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Gaorga D. Halley, Milpflttor P ^ lic Records to 66: rala endiag first clsM of the U.S. Navy, p m h i a n d 13,715 iA b < ^ T o w n Dyer Named Director merakw, Mgk 66 to 68. son of Mr. and M n. Robert C. W amsteo Dsods r e f Ww Arnm HUl, 418 Woodbrtdga St, to a i % 9agy fUjmand Hitipa. x>n AmNto Lam rl to Paul X. ManehMtwr'^ A CUy o f Vittage Charm participating ia a tralnlag Juttaor and Tharasa J. Jnttaar. 4 ( m t. Mid Mrs. 19roy A. cmeratlon called “E xercise rtlTTra M OrUtln ltd., is a Of New State Agency moparty at 18 HUltop Dr. Union Square’’ oK the coast of Robert O. Robbins and Doris (CltoeeWled A*rermiag ea Page 36) PRICE SEVEN CENTi trMhmaa at the University e( California while serving on the TOL. LXXXIY, NO. 1 (THIRTY-TWO PA6iir-tW 6 SBCllONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRmAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 tlM Boath, Sewenee, Tenn. M. Itobblna to Cbarlsa R. Clousa Ovea StSMIiM destroyer USS Hamner. ’The (OoBttnaed frau Paga One) and Loretta L. aouaa. property Opeai Thateiav NlgMe «■ 9 exercise to designed to increase Idas Nancy Jana Orayh, at 37 Jarvto Rd." ParUag Aetaaa 11m M n a 6 the combat readiness of Paci* Burton H Frazier and Lillian daachtar of Mr. and Mrs. Hen* fle Fleet Units in strike, anti­ him wall to handla this Mg naw Var 186 O an ... ^ XOnorb, M North St, ia a aircraft and anti-submarine Job." M. Frazier to WUltom EL Fol- Events fi asliman at Bryant OoUege w arfare. Dyer waa bom in New Lon­ land and Erma J. Folland, prop­ Sdsool of Businesa Admtnistra- don and attended public schools a rty a t S3 E lro St. Hoover Beware ttOB, Providence, R . I. She is there. After receiving a bach­ John T. Buck and Eleanor M. Hilda Changes Course Mountain Laurel Chapter of a liWi gramate of Manchester elor of philosophy degree from Buck to Robert I* Baker and In State BUh SiSiooI. Her brother, Hen- Sweet Adelines will perform Patricia A. Baker, property on Saturday at 8:80 p.m. for the Providence College in 1936, Dy­ ry 8. Orayto, is a first year Woodbridge St . Mr. and Mra Club of the First er worked briefly for radio sta­ Madent at the University cC tion W NLC in Netw London and Robert U Baker and Patricia CEMENT Pennaytvania School of Den* congregational Church, Bast A. Baker to Trusteea of United Eight Drunk Hartford. Mrs. Joseph Sullivan for the New London Day. In Safety tistry. He waa a IM l graduate Pentecostal Church of Man­ of New Britain, assistant di­ 1938 he Joined the State Labor W. H. iN^LAND of luutchester High School and Department which he served in chester, pw^rty on Wood- At Deb Party To war (i Lonely Marsh took his premedical studies at rector, will direct. Regular chorus rehearsals are held several administrative capaci­ bridge St. the University of Connecticut Judgment Ltaa ' LUMMR CO. ’ThiiCBday a t 8 p.m . at the K ties. In 1944 he Joined the cen­ / A p \ _^ en Oommtoakm. tt referred toOthowht might be more succew- Witness Says Hartford Federal Savings and ■WASHINGTON L A r ; ___u— Mnnrt nn fill Qian thoM employed by the of C HaH 38 Prospect St, tral office staff of the Connec­ " A t Mm OMsir 616 H I his testimony in Ito report on fill . Royal Black Preceptory will Loan Association against John FBI Director J. Edgar the assaeelnatlon, pUWtohed Secret Service up to the time •sat tomorrow night at 8 in H artford. ticut State Employment Serv­ DARIEN (AP) — At Bissell and Priscilla Blssell, H 0 0 v e r has cautioned Monday. Kennedy waa slain last Nov. 33 Orange Hall. ice as supervisor of technical Seaman David A. Kittle of property at 206 Center St., |14,- against establiahment of In that report, it oritiotoed tee '1 don’t think you can get least eight teen-agers were L o u is ia n a vservices. In 1951 he was made 087.81. absolute security without almost the U.8. Coast Guard, son of field supervisor, a poet he held Gestapo tactics in efforts FBI for .i'an unduly reetrictlve intoxicated at a debutante Hiss Candace Oreael, daugh Certiflcate o( Trade Name view on Its role In preventive astabltohlng a police state, and tar of Mra. Edna Oresel of 34 Mr. and Mrs. David Lk Kittle, until IMO when he was named party that preceded a fatal 9 Pioneer Circle, is a crew Ernest L. Mandenhall, doing to safeguard the President Intelligence work prior t o the we don’t want that," Hoover Xioeust St., is a freshman at the assistant director. business as The Eleven Reasons, the Evening Star reported told tee commission. automobile accident last E v a c u a te s University of Hartford. She is a member of the cutter Mack­ WINDOW HiUIES ssssssbistioii. *' inac on ocean station duty in As director of State Office of 917 Center St. . 3 The qommtoston Indicated the Hoover told the Warren panel June 23, a witness testified 1964 graduate of ' Manchester JOSEPH P. DYER Walter T. Anhstrong, doing today.' the Atlantic. ’The cutter will Bconomld Opportunity, Dyer He spoke out tai testifying FBI waa remiss In not reporting ;be believes Kennedy would be yesterday at the trial of 18- High School business as Mancbester Con­ G rtM , W hiM . Bciw relay weather information to will have the administrative re­ before tee Warren Oommtoslon to the Secret Service Oswald’s alive today had he been riding struction Co., 338 I Summit St. year-old Michael Smith. L o w A re a s the weather bureau, act as sponsibility Xof coordinating InvestigaUng the assaralnatlon presence in Dallas, 'tex. in a specially armored car with The witness, William Alpert, The British American Club group," Oov. Dempsey said, WmhoblM bullet-proof glass, now on loan checkpoint for trans-Atlantic Connecticut’s '' participation in of President John F. Kelnedy, The Star, In a story by Jeity 20, said Snfith was one of the w in apom or a dance Saturday "will be to mobollze all citizen PARHSAN TOURIST CAMP to President Johnson. aircraft and shipa and stand the programs under the Federal groups and segmenta in our the Star said in a copyright O’Leary — a long-time friend of eight. He also named Nancy NEW ORLEANS La, from 9 pjn. to 1 a.m. for mem* ready for search and rescue CERKNO, Yugoslavia (AP)— HOLLAND FINISH Hoover — said a transcript of He rave the commission these bars and gueets. Charlie Var* Economic Opportunity Act. of economy in the effort to take There’s an unusual tourist at­ aHlcle, saying "We don’t want a Hitchings, 17, who was killed in (AP) — Hurricane Hilda calls. The Mackinac operates hto May 14 testim ony w as m ade recommendaUons teat he said lick’s ordMstra will play for 1964. full advantage of the Economic traction for visitors at this Slo­ S 9.90 MadetoOrtsr Gestapo. We haVe to, I think, the accident, but said he couldn’t hurled her screaming winds out o t Staten Island, N. T. avaUable to the Star today. he had passed on to President dancing. Gov. Dempsey has already Opportunity Act, of 1964. The venian village. An old World wm i Yimr RoOera maintain an even balance.” Johnson and tee Secret Service recall the names of the others. toward the deserted named a nine-member depart­ new federal program which is War n Hide - out parttoan field He testified also, the Star The F B I so far baa made m Smith is charged with reckless rUIX LINE OF OUaXOM comment on tee commtoeion’e for future presidential security: marshlands of the Louisi­ Court, Orders of mental council composed of top designed to combat auch indi­ hospital has been converted into said, about a State Department "First, regarding travel, ad­ driving and negligent homicide Swi^rnth, will observe Friend* state agency heads to serve vidual and community problems a tourist camp. docurrient which It said indi­ finding, but offidala have Indi­ in Miss Hitchings’ death. ana Gulf Coast today. More VENETIAN RLINDS cated that the report was taken vise the Secret Service as far in ship Night tomorrow at 7:45 Police Arrests | with Dyer in an advisory and as unemployment, illiteracy, in­ Attendants in partisan uni- cated that Lee Harvey Oswald, advwce as possible of the Pres­ Testimony about drinking at than 60,000 residents p.m. at the Masonic Temple. adequacy of housing and gen­ fonns stand guard and run the Kennedy's accused assassin, bitterly by high FBI offietoto. tee debutante party at the home policy-making role. Also soon Hoover’s testimony • also in­ ident's travel plans and pro- moved inland to safety. Visiting officers wUl confer the eral need for public assistance, camp, decorated with partisan . A. JOHNSON was a thoroughly safe risk. of Dr. George 8. Hughes, and R ob ert Stanton Madden, S3, to be named is a Citizen's Ad­ 1 cluded recommendations for National Guardsmen rushed degrees. Officers will wear visory Council representing var­ offers many advantages to the flags. The kitchen serves up Hoover’s testimony has not (Bee Page Fltteen) at a dinner earlier in the evening no certain address,, has been been made puMle by the War- protective measuree that he In to aid in tee maaa evacuation white gowns. Members are re* ious civic, professional and people of the nation and will go wartime partisan specialties— PAINT 00. at another Darien home, has led the season’s moat powerful charged with obteinlng money goulash, hard maize mash and to the arrest of Dr. Hughes and minded to bring articles for a by false pretenses involving the business organizations. far toward raising our general 738 Blain St.. IM . 64B4I61 hurricane began a slow and teacup auction. Refreshments "Purpose of this citizen’s economic standards." potetos. 12 other adults on charges of ominous turn toward the central cashing o f about 8400 in bsu! serving liquor to minors. win be served by Mrs. Harry checks at three Manchester Louisiana coast. Case and a committee. Baker Heatinfi Resumes Exact Site Alpert, who said he was a buaineaa firma Althouth Hilda’s center was Stevensons Mark 25th Wedding friend of Smith, told the court: still m ore than 200 m iles o ff­ The Hilliard Association will Madden’a arrest, by wkr- “ Smith’s face was flushed and I shore in the Gulf of Mexico, have its annual fall dance Sat­ rants issued through Circuit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steven-'|> Of Thresher couldn’t see his eyes, as they of the Manchester Pipe Band heavy ralns' and squalls were urday at the K of C Home. The Court 13, follows a report from son of 57 Phelps Rd. were feted Treat Your Family To'Thriffy Steak Pleasure— Real Issues Ignored, were glazed.” He said at one buffeting the coastal regions by Hartford poBee that Madden for many years. lioojoy combo vdU play for recently on their 25th wedding point “I had to slap him in the midmorning. dancing from 9 pjn. to 1 a.m. had turned himself in at Hart­ The Stevensons were present­ Pinpointed face" to talk to him. anniversary. They were given a ed with many gifts after the "^ ere have been 60,000 evac­ nckets win be sold at the door. ford on other bad Check counts Save On Pinehurst Giant Alpert said he encountered uate already,” said Frank Q. surprise dinner party at Vin­ dinner party. A oommittee in charge of ar­ there. Cooptler Tells Probers WASHINGTON (AP) — Im­ Smith at the party at 12:30 a.m., Spie.s, acting state CSvil De- rangements are Mrs. Roger Det Sgt. Joseph Sartor and cent’s Steak House, Springfield, about four hours before the car lense director. "There will be Det John Krinjak made the ar­ proved underwater search and liemlre, chairman; Mrs. Her­ Mass., by their sons and daugh­ exploration equipment — that in which Smith and Miss Hitch­ more If this thing keeps coming man Paradise, Mrs. Hugh RUey rest on the Manchester counts. ters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ings were riding struck a tree. in this way.” Sartor reported today that WASHINGTON (AP)-—Sen. John Sherman Cooper, could lead eventually to much and Mrs. Harold Bayer. ard Stevenson and Mr. and OVER 2 MILLION greater knowledge of the sea Another wttness. Dr. Alfred The Weather Bureau’s 10 Madden had passed three Mrs. Robert Stevenson, all of R-Ky„ protested today the Seiutte’s Bobby G. Baker in­ Mosley of tte Harvard School of Mrs. Rouesslot Besson of Grand Isle, La., bundles her children and as many 1^- a.m., C8T, advisory, said mida checks, one for 8113 and two PRESCRIPTIONS bottom — has pinpointed the Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ STEAK SALE vestigators were questioning-witnesses against whom location of the wreckage of the Public HsiBL testified he be­ longings as possible into family car. The Bessons, along with moet of the w as centered about 340 m iles for 8141. ’Ihe checks were ford Sault of Manchester, close SAFELY COMPOUNDED lieved SifilVVaB the driver of south-southwest of New Orleans drawn on a California bank, he no charges have been brought instead of .getting to submarine Thresher. town’s 3,500 residents evacuated last night as Hurricane Hilda headed^ toward friends of the honored pair, The Navy told Thursday of the car. and moving north-northwest, to- said. Consolidatiah of the “the real issue.’’ the Louisiana coast; (AP Photofax.) ' ______WINTER were also at the dinner. dent John F. Keimeito. Mc- the BUccesB o f tee new equip­ Mosley, described as a "crash north at about seven miles per charges against Madden will be The Stevensons were married ARTHUR DRU He said the issue before the 6 CSoekey has said be paid Ray ment —and provided photo­ expert," said he based his con­ hour. HAT SALE made in Hartford’s Circuit S ep t 20, 1939, a t St. M ary’a Rules Committee to tee charge clusion on an examination of the As past Olympics have Court 14 tomorrow. Sartor by Sen. John J. Williams, R- nolda the exact anvouht of the graphs of big sections of tee Elpiscopal Church. Mrs. Steven­ Pinehurst quality guarantees a full submarine which went down in car and the fact that "Michael proved, surprises will be eom- SpoiiBOTed B^ H ie u id . son is manager of the Swiss Del., teat Baker, resigned eec- bill — "no more and no ton. f adins Besievoleat Society Of measure of satisfaction in perfec­ NEW YORK or L. P. McLendon, thJ Rules 8,400 feet o f water on A pril 10, Smith to alive.” m onplace. In a second arrest yesterday Laundry outlet in Manchester. retary to the Senate’s Demo­ Longshoremen Go to W ork, The setting tor theea games Is cratic majority,. and Philadel­ Committee’s special counsel, 1968 on a similar charge, Leonard Her husband, former owner and tion that appeals tp your sense of There waa no photographic the world’s largest city, with a ■ohoR Conglwgatfoiial Jack Dunn, 25, of Hotel Bond, RUMMAGE HIP SIRLOINS phia contractor Matthew H. Mc- told Bergman that aocsisatkma , Area Weather operator of Stevenson's Esso value and wholesome goodness that had been made :that the con­ evidence to add anything to the population of more ttau 10 mil­ Chureh Hartford, posted a 8500 bond Station, Main St., now operat­ Closkey engaged in "a corrupt WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— lion, almost all of R struction of . the st^u m . 6nd previous concluBlaoe that the The U.S. Weather Bureau today and will be presented in Man­ ed by his sons, is employed at lives up, to your greatest expecta­ and Illegal transaction.’’ m submarine waa flooded rap­ Strike Halted for 1 0 D a y s aeeme, ‘Are sporii SATURDAY, OCT. 3rd chester’s Cir^it Court 12 on SALE \ lb. 79c “If we could Just get Mr. Bak­ related matten had bton issued tee following forecast 11 A.M. to 4 PM Davidson Sales and Service, -"tainted with aoifie sort of idly by a piping failure and It ITie le,000-seat main Oct 19. Dunn to wanted for Hartford. He is a member of Sponsored By The WSGS tions— time after time! Add the er and Mr. MoCfoakey hare,“ explaaatioa: f r ^ , oaUukhm .and daceptlolL*’ sank 330 m fiM east e f Ctope Cod, tee superb 16,000-eeet awira- EdaeaUoii BuUdlng aliegedly passing at least four Manchester Lodge of Masons. AT convenience of greater variety and Cooper aaid, ‘.‘we would get to The high pressure system mlng arena, and all tee ether Be asbldltosm im if he could M aas., with 128 m en aboard. KW YORK (API _#Thomas W. Gleason said: "We^ A little later the union notified Homemade Boils Will bad checks in Manchester made The couple are members of Sec­ the real tosue." Nor was thm any Indication that caused, such fine weather atediiune seem aura to be Janv out against a Glastonbury a low price and you have the answer Sen. B._ Everett JordSBi ,D- give, tee committee any Infor- all porta to withdraw pickets B e On Sale ond Congregational Church. UNITED METHODIST that the tminroved equlment yesterday haqjppV!^ off and stand by for return to work packed for almost all sessions. bank, police said. Billed as Stevenson’s High­ N .r tee'-rommlttea okalAitor coast and la responml iM goTtock to ^ e r.’"" ...... to genuine thrift . . . so shop Pine­ or improiuleUee' in connection might nuike poeeible loeafiM Aflisociation, AFL- instructions. The nearest point ot laiid.te landers, Stevenson and his sons CHURCH replied that Williams had im­ return flow of cool moisture­ The Judge acted » -♦ declara­ Hilda was Marsh Island, a wild­ Route 44-A—Bolton hurst for the better foods of life, INDIVIDUAL with the project from Ite incep­ tee remains of any of the 138 ordered its 60,000 tion of national eme|gency by There were indlcaticins that appeared at performances In plied there was "something laden aid from off the ocean. waterfront activity v would not life refuge some 200 miles north wrong*’ With the construction of tion to ito completiOD. m en lost. President Jtemaon. the Manchester area more than keep the change and smile, smile, A board of inquiry found that Cloudiness will increase and striking dockworkers to re^ fully return to normal until ot tee hutrlcene’s eye — tee DELMONICO the IMetriCt o f Colum bia Stadi­ "No, 1 cannot," B4tgmah The ord to whs signed aftM* 15 years. The boys drummed to SATURDAY. OCT. 3, the submarine, while conducting thicken this afternoon ovrf turn to work at Atlantic Monday because flipping and calm 1 center which afttm Wit the tunes of their father’s smile! um and the committee has a replied. "I think any acouM- Bouthera New England. A pe|- the customary 8 p.m. hour of 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. tions of that type are completely deep diving maneuvers, sank and Gulf Coast ports at 7 stevedoring firms would have to furious winds. pipes. He has been a member STEAKS responsibility to get all tee sistent light rain and drizzle "shaping up’’ tee dock gangs The Weather Bureau foreeast- fatoe." because of a fisllure In tee pip­ for tee following day’s work. pay premium rates for work facts, "from the top to the bot­ ing System, probably In the has pushed into New York City p.m. today. New York time. era said Klda waa stm loo for 8 out of 10 homes Baker resigned nMriy a year The move complied with a Union officials said this hiring done tonight or during the week­ to m ." ei^dne room, causing the rapid and a few light sprinkles have offshore to predict where foe lb. $1.79 "We are doing the good, hon­ ago as secretary to the Senate’e federal court restraining order practice was the reason for the end. flooding ^ t took it quickly to already occurred along the The regular work day in New would strike tee coast. est, fair thing and going about It Democratic majority after Thursday night halting the delay in bringing tee piers back Pinohurst Quality Tsndor U.S. Gov't. Cholco or Swift's Premium ^ the bottom. There It broke apart Connecticut shoreline. The rain York starts at 8 a.m. — Just 12 Remembering' Uller hurri­ hove cold room In a proper manner, in my opln questions were.rktoed about his and drizzle will spread over the strike for 10 days in the national to life. canes ot the p ^ thouaands fled 0 under the tremendous pressure ''Some pickets showed up at hours after the Judge signed the ion,” Jordan said. outside business dealings. He The new equipment is built area later Jhls afternoon. Peri­ interest. * ' their homes, leaving virtual SiHnething New! The exchange in the se6ond had bSen closely associated with Before the meeting at union New, York docks this morning, papers aimed at an 80-day cool­ B yoins o n e o f mt t t r t t aroimd cameras with magneto­ ods ot light rain will continue ing off period to allow time for ghost towns behind ibras. day of the reopened hearings President Johnson while John­ officials to set in motion the saying they had not received The thriving seuxirt o t M or­ Widows not forced to pay off mortgage! SIRLOIN STEAK ik 9 9 « meters attached to signal vteen through Saturday morning. orders from their union shop further efforts to break the eame while Arthur J. Bergman, son was Democratic leader of they are close to metal objecta A cold frontal system to mov- machinery for obeying U.S. gan Oty — shore heeed bead- New plan meets monthly payments for Mortgage, Taxes, BLOCK CHUCK m anager o f the 60,000-se_at the Senate. Dlst. Judge Frederick vanPelt stewards to pull down picket uartors for much ot foe bilUco- Worm op ihot SAVE ON THIS OUTSTANDING BARGAIN VALUE These cameras, lowered from lines.. (See Paga Throe) Heat imd Light, and Maintenance. etadlum was testifying. The Rules Committee's inves­ the Mtear, a specially equipped (See Page Eighteen) Bryan’e order, ILA President JoUar o il drilling op ersfion a ia * F or Details CaU POT ROAST The reopening of the hearings tigation of Baker’s attaira, research ship, made the photo­ the Gulf — was ^moat-deserted. hard-t9-ii6ot room was ordered by the Senate after closed down last spring amid graphs distributed by the Navy Many commercial shrimp boata CENTER CUT Wllliame charged a monte ago OOP cries of whitewash and 'Diey showed the rudder with ca ll M organ O ty , whfate. has m Porterhouse Steak *1 that McCloskey had made an King Size j[£QN 0's BLOOMy Insurance Manager coverup, was reopened Thurs­ dei^ draft numbers and a por­ Politieians pflixilatlon ot 14,000, their bona wMA omw THESE PORTERHOUSE STEAKS HAVE LARGE TENDERLOINS overpaym ent o f $36,000 on the day under orders from the Sen­ tion of the Thresher’s conning port. prenUum for the ■^rformance Economic Pinch Felt, Overload 249-9693 DELICIOUS TO THE LAST TENDER MORSEL * lb. 59c ate to probe WiUlame’ payoff tower siqperstructure with its .Nathan LOvy Ir., praOdant ot bond on the stadium. Don B. charge. num ber 593. All Polite the 8t. Mary Parifo PoUca Cim & C H A S E R Ofllcea In Vernon and H artford Reynolds, a local insurance Jury, ordered a 284nUa-lcag But Chairman B. Everett Working with the Mlzar in the NEW HAVEN (AP)—A SYIRONIWSMAN agent, hwdled the bonding. search. conducted with the new Auto Strike Goes On truck dirver was arrested stretch in the weatam seotlaa o< W llliam e called the 886,000 " a Jordan, D-N.C., indicated that his pariah evacuated. A ptfllce MORRELL’S LEAN today’s hearing was likely to be by State Police today for In.Hawaii ! THBREVOLUnONARYNEWDB- kickback" and "a payoff’ and (S m Page Eighteen) driving a flatbed truck that Jury in Louisiana is the parifo quoted Reynolds as telling him the last tor at least a week — governing body. : VELOTMBNT IN ADD-ON HEAT- SLICED M ^hah£AJiJly> The stafe purchased the ers return to their Jobe. factories which turn out parts pounds. Authorities said Or, "Patsy Mink.’’ Or “Anna Morrell’s School es Rolling Again property of the First CJompany An Associated Press survey and accessories sold to the giant Sacerdote was driving for automaker’s chief competitors Kahanamoku," to select a few EVERY FRIDAY Dried Beef Governor’s Horae Guard, Inc., indicated that if the dispute The S*w MUl Supply Co. of FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. lb. 99c for 810,000. More than 146 continues for another week the — Ford and Chrysler. Yonkers. *. at random . Ordinarily sign boards are 319 BROAD ST.—TEL. 649-4539—MANCHESTER MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY' Shutdown^Ends in New York acres are involved. economic effects will start to be Accessories destined for GM 85c 3 pkgs. $1 The Horse Guard deeded as a automobiles began ^ to flU up about as welcome in Hawaii as felt from coast to coast. * plague of ukulele termites. gift another 85 acres to the Since the GM payroll lags a available storage spa;e, howev­ Biilletms i NEW YORK (AP) — School^hat had forced many parents to state for the use of the Military er, and the company ordered' a Woman Jumps There are laws against them, week behind the work period, and a vigilant group known as Pinehurst Medium buses rolled again today for 87,- form car pools or personally Department in a quit claim however, most of the strikers cutback in production. Called from AP Wirm escort their, children on long tee outdoor circle sees to It that 600 children. deed filed,at the same time. had another paycheck coming By the end of the week, lay­ From Cathedral, Hot Italian hikes to classrooms. No extensive development of offs of non- striking workers the law ia enforced. Nearly 600 of the vehicles this week.' But the law is winked at eome Not ordinary, Kut tiny, loan, tender The company, largest bus the two parcels to planned by More than a quarter-million totaled nearly 15,000 in New K ills Passerby PEACE CONFERENCE iwlled out of Cihildren’s Bus election, time. SPARERIBS ...... lb. 79c Sausage Ib. 79c carrier of public school pupils in the State'. Park and, Forest UAW members were ordered off York, Indiana, Connecticut, WABHINOTON (.A P iervlce, Inc., garages, ending a Commiaaion. Both parcela wlU Ohio and Michigan. More were That could be because tacking tee city, agreed to end its sua- GM assembly lines in 16 states PARIS (AP) — AuthoritloB a poster to a palm tree la al JheosUmt Jfoasoa aaanaaoed- MANCHESTER ane-day shutdown of operattons penXkm of servlod after Mayor be available for public use expected next week. ^ today that U elected be will Try an Easy-To-Slice, Boneless or Center last Friday when bargainers m A l the only fun left in a shortly. Picnic areas in each GM said the strike is costink reported that a woman jmnped PORK ROAST Robert F. Wagner intervened in failed to reach agreement on or fell from Notre Dam e^the- ^wallan election. caU a White Heeae ooafen» a situation that had spiraled the national non-economic Issues for hourly-rated employes more Time was when the candi­ cnee next year to expleie (See Page Eighteen) dral today and struck an Ameri­ RIB PORK ROAST, 5 ribs ...... lb. 39c BUMBLE BEE ‘ rate of absenteeism and tardi­ a new three-year labor contract. can tourist passing by. Bote dates used to dress in their "every ooaoeivaMe approach News Tidbits* ness for six days. ► Immediately production of (See Page Twenty-Four) brightest aloha shirts and travel and avenne”. to wnurld peace." RIB PORK ROAST, 7 ribs...... lb. 45c were fatally uijured, they said. Jitenson made the aanonnee* UBLIC MARKET WHITE 1 TUNA A spokesman' for the bus com­ Police Identified tee American in packs to tee various beaches from the AP Wires pany sidd some of its vehicles along with troupea of entertain­ ed la remarks prepared for a as Miss Veronica McConnell of White Hoiwe ceremony to 8 0 3 -805 M A IN STREET 2 cans 69c started out late this morning 5104 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa. ers. The entertainers would dance marie hie sigalng of a proa*. NEW JUMBO PACK — 180 NAPKINS due to drivers' tardiness or Jam- She arrived in Paris ■ Thursday Connecticut Highway Depart-' upe at the firm’s five garages. tee hula and eing, and the politl- Umatlon deolgaatlag leeg. SOFT lilCB CLOTH from Rome. ' aa International CoopareHyi men,t’s "one price ofter” in ac­ But all the buses were run­ (■•e Pajge Biclitoeii) Year. quiring parcel of property not ning, with the exception of two (See Paga Three) SCOTT SHRIMP SALE stopped by motor trouble and a YOUTH OBAinm ' nake K or toavo IF’ propool- station wagon idled for untea- Pinehurst Iton, Oommtoskmor Howard g. closed reasons, the Board of Wa s h i n g t o n (a p ) FAMILY NAPKINS Medium Size Shrirnp Plans for a aew gl.8-nslBlfo Ives says In answer U>i>roteets. Education repo^d. Treasury Considers Cutting program of grants for w e n , GOLDEN Save 8c on every package can 53c ...T w o liideneoiaii ;gnerrillao Wegner’s announcement ef a SMALL. LfiAN, (HESH with Jnventle Grade Choice Beef killed and one seriously wound­ resumption of service came Just other preblein Top CARROTS Large Size Shrimp ed tn Malaysia’s Bornso state, Bix IxNirs before the 3 a.m . tar­ Amount of Silver in Coins BONELESS CROSS OUT for z nic« aonaced. T h e PORK SHOULDERS Lb. 43c AT PINEHURST . can 63e of Sarawak during Jiast 34 dy bell. Oeauaalttee ea Ju hours, military apokeaman re­ The suspension had come af­ , ■ ...... 'T ■ Hnqueaegr aad Ye . POT ROAST L.. 79e 3. bags 29c CHOCK FULL 0’ NUTS ports. ter four dairs of a "slowdown" WASHiNaTON (AP) — ThenwlU contain'more than 34 mil ■old foe aim e« Mfoi FRESH UB. Navy transport ptona that union drivers said was Treasury Is consideiering propoe- Uon ounces ot allver. will be direct eerrteee Fancy Grade "A ” Poultry Ihe potential shortage ot “That Heavenly Coffee” Open Here touches down saM y after 4,430- caused by mechanical falhirea als' to reduce or ellm!Blimumte the GROUND HAMBURG u. 59c and unsafe vehlclea. stiver in silver.- coins, authorita- silver is related to the shortage l e a n — FRESH >' nllo Journey to frocen Antere- Rtaitiis Ghiekons LARGE Lb. c SPECIAL LB. at 302 Main ^ The company and the Board Qye sources said today. of COM3, but It is far more bas­ Mn. 49 Bea— the eeoond longest in ic, long-range problem, Qian the Tonight and Fri. Antarctic aviation history. ... of Education called It a uiiian The change in tee nation’s GROUND CHUCK Lb 69c Open Fri. and basic silver policy would re­ temporary pinch in coins. Medium 8^-4 Ib. Lb. 1 Nine East German acienttote Jurisdiction dispute. RtMtiiC Chickem 39c Sat. 8 A.M. Prash till 9 quire several years. Officials Treasury officials believe they jffisryp-isws OUR OWN MAKE, PURE PORK who posed as drew members of Wagner made hto annoimce- Block ment after meetings with the apparently are undecided have time to wrestle with tee OhickMi Brcifti LAR G E Lb. c 'V ship that docked in Copenhag­ whether to ask Congress to many-sided problem because ^ .^ P | 69 SWORDFISH en 9un^ta.y have been expeOed company, the union and tee MEAT Lb. 59c Island school board over a period ad merely reduce the amount of government supplies total about from Denmark after staybv te 1.36 bUllon ounces. Ibis li R bM «i Lcfc qOAVIKM KD Lb. 4 9 c nearly seven houie. In coina, or to replace It H e n to :/4 legally for three daya. enough to aiqiply non-Oonunu SpbclB^ OH IwiBorfd KrufciiD Froducli Our Frankfurt special this week will be from'Oecar Mayer. . . try than at 69c Ib. Aho Oeoar Mayer Than was no Inunedta^q SI with another mdUl. Greek presa uneaimoualy However, there esenie te be nlat worid demaada for several^ to 8 L b To AN — Reg. leJA . \ l large Bologna Sliced at 69c Ibi and Oscar Mayer Pimento Loaf or Cooked Salami sliced to order at went fromunkm offldaki. a yaan — but tee demand. k£r DMokM W iigc Lb29c Iwtiito today B i| ^ eC m fl^ Atoted If then was any possi­ no doulit that tee present high 69c lb. ■ •'’■vi' • V . ' - aM agveeaaent wite Bovlat Ua- rale of coinage will consume tee growing and offlctala believe POLISH HAM , ouvY 93.19' I bility the'city might take over action sbowld be taken to ad ' (Sliced If you wish) lim term ing it guarantee school bus epqrattona, Wagndr Troasury’a stockpile In a few _ . . TURKEY DRUMSTICKS lb. 35e 1 l i agataut threap of Turkish Inva- years. \ vanoe of tee danger point. ■ WrI*.' FROZEN — UJB. GRADE A 8 LB. CAN Reg. 88.88 aaid, "We hops it won’t'ka nac- They have been foi^rtog tee >i«n. Ironically, the reoognlUoa ot a l.<«! DjUNury*** problem qf obaagtog tea .inetal WRKEY WINGS »*• •• •« 4e .«9 . n . T CAN silver ehortage oomas fooctly lb. 32e PORK LOIN 92.98 (auanls use rifle butts toptoht Tben he added: “If the pnvto tent ot dbnee. quaitefo W i • (SBoed tt yog wtoh; 9 piraivaiit unruly daBaonabto- aerrfee does aei tpUie ptue er after OwHiriei itrM ted tea BSiilit|eontssit to nravaat Woriunen ut Genenl Motors plant jn Wilmington, Del.,^ collect final 'paychecks' to raeuDM geafetlee at aUnrtKalf;1 4 8 1 1 ^ . - r l a n inom to aot wiatototoei irTwoiBd # W E > I V i TRIFLEiS ILU I STAMFSI FLINTY OF CORNIR I^AIN AND TURNFIKI ton* to atoe jpato* topiito* to • ^ o r w ager iiufiied w i r to atrike. IVpm now w . aU thejr may eeUeet are (M ia n i w * . V '*• t . ■MN benefftk. (AF niotoCai^) , 'TT .■'V . V i r

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at t:80 a.m. and 10.46 a.m. at WindmUl JTieater Closing ShcmwoM OB Bridge Covetttry Klngrimiy Houee; oonflrmatloh 10-Day Strike Halt Called, ‘MoUy’ Hite class, 9 :« ) a.m., Quandt HaU; "The Marvel O f Main Street" Junior Choir, 10:45 a.m., Quandt Plaza 7 TOO OAirr OBBAT Hall. Longshoremen Back at Jobs Record Gross London Strip Onbs Succeed AN BONSBr MAN The Rev. Jamsa R. Mac- Student Census Underway Arthur, pastor wlU ust "In Re­ 9 t AUnUED MIBOnrOLO Schedule Wf AUTBED membrance Me” aa his medi­ (OenMmied tram Tags bike) Ik q i * a t In N.Y. HaU Where World War II Failed fafiinsl Msn'a tation topic during the 11 a.m. Woman Jumps H m anmial aiflUMi aBumagh hglria batwdlB tha agaa tat 10 andntato chlpa, ealioo lalad and wurehlp hour when Holy Com­ three-month doadlodc In nego- fiomstlmas I ttfink that llrldga . A . .. . . s .m . o ' am16 —years______are______askede_.^S to xuutaot.,■ 01 .A chocolate «eee4nut «neistill«ewe.pudding; jpriday, V^ole4mwr BOB THOMAB — LondoB'sOlNokeB ttie news to her M Wlnd- PLAZA T—4hs Oraatar Hart­ tion at all ohUdran through tha munion wUl be observed. There tlatlona on a new contract From Cathedral By BOB 1 lx>mx>M (AP) Mra. Kallehat as soon as possl- baked fish with lemon butter HOIX.LTWOOD (AP) — •’WeV mIH girls tost very day. ford arU ftottval being p( Is ftm gt p®*t»yr * llito M •*» ago of 17 years as of Oct. 1 Is wiU be Installation of Senior Union leaden, however, did ■trip ctailM ar« iuccMdlBc exaggeration, you certainly can \\ O MSS ^ bla. Meetings wlU be held from sauce, parsley potato, buttered Pilgrim FeUowahip officers and By Hvwie Hdkoaib come to Ugfum Studio*. >*r. w— w * "It was very sad. They an aantsd this weNt la and armmd now tmderway under the super- kernel ebra, bread and butter not Immediately issue back-to- Kills Passerby Dointing," Debbi* Reynold* Adolf Hitiars Mmoora cried on my shoulder. After all, ConatltutkNi Plasn by the Oo- not quarral with the claim that QIM7 ♦ASI4I 3:10 pjn. to 5 p.nu one. day a advisors. After sendee there will rlslon . of David L. MacKenzie, and cherry Betty. work orders to the men, who ^ „ • ____ J fk a a . n e r l« ' **ld breexlly. ••How are things failed. Tlwy’ra ringing down the wa’va been more like a family ordlnattng Connell for the Arts tha aanis often produce* poetic week at the Kfdleher home, the ____ be a coffee hour in tho vestry. businesB manager of the local day of the week to be deter­ Klndm garten Asatstanta (Continued from Pnge One) than a show. The girls thought —win oCfar an extandsd pro­ Juetio*. I Pilgrim PollowOhip will struck at midnight Wednesday. 903 MAIN ST. •‘ • ^ t " ^ 't h i ‘*Ju?iT r^v«r*nt Oct. «1 on the BrttIHi gram Saturday, the next to public school system. mined depending on the mroll- inrinf"***^ ® p.m. Sunday at Quandt A spokesman for Gleason said ttk faH k the famed “musical ride” of the Royal capital’s oldaat node abow. the of the Windmill as hooia.” North dealer with tha classes of tho South 1 vrith aU members asked to First poUc* accounts said greetiiB to Russel Downing. last day eC a alx-day aAedula,. t 754 ment he would caU a meeting of union 643-2478 fu»»dtaii Mounted Police, known in song and story as She aaid abe hopes to keep Both cldea vulnorabto ^ Mrs. David Simmons is in ZBA Hearing Monday Coventry OooperaUve Nursery eaident of New Tork’e Radio Windmill Theater. some of the girls in bueinete, A achadnle o f this evaninga Opening lead—<3u*on of Club* and Kii^ergarten at Kingsbury 1 supper. AU W M ffi officials this morning to make.] both women had tumbled from ahargs at, the anumwators for The zoning board of appeal and Kindergarten at Kin; t b t MooBtiea. ♦ ty Music Hall, biggest movie Its perfect record of perform­ perhaps as a touring troupa of events waa listed In The Her­ Th* South card* of today'* tha school system. Shis and Mrs. House for the coming wee; week and eighth graders are invited. preparations to get the men the 800-year-old cathedral, but The chaps “who always get Kennebunkport Playhouae as Shouse In the world. Uggum, sheance during the blits earned tt ald yeaterday. An the preaenta- hand wero held by a gent who will have, a public hearing at 8 The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship hack on the Job to the Port of assistant director and prop dancers. MUton JZurmuhlen, Mrs. Leo T. p.m. Monday at the town of­ will Include Mrs. Thomas questioning qf passers-by dis­ thslr man” appeared last week explained in the presence of the proud motto “ we never "I hop* to find everyone tiona are free. often leanod to his left to stub for all high and technical school New York. worker. The Playhouse, a pack­ Leary, Mrs. Robert Kingsbury fice building on R t 3L to hear Small, Mra. Royden F.' Smith closed that one had struck the at ■astom States Exposition studio head Robert Weltman, cloeed.” But Sheila Van Damm, Job, then I'U lo<* for one my­ Tomorrow, the festival win out a cigarette, at th* eams and Mra. Theodora Hletala will Jr., Mra. Warren Smyle, Mra students wUI be held at 7 p.m. In some other ports, Monday BROGUE COUNTRY COAT ID and are eurrently engaged at age company, presented eight waa the tdrm the workers used managing director of the 83- get under way at 3 pjn. with time accidentally noticing cards one request for a variance to srf Quandt HaU. was considered the most likely other to the fall. plays with touring conq>anies self,” she said. s tr a ig h t fac* wAsn South Mared aUl at avery homo in town, zoning regulstipna Mark Spink, Mra. Alton Tay­ the big,wide wale oorduroy coat thsd’s the Danbury Ihir. Next week for MOM behind the bosses' year-old theater, told newsmen Miss Van Damm refused to performances by th* Jamaican in th* hands of his left-hand op­ Grange Meeting time for resumption of work. In The woman who fell had been that season. reproachfuUy at Mm. ‘T D nev- MacKenzie said. Theodore Paquln of Shore Dr. lor and Mrs. Roland Stoodley. they're hooked in RaMgh. N. C. backs that because of falling attend- say bow much she had been steel Band, the CoonecUent Ea- ponent. If that didn’t help, he ar trust you again,” louth Riach of the enumerators will In charge of the cleaning the The meeting of Bast Central still other porta, union officials with a group of tourists visiting •parked with suede leather ahouldeiz. While the formal preoenU- Trai-el Show Downing was charmed with ^ o e s she has been forced to thonlan Folk Dance Group, and would reach to hie right to light in Waterfront Park wishes tq Pomona Grange will be as said work might resume today the 225-foot towers. The tourists The second annual Interna­ paid f o r . the theater by the £ninibl6d. • aarry identification cards sign- classrooma Oct. 10 will be Mra. Suede dresses up the Mon. culminating in k wild Miss Reynolds, as well he might • grm which will make the RIP Snorters square danc­ a now cigaretto and ooe what he add a canopy-type shed roof guests Of Columbia Grange to­ or tonight. were examining one of the big tional Travel. Vacation and Compton grotqt, Britiah film Daily <>ueit ot Schools Wil­ Raymond Fitts, Mrs- W alter eharge from one wid of their be. He had come to California to jj,, windmill a movie bouse ers at the dance court in th* could accidentally find ha that wMh dto- over the entrance to his ga­ morrow at Yeoman’s HaU In The longer the resumption at bells when the woman slipped corduroy, and It toole Winter Sports Show is sched­ producers. •*' son L. Tilley. rage, since this building ia too Elwell, and Mrs. George Fla- porfoimbig area to the other, is mark the achievement of "The She took over the theater, a Phoenix Mutual building on the direction. mood. a n d the next p in jw p M - that town. The fifth degree wlU work is delayed, the greater the from the group and apparently uled Nov. 5-6 at the Better "Wa began to lose business The census must be com- small to admit the full car. veU. Le great, too. Pile ilnhig tops, the off-etage time of the Unsinkable Molly Brown, family business, when her fa­ South Plaza. es. Too b o l d i Spades, 4; Hearts, Sunday Services be conferred with Raymond backlog of cargo will be. And went over a stone railing. Living Center on the grounds almost bnmediately after the Other events tomorrow—all The*West cards were held hy leted by Nov. 1 under state The present building is locat­ of 100% Orion* acrylic, with a colorful 40 or ao Canarttaiw waa Just aa which Just closed at the Music strip ctuha opened in London in ther died four years ago. irfayer who knew all about K-J-16-6; DIamaads. 1S4-S; iw. Sunday Masses at St. Mary’s Pender of Coventry Grange, the men may get premium A passer-by said he heard a of the Eastern States Ebcposi- Hall. In 10 weeks tt grossed $3.- final performances—inchide: g ed at the rear of Paquin’s prop­ overtime pay to chunks that will good. tion in West Springfield. 1956,” Miss Van Damm told a Along with its lineup of girls, South’s endearing little habits. OInbs, A-9-4-4-8. An parents having children Church will be at 7:30 a.m., 9:30 newly installed master of Po­ noise and turned to find that the wool skirt Heavy duty zip and button •The Holcomb family, three- q$U.D67 for the highest theater “Cinderella.” a chOdren’s erty three feet from the side more than make up for wages woman had landed not far from This year there will be stress news conference. the Windmill turned out revue Equally important. West could What do you sayf ^ ^ ^ and who have not been con­ boundary line and is at least 30 a.m., and 10:30 a.m. and at St mona In charge. Other Coventry fourths of It S t least, chatted "U ie in movie history for that ■tars. Peter Sellers got his start play by the Hartford Com­ Joseph’s Mission Church at 8:30 Grange members who are Po- they have lost. a tourist bus. front, four big pooketA on vacations from snow to sun, "The girls in the clubs can munity players at the outdoor take care of himself. Answer: Bid on* bsait. The tacted by one of the mentioned feet away from the dwelling on erith aeveral of the Mountiea be­ and in addition to participation period. move. As s theater our nudes there. South ruffed the second club women are requested by Supt a.m. mona officers are William A. Sign-carrying pickets began 'The women were taken to a *nmHitnag.m The Reynolds vehicle broke stage on the North Plaza at olube are longer, but your hand the adjacent property. This was disappearing from the water­ fore and after one of their per- by seveiml resorts areas, num­ were bound by law to stand Mias Van Damm — she says and led a trump, Intendtng to Is not strong onough for a re­ Tilley to call the high school A chUdren’s Mass at 10:30 Mlllbr, steward; Mra. Gertrude nearby hospital where they formancee last week. Each of the record held by “ That Touch 3 p.m. built W ore zoning became af­ front as wprd of the court order erous foKign governments, air­ ■tlU.'' ‘T m less than 44" — told news­ plzy the ace and then overtake sponse at the levM e< two. All office aa soon as possible after a.m. will start Sunday in the A. Haven, treasurer, and Mrs. were pronounced dead the several young men we met of Mink" and became the first men she is particularly sorry “Peter and the Wolf,” a chil- fective, Board Cjhalrman Grant got around. Miss McConnell went on her lines. steamship companies and Aakad why ah* didn't chsng* dren'a dance by the Hartford dummy'! Jack with the queen you can do is show tha Ugher- tho Nov. 1 date. E. Toothakw Sr. reportz. Oiurch HaU downstairs in St. Corinne Pender, Pmnona. was polite, personable and in­ Muric Hall attraction to pass for the disappointment the clos­ Judge Bryan’s order re' European vacation Sept. 22, and rail and bus firms will have ex- into a club. Miss Vsh Damm Conservatory at th* outdoor to make eure of conttnuing ranklng suit Cfiaaa Election Resnlto Teacher Meettng Set Mary’s Church. GOP Headquarters formative. the $3 million mark. ing 4 ^ cause her regulars trumps until the king was straining the strike ia good for after a brief visit to Ireland was hibiU. No man I* more' courted by said: "I naver wanted that. We stage at 8 p.m. Senior class elections at Cov­ The monthly staff meetings ..r World Wide Communion Sun' The Republican Town Com­ Whether answering questions One witire section in the had a tradition. I hava nothing {business types with bowler hats forced out. South could easily 10 days. Bryan scheduled a due back on her Job at the Phil­ the film Industry than Downing. "Spreadii^ the News,” a For Bheinwold’s 86-page hpok- entry High School have been at the three local public schools day Will be observed Sunday mittee will have Election Day about their group or helping a building will be dbvoted to the ■gainst strip clubs — but I and briefcases, get hack to draw the reel of oompletod. Mark Tilton was during (he II a.m. service at hearing (or next Thursday on adelphia General Hospital next A date at the Music Hall not comedy presented at tha out­ let, "A P ock et Guide - To will be held Monday with the Headquarters in the Helms the government’s request for a HtUe boy pet the horses, the first public display o f 1965 au­ wouldn't want to do I t " I "I ahaU mlas them," aald the trumps, after which dum­ Bridge," send 80 cents to Bridge named president; Francis Beau- the Second Congregational Thursday. llonnties were tops. We saw only means big money (or a door atage at 4:80 pjn. two elementary schools closing building on Main St. in the prellmtoary Injunction ordering She Joined the hospital staff tos, foreign and domestic, plus Miss Van Damm said she had Mias Van Damm. "Rigoletto,” a young people'* my’s diamonds would be safe. Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, det, vice president; Lorraine Church. The Rev. James H. and listoied to several other the latest in camping equip­ morie's gross: it also carries early. The Robertson School space formerly occupied by the an 80-day cooling-off period on Sept. 14 as an Isotope 'techni­ prestige which impresses thea­ puppet opera by the Connecti­ AeeldeBtal GUm pee Box 8818, Grand Cantral Sta­ Helma, secretary, and Devora «riU close at 1 p.m.; Coventry Ameling, pastor, will use ‘The local Public Health Association, similar happenings during our ment—from tents to csmpera. Cole, treasurer. Universal Table” a8 his sermon under the Taft-Hartley Act. The cian to the physics department. ter men throughout the country. cut O ^ ra Guild at the Hart­ As West began to puty a low tion, New York IT, N.T. Grammar School at 1:30 p.m., tor the Firat District. 80 days presumably would in­ brief stay at theic. midway en- BVSHNEIJL OPENING spado on tho first round of OopyrigM 1884 In the Junior clsiss David ^pie. There wUl be a child care A spokesman said she went on aampmcnt. Although it's unofficial, the Downing, iriio has been with ford Stage Company theater at and Coventry High at the regu In the Secp, party peril to the national health and Incidentally, equestrian train­ seeing them." of the Wadsworth Athaneum at partment of Education will con­ safety." Strike Vote Tomorrow night the Raduga He sifU through all the major WASHINGTON (AP) — Dini- ladies group: "Railroading spades, changing his plan in the tions regarding their children, be a congregational meeting to j candidate for congressmen fr<^ ing is part of the “boot camp” Danosra, a ballet troupe which harder on the wivee than the 7 pjn. duct the two-hour workshop The peril involved many films in search of likely attrac- trosopentamethylenetetramlne 'A pope concert by the Hart­ twinkling of an eye. “I WANT MY appointments can lie made dur- on "Elementary School Li' discuss the proposal to have the the Second District, wUl be WATERBURY (AP)—Union j routine for all Mountie rookies. includes artists o f the Bolshoi, husbands." R was an expenaive finesse. LOVER KILLED” 1 ^ •the day and Monday eve­ speaker. Mra. Lewis is also things vital to the nation’s econ­ tiona. ford Symidiony Orchestra di­ brary.” horse-heads from the side of omy, including the tieup of food employes of the Anaconda Another interesting sidelight Moisev and other Soviet com­ Downing admitted that he was got into the news Thursday, but Dummy’s ace of spades failed nings by calling the high school, serving as first vice president Brass Company began voting was provided by one of the men rected by Kenneth Schermer- Ingrid Bergmsa The Saddle Soapera 4-H Club the church placed to Sturbridge and other perishable necessi­ panies. takes the stage. The having more and more trouble don’t aak us to pronounce it for CHANGER SIDE8 to drop the king. South had to Anthony Qtdnn office. Village to Massachusetts. of the Connecticut Republican today on whether to strike the who said, ‘These horses really DENVER, Colo. (AP) — As a horn at tha outdoor stags at will meet from 7:30 p.m. to 9 ties. * program <^era a wide aampling finding proper vehicles for the you. Even the Treasury doesn’t get back with the ace of hearts The Junior class at the high Sunday Jtmlor Pilgrim Fel­ Wonfon’s Club and is State firm. go for the women and children. of many Russian dances. Music 3S-year-old New Yorker, Jan 8:15 p.m. p.m. O ct 9 at one of the mem­ President Johnson invoked the Music Hall’s famUy audiences know how to. to continue trumps. West took "THE VISIT’ school is now conducting its lowship will be at 5:30 p.m. a^d Central Commltteewoman from The 1,600 members of Local | We are with them so much and win be provided by typical In- Meserell volunteered to work Performancas by tbs Yugo­ bers' home. Joseph L. Shana­ Taft-Hartley Act late Wednes­ Reason: Hollywood’s continuing Dnpt, for short, it’s s chemi­ the king of spades and led a annual magazine subscription Senior Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 the 35th District. 1078, UAW-CIO cast ballots at have to discipline them so much strumenta, including the Bala­ (or the Draft Eisenhower Com­ slav Dancers and a modern Stephen Boyd han Jr. and Mra. Herbert M. day. a few hours before the obsession with sex. cal u s ^ in making foam rubber dance presentation called “(Jf heart, and East’s two heart drive with proceeds for its next Ck>uch are the club leaders. p.m. to the Church Community four locations to Waterbury. they are happy to see something laika and bayan. "The worst problem is finding and foam plastic. It’s in the mittee in Washington, before tricks defeated the contract. t h e THIRD SECRET” year’s class expenses. strike deadline. He dispatched a Union*officials declined last other than men!” the 1963 political convention. 'Hartford” by the Hartford Con­ Meetings are scheduled the sec­ House. Manchester Evening Herald three-man board of inquiry to Future productions include a picture for Christmas and news because the Treasury West had trouble keeping a Children under 12 fr* * Anthony E. Celuzza Jr. of the night to pinpoint the cause of | Named Costumer Johann Strauss' “WMnar Bhit, As a lifelong Republican, Misa servatory of Music at thf Dance ond Friday of the month at 7:30 The Prince of Peace Lutheran Coventry correspondent, F. New York. The chairman of the Easter,” he sighed. “ ’Thst's announced an Investigation to GIANT (R fr PLAYGROUND high school business depart­ Church, Missouri Sjmod, will any dissatisfactions in com­ Miss Joyce Andrulot, >07 j British satiricsl hit “Beyond when we have religiou.- pa Meserell accomptmied the gen­ Court in the Phoenix Mutual p.m. at the home of a member. Pauline Little, telephone 743- board, mediator Herbert determine if supplies of the stuff building, beginning at 8:15 pjn. ment staff is again serving as Safety Program have ita second minister since pany proposals in a new con­ Cooper HiU St. has been named i Fringe," Jama pianists geants on the atage, and th* from Japan are being sold in eral on his campaign for the 6231. Schmertz, reported to Johnson ’•PurUe Victorious," a com­ director o f public relations for A safety program dealing its organization to November, tract. costumer for the Hartford George Misaring phis the folk pictures must be acceptable to the United States at an unfairly presidency as a secretary to Thursday. The President ther­ They did say, however, that | Stage Company's 1964-69 aea- edy-drama of the South at the that school. with young people will be spon­ 1962, preach his first sermon . group, the Serendipity Singers, the whole family. Fortunately low rpice. James Hagerty, Eiaenhower’a Assembly programs fire now eupon set t(:e injunction ma­ "no progress" had been made ■on, according to a recent an­ Ireland on Parade, Paris Opera for this Christmas we have Hartford Stage Cwnpany thea­ sored by the auxiliary to at the 10:16 a.m. service Sun- A p f i s H p r i t R n i l f f S chinery to motion. Asked to pronoimcc the word prea* being conducted at the high Green - Chobot - Richardson at to the contract negotiations nouncement by Jacques Car- producUon of "The Pearl Fish­ ’Father Goose.' which is a a Treasury official said: "YouI ** Mrs.Davld Simmons now, ter at 8:30 pjn. day. The Rev. Wilhelm H. 'WU-j A negotiations deadlock over that started Sept. 3. The pre­ Among the exhibitions includ-, school. Angelo Gesmtmdo, direc­ 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16 at the Amer­ kins is the new minister. Church ers" and "Pomp and Cere­ warm comedy with Cary Grant, win I give up " become a Democratic tor of instrumental music In the Driver’s Arrest threatened loss of Jobs through sent contract expires Oct. 16. | Leslie Caron and a bunch o( ’ * 1_____ precinct committee woman. ed in PLAZA 7 are displays: ican Legion home on Wall St. School is at 9 ajn. automation to the loading and mony." by the Irish Brigade. local public school system, has Miss Margaret E. Jacobson, CARL HAYDEN 87 "The more I read, the more I from the Children's Museum in The Walther League of the unloading of cargo was a major The younger set has not been, kids. eoiplatoed to Grades 7> 8 and 9, state policeman of the Staf­ AIR OONlH’nONINO IN 1901 At the MGM luncheon Down­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. realized „ that I was a Demo- the shops on the North Plaza, | church will make a paper col­ Felix J. Zatkowskl, 63, of 221 factor leadtog to the strike. The LURAY, Va .(AP) — T. C. forgotten e ^ r as Etogla^'s what musical opportunities ford Springs Troop, will be new recording sensations, The ing told Debbie that in 1960 he Carl Hayden, D-Ariz., who has crat, Mra. Simmons said and the high schools of Greater lection tomorrow. Anyone hav N. Mato St., yesterday after employers seek to reduce the 20- Northcott was ahead of his I Hartford Art Show in the main each Interested student could speaker. tog paper to be picked up is noon was summoned to appear Animals, complete with cage, had asked for her to appear in a represented Arizona in Congress Thursday, pariiclpate In. man work gangs by at least time. Back to 1901, he lived to stage show with "The Daughter since it became a state in 1913, ■ lobby of th* TravNera Insur­ AU local young people and ^ e d to contact either Owen to Manchester’s (Circuit Court three. They contend modern we imderstand, are booked for Accompanying Gesmundo, their grpups are urged to at­ a completely air - conditioned I two performancce (5:S0 and of Rosy O’Grady,” her first celebrates his 87th birthday ance Co. S. Trask on Ripley Hill Rd. or 12 on Oct. 19 to answer to cargo handling methods Justify home. The heating and venti­ John Wallace from a musfctl tend the meeting by the Le­ Ctoarles Raisch on River Rd. charges of failure to carry a 8:30) Oct. 11. film. But Warner Brothers aald today. Town Vehicles instrument concern discussed the cut. ' ' lating engineer built his kome | the had left the studio for MG>f- Hayden, who served first in NO INSTANT BEAUTY gion’s auxlliarj- officials. Stltchera______Elect registration and operation of a A presidential mediation pan­ and demonstrated such instru­ The unit made its annual on a hill above 'Virginia’s fa­ "Y es." she recalled with rel­ the House before being elected BAY HEAD. N.J. (AP)—The Pamela Kngpp la president of motor vehicle without a license, el has been seeking to bring mous Luray Caverns. He sunk I SIms 26 -4 6 ish.” “ I was supposed to get a Face Inspection Borough Oouncil agrees with ments. Several University of hospital visit to the Newington the Busy Stitchers 4-H Club and The charges stemmed frem to the Senate in 1926, ia the Sen­ Hartford members assisted with about a settlement. The employ­ a shaft into one of the cavern | Wallace Predicts 310 raise to 376 a week. J. L. Nicholas Bella, owner of the ■Veteran’s Home with 212 pa­ C^tbia Roy is vice president police investigation of a minor ate's oldest member and ita demonstration. Each Inter- ers agreed early Wednsday to chambers and installed a . 42- Warner decided I wasn’t worth Theodore L. Fairbanks, the Bay Head Beauty Shop, that It the tients visited by the unit repre­ Other officers are Anita car-pickup truck collision yes- Lodon only president pro tempore. In that eated student was given a letter most of the mediators^ re'com Inch fan to suck the cool under­ i t ” takes time to be beautiful. sentatives, Mrs. Alva Roys and Whlte, secretary: <3heryl Knap/p, terday at 8 o’clock on Burnham LBJ Landslide post, he stands second in line of assistant director of ths town with information concerning the mendattons, but union nsgotia- ground air into every room qft succession to the presidency, Bella told the CouncU that lira. Janet Bryzowski., treasurer and Barbara Worden, some 600 feet wrat of Buck- safety conunittee, has set Oct. program ag^ the rental proce­ st., tors balked. his bouse. U $35.00 behind House Speaker John W. one hour is not long eiMUgfa for Next Weeks Mentis reporter. Mrs. Jean P. Roy Is land St. No one was injured in HAR’TFORD (AP)—A land­ dure Involved. Hot lunch menus for the McCormack, D-Mass. IS, 14 and IS the days for in­ a woman to get in and out of leader and' Mrs. Ronald Knapp, the accident, slide victory for President Danbury Buses a beauty parlor. ’’ Oouncllman 4-H Clnb Starts three local public schools fol­ spection of sU town-owned vehi­ TRY OUR SPECIAL assistant leader. Police said that Zatkowskl, Johnson on Nov. 3 may be in BOVINE FASHIONS cles, with Oct. 19 the day for William E. Robertson promised The first numismatic, or coin, low: Monday, breaded pork Begin Running 4-H club believed to be formed chop with brown gravy at the Meeting are every other Tues-1 driving west on Burnham St, the making, accodring to Mike COPENHAGEN, Denmark reinspection of all rejected ve­ steps would be taken to amend ITALIAN DINNERS In the state is being undertaken high school and pork patty day after school at the Roy veered to hla right and struck Wallace. Columbia Broadcast­ (AP) — A new bovine fashion hicles. the ordinance which permits home. The girls are working on the left front side of a pickup by Mrs. William Kelleher of with gravy at the two elemen­ ing system newscaster. InTifne for Fair was launced today at a Danish He has urged all department only one-hour parking. skirts with a zipper. I truck, operated by John Sanaa, North River Rd. tary schools, mashed potato, REMINDER Wallace said last night at a agricultural show — bras for heads to make sure that their SERVED NIGHTLY AT Men’s dub Breakfast 34, of 80 Burnham St Zatkbw- DANBURY (A P )—Bus serv­ cows. vehicles be put in shape before The projects of such a club spinach, bread and butter and political forum sponsored by pink applesauce; Tuesday, The first Congregational ski reportedly told police that ice was back in Danbury today The technical term la udder the inspection, thus saving the will cover the care, grading, The Travelers j-thn’s Club that Johnnie Marzettl’s, chef salad, Caiurch Men's Club will have a an oncoming car had forced kirn MANCHESTER TOWN EMPLOYES JOYCE ANDRl^LOT he recently polled CBS cor­ in time for. the opening of the protector. The garment protects necessity of reappearing "be­ CAVEY’S values .and history of American and foreign^ coins, money man­ buttered bisquits and citrus breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Sunday to pull to tha right. Thft Zat- I Available In Burgundy, Royal, Black, Loden and Ivory. respondents in various sections. Danbury' Fair. the cows against injuries and cause of needless rejection.” to the vestry. IJoyd Duff, track kowski car and the pickup agement and credit buying. fruit cup; Wednesday, beef . Union Local 991 tisr, the eonqiany’s executivs TTie results seemed to show Actually, it resumed at 5:35 Inflammation. He listed brakes, equipment, coach at the University of CJon- truck, owned by the Hartman Smfdl, Medium, Large and Extra Large. Other hobbies, as well, will be stew on quartered-potatoes, direetor. 39 "sure” state* for the presi­ yesterday afternoon, as the first lights and Urea as the moat necUcut will be qpeaker. All Tobacco Co., eact) had moderate ICsa Andrulot, a gradual* of PROVES HER POINT Included such as decorative bread and butter and rainbow $19.95 dent, Utree for Sen. Barry o f a fleet of five buses, owned likely areas for rejection. fruit cake; 'nrarsday, hambur­ men are Invited. damage but were both operable, W ill Hold IU Supper<^^-Oct. 3 Camagte Institute of Technol­ Goldwater and 18 In doubt, he by the Chieppo Bus Co. of New PORTLAND. Ore. ( (AP) — A Fairbanks has evoled a sched- metal work. ogy, majored in scenic and coa- The Beatles In ____ All local Interested boys and ger on roll with ketchpp, jjp- Sunday Church School will be' police said ■aid. Haven, moved in to handle rush high-ranking ladies’ ^official injule of Inspections from 8 a.m. “A HARO DA'Y'S NIGHT* tnme derign in the Drama De­ Putting It another way, CBS hour passengers. railroading took a 800-mlle trip to 4 p.m. on the three days, to i ------At The Villa Louisa At 7 P,M, partment While studying, she 6:30-9:85 D A V O S R E V E R SIB L E IR quHtod. gives Johnson 303 electoral Extra buses will be added to­ this week from Portland to Kla- insure that all 114 of the town’s plus: “FOR THOSE WHO UDIBBIDBBB designed costume shows. ■ set votea Goldwater 37 and makes day. aald Mavor J. Thayer Bow- math Falls — by bus. vehicles go. through the line. inifjaiBmaiWOBIIIIBIIBIBIHIIWMnaflBIHBnMM mBiuBHanniainiHi •now-thedding 100% DuPont nylon, ■bow and did a bit o f acting, THINK YOUNG” nt 8:00 no prediction about 308. man, to carry passengers to and, Hazel Hand, ^ head ^ ^of the ladies which will be set up at the po­ too. with Jimmy Darren fabric by Travis. Reverses to smooth Other apeakfrs at the forum from the Fair, the eity’a m ajor, auxUlary to the Order of RaU- lice station. Lakeside Grill OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! la 1983 Nm waa at the included Hairy Reasoner of event of the year Conductors and Brakemen, contrasting nylon. CSS. Sen. 'Hiomas J. Dodd, The Fair brings peak de- \ was unable to ride the morning LAKE STREET—COVENTRY MONDAY thru SATURDAY FROM 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.- Completely washable, D-Conn.. and Dodd’s Republi­ mands for bus service, the M ay-, train because its run had been '■* thie light-weight can opponent in his campaign or said. discontinued (or the winter. Tonight—8 Blnjor Rite . . . THURSDAY FROM 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.. . . a t HuL fiaJikadiL. . . for re-election, John Lodge. Danbury’s transportation cri- i The situation lent wedlbffity (Menu For Weekend) parka has a lining eollar and hidden Lodge urged hU listeners to sis ended yesterday with the i ^ • statement M™- Hand had “SHOT IN THE DARK” Shown At 9:15 Here's A Smart Idea On How hood. Any w w you look at K -greatt look at the two parties care­ mayor’s aimouncement that the • RAKED TROUT GREEN STAMPS with fully and recognize the differ­ New Haven firm had agreed to ences of philosophy that exist a long-term contract to opetote • RAKED STUFFED PANAMA SHRIMP EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! within each. To Handle Unexpected Overnight Guests! B A R R lC !N t buses in the city. m SCKEN COMMITS THE PEIFECTCOMEOYl A He charged the Democrats The State Public Utilities STATE • BROILED LIVE LOBSTER with being "a majority party Commission gave the firm per- in name only Their M it i» A jg A K E EDMOUIDS • ROAST BEEF ChilirM’t Will deep to permit a workable com -; promise except in such mat­ Danbury was threatened with • LARGE PORTERHOUSE STEAK STUDIO COUCHES ters aa pork-barrel handouts." Q i e F ^ S a L E AND the loss of bus transportation Without substantial Repub­ Tuesday when the three related SELLERS SOMMER BIANY OTHER DEUCIOU8 DINNERS **The Couch With A Duo^Purpoae** lican cooperation, he eakl. manv companies operating in the city , AND SANDWICHES vital pieces of legi.slation would : a SHOT t h e ’’ Tam AiHirtaticAS have died short of enactment *“ *****"*' suspended sert-ice. “ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES” A spokesman said the thr^ $79.95 VALUES! "It was a Republican, minor­ — FOR TOUR DANCING PLEASURE — ity leader D irl^n. and ' not a ! firms were in financial difficul­ NOW ON SALE AT ONLY Dm ocrat, m ajority whip I ties and had lost their insurance — .PMwwrwmniwro coverage. "Danny and the Sunliners" ManMield. w)io was. the true > ”THK b e s t MAN”—Heanr Foadn, Edle Adams RtSistratiM architect of the civil rights I As a stopgap measure, school You Get 700 buses were pressed into service Evsry Friday, SotHidoy and Sunday law.” Lodge said. STARTS SUNDAY Stamps! Dodd emphasised what he but this approach failed because * 0 0 ’ felt were the accomplishments of conflict with state regula­ “ Pd Rather Be Rich” CALL 742-7382 ' TUESDAY o f the Kennedy-Johnson admin­ tions. All service was suspend­ ptas “Thrill Of It AU” Choice of stunning new colors and fabrics. Full / i. istration in areas such as- de­ ed Wednesday afternoon. Condag Wed.: “ Ctoopahra” innersprtog construction, easily opens to a full fense, Education, housing, size bed or separate twin beds. Has covered OCT. f, 19M transportstton and employ­ e x p o r t LEECHES ment. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) j metal back to support the two pillows. * 7i99 TO iifi# PJt.. "We’ve done all this and —Yugpslsvis is an important EXCLUSIVE DRIVE-IN SHOWING lowered taxes twice." he said. exporter ■ of leeches' to 'Italy, LTM ROOMS Among the programs that France and West Germany. rGSTOUlCHlt must be puahed forward In the The .leeches, used alive in RMBURIDN'AVA GARDNER 999.se VALUES! coming yiears. he said, is the olden .times by barbers on cus­ 44A. Bolton dU -M U war on poverty. tomers with high blood pressure, NOW ON SALE AT ONLY “We must give atore for ed- are now a source of Hirodin, eORAH KERR-SUE UlON .. Rm t 39 School St. ucation." he said. "W e must j used against thrombosis snd AM M M ... make old age a time of sereni- ^ other blood troubles, You Get 900 ty, dignity and security. We ‘ BxperU here are planning to d n ew oem . . a«M eWato Em . D c r t - By Steve Cavagnaro N>l Stamps! eard prior must clear up riveia and try out several large "farms' m iiig k t... streams and polluted air and on which leeches could be Don’t lat the kids around tha we must beautify the eoun- raised hygenlcally. At present house hear this, but Dr. Albert Beautifully styled deluxe Studloe In choice at try." they are collected in marshes. Einstein is said to hnv* once newer decorator colors ■with tailored skirt, rest­ flunked A lgebra...From down under comes th* information Your Choleu ful tonersprlng constnictloh. Easily op^ne to that among many Australian a full size bed or separate twin beds. aborigines, no man is allowed •IMil^nHA||Vind Srm Am Hert’i Your Landmark Fthr— I to speak to his mother-in-law „Show Starta at 1 M Of Stylos! 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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1904 ir • ania Curbs Farmers End quality feel DUtrict S Reatrlcted geeaioB Cai^olic Opus Dei ■ \ A three-hour yoter-mak- Livestock To Halt N-Weapons Spread NUNCHESTER Rham Pupils n g Meaion will ba held to­ S morrow morning in the rows at High Rate It’s so easy TeeU’^ge Drinking town clerk'a office In the Boycottmg tglaadbwaid Pick Slate Municipal Building for only those town residente whoee CHICA (3 0 (AP) — Opus Del.^cgtoter tor evening and BatuT' itatoad BM or or boar are threat' voting rights have matured a scbola:^ Itoman OatboUe lay day courses in sciance, act, to shop DBS MOOIBS, Iowa CAP) — MATO F a c t stnee Sept 13. aaaoclation devoted simply to htottny, mathematica, and Eng­ ( A T ) — oood artm atillfor aentaarm Ib ia b a v a to w a tA Of Officers gawnally loosens their tongues, The Natfanol Farmera Oigato- A Applicants at this 8 a.m. making man’* Ufa battar, re­ lish that ara deaigned to aupple- mya Hagarty. la r y b to noon aeaalon must be at ported today It to attracting mant their present echoqi arork. aation arhldi had bssa torivt “ lb INCORPORATED Bxperidneea for Rham high IB PaPefaBte. pottos make tor « days to halt tbs markatp least 31 years of age. must members i t a phenomenal Besides Chicago, cultural idert to«t ctotcka of automobllej srtth RALLON achool studenU in the last week have been residents o f the POCDv centera now are active at Val­ yaaag drisara Saturday nights. kg of Hveatodt In a telve I Organized in the United States ante to I ktba ranged from ehooelng the lead­ etato for at least one year paraiso, Ind., Madison, Wis., “If wa find a case of beer in bigber prices sndsd its hoMIng and of the town for ‘at least in 1M9, the unheralded associa­ A taj V gM Miter 11 sag ers of their classes to the*'Inter­ South Bend, Ind., Boston, Wash­ toe trunk we make an arrest.” action Thursday night T b a ' V Mx months, and, if natu- tion now operatae nearly 30 ington, kUlwaukes and St. atfH ha aite to d cM a bMT at ■ m ys PoHoe CMaf Bogane gtine a c t lv a ' national scene, vrUH a talk on nonsectarian retreats, maeUng fto «riM e Catoa ttentlficatioB But Oren Lee Staley a t R aa, T b a rallxed citizens, must show Louis, saidiFather Pranell. The r 'There’a none of thia atuS about New Zealand, and, to balance proof of their U.8. citizeii- houses and student centers gat a *‘*g***^" at a bar, fent ICo., the N F O preaitent as oontsaenca bagai Vi” SHOP centers slab serve as residence one oC' the parents leaving it that it was oaly a raesm In the the two, an intensive sttidy of shlp. across the country. Its member­ for college etudenta, both for­ bii atoi r ------•— •-- there without the knowledge at the coming national election- ship, only a handful 18 yean controversial farm gn at’s ef­ DoogtoB noma New voters signed up to­ eign and local. a bt^ to Jtol or a aUlf lliia. Ba- the chUd.” B rtta ln ’i In a recent election their olam- ago. to >now estimated in the ' tera. toa waaat poniaiiment fort to gain bargaining power on tb ot b a I PLYWOOD morrow will be eligible to Less than threa per cent of Stine said oSenders betareen it o O e t 1$. E mates chose the following stu­ thousands by association offi­ the Opus Dei members are prices with mmt procaaaors. aatol la a y i panalty far S a f e dents to serve as their officera ' vote In Monday’s town elec­ U and 91 are taken directly to a The boycott, which started tions. cials. priests, he said. The others are local mogtotrate who can mete bettava “any praeOml atepa" on m o^" at tba tenant for 4*x8' for toe coming achool year. "T here's a lot of people who **I thiak Oria law couM atamp Aug. ao, w as the longaat in s fortbar program toaraid oae primarily professional 'men, out puntwimento promptly. serias of such movaa. Elffoctlve GeUDvfioma the Buctoar pact aoa fee takm COOPERATIVE OIL CO. Grade 7 came out for Ctolvin are striving to do things — to skilled craftsmen and educa­ aut aor problam with mtoora in Lancaster Alderman William “oota after toe >atorlran alsc- dtoarmamant Coolidge for preeideitt; Gary Da­ renewal, to nothing more or help others,” Father James Oiraa yaam.” Mga Bm T, maaU- in 3$ ststea on eatUa, hogs and Robert ITancto Rlanrtiarfl. A DWalaa Of Belaa8 OR Oempang teaaa 18RB tors. A . B o P J t . m ys be Judges each aheap, it was marked by violent tton, hot I hops R wfll be qoM ly vis, vice preiddent; Bionnie Bru- less thsh iwnplete disdain for Pranell, Midwest counsellor of Non-Catholics may be affiliat­ 'na, Taaraattf- M ran oparator. ease tndiTidually with first of* It, has raealvad his dlphwna after toaL” RAW AlflNDI - 311 IROAD ST. I fc . M 3 -1 M J nell, secretary; John Bell, treas­ the problems o f Manchester Opus Dei, said in an interview . B a ««""»*«* la tjrytoal a( moat incidenis in the lOdweat Two popnlattnn growth rate to ed In the Opus Dei as coopera- tondaca ftead $39 and the second NFO men ware UUod wban from the Amerieaa Acatemy Tba draft amkm pravtofan tor urer, and Christine Ford, hie- residente.” Thursday. "W e Just give them a tora and are eligible to partici­ *aC Buaa wte taea y«ia( pac^ flffondera tabbed with $90. partIcipattoB of Rad Cbtoa, tbs pected to tacreom to 8A p e r l 8 4 HOPB'BUBNBB BBBVIOB torian. cattle truck backed over them of Funeral Serviem ha Naw cent thia year, Ftaanoe 1 0 a-| chance." pate In all of its actlvUtes. ■ acraai a bar aaA bara to decite 1 make H a point to Inform Torfc a t y . prUns mtnistsr mid, adding: 4 r a d i o d i s f a t c h e d t r u c k s In Grad# $, Bruce Ctompbell Opus Dei, or God's Work, was wtaalhar ba or aba really to of at a loading aUtlon in Wiscob- toter Ifobammed Bhoaib "They’re not second class mem­ each offender that the penalty, “* ' Blanchard completed with “Indmd, yon cannot get inter­ wae named president;. Pat founded 86 years ago in Spain bers,” he said. ' age . - wrlll probably beoe greater “if henv uror ^ ^ honors ths 13-month standard national dtoarmamant arraMS- d ic ta Foley, vice president; Kathy Painter Stranded Tba naw law mpulataa that by Msgr. Jose Maria Escriva de One not unusual priest in the oourm for a State of ConneoU- menta witboot brtagtog to Cm- F rie ^ ch , secretary; Deb Ziren- Balaguer, who still directs the Opus Dei movement to Father ' Btoara — thnaa imter U — who aba la a «» >»"'* nipplieT during the aariy days charge.” mys Hull. of the boycott the major tsnni' cut Uemse. ns.*' bach, treasurer, and Robert On Smokestack association from its Rome head­ Michael Curtin, a Los Angeles “attempt to porchaaa, conauma, Ths son of Mr. and Mra Red Xtotna rejaafad tos BmB- Groves, historian. I ponaam or transport alcohol. Statiatica compiled by Penn­ nal livestock markets reported quarters. native who was graduated from sylvania's Liquor Oontrol Board FTsocto B. Blsnrhsrd of 38 cd nuclear teat bon tre^y Freshmiin class: Chris Downs, SPRAGUE (AP) — “ I ’m not It is officially described by Harvard University in 1887 with , bqoor or malt-bi^ad berer- little effect on rscetpts or aigifad by toe Ihiited RUSTOLEON mow that the law has cut in half prices. Hoffman Rd.. Blanchard w m s president; Linda Bromley, vice climbing anymore,” said painter the Vatican as a secular insti­ a degree in engineering. • ogaa" are aul^ect to fines ba- membw of the school’s as- Britato. and toe Sovlat IMan, president; Maryann Orovee, . I It! Ill $ » and $100 o r 90 daya In diaigas against taprooms for But Staley charged: “Report­ Adelard Oadue, 37, of ’ikftville tute attempting to “ spread the I Joined the Opus Dei pro­ This Fall- ariUng to minors. tiftnai acartamic honor aoeisty and to bM leved p re p a rin g to secretary; Bharon Patterson, Ufe of evangelic perfection Jb Q o r both. ed receipts figures tabutotsd by ‘Stops Ra$r after an accident left him gram at the Trimont House (the Toung people msk« these k b S ig m a A 4 >ha. exploda Its first anclaar devlca. OFFICIAL OPENING treasurer, and Barbara Covell, stranded 120 feet in the air. among all classes of civil sociS' association house in Boston),” *nte puts the punitemant processors and nwrketing inter­ At ths Geneva dtoarmamant g rip e s: ests during the bolding action Ha was traaaunr of his historian. ty, especially'among the intel­ Father Curtin said. “ A lot of us " Aractly on tba Juvenile. Befaca graduating clam and secratary conferance earlier thia year the Sophomore class: Marcia Dar­ Gadue was sitting in a boat­ Opossum ' the now law, tavam-ownara *When we leave school, we have been ridiculous.’’ WE AT FLETCHER GLASS COBIPANY swain’s chair 20 feet from the lectuals.” had decided to live and profit by • expected to assume the df ths student oounciL United aiatee mate pcopoaala win, president; Andrew Kuku- Opus Dei officials said they example and by faith — aiid not w a re dealt the w orst pamtob- "Each holding aetton has Blanchsrd graduated from for a treaty to prevent the WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU AT top of a metal smokestack yes­ . B iw it Som e ianocently at respcnaibUitles of adults." said been much stranger than the cha, vice president; Jessica terday when he heard the rope prefer to desreibe the group as by soapbox preaching.” MaadMstsr High School in apread-of naelear weapons, hot Ford, secretary; Gloria Filault, 19-ym r-old g ir l wrho w as a r above him begin the break. an “ association of faithful.” Lay After graduating, Curtin en­ is on TOP '* a ■ d a r-oga patrons who last.” be said. ‘'Many more 1 8 8 8 . and was a fullback on ttte Bovlst UMaa in reply f treasurer, and April Holalngton, produced ndta or forged idanUfi- Joined tte NFO. COMPLETE "That’s one good thing about members, most of them from rolled at the Pontifical Lateran ^ she was s ^ stopping or tumhig ths football taam. mended that the Untied Statm historian. nearby communities, wear civil­ * MtlOB cards. After six montba military and Ito aUiea cancel plana for 54 McKEE STREET rope,” he said. “ When it starts Univeraity hi Rome, where he “Wa aak far earda,” aaU ■ ™ *” ’ ^ ^ back. The battle to on and the Junior class: Charles Malecky, going, you can hear it and see ian clothes and rarely live In the earned a doctorate in theology in the training Blanchard will aarva a the propoaad NATO multllatoial DOOR president; Tony Martucci, vice retreats or residences. . D. KoAal of Lancaat' Tf we are to asmtne toe temporary halt In this aetton two-year apprenticeteip at nuclear $oree. it going.” in 1961. or, “oomattmaa soraral a t tbam, rssponttMlttles of sdulto w h y i,^ build strong SATURDAY. OCTOIBl 3 prudent; Kathy McAdam, sec­ Now with an eatimatod 80,(MO Besides Father Curtin, there local funeral borne. T he U .8. proposals tacloted retary; Ouidy Hodge, treasurer, Oadue had time to get a foot­ and wa also try to jodga the ahouldn’t we have ths privileges i „tip n , for the futuiw until tnternatfanal control of all 10 A.M . TO 5:30 P.M. hold on a supporting wire while members in more than 60 coun­ are eight lay Instructors at the Fashion agaa Bat soma a t thsoa kite are i S ^ e r s start rwtevtog fair WEATHER­ and Judy Gove, historian. tries, Opus Del began ito work Northriew Center. tranafora of ftaalonahie material Senior class: Tom Hovey, he wrapped the etrands of brok­ toa]^ toogh to Judge. Gtria. tetotow yaufh. also unldMiti- j^ces undei- contract” wore cut by devices threwa ea ter peacefiil purpoem and ar- en rope about his wrist and in the United States with “Sometimes people are con­ partiailaily, are apt to fool fled, m id No one would my how much the hif^iwaya. president; Davis Munson, vice amall student boarding house at fused about Opus Del, because *» rangemanta for aoeh bodlea STRIPPING president; Carol D’Onofrio, aec- body. He held on for more than W orld “Tou’re Just unlucky if youget livestock NFO men now will be More numerous were repoeta an hour until another painter the University of CHiicago. they expect to see things hap­ caught, that's aU. Somettmet the Inteniatlonel Atomic Ener­ retary; Hilary Porter, treasurer, Koteol was Oaad $U 0 in 1M 3 sending to market and what the of fann faocea being cut In g y A gency to control the m>- came to his rescue in another Typical of the current expan­ pening,” said Father Curtin. tor aalUng bsor to a minor. R yon go for montos or even years impact on prices win be. The Ibwa some farmers organised and Kathy Whitcomb, htotorian sion, Opus Del has Just complet­ “ But the whole basic concept is eleor activtttoe of toe atomic COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS New Zealand Talk boatswain’s chair. f m im m m s amda him qoit Oie tap- without getting canglit I think organization does not disclose patrols of the roads to look to r Gadue said he didn't conalder ed the three-stmr Northview that a member wlti live his life ' loom bialiiin baeanm at the tbs ppoblem would be solved if Its membezsiiip. fence cuttera. . 10 A.M . to 5:30 P.M. Last Thursday the seventh (^ tural O nter on Chicago's as well as possible.” nTunited States dated that grade atudenU heard an illua- himself in any real dtmger, but tbs age limit was 18 because it Staley cantfaned membara not B u t m any a t the demonatra- he admitted " I ’m glad to be Far North Side. For a nominal "We don't wear labels,” he wooldn’t be a big deal any- the mUIttlateral force would trated talk by William Penno, u \ **Ritey, ba's h i^ in praise at to dump their auppUm. At CU- tiona staged by NFO groope at raprmant a wireadlng of nu­ fee, high schobl students can said. m oa«.” AftBT 2HM P.M. RUSTOLEON IFYE student frmn New Zea down.” This FaU- ? B m MW law which ha aaya has cago Ttanraday catfie and hog buying stations ware orderty, clear wmpons to nations that f “oat down lbs number of mi' The major sigoment in favor prices welb about the aama as tbougta noisy. Law anforcement HOT DOUGHNUTS RAKED land, about his homeland. Pen­ of a lowered drinking age, as don’t hava them bacauaa UJL : aaas """to g la hare trying to before Aug. 30 and wars around officara were caBad eat to kra ' approval would atm be required Bjr ACBTO “Stops Rusf no, who has spent several * b n r Qh»«o««M<» b a rsta g a a ." far as minors are concerned, to $8 a hundredweight under mlnl- ( 0 blockades caused by the months in the United States and Opossum th at 18-year-olds are eligible for for toe firing of the missflee on Oapt David 1C. mums the NFO sought parking of tzucka at buying the ahipa r i g h t o n t h e p r e m is e s is currently staying with the Lanoaatar said the toe d ra ft stations. Stanley Nygren’a of Hebrcm, dto' “It you must register at 18 Staley advtoed members not Douglas-Home gave no detaUa ate It aaalar for oCB- to sen anytbing until the aaarket of the Brittob-Amerlcan draft. 1:S0 to 4:00 Concert Ry WftrehooM Ptwt cussed aspects of New Zealand is on TOP laal with mdaroga and an HaUe to be sent over­ MAN BUOCBOCVTED such as geography, climate, eco­ seas to fight and die for your price has bewi estabUabed on He aeld he believed the next A ndoit Flfo and Drum Corp M O N D AY. OCT. 5— 8 A.M . to 8 P.l the day they {ten to eelL WAURBGAN (AP) —Herhaet move in as eking general nnclear nomic structure, education, gov­ *Vaay oC our naan now ooma country,” one boy asks, "why ANDERSON ernment and the country’s rela can’t you buy a beer in yoUr “Keep protoKtioa away from Bthler, M, unaware that a brush dtoarmamant Is to strive for o f your < oetam inCraetkaia wbila carry' the terminal maiketa where fire he was battling was raumd agreement to halt the spread of tionahip with our country. * tog oat ruutlM dutlm When this c o o n try ?” receipts figures are given an by a fallen high voltage wire, atonte weapons. The problems of American • Iwpiim i wa have tba antbority Pennsylvania poUce answer: Sodft And BbDooim For The Children NARROWLINE Democracy class is studying "Because it to against toe law.” the pdbUcity and wffl be need to brushed against the wire and “If a multSateral force eeme Smart *to amka an arraot with the depress prices," be aald. was electrocuted. State Police into opefatian ft wouM be quite the Impending national elec­ kiiawladga Oiat a prosacotion to I The NFO disclaimed reqxmai- said. The accident occurred yes­ simple to make it conatotent tion. The class will soon hold t Jnatlfiod." ba aaya ORABOW 8K I H O N O R E D • FREE WINDOWS a mock election, in Grades 0 WASHINGTON (AP) —Rep. bility for much of the violence terday near the Dunning Bend with a nondtoseminatton agree­ “Ifa flto beat law and Stone Oo., where Bthier was Ariitray Or Litter Bftc For AH through 12, and then make . paassd,*’ aaya Richard Hagarty. Bernard F. Grabowaki, D-Oonn., that occurred In September in ment,” he sold. He did not elab­ m STOCK known their political favorites. CX)AT has beat honored “in recogni- Minnesota, mtnoia, Iowa, Wis­ employed. Bariier la the after­ orate. •toberm Oooady dapoty aborts, noon, the firm had aet oft To help the students make SURE ib astorta tbs atatnta not only tion of outstanding services for consin, Nefaroaka, Mtoaourl and Aaoihor practical move to- • Sip Emit BPk ftr Prim some sense out of political the cause of fraedom in east- other atotea and blamad outold- maaaiva dynaxnlte charge, Astom yoottaftil llqaor pardias- boulder shot in ttw air from ttM While here, aigo tor PtnonaKnoA Key Chain claims and counterclaims, rep­ • bat R is aquauy aCleetlva to central Europe." The Aaaeinbly era. resentatives of both major po­ ! W saOlBg tbair anppliors. of Captive Buropean Notiana Thera was a steady stream of bh.st knocked down a 3M 00 vott to be pidi^ op later. hi|^ tension wire. The fall litical parties will visit Rham Tba raason is that minora srho presented a commemorative ! acattered reporto from livestock UPS FLORIST AROMATIC and discuss issues and candi- A very beaatiful coat of w a tonrming to rttarlnaa infor- medal and aeraO to the con-1 truckers that dw U wara fired at Into the brush, setting it atoose. NOnSNe TO MIY — JUST STOP AND LOOK AROUND datea with some of the atu- VOTE iaaatieB aboot abaca ibey ob- greaamaB yesterday. ' their vddcles or that their tires State PoUce said. ■rf ear SHOP dents. Yesterday, William S. all wool boucla topped a t. 4 AA. Beliwi 8M 8888 CEDAR Mayer, field director of the with a lavish aabla dyed Connecticut Republican Cam­ e nss, WB DBUVBB e M opossum detachable col­ paign Committee, atarted the lar. The cloeinff ia

EVENIKQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 PAGE SEVEN^ ltA N i:iilffiiy« BVKMING HfiiUkLO. M ANCHfini^ OUNH^ r HEALTH CAKtHES , to a party drew to Mack H sR B iiiM p , u d w tH i .^nt- iP fr A OOOP «fA IbrMfiAM VM' **«!■ Mioato, daugh- s u M L A W i j r »MKr , Be alto aayaW bMto Mie^ QHorw -BFHSMiir iKAMjiEfir O A ia^ _ H « toiTto* pfiMoa to tha audienca iavn fiMr.bali. -- Kennady wbmr si Ctatoen aald fidar to Ms /*> a led kbit dre too. aHhough lUggar T^ptetorea gavo so so ^ T FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS! red eahrat JockaFhat. Mt ■r.'r' . i I Ra»dall,'a i^ ta toan- Ttot CAF) ry er tbs tok r X , Ttoiilaled a qollted hibtptr •d vmiM aplhhr HiBtosa GoW eaheo print on a red back* to liav^heChlBg to eoAlaion wtth bfiy, whs aO covered by ■ deep'layer of doM. use ef thq atoto’e atoalloM geol­ •T)w FrodnMs; iWWM AM R i^bnM at, g*— *. Mack rick*rack' trim, the dqablate barenaaa af the Ctonton said liMbretnry teabi ogy featokye.” . U 22 Burtwids Af s ., g w t j y i vibrating tlie opening of our new store in FARMINGTON ilqr D I* «t ■M gold crepe bloase with rail* on. with duet in a vatotom chamber >tocoB Obuitoa aald m *28-50## ' tb» ~ u ta * > wi ad eanar. r ^et tlwra ia- A big MmHartty. equal to fin mtm*u woOM be vEHmI tndfiSal Mbiir at om Many aatoe were diown. moat* toy Mannad gpacacraft Omtar allowed that fin ntotaitoi “weld­ Meidook. OiogaS, Arlaona and ROUTE 6 (SC04 T SWAMP ROAD) AT INTERSECTION OF ROUTE 177 (PLAINVILLE AVE.) I OMlr (iUl- ly three place wlUi matdilng or adaatlats aftar a dasa study af ed'’ togeCber, m sdi Ukc a tea- ______« ...—...X'- OTMtad by .....idtontnd enwMbuaee. Mra. tha recent Jtangar T phetea. tore ef ctvm^ nsow. FAS* nm eom or t t e ' I m A»- nahart Oowlagr wan audible ai^ Uld 8» ciBliP prenral to a red mohair auit With “We are atill' studying tin ELtnflA. Kan. (AF) — Dean by n t i iuty gaologlat aad ana of a team ef pictures,’’ Ctonton said, “but Schrag, 14, and his cousin. Gale lU kK t W. dunmel-typa jacket and beige exparta studying Ranger’s tnudi of the moon looks volcan- Mot myMcOmnldk hamimgw r«a pi- with matddng red • I r remarkable pictnrea of the Seteag, IS, have dtocovered that )ntot. Oembtoationa of brm moon, said file photos reveal a le in origin. the plcineer life ton’t as exact­ NO.THIP I* TOO MMCSR0U4. He told that heat, brHdi to ing ax‘R appears on ttievlakm. Ltwkini; Bk* a dream walk* and black appeared in every U C K \m SUNGLA$$C^ MAV string of shldd volcanoea wfaicb associated with volcanic acthri- mg, X ia. Bnica Foirier opened type ootlit from sportswear to iLOT OUT RAIMT OBJECTS are readily distinguishable by The two youths huilt e log ceb- r ANP MAKE NCHT PRIVINC their low-angle, cone-ahaped on earth, does not have to be tn ftom Md telepliBne poiss in the akow hi a matching peignoir cocktail dresses. Mrs. Robert present in an environment anck e pasture near bare e ^ tried aad Soam a t rameTHe ptadc chif- Jones wore a smart three-piece HAZAftPOU^. craters. as tin moon’a to produce cra- t a i artUi 4yed to match lace and ctonamon brown suit with black Haaraii is one of two places on '‘roughing it’’ However, they earth arlth ahield volcaaoes, tore. ran into a tow problems hi st- aathi M bl Mis. Fraaeia Gaihar velvet ooller aad knit sleeveleaB tempti^ to live in the meniier : On andioaee bade freaa shell with feint Mack checks. Cbmton aakL Greenland is the "A gas or liquid that came to gown and strai^t black crape other. the surface of the mbon would of their grandtethers: the roof 1 world in an outfit de- Hie last portion of the show leaked, the stove tolled to drew algnaC to r aettre aports, aaddle featured codktail dresses and skirt with back slit to tka knee, For tbto reason, Ctonton said expand and explode aad that to like waistline was accented Geology field tripe to Hawaii by a volcanic erupfion,’ * Clanton properly, dirt ftom the floor in- ta a gkalili alaeka, a aleereleaa formala Wool, a newcomer to said. “There is no beat aaaoctot- vertoMy ended wp in the dinner paBoiar aweater in a color this field, was shown in a fit­ with a bend of emerald aathi. fiM nation’s to astronauts would be made aoon. ed with the exploeion.’’ pot end raia Mew through crack oaBatf tm j, and matching aad- ted black dieatta with large tur­ .After the models bad fiatah- to the walla. Riufaini^ tike quoise flowered print, fashioned ed their stint, little Lynn Gar­ HawaiTa famous Mauna Loa is . TV> demonstrate, Ctonton citod ami il Mt but anxioua tor the deevdeas with a wedding ring ber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. shield volcano, Ctonton said. tests in vacuum chambers H Witt Ooilor SL - - MMohHlit bU aiaitaa, Mra. Jamea Xoriarty Ftoncis Garber, appeared and The moon trainees’ work would where liquids explode when acarf. Mrs. W. Craig Heaton be to study the lava beds of the depreaeurised. 1^ in a quilted nykm wore a dtort gown of flamingo bade the audience goodnight in 1, eompletdy rwrar^le, fiery c n ^ r so they would be The space geologist said be FO t tENT r enite, designed with princeaa K^long challis gown with pink familiar wtth the lava forma­ found evidence of an almoot tiny black aad white Bnm and 'deep back adorned aaitin trim, and matching n ^ t- 19 HM. a on one aide and plain tions In mae the same fiowe .'continuous battering ef the to­ with floating panela extending afep with ruffles around her were found on the moon. ner surface by meteoroids end beauty nylon on the flew bowa on either aide of the ftt^ giving her the lodr af an pnjM tefs. With thia ahe amli Ctonton agrees with Dr. Ger­ micrometeoroids. packline. 18th century English laaa ard P. Khiper of the thdrersity He aeys be interprets the w nooN DRue CO. m atch in g AnMricaa beantF Ooffee and desaert was aarred NOW ON DISPlAlf !«■■*** d d panta and an Ttalian Mm. Ben DelMaatro and Mra. of Arlaona and the National rounding of tbs craters to be an Ml K—M. UMm Philip West were the high apot bdtore the show. Aeronauties and Space Adminla- . erosion bomberdment of eeleett- ReaulaTly 3Jf»88 aaim wit aweater in ao(t blue. r/ym/parabk value 2Jh95 rtvM.'parahle value ^50_ ICn. Charlea ICcKenaie mod- of the diow when they appeared etod a black, lacy knit dreaa in their full-length ibcmaia. Mm. DelMastro wore a gown ‘fS Ckrysbrs amlPcifb I-N arith oaerblouae and atialght ddit aad demure lace trtan on with burgundy brocade top and the laaig aleevea and around the -wdilte bombasine detat, toahicat- Most Modols Ayailabli j aarkitnr Her aon. Chuck ed with burgundy ball trim at looked like a remains a usefulness and productivity. 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, i O' \-i: ... r ’IM * P A Q B - M C f t Eroar MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ FRIDAY,' OCTOBER MAKC9B8TER BVEWNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 -A. 1 . tional axpoadlturas. Howfvsr la Rainbow Girls But one thing should be quite clear, the ptm jreaf the-hoilage haa Treamry Corisidetg CtMhtg JUntri|(8trr provki to be a fin* institution tieithar poBUcal itarty -hi Manchester is Inside Report Seat Officers en Forum and the result shows ih the In- out to fight to the death for the sur^ oreased freshman class this Amount of SUver in Coins lEmmtns IfrraUi vlval of the manager form of govom- Coinmunlentlau for pabUentioos in Uic O j ^ Forum will Stmtamber 1984. The college is (Continued from Page 8) nedy Is the best hope for auth­ Miss Judith Seayey, daughter meat with ita insvltsble cheeks on tha not'be guaraatoed publication if-taey contain more than stm not Oompletely paying for oritative Democratic leadership of Mr. and Mrs. John Seavey, (Continued from Page One) mo. itself due to the small sopho­ His task further will be com­ here. Republicans know It, ed. If It rises very far above opsratioaa o f the ^ollUoal partieo thorn- 800 words. Th* Herald reaervee the right to decline to 77 Oxford St., will be Installed 91.29 It would be profitable to more class of students which is plicated by the lack ot a friend­ That’s one reason why old pro contain silver ^ for more than aelvea ' "sh any matter that may be Ubcloua or whleh 1s la had- resttt o f low 'idmlaslbb its^wortoy advisor of Manches­ melt silver dollara; if the pried . Free exprearion of poUtlcal vlawx ia desired by that Herbert Brownell returned to a year. The boat way to sss to tt that the po- rata back In Septonibar 1968. ly oollabcrator in the 'White ter Assembly, Order of Rain­ goes slgiuflcantly above |lA8, econtributions of this charaoter but letters whiOh are de­ the political wars to manage Here are some aspects of the dimes, quartei# and half-dollars Utieal partlss dsfand.ths aystam, or at famatory or abustv* win be rojacted. However with this year’s In­ House. Mutual friends say re­ the Keating campaign. That’s bow tor Olrts, tomorrow at 8 dilemma: creased frsahman class, M. C. C. would go into tha pot. least desist in thslr plotting against it, lations between the former A t­ one reason why Sen. Jacob Ja- p.m. a t'to e Masonic Temple. An announcement that the g to show great po- would be tor the people of Manchester torney-General and President vlts is campaigning against Semi-public-installation will be sliver content of coins would be r tha first time. Johnson, npver noticeably to make it ^ear that they themselvea K Kennedy as if his own seat were held. Relatives and friends of reduced might cause more Anawere Woodbanas Apartment of public works. This Wan, BOW that K . C. C. la warm, have cooled almost to in danger. the offieers-elefct ere invited. hoarding and collecting of the Road into Park defend IL To the Editor, department has long been a starUng to look like it will be the point of non-communica­ In fact if K-ennedy wins, Miss Patricia Rhodes will be present silver coins. Since the viktolii AArwM In this electhm, tha only respect tor In the face of adversity the target of criticism in town. Our a success end will prosper, we tion. champion vote - getter JavlU installing advisor. Miss Patricia Treasury stands ready to sell Partially Paved h the basic concept of the Charter is to be Democrats have resorted to the belief in the serious need for a find certain politicians trying There has been In-flghting may well judge the Republican Cartwright, InsUlllng marshal; any amount of sliver at the ttls •••••••••••*•••• time old practice of nartie call­ qualified director was strength­ to use the college as a political (usually at low level) between situation here to be so critical Miss Suzanne Cowles, installing monetary price of about $1.29 found with the Republicans; ths atUatto, football to suit their own per­ Approximately 400 feet of th* ing, since when confronted with ened by the sprini; report of the Johnson - Humphrey cam­ that he himself may run for chaplain, and Miss Constance per ounce, there might be a run sheathed in beautifully simple ABC sonal alms. They say that the 1,200-foot long Liberty St. Ext. real Issuas and there is com- highway analyst Myron Weiner. paign and the Kennedy cam­ Governor In 1966 against what Barrett, installing recorder. - on Treasury stocks by sllvsr ram ASjoaTrHD'piiiMabSSo a words about "improving*' the Charter, Sines our charter was writ­ college is coating the taxpayers speculators. in Center Springs Park has bqen __U axoluslTaly antltl*^ lete lack of ability to refuta paign. During Sen. Hubert may be by that time the Ken­ Refreshments Will be servect ileatlw ol mU m w i ^ is In the hands o f the Democrat*. Slem IntalUgentiy, verbal abuse ten, Manchester has grown oon- too much money; well, what do Humphrey’s recent visit, local '^The more drastic action of paved a width of 14 feet, and the they projxiBe to do about the nedy organization. after the ceremonies by mem Stei«dit«d WlIVU tellW M oiorW1 DM otbotwlM orod^ ~ One thing seems certain; a Republi­ becomes the eaislest weapon siderably. Along with such dbhnson - Humphrey men (but 1984 I>ubll8hfrs Newspaper bers of the Rainbow Mothers eliminating silver from coinage remainder will be completed- in iMprr and aloe tba Vwal Mwa oaV within reach. growth have come multitudi­ money that has already been Syndicatn altogether apparently would I barab can victory in the town election Mon­ not Humphrey) were furious Club. time for the ice-skating season, „■WM All r««B«a i^ a ft rapubUcatloa id apaeapaaai dla- The latest of these, a state­ nous problems. W* feel i spent by the town on the col­ when a Joint press conference leave A. plentiful supply of the piinaTT b a r^ aia alao raawTid. day will mean we concentrate on im­ ment by Democratic Director planning department under i lege, Just say, "Oh weU, we featuring Humphrey and Ken­ WRESTLER KILLED metal since the, pilnt is the according to Horace P. Mur- shouldn’t have started the ool COMPROMISE HAIRCUT proving the system we adopted in 1947 Richard Woodhouse regarding trained planning. director is es­ nedy was scheduled. Humphrey OTTAWA, ni. (AP) — A De­ world’s b in est consumer, but it phey, superintendent of the ^ark Tha BaiAM Pruttiiic lege in to* first place.” A t 984,- troit wrestler was killed today ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — A <- ■» nnaariai ra-.------•««»»?! instead of junking it; a Democratic vic­ Mr. Herdic, Superintendent of sential to the town at Its pres­ ended by giving a solo perform­ might drop the price to a point department. • arrora appaarliif la 000 that is a pretty expensive when his car went off the road toaggy-haired youth, in jail for Recreation is evidence of this ent stage, of development. ance. where silver producers would be The new road, which connects olbar raadtns aaattar la " tory will be taken, by the Democratic type of attack with the Demo­ Therefore, we unreservedly ap­ "Oh well." Aa for making and flipped over on Interstate 80 a traffic violation, declared he discouraged. Liberty St. with Lodge Dr., has BaraML generalship, as license for the introduc­ M. C. C. a branch, I think if Nor are Kennedy- and the north of Ottawa. would rather remain there them craticcratlc leadership and its sup­ prove the p rop oi^ chapter on President brought closer by Dimes, quarters and half- been paved at Us steepest grade porters trying desparately to planning and zoning which will remember accurately that He was Arthur L. Bauchene, get a crew-cut. tion of ditoct political controls to every their common cause in New Magistrate Margaret Young dollars made of base metal — of incline, and the rest has been shift the blame to the Republi­ was at first proposed, but was 35, who wrestled under the treated with tar and will be as­ phase o f the town government appear on the voting mstchines York. Top Kennedy aides doubt offered to put him pn parole if nickel, copper or lead, or in­ cans by heaping abuse upon as question No. 9. rejected by another college. name of Larry Cheney. stance — would not work in phalted. ^AUDITBraBAO OF CIRCDUlr It would be difficult to imagine a abuse. And, what does the town sug- that Republican defectors who Police reported they found a he had a crew-cut, but the 19- Questions Nos. 6, 8, 10, 12 are year-old refused. A compromise most vending machines, and a Liberty St. Ext. will be 14 feet town election in which the town's whola g e e ^ lt will do with the stu­ vote.for Mr. Johnson will vote speeding ticket in his car charg­ 98-biUion-a-year industry might wide Its whole length, except I ask Woodhouse, Mr. Btamler for the purpose of simplifying, dents who have invested tone, for a single other Democratic ing him with traveling 92 m.p.h. was reached whereby the youth future is more at stake. Not merely for and Mayor - Mahoney to recall suffer a serious setback. for a 20-foot-wlde section where clarifying, and bringing our effort, fend their money, into candidate. TTius, Kennedy on a highway near Atkinson, lU. agreed to get a standard hair­ 1 PblB. the mesa and mismanagement which the Republican attempts to ascer­ charter up to date, and idso cut, rather than wear his hair If no action is taken, the price it Joins Liberty St. This wider this college. Is this what toe spends little time reaching for It had been issued only five area will be used as a parking __ ...... w.—, ^ X Pil Democrats have managed to work into tain what was going on last win­ have our approval. youth of Manchester can hours before his body was disco- long, and Magistrate Young put of silver would Jump as soon as FVir Xburaday — 1 p .t ter when the letter requeeting an toe LBJ coattails. the Treasury supply Is exhaust­ sits. i t e n iO a j - X P.BI. the syatem in the itast two years, but Passage of question No. 11 pact from the town—to put Despite these problems, Ken- vered. him on parole. S\ar fls to iu s y ~ 1 p-nL - . executive sessloix was sent to will raise the maximum dm on - their faith in It and then have *- OMSladdaadUna: XOtK ■.». — for what they will do to the syatem if Town Manager Richard Martin. ^pafcBeaUoB a»cap< Saturday — » mM. Ination of town bonds from fl,- it change its mind half way 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS they are returned to office, with their Repeated requests for Informa­ 000 to 98,000. This will result in through a project? It is too tion by Harlan Taylor, Harold Friday, Octobar Charter changes In their pocket, the an obvious savings of both ttane lata to make any changes in toe MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) -17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER * Turkin^on and myself ware con­ candidacy of the Democrats is some­ and money. Community CoUen program tinually brushed aside with the now, Manchester hss a moral WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 a.' thing to be feared..There muat be thou­ comment that ''Something big We reject the mandatory, periodic review of the general obligation to Its jrouth to con­ sands of voters In Manchester who care was about to happen, Jim Herdic manager. We feel that a review, tinue ooi So lets stop this con- O or Town more about their town than about either was in serious trouble and we tlnusl orltielsm of toe Man- would be informed in due time.’’ called viien needed, would aerve Tliere ought to be, aomewhere Juat political party In it They should make a useful function. However, the cheater Community College, , it What happened is now quite will only result in the scaring above the nolae and clatter of thia town it their business to be out Monday, vot­ clear. Certain Democratic Direc­ dharter already ^ves the Board of Directors the power to call oft of potsntial applicants, toe eledUon, aomebody’a concept of what ing for Manchester. And this time Man­ tors who really thought they had break aown of student morale, something have been caught tip a review at any time. political life in Mancheater ought to be chester's beat hopes ride on the second, We believe that a mandatory and toa destruction of a fine in the backwash of their own collage before it has a fighting UkA We all ought to have come idea of the Republican, lever. handiwork. review clause in the charter O F MANCHESTER V would be a hindrance in the hir­ chance. All that M. C. C. needs what kind of government, and what The Manchester Herald editor­ is some more time, and some ially asked quite appropriately ing of a competent, future towfi kind of aervlce in it, wo would Mke to manager. Further, we fear that more encouragement for it to the question as to which Demo­ succeed. The money that U have for our town. The Governor Turns Shy cratic Director was wearing a mandatory, scheduled review of the general manager could now being spent will be little, « TV) try to aet up auch a guiding con- Herdic’s scalp. compared to what could be b|eept for ouraelvea need not mean that It would Indeed have been embarras­ Certainly an audit of a single offer a “ gripe” platform for var­ ious factions and malcontents. spent in support of these stu­ JWe turn ouraelvea into a community of sing for the Democratic Governor of department which took slk dents if they were unemployed Mohawk Carpet so tough . . . so fade-proof months to complete can correct­ The feeling is that a possible Angela, or that all our politiciana aud> Connecticut to be pinning a public or­ hassle of this nature would not due to toe lack of education ly be called a narrassing inves­ which they are capable of re­ denly aproiTt winga. We are all human chid on the lapel of James Herdic, salut­ contribute to good government. tigation. This is particularly so ceiving. beings, with our imperfections. And poli­ ing him as the best recreation director when recently it has been de­ We therefore urge the voters of Manchester to vote NO to An M. C. C. sophomore, in Connecticut, one short week after the termined that at least one part WlUlam P. Rice Jr. tics la an honorable profession, in which quesUen No. 8, and YES to all it could almost be used on an outdoor patio! of the audit is in error, a fact human beings engage, also with imper­ Democratic members of the Etoard of of the rest. that the Democratic majority 'Outstanding Candidate’ fections. Directors had seen the culmination, back Natura Study By Joseph Satemls have failed to make public. The Yours very truly, To toe Editor, It la especially true that being a In Manchester, of their long campaign WEEPING WILLOW choice of words in one of our LEAGUE OF WOMEN 'VOTERS of Manchester It ha* been my pleasure to Democrat or being a Republican does to drive Herdic from office. newspapers in reporting on the Democratic position on the spe­ Mrs. Jerome Nathan, have worked with Mary Jane not endow any hiunan being or any poli­ For the Democratic Governor to be President cial audit with the terms ‘board Crandall for many year* in civic tician with any particular virtue. We honoring Herdic while his fellow Demo­ Mrs. Israel Levine of Inquiry' and ‘chief inquisitor’ and political projects. I have have to take them all as they come. crats in Manchester were proudly ex­ clearly Indicates that the Re- CSiairman Charter Revision Committee never known' a more energetic Sometimes there is a good run of Re- hibiting his political scalp would not ^bllcan charges are correct, Editor’s Note: We and many and dedicated person. pubUcana Bometimas there is a good have been good Intra-party relationship. Inside Report connotation of this use of Her background as a former Jimmy other Manchester people were words Is apparent, even to the To the knowledgeable, there are schoolteacher, her interest in nm of Democrats. Still Fighting by Democrats. interested to note, last spring, Many modem communities which paths o f communication, sometimes sub­ The Democrats who claim cre­ after the Manchester League what Is best, for Manchester and our children and her boundless >^want to guard themselves againat the terranean and confidential, but reliable Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak dit for so many progressive ben­ had taken a similar position on Breslin efits in Manchester during the our proposed Charter changes enthusiasm, make her an out­ unpredictable tides and shifting dls- for urgent politic^' mtosages, be^eeB standing candidate for the NEW YORK — To many moat effective leaders — prin­ past two years must accept the then, that the West Hartford tinctiona of the political parties have Mancheater and Hartford. League of Women Voters, faced Board of Education. She is most they went. That's why we're Democratic politicians here, cipally John English of subur­ responsibility for the loss of Mr. tried to do ao by setting themselvea up a One aattyn^ that such communica­ NBW YORK, Oct. 2—Harry down to the docks and made a Jame Herdic, the most outstand­ by a similar group of proposed deserving of the support of all Preston kept trying to get the living with them. NotYhfe big­ out.” the most portentous develop­ ban Nassau County and Stan­ in her quest for this office. tions were somehow established. ment of Robert F. Kennedy’s ley Steingut of Brooklyn—are ing Recreation Director in Con­ amendments to that town’s coun­ system. guy off him, but It was no good. gest living in the worht .But a "Tiarry was wearing a tarn cil-manager charter, decided to Sincerely, This was what Manchester tried to do The results ? Senate campaign is how quick­ Kennedy men. not Wagner men. necticut to the community. This The Jab came out too slow and lot better living than six rounds corduroy sports jacket and a Is their resptmsibility alone. I fight the changes vigorously, on John F. Shea Jr., One day the State Tax Department everytime Harry tried to nail at someplace like Long Beach green shirt that had white dots ly he swallowed up the state Moreover, Kennedy’s moving 40 Phelps Rd.. for itself 17 years ago. Up to that time, party's machinery. into the New York power am in agreement with one part the ground they constituted an him with a hook the guy would Stadium. So for 14 years now, on it. The sign of the old fight­ Manchester, Conn. it had always been governed by one pm decided It wanted to reopen its examina­ As soon as Kennedy was vacuum Is more a matter of of the 'statement. Manchester attack on the basic principles of drop his head and the hook Harry Preston has l^en on the er, a pronged scar, showed over the council - manager form of Utisal party, which may have had ita tion of Manchester Recreation Depart­ nominated to oppose Republi­ necessity than choice. If there voters will most certainly not be would go around the neck. And docks, working In the .No. 3 the right eyebrow. misled on this issue. government. ‘EHiclent Leadership’ own ups and downs of virtue, but which ment books—an examination it itarif can Sen. Kenneth Keating, were any New York Democrat­ Harry would be against the gang at Pier 94, 50th St. and "When they move you, with F. DellaFera To the Editor, bad once declared closed. 12th Ave. He has the heritage plans for a state Democratic ic organization worthy of the From 1960 until 1962 Man­ never had any healthy competition at ropee, catching punches. all thia automation they can cut .. committee headquarters In the Republican Town Chairman Sophomore Testifies and 'temperament of the dock name, he coulfi not have moved chester was governed by es­ the polls. Although they had never, up And when the day for the state It went like this fSr sLx down on a lot of jobs," he was Statler-Hilton Hotel were vir­ into the state and won the In regards to Wilber Ldttle’s award to James Herdic arrived the state rounds. At the end, Harry didn't workers and. yesterday, like all saying. "So we're out. Of tually abandon -d. I n .s t e a d League Position letter in the Sept. 29, 1964 edi­ sentially the same group that to that time, shared turns at rufming Senate nomination. Indeed, he now seeks election under the even wait to hear the decision. of them, he was out on strike course, I got special problems State Chairman William Mc- has been forced to build his To the Eklltor, tion of The Manchester Eh^ening Hanehester’s government, both parties was presented with one of the most im- Republican banner. While in of­ He climbed out of the ring and and the biggest port on earth that keep me out now and Keon was stationed at a desk own organization In most parts The League of Women Voters Herald concerning the matter did cooperate in drawing up, sponsor­ usual non-pictures in its history. The was tied up. fice their most noteworthy per­ went back to the urrow, slant- then." in Kennedy’s own headquarters of the state. wishes to remind the voters of over the Manchester Commu­ Democratic Governor of Connecticut . formance was a four mill tax ing, obtaining approval for the roofed shack the Bghters used "Somebody tries to lake your “What's that?” on 42nd Street just off Fifth The ironic part of all this Is Manchester that the charter nity College’s supposed failure livelihood away, you tight," he increase. Nothing in their cam­ Town Oiarter o f 1947. Doing this, re- was, it developed, camera-shy. for Messing at the Long Beach *'Husbands," he said. Avenue. that the New York City reform­ changes will be on the ballot to support itself, I would like was saying. "You don’t fight, Then he ordered another shot paign points, to an accomplish­ spcoaible Republicans and responsible The Democratic Governor of Con­ Stadium. It was July, but the Considering the rusty epndi- ers, who wailed loudest about again on Oct. 5. We do now, as 'to make a few comments on its shack had the smell of widter you should wear a skirt Instead of brandy. There are a lot' of ment In this period. DemocraU alike knew that they were necticut was not going to be caught tion of the Nev/ York Dem­ the prospect of a Kennedy take­ we did In May, unanimously ap­ behalf and give some insight in dampness.' Harry tried the of pants.” things in New York which to why it faces the difficulUea In contrast to this, the' pres­ pinning any award on the best recrea- ocratic machinery, Kennedy's over, now say privately they prove all the changes, except signiBg away some part of the tradi­ shower. Cold water trickled out He was sitting In the Market change, but the old West Side it does. ent Democratic Board of Di- swallow wasn't a very big would welcome vigorous leader­ for the mandatory review of the rectora has built a new fire­ tional old political privileges. Under the l^on superintendent in Connecticut just of the rusty nozzle. He turned Diner, acros.s the street from dock worker is not one of them. swallow. Nevertheless Dem­ his pie.', having coffee and a These arc men who do not draw ship for a change after years General Manager. Manchester Community Col­ house, a bath house at Globe General Manager—Board of Directors four da>’s before the Democrats of Man­ it off. 4e’d take a shower when ocratic politicians here saw it lege did not actually become op­ he got home. He dried himself couple of shots of brandy. a cent in union benefits when of the easy-going Wagner at W hy? Hollow and , pa'ved far more form of government, town employes chester had to go into a town election as an omen of larger things to the helm. Passage of Question No. 1 erational until June 1963, long roads. All of 'this was done on with a towel that had a YMCA “I come here to work every they strike. But they go off and come if Kennedy beats Keating. CARTER GROVE made of lOO^o HERCULOI^f* weis to be hired by civil service exami­ wearing the departure of Herdic from day,” he said. "It’s just like any lose pay casually, over anything The question remains how ef­ concerning vacancies on the after the other colleges in toe a one 'mill tax increase, with name on it. There Keating is little doubt country had made their deci­ his post as one of the triumphs of their Charley Goldman, the trainer, steady job. I meet the guys here they feel like.' And yesterday fective Bobby Kermedy can be Board of Education will bring ’ •ft over. nation procedures; contracts awarded that victory would firmly en­ sions on who to accept or reject, was stuffing Jar of vaseline in­ for breakfast. Then we go over they were out on strike and in coping with maddening com­ our charter Into line with the It is my hope that Manches­ on the basia o f low blda; the General administration. a throne Kennedy as New York’s thus by the time M. C. C. was to a a black valise. "You didn’t and work. Everybody knows me the shylocks, aa they always plexities of the New York State Statutes. We find that ter voters will return this busi­ Manager, as the town's diief executive We have not yet received instruc­ Mr. Democrat. accepting students most of toe ness like efficient leadership to have no pep," Charley say­ around here. Do you know what do, suspended the vigorlsh. Obviously this would give Democracy. Some polUclans there is a great deal of misun­ At this low price you get an unbelievable and administrative officer, was to be tion Invalidating the letter the Governor ing. "You can't let fellas take I did once? I got a horse in "Money," Harry Preston said, here contend his late starting derstanding over this item. The potential applicants had made office. A-«ommunity will pros­ Kennedy an enviable power other plans. Also many people per and grow only under this held directly responsible to no political wrote to Mr. Herdic, so perhaps it advantage of you like that. Central Park and I rode him “what’s the difference? Lose a campaign has not been much State has determined that va­ base for any Presidential am­ were reluctant to take a chance type of capable , and'responsible should be reproduced once more, to go They’ll get you all busted up." down here to pick up my pay. day’s pay ahead of losing your more efficient than the average cancies filled by appointment party; to the contrary, he was supposed­ bitions. Less obviously, it could on a new college. This resulted '■■you better train harder, ’ You should have heard every­ respect. We’re all together here. well transform the New York must then be filled at the next leadership. ly to be left free to install business along with the non-picture. New York Democratic ~ cam- Thank you, handful of carpet luxury and beauty one of them said. body yelling at me from the You stay around here, you'll election. Although it is possible in September 1963 with a defi­ "I have just learned," the Democratic Democrats into a true political ■paign. Others say Kennedy hlm- Jantes F. Halloran practices and observe business stand­ “No, I know what I'm going pier. I had on this Wg cowboy see a lot of respect. Butt out. party. They now are lltttb more 'that 'minority representation cient number of students for .self has neither the patience nor the college to meet Its opera- 110 Delmont St. ards in the conduct of the town's de­ Governor of Connecticut wrote to Mr. to do," Harry said. “I’m going hat. When I came past a bus. That’s the mdtto here. You than a loose confederatli>n of the experience to cope with the may be adversely affected, partments and services. Herdic, “with pleasure that the Con­ to go back and look for Johnny this broad looks out the window walk in with a new girl, nobody petty political barons—a^ vital absurd intricacy of the party there is really no choice In the An exaggeration? Not at all! Carter virtually family-proof, yat easy to car# at me. So I stood up in the stir­ a ^ t in the remarkable suc­ This was something of the concept necticut Recreation Society has voted -Clinton. The hell with any more says a thing. They leave you structure here. matter. The State Statutes, in for. Its texture and feel are pur# luxury of this stuff.” rups, like Gary C^per, and I alone. Over in some joint on the cess of the Republicans over this instance, take precedence Grove by Mohawk is made to take such prepared and adopted 17 years ago. to make the Governor's Conference on Johnny Clinton wa.s the hir­ took off my hat and I said, East Side, you go to the men’s the past generation. (See Page Nine) over the Manchestej; Charter, hard wear it could be used on your patio . . . its design and colors absolutely mag­ If it had all worked perfectly accord­ Recreation an occasion to bestow an an­ 'Howdy, M'am’. Did the guys ing boss on Pier 94 that sum­ room and when you come out Non-Kennedy Democrats and only the legislature can .but should be used in any room in nificent. • Never before have ruggedness ing to ideal and plan this would have nual award on some Connecticut' recre­ mer. And, a few days after Har­ holler then. I got off the horse here ia some guy trying to buy here pooh-pooh a party take­ correct the situation. ation director, and that you have been ry Preston’s last light, he stood and I said to the cop, ‘Hold my the jdri a drink. Not here. We over by Kennedy as U.S. Sena­ The sections which wilK ap­ your home where you need carpet thaVs and beaufy been so combined to create been a wonderful world and a wonder­ horse for me, will you? I want chosen as the first recipient. in a circle of men around John­ . stay together." tor. They claim Mayor Robert A Thought fo r Today pear on the voting machines as such a terrific carpft value. ful Manchester and thia town election ny Clinton. It was 7:55 in the to go get paid’. That's what it's X9M Publlahcr* Newspaper F. Wagner of New York City Amazingly soU-resIst* ‘Tleaae accept,'* the Democratic Gov­ Syndicau Spopsoreci by the Manebestor questions No. 2 and No. 5 con­ How would you like to play would have been a lot more peaoefuL mom iqg and he was making the like here. Now they want to would checkmate Kennedy if cerning the powers of the ont ana easy to dean... ernor o f Connecticut continued, “ my Council of Oburchee In reality, thia has been 17 ^eara in shape, as his father had before put in a rule saying they could Wagner’* plans to be elected Board of Directors and the Gen- abeorbs less moisture him, to go to work on the get me in the morning and put Governor of New York In 1966 Christmas Carols for your friends? than emy ofiicr liber which human and political natures have warmest congratulations, which 1 look erad Manager have the unquali­ SEE MOHAWK'S CARTER GROVE AT WATKINS TO­ forward to repeating in person at the docks. me wherever they want. Go to Work .out. In the Book of Matthew fied approval of the League. been growing restive under the system Brooklyn to work. Go to £|taten Today’s Birthdays It always worked this way on But would he ? Wagner has Jesus says, “ But I say to you. After much research and study, MORROW. . .or call 643-5171 for our convenient Shop- Manchester set up for itself. Perform­ conference on Oct 1." , Island. Go anyplace in the port. Former Sen. Theodore Green the West Side. You had two failed to capitalize on his po.si- love your enemies and pray for we find these to be in agree­ But that was, of course, before Man­ This is a steady Job for me of Rhode Island is 97. Maury tion as the state's top Dem­ IFor-Carpets-at-Homa Service. Ask about our easy pay­ ance inside the system has been human, hands. If you couldn't get those who persecute you.” ment with the purposes and right here. Now they say they Wills of the Los ^geles Dodg­ ocrat the last four, years. Be­ Join and the political system Just outside it chester’s DemocFpts got on the hot Una money using them on some­ What was that again? Love all philosophy of council-manager ment plan, too. Enjoy this outstilfiding carpet value.now. with their urgent message rekding body's face, you took them can send anybody to any place ers is 32. sides, the party's toughest and men? That is. impossible! But has, over the years, felt lesa and leas ob­ Jesus said that this Is His way government. This is, briefly, that all policy-making author­ ligation to defend it Seventeen yestfs is would the Democratic Governor please because It- is God's way. If we •Reg. X M ..of Hercules Powei\ Company fpr Jt* P9lyprppyl«»® olefin fiber. , t*’ a short time, but long enough to mean atop dropping H-Bombs on their local persist in hate, we oppose God ity should rest with the coun­ cil (Board of Directors) as the that there are thousands of voters in campaign and do everything he could and face ultimate defeat. It is hardly necessary to elected representatives of the HAMMOND ORGAN Lovely eolon cm Im M Mancheater today who never paid taxes to repair the damage he had already point out that love for Jesus people, and that it is-the mana­ in.., will never lade, or watched town money and policy un-. done. Fischetti means creative goodwill, not ger’s function to administer and •naver ohonge der any straig;ht political system o f gov­ TTiere can be, from Hartford, we sentimental love. To love every­ carry out theae policies. With CLASS these charter, changes, t h e ernment It is natural and perhaps in­ would think, an answering meeaage, go­ one means to be willing to be Board of Directors ^11 make ing Bomewhat as follows: “ Message re­ just, no matter their credit or evitable fact that there is some yearn­ merit. Love is the larger life policy appointments, and the ing in Manchester today, as there is in ceived; award defused; audit reopened; that unites us with the needs Msinager will make administra­ Yes, you can entertain your family and Bsirtford, and particularly in the ranks good luck for a rouelng Democratic vic­ of others. It is the abundant tive appointments. The delinea­ friends with Christmas Carols this year or o f the political party which conaidera tory at the polls Monday Bailey.’’ life that unites all. tion of theae powers Will the Hammond O r ^ even thofigh yoU have Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda strengthen and define the areas never played a piano or orgafi bdfore . .. Itself most likely to dominate that re­ Talcottville Congregational Of TesponsibUity. In reality, turn to straight political government Church only a few appointments will be if you enroll now in Watkins Hammond Rugged, durable and which is usually called, nowadays, the affected by these changes. To Organ Course. atodng...takes yean oi Falcons To Aid Airplanes the Board of Directors would "strong mayor" form of government, This 6 week course, under the direction of hordeet wear go the appointments of the Re­ for a junking of the non-partiaani buai- Since 1961, gulls, starlings, and migra­ H erald development Agency, the Park- Mrs. Marion Moberg, is for adult begin­ nees-Uke ideals of the General Mana­ tory birds have caused over 91,000,000 Ing Authority, the (Jonserva- ners. Classes will be held each Tuesday ger-Board of Directors kind of Charfeir. damage In some 400 collieinus with air­ Yesterdays tion Commission and the Bond craft at Canadian airporU. The govern­ evening from 7:30 to 9:00, beginning Oc­ Counsel, To the General Mana­ Not even the Republican pariy, if we ment has tried several methods to roiist tober 13,‘ in our organ studio, 17 Qak 25 Years Ago ger would go the appointments read ita public temper accursreely, feels out the birds, without success. But the George E. Keith named chair­ SWeet. Canadian Department of Transport is of the Assessor, the proposed quite as enthusiastic a good ciUsenahip man of the board of education Planning Director, and the It will include learning the few chords obligation toward the Manager-Board now trying a new weapon: Another bird. to replace retired Howell Taken from their nests this summer, proposed Public Works Direc­ necessary to start you on your way to form of government as it did when it Cheney. tor. six Arctic gyrfalcons arc undergoing aptf CismopoUtan Club notes its years of playing enjoyment. If you don’t originally h elp^ satablish it here. ciallaed training by a professional fal­ Question Np. 4 concerning 35th anniversary. toe tenure and simplified re­ own an ‘organ, practice time will be ar. P a rb ^ i\either party la happy with coner at Shearwater Naval Base, tnear School board report shows moval of toe general manager ranged at the studio, or an organ can bjp the^Mnjtrsl Manager-Board of Directors Halifax, Nova Scotia. Peregrine falcons Manchester’s per capita cost for are also being trained. However, tha two- is consistent with toe philos­ rented. . gystsm. B ut our Judgment would be that high school snidents is 991.68. \ ophy of council-manager gov­ foot-long gyirfalcon, more powerful and The cost of the entire course of 6 lessons thai syatem would stand a better chance Jamas H. Johnston renamed ernment. The Licague feels that allghUy biCTV than its cousin,, will be chalrptan of police commission- ^ S is $12.00 payable on or before October 18. o f undar the Republicans^ who relied on for mept of the guard duty. toe manager ia an admlnlstra- er. ' , ^ _ t o r employed by the council and The class is limited to 10 only, so w fcter have demoBStrated that they stlU re- HopetuUy, the falcons will be stationed, at all th# Quiadian airports within year should be removable at any time jqiaet tta than under the a I 10 Yeart Ago today. Or, for further information aul or ao. Bird experts believe about six fal- Charles S. Burr, chairman of for stated reasons, snd tost the Ocmoorats, .^ther want it done present wording "for Improper: 643-5171; after stor« hours 648-8^. pons at each field will iMLenpugb to chase *ilH KUkWi Town Dbvdiopment Commission anmy with gr, ipsoearted and changed away even the most peaky offenders, the a ln « ' its Inception in October perl(mrfnrmanca"!ormance” is ia SO*o VSffUe vague SS to . • mtil it manly hasew ea a system for gulls, tvhb haven't even been frightened 195(^ states his desire for not unworkable. py sho^p^ blaata. 7 provide* tor 1rrrTr****‘ir qedeiB fimn the party bplng reappointed because of 1 —Frank Drea, Toronto, AtH/imemvei “other demands on my time a dliaotor of

PACnS K s E V B N llANCHBB'illl IVBNING MANCKESTBR* CONN. FRIDAY^ OCTOBER % m MANGUBSTER 8VKNIN0 HERALD, MANCHESTER* FRIDAY, OC^BBR 1, 1>64 Ptoaa eemmittos m fm n m , f j i d v r O a t i t , Wttk -sltabifv St 6 and ‘Ws are trjdng to fMioH lleOohouglL' B6r- 6 p m Tycoon Revolts on. Sark, whether the Islanders should ran, Mias Oraos Tsdford, Mrs. have some kind of control of the Brio ClaytOB and Mrs. Eileen Maabheetor Evealag Herald electricity supply — but not n Bsiirtr Mihs Grtowold. Boltea eorrespsaSeat Otome- Shuts Off Island’s Lights nationalisation scherao. MONDAY, OCTOBER Stk Mill Oversight Briefs weQ T ow sf, «L 648-6661. "The pole that caused the ARTHUR MIN H m Rhythm Rldsni 4-H SARK, Chamisl Islanda (AP)ftruler, Mary Hathaway, who has trouMs is on somebody slas’s 1UNGIIKTER TOWN ELECTION group sriU hold a home show TBDSTBHP BALAEV land and Mr. Robson has been the tiUs ”La Dams. starting at 10 am. Sunday at NEW HAVBM (AP)—Harry —A sns-man revolt to raging told to take It down. I can’t see Be Advantage tbs TAC field In Vernon. Dorigaa, the .ooty om at three on tbs Channel leiaod of Snrfc. Robson got anfry wnsni tha that his blackout wU help Ms ‘Hm spuneuBl town .msotiittr tmetssa et tha baakiupt New CMsf Pleas ordered Mm to take wUl be held Jftonday at 8 p.i^ Haven Railroad serving full The rebel is Malcolm Robson, down a toU siectrictty poto H m Iward ed flninsd tuzhaft World-Wide «!omJnunlon 8ui at Um OemmUnity time, will receive $S8,000.for his owner of the electricity plant wMch the council said was on Add (2) Bolton Two-lim asrvloes tat the nskt U months, that supplies the MO resfOsnU of somoono elss’s land. f a m iLt f i n a l . an OTsrsight Into what H hso** day .win be celebrated at b6l TOLEDO, OMo (AP) — “ It’ s OAR RENTALS bamess Sunday. MtT win ' .:Wtaitar Hat Sato Federal Judge JUbart Aaisoopal Church win hold a under the sponaorahlp of the $26,000 should go to Richard That brought cries ef “ black- rt^ fcesalaf the nUl raU down that Ladlea Benevolent Society. Joxco Smith and $20,000 to Wil­ the entire supply of candles played my mother in a tourna­ baks.sala at Mott’s Supermkr- "Tluit’s Jiiat a taste of things maU.” But at 6 p.m .. Just as ment and 1 hops It’s the last,” M gat to-toehids two mills ks^Mturday, Oct 10, frbm 10 Home-made roUs wUl also be liam J. Kiric. Anderson, who !.• darkness was falling, Robson \Vttwt are sot aside aaoh year: oversesing the rsorganixation to come,” Robson warned. “If declared the BowUng Green Foul Dodo* FoHtlae 0. to 8 pm. The proceeds tor salel threw the switch, blacking out ita ts University freshman. She FOR BOARD of DIRECTORS f ;t e s , fo r mmiltol and non-veeur- win be used to purchase new The LBS win have a rum­ o f the New Haven Railroad un things don’t get (better ril cut mo. the island and cutting Its com­ successfully defended her High­ m MAm BTREBS FOR BOARD of DIRECTDRS *>'iing oigimsss fad one, tor choir robes for the senior choir. mage aale next Saturday from der federal bankruptcy, laws, off the supply entirely.” munications with the cutslds Rnbson is warring with the land Meadows golf champion- 1m m 646-2661 2 ohaqge to a uniform fiscal year, Mias misabsth Chess la chair­ 9:80 am to soon. The second said the ssrvioas of tha trustees world. are worth mors than the maxi ChlM Pleas, the advisory coun­ riiip by scoring a 4 and 8 vic­ would moon shout $22,- man of the sale. annual' Maw England oomed Harry Bell, chairman et a tory over her mother. :6 6 6 added to the $627,706.99 Her emnmlttes Includes Mrs. beef hash supper will be held iNum allowed by the IOC. cil to the Island’s hsreditaiy ;; budget and!' at toast a 42 mill -‘ rata. ; *nM board deoUtod lost night ★ 55 YEARS COMBINED MUNICIPAL SERVICE ★ « that perhaiMi the error was for- ' tuftous. It fOt that there wee aUDugh .moosgr for tbs thno bo- Ing in tho oi^ttol and non-re- eutrlng sapsnses fund, but, as- ^ pseially. It felt that an Ideal opportunity had presented it­ self for a thorough' study of t.adopting a unifrom fiscal year. -vi ’ Mnes neither Item can be acM on at the annual town ‘ aaMting, the call having already m been drawn up, a-spetial town meeting wfil be called In the GRAND near future. The 1969 ordinanesa maldng P It mandatory to set aside fij minimum of one mill' of the ' grand list each and. srery year *‘ for capital and ,non-recurring WAY expenses and one min a year Miintll such thn'e as the town adopts a fiscal jear,” would have to be rescinded or amend­ ed at the spsdal meeting imless the two iwllls sM added then. The board of'finance will at- ' taidi notes to the budget sheets V for the annual meeting stating ^‘fiiat the budget does not In- DIRECTOR eiuds the two mills for the re­ DIRECTOR Dir e c t o r DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR serve funds and that the capi­ Harlan D. Taylor Harold A . TViritincrfon tal and non-recurring fund bal­ MANY Dondd S. Conrad Francis P. DellaFera Alexander C . Penny I ance as of Sept 16 wee approxl- Martin E. Alvbrd Bom in Kennebunk, Maine. Attended local schools. Local ^ m ately $44,000. Life, long resident of Man­ B om in Wethersfield. Connec­ Graduated from Bowdoin Col­ ‘‘Because of the large amount A native of Mancheater, (grad­ Attended Melrose, Massachu­ business man. Salesman fo r setts schools and the University chester. Attended local schools. ticut. Attended University of lege and Massachusetts Insti­ G. E. Keith for 19 years. Past BOW in this fund the board of fi- n u o D u o i m < uated from Hanchester Hifh Graduated from University of Connecticut and Hillyer College, tute, of Technology, also Poly­ School. Past Chairman of the of Cincinnati. Manager of Sales selectman, served on Manchea­ Bancs feels the town should dis­ Operation at Pratt A Whitney. Connecticut. A Lieutenant Colo­ graduated from Bently School technic Institute’s Management ter Board of Directors in 1947, cuss whether or not to add to Zoning Board of Appeals, Chair­ nel in the Army Reserve pro­ of Accounting. He la a UAC Pevelopment program. Manager man of the Town Planning Com- Active in PTA groups, former 1948, 1950, 1952, 1964, 1966, this In the 1964-66 year,” the member of the Manchester gram. Administrator oA Crest- Supervisor in the accounting de- of Physics Apartment UAC note aays. ‘”11118 discussion THAN miseioh. Secretary of the Mu­ 1960. fleld Convalescent Hospital. psLTtment at Hamilton Standard. Reseai^ Laboratories. tual Life Insurance Company, Board of Directors. Member'of Served as Mayor and Board would have to be held at a fu­ Charter Revision Committee. Member of Manchester Board Chairman o f the Citizens Ad­ Past Chairman of the Town Chairman in 1948-1962 and ture special town meeting.” Hartford. Member of Center of Directors. Chairman of Re­ visory Committee and Deputy Development Commission, mem­ Congregational Church. Resides Member of South Methodist 1954-1958, 1960-1962. Aa for the uniform fiscal Church. Resides at 14 Harvard publican Town Committee^ Registrar of Voters. ber of State Chamber of Com­ Member of Masonic Order, with his wife Betty at 2 Oak- Member of South Methodist merce. Member of the Manches­ year fund of about $63,000, “ the B I M M K f Road , with his wife Jwmy and Member of St. James’ Church. member of South Methodist laad Street ter Board of Directors. board of finance'fecto that suf- diildren. Resides with his wife Inge and Church. Resides with wife Edna Church. Resides with his wife two and 3 children at 395 Burnham Member of S t Mary’s Church, .flelent progress cannot be made daughter at 142 Lakewood Winifred at 184 Parker St through tois method toward Circle South. S t resides with his wife Saunda and 2 children at 39 Harlan -changing over to a uniform fiscal year and that more defi- Street , nite action should be taken soon.” I Copies of the budget are available at the selectmen’s and '•town clerk's offices. The totals I . A R i i r . . . ,Fo r The Board of Education ,.. ^ e correct, but Norman &ONG-LIPI 4 TIAR* *^euas, board chairman, said a A*' ■^ulty adding machine waa re- M M ITBIILRS ,.,11-4111111* l;6ponalbIe for some interior ac- ‘auracies, which the board last P R T I . A S T f Bight was adjusting. Girl Soout Notes iPRRINARY RRLRf R A I A M A t .• Girls in Grads 2 Interested in * Any tolb Ntat bums out thUas^Baiiaal sliaFmw w / 'joining a Brownie troop are in- imen aiM (nm1W*p : '▼itsd to a meeting Monday alter- wHIiis 4 vuart will be ro- placfd wlW a suw 6M W Re isbli Ih -1 'hoon in the school cafeteria at PMl,Mu2 « g iR « l ..For Treasurer.. 6:10. Mothers must accompany pi1n U .2ta s a lM ft . :^fiielr daughters. ~ Junior Girl Scout Troop '668 ’%ill start meeting Thursday af- ^ r scho<4 In the cafeteria. There are Mill 26 or more girls wait- i A l l hig for a third Junior troop, which 'Will be formed if leaders can be found. Anyone willing to ^IJ ^volunteer should call the troop TREASURER 'erganissr, Mrs. Robert Dixon, Buy .MW bulb at 39t.« Bsbeen Rd. fa t.6 satfinJ. una Mary’s Par ner in the law firm of Gilman Member of Second Congrega­ Served in U.S Naval Re­ vocate General’s Department of this troop should contact the Campara at 1.7f serve, presently employed at the U.S. Army Reserve.* Past Church. Married former Valerie and Marks. tional Church. • Miller, 3 children. Resides at ^ troop organiser so that another Former girl scout leader, ac­ UAC Research Department and Commander of local American * girl can be assigned to her Former member of Charter 40 Cambridge Street. Revision Committee and Man- tive in PTA, member of Ea.st- P&WA Division of United Air­ Legion Post. place. chestes Board of Directors. ern Star, Children’s Service of craft. Served on the original school The new senior troop and its Member of St. James’ Church. Connecticut. Past Vice Chair­ Member of Emanuel Lutheran building committee for 10 years. alator cadstte troop starts meet Resides with his wife June man 'of Republican Town Com­ Church. President of Highland Former Judge of the Town Ing tonight at 7:80 at the home and 4 children at 586 Spring mittee. Park PTA. Member of Citizens Court of Manchester. Presently Of Mrs. Malcolm Lambert Street. Resides with her husband Advisory Committee. Resides serving on the Board o f Edu­ G rads 6 and 16A. j r AT BARTERS 773 MAIN ST. RliD'S, Inc ‘r ' . I i f . V -I • U’ ■ • • (.'I' .

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in order to perform n tarn be m aii Tlito wlU not so^ niBttaa j%»r tlM’ officiant operation and greater ^ and cooperate with It vHien needs of industry, and that we effectively. ______our problem of broadening the T—f I «( Wo tm Voton M to savinga. ' dalled upon to do so. have done something reaUsUc 3. Borne time ago 1 p r n ^ ia x base, tt wUl, however, oor- t*o kMird tft There la a great need for |. An enactment into law of in pr«|>arl]ig such an area for formally to the board of dlrq^ » c t lasqultlee, and, make proP" aiqr cbangea submitted by the industrial use. tors that the operation . and ertjr values mors raallsUe. from botk portloo to cloeer coordination and cotn- ‘ilnnk You’ SALE municatlona among all of the Charter Revlaion Commls- This might well be la the '■^ministration Of toi^ OOm- 2. It to most Important that, Ir M imiM tho town commissions, and depart­ skm' would, in my opinion, be form of an “Indttstrlal Parit." nSaffons and departmanto oould msmbers of a Human rslatlonB •M M ImportAnt to ments. It is my recommendation the first, step toward tightening We shouldn't say to industry bemaasurably improved aiM Commission arS most undsg- ■tamuwg indlvlduato. SvMih in 5^ llita you, tlM tb ^ lh is be done. the operation and administra­ "Wo’U install the utUltiaa if you ooordinatod if srtieduled, mem- group oouW bs of in Imnwaa- M g M eiMM to tUMtkMI tho tion of town commissions and come in”—^we jdtould be ablo to Ings of ^ Various departmeht departmoits. The transfer of say, “The utllltiea are in—Man­ heads and the board of direc­ urabls amount ^ service to 19 oudidatoa In H o n d a y's this commimlty. Into commis­ powers of appointment to com- chester welcomes you to come tors were held sovepal times a olectian about tho town's tax missioM from the general man­ year and ' that Ute dtscuaslona sion will bs an avenue for nego­ iaduatiial devdopmont. in." tiation on human rslatUms oonaoUdatlon and re-ovaluation I ager te the board of directors Consolidation with the 8th should center around pachoom- and the compulsory review of mlBston’s or departmeht^ fu­ problems without undue sihbaiv lumpad late on# quoatlon; the' District would briiv the sewer raaamsnt to sny. partiss oon-' the general manager are par­ system and the fire depart­ ture plans and programa. Hnmaa RoIaUona Cimmiaahtn; esmsd. _ and ofteratkMt and admlnlstra- ticularly Important in this re- ments under one administra­ gird. The Human RblaUons Com­ tk » ot town eommlaoioBa and tion. This would mable the mission should make certain dapartnentn The recreation department town to better plsin for the audit and the highway depart­ that, at aU times, svwrv clU- •n»o Ho*nld onco again co- future in these areas and this, ment audit have served to prove in the long run, would be in the 'sen Of Manchester receives a operatea with the L.WV in pro-1 that laxity can Ini-sde govern­ fair and equal opportunity aentlng the candidatea’ views beet interest of Manchester. - within our town. mental departments over a pe­ I am not so sure that there to thoaa queotiona. | riod of years, and. unless an 3. Confidence must again be will be a revaluation in 1966. restored to our municipal agen­ independwt source is called up­ If so however, an increased on to in^"eotigate, corrections cies. We want no more in­ QUESTIONS grand list would result in a vestigations and evaluations Raymond L. EU&b are not made. I believe that lower “tax rate,” and this Francis T. DellaFcrm there should be stronger control without purpose, reason or de- Demoonto I 1. Should Mancheeter'a tax could have a good effect in at­ KepnbHoan cMon. baae be ‘broadened? How from the top down with a view tracting Industry to town. It Raymond L. BUto, who re- toward increasing efficifency Better pubUc relatimto with would you propose to accom- does not. however, guarantee a Francis DellaFersi, 148 Ledce- the townspeople end more co­ sidea 'at lU Ototamaa Or., is ^iah ' thia? Specifically, and updating procedures. lower "tax.” Serious considers-' Circle, has been town ordination between the various comment on Induatrial de­ tion should be given to this ^ diroetor of'the data-proceasing subject before a iy decision i director for tto pMt f«wr departments and official boards velopment, consolidation to moot imperative. division of the Travelers Re­ with the Eighth District made to revaluate in 1966. | He ia administrator of Crest- search Center, Hartford. He is and the effect of the 1966 2. It is somewhat difficult field Convalescent Hospital, Vernon S t, and to a major in a member of the town planning re-evaluation of property. at this time to say Just what commission and has done con­ Alexander G P«my the U.S. Army Reserve. a. What do you foresee as areas the commission will cov­ sulting work for Community ReybH ea a OellaFera lists as qualifica­ the work of the newly estab­ er, as this has not been aa yet Renewal Projects In Hartford. tions that he is “a native lished Human Relations Alexinder Penny is a su­ determined. However, as Man­ at Lsurt year, he taught a data- Commission, and how would chester's 'population increases, Manchester aware ot its prob­ pervisor In the accounting de- lems,” a$(4 hab been cmtnected procesUng course at Manches­ you propose to support it? it seems sure that our prob­ ter Community College, 3. What improvements can psrtmmit of Hamilton Standard lems in human relations wUL “with Mdgeting and policy 1. The best way to attract you suggest for the opera­ Division of United A ircraft He alao increase, and there is very making" with the army and the hospital. Robert M. Stone buainesses, industries and peo­ tion and administration of served as chairman of the Citi- j likely to be a need for the com­ town commissions and de­ mission to work in the area of 1. With the expected growth ^ Democrat ple to Manchester to th n ^ h partments ? Advisory Committee youth activities, where there is of Manchester, the dollars vol­ constant Improvement of com­ (CAC) on urban m e w a l fro m ' a great need to develop a great­ ume of expense will also be Robert Stone, 60 Butternut munity servloes, making these its inception. He resigned this increased. Broadening the tax Rd., has been a member of the services moreWficient and eco­ EXTRA BONUSI er respect for the rights of oth­ summer shortly before being ers. base will course provide Democratic majority of the nomical- The eventual develop­ aiuunsNuixE cbos«i a candidate for the ment of an IndbstrliU Jtqric is A 8 RANT NUUD BECIMC MANRET VMM This commission would' also funds without recourse to tax town board of dlrectora for the board of directors. He lists as likely take a deep Interest in increase, particularly If we necessary. qualidcation “a sincere inter- | what is being done for the eld­ could attract new industry to past two years; he has chaired Consolidation of utility and YOU N T lOTN WASNHt AND DRVB est in Manchester and its prob- ; erly and try to determine other Manchester. A new hard look or been a member of several fire districts, when desired by AUToaunc wmher Inns.” Penny lives at 395 Bum - , ways to help the aged. at the available utility serv­ subcommittees of the board. Ho the residents of those districts, PraAalact.w atar laval, laaspawnaia^ Yoa fat 4 kaaljr 7S* x KOB* Farcab diaala tM have b«en made possible by ham St. j I would welcome recommen­ ices with recommendations is a partner in a land develop^ wash liaBa ffl Ilia laach af • dial 1 pilloir eaiee wMi eocfc weaher e t dryar y t* 1. If Manchester is going to dations from the conuntoelon should be incorporated into this ment and construction firm. previously enacted legislation. And M you parehaea bofli y o aV alK> leoalae f l * and would support any recom­ plan. The possibility of economies continue its present services to Stone A Goldberg. He lists as a ^ ■ ■/ Gm d Maid*. dooUabad ite , atedafeTbaM aa residents and expand these serv­ mendations which I believed to When it becomes crystal qualification the fact that he through consolidation must be thoroughly determined. ices, it must broaden its tax Olof Aniderson be' in the best interest of the clear (to the Eighth District to a graduate of the Wharton • N ■ ■ aa addttkBBl bonoa gilt HoBay... base. Manchester must take Despocrat people of the town. residents) that services can be School of Finance of the Uni­ 2. The legislation creating the steps to develop the industrial better provided aa a result of commission has stated its duties Olof L. Anderson, who 3. I am convinced that there versity of Pennsylvania, with a Donald S. Conrad .C.x . V LIMITED TIME OFFER areas in order to attract indus­ ia a definite need for much bet­ consolidation, it will be effected BS degree Jhi Economics. and I concur with it. I am at h '1 8 9 sides at 44 Cone St., is a re­ , Repablloan try. At the present time we do ter cooperation between all de­ by the residents of the district 1. Yes, the tax base should the service of the comiutosion OCT.miHMI lOfHrWM — search scientist at the United I welcome and support the An engineer by training, Don- for any request it may make of N6 MONEY DOWN...2 .3 5 w M kly not have adequate utilities in Aircraft Oorp. Research Lab­ partments of the town and for be broadened This has best our proposed industrial areas, more and better coordination prospect of consolidation. been done in communities where old Conrad to manager of sales me, and I shall support its work Oona aaa^ ooma hwbI Don't oratories In East Hartford. He Re-evaluation in 1966 will with my enthusiastio coopera­ and without these our ability to has served as secretary of the for programs which involve the someone like the town manager, operations at tho Pratt A Whlt- attract industry is definitely 'various departments. probably inflate and eventually who devotes full time to town tion. 1963-64 Cniarter Revision Com­ new Aircraft Division of United HoMsl24to. of curtaiK'd. Consolidation would This would call for better nn' present a problem, in tax rate activities and has ready smeess 8. Adoption of all the ohArter Itwidnr to Juat mission and is presently a mem­ considerations and delibera­ Aircraft He was a town direc­ omieed. & And don't trioa abanilaga d • undoubtedly be advantageous to ber of the CStizen’s Advisory derstanding between the gen' by training and experience to changes aa recommended by the Manchester, but it is beyond the eral manager ahd the depart­ tions. The problems will be the information and coopera­ tor from 1960 to 1962. He cite# CJhgrter Revision Commission SMe-apealax Committee tor Manchester Com­ especially acute with the fixed D'SR astfllsw < H n m scope of the board of directors. ment heads, and between the tion necessary, haa acted as the 24 years of management and win clarify and make more rinsa: flushtz Mpi glvaa woia munity College, and is a member income retired property owners. area: ceMrels The forthcoming mandatory re- of the sub-committee on develop­ department heads and the em­ primary agent to sell advan­ engineering work at P ratt A workable the administration of out dirt, lint, 2. The board of directors evaluation will tmdoubtedly ployes of the various d^>art' tages of our community to in­ Whitney and six years with the the town g;overnment. scum. OUST tsb- ment. adopted the ordinance establish­ «Bp,dewadiata. create many problems for the ments. dustry. Consolidation of utili­ War Department, U.S. Army Constant monitoring of town 1. According to a 1963 CRPA ing the Commission on Human Franeia J; Mahoney assessors, but hopefully it will Certainly the “morale” of ties and admlntotrationa would Air Force, aa experience appro­ affairs by officials and by all report, of the 12 largest neigh­ municipal employee would be Relations. When members of Denaoerait also point up any inequities that boring towns, Manchester has help present a clearer picture priate for a town director. Con­ citizens, plus such audita as ^aw n ln ftn now exist. Improved, and this would result the commission are appointed Re-evaluation makes property have been carried out in the saaiod'eam- letex-coateM .ri^llll>rll * y iiy|lr»^^ residing in Manchester. toWns. ment suggestions and will pro­ List, Consolidation with the the past 29 years. Mahoney says rights and community relations. Eighth UtiUties District will Government figures for a re­ NO MONEY DOWN (The commission was ap­ Although there are mitigat­ vide support to the authority This group is a wonderful a candidate for the board of dl- ing factors and the 1966 revalua­ have no effect and can only be cent six - month period show n cto ra should “hive the true pointed this month, after Pen-, in the commission of its duties. first step in the direction (rf the Common Market countries as little as 1.75 weekly... tion may raise the grand list, it 3. Perhaps staffing of prob­ accomplished through the direct inclination” to "carry out the ny jeted the question­ communitywide awareness and request of the people Uving in bought 16 per cent of its goods, naire: seCihs evident that action must lems should be more complete endless duUes of a director,” be taken not only to broaden the should lead to better cooperation this district. No comment on Britain 15 per cent, the United take 30 days or months to pay must be able to sense pubUc 3. Communications between and continuoue with all de­ and understanding of ourselves States 10 per cent and Jap^ the general manager and the tax base with Industrial develop­ partments contributing to the the re-evaluation can be made only and our neighbors. Real re­ ^139 wishes and then “do bis utmost 9 per cent. The Communist na­ department and commission ment and promote economy and solutions. Intra-departmental at this time as re-evaluation re­ NO MOWIY DOWN... 1.7f waoMy to carry out those which are a efficiency in government, but to spect and support must come quires study of the results be­ tions purchased 5 per cent. heads must be improved. Thia rapport and agreement to es- from all services, organizations GRANTS LOW PRICES benefit to all the dtixens of support on a state level more fore a determination oould be Exports for the six - month Manehester.” MabMcy lives at problem is not unique; it oc­ soitial to good operations. I and town bodies to make this period, valued at $208 million, H olb S4-SW. of wat lauadnr at one loading, and curs in many large companies equitable state aid. Fortunate­ would explore this phase and made. 19 Wiunlln S t .' ly, tile Democratic majority has commission an effective one. 2. The work of the Human were about two-thirds raw Jute, timer-dial alkma ap to Hi houfla of drying time. and municipelities. The gen­ complete the action with staff 3. Town commissions and de­ INCLUDE: raw cotton, tea, skins and wool 1. There is no question that eral manager should delegate j ^ e d start this year with a planning via frequent meet­ Relations Commission has been • drying pragranM Nykn tnedi lint^fllterhig trap. Manchester’s tax base (dioold) 1.6 mill surplus. partments must improve their established by an ordinance and the rest manufactured goods 'FREE DELIVERY within our regular mpre responsibility to the de- ings. lines of communication. Staff be broadwied. This can be done Consoldation with the 8th which should govern the work mostly Jute products and tex­ paitments and commissions. In meetings should be held on a tiles. service areo by stabilising the tax rate and addition, the heads of these District, while desirable if It and scope of the commission. SHPREIIE 6AS DRYER Should show an honest and de­ regular schedule so that depart­ As an ordinance becomes a •FREE NORMAL INSTALLATION )>, departments and commissions rediices cost of government, ment heads could report per­ termined e«ort to reduce the should accept thia responsibil­ cannot be taken without a study part of the charter, it would be courteous (luolified servi-en en sonally on their operations. At enforced through the provisions tax rate. This can be done by ity and report to the general to determine total cost, sa'vings ■ • ^ ry fa. present this contact is usually in the current charter which •5-YEAR GUARANTEE on seoled n tngerntmg efficient managemmt We in manager at regular Intervals as through improved efficiency, SO. NEW ENGLAND Manchester have areas for in­ made on the basis of a prob­ cover ordinances. ' system and on washer tran'.rvi.'I 'l" to the pcogresB being made on and. the net effect on the water lem . that has arisen. This sug­ dustrial development, and the each task assigned to their de­ 3. There should be a closer cose asserribly. Should tt\ey ftr'i dr-* 'o and sewerage rates. Frank M. Slander gestion has been made to the liaison between the board of TELEPHONE eooperatlcm and hard work of partments. defects in materials or worl mar-stiiii wi pri»"y agencies will be required 2. AIJ members of the board Democrat . manager. Accounting and en directors, the town administra­ gineering should all be done will repair or replace defectrve part .a HM of directors should agree not to tion and the appointed town —RIGHTS— to-bring this about. It is a mat- Frank M .Stamler, a mem' NO MOMY DOW N...XSI t « of record that consolidation make the subject of human re­ on a townwide basis instead of conunissions. This could be ac­ free of charge, including lalir.r Scirnr lations a partisan issue and ber of the present board of di- j in separate departments. Regu complished by meetings to dis­ We will buy or sell for you. guaranter- applies to all other ports Is necessary in order to bring All information a t no obli­ With dwlea of e IndMdud daylBg Induatrial develoiMnent in the should cooperate fully with the rectors, resides at 560 Keeney lar monthly reports should be cuss mutual problems called made by all town commissiema gation. May we help you? for n period of 1 year. Eighth District. Human Relations - Commission St. A native of Manchester, he by the board of directors or to the board of directors for the general manager on a Re-evaluatum is^ a require­ to provide the necessary educa­ is a graduate of local schools tion and moral leadership to a t­ and attended evening classes at better liaison and coordination scheduled basis. It appears that ment of law to ascertain and of their actlvitie.<). our biggest problems between Shfforson, HammlH a|q>raise cardully the value or tain harmonious relations Hartford Public High School. among all Americans. He has been a general foreman the commissions, the depart­ & Co., Inc. amount of prepay. It too can ments and the administration SimBHE fiVroaUTK W8SMR help maintain the proper tax 3. I suggest the improve­ at Cheney Bros, since 1948. 1. Manchester's tax base are communications, which is 918 MAIN STREET level. ments embodied in the proposed something that the industrial WNk S Mlvldu^ W.|W»0 H M IJ— •• charter changes specifically should by all mejins be broad­ MANCHESTER, CONN. 3. I see the work of the new­ community faces every day. those related to the public ened, industry must be attract­ 649-2821 yiNMr falvflcN—Mt th# iHMf® toudi ^ di# huilMM ly established HRC as it is sU t- ed to Manchester by more in­ The same practices used by in­ works department, town plem- dustry to solve communica­ ed in the ordinance and that is dustrial land being made avail­ Members of the to establish an agency which ner, assessor, purchasing agent, tions problems should be ap­ New York,Stock Exchange bpnd counsel, and provision for able through the creation of an plicable to municipal affairs. would be charged with the duty industrial park. We must pro­ a capital budget. ot studying human relations vide . all services— water, sewer, Harlan D. Taylor only ^09 problems as they exist in the highways and fire protection. ( Republican wo MowiY Doww..;a.yi ^ m r Town of Manchester, and also Our most potential area is to study sociological factors Harlan d ; Taylor, who resides situated in the Buckland area at 39 Harlan St., ia manager of Clidk* o( hot warm, or cold water wadJagaeticB. which might lead to human re­ of Manchester. This is the 8th lations problems in this town. the Physics Department at the Partial-nil feature allowe you to eava water on District’s area for future ex­ United Aircraft Research Labo­ When and if support is re­ pansion. Financially, they are ratories in East Hartford. He — II waah loads. Holb 14-lba. of diy lauiidiy. quired, I certainly will give it not able to prbvlde tjie above has been a member of the town my full support based on the services, therefore, we must do board of directors since 1962 and ordinance, which 1 feel was well AttyT David M. Banry so. is a former chairman of the C8ST0M AUTOMATIC WASHER written to accomplish those DemociBt I will do all that Is possible Town Development Commission. things requested by the Man­ to bring about consolidation, it 1. Manchester’s population is Atty. David M. Barry, 473 S. ' raali jntttan aolocia oonael walor loMparatura, chester Human Relations Com­ must come within the next three expected to grow and, there' mittee-' (of the Manchester In­ Center St., Is completing bis fore, the costs of services (ed' aghoHen speed, apla speed, waah-Haee Ihne first term as a member of the years. terfaith Social Action Cotmcil). The 1966 re-evaluatioh of ucation, police, etc.) are expect­ board of directors. He formerly r 3. Two successful surveys property will definitely lower ed to increase. Broadening of served as one of Manchester's have been completed in the our tax rate by several mills. the tax base is essential if the representatives in the 1959-60 highway and recreation depart­ 2. This was spelled out very tax rate is to be stabilize. At State Legislature. He also Martin E. Alvord ments, and Arm recommenda- well in the adoption of this com­ tracting new industry to Man « i, «229 served on the 1959-60 and 1961 Republican ' tions made. All those responsi­ mission. I’m sure the commis­ Chester Is An Important objec­ ble should see that the recom­ Charter Revision Commissions, tive which can only l>e accom­ Martin E. Alvord of 3 Oak­ NO hioNIY DOWN.«.a.7S weakly in 1961 as chairman. sion will do ever so much in mendations are followed combatting our ever present plished by a group ot dedicated, land St. haa served on the i x 9 h b ftw « M tow / through to completion for more 1. The only sure way to re­ ambitious and visionary people, Mecte conact time to add bleadi,^ B w ^ youth problems. town planntog commission since lieve the homeowner from ^ e working together. tog pfognjna for various typuu fabnos. Holb property tax burden ia to brdld- ! I wUi do all within my pow­ My belief has always been 1949, and has been its chair­ er to support the commission u W of lanndiy. New knpwaed dothn guaid. en the tax base by attracting that the most effective method man since October 1953. A suitable industry to Manchester. and whatever ^ it imdertakes. - of Implementing this objective graduate of Manchester High ii^ C M IlV To accomplish this, every ef­ Harold A. - iirkington 3. The adoption of all charter is to Insure that those business­ School, he to secretary of the i t AII-chMOtl VHF (2 to fort must be made to provide Republican changes recommended by the es and industries already lo- Connecticut Mutual Life Insur­ 13)«KiUHF(14tot3)tuR- HamsoM’i the necessary utility services Charter Revision CJommlssion cateiT' in Manchester are en ance (To. In Hartford. hV ir Glm-praof IKA Your and general favorable business Harold A. Turklngton has and supported by the general couraged to remain and grow 1. More industry, warehous­ High Fldsli^ Color Tabo served 20 consecutive years as climate, through the coordinat­ maiiager. These changes will Consolidation of the 8th Dis­ ing and retail sales establish­ lnpr<>v*«olt DOWNTOWN do much to bring about Im­ i f ed efforts of the board of direc­ an offlclaJ of the town. He was trict will, in my judgment, come ments are the three principal (factory adjaitod) Color SfotioiMrs tors, the general manager, de­ a selectman, prior to the 1947 provements In operation about only when all of the pro­ ways by which the tax haro GbmiiikrAiiioiailioOolor adi^tion of the present form of administration of town blems are properly undeifdood can be broadened. A stable tax 'CHARIIMMT* velopment commission, plan­ Parfflor ning commission and other town government, and was a member missions and department and fully discussed and the ne­ baae, more than any other one HO MONIY 0OWN...30 DAYS Viir. T . G R agencies. of the first board of directors. I am In complete luppott of cessary educational program Is thing, will attract industry and ipiiktn Consolidation with the 8th He had been mayor of the town the highwky department audit undertaken to inform those in­ business to Manchester. We OR MONTHS TO PAY Mob. thru Sat. District is necessary for many for five 2-year terms. and Its implementation/of rec>' volved of the many benefits are in a position to offer this Thors. tiU 9 P.M. reasons, not the least of which Turklngton, who resides at ommended changes. TUis audit which .could be realized. stable tax base since we are was Initiated by the/ general is the unifying of our fire de­ 184 Parker St., is a Manchester 2. The board of directors, on "qver the hump” In our extep- 53999® manager. , partments and water and sew­ native^and. is emidoyed by the Aug. 4, 1964, unanimously Ap­ Xlvo school-building program. er systems, -so as to provide a I will mostisursly/moive for a proved an ordinance establish­ (JansoUdatlon of the 8th ChB. Keith Furniture Co. ing a Commission on Human Dtotriet with the town will I TNI MOiT 1WM1W MMM M miVttlON more comprehensive plan of

PAGE flP TEEll MANCHESTBIR EVEKiKa HBEALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOpER 1« 19W MANCHBOTER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONMw FRIDAY. OCTOBER A 19ft IMMim |X>tJRTEEN ad. inilt; Tnsaday. pork RockviUe-Vernon gravy, buttsrad-noodles, i - . FBI Leader Warns Against A ^ u t T olm I gelatin dessert; Wsdnesdsy, vsgetaUs beef soup, peanut N O W PIC SB IM __ t* ' fc-T A Geatapo-Like Safety Tactics The We Two Group' of Oon- Proposed Delajr in Refuse butter, JaHy and cbaaaa sand- 0M bMutf h m E o f S oerdla tuUMvan Church la wtohaa, brdwnias; Thursday, Hollywood’ s lissioraiis S 1 aponeoring a paper drtva. Pa- hot dCfi ki roU, pototo ehlps, p«rs may be brought tc the Survey Hit by Town Aides baked beans, pickles, fruit; Frl- HsnlForffMSSNitiliiot Andover Parker Bt. aide o f th* church dsy, fMl stl^s, nuMisd potato, Studio GMCosiMticiMi4 poMd itiawanr. Thar* hav* tomorrow from Id am. to £ 8 carrots, fruit your ows complifflcntify ),Ma praaldanU ,who middanly pm., aad Sunday from 3 to d A proposed ona-yaar daUy In^ ► Sadlak is a former president ef Maple Street School: Mon-| IS a p.m. tbs Polish American Congress, 4aeid*. they are goto( nraa* obtataing-an angfiiMrlng survey day, spagkstti with meat balls, copy of Studio G irTt ^ ^ • r e and Um 8*er«t Sarvlc* Fire Group for rafiia* dlspoaal naede has sponsor, and was grand piarshal grasn bssns, ools slaw; Tuss- of the parade last ysar. tw utkN M l sow § doaa not hara th* ehanc* al> About 185 atendad the first met with oppodtion from Ver* day, pork and gravy, buttarsd fan meeting Monday of the A spm sra’ program at 8 p.m. rice, oarroto, apple rings; Hollywood Typt CssHiig ^ ^rtyu to eorar th* area. non’a repraaentativea to tha Hears Talks Women’s Chib of Manchester at Northeast Refuse Disposal Dta- win follow ths p l ^ s in Buah- Wednesday, barbecued ham­ Chsrt and Color Q u 'id i- “Bacoiid, avoid publlclxlny Second Congregational Church. tricL Ths proposal was made nell Park. Rear Admiral A.J. burg OB rolls, potato eblpa, •Kaot routaa o< traval aa kmc aa Barbara Shura, actress-speaker, by Frands M. Stommlar, a Tyree of the New London Na­ pieklas; Thursday, chicken ala THESE ARE NOT val Bass win be the main q>eak- WritiorPliOM S Mtstbl*. la Dallaa, the rout* A t Meeting reviewed several Broadway member of tha Manchester king dh buttered noodles, peas, er. pubUclaad jd least 34 hours shows. Mrs. Dudley Bostick, boaifi of directors. oraaberry aauos; Friday, eboics CAROL CRATTY § f,efoce so asrarybody knew 1 Prerident Lyndon B. Johnson The women’s auxiliary to the Mm. John Blckley and Mrs. SUmmler earlier this week of tomato soup or elsm chow- S3 MeOann Driva REPUBLICAN ha would b* driving. Andover Volunteer Fire Depart* and Gov. Dempsey have laausd Charles Brame presided at re­ proposed the delay In order to proclamations honoring General dor, tuna fish, peanut butter Tel. 84S-1S57 ‘ Third, uaa la qpadaUy ar- molt held its September meeting freshment taUea. and marshmallow or ehssse | Qiorad ear wtth bullet-proof obtain the rssulta of a new ref­ Pulaski, a Revolutionary War Monday night at the fire house. use ‘nie Northeast Refuse Dispos­ S76-S1M sr S4S-8nL •motive to the amount of metal made up. Refreahments were Vernon Elementary School: required In a firearm or gre cle. al District was formed rscentr Monday, pork in gravy, maahed Hear served. ly when the three towns In­ TEMPO SPEEDS CP ACCOMPLISHMENTS nad* should be used. Mleeion Beglne potato, green beans, applesauce, H* said a bullet-proof shield Steamers, cherrystone clams volved voted to participate. The LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — R The parish mlsslcm o f S t Co- bread; Tuesday, hamburg loaf, took a thief over 30 years to ^ iid be employed in front of and clsm chowder will be served action ended a year’s meetings onion gravy, buttered rice, ker­ NORTH END RENEWAL PLAN lumba Church, announced about at the Snks Chib tonight from by ropraeentativss from tbs decide to make amends, but the entire rostrum in such pub- two weeks ago, will begin Sun­ nel corn, pleklea; Wadnaaday, Ho iqipearanees as the swear- 7 to 3. Members, mvaa and towiu, who met to consider onca he made up Ms mind be day at 8 p.m. Services for the olnt refuse disposal problema. apaghatti and meatballs, tosaad apparently was in a great hur­ tng-ln at the Capitol on Inai^- women's mission will be held at their guests are welcome. salad; Thursday, ehickan in ral day, the reviewing stan(T in Other Vernon repreaentativea ry to ease bis guilty eonsclsneo. MAYOR AND FRIEND AT DAY CAMP 7 and 9 a.m. and at 8 p.m. each Tbe Bowers School PTA wUl to the district are A. Richard gravy, buttered noodles, peas A wallst stolen from Mrs. front of the White House the and carrots, cranberry sauce; ■ame day, and appearances on day. sponsor Its annual jamboree Lombardi and Everett O. Gard­ James H. Peek Jr. In 19tt was Services for the men will take Friday, baked beans, macaroni finally rstunied t o her rsesntiv the rear o f trains. tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1:80 ner. lilacs at 6 a.m., 8:80,a.m., and p.m. at the aebobl, rain or Darning Indicatod that ones and tuna aalad, lattuo* and, to- —via airmail, n is blllfold, which ah* president’s movements had ecntainsd | S when rtolen, TOWN ELECTION within orowds should be kept to II p.m. each day of their mis­ ■hht*. sn anglnssring fbm kaa bean msto stisde 6 a Hoover said, and sion, October B-11: Tean-ag* engaged, h* would not object to Lake Straat Sohool: Monday, was sent back with fiv# I101 ha should lim it puMlc appear^ ■Ipn O ct 8-11. Taanag* mis­ aiM VFW AmdUary wOl a delay for studying ths El­ ravioli, groan beans, tossed sal­ Mils, neatly ancas by ua^ television sion aervlcea will be hdd on sponsor a card party toiUght at mira plant. If that is the rse- MONDAY, whenever posslW*. O ct 1314 at 8:45 aJn. and 8 S at th* poet homa ommandatioB of ths snglasar- He shoiud avoid walking in p.m. Ing firm. pubUc except when absolutely The miasloa services are for Sunset Rabdiah Lcdg* win Darning also said he win rse- an members of the pariah and necessary, and "ha must never meet Monday at S p.m. at Odd ommand ths continuing at the u m b b b t : a la Iha land 1 OCTOBER 5 rid* in any open car,” Hoover for aU others of gny reUgioua FenowB Run. district’s sub-eommlttoes, which said. ___ ^ denomination who are interest­ began their functiona during THK ed In attendli^ any or aU of the Mias Lola Smith, daughtar of the yaar-long study just oom- ■arvicea. Mr. aad Mra Howard L. Smith a stod . The Andover Dunoeratie of 800 N. Main St, la a sopho­ ■adlak ■aneeaiy Marshal KEENEY SCHOOL ADDITION Area Residents Town Committee met Wednaa- more at Sttvermin* OoUege of Antoni N. Sadak, former con­ PIZZA PATIO Sea Tha day night at the Town HaU A r t New Canaan. She Is a gressman and prsaant axscuttvs Serve on Panel with good attandance. paduat* of Maachastor High saerstary of the Rockvttls Area take^Ouf Is Our Specialfy Chalnnan Bugene Schwank* SdiOol. Action announced that four vacancies Chamber of Oommsros, has / MpWPA (BMALL. m e d i u m , l a b o r , M yesterday’s Governor’s been named honorary marshal rIZJjR PARTY BIZR) existed on th* 30-membar com­ Pvt Austin A. Wsirnsn, son REPUBLICAN Conference on Recreation, held for tbs annual Pulaski DaF O n mittee, due mostly to members of Mr. and Mra Austin Wal- G rindar^Sposhatft—'Shalb at lUrtford'a fltatler-HUtim Ho- moving out of town. Theae va­ Parade, scheduled tor Oet. U man, 46 Portland St, and Paul ia Hartford at 1:80 p.m, / M, one of ths woriuhop aea- cancies win be fined at a later R. Vsgiard, son of Mr. aad Mra TAX PICTURE date after pro^ warning to Among ths local orgwia- SchmI—Antipasto had a local tinge, with laidan Vsgiard, 13 AUes Dr., tions which will partlclpato are Tassad three of the five participants committee memMre of au^h ac­ are aaslgnsd to Co. K of the 4th SB, VERNON — LOlHr North af V* Ratoiy tion. the Polish National AUlance, the ROBERTSON SCHOOL ADDITION rssidenU of the Manchester Training Regiment at the U.S. Polish Army Asao^llon of Dis­ HOURS: The committee voted to pur­ Army Training Center, F t DIx, 1960-1962 chase SO copies of a book by trict IV and the Polish Roman Tnaa. fikm Thnra. 10 AJI. • 11 PJL The workshop on "The Com­ N. J., for eight weeks basic I CathoUc Union. mandlntMAJL.lAJL munity's R*■5 H, tally retarded for a social life tic#, U.S. Navy, sen o f Mrs. 1964 wfaieh. In the past, had been al­ Maacheater Evening Herald Mary R. Tork of 61 Seamen Cbr- - TRADE WELL- most imattalnable to them and eerreSpondeat, Lawrenea Mea, cle, is serving about the anti- the need for developing a pro­ telephone 743-8796. Bulmutrine warfare aircraft car­ gram of volunteer teen-age rier U88 Intrepid which raoently NO TAX workers, who might become In­ MARRIED—AT LAST! received th# Navy’s Battle Effl- HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL ADDITION terested enough to make the ROCKFORD, m . (API — Rose clsncy "B ” . The Intrepid serves work their future vocation. Ann Calgmro. 17, and Sam Ro- psrlodicaUy with ths Sixth Fleet In the Msditsrranean aad par­ RECENt 'ARRIVALS denbeck, 19. are niarried at last, p r o v e s CHARM but only after a eeriea of mls- ticipates la sxsreisss to Improve RAISE her combat nadiascs and sffl- TdiM hi M o M Now Coothioolob ^ Morsorytl BOLIVAR, Mo. (AP)-George hapa that convinced them that Teung Bonner Jr., 19, la corf- the course of true love Indeed cleney. W H AT KIND OF TREND vlneed that a rabbit’s foot he never rune smooth. earriee in his car really,works. First, the original wadding Robert W. Hamffl, son of Mto. DOES THIS INDICATE date had to be postponed for Sany Hamm, 98 Laurel It, is a The youth told Trooper W. D, UTM - year medical student at Select Late Models Steidiens he attempted to dodge two weeks because the prospec­ TO Y O U ? tive bridegroom wss hospitallied Bowman Gray School of M ^i- a dog, loet control of his car ! another best man because me dent-ant of a BarOordHaroord County MaMad­ CRiST WARRANTY' Poley. with WorroRty Sorvleo the car, passing over the pas­ i1 a ^ Society Scholanddp. As Low UHF/¥MF This Ad Paid For By The Democratic Town Coiqinittee senger seat and into the trunk. one scheduled for the role was ▼ In the hospital wtth tonstUtls. Avoilobio from Coast to C M fi The auto then veered off the Worid War 1 Dapartraant at bridge and dropped 16 feet into' Finally, on the morning of th# Tnihif weddbig,. RodenWik’s tuxedo Oonnaetiout will meat Sunday at •64 LINCOLN CON TIN IN TAL C O N V IR T IIL I ; . a creek. 3 p.m. at tha VFW Homa. Man-’ Bonner was pinned under the was stolen from his automqbll# Air-condiUonsd.. Color stiver send. Has turbo-drlvs sutomatic ^tosnwn^^, He went throui^i the cersitoooy cheater World War I Barracks ■tsering, power brakaa, 8-way saat power wtodowa, power vent window*, radio, haater, WESTHILL APARTMENTS/SENIOR CITIZENS ear but was able to free him­ and Auxiliary wUl boat tha maat- In a tux borrowed from his FOR THE BERT IN BUOK I WHITE self because of soft ground. He ing. tinted glass, leather interior. eacaped with minor taceratloos. brother, aa uahsr. - i| "*61 LINCOLN CONTININTAL 4-DOOR SKAN to II l o turbo-driv* automatic transmlsnloB, ponrar etoarlv-terakaa-windowa, ahe-way aaat '■^radlo, heater, whitewall*. Gold car alao has leather interior. •42 UNCOLN CONTININTAL 4-OOOR SEDAN » , . ^ 1 1 rrialdsntls] black, RquippM th# same aa the above 1988 m od ^ axetudiag 1 ' THE /MANCHESTER HAA4MONO ' Isather latorior. **®*»®w>iaoOwii 1 1\ •62 LINCOLN CONTININTAL AIR-CONDITIONED SEDAN i ORGAN SOCIETY Color Highlander grs«i with leather interior and alr-eonditlOBlng, phis aU ths othsr i lAncoin extras listed above fOr ths 1988 modsL 1 ' GLOBE HOLLOW BATH HOUSE INVITES YOU TO A 11 •64 AUSTIN HEALEY ROADSTER , ' 4 speed transmission, radio and haatey, bucket asats, very low mllaags. ; i • J fC o lo p i «Eic0H£ *62 VOLKSWAGEN 2-DOOR SEDAN i Rquippsd with radio and hsater, color rad. 1 HA/M/AOND ORGAN •42 CADILLAC »42**jt4-DOOR HARDTOP BUvarB^ar gram finish. Bqulppad with automatic transmission, poarsr stoaring, pewsr : - A . brakes, nulio, heater, whitawslle. 2 f Powerhl, Big CONCERT’ *42 lUICK LE SAIRE 4-DOOR SRIAN , ^ .1 , A^iitomatic. power steering, power brakes, radio, haater, whitewall*, CUaeiar blue. *42 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DOOR SEDAN i RCA VICTOR featunng £ * ! 5StyvrithwlZ^,*u^ j rO K TAIIItV. .) l i t Pistora •44 TRIUMPH SPmHRE ROADSTER It" Tab* (OvaraB a Red BnMi. 4 speed transmlSeloB. ^ - Now C I Y U « * BILL DALTON •42 MERCURY MONTEREY CUSTOM 4-DOOR ^ J lp J S rSto Multi-DS". I»w .r atssring, power br«k**. radio, bsator. As Low^ TO P«AYi ' E M IN E N T N E W Y O R K 9 QNCERT ORGANj^T •tTlSScw y MONimiY m o o * S » A M i R quip^ with sutomatlc trawnnisrion. radio, h*atw> Mserlng. ’ MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM witheonfidenee fremHartimd Cm W A NO MON^^i^WN amtln«BtaL Mdremr, C ip*t B«d WfflzB jB8p Dml8<* 134 Eait Middio Turnplk*^ WEDNESDAY. ^OCTOBER ?.v 1?*^ ^ 7 :4 5 F A 4 . r

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. .;K n '’X ’ . ‘♦UIji t:'" 'V 'V ^,.v . a. ^ ■ • • ■ ' rAdB aixm ai iia ^«:h e s t e b e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , co im ^ f r ip a y . octoIb e r % m m S^tiion Two FRIDAY, OCTOBER *, 1964 JttanrljTBtTr Eoonbts JIfraUi FRIDAY, OCTOBER I, 1964 was a'wotidertul experience to meet so many bltoops, tosolotl- WINTER Attempting to End JoeCotten le img And othGra oonitGOtod witn Conrad Urges the oooncll. T have heard sd Business Asked 12th Cimiit mtSoh o b co t them. I wont to HAT SALE Support for Churdies* Tax Exemptions S till W aits meet os many os poeslble. Sponsored Hy Tkn Sewer Swap Issue T o Open Jobs Court Cases In the Meter Mwry lAike, BS, is S ^ Lodiee Benevolent Hedefy dM Bible that aaya churches To End Film have to spend this much money Tdevision Our Lady of Loreto, NeHnx, Ky. eOn Agenda Tuesday MANCHESTER SESSION tm a u i KMpdmaa, aa atter- C h H K ll Tile Mancheeter offices of The tria l Of Charles O’R eilly, Donald Conrad, Republican looking good,’* be said. Bis I neater News muf, ngw h* waata to aava "Only money la involved. It’s HOLLYWOOD (AP) — ( a M Newt OLYNI8, BIUU OEOHGB the Connecticut' state Employ­ 22, of 834 Center St., charged candidate for the board of di* AmarloaB taxpa7 « a mUlkina o ( not a question of freedom of May Joseph Oottea begaiv work Ey*-Dentlfy Ubert B. Burka ED € . JOHNSON H0LLYW------—— 15. After pleading not guilty to flwfiod toartneawia. er. sued a proclamation, calling all counts, O’ReUly requested He said, "For toe second time smiles as ha often does. The movie is called "Hush . . (8-30-t0> ValenUne'e Day The 80-year^d patriarch of liapi Bendlx against toe 0>lum- oommit $87,800 to imidement It. terms -jf the prepoeed agree­ Kantobaan, M, aaya te ba* 8:80 (8) BourtsM to. Beat (3-13) to>mer Pyle, USMC On the some o^da ' the ment, any othw Olastonhury for all in Connecticut "to par­ the delay, saying he had been in this town’s history, we have Haves the suite eventually will Last summer he was cited for . Hush, Sweet Charlotte." That’s lU) Neerebeat toe Oolorado DSmooratlc party hla Broadcasttng System has ticipate — to demonstrate our a large budget surplus that in­ contempt of court tor barging iau» Social Security itSBSi, ’L f f e , been setUed out of court tor a board will be asked to approve users o f town water would have unable to retain a lawyer. reach the Supreaie Oourt and toe studio’s punctuation, and I (Ml Portrait o( Japan made his comeback Thursday belief in the dignity and.worth dicates poor budgetary planning into a closed grand Jury room. with a speech In Support of RSp. "very subetantial’’ «im, says additional appropriations to tha to contribute toward the coat of of each individual, by grant­ All charges against CRellly become a milestone in church- guess you’ve heard about it < 8) Walttr thxmktte liSM ’jETSS, town pension board, building a pumping station which the on the part of the Democrats as state relationsMpa in the United Twenty-four local lawyers (10-aato) Huntley-mbikley (8) One Step Beyond Wsyiie N. Aqptaudf tor re-elec- his lawyer. The suit charged ing to all of the state’s handi­ arise out of an incident involv­ That was toe one which was (;46: « tataO) o - Ron------cocbraa (40) H Squwl breach of contract on tha department; municipal build­ firm has installad; ing his car which was sighted toe majority party.” gtataSi offered to defend him. The oa ttoQ. A spinoll ie bein g chal­ capped residents the chance to He added, "The Republican supposed to repeat Bette Davis’ ■ :00 ■. UM____ Sto-iTONees. Sports; (18) SubecrlpllOD TV ground that CBS signed Bendlx ings account and the capital Im­ A cceptance trf deeds fo r tw o speeding on Adams St., Aug. 11 Judge let him off wtto a lecture. (10) Pour Just Men lenged by Republican Edwin make use of their capabilltleB.’’ platform for 1964 la bMed on He esttmatas that ia Baltl- and Joan Crawford’s success ( 8) DeaUi Valles Days ' Lam m . tor a television series and then provement retorve.. streets-in Oambolati Heights, a and chased by police. The car In July, the city dedicated a ' (Ml Aiemlen Sisters He said, ‘T commend, at this sound budgetary policies, and I more alone, taxation ot church new plasa, com|riete with foun­ with “Wtatever Happened to no) Have Qun Win Travel i (s-s-iMs-aasQ-to) nows, Junked toe riiow. Tlwy will aleQ be asked tt recently completed subdlvlaion; rammed past a police roadblock, (Ml Wbat'e New Johnson also le a former gov­ time, the many public officials, urge every thtoking taxpayer buildlnss would add $7< million tain and pod. Kerpelman and a Baby Jane,’’ only Miss Cra­ Sporta Weather Orchestra leader George Lib- they, would like to Change tha Appivm of Anaaldi Heights was fired upon, and evMitually (3UI Mall Order Market (801 Tonixht Show (Cl ernor of Colorado. private organisations, business and voter to support mir pro­ to annual tax Income. His group of his friends sauntered wford got sick and had to be 7;1S (33) Mass. HlshllshU (40) The Saitt erace’s fourth wlTe, Joan, ob­ data for their November meet- subtovieitm No. 4 eouth and labor leaders and employ­ was found at the rear of a Cen­ cUmts in the suits are the Free (30) Sports Camera (13) Chris Clark Ing^-now sphedulad for nation­ O im er Oak St It has alraady gram, to give us a better town over from their law offices to replaced by Olivia deHavlIIand. CHENEVIX . t r e n c h tained a divorce after testifying ers who have cooperated in the ter St. Uvern. Police traced the ThMwlit Society and toe group’s Whatever happened to Joan 7:30 (3-13) Rawhide I (12) Movie al election day Hoy. 8. been approved by the Town government and a better town watch the dedication ceremo­ (33) Jlave Gun Will Travel (3) Movie (C) ) LONDON (AP) — Anthony that “he became disenchanted Aaoorted Mfik add M f tofi past with the Governor’s Com­ ownership of the bullet-punc­ prewlont, Lamoin Cree. Hie nies. Crawford? She has recovered (10-30) International Show I (lO-aai Tonight (C) from the begiiming to discover Although the. town was pre­ Planning Oommlssion. mittee on Employment of the tured auto to the wife of the in which to live.’’ society pays Kerpelm an a HO,* Chenevix-Treneh, headmaster Darii Choodato pared to approve 4he long-delay­ Conrad charged, “During the “ We energised ourselves. One enough to sign for another mov­ (8-3(MO) Johnnny Quest (C): (8) Movie of Eton SchotS, toe Incubator of that he had marned a family Repoto are scheduled on tha Handicapped. I urge all resi­ accused. He disclaimed knowl­ 000 retainer fee. ie to start Oils month, '1 Saw SBB SATUKunX'^ TV WEEK POB OOMPUCTE USTlNa instead of a fan club." ed aewer swap agreement last two town renewal'projacts, cap­ edge of the chase and of the pMt two years the civic cltcua thing led to another,” ha said. British prime minleters, eaye dents to gve continued sup­ hM returned to Manchester,” Many States, inchiiHng Mary­ What You Did.’’ month, action was tabled until ital Improvement programs, port to this worthy effort." four wheels and twMJJres found Newsp^wrs had a picture of odulta ehould etop heckling boys and added "Even thchigh the land, allow property tax exemp- Kerpelman, his pant lege rolled The man caught in the middle ONE-WORD BOOK Democrat Theodore Powell — flrehousa eonstruciion, sidewalk Miss Hazel Anderson, man­ who wear their hair eo lo^ in the car. ~ Democrats claim to be respon­ tioos tor church buil^ttngs. Ker­ upl wading in the new pool and of toe brannigan was amiable , Haster^eees the only opponent of tbh plan— repair and construction, the ager of the local office, has they look like girls. , , 'ZRENJANIN, Yugoslavia Herbert A. Elliott, 24, of East sive to the public clamor for ac­ pelman already has presented toasting toe event, holding a Joe Cotten. who doesn’t seemed Radio (AP) — Rodivoje Momirskl won could investigate an alternative town tennla program, and two asked area employers to sur­ opentng arguments in Baltimore "Not an long-haired men are that would permit tha town to Hartford, having pleaded not tion, they have accomplished paper cup. bothered at all. ’True, he has (This llBtiBg tneindes only those nows broadOBSta s< 10 iw 1$ effeminate,’’ (toenevix • ’n«nch a n International prise In 1988 In MinlatQie proposed ordinances. vey the possible openings In guilty to charges of reckless Superior Court against the Mar­ Kerpelman, his wife and four been earning a pleasant pay- tor wHtoig the world’s shortest solve aome of its sewer prob­ Ttoe dtrectora will also he aik- their plants and buslneeses. and Uttle in two years in office, yland exemptions, contending min ate length. Some stations carry other abort newscasts). told a conference of teachers lems without the district's as- driving, failure to drive in the with much of their activity sen­ children have been reading check through the whole dis­ Thursday. "Teattoera Should not book. The title was "Who Rules ed to appoint commiaaionars to to seU her office with the in­ proper lane and Improper pass­ they violate toe constitutional from the Bible daily in recent tressing business. But he claims e v m o -im i 10:40 Speak TTp, Oreatsr Hartford too World?” The answer, in too ■istanee. the newly formed Northeast form ation. sation-seeking, with subcom­ ia:i5 Sign orr objeiit to changes in fashion JuSt ing, WM found guilty of toe iMt provisions against establish­ months. that is incidental. U » s John Wed* book, le Just one word: "Mon­ L im S AMSTOORATt ■ The appropriation to affect RMUae Disposal District She has also Urged all local, mittees and audits that are sx- ment of a rtfigion. Dick Roblnaoo w n o —lias becaUM they cUalike th em ." count :ind fined $50, pensive" to the taxpayers for ho "We expect to finish it by the Cotten took time out from his Naw* a in Off 8:00 News, Weather. Sparta e y ." of the sw^>—a aawenge unemployed, handi(:apped per­ Fined also were Zdzlslaw 6:85 Old. Borrowed Blue., ■MUtrOM OHOeOkATM real gain." He says all taxpayers are tone the children are grown,’’ nefarious doings -- he and Oli­ W H AT'eu SISTER MARY LUKE The book was {nrinted In En- diversloo in the Manchester Me­ sons to come into the state 7:06 Converiwtlon Piece employment office -at 806 Main Talaga, 18, of 23 Pine Hill St., Conrad, who ia a former town forced to contribute involuntari­ he said. via had Just given Bette a Fred Swaiuoa Show 7:80 Newa of the World VATICAN errr (AP) — Ma­ rilsh, German, French and Ser- morial. Koaiptal area .wM be Church Women $20; Emile Champagne, 18, of ly to toe support of churches Nawa, Sports and Weather fUianced from an allocation of St., so that possible placements director, said, “Any town that Kerpelman says he is an Or­ knockout pill in a scene before Edward P. Morgan 7:46 Sing Along ter Mary Luke, only American boC m t. CMlecton bought it as Coventry, $8; Paul W. Taeger, because the churches use public thodox Jew, although he and Us lunch was. called. He paused to Joe BMwards. 8:06 Pops Concert amcmg toe 18 Roman Catholic a rarity ahd are atm voting to $67,800 that the dlrecton wto To Hear Pane can be developed. la growing at toe rate Man­ 8:80 Plasa 7 Hootenanny 21. of New Glarus, Wisconsin, chester hM been for the pMt money tor such services as family attend synagogue irregu­ defend the actor’s Inherent right Pi«n o n 9:06 NIghtbeat women named os Obeervers for Momirskl for coplerk be asked to approve Tueaday. $40, and John Zahansky Jr., 23, WINF—1388 Part of that sum .wm come two decades, needs a responsi­ streets and police and fire pro­ larly. to get sick. ll:00 News. the- Vatican Ecumenical Coun­ But all tour prevlaus editions Women of St. Mary’s Episco­ of Wimrnantic, $46. In default tection. 6:00 News, Weather 11:16 Sports Final, Weather. from the $44,960.94 surplus ble town government, With the He eiqilalna his Orthodoxy ‘I've never been able to un­ 8:15 Radio Greater Hartford cil, hog attended her tost sea are printed out. Mcanlrski says pal Ctourch will have a pothick 250 Girls Seek of payment, Zahmsky w m sent "The dmrcbes are saying, 11:30 Art Johnson Show. from last yeim’s sewer depart­ people’s welfare in mind, and ironically: derstand this business about 6:46 Lowell Thomas: Phil RIssuto WPOP 141t sion of the meeting. I toe has decided to print a fifth •01 MAIN BT^-d«8-88n and meeting Monday at 9:30 to toe Tolland State Jail to ‘ Serve us. W e serve Goid,* ” *Tm the only one who’s Or- 7:00 News. Sports 6:00 Lou Terri "It was a Joy/’ sold Meter edition, with the one-woM text ment budgn; the remaining $82- the Republican platform for ‘the show must go on,’ ’’ he 7:35 Capitol Cloakroom 7:00 Ken Orlffla p.m. at Neill Hall at toe church. To. Join Pinkies serve out his fine at the rate of Kerpednuoi said. toodon. Kvery man is his own Mary Luke after toe sessioa. “It stm unchanged. FreecripttoB Phonnoey 831.S9 wm virtually exhaust the 1964 presents such a forward declared. "It’s absolute non­ 8:00 Yankees ya. Indiana 13:00 Sal LaRosa. Members of United Church $2 a day. program of good government." In another suit, Kerpelman is thedogian." sense. People in other lines of existing capital Improvement re- Women of Manchester will pre­ Two CMOS were referred to attackhig federal Income tax aerve fund. The surplus must be Preparing for Antique Show Nearly 250 girls have signed He added, “Your Republican work are allowed to be sick now sent a panel discussion, "who Juvenile court; one concerned candidates are a group dedicat­ regulations which allow church­ AMKBIOANA THK transferred to the reserve fund We Are and What We Do." and Examining rare china in preparation for an antique show Oct. 9 and IP at St. Mauriws for membership In Manchester two Manchester boys, Michael and then. Why shouldn’t actors? ed to keep Manchester in the es tax exempUona on profits BBAVTUTUL b^ore It can be allocated to the show a film, "United Church Church auditorium in Bolton are, right, Mrs. Rolland Meloche, program chairman, and, ftom Memorial Hospital’s Junior Dixon, 16, and Wayne A. WOrd, ‘If we owe anything to the forefront. The total experience from businesses they own, in­ WICHITA,, Kan. (AP)—Wom­ theater — and I’ve never been p roject. Womm at Wijrk.’’ left, Mrs. John J. Struff Jr. and Mrs. Roland A. Masse, refreshment committee members. Auxiliary, Mrs. Edward G. Mo- 17, both of Packard St., charged these candidates enctxnfass- cluding hotels, service stations an in America bay* never Additional appre^fiation aet Members of the executive The show ia sponsored by St. Maurice's Council of Catholic Women. On dlsolay, incidental­ rlarty. Junior Auxiliary chair­ with the dbstruction of public et convinced of that — it is to get as 66 yean of municipal serv­ and publishing houses. been more beauty conscious well so we can give a good per- lor Tuesday’s meeting Include: board of United Church Women ly ara front ra w fr^ lift; Meissen plate, basket and bowl; rear row SUffordshlre v ^ , man said yesterday. property, and the other an EMt Some churches voluntarily than they are today and as a forniance. To the Town Penaion Board, w ill esqptain the duties o f toe ^SdSn dish, B^alVienna urn and w t overlay vase. Being held is a Louis XV Sevres fig­ This Is the largest group to ice. Hartford youth, Alton Allen, “All RepubUcan eandidataa pay toe taxes, but Kerpelman result they are becoming more $3,000 for administrative ex- hoard and what the organlatitm apply tor membership in the 16, accused of taking a motor "Joan had to be sick — you urine. (Herald photo by Pinto.) ______>______’• ______represent Imig-teim residents of says exemptiona run into mil- beautiful each year. prinMjs. -TTiere is no budget fo r (’ js Ipcally. "Pinkies’’ In the memory of the vehicle without permission and can bet the insurance doctws admintsteotitm in the current the town, with, an understand­ 1km of dollars. So said Mrs. Gladys Legen­ would not have advised her , Panelists aroi Mrs. Donald of the Mohegan and Alpine organization's officials. Mrs. theft of a motor vehicle. These exemptions also are year’s budget, Sb the hoard has Gray, Mrs. Robert E. Dunfield, Second Arrest Moriarty said the increase was Nolles were entered by Chief ing of the town pioblenu, and dre of New Orleans, La., a replacement if she wasn’t. The had to dq> into the pension ftmd Campers to Meet Chapters. will seek solutiona for those unconstitutional because they member of toe national com­ Mrs. C. Thomas 'SpSno,. Mrs. largely due to ten women who Prosecutor Eugene Kelly in the only aensible thing to do was to itse lf. The RACFA ia planning a problems that only eofhe from violata the constitotional povl- mittee vdiich sets hair fashion hire someone else, because the Abram W. Ssngrey, Mfs. Ralph trip to Gifford Woods, Vt., to­ Made in Case have volunteered to process the cMes of Kenneth A. Hogle, 20, E. Frank, Mrs. Howard J. Lock- At Henry Park forethought and a ptanned oi>- sion of toe separaticm of church trends, at a state cosmetologist company couldn’t wait for her To the building department, day through Sunday. Those girls applications. of Wethersfield; John J. Laban- and state, he maintains. convention. $7,000 for an adtUUonal inspec­ w ood and Mifa. Edw ard J^ Plats. p ro a d i." any longer." planning to'attend may call Al­ Further investigation into al­ <31rls must be 14 to bo accept­ ricy, 49, 221 N. Main St.; Leon Since be AM the church "We have begun. to resdise tor. The new Inspector Would Res4rvKtiona may be mode, or bert Gaines, 110 Bldrldge St. ed though they may apply after F. Rubarge, 52, of Maiiafteld; Cotten practices Us preach­ thoee needing tranqxniatlon will Rockville Area Fam ily prtyerty suit, Kerpelman says, that being feminUe la the most oversee tha three town school leged fund shortages at Man their thlrtJInth birthday. All ment. Last year he and hie wife, be accomodated, lu colling Mrs. Campers Association (RAFCA) and 'John B. Shannon, 24, of "Mtoiy of my Jewish friends are important thing tor a woman,’’ projects now in construction, COOKIE JAR FOR AUNTIE Chester Auto Parts, Inc., has applications are then given a EMt Hampton. giving me the cold stare. said Mrs. Legendre, who credit­ Patricia Medina, were playing and would perform health and Winidpw M anchester,. 253 H ollis­ Chapter of the New England Police Arrests j in "Calculated Risk" on Braad- LANSING, Mich. (AP)—It’s a thorough screening. The girls’ Several other cases were con They're getting an edifice com- ed professional beauticians with housing code inspectioris now ter Sti or Mrs. Leo Kasel, 38 Family Campers Association led to the arrest of a second p lex .” way. She bad a bad case of the Cole at. ^ . .. .. childhood dream come true tor Coventry man, charged with high school records are checked tinued until later in (jetober stimulating toe desire of. wmn- being neglected. will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. the youngsters living in toe for attendance and activities “However, there’s no place in flu , but Btin wanted to do toe To the Municipal Building ac­ embezzlement. Richard Frank Fuggetta, 81, en to become more attractive. play. , at the Lottie Fisk building, neighborhood of Miss Me* and each of the girls ie inter­ MRS. COCHRANE DIES Join the party! count, $5,000 to make up for Joachim Qaul, a 21-year-old of Hartford, w m .charged with "I wouldn’t let her do It,” he Henry'Park, Rockvllla. Robert Bride, a former teacher, home employe of Winkler Auto Parts, view ed. TORRINaTON (A P ) — Fu unplaimed expenditures. Hartford Coniity economist, newspaper writer obtaining money hy Jalee pre­ said. "And I can tell you this: I To the General Fund reserve, I^ew of TalcottylUe, vlcepres- was arrested yesterday by Det. Once toey are accepted the neral services will be held Sat­ and TV program director. girls must serve 50 hours be­ tenses last night, on a Warrant would much rather make love to |91,S68A8 tor capital improve- Itont, has planned a program Jolm Krlnjak and Patrolman urday in Cornwall tor Mrs. Elsie her on the stage than to her Superior Cotirt Ever since "Aunt Jean’’ re­ Thomas Graham after a week- fore they can receive their baps. Hopkins Cochrane, 72, former issued through Circuit Court 12, mspt projscts- yet tp be desig- of slides taken by members of tired in -1960, she has not only Manclieater. Patrolman Richard understudy.” long investigation. At the end of 160 hours they re­ editor of toe society, gardens Fresh Picked, Native APPLES We’re celebrating our M te ij. ;•.V^ ■ - - i given the children in .her area Rond served toe warrant against previous camping trips. Gaul's arrest came only days ceive a pin and after 200 hours and antiques departments of toe Knocking on the nearest Ail’ M v- Ippn^ftotiona—to- A divorce was granted this toe run of the house, but each It was reported at a Dis­ after Ralph F. Breneman, 32, a certificate. They serve in all Hartford Times. Mrs. Cochrane, Fuggetta after the tatter had wood. Cotton admitted that he tqllitil ^ 8 ,8 6 8 .3 6 — ^would ba fi- week in Hartford Superior day she bakes a batch o f cTOk- been pick^.up by BaM Hartford • RED ERAVENSTEilB •CORTUNDS himself has never missed a from the $81,111.06 eur- trict meeting last Sunday that was similarly charged. Both deputments of the hospital in­ who retired in 1942, died yester­ t ^ t i i Court to Anthcmy B. Zelonis of les for her xUsltors. Each cmld day at Hungerlprd Hospital after poUce. W e CMe .involves the CUrOOn ^ altodUj^y there have plua from the 1963-64 fiscal District 1. which includes men had been co-workera at cluding the operating rooms 93 Elizabeth Dr. from Carolyn «b A V 4/‘4A ^ K A i i f t o f t M I l f l a gets one copWe but toe quota passing of a had bheek fit MOtt'a n o n B asket ^ RAFCAJ had the be*t attendr ItianchWUta' A tto'^'E ashfl^d but With the exception of the a short illness. During toe 1940’ s, $1.11 been nights when he dldn’C feel 10 " Giant Imperial Birthday. y e w .: . i W r i l l ^ bti hUi bWthday:' Mrs. Chochrane, a forpiar school Supennarket off B. Mldtfe Tpkf. up to snuff. He has been absent ether Men^ ; on: toe. IsgeBda . ,Te ahow' thto M ich er, worked M COrhwaU cor- on only one movie. is freh wnue awaiunl* ai lWita»4e:... •.. : :-i >-<' - the kids recently “ry to w e ^ and> met : with merabere Ia targe, ytolte cookie Jar. . CIDER WT PURiPKINS As tor "Huaji . ^ush," he VhomML Under the had , no children, v,y. _ reported that it is hiovtog right along with its new coStar and Ym I AKroyt Find Tb* will be finitoed in tone for a December opening — producer- 1 HARD TO FIND ITEMS HERE! director Robert Aldrich wants to qualify it for the Oscars. ■k mOOBBOCS e.OlMJ) OUTS ,• DAIRT 'a PASTRY A ;> KEEP FAIR-LY BUSY LINC»LN, Neb. (AP) — When 276 OAKLAND ST. S0-yearK)ld Fahy B. Baylor, a IT’S A FACT! practicing lawyer, visited the 643-6384 New York World’s Fair recent­ -r f :- PERO ly, it was his tenth trip to an 4 Opea • AM. to • PJf. Weekdays e T AM to 8 PJHL Suadays international exposition. ' ''S, At the age of 0 he visited toe - ' - YOU’RE (toica go ExpoUtlon o f 1893, fo l­ •■C v . -A-*'S . • lowed by the Omaha Exposition o f 1898-99 and the St. Louis F air in 1904. He returned to C U cago MSCONTINUED fo r the 1933-34 F air, went to San o ’ BETTER OFF •^3-TNYIOW D iego fo r toe F a ir o f 1930 and , 'T ^ andTUFSYW toured the New York Worid’s Odd Lota F air o f 1939-40. He visited the N ol{m it"ouar«ntM NOTICE London F a ir o f 1951, Brussels in 'WITH A MAN WK 1909 and Seattle in 1983. SAVE' IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STAn LAW HASl "GROWN-UP" UP TO \ . OUTDOOR WITH MANCHElTERf All Package Stores ANTIQUES r e t r e a d s m l CLEARANCE! Will Be Closed FAIR n c E B M .. enAmerice’aFinestOrigkielfCeuiinneM tS e^ DEEP-ay.FACTORy-APPROVEO^ Sahirdayt Ocf, 3 tREAD DESIGN leiM line tin Wwl tomM m MW 1984 All Day Monday 10|A.M. to 6 .P.M. ILECnON DAY Admission 50c ' AS $ 1 9 S tx>w I MERRILL C. CARR AS OCTOBm S Antiques 2 < -1 3 Rt, 83—Somers, Conn. ^ITEWALLSONLY$2 MOREIACH 70 Acre Farm ' t o - ; ' ’ Be Sure To Vote Dealer Spade f 10 Free Parking lorn horo . . . EdueotMi iitm , . . Homemade Refreshments Telephone ThonipsonvUle Livod h m cdl M« lift. Horo'c a |MSPfcraUSEDTlRE$!l RIverview 9-4882 4 « mcNi who has grown hi tfdhm in his four forms on thOvlooW irf Diroetora. MAHONEY Is tho MAN Wt’n Haadfsartan fon in Monchostor. NO TRADE-IN REQUMEDf *Hallo«M a OottamM * Parly SiippliM 10 DAYS ONLY! MMtmmnimiiMmiBiif dCaadlst •CaadiM RE-aECT; ^ ^ Kelt Your Size! A U FAIRWAY WtlCEPI Pick Your Savii^! BOTH STORES OPEN Bargaiijs For AH! ^ W« Hav. RMflTcd A Complete S(t Of MAYOR , Easy Terma For AN!

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M>i ilMinin» ■*■ I !■ ■ ' ■'« wU«. two MM and two grand* Hurricane Changes Course chUdran. Hebron Bolton Here Is YOUR IViM*1965 UNITED FUND OF MANCHESTER CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION * ' ' ' . li' t mnrRMiteMDlooeean tllirgf Bureau II nf of llAAlal Social flATVlfiM Services...... 88,489 . Ftmaral aervlcM will 1m hald News Tidbits tomorrow at J :*0 p.m. at tha Toward Deserted Marshland American National Bed Ctqee . . i . . - ...... Girl Scout Council,'Ine...... 88,669 '*| Newkirk and Whitney Funeral from tho AP WlraB Boy Soonta of America ...... g 4~? Lots Junior 34oseum .87,929 Registration Private Review of Budget RATHER THAN 11 - *1 UNITED FUND DRIVr FOR Chfidren’e Services a t Craaectlcnt...... 88,600 Manchester Memerinl Hoqtital...... $29,620 . Mfo. Ghm I. ntapaMtk Home, U t Bumalda Ave., Eaat Hartford. The Rev. WilUam ing an 1897 yellow fever eptflam. CoiMimnlty Child Outdance Clinic...... $10,720 Manchester Public Health Nurses Association...... $8,060 Ray Wayn# Pisitis, 18, of Balt (Qcatbned from PMf* 1^ but inida forced them to \ October h yobr "UtiHod Fiiiid MohHi" Oho W It Helps! Young Men’s Olutotlan Aseoclatlon ...... $1,080 ^ HOCKVnXJB — Mrs. Clara -^ y n ^ n , pastor _ of...... First...... Congrega* For Voters Held by Education Board ^ SeMBer , Fltapetrick, M, o f d^Jional’ Snirch, East Hartford, Lake City, oavrlBtod U w itfo /U break tradlUon. Young Women’s Chrlstlaa A ssociation...... $4,240 dagra* a s idsr for deatli of the north. The gtore owners boaided 19 the it THESC PUILIC SPIRITiO PfOPUE lEjUiVE IN THIS FUND — THEY NEED YOUR GENEROUS FINANCIAL HELP! — GOAL $118,000. pfningiteM Ave., died last night will officiate. Burial win be in 10,000 cots to Opelousk* fw (rents cf their establishments. In an unannounced-^meattngfand to avoid ersattng an im< oompanioa, Kenneth Jack hurricane refugees. ^ at IUM*vUla City Hospital. She Center Cemetery. Bart H a ^ r d . Set Oct. 10 Vaughn, during a "glua-anlf- Some used martclnf tape to ...... — . imt«-1 Thera will be no caUing hours. Monday, members of the board prsssion that tha two boards goutoem Pacific trains wars araa the widow of Hugh FlU family requests that those were at odds. flng’’ session . . . PoUee boat pceMod Into tts evacuation. crlsacraas their ariiMmrs, acak- The board of admlseion of of educaUon met to review the ing them roMmble giant spldto- Patrick. I wishing may make memorial do- The letter to the board of six killers who escaped from nOM ^tals In the electors of toe town of Hebron ■ budget after a cut of Id.OdB by finance says that the beard of prison in Arortlna, near Acapul­ webs. Mia. Fitspatrldc was bom in nations to the Odd Fellows Franktoi In New Orleans, Tulans Unj. edueatioa has considered the co, Maxoio, after riot In which tlsnto to Lafayette and Baton BockviUe Aug. 27, 1875, a Home, Groton. will be in session in toe town, the board of finance, and to versity called eft elasess and daughter of Herman and Anna i ------^------draft a letter to that board. action of the reduction and that police major la kUled. office building on Oct 10 from Rev. Jean Baptiste Janssens, * a v U Defense a u th o r t^ ^ postponed Ito football game with Vey Zeidler, and was a lifelong Tha first public notice of the “WO can understand the desir­ Duke University, aeheduled for 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. to administer gnnwai of tha Society of Jesus, U.S. 90 west of Morgan Oty was resident of this town. She was, meeting came yesterday when ability of maintaining budget Saturday afternoon. ICanyJUgh a member of Trinity Lutheran A riJKCS V F IlC rcu toe electors oath to those found the letter was released to the requests at the lowest level dceerflied la soasewhat hn* covered by rishM tide*. qualified. proved eendH3en after suffering school football games In woth Church and Its Ladieo Aid So- preM. whkdi la eonsistent with a . Rain-slick l^ w a y * Louisiana were canceled. For Art Works Naturalisation papers prov­ cerebral stroke . . . Ccmmunlat huA o t the «t. Mary Pe^sh aiety. ing cltlsenshlp should be pre­ The school board members quality program and wo must Jefferson Downs raeetraek in Survivors include four nieces, met as a "budget subcommittee reiterate that it la our belief officials Issue 118 speelal pw - ware clogged with automoMlw- sented by naturalised citisens. There was some slowdown as the New Orleans area eanceled Mrs. Frank LaForge and Mrs. The Manchester Lions Club of the whole". The letter, how­ that our budget requests ac­ mlto for West B e y e r s to pas* its nine-race card for tonight Members of 4-H are invited through will on urgent family nervous evacuees were Involved Dwiilit Perkins, both of Rock- and Fine Arts Association an­ ever, is directed to the finance complish Just that objective. Hurricane warnfam Om s were to attend toe 22nd annual meet affairs. In minor traffic a ccld e ^ . sUle, Mis . Arthur Spalding of nounce awards totaling more jpg of toe Tolland County' Fair board from the board o f educa- "We therefore cannot as hoisted all along toe Louialans Chetmaford, Mass., and Mrs. The Morgan aty Dally ^ than 3400 will be made at their! Association’ to be held on Frl-1 tlon Itself, that toe budget rediKtlon w ^cb ylow skipped publtcation for the coert west of the mOuth 6f the Raymond Mathison of Blling- a rt. arwt Prafts Festi-■ day, Oct. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at toe Board chairman Harold Por- you have made is either Miselselppl River. A huirieane t tic' or prudent. We will, however, Brat tone in 94 y e ^ , watch extended eastwerd to ton. Coventry Grammar School, t o , cheren, who called toe meeting, Publisher Joe ^ Funeral services will be held val Oct. SO, 31 and Nov. 1 at elect six three-year directors: said he thought it was perfectly attempt to operate within the Events Review had to bo p r in ^ on Mobile, Ala., and weetward to Sunday at 1;S0 p.m. at Trirtty jjijjjcherter High School cafe- receive exhibitors’ premiums | legal and that toe board did not limtUUons which this reducUcn waUpaper "but tt got out dur- Galveston, Tsx. ^ t h e m f'«*tlval hours will be from toe 1964 year’s Pair, and want toe board of finance to tmposea vld Scaer, PM ^r, t^ll ofnci- g p _ gat- discuss this year’s Fair and read its letter in the newspa- "We call the attenUon of your ate. Burial wlU be in Grove Hill p^day^ from 1 to 10 p.m., and. Suggest improvements. Tro- j pers before receiving it. board as well as of all towns­ In State C e m te ^ . -Sunday from 1 to • p.m. phieS and contribution cam-' He said that he had appointed people to toe fact that as funds 12th Cirenit Politicians Friends may toe I^dd fdlBVlng awards have which are needed to operate a EDGAR CLARKE MRS. NORMAN 0. COMOLLO GEORGE DART fcMpVlng paign awards will be presented all board members as members (Coatlnaed from Page One) ROBERT BROCK RICHARD 8 . CARPENTER LEO CHARENDOFF, MJ>. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington quality educational prc%ram AIXBN F. BiaiNKB Captain Chairman Captain been' listeu: Manchester Pine at this time. * of a budget subcommittee in a Court Cases Captain Chairman Ave., tomorrow from 7 to 9 and plant reach a point of over- All Polite Vloe-Caialnmn Publicity Chainwui Initial Gift’s Division Residential Division Initial Gift’s Division Art Association, 3100 for best Rummage Sale letter last Friday and that this ing through the Great Lakes Initial Gift’s Dlvlsleclal appro­ shut off the prsclpitatitm in tola (Oontlw ied fre n Flag* Om ) slater o f William Erbe of Cov­ painting In any media; Man­ them at toe Legion Hall or at the board. priations requiring town meet was ssntenced to ssrve six toe homes of Mrs. Richard M. Among reasons given by Por- area as drier air' from toe mimtos In toe State Jail at entry, died yesterday at Wind­ chester Herald, 325 for por­ 1^ action.’’ north and northwest flows Into elans would take tanu giving ham Memorial Hospital, Wllli- trait in any media; Willie’s Grant. Mrs. Richard Parker. cheron and other board mem­ The board of finance was so Hartford after he pleaded guU- Mrs. William O’Donnell or Mrs. toe area Saturday afternoon. ty to a non-eupport charge be­ the standard speech, like this: mantlc. Steak House, 325 for tradition­ bers for toe closed session was busy with its own problems last Tenlperatuies today and tomor­ Other survivors include a son, George Smith. night that it had no official com fore Judge Stanley Yesukiewlc* P5rrt, three lentenoes e t badly al landscape in oil; D. D. to avoid stirring up the town row Show Uttle variation n brother, a sister and two Strong Memorial, 325 for still The sale will open at 10 a.m. ment to make. win pronounced Hawaiian, followed with an account of the meeting. wlto afternoon highs remaining this morning. grandsons. life in any media; a patron o f , in toe twm halt Ohapdelalito was picked up by by the candidate’s name, aad ITuneral services win be held toe arts award of 326 for tra-‘ Sunday Servicee in toe low 60s. B ^ u s e of toe Patrolmen Charles Morneau cloudiness and rain tonight, toe request, "Pleas* give me tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the dltional seascape in any media; Services this Sunday at St R o c k v i l l e - V e r n O I l •arly today at a Main St., Man­ your kokua.” Potter Funeral Home 456 Prank_____ Kaplan Memorial, 325* Peter’s Episcopal Church will temperatures will not drop to toe chilly levels of toe past few chester, restaurant, on a war­ Kokua means "hslp” ki Jackson St., Wllllmantic. Burial for a pastel or graphics; Man»|be: Holy Communion. 8 a.m.; rant. The court reported that Hawaiian. will be in Village Cemetery, cheater Modes Inc., 325 for i Choral Eucharist. 10 a.m., also nights. The lowest readings are expected to range from 55 to 60 Chapdelalne had failed to' pay Highlight ot every oampaign Wethersfield, i sculpture, and Garden Grove school. The Rev. Gordon 340 weekly support to hi* fam­ was toe Hawaiian speech by a PViends may call at the fu­ Caterers, Inc., 325 for photog- ^ Weeman, rector, will ofHci- degrees. ’ V City Council May ily from a previous court order- candidate who was half-GUaese neral home tonight from 7 to ate. and half-Scotch Irish to a crowd ™ S^hairm en of the festival The coffee hour will take Several month* has passed Scalloping Curbs since hi* wife snd children had that was half Japanese and halt are Kenneth G. Skinner and place in Phelps Hall, following NIANTTC (AP)—Scalloping, check It was Filipino. Mrs. OnthertaM F. SnlHvsn Willard Marvin, both of the toe morning service. ’The Young Vote Merger Protest this year won’t be what it used | t^ a v Television ruined all that. ■ Mrs. Catherine Fenter Sul­ Lions Club, and Rita Kenway People’s Fellowship will meet to be on to* Nlantic River vriien | reported in court today. livan of Hartford, who . died and Jeanette Eich, both of at 7 p.m. toe seaaon open* O ct 10. | PRIM A R Y TOMfNBBOW Tuesday, was the mother of | Manchester Fine Art Associa- Notice is also given that toe Rockville’s city'council is ex-^men’s statement except to say, Curbskjurra on toeuie Mporwsport havenave beenueen i1 _ _ ^ ‘They have every right to make HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii, Joseph W. Sullivan of 56 tion. high school grade of the church pected to take action opposing voted by the Bast Lyme-'Water- | f( \ I W O The festival is open to all pro­ school, and the confirmation consolidation at its meeting Mon­ any statement they want.’’ the nation'* youngest state, D H. OLENNEY HAYDEN GRISWOLD JR. PHILLIP HARRISON Wedgewood Dr. ford ShellfishShellftah Commission be-;be- i A.J V ^ JAMES L. DeBOCCO ROBERT P. FULLER DONALD S. OENOVE8 I Chairman fessional and amateur artists. class will attend the early day night, a city source said to­ One observer Indicated that I votes Saturday in toe last ot the WELLS C. DENNISON Captain Captain She is not the mother of Jo- cAuse of reports toe crop is toe Vioe-ChalmiaB General Drive Chairman Captain Bustness Employes Division s ^ h W. SulUvan of 27 Keeney Artists are not limited as to the Communion service and not the day. the city residenta may feel bit­ ' American primary election* Ohairmda. Initial o u t’s Division / Initial GUt’s Division InItinI o u t’s Division poorest It’s been in years. wlto nominations at' stake for Initial Gift’s DlvlBlon Business Employes Dtvialon Bt. as was reported in yester­ number of paintings they may class session. The prediction by toe source ter that district residents have No dragging of nets across Of Thresher days Herald. enter unless registrations close Service of the Hebron First is baaed on a statement by three twice rejected conaolidation. He one Senate post, two House the river Iwttom will be allow- seats and state legialativ* of­ because of limited space. Works Congregational Church will be aldermen yesterday, who urged noted that since the rejections, bd. Scallopere will have to use Ml*. Roee M. Hlekey in oils, watercolor, pastels, at 10 a.m.; Gilead Congrega­ city voters not to vote for the the city has continually im­ toe "spotting” method. This Pinpointed fices. Mr*. Roae Miner Hickey, 88, prints, drawings and gmphlcs tional. 11:15; Sunday school. consolidation proposal on toe proved its government, and now A record 176,000 to 180,000 involves use of a round net not voters are expected to ballot in died this mwning at a Man- and sculpture, woodcarvlngs and 10 a.m. Gilead, and 11:15, He­ basis that it will be to the city’s has a aomewhat stabilised tax to exceed 16 inches in diameter (Continned from Page One) Hawaii’s first closed primary. chestw convalescent home after photography will be exhibited. bron. Both churches will Join in advantage not to be united with rate! -The general feeling o f city and scooping up scallops in a long Illness. She was a former If ^ a ce is available registra­ the annual church canvass, in rural Vernon because of tax con­ Sharpest Interest centers on, residents is that the city now small quantities at a time. Vet­ equipment last summer was to* toe Democratic primary battle teacher in the Manchester ele­ tions will be accepted until toe preparation for which, canvas­ siderations. erans spotters use water glsas- night toe show is set up, ’Thurs­ has every service they need, the deep-diving bathyscaph Trieste for two nominations to ths U.S. mentary school system, and a sers met in the church lounge Aldermen John Orlowski, observer said, and 'view with ee to scan toe bottom. Several teacher o f piano in this toum. day, Oct. 29. to make plans. The finance I John A. Schlipkak and Frederick areas of toe river will be post­ n , an improved version of toe House. ’alarm the lack of aerrices in Incumbent Spark M. Matsun- She was the widow of James F. Edmund J. Canelli of Wal­ committee’s budget meeting i Bllow said that consolidation ed off limits. craft that searched the are* lingford. Stephen G. Maniatty rft the fire district. aga is given a slight edge for Hickey, will take place Saturday. O ct.' would place a burden on the Permits will cost 50 cents for shortly after toe Thresher was Mr*. Hickey was bom in Old Deerfield, Mass., and Joseph 3. i pocketbook of every city resi- one of toe two posts, with itate each bushel, wlto a maximum lost and plucked from the bot­ Manchester March 7, 1876, and Gaultleri of Norwich Museum All members of the church dent, take of three bushels a day per Reps. Walter Keen and Da'vid tom bits of wreckage Identified McClung and State Sen. Patsy was a life-long resident of this will serve a* Judges. are urged to attend. Pledges | The city council is believed to Funeral Strike boat. Harold 'Vroom will demon­ for the coming year may be ^ opposed to consolidation by as parts of toe Thresher. Mink running neck-and-neck for **She la survived by several strate painting a' landscape in made at the budget meeting or about a two to one margin. ’The In Second Day Secretary of toe Navy Paul H. to* second. Bieces and nephews in this area. oils Saturday afternoon. Sylvia on October 4, "Rally Sunday,” general consensus among politi­ Nltze, reporting location of toe The funeiml will be held Mon­ Davis Patrlcelll will demonstrate at morning services. cal observers is that consolida­ Season to Open big parts of toe missing boat, said Thursday toe operations day at 8:80 a.m. from the painting an oil portrait Sunday Horse Show . Sunday tion will be approved in the Fire NEW YORK (AP) — A strike have resulted in a significant Public Records John F. ’Tlemey Funeral Home, afternoon. T he' 4-H Hoofbeats wilt hold District, and defeats^ in toe city. by employes at about 100 funer­ For Chaminade gl9 W. Canter St. with a Mass A special preview showing for a horse show Sunday at 10 Improvement of the Navy’s Warnmte* Deeds ConsolidatiOT, to*' merger of al, parlors in toe New York City ciqiability to search out and o f requiem at St. James’ award donors and patrons Fri­ ajn., St Leary’s Ring, Mill- Vernon’s tore# forms of govern­ Earle T. Everett Jr. to Erik, area went into its second day The Chaminade Musical C3ub Inspect objects in ocean depths Church at 9. Burial will be in day, O ct 30 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. stream Rd. Sixteen classes will ment, has been presented twice Diane and Jens Dam, pn^erty will open its fall season Mon­ appioachli^ 10,000 feet. B t Bridget’s Cemetery. Patron tickets and admission be exhibited. Mrs. Ann Johnson in the past five years. It was de­ today, but there were no reports at 253-265 Highland Bt. Thei* will be no calling hours. may 'be called for entry blanks of any inconvenience to be­ day at 8 p.m. with a meeting In Some Navy experts forecast Sherwood Circle Inc. to Rob­ tickeU are available frmn any feated each time in the district ROBERT R. KEENEY, MD. MBS. EVERETT KEITH _ EVERETT KENNEDY Lions Club member. Applica­ and details. reaved famiUes. the Federation Room at Center that toe search operations — ert E. SplUsne, property off ARTHUR HOLMES SEYMOUR K A F l^ and approved In the city. JACOB HAROIAN ATTY. JAMES M. HIOOINS Chairman Ylee-Pnrident NN President of United Fund CkeniblBO OheUI tions and tickets may be obtain­ Courses Canceled A spokesman for toe employ­ Congregational Church. Mr*. conducted lest June, July and Timrood Rd. Vlce-nealdent Augustus Bumford, program Chairman Campaign Executive Oommittea Doctor’s DlvlsIoB CO'VBNTRY— C h e r u b 1 n o' ed by writing the Manchester Announcement is made by I ers said the rtrlke has been "an August — will go far beyond toe Leo E. Houle and Rachel F. Board of Education Employes iwiHuJ OU fs Division •Ohelfl, 74, of Cedar Swamp Rd., Lions Club, Box 614, Manches­ ’Thomas Longfellow, director of | ^ inconvenience only to the under­ chairman for the evening, will ability of the Trieste n to ex­ Houle to Alfred K. DePolt and died last night' at his hcnne. ter. aduK education at toe local R«- takers.’ ’ report on the whereabouts and plore toe ocean bottom. They Violet M. DePolt, property at glonal High School, that toe pro-; ^ fui The (Ji.ty Health Department said that two research subma­ Mr. Ohelfl was born May 18, feeted by about 140 vote* in toe activities of recipients of Cha- 64 William St. 1890, in Modena, Italy. He was posed adult education courses said it was maintaining contact mlnade Laurel Music Camp rines, toe Alvin and Alumunaut George Ernest Mroeek and will have to be canceled owing district. a retired furniture reflnisber. Hospital Notes Reasons for toe turnabout In with struck funeral parlors to scholarships. should provide greater‘capablli Judith W. Mrosek to Wward Survlvon include his wife, to insufficient registmtlona. make sure burials are conduct­ Winners of this year’s schol­ ty for ocean bottom»exploration J. Parent and Arlene R, Par­ Considerable Interest had been toe city stems from several rea­ Mrs. Cesira Caaainelli Ohelfl; a VIsItliig hours are 2 to 8 p.m. sons cited by the dlsenting aider- ed within four days after death, arships wtil relate their exper­ and more advanced types are ent, property at 86 Diane Dr. In all areas excepting mater- , taken in some of the practicable toe time set by toe department. son, Leo Ohelfl, a daughter, men. iences at the music camp and planned. Louis Kramer and Ida H. Mrs. William Darico, and three ally where they are 2 to 4 p.m. classes, such as typing, sewing In their Joint statement, toe About • 400 embalmera and participate in to* program. Such impro'ved ability, some Kramer to Yetta R. Wleber, grandchildren, all of Vernon. and 6:80 to 8 p.m. and pri^-ate and shorthand, but not enough councilmen said that toe city other employes struck ’Thursday Miss Nikki AaveetoB will play submariners say, could in titne property at 62 Unnmore Dr. for higher wages and pensions, Private funeral sen'ices will room* where they are 10 a.m. j to make a .■mccess of the project, taxpayer is in a better position a' piano solo, "Polonaise,” by develop capabilities of under­ Frank J. Maestrone to John to 8 p.m. VIrttor* are requested Fellowship Slate Named a shorter work-week, and more water mining, farming, fish be held at the Ladd Funeral than he has ever been, taxwise, Chopin, and Michael Johns will W. Puerto Jr. and Carol E. mot to smoke In patients’ rooms.' Pilgrim Fellowship officers of sick leave. They belong to Local cultivation, salvage, underwater Puerto, property at 58 Fran­ Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rock- and approving consolidation play for a horn solo the Second vUle. Burial will be at toe con- No more than two vtsitors nt Hebron and Gilead Congrega­ would be Jeopardizing that posi­ 407 of toe Funeral Directors, submarine detection systems ces Dr. tional Churchee, elected to serve Embalmera and Undertakers Movement of Mozart's Fourth and general basic scientific venience of the family. i *•“ * P**’ !>•“*"*- tion. John E. Smith and CecUe A. for the coming year are Jack Union. Symphony, accompanied by research. Smith to John V. Measom and There will be no callmg hours. They said that if consolidation Pattents Today: 204 Hooker, president; Peter Houle, Negotiators met until almost Mias Asvestos. Grace H. Measom, property at 'Vice president; Connie Ellis, sec­ is approved, city rertdenta will The program will also include Wilfred B. Carroll midnight Thursday night and 336 Autumn St. retary: Sandy Grun, treasurer; have to pey five tax bills in the more sessions were scheduled Mrs. Hetty Potamlanoa in a Wilfred B. Carroll, 87. former ADMI'TTED YESTERDAY: ^ ^ Stanley L. Nichols and Mary space of one year. City residents for today. piano solo, “The Naiads,” by New State Park J. Nichols to Joseph A. Du- have paid at least one-half of Fayeon; Miss Tbelma MacLach- Perry, property at Center and ^ e d night at a Glastonbun’ | j ’ t i ™ Rockville- i Bobby Warner, activities; Billy toe town tax In July, 1964; all lan, soprano, singing "The Pine Bought in Avon Convalescent home. He Is to e , Johnson. Haze_Ave., R".ckrille, Fllliault, of toe city tax in September. Student Demand Winter Sts w r,__iw *nd heard it play. Temple ning of the city’s fiscal year, that women be allo\ / to visit women in the area interested in ings, drill field and pasture or out of Square Tabernacle is known as Nov. 16, 1964, until to* time students In their lOoms on music. land. Andrew Ansaldl Jr. and Doi^ n er.^ ven toy: Mrs. Mabel Bak-jj^^^ Mormon Tabernacle and is consolidation begins. weekday afternoons. And they Two weeks ago, toe town was othy Jane Carter to Sherwood HOT W ATER? er. East Hartford; Brian Mc- of world famous Interest. The' aldermen feel that; If petitioned that toe midnight Gloves are mad* for a fash­ asked for its review of the plan- Circle Inc., property off Tlm- Cartan, 47 Lilac St.; Jennifer C Mrs. Kolb is planning a trip consolWatlon is approved, dis­ deadline on Saturdays be ex­ ion accessory and to keep | purchase. HenxTr F, Klng, rod Rd. Relley,M iiey’ os54 AMuemyAcademy St.; Mi*. Australia, but has trict 'residents presently paying tended. hands clean. So wear them. director " ' of ' the Bureau /ic* a Mr. snd Mrs. Paul White, Wap- Kenneth A. Porter, dog warden, district. They further noted tost review is expected Oct 13. The « i s-f" day! plng. that a blue tick hound deg was Park and Recreation Advisory To U and R Housing CJorp xoa, thaaka to MobUheat toe district needs sewer serv­ DISCHARGED Y E 8 T E R- picked up in the Gilead section Committee says it “ enthusiasU demolish eight poultry houses —«a d aa oil-fired hot water ices, snd some of that coat will DAY: D ^ e Ganas, 7 T r ' ' and that he has it in- curtody. be Included in the consolidated cally supports toe acquisition on Hillstown Rd., $1,000. heater of correct capacity— Dr.; James Waltman, Storrs; Anyone who has lost such a dog Marriage Licenses ’ ^9 year family caa take care of budget, Aldermen fear that If by the state.” ■W,; Mary Ganaert, South Windsor; or knows anything about it. Is Commissioner Joseph N. OIU John Dennis HamUl, 46 West­ MRS. FRANK P. SHELDON FRANK P. SHELDON' ROBERT 8. SMIT^ DJL -It afl tholr washing need* at industry booms in the district, FRED NA8S1FF WILLIAM R. ROOD Chalrmnu 1 ■ '’ J'.’i Benjamin .tames, Coventry; asked to call him. added services will be required, of the Department ef Agricul­ minster Rd., and Dolores Jes­ MATTHEW MOBIABTY JABiES A. MURRAY Secretary of United Fund Vloe-Chairman |l ena tone. Mrs. Rose King, 197 Maple St.; sica TuruU, 312 Oakland fit.,. Vice-Chairman Initial outs Division Dentist’s DlrisioB |e ■ Mona oaa do the family causing costs to soar. They not­ ture and Natural Resources Campaign Executive Committee Treasurer o t United Fund Business Employe* Division Initial o u t’s DIvialoB Mrs. Ann-Marie McGuire, 20 Manchester Evening Herald Oot. 10, St. James’ Ouircli. traah. Sle ean do toe diahea ed that toe city has Uttle said today preliminary approv­ Fairfield St.; Mrs. Constance Hebron correepondeat Mies room for industrial expansion. al for a federal open apace Bruce Regil Suiber Jr., Bast at the same tone Junior Woddman, South Windsor; Susan B. Pcndlelea, telephone takes hla hath, aad yoa en­ The aldermen object to toe grant will be eligible to receive Hartford, and Patricto Ann Russell Irwin, 53 Marshall Rd.; 228-34M. requirement Includ^ in the 30 per cent of the purchase Wlrta, Bast Ha^ord, Oot 9, joy a ahowor. Hklwln Larson, East Hartford; Don’)i*t delay— phoao ns to­ proposed consolidation charter price after final procMning of Community Baptist Church. George Murray, 189 School St.; BRISTOL PROBE that would require city em­ the aoppUoatlon. Kenneth Bklm'und Miller, day. Find out how easy it is David..Dlubac 4<) Oakwood Rd.; BRISTOL (A P )— A seventh 9a BWlteh to a Mobllheat- ployes already on tenure to Rockvills, and Linda Ann Gaad- Mrs. Patricia Varley, 31 Iron- Bristol policeman has been re­ take examinations to maintain WATERBURT STABBINO sicki, 128 Bldridge St. ■red w a ter heater. wood Dr., Vernon: Mr*. Linda •Average family (of four. lieved of duty in the continuing their status. Town Clerk Henry WATBRBURY (AP) — An- Dante Urriquia Monakll, Sparks and daughter, 64 Holl inveetlgation into an alleged F. Butler was toe only person otliar stabbing incident in Bridgeport and Mary Lou Mul­ St. burglary ring. "frosen" into hi* porttio^ and sriilch toe assailant, fled toe len, F ^ e l d , Oct. 6, St Bridg­ DISCHARGED TODAY: W. Mayor James Casey, who an­ the tore* aldermen noted that scene was reported by Water- et's (Thurch. MORIJIRTY Henry Weir, 174 Center St.; Al­ nounced the suspension of Pa­ city clerk Mrs. Ethel Pease bury Police last night. Unlike Kenneth Bradford Freeman, fred Simpson, Wapping; Mrs. trolman Arthur H .' Rousseau should have been given toe the pre'vlous stabbing, on Sept. Glastonbury, and Sandra Hazel Brown, 612 E. Middle last night, said more suspen­ same status, 13, last night’s victim is ex­ Stimson, 433 Parker S t, O ct 7, BROTHERS Tpke.; Mr*. Amy Kelly. iGlas- sions may follow. The alderihen noted that city pected to recover. Police de­ Second Congregational Church. tonbury; John Roman, 18 The mayor said he called the firemen receive compensation clined to say whether the stab- Richard Alexander Roman- M3-513S Woodbndge St.; Michael \D1- Board of Police Commissioners totaling 316,165, and Vernon blngs were related. Iteuglas chuk, Glastonbury, and Steph­ Donato, 66 Lenox S t; Mrs. into special session last night volunteer firemen might want i OaUlng, 38 was stabbed with a anie Ann Koeak, 184 Union S t, Cecilia Connell, East Hartford; ■harp instrument in the left 101-31S Cm iw Sf. after reeelvlhg a veitwl report tlM same pay, which, they esti­ Oct 17, St John’s DoiMi Na- m ss niarM a Bhflttuek, Bast arm and cheat, poHoe said, and mate, would rM>rM*nt a 328,000 tlonal CathoUo Ghurab. Hartford; Mrs. Bertha Hanssn, on the pdioe scandal from was taken to St. Mary's Hos- State l^>Ucs MaJ. Samurt Rome, Inereas* to the town's budget If Ronald Haling Lanen, Ware­ 148 CharUr Oak St,; Mrs. Pau- pitaj where hla wmdltlon was house Prtnt and Join Irene latta Berry a a d . son, Leba- who heqdtd the Investigation. the town is oonsolidatod. reported ss fair. wi #ive In a recent etatement, Rock­ Benton, 861 Center Bt. Oot 10, tUj^ Mrs. Eleanor Mosimann More eu ^ nsion s may result, '/ On Sept. IS, Doreen (3arey, Churoh o f the Assumption. M EIN STAMPS and daughter, 52 Arcb St.; Mrs. C^sey said, when Rome’s writ- ville’s mayor, Leo B. Flaherty an infant, was stabbed fatally ton rsport Is submitted. iThe Jr., eadonlbd the ooneoUdatien Kar^kret Stamboni and son, while her mother, Mrs. Dolores A big button sewed on all EDWARD TOipUDBL ALFBRDIP W |p H N 8» T o ll| ^ ‘|td., Bolton; Mrs. Msu- wmiton report is aiw 8®ih|K 1® effort, but noted In his state­ t i^Jarey, was carrying her up a aprons that you wear in tha « W SPAULDING. DJKD. MISS RVAUNE PKNTLAND BUSSELL PWnJIRICK Oaptaiil Ctentatai resn CavMo and teugbter, 84 thh Btate’s Attorney's^ oMce ment that some members of the fUfht ef stairs to an apart­ kitchen'a comeseomee Inin handy.nanuy. Youxou > I j * * O w ta ta ------CHm BMHtefl ' UM d OarsHivMi* CBaataut B t; Mrs. Emma Da- for possible us* hhouid eriminal dty fovsmment migM be ) O T i OTWV IV IWif wT wmM JWm f W H W tm ment on South Main B t No can hang,your | " I ' Mttal Gm’e HHWo* ctaaiigss be lodged against polled. The mayor wouU aaak* t n o * e f Um hlUer luw beea batten ' f'-'V-h Tona ^ aoa;v.272 BUaiMr BA, I ii o d w i iA r ^ Ouwgrssld. r fSOBl'lY/ have ItIt vrbm yoa waal It A . * 'r ' I- ■ I, . > ' '■ . 1 .I' - ‘ ' « -■ . 'y

ItANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 PAGE TWENTY*" MAMGHBBTBR CVBNINO H B R A IA KANCHISTES, O Q N ^ FBIDAY» OCtOBER. % 19<4

and davatop- B ig Boom Bt fboaittoa plaanad by ■ of Fdl Sale-AlMiMB ',:goQaf^ and uiftvanitlaa wlU be abU to handle ontaida Wilton I n B u i l ^ ImhBlrlal oeotraots to help pay, for ttwansolvea — aad Dear <>»«P'S..*"S2L^g25l2r*r8toeagB. Baa* Dormitories even attract prtvata endowment S ET to m ri^srii w«k VOL. XXIX, No. S ComtiiMi by Stodonts trf Hsnehooter High S ch o^ Mrs. J«yc9 Don, FseaHy Advloor tonda.. . „ 2 125 — ByeletsS — r a m a ^ FHdkjr, Octobor t On avaraga, the aohoMs oparA , —jUa far Oj—■arrlal aad ■A L B o n s mm rtmx (ap) -^ a tSA million durlw the laat 10 Pbr Tnata, Beateovers (Al») - It Im p- atructlon boom la under way for yadrs on thesa aclmce and le- Editorial: Need for Strings a MOTiwi ttmw a eoUM and university seaich bulhUngs. In the next 10 on. A e total spending tofor r may plan to spand an average Indian Plans Tw o-Year Stay! ■vary Aay. One a t Manchaater • present muaie policy "needs Four MHS Students litr higher aduea< o f 10.1 million. MANCHESTER AWNlHtl CO. a wonun >Milvrr High's giestast cultural tbs direction and effort at tion latoOMcted to doubia in the Whtla 44 per cant o f the hlghar BBT. mo-iw w. oBiram “ s atring major,” who will Jtm ahead. The SlouX Indians observe | assets no longer exists. The education maUtittions are Man­ ap .anpient and ceremonious rit­ concentrate to Just this ■aWhar ta to Mama ' Naada ahd aims are changing, ning to build acoommodatlona achool orchestra, at once a area ual which is performed on a I But BiMt happMM? too. for growlag graduate aehoMa, student activity and a Suppose that a young Now the emphasis is on new more than 10 per cent wU be bravo’s sixteenth birthday, I student does become inter­ Win Merit Awards more fhellitles for a - classroom subject has been domUtarlaa Abend, edhcatora wherciby he enters into man-1 disbanded. For once, one ested to, say, the cello and irli^ Aoaa tba arotnaa to ? ey, will be a drive to buOd dwgratoiat hood. At this time, if ms boy takes advantage of the Manchester High ScHool to more science and research fa­ ’Ine rah for Ugner educatian I cannot use ray of- the rea­ free •chool-zponaorvd in­ WaO. ia a p a a t m ajority at has lived 16 summers, and is| sons usually given when 4n now the proud possessor of four aaaaa Aa althar (laraa thraaili culties. Ahd despite the growing la oqiected to gather speed in struction. When he reach­ volume of postgraduate stu­ the com ing decade. Part o f thla in good standing in the tribe, I activity la ve^rized* That National Merit Scholarship tba BMLla miscreant as If aa he receives an is, it is not a lack of school es Junior high, what can he dents, ths atraaa will still be on la due to the nowtaig im of me uidian name of I do with hia instrument? Semi-Finalists. Principal A. didn’t aalat, or also aammaxUy significance. One such ritual spirit, a budget cut, or the dlsndaaaa wltli tUdhg care of an even larger Ug postwar b u y crop. But part Neither school has an or­ Raymond Rogers announced increase ia the number of un- is due to tncreasing stress on was performed last summer in want of an advisor that has chestra or string ensemble; B uiti, aueh a a ‘ T o u ecuM at honor of John Eagleshield, who forced Mr. Robert Vater, toe wlnnars of this award to laaat looiL whars you’ ra goiac. the aaaentisl role of education in aa a part o f its curriculum; gome 300 of the nation’s laad- tackling me increased technblo- was then given a title which head of the Music Depart­ to abort, there is no group the nationwide . competition. Aad aa mm atrldas on in fam­ means "He Who Stands Above ment, to make thla deci­ ine trtomiA aha leavea tag eollages and universities say gy of Indushty, which Is building in which he can perform or Cynthia Briggs, JoAnns Rey­ their buldlng programs envl- up demand tm higher skills, At A ll." sion. It la, in fact, the result study. Hii talents lie dorm­ her aa emMttarad man In whosa John Eagleshield is the flrAt of a foreseeable and pre­ nolds, Jock AlUng, and Paul soul thara has arltbared aaothar on more man $4 billion In the same time the flelds of am- ant for three years. When PUkonia ore toe SiUc City's rep­ outlays in the next 10 years. ploirment open to me Mgh Sioux Indian from the Stand­ ventable problem that has he reaches the opportunity petal on tba fhmrer at chivalry. ing Rock Reservation in North been growing in Manches­ resentatives for the 19M pro­ No matter boar often they are TMs la about twica whiU they school graduates are'expandliig to join the htyh school or­ gram. qpent In me last 10. only moderately at bnt, and Dakota ever to leave the res­ ter for many years. chestra his interest may eonf rented with Qm problem, ervation for schooling else­ The four seniors ore port a t cUe Uiem- scarcely as tan as the popula­ It is not a simple prob­ be gone. As of thla month, 14,000 students selected from men can’t quite, reconci While more will be spent for where. John is being sponsored lem, but one which goes all aelvaa to the bad public man- aclmce and research facilities, tion growth. At me grade sdiool even if his intereat hasn’t 1?,100 high schools in every dropout level. Job hunting ia by the Men’s Club of Centto the way back to the char­ disappeared, ths orchestra aera at vKanen, who really eonstruction will cmtinue for all Congregational Church for the state and territory to the Unit­ should know better. becoming u ever harder task. acter of an orchestra. An has. There ia no group ed States. This scholarship pro­ types of campus building — duration of his stay. orchestra is based upon its We an are familiar wiih the elaaarooms, administration, In tba coming ooU^iate build­ available to the would-be gram is a nation-wide co^ ro- The Rev. Phillip Frazier, string section: It should string playSr unless he is oM story at Dr. JMtyll and Mr. dormitories. ing boom, new architectural Aljsn A LABOK ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE PLANTS John’s grandfather, pondered tlve program to assist students ityde. trends are develoMng, too. As in have at least twice sa ricilled enough to Join the of exceptional ability to attend The 300 replying to queries by «e e Our Asaertmeat of Bvergreeaa, Bhmba and Tress. the idea of sending an Indian many stringed instruments Dr. Jakyn was aa aasanUal Walter Kldde Oonstnictors, Inc., numy om er fleldB, cMlege and Manchester Civic Orches­ toe college of to ^ choioe. teen-ager to finish his school­ as other instruments. tra. kind man, a scientist dadieated New York, represent 4S statea universities ax« foaling a apace ing in the East. On a visit The scholars were rightly de­ aqueexe. Builders and srchltscta A t its first cUtss meeting, A clarinet player, on the serving recipients of toe award, to the aarvtea of Mbmanlty. But and Puerto Rico. Of mese ISO B io t, the Rev. Mr. Frazier was the school "orchestra’’ had every ttana be took a nip frem a report mounting interest in other hand,—or any other os Is evidenced by toe Choi- any they have, or will.uply for delighted to find that Center four violins, no cello, no non - stringed musician — ' mnokhid brew in Ms laboratory, federal aid under me Higber U^-rlse buildings to take care M8C0NVILLE GREENHOUSES Church was interested and be­ tensing classroom schedules of mcne students on restricted bassea end no violas. finds muyard goods aad other Maiu|(ktet PAINTS wouldn’t hear of it, and got system to his “brother’’, 'Jolm Beglertileld, to the high even if K is put into effect. , ^ has had a nto or two from a Area Abimnae Club of PI Beta in the Appalachian Mountains raSry and pouted. to handle the heavy de­ Folk Siitytog Club, the Current hottla In har kitchen laboratory PbL The event wfll be held at GatUnburg to supplemsnt the items. school library. John wears a deoorative legend around hla mands that are put upon For toe want of strings; Affairs Club, u d toe Junior three-month county education The Pi BeU Phi flettlamnt •6MZISLFREE The encampment left the neck which' symbolises hla Indian nams. As an Indian sn- Sock and Buskin, which has Thuraday, Oct 9 from 19 s jil next day and they were forced an orchestral string play­ Classical League. Cindy also to iMon and 7A0 to 9 p ja . at then available. Basides adncat- School is currently a full aeals ters manhood, he receives such a necklace symbolizing er. By the time a proepee- twice Joined etforts with fits her home work around be­ school and plays aa Important SnOML a u if to abandon her because of her either his statira to the family or his newly-acquired name. toe eohool orchestra to pro­ Pont PUkonls JoAnne Reynolds tatons WtoMra. Hyde. Mrs. Abbott’s homa Handcraft- lag the young the school act out stubborn refusal to leave. Sev­ tive oreheetra monber ing a mttnber of Somanhls, u d , br. wm ia iMT asreat eauitaey, ad itanui of weaving, woodvrork, to fostar tadustriaa In tha homes part in Its community by help- NOWK FAD fr 2 FOR 1 LOW NUCI raachea high achool, he duce outstanding Broadway the Natioiud Honor Soetoty. sn«di as weaving, Hrinnlng and mg people to help themselvas. eral hours later, - two braves musicals, is now faced with aaMto atra, h n eouaidara- ceramics aad basketry will be were sent back to summon the must have mastered the The young ooed Uvea at 84 Fin­ n r oHmcb. A baleful trana- aokL The pobUe la Invited. woodwork. Old looms erere (Herald photo by Pinto). fundamentals of his instru­ a new problem. Tlie Spring Manchester High Football Roster ley St., with her father, h so- squaw/ When Uiey returned, Concert, a Icmg-standing toksB place. they found that she and her ment Therefore, the mat­ clal studies teacher at MHS, OutiaaiMty, Mw atm looks to ter is very much out of the tradition at MHS, wUi be- * Michael Johns 61 rad her mother, Mr. and Mrs. like Utm. JekyO. papoose had turned to stone! The foUowing Hat of eocceri hands of our music depart­ eome a choral festival. players rad their numbers will (Steve Maher 52 Walker Briggs. Bat to BUB she eircowitafe Mm This stone. was then declared *Waka” (holy) and traveled ment. H ie answer la not to enable soccer fans to identify Rich Totten 54 In the third member of Man­ tooka IBh Mrs. Hyde —aa un- *£ESr The town music curriou- sight: Hiere is no swarm of 65 chester’s semi-finalists. Jack wtm the with the tribe until it came to lUHS players on the field. Bruce Hence TRYING TO STRCTCH YOUR HOME TO MEET rest at the Standing Rock him committee, as well as stying players in Msnehea- Gory Kirkhom S John Cervinl . 66 Ailing, the school has found on a t a flaliwtte aad the Mr. Vater and Mr. Q. Al­ teris elementary schools BiU Hiniaki 6? exceptionally capable studut. af a sabre toomsd ti- Agency. William Carney 4 THE NEEDS. OF A GROWING FAMILY? John described his home town bert Pearson, former head waiting to get to high Richard Siegal 6 . Tim Timogllo 58 Hto current tohk of doing well not as a collection of familiea, of tha MHS music depart­ school rad reinstate the or­ Paul PUkonTs 6 Dave Beat 60 to hto five m o^ subjects, Hon­ Hie answir may be to finish off extra rooiiw but as one big family. "The old­ ment has mads repeated chestra. A favorable situa­ Stra Opolach 7 George Brodlra 61 ors B iology n , Ptoratop '.find UBsbcella, S&. FREE *6* as. FREE I .‘STral^rs'^ri er people are the head of the reoommaiidations in this tion oannet and will not de^ Michael Oriowskl 8 Jim Potulok 68 Trig «Bd Mato in attic or basement, even add m new wing. Besi^ area to the adminlstratioiL velop by itself. It is up to BUI Rylrader 9 Bob Godin 64 level 1 Modem ttmlly," stated John, "and the Foraeeto^' the probleto that rush IV, keeps b e ^ answer is to finance tiie project with a ttenta' tctotH iW 'M ki OF o rw t im ililflfc iM W i'iw iiioR PAitffC Tribal Chairman la the Chief." the parents to encourags BiU Heck 10 MorehaU Stephens 66 has finally hit the achool, Steven Cene •6 to homework. Hto' rusUng Lnprovement Loan from Hanehester’s tddest 460 1 M b Mreet—Tri. 641-6611 This collectivism among the musloal indinatibns by tra- Chet Kobllnski 11 r9AJB-CPJI. they suggested a greater Jeff Stuek 13 Dave WoUanbeig 9? ___ stion u d a h ^ « f Warn to g9t n toxL finanrinl institution. .to S P J B people is dramatized by their emphasis on string aduca- ing advantage of the free work leaves Uttte to bs iS p r A %ard day a t ahuMng Jaat NwNi Of Puat Office ownership of the tribal cattle instructkui offered their Duke Hutchinson 3? Bob Boswortb 68 tion at ths elementary lev­ Ronny Oirouard. 28 Dave Brady 69 and dtoplaya Just . , assd hnMMkg an liiae who hsq>- ’The principal occupation is cat­ el. tb a y feel that the prea- children, and, ihore impor­ Bcholara fire mode path, aha ’ft ’ft ^ e v K LoooMaMOQiiRi tle-raising and everyone on the Ted Roson . J''- 88 Art BJork Manager f enf staff of tbs two sts- tant, It is up to town to of­ Mrs. John Ailing will i home, and takes a tt ths reservation helps ia branding mentary school teachers fer s oohoentrated program —— tog Juk frem thslr aseMt a t U n . Bfds. Whsa Or. S A V 1 M G S the cattle and in other phases should be augmented by 4 for ths development of er sUut until ths Prestdent’s ar­ 114 Clyds JskyB satota, m*i« is of cattle ranching. person who wlU specialise atrteg j^yara. Pupils Wait rival, but occassionolly a cheer , In Paul Pilkonto. Mwuhra- Mrs. Jskyn, waltii« I v O T V I V , Jonh has two brothers and in introducing atrings to Let us do Bqmething. would go up os a campaign sign I ter has a most gifted etodeot. to jsM OB Ha MIppssb. \ •. l i t I \ I I * I s three sisters and is the oldest the town’s children. The Gary Gunaa ’65 of the other party was de­ His all-honors program * ‘ ~ A m why doss Mfo. Byda act son. His mother is a housewife Jody Frlthaea William Oaraqy stroyed. A few other incidents rliah, eollsge-level' O this way to mmm ta prdilie? Soma vtM m B ' and performs domeatic duties Late broke the monotony at waiting. aay M’s hscarua har tbaaa are I CoUtf* Levsl Wsstsm m i l naaaarat lasTireTiea Mmilar to those of any house' Every once to a whUe a s m ^ I izotion, physics______u d FranQh_ IV loo lIBhL Sotne aay tfa beeauae ^ wife. Hla father is the Com­ boy on oU fours was fait to brush him at ths bsad ,of hto Mm jHft aaciatty hataa aad ra- ^ Legion of Honor MHS Students Elect By President CujthM Aaanal Dtvidand VOTE FOR A QUALIFIED CANDIDATE munity Development Super­ past someone’s legs on ths dliB-1 ponl, bmMs toa aatonl aityerlarlty at On Insarad Savings visor, handling financed, and is cult Jm^ey to the front at tbe and e the owner of a bowling alley. ‘Tm ecstatically happy with Take one port outstanding The Current Affaire Club and crowd. One of them got lost u d whatever' Most of John's school friends my own life!” These are the athlete, one port good student, Council for ’64-’65 few other students of MHS seemed to be traveling to eir- to time for V o^ty soccer and : awfMly tlrad of MON.-TUiS^FRL don’t face the problem of brav helped to swell the ranks of the cles. aadthsMOas words of Judy Frithaen, this and one remarkable personality, baseball on top of hto pfirt to ing the chaotic turmoil of a approximately 60,000 who turned Seeurity measures were plain­ the Current Affairs Club, High sHd. They are to 9 YJB-—WBDl 0L 08B D AX N O W week’s female legionnaire. And mix them together and what Nomination rad election pro-aFrosier, Mark Frazier, Mark out in Hartford on Mqinday to achool parking lot every day cedurea for this year’s Student - - ly in evidence. A man with a pa­ School World, National,, Honor aot gM away wtm it Extra Hours^T!^!!*;!!: it’s no wonder! Her radiant do you have? Some people at Jacobo, Luanne Heck, Anita hear and see President Johnson. (although they do have cars <^uncU were recently complet­ per bag become the object of at­ Society and Student CaimelL and are allowed to drive at the smile and cheerful attitude dis­ MHS would tell you that’s the Stanley Lucas, Barbara Arriving in Hartford at 11:80, a dayl ed when President Mike OrloW' rry, Sandra ’ McCullum, tention os the pdlice made their I Mr. and Mn. Ray PUkonls, age of 14), but rather halt their play her satisfaction with the formula fpr one Bill Carney, the students rad on ample op­ way toward him. Iha m u very h|ia ri|^tfully proud parents of ski ’66 announced the names of Jerilyn MuUoney, Claire 01- portunity to become immobilised steeds at the hitching post. busy life she leads. mu is one of those rare ths newly-elected members of willingly allowed them to ecru- soholor, atldete. Hr* st 4T Judy’s courses this year in­ shewski, Kaye Rask, David Ru- in the crowd. - Those students who live people who seems to get along | the CouncU. AU representaUyes tinise his fluorescent Utht bulbs Hofmsn Rood, within 20 or 30 miles of the clude Honors French IV, Ad­ blnow, Judy Snow, Dianne Zlt- Because the President was de­ with everybody. As to athletic from the three senior high kovitch and Dave Turklngton. which were returned s moment -n ■•ml-finMtots must sUb- A NATIVE OF A LIFE LONO school are picked up by the vanced Placement English, classes were' elected at large; tained both to Providence and on Jitter. „ ^ sequcntly take a seqond eranti. school bus, sometimes as early Honors Trigonometry and Math and academic abUlty, his rec­ Junior rqpraeentativeg elgcted the way to the Hartford Times The President’s ^ ech ^ they bt ^ the homeroom system which ore: Jot Rourke, Dave Brady, ana as 6:80 a.m. in order to arrive Analysis, and Chemistry, with ord speaks for itself. Aa a tri­ had been implemented * in the portico, the pronom didn’t get proba^ the port of the After- ^ win, sulnntt on time at 8:45. Aside from English and Trig as favorites. captain of Ihs soccer team BUI’S Heidi Delloferra, . Guy Tan- imder way until 3tM, two rad MANCHESTER REPURUCAN sophomore oiaas was discon­ gerene, Dave Ellington, Leslie w«*h4vJ information booed on THERE’S their means of transportation, And yet she still finds time to athletic ability is unquestion­ tinued. a half hours later than sched­ John describes his school life as be secretary of the National able. He has been on the varsity Hunter, Dick Bomberger, Jim uled. M reu! t*®tr flnaaeial need. The Merit The first meeting of the Stu­ Kuhnn, Ken Hottkinson, Chris all seen rad h «^ 1 Sfiholanhipa, 4-yoor apaida “much the same as MHS.’’ Al­ Honor Society, co-editor of 8o- soccer team since his sophomore dent CouncU' was held lost Fri­ Generally the crowd was rath- though his school has only 260 manhls, and a member of the year, when he was awarded his Bissell, Linda Keeney, Jane Roy '■ ...... '«'- v day, Sept 25. Mike Oriowskl and.Steve Penfiy. NOTHING to 300 students, it offers the Student CoimcU. Judy was also letter. Bill woe also a member greeted this year’s memben same courses and club activ­ a member of Sock and Buskin of the junior varsity baseball and introduced the new advisor Atoo Dole Maclean, Bruce ment in the air. ities as most schools. The for three years, Sounds of MHS team in his aophomore year May, Kathy Campbell, Pat Speeches ended at 8:06 p.m. mittee of the sponsoringt tor­ {diysical education program is to the group, Mr. Arthur Glos­ for two years, and the Latin and has been on toe varsity ser Of the social studies depart­ Davies, Chet Koblinsky, Mary which, incidentally, was too late porfiUona and aasorlsthinfi mbre intense and rigorous than Club for one year. baseball team since that year. Beth Odell and Penny Taylor. to go back to school, § fact Four MHS students ★ rare LIKE A most, offering the same ac­ ment, who replaced vice prinl- Outside of school, Judy be­ BiU's calling in life is to be The Junior alternates ore which did not detract from tha chosen from many usa|M* o f 19*2 CORVAIR MOMZA tivities aa MHS plus girls’ cipal d e o r g e ElmerUng. longs to St. Bartholomew’s a m .standard, taqatac wbltswalla. enced much by her religion. Un­ dollars, BUI returned to Maa- student participating to extra­ and Plane Gtoometry to sopho­ a tour of coUegea, will be Got. stsMing, brakes radio, SI IS MancheeUr High School sen­ curricular activities, including Four graduates of MHS, mores. 80, rad vice president Betray I *4J4 home for retarded cidM M hsatsr, whlUwalla 7 like most peo^e, shs couldn’t be cheeter. itM ouaioau 1959 FORD iors who took exams given by any happier toon she la if she athletics. The advratogos of members of tost year’s senior She attended Georgia State House heads the committee I come by bus to the XOE^ pgfi- A hlglfiig^t to BUI’S achool buying a booklet ore numerous, class have been granted ad- which will organise the itlner- lost Sunday, rototag fito Mapar 09, 4-Door Hardtop, V-8, auto., Oalaxis 3-Door Baidtop. T-S, auto., VOTE REPUBLICAN ihe Connecticut State Employ­ were someone else. Says Judy: life so for this fyhor woe the College 2or Women, tiie Uhiver- 1**2 RAM aat particularly the fact that stu- vanoed {duement in mathe­ r, radfo. baat. J I U 5 radio, hsatsr whltawallo. ' M AC ment Service last spring re­ "I love living Juet toe way I birthday party and coke pre­ slty of Omneotleut, the Teach­ ary of the trip. [total number of students to SOt sv, wMtowalk. Custom. 9-oyL, rata, ladia SIMS denta having SAA books wlU matics at their respective er’s College of Columbia Uni­ heater, whltewana cently received their teat am.” sented to him- by the soccer receive a SI reduction on .the schools. The placement was MONDAY, OCTOBER SMi There was a time when Judy team. The event Just goes to versity, rad the University of scores. A state employment price of year’s Somanhls. baaed on their performances on New Hampshire. Her previous orf the group, informed everyone!®®®® " j*J*l*?, 19*2 CHEVY H 19*1 CORVAIR representative, who interpret­ thought that "big seniors were show that MHS students aren't ModM 990, 3-Door, 6-cyl., standard Model 700 Station Wagon. S-cyl. 19*2 VDLKSWAOEN BO; frightening,” but now that Sophomore students elected the College B n tru ce Bhuunina- teaching schools Kkve included about the NHS echolorshlps. rousted ed the atudent'a results, held an Just kidding when they say, tion Boards Test in Mathe­ These are 225 scholarshlpe “ *tnlctore ore ladle^ hsatsr, whitewalls $ 1 $ ^ standard, radio, haatar, KombL 4-Cyl„ athadard $1295 ehb too is a senior, she is mak­ as representativea are; Sharon DonolsonviUe High School in sms individual conference with each "Carney, yeah he's a good kid.” Douton, Wendy Alvord, C b ^ l matics, for which tbsy wore awarded to NHS members vtoo the otgsnli whitewalls. student and his guidance coun- ing plnas to attend a four-year DonotoraviUe, G ^gla; South ELECT AS DIRECTORS TOuege oftar graduation. Bob WhitaseU ’66 Bartel, George BrodUu, BtU prspond by MHS’s course, Wiiutoor High School; Bacon achieve outstanding qoorai q q | cation selor. Cartoon. Milton CosUt, Morrlon ki^Minattto V. taught by Mr. the PSAT sawmtoroons. These tests were admtoia- Judy mokea her home with Academy In Colchester, Oam.: > WMb j9B*ra looUng avMr our gglseasB of UBoi’^Ourt, keop ia mind tluU o v her motoor, lire. A. R. Frlthaea (Bdltor's note — Legion­ GorrtooB, BUI Hlllhisld, Kathy Louis Vtouontas, to ooopera' rad Norwich Free Academy, at M oiilyfi I ’wofQfiy, *85. torod to those who are not Hoirisoa, John Koenay, Mugan tion with tha'UnivsrBlty of Oon- V9B Tour Mtiifeetfon! % RONALD OONRAO ^ ★ FRANDIS BELLAFERA planning education bayond high and her hroUisr JoS, at 54 mala naires to r the first quortsr which toe supervised the Stu­ Dr. were nominated on tha Mggovraa.. Mtohosl Metosny, nsoticut. Gsrald Plants; a stu- ' MMIt school arbo heme to en­ dsnt fit Lshlgh, has been sals dent Government and booome ter toe labor force. ’Teats were IfatJ Luke, ’«5. basis a t tsoohen’ recom- Nraey Morton, John Oitrout, «i»»« adviser, p r a n ^ ALEXANDER FENNY , ★ HARLAN TAYLOR ★ HAROLI TURKINtlON msndations at tbe and of Barbara Rayburn, Paula sd for an honors sseticn day. Ora to two parts, , awrltten iq»- Rivard, Paul Smyth, Ray Wiese Analytic Geomfitry and CfileU' Atttaougb toe ftods tbfit MHS one filght' tltuds exam and ons to vrhich reminded Uwir Junior year u d their Is a Isrgs fifibool, she her academic stondtog. Thla and Dave Turner. hu L BUI Frank and Lmry ■tonpqd by mahuel dexterity was meas­ work and Ukes tha’ stndehta. V C A L L 443-2143 ured. It is bityed that by these to 4ise toe MHJ list was 'then sul^ttsd to . fkgiluxnoras olaotod os «Rta f:

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• V. PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER ^1964 , 1 HWEOTT-TWtt HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ftANClHESTER, CONNv FRIDAY, OCTOBER t, « ------paign lor'K idh term In tha Sen­ amoqg the Moat active /Amaea puatSuicide ate seat once held by his oldest Mirny Siar$ Hit Catn^aign Trail ■uppettera: Mother Aids brother, the late President John DEPENDABLE rang. Berlin Wall Bvit LanoMtar, IQAStoiiglfi^ Baffles Pofica F. Kennedy, has bean carried TOP QUALITY Tony Curlia, Mation B rnte ted, Bob’s on by Ms wife, Joan, and volun­ Wftyne Is LBJ^Lookalike ftobeit VangkB. Peal MewSki^ teers. Pay in Britain May s t o w Joanna Woodward, Janet Leigh, lANTA MONICA, Oallf. (AP) It was Joan Kennedy who Aiwto Diekinaan, Natalie Weod, — A sadan narad down Banin On His Own presided at the opening of Sen. Steve McQueen, Frank Sinatra, Monica pior, auddanly awarvad, Kennedy's downtown Boston 'fJdN >>• irttttik'itt n u may not work In Britain More Cracks But Goldwater Supporter bacauM thoi* art ftw-per- Peter Lawford, Sammy Davie, than bunt through.tha railing campaign headquarters a cou­ ; • ertnur boan.^Qw^ fand faurtlad taito tha aan. BOSTON (AP) — Roae Ken­ ple of weeks ago. She drew a la w b rM k cr*. this manont criming Kants here. Net King Cole, MUton Berie, \ e l m r a t BONN, Oermahy (AP) — R was Reana who introduced » In two aaconda It aank nedy, who ia committed to cam­ crowd of hundreds, •vtr knowa ara n~ Britlah ctim a rint*> * etudjr re* HOLLYWOOD tAP) — Aif Harry -Beiafonte, Bddie Flahar, m «M m M a to -f r m jpetted, fsiM n lly ars compoaed That new little hole to the Berlin movie casting director, Preal* the Republican presidential ghailey Wtaitere, George J «^ l. •nrrying an Invaatmanta amart paign tor Sen. Edward M. Ken­ Many ware left out in the candidate last week at the his daatb. ned because he "asked her rain, so Mra Kennedy want itet erlnto dooa iiay. of______IndiTldual ciii .minals brought Wall may invite other efforts to dent Lyndon B. Johnson is the Henry Fonda, Diumy Thoiitai, m n perfect John Wayne type. Dodger gtadlum rally that Connie Stevens, G aoi^ Stevens Ten boiin later, a l^ mnaa first," will make three appear- outside and made a apaech Last yaar*a W cm r it was ttw teth er for a apacifie Job and bore through the Iron Curtain disbanded aftecrard. They re­ But Wayne, who bears an attracted m ore than 88,000 Jr., Steve Allen and - Barry « v a y , in Bavarty HUls, tha ances (n that campaign in fhe while the rain dampened her fr-milttaa great train robbery separating the two parts of man's elderly mother coUapaad next few weeks. quilted pink dress. BE PENNY WISE In Bttekinghamehire, the biggest cruit the extra men naed^. uncanny resemblance to John­ persons at $1 a. head. Sullivan. Germ any. Reagan, state co-chairman of .and dlad baton a doctor could aaek erlme In history, canted The gangs organised to do the son, even to the walk, is one of Many big etars keep eilent on It was Kennedy, hospitalised She wiU appear at the three The agreement signed last Sen. Barry Gotdwater’s biggest the Citizens for Goldwater- va Buramonad. An empty with a broken back, who said receptions with her mother-in- AND iatt with hcaattotaklng pcaclelon. big Jose auch as Londca West week allows West Berliners to the ground tiiat it ia not good Bnd lewM shop breaks — get boosters in movleland. MiUer, lists the following es show buBlnoai poUey to take hbttie waa found naarlw. that his mother was committed law and win go to several other PAINTS m s year may ba known aa visit East Berlin. That affects . Police today listed deatha ot PAINT FOOLISH Bw Mg aat^pe year. RarAy a the ' beet tools. They ' have - Gregory Peck, another of active Goldwater boosters: aidea. I to him — only.. receptions on her own during fewer than four million people. Walter Brennan, Leon Amea, Hbth PhlUik TIataer, 47, and Bar- fday pasaea bat escapes are re- tackled safes with thermal lanc­ Hollywood's most durable hero That was the day his brother, the month remaining in tha The other efforts are aimed at Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Efrem Bob Rope, Bliig Ooeby and; Itaa Zatser, 78, aa prohahia sol' ip orta tf. es capabto o f ABOO-degree beat types, is Just as solidly behind Cary Grant ar* among thq Robert F. Kennedy, announced cam paign. bringing closer together more Johnson in the presidential Zlmbalist, Clint Walker, Ray­ ,fld a a . And she will represent her f Mb. 1 escapee eras Ctaaries thrust Pollco experts say that than 70 m illion Oerm ana who silent ones. bis candidacy for q Senate seat iVyedariek toluon, one of the gangs will lay out glO.IM for r ic e . mond Massey, Colleen Gray, . Dataetivaa aald Mn. Zatser from New York. husband at a state AFL-CIO C. J. MORRISON live outside the former capital. Qulpa Hope: 'T get laughe by Apparently kOlad haraalf tn grlat ktiain rbbbein toho had hardly equipraont to stage some Jobs. It appears that HoUyWobd Is Randolph Scott, Cesar Romero, 9e's going to have to run on convention next week in Boston, They are separated by hunAeds Robert Taylor; James Stewart, making gagi on both aidea I 'over tha death ot her only son. PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE Isottlad la the maximum seeur- "There win be money to car­ of oiUas of barbed wire and #otog to'be more active than never aUeneta a laughter." his own," Edward commented as well as appear in his place in ry the individual criminals over ; ever politically, but there are I June AUyaon, Pat Boone, James But irtmt was Zetsar'a mo- that day. "Mother is already the traditional candidates' sec­ 739 MAIN ST.—State Theater Bldg.—649-9713 flly caQ erhere he eras sentenced mine fleM a One ot the moat unusual .liv e ?' 2to spnd fO years In solitary. the plaanlnf and watchiiur pe­ Drury, John Phyne, Irene committed to me — I asked her tion in the South Boston parade W E g i v e JtuT GREEN STAMPS The East and West 0«™an' . .. . Dunne. Norman Taureg, Hedda political cas^aln the movlea ia Divan racovarad Zetsar’a I EBs Bloodless dOllveiry'by a slick riod," one report said. "There governments lack official con-; V f i n V . " on Columbus Day. ' Hopper, Donna Reed, Tony Arthur O'Ooaneli. Arthur re- 7lk>dy-and the ca r. M n. Kennedy, wife of Joseph In addition to these campaign fgaag eras so notorious that ntay be aa tanmediate payment tacts but unofficial contacU are i the *wars canUy married a woman who ‘^nawspapeia began referring to of expenses for an expert ' Martin, Cyd Charlsse, Jeannette ZatsOr was district msnagar P. Kennedy, the former ambas­ chores, Joan Kennedy has made growing. Trade, norptany worth MacDonald, Gene Raymond, had a grown family. One of hie Bareid Wilson, chief o< the brought from another part ot half a Wlllon dollars annually, is ;ipf tha Century C | ty office of sador to Great Britain, is to talk a number of trips — and more Robert Stack, Marshall Thomp­ stapdaujihters was Paggy Ckdd- .]nveston Divaraiflad Safvlcad, r Labor panto, as *nhe other" the country, money to provide a moving ahead, hoW he votes this year. '60 PLYMOUTH for Edward at a reception Oct. are on schedule — to accept And Mervyn Leroy, the pro­ son and Walt Disney. water'8 roommata in a District 3nc. A firm apokasman aald ba checks for donations to the John I lees known Wilson. safe hiding place for stolen get­ This year the Communists abe of CblumWa school. So'Arthur U tn Lawrence, again a week Ij The great train robbery and away vehicles until the robbery, allowing about taro million West ducer-director who rode on the George Murphy, the former S-Door, Bice, beige knew of no financial probloma later in Worcester, and finally F. Kennedy Memorial Library Dwight D. Etoenhower and and hie family went, to Phoenix nffliotiiig Zatser. to be built on a bank of the ^the Wilson escape opened Brit­ and perhaps brlbeg to be given. Germans to visit Stost Germany movie song and danoe man, is for Peggy's recent wedding. tln le h . puehTbutUm at a Boston reception Oct. 25. ts ana’ eyes to the fact that this Money also fo r'‘idaurance’ for proper >— not Just East Berlin. Richard K. Nixon Republican the Republican nominee for U.S. Friends said ha waa devoted With Sen. Kennedy pinned Charles River adjoining. Har­ their families in case some gang cam paign trains from 1803 to senator from California. "Everybody at the wedding tranemleeion, nicely, to bis w ife and chlldran — twO down In the hospital, his cam­ vard University. i.oountry's criminals through the This is about half a’ 'million was telling the senator they jijreara have been outracing the members are caught." more than last year, according 1880, says tersely : "P m not In Lew Wasserman, head ot equipped. Hd. 8080 daufhtan, one of them married, politics this year." MCA-Unlveraal Ltd., is head were behind him. My daughter ■'and a son.- Where are the p^ce in this to West German Vice Cijm .el- wanted me to aay the same It Is estimated that the race ttoUi crim er H opelessly lor Erich Mende, who is far Ronald uuc* on* of man for the Democrats. David M n. Zatzer and bar 79-year- Llpton, vice president in charge thing. The only way I could do-it old husband wan sitting togath* •i^iancea of a holdup man in behind,' many critics claim. charge of aU-Oetinan affairt. the most liberal Ownocrats in waa to actually stand behind the the movie industry, and one of of public relations for Universal lOr on a couch, grieving about HEAT Boandals in their ranks have The Oommunists are ' also senator when I aald Itl’ V ^vlctad today is S-1 in the crlm- shaken morale and public con­ alloarlng their old-age pension­ its most militant union leaders, Pictures, is Wasserman's chief '62 CHEVROLir .meir son’s death, when aba M l "Thnt wae 1 ,waa no hypo^tA /60IMPALA r; ov er. j;lnal*s favor. For houae burglars fidence. The police claim they ers —men of 85 and aromen of 80 is the Hollywood leader of the aide. H,.4r-door autloa W sfco I the rate is a>l and for auto are not supplied the necessary — to visit Wilet Germany. This Goldwater forces. Upton liata the following I'm votta« for LBJ." 'd-Door Wagem. Ore«n. Dataetivaa said aba had to)- IS OUR BUSINESS Radio, heetw. PowergUde, Jet Mack; radio, .hdeiir, parantiy taken a wtxfie bottle of tittleves as high as ib-l. manpower or equipment. ‘ is no great concession. The butothatlc. No. 8S88 A Oambrid^ University pro- The weekly Spectator, in a re. Communists arlll be glad to be power Bteering. No. 888L sleeping pills. Irfesacr of criminology estimates cent lead article, argued: rid of them if they choose to $ 1 3 9 5 $ W 8 ' Issdon Zatser wis ao abat- I'that not more than 15 per cent - "When criminals can concen. stay. At the same time, it is a I YES YES YES YES YES ' YES YES YES YES YES }tared by the second death be Was unable to give poUce cohar- |{of erlme committed tat Britain trata Um resources of skill, or. move that the oldsters' relatives NEW I lls brtMight into the open fo r ganiiatkm and finance shown in in the West appreciate. MONZA '62 FALCO N ant details. I‘punishment successful robbery after rob­ East and West Germans have 4-Door Wagon. Maroon, ARR IVALS again succeeded in putting to­ 4-door, beige, radio, heat­ radio, heater, automatlo «• Kven when a > criminal is bery, the unfortuhate thinness of er, PowergUde, whlte- )‘caught his chances of eecaplng gether a Joint team for the T o­ tranamlMion, whitewptile. Just Traded On the poUce’s equivalent assets walle. No. 6097 Cancer Society fiJusuice "never fall below SO per are laid embarrassingly bare. kyo Olympics, despite a good ON MONDAY. OCTOBER S No. 8505 ’The New 1966 llcent," according to a Cam- The Munich-like state of our po­ deal of political friction. $ 1 2 4 5 / Oldsmobile Ifhridge Institute study. lice defenses — unable alike to Mende has been organizing $1295 Selects Aides Before World War n the con- retaliate or to deter — is dem- more cultural contacts — a Pineapple Kid Meets a Reid Peach V'vletloa rate in Britain was al- onstmted by the fact that Scot matter of great, ccxicern to the M n. Kenneth Wlgran, ohalr- j|ways ever 00 per cent the study land Yard has yet to be given Germans, who are passionate Bisn of tha aarvica ccmunlttae Sailor Bob Ventura, nicknamed Tha Pineapple kUL found a bottle recently containing t^ yiaoted. its first computer, which could music lovers and theatergoers. ' of tba Manefaester branch of message "dear whoever you are, what 18 gom g.wi,’ wherever you are?" Believing it to ba H QLDSMODILE 61 OLDSMODILE We are equipped and trained at McKinney written by Mias Dawn Cope, he Wrote her Th* 8cte was arranged and they "F-85” 4-Door Sedas ?! It la eattanated mere than $75 sift in SO mtanites the number of An these efforts to bring peo­ i /i the Amerklan Cancer Society, "F-88" Cutlass Coupe Fuel Company to provide the best possible 'im iU ion worth ot property will fingerpciats which, at present ple together have had a big ^announced members of her met — see above. Dawn turned out to bo 16-montha-old, the note's author turned out to ba tx>ost since Ludwig Erhard her brother, Kevin, at left (AP Photofax). . service to our many customers. Keeping your •>be Stolen or obtained by‘fraud laboriously occupy 10, men for Monza S • Door. '^committee at a moating M OLDSMODILE n TEMPEST J^thls year. six weeks." became West Germany's chan-1 Wednesday at the Cancer Cen- "88" 4-Door Hardtop home comfortably warm is our first objec­ cellor nearly a year ago. He ha.^ | P a I a m a r red, LeMana ConvertfUa jf At the hii^ier and of the scale VOTE YES VI standard shift 4- rtar, 176-E. Ontar St tive. We are proud to deliver ATLANTIC .’ ^erlme le better organised. DEOREES DMUMliED a mora flexible policy toward' Ml Sarvlco oommlttea mmnben transport cancer patients for relations with the Communists | speed, 8rcyl.. ra- treatment to doctors or hospi­ M OLOSMOOiLE heating oil—a triple-refined product—^the 'The metleulously planned, gAN ANGELO, Tex. (AP) — ^o, heater. No. . are Dr. Robert Karnn radio­ Cutlaas Converttbie 61 OHEVROLET IJcarefully executed robbery has tiuui former chancellor Konrad: logist of Mhnehaster Memorial tals. Those wishing to volun­ cleanest burning fuel oil you can buy. Mrs. D. W. Wicker says that 8120. Broohwood 44>o(W Station «{been an Increasiw feature ever Adenauer had. ON ALL CHARTER CHANGES : 'Hba!pital; Mrs. Rachel Barnea, teer may call a member of the W agon For service and fuel that you can count on, her hanoiest day caine when her Still, political reunification of committee or Mrs. Sue Cash- 6S OLDSMODILE ••since the end or the war," i last child earned Us college de­ ’ recently ntlnd supervisor of no matter when yon need it, please call day {axpert noted. the two parts of Germany the Manchester PubUc Health man at the Cancer Center in “88” 4-Door Sedan gree. She has never missed a seems far off. West Germany Manchester. or night. < BrltiaSrltish criminologists and the commencement exercise for any Aasoclatlon; Mn. Edward 61 CHRYSLER does not officially acknowledge Carrol WUUngton, housewife a OLDSNODILE New Yorker 4-Door Sedan |{newspapers have been noting of the four, but it was a close *57 CADILLAC The purpose of the service Our euatomera Uka our prtoa...and ao wlO jpool iiwlth interest that United States the existence of the East Ger- '60 VOLKSWAGEN and nurse; the Rev. Paul J com m ittee is t'o aid In saving "S-88” HoUday Coupe call irtien son Pat received a man_^Communlst government. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS A-B-i 82 4-Door Hardtop, beige ] $ $1195 $895 . m ne ehape as your modem lyB m j sf mstleit- Parking Authority, Rmnwol Agency and oil Beautiful D e co ra blaek-nad-wiiitc set. Coroere iMSly dsslonse General Contractor of the picture aren’t eom- MsdalYmClUt eentsmeersty wHh orimr policy making boards and commissions. sMdme tambour plstsly "cut-off." \ doors, flnlshse In The picture's bigger than \ S4M walnut ae iM t ✓ '6 0 F O R D Come and See It ordinary round eolOr tube JOHN BONINO sets—n^iachee ovarell diag. 2-Door sedan, white EUSenUOAL WORK tube meaa.; 274 aq. in. picture viewing area. Yet the tube is MOTOROLA ■f: finish, standard shift, nicely equipped. No. approxim ately S inchea /.I ANDREW ANSALDI shorter than ordinary round 6436 tubaa. 8o eabiacta can be CO LO R TV MASONRY ■Um, trim and attractive. FRIDAY with the QUALITY EXTRAS ADi TO YOUK HARTER’S lUroRTANCE ...... NORMAN BENTZ 23-INCH “ r VI '62 BUICK '58 CHEVROLET HEAltNO A COOLING SYSTEM ENJOYMENT OF MOTOROU I8i—0H 8itaem8K ,m8« •. gataneM*«g(ie Eliminotn overlapping rospensibilitits RECTANIUUR COLOR TV Electra Convertible. Blue. Impala Convertible. Blue; RECTANGULAR Automatic. 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'56 CHEVROLET LEO PELLETIER on all tubes and parts, with frss V k ezchengo or repair ol any com- 2-Door. 2-tMie blue. Radio, '61 CHEVROLET PAINTINO peiwnt proven delectiva In normal heater, etandard trans- 4-Door. Sedan. G roan , use. Arranged through telling mlasion, 8 cylinder. No. dealer. LabM extra. LOOK AHEAD MANCHESTER standard shift,. 8-cylinder, SATURDAY 8129. radio, heater. No. 6X48. PERSONALIZED FLOORS TAeoe TV asfa Aare M-cAa««e/ TheM charter changca were all approved by a large majority ofi $595 FLOOR COVERING UHP-VHPiottln§' $1295 Full year |! the voters in the referendom of May 19. They failed mwaagt because not enough peoplt actually GOT OUT AND VOTED. Your RAY'S ROOFING guarantee i vote^ n o # will assure their passage. ' OCTOBER♦ 3 'l\ ROOF Dtluxe New Model M07X)lR0LM NEW 1965 MODEL T.V. hVLOCK-RAiMO -value pricel MlU/i , t^ow OnlDitplay « A M . t e M - M . b ledta with daluxs dock iffirvj 1HE W. G. GLENNEY CO. 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E i^t Fuel Tanks Rowing Jany 1P a tila and Economic Pinch Felt, Russell Sees VS-BrUish Union Sure Michael Ooroetane; Lost in Explosion 8te|di« DilCalo: nature, Dk^ Wataon: chemlstiy, Jdmee Ca­ Marina as Regardless of Election Rearing Set Tuesday M A R T V IL L 8 . MO. (A P ) - A a MOTO'S FUEl CO. meron; Bwimming, CkrI Aker, Auto Strike CK>es On tofenleii tocead (Ira aw D ( MlChaM Oeroalmo and Ralph ^ gaaoltoe and fiiel oil star- Pearson. i ‘ B a fflin g ’ LONDON (AP) — Britato’stiand election aims indicates aM tanks at toe east edge of 1347 MAM STRPT ' iAST HARTFORD! H. J. Cameron is Beoatmaa- (Centtoned tnm fage One) progreee la being made, m ajor parties are firmly bound D ,conmunity. Other business firms have felt *T think toeir pay aa good aa in the worid. to develop nonstrategio tmde ers and new omeers of the Ox^ found that Oswald acted alone ^ Setentffic InstmiDent Oo, to Voting Usto Posted toe shock, though. anyone. They treat me right,” One issue fundamental to with Cuba, Red China and Other chard HiU School PTA ware in the shooting death of Kenne­ H. PASQUALINI fconatruct an dectrooics manu* Preliminary voting liats were In Alpena, Mich., the strike he stated. Britiah-American relations and Communist lands. guests at a tea apoaored by toe In Buffalo, N.T., Mike Lo- dy and toe wounding of Texas to the future of NATO finds Con­ TEL.444-0404 netaiteK plant In an IX Z/obb posted outside the town hall to­ closed down Draser Products — Eixtending long term credit PTA at the sdiool tola week. Oov. John B. Oxially last Nov. servatives and Laborites in 848 Avery SL, Wapptog b d w e ^ C ^ Rd. and the WJ- day. The public is asked to Oxp., which has two plants grasso, a member of C|)evrcAet Preaidtog at the program 22 in Dallas. confUt. faculties to the So^et Union. h«r Croaa Parkway. employing . about 900 workers. Local 484 said: “ Well, atrikae check the liets for corrections were Principal HUda Monoighan Marina Oswald, the assassto's —Working tor Red China’s, Raqaeat of change a t aono The company manufactures are hard all over. But in order This is in the military and of names and addresses, addl- and Mn. Charles B. Lyons, RouNniP'nME ‘ attractive Soviet-bom wido^f admission inta the United N a ­ to win a principle, we don’t from C to CR on land owned by tione, or deletions, and report seaming-lace for seat covers as strategic role they want for tions and, notably, into ’ East- PTA president Arrangements well aa floor mats for Buick and care. I don’t think a hungry gut testified on three occasions. George Manan and JuBaa Lar- them to legletrars of voters Britain in defense of the non- West disarmament negotiations. fo r the program w e n under the other OM divisions. is gtdng to bring ns back.” Each time she had her own Communist world. TnMTi on SuQtean Ave. *nM prap- Claire Gritzer or Roberta B. Russian interpreter. A Russian They are united in support of direction of Mrs. Robert H In Kansas City, Mo., Charles The UAW has a $87 milUon Douglas-Home wants to erty ia bounded by the land of Gorton by Oct 10. the Amerihans over: Frost and M n . B ari Smith Jr., Tyler, acting president of U A W strike'fund, from which workers linguist of the investigating preserve Britain’s status as a George MeUm , JuUua Inutman, Tha South Wtodaor Woman’a grouiralao was on hand. —The resolve to defend Allied PTA hospitality chairmen. Local 98 at toe Chevrolet and will start coUeettog beneflta nuclear power. Otherwise, he Robert W . Sharp, and SuOtvan Russell said she appeareA shy rights in West Berlin. Club wfD bold a membership ti Book Sale Fisher body plants, told The next week rsuagtog from $90 has said, “France and Red Ave. and naive in her first appear­ —The broad lines of AlUed for club members and their A book sale win he held Mon­ Associated Press: weekly for a elMla employe to QUna will take over place in the The meeting will be held at ance, testifying she was con­ policy toward an over-all .Ger­ proqiectiTe member gueste day and Thunday, naxt weak, 'T m really concerned. It $98 for a married couple to $90 international councils of the the South Wlndaor High Sdwol. vinced her husband had killed man peace settlement. Sunday from S to S:10 pm . at at the Wood Memorial library. doesn’t look to me like much for a family. world.” Organ BwWal the President. Hien, said Rus­ the South Wlndeor Bank and M ain S t, from 1:30 to 9 pjn. Wilson wants “toe new Brit —The Johnson plan tor frees- The Hammond Junior Organ sell, she appeared to defend Truat Ca Community Room. Some books will ba available in aln” to shed whxt is called the Ing nuclear delivery systems Club will pteaent ^Around the Thursday, pot roast, mashed po­ Oswald — saying he had been Acting aa hoeteaaes will be seta. independent British nuclear and for a bonfire of aging bomb­ Worid" Wedneaday at 7:45 pm. tatoes, green beans, ice cream; Chaplain Camp *B0Nm kind to their chfidren and had Mrs. FVed Campbell, Ifrs. Rus­ PTF Cate Safe deterrent He says "it la not ers. at the Hancheeter High SchooL Friday, tomato soup, pizza or helped her With toe dishes and sell See, Mrs. Robert Hale, Mrs. The Jynior PTF of the Wap- — The need to check the The special request appear­ egg 'salad sandwiches, tapioca Talks to Masons other household chores. independent, not British and not John 03rlant Hrs. B. Carlton Community Cfanrch wm a deterrent.” spread of nuclear weapons. ance will precede a concert by pudding. MUk will be served S IR L O IN PIT No. 38 In later testimony, Russell The First Day aLot of Crayons and Coloring Paper Helps lid a cake sale at the W^p- Instead, Labor would like William Dalton, concert organ- Forbes, Mrs. Joseph Vono, Mrs. with all meals. said, she appeared much more No matter which party wins G. Feiiy, Mrs. Rodney Sebuart ptag Pest Office starting at 9 The Rev. Rueeell' B. Camp, For 160 South Windsor children ^kindergarten BOW in its 12th year, is run by town mothers. Class­ British troops, with their tridi- power Oct. IS, the British gov­ b t from New Torii Ctty. ajn. tomorrow. In the eftemoon Elementary Schools; Monday, soiriiisticated and confident, The Tunicca are aponsored by and Mrs. Walter O. Joensqu. frankfurt on roll, potato chips, flavoring a talk about hie wmrk saying that her husband had started yesterday and these youngsters got down es are being held at the Wapping Professional Cen­ Uons of global service and their ernment of the day would want the PTF wifi hold a car wash TAk£A SHCM'-aJTTff/?U W F TO intercontinental base fecllltles, to preserve the tradition of the Oonneetlcnt V alley CSiapter O M Scoota Start Drive to the rear of toe Community ahredded lettuce with dressing, at Coimectlcut State PrlsoB beaten her several times. to business with crayons and (Coloring paper and ter where these children are, and the Wapping Com­ I to act as trouble-shooting police­ sometimes tough, sometimes Hammond Organ (^b. The South W indsor Girl Scout and fruit; Tuesday, hamburg stroga- with occasional bits of hnmw, The Georgian, referring to munity House.-(Herald photo by Satemis.) House. also picture books. The cooperative kindergarten, men for the West and for the club meets regularly 'with their Brownia Troopa are organlxlng notf, on rice, buttered green 287 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE himself as “ an old trial laW' straight, yet always friendly, i On Sunday the Suburbanite spoke last night at the Harvest United Nations. talking with leaders of the Unit­ adviatw Ufa. Rady Durig. to begin the 1984-05 season. beans, pickled beets, wheat yer,” made a trip to Dallas with Toung Adult Group wUI meet Dinner Meeting of Friendship MANCHESTER a t censure.' d( coloniaUsm and reduce the dependence of many economic aid from the East and A comparison of rival Tory ed States and their represents- This will be the drst thne the have made signs which bread and butter, Jell-o; Wednes­ Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R- Ttoopa at 7:30 p jn . at the Church of ACROSS FROM THE PARKADE racialism, msking .clear it feels Asian and African nations on West blocs. and Labor policy statements I tives. group has been asked to play will be pasted in front of the C hrist Newington. A n election day, soup and crackers, chopped Lodge of Masons. Ky., to question Mrs. Oswald in NonaKgned to a cmiccrt. The performance ham or peanut butter sandwich, her home. Communist Oiina is guilty of girts* homes during the fund o f o fficen will be held. Mem- The'r» were 82 Masons in at­ both. of the group is a repeat of the cake; Thursday, veal cutlet in "This time,” said Russell, drive to indicate (he number of ben are asked to bring their tendance at the event held at As the foreign ministers sat *' rw givoi at the Smith Wind- tamato lauce, mashed potatoes, CHUCK WAGON STYLE "she testified that she now be­ scouts in town. The fund drive favM ite record. the Masonic 'temple. A chicken Nations Set down in the auditorium of Cairo H ^ Sdiool in June. buttered peas, rye bread and lieved Gov. Connally — not began today with a goal of Monday the Junior choir w ill dinner was p rep a^ and served University, the usual emotional Juniors are the only or- butter sandwich, cookies; Fri­ President Keimedy, was the 81.850. reheane to tte ch^iel from by wives of Friendship Lodge issues were being put forth for jd group of diQdren to day. cod fiah cakes, candied Intended target." 6:30 to 7:30 pjn. This includes officers. To Rap U;S. discussion — disarmament, et to the state. Thdr ages Mra. PYed M onu la chairman sweet potatoes, buttered green (This point was brought out in boys and glrta to Grades 4 The Rev. Mr. Camp, who is imperialism “new and old,’.’ and HURRY-LAST DAY TOMORROW of toe neighborhood service the report made public last from 8 to IS. The ^Voup through 8. The intermediate hnd yellow befina, garden salad, Protestant chaplain at the team. Other members Include: Sunday. She gave two reasons CAIRO (AP) — The United racialism. _iaed a year and a half ago, choir wUl meet in the chapel peanut butter and Jelly sand­ prison in Somers and active Mrs. l^lliam OriecoU, co- eiZZUN’SIRlOIN for this view — Oswald’s unde­ States isn’t invited to the cNile ■ showed they will * Becky Was one of the four The Scout Committee of Boy ■ Akniii to questions, although she be, and that the big powers will :UCnt 4-H Chib dairy Scout Troop 62 will meet today seemed to understand English be linked with them. participa ttog to the at 8 p m . at toe Mato St. Le­ and the questions. Thus tiny Camlxxlia is expect­ _ Stotas Daify ,^ladgtag gion Ben. ■ George N. She credited misunderstand­ ed to “ illustrate” its opposiUon itedtk In whidi ahepiaoed first Merit badges recently OCTbKR 1 THROUGH OCTOBER 3 ings or differences in her testi­ to colonialism by condenining members of toe troop inchioe: Converse tbs J e n e r ciaaa. mony to the translations," he what it calls U.S. Interference in First Choice in Coior TV for 0ver40 Years^ Life Saving Kevin Norlge, Da­ Oltoen at Tear said. Southeast A si^ vid Wataon, James Ctoeron. PAINTING AND The dtlxen of the T e a r ' award The senator said the commis­ Indonesia’s President Sukarno be pw o m ted to C U e f FfaQip Michael Oeroalmo, Thcmaai Ikco- sion’s repwt wUl not end debate la expected to “ illustrate” 'nis DECORATING lUe representing 8mdh boni. Ted Farley. Roger Evans and speculation. oiqxMltlon to colonialism by PHONE ami Now Avaiiable at Lower Prices Than Everl 8 Volunteer Fbe De- and Ralph Pearson. 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DTnitnnlow BShethonoua . . r ^ , — schoolboy football action This week’s slate win tomorrow but it will be match the’ Fatrlete and ScotUnd BBTElnd flona fnii4 Baglea fat thO firat eoktaat 6 Suffix more satisfying if the local and the Glanta wnd the Jots teams dould come out on IT r in the nightcap. H ie Fatrlete 1 r" r" i r - "f- 9 1 6 B>e long end. Loaera in their and the Oktnts, w b n e n Inat openera last week, Manchester week, are going for win No. nr Hl|1i returns to face Platt High t and the Jets airf Engles ‘ of Meriden, and Ekist Ciatholic, will be out to get into the r dumped by Hartford High In its win eolomn for thd first -SVER cm.— IT - • , Ud-Hfter,. entertatna Windsor ttme. m-t High. Platt and Windsor both 'A MILUOS^ IB’ Everyone In the program .SLICES OF ^ IT’ 1 were first week winnera. was elated over the tnmsat BY V. T. HAMLIN |(%PPEROHI T /- '.'■t Both games have 2 o’clock of fans last week and hope a l l y OOP TtTwtiT'riin’ii 20 starting Umes. The OCIL meet­ that evea more wUI attend ing betv^en the Indians and tonight's games.' n r MUMHvr th* u m * f m no. o p ^ L . ^ . ...BUT I WABNT) WWCICHA MEAN, YOU A M s m s ... NHf )U / , KJVINTH’ CAVEj tZ flP O CANT BE/ I'M THE HERE 12,000 / MXJ WASNT HERE Platt will be staged at Memorial YEARS OLP! ITS h IM/ ^ aUY WHO DIP AGO/ ) I2,CXX> YEARS ABO Field while the Elagles from { ■ Ara , Parseghian ’ ; i t ' Notrs THIS TO HIM ? m Ekist wUI step out onto the turf | Dune’s 22nd football ooabh. at Mt. Nebo to do battle with BY DICK TURNER Windsor. All Bast home starts CARNIVAL S' , This is tha fifth aeawii for this fall win be at Mt. Nebo. .the American F ooUnTIT- * ah n 1 Coach Norm Gerber of East announced his starting backfleld today, no changes from the opener, which means Mike Ma­ FEf=;p-=i-=^ siuk will call the signals, Tom FR AN SAYS: SB Bavier and Skip Martin at the EAGLES .SEY TO FLY-^tairtibg backfield for East Catholic High tomorrow halfback slots and Joe Alubicki iH t afternoon at Mt. Nebo against Windso- High will be, left to right. Skip Mar­ at full. Q12---- IF--- '"P™™ ^ Only two-way performer will “GET MORE MALT SHOP tin,'Joe Alubicki, Tom Baviier and Mik Masiuk. (Herald Photo by Pinto), be Johnny Mac, guard on of­ »>a i7 fense, and linebacker on de­ CARA fense. ?ast Catholic Football Rosier Mercine Honojred Hoping to get some new-of­ BY AL VERMEER IB IinDIAN BALL CARRIERS — Offensive backfield for Manchester High {•RISCILLA’S POP NEW YORK (AP)—- Yale fensive punch, Tony Allbrio at PAY LESS Manchester High v^ll go along against- Platt Saturday afternoon at Memorial Field Will be, left to rights Bill Name Class H gt Wgt. llback Chuck Merceln haa Pohl, Randy Cote, Joe Rourke and Mark Heller. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) ST. MOM! ^THEN VNHY DON'T^ been named to the weekly with Mark Heller at quartcr- At Sopn. 5-10 154 FORBECX. KWTA TtSUR' WE SEND HI OUT OUR WAY BY J. B WILLIAMS Jamea Juknia Eaatern College Athletic Con­ I back, Joe Rourke and Bill Pohl I IIBI—iaBI^^ I I I ■'■a . n„ ■ I,in ^ _ III^S. PRISCILLA FATHER I TO BEDV^ Mike Masiuk Jr. 5-7 143 ference AU-Ektat football team. I at halfback and Randy Cote at IS full. Bob Lodi did some good AUTO DISOOUNT WATCH HOW QUICK Jr. 6-0 102 MerCein aparked the Elis’ 21-6 Manchester High Football Roster | Leaguers TIRED I||IF Tim Hogan running in spots against Malo­ II III TVr BULL FROWN* Jr. 6-0 160 victory over Conhectlcut Sat­ ON THAT WHEN HE Fred Dooley urday by rushing 166 yards and ney last Friday and will see 173 HOOSEri' O' OEBS THEMiGUVe Peter Kwiat Soph. 6-0 kicking three cpnverslbns. plenty of action. Name Feteid at Banquet FROAA OUT IN TH' 170 The Indians are expected to go John Alubicki Fr. 6-11 Among other players named to Randy Cote fiHOP-HE WANTS Ajody Branchesl Jr. 5-8 *134 the team were Boston College to the air in an attempt to snap Manchester Little •EAA TO THINK IT'S Mark Heller Leagua ALL OKSNITVAN' Gary Sullivan 8r. 5-9 165 end Jim Whelan, ,Haryard nine-game»-gi losing skein which closed ou t:: its. season actlvliictim i^ BUSINESS IN HBRSr BobRlwh Jr. 5-3 139 guard Gene Skowrohakl and has strttched over two years. Joe Rourke for the playera last night with PAul Bavler Jr. 5-9 139 Richard Bomberger an award program haM -at -the Skip Martin Sr. ,5-6 130 BUI Pohl Army A Nary, Club. Sr. 5-7 145 ■Mike Leach BUI Hawver' American Leiagua Omunis- pat Klrol • Sr. 5-10 132 Yale After 600th Victory, aioner Tony DiPerrio waa in Bclb Huhner Sr. 5-0 145 BUI Palmer’ charge of festivities. Rick Harvey Jr. 5-8 148 Walt Bather Over 120 bo/a and coaches Gary (3ott Soph. 5-9 149 1 /Robert Lodi were recipients of trophies for Sr. 5-10 1751 Wesleyan, Trinity Home Tom Bavler Robert Hamilton winning season laurels In the, Walter Baanlght Sr. 5-9 158 1 John Keeney respective leagues. BY JOE CAMPBELL Joe Alubicki Sr, ’ 6-10 190 (AP) __ Y a le ’a'^^**!* sophomore sensation Stan Zima and Earl Moore teONNIE Soph. 5-10 144 ' BOSTON Doug Philip . IDavld Wilcox Big Blue go after the big- - ■ Little from New Haven, (3onn., were in charge of the awards FKANOtS mOKENSON John Sevens . Soph. 5-9 138 scored five touchdowns. Richard Pasternack while Mike <^[>pa, Mike Nim- 157 Prettdsnt WHAT Richard Roberta ' Soph. J 5-10 600th, Holy Cross faces Assistant Coach Mel Massuco Bruce Tupper erowekl, Pat - dm anfilo,' Denny yeoMiE/yflolRE Sr. 5-8 127 MAKES i O i i C liff Scoreo Little— Floyd, that is— and of the Crusaders commented; Carling and Carlo -Laurattl took V OF M p Soph. 5-10 170 Robert Getxewich • m i kv MU. h e T j l l i f UA N ». ON. Richard Coimora "In my 10 years of scouting I care of the refyeshmenta THINK THAT/ Bowdoin sends the longest Herb Lundgren Nick Rinaldi Sr. 5-10 160 never saw a football team The boye consumed over S50 la Mlllae $«7K PAP? Jr, 5rll 149 current New England col­ change' the way Syracuse did Ray Duscheneau ‘Mothsr is just dying to meat you, David! Shs's nsvtr Brian Cacaea lege football winning streak hot dogs, put Awaif a couple of De'ViHe 4-X>r. Hardtop. Air* Jr. 5-1.1 170 agaiiut Kansas.” taken oii a debating ohan\pion before!” Tom (3arey. against Wesleyan on a Jinx Eugene Botteron gallons of sodsniind 10 boxes condltkMtodrrfuU powor. L ■'ITanB'^Donovan Soph. 6-8 '1 5 6 Little Is averaging 7.0 yards Ray Dion ofT.«Jilpa and eahdy to end a Soph. 5-10 153 field. .'IEi peter Benson The Saturday program also a carry and is third among ma­ Paul Jubenvllle yery puceassful- night Bill Barry Jr. 5-11 170 jor college rushers. The team David Dixon r\ _ _ ^ Sr. 5-7 149 i.s highlighted by Maine at Ver­ Jamea Colla mont and Rhode Island at New stands lOth. John Zeppa aOhittalit Soph 5-10 159 ; » V l 7 5 y * . Tom Dwyer , . Hampshire in Yankee Confer­ The first Ivy League game of Mark Oakman DnpabiL THE Urr-DOWN 10-2-44 JCRWiLLiAtO -Paul Vlau Soph. 6-0 175 -Gary Gentilcore O 160 nub ence tests. the season involving New Eng-' 65 Sports Viewing »■**>’*»»*»•*" Bin Brennan ‘ Sr. 5-10 ;50 land teams sends Penn to Brown 62 Jeff Nielson SrA 5-9 "165 Boston University, 0-6 short- BEN CASL Skip Thmnaa enders vs. the Indians In previ­ where Bruina' Coach John M e-.50 Robert LaPolt John Mac Jr. 5-8 160 Laughry .waan’t pleased with the — Phil Converse \ •ATtJROAY. ’ • ■ Sr. 5-7 168 ous meetings, encounters Dart­ 1 r - Pn-Oame, (jhaniiels isiGfiiYrtiti stsii JehR Dueaa „ mouth’.! best-ln-tha-nation total paasing against Lafayette last — Michael Johnson . Mons4 - CMkvertibI% Append MASSIET 1'/AS0 61AD Sr. 6-0 174 Bill Pesola f,**,.'.*©. • j(dm McCarthy offense which- is rolling at a 556- week. Brown ranks third nation- — tr-nnsilffislon, whiti* ds* X REACHED W3U. AM 1 Sr. 5-9 157 ally In rushing dqfense ’(31.0),.55 Dave Skiff '1:15—GjmeuaSHHle^ Oross, John Oabome yard clip. The last-time the two walls, wire wheel L SETTING IN THE WAVi AH Savetick Soph. 5-8 172 eighth In rushing dffense (278J>) 51 Barry Smith Chnanels M, M. covtoEi Sr. 6-11 162 met was in 1930 when the In­ S r - vs, Indians, nicely equipped. SHORT RlliH BY !• RANK O’NEAL 'Jtm Downea and 15th In total offense (86O.0). 74 Richard Dotchin - Norm Aubin Sr. 6-10 198 dians'gave the Terriers a 74-0 Harvard will have Jotm 'Me- 70 Don Hubbard ChM M l !. > . Jr. 5-il 172 shellacking. Cluskey back at quarterback to Roger Wiley 4t-NFL Oeontdown, Ohan- • NWHMU,MsmiSsMflA«L v w \ ' - John Andrebn Unbeaten teams left in the 1M© Barry BhecKley Sr. 5-11 175 face Bucknell although the boy 71 John Dulka a O M i 0 7 K area include the four Ivies plus 4 — ^est-Gliime, (bhanneto lOOKS • Gary Cass- Sr. 6-0 180 hasn’t been able to practice'all Greg Kane **98’* 4-door hardtop. Foil UKf Bob Degtmmea Jr. 5-9 196 Vermont, Amherst, Williams, week. Robert Luke « , 10, ■ • Norwich and the rivals in the 5—^Teachdown, Ohuael IE power, RAH, sharpi 1HE, Dave Petro Sr. , 5-10 213 The little Army-Navy game John Ciarcia Mike Rini Sr. 6-1 20'S Bowdoin and Wesleyan match. finds pass - conscious Coast Stephen Malkenson 6:66 Boston " Phtriots, iK E / Fr. 5-8 141 Yale, Tunning 40 ahead of Guard at Norwich wh?re t'->r ChiumslB 18, f t . ’ My POINT OF VIEW, Santoa CuHno John McDermott Tony Swlder Soph. 5-8 13'1 runnenip Princeton in the col­ Cadets have moved sophomore Bruce Horn SUNDAY I ttRhevreitt $1715 TENDED WOULD BE DINNER 158 lege football all-time winning A LONS SESSION TDNIOHT...IM PACT, WHY Bill Walah Jr. 5-11 Joe Roy into the No. x ^ * r - | Donald Olschefskle ISiM — FootlmlbHIglglghts, Impala Oonv. V-8, auto^ W. Soph. 5-11 154 chart, seeks its unprecedented terback spot over senior W ul Ray Lewis E’ , PB, RAI^ clean. ONALrrUEITEMOVLLK) DON'T WE INCLUDE DR. BUI SuloU 6(>0th against a Lehigh club Bill Grabeck Soph. 5-9 158 Nugent. 1 I Brian Scanlon 1:S5 — Tanks vs. Indians, NEUROFIBROMAS...ANP CASEY? ZDBCDEUSHTB) over which the Elis have a 10-0 L Z CAN USE THE BREAK. ToaKTKTAINTOJBOTH Paul Foohey Soph. 5-7 167 cSxmecticut is worried about; Bruce Little Ohaniwl E Jim Cashman S6ph. 5-10 167 series mastery to date. the loss of fullback Brian Smith PhlUp Raddlng S:15 — (iManto VE. Uonii^ Mark Akerley Jr. 5-7 130 Coach John> Pont promises and fine ability of a Rutgers Charles Colpitts OhattiME lai-onl SITH ^<8»<8s there will be some passes in the team which held Princeton to a dJountrv Squire. V-8, nut*> BY DICK CAVALLl Bill Bond Jr. 5-6 151 Tom Hally tiSO — Mots vs. Cards, itt A MORTY MEEKLE Gary Shea Soph. 5-10 140 Bulldog future. None were com­ mere 106 yards total offense in 60 Andy Doll. (Dhannel IE mntlc/P8, PB, RAH. pleted in the 21-6 conquest of a 740 setback last week. !BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Rick Martin Soph. 5-8 141 Dave Hindis 4:8# — Houston vs. OUeis, 3 : OCk. Steve Salafia Jr. 5-9 148 Connecticut when Yale ach'sved Massachusetts Is out to re­ John Roberta ■ OhnnoMl E- - -f. - . VeS/BCJTI'MNBAEiy /AIAU4 I THINk: rP BAIHae J2E-GSAD number four national rank t j In bound at rugged Buffalo. Skip McGlU FINieHaJ.VCOCAN rushing (315.0) and fullback laoitt. SIMS AND YOU, OKHO, MO/ RIEKS, VEUS, THE CRASH OF BREAKINe 6LASS,„ AEe YOJ eULL (ZEACma ' JIMMV AND JANE V(6iT Mlddlebury has undergone ma­ HAVEITN©CYJ (Jhuck Merceln reached 16th jor changes preparing for Wor­ 4-Door Itordtop,; V-8, Pis, PB, YOU WOLF/ ■ NONSENSE, AND HO ONE SEEMS TO LIFT AN EYEBROW *SaM00CAiiKiLL50 l^ggANDMAONTHeFACM.'' IHAR,' antomatl^ PET/ MiujoN eeztAeAOi^-i WANriOBEADm (166) among Individual ball cester Tech and Tufts invades' YOU WERE INCRAf^y carriers. l3olby. Sweet Seven ' FLIRTING LAWRENCE, Kan. (N B A )— ■ f 'J' wrm HER/ WANTED -Holy (Jross. off to a poor The remainder of the sched­ start, plays host to revived ule : Northeastern at C. W. Post, When Jack Mitchell completes >oid SIMS m M ' ' EXPERIENCED Syracuse in a regional television (Portland at Bridgeport (Night), the 1964 football season at Kansas, hs will match Dr. A. R. |>X)b«intry Sedan S U - W a r n VICE STATION AHENDANTS game. Upset by Boston'Co'' Amherst at AIC, Springfield at I 6.^1., standard 6hlft, RAR. in its op«ner. Syracuse wallop­ Williams, Bates at Trinity, (Bert) Keimedy for the longest tenure. >. 1 u*^' FULL OR PART TIME ed a good Kansas team last Southern Connecticut at Temple. ..r4 , EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS ir 1 '".I If out. . $11151 A PPLY IN PERSON TO MANAGER [.T-|5<.‘A-'Door . MANCHESTER CITIES SERVICE Ahnouncing Manchester s Finest ];autoihatle, RAR.

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iKilpl TWENTt^BtCmn*, KANGSBannER EVKNINO H g^ L D , MANCHffiTEB, pOlSiy^ FRTOAT, OCTOBCT 2, 1 9 6 4 ICANOUBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, (XJTOBER f, 1964 PAGE TWBNTY-MIflB t t - ^ BmfaidM Rdtrleas MMlcal—Drunstic SO H e lp O ffdT O d PIANO Instruction for beglir- BXPBRIBNCiro* t t u d i ners. Introduce your cffllifflld to ■drlfbr aad gWHia! WASRXNO MA(SINB8 re­ tlon worker. 749-6061. paired, RCA, Whlripool aad the dell|htful ororM of msi- Bill Herman Named CLASSIFIED sic. Pimts lessooB, yoor 3Ceane, Sisler Still Have to Manuever Teams Kenmore. All work guaran­ homa Call collect 876-4306. teed. Gall 648-4918, 644-U41. T w b experusncbd poiiit* *Sk. era wanted. 649-6(188. YOU ARB A-lt Truck Is A-1! ADVERTISING Cellars, attics, trato, m ail Help W anted—Female New RSox Manager trucking dons A-l right! Call E m p ty EXPERIENCED CARPENTER wanted. House Champagne Cold CLASiilFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 948-3938. Trom ano Triieklng 743-8868. Service. wanted. PUgrim Mills, “Key Move Nets Win B O S T O N (AP) — T h a t tewwled what tspm the Up AAL to I PAL ford Road, open dally BOSTON (AP) -> Met* would pilot. LAN D CRjEARINO, tree re­ 9 p.m., Saturday 10 thaa M per cent of the seats Bofiton Rad Sox fired John­ Baltimore’s Hank Bauer waa COPY CLfXONG TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. moval, and chain saw work. p.m. la Fenway Park wera'.wnpty ny Pesky as mantiflrer to­ URGENTLY For Red§, Cuts Lead As Berra Waits handed a two-year contract by MONDAt Tkni ffSlDAX 16lM AJI.—SATUEOAI t AJL A. Michaud, 743-8096. yesterday for a Bpiton 'Red AMBMGAN LEAGUE Oi^le President Lee MacPhail Sex game with Clevelaad. W. L. Pot. GB day and named third-base RN, PART-tlnis. T 649-3868. coach . Billy Herman as his who sold: "I think Hank has A crowd of Md showed up New Tort; ...... 6 7 •> .610 — NEW YORK (A P)— That little old champagne tas^ done an outstanding Job this PLBiiSB READ YOUR AD Household Senrieei NEEDED KEW YORK (AP)— Gene Mauch has run 'but of CW cago ...... 64 64 Ji66 tVi to see Boston defeat toe In­ s u c c e s s o r . year, and he haa been given a Offered 13-A ■7^ Biovea, except downward perhaps, but Johnny Keane Balttm ore ...... 66 66 A64 tV, er Yogi Berra, is still manipulating numbers today af *- The newa Came tat a atatemant flaarinnl er •‘Waa« Aiff’ o m Iskaa vm toe pkoas as a dians 4-9. Tne dub said it wbstanUal Increase.” advtfllBsr skoaM toad Ms ad nw FIRST LPN, PART-TQ^. TeL 646- and Dick Sisler still have time to maneuver their teams Was toe smalleet Red Sox D etroit ...... 86 76 12^ ^ the New York Yankees’ pennant express ran afoul from XOka Rlggtau, vice preei-: FURNITURE reflnUhed—col­ OPERATORS Bauer said he’s "very well DAT R APPSABS aad REPOMT SBBGBS Is Oias tar toe 236A______^ home crowd in histofy. H w Lot Angelee ...... 80 70 AOS 17 ' tof the Detroit Tigers. dent and general manager ors changed, appraisals made. Into the National League pennant. Clevelaad ...... 78 61 .401 10 eattofled" about getting an es- psxt IsaertlaB. Tbs BeraM Is raapBBsIhii: tar aoly ONE bMsr- Cfaidmuitl’a Staler made a k e ^ ...... Park Holds SSA94. Berra, who has become a c­ whom Pesky had followed aa Manchester Reflntshing Co., fo r M innesota ...... 78 81 .461 16 field pilot two yeara ago. timatad 16.000 a year raise. ,, rsat or omitted taearMea tar say advertteeneeat oM ttes ealy Biove Ibursday ni(ht, deciding customed to the taste of tliat 643-9288. NURSE’S 3E, 8 -n , l i - 7 field and Frank Robinson’s dou­ Boeton .... v... .70 00 .438 17^ Htggtne ■eM Herman bad Pittsburgh General Manager to toe oxteat of a •tostoe good” tanertloa. Brrorf wbWi do sot shifts. Lau Manor. 649-4519. N. B. Grldleys—Davenports to uee reaenre catcher ■ Jim Jim Gilliam bubbly etufl almost every fall Hone and Lapp ble. The Pirates rallied for one Waahtogtoa ....« 08 .888 S8H In hia 17 years as a Yankee, been signed to a two-year con' Joe Brown says the organisation leooeal toe vahto of too adHrttaisuisit wH aat bo oorraotoAby REWEAVmO Of BURNS, moth Ooker inatead of regular John Fight, Minus TV, boles. Zippers, repaired. Win­ Centorlesc Grinders in the eighth as Dick Schofield mimM City ....67101 .Ml M^ was all ready for his annual eip tract. Salary terms were not will act quickly to acquire "the .Bdwarda, who hurt hia hand the doubled and Bill Virdon sihgled. lliuroday’s Besolts iM cloM d. best man available” to succeed dow riisdes made to measure, I.D . and OT>. P roduefion OrtpO* night before. N am ed New after New York swept two from all stses Venetian bhads. Keys DEMONSTRATE TOYS ers Sammy Ellis relieved Joe Back in harden Detroit 4A, New York >•> Detroit Wednesday, reducing Peaky had been mred on a Danny Murtaugh as field man' CJoke:ar reaponded with a single, Boetoa 4, Clevelaad > ■eaeon-to-eeaeon basis. sger. Murtaugh, bothered by made While you wait. Tape re­ And Others Nuxhall, though, and snuffed out their magic number to two. 1 DIAL M34711 V , * a douhla and his first home run Kaasae Oty 6, Minnesota 4, ■rha salary of the man ranked stomach ailment during the eea- corders tor rent. Marlow's. M7 the Pirates’ threat. Nuxhall, 9-8, NEW YORK (AP) A fter L.A. Coach But the Tigers turned right M ain., 649-8231. of the season, sparking the Reds years of living On television (1*) as one of the greateat second son, announced Thursday he was Wdrk now until December. A pply to a 64 victory over Pittsburgh had taken over from starter Bob around and knocked off the Purkey after Roberto Clemente money, boxing wUl try to make B altlm oro S, Washington 0 baseman In Nafiodal League his­ quitting for reasons of health POOL TABLE repair, renew Join one of the oldest and that anoved Qncinnati to within Only Games Scheduled. LOS ANGELES (AP) ^Vet­ Bombers 4-2 and 6-3 Thursday Personnel Department singled across two nms in the it on its own Friday night at delaying the clinching of New tory will not be diacloeed. but wlu remain with the Pirates cloth and billiard table ac­ largest firms In the Toy one-half game of Keane’s flrst- Madison Square Garden adth a Today’s Games eran Inflelder Jim GUlUm will Boston la finishing in eighth to an administrative capacity. ‘^plaoe St. Louis Cardinala, who fifth. -T become the LOs Angeles Dodg­ York’s 29th pennant at least Tresbie ReaihlBi Osr iUhrartlierT cessories. 643-2367. Party field.. Full or spare HARTFORD MACHINE • • • heavyweight match between a e v e U n d (KraUck 12-6) at iace tat the American League, w ere idle. another day. If the Yankees Murtaugh has managed .the Doug Jones of New York and New York (Ford 10-6), 8 p.m. ers’ first Negro coach next sea­ jts lowest Under the ownerahip team since 1967 and led the Pi­ time. Ebcperience unneces­ SCREW "I decided on Coker earlier in OIANTS-OOLTS — Detroit (Sparma 0-0) at Balti­ son and Leo Durocher will bo- whip Cleveland and Kansaa City George Chuvalo of Toronto. takes Chicago, Yogi can whoop of Tom Tawkey. The Sox were rates to the world champlaoBhip MJIosr tew irlsi Ssniii Building— Contracting 14 sary. Call or write Santa’s llw day,” Staler said following Juan Marlchal won hia 21st more (Roberta 18-7), 8 p.wr. oome one of their ex-ooaches, I 92 Deerfield Rd., Vnndsor, Conn. Harry Markson, managing WHO’S TENSE?— St. Louis Cards’ manager John­ It up agtdn. But Berra Isn’t dei eighth tat loss. In 1960. Parties, Ino., Avon, Conn. "'the crucial triumph. "Kdwardk game even though he gave up director of the Garden’s boxing Knnsaa City (Santiago 0-6 and whether he lands a toanagorlal ADDTnONS — Retaining walls, ny Keane leans back in his chair as he discusses pending bn the A’e. nie change cornea after Bos­ Managed PHtsburgh wanted to play, but I Just 10 hits to the Colts. Tom Haller department,, expects to run Krausse 0-8) at Chicago (Pizarro Job elsewhere or not. cement floors, garages, hath- 673-8466, or evenings 678- An equal opportunity eBsployur. the current hair-raising finish of the National Two Yankee vtctorleS in the ton hae landed tat the second Herman was acquired by F rit to H m li Rttotori couldn't let him. He waa in too backed Marlchal, who had lost shows on an average of every 18-0 aad Peters 80-8), 8, Twi-N These are two of the changes dlvlalan for the sixth straight rooms filed, remodeung. Root­ 9839. much pain." eight times, with a homer and League pennant race. 7 p.m . three-game set with the Indians Pittsburgh in 1947 aa m a n a ^ r la a ie m e i ■IriT Mo ing. Call 640-4391. tadt weeks during the arbiter produced by a complete shake- season, the last two under to a trade which sent Bob El­ W aadI Ooker'B second-inning single a run-scoring single in a four- sdkson. He hopefully looks for Los Angeles (Newm an 18-10) will end all the speculation and up of Manager Walter AUton’s that’s what Yogi is shootlM for. P esky. - - liott, 4mong othere, to the then at toe QUALITY CARPBN1KY- WANTED—^Two men fttO-ttana ■r"' drove in the Reds’ first run after run third inning. Willie Mays reiU people paying real money. at Minnesota (Kaat 17-10) Ollier Developaieiils os carpet layers hstoers. Ap« Only Games Scheduled. coaching etadf. The runners-up aren’t dropping Boston Braves. Although highly Roems, dormers, porches, - 1 M scoreleBS Innings. He doubled singled in two roiu in the out- 'lit would be ridiculous for me ‘Can’t Outrun Police Radio’ General Manager Bumle Ba- MeanwhUa other managerial DWARDS WOMAN to work in rest home. ply Mr. Tiuweon, Carpet De­ and scored in the fourth, then Saturday’s Games ^ . by the wayside themselves as considered s budding skipper, basements reflirished, cab­ b u ]^ to make any forecast cm how vasl announced Tliursday night developmenta were popping 6494986. 6494990. partment, Watkins 985 * ' * snapped a S-S deadlock with his Los Angeles at Minnesota evidenced by Baltimore’s *'3-0 Herman could bring, the Pirates A N s w o r m a s e r v i c k inets, buUt-tau, form les, file. k • • many pecmle we arill have’ 'said that Coaches Pete Reteer, Joe rapidly- No Job too smsB. routom M ato St. homer off Steve Blass in the Maricscm. "W e have had m ore Kansaa Oty at Chicago blanking of Washington Thurs­ home no better than' to a tie for ■hrfh lhat put Cincinnati ahead BRAVES-MBTS— Detroit at Baltimore Becker and Greg Mulleavy will day which kept the Orioles’ Leo Durochsi' was released at BIU. HERMAN seventh. «494B00 — 87B-tS1f ins carpentry service. box office activity than before his own requast from hia coach­ to stsy# Bunker Too Fast, Oeveland at New York, 8 p.m. depart with Durocher and that chance to tie alive. So, figures He has been waiting for a sec­ STENOGRAPHER I EXPERIENCED aB around The Braves clinched fifth our TV fights.” ing duties with the Los Angeles eept a major league managing T e a m ^ niere was no immediate word Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. Danny Osark, Preston Gomez Berra, the best way to wrap It ond crack at a major league oaf leave your i t e f f g carpenter. Call 649-9644. place with their seventh straight The opening nontelevised Dodgers by General Manager Job.” rime wittoat B| CARPENTRY—Aluminum win- OB eith er Coker or Edwards NATIONAL LEAOUE and Harold (Lefty) PWUlps will up Is for the Yankees to win manager’s position ever since. dows, doors, celUngs, hatch- victmy. Ed Bailey’s grand slam show finds Jones risking his No. Buigle Buvari "so he oould ac- Neither Durocher nor Bavasi Attractive opening In mod­ DRIVERS for school hoses, an- , would be in the lineup tonight homer sparked an early attack W. L. Pet. OH. Join Gilliam on the new staff. tw o. ways, concrete steps, floors, I 4 rankhm to the World Boxing Herman piloted Minneapolis to em office for a conqietent crilent part-ttans work for • when the Reds play their next- against BUI W akefield. Denny S t. Louis .... 92 67 .679 — Bavasi said Ttoirocher asked , Of course If the Aathletics retaining walls, rec rooms, at­ Assocla^n’s ratings against On Highway, Too fi York 7-6 and Chicago nij^red Los Stahl (8), Athletics; OUva 10-round match with Dick Wip- new -iqmrts car during a (Alcago (Ellsworth 14-17) at 78th appearance and chalked up man’s baseball knowledge .and wagon, 8W. 742-8515. AVON another. That made it of aoaaon as New York bids in toe seventh Inning in nune BLECTTROLUX sales and serv­ U 3 L ^ A ngtfeo 4-8. (K), Tw ins. peman,^ a 6-3 boxer from Buf­ police chase, huddled with worse. He ought to be San FranclMo (Bolin 6-0), N. his 26th save as Boston dropped they are longtime friends. ice, bonded representative. Al­ ROOTINO — SpeetoUring re­ __ • • • Manager Hank Bauer and to wrap up another American No. L The latter Bounded off, falo, N .Y. smart enough to know you Pittsburgh (Wood and But­ Cleveland 4-2, and Kansaa City Ollier Changes Ukely fred Am ell, 110 Bryan D r., 1958 (JHEVROLBT, automatic, pairing roofs of sU Unds, new Representatives. It can be NATIONAL LEAOUE Beattie has lost only once to Oriole President Lee Mac- LMgua pennant with words not heard fas Son- radio and heater, $460. 649- H dp WHEted— can’t outrun that police ters 1-2) at Milwaukee (Clonin- got a 12th Inning homer from Hie Yankee Bapreee got de- , Swseptaig changes to the M anchester, 844-8141. roofs, gutter work, chtannsys for you toot Ideal part-time The Reds scored the decisive Ooker (1), Reds; Haller 11 starts and he was stopped Phall when Uiey arrived at ger 18-14 and Schneider 1-1), 2, diqr Sehool, and ont ho went. 4997. 4epartment radio.” rookie Larry Stahl to whip Min­ ndM not ones but twice yes- eoaohtag staff are expected with olesnsd, repaired. Alumtamm enmloyment for mothers M ile or FafiMdo 'Vf. mn in the seventh inning on a (16), Giants; X-Balley (5), that time by Jctonny Barrazza. Memorial Stadium Thurs­ Tw l-N . Wksketeham, to makl pitching Coach B ob Turley prO' COIN, STAMP collectors buy Bauer, convinced that nesota 6-4. tarday Detroit before only 1969 OLDSMOBILB stotlon siding. 80 years’ experience. with small ohildrsn who - triple by Vada Pinson that Jerry Braves; Santo (80), Cubs. Wipperman’s 26 victories in­ day night. Saturday’s Games • * • early exit, missed a ehi to mlnent among the uninvited. at discount prices at the Dis­ Free esUmates. Call Bowlsy, A88IBTAMT boOkksTOer, both rookies realize the 7,283 fans, 4-3 and 6-2. The wagon, power brakes, power need extra dollars. Full' Lynch couldn’t handle in left X Grand Slam. clude two over Barrazza. "It was my fault,” Bun- the gravity of the situa­ PlttsDiirgh at Milwaukee. YANKS-'nOERS — win hto tOto deototon. Rumors hint at an effort to re­ count Center (with Manches­ 6484161. 6444888. training. Call today. 389- eral acoountiag .•>it "______RESTAURANT — John Ri- double loss marked the first ter Rubber Stamps), 6 South steering, radio, heater, good required for tion, said no fines would New York at St. Louis. vosa 136—372, Carl Bolin 140— Stottlemyre nursed a 3-1 lead acquire Sal Mag^e for the poet. condition, beri offer. 648-6986. 4932. be Imposed by the club and Houston at Los Angeles, N. ttnw> thia eeasim the perennial Mickey Mantle conttarues to Boston totchlng, b^ond Dick Mato Street, Manchester. tlon w ith 367, Jim Bell 157—382, A1 Fal- through eight Innings of the American League, winners have post a phenomenal batting av­ benefits. he. considers the case Chicago at San Francisco. cetta 142—383, Ken Seaton 138 opener against the ‘^ ers. But Radati, has been worse than the RaAo-TT Repslr dropped a dmMelieader. erage from the right side of the COTTON RUGS, bedspreads B ox m m . AiraliL (Our closed. Only Games Scheduled. Detroit loaded the bases In the defense and speed, which 1966 MG ROADSTER, new to*, OtevlMS • 18 PAIllSTillB or taH-ttans ooun- —362, Nick Twerdy 136—370, D etroit to. winning, prevented plato with a .423 average. While expertly dyed, 70' decorator ployss know of this Ed Doucette 145 — 378, Jim ninth and Gates B iw n’k pingle haven’t been that good. akcrilent condition. 648-4838. tsr girl for 7 p.m.-l a.m. shift New York from gaining iU ewinglng from the left side. colors. Lucky Lady Laundry, Martin 137, Dick Krinjak 136 knocked to the tying and lead "I have heard nothing from 43 Pumsll Flaos. . OONNOrS TV and Rafto Ssrv- Pitoiae apply Miater Donut runs. Don Wert's sacrifice fly fifth atralght Junior Circuit Mantle boosts only s .244 mark. the Red Sox, but there is noth­ los, avallalil* aU hum . Sofia- 388 W. Middle'Tpke. Giants Favored by One Point 146— 102, Ed Burbank 138-140 The Bomber’s other switcher, faoUQii s a a n s ta e d . ^ 649- produced another as Mickey Lo- fla g ing I would like better than to .'JYneks—Y n eton .W B B ta d # ' — 383, Liee C ourtney 186— 371 Tom Tresh Is batting .261 left- 1818. Roy McGuire 136 — 354, Vic llch picked up his 18th victory. When the Yanks win the return os a pitching coach In P e r a o n s is S7t It was Brown again In the 1964 pennant It will be the sec­ handed and .236 righthanded. Boston,” MagUs said from his FOR BALE — 1969 half ton H«lp Wsnt«d<^-MBk A N Y SIZE Abraitis 156—390, Cy Giorgetti piekup Chevrolet wtto utIHty G>lts to Provide Acid Test nightcap scoring two of the three ond time to Yankee, and base­ Niagara Falls, N.Y., home. STATE LICENSED rest home 136—361, Dick DlBella 376 $996. Call aftar-8^ 878- M U H nerj* 1 9 PART-TIME 8 furniture andl runs off loser Rollie Sheldon. He ball, history that one club has Two pitohere who obew large Pesky, former Red Box taifield- centrally located, reasonaUa l O n ______^ GOOD/ )) IN STOCK! TUBELESS CONSTRUCTION Paul Morris 385, John Rieder wads of tobaooo when worldiig iqipUaaos drilvsry aad w ai«-j 142—369, Bill Poganl 138—370, scored bn a wild pitch to the won ftvs successive years. New ar and 'retemn of the last pen­ rates, friendly atmospheto.' AUnOtATIom and Plata ar Near bdA Tii. Ste^lAli For Bruising Unit of Rams on toe mound are Pedro Bomoe houae'nen. 1' pjot to 7 pjn.1 ^ Nlel Riley 362, Milt Johnson sec eoriiTfi^ ritOdrsB to aw'EwWi ' NEW YORK (AP) — Johnny Unitae and Baltimore’s new­ showsky 360, Hank Frey 378. single to the fourth. paigns. has had to bench both Dick Stu­ ttane 628-6468. * * * art and 1968 batting cham pion land StlMt, near Broad, to Mobile Homes 6-A 848-9648. found running punch will provide the acid test for that bruising New ToA has also won the BUm Street, Hartford, 8:80- ORIOLES-SENATORS — , Carl Yostrzemski for lack of defensive unit of the Los Angeles Rams in one of the most in­ PAGANI OLASSIC — Lon right to play in the World Se­ Should either St. Louis or 4:30. 649-5031. A FOR SALE SPECIAL—TDe M uv^—'Hiicldiigw McNally had a no-hitter for 6- Cincinnati win tho National hustle. I YOUNG MOTHER w llil' eel- teresting games on the weekend pro football program. Genovesl 237, Bob Richardson ries by winning four qonsecu- weekend only. Pick-up Cam; SPECIAL LOCAL le g e etoOertoniBe w in taafi jp * > TIRE SALE! 2-8 innings before Lock’s riiot Lnague pennant there will be Peaky said recently while PASSENGERS wonted ftom S t o n g * 20 T he C olts, who have not lost<^ 203, John Clark 210, Ron Cu»- or, best o ffe r over I860 tOki broke it up. A'walk and a wild tlve lesgiie titles on two occa- aSiMl rifildrwL Can 648-SMS. to the Rams in Baltimore since have a rejuvenated OlUe M at- ter 207 — 663, John Goiangos one day of travel. This means making out a lineup card; Manchester area to vicinity It. Can be seen at 118 Box AREA CONCERNED pitch put the runners to scoring rions, 19M thru 1939 and 1966 "Hiaiu goodness this rat race MANCHESTER DeUvatv. light 1966, aro com ing o ff a 52-0 rout son. 212— 670, Ike Rhodes 561, Hank the first two 'games — barring Travelers, Hartford. Call 644- Mountain Dr., Vomon, an day trucking and package dleUvery. i" BXPERmroro oMOMr win tJUvl —SAT. ONLY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.— position but McNally escaped thru 19M . a playoff — will be Wednesday la about over for me.” 1664 after 6:30. of the Chicago Bears that Boh Brown, Ray Poage and Lakowski 212, Mike Mozzicato Only ons other riilb has even Saturday. Rofrigerators, washers and taka ear* A ebQd to nay hemai the Jam by getting Ken Hunt on and Tbuzsday to the NL dty aroused title hopes to Balti­ Earl Gros Injured but due to 209— 674, Bin Brown 226—695, put together a string of four stove moving sniMlalty. Foldiiig near Paifcada. .den 648-tl8(k play. Steelers get back Dan La- a long fly. with Fridey a day for travri PASSEINGERS wanted to Pratt Expending manufacturing more. They lead the lead to Ray BJorkman 220-203 — 616, strslglit pennants, tbs New ahidrs for r m . M84763. Rose. Jerry Adair singled home the and the next three games, Sat­ A Whitney, 8 a.m.-4:46 p.m.. Auto Drlvtnc Sdiool 7-A scoring and have the No. 1 pass­ Cliff Coffin 226 — 688, Frank York Giants, then to the Na- Basketball Shrine Main Street and West Side. nssds high quality nu SLIGHTLY USEDI EXPERTLY RECONDITIONEDI er in Uriitas, who has been in­ 8t. Louis 27, W ashington 10 — Orioles’ first run to the third urday, Sunday and Monday in MtEStioag Wantod— “ Bullens 213—566, Lon Pavan and then doubled and came League, 1921 thru 1924 Call 643-8646. LEARN TO DRIVE — Speetol right BOW for Brtdgeporto, tercepted only once and has Another defeat for the luckless 205— 580, Elnso Pavan 203—555, New York, should the Yankees PsinthiK— Papering 21 . M s l i 2 9 home on a two-bagger by Brooks under John McGrow’s manag­ Adds Seven Men attention to nervous sad eld­ lathes, and tool iiiakin thrown seven touchdowns. Redskins who fumbled game Art Shorts 206—566, Fred Tay win. If sixth and seventh games WANTED rldo from B. Cen­ away against New York last Robinson for Balfimore’s other ing. are necessary, Tuesday (Oct. erly. Classroom for toeb-agers. PAlNTTNa, EXTERIOR and in­ Both riiifts. Above aver­ 11984 o o u jm a x gradnotA 24, 75% OR MORE OF ORIGINAL TREAD OEPTH Harland Svafe’s front four on lor 220 — 675, Mike McGlynn ter St. and Munroe Street to Pickup servlee. Day or eve­ week. Cardinals clicking on run in the fifth. 16) will also be a travel day. Into Membership terior, papertaanglng, waO- age pay. Overtbne. i married, needs Jw unto Jan­ defense were likened to "Demp­ 205-206—691, Dick Hughes 203 The victory left the Orioles Elm Street, Hartford, 8:30- ning lessons. Ressonabls rates. paper removad, dro waU work. uary or March, 1988. 'Etojw sey, Firpo, Ruth and'Gehrig” Charley Johnson’s passes and 213— 576. iM ding home run hitter with 4:30. Call 648-7001. benefits. AO r^^Uba striefly' one percentage point back of toe Detroit Hgere is Unhrn- Manchester Driving Aeadamy, ReasonaMe rates. Bank financ­ aoolpgy, mlncarlor (riiemtolTr-.Ref« ' by / Minnesota's Dutch Van Jim Bakken’s field goals. OooalsteiHy has marked toe BPRINGFmLD, Mass. (AP) 742-7249. oonfldsfitlil. Apply ,'quiekr: second place Chicago which was vIIWb DIek MeAnllffe wtto 24, RIDE WANTED from MoU’s ing arranged. FnUy Inaured. le q u e o t Brocklin last week after losing San Francisco 17, Chicago 14 SAPLINGS — Betty Brady play of toe Yaaks tUe seasoa — SOven new members have eefimatea 64*4688, Jo- — An upset for the battered idle. ana mote than Norm Cash has to Marco Polo, 8-6. Call 649- X t e - B r a CKI; itoriUd. to the Rams 22-13. He didn’t say 141, M ym a CJlarcia 131-364. ♦ • * , Manager Yogi Berra’s crew aepb P. Lewie. Bears, still groggy after that poweaed aad three more 1 ^ has won 48 games at Yankee been formally welcomed Into 7976 after 7. which was which among Lamar RED SOX-INDIANS — Garag8«rvlcs— 41 'oombing to Baltimore. Not even boo Deaietor kaa stroked. Mc- Stadium and 49 on toe road. basketbaU’s Hall of Fame. Lundy, Merlin Olsen, Deacon PARKADE DUSTY — Aldo Radatz saved Boston’s victory S t n n f e 1 0 BXTglRiaR and Interior George Halas' whip lashing can AniiWa to the only Iron man on Hie Yanks have eropped 80 de- RIDE WANTED from Taylor TWO AFRICAN FtaflliaA Pte* Jones and Roeey Grier. Appolino 201, Jeff Warwick for Ed Connolly as 306 persons The new members were Intro­ Rd. or Phoenix St, live on tog. Waltoaper books, CONCRltoB mason wv It will be Interesting to see cure the aches and pains of 208-200—608, Conrad Sullivan too Beagnls, having paitlelpat- eMaaa on home soil and 88 on duced lost night during half­ OARAGE FOR CAR, boat or hanging. Oefllngs. Floors. wanted, fun-ttane, axparlsnoe eage, $10. Cbll 649-89T1 ifftar Larry Morris, Mike Pyle, Joe looked on — the smallest atten­ od to an 160 games played to enemy grounds. Ironwood Dr., to Moiiarty 8 pm. ______how this four make out to their 223, Bill Vaders 202, Bill Mau dance to Red Sox history. time ceremonies as the Boston i Bros., Mwchester between storage, 148 Cooper HID St, Insiuvd. Wockmanshtp guar­ preferred or win train. Moot rush on Unitas and how the Fortunato and Bill George. It date- The Natmeggeris homM Manchester, $7. Call OlsstcB- anteed. Leo PeUetler. 6494336. Rayon Cugtom Super-Cushion rer 202, A1 Borello 200, Bill * * * Celtics opened their NaUonal 8:16 and 8:46 a.m. 6484963. nave driver’s licenae; also FOR SALErr-Lahndor Retslev- Rams’ deep defense which h&s will be up to Bill Wade’s passes Brovm 221-672, Henry King total to toe greatest In Detroit Little Jackie Farrell, chief Basketball Association exhibi­ bury 688-9067. If no answer, 648-9048. part-time workers wanted to do the Job against leaky 49er A’s-TWINS — ar, 6 monibe qld tamnle.,AlD(X Intercepted eight passes oper­ 251-606. Stahl’s hom er opening the 12th history for a shiatstop. Overall, of the Yanks’ Speakers Bu­ tion campaign with a 104-100 mornlngB or afternoons. Phone Hpfpnsp toe eK-FSumlagton Hi|^ ato- FOR RENT—Boat and trailer INTERIOR and exterior pnliit- lA permanent ihota. 87B40T8I. ates against this old pro. beat Minnesota’s Camilo -Pas- reau, reported that $1,000 was win over New York. Aatomohfies For Sal* 4 Charles Pontlos^ 649-9644. New Y ork 14, D etroit 13 — A tote haa a J4S battoig average. inside storage for 16’ boat Ing. wnltoaper reeaoveS, fiiQy The batting average picked up EARLY BIRDS — Flo Niles cual who struck out 14 running tunied over to the Damcn They are Nat Hblman, former •FRENCH POOCLEB — I battle of two proud defensive MoAnUfle haa driyea in 64 m s , NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ 136 per season. Tri. 669-8854. Insured. R m e B elanger. 848- EXPERIENCED bundoser op- WHITEWALLS last week with nine out o f 11, 139, Edna Christensen 129-349 his season’s total to 213, tops Runyan Canoer Fund from City College coach and a mem­ ard. Two lert, . salsa, rotor Uados Menobaster, 44S4U7. e48-18$8. Sameae, saddle ildiBg foahm week. Doubtful status of Dick land bound to get started soon — Cappy Glblto 130, Dot Ball- dMeteed Washington X-O and alto of toe Pda Oromids is toe ried 9e Im Boudreon’s dangb- ville 876-6'Fro. fuAranteSd atogid. L w N Bass for Rams and Unitas’ pin but not before another sellout kept alive in 'the American ter. rookie Howard Komlves each riuuiMDed; fatoyole salsa, serv­ 884 Charter Oak St, sleper 126, Rory Simon 138-340, glaut eleotrioal dock which ice. Manchestar Circle Shop, Ranch. 787 Xydan Street. point accuracy to early gamCs crowd in Buffalo. BMna Hiltoskl 139-356. League pennant race. stead tar yean atop tho elnb- bad 16 for New York. Playmak- CHEVROLET, 1962, deluxe Bel Floor FtadsMiijg' ,24 Mand^astor. 6484808. ^ New Y ork 24, San D iego 21, Tickets for World 'Series er John Eagan added 16. Air,' excellent condition, orig­ 149 W. Middle Turnpike. Manchester gives edge to* Colts, but It will GARDEN GROVE — Ann HITTING— Jim Coker. Cin- houoe la oenteriMd. Apartment 2098. be fight. Saturday night — Handle this Twerdy 146-366, Betty Ritchie oinnati, collected a single, dou­ houasa will soon be erected on games in New York have al-' inal owner. 649-7919. FLOOR 8ANDINO and reftadsli WANTED—General machinists Green B ay 24, M innesota 18- one gtogeSly. If injured Charg­ ready been distributed In the tiM ispeciaUBlng tai older 146, Doris Prentice 139-348, ble and'homer, Reading the Reds toe site where Carl Huhbell, 1966 CHEVROLET 4-door sta­ TYPEWRITERS — Standard on precision parts. Must be With Tommy Mason a very ers are ready, It- cduld be a Terry Vacaro 140 - 140 — 410 to a 6-4 triumph over Pltts- Mel Ott, BBI Terry -and John mailA Final Race Card and eleetric. Repaired, over­ floors) Waxing floors. Paint, aiqiertaBced. Wnoo Maohlna doubtful starter. Vikings are romp for the champs. On the tion wagon, 6 cylinder, stand­ taig. Oeiltaigs. No trido-ln roquirod. No tax (new.high triple), Alba Soblskl hurgfa. The victory put tiie Reds HoGiaw moda lilotory wtto toe ard shift (JaU 648-9357 after hauled, . ranted. Ad(" Tool Co., Route 8 and 44A, still hurting for running backs hunch that Lance Alworth, Paul Mssr Tosh Gtauts’ baseboH W f to a torse ma rally chines raotsd and No Job too amalL'JOIni Bolton, Oona TW. 64S4288. , , LOAM Lowe and others will be below 132-371, Fran JamaiUa 135- one-half game behind the Na­ to toe nintfc toning e< toe firat Set at Stafford 6 p.m. talSs. ei847W. ,.-4- :;"T gF " and Packer defense Is rough. 356, Dot Christiana, 94, no tional Leogne-leadlng fit. Louis Plckiro and. driivery aervles. Green Bay expects to helve Bart par, give the Jets the edge be­ game, wUoh netted n M de­ flXPBRIBNCIto euttar,; ThtoiBe^ StoEe-KtW m ark. O srdinals. 1961 WILLYS utlUty Jeep, Yale Typewriter Servlee. Starr to emtion despite Injury fore that expected thong of 60,- cision, Detoolt assares Itoeif sf Hie Stafford Fair Claasie, a axosnent worktaif omeondtUonB,i Bin Braton, vateran Tiger must sell. Call 649-5486 after 4986. Bonds I Stocks— . Landing AH Dnr against Detroit. Packers will be 000. autlUldar, vtoo has announced fourth pleee to toe ftoal Amer­ 36-lap championship event for 6. good- atnruhg- 'k iu ry i A jp ly i ican League standings. REPAIRS on fU .n)akes of re­ M o r t g a g e s 2 7 , . . . Saturdays I playing their second to seven Boston 20, Denver 6 — Mike his retlrament, effective at the modified - sportsman cars with Bm KK, Herald. days. — Holovak’s Patriots ruin every­ 1952 CADILLAC sedan, auto-; frigerators, wariiers, ranges, 1 end of toe current season, re­ an added purse and trophies for SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- I Cleveland 31, Dedleu 14 — Jim body’s offense with their blitz­ Back’to-Back Douhleheader mafic transmission, good tires.; and dryers. ’ All oil bumera Yanr Trade or DeHvtoii ported bis real baseball age the winner, will feature the fin­ Umitsdiiea lunosfunds avauaiuaavailable lortor sec-sec I Brown to high gear and Frank ing tactics while Gtoo (Jappellet- Make an offer. Call 742-6607. cleaned and serviced. An work match— the niimber of his unl- al racing program of the sea­ guaraateiteed. Ooaina(a A p p U a ^ ond martgegSA payments to 'Comar Hahaal-Ik, ip l. Ryan clicking with passes ti catches passes and kicks field tam , te- Tlie record books show son at the Stafford Springs anit your inidgeL Bxpedlant against Cowboys who still are goals. It will be the same story Finds Yogi Dropping Tears 1963 PONTIAC Grand Prix, 3- Barvles, •06 Canter,r, iAOOBA Brutou to be 86., Sp eedwa y Sunday afternoon. servloe.doe. J. DTltaatty. •&4039. IN..TAN7 CREDIT hobbled by Don Meredith’s bad to Denver. door hardtop, beige, white R o n t o Bast S in t svent at the half-mile oval bucket seats, fully emmiped. HAVE SMALL, ptokim triira - tor liiildi-rs of chargr; ankle. Kansas Chty 28, Houston 24 — NEW YORK (AP) — Yogi<9heador,” said Berra, Attloa And eauaxs daansd. A BBX'IER ARIUMOBMBNI TSL A Chance for a surprise here with win be at 3. Can be seen at Reuben Flenn’s WANTED plates or national S'! 25 Philadelphia 24, Pittsburgh 21 Berra, Itching for a sip of cham­ It’s up to Whitey now,” Ber­ Rubbtoh removed. Rsaaonahle. of your flnaanae win make rf--, I I Wc. kl — . Eagles won exhibition game Sid Blanks rolling up yardage One of the largest fields in Texaco, 881 Main St, Man­ mart of your Inoome available pagne but still dry, was be­ ra added. Pitching Coach Whi­ tauBws far M hone datn tols the history of the speedway la chester. CeK 949-1048. NO MONEY DOWN credit cards from Steelers 24-13 and seem to for Oilers moaning lain after his New tey Ford hurls for the Yankees ' for personal use. Lump debt oeoaeu at Yoahee Btadlnm. The expected to be on hand and York Yankees, on the threshold tonight against Jack Kralick. LAWN MOWERS, fharpened into one monthly payment qf to contact exp^enced ngure Is ahspped only by toe (Jlarence Benton, director of FORD 1963, 4-door Galaxie, of their 29th American Leane "Alter that it’ll be (Al) Downing low mileage,' power steering, and repaired, sales and serv­ . $22.39 tor each thousand dollars JMMSo racing, said a number of top and^ licensed phsnn»- pennMt, had dropped a twinbill and (Jim) Bouton.” automatic transmission, best ice, rental equipment. L 8 M Including repayment over five S w H lT iliB to the Detroit ’Tigers uid ex­ Berra said he thinks ithe NASCAR drivers in the Eastern Equipment Oorp., Route 88, years, f i r a u Burke, 346-8897, Detroit basebaU writors oov- offer. 644-1903. cist intarcited in own­ GUARANTEED tended the AL raco at least one Yanks will have to win two of area have signified their Inten Veraon, fn-TtoS, llweheeter Oonneotleat U o r t g ir g e B x- aetog toa Tigen an having a NOW OPEN m ore day. the three games left beeguse he ttons of competing. Loot year, HODGE 1969, 4-door hardtop, exdiange, Enteipriae 1*48. ^ diangA 18 Lewla St, Hartford. ’ tbB, MonlMod.on our InvoioB • pro rota aHowenoo per Rronlh baw d on aoHing piiw U N DBR N E W MANACMEBOBNT! "That rrinout klUed us,” Bei> is not depending on ifaw fn City •Meate” duo to toe newspspw the elaasic, run In ooojunotion exoeptlonany clean, powor Conn. ing sad opsimtlniY Ujt / m said. forced uii into back- aMka la toe Motor City, m wMh the anrnial Stafford Fair, steering, automatic tfanemla- SHfEPENips farrioA r.lawp. , filiB M • rootdt of anif nottnal Id* I* aaede by the aeller tewfiid llw ipijw hew of any beating the runner-up White nbO N D HDOETOAOBB ---Ito to-back douldsheaden and serlbas aio atm takthg to toe draw a raoovd aumber of 48 sn- elon, imist eSU. 644-1908. kntvaA aasA ibearA own new. i ^ ’ nMdbni^ «MRf fMMfid wNMn I t montha of purdwoo date, then new Qoodyoar tiro. Sox. Chicago finlahes the seaeon rotary blades. ()nl<>k aamaortJaanMi o f prtaieh^ KEN and SULLY'S i thsy’re always tough.” with four games at home ■oaaap but forwardtog no oopy. trlsa. Capitol Bqjrament OOm 88 nay tnterast only. E C. Sol- The Yankees had swept a twl- against the Athletics. 1961 FALCON 4-door statlan drug ntor*. For ESSO SERVICE STATION It waa a day lor ”rbas« " wagon, red, Fordomatlc, Midn St, jBtoooheeter. Hours Broker, 867 Oakland (Formerly Turcotte’s — Opp. New Firehouse) nlght douhleheader from Detroit “I’m disappointed,” Berra yeaterday. plate pnp ^ whitewalls; 6 cylinder, 36,000 dally 74k Tfaunday 74 8otor- S t. 84S-331A particnjlsn w rite to 119 CENTER STREET — PHONE M8-061S W^nesday, v reducing their said of the double loea. "It was ’day t-4. V^448-79#8r^ magic number to two. Another; Just a bad day We've still got a von asM reeerve outnehler mUes, very clean. 8945. Phohe Kea and Sully bring you their 41 Years of SdiYice (form er sweep Thuraday would have chance.” Georg* Tnm as of the Tlgon to 742-8976. . service ly with Cook’s) to a new location,- Come In Soon nnd Get Other Sports STEPS, tlDBWAUCk, Ogportaiilty 28 GOOD/I^EAR STORE I « g P i « / 0 lea%e toe. Tiger dugoot to ^ wrapped up the pennant but the The underatatement of g lead- 1901 RAMBLER 4-door Otosatat wallA 713 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-952S A Tigers come 1 9 with 4A and 64 ar.“ When the ”Yankeea • were aix tnnih laulBg sf toe epeuer fn l ' ' ' IB’ eo)> a WATOB •’GRAND OPENlNa” a 'rictoriea Inataod. Igm * bA M Berra waa aagta^ Mot 9o.ba out- P age27 S T m m S i M ••What a ttma to leaa'g M b la - D K H i: - t . .V ■l.ii I \ 1 ; t,,-! V! k ■•t 1

I . 1 . IUKCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , .MANCHESTER, CONN, FIUDAY, OCTOBER t, 1964 PAGE TBlRTY^Nai n K S i r a m f t MANCUESTEE EVENING HERALD, liANCHESTiUlL CONN, TRIOAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 Hoiuws For Salt 72 71 X 69 THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW Br FA6ALY uid SHORTEN For Solo 72 ______w Hoomrs For Ssit 72 H o u m s Fto* Sals 72 H o r n For flste 72 SnbwlMn For Solo 75 Youthful TV Tape Com pany r OCK1D CITY, Calif. (AP)fteaa be studied as often as neeAt ROOM It»t RIMT, fantlaiMn iD U Z M U 9T H A D « THltOOft-UPWAt Mytfng room p ith . thamKqwna ll^ y five you the detaUa ing, ptutoblng. 2-car garage. Realty, 648-6129.______shade treeo. Price $20,900. Realtor, 648-1577. —A bright electronic youngster Hailoheeter—OtevanleiUy lo­ fd without overexposing ADVERTISING anty. traa paridnf, rafarancaa MUMS9»IUU.f K i M o n i N I O T A K IN G OUR. on one complete aide and over* 172 HIGH ST. T. J. dfockett, Realtor, 648* A muat seeTwealey R. Smith Warren E. - Howland, MIR Is helping teach Jet pilots to tients to potentially danger^; H 0TA9IN 01C TAKE THE CAP looking picturesque patio and cated, attractive 4-room ex­ 1877. ROC R0O14 Cape, 4 bedrooms, raquirad. OUl alter I p.m., FRAMMISTAH'XS AnaaliS built Reneh, flre- Aganey, 64$(U67. . Realtor, 648-1106. make carrier landings, and rays. i 641-SSN. w oo^ lot Two baths, 2-car pandable Capo, one oar gamge, aluminumanimmum sunng,siding, wooa«wooded lot a,ASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ricTuecoFouQ .O F F T H f LWS!, CAMERA FROM Isrge kitchen, basement rec­ piaea ptoatar, 6 large fourth-grade students to conju­ 'ihe devices have found many{ garage. Profeealonal planning N B W 6 room raaoh, 8 bed- eentrally locate bus, abop- gate Spanish verbs. 8 AAL to 6 PAL mRTVCAMf ONLTfiEFEfT' reation room, other extras. This roona ran baaaoMBt, oor- RAISED RANCH other uses in medical science.'; TOB THOMPSON Bourn. OM- and axecuOon evident every­ room a, I H baths, ping, 1 per cent of the tele-vision enables an engineer In Balti­ PIAIASANT furnished rooms aman down payment Paaek O P E N H O U S E more, for instsjice, to study a 2-car garage. Len Char- COMB SUB nigrtm Hina - — BOLTON CENTER, Hebron 164 East Center St 649-6261 recorders used throughout the for gentlemen only, kitchen boneau, 648-5121. Belfiore ALICE GLAMPET. Realty, 389-7475, 743-8348, technical report in an electronlo privileges, modem bath, park- Ftoa naw bomea! Leea Road. High, level lot 200x280. world. Ltoo Stock 4 2 Garden—Fann—Dairy T C X ) G O O D 648-7308. The recorders are growing file in Houston. The documents, Tel. after 6 p.m., 843-2841. A gen cy. ______rent! VA — no money dovm! t o m o iT o w 1-5 p .m . H. J. Bradley, 848-7379. can be retrieved in printed formi Prodncto 50 Realtor 649-4641 Others mlphnum down! smaller, simpler, cheaper and HORSBS BOARDBD, No. Oov- BBIAUTIFUL 2-famlly with XANCHB8TBR GREEN Area SOUTH WINDSOR—Six room ever more versatile, explains or viewed on’ a televislaa antry, 7 mllaa from Manchaa- APPLEIS—McGowan, 81.50 one- ROOMS FOR RBnrr. OenUe- single fahiily atmosphere. 5-5 Yon ought to aee these out- TO BE TRUE! —^Large 6 room raised ranch, screen. men preferred. Private en­ ataadiiig Ranches, Ciq>ea 7 2 Lawton Road S R b n r b m f w 8 > i« 75 SpUt, aluminum siding and Grant. ter. Excellent feed and care. half bushel; 338 Hillstown flat, 2-car garage, fun cellar MANCHESTER — New Ustlng. lus paneled rec room, ovhr windows, fireplace, garage, When Ampex Introduced Ampex estimates sales in tba trance, ample parking, all Raiaed Ranehea Split Levels ,500 sq. ft of wen darigned T43-7666. Road. and attic, tastefully shrubbed S t Jam es Parish. 6Mi room So. Main St. f ROUTE 8 BOLTON — Two large let. Hanley Agency, 643- videotape in 1906, the recorders whole field of automatic docu­ new facilities, on bus line, — faaturtag buflt-la decora­ Uvlng a ^ 3 fun baths, mod­ ment storage and retrieval will centrally located. 643-6013. yard with trees, many rose ranch with garage, m baths, Large 8 room raiaed ranch aores of wooded land, In a 0080. ______cost (SO,(XX). Compact, portable hushes, etc. We have never tor colored General Electric Bight room Colonial to good ern IdtcheB inriudes disposal, plua rec room. 8 bedrooms, reach $1.5 billion within a de­ 24 foot living room with fire­ kltcbena and acre tree shaded c'Fbto— Houses For Rent 61 Houses For Sale 72 Agency, 643-5121. bedrooms, 2 battia, lot liKUL Realt0. ADELAIDE ROAD ARBIA—7 modem kitchen, exediant con­ R. Smith Agency, 648-1567. n , pantry arrangement, privacy. Hayea Agmcy, 1% bathe, fireplace, buUt-ins, The equipment permits pro­ choosing this category. Second dustrial work, originally 8260., dren. Call 649-6987 after 5 ANDOVEUt—Four room apart­ room home on attractive, tree dition. PhUbrick A gency, 649- ranch, basement, non-devel­ C olonial, 2 year* Old, buUt-lna, 1^ baths. Priced to eell. 4808. garage, vacant 649-0803. grams brotalcast ta New York most popular specific interest la sacrifice, 835. Large assort­ NOW AVA.nM duplex, new oil lease at Bolton Notch, High­ mediate occupancy, $15,900. 814,600—CLOSE to Main St. Priced below FHA appraisal. beautiful lot, 2-car garage, room (Royal Barry Wllla de- PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. BIG 6^ room Colcmial with aimed) rambling Cap*,, over. ■VERNON—Just over line. 5% electronic baby immediately. German ranks second and Spatt- electric ahampooer 81- Olcott mercial type In excellent ing, outdoor picnic and recrea­ furnace, three children ac­ ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. 2-car garage, breezeway, cov­ 6 room home with garage, 2 Wesley R. Smith Agency, 648- atone fireplace, knotty ptne SIX ROOM SINGLE BOWERS SCHOOL Aran-4 room ranch, spaetoua Uvtag working condition, 875. 649- cepted. 649-1145 after 6‘ p.m. D. Lothrop, 627-4188. room Cape, 4 bedroonu, pan* sjSoo sq. ft. of living area, Now almost all U.S. Navy air­ ish third. Variety Store. tion area. LAKESHONT — 145 f t sandy ered rear patio, IH baths, full baths, good conmtion. 1667. ^______kitchen, 818,900. J. D. Realty, Manchester, 50 Bast Mid­ room with fireplacrt, buUt-ta craft carriers boast television 7826. Wesley R. Smith Agency, 648- 643-5129. ^ eled finralace wall, open with many extras. Center toy- SCREENED loam tor ttu SIX ROOM duplex, centrally MAIN STREEl' property, suit­ beach, large x;ell built home, convenient Manchester Green dle Turnpike, close to kitchsa, 1% baths, $15,900. recording systems. location. Aluminum storms, 1667.______QUALITY eight room imllt atalra, paneled cedar rec room, er, 3% baths, large family in lawns, delivered ’tTTRTBB! PIECE walnut bed­ O n l y $ 1 2 5 ! located, avaUable immediate­ able for apartments or other 4 flnldied, 2 unfinished bed­ level to Lakewood Circle. Our schoOIe and shopping. Suit­ kitchen, 3-car garage. Chole* Hayea Agency, 848-4808. Cameras spotted over the ship screens, doors. Ebccellent val- MANCHBS’TER 6Vk room Cape tool shed, treed yard, new NOTICE screening plant Andover Co­ room set In excellent condl- ly, adults preferred, 643-5265. usee, next to redevelopment rooms, hot water heat, patio, sign le posted. In the thirties with aluminum siding, 100x200 able for residence or office furnace, ceramic bath, for­ location OB 3% acres. High teed pictures of each landing firep la ce, 815,900. Carlton W. ^ue. Len Charboneau, Belfiore BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room full or buelneas In home. Shown and tides off to the recorders. In accordance with the riir lumbia. George H. Grlttlng, Uon. 643-4543. area. Ebccellent potential, pro­ died dormer Cape, 4 or 6 bed­ —end worth it T. J. Crock­ lot, garage, 3 bedrooms, built- mica counter, new ptont, alu­ elevation. For appointment B tc.. 748-7886. THREE ROOM apartment, fessionally appraised to settle Hutchins, R ealtor. 649-5182. Agency, 643-6121. ett Realtor, 648-1577. by appointment only. call Suzanne Shorts, 648-8886. Wantad—filial Kstate 77 The tape also carries data on quiremente of the Zoning Regu- N E ED A new m attress? AU S a m u e l M . partly furnished, stove refrig­ rooms, 1^ baths, garage, $16,- in kitchen, large dining area. minum combinations, 8 blocks estate. Belfiore Agency, 643- Immaculate condition. Im­ Exclusive with J. Watsoa flight number, data, aircraft air lationa for the Town of Man- THE PROVEN carpet cleaner sizes, famous brands at lower erator, hot water. 643-8492, PORTER S’TRBET Area—Cus­ MANCHESTER — New 7 room 900. PhUbrick A gen cy, 649- to High and Junior High, one 5121. mediate occupancy. Wolverton 648-8278 block to Bowers. Owner, 149 Bra^ ft Co., Realtors, 633- WANTED—4 bedroom home ta speed, wind velocity and even i^estsr, Ctonnscticut, the Zon^ B lue L ustre is easy cm the prices. Howard’s Sleep Center, Lavitt Agency 649-7720. j. tom built Garrison Colonistl, 7 raised ranch, 2-car garage, 8464. the vocal tastnictions of the built-lns. H i baths, % acre lot, Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Waheer Street, 649-6876. 3114. ManCheater or vletalty. B. C. ing Board of Appeals will hoM bud^t Restores forgotten 649-6335. BUSINESS ZONE m - Eight rooms, .4 bedrooms, kitchen BRAE-BURN REALTY landing signal officer. a public hearing on Wednesday 643-2158 R ealtors 875-6297 THREE ROOM heated apart­ rooms with two offices, sep­ built-lns, m baths, recrea­ tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ SoUraena, Broker, 643-3314. colors. Rent electric sham- F O R S A L E $700 DOWN plus cloeing costs FOUR ROOM expandable Cm # Vernon PUots and other carrier per­ eventag,^ October 7, 1964, at >6 pooer 8L Paul’s Paint A Wall­ REFRIGERA’TOR, gas stove, Vernon C ircle, Pkwy Bbdt W ment, 456 Main Street, $90. arate entrance, suitable tor tion room, owner transfeored, cy , 643-4806. will buy this 8 bedroom home. SOUTH MAIN STREET- on a lot size 80 feet Iqr 176. sonnel review the tapes to see P.M., ta the Hearing Room of paper Supply. gas dryer, plus other articles Open 7 Days A Week 649-5229, 9-5. business or professlanal use. Priced to eell. Wesley R. Nood sdvica on roal ostata? what went wrong or right. of furniture, good condition. PORTEUt STREET Area — 6 New bath and kitchen. Com­ Prime location. Charming This Colonial has a STUPENDOUS VALUE the Municipal BuUdtag on the. P hilbrlck A gency, 649-8464. Smith Agency, 648-1567. A IMMEDIATE Six room Cape, excellent pletely redecorated. Ready for Contact ona of tha foDow- Television recording has been a ^bMB wine or elder press. 643-1667. IXXIKING for anythiiig ta real FIVE ROOM duplex now avail­ room Cape, fireplace, 2-oar room Cape, 8 bedrooms, heat­ charming interior, leaving Ut- following applioationa: ' '}• estate rentals — apartments, able, central location, hot air garage, large tree shaded lot, OCCUPANCY immediate occupancy. B ^ ore tle to be deaired. A fenced In $17,600 buy brand oew 6- ing paopla, all FULL TIME major factor In cutting acci- Dou^aa Ktag, 276 Oakland Immediate sale, reasonable. BUQHT ROOM raised ranch, eondltloB, oversized lot ed recreation room, IVi baths, room Colonial ft garage. SINGER zig-zag sewing .fes­ homes, multiple dwellings, call heat, aluminum storms. 649- $17,900. PhUbrick Agency, Agency, 648-5121. Ask for 'modern kitchen with dishwash­ flagstone patio and large d*nts and increasing pilot profi­ St, Realdenoe Zone A. Vari­ ^ 9 -3 1 5 2 . Land For Sale 71 two years old, large living Extra large rooms—axora Raidtors, qualifiad to sarva ciency, the Navy says. tival. ’Trade-ins galore com­ J . D. R ealty, 643-5129. 3473. room with fireplace, modem 649-8464. MANCHESTER storm windows, quiet eec- Norm HohenthaL er, entire house newly dec­ ameaite drive and garage you battar; ance la requested to build adz, ing each day! .Portables, con­ VEUIMONT — Lunenburg. Ten greatly enhance the exterior. lara* lot. BuUt-tas. 1% D octors use television dltlon to non-«onforming tauiU isALE ON PACKARD house kitchen with buUt-ins, family MANCHESTER—Foreat Hills. orated. Priced to sen. Can Bhra Tyler llaint buy one gallon, get one soles, desks, many late mod­ WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ acres, back road, brook, $350. RIDGE tloB o t Highland Park. $16,000. J. D. Realty, 643-6139. battu, flraplace, formal recording to analyra fluoroacope naia buUdtag at' above locq^ room, 4 or 6 bedrocmis, 2-zone (Jpen tonight 6 pjn.-daric. Im­ owner 648-8852. dining room. Can’t bo re- Alftod F. Weitaer gallon free. Free brush saver. els. Portables from 814.50, for the rental of your apart­ ond floor, excellent location, Amelia Walker, Miles Pond, hot water heat, garage, $24,900. ANSALDI HEIGHTS iures, moving (dotures of tlon. '' ment or home. J. O. Realty. stove, refrigerator, no children 8 model hmnes are now open, Owner aelling. ' mediate occupancy, new cus­ NEBDEIV^Eaat Side. 8 bed­ reduced at that price. Can Robert L Wolverton *nial organs and bonea that Wallpaper, one third off. consoles ftt>m 824.50. All re­ N. Concord, Vermont , PhUbrick Agency, 6494iM«. FOUR FAMST and alngte Bcrnl* Cantor Isnriwnoa Deeker, $1 Edlaq* conditioned and guaranteed. 648-5139. preferred, $85 monthly. CaU 50 VIRGINIA RD. and all are avaUable for im­ tom built 6 room Ranch, fire­ house on one lot,, new siding,, room bouse under $30,009 a* 5.. F oraker ^ 9 -5 8 0 6 . Green Paint and Wallpaper mediate occupancy! Choose from B oty Kristofak Rd., Realdanoo Zone A. Vari* Easy terms. Singer Sewing 643-9409 after 6. MANCHESlm, — Six room place, gourmet’s kitchen, din­ central ManCheater, excellent soon aa poaatble. Carlton W. anea is reqoeatod to build addi­ Oo„ 521 E. Middle T^ike. EAST HARTFORD — brand Beautiful 9-room Colonial, a classic Suburban Ranch, Vcall 649-7678 ing room, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, Hutchins,^ Raaltor, 649-6182. Samuel M. tavltt Center, 832 Main St, Man- Houses For Sak 72 Ranch, kitchen'with built-ins, Income potenttal. Weaiey R. tion to dwelling wtaeh will be new 8 room apartmenta, all dining room, S bedrooms, full 4 bedrooms, IH baths, 2-car Raised Ranch or Forum House 2-car garage, sewers. Travel­ Member Multiple liattag. Barrows * Wallace Real Estate Canter cbeater. 6^-8888. on first floor. Ideal for couples CONCORD RD. - Beautlftll Smith Agency, 643-1567. Glenn Roberta NOTICE cloaw to aide Una than regula* Famished Apartments 63-A basement, carport, 100x200 garage, beautifully land­ —^prlc^ from $18,990 to $21,- er’s Real Estate Co., Realtors, Manchaater PaTkada, with no cMldr^ Includes ranoh, large Itvlag room, term- 490. B uy N ow — m ove r if^ t in« OFF ‘EAST CENTER ST.—6 249-8691, 649-3988. Manchester 649-5806, Thomas O. Wenea A 9ubUc heaitag will be held tiona allow at above location. LOAM FOR BOOKCASES and record lot. Immaculate condition. $3,- FRtiSHLY painted ranch, f^a- John Barntai and Leon Pod- range, refrigefiltor, disposal, POUR CLEAN rooms, conven­ al dining room, -cabinet kitchen, scaped lot, $27,900. Call' for room btmgalow, the ultimate Sherwood Beechler by the T^wn Planning Commls- cabinets, finished and unfin­ 900. assumes mortgage. PhU­ ploce, 4th Mdroom or fSimly ManCheater rove, 201 East Center S t, Reai- ished, you can’t beat our se­ heat, hot water, and individ­ ient to everything, nice neigh­ 2 bedrooms, recreation room, appointment Phone 644-1508 in cleanliness, 3 Isurge bed­ RANCH—6 extra large rooms room, plastered walls, walk-up WlUlam E. Belfiore sioh of Manchester, (Connecti­ Top grade loam for sale brick Agency, 649-8464. SUBURBAN 6 room ranch with denee Zone C. Special Steep- lection and prices. Try M ar­ ual thermostats. Storage borhood. -649-9428 p.m. landscaped yard. Marion B. Eve. 649-6018, 688-5602 rooms, mammoth closets, high with 8 bedrooms, family sized attic, double closets, full base- John BiaoeU cut, Tuesday evening, October at low, low prices. 81 a space in basement, coin oper-. R obertson, R ealtor. ettOMSt. Owner—649-5558 kitchen, 19 foot living room garage, foundation 83x86, Stanley Gray 18, 1964 ht 8 PM . ta the Pro­ tlon to ereot a naw office bull^ low's, 867 Main. RANCH—Ansaldl bunt In 1969 assumable mortgage. Asking molt, patio, tool shed, % acre OPEN FOR INSPECTION 18x16 Uteben, eabtaoU yard If buyer loads and ated laundry, parking, appli­ Modem Youngstown kitchen DIRECTIONS; Take Wilbur with pine pweled wall, gen­ Vtaoent Boggtal bata Court, Municipal Building tag at above loeatiOB. Crews Highway to Exit 94 at 814,900. Wesley R. Smith woioded lot, $18,400. Oates lore, 18x18 fliop la eed Ib hauls. 81.50 a yard if we AQUA SOFA, melon chair, ances by General Electric. TWO furnished light house­ THRE® FAMILY—Owner says with built-lns, 3 bedrooms, Agency, 643-1567. erous closet space, 100x190 lot, Agency, 848-0036, EUaabath J. Chffpanter to conaider tha following pro­ All persona tatareated may load and buyer hauls. 81.50 white foot stool, white pole $120 m onthly. 83 E2m Street keeping rooms. Call 643-5259. to sell. IVacant 5 room unit MANCHES’TEa—3 famUy, 4-5- Howard Johnson’s. Cross back convenient neighborhood, alu­ Sunday 2-4 room, 8 bedrooms. 111 AUce Olampet posed zone ohanges: attend this bearing. ceramic tUe bath, 2 fireplaces, 6, fuUy occupied, good loca­ porklik* lot BUoeUent oondi- a yard, plus 85 an hour for lamp, mahograny cedar chest, (off Burnside Avenue near plus two three roomers on plastered jralle, oil hot water over Wilbur Cross Highway, 459 KEQBNEY S’TREET. 6 room minum storms and screens, WOODLAND STREET—6 room T. J. Crockett WEST CENTER STREET-^ Zoning Board ef Appaola truck. If we load and hauL mahogany knick-knack shelf, Main). Model apartment open TWO AND THREE rooms, gas 1st floor. Approx. $3,600. In­ tion, good Income. UnbeUev- take first right north of high­ Colonial, sunporch, large yard, $15,900. Wolverton Agency, Cape, fun dormer, IH baths, tion. $16,500. Wolverton Agen­ Richard F. Dimoek ehange to Residence Zone B, John F. Clifford, heat with cast iron radiation, able low price, CaU early. We haul on Saturdays only. beige northern dyed muskrat daily. Apt D. Phone 528-2030, heat, reasonable. Parking. come annuaUy. Central heat. Im m ediate occu pancy, $18,900. way onto Baldwin Road, then 2-car garage, amesite drive, Realtor, 649-2813. garage, nice yard. 649-0823. cy, Realtor, 649-3818. Lawrence F. Flano nil or part of an area now ta Chairm an Call B43-2438, ask for Ber- (3ood location. Adults. New Good condition. T. J. Crockett Wolverton Agency, Realtor, first right off Baldwin Road coat. 643-2618 after 6. eve. Raymond Damato, 643- PhUbrick A gency, 649-8464. across from Fox Grove Coun­ 49 Mountain Rd. BOLTON — 7 room ranch on WUUam GoodchUd, «r. Residence Zones A, AA and John A. Cagiantilo, nle, on Saturday call either Bolton Road. 643-6389. 643-1577. 649-2813. (Bryan Drive). 181 LAKE. ST., Manchester. 7091 or 528-4602. try Club, $15,500. Call owner MANCHESTER^ large bed­ four acres. Three car garage, LUllan O. Grant Rural, described as follow*: S ecretory 643-2438 or 643-0151, ask SEE MARLOW’S for bar FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, New listing—3 bedroom Cape, rooms In this ranch, formal TWO ROOMS, private bath, LYNESS STREET — In the 643-4719. For value and tUettaction at outbuUdtaga Ideal $or horaea, Hon. Edward J. HoU Starting at $i point on th* ior Andy or Bemle. stools, height 18, 24 and 30”, CREST LUXURIOUS duplex MANCHESTER - New 8 room guest house, 2 car garage— CPEN NCCN TC DARK 7 room s, oU heat, aluminum dining room, large kitchen, free parking, business block. heart of the West Side, 5H a bargain sea this custom ate. Vacant Owner very anx­ Warren B. Howland north side of West Center for kitchen and rec room, apartments, 4M rooms, Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living all on Holl,Street, fine central ONE BLOCK from Main, two combination windows, fire­ living room with fireplace, Ctarlton W. Hutetdna from 84.49. 867 Main, Furni­ baths, heat, hot water, dis­ Depot Square, adults. Tel. Mr. room, family room, built-in location. Low 20’s they are room ranch with a real neat SATURDAYS TILL 6 P.M. family, 4-4 duplex, permanent place, enclosed porch, utosian 8 room ranch. 1,860 sq. ft. on ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, big heated and cabmeted 648-1677. Alexander Jarvis ture D e p t posal, refrigerator, range, car­ Keith, 649-8191. kitchen, master bedroom with asking. T. J. Crockett, Real­ rec room selling for only $15,- aiding, two recent heating well, 2-car garage. Lot laundry, 2 baths, walk-out one floor. Home tacludes fea­ TAPE RECORDER, 2-speed, 2- dressing room, low twenties. 900. Our sigtu are on the Presented By tures too numerous to list. Re­ Arthur A. Rnofla TO BE track, will accommodate up to peted staircase, Venetian tor, 648-1677. system s, garages, clean. 175x320. Owner 643-7662. basement with garage, walk- John. H. L^pen CRIMSON SHIELD mattress, NEIAR MAIN ST.—3 furnished H ayes A gency, 643-4808. property. Full FHA or VA. duced to upper-twenties. Own­ COVENTRY — New 6 room runs westerly 889’, more or c T' reel. In new condition, 830. blinds, washer, dryer, base­ Hayes Agency, 848-4808. up attic, needs complete re- Chip*, off Route 81, near stores Charles Lesperanec very clean, excellent condition, rooms, bath, heat, hot water, TEUIRIFIC value In a 7 room T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- er 876-8950. a,. > less; then ta a northerly di­ ^ 9-4110. ment storage, on bus line, rea­ THREE bedroom ranch, $700 d^rat)ng and soine yard and school, 20 minutes from Blste Meyer ' 815. Call 649-7258. sonable rent. 571 Hartford Rd. private entrance, 18 Delmont VACANT 6 room Rsmeh, IM^ Cape, garage, 1% baths, fire­ 1577. down. FHA, or attractive con­ rection 750’, more or less, SOLD baths, fireplace, full basement, work, so is offered for only Manchester, lot 100x100, house Ellsworth A. Mitten along line of present Indus SBYISIAL wood storm win­ Mr. Gill, 649-3566. place, 4 bedrooms, only $16,- ventional financing terms. 648- $19,800. Don’t wait. Glenn garage, 6 years q|d. $17,900. Ma n c h e s t e r — 2 famUy 6-6 T l 24x86, large rooms. Builder is Herbert J. Mcltinney trial zone; then ta an easterly dows, 82 each. Call 643-6779 RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, 900. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ Look Slim And Trim 6982. Roberts Agency, Itealtor, 844- SO. WINDSOR—Largs 8 bed­ VEatY A’TTRACnVE 4 room TWO ROOM furnished apart­ Philbrick Agency, 649-84M. duplex, shaded 90x150 yard, selling. Call 742-8863, after 6. M. Kenneth Ostrtasky direction 1,106’, more or leas; m ornings. 830; 9x15 ruby oriental, $35; ment. H^ted. Refrigerator, cy, 643-1567. X E 5 S 3 1521, 844-1887. room ranch on quiet street 67 9x12 wool braided; 12x15 apartment, first floor, porch, 2-car garage, new oU h ot w a­ RussM PhUbrick then southerly 800’, more or gas rang^ bedroom set, kitch­ TWO FAM ILY-^ Oakla^ attached garage, fireplace, LEBANON, CONN., Heritage Marion B. Robertson brown nylon. 289-6955. attic, basement, hot air oil BSUtUTIFUL ponaled beated ter baseboard heating system, 611 New Park Avenue spacious kitchen with buUt- less, along boundary of i>res- Falknor Drive ■ ii en set. Adults. Low rent. St., a large 6 ft 6 flat Big family room oA Utdben, 8 bed' HUl, Route- 207. Capes. Earle S. Rohan DimnonOfr—Watolies— burner. Adults preferred. Op­ aluminum storms and screens, A Touch o f Embroidoryl tas, separate dining area, aa- Ranches, and Raised Ranches, sent Residence Zone B, to posite Center Park. 649-7529. Free gas, electricity. Apply yard (150x150) trees, house room ranch, aluminum sturme. large rooms, exceUent condi­ West Hartford—288-6685 Polly Schetaoet FOR s a l e :—Baby crib, mat­ has aluminum siding, garage. Kunable 4%,% mortgage. one acre lots. No money down point of beginning. Ajm^* Seven-room Cap* Ood Jewehv 48 tress, and chest of drawers In Apt. 4, 10 Depot Square. cellar, 168x946 lot, only |16,- tion, $22,900. Wolverton Agen­ HOMES Madeline Smith Sensiblly priced at 818,900. T. Owner 644-8086. VA, FHA ftaoBctag. Open cant: Roger Olcott. hmne packed 'with ck- THREE ROOM apartment, 609. O arltoa W. Bntehina. 649- cy, Realtor, 649-2813. Robert H. Smith WATCH AND JEWELRY re- waxed birch, excellent condi­ TWO ROOM apartment, every­ J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. daily 2 tU dark. S ales by GREEN ROAD - W OOD- tion. 643-4243. heat, hot water, stove refrig­ 61*3. CUSTOM DESIGNED contem­ tras. This attractive Prompt service. Up to erator, 890 . 247 No. Main, thing furnished, parking. 643- For the Investor—This 8 Philip Segal. Can anytime BRIDGE STREET (at rear on your old watch In trade. 4372. family oo Walnut St ta porary buUt for gracious Uv­ 423-0314. of 328-382 Green Rood) — To home la mid-way VACUUM CLEANER. Air-way, 649-5228, 9-5. WB®LS S’TREET—6-6 duplex lng, sunken living room, for­ Hosed M ondays. F. E. Bray, close to all facilities, new Manchester consists of 4 NOTICE change to Business 2k>ne I, tween Assumption Jun­ 737 Main Street, State Theater tank, excellent condition, $25. YOUR NAME PLATE mal dining room, planned for LARGE pin* treed lot with Tel. 528-1583. BOLTON CENTER Apartments, heating, hot water units, cop­ roomt on the 1st. floor and all or p ^ of an area now ior High and Bast Building. Comer Brandy St. and Bolton Business Locations 3 on the 2nd. Good income. nine spacious rooms, 8 baths, 25x26’ shell, 4 room possibil­ TOWN OF BOLTON, aoned Rqmdence A, described ( per plumbing, and more, re­ 42 SANFORD ROAD two huge fireplaces, recrea­ (MthoUc High Schott. AT ALBEHIT’S USB® DEPT. Center Rd., new 3 rooms, heat, For Rent 64 on a Jarvis built home. at cently painted in and out, un­ Priced right irat $16,000. ity, well, lake privUeges. beet CONNECTICUT as fo lio ' A portion of in- tion room, bar, patio. Priced ta reasonable offer. 649-2063. A pleasant famUgrixan 3 ROOMS SELECT hot water, stove, refrigerator, OAKDALE in MANCHES­ der 820,000, Warren E. How­ GREEN lilANOR RANCH—6 Vi rooms, 3 bedrooms, dish­ Can Carl Zinsser. BOARD FOR terior approximately 25,- Florists—^Nurseries 49 8125. 649-3266, 643-4312. FOR LBU&IB:—ExCeUent loca­ TER will make your 40’s. CaU owner, 649-6285, 648- 000 square fset ta area locat- ta the basement per­ USED FTHINITURE land, MLS Realtor, 643-1108. washer, disposal, wall to wall carpet, mahogany paneling 8868 tion for doctor’! office or friends praise your choice. . ADMISSION ed adjacent to and southwest mits using four room* HARDY Chrysanthemums In 3 rooms of reconditioned fur-’ FOR RESIT—4 room heated in li'ving room with built-in bookcases, fireplace, UAermopane For the FamUy Man—^The beauty parlm*. 415 Main Street. If you are presently look­ MANCHES’TER-BOLTON line and combination windows, garage, large- landscaped lot wiUr OF ELECTORS of present Business Zone I. bedrooms. Prompt qll colors, pompons and Har­ niture consists of 7-PIECE bed­ apartment. Tel. 643-5118 be­ Completely renovated and am­ price is right tor this won- M anchester ing for a new home It will —extra large contemporary 7 shade trees, tool house, 24-foot screened porch. Near all derfuUy ipaclous ranch on . Town of Notice Is hereby given that Applicant: Stanley Bray. vest giants, 50c and 75c each. room, dresser, mirror, chest, tween 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ple, parking. J. D. R ealty. 648- pay you to see the models th* hoard for admission of elec­ occu pan cy. Open 7 days a week. Pon- room split baths, recrea­ schools. Call owner, tel. 649-5846. Alice Dr, ta Manchester. MAINTENANCE FREE All interested persona may double bed, 2 Lamps, 2 pilloWs, 5129. under construction at tion room, cellar, beautiful 1^ ^Manchester tors ta the Town of Bolton, Con­ appear and be heard; Maps, ot tloellTs GreMihouse, 433 N. O-PIEXIE convertible living FIVE ROOM apartment in Ver­ There arc 8 nice sized bed­ Main S t ^ non, available October 1. OAKDALE. We are build­ acres. Many fruit trees. Cus­ rooms, 1% tiled, baths, 6-room Chq>e with alum, necticut, will hold a sesston ta the above proposed tone room, sofa-bed, 2 chairs, cock­ MODERN, CENTRAL Alr- ing ranch and colonial JOB OPPORTUNITY the 0>mmunity Hall ta said (T ROBERT !. \ Adults only. Tel. 649-1457. Condltloped Offices for rent tom biait, many extras. Re­ PRICE>168900 hug* Uvtag room with fire­ siding and alum, combtav changes and legal descriptions F O R s a l e :— ^Mum plants, dig tail A 2 step-tables, 2 lamps, homes priced from $17,500 duced to low ♦.wentlee. O^raer tions. 'Walking distance to MASTER MECHANIC Town on October 10,1964 to ex­ may he seen in the. Planning 1 throw rug. 5-PIBX3E dinette. Off Street parking. Inquire at place and kitchen with y/jur own. fresh from the gar­ VERNON—Newly decorated 4 up. St(^ out this weekend 649-6985. bus and VerpTanck School. amine the quaUfieations of ap­ Office. This notice la on file'ta ^ SMITH, INC. C;. PLUS reconditioned TV. RE­ 164 Ekut Center St. or phone MUST RE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED eating space. Many ex­ FOR den in your own ■ container. room apartment, heat and hot and look around. ■ Someone tras. Only $18,500. CaU Lot well-treed. Hurry! It plicants and admit to the elec­ th* office of the Town Clwh. FRIG. or WASH. MACHINE. . water, one child accepted. 649-5261. wUl be on the premises HIGHWAY V 963 Main Strgftt , Me each. Many varieties to RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, D oris smith. must be seem inside and DEPARTMENT tor’s oath those found qusJlfled- Town Planning Commission choose from. John Parslak, EVERYTHING ONLY $179 880 month. 649-4824, 875- IDEIAL LOCA’ITON for (restau­ from 1-5 p.m. Sat. ft Sun. kitchen, living room, wooded out. Call 8. Clark 649-5306, mm mmt an I ^*^1 SSSSlOn Will bS held -hS- Martin E. Alvord, 170 Vernon Avenue, Rockville, 1166. To reach Oakdale, take lot, handy to bus, shopping, 875-2800. Minimum Salary 85,76l.W, the hours of 2 PM. and 810 DOWN — 810 MONTH rant etc., center of town, Chairm an (f 649-5241 Gonn. 875-5769. plenty of parking, attractive Spruce St. to Wells St. etc. Excellent condition. $12,- For the Young Executive— per annum 8H0.80 P «f ^ * * ‘ ' '5 P M , Our models are on Kane This ranch home on Agnes Dorothy C. Jacobson, A—L^B—E--R—T’—S THE LAWTON GARDEN terms, 460’ Main Street, Man­ 900. PhUbrick A gency, 649- Maximum $7,184.40 j ^ y applicant who la a nat- S ecretary chester, 649-5229, 9-5. Rd., off Wells St 8464. Dr. in Manchester is just B a r r o w s a W a l l a c e per annum $137.20 per week urallzed citizen o t the United 43-45 Allyn St. APARTMENTS Lakewood Circle right for you. 3 bedrooms. Fuel and Feed 49-A OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. 127 I' Manchester Parkade, Starting rate may be above gt^t^s shall present the certlfi- STORE FOR RENT, 22x40, Ai^dant closet space. Manchester 649-5306 mlnimum de^nding on expert- imturalliation under Phone 247-0368 or Come in and M anchester Lawton Road heated, $50. Located 58 Coop­ OAKDALE Ample room for entertain­ ence and training. zeal of th* court DRY HARDWOOD tor sale. see Mike Antico, Manager. ing ta spacious llvliw room er Street. CaU 649-5015 be­ Sales by* Jarvis R ea lty Co. Call 742-8059. tween 6-8, and kitchen. Park fike lot $9,900. r a n c h In picturesque p J^Holldlra*'-IWo“ w*ei5*v“ • HdHf* You S«(Mi Tht 4 i R O O M fA SY surrounded by Anchor Wantod7-T o Buy 68 283 E. Center St. 648-1121 SELLING SPACE suitable for office or fence. Bncloced carport. KEIASONEK) fireplace w ood fo r business. Center Street loca­ ______Service ta lieu of th* original WANTED ’TO BUY—Antiques Only $18,900. CaU Baraara fX -SSI *.s ■ale. Call 649-8974. DUPLEXES tion. For information call 649- Babin. 1567. Carriage House and good used furniture. Vil­ 4839. MANCHESTERr-5V4 room over­ YOUR (|2.14-1A1»30) Coverage,^ - , Membership = , ^ ______who acquired United Stai lage Peddler AucUon House, sized brick Cape, finished Retirement System,, 'IV' w * citizenship by birth abroad Garden—Farm—Dairy Route 83, BUlngton. 87B-87U, $150 per Month OFFICE and commercial Space basement, patio, garage. Well Ohe-half of the Individualluai aan-Em ^ United Statea citizen parent, Apartmenfs? Produeta 50 Bob Ffaicklger, and Son. for rent heiat and sprinklers. landscaped. Minimum main­ 5071 JARVIS REALTY CO. ploye’a Blue Cross, C.M.S., and or derived citizenship through , . m Bathe HOUSE? (8 3 0 3 NOTICE all of the Individual 8h>tploy*’a CaU 643-7222. . tenance. For appointment call REALTORS th* naturaltaatlon-of a parent 436-454 East Center S t and 20 Pitkin S t :. BOCK YOUR own apples c WE BUY, BBTJ. or trade an­ ,.2 Bedroonu ^ 649-1988. P rin cipals only. U W -3M The Town Planning (Commis­ Major Medical Insurance. tique hnd used furniture, chins, or spouse, shaU present a cer­ irM , 76 cen ts 1$ quart ba ..Free Parking Ntw FREE iMoklit tin t how 388 E. banter St. 848-1131 sion of Manchester, (Connecti­ The Tewn also has a Munici­ glass, silver, picture frames Honaes For Rent 65 K your figure Is half slie. cu t, w ill Mold a pubUc hearing tificate of oltlsenahlp Issued to ket. Michael Kurys, 1 ..Kitchen has refrigerator, A sleeveless, snug • Ntttaf Evas. 648-0086. 648-1688, pal Federal Credit Union Plan. such amtacant by- th* United / "Manchester's Most ^ French Road, Bolton, c and old coins, old dolls and you’U apprecUte the sUm young on Tuesday evening, October 18, Memberships ta the various stove, dishwasher, disposal, you may soli yogr houto sweater with low-cut neckline States immigration and Nat- Jtouto 85. ' guns, hobby collections, attfc FOUR BEDROOM single fam­ air of tbla charming coUarless 649-3619 1964 at 8 P. M. ta the Probate employe plana ara through reg­ contents or whole estates. E^r- dining area NOTICE lends ItseU beautifully to tbday’i uraltaatloii Service or a pass Luxurious Apartments!" Uy dwelling, completely mod­ for Its full valiis all eecasion drtos. Short sleeves, Court, Municipal Building to ular payroU deductiona. nlture Repair Service Talcott- .. Optional air conditioning ernized. baths, centrally styles! Add a bright tofich of port issued to him by the Stati icioNOORD G R A :^ , pick your ZONING BOARD ‘‘How To Make The Best, Sale Of o r none. hear all persons claiming to be lA addition to the aboye, Em' , bring containera, 81-25 vUle. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. ..Private basement with laun­ located, avaUable October 15, No. 8808 with Patt-O-Rama is embroidery: and presto — y«i Department of the Unlteil 3Vt Room Suite— Room SuliM' OF APPEALS • Your House” was written to give have a ’second-glince’ topper 1 affected by the altering of a ployes are also covered under i I D cet I After 4 p.m., 270 dry connections i 8176 monthly. Call 649-4581, In slses 12%', 14V4, 16V4, 18V4, RANCH, 6% rooms, nestled ta buUdtag line as follows; ' CASH IM 5IATELY W e evenings and weekends, 649- TOWN OF COVENTRY you the steps you should take... Pattern No. 5071-N has knit atack Street i .Oil heat Included and tha answart you naad to sail 20%, 22% , 24%, 26% . Bust 38 to the trees In a beautiful wood­ Alter a 35’ established buUd­ and th* UabUlty provlslbna of iVt Romn Duplaxos J, buy anythiiw from a pin to 1421. There wlU be a public hear­ and trim directions — slses 12, ed nctahborhood, just off battleship. Used furniture and ing on 'October 5, 1964 at the your housa quicKly and for tha 47. Size 14%, 85 bust, short tag line to. a .28’ buUdtag line, various TowTown n Insurance poU-ooU- *•$**•<* ti)im ole« of a 14,16,18 and 20 Inclusive. ’’ R out* ,16. House has 8 bad- tow n at thia atata that the appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, WARREN E. HOWLAND SIX ROOM single house for new Town ^Building, Route 81 moat monay. For OPEN SUNDAY - 2 - 5 ■leaves, 8% ytords of 85-lnch. starting at a point on the north alca. MODELS OPEN SAT. W SUN. ^ order, send 50c ta coins to: To order, send 85c ta coin* to: roomo, ].% baths, iarg* vso- raoorda at auah tew* show Utat 649-8264, 249-4794. REALTOR rent available October 16. at 8 P.M .'to consider the fol­ your froa copy of 1960 with the bast of ■Ida w Haynes Street, 100’ F or Aptolcattoas —r < » ANT OTHBE Bigtat-roam q^Ut levaL in ■ue Buniatt, The Mancheriw Ann* Cabot, The • Mancheriar zaatiqn room, patio, la ^ lot. Auch aMSioaat has yravtonaly LEGAL 649-1885. lowing appeal: this Informative, 8- thtog. If you want a quality home in a pi look BO want of the tateraection of J ob>b Deaeription a S ^ U M L household fur­ 648-1108 Evantag Bhrald, UM AVB. (V Evening Herald, UM AVB. OF PW nrtok AgeaiBy; bean admitted aa an eteetew ta Theodore Paquln, Shore 'pagt booklet call or further. Priced to eeU, owners have other ABoSublS. NEW TOBK. NT- Chuurdi S treet, the line wUl ex­ nishings, business merchan­ SEVEN ROOM SpUt Level in stop in at our offlea. AioroaAe,,NEw Y (M . M.y. tend w**terly 676’, more or lea*, ^ Ihtonnatloa th a t tow n. i NOTICE Drive, Waterfront Park to add Features Include stone and aluminum extei three bedrooma IMW* dise, store liquidations, ma- SIX ROOM flat second floor, Manchester, modem kitchen a canopy type shed roof over I t lile to a point where the 85* estab­ Dated at Bolton. Oeonaettout, iOMAC WtU. SBILL AT lery and equipment, real with 2Vi baths, carpeting throughout, Intei om, rec room plua For lat-clasa 'mailing a«hl 10c MANOHESTERVCHES^QR — ^ This 4 bed­ redecorated, avsUable Oetdber with built-lns, XVk baths, fam­ the entrance of the garage be­ •For lot-class ymalling add 10c lished buUdtag Une reverts to C(tatraS!^%noa Ootobar L 1664. JPfJSUC AUernON on October appraisals. American Uy room, garage, etc. $200 per the private stu^y ■ • • and the heavily wi tad 100 by 200 lot tor each pattem. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, room raised ranch home will OUv* H. Toomay 92 1964 at 10:30 AJd. at Man- 1st 896. 649-0991. . cause the garage la too amaU Stop by Sunday 2-6 and see for yourself. vfith Zone and Pattern aaoura plenty of room for the 30’ . » ' AppUeatton ahoU ba roturned Co., 643-2794, 643- montlL PhUbrick Agency, 649- WALTON W. ORANT Address with Zone, Style No. Town Planning Cqpunloslon to tha ControUer*s Offiee, 66 Tow* Otertc ■ter MaHw* Stilts. Msnrhes 6466, evenings 64S-6M7. ir.AimM) 6 room apartm ent 8464. .to admit a full ear. Number. growing family, Mg Utehan All iiitereated paraooa art tar ftO B N O Y and S lu . Martin E Alvord, Cantor Street, Maneheator. R tohaM M o m Oototeettmt. one 1966 0 1 ^ with heat, Aot wmtor, •tova T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Don't wtot - oond Me now tor H a w -’64 FaU-Wtater A lbum ! wtth hnUt-taa, 3 nin baths, F O R BXSfXT — 6 room raaeih vltad to attend. UQIaa CL Ctawdi Arttatoa; Cuatom OoOaetk rocai^3*«ar Chairm an Oenaaettent,. pcwtoMricad not Wa -Mfim No.' MW aonr of tha laU ft winter ■ ( ■■ w Eiaervwi ■■ npR m hooaa hi RodnUla, avaOahla Oraait Rr. SS ' 6 4 1 - i S 7 7 rtoniar tootwaa; ttwaa to ^ ^ a a o th r a gaooiiaoa. later ttum U T S i Batoo FMiiton. • Jip4i HM M g' < M, IMA iRead H erald Ads. “ ; K, Herald. Oatober 18. CaU l-«r8-5m . I l l ...... ' ...... ■ I I

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MANCHESTER, CONN;, SATURDAY, OCTOBER S, 1964 (Olaeeifled AdvcrtislBg ea Fage 14) PRICE SEVEN CENT* Q < A lk 9 VOL. LXXXIV, NO. S (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) Events Dempsey Asks Further Stay In State

Piimey Denies In State Reapportionment

Lupto.n Role when HARTFORD . (AP) — special session of the exlBtlng<^the 19S5 Assembly to be elected^ald bill Thursday night on Nov. 3 aa stipulated In the the meaeure cleared a Joint Gov. John N. Dempsey has aasembly to act on reapportion As Spokesman ment. state cohatltutlon. Senate-House conference. asked a three-judge Fed­ The court stayed further ac­ As an alternative, the gover­ 'The Republicans, In their pro­ eral Court to stay further tion In the case only on condi­ nor suggested allowing the ex­ posals to the court, suggested HARTFORD (AP) — that a special session be con­ John Lupton "has no au­ action in the Connecticut tion that the special session be isting General Assembly to re­ summoned and that a special main in office with normal leg­ vened Nov. 5 to again attempt reapportionment case until to reapportion the House, re- thority to make any kind election for the 1965 Assembly islative powers next year. distrtet the Senate and summon of statement for the Re­ next July 1. be scheduled for sometime after Dempsey, In his proposals, ‘The orderly conduct of the a constitutional convention, r- publican party,” Republi­ Nov. 3. referred to the U.S. Senate’s state government Is In danger non-bindtng “sense of Congress” An earlier attempt to aotve Pirn S t m t can State Chairman A. of complete disruption by the All parties In the case were the reapportionment problem at given until Monday to file a resolution which had been tack­ Searle Pinney said last court’s decree,” said Dempsey ed on the foreign aid authoriza­ a apecial session ended in fatil- timetable in accomance with Hartford Road night. in proposals filed yesterday in tion measure as a rider. ‘The ure Sept. 10 when neither ttte F^ney made Uie comment In Federal Court, New Haven. the decree.- resolution said that It was the Democrats nor the Republicans M anchester rebpldng Lupton, director of the The governor was referring The Repiiblicana submitted a “ sense of Congress” that states could agp'ee on when the recon­ State Republican Campaign to the court’s decision last week timetable, but Dempsey, acting be given adequate time to act stituted Assembly should be Committee, for a itatement de­ which ruled out a Nov. 3 elec­ in behalf of the state. Instead on reapportionment issues. elected. nouncing Republicans ^who “ by tion for' the 1BS8 General As­ proposed a stay until next July. The reapportionment rider ___I >,) acts of omission or commission sembly and called for another He asked the court to allow was stripped from the foreign (See Page Bight) OPEN try to disassociate themselves from Barry Ck)Wwater!” 10 1o 10 Pinney called the Lupton statement, issued yesterday af­ ternoon. "a great disservice to Speed, Drink ttiose who hfve been working to SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE preserve and advance the cause ■ ... r ^ ; ; • 'm im of unity, precarious though it Seen Causes may be.” Lupton is one of the leaders of the state Gold water campaign. Of Accident ‘Those of us,” said Pinney, “ who sincerely believe that the BRIDGEPORT (AP) — High Republican party is the one ef­ fective opponent of the current speed and liquor, ttie Fairfield wheeler - dealer administration County coroner said today, This Campaigner CouldnH Care Less In Washington want earnestly to were responsible for an auto focus our party’s attention on accident in which an unlleenM While the big folks in San Antonio listen and wave pla^fds for Republican the evils of the Johnsoin regime vice presidential candidate William Miller, Lisa Totticrlin, 2*/4, rested perhaps rather than on an occasional In- teen-age-, Stamford driver and to listen and wave on another day. (AP Photofax.) ______stance of ommlssion or eonimis. his passenger were killed Sept. Sion by a few of our members.” 5, after they had been drinkiim Pinney said "w e are doing our at a wedding party and while • *1 utmost to win this election, but police were pursuing the vehi­ unwarranted remarks like Mr, Lupton’s serve only to aggrav­ cle. .. Salinger Joining Humphrey, ate our problem.” The driver, Jeffrey Johnsan, 18, caused his own death and Church Name that of his companion, Thoirtot HAR’TFORD (AP> — Congre I W. Sarentos, 18, both of Stain- Barry Hits Red China Tieup gaUonalists of OonneoUcut will ford, by Ills (Johnson’s) crimi­ be asked to assume the name of nal conduct. Coroner Isadore Jli. ‘The United Church of .Christ at Kotler said. . Calif tike mock dafhate and itolntartoass, Nixon, as they expcMsed BAKERSFIELD, to ijp aecm SoS the 11X4. Jolinaon was driving lirttli '^the other. r i s S s s t s a , " ’?’’* Sarentos as his passenger (AP) — Sen. Hubert H. from Arizona Humphrey -J contends ' ttat ’Tha nnHlay coofefsnos i^ll . ‘"The senator ' when the car struck a pole em Humphrey of Minnesota has been shouting for a great (Soldwater’s views arc out of tn'Uto United Congrega- Joint with . othsr RepubU j^ ' 1i| llrid g m rt with Stillwater Road, Stamford, aSd goS8 whistla. Stopping Sebate, and 1 Ibiiik he’s enntled ocgupfuitq W(FS )dncA “ ._.^ to; one " „ leaden an^ slMkesmen. ^ ^ Ist4rs SM toy 4el- HiFAcigh. California today Ih a sort of dbuble expn&Te, iiraag tte . The auto was proceedtog” with script and co-star, “ So r d like to auffi®®t *<> W™. "erratically at a high rate of a a a worthy adversary, his new*, the whistle *top lets Salinger, In to tbb\«tote eon- a tbu|^ senatorial election bat­ and violated Teep rlgbV Sen. Pierre Salinger. found friand, Dick NUon, the ference. Sessions will itait Tuaa- l^m phrey, the DemocraUc tle mth Republican. George day at U Sj*. tc. ' irectlons,” according to the could-be secretary of state in Murphy, share the lim ell^t coroner. Stamford police were vice presidential nominee, ran the Imaghiary Goldwater Cabi­ ‘The recommteddtlons for eeh- with Humphrey. ttittiUonal' changes that will obaalng the Johnson vehicle up the curtain on the production net.” Stainless Steel In remarks for a rally here: “I .’They campidgned side by aide hereafter have the Congrega­ with warning lights flaMiing Hundreds of Se A a W O O L hereby announce the first In a Goldwater Indicated recently through Los Angeles Friday, tional chut-chbs functioning aa and siren sounding. Lycra' series of the great debates of that Nixon might be his choice winding up at a DemocraUc fete the Connecticut Conference of As the fleeing oar gained: s a u c e OR 1964 — the debate between Bar­ for secretary at state If he Is at Shrine Auditorium. the United (jhurch of Christ will speed it sideewiped a stone tf's Reversiblef elected president. Men’s In8ula,trf YARK ry. Goldwater and his fellow Milton BeWe was master of be presented by the Rev. Wil- wall,, struck a teleiAone pole Boys’ 100% Nyloii PROPORTIONED Republicans.” ‘Die idea of the debate, said eeremonies, and the performers frid J. MacLean of Norwich, and turned over after traveling M*n'» Burlington t h e r m a l FRY PAN ‘The advance casting calls for Humphrey, Is to compare the chairman of the conference 284 feet from the first lihpaet, Humphgey to take one side of views o6 Goldwater, and In this Boaurd of Directors. Mrs. David Nelson of New Orleans spells out her feelings as shS attaches tape the finding said. The action will follow by seven WASH-WEAR Shirts or Drawers SKI JACKET g ir d l e 4 01. Siieln Coroner Kotler ssesrted to years ths union of the Congre- to store window — as a protection as well as an appeal for divine assistance. part: gaUonal Christian Church with (AP Photofax.) SLACKS Completely Destroyed, ISo Survivors the Evangelical Reformed ' “The youngsters had attsnd- |C Church to form the United ed a wedding party and both Church of Chrtst. had been drinidng. The Tellhig New conference officers will State laboratory report gave R/8 a t sauce pan, 6% fry 140,000 Evacuate Homes the passenger (Sarentos) O.IS Double sUtched j X p o S t ‘ ^ 1&e,“ eavy,gauge, quick even Find French Airliner per cent alcohol and the driver I wannth without weight! Long front. Roll-a-way ho^- Lycra Spandex sl (See Page Bight) I riew rtUrtUd ankle leni^ dj»w- SJ.n*v' finish resists oil, grewy u S t e r . W er-w ea rin g. White. S- White, black and 18 other colors. heat. Basy to clean. 0.19 per cent Both grades ftexM Md actUte Mawta IST^Sriartlc waist Sire. 8 -M- spelled out drunkenness, n ie s f f i 4 wck. royal, burgundy. 1 M-L-XU ^SSTtwlrt vdA flMiiiel flnUto. I l -XU Won’t shrink . In Sierra Mountains seddent was brought about bjr C k a reo u i gray, Sizes S to 18. Congressmen In Face of Hilda’s Fury high speed and liquor.” I ' TRBVELEZ, Spain (AP) —^Istry had reported the wreckage NEW ORLEANS. La.-^e^odus unmatched to the history^England — teased tha storonT- Rollup and Long S ^ v e A U METAL Wreckage of a French plane had been found In the Mediter­ Await Final of this Deep South state. More conscious coast of southwest was found early today near the ranean off the southern coast of (AP) — Hilda— the erratic than 140,000 persons fled their Louisiana for two days before Spain. But an hour later it is­ 'Boys’ Flannel Lined Cannon TAILORED summit of a Sierra Nevada hurricane with 120 mile- homes to seek safety in inland turning northeast late Friday POLE LAMP ra Mountain peak but no survivors sued a new statement saying Tap of Gavel an-hour winds— lashed the shelters. night toward New Orleans. B iillefins RoU-A-Way H o^ Rond (R ) were .found among the 80 per­ the plane was spotted 8,200 feet The Weather Bureau said SHIRTS Plastic Colored Shades up on a peak in the Sierra Neva­ deserted coastal marshes Forecasters said Hilda’s giant Canad from AP Wfraa" CORDUROY sons aboard, the Civil Guard WASHINGTON (AP) — The eye — the calm center from hurricane force winds would ^ 100% Nykm here said, da. 88th Congress, which will be of Louisiana at dawn today reach as far eastward aa Mo­ PAHTOONS The wreckage was in an al­ which furious winds spin off — MEN'S PUILT "The plane is completely remembered for an |11.6-bilIlon as she drove relentlessly would cross the coastline be­ bile, Ala., by late tonight. ^ L A X destroyed and Its thousands of most inaccessible spot. IS miles tax cut and the moet sweeping At 6 a.m., CST, Hilda’s eye HILDA KILLS 3# north of ‘Trevelez and near 11,- toward this carnival city of tween deserted Morgan City and fragments scattered all over an civil rights law In U.S. history, 700,000 persons. Grand Isle late this afternoon. was centered near latitude' 38.0, NEW ORLEANS (AP)-^ JACKET area” of more than 600 yards, 411 loot Mulhacen Peak, the awaited today the gavel tap longitude-, 91.3 — or about Ififi highest in Spain,: in Granada Raging tides, and heavy rains The monstrous hurricane — HDda smaafced Into Um d»> they -reported. putting it out of business. miles south-southwest of Now aerted LsniaUuia eoost tadny* Tablectotb checks, gingham checks, Black metal pole with heay plas- Province. battered the Louisiana Quit with her wlnde extending over “ The bodies, horribly muUlat- At the end the legislators an area larger than all New Orleans. It was moving slowly apintong off ...... tt^e rtSTes in white, Cd or burned, were far beyond One Civil Guard said: O xut area —scene of a mass northward at 8 m.p.h. ' - “ tto5J’“^dcloths, orf«^ were tied up on secondary and tomfidoea ahead to Ita - 22 X 44 " turquoise. Extend, from 78 to recogrnltion.” “ Some villagers had reported ^special legislative Items after Directly in Hilda’s path —.80 7,97 U - 3 8 i 2 . 0 0 ^ 65% dacron polyester and 3B% cane force wliida. ▲ ,g'6’\ Each lamp has separaxe The Civil Guard said the early Friday they had seen two long sessions which had miles southwest of New Orleans at Larom killed to 100% Dupo«t Handsome K"®** P'*^**’ i wreckage was found around 6 burning parts falling from the Back Home kept them in almost continuous — lay He Dernlere, once a bus­ N-vy ’ Charcoal, olive an** ends. Washable. Wue, rose, green • switch. 30 peihoM. "Our count i niwr-ffll Mid?^elght corduroy. Four pockets. "^uda, spr*^. a.m. high on Alcazaba Peak, 11,- sky over that area. Others re­ Richard Cardinal session since January 1963. Huge Safety Force Forming tling resort. He Dernlere was at least 20 bodies,” said La* and gold^Neavlly fleece**- convertible collar. Sizes 32 to »e. devastated by a hurridane more Full cut sises 6 to 1^. 043 feet above sea level In ported flames had been seen for Cushing talks with When Congress decided hot to | foarohe Pariah Sheriff Eddi* I per-alM. ,. southern VBp'ain. some time and then vanished. adjourn Friday night, these than a century ago and nevar 8*e. Marts, his shirtaloev«j| "Smoke'was still coming from Wc. immediately started to newsmen on arrival in were the Items still to be dis­ I rebuilt. s s sr^-^^ssr-isss., . <. To Protect Queen on Visit stained witti the W.oa« to itm Greascless, No Stik ths wrecKsge but no sign of life climb the mountains in the hope New York. He declin­ posed o f^ The Weather Bureau said dead and Injured frees tlw large. could be found anywhere,” the of finding something positive, ed to say why he left 1. A ■-million appropriation Hilda’s center would pass be tornado. for public'schools in ttie I^strict OTTAWA (AP) — ‘The Royal^He said this was a "nor or nev tween New Orleans and Baton Aladdin! Civil Guard rei»rt added. ’nils took us many houi^ of Vatican Ecumenical A Navy doctor airtjUttud tp ‘The plane hit the peak Friday exhaustive work. of (Columbia under the program er” opportunity for separatists Rouge and shove Into' Lake (Canadian Mofuntles have assem Ajsrooe— 88 miiee aouthweto Knit Collar‘ and Cuffs ZIPPERED TEFLON while flying Over the southern “ We were about to give up the coujicil where he was to aid school districts burdened bled a formidable Security task to show their sympathiee. Pontchartrain late tonight. TOTS’ LINED Deputy Commissioner J. R. to New Ofleano—Ay Men's Sanforized edge of Spain en route from search when suddenly, near the one of prelates press­ with children of federal em- force to afford land, sea and ‘That put New Orleans on the Guard helicopter I Lemieux'‘ 'of the Mounted Police right quadrant of the storm — b l a n k e t PINT THERMOS Palma de Mallora to Tangier on summit of the Alcazaba Peak, ing for statement ab­ underwater protectlwi for IS pereoos dead at ttw i ^ 0 (See Pago Four) -- said soldiers, naval destroyer FRY PAN a Parls-to-Afrlca fligbt. All we found it. It was completely solving Jews from re­ <)Ueen Elizabeth n during her always the section which de­ The Coast Guard said BOXER SlAX PILLOW COVERS aboard were reported to be destroyed. It was actually a eight-day visit to Canada. escorts and armored limousines ceives the hardest punch in a SLEEPER sponsibility ' in death plus frogmen to watch the hull auttioritlea had p a j a m a s French or Mauritanians. Of particular cemeem has hurricane. “ an ondetermlned of„tha royal yacht Britannia all The red and black hurricane Slarlier, the Spanish Air Min- (Bee Page BIgbt) of Christ. been the past violence associat­ bodies” befOK the ed with separatist groups in arc being employed to insure flags were flying all along the heavily French Quebec Prov­ maximum security. Louisiana coast - eastward to arrived. A Oivtl epokeeman said as- News Tidbits ince. Terrorist groups there The queen will ride only In Mobile, Ala. Gale warnings closed automobiles, but few 100 pwaoua ^ashyrtAvn from the AP Wires reportedly have been Instructed were hoisted from Mobile Bay injui^ hy ' Lock-on cup. Non-drip p o u ri^ **P- Just fry., rinse snd It’s clesn! m - how to touch off riots during the details were being given. The to Panama City, Fla. 2.38 T&- . .Lee Algelea separatist organ- tathars of the ooofadaratlan. ‘4 Wa*lMble X tS 2u ve*p ttotoI Tbnaa eudocaes Sea. OeMwater **We are agslnst all t|ioso who Omen BUsabath, sriw spaaka planta in Oahawa, Oat. Soma 400 orator colors, pattertiH. Fold f « lence swept downtown Belfast, with Roman CatooUcs in North, Zerrenca O’Neill contends, that more WON rtoaaiMd tor MtoCIn- - fist I 43 ix 80 slae. Floral, ro se b ^ and 1 cack rolL em Ireland, are loyal \to the for tbs prastdeboy. wlrti to provoke a riot.” he said. French fluently, ia aoepaotad to 4 -- storage. ' - ” • wdiere Roman Catholic national­ tha 10 Republican candidates non industrlaa, Ltd., a OM divi­ ®04fc orloo aorsdle fllhng r S & s s & s r s I colored borders with 3-tone stripe. ist sentiment is strong.. B ^ s h crown. seeking riectlon to the Com Voteto casting primary bal- Bburgault said his group had maka har Quabac , spaachas hi ■7 leU .. in Hawsfl /tod a y with picked up tips from Franch becausa bf language sion which makes engine and with reyon acetate lining. Zip iFlrnt quaUty, o< oourse. Soft. •*>' to 40. Demonstrators, engaging in a ‘The deep poUttcal-rellgious mono are associated wiUi the body parta in St. Catharinaa anff V- - :*■. Hie TBi-pP to hold pents. Tan color antagonism has been a source haavy tnnuto taatoast. . .Caa- Uifited to the (Jongress iaoues invtoved in the saparattot J -■ - 1 sbthmt. aeries of running battles with outlawed Irish Republican Army- Windsor,- Ont. hundreds o( poUesmen, hurled o( constant frictiaa In Britain’s Twelve seats are at stake, and graas im r s n ^ dpeadiag lM.38 fquaUty (OORB) in the United mov.amant. to slsef . •'**'*' nates and planned to ttM the Iha/auaan will llar. to Ottawa A q^kaanaa for ttif aenipaay 0 Molotov cocktails at armored history. It has often led to vlo* all are hold by,-the Unlonista,...^{fllto------a Iw ton U _ a aUL .Just |387 _ ^ rs and set a drug Stow aflN. lenoe In Northem Iretoad, .but who align themnalvas with Brtt>|aail]lloailMB.tbaaai taM.tbai amouat aoucht pMfdvb taettw to UJ. 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