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Tlie United Fund Merm- oiheter conUnues its upward ollmb by ; a few mpre .“ de grees” today, wiM Me fund total now standing at Sion 034. Drive headquarters said Me division reports are as follows; Initial Gifts: $44,- Diem Said 808; Business-Employes, $0,- 008; Residential, tO,30o. The <88,098 (dedge. so far TOKYO (AP)— A mlU- puts M e drive at 00 per cent O t h e r s U. S. Forces Riish to Saigon tgr^-.psvdt with strong of lU goal of <110,000. ' 385 backing Hôke out today ment said heavy figliîg was against „the spovemment of WABHINOTON (AP) — U.i.' 'INDIANAPOLIS CAP) miltUry forces sped toward the still in progress in Saigon more Ngo Dinh IMem "iR ^South — A^'Jras explosiqn hurled than eight hqprS after the coup V ie t N a m . JFK Doubts area of South Viet Nam as a was lauhcf Concrete slabs as large aa precautionary move today A high U.S. militarjr Offtclglr ciosely following U.B. pianos and ffeme through iy reports from „ Viet source iA Tokyo said he had Ke4s Quitting while to|T~advis^ met wil a .crowd watching au ice said there was' no deter- heard— but could not eval President Kennedy on strategy sh ow finale T h u rs d a y In relation to what officii^ fnlnatlon by midmorning, Wash uate— a story that Diem ington time, whether the mili M o bn- Ra<^ night, killing 62 perstHts called an uprising of “ reAtatb- had been deposed and his portioitt.” tary revolt had taken a decis}Te and injuring 385. luiviser-brother Ngo Dinh WABHINOTON (AP) — Pres The - shift of armed forces turn. It was the second explo Was ordered with direct approv* Thera ware no reports of cas NhUj killed. There .'was no ident .Kennedy, has questioned sion disaster in the-United al from Kennedy. But it was ualties among Americans in the confirmation of either re wheMer Me Soviet Union is abandoning Me moon race. States within a few hours, emphasized that the movement South Viet Nam capital. The port, but hours' after the was only tb protect American American group in the country, Kennedy told a news confer Seven died and 26 w erî revolt broke out it was eAri- ence Thursday that he "would r lives tt necessary and did not including military advisers aid .jured in an explosion yrtticH represent any piotlclpatlon in ing in £ a war against Commu- dent that the Ngo regime not make any bets at all upon shattered drugstdTe in jlkb effort of some VlethAmese nlat guerrillas, embassy person was facing the sternest Soviet Intentions” despite Pre m ier Khrushchev’sv statement M arietta, a., ^ T h u r s d a y / military forces to throw out the nel,^ and representatives of the challenge since it came to government of Ngo Dinh Diem. %iat his country would not race night. pow er. Reports to the State Depart- (See Page Ten) to Me moon but, raMer, would More Man nthe hours a ftsr The United States, which has profit from American experi the 11 p.m.^mdianapoUa bkwt, 18,80p military men in Viet ence in that field. auMoritie.s' from miles around Nam, ordered military forces “I think that our experience In4iana3X>lis sorted- the dead near the country to move as has been Mat we wait for deeds, and ^ in g . necessary to protect American unless we have a system of ver 'the Red Cross, coroner’s «#- U.S. Troops Abroad lives. T l ^ would involve main- ification, and we have no Idea five and C71\il Defense ag reed the 7th Fleet in the South whether Me Soviet Union.Is go ina Sea and Air Force trans the 62 dead figûre after ing to make a race for Me moon checks of the' .six hoepHsUa, port planes based In Me Philip or WheMer it is going to attempt three Improvised morgiiee and Will Remain May Return pines and on Okinawa. an even greater program,” Me Confused and fragmentary re numerolis fimeral homes whera President said. - bodies were taken. ports reaching Tokyo through “I think we ought to stay with In Germany From Japan The injured munbered 385. of various diplomatic channels our program. I in ink ‘ Mat ‘ is the which 176 remained boapttat- WABHINOTON (AP) — Prasl TOKYO (A P ) — The United said plaiies bombarded DiSm’s best answer to M r. Khrush- Ized many in critiosJ conM- dant Kenned;' has assured an States is considering withdrawal palace while rebel-commanded chev.” tion. Many victims ware char apprehensive West Oermany of some military personnel from tanks and armored oars took Kennedy, during a 8l-minute red by M e flames, or eruahad that the lAiited Btatee Intends JiqMUi as part of the Kennedy over key street faitersecUons eession vdM newsmen, also; to keep its 'present combat administration's drive to reduce The Japaneee Smbaasy in Sai Reported a marked decrease under tumhhhng struotural'< Crete slabs which ■trength hi Burope intact. dollar spending abroad. gon said Uie N b ^ broadcast in Me number of Soviet troops from Me explosion. The U .A forces will stay in An Informed U.S. source said Mey had successfully taken in Cuba since Jan. 1 and said, One of six Holiday on loa West Oermany “as kxm as they ♦sdk" are being held with Japw over the government, but shoot without giving figures that Mere are needed,” the P i ^ a n t told nese defense officials on ways ing waa.;beard for at least two have been furMef reductions in troupes now touring was Jiiat winding up ita ;Mo>w whan the a news oonference nnuwday. to' reduce American militaiy hours m ot that. Me pas) two mmiMs. There also were indlcatlooa in costs and to streamline units to A garbled broadcast over reb- Said negotiations on a possible iVtage at Indiana State lPairgrounds Ooliscum provides temporary morgfue fo r vioUm.s kiiled blast took place. Star perform ers were off stage and a chorua B om that Kennedy or some oth. fit Washington’s plans for a el-seued Radio Saigon indicated sale of American wheat to Me toy bla.«t. (A P Phdtofax). er top official had conveyed this strategy based on mobile strike Me rovlifl RûbUc government earlier in However, the issue has be nels, headed by former prssi- ■peculate in- dent Kennedy said it would- be concrete structure Mreatened to He said his government will Hassan said. ttnvftod oourato at Trinity unwise to reply at .Mis time to collapse, hampering rescue op For Three Miners abide by a pledge made He added Mat Algerian troops CbHege in MMd to Join Me na Sen. Barry Goldwater's sharp erations. Wednesday In MaU to cease hoe- control Me ridges arotmd Figulg tional guard aa a private, auc- charges against Me administra Hundreds of children and BROISTEDT, Oermany (AP) tUltles and seek a negotiated and are poundMg Me town wlM oaeda L t (Mn. SVederlah O. tion’s handling of government adults had come to the town -r-Three Germans trapped in a aolutlon to Mo frontier problem artillery and mortars. In view ReiDolte

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t t m «o t into the Hl«htond .lfto|c Bohoel JMt algM, Me | A m dhl, lor a ItoBwrain piarty by ilw aohnol’a P T A -Atoobb tiM oontaatadto for Me 9. a m i OtooMF, »% . Mm ^ £Sktor*^rtSâito Sra T ^ atauMt 1. daugMer of Patoor and Mra. PtoB MBp wwo B m O. 1. and Kkn. S. B m «I. tba ot m . et Mr. S o im . icra* A l . y . * M m . W I K ^Marquatita.^.. m t, totagtagup*totonar* (M w iid pbotoB (XIara). P A G E T i f t MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN^ FEIDAY, NOVEMBER U 1968 IIANCHESTER BVENINO HEEALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 19«8 p a g e . t h r i!:b .fia ,. at VniD UiUvarsity o f Rkrtford arfch ment, 3S Schdol St, any week a soccer game, Ooroiiatipn Biall, South Windsor SheiDey Quiah, 110 Foraat S t ; Tickets on Sale Itob fn Starket, 40 Oambrldge bancing Classes day between 8:60 la the mem- Fete Set" a hootenanny and -an infonaal Iqg until 10 in the evening, and dance all on the program. Mrs. Edson M. Bailey Named 1^; jane Maioer, 174 Ludlow Sheinwold on Bridge Rd.; Judy Ti^tor. 89 Bazliui Start Wedn^day on Saturday ftom 1 until 6 For Rev.ûtler The informal rally dance Is For (X)P Party o’clock. set tonight, the aoocer game John Wallace Rd.; Starrw Penny«. 806 Bum- ai > (between U of H and Rhode Burton’s Woman of the Year haitl St.x linda Laaaraff, 86 Th* lacreation departmeilt ta The Rav. FrartcM T. CARELESS DEFENDER • Ih e Young Republican High. IsUirid) tomorrow afternoon at School Group w ill aid Mra. M. Dorothy Rd.; Alan Morrlaen, 68 pUmUng a aeries of aortal of St. Francia H oiplt^ Hait- P T A S h a k e r MAY LAND ON FEET Marti dsokr Mrs. Bdaon M. Bnley of 99 ayde Rd.; Cynthia Blake, 37 2, the semi-formal -ball tomor- ■ak-Wsst vulaeriUa Adler Dobkin, flind-ralaing danoa claaaaa for juitior high Tobacco User fort, formerly dsslktant pastor idw . êvening , wWch_,i!be. "PARRISH Dorothy Rd.; Robert Magnano^ .arhiooi tapva and g liii. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD N O irn i-:— Ttimm' it .has been named chairman for the Wdmen’a Re-. of The Church of the Assmnp- i \ m - \ ! \ i '!( campus queen will be crowmedl JSim W. V^llaee; Kswlh^^ L p in n e r tioan C3iU) of Mancheaiar, 86 Greenwood Dr.; Aetity Jayne ^ TlMM ekaraa "wUl be held at Burton’s "Wesnan of the Yaar.” Sues Reynold* lion, WiH be^fotod-flunday at-w By M owre «OLCOM> and 'the hootenanny Sunday school superintshdeht, will l>e p on 't relax Just because a mis the aa]e oT ticketa for the CrandaU, 56 W M ie S t ; and the (Rd Cheney Yhch butidlng ) \ 1 i t ) i X i ■ BIm won aaleetod by rwU’WW' night at 8. the guest speaker at the Avery take has cost you nothing. The « A % 1 5 8 aONDAT On,Y Bobtienaimy will be heldand Timothy Coughlin. 40 Olyda on School St each Wednesday raceptlon in the church from Coming Events r Rd. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Leo A. 2 to 6 p.m. The many parlrtr- MEANS FT^ meeting gt 8 p.m. Tues next time you meet the situa 41 A • 6 2 ‘PRYToa PlAOW* tktirte of 33 women’s ofgnnf- on Nov. 9 at 8:89 p.m. In Mian- evenbw begtonlng Wedneeday McGraw, 62, aeeks $3,586,000 Heading: the local entertainment the rieit. few days Sha'kespeore's "King John” wnrr e a s t • P ^ aaittona in Manehenter and, vriU from 4:60 until 6. ioners and friends who did not day in the sdiooi auditorium. tion the same mistake may be oheeter High SChoorauditarlum. damages from the R. J. Reyn Ja tha Little Theajer of Manchester's fall prdiJuction—* today through Nov. 9 (no Sun 4 J•s X 4 AQ d be henornd sft a program Headlining the abow wUl be 8. Steven Sutton, who has Kbve an 'r^qrortunity to eocUnd very costly. ^ 6 3 2 UA74 StorafKills 13 olds Tobacco Co. on a conten day performance) at the Uni Wallace will speak about Wednesday at 9:80 am. at' ttie Judi • Reotick, a 19-year-oId hhd a tongtiiy 'background in tion that he contracted lung can their beet wiohea to Father "Boy, Meets Girl” — scheduled next Thursday, JViday versity of Connecticut's Jorgen- "The Importance of the Parent . North dealer OKI OQ8«4 j^VttiaraoMJN •tore. oo|diomore from Brandeln Uni- TANANARIVE, Mslagaay Ra- taaeWng aortal dancing, will be cer from th6~tirm’8 cigarettes. Butler before Ma tnanafer are •and Saturday, Nov. 7-9, at Bowers School. n Auditorium.. in the Child's EdUcaU. and had had ahnttar classes in pany’s cigarettes for SO yeara at tton wiN accept donetiona o f •r, wMdi !■ part of the show, Hotei Bond Ballroom. It's IkMt won the first trick with C* I Ml 9 I f Thursday in'the flrat atorm of some doubt at this point that al system In Sweden. an imxnporator of Miancheater Ticketa for the Hootehanny the summer, officlala eeiported. Waat Hartford, Farmingten, the rate of three packs a day. finger deaserta from anyone hooting aquipmont tR the work o t w m publicist free and the public's Invited. All dassroom s will be open the queen of spades and re 0 7 3 Ruth Rowley. ' A1 Ooe will ever be known as ♦ Q 5 TImiw's No Plae# Memorial HonpMnl tor iwuiy are now available from any Some of the vtctims were in a Stririford and Milford. He contended the cigarettes ■who naay wish to bake for the fa.stest draw in the W iet! "Flipper,’’ one of the Favorite after the meeting for parents moved trumps from the dummy Marti Bak florth WmS yearn and wna one of the flint Anyona wiahing to register gave him lung cancer in 1962 them. T h ^ may be left in the phone 522-8151 theobrered: A. real naturaV Xtotion Plotime §'ertes, is sched by leading out the ace of trumps VAN JOHNaON member of the Young Republi- crowded market building near "It wa-s a hilarioiia experience to visit. Teachers will not dl.s- 1 NT Pm 2 ^ AM Pi Likt of Ita Women’ ! Auxll- for thle claae may do ao by and that part of one luitg was church hall fotiWing the 11:90 , 170 PEARL STREET bom ‘ lia jii" acred nine monthe uled tonight 8 at the Buah- problems at • low trump. Declarer "WItm aad Lever," oena ticket committee, who are: the town of Antsirabe iên it from all reports, , and- Steve cuss individual - ...... ------qf wMch kie la the treas Daryl Bagley, 66^ Dale Rd.; was struck by lightning. calling the recreation depart removed. a.m. Massy HARTFORD. CONN. In ttM person o f little Steve Blum who made the LTM film nees. ' "N orway Today,” open this time. , lolt a club to the king, sifter KomOr, M a n t winner o f the IWihit. Yal Bnraaer urer, oDd-to treanurar of ita clip says the trailer alone ing event in the Bush'neli Lec The Avery-Orchard Hill Hex- which the defenders took the Jack of spades, aiiiT'gel A.spade ia "Tha Baeeaaew" special pthddD(a.J^ludlng the **Happy” baby contest which should be worth the price of ture Sertee Is scheduled Nov. vest Donee will be held Sat,ur- »ce of spades, the jack of ruff with certainty. the uitle Hiealer of Manches 8-9 there. Penny Sa'ver nrat-j^w p. She admis.'îon to the idiO\v!'' day, Nov. 16, from 9 p.m. to spedes, and a spade ruff. Daily Queatien hM alao chaired many ter, ran In conjunction with “A Thurber Carnival,” pre 1 A.m. Jimmy Wajme arid his South still had, to give up a NBXT •Boy Mesta Otrl.” Wadsworth .Schedule sented by the South Windsor Pariaef' epena with INT (16 Route 6 and 44 "THE Y.l.P.a” toea of the auxtUory, and orchestra will provide the rhu- ^**”’®JI.** i^l.*^** down to U points), and the next play “During the filmdpg of the The .schedule o f ' exhiblits at ConuTuinity Players, Is set to sic for dancing. Refreshments' The defenders gloWed with Bolton oonkiderad one of ita moat de- inovie trailer'■ .which will be the Wadsworth Athenoum for night and tomorrow at the er douUea. Yen hold: Spadea, IHf RfSl AHfAO OF THF RPST 'veted mentoera. ■will be served, and door priites prlde lii their tight defense, but J-8-3-2; Hearts, 6-8-<; Diamonds, Mta. Edom M. Bailey shown noJBt. week when the the fall, winter and spring has South Windsor High School. awarded. TIckeU for the dance,*** readehi of this column can Xn 1969 kie waa aiactod to a play is presented, email Steve been announced as follows; K -J; Ctabs, K-J-10-9. alx-year teim aa a m«niM»..of YOU ALWAYS GIT MUCH MORI FOR The Wethehsfletd Players will may be obUined from Mrs. ?•«, that dne defender was Just laughed and chuckled on cue. Oct. 24 - Dec. 1 Harvest of What do you sayT the board o f tnwtoes at MAlv- rtation, of which ahe is secre present "Take Her, She’s Roger Forth or Mrs, Ctoorge I *“<;^y t*>*t hid mistake cost Answer: Redouble. You ex cried on jrtgnal, and acted like Plenty (banquet and harvest Mine.” tonight and tomorrow Sahdenberg. j nothing..^ eheoter Memorial Hoapltal. tary, and the United Fimd. a stage veteran. scenes); now through Nov. 3, pect to double any rescue bid. She had been a merntrer of A gradtiaite of Now Britain at WeêrsAeld High School Men’s volleyball games will, If you have trouble spotting You should collect a Juicy pen “Alas! The kudos can't be African sculpture; now through be played on Wednesdays from It. try giving South the king the Manehenter PUMc Health Nbritrt School, now New Brit YOUR DOLLAR AT GRAHD-WAT! winter, Staffordîre, Blue and alty to compensate you for giv Nuraea Aanodatlon tor many GRAND handed' to the rest of the cast! 7 to 9 p.m. at Avery School. All clubs instead of the queen, ain Teacher’a College, Mra. White; Nov. 20'-’jan-6 presents, ing up a probable gaine. yeara, and la one of ita peat The cowboy’s fiery steed gal- fathers in the Avery and Oir-| Draws Trump# DANCING BaUey taught echool in Deep Past and Future (holiday show preoidenta. She ta alao a member River and in Manchester at loy>ed acrosH the screen - with Annual Fair chard Hill Scûwls are invited; Assume the same defense — For Sheinwold’# M - page all the verve and spirit of an ing qif gifts to the museum’s of a nomliuking oommlttee of Washington |uid .Barnard to play any Wednesday. , queen of spades, followed by booklet, "A Pocket Guide to TONIGHT Schooia. anemic Hesitation Waltz. As textile and oostume ooUeC' The fluoriite dental program ace and a low heart. Declarer a board membeinhtp organlaa- tions); Dec. 7 - Jan. 5 Oonnecti- Bridge,” send 60 cents to — AND — tton of the CbnnaeUout Aaooci- B efore her m atrlage in 1928 for the cowboy—he was a real Set by Guild sponeored by the PTA O i^cil gets to his hand with the king Bridge Book, Manchester. Eve. Tom Mix type,,_but th«ê was out Academy of Fine Arts An SUPERI ■Aion of Public Health Nursaa. to Edaon M. Beiley, former m t began on Oct. 18 and will be ad-^ I of clubs (assuming that we’ve Herald. Box 3318, Grand Ontral principal of Monchea^ High the small matter of some trou nual; Jan. 9 • Feb. 9 Contem mlnistared on Mondays, TueS-1 made the exchange) to draw A long time member of the nt. Mary’s Episcopal GuRd Station, New York 17, N.T. INNING... OotnopoUtan (jlUb, Min. Bailey School, she waa Mtos DISCOUNT CENTERS ble with the stlrrupo, with porary Sculpture and Painting; days and Fridays to students! another trump with-th# jack, Copyright. 1963 Jan. 11 - March 1 Gardner Ool- will hoM its annual fair in the la one o f Us pact preoidenta, Tynan of Middletown. which side of a home is ■off. in Grades 2, 5, and 8. The treat-; Then South leads a spade to General Feature# Oorp. 7 Walnut St„~Mancheeter and with a holster that refueed leotkMi of-Am erican Glass; Feb. Old Parish House next p>urs- force .out the ace. and k ie hi aMo traaaurer o f the savB ’‘- i ’‘ - ’‘ ment includes four applications 15 - Mandh 1 Scholastic Art Education Clltib, a pdot ohe haa ENKA WORKERS STBOLE day trotn 1 to 8 p.m. A ham of fhioride' and a cleaning. Declarer gets back by rutting ^Chef Carlo says; “ Enjoy thd best of Steaks over" 25 4 66 Awards; March 11 - April 36 Paddle Pranksters had many timea. ROOKY HHJL (AP) — Mem- and baked bean sdpper will be Grade 8 Elects a club or a biamond and leads a sizzling hot Steak Platter!’ Several fund drives alwaya bera of Textile Worhera Union 8m M r eonîleta selection of liOt There Be light (original ex nerved at 6 in Neill Hall. After Thcmae Sayers 1m s been hibit Soaring the panoramic the ten of spades, to force out flnd a witting worker Ih Min. LocM 850 at -the Amectotn noon tea wlH be available from eteoted preetdent of the Avery the jack. South then wins two WEST FtTTSTON, Pa. (AP) fresh, d d k a ou s history of lighting). The re —Police (Jhief Paul Adam# BaUey, Inclwfing the Red Orom, Enka Oorp. plant went on UMke 2 ta 4 In the downstairs room School Grade 8. Serving with more tricks with the'last trump where she aakata in the can today after their contract ex mainder of the schedule has yet and will be served by Mrs. John him are; Pstnela Jorckn, vibe Md the nipe of spades. armed hi# men with barrel to be determined. stave# Thursday night and in teen dtvMon; the Heart Aaao- pired at midnight. TVotter, Mrs. Joseph Jbhneton presidenit; Joanne ONeil, secre The point is that Blast, by re Pipers at VOona Mm. Frank Sheldon, Miss Alice tary; Gaiy Wehren, treasurer. structed them to swat any leasing the ace of trumps, gave youngsters found soaping win Stoves An added feature of halftime WMson, Mra. Herbert FrSser C. liaVoie la ciawe axtvisor. South a chance to draw tiiimps. oeremoniee at the UConn-New and Mrs. Iknnia Brown. dows as Halloween pranks. CANDIES Sharon Cacase is president of East should lead a low truipp, Hlaim.pahire football game to TTw faitcy work table at the the student oouncU, oomprising The chief said about 60 young S T A T E n not the aCe, at the second trick. morrow wrill be an appeaivwe fair will be handled by 'Mrs. sters were interrupted and students from Grades 7 and 8. Thismis oeiensedefense proveniiprevents South chased away from downtown V. I. P.S SHOWN AT 6:30 and 9 by the Taggart Bagpipe Band. May Robinson, assisted by Mrs. Other oflioero are: Dan Stew- from drawing trump#. Whea. ISRAEL AT 6:i0 and 8:46 SATURDAY IS They will j^n the UOOnn March Florence Donnelly, Mns. EUaa- ■rt, vice preatdenk; Bochafm windows by the paddling Blast gets one of his aces he caii pollcem m . ing Band and the New Ham|>- beth tattle, Mrs. Jacob LuU Begley, saoratary; Jimmy Gal take the other ace, lead to the These are the Very Important Par- thire MAtvliing Band in half- and Mrs. Anna Kurtz. lagher, treasurer; Danny Leooe, Quinn’s Pharmacy time presentstiona. TTm white elephant table will lyistcHian. , sons in this story of one dramatic, QOOD DAY Hameoemlng at V of H be the responsibURy of Mrs. Al Ihla year, the student ooun devastating night in the lives of the wit MATS wr. THa la tlom ecom ing Weekend beit liiidSjky, Mrs. Ruth Young, cU will oonoentrata on school very rich, the very famous and the Mrs. Otara R cînfon and Mrs, safety, amendment of the by verv beautiful! Margaret Tedfofd^- laws and sdKxU proWems. H ie WANTED Mre. Allan Hbtdhldss and group meets every Friday. WDRC wante you to Daitoe TO SELECT Mis . Gertrude Cannon >3? - PTA Council Notes on the Bushnell Stage and obarge of the cheese table. The FTA CouncR at Ms NOW—THRU SUN! Your Wedding Flowers Mrs. Ellen Bronkie, Mis, sUy for the "DICK QLARk w of the year decided to SHOW" starring BOBBY Nora Coupe and Mrs. Eldna Mgaiuas.Jhe bus transpoita- Karlsen wUl be aelUng candy. VBJE, BRIAN HYLAND, tton and aMperoning for the oiaCK blllRLtV THE RONETTES and featur CSrikdmaa and averyday Youth Oonoem atthe Bushnell lM 1 MARTTDRD n tZ osrds will hs ths responsibUity ing 16 other big name acta Memortal H)aU in Hkit^rrd. LtMMON U)IM . . com ing Sunday, Nov. 10. o f Mi s . Herman Schendel rurd *nie oouncU wCI be hbet^ tor PORTABLE TV SET Mrs. Arthur Bumap. Dance offs hrid Sat. night, MANCHE8TEK. the toR conference of the Shot# nlllY v\l([')[.K'b Nov. 9 at the Manehester 79«e6k A IMIlY i l K K M IBBU' 5 .9 8 LOOP MOMAHI Mi s . WyviHa Peabody. Mis PTA it South Windaor High' Krause Florist td State Armory. CONN. Miarto McCann, Mrs. Robert Sohaol N ov. 14. FOR A FREE WEEKEND IMieKay and Mis. Edward Schu- The BSMt meeting of the D O ltE Everybody welcome. Come Drive Down or Phone For An Appointment mimn wfll oversee tiM food oounoil'M Nov. 19'at 8 p.m. at and donee. Come nnd cheer NEXT DISNEY'S ”30,000 table. Pleaasnt Wdley Elemenitazy yonr Cavoritee. • wlnkln ATTRACTION LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA* HOME TRIAL! Manehetter'g Largest Florist! MMs Isabelle Duisi, Mis. BdtooL i 39e-49c ROYS' SOCKS PHONE 649-7700 Ahoe Johnston. Mis. Arthur Elelwwitary Memia Holmes and kbs.^ Edith TTioran idmday —: fraiikfurt on roll, DEADLY B-I-G Selection of Motorola, Cotton fancies and aoUda! Mnole By Yhc-Lanecn EmerooB and (Mymple . . . T%-10 and one slae stretch sdll bs selHng holiday deoora- buttered gE*(^ beans, potato <•1 t*ons.,«, chkM, htiiTt; Tuesday — hbtne DUO Bac Ren Landry Mrs. Ttramas Leemon, Mrs. made bsif stew, (carrots, peas, Prioea Start At a marLOW ...... “! Martha Bell and Mrs. Ttiomas txjsa potatoes), biscuits ,and Nnte.yJnnn 1st Son. 7 pen. 129 9.97 M H A L CLOSET M lSiir 2.98 OtHin wtU be hr' charge o f butter, pudding; Wednesday' — household products. — EAST TERMS and FREE DISUVERY — SHOE CADDY VILViniN CAPRI PANIl FALL TREE CARE tom ato soiq> and crackers, tjuna Black, Bhia, Mtaa, QraMk M na 8-18 Ths BO-60 Chib will sell church fish salad saivdwleh, ch.erry P r e i e h f s FREE MAIN ST. and PURNELL PARKING calendars, religious jewelry, and crisp; Thursday — meat‘'balls Have your dead and unwanted trees removed now. Also take charge of the children's have the dead branches removed from other trees before grab bu. The Sponsors Club and gravy, mashsd potatoes, STANLEY WARNER TOMORROW •iMib ■ A m m in o G the winter storms. It is also a good time to cable and braoe sdll sen pecans; the Girl buttered carroU and peaa, weak crotches In your trees. For complete tree serrles esOI Scouts, calendars and cookies; wheat bread and butter, cook AT 3:90 PJf. CONTmillTAL UPiTIOI HALP 8U P 8 ies; Friday— baked maoarotti Judl Resnick to M s iiw oifi notl iMBtoO sk iM U n A appllqw trim! W NIi, ptok A btoB. 84I44BM0IM00II; St. Paul’ s Graup, candies and and cheese, harvard beets, CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. dried flower arrangements; and ROLUNfi 8T0NB8 — 60SPEL GROUP the Junior Fellowship, brass celery sUoka gelatin whip. HI KIDDIES SPECIAL SHOW - FUBNITURB DEPT^xrwer Store Level articles from tndla. Milk is served with all meals. 44c NfUCO GADGETS M 3 .7 S 4 S High Sohaol Mewis IN A MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — Phone 649-6331 Monday — giltadsn, pickles TOMORROW MATINEE AT 2 P.M. A full line aoeortment LICENSED and INSURED TREE EXPERTS and p^rpers, fl^ t; Tuesday — SPEÂL FULL OF PLUS LOADS EtoMic kg. WMIh pink AI Holiday Bazaar roast beef, mashed potatoes and grsLvy, green beans, gelatin; FEATURE DRAMA • OF FUN Slated at Church Wednesday — tomato soup. SPECIAL FEATURE IN COLOR 79« nPPIRID TNROW- Inserted (Mndwiches, oaks with TA B U LAMPS PILLPW COVIRS hot todgsf saucer Thursday — HERE COME THE PLANET SMASMEHSr HOOTENANNY The Holiday Baaaar of the oonied beef hash, cole 'slaw, C0UM8MnCT)MESsmb 9 dNhrant clyiM. Each ta «Mto or M o l Cotton corduroy pluG M m ap af giRtad Mbriea. FLETCHER CLASS CO. Center Congregational Church Many colora. OF MANCHESTER will be ireM Nov. - 30 at the rice pudding; Friday — vege- church. tafcls soup, phuta or macarorvi SATURDAY, NOVEMB6RI 9 ‘ 18« WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE and cheese, cherry squares. laniw ouiH iiM ci G9F PIN PIGnCTTABLIfl 2.99 UNV-PRII NOBNAIL 649-7879 Children and young people JHflfMOUCTKM ■ nak a T0H08C0K • M n . CdUi WHEN YOU THINK OF win find much of interest at Milk la served with all meals. 8:30 P.M.—■neftETS |1 A INVILOPli OiLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER IN the baaaar thia year aa well lOOalwaltpirlafaltL OOmMtapttpwpMML IM n A toU t i n aprawk to 1 ,Maiiohester Bveolng Herald ALSO CARTOONS COLOR CORNER DURANT ST the adulte. The toy booth wiH iR g A imrtcn 'M l. «Mod, graon, pink. Mut. feature many kinde of hand ^buth Windsor correepoiideat, KIDDIES SEE THIS SHOW TOMORROW! MATINEBI MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL made toye, etuffed animale, Laura Kata, telephone 644-1758. m k MI55U* 4.98-6.9B LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! dolls ruid doll cioithse. Otiler •Veto. GnrELOPis m wapow •v IO i k GIVELOPES hi l ”E ofM piN M PLENTC OF FRONT AND* REAR PARKING booths wifl Inolude clothing, ■nCKETS ON BALE: WOOL SKIRTf handmade nUttene and other f 100 OEali anveiopaa pack, 50 liirie 9M9> 8Hm, pW todl Plaids, rad, POO L toaoMl 8 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED aoceesorlee for children, an^ IdpM ptr pack. Mix A match 'am. peraonal and boudoir Hems for ToRi{lit Parkade Lanefr—Nov. 1-Nov. 9 FRAN DICaCENSON STONER SMITH GLASS FURNITURE TOPS the tsen-ags group. President (i9-69mUT t TEAM! WUT « SCKHII^ CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK rieplwmt booth, used books and M l BUCKIT M B T ia R O i 8NI1T BLAN toys, ai»d the candy booth. The Mastroianni THE ULUNI TALK” GNH. jfp t MWiaw RMMce SAMPLE BUYS i r - FULL PRICE MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS afternoon snack bar Is also an AND THE APAITMair MARI 116 quGrt 6ix9. ItaHai! M O a. W nhabM Mhlppml ( attraction' for this age group. • Wed.: W. Disney’s “ INCREDIBLE JOURNEY” DRESS SHIRTS ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN A film, "The Golden Age of 1963V2 FORD IU59 MOtM MGGG lTf 2.29 BA. M14 c l o s e d SATURDAY 1 P.M. Comedy," will be shown at 3:30 D 'v o r c e ' UfUAlAY 3.98 BA. end 7 p.m. ITie nursery will FASTBACK S-DB. HARDTOP OB CGYiTALS. S POUNBG INPANTRY RIPU be avaUaMc from 9 a.m. to 4 Standard abift, RAH, plua BURNSIDE many jnora fine Ford extraa. Long alMvn, hiph Piilsaling maata A rapid Hra m m oM. 8 4 f p.in. for the care of toddlers f A- 'E E A <^ 7 h'jrD t— ' ' and pre-school children. Infants (5ne owner, low mileage. 1995 cem t cotton brood- —'i- 9 . ’ fwfrac/vTgj w m w m maHastmwjMram can not bs cared for with the io Y r 12.99-15.99 PANKAG, delk dreM_Rhlrta available facilities. ACADEMY AND 11th Week! Ends Tuesday! ~- 62 FORD $1595 61 CHEV. $1195 with rnnuUr permo- 4.49 G L A M O U ir S E r ^ AWARD 4-Door_____ atatlon wagon, CJorvair station wagon, TOGGM COAfB A SUB. COA1B etoT celler, peorllxed FREE! t FREE! WINNER S H il* t It Has to Co! To Make Way for Disney! automatic, RAH, many standard shift, RAH. Ltaad wHh Orion* aoyle pHt. tliat M l buttena A barrel Complete with play jewelry and fur more factory extraa. euKf. Whit#. 14-17. AT 16:46 A T 8:50 A T 7:00 60 FORD $650 62 MERC. $1395 Falcon 2-door, stick shift, IK. BOYB' 1.9B ‘i DORIS CJomet 2-door, atandard RAH, plus many more urn N E W C A P shift, RAH, plua many Ford extraa. •LACXB 5.79 COMMAND CANNON I more Mercury extras. Ooniuray,* DMikn* A BaH Pwitoi.* Otoaa 1<9 C»i.R«c#H# b«e«4 #n #urr.nl aeuiveUnl Rrie##l BAHERY OPERATED 59 MERC. $895 *eolton DOUBLE DAY 62 CHEV. $1395 4-door hardtop, power Oorvair 2-door, automat steering, power brake#, Moii'A 2a98 "OAUnr A LORD** 16 02. CAN RENTALS JAMES ic, RAH, plus many more automatic, i PLUSH 26%** YALNINO -COLOK Caievrolet extras. WOVM PLAID fPOKT SMRtt •PRAY DI4CIR BUOS BUNNY . Where everything is as yOii like it FE/^TURC 60 QLDSi $1S95 61 PONT. $1745 ONnh ’ll' Woar jDolton ginglHm. Uh * HHt-KL BMnola hmtoMlIv. inalti ica Im L A fawrHa toy made by MMtM. Jranbo atah f j j m g r e e n 6ARN 2-door hardtop, RAH, au 7tl5 and 9tS0 (lonvertible Super 88, ra dio; heater, power steer tomatic tran#., power ing, power brakes, auto steering, power brakes, MIBSU' 4.98 FUUY LMID 6Y* PRAM PURNACI 2.67 RUBBIR BASKITBALL When it is important matic transmission, w.w., air conditioning. WOOL CAPRIS ^ L V I R f red, niw white top. WIYH MITAL INPLAYIR STAMPS • WEEKLY 62 OLDS. $2395 Btock, taupa, gray, rad, lodon. OfaM lO -lt i " ( OMcial a in A art. baiL Oranga adlb taaok that avarything ha axaetfy SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEIS 60 FORD $995 2-door hardtop, automat- A ll This Week! • MONTHLY 3-door hardtop Starliner, id tran#., power steering, SATURDAY 1:3(MUNDAY 2 P.M. radio and heater, V8, au power brake# RAH. Like MABY PROCTOR STIAM A ALL RUBBIR POOTBAU WDN right, this is tha plaea to - ALL (X>LOR! PURE EN7TERTAINMENT! new. • YEARLY tomatic transmloslon. DPY IRON FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF PUMP A NICKING T i l dins! Wa tpaciaUta in ^ hyêiliriwieeEh ___ 1 pr* Am raptaetmant giMrantaa. I^BMUIB bIiRHiIA Ri flMtMAa OffidM ataa 4 art. Rad Orai«o footbal. \ 8 GALLONS OF GAS.or MORE! Blany. Many More At Oar Low Dtaoeunt Prieeat S f o r ^ t . BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR HOCKING CUT GLASSES OUR LOW RATES Watch F6r Oraad Opening Soon Three Type* to Chooiie Prom: • Water.# Juice • Sherbet. plaasing particular paoplg. OIRLB* 1.69 COTTON WBrBlJMUNID ILACK and WHITE FILM kickidc - TS, . • The above Free Offer !■ Good Every Day of the Week e H ttt—*-f AvaUable With The Werid’a Lnrgeet Y m Y LO LO V iB VP137, VP680, VP130 ' for Indepeiadent AntetnobUe Ftamnee Oe.1 •Mopf fOtolilM. Wh«ti dininF out, what do you look m M 4«X,9-M STATE SERVICE STATIOB A-VEY’S for? Superb food? Deft lerviceT AUTO DISCOUNT "YOITR FI.VING ‘A’ DEALER!” MORIARTY Pleasant atmosphere? Our reputa GIRLS' 1.98 P LA N N a 770 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER tion was built by providing all of •MW toillat t 94Ud9l SYLYANIANO. PRESS 25 45 B. Omter St PAJAM AS * IMb-il.E ON tin tttiW . OPPOSITE STATE THEATER • PHONE fit ttltt 8 R O T H E R S g C i these qualitiea . . . always! HOUSE, INC. Famous brand! Sixes 4-14 SLEEVE OF 12 BULBS ------TKIwatOLOtt 478 CENTER ST, MANCHESTER— 64S-9531 ; e t . — M M ltS *YOOD FOR IVIRY MOOD" PLUS FUNNY! FUNNY! ARBOt^ nnd OOMnDUUO FREE! ★ FREE! Open 9 AJl. to 19 FJd. 4 Servtoa 3ni ta Nenal eMMUD ■CNDATa.Foii n a MDiofni JACK BEAN STALK" MAHCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. I « *t • - . . i»‘ ‘

' ^ • t ' • , ' .V PAdB FOUR . ' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HRRALD, MANCHEST^ CONN.. OUDAY, NOVEMBER 1961 K A N C nSTlS IVSNING H13ULD. MANCUlSTER, CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1, IMS ’ PAOl 97VB

week Mrs Robert Butteifltid CovenUy - at Boitoo gars an jarocnaRiw M oM f ralMd in tht Mui- tom donitim iw b « »w o«icn oM talk and dispbysd Coventry •iMaUr IUwanis‘4th An- iw u ow THEM SIM ni RUUSt glass. Raymond Dwyer showed V •» ✓ H igh School ms coUection of ink bottles and ««4 Radi* Aaeti«i nW b k w su , hitiiQrof wbseb 4 iM r tht Kiwanis Un* 0 mads in Covantiy. Iti^PriTilcvcd - Child Harriers in New Voten Mads 'fn-rnin M I M m T W I I - ~ . ^ II - X total flf 12.near. vi Fhid, h> be ahtd io -hdp m a d e,a t Ihe firs* o f mbft tm .X. peii^ chM iw 6 Mahr W iH F t t N rat S t a t c M e e t Hdna HKT “ finder “ "Ws TlMv t* bM CM. etedtion ..lawa. PVair reglatsrsd theater. Itciaf and atrr* oar TooftiMAL RapUbUcan, four. Democratic * » — portod. IM IMR win be mM ft We M|BCii IH m . ITte Oovontry High School itaa to be aoctioned are croae ecuntry team, havli^ and four remained unafflHatsd. The next session wiH be from al MW and were ftener- _ r ' placed sooond to field of 15 caaas S teams In the santional 7 to 9 pjn. Nov. 14 at the tMij contributed by Tis^ahWeAieiiaf PAY pot RIDiiM rriMS ^ meat this week. Is sllgible to town clsm’s offios. TTw fol take -part in tile open state lowing aaation wU be from 10 Mancheater bumneOset. am. to noon on Dec. 7. ♦ M I L I N # Nov. 1 4 At WetUM, Comer »«eif. m ** £S!r*SLl*M&*’ flnala most Saturday. WE PUBUCLY THA?{K Principal MUton A. Wilde at Hoasewarmtag tHEM FOR THEIR LIB II, ledewn et 01t5ero*A Itojilela oM M rtpiitr M tt Bwaft the Mgh school commented Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. It’s NEW— It’g Fun Is Dry Skin Your Beauty Problem? i .-ttaeagb (except that the team and (loaoh. John ftculx wars given a surprise ERAL HELP. Rialoy are to be oongrattilatsd housewaimlng party at (heir ItV Young! h MOOT 8s30.fo TItOO for tbetr m eetly. TTils is the home on Snake Hill Rd. lati third year of Croor country weekend. Attending were 18 Try Helene Rubinolebi's Skin Dew Set: Skin Dr competition at the Ugh school. adults and thtir famiUes num ..To Sleep In RefwcsenUng Oonreniry at the bering 10 children. MoistnriaerMoiRtnriaer and HerbieseneeH«« Qcanacr BOTH now \ f . '■ I'*. 10 am. meet CUturday qt Cen To Lounge In TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. AUCTIO N ITEMS W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, AUCTION ITEMS tral Ocnnoeticut State OoHego Aadt. Chief lUchsud Oooper of at one special price. in Now Britain will be Roger North Coventry Volunteer Fire Feussinan, Stsrven Jamaitus, Department is urging all resi Plaid Flannel dents to be most careful, re > OROUP 1 7A 8 bottles hair condittonar (2 sf oaone ooneentrate, 28A 1—80 cup'Wsat Bend antomatle >>«d«rick Minicuoci. lUri>ert -- N 4 of hair nutrient. Pine Acre Beanty Salon ____ _ ♦ R O U P 1 1 BUsh Hardware ...... ••«••• Nothnlck, Chriatophsr^ Rose, frain from all outside burning Jetm Ryan, Richard Ycun^ Jay aad vtad dtaoardtag HgMed oig- /• • : ^ 1. OM lAtO repetr eerMcete ABC Apf>ttaB<<« end 77. Certificate for washing and d r y ^ one 8x12 eot- 22A lOO gals, fuel oU, W hiting Oorpotanon 145. IdenStyM at gait >alla.OeBns nth* 224. 6 Neatle’s Baby Hair treatmenta, - Gorden, James Hannon. David arettea anywhere, especially BURTON’S *5 - . Itepelr ...... | 0.00 ton rug, limit of 25 lbs., Uloky Lady Inundrootet 140. I g ift eertiflcato, Plaatiaad on th Paihw ay along the roadside. He reports BARBER * i' 7A 1 box frankfurters, Manchester Packiag Oo...... Janies Beauty Salon ...... Kiggina, lAcnel Jean and Ter a One 5 Mb lot of batter, Dari-Meid Milk Co., Inc. . 4.15 147. ' ’Tws W gallons Im amun and 8 22A 1 mosaic art kit, Paul’s Paint and Waupnpsr ., AOO rence TTeachuk. the north end firemen heve had a One nterchnindiee certiorate, grorerie., .Hanehe.- 78. 2 dinners at 85.00 each, Flano's R e sta u ra n t...... - Decl% Drive-In ...... a "mans” of grasa and bnitii $Sj7S Value ter PoMio Market ...... JJ50 80. 2 tickets to "Oilver," Imperiisl Theater on 12-4-08 12A 1 folding binoculars. Optical Style Bar , Other News 1 ' ■ ’ 148. 1 Starlight electric mlxsr, Iona Mfg. Oo. 227. 2 qts, Breck shampoo, RoaacO’s Barber nlisp . . m firea in recent weeks. -.V ^ Y. 4. ,One Churcb Mat, Mnnctaceter Pipe and Supply Co. 5JM) matinee. Globe Travel Servtoe ...... • 17 first quarter marks for 149. 260 pcs. 20” x SO” white poster boaid, 32A 2 outside rear view mirrors, the high school will clone The fau meeting of the Tol- 'b*'. SHIRT a One gallon Specdtiex (wbite) wall paint (latex), 81. 1 fall print quilt, 72”x84” washable, dacron. Mowt- Lydi^ and Foulda ...... s04aA*OhA4O840O*«« IsuMl Association of (Tongxega-' Now, give your skin e|>ntinuoua m oistnrtiing with Skin .Mnnc^ter Wallpaper and Paint Co., Inc...... A40 gomeiy Ward A Oo...... OUlon Sales and Service Wednesday. Report asrds will L- ■ 150. 1 five Ib. lot of batter. Dart-Maid MMt OA, bie. .. be — ued on Nor. 12. tional dtrisrtian Churches and a One TV eet top inside antenna— CHF, B. D. Pearl 82. VislMe airplane snglaa model, aeale model of 151. 1 watch band, Leonard W. T oot...... Mitniiitars vriti be held Sunday Dew, Hnique invieibhtj moisture treatment under make the Wasp, Hobby ShoK>*...... TTve Ugh actiool'e driver edu- ^ . X Appliance and Furniture Center ...... 7 J6 162. 1 scalp treatment and cslffius, Jan-Ly Oolffarm i ♦ROUR 20 at Vernon. It will be attended T. One Rktet brown pkuh borne, Ka-KIar Cloth Tor M . 1 gift certificate, Fte^Muat Graessy, In c ...... oatten' class Inatalled 46 seat $ Q 99 up. With your puirhaise of Skin Dew get free luxurious 158. 1 box Scott Fam ily lawn seed, belta in cars at the two seal by delegatea of Second Congre ■VY-' Co...... '...... ■. lOAO 84. 8 Im{ieiial ()iMen rossboahes (p— np la M i^ John A Wolcott, Laadseaplag ...... 228. 1 gift oertifloste. Popular Soper Marhst gational Church aiooompanied a One pair woman’s bowling shoes. Bmnawlck, 1904), Burr, C. R. A O o...... belt cUnloa held under the au- Herbessence Oeanseif . . , etarifies and cleanses , . . 164. I Chnrch teat, tourmaUne green, 280. 1 complete lube and oU change, psrvitinn at Roland Stoodley by the Rev. James H. Ameling, Parkade Lanw ...... 10A6 Manehsster P!|>e and Bttpply ...... 8. and G. Auto Service...... « • • church pastor. a One Oiurdi seat, Manchester Pipe and Supply, and Anthony Gshiaaa faculty leaves skin ready to iahoorb Skin Dew! 156. 1 lube and ofi change, ToBa^ Tnmpihs 2SL 1 Nina Ricd tm{)ortcd pin. Land ODasMon a a 0 • • 0 memhens. Ceiusaa mM thds la TTie Prince of Peace LuthOran piattaMun fra y ...... aSO ♦ROUP t Esso Service Center ...... 5s00 23A 1 replacement hose for vacuum oleansr, lA. One pair battery booster eahles, Orinold Anto the first time such a program Church Sunday School teariiers -8A 4 pieces 4’xt’, mahogany plywood paneling. Wm. 156. 1 g ift certificate, Manchester Dry CteMMrs ..... 19.00 Hartford Element Apirilance Center OSS0004 0.AAO0 has been carried out anywhere wifi meet at 9 am. Saturctay at Parts, Inc...... aoo 233. 1 aiM tlifht, Winkler Auto P a r t e ...... 8.00 U . One pair gas.cendios. Hartford Oas Oo...... HUN) Pe^ Lumber ...... la the state by a drived educa the aburch. The church's junior Our sketch shoTi's^cne Of Introductonr Sef S3 .85. 1 gift chrttileafe. Blar-Sal 1 28L 1 lady's twin sweater set, Ooret Oasaala . . . . i , , . 80.00 and aeifior confirmation class m . 0 ms aloatAaf ewWSeets, Khif's Cteaners...... 10.00 tion elase. and that ‘'accept < teveral style.4. A plaid 87. 25 free games. Holiday Dnekpin ♦ R O U P 1 4 235. Credit toward puEOhaaf o f I share o f n o ck , ance by townspeople, .«...»S»..4*SSfSS Tho Elducation Asnociation of IT . One maiMe ash tra y. Bfancbeato:^ Memorial Co. . . 7.75 M A 1 pair diild’s eowbsy boots, sise Pauline UtUa, telep k oa o M . 25 faUaMB fas, hl-test ar re fo la r, H a rtfo rd Road 1 grease job and sB change, Don Wllfis Gangs .. Oovsntry baa honored Supt. of Maacheater Green Mioe Outlet, lac. a004»SaS484S GROUP 21 742-8281. BBterpilam ...... V ...... A I6 1 pair drlvtag gloTBB, Tweed’s Women's Afpswal SchoolB and Mrs. Wilaw L. G ift oe^tiflestts, Rasds, Inc...... 48A 1 hex (50) dgara, Webstar <)aeeas, Mb Omo piar fas oandlea, Hartford Gas Oo."...... 10.00 Meyer Idsndslsoha, laci ML 1 Pendleton man’s shift woot TlHey at a dinner and recep Ml Fsnr hoars orfaa lemone, Mrs. Marlon Maherg, 1 shampoo oad m A Oreattre O uUtni ea, B m ...... Glenney’s Mot’s Shop ...... 1A8I tion at which Board of Ddu- S/4I7 HsrbeMence' 18A 1 Btaaea Kiddle's aeooter, Kami's Varisty BOsrs .. iM u n ch in g Craam Cfaanaer Watblna Bros...... 'x -.. U A O lOA 1 bottle mnltiirie ritamhi caps., Weotown 1 8M. 2 upright yews 24” high aad iM - oation membehs were guetaa. M. wash and seta at aSO each. Adrian’s VHth wide a t 84-00 saoh, Betides 86 tefschere, those who X ♦ R O U P 9 18A 1 shaomoo and aet (creme). Creative CotffaissO VANDEN6ERG AFB, Cialif. A t — le Hairdresser ...... - 7AO 187. 1 gaL Paragoa Latex iatorler Kca-no Orantiand Nursery and l aadscaps atiLended included Milton A. (AP) — A Strategic Air (3om- M. Almnlnam foMlsf oot with saran cover, Nassiff 1 season {taaa, Maacheater D rive -In TiM ater .... 54M (your eholee of ooior)'VemoB Paint and Wallpaper S4A 1 set tire chains, optional aiss, Wilde, principal of Oovontry mand crew launched a Minute- A nna Co. 13.08 .1 merchandise eertificate, Klng^’s De|>t. Store ... 20.00 I8A 1 gift eertificate, Daria Bakery ...... Manchester Motor Sales, In e,...... tS8*88«8«8*8hB High School. Thomas J. .Crane man Intercontinental ballistic M . Ooe large petted {riant wltJi assorted {riants, Mc- 100 gallons N a 2 fnel oil, B a a ^ OU Co., Inc. ... 1A80 ■ ^ . --- ^ 1 Hitchcock chair, eboloe sf flaM t and Clarence C. Eklmondson, missile down the Pacific mis OaMvtIle% Oreenhoose and Flo rist...... AOO 1 ski w k a — wash ’n’ wear, rsivarailrie, eholc<( of Watidns Brothers ...... princtpalfl of Rotierteon and sile range TTiursday, the Air M . One 1% tL SK. bottle Lieonid de Lcscfawki’B {>er- color, Regal’s Men’s Shop ...... ISM ♦ROUP IB 24A 1 case motor oU, Ruflal’s Flying A Berries lAOO Coventry Grammar Schoola re- Force said. It was the 19th Bana, Oasen Pharmacy, Inc...... AOO S4A 1 golf putter, Connectiont Golf land, lac. .. 1A88 I'd r— leagth Mack velret, (Meney Brothera, lac. 18.00 apedtlvely I training launch from this West 1 doten U . A Royal Hwetal gott bsins, Mtamechang 186. X Mldwy Monae oaronsd |riay teat 1 gift oertificato toward pureMne M any 8 The dinner waa prepared and | Ck>ast missile base. PubUe G «lf C onne...... 15.00 Mancheater Smrplua Sales Co. 20.00 rug. Smith’s Upholstering aad 10j88 served by Mrs. Prank Murra.v, The ofierational miqslls was ♦ROUPS 108. 1 pair bongo drama, lha Mnsle Shop _____ lOfiO ITA 1 dock planter. King's Fnraltore . • S • 0 • • • 8 1A06 MA 1 front end alignm ent (Tlarfce Moi school system dietician, and )ier fired by members of the 12th | lOL 1 rear seat radio, speaker fO r 18S1 a r 1882 Buksk 17L Cttft certificate fo r prof essi onal rieaatug. 248. 1 eertifloate for dry cleaning, staff. Harry Cuniui, president Strategic Missile Squadron, ML Ob s gift oertifloate. Bahler-Moaer Farm Products AOO Wash and Clean Oo...... AOO Fisher Dry deansers, In c,...... of the education unit, Introduced S41st Missile Wing. Malmatrom ' M . 10 gallans Im|ierlal gas, Freddo’s Atlantic Service 8.00 Specisl, Bourne Bifisk, Inc...... IOjOO 105. 1 box printed envelopeo, OouasnunHy P r— ...... A25 ITS. 2 sdita or plain dresses dry d can cA 160. 12 tickets, each good for 1 hamburger, 1 triple Supt. TU1«>' who spoke briefly Air Force Base, Montana. 27. One wlil|>{>ed cream party cake, Parkade B a k e ry' 3.50 100 New Eugland Laundry ...... 3.00 thick shake and 1 bag French fifes, . during the evening, M . Ooe lady's |>ocketi>ook, black, LeonaM’4 Shoes . . 5.95 . 1 Revlon Beauty Oan nail kit, North E^d Phar macy ...... s o> s^7 « • s 17A 2 deluxe p^»as, Inllano’s B afc^ sad FIsaeria ... AOO McDonald’s System Hamburgers AOO Litirary Meeting ' HUBBY UNWELCOME ‘ N M . Assorted shampoos and hair tonics, Parkade Bar- 17A H aircu t Bhaui{>oo and s e t Beauty B e x ...... AOO 26L 2 large pInas, hamburger aid moxsarella, The Porter Library Asaocia- L06 ANGELES (AP) — Jane ' bar S h o p ...... AOO107. Sfan-Shtne Ut, Ben— d Kotehy'g Shoes...... lOA 1 aham|x>o and set, Onattre CeMfursa, Inc. IIA 1 merchandise eertiflcato, Michael's Jewetara lAOO Diao’s Restaurant...... tlon committee will meet at 8 Valentine, estranged wife of ac-' go. One drlvlnf lesson, Mortiock’s Drlvfaif School .. 8.50 17A 1 ioe skMIng rink, L. H. Hale Super Store ...... 1086 26A IBy eleaning or laundry, Swisis •4A«nh88 tor James Craig, says her bus-1 (creme sbam{>oo) sos»aoo04ooos tM p m . Monday in the .library tL out certificate to be a|>plied afslnst a decorator ITT. 2 side mliTora, Blafichester Plymouth, hm, room at the Omreh Community band insists on living In her shade, wood or fabric, Flndell’s ...... 10.00 (InstaUed) ...... 12M house against her wUI. ML One year's rental safe deposit box, Savinfs Bank House on Rt. 44A. 17A 1 Church seat regency Mae, - GROUP 22 Mrs. Fred Klngabi^ has Miss Valentine, 39, asked a /• of Mhncheater...... 11...... ItJ>8 X ♦ROUP 10 Msuuebester Pi|>e and Supply ...... A50 judge Thursday to order Craig, M. One Revlon manicure Kt, Billie’s Beauty Shop .. 8.95 2SA 1 5-«elI flashlight DIamoad PoUos Eqoipmsat Os. hoen appointed ohainnan and 109. 5 albums. Radio Station WINF ...... 20.00 178. I'd iy plant arrangement Pentiand Tlw FkttM -. 18.08 Mrs. Robert Simmons as saers- 51, to show cause why he should $4. 108 faUona No. 2 fuel oil, W ym an’s Oil Co,, Inc. . 16.00 25t 1 American Motors anto compass, not be held In contempt. She la 110. 1 cleaning, lna|>eotton and secvloe hwttng planL 180. 1 Bemx-o-matic propane torch kit with extra IM De Cormier Motor Sales, In c...... «... 846 tary. Mrs. Byron W. Hall is MS. One seat belt Installed, Cook’s Service Station .. 12A5 cylinder, Barrett Plumbing Supply seossstsss suing him for dlvorcs. Williams OU Service ...... 20.00 A96 255. 2 oompleto dinn— on menu, Oavey's Eeslaaraat AOO membership ohainnan; Mrs. M . 500 lbs. of slate Hag stone, Andrew Ansaldl Co. . . 20.00 111. 1 {lermaaeiit wave. Creative.OoUfiues, lo& ..... 16.00 25A 1 gift mrtiftcate. Tots 'n Teras • • s a * s I AOO Georgs Jaoquemln, transporta 0 112. 100 gallons No. 2 fnd oA Fogarty Bros., Inc, ... UM ♦ROUP 14 257. 100 gala, fuel oU (No. 2), Cooperattro OO Os. 1A60 tion; Mrs. WilUam E. Glenney, ♦ROUP 4 118. 1 A70xl6 snow cap tire, MoCPs Tire Su]>|riy 12.95 r 25A 4 gala, outside white Eagle patat. piibUcity; and Mrs. Louis Ore- IIA 2 dfaiaera at $5.00 each. M iner's Reatanrant <... 104)0 181. X gtft eertificate. Friendly Im Cream ...... LateOn’s Hardware, b e ...... hotsky liaison. Mf. I boxea of chocolates, Blssell Wliolesale Candy 116. 1 Sower vase, stiver plated, Fraods E. Bray .... 10.00 182. 1 gift certificate. Stop and Shop...... ISA 2 new reeap snow tires, moantod, Library servics la available Masterpieces and Tobacco Co...... 5.00 IIA 1 peroolatof, Halhnsrk Pharmacy ...... 8A8 188. 1 lounging -yariit cluur, - editor's Chevrolet ___ : ...... Mondays, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to Our Kitten-Soft M . One Revlon Moon Drofis Beanty Treatrnent, Har- 117. 1 man's Lord Buxton bookfdd waOot, North Ead Liggett BexaU Parkiidc IMug Store sesoaehaOOad too. 1 Wrotinghouse olot (good only Taoo. and Wed.) M ^ c Mirror, Main S t AOO 27A 1 triple track aluminum comblnaUoa wladow. the Society’s house oo South M. One Church seat, Manchester Pi|>e and Supply, Store ...... 14A8 197. X gift eortifteate, Mari-Mads . . a ...... XAOO Installed, Home 8{>eelaltieo Co. ___ ...... XA96 - St. aad that the floor, heater is 131. 1 permanent wave, Ralph and Paul’s Salon ...... 154)0 87A 12 4' X 7’, S/lSths skeoto (Juakor Century rautllng dlTilldonli! Venetian {rink ...... 6JI0 lOA X {toraaanent wave. Lovely Lady Beanty Salon .. 12410 In good ooodlUon for use. Work fit. 2 hip steak dinners, Willie’s Steak House 8.60 132.. 1 14” reconditioned Underwood Standard type 199. 1 lawn bottle, Robert M. Reid aad Son ...... XAOO — 51’o - C o ...... 6A08 on repairing the roof is only 901 MAIN ST.—043-5821 writer, Bernbe’a Tyixiailter Servloa ...... 8247 17L Certificate for credit on tour (adult or yenagater). 5A One box (50) elfars, Manchester Tobacco and 200. VW Preventtvo Maintenaam inapectioa tarindlag half completed. Hetael said Prescription Pbarmaey i 'p Candy Oo...... 7J50 lab lice tion and oil change. Tod Western HelidAjr l i n e s ...... 60.00 . there would be continuous week W. 1 docen Sam Snead Wilson foif balls, AWng Rub ToUaad Turnpike ...... 1440 275. 1 gnlW , Lane Guitar aad Mntio Cm iw V.V.V.V. 25.00 end work programs until the ber Oo...... 9 M ♦ROUP 12 901. 1 Church seat Manohn yeUow, 87A 1 pair men’s slacks, Stela’s Men’s Oothtag .... 8.86 roof is coni^etely finished. He Mancheater Plfic aad Supply •nooooaoooaoaoaaoa ASO ■A 12 passes to State Theater, State ’ITieater...... 10.80 133. 1 gallon Armateoog Llaoglaas urges all men can to assist with 'f t . One case, 24 quar^.^n o to r oU, RUsworth A Las- wax, Langer'a tOL 100 gals, fuel oU. L. T. Wood Co. lASO this work. Unless the roof can I '4' Floor Covering .... 3.75 GROUP 24 r u aow ...... 13JM 108. Hartford General Hre Co., l a c ...... tooooososs 2A00 be rei^tred before bad weather IM. Gift certificate for dry eleaalag, Criiwa tleaaera, l o t X hair dryer, leas Manafactnriag C o ...... 8A One {Msmanent wave, Teri’s Beanty Saloa ...... 15.00 lac. 34)0 1846 2 a " O o l...... sets in. Hetael aaid, the )iouas |99 lA One juice Mender, W. T. Grant Op. (Parkade) ., 15.99 I7A eertifloate toward purchase wallpaper will )tav« to be elos^ until TROSTFIRP 135. 1 oU ehango and tabe, Tony’s Easo Smviosater .. 6.00 at I i ’* ■ r tA 2 quarts vinyl flaw, Roy and John ...... 17JI0 13A I box (60 cigars), Webster Quecoe, Meyer Men El A. Johnson Paint Oo...... 7 7 ! ? .! ...... spring. _ ♦ROUP18 m . 1 d ^ makhig oo— i^Slngor Sewing'Madibc OA At lha annual meeting tlite I . . . Exciting if delsohn, Inc...... I...... 740 180. 137. 1 permanent wave, FeBcc Beauty Studio ...... 10.00, 20A X Noreloo olootrlo shaver. Carton— *s model, 1 IM Mercury 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, aoto------> ♦ROUP 6 battery o|>erateA State Barber Shop...... — tic transmission, In running condition, l-lllXC-'' '-i 13A' 1 savings account, Manchester Savlni^ and Loan 2446 CnorchM M otora...... 20A 1 Ansco oamera kit with eaos and flash natt, •••••soossoosooopoo tL 1 100-Ib. sack Comp, laying, ntash, Ontral Co-Op. Association, Inc...... 10.00 281. COMMUNITY 139. 1 gift certificate, Burtqa’s, Inc: ...... 15.00 Weldon D ru g...... — :...... 2846 1 8’ X 5’ nylon scatter rug, tbimers’ Aasoolation ...... 4.70 Manchester Carpet Center...... 140. 1 Carlton attache’ eaae, double lock, brass hound 107. 1 {lonnaaent wave. Creative OoUfures, b e ...... 16.00 ML •••000000008 NEXT! STAINLESS W. 10 gallons No-Nox gasoline, LeBlanc’s Gulf Serb'- 208. 100 gala No. 2 fuel oU, Moriarty b o th e r s ...... 1640 1 fun Mt fiber seat covers, tastalled, ioe Station ...... 3.10 - with file folderf, Bburrlsoa Stationers...... 1A40 141. 1 nylon 3T Goodyear tire, Goodyear Servloe Store 1A60 209. 1 Schaffer {mb aad |>emdl set Shoor Jewel— .. I t W ^ p lk e Auto Seat Covers ...... 1448 8A One naan’s raincoat. Merry’s Men’s Store ...... 8.98 21A Arrangement of artificial Bird of Faradlao flow— ^ Sfceet i ^ c for saxi^hone. Ward MnstoOo. .... 1A08 Um M Batlar’i gA 8 baskets best grade Mac afiples, Pero Fruit 142. Tree CTilc {lermanesit wave, Tree C2iic Beauty Saloa ...... 20.00 with green foliage and grapes. 884. M quarts motor oU, tn y bokk llftjr Stand ...... AOO Park HOI Joyce Florist...... v • • >. •6. 1 box orangea, Iionls L. Foster ...... 7. AOO 148. 1 G. E. 7 transistor |>ortalrie radio, Shoor Jewel 1540 •8A KJM'hMg*...... piaeos of ttom ers ...... 29.95 811. 1 Revere orloa eardigaa, sHtito, Alex Hachaoy . . . 1546 ' “ “ tealer and 1 root Inhibitor, M . 10 docen assorted donuts, M r. D o n u s ...... 7J10 Super Service, b o...... 144. 1 lady’s cost Manchester Modes ISSSSSSSOSSSS 49,00 21L 1 bag of Du{>ont ferttlixer, little and MrlUnaey .. t9 5 FR08TFIRE.A ■7. 1 Arpege Duo Mistset (purse and vanity set), A r- •8A I vacuum cleaner replamment hnse, ‘ ttinr Drug ______.• r t,,...... lOJiO 21A 1 home TV repair call, Inright new feel Maachsater Tolevtetea Sorvlee aad Sales • s • o o a ' W. 1 gallon ^kled mushrooms, Paganl Caterers ... 12.00 0 0 AOO 887 1 Mancheater...... AOO ■ u l i t X trade cortifloato, Mofping Glory LsbmI • • • • • 0 • AOO — ; ■****'*’ D»vldBon A Leventhal...... AOO ing in sparkKng it. 1 4-quart Mirrp-Matic pressure oooker, * Fairway BONUS ITEMS 21A 2 eomplote steak dtaners, I8A 2 fnU dinners at 82410 each. Three Rcatauraat ■tainlees ateol! Dapartnoent Store ...... 14A5 y M. 1 new aavlnga account. Conn. Bank A Tniat Howard Johaaon Roataaraat ...... AOO lowlnf si •lA X {Mmaaneat wave, Lqjoa Salsa sd Bmuty . lAOO Service for 8, (Manebeator Olflee) ...... 15.00 Tuesdayr nignt’s aootlon: eompleie, $59.95 VL 1 dantsen al|MMa eardigaa sport steipea, Alex BONUS ITEMS Hackney ...... 18.86 Oae certificate for out fiowers anytinoe, Krause Florist $1040 ♦ROUP 19 J. fA 1 Rittenhonap door fhime, Manchester Plumbing Oae gift oertificato, Mancheater Pet Center ...... 10410 “ ■<»«»“ .*»w •■d Supply a s • n s s s . Hardware,' K iag'a...... 1046 BBIikowskl ...... V...... 21A 1 ooinploto line Sto|riioa’B Hair groonriag sot 10.00 LEAD A CHARMED LIFE It’s Peter Pan collared, buttoned in lustrous One a^t certificate for dry cleaning or laundering of Green Barber Shop ...... 10.00 Hilrta, New Model Dry Cleaners ...... tlA 1 fruit tray, Zeran Jewel— ...... ^ o M n n h a t^ aiUrta a t M.OO e s ^ (H flo t d 's ...... 1640 cirfor-matching pearl discs and piped at eol- 04S*,; - ^ ^ O U P 7 M48 645 y*** savlags aeooBiit, Saringd Bank of Msnnkistni — (Me lube, OU and filter cluuigcs Ed. Wllssn Sapsrier 22A X gift cortifloato, Nicholas ManrheoOer TIra X5.00 ^ with charms by Moni^ far and 4t cuffs in glistening satin ! Machine W. i quart shampoo. Pike Barber Shop ...... 2A0 Service ... — ...... 22L 12 oou|ions for 12^ gala, loo — ani, ysar fb i **i5ii**'®2 **» C(«am . .1848 'washable, too.. Turquoise, garnet, royal blue, 2 L i. bra, Glaxler’a Corset and Uniform Shop 2M Oae spice rack, complete with jars, Scaadiaaviaa Gift one for each monthnth of the year. J' - ■ ’ VA 1 Mrtiiday pake, Cornell Bake Shop .. i...... AOO Shop AOO Shady Glen Dairy Bar ...... 18.00 butter, t>ud pink, sapphire blue. Sizes 10 to 18, t- ' •4- .1848 Aad lit yBEfdniftnbiaoelet full of Monet ciharms tell die story...let otiannt' be fi teminder o f the wonderful happenings in your. life. For graduation, I ART ITEDFORD birthday, titpa, Tacations, hobbies, romance and just plain fun...there's a . ITIMS W IU GO tV NUMURS (NOT iY NAMRI Well-knows local barber hfonot chant to im tk tt...an d naturally a choice of bracelets to start tits OPEN TUESDAY and THURSDAY Hll 9 frill be pleased to greet oeBa g iiii iDOvI^ Motoet dtaims all haVe safety oatobes that MNlde ytm TOPUOEJIBID trteafis now at ____ ( 1) OIVE ITEM NUMBER . THE NEW iBjiaova or add 1 dum .ln 8 Rlty. •V. DORINR AUCTION (2) GIVE BID PRICE MAIN Shoor RARBER SHOP 701 M ain Street (3) GIVE NAMR and ADDRESS (Betersea Bratnard Plaos aad Etestil BL) 8AJK.9S8PJL • i •17 MAn^ fTR urr I'.

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P ifo B S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .MANCHESTER,'CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .1, 1968 PAGE AEVEN.

rilipporUn la OMipaaB, m- the bandsôf suppoeed public Theft No Prank, noted that homeowners holding agenda. Ah exetmtive aeeelon W p p y . aervants, fibm utilities to gov- South Windsor mortgagea with the Society for •tter the meeting wiU ooneitfor A to t THATS SPECIAL Savings have been billed an step* te he taken toward ac- CttRnma •• k tnj- emmant Itself, who Insist upon Hassan Says Enemy Lo88 at 112,000 ^**»*M > luypixHjy wwnti to try to reodi axtra $6 In mrbi^ on their N ov- qulrlj^^two pieces of phopeily **y ignoring the fact that wa are ’’Soeeial Today Ft|BVi9tn -OOM O ff The Regular Pitoa!’* TV-Radio Tonight nJdywuever eee a rign like that? Tou never wlU—in gay - *m b«r-bUa smd the -high eehooL T3ui I b ^ a n ia n t peopla—* " ' ^ KANSAS CSTT (AJ») - Sam W ater Line gmtl tt. "If a new bul has not Councibnen Cazfo OUR BIG LOT OF mo. SJ.tSwe>hU »M y. & t you will flM a lot that’s ’’gpeeUl^ whara be May bo VUBaatilt,. Hit Moroccan To%6n Nahln, M, a Jewelry salesman, b»en received," he said, "home- said, "ie 'very deslr- a ^ t the preecripUon service in any suchrttarmacy. You’ll the effort ia to make him At*m kept his front door Open Thunr Q uestion Set ownere should deduct the $9 eble . . perUcularly when the day night so it would be earier find complete etooks of drugs . . - youH ftad jiutak. bat adbM ooM fM i who thihka this (Coettneed from lâgb Oaa) any IntScatkat « f a retreat in Its cbraful and accurate, compliance with your AMtor'a erders Television from the original. adthtkm to the school la built □blMien • __ _ A Thoaght for Today territorial dalms.. , to serve youngsters makbig the . The council has inatructed the in the very near hitare."^.- ' t ’ country otai 'lw defehdad by y^Vand yooT find prices that aibtalr and rieeooaae.’Hiet’s 6:0a-(R Btg t tkeanr (ia prof^ Have Oun. WBI YYartl - October 1. 1881 iipoiiseted. Iby the Manclit*- in Morocco were ordered to pre With the cease-fire imminent, Hallaweim trlck-or-traat rounds. ■ Showtime FOT.Coiincil public building commission to ’ITie public health luvl aafe- penniea-aaved and faboy Charts TWO Halloween masks ap w * s a y - . .rasa) 68k Yor an Ep|traprtstioh~~fbr tverir ter Codiicl^ of ChBid iea pare for repatriation. Cubab French dtfieigls at Ihe'ColddiV Strip Yy dohsifitcee hfts been re- if Rouday*. ImtMed at peared at the door, tsit they ______Art preltmtoary plans and cost eatl- queated to gather date on the b f coat atatistloa Miowlng that BecAar air base allowed the Al TObArS PRB80B1FTION 18 THE EMOM8Y (in prog- 8:00 (34) Of Poets and Poetry ’nte qiiesUon of mstelllng o I at Mancheeter CotaB. Ambaiasador Bnrique Rodrigues gerian air force’s six Soviet- were worn by piatol-paekbig rcM) mates for the 16-room elemen storm sewer situation at Mur Mall Matter. , we have. attataMd''the very b a r g a i n i n H B T O R T ( t) N«wi (30) Naked City water Nne cm Glendale Rd. will '’You shall not commit adul- lioches wM told to leave as soon made MIG flitters to leave the men. (33) Biography be dlûfo^ by the Town Coun-' tary. achool the board t>f educa ray Rd.'and Pine Knob Dr. Be- height of efficieitcy, on paper. try.** •, (34) Dr. Posin’* Olsnts Sd (!D-33-30y Bob Hope Theater 1 •OMCSIPTION RATBS as poBsIbler bdM. The gunmen yanked off Mhe PabttMMd la The I I Of Ptaamwiqn (II) la Um PnMIc Interest cil at Ita meeting Wednesday. tion has requested be conetnict- oduee of alleged UleMl hook _ n ^ w a la Adraoca Today we know mere about (40) Laramie ( %30-40) Burke’ a LS' 133.00 In tl^B priiient inatanoe, aome Morocco charged that Cuba The French, who ^11 operate screen door latch, entered the 8-131 Rout# K The proposal stems from ac ed on the Grenier prt^rty. A ups, It ia reported that water sex, reed more, hear more— the base, -had grounded grbunded the house In suburban Prairie Vil (10) n im (34) Bcienoe R e^rter referendum date will be set. 11.00 members .^yOf Oongreaa think had sent freighters with Boyiet 4:10 ( I) Neva. Bporta and Wsatb- tion taken by the council ot rune oonUnually briilnd ' the «.60 than ever before and yet our. ilanes throughout the fighting lage, Kan., bound and gw ed 9i00 (34) S t ^ L of M. Miinro Feb. 9,1963 committing the town Ottier items -on the agenda housed fo tee Pine Knob Rill 1.8S McNamSm has not only boon nations morale were probably arms and Cuban pM-sonnel to 0.10 ( i-1 3 )^ m g h t Zone refusing to give them fuel. Nahln and his wife, than ifrove 1:00 ( I) New Bread (1049^) Harry’s Girls to construction of a road when for Wedneeday*a meering, wUl'•i W fA, carrying sediment from. MEMBER o r too 'boldly Intent on Ma pre- never lower. help Algeria in the war. Syria Cblomb-Bechar, jdst south of oft with the salesman’s ear and (40) Superman be dteuesion of an mdex sys (13) Nevibeat ( 9-30-40) Farmer's Daughter a 21,000 sq. ft. bufltnng is con '** /8riuhing machines end the- tike. ______TATBDaS o c m PRESS oftius "coat effeciiveiHBa," but To adulterate means to mix and the U.A.R. were accused of the Moroccan-Algariaa bwder, about $13,000 worth of Jewelry. (18) Subeertption TV structed. However, no mentlfm tem for filing the records » a Aaeoplated PrMs la exclu- in the impure. We iu'e to be airing violent ianti - M oroccan ▼ w PHARMACY* (30) BOclal Security 10:00 (KV3Z30) Jack PSar (C) antltled to the ttae of repub* that he has also been a little wasVIKl chief base for the Al (IS) Lite of Riley ( 3-13) Hiss Teenage America was m ads regarding InstsiHilifio n tSie council's clerk; tlte request Menchrater Evening Herald RATED B of all newi dtapatches pure in our dealings , with all propaganda by preM and radio. gerian forces in the 'desert Lincoln was the-first (94) What’ s New Pageant of a water line. ot Joseph Carino to be named South Windsor correspondent Jlted to It o r. not otfiMVIae sharp, In trying to keep Con- people. Whether we are mar The U.A.R. also was accused 469 HARTFORD ROAD—TEL. 849<9»4« 8) Walter Cronkite (34) Japanese Brush Palnllns fighting. dent to have a beard. (10-39-80) Huntley-Brinkley Town Manager Terry Sprbn- to the Cepltal Regim Planning Laura Katz, telephone 644-175S. ■radlted to tMa paper and alao the greea from ha'ving buUt a ship ried or unmarried) single or of planning to aid Atoerla with ( 8 -3 ^ ) nght of the Week 't e a l aaen publlahed here'. 7:00 (ia-33-8h40) Neva. Sports atid 10:48 ( 8-90-40) Hake that Spare kel, commenting to the council, .AgendjH and oomlMratlOB ot All rifftta of repuMlcatlon - of U_,onc» authorized tor. the teen; whether speaking, acting men and equipment.. 'The M oroc Veathar 11:00 ( 94-10-40-13-33-30) News. said there is "no situation m w m ambAilancwbervice. * EXPECT STORK aitedal oiapBtchea h m ln are alao or thinking—to remain pure -Is cans capturedaptured five EgyptianEgyptii of- 18) Subscription TV ■ Sports, Weather , USED c u ts raaarrad. Niavy. The Navy, perhapeNi;* ' Head$ Company 8). Death Vaflsy DSya 11:18 (10) Football Forecast town where water and a road Df. Dearnpifd McGann has LOS ANGELES (AP)—Actor the command of Gk>d. ficers aboardird an Algerian heli written tivrbouncil thet en am- cause H seee only in such mo^ Thomas R. Toomey of 68 [10) If Squi^ (40) Steve Allen Were Installed.’’ Gig Young and his bride of two Sîll aarrloa tdlent of N. E. Rev. Walter L. Abel copter on Oct. i l . TOe U.A.R. (M) Planet Earth ( 3) Movie m the request to lay a btfiance 'would cost tlie town months,say they expect a baby has demanded their release, con SOAPBOX LomdaAa S t , a captain In Rlie Banrioa. loc." emiify'a good chance for K to Our Savior liutheran Church (30) nim 11:30 (l3) Movie r main for drought-stricken more than wouM be gatoed by in June. P obllabte Repreaentatlvea — Ilie tending that they are part of a 7:18 (33) n im 11:30 (10-30) Tonight (C) ' ilhia Jiathewa Special Agency — keep on holding its own, has \ W apping United States Marine Coips Re- resififmts of Troy.Rd. and Brook Young 46, end his wife, training mission which has been (30) Sporta'Camera (23) Springfield Acorns vs. the flaciUty. He felt the Mim- IS OPEN AGAIN . Chicago. Detroit and asrve, wlH take command of 7:80 ( 3-lh Great Adyenture Boston field the council expressed cheeter arnhulance la adequate Elaine,. 28, were married Sept. finally decided H wmte as - In Algeria since it won inde- (33) Schooli Hatch Wits ( 8) Movie lEB AUDIT, BUREAU OF much nuclear power aa possi ocM foal an m K C o., 1st B attalion, OfiUiMa concenT\wlth the matter ot for the town's needs. 18 in Juares, Mexico. Both were ■.HONS. Smf"tn Hitt Cuba pendence from France. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK F(Ht COMPLETE USUNG establishing a precedent. Easements on Beelzebub Rd. previously married, but have no We now have a nice selection of late model used tars. ble. Pt will budd a conventional The diplomatic action pre- Center sopraaontaMvaa rines at a oeremony to be held Harald Printing Company, Councilman William ^Threaher will also be on.the Nov. 6 oblldren-. no financial reapon- aircraft carrier, if that ,1s all It MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Havana saged continuing tension be- SatAirday morning at the trahv- felt the Glendale Rd." proposal All have been completely reconditioned by our own Radio said Thursday night that i tween Morooao’s conservative, Summit ■muty for typographical errora ap- can get, but it wont do it hap ing center on Reserve Rd., Hart should be approved to encourage liearlin In aoverttsementa and other a violent storm in Oriente Prov- traditionalist monarchy and A1 industry. He said four or five experienced mechanics. Most of these cars have been laaillTir m tte r In The Mancheater pily. r bo >oovonioBHy lorpoffoa. ford. MaJ. George M. Carolan . EyaBiBg Herald. Ince damaged homes, cut com gerla’s militantly soclaliat j;ov -' of Granby, outgoing ootnmand Radio building lots have been sold in In such a situation, one could munlcatlons and washed out a emment. ' I the area .- for Industry and felt traded ki cm new Oldsmobilps. Dtaplay advcrtlalng cloalng hoora: Yumurl River bridge'near Ba- ing officer, will pass tOie tailt’s (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS The cease-fire negotiated by i •’*1bo Im d b nof dbc4 imwawiing Mi preniiM . • . b a f h b n p . the $6f(^ esttmated Xost was ORANGE HALL Ear Handay—1 p.m. niday. try to rescue Defense Secretary rocoa . _ Hassan and Algerian President guidon to his suooessor. iHhiBto length. Some stations carry other short newscasts). Ear Tueaday—1 p.in. Monday. Capt. Toomey was commis not-''too much to spend on a McNamara from the cruel in ' The broadcast was moMtpred Ahmed Ben Bella on Wednes to aawwrd, nof wfMne Art any AoaW poabA tef ^ r Wednetoay—1 p.m. TueMay. sioned In 1906 upon graduatioA WDBC—1188 WPOP—1418 Water line to attract induiMty. 1 ^ Hniraday—1 p.m. TTedneaday. ference that he is merely some In- M iam i. B aracoa is ' itcar day gees into effect at midnight I 6:00 Long John Wade «:00 Joel Cash Councilman Vqrnon PeteYson TEST DRIVE TODAY Eor-rrlday—1 p.m. Thuraday. MtefoMAoeWoonMtoloponfnneo." IPotarSiP from Notre Dame University, Raynor Shines Star Saturday—! p.m. n id i^ . kind of adding machine if he Cuba’s eastern tip. ^ along the ill-defined froniler. N o' 8:00 7:00 Bill Hughes new fighting was reported tod. During his oollege years he 1:06 Ne(^ Sign Off 13:00 Oirand Claaalfled deadline: 10:M a.m. himself gave any clear proof WBA...JAY—818 tC pubIleatloB except ALASKA TOO WARM Thursday. THE CHURCH of tha NAZARENE was a member bf the Karine Easy Ed Show WIMP—138S C S rd a r- ' t Am. that his objection to a nuclear Corpa Platoon Leader’s Class News. Weather and Bporta 6:00 News. Weather, SpeHs 6 1961 OLDSMOBILE F-85. A very clean one own . ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP)— One official in Algiers said It SM MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER, OONNSOTIOUT Edward P. Morgan 6:80 Showcase TM a.y, Novembor 1 oan“ier was based on intelli It's going to be warmer in An would be senseless to carry on After comideting a course at 6:46 Lowell ThThomas er, with radio, heater, hydramatic./ •1795 DtlivMn Any Pfaa h "A. CHURCH WITH A MISSION" > Jeff Sprung 6:80 Sporta Time FREE DEUVERY gence apd common sense rather chorage this winter. the fight up to tha deadline be baste Softool m (ântioo, Va., I Patriots vs. Oilers BINGO New tires."Test drive this one tonight. ROBERT J. SBOFF, Pastor 7:00 News Showcase The U.8. Weather- Bureau Im town of Mooehotltr Toomey was Ordered to Camp Tonight At My Place 4A.M.te4P.M. EVERY SAT. NIGHT— 7:30 *MortKB«e For Groceries” than meta ooet factors. He cause both nation’s forces are Sign Off 8:00 The World Tonight plans to move its the'hnometer to be withdrawn from a large Lejeune, N. C., where he was W Tic—tea* 8:16 Life Line 72 Eaw CenNr S tn e l — Mo ik Im Mw could do by objeotisig to SUNDAY SERVICES 8:30 Showcase • 1962 COMET Custom 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heat M«gr J *n ey next .Tueoday la, from the airport to downtown demilitarised son* Algarlar '.Vednosdky thru Sunday assigned duties with the base 6:00 Neva, SporU and Weather 3:06 Best of Broadway the oonstructiare of this car. ■feaita’s own fifture, certaiidy are several degrees lower than limits of ths demilitarised zone, eynoewe Youth Fellowship ...... 6:00 7:46 Senator From Conn. both cancellation decisions his D li«« • • * * ‘ served as a platoon leader with 8:10 Pbpa Concert vMaJ Sram the point o f view o f those taken in the city. ^ Neither government has given MCOMC ■»“>• the 24th lUflo Co., Marine Corps 9:06 NIghtbaat prtneîe. And. we auppoae, it oontenUoR that, in the" .ê of ARCHIE'S Reserve, New LtWlon. 10:00 Your Doctor • 1963. OLDSMOBILE “ 88” Convertible. Very low M.C8B«M«8 WEDNESDAY 11:00 News alao la Hated to have at leaM long-range jets, miaailee, and 1081 MAIN 8T,—8AP-8S18 Capt. ’Toomey’B appointment 11:16 Sports Final OPEN TONIGHT mileage. This convertible has everything on it. aateiUtaa, the oiuiier ia ohap- Bfld-week B ervlee...... 7:16 is la keeping with Marine 11:80 Starlight Berenada , ■onM aHgbt importande to peo OppoMte Army O Navy CRnb 1:00 News and Sign Off ' CLOSED MONDAYS Radio, heater, hydramatic, powee Q A V P * ’'Corps poKoy limiting a oom- ple who ttva far froRi New Jer Iste, whether tt bunts oil o t CHRISTMAS FAIR asd TURKEY SUPPER steering, power brakes. Looks like new. w C uranium. What la a oarriar’B manding offiesr’s term to two sey, ilinply beoauee the fbUy, if SPONSORED BY W 80S ysars. graatast worth today? To, w« xltat fti what wina the vote, may He operates hds own food 1962 BUICK SPEaAL V-8 4-Door Sedan. Radio, suspect, the aurfaoe Navy’s u iimED i METHODIST CHURCH-ÔLTON LEFS aORIST laiiyve eonbaerioua riaewhere. brokerage, the T. E. Toomey heater dynaflow. •2095 propoaitton ia that the vanity. That alone may nMka SATURDAY. NOYEMRER f and Co of Manotwster, is msr- a e d C in S H O P rted and the father of ttirss Very clean. White.' stator the tah inootne it worth wWIa esependRure. 8UPpER-<-IXATURlNO FRESH NATIVE TURKEY eliUdren. R t 44A, Boltoii-7648-8088 fpom the êiMey Turnpike aa But, on auch a baaia, wa Miould 8BBVINOS S:eO and g:S0i P.M . vote tor ths nuclear carriar, as e YES, WE DELIVER e 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC Super 4-0oor Sedan. A agaurity, iaaue H700,000,- ADULTS fl.75 — GHIIDitEN 85e real beauty! Low mileage. being capable of floating much or reaervattona: Call 848-SOM or «4»-lM S Blowers for ell oeosalona; Last time tonight /Obo hi bonda to finaitea ataite Concordia Lists Weddlnge, Funerela, Cut over the neoct five m ote VHiitar on abou t tba aama FAIR 10:00 AAL to S:M P.M. Radio, heater; automatic •1295 Flowers sad CorsegM . . . transiriission, whitewall tires...... auch eocpenaea to kichMle amount of dead weight tonnaga Needlework, Baked Goods, Oandy, Old Jewelry, Vecmoiit Oheeee, Dry Flower AjTangemeiita, feack Bar. Ohrlatmaa B elieve It O r N o t . . . Guest Preacher 'Bot only capital eocpahdttuzea, Booth, Grab Bag, etc. -----— . r V h ut regu lar op eratin g eacpanw a TiM Rev. Dr. Bertliokl von- • 1961 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 4-Door Hardtop. Anti-Digitmw Score y e t acheoia and inetltutioaa. Sohenk of Durham, N. T., wW Radio, heater, powefglide, •1945 h i on tar to g e t thla |7BO,000,> The last we heard, there was, bs tiM guest preacfier Sunday power steering, power brakes...... 000 worth Of quick apending, beUeve It or not, at least acme at both services at Concordia th a u a n a o f the Jeraey T\um- temporary reodgnHicit and iiiuc\ Lutheran Church. He will speak for 89th Anniversary savings • 1961 OLDSMOBILE “ 88" Holiday Sedan. Radio, pOce win aventually have to pay oesa fo r th e suppoaedly h<^>eleaa, BOTH STORES OPEN THERE WILL BE Oft “The Forgiveness of Sins.’’ / heater, hydramatic, power steeringv $ O A Q C hi 1000,000,000 in interaat, uni^valllng, and human gnat Dr. vonSchenk, who sptdce at PIKE power brakes. One owner. Very clean! 4fcw OonoonUa in September to N whkh, of Itself, wBl buy noth- against ootporate mastodon " TOHITE' Coin parent-toaoher group, Is Last few hours to take gdranfage of the Store-Wide savings on all challenge aom ebody darSd hig tor anybody. ' / 2 y graduate of Concordia 'Ihso- Operated • 1959 PONTIAC Catalina 4-Door Sedan. Radio, N., Iba Naw Toric Herald 'M b- launch out In California. logical Seminary, Fort Wayne, Dry Cleaning / home furnishings . . . bedding, floor eevarmgs, dinetfes, decorative heater, hydramatic, power steering. •1095 une, the other, day, pointed out ’There more than a few pet^le Ind., Mid received his doctorate and One owner. that ia apfta of tiia M ttknem o f have taken the eruaade againet from the University of Wart- Laundry . occasional piacas and lamps. ^purg, Iow a. H e Is the founde# Hba propoaal, auch a grandioM all- • « • • 4 obMgaitona and rmponalWHtiee preeervation of the old namu and a lecturer tn^niropean and A m erican Uniâlries, Dr. which will then be harder than -^YQUR CHRISTMAS 24 HOURS A DAY ftn* aKchanges, had succeeded in vonSchenk has been iieUye in e v e r t o OH. ^ HEADQUARTERS for: * 1962 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 2-Door Hardtop. obtaining from the state's Pub- IN MANCHESTER TOMORROW! the ecumenlal movement and in 7 DAYS A WEEK Yellow, radio, heater, powerglide, nice gold and The iituatian in New Jereoy, lie Utilities CommlsaioB, an or the Lutheran Church renewal RCA Dry Clean and Wash black upholstery. This car has had the aaid the Herald Tribune, "ie one der restraining the Paclfie • SEQUINS for the past 40 years. He wlU 6 LBS. DRY OLEANINO •2395 assist with Holy Communion very best of care. of unsound borrowing ki much Telephone Co. from converting ON LY 12.00 a t both services. Ifae aenw fashion aa the house- any more exriianges to digits • a u n i R boider who takes out an ad< until the League’s oomplalnts • 1963 BUICK 225 Electra. 4-Door Sedan. Very low tional mortgage to pay for gro- have been more fully considered. I. to 4 p-in. mileage. Less than 10,000 miles. This car has every- seciea That mereiy eorapoundi STYROFOAM ing. Road test this one tonight. This te the first time any — V ANNUAL 4ha toouMo.” thing like thia has teppened What Oovemor Hughes la anywhere, and this did Rot come FOILS • 1963 OLDSMOBILE 88 Holiday Sedan. Regal mist hrylng to do down in New Jer until American Telephone and and white. This car is fully equipped. Sold and serv sey, in Ilia effort to q>end more Telegraph Co. affiliates had al ORNAMENTS SEE FOR YOURSELF! COME IN AND TRY iced by us. Low, low mileage . than ba dares tax for, la the ready succeeded In converting same Mud of proposition hi about half of the nation's 82,- FA LL DANCE pclncipte as that now bein g of- 000,000 telephonee to the all You Name.It— Wo*ve Got It GMAC and BANK RATES îered to the people of .Maa- digit system. The fact that the and It’s Fairway Priced! SPONhORED BY ANDBRMON-SHEA POST 2046 eheater. Rather than hold our California challenge, even budget laM , or try to out it, or though it has grown in popular Charge It with "UNI-CARD* •1962 OLDSMOBILE Starfire 2-Door Hardtop. try to atabihxe our tax rate, as SNOW BLOWERS! Saturday, Nov. 2 This Starfire is the finest we have ity and enthusiasm among the It muat bo atabillzed if the oom- 6 PJL to 1 AJ«. people of that state, poses a po — t LOOA’nONS — had in the used car department munlty la to live, the proposi tential halt to such an elephan- LOOK! 97S MAIN STREET ■ in a long time. Be a sport...... < •2995 tion is to Indulge in both kinda tme process, decided upon long WE NOW. GIVE Downtown MaBehester Snow Bird’s popularity is do aocidoat I fi die most soundly AT YFW HOME of sxtravaganoes — liicreeaing ago by oorporate maateminds, ongineered snow dirower available. It’s the only snow •1961 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 Convertible. White, ayK GREEN ^ TURNPIKE PLAZA tba tax rate steadily on .ono MUSIC BY CHABJJE VARBIOK red and white interior. Radio, heater, powerglfde, makes one doubt whether there STAMPS — ! 705 MlDDliB TPKE. E. duower that performs the three essentials of snow control. band and bow, on tho other, re - will be m Oaltfomia, any final AN!D HIA Next to Popwlar Market - Feeds snow with a tlow-tpetd rotary auger foto a h i ^ g yred REMOVE SNOW EASIER power steering and power brakes. Local •2095 sortifig to bonding tor w hat decision in favor of the senti- owner t(X)k the best of care of this. blower tiaat discharges die snow through an oprpi’ diroated DONATION flAO OOUPU Return to elegance . Provincial 3 6 9 Should bo tunning expendlturas mentaltsts. Meanwhile, how / '—‘ha addttioaal mortgage to ever, the anti-digdtera are com ooDtroUable chute that lets you aim the snow precisely. pay tor gnoceriiea.’’ piling their statistical argu Easily handles snow that^s wet and heavy, dfy and flaky, or SAVE YOUR The magnificence of 18th Century French Courts comes to your bedroom in this Beyond that, there Ues a de ments trying to. prove that the crusted. Model 225 Snow Bird outs s 22" swath in deep snow French Flare group. The grracefully sculptured lines are enhanced by the bone- WEEKEND SPECIALS vice tho local apendera have not aiuft to dlgita really doesn’t do a widi a new 4' h.p. ea^-start winterized engine. Model 2flS white finish with gold highlights. Quality detailing such as drawers with solid yat thought of. Sometimos, thing that la really‘Beceesary SAVE HOURS OF HARD WORK cuts a 26 " swath through the deepest snow with hufky 6 h.p, fronts, dovetailing front and back, center guides and complete dustproofing are • 1961 OLDSMOBILE Deluxe 98 Holiday Coupe, when bonds for municipal "gro- for the aooommodation of any SHOVELING SNOW USING THE eeries” oome due, you can get V •asy-start engine. HEART and BACK featured. 64" nine-drawer triple dresser with 46 x 86” mirror, 41 x 53” 6-drawer Fully equipped...... *2195 future in fin ity o f phoiniea j * Special siway wMh paying them off by The anti-digiten msist, hi shest-on-chest and full size bed, $369. 24 x 16” bedside commode $^9.50 extra. T baraag laeubig new bonds which you fact, that BO-long as you move Bulbîfe 0 v t £ e / n S N O - 'm t o T-BIRD SPECL4L oail tefuDdiag bonds. We hesi the dial from one slot or an tate even to .mention auch folly AvoU Sh appoh tmtnt My/ay w M s r wdS FOR YEARS TO COME i T . • 1958 T-BIRD 2-Door Hardtop Coupe. Radio, heat other, it makes absolutely "ho er, Fordomatic.i power steering, power ThrMhin aaiihiot o f the present difference to the telephone • 4 FORWARD SPEED8I Prices Slached! Easy^^Terms teem Roaxd of Dirootora. That’s whether you call that spot on! brakes. White with jjjack interior. •1195 • POWER REVERSE! T im e SPECIAL AT sUi two or three stops down the (Hal by a num ber, a g eo- 10 per cent down, up to two Mm tssU ^«y want to have SNOW-BIRD grapbloal ptaoe name, or a dia- years to pay on Watkins take. • 1961 CHEVROLET Monza Sport Coupe. Radio, M o d o l l l i HGolth Saving Easy Budget Terms On the other hand, they have heater, standard transmission. Black •1595 interior, white, spotless. Special A Ogrrieris Worth ay statistical proof that, so far Inly 1 0 0 0 9 S • Efficiant as the poor human being is con DARWIN TULIPS...... 39c and 49c Den. Datonse Secretary Robert 8. cerned^ it is much easier for him 1959 FORD FAIRLANE 2-Door Sedan. / , / / 9 MoNamara ia ourrently under or Aer to carry a name followed Modal 212 EARLY TULIPS ...... 59c Doi. 'Radio, heater, Fordomatic. flse on familiar grounds. The by e nuntoer in the head than it FREE DONUT^ THURSDAYS Would make a\ nice second c a r !...... ahsege la, as it has been many is to carry two additional num tR O C U S ...... 25c Do i. V r | H 5 FRIDAYS timas batore, ttiat he la risking bers. If we must tell the truth, • 1961 FORD ■yictoria 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, heat ‘ 3 2 9 DAFF^^DILS Sc Em. Mm naiiitary future of his ooun- mahy of the customers neW to er and standard transmission. try by tiy ^ to assign a “bar . and COFFEE •1695 the all-digit system have trouble Easy tWM avoNsUg Sofa 3 3 9 v 1 Special gain basement price tag for H Y A a N T H S ...... 10c Em. -TV dialing a number even when Easy Terms paaoe tim e iotmt effoettvenesB they do it from a botrit, Mmply A vailable RED EMPEROR TULIPS ...... 69c Dos. • tody puepoaea” to a pit^>oal- because they cannot cany aum- Mtai batora him . In thia eai bers from the book to the dial \ Stop In Tomorrow! Howl Foam luxury with QIvs ap an-whitsr back skBln— fst M Arisns tba pcopoeltion was-that of as easily aa they can ehrry the SNO-THRD-choica of 6 h-R or UVi Ins. modsisi buUding a Mcond nucleer-pow- name of an exchange. SALE! SALE! ^ SALE! MANCHESTER (hiicMy and satlly dasr any snow, threw R ap eMd aironit oairte for tha We do not predict that, be- to 30' away In any dirsetion through 340* ib- a Chippendale flare! Navy. Ri this case the acouaer glnning in OaUfornia, theie can volving 8no-Chute. It’s poworfal and dspondoMo. WOW! TULIPS 39c Dot.' was Navy Secretary -BVed be any mass national reversal bf meas4 wwU woeOV^Rw WvQ iVwfn LARGE aiZE BULBS Scalloped wood bases with square molded legs give these Kiortli. who ia leaving otflee ap^ a big oorporate policy already in nvaUablo for 8 h-p. asodolf wNb ssMiiok iMao.' « ea-ww' paeanMy baoauae ha couldn’t •ffaot for at least half the na- loungy pieces a Chippendale look. Available in fruitwood,- NOTCH SALES Como in aoon fo r taU d o to M kaMi oohfifote of interaat out of Uon. But then, atxiinge things \ maple or cherry finishes. Best construction including 8-wdy SELLING-AND SERVICING |hila OWB behavior, but who will, have bappenet* Ir tha past, and o o .\ hand-tied coil spring bases, extra soft Duo-foam or Poly- of oourae, have some aympathy strange, unexpected, aoml^hat CAPITOL EQUIPMENT NEM^ OLDSMOBILES FOR OVER 38 MAIN STREET 643-7958 Dacron cushions and foam-and-Dacron backs. Big cover • whan ha attacks McNamara, revoiutiotuuy and form-tipset Garden Sales 159. ^29 YEARS — Mm brash olviUan w ho aa^pns to ting things are obviously going, 38 MAIN ST. — .t43-7tS8 •election! S to rt H o o t * MoMMqy-WMdM-May TsB— TWMtMy^FrMoy HE 9 -^ u n lo y 7-4 512 W. CENTER STREET iMva a apeoial talent toe mak- to hîpan kt tbs futura.E ws >12 OAKLAND STREBT~«49-940e TdMphoM 443-1511 I k oiir mUMary man. aod.thair sm pe eomplete vlctimiaatioa at-

Y MAKCHESTBR e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1968 ^ G E NINE PA O l EIGHT MANCH1!STE]R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ERIDAY, NOVEMBER Handley Named Andover Open Air-Vatik- NeedsNo Guard To MRA Again panels P.’ Merritts Set HBSSTON, Kan. (AP) —The ^ M tm t Rd.. ^ Heaeton State Bank's vault, with the Hkrtford Insurance Group, Mrs. Joyia Don, Faculty Advisor the indhey in it, sits out in the VoL XXVIII, No. 8 Friday, November 1 ComiHlad by Stndente of Manchester High School Party Noting haa been open air without so much as an Mianager Richard M * ^ to A armed^ |3i«rd.x]uilng the. night. Uve-ye4T term on the Manohas- Year During office hours, when the D ea S in e bank needs cash, an official ac ter Redsvetopmmt A gw ^ ' ^Frieitdship companied by two shotgun car ttkjwtlsy has been amsrmten The deadline to r buying Mtt. and V i« . E dw ird W. rying guards crosses thf .main wtth the HMtford Soccer Team Wins 8AA tiokets ia next Thure- Barrel Goes kfanrMt a t OM SUta Hd^ An- street from Its offices, and takes f^ a a t lo n since 1617, day. The amount of $8,312.70 Aivar, m anicd In Hct>ron Oct. o\it whatever he needs. was oslled Uis HartfbM Acai- has been made on the Stu- M, IMS, will oalabrata their This awkwgrd procedure be dent s»*d Indenmlty Oo. ■dent Activity Association Rolling Along V m wadding annivaraary Sun- came neoeasary when the bank A tta r serving In various oa- drive as of Oct. 2$. dagr .a t Ifaa home a t Uiair son, building Was tom down. They pgtoMies In Ks a u to m o h U s ^ Tickets may be purchased Bdwaid, on Waat Bt In Colum- left the vault sticking up like a pîtment. hs bsoame superin- CCIL Championship from hoinaroom represents- > The barrel to roUlng again! Ma. MIK Marrftt w m bom in sore thumb in the mnble where t ^ e t in 1686. In 1687. he w m tives. The pttoe is $8 and Diiring the next few weSoi ttite houaa and waa married a new bank building soon will may be paid fbe. In two In toe "Funds for Friendship” bar Hm m . H m twin oblmneya, un- be erected. Tils'^ stallments of $1.1 IXiplaylng wall-kamed aov-ffour minute mark of the laattiuun* of Brady, tt might Juat It Is necessary fo r'x Mu- rel will viplt toe'vanous MHS nanal for an old Cap* Cod, “We don’t keep any full-time bsoame sectâry. oer aklllfl and team apirlt, tMe be better to give credit to the guards,” said Bob Ruth, presi In 1666. Handley waa pro period. Brady scored again by dent to secure SAA homecomers seeking suwiort Imre randa tba plaoa an un-' MHIS bootere oopped the CX7IL backing up his own shot. The entire team. The front lime of aaiial landmark ainoa about dent. “It’s well exposed and moted to a vice presidmtey In bership in order to take for this year’s American Field League Ohampionehip by their booters were getting away from Luodwall. aitarnating wtth In sports or other extra-cur 17SS. well lighted all the time. - The Gets Scholarship the ooropany, and In 1981 waa inauranoe company approved 8-1 vtotory over the Elajêe of the Etogira aa the goals accum Danny Sullivan, and Randy ricular actl'Vlties. Service fund raising campaign. Ifia. MarxHt waa ttie former aippolnted executive in charge ^ Wetherafleld on ' Wedneaday Smitlj. Brady, Jim McCarthy the arrangement.” Miss Arden-ChUra Godin of of the automobile oompensatlon, i ulated. SAA will entitle the owner Containers have also been plac R a iria i Bailay, dauerhter o f the COMPUTE afterooon at Memorial Field. Six minutes after scoring his and Provencal, all '64, worked to (1> free admission to al lata Mr. and Mrs.'* C h a r 1 e a 53 Bchaller Rd., formerly of HatolMtj'. englnserlng, pey™** i ed in the serving llne.s in the SPOOKS ROB STORES X Fighting off oold, wind, and second goal, Brady managed on fast, attacks throivghout the most all home athletic con-^ Battay a t Oohunbia. A alster Notch Rd., Bolton, was recent and audit departments a t »i«| Wethersfield, the Red and game.- cafeteria as part of this year's NEW liONDON (AP)—Two UNEOP to nudge the ball out of a tests. (2) reduced rates at* drive. If each student were to Sarah waa aMo bom and mnr- ly awarded an annual schdar- then Hartfwd Accident and In- j WWte played to a ataiemate In scranfble of Indian's and Kaglee Halfbacka, oo-oaptain Ri^y sports dstnees, muSIcal per itad in tlM aanvi houae to the men wearing masks shouted demnHy Co. He is now In charge contribute one penny each day. krlrii or treat’’ as they entered ahip for 3200 by the State of OFFICE AND the first quarter. Continuing for his third tally of the day. Lawrence, '64 and Jimiors Bill formances. In obtaining So- lata Oeoivo Merritt of Andover, of the (xupialtjr department of to miaa goala, but maintaining Rylander and Dldi Sagal con- manhis, (8) some events Manchester would be able to a package store on Blackhall ConnaoUcut. A 1963 graduate At the well-eittended -game.' host srt'en exchange students brother of ESdward W. Merritt, the oombinod group. oontrol of the ball, the Indiana considering the blustering wind ttaually fed passes to the at may be scheduled for mem; a t last night They collected o f Manchester High School, ahe He had, for 15 years, servto SCHOOL next year) fin rah Uvea down the road from more than glOO in carii becauae needed ten minutea of the aec- and oold, the high q)irited spec tack line. Senior fullbacks, oo- bars only, bar alater’s place.* The two ia studying education, and Manchester as a member cf ond quarter to break the ice. captain. Nad Zaglio and Bob Fhnds received' will go PlanB to enabls aji MHS stu- each of the Halloween visitors hopea to be an elementary tators thought it waa ail over. dent to travel abroad this sum barothera and slaters were nev-'' aarrled a gun, proprietor Rose the Zoning and Planning Oom- SUPPLIES Stave Brady, ’84, pounded a WT^ three minutes left in Brannk?k used . hard tackUng for various sports equlp- ar far apart In all their lives. teacher upon graduation from mMon, the tost 3>d years se aroaR paaa from \ring A nden methods and a fine “rtiort msnt and the operation of mer have already been stated SHva told police. In a slmUar W lU lpsntlc State OoUege. Her the last quarter, substitute Bill 5^ the AFS Cofhmittee. Jun Nad and Hattie, as moat incident in New Haven, two its chairman. He resigned in Lundway at the Bkgle goalie. Oarney, '65, flat on his bade game.” Goalie Duke Hutchln- ' non-profltable organizations. people oaU therm, had six chli- scholarsMp was given for scho 1902, laying. “ 15 years is tong Though the shot waa knocked Bon’B tendtog tatonta were Candy Hachadourtan, '86 iors interested in toe AFS men who tUsgidseil thrir faces lastic standing. 4 4 9 ^ 1 just inside the goalie’s cirde, «hw. Sons Whitney and Arthur by covering their heads wKh enough to serve, rince new down by the goal tender, Brady called upon only a handful of Summer Americans Abroad Miaa Godin is the daughter lofted a shot over the chairtTing Program liave applied through Mve with thnn and Edward in nyton stookings held up s Co- thoughts end new ideas are „;^took the fo*tow-up for We first Wetherêtd goalie for the fifth timea as Manchester dominated the W est St. houae. The daugrh- hmbua Ave. liquor idMp for of Mrs. Chatiea E. Oodki and always good fo r governmental goal of the game. the field. the guidance office. Nineteen the late Mr. Godin. and final Manchester tally of Next Wedneaday the booters tan are Mra. Joeeph Kropp of 8160. porica saM. bodiH.’* Two ininutro later, Wethers the game. This was Carney's Pupils Win applications have been forward NorwMi, Mra. Orln Pratt of field reaponded with a tally on fir8t--mark in the 1663 scoring will Journey to E. O. Smith for ed to the town committee. This Coventry, and Mrs. Ernie Reid a corner kick. Indian gcahe ooiumn. an unofficial post-season game. week these ap^51icants will be of Bau GMlle, Pla. The oele- Duke HuteWnaon, ’66, attempt The clock quickly ran out Coach Danlelaon haa given hia Art Awards personally interviewed. Two hratin^ odliple hope that all the ed to block tlie ball, but was and the important ninth MHS starting team the day off to names will then be sent to the ohildran can be present at the unable to scoop up the leather win was recorded to squeeze lesaen the chance of Injurlea AFS ofWee in New York where affair on Sunday. from the mkbri of an all-out out Hall for the CXSL crown. and give them a rest before the Six Manchester High School further screening will take drive. Duke, who la near If state tourney games. Sir. Marrltt wras a blackamith C.OOD/rS'EA^ Coach Richard K. Danielson students received awards in the place. for S8 years in Andover, first not on top of the CX7L for goal chalked up his 'righth league ..Compiling * 9-1-1 season rec Arte and Crafts Festival, spon The AFS hopefuls wiU be nant to Staddle Brook on the tending, amaaaed rix unoffictal championship, and for the 11th ord. the hooters have shown sored by^ the Manchester Fine notified during March as to praaent Edward S a ^ place and aavee in the entire game. time In 13 years he brings “his their abllHy to come back from Arts Association and the Lions whether or not they have been Mitar on R t S next to the Con- Snapping back, right wing boys” to the state CIAC tow- a tie and a lose to win again. Cliib last weekend In the high accepted under this program. fragadonal Church. Tom Provencal, '64, notched nament. Comebacks have been termed school cafeteria. ^ This is the same program the second Indian goal in a by coaches the. sigh of a real Hootenanny Tomorrow NEW WHEELS A wfeek from today the boot- Awards for art went’ to which sponaored Bill Whiteaell'a The pvUic is invHed to at fast sweep downfield. About a era will open their defense of team. trip to toe Phillipine.s and Holly minute later the half-time buzz No matter hoW the team Rlelârtl Ansaldi. for a water tend a Hootenanny tomenrow the state championship which color, pen onff ink combination, Hooker's stay in Turkey. at 8 pjn. at Rham High School. er sounded to close the predom they held last year. Their op fares In the state tournament, Paula Rosen, "66. inately Manchester controlled the shining success o f the 1963 and Rbbert Lincoln, fojr a life The event. M sponsored by the ponent and the place of the drawing in ink. Both bbye are X*IHA and is for the benefit of first half with an Ice-thin Red game is pending the outcome MHS bootera will be. as it haa been In the past, the work of otudenta in Mrs. LaVerhe ttm Student Soholaniilp Fund. -Critics’ Choice at Rockville ^ _ ' and White lead. 2-1. of other league games. Follow ing a script quite sim In atteanpt to name outstand soccea coach Richard K. Dan son's art class. New Grade Bntartahenent wtil be provided Anitonf Sadtok Jr., Ginger Bkfwell, Suzanne Meyer and BUeen Murphy run through a aoeos- hy aeveral talented groups. 50% OFF ilar to the first half. Manchester ing players of Wednesday's ielson. In toe crafts division, three from "CrilioB’ Choice’’ being presented tonight and tomoirow at Rorikytae High School audi One of them is the Harmony fell short o f scoring unUl the game, other than the well-worn Ted Rosen. '65 studentil of Mr;<. Elizabeth Bud(T torium by the TYnvn and Oountry Flayers. Tiokets wM be wvailaUe at the door. (Itlemid received certifleatee of award. Introduced Oetts composed of two young photo by Satemis). DURING OUR PRE Andoear couples, Mr. and MTa Alien James entered an enam / Gordon MladDonald and Cliff Corrections New Members eled dUh, Shirley Fiaaer a atl'ver A ne^v facet of grading in tha and enamel penidant, and Cathy / / amt Connie Benson. Also ap .500 Season form of numerical grade tor ett'^ pearing are the W a p p i n g SEASON WINTER TIRE Three seniors, winners of Join Photo Q u b Miner a'bomboo horaa wtopoiowiMs made up of Hank letters of commendation on Rodman Stewart, '64, won In Izmtotip w'W appear on the re port cords o f all senilor high and Kathy Monterose who are Unattainable the National Merit Scholar The MHS -Photography (JUib the sChoilaatlc photography « - ship Qualifying Test, were, vleimi for his photo. "Abstract.” sohool students, beginning this ftaNc aingfers and guitartots. To recently welcomed five new eonidste the bUl wiB be a vocal omitted in the “W orld’’ story Rod'to president of the photog quarter. n o u p o f Severn! boys and girls For Gridders of Oct. 18. They are George members. Ita second meeting raphy club under Ito. Laivrenoe Hanley, Ronald Jodoln and Perry of the science depeul- Every student wtB receive, m an ‘ Rham, known as the was held on Tuesday. Oct. 22. from eiach of his teachers, the Rhamhlera, and a vocal and In Ail hope for a Man cheater Shirley Johnson. Along with A slide Show on enlarging waa ment. * /, the 13,000 semi - finalists j . R. Newton, 'SS convenrional letter grade plus strumentalist combination head High .500 football season aea- given atong with a practical a numerical score ranging from ed by Roger Phelps. acroes the nation, these' ■on waa atomped out leM. Sat demonstration of the darkroom one to four. -The eftizenahip A turkey dinner will be oomnvended students consti numibens wH have toe follow served to the pribUc wMfa serv urday by a Maloney offense, tute the top two per cent of technique. all high school seniors. The first meeting, haW two ing interpretation: 1 —excellent; ings at 6 and 7 p.ni. Combined which at times bordered on the MJRC Party 2 -good. In moot areas; 3—flair, N rickets for both entertainment Also, the girl in the pic weeks before,, contained a slide ■pectacutor. Scoring a touch show on developtog film and needa improvement; and 4—un- and the dinner are oflfered at ture with the “Horse of satisfactorj'. A grade, of B-2, special nates. ITckets may be down per quarter, the high-fly- Bamboo’ ’ in last week’s' a “get-acqualnted’’ talk by Held in Gym m SATURDAY, NOV. 9--l« AJM. te S PJW. ti^ Spartane, fresh from a 64-0 President Rodman Stewart. wxxild mean B tor soholaiXic obtained from James Foran, “World" was Cathy Miner, attoievement and .2, tor good Jtota Oonlan, Mrs, George ...... •' victory over Bristol Eastern, ’65, Cathy won F crafts Thotnae Wright, vice president, displayed aundty old cameras ’Ki* MHS Gym was the cittzeouhip hlahita. Miawon, Mrs. Paul Ffanstiehl, (this to not .a misprint) laced award for her project in the acme of a party ptit on by the Mna Bteve Urstn, or Mrs. John the Indiana 24-6 befoire a fine and photographic equipment The cttizenshlp grade will be Aifjfhnd Crafts Ibeatival last International RatetlonB CTub, Oormulaited liy considering many WtoGulre. Christmas dacoratieni and arrangamants— SwadisH eoffaa shop crowd at Memorial Field. weekend. which the club received recent ly. Rodman Stewart, '64 dlractod by Mr. Jay R. Stager, trattfi, baring toe mark on the bi landing'IBSaroiae ’ITie game marked the In 'Thursday Oct. 24. The party Mhrins Cpl. Jaiwrence P. aad’^Calcad goods— Lunchaon— Varmont ehaasa— handmada arti- overall quality. Teachers will dian’s fifth, coneecutive loss was in honor of the -four-Yor- oonrider such qiialfties as in Anderaon, son of Mr. and Mrs. and, with only eight games f r r r r rign students apending the year Thomas J. Anderson of R t' 1,' is ' * ? itiative, self-control, courtesy, elat— Christmas cards— plants— whita alaphants— candy— sur scheduled, ruined any chance of In Manchester; Anders Lund- dependabilfty and rewponriWlity ■erring with the Third Btit- SURE GRIP a .500 season. The game was ■wall from Sweden. Diane toMnn, laeveaUi Marine R egi in dodding on a student’s nu- prise packages. played in an uhaeasonably* tor Brasaington from England, nverioal grade. These marks, ment, Fbat Marine Dtviaton, rid heat, and both coaches sub Steve Dusohek AEIF student (t is to be remembered, have no arid partlripated in eactensive stituted freely In am attempt from Austria, and Marius amphdbtous operations oonduc- wl6t«r tires never connection with toe quarterly Hackmatack to give the flrst-atringera a Seekers from Belgium. schoflOrtlc grade tor each sub Wd sept. 16 through 27 off the TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH S tr e e t much deserved and needed rest. After each person hod donned ject. coast of Southern Oalifmnia. lower priced... (Joach AHbrio'e chargee took a name tag representing either The Onvaliera, above, Nancy S2iarek, '64, Roger'<'Wesoott, '66, and Sharon Murphy, '64, from Twenty-two Pacific Fleet ahlpa The system was adopted be the opening kick-off, but were Sweden. Austria, Belgium, or loft to right in toe center, and the senSor rgmesenitativee from MHS bo the All-OonnecUcut cause o f ddscuariofla held by and more than 13,000 Marinea unable to move the ball. Woody the U.S.A., toe party began. CSiorus, briow, were partioipantB in Tuesday's hootenanny assembly tor toe chuss of 1964. 'took part la the landing sKer- teachers and adnuntstratora Clarke, Paul Richard. Ron Til* group ■was ip41t up by coun (Herald phobM by Ofiana). ______laM spring on the need o f .show V L«wis, aU '64, and Randy Oote tries into four smaller groups I. ing' toe poritive contrlbutton of- NEWWHEELS '65, started in the MH8 back- each led by a foreign student. good cfttzenriiip by most ,>*u- Bvening Herald field. ’Hwa far this year, this They ■wwe gtven 10 mlnutee to Andover eerrespondent, Law- dents. fast-moving group haa been organise a humorous skit In-, Mch Ames '65. lenea Mee, tolephono 7CMT06. •ucceflsful as one can expect -volving a bag of odds and ends Senior Folk' Music Program 5 0 % off regular price from a 0-6 ball club, but Sat such as a nanger, a set of urday, oven the end akirta, with notebook rings, and an ice BJehard o r Lewis Uig|ring the cream acoop. The resulting College Agents ban wWch have been effective, skits ranger from an operation Unique in Annals of School Homemade were stopped cold. on a two-headed person by Slated for Visits Maloney wasted little tim e in Diane Bi-assington's UJ5.A. to ry Preston performed "S a i Saints Go Marching In.” The $OC.95 a scene from CTape Canaveial A senior ameanbly unique in*' displaying thetr “peo-nke’’ of Away" and "Let My Little later was soon changed to During the next two , weeks by Anders LundwaJi’s Sweden. the annals of MHS hi.story was RAYIOU fense. Using the h a lfb ^ ^ Kathleen Vennart PhHlp Ruaoonl Light Shine.” “When ’64 Goes Marching. In,” there will_ be several collegs Dion play (a la Frank Gtffora), Anders and Marius shared presented Tuesday, Oct. 29, In FRESH OR FROZEN for two The assembly ended with an a rousing version bv the cYass representative."! in the Guidance the vtslitorB connected on two their European skilla with the Bai)ey Auditorium. Eleven gui ensemble number of "If I Had of ’64. office, to talk with interested tiroe and peydlrt toosee. Tbe first, fiw party. Together they left the tars. one banjo, and one bass a Hammer” and "When the Kathv Vennart, '64, Students. Frank RuzyeW to end T j m Legion of Honor room and an object such as a wheole _ j ___ Dn.. Tue.sday, Nov. 6, repre- iv».30c IMPORTANT! CJbok. was a thing of beauty. 'watoh was chosen and concen fiddle combined to augment a .sentauves from all men’s and Ruzyckl flaked the run To the uninitiated,. Kathleen ' Philip Rusconl, varsity sharp trated on by the audience. When folk singing program presented women’s'hranches of the armed . DON’T BREAK THE SEAL. . tubeless for late m o d el ca rs right end. etopped. dead and Vennart jqay appear to be slm- shooter on the MHS rifle teiun, they returned, they could guess Jointly by toe Folk Singing Club force.s wilP^JP at MHS at 8:20 N. PASQUALINI lofted a long spiral right Into i pj„ PTO Plans Girls’ Team C .3 , • . - — another active, popular girl. sets his sights not only on toe object aided by Mr. Stager. and toe music department. a.m. Any interested students TEL *44^604 . Get extra new wheck at 50% off now the orana o f Oook who was an | g},g been a member rof Then Anders divided a stick of The directne.ss and slmplicit.v and parent.s are ■,welcome. A by Mmaelf in the e n d none. Hl*^ School World, Student sports, but also on a profitable SM Avery SL, Wapplag ^ and eliminate mounting expense and 11.1 .lid 2 .Id .f f yMs Mr. OHiw litM d '.S .'tk iii.t.ly I n stfe d . wood into three porttona. He of folk nuiric .was explained to Open House Scores Win representative from'Bânt Col BHQ Loiko, an outstanding Council, and Sock and Buskin and eventful senior year! left toe, room, and while he was toe seniors by Mr. Robert Vater, lege will also be here' op Tues possible “ scaT* damage every Winter ninner all day, scored in the for four years, and is serving as Plfll, who prefers to be cidled gone someone grabbed the stick master of ceremonies. The day. and Spring! ^ seoond period on a ll-yard secretary of the latter. Pep "Rosco,” has been a member on either end or at toe middle theme o f true and fal.se lov^ The Manchester High School The Girls’ Field Hockey team "nie program for the rsiit .of GOODYEAR ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE ■nemoer making H 12-0. The (31ub, International Relations of the rifle team and varsity portion. When he returned, An waa then sung by Fred Sprague PTO will present a program of enjoj’ed the sweet taste of vic the week is as fpllows: “M" Club since his sophomore All New Ooodysor Auto Tim Are Guaranissd Natlen-WMa itev t«nto»ted a sutoained (Jlub, Round Table, and Young ders could tell the group toe In "Come All Ye Fair and Ten explanation of coursee to the tory Tuesday os they romped Wedne.sday. Nov. 8 — Clark Famoin Subuftanite Winter Tires Somhon drive, which took .the j People’s Fellowshjp, of, which year. He has also been on the Collage of Technology. portion grasped by BmelUng it der Ladlee.” to an 8-0 win over Ellington- at WHEEL CHAIRS 1. Against normal road hazardf—i,e,, blowouts, fabric heart. out . of _ m the _ T^xUiMWtatIndlane ashe Vi a Was'kua a vrlriAvice president,T\V*ABlHAnt comnfvm» Junior varsity and varsity | îth. as he said, his "European An entirely ''different ap parents of its students on . Tnbrsday, Nov, T—Valparaiso plete her list, of extra-curricular football squads. His proficiency Thursday evening, Nov. 7, at Memorial 'Field. The game waa Univtrslty, Katherine Gibbs, NEVER LOWER PRICED brealu, cuts—except repairable punctures. Limited The second half, marred t v noee!” The rest of toe people proach waa taken by Mary Lou activities, past and present. on the rifle team earned him Joined in the fun by trying toe Kowell singing "Copper Kettle,” 7:15 p.m. characterized by exi-ellent pass Norwich University. Boston Col • M o n traction when it inowi—More mile the oppreaBive heaL _ ^ Kathy is following a top-level co-captain for the 1963-64 sea to original owner for pumber of months specified. same tricks but with lam suc- a song about Ozark moonslKin- This program, similar to the ing and good teamwork. The ^ lege,' . ___ age when it doesn't cou;^V “c^Hegri:ivriW êro son. In addition to these varsity oem. Friday, Nov. 8 — Colby Col Ing. The story of a gtrl who dies one presented last .year, will defense was well organized and 2. Against any defects in workmanship and m^trrlal Polm, , Civilization, AP English, Chem- sports, he hunts, fishes, and The evoning was capped off tor love -was sung by Nancy lege, Boston University. Ver f For dependable driving in mud and mow. iTrrrT^î'i '66 and Bob ‘rtry, Modern Problems, and I plays football and baseball In with pizza .and soda in toe afford to th* parents an oppor exceptional in that it kept toe mont College, 'without limit as to time or mileage. „ Szarek in "She’s Like the tunity to,find out the objective ball off MHS’s half of the field, ^ ? ^ n ie S e undM^ - 1 Choir. A Oold Key from Scholaa- his leisure time. teadhera’ oafeteria, each person Swallow.” On W ednesday,'N ov. IS, rep- *ow their he Writing Awards, and the a v -, Not only making fine sporting of eooh course taken toeir for the entire fir.st half. re.sentatives will be here from doniatihg 50c for his shore. A touch of true MHS origin No Money Down! Any Goodye^ tire dealer (over 60‘o6o in all 50 states) derSiae Itan Good atizenshlp Award are. records but also equally good .. Roy Parks, '66 ohl'ldren. Sue WoUenberg. '64. relumed Wentworth Institute, Rider Col toe ^ y_^__ the ' two honors which she has re-' school records, Rosco Is follow- ality waa then presented by Parents wlii come to school to play after a week’s atwence lege,'Hi ram College, and Marl- will repair tire, without charge, or make allowance on Showed no mercy, stopping the celved. ing a college course. For his Jim K-rause and Gar>' Mac- Fopooees odd. with their children’s program because of an injury. 'She had etta College. On Friday. Nrw. new tire based on original tread depth remaining and Rut how can' one describe the senior year his subjects are Col- Dotnald singing “ Poor Linda cards and follow their schedule foi-merly played goalie. ,..,but Iff. Drew Institute and Goddard M ounting! If Ruaycki’a aeoood HD P«^ off-beat inner soul of Kathy lege Level Trigonometry, his fa- Classes Studying Smith.” a song they composed 'College will be represented. For Sale 6. M. Peimanent ALL WEATHER COOLANT, or FREE the current "Goodyear price**^ oaine midway to the third pai^ as toe student would on any reg Tug.seak passed Algebra n . f got hit by lunch periods that prepare us Minuet” by Loula Parker. The will be given at the meeting to Boutilier, ’66, and Cindte Smith, — OR — both in the air and on ^ program waa momentarily in to'lntererted students. Poasea 1.95 be held on Dec. 5. ' 66 . ground by wide margina.,. Bob a car tr^ng to keep my dog for ulcers in later life.” study of tods piece involved toe terrupted by Mr. Vater who may be picked up in toe Gui WersUor’a *64 punting was one from getting hit." Philip Rusconl dramatisation of tod play and proceeded to grive toe senior-s The library, cafeteria, guid Excellent on defense M ra dance Office at any time, beflora SKI PARKAS' bright iqx>t for toe Indiana..^ ^Likes'; “Raspberry squares Phil reflects hds own person k short character study of up clapqiiflig instructions. Anyone ance office and auditoflum-wlll' Karen Nowicki. '64, Pat Du\-al, toe cloae school on Monday, • Another was that all four polnt- imd Junior boys!" ality when he aays that he per and lower claaa French knows you clap on - t|i* be open for inspection, and dem '64 and Kathy Giglio, '64^ Nov. 4. ORIGINAL INSTALLED and ^ ' sfter-touchdown-attempts were What would you do if you had likes kids who are always smil men of the eighteenth century. beat!” onstrations of different types of In last Thursday's game a million doUara? "I’d proba g a t .topped by the Inddans... Ham ing; he Ukea to travel, and An outstaivdUhg p resen ta^ ^ Roger Weatcotti singing equipment will be shown by the Manchester topped Hall. 1-0. ^ TE.ACHERS 430NFEB GUARANTEED B¥ US. • a bly cry from loneliness!'' he wants to live -where there ia waa given by the pwiod 6 olaad: "(Jreen Field" and Sharon Mur- Instructional Materials Center. Debbie Bates scored toe ■ goal. On Tuesday Oct. 15, tha , WPPLRICH' ilton played In the defensive Name something about MHS lygrtoty. . —.... secondary and made several Out of many volunteers, the pigy singing “ Silver Dagger ” It wa.s a convpetitive, hard dismissal bell, a welcome smind U n i-c a r d y'OU would like to 66 and Bill rtxon '64 Diivld Morten, Jessica Kliml(g. the folk music well, as diA, Alan Tha Aîaettes are busily proved herself again excellent The shortened day was to give and sports Jackets--they look hopM to major in the field of working on the routines f

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at.; Ronald PlsaanoUo, 176 Hebron Rockville-Verrwn Judges JFK D ou bt6 Cooper 8t.; Esther Wamn, 891 Teacher Groups Still at Odds Viet Nam in Revolt, Hartford Rd.; Reno Datgie; 7 Soturdoy Only 10 o.m. fo 4 p.m. t Explosion Kill^ 62, f-Ohan Dr., Venionj Dawn L m - Tot ieqnesting On Injuction lu it t in g phere, 120 Walnut St; James FINAL FINAL Court Scores Over Negotiating Committee Copeland, 85 Doming St.; Mark Inventory Diem. Said Deposed |1963 BALE HOURS ONLY 1963 SALEl 9" ■ I > II HUton, 6 French Rd.; Carol Cole, i 385 Others Injured 46 S. Alton St.; Leonhard Sie- Hope for agreement by Man ride of the MEA since the for In Americus M oon Ra ce 1^14 aelectmen,are requesting WALLACE BROTHERS STAINLESS TABLEWARE Spouse Swap bert French Rd., Bolton; Mrs. chester’s two competing teach mation , of the MFT In the (Continued from Page One) Joined in. became almost dalW the Stite Fairgrounds .Coliseum Gertrude Gagne, Broad Brook; an inventoiY of all town-owned (Ow t o ied fram P «c« Oim) er organisations, currently at spring .o f 1962. Last year the occurrencee during the sumer (OodUniMdrlrom P « f Ow») topped the 08 deaths in Indi > Two Crystal Laks couples ac AMERICUS, Ga. (AP)—Three cast said Diem and Nhu had Mrs. Therete Estabrook, Ando property fkoiA town boards and At L is f ^ t i W. Middle Turnpike, Shopipng Parkade I odds* over who is to represent Joint salary committee of the Nhu’a secret poilce and troom I The tend kept on plkylng In ana's last major disaster. federal Judges, in a split deci been given an ultimatum to sur ver; Judith McGill, 39 Dorothy other ogenciss. in rssponse to'a ]M8 PATTERNS S Speria) for Saturday Only s cused of wife-swapping were the teachers in salary negotia groupa consisted, of 11 mem-, of the Vietnamese specUl foecS eluded tA ft. K hi^hchev waa the best tradition of show bus!- That was Uffe crash of a render or be killed. Bd.; F r a ^ Mannar, HUlo- request from the finance board, sentenced today in Tolland tions with the board o f educa- bers. Baaed on membership,’ it sion, granted an injunction to on Aug. 21 raided the Buddhln 281 .STAINLESS STEEL I new. and the skaters hurried off Northwest Airlines Electra ne£r saying* the Kuasians would not towrn Rd.; Norman Boulay, 49 the memberi of which are con County Superior Court. Original tibn, dwindled again today. had 10 MEA members to one day agalnat prosecution of ma A formaf Vietnamese official, pagodas that wore the chief Oenulne Lifetime Service 5 the ice to make way for rescue Tel City, Ind., (#1 March 17, A meeting yesterday after go to the moon without adequate 8. Alton St. ducting a study of town owned ly charged wltVadultery and in for the MFT. jor charges under whldb five now Hying in the United States, centers of opposition. Moat of ? teams! Thera was po panic as I960. noon between the personnel Seeking to gain a better ad- jor cnarges unur. Informed the new preparation, a point qp which he ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. equipment. It is hoped that the The victims- Included Chal- jury or risic of injury to a child, the Buddhist leaders along with ‘ the shocked survivors filed out. policies committees and presi vantage on the committee, the integration leaders have been government ^^y^^nment in the process of voiced agreement.. Eileen Clark, 96 Greenwood Dr. town con lower expenses 24-Pc. Set t Many of the bodies were fen's Wife, their three children the couples pleaded guilty to a hundreds of prlesU and stu substitute charge of lascivioue dents of the Manchester Edu NfFT this fall proposed one held in Jail nearly three months. formation would demand that dents were arrested. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A through this undertaking. Complete Service for Six t charred by flames that roared M and the family maid. ‘"hte fact of the matter ia Church Services carriage. cation Association and the with a 6-3 ratio, but x-as flat Striking down two Georgia the United States send Mrs. Diem’S troubles with the Bud eon to Mr. and Mrs. John Ba NOT $12.95 e feet in the air, to the ceiling of that the Soviets have made an This Sunday will be Crai- Lionel J. Lavalee, 80, J oa *T . Manchester Federation of ly -turned down by the MEA laws as unconstitutional, two of Nhu back to Viet Nam for trial. dhlsU caused acute concern in tor, 86 Birch S t; a aon to Mr. r the huge amphitheater, in the intensive effort fn apace, and munion Sunday at the Hc/bron Lavaiee, 28, David J. Davis, 26 Teachers produced no fruitful at a general 'meeting Oct. 21. the Judges concurred in an in She is now in California. . the U.S. government, which has and Mrs. Emery Boulette, Cov initial blast. The fire was quick- results, spokesmen for -both there is every indication that and Patricia Davts, 24, each re Instead, at that meeting the junction order which cleared the Heavy fighting waa reported 16,600 troopa in the country entry; a aon to Mr. and Mrs. and Gilead Congregi^te*i*'I Thursday ly extinguished. groim re^rted. they are continuing and that Churches: Hebron, 10 a.m.; W alsh G ets ceived six month suspended sen MSA countered by passing a ways for the prisoners to be re around Diem’s yellow stucco training Vletnameea forces and Edward Gagne, Broad Brook. The force of the explosion was XfEA President Mlchael Gua- they have the potential to con Gilead 11:15. Sunday school at Only 0 9 8 1 tences and two years probation. resolution calling for a com leased on bond within limits palace. Marines in battle dress helping in the war effort against tinue,” Kennedy said. BIRTHS TODAY; A qon to stralfPit up or the tragedy, dano said "nothing construc surrounded the police headquar 10 a.m. Gilead, and 11:16, He WITH Judge Charles 8. House said mittee composed of one member prescribed by the ruling. the Communist Viet Cong. On Amerlcaif troopa In Ger Mrs. Donna Btewart, Willtman- IDEAL m worst in the history of Indian Reincke Post, "I can’t find words enough to tive” came from the more than for every 40 in either organi Judge Elbert P. Tuttle, chief ters in Saigon and took over tlc; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. bron. The Rev. John N. Ooae, COUPON iapoUa, could have brought a far two-hour meeting a t Bennet The Kennedy administration many, Kennedy said additional pastor, will preach from the POR ■ condemn these peopl4.” He said sation, and added the provision Judge of (he 5th U.S. Circuit outlying police stations, ap brought pressure on Diem to get F. David Laun, HOzardville. k heavier toll. Junior High School, which was “ . —. . parently. without resistance. forces aent there during the 1961 topic '’Earthen Veosels,” at GIFTS ■ that if it weren’t for the chil for a minority report in any Court of Appegls. and Dial. rid of Nhu and hla outspoken Berlin crista will remain “ as DISCHAllGED Y.E8TER- Positively Nftne Sold B efeir or After ► It appeared that the explosion Cotter A ide dren involved, he would see the called in order to seek a'poMi- Judge Lewis R. Morgan gave both churches. Guarsnieed laeume sou« etamiesii slcli ble solution to the disagree negotiations with the board. The fighUng erupted at Sai Wife, who acts as South Viet long a s ' there Is a need for DAY: Daniet Priletler, 302 Saturday. A representative will be here occurred in a commissary un accused serve every day bf their This provision had been lack the majority opinion which lim gon’s luncheon and siesta hour. Charter Oak St.; Geotge John- Bistallatioci of church ofll- CRAFTED by WALIACK and INTERNA- ment between the group.t, Nam’s first laito tor ths bach them.” He said six Army dlvl- cers and committee members to conduct sale. i der the seats which supplied (Continued from Page One) sentences. The Lavalees have ited tend to $500 on each mis Half a dozen high-flying planes drew, 238 Oak St.; Mrs Mar- 'nONALs ‘.’FINE SILVERSMITHS FOR termed "an impasse” by Wil ing. during last year's negotla- elor president. Diem successful slona in Germany will be kept will also be conducted by the “ popcorn and soft drinks to ven- four children the oldest of which demeanor charge and $ on drew fire from antiaircraft bat MORE THAN A CENTURY.” liam Dowd, president of the tloni, with the result that the 10,000 ly resisted the American pres at convenUonal strength but a garrt StairVboni, Trtland; Sheryl pMtor at the Hebron Oiuroh. Ldors. -ment. General Walsh will serve is 8, the Davis' have three chil felony charges. teries near navy headquarters Ward, Coventry; Bath Lehrer, . . . la your g;uarantee of quality and lifetime GUARANTEED M irr. MFT claimed its one committee sure. reorganization of European log- Dedication of Bible markers do Spectators .said there was .a dren, the oldest of which is six. In a dissenting opinion, Dist. and from troops In the streets, service, "tovt get a lifetime free replacement Factory Guaranteed — Lifetime Free , aecond, small explosion. When as adjutant general until July Quadano said this morning member had litle effectivenesa During September govern- laUc forces wtU mean some cuts Bloomfield; Donald Wllile, 84 nated by porisblonerB and The court was told by State’s Judge J. Robert Elliott said a hilt there was no confirmation Princeton St.; Edward Riordan, guarantee with each 24-piece atainleas set for Replacement.' I the big crane pulled the debris 1, 1964, filling out the remaind that compromise on the make cm the committee or in keeping ment-controlled newspapers in In noncombat personnel. friends in memory of CSorenoe Atty. Jo6I Reed that about Sept. MFT menS.'ers Informed about federal court should never 4n- that any were hit. There was Saigon charged several times 14 Ekeanor St., Vernon; Mm:' this amazing sale for only $3.98, complete DO NOT PHON& • apart, ' fire broke ..out again er of General Relncke’s term. up o f a Joint salary committee On other points Kennedy: P. Rothbun will aim take place. 18, 1962,. the couples decided the negotiations. Joln actions by state courts and scattered firing throughout the that the U.S. Central Intelli EhUne Dewhunrt, Wetheiwljrtd: .service for six people, Due to a limited supply only 2 per f briefly. General Reincke becomes full they would swap spouses. He seems Impoaslble because "they that constitutionality of the laws Said FVed Korth, a former The fall meetiTig of the Tol» customer. (100 sets). One woman probably ex- (the MFT) apparently want As a result of the MFIA ac city. gence Agency waa plotUng a Robert FVwlke, Llynwood'' Dr., land Association will be MM e NEVb R NEEDS POLISHING time warden today at the Oon- said the men moved In with involved could be determined In In Washington. President Ken Texas biuiker who has resigned t pressed the feeling of many two members on the commit tion on Oot. 21, the MFT then cpi)p to topple Diem’s govern Bolton; Mrs. Gloria HaSen, Bn- Sunday evening at the Vernon eW nX NOT TARNISH. RI’ST OR STAIN NO FEDERAL TAX neoticut State Prison a post he each other’s wife, the children the criminal proceedings. nedy summoned his top military as secretary ôf the Navy, was fleid, , ' 5- spectators. tee, regardless of their propor Issued a counter proposal call ment. CIA spokesmen in Wash not involved 'in any conflict of Church. Local church repre- e REPLACE VITTHOUX TIME LIMIT AND had been filling on a part-time stayed with their mothers. He ing for a teacher referendum The ruling held that Georgia’s and diplomatic advisers to the ington dented the charges. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. WITHOUT CHARGE • "It’s part of the show,” she tionate number o f membera, Interest through participation in Bcxitatives should ]M n to at basis for several months. said that thair behavior became to decide whom they want to 1871 insurrection statute and un White House to assess the situa A seven-nation fact-finding Helen Sontone, Souto Windsor; 42 SETS Wallace Stolhlesa bi Ster sobbed. "It's got to be! It's got noticeable to other rceidenta of and wa Just can't see this in lawful assembly law are uncon the controversial decision to tend. During World War II, Gener principle. represent them. ___ tion. mission from the United Nations Mm. Joan A f^ raon . TaJoott- Holy Communion will be ling finish, 24-pc. heavier weight. to be!” al WalMi served In the Pacific the area, aince the couples went stitutional. Tuttle and Morgan ^ gl''* TFX warplane contract vllle>>-Mr8. Erika Wayland, 52 *"nie MEA has already given Robert 'Vater, MFT personnel U.S. officials in Washington is now in Saigon at the Diem to the Texas plant of General oelebroted Sunday at St. Reg. $19.95. O O I The coliseum, site of hockey shopping and attended aoclal concurred in an injunction Deerfield "Dr.;. Mrs. JoeepMne ,for four years. In the Korean In to them b y aareîng to the policies chairman, said that as called It a coup of "real propor goverpment’a invitation to in Dynamics Corp. Peter’s Elpisoopal (tourch at 8 LIGGEH'S SATURDAY ONLY ^3.TO I games, horse shows and other War he was commander of an functlona with their new mates. against further prosecution of Sari), Wapplng: Janet Relohle, ‘ SHOPPINO PARKADE ONLY SAT., NOV. 2 sports and entertainments, was idea of a minority isport,” he of now the union will continue tions” that appeared to be mov vestigate the Buddhist situation a.m., followed by morning pday- Infantry battalion in the United Reed told the court that the to preea for a referendum. charges under those statutes.., ing fairly far, though there still Befofe it arrived Oct. 23, ru Said some while voters in Wapptog: Janet Glode, 1701 locked up indefihitely for a thor said, "and we don’t see that This dlssolvied charges of at Bhflwa- ough investigation of structural we should let them have more tempting to incite insurrection next Tuesday might try to pun Chufeh echool Is at lO, and he had been in the post of U.S. the spring. He said that pras- it would be successful. gon that an attempt would be brltl, 168 Broad St.; Party Peaks Mark 65th Anniversary damage. Built by the WPA in ently, the men are separated than their proporthxiate share ation is still at an impasse, I against four of the prisoners— ish the Democrats for pushing Young People's FediowahSp properties and fiscal officer. of members. This still remains certainly feel it is not hope A qualified source said top made during ita vlalt to overt Puzinas, 52 Bolton St.; Robert Holding the bells that deco-«>- meeting, Sunday evening. 1939, it has a replacement value General Walsh la a native of from their wives and are living John Perdew, 21, of Denver, civil rights. But Kennedy said Turklngfton, 34 Garden St.; 21oe of $6 million, according to .State the aaaoclatlon'a stand." less. There seems to be a gen military figures, though not nec throw the government. The couple has been blessed 1. ■ . a " K SATURDAY 10 A M. to 4 P.M. ■ ■“ ■ Waterbury and General Cotter alone. Colo.; Ralph W. Allen, 22, Mel both major parties, historically Ann libby, EJairt Hartford; Mrs. rated an anniversary cake at a ' Fair Board officials. Asked whether the MEA woe uine desire on both sides for essarily all of them, headed the Diem has survived one pre with good health and a keen Manchester Evening HernM is a native of Hartford. Judge House was told by the rose, Mass.; Donald Harris, 23, vious attempt at a coup, in No and now, take a similar position Inez Bo.t»on, 580 Burnham St.; recent oelebratlon, Mr. and Mrs. . Ironically, the opening night now contemplating any further resolution of our problems.’’ New York; and Zev Aelony, 26, rebel movement. sense of humor. Hebron correspondent, Mies General Cotter attended local couples' attorney that they are Most communications from vember 1960. Then, disgruntled on civil rights. - • Janies Baker, 146 High St.; performance started 12 to 15 effoiTts at conoiHatlon, Ouadano He . said the MFT, ”ls con of Minneapolis, Minn. John Peak of 186 Woodland St. Peak was a lithographer in Susan 8. Pendleton, telephone schools, Canterbury School In planning divorce action and plan Saigon to the outside world mllitory and political elements Expressed willingness to re Calvin Hutchinson, 158 Pearl SCOOP16-HOURS ONLY-6 1 minutes late, said John Ladue. to remarry. admitted it was, but he is not tinuing to study the situation It also dissolved unlawful as have decided to keep them for Glasgow and In Hartford until 228-3464. New Milford and Georgetown at liberty to divulge them. were cut off. ringed the presidential palace, sume diplomatic relations with St.'-frank Schultz, Bast Hart their 66th wedding anniversary AT LIGGlETrS SHOPPING PARKADE one of the show’s stars. Had it University where he received to seek out areas of compro sembly charges against' them the Dominican Republic, recent he went to Pratt and Whitney, ' started on time, the crowd f "If anything else develops, a U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot and made him a virtual prison ford; Mrs, Ida Oervasclo, Wap- next year. his bachelor degree in social mise.” and has called a special and Thomas McDaniel, 19, of ly taken- over by a military ping; Mrs. Mena Kemp and division of United Aircraft Warnted Bloitd Better MIDDLE turnpike WEST would have been moving out for general meeting of the mem meeting of its members for er. Diem refused to give in, The couple was married Oct. science In 1941. however, and forces loyal to Junta, if "restoration of consti ping; Mrs. Mona . Kemp and Corp., East Hartford, where he • 10 minutes or more before the bership wHI be called, probably Monday at 3:3<) p.m. In the Who., h«™i w ...... I ..™ .- 14, 1898, in Glasgow, Scotland, e Ft>R CHRISTMAS e O pen Forum him crushed the revolt In 48 tutional government” is as Mrs. Carol Strom and son, 10 was in the maintenance de NEW YORK — The use of None Sold Before 10 a.m. Saturday blast. He enhsted In the. Army in on Monday," he aeid. teachers’ lounge at Manchester had been denied bail. and came to the United States partment until his retirement Feb. 1942 and was commis ReaokiUon of the problem of against Buddhist and student hours. The president emerfed sured. N. Park St., Rockville. in 1922 and to the Hartford blood wanned to body temper e Ideal Gifts for All Occoslona e High School. In 1947. ature lowers the iiuênce of ALL NEW 1968 MODEI.8 By JACOB BEhI e sioned a second lieutenant from ‘Forget Tax Increesee’ representation daily becomes opposition leaders, saw Diem stronger than ever. Expressed the hope that U.S. area In 1926. They have made Atty, William B. OoUlns, act Mr. and Mrs. Peak are mehi^, heart stoppage or slowdown As Told to The Associated Press the rank of sergeant in March To the EkHtor, more crucial because salary shortly before the shooting In February 1962 two rene Steel Corp. would "use its influ their home with their son and I ing chairman of the acKool bers of St. Bridget’s Church. 1943. dlaeuasiona with the board were started. gade Vietnamese air force pi ence on the side of comity be daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. among patients getting blood GENUINE SWISS • INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — We Let me preface wtiat I am board’s personnel policies aub- $4,320 Bid Low * (Herald plioto by Pinto) During World W ar n he about to aay with the ataAement due to have begun th!a week ! -Lodge originally had planned lots bombed the palace. The tween the races” in Birming James Peak, for about five trannfuaionz. Dra. C. Paul Boy- e PRECISION MADE bad no warning. We Just heard commlttee in the absence of served in the European Thea that, by and large, I have foimd and no Joint conunlttee haa to leave Saigon on Thursday for president, his brother and sis- ham, Ala., where it has major years. 1 and WUliam S./H ow land • ELECTRICALLY TIMED ' a big report and then the con- Christie McCormick, today com To Move Earth : Crete started falling. ' ter and participated in three very little. to criticize in the yet been formed. consultations in Washington. He ter-ln-law all were inside but plants. Roger Blough, the cor Besides their eon, with whom reported after a study. Ihe mented on the situation. I . We were sitting, about the major campaigns. He iK^ds the way that Mr. Martin haa han While the MEA favors a Joint Mrs- A. Nancy RampuIIa disclosed Wednesday he was escaped Injury, although- the poration’s board chairman, has they live, they have five daugh Park Bench Rent doctors, of Memorial-Sloan Ket Said Collins: "Tliis is the tering Cancer Center, noted seventh row from the front at bronxe star medal for combat dled town affaira In hla poaltion committee proportioned to the Mra Annunclata Nancy Ram- postponing his departure until palace was heavily damaged. suggested this is not the respon A Cromwell firm is the ap ters and three sons. Their chil teachers’ business, not ours. that cold-blood trenafualona WRIST . the ice show. A slab of concrete operations during the orossing of Town Manager and I am membership in each organiza- puUa, 67, of Wlllimantlc, moth Saturday. sibility of the company. Kenne parent low bidder for a can- dren ore Mrs. Tliomas Quinn of To Buy Fountain o f ^the Rldhe and Danube in While I am hopeful that they Accompanying the" amtes.sa-' dy described Blough as "ah in oauae shock sympioms. ) about the slse of this bed fell uaually quite happy to see hla Uon, the M IT , a CTO-AFL- er of, Mrs. Robert Newton of tract to excavate a new land Hartford, Miss Elizabeth Peiok With ' on my wife and me. Germany. point of view. However, his attlliated union, haa been preos- will yet settle their differences dor to the talk with Diem was fluential citizen"-and said "I o f'N e w York City, Mrs. Mi 166 Benton St., died this morn-- Damages Minor fill pit at the town diepoeed LOS ANGELES (A P)—Charles WATCHES This \ Then the fire broke out. When He w'as promoted to first article concerning the inevit Ing for a 6-3 minority repre- and come before the board’s Adm. Harry D. Felt, command am sure he will do the best he chael McOuinnese of Hartford, ing at Windham Conununity area, off Olcott St. Coupon • m y feet began to get hot I knew lieutenant in 1945, to captain ability of a tax hike in Man aentation, similar to that which personnel committee, I feel that er of U.S. Pacific (forces, who can.” John Peak Jr. of Wethersfield Murray paid hla rent. I Memorial Hospital after a short Branoifort Bros. Construction RANGE COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER in 1946, to major in 1953 and the board should not attempt was returning from a meeting In 3 Accidents Mrs. Herman Tolle of New What’s so special about that? I had to get out. chester next year as printed in governs the board of educa illness. Co. was the low bidder at a I knew It was an explosion. the rank of lieutenant colonel to infhienee their decision. of the Southeast Asia Treaty Or York City, Patrick Peak of \M' WATCH VALUED AT $29.95 TXie Herald laat night la quHe tion. Other survivors include four bid opening at 11:30 a.m. today Murray, 72, a pensioner, nev ' X tried not to panic. My wife in 1967. another matter. The final para While naemberahip drives for ’The board has no power to ganization at Bangkok, Thai No injuries nor arrests but Manchester.' Joseph Peak of daughters, a son, a slater ana land. Hospital Notes at the Municipal Building hear er owned the rent in the first FUEL OIL e Full 2-Year Written Guarantee . wsis uqconscious. When she In. the presence of General graph contains these two quo the two groupa are still being tell the teachers how to form some vehicular damage waa re South Windsor and Mrs. Harry brother, eleven grandchildren, Exactly how the U.S.-backed ing room, With a bid of $4,320 place. But a few weeks back he .e Water Resiatant e Don't Miss This ' came to, I started, talking Walsh's wife, two children and tations: "he (Mr. Martin ques conducted and actual member their committee, nor should we ported by police who Investi- Modelewskl of Bloomfield. They walked into the Reoreation and wish to have.” one great-grandchild, and sev armed forces were split was not VktiUhg hours are 2 to 8 p.m. to move an esUmaited 12,000 GASOLINE s Antl-MsKnetio Greatest Watch ■ to her. mother, Governor Dempsey tioned the ‘hue and cry which ship in each organlzatlm is not eral niecee and nephews. gOited three motor vehicle ac alsd have 21 grandchildren and Parks Department and plunked I immediately apparent, but cubic yards of earth. s Second Hand Sale In Our i They were getting others out presented the new adjutant arises when taxeq are raised’ ” known (also umons customarily He concluded, “I only hope In all arras, except maternity 14 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Mon South KoreariT Embassy report cidents last nighit and early In addition, the firm offered down a $100 check as payment • Radium Dial Hlstorj' by then, but the fire was getting general with his certificate of and secondly, "he, (Mr. Mar that the teachers’ differenqes where they are 2 to 4 p.ni., and They were feted at an anni rsfuss to release their mem- day at 9:15 a-m. from the Ba ed to Seoul that members of a today. a 1 per cent reduction if the for when he slept in Elysian s Unbreakable Ciystal -Plus Tax , closer. The concrete was on my appointment. tin) ssdd that ‘municipaliUes will not prove harmful to them 6:80 to 8 pjn., and private versary party recently at the BANTLY OIL foersh^ HstJ), weight o f num con Fkineral Home, 71 Proipect marine division and some army At shout 7 a.m. today, a town pays the contract price Park 15 years ago. ankle. I Just decided to move General Walah then gave the have the same problem ef in bers haa been heavily on the or to education in Manchester.” rooms where they are 10 a.ni. home of their son and daugh The department will use the I UNIVERSAL SIZE TO BE WORN BY MEN. St.. Willimantic, with a solemn troops touched off the uprising. townKwned truck, driven by within 10 days o f the corrq)l«-' COMI’ W 'i. INC. that slab myself. creased costs that Is present in to 8 p.m. Vlsltora are request oath of office to hla new as high Miuw o f requiem at St. The Korean report said ma Arvid J. Somero, 56, of 97 Mill tlon of the work. ter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. John . money to build a drinking foun- WOMEN, ROYS, GIRLS and SERVICEMEN It was 4 'nches thlcH and 2 sistant, General Cotter. commerce and Industry, and ed not to smoke In patients’ Peak Jr. of Wethersfield. * I tain bn top of Radio Hill in utBHlea have Increased leas Joseph Church, Willimantic, at rines, In addition to occupying 9t., collided with a oar operaited Other bids ranged fro m ' the i::i feet wide and 6 feet long. Jnit I He praised General Cotter’s that they can meM them In rooms. No more than two visi Mrs. Peak says, ’My life with , Elysian Park, where later-day Positively No Watches Sold at This Prlo* than 4 per cent ip over four Caution Urged 10. % ria l will be In St. Joseph the police headquarters, took by Dora Chase of 37 Diane Dr., $5,250 offered by Daddarlo ’ moved it. It must have weighed ability to organize and reorgan only two ways, either by reduc- tors iat one time per patient. my husband and family haz park users can drink a toast to 'n:t„ Miiiiuii ;i ir.',),") Due to Limited Supply We’ll Sell After Sale! years. Why la It permissible Cemetery. over the government radio sta at Center and Adams Sts. The Bros., Windsor, to a high of I ' BOO or 600 pounds. Only Two (2) to a Customer ize military units. ,lng service to the public, or by tion, navy headquarters and the been exceptionally wonderful." ' Charles Murray. ivocKviilc 'Ilf ."'-1J 7 I They got 6ie fire out before I increasing taxes.’’ In bis opin then to assume that taxes must On Using Water Friends may call at ths fu Chase vehicle had right front Patlrata Today: 285 $15,000 from Dew Construction (Many Models to Choose From) SATURDAY ONLY 10 A.M. to 4 PJM. General Walsh noted that his continue to spiral upward? neral home tomorrow and Sun International telegraph office. headlight damage. Co., East Hartford. ppt out. Some people got burned new assistant took an infantry ion, increasing taxes la the leas ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ' but nobody badly. I kubmit that supported by Manchester today haa an day from 2 to 4 and 7 to .9 p.m. Diem’s ambassador-designate A three-car accident occurred The directom approprlsted battalion this year.and turned er of the two evil. in Washington, Do Vang Ly,. ex Mrs. Catherine Kasulski, 14U SHOPPING I I’m a state warrant officer. I 1 resent very mudi the aura the knowledge that a little estimated 100 days water re this morning at about 10:15 at $7,500 to the dlsporal area in I School St.; Mrs. Anna Di Per- have been for the last 10 years. it into a military police battal more vigorous shaking of the Mrs. Rote O. Raulnkaltle pressed deep concern at reports October, from which the exca o f Irrelevancy and InMncerity serve, according to Lawrence N. Main and Oakland Sts. Re rio, 327 Burnham St.; Mrs. Es -X drive 70,000 miles a year. The ion and . the reorganization was tree will bring additional rever SOUTH WINDSOR Mm. of the revolt. He said the fight vation cost must be allocated. LIGGETT DRUG PARKADE , that Is cast on the honest pleas Wlttkofske; superintendent of ports o f the accident are in . traffls doesn't get me, but then a great credit to General Cot pue and the ^ y Inconvenience Rose G. Raulukaltls of . 179 ing, coming on top of govern telle Johnson, 33 Ardmore Rd.; Other bidders were James D. of the cltizene o f Manchester— the town water deparfmwit. complete, police reported, but Aubrey Pharmer Jr., Talcott- ONLY TURNPIKE TV & APPURNCE ONLYI this. ter. that might derive from the WindsorvJUe Rd. died yester ment reverses afield in the pa.st Aoeto ft Sons, Manchester, $5,- MIDDLE TURNPIKE W. (IMIS STORE I Commenting on General Cot Industrial, commercial as well Wittkofeke bases his esti few days, might give the Com there were no arrests nor in vllle; Mrs. Shirley Bigelow, Oov M y wife's upalAica in Xray. tree-shaking is a questionable day at Manchester Memorial juries. 880; Jarvis Construction, Mah- I ter’s handling of last Sunday's as residential—for some relief mate on the present storage of munist guerrillas opportunity to entry; Darlene Stewart, 158 OFFERS I hope they put me with her. from this year-after-year tax "hue and cry”—I submit that Hospital. oheoter, $12,000; Anthony Dzen review at Camp Dempsey in 168 million gallons In town re bqiHl themselves up again Ih Lost night alt about 8, a Birch St.; Mrs Luella Habercm, The explosion occurred under increase. To dlabelieve the ain- this attitude has resulted in She was biorn In Lithuania Construction, Manchester, 6,- Niantic, the adjutant general loose budgetary policies where servoirs, plus the output of ap South Viet Nam. two-car crash at W. Middle 36 Durkin St.; Mrs. Carolina 820; Ernest Reichle, Broad m e, because it lifted us right up. oerity of the hundreds of peo proximately one million gallons has lived in this area for many PROTECTION People all around me were said: “I have never seen better in it is so comfortable to say yeana, Ly’s predecessor, former Am Tpke. and Broad St. brought Pagant, 25 Durant St.; Francis Brook, $6,540; Maskel Oon- ple who give vplce to their con of water daily, from the Love bassador Tran Van Choung, de moderate front end damage to dead, most all of them. We were military ’policemen on any post cern about our Manchester tax "yes” that nobody thinks of She leaves one son, WSllam Donovan, 48 Heladne Rd.; Mrs. struotlon. South Windsor, $6,- CONTRACT in the United States Army.” saying "no” and whether or not Lane and Charter Oak Wells. clared in Boston, Maas., the oars driven by George MHlner, Carol Seavey, 77 Oxford St.; 880; and Connecticut Construc 5 YEAR SERVICE MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH lucky, problem both- at the pubHc The average dally cemsump- Raulukattls and one daughter, Behle, 62, Indianapolis, told the town manager thinks so or Mrs. Vwonica Gustts, b < ^ of reports came as no surprise to 53, Hartford, and Walter Free- Judith Carpenter, 285 Henry tion Corp., Manchester, $5,640. budget meetings as weH as in tlon of water from town oper him. his stot7 to The Associated not, it is nevertheless a fact South Windsor; five grandchil burn, 43, of 36 Lilac St. Police this newspaper, is an affront to that Manchester is in a very ated facilities at present Is 2.2 "I have known for a long time said that both motorists had ' Press while lying on his back every honest-thinking eitiSMi of dren and two great-grandchil Boy Hit by Car real way in competition with million gallons. of the deep discontent of the stopped for a light on the turn . on a stretcher bed In the base Manchester. dren. AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU other towns in this area. We In addition to the 100 days whoW population of Viet Nam,” pike, while facing opposite di ment corridor at Methodist Hos- Mr. Martin gotm on to relate The funeral will be held to , pltal. He suffered contusions of Leaves Hospital compete for Industrial growth. supply, an additional 40-day Choung said. rections, when FTeMnim, who the problems of municipal gov amount is available if, with the morrow at 9:30 ajn. from the The former ambassador, a the Jaw and shoulder in the ex- We compete for commercial ex Aheam Fkmeral Home. 1406 attempted to make a left turn ernment to that of oijeratlng pansion, and we compete also aid of qiecial pumping equln- Confucionist, Is the father of ' plosion at the coliseum. He was Danny Pelletier has gone Main St., Bast Hartford, with when the light changed to commercial or industrial eatab- in the more esthetic sense of a ment the department were to Mrs. Ngo Dlnh Nhu, Diem’s BRING YOUR NEXT still uncertain about how badly home from the hospital. a Mass o f requiem at St. Mar green, drove Ino ths path of the Ue^menta. * good town to live in. draw out the water which is bs- alster-ln-law and Viet Nam’s his wife was Injured. Danny, the 5-year-old son of garet Mary’s Church, South MiUner vehicle. I personally feel this it a poor We. the concerned citizens o f low the intake pipes level in first lady. She now la In Los An Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Pelletier corollary but as long as It was Windsor, at 10. Burial will be By STEVE VAN CLEVE Manchester, ask that this com- the four reservoirs. geles at the windup of a tour of PRESCRIPTION '60 LARK of 302 Charter Oak St. had been made. I vAXJdd like to Inveetl- petiUveneas be reflected in our In St.' Catherine’s Cemetery, the United States to explain the INDIANAPOUS (AP) — "It hospitalized at Memchester Me W lttkofske said that this Broad Brook. PHILC q '62 VALIANT 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, gate K. as operating an indus : town administration. We ask will be done only In an emer- government’s position in the For Saturday Only—At was a roar like 20,000—oh, God! morial Hospital since Sept. II. trial establishment is one sub FMends may call at the fu , /if ^ G P Slgnnt Hardtop with bucket standard transmission, shift. 20,000,000 — thunderclaps,” said that you learn to live within gdney, since there is always the political-religious crisis. HERE “C That afternoon he waS ject I know something about. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. seats, radio, heater, auto- ^ Very economical car. Joan Berggren, 21, Imperial, our income end forget about danger of drawing an excess of The outbreak in the South A SUBSIDIARY OF struck by a car while crossing For the record, let me say tax increases. Vietnamese capital came after MAYRON'S^ matlc tranamiaalon. Beautiful - Sask., end skater on the line In the street near his home while that no industrial manager sediment in the process. David Mullen white finish, red upholstery. 2 9 5 DOWN , the Holiday on Ice revue. William H. Sleith, He said this morning that, months of mounting tension on an errand for- his mother, would last to draw his first David Mullen, 81, of 13 Knox stemming from bitter controver Miss Berggren was waiting In F%sident with the cooperation of Man BAKE SHOP $ DOWN and suffered a fractived skull. month’s pay operating on the 'The Iona Manufacturing St., died this morning at Man sy between. Diem’s authoritari H I line at General Hospital early Mrs. Pelletier told The Herald chester’s water users, the sup chester Memorial Hospital af 9 5 precept that increased coats Company. an regime and Buddhist leaders. Our Surviet It ' today to give blood for the In- today that “Danny is very ply should be ample to last un ter a abort illness. - Jured in an explosion that killed must mean increased telling The Buddhists charged that BUHER Prompt, Cdurtftoui '62 CHEVROLET happy to be home again.’’ prices. Mr. Martin gives twb til the spring thaw runoff. Mr. Mullen was born in Porta- the Roman Catholic president's acores during the ice show at Inipaln 2-Door Hardtop. Stick alternatives to a situation down. Ireland, Nov. 2, 1881, and brother and powerful chief ad FREE DELIVERY—TEL. 649-9814 '61 PLYMOUTH .the Indiana State Fairgrounds lived in Manchester 60 years shift on the floor, V-8 engine, iK Coliseum Thursday night. where irtcreased costa bring A bout Town viser, Ngo Dlnh Nhu, waa per COFFEE RING Belvedere 2-Door Hardtop. $ pressure from below: They are He was formerly employed as ■ secutlng them. Demonstrations 19 INCH very sporty and exception- DOWN "W e were on the opposite side Jobs Cost Less si qlenn car. cylinder, radio, heater, aato- "either by reducing service to MaJ. E. Waiter Lamle of the a time study man at Cheney against the government In PINE PHARMACY niatic transmission. A real o f theice and Just heard a Broe., and waa a member of • roar,” she said. "I knew it was the puhUc or by increasing Salvation Army will be in Than Estimated which thousands of students 58c 664 CENTER ST.—MANCHESTER gem, locally owned. Leas than taxes.’’ Any industrial admin charge of radio broadcasts South Methodist Church. 20,000 miles. Mnst be seen .'raining and thought lightning 658 Crater St.—649-4S ALL-CHANNEL had M t'the building. I thought Rtuun High School istrator knows, Mr.f Martlnf, sponsored by the Manchester Survivors Include a son. Ham to be appreciated. The town has effected savings ilton Mullen of Manchester; , of Bfi earthquake also. Monday—baked link sausage, that there is a third way and Ministerial Association on Sta '61 CHEVROLET tion W W F Sunday at 7:36 p.m. totaling $14,607.69, upon the three daughters, Mrs. Stewart ” 1 heard the roar and looked mashed potatoes, buttered wax that is by looking internally to Hardtop. ^ m m and dally next week at 7:30 completion of two projects for Smith and Mrs. Harry Smith, TV-ENSEMBLE Impala 2-Door up and then ran for the cur- beans, applesauce; Tuesday— offset increased costs in one ' BAKED Original black finish, radio, ^ $ DOWN lamb patties and gravy, but area by exploiting coet reduc a.m. ind 6:30 p.m. which funds had been adlooaited both of > Manchester, and Mrs. tains, because I thought the ceil from the General Reserve Fhnd. heater, automatic transmls- ing was~ falling. Then I looked tered rice, julienne beets, pump tion potentials In another area, John Khamer of Tolland: a JUST OFF MAIN ST. •Ihe storm sewer project on FOOD SALE sl(»n, whitewall tires. Spe DOWN back and saw the debris and kin custard with, topping; or in simple language, by run Regina D'ltalia Society will brother, (Frank Mullen of Man Summit St., for which $60,000 OWNERS REPORT THEY cial at ...... bodies all over the ice. It was Wednesday—^beked ham, but ning a tighter ship. And I would meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at chester, 10 grandchildren and Sponsored By WE MAIL had been budgeted, was com ★ Famous Cool Chassis horrible.” " tered pexslled potato, whole like to say right here, that 96 the Italian American Cl\ib, several gn«at-grandchlldren. American Leglm -‘Auxiliary ANYWHERE Eldridge St. Officers will be pleted at a cost of $46,636.65, Funeral services will be held '59 PLYMOUTH kernel com, cherry crisp; per cent of American Jndustry •b- ★ All Front Controls INDIANAPOUS (AP) — Indi TTiursday—hot dogs on roll, is operated on this basic phil elected. and the installatton of a new Monday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes ^ t Fury 4-Door Sedan. Radio, '62 FORD heater, nutomntlo tnutsmis- ana tragedies twice have struck baked' beans, eairerkrg,ut or osophy, because one thing a boiler and burner in the YMCA Funeral Home, 400 Main St. SAVE ★ Front Sound cole slaw', fruited gelatin; Fri producer cannot do la go to, the The VinV will sponsor a sea building, for which $7,800 had The Rev. J. Manley Shaw, pas Convertible Coupe.. Radio, slon, power steering, rebuHt Morris Chalfen, president ^f heater, automatic transmis day—^pizza potato chips, gar marketplace for )nora money. food night toriight from 8 p.m. been appropriated, was done at tor o f South Methodist Church, BURTON'S * motor. 1 owner, very, very Holiday on Ice Shows Inc. ★ UHF-VHF Antennas sion, power steering, power The multiple-death explosion den saled, assorted frultv Bread, Competition does not allow for to 12:30 a.m. at the Poet H 4-Door Sedan. Radio, ^ Only heater, automatic transmis- ^ (Contlnned from Page One) There was a report here that CUSIOVl 'slon, low nillrage.-Very, verj- '60 MG Ool. Lee Quang Tung, com IS ONE POUND! DOWN Convertible. Very, very ' clean oar. U.S. foreign aid mission, num mander of the elite corps Of clean. 1 owneE Special at bers more than 16,000. special forces guarding the Some Trick or Treaters Get PUNNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? i Mirk II After Kennedy’s 45'mlnute presidential palace in Saigon 1 SKOIAL-ANNIVERSARY SALE .00 session with top officials from had been captured by rebel Plan your financing just as carefully as you plan 1 OIL kUKNACE s Dental Equipment in Sacks II DOWN the State Department, the Pen forces. Tung Is described as your tbuiiding or remodeling. See Manchester's One ikiund of fudge'and penuche mixed with every '60 T-BIRD tagon and the Central Intelli fanatically devoted to Ngo Dlnh ^ OR 178 ^ 2 9 5 oldest financial institution for the type of financ 2.Door Hardtop, full power. gence Agency, White House Nhu, brother and top adviser to "Trick or treatere” in the^ vandals set fire to eight k BOILER purchase of a pound or mere of chocolates presk secretary Pierre Salinger tires. Eighth-District firemen ing best suited to your needs. Consult with us A ■Very, very clean car.-^ President Diem. Green Manor Rd. area last DOWN squelched the amelly blase. H 9 5 said "it Is possible there will be NhUi often described as the night were surprised when they anytime without obligation. offer good Oct. 28th-Nov. 2nd ’ , further meetings today.” real power in Saigon, has been Dr. Kemp, who preiudies '61 DODGE Salinger said the morqlng a particular target of dissidents. rang the' bell at the home ef shout ohHdren eating too much r "‘T’ ’ ' PHONE 649-3406 FOR PROMPT TV SERVJCE Lancer 2-Door Sedan. Slide meeting was a complete report He was the chief sponsor of the Dr. Alan M. Kemp, 86 Green candy and Its cause m tooth de Exciluive VohiMetric Com shift. Very snappy little oar. to the President. government repressions against Manor Rd. cay!' received numerous oom- -ft -ft bustion gives an instant, '6Z RAMBLER clean flame which burns at Asked when the White House Buddhists which formed the The doctor and hip wife gave menta from the trick or treat SPECIALB OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY TQ 9 P.M. irDoor Sedan. Radio, heater, might have something to say, background for the current out combination "toothbrush ers, old and young, who were lop eifleiency—no smoke or S A V 1 N G S soot . . . no waste of fuel. automatic transmission, 6 $ DOWN Salinger Mid: “ I think we will flare-up. and toothpaMe packets"—some handed the dental Kit. cylinder. 1 owner, Immacu- reserve'com m ent until the sltu- five dozen to be exa^. "Well! My own toothbrush!” Heat is "locked” in the fur 1 ^ 5 After rumors last August that ,>>!(/ L O A N nace between flring p c r l^ ■ntTO$W9• u m j MANCHESTER TERMS Into. ^ ' > *395 DOWN Atloh clarifies.” a coup might .take place, the 'nils was- one of the Titoer In one child said. I \ I I l» V -!!l^ny were surprised but and not wasted up the chim CcNidy Cme, Indian Salinger said there Was no semiofficial Tiities of> Viet Nam cidents of Halloween In Man ney, Thousands of owners problem of communications be- warned that any military effort chester as ghosts and goblins disap^nted~4bat they didn’t report ejtetpihmil oil sav UP TO nreen Washington and the U^. against the Diem regime would trampled the streets in queat get candy," Dr.Êem p said, ■ AW W6»T«w*e aAsasT rtwAweiAt matiawTipw ings. No soot means that Corn, OrcHi^ and illadt XTmiteuy in Saigon. be quickly put down th It .blood of good thlnga to sat. "MiHe othera went out ahd~told4 the cause of about 9 ^ % of 36 MONTHS MANCHESTER ■ "Qur reports are coming in teth if necessary. Police, between 7 and llrp.m., thair .Mends to s to p ,a t the Current Annual Dividend . service calls is also chmi- ioNybaans and Wlfeh- received I t cpmplAlnts concern house and gat tllelt free tooth very fast." .(le said. The paper said Saigon would On Insured Savings BRANCH OFFICE,. ROUTE SI. COVENTBY nateti. Phe^ us, or coma >0 DAYS - White Houselsources said U is 'be isolated from the rest of the ing broken windows, paint on brush kit." in—we’U dentonstrate. croft mix, 29c a pound. 'hHdent that Hepry Cabot Lodge country by loyalist forces. ahuttetw, and ona houos paint ^1 In ill along with two CASH PLYMOUTH, INC. tte American \ ambassador to State Pepartment officials ed; a clothts line, arith cloUies taen-age dances at tiwo schools SUlth'Vlet Nam, "will remain te id they are fully aware of this on )t, wan out. —aponsored by the Police Mu OPEN TILLS Pell. MON-TgEs-Fw. 34 lURNSIDE AVE. ^ 289-2724 ’ ROUTE 83. TALCOTTVILLE— TEL. 643-2708 fte Saigon as long as necessary.” threat. The movement of UA. FHra '■ officials reported no tual Aid Aaaoeiation—and the Fogart|f Brosaf Inc. u A e had planned to return to forces toward Viet Nam to pro falsa' alarms, but one annual goody treats from Manchester THUR8. B AAI. to S :-WED. CLOSED AT NOON OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M>-SATURDAY TO 6 P.M. MANCHESTER, OON^^v Houri: Man^-Saturday—41 A.M. to 4 P.M. COR. BROAD AND MIDDLE TPKE. — OPPOSITE SHOPPING PARKADE . WÛBington this weekend for tect American lives apparently InqMent ,ooouiTsd at. H, Main residents, HaHowesn to Man S19 Broad Stv—Tel, 649-4589 ÎmwltaUana. . ^ waa in reaponse to this danger. at. and Tîând 'I\>ke. la Milch chester was a (tappyî^. T ) 4

PAGE THIRTEEN lIAKCHJESTfiR E V E N IN G HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CON N,> FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1968 irfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1968 PAGE TWELVE ley, national commander, of the KowakriG, a Weet Point gradu- and'lk charge of receiving stol weaken the influence of Jagan's people’s Progressive party in American Legion. ite, retired. H# wee elected to en goods w as. nolTed. She Events TAX CLAIM: The government Manchester Family Squabble Events the Houee of Repreeentettvee in returned to the Niantic State the nation of one-half million. Presidieiil Shuns qêiJVs tSSSJ? Jagan leads Guiana’s East In says. James R. Hoffa ow4s $20,- - m'r swuktor’s vlewB into the Oreak 1968 end agalil In 1960. In 1962, Farm (or W6men at a parole 298 In -income tax for 1959, but election campaign now under, dians. / ■ U.S. Troops Abroad Debate over JNews ------Eudg in Arrest he eought the Democratic nom- violator for aaaociatbig with bad In W orld In Nation the Teanisters Union president way. company. SEOUL, Korea (APj—A Job Inîin fop the U.S. Senate eeat less South Korssn father of two and h's wife, Josephine.^ have The Prasldeht made It clear A 42-yaar-old Irving St man In being by Republican The other three have yet to , from Page One) (Contlnaed from Page One) vUmleA small children burned himself to WASHINOTON (AP)—In the filed an appeal to the U.S. Tax from Paf* O m ) that one of the reasona he Un’t -htat night waa arreated tor ag- .Sen. Preeoott Buto. The partye coma to trial. RANTO DOMINGO, Domini taking on Goldwater at full clip gravated assault------after a--- family------Jjjy death today besids ths Han news frem Washington: jCour^. Lumber eUte oonventlon, however, nont^ can Republic (AP)—The Domin Kennedy said Ooldwkler had Is that he wants to preserve ^ RlvSi'in Bsoul. One of the items at Issue, Tax , argument in which he hrandlah- inated Abraham'Rtoieoff, who ican Rspublic’s ruling junta EMPLOYMENT: More people had “ a busy week selling TVA public position that he hasn't de t^ôodlands Op<^, Crash Kills One Song (Jhung-sup, 42. left this had Jobe in October, but ^toe CoOrt records showed Thursday,; W m Remain May Return and giving permission to or sug ed a knife end made e deep kad been Secretary of Haakh. iNcorporohcd cided about seeking ji second (ANRFIBLD (A P )—One man says an air force officer has note beside his charred body : numbri- of the nation’s unem- is $22,930 In attorneys' fees the gesting that mlllUry command laceration in hU wife’s hand, Bducatian end Welfare. was killed and another ihjitaed Teamsters paid for Hoffa as the term. Another reason Is the un Liawrence Francis Costello of confessed to plotting tq over “I have committed a great ployed remained unchanged. In Cermany From Japan ers overssM be permitted to uae Ore Still Urged seriously last night whan tastr r t^ lt of si- court trial. certainty that Goldwater will 182 Irving 8t. was booked at DWORIN throw the regime" sntf that the tin and BOW I knock on the door The Labor Department re nuslcar weapons, and attacking cor oklddod and croshod into a Hn((a'8 attorneys contend the HjKty of State Dean Rusk*had to the United SUtes. Is quietly get the Republican presidential police headquarters at 11 o'clock R. I. a Be'itcon of hell alone. Please be nice to ported Thursday a 360.000 in the president of Bbllvla While he ■HARTFORD (AP) — Oon- utility pole. ]^totters expected U.S. backing. said last week there were no spreading word that a reduction nomlnatic^. and posted a fsOb profeaalonal HARTWORO (APK i- The my family after my death." crease in non-farm employment legal fees were paid by the un was here In the United States nwHcut woodlands which have Dead waa John Farrell, 28, of A Spokesman for the U.S. Em Ion beciduie he became Involved plans to trim the approximate 1.S being negotiated. Asked if he would accept bond while awalUng appearance dean Of the Syracuse Tjnlyaralty bassy itoid ths reiwrt of U.S. In- Police said Song waa estranged over September." bringing the force de and involvb.g himself in the Ooldwater's challenge to debate cleoed atoq* Oct. 18 be- 36 Airline Ave., Portland. Wil- m ,000-man ground ft A U.S. Embassy spokesman in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Maxwell Graduate' ‘ Scho^ , Of -volvement'vrpis absurd and ridi from his wife. total ■ number ~ol crvliians" srith '*^*1*!! Greek election.” / if hdth wer4 nominees, the Pres cause of the prolonged dry ;^>eU liam Murphy, 23, of East Hamp jobs to 69.9 million. *« » tmlon official, Weather Strip ployed hi Oeirnany. would only m y that comment on on Nov. 18. CitiMnship and Public Affairs culous. LIMA, Peru (AP)—The Peru U.S. policy la to “ maintain There was a laugh as the ident replied that he Is going to be opened, at midnight to ton Rd., Portland, was taken to A ' argue it was s legitimate Union possible reductions would be Mrs. Costello wae taken to described Rhode Island Thura- The government said It had student federation has Issued a The Jobless total held steady President added; “I thfnk it debate "If nominated.” night. ^Wjllimantic H o ^ ta l where he 'Tdx dlxisions In Germany as "premature at this time.” Manchester Memorial Hospital day as “the lighthouse state of arrested Col. OuaFicn Cabrera 73-hour ultimatum to officials st at 8.6 million, Including 900,000 -K " ^ long-SKLihey are required,” Ken would not be fair for me .this Answering another query, Gov. Dampeey, informed that the Country” in its state aid to was^. reported in seriouf condi . . . 4 ^ , The Hoffsa have toiked. that a President Kennedy, at his where she received eight stitch more than a half inch of ratal tion. > of the Son Isidro sir bsfe near the University of Husmsngsa to who have been out of wort more ^ uetroR. Many Stylas nedy eanh--.,_,. week to reply to him.” Kennedy said he would have to education la'wa. dismiss three U.S. Peace Corps news conference Thursday, said Goldwater recently proposed es to close the wound. Police {a expected today, sdgnad a The crash Occurred on South Santo Domingo; Lt. 0)1. D|jn!l° than 16 weeks and 500,000 who Organisationally, there are wait and see whether there was Stephen K. Bailey, former Slmo Chino, commander of the teachers or (see s general about 1,000 men might be with: that the Tennessee Valley, Au said that the couple were hav BUYS proclamation reopening the Esglevllle Road. haven't worked In stX months or fire U.S. Army divisions in drawn from South Viet Nam and going to be any backlash from mayor of Middletown, Omn. Santiago air force base 76 iftiles strike by students throughout longer. West Germany. SubdU'lsion- thority, which former President ing a domestic fight when Cos voode at midnight. Savy Man Killed that judgment on other units white voters against the Demo said that If the Rhode Island northwest of Santo Do'mTngo; Peru. Dwight D. Elseilhowfr once des crats ^because his administration tello grabbed a kitchen, knife. He that he had been gd- The department's Bursau of slze combat unite reprênt In in the Far East will be "based aid formula were developed, the ConvaleMeent Care and -tw o—eivtUans, Ambrlorbc TTia- federation presented the LEDYARD (AP) — A station manpower the equivalent of a —•cribed as as "âh ah ——,— fxahipia — Of . Yitiawas ^ piidtlfig clvfl r^jhlrlÊgb- OF THE WEEK by Stete Park and Foceet Labor Statistics sold the slight on what the military correlation Guest Caller FAIR CONVICTED oounti^y would be “far ahead HARTFORD (AP) ^-Private Dlai, attofirey general of Santi ultlmstOhi Thursday, shortly changes in the job picture were wagon swerved off a curve on sixth division. creeping spclalisn), be eold to I latlbn. Director Donald C. Mathews In provkhng adequate educa insurance companies, will be ago under ousted President after officlkls bowed to another j neggonal. and predicted The President said there la no of forces may be.” Bob Omndprb of W est private enterprise, \ i ------—_ NEW HA.VEN (A P )—Joseph it would be safe to reopen Route 12, hit a boulder and over A LU M IN U M Attention reportedly it concent tion. making a "stronger effort'’ from Juan Bosch, and Soso Bermudez student demand and dismissed Intention of bringing bark any Springfield, Mass., will be guest DelGrego end Richard J. Tom- 61 M ERCURY 5 7 D *S O T O the woods but that hunters that tmemployment would rise turned early today, fatally in- trated on air units charged with He suggested, 'that overseas! SHIP H EU ) Bailey's oonunents followed a now on to provide piênta in member of a wealthy Santiago English teacherÂpn Richards, llli . 3.8 - - Jurlng a 29-year-old Navy radio units or personnel whose recall caller tomorporA' at 8 p.m. at an commanders be’glven more au-‘ HAIFA, Israel (AP)—A Leb- asko, oonvioted of ateaiing a 4-Door. Tutone white and ahouW use extreme caution ae to 3.7 million this month. helping defend Japan and pro truck contsOnlng $27,000 worth Meteor 2-Door. Blue, ra gray, radio, heater, auto- description of the Rhode Island convalescent hospitals with'eov- ruih-produclng family. It said another Peace Corps member, million In December and 4.4 man. would Impair military effective- open dance of the Mitnchester thority In the use of nuclear anese vessel with a cargo of al- dio, heater, Fordomatlc. the dry weatoer will return af laws by Its state education viding air cover for about 80,000 matle. No. 4662. eroge. Simo mads the confession. (or ordering s pupil out of her million to January, February The victim was James Burns, ■ ness of the defenses in West Square Dance Club at Waddell weapons. He called for an end j monds and seeds on the way of Uq\x>r, have been sentenced ter t o ^ y ’a U.S. troops stationed in South No. 4848. commissioner, William P. IWb- But, concrete, reoults ore still Police were looking for former class after he disobeyed hsr. and March if the usual seasonal, who svas thrown out of the and W OOU Germany—"In short, we Intend SOhool. • to U.S. aid to Bolivia, charact- from the Egyptian-held Gaia to one to three years in state $295 At the same time the Gover inson, during a symposium on Korea. Grandpne calls regularly for prison. The sentences were im not expected for several yoors. Gfcij. Pedro Rodriguez Echavar Miss Richards is from Seahle, trend conUnues. vehicle. He died in Lawrence to keep our forces in Germany erlzing President Victor Paz Es- f Strip to Lebanon was Intercept- $1085 nor said that, the hunting sea- financing education In New I The U.S. Air Force has about the "Men and Maids” and “SetA posed on the Milford men yes Francis P- DeilaFora, prosi- rla,'former armed forces com' Wash, ' -lABOR ADDRESSES; Presi- and Memorial Hospital in New as they are today, that means tenssoro of - that country as a ' cd inside Israeli waters and es- 62 CHEVROLET gon will be extended for tWo financing education In New dont of ths Ckinaecticut Chronic mandeY who led a short-lived Husmsngss Is 236 miles south combat forces.” 36.000 men in Japan lor this in Order,” Square Dance Clubs dcspot and "ho proven friend to corted to Haifa, officials an- terday in ouperlor court. The weeks to make up for the time dent. Kennedy will address the London shortly aftor he was mls.sion. Its planes, stationed.at Impala 4-Door Hardtop. Btoglsnd at TrinHy Oollege. and Oonvalesoent Hdoplital As coup In January 1962. west of Lima. m e forces there Include six of West Springfield. He la also freedom." / nounced Thursday. The crew— trtibk was taken' from a truck 60 CHRYSLER loirt during the period the woods AFL-CiO convention in New admitted. Combination three major bases, havfc the ca square daiwe instructor for. A Snow white with radio, Robinson told members of the sociation, said Travriers, the The junta, which took over units sent over In the 1961 Ber An Interview Goldwater gave;four Syrians and two Lebanese ing terminal on the Boaton Port. «*d forest were closed. York Noy^.,14, AFL-e return of the re meft, most of whom support the be the. oaBer for ^ e d«mce. tional state s u p p ^ for small transform an Independent • Bri Tel. 528-5009 Tel. 649-5005 M geriatric-type patient found In allow her to enjoy this World’s maining nomcombat soldiers in Korea-based 8th Army. dlstriots. banding together into tish Guiana into another Gut*. the 12,000 Of the original 40,000 62 CHEVY II 59 CHEVROLET precipitation may be of little more economical r e g 1 o n a ' moat oonvaleecent homes, .lie The new elections, expectqd Fair more than the one In 1939 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn. In addition, there are 64,000 Convertible, black with Impala 2-Door Hardtop. consequence with a few scatter said. 40. or whether he had la mind the servicemen’s dependents and schools. next summer, are expected., to pull-out of noncombat units in red trim, heater, white- Beige. Radio and heater. ed ihowefs about Tuesday. Robinson said consultations The problem of stsndarde as Johst Masvills 3,(100 clvlliah employes attached walls, standard transmis Power Glide, whitewalls. a bass for insurance ooversge the M tlal eix-dlvlslon equiva to the armed forces In Japan. with school offloials. taaohers, lent atrength. LEASE sion, 6 cylinder. No. 4427. Quick-Dratc Rubinotc b o a rd members, legiglatora, does not apply tor Connecticut, About 64,000 Japanese civilians America’s No. 1 Road Car DellaFera s4id, since modern As for the Fhr East, Kennedy are enaiôyed on the U.S. bases. $1895 $1395 HAMDKN (AP) — Chief PTA representatives and public ■aid the first contingent of the meetings around the state pre socredVtation has been .oushed FIBERGUS Many top American military PONTIAC TEMPEST Judge Jay Rublnow of the Con here. ' 1,000 who will be brought back men no longer consider Japan 57 OLDSMOBILE 58 CHEVROLET ceded state aid reoommenda from South lêt Nam by the end neotiout OlrcuK Court made a State Health Comnusaioner a stable base for U.S. opera For As Low As Convertible. Radio, heater, station wagon. 6 cylin quick dectokm against himself Uons to the legislature, of ^ year will consist ot about Bailey, one of the authors of Franklin M. Foots oongrst'ulated tions. $96.00 por month automatic, green finish, der, silver blue, radio, here yesterday. ths hospital adralnlstrstors on AT THE PARKADE 380 men, “ not in sdiat would be a Maiewell School study o f the Despite the U.S.-Japan joint whitewalls. heater. Power'Glide. No. RuMnow was asked to pull a Insulation sailed front-line" eategoiy. Full Bfolntenanoe, Fully effect of politics upon old to ui^grodlng their hornet. seciuity treaty, American nucle $695 4866. number out o f a box In a draw- ar-powered submarines are not Insured ,CORRECTIVE education In the six New Ihig $945 for a target pistol at a RIBHXMnF B IU . PASSES RataU permitted to call in Japanese land states, New Jersey and \ 59 FORD meeting of the Coiuiectlcut Po New York, described this eis “ an WAfUnNGTON (At, -4n ports, and loud uproars follow Pcml Dodg« Pontioe lice Cbiets Associaiicn. 2 Plans Offered DfC. 2-Door Hardtop. Tutone 61 P O N T IA C exercioe in political consent." air pollution control measure. each dispatch of American The Judge drew a number, Introduced by Sen. Abraham fighting men or planee from Phone 649-2881 COSMETICS white and turquoise, radio, ,.4-Door Sedan. Color gray.. He called Rhode Island ' looked at H, put R aside and Rlbicoff, D-Conn., and 21 otiier On Insurance Japan to Asian hotspots. S7S MAIN STREET heater, Fordomatlc'. Sty BadlQ, heater, hydramatlc, beacon” to other slates. WOOD lish and imappy! whitewalls. No. 4818. drew another. The first number senators, has won the apptoval And though U.S. forces in These identificaliy fonmilated eoflme- vtas hie own— the second was t b e town Meueaaee advfaozy of a SeneAe pubMc works sub- Japan must have nuclear capa $895 - $1495 that of Oheshire Police Chief' Jailed in Robbery flotnsnibtae has reooininended a commitAee. 'The blU approved bility, they cannot have nuclear tics eoiMain active therapeutic ingre- John McNemara, who got the' HARTFORD (AP) — James plaii under which kfe tneuranoe weapons'unter a policy decision yesterday, would authorise fed CUPOLAS diems— medically tested— to imjôve pistol. EJ. (îff, 26. of New Britain, eral autlmritlee to sue in feder poMefes In the amounts o f |3,- of the Japaneee government became ths first to be sentenc 000,18.000, 84,000 or $6,000 (de NOW al court for abaAem4nt bf pol skin health and lestore natural com* ed today of five persona connect lution not being controlled by N pending on the ynrfy htoome of Kowalski Takes Oath ed with the (jooke’s Tavern FROM toe tnnurad) would he avafiable ptenon beauty. 61' CHEVROLET WASHINGTON (AP) — For state or local authorities. In robbery-slaying June 25 in Plaln- addition, $182 million would be OPEN AU DAY SUNDAY dor sBI town enoployeB, includ- Yost Identified FUEL O IL mer Rep. Frank Kowalski. D- vllle. Superior Court Judge 1^ toOM M toe board of edooa- Impala Convertible.# (3orin., was sworn In today as a authorised for expanded re Milton H. Meyeri gave Cliff six search on the air pollution llon. As Radio Voice Only / ^ member ot the subversive ac- months in jail, suspended after The pten Isxocia of ' 121 2 Blue finish. Radio.J proMsm. heater, standard' BviUes control board. 30 days, and probation for two worked out by toe ooimnMAee, - A-Yettrrtf Army colonrt, Ko- years for receiving stolen goods. adtar a n toi^ jaqueated by H m annual MV. Jack O’Lan- transmission, white- FORMER SENATOR DIER tem Myotety Vo*6« content oon- FaisU waa nominated by Pres* Cliff, who pleaded guilty al OesMMl Msssagar Hlichard kOsr walls. Went Kennedy to fill out the legedly accepted $50 from John BARKHAMSTED (APf — ducitod by tlie racreallon dapart- is^ Former State Senator John P. ment waa ocsnpleted laat «v»- Unexpired term of Mrs. Dorothy E. Dawson, 29, of Middletown MISS Ait presewt, town amployaa GASH SAVINGS Whitehead, 81, of Barkhamated, nliM '«^th the final broodcaM. r i t S i MoOtelough Lee, Portland, Ore., and John A. Sumner, 30, of New a rt oowered by $1,000 pomiea, I I* TO Which expires In August 1966. Britain (or use of his car. died yeatMriay at a oonvglea- 0 dor which the town pays the over Radio StfUion 'WINF. oent boms after an esetended Bart Yont, sporta editor of She realised last year. Dawson zmd Sumner both face fuU premium. Teachma are not fMoisbiir ;. The oalh of office was ad- charges of first degree mimder Ulness. nam indhided in the program. Tbe Mantoenter Herald, waa the 61 PLYMOUTH 55 CHEVROLET CLAIROL miniatered by Judge John A. (or the fatal beating of Henry He served aa atats senator The oommiititee points out myatefy. Voice that was hecurt LotiOD 4-Door Sedan. Black. 2-Door Hardtop, gray Danaher o f the U.S. • (Jourt of Roblllard, 78. of Bristol. 8 Jani In the 1947 and 1040 sesoiona, tout toa avMage hfe inouranoe over W INF tor the pant week. Pushbutton. automatic and coral, radio, heater, CreniG Formula Appeaila for the District of tor at the'ta/ern. A safe con and prior to that as s repre- eorerage tor munieipal em- Entrtea ware received by the transmission, heater. Pric Power Glide. I'VV Columbia. Danaher comes from taining $2,100 was taken In the senteAlve in ths 1941 and 1948 iuiioa*N V pioyes in toe state la $4,000. recreate»-d«|)artinant by phone PER ed for quick sale No. 4988. $495 Kowalslci's hometown, Meriden, robbery. ssortotis of ths General Aasem- The addHlcnai cost to the and poatoon). N a m es were «AMX)V Conn. Marion C. Miller, 18, of New bly. Hs was s former RepubU- rium town under the reooramended drawn at random and the chil $785 osn town oommittee chairman. KI dren were telephoned. If the - 62 FORD Tbs salary for a board mem Britain, among those arreated A U NIGHT Rg^. 1.25 pgsn wouU be $11,666.58 an- in connection with the robbeiy Wbltehaad le a s e s savaral ntsUBy, V aM town eragtloyea child waa at home and knew Country Squire Wagon. ber is $20,000 armuslly. Pre-Finisbed FUEL OIL 56 CHEVROLET Black, radio, heater, Ford- ; After 83 years In the Army, was presented rarlier this weeiok niecss and nephews to England. V who tbe myateiy voice was, he TOOTH BRUSHES VAPORIZER 4-Door Sedan. Green. Pow- omatic, power steering, Uksder tos otoar plasi, wfaicta waa presented with a prise from ergUde, heater. No. 4826. Adolt's nyloobristl* brushst in NOW toe raoreation department. whitewalls. No. 5102. Produces soothing steam Is toa one toirored by toe gen- COOPERATIVE $495 ehoict of tint, mtdium or hard sani aonnnger, a flak $8,000 Tbe toUonring were the win- $2295 tkxiurts. Sinitzry plastic casa from 8 to 10 hours. Auto* PANELING poUoy would be awaHsMe to joeta o t thla year’s Mr. Jack on. roMP.vNY A t YO U R matic shut off. FRESH P lu s Ta x onoh snqploya, reganHesa of OTantem Content: Kathleen S.lNfT, 19S.% 60 D O D G E ' 56 P O N T IA C yMrtgr iBOosns. Tbe additional Fogbo, Mike Benehe, Greta .11.“i BKOAI) STREET WOODLANB 4-Door Sedan, black, ra 4-Door Hardtop. Snow 4 k AMU' 2 * " 5 0 ® Unbreakable. 399 eoat to tbe town' in toks in- Giant, Susette Reiser, Connie TEI-. fiA.7-lS.%S dio. heater,' pushbutton white, radio, heater, hy- atanee would be $#,03T.12 an- Wtbtke, age 10; Pate Backofen, transmission. No. 4645. dramatic. No. 4826, 4 9 5 Buotty, afpsln If all employes Susan Dlgah, age 8 ; Tommy CLAIROL were eorend. liertin, age 6 ; Miaureen Benahe, PUNTING TIME GARDENS $845 $225 Utadsr both plana, sraftoyaa ace U . would ba required to octitrtbute to ttaa prsiteum ooat, now aa- MAC OFFICIATES Woodlasl SanlsBt it happy to sifsr yoi SUB inni NTS ttnatad to aTsrage $1.* ) psr LONDON (AP)—Brltaln’i for SAFE / Monto, ftom a low of M cents mer prime minister, Harold HOLLAND BULBS liract from '62 CHEVROLET SIZZLING ’64 SALES HAVE FILLED OUR USED CAR LOT WITH TOP- LOVING / to a high o f $8.40. Macmillan, went to the publish Mkrtin baa atoed the board of ing house of Macmillan A Co., Hit land of windmlllt and woodtn ohott!. Bel Air 4-Door. VALUE l a t e m o d e l u s e d c a r s . NOW IS THE TIME TO BUYl dbocton to indtoate wMoh plan. Ltd., of which he is a director, DRIVERS! Black finish. V-8,( If any, It favoni; then the in- and presented on Thursday a it CARE radio, heater, pow G U n E R g(dd watch to Harold Woods, re LOOK AT THESE SPECIAL BULB PRICES! -4 H A ip T O P S SEDANS Shtsr $tritch hosiery wHh built4n support to suzanoe advlaosy commit tee wtll erglicie, power steer- poK msmipelpal and board of tiring member of the staff. help rtlieve 1^ faticut. SOdiy pncondltionai .90 *62 Chevrolet Impala . . . education^ employee to deter- It waa Macmillan’s first re Get quE^ty EXTRA SPECIAL MIX i IIVRfilllTllfi _ s ingi brakes, White- *62 Chevrolet Im pala ------$ 2 3 9 5 -32295 4-Door. V-8, auto., radio, heater. .rtpiactmtiit ^ rantM with 2 ^ lr purchase. Bina ttiair prefarance. turn to the family business since TULIPS ..-.dBo ■ walls. No. 5076. 4-Door. 'V-8, auto., power steering, ra Reg. 1.50 GARD 'When ttila baa been done, tbs he waa hospitalised for a pros dio, heater, whitewalls. *61 Chevrolet Bel A i r ------315 4 5 Batter wIK go to tbe board of tate eratlon and retired from auto insurance D A F F 0 B IL S k „« * w . 4 - d«^ 4| ■IS» Ilunuuuo.^,., UnlluUS Lsrts. Mixsd 90 W Farr« T '61 Chevrolet Impala ------$ 1 7 9 5 2-Door. 8 cylinder, auto, heater, white R *g . 4 .9S the government. 2-Door. 6 cylinder, auto., radio, heater, walls. ■* , ~' dbwotors tor total action. \Ut| NOW Special Values On: Madonna LUles..Grape Hyacinths, Miniature Tulips, Frittillarla. Snow- whitewalls. STOPS CLOGGED drMs ScUlas, Dutch Iris, Daffodlta, all colors. Also foUowlng tullpa-Darwln, Cottage, 59 CHEVROLET *61 Chevrolet Biswyne . .31395 PAIRS 63 IM P A LA 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heat / For As 4 Trtumph, Emperor (red and white), Rembrandt, Parrot, Breeder, Lily flowered. Double Impala Convertible, blue, *59 Buick E le ctra ...... $ 1 3 9 5 I 4-Door Hardtop. Aqua. 2-Door. V-8, auto., power steering, er, whitewalls. UP GMYTERS Little As Early Kaufmanlana dwarfs. radio, heater, automatic Radio, heater, powergllde, transmission, whitewalls, brakes, windows, radio, heater, white for Quarterly '60 Chevrolet Bel Air . . . .31395 whitewalls, power steer power steering. No. 4440, walls. ing, power brakes, tinted 4-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, heater, THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! wind^leld, 2-speed^wind- $1290 whitewalls. 1964 ^ tn a Caaual^* new Auto- PLANT TREES NOW! rtiield wipef and washer. CONVERTIBLES *59 Chevrolet Bel A i r ...... 3995 Rite policy gives so mudi for Maple Tre«6, 8* . ... .only S«flS Kwanseit Cherry, 5-6’ ...... t’'.'. .98.96 No. 6629. 59 FO RD - 4-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heat CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Potted, 4rDoor Hardtop. White *62 Chevrolet Im p a la ------32445 no little: e Lowest rates to $2495 v-8, auto., power steering, radio, heater, er, whitewalls. Chinese Elm, 6-8’ ...... only 3 « 9 S Greenhouse Grown ______— only fl.95 and gray, radio, heater, safe drivers e Fast, fair claim (CHRYSANTHEMUM " Bouquets, Green Fordomatlc. R e g . 25c aettlem ent e Easy quarterly Small Pure White • house Grown. (See them freehly out, *61 Chevrolet Im pala ------31995 generous bunch ...... only $lJf9 61 CHEVROLET ' $785 V-8, standard shift, radio, heater,ter. whlte- COMPACTS CHRYSLERS paym en ts . . . at no extra Clump Birch i ...... 5 JIS op Bel Air 4-Door Station Ideal for ahut-ine, sick, church, etc. walls. ...-mYrnY-mr coat! e Prptected by one of Hellcborus Niger (Chrletmaa Roee)—Dif Wagon. Autumn gold, ra 59 PLYMOUTH *62 Corvair Monza ...... 3 1 395 Unden, Ginkgo, Moraine and Shademaator *60 Chevrolet Impala . . . .31995 the world’s oldest and strong ferent—intereetoig, lovely, large pinkish dio and heater, powergllde, 2-Door Harqtop. White. v-8, auto., power steering, brakes, 4-way 2-Door Sport Coupe 6 cylinder, 4-speed Locust, Hemlocks, Sycamore, Weeping power steering and b t^ e s , 8 cylinder, eta n d a rd transmission, radio, heater, whitewalls, AND est insurance companies e flowers bloom In December through early ssat, radio, heater, whitewalls.^. Birch, Albertlana Spruce, Mugho, White spring — evergreen, gloeey foliage, only whitewalls. 1 owner, im transmission, radio and bucket seats. Set* haif.Tijiht. keeps it bright DISCOUNT and ^ o tc h Pine. PE, — Persgrml Service . . . 1.19 large plants. maculate. No. 4706. heater. Very economical (ilm. to run. *61 Corvair Model **700*' . .31345 Crystal clear - no dulling the individual attention yqik $1795 STATION WAGONS 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, heater. DICALCIUM Landscape Department — Free Landscape Rexs BUFFERED deserve. Write or phone to Rhododendron, Red, Pink, Lavender and $475 11 eriAerwaaf CASH wMl CARRY ..Advice, Let Ue Help You With Tour *62 Chevrolet Bel Air ....32245 *60 Comet D eluxe...... 31995 day lor the facts oil new Hlilte. 4-Door. 6 passenger, 8 cylinder, auto., 4-Door. 8 eylinder, standard, radio, FHOSFHATB ‘ Planting Problema. 62 CHEVROLET ASPIRIN 59 D O D G E radio, heater,"”whitewalla hsatsr. RIO. 1.S0 DODGES AUTO-RITE. Aaaleaa, Fink, Lavender, Bed, White, 1.69 4-Door Station Wagon, station Wagon, 9-paseen- 100's. I00*e up. blue, radio, .heater, white- ger, white and green, ra *61 Rambler Classic *60 Corvair Model 'TOO** . -3|195 "Jaiwneia Tewa, upright and walls, Power Glide, pow Custom ...... - 4-Door. 6 cylinder, auto., radio, neater, Reg. 91c 1 .9 0 ■ iqpdpcape alze dio, heater, puahlmtton -31595 Imm^diaf9 Delivery l a r ^ l Andromeda, large else only .... 2.96 er steering. No. 6041. tranamission. No. 49b0. 4-Door. 6 passenger, 6 cylinder, auto., whitewalls. 7 a.m.-5 p,m. W tdk (Also spe|iiq)en plants) ssmuH *Rats shown is for a Claas $2295 $795 radio, heater, whitewalls. hr 2 h r lA, new Ford six 2 dr. Hemlocks FERTILIZER—save 2.40- on ASOROW '60 "Volkswagen Micro 2">l.40 1962 FALCON 2-DOOR SEDAN. with $50,000 bodily injury Oro-Sod. Reg. 4.96,\ now 2 bags for 7.60. with Vitamin 7 a.m.-12 Neon Set. and property d ^ a g e liabil Bus D elu xe...... 31295 TRUCKS Nicaly eqiiipped. y. •1295 ity, s2,( ^ medical expense, HAH lAWB Food, povere 5,000 aq. f t _ 125 Other "OK” Used Cars t» Cbeosa Prwa 9 passengerj 4 cylinder, stanijaed, radio, 99c $1,000 accidental daeth, PRIED MlA A tn U A I 60 Ibe...... 2.46 *56 Chevrolet 12’ Van 3 8 9 5 1962 CHRYSLER 300 2-DOOR' $20,000 uninsured motorist 2-T<«i Model 6408. 6 cylinder ''^^peea Have Fun! Create your own oiraageniento *M Chevrolet Kingswood 31295 HARDTOP. F ^ y equipped. •2695 protection, $100 deductibis Plant Food ...... ’60 Ibe. 1.99 transmission, hsatsr, signal lights,ti, Lowg^ eollisiob, $25 towing and la with our excellent aeleotloa of colosfal lim e I a • e e a a ■ 60 Ibe. 69c 4-Door. 9 passenger, V-8, auto., power bor coat, and actual cash Strawflowers. RAlnbow Corn, Bright brakes, rear window, whitewalls. low mllsage. 1962* DODGE siÔ 9-PASS. WAGON. value comprehensive fire Wheat, Pods. Gate, Beautyberry, Antomn / Manche$ter Polly equipped.—' a ^ thsft Leaves, Fruit, Gourds, Wood Rossa, Cat In Our Oreenhonaee— (Cyclamen, African DebntURte R e q . •2395 Vloleta, Fellage Plante, etc. STOP IN AND FIND THE BUY OF YOUR CHOICE leninMrtdsS-TstoNck tails, Bittersweet, Pumpkins. 1960 PLYMOUTH WAGON. 16.95 IIGUtAR er KUOMOI Radio and .heater, auto, trams. •995 Pota, Feat Moair Redwood Tube, Potting HAIR DRYER TOOTH PASTE Mnsak Hay for Mulching .. .1.69 large bale JAMES J. ROBINSON SoU. Inaeetlold^ Bovnng, Bakea, ete.. la iE V R O in 1959 CHRYSLER WINDSOR CONY- A l I O C fCHEVROL ET^ HgM tooth de Insurance A gent/ S^position awitcB. Lumber F al^ equipped. ■ I T D Dotible lined bon* Fresh, clean 66 H l^ls'Dr„ East Hartford Incerpordtod MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM COMPANY n e t . . . e x tra la rg e taste. Tel. 628-6816 40" hose. Case. All Forms Of Insurance "A FRIENDLY PLACE TO lU r* INCORPORATED Nail dryer.' Quietl' 89c 255 CENTER ST/ 289-3441 • OPEN EI^NINGS CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. JOHN J, ZAPADKA TEL. 649-5238 MANCHESTER NMf 467 CONN BOULEVARD, BAST HARTFORD 1229 MAIN STREET 443-5144 *tTNA CASUAL.IMTV aOÔAKLAND ST.ÂNCHESTIR AMO SUim COMP^ B W ■>! 168 WOODLAND ST. , MANCHESTHt 643-8474 ------» ' ...... "" N V %

ICANCHESTFR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1961 p a g e flFTEBN fAGK FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAV, NpViJMBER 1. 1968 f ------nt 6ut lha bftak ftoar and to qUtoed fo r tha building, ^ fold FOR REfiT .ITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE \ B o lto n R ockville-V ernon RockviUe-V ernon ing partition for the oafeteria, Blast Kills tka troBH at tha stars. Ttaara wW be in Monday. wars bedlas all esrtr tha alda- i sad 16 mm. MovM Prsjse- — S7^— : The committee lu t night ap- w hik." . tors eotond n r elletot, alss prewed paymaht of 34,54LS0 to gavaral Mgh achooi atudants W m— - slMs projsetots. [ L ib r a Skinner Rd. S e v e n A m i d riiSng to a ehr naar tha ators polfticf WilUam MUeto, arclUteot for WELL,THAT^/OOlS*J, t MET HIM ^ Peaslee Low Bidder tha projocL (jottiar expbUiiad wera among tha first to reach WELDON DRUG CO. Uia acans. 901 Mala 8L— 'TeL 64S-6891 _r> U f i n e / s in c * ^ A n o WS coMiHsaur that this will bring the pay Holiday Fete EAAD.DOCtOR.t HONefiTUyj ITISDOINS OFACHOP,^ • DNH7 Rises Slow ly Pupil Shift ‘Thara was a Mack puff of HAVEt^'T F6cr MORE FtT * ment to tha architect to 90 per SOU SO , C I t im e WA< iDEYPUVCE* TTIi^ amoks and glaas waa thrown aU -Sin c e t w a s a s a V b l a d e tanttr For RHS Addition cent at the. tofal due. A balance MUCH SO C^ UP/lHAr/ AND HE-SAID (Oetottaoed treni Page One) over tha straat," said Billy OF 20/THE MILK DIET IS •sac In Last Year at 31.13$iSfi will be paid iqpon 1 t h i n k //WHAT h e S e t N o v . 6 Itailfh." 16. "Thraa poUcaman /MIRACULOUS / BY JOVE. HE WAS. . lOUMMr ' completion of the work. You should) CET7FniiM 4 6 0 i ^ ( a b .) Increkee W «T*> noted In matad completion waa givan at nary planning. Ba said ha ax- have .worked so well that the JÔERBTANO IS acbool building committee of the Chief ESdmund F. Dwyer also parBonq ware admitted to a hos 1“ II IT BM number of legêtered edult 890 days. peota tha project wiH run leaa federal Bureau of Prisons pisns ^ /w ce.f r “ n r r r r ~ r A r than original aetimatas of 31-3 north wli^ of the Mnieture. reported that pranksters threw pital vdth injuries. Most wera M A E (eoob. ^giToweiv, from 96i'iiv^l961-62 Other hide were: Aaeoclated On TuqHlay evening, pupils treatb^ and releasad, but eight to open ons in Detroit And DOUBLE ' v 4 r ^ million. «gBb at a truck traveling on IS r r 10 1,063 leiK llacel year. *Ehere Oonatruction Co.. Hartford, aaMgned to the new school pres .were listed in serious condition. several sUtes are opening skn ■904,000 with baae bid of 3747,- Next. step In the project is Weat St. The eggs splattered liar centars, where paroleea II” .„0re 063 rtBletered /uvenMe ently attending afternoon aas- on the windshield of the mov The d ^ store Was demol WORLD 8REEN 1 borrowerai ^ and lym addition 3247,000; for the archltecta to analyM ished aim v^dowB were broken spend a wMIa readjusting to the bide. They wiU then presM aiona at the Maple St. School, ing vehicle. aosiiidi- II TIM library reports a p4c- Oemyem Oonetruotion Oo., Man- wtB be given paper b ^ so they In store# next door and across life outside the wslis. siiM ku i0r« circulation at 96 and a cheMor, 3988.900, with base bid a revised budget baaed on the Hospital Notes the street. Pariced automobiles aCMKltaBMt n ■ ■ 1 low bid to tha building commit may carry their bdoKs home. jyiguaeie record dnoulatlon of of 3'^,700 and gym addition They will bring them to the Admitted yesterday: Roaalis In front of the building were 3255,300; Matthew J. Raiser tee. After approval of the con Archer, Ellington; Cory Narka- damaged. V STAMPS n TlMce were 938 booke bor- Skinner Road School at the be tarm) ' mirod from oiher liprariee and total bid, struction budget, the committee ginning of classes, 8:30 a.m. Penonal Notices '(iJusT M ------prohlMM eio from the Central Book 3967,600, with baae bid of will present a request for funds Guglieli^, RTO 2, Bernice Har- jhe Marietta Journal, said U l l f f i E K WHEM M OEro [Eerrlce UiKt at tha State De *y™ addlUon to selacUnen. They in turn will was slHlng in s booth near 3339,000; Mauser Construction RamsdeU advised paranUi that I *»• CardOfThftnka HEWA6 MTtnMtit at Bducation. Booke put the appropriation on the the school . cafeteria will not DtooJiMg^ yest^^;^ Cm - y,e rear of the store when m ball n e a r l y Sfenpalr Oo., total bid Of 3991,390, with wish to thank all of our nals^ 1/ loaned to the echoot H call at a town meeting, accord open tor about a week. Pupils ^ flame and smoke came up bora, trtondi and ralathroa for Uia ALLY OOP BY- V. T. HAMLIN OVER VT*- trary total 3,139. baae Wd of 3758,390 and gym ing to First Selectman Samuel Tkomas Rider, 30 Orchard St., I ^ th* floor manr acta of kindnaaa and aympa- uouaJ MBqwaKmaiG addition 3339,000; Wadhama ft are expected to bring their Victor Plant, 41 South St.. Ger-, ..JS: ® ™ thy abown ua in our recant baraav*- anEtuM talEr Pearl, who attended the bid kuudi to school.' However, he vas an explosion and M Hali r r TIm World Book Uncyclope- May Co., Hartford, total bid of opening. aid Rlsley, 2âl_Rd.,_Rob«-t th e^ ?e mant. Wo eapaclallT thank the ' dia waa aM ed to Dm raferenoe said puptlB living in the im building snook,'' said nuraea and doctora of Moscinstar MCOTTMla Green, 61 Weot 9t., Edward Blair, who was uninjured. "I Memorial Hospital aad all those W Bm li 3T of tha library. There mediate area will be excused who aetit' the beautiful floral trlbutci \ Service wMl be held Tuesday at Evoy, Hurlburt Rd., Paul Gren didn’t know what had happened. c a r n iv Xl BY DICK TURNER DOWN -were 619 booka purchaaed and and permitted to go home during ier, Riverside Dr. and loaned the uca of Cara. ess booka donated durlnf tha 8 p.m. Hie theme wiU be "Shall Rescue Succeeds the lunch period, from 11:30 I picked up my camera and Sa|M McCollum and Family llnuMst color We U nite?" sSSrOB^ year. Six macaalnea and four to 12:30 daily. Vernon news Is handled by lA iM lc WiM hooks for boys were added to The meeting of the chunUi's F or Three M iners - RamedeU, said he would re Uommlarione wlU be held Mon The Herald’s RackviUe Bureau, Mub Ihe David M urdock Memorial lease bus schedules for pupils 5 W . Main BL, teteptaone 876- 4SAMter 1 day at 7:15 followed by the of attending tha school next week. OoUeetlon at the aohool. Seven (Continued from Page One) 8186 Or 649-6797. iMoka relaiUni’ to New E n f- ficial board meeting at 8:30. , Sik buses will be used to trans NOVEMBER mLE Sunday at lU 6:30 meeting, lf«H Mfe ware given to the through a shaft drilled after port pupils. He said that stu FINGER MAY HEAL the senior Methodist Youth Fel- dents living In the Dart Hill, AiMla N. lioomia Memorial contact waa made with the men HARTFORD (AP)—Hospital ALUMMUM COMBINATION OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS SeK by (ha Boltan Orange. towriUp WlU begin a two-week Skinner Rd., Thrall Rd., and atudy on alooholiam. Leading Sunday. The shaft broke through officials say there is a good The Mbrary la aupported al into the gallery early today. Windsor Ave. areas wlU walk tha Mudy will be Helen Lock- to school. chance that the left indek fin WINDOWS S10J5-DOORS $293$ ■wet oomplataly by tha town. ward, Lois S'kinner, Sandra A medical specialist. Dr. ger on the hand of Darnell Fos M n. HKknaa Bentley, who haa Limited moving of equipment Door Canopies, Roll-«p Awnings, Oaavas Awnings Repaired. COIN OPERATED NO. TK BULL, HAPEIOCKIN NO, HTLL BE Stltham and Steven Nichols. A Horst HAânn. and three has been going’on ter, 3, will heal. Re-covered. Take Down Serrloe and Storage. Beat Canvas josrawp COMPANY Z INOULONT WOMOERlN IP I K been chief librarian fo r 30 film atrip, "He Ran a Race," mine officials waited for the the^st ««-•>- The finger was severed from WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN two weeks. Plsuis Repaired or Made New To Your Pattern. An Work Caztom 11 M APLE ST. Hie CAR IMORK. HsI IT— YOU SEE BIS BOY5PAKKR yeara, la aaeiatad by Mm. WU. will be mown. men In a decompression cham the hand when the child caught Made. Orommete —■ Eyelets — FSatonera. Air-Condltloncs' WOMTeiARr AUlCH ID O MUCH/ AU.TH1S PRIVATE Mam Alliaon and Mm. Ronald are to move the rest of the | lAoroeo From First Nationnl| Reservations for the turkey ber at tha head of the rescue equipment Monday. A staff It In the wringer of his moth Ckiven Cuatom Made for Coasnerelal and Heme. AM'PCRY9U OLD RANT, THERE, S TU F F -S A S , OIL Oroaa Mra Robert Richardeon aupper to be held at tha Christ shaft. The miners were to be er's washing machins at their Store Forking Lot - loped potatoes with ham, but gallery, and the air in turn kept pointed Mksgaret Peace, Karen tered corn, butterscotch Dahm discussed with his back the water. i superintendent, Willard Kemp- Ostiaon and Maxlns AlUaon aa cookies; Wednesday—beef mac Eighty-six other miners es DE CORMIER aidea last w a A . aroni oaaaerole, cole slaw with ton Jr., the possibilities of work- caped when the water came in* over the weekend. No de Tha llbvary haa many of the rairina, gingerbread; Thursday pouring in. Forty others are lataK beat aellers in flotlon and cision was reached. — baked hash, buttered spin missing and believed drowned. Ttie building committee, Don-flotk» and is aUe to get ach, gelatin with fruit;' Friday .Except for the air pressure almoat any book a borrower headed by John Gottier, will — vegetable soup with eraok- factor, the painstaking rescue hold a final meeting TTiursday wants through tha Central Book en, raisin bread, peanut butter drama enacted on a wheat field MOTORS Says: night at the school. They are gerviea in a di^ or two, Mra. aandwichea, fruit salad. near Broistedt v^s similar to Bmtley reports. expected to discuss a final re Briefs one near Hazleton, Pa., last Au Otth Boeot Notea port on the 'work. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL The town planning oommia- gust when two miners were loft Dahm said the last item re- /A/ ^ At tha laat masting of Cub sion will hntd a pubUc haaring ed to the surface ' after being "These beautiful cartare •oout Pack 167 tot UiMted Meth- Monday ki the Community Hall trapped 14 days. ' UNNERVES/ LBL ll-l odiet Church, the opening cere 'The miners, who generally JIRy/iLLM..^ At 8 p.m. to consider dianges in |«NMr<«£ *No on* Expeott to *taka it with him'. . . and you're THC AWN ABOUT TOWN mony was eoQdoeted by Den 1. have been in high spirits and the prevloualy approved Ansal- calm throughout the drilling, WOSeRUS not going to take H with you!" Den 8 put on a aklt, "Cub Scout di Acres subdlviaion, after priced fo sell of fhe best FOR,RM>/ DUemma, Den M in e r’s Drag said they did not sleep a wink TILLEY \ which the comtnlsaion will dis- Thursday. net.:' - cusB several other subdivisionB. WiU Keep Yon Warm Bobcat pina were awarded to: The pubUc building corarrUa- ^ of bank ferms."' Brian Soucy, Robert Lee, Vln- sion will meet Monday In the Spade Age Witch BEN CASEY aaat Ureln, Steven Arnold, Bill conference room of the Town 12 Hours PhilMpa, Kan DanMacn, Dianny Offices at 8 p.m., Tha main / Mcncman, Arnold Georgettl, MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — Iz For item of busineaa will be to pre the space age changing the ap Gerald Cloutier and Richard pare a report for the annual Only eiOROE DE CORMIER Norria. pearance of young witches at town report. Haloween The pack will tour the sub The seleotnven will meat to I Russell Bay, fifth grade teach- The Place To Buy It marine baae at Groton Sunday. night at 7 in the Town Offices. ' er, overheard one of his 10-year- CSSteeL-' Everyone attending should ' olds saying her "broomstick is meet Inalde the main gate at 3 Mondieator Evening Herald slightly curved to fit the orbit, LjrsMi’f Hardwan Wf.aa.PEk OB* PJIL ' ■ Bolton oorrenondent, demo- ! and it's rocket-powered, with an 34 DEPOT SQUARE .Olrl Scouts well Yoong, telephoae 648-8981. ' afterburner.*’ Browile Scout Troop 616 held This W eek’s Specials SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL an investltura ceremony yeater- day together with a celebration W A T S THE g r e a t' of Juliet'Lowe’s birthday and 016 ^ FOR? Halloween. Mrs. Alden Chick is 1961 MERCURY METEOR HARDTOP leader of the troop, aasiated by NEVER REGISTERED. FULLY EQUIPPED INC1.UDING 4 Only Mra. Charles Addison. Thera are TRAN8MISSION. 8AVE ON TH I8 FINE CAR. 24 Grade 2 and 3 girls in the HELP CELEBRATE!! troop. ^ 2 5 9 5 BrowsW Scout Troop 680, which nas 28 girla, had a Hal loween party yesterday. They It's The Parkode's 7th Birthday were Invested into Girl Scouting "■ 't 1962 FALCON 6D00R STATION WAOON Only MORTY MEEKLE earlier In the month. Mra. A REAL BEAUTY. BY DICK CAYALLI Robert GUdden la leader of this Join Us For Coke and k t Cream A t These troop, aasiated by Mrs. Robert 1 6 9 5 /AY Luchenbill. The third Brownie dkk. //-/ GsawoAiSMcxas Af2s MO(2»cmi2eaoua troop will have iU Investiture OANGBaSOGTHAN IHAN COMMJHtaTei im > H o seremony next Friday; ' Give Away Prices! BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE *me«zAD(QAL (OfikVOQ United Methodist News 1961 COMET 6D00R SEDAN Only eiamefeazTm yt/saceocu < Ths N ovember m eetliw of the IMMACULATE THROUGHOUT. VERY NICELY EQUIPPED. UBBBALLeTBlS/ A HOLY Women's Society of Ohriattan n ^ U O T T H E eorEKNM. STORES EMERGENCY RELEASE I wetie faced wttha dilemma, if we NO MATTER WHXr WE tV^ 1 2 9 5 ^ B V T ^ ANOPIMPOURBELLYIANK ANP MISSBES, PONT DUMP FUEL, WE CAN'T STAY WE MAY NEVER REACH TEGQDE, • EN6ISM UENSEN.JMP IM GOING TO GIVE fTTO'iOU AIRBORNE AMD WILL 60 INTO THE m CARRIER. >0U HAVE EDMUHCX ■ SIRAMHTffiOMTMESHOUlPER; WnM A NOZZLE DRINK BEFORE REACHING THE TWO AMNUTES1D THINK, m AcnunoR (wlure, me have uttie power, CARRIER. IFWE 00DUMPElf0U6M OENSEN.TIffiRE'S A 1961 METROPOLITAN HARDTOP ^ J tt'R E 1060(6 AVmWS RAST. DESTROVERPICK^ ARE. YOU IN ICE CREAM TO STAY airborne, WE AAAY RUM ONE CAREFUL O V l^R . OUR ORIGINAL NALe . 8E S TH I8 z OUT OF FUEL, AHEAD. A600DPIACF Vl**Y*^-rf-\Tif***** UNPHM RRYOU or out of LITTLE BEAUTY TODAY. ^ 8 9 5 STAMP, . /IHAMKSm. SIR.^ IlLSWlWnM . H O T W A T ER? lAUcMuA. V2 G al. • ; Just a daj^ for fuel 1966 VALIANT 6 D 0 0 R 8'EDAN • mnrwi-vw.T>ii,»iiAwtoK M-t can get yoa~out of Reg. 89c ^ ] ^ Q 9 5 trouble! A VERY 8HARP ONE OWNER CAR. FULLY EQUIPPED. Only

CAPtAIN EASY If yon live in a typical I - BY LESLIE TURNER house, you could easily'run out of hot water several • ALL FLAVORS 1960 CHEVROLET 6D00R SEDAN BEL AIR THIY-Vt iffURBACHTKBMaFWSTl IW tSI times a week. SAVE! Only 1 0PIMK> M t Vj(Ey'..LSr THAT RADIO MAN OUT AND fSsovdo Aifrl THEY COME NO NICER ANYWHERE. NEW WKTIEWALL WCKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD IRBAPVDU ^PfAD ,'.____ Now you can have all the VALVCel W W B»NAKE TH* CRM! r U K K P TRVIUS^ '-'^BLOOMM*J X TIRES,"TOO. h LOUD AND CLBAR,a SCUPPBRlUPPBR R A T l ^ hot water you need at one GUARANTEED HIGH QUALITY IS POURING A TO KBACH AMBARBY SHIPl Urns for only 9% c* a day. W FA 5TI ROSMUa w t r b T -r-T SAVE! TOU'RE VESj I'M AFRAID ABOUT TBIM IUS ^ time for only 9%c* a day. HOPING TO H6CARIS IN SOME NMS.OFVDU- day! • MADE SPECIAL FOR LIGGETT DRUG SPOT SKID MIDDEN GULLY— 1 Yes, thanks to Mobilheat BY A LEADING MANUFACTURER AULRKS, WITH HIM IN ITy —and an tfil-flrsd hot watar 1959 RAMBLER WAGON Only hsatsr of correct capacity— ONE OWNER. VERY NK3B. STANDARD SHUT. your family can take care of all ^ ir washing needs LUSCIOUS at ona time. Mom can do the family wash, 81s can do the dishes 1959 Ch e v r o l e t 6 d o o b s e d a n o f r : at the same time Junior .Only m m takes his bath, and you en FRUIT CAKE BEL A IR V8. FULLY EQUIPPED. VERY ORIGINAL rr? joy a shower. THROUGHOUT IN(XUDIN0 4 NEW WHl'l'KiWALL TatBS. Don’t delay—phone us to 1095 day. Find out how easy it Is FULL $ 1 9 9 to switch to a Mobilheat- firsd water heat. LBS. 'V ------'Average family of four. And Many More Quality Cars To Choose From At - DAVY JONES BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS • Baked special by. a leading bakery at Mk. ABERNATHY. BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Liggett’s quaUty standardfl JULICtFOUOHT EEN MORIMTY . . . « 0 JU LIO ^ THE OTHER IT'S K IN D A > • Loaded with fruit, nut8»dat98 and flav-> eiAAPtE,ABERNWrHy.. WE NEVER KNOW WHEN ^ BeSIOearrCOMBS IN VEPy HANDY ^ THE hJELS WEETH SHAVBO HALF HALF WIEL 00 THE"MAROEO KOOKY... BUT ored with juat the right amount of rum a d m i r a l , \ K TWE n a v v a a e n a a u s t W e lL BE C^HALLEN6EPTD WHEN THE/ RASSTHE HQItS O^OfUVRmi, H l« FACE TO WHEN ALL OUR SOMEHOW IT_ ONE*. WHEN THE SITOW THAT HE PEQPLB A R E BROTHERS and brandy - w w y 0 0 }^\J^W Ays se p r e r a r e o . ADUELORATTACKBO BY, REVOLUTION WAS b r o k e w u t h M A U V FREE' CUTTHROATS.' OVER, WE KNEW Hia FORMER 643-5135 • Baked to perfection WEAR A ___ I '• vv WE HAD ANEW COMRADE. DE CORMI ER p e e c t a t o r ; THAT 301-315 C m t«r St. a We challenge anyone to ...u.y_iLjiv merely buy the materialfi W l GIVE no lean briie it at this’ •REEN STAMPS bw, tow prio* MO'TOR SALES, Inc. "Manchester's Own Rambler Degler" M d b i l h M t to •ft.* ^ *• •' 285 M O A D 5 T . j - MAHCH|lttTER i|i i|i BitJSjLSSliCZ ONLY E PARKADE r • ^ ■ .i

■\ - r- PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHTPSTEft EVENING HERALD^ MANUBlîl^ft, CONN., FRIDAY,^NOVEIIBER 1» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER) CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, PAGE SIXTEEN ABtomobfIdfi Far Salt BoBda—Stoeka— 7 OfferM 18 Mortgagee 81 nARFERlNO SarvtA la'W3, 8BCX3ND M ORTOAGBS-Funda t h e CLASSIFIED kntvA, axsa, rtwan, Skataa, available to r second mort- H o m e Football Starts I‘Our Bo y s ^ e Ready’ rotary Madao. Quick sorvlM. gagto. For indlridual attAtlA UGonn and Yale Capitol BqulpmAt Oo., II ciS BT A N A g^ y, Itoi^r 1C. 1962D K W . Mala it .. Monehartar. H o«a N egro, 649-6727. Herald Angle Thdor with hoator aad 4 spaoi dally Y-6. Thursday M . Satur ADVERTISING transmission, bsautlfnl tur- day i m . 643-7386. A BETTER ARRANGEMENT BELLY SEMES ■qubiss and white ftadih, 20 of your finances will make more of irour tncopie available EARL YOST CLA£filFnSD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS mllM par gallA. HAROLD A SON Rubbish ans, $896 moral, ortlara, attics, for personal UM. Lump debt Sport* Editor gAJLteSPJML yards. Weekly or mAthly 1 ^ one monthly payment of Br H OW IB » ^ . pick-up. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. $22.25 for each thousand doUars tnchnhng repayment over five Nutes from lh€ IJtlle Black Book m s . “Out boyi ^ COPY CLOSING TiHB FOR CLASSIFBED ADVT. 1969 FORD TREE REMOVAL, prmhig, and years. FYaiut Burks, 3 4 6 -8 ^ , Wildcats ItONBAT nwa gWDAT I#t$9 AJi#—8ATUBDAY 9 AM. U ttk Ken Smith, the Trinity College alumnus and; That WB6 Cofich Andy B«jr- Falrtane 600, 3-doer, radio, lot clearing. Snow romoval. Connecticut M o r t g a g o .^ y lock’8 blunt 6umnuition to- heater, automatic, V-9. O reA Frank .C. Nohio, 649A06S. change, 18 Lewiss St., HartJdra. {hr S8 years a baseball writer with the now defunct New Conn. ^ at he went about the PLEASE BEAD YOUR AD and while, clean. Yotc, Daily Mirror, has been named director of base- $796 WE RAVE the Ume, we have beD’s>U|dl of Fame at Cooperstown, N. Y. The diamond Grid Foe busineea at preparing Eaet Olasslllad or "W mt Ads" ara takA over the pbooe a a the tools, will do most Ay- z z : tMng. Free estimates gtvA. ahrine cd^dn’t have selected a better fellow than Smit- Catholic High for a ra- eoavealAoe. Ihe adverttser shonU rmd hto ad the FUMT Busmen Qp^rtmtities 32 STORES— For the second DATT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time to r the Call vm A y tim e, 648-2097, 638- ty , a warm friend of all Connecticut newsmen. Smith, successive Saturday, the next Insertleii. The Herald to responlUe for only ONE lnoor< 1959 CHEVROLET 2967. lY Gulf service sta- who wiH aMum* hi* dutlos Dec.t Se tomorrow University of Connecticut i«et or omitted tfiaertlA fer any adverfisemAt aad thA osdy Klngswood^ statlA wagon, 9- lUe for leue. Excel- *1, will replace the iretlrlng Sfd Byoff- to the extAt of a “make good” InasrtlA. Bsrora whieh do aot pasaonger, radio, hMter, stand STEPS, sidswalka, stone walls, — Midget League grads and fireplAes, fla gstA c terraces. SR opportunity tor the right Keener. . . . T a g ] ^ W pe Band entering the COC. This fall the ! football program offers "a t t o o Atartain WUby leosA too vahie of too adrorttosAAt win not bo correctod by ard sHift, new motor, beautiful Mtivkhial. Paid training pro o t Miancheeter wlU be featured iw o t, « f w ateituiy tomorrow red and white vrlth whitewalls. All CAcret# repair*. Reason.'' chafes of Coach Bill Smith, combinationnaUo of pageantry’ *toiako good” liMMiUoa. ably priced. 443-0681. ^ gram. For additional informsi- alcQg with the fine University known as the Pony raiders, are and football rivalry which Sw itoA 6it 1:46 at tha ECSOS $1,045 tion call Gulf OU Corp., 626- o f Sm necttrut MaroWng Band undefeated five start*. .. Out should please outdoor fans of fSiM To ■ ftrta tbs Btae and 6158. tnmorrow afternoon during’ Vernon way. followers of the all ages. 'The Huskies clash A pts IrttoB a 2-1 Meoed—the d i a l 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 hatfUme exerdsoa at the ■with Yankee Conference chani- 4 g («e i totortoa In a row. HoUMhold.S$iric6S UOotm-New Hiunpehlre football Vernon Broncos in the Pony 1959 FORD League are all heaped up and I pion New Hampshire at 1:30 In Tha vIrttliE: WHdoots w Sl Tudor ranch wagA, radio, heat O f f i i t t d 13-A game at Storra, they have every reason to be. I a Dad's Day attraction Browns May Come.Back Stronger * a oomfclnailkio of sopbo- Wa H are A Manoheeiter students who per- er, automatic, power steering, F u r o m u ^ REFINISHED — The Broncos, coached by Jim ’ 'The Hu.*diie.s, , winiess in all ; Texas Risks Ranking MTso and Junkm tomorrow- ftjwn with the Marohing Band gray with ■whitewalls. Real S crat^ M , burns removed, my Roach, former Manchester five games played this season, ta t soBM Of them are v a n ity Traabls RsmMri Oar AfvsrliNr? c le A . CAREER OPPORTUNITY include Bofc EJccellente, Eileen will .start with a replacement j ‘• C » R 1 S alumn at ttw Naugatisok 'Val- ,o0lor chaMeCed. MACheater Re- SuOt-van, both clarinet; Charles High s 1 1 c k o u t who later $895 ^ finishing Co., 643-9388. was a red skirt at’ Auburn, at the leift halfback position | Cy sehool. Onigr a half doMh or FOR SOMEONE IN ’Wtoghn. French bom; Ronald for the fifth time this year, in-1 Eagles and Eastern MORNINOBKXXJBR And Perfect Record M ssid om ore A the onttaa Plrltey, b a e*.. .It will be I5ad’s haVe steamroUed over five op S ta n d in g 24-Hoar Aatw^g SorriM REWEAVINO of burns, moth ponents this fall, scoring Juries having wiped out the in-1 •qAd. holes. Zippers repaired. Win YOUR COMMUNITY. Bay at Storta tomorrow.- a n d __ cumbent at that position for U Pot. One iiilriana membw wfil be 1959 CHEVRMjET Joe ScltyB hae Whipped tDgert#»r|^«n^,t* vfhile holding the op Kur locked in a revolv-lng door by week. The big passing load in Dodge PanUaiC .34 38 Mississippi’s smooth operatives, The Savings Bank of Manches “The small Job carpmter.” Ivy protagonists — Yale and the NaUonal Football League .S3 3« san ^ earUer in the season. Texas led by Perry Lee Dunn, and Baivy fibaoldey at taokli ter has bem lost and appilear shAks, tires. Excellent cAdi- radio, heater, automatic, blue Colonial ConatruetiA. Boston. It’s slated to be tele- teloviaion is also attracting Dartmouth — who annually put the game probably will be car Empire Tool . aad whita. schedule-makers. E A S Gage . . .32 40 4 M ) xineaksd by SMU last year 6-0 LSI) in the Tigers' lair at Ba M m Mlto and John MieOartfay TVory, Blck Harvey Another game has hem add tlA has bem made to said tlA. 648-6671. CALL ME A your formica Generous Advertising Support. m jH, too, on tape, 11:15 on vVowers in record numbera 'Die on one of collegiate foobbaS’e ried by Ed Brown, the Steelers The Bogles will be up against Mcriarty Bros. .32 40 .444 ’ but may have to b* stronger ton Rouge. 'Die teams tied for rt guarth and BCD Bt a b i a at Bony. The safeties are Mike ed to the Eagle schedule. Bay- bank to r payment of the $696 needs, ban, counters, kitchen Channel 33. CBS network reports that beat aborws, meet tomorrow- in quarterback who threw four TD this Ume. . - lock revealed today. They wUl 1960 RENAULT, sun roof, good A m all Investment to required. • •. « viewing is up S3.5 per cent oiver a conference leader for the third passes against Dallas last week. Lappen Rea) Eat. 38 44 .380 the league lead at 3-0, along oititof. LeOch and 8kl|> Martin. amount of deposit CAdltlon, reasonable. Call 640- cabinets, vanttory units, table a ahow-down oemtedt in the The Longhorns had difficulty Baylock threatAed s a m go to Ridgefield next Satur tops and tolAd stands. 849- IWB with as many as four Bowl. straight week—and their pros Pittsburgh, 4-3-1, needs a vic Fogarty Bros...... 32 50 .306 with Auburn. The drttomifva ptoitoA to art 6142. C A U . BOB SIMMONS pect for success will be no bet in their last two games in th* with Tom COrey, Dave Petro, ohangas after toe Penney game day to oppose Ridgefield High. 1957 CHEVROLET 8936. Here ’ n TTiere million *newf foHower*. Survey* Kkdeoff time is 1:30, a half tory to stay in the Eastern race. SOUTHWEST — Texas and f o u n d — Calico Oat with rtl- AMERICAN (X)AL OO. ter this Sunday than It was ths tough Southwest Coiiference, Tom AndraoU, Bob DeGemmto a ooê of weeks back and Thus the overall slate goes 1966 CHEVROLET, 6-cyllnder, Congratulations to the Mere show that 50 per cent of the bour aarUer than the previoua 'The Bears, who. got back oh lIUs week’s Mgh soorens in Baylor both ara 3-0 in con fA - ver colUr. Call 648-4702. EO, 4-dror, 6-cyIinder, statiA ADDITIONS—Rec rooms, re 862-8151 o r BNterprIss 1210 first two. They lost lo the clude Vic 8OUWM40 245-597. beaUng Arkansas and Rica by ence play. 'Dis unrankad Bears tad CUff Soorso A the Une. toay came through. Huebner, bock to Its original eight stAdard, 4-dA r sedA, trans- wagoiA , radio, heater, standard dith (IMoe). MortMtfdts who sets hi use tbrougbout the boma gam es -of the BUs tMs Brown* 3T-7, lo Chicago l«-7 and’ Billy Wade last Mel gemra. R dropped to seven modeling, bathrooms tiled. United States on Simday after Stan Hlbnaldmti ttl 304-657. Stan'* oWy eight point* I>e have been moving behind Don flour of ttM fcdlowtog firs wiH AndraoU and S oo^ all w a m lsslA A d stalker jurt over shm. weloomed a . third *on—Gregory year. A crowd of more than 40,- now face a Cleveland team look- ^ at Hnehacker — Skh> starting parts rinoe that tost wtoA ttw Mlddfetown JaJ'vees CaU 649-4391. Raymond — into their family noons are tuned to NFL games. 000 b expected 'wfaich means B am vige 202, Ge*»e OIrardin ^*'**’V ^ **?"S "*S ** Trull, the naUon's le a d ^ Personals hauled, good tires. Moat be $745 ing to hold onto Its one-game will be facing a Baltimore 303. Fred Nasaiff 301, Sal rusher Tommy FAd. passer er, and figure to keep pace with Ttamao, Bob Ortwroe,e, am canceled out laat week. ■old for best offer over $275 by last Friday. Morhardt, basket- Locally, one would guesa that that an ample supySy o f both Eastern Division lead. strengthened by the return Duke Carlisle and Tony Crosby, ba.li supervisor at the Y build at least 75 per cent o f the reserved and general btolswlon Fhrangellata 302. the Longhorns by beathtg Texas RIDE WANTED from corner Saturday/ 742-7924. Meanwhile. Oie defending o* Johnny Unltas’ favorite pass- who kicks in his stocking feet. Christitn. ^ McKee A d West Csntsr to Bls- Roofhif—4Sidlng 16 BARBER SHOP ing, is a former major league working sets are dialed to tickets will be available. ’ ing target. Ray Berry. Berry Second-ranked Illinois, mean 1963 CHEVY n Nova 400 Hard 1969 CHEVROLET league champion Green Bay GARDEN GROVE BIG EIGHT -— Oklahoma U sell Brlidge, South Windsor, be- tMaeball player with the Chi- Channel S, whieb brings Mew It Is no secret that Dart Packers and Uie Bears, Ued for has been out with a shoulder while, collides with Purdue, top, AcellAt CAdltioa. 843- Brookwood statiA wagA, I- A. DION, INC Roofing, /cago Cubs. He 1* currently on York Giant games into Man mouth invades the Bowi for this dislAation. The Bears won the S tan din g 3-0, ranking behind both Ne tween 6-7 a.m ., return-6-4 p jn . FULLY EQUIPPED the Western Conference lead third-ranked Mississippi takes CaU 648-4788. 8446. cylinder, tudor, radio, heater, ridlM. painting- Carpmtry. Ai- the Cubs’ Wenatchee, Wash., chester, on Sunday afternoons. one—hurting. Coach Bob Black- first meeting between the clubs Pot. on L8U, fourth-ranked Navy Is braska and Missouri at 3-0. standard shift, two-tAS gray. teraoAS and additions. Ceil with 6-1 records, tackle tough Weddings ...... 31 .656 Whils the Soonert should ra- UMass After Yankee Crown, sale, FOR RENT farm roster... Condolences ars * • '* man earUer In ths week hdd opponents. 'The Packers meet 10-3. at Notre Dame and fifth-ranked RIDE OR (3AR P(X)L wanted 1960 VCKBWAOEN for Real clean, one owner. ings. Workmanship guaran newsmen two stsrters were def OuU nga...... 18 .563 main unbeaten in the league, H,2X. Good cAdlUoa. Olas- teed. 299 Autumn i t 643-4860. eoctended to Don Piper, w dl Pittsburgh at Milwaukee while The Giants-Cardinals game Baaqueta ...... 16 5M ' '^'iburn, the only other unbeat- j to Spring Street, Windsor $996 Route 44-A, Bolton known Manchester Country End of the Lin« initely out He named Tom could Mttle down to an air bat VII bi the Top Ten, one of the others should glvs Locks, for 7:30 to 4. 6404S604 tAbury 688-2316. Chicago la at Baltimore. Buffets ...... 17 ■way. They meet at Missouri. BIDWELL HOME improvemrat Chib golfer, ■whoee wife died in Green Hght fo r Connecticut Perklnacm, the regular fullbaok, The Giants and St. Louis Car- tle between New York’s Y.A. son ' '*>*«!* Florida. „ Good Opportunity and end Charies Greer, who has Bar-IB-Quha ...... 16 Three Win Streaks on Line 1966 PONTTAC, 2-door wagon, Oompany — Rooming, siding, al a house fire her* last Friday high setaooki to start baaket- dinalsr-rumters-up In the Bast Tittle And St. Loui*:- Charlie Sixthrranlt’ed . Oklahoma goes ATLANTIC COAST — North WANTED — Rids from Chest A e owner, winterised, good been a two-year .itarter. A1 Olambakes^r.^. 976' Colorado, sevMth- Carolina, the leader at 6-9. nut St. to Burnside snd Main 1958 LINCX)LN terations, addtdons and 648-1658 night... Bob Bleiler reports all ball practice was lit today for with 5-3 maika to the Browns' Johnson, who lead the league in Picnlca ...... 12 operating CAdltlon. $250. Tel. modeling of all typra. Excel- futura Midget Football League the first time this season . . . Pierce taken ovisr for Greer, ranked Alabama faces Missis- crossed the OOnfAence line to S t, East Hartford, 9-6, p rtm A Premier, 4-drar HardtA, radio, 6-1, clash at New Y a X. Los An virtlwlly every passing de^rt -1 Reception# .... 10 .313 I BOSTON (A P)— M ifhtyfthe Black R «n ftwn tha Uiti-| The RedmA bad to shore the 742-6656. heater, automatic, fulf power, lent w ononslonshlp. openers at Mt. Nebo this aea- Forty six regular and pros while in the fullback spot will geles la at Minnesota, Detroit at ment. The Cardinals will have sippi State, eighth-ranked Wis- meet Georgia of the SEC. as Bean Pot, symboUc of Yankee Uy 5 p.m. c a ll 649-9168, after be Pete Benzian. Both replace does Duke in a battle with verrity of Maine and Bowdoln’i 6 p.m. beautiful black with black and stm will start at 1 o’clock. 30 pective baaketball referees at San Francisco and Washington to play without running back Tops in scoring this xMrmmii ' battle* Michigan State, Massachusetto sends the Polar Beans ara hMvHy-favored Oonference supremacy, with 1968 THUNDERBIRD, white, ENGINEER / Manufacturer — ments, bowerver, are sentors and ; ninth-ranked Ohio State plays Georgia TAh. North Carolina white Interior. Like new. Ideal plant and engineer set minutes earlier than usual... tended the first workshop last âl Dallas to round out the pro- John Crow while the Giants may wAe Jean Mhthiason 139- 673 j uation’s best anti-scoring to move oVoeer to a clim atic Oonneotlcut in 1960. In the en new paint Job, all power, A-1 Bd Wojcik, former Notre Dame ’Tuesday night at Klngswood. lettermen. JUram. not get full duty from end Joe ' Iowa .gnd lOth-ranked Pttts- Stats, Usd with the Blue DtvUs suing two year* the team lost bonditiA, $1,350. 742-6061. $896 RooHng and Chimneys 16-A up for energetic persA, great N Yale and Dartmouth ha's*' (new high triple), Terry VaC' ’ defense against Vermoht struggle for Utot. title. Maine oatcher and captain 'wlio played lYosty Franela, in charge of the Amwlcan Leagua action gets Walton. Ik :burgh gdasogalnst Syracuse. tov the runner-up spot at 4-1, out by the margin of two field AatomobDes For Sale 4 er Hartford area. Plant used met 40 times before and Yale oaro, 995. Jesxme Iririi 131 — f ’The Mikidasippi-LSU game looks to move up against Yir- Saturday. Object: Its.first tacklM Oottiy and Bowdoin lUXlFINO — SpeclaUstng re tor manufacturing and ra- with Chicago 'White Sox farm sessiona. whicih will run for the underway Friday night mth Rams ■will be shooting (a 94(7, Pauline Nouirle 197, Doris fooas Batea. goaM. neoct fl’ve weeks on Tuesday* at bolds a 36-16-6 bulge In the ■Houston at Boston. San Diego Is their third straight ■victory since ;will be regioniniyify televised as » ginia. undisputed f(x>tbfill cham- 1 ^ FORD, Fordomatie, 3- 1960 PLYMOUTH 4-Door StatiA pairing roofs of all kinds, new stoeering ratil recratly. Shown tiUbs, underwent an operation seories. However, the Indians Prentice 132, Helene Day 129— Boston OoUege wifi try to Donnybrook Ukely door hardtop, wMtewaR tires, Wagen, $200. O i l 644-0695. 1957 CHEVROLET roofs, gutter wort:, chimneys 7:90, reported 91 regular and at New York Saturday night installing Roman Gabriel at “ rVT — Prlncston, 3-0, leadlag pkxMfe^ ill tha -lT-yAT history Bel Air, tudor hardtop, radio, by appointntment. Frederick M. Monday at Manchester Memori have won four of the last five 361. Reggie Gburoki 1 3 5 ^ 3 , HarvAd. 2-0-1 and fresh from a regadn Ita wliming ways by The Daitinouto-Ysie gome radio, hsater. Call after 8 cleaned; repaired. Aluminum al Hospital on a troubleacme 16 new men participated. Ihe while Sunday’s schedule shows quarterback while the Vikings 190 _ *‘ . Chicago and the Southern ’ ar the Ttoidcaa Cbnferanoe. heater, flrar shift, beautiful Oaair Broker, 643-2682, 648-028L and two In a row, which means Fran Jamaitia 129 — 398. Lori Ctollfornia-Washington ctosh. ■victory over Dartmouth last ptoiying boot to wMess Vlander- promises to be a donoybrbok. p.m., 6496467. PONTTAC S tatiA W agA , 1967, siding. SO years’ experience. knee. Wojcik was injured in his ■workahop is oped to all inter Biiffalo at DenvA 'and Kanaka will be trying to get their stalled Sinicraps 136— 350 The unbaatfn RedmA who radio, heater, automatic trans black with all new whitewalls. there iifn’t a man on the Yale offense moving. Minnesota While the Tcq> Ten risk thstr week that ended the Indians’ 16- bilt making ita first New Etog- The Ehis have a line tabbed by Free estlmatea. Coll Howley, first spring in pro ball and It ested ki officiating baaketball aqiiad who has participated in City at Oakland. fought.-.to a Bcerrte— dsodkxdc_ some to be the equai of Hor- NEED CART Tour credit turn mlsslA, excellent CAdltlA. $895 6iS-5861. 843-0763. games. It’s an exxêllent oppor '^ e last Ume the Eagles and gained only 170 against Detroit rankings, Princeton and Bowl . game winning streak. Tbs Crtm- wkb''Ukawtoa undefeated Bar- land InrariA. Desplto the dif Help Wanted— ^Female 35 led to hia decision to give up a vamlty win over Dartmouth ST. JAMBS' LAIHEfi—ashy ing Green Join Tsxas and Au- [sA will be at Pmn. ference in reoorda the word is ■vord’s as the Ivy’s best. Yale ed down? Short a down pay- Call 649-7622 after 4 weekdays, the apott. tunity for now men to brush up Browns met, Frank Ryan last ■we^. Oayson 91. ■without mark, Lu7 pud, OA grab the eluri've prize mmtr Bankrupt? Iteposses- all day Saturday and Sraday. Lamar McHan again will gat b im as uie only teems still I Among the others, ■whers th* A t toot Vendy to optimtotic is begtoning to find Ms offa - WOULD YOU be interested In • * • on the ndM before taking the passed fA four touchdovnu suid cille Krtojak 191-343. fcy whipping a Vewnont cWb riA ? DA’t despair! See Hon Radio-TV Repair helping me care ta r m y three Brown rushed for 144 yards. the call at quarterback for die guarding perfect records. ■ cAfermce races aro Jiut get after bring toughmed up by shre puorii, too. DartmAth will 1964 CHEVROLET CAvertible, 1957 MERCURY wrritten exams next month . . . ting under way, most of the in-. wMch baa lort only once in six Aunt on Ms much-taped veter- est Douglas. Imralre about low Services 18 children?dldren Salary ' plus room and 0 Princeton tangles with Brown O ff the Cuff NeU Wise is playing goal with They didn't do so well against 40ers. who have bolstered their gunea and that by a single fellow Southeartem ConferAce est down, smallest paymmta Standard transmlsslA, excel MAterey c Avertible, radio, PARXADB PINNETTBS— while Bowling Green takes m ■ terest centers on the Big Six- members. The game is listed A halfback, Tom SpemgAbexg h'rater, automatic, power stesr- board. CaU 649-5860. Fellow sticking out his cheat the Ooagt Guard Jayvee soccer the Giants, Ryan completing passing attack by using Don Oert Andrews 177. Joyce Sper- point anywhere. No small loan or fi lent CAdltiA, reasonable. Tel. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv only one of nine passes and Lisbon on the option play. The Miami of Ohio. Defending natiAal chaunpiA M a passing dual betwem BCs from neatby Darien, Cfonn., to 649-0089. Ing, blue and white with white- these daya and ’with |^bod rea- team this fail while two other b A 176. Dot Peteraon 466, Na - An Nerw Engtond tsoma stait nance company plan. DAglas ice, available all hours. Satis- EMBROIDERY — Experienced ' Saturday, Nov. t Brown being held to 40 yards. Lions walloped Minnesota 28-10 AlmMt all ttu>se ' games will SAthern California currently 1* ja c k O onconnA A d the Com- carry the brunt of the IhdiAe’ walla Real clean. aon, is BUI Skoneaki. president Manchester Hi gh hooters. ma Axiama 401. Mhrie BncMMi down tha Noramber strefich attack hurt by the Ices of Agu Motors. 888 Main. fOcilA guaranteed. CaU 649- bonaz machine operator o r ex Cross Country — C^C Meet, The EaglM have had their last wAk with Earl Morrall go have important bearing a ths tied with Washington And UCLA nxxlores' Jbn Cleveland. 1968 CHEVROLET Convertible, $395 perienced power se'wlng ma of the Charter Oak Football Mario Addabbo and Dave Cari- 463, Ev MeCasSsy 463, Edith many gsmaa carry the "vital” iar fullback Ta i ParkinsA . 1816. New Britain. own offensive problems. Start- ing all the way at quartAback cAference races. Ha c ’ s a lun- at one victory each. While the Spunky tittle quarteibcuk 1960 CHEVROLET Cxivertible, . radio and heater, $126. 870-2256 chine operator to learn em- Oonference. Bill wâa the man som. are playing with the Wh6te 462. down 'Trojans are at Washington, •tag. M itcl^l Junior GoHege team Wllby vs. East Catholic, 3 1 ing quarterback Sonny Jurgen for the first time. Fnui CfoughUn (5-9, 160) has Boston University (1-4-1) re- V6, 348 cu. in. engine, trl- after 6:80. C. Wood, Center brolderii^. Apply Mechanic mainly instrumental in Man BIG TEN Ilhnoit, Ohio UCLA takes A Caltfernta. Just half a atep off the Ivy Rood, Vernon. chester organizing a pony team in New London. p.m., ECHS Field. sen has been sidelined with a TIm - Oowboys-Radsklns game drawn the atarting asalgiifneot summ a Aries with Rutgers af carbs, 8-speed, excellent cAdl- Millinery, Dressmakins 19 Overall Service, ^-8421. Sunday, Nov. I j shoulder injury, and sub King at Dallas matches the last two MDUUD DOUBLEO—Boh Os- League pace, Hansard which ter a 27-yeor lapae. tion. Calf 870-E88 anytime. 1958 RAMBLER traodA 166-373, A1 Oowlsa 166- ended Dartmouth’s 15-gams and will try to pilot H oly Groaa Custom, 4-dAr, 6-cyllnder, au Blue Derils vs. Smokeaters, HUl, stlffered a mild concussion teams In the Bast. Dallas, 1-6, the Already dethroned Yankee ALTERATIONS and hems a 366. whsilng atrsok to 'trying to to their first vtctmy of 1968 CORVAIR Spider (fonverti- Trucks—Tractors tomatic, radio, heater, like new MEB€BANTfi-Jolm Noiot- SILK OTTY LEAGUE--John 1 p.m.: Police Cruiser.^ vs. last week. That might leave the was considered a title threat but sessA at Vltianova. Oonference champion New skirts, dresses and cAts. feo 187—870, Geoige Johnson Goiangos 336-558, Jim Tri’vig- Patriots Unbeaten at Home guatd agadnrt' oreroonfldsnoe ble, turbo-charger, 4-speed inside and out, two-tone blue. V Fire Fighters, S p.m., both passing duties to Ral]^ Gugliel- has been tmable to get un Mlassachuaertts has penuitted Hampshire hopM to have quar transmlsslA, bucket seats. 649-9103. 146—990. CBiK K eeney 137— no 213, Prank Prenta 203, games at Mt. Nebo. ml. picked up from New York tracked. Washington hasn't done T—Jerry Smith 197, Andy against b o fU m Penn. Quarter terback LJoyd Wells complete 1968 . CHEVROLET Plck-iq?, $595 EXECUfTIYE 967, BUI ChMman 364, A1 Dwigtrt W eir 203, jA r y Rciberts , Pony Raiders at Wallingford, The Packer* also ■will go with much bettA at 2-6. U ie Red Lamoureaux 143-166-421, Dave back K lI jHixiMnitit, a native only 10 pointa in irix grtnes, a 849-4439 evenings. average o f 1.7., Only John COr- ly recovered from a shoulder good con d ltlA . 742-7104. Movfag-Tniddng— PJrkey 35B.2, Beil 366. 211-200, Paul Aoeto 201. 3 p.m. a reserve signal-caller, John skins won the first game be Saunders 158-397. Charlie Va - XhUodetphton and one of the allroent for Ms gome at winleA 1966 MERCURY S-doA, tri pow Roach, who filled In ably for In- tween the two 31-17. rick 140-996, Fred MoOurry heroes of tort week’s upart, roU OcBega o t Otovriond has Storage 20 SECRETARY aUowed lees points—jdne-—taut Oonneotiout. er. K cam. John Hidome pls- 1957 OLDSMOBILE 144-388. TViny Martnelll 146- Veteran Aerialists has bem named pHot of toe Auto Accessories—Tires 6 Super 88, 4-dAr, hardtop, radio, in four geunA. Norwich pOaya host to Mld- tona, 312 eu. In. dual IgnttlA . MANCHESTER lÛvery. light 961, L a n y B ales 16B-877, Ro- CrlnwA attack In Ms home dlehury in a Vermont State Rum flmr shift, Lincoln trana- heater, automatic, power steer A very attractive positiA iaiid Guillotte 372, Ftank Csl- town. ' Tha RedmA alao have gIvA SNOW TIRES (2) with wheels, ing and brakes, jet black. Two trucking and packickaae delivery. with excellent salary is tea t mlsslA. 4:11 rear rad. 849- 6.60x18. One 6.70x16 recapped Refrigerators,' washers rad ■ FICf NMIM • m i i n KUVEIV SEIftCE vo 135-372, Da i Cai^MntA 142- Ths defending Ivy champions up Just 336 nuiitng yauxto or 8696 after 6 p.m. to choose from. available for a mature- Gordie Howe Fails to Score 9M, Ted Chambeni 968, IVed In Boston Struggle from Dartmouth murt overoome aftMut 56 a game. Their biggert Asnherst (4-1) will send New snow tire, tube type. 443-0893. stove moving specialty. Folding Bkigtand'a t^ scorer Boh San- $445 minded individual who can PoudrtA 360. Pete B m cM s $86, A improving Trte etovm in chore agalnot Venmmt will be 1960^ FORD Starliner, auto chairs for ren t 549-0752. quaUfy aa ra executive sec STORES AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY Bundi Tlarca 136-851, .-John- to stop K a Burton, a brilltont tonelli against Tufts (1-4) and matic, power steerinjg and the b o ^ or be counted out of Ms standout boll carrier Ralph Trailers— retary. Must ha've a pleas In Wing Win over Rangers R iedA 143-957, El FUfa 196- the race. ban canier who has averaged brakes, new tires, white, very ant persAallty, neat ap BOSTON (A P )— George Blanda and Babe Parilb, a Doran. Mobile Homes 6-A 1957 PLYMOUTH Painting—Papering 21 351. couple of (rid warhorses with a knack for throwing a Meaarwhiile Brawn draws the 916 yards pA gome rushing. clean, save at $1,060. 644-1819. pearance, superiOT typing Apleasont chore of stepping ' NeverthelsA the awesome Williams (1-4), which has Staton w agA , V-8, nuUo, heat EXTERIOR AND Interior paint rad stenographic skills, rad DBTHOrr (AP) «ordl#9 Howe appeared to have, hod f(x>a>all, will go. a long way toward determining the 1960 FLAT,', good CAdltiA, $6 1966 GREAT LAKES Travel er, automatic, 4-door, blue. GET SET NOW WESTUIDB REO-Bob Guth Into the Hgera’ dA to face RedmA defenae and emooth at- been held sooreless in every TraUer, 18 ft., sleeps B, excel ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- ability to hradle a varie Howa taJkad Jokingly of bring a numbA of good shots, but rie 195-87«, Walt Suohy 860. toKk paced b y pollrtied fleM miles per gall A . CtoU 649-4065, $295 tyra of confidential assign American League’s Eastern Division champion tonight. Princeton (6-0), the ourrAt Ivy gome except the one it ca^ lent CAdltiA. Must be seen. hanging. (filings. Floors. Fully ing one of his souvenir sticks the official reoAd showed he Blanda of Houston and Pa-9 ------— ------leader whkh .ranks second na^ general S o n y Whekhel makes tured, will encounter Union ( after 6. Insured workmanship guaran ments for a top executive. took only four of the 52 shots 742-7442. \lmost FOR GOLD WEATHER DRIVING back from his home after fall riUi of B oatA w a c longtime ^ttonajly tn total defense snd tiMm A ai overwhelming favorite 8) while Worceater Tech will teed. Leo Pelletier, 549-6528. If A knowledge of legal term the Red Wings fired at New "If they con ha've a big night, ing to sc Ae.. to Detroit’s 4-1 P M before the APY, was born. third In mriiting offense. to make It a aU fashioned play host to RPI which has the 1956 CHEVROLET no answer, caU 643-9043. inology is desirable. NaUonal HAkey League vic YAk goalie Jacques Plante. we'll win. Wlien they’re hot, we (letion’e longest Ibsdng streak at Auto Driving. School 7-A Sports Viewing For the third straight year are the beat chib in the league. Northeastern and Coast scalping party. 210 wagA, radio, heater, 6-cyI- \nytMng tory OVA the New York Rang- Norm UiBman scored D stfoit’s they brii^thelr teems togeth- Guard will put right-game wln- If Massachusetts wins it wiil 30 game®. Other contests in PAINTTNO — FIVE room W h A they’re not clUUting, ..QUALITY USED CARS LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first Inder, standard shift, turquoise ranches rad capes for $50. This p o sitiA Is in the Hart srs Thursday night- go-ahead goal in the second with di'vlaiA lead at Riiig strsalEs A the line. Ths oUnch the Tonkra crown i clude Central Oonneotiout at rad white with whitewalls. Ex- ford area with a well-estab period two mtnutas after New TONIGHT we're to deep trtouble. All three AIC, Springfield at Rhode Is licensed driving schral. trained, Trim rad paint extra. 'Also, lutomotive* It ■was the only NHL game stake. have looked great in praoUoe HuiklM vtalt Kings Point (8- pardleM of what happens ki Its raptlonal MndltiA. lished, A tlon ally - known York’s Andy Bathgats scorsd 10 p m .—Fight o t ths Week raraainlng league test against land, Hamilton at Werteyan, certified and approved, now scraping. 742-8101. played. The ■victory moved Use (Famandes vs. Rivero) The Patriota invaded Houston tWa week," l-l) while Coast Guard wU BIG, BIG SELECTION offering olaasroom and behind $595 company. Working con dl- Red Wings into third place a from the point on a power A the eorhar ocoaslona lead play bnrt to Trinity (8-2). New Harapahlre beeAse aU its HofMxa at Southern Connecti PAINTTNO, EXTERIOR rad in ttons are far above average Ohamsel 8 San Diego’s Western DivioiA cut and Sthaoa at Bridgeport wheel instruction for teen point In back of the 'Toronto i^ y - . 11:16—Amnia vs. BoetA ing by haK a game and the leader* visit New Yotk Satur Blotae Series rivals wlU have lost tw ice In agera. 649-6075. terior, paperhanging, , wall rad include pleasant well- Maple Ldhfs. . ki Mtolne State series action. YoRkM ploy. (n igh t). paper removed, dry wall’work. decorated offices. In addi It was UUman’s second goal Ohaanel 32 OiTera w a both times as ma day night while the SunAy 1962 Cadillac . Sedan wltii air 1956 CHEVROLET Howe said he felt hke bring in as many games. He Had jor steps toward the dirieion afternoA program lists Buffa CAdltlAlng Reasonable rates. Fully In tion to the excellent salary, Bel Air, 4-drar, radio, heater, Which is subject to periodio ing back the sUrit he usq^ last been held without a point in the RA’n)lU >A Y crown they’ve captured three lo at Da v a and Konaaa City E -Z L E R N sured. 649-9688, Joseph P. Sunday when he scored.JH4th Red wings’ first fiv* oontesta. straight years. 1962 OldamobUe 88 StatiA Wag- automatic, power steering rad Lewis. review, there are liberal 3:15—Army vs. Air Fores at Oakland. braXes, dark blue with white- hospitallzatiA rad other career goal'to tie him wltp ter The goal by Bathgate was Ohaanel 8 Now Houston, which is re The (Ulers own a aoUd 4-1-1 A Driving School mer star Maurice (Rocket) Big O p p o ^ ity for Rivero walls. n e w g a m e for Manchester b A e flt plans. only the second scAod against 4:30—AFL HtghUghto gaining the services of ace half rooq^ over Boston to league 1962 Potitiac BoimevlUe Vista $445 Herald customers. You buy the Richard as the league's most the' Red Wings when they were . ■' Channeil 8 ' " back B illy'.C an n A , has a 56 games but havA’t w a a Pa Conneeticut’s largest, auto- matlo and standtandard shift, paint, you name your price — proitfio scorer. short-handed this season. It was 1^ p.m.—Wide Werltf 'of record, a onegtuhe lead in the triots’ soil slnoe 1960. With Femaiidez at Garden 1982 Chevrolet Impala 'Hardtop we do your painting. 6l9-7g6S, Replies will be Sports race and a three-gome winniiqg Beaton defenolve back Rose free pick-up service, teen strict confidence.» Please the first in eight gamM. - Sedan age clasaroom, older rad 876-8401. Howe had his best chance to (Grand Prix, OoUege streak. O’Hanley sums up Houston’s 1956 CHEVROLET send complete resume. In 1969 Oldsmoblle Jetflra Sport nervous ' students our spe score Late in the second period Rodeo ^ BostA, 4-4, can tie for lln l dtvisiA mastery to the pgst m NEW YORK (AP) ItookyTenough to bolster Fernandez’ Bel Air, 2-drar. 8-cyllnder, auto OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low cluding salary requlre- a (PAinOl • PRESTONE and ZEREX ANTI-FREEZE Channel 6... follow s: Crape cialty 116 Onter S t, Man- matic. radio, heater, turquoise price. No Job too Wg or tra m m ts, to irS A MAN'S when he fired from the point place by winning or become all Qrastano is cAVinced bis Ar CAjldence. He JoUSwed with cbertar. CaU for Iraa book ind rkbed to to haoli&ina W 6 p.m.—NFL HighllgMs but maahematlcsnywumed'bot ■■“Blanda^wamsr oldTJTO y »h A - knAkAta over Diilio N A ez. rad 'White. smaU. C ril now, 649-0738. • HO T WATER HEATERS Ohannel SO gentine protege, Rocky Rivero, 1968 Tempest Lsmans T-8, let. 648-8652. own rebound. Hante saved if H' loses. the league wo* ftormed. He WlU go a long way in the mid Jose Torres, R ^ y San^ and stanenrd shift $595 BOX E. HERALD • DEFROSTER TUMNG WORLD both shots neaUy with his pads CannA, who origlnaUy in picked everybody apart. Now dleweight ranks if he can ra- Ja DeNucci. The ■ last at tnumidi MORTLOOCS Driving School Electrical Services 22 SUNDAY jured an ankle 8, has he’s even better probably bs- moved him beiok into the rat 1961 Ford CoAtry Squire Inc., offices, olassroAi located Opportunity r:46—Time Out to r Sports load MS bombs against Cuba’s An • HEATER CONTROL VALVES by Raneo at the Connecticut State RAINBOWS — MarlAe La- ootiM off the hvJurad deferred oauoe Ms reoelven know him Florenttoo Fernandez tAlgbt In Inn as the Not 10 rontrader. Manchester Parkade, lower 1957 MERCURY FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt Em ployer Prison at Somers Channel 3 hat and will play aoootdlng to better and they run pattenia Fernandes’ rerard Is 86-6, in- 1961 Chevrolet, 6-cyllnder, level. Beginners, older, nerv sbay 157-136-349, M i t c h 1 e the 10-rbund television fi^ t at stsuidatfi shift MONTCLAIR 2-drar Hardtop, 8. service on all type# of elec and there's a place there 3 pm .—Giants v*. Cards Ckiach Frank Ivy but rookie better. He’s the one to aton.” eluding SO knockAts. ous students, our specialty. trical wiring. Licensed rad in • ENGINE HEATERS' ^ Evans 127. Channel t v MadlsA Square Garden. automatic, radio and heater, ■ f A you as a Bill Tobin will Mart at left ‘I figured they’d have (5an- “The guy’s got a head like Rivero came Arth 'with a 1960 Plymouth Fury V-S, 4-door Teen-age driver’s edUAtlon good, cheap transportatiA sured. Wilson Electrical Oo., SiSik—Bills vs, Bronoes .pgn ready for a ,’’ Holovak course. Stats certified. 649-7398. WAITRESS for part-time worti. • AUTO-UTE BAHERIES SPIOES—JDlalne Toro.s 130- half. aoncreta,’’ said the former repuUtion as a big hitter. But $295 Manchester, 649-4817. GlaatA- afternoAs through early eve Correction Officer Channel 8 However, the Patriota axe said. "He’ll add to the pressure so far he has shot only blanks 1968 CadlUae Oravertlble bury, 648-1888. 9S2, G eorgie Smith 146-865. A l S pm.—Sports Speotaeolar world middleweight champion LEARN TO DRIVE Special ning, experience helpful but rownui • IGNITION by MoHory, Avto-Utt, Deice thea ESUngwood 137-34)1. Reg- mqpt concerned about Blanda A our defensive unit tor he’s admirtiu^. “ Now it be can only In two New York appearances. not neABsary, good wages, if you are Channel 8 an excellent paoe receiver os attratlA to nervous and elder ^ Gbundd 347, Gene Hamp- — quarteiback they rate Ui lika hto record shows. If He d roA ed 10-ttxmd decisions ly. Classroom tor teen-agers. Floor Finishing 24 -good tips, pleasant working. • castrolmotor o il 23 to 40 years old.^bt least txm 94t^ no marii. the toughest in the league to w«'^ ment experience. hMit week to 'W16 Dewveall, Sort, R ivero Is rated a 8-1 A - small. John Verfallle, 649-5-5750. Bob MAoLeod and CharUe Fra- will be ready m wiH halfback srdog to the streaking, bard- I must make good." Garage—Sem fe— 1965 Rambler WagA ...... $99 Call 643-5247. B(Uy Lott w ho mlased the BlUa’ ’ The bout wlU be telecast na* SCRANTON MOTORS, Salary Range: aion” B ostA OMOb Mike H9k>- bitting Fernandez.' The wide l__§torage ,19 1955 Fq^ CAvertible ...... $139 vak said. "I dA’t knpw what oonteot. shouldered Cuban, now a real- tlonaUy by ABOTV. Starting • '“ INC; Mtuical—Dnunatic 29 |4500-$S980 the story was, but I’m betting dent of Miami Beach, Fla., has tims 10 p.m., EST. STORAGE SPACE, abou'5uT'2;COO'TBB8 Mercury WagA ...... 199 Scoringto wUl be by tha rounds VOCAL DfSTRuemON to Hennân win be their pet tar- w oa aU five of bis fights this 106 UNION ST. ROCKVILLB ■q. ft. Qus Scballer,§c $52 Wood- Aa a ataU employs you will got tMs time." year by knockouts in a highly system. land Street, Manchester. 643- home pr my studio. OiiI«h«n, Septic Tanks Bobcatu Defeated 875-2621 6M-0216 adults. Inatructor trained at not only enjoy Job security UnbeatA at home, BoatA aucoesi^ comeback campaign. 4597 o r 62S-7976. AND but also a whole range of has been erratic offenat'vely Fernandez, once the No. 1 0 Oberlln.i; 849-7786. benefits you have never pos In Season Finale eontender vriKi lost a title scrap Hockey fit a Glance OARAGE FOR RENT, SQ Lau 648,1591 < though It atUl oports the AFIVa rel St., $6. per mAth. CaU PIANO (olaartcal or popular) Plugged Sewers sessed before.' . beet total defense. with Gene #SiUmer, was conoid-, and vtoUn Issaons to your home Great Wftnee ' Two goals to the final period efed .washed up when he was NATIONAL LEAGUE I or our studio, CM 793-7425. Machine Oleaned Why not stop In at' tbs knocked rat in the first round 1940 FORD Galaxla, Conn. Stats Bmploynasat “Wa’U havo to ploy at aur gave Granby a 2-6 vtotory .oyer ’Ihorsday's Remilto btot all the way.lf w o fto t o '^ a t Bouth Wlndsdr ysaterday after' by Bnrrioans Qirter at the Gar- Defarait 4, New Torfc 1 payments. OaU 6464)714. Business Services (CENTER MOTOR SALES Septto Tanks, Dry Wells, Office, 906 Mala Siu. MaK- ran a iraor ago. Tha rae-punob BACK ON CAMPUS Bonds lO^Stockfi Sewer Unee Installed Oel; ohaator, sa Saturday, Na- HaustA.” Holovak said. “Tha noA bringing the Boboatf ABOBBIOAN l e a g u e Offered 13 Ofiera l«av« a great offtna*. Wa kayo had preceded by develsnd at SprIngfieM. 1959 FORD Country Squire, au 684 CENTER STREET tor Waterproofing Da o . waabA S, between SiM AJE ■saaA to a ~ — ^Pete Beathard, the tomatic, power, $150 down, Mortgages 31 sad U Nooa. ChsulM Lewla eant hopa to'bottle them up aU. 'Hie defeat ooat Oosuh. leehjnlcal taookout losses ‘to Saturdaya Gamea ' great Southern CaM- LAWN MOWERS, sharpeMd night. Wa’ll ■ Dick Tiger and'Joey ijlambrs. Buffalo at Springfield. low mAthly payments, MANCHESTER SECOND MORTGAGES - Un and Harry Haroutunlan of Top MhM - Tap Priaaf haira to do ptonty [-abafoa* cMb a chance to finish fomia quarterback, for Valle, 283-8221. rad repaired, sales rad serv- McK i n n e y b r o s . of aoortog to boat th«n at .500. They wound up with But th* 37-yeaix)ld bejter de iee,..êntal equljmient. IT A M limited nmos funds avauaoieavailable lor tor sec-oeb- the Stats Personnel Dept irtgages, paymeoU to Sewtngt Disposal Co. HoustA has tha beat passing 4-6-2 for the yeay. Granby, a rided to give himself one more rides a bicycle to claesr Bqulpuant Corp., Route 88, A d ihortgages will be there to Interview MIAMI, Ha.—Tray 1958 CHRYSLER Hardtop with ur budget Expedient attack to Um leoipie the other hand, stiU has nopss shsnoe t& 'year. He met HU- efi on the Lot Angeles wire whaolii yioo. (3ett 743- Vernoiv 578-7609, Manchester sifit your lSfi-112 Peart S t—442-58M and test you for immediate J . D. Rarity, 9 4 M m . miployment aa a OOTRBO- THOMPSON SPEEDWAY OolokMMh of a daos C ClAC Toornameot. . JSrlo M ondea and atoDped him eampus. 7216. sacehanga, Bhitoiprisa I9lg. saivioa. TiaN om esat. birth A tha oU A V lh o f a bi Hto wtm. IBM

LA E u PAGE NINETEEN EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 06NN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1968 MANCHESTER KVfiNfNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN , FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, IM I (» IPQHTEEN Wanted—Real Eatate 77 H0U86S For Sal« For Sate Houaza For Sate H o u s m F o r Houses For Sate H o u n s For Sals lIoiiaM Fot M o Houses For Sale Far Sale THERE OUGl By FAG ALT and SHORTEN SJUjINGTON — 6-rootn Ranch, MAN(jHESTER—Slx-roOm Split- PRIVATE PARTY wiuits 4 to 6- Household Goods uTl^HES’lE R — Looking for MANOIESTER — Neat as a pin $18,900 — (3ean 8 -bedroom SOUTH WINDSOR 8-ro6m VERNON — 6%-room expand room Cape or older house In BUSINBas D8 OOODI Custom- aoUTH WINDSOR — teunaou- - country atmoe^re? able Ranch, 1% acres laml, 3- 2 bedrooma, family eUe Hvlng Level, deep, Iandeci4>ed lot, GROUSE RE- ars are plantlfid. Jclii tha tide, late S-bedmom Ranch wMh 1 % 4 room ranch, close to aU con R ^ch, walk-out cellar, large ralsad ranch, 4 bedrooms, fam room with fireplace, aluminum g a ra ^ , utility room, rec room, Manchester. Phone 649-6606. iR In godd condi- baths, carport, fuQ eellar, one- see thU S-roomn RailRaised veniences, deep wooded lot, ott lot, 'riew, near iKhod, a r ^ ily room, flreplaced living car garage, fireplace, full cel 2 toU baths, fireplace, oil hot multiple list your bouse now. 8 bedrooma, living room, 1 % hatha, kitchen with lar, oU hirat. Additional 10 eoRibinatioM. $860 down. (Jarl tlon^x^Mt- •tt-0129. Call ( ^ t o n W. Batehtaa, Raah half aers nicely landecapM lot. heat. Aluminum comblnaUcns, buy. CSarlton W. RutcMna, ZtauMrir, 94941008. Howard Real- (rater heat, $19,600. Jlobert ^CLASSIFIED fgg/n with fireplace, kitchen $11,700. R o b G r t Wolverton Realtor, 849-6183. huUt-inz, 2-car garage, $21,800. acree may be iMrehaMd, $16,- WE NEED a few select Ilstlnge. tor, 640-6182. Good lofchtion. Lan Chaiho- 600. Robert Wolverton Agency; tgr Co., 282-6270. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, BfiwEST Ba rg a in in tow n neau, BelflOre Aganey, 048- „lth ' butH-lns. dining room. Agen^, flealtor. 649-3818. Robert Wolverton Agency. 649-381$. Call. Joseph Barth, 649-O820. TAKE YOUR TIME PAYIN5 Lower level family room, den Realtor, 649-2818. Realtor, 649-261$. 6m. or office, utility toom and ga- BOLTON - NEAT, expandable 1. 2. or 8 YEARS TO FOREST STREET — Large 10- INCOMPARABLE VALUE at ADVERTISING "SUPER DELI COLUMBIA NO DOWN PAYMENT peariHe rese. OU Uc4 water heat, alum- ranch of 6% rooms, breeseway EAST SIDE 22 BOWERS ST. - $16,600. Ooay $14,990 — 6-roo*n Cape with 2- Nine Firms Bid fcum comMnaOons. 1% baths, and garage. Full Ug^t base (tolcnlal, 6 roome, 2 bedrooms, 'x n house, 6 bedrooms, 4% Bolton Vicinity 8 ROOMS OF FURNfrURB on tMa overslsed Case. Big bitiha, excellent condition, ideal car garage. Almost an acre of CLASSinED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ÂU 100% OiMCiêed ■bad dormer, two full bathe, flejl now. Robert Wolvdrion ment, lot 100x360. O ^ loca aluminum elding, aacrlflce. land, toll dormer, 1%' baths, Enjoy the lake yaar 'round, Agency, Realtor, 649-3818. tion. An excellent buy tor only Owner, 94941061. locatiod. Owner 642-7444. On Truck Rental • 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Of l-yaar-old Garrteon OOlaiilal large wooded lot, only minutes Duplex 4-4, all rooms large, better residential area. Wes $14:<» DOWN overlooking lake, cast Iron from Manobeeter. Rom an Ho- J. Oookett, Realtor, excellent candltich, new EXECnmVB'S DRKAM - i- MANCHESTER- -7-room Ranch ley R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. 814.08 MONTH henthal, Belflore Aganoy, 048- roof, aluminum combina room Ranch home, landscaped, 4 bedrooms, 2 $u1I baths. Largs The to6vn of Mancheeter wiU — JUST LOOK — radiatian, dishwaaher, 1 % SOUTH WINDSOR — Nice 7- have to pick and chooe* amonc OOPYÔSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. baths, fireplace, enclosed 6m. manc»SS pbr - tion windows, 2-car garage. 40 Acres, pond, plus addiUcnal family room in knotty pine. — YOU GET — $2,800 ae* Dwble garage. Aluminum Clean 2-room Ranch, lake room Split ‘ Level, .built-ini^,. nine bkklers when It eriects IMHfDAt miDAT 10:*0*Â.M.~«ATtn*DAT • AJI. breeseway, 2-car garage, IMMACULATE 6-room Ranch sumes $108 phr month. 6 room concrete building 60x60 avail privileges, arteslen well. Walk-out basement, rec room,' 18-PIECE BEDROOM driven well, amealte drive, BOLTON able for rural warriiousing pro- stoims and screens. Built 1967. the privately owned eonatruo- 18-PTECB liv in g ROOM In quiet residential area. Plae- Cape, clone tO* everytldng. Big lot. Immaculate. Ellsworth 100x100 lot, trees, quick oc wall-to-wall carpeting, laundry tlon equipment ..It will use this 12-PIECE KITCHEN 828,900. tered walls, taraga,garage, full eellar. Neatly rimibbed, oO hot Water WARREN E. HOWLAND duce storage, $Sn.600. Cftniact cupancy, conventional fi room, dining area, ahimlmnn TMHB OOOPKBATION WIU. | \ | A | 1 Frederick M. Gaal, Mitten Agency, Realtors, 64* winter to help kcfep td heat, aluminum comhthationa, REALTOR- nancing only. combinations. large tot. A good clear. pm APPRBCIATBD I I ELECTRIC Rant option plan, yard, in exeellent location. Bel- clean as a whistle inslda,'aed 648-3682, 642-0281. buy at $18,900. Gaston Realty None of the contractoni REFRIGERATOR bedroom aeclude^ Reach, flora Agency, 648-6121. Florida Bound out. Robert Wolverton Agency, 160 Main M. TWO FAMILY with modem MANCHESTER — Good value. Co.. Route 88, Talcottvllle, whose bide were opened at U SB3T full acre, near Route 8-A, Realtor, 649-2818. kitchens and baths, priced to $14,000. Sturdily built home, LAWRENCE F. 649-1902, 875-0319. 649-6731. am. today at the Mrinlcipel CdntiiiMd Frpm PrMcdinq Pag* AND COMB. RANGE garage, fireplace, buUt-ina, NICE CAPE on Mg lot with Large hustom 6 room ranch, sell at only $16,400. Wesley R. not development, near bus. See Building offered all the equlp- Free Delivery In Conn. |14,m, country atmoiêre yet eUU In $8,600 — WELL KEPT «% room to appreciate. H. B. Grady, Manchester. Latga flreplaoed 9«ar garage, 14x34 Hvlng ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive CONCORD Smith Agency, 649-1894. m ent'that the town will need, Ho^ Wanted—Female S5 Articles For Sale Free Set-Up By Our Men n o m with fireplace, 12x18 Broker, 648-8009. so renUl Agreements wlU be Free ^rvloe By Experts Hvlng room, alumuium storms, dining area, suburban. Owner ranch, largo iMng room, form- R()CKVILLB — (jape, 6 rooms, (jharles Nicholson Lots For Sale ■ereene and dam . Norman Utelian. formal dining room, anxious, Carlton W. Hutchins, al dlntogroomm, cMinet kitchen. made with more than one., CHRISTMAS TM® m»|u»s Wg SNOW BLOWERS — Arlens, Free Storage Until Wanted LESSINOBR COMPANY large level lot, trees, ame- 4 finished, city water and sew MANCHESTER — Centrally lo TWO BIin..niNa loU,. prime to. The town aougltt prices for Snow 'Bird, Toro, Moto Mow Phone for Ajipointment Hohenthsl, Belflora Agency, Realtor, 649-6112. 3 bedrooms, recreation room, erage, nice yard. Excellent fi cated, all conveniences, 6-room profits for Avon RepiWnta- REALTORS 642-6m . glte drive, nice residential landscaped yard. Marion E. cation, city utilities. Philbrick hourly leasing of five types of ttvM. Women Hke to shop for er, and Bolens tractors, parts SAMUEL ALBERT- section. Only $19,600. MANCHESTER — Modern Cape nancing. Price $13,490. Gaston (jape, .1% baths,’double Over Ageitoy, 649-8464. equipment — 6-and 10-wheel and service. Capitol Equip Hartford, 247-0858 ' Robertson, Realtor, 648-6968. Realty Co., Route' 83, Taicott size garage, patio with roof, VERNON—Older 6-room (jape, Cosmetics, Toiletries and bur Nb W l is t in g — CItan RabiA on quiet side street. Near snow plows, 6-and 10-wheel New gift products in their ment Co., U Main St., Man you have no means of 428-9291 Anythna school, bus. 1 % baths, flre- Vine, 649-1903, 875-0319, 649 aluminum siding, ‘ beautiful porch, garage, dining room. chester. Open dally 7-6, Thurs transportation. I'll send my auto with aluminum aiding, alum SEIVEN R(X)M spacious home landacapiiv' awnings. Make us Early occupancy. Asking $11,- sno\\' removal trucks, bulldos- homes. Tills Is the Ideal part inum storms and eereana, plas LAWRENCE F. FIANO lace, aluminum combinations, In Manchester on quiet street, 6191. WYLLYS STREET — ers, sand spreader trucks, and time earnings opportunity for day 7-9, Saturday 74. for you. No obligation on your lel Air Real Estate, an offer. Schw ab Realtor, 900. Torgren Agency, 643- frontage, 643-7444. part. GARRISON COLONIAL — • tered wane. Living room with ReeHor 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2- MANCHESTER — Custom built 386-1341, Dunn, 312-7894. 6831. pay loaders. women who need extra money. SCREENED LOAM for the fireplace. Immediate occimen- g -car garage, asking $19,600. Out Bidders included (jharles Potw Call 2894922. French, Italian. Albanian, rooma. Flret door ecnaiata of VERNON — LIKE new 6 room ranch, 7 moms, 3% baths, 2 best in lawns from our screen Lithuanian. German Spoken large family room with half Belflore Agency, 048-6m. Charles Nicholson L-shape brick ranch, mani of state owner wants offers. fireplaces, 2-car garage. Com 77 WEAVER ROAD, Green MANCHESTER VICjlNlTY — WOODED BUILDING tlcelli, Jarvis Oonstructlon, WAITRESS Wanted, six days. ing plant, Andover - Columbia. "YOU'LL DO BETTER AT” hath, modem kltohen with cured -'grounds, sparkling con Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. pletely equipped kitchen, fin Manor. 6%-ro<»n Ranch, newly Thirteen miles to East Hart' 420, $3,200. 648^7. Dzen (jonstimetion, William George Giifftng, Inc., 742-7886. SEVEN ROOM Oolcnlal tai Bow- painted outside, priced at ford Aircraft, sixteen miles to Steel and Son, Andrew Ansaldl M a,*i.-3 p.m. Inquire Char- A—I^ B —E—R-^T’—S built-lns. Including Tappaa 400 era area. V i baths, aluminum dition. Under $20,000. Hayes WADDELL SCHOOL AREA— ished laundry room, HE yards BOL/tON AND Vicinity — Build- eoal BroUer, 550 E. Middle 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD range, .dlnlim room, living Agency, 648-4803. ot waU-to-wall carpeting, 10- 814,900 to settle an estate. For Hartford — attractive 6-room Co., Manchester Sand 4k Gravel, ERBIB WHEELS with snow tires Apartments—Flats— Apartmgnta—Flats— Land For Sale s'wnlngs, heated leo room. Job Immaculate 6-room Cape vdUch appointment telephone 64$^ Cape, oil heat, large fenced-ln taig tots, land tracts, farmS and Jame.1 Aoeto and fiona. Con* Tpke. at regular prices, no down OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. room with fireplace, leoond transfer makes fast sale im jfON-DBVELOPMBNT RANCH features finished rec room, 2 foot canopy patio, near schOolB, Tenements 63 Tenements 63 VERMONT — Lunenburg, three floor — 4 bedrooma, phis full RANCH - m o d e r n kitchen, town, and country club. 649^ 4284. yard. Full price $13,300. Alice acreage. Financing available. neoticirt. ConotrucUon Oo., and OOSMBTTCIAN and general payme]lyinent, 6 months to pay. perative. Belflore Agtmey, 642- $ bedrooms, 38’ living room large living room with fire full baths, aluminum combina Clampet, Realtor, 649-4648, Lawrence F. Flsmo, Realtor, Angelo Giola, all of Menchee- Discount Station, 640- MAPLE BOOKCASE, telephone TWO ROOMS for rent with all acres, brook. Price $300 bath, bunedlata occupancy. 6121. tions, fenced-in treed yard, all 0961 for appointment. CUSTOM DESIGNED executive drug store work. Experienced, Cole's stand, 3 bedroom chairs, as FIVE ROOM apartftient. West George Brew, North Concord, 832,600. Philbrick Agency, 640- with fireplace, completed rec place, extra large bedrooms, eve. 643-7367. 643-3766, Charles Nicholson, ter. ood pay, part or full time. 0980. ' sorted . pictures, dishes, radio- Side, gas furnace, available Improvements. Inquire 136 Bis- reation room, excellent con 1 % baths, basement finished this for only $600 down. Carl home in one of Manchester’s 742-6864. ______i;.— Nov. 1. Adults preferred. Call sell Street. Vermont. 8464. NEW LISTTNO — Twoûntty dition, recently redecorated, Zinsser, 648-0088. Howard Real prime locations. 7 spacious (jOUNTRY LIVING In Manches girtver’s Hcense essential. Ref- MOTO MOWER snow throwers phonograph combination, rea Duplex, on bus line, near cen oft into office and beautiful rec erenoes. Box D, Herald. 643-8097. VERNOR — Bbtoeptional value. $16,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- ty Co., 333-6276. MANCHESTER rooma, sunken Hvlng rootr ter — 2-famlly 11-room home, BUILDINO LOT—Over one acre at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4 ^ sonable. 649-6335. ter of town. 6 rooms each site. room, large lot with trees, $19,- cathedral celling, 2 huge fire all 'conveniences. 1 1/8 acres of of land—beautiful countryside. h.p. to 6^ h.p. 680 Center St. Houses For Sale Owner anxious to aall. 6 room Big, clean, neat rooms. Two $464. 900. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. BOLTON — 4-room Ranch with MATURE WOMAN with gift TWO-CYCLE Frigldalre Auto WELLS STREET — 4 - ro«n ranch oomplataty famished er places, landscaped lot. CaU land, beautiful countryside. 649-1817. Local. Stocks s t o or retail store experience, 649-8747. apartment, no furnace, second Furnistied Apartments 63-A new heating syeteme. Bxaal- JAN DRIVE (Off London Road, breezeway and garage. Alum 7%-room spUt-level, • 1% owner 648-6285, after 6 p.m. or matic Washer, used 4 months. IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, unfiimlaheed. 6484008. baths, formal dining room, 649-1817. 6 days, inohiding Saturday. Call 843-6062, after 6:30. floor, automatic hot water. IVk baths, full basement in lant Investment, future poeri- Hebron) i I bedroom inum storms apd screens. At Saturday and Sunday. PLAYPEN, car bed. eterlllser, 649-5987. IVirltOOM Furnished Apart •bllltlee. Belflore Agency, 948- ranch, large Hvlng room with OLDER HOME — tractive, good sized lot. Close bullt-ln kitchen, finished, MANCHESTER — Six - room Quotattone Fiimlehed by Good opporbinlty for the rlrtt good coniHtlon; also, one 6.70x ment, light housekeeping, cen cludes large rec rooin and den. 128 LTNE88 ST. — 8 room heated family room, loads of person. Salary commensurable Dlshwadier, attic fan,. and ranch, stone front, 2 bedrooms, 6131. fireplace. Built-In oven and to Manchester. Assumable (jOVENTRY — 2-famlly 4-4, Cape, second floor partially Coburn MIddlebrook. Ino. 16 recapped snow tire. 648- NEW FOUR-ROOM Apartment, trally located, reasonable. 649- MANCHESTER 4%% mortgage. $76 per month clooet space,- la ^ e well cheaper than rent for thla du finished, garage and terrace, THE FARMER’S DREAM — Bank Stocks with ability. Call 643-6552 for Musical Instruments 8404 between 12 noon and 8 many extras. > minute walk to dining room, fireplace, alumi BAST HARTFORD - Ovenlaed counter top range. Recreation appointment. 0608. stove, refrigerator. Inquire 153 public and parochial schools, num awnings, garage, extras. room. L a^ lot To assume pays everything. Ellsworth landscaped % acre lot, city plex. (jqmbination aluminum fireplace, aluminum siding, Beautiful, large farm, Bolton Bid xAsked Wetherell St. p.m. 7 room Cape, shed dormer, IH Large older home In excep Mitten Agency, Realtors, 64$' utlUties. Assume 4%% VA windows, artesian well, lake very clean,' west end. Price Oonn. Bank and FOUR DOUBLE Pedestal Oak THINKING of purchasing a good neighbors in good neigh 640-1424. baths, recreation room, study, present mortgage $2,700' cash area. Will be shown by ap WANTED immediately, reliable piano or organ soon? See our borhood. May assume 4%% required. Madeline Smith, tionally good condition. Ex 6980. . mortgage or new financing privileges. Immediate occupan $14,800. Glenn Roberts Agen pointment. Property Includes Trust Oa ...... 18 babysitter, 4:15-5:00 Monday- Desks, various sIm s , 820 each. FIVE-ROOM second floor apart THREE and four-room heated very clean, Carlton ~r. W, R utd- tra large yard with privacy. with minimum down. (Jnly cy. Selling for $10,500. (jail cy. MLS Realtors, 644-1621, Call 6494639, 8-6. large display of Cable-Nelson ment in beautiful Colonial apartments, furnished, children mortgage. 62 Hilltop Drive TALOOTTVILLB — 6% room Itu, Realtor, 649-6122. Realtor, 049-1642. HOLLISTER STREET—6-room home, bam and considerable Hartford Nationpr Friday. two nights a week un and Everett Pianos, priced Call owner, 649-0242.. Ranch, storms, fireplace, one- Must be ^ e n for full appre $18,900. Barbara Woode Agency, 649- 643-0816. acreage in clear land. Fred Bank Co. -x... 63% 67% til 8:46. Vicinity Tunnel Road, home vlc'inlty hospital. Heat, welcome. GArfleld 9-9923. 16 SCJOTT DRIVE — $18,600. ciation. Ideal family home. Colonial. flreplaced Hvt 7702. erick M. Goal, Broker, 643- JORDAN 16 cubic foot commer from 8625 delivered. Also Ham hot water, electric range, re year-old. Near bus line and VBRPLANCK SCHOOL Area - room, dining room, $ beM CAPEJ—In ATTRA(jnVE 6-Room Cape, en privileges, parking. 643-5127, furnished, parking, front and VERNON — Just ove> Manches REFRIGERATOR. Open 1:90 a.m. ter. Broker, 849-5061. cer Street. Baldwins, GreeningSt Delicious rear entrance, one block from good condition, stove refriger Dolly fireplace, wall-wall carpet, Winesaps, Romes, Starks 648-9828 school, excellent neighborhood. ator and washing machine fur ter line. Like new 8^ room ROfjKLEDGB — 8 bedroom L- awnings, heated porch, garage, ilBEDED — Mason’s Helper, Bunce .<-Farm, 529 W. Center. nished, garage, large lot. Will ranch, IH baths, buUt-ln Idteh' WASHER. STOVE EXCEPTIONALLY nice clean Agent on premises. -106 Birch en with dinette, fireplace. An d o v e r — i family, 6-84, ranch, large living room, fire beautitoi lot, trees, near bus, no experience needed. Call 643-8116. St. ' ' lease to responsible party. place, family kitchen with din school. Only $15,500. CJarlton 648-1870 after 8 p.m. bedrooms In attnustive home Hayes Agency, 643-4803. good income, 8-car garue, AND ALL KITCHEN for gentlemen. Best location. Adults preferred. S. A. Beech- workshop, priced right. (Ml t ing area. Basement with toU W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. NUTMEG HOMES IF YOU WOULD LIKE Green ler. Agent. 643-6969. BARROWS & WALLACE MAN OVER 24 to drive car. Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha 21 Church St. 649-4966. FOUR ROOM heated apart COUNTRY CLUB area - John H., Lappen, Inc., 649-6261. size windows, garage, private Manchester to ,Ft. Lauderdale, ment, plus large attic,--second Charming 5^ room ranch, ga APFUANCES wooded lot, $21,500. PhUbriok KELLEY SOUTH WINDSOR way. Tel. 649-6438. ROOMS lo r gentlemen, free 5>/i-ROOM RANCH, attached Center St., Manchester Florida, beginning December floor, bus line. North End, garage, near schools, churches, rage, screened porch, terrztce, $14,500-0ne floor, 8 attractive — ALSO — Agency, 649-8464. 12. References required. • Call PULL YOUR OWN TURNIPS parking; also, 2 rooms for light available now. Tel. Mr. Keith, lovely wooded lot, priced be rooms, expandable second housekeeping. Scranton Motel, large yard, furnished or unfur e Beds e Desks VERNON CnUjLE Area — 5% new open A new commmity of ctistom 648-6798. yellow or white, 81 bushel. 612 649-8191. nished. C:all 644-0601. low appraisal. Hayes Agency, . floor. Immaculate condition. YOUR TIME IS UT TODAY 1—FKrnishsd Model Keeney Street. 646-0826 betweenbetw( 8-7. 843-4803. Attached garage, Beautiful e Dining Roam Set room ranch, basement garage, ALL AROUND Lutoberyard AVAILABLE Immediately — 6- treed lot. Near bus, Btrarera e (Mnn Closet fireplace, combinations, bullt- VALUABLE homee—right near everything! Only mile fnun Vernon Shopping Center LOVELY LARGE housekeeping FOR RENT—Manchester. 8- e 2 Bookcases $18,900 — ANOTHER GOOD ins, very clean. Early occupan m ned Man, experience preferable but room apartment, second floor, room Cape, $125 monthly. Qall MANCHESTER— 6 room Coloni School, (MHon W. Butchbis, For you who do not want to not absolutely necessary. Must Fertilizers 50-A room. It has everything. In parking, children accepted. $90 al. 8 generous sunny bedrooms, Realtor, 649-6182. e AU KltohenMien ApfdiniioeeAp BUY, Lenox Street. Six rooms cy. Tongren Agency; 648-6821.. im p le x , Parkway, City bueline. cluding utilities. Ample park 640-5994 after 5, of 742-7821 e Diahee e Mlaerilaneoiie plus enclosed rear porch. Lot waste your time cbOsing be neat and High School gradu per month. 649-4984. anytime. 1% baths, beautiful kitchen SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 rainbows— ate. Apply In person. Hart- CKX>D COW MANURE. DeUver- ing. 272 Main St. with buUt-ln oven, range and affords absolute maximum of ed, $8 and $10 loads. Excellent NEW CREST LUXURIOUS Du At privacy, with shrubbery and room (jolonlal, fireplaces, If buying or selling, come tord Building Supply Oo., 19 ATTRACmVE' ROOM, gentle AMSTON LAKE — 6 rooms fur dishwasher. Loads of Mrch Dutch oven, garage, barn, 3 Grove Street, Rockville. for faU fertilhdng. ChU 648- plex Apartments, 671 Hartford nished, $100 monthly, not In cabinets. Living room with al 123 OAK ST. trees. Close to everything. Just to our ottice located at c Nutmegger Colonial Ranch 7804, 649-8781. men, in quiet home, centrally Road. 4% rooms, l*/4 baths, Immediate Occupancy! call and start packing. T. J. acres, scenic view. $17,900 located, private phone on floor, cluding utilities. 232-2319. most new waU;to-wall. Fire Hayes Agency, 643-4808. ’ - l' 553 E. Middle Turnpike FRIENDLY ICE CREAM. Man modem conveniences, now place. Full finished rec‘room. 4^year Colonial in excel Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. (Next to Cook’s Oarage) ÎR-CONDITIONED!—Take a good ctoee look at this exciting new optional feature offered for the flifit chester, has openings for am- parking available. 643-6331. renting at reasonable rate. SOUTH WINDSOR on Foster St. Oversize 2-car garage. Pur lent condition AA Resi SPRING ST. — Spacious O'i MANCHESTER — Excellent tim e!. . . and available in your new house at.extra cost. See our lovely built-in wife-saver kitchens with Mtlous men, part-time eve Household Goods 51 CXIMFORTABLE Room, quiet Agent on premlse.s. Call eve -5-room Cape, $100 a month. chase of this beautiful home dential Zone, 3 bedrooms, We Are Open Nights nings and weekends. No expe nings, 643-4862. Mr. GUI, own No dogs allowed. 649-1791. room ranch, modern kitchen family home, 8-4 bedrooms, 3 private home, no/ other room made easy by owner who wlU 1M SET, 2 pieces, ers, garage. 643-6846. er. / take smaller home or 2-famlly Saturday-Simday till 6 p.m. for appointment. Harvard toast, excellent con room. rooms, unusual decor seldom with fireplace, modern kitch hood. See the lovely formal dining room and the h u ^ living room—Notice- price includee attached ga-„ dition, $138. 644-1660. - Wanted To Rent 68 In trade. Robert Wolverton A BELL RINBER found in this price range. One en, large enclosed porch, Im SIX-ROOM DUPLEX, garage, Agency, Realtors. 849-2818. To Inspect Phone maculate condition. (Jail own ELLSWORTH MITTEN rage! There’s an awful lot to see a t lÎUTMEG HOMES! DOUBLE and Single Rooms for $95. Immediate occupancy. ear garage, large lot with Salefonen 'Wanted 36-A WROUGHT IRON TABLE with RELIABLE^ family of fotA* de Mrs. Suzanne Shorts trees, $34,900. PtUlbrlck Agen er, 849-7702. AGENCY rent. Tel. 649-3494. 649-6989. sires 5 or 6-rpom, first floor $13,750 — TWO BLfXHS from by BEL AIR REALTORS glass top, 6 chairs. Tel. 649- 648-8886 cy. 640-8464. e o 0 6 • o ONLY iOCPERIENCED Shoe Sales 3896. flat, centrally located. C^ll High School, six room cape, MAN(JHESTER — Six • room 643-6930 INCLUDES AHACHED GARAGE M 6,900 man, salary plus commission. Apartments—Flats— RCXJKVILLE—Three rooms and 648-0978 .after 4:30 p.m. vacant. This wlU qualify for J. Watson Beach and Co. BOWERS SCHOOL Cape - 8 Ranch, garage, treed lot, 16x18 Not Just Selling, But Selling Apply in person. Morton Shoe bath, private entrance, second FHA with minimum down Realtors —. Sole Agents large bedrooms, 3 baths, ex- living room vdth■ fireplace,“ ■ 8 RealiEatate for Over 20 Store, 775 Main St., Manches Tenements -63 'floor, automatic hot water, on ($400) plus closing ($6()0). You 21 Central Row, esptienal kitchen, Including bedroomBr'iivall to wall carpet, ' Years. Other styles priced to $20,000. ¥ ter. No phone calls. bus line, parking. No pwts. Ap Land For Sale 71 can ahK> get a VA, ■ If you dishwasher and disposal, oU heat, $16,200. Robert Wol Member Multiple listing WATKINS PARTLY FURNISHED $-room ply 22 Windermere Avenue. % Hartford — 522-2114 verton Agency, Realtor, 646 FHA-VA 80 YEAR MORTGAGES No Money DowiBr apartment, 8 bedrooms, work qusdify. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, screened porch, fireplace, red WE PAY BIG for men who LAND — Coventry. (Choice land 643-1677. 2813. BARGAIN SHOP ing couMe preferred. AvalU MODERN NEW 8%-room apart for building homes near school, wood finished basement. Own tiifok Mg and work hard. If er 849-7408. you have a talent for meeting able November 1. 648-6746, ment, heat, hot water, appli churches and shopping area. people, we want you! If you 742-SieL ances. patio, parking. Adults. Call Frederick M. (3aw, Brok MANCHESTER — 7 room older ¥ want us, call 644-0202 between $34.96 86x16%’’ Mapl6 End Tar Available now. 649-6760. er, 648-2682, 643-0281. OPEN FOR INSPECTION home, oil hot water heat, 3- BIRCH STREET, second floor, Sh uIi "..1 i s n m A 6 and 8 p.m. - Me, 1 shelf, as Is, 16. 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, ear garage, 8 extra building $90. 649-6239, 0-6.- ~- 1:00 till 4:30 Sunday lots of record, $16,400 complete. UcpdiiJibli;' SILVER STAB $37.50 Black and Brass Fireset, Philbrick Agracy, 849-8464. h.ono'nioal' DIRECTIONS: Wilbur Croes'Pirkway—Leave Pariews/at Exit Situations Wanted— brush, shovel and stand, as Is, HOME ¥ Female ' 88 16. » FOUR-ROOM Apartment, VERNON — LARGE custom 6 95-_At Vernon Circle turn into Kelly Road—Next to First Na trally located. 649-9048. room Ranch, huge recreation Offering 866JIO Black Decorated Rocker, ro-«n-8U4 WOLVERTON AGENCY, REALTOR gU. Aim, fill, gravel, easd, and O.Ei ITOVB, 449-2113 CaU 949-24U.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, m $ At«h« 8 Dcfly Net Prsn Rm P A O B T W E I ^ The Weather iiatu;l![p0ter lEtt^nin^ ll^rald For the Week nhfaS Forooaat of U. S. Weather Oetabar 88, 1988 of Mlisuf bestir MlRwrfai FarUy olaady, braeay as TIm Manchaater BmMem and Mira. H arry R. O uaterTlN Officera of Sunsst Rebekah Senlar CUil •oout IVoop «10 MAnohaatar area members of Bospbal. The Rerv. Alex M. Sl- Town’s Vehicles leiilgM, law fa saM Sis. , Wedneadi^ at 8 Calif., after a nine-month Ih ere wUl be a brief buetneas Only toifa , Imm-owntd ae- for a penny atjctlon. Oblldren pm. at £ha Knights of Oohim- Western Sfaciflc cruise. seeskm It i meeting of- Sunset Sunset Council, Degree of « S M**i •*■ meat Monday at 8:18 pm fa a t. JauMi' Ohurcti. llif froup are reminded to bring material bus Home. Other special guests Rebekah Lodge Montfay at 7:16 Pocahontas, will meet Mondav tha poUoe ' kagwenar. team VOL. LXXXm, NO. 29 (TEN PAGES—TV SECliON) Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Sa t u r d a y , No v e m b e r 2, i963 (Clasolfled Advertlsfaig oa Fago 8) PRICE SEVEN CENTS to make Christmas cards and wlU be preaent. Mm. John Zie- Mamdtesier Community Play- p m at Odd Fellows HaH. Of at 7:80 p.m. in Tinker Hall. tha ehurab hall. Oamas will be MB MMt at 7 :M lo the kxwvr played. Refrefaxnenta wtO ba made Oct. 14-18, on 109 faifaha trad ornaments. ^ mak la chaiiman, era win meet tomorrow at 8:30 ficers and members planning to Oreat Pooahontas Rose Nolap of and cars uaM fa town bualMifa., m. at the home of Mr. and attend assembly officers night Southington add her staff Wfll ra. Edwin L. oolvbr, IS l Ver All feur (Mghwagr depart- p«4. W om an Ik LAtitlipf>e, Pierre Aime Oaatonguay, son John Msthei' Chapter. Order af Prlnceai Rebekah Lodge, make a' visitation. .Members of mant tnicka) needed -various o f Mr. and Mrs. LsMvrence Cas- of- DeMoiay, will sponsor a non S t The production staff^-^'Hartford, win leave after the near^ councils havr be4n invit 261-264 ■on «f Mr. and Mrs. Ainta La- will be named for "Under the ed. Thebe will be k social time ropaln, and have alnoe been TM Vernon St.; and tonguay, 33 LJIac St.; and Mother and Son banquet Mon bualhesa masting. oertifled As .oerraeted. Aide Doubts Role Turn Turn Tree." Members and with refreshments after the p y C 'lM o J. Kwaali, aon of Mr. Roger Lee Harrison, eon of Mr. day at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic HARTFORD (A P )—Tha tifaocm W. Edtatt, axBfawg and Mrs. Hal Henieon, 326 W. Temple. There will be enter guesta are reminded to attend Ths rsoreation department meeting. Members are reminded n d Ita a lifio J< Kwaah, 14 EMm masked as there will be a party to bring articles for an auction Mate Motor Vehicle Depart stgMrintendaBt, wbo aim swraa Vtfn hi(v« recently started Middle Tpke., have enlisted in tainment after the dinner. Res- announoea the cancellation of as Maradtostsrfa safely di after the meeting, the recitation swimming fdr. table. ment’s dally record of automo fsMio aembat training' at the high school graduate train ervatiofui may be made with bile fatalities as of last mld- rector, oalled (ba taspaction n - [n Andover Case Diem, Nhu Reported Dead, ing progiam in the ele^ronics Waiter Irwin, 99 Summit St. the handicapped at the Man Jiaokaon, S.C., wWch la a Unit The Rev. Robert J. ShofC, pas nlifat and the total on tha suRa "cxceHent." He addid that ed. AUtaa Army Trainlhjf Cen field in the U S. Navy and are Ihe executive board of the chester, H l^ School Sunday they oompara favorably wMh afternoon. n the teach pairs being made at the high rene, will conduct a service (M r ita-enontli active duty Oreat Lakes. 111. fOr nine weeks Sunday at 6:40 a.m. in the KMed ...... M t 281 prevloua yeara. Atty. Gen. Harold I. MaL "But I don’t know of any le haMc training. States Na-vy and son of Mr. ers lounge of the school. school pool. gal remecHea the state can vey expressed doubt today piy,” he sfad. ' that his office can act The oommlealon, whkh ooh- against the Andover Lake ceded K tacked power to act Buddhists ime Property Owners Associa agalnert the aaepciaitlon, refer red to the group’e artlclee of /I tion. But, he said, pierhaps aasodatlon. the State Civil Rights Com In particular, it menUoned an mission “ has something article which said one of the new in mind that I don’t purpoaea of the aasociatlon to "to promote the general wel Brothers know about.” fare of the owneri of property WANTS Hie oommisskNi fa a report to at Andover Lake, their families, Oov. John N. Dempaey yeater- friends and guesta. . . .!'. ' day recommended that Mulvoy The- comnilealoii -faao ■ recom- review the- ‘jweoeiaitkMi’e cor mended that it join with the porate faatue to determine if Legislative Council to draft leg- tharo are grounde to revoke it. tolatlon that would bring such The report eald race wae be Inddente within the range of hind the aaeodatlon's denial of the oommtosion’s power. Suicides X membenhlp to a New Haven A third recqmmendaUon ask PLACE Negro mlndster and hie family. ed the Governor to seek Ando- Throe times the aoeodatlon -ver town hfap in cq>enlng the By ROBERT EUNSON has rejected memberal^ bids lake to all town residents. TOKYO (AP)^Military from the Rev. and M n. william The commission noted that rebels in South Viet Nam M. PhBpot Jr., owners of lake- the only other applications re announced today the death flkie property, jected by the aaeodation in the of President Ngo Dinh Aeaodatlon membenahlp is last 10 years were those filed by requlrad for use of the lake for the minister who sold the Rev. Diem and his hrotlier Ngo ■wimmlng, boating or fishing. Mr. Philpot his land at Andover Dinh Nhu,. and proclaimed Mulvay, who said he had not Lake, and one of the minister’s 'a new government led by yet aoen the oommlaeion’s ro- aasociatsa. v- Buddhists. Some accounts filtering fit>m Saigon— where thou sands danced in the streets Cbiurt Frees Events — said the brothers com mitted suicide, others that LiJ F iv^ n Bond they were shot to death. In State Suicide was the story In Amoricu« broadcast by the rebei-heH Radio Saigon. Navy to Launch Th's terse account, as J*, % AMSRICUB, Oa. (AP)—Five e f ' Integration leaders plan to con pieced together by diplo ,. a tinue working for civil rights N-Sub U. S. Grant matic sources in Bangkok, now tuat they are free on bond Thailand and in Washing Vietnamese crowd jeers as pedicab driver carta head of demolished statue re under an unprecedented federal GROTON (AP)—The Navy ton, was that the president, sembling Mrs. Nhu through streets of Saigon today. (AP Photofax.) court order that struck down aalutes an old solder today as *s ______- . - it launches the Ulysses 8. 62, and his brother, 52, two Georgia laws. killed themselves upon The five spmt nearly three Gthnt, the fleet’s 25th polarls- months in jail in this South flrii^ nuclear submarine. being recaptured after once ‘^Gown’ Group Georgia farming center before Abe: David B. Griffiths of escaping military custody. they were released Friday. They Arlington, Va., was chosen to A Bangkok diplomat said the said they were not mistreated. stand In for the qvll War gen two were reported to have swal Bests ^To\m’ John Perdew, 21, a white Har eral and baah a bottle of ch ^ - lowed poison on the way to jail vard University student from pagne over the veasel’e bow. fa an armored car from a Deliver, Oolo., reported demon She is the great aranddaugh- church fa Saigon's Chinese In Mansfield strations wUl be resumed in ter of the general, who was quarter where faey had taken also the 18th president of the N Americus “if they’re neces refuge. United States. MANaFTElLD (AP) — ’^ e sary.’ ’ Thera was no independent Others told of intentions to ’The launching will take "gown group" bested the 'Town place in the shipyard of the confirmation. Some diplomats eonUnue work in the Negro vot derad whether the two group” fa eleotkim for the er r^stratlon movement and in Electric Boat Division of Gen- ecaADynsinlcs Oorp-. wiisn so breaphed^faelr Democratic Town Oommittee attemptfag to organise a Negro .thotic' faith as to take that ended early today. termers’ cooperattvs. Grant was constructed. that way out. for the Church The caucus was seen as a The thr^ white men and two Adkn. Harold P. Smith, cum- condemns suicide. test of strengtl for a faction Negroes were freed in a 2-1 or mander in chief of the Unified Angry Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu tells Los Angeles news The American Broadcasting associated with the University der by a three-judge panel. The US. Attontlo Command, was of Cohneoôut In their queift to scheduled speaker. men she would not seek asylum in the United Oo.^ announced It had received court retained junsdlcUon and Word from Its Saigon cor control the Mansfield Demo recessed until aêr Dec. 1. The Grant is 428 feet long States, and claimed the country backed the Viet cratic Town OCmmlttee. T h e and displaces 7,000 tons. respondent that a nervous offi The ruling voided a 19th-cen Nam coup, “ stabbed me in the back.” (AP Photo cer shot the brothers after tak group succeeded in electing the tury insurrecUon law — which The Nesy Er«fand Committee 18 peiwons it had nominated for for Nonviolent Action, a paci fax.) ing them into custody at the carried a maximum penalty of church. the 35-member committee. death —and an unlawful assem fist group, has announced It will The.baUle had prodiiced court picket the launching. Some news dispatches filtered bly statute. from Saigon after a long black action and an earlier caucus If upheld, the order would set out about the 18-hour revolu Tuesday had ended in bitter a precedent for clvU ri^ts dem State Salaries Up tionary strife, but censorship disagreement. REQUESTS onstrators to go direcUy to fed held back many details. A fter the 5)^ hour caucus eral court with complaints of HARTFORD (AP) — There 7 win be no cut ki pay for State The victorious- generals gave ended at two a.m., ’Town Chedr- excessive bond. the reins of a provisional gov man Charles Tarpiiuan, the Another significant facet of Prtoon Warden Frederick Q. V ernment to Nguyen Ngoc Tho. leader of the “town group,” Bie order was Injunctive re Reincke. PorlKHd color k horo ood NORMAVTS has Ihoin at prieoc that doffy eomparhonl Wo Reincke, who received $17,380 55, a slender Buddhist who had said he would petition for a straint against the prosecution served as Diem's vice president primary. wont you to know how groat it If lo OWN . . . and how o ^ It b to own . . . ond wo'ro of peace warrants, a legal weap as state adjutant general before hie retirement went into effect since 1966. *•’* Tuesday’s caucus ended when on which has come into play re 71 Democrats who had been or roody to put out 100 color sots ou H d to provo H! Wo hovo Iho approval of our dis- cently in fighting Integration ef Thursday midnight, will receive Spontaneous outbursts of the same salary as warden. dancing in the streets of Saigon dered dropped from the'list of tributon to put ou trid 100 color sota to bonoM o fomillot on o first como—first forts. greeted the overthrow, of the registered Democrats refused to ^ Released on bond of $2,500 in State P erson n el Director- sorvnd beds. Offnr Rmltod. Geonge J. Walker announced Diem regime. leave the meeting. .The 71 were associated with (Bee Page Three) yesterday. There^ were only fragmentary TRY IT BEFORE details on the deaths of Diem the UConn faction. On Wednes Walker said this was assured by raising the salary range for and Nhu. Only the Vietnamese day, superior court Judge the warden’s position. The press was said to have been Charles S. House issued an or raise was one of 26 announced permitted to photograph the der reinstating the members Elsa Maxwell by WcUker. A ll have J>een ap bodies. Former vice president Nguyen Ngoc Tho reported and yesterday the judge denied proved-by both the Omi Serv A Saigon radio broadcast said ly has been named by Viet Nam rebels to head a a motion made by Tarplnian to ice Oonuntoslon and the peracm- the brothers were taken Into reverse the order. A U N E W 19M Passes at 80 n«l board. custody after a white flag wa:! new government with the title of prime minister. TTie names of the 71 were YOU BUY IT! Before the increase, the max-, hoisted over the battle - scarred (AP Photofax.) removed from the party list By ROBERT HOL’TON imum salary that could be paid presldenUal palace. But they just before Tuesday's caucus. NEW YORK (AP)—Elea Max Reincke was $16,760 a year. fled their captors and sought Democratic registrar Mrs. WESTINGHOUSE well, the hostess to' royalty Other raises are: sanctuary In a church. Lee Eaton had promised the whose humble beginning and In the oommtosion on civil They were recaptured—it was judge she would not remove the physical appearance made hers nights, the executive secretary not disclosed how or where— Coup Well Planned, names. She resigned later In the most unlikely modern-day goes from $8,040-$10,760 to $8,- and committed suicide, the the day. howevw, and was re ■CA VICTOR climb to the top of the Interna 940-$12,860; oommieelon field broadcast said. placed by Mrs. Lucille Rsy- tional social ladder, died Friday representatives, from $6,400- The downfall of the autocratic ALL WOOD UHF-VHF night at the age of 80. $7,280 to $8,10<)-$8,400; research ruling family followed a day With Key Supporters (See Page Three) COLOR TV Miss Maxwell succumbed to a technicians, from $6,760-$7,640 and night siege of the presi ' ' -A______heart ailment In New York Hos to $6,100-$8,400; and srupervl,-. dential palace. A 90 - minute pital only a few days after she SOTS, from |6,780-$9,080 to $7,- dawn tank and artillery attack EDITOR'S NOTE -This anaiy-ând army generals behind the ' 1 was taken there partially lame 840-$i0.880. preceded Diem’s capitulation sis of the situation in Saigon- is attack included Duong Van WITH UHF and and a semlinvalld. The executive secretary of after eight years of rule. by an AP reporter who left Sai Mlnh, Trjui Van Don, Nguyen CONSOLETTE The leader of the coup was gon a few days ago. Ngoc Te, Tran Van Minh, L« Her death was noted by the the Conhectlcut Marketing Au Bulletins Van Ty, Ton. That Dlnh, Thai millions from all walks of life thority, from $7,200-$9,600 to Gen. Doung Van Mfah, 47, a Culled- from AP Wires Gives you locked-in 21-!nch pictures that hold who knew and loved her, and by $8,040-$!(1,760: executive. secre rolypoly Buddhist who once re By WILLIAM L. RYAN Hoang Quang, Nguyen Knub and her leg;ions of prltlcs who over tary, Pufbjjic UtlUties C5ommls- ceived Diem’s warm embrace AP Special correspondt-nt Mihun Xuyen. atoolutely' steady . . . automatic memory fine the years of her reign as the 8km, from $6,420-$S;t20 to $6,- for his successful crackdown on TOKYO (AP)—'The sudden aus- The list, If correct, makes it tuning for color, for black and white, for every world’s greatest party-giver fell 780-$9,080. Saigon's brothels -and gambling sault against the government of appear that the organizess o f JFK CUTS GAME channel. Has superb FM sound and Hew eolor- victim to her tart tongue. Sanitary engineers in the dens. President Ngo Dinh Diem has the attack were carefully W.ASHINQTON (AP) — COLOR TV The roly-poly, somewhat gray- health dârtnmit and water Former Vietnamese Ambassador Tran Van Chuong, ^ civilian and former vice the look of a well-planned, well- chosen, each from his own area, President Kennedy called odf I A ^ ed tuning ■ crmirols...... WesUaghoase KSOUNira"commiiMi(m, f i ^ $5,- pi^dent,' Nguyeii Ngdc /Tho, organUed' bperalloh...supported' as the-ltay -men' Ih' the miiltaty.' a trill to todasri "Aff T b i^ ■wijr AinMtoaa Maple father of MTs. Nha, Tefased td say at Washihifcn Enjoy unsuroassed natural color! Features (Bm Page Three) 400-$7,280 to |6,100-$8,400. National Airport today whether he is prepared was named provisional presi by key figures of South Viet Thus it seems apparent that Army football game In Chi Lowboy Color TV Dlrectora of the scuiitary en dent. As the ranking Buddhist fa Nam's military. At*least nine top most of the high niilltary in Viet i cago to rctnaln In the White grlare-proof RCA High Fidelity Color Tube, 24,- gineering dlvfalon, a jump of to form a government to take over in Viet Nam. the Diem government, he was ranking general officers seem Nam decided to unite to rid House in d ose touch wtfa 000-volt (factory-adjusted) chassis, super-pow- The BELLAMY four pay groups from $0,420- • (AP Photofax.) a leader in the campaign to con to ber'tavolved fa the planning themselves of the Diem govern the situation In South Viet Mark 9 Beriee ciliate South Viet Nam's an and execution of a coup d'etat. ment. Nam. Announcements of Ken wûl “New Vista” Tuner, rich “ Golden Throat” 14-G-86-M $12,560 to $11,700-$15,680. sound. Welfare department ‘^rvices gered Buddhist majority. The results, one way or an The planners of this coup, nedy’s decision to remain 265 aq. in. It was Diem’s treatment of other, will have a heavy Impact here was made about 15 min pletura NORMAN’S DEFIES ANYONE, ANYWHERE to the aged” consultnat, from probably aided by officers of air $6,100-$8,400 to $7,200-$9,500. Bitter Mrs. Nhu Blames U.S., the Buddhistsi capped by the on the future of the little nation force, seemed to have decided utes after his scheduled 18 State hhrarlan, from $10,500- government’s August raids on of l4>/i million and on its war to make Ngo Dinh Nhii, the a.m. departure from the TO MEET THEIR LOW, LOW fRICES! $14,060 to |11,700-$15,680. pagodas and ensuing arrests, against the Viet “Cong Commu president’s brother and often W hite House. *flrhe President Each employe will Initially May Have Suspected- Revolt that mariced the country’s final nists. sinister-appearing power behind fa not going to the football get a raise of at least one step disenchantment with him and Reliable sources say marine the thronb, their chief target. game,” White Heuee preea SO EASY TO on the new salary scale, Walk his family. Although It may not bo a niat- secrefarv Pierre Salinger told $ C -6 7 A W E E K er said. With the exception of By DORIS KLEIN ^whose government slabbed me One of the first acts of the ter of public record, Nhu Is newsmeh. At the Unne of Sal the change tor the prison ward LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mrs. fa the back,’’ she said. .' new government was to release Fight Continues known to have vowed to turn inger’s announcement, Kea^ en, which took effect today, and political prisoners, students and the heavy guns of the' palabe nedy was meetlag with ^ OWN FOR ONLY FIRST PAYMENT IN 1964 Ngo Dlnh Nhu, secluded behind She blamed the coup on Amer IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! the change for the sanitary en ican intervention. Buddhist monks and nuns im- guard against Saigpiv- Jt^lf in top advisers on t^ sltuatfon ber double-locked holer door, pclsonsd under Diem and Nhu. After Ceasefire event of a coup attempt. He is fa South Viet Nam resulting gineering director on Oct. 11, Messages of condolence on the aU the ralaas will begin NpvJ 8, prepared a statement late Fri In Washfa^n, U.S. officials •said to have vowed that Saigon from • a eoup whleb ouatsd CONVENIENT CREDIT UP TO THREE YEARS TO PAY overthrow of her brother-in- ALGIERS (AP)—The Algeri day night on reports her hus- reactsd cautiously to the over would be razed before he would Presldeat Ngo Dinh Diem. law's government poured Into throw of the Diem government, an Defense Ministry said' desert j give in.’ the hotel switchboard 811 day. 0*Connor Ringmaster tMUld^South yiet Nam’s strong with which the United States fighting was continuing today The strike against Diem was MARINES ON WAY BRibCfBPORT (AP) —Ra,y- man, Ngo Dlnh Nhu, and pres Mrs. Nhu received the first has had a running argument fa deiqiite the midnight cease-fire' the almost in s ta b le culmlna-' report of the possible suicides NAHA. Okinawa (.\P)— mond J. O’Oonnor, « Stratford ident Ngo Dinh Diem had com recent months because of the Algeria and Morocco had tion of events of the past six Bletneilto of a U.8. Marina tiM(istrialfaL--to the now rthg- mitted suicide after their sur at about 9:48^ P.M., approx Buddhist crisis. agreed upon. Each side accused mefaths. Resentment against the imately three hours ajter they Corps regiment are enroute m oster o f Bridgeport’s Bat^ render fa a military coup. A State Department spokes- the other of violating the cease government hadvôllen to a- te Southeast Asia to be on num Faotlval, the community- reportedly occurred fa ^ Viet fire agreement. WE SPECIAUZE IN SERVICE But she withheld the state Nam. fadn said the United States was flood bafteringfragalhat a weak hand: In case the South Viet wide celebration honoring P. T. ment wbUe keeping track of fa no way Involved fa Diem’s The Moroccans accused faV ened dam. ' Nam altuatlaa requires U.S. Bamum, the great showman news reports. Her travel plans Her original travel plans vrere ouster. MUltaty officials, how Algerians of lobbing mpcfar and Military men-ôncerned with m ilitary action, reUabla who was a benefactor and for depend upon them. to leave Los Angeles early next ever, said they believe the rev carmpn shelly “at the Figfag the anti-Communist war they sources disclosed today. U m a n NORMAN'S is the largest sorvklng dterior In tho oroo. Our week for TokyoTTfong Kong and N O R'M ^5 mer mayor of this city. She Intended to attend Mass olutionary committee of gen oa sis. fa "the" early morning had on their hands — faced a regiment was Identified da toehniclans oro factory trdnod— and uso tho finest oqulpmont The weak-long show, which at fae nearby Roman Catholio Saigon, the final 1^ ot her five- erals has the popular support bours. growing morale problem fa the the famed "Strikfag 9tfa” ad week round-the-worid tour. to ossuro you fast, rclidilo and dopondablo sorvico on your dp* wfU ba staged dustag tha Chu^h of the Goqd Shepherd for an fatensiflsd war effort " ’My men obeerved the cease ranks and among their officers. the 3rd Marhie Dtvlaloa, ste- OPEN FV>urth o f July parted, wMl ba d iir^ the morning. . Amid earlriy*^ reports of the agdlnfa ~ the Cbmmunist Viet fire u$til atfacked,’’ Moroccan The repressions fa Saigon and tiooed on this faland J08 Where SERVICE Is The BIG DIFFERENCE pllanco when you hood it! the 16th anntiM praaentaiUon of Bfariiei;, she snapped .‘‘Nev coup, an aideIde sud she would Oong guerrillas. Col. Mohammed Hadda report other cities struck hard at the miles south o t Jaifan. Marina . DAILY the Barnum svsnt er;!’’ to a newsman's question probably stick to ber travel At fae height of the battle, ed from fae besieged oasis on middle clau . Jails were full of spokesmen refused to cons- 445 HARTFORD RÂD™ N ^ r McKlEi O’Cbnaar to prefadant of tha whether she would seek asyliun plans, at least as far as Tokyo. htUe news of fas revolt filtered the Moroccan side of the bor students, who spring from the meot oa whether the Msrteea BATURDAT TILL 8 Oontraot Pfattag Oo., Mtatford, fa the United Statesr |f the coup But when word of the sulcldea from the city. 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