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WEDNESDAY, N0VE5BIBBR 1, 19W Mattrlfpatpr lEorntiitg »Wr Tka Week Baded The Weather 0 * * e r 38, 18*T CSoUdy tonight wtih The Mountain Laurel Chapter slonal miB. L qiw>48 t o 60. 1!*»- ^N>nt Town of Sweet Adelines meets tomor- 15,544 morrow' etowly/ Mgh 50 8o 56. MW at 0 p.m. at the Russian OombiiMd MotiMn CSroW American National Center, 311 Menehe»tar— A CUy of Vittago Charm wUl hoM an open maatlnc ICdB- Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. VOL. l : . day from t to 10 p.m. at llott'a Women interested in singing P A L L O. 28 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVBBfBBR 2, 1967 (Cllaestfled AdvertiaiBg oa Tgge 31) PRICE SEVEN CENT ! Community Hall, B. Middle four-part barbershop style har *I)ika. The meeUng will follow mony may come to any rehears raffoler procedure to acquaint al. For further Informatlonr call - proîective membera with the Mra. Frank J. Hynes, 2M Main WABM PILB OB Caught Vioiet^Banded funottona of a mothera circle. St., or -Mrs. Truman Crandall, i i i QCIL/TBD UNBD Mothera adw are ralalng chU> 58 White St Casualty Rate SAN D isao, calif. (A P ) dran in the Clatholic faith are —Lobster poachers are be invited to attend and to contact ing caught violat-handed. Viet Cong Soldiers Again Fail The Royal Black Preceptory snow suih HOUSE State' flah and game Mra. Jamea Watt, 14S Autumn will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Now is the perfect time to ' St, or Mra. John Meaaon, 2M Orange Hall.'. Reservations close buy snow suits — you can- aganta have begun coating Autumn S t Saturday for a reception and have your pick of the widest some lobster tnq» with Dips for U.S. pasta that glowe under ul diuice Saturday,^ Nov. 11 in selecUon of styles. Superb quality poplin, nylon or quilt traviolet light The R «r' Frederick R. Bruce honor of RCber t Bell, grand shells wlOi warm pile or Lobster fUbermen have of Stafford Springs will apeak mnaiter of the lodge. Those SAKSON (AP) — The “niere is no country- quilt linings. Attached and complained that they’re los To Capture District Quarters Friday at 7:80 p.m. in Fellow wlriting to attend may contact number of Americans Idfled “ y-«®“ ntry breakdown of detachable hoods. AH colors, ing a substantial amount of ship HaU at Community Bap- WUUam D. Turklngton of 108 in action last w e^ in th* among forces allied patterns. BiiM 3-4, 4r«it, -J- their catch to raids by sMn ^ tiat Church. HIb topic la “Know W. Center St. Via^^ U.S. sad South Vietnamese SAKSON (AP) — Viet HALE divers and oOiara. " Touraelf Better Through ISmd- idJiriiflv tnxqps. It Was obvious, however, Gong troc^ ’Med and fail *aj™ y^^^bile thOTO o f that the bulk of last week’s oth- Agents say they have wrlUng.” He has studied at the A Rummage Sale, sponsored ...... s/nce ed again in a m assive attack International Graphoanalysis 9.90 Vieitnamese and other er casuamea were among South caughta two poachers who tom orrow from 2 to 8 p .m . and I » $ a allied forces climbed sharp- K orean trocqps, who w ere st- were betrayed by a violet today to captune Loc Ninh, Society of Chicago. He was in Friday from 9 a.m. to noon, ragnkiTly 10.98, glow on hands end clothlng,- a district headquarters terim pastor at Community sponsored by the Sisterhood of ly. Enemy casualtiee were tacked several times sad fought several bloody battles during town thqy first atruck last Church. Tickets are available Temple Beth Sholom, will be reported lower. the week in their area of opera Sunday. U. S. abd south at the door and the event is held at the Masonic Temide In ItB weekly summary issued tion alcmg the e o a s t aj open to the public. The pro and not at Temple Beth Sholom, itoday, the U.8. Oommsmd said Vietnamese soldien, artil lowlands. Unofficial recorts •JWWC ceeds will benefit the Women’s as announced in error in last 166 A m ericans were killed, 966 lery and planes hurled tiliem show the previous high to r other Society of the church. night’s Herald. ’The sale •will MG*' wounded and 14 missing or cap back. INFANTS' 3 and 4 PIKE aUied forces was 60 killed and feature new fabrics, linings and tured. A week earlier there had F ield dispatches said 488 W h s WE CORDIALLY 72 wounded In the week of last New Haven used clothing in good condition. She Abroad Last Night? been 198 kUled, 949 wounded and Communists were killed in this M ay 20. fourth drive of the week on Loc i n v i t e y o u r seven missing. Of those wound Among the witches flying in Manchester this Hal The number of enemy killed Ninh, near the (Jambodian fron ’The Entered Apprentice de SBulky-drlon legging (eta. ed last w eek, 419 did not require Blaze Kills Firat Class loween Was 4-year-oW Laura Williams of 413 E, potielt, red, and hospitalisation, the command last w eek w as 1,889, the U.8. tier 72 mUes north of Saigon. gree will be conferred at Oomnuuid said, down from a - Shoe Repairing Center §t. (photo by Technical Art Studio) ' royal. Some stylet with CHARGE said. Guerrillas in retreat after a dis Friendship Lodge tomorrow at separate matching hats 5.44 readjusted flgtm of 1,666 re South Vietnamese military Two Children astrous setback ’Tuesday had OfThe^tferKindl 7:80 in the Masonic Temple. and mittens. r a g . 5 .9 8 ported for the previous week. -I headquarters listed government told 'vlUagers they would return. Senior Warden Harold V. Hub Delta Chapter, Royal Arch The book discussion group of Aoiouin' Last week’s casualties raised Beoanae we use only losses last week at 220 men NEW HAVEN (AP) — ’Two If confirmed, the new casual the BEST bard will preside. Officer dress Masons, will observe past High the Newcomer’s Club of the total U.8. combat deaths for the killed, 698 wounded and 41 m iss young children perished today ty figure would push the total MATERIALS! is tuxedo. Refreshments will be Priests Night tonight at the Manchester YWCA wlU meet war to 14,286 and the number of enemy dead through the run ing. ’This w as a m arked In in a smoky fire In their third- “Waiting Jobs Are served after the meeting. M asonic Tem ple at 7 :30. ’The tonight at 8 at the home' of Mr^. < wounded to 90,417. Of the total ning battle In that sector to 882. Our Specialty!” crease over the 81 dead. 866 ham dinner has been canceled. Charles Wilkins, 117 Baldwin Rd. wounded. U.8. headquarters floor apartment. Spokesmen reposed the allied IR/ABjasaeMiA UmHim wounded and two missing re SAM YUYLES ’The executive board of Cub "Feminine Mystique,’’-^By Bet said, 42,717 did not require The victims were identified as losses through the week totaled S cout Pack 144 w ill m eet to ty Friedan, will be discussed. ported for the previous seven- hospitalisation. David Gonsalves, 6, and his sis ta OAK STREET day period. 88 dead and 106 wounded. A few steps from Main night at 8:30 at the home of Manchester Chess Club wlU U.8. military strength in ter Frances, 8. (jfftclals said American officers said the N icholas Gianakos Of 106 Bush m eet tonight from 6 to 10:80 DAY Auxiliary will meet to Other allied casualties were South Vietnam was listed at they died of smoke Inhalation. guerrillas wanted a propaganda H ill Rd. at Iona Hall, Regent St. night fct 7:80 at the VFW Home. put at 60 killed, 120 wounded 468.000 at the end of last week, The blase was confined to the victory to take some of the USUAL 3.50, FAMOUS and none missing last week. an increase of 2,000 over the front room of the iqMutoient at bloom off South, Vietnam’s'in Boys’ or Girls* ’This was the highest weekly toll 401.000 reported a week earlier. 11 Huriburt St. \ ______stallation of a constftutlgial sleepert ___ iisted.for these forces so.fac Jn.- ^Tbe number- of-other allied Ftramen ..ânaUed.— mouths T i rV.nt' - 2 ( 3 9 the war. A week earlier these forces remained the *ame at .to-mouth resuscitation and oxy- ^ÎtottoTtotest battle, the aUIes MORE PINEHURST LOW PRICES . . . CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 10c can > forces had seven killed and 28 69,000 as did the estimate o f gen to the chUdren but could the OommuntoU ieelli« Heavy brushed cotton 2-piece sleeper*. knitted wounded. > Gripper waist and non-skid, soles. enemy strength at 297,000. not save them. ^th firepower including six Charming nursery prints. Sties 1 to 4. 106mm howltMn, Air Fores AT PINEHURST AT PINEHURST AT PINEHURST AT PINEHURST REGULAR 2.98 Ddgado Says Innocent tactical fl^ter-bombera, CAMPBELL’S GRADE AA HARTFORD (AP) — Robert elght-englned B62 saturation Delgado, 86, of Hartford plead bombers and twin-engine 04Ts HAWAIUN STRICKLAND FARMS CHICKEN NOODLE CONTAG walking blonkets 2 $ 6 6 ed Innocent Wednegday In Su armed with nq>ld-flring Oatting LARGE Goldberg to Seek perior Court to the first degree guns. OR RED PUNCH Acrilan Ohd cotton with aipper front fo r C olds Non-skid soles. Pastel shades of malub murder of Hartford policeman The fightor-bombere hit CHIX MCE SOUP ^ 46 Oz. FRESH EUGS aqua; pink. S, m, I, xl. Harvey Young Aug. 36. Com m unist positions w ith 72 Delgado elected to be tried ______* ^ Gans r a g u la r 1 .9 6 strikes while the 017e flred UN Move on War by a court of Judges Instead of 28,000 rounds of ammunltioo. by a Jury. The trial will begin flannel pajamas WASBINOTON (AP) — Am- nam. ’The Mansfield proposal B80e flew their third strike in regular 1.87 N ov. 28. two days on the Communist po 2-ptece' flannel pa|amas. Per boys arid bassador Arthur J. Goldberg would only call on President Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey greets tional Monument at Kuala Lumpur tdday. 1.66 sitions. d o z 4 i 5 ® girls. All over prints in as promised today to “persevere Johnson to consider directing lay echool giile during his visit to M&layasia’s..N ^ 8 9 « 8 5 ° sorted colors and styles. Orion knits in helmets, toques, berets and with all the resources at my G oldberg to press fo r custlon. But MediiBlion Set American troops suf Sites 3 to dx. many other styles. Solids, Jacquards. fered one dead and 11 wounded S ■ 1.66 command" to get the U.N. Secu The ambassador reviewed WETHERSFIELD (AP)—State * 1 rity CotmcU 'to “carry out its previous U.S. efforts to obtain mediaton will sit down with la in the latest fighting. South Viet ACCESSORIES clear responsibilities imder the U.N. action on Vietnam, wme of bor and maiuigement negotia namese oasualUes were put at Reiterates G>minifatient charter with respect to Viet which have succeeded. But he tors at 10 a .m . F riday in the five dead and 10 wounded. Total ABE NEOEMinES nam .” said no one could, in good con State Labor Department to try allied casualtiee reported for But the chief U.S. delegate to science, spare any effort to has to settle a strike idling buses the five-day battle are eight American dead and 82 wounded warm winter coats the United Nations also told the ten the end of the war “no mat in four cities. and 28 South Vietnamese klUed Party Ghicken knit hierts Senate Foreign Relatiotu Com ter bow frustrating post efforts Representatives of the Con Humpfirey Raps Political Doves, regularly 828 mittee that a recent canvass of may have been or bow many necticut Railway A Lighting Co. and 74 wouneed. Colorful fancy patterns, the Security Council* showed a new beginnings are required.” and the Amalgamated ’Transport Allied troops also reported Jacquards. Several styles: KUALA LUMPUR, MoUysla Humphrey said the glass and United States and attend the general unwillingness to try to He said the U.N. charter is Workers UWon told the State capturing four prisoners of war “does not need any big foreign Jockeys, helmets, toques steel Parllameitt building, University of California at Loe Initiate peace efforts. speoUlc on the responsibility of Board of Mediation u d Arbi from the Viet Gong's 27Srd Reg (AP) — tflee President Hubert power to help it crush Qommu- Soup makes it taste simply spectacular and m ore. protected from toe heat by an A ngeles. nlsts to toe country.” ^ 2 5 members to cooperate in malh- tration they would attend. iment and 34 weapons, including H. Humphny said today “ there LEADERS Goldberg said adoption of a three new Soviet-deel|had RP07 ou ter ekto o f te r r a n o euis- Humphrey later took hie shoes This country is gx^ng through I proposed Senate resolution tolnlng worid peace and “the in-' isn’t a responsible U.S. political BREAST OF CHICKEN MAONIFIQUE volvement of non-members is no DentistB H it W elfare rocket launchers and two breakers, reminded Mm of toe off to visit the natliHial moeque a kind of convulsion over toe 1.66 aimed at obtaining U.N. acthm flamethrowem. leader who says we should with chapel at toe U.S. Air Force and exchange gifts with Malay war although all American wars AT PINEHUBST 4 whole chicken breasts 2 cans Campbell’s Cream of PENOBSCOT SERVE THE FUTURE would nevertheless support his obstacle to such action.” HARTFORD (AP)—The State (about 8 pounds), split Chicken Soup regularly 1.87 The assault'on L (MIRNED BEEF ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER tain States Telephone Co. oper and neither side has Indicated a to accept any U.N. mandates g!xtra lean M d corned Just right! appeasement. I never felt you ates. parkas, jackets designed to bring peace in Vlet- Labor disputes across toe softened poeition. Ntoeteeii serviced toe cause of good (Average fl.SS to $1.30 ea.) country kept more than 200,000 The lengthy copper industry unions are involved, and toe c government by closing your WHOLE 10 to 13-LB. N> workmen off the Job today and dispute hit one of toe last two main issue is pay. eyes to burglars and bandits or partially tied up production to a major production sites Wednes to brute force.” WhUe Ford has called back, variety of industries ranging day night when 1,100 members m m LIVER BRISKETS La79i each The vice president earlier 20,000 of toe 160JK10 UAW mem Protesters from automobiles to machine of United Steel Workers Local took an architectiunl tour to toe bers who struck toe company at EXTRA LEAN CENTER OUTS OF dnCiUDN LIVEB8 guns. 4986 struck Anaconda's oo'y 1 0 . 8 8 hot Malaysian sun. He looked at midnight Sept 6, a Ford spokes CORNED BEEK BRISKET lb . 790 Also involved were such di International Smelting &. Refin lb Demonstrate mosques and monuments and a man said production can’t re-. 8 5 ^ regularly 12.98 verse service-type employes as ing Co. at Perth Amboy, N.J. 3 to 7 Lbs...... lb. 89c oiid 99c AT PINEHURST sume until all or. virtually all Parliament tower he liked, so bus drivers, newspapermen and Sources Close to' toe big four OSCAR MAYER LEAN much that he said: “I hope my plants are ready to resume MISS IOWA— iEAN hospital nurses. producers—^Kennecott, TACKLE TWILL SUBCOATR—ResUts wind and water. Zipper On Campuses government erffleers see that be operation. A union spokesman COOKING CORNED BEEF Longest, and least optimistic Anaconda, American Smelting with roll knit coUar. Ideal for faU and winter. Warm, square quUted cause they believe to building said, ‘;the pace they’re going of settlement, was the industry and Refining Oo., and Phelps PACONI ' Cooking time 8)4 tq 4 hours. BACON “Curon" lining. Handsome navy, loden, gray, pewter. Sixes 86 to 46. Issues ranging from the cam squares.” ‘ »- (local negotiations), I would wide copper strike which en Dodga—said toe dispute may pus presence of CSA recruiters Humphrey directed his tour think it would be in' a week’s Cover corned beef with water, then cover utensil and cook CORDUROY SURCOAT-flmarUy taUored corduroy surcoats for «lreas tered its in to day. The walkout last Into January., No to the biiUdosIng of a favorite off Its itinerary to go inside toe tim e.” slowly 8 hours. or sport. Zipper front with warm quUt lining. Olive, bronxe. Sixes 86 widened overnight and there companywide negotiations with Kningliv lawn prompted student modem, 18-story tower. He sat Wash potatoes and peel. * to 46. was little hope of settlement be the big four have been held for (See Page Sixteen) N> protests Wednesday at various down to the Pc^lament speak lb fore toe year's end. More than After corned beef has cooked 8 hours, add potatoes (and NYLON SKI PARKA—TWO styles to choose from. One ofiHeges around the nation. er’s chair, pralsed^'toe acoiu- quilt to quilt with Dacron 88 interlining. The other is nylon 60,000 have been Idled since toe cabbetge if you a ia having th is) auid sim m er 1 hour longer There were also expresHons Spec. 4 Jacky C. Bayne of Fort Mill, 6. C., sat in wheelcjiair in Wa8hin,gton’s tics, and wished they could be orlon pile lining. ’Ihe season’s greatest weather tamers bulk of U.S. copper production or until vegetables are tender. , _ of aiqiport for open recruiting at as good in some Washington ÔSOAB BIATBB blue, olive, green. S, M, L, XL. Walter Reed Army Hospital yesterday and looked at get-well cards' with his w as halted July 15. V E R Y UBAN Use (he fork test . . . and sample a slice to be sure meat Columbia University and a vote buildings. Over Money 1 AT PINEHURST mother, Mrs.’ Bunia Bayne. (AP Photofax) ^ Although a new national con Is oooked tender. Do not use thermometer. RAKA JACS—British styled Jacket with flat knit collar. Weather treat by University of Texas students ^ Prime Minister Tunku Abdul tract between Ford Motor Co. i - ed shell with warm pile lining. 2-flap huton pockets. Navy, tan, oUve. against an Iqunedlate ceasefire Rahman told Humphrey at a or Brussels sprouts . . . follow pkk. directions. • SEAL1CST and toe United. Auto Workers' HAM sues 88 to 48. in Vietnam. Cabinet meeting that Malaysia I ■ union was ratified and signed Central Intelligence Agency is “prepared to go all out” to days ago, assembly lines re House Democrats Rip MILK men were rebrulting at Stanford ^Dead ’ Soldier Recovering help South Vietnam’s rural re 3 Lb. Can ♦ 3 . 2 9 . 6 s L G lass U nlvendty w h « i 75 to 100 stu -. mained at a standstill over toe construction program, sometimes thorny issue of at- BOYS' FAMOUS oUmbed a lire escape to Rahman said that while “not Special Purchasal toe-plant agreements on toe lo Where, but at Plnehurst, an alcove over tbe conference involved mllltarUy’’ to Vietnam, National Group Ties cal level. Twelve UAW Ford lo do you get such Iwavtaly MAKER'S room and began yelling and Malaysia Is prepared to “offer Lodlos' ond MIssos' After EmbaInter Sees Life: cals were yet to- come to ter^s Ground Meatr t stom ping. any help, that might be required WASHINGTON (AP) — Cap- The decision to eatabUsb the on these supplements to toe na M oro than 100 students w ere of her to toe peaceful, construc ping years of behind-the-scenes ***^ committee. The Associated WASHINOTON (AP) Today, more than three whenever there is euiy hope of tional contrhet. LEAN CHUCK tion program of development,” Press learned, was made last suede jackets months later, Bayne la moving saving a patient.’^ Production of the M60 ma friction. House Democrats have bench ‘*“ **^s I<^ y®™* American soldier, pron- a communique reported. month to a closed msettog at f or 3-ln-1 BLIND peue at toe ounced dead of boobytrap toward at least limited recovery Army doctors use a variety of chine gun, widely used, to toe decided to sever major financial Where, but at Plnehurst, when a demonstration against ' ' Asked h(^ the chair com toe House Democratic Cam lb. 79c wounds, showed signs of life at Walter Reed Hospital. in teste to estahllsh death before Vietnam wac, was ' halted ties with toe Democratic Na- can you buy Bacon and toe presence of a Marine Corps pared with toe one he uses when paign Committee and discussed while under the knife of a U.S. Washington. giving up on men wounded to ^ Wednesday night when 1,6(XI thmal Committee and set up a ti DELUXE U.S. CHOICE really farm fresh Grade AA 1.95 50.00 value! wormers recruiter touched oft a kicking, to a later session with national Eggs at such low prloetT .army embalmer in Vietnam. T)ie Bayne story was combat. Only when there U no workers struck the New ^ngr separate ccfomlttee to 'solicit committee officials. ROUNDSTEAK abovliig melee. SDontaneoue breatotos;. no audl- Humphrey laughed: , Mine »is Spec, 4 Jacky C. Bayne, 23, of puhlUied today by toe Knight spontaneous breathing, no audi land division of the Maremont funds for 1868, (XtogressltHud Although some congreasnsn G R O U N D No Injuries were reported but Fort ICU, S.C., was pronounced newqMq>ers after research and ble heart beat, no pulse and no nsore wobbly in more .ways; than Corp. at Saco, Maine. Some elections. ^ . W ith iîi>-out orlon pile liner. Sizes 10 to 18. campus poUce called on some 60 on e.” 1 ' reportedly plan to shun IdenW- VICK'S dead near Chu Lai last July 16 interviews by James Batten of activity on an. electrocar 1,(X)0 m em bers o f toe T extile This means Democrats will cation wlto Johnson* in next ' lb. 99c city police to help make toe ar after doctors had worked tor 46 thb Wptotogton Bureau. diogram do doctorb (hnclude Ttoa vice prestdent’e arrival in Workers Union of America, mount two, separate national (jATve Thin Slicds From Two “Faces” toe Malaysian capital from year's campaign, officials of tba FORMULA 44 rests. The demonstration was minutes trying reeuecttatlon. Arm' doctors at Walter Reed (iiat toe patient is dead. AFL-CIO, voted Tuesday to re fund-raising * drives for next Where, bnt ^ kt Plnehurst, stag^ by toe Students for a Vietnam Tuesday night touched White House-controlled national CARVING V COUGH BOXTUBE Arrived Just In ttme for U ieV ld wentBer I His seemingly lifeless body call toe Bayne story'"amaxlng” In toe Bayne case, all these ject a new 84-monto contract of year’s elections—one to finance committee denied toe new d»- do yon buy Gbensy Farms Denjooratlo Society. and "astounding.” No doctor In o tt scattered anti-American dem fer. No further negotiations President Johnson’s carve urlth two "faces’’ as shown. Slices should be thin and 1 6 . 8 8 was sent routinely to an Army eigne of death were iqqûreot velopment indteotes deteriocat- Mefatoah Apples. CorOsod Ladies' and MIsuat' ' - - - - \i . Abput 800 University of Mich terviewed oould recall such a onstrations. but none‘were re were scheduled. re-rteetton bid and toe other in .or DeUetous dr Baldwin Ap at a slight angle. Meat will slice better if allowed to set graves-regiatratlon a e a t i o n “By all toe accepted criteria he tog relaUons bekweeri Capitol reguhurily 19.98 igan students In Ann -Arbor case bafore. ported today. behalf of congressional candi ples that are so Crisp and a UtUe time before, slicing. Slice alternately from two nearby and it waa aometlme lat- was dead,” said one Army doc- A walkout by six men to Col Hill and- toe White Houae., “faces” ad slices-from each “face” will remain the name. staged a ait-in at toe An offielal spokesman at toe 'tor. However, to Penang, Malay- orado, eqtopment installere for dates. M e y t . . ' car coots ' A'l' ar—Bo bne knows exactly how ”It Just indtcaies a (act'*n(' admlidatratlon building to pro- a u « MMnir aty iso nuier to the Western Electric Oot, spread The new group,, to be known '»• t ■ long—whan tos ’ embalmer’a hospital emphaaixed that toe Medical records at Walter life,” said John CHswell, tba no/- Just the jacket to be warm t$st toe school's Invcdvement In north, riot poUoe fired tear gas into New Mexico, A rista, Tex as toe Democratic Oongressioib- knife made its firat todalon. Bayne case li a inedlcal rarity do not reveal how much tional conttnlttee’f acting traas* and well-dresaed in all winter •1-jmlUloD countorlnsuigenoy bom bs to scatter som e 800 as and Utah. A spokesman for al Finance Oonunlttee, will there was a faint fUckar of and should cause no worry to ttoie passed whUe Bayne’s body urer. iTIia Hou^ Demooraita long. Wool melton Shell with project to Thailand. life and Bayne was niabed back relatives men fighting to lay'waltlng tor embalming. It la XSdnese demonstrating againat the OommunliShtlons Workers of operate year-round and seek The SjOboM newapaper dts- Humphrey*a ' vlatt. He was A m erica, L oca l 8495, said before funds nationwide, especially need to be bcMtai^tlaaiioad and /' fip-out oriem liner with sleeve to a flOId hoapltal. After more Vietnam. toeortxed that it waa probaMy a this to Just a way to do It," 1 8 - '' Imens. One inside pocket and cloaad recenOy tlmt ^ a ^ ^âirttotto and numerous “ GSvery e ffo rt,” gald the hoe- m atter o f sev era l hours, hanged to effigy in Penang the overtime assignment dis from todivlduals and grottpa Meltons, corduroys and wools: with pile or had the contract. The dem- Wednesday a few hours before Demooratto Nattonal Gbolr three outside pockets. Bur blood transfusions there vêre pttal.. ■pokeaman,” la made to - pute Is settled, a ll 900 of. toe lo with what one source called “a quilted uning. apply reausoltatlve measures (Zee Page Seventeen) Me arrival to Kuala Lumpur. cal’s members may be on strike peculiar Interest” In Coogreas. gundy and navy. Sizes 8 to 18. (■a# P age » other eigne of life. (9ee Pago SavsnSssn) CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKB \'

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whan she was eslled in to nota Four BuEetA SheinwoM on Bridge T ollan d rize an -affidavit. Haw Much Can Senat0i Fem on Japanese Single Women Jury Starts Hoff a Probe After her testimony Mrs. Miss Candidate By ALmBBD SREINWOLO Francis said she had been As^ciate for Security Teams Tied Without Expected Witness threatened and was assigned a Restrain Military Nursing Association Raises For Governor iSome hands virtually play NORTH guard for a short time. She told ^ . ♦ 7 CMATTAN(X>OA, Tonn. (AP) Mrs. Francis • say# she li ______WASHINOTON (AP) - Sena- b|j^ . y | lp.tioqF> l i ' TOKYO (API — An asaocia- still hasn’t reached a Western ...... ^ themMlvas when an expert le officers she stiffered her wound NEW ORLEANS (AP) ^ Four declarer. The bidding 1* the C? A 7 3 In Volleyball - A federal grand Jury ha# be- merited for death because last Thursday night after she tors grapple today with the AAiiArjl. Its Rates to $4.50 a Visit O A 1054 3 not ha tion Of ^ mis«Kl U.A chief point of Interest in today** gun probing Into th* legal testimony She gave which was had beenseen abducted and tried to conaUtutlonal quesUon M hand, taken from the Team 8e- ♦ ^174 / Tolland Bvberahop and Char- mansuverings James R. Hot- adverse to Hoffs, the im wh^H^t-tRie TlM RocfcvUl* PubUc Health Will be Included in the schedul over 80 years old has been numrlageable age—about Rep. John Rarick, D-Lsu, can- ai escape. lectlo rfToumament pfetyed last WEST EAST prisoned Teamster# Union presi w j . __ . how far they can go In tzjmiN Id - "rotto ing. fetm ed In Tokyo. 20 years 6r play at the slam level opposite Tonight’a schedule Is: 7, Ooun- ^ ij^ ig hereniiad _ ‘.‘We are AtsO discussl^ our proUems. I'm 43-year-old ootvressman, his Pass 4 ^ Pass been expected secure Hotfa’s Ju^tampering climaxed a two-hour debate mitinsitta such ^ most other agencies of compar- Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. in the TAC a void, but It also told North t r / Hills vs. MteriU BuUdern; ^ thV ponera^ conviction here In 1964. A: /d^tlBd'teluîIilnM.’f sure fuw'necasions will serve wife, and Exscutlvs Assistant All Pass Wednesday by voting unanl- Vletnartt. aUe sise. building. Members are asked that the first slam move had Mrs. Burke said it is the pol iM"**** ‘ Migik OUitbo. Says the life cloty-«lee Japan’s, group’ soon. Imagine an organl- chipped part of the garage. and the Chattanooga Time* re napalm used in Vietnam. inviting it. Hearts, K-10-8-2; Diamonds, J- United Congregational Church. 1964 have been subpoenaed. But ttiat seemed ' t o / apNik In some Instances the State Dr. GuptiU is minister of the WH’d G. Olschefskle, 61 Flower women’s emancipation zaUon with 300,000 member- The congressman, a native at ported that she probably will After the recruiters were pre At another table New York 8-7-2; Clabs, Q-S. All Visits are by appointment ^ ê caUed to testify, Also called were long distance vented from reaching the Inter members to Impinge 'ofi-l^ Welihre Department, the Con Connecticut Conference of the ’ progressed considerably but ship.” Goshen, Ind., is one of four canr expert Phil Feldeman jumped stitutlonal powers of the icoltl- United Church of Christ. He su- Her fiance Is a son of Mr. What do you sayT otdy- Mrs. Francis was whisked telephone records of certain view rooms, university presi necticut Cancer Society, Medi dldates running against Gov. to four notrump with the South Answer: Bid one hecri. Show mander In chief and a watering willing for him to care and other groups pay the pervlses some 300 churches be- Mrs. Clifford Burrill of The TOUandera Square Danoe f^ m the hospital a few numbers In Chattanooga, New dent Homer Babbldge Jr. asked John McKelthen. h y d after Mb partner had open- a major suit rather than itdsa down process was begun. essary measures' longing to the conference. He South Wlndsori . dub will hold a club dance to- hour, Involved jn England and Michigan. the student senate and faculty full cost of the visit. wlQi ' one club and the next partner’s minor suit. Sen. John Sherman Cooper, munist aggression in Asia. also serves as president of the Miss Olschefskle is a giOu- But No Incidents morrow night at 8 at the an unsuccessful attempt by po- It was In the perjury trial of a senate to vote on the matter. The association serves the OFFICALS WON’T BUY CARS player had bid two clubs. North Copyright 1967 R-Ky., a committee member SHilbright and other war- Mlsslomry Society o f Connectl- ate of Manchester High School, Mcadowtarook School. Hce to trap a man rite said had prostitute who had claimed Mie The student senate concluded towns of Vernon, Ellilgton, Som LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los showed three aces, and Feldes- General Feature# Corp. who said he was not satisfied policy critics have said they did cut and of the trustees o f the and is employed at Pratt A iMcraased Rates offered to kUI anyone die want engaged In sexual relations with the demonstrators had the right ers and Tolland. Angeles Cotmty officials have van bid six spades. Oddly ® mr k) NEA, Ik. ' with Fulbright’s proposal, pre- not expect Johnson to dta the Fund for kflnlsters. Whitney Aircraft, Division of The RookvUle PubUc Health ed. jurors in the 1964 trial that Mrs. to peacefully demonstrate but TTie association also offers Soviet, Chiaese Soldiers voted not to buy any more auto enough, the hand was played dieted the panel may come up resolution In support of his esca- ! 4 The service is sponsored by United Aircraft Corp., East •Hi, Mai How's Franker Nursing Association has in A federal officer attempted to D'rancla testified recenUy. Mrs. had Infringed on the rights of health counseling and educa mobiles for county agencies un by his partner since North had eventually with a statement latlng the also of tho U.S, mill- the RQOkvllle Clergy Council . Hartford. Mr. Burrill is a grad- creased Its bedside nureing vis arrest the man, but he escaped Francis said she saw a prosti some students by their actions. tion services to families, con til Congress rejects the Dingell been the first to bid spades. : FRANK’S CAFE calling for congressional action tary commitment In Vietnam. ducts Immunbntlon clinics and Moose EnroUment uate of Monion Academy, Mass., Eace-to-Face at USSR Qtv it fee from $8.26 to $4.60. It is after at least one shot was fired. tute bolding more than $1,000 The faculty has not yet voted. 0 amendment to pending airpollu- Two Chances The Family Restaunuit mothers’ classes and works with The Rockville Lodge of the and is employed at Connecticut CORNER MAIN A PEARL the first increase In these pro- By JOHNWEYLAND that life was going on normally. tlon leg(l8latlon. When Kay played the hand. feoslonal servloes tn several Norwich State Hospital. in fol Loyal Order of Moose held a Prlnters, Bloomfield. Associated Press Writer Nothing was in sight there to in The proposal by Rep. John West opened a trump, hoping FRIDAY SPECIAL low up care for dischaiged pat class enrollment for 18 new A July wedding is planned. years. dicate tension. The staff and 600 Dingell, R-Mlch., would set au to protect his values In the side 20th Century Builds The rate hike reflect* staff ients. members Sunday.. The Ritual Complete ___ KHABAROVSK, U .S .S .R. patients behaved as if they were tomobile exhaust control stand suits. Kay drew trumps In three salary inorcasn, higher rent for School Visits Asked Team from East Hartford per- NEW THEATER LOBSTER DINNER fSJ5 (AP) — Khabarovsk, the big undisturbed by the proximity of ards and prohibit states from rounds, discarding a club and oddltianal quartm and other Supt. of Schools Dr. Raymond formed the ceremony. IN SKYSCRAPER gest Soviet city near the the Chinese. setting their own. Sen. George a heart from dummy, and then FILET Largest Set Ever operating cost Increase*. E. Rampd^l said next week has members include David NEW YORK (AP) — A new Murphy, R-Callf. introduced an led a low diamond to try a Chinese border, is lull of sol But along the way and in \ i The nursing association ad- * been/designated as American James Stenhouse, William theater for Broadway stage amendment to allow states to finesse with dummy’s ten. MIGNON By GENE HANDNAKER grow that big In Southern diers. Khabarovsk Itself the military Education week. Hai^n, Leighton Lawes, Cllf- Plays is planned os part of a 61- set higher standards than the As It happened, this finesse Baked Stalled . Associated Preos Writer ^ o r n t a ^ plastic ir a y e s -g ;; howwver. He urged parents, to visit local ford.____ Laidwtg,______William ______Powell,______story______office building to be built “ Our people know the border was more in evidence than any- f| ^ J p r t t e r i^ for them from Japan and Italy. ■ v -v ’ _ . drove qut.the king. Kay claim JVMBO .SHRIMP fl.7S HOLLYWOOD (AP) — In prestdent Mrs. E. Fenton Burke schools and observe their chll- Edmonds, Paul Bodnar, on the site now occupied by the Is well protected and because of where elbe visitors hare been al- MiUions of leaves. We found lowed to visit in this country. In voting a moratorium on car ed the rest since he could cash films, locales are seldom what explained. H umw îriio can af dren In the classroom. 0>nfer- Arthur Minor, Douglas Pforr, Capitol, one of the White Way’s that they are not concerned, that It took S,'000 to cover one purchases for county agencies, the queen of diamonds and get Specializing In they seam. In television’s “ Pey ford it pay the total fee and ences with teachers may be ar- KQUon Anthony, John CMpman most famous movie palaces. said Boris M. Minevich, presl- The Kremlin’s basic strategy branch." apparently is to mass such the board of sup>ervl8ors asked to dummy to discard a heart Fine Itnlhui- ton Place” series, the town others pay an agreed aniount ranged In the after school hours, and Robert Oorchran. Construction of the new struc- dent of the planning commission Amerloon Meals! Other features of the set will Hey, fellas! Get in on a real strength along the border that the public Wednesday to join in on the ace of diamonds. square is actually an open area in accordance with their In Ramsdell also reminded par------ture is scheduled for 1969. Pre- for this region. a boycott of the auto Industry Kay hlid two chances for the tl Include Barnum’s Museum, the Chinese* will not dare try Fresh Breads and Pastries betw ««i 20lh Century-Fox stu comes, she said. ents that conferences will be ORANGE PRODUCTION UP llmlnary plans call for a 1,6(X)- Minevich told foreign repor- until "the Dingell bill is defeat contract. If the ten of diamonds Central Park, Madison Square anything. Made Dally! dio’s cafe, two sound stages, a scheduled Nov. 16 and 17 in MIAMI — Florida producea seat auditorium. Razing, of the ters that although armed ed and the Murphy bill is adopt lost to the jack (instead of the Park, Herald Square, the Squads of border guards and Featuring Dally Specials! fire house and a building of Mandieater Evening Herald Grades 1 through 5. The fifth twice as many oranges as It did Capitol, built In 1919, starts next Chinese and Soviet guards are ed.’’ king) Kay would later take the Battery, Broadway, Grand Cen blast at the NORMAN MILLER regular troops march through Legal Beverages dressing rooms. Tolland ooriMpondent Bette grade at the Jtinlor High School 16 yedrs ago. facing one another there have Los Angeles County spends ace of diamonds and niff a dia tral Btatlcm and a quarter-mile Incl- the city. Small groups of TeL 649-5546 But now the studio is outdoing not been any ’’significant’ about $1 million annually for mond. This would bring the of elevated railway. Qnatiale, telephone 876-2846. dents. uniformed men were encoun Itself. Jackhammers clatter and The movie’s Yonkers scenes cars and station wagons. carpenters’ saws vdilne as 20th The border is about 35 miles tered again and again. They wUl be filmed In the similar CIVIL BIOHT8 BENEFITS aimounces It Is constructing west of this city of 400,(XX) on the were off duty but their preva looking old town of Garrison, STORKS (AP)—About 90 per Shop! “ the largest set ever buUt.” Amur River. lence indicated ■ big con N.Y., which the studio Is cent of the nation’s Negroes relox in the elegance It will cost more than $2 mU- Another local man com centrations. The border zone is refurbishing at a . cost of about have not benefited trom dvil Uon 'and stretch across the lot mented that the Chinese oc off limits and information about $600,000. rights activities, according to nearly half a mile between two casionally wave their books of weapxjns and troop dis How did De Culr, who la 49, the national director of the 'Ck»- o f the Los A n geles thor Mao Tse-tung quotations and placements is a military secret. brief himself on the looks of gress of Racial Equality. oughfares—Pico and Olympic shout and ‘gesture from the oth Around the city sailors and To SIR, New York In 18907 HI# shelves Floyd B. McKlsaick told Uni er side. But he said no clashes navp.l officers also were spotted GIBSON GIRL bouevards. bulge with bound files of Har versity of Connecticut atudents hai taken place and ro blool frequently. WITH LOVE’ .. The set, representing New per’s Weekly and other old vol W eêsday niflht tiiat only the i.ibeen spilled. The Amur Rivei* forms the , ^ York a t y of 1890, is for “ Hello, umes. 10-|^-cent minority, the Negro The reporters v/e:c taken to Chinese-Soviet border along ' Dolly!,’’ wMch will star Barbra "I ’m a bug for clippings, pho middle class, had made gains. the Ussuri Sanatorlui.i, located part of its course and there has K Streisand and Walter Maitthau. tos and books from every place ’’I don’t think there has been about 10 miles from Chinese been trouble about movement of And, says John De Culr, it also In the world," said the designer. any commitment on the part of territory, to see for themselves the two nations’ ships. •' represents “nothing but prob- “ I have thousands.” whites to help Negroes,” he * lems.” said. S’ ’!By ordinance you can’t hang White America, be said. Is out ^ 'i anything trom existing btUld- 216 Plant Samples of touch with Black America. Inga," said De Culr, pronounced He said Negro Rep. Adam De Cure, a veteran production BBIfTSVILLB, Md. — A Clayton Powell, D.-N.Y. was DON’T MISS IT!! n sm sE H i designer who’s in ch tu ^ of the unique garden was i dedicated driven out of the Houss of Rep IMMI'MMIH project. here recently at the U.S. Agri resentatives for his alleged mis Acres o f FTee ‘"niat means we have to In cultural Researdi Center. It deeds while white Sen. Thomas Tomorrow Night Paridng stall llO-fOot poles, \ ^ c h have contains 218 samples of plants, Dodd, D-Conn. ^was .> BEEF 3c lb. PO RK 2C lb. CHICKEN FRIES ■i . V'. < ALSO A SPECIALTY But In 1967 ' CALL 633-9858 I (Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 2, 3, 4) Hardly A Housewite l l i e l o o t : STANLEY WARNEN Protests The Prices TATE during our Honda Give-Away Jamboree and Service At ' 11 I n.Hii i*.i u .r a r r r u ' “ DARUNG" at 6:80 Manchester store only The LIONEL HAMPTON ^ Fit, Nov. 3id CASUGHT Hokets 94.00 at Door — Advance Tlokieto 99J10 A,valWble at 1. ' / “M i i l M r KORVI^ B l^'S MUSIC SHOP 80 ema$66w PNnmratBmGP 30 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER 016 Main Streelt, Hartford ITS EASY TO WIN! AND ITS FUN! * AND DEE’S GIFT SHOP $100 CdittitfUUiinw: Not a drawing. Not a sweepstake. No registration “Al i OlilllMtli 6ip0$iti66 6f Next to Caldor in Mawdi»eter Th^ man of the house will enjoy our he-man steaks Judith PlouHe, Hampton, N.H. m PAGANPS CRYSTAL LAKE RESTAURANT forms to fill ouli All you do is select the lucky and king size cocktails served in our parlor. U oiratl ofpIq^M rer CfOwfMf, M. V. THtm la. Qrystal lake H. T. Cook, West Hartford, Conn. put of the key-lull giant barrel at eith^r^ Norman Long livo the short evening dress— it's go(ng strong from 8 o'clock / RAY HELLER’S MUSIC SHOP ^ LUNCHEONS SERVED DAILY Walter Peckholdt, West Soyville, N.Y. Hannan m iller Miller .store. Th^n try unlocking the Honda Super on, taking in all the bright gay parties trom right now on. White 1016 Main St., Mancheeter apparel lor men and young men CAROUSEL And there are still thousands of prijses 90 on display within our Manchester stwe. If your chiffon cage'-covers a silver and white metallic slip of a dress'. ' DANCING FRI. and SAT. Vernon‘Ctrole, Vemon 'iX tiiH ai to be w on plus instant cosh right at key fits, the Honda is yours. If you don’t succeed TO THE MUSIC 0F\THE e MANCHESTER PARKADE COMIMG y ou r Em o Dealer. No purchase nec»s- the first time, try again. And again.And again.And From Mam'selle of course! PETE-CROSSI TRIO STORES “ DEAR JOHN" at 8:60 H A W y I jOUIR—NOV. 22 (Ttwsbfgtvtag Bve) sory. Every licensed driver con ploy WEBSTER SQUARE, BERLIN ^ again.Naturally, only licensed drivers are eligibla. STORE HOURfl: MON.i TUnS., SAT. IO ti) 6 STAN KENTON ~ D^MilMr 9tli at participating Esso stations. So, c'mon fellas! Head for Norman Miller todiy. Now Accepting ReservRtions For “ Hour of The EVERY SUNDAY. 6-6 PJd. Op«n •veiling* till 9 P.M. • Free pwking for tim u n d t of cars WED., THUR6., FRI. 10 to 9 CAPnOL Gua” .-4:40 SoMrgiMbotd and Dancing to PnHtfi A Blodem Music Win a Hondal Remember there are only 3 days laftl Christinas Parties—^Tel. 643-6058 WllllsientI* H M bleO ndl I Cpaaoay America’s Leading Energy Company TRi CITY Sh o p p i n g c e n t e r — v e r n o n Seeds Of Parkins ‘BIATCHLESS” at 7:00 THUB8. MA1TNEE at 1:80

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THXJRSDAY, NOVEMBESl 2, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENlNG HERALIIL 'MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 Shrubs Damaged Artist Offers Requiems TwoReports ¥ By Rolling Car For Vietnam Ceisualties Ask Swim Spot Thcftsfrom Ths 4m ibs and lawn at 4 Avon By M m OOaSBAM night. It was Just as bad ths 8L were damaged yesterday FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — second day.” f ? At Herriigk Park by ’68 Home^ Wallet morning when a car bekmting “ t t you could see the mothers He has already consented to to ca ifford St. Onge o f 23 Pa|k- who come In here,” said H. do more than $0 portraits, SoRifAinM y««t«day (Mliween Yha *400111100 daoldad at classrooms Wadnasday batwaan nor Dr. rolled acroee Bridge St. Pierce Day. "That’e my pay. "Which win carry mo thnugh 8 turn, and 4:30 pjn., tha home January.” Blsch portrait re ' ftiahr maaUm last Msht to ask 8:30 and 11 a.m. and onto the lawn. Police say Pm doing something worthwhile '4 m eoBSHnration commission to tedl« ifewUiw~ - Duee o f Mira. Loulae Liaach a t 380 the vehicle had been parked In for someone else.'* quires about a week's woric. ' look Into a town swimming fa- Botton Junior-Sanlor High B3. Middle Tpke. waa antarad the driveway at 77 Bridge St. Flys dayw a weak hs returns \ Day, 87, a thin, greyinf from work after midnight and 0 ® APPAREL DEPARTMENTS! School win hold Its aimual Sad- and |125 In oaah taken from t dUl^ tor Hanick Mamorlal when it rolled backward. proofreader tor the Fort Worth MONEY SAVIN Park to ba raoidy in April 1868. ia Hawkins Day 4|L .y, ^ ^ ^ Y -¥ ^ ¥ Y-¥ 4F ¥ ‘¥^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ J 1h* setoctman will ask tha row night from 7 :S0 to 11 in tha Mra. Leach told poUoa the the car, Marie St. Onge, told at the rear of his huge, f7-year- —with a special mission. He old house. Here he paints untU nrmtr*7ri” T to dastgnate an high school gym. It is sponsor- home had bean unlocked. Three them rile had left the emergen paints, without charge, portraits area sultabla for a pod, and ad by the school newspaper, The bedrooms and a dining room dawn. On his days off, he paints i . .. ¥ ■ i , J cy brake on. of any area servicemen Mil neid - -tlMn they wUl see what needs Bolt, under the direction of Ed- ware ransacked and clothes In the parking lot at the a ll day. ^Misses' Proportioned Thigh-m Nylon ITetnam . Working sometimes from omy M i o s e s to ba Stone to gat tha pool ready ward Meehan. w«ra etretwn about. About $60 Grinder King off Main St., a car "People who have boys over Ladies'Full & a snapshot, he enlists the fami . W >4kto town swimming pro- Oostumas will ba of the Daisy hi bifis was taken from one driven by Ethel W. Woodward there understand,” said the ly's aid in such matters as 00m- - . fievn-'met *ummar. Mae and Lir Abner type ("bathroom and the remainder was o f 121 H ollister St. backed into chain-smoking father of eight, TPliigt teictm an Richard Mor- ing suits and bare feet are taken from sevarail banks in ,j>lexlon and the oelor of hair and a car driven by Margaret A. whose two sons sad a aon-ln-law t Slacks Fishnet Hosiery tn gglM 6tat if d hole were bull- out"), and the decor will ba tha bedrooms, ' eyes. Abert of 68 Oxford St. Tuesday are in the eervlce. Half Slips dosed om this fall, the water strictly Dog Patch. The victim told poUoe that afternoon. No damage was done The idea originated when the "I have to have their help,” would _be clear for swimming There will be a prise for the 13 books of green stampe were to the Abert vehicle, while the mother of one l^etnsm war vic he said. "I’ve never seen these (best male and female costume, also missing, Our Reg. Lew Price .99 A s m . Woodward car had a dent in the tim asked that he do an inex boys. It’s a difficult thing to do, ROMASEI Our Reg. Lew Price 5.47 _ , __ tbwn bw no swimming and for the best-carved pump- Donald Gay of Tollsnd told Osr Ref. l«w Price I.A9 0«r Bs|^.^.Nrice; trunk, police say. pensive charcoal drawing of her not like painting somebody Fbr past few years It kin. poUoe someone took $135 in who’s sitting there.” 's Glen for Music for dancing will be pro- cash from his waUet which had eon. ; -..V-.ii '■ . "She said all she had left was Hls friends don’t understand swimming lessons. vlded by a group known as h«en left on the dashboard of Spain Exports Books a newspaper clipping teUlng of how he can afford such a The conservation commission The NaUonal Royal Assembly his truck, project vrithout pay. "I almost has tested Herrick Memorial of the Hairless Raspberries. Qay told poUioe the truck . MADRID — Spain published her eon’s death,” Day said. The initial response to his of get to know the*e boys. It’s a Park for swimming poeaiblU- Guests will be welcome only broke down and he took it to 12,000 commercially marketed fer to families of Vietnam casu wonderful feeling. "This is my ities, reaching the conclusion if escorted by a Bolton student, the Carter Mobil StaiUon at 365 books last year, using 70,000 love. What I strive for Is exprea- Ni' 3.99 alties was overwhelming. ttiat there Is not enough water on the steering committee are Tolland Tpke. Later the vehicle tons of jpaper. Spanish book ex Sion ... compassion ... and 1.69 avalbtble without drilling wells. Dana Dimock, Doug Bavin, taken to a service station ports In 1966 w ere worth m ore "The first day, the telejrfione rang from 7 a.m . until 10 at fa ith ." Tailored beautifully. These 100% One size nylon stretch fits 8H to The commission has suggested Steve Pizer, Bob Olmsted and Hartford. The theft than $41 m illion. e i Special purchase for this event. 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I •V - 'J EVXNINO HEBAU). MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2,' 1987 PAOBl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BfANCHEST^^ CONN., THURSDAY, NOVBSMBBH 2. 1687 ------4 ^ ------P rotesters But Approved of'Tonkin Demonstrate Many Senators Unhappy On Gimpuses Brvad Street, Manchester (Osnttaaed (n b Page One) About War Authorization _j oallad for an end to WASHINGTON (AP) — That gan making executive -agree- came from Sen. CUftard F. case. R-N.J. Dd project and erea- loud noise in the Senate is from ments srith other uoUutrlea. Been Named 10 10 • AlilplRfN O f^liiO ★ They had the effect of treatiea case, wtw voted (or the Tan- ____ M a •' faotatyvstudont the bam ckx>r that slammed omnmittoe to revtaiw university but didn't need a tWo-thirds Sen kin reeaintion, eald JohiMon had when the horse trotted sway. ate vote. mlsueed It becauee he "bed tak CMny, OhulM Artliar Jr., son of Charles Arthur and isssarch poUey. SltF-SIRVICB DIPT STORi In this case the bam door eras But when it came to using en advkntege of the reetralnt Joyce BmOy Richard Ookey, 868 Oakland St. He was bom At Otty OoDaro in Now York and responsibiuty bf Oongreea’’ .4* T .<8 - students were arrested as the overwhelming approval giv U.S. forces overseas for one Oot U at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand- reason or another, presidents of He caUed thU “hlglily irreepon- paieots are Mr. and Mfa. Ernest Richard Jr., BoUvar, N.T. £^M^^;they sat in muddy ditcihas dug en the President—In the Tcstkln ten got congressional approval. eible’’ on Johnson’s p ^ His paternal grmtdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ookey, Coventry. the foundattooa c t a buQdlngbuilding Gulf reeolutkxi of 1084—to use But from wbat be said next It , ]_RRDV^ say aneroaobaa u m yes urn on ma t u r a r - Often they didn’t. The armed He has a sister, Julie Anne, 2. It's King's h r Wide Assortments, Beti srhatever force he thought nec- forces have been used 187 times wouldn’t seem Oongreee showed * • • * *1 ■ ) ue stuotoh lounging lawR. much responsibiuty. Just the ^ - —M ' demoiMtratioa kgrnsome eeeary to stop Communist srtthout a formal declaration of Hersof, Betty I m , daughter of WlUlam and Janet contrary. Case said "our con stuOeiib WM toe mobnd in aggression in Southeast Asia. w ar and In m ost cases without Bmond Heraog;, 178 Highland St. She was bom Oct. 18 at Man The vote was 88 to 2. any say by Congress. sent to so sweeping a grant o6 chester Memorial Hospital. Her nfatemal grandparents are power was not enly a mMake forced The horse that got loose Is the Johnson didn’t sak Congress Mr. and Mrs. N. Emond, 18 Roberta St. Her paternal grand war in Vietnam. Now a horde of but a failure of (eeponsibiUty on parents are Mrs. Edith Herzog, Hartford, and Albert Herzog, to pro- . for an okay when he sent troqjjs the part of Oongrees.’’ TWs senaton are unhappy about this into the Dominican Republic’s Tucson, Arts. She has two brothers, William, 9 % , and Allen, crew at the dragged-out sfar which they au could be Interpreted as meaning 8; and four sisters, Linda, 16, Hope, 14, Patty, 12, and Nancy, ' 4 revolution in I960 but he did get a self-conscious bunch of sena thorized If President Jedmaon congressional approval, through 6 ,!îK»uth of tors. lU at ease now for not pay- . thought It necessary. the Tonkin resolution, before'Us * • • « Winter Wear fo ___ is. atudeofa *niey cxMild have had no doubt Ihg attention to wbat they were ing troops In Vietnam. Flano, Jay Gregory, son of Valentino and Lore Acker ______Oontge and the In 1064 that the resolution might doing, are blaming Johnson for Fulbrlght, chairman of the man Flano, Lyman Rd., Bolton. He was bom Oct. 18 at Man ’ university's School of Engineer lead the United SUtes Into war. it. Senate Foreign Relations Oom- chester Memorial Hospltol. His maternal grandparents are ing were voting strooi^ in fa That it could do just that eras Some members of Fulbrlght’# mittee, has proposed hla own Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ackerman, 82 Conway Rd. His paternal vor of open reeruitliig by any made clear to them by Sen. J. committee want to water down resolution which he wants it to g^randmother Is Mrs. Elizabeth Plano, Bolton. He has a sister, Mgantiatton. W. Fulbrlght, D-Aik., the man hla resolution, saying no more approve. This one would say a A m y Lee, 2Vi. With more than two-thirds of who captained the measure than perhaps something like "national commitment’ ’to an *1 • * * *1 dM - a,17B-member un through to approval. this; That a president must get other country by a president congressional approval before Heal, Thomas Loring, son of Thomas Lorlng Sr. and dergraduate student body vot He told them it could happen must be approved by Congress he uses U.’STTIWps overseas, al Jean Ann Wandych Heal, 110 Irving St. He was bom Oct. 18 ing, the tsUy showed 67.6 per before they voted. But FVl- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparents cent said they did not objeet to M a treaty or in some other though again this Is -wbat John brlght, who has been sU over dMlaraUon. are Mr. and Mrs. Kendon Heal, 40 Irving St. any governmental or privsts the lot on how much power a son did. *1 • But, as noted, Johnson asked Whatever resolution the Sen employar interricwlng senion. president should have In foreign precisely for such approval be ate approves. It win be no more Bush, Roger Earl IH, son of Roger E. Jr. and Patricia "Althougb many students feM affairs. Is now for curbing the fore the Vietnam war began. than an expression of how the O. Thatcher, 17 Nike Circle. He was Jx>ra Oct. 18 at Manches that the war in Vietnam is president. Four participants In Worid Commuol^ Day art, left to Yet, what is a "national com Senate would like the president ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. wrong, people do not feel that right. Father LaRoee, Mrs. GIoi Lew of North Methodist The Constitution has never mitment” ? Those words are to act. It doesn’t have the effect and Mrs. Blaine A. Thatcher, Roy, Utah, His paternal grand sqpprearion of certain types of given a president a completely made of rubber. They could be of law and any president could parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Bush, Ogden, Utah. speech is a suitable means of few days Uter at M n. MUler’a free band In the foreign field. *) • » * try; u d a trabibig program used to apply to almost any Ignore it. protest,” oommentsd Eden B\it about the only real restric for Wives of African ministers. house. It was made out to "Bad- thing a president might under One way the Senate could * Bombeto, Richard Allan, son of Joseph'F. and Marion Welnmann, president of the tion It puts on him Is this: Any Symbolic Meal, Film The 1967 W orld Community ley Bent, S2Z1 Rio Grande Blvd take with a foreign power. really put the screws on John Meyer Bombeto, 18 Bolton St; He was bom Oct. 18 at Man sophomore class. treaty he makes with a foreign Day Material Aid and ProJecte NW, Albucpierquc. N.M." son would be to rescind the Ton chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. A majority of University of power must be approved by As the war began to seem will be presented and dedicated kin resolution approved three Lena Meybr, Chatham, Mass. His paternal grandmother Is Texas students voting in a cam two-thirds o f the bogged down, Fulbrlght and oth World Day Features during the Prayer Service. S LEGISLATURES OVER 266 years ago. But even Fulbrlght Mrs. Mary Bombeto, Hartford. He has a brother, David, 6Vi. pus election ejqneased them- Senate. Dealing with the Sen ers who had approved the Ton ***•*' These, are layettes and Asian WASHINGTON — There are isn't suggesting that and, U be sdves as against an Immediate ate this way was often painful. kin resolution became uneasy children's garments for use In eight state legislatures in the did. It would probably get no Hoffman, Nancy Jane, daughter of Donald and Bar ceasefire and withdrawal of “Power Among Men," a full-length film, win be the To make life easier for them and critical of Johnson. One of United Stotes that have more place. bara Marion Klee Hoffman, Jobs HUl Rd., Ellington. She was U.S. troops from lêtnam. main feature of Worid Community Day t«norrow at 7 Vietnam . selves presidents eventually be the most memorable complaints Members of Church Women than 200 m em bers each. bom Oct. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal Api«codmataly 20 per cent of pjn. at Ctmeordia Lutheran Church. Tlie observance is United and other volunteers sew grandmother Is Mrs. John Rumpf. Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington. the un4veralty*s 29,841 students sponsored by Church Women United and is open to the on these layettes and clothes AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHINS CHAIN She has a brother, Charles, 9; and a sister, Linda, 7. cast ballots with 1,734 for halt public. ^ throughout the year. Women not ing the war oad 2,918 against. A symbolic meal of soup, gtvgatkonal and Mn. John Fol- Dhion, Cheryl, Anne, daughter of William J. and Linda Another 887 said they were un- faread and trait, the dilef sue- .y of the Church of the Aesump- able to sew but wishing to par Louise Chace Dixon, 70 Wells St. She was bom Oct. 17 at Man em tain. tenance of poverty-etricken peo- uon will lead a prayer service ticipate in the projedt may pur chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are A protest of a differwit nature (de In two-thirds of the world, after the dtscuselons. chase gift certj^cates for use by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chace, 188 Cooper St. Her paternal win be served st 6;SQ p.m. in David Almond, muric dlrec- Church World Service to pur grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon, 14 Orlswold took place at the predominantly Negro Central State University Kalser Han at the church. Coo- tor and organist at ChncordR chase Mankets, achcwl kits or St. She has a sister, Beverly Marie, 1. fabrics for Vietham. Certificates *1 • *1 • » in V dlberforce, Ohio, where 200 tributlons wfll be accepted to Church, will be the organist for cover the coot of the meal. the observance. An eciimenical and money will be preeented at Berens, Eric Peter, son of Peter V. and Susan Joyce students tra^n**** President Har ry Groves in hto office for sever Members of the clergy and group of young people of Man- the service and may be glvoi Berens, 8 Pioneer Circle. He was bora Oct. 16 at Manchester lay people from churches in cheater churches will sing. They to key women of participating Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and al hours. the area wiU lead small discus- are Martin Fegy, Church of the churches any time during the Mrs. J. Arthur Joyce, 476 Parker St. His paternal grandfather They had gathered to show Sion grcxqts after ttie film. Assumption; Marke Jeake and year. la Orvld Berens, 88 Main St. His paternal great-grandmother support for the school’s FAMOUS HALL-CORD* Men's Boys' Women's Nylon Girls' They Include Jay Stager, Can- Gary Jodoin, St James’ ; Janet Is Mrs. CeclUa Pllsoms, 89 Locust St. nontearJdng employes who are Involved m a labor dlqnite with ter Church; John Foley, Church peek. St. Mary’s; Lindt Nadeau BENT OUT OF ffiAPE of the AssumptloB; Miss Bsr- and Frederick Elprague, Second ALBUQiraiRQUE. N.M. (AP) Svensson, Kristin, daughter of Arthur Jr. and Judith the university. The crowd dis MIDWALE CORDUROY persed before any p- m . vAnwiiWj —• Joscih Bourret and Mrs. Wes- Nanuet, N.T. 3 to 6x {dacement and sent it to the Cam p. *1 • *(*:*' Price 9.55 8.97 5.47 rollment—a so-called "scholars Bridget; the Rev. Joseph Vuja, i«y McMullen, aU of Concordia, St. James’ ; MaJ. Kemetfa Inn- and Miss Virginia Ryw of South home office. v a lv e Altken, Kyle William, son of W. Tyrrell and Priscilla 10.99 The season’s top novelty styles in warm, rebeOksi’’ continued over Mu- Warm winter protection for big and oe, Salvation Army; the Rev. church. The station noted on the form Pearson Altken, 10 Carolyn Rd., Hebron. He was bom Oct. 1C Popular hip-length. Wool melton In navy, lightweight nylon quUt. ZUp front or dent charges the school enqpba- 17.95 double breasted styles, mandarin collar, UtUe girls! Nylon quUt or acrylic pUe EUlx M. Davis and Mias Susan An offering will benefit the that the card had been "badley at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Shell of 60% rayon-40% cotton with loden or burgundy, cotton corduroy In sises athletics at the eiqtenee of knit collar and cuffs, warm quilt lining, camel, beechleaf or loden, or assorted button-on-hoods, chain belts. Every shells, warm quilted linings, attached Crane, Second Congregational Intercontinental Mission of (sic) bent” 13.88 are Mr. and Mrs. William Pearson, 117 Hemlock St. His pa acodemUis. polyester foam fill. Navy, gray or olive, wool plaids. All warmly pile lined. Snap wanted color and combination. Sizes drawstring ho<^. Green, blue, maize and Rdllp Stmag, SouOi Meth- Churrii Women United through- The new credit card arrived a ternal grandparents are Walter A. Altken, 90 Pearl St., and There were several other stu sizes 86 to 46. ^ front, laced side vents. 6 to 16. S-M-L. . . . sonds, prints. . od___ la t out the world. Two major pro- few days later at Mrs. MUler’a Blather Altken, 7 Tyler Circle. He has a brother, Scott, 6; and dent demonstrations across the RUGGED FABRIC. . . big'n brawny lOOjfc cotton corduroy, The meal WiU be prepared and Jecto wpported by the miarion bouse. It was made out to “Bad i a sister. Dawn, 7. nation against the presence on as rugged-weaitoSns it i* good-looldngl QUAUTY~DETAIIS served by members of Senior are "Christian Causeways,” a ley Bent, 8221 Rio Grande e * campus of CIA or Navy recrui . . . 3-batton widi 2 inside breast podeets... poisloy < ' GW Scout Troop 1. Those un- project to establish understand- .The staUon noted on the form Person, Lisa, daughter of Eric and Lynn Korvell Per ters or recruiters for Dow 4 hning, mallAtngpnrlret flaps and puH-UppOcfathankyl alde to attend the meal may tag and mutual concern between that the card had been “badley son, Storrs. She was bom Oct. 14 at Manchester Memorial Chemical Co., producer of na- participate in the program. Christian . women In Latin (sic) bent” LOWWT PRICE. . . our lowest price of the seafOEt. . . Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Murial Korvell, . palm . Mrs. Joel Hitt of Second Con-America and those In this coun The new credit card arrived a and lower dbancompaiable EportcoatsI WUlimantic. Her paternal.grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Au Men's Misses' gust Person, Columbia. She has a brother, Eric Jr., 2 % . FRANCE 4TH IN TRACTORS COMKITf AtriRATfONS INCUfOID • *, * . *1 Heavy, Warm Hooded and Fully MARSEILLE —France, with Murray, Paul Kenneth, son of Kenneth Charles and sonie l.UO.OOO ranks fourth In Joyce Ruth Plgglns Murray, 40 South St., Rockville. He was Pllo LInod the number of farm tractors in bom Oct 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal use —behind the United States, FAMOUS WEAR-DATED grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WUlis S. Plgglns, Vernon. Flannel the U.8.811. and West Oer His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mur SUBWMN m any. ray, Rockville. His maternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. Eliz ACRILAN* BLEND ‘ abeth Plgglns, Orange, N.J. His paternal great-grandparents COATS are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Small, Rockville, and Mr. and Mrs. Shirts LT.WOOD Clifford Keune, Vernon. DRESS SLACKS ^ • *1 • *, • McKean, Tony Rupert, son of Rupert Everette .and LOCKER PUNT airi MERT MIRKn C om p . Jean Cecilia Pearo McKean, Sam Oreen Rd., Coventry. He 15.90 was bom Oct 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma FRESH MEATS — EETAIL DEPAETMENT v a lv e 2.99 Reprocessed wool ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pearo, Grand X. ^ 8.95 Ule, Vt. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Jdrs. Charles H e avywelght ^ ' m elton toggle McKean, Vernon. His maternal great grandparents are Mr. s’* 6.88 and Mrs. Bert Ero, Chasy, N.T. His paternal great-grand 8 - o z. cotton ’’ coat, pile - lined M I OUR HEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISFUYED mother la Mrs. Raymond Tuxbury, Vernon. He has two broth jn flannel In as- Toddlers' and hooded. Also HaD-Prest* hever-lnm blend of Acrilan adyBc- ers, Rick Anthony, 4 and Shawn Michael, 8. NOT PRE-PACKAGED Avril* rayoD-aoetate. . . Wear-Dated and sorted plaids. Downhill Zhivago look cot W E E K guarante^ by Monsanto for one fuH yeaiî nonnal Regular col- •/ ton corduroy coat END I wesut Pre-cu&d plain frosit model, sizes 29 to 42. lar, long tails. 5.' "■ SkiPonb with dynel moda- A AaflMktos-TJLall Sizes S-M-Jj. ’ cryllc trim. BEEF N avy, brown, USDA 2.88 bronze, rumrock, Built-up style with suspenders, COMBO zippered leg closing. Waterproof loden. 6 to 18. CHOICE shell, warm quilt lining. Navy, red, loden. Sizes 2-8-4. b o t t o n ro un d r o a s t FULLY PILE-LINED Insulated BACK ROHP ROAST LAMI-KNIT Underwear EYE ROUND e e . lb NYLON JACKET IT’S BASY WITH BOTTOH ROUND U R ( ^ 2.99 Girls' Avn. WV. .CS U M .' Jacket or pants. Kylon Pile-Lihed 1 8 8 Cam p, tricot shell, warm dacron LWTIUl-SHnN riNISHIO va lu e polyester fill, cotton ther- IHJLRDWOOD ■nrraA LEAN—niBSBLY GROUND ^mal lining. Eggshell color, M^Hon-^ ' TOBINT9 YANKEE SLICED sizes S-M-LrX. < RANBLINO AasB-haidwoed waU m od «- T o ^ e i * » eay iGooiH le w BACON Chuck OrouRd \> toe. 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)NN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 MANCHBBTEB i^ N IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 MANC EV'ENINC HERALD. MANCHES1 ------‘ ------—_ 4 • • MUler, ohaliOaur, ooimmnrity safety, Adolph Roberts, OUver Mrs. Haven, and agricultural, The remaining 14 expressed no CoverU^ry 28 New Voters PIvlVl WILV* ' ' Give Him Shahtoosh ssrvlos, Pendw, ehairraan,'Ey- Brown, Theunes Oodper .Byron Roberts, and Lewis IBghlor. RepuUlcans now lurid a 200- on W. Hall, MM. Mabel O. Han .W. HsU, and Meriin Going, in- When mountain goats go leaping by Her- Add^ to Rolls voter lead over Democrats on Connecticut Yarik^ Emery Hin, Mias Looinia; pub- iuranoe. MM Haven, chalr- Manchester voting lists. brambly bushes, they sometimes lose a Gasses in Art and Grafts Moi^, Mm Haven, dmlrmon mad; Junior Onnge, I t e Loo- ^ Republicans outnumbered hair or two from their whiskers. Whan By A .if.0. , me. these stray hairs are collected and Offered at Town Center woven, the result is called ahahtoosh. The embarrassmeat of tiie stronger mayor form of fow- An ooaortuMtv for toosi reel w » • Roberte. Carl fciow and HUI. Lynch, ohatrinan. Mra. - Lsna MEXICANS OTT DWB1XEB8 equsUed the total of both, in a WASHINOTON — capl- DemOoraUc party in Hartford ernment It has boon thtrstliig An oppacwBBiy mr jooai real- luisch, co-chslrmsn. Mra. Alsov minlo, Mrs. Pender, Brawn, and IDs. Orsos Hlteh- WASHINOTON — Nearly M three-hour voter-making session tal’s largest source of nongov- When a ahahtoosh muffler is sold to denfs to htrOier ilMfr litisreM Lynch, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Hav- MUlsr, M ». Zoel^ c^pk. Blue Crass ooUeetor, Mrs. per cent of the Mexiean-born yesterday in the Manchester ernmentsl income is the tourist over the posaiblUty that MIm for, but at the same time, tiiei Texans, who are the worid’s leading creation of a feminine Ropubr;',' tn creative fields is bsliig of- **‘’ ^f*’**'* *"<1 Miller. Vtnteci, and MTs. Roiaoh; waya Helen M. WUoox; Ootooeetieut population in tbe United States town clerk’s office. Industry. Some 9.1 million visl- connoisseurs of soft, lovely and expen Ami Uccrilo, a RepubHcan lady candidate for the City OouneU, Ucan poUtical heroine who,, fared tiiraugh a series of chss- Addlticaal oommlttses, youth, and msana, Haven, dOtr- O rm i^r Suhsa^ )tion and Re- Uvse in dtlea, acoordliig to Of 28 new voters made yes- tors saw Washiiigtan in 1966 and sive fabrics, they pay |12S for it. might stand high In hsr peos-J^ oonduotod from 7:M pjn, Mrs. Hannon, chairman, MM. and a of the porter, chairnriui; the pisddentlal committee on terday, 10 signed up as Repub- epent more than $400 milUon iiiiiriinnir. Ooiai., as SoDond CtaM Mall might wind up capturing the Bdedi end Brawn; legidelfie. master, riTersoer. as sx-ofBdo; iMgrsa and dilU team raaHhal, Mexlean-Amerloan affairs. licans and four as Democrate. doing so. We presume a coat might 'be manu ceremonial title of mayor in peots of eventually becoming'’ to 8:90 p.m. each Mbnday at the city’s new political mayor. H StTBSaUFTION RAIW factured for about $10,000. the supposedly non - partisan the Nathan Hale Community P n ^ e la Adranoe We leave the matter there, as a sug city election next Tuesday is The revival of such polltioalv Qot Tmt ...... moD oxcltement in Hartford soemso. Oentor. EnroDmen tls open to itraiDniiu ...... u.oo gestion from all us m ales' to all ladlea an smbarrassmant a tittle nra MoMlis ...... &50 to have left almost no room at^. anyone from 13 yean ef age 1«8(1 who like to do their Christmas shopping heavier than would normally _ _ _ be involved over Just a cere aU for any principled defense^ and up wHh no maximum age early, but who never know quite what to of the city manager princê.. limit. in m Fiumas get us. monial office. ______I If czctaaivaly eotlUed Just byôomlnc in first in the Hartford was forced to sdopt, The claan now being conduct- rnuUtcauaB of all ubwb dl»- sd by Mis. Barry Slaht of South 1 n> II or aot odnrwiM credlt- election of Nov. .7 as she sur 20 years sgo, in oitisr to ss-.^ aad the local nmra iiub- c^pe the financial and moraiy WUHiigtoh oondsts of instrue- prised everybody by coming in ttons hi M t tedmtquee, draw- ipobllcatlon of speotal dta>- first in tbe non-partisan pri bankruptcy Into wtildi years of<« reaenred. Let’s Not Be Children open double madilne debaudi-., ing ptotnras and some crafts. mary of Oct. 17 Miss Uccello As instruettons develop and Heiah Inc., BB- - The alienation of the Johnson Admin could give the Rspublldans the ery hod led it. " ■urwa DO lOr typo- istration from the American people, The non-partisan dele Isad- eourese aM completed, os wdl gnadiloal «i adTerllsetnenla symbbUo.political glory of win as having the class inorease, rc O M W * CORMW-'*'**^ HARTFORD . MANCHESTER FARKADB aoo other i The vancheater who have undergime a tidal change of ning the title of mayor in what ershlp which organized then to'J B reobv H< opinion agednst the Vietnam war, was Mrs. Moat said Instructions will is supposed to be Connecticut’s produce and sell the nsw char'-« advance to knUting and sewing. a< _j. A. Service Inc. never more itiiarply expressed than in ter has long since dlspersad.-. IreR *- The JuUue banner Democratic city. NO êvious experience is Mathenar Special >feiv T o * . CJa- Secretary Rusk’s vehement press con But the situation goes beyond When, five yesrz ago, the poU- catpa. JMrott needed to enraU in the nonpro ference last week. With the desperation that. tieians on Uie City Council fl-.T fit group; however, a minim wmmwp AU OF OracriTLA- of a man clinging to a sinking dogma, The ‘ Hartford Democrats nally succeeded in buUy-rSg-'*‘_ um fee of 60 oenbe per daee HONS. , Mr. Rusk set forth his familiar and in have, tills, year, finally lured glng their C:aty Manager of- iright will be used toward fin iliaAI&oioelin hour*: creasingly unconvincing rationale tor stature, Carlton Shoepe, hito:„ » 9 .y — T^p.m. n id a y . the city’s ahort-memoried, low- ancing rental of the buUdliig. 7- 1 p.m. Saturday, tiie war, and contemptuously flung out enorglad civic establishment seeking more congenial oppor-" As enrollment inoreaeee Mre. ' ly — 1 p.m. Monday. at all vdK> disagree with him by crying, tunlty elsewhere, they sought^, — 1 p.m. Tueaday. into oompUance wltti the never- Sloot aleo stated there would 1 p.m. Wedneaday. "Let’s not be children!’’ abandoned Democratic objec no replacement of equal stat-; be adequate aselstance to as- — 1 p.m. Thunday. ne — 6 p.m. day before The American majority which has tive—to win clear poUUcal con lire, but pleasantly promoted'; „sure "that everyone would re- ' 6 p.m. Friday for Sahuday now beyond doubt swung against the trol of the city back from tiie Sharpe’s assistant, now City , ceive as much aselstance os Is and Monday pufcUoaUon. Rusk doctrine will not, we suspect, take city manager standards set up Manager Elisha EYeedman, . required.’*. Thursday, November 2 kindly to being dismissed with a school- 20 years ago. ' quite as If they expected to be Mre. Btoiu has etudlad at the Shop every department for great values! Open tomorrow night till 9 masterish charge c t Infantilism. If it is The voters of Hartford on able to push him around, en. ager system, -and to infer that- - Periling the program is en would make a seven, day-jail sentence Im nt^^dm s for hljj^lf. longer be Just ceremonial. It waa this prospect of a real Hartford m l^ t be conning ib - couraged to attend any or aU mandatory for people caught driving '’Dissenters froih.^j|tii poHoy, Mr. Rusk of the eubsequent olasses. said, put the national "mortal danger’’ mayor. Instead of Just a cere self into a backward step, he., while their licenses are suspiended. monial figure, in Hartford’s fu was accused, believe It or not, Holiday Fair Bet and risk a "catajdtfiTihe for mankind" Tbe Friendly Circle , since ha»v house program at 7:80 p.m. shirts are from our most famous than In the outrageous handling visitor’s visa given Demetra passed their audlUcm and will’/ Wednesday tn the school. Par A Tranendous Mi(fht-Have-Been an inescapable obligation to fight othêr His plans were to attend a copolous Sept. 28. ior Chamber of Commerce. sturdy wool parka with split hood, people’s wars for them in every quarter of the case of Ellas P. Deme- Kenneth Tedford, interior dec be singing at operas this ents are invited to vlalt the makerl Giooee from fine cottons tracopolous, an influential World Bank meeting In Rio de Demetracopolous Is now in The dam which has now begun oper of the globe. He is preaching a doc Janeiro as an invited guest and orator at Watkln’s store gave Ing seasmi at Lincoln Center— clasrooms and meet the teach easy zip front and wann pile lining. Greek Journalist as political ed Washington, but the Incident is Oh, by the way, look for him,"* ers. Classrooms will have ex and easy'Care Mends in plaids. ating its first turbine for the generation trine of unlimited military intervention itor of three newspapers and a go from there to the U.S. That not closed. There is interest on a talk on "Story of Funtiture Pure wo 2.29 t f o r 9 M Lycra and nylon long leg Hila may be done by sending panty or girdle with finning ser~whkm led Nasser to retaliate by mofass, the American people—or "chil key Western country. Fischetti a card to the ToUand County Slide Long Leg stretch nylon Tailored or lace triniimed, first Nylon stretch mesh, neutral nationalising the Sues Canal, which was dren" if Mf. Rusk prefers that w ord- Demetracopolous refused. The Extension Service at 24 Hyde Cozy gowns ^ pajamas of quality briefs with popuIa,r shade, reinforced hed and toe. dde sections or feather Us^t ® 1967 ChtcRfo Ditty Newi' in Mack, white, red, jewel, long leg panty girdle. Tre- what led Britain and France to con will elect an administration which can. MUaktef HiU Smllfmii Ave. Rt. 90, RookvlUe, or tel wan n cottcNi flsniMl. ABsorted flame, brass, navy, gdd, off etoatic leg. White, beige, pink, Short, med., long, X-long. spire with Israel io use military means The American people do not demand / ephoning that office, ’the meet soUd8 and iwints. 4 to 14. blue. Sizas 5 to 8. ^ mendouB values! S, M, L, XL. ings wUl be at the ToUand Coun white, green. Save! to' blast Nafser out of power in tiie fall precipitate and reckless withdrawal A Thgnght for VodaBr ty Agricultural Center on Rt. of 1966. ’ from Vietnam, though more and more Sponsored by Rie Mancbeeter of Stem, are beginning to tolerate even Council of Churciias 30 in Vernon. That, even though some elements in that idea. This newspaper does not fa Peonle < AHomUng the Tues men's famous men's pajamas men's outerwear men's ties vor such withdrawal. We are convinced, God’s Presence day ' meet|i« idio^ plan to men's driving the west, like the 1966 United Nations bring a sodwloh tor noon. Cof diplomacy of Canada and the United however, that a peaceful settlement Relaxed by the side of my gai> slacks could be obtained, on the basis of the den, fee NriU be served. ArrangO*^ gloves rag. $6 and $6 reg,.1.50 to$6 ^ p ric e States Itself, came to Nasser’s rescue, ments for the second meeting 3.59 16.90 Oeneva agreements, if the United States The grapevine shading my determined rather forcefully which /• wlU be Bgiwiimced. reg. $8 rag. 22.95 to 29.95 adi^ted negotiable objectives and step chair, Qriuige riMBoers Famous Pleetway pajamas in Better ties at supeih savings! world camp Nasser was going to gravi ped down tha-w ar instead of steadily I gase — and listen — and 2.90 Warmth without weight in tate to^rard. And the net. result of the Ooventit Orange offleera and Praouffed for instant fit. cottons and flannels... middy Choose fi;om sfiks, wools and stepping it up. ■ wonder — commlttaes recently tnataUed Im Iô n blends, Dacron-pdy- and coat styles, lihmy patterns jackets with heavy quilted blends . . i stripes, pnnds, Dulles decisions with regard to Egypt Mr. Rusk Insists he is ready to nego God’s Presence seems every Popular stnstoh trtyle... great where: — elude thei toUowli«: Ray ester blends, some peima- and colors. Stock up now! nylon shell, pile lined for 4 sdid colors and fidired pat and 'Nasser and Aswan has been to dis tiate, that only Hanoi is unwilling. What L. Pended, master; Mks. Janice fwr giftsl Stock, gray, brown, associate the United States from what Above In the lilt of the bird praas. Solids, plaids, chseks. A, B, C, D. w nnnth. S, M, L, XL. terns. he is ready to negotiate, however, is Ha N. Going, overseer; WlUlkin A. beiges oUve. One aize fits all. 29 to 42, 28 to $2 lengths. might well ^siie been its natural asso noi’s surrender — the abandonment of # song. MQler, lecturer;, Emery^ -HIU, ciation and cooperation with what still the yiet Oong by North Vietnam, thus The wing of the butterfly, steward; Mri.i OBrtone Pendw. — ^-Ths fragrance of nearby bloe- has to toe a revolutitm in Egypt, j^rhlle leaving the field-Alear for the Saigim re aMlatAiit stewtiil; jewelry specials infants' wear gime backed by our then unchallenged ''*• soms, ^ Brown, obi^plain; Mlse June D. women's-iined women's fabric throwing Egyptian foreign policy over The white clouds floating higdil to a reoklessness which has been .ruln- military power. Lownls, treasuto and Mre. satin head squares It la no mystery that Hanoi refuses In the mysUcal silence around Swteude T ^ v e n , eeoretary. gloves gloves to otis to r’ Egypt and pleasing only—and mo, ■> 99* & 1.99 to negotiate on these terms under the Also, Adoipb Roberts, gate not very pleasing even there, consider It seem rto be — oh, so near... reg. to $4 and 7.50 IntlmldaUon of aerial bombardment. keeper: MM Albertina LgrncB. ng.$8 0 9 ^ reg. to $4 reg. to $4 ing Its ineptness and failure—to Russia. Not a sound\do I dare to uUer Oarae; MM Edna Roberto, Po r .$ 7 Two interesftjng groups in But there is every reason to belle've that Lest it suddenly disappear. Famous name group of Em- Hanoi would negotiate a compromise mona; Mrs, Ruth E. Loomis, Choice \A short or medium cluding the newest looks in iurMy, then, this is ohe of our time's, So I gase — and listen — and Flora; U n ! Nancy K- Hamio^ Heavy acetate satin head Leather Stipon gloves lined broid-A-Knit liêtte wear tn- greatest might-have-beens, the might settlement which game the Viet Oong a wonder — with wool or Dacron blemto. lengto in fine fUbrk gloves. necklaces, pins, braedets and ctuding sacque seto, Jamakins, place in the country’s political future lady steward; Addpn fquBTCS in a beautifid aaaort- eantogs. Choose now for have been.of.what might have happm- As Ifla mlraolea I rehearse. Roberto, one year; WlUlyi ^ •nunt of pattena. Buy now for Black or brown. S, M, U T ^ y Vansty of odors in dzes 6 to gowns and kimonas. White* commensurate wKh thb strength, which When to! In my heart, God’s 7% . Christmas givingl ed if Mr. DUUes had visualise the Aie contemplated tite ultimate withdrawal MUler, ^ yW e great values at 'this pricel yeUoW. asure. wan Dam as something the United Presence, A. Brawn, three yeoM the three g iftal of all foreign troops and settlement of Out of my heart, this versp. on the executive committee. _ itates had a chance to help create tor their political differences by the South f the people of Egypt, not an Implement Mre. Ratooh, planlat; Vietnamese people the'mselves—if these Submitted by the author, mu mK^ m jm r IDs Ckrina. chairman home oc- Shop Okl iq Maecli#Blwr'Fo*e*i W«d., ThurSi, fit nlghUi till 9 F.M.. . . Tuetday It Sot. til 6 P.M. of oompulslon ppon tb to particular lead ever became America’s objective.—ST. Lillian G. Grant onomlea committee, assiried by er of the LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Deaconess m N wsTTHm* V J V.'

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^ A Q E T B N MANCHESTER KVENtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 and top hat, minus tie, sMrt and mers try to out-do each other in shoes, personifies Baron 8am^ virtuosity. The Dance edi, boss o f toe < ^ e te rle e . At Caledonian Market Vernon She Daiibs Your Dermis D e ^ t e the maCsbre title, Ban- Results of Police Testing .By noK KLcnnot Of Haitians y dh is a frivolous fellow who Mooee Increasing NBA HMlywMd Ourekpeadsto pokes fun at life and at sex— STOCTKHOtM —In Sweden's- with movements that leave little 86 Bast Center St. Developers to Meet Justices forests roam moose, deer, fox In Hands of Town Officials HOLLYWOOD — (NBA) — Is English to toe Imagination. Yet there is es, lynxes, bears and wolves. A t Snmmit St. Town Manager Robert Weiaa next highest waa moi^ than One Man’s Junk Is Another’s The dervelopen of fhe Rock- velc^ment agency « s c o ^ 8b«ryl Caruon Is an artist. It an air of impudence rather than Every year, 85,000 moose are and Police Chief Jamea Reardon " v e polnta. the appointment of By NApCANE WALKER FO R T-AU-PRINCE, HaiU vulgarity and toe satiriciil WEEKEND CASH Snd CARRY SPECIAL vUle Renewal area will mMt * S r S a r * S i l ^ Just happens that, at the mom killed, but their numbers are that highest score to the pool* AaeooiAted Prees Writer ent, aba h u achiaved bar great- (A P ) — The Merengue, toe na- daxiqp is outstanding in Haitian have received the result* on the tlon would be automatic. ahoitly with the State Supreme ^ and prolieiiBnal still increasing. LONDON (AP) The Ital- est fam e painting bodies—hu ttonal dance of Haiti, actually folklore. testing for police promotiona Court Justices and State Public otflcee. Carnival brings the Maaoune. SWEETHEART man bodUs. has on 18to century BngKsh r e c o r d e n r o l l m e n t Works Director Chester Zanlew- Nevogtattone are also! b ^ Fascinating to watch, the Ma- Sgt William J. Cooke ranked the top scores were also within old” ESgUrtTihtaa On tbe wall of her combina sW. to review the plane for the conducted with two pooKble background. soune combines ballet footwork PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — first on the test for^lleutOTant, and the Qermfns f « guns and tion apartment and studio over proposed TbUand County Court- m ajor tenants of the main com- In toe late 1700s, English pi Yrith exaggerated body move Princeton Theological Seminary wWle Patrolman Richard A. swords. The Americans Uke a garage in Beverly HlUi la a house. The plans w ere sulnnlt- m erdal section o f the redevelop* rates operated out of Haitian ments, but toe^ head must be opened its 1967-’68 academic Roses dozen $1.79 ft,, Thurston ranked high on the small pieces of hallmarked sll- dainty painting of a vass of exam for sergeant. Patrolman this order for the sergeant . . ted in September. ment project. ports as they {dundered toe kept absolutely still.. _ year with an enrollment of more roaas. O PE N TO 9 P.M. TH U R SD A Y and F R ID A Y Val Prevldlnl, presIdenC of AP Alco Development Corp. tad SlMinlsh Main. 'When they re Most dance proâms con than 600 students, the largesf In Raymond A. Mawone ranked fl?*; f®*'" It may look like Junk; It may "I did that when I w u U,” CO Development C6mpany> told its attorneys are appradmato- turned fRHn a victorious foray, clude with toe Conversation of the 156-year history of the Pres f l « t on the position tor d etec " ^ f d a T e s t J k the Rockville Redevelopment ly one-third of the w ay through aha aaya. ” M y realistle period.” they celebrated to toe tune of the Drums, in which the drum byterian Institution. It' is difficult to bslievs that The top candidates on the test- the «rg e a n t ^ xam ; « ‘ *hteen thrives on the belief that every Commisrion last night that he the necessary piqperwork tor lbs “Let's For ma Merry Ring.” Sheryl Carson aver want through In toe Creole patois of toe na- Ing do not automatically get the phases of the exam- ^ treasure to knew o f no problems standing turn-key Houatng for tbe BSder- Ination. a dfdnty vaae-of-roses period. UvsB it became toe Merengue, positions. Chief Reardon said in the w ay o f approval o f the ly section, There are five eligible men plans. The turn-key project to a pilot Today she is a thin (after a re and ultimately found its way to that he is now in the process of ...... ^ ... The crowds which ...... descend —.... The builders are stlU hope- plan for this area, ‘n ie devdop- cent diet took oft 88 pounds), dance floors all over toe world. studying the over-all results and ^ ^ n e 'ân!d*?n *''**T^ Friday morning, rain or ful of getting the ground broken ers will buy the land and oon- nervous woman in a long house Folk dancing is an Important SUPER SPECIAL COUPONS that the promotiona would be ^ Potmimnn Tnaanh H ®hlne. seem to prove the point, and construotiott started before struct the housing according to coat, circles under her eyes and part o f Haitian life. UtUlxlng made soon on the four slots. Half for the fun of the street the winter frost sets In. ptons approved by die Honing clgaretts-stoined fingers. rhythms from an African, Lntln, One appointment each will be vcCboe and Emeat J M rNaiiv haaaar atmosphere, and good- The State Justice Department Authority, She h u mads a good thing Gallic and English heritage, the nade t o r lieutenant and ser- i'natured Cockney chaff, half In miist approve the jdans before vWben «»npleted the incjeet, out of body painting, and she lively HalUans turn customs, FOR PRE-HOLIDAY SAVINGS geant, and two appointments the'test^for'^detec^tlv^" tWr pursuit of treas- construction can start on the to be financed with federal hopsa to make it into an even legends and their day-to-day project. funds, will be turned over to better thing. It sU happened work into . Sheryl culture does it but calls it tattoo- ready. of the elements. According to the stidl holders, hal score. If the difference be- men wlU be received in the town Victorian chamber they Edl cEury their little book- in the bemk, with one teller. One police armed with rifles and re- Mrs. Thomas Chowanec, recre- Ing. One qf the most humorous and tween the top score and ihe manager’s office unUl N ov. 24. none of the stock is covered by lets of silver mEirks to check.” pollcemEui also was reported to volvers. At first, toe daring giris had Carson is quick to point out And BO, vtoen toe first news flowers painted on their faces suggestive dances is the dance Insurance, ax the value varies The Caledonian opens at 6 in have gone into the bank, pre- The bank U located in Mate- the outside competition which that the current psychedelic of body painting reached the or designs — often extensions of Banda. The principal per from week to week, and the risk the morning (It used to be 4 sumably to try to talk the rob- ân Township, about nine miles steadily drives up prices. of toe patterns on their dresses former, clad In full-dress suit is great. A sudden strong wind a.m .). Dealers make up the first ber into surrendering, "How old is It?’ ’ Is the ques- southeEist of Perth Amboy. — painted on toelr legs. Grad Seven Crewmen Are Killed can, and sometimes does, crash rush of business, Eunounting to Police reinforcements were Uon repeatedly asked, In a bab ually, her-canvas extended un hundreds of pounds worth of as much eui 75 per cent of the called into this small New Jer- ble of accents, as some find is Defense Department Buyers til she did entire bodies. china and glEiss onto the ce total. At the end of the morning, sey town with reports the rob- As Bomber Crashes in N.Y. held up. No Orif^nalg Left ’’Nudes can be a problem,” RUBBER STAMPS ment. when the packlng-up stEirts, the ber was trapped Inside the bank ROME, N. Y. (AP) — The at Qriffiss Air Force base here On a recent Friday morning, I rile says, "especially if a girl Manchester Mrs. Hilda Warren, helped by Stoll holders rush about buying possibly with employes as host- There are no extant original Are Told to ‘Think Small’ with lame engines, a Griffiss a young AmericEui womEui wEis is big-busted. I prefer toe Blueprint and Supply, Inc. flaming crash of an Air Force her teen-age daughters Moya from each other. agaa. manuscripts of the New Testa- putting Just that question to a WASHINGTON (A P ) — lar piece Of steel, he said it coot thinner girt.” Jet bomber from North Dakota j h i and ’Tina, ___ hEus______been______...... running a Next Friday.... they ^ will be bEwsk " I think that they’re sur- ment as they were written by 690 H artford Rd., ' , The spokesman said the pilot wizened sttill holder, els she In ‘”!niliik small” is the message a manufacturer 75 cents but She has pioneered much in stall In the Caledonian for”slx aaaln for the cornucopia that rounded.” said Harry'Bostnim, the AposUes, All o r ig l^ have the Defense Department recent- Manriieator, Conn.— 649-8698 took the lives of seven crewmen reported to the control tow- dicated a blackened wood carv House subcommittee is trying to the realm of body painting. Her years, bringing her stock from poum’ out Vlctoriana seems to assistant vice president of the been 1 ^ and • to«nBrives painted the same. N.D., smashed Into a wooded plane carried no weapons. pounds ten (aooui »7) is pa .-v ^ clothes and cheap food as the English do. And as for demned to death for jdracy but chant*. ship high school district in Sko- fuea neEur this Central New It WEIS reported to have barely the carved head. needed by toe military services. ------It's nice a friendehip ring, in market. the Italians, I ’ve never had one fo r ‘ killing his chief gunner. I think it was an unsuccess- kle. 111. York City while trying to land missed a trailer park. A few of the stall holders Eure “ This is a sick day,” said ■ ^ “Mr. Han Tlques” remembers Uvlng color. registered dealers who scorn Rep. Otis G. Pike, D-N.Y. "It’S B O O K F a iT S c t She thinks the ttone wtU FOR that it was first in an open Held a sick system,” echoed Chair- improper use of a license and games and supply certlfl- on the edge of the spreading oome when body pointing Is cates of authenticity with their man Porter Hardy Jr., D-Va., of 12th Circuit was fined $10 and $10, respec city. TTiey used to ring a bell BV Buckley PTA as accepted os lipstick. AU It antiques. One of them Is the toe Armed Services suboommlt- •' . tively. On a charge of theft of and throw open the gates, and neeate is a littile push, and that Cosmetics man who CEills himself Han tee eityloring procuremeiA prac- The Buckley School PTA wlU a motor vehicle, his case wEiS we Edl rushed in and threw down could oome 'this winter. I t is Court Cases ’Tlques— " I ’m known by that tlces. . sponsor a book fair in Room A ITS transferred to Juvenile court. our caps to stoke out our pitches YOUR WIFE’S HOLIDAY quite ipoasSble, abe believes, name all over the world, Euid One of toe main troubles, at toe school Monday through lAint some star or starleit will on the ground.” Calef was arrested Oct. 16 in It’s all the nsime I need.” He Is readily admitted Defense De- Wednesday in observance of show up ait the Academy MANCHESTER SESSION connection ’ with the theft of a Nowadays Southwark Council The case of Wayne Malnville, one of the veterans of the partment witnesses, is that toe National Education Week, Nov. Aiwairds with a Sheryl Canon Liggeffs pickup truck from 78 Haw rents out the pitches Emd wood 17, of 903 Center St., has been Claiedonlan, Emd tourists meet GOING TO people doing toe buying Jn toe e-ll. paint Jdb—and that will really thorne St. Police say he was by his landmark, a large Em- en stalls with rain covers. TTie "smaU purchase” unite don’t PupUa will bo able to browse thinga in motion, At The Parkade continued to Nov.- 16 EUid bond apprehended after he ivas rental Is remarkably little—Just has been set tit $1,000. He was clent Burmese bronze which he know what they’re buying or and purchase books, and the Toda.y, Sheryl CanKBiiV Otu-' stopped on Rt. IS while driv brings every week from his over $3 a week, but there is a what it should cost." fair wlU bo open to the public. «uo fo a biograiphy o f the MANCHESTER brought to court today ^ from long waiting list, Emd a would-be ing the truck. An alert held shop, although he says It is THIS THIS "We’ve gone from 91,000 The schedule of hours Is as vvoman- thoi pointing o f the pric*'eleM~an7’definltery not for staTl holder must be patient for transactions to 201,000 and fiom foUows: Monday, 9 a.m. to 4 rases cn one waU, a shrine of Cheshire and wlU be returned ^ Uniformed there to wEdt appeEirance — ^ v 000 people to 1,000 in toe last p.m.; Tuesday, 9 to 4 and 6:30 ber Egyptian sculptures (some thorne St. called police alter he The CJaledonlan, which moved Council men stroll the stalls, five years,” said a department to 9; and Wednesday, 9 until light up) in a oomer, a make ^nvUle was arrested on the truck pull away from to its present site near London collecting renfis and lending a official, “and I defy anyone to noon. up table and hundreds of color and Tower Bridges after the hand when ’’tea leaves” (Cock- CXlRRECnON Sept. 10 and charged with op- his house, find that many peojde qualified The fair, say Its sponsors, is phobo* o f lioi' painted bodies erating a motor vehicle with in procurement.” deslgned to spur pupils’ inter- scabteied around. There’s even out a license, fEdlure to obey He said another problem is est in reading and buUdlng ^ iong-ha*red hippie on the Our ad of Wednesday should traffic control signs, Eind reck that a department that spends home libraries. Proceeds will pperolBes. have read . . . less'(hiving. He is also chEirged $45 billion a year on procure- go toward toe school Ubra^. tomorrow, the world with 18 counts of breaking and ment has a hard time adapting Mrs. Maurice Willey and Mra may beat a path to her door.. Richard Patterson arc chair CampbeH's Chicken entering,. 14 counts of larceny, itself to toe purchase of 64 cou- And then Sheryl CJarson and BONUS TO Y COUPONS SHOWN BELOVY and operating a motor vehicle idlngB at $46.75 each. men of the fair committee. her body painting will be rich Rica ar Chicken without the owner’s permission. "W e’ve never q ^ n t much and famous. Very few vase of Nocîe Saup ARE GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT BETWEEN tone pricing items in this area,” Edmond J. Forand, 48, of New Daffodils Keep Longer rases painters have that po- York City, N. Y., charged with agreed Ool. S tan ^ Alien, direc tentisl. 5 P.M. TO 9 P.M, NOV. 3rd ONLY two counts of obtaining money tor of piocuremint tor toe San BOSTON — Recent tests show (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) # Cans imder false pretenses, one Antonio Air M ateM Area. “It’s that daffodils will keep in good 99c charge in MEmchester Aug, 16 a matter of empbaste and man condition when stored dry In 100 (and not 6 for 99c) and the other Oct. 16 in E elsI power.” per cent nitrogen at 32 degrees Hartford, pleaded guilty. His But subcommittee members Fahrenheit. TTien they will last Zerox Copy Service case was transferred to Circuit indicated they viewed it as a about five days when put on Msnd we iicr PINEHURST Court 14, HEUtford to.be dU- VISIT THE matter of wasting taxpayer rUapiay —a day longer than Blueprint and Sitypiy, Inc. poeed of along with matters money,- noting that - toe cou- ^ freshly but Hnffndils. Under 690 Hartford Rd^ Bioaoheater GROCERY pending there. He will aWEdt ap- pllngs tor which toe government conventional storage methods, 649-8688 Corner of Main and Tpke. peEurance in court at Hsurtford paid $40.76 each were listed in held three weeks last- Rockvine Exchange Eat. 1496 State Jail. toe company’s catalog at $16.75. ed about 8% days on display. ’Two cEuses were continue GENERAL HOME REMODELING CO. “ We bad no knowledge there hehe to Nov. 9. They Erne Bar was a catalog avallaWe,” said ■ ry McCormick, 24, of 20 Wood- NOW AND Ool. Allen. - b rid ^ 8t., who pleaded not "W hat did you do to lo the small purchasing sey, 17, of 96 S. Main St, PANELING-FLOOR COVERING-LIGHTING prooedures as a result of ^ toe Good Between 5 and 9 P.M. Friday, Nov. 8 Only charged with breach of peace subcommittee’s proddiag, par- LotOM WlU noUed. He was arreEted DO nr YOURSELF... ITS MORE FUN Uculariy by «ke, who has I end r i i i r Sept 21 u a resuOt of a domes called attention to many Individ CoH _ (or low-ooet Sovinge Bonk Ufa Ineurartce. With this coupon you got 10% OFF tic dtoUubance,-police repotted. ual casts. I I understand M ana'«M aak to vliR me. m^m — m i m h ^ h u w uuhv> The cose o f Sbanlslaua P. Befoiro toe bearing aided, the total of ALL TOY FURCHASES Mkulyiwa, 26, o f A i^ v e r , Pike came i4> with another. 'TJoT ^ cftlaivad w ith failure to obey a ACCESSORIES FOR THE KITCHEN WE GOT 'EM. HoUing a l ^ a small trlangu- 649-5203 (except coupon items). Fresenr to stop sign, was dismissed. The TaSBKEW trooper swfao Eurested Madyiwa FROM HINGES. TO LAZY ^SANS. TO SPICE RACKS, « > cashier with purchases Fti between was not riile' bo appeEir in court 5 and 9 p.m., Noy. 3rd only. today ondthe accused told the TO tREAD RpXES. TO CUTTING BOARDS. TO ETC. CAMERA mail this Couponl ■CITY ^ ^ ■■ am J court that he couldn’t postpone Sizes 34<40 sppeEwaitoe again due to time RENTAL aUftwMFKiiMGaeaeftlli niei'im» MANCHESTER MAIN ST. GRANTS ONLY and exoenM. Bruce A. Oalef, 17, .of EaM REPAIR Hkntford, pleaded guilty to toe Authentic *^5^® in nat|ural shade off-white wool. M^de by New m k h O t O e s m i awibm rnk Have a pfeblemf Ftaha4»OCflM S B charges of operating a motor England c.haftamen in our own Connecticut mill. General Home Remodeling WeTl be glad to % voUde without a lleMiie and O M e S t a x ^ i l Flae Photo nalahlag OFMMCNESTER 815 MAIN StREGT VSir 'HI:- "i DIV. PF GBNHIAL HOME SUPPLY COs iSSLRSll a I L M ^ U L B S 4S7.4S9 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONN. 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IfcHrtbi O. DM m i And Mail Box- TAG to Hold Line liurtiD OhMiM undMt, n , a t IM BhMfMd Dr. died Uat Vandals udnc hand (renade* UN Move on W ar simulated firecrackers blew vp night at Ua home. (OsattaiMd from Page Om ) ‘ On AA Zone Limits . U r . UnAm waa- b on i Hot. SS, a mall box at S7 Qreen Rd. and Its sponsor, commlttss Ohsir- IM in Duluth, XInn., and lired heavily damaged a telephone in The United States eoufht to man J.W.Fulbrlght, D-Ark., Beginning its review of proposed revisions in Man In Xancheetw nx y a r n , aom- a ibooth off Broad St Initiate U.N action In the mun- skid sftsr an In ds^vs masting chester's Residence AA zoning regulations last night at ln f haw from RockvOla. He waa The damage to the mailbooc m er o f 1980 and during the Wsdnssday that some mambsrs the Municipal Btdlding, the .Technical Advisory Com an Anay veteran, of World War which belongs to Philip Hyde, year-end bombing pause Of wen concerned the rssolutkm mittee (TAG) indicated it would basically “ hold ttie I, aervlnc In France. was done sometime Tuesday 196848, Ckddberg seld. wotild be Interjxreted as a rs- Sutvlvora include Ms wife, Mght. Ddmage to the Mephone The Security CouneH’e view in line” on AA restfictions. buks to Johnson on the Vlstnam The AA zone, most stringent mlts for converting a single MW. Ruih Eckhardt Unden, and was done either Tuesday night the latter period was that a Issue. a t the tom ’s reeldsntlal aonm home to a two-famUy, setting a sistar, Mrs. Martift Engels of or yeeterday morning. Power meeting would Jeopardise diplo Fulbright has said he is not under current regulattcns. Is. the m inim um lot size at 12,000 Duluth. . ful firecrackera ripped the up matic efforts under way at the relating the commitment resolu ahnost exclusively reoldentlol, feet. ' Prtvate funeral wrvloes will per part of the telephone from time, the embaasador said. tion to Vietnam and would apply Though they have yet to be held tomorrow at the Hblmea the base, police say, and two Indlcationa are the committee It only to the future. requirtoar the largest area tor homse—1,660 square fast— and ocnalder regulatione relating to Funeral Home, 400 Main St. windows In the booth were will approve Mansfleld’e ap In other w ar-related devel- lota of 18,000 square feat. construction ot group dweUings, Burtal will be In Orove Hill smashed, probably by someone proach and send It to the Senate ments Wednesday; Several sections In the sug- now proMbttod In ths AA done. Cemetery, Rockville. kicking It. for a vote. —Tile State Department re \ Y gested revtemns — which would members Indicated the poaai- ■ There are no caDlng hours. Damage to the telephone and ' A second U.N.-Vletnam reao- jected as "nonsense” a North have eased present restrictions blllty of permitting oertain types booth Is estim ated about $128, an lutlon, sponsored by Sen. Wayne Vietnamese charge that U.S. Plays Lead by permitting new iqieclal ex- —such os “high class condo Joseph Jeilorkowskl official of the Southern New Morse, D-Ore., contains a highly bombing attacks are aimed de Jayne Newirth of 90 CrCstrldge oeptlona, were deleted by con miniums” —might be desirable. England Telephone Co. told cmitroversisd feature that liberately at population centers. VERNON—Joseph Jeriorkow- Dr., Vernon, plays Rosemary sensus of the eight members Ths condominium is a type ot p olice. * makes committee approval un ’’’That’s nonsense,” said depart ski, 81, o f 84 Legion D r., form Pllklngton, the female lead In present at the session. apartment complex under which' On Tuesday night, as in past likely. It urges Johnson to com m ent press o ffic e r R obert J'. erly of CaUcopee, Mass., died "How to Succeed in Business each resident owns an dls ra- years on Halloween night the m it h im self In advance to any McOoekey. "The pMlcy on tar These included sections which last night at a Rockville nursing sponalbki tor h)9 individual North End Fire Department Without Really ’Trying,” which mandate the world organization gets remains as It has been— w m iM iMwe grantod pennits, hom e. apartm ent. went out again and again to opens tonight at 8:80 at Bailey isgued on the war. they are military or military- tmder certain dseerihed oon- Mr. Jesiorkowski was bom in High “I think we (hould consider put out a fire In a pile of tires Auditorium, Manchester Critics of the Morse resolution associated targets.” dttions, tor cemeteries — n ot Poland, Aug. 18, 1888, and cam e the poastfaUlty (of allowing in Buckland. 'School. The show is presented have said the first such man —Diplomatic sources reported mentioned epeoinoally in the to Vernon from Chicopee a few them) because of the current A department official said by the Little ’Theater of Man date probably would ](>e a direc the United States has sounded exteUng SO-year-old zoning years ago. chester (L’TM) and will con Aie first call on the (Ire came tive to' halt U.S. bombing of out non-Oommunlat nations In tutes-and tor orgaalaatlons wide trend to group dwrthngs,” Survivors include a. daughter, said Andrew AnsakU Jr. tinue tomorrow and Saturday at Nortlv Vietnam without ordering such as golf courses; swim Manchester Grange Honors 25-Year Members In shortly after 9 p.m. The fire Latin America and Europe Other members agreed with Mrs. Prank Dobosa of Vemon; the eame time and place. Tick ming, tonnta or country clubs; Three members of Manchester Orange last night received silver star certificates for 25 was doused, but the men had to a corresponding slowdown In about the possibility of aiding Ansaldl’B contention that "the two grandc^dren and four ets are available at the door. the North Vietnamese war ef South Vietnam through ship fraternal organizations or years membership In the group. They are, left to right, Oustaf Anderson and his wife, Mrs. return soon after. An offspring of a theatrical day may be coming when mul great-grandchildren. fort. ments of food, medical supplies lodges. The latter, under pres Hazel Anderson of 710 W. Middle ’Tpke., and Mrs. Roger Olcott of 408 W. Center St. The certif On the second trip, the tires tiple dwellings probably must The funeral will be held Sat- family, Mrs. Newirth was a ’The Foreign Relations Com and noncombatant persMuuS. ent regulations, are permitted icates were presented by John Griswold of Somers Orange, Pomona deputy for Eastern Con In the pile were filled with be allowed In every aone.” Prac tirday at 8:1S a.m. from the singer with dance bands, and mittee was reported In sharp Tile sources reported at least only In Rural aones. necticut. Roger Olcott, husband of Mrs. Olcott, was unable to attend the meeting to receive water, the official said. But ingenue with community theat tically no unused B or C zone Burke Funeral Hom e, 78 P ros disagreement meanwhile on a one nation, Nicaragua, respond Oommittee menfbera oharoo- his 26-year certificate. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are both past masters of Manchester Orange. somehow the , youths started er In Morristown, N.J. and In land la left In Manchester, ’Tarn- pect St, Rockville, with a Mass proposed declaration asserting ed by offering to send a military tertzed the exlstenoe of ceme- (Herald photo by Buceivlcius.) them burning again, and the siunmer stock at Litchfield be sky said. of requiem at St. Joseph Church, a greater role for Cmigresa In unit to Saigon to help train guer tertes as "depressing” and tend firemen got a third call at fore coming to this area five Lawrence said he would not . Rockville, at 9. Burial will be in committing U.S. forced to the rilla fighters. Tile offer was said ing to deflate properly values, 11:08 p.m. to put the fire out. years ago. object to "high class” condo St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rock defense of other nations. to be still under consideration. and satil clubs and lodges could The burning tires were soak ' She has appeared In many miniums in the AA zone, on the Foundation Announces ville. I be conMrued to be commercial Stores Open ed with gasoline to make them L’TM productions including ‘"The condtUon that regulations be burn, the official said. The ef Women,” ’"The Cave Dwel enteipiises. extremely reztricUve and well Louie H. Sutter They agreed, however, that T on ig h t t o forts of the firefighters were ler,” ’"The Barrett’s of Wlm- Residents Breaking Laws defined. Duffy Scholarship Fund Louis H. (M ike) Sutter, 82, Individual homeowners taculd cheered on by about a dozen pole St.” and “Mary, Mary,’’ They would be diawn to en of East Hartford died Wednes be allowed private poola, ten 9 O ’ c l o c k Establishment of a permanent Mrs. Duffy now makes her teen-agers who watched the pro and also sang and danced as sure that the town would have day at St. Francis Hospital in nis courts, and other tanllar James and Isabel Duffy Memor- home. She Is a descendant of ceedings each time from near "The Girl,” In "The FantAs- To Hire Domestic Workers good control and would “ end up Hartford. recreational facilities m “ a c lal Scholarship Fund'“for an un- the Coffin family, ecial permit for ate grand officers will make an tad her \mployer, according to Ing help could not be obtained namese troops at the nearby are renewing efforts to bring w the government of Prudent a firehouse would be granted, 610,006 IN TIRES STÎLEN leading to the recovery of 3,000 cheater Scholarship Foundation. as a residt ot a two-car aod- was In East Cemetery. o f both o t them. rangped by her daughters, Mrs. Mrs. MatMeu was presented offlcleil visitation to Chapman ‘There was nothing to match loctay.' - h»«do,Iart«™ eomnmmd dOWn SAMs jn hopes of bagging Van ThUi. Thr- 80th Birthday Barry, Mrs. Carl ‘Traut of Man with a mmiey pumpkin ti^ subject to certain standards to BOS’TON (AP) — ‘Thieves brassieres stolen from a truck. Last June, Kiwanls named one dent on Tolland TFhs., cn Oot. Bearers were Earl Sails, Mexican girls, whose ages Employers then must pay the headquêra compound and l^ y en Van Thieu. ‘Three other Court Saturday. Members of the present violence and pro at two poeltions one, of the giant B62 bombers Buddhist minsând one monk chester, and Mrs. Victor Dorr from the group at the parw- *be spelled out later. broke Into a parked truck at a according to a classified ad in of Us annual scholarships In Mr. 10. One of ths oars involved Hiainas Wilson, Dennis Hlckton, usually range between 18 and girls at least 644 a wee^ pro- ^-S. Marines Temple Chapter, OES, will tests in America’s last war, in about six miles to the southwest that frequently raid North Viet have burned themselves to Mrs. Mary Jane Matiiieu of of Norwich. About SO mem ‘Those attending the event came Hie basic lot size was retaln- tire store Tliesday and stole 600 the Miami Herald. Hiey were Duffy’s memory. was owned by Chorehea Mo;- and Vincent Martacchio. 23, see or hear of ads asking for vide them with room and board ______serve a dinner at 0:80 p.m. Re- Korea. More and more the ques- with mortar attacks. Unofficial namese fortifications along the death In the post two months In 166 M ain St. w as guest o f hon bers of the famUy and guests from Mtachester, Norwich, ed at 18,000 square feet; how- snow tires valued at 610,000. described as "826 dozen assort- Shortly after his retirem^t. ton and had been loaned to domestics. Or a relative, who and pay their Social Security. - freshments will be served after la being asked: Why now? reports said nine Marines were fron tier. antigovemment protests. or at an 80th birthday celebra attended. WlUimantlc,______Andover, Bolton, ever, members agreed to ease Some' of the Ores bad been ored sizes from minute to impres- the Duffys moved from Hemy the accused the day before, po- BXra. Josqiililne Devlin immigrated here legally, may Allen maids, when they are the meeting. Officers are re- Tjje origin probably has Its k illed and 14 wounded. .^’The U.S. raiders also claimed tion Monday at the home of her Mrs Mathleu is a past na- Hebron, Hartford and' Ansoida. the regulations on special per- dered for Boston police cruisers, slve.” St. to Nantucket Island, where lice say. «. ROCKVILLE — ’The funeral convince them to work In this found, are not arrested, as some 71 supply bargee and ntim beiv Saigon, the government re son-in-law and daughter. Dr. minded to wear white gowns. roots In the last 10 years, on a tional president of the United oFîilrs. Josephine Devlin of country. employers want the girls to be Dal Loc is between the U.S. ous trucks destroyed or dam leased Prteldent Johnson’s mes ------road that began In the 1960s, Spanish War Veterans Auxili 15 Regan St. wlU be held to ‘The girls use a 72-hour visitor lieve, Choate said. Marine headquarters at Da aged, along with 21 for sage to neMy Inaugurated Pres Miss Sandra Oiacalone of 87 when young white people from ary. She is the first Oonnecticut ' morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the card to cross the border; then The procedure Is to allow the Nang and the headquarters of tifications and other gim sites ident Ngujwn Van Tlileu. John N. Elm St., daughter of Mr. and the North went South to help the U.S. Army’s Americal- son said the American and SAVE ON COUGH woman to hold 'Oils office. She Glacalone, Is serv- Negroes wipe out segregation pass it off as a passport to a girl to depart voluntarily. Her Just north of the demilitarized prospective employer although, Dlvlslon at Chu Lai, between 20 South Vietnamese peoples have is now beginning her 28th year ^ t St, with a solei^ ^ peychlatrlc affiliation Some were beaten, - ■— some - —~ were visitor card, if she has one. Is zone. and C O LD REMEDIES the card specifically states, lifted for one year. and 30 m iles from each. succeeded In repelling Commu as Depprtment Auxiliary secre Mass of requiem at St. Ber- institute of Living In Jailed, some were killed. U.S. headquarters also an- 1 D ISCO U N T PRICES! nard’s Church at 9. Burial wUl "Bearer may not be employed Communist- ’ tros attacked nist aggression, but much re tary of USWV of Oonnecticut. Hartford. She Is a student at St. But they had Justice on their Employers are called to the noimced that the number o t bo In St-Bernard’s Cemetery. In the U .S.” mains to be done. She received birthday cards Vincent’s Hospital School of side In the Supreme Court’s 1954 Immigration office and in- units of the 3rd Marine Reg- taiericans killed In action last AfiTHUR IIRU6 Friends may call at the fu Homemakers may see the ‘"The extension of security from nearly all states In tiie Nursing, Worcester, Mass. decision outlawing school segre- formed they have -violated a Iment Wednesday about two-^^êk In the Vietnam war neral home temight from 7 to cards, but don’t bother to read union. gati Duplicate Bridge riuding the XM-177 submachine —------^------dw elling at 28-30 Church St., STORE HOURS! gun and the M-79 40mm gren- COMMAND GOBS TO BUDDY , Results la a duidlcite bridge 6800. ede launcher now In use in Viet- JACKSONVILLE, N.C. (AP) game last night at the ItaUam Mondagr sad Tkw sdsy Open UU S P -H - Call Mr. Coope at0 4 9 ” 5 2 O3 Olqmour Pools Inc.'ôr Mitch N O n C E I P enonal Notideg najn The êr traveled ex- — Lt. Col. K e^tt W. Andrus American dub are: Nortii- OiiMi ‘ftinrsflar and E n d ay Svenlnga ell Badge, swimming'pool at South, Jack Clark and ^Yed Cloeed W edneeday tenslyely In Vietnam earlier passed command of Marine Me“ ' O rder Now Ptazenhagen, firsj; Miss C w l . Your Fresh Card'Of Thanks thte ie^r. instructing t*<^ £nor ^ ’ m w dw ell- OrteiUiut and Mrs. Mary R ^ . KiUed the use and malntwiê a Wgh Ing at 28 Shallow Brook Lane,’ second, and Mrs. MarUyn Jock- (W« wite to all of uur.' w9S06nB. He has Juet returned ard M. Ooolie, Tuesday at New QBEYLEOOB The ' son and Charies Ames, third. ft^ ^ o id n . a___ w a wheru^,;_...1__ WotolNA ex^ aito River do/zlllfv Marine air faculty .♦4«,UUU. * R.E_. MUler tor J. R obert H as ‘TUBKEY S avings B ask abawn us la our rMoiX Andrus and Cooke have seep Also, East-West, Joe Marcel amined weoqxms currently in kell, additions to dweUlng at fo r • f ■ hsrssirsmMS. We espeotally thsM their paths cross several times lo and Peter Griffiths; first; ril iboM who asdaiien at ow time use by the Marine Corps. 18 Jordt St., 64,000.* Thanksglvlagllt of lbs acBMoot and also ttioae who ______since they became friends' 20 Mrii. David Somerville and __ SrifautM. James Baler, secmid, and Mr. ON-THE-TOWN OOWN V eara ago. at high xchool In/ Simost Reed and and Mrs. B. B. Smytho, tiilrd. Ii«e,BialBe & OF M anchester The itDrioise twist of a mock Lakewood, N.Y. and enlisted In Oosah-Fkeeh iSmMr. ______Oldealt Chiirdi The game ts sponsored by tiw Lb. «1 .0 » turtle belt adds Qpark to the Marine Corps In the early NaMseo Premium Craekers ...... Ib. SOe*' a u w em ti M nN am u wnrMNMN Card Of Thanks , Old Swedes Church, erected .Hanebester Bridge dub and CO mIh c . mauanma awwaêm isw »u9iSMra*ili any casual' ourvy-ssom dreea 60s, Although Andrus gave up his In Wilmington, Del, by Swedish plwsd each Wednesday at 7;80 tONTN WN9MS orfNt-.Mha,A,WMllMrthsOanr _____ R0CKV1LL1L CONN. moNr oru hdn ess and Episcopal) In 1698, Is tfaou|ht clubhouse at 136 Bldrldge St recoot In lovely sheer wool. Selett two men won’t be separated. I HIimAND PARK MARKET I Manchester 64S-0890—-RodnrlUe 8715-YS34 to be the oldest Protestant Registrations are ^ e n one-UiU Blany thank oU yvumyoum in go-every^whero vivid Andrus moves aorow ths ^ r • 317 HlgMonJ St., Monchasttr, Conn.« . P|i o m 643^278 S r i y s w8a> m beahaful ~ church In continuouz use In hour before pteybig time. The J\ OQloni or this ssoBon's favorite, strip to become a staff member i- with MarUie Aircraft Group 20. the United States. game# are open to the pubHo.

■tA- ^ 1 .4 ' Jt > '"1 a' * l o u i m N MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALp, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 PAGE I P T M W h F em on Hehron She Influenced Printmqking South Windsor Democrats “Prepare Campaign 'S t a r Before You Write Thrillers, [ School Menus -ByCLAYlLPOLLAN- Work on Maternity Ward Best Posters MAR. 22 Yow Dally AeHvity GaiSa SEPT. 23 j f T Mary Cassatt Show to Tour Volunteer Firemen Sought n a a au The Manchester public school Viet Critics* Say Debate .AP){. 20 According to tho Start. OCT. 23 menu tor the week of Nov. 6 Is To'develop message for Fridoy, By M lU n A. SMITH At Hospital Nearly Finished Bring Prizes ^ «-17t2B-»| 3-14-2Sd6(Q As Training Program Starts êre Are a Few Authentic Tips as follows: _ read words corresponding to rxjmbOT 147-59-70 V S AP Aria Editor ^ ~ BByt tom TOM a A.. CULLEN __ — — Shoiil^Be in P arty Panels of your Zodiac Wrth sign. ' NEW YOBK (AP) — "Tlia Monday: Spanish rice with Rtfnrttahlp f and redecorating Admitted Tuesday: Carol The Hebron Volunteer Fire ^ TAUM ForepeaII Staff Oerreapendent OCT. 24 Graphic Art of Mary Casaatt,” Tlik UcuUi Windsor Voluntssr wui hoU a raespttan and cot- meat sauce, wax beans, bread, WASHINGTON (AP) — Two. story on 'Vistiiam. and fM- «( tiMt Mataralty Department o< King, Coventry; Roger Flaherty, Department has announced the 1 Thw* 31 B* 61 Boss 2 PafMnc* 32Mlihaps 62 Into NOV. 22 an exhlUtlan now at tha Cooper Firs Dspartmmt Is now holding too hour Ndv. 8 at 8 p.m. in LONDON—(NEA)—A girl in a butter, milk, gingerbread Yrith Democratic critics of Presldsiit campaign Damocratlo Mseus- RoidnrlDe Oeaeral Hoapital la SS S t Bernard’s Ter.; Helen wlraien of the poster contest 3Tod^s 33 Your 63 Not miniskirt should never carry topping. sfcm of toe tsBos wodid hslp ov 9-20J1-42 34 Profit 64 Lucky 4-15-26:^ Union Museum demoostratee a winter training program fbr library. Johnson’s Vietnam policy sug near comptettoo, Administrator Deyorlo, 87 Windsor Ave.; The held in the elementary school ’a-SMV 4 Cupid |4656-r7 9 -V ^ her influence on printmaking At tae reoeptton, membert of peariJiandlad Blretta la a Tuesday: Hamburg patty on ercome that. John F. ICinaUto said today. odore Lovett, Suffleld; Frank SContoHdoM 35 Or 65Doy now rocrutts. gest the kind of war debate In observance of Pire Preven 6Di>plaY 36 To 66 For saeiTTAiuus right down to the la-eaent time. the community will have an op holster cm toe Inside of her' roll, potato chips, peas, milk, . "It would be a very, bealiliy Hew equipment Includes hl> Merrll], Tolland; Amelia Gnim- 7 Likdihood 37 SurpriM 67 OrigIrwIity NOV. To moot art lovers Mias Fire Chlsf Philip E. Cromble portunity to meet Paadio Zegar- thigh. A handbag with a built-in apple crisp. which has raged in toe Senate thing for toe count^," Fdl- lo beds, oberry wood bedside bach, 2 Elisabeth St.; Leonard tion Week. A cash jnise has 1 “ 8 ConfIdtntlol 3SAear«Mlv« 68 Privolaly ' I been awarded to the cRssrorsn OUNE22 9 You 39 Could 69 You DEC. Casaatt (1846-19M) is known said all man interootod In the ra, the forefgn exchange stu holster offers much better con Wednesday: Baked meat loaf, be carried on In party oeuncUs brlgtat said. stands and orerbed taUes and Foss, New Hartford. of the children who are win- ;W4-27-40 10 Don't 40 Now • 70Volua 7-18-32-431 simply as the American-bmn Are dârtm snt are urged to dent from Peru who Is now a cealment and Is aasler to get at. parslied potato, whole kernel as Democrats prepare for new bassinets in the nursery. Births Tuesday; A son to Mr. 11 Paopte 41 6« 71 You member ot the senior clasa at "This debate should be within noxv. ^1-72A4AS 12 Could 42 Staoming 72 Ba 54A3-73 ' disciple of Degas, who painted join the department now so that Simllafly, a man should never corn, bread, butter, milk, mixed the 1968 White House campaign. the Democratic P a r^ ,’' Mc The roonts are also equipped and Mrs. Joseph Masanec, 8 13 At 43 Trovaling 73 Advisobla mostly mother-uid-child themes the high school. In group 1, kindeigarten. 44 Charm 74 Monay they may take advantage of tha use the butt of his Oolt .48 au fruit. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, Carthy said In an ttttsrvlsw. with teleidione Jacks, remote Skinner Rd.; a son to Mr. and JUNE 23 14 HunchM and was the only American The prlnotoal part of the pro Thursday: Grinders, apple control television sets, electron Grades 1 and 2, the winners ISHos 45 From 75 AAotfars tomatic as a weiqion. Tho muz D-Minn., said Tuesday toe proc "RepubUcans ara. not really Mrs. Paul Toung, 14 Eastbrook are Jerry Stamp, first prise, JULY 23 16 Your 46 With 76 Expact within the Impressionist group. baste training being offered. gram win oonelst ot a presm- zle will almoet certainly be sauce, milk, ice cream. ess he envisions could lead to confronting this." ic nurse-caUs, and larger wall Ct. I70f 47 Hava 77 Surpriiaa 11-22-3344(5 With this show there is an op Last year during a member tatlon by Miss Debnt Smith of lOss Dorothy Chadwick’s class; 2-13-24-3S 180f 48 In 78 Banaflts pointing at hls own stomaoh st Friday: Baked fish sticks, 'contests over foreign pOUoy pro McCarthy said the war Issus fans. Discharged Tuesday: Lois Victoria Jarvals ,second grade, '46A1-S2-90 19A4attarf 49 Pull 79 For 5540-71 portunity to'see how her work in ship drive end throughout the Soutti Wtndaor ooneernlng her the moment toe Colt makes con mashed potato, spinach, bread, nouncements in the Democratic An addition to the Labor Lesissa, 28 Mountain S t; Doro 20 Could 50 Bring 80 And AdUARSIS graphics, inspired when she be trip to Germany last summer might arise In attempts to tofio. Mrs. Ruth Twomey’s class and IMO jrear, the fire department re tact with someone olse’s skull. butter, milk, sliced peaches. platform—and perhaps over the ence toe Democratio platform Room is a Doptone, an instru thy Keath, Vernon; Robert JULY 24 21 B* 51 Don't 81 Frustrotlon JAN. 21 ^ came Interested In Japanese' under toe qxxisorship of toe lo honorable mentions to Lynn 22FmI 52 Ironad 82 Brings cruited aome 28 men. Of these, Again, If ho must fire the au presidential nomination Itself. or toe seleetian and oommit- ment which amplifles the fetal Scandura, Hartford; Joseph Gardiner in >fre. Marlon Tho- AU(«. 23 23 B« 53 With 83 Your «•' ” prints, WM a real contribution eight failed to pass the proba cal chapter of toe AFS as part "You have to anticipate Ulti heart beat 24 Horn* 54 Visits 84 Too tomatic, toe man would do bet ACCUSED OF DOPE 8ELUNO ment of delegates. Bridge, Skinner R^.; Jacob men’s class and John Lyman 1-12-2JJ4 ' SSGrospIng 10-21-29-38 A T to ItUer printmeddng. tionary period. In addition, oqe of its Americans abroad pro ter not to fire, it through his mately that there may be a Mlrablto said the cost of the Port, Windsor Locks; Mrs. Elis 45^-80Ai 25App«ir 55And 49-42-8389%. It Is the moet extensive exhi gram. WESTPORT (AP)—Kevin J. He said there could be favor In Miss Kathleen Sullivan’s 26A 56 Stora 86 Promotion ragular fireman resigned during Jacket pocket. Chances are that Haverty, 16, of Westport and challenge to the President," modMniaatlon project was in abeth Joachim and daughter. Class. vnoo 27 Goins 57 Out 87 You nsds bit of her aquatints, etchings The program Is open to the ite son challenges to Johnson in 28Aff«tion 58 Innar 88 Today FEB. 2 0 ) ^ the year, ona retired, one enter toe Colt will Jam after, toe first Walker Carlsen, 18, of Weston, McCarthy said. excess ot $10,000. It was acqpm- Evergreen Rd.; Michael Marley, In the Grades 8 and 4 judg AUG. 24 and lithographs ever assembled, public and all Interested olll- McCarthy said In-party de presidential primaries, and per 29 Too 59 Financial 89 Shall MaA . 2 I ^ ed military service and three shot, as Its slide will catch In both students at Staples High pllsed wltUn the last 10 months. RFD 1. ing, first i»ise went to Beth SEPT. 22 30 Should 60Notlca 90 Rawor'ds numbering 88 examples. Organ sens are encouraged to attend. bate over Vietnam WDUld.be pol- haps a cMifrontatlon at the co6- 164-4546-74/5 were suspended for feUure to toe pocket U n ^ and toe empty School, Jiaye been charged with ventlon Itself. He reoentty said Jonlan Wotnais'a Board . - - . -- I HIM - . . •ruohey in Mm. Bally LttHs- S-IOdIMl Good (^ A d v C i* Neutral ized )iy. the Mu84um of Graphic meet-drill requirements. PTA Beek Vais Klcall'y betteb for tod Democrats The executive board of the 52-87-46 7576-77 Art, It Includes loans toom mdre The Orchard HUl School PTA cartridge wfll only'half-eJecT. selling narcotics. there should be primary chal The Herald’s Vernon Bureau fleld’s class; second to Jcuwn The net addition to the town’s 'nioso are only a few of toe The two youths were arrested than “to pretend a unity which Vernon Junior Woman’s Club Osborn in Mrs. CyrlUa WUUs’ than a dozen museums and sev wiU sponsor a "Book Fair” at is not genuine." lenges unless toe war sltuatlan Is at 38 Park S t, tel. 87S-8188 or eral private collections. firefighting forces for the year “dos and don’ts" which too Brit Wednesday In connection with Improves. will meet Tuesday at 8 p:m. class; honorable mentlona to was only nine men. the school from now through Should Johnson, as expected, at the home of Mrs. Robert •43-2711. News Items may be After another week here, the Nov. 9. * ish Clime Writers Association an incident last week in which "Just because Congress ad Jenny Slbun in Mrs. Little 'hie current fire department has compUod In the first of a two girls, one 14 and one 16, seek a second full term in toe Skowronek, 77 George Dr. Oo- mailed to P. O. Box 327, Rock field’s dase and James Laro- Meeting Is Overshadowed exhibit will go on tour through The PTA unit is working with White House, It would appear journs, I don’t see any reason hostesB for the evening will be 1968, at six other museums. rolls show 59 men organised Into series of background pamphlets appeared at the school under ville. chelle in Mrs. Joyce Walker's four companies. Although this Educational Raadlng Servloe, a the influence of a hallucinogenic 'Virtually Impossible for any why we should all lay down our Mrs. Paul Oingras. class. It will be at the Natlomd Col-. professional book fair company, for the benefit of Its members. arms and just drop this," the By Latest Brown Uproar figure la a large Increase from The association, which has olose drug. challenger to wrest the nomina Married Oooples Dance SAID MARIJUANA LINED in the third group. Grade 8 lection of Fine Arts, Smithsoni to furnish an Individual selec THE QUICK DRAW in a miniskirted stiootdown. . tion from him. senator said. "This 1s not the an Institution, from Nov. 22 to the 80 men In the department ties with toe Mystery Writers of School authorities said the The Married ‘Couples’ Club of ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) and 6, Llnda-Jo Darby took LONDON (AP) — Members of Hltchlnson, politicEd cor tion of books for toe fkir. girls were "Severely dis McCarthy acknowledged that, kind of Issue you can argue to first prize In Michael Klapik’s Jan. 7, at the Museum ot only four years ago, it la still The display will include new America, has been trying to im chambers. You have to take it St. Bernard’s Parish will hold — After a Denver, Colo., man Britain’s House of Commons respondent of the pro-Labor not nearly enough. Chief Crom- oaiUs tor a shoulder holster im- autotnatlc is so Inaccurate that traught.” They were taken to but said the process of chal a dance Nov. 11 at the PAC was arrested Wednesday night class; Charlene Patroekl took Sun, wrote that Brown "loves Fine At^, Boston, from Feb. 14 books from many publishers In prove toe standard of British lenge could itaelf have some Im to the jury. And toe Jury is the assembled for a foreign policy to March 31. The Philadelphia Mary Cassatt’s "Woman Seated at Loge." hie said. crime fiction ever since its for der the left armpit. Things It couldn’t hit anybody except a hospital for observation. CSub. Proceeds from the dance officers said they found a small secotto In Klapik’s room and debate today that was oversha being foreign secretary, slaves all reading Interests and price heoome really oompUca'bed when a t a crowded cocktail party, in Police said Carlsen had been pact on administration policy. people, between now and toe honorable mentions went to at the job, goes short of sleep to Museum of Art will show it Commenting that it is always ranges. Areas of Interest to mation In 1968. convention." will go to the Chapel Fund at quantity -* of marijuana In a dowed in advance by the uproar "It was Miss Cassatt’s-color necessary to. look ahead and the agent Is left-handed, wears which case you might do i^ ll peddling sugar cubes soaked in Chairman J. W. Fulbrtght, Rockville HospUal. sleeping bag he took from a Cheryl Woodman In Henry Kel over Foreign Secretary George do It—and Is imcontroUably im from May 24 to July 7 and the "The exhibition of her recent students will include classics, Its 800 members include such D-Ark., of the Foreign Relations McCarthy said he was not tak Herron Museum of Art, Indi ly completed color prints at Du- prints that generally revived plan for the future, Cromble flclton, biographies, adventures a double-breastod suit but is ad- to invite to the party only those LSD and methedrine. Music for the dance will be locker at a bus depot. sey’s class and Debbie Higgins Brown’s latest outburst. pelled to sacrifice It. pros as E ric^ b ler -and John îctod to a cross draw. people whom you'd like to have Police also arrested Tuesday a Committee said open discussion ing toe part of any potential in Mrs. Delvena Montigny’s anapolis, from Aug. 28 to Sept. rand-Ruel In 1891 must have c o 1 o r-aquatint pzintmaking. said he believes the department Stories,- science, nature, crafts. Le Catre, but also a good provided by the Four Gents. Bernalillo County sheriff’s of The Commons debate wais to "To sack George Brown Is to These prints undoubtedly per l^toodunit writera would do assassinated, just in case. - 17-year-old, Jonanna P. Merriss of war policy In toe months be Johnson rival but intends to Reservations may be made with fice Capt. Larry Galbreth said class. 29. It will be at the Cincinnati made a significant Impression must' grow ^ a strength of 100 mystery and referenoa-books. sprinkling of lawyers, doctors, fore the Democratic national keep discussing toe topic. There range over world affairs, and destroy him. I don’t think Mr. Art Museum from Oct. 4 to Nov. suaded Jacques Villon to woric men In toe next few years If the wen to steer clear of holsters (Newspaper Enteiprise Assn.) of Westport on a charge of pos Mrs. Nettle Babcock, 60 South that as David L Gold, 22, was The fire prevention activities there was no advance indication Wilson could bring himself to do on many eullsta,” he said. "Not Students will bo previewing reporters and pidicemon who session of marijuana. convention would be helpful to- have been private Indications of 10 and at the University ot Cali since the 18th Century In France in this medium, beginning in department is to provide ade altogetoer, for all of 'them can St. or Mrs. Irene Dube, 17 being booked on a possession of and poster contest were coor that Brown's conduct would be It. books during their library per write crime tortUors. The as Each of the three arrested Johnson. agreement from some other dinated by Joaeph Drew. The fornia at Loe Angeles from Nov. had color aquatints been em 1899," he said. quate fire protection to toe town. be detected by a 'hump frisk" CAT LIKES HOME BETTER Lawrence St. Reservations must marijuana charge, one officer mentioned. But uppermost in “George Brown, I think, will iods this week. Books will be sociation thinks It may even —a casual collision In a crowd was freed under $2,000 bond and Fulbrtght said polls Indicate a Democratic senators who are Grant Insurance Agency pro IB to Dec. 29, 1968. ployed with such strength and “Working In this reyived tra Because of toe turnover and on display In tho library for have a ooM war spy In Its ranks BRANFORD (AP)—Johnwahr, be made by Sunday. noticed that Gold’s qullted-type the minds of most members was sack himself. He will personally dition, Georges Rouault apidled ed place. a two-year-old white Angora was directed to appear Nov. 21 widespread public belief that reluctant to publicly Join hls Rockville Hospital Notes vest was a bit bulky. Galbreth vided the fire prevention ma whether the htu^l-drlnklng, All of Miss Cassatt’s color total commitment . . . attrition, 2.8 men (statistically parents to purchase dining toe though It Is not sure. in Circuit Court. the nation Is not getting the full stand, he said. terials that were sent home ring down the curtain on hls po prints are in the show, and "It must be remembered that his Intense palette to further speaking) have to bo recruited open house on Tuesday. Aim of the background pam Only the angle hetorter cat, struggled back to hls Bran Visiting hours are 12 ;M to 8 said that officers then found straight-talking . foreign sec litical tragedy." expwd the color range of aquEu strapped to the outside calf ford home Wednesday through that the vest was not quilted but from* school. retary could survive the outcry many examples of her etchings, at the time, color printing In to Increase tho departmental The school earns 20 per cent phlets Is to do away with slip p.m. In all areas except mater From the CkJnservative side, Paris was dominated by lithog tint' etching . . . Cassatt escapee detection, but to dr&w 10 miles of woods and bram nity where they are 2 to 4 and filled with enough marijuana to Bulletin Board following his Impromptu charge some of them In rare states nev strength by one man. of all sales and profits wUTbo shod crime writing and also to In observance of Children's the Daily Telegraph said there er before exhibited. They were raphy. Toulouse-Lautrec’s first emerges, then, as more ttuui a from such a holster you have bles. . OiSO to 8 p.m. roll 8,000 dgeuettes. that Britain’s biggest publisher 19th (3entury figure In the Emphasising that there Is used for toe school library. save too writer toe embarrass Book Week, the Douglaa Library is helping the Soviet Unlim. is "other responsible and ex selected by an authority on her poster, ’Moulin 'Rouge,’ was sonjetoing In toe fire depart- Last year’s book fair earned ment of making bloopers. to be seated, or else tying Sue Oolller had taken him— will hold a story horn: for chil acting work at a high level" for work, Mrs. Adelyn D. Breeskln, published that year, and Bon graphic arts; her influence has your shoelace, and the danger under the seat of the car—the Extra Living Space' For Fun... One highly placed source said been felt In Uie printmaking of meht to Interest everyone. Chief some $169 for toe school and Take such a slntoto matter dren ages 7 to 9 at the Library which Brown is "well fitted" consultant to the National Col nard had just turned to color Cromble said tosrt Is one man purchased a new card catalog as gun holsters, tor example here iq najcrow trouser cuffs. 10 miles In the opposite direction Saturday from 10:80 a.m. to Brown still has Prime kQnister and if he "can keep out of a ^ lection of Fine Arts. lithography. the present century.’ ’ If a Russian were to engage nine days before because she Harold Wilson’s full backing. in toe department who special- file. Few crooks ever use them, ap 11:80 a.m. Librarian Mrs. Hd- garish limelight for a month or In a forward to the excellent ises in firs photognqihy. Open- Volimteers arc needed to help patently unless they are inin a UtUe poUtioal assasalna- was preparing to move to Wash Phone 649-5405 en Horton will be the estorytel- Brown's blast Tit a beinquet BO, Mr. Wilson will be well ad catalog which reproduces all the tlon he would probably use a ington. Tuesday night—anoth# in a ser Ings exist tor men skilled In iirito the sale of books during vedved In gang warfare which FOR ler. •• vised to' move him quietly to Items in the show, Donidd H. fire laws, fire prevention, train- toe evening of toe PTA meet- demands a "fast draw.” .22 cahber automatic, 18 Inch Johnwahr took a week to de A special town meeting will ies of social blunders—was another office." Karshan, preiident of The Mu New England's Leading es long and 'with telescopic directed at his host Lord Thom ing and pommunlcattons. ing and during toe day to help But for plalnolotoes dicks, cide he liked hls former home be held at 8 p.m. tonight at the seum of GraiSilc All sums up TYaftib Control ProMomo the studmts in toe library. bodyguards and FBI men toe sights. This has been known to better, and then another two Hebron Elementary School. son ot Fleet. Mias Cassatt's Influence on oth Two-Year Professional hlU a polar bear. ROY and EARLE’S Apparently referring to a ser “This year toe department Voluntesfx are asked to con- holster Is an essential part of days to get back. Residents will consider a $0,- CAPSULE HISTORY er artists In the field of graph would Ukt to add a hmw dozen tact Mrs. Joel Cohan, Palmer equipment. Where the crime iBut one of the worst pistols Hls fur muddled and snarled 000 appropriation approved by ies of articles In Thomson’s Sun ics. School of day Times about Harold Philby, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — men interested In traffic con- Wapplng. writer comes a cropper Is in on the maricet Is the Russian with burrs and briars, he the finance board. Money will trol proUems at fires. These ------pooltionlng tho holsteT. Shr ex Stechkln APB, whtoh fires fully marched triumphantly through be used to purchase a four- the former foreign office man The Rev. Henry Browne, a FLOOR COVERINC who spied for the Russians for Catholic Action priest from New men would not have to tndn Manoliestor Evening Herald ample, If yoiu: FBI agent is automatic. Aooordlng to the the front door, hopped Into hls wheel drive truck to be used iLtONfL HAMPTON as often as regular firemen

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-■■'-A . A\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 SnTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TOURSDAY^ÔVEMBER 2, 1967 here. It .makes one îpraeUta U.S. Soldier, thair family and the oountry 2 Teens Charged in Dradl they live in,’ " Mrs. Bayne said. Bibitding Pmttks Assumed Dead Her sen knows, at least in Proposed Charter Changes TV-Radio Tonight general, of the bUam avenU Of Penn State For Last Month Is Recoveriiig that followed hU encounter with ■ FfULADBLPHIA (AP) — Molnee, lown frarinuui was Mat the boobytrap. "At first I Two teenaged youths were seen at bis dormitory Oct, it, Valued at $16,750 (OeollBned from Page Om ) thought it mmda him awfUUy Go to Board in December Televidon charged today with being whan ha told roommotas ha tins BuUdtaig permtto lamed by During the two attempts to re nervous," Mrs. Bayne said. going to btiy a pipe. Now ha U maldiM plana to re- Two-yeer, Hon-«toggei«d *«P0rt. «xpl«lnlnf thMr oppoal- rtconla of *li« Board BdOdtaig lhapeotor P ercy B. vive Bayne, before and after he ___ - o t John W. Green 6d. a Dataetivaa also koid WSdaaa Oook during the mooth of Oe- turn to college and become University of Pennsylvania day an antopsy riwwad Oraan ■seu~’“ was pronounced “dead," be de hUtory teahher, she said. rear Patrol tobar nuntoered fire artto a to freahman whose body was found was gtvan knockout drops sad rSm ^Snn^nn^r ^P* with a |8JK)0 value; Norman Troop leaders are In charge to get rid of Green’s body. University reported they had IS«Q Bualler-Briakley Army doctor familiar with the mallgr reported to the Board of The mandatory no-leaa-than- oMved by the eecretary of the Agents riding shotgun for Washington VIPs during official functions and parades hancaforth Dumsohat, Hendee Rd. pordi eaae. of the supper. Mrs. Everett Kel Charged specifically with been administered sleeping will have an easier time of It with two new convartlblas built to Secret Service specifications. on house, $280; Helen W. M ac sey, chairman, will be aalilated drugs In unusual circumstances Directora in December. one-mill capital improvement eoanl of Dlreotora. HiU doctor, who declined to being accessories after the fact The cars are equipped with raised gripping bars and U-toch running boards along the sides Donald, Hendee Rd., addKkwi to by Mr*. Chariea Covey, Mr*. In the area where Green was be The Charter Revialon Oom- appropriation would finance a Permitting governmental be idenfifled, gave much of the were James Hammell, 14, and and rear. Other features are transparent vinyl tope to allow scanning of rooftops, sliding rear house, $1,000 and Earl and Sar Uoyd Davidson and Mrs. Rich lieved to have been the day he mlaaion (CRC) had intended to portion of the Chipttal Improve- ^.^ft*, not expended in a fls- (ao)____ ^_____ credit to Bayne’s 61-year-old Vincent Myers, 16, both of Phil doors for entry while to motion, advanced electronic communication systems and public ad ( » ) News, Spotts, WeaUMT ah B. Palmer, Lakeside Dr., ard Harris. vanished. flle tta formal report' with the ment Program or would he ^ to be excluded from mother. Mrs. Bunla Bayne has adelphia. They were arrested Board of Directon at the lat- placed In the ReeerveTund for declared Oeneral Fund surpOus dress speakers. house extension, $2,000. Mrs. George Beiwche will be Wednesday night a* Green’s shoeless body tras Property Tranatera stayed at her son’s aide since he ter’* Tueaday ni|ht mMtliy but CapltUl and non-recurriAg ex- to be expended In,the ,*n- ^ endqdtoifafy when.tlie unlfloa^ arrived at Walter Reed in eariy In charge of members of the police sought information about found wrapp<»pped in a sleepiiig bag Vown Oounael John F.'Shea has pendltufes.'H may not hS tiaed'^ytog’year for the purpoee' ex- 1 V • dT* * Prapsiiar tnaaslars dwliig toi^ troop Vlho win be hoM hm * afiB file disposal of Green’s body. 'aiid cladT hi dungaihofe and k publishers agreed on a newtom-,. month o t October were about August. ruled that It muat first hold a for both. It must be one or the ppesaly provided in the grant. JL & O O F L llS P I ltC S LH t iO llT lt F y Truth or Oonaequraces serve the supper. Police said they were looking t-shirt. tract. nom ial wtto six tn a sfers Invclv- "He says the Lord brought November pubUe hearing, on a other. , , nils provlelon would apply ape- JT - •' Reeervattom close Monday for the other boy and also for Dist. Atty. Arlen Specter said The union and publtohers of MdBale’s Navy Ing houses and land and one tor him back froh Vietnam," said date to be deUrmlned. The propoeal foUows draftl^ cifhsaMy to state and federal ¥ ^ 0 0 0 0 0 The Cincinnati Enqulnr, a and may be made with Mrs. Stephan Weinstein, a tobacco the trunk in which Green’s body hiM SA’rCRDAX'il TV WEEK FOB OOMPUa* USnNOS l a ^ only. A amaH piece 'a t Mrs. Bayne. Last spring, when the CRC procedure recommended by gro„te for eehool projects and lU lC V fV C l TV Ik C l» morning paper, and the aft Frederick Burr, ticket chair shop operator believed one of was found was bought in ‘^ * land on Boston ran Rd. was add During the tour months Bayne held an informal public bearing John Brewer of the Connect!- ôuld provide a revolving fund. man, of 274 School St. Hekets the last persons who saw Green recent past" at a center city ernoon Post h Timea-Stor said by Reger E. and Shirley Stew was in Vietnam before he was -CRC chairman Donald Conrad Cut Public Expenditure Council Removing the restriction (Continued from Page One) are €d*o available from mem alive. store, by someone who inquired the contract calls for a wage In art to Harold K.' and toaballe wounded he wrote hU mother promised to hold a formal pub- (CPEC), to comply with state ,^,^ch placea a 20-year Itanlt crease for the photoengravers of Radio bers or leaders of the troop. Green’s body was fotmd .Tues whether it was watmrjôof. He Meanwhile, negotiations con- the union’s contract expired at K. Idiam . several letters. 11c bearing when the repgk CBtiatm to a major ?:§§ SS"?B2 rt^8uSrshow 7 :» David Brtnklw L e a f P k k o p 7:80 New»_of Uie .World IL Benjamin, Lo^ ran and Over M oney rSw «Jratttoig of the changes and ^ ot S to court and seek to have the mlunction that enjoined them to problem to egg marketing." A 12:00 O/iry qirart Hendee Rd. to Ernest 8. and WINV—Iff* 7s45I •j^^(3e»MrWa Leaves will be picked up Th^'cR C to recommending lo- ^ £>■«»««* ^0,* eaii^ totorest o^rs the tajunctlon overturned. the walkout over salary de- survey of supermarket custom- 6:00 News 7:80 Sing Along Nancy W. Underhill. 7:66 Bmpbaals tomoiTOw on the following them to the directors In Decern- ^he strike by the Independent mands. ers shows they prefer aqua- 5:16 SpMk Up Sports 8:06 Fop Ooneert Nursing Talks cal residency requirements . 6:90 Harry Reasoner 9:WNIghttM ^ ___ _ Manchester streets'. terest charge plus the highest Amalgamated Transit Workers A three-day photoengravers’ colored cartons, with Ph* a 6:S6 Speak Up Sporti 11:00 News. Weather Sports Twp thlks have been sched House Democrats Rip GIVE YOUR HOME "dui^ the term of ok H arfi^, until Thursday, Nov. ing a thin gain as it rebounded saying that "a descent as steep len from an auto Wtdnesday. for Everyday Elegance as this has been, in so short a Mrs. Pauline Cotbefii. Bast **^J?***i*P” !*S*!i’’^ hold a ^ e r dinner next spring, 16, 1967 at 10:00 A.M. and will from the biggest one-day slide Hartford law firm of Borden and It could not be determined The car was carrying samples in four months. Trading was ac-> time. Is usually followed by a Hartford; Jacqudlne and Thom Borden. The petition will be be publicly opened and read as. Fortier, ThompeonvUle. immediately whether Senate including gold and diamond powerful technical rally." turned over to Saul Seldman, at that time and place. Uve. Also, Mrs. Emmagene Good- Democrats would frilow the rings. __ _ _ _ The ticker tape ran late as Many Issues were unchanged. Save 10% Information for bidders, spc' sdl, NhgKra FaHs. N.Y.; Mrs. referee in bankruptcy. lead of- their House colleagues "c i^ S M t to m s «Hliui outnumbered losses from On Wednesday the Associated TiiHim Hebert, Somers; Bar and set up a separate finance Model U-60 Press average of 60 stocks lost Iff* available at the office of the start but not by very muc^ bara Lemdi, SO Wilson Lane, committee. toe Purchasing Agent. 740 Main Enough blue chips 4.0 at 812.8. 30% of Pulp Swedi^ But Donald NicoU, the Senate 4* X 8’ SHEET thkt the popular averages Rockville; Peter Lumbruno, 29 St., Bast Hartford, Conn. Foxcroft Dr.; Mrs. Deborah STOCKHOLM — Sweden has g r o u p '8 secretai^-treaaurer, * •ae right to reseed to re- “JamJIrig^wth stocks Lyon, Stafford Springs; DaidM said "I’m sure there will be We’ve made a special pur a large share in forest-products chase of this popular, au- Ject any or qll or p ^ of any ^hlch have been the sharpest McCarthy, 689 Main St.; Sper world trade. Thirteen per cent some soliciting and fund-raising ’tar ry Morway, Glastonbury; Mrs. purpose wood paneling so Angel cabinets are fammis all bids when such action is latest phase of the of the sawn timber, 80 per cent events put on by the commit that you can have the ele SoMa PaggloU, RFD 1, Bidton; for the elegant look ot au- deemed to bo In the best inter- y^p from the September of the pulp and 11 per sent of tee" next year. FAIRWAY gant look anywhere you want .tbentlc Colonial design and est_of the Town of East Hart highs did better than the gen Oaxvld Roix, Shat Hartford; the paper Is from Sweden. The new House grotqt is-ex- It. Now is the time to panel old-time Yankee craftsman Mrs. Claire Roy, RFD 8, Oov- ford. eral nm of stocks. that downstairs playroom— ship. That’s why we talked Town of East Hartford E.O. A a., one of the biggest entxy. we won’t be able to keep the the manufacturer into a John W. Torpey, gainers In the glamor group this’ Also, Mrs. Florence Spooner, price t ^ low when the pres special price tor thia month • Purchasing Agent SO Eva Dr.; William Trafton, ent stock is sold out. only, for our customera tndy. year, spurted 3 points. Occident Don’t mils it] al Petroleum added about 2, as Hijb Manor Trailer Park, Rock- SALES and STOCK did Raytheon and Control Data'. vUle; Mrs. Dorothy Wann, 116 General Motors recovered Falknor.Dr.; Kenneth Wilcox, POSITIONS OPEN holiday SAME LOCATION SINCE 1920 Glastonbury; Bradley Wojcoskl, NOTICE nearly a point of reqent losses. WE'RE NOT MOVING—WE’RE DffROVING PUBLIC HEARING Oains of e point or so were 25 Bliss St. Benefits: Flexible hours, Blue Cross and' Blue BOARD OF DIRECTORS scored by Boeing, General Elec BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son SU dd, onploye purchase discounts, pleasant work tric, X erox, U.S. Pypsum, and TOWN OF MANCHESTEai. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson, ing conations. High Style DRESS UP YOUR FAMILY ROOM WHH CONNBCHCUT Hunt Foods. IBM, International ’Telephone Broad Brook; a son to Mr. and APPLY IN PERSON AT cake WEYERHAEUSER. OR WELDWOOD 'Tuesday, November 7. 1967 Mrs. Joseph Nagel, 118 West S t; for your Bathroom The Board of Directors will and Harris Intertype were down a point or so. a aofi to Mr. and Mrs. Rayihoiid conduct a public scss'on Tues Kinggfian, U9 Clarii »t. South TOP VU.VE BEDElIPnON CENTER PREFINISHED PANEUNC Am erican Motors went to the A standard-sized medicine' day, November 7, 1967 from RqndMr; a daughw to Dr. aiul. 1145 TOiXAND TPKE.--MAMOHB8TBB 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Mu top of the nioet-actlve list early * cabinet'does not have to be- In the day when IL traded on a _ Mrs. Harold Hutauky, 804 Special While They Last — 40% OFF nicipal BuUding Hearing Room ordlnary looking. Choose one huge block of lOO.OW Shares, off ' Avery St, Wapping; a dau$hter tins to hear comments and sugges- It’s no secret. An Arlena Bno- to Mir. and Mrs. Henry Helne,-;^ with richly carved or sculp % at 10%. WEYERHAEUSER WBLDWOOnD, ' Uons from the public. Opening blocks included: Thro coats lots more than s 42 OoBoord Rd. tured mirror frame to re ( FO R B 8TO LO Future sessions will be held Benguet, off % at 6% on 14,- snow shovel. It should. It does Also, a daughter/to Mr. and • hovo jiitt ''rt-. place a plain builder model— AUTCMIf FBCAN the first Tuesday of each month much more. For one thing, a S E L E C T and 000 shares; American Telephone Mrs. James Viola, jUS Bldridge cthftd on oxctltiit you’ll be astonished at the from 9:00 a.m. to 11 a.m. in 2-stage Ariens cuts through n a t u r a l c h e r r y . . , off % at 60% on 18,600; Occl- after-bllssard drifts quickly, de- a t; asoft to Hr. and Mrs. PMer )CtltcHoR of sm ol,. difference it can make tor toe Municipal Building Hearing Petroleum, up 2% at 107... pendably. Takes on any type Hudaoo, Montauk /Pr., Vernon; as little as $11.98 Room and the third Thursday on 10,(X)0; Pan American —World .. _ clears it easily. An a son to M r. and 1 ^ . John R og mtdluiii, and Io t m $10^5 of each month from 6 :S0 p.m. unchanged at 23 ?4on Ariens 8no-Hiro gives you a ers, $n Spruce St )SiM holiday coekit^ 4 * x i’ 6* X 8' to 8:80 p.m. in the Town Ooun- 7 soq. and RCJA, off % at 62% on feeling of poweiv-a way of put- $20.95 sel’s Office Muntcipal jtfng Old Man Winter in his d is c h a r g e d TiETERDAY: rins. thoM tlns fiBtd Building. A technical rally was antlcl- place. All Ariens Sno-Hiros Mrs. Barltaa BurgMo, 17 Trot- ^wilh honwiliadt fa-^ John I. Oarstde Jr. tw 8t.: Rbeal Richard, I$H P..M by B«b. . Ob, which '"ZSf.JSrSvJCS voritas, makt QUALITY—m E BEST ECONOMY OF ALL' Secretary added that they feel the mar- Woodhridge S ti M rs. JudUh SPECIAUZING IN ^fkoughffid gifts as^ Bosird of Directors, ket to headed for a test o* fj** j,p j ’ jjp 7 hp engines are Vanny, Btanrs;. Kps. Jtdto ¥c- THIS WEEK'S Manchester, Conn, 880a u i./..,.zone inIn the Hh> Downnnivn industrials. wlntcrlsad for dapandahlc get-__. Auley, 46 Pleasant 8t ; KaUi- r PRE-TEEN, TEEN Ika tins ora sovod at Manchester, Con Other market observers also up-and-go performance. NEW! I) teen KttM, .WUlbnanfic; James ifor many yt ors, ond^ tois 27th day o f Octo- anticipated a rebound. James LOC?K-OUT DIFFERENTIAL! Datoy, 80 Banedlet Dr., DOOR BUSTER Dines sent a telegraphic warn- Standard on Models 10M-6D, ping; Ml*. Mondra l■aRtaBey, JUNIORS ' ovt many hoi» 10M-7D. Available for Models. »hbM innt dong wMi^ IS Dartmouth Rd.; Ralph" War MANCHESTER The atgft of lOM-6 and loM -6. Why don’t ing, East Hartford; John chnrishnd rntmorii B E im zo m iy i you. too. gat a lift out of Ilf* Lagatilt 409 B. Middle T{dM.; with a. new 1968 Arlena Sno- Mrs. Chtherine Allan, EaM Hart- CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES iof Ifcn Ikoiirttfiil-i IW.G.GLENNEY PBOfeosloiial Thro. foM . noM of tht gfft. dealer who TANKS Akw, Jamas Havan% 81 Ib r- 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 axoells in Mon., Tue*., Wed., Hnirs. t . THE OiO-Y SHOP IN THE ABBA C O a 6 A.M. to 5 P.M. ■Kan R d.; Max Smola, 169 Ly* PBCêaslonal Fri. 8 AJd. to 6 PJi. daU a t ; Andrew Ferrelm , j OACTUNO TO THE TEBNiACffB bbdi stoiea open tlinr*. A ' •' > and'^ eapaWe 2 n . n . 7 9 Sat. 8 AM. to IS Noaa Thonpacoville;/ Joseph Jones, M . olgh to tin 7 . 3 , 3 6 seirêe,ndvlee 94 Mestine Rd., Vernon; Gtoiy * sai TALOOTTVnX* RD — BOCT* 86 and piodnpts. B og. M.19 oMh l y iu r i^ , WUUmaiitlc: Suaan VISNON, CONN. NORTH MAIN STREET \ Haitstoin, Df-i ^ s t - ‘ two laeattoas— lim ited 1 rlcia Kelly, V ^ y Cbvle, Rook- OPEN FRIDAYS UNUL 8:30 * EQUIPMENT OORP. OOLONIAI. SHOmMO cnN O B downtown mnnehester Serty, No MaH or BO0TE at, VBKNON, CONN. *vlUe; April Lane, U Wlndemere ELLINGTON r. - GLASTONBURY ■sent 1$A Daily ' * V 1 nnd enat middle tpke. r n t t - i m AT*.. RootorUle; Hugh BMok, In MaadMoter CaB Baterpriaa F m m iigtoo; John Hutton* 28 Tkakn. * Friday NIghta oatfl • PJIR \ BUILDING MATEIUAL>-LUMBBR—ÛEL ’ 1966 Benton St; Rose Staudt 18» n6-MM Omrge AeceealaWeljl^ Loomia St; Terry Cummings, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 PAGE N I N E n n E I f BCANCHE3TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 ? a q « m G B T B E N

THE Soccer Slate Used Poor Judgment in.Seventh Series Game Pairings have been made Packer Jinx on Line ier Friday’s seoead rmaid at JVFL Honors Herald Atif^le action in flie OIAC State Soooer Toomainents. Bar Maacliester mph Cacee E A R L Y O S T For Colts on Sunday Sli«les HIgli of ftaiteort at Lion Rookie Sal Maglie Blasts Williams teorto U ltor Wncoz Tech in Meriden in DETROIT (AP) — Lett! Barney, the Detroit UclBob Jeter and Orr, out since the first game League. Barney, a rookie ftom in the. seventh World Se kept quiet long enough ... I w as O tp tM M ," MagUe said. He eald because of this he 11 o’clock also. This Turkey 1960e, also said he "m ay be all ' when they dumped Vince Lom- Lee Roy Caffey turned Inter- with a idioulder sepcu'atlon, and Jackson, Miss., State not only ries game and later lacked don’t like being stepped Herb Adderley The last meeting of the two expected to return to help out six pass interceptions. Ho has made Ms comments to a tele game when Boaton right-hander "I’m stlU waiting,” the form MagUe also questioned toe 10:80. The Slst edltkm of the Football League had two fine and a recovered fumble and clubs came on a Saturday after- Willie Richardson, John Mackey Man to Beat H on ored leased from toe hoepital. returned two of them for touch phone Interview published to Jim Lonborg was pounded by er pitching great /uUd. "H e’s Mrtog of a former catcher, Dar Road Race is also scheduled to publicists this past season In rolltd up a 42-27 margin on Paul noon In mid-December last sea- and Alex Hawkins. downs. get______oft__ the mark Thanksgiving „ „ Bob Bleiler and Bill Brannlck Homung’s big ^five-touchdown son. Once again It was Zeke Joe Don Looney Is reported OAKLAND, evaUf. (AP) — In Honolulu The latest honor tor Clem Dan The NFL career record for morning at 10:80. The twon’s ^ho saw to It that results of the day to win both'regular season Bratkowskl doing the Job after back home In Texas after being touchdowns on pass Intereap- big enough for both promotions games were turned In for pub- games In 1966. Starr was Injured, and the waived out of the National Foot- iels, the Oakland Raiders’ ver- Mexico City’s Two Tearns with Title Hopes Qay satlle halfback, is American tlons is six, held by Oreen Bay’s but both atartlag at dis sam* -Ucattbn. When the two team s .wound up P ack ers won 14-10. -WiUie DavU b^jl League by Washington. Joe Yale Coach Worried Jolting Sm has been making the Brewer CftfHM - amatwr Footbafl League OffiOffensive Pliy- Herb Adderiy.' _ time are bound to hurt the , the ’66 season in a tie for the saved the day with a Elevation Dne tas to rounds from New York to BalU- honors Into today s start of the g, ^je Week for hisI perform- Lions' Coach Joe Schmidt, a Clash at UConn Saturday* other. WesternW OBLOA 4l Conference W UVlOy title, UUCbl quar- * MbVdVAO tackle UlClb that AUA6JWA forced WlUbOO Unltas IV AV1A8140 AAVH* A wa S% aw ■ F«i BM AAA »Y ii ^ _J A. rttoMe himself, thought Barney Short Stuff terback Bart Starr was hurt on fumble on the Oreen Bay nine more to Detroit to Washington $100,000 Ha a “ *®® *” Sundays 61^ victory To Add Time will be toe flankerback. Crisp and now back home ... The tournament at his favorite over the San Diego Chargers. had good potential when he About Hill and Tully Connecticut and New Hamp Liatest report from the NBA the first Oreen Bay scrimmage with a minute to play. showed up at preseason camp ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) shire, each entertaining hopes has caught 26 passes to tie Joey Here ’n There on Toby Kimball is that the play but the Packers won it 18' And next Sunday? Redskins are expected to pick ®®Ji^_*. In the same game Clem be- Brewer carded a 69 that In- came the first AFL player to but said the flashy speedster’s Here’s the way the rival head coaches in Saturday’s — Tests by two Albuquerque for a flrst-iriace finleh in toe Bettencourt of the '62 eleven in former UOonn star played 67 10 In 18:89 of sudden death over- The Packers are coming off a Up Chuck Mercein, cut by the Big, Julie Larese of Bristol, eluded a 82 on the back nine reach a career rushing mark of chances of making the first Yale-Dartmouth Ivy League football game at New Ha physicians on top American Yankee Conference, clarti at this department. minutes In the first seven time on Don Chandler's second tough game Monday night at St. New York Olants.* who used to bring some top Wednesday of the 7,000-yard, o^qoo, surpassing the Chargers' string were "pretty slight. ven feel. Kickoff will be at 1:30 with at least 60,000 ex swimmers show that Mexico Storrs in a Parents’ Day foot New Hampshire comes to games with San Diego and scor flight* basketball teams Into par-72 Waialae course. He won Lowe, who now has 4,047. "That’s one of the most diffi pected. Oty's 7,300-foot elevation could ball game Saturday, at 1:80. Storrs with a football eleven that Manchester, has been reelected ed 19 points for a 2.9 game add time—one to two seconds the first HawaUan Open over After a rough start In pro ball cult spots in football , to play,” he lacks something in experi With 2-1 Yankee records, each is running a trifle ahead of toe president of the New England average. He picked off 28 re- the course in 1966 and last year the 220-pound Daniels took his added Schmidt. "It takes time OARM OOZZA (YALE) per 100 m eters—to their per has a chance to catch up with building program engineered by Baaketball Assn. The group bounds . . . RockvUle High had en ce. form ances In the 1968 O lym pic tied with BUly Casper for sec- latest honor csUmly, remarking to learn, a UtOe longer than the "I’m somewhat worried right “ Unfortunately, we’U be miss front-running Massachusetts (8- second-year Head Coach Joe couldn’t have picked a better * special program made up for Gam es. ond place. that the game against San Die- other positions. There aren’t too now about halfback Calvin HUl ing Sam Faber, our rover back. 0) which has a Durham dhte Yuklca. The Wildcats have a man. . .Capacity of Yale Bowl the Manchester Hlgh-Rockvllle Dr. Roy Goddard of toe Love Arnold Palmer, one of the co- g© Just might have been the many that come to to their fint and defensive tackle Paul Tul He Injured a knee against Har- with New HampsMre two weeks 4-1 record. They also havs one lace Foundation and Dr. Fran In New Haven Is 70,892 and with last Saturday which was favorites with Brewer and Cas- third ‘Iperfect” game of his life. y«W **** P^®*y B." ly. Both have been doing an ex 'vard and is probaialy out for from now and plays Vermont of New England’s most exciting cellent Job for us, but received cis McGUl of toe University of a break from the weatherman ^ • * * per, pUed up a 79 to the pro doubt If there are many pro Barney has done it and held toe season. Jon Nlstad wUl ro- at home on Saturday. players In tiny (6-6 and 140) that figure may be reached Sat- Rocl^lle, Incidentally, has six am, Including a flubbed sand backs who can say they've had ou h> the Job for seven games. ankle Injuries against Cornell. New Mexico, who made exten Connecticut hopes to regain Bill Estey. TMs clever operator lUace Mm. sive studies on effects of alU- urday when Dartmouth’s In- coaches working the Rams, v trap shot. But no one was-count- many perfect days," he said. He Isn’t the flamboyant type I’m not certain of toelr status "Hank Pauloon, one of our Its winning ways after a disap has scored tore* touchdowns, tude on swimming perform dians Invade for a bia Iw more than Manchester.. . ing him out when the bell rings '‘I’ye had two where- I felt I of comerback like one of his at (Ms point, but I sure hope offensive tackles, always is out pointing performance against running back punts fo r 87 and ances, say that their predictions League m eeting. *When ®'cgan, RockvUle High today. had a complete game to vdilch predecessors on the Lions, Dick they'll be able to play Satur weighed and always gives us a Davidson, here, last week. The 86-yard score* and a kickoff for I .Tohn P ilnclpal, reported R on Cour- day. They mesui a lot to us. are nearly paralleled by per UConn’s sophomore end John Casper had 71 to the pro am, i did everything right. One was (Night Train) Lane, who, as a good performance. We like to Huskies, with a 2-8 overall re 96 yards. noyer has enlisted In the Air "For the time being, I'd like formances by U.S. swimmers In Krist grabs another pass. No. m - tt j . . ^ as did defending cham pion Ted a 32-17 loss to Houston to 1962, rookit, set the NFL stogie sea think of Mm as one of toe bet cord will attempt to snap 4-1 Force for tour years. He added (AP Fbotofaxi to keep all our boys awake. last month’s Pre-Olympics In Makalena of HawaU. and the other was a game to son record of 14 interceptions. ter blockers in toe cotmtry. New HampsMre’s three-game M. hell break the record held ^ coveting schools TWI8TEIL—Tommy Ha'wkins of the Lakers tries a twisting shot under the They’ve been going through ex toe Mexican capital. Top score for the day, with a i964. You know, I can’t even Opposing pass receivers 'and 'We know Yale moves toe ball win streak. Doc Blanchard ^ ^ Saturday -^ ch ea ter ams and they’re a mighty tired Goddard believes there should handful of the players out, was remember who that waa rival benches ride Barney with hoop but the long arm of Willie Reed o f the Knicks blocks the ball and team- but their showing hasn’t sur Oocush John T oner o f toe hom e ng the 1962 ^ ^ n . B ettencourt r ^ kvIUc - spilt the pro- bunch. be extended conditioning at alti 67 by Tommy Aaron, the slen- against." the traditional Jibes directed at matM Emmett Bryant (7) and C&zzie Russell waits for rebound. prised me. They have some boys _ team plans a couple of changes Off to Vietnam is thyame »tUe g:^ who later operaW "Dsutmouto is better on de tudes similar to Mexico City der, bespectacled Oeorgian who By a perfect game, Daniels rookies, but, unlike Lane, he that can play anyatoere. You played soi^ftoe ball as a flank- expenses... UtUe Tom Us fense than it was a year ago. before swimmers Mmpet'e'l» Ms starting defensive U n ^ NEW YORK (AP) — Felix er back with the Manchester has a history of leading golf explained that he meant one to doesn’t respond, have to discount that loss to there. Foddard and McGUl, who 8National football league at- looking toward the future if these -boys are imablo to play. East Catholic will also be on Ronnie Zem aitls 189-339, Nancy had lost seven AU-Ivy players, ments critical of the league, the T t lOOKing lowara tn again this weekend. The Royals’ game to a row, breaking toe over Seattle at toe outset and Celebrates the New Automotive playersuiBjrorB and tuiu gamentuiiv UUIUUUB.offlolals. HDHe t* ^ «»*•»» p a s t ” express- Wlggto ---OO— will------find— himself in the road’ meeting Pulaski High ^®“®® Colla 133, Helen And Did Gel Tackling Job including most of our offensive ■■■■•■ G allagher 128, Clara Truem an shooting suffered mlghtUy with- game open to toe fourth quarter never was headed to toe game coached Princeton to thi Ivy ed Coach Dave Wiggin____ of «>mewhat of a bind. of New Britain for a HCX3 clarii. NEW YORK (AP) — Brash Dave Grayson didn't mind mov backs...... the 1967 season. After seven 346, Shirley Hampton 343, Nala- out Mm. LeAdlng 60-48 at half- with eight straight points when involving expansion teams, "What we didn’t count on was League three seasons before tu.. *nrr the Manchester High Indians. Tom Crockett will be back In Pulaski is undefeated and rat- ing over to make room to Oakland’s defensive backfield for flashy time, toey took nine minutes toe score was tied'106-108. Jim John Block’s 31 potots sparked . , . _ .. , , . „ weeks and 66 games, the NFL full acUon after recovering from lie G eidel 126. U».t a good number of playen Center in Our fxpnnded Peekskill Store! joining the pro ranks this fall. . . ^ The Red and White are pre- ed one of the best in the state. WUlle Brown. But when Brown got hurt, Grayson riiowed he and 10 seconds to get their first King of San FVanctsco and Dave toe Rockets, who broke a six- injuries. would come through as toey W ethers- Coach CUff Dehiers of the Ea hadn't forgotten how to do Ms old Job. .< field goal to toe third quarter. Bing of toe Pistons each had 82 game losing skein. A1 Tucker ^ football wUl ^ ytog for S^SaSnl^^'to m So far this season Mhnehes- P1NNETTE8 — Rae Hannon have. r j ûb e eiyosure Sunday vrtth attendance record of 6,m,- Saturday to m eet Weth gles is hoping for an upset, Ipoki ------Grayson intercepted three In all, toe Royals got Just 12 potots. ltd toe Sonlca with 28. ersfleld High at 1 :S0 in a CCIL ter has ta llied up 103 points tog for the second win of the 182-460, M eredith H enry 176, “The pleasantest surprise has ^bleheêrs from both the ojg ^ .g^ ^ i06-game passes and shared to the bulk of been toe fuUback, Dave Boyle. clash. while the Eagles have netted season. East is 1-4 for the year. B arbara G oddard 178, D ot P eter NFL and AFL slated to be gchedule last season... Also at Neibraska Latest his 11 tackles after moving from He’s not very Mg, only 168, but mu mju X XU xu. potots agstost thelp oppon- RockvUle High' Rams, on a son 181, D olores Dzienis 180-466, Ckmference Leaders Top performance at beamed by televUlon channels jhg halfway mark: In the first Tlw Tril» got together this Both teams are 3-3 over- free safety to comerback at ‘My Name Is Hm Thorpe he’s done a conaUrtently fine winning spree, after taking the Janet Keener 17IS-46S, Jean Burn- AMHERST, Mass. (AP)— taU^M ea. .tacasejôumlwed gg games, the home team, has week and had a pow wow ^d ^jh Manchester one step Offensive Leader halfUme to Oakland’s 61-10 vic Job, Last year he was only a last three_ _ gam _ es,— wiU _ be ibus- Kravontka 470, It, ole Major Hoople picked both won 26 times, the visiting team has been rejuvenated with some ^ g ^ j m the (XTL standings at tory over San Diego last week. Halfback Bill Estey of New reserve quarterback on J toe Ing to Wto<^r High to face'the Wanda Kaselauskas 489, Ginger Hampshire and fullback Brent Rockville High and Penney High 26 times and there haw been of Wlggto’s potion LSD. (Let’s swnamgs ar NEW YORK (AP) —Nebras He was named the American Complete FootbaU Player Junior varsity. L O W PRICE! V of East Hartford to win to their five ties. In inter-conference Survive Defense). Providing Warriors at 1:30 to a CTVC en- Yourkas 482. Linda Sullivan 182- ka is the latest to lead the na- FootbaU. League’s Defensive Kaufman of Rhode Island share "Another reserve quarterback, games with Manchester High pjay, Uie West has won nine Biose Injuries are healed from Wethersfield has won its last counter. The Rama are 3-3 for Marion Gordon 460, Jo Mal- Uon’s major-college football Player of the Week today by top honors as this week’s top two starts, while Manchester Uie season. Spirits are very ♦ this one up from toe frertiman and East Catholic High respec- the East has won five, and there hart week the squad should be teams to total defense, it was The Associated Press, Gifted Fellow at-Hofstra Yankee <3onference offensive squad, has been Just tremeiv DELUXE has dropped Its last two, leav- high after, they shutout Man------tively. . .The Major’s crystal have been two Ues. Twenty-four r«ady and on the warpath to disclosed today with the release A regular comerback for the football performers. dous. Remember Ms name ball sees both local teams bow- games have been decided by ®o*Bp the Eagles, tog the Indians as the under- Chester in an upsfet last week- VILLAGE CHARMERS —Bu- of the defensive statlsUcs. Raiders the last two seasons. HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) — Thorpe a key to Ms office so he Estey's touchdowns on a 94- —Bob Mlakar. He’s reaUy quick tog again this Saturday. . .Mike seven potots or less, inniinMpg The loss to Rockville last Bos*- end. \ san M orhardt 181-364 The Oomhuskers, the fourth Grayson switched to free safety He has raced against Olympi could study—and sleep—at yard kickoff return and an 88- la our leading receiver and has MUD & SNOW Landolphl at Bolton High re- five Ues, two one-point games, weekend was a first to many pacesetter to the past six this year as Brown moved Into ans, run pass patterns against night pushed Hofstra. A sebo- yard punt runb8u:k sparked toe done a fine Job returning punts. ports Ms soccer team Just miss- six three-point games, six four- ways. It was a first Ume a weeks, have yielded an average his old spot. And he was enjoys professional defenseman Spider iarsMp was arranged through W ildcaU to a 21-13 victory over "S tev e L uxford, oinr captain, Blaekwillt Only ed qualifying for the State CX)AC pointers, two six-pointers and ^*88**' team has dropped two of 166.3 passing-rushing' yard- tog the switch, Lockhart, tutored ghetto young Operatkm NOAH (Negro Oppor previously unbeaten Northeast doesn’t have great speed, but Class C Soccer Tournament with three seven-pointers. games back to back atooe be Hoople Has Message for Santa, age to six games. Georgia Is "When I get more nerve,” he sters and studied at nigbt to a tunities At Hofstra.) Then ern. Kaufman ran for 111 yards you couldn’t kslc more of Mm. ______came to MHS. It marked the second 'with an average yield of said, "I’ll go for more- passes. lawyeris deserted office. Thorpe visited toe coaches’ cf- and scored twice as the Rams He’s a smart runner and very first Ume Manchester has been 168.2 yards followed by Tulsa, There’s more acUon at free He Is also one of toe most flee, defeated B ucknell, 27-7. reliable. BrasiUs 187-186—400, Frank Me- shutout since he took the coach- complete football players Hof- He wasn’t eligible to play last 6S0 13 Bad News for UCLA, Colorado last week’s leader, with 169.0. safety. You get a chance to “Our quarterback situation Is PLUS 1.80 Bowling N am ara 160-800, Tony M artoelll ‘ “ S role. It w as the first m eet- tackle more. Stick your head to stra ever had. He walked Into year so he became a redsMrt. Former major league souto- in good toape. Gene Ryzewlcz PH ). EX. TAX By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Syracuse, has compUed toe 8PIOE —Tina M Jtolowsky 129 148-384, A rt Johnson 139-876, tog o f the two schools In 16 So. Gallfomla 29, Oallfomla 16 best defense against rushing; a th ere." \ \ toe coaches’ office at Hofstra The coaches wanted toelr line- pow star Waraen Spohn finished Is a fine natural atolete and —866,* Ethel Harris 127, Vivian Jerry Smith 872, Fred McCurry und It was only tmrd Father of the Belly Series Boston GoU. 14,, Cincinnati IS Instead of Ms head, Qra^Xto two summers ago and an men to practice tackling so he’s made toe switch from half e Dynamic traction, with extrn-wide, mere 46.6 yard average for six last with Tulsa to too eastern dl- extra-deep tread for lots of “go" Sheldon 180, Barbara Wentworth 362, Carl Bolin 876, Ed Bujauclus H?*® yearo roachlng that Egad, friends, would you be Wm. A Mary 24, atodel 8 stuck Ms hands to there against nounced, "Hello, my name la toey told Thorpe to run stndght back in good style. BUI Koenig, games. Georgia has put togeth 'vlslon of toe Pacific Coast and quick, safe stops 128 —848, Owen Steeves 127 — 166-884, Charles W helan 866, W lggto tlUrd l i i ^ lieve that ______after this Saturday Georgia Tech IS, Duke 10 er toe best defense against for San 'Diego quarterb^k JMm Jtoi Thorpe. Pd Uke to play ahead, never mind that sidestep League tots year, Ms first as a sophomore,. Is stnmg and business. So Thorpe ran into toe e Heavy duty 4 ply nylon cord con 8 8 6 . Fred Poudrier 148-186—380, season. W l^n has tlW! record there will be only 41 shopping Holy Cross 21, VUIanova 14 ward passes, a 63-ya:^ average Hadl. The three toterceptlons^^ football fcM' you." has a good arm, but, of course a m anager. struction virtually eliminates blow Prank C alvo 180-877, Andy ^ “ " ‘ B C hristm as? I trust Georgia 24, Houston 22 for six games. one half matched Ms total num "Sure,” assistant coach Pete next tackier with Ms knees, Ms Purdue SO, Illinois 7 elbow s and Ms entire aouL. .The outs KAYCBE— Stan H lltoski 2(H, Lanoureaux 186-887, Hank Mar- oertadnly doesn^ want _ tsk-tek — Santa has passed The University of Texas St El ber of steals to each of the last Tate flgiued, "And my name Is one now. the word to my zillions of ad- tackier fell over backwards. e Whiroer quiet ride under all driving M ario F rattaroll 210, Stan Zat- tyn 146-389, Joe D lB ella 162-887, Indiana 26, Wisconsin 21 Paso shows toe best punting two seasons. Betur B ryant.” Wethersfield Is a tough club herents that, I don't need any Minnesota 16, Iowa 7 "He’s done a great Job to ev conditions at any speed kowskl 207, N ick Cataldo 200. Charles V arrick 166-884, R o cco mark, 44.1 yards encompassing Ironically, Grayson felt the But toe handsome young man with some big linemen and a ties this yuleUde! Kansas 26, Kansas S t., 18 ery way,” says heed coach* s Stability even at high s p O ^ Lupacchlno 864, A1 Omelchuk 33 punts to five games. Houston switch to free safety would give to too doorway was really fine quarterback to BUI Platt. .x , x x . _,x W. V irginia 14, Kentucky 10 _ Howdy Myers, unoharacteristl- through qiecial tread doign Y LEAGUE—Ken Seaton 166- 186-366, P ete A ceto 360, E d Bur and Louisiana Stote are tied for ® better riiot at totercep- named Jim Thorpe. TMs boy can throw well and cally turned on by a sophomore. WHITE WALLS ADD 2.00 412, Don Carpenter. 148-400, Pete bank 860. long. Mtttog Ms recovers. A ^»™8pondent had enough ^wUng (li^n 87, MArshaU 16 “ cond w itottT tleattoc do anything adiore I ooidd get 7-1 to league play. GUARANTEE .00 The veteran goaUe Mcked out . O n ly East CatooUc High ftolahed what’s to the cards for those „ killed. The only tone I got to In the only other ABA game, '775x14, ^ 27.18 2 4 1 two thriUtog contesto. RookvlUe 26, Windsor------0 40 shots Including 17 to the first ^® WHITI WALL! ONLY fifth to the standings with 168 Vietnam, we fonied some gims PlttSbuigh came from brtitod Wethersfield |4, Manchester 8 period and registered Ms S2nd plMS te lvn, two points a ^ tory over Denver. Barry tie- (•rdltaa oi Oma ar aillMSa. azalaat 855x14 2 748 244 by PlatovlUe High with 78 potots. toe Statca” maonlactnrar'e Otfaeii tad all road 150% more traction See our complete line of dothing and aooeesoriee Jim Peragallo flMahOd 18th best to the contestants, we fore players scored for Toronto with Detroit, to exUm<^ bowltx, with 19 points, and three goals Inside of -flwe their unbeaten s t e f^ sight at Aijimugh rumors of Ms dsato ‘ haMrOb Orta, tealtta, ManwietA m . . even on glare ice. 775x15 27.88 243 for the begtmiei|ôr the experienced skier,. . . the only East runner among the see Southern Chdlfomla tarn- ' Thorpe felt Charisy WOUams, with 16, ale. • Teed Nfuned ^ oxfggeratrtl. r" m r k t a toe Pipers’ late raUy to * ^ 3^' Wa wU at our aeUae rtpair M at a t * difference that top 20 Individuals, who along ing the neighboring California minutes midway"•7 throughUX.VUSU ’ the “'l.S Oriand **!*^ Kurtenbach ^ ® ****'^ and Bod obarat or raplaoa It ahtrgiaz aob 845x15 2 7 4 1 243 with the top e l^ teams are Bears, 29-10, and Ole Miss , PHILADELPHIA (AP) pink second period snapping a soor^ vlrS Hr tba aOMUt al Irtad wars. ped: eI TAX could save a life. eligible to compete to the State climbing up to the ratings by Teed of Windsor, Conn., is the less Oe. p ^ ^ tito BOBO AND FRIEND—John LaBretoque and Caro SPORT wMpptog a strong L.S.U.* elev- PMladelpMa PMllles’ new base-"^ other NHL acUtm Wednes- to^ tMid peiw a ^ e lyn CKelly, one of the most talented and unusual Meet at 11 o’clock Saturday at ...... ' _ ...... " ...... ' • ■' ' "i""" SHOP Stanley Park to New Britain. en, 27-18. ball scout tor the New Engird «lay. expansionUt St. Louis Z Z L r ______sood tor toe Plpera with MjQstots. comedy acts in world of ice show bu sin g are area. Teed, who managed Ogar- locked Boston 6a, PitUbuigh Peragallo was a consistent Now on with the forecast; featufed in the all new and suroriamgdy different MANCHESTER t -I 145 TOLLAND TPKE. $a LI: NIO. THRU SAT. runner all season for the locals A n n y 28, A ir F o rce 7 ’ tanburg, S.C., to the champion- dropped Minnesota 4-1 and New *“ “ “ *“* ^6 riiots flawlessly. en MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Ice Capades m '68 coming to the Eastern States gaining two firsts, five seconds Alabama 16, Miss. St. 7 sMp of the West Carolina T’ork blanked Callfomla'lM. ^ Ho alntoot didn’t got to Bof-c (Coliseum, West Sprtogfield,. Mass., Nov. M . Tfick- Ws Rtssrvs Ths Right Ts Limit Quintitiss ^3, Wilbur Crois Parieway OPIN LATI IV Iuf NIRIIT NUM of toe last U American and one third to regular sched A risona 26, New M exico U League last season, will replace. Bx-Briito Ron Stewart led St. Gary Collins, an all-Natktial t stra. Ken XioUoy, toe Manhas- 2*yMLTH)ld cbMinplMi^tiorMMi m s eta will ^ sold in Manchedter Friday, Nov. 10 at OPiN ^ NIGHTS fill 9 uled meets. The Blast sqiiad was Arkansas 18, Texaa ARM io John (Paddy) OottreU, who waa I^xds past Boston with a pair of Fbotball Leagub «dwlce at end, aet Uwyer who bad piMbed Jim to The Garden State otakes. M arlow's. undsfeated during the dual meet Aubura 81, F lorida 14 asaigned to the Southern (Salt- goals to the first period as the also does the punting tor the Brawn on Byraouao and gave season. JIM PSBAGALLO ' .B aylor 81, T.O.U. .19 fonlia area. "”' Blues sooted their first vlotocy Cleveland Browns. f’n ■V. 1

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OH^-AH Call Mr. Richardson 28 Poker stake 43 Metal • IM7 by Uehed Peetoff-J tributor. Fork-Uft experi chieftains 17 Peaceful qee9Mea_or " W a t Affa" m tahea over tko t*eaa m a kltdiana, roofing, elding, gen K o N/,VNTH AFEV? ao Annual Income, U "R 'aa------of 29 Malt brew 44 Extinct bird 1-249-0681, fo r Appointm ent ALLY OOP RY V. T. RAMI.fW 4 Feminloa "•* “• CoFiBAT eral rejtoto wwk. Financing ence desirable. Ideal work in France mine" 31 Latest raUMms la ttam for the ALTERWION9.WH ing conditiona. Ckx>d salary. NOT MINE. BV YEZZIR, AN* OUEEN 21 Auricle 23 PoUto (coU.) 33 Flavor . suffix avallablo. No down payment. >OUR WOMB! RAN O ff 47 Recent (comb, *'***^j.*y‘- ^ * M y ** ** reopoaelhio tar oaljr ONIS laeor- TTNPTHEOLP wnw \ouR w r apons? SADFRVf MV UMPA VtA8 LEADIN' 73 One who (suffix) 24 Diminutive of 35 Achieve Bocoomy BuUdon, Ino. 84S> THE CONNECTICUT 6 day week. Vacations. Ex t NEVER HEARD OF WIFE KNOWS •BM.A-VMAVIN' VOUR at Ancient Matthew 40 Flat-topped form) y- root or oailMed taoartloa (Or m a aaverttoaoMat aai i^ v SAIT BOX- ! MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. cellent benefits. BETTERW1 0 BIO MIAR CLUB/ Unsdom in 25 Hodgepodge hills 45 Crafted (her.) to the eataat ot a *TBake n S 6 r Im m IIiil a n e n wUetMto eiw. SUCH NONSENSE/ SO Creak letter MONKEY WnH (Bib.) 26 Arch 41 Lock ot hair aot leeaoh oivertloaaMat vrU aot bo eometod 140 Carden St., H artford MY s t u f f ; as "What do you 1 1 15 rr bjr **mabo gootr *------“ - 4UAUTT Oarpantry—Rooms, ------bythatT" 1 r " r S r r dormora, pordiaa, baaamante, RADIO & APPLIANCE 'a? Taxi 30 Etiolated plant IT” li U retintohad, eafainats, buttt-ina. formica, aluminum, vinyl, DISTRIBUTORS, INC. ERROR IN 32 Pharmaceutical M^2711 CARPENTER — experienced, decoction IS It If S75-3136 steel, eeramo aiding William steady work, top wages. Call f t $TRArE6 Y i 34 Caused to slope meehvme, to n Hmo) RohMna Oarpantry Barvim. 95 Leggett St., E. Hartford 35 Came at cards II u after 5:80, R.E. Miller, BuUd- 36Meel and------64944M. er, 649-1421. 528-6681 37 Have on, as H OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WHLIANS apparel ADDmONN, romodeltng, gar- WINDOW CLEANER wanted, 30 Equal n w TM IU Rtaehiig Oar JUNtiiittr? agaa, rao rooma, bathrooms tull-Ume, top wages, fringe An Equal Opportunity 40 Liquefy E m ployer 1 KNOW WHATWXJKIPJTHIWKOPMY V 41 Small child 16 tUed, kttdtene remodalad, ce benefits. Call 649-6384. COOKINO, SO tM OOIMS TO HAYB TOUR 42 Aulitants M-Hoir Aiswtriag StnrlM ment work, oallar floors, pat- Schoote and Clouot 33 Hdp Hnip Wantnd— AAOTHBR OVaRSRE TH* JOB THIS TIMB/ 4SCr information call Hart Several Fine Permanent fringe benefits. Salary open. Top Wages ♦ Conunieslon of the Town of An ^ÔiawwvwawawiwW^vvAatnmabHag Forawâ Sidoo^â^v 4 Call Hawley 04S-6S61. 044- ford 247-1858 anytim e. DayUme PoelUona AvaUable CaU for appointment. Duo-Fast 83SS. ▼ dover wtU hold a public bearing Northeast Co., 22 Tolland St., Paid Holidays BY DICK TURNER 1962 FORD Oalaxle BOO, 8 cylln- In the Town Office ButoUng CARNIVAL der, power eteorlng, radio, Wontnd CLERKS East Hartford. on School Road, Andover, /OLERK^TYPISTS Paid Hospitalization heater, low mUeage, one own Moving— Truekliigx- i 5 OIRL or woman In Bently on {Monday, November 6, er. e48-8«68. TYPISTS 1967, at 8:00 pm. to hear the WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE BOX LETTERS Storagu 20 School area to care for 2 chU- Paid Pension Plan FIGURERS dren, age 5 and 8. CaU 647- proposed amendment to' the 1966 CHEVROLET, 2-door"~ ee- MANCHESTER DeUvery—light McNeaght Bradicata, Inr. , For Your DRY CLEANING KEYPUNCH 1864 anytim e a fter 4:80. A P P L Y - Zoning Regulations, eectloa IcSN dan, tan, 6 cylinder, automatto tmeUBg and package deUvery. OPERATORS 161. h "Zoning CompUance Zafonoatlon excellent condltloh. Beet offer. Refrigerators, washers and SALESPERSON — Experienced procedures." 4lD ^ II-*. Counter Clerk, FuU-Tlme MULTILITH 646-9121. stove moving specialty. Fold women’s wearing apparel, 8, KNUDSEN BROTHERS A copy ot the pn^xised -F 5 :— THa HBRAU) win not Steady Work OPERATORS dlsoloeo the Identity 1964 CHEVROLET B el A ir 6 ing ohairs fo r r e n t 849-0762. 4 or 6 days weekly. Apply DAIRY amendment ils on file with the a t -No appointment needed. any advMtleer ualiig bos cylinder, 2-door sedan, power- tf Tw eed’s, 778 M ain St. T>own Clerk. At this hearing in Just come to our front dqor 1100 Burnside A ve. FUZZ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O Â L leMera. Itoaden answer- glide, very low mUeage, one terested persons may appear INC. lo g boa ads who Pointing Papuring 21 777 M AIN ST. and aak for our Personnel OET MY FREE Catalog, earn East Hartford and be heard and written com- owner. Must sell, will sacri Dept. $60, $100 — even m ore in nam e 1 REAP THAT daslrs to protoot tlietr fic e . 648-9628 before 6, 648-4796 INSIDB-«utBtde painting. Spe muntoationB received. H A IR ' Idsnttty ean ftdtow this One Hour Martinizing brand merchandtee. Help .your Dated et Andover, Conner- A IPTOP TPJE 'VWSf RSOPiF IN a fter 8. cial ratee for people over 86. Asylum St. exit on East- proooihiie: ______►______friends shop at home. Write cut, (Monday, Ootober 28, 1907. Ti?ANSPLANTS 'THE <3taik5 a p e 6£rr/N6 s v m CaU m y com petitors then oaU West Highway (1-84) ends at me. AUce WlUiams, Popular HELP WANTED — Inspectors, Planning and Bndose your leplj 1962 FALOON, excellent con di m e. Btoomatee given. 649-7888, foot of Garden St. Parking RN or LPN , 11-7 shift, fuU or Chib Plan, Dept. S624, Lyn- first Claes oidy, m inimum 8-10 Zoning Oommlaslon bOK In an env« tion, s ta n d i^ , aaUng $860. 875-8401. part-time, room and board is available in front drive brook, N.Y. yecirs experience In mechan eddreawd to the CaU 644-1496 a fter 6 o r 649-8802. way. Ashley and Palm-Aeh- Tow n a t A ndover fum lehed, 849-4619. ical layout, casting layout, ixir David E. FUttchbough, 'Had Ifanuer, Maiudieeter PAIIfTINQ. Interior, exterior, ley buses etop In front. YOUNG LADY fOT general Bvenliig Herald, togethMr tree CJtimatea. Contact Oerald office work, bookkeeping, typ process or wlU consider grad G halnnan uate ^ apprentices in rdated with a memo Nsttng the Auto Aeeuisoriu*— A. Stratton. 648-8748, 648-4887. RN OR LPN , 8-7 p.m . o r 7-11 Our employes enjoy a com ing, neat appearance, 4-6 hours ]Franeto P. Haines, compentes yoa do MOT plete benefit program, plus per day. Tri-dty Plaaa area. fields. Ratee In excess $6. per S ecretary BUaZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to BOO your totter. Tim 6 PAINTINO—Interior and exte p.m . CaU 64»ÛS19. N free parking and flnanclsd Good starting salary and po hour. Ideal working condittmie, N Tour totter win bo da- rior, very reasonable, free es- /AAINLV HOW TO FOU R 1966 Pcmtiac OTO, BuU- EXPERIENCED sales person. aasistance for Job related tential depending on abUlty. ample overtime and overtime I'M strayed tf the advertiser tlmatee. CaU Richard Martin, AFRAID OPERATE THIS lll- dlnger headers, brand new, A pply In person. M arlow 's, 887 studies. ReiSiea confidential. Write Box ratee, paid hoUdaye, vacations i i m i ie one you’ve menttoaed. $96. CaU 649-7997. 849-9286. rvEGOT SWIMMER DELIVERV If not It win be baadtod M ain St. H Manchester Herald. . and medical Insurance. Ulti C M lK r VEHICLE, OR m ate In equipm ent. L ocated In A LOT-TO In the UBual manner. JOSEPH P. I/ewis custom LEARH. ■J 'JUOU&fT -IWe/.CWLV THE CONNECTICUT beautiful Lake Champlain area m n n u i . painting, Interior and exterior BUZ TAKES A P IP 'T H A t l P e/ViBASSieS. P A R T and fuU-tlme aide, 7-8. MUTUAL UFE o f Verm ont. These are $18,000 papeihanglng, waUpaper re REFRESHER CaU 649-4819. INSURANCE CO. Holp WantMl— Mote 35 - $18,000 per'ytor poaltlmis to MobUu HoniM 6-A moved. WaUpaper books on re COURSE WITH AN Lost and those who qualify. Please send quest. FuUy Insured. IPree es- RN or LPN to work in home 140 GARDEN ST. MAN FOR tire servloe work, UNDERWATER i960 VIOOUNT 10]^', 2 iJe* resume including telephone PEMOUTION LOST — Oirl’s silver charm tlm atee. CaU 649-9868. for elderly, 2 days per week. HARTFORD good pay, aU benefits, must 0 rooms, fumlMied, excellent number In complete confidence TEAAA.UUSTT6 bracelet, vldnlty shopping ocodltion, asking $2,260. 688- Oreen Lod^ Home, Mrs. MU- be steady worker, experience INTERIOR and exterior paint Blue Chip In AU Regards to Bax. BB, Manchester Herald. STARnietlAV, porkade. Reward. 648-8912., 8294. ler, 64941986. helpful but not essential. Ap -MERE'S ing and papering. CaU PhU Since 1848 ply Nldiola-Mandieeter Tire CAUSTMENCSk LOST —P assbook No. E 8460 D en on cou rt 742-6178. COOK wanted — Acadia Res I/-a. As Equal Opportunity In o., 206 B road 8 t„ Manohea- A MILE SWIM, Savings Bank of Manchester. taurant 108 TiUland T^ke., ter. ' ATWOMILE Apidieatlon made for paymem. SATISFACTION guaranteed! L. B m picyer NOTICE (0>Q?g > C HO tr KM. he. TM US, M, OH. M anchester. 6484XM8. RUN. Storagu PeUetier, painting, interior and experienced machine shop TOWN OF MANCHESTER “ While, you're making the sandwiches, Mom, would exterior, papering and paper WOMAN TO pack eggs, Inspectors, 46-80 hours per JOB OPPORTUNITY you like YOF me to go in and listen for you?” removal. FuUy Insured. CaU tlnê, 8-2. MiUer Farms, AnimnieMMHitt 2 OARAOE fo r rent, 878 H artford week, liberal benefits, Contro- PATROLMAN GRADE I V 64S-904S o r 6494828. C oventry, 742-6282. MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD R d ., $10 m onthly. 849-1948. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS m atice C orp., 200 W est Main 40 HOUR WEEK ELECTROLUX vactmm clean Bt., RockvUle. CaU Mr. Pan- V OKAY— BUT IT'S OUR NEXT BET WILL EE ers, sales and service, bonded COUNTER GIRL evening Present Starting Salary— We Are Interviewing ciera , 876-8817. An equal op A SHAME ID BREAK . THE BIG ONE, PHIL j Bi/ERYTHINGp shut.'Apply Bess Eaton, 160 $5,902.00 per ann\im THE WILLETS BY WALT WBTTERBERG representaUve. Alfred Amell. Floor HnMilng portunity employer. UP THIS STREAK! N EVERYTHINGJ ' 847-1718 o r 648-4918. Moteioyelos— Center St. Saturday, Nov. 4 Mloxilfnium Salary— COMA< A , W ILL vvn FIME .'..NOW . WHERE fl IH7 k, Ml*. Ut. TM UA M. OH. Meyelot 11 FLOOR SANDING and refintoh- $7,183.00 per annum (Phil and MOTHERLY person wanted PART-TIME, 4 - 6 hour shifts MOOKICARE 2*1 YOU MAY BUY ARF THE THINGS tng (spedalliing In older 9 A.M. — 12 Noon Employee benefits inriude 1967 TRIUM PH TR860, green care fo r 8 echo

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