WEDNESDAY, SEi"rEMBER 22, 1961 k y t n j f Dally Net Press Boa Tke Weathar tAGB! TUIBTY-SIX Few the Week Ended tiv .u . Bt?r l|«rallk ■■eSMHint IS. tees

Hie combined Cathcdlo Moth­ 14,278 ers’ Clroles will have its first Senior Citizens AadH ! About Town meeting of the season Wednes­ od Otrenlatlon day, Sept. M, at 8 p.m. at St. Seek Director ManehsOBr—A CUy of VUtago Charm elvSter-" the general outlines of a schema dor Arthur J. Goldberz *c- on modem world problems, In­ cused Red Chins today of cluding birth control and nu­ trying to dominate th« PILE clear warfare. world, and said U.S. action It was the first time in the ,f -HnST ClOtMT^ ,000-year history of the Roman in Viet Nam is aimed i|,t LINING Catholic Church that a general keeping that country from go ahead with preparation of a being a first victim. council had officially agreed to He made the statement in a 3 formal declaration ^dressed to major policy speech to the flSi STEAK SALE all mankind on nonreligious con­ nation U.N.' General AaeembiT This is the * temporary matters. In which he assued Peking H The vote was only a prelimi­ seeking to change world order IMPRESSARIO nary one, and continuing de­ "by force and violence." bate indicated the document He also dlscloeed a new pn>> MichaelSg^ Stern would be extensively rewritten. pocal tmder which the Soyjet SHAWL Even as the vote was being Union and the United SUtet taken, a Brazilian urged that would agree to destroy some ef President Johnson Visits with Royalty the diooument say more about their nuclear weapon*. COLLARED Pre&ident Johnson chats with Japanese Prince and Princess Mikasa during Communist dangers, and an In­ He said that If agreemsnt is their courtesy call to the White House. Accompanying them is their daugh­ dian prelate argued that it had reached on mutual Saviet-U.1. too Western an outlook. transfer of the raw materikia COAT LOOK ter, Princess, Yasuko, left, and Ambassador and Mrs. Ruyji Takeuchi, rear. for niKlear weapons "then eseh Prince Mika^ is the youngest brother of Emperor Hirohito. (AP Photofax.) Until now the document had of us would destroy nuoleav been before the council for gen­ weapons of our own cbotce, S8 Shop Pinehurst's service meat de­ FEATURING eral debate. With today’s secret as to moke available for peaM* partment this weekend . . . save on vote in St. Peter’s, the 2,200 ful purposes such amounto b( by Guerrilla Action Continues prelates formally accepted it u fissionable materials." delicious U.S. Choice Steaks . . . basis of further discussion He invited other countries’IW Morrell Hams and on Rib Roast Beet. and moved on to chapter-by­ visM the U.S. expwimentol slta chapter debate. for detecting nuclear exploetolU, It's the time to buy fresh pork, too. Ciouncll spokesmen disclosed It to located In Montana. Yha (R) the outcome of the vote, com­ U.S, Paratrooper gives candy to youthful Viet Cong suspect caught in a guer­ Invitation was for Oct. 13 n d New Kashmir Unrest mitting the council to the prep­ rilla controlled hamlet during a search and destroy operation in the An Khe 18. NfW YORK CUT or HIP Courier Cloth . . . the “precise look” for ’65. aration of a formal decree on valley. (AP Photofax.) He Issued Ihe Invitation -to McGREGOR Created for the man-on-the-move with deftly NEW DELHI, I n d i afCbuncll that-stirred outbreaks^) The guns were silenced on the modem problems. The vote underscore U.S. willingness Id tailored shoulders—trim, face-flattering, collar (AP)—A U.N. - sponsored in the Indlan-nded segment of India-Pakiston front before count was not announced. negotiate a oomprebenslva tod( Luxurious, all wool fabric, makes up and lapels. Trousers that hang straight as a the border state last month, dawn as scheduled in a cease' Major questions Uke birth ban treaty. this handsome versatile Jacket coat. 1.95 plumb line. A new, elegant good look . . . cease - fire silenced the said a guerrilla war of libera­ fire both sides accepted under control, nuclear warfare and He proposed Also that the lb Dress it up or down—it can be worn especially for you by Michaels-Stem. Greys, guns on the Indian-Pakis- tion will be maintained. U.N. auspices. world ^ace have gained all the State News United Nations ))%ln work oa- a Sirloin Steaks o S just anywhere and for any occasion. browns, blues and black, In two and th m tani front today after 22 It is for us to make the de­ On the mountainous northern attention since the document U.S. Seizes Cong comprehensive treaty for fbd Cozy, orlon pile lining for absolute warmth.’Black wool, button models. cision and that decision is to frontier, Communist China was first brought into St. Pe­ international exploration - el S Wonderfully tender U. S. Choice and Premium black orlon lining. Sizes 36-46. days of bloody conflict, but continue the fight," the broad­ failed to break the peace as In ter’s Basilica last Octobw. Work Begins celestial bodies. “"1 continued unrest threat­ cast said. expected — and the Reds But the document does not I’Now that we have phottH- ened within Kashmir, the India’s defense minister, Y. appeared to be building a Hi­ overlook minor actions that Hospital, W eapons jprapbed Mara, man wUl sooii .09 cause of it all. B. Chavan, charged that Pakis­ malayan version of th« Berlin form a mosaic picture of morals On Wing for TOllow,’* he sa l^ , J PERMENANT PRESS "SCOT SET" 1.95 tan is stiU infUtnating guerrillas wall. today — the speeding motorist Re called attoatton to F ew TTie Voice ot Kashmir radio, Saigon, South Viet Nam (AJ*>“ ^ .S .’ j|«rtltrooper8 Sirloin Steaks ■peaking for a Revolutionaxy into Indian Kashmir and said Cement and stone were re­ who Jeopardizes the lives of oth­ dept Johnson's program '’to LONG SLEEVE McGREGOR the Indian army has been given ported being used to put up ers, the tS3C dodger who lets his and Australian s(ddiers reported killing 20 Viet C(xig create a “Great Soiled* in the LB. strict InstiucUons to dtal with wall near Jelep Pass, one of the State Library United States and declared this . (Except the hip cut) (■•e Page xaght) about SO miles northwest of Saigon where the Ameri­ SPORT I them. contested 12,000-foot high routes could be applied to tile (M ted FREE CUSTOM Mayor ’ Wagner Chavan made clear in a q>eech connecting the Indian protecto­ HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John cans also seized a big weapons cache, a U.S. spokeS' Nations as welL v. i f ’ SnUBOTED PINEHCRST SHIRTS only 5 .9 5 to Parliament, however, that rate Of Sikkim with Chinese N. Dempsey turned the first man said today. "Let ,us be one to oui' detest E ALTERATIONS Moves to End India, for the moment at least, ruled Tibet. The acUon ■ Wednesday "the lnevltaWe defeat of Ameri­ ininatloh to elevate the qualltgf Autumn Arrives, spade of earth at the ground­ brought to 44 the total of Viet can Intervention forces.” PORTERHOUSE STEAKS CUBE STEAKS regards this sltuaUon as sepa­ A defense ministry spokes breaking ceremony today for a of all our lives and to biilld a News Blackout rate from the truce agreement man described it for newsmen Cong killed in the 10-day opera­ The Viet Cong officials added: Great Society of and for aU and not a throat to the peace The India-Paklstan peace was Weather Still $1.9 million addition to the State tion near Ben Cat. U.S. losses If our difficulties are greater men," he said. With L a w were reported light. Allied today, our victories have also L b M . 1 5 Lb. • 1 .0 9 NEW YORK (AP) — Mayor that has newly come to the sub­ Library on Capitol Avenue. His attack on Communist CM* Tenderloi^ Choice of Famous Fabric Blends Robert F. Wagner stepped into continent of 690 mlUion people (See Page Two) Wet and Dreary The shovel used by the gover­ troops have been clearing Viet assumed larger dimensions na came In a spirited defense oC Wrinkle Free, Dacron and Wool the week-old New York newspa­ nor was the same one wielded Cong out of the Red strong- since being confronted with U.S. policy In Viet Nam. Tender U. S. Govt Choice or Swift’s Premium per shutdown today with plans CHICAGO (AP) Autumn rush­ by the late Sen. Morgan G. point. massive American formations." He said toat Peking’s present Long Sleeve Sport to take part In neg^ations with ed in ■with violence today as Bulkeley 67 years ago at the Tlie spokesman said the arms Guerrillas stnick In the Me­ philosophy "can only lead to tbs Exclusive Stevens Fabrics two unions. r.ains pounded the nation’s flood­ ground - breaking for the con­ cache included 66 new weapons kong River delta Wednesday most disastrous con**qu#n4e# described only as being of Asisin night, raiding two government for the entire worid." P Wagner was to meet at 11 ed farm land and homes, driv­ struction of the library and or Dress Shirts a.m. EDT with nerctiators for Rockville Tax Books ing thousands of perk>ns to high­ Supreme Court building. make; grenades, torpedoes and ou tp e^. U.S. war planes As to U.S. actions In Bogth the AFLrCIO New York News­ er ground. Autumn nudged sum­ Attending the ceremony were explosives. ranged over North Viet Nam, Viet Nam, he said: • Sirloin Steaks paper GuUd and the New York mer Into history at 2:06 a.m. members of the library board, The paratroopers also de­ bombing boats and bridges. "We are helping to meet tJWn Times. At noon the mayor EDT today. headed by Former Gov. Ray­ stroyed another Viet Cong med­ The Communist guerrillas challenge because we feel It SLACKS But the passing of the sum­ mond E. Baldwin of Glaston­ ical facility, the second In two tv plann^ to alt in on talks be­ Found $1,600 Short (See Page Nlaeteea) | (Bee Page Nlaeteen) SELECTED ^ T H LARGE TENDERLOINS Tailored by Asher tween the AFL-CIO MaUers Un mer season was only a formal­ bury, and Justices of the days. Famous easy care fabrics, Decton, Pima, Ion and the Publishers Associa ity. The weather continued its Supreme Court of Errors. AnoUier 16 Viet Cong were Batiste, Oxford cloth. Arrow tailors your Oon of New York. An audit of the records of the now defunct city of dreary and damaging weeklong “The additionn when completed reported killed today in a sharp Porterhouse STEAK Lb.• 1 .1 5 favorite style with plenty of know-how. ’The Guild struck the morning Rockville has turned up a shortage of more than ?1,600 routine of torrential rainstorms in early 1967, will provide nearly clash with govermnent troops A man with a complete Arrow shirt Times a week ago In a dispute in the books of the city tax collector. which spawned raging floods. triple the present space for near Hue, 66 miles north Da Some people drive 60 miles to Grossman’s in Mystic for flsh . . . many others know wardrobe knows he Is well dressed for centering on union demands for At least two persons died in shelving books, twice the space Najig, U.S. military sources re­ that they get the same fresh Block Island Sword here for less .. . any occasion! Selection of weaves . . . And, according to the auditors, inspection of the weather-connected accidents. for museum displays and double ported. The Vietnamese unit Jackie’s Quiet Party protection against Job losses ledgers has revealed' "altera-^- white apd colors. S, M, L, XL. and 14 Vi- from automaUon and mergers. Blinding rains bringing up to the space for public reading went into batUe t o relieve a After the Times stopped pub- tions to the records" that may had questionably accounted for 10 inches of water pelted much rooms. popular forces element under BLOCK ISLANO SWORDFISH You win love the impeccable UcaUon, the Publishers Associa­ Indicate the money has been taxes and interest in the total atteck by a Viet Cong platoon. lb. 99c amount of $4,381.” (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Eight) fit, tailored to "hang" Just tion members — aU but one of embezzled. Vietnamese losses were de­ Becomes a ^Swinger' HADDOCK AND FLOUNDER FILLETS right. Dacron(r) wool blend Of that amount, the report scribed as light. the city’s eight inajor dallies The audit with these find­ fabrics “hold the crease," choose also shut down. notes that $1,631.19 has been In another development, the NEW YORK (AP)—Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s from the evqr popular Classic The nonmember paper is the ings was filed this morning accounted for as having been head of a Viet Cong delegaUon plain front model, flat pleated afternoon New York Post, which with Vernon's town clerk and paid the town through the sub' to Hungary said that massive lonoringr former Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraitii. style or youthful slim ’Tapered ;.9 5 *iHH conUnued to publish, dou­ the State Tax Department. mission of proof of payment, landings by U.S. forces in Viet started out decorously at an art gallery and wound up MORRELL HAM SALE Man(r). We have them alll bling Ue normal press run to State Tax (Commissioner John or other confirmation from the Nam have caused the guerrillas in the wee hours today as a frentic discotheque supper. L. Sullivan said the audit taxpayers. This Is thus the certain difficulties.” 760,000. would be turned over to State’s party. We expected to sell all ouC(i-lb. cans of Morrell Ham on a Labor Day sale at $3.99 ’Ihe mailers announced Tues' amount missing from the Dang Kuang Minh, described the widow of the late PrestdkBt a can, which was a loyv price , but instead the demand was for 3 and 5-Ib. cans and Attorney Joel'-^'Reed n for In­ books. There Is no concrete evl' as a member of the Viet Cong At 1 a.m. Mrs. Kennedy re­ we are "overboard” on the 4-lb. slue. They must be kept under refrigeration . , , day they would not go back to vestigation this afternoon. quested "the fastest music you- has partied since the end of her work without a new contract, dence that the other $2,749.81 Central (Jommlttee, told a news­ official mourning, Mrs. Kamtili but at this low price . . . you can spare a little space for 1 or 2. According to the audit re­ was ever actually paid. man In Budapest the Viet (Jong vo got," and perspiring dis­ Billy^^KicI even if the Guild dispute was cotheque dance teacher Killer dy wore a wMte silk sheathleath iaim ■etUed. port, prepared by Robert J. The shortage was discovered nevertheless are certain about a sleevelcM wiiMe mink JaokeC Pue and Co. of Rockville, "The Joe Plro bounced amoug 100 of Wagner decided to step into during a routine audit of the the world’s most beauUtul and Brocades, sbeatha and ssn ototh (bo peace talks after receiving a procedures outlined indicate city’s booke, undertaken after costumes were fashion ohotcea ^that the tax collector’s office InfluenUal people demonstraUng MORRELL the monkey and the Jerk. of the other women on thto In* (Bee Page Three) had embezzled funds and/or (See Page Bight) ‘Jealous Suitor’ LB. TEXAN Almost all the family was dian-fla'vored evening. there, Sen. and Mrs. Robert F. CAN Cliarged with Kennedy, Mrs. Pat Lawford, the SPLINTERS Stephen Smiths, and . Princess 2 HAMS 4 Convention Committee Reveals Shotgun Miuxler Lee Radztwlll. Sen. Edward M. No Umit. . . but no rain checks . . . also on sale at self service case Kennedy sprinted Into the party News Tidbits' McGregor 4 . STAMFORD (AP)—A 27-year- late. THREE FINE lACONS . . . Sierra V.O, Boys of all ages Just love A small gathering of friends from the AP Wine MISSISSIPPI this neat lean look . . Old woman was fatally wound­ at Mrs. Kennedy’s Fifth Avenue Shaggy 100% wools or flat knit virgin wools In ^ u l a r by a famous maker of ed by a shotgun bloat early to­ apartment moved to the Asia 91 SUced Bacon ** V neck pullovers. Smart saddle shoulder etyllng.. .Choose New State Bill of Rights House Gallery, where she and Same As Miss Iowa BACON Lb. 8 9 c boys’ clothing. Washable ' day. Police said a man they American military.daatha from cranberry, grey, black or eeveral shades of brown or corduroy. Impeccably tail­ described as a "Jealous suitor" Galbraith had loaned several from all cauaaa In Viet Nam blue. Sizes S, ML, XL. TT A'D'rttrriPn (API __ His tsauss are: how to provlde<&race, color, ancestry, or naUon Indian miniature palnUngs on Oscar Mayer ored for quality and lit. was charged with murder. top the 1,000 mark . . . 9om4 Special Lb. DTC BACON Aesorted colora, sizes 8-1^. HARTBOKU (AP) ."Tfor mandatory redlatricUng of^ al origin.” display. Latin American oodatriea reaot Lb. 9 9 c 1965 model of Connecti­ the legislature every 10 years The committee propoeed to The victim was identified as Among the guests were the W. 3 angrily to a raaokiUon ^geiiet cut’s “Bill of Rights” roll­ how to amend the consUtutlon; add the following clause to the Mrs. Constance Orlppa, of 206 Averell Harrlmans, French Am­ by the Houae approving Famous For Long Wear, Quality DONMOOR ed out of the constitutional whether the legislature should aecUon forbidding excessive Greenwich Ave., Stamford, bassador and Mrs. Herve Alp- of force In aiw American haf FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS meet every year, rather then bail: mother of three. hand, Secretary of Defense and tlon threatened by a Oommu* convention’s Committee on Police charged Pedro Rljos Other Resolution's Wednes­ every two years; whether to “...and no person shall twice Mrs. Robert S. McNamara, his­ nlst take-over. ShurfinB jmmm h o s e JERSEYS strengthen the governor’s veto; be placed In Jeopardy tor the 29, of 196 Greenwich Ave. with torian Arthur Bchleslnger and The governor ot Marylaad or* day. ^ and whether to shorten the bal­ same offense." murder. wife and artist WlUiam Walton. dera an InvesUgatlon Into lh« 2-99 to 4-99 It Includes a comprehensivQ lot in state eleoUons to Include Another new aecUon proposed In circuit court today, Judge These Joined more Kennedys background ot otvU righto lead*' ban on dlecrimlnaUon for race, Just the candidates for governor for Inclusion In the DeclaraUon John Sullivan conUnued the case and 80 other women In elegant er Bayard Ruatta, aMer a tola* national origin or religion, guar­ and lieutenant governor. of Rights is: unUl Oct. 7. He ordered Rljos formal wear and men In black phone caller ocmplalned RuethS TV Type Dinners 4 5 Bxcitlng collection of long antees protecUon against double Top leaders met Wednesday "No person shall be abused held without ball on the murder Ue at the Sign of -the Dove, should not be aMowad to jec^Murdy, and forbids mlstreat- night to discuss their differences charge at the state Jail r U l Y THRIfEV BBBE ■ ea. Just the right sock for comfort. Choose from dacron and sleeve jerseys, so perfect for In being arrested, while under which had closed Its doors to the at the University ot CHIX TURKEY BEEF ootton blends, mercerized lisle, Hozelon(r) nylon, regular school or cesual wear. Choose msnt of peopls under arrest. and a Republican caucus was arrest, or In prison. All persons Bridgeport. public and tha press on thto pri­ . . . Pope Paul’e U.N. yuat Uke ths 69c dinners you have been buying , quality or bulky orlons, Cerespun(r) Lycra or 100% Australian from several neck styles In Another rewritten eecUon of scheduled for today, preeiunably held In custody In any police or Mrs. Grippa had come home vate occasion. Include a meeting with AmerV* guaranteed . . . 12 to a case . . . freece some . . . 2 for 89c Zephyr wools. In black, brown and assorted colora, solids solids or stripes, in nuuty flat­ the consUtuUon approved by the to advise tank and nie conven- penal InsUtuUon within this by taxi at about 2:80 a.m., po­ From the outside the crowds can rcuglous repreeentetlvw. and patterns. Stretch or regular sizes 0-13. tering colors. Slaes S, M, L. eommlttee makes wondilp Uon members of what went on. Btate, prior or subsequent to lice said, and was shot In the pressed against poUoa barri­ Oroheetra loader Mlekagr AS* SHURFINB “right" rather than a "duty" Democratlo members of the convicUon, shall be provided face In front of her home. 'She cades to watch the gyrations of pert, brother ot fonaor New and eliminate* the word '‘Chris­ Committee on Other ResoluUons with adequate food, clothing and died about 90 minutes later In transplanted Washington soclatj Haven R a ilro a d preeMeafc FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 6 iZ 9 9 e tian" throughout. also set a caucus for today. All living space, and the righto and Stamford Hospital. In an atmosphere of brtcl O e i^ e A lp ^ . diae in N r# LAST THREE DAYS OUR AMAZING VALUE PACKED J(*n Alsop, Republican co- DemocraU'o delegatee to Uie con- duties of all such persons shall Police said that Rljos sur­ garden walla, shadowy torch York (Xty . .. Hnrrieoaa OaeM Shalrman of the committee, said venUon are alatod to caucus BYl- be established by law." rendered at headquarters about lights, and foliage bathed in loses power and showe rigne‘Tneot o< (16 PAGE CIRCULAR) It was the commlttee’e intent to day. It also proposed to deists ref­ one-half hour after the shooUng green light. a poerale westward drift fMa| FREEZER SPECIAL “strengthen, revise, modernize 'file antl-dlscrimlnaUon section erences to ChrteUans, thus ex­ Police Said Uuit Mrs. Crtppa Tha French windowe ware Its location 1,800 mMee ewt ot Whole RS to 70 lb. packer trimmed loins . . . no flank . . . no kidney . . . and broaden" the consUtutlon. proposed by the Committee on tending ths consUtuUonal guar­ was a naUve of North Adams, swung wide, giving the sidewalk Bsnimd^e^ In many oT'the newly drafted Oth(ler ResoluUons for inclusion antees In Article Seventh to all Maas. She was the former Con­ audience a glimpse of Mrs. Ken­ Foutod Una poetpanM • deep ^TM you Porterhouse, Sirloin and Short Steaks. 8 9 C HOUSE &. HALE p im gee, righto are guarw ^d In ths DsclaraUcn of Righto to religious bodies. stance Lee Griffin. nedy dancing with Galbraith, dWe by Bealah S aquoamite All freezer wrapped...... L b.' SEPTEMBER SALE Is "pereona'' rather than Just as follows: As one member of ths com Mrs. (Jrippa had lived and with MoNiunara. the eaoond time . . . MAIN ST„ MANqHESTER • We’re Open 6 Days “No person shall bs denied mlttos put it, gstUng rid of ths "Aill my idecee and nepiMws (Btop in For A Copy, U You Did Net Reoeivo One In The MaU) “olUiene." Plane Hits Houscy Three Killed Stamford for the past two years, JohaeoB eigne a bU . As ttie eonvention headed to­ the enjoyment of, nor be dis­ word "duty" takes care of ths Upland, Calif., coroner examines wreckage of a She to survived alsp by her can do these dances so well,” funds for>r the new school ward tha Friday deadline for criminated against In, nor be athslsto and agnosUcs, while de­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Inetruotor Killer Joe said Mra. progrem . . . A . eommlttee reeoluUone, agree ■sgrsgatsd In, any right of em­ leting the word "Christian’' small ainilane which crashed into the home of Griffin ot North Adojns, three Kennedy toM Mm ae ha ahowad ISMOO led to deadend Up THIS IS IT! READ ALL ABOUT IT! GREAT BIG “POWER-PACKED” SAVINGS ment between the Demoor^ ployment, nor he so treated In takas care of Judaism and oth­ Walton H. Wolfe. Three occupants of the aircraft brothers and four stotera. her how to do Vat Jerk. ‘T 4 Mka the whMraabenle ef j t m m and RepubUoans appeared to be Om mUltla, or In ths public er non-Ohriitlan rsligtons. .were killed and Wolfe was severely burned when Funeral servloM and later> to do them wall too.*’ Oearge LaMay. Tha toad SHOP PINEHURST schools or In any public place •Bproaohlng on the five major ment will be private. Tor tMe, eoa law •rated te Mi m m . M2 MAIN SntMT SHOP THURSDAYS 9 TILL 9 ■meeolved eoosUtutlonal Issues bsoausa of rsUglous pclndplss,- (•aa Page V«al?d)| thd plane’s gasoline tank exploded. (AP, Photofax.)

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4 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN^ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28.19M E AWCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN, THURSDAT, SEPTEMBER 28,1985 P A m is m s fS j cause of the deterioration of the present roof. Fuss says thsy will Autumn Arrives, lights; Loretta Bryda, M Lt- Stanton Conover will be mod- ehoeen troop quortarmsstar, New Trouble Sheinwold on Bridge srktor. and Paul Elmore, troop scribe. iSmring Set be retained baoause of the com­ | *** 2 ” 1 q u e s t i o n s Vernon Dr.; a o r e MusUsr, 60 Bl- Bolton Avs, Questions from the audience Balletin Beard fort ami econm y they provide. I a nd Weather Still The appropriation Is needed to CORRECT TRUMP PLAY South dtaJer , PoUe* Arrests wUl bs onawsrsd at oil thrs* The Democratic Town Com­ I Rooi tor In Kashmir ' Mouieen Schwarts, 27, of 1 msstlngs. In cost onyons wonts mittee will have a Meet ths I to draw the refunds out of the .SocurHyJ ANSWERS GUARANTEES CONTRACT Both tides w tam Us iophla Loreo, Qeo. Peppoid High School town’s general fund where (hey Wet and Dreary NORTH • Wegt St. Sidewalk Plans Rsgan Rd^ WAS arrasted sarlv to submit questions In writbig, Candidates Night tonight at 8 question boxes will be placed In at the Community Hall. Every- V will be placed. (OMttBMd from P ag* Om ) By ALFRfll SHEINWOUt A A 73 4 "THI G R iA T tMB.,momtoig and charged with 'own Garage The public hearing will be (Oenttmied from Fege One) “That’e^a hand for your col­ 9 riots operating a motor vaMcle with Ou Bolton Pharmacy, the Bol- one Is welcome. Refreshments uneasy because, although both Q. I am o working wif*. Ccaise School Transfers Council Lists ton Public Library, and Ross will be served. Oct. 5 at t p.m, In the Hearing umn,” John Foumaaa ramarked 0 AQ SPY MISSION” a defaoMvt mufflar. She la a pnlud* to replaelnt the Room, Municipal Building. nations had fought at great cost, Whtn I rttir*, will I bo of Texaa and sent Uia Pedar- BChsdulad to appaar In Circuit and Bill's Stors on Rt. 86.| Codetta Oirl Scout Troop to m t during tlia national team In eolor — itl$ A membership drive Is being will meet tonight from 7 to th| root on the town fa ra fe, a they did not solve their bitter ‘ obi* to colloct Sociol nales River rising In front of Construction will bsgln Mon-< Regan Rd. area ohildrsn Court 12, RoekvtUa, Oot. 6. quarrel over ownership of the Yearns Plans organised by Mrs. Henry Shor- 8:80 at the Community Hall. BINGO President Johnson’s LBJ ftanch champlonahlp a (aw waaka ago. Pines Rod Taylor hi reaently attending Northsost Steven Keener, 18, of Elllhg- P. A. C . BALLROOM ptMtc hearing will be held by Himalayan state of Kashmir. Security benefits based day on a serisa of sidewalks on rook, i^ucatlon Council mem ot home. Tha Wisconsin expart was call­ Indsrgortsh will be transfer­ ton, waa charged with making board dlreotore for an Public Records By Indian reckoning, 3,840 on my own eornings os 9 3 2 O K J7 4 ”YOUNG CASSH>r* West St, beginning at .Dollsy unneceeaary noise with a motor ’The Bolton Junior-Senior bership' chairman. Volunteers Manchester Evening HeroM The Pedem&tsi was lO feet ing attention to a hand that red to'tiis Vsmon Center kin­ will canvass only those families Bolton correepondent, deme- u viLLAei srsin, Kocwnui ad|utloaal a|>i)ro|>rlaUon ot $11,• Pakistani and 1.1B7 Indian sol­ well os the benefits 6s20 - lasio Circle and going toward Union dergarten faculty. All wlU at­ vehicle when Patrolman Jack High School Education Council Building Pennlta aomabody elae at the table had having students at the junior- well Young, 648-8981. diers, plus hundreds of civilians, due me os the wife of above nofmal, flowing over the ■t. Ths onnounoement was tend morning session, and will Ralohanbach obeerved him hoa announced Its programs for EVERY MONDAY-8 P.M. fatra*red heater* and the Eldgar J. Berube, industrial died In the conflict. The cost in low water bridges leading to the mlspleyed during a cloae battle aquaaUng tlrea while leaving a senior high school. The council 0 retired worker? between our teame. mode by Mayor Thdmas J- Mo- be picked up . by bus a t 8:20 the season. The CouncU Is the will have no fund raising 77110 Is the 76th football se re|f-deck moiterlat are cauaee ' building at rear of *8-69-71 terms of economic dislocation In L B J Ranch, isolated % the Cusker. a.m. restaurant. The offense oooured for the deterioration of the ex- the Impoverished subcontinent Opening lead—Queen of ohiba. 0 10163 unofflllaUd parent-teacher or­ events, Mrs. Bhorrock said. son for Syracuse Unlvemlty. Woodland St.. $20,009. A. No. Ye« wfll drew floodwaters. ♦ A3 The action Is tho result of a Two classes of kindergarten about 1:80 a.m. Court data was letln* roof, aaya Town Bngrlneer Ray Wabelle for Herbert was Incalculable. A tornado north of Longview South won the first trick with ganisation formed lost spring. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Klar are W alter Fuaa in a letter to the whichever bfnefit is the ace of olube and led out tha WeM North eojmplolnt mads lost week by pupUa from the Skinner Rd. set for Oot. 12, Skoglund. demolition and addi­ President Mohammed -Ayub in eaetem Texaa damaged sev­ Pmb area presently attending Ver­ ’Three meetings ors scheduled co-presidents of the Council. general manager. higher. ace and king of hearta. The 1 V Pete 3 V irenU living In the Dailey Ernest Stokes, high school tion at dwelling at 1 Union PI.. Khan of Pakistan said that If eral oil storage tanks and well rtm ORIVI IN MAWII OMI) • | non Center faculties wUl be H m Herold’a 'Vemon Bureau during the year. The first, on Jtocordlngly, the new roof the Kashmir problem Is not queen did not drop, but South 4 9 AP SIrcle area to the board of edu­ teacher, is vice president. Mrs, $3,000. To get your copy of the book derricks and ripped up trees. cation. Thsy diorgsd that traf­ tronsferrsd to the Skinner la at 88 Pork St, P.O. Box 827, guidance, wlU be held Oct. 13 w ll be financed by reflinda Marriage licensee solved, "this continent will waa not yat down. Dally QueetlOR J. A. Freddo Is' secretary and fr{|ni the roof-deck suppliers, What You’ve Got Coming Many rivers spilled over their fic conditions on West Bt„ Rood Elementary School. They tel. 876-8186 or 648-2711. at 8 p.m. in the high school Douglas Wayne Brusle, East again be engulfed in a much banks In the mid-MlFsIsslppl Declarer led a diamond and As dealer, you holds *!>•£••» UBRlIOXaU^NMIlIM WUI walk to school. gym. Mrs. Walter Treschuk, treasur­ the manufacturers of the Infra- From Medicare and Social Se­ while their children walked to er. Hartford, and Shelia Cynthia wider conflict.” curity” send $1 plus your name, Valley Wednesday, with serious tried e (inesae with dummy’s A-7-8-41 Hesrie, J-104-B( Ws- Under the title “As the ’Twig W. G. GLENNEY CO.... re$l heaters used in the garage, ' In a broadcast to the Pakis- the Maple Street Elementary SoRM of the children attend­ Chairmen of other commit­ . McGrath, Berkley Dr., Vernon, address and Zip Code to Medi­ flooding reported In parts of quaan. East won with the king monds, A-Qi Oubs, K-B-4. SxHMERAsOoar School, created a dangerous Mayor Wagner Is Rent", Dr. Clarence Stein- and the Hartford Oas Co., tani people, Ayub called the of diamonds and drew a round ing kindergarten cloasea at the tees ore Mrs. Richard Dimock, which sold the town the heat- South Methodist Church, Oct. care, c-o The Manchester Her­ Kansas, Iowa, Arkansas, Mis­ Whst do you say? situation. Union Congregational Church berger, guidance consultant for U.N. Securitjr OouncU's cease- souri, Texas Oklahoma and of trumps with tha quean of Answer: Bid one club. You ths State Department of Edu­ program; Mr. and Mrs. Donald e»t. I ald, P.O. Box 489, Dept. 06M2, ■’aounniiaEB ri The mayor noted that action will be transferred to the Maple Moves to End I Thomas Rodgers, 104 Wal­ fire order "Inadequate and un­ Illinois. hearta. South could ruff only don’t really have a comfortable cation, will be the speaker. Tedford, finance; Mrs. Jacque­ These firms, says Fuss, have Radio City Station, New York, was delayed because West St. Street SohoM. ’These students line Spencer and Mm. A u ^ st nut Stn and Alyee Parsons, 68 satisfactory” because it did not N.Y. 10019, Make check pay­ Wintry and summer weather ona diamond now, and when tha rebid If you open with one spade tMWMiiir im— mrni Commentators, who will take acknowledged their responsibil­ lay down a specific solution for Pins la a stats highway, and before will walk to school. News Blackout Mlldner, hospitality and re­ BMridge St., St. James' Church, able to "M edicare.” marked the arrival of autumn In jack of diamonds failed to drop or one heart; besides which It any work can bs done, permis­ Children In Grade 2 meeting part in a panel discussion after ity and have agreed to pay the Kashmir. But he said Pakistan he was down. Dean Martin -> Kim Novak freshments, and Mrs. Richard entire cost of Oie roof replace­ Sept. 26. parts of the nation. Snow fell seldom pays to open with a sion of the state highway de­ at the Vernon Orange will be­ the speech, will be Stanley SERVING AS YOUR lie Pendesi would comply in the interest of Kashmir and a plebiscite among across wide areas In the north­ South made his mistaka In the “KISS ME STUPID** (Oontinaed from Page One) suZel, Bolton school guidance Olmsted, publicity. Principal ment of the high bay area of weak 4-cord major suit. You partment was needed. gin meeting at the Skinner Rd. Ralph Conlon Is adminietrative State Savings Bank against international peace. its population to decide which ern and central Rockies and the play of the trump ault, as Four- will have no reWd problem It School. A bus will transport counselor, Donald Macaulay, the town garage. The roof In While India and Pakistan He warned all parents that report Wednesday night from representative. the office area Is In good condi­ Nash W. Rowlett and Mary L. nation they wanted to Join. Dakotas. Temperatures dropped ness pointed out. The right you open with one club. them beginning about 8:06 a.m. teacher, and Mrs. Robert But­ HBAOqUARTERS FOR were, arranging to get back to a during construction of the mediator Theodore W. Kheel on The executive board has met tion, he saya Rowlett, property at 58 Ash­ Neither was carried out. to the 30s and winds of 40 trump play would guarantee the sidewalks, children should be Dr.'. RamsdeU asked for the terfield, parent. Robert Young peacetime footing as quickly as m.p.h. swept the region. One a day of apparently frulUeas will be moderator. off and on during the summer. The replacement Involves the worth St. Pakistan still wants a plebis­ contract. To order a Pocket Gsslde to ^sbssrss/sfjtst,tltrl Instructed to ' be more i careful cooperation of all parents In al­ removal (in sections! of the en­ Administrator’s Deed possible, the United Nations cite but India's ambassador to inch of snow fell at Laramie and Should Flneaae leviating crowded classrooms by negotiations. The second meeting will be A flier listing the programs and rushed about 30 military men to Bridge send BOc The Man­ because of the heavy construe The mailers broke off talks the purpose of the Counefl will tire roof and deck, and replace­ Robert K. Killian, adminis­ Washington, B.K. Nehru, said in Lander, Wyo. After taking the ace of cluba chester Eve. Herald,to Box 8818, s M s r sUssiaskmlX tlon equipment which will be cooperating with the transfers March 8 and will be on iy ment with a new plywood deck, trator of the estate of Henry India to supervise the cease-fire. an Interview today; "We are Midsummer weather contin­ with the Publishers Association physical education, with a be left home canvassere. 2 Diplomatic sources in Moscow and one high trump. South Grand Central Station, New present Hospital Notea and no progress was evident In mbisture barrier. Insulation, 20- A. Barker, to Melvin L. Stol- not prepared any longer — ued in much of the Northeast. should try the diamond flnesae. state department official as Troop 78 Appointments said ths acceptance of the York, N.Y. 10017. It covers bid­ Ae ah added precaution, Admitted yesterday; A nna the Gulld-nmes talks. After yeau' bonded roof, flashing, and tenberg end Nadene C. Stolten- after 18 years — to regard a Temperatures which again East wins with the king of dia­ O n ed Sohleslnger, Dobson Ave.; Pau­ speaker. Boy Scout Troop 73 held an cease-fire enhanced the pros­ ding cmsventlons, point count, kindergarten children from the Wagner announced he would WELDWOOD* painting of the Underside of the berg, property at 60 Hawthorne solution proposed 18 years ago Wednesday reached the upper monds and returns a club to line Fink, 107 Gfove St.; Faith A third meeting will be held organizational meeting Tues­ pects of top-level Indian-Pakis- etc. Dailey Circle' area, who pres­ Intervene, the mailers agreed to pljrwood deck with fUe retard­ S t as being the correct solution of 80s and 90s were in the 70s in dummy’s king. Now declarer Ivan heflin ently walk to the Maple Street Webber, 68 Davis Ave.; Otto May 10, on "Good Cltlsens In day night. Kent Richardson tani peace talks In the Soviet many cities during Uii night. Copyright, 1I6S meet with him. and Skip Sobol were appointed ant paint, says Fuss. Quitclaim Deeds this problem.” leada the jack of hearta from General Featurea Oorp. IANN4MRGRETJACX Schocri, will be tronofem d to Kulawy, 5l Ward St.; Joseph the School, Home and the Com­ fie says he hopes the job can Harold S. Barrett to Virginia Union. Soviet Premier Alexei N. The mercury soared to 90 at Kheel said Wagner was join munity.” John O’Dell, a coun­ junior troop leaders. TTielr du­ Kosvgin had invited Shastri and dummy and lets It ride tor a fi­ the afternoon sesaion of tho MoGUI, 44 HUforest Dr.; Ste­ be done next month, although P. Barrett, property at m 8. Washington. D.C., Wednesday nesse. Northeast Elementary School, phen Gray, 67 Prospect St. ing the talks because "It’s a ty probation officer whose jur­ ty will be to run the troop Ayw to meet in the city of Tennessee WUUnnM? matter of extreme urgency.” He program. there is no roof leakage yet. Lakewood Circle. for the fourth straight day. Tke “Sweet B ird of YouRi** t>r. Raymond E. RamsdeU, Births yesterday: Twins (a isdiction Includes Bolton, Is Tashkent or anywhere else in Garbage Skips 89 at Buffalo, N.Y., was a When the finesse wine. South said there had been "no sub­ scheduled to be the speaker. Don Sobol was appointed an New For '66 ]M s are being prepared to be William Saimond to Albert is home. In feet, if the oppo­ Feature 1st Snn.-Thar. Superindendeat of ochools, has boy and a girt), to Mr. and let out the week of Oct. t. Saimond, property at 137, 139 U.S.S.R. to talk peace. record high tor Sept. 22. Similar stantial change” In the positions Commentators scheduled for ossletant senior patrol leader. Shastri accepted the offer In nents are not careful he may announced. Mrs. Joseph Christianson, Wll- Although the heaters are a and 141 Oak S t Bring $18 Fine readings were Indicated today. The children will be picked lim antic. of the Times and Guild. this meeting are Robert Peter­ In charge of working with the principle and the Pakistani gov­ Early morning temperatures make an overtrick. The mailers and other craft 'Tenderfoot candidates. Roger 3 East Windsor up by bus at about 11:20 a.m; Discharged yesterday: Mrs. son, resident state policeman, PLYWOOD ernment welcomed it but said Three repeated complaints ranged from 80 at Miles City, The point is that South le aafe unions negotiate directly with Joseph Shanahan, teacher, Mrs. Grose was appointed an assist­ the cease-fire had to be worked DRIVE-IN - " 5 Dr. RamsdeU announced oth­ Alice Hyson and son, Elling­ cost the garbage contractor $18, Mont., to 82 at Brownsville, Tex. even If the trump finesse hap­ er transfers, due to over­ ton; Mrs. Sandra Bvoy and son, the Publishers AssociaUon. The John Post, parent, and Nanda ant senior patrol leader, In out first. according to the weekly refuse pens to lose. In that caaa there Guild deals separately with RatazzI, vice president of the charge of scoutcraft Instruc­ Pravda, the official organ of it- crowding. The changes wlU Hurlburt Rd., Tolland; Alberie complaint report tor Sept. 13-18. TAXES AT $820 MILLION win be no trumps out, and start Monday. Oosselln, 10 Vernon Center each newspaper. student counclL The Rev. J. tion. Jack Bosworth was DELUXE PANELING the Soviet Communist party, to­ Ttie total number of complaints CHICAGO — Not taxes paid clsrer will have two trumps in day expressed uneasiness over was 46. five more than the pre­ by farmera in 1964 on motor dummy for his two loeing dia- OUARANTEEO FOR THE UFE OF YOUR HOME reports of Red Chinese troop vious week. fuels totaled $320 million. monds. movements along the Indian According to the contract. MOrtor-vehlcIe Hcerue fees and It isn’t often that you can take border. Sanitary Refuse, the contractor, taxes paid by farmara amount­ a finesse and be safe whether Hie United Nations arranged ed to $180 mdUion. the finesee wins or loses. a cease-fire between India and is fined $6 for each repetitive complaint and $3 for each com­ F E A T U R I N G Piditui. 2 Pakistan over Kashmir In 1949 after troops of the two nations plaint provided they number had been fighting for two years more than 100. NEW nraSH—NEW WIDE V GROOVE over the disputed state. Meet two local favorites: That cease-fire was to be fol­ MOTORBIKES TOP MILLION Your Friendly Host, Ray Stanko saye— lowed by a demilitarization of PARIS — French monufac- COME *N DANCE THUR8., FRI. or SAT. turera produced 850,000 blcjwlee ALSO NEW FOR '66 IN THE CRAFTSMAN UNE Don Moore and ”His Versattles” and 1,124,865 motorbikee last BUHERNUT # OLD ENGUSH ELM # TUDOR OAK • GLMK>AK year. Americassa bought 20,136 Every Wed. Is “LADIES’ NIGHT!’' SH bl) J6H — its COHUITIONIP SUNLESS NIGHTS? of the tricycles and 5,675 of the' AH Drinks 50c For The Lndlee . . . iVl»U PA8MNC motorbikes. HACKING COUGH? e For Party ReaMvatlona—Phone 648-60M e A COOL SPRAY # DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS—86c e FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE HERE for a color TV? FRANK’S CAFE OAK ST. RESTAURANT GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES VAPORIZER & The Family Reatauiont SO OAK ST.—PLENTY OF FREE PARKINO DOTTY GIBSON PERRETTS Friday and Saturday, Sept. 24-25 HUMIDIFIER CORNER 51AIN and PEARL UMOF tfSS BANKGHMQE MONTHLY aCP/l iTMEIIT TEMtt SCHOOL Come and see— and get some new ideas on paneling installation—-Our fac­ dm not) nnesllit MsmllK may b« your answor FRIDAT SPECIAL tory representative will answer all your questions. $ 300 S18 $ 25 $12.50 S COMPLETE OF THE DANCE 600 36 50 25 HUMIDIFIES « 1 CARTRIDGE OF WELDWOOD PANEL ADHESIVE WITH VAPORIZES LOBSTER DINNER 900 54 75 3>.s6 FILTERS POLLEN T ap. 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TBOHNieOLOR* gers and—presto!—off it comes! No opener needed. MANCHESTER And these new Spin-off Caps now come on no-retum m s a SATURDAY T H K SHOP botdes. (Brimming with that famous suaight-from- 1D:00 AM. to-SKK) P.M. NtTA rALBOT«LARRYST0RCH»Le06.CARRQlI" FRIDAYS the-barrel tutel) Buy ’em in convenient six-packs at IW.G.GLENNEY 649-5253 120 SILVER UNE PLUS A TRULY EXCITINO CO-HIT your favorite store. Hi Neighbor—spin a ’Oansett! TO ■AST HARTFORD CO. S:30 PJR. Me Feckegiag tad I T O T M B m / ^ r 3 3 6 NORTH MAIN STRHT ^ / MnCNUM/BEinBI msiitu o e9 ,a ce a I Only 0 ^ C*rtlfk*te Hoeerei Per Faally Homo of t^lp Worlflf: Gr(Jdfp<;j 15C Harnburqr ELLINGTON GLASTONBUBY .v«-, - f i - . BUILDING MATBBIAL-XUMBBIU-FUEL m A u li P A G E FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1965 5 * ^ uth Windsor 'he Candidates for Town Council of fhe ParkadB ith WIndioc'i town council, Om town’* ringla moat Important board. The oounoU la now composed ot five RepubUoana and four m ^dnr bonnl, wlU bo cIiOMn by the voter* at tb* Oct 4 Democrats. Fenced with 12 names on the ballot voters will be able to voto Open Evat till I P J i |M*B *lecUana. for six of the candidates—but they may be any six, from either B£RNie’S ^Irwalv* eandldntea, ilx nomtnntod by **cb party ar* runnlnc or both parties. Oeorfa Btaae, Damooratto^ The mayor win be chosen from amonc the elected councilman Town Ohalmiaa, baa labeled the m t the nine available oouncU aeaU. Each party puU up only atx wta> era not — i* _ oiadldatea becauae, under the minority repreaentatlon law, neither at the new board's first meeting. The council's clerk Is also ohossn OOP’s town etaotton oompelgn gtety htay have more thM a two-thlrda minority o< the nine-man by the new board. phetf'ord a "medioo’’ vsralan at edve Brewnto or Junior to m CHris MOAf people OHW a c « v/cron m » Demooratle mail ir ^hene *r IB Orafas $ Uwougli • may rag- Commenting fai a DOANPayer, Mar at tUa tkn*. Brewfa Fly- atatement on the two aoaigBed to 4ii upe da net M rs to ,— —‘*- THAN ANY oTHeR Teuvam ■tone eaye that "the on tbebeoiaef I The Republicans The Democrats le platform advocates the ef avaUahle federal funds far Deawerafia oottaa boura hare . wm BlM be bald ’ Blofraplilea r t the RepubM-eTravelers Ihauranc* Company, Biographies of the six Demo-<^ Threaher was a member at eewem, a Mbrary end open boon anounoad a t Uw faUeaitog a t OrWwrd HHI M w ol an Mew jikw candidates for the town where he Is a supervising un cratlc candidates for the town the board of finance for 10 spaoe. Now the RepubUom, homes, derwritsr. He is a member of council have been prepared by year* and a dlrsctor of th* Con­ a n a r tijro years and no eppHoa- TantoU, BCr. and MM. Her- ebuncil have been provided by the industry committee lor mo­ the Democratic Town Commit necticut Valley Mutual Hall In­ Non for federal funds, ar* prom- mnn doMotalii, Fin# Xtaah Dr. ttBtmglb C Um R(f>ubllcan Town Commit- tor carrier insiu'ancs. tse. surance Co. tor more than 80 iataj^te apply tar aom*.^ and Mr, o n d l^ . Gerald ^ o - St W ieraoeai Reeves has been active in the Umberto "Del" Del Mastro, a years. Thresher is on the ad­ "llta Denaoeratfa pMfOnn Teagua, Ordway Dr. .Tba St PateFa Mayor John J. Egan Jr., up Wapping Community Church as candidate tor re-election to the visory board of the Hartford aitoporie a program to faoRMala Tuesday, MT. and MM. SCaiitB O tarob JuBlor eboir wM ra- lor election to his third term president and auditor. He is cO' council, lives on Avery St., la National Bonk, ktanolwster tb* tnstallaxkai of aanttory aaw- PandooW, M ala Wt. baaraa Saturday a t 10 im the town council, lives at IS president of the Avery Street married and has tour children branch, and le a former direc­ cm OR TV VALUE Now Uw RapuUloana SapL » , Sir. aBd MM, Frank •Tba Junior and Sealer TaoSi Qrace Rd., with his wife and Elementary School PTA and a He Is a graduate of Weaver tor of the First National Bank toumpet th* oaU. Tba Democrat- PlarM, Mala 0 L ORNqps will mast Simdoy at four Ohildren. delegate to the South Windsor High School, Hartford, and grad of Manchester. He ie president from IB platfonn caila far aKranaten S apt $0, Mr. and MM. Bd«ta pjD. in fiw pariah baU. Egan Is a national account PTA Council. He Is chairman of uated from Trinity College In of the Lord's Point Association, a t our poUoa department, the ~ lawiWB, P a apawed Dr. Vehmlaars or* aaadad S manager for the UNTVAC divi­ Cub Pack 186 and vies presi­ th* upper quarter of hia clasa, and holds membership in the KepubUoaiis now agrsa. Tlw All tbs aoffa* bouM era at 8 ebureli elooBbig. A new Mat is 0 sion of the Sperry Rand Cor­ dent of the Woodland Park where he captained the football Elks, the Odd Fellows, the Ma­ Damoprata wnuM ekmtnafMt pjn. peotad in tba naribax. poration. A former school Homeowners Association. team, participated In two other sons and the Shriners. He Uvea non than oo* poet office ad- Ni SaaaMDaaea teacher and coaCh for six years Mr. and Mrs. Reeves have major sports, and was elected on Rleosant Valley Rd. RCAVICIOR areae. The RapuMloaas now Mr*. WUMam A. OarroB, M t Tba SeiMi Windsor SoasM In Ma.seachueetts and Rhode Is­ three children. president of his class. Jamee Throw# . WBuM conaoUdato Dogwood Lana, Wapptaig, Dane* Club will bidd a etub wvRACK term as treasurer of the Wood­ William Threaher A U T O M A T IC Dr. Wetstone is aiiao chairman GREAT land Park Homeowners Asso- Oouncilman William J. School Menus D E U V E R Y of the Bloomfield board of edu­ Heavy 1" tubular steel, chrome toetion, and is a member of Thresher, a candidate tor re- cation and tammr president of MULTI-PURPOSE plated w ith 2” casters. 38 ' wide, $0.99 Ite Wapping Community Church election, has lived in town tor T d o p lio iM the Ctonnectiout Anooiatlon of 67” tali. 18” deep. With shelf and ■Bd the South Windsor Ex- The menu for the Mienchester more than 62 years. He was the Boards of Eiducation (CABE). CLEANER shoe rack. shange dub, where ha is a pdbUc school system for the first Democratic senator from 6 4 3 - 2 4 4 4 The schedule for the confer­ Btember of the board of con- week beginning Mtoidaiy S ept the fourth district in 91 years, ence la: leol. He Is a director and sec 27, is as follows: and served es chairman of the Registration and coffee at IMHiMriiNMnnMh N tary of the Altunnl Assocla- Monday: Veal cutlet tomato parks and reservations commit­ 0:30 anti.; keynote address at licm of Theta Tl XI fraternity. sauce, mashed potatoes, wax tee and the railroads commit­ 10; the first session of round­ ’An employe of Travelers In- beans, bread, butter, milk, tee. He served for 20 years as □ table discusolons a t 10:50; Odrance Oompany since 1969, peaches. judge and six years eus deputy lunch at noon; second session ntts is a home office rmder- Tuesday: Italian grinder, ap­ Judge of the South Windsor 357 MOM) SmSET of round-table discussions at 1 writer for casualty-fire opera- plesauce, milk, pineapple up­ Town Court, pjn.; final summary and evalu­ tfona. He and Mrs. Fitts have side-down cake. ation a t X (wo children and live at 829 Oak Wednesday: Frankfurt on •t, Wapping. roll, baked beans, ode slaw, Richard Reeve* milk, pears. Richard C. Reeves, 112 Oak Thursday: Roost beef, gravy, ■t, graduated from Mount Her- mashed ^teto, com, bread, inon Preparatory School and the butter, milk, mixed fruit. University of Massachusetts. Friday: Baked macaroni and SEE ME OommisBloned In ROTC, he cheese, spinach, com bread, but­ served as an aircraft controller. ter, milk, ioe cream. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Reeves moved TODAY to. South Windsor in 1967. Reeves CHIOKENS DOWN 7 POT. Dupont Teflon wws elected to the zoning board CHICAGO — The number of of appeals in 1969 and has chlckena raised on U.8. fenns served the last two years as its this year ie expected to total IP YOlTRi A HOMEOWNER 10-ln. Aluminum sbalrm en. only 296 milUcn, down 7 pw f n 1907, Reeves Joined the oent from 1964. WITH A PROMIM UKSTHIS: WWMHgb 1 FRYING PAN van 3 ram iPmmmaw l l l d i * M* FlnanoeCa. • M 6 t$e Dept, •tores * 1 * lb * shsEi ym SH bus a n Iwt a fl.ioe 1 Car Payments • 7* BBUn a( ihi non dna 4ss In fas * let 1 Heapltai 4 4*'“ W A U L W U J Q O U m Q , Idan-A lm span Madt iBoaa in yaar *1.58 * see 1 Furniture • S I W O i m M B I V L * 120 1 Miaoellaneeus • as M T H A N A L U a r I ta n th g n c HaMoeaa doRd Clway, gradoai felid Mibegtay, isaee- LEASE $a;»w 1 •*4# M4UJJMMUOAM A CAK nOM PAUL PODSE PONTUC pYhm ricRRg* lajHni Oiiiizn laaaa WE DO OUR OWN SERVICE BBWIE'S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN HiBUilULeed im Am m I OptoeU le W « C m M H elp T m U Im l U u ■npduiliW uiiiail .Ink HIGH IMPACT PLASTIC ALL MAKES We luwe our own faetoiy trained eervicemen. e No money down • Up to 8 yeara To Pay AU F br E xtra New Monthly • 90 Days—no finance to pay You Receive BUU Cash Payment Onty Our foaxantee to yon of aatisfaetkm. charge TURNTABLES ALL MODELS e Bank Ilnancinf STORE HOURS $ 3 ,0 0 0 $ 2 ,5 5 0 $ 4 5 0 $ 6 6 .7 3 MondvaadlTniand IPnaaday Open tUI t FJS. Steel Ball Bearing* Open X burs^ and Friday llvaalnga USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR 'Inolnde* Principal, Interest, life laennuMa Wadnaadaya aSlngto CALL S46-7565 • WE DaiVER POR A VALUE-RAUD LEASING PLAN OR BIAIL TH18 COUPON TODAY! The 97c THE FINANCA l INSTlTCnON OF AMERICA, be. USED CAR OR A ONE CONSTITUTIONAL PLAZA, HARTFORD, CONN. NEW OLDSMOBILE Please give me complete detella, no obligation on bow I i PAUL DODGE can borrow: • Wl mSTAU MANCHESTER □ $1,000 □ $8,500 Nam* .. □ $1,000 □ $4,000 Addreoe ConnGctlcttft OLDSMOBILE I PONTIAC □ $2,000 □ $4,000 City . . . NANOHESTER SHOPPINO PARKADE MOTOR SALES U7S M ein S t. BfANCHESTER 649-2881 □ $2,000 □ $0,000 Phone .. TV A AppHmew 112 WEST CENTER ST. 80 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. □ $$,000 □ Or M ore. orm EVIRY NISHT TO Y • SATURDAY TO 4 648*2411—648-1511 PhOMSI Bisnehester 648-0890—RockvlOe 875-2584*

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UANCHB8TBB EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHSSTEH; OONHm THURSDAY, gCPTEMBER 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING BBRALP^ MAWCHBSTBl, OWK., TOlBtSDAY, giarTOfflER 28, s a Conservation Unit Backs f t is to ba in tha water, aurroundad by The I* The % M tUttifiM tf I t tOBOhad by i t Ha la subjaot to a jrtwa o f hydrotropiam. Widkways Plan of Tamsky Far him, the first ttma he ia lured to Wage Wage The pcssIbUHy ef reviving the^i raferandum in toe fstt o t toe witer*s edge ia a kind o f teat of praetiee ef walking tor pleaeurt m * . Bumraar's promise. And when ho over- sprung im test m ite •• Town Tlie board of directors will be eomea Ua aolf-coiiselousness and fights Law Law ftannor mooph Ta[m«ky p it Ms asked to get togetoer with the Idea of a neraork ef walkways owneni, talk over boundaries, o ff the bistlnote bom in hlbematlon, ho (Oontteued from Pags • ) aubmlto and the feel o f tha water con­ By JAMES MARLOW bsfere toe 'Oonaervatiea Oom- and thm negotiate for purohase. mteston. The oommiMlon continued firms tha Imminent season aa no other AP Nows Aaalyal Otiuggls. The same House Rules WASHWeWON (AP) - Bsaib lin e a r walkways, i8rlpe ef with Me study o t aortal maps o t harbinger, no matter bow poetic, can Oommlttes triad to strangle tha green, broadsned hi plaoea by Manohsotor. It plans to bivm- Ing tha minimum wags haa minimum wage biU that time, do. been stow business and atm is. ponda and squares, anbvsned by tory privately and puUlcly too. works of uulpturo would fit fai owned Open maces. Ths maps The last dip, though, Is a greater joy In the 7 years slnoa US8 Oon- The fuU Oengroee tinalty a p were bought from the UJ9. De- as haa nUsod H cnly 11, lren» proved in IMS the Fair Labor wtto too downtown urban rsnew- . XXTBI beoauae It comes again and again. Each cents an how to ha prosant al plan tor the area between partinmi of AgrtoUlture. A*nBM late season trip to the water may be r ■tandarde Act which Impoeed a ■aHffirffl 11.36. minimum wage ot 20 oents an teruce and Main 01s. the last for the year and so each la And now a bfil to raise 41m hour, put restrictions on toe use Going further south and east, China Set* Sugar Record treated aa though It la the la st The self- minimum to |1-T6 aad aatend of cMld labor, ordered a 44-hour there might be a trail or bridle path from Charter Oak n ekl Dial-A-Uft.. (143-2751 consetousness returns, for the crowds toe covarage of toa law to 7.8 work week (later 40) tor bual- TAJPEt—Tha Taiwann Bugar million mors workars aoema nesses In Intorstate oommerce, along tte rsloeatod Rt. g right Oorp. of tte RupubUc of or ClmaChina OF_ are gone; and the doubts come back, dead for tola aaaaton. .About 88.8 up to Caoo Mountain. proesased a record 1,038,000 tUBD p i M and compelled overtime pay for fcH- the sun that seemed ao warm aeema million workera ara prasontiy hours worked over the 44-hour Going north and tom want, the metric tone ot sugar In the now ao weak. But the feel of the water covered. Umlt. walkway would eroee over to 198446 crop ysar, 31 per cent Center Springs park, run along vuk reaffirms that no matter how dismal Even U toe House alMUld ap Nevertheleas, while mllUens more than in the orevloua year prove In 18«, toa Ssnatewon’t Bigelow Brook and end at HU- and 9 per cent above the pre- toe winter, summer w ill come back. of workera benefited by tMs have time to. ■___^ law, other mlUlons weren’t pro­ Mard Pond. vtous postwar record, 4 k in iSi'jrasTSaA-" May there be many laat dipt this BarUer tola ysar Praatdeat tected at Ml. In IM l about an­ Another walkway would go 196940. Read Herald Adveitifleinents year. Johnson reoommandad aa addi­ other 4 mUUon ware Included in aoroae the northweet coiner of Iae,>. —* tional 4.8 milUon peofAe be the eoverago- town, from Union pond to Lau­ "•irajar*-^ brought under toe law's pratoc- rel take by way of Ite Hoeka- MTOri API _____ MBtt The Supreme Court in IM l ' r—itinf iBAtttr lUndMaUr ticn but he didn't raoommend held toe wage-hour law, so num River. Y on /Can Count on Us Fuhion Costs No More at Sear* Im M. Fon While Shopping increaalng toe minimum wage, :ar that it became elmpiy a Tanwky prspoaed theee poesi •aying that waa up to Ooocme. 3proMsm tor Oongrese to In- biUttea. 'The land would bo ob­ The only quarrel about motorised So Congress undertook to do crease the miminum and broad’ tained through town purchase, it, or part of OangrcM did. The poaetbly wMh the help of federal lf«w Tortt. CM- gjolf carts Is over the identity of the In­ en the oovarago as chaai^ng House Education and Labor times demanded. opm spaces funds, and through 2 ii.£s£K or cacaukr dividuals using them. For the elderly, Committee approved ,a bill to TMs, briefly, Is the history of gifts, Soms of It is already own­ ON*. for the Infirm, -for the convalescing, for raise the present $1.96 minlinuin toe inoreasaa In toe minimum ed ^ toe town. all tor whom it would not be definite to 31.40 neat Jtdy for thoea iww wage: It started at 36 cants aa He added that poIhiUon in covered, to 31-80 on July 3. 1887, . ottpliT atfrartiiloK — physical benefit to amble about tha hour in 1916, went to 90 cento in Union Pond and too Hockaimm . l\or Mondi^ — 1 P.B1. to 31.78 on July 1, 1988, 1M9 automattcaUy, and to 40 Klvar would have to be cleared course rather than glide and bump And coverage would be- ax- oents In 1946. In 1M9 Oengrasa up before toa area oouM be ueed 4 : ivjt nmaOty — 1 p.n^Tw*^»»*>*y- their way over it—the golf carts ara tended tor toe first time to Jarm inortased It to 76 cents, to 31 in for walking. quite a thing. workers, bringing'them in at 1980, to fl.U in 19U, to 31.38 in The oommlsahm expreaaed ’' f>orZ^LSrjTjTLjith^^^A-in5JS2SX.7-i^”2 SAtooAy — * P.HI. ^WAy* ^m^wn. ; < . . . - 31.15 an hour next July 1 and at , te^MMdMdUM; 10:10 Mdi «•».«€ And we suppose the saihe thing win 1963. great Intereat fai his propoaate ■yMeatlon wteept B ^rtoy — > 31.36 an hour Jtdy 1, 1088.' And tai 1M8 and 1981 Congress and In turn 'voted to point out to have to go for the next application of The rate tor other newly cov­ subetaaUally broadened toa the board of dtroetors tte value 3 nnnii9<, »opt«ii*«' ** the matorlaed principle to a modem ered workers would start at 31 ehlM labor protection. of Laurel Lake and the HOeka- activity. an hour next January and go up num River tend. The oommte- in yearly Increaaee to 3L75 by Grain Output Rtdted slon would urge toe town to re­ r Before very long, the supermarkets July 1, 1970. tain these areas In their natur­ iBiwHag Taqiatlent of the nation are likely to be revolu­ Among thoee newly covered GENEVA — Many countries al state. Cteanuqp of toe area tionised by the Introduction of motor- workers wotdd be employes ..of have expanded toelr grain pro­ was urged too. ; Bv«nta te Aifttattn* auneat tJt*t tJM small retail businesses, kumdri- toed shopping carta. duction lately. During toe five- Oppoktlon to the town engi­ iBlMtary la becoming Impatient with ss and dry cleaning firzna, res­ year period, 1949-63, world neer’s Idea of ueifig Laurel Lake IfAfc of eoonomle pcogteaa or With the We win all glide gracefuny up and taurants, hotels, motets, movie grain production averaged a p for on extension of sanltaiy tend plowing tafhwBoe ot poUtloal eottram- tew n the aisles, hitting the speed dropped to 35. however, aa a eonvenlent that can be played, the races run, the Oourtesr The SrtM But the bill has been attacked I* with wMdx to pot pzeaaqre on •elusions that can be maneuvered, and by nearly every employer group toe family nights, SELF-POftTRAlT (WOODCUT) OF DAVID HAYES WITH SON BRIAN; far the country. aent What appeara to con- Made From A Photograph By Sylvian Ofiara President Franklin D. Roose­ mlBtary la the le v lv ti ot - ‘ flbuppfaig w ill ho ton. velt asked for the minimum and the nationli failure ta wage law in 1937. That was the economic stiidea. ' year the Supreme Court, which had previously wrecked dne E : Aigentfadana beHevei that theai TV» OW For What? A Thought lo r Today piece of New Deal legislation _i BO military tatervaatlon becauab Sponsored by to t Manchester after another, began a change Thla Oongrms has become such a Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. pentidana and geoerale have Council of Churches of heart. [ bwanTW frotd pravioea dlaaatera. nttber stiunp tor the executive that Until then the court had when It attempts to think fo r itself, Robert D. Novak knocked out not only federal but lie' Ite a^-Oommoniat declara- it readies toe wrong eonchulons. Re­ But by the grace cA God I am state minimum wage laws, rul­ a gnaur e f poahlng* IHia. to adr cently, a group o f slrUne stewardeeate R eport what 1 am: and Ms grace wMch ing that neither states nor the B ii peraomrel lefonna protested dtocrintlnatlon because . ot was bestowed on me was not ■fedei^ government could pass in 'vain; but I laboured more t he hr too gentle to aariy wot. On age, to the jiroper House committee. such laws generaUy. They claimed that when they became Other staffers profess Ignor­ abundantly than they all: yet Initiative. WAamNOTON — The best- There was a time when Car­ And it had previously ruled 32 or they wens fired because to ey kept secret In Washington Is ter’s allies hoped Carter him­ ance. not I, but the grace of God out a cMld labor law as un- P ____ Cngania haa been a .chaiiiv were “t^ old." that, despite President John­ self would become Postmaster The actual resiswi for the debt wMch was with me. (1 Corin-, -oonstltuUonal on the grounds it o f constitutionalism. Preiraniably Tte young ladiee were hopeful that son’s landslide election, the ' General. When the President te twofold; The exorbitant cost tMans 16,10.) exceeded the power of Congress turned to O'Brien, Carter's Here is a quotation almost win be pattant wiongh to aaeU tha toe Bouse would understand their Democratic National Commit­ of last fall’s, campaign which to regulate Interstate com­ problem. They had heard that toe tee is nursing a gargantuan friends quietly passed word to has now come due and the ex­ guaranteed to bring second merce. o f diieiet aOtloa. House had a Foreign A ffairs Commit­ deficit. C M tcl HIU Democrats that pense of a highly ambitious pro- thoughts tu many readers as it But 1987 WM a recession year tee, while toe Smate had a Foreign Re- Although National Commit­ O’Brien would have. nothing to glnm to re-elect freshman Dem- did me. I ’ve thought of myself on the, heels'u| a depression. latlona Committee. Senators, it seemed, tee operatives flatty refuse to do with the National Committee onatlc Congressmen In 1968. often as being self made. Have Congress respottded to Roose- IVere over age for affairs,! but not re- reveal the else, the debt is over and that Carter's own creden­ The committee only recently re­ you? Didn’t we forget that Di­ velt’fl request, but not without a ISIIlUV TlCIOtX lationa. Bhren Bobby Baker's Q Clito a million doHairs—^perhaps dose tials as LBJ’s long-time ally imbursed toe Air Force for toe vine One who created, molded SI'AKS turned out to be a sad excuse tor a sin to 32 million. and top political agent were se­ campaign use of toe Presiden­ us in ids own image? Perhaps (See Page Sevan) V te moat obvlona explanatloo fo r t te club. . The existence of thtt eidbor- cure. tial Jet (Airforce One) and the your life pararelled mine, you at the German polls o f Chan- rassing 'encumberance' is one The President hasn’t revealed riiilroads for toe highly success­ had fewer advantages than They were quite wrong. Members many of your chums. Went to ' Xithard is that the West Gennaan o f the House were incensed - that airlines reason why President', Jehnson to anybody what use be plans to ful "Lady Bird Special''' cam­ cannot delay much longer some make of O'Brien’s political paign tour of the South. work earlier, bad to leave atiafled with the government Should oonalder stowardesaea as girls. school life beMnd. Yet, you Herald One Indignantly wanted to knpw i f basic decisions about' toe Na­ talent in his ne'8r job. But party : Whatever toe exact state of arhleb haa brought them proaperityi, tional Committee. cfflclals. outside the National toe committee's financial ledg­ became somebody, married they were running a transportation well, brought into the world a t The critlciam leveled at Erhard, Ida aervlce or a flying Bunny Chib. No one . But'another reason la toa hn- Committee w ill be amazed if er, JCagutra's aucceesor as Yesterdays mlnent departure o f the 'mys- O’Brien-doesn’t'have a powerful tieasurer’t will have Ms work oMld In whom you are justi« Weakneaa, hla tndedatveneeaa, M t tm- answered him but the impression left 'terious and powerful Richard was that while stewardesses might be voice In every aspect of Dem­ cUt out. In fact, with Maguire ‘ flMy proud because you hava 25 Yean Ago ^lianged the ahnide fact thAt under Us Maguire, National QOmmlttee ocratic pdltlca — including toe gone and Postmaster cteieral instlllM all the important very good at serving the traveler after treaisurer the past f^ur years. jgovemment West Germany haa prba- toe age of 35, they were no longer satis­ bona-breaking busliiesa of cop­ O’Brieb taking a major interest ideals,- etc. Well aren’t we self Erma of Oosalta, Oompenton terad at the same thru It haa gained Although Maguire -plana no ing with the peaty toftclt.'. there, a t-to-bottom house- made? You might say so, that Dog Excellence (C.DJC.) three- factory sex symbols and were there­ public announcement,.' It is now is if you don't acknowledge ^ era n ila iia l peeatigA fore dlamlaaed. The secrecy!now surrounding cleaning may be in prospect for year o)d Getman Shepherd certain that he will reeign aa tost huge debt is a fairly recent the National Committee. creation and the Creator. Re­ trained by Oaptahi Herman O. i Tar IM iaid the victory n p reaanto a nils la a callow approadi. We would treasurer and return to hla read the scriptural quotation expect more from even a freshman phenomenon. Before Maguire Sctendel of Mancheeter Police ^eraonal triumph sinee ha had to'battla profitable law practice la M ^ became treasurer, any citizen again as I have. Also let your representative. Ben Franklin advised sochusetta tola fall. 'j.. Departaient, walks o ff with, ma­ pot only the opposition parties but also could discover the financial tooughts dwell upon the words, jor honors of specialty obedi­ his son that the mature woman made Although Maguire is /custo­ Today in History “ I ■will lift up mine eyes unto •oma of the leaderaMp of his own state of the party by simply ence traile held at Mt. Nebo toe beat companion, a fact which Ovid dian of toe National. Conunit- asking. But under H a v r e ’s aU- I By Tte Associated Press I the Mils whence cometh my CtarlatiaB DemocniU as well, indudiag proclaimed before the Christian Ehra. tee's debt, his VesignaUoa strength and my redeemer.’ ’ recreation flokL If, aa both the hostesses and toe rep­ rtoorltarian direction, toe sim­ Today is Thursday, Sept; 28, former Ohanoellor Adenauer. should not be linked fo'tm . com­ plest finandat facto are. bald aa tte 388to day of 1985. There are Manchester Council of resentatives believe, discrlminatlaa at mittee's faSure to pi^ off aii UMtad Church Women 10 Y ean Ago Another ihterenoe to be drawn from 82 Is because of diminishing aex at­ most one year after tte elec­ securely as a top-fMoret CIA re­ 9!B days left la tte year. port. ' ha Erhard victory is that frlendUneea traction, both are on the wrong'course. tion. Today's mgbllglit In History Even while construction of The airlines, with their computers and ' Maguire, who has wanted to Maguire win not accept teto On TMe Date Keeney S t School progresses, toward the United Btatee le not the po- phone calls from political ro- On this date in 1779, the Amer- In 1678, Sir Humphrey Oil- there appears possibility that all. are smarter than that. There haa get back to Msssaichaaetta -for Icah.-naval; offteer, John Paul Itlcal liability In Europe that some to be some other reason fo r the dis­ months, has little anthorKy potters. Sam Brltotoian, tha bert, set sail on MsI first Ifrst {riptill to town'will begin ptamning to add 2 dafan. Erhard’s election provides assur­ crimination, like toe effect o f changing over National Comradtieb 'ek- coitimlttoe’s long-time public Jones, uttffo mlttee structure. la not a member. West Germany baa question "Too old for whatT" new fall colors! —8TAMFORO ADVOCATE Headed nominally by Ooqnse- atrlbutod heavily to the UN Special tfout’a John Bailey ever 'stnee Never u natty navy, here with red, and ready 3 being second only to the United toe I960 election of John F. i(D do this season with more jrusto than we’ve ’ai( as and Britain. Kennedy, the National Oommlt> seen in a long time. The look’s jersey, Or­ tee ia now split into facti

/ MANGHESTB* BVENINO BBRAXJ), MANCH18TBI. OQNlfv TRUB8DAT, SEPTEMBER i Ia NCHESTER e y e i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, COHN^ fXGB SIGHT Anthony epent hie bd AndovSr years in Vermont, graduated from Yale in IMS, and taught Martin Aska Cost Estimates 12th Cironit Rockville Tax Books B*K« Atithony In China tor threa yart* under TV-Radio Tonight MapH Show to* Yala-4n-Chtna program. He Obituuy Court Cases Cue it Shaker has a too worked wlto ohureh I C h anges in To Pipe Waste to Hockanum Found $L600 Short leaders in Japan, to* Near. East, h Capital Mrs. Beae B. Shek ■ During Retreat and in Bunote- Uhr grandfather HEBRON—Mrs. Ross SanuMl MANORBSTBB SBBMON and lathar were Cangregattonal Television to an attempt to provide afHootaahum River doametream [OTotTI a P) - Th« Bhok. of Wew B r i ^ moUiei R t Plans Two oases tnvoivtng moral oompletod, * oonBdsrittol report minister*, end two of lilo daugii* 6:00 8) Mori* TsIO 6 from Union Pond. (Ooaltoartl from P*g* O**) An rrtmt will be tero are now eomtag in Japan a* on mgm . f M W * «*iq»;K)i,KluitXUn .'.I** ' '■ I ' plan Acceptable to. ih* Stoto charges wert otytUnuod to fUturs wM issuod to Um tax oonmis- ((.Muneteni PoselMy then, the toentment dates tor preeantattin'. mieotonarieo, ^...«le;i lUldaro fe of pivci^M ia m ttt The laUit planning maps for Water Retources Oatoihlseitm, plant eould atlU be bnUt In tho otty was oonooBdatod with sloner on AUf. 81, todktottog held tola Sunday by toe Andover 0) Uoyd ntsxtea Britain Oeneral Hospital after Oeneral Manager Riohard Mar-' Charles E, Bmttli, 46, WItoon, "tho extent of ths rnnlNMia. Ckmgiegattonal Chureb, wtth Dr. Rohaaroale ef the Junior oheir ItoO auckleberry Hound 8:00 Panama Canal treaty art the relocation of Rt. 6 have ar- nurker Vlllafe near tha Colo­ tho town this lummer. are eohsduled tor Mionday aRer- wan'* IMsnd (08 a Hwrt Illness. ► tin today asked Town Engineer nial Board Co. But instead of charged with risk of .Injury to msnt," to* audit say*. *• iuntmaa Octobar'a proapecta, but Other survivors, include tw«|Ifrived and may be seen in the mtoor tomale and Indecent ae- AJ a raault, aRer oonmiltotlon B. Kenneto Antttony, easootete noons from 8;4f to.4;30 at toe 11m ^Planning Office at the Municipal pouring Its proGssMd waste in­ Ths f *n*r*I «udtt noUs ttuU, irmss daughters, and eleven grand* Welter Fuss to prepars imine- aaolt, had Ms case continued to with too Stoto Tax oommlsslon- ■eoretory of the Board of Wbrid church, under the direotto* of la Httla ohanct of a hlfhar Building. to Lgrdan Brook, the waate "With the excsptkih o f to* Ux Ii80 (C) dlately a cost esUmata for pip­ Oct. 14. Prosecutor John Lom­ oonectoi”s offleo, to* iwoordl'M lIlBletriM, UMted Ohureh o t Mra, Georg* Munson. The adult 1:00 mum waca for U.B. work- The maps incorporate the lat­ would be piped to the Hooka- arta o »c4 , toe auditoi* \^«r* 1 2 ) , rr—' will, be held ing waate from the propped bardo told the court the neoee- the city were, la f o t u n i , ade­ Ohilat, toe gucal apeaker. choir, directed by Mr*. Dqnnal «J) est revisione reflecting traffic num River. took a "apootiU toortoga dofal- Oarlberg, reheartea on Thure> erS? Baturaay'M'BEIlSS a ^ f r o m the treatment plant location on Ly- Tha treatment plant la ssen ■ary wltneaooe tor toe prooeou- quately malntataMd.” • ;00 tha mora dlatant future, end tame requirements for the eatlon axaminatloii" ^ The retreat win begin with to* day avenlnfa at 7:46 at the it e BlogdalafMl^ >' T at^tni HomeJ dall Brook down to the Hocha- by Martin as the only practical Uon wero not avaltaiblo tolo OomnUatonar Bulttvui agld m om tag worah4|i serv4e* at U a ambaaaador aaaa a lont^ ISO B i ^ ^ t, Jfew Britain] design year of 1900 and current ooUactor’a bopka tor tha P®ri®® ohureh. The PHgrim FeUowehip (JIT CTub Houm , _ num River. answer to the pollution end re­ monitog. this morning that tha tax de­ ajn., ioUeiwed by a pot luck 2:20 (iS throat from Rod Chink ,wltli a . bcH»W high Mass of State Highway Department de-' town April 1, 19M through June partment had raealivad to* full raeumol meetlnge Sunday at 7 < 3-10) Petw Jonnlnfs—Hem Fuss said today he would sultant Bunoh of Lyd*n Brook, Tho oaao gainrt John P. Ho­ hmeteon in the ohureh ooetol ( I) jtoramlo (C) :h ho aaya juatlfloa prompt Sacred Heart «ign stamdards. Also included city audit tola morning, and p.m, in the ohureh k )kx>1 m are changes suggested by town probably have the eetlmato in Umon Pond and ths Hockanum gan, 17, of Montauk Dr., Vtnion (10 -3^ ) HunUor-BrlnkleV imption of U.8. arma ald» CU iR^ . Begf ^Britain. Burial e few days. ohaiging him with two counts of *^Th?datoa oorreiqxmd to the that tt wMl ba to the bands of Sion at 9:46 a.m. with Robert (31) Travel Time win be tn Heart CemeJ ofSclals since 1900..'' Rtojr. (40) Maverick U:00 Newi^^ The Water Reaources Ciim- Tne "nauseous odort* said to atatotory raps and ono of risk of BUta'a Attorney Joel Raad-tMs Azinger leading to* greiqi. I 8) Walter Cr»'r®7*: reached this afternoon to Mm- keep In mind toe Church Fair (8! AotlvMlao, Rop. Charlaa > . and tontonm* from 3 to 4 and .new highway's route and the ■O-aWNewe. Weather (40) leorie final It reasoned that Lydall BrOok the point of demanding relief. A m o Groot 19, of 47 Maxwell -The tax coUector had “ "“ t- ment on tha audH ittp orL f . on Nov. IS, tor Which Ideea end 24) Whatto Newt 11:28 (40) Mtrv (MfCbi lor, D-Oa., reportod today.. 'locatl*L Manehestor Evening Herald • "for money and power homa ., the town and further. revisions McCuaker aaW this aftemwn "1 was atunaad Ity thW tn- Andover correspondent. Law- may be ekpecteU. David Day, 33, 39 Bolton Rd., control." ' Mias Campbell was bom ln‘ IS. failure to carry re.glstration. that he haa ordered an audit of forinatlon, and 1 find It *H6ok- renee Mae, tol. 743-8796. Manchester Oct/ 23. 1883. the Some of the major changes said the key witness told Cases nolled tochided: the town’a books from July 1 Ing." ha aald. story in a tiee.bour secret daughter of Robert J. and, follow: Vehicles Towed to Aug. 27, although he aald "But," he said, ’’tMa ahoold Radio Rosanna Quinn Campbell, and The number of lanes east of Police Arretts Matthew McGuire, 42, of 80 inUtee session thla week. Cottage Bt., charged with de­ that the city audit "should have no reflection on the new (TW* Hettog Inehides anly tl )sa* *ewB broadeaste e( ID er IB was a life-long resident of this Main St. has been increased to From Accidents have no reflection on the new frauding an Innkeeper; Robert town government," Room Mothers oalBOt* laaigtii. Some atotian* eoriy ether ehert Bewacaote) ja m a : Prc«ldeiH Mkrdo A. tcnwn. She was a ihember of the three each way and the medlnh J A m curity guard at the town government." Luddecke McCuaker also aald that.^^he SAblits, 19, of ■mbhe Dr. 7:06 Conversation Piece jles of Panama aOdreasea to* Ladies of St. James. strip has been broadened from Three vehicles were tmyed Grand-Way store at the Man- i«algned as town treasurer, a haa ordered an audit; of-the WDBtl-lS*2 Survivors include two broth^, charged with Intoxication; and Feted at Tea 7:36 Chet HunUey |onal Assembly Oc^ I, and BO feet to 85 feet. away from the scenes of three ■ cheater Parkade accused Ro- Richard Tuley, 39, of 68 Wells port he held tn the consolida­ town’s financial raoorda teem b:00 Long John Wade 7:30 News of the Worid era. Robert J. Campbell of Mart*- 77te expanded lanes and me­ 2:00 Dick Robinson 7:20 Congressional Report before it he and PreaWem accldents, one person was land R. AgosUnelli, 43, East St, charged wlto non-support tion government, on Aug. 37. July 1 (whan Oofisolldillon About 80 room motoani and 1:06 News. Sign Off on are repolrted planning Chester and AloysiUs Campbell dian will require the purchase 2:10 Pops Concert of Mansfield t < , V i. ..[taken to the hospital, and pne Hartford, of shoplifUng last According to the report, most Went Into effect) uittB An#. 37. WRCH—*12 nounoe that good projiTaaa of more land than had been ap- arrest was made yesterday, po- night at 7, police report of the missing receipts were tak. Luddecke, who had batef |^p- faculty members attended toe 1:00 Hertford BtiliUaliU made toward a new The funeral will be held Satr(s. Weather urday at 11.30 elfm* hrom the Agoetlnelll allegedly took en in one of two vrays: Uty city tax collaotoi*,) ^ a s 2:00 OasiTght U:30 Art Johnson lama Canal tlW y . Actual ^ grand-scale ^ Frederick H. Adams, 86.1 elghtm cords. a toy guillotine, Delaneys Mark One was through alterations town treasurer durtii# that pe­ Rxxn motlMrs’ tea yerterdey af­ 10:00 Collegs AU Stars Spletlon of a treaty may take W. R. Qutsh FunemV Rome. 23^ WPOI^-UIO Main S t. with a solemn high The X n for « Oardner Oak , Thompsonville. was reportedly^ * magic 8 ball, and other Items of assessor’s corrections. When riod. Dr. Kemieth Anthony ternoon in toe Bohool oafetarie. 2:00 ^ e t Hears f :00 Oeorge Brewer ph l(mger. 25 Years Wed 'WIHP—122* 7:00 Ken rirlfdn Mass of requiem at St* Jams<; G ^ l Sto ito^rchan« U ;nm- P®®’’ ’ worth a total of 131.94 from a taxpayer’s assessment was de­ Mrs. Alan Walch, president, ha netfoUaMCnft atarted after Grove Sts. interchange is ellm Washington St. when the’ tar. the store. He is charged with creased his taxes were not re­ room. The group win then go S'OO News 12:00 Stan Douglas C ^ rch at noon. Inated and tne proponed three and XOss Ethel Robb, school 2:U Dial 12 Panamanians and four U.8. Friends may call at the fifr was driving jumped the ^opllfting and posted Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. duced the full amount to coin­ toe Times F)arm Camp for the 2:00 News _ JlCra wore killed in anti* clover leaf interchange at S. ’ 12° Michael Boyer, program. Dr. Ajnthony, who will principal, presided. After a wel­ *:46 Lowell Themae ncral home tomorrow from 7 Main and Hackmatack St.s. haa J?"** *" Delaney of 34 Pine HIU St. were cide with the change. The dif­ to :00 The World Tonight coming eiMreBs by Mr*. Walch, gerlcan rioting In Panama In to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. feted tart Saturday at a surprise ference between the amount be the director has had long ex­ 7:16 SMrte been changed to one clover leaf , perience in organizing church- Mrs. Walter Fuu outlined the arry Reaaoaer nary 1»M. and three slip ramps. I 28th anniversary party attmded paid and the amount actually Son of A ctor, 7 : » iforT FREE by 14 close friends and relatives. due waa withheld. sponsored programs of relief duties of toe room mothers tor 2:00 News The proposal to extend Snruce S^A***- the year. 3 :16 Dial 12 linimum Wage: Hopes lor a TTie event wee given by their The other waa through tha Suicide Victim and rehablUtatlon for victims of 12:00 News Fonerab natural dlsarters, such as floods Mrs. Fuss and her committee 12:U Sign Off DELIVERY t increase to Il.TK' In the i K . r rv ’^ ^*^'^‘**'»* and charged with failure to son-in-law and daughter, Mr. transfer of tax bills actually ■ly minimum wage grew ■ “ * ®^ . 1.!! about three tenth of a mile be- and hurricanes, and man-made were In charge of arrangements. w n 0—1222 and Mrs. Robert D. Cone of Rt. paid to the suspense Hie, where BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. 6:00 Afternoon EdlUon as the end of Congress ap- 85 Bolton, at the home of De- troubles of poUUcal uprieinge Refreshments were served by ARTHUR DRDQ goiaph g. Payelaok was involved in an accident overdue bills are held. The en­ (AP) — Michael Charies Beyer, *:00 News, Sports. Weather ched and rules complica- ^ H i^ a n d St. near Candlewood **“® damage done to the“ *®J Monday on E. Center St. which laneyls brother and sister-in-law and wars. Mrs. Richard Field end her 2:26 Light 'n Lively ■nie largely attended funereT tire tax payment waa withheld. 6:46 Blue of Evening blocked the bill’s progress, Dr. fender in the accident. resulted in the hospitalization Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Delaney In each case, taxpayers were son of romantic FYench actor A native of Nova Beotia, Dr. committee. of, Joseph J. paveleck of 138 Nj Adams Was arrested pite strong labor support, MAin St. was held this morning Wyllys St. will be straightened . J ,,w J. __ , of himself and his passenger, of Cider Mill Rd., Bolton. not credited for the amount that Charles Boyer, shot and killed bill faces determined oppo- from the WAker N. Leclerc Fu-^ and raised oyer the highway, =vert wyncopp, 80. "stamford. The couple was married Sept. they had actually paid. himself shortly after midnight elsewhere. .House Speaker will Gardner St. from Dou- bility and Is scheduled to ap­ Court date has been set for 21. 1940 at St. Bridget’s Church. neral Home, 33 MAin St., with pear In the Manchester Ses­ According to the report, a to­ In his Beverly Hills home, police W. McCormack said he gan's Alley almost to Spring St. Oct. 11. Both men are reported They are both Manchester na­ tal of 87 tn^vldual misappropri­ solemn btyh mass of requiem ab sion of Circuit Court 13 on reported. not plan to call up the St. Bridget’s Church. Burial waa to St. Bridget’a Cemir* Hbspital Notes is employed at Chandler-Bvans records. The city government At Boyer’s house, police found COroUROY CARCOATi auid collided with the car oWn-: Coro., Hartford. He is a veteran Marilyn Campbell, 22, who said embargo on arma ahim eteiy. irather Delimey and Fatto' ed by David C. MacManus, 24, Roundup was abolished June 30. together this month was net Justt- er Keen reaid the oommittal aeKI Vlsitliig hours are t to 8 p.m. of World War II, and a former with the other two town govern­ she had been dating young Boy­ of 9 W. Middle Tpke, which er, and John Kirsch, who said WITH DEEP PILE UNINO A-UNE WOOLEN SKIRTS by imha’s fighting with vice. ■ In aU ageea excepting mafer- long-time member of the Man­ ments, and a consolidated gov­ listan, said today the ehip* was parked in the driveway of (Continued from Page One) chester Fire Department. he was Boyer’s houseguest. Bearer* were Joseph Dlubao, nity where they are 8 to 4 p.m. his home, police say. ernment took over July 1. Aud­ should be reeumM Joseph potanka, Gary Pavelacl^ and KM to 8 p.m. and private Besides Mrs. Cone, the De­ its of the finances of all three Officers quoted Miss Camp- Brown was taken to Man-. I bell as saying she had just told SIPII Comp. Uxssetf ly because of what he Edward Oessay, Rudolph W edar' rooms where they are 10 a.ra. Chester Memorial Hospital Primaries Today laneys have a son, Keevln, 15; governments were started a kmg-teim threat from and Klpoht Kurlowles. ^ to 8 p.m., Visitors are requested Polls open at noon today In and a daughter, Klmberlee, 10. that time, a routine practice. I Boyer, 31, she was going to stop viaes Stole, where he was reportedly ad­ several Connecticut communi­ seeing him. value 14 . 3.88 China. Membera of St. BiMget'a Ro* not to smoke to patients’ rooms. mitted for his illness and not Guests at the party Included When the discrepancies were [ehiu eald In an .Interview sary Sockfy and the VFW aty No more tban two vtsltors at for any injuries suffered in the ties for Democratic primaries. Mrs. Russell Inzinga of Colum­ turned up, Pue submitted a spe­ Both Miss Campbell and Contests for mayoral nomina­ Pakistan loat the unde- tended the funeral. one time per patient. accident. Both cars were towed bia, who served as maid of hon­ cial report to the state tax de­ Kirsch said Boyer then went Teri4/ie1>ttylFaiBWie4n2awCoteeotttecc»aaM y Speelama.8to]& have been no attack.” James C a v a n s^ 35 Wert Rd., NEW YORK (AR) — In some, when they anived at the party. b^gan,. until the city’s books Officers declined Immediately Rockville; Mrs. Jbeii"' CleOo, of the heaviest trading on to*-' West Haven, Norwich, 'Shelton TTiey also “received many gifts were closed. to classify the death either as CAPITAL QUOTES Area Weaikher South Windsor; Mrs. M a iw e t and Bridgeport. and a money tree created by OrlgtnaSy, the audit was to accidental or suicide. ^ s r i c u i ord, the stock market hedgeihan d rattier have the best man 'it Clark, Wapplng; (Seorge Das- early advance this afternoon' Mrs. Franklin Delaney. cover only the period from Nov. Boyer’s parents live nearby. Able for the job for a year WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) kowskl, 361 Henry Si; Mrs. and prices turned mixed. Mr. and Mrs. Delaney plan to 16, 1964, to June 30, 1966, rep­ The elder Boyer, veteran lead­ I than a less qualified per- R may be the first day Margo Duclos, 35 Starkweather .Trading in the first hour was Police Seeking further celebrate their anniver­ resenting the city’s last flscrt ing man of dozens of films, was peimanently." v- Sargent autumn, but don’t look for a St; Harry Elch, 160 Avery.St.; 2.93 million shares, the heaviest sary with a motor trip through year before consolidation. reportedly out of the country, * break in tue 'hot spell toda; Kevin Edwards, 318 E. Middle Bveg, omceming personnrt first-hour volume since the Big New England. Before the city audit waa police said. ver in the antlpoveity pro­ The weaUtatiptMto says that Tpke.; Mrs. Marla Franofcek, 8 .Board began keeping hourly' Escapee from be iieads. current beai’wW^perslst at 1 Walnut S t; Michael Gale, •records May 19, 1933. 7e have permitted our crim- through tomor South Windsor; Mrs. Eunice Price changes were ' split Circuit Court courts to fknmder In dslay, The weatl^r {lattem over the; Grlmason, 108G .Bluefleld Dr.; nearly evenly between advanc- : of (Hgnity and the toituoua natkm Is shMihg only a vei^y Carlie Hunt Coventry; Mrs. I ,«8 and declines. NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Police of criminal cases," slow so aoqtheriy wind* Mary Kuzmlnski, 107 LUdlow The heavy turnover came as are seeking a 24-year-oId New hot, mugi; lent Johnson. wlU Rd.; Mrs. Emella LojeSki, 278 '.dealers noted that leading aver-1 Britain man who escaped toom t . % 0 DOUBLE BUCKLE gy sir New Eng( Oak S t; Teri Mason,. 28 Hanr- ages were near their May all ' custody In Circuit Court Wednes- SUEMNE CASUAL ^ n ie (Ku Xlux) Klan Uvea on jtock oveg lin S t; Lawrence Monroe. ■ en ce. That's the purpoee, o f land igpPh time highs. dny. Light & lively. Goy CASUAL. Block the p Q ^ -toe oouhi I French Rd., Boltoii; F)cank M ■>. Charles L. WeMnsr, DK3a. a number of issues that scored Road . had appeared before Joan Quigley, RFD 8, Rock­ early advances. Airlines, «^ m - Judge David H. Jacoba on per* with double ville; Mrs. Elaine Satnef, R t 2; with U-Ihreot styL .CAPITAL P O O T lW ^ . bent icala and aircrafts were ott charges of notuupport and buckle and new set- James Spencer, 435'Vemon S t; fractionally after scoring oqrly breach of peace by assault. ing. Block. 5-TO he Senate voted-’id tb IS>-to Mina Taylor, 43 LltohDeld S t; bock heel. 5-10 the national origins . quM|b fractional advances. Tirallo bad been questioned east and.to^x*~ Mrs. Loretta Thibodean, Wap- A number of blue chips, such tern of Immigration. A 8ep>tt«hi« In the shooting of Mrs. Barbara 'lUiokia ping; Mrs. Theresa Velleman. :as Du Pont trimmed early galtu Delvalle, 34, who gave.her ad- i-House .oQQfqrence. m , Slncu Bn#. 173 Spruce St;. Mrs. Louise .to go into the afternoon trading dress to police as 100 Ronald 1.33 [Ide whetbat’ to. retain) tlte^ prepf .Wallace, 160 Coimer HIU S t 3*79 ;land hours down in price. - , Road. ate-passed' limtUtlcn o*t aure cl^i;iidatl6n,cbm : BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Owr R egoite L 9 9 Item Heml^ibere inunl.' , The Associated Press avacage Tarallo told poUce Mrs. Del Ceeipore et 4J99 „'tions ane br^cil^j'conslderaT son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of ^ stocks waa up .8 to 848.8, Valle shot herself, as they sat ats. Special Roeh Hasbanshymomli% dbg andijnPr hasy Habbel, 84 School St; a son to ices win be held In jibe CAp- w It h industrials unchanged, In a ear In Newington. Mrs.’ ibUltyi^m no r a » : Mr. and Mra Richard Dwyer, .rails up .6 and utUltias nn- DelValle confirmed his. story for tte first klMSBl tone Scltlco; a daughter to Mr. and week so Jewitdl oongrea#- A c m front ex u d in g acroed 'changed. and the matter was turned over I* eagiem Great,'Lakes regli Mrs. John Rankl, East Hamp­ The Dow Jones taiduatrial av­ to Newington pcdlce for further I can be present to vt^^forvcM^lor a ton; a sf-8taa8Bdi8f UMP4H4TANT DIAMOND COIXECTION Thick, iturdy oil* • •. Biu othar, n dim lo ooluBBi. 8-18,84T . Members s t to* Ladies o t lacoB. Tan. 6 1/2- r St James’ will meOt tomorrow resistont m Io. at 7:46 p.m. at toe W. P, Block or Brawn 81/2 12 vS AV I N G S .Qulsh FVmeral Home, 220 Main PUBLIC^IXHIBITION u 'i’ i'V Bt, to pay raspeota to a mem* 12 //(/ I /O A N 'ten, the tola MissI Maty Cainp^ SUNDAY. $EPT. M h A I • 4, I V I -1 * V 2 9 M i»i'.it 12 NOON TO 5 PjM. Cmopora Bl 10.49 YOUTHS ESCAPE NO ADBOSBION CHABOB ,i>- F lM E ")^TALO G U B B D A IR Y 9U EEN N O . 1 DAIRY QUEEN NO. Our Regular 2.99 1001 MAIN 1s t , — NBAS MAHJD BT.* OHBfSIIRB (AP)—Two youths 2 CHAMEIT edoapM from the (Jheshlr* Re* FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR .. BSANcai OBTioi; ^oim i A o 6V b ^ Ce Bk C h o rlts G a lltriM , Inc. 488 Htrtford Roa^ formetory today by taking a 307 M ld ^ TiunipIkD WDBt MANCHISTiR PARKADI, MIDDLE TURNPIKE >VEST e CP0HNON. THRU U T . 9*30 AAA. TO 9 PAi WITH ROUTE 6 (SCOTT SWAMP ROAD) ROUTE 8 ON State Highway Department BUFFALO.N.Y* _ Owtifd and OpDntcd JMIGARO OPBN TILL 4 r JL MONDAT THBOUOB TSIDl^T dunm truok.- TERMatGABH -w O in ^ AMBBIOAN BXPBfeBB AT ROUTE 177 (PLAINVIBLK AYE.) BAST HARTFORD i M Bjr Fr«d Amulli ( OwRBd and OpDimtBd "CHARGE I T AT GRAND-WAY...TAKE MdNTHS TO PAY! r TSDEBDAT^finr B i s t OfOiOOB i ? "-Gteetite aald one bey la 1* an# »jr A1 Bikin tha otter aEpit is; / - MANCUBSTBR EVENING H E B A U , MAlicHBRTBB, OOIQL. 13IURSDAY. SBPTBMEBR 28,1965 VAOi BLBVE# laiNOlIiSTBR BVBNINO UBBAtiD, lUkCliESXEIt, CUNN 4 THtJBSbAt; SEPJBIOIBR W. H « M 6i M ’ > p r neaUout ITaUa OounpU to |l»>- H ebron FOR D ods;^ Pbllsn Coont 1.S Colum bia inUt CoUege ■Hm Oouaell itviif ooMmunlly ^ o ^ l (;iit ( O i i n l ofi I - . - . 11 a I i I > ( c N o M o i o ^ •laUfahde In erginlainf new Airboisa poneiH cts pena* troops, rooniltUii «p|untaei«, Ttco Tracts Cosmotics ti%U aa^MMfd. indoora and Town Fi^emen> Seek Funds n S a n g Hndorik S m to p b y ^lolanhips Plroivide a Way o u k ' and Vntd*blown rac- oorrloa urojaota, «nd ofTon ad> m weM poH«n may be earvled dlttonal caiapthg aM program Considered for hundred! ef mllea. During ^Porth Light^ Drive S r a c m f O. HOT. Daw a( AimlaalaM opporiuRlUoa far Kioar aeouts. ^ Waalapui ITahraraity ■ T j M i l aouuta arcbegin- F d rS ch od UggfHs MMOetoma. A U lh t" ■pon-PChowuieo, oochainhen of the nine moetlnga. A tm^ltowima Written tar NBA Three Graduate Bored by tha Volunteer Fire De­ fund raising oommltUe, or, the troop la betog aStabttalwd; and Ita o to o« land owned by Hghto could go en. during' the the Cadettee will be re-organ- At Thd Pukt^t partment's building committee, VCfftt and Charles Flah are bw OtOam la axpanai^ *a t <>»• »«!^ From PN Course will Uke place Oct IS from 7 :S0 drivd. laed. MANCHBffTBR for of monay. Fortuaataiy,'irhare fanUly rewuitw QM SoOBt Fond Drive Bxplorm Maol tag tonaldared by the acheol manaun up. acholarahip aaatatanca la to to S:S0 p.m. wuwMr elte oommHIao aa psao- Th# tour Are department Another drive ooming iwris Explorer Post $4 wfil meet I uallflad atu n —nL W Miu Normal Kxpactad Yearly Support for Oollega Sxpanses from Oontrlbutlons may be sent to gifts. glnU M. Oartoem toL Mb-MM. year reached a record high or all French cycle exports last 1332 year was $S mllUon. Mttrgsn Hills or Mrs. Thomas Tlte total quota for the Con- can. rnimon. ____ _ Family inooma Number of Dependent Children 1 3 3 4 6 $ 4,000 $ S M $ 370 $ 310 1 170 $ 160 0,000 7W 570 450 890 330 With Ctasai-WMcw Driving Hare . . . your aooo 1,230 $60 780 680 690 mufller enght to be cheeked. It may be leaking 10,000 1,770 1,420 1,200 1,050 950 C a n ( o u i i l o n I (^iialil> No Mnr<‘ at Sc'ai ^-' deadly carbon iiodoxffie' fiAaes without yon IROOO 2,360 1,$«0 1,880 1,800 1,370 Nattdng It. 14,000 8,030 3,560 3,230 3,030 1,870 3 16,000 $,780 $,200 2,835 3,600 3,420

This moans that a family with an income of |4,000 a year tad ona dependent ehild la only expected to pay $380 toward a Buy The First ALLSTATE Guardsman ear of that ehlld'a education. Btut the family whose Income tends a t $10,000 or higher is expected to contribute $S,TS0 • year. ALLSTATE Actually the computations of the College Seholership Servtoe n somewhat more complicated. Other family assets besides SL\KS ! sooma are weighed. And consideration is given to such exten- 4-Ply at the Regular No Trade-In Price latlng ctreumstances as other educational expenses, insurance I- K AM) I I ad retirement needs, debts, unusual or continuing illness and ' mltatlons upon the earning power of the parents. To repeat, Heavy Duty college education la expensive— scholarship help notwlthstand-

How much la tbs ooUsge tab? Thp following typical budgets ALLSTATE Heavy-duty 1 or two different Mnds of schools may 'help parents estimate < sets more cloeely. Such information la ahraya available In a I onoge eatalog. Bilik Mplor Oil ghUmatod Annual Expenses at an Eastern College —TVlttod $1.7 ^ 1 O ther Fees / Room Chodi Sears low jirice B o ard * Books and Supplies Get 2nd Tire Biijng your oim container <)uart MtoceHaneous pins taxes Installed While You Shop $3,240 ' 7 h Expanaea for a Realdabt* at a' Stats Hhlveralty Briny your own container and buy at this low, low Unlvera^ Fee $ 160 price! Double Detergent Super-additives clean_ as r I Student union Fee '10 ^ ' they lubricate. Meets and exceeds auto manufac­ S Student Oovemment Fee' * 10 All Heavy Duty prices reduced. Extra heavy stool shell, xinc Room 260-400 / The Regular turers’ maximum severity testa for oil , coated for longer life. Triple tube design distributes heat K e e ls 400-650 Chevrolet 1950-53 B o o k s 100 evenly to prevent moUture Condensation. Get rid of noise Ford 1049-53 lOscrilaaaoaa 260-400 and get full power^rom your engine: Stop in NOW and let Valiant, Dart, Lancer $ F ori 1960-63 1,630 No Trade-In Sears replace your mufFler.. FREE Jnspfction enytime. INSTAUED lon-Besldenfa wiQ naoaljy pay. aa additional $400 to $600 In - Ciitek Stdn M l Iklo e# awllleis, idlpijMM ood oxIiOMr pipti fiywouth, Dodx^ Chrysler 1949-59 6 cyL Chevy 1954-64; Pontbc 1959-60 ItM B * (End Seriea) E f.; > Price to fit almost any cor from VoRcswligan la Codilloc. Ford 1955^61 snd 1963; Rsmbler 1956-61; Oldsmobile 1959-60 . . . •.. ®instsUed Fried Clam Lovers / il(f Sears Most Popular tire is mwiCH eouMM / J ■. / Guoronteed Against Al Falkirmt for Trtad Ufa, Ng Limit on Timt, P W ' V Now's Tilt Tima For Yoor Fall S m t s ...Y our ALLSTATE / k \ kv MHooga, Roods or Spood. Plos o 27-Hmitlt Woor-Oof Guorontoo FRIED CLAMS 'i Auto tarfs Htadquortors .4! TUNE-UP Spark Ploga priced low a s ...... 4 3 d ^ FRENCH n U B 8 , OOUB SLAW, TEXAS TOAST, 6.00x13 Tubeless 2nd Tire Only Most 6 cyL 6 . 5 0 * Most 8 cyl. Ignition Sets priced low a s ...... 1 .4 3 TAXTAX BACOB Blockwolls Cars 8 . 5 0 * All Winter Protection Wiring Sets prked low as ...... 1 .9 3 e Tested with electronic eqniinnttit Check Sears Low Prices on ’i f t Generators e Starters e Voltage Regulators ' ? J5 Permanent Anti-Freeze fparts extra 1 First Tire e Carburetors • Fud PUmps e l vi^ater a Pumps Check Sears.Low Price 1.39 ic! j.39 NOW AVAIUnC AT r M 1 8 . 1 5 One Gallon Cans

n M ? * V Freeze protection proved unsurpassed by any other anti-freeze; Ethylene-glycol formula with rust Md Plus Tcr, No Trodo-ln Roqnirod corrosion inhibitors added for all winter protection. Won’t boil off. • • • -A,- • • BONANZA ; ' ...... 11.-- ' l l ' ■ SIRLOIN PIT NO. 38 Tnboleap. BhuAwalls Tubeless Whitewalls Roploeo Your 287 W iST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Kagiilsr Na Trade- Sato No Trada- Bagular No Trade- Sale No Trade- Car Radiator Hoses s u e In Priee. let T M In Pitoa, tad Tim Stxe In Price, let Tire In Price, tad H r* ' OrXNTineB.TOSlTNHUiSOAJ«..$PK. Pina T ax P b M T ax PluB Tax P ina T a x * CLOSED MONDAYS O A O x lg 18.15 9.08 8.00 X 13 21.95 10.97 7 4 c . 1.99 *lMtvnry and Take-Oxt /torv^'AvallaMa Any Car in Stock nt Slight Extra Chaigb’* K , 6J(0 x l$ 20.75 10.38 / e j s o x is 24.65 12.33 Tough, flexible, heat and 7.0 0 x 14 7A 0 x l 4 2 7 4 6 x 14 24.65 12.33 7.8 0 x 14 28.55 14.28 acid resistant rubber hose. Reinforced with 7410x 14 13.68 7A 0 X 14 wire. JL 7.7 6 X 14 27.25 7.76 X 14 31.15 15.58 ROOx M'" A0 0 X14 a m x u 1 29.85 14.93 a 3 8 x l4 33.75 16.88 ALLSTATE Winttr / 8A0 x l4 ajtoxu 8 out of 10 homes R6$ X U ‘32.45 16.23 $A0 x l4 36.1s 18.19 Thormostots ' > * 1 3 0 ^ Precision hove cold room M ost Cars 1.84 You Con Rely on ALLSTATE Futuristic ALLSTATE IS rovRS ow OF THe srrTT Wheel Balancing Safely Highway Nylon H ig h temperature for « Mwetter tte w lniter „ ...... mileage... and warmer heater comfort ALLSTATE Batteries Shock Absorbers Remanufactured Engines Worn op thot 18-Monlh Wear-Out Guorantee lioril-to4 ieot room 4 "IT' '*5 Nylon. Tubeless BlaDkwalls G askets...... 1 9 d ^ Chevrolet 6 cyL abort bk>di...... 9189* Cheek Sean low price Plymouth 6 cyl. 1951-56 ...... $ 199* > willitiwoow 2 IVlicdls. « « a •. • I 12-VOLT .95 Front or rear eamii price P a ir FordV-8 thru 1963...... 9119* Guaranteed 30 Moniim axehangu CIMIL ^HASIR ’ 1'. 8.0 0 x 13, ial^.x IS while you wait Ford V-8 1954.59 ...... 9199* 8Y WON HUMAN H dps get rid of Thna ALLSTATE Chomlet V-8 1967-62 ...... 9229* . im t REVOLUTIONARY NEW Dl> vibration, tiro 4 3 0 x 13, 7.5 0 x 14 Tax < \ VELWMENrr IN ADDON HEAT- * • t Radiator Aids 12-VOLT Guaranteed 24 M onths...... -1 2 .9 3 * Install new.shock absorbeni for a smoother ride with wear and hard better control. You can feel the difference and you’ll pTMlBlon aaaamblad and tariad. Ymi gat full trada-in allow* { INO niU keep your.qqld or chilly room ■ ,1(1 aUoavOB your old anglba ragardlSM of its condition. • warm sad < f^ , with filtered, clrculat- Your infiprove tire mileage. Oversize tube has much larger stcerffiff.'Havo it m da ! tbemoiUticalty controlled heaU Choi(;e ' ea. 12-VOLT Guaranteed 18 Months...... 9«9B* oil cepacjty for longer life. «axohanga price I Operating coet up to 73% Im tlun w pww. i oilier ada-on beaten. Heats cold bath-' done while yon 4.7 0 xlBTabo-Typo 0 9 5 room, foclosed porch, attic room, or Radiator Leak-Stop seals any apace that naeda extra heat. are sltoppinf. • small leaks . . . Fast *Exchadge Price OrigiluU Equipment T y p e ...... 19«99 Vf* inatalled InaMUatioii x u y bo arranged ! nUBE HOME DEMONSTRATION. Moekwalb o Pina Tax Fluah dissolves sludge, [N hlslaM I Rust Preventive helps re­ tard rust. STORK HOURSi CHARGE IT . ». (HI SeaiB R evoii^ Charge Slu>i» at 5 e i^ and., Boy# 290 RROAD STRUT 290 IROAD STREET STORE HOVMt Sliop at Sears and Save 9 AJL te 9 PJL F O G A R T Y B R O Si Ine. . !.* :■ ' ;• ttottstaeiiMi 9 A.M; to 9 PJM. m a n c w s h r . c o n n . I ' or Year BConey MANCHESTER, CONN. MON. thru SAT. EatiaiiMUoa Gnanuatoad at Yaur Maooy Book HDN. thhi SAT. STREET 049-4S3O,,. i i T u r T r T

-J IIANC3HBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 PAGE TWELVE MANGHESnat EVBKIKG RBRALD,HANCHESTEB* CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1966 PAGii im riiE iu T o llu d srs, two phyaletl sduoatton thanUl era now |80 and flo, rb- to tha town's panalon plan oon- tsadwn, a mush) tsaehbr and a Pengion Change •pMtivaly. trlbutlon. dtManos oounselor, aa wan as a Town amployas, inoludad In ■S' Democrats Plan Rbrarlaa, mma, ssorstary, trar 1 Goieg to Board the panalon plan atnea they ware oooks and a oustodlaa. Ths total drat allgibla, who have at laaat Town Democratg OSTRINSKY I ’-il s n ^ m s n t Is 606. ____ w o 16 yaara aarvlea and who are The Baby Has Opening Events Blffgar panalon ohacka tor *Daaiaa In Wabto saver Bagle Oflioort > ■tovftar a«-I30 rattrad after Jan, l, 1964, will Meet Wednegday 781 PABKIS BTWnn The SHver Baglea Motoreyele N formar town amployas will ba rboalva tha $60 monthly mini­ At Headquarters Club of ToUand-Vemon has telmoei; Nl.'^llaiM 'U M uchee- 'faot on Jan.- %, 1644, If the mum. Tha Democratic Town Com- elected the following oCfloers to fr(SiDtj’ R «^n|,'' tht he*rt of . f 6( dlractonf, ’ at Ita Oct. Othara, who era rattrad as of lOPP. meeting, amanda Ohaptar 34 mItUa will meat Wadnaaday B e e n N a m e d ••• The offlelal opening of Dem­ serve tMe year; Ronald Koehler, ae ^pepmar|iil| Dutch ooun- Jan, 1 ,1664, but without tha president; Robert Nelsoa, viee of tha ‘T o ^ Panalon Ordinance. night at 6 In tha Municipal WILL BE CLOSED ocratic headquarters wlU take BAGFUL y, and. nar iDclpe for Balian other raquiramants, shall ra- Building Hearing Room to maka president; Mra. Alios Nelson, ‘Town Oounaal IrVIn Aronson, Jan. 1, 1964, but without tha place tomorrow night at 6. TVs seorstiury: Donald Smith, road )r e a (^ oaina u itm that area, plana for ita tall and winter ae- he abmlHcludad a idclpe for at tha rbeommandadon of the •xobpc thoaa era now ra- tlvltlaa. headquarters la In Wanata captain; Joseph Waters, referee; Panalon Board, haa drafted calving more than ISO and laaa FOR THE HOLIDAYS Service Center on Merrow Rd. victor Harriman. assistont rot- M CfhHh Salad* which ahe haa In addition to committaa re­ BEPraMOfEB 88tti ~ SSth ad fir aavaral yaara and orjg. changaa which will ralaa to $60 than $60 monthly. Tha latter ports, It will hear from aavaral Winbrwit, 0»ry Robert, •on of Robert J. Preston Harding, DemooraUo oroo; John Madden, property V tha minimum monthly payment will -also racaiv* tha $00 mini­ tally’, racelyad frofo a friend. town officials on tha status of A. Bamo Wlllbrant, 187 W. ConUr St. He WM tx>nv Sept. manager; Douglss and Jean for moat paniiohara, and to $36 mum. 14 »t M*nche»ter Memorial H^plW . Hta town ehalrman, wlU be master Maikham, piMtographer and re­ Bacon Dreaalng town affairs and wilt ba brlafad monthly tna-minimum payment Tha plan, if adopted, will add on the prograsa of tha State ^ t e w e Mr. M«d M m . Michael T ^ . J of ceremonies. Mayor TVomaa porter; Mrs. Patricia Waters, allcea bacon for othara. Tha minimum pay- approxifflatalyoxlt $11,000 annually paternal wandparente are Mr. and Mni. W. H. WUlbrani, McCusker of Vernon will be malUng list. They wUl be tartall- cup auger Conatltutlonal Oonvantlon. Read Herald Advertigements PKtefleld,* Maae. He hM a^ brother, Jeffrey Scott, 8. featured speaker, and guests ed In ceremonies Tuesday. UJLDA. CHOICE teaapoon aatt .. ' will Include Reps. Gerald Al­ Oongrsgatioaal Supper tableipoon cocnatarali. Ibr«. Jamee Matthew, ^ of len and Ray Splelman from baaten a g g ...... Pvka Hare 174 N. Elm St He waa bom Sept 16 Mai^ The Mission Board of the cup vinegar ...... *y - ___ X7I« vn«t«nwi.l QTAndD&rentfl 4W Vernon and Renato Calchera UnKed OongregaUanal Church ^ “ ter’Mem'orial'H'^lti': Hla E“ «?T'SiterS2 and Benjamin Muslo from c u ^ cream,,’: or. avgpbreUd and Mra. Anthony Pyka 78 D ^ e S t His p a t e i^ will sponsor a pot luck supper __ _ M T^Une XYam Stafford. Commissioner of Con­ Sunday night at 6:30 In the J^*JS^nte atC ^rw d Mrr John Hare, RockvUle. He ha. sumer Protection Attlllo Fras- SIRLOIN or Fry bacoh;;irt|qwly untH erjap. church parlore. a alster, Deborah Jean,^16^meam Salad 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grwd- OIrl Scout Drive • IdBOl father Is Theodore Miller, Wetheiirfleld. She haa two sisters, Quatrale, teL 870-8848. package 'Vine gelaUn . ‘ Mrs. Ruth P. Scott Is fund cup boding water SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE Lomda, 8, and Dawn, raiser for the community drive STEAK lint (3 cups) vanilla Ice a Hand! Croft of the Connecticut Trails Coun­ Oromwell, Marie James, son o f James A. and Sandra cil of Girl Scouts, underway Class to Learn cup.whlte grapea, or white A r tis e e Grimes Cromwell, 899 Pw ker S t He was bom Sept. 15 at now through Oct. 8. She headed PORTERHOUSE STEAK lb. n.09 or blng oherriea Mancherter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenU the drive last year. TlMre are r cup crushed pineapple, are Mr. and Mrs. James Grimes, 64 Valley St. His paternal 115 registered Girl Scouts en­ New Mass Order R«mco rsndparenta are Mr. and Mrs. OUver Cromwell. 60 Coolldge drained f rolled In eight troops In town. an))nt1so(fIe maraschino t . . . Board of Education A demonstration of the Mass U A N JU IC Y cherries, sliced ) Hubloy A t a recent meeting, the will be a featura of the new |H cup chopped nuts. ewsw. OoBeen Fraaoea, daughter of James Francis and board of education completed 3 Adult Information Claaa for Patricia Welch Carey, Hennequin Rd., Columbia She w m its budget for the coming year, SAVARIN Dissolve gelatin In boiling wa- bom Sept 11 at St. Francis Hospital. Her maternal grandr tncludinig a section for an ex­ non • Catholics which begins er and add tee cream and stir. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Welch, Andwer. Her pa- panded music department as re­ Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 8 p.ro. at GROUND )dd temalning ingredients and a Norstau temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Carey, Hart­ quested by Robert Velardl, mu­ )ut ln’' mol(L o r dish and chill St. James’ Church. mill flrtiuj ford. .... * sic InstructcH* for the Tolland Ths Msss win be celebrated schools. Mrs. Stauffer Is k reglsterqd Horton, Jeffrey Allan, son of Frederick Allan and Joan The board also approved use according to the new Llti'rrv urse but j»tlred to care for her Flihar-Frlea Boslo Norton, 9 George Dr., RFD 3, Vernon. He was bom of the Hicks Memorial School In I^lish with the celebrant CHUCK imily, Her husband is a design Sept 12 at Manchester Memorial HospltaL His maternal gym by emploires of the Bur­ facing the congregation. COFFEE RinginSer at Pratt and Whitney, I Andy Gord grandfather is Frank Boslo, Bolton. His paternal grandpar­ roughs Corp., and tsftded action Texts for ths course will be 'i vision of United Aircraft The New Testsment and a rp., East Hartford. They have ents are Mr. and Mra. William Norton, Moaaena, N.Y. Hla on the PTA request for special Croftmostar paternal great-grandmother la Mrs. Lizzie Norton, Burling equipment for the school play­ booklet entitled “Good New.s." SM A U LEAN ree childreq, Keith, 6%; Lee- ton, Vt His palenial great-grandfather is Hemy Edwards, grounds. The booklet waa written by the n, 3)4, and Sandra, m . Plainville. Meadowbrook School Rev. E ug^ F. Torpey of St. She ia a member of South Q Hossanfold • * • • • Donald Parker, principal of James’ ^urch. Both will be ethodist (3hurch, Junior Cen- Oailety, SUvaun Virginia, dau^ter of Patrick J. and the Meadowbrook School, has supplied to aU class partici­ SMOKED ry Club, Manchester TWCA Virginia Kurrls CaUery, 36 Edith Rd., Rockville. She was invited parents of first through pants. 7 0 d Bentley School PTA and the bom Smt 1 at St Francis Hospital. Her maternal grand­ third graders to can the school Although only non-Catholics A board. Her hobbies are mother is Mrs. David A. Kurrlss, Chestnut Hill, Mass. Her If they have any questions, and are eligible for the course, they kewIng-aAd reading and exper< (Herald pboto by Pinto) paternal grandmother la Mrs. JoMph CaUery, Pawtucket, if they wish, to arrange an ap­ may bring Catholics with lentmg'withmewitlni*' ------rtcipea. ' ■ . MR^. BRUCE A. STAUFFER HI. She has 8 brothers Kerry Christopher, 7, and Sean pointment them. PICNICS 12 OZ. JAR — SKIPPY Patrick, L The Meadowbrook School staff For more Information, con­ • • • • • now includes twenty-one teach- tact St Jamea’ Rectory. m d Mony More! each Dralean, Charleae RuUi, daughter of Charlea Richard and Ruth L. Coulombs Dralean, 107 High St, RockvUle. She was bom Sept 15 at Rockville General Hospital. Her par FRESH PRODUCE PEANUT temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Launnoe Dralean, Wlnchendon, Mass. • * e • • FOR A DAY. WEEK...OR LONGER mtM . FELLOW, RIPE W s x d t £ yjfL J ojju rL Johnson, Steven bUohael, sonef GersldS.andDarlens BUTTER A. Satemls Johnson, 34^Union St, Rockvillo. Ho was bom Sept 16 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ A 1965 Cor from S BANANAS 2 Lb.. 29c OUR OWN CURE! parents are Mr. and Mrs. George F. Satemls, 86 Mountain Moriorty Rrothon 3t, Rockville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. RENT MaoINTOSH KAAFT — QUART U.S. CHOICE Chester Johnson, 3W Tolland R d„d,,! Boltcm. APPLES S Lb. Pkg. ESS Convention Reveals MIRACLE BT Corned Beef FANUT, lAROE, NATIVE P CUT 1st CUT E Lb. N ew ‘B ill of R ights’ •k Brand new, folly eqoiiiped cars ready to fa . CAUUFLOWER n^29c WHIP 89c •k Reasonable rates. FLUMP. NATIVE. LARGE 6 lb. AvMoga (Oonttnned from Page One) — permit municipalities to in­ FoD insorance coverafe. The 84-member convention vest In, or extend credit to, rail­ k OCEAN SPRAY JUICE roads. ROASTING CHICKENS a 65‘ klUed 36 resolutions j^aced be­ k Large dlseonnt if your ear ia in oor aluqi for Metal Bparidqg Train or Plana Ideal DR. lULDARE DOLLS OF THE WORLD fore It Wdeneaday, — establish four-yasr terms tor town and city clerks. re p a irs. PISTOL SPACE CAPSULE EBa LUGGAGE E A . GAME, Board game, BOa Many DoUa Among them were measures rwOC that would: — make driving a motor ve­ CRANBERRY Shoota aparka A FLOATING MAN < CARRIER wOw 8 to 4 playera. wOw — make It possible for the hicle a constitutional right. I^ANfi^Y "$ W E n LIFE’ P voters to Inmate legislation (as — give constitutional status MORIARTY BROTHERS In California). to the board pf trustees of the B J»0 N — establish a Oommiaskm of Univenlty of Ooimecticut. SOI CENTER STREET — TEL. 848-6188 COCKTAIL the Arts. Most of the resolutions were — estabUdi dlrset primaries killed because they were con­ LEASINO PLANS FOR ALL 1968 MAKES * MODEI^ QUART LIVE, FRESH, MAINE as the system- for nominating sidered matters to bs dealt with HIGHLAND PARK’S SPECIAL candidates for Congress and by the legislature. LOBSTERS f f ■ state' offices. GREEN GIANT MEAT LOAF MIX — permit voting by.paper or lb. 99c r t t e 'IS machine ballota. FINELY BLENDED ORK, VEAL and BEEF # ___ - - V - — provide that each voter’s ballot “ weigh equally” In all NIBLET Hauui-Craft v'AUt Amaco idickey Mouse Remoo Hornet CAi.iERA. Takes real pto- •lecUons, Including party nomi­ / .it. nating conventions. ! , hkibiseo- I t. 4 <)UEEN PLAY PHONE TOON-A-VISION. Dial In HELICOPTER SET turea. Black and white or Il-pc. CHINA TEA SET — abolish the death peoal^. ■ It ringa! Thousands of faces. COia Plastic ’Copter color- iUk, Everything for 58c \ il»REM . Ugious denominations from tax­ CORN ation, if used for religious or (Cr a c k e r s .V ^ 1 * • * . educational purpoees. LT.WOOD A Fan Pound Box ^ i r LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET NOUMm Sunshine Krispy Crackers ...... 1 6 ox. pkg. 88c ^ HALLMARK V . ^ U V I Sftsm ^ FRESH MEATS ~ RETAIL DEPARTMENT Educator Vanilla W afers...... 12 oz. pkg. 89c V- . ■” *,-* PHARMACY • • w • V "• ■ ' ■ '•. ■ A U OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED— BIRDS EYE AWAKE t ' ■■ 0* ■ Featurea NOT PREPACKAGED •’f . AMAZING MNNERWARC CLUE PLAN VITAMINS Selecfed Hubley Texas - For The Whole Family 4 *1 BEAUTIFUL NEW 1 SAW ISC-.MINUT8 MAID 6-SHOOTER 10 PIN KNOCK ’EM OVER Mastro TV PAL Norstan Pink Lady 58e U.S.D.A. Wl MmyK 1HI RI6HT ID UMIT QUANTITV CM Tour Firat Place Produce - 860 Shot Cap Pistol. 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Tha loekar holds squad (hak -loet only one of BobLaPolt, guard" Don Hubbard; . ^ 205-602. Mike Landau 206-571, jiltcher ’Tug McOraw threw ican, Craig Btoltz, of the Hart­ surprises in the way of talent played “Charge” for years at the stadium to lead his 81st of the year, . Philadelphia (Bunnlng 17-6 a^fth qtarta last season in tak- and tackle John Dulka. Joining *** *** John Booth 287-656, Bher ' F IN A L NOTE—Dick Emmons, Milwaukee trum­ extend their winning streak to wildly trying to get him at third. ford Times, sportscasters Joel snd strategy. Connecticut will six and climb to within two Sammy EUlis shut out the and Short 17-10) at Chloaga lag the OCIL crown. Offensively, Hill 216-203-586, Earl Everett peter, blows “Taps” at the end of the Braves last cheers. (A P Photofax) • • • C ^ n e plans to use 10 veter­ tocSe “and®'‘^ol^.SS?e'"*%imi final eub- Alderman of WELI and George control the bail a targe ma­ games of the San Francisco Olants until the ninth, scat­ (Jackson 18-10 and Faul 9 4 ) , S Erlich of WTTC, and Bill New­ jority of the time.” Br. 202, Dick Kingsley 204, game at Ckmnty Stadium last night. Emmons has h its CAROS-ASlROfi- ans against Maloney, including Sproul, probably the biggest sur-! the season at tha Oiaiits, who were bombed by tering six and running hie Only games scheduled. ' Pro Yale Tom Hovey 219-580, Chet Mor­ Flood batted in three Cardinal quarterback Len Ooracy and ■tadium was one of the emalleet, ell of the Hartford Oourant. Cincinnati 7-1, ’The third-place record to Sl-t. Marichal now is prise in camp this year, at The Yale adherents include Bob Steele. WTTC (28-9)-‘T m gan 210-578, Andy Sebula 66L runs with his homers, while the Friday’s Oamee telfbacka Jos Snecinskl and 5,146 but numbered among the Reds’ second straight decision 22-12. guard. Lou Black, Associated Press clairvoyant!” Bl-ySarold Jester held the As­ New York at Philadelphia, || flick Potter. In football, or any sport, vic­ payees were several from Kel­ over the front-runners left them in other N L. games — PittS' sports editor, Bob Steele of Earl Yoet, Manchester Her­ FEMMES and F E LLA S - i tros scoreless on two hits until St. Louis at Los Angelea, N tory doesn't oome over night. ley’s home town Braves Pack Up After 13 Years 8Vk games back of San Fran­ burgh won its sixth straight, Milwaukee at Ban Franeleoo, . * * * Kelley, who fashioned a bril­ W ire and 8yd Jaffee of WAVZ, ald (16-8)-” Yale Just doesn’t Mary Heim 121-346; Charlotte scoring four upearned runs for a the ninth,' when they got their It takes a lot of work. Manches­ Phillips 128-831, Izy MarinelU cisco. P’red Verclnl, Bridgeport Post; lose t o state rivals.” run on Jim Wynn’s double and N Flag Contender ter has had plenty and, for sure, liant 16-8 won-loes record at With 23-game winner Sandy 6-2 victory over the New York Bill Guthrie and Rich Lewis Rick Odermstt, New Haven 124, John Morton 184-352, Rich Bob Aspromonte’s single. Only games scheduled Maloney.-however, Is gunning the sting is going to be felt. Portland in the Pacific Coast National League Koufax pitching for the Dodg- Meta; and rocdcie Larry Jester of the New Haven Journal Cour­ Register (14-7)-“Let’s say I’m Mazur 159, John Phillips I81« for the COIL tlUe and putting Manchester will also be this season, was not At Milwaukee County Stadium Jones 1, Meta; Edwards 17, ier, Sam Cohen, Bridgeport Her stabbing in the dark. UConn 371, Tony MarinelU 144-147—- Cardenal 11, Robinson 31, much o f ttS hopes on sharp- 429. GJi. ShooUng quarterback Jimmy aid and Carl Grande of WNHC- has little speed and power . in a ball Reds; Flood (2) 11, Cardinals; its offense and may not score ■MTT.WATTTTRE __en i«m ier, bo«» atfilettc and lntn>-^2-an, Billy Bruton lifted Not too Late UntU Yovfre Out of If Minnesota .. 09 99 Hessel; The Senior letter winner Central. The Panthers hoet the TV. * .. speetive. «*Arwm“ April 1A14, 'lOMIMSS. That h>tftInto thdithe WATilng^waning imnllo'htsunlight and It Bolling 7, Oliver 19, Jones 29, minute and sent the 21-year-old, Almost every predictor has s at all.” PAUL DODGE CLASSIC -J Baltimore ... 99 64 .973 ■ rdised havoc with Woodrow Wil­ Indians a week from tomorrow Cy Perkins 214, Ken Margott^ When the crowd, even the was a pretty good day.” glanced oft Ehios Slaughter’s Braves; Lefebvre 12, Dodgers. 160-pounder out to face the Yan­ reason, which range from the Lou Black, A P (14-9)-"The American League Chicago ...... 99 69 .071 9 .. son Hi|^ laht Week, pacing a night under the lights at Ceppa 301, Bob WlUls 203, JAck Don­ stragglers who never know It was the day the Milwaukee glove Into the stands. jD-14 Spartan triumph. Maloney kees and Whltey Ford instead hard facts to the occult. Here Elis have, the spirit and the Adair 6, Orioles; Whitfield Detroit ...... 94 99 J140 1116 Field. flesh, the UConns the spirit.” ohue 201, Fred Taylor 204—966, when the party at last is Miracle started, the day a gold­ At first they sent Bruhm back Cleveland ... 80 71 .980 1416 ffailshed third last season, Juat * * e of the veteran Jack Krallck. are some of them; en decade dawned for baseball’s 22, Indians; Pepltone 18, Yan­ Baltimore Still in AL Race For five Ininngs, Kelley Pro UOonn Syd Jaffa, WAVZ, New Haven Eric Erickson 208 ,Ray Demer* to second, but then Manager New York .. 79 79 .497 21 , a garde away with a 6-2 record. ever, were gone Wednes­ kees; Brinkman 5, King 15, (38-l8)-"Yale still bias the better 300-206,. Roland Smith 200-212—t travrilng circus. Charlie Orimm charged out of CaUfomia ... 78 81 .474 28 Conrid was second in the Schoolboy Notes matched Ford, pitch for pitch, Bill Newell, Hartford Courant, day night, and the lights Senators; Harrelson 23, Ath­ each allowing but one hit and (lS-13) — “ Time and tide stand nucleus of returning lettermen.” 569r BIU brown 064. It w u warm and sunny, al­ the dugout and it was a home letics; Berry 12, White Sox; __ ^Ig oludlng a 25-0 wlrltewashing of ice to your helmet, designed to for in the top of the seventh, Washington 8, Kansas City O Fred Whitfield’s three-run hom­ bear to leave them. king line to buy the bleacher stadium for the final i^ h t said, the American League pen­ Jerry Adair supplied the big Jim King hit a three-run horn Manchester to last year’s lid- keep you cool through practice. RESTAimANT — Dick Tru­ Thursday, Sept. 28 California 10-2, Boston 14 » er gave the Indians a lead they T o m K e lle y “ Maybe it’a because o ( the seats filled the last space. but I was here and It’s sort of X-Country — Northwest Cath­ nant race? bat for the Orioles, driving in er and drove in four runs while lifter. “ Sure it worked,” D m ers said. At New York Knicks^ Camp man 139-364, Ed Doucette 37B Today’s Osmes ^ T a l): around the Manchester Still another is the T-shirts never relinquished. With the day I was bom,” said the tall m the 10th inning, with ttie like being In history. olic et Elart, 3. “ It’s not too late unUl you’re four runs with a homer and dou­ Ed Brinkman also connected In Nick Twerdy 148-407, Larr# Cleveland (Siebert 14-8) at iScker roofo gives the impres­ bases Jammed, Leon Wagner boy with brawn hair and a qtdet Braves and the Cardinals tied at “ So maybe I didn’t see the Friday, Sept. 24 out of it,” said Orioles’ Manager ble as Baltimore rapped Jim the Senators’ victory. Ken HsT' with a stenciled "B E A T Jamaitia 130-358, Frank CalvO New York (Bouton 4-14) sion that the Indians are taking UM ASS" or whoever the next coaxed a walk off Steve Hamil­ FAIRFIBLD (AP)—The New$>cent’# hoapital in Bridgeport first game, but I saw the last Soccer — Manchester at Bris­ Hank Bauer, “ and my players Kaat, 16-11, for eight hits and relson homered for the A ’s. 350, RolUe Irish 177-417, BUJ • • * Washington (McConnlck 8-7 ^ d e ^ aim at avenging that score opponent, used in practice. ton, third Yankee pitcher of the York Knickerbockers of the Na­ where it took five stitches to one. It was a pretty good one for tol Central. certainly don't feel they’re out four runs to 41-8 innings. Two Million Winning Total Paganl 154-137— 381, A1 Bei> close the wound. Clemens had t o the lastxine, with the Inside the- of It.” Harmon KlUebrew doubled to ANOEI4-BED SOX— Craig 0-2) at Kansas Qty (Tal- khd the 80-0 count of the year A couple of familiar names inning, to force in what proved tional Basketball Association Soccer — PlataviHo at Rock­ leave the game. Both are ex- ttMei 138-362, Ed Pagan! 1394 I>ark home run, and the grand The Orioles remained to. it the second inning for the Twins Boston’s Dave Morehead, who tibt 10-11) before. There’s even more to on the Bolton High soccer to be the wining run. held their first Intrasqaad game ville Only games scheduled. „ avenge. O^er' thb past yeSr, In squad are Jack Boew«rth and Ford was looking for a win Wednesday night at Fairfield pacted to be ready for Friday’s 883, CUff HoMebt 137-380, Dick slam.” Soccer — East Windeor at Wednesday by beating Min­ — his first hit since July 81 — pitched a no-hltter in his last Almost Assured for Kelso dian teams have managed but Greg Hutchinson. B It was Kelso’s 27th start at NkxGiain 88t, Mitt JobiMOtt 13F, the tl6 belong to the soccer East grid opponents promised who hcul been using rookies to ^ _ a ± _A t . _ 1...^ 4 .A AAqueduct of which he Mhas o o won received a cut above his left eye son’s Ropkle-of-the-Year, suf­ my whole life there was the Mt. N«dx>, 2, their magic pennant-clinching up the day lifting his league­ the victory to the opener. Chicago at New York, H “C way was the first horse to win A1 Gaubre 351, A1 Falcetta 360) leading average to .821. George Brunet got the Job ' Minnesota at Washington, IS sguad and the other win was in to be tough last Saturday.-Pu­ the past two weeks, loaded his $600,000. Citation tha first to win 20, finished second three times after colliding with Johnny fered a broken nose in a scrim, Braves, and now they’re gone. FViotball — Manchester at number below three — which mage Monday night. Reed also Jhn Bell 141-147— 887, Larry • • • done tor California to the nlg^it' Cleveland at Detroit, N cross-country. Since then Oon- laski High defeated Penney lineup with regrulars, save tor $1 mllUon and Kelso is certain and third once. Altogether Kelso Green. Rookie forward Barry This way,” he said, "w e all lost Conard, 2. seems to have become a tempo­ is expected to jttay against the Bates 138-130— 391,'John Rieims Need Perfect Game downfall to the seventh before his disappointing fourth to MaU- um. Suddenly the old baUyard this may l»e Manchester’s year. this fall. Seretto was a Class B ped Naflonal League leading • • « being rescued by Bud Hargan, clous in the Aqueduct Stakes on on the bulks of the Menomonee “ I know it has happmed be­ JKarking"With one of the small- record-hoWer to the two-mile San Pyandseo 7-1. WHITE SOX-TIOERS— t A b o T Day was Just an off day was cold and daimp and empty, fore,” said Twins’ Manager To Defeat Yale-Forzano trff turnouts in years, Wiggln run. a teammate from Portland. except for a small ;bpqwn-haired BA’m N O >—> Jeny Adair, Sam Mele. The White Sox scored the win­ With one out. Kelley wa* riow for the Horse of The Year five boy. ■— Oriolea, droVe In fo iv runs with “ But I don’t expect it to h i ^ ning run to the eighth inning to oqvertng first on Roger Re- consecutive years. The pride of Mrs. Richard C. •It’s all right,” Iw sMd. " I homer and double U V alttm ore’s pen to us.” after Dick KenwortBy wias hit STORRS (AP)—A year ago,4gotog to lose at any Ume, X poz’ tap to Whitfield and the bat­ I have to cry a little, and'then I’ll S-2 victory over American While the 7\rins and Oriolea by a Mickey Lolich pitch. Pinch ter was oafe. When Joe Pepd DuPont’s Bohemia Stable Head Coach Rick Forsano said quit ooacMng.' Staffs, Schedule A nnounced earned $17,842 and boosted his be ready to go home.” < League leading Mtoneaota. were wondering, the CSdcago runner A1 Weia then moved up to effect (hat Ms first University During the past faw days, VVir- tone homered into the rightfield seats, Tebbetts made his move career bank foil to $1,977, of Connecticut football team sano has been b rin gi^ the 396.50. A 'Victory or a second in would have to play perfect foot­ squad back from a dlsappalntid 6utd out. came Kelley. In the top of the frame, Kelley betting, his next start, the $100,000 add­ ball to beat Ycue. scrimmage against Brown to |VIidgets Start Friday ed Woodward Oct. 2, will hit the For some reason that the whlito the HUsMss, aspecially with nmners. on first and third, $2 miUion plateau. NEW FALL HOURS bouncy Foixaao seye be can’t the sopbomeres, t e 't react attempted a^sque4za bunt. The figure cut even today, the re­ like we b^ped they would.” ball wda miquayedi by Norm 1 F i A to 12 M mark was Interpreted as one "W e learned, among eMiar Barktr and all hands ware safe with defeatist tendencies. The things,” he explained, “ thet ottr M ght with Tw o Tilts and the bases, were loaded. KSl- 'CoDtoulis Signs ' repercussicna have been many, speed is about the same as last ley wias on base nearly 15 min­ and to some instance, impolite. year, whhto is not to o ir ad­ utes befbrq the side was retired HOLYOKE, Mass. (A P )—John The tact is tbat the Huskies M i" By EARL YOST —due to two pitching changes, vantage, end the same can be ContouUs of New London, Conn., made mistakes and lost to the said about our passing attack Coaches and team managers have bem named for en- first Pedro Ramos, then Hamil­ Bulldogs 21-6 in the huge Tale and defense.” ton— and this no doubt took a a defensive tackle cut by _ the Bowl before 82,684 fens. Because of Injuries snd ether -Ories in the Manchester Midget Football League ^ d Utltle out of torn on a hot, humid New York Giants, wrlU play for Today, with the flush of au­ factors, Foixono finds hlmsidt Charter Oak Pony Conference. Bob Bleiler, public night. the Holyoke Bombers of the DRIVE iA F E tumn’s crimson hurrying the with about 20 good, splritiid delation representative, made known the entire coach- It was HMley’s eecond Mart AtlanUc (toast Football League. season, and the Yale-Uoonn bat­ young men. They lack else and staff■■ and ■ season schedule^ ■ ■ " ' and first decision. He woriced (tontoulis, a two - year Giants tle only three days away, what depth for the oompetlticn aheito, ibday. Midget Schedule seven innings against Chlcagp veteran, signed with the Bomb­ about it, Bick? but stlH con win tour of niite 'The midgets get underway last Friday night and waa re­ ers Wednesday. The 8-foot-7, Sept. 24 Giants vs. I on ALL’65 BUICKS! "The situation basn't changed and finish third in the Yankqa YSiday night at Mt. Nebo with moved for a pinch-hitter with 256-pound ContouUs was an All- Patriots vs. Jets. much,” says Forzano, kxddng Conference. js doubleheader under the arc the score tied et 2-all. Yankee Conference tackle in AT Oct. 1 "PaitB vs. Eagles, Jets very serious. "The point is that The 30-year-old thin man Gi llghte. First game at 6:30 pits ' Kelley pithced in six games, 1962 when he played for the Yale can make more mistakes charge of Uoonn tootbeU plaqs [K e Giante against the Eagles VB. Giants. all in reUef, tor Cleveland to University of (tonnectlcut. than we can because of the men- to start the toUowtog ottiaalcft *Wth the PatrioU playing the Oct. 8 Slagles vs. Jets, Pots 1964. vetwer dtiukUofi. unit egatost Yale: JpU in the night^p. Four vs. Giants. "1 dl■ ^ eiw.^-—■ . I S LeSabra 4-Door Sedan wyan. 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OaUara, lUttoa, traah, amall AND Experienced fuel oU truck DOPPOUNPl^ 3 Norm capital 36 InlatUnal IboUb root or oniittod Inaortlon for any advaetlaotiMnt'and thou only driver and servleenwn, ex­ 94PnpoalUaa dIvUlon 4IMo(bara(_ to the extent of a “mahe good” Inaertlon. Errora which do not truoklnf done A*1•1 itA tl Can 36 FiIm god 3 Pain aMUigara DO Truoklnt cellent working conditions, 4Troddaa»aya STEitrangaS Caator (m ydkl leaoea the value of the adverttaement will not be eorreetod by 043-am Tramaao LAB TECHNICIANS STAnUt a e r ilua. hospitalisation, tnajor med­ MEiMMt B Great Ltka ISNawipapar 44Alwapa “make toad” Inaertlon. ical Insurance, p e a a 1 o n 6 Fait paragraph dSCanvaaalMMt 33Vonatian UaiM 39^Uga 471UmiaNa« LAWMlCCiWmt Operatora with high school plan, paid vacattem, 34 Mulct TChUd’ip R chemistry and plant axperl- opportunity for the 35 Mort compUaat SRIvarWIla;yf 31 Stage MaatealiM lea (R odniU e, ThD TVeo) pulra, aalaa, rotor 0 Open tie aol)to pailormara W Cltohi 'larpened; bloyola aalaa, i ence preferred but chance man. A p^y Harry It Ganuf of for on Job training. For In­ quadnipoda 10 AmallorataI . 33 John Jacob*— OktaboM a. Maneheabar Cycle fl Camp, 3:30-4:80 p.m. ooly. 9T.I— ftenlngta 10 Cratan uiubBI 643-2711 875-3136 140 W. Middle Tuiiqdito, terview contact Miss Colel- No phone caUa 309S la, Ext. 21, 289-7774. 5 " ft r r IT r ” r BT E PB, aiDBWAUCa, atom THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. AMERICAN MACHINE walla, flranlaooa, flagatoao tar- 0 -a» 12 II Tronble Our Advtrflter? racaa. Au coneroto rmatra. & FOUNDRY CO, 836 N. Main Bt, Mandieatar Raaaouably priced. 64S-08B1. • 24-Hour Answtrinc Sorvieo B ia« M>i' anawer at the Mephone UatedT Simply oaU tte DON’T USE YOUR cor as good frin ^ bsnsflts, apply But' MMtaoHT. INTERIOR and meterior paint- SSICRETARIAL position open In ATTEN’nON Tractor Trailer Monchoster Mamorial Hoepltal 2 OOtfNI AMIOGHr/ truck, for moving rubbish dis­ ’Trainees. See our ad under I nwztN, posal, odd Jobs, coU Dick, M8- wal'papar renunrad, f u ^ 2-girl office, must have s^ rt- or call tor interview at, 643- insured. Rene Belanger. 64^ Private Instructions, Classlflca- tallyman, jrar- rtmKiHt ar 2ft EDWARDS 0006. After 4 p.m. hand experience. Apply Aero- manent Job opening for tally 1141 ext. 208, between 8:10-8:00 ‘ /(S 0013 or 644-0004. mold Products Corp., 96 Brook­ Uon 82. man in wholaaale lumber yard, Monday through Friday. An lyn St., Rockvllls, Oonn. equal opportunity employer. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ANSWERINO SERVlOE INSIDE and outelde painting. DIE MAKER wanted, full or service completed, will train. You name your own price. part-time, familiar with short Call between 8 - 6:30, 369-9879 EXPERIENCED carpenter with EtouMliold ServleM Nutmeg Hardware Oo., South 9 4 175-2510 Offerwl 13-A Special latea for homeownera run tooling. Apply Ounver Mfg. finish experience. Also, car- M SM - 06 or over. 649-786S. 676-6401. BIG $$ Oo., 284 Hartford Rd. Windsor. penteria helper. Chll Olaetcn- and leave your meaoate. TouTI hear from our adverttoer In fig RBWBAVINO Of buma moth bury, 638-6666, days; after 6 tw^*j ST For Spare Time OIL BURNER service man, e x - 1 WANTED ^ Full-time fuel oU tlmo without apendlnt. aO evening at the telephone. liolaa. Zlppera repirepaired. Wln- Floor Finishing 24 cellent working conditions, ex-1 driver, nights. Goodd pay, caU 648-6606, Jota R. Warniar. 3 dow ahades made to nuasnra. pension plan, vacations, )we- gren Oo. an aiaaa Venetian blinds. Keys AVON perlenced preferred but will ■ e S B H AntomobDea For Sale FLOOR SANDINO and reflnlsh train. Apply to Mr. Pencheff, pltaltzatlon and other benefits. made while you wait T ^ ing (speciallilng in older Williams Oil Service, 3411 Apply in person. Moriarty JT oordera for rent Marlosra, SST Pays generous commissions 43 U r 1964 CHEVELLE WA(30N, floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ Broad St. Brothers, 801 Center St. Main.. 64A-622L ing. CelUngs. Paperhanghig. for popular cosmetics sales NO'nCE HERALD cylinder, standard transmit- In you^ neighborhood; Na­ I TV SERVICE man, bench and ftl elo^ guaranteed, |1,706. 643- HOUSBIHOLD Fumltura re­ No Job too smaU. Jo)m ver- A public hearing wfll be lield faUle, 649-6750. tional T V Advertising and outside calls, gixxl wages. stored and refinlshed, colors beautiful packaging make by the Town Planning Com­ Snow’s TV Onter, 68 Union St., mission of Mancheatar, Con­ BOX LEHERS changed. CaU for aatlmato 649- U easy. No experienceexperlen re­ TOOL DESIGNERS Rockville, 876-0889. BY AL VERMEER 6649. quired. Opportunity' now! necticut Monday evening, Oc­ PRISCILLA’S POP Business Opportunity 28 tober 4, 1965, at 8 PM. in tha b For Your PRICES REDUCED Phone, 289-4932. INSPECTOR for machined parts PACKAGE STORE — 118 E. DETAILERS in process, experience re­ Hearing Room of the Munici­ , 1 J U « T V S E E M S ‘ th e l a d y ] pal Building to consider th* SITTIN® NEXT TO JB Information Building—Contracting 14 Main St., Rockville. For infor­ CHECKERS quired, fringe benefits, day 'KICKtD OPF ^ 1964 Chevrolet Impala, 3-door shift, 60 hours weekly. Phone following appUcaUims for lY SHOES AND TtXJ HAD THE BY J. R. WILLIAMS mation caU 528H06SS, 9-U a.m. SmPPlNa and Receiving Qerk OUT OUR WAT hardtop, radio, heater, automat­ DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — or inspect premises after 6 RockvlUe 876-8317 ask tor Mr. change of sone: SAME IDEA!j t h e h e r a l d win not — second shift, 8:80 -U. Will Top rates, overtime, all benefits WBLL.THe WHOLE THINO'S A BIO discloae the Identity of ic tranamission, power steertog, Complete building service. New p.m. White. WINDSOR BT.—To change to OUESTX34 A4ARM, ANYVWW'-'iOU any advertiser using box very sharp. Price was 33,195. conavuotlon, alterations or ad- profit sharing. Bualneea Zone II, all or part Reduced to Oo., 1272 ToUand ’Tpke., Man- CAW SPEMP TH'FlWrr THIMP OF Istters. Readers answer­ (Utlons. Roofing, siding, paint­ chaster. of an area now In Rural hOUMPAtS PREBARM'rORXXNt ( ing blind box ads who $1,995. ing, OtO. 648-4883, 648-0696. Long range programs. Residence Zone, located on UFES WORK.TH'SecONPTHIRP ' desire to protect their ATLANTIC COUNTER girls needed days. the westerly alde^of Windsor WORKIM* AT WHAT TCXJ LEARNEC) 1963 Chevrolet BnpMa, 4-door QUAI2TY Carpentry — Rooms, Apply U-3 Restaurant, 261 No. LIKE TO WORK St., opposite the exit to and AN' TH' LAST THIRP WCNPERIKT identity can foUow this \ procedure: hardtop, radio, heater, automat­ dormers, porches, basements Main St. 649-8166. from the east bound lane of WHETHER'lOU COUU3A retinlahsid, cabinets, bollt-lns, MANCHESTER TOOL Route 15. This parcel com­ Enclose your reply to the ic transmission, power steering, excellent all around. Plica was formica, aluminum, vinyl, REHNING PART - t i m e ' waitress for AND DESIGN, INC. prises 8.8 acrea AppUcanU: box in an envelope — 81,806. Reduced to steel, oeramo aiding. William nights, good wages. Inquire OUTDOORS? Henry Budney, et al. addressed to the Classi­ $1,695. Robbina Caipentzy Sarvtca, Chatxx>al Broiler, 660 E. Mid­ HARTFORD ROAD 649-6268 MADISON ST.—To (dtange to fied Manager, Manchester M9-8446. dle Tpke. The telephone Off-Street Parking Zone, aU Evening Herald, together COMPANY company has open­ or part of an area now In / with a memo listing the 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air—t-door CARPENTRY —Ooncrets steps. CASHIER — part-time for lum­ ings for linemen in station wagon, radio, heater, Has a brand new servioa Residence Zone B, located on / / companies you do NOT floon, hatchways, remodelliif ber yard, some experience MAN WANTED to work in lum­ Manchester a n d the west side o f Madison St. » IMS hr HtMur. VM. ti» SLlfW. 0 0 . automatle transmission, power station soon to open on He­ I A iM [ want to see your letter. porches, garages, closets,■ s. call- needed, t«ro evenings and Sat­ ber yard, must have driver’s | Wlllhnantlc. Work and being a lot 69* x 90* Your letter will be de­ steering, very Clean. Price was Ings, attics finished, rec rooms bron Ave. In Otastonhury. urday. Apply to Mr. William license. , Davis and Bradford Involves Climbing 81,796. Reduced to 2-bay modem Oolonlai will (No. 28 Madison St). Appli­ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE stroyed If the advertiser Is formica. No Job too small. D A Marsh, IGng’s Lumber Dept., Lumber Co., 2(X) ’ToUand St., | poles and Install­ cant: Southern Mew England $1,695. O Osrpsntry Bsrvlce. 649-8880. be available soon. Paid Hartford Rd., 649-0136. East Hartford. ing cable. S one you’ve mentioned. If training, dealer retirement Telephone Company. not it will be handled in KOM. INC Roofing PRIMER ROAD—To change the usual manner. 1963 Hilimsa Super Minx de­ plan and many other bene­ COMBINATION counter g;lrl. AUTOMOBILE Mechanics Applicants should luxe, 4-door, radio, heater, au­ aiding, aaintiM. Oaipentiy. Al- fits, financial assistsnea Inquire in person, 3-4:30 p.m. experienced. Due to expanded] be high school or to Residence Zone AA, all or tomatic transmission. taradoos u d addlfioiis. OaU- available. Inquiries now be­ cnly. No p l^ e calls. Ih e Egg shop faculties, we have open- technical school part of two parcels of land W3 $695. Inga. Wockmanshto guaran- ing sought for this location and You, 1096 Main 3t. ing;8 for 8 experienced mechan­ grad uatee. Oth­ now in Rural Residence a «■ I, ikt. ai. Announcements toed. W Autumn K 648-4880. and others in the Manches­ ics. 44 hour week. Blue O oss, I er requirements; Zone, deecribed as follows: LUBECK BAR MAID or waitress, part- Parcel No. 1—starting at a 1960 Falcon deluxe, 4-door ftilly ter area. Please call Mr. CMS, family major medical, I Handy with tools, **l didn’t roatize until I told Junior I wanted him to have BLEOnUHiUX Sales and serv' NEWTON H. SMITH A 8 0 N S - time, experience not neces­ mechanical a p t i- point on the east side of Pri­ equipped. Remodellng, repairing, recrea­ Crooka at 289-1661 days or life Insurance, income guaran-1 GLASS •verything I didn't, just how poor a childhood l.hadr* Ice, bonilcd representative. Al- 389-6721 anyttana. sary, over 21. Call 624-1388. teed insurance, vacation pay, | tude, good driving mer Road, 280’ aouth of freiL .. AmeB, 110 Bryan Dr., $495. tion rooms, additions, garages, record, ability to Hackmatack S t, the line C O A W k N V concrete work. Call M9-8144. WAITRESSES wanted, over 21, monthly Incentive bonus, good Manchester, 644-8I4L starting hourly rate. Contact | cAimb poles and runs southerfy 240*, more or E hours 11:80-8:80, 6-day work 1958 CievTOIet, 4-door fully Al Boulais Service Manager, work at heights. leas; then easterly 160’, more HOLIDAY HOUSE, Orffage equipped. CARPENTRY — 32 years ex­ week. Call 643-0468. V ' '"'•alh’'''*< Money to Loan 29 Manchester Motor Sales, 5131 or less; then northerly 240', Street. New concept In retire perience. Ceilings and floors Excellent benefits $345. tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ KE'YPUNCH Operators, experi­ W. Center S t more or leas; then westerly /tiif THE ORACLE ment Uvlng, RN on duty. Near A FRESH START wffl hunp and working con­ 150’, more or leas, to point of busee, churches and shopping. rages, additions, attics fin­ your debts Into ona eaay psiy- enced, Alpha - NumericiU to ditions, opportun- BEN CAS: 1960 Pontiac Catalina, 3-door ished, remodeled, concrete work evcnlngB. CaU C. R. J. TRU ac DRIVER and yard beginning. This is an exten­ Reasonable rates. For intonna- hardtop, fun power. ment. If jrou taxTe eqm ^ n man. Apply at W.H. England Ity for advance­ sion of present Residence MB tton caU 640-2368. work. No Job too small. Imme­ property, dm Frank Burke to 6464861. ment. Apply at our $795. diate estimates. 643-3629. Lumber Co., 640 E. AQddle | Zone AA which is located on KOUWOEM yfeWMV,BUTmTOT»E BUT, father )OU AfO> RSOIb. dlscuaa ways and maana Omi-Om- Tpke., Manchester. employment office, LADIES — Breck shampoo, 86. nectlcut Mortgage Exchange, Hackmatack St MNSatM 1 DesRSTWnai sHouu) WERE M OANSe^OP BEIN6 1960 Ford, 6, 4-door, radio and OEBLINO AND WALL renova­ 806 Main Street, Parcel No. 2—Starting at a CtAABOHER WXXIR BHNMTtON per gallon. In plastic contain­ 15 Lswla Bt. OartfordTsU- SEWING MACHINE ’IRAINEE — to learn furniture M a n « h e s t e r. ers. Russell'a Barber Shop, heater, automatic transmission. tions and repairs, sheet rock 6897. point on the west side o f Pri­ cBHORT RIBS BY f r a n k O’NEAL ycuMusr and plaster repaired. Ceramic finishing and repair. CaU Mr. Hours: 9 A.M. to mer Rd., 250’ south of Hack- P Oak and Spruce. $496. Pettengill, 646-0111. KNOW THAT tile installed. 10 years experi­ SECOND MORTGAGB — UB- OPERATORS 4 P.M., Fri., Mon. matack St., the line runs ence. Free estimates. Special limited funds available tor sec­ and Tues. Or caU southerly 240’, more or less; NO DOWN PAYMENT WANTED — Carpenter’s help­ 643-2701. From f ^nrm m H POltlN1HNrOllOMM3li Personals 3 rates for home owners, 649- ond mortgages, payments to B i^rienced and trainees er, fuU time. Apply Monday • then westerly 380’, more or 9262. suit your ixidgec. Expedtent wanted for first shift, 7- Willbnantto call less, to present Residence H od sHomofitfif, Friday, Yost Construction, coUect C WANTED — Ride to Hariford SOLIMENE MOTORS servioa. J. D. 8:30. Apply in person. Route 80, near Vernon Ave.,| Zone AA; then northerly Hospital, Paricer and East Cen­ CABINET WORK, formica coun­ Vernon. 340’ more or leas; then east­ ter vicinity, hours 7-8. Call 649- 867 OAKLAND ST. 648-0607 ters, rec rooms, remodeling. erly 380’, more or less, to 3768. QuiUity work. Reasonable pric­ Private InstnictioiM 82 pjoneer Parachute Co. AUTO MECHANIC, part - time THE SOUTHERN point of beginning. This is an es. Free estimates. Call 649- r ATTENTION Tractor TraUer afternoons, experienced time- NEW ENGLAND extension of present Resi­ 6986. 166 Forest St., Manchester RIDE WANTED for 9-6:80, 19M RAMBLER — S30-2door, Trainees. Men 19 and over are dence Zone A A now on Brooktldd Bt, to Aetna. OaU radio, heater, automatic, white 3 ’ iight^rV™* I TELEPHONE COMPANY Hackmatack St., and Kee- needed at once to train for An Equal Opportunity 440-6664. walls, factory warranty. CaU high paying Jobs as Tractor- An Equal Opportunity m y S t AppUcanta; J. Hugo 649-2903. After 6 p.m. Roofing-—Siding 16 Employer FULL-’ITME help wanted. Must Benson, J. R. Koenig, r i d e WAINTED t o Aircraft, Trailer Drivers If qualified. Employer Earnings $200. per week salary have driver's Ucense. Apply In Charles Pontlcelll and ex­ ,«Sc vicinity Cedar St. to North I960 CHEVROLET, 348 engine, BIDWELL HOME Improvement %*5C!>v. and up. Many Joba available. person. William Peck Lumber, | tended by the Town Plan­ paricing lot. First shift. 648-1977 836 h.p., 4-speed transmission, Oo. — Roofing, siding, altera­ INTERESTING position in a 2 Main St., Manchester. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI after 6 p.m. tions, additions and remodel­ Budget plan available also. For BURTON’S ■ OF Manchester ning Commission. many extras, in excellent con­ details plume 340-7771 anytime. doctor’a office ki Hartford for All interested persons may dition. 649-4886. ing Of aU types. ExceUent a lab technician and medical needs a part-time experienced .BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE WANTED — RIDE to WUliman- workmanship. 6494496. Only aclxml Ucensed by Regia- shoe saleeman. CaU Mr. Jor­ attend this hearing. try of Motor Vehicles and ac­ assistant. Applicant must be Town Planning Commission HeHA^AN IMPCiIZWhrr ANP He Hf imico I 6464881, 644-6886. SALESLADIES to work fuU- UNUSUAL opportonlty for a 1965 at 8 PM. in the Hearing P1VC UKE ment? BankruptT Repoisea TraOers— time, apply Pilgrim MiUs, career in the office of a doctor ■Ion? Don’t desjpalrl See Hco' Mobile Homes 6-A Room of the Municipal Build­ PKOFES$Kml Hartford Rd., open lO a.m. to hi RockvlUe. Applicant must be ing to consider the foUowlng TRANSMISSION eat Douglas. Inquire about low' Heating and Plumbing 17 9 p.m. neat in appearance and able to D & L eat d. S p ^ a l attentloa ice, avallabla all bcxize. Satie- NOTICE ings. Project consiata of 8 YW U N «i^ ip jori iF '^ e o T jtii /BOiiaHTONeop -..-WOWW loaoiiuBisi CAN HML UPANP JOM and eldei “SEWING p.m. ManehasiBr OPMCVSIAPBIBPORB THAT MOOTS' M S O M S i^ IT ALU BirM aW TSlM I " 'BMINJAUI lO tm GREEN and white Volkswagen, faetloa guaranteed. CaU 6 DISSOLUTION OF buildings containing a to­ Ing Manchester and surround' UU. EXPERIENCED WOMAN for tal of 25 Units. tOTBiITVCOMB BASYi IM U P P M 10 TMMK UNMR Am UOr FOR 1962, good condition, one own­ ing towns. CaU Manehostar PARTNERSHIP WOT- /MJRDSRl er, ariclng 8960, Please call al­ MACHINE housework Friday or Saturday. All Interested persona may Transmission Co. Driving Academy, 743-7349. Phone after 6. 649-9628. Notice is hereby given that I ^ ter 6, 742-8811. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 the« partnership hiiainaubusiness knnwnknown I “ 1?. "e a n n ^ 7 OLCOn STRBET 3 Town Planning Commission WCJMAJN TO take care of chll- as "Home Specialties Com (BEAB 684 OBNTEB ST.) VOLKSWAGEN 1963 white Motorcycles—Bicydos 11 FOR ALTBRATTONS neaUy and OPERATORS” John Lamanso, dan with red Interior. Good d rw from 8-6, five days a i pany” heretofore conducted by Chairman MANCHBSTER reasonably done in my home, week. 643-0904. Charles E. Pringle and Robert oondltlan. 649-7D18. NO DOWN payment on foUow< oaU 648-8760. PLEASANT WORKING Clarence W. Welti, Phone 6404)022 ing: 1966 74 OU. in. Harley Dav­ L Brown at 39 Purnell Place, ^ Secretary 1964 i m p a l a Super Sport, 400, GET MY FREE catalog, earn Manchester, OonnocUcut, has idson, 1600. B.M.W., $660. 1966 LADIES AND GENTS custom CONDITIONS I 860, 8100- • even more in name standard, red with black vinyl Ducatl Monsa $600. 1966 Ducati tailoring and alterations. CaU been dissolved and that the top, black interior. CaU 649- brand merchandise. Help your said______business______on ____ and after Sep- Bronco, $836. 1966 DuCaU 648-3364. A. lovlne, 180 Wood­ erienced help and (juaU- friends shop at home. Write tem ber'267lM 5 shali' be owm U48 between 13 noon and 10 Mark IQ, $600., Bee us on new land S t p.m. Ask tor John. trainees wanted. me, Alice WlUlams, Popular ed and conducted by Robert L 1966 Tralle bikes, only $849.60 Club Plan, Dept N804, Lyn- motoroyiHes to chbose from. Al Brown, who has assumed all | CADILLAC — 1068, sedan De- Barn as you learn, eocoeV- brook, N.Y. OlU’s Motoroycle, 696 Washing­ Movin«~Tnicklng— lent fringe benefits for aU. liablllUes. HELP WANTED VUls, fuU power, 38,000 mUes, ton S t, Middletown, Oonn. DI Storage 20 Charles E. Pringle I private owner, |8,496. WlU take 7-3845. trade. CaU 640-8680. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light Help Wanted— Male 36 ALL SHIFTS MANCHESTER MODES BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES ;J968 PONTTAC Grand Prix, trucking and package deUvery. BY LBFF and Me WILLIAMS I960 Super 90 Honda, exoeUent RaCrigwatora. washers and WE HAVE immediate openings INVITATION 88,000 miles. OaU 649-4849 af­ oondltlan. OaU 646-8144. ■tove moving inwialWJPoildlag PINE ST., MANGHSBTBR on assembly Unee, warehouse. Machine Operators—Textile Pinishing. Expeiiencd shipping and machine depart- ter 6 p.m. ebAba tor root 649403. would help, otherwise we will train you. HEY« M ARCO .' THK M O N kYaW t ment.snt MustM be■ 18" or over, no TO BID RBARING UF IN IM9 BORGWAKD, radio, heat­ Buslnesa Serviced SWITCHBOARD operator. A w ly experience nececaary. A;kpply Sealed bids will be received LO O K N O W / ^ TMB xwa.TBB / er, standard transmission, good PaintinK-^Paperlng Personnel Dept., Iona Mfg. Oo., Personnel Department Iona at the office of the General Steady work, good pay, hospitalization, paid holi­ ecndltioh. Beat offer. 049-6686. O ffen d Man­ Regent St., Manchester. Mfg. Oo., Regent S t, Manager, 41 Center Street, days, vacations, life insurance, other benefits. fHARPENINO darvloe—dawa. PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, Chester. Manchester, Conn., until Octo­ 8966 CADILLAC, 4-door hard' interior and exterior. Paper SEVEIRAL women needed for tpp, all power, good oondltlcn. knives, axaa, aheara, altataa, INSPEXTTOR wanted — fuU or ber 1, 1966, at 11:00 a.m. for rotary blades. Quick service. hanging and waU paper remov­ light bench work, steady. Ap- Storm Sewer ConstruoUon— 649-3073 after 4. part - time. Layout Inspeotlon, Capitol Biralpment Oo., M al. Dutch Boy . and DuPont. pW In person. Engineered Me- Hale Road. Bid forma, plans APPLY IN PERSON QuaUty workmanship. OaU u ls, 10 HllUard S t espablt of firstji^lece iMpec- Main Bt, Manoheeter. Houra famlllar Alroraft and specifications are available dally 7-S. Ikuraday dplun- avenIniVi 637-9678. at the Controller’s Office, 68 wn of Manchester, | ROCKVILU. CONN. tlms, (Thursday night and Sat­ ConneoUout AN EQUAL OPPOBTUNinr BMPLOTEB urday). Bxpsrisnoed proferred. Richard Martin, Aiely Itartow’s, 86T Mala tt. General Manager' MANCHESTER EVBN1N(1 HERALD, MANCHBSTEK, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1966 PAGE ■ssa a a t i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., Houaea For Sal# PAGE EIGHTEEN Houses For Bsl# Bnbnrtmn For 8slo SnbHrbsn For flfilo 7t Legal Notice HousM For Sal# 72 HouaoB For 8 a k 72 COLONIAL — ll!k rooms) $Vt Goldberg Says Red C3iina O V IR t Apartmentfir-Flatto^ HoufiM For Sale 72 ELIZABETH Drive, Me. II. Re- VERNON—Four bedroom Colo­ ANDOVER — Terrific buy I I- UJUTATiox oaoxa Boats and Aceeasoilea 46 HouMhold Goods 51 LAROB Attroatlvo BH room iMiths, living room 80x16, stone oondlUoned Green Manor nial with fun both, two lavs, bedroom Ranch, pleaoant, AT A COURT o r FKOBATB, pRiscRirrioi^i t h r e e bedroom Ranch ta fine fireplace, 6 acres of land, out­ held a( ManchiMKr.------wHhin and--- -for Tenements 63 MANCHESTER IS next door to Ranch, garage, IH baths, fire, Ranch, treed lot, OaU owner, reo room, garage and many quiet neighbortwod, summer the Dietrlct of Moncheater, on lha ROW BOAT 14 loot, heavy con­ THREE PIECE living room set, neighborhood, neaf public Md buildings, $$1,B00. Phllbrick 649-IS03. Seeks World Domination 16th day of September, ISsil. 8 mahogany tables. Call 649- TWO BEDROOM duplex, stove, this doll house Ranch consist­ place, only 116,900. HutoUni more fine extras. Close to and winter recreational faollt- struction needs pre-launchiPI ing of 4 good filed rooms, parc^hlal _ i^enoy, Roolton. 646-6834. Agency, 649-1464. school. A steal at |23,BOO. See, Completely winterised. Fl< , Preeenl, Hon. John J. Walirtt, work, oars Inclwl^. Locafedatera with­ 8 A J L to 5 PAL sets, refrigerator, stove, wash­ THREE FAMILY HOUSE Realtor!, 649-2818. lelUng for $19,600. For further in which to brinx In ihetr olalma pairing Prompt tarvlce. Up to family room, two fireplaces, and doors and room olr- storms, 2-car garage, wall- tunity for Its people to deter- New Schema asalnet eald eelalc, and eald admin' 120 on your old watch In ing machine. Call 636-7889. CENTER STREET — 8 room, condltloners can bs yours to-wall carpet, stove, re­ 38 Acres of land with B- information call the R. F. Dl mine their own future.” \Mimiffr In to |rty# SERVICE two full baths, two oar ga­ FIVE BEDROOM Colonial, AA room Ranch. A new 27x4B mock Co., 649-S34B. bOPY aOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. trada Cloaed Mondaira. F. KL pecond floor apartment, $70 In very good condition, rage, patio, beautifully Iwd- for 120,000. You cam as­ frigerator. neighborhood, new kitchen, for­ (OoBtlaoed trem Page One) I tMlcg to Ihn oredltom to brin# In monthly without heat Hayes sume a VA mortgage and greenhouee with forced hot He said that Um United States thoir claims within nald timp aU We Um Philco Tobca Bray, 737 Main Strnat SUte Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 $335 monthly Income. Own­ scaped lot with trees, wall to mal dining room, landeoaped COVENTRY — extra special ex­ stands ready "to withdraw our lowod by publinhinf a ct»py o f thU n m nUDAT 10J*» AJi^-AATPMDAT t AJl Theater Building. Agency, 646-0133. pay |138. monthly. You water heat, hoe a gravel fellow ClttzeiM carry an extra »fder in eome nmepapac hayins. a er's apartment newly dec­ wall carpeUng and d ^ s in- lot, 2 fire'placea, near scImoI bank way In the beck. pandable 6 room Cape, (2 forces when Oommunlst aggres' (Formes Partner Of GIRL'S WINTER coat, charcoal orated with new modem eluded in price of $24,500. Phil* vrtU have a private fenced and Country, au b . 649-9471, loao, lltA me violator oio f puniicDublic nyhv* I l ^min ten dayema M from probAto Ihe dale dlRtrlcl of TWO ROOM kitchenette apart­ In yard, 8 bedrooms (2 HANLEY AGENCY Present owner has made rough flniahod rooms uprialrs) Sion te ended and South Viet dayi ...... Stanley Nope TV with white leather collar, size ment, heat, hot water, refrig­ kitchen, and la now vacant brick Agency 649-8464, Uvlng selling plants. fUU Insulation, stone fireplace, Nam Is left alone to determine glens laws who menaces a netgh- ■ thie■ order - and return make tn thie Garden— Farm— Dairy 14, excellent condtUon, 649-1092. Located In a good aectlon with buUt-lns). tUed bath, SELLING below FHA appraisal, borhood’s health. court of Ihe nrdlce jiven. DIAL 643-2711 erator, electricity, stove. Ref­ cedar docet, attic fan, go* 648-0080 erty la appnused at $3$,- new heating system, full base­ Its own dsstlny In Its own way JOHN J. WAILETT, Judse. Of Enet Hartford) Products 50 CaU after 6, in an area of single homea. MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom at $14,600 room Ranch on ment, detached garage with by the principles of self-dstsr- Some sections of the 80,000- erences helpful mge and cellar playroom a 90x160 lot, three btoroomi, 000. Owner leaving state, Colonial, 4 years old, rnodero will sacrifice at $19,900. added facilities for beauty ta­ mlnoUon.’ ’ word text have leaked out al CONCORD ORAPBJS, pick your NBJWLY Remodeled capelet 643^0678. kitchen with huilt-lni, fwnily wHh heat. We wUl mise our hot water heat, aluminum com­ PHONE A49.V279 For appointment call lon, barber shop, etc, on half though the document Is sUll SS' CoBthiied Free Precedleg Pegs own, 370 Hackmatack St. stole. Will sell for $3S. 649-8716. ATTRACnVB three rooms, first TWO FAMILY HOUSE room, baths, dining room, wonderful heighbora binations, built In 1960. Wolver­ "Above oil, we seek a peaceful (rear) after 4 p.m. Two seven room flats, with MANOHESTER — Six room acre lot. Excellent financing, ■oluUon. We have repeatedly oret. Read Herald Ads. Manchester, Conn. floor apartment, heat, hot wa­ one car garage, priced In low Cape. Close to High and Jun­ ton Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. FHA and VA approved price, Part one deals with the Inter Hdp Wanted— ter, stove, refrlgerotor, large fireplaces, terrific income, 30’s. Phllbrick Agency, 649- 643-6020 BURTON STARKEY stated our willingness to snter Hdp Wanted—Mole 36 TOMATOES — pick In own con­ Wanted—Tu Buy 58 In area of single homes, ior High, 8 or 4 bedrooms, fire­ PORTBR STREET area — 6 $13,900. F.M. Gael Agency, Into peocsful discussions, and I dependence between the Individ' Male or Female 37 tainers. Beans, peppers, pota­ porch. 649-9197. 8464. place, wolk-out basement, $14,- Realtor 64I-3682, Gall Green, 742-7093. ual and today's highly organized lo w FOR FIRST ahlft factory and la fairly priced. room Dutch Colonial, Sersen reaffirm that willingness here toes, squash, carrots, beets, WANTED — Partitioned or lead­ h u g e KITCHBN, Wroh oabi- SOO. Wolverton Agency, Real­ society. ifork, mechantcal experletica 4-5 ROOMS, GARAGE, near bus LINDEN STREET — Opposite ed poroh, garage, lovely shad' BOLTON — 7 room Split Level today,” he sold. beet greens, swlss chard, fruit. ed glass, electric table lamps, the Center Park. B ig.8 room neU, dishwasher, sorssned tors, 649-3818. ed lot, only, $18,900. Hayoa COLUMBIA 228-9248 ” lt Is necessary that every kntorred. A pi^ Eaatem Boll- also kerosene lamps. Call 633- and shopping center, direct borne, elta on a 150x460 treed He sold the United States has man, that every group, be no BINDERY 21 Angel St. route to Aircraft. 643-0339 after SINGLE HOMES single with two baths. The lot porch, 6^ room OdonisI, IH Agency, 646-0181. «r Oo., 9# UK/am S t, MancJiea- 6871. ^ th s, Manchester. R s A ^ to HARLAN ROAD — 6 room Cape lot, 24’ fireplace living room, asked members of the United longer content with an Individ DEPARTMENT 0:80 p.m. is 80x176. Needs redoing. Pos- Nations "Individually and col­ ten Nine rooms in good condi­ $19,900. Hute^s... fiiftncy, with m bathe, dormer, beau- MINUTES FROM Manohester— laige kitchen and dining area, uallstic ethic which, when the tion, convenient location, Bible to convert to a two- VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch lectively to use their Influence Fertilizers 50-A WE BUY and sell antique and Realtors, 649-! Uful lot, plenty of treee. Ideal a 6 room Gape with 4 finish' In desirable Center area, flrS' 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, heated relaUonship between the person THREE ROOMS for rent, se­ $16,800. family. Good value at $17,000. to bring about such discussions. WELL ESTABLISHED used furniture, china, glass, sil­ cond floor, heat, hot water, 648- residential location. T. J. ed. Mg kitchen, 2 bedrooms placed living room, 1% baths, recreation room, garage, im­ and society Is at stake, assumes S F PRA liUntBSSRS — Maady worit, top 0 5 GOOD COW manure 66 and T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ver, picture frames, old coins, MANCHESTER — bus line, weU Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. expandaMe to 4, otl hot water maculate condition. Wolverton Wa have asked the members of a varying and blameworthy at' ) wafai, ovarttm;. 648-453S. HARTFORD CONCERN 610 loads. Excellent for lawns stove and refrigerator Includ­ Three bedroom Ranch with len . famUy kitchen, loaded with the Security Council and the guns, pewter, scrap gold, ed. $85 montly. CaU 643'8607. maintained 6-room Cape, cab- heat, aluminum oomMnatlons, pine cabinets, dlshwashsr, etc., Agency, Realtors 649-2818. Utude,” says one paragraph. and .shurbs. Delivered. 648-7804, watches, old Jew*l0ft hobby 2 ^ baths, finished rec ineted kitchen, ceramic bath, glX ROOMS, Colonial style, secretary-general to help get C R IV nt AND STOCK clerk. room and many other ex­ CONCORD RD. — Beautiful moderately priced at $18,900. base>asement garage, rear perch, "Thus in some countries 649-8731. collections, paintings, attic con­ THREE AND FOUR room permanent siding, hot water near shopping and transporta- SOUTH WINDSOR — 5V4 room such negctiatlona started." Apply in peraon Alcar Auto FIVE-DAY WEEK tras, In top location, can be Ranch, large Uvlng rocMn. for­ fion, immaculate throughout, Wolverton Agency, ReoltoFe partially finished rec rooiQ. A Ranch with fireplace, level many pay scant attenUon to so­ Parts, 398 Spruce St. tents or whole estates. Furrt- apartments available, includ mal dining room, cabinet heat. Hayes Agsnty, 646-OUl. 649-2618. lot of house for $19,900. Hayes Goldberg declared that the cial laws and obllgaUons. Many ture Repair Service, 648-7449. bought for small downpay­ m ^ m u m room, low pay­ lot, 8 bedrooms, good sized 25c-5 MINUTE CAR WASH 2 Household Goods 51 Ing appliances and garage. $90 kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recren- Agency, 646-0181. members of the United Nations are those who are not even JANITORS — part-time. Man- COMPLETE ment. MANCHESTER — more square ments, only $14,900. Lapp CENTRALLY located 6 room kitchen with dining area, built WANTED—Antique china, glass, and $96. J.D. Realty 643-6126. tlon room, landscaped yard- under the charter share a com­ afraid to get out of Just taxes eheater are*. CaH 648-0611, SINGER automatic zig-sag, like feet for the money In this 5H Agency, 840-5301, 649-6140. Cape, rec room, wall to wall BOLTON — Immaculate BH 1966, $16,800. Wolverton Agen­ mon responslMUty "to demon' HAVING PROBLEMS WITH BENEFIT PROGRAM fumlture, lamps, guns, etc. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, cy, Realtors, 649-3618. and social debta by various sub' 8:80-6 p.m. only. new, monograms, embroiders, SIX ROOM duplex centrally lo­ For further Information 643-5053. room Ranch with attached ga­ carpeting, enclosed patio, Im' room Ranch with fireplace, on strata to those who use violence torfuges and frauds. Others Call Hartford, 623-6871. rage, flreplaced living room, 8 JUDGE BT. — Conveniently lo­ FALL HOUSE CLEANING? outton holes, etc. Original price cated. Inquire at 40 Vernon call, cated, 6 room home of generous mediate occupancy, Pasek a high shaded lot. ’Three bed­ SUBURBAN — Only $13,900. At­ that vIMenoe does not pay. And overlook public hygiene meas WRITE BOX K, HERALD St., after 6:30 p.m. generous bedrooms, kitchen Hdp Wanted— over 6800. Take over last 4 pay­ 649-8055 BONANZA, a family paradise, sized rooms, enclosed porch Realty 289-7476 or 648-7208. rooms, dining room, oil hot tractive BH room Ranch, fun we can alto meet that reeponsi' tires and highway traffic laws ments of 610.80 each. Call deed' Rooms Without Board 59 6.H room Ranch, huge land­ with dining area, oil hot water water heat, ehimtnum comM- Mllty by persuading the reglmea without even realizing that their TRY CLEANING VENETIAN BLINDS Male ttr Female 87 heat. Wolverton Agency, Real­ and garages. Ideal for the large 88 ESSEX STREET — 6 room wolk-out basement with picture er Hartford, 622-0931. scaped lot, pool, rec room. familyIlly or has two family con­ natione, garage. $18,700. Wol­ window, half acre lot, wonder­ of Hanoi and Peking to leave carelesenesB puts the lives of . THE EASY WAY ROOMS FOR RENT, one block Furnished Apartmenls 63-A $14,500—Six room Cokmlo], ga­ tors, 649-2818. raised Ranch, city water, seW' IPArmESSBlB and waltera rage, IH acres, garden, fruit Owner transferred. $22,900. version poselMllty, $18,800. verton Agency, Realtors, 649- ful neighborhood, quiet dead their neighbors alone.’’ others in danger.” EVERYTHINQ In stariased re- from Main Street, fr^e park­ Lappen Agency, 648-5261, 649- ers, large family kitchen, 3818. uranted, port • time and full­ condlUcoad used furniture and ANDOVER — 2-room furnished and shade trees, suburban, AUCE DRIVE — 5 room Ranch Leonard Agency, RiMUorB, 646- storm windows. $18,000. Jo­ end street, cMldren’s paradise. Goldberg opened Ms roeech The document’s definition of USE OUR CONVENIBNT HANGER Situations Wanted— ing, kitchen privileges, gentle­ 6140. who is one’s neighbor; time, experience necessary In apnilancea, high quality—low apartment, heat, hoh' water, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, with baths, carport, fuU 0469. seph Barth, Broker, 649-0620 UNIQUE In planning and re- Blasily financed. Lawrence F. with a plea to India and Pal AND JUST SPRAY THE DIRT OFF 3 Female 38 men only. 648-8127. "Our neighbor Is the old man iDod and liquor. Call Mrs. Can- pncea LeBlanc Furniture, 198 electricity, refrigerator, stove. 649-5324. basement. Needs redecorating storatlon. ModenUaed Colonial, FTano, Realtors, 646-0434, 648- tan to reach a permanent peace field, S p.m. • 1 a.m., 648-6781. Adults. C. H. SUens, Route 6, but at $17/600. it is an axcel- POR’TER ST. Area — 7 room MANOHE18TER — Two bed 3766. settlement on the subcontinent, forgotten by everyone, the to r NO FUSS—NO MUSS—NO WIPING COLrLAX>E student desires Sat­ South Street, RockrlUa. t n THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Got Colonial with fireplace, IH 8 rooms, one floor, 2H baths, 3174. Open 9-A 742-7278. RANCH — Large family sized MANCHESTER lent buy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ room house, porches garage, and an expression of gratlflca elgn worker who everyone looks urday work. Experienced In of­ Uge Street, centrally located, kitchen, large living room with baths, enclosed porch and ga­ 75 acres, bepok. Lappen COVENTRY — Bargain for large, pleascuitly furnished tor, 843-1677. ______aluminum siding, near schools Agency, «49-S261, 649-614I-B140. Uon for thsir acceptance of the down upon without reason, the EXCELLENT FOR LAWN FURNITURE, fice work, bookkeeping, sell­ WATKINS PRODUCTS — First VERNON — 8 Furnished rooms, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, rec rage. Situated on a large beau­ quick sale. 4-room Cape, oil cease-fire ordered by the SecU' Illegitimate child who unjustly rooms, parking. OaU 649-n358 Wei! maintained 6 room bus and stores. $18,000. Marion SCREENS AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS ing, stock work. Write Box Z, In home service. Ask about our all utilities, $20. \yeekly. CaU room, house in Immsunilate MANCHE5STER—Large 9 room tifully landscaped treed lot, Edlund, Real Estate, 280-4019, WARPING — Immaculate 6 hot air heat, cellar, large lot rity Council. bears the weight of a misdeed Herald. for overnight and permaient condition, completely remod­ Colonial, situated on a big convenient to bus, schools, and 110x125, shade trees, deadend SECRETARY party plan too. Call Eleemor guest rates. alter 6, 875-7011. house on quiet side street, near 644-0414. room Ranch near ecbooL Loiwe "But our task Is not over,” he that the child Itself did not com Buck, 643-5768. eled Inside and out, $18,900. level lot in a fine residen­ bus. Walking distance to aU shopping. Leonard Agency, street level family room,1, patio, street, near schools and shop­ mlt, the hungry who appear BOOKKEEPER — Secretary de Phllbrick Agency. 649-8464. tial neighborhood, all city Realtors, 646-0460. ping, newly painted, lake privi­ added. "It Is now the task of the 548 HARTFORD ROAD sires general office work moni' NEWLY FURNISHED sleeping schools, churches and down­ tool ahed, Bel A if Real Es- two parties to exercise restraint unexpectedly on the television Interesting and diver- UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY Business Loeattom utilities, large flreplaced town. Excellent for large family SIX ROOM COLONIAL leges. Call mornings, owner OPEN 24 HOURS— EVERY DAY Ings experienced,- dependable. rooms, private entrance, on bus TWO FAMILY, 4>^-4^4, alumin­ Ute, 64S-9SB3. and to make earnest efforts to screen awakening our sleeping line, gentleman preferred, ref' Rent 64 BOWERS SCHOOL Area — love­ living room, formal dining or easily converted to 2-famlly. 643-8607. conscience.’ ■tried aealgnment for Available immediately. Write room, 3 bedrooms, 1 ^ um storm doors and windows, establish oondlUons of perma Refrigerator, Stove and TV erences. 646-7702. ly Cape, fuU shed dormer, well CaU 649-6043 for appointment. $2,100^ WARPING — privacy, sweep­ qaallfied high school or Box P, Herald. Included DESIRABLE store oi office shaded lot, 3 large bedrooms, baths, breezeway and over­ hot water oil fired heat, cop­ ing views, cosy 6-room Ranch BOl/rON-NEWLY painted 6 nent peace in the subconUnent. space, gnnmd floor, clean, at­ abundant cablneli In kitchen, sized garage. per plumbing, ceramic tile MUST BE REMOVED room Colonial, paneled living WILL BABYSIT, - largest of the auto makers fol­ tegories. U.S. sources have said aomplete benefit pro­ ment or boma J. D. Re^ty, ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3% Owner. 649-1260, 267-9600, Rockville 876-8130, after 5 p.m. bedrooms, fireplace and lie notice to the cr^ttors to min^ lowed a statement of higher car casualties were moderate lor RICH STONE-FREE loam, $14, 648-5138. room apartment, residential BOWERS SCHOOL — 7H room 453-5753. In their claims within said time aJ> gram, free parking. week days, anytime Saturday Cape, birch cabinet kitchen, 4 carport. Abeentse owner lowed by publishing a copy of this prices by Chrysler Corp. the lOlst Paratroopers at An P five yards. Sand, gravel, stone, area, appliances and heat fur­ and Sunday. 4V6 ROOMS, heat, hot water, bedrooms, paneled family room "VERNON — 6 room home on wants a quick sale. Imme­ order in some newspaperper harinic a GM said Its prices on its lines Khe. Write Bok H, Herald. fiU, and manure. 643-9604. nished. Adults, no pets, $90. circulation in said probate dietHet stove, refrigerator, parking. 18x22, garage, apple smd shade beautifully landscaped lot. Con­ diate occupancy! Can now! of 1966 model automobiles are In Tokyo, the Japauiese newS' MOVING out of state and have monthly. 649-4824 or 876-1166. within ten days from the date of SALES AND Service on Ariens, Completely redecorated, $120. trees, $18,000. 048-6766. venient location, hot water $18,500. J. Gordon, 646- this order and return make to this reduced from $62 to $136, de­ paper Sankei quoted a Japanese 965 OLUSMOBILE F-S5 GonvertiUi $3095 Hahn EcUpse, Jaebbeon lawn G.E. stove, walnut bedroom 15 Forest St., off Main St. 646- ROCKVIL1.E — 4 rooms, first heat, priced to sell. Leonard 5306. court of thp notice given. pending on the car. The firm businessman, recently returned mowers. Also Homelite chain set, 9x12 braided rug, coffee 0090, 643-0000. floor, clean, heat and stove in­ MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6- Agency, Realtors, 846-0469. JOHN J. WALl E’ETT. Judge. said this Is an average $72 price from Hanoi, as saying the North saws and International Cub Ca­ table, end table, Magnovox TV, cluded. 649-3193 er 875-1894. E, with 3-car garage, oil steam cut for all its ears. Vietnamese are using fake ra­ 964 OLUSMOBILE JETSTAR I $2695 det Tractors. Rental equipment odd chairs and garden tools for NOW RENTING — 3 room, aU heat, aluminum combinations, TALCOTTVnLE — Charming B arrow s ^ W a lla ce dar sites to lure attacking U.S. sale. Call 643-2928. electric apartments. Bullt-lns, THREE BEDROOM completely restored 6 room Colonial, The GM price Schedule was planes Into an area where they 2-DOOR HARDTOP and shaipenlng service on aU separate uHlittes, fully rented hailed by President Johnson’s makes. L A M Equipment desirable country setting, $90. furnished home Bolton Lake. end in best of condition, good quaint village setting, country Manchester Parkade, 649-5306 Home Worship can be hit. COUNTER HELP DEUjUXE automatic Westing- per month, no lease. Leonard October through June 1. Ex­ kitchen, dishwasher, new fur­ Open 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m.,Mon.-Fri. chief economic adviser. Dr. Yoshihlko Nomura quoted an Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 876- house dryer, with timer, $30. Income, $23,900. Wolverton Gardner Ackley, as a "clear- 964 GHEY. CHEYELLE 2-Dr. Sedan $1695 7609. Manchester Exchange — Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. cellent location. CaU 649-4478. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. nace, wiring, paint, etc. Hayes Sftt. and Sun. 8:30 a.*n.-6 p.m. S e r ie s T o p ic imidentifled North Vietnamese Male and fesnMe, fuU or CaU 643-6464. cut” reduction. Ekiterpris 1946. ■Agency, 646-0131. BOLTON — O der Mill Rd. as saying this decoy tactic has part-time, night work. In­ ATTRACTIVE garden apart­ For example, one 1966 GM resulted in' shooting down or quire Mr. WiUia, SUver SCREENED LOAM — For the ALL NEW FURNITURE ment, 2 bedrooms, range, re­ Wanted To Rent 68 room/Cape, 1V4 baths, garage, The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward 964 FORD GALAXIE 500 $2195 3 ROOMS $188 model carried a sticker price of damaging many planes whose Lone Bowl Restaurant. best In lawns and gardens from frigerator, heat, hot water, Girls' Jerkin Se| enclosed paneled breezeway, J. Reardon, pastor of St. $2,263.60, including the six op­ 2-DOOR HARDTOP PAY ONLY $6 MONTHLY SECRETARY at hospital with fruit treee. Price drastically pilots thought the sites were our screening plant, Andover- parking, $120. monthly. Ideal Spangled Slippers! James’ Church, will speak Mon­ tional safety Items which the actual targets. Columbia. Delivered. George INCLUDES; location, 643-0978. two children needs 4-6 room reduced. Pasek Realty, 389- firm now has made standard. 37 PIEOE KITCHEN SET rent end of month or soon after. FRF- 7476, 743-8343. day at 8 p.m. at Memorial The businessman also report­ 963 COMET 2-Dr. Sedan H. Grlffing, Inc., 742-7886. That was the price tag before $1395 12 PIECE LIVING ROOM VERY CLEAN 3-room apart­ Prefer Washington School area Hall, Center Congregational edly said Hanoi’s population has 12 PIEX3E BEU5ROOM EAST HARTFORD — Near Church. Hla topic will be "The the excise tax cut. dropped by about 800,000 and e x c e l l e n t , efficient and ec­ ment, electric stove, refrigera­ but considering others. Refer­ The 1966 model of this car onomical, that’s Blue Lustre FREE—Ref. or Range or T.V. tor, hagt, garage, second floor, ences. 649-7684 evenings. Manchester, Glastonbury, Background of the Present now totals some 700,000. He said 963 OLDS. D-98 Luxury Sedan $2595 3 ROOMS $299 5 'A room Ranch, featuring half Vatican Council In Relation to carries a price tag of $2,202, a people are being evacuated in carpet and upholstery cleaner. central, aduH lady. Call after SNOW reduction of $61.60. Of this, Rent electric ' shampooer, $1. FURNITURE 6:30 p.m., 649-6706. SMALL acre lot, huge screened porch, the Home.” His will be the anticipation of possible U.S. 31 Ni/w FTeces. 3 Complete Business Property fireplace, disposal, near rirst of a series of three talks, $48.66 was attributed to the fed­ bombings of the North Vietnam­ FALL The Sherwin-Williams Co. MEDIUM 963 OLDS. D-88 Holiday Coupe $2195 Rooms. 8 Pc. Bedroom And For Sale 70 schools, pool, park. Ice skat­ sponsored by the Women’s Fel­ eral excise tax reduction ap­ ese capital. CEDAR Clothesline poles, many 12 Pc. Living Room; 5 Pc. THREE ROOM apartment, 474 LARGE ing, bus line. Taxes $270. lowship of Center Congrega­ proved by Congress and the In Saigon, the Vietnamese CLERICAL sizes, installed and reset. Also Dinette, Lamps, Tables, 9x12 Main St., $85. 649-6229, 9-6. STORE FOR SALE — ExceUent OFFERI Priced in teens. 568-0686. tional Church, on the theme, Presideitt, and $12.66 was attri­ government signed an agree­ 963 CHEVY II Station Wagon $1395^ good International dump truck. Rug. Pillows, Reconditioned. opportunity, modern estab­ "Maintaining the Discipline of buted to a price cut by GM on ment to import an additional 649-1858. Range, TV, or Refrigerator. THREE ROOM apartment, 470 lished menswear store, reas­ S'UBURBAN — 6 room Ranch, Home Worship.” the prevtcn^y optional safety 100.000 metric tons of U.S. rice Pay As Little As $8 Monthly Main St., $90. CaU 649-5329, onable rent, easy terms, option aluminum siding, roll-up awn­ of the talks will be held Items. this year. The value of the 962 OLDS. 88 Holiday Sedan $169S OPENINGS IT’S Inexpensive to clean rugs FREE Delivery. 9-6. to buy building. Owner to re­ ings. storm windows and at 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall. A "The major part of the over­ transaction was placed at $12.6 and upholstery wiU Blue Lus­ FREE Set-up by Our Own Men. IT tire. Write Box C, Herald. screens. 10x18 flreplaced liv­ coffee time at 7:30 will precede all 'reduction reflects the lull million. tre. Rent electric shampooer, FREP Service by Experts. ing room, 8 bedrooms, full each session and there will be a amount of the excise tax reduc­ 962 OLDS. S-88 Holiday Coupe $1796 $1. Olcott Variety Store. FREE Storage Till Needed. TWO ROOM heated apartment, basement with garage, beauti­ discussion period after each tion,” GM said. The excise tax 149 Oakland St. 649-6229, 9-5. s v R E -e m p the Low-Priced winter OLERK-TYPIST PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT Land For Sale 71 ful fenced In grounds plus ad­ talk. The meetings are open to was reduced from 10 to 7 per Two Egg Town's Name CROWLEY Vermont cheese, ASK FOR CARL tire with 190 tractor-type cleats that are ditional .acre wooded land to the public. cent last June 22, retroactive to SNEADS, Fla.—A oommunlty 961 PONTIAC Catalina $1195 maple sugar candies, Vermont SIX ROOMS, centrally located, rear with extra building used FIGURER 247-0358 . Or 527-9036 $136. monthly, heated. J. D. Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple May 16. with the odd name of Two 4-DOOR HARDTOP 2 syrup. Nutmeg Country Store, as summer house, nice neigh­ SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Realty Co,, 643-5129. Bolton built deep to bite deep,,,dig In and pull Beth Sholom will speak on "The remainder of the reduc­ Egg Is near here in North­ STENOGRAPHER Route 6, Andover. Open daily If you have no means of trans­ borhood, $16,900. Warren E. "The Faith and Practice In the tions,” QM said, “ includes de- west Florida. A former resi­ 8 a.m. - 11 a.m., 8 p.m. “-''t portation, I’ll send my auto for POUR HEATED rooms, refrlg LAND you through snow like a tractor .Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. Jewish Home,” on Oct. 25. The creaises for the safety items dent of Two Egg explains that 963 OLDS. Starfira Gonvartibla 3 2 5 9 5 V TYPIST , p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. - -6 p.m you. No obligation. On display erator, stbve,. parking, 302 Main Rev. and Mrs. Harold Craw of made standard equipment.” the name came from the habit Closed Tuesday. 228-3237. at Main Store. WAPPING — Price substantial­ St., convenient to bus, adults A remarkable combination— extra-mileage Tufsjm rubber (tougheat ever uaed Meriden will speak on ’"The These decreases will take as of a farmer who showed up GENERAL CLERICAL A—l^ B —E—R—T’—S only $90. Mrs. Thlellng, 8-6, Over one acre lot, choice ly reduced on 8-bedroom cus­ Faith and “Practice in the much as $19 off the price of the regularly at the country store 963 OLDS. F-85 Cutlass $219$ PATTMASTER check writer, site, undei; $3,500. in Goodyear tirea) and triple-tempered 3-T Nylon cord for strength and reail- tom built Ranch in preferred to swap two -eggs for a plug never been used, original price, 43-45 ALLYN STREET 643-4151. United Church Home,” on Nov. 1 six Items a$ they were optional JETFIRE COl’ PE TRANSCRIPTIONIST OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 ienoe. Put on a pidr of these great-going Sure^rip tirea and you'll ba aat for neighborhood at 30 Ridge Rd. 29. I features on 1966 models. of tobacco. $134, will sell for $50. 643- A’TTRACTIVE 4 room apart' 22 acre lot, private site, Immediate oooupanoy, mid $22,500. anow atorma with traction to apare. i 2361-N 0494. SOFA BED, dlnettf set, hooked ment, stove, refrigerator, cen 30’s. Call owner, 649-1360, 458- 962 OLDS. 98 Holiday Ooupa $1595 BIGHT HBA’VY duty drop rug, brald^ rug, small kitchen trolly located, $80. per month. 37 H acres, excellent site. 6768. 3 set, refrigerator, mlscellane- Fliw opportunities for the cloths, brand new, 9x21 origi­ CaU 649-5324. $25,000. qualified higli school grad­ out. 528-6436. OOVEINTRY —- Beautiful 6 room nal price, $11.65 each, will sell FOUR ROOM, second floor, 962 OLDS. 98 Holiday Sedan $1595 uate—complete benefit pro­ for $4.75 each. 643-0494. 6 acre site, $6,000. Ranch, convenient half acre MANCHESTER'S gram, Including financial SOLID CHERRY dresser and apartment, convenient to lot, formica counters, pslntsd asslstanee for setf-lmprove- 82 SCREENS and glass storm mirror, 2 marble top tables, church and shopping. Apply 72 oablnsto, ceramic tiled bath 963 OLDS. 98 Holiday Sedan $2395 ment through evening stud­ windows for Cape Cod house; knick-knack shelf, 6’ hall run­ School St. F, M. GAAL AGENCY with vanity sink. Oil hot water ner, small rug, all In excel­ heat, baseboard radiation, de­ ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER ies, B-day weto, free parit- window fan and motor. Make AVAILABLE November first, 3 643-2083 an offer. 649-4432. lent condition. CaU 643-8128 af­ tached one oar garage, $18,900. $1795 ter 6:80 p.m. room apartment, central loca­ OAR, GREEN,. 742-7093 F.M. Gaol Agency, 64S-9683, 962 PONTIAC Star Chief BBT OF COLLIERS encyclope­ tion. Redecorated, stove, re­ Gall Green, 743-7093. 4-DOOR SEDAN dia, 1962 edlticn. Two twin, DROP LEAF table, maple post­ frigerator, dispomi, alr-condl' OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! er double bed, mattress. Elec­ tloner, and parking. Heat, and ■BE US NOW beds, one occasional chair and 8 3 5 il Vsrnon bookcases. CaU 643-1317 after tric mixer. Floor lamp. Bed hot water included, $115. 649- Houses Sale 72 961 CHEV. Bel Air 4-Dr. Stdas' $1695 springs. 648-1688. t or Leasure momenta can be sq 6 p.m. 6544 relaxing when your foot are eU' QUIET ROOMINESS MANCHES’TER — 6-6 duplex, MORIARTY BROTHERS FOR SALE — chests of drawers FOUR ROOM duplex, adults Just like big slater’s — an cased in a pretty pair of loung Three twin sloe bedroom s, 961 RAMBLER Station Ws(on $995 WEDDING GOWN, veil with excellent location and condl Ing slippers such as these — T H E cap, coke decoration. Car bed, and dressers, pine chest and preferred. Inquire 60 Maple St. adorable Jerkin and skirt duo 1 )4 b ath s, 94 oers. Four commodes, marble top tables Uon, large lot. For fuU InfoT' velvet trimmed with spangles! baby clothes. CaU 643-1688. after 6 p.m. mation call Ellsworth Mitten for young girls of six to four- year old home having large SERVING YOU WITH and dressers, chairs, rockers, y% tsen. And It’s sew-slmple! Make another with turn-down rooms; dsslgnad snd built Agency, Realtors, 648-6980. Nfw wiEELS P R I C E 24 CONNECTICUT FOUR ROOM, second floor 24 FARMALL F-20 farm tractor mirrors, picture frame;, spin­ No. 8364 with Patt-O-^m a Is cuff In check! for easy and oarefoM liv­ vHAobiNiGat MANCHESTER Oldsmoblla MOTOR SALES for parts, all good tires. 788 ning wheels, Victorian furni­ apartment available Oct. 1st. SEVEN ROOM oUir home/ 4 ki Bites 6, 8, 10, 13, 14 years. Pattern N0.3361-N has pattern ing away from traffic. $1U,- North Main. ture, desks, dining room sets, heat furnished, adults only. In' bedrooms, 8 baths, lot 72x181, W*e 8, Jerkin, 1 yard of 64- for both pairs in small, medium 7M. Mr. Lawts, 64»-M06 or MUTUAL quire Manchester Savings and mONT INO ALIGNMENT and large aiies; full directions. HOUR HOUR -Sailing fi Servlelng New OldunobUee for Over 80 Years" bedroom sets, kitchen sets, Marlon IL Robertson, Realtor. kioh; skirt, 1)4 VaMs. 876-6611. 512 WEST CENTER STREET MA.NCHESTER MOTCmOLA RECORD player, trunks, clocks, large coffee Loan, 1007 Main St., Manches •48-B9B8. To order, send 60c In coins to; To order, send 86c In coins to; FUEL O IL lURNER Oompany 4 speed, 4 speakers, cabinet grinder, pan els lamp shade, ter. ■ue Burnett, The Manchester Anne Cabot. The Manchester 64S-1S11 648-2411 model, excellent condition. etc. 643-7449. 8TRANT STREET » Owners COMPLC11 IRAKE SERVICE Evening Herald. 1160 AVE. OF 140 Garden B t THREE ROOMS for rent, $70 Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Barrows fi^Wallace DELIVERY F U E L O ILS SERVICE Call 640-7886. moving, must eell this Immac­ AMBRfoAa, NEW YORK, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y SEWING MACHINES — DozMis monthly, Inquird Piccolo’s f4s' ulate older home. Four down Hartford, Conn. 10086. 10086. Manohsatar Paritods, 646-8806 SOLID MAPLE DINING rbom of outstanding portables and za Place, 457>4 Main St. and two up, 1 ^ baths^porohee jTor lat-clasa nwlHnfi add lOo Opsn'StSO ajn .-e T>4B., Mon.-FrI. Harvest table with hutch. Call F or Ist'diktss mailing add lOo consoles being traded in on privacy, big trees, raccellen'; for each pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, fiat and Bun. fi:80 am.-^ 649-6646. new Singers during our cur-' FIVE ROOM rent, $60., gas buy. Ix>ok it over and give us Address with Zip Cfode, Stylo Address with Zip Cods, fityls rent Sue-A-Thon. We must stove furnished tor heating and your offer. T. J. O m kett, VERNON — Caps, 4 rooms fin- No, and Blit, No. and Blse. CALL 643-S13S JK»1N COME HOME. You can move them since we don’t have cooking. Middle people, Realtor, 648-1677. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. Send 60o now for your new ‘86 ishsd down, 8 unfinished up, Oomplets, Inspiring, easy to Keep your shoes on. I Just rent room to store. All recondi­ Seaetrand, 91 So. Main. flraplaos, Idsal kxiatlon, good 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER I^AlfnOD MAN or woman to MANOHESTER — • room Oapa Wad — the fall A winter '66 Fall and Winter Album 1 Regular ed a Glomorene electric jrug tioned and gusuranteed. Priced fsaturao; Custom OolleoUon Imy^ $14,000. Rowo and l ^ t • G • • tvs school bus, either mom shampooer for only $2. a day NEW 4-ROOM apartment, sec on bus line, handy■ to■ eel hoou. 295 IROAD STREET M A N C H m iR ■ M o Fashion, fiend fiOo now for $12. an4 up. Brand new Sing­ ttsmi to eroohat. knit, stitMil lua^. era«er. at B.B. Johnson Paint, 728 Main ers at $59.60. Singer Sewing end floor, stove end retrigsr- ■hopping, ate., $14,900, Phil' pour copy. fit , Center, 833 Main S t, 648-8888. ator, $180. 649-60#9. brick Agency, S46-$464. I Th u r s d a y , Se p t e m b e r 28, lees f AOS TWENTY A vtiw * DtUyNet Prem Ron TBe jSIattrljiratJfir lEo f ntag Ifm U i IW mTmSk Undad i t o e w t o l U. a f k i m m i IB, IMS 4 i The Lutherweds of Xhnanuel Ctoady oad oaiil oMi Good Fiflhlnff lAttheran Church will not have Science Courses Now Same SOUTM^OVENTRY FIRE OEPT, i78 l About Town Its family plciUo on Saturday at Wickham Park, aa prevtoualy I Mm Atom n - n . **Tou can fish until the Throughout School System w n d o tt M • H i« Ztpaer Club win iponaor pond freeaes oVer," says the reported. Manehatiar>« ' A CUy o f ViUage Charm C Mtbftck p u ty thia Saturday, Conservation Commlsston In Sapt. W, at 8 o'clock at the club- an InvlUUon to young fish­ Arthur Bjoric, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. BJorit of 208 The task of roptaolng sciencelabours a week are the rule here l^ouM on Bralnard Place. ermen under IB to flwi Cen­ rather Hum the five enjoyed by r o c a 11), P R l(3 f SBVKN C B M «. Woodslde St., recently enrolled textbooks In the alx elemenUry you L x x n y , n o . 802 (TWENTY PA6BB) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1965 ter Springs Pond. Last In the Berkley School of Musk), gimdee and a lack of space In other subjects, ' DupBeate bild(« wtn be ptay- night the commission re­ Ths Manchester High School fd tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Boston. •ome of the Junior end senior BINGO minded youths that the high school science courses were picture seemed relatively good. baaement rooms of the former pond was stocked this Dr. Schardt said; a little more taoMoiS achool, 30 Sobool St. two of the problems discussed at spring. a meeting this week devoted to room would be welcome now EVERY FRIDAY 8 P J i "No Exception 11m same 4a sponsored by the TWe Widow and Widowers Club of OonnecUout will spon­ an examination of the science and there le the danger that the m ain lUmAteater rW C A and Is open presence of the 9th grade Illlng ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY to tlM pubkc. Reflatratlon will About 100 attended a "Wine sor Its annual Autumn Dance curriculum of the school system. MUNC3B, Ind. (AP) — Sip" last night at the Manchee- Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. ■ Present at the meeting F«r« students may take aiway space India Says Pakistan Mayor John V. Hampton be at 7:80. from the growtag population of Soviets Condemn U.S. members of the educaUonSl pol­ ter Country Club sponsored by at American Legion Hall, Main I senior h l^ school students in parked his car in a truck Beta XI Chapter of Beta Sigma St., Qlaatonbury. Ted Pasiek \ icies committee of the' boerd of loading sons wMle hs ad* Cub Pack 2 of Second Oon- education and .science teachers the future. gra^ttonat Church will have tU Phi. Invited gueets Included Dr. and hie orchestra will play for| On the bright side, many of AMERICA** LAR«-e*T PAMtLV CLOTHIM* CHAtoj dressed a welcoming lun­ Philip Sumner, president, and danctng. The event la open toi from various schools. Srst meeting of the season A revised science curriculum, the teachers said that the re­ cheon for the state Firs fn otvow ttt 7 p.m. at the church. Walter SchuUhels, vice presi­ the public. ' cently obtained digital compu­ dent, respectively of the execu­ cloaily spelled out, has now been Chiefs Association conven­ The meeting la ofien to mem- ter has proved to be an Invalu­ Violated Cease-Fire tion. The luncheon Thurs­ I m , and boys intereeted In tive board of Dutx Junior Mu­ Mrs. Althea Otbaon of 83 Ihstalled throughout the elemen­ tary system, the board commit­ able Instrument in scheduling day was frss but tha ticket lototog the pack. seum. Pleasant St. will attend the fcrw - - . . --.Si science classes. NEW D B U n, India (AP) —Cad. <‘Heoeaeary otopa ora httogedtoputod staiU In 1949. They wlU For Viet Nam Action tee w«s told. This unanimity of for illsgal parking cost him graduation of her son, Bert B. L«rlng photo The educational policies com­ be bolstored to supervise Thurs Gibson, tomorrow at Cincinnati study shoidd Insure, it was told, tkUfonl troopa vlolatod tho taken. IS. mittee expects to hear discus­ The communique did not elab­ day's truce which ended 22 days (Ohio) College of Mortuary that students entering Junior dla-Pokiston oooM^lre In two s Engaged sions of the social studies cur­ B of conflict. Science. She will be accompa­ Wg1> school In future years riculum at Its next meeting. Widely Mporatod places, theorate on what Om stops were MANCHESTER EMBLEM CLUB nied by her daughter. Miss The engagement of Miss would have fairly equal back­ Indian Defenas Ministry and there wtoi no menticn of DefenM Minister T . B. Cha- Oherryl Gibson. Rosemarie Belanger of East grounds In science. In the past, •harged today. any regular army unite being van told Parliament *'we will State News Hartford to Robert Lovett of some schools had reportedly The ^ministry sold in a com- involved. not sit quieUy” If Pakistanis try Withdrawal Offers The Women’s Relief Society Manchester has been an­ built up very strong science de­ HAwevsr, both nations have to Infiltrate Indian' territory. nounced by her parents, Mr. Tenney Gets Kuniqua.thot Pakistani troops of the Mormon Church will partments while others had re­ pcdlce units whose arms Induda Action will be taken if neces­ Maskedf Man and Mrs. Leonard W. Belanger erossed into the ImUan-con- spon.sor a rummage sale on mained static. machine guns aitd who are sary, he said, hut India’s first O f T roop s Saturday beginning at 9:30 a.m. of East Hartford. troUed part of Kashmir In the FALL FASHION SHOW Dr. Walter Schardt, chalmaan CCSC P ost north sector Thursday, a few praotlcally Indlatlngulahable action will be to lodge cease-fire at the bookstore In the An­ Her fiance Is the son of Mr. of the board committee, said drews Building. For pickup and Mrs. John Lovett of 54 bourn after the cease-fire went from army units. violation complaints with the Gets Payroll Presentafion By Sears that the committee heard vari­ United Notions. Is a ^Must’ service for donated articles, Hawthorne St. ous complaints about Inadequate Henry C. Tenney of 13 Mar­ Into effect; and that in the The ministry said unifermed Prime Minister Lai Bahadur contact Mrs. Cyrus Tompkins, Mias Belanger is a graduate apace at some schools. Although shall Rd. has been appointed s u -; southern sector, Pakistani ran­ Pakistanis also crossed bear UNITED NATIONS, N. TO BE HELD AT 187 Gardner St. of East Hartford High School. Shastri said in a nationwide ra­ Of $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 conditions were apparently quite pervlsor of elementary educa-1 gers attacked on Indian jMtice Jhanagar, about 90 miles north Y, (AP) — The Soviet PIANO'S — BOLTON. CONN. She Is employed at Manchester good at the Ullng school, over­ post. of Jammu, Koshmir’e winter dio speech earlier “ (he blackout The Guard Club of the Wom­ tlon at Central Connecticut | PUTNAM (AP) — A Memorial Hospital. crowding still seemed to harass capital, and began digging has been lifted but let us not Union today condemned en’s Benefit Association will Mr. Lovett is a graduate of State College and given the The attack was repulsed by FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24th teachers at Bennst. where they members of India’s armed con­ trenches. mistake it for the dawn of gunman, his face covered the United States aa an meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. at the Manchester High School. He is were forced to Improvise at rank of associate professor. H e . stabulary at Asutar, about B The local Indian army oom- peace.’’ with a stocking mask, stole agfirroBsor and demanded 8:00 P.M. home of Mrs. John Lovett of 54 serving in the U.S. Navy. times to cope with meager stor­ was formerly coordinator of ele-; Hawthorne St. mentary student teaching at'the miles northwest of Jaisalmer In itvonder did not take action and He said PcUdetanl leaders had a 125,000 pdyroll from the ‘:he withdrawal of U.S. No date has been set for the age space and other inadequa- talked of a possible “ wider con- University of Connecticut. I the desert-Uka stats, the oom asked the U.N. observers in Belding Heminway Co., 'orces from Viet Nam as a ADMISSION $1.50 wedding. flagratlim’’ and he added, “ We Cub Scout Pack 120 of St. In his new post, Tenney wUl munlque sold, Kashmir to Investigate, the de­ Inc., here shortly after 10 Another problem in the Jun cannot dose our eyes to reali­ necessaiy step for peace. ' James’ church wtll have its first be responsible for supervising “ Pakistani rangers have still fense ministry said. Soviet fbrslgn Minister An­ ENTERTAINMENT REFRESHMENTS meeting of the season tomorrow ■\TFW Auxiliary will sponsor lor high schools Is the actual a.m. today. amount of time allocaited for to bs cleared from a f«w other U.N. obeervera have been ip ty." drei A. Oromyko told the U.lf. at 7:30 p.m. at St. James’ School card party tomorrow ax 8 p.r The man, described as chub­ DOOR PRIZES teaching scientific subjects; four Kashmir since the world body President Mohammed Ayub General Assembly in a far-raifg- Auditorium. at the post home. places where they made Intiu by, 6 feet 8 Inches tall, and stone into our territory,’’ It add' eatobllShed a cease-fire In the Khan warned Thursday that If taig policy statement that UR. the Kashmir problem is not about 25 to 36 years old, walked through^^e personnel office of bMs for negoUattoas “ will mis­ solved, "This continent will lead no one.” again be engulfed in a much the tht^^-makl'ng mill and Into wider confUct.’ ’ the payroll department where U.S. Ambaesador Arftnir 7, Today . •. as always . . . leaders in fine meat A further ahadow over the payroll personnel were stuffing Goldberg Hatened intently as tHa cease-fire was cast by the cash into pay envelopes. veteran Soviet diplomat btosttol threat of sustained guerrilla He.had to be someone who VM. Viet Nam poUdee. UeS. Approves operationa In the Indian-ruled knew our operation,” said Mrs. Tlie Soviet Union v lgorou ^ segment of Kashmir, Alskine Phaneuf, assistant per­ condemns the aggreeeloa of tSe The voice of Kashmir Radio, sonnel manager for the com­ Uikted StetM to 'Vlat Honi,’’ Gromyko said. claiming to speak for a revolu­ pany which employs between tionary council that promoted a 460 and persons. He declared that the Soviet series of attacks against Indian The paymaster, EMgar La- people are aoUdly behind the Canal Treaty Communist Viet Gong and Bonte, had Just returned to the (See Page Ten),^ warned that oonUnuatlon of U A mill from the Citizens National military Intervesitkm oould have Bank with over $25,000 in a firemen Lose Battle to New Jersey Hotel Blaze WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson an­ serious results. bomb-rigged money bag, when nounced: today the United States and Panama hive Silhouetted against fire and smoke, ilew Jersey fireiilen fight to control “ If, for some reason, Wash­ TV AetTess the gunman appeared in the pay­ flames raging in the five-story abandoned Stockton Hotel in Sea Girt. Located agreed to write a new treaty which will give Panama masters office. The money had ington does not oak it s ^ what a share in “ administration, management and opera- been spread on a table for count­ bn the Atlantic Ocean beachfront, the 82-year-old hotel closed after the La­ the continuation of- oggraselte tions’Jsof rile Panama CanaL Gravely 111 ing and stuffing in pay enve­ bor Day weekend and a demolition contract had been signed. (AP Photofax.) against the Vietnamese psMto STEAK Henry C. TMihey can lead to In the k » g run,” ne Joluncm said that after 169 lopes. enca of the canal on Its terrlto- HOLLTCWOOD, (AP)—Dorothy said, “ we can only say that tBto We Americans dearly love steak and our annual the professional program In ele­ months of discussions negoUot- Police believed he fled in a mentary education and will also lig; teams for tha two countries Malone^' sultry blonde star of I960 sedan. is a big mistake. Ibis queotlw consumption of it ie a matter of awe and amaze­ take a part in staffing, curricu­ have reached areas of agree­ 'Dte President said the new television’s “ Peyton Place,’ Is ona which should be poaM lum development and experi­ ment to the rest of the world. The English, from ment. treaty would "terminate after a was rexx)rted Improved but still there.” mentation. specified number of years or on Seaman Killed Big Cong Force Repulsed In serious condition eeu-ly today Asking whether there Is a w iy K grraduate of Fitchburg He announced: BAST LYME (AP) — A 21- whom we got our passion for steaks, started it the date ef the opening of the out of the Viet Nam oonlUct, he State College, he has a master’s 1. The 190S tmolF win be -after 7 hours and 85 minutes of year-old seaman waa killed ear­ with their beef steak clubs. The French followed degrree In education and a doc­ abrogated. sea-lSvel canal, whichever oc-' difficult surgery. said: “ Thera to.” curs first.’’ ly today when his car swerved along, but it was the Americans who, in the last torate in curriculum, both at­ B. The new treaty “ will eftoc- The Academy Award-wltuiing off the Connecticut Turnpike, hit Ha then went on to state that tained at the University of Con­ The U.S. government nay^ Is ttvely recognize Panama’s sov- a light pole, then a ledge and By Viet Planes and Artillery the wav out bod olrsody bo$n century took the steak to the family heart. necticut. stiiOythg four posslUs tttM''tor a •reignty ovtr the area of Uie overturned. aatUnad by the Viet O oag and Prior to his work at the Uni­ present Consl Sans. ' new sea-level canal. Oi)a Ig the CWinlUMst North I^et ITUn — versity, he served as director of eavoar paaimat canal In Papama, the State Police Identified the vic­ A T r* n N 'Vipt’^’sald 800 guerrillas were klUede>largs Vlstnamess force In Ihe The outdoor barbecue gave it more popularity, elementary education in the Details of the a n a s of i , ^ p ,* . . OAltrUlX, ooutn Viei ______area today, hifbut ths Americans AfnaHrSna on and of U.S. bomtatasa and tim aa Gary Morris of 85 Front Nam (AP) — Viet Cong but government losses werO 1 which reminds us that, with this warm weather, West Hartford school system Today’s ment are the subject of current St., Ballston Spa., N.Y., a sailor “moderate.” The action began were not oonimitted-. and was supervising principal ma, the third I s ^ Nicaragua forces, attacking in regi­ (See r e m « m | aegoUations, the President said. from the U.S.S. Thomas Jeffer­ Thursday In the Jpngle hills Earlihr, a UR.' spokssnaa it’s a mighty good time to buy Pinehurst steak at of the Duffy Scho^ In West and a comer of (Josta Rica, and The purpoee is to insure that son which is docked at New Lon­ mental strength, hit gov­ north of Qui Nhon. said the rsgitmal force company these featured prices and have one more family Hartford for four years. hading the fourth la tav'tkdombla. ernment positions 300 Earlier, he was acting super­ Panama will ohare with the Johnson wkht on radio don. There waa no U.S. confirma­ in the overrun ouqxwt at Phu Daze^ Teen-ager cookout. intendent of schools In Gris- United States responsibility in televlBion to make his East Lyme was the scene of miles northeast of Saigon tion of the high Communist My suffered heavy casualties. PINEHURST STEAK SALE woid, supervising principal of Mis admlnlstraUon, manage­ nouncemeht. another auto accident, a few today. A U.S. spokesman casualty figure claimed by the Tbs Bong Son area was the Abandoned in Lovers of tender steak know that beef needs aging the Royle School In Darien and fabrk ment and operationa of the ca­ The I^fesident did not go Into hours earlier. said planes and artillery Vietnamese, scene of heavy fighting last was assistant director in the di­ nal as may be provided In the detail, bn the question of Pana­ State Police said that Clifford drove back the Reds with Only Vietnamese forces were February when Viet Cong uidta Riami Airport to bring out more flavor and tenderness. That’s vision of student personnel at I treaty,’’ Johnson said. “ Pana­ B. Qiapman, 85, was knocked engaged Ini the fighting which the University of Connecticut. ma’s sharing. Presumably this heavy losses. closed In on the central coast Self-Service why, here at Pinehurst, we offer only properly ma vrill also share with the raged around the district town Last Week Of Sale On He has also taught six years of in rite Is (Mie of ths topics to be worked (See Page Ten) Vietnamese army sources and cut off several district MIAMI. Fla.. (AP) — Appor. Specials aged U. S. Choice Steaks. elementary school. United States In the direct and of Bong Son 800 miles northeast towns in Blnh Dlnh Province. ently hounded by demons he He is a former president of Indirect ben^ta from the exlst- (See Page Ten) of Saigon and Just east of the m recent months Blnh Dlnh alone con see, a young teen* ROYAL .ICE CREAM both the Connecticut Associa­ luxury U.S. Army’s 1st Cavalry posi­ Province has been fairly quiet. oger la locked In a troubled MORRELL HAM tion for Supervision and Cur­ tions at the An Khe Valley. mental state os outhoritiea seek riculum Development and the Tbe regimental slsed action that AU flavors. Save 10c on Streamlined New Tour Small probes were reported ranged along a 20-mlle-front clues to his mysterious post. Department of Administration against U.S. positions at An Khe every Yi gal. you buy at Lb. Can ^ NEW YORK or HIP CUT of and Supervision of the Connect­ came as a surprise to U.S. ad­ Uppermoft on their list was 4 3«49 field I Thursday night. icut Education Association. He Democratic Primaries visers In Qul Nhon. A Viet Cong the person who abandoned the Pinehurst . . . Freeze a No rsdn check . . . we are dis­ The U.S. forces were report­ continuing this size with this is presently a memiber of the At Money-Making Site regiment numbers roughly 1,(X)0 disturbed youth In a crowded couple. edly alerted as the Viet Cong 89‘ at-cost B^e. National Education Association, to 1,500 men. waiting room at Miami Interna­ SIRLOIN b 89° Phi Delta Kappa and the Con­ WASHINOTON (AP) — The^year. overran a government outpost The Viet Cong first hit ttie tional iUrport and vanished. necticut Association for Super­ The number Is expected to Just south of Bong Son a district ON SALE IN.CHECK-OUT AISLE Feature Close Races government is showing the pub­ Tbe boy, Ms eyes leased, wlgl visors of Elementary Educa­ grow when word gets around town, Thursday. The Reda hit a (Bee Page Two) NEXT TO ICE CREAM CASE lic a new, streamlined version not speak olthmigh ptayslelans OSCAR MAYER tion. that tourists now can witness; NEW HAVEN (AP)—Edward Bergin, a past master of the world’s biggest moneys say he is not mute, nor rsUfd. SIMPLY WONDERFUL making operation. New rotary intaglio presses SHURFINE TV TYPE at the slAm-bang style of politics that Waterbury folks ed. BACON a. 99° But the comments of tourists printing more than 6,000 notes Five Town Girls gavor, has apparently made a success of his comeback an hour (most of these are re­ No on knows'his name or $ 1 .0 9 IMPORTED A are about the same aa they have in a city primary, been for years. placements for old $1 hills, where he Uvea. 'Riere Is no hint SIRLOIN b In short supply In Waterbury, DOROTHY MALONE Enroll at School Two years ago, when hs was “ Ooh!” was the smiling sigh which wear out in 16 months, on Half of U.S. Shivers, to ills background. DINNERS 45‘ MELLO CRISP or Bsrgln Is sxpocted to have little (Other than N.T. Cat) eompletlng his third term as actress was operated on for of Cora Porter, a secretary of the average.) Dade Onmty outhoritlee ttU Beef . .. CWx . . . Turkey, 2 for 89c. Try trouble In defeating the Republi­ MISSISSIPPI Five Manchester grlrls, all mayor, Bergin lost a primary massive blood clots pcMslng Inkster, Mich. “ All that money, Other presses overprinting only guess that recently — per­ them . . . compare with the 59c TV Din­ WORSTED can nominee, Frederick Palum- gptiduates of Manchester High battle that cost him rsnomlna- through the pulmonary artery and no free samples.” seals and serial numbers on the Northeast Sweltering haps this week — eomethiiif so ners, then buy more for your freezer. ba. BACON a 89° The Porterhouse, which has a large tenderloin. Is a School, are enrolled at the tlon. and heart into the veins of the Miss Porter was one of the hills. terrible haiHDfned that the boy But Thursday he was In an­ His margin of victory In the Mary Ward Secretarial School, lungs. first to take the modernized tour Sharp-eyed ladles swiftly scan drew a curtain across his mind great favorite and It’s not always possible to meet tha other primary fight and this primary waa so tiny, 28 votes CHTCACJO (A P)— The new autumn season brought SHURFINE FROZEN Hartford. . AND SILK Alex Evelove, spokesman at Thursday at the Bureau of Hln- the sheafs for defective money, and shut out the 'world. ^ demand on a staak sale: In the executive secretarial! time he was the winner — beat­ out of a total of more than 18, the shivers to half of continental United States today, LAMB FEATURES Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, gravlng and Printing, where $36 which is marked with red pencil 'He apparently is not rstoad- course are Miss Lauretta A. ing Mayor Joseph McNsUls, the 000, that a recount le required freezing weather to at least eight states of the north­ said Miss Malone was In "very million in paper currency is and later eliminated. Finally ORANGE JUICE 8c«>.99c Aceto, daughter of Mr. and man who had sidelined him two by a state law. ern Midwest, and record cold to Kansas and Nebraska. (Bee P o ie Tea) criUcal" condlUon Just before produced dally, not to speak of piles of bills are pressed togeth. RIB UM B CHOPS U.S. CHOICE Mrs. John W. Aceto of 367 years ago, and a third aspirant, Franola Feeley, Democratic The surge at cold air that<^ Parker St.; Miss Sharon L. I SHARKSKINS surgery and said one surgeon postage stamps. ' er mechanically and bound with Deputy State Treasurer John A. Town Chairman, said today he Up to now, tourists saw only dropped down the Rocky Moun*. also fell on the wootem slopes of Coro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. will request a reoanvass of tha told him “ there were times steel bands for delivery to Everyday Low Prices Lb. 89c tJorio. old flatbed presses at work and tains Thursday was spreading the Appalachians froip Tennes­ Jerry N. Coro of 92 Hollister Votes for ell candidates, includ­ banks and o^ er institutions. PORTERHIMISE b > l ‘s St.; and Miss Mary E. Mlimey McNeills was the party-en- (See Page Twelve) a few other procedures. At that, today Into the sweltering North­ see to West Virginia. BEECH NUT BABY FOOD of 260 W. Center St. gorsed candidate, ing McNeills, who are mathe- ^there were 600,000 visitors last (See Page Two) eastern states, setting off a The sharpest cold was cen­ BiiUetins SEASONED lim it 8 steaks to an order. If you want to freeze more, Miss Dana DeLayne Free­ glnce Republican voters are maUcally enUUed to request it. string of showers nmnlng from tered on the plains east of the we suggest the purchase of a whole packer-trimmed 65 man, daughtef of Mr. and Mrs. Feeley said an initial check Maine to Texas. Rockies. Morning temperatures StrSined >atee8«8s888af« 9 Fo r89c William Freeman of 125 Avery Indicates there were seven can­ Most rains along the aasterii were In the 20s In the Dakotas, LAMB PATTIES to 70 lb. Loin at 89c lb., and have Sirloins and Porter­ l Rv b r g h a n o b s e e n St., la pursuing studies in the didates who lost by 96 or less seatx>ard were light, but not at Montana, Wyoming, Nebraaka house cut t« order and freezer wrapped at no extra collegiate secretarial course Constitution votes, one by only 17. Brownsville, Tex. — more than and western Minnesota. Frees- HARTFORD (AP) — AB Jimior . 6 For 89c Lb. whUe Miaa Gail S. O’Bright, 54.95 39c charge. A state law permits the indi­ Ing weather extended Into Wis­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An­ an inch In ono hour, and nearly optkmel party tover, after In 3 Lb. Lots S l J t S vidual candidate or the 1 town consin and Iowa. The cold snap HOODS M H .K ...... gal. glass 7 7 ^ thony R. O’Bright of 311 Oak COIMPARABLE VALUE 96S Revision Now two and a half Inches In all this a S5-year poUttool Impasse, St., Is studying in the secre- | chairmen to request a reoan- morning. Fairly heavy showers brought overnight lows in the etood a etrang ohoaoe e f wtor tsulal finishing course. vass. Feeley said he vrs* doing 40s from the Pacific Coast to alng etate ooneUtattoaol eoa-, SCOTTOWELS . 3 jumbo cello bags Taking Shape BOTTOM ROUND W e can Aem oar "success” duffkddiw. so “ in fahmees tq aU the candl- Michigan, Indiana and northern ventloa epprovol today. “I BARTFCHID (AP)—Pieces big stes.’ ’ Kentucky, and as far south as It wUI go through,” 5 reg- in cello bags 9 5 ^ OB Fresher By Far Season after season, they’re among o a r and smaU were falling rapidly Stewart Named Texas snd Oklahoma. aold John Atoop, RepubUeoa 9 I SpeoifleaUy, the state law pre^ Sale Continues On Jell-o SHOULDER CLOD Into place today In the revision .vldes______for _ a______recanvass to __ be__ The coldest spots Included from Avon, o f the oonveo- SPECIAL best-selling sults...and this fall Uie/M Surgeon (General Douglas, Wyo., 28; Burwell, 000*0 Other Reeolntloiia Com. 4 Citrus or 4 Red Banded Pack 2 9 ^ SOLID LEAN o f tho state constitution bting' made, sriien requested. In prl- In greater demand than ever beforel drafted by delegates to con- mories where the difference to Neb. and Philip, 8.D., 24; Bis­ mlttoe today. "It pould ba PINEHURST WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ BEEF ROASTS ktltutional oonvepUen. lass than one-half per cent of marck, N.Q. 28; and Helexta, .e a e of the biggeet develop- As always, they’re meticulously tailored dent Johhson announced today Some delegates were taHrtng the total votes cost. In Weter- Mont. 29. mente of the oonveatloa.” Tba Fresher By Far RROUND CHUOK his seleotion of Dr. WUltom H. It was the coldest Sept. 24 cn In traditional and continental models..^ e t th« posBlbUlty of finishing bury, 19,198 Dsmoorote voted prM>oced ooaetltaUenal meoto Lb. NORMAN’S Stewart, 44, who has been with record at Omaha, Neb., efith a 99c Rte'lri work by mM-Ootober, two out of on aliglblo M,$09. ure woe approved by thp Pinehurst Farm-Fresh Chickens and Parts or 3 la 1 BIm A a n d you’B be impressed with the the Public Health Service since 31, and Ooncordia, Kan., wtth a Alsop oommittee by aa ever- weeks absad of the deadUiw of Another raaor-edga viotory Famous Elocfric 1951, to )>e surgeon general. 34. whelmlng veto. Cucumber season about over, buy them to* unusually rich colorings, especially In Oot. 29. was poate(r Thursday in New Jolmson, described Btewoii os ’Torrential calne wtdob have day atnhis low price. CRISP FRESH TVxlay’s session was Rie tost Britain, where Mayor James F. Plenty Of lustrous iridescent tones. Choose from yqung. Imaginative and ener­ pounded the midcontinent for a HOUSE DISTURBANOR B o r ths filing of favorable re- Dawson, the endoreed oemh- ROUND STEAK RROUND .... Ib.9to SWEEPER getic, and said he hoe demon- week subelded today, but flood Bach For sizes for* regulars, shorts and longs. dato, beat Alderman Alfred P. WASHINOTON (A P)-^ CUKES 11c 3 29c Fresh Pork |K>rts by the standing commit- strated capacity for leadership. wotere continued to roll over Ceosella by 21 votes for ths man shouted "D ow a. wUR toes on pn^tosed constitutional Stewart wlU succeed Dr. rich farmland, ruining fall crops Democratto mayoral nomina­ home rale!” ood Imrtad a Adjustable COMFlBlf ALTERATIONS n U ohangss. Committee chairmen Luther L. Terry, who resigned In some areas. It Pays fo dilv* a wc^ft for Indicated Thursday a sliabto tion. Nosl flog Into the Boaet' to accept on appointment os Rivers in northern Arkaneos Ruq Dial gm u p of these, all In the form Dawson’s Republican opponent ehumber today frina the PINEHURST BLOCK ISLAND vice president of the University spilled over their bonks . and ii. 'iwiolutions, were ready to wlU be Paul J. Menafoit. vleltere’ genety. He wad of Penneylvanla. flowed Into low-lying croplude CHARQElf Stamford’s Dsmooratlo mayor­ eeteed by uahora and drag­ ks rolsased. adding to the crop damage al lb H u resolutions wtth favorobla al primary was Issa dramaUo: Johnson, who appeared before ged out. The aaon leaped to FRESH SWORD FISH WITH ready caused by wind and rain rsporU must go next to ths Thomas F .. J. Qulglsy, a form- television cameras with Stew­ Me feet durtag debate ea * WE HAVE FRESH HADDOCK and FLOUNDER FIIXBTB^ Officials feared that damages -itulsB Committee to be reviewed sr three-term mayor who car­ art, said his administration health MU and etortad dto New Shake 'n Bake Seasoned Coating Mix for Flab... .X5e to cotton, soybeans and rics M o r s they ooms to ths floor ried ths party’s endorsement, "has committed Itself to an his­ nounoing the peadlog MU to would total mllUcns of doltars. 9 7 to bs debated and voted on by defeated former town clerk Jo­ toric effort to advance the grant home rale to the Olto< Tbe Block River rase above 18 FARMINOTON SOUTH WINDSOR seph V, Toner by eome 1,800 health of tha Amerioon people total of OolninMa. Freni hll lito 84 delsgatss. feet In Block Rook, Ark., Tburs- PImty of M iy poridiKF Wdk Hghf flosliM ' Boat« 6 (Boots Swamp Bood) Route 5 On votes. TIm RepubUoens have re­ — and people of other tonds.” epot In n nearly ,emplgr g O e 17 T*lu delegatoo ore divided ex- day and ehould orort at 18 feet PINEHURST GROCERY INC. A t Bouto 177 (FlalnvUle Avo.) Boat Hartford t4m ootly equally bstwesn the two nominated Mayor Thomas C. “ At this time In our history It lery he wee eevend yw4l Is essential that tbe Pul tic Saturday, four feet above flood ofttM* Norrit-SouHi trcrilk flow * • . IF YOU h ;< h VII11 OKI) III) poMtiool parties and the samt Mayers. away from any asbare M| CORNER BIAIN AND TURNPIKE Is tnis of Uis oommlttess. Thus, These were the unofftolel vote Health Service be led by a man aUtgtf R 1 ^ eeveral mlnated’ i w . PUSH WALK BUTTON. M A N( lll .S l 1 K o< high inteUeotuol os|>aoUy Tbe towM olofi* *w fiver ______OPEN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY tiU^| ______USE OUR FREE LAYAWAY PLAN If • nsohiUon has obtained the oeuntei (See’PageM rof Tourists Watch Speedy New Tourists Turn Out Bank Notes -