 12, Rockville, on Deborah Gentllcore, Marion from listing your property Driver’s .license, necessary. ■tone. 643-9504. Antiques 56 15 1 16 1 W L U » 1 20 21 For your busy day-by-day paint on trim, good Income. CHICKEN COOP (30x100) pro Guica, Janis Kay, Jane Mad Knit boots (or slipper-socks) location. charges of speeding, failure to with us. Neither rain, zntw, Contact Mr, N. Shear, Con 22 1 23 1 24 25 1 26 1 27 28 schedule right through till spring Priced to sell at $21,900. , vides excellent retirement In Sun Oil Co., 288 Center St., obey a atop ^gn, and failure to den, Deborah McQuade, Maur nor gloom of night win atop SNOWBLOWERS, ' new mmI' FOR SALE — Player piano, SUNDAY— 1-5 P.M. — neat as a pin shift with a are quick to make and so very come plus a nice 6 room cape sumer Sales Company, 3510 early English sewing cabinet, Business Zone II, Special Ex carry his'registration. een Mello, Marlene Misovich, us from our impoiateilj Main Street, Hartford. Ab used, Ariens, Snobird, 'Toro, 29 1 30 1 . 1 1 The present owners do not want to leave this fine home at 58 Alice Drive brand new look In the clever nice to ^ ve to that special some with 2 car garage. On Rte. Shlela Misovich, Carol Moon, Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. ’’Gone with the Wind” lamp, one! He’ll find them trim and 3 Bedroom raised ranch. In ception is requested to enlarge Frederick was arrested by rounds. Be It June, Jaanai solutely no phone calls. ' in Manchester, but leave they must and soon. Come out this Sunday or any stitched detail. 44A, just over Bolton line. land area of gas station at Constable David Hudak at 8 p.m. Glaudla Moore, Julia Morrls- or any other ttme...!! Service* and parts. Capitol fireplace equipment, butler's No. 8390 with Patt-O-Rama is so comfortable to wear. Vernon, choice of colors. er anxious. T. J. Crockett, Equipment, 38 M t^ Street, desk 1840, also, bric-a-brac. time by appointment and see why this delightful three tedroom ranch is Pattern No. 5086-N haS" knit 1% baths. 2. fireplaces, above location and have Certifi last night. Police said the viola sette, Tina Patelli, Diane Pa^, WORK! Jn sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. tor, 648-1677. cate of Approval for same. Patricia Puzlnas, Doreen Rl-efc, WANTED—Part-time oil truck Manchestar. Open/ daily 7-6, 384 Hartford Road. jufit what your family needs for comfortable living. Features II tiled baths, directions to fit all sizes; stitch large lot. Priced at $21,900. tions occured on Loveland Hill THE 49 MOUNTAIN ROAD /2 Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, a Arthur A. VanHoudt, 18 Mc- Louise Ritchie, Ann Rlvosa, driver. CaU 649-0086. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Illustrations. COVENTRY — Cute 4 room Rd. and at the Intersection of lovely kitchen, huge living room with center hall room arrangement. Full yards of 35-inch. Nall St., Business Zone IL Spe Irma Sanchlnl. Kathleen Tay WILLIAM E. BELPlORil Wanted— To Buy 58 To order, send 80c in coins to: To order, send 36c In coins to: ranch, double wooded lot, ga Old Town Rd. and Rt. 83. SMALL apartment size refrig basement and hot water oil heat. Excellent VA or FHA financing available cial Exception, is requeated to lor and Helga WlrU. Ths par DELIVERT man needed in So. Anybody want to take a guess which day it will be Bue Burnett, The Manchester Anne CJabot, The Manchester rage, large Uvliu room with Hoapltal Notes AGENCY erators, newly painted,' good JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. have Lilted Repairer’s U- ents all sang "Happy Birth Windsor area, steady year WANTED TO BUT—Antiques when we hang out the “ SOLD” sign? We know that at the best of terms, ^ Evening Herild.^JlSO AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF firaplace, only $8,500. Hayes Admitted yesterday: Marvin REALTORS fi48-filll | for recreation rooms, guar- and good used furniture. VU- cenae and Ortificate of Ap Croye, 97 Hany La.; Donald day” to the troop in honor «< 'roimd for Thursday and Fri this sounds pretty optinldstic, but we’re confident DIRECTIONS; East Center St. to Vernon St. (at Cook’s aai7^;e). Srd i^ht off AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. REALTORS 649-6261 ' Agency, 643-4803. Nonnaa S. HohdsUhal day evenings and .Saturday. teed. $24.95. Apartment ahee' tSge Peddler Auction' House, Vernon-St. at Marion Dr. Follow Marlon Dr., to Alloo Df. aqd Jarvis signs. loose. leoM. ^ , proval for same at abova loca- MacRae, Yr Spring St.; .WiUlam their fourth birthday. Lsn Charboaeaa $1,000 extra income annually. stoves, good for Industrial Route 88, BlUngtoo. 87S-S7U, that the value represented here will not be over For ist-claas mailing add 10c Bvaa. Weekend 649-7445, CLARK ROAD In WMplng. Uqn. McCracken, Somers; David The program closed with the Membars: work, originally $260, sacrifice For Ist-class mailing add IQc Call Mr. Turney, 528-6686, be Bob Fhicklger, and. Son. looked. We’ve gpt 22 days to prove it I SEE YOU SUNDAY FROM 1 - 5 P.M. roc each pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, 643-5219 Custom built 6 room Ranch,Rand All peraona Interested may Paul, ToUahd; Paul Miffltt, El singing of "Taps” and refreah- tween 6-9,' $85. Large assortment of used Addreas with Zone M d Pattern A real nice home. T h ree bed attend this hearing. lington; Liaa Zawado, Ellington; ments wore enjoyed by all In Beard o f : restaurant, store and tavern CASH IMMEDIATELY — We Address with Zone, Style No. JARVIS REALTY CO. And Size, Number. rooms, carpetink, fireplacs Zoning Board of Appeals DebonJi Nicholas, Broad Bfook. the school cafeteria. The troop KAN for full or paft-tlme of> equipment. Fontaine's Used b u v ' anythii^ from a pin to New-r-’a** Fall^Wlntsr Album! $13,900-5 ROOM home, ga and finished recreitlqn room, John F. aifford . Dlachargsd yeaterday; Mra. recently spent an overnight at RMtaurant Equipment, 478 battleship. uMd furniture and WOLVERTON AGENCY. RooHor 449-2813 983 EAST CENTER STREET-r643-1121 Bon’t waif -i- send 60(? now for jrour copy of the fall k winter Articles; ' Custom OollecUon; raga, centrally loeatad, excel water softener, half aers lot. Chairman Marlon Lukaclk, SO ^ a St.; Camp Merrie-Wood and alqo Windimr 8 t. Hartford; B37> ■npliancea. Ask for Mr. Reed, ROUTE 88, VERNON— 649-1200 / regular features; Items to lent buy. Call -Paul J. Cor- T. J. Crockatt, Haaltdr, 64$- Jdhn A, OaglaneUot Oaorga Cook, Vornon; Mra. Sa went on a hike with troop 7 6 7 7 L ^ 6i9-83(|(l, 349-4794. ^ Issue of'Batic F a ^ o n , âonpleta patitam book. make!,Only He a 9 ev r- k rantf Agwicgr, e4M$M. 157T.|^ ' rah w aft; ToUand; MqrY him 0$ Center Cburoh. ’•S’* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1 M | Avungo Daily Net Preae Ran The Woather iltatîrfisti^r lEWhinigi' F o r O w JR kkk Itaded r o n e u s t of U. B. W e u t h s r Oetsbsr tl, 1 M 4 ’workem to collect pledge card Knights eif'Oohimbua will Ladiea of S t James ' wUl m obMTvanee of tholr 4Sth which have been dietrlbUted and Sunny and mIM today, high sponsor at Eather and Son meet Sunday at 7:45 a.m. in •nnivonaiy, th« Polish Ameri retum them to the fund office. C»mmunk>n Breakfast Sunday. the lower, church to attend can Club will sponaor a ban- WOODLAND 14,101 near 60; M r , cool tonight, lew $8- Communion In a body at the [uet and dance tomorrow at United Fund Short The drive is scheduled to bo 40; sunny. m O d again tsMierrow, They will receive Communion cleaned up by the end of this k t the Audit high In 60s. O out O aart Cad«t Neil at the 7 a.m. Mass at St. James’ 8 a.m. Maas. Ths Maas la in :S0 p.m. at 106 ainton S t sf Ctrentaaou W li^ m oC Mr. end Mra. J. Church. After Mass, breakfast memory of deceased members WMik. DARDENS ManchtuterÂ City of Village Charm jM k Wtoe of 1 mutop Dr., wm will be served at the K of C of the organisation. Loyal Circle of King’s By Third of Goal a member of the all-«nn*d Home, Main St. The St. Rev. Daughters will mset Monday MTVioe honor oordon for the M ^ . Bldward J. Reardon will Color Guard of ths VFW at 7:45 p.m. in the fellowship VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 33 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1964 (Classified Advertising on P a g e 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS state funeral of formef Presi be guest speaker. Tickets may will participate In the Veter room of Center Congregational The 1964-66 United Fund hasf Robert Fuller, general chair achieved two-thirds of its goal man of the fund drive, noted this dent Herbert <1 Hoover. be obtained at the K of C. ans Day Parade Sunday In Church. Hostesses will be Mrs. G e o r ^ K . _ _ « Home. Rockville. Members may con David Muldoon and Mrs. Mar A total of 176,740.54 of the fund’s week that' many townspeople Coast Ouard l>t (J.g.) Har tact Commander Edwards for garet Kottke. anticipated $115,000 has been may sUIl not have been con Converse vey L. Wahnqulst Jr., son of Geoffrey S. Morris, son of further details. celved. The Initial Gifts division, tacted by fund canvassers. SHOP Policy Review Expected Mr. and Mra Harvey U Wahn- Mrs. Lillian E. Morris of 58 Steamers, cherrystone clams charged with bringing in $80,000 "We urge those people who PAINTING AND qutat of 270 Autumn St. is par Hilltop Dr.; Louis A. Melesko, Peter J. McCarUn, eon of and clam chowder will be served of the total, haa eb far rung up have not tân contacted to send DECORATING Rusk Opens Meetings ticipating In Operation Deep- son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Mrs. Ceclfe McCartan, 253 tonight from 7 to 9 at the Elks $68,801. » • their contributions to the Unit HERE freeae while s e n ^ aboard the Melesko of 224 E. Middle Tpke., School S t, recently completed Club, Bissell St. Members, their Leading the other divisions is ed Fund office, 71A E. Center .PHONE 948-2804 FOR Coast Guard Icebreaker East- and Patrirk C. Cawley, son of basic training at the Naval wives and guests are welcome. the industrial employes drive, St., or to can the office to ar Call Evenings — 6 to 9 wind, In Antarctica. This oper Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Caw Training Center, Great Lakes, which has now tallied $8,964.45. range to contribute.” The resldenUal drive has Fuller also asked campaign Taylor Due ation supports the Antarctic ley of 117 Cooper St., have be HI. Mothers Ohib of Center Con gregational Church will meet brought In $5,067, and the busi Research Progrram which is un gun basic training at the Naval ness employes drive $125. ChrysantlMmaHi On Alliance Future Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the home der the National Research Pro Training Center, Great Lakes, Robert D. Fregin, son of Mr. Town employes have contribu gram. ni. and Mrs. Robert Fregin, 116 N. Of Mrs. Jon Marx, 67 Schaller Rd. A home decoraUng tour on ted $4,232.75 and board of edu WASHINGTON (A P )— '^■>P*’hne Minister Harold Wilson ls<Ôermany from partnership with School St.; Victor L. Losler, eon expected to come to Washington Rotarian Harry Maldment, 09 Members of the Manchester of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Lo film will be the feature of the cation employes have so far giv CUT FLOWERS From Saigon Secretary of State Dean France and he is stepping up meeting. en $3,847. for talks with President Johnson pressure lor reshaping NA'TO. Robert Rd., will show slides and Auxiliary of Children’s Services zier, 4614 Summer St.; Richard Rusk today begin discus on allied nuclear policy. speak of his trip to the Hawai will sponsor a workshop Mon A. Sobielo, son of Mr. and Mrs. The United Fund Is collecting AH Colare sions with European for Recently he sent two of his ian Islands at TOesday’s meet day from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Albert C. Sobielo, 226 School St.; this year for 11 town service WASHINGTON (AP)—Ambassador Maxwell D. Nuclear weapons manage top aides. Premier Georges ing of the Manchester RoUry home of Mrs. Robert C. Denni and Forest R. Williams, son of agencies, which otherwise must eign policy chiefs to find ment and control Is at the heart Pompidou and Foreign Minister Grange Confers mount their own fund drives. ONLY Taylor probably will return from Saigon in a week or of the crisis facing the North Maurice Couve de Murville, into Club at «:80 p.m. at the Coun son, 704 Spring St. They will Mr. and Mrs. Forrest N. Wil LET’S HAVE A PARTY! out if there still is a chance try Club. Maldment and his wife decorate cookie containers for Hams, 42 Amott Rd.; recently so for consultations on South Viet Nam with President of salvaging the late Presi Atlantic Treaty Cffganization. the frontline. They blasted tha have Just returned from a the forthcoming annual Christ completed basic training at Degrees on 14 Royals Fine Cott’s (contents only) Johnson and top advisers. State Department yofficials The diplomatic traffic will not U.S.-proposed Multilateral Nu Be modern with ICE CREAM OINOERALE and dent John F, Kennedy’s be one-way entirely. clear Fleet and hinted that month’s visit to the Islands. mas Cookie Tea. Naval Training Center, Great CLUB SODA said today. • Lakes, III. Fourteen new members of 79o ■/, OmI. ment headed by Premier Tran grand design of a trans- George W. Ball, Ru.sk’s depu France might turn Us back on 5 bots. $1.00 $ A broad review of the Unifed Atlantic partnership. ty at the State Department, will NATO if Washington insists on Brian E. Seifert, son of Mrs. Manchester Grange received the A Real Special! Van Huong. U.S. officials are Anne Seifert of 131 Deepwood Manchester Rod and Gun third and fourth degrees A Good Buy! States’ Southeast Asia policy is reluctant to say how seriously Rusk is scheduled to meet meet with Schroeder in Berlin creating the controversial being undertaken in the wake of with Jo.seph M. A. H. Luns. the •Thunsday and with German mixed- manned force. Dr., will be inducted into Epsi Club will sponsor Ladies Night Wednesday at a meeting at YELLOW I Indian River the election. No lessening of the they consider the opposition to lon Alpha Zeta, an honorary tomorrow at the oiub, Daley Orange Hall. A Harvest Supper CUKES SQUASH I GRAPEFRUIT 1.79 the Infant civilian government, foreign minister of the Nether Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in U.S. officials .said the United WANTED strong support being given the Bonn Nov. 16. business fraternity at the Uni Rd., Coventry. CockUils wiU was held before the meeting. S for 25e 2 lbs. 35o 6 for 49c formed only last Wed*- ssday. lands. Monday, he will confer States is determined to go be served at 6:30 p.m. with I Gtnoraut Bunch South Viet Nam government in with Foreign Minl.ster Paul- The primary object of all ahead with this plan and that CUBAN LATE MODEL versity of Hartford, Tuesday at Mrs. Gustaf Anderson re its fight to overcome the Com The next few days may tell the 6:30 p.m. at the Stone Haven dinner catered by Garden ceived a gold star National story, they said. Henri Spaak of Belgium and these se.ssions is to find a way to the angry accusations In Paris .Restaurant, Farmington. Mem Grove Caterers at 7. There will munist Viet Cong is expected. If Friday, faced with the pros Nov. 22 with Gerhard Schroe- shore up the Atlantic communi did not affect Washington'9 t' r i - USED C A R S Grange lecturer’A award and • FRESH FROM THE COOLERS! • th^re is any change in U.S. der, the foreign minister of ty, how showing signs of dLsin- position in this re.spect. r-. bership in EAZ is based on per be dancing to a live orchestra. State Grange honor subordinate PLANT policy, experts said, it more pect of hostile demonstratlona TOP PRICES PAID sonal character and scholastic McIntosh, Cortlands, Northern Spies, Red Delicious, Golden by student and religious faC We.st Germany. tegration. Authoritative Washington lecturer’s award. Manchester likely will be in the direction of Other meetings will be held aptitude. Hi - League of Emanuel Luth' Grange received, an honor Delicious, Baldwins and Wlnesaps. Also Bose Pears increased support. tions, Huong conferred yw ith! A sudden and vehement sources acknowledged that tha FOR AU MAKES eran Church will meet Sunday Taylor and then took.ô the early in December when a num French offensive is the major, double- barreled attack in Paris Grange award last month at the The question of possible ex Manchester Memorial Hos at 1 p.m. at the church. They annual Connecticut State BUY 1 or 101 OF ANY ITEM YOU WANT! radio to appeal to the people "to ber of European foreign minis though not the only rea.son for represents an unexpected and pital Auxiliary executive board have been invited by Christ the tension of the war to the north help us restore authority and ters are expected in the United this feverish diplomatic activi unexplained change in tha Garter Chevrolet Grange session in Hartford. ■k GROCERIES s COLD CUTS s DAIRY ’n PASTRY k remains unanswered at present, States for the convening of the will meet Monday at 1 p.m. in King League of Windsor to par National Grange membem discipline in building up the ty. according to U.S. officials. French position. the hospital board room. ticipate In a Hobo Hike. they said. country against Communism.” U.N. General Assembly. Charles de Gaulle, the French Although France has said and others interested in taking In January, according to re- Co., Ine. the seventh degree were re 276 OAKLAND ST. Taylor, who resigned as Thus far, the United States president, .suspects the United Itt9 Main SL—di9-62S8 chairman of the Joint Chiefs of has not iriade its position clearly Two giant rockets are hauled along in Ked bquare as Kus.sian armed might ports from London, British Statgs la trying to woo West (.See Page Two) minded that it will be conferred 643-6384 Staff last July to accept the known other than to express Nov. 13 and 14 at Atlantic BANTLY OIL CO. Saigon post, was expected home support for the civilian govern is put on display in parade celebrating 47th anniversaiy of the Bolshevik City, N. j ! FUEL OIL OpenPERO .6 A.M..to,i P.M. W e^days • 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays NOW—! for a- visit about Oiristmas. He ment as a step in the right di- Revolution. (AP Photofax.) 331 Main Street last met with top officials two rectloil'. RUMMAGE SALE Phone 649-4596 months ago, returning to Saigon The military situation will be Events Missionary Document In mid-September in the midst thoroughly examined when 45 YEARS SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7Hi DAFFODIL 0f an abortive military coup. Taylor meets with the Presi IN 46 YEARS there have LEE’S nORIST Since then, the South Viet dent, Secretary of State DeaiT Russians Show New Rockets In State been many changes here at aid eiFT SHOP Nam government has been Rusk, Secretary of Defense Under Massive Attack the comer of Main and Mid 8:30 to 11^30 A.M. SPECIAL reshuffled, with civilians taking Robert S. McNamara and the dle Turnpike . • . and in the at. 44A. Bolton-—648-8089 oyer the top posts but former Joint Chiefs of Staff. food business . . . SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH • FES, WE DELIVER • Rtg. $1.49 daz. remier Nguyen Khanh control- The surprise Viet Cong mor In Big Anniversary Parade GOP Leaders VATICAN CITY (AP)—A document on missionary Self-service Sng the armed forces as com tar attack oo U.S. bombers at activity came under massive attack today at the Vati Check-outs 385 North Main Straat Flowers for all oocaaions; NOW mander in chief. the Bien Hoa Air Base; 12 miles can Ecumenical Council. Spokesmen for hundreds of Pre-packaging Weddings, Funerals, Cut OpposiUon is growing in South north of Saigon; last Sunday MOSCOW (AP) __ TheT®^*'*"*^^*"**’*' ^ USSR'S(»> First, he paid homage to Jo Seek Unity Parking Lota Flowers and Corsages . . . Viet Nam to Uie new govern was not taken lightly here. , ' ' military might, Jforam AAequipping ■ « ■ %« at .,AsephaV« OI StalinaIIa a at4 41^ the A A1 simple A1 A grave Roman Catholic bishops denounced the document as Sponsertd by Mu Sigma Chi Youth Group Soviet Union paraded huge the army and the navy with the to which he was shifted in 1961 HARTFORD (AP) — weak, inadequate and unacceptable. One bishop declared With all tjie changes, w4 have new rockets through Red most modern means of war during Nikita Khrushchev’s de- worked to keep Plnehurst a Connecticut Republican it needed “fire, a great spirit of zeal.” Square today under the fare.” Stallnization campaign. leaders have embarked on It was one of the most wlde- warm, friendly food center Brezhnev shared the spotliglit A short time later Chou with spread attacks on a single coun and to remember that the eye s of the world’s top a series of meetings in an Some of the prelates who Space Flops Equal communist leaders here to atop Lenin's marble tomb with held applause during a speech cil document .since the world customer is a person . . . not ' Chou, whose,.visit indicated Joint in which Brezhnev called for "a attempt to put their party wide assembly of Roman Catho spoke today made it clear they a number. 99 celebrate the Bolshevik Sovlet-Chinese attempts to ease new international meeting of the back together. lic prelatea opened in October wanted a broader revision than their intramural struggle for the Pope vparently had In We give you "red carpet’’ Revolution’s 47th anniver fraternal parties.” stale Republican Chairman A. 1962. Aim SpeciM Tulips, Between U.S.. Reds primacy in the Communist Peking radio, in a broadcast Searle Pinney said yesterday the Nqt a single one of the 17 mind. They said an entirely new treatment in every way . . . sary. movement. document should be drafted. put your heavy groceries in Hyacinths, Crocus, The Soviet military trundled Just prior to the Kremlin.meet meetings “would ultimately lead council fathers who spoke today NarcisHUH, Double, Par five new types of rockets out of Chou and the rest of his Pek ing, called for Red unity against to steps to get the party back in In St. Peter'g defended the text. Joseph Cardinal Frings of double bags . . . pack perish HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—Russian and United States ing delegation have rpade it Cologne, Germany, said the ables in separate bags to rot, Breeder 'Tulips, etc. its secret armories • one of "imperialism headed by the operation.” All asked for dra.stlc revision. space failures have been about equal since Sputnik I, them the biggest ever shown clear, however, that past trou United States.” "I am moving as fast as I pos The attack came a day after topic “should be formulated in a m ^ e home im-packlng esuty WHYtk WAIT? bles are not forgotten and that Planking Brezhnev and Chou new, enlarged schema,” accord- . . can^r your bags to your an expert on the Russian space program says. publicly in th* Soviet Union. sibly can,” Pinney said. Pope Paul \1 himself opened the Chinese will letUe for no today were leaders from the The Republicans carried 11 out delMts______on____ the council’s______schema ing to council spokesmen who car . . . Charle* 8. Sheldon, staffs A. televiaton commentator less than a militant attitude member of the National Aero called the huge weapon a rest of the Communist camp. of 169 towns in th« presidential on missionary activity and said i briefed newsmen on the close YOUR '65 C A R IS HERE GhrysanthBmums ings and the Russians didn’t tell toward the United States and For reasons not immediately voting Tuesday. there was much In it to praise. ■ session. Self-service groceries and nautics and Space Council, about the failures. "younger sister’” of the rocket vegetables, but a survey in power plant that hurled the first the reel of the Western world. apparent to Western observers, The first. meeUng was held But he too said there was ”ne- The schema, in Its present Waahington, D.C., bases this on According to the InformaUon . - ^ Chou backhanded his Soviet dicates customers prefer Huge Howers, All hla compilation of U.S. and Poland’s Communist boss. Wla- Thursday afternoon and night In ceaslty for further improve form, consists of a series of he was able to compita. -the-J13- -on two oocaataiw FVidayy -dyslnw Gomulka, was accorded the Hartford officea of John Al- ment” In the document, though propositions. It was boiled down service meats, so that’s what Over 75 Brand New Cars To Choose From Runtan space auccessds' and had fired 292 launch vehlblesl'®^ momn. casting a chill on the proceed you get at Plnehurst. Colors, Potted failures since 1969. But the appearance of the a special place of honor. sop, unsuccessful (30P guberna be exiMCted it to be "easily’’ from a detailed schema in iM since 1967 and 192 were succeiw- ings that matched the 29-degree torial candidate in 1962. approved. attempt to speed council work. Please Join lu in our 46th He admitted the comjparison ful. The Russians in the same world's Communist leaders .Weather In Moscow. Anniversary Celebration the had to be made from Russian together atop Lenin's Red (See Page Five) Alsop said it was a gathering But today’s speeches indi Reg. $2.95 period announced they fired 81 of “a lot of fine Republican peo next two weeks. HIGH TRADES— LOW PRICES! announcements on rocket • flr- with 79 successes. Square tomb tailed to dispel the cated strong sentiment to re Walter P. Gorman shadow cast by the ideological ple.” About 26 to 30 attended, he store something of its original ONLY Despite the big difference in said, but he declined to identify Edmund J. Gorman COME SEE — COME DRIVE ~ COME BUY! his percentages, Sheldon said dispute with Peking. form. W- f \ Presiding over ths festivities Seven - Time Loser Scores any of them. Barry Urges Much of the criticism ceune U.S. officials, although they Pinney reported that the ses i Shop Pinohurst tonight 5 6 -K PUNTSTONE Asked to Stay, refused to reveal their sources, marking ^ e Bolshevik Revolu from missionary bishops, who 10-INCH TRICYCIC WITH tion was the Kremlin’s new sion was attended by several have let It be known privately Saturday have said Russian failures Republican leaders, from till Nina BOULDERS DEVELOP THEIR equaled those of the United Communist party chief, Leonid First Election Victory GOP R etain that they felt the council was 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. 202 2-DOOR SEDAN ZA-ZOOJH* MOTOR $ Dillon Delays Brezhnev, surrounded by top throughout the state but that the paying Insufficient attention — Pre.sl- tive leadership.” Peter Rocchio, a seven-time Dean Burch reason they were particularly Largs Chicken Breasts mean something, Sheldon said, race,” he said. “I lost.” pleased by the Pope’s presence operated motor. Tricycle 1.99 dent Johnson has asked Douglas "would ome when the Soviet Standing with Brezhnev were loser at the ballot box, has final ’’For the next ten years I kept at 59c and Chicken Lightweight plastic Sole Dillon to remain Indefinitely as Premier Alexei Kosygin, Presi ly won an election. Stunned, Bus Co. Strike WASHINGTON (AP) — Arizo Friday. It was the first time he has dirome riser handle Union has enough self-confi my finger in politics, all the had attended a council working Lags 49c as well as bars, saddle with rail. boulders. Build fort, secretary of the treasury, in dence in its standing in rocketry dent Anastas Mlkoyan and other Jubilant and exhausted, he’s while waittilfe for another HARTFORD (AP) — The na Sen. Barry Goldwater, re auto, castle, more. formed sources said today. Soviet luminaries. leaving today for a week’s vaca chance to run for office,” he Connecticut Co’s, decision on turning to the capital for the session. 3'/2-lb. plump fryer- 12" size...... Sola $13 ,,,, Dillon, 55, is restless for a that it can tell us what the real first time since his presidential *2217 11.99 With knock-down 4 .4 4 HAY for mulching, count is.” Communist Chinese Premier tion. explained. “Then, in 1948, I ran whether to agree to arbitration Bishop Daniel Raymond Lam- AfMr S«k-4.n change after four years in the will determine whether there bid waa shattered, has urged ont, an Irish-born prelate who la roasting Chickens 1.29 u -s i a ...... Sale $15 n o m o n i y -d o w m ... Strawberries, Roses, Sheldon said that from state Chou En-lai and his delegation ”l still can’t believe it,” he again for the same office. I lost. u s wMkfr boulder. post but has made no deci.sion, from Peking, which demands a said. “My wife can’t believe it. "In 1953, I ran for Hempstead will be a bus strike Monday, a retention of Dean Burch as now bishop of Umtali, Uganda, each. All U.S. Grade A DELIVERED Perennials, Trees, etc. thfe sources said. ments by almost everybody Republican national chairman, denounced the schema as “a connected with the Soviet space hard line toward the West, My children can’t believe it. Town presldirtg aupervisor and union ofllclal said yesterday. quality at a low price. Bedding for animals. The Republican has held a looked on while a “peaceful "I won!” lost. In 1964 I tried for the state The cotnpany’s decision was despite cries from GOP moder few dry, miserable proposi variety of jobs in -international program, from Khrushchev to expected today. ates for Burch’s scalp. tions.” He told the council it 'CRArr* CLOCK' OR 'MOUSETRAP' Reg. $3.00 Ig. bale only rocket engineers, it is apparent coexistence” soft-line which Rocchio’s losses spanned 25 senate and, of course, lost Bottom Round Roast at BATTERY OPERATED affairs and finance since he apparently continues as policy years in politics, but he was a years later I ran for chairman-1 Thomas Kelly, business agent "My recommendation would contained “no fire, no inspira $1.69. entered government under then that the Russians are commit be to keep him because for the tion. The propositions would 99c lb. and tender GAME FOR HOURS OF FUN w h a Ok y l o c o m o t i v e ted to interplanetary travel. of the new Kremlin leaders was model of perseverance, says 1 ®bip of the county board, of as-, *^be Amalgamated Transit President Dwight D. Eisen delivered by Defense Minister Na.s.sau County Democratic sessors and I lost. Three years i Union. AFL-CIO, said the union first time in memory we fin give no new impetus for sending cube steaks 1.19 lb. hower in 1953. “From the very outset, the ished the campaign in the missionaries abroad, * (and) Solo 3.97 each -* Salt 2.97 firmly announced Soviet goal Rodion Y. Malinovsky. Chairman John F. English. | >ater it was a rim for Hemp- U)« company were "stale- MERCURY After the assassination of Whenever gloom beset a t stead Village trustee with an- j mated after yesterday’s ne- black,” Goldwater told an air cotild never inspire youth. We ware omitted from Hilarious. Be an engineer, AH m S a l.______9 .M H&H Lawn Food 50 President John F. Kennedy, has been manned flight to the Marshal Malinovsky. who port news conference Friday’ on planets with the intention of spoke after reviewing crack Democratlc candidate in the \ other loss and in 1960 I ran gotlatlng se.ssion. Thurs. night ad. or build a mousetrap. Chugs, hoots, lights up. lbs. covers 5000 sq. f t Dillon told Johnson he would usually Republican county, j again for the asses.sor post and T’he union has proposed that his arrival from Phoenix. (See .Page Five) stay until the new administra exploiting their information military units drawn up in pa Fall Special $1.99. rade formation in front of the English said, "we told him to lost.” its diprences with manage- The GOP presidential nomi Get not only Manchee- tion was well e.stabll.shed. Dur potential, resources, and coloni j nee, who carried only six states ing the presidential election | zation posslbiUtles," he said, Kremlin, stressed that the So look at Rocchio, who really Rocchio said he, his wife, and Dient be settled by arbitration, ta’’s freshest eg^, but viet Communist party “is ac knew what It was to lose.” | their two sons and daughter Iûrther talks were scheduled in Tuesday’s election, added *3324 SAVE 1.05 campaign, he said he still con Sheldon said because of the for this afternoon at the State that Burch, whom he had Se et these Strickland sidered himself a liberal Repub lack of public announcements tively and consistently promot Rocchio, 83, was swept into ] ■''■«?">' Put our everything into ing a , Leninist peace-loving for Labor Department In Wethers lected for the job as chalrmem, Bulletins f'arm large AA eggs at JR. TYPEWRITER LIME ...... 59s lican. He openly attacked poli by Russia, "there was no con the $24.600-a-year office of coun- , field. had done a “very, very com DELIVERED cies recommended by Sen. Bar elusive public evidence either eign policy, a policy of peaceful ty controller Tuesday in the I ^hen I look back on it now;” Culled from AP Wires Pinehurst this week for coexistence of states with differ landalWe that elected President insurance salesman and real mendable Job.” . Goldwater only 55c doz. To go with HAS REAL A aiO H ry Goldwater, the Republican for or against the Soviet Union Urged a thorough analysis of the nominee. having an urgent manned lunar ent social systems.” Jobfison estate broker said. "I figure I $1 Million Suit election returns and said the them we offer Oscar KEYBOARD The secretary feels that good landing or planetary landing Malinovsky paid tribute to the / T t all began “■in 1838,” Roc-; . »u„ . • . t , STAMFORD (AP)_ A $1 GOP would be wrong “going off KILLED IN R. I. Mayer’s lean bacon at 69c HEMLOCKS progress has been made 4n bol program- new Soviet Communist party,-^hio recalled. “It was then that J"*^ce years of actual cam^lgn- million Superior Court attach NORTH KINGSTON, R. I. ; sajd I decided to run for political ‘ng and my family was with me half-cocked before that is lb. or Miss Iowa bacon at MONTEREY 4-DOOR MODIRN TASLI, 2 CHAIRS stering the domestic economy “However, he said, "it should leadership around which he ment against the National Semi done.” (AP)----- Spencer S. Blatz, 5 yrs. old. Ideal for and stemming the flow of d'ol- be noted al.so that nothing which the whole Soviet Union’s dedlCa office to make the two-party conductor Corp. was removed Burch said he would call a 22, of Norftflk, Cenn., was 59e Ib. MERCURY tion to "peaceful coexisteifce,” system a reality on Long Is- Until three years ago when BREEZEWAY Sole 8 . 8 8 SAVE 2.16. Select C - l . A Hedging Only 59$ lars abroad. they have done to date is incon jgnj Eugene Nickerson was elected yesterday. The firm agreed to mealing of the GOP National killed here early today in a Ah« S.I.—*.*s hardwood, walnut wUlB Mmm m Two other key administration sistent' with conducting a lunar a warning about the d ^g er of furnish a $500,000 surety bond Committee after the first of the flery head-on o n ^ on Tower Looks like a battle this program Just as large and just “imperialist policies of aggres He said he looked over the list county executive on the Hill Rd. Identlfloation of the finish.Table;21'high. Afiw loi.______ii.n figures announced some time of offices up for election that Democratic ticket, Nassau within 10 days. year to discuss “all questions of week between Royal sturdy plastic with ago that they intend to quit their as urgent as our own and they sion.” The attachment waa brought interest to the party. Including vtctim, a student at the Unl» metal base. lO'AxlOVi' NO MONIY DOWN...1.25 WMhIy Jobs shortly after the election 0001(1 be even ahead of our cur- Because of this, he said, "the year and chose one for which he been rock-ribbed veraity of Rhode Island, was and Sealtest. African Violets 3" felt he was suited — the office Republican by the Sperry-Rand Corp. of that of my chairmanship. ’ Dr. Walter W. Heller, chairman rent position with new hardware Communist party and the Soviet Asked, what sustained him delayed because the body was Only 59e ngt yet seen outside thelf clo.sed | pe(>ple are displaying constant of Hempstead Town clerk. (S«a Pag* Five) (Sm P ^ e Five) burned beyond rocogultioa Roll's lee Cream Is a *2994 SAVE 32c LIVE ACTION (See Pag« Two) society. concern tnr flio flirfhAr "1 got the backing bf the par- ‘p® y®®*;®- Rocchio, said by flames from the front-end ______r. ..I I fig;ured I was representing "hot bargain" at 79c SPRING HORSE three minority groups. I am an gaaoline tank of his oar, po DELIVERED PENNY BRITE* Italian-Amerlcan, Roman Cath- lice said. PoliGe- Chief Burton '/t gallon and many wil DOLL POSES PRIVET HEDGING olif Democrat,” he said. Moon said Blatz’s auto was also pick up a gal heading south in one of the REALISTICALLY Sole 8 . 6 6 25 for $3.95 “Sometimes I wondered if I’d ‘Relatively Speaking’ lon of Sealtest inc fud- live long enough to see it hap two north-bound lanro of di sturdy steel frame, pen, but I didn’t get discour vided four-lane Tower Hm ing the world famous COLONY PARK 4-DOOR Sole 1.27 aged.” Rd. when It collided with thp big 3 feet long. other car. Checkerboard variety MERCURY STATION WAGON Aftw S.I.-1J* • scons Democrats Did Better at 89c 8 indies tall, fully PRODUCTS SALE ' WIVES RETURN jointed With case. WASHINGTON (AP)—Relatively speaking. Demo PHNOM PENH, Cambodia 2 5 % OFF (AP) — Two wives of U.S. Green Giant’s 45th ]\ew8 Tidbits crats carrying famous political names did a lot better EmlNMSy officials returned to Pinehurst Anniversary GIGANTIC from the AP Wires than Republicarts in last Tuesday’s election, even day- from Bangkok, Thailand. special is on *3528 21" LION OR though the GOP had a Taft and a mother-and-son team They were among 34 depend!- ’ REAUSTIC Are You Landscaping T going for it. ents flown out a week ago ^ Mixed Vegetables Let John and Leon plan I. W. Abel, secretary-treas-' Maryland voters sent young West Virginia, David E. Satte^ because' of threatened anti* in the flavor sealed DELIVERED 2 5" POODLE and plant your home. Visit urer of the (Jnited Steelworkers Democrat Joseph D. Tydings to field III of Virginia and Rotier'l American demonstrattona. 11w * ' and dimuss your.'plantlng the Senate and a seat once held E. Sweeney of Ohio. two are wives of Charges pouch Union announces he’ll try to D’affaires Alf. E. BergeeoA 8 for 89c Sole problems. Advice Is free. wrest union presidency from by his late stepfather, Millard The Senate, of course, has its 4*44 See our excellent selection David J. McDonald in union Tydings. first brother team in Ijpi years and Arthur Lee, public affairs Get coupon giving PICK THE OPTIONAL EQUIPMENt OF YOUR CHOICE of healthy Evergreens, election Feb. 1 2 ...Book sellers But in Ohio the bid of Rep. with the election of Democrats officer. Embassy officials said Huggable, soft, Flowring and Shade Trees, Robert Taft Jr. to follow his late Edward M. Kennedy in Massa they had no indlcatioa wbeh ' your next pkg. free .. colorful, plush. say 1934 edition of Webster’s | other wives and childrea ★ Multi-Drive MERCOMATIC TRANSMISSION ...... 2 3 1 .7 0 2114" EHOUSH 40" JR. 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Red- spring suspension face for true ball roll. leaders and end threat to 1,000 Howard Baker had two family nominate Sen. J. Howard Ed MOSYvMODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY istie features. b o ^ , smooUi ride. All neoeasary equipment L68 Woodland St. foreigners trapped behind rebel ties, but they didn’t help, as he mondson tor the Senate. His Lake Michigan todi^. Rest- ’ ll.OQ 1b another special lines. lost his bid for the Senate. Both older brother, Ed, also a Demo dents of seven Wtaoonsht: - value. **CharBa4r'...No money down...30 day* or months to pay Manchester, Conn. Marijuana cigarettes offered his mother and late father crat, won another term ‘In the oountlee reported to Ow Dana to school children in Frankfurt, served In the House and his House from Oklahoma Tuesday. Qtauty Madison S h e i t t r s ^ '' John and Leqn (Germany at no cost by mMo- father-in-law is Senate Republi And Ohio voters broke up a flee they had seen a big fhH^ V V .T . O FC A 1ST T € Z O . i Zapadka bers of narcotic ring, police can Leader Everett M. Dirksen Republican mother-son team. that laeted too hmg Is hh' " MORIARn BROTHERS Inaugural Preparations Under Way Already in Washington say... Britain tells Soviet Un of Illinois. They re-elected Mrs. Francis P. lightning. Three atrltas “Buy With Confidence From Hartford County’s Oideat Unooln — Continental — Open till 9 P.M. AKhough* Inauguration Day is more than two phers while tlie metal framework in the center will ion that Moscow wifi bear fuU Four Democratic sons of Bolton in the 22nd district but were reported la i Mercury — Comet — and WUIys Vehlolee Deotor” PARKADE M A IN S T R E n VERNON aRCLE responsibUlty for consequences former House members vfofi rejected her son, Rep. Oliver Rapids, Mich., to h ^ months away (Jan. 20), workmen are already busy *, become a canicqiy under which President Johnson of any altempt to interfere yyIUi election to the House for the Bolton, when he switched from there urod’** satramsw I I *> 301 CENTER ST. • OPEN EVENINGS • ' 64^S13B 64M474 M A N C H tS T M MANCHRSTIR •recting stands in front of the Capitol. The steel will take hit oath of office. Wopdeh bases for apec- British airline flights to Iso- first time. They are Jed John his 11th dlstiict to seek tha fhjrtjta^the 0^ sw , , VERNO N atructure iii foreground •’will be used tor ph