Dempsey Asks Further Stay in State Reapportionment

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

Piimey Denies In State Reapportionment

Lupto.n Role when HARTFORD . (AP) — special session of the exlBtlng<^the 19S5 Assembly to be electedâld bill Thursday night on Nov. 3 aa stipulated In the the meaeure cleared a Joint Gov. John N. Dempsey has aasembly to act on reapportion As Spokesman ment. state cohatltutlon. Senate-House conference. asked a three-judge Fed The court stayed further ac As an alternative, the gover 'The Republicans, In their pro eral Court to stay further tion In the case only on condi nor suggested allowing the ex posals to the court, suggested HARTFORD (AP) — that a special session be con John Lupton "has no au action in the Connecticut tion that the special session be isting General Assembly to re summoned and that a special main in office with normal leg vened Nov. 5 to again attempt reapportionment case until to reapportion the House, re- thority to make any kind election for the 1965 Assembly islative powers next year. distrtet the Senate and summon of statement for the Re next July 1. be scheduled for sometime after Dempsey, In his proposals, ‘The orderly conduct of the a constitutional convention, r- publican party,” Republi Nov. 3. referred to the U.S. Senate’s state government Is In danger non-bindtng “sense of Congress” An earlier attempt to aotve Pirn S t m t can State Chairman A. of complete disruption by the All parties In the case were the reapportionment problem at given until Monday to file a resolution which had been tack Searle Pinney said last court’s decree,” said Dempsey ed on the foreign aid authoriza a apecial session ended in fatil- timetable in accomance with Hartford Road night. in proposals filed yesterday in tion measure as a rider. ‘The ure Sept. 10 when neither ttte F^ney made Uie comment In Federal Court, New Haven. the decree.- resolution said that It was the Democrats nor the Republicans M anchester rebpldng Lupton, director of the The governor was referring The Repiiblicana submitted a “ sense of Congress” that states could agp'ee on when the recon State Republican Campaign to the court’s decision last week timetable, but Dempsey, acting be given adequate time to act stituted Assembly should be Committee, for a itatement de which ruled out a Nov. 3 elec in behalf of the state. Instead on reapportionment issues. elected. nouncing Republicans ^who “ by tion for' the 1BS8 General As proposed a stay until next July. The reapportionment rider ___I >,) acts of omission or commission sembly and called for another He asked the court to allow was stripped from the foreign (See Page Bight) OPEN try to disassociate themselves from Barry Ck)Wwater!” 10 1o 10 Pinney called the Lupton statement, issued yesterday af ternoon. "a great disservice to Speed, Drink ttiose who hfve been working to SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE preserve and advance the cause ■ ... r ^ ; ; • 'm im of unity, precarious though it Seen Causes may be.” Lupton is one of the leaders of the state Gold water campaign. Of Accident ‘Those of us,” said Pinney, “ who sincerely believe that the BRIDGEPORT (AP) — High Republican party is the one ef fective opponent of the current speed and liquor, ttie Fairfield wheeler - dealer administration County coroner said today, This Campaigner CouldnH Care Less In Washington want earnestly to were responsible for an auto focus our party’s attention on accident in which an unlleenM While the big folks in San Antonio listen and wave pla^fds for Republican the evils of the Johnsoin regime vice presidential candidate William Miller, Lisa Totticrlin, 2*/4, rested perhaps rather than on an occasional In- teen-age-, Stamford driver and to listen and wave on another day. (AP Photofax.) ______stance of ommlssion or eonimis. his passenger were killed Sept. Sion by a few of our members.” 5, after they had been drinkiim Pinney said "w e are doing our at a wedding party and while • *1 utmost to win this election, but police were pursuing the vehi unwarranted remarks like Mr, Lupton’s serve only to aggrav cle. .. Salinger Joining Humphrey, ate our problem.” The driver, Jeffrey Johnsan, 18, caused his own death and Church Name that of his companion, Thoirtot HAR’TFORD (AP> — Congre I W. Sarentos, 18, both of Stain- Barry Hits Red China Tieup gaUonalists of OonneoUcut will ford, by Ills (Johnson’s) crimi be asked to assume the name of nal conduct. Coroner Isadore Jli. ‘The United Church of .Christ at Kotler said. . Calif tike mock dafhate and itolntartoass, Nixon, as they expcMsed BAKERSFIELD, to ijp aecm SoS the 11X4. Jolinaon was driving lirttli '^the other. r i s S s s t s a , " ’?’’* Sarentos as his passenger (AP) — Sen. Hubert H. from Arizona Humphrey -J contends ' ttat ’Tha nnHlay coofefsnos i^ll . ‘"The senator ' when the car struck a pole em Humphrey of Minnesota has been shouting for a great (Soldwater’s views arc out of tn'Uto United Congrega- Joint with . othsr RepubU j^ ' 1i| llrid g m rt with Stillwater Road, Stamford, aSd goS8 whistla. Stopping Sebate, and 1 Ibiiik he’s enntled ocgupfuitq W(FS )dncA “ ._.^ to; one " „ leaden an^ slMkesmen. ^ ^ Ist4rs SM toy 4el- HiFAcigh. California today Ih a sort of dbuble expn&Te, iiraag tte . The auto was proceedtog” with script and co-star, “ So r d like to auffi®®t *<> W™. "erratically at a high rate of a a a worthy adversary, his new*, the whistle *top lets Salinger, In to tbb\«tote eon- a tbu|^ senatorial election bat and violated Teep rlgbV Sen. Pierre Salinger. found friand, Dick NUon, the ference. Sessions will itait Tuaa- l^m phrey, the DemocraUc tle mth Republican. George day at U Sj*. tc. ' irectlons,” according to the could-be secretary of state in Murphy, share the lim ell^t coroner. Stamford police were vice presidential nominee, ran the Imaghiary Goldwater Cabi ‘The recommteddtlons for eeh- with Humphrey. ttittiUonal' changes that will obaalng the Johnson vehicle up the curtain on the production net.” Stainless Steel In remarks for a rally here: “I .’They campidgned side by aide hereafter have the Congrega with warning lights flaMiing Hundreds of Se A a W O O L hereby announce the first In a Goldwater Indicated recently through Los Angeles Friday, tional chut-chbs functioning aa and siren sounding. Lycra' series of the great debates of that Nixon might be his choice winding up at a DemocraUc fete the Connecticut Conference of As the fleeing oar gained: s a u c e OR 1964 — the debate between Bar for secretary at state If he Is at Shrine Auditorium. the United (jhurch of Christ will speed it sideewiped a stone tf's Reversiblef elected president. Men’s In8ula,trf YARK ry. Goldwater and his fellow Milton BeWe was master of be presented by the Rev. Wil- wall,, struck a teleiAone pole Boys’ 100% Nyloii PROPORTIONED Republicans.” ‘Die idea of the debate, said eeremonies, and the performers frid J. MacLean of Norwich, and turned over after traveling M*n'» Burlington t h e r m a l FRY PAN ‘The advance casting calls for Humphrey, Is to compare the chairman of the conference 284 feet from the first lihpaet, Humphgey to take one side of views o6 Goldwater, and In this Boaurd of Directors. Mrs. David Nelson of New Orleans spells out her feelings as shS attaches tape the finding said. The action will follow by seven WASH-WEAR Shirts or Drawers SKI JACKET g ir d l e 4 01. Siieln Coroner Kotler ssesrted to years ths union of the Congre- to store window — as a protection as well as an appeal for divine assistance. part: gaUonal Christian Church with (AP Photofax.) SLACKS Completely Destroyed, ISo Survivors the Evangelical Reformed ' “The youngsters had attsnd- |C Church to form the United ed a wedding party and both Church of Chrtst. had been drinidng. The Tellhig New conference officers will State laboratory report gave R/8 a t sauce pan, 6% fry 140,000 Evacuate Homes the passenger (Sarentos) O.IS Double sUtched j X p o S t ‘ ^ 1&e,“ eavy,gauge, quick even Find French Airliner per cent alcohol and the driver I wannth without weight! Long front. Roll-a-way ho^- Lycra Spandex sl (See Page Bight) I riew rtUrtUd ankle leni^ dj»w- SJ.n*v' finish resists oil, grewy u S t e r . W er-w ea rin g. White. S- White, black and 18 other colors. heat. Basy to clean. 0.19 per cent Both grades ftexM Md actUte Mawta IST^Sriartlc waist Sire. 8 -M- spelled out drunkenness, n ie s f f i 4 wck. royal, burgundy. 1 M-L-XU ^SSTtwlrt vdA flMiiiel flnUto. I l -XU Won’t shrink . In Sierra Mountains seddent was brought about bjr C k a reo u i gray, Sizes S to 18. Congressmen In Face of Hilda’s Fury high speed and liquor.” I ' TRBVELEZ, Spain (AP) —Îstry had reported the wreckage NEW ORLEANS. La.-êôdus unmatched to the historyÊngland — teased tha storonT- Rollup and Long S ^ v e A U METAL Wreckage of a French plane had been found In the Mediter Await Final of this Deep South state. More conscious coast of southwest was found early today near the ranean off the southern coast of (AP) — Hilda— the erratic than 140,000 persons fled their Louisiana for two days before Spain. But an hour later it is 'Boys’ Flannel Lined Cannon TAILORED summit of a Sierra Nevada hurricane with 120 mile- homes to seek safety in inland turning northeast late Friday POLE LAMP ra Mountain peak but no survivors sued a new statement saying Tap of Gavel an-hour winds— lashed the shelters. night toward New Orleans. B iillefins RoU-A-Way H o^ Rond (R ) were .found among the 80 per the plane was spotted 8,200 feet The Weather Bureau said SHIRTS Plastic Colored Shades up on a peak in the Sierra Neva deserted coastal marshes Forecasters said Hilda’s giant Canad from AP Wfraa" CORDUROY sons aboard, the Civil Guard WASHINGTON (AP) — The eye — the calm center from hurricane force winds would ^ 100% Nykm here said, da. 88th Congress, which will be of Louisiana at dawn today reach as far eastward aa Mo PAHTOONS The wreckage was in an al which furious winds spin off — MEN'S PUILT "The plane is completely remembered for an |11.6-bilIlon as she drove relentlessly would cross the coastline be bile, Ala., by late tonight. ^ L A X destroyed and Its thousands of most inaccessible spot. IS miles tax cut and the moet sweeping At 6 a.m., CST, Hilda’s eye HILDA KILLS 3# north of ‘Trevelez and near 11,- toward this carnival city of tween deserted Morgan City and fragments scattered all over an civil rights law In U.S. history, 700,000 persons. Grand Isle late this afternoon. was centered near latitude' 38.0, NEW ORLEANS (AP)-^ JACKET area” of more than 600 yards, 411 loot Mulhacen Peak, the awaited today the gavel tap longitude-, 91.3 — or about Ififi highest in Spain,: in Granada Raging tides, and heavy rains The monstrous hurricane — HDda smaafced Into Um d»> they -reported. putting it out of business. miles south-southwest of Now aerted LsniaUuia eoost tadny* Tablectotb checks, gingham checks, Black metal pole with heay plas- Province. battered the Louisiana Quit with her wlnde extending over “ The bodies, horribly muUlat- At the end the legislators an area larger than all New Orleans. It was moving slowly apintong off ...... ttê rtSTes in white, Cd or burned, were far beyond One Civil Guard said: O xut area —scene of a mass northward at 8 m.p.h. ' - “ tto5J’“^dcloths, orf«^ were tied up on secondary and tomfidoea ahead to Ita - 22 X 44 " turquoise. Extend, from 78 to recogrnltion.” “ Some villagers had reported ^special legislative Items after Directly in Hilda’s path —.80 7,97 U - 3 8 i 2 . 0 0 ^ 65% dacron polyester and 3B% cane force wliida. ▲ ,g'6’\ Each lamp has separaxe The Civil Guard said the early Friday they had seen two long sessions which had miles southwest of New Orleans at Larom killed to 100% Dupo«t Handsome K"®** P'*^**’ i wreckage was found around 6 burning parts falling from the Back Home kept them in almost continuous — lay He Dernlere, once a bus N-vy ’ Charcoal, olive an** ends. Washable. Wue, rose, green • switch. 30 peihoM. "Our count i niwr-ffll Mid?êlght corduroy. Four pockets. "ûda, spr*^. a.m. high on Alcazaba Peak, 11,- sky over that area. Others re Richard Cardinal session since January 1963. Huge Safety Force Forming tling resort. He Dernlere was at least 20 bodies,” said La* and gold^Neavlly fleece**- convertible collar. Sizes 32 to »e. devastated by a hurridane more Full cut sises 6 to 1^. 043 feet above sea level In ported flames had been seen for Cushing talks with When Congress decided hot to | foarohe Pariah Sheriff Eddi* I per-alM. ,. southern VBp'ain. some time and then vanished. adjourn Friday night, these than a century ago and nevar 8*e. Marts, his shirtaloev«j| "Smoke'was still coming from Wc. immediately started to newsmen on arrival in were the Items still to be dis I rebuilt. s s sr^-^^ssr-isss., . <. To Protect Queen on Visit stained witti the W.oa« to itm Greascless, No Stik ths wrecKsge but no sign of life climb the mountains in the hope New York. He declin posed o f^ The Weather Bureau said dead and Injured frees tlw large. could be found anywhere,” the of finding something positive, ed to say why he left 1. A ■-million appropriation Hilda’s center would pass be tornado. for public'schools in ttie I^strict OTTAWA (AP) — ‘The Royal^He said this was a "nor or nev tween New Orleans and Baton Aladdin! Civil Guard rei»rt added. ’nils took us many houi^ of Vatican Ecumenical A Navy doctor airtjUttud tp ‘The plane hit the peak Friday exhaustive work. of (Columbia under the program er” opportunity for separatists Rouge and shove Into' Lake (Canadian Mofuntles have assem Ajsrooe— 88 miiee aouthweto Knit Collar‘ and Cuffs ZIPPERED TEFLON while flying Over the southern “ We were about to give up the coujicil where he was to aid school districts burdened bled a formidable Security task to show their sympathiee. Pontchartrain late tonight. TOTS’ LINED Deputy Commissioner J. R. to New Ofleano—Ay Men's Sanforized edge of Spain en route from search when suddenly, near the one of prelates press with children of federal em- force to afford land, sea and ‘That put New Orleans on the Guard helicopter I Lemieux'‘ 'of the Mounted Police right quadrant of the storm — b l a n k e t PINT THERMOS Palma de Mallora to Tangier on summit of the Alcazaba Peak, ing for statement ab underwater protectlwi for IS pereoos dead at ttw i ^ 0 (See Pago Four) -- said soldiers, naval destroyer FRY PAN a Parls-to-Afrlca fligbt. All we found it. It was completely solving Jews from re <)Ueen Elizabeth n during her always the section which de The Coast Guard said BOXER SlAX PILLOW COVERS aboard were reported to be destroyed. It was actually a eight-day visit to Canada. escorts and armored limousines ceives the hardest punch in a SLEEPER sponsibility ' in death plus frogmen to watch the hull auttioritlea had p a j a m a s French or Mauritanians. Of particular cemeem has hurricane. “ an ondetermlned of„tha royal yacht Britannia all The red and black hurricane Slarlier, the Spanish Air Min- (Bee Page BIgbt) of Christ. been the past violence associat bodies” befOK the ed with separatist groups in arc being employed to insure flags were flying all along the heavily French Quebec Prov maximum security. Louisiana coast - eastward to arrived. A Oivtl epokeeman said as- News Tidbits ince. Terrorist groups there The queen will ride only In Mobile, Ala. Gale warnings closed automobiles, but few 100 pwaoua âshyrtAvn from the AP Wires reportedly have been Instructed were hoisted from Mobile Bay injui^ hy ' Lock-on cup. Non-drip p o u ri^ **P- Just fry., rinse snd It’s clesn! m - how to touch off riots during the details were being given. The to Panama City, Fla. 2.38 T&- . .Lee Algelea separatist organ- tathars of the ooofadaratlan. ‘4 Wa*lMble X tS 2u ve*p ttotoI Tbnaa eudocaes Sea. OeMwater **We are agslnst all t|ioso who Omen BUsabath, sriw spaaka planta in Oahawa, Oat. Soma 400 orator colors, pattertiH. Fold f « lence swept downtown Belfast, with Roman CatooUcs in North, Zerrenca O’Neill contends, that more WON rtoaaiMd tor MtoCIn- - fist I 43 ix 80 slae. Floral, ro se b ^ and 1 cack rolL em Ireland, are loyal \to the for tbs prastdeboy. wlrti to provoke a riot.” he said. French fluently, ia aoepaotad to 4 -- storage. ' - ” • wdiere Roman Catholic national tha 10 Republican candidates non industrlaa, Ltd., a OM divi ®04fc orloo aorsdle fllhng r S & s s & s r s I colored borders with 3-tone stripe. ist sentiment is strong.. B ^ s h crown. seeking riectlon to the Com Voteto casting primary bal- Bburgault said his group had maka har Quabac , spaachas hi ■7 leU .. in Hawsfl /tod a y with picked up tips from Franch becausa bf language sion which makes engine and with reyon acetate lining. Zip iFlrnt quaUty, o< oourse. Soft. •*>' to 40. Demonstrators, engaging in a ‘The deep poUttcal-rellgious mono are associated wiUi the body parta in St. Catharinaa anff V- - :*■. Hie TBi-pP to hold pents. Tan color antagonism has been a source haavy tnnuto taatoast. . .Caa- Uifited to the (Jongress iaoues invtoved in the saparattot J -■ - 1 sbthmt. aeries of running battles with outlawed Irish Republican Army- Windsor,- Ont. hundreds o( poUesmen, hurled o( constant frictiaa In Britain’s Twelve seats are at stake, and graas im r s n ^ dpeadiag lM.38 fquaUty (OORB) in the United mov.amant. to slsef . •'**'*' nates and planned to ttM the Iha/auaan will llar. to Ottawa A q^kaanaa for ttif aenipaay 0 Molotov cocktails at armored history. It has often led to vlo* all are hold by,-the Unlonista,...^{fllto------a Iw ton U _ a aUL .Just |387 _ ^ rs and set a drug Stow aflN. lenoe In Northem Iretoad, .but who align themnalvas with Brtt>|aail]lloailMB.tbaaai taM.tbai amouat aoucht pMfdvb taettw to UJ. 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Sooth dealer ' Help Corral Flood Waters Nortk-SoBih vrfmreMb NUKIH Shy Rhinos III B oxcars , 5 AK752 ' o A S d KAXROBI. Kenya (AP) — LAPAYBTTE. La. (AP) — SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — Premier Nguyen ORMBbowa, arucvRl darts and "Boxcars don't ride too bad 62 dj *74 , Khanh’t Birfiat to use foroe if halicoptan ar« bein(a ua«d after all — especially If you are 1109S6 V Wens necessary to smash mob vio huat down Kenya's rsaUhtnir running to safety.'^ lence may be put to the tost in ililao. nte purpose is to save Albert willlame paused, South dealer stretched bis back and added: the next few daya North-South vulnerabla them from extinction. "All in all, spiriU seemed high. The VietnamsM lAbor Oon- Opening lead — Queen 9 43 One or Africa’s moat dsager- Everybody teemed to be'som e federation is organising a maa- Heaita 0 432 eus bif-fam e animala the rhino what Jolly.” South p la g ^ the king of Ive demonstration Monday to ♦ 52 nevertheless is shy by nature. Williams. 36, a cabinet maker escort” U1 woriters back to hearte from the dummy at the BaMh West h M Bert He hates to be disturbed. from Baldwin, was among some I their jobs at the Vlmytex taxtila A nt trick, end Best was happy 1 4 .2 9 Doable 3 New farm setOements have 4,000 people from the Louisiana' to ruA. There went one of plant on Saigon's outskirts. fs S f i i : AtTviMB lately encroached on his tra Cajun hearOand who escaped The workers were fired as South's tricks, and he eventual 9 4 Hm 4 4 An IWi ditional grounds. African poach the high Aater and vicious "trouble msl^rs” or for failure ly loet two diamonds and a TOWN ELECTION NIONDAY, OCTOBER 5«i ers hunt hUp with poison winds of Hurricane Hilda Fri to turn up at their jobs during a club as wsU. arrows for his hom, which is Fallot photo day by climbing aboard two general strike in Saigon two Clsariy, South was no con- vnlneraUe opponaato, around up and sold In the Southern Pacific special evacu- weeks ago. irvatlve. A conservative, sure you bold! Spades, S-7-4; Hearts, aU« ,Bobby all Is a good result. If we make said the trains had been dis o< the trial in U.S. District Court six-year plot to aend to Moscow School Boys Steering Council. It heUcopter pilot tries to drive a plus score on every hand we Children under 12 Free! HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY: We favor construction of additional low rental units for him into open country. Carter be hurings before the o . patched as a public service and In Brooklyn. The jury had just secret data on American rocket- is one d the two mort Important been completed. U.S. Atty. John launching sites and atomic can’t lose very much.” GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND Manchester’s retired fixed-inc arrested July , 1963 in a Wash Salvation Council was founded conservative Is. RECREATION: We recommend improvements at the Globe Hollow site and the construc ; . questioning of key witnesses. on whether the 4,000 would be Instead, acting on telephoned ington apartment, which the in Saigon by a prominent Budd Dally Question tion of additional swimming pools in the Waddell and Robertson School areas, within the The rhino ^mbers almig and chairmanB. Kverett Jordan. D- provided free railroad trans- instructions from Washington, government said contained a hist layman and official of the As dealer, not vnlneraMe rigsags at 20 miles an hour, j, ^ agreed to call a meeting fiscal rapabilities of the ToiVn. portaUon back to St. Mary Par Hoey asked that the indictments powerful short-wave radio, national Buddhist movement in First Drlve-ln Showing With strong tailwinds, trees g^mte rules committee to ish after the stewm. against Alexandre Sokolov, 40, codes and ciphers, and Saigon. DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AREAS: We recommend the instellation of utiUties and hillocks looming up unex- members decide what and his 34-year-old wife, be recording and photographic MKOOsr jmum. ■ ohm pMtedly. it U difficult for the dismissed. The courtroom was apparatus. in outlying areas, particularly in the Buckland and Parker Street areas, to attract de pilot to arrange a g^^ Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R- stunned. On the same day, U.S., agents ^ QUINN SHARIF sirable industry to Manchester. But Carter^ usually strikes said that at the secret ses- Good Gincert Sokolov and his wife had time arrested Ivan D. Egorov, a home. sion Monday he will offer a only for a quick embrace and a Russian U.N. personnel officer, PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUtÂTION: We support the present high standards of education in After about 10 minutes the | motion to have Baker, Phlladol- kiss. As they left the courtroom and his wife, Alsksandra, In BEHOLD A iM M Manchester schools. Rhino starts to stagger. An-' contractor MatUiew Mc- At Bushnell immigration officials seized New York. The two later were a iim k H othw 10 minutes and he is l3dng cioggcy and others called to them. They now face deporta swapped for two Americans f}e3&5 COMMUNITY COLLEGE: We recommend a self-«upporting Community College at no on the ground, twitching, snort- probably next Thursday tion proceedings. held by the Russians. ML£ HORSE —plus— ing and thrashing his . greet By HOWIE HOLCOMB Sources in Washington said '!Cwo other Soviet ciUzens, who further cost to the Taxpayers other than those required by Statute authorizing the crea or Friday. Tannesaee WllUams leg*. Coopef said he saw no reason It's good to know there’s the dismissal had no connection had been attached to the U.N. tion of such colleges. In the event that the college is not so self-supporting, we recom A ground party arrives in a with diplomatic pressure or mission here, had fled to Russia 2:00-7:00-9:20 “Period of Adjustment” to put off hearings op the something musical in Great mend that the college be abandoned and we then look to the establishment of a branch of three-ton truck, ropes the charge by Sen. John J. Wil foreign relations. before the arrests and were 0^ SlK # Starts At 7:80 a recogniz^ University in Manchester. ^ rtiino’s legs together and gives liams, R-Del„ that McCIoskey Britain besides the Beatles and Although the Justice Depart named along with the Egorovs BURNSIDE him a whiff of oxygen. Then made a 838,000 payoff on the their ever-inefeasing shaggy- ment had no comment on the as coconaplrators.- S" fl A.I 16 ■ Alct ondir C . Foiiiiy - ^ tHortan D. Taylor iii HoroM A. Tnrkln9lON URBAN RENEWAL: Support will be continued in all phases of urban renewal and rede- Kaarlo Rudolph Tuom i;' a East Windsor they roH him emto a kind ofijoj^^rtct of Columbia Stadium haired imitators. Last night development, it -was felt in high St* fOEL PAPm?4G -.3.(3 wooden sledge and winch hf»n pi-oject to Don B. Reynolds, a government circles thgt had the Finn with top echelon rank in DRIVE-IN poui 5 velojunent as pertains to the general welfare of the Town of Manchester. Montovani brought his ‘'cascade trial continued future bounteres- the Soviet espionage network, c« Into the back of the truck. j insurance agent! " ing strings” to Hartford to The rhino wakes up four i McCloakey, finance chairman pionsige activities of the U.S. was to have been the key prose PLANNED HIGHWAY PROGRAMS: (a) A pay-as-you-go improvwnent program for prove the point and the 1964-65 government would be hindered. cution witness in the Sokolov irraix. Manchester streets will be implemented without bonding for maintenance costs, (b) ']^- hours latei In s logged com- 0,^ Democratic NaUonal season at the Bushnell Memo pound and In a great rage. I Committee at the time and later Sources said that continuation trial. forts will be continued to influence action in major projects such as Route 6 relocatimi rial. He put to rest any fears of the trial carried the risk of He was described by the fed lAHSl Normally, rhino are kept In ■ Ambassador to Ireland, has said our British neighbors had for r .. FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATIOH and the construction of Route 291. ^ captivity for about three weeks. | Reynold^ the exact invtdvlng additional witnesses eral government as a double SHOT gotten music for the ear-bust Then they are moved to a game ' amount for which he waa billed whose' appearances hadn’t been agent, and his identity was fr AND SIDEWALKS: A comprehensive plan for the improvonent and construction of sidewtOhs park and a new life writh only j premium on the per- ing mish-mash turned out by planned in advance by the gov treated with top secrecy until the aforementioned groups. ernment. the trial began in court. ERSTIUDOD in Manchester will be initiated. the occasional tourist to dls- (ormance bond for the stadium Last n i^ t s was “Monty's” turb them. contract. One knowledgeable govern The defense succeeded in BUCK eighth concert at the Bushnell M UNiaPAL ADMINISTRATION: We will restore confidence in Round legislative govern The rules committee provides ment source, when asked if obtaining hla name and home and from the recepUtm he n - The Beatles in _ _ that three of the nine members someone had "goofed,” conced address from the government, ment by improving Municipal administration and aerviês, particularly with emphasis on ceived from the near-capacity ed “ you might say that.” despite bitter objections, along "A HARD DAY’S NIGHT" im prev^ programs, of intoadepartment communications and coordination. S c r u f l r 0 | j a n c © r s coosUtuU a quorum for the crowd, it's not likely to be the Federal judge John F. Etool- with the names of 75 FBI ' S:15-«:S0-9:40 ra M A a i taking of testimony. Co-Hit: Susan Hayward last. ing and the court-appointed agents. Brodsky said he alone plus: "FOR THOSE WHO STORM SEWERS: We will resume An orderly storm sewer program on a priority basis, M eeting Todav I yesterday and In expressing his thanks for ^ “ Woman Obsessed” ^ . I Thursday, no more than three attorney for the defendants had seen the list, which he THINK YOUNG” the hearty applause, the Eng- ^ praised the government’s deci turned back to the government. l-J0-4:45-8:0« directed to the elimination of public safety and health hazards. ------members were present at any liah maestro also mentioned he ' East Hartford , The Manchester Square Dance j time. And only two, Jordan and sion to drop its case. The government claimed the with Jimmy Darren was “ glad he didn't have to let I On dismissing the Indictment, Sokolovs stole the Identities of Club will have an open dance at | Cooper, were on hand much of Sunday Showtime DRIVE-IN ROUTl 5 his hair grow any longer." An- j Judge Dooling noted the consti two unsuspecting Americaiis to "Beaties” 8:45-7:00-10:08 8 tonight at Verplanck School. ~ Permissible under other reference to the B- - - -s. conceal their real identities. The^ _ . , ^ ^ the rules once a quorum has tutional requirement that a “IW iik Young” 2:00-5:15-8:35 Earl Johnston of Vernon will be i esUblished. He waa right in two ways. defendant be confronted by names were those of a Roman Catholic priest in Amsterdam, the caller. All area square Williams protested ' in the His music is not rock and roll those leveling charges against or whatever it is that the him. N.Y., and a Norwalk, Conn., dance members are invited, i Senate that the committee'e youngsters call that stuff, nor "We oan take pride in the housewife. TRY OUR SPECIAL ...F o r Selectmen Those attending are reminded ] pem ^ratlc majority was ''act- was it the other “long hair” to wear soft-aoled shoes. group of small boys music either. Closest to the lat STAfTX ITALIAN DINNERS A committee for the dance in- * ‘ "P woodshed ter were selections from two Per Person eludes Mr. and Mrs Edward |*'°P« wmetWnS ballets and the introduction and Front and Center, Btrys PLEDGE Celam, dooc duty, and Mr.- and ■ will happen to the principal STARTS \ VINCENT GRNOVESI before they get there.' friska from Liszt'a Hungarian SERVED NIGHTLY AT Mrs. Burt Carlson, chairman, Dance No 2. TOM ORROW 1 assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Rather, he concentrated on wrard Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. FATALLY INJURED New Rotary Power Mower Cd A a V V E Y X ’S w SXRFET j THOMPSONVILLE (APt — show tunes, popular American ROBERT STAVNITSKY Richard Carpenter, refresh hits, an original called "Dance of Jono Craodall CONTINUED V The walls of a trench being dug M M lIS ments. the Eighth Veil," and "light / for a sewer line gave way yes Hovers on Layer of Air A Knot-Head trip to Keene. classics." MBT60ULn N. A.-, is-"Planned for Saturday, terday. fatally injuring Francis It's difficult to say which the Mortell, J??. of Enfield. The ♦ ------— I SUPPORT OcL 10. Dancers wrill go by a audience enjoyed most, but to NEW YORK (AP)—A rotary^haa the company’! gûarantec i HrM IIUNSl e bus writh a capacity of 20 cou workman died in a Springfield. the writer it seemed Monto- power mower which rides on a against damage due to thermal Tonight— 8 Major Hits ples. Reservations will close to Mass., hospital a few' hours af vani's theme "Charmaine” . and shock. The accessory serving .rn m m m morrow night. ter the accident. “What Kind of Fool Am I” from cushion of air a quarter-inch cradles are metal with a black “ SHOT IN THE DARK” above the ground Is among new Shown At 9:15 ^ OF "Stop the World. I Want to Get matte finish and are trimmed Flat Delia Dax Off" led the list. The latter fea products this week. with dark walnut handles. ia The TInUI el It AU SkewB at 1 ;4(-7:M ...F o r Constables tured some fine trumpet work Offered by Toro Manufactur • , u. . . Most shocking news from Mayor Francia Mahoney as pre by George Swift. THE SCREEN COMMITS THE PERFECT COMEDYI sented from the speaking rostrtim of the Bowers School— ing Corp., Minneapolia, Minn., Raytheon Co. now offers a Today Coat. Fram Accordionist Emilio (one-part this w'leelle.s.i 19-lnch "Flymo" "Citizens band radio which the t p.m. Biekard Ber- W MKS tnrwun yawn MANCHESTER'S By Happrnny. names are the thing. I guess) tOB ia Nlzht a( Tke will make its market debut next company .says is 20 times' more taaaa. Pins Hoar MERRILL ANDERSON In listening to various candidates of both political parties turned in some e^x';'l-n ■' powerful than moat hand-held, nooB llelel A BLAKE COWARDS state their Wews on town problems and reforms done over spring. Based on the idea of the nBOiCnBI % throughout and was also fea , swamp cars and other hover two-way radios. The "TWR-fi" n two yenrs' period 1 was prepared for an overdose of “ BrOmo tured In a medley of his own unit weighs only 2V pounds Seltxer” to settle my stomach after hearing Mayor Mahoney ! craft being tested by the Armed PETER ELKE HIGH choice. i Forces, the "Flymo" has an im and feetures a full two watts .‘.Nl HE ‘‘■TEH IM f J* DANIEL HAIR state with pride the Democrats having cleaned up the garbage ' The entire program was light input. It is designed to fill the disposal area off Olcott Street so wejl that snacks and picnics peller which increases qir pres and gay with '■Monty” tossing need for powerful • on-the-spot oeold be M d there. off a quip or two and engag sure under the mower's steel ,SH0T, housing which ■ lifts the 30- communications for search and STARTS WEDNESDAY "Might we the electors In the City of VUIagr Charms, ing in a couple of comic mo Ellzabetti Taylor a J C L ^ .D A R K EDUCATIONAL RALPH MAHER ment with the one-man per pound unit from the ground and rescue, security and firefighting weathw permitting, of course, expect the Democrats to break holds the grass upright for a forces as well as construction Rtohard Burton JUBbuiid for a dedicatlaa of said picnic area.” cussion section. That gent, un identified. was the busiest chap smooth cut. Besides easy han and survey crewa, aportsmen in "CLEOPATRA" m ^m m erm’ R nak n a « i n i is T t This Add Paid For By Francia J. Happenny dling. its merits are ability to and ranchers. in seven counties. He dashed "THE BEST MAN”—Henry Fonda, Edie Adama WESLEY SHIELDS around playing at one time or trim and clean under low-hang STANDARDS another, tympani, cymbals, ing trees, shrubs and bushes. spare drum, bongo drums, bells, tambourine, wooden blocks and Traffic posts made of rubber a couple of other vibe - type instead of concrete or steel are .gadgets. He played all well and offered by Goodyear in a bid to didn't miss a cue-though at reduce injury, property damage times he appeared in need' of and even death at highway dan m m . roller skates. ' ger spots. When a^car hits these C A V E rS All in all an auspicious open posts it just bends them. They Lakeside Grill ing at another Bushnell sea are of hollow rubber, seven LO G CABIN son. And not a scream, wall inches thick, anchored In ce LAKE STREET—COVENTRY i or fainting spell all night. ment by a steel pipe that ex-1 ROUTE 87—LEBANON This evening the Raduga tends only three Inches above ’ NOW FEATURING Dancers, an all-star Soviet ground level. I (Menu For Weekend) dance troupe, take over for s f ■ p program of folk and ballet B. F. Goodrich offers a new I BUFFET • RAKED TROUT dances. Raduga la taken from adhesive called "PlasUkon 200” I thi Russian word for rainbow, which, the company says, not I HOT and COLD • RAKED STUFFED PANAMA SHRIMP and advance information Indi only bonds wall paneling t o ! cates the group performs num atuds but .solves the problem of ; Every Sunday • RROILED LIVE LOISTER ^ bers which reveal the full ^ e c - out-6(-Iine studs, bringîng. j trum of Soviet Dance. S P.M.-8 P.M. about "non-wavy” paneling in-1 •ROAST REEF WOMAN KILLED atallationa every time. The ad-' 3 50P.rP«*« hesive, it's claimed, forma a • LARGE PORTERHOUSE STEAK FARMINGTON (AP)— Mr*. bond stronger than ths material Josaphlna Massaro, 55, of Bria- MANY OTHER DEUCIOUS DINNERS ; it unite and levela the faqe of UOAL KVESAOES AND SANDWldiES tol, waa fatally lnjur*d yester irregular surfaces by "bridging" SERVED DAILY day whan a trade hit her car untrue areas with a tough cel ■nets Sarvod DDUy frooi S P J | . "ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES” Load-on. Police said the truck lular compound to a depth of "■ *n m ae U M EJK. ‘ — F M TOUR Di|81(01NO nJBASURE ^ atrack the reaf of a car three-eighths of an inch. , . its own lane on Routed and tlMn crossed the center V)f the Corning Glass W orks has in "Danny and fhe Sanliners" l ^ w a y and hit Mrs. Mfuuaro’s troduced a new linp of undeco onootnlng vehicle. The track rated glaaa-ceramlc eookwars Ivory Friday, Saturday omI Sudoy drivar, Aleesto DoCklaantM Jr, eallad Corning Ware buffet 35, alia ^ , C A Il 74:^7Sf2

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tu rn worn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY. OCTOBER t . 1964 1 • ■ MANCHE^TEE e v e n in g h ERALD. M A N C ^ T E R , CONN,p SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1964 PAGBJTW C e w n Q r Wniiam G. Rjmn, party DonH Like L lij 0 r B a rry ? ipQ iiipm iiteii mtttos to i 9 « toa^ W e d d ia g partlos recefved 318,316 Property tranafera by war or Hwar than haKljMA^Mr esnt Await Filial High School Hosts Regional n b lM «M db Bled with U m n How About Munn or Hass of toe total ot *6.8: A. TnMngton, town clerk, to- DoB.lMflUMW h ehide: Raymond E. and Mlutoa Tap of Gavel ‘Education Night’ Oct. 14 H. BOgBn to Brian A . and B o i^ As Presidential Choice Ie SAU Robldeoa of Manehostar, lot'^f’ I ■ — ■ ■ r i ‘ ‘ / Annex.'HooUaB I; NOW bN r m fO m ) fymr arc* hlgta schoola wiUObean wIectcdjAT 9*’’^ and ItoHaid H. ôtevoft to WASHmOTON (AP) — It youf Tbs OoMUtiitkn Ue- jM^ Sohvda, join Coventry High School in a den Club, ai nord y . and Dorothy B. Bpan- Nstr a i^ plagraa. n i« Sanatt favored it. don’t Uke Lyndon B. Johnson or tod in Tasna. Nm ------regloBal "Higher Bducatton Mr. and Mn.'OatatoUno Roail car, pcokarty on Doom Lono. WasblngtaA with Joeeph B. ARtHWt DRUO of Rt 44A received flnt place Barry Goldwatar, how about E. ttS ■ ohm « d Bot Night" at 7-.S0 p.m., Oct. 14 Aim, Arnold A GUlis to Har Harold Mumi,- IMc Hose or Ughtbum ef West Vlrghila for t. A. MB to tacnsM vataraas with the local school as host award. The twp honorable m i- old P. Dtomell, Iota M and 38 Uons went to eaoB of two cou ClUton D e b o n ^ 111 Mllsnt and Thoodore G ttH- ^m Mo m and, In its moat contro- Twenty-flve collegm win send In aaotioB P In Watarfront They’re running for president, representatives to consult with ples for their combined yards, Park; WlUiam M. Glaanoy to M. taridal aoctioa, to open Uie OI Herman C. Helm and Mr. and too. JiiH parents and students on the sub Eloanoro Juros of Mantoaotor, Munn, Hose and Dabony on taamaiwa ptagram for formar ject of college cfaoioe and place Mn. Edwin Bunoe of Cedar on Grant Hill Rd.; John C. Cre- Swamp Rd.-todelved the tint too Bniidential oondldatea of ■STTiraaiiB mat anroilad to it. ment Parents of juniors and d to Roger N. and Mary T. the mhlUtlon party, toe So H w B oom olâctad to tha tomir- seniors are invited to attend ao hononble mention. Mr. and vlgne o f ForeatvUle, lot 8, Mrs Fred Eberle and Mr. and cialist Labor poity and toe So anea faaturc. A compromise they might be in a better posi Kblock 16 in Genld Park; Jean cialist Woricen party, raopee- '1 !’ toaa reported erorked ont PHday tion to aeelst their diildren in Mn. Clemens Wahmerm ot R t ette Guaatamachio to PhiUp J. 44A received' the eeoMid honor lively. Each will be on toe Nov. tor Mtoniaskai to tba taro selection of a college or srtiool and Thelma W. Wadhams of 8 ballot in at least eight stati. MOTOROLA able mention. of higher education. Marlborough, lota 8 and 6 in Munn, head of toe Deirt- A LHtolattoa to axtand, pais The avmt wUI be the first in Coventry Rotarlans srlUmeet Tuesday evening hi a joint aes- Bellevue. ment of Education at miedale, hapa for Mx months, the Import a series of annual meetings to Also, Edwin W. and EliU H. Mich., (Sallege. Is Joined on the CHANOBS ed sugar quotas that otherwise Sion with the Somen Rotary give students and parents an op- Club In Som en. Hall to John J. and Patricia A. ohlbltion ticket by Mark R will lapse Dec. SI. Although pMtunlty to talk with admission MatichiKk of Bloomlngdale, N. _ jaw of MOsaaohuaette. The THE SHAPE 'o f COLOR TV several efforts in this direction officers of New Bkigiand srtiools Girt Sroute EaMtivstod J., property on Riley Mountain Munn-Bhaw slate will appear in have failed and some key mem and colleges. Coventry Onmmar School R«L; Anna E. Handfleld to Fred Colorado, Delaware, Indiana, bers insist no extension is nec l«o ViêauH. director of pu girls in Grades 4, B and 8 are erick and Loretta Skaff of Invited to a meeting at 8:15 Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, asaaiy, members from sugar- pil personnel services at the Wfllimantic, on the north side Bradford Bochroch photo Montana, New Mexico and producing areas arere still local high school. Is Implement p.m. Wednesday in the school of the local lake, and Ida Mae North Carolina. searching for a formula that when the Girl Scout program Mrs. David Borns Doll ing the program la Covitry. fflnkri to-Duane R and Jean L. Hass is making hia fourth David M. Barry Frank M. Stamlar Robart M. Stena miglit be adopted at the last Plans are to rotate the annual will be reactivated. Those *t- Follanabee, lot 86-88, section A, Francis J. Mahonay minute. tending must have with them Mr. and Mrs. George Ready- straight bidI for the preMdeney meetings in the towns of hi|h Actors’ Colony. on the Socialist Labor ticket m a permission slip from their TMOTOROLA Before giving up for the idgfat schools participating. Also. John Mantello to Royce hough of Harrow-on-the-HUl, on these disputes. Oongress parents and miut provide'their His running mate la Henntaig A. Parents wanting further in L. and Carolyn H. Hollister of Middleaex, England, announce Blomen of Mosmchueetta. So claared away Friday some big formation may contact the local ow'n transportation home. Springfield, Mass, lot 81 and a Mocks in the adjoununent road. Troop 38 will have Mn. Ar the marriage of their daughter, tar It la listed In Arlaona, O olo-' h ljh srtiool guidance - the local public adiool system, toe Bobby Sheff Trio. 44A, and David J. Webster to flnt loeue of the New York known os the MUttaat W orkois. proprlatian MU was approved. will have a dinner meeting Mrs, James T. McNamara is Nathan H. Koppel, lot 73 on Expiem, a weekly newqioper, Segregationist John Kmapar of Alter agcnixing over tt, up Monday at Oovit ry Hlih general chairman and Mn. Alice Drive hi Coventry Manor. went on lie yesterday. Its Tennessee and J. R Stonof of mitil the last minute, the House School. Waltw R. Siwek, co-toalrman. editor is Igor COssial, 49, for Georgia are toe presideiitial and You get a rectangular picture from a dM not enact rreeldsnt John Arrangsmenta have beep Hekets an new available from Herald mer society columnist for the vice presidential candidates of son’s Sl.oa-MUion program for made hy .the orgaatmtian w itl Mrs. Arthur G Font, tieket Oen try eorrespoMdent F. New York Journal-American. the National States Rights pox^ slim set that fits close to the wall sperlal economic aid to the Cra. Terassa TraOiaiBS heading chairman. Other cemmittee Paoline LttBe, tolephcne 743- The flnt Issue had 38 pages ty, on the baDot In Arkonaas Appalachian area, a ^>eclal'committee to handle meraben win be named lotor by 6SSL and sold for 18 cents. and Montana. final effort to make toe art and poster wotk in oon- available $800,000 for prrtimi- jtmetton with National Educa Model 23CK302A nary work toiled. tion W eek. —popular Contem A gt-bilUon catoh-aU ap- Conunittee chairmen porary styling. W by Roland V. Stioodlqr, pnal- fsiopriatlon tor various federal diag. tubs mssAt ageneiee, tnoludlng Uioae con- ftant, are I f n . L am a T roA , samed with flie new anttyoverty social; Donald OaitaqMe, mlnry; 274 sq. in. piotuit ps'ugiam, was approved, with G eotn Ooon, peroonnel pOBdee; viewing arcs. stoy toe lAmUIkm District of Donw Sayia ethics; Joeeph Obtannbia Item remaining in DeLucia, etootarshlp; Anto»^ Oeluaxa, puMc rdattane; Hbrty Speaker John W. Me- Cunha. legislative; Garland OormaA, XMdaas., aald that Reedy, nominating, and Itrm. any one of a man her of MUa Stasia Bulek, eonatttnaanaL Congress passed would make tt Bnildlmg iwnroarnitath •to Mstaric Congress.” Garland Reedy, wlUam Aysrt, lists Dsnocratic Leader Jon Winters, Frank Stoughton, O lef Andarson Raymond L Ellit mke ManMlrid of Montana Ranald McDonald. Mias Marten tosmed toe Oangne toe most Adams, Robert Wlnkel, wmiam ■sttve and prodnettve ho could E. McArthur and James T. Laidlaw. Otoro ofBeen of toe aasoel- atton Include Clmrlos Ftoik, Model Y23CK38- B o lto n vice preeMit; Mn. Drtxinh The simplioity e l (the other two want Wanaghlf treasurer; lOss Anne •Iqm (^ntsmporary Horton, corresponding ailing that mixsa wall tary, and MTs. Mary Tama, Firemen Set ■eerotaiy. THE ONLY THING with many fumiuirs Awitaniy OM iiiaees Mrs Lawrence Parry, pyeel- to be different) . Open House dent of toe auxiliary to Groeh-' Chobot-Rlchardean Post, Anaer- idin Legion, has Hated her .. A s towB fire dspartmmt standiity committees for the ' MANCHESTER LOST min bold an opm houae at toe year. TOe list includes M n . I ' . . ■ . Brehonae Itieaday from 7 to 1 Vinal Briggs, Americanism; fim. as part of “Fire Proven- Mrs. Eugene Rychllng, child Mayor Mahoney and Directors Barry, Stamler, and Stone liav« served the town for the pait two 'Welfata, a ew ell u UafaanHfliUd Four of these men you know. Iton Week.” welfare foundation, and Mm fhe department is inviting! Louis Steullet, civil defense. TODAY IS THE OLD- years. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Ellis? They want to serve. * kswn^wbple to aee how their | Also. Mrs. RyehUng and Mta money ie m n t and to look over Perry, oonununity service; Mrs. toe tank track pundiased last' Ernest Marsh, constltutloa snd They have done their best îd their only motivation has been their desire to see bylaws; Mrs. insine Hotchkiss, These are honest men; no one can deny it. Children are invited during coupons; Mrs. Richard C. Snow, Model 23CK- the town in which you live^ and in which they live, become what they have been telling you all along, a better place t o live. toe opm house. t«ower grades distinguished guests; Mrs. Jean FASHIONED REPUBUCAN 303A—Pro ad Bolton Junior High School Merrow, education and scholar- portion and are eoepeeted to. visit toe fire ships, and Mrs Henry Korher,* house during tbs week. finance. grace meric the When the four (plus two) were running for election in 19|52, the Republicans cried, “Tax A Are drOl featuring a oon- Also, Mrs. Joto Lacok, foreign dignity of con Their record really looks good to us. tomous pumping demonstration relatione; Mrs.' Charles BenjSr servative Trad srtU be shown to toe pubUc Oct min . for Hanstield, and Mrs. IDEA THAT itional etyling. Raise!” Well, it doesn’t look like that from here. During the previous Republican Administration (’60-’62), your taxes went up four U at 1 pjn. in toe town center. Ralph Burns for O ovitry, Gill’s Meat Week's Memi State; Mrs Briggs, Gold Star mills on the dollar. During the past two years, they were raised (mly one mill in 1063 and not at all in 1964. •f ,7 ■lem itary School: Monday, mothers; Mrs. Stuêt, graves beef macaroni casserole, spice registrations; Mrs. Brigpi, hats; asks: Tuesday, hot roast beef Mrs. Jacqueline Oovey, Mrs.. Their accomplishments look good to us too. The Republicans can claim credit until thcy'arc blue in the face. The fact df the ntdwkli, carrot aticks, string Keitb Benott and Mia. Pany, IRREGUURITIES IN THE bins, ' chocolate pudding; jilo r , activities; Mrs. Hotch Wednesday, Spanish rice, aUeed kiss, legislation, and Mn,. Rycb- '’’ matter is that the school additions, the road program that actually caused resident4o dance in the stêto, die new bath house and fire veal loaf, peas, fruit; Thursday, lihg and Mrs. Perry, member- aasat lo^, Delmonlco potatoes, riiip. station, all took place, all really came to Manchester, during the past two years. tomatoes, raapberry grtatin; Also, Mn. George Nelson ef Btrlday, tomato soup, toasted Andover, memorials; Mrs. Per ry, merit system; Mrs. Hoteb- HANDLING OF PUBUC cheese sandwlrties, chocolate tu ttytar guarantea: Motorola’s guarantee coven Fact is, these men get things % ne. They’ve learned that a^w n that has had continuous Republican greham cooMea. Uaa,’ music; Mn. HarollPNewr Well, you hear a lot of talk. comb, nstional security; Mrs. frw ezdiange or npair of any tube or part proven Snow, past preaideiit’s parley; defbotiv* in norm id .uae- Arranged through uo, administration since 1856 (except for 1 9 5 8 -1960) needs a lot of doii%- Evening Herald I Mrs. Korher, pofqiies; Mn. Pa- en eerrespendent, Cleme-! cek, puUicity; Mn. Clarence la b or OKtin. êang, telephone S4S-8981.1 Grant cf Columbia, radio; Mn. FUNDS CAN BE Hmd-wind pm at trtuuformtr chassis is predsioB Charles Raisch, rehabilitation; ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "A Mn. Marsh, Service Bureau for wafted wfth modem hand and dip soldering for Stamler Opposed Women’s Otganixations; Mn. oiradt comeotiagM o f high reliability. Donald James, Uidted Nations, How an thoM mt« flffom t Iran iroaT To Incineratioii and M n. Charles Raisch, vohm- toer ho^tal wocken. WINKED AT. Thee JuiJunior Auxiliary to toe They actually want to go down to that Municipal Building week after week, attend meetings that are often diftienlt and alwayi long, Frank Stamler, Democnatfe American Legion post bas re ¥ ' candidate for re-electiqp to the sumed meetings the second and board of directors, has taken fourth Wednesday of the month. and really get this town into shape. ^ 'n aoEceptlon to GOP Director Tltese will be held from 6:30 / Franda DeUaFera’s endorse p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Legion H o w a r t A m o moR tha tant M yoat ment of the erection of an in- home on Wall St. ThiibtautifiiiMniiiact efnermtor in Manchester to Otficere elected and to be in IVlieialtiandwirad nerve the four-town Northeast stalled, at 8 p.m. Oct. 18 at the Hefuse District.. Legion home are Brenda Bria*i 8lie8llipf8Cill88 THEY WANT EFFICIENT AND RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT FOR MANCHESTER Stamler said, "the present chairman; Betsy Lee, vice' ffpnnQ wi«i miiiwN method,of incineration is a far chairman; Marion Gregory, sec VOTE DEMOCRATIC hondandipsoMarifli ecy from what the general pub- retary-treasurer; Sharon Briggs, Be is Inclined to believe It is. historian Denise Benoit, ch ^ for draft comoctioiu It is not the answer to our lain, and Lura Harlow. sergeaiU- problem.” at-arms. o(hi|h rdiabHity. "Our problem,” he added, “is Heads Library Group Go(dmVoicf*tpMkir not so urgent that we should Cecil Roberteon ie the new tush Into a project which would TOWN ELECTION with sound out front president of tiie Porter library VOTE DEMOCRATIC ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 gnrely cost the Manchester tax- Association, with Mias Juhe D. Handoamocobbwt payens at least a one-half mUl L. Loomis as vice president. Mrs. inCloadfiroyond incream fo r toe next 10 years Robert V iiy is secretary and and, with the high coet < of Mrs. Harold Burapua, treasurer. Soddlt Brown ooloro. mataitananee, poeslDly longer.” Mrs. RTlliam G. Ryan and "With that Mgb cost df main- Mrs. William E. Olenney are the , October 5th kienee," he warned, “the half- two new members on the library miU increase could remain In- committee. They will be serving Sponsored hy These Manchester CidMens BaAniMy, without eolving Man- with Mn. Fred Kingsbury, M n. ahaatcr*s dispooal neede.’’ Byron W. Hall, Mrs. George la* arotii alif. taka Wtamler said, "A fter making Jacquemin and Mn. Robert •as-i in so. In. aletwa at least tore different vieUs to Blmxnoiis. slmvhw araa. four different Incinerators in The Library committee will POUi; OPEN 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. toe state, I believe that in- have a short business meeting Mark Kravitx i Theodore Rosen ■Mirstinn - ie not the answer, at 7:80 p.m. Monday in order Raymond F, Damato bsnanei we still wUi have the that members may attend the 8 Matthew Moriarty Alfred W .Sieffert preblsiB of suplying a land-All p.m. annual town meeting at THE CART IS FREE/ John R. Fitxgerald prognm for the imnumables of (Coventry High School. Richard C. Woodhouee AB of tlte town of toe dletrict, President Rdbertai hoe Mrs, H, Olin Grant Mrs. Pascal Poe ■laa Mad to take care of the colled a board meeting for 8:18 FOR INFORMATION OR RIDES ' W' ' BB -par cent end-refuee at in- pjn. on Oct. 36 in the Ubroxy John and Alice Lamenao Theodore Powell ■i Aim to room at toe ChurA Conununf- - -To tbs qussBoa of a sound and tjr House. aolution of ifisposal prob- M n . W alter B. H a v i, libra STANEK fpr the town's refuse, my rian, will attend a “Swap” CALL 649-3001 ) • e •PMOW is TBB. For a quickmeeting se- durini: the day Thuro- IB ltal at rtfuM profilams for day fai Hebron Library. ElECniONICS, INC. A M bMM at MailfInMnr tax- , Tw t Awwda CHl SpoBSond Rjr 11m PiHiocimtIc IbwB CommittM "Yard of the Moutli” 277 BROAD SIRHR IfAm A. ■ -f

- ' V , i ■ 1 '• , .V* , 'V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CUNN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER .8, 1964 f a iq m savm V t; MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER* OONN« SA IW Â Y , OCTOBER •*• 1964 Hilda ^ Forces Area Churches fik a liUiMhaa&r down mogteal anil un Events Mass Exodus productive aid* alleya. * Connecticut Yankee Churches UMtoi Pteebytortoa < (M. F n e e d s e« AaMtf Chnroh Sk Jatn’B Kpleoetet CRnreb The Open Forum Rk 8$; Yenton Kifituig iffnuii To have thee* aix, Martin Alvord, B y A .H . O . In Louisiana Ctamh, USA Senlli Wtodaor In World East-bf-ihe-river Bev. Gordon Wadteme. Rev. JteeeQK.Otank’Bbctor Donald A Conrad, ITancia P. DellaPara, Bnrek Rm Aasutopdoa < Calvary Ohnreh Hevlh MetbodlBt ORoreh' [ ^ 1 1 . 0 Iher* is robvloualy no vary For President Kennedy, who a t Jehovah’s (Conttamed Jrom Page 6ae) George 4. Slye Seteof, - - rh itn r Alexander C. iPenny, Harlan D. Taylor IB O U L, K orea 40 Mam P . B im dy, u i . 'aaalataat Sot mem* th. right to djdto* to lav. IMheto J. MfteiMc M l B . M l ^ Tlpke. Bev. Earle B. Onetor, P astor ' 9 ajQ., M ontag 3^yar, etoa*. and Haaold A. Turkington aHting aa tb* of the erawda they draw and thaw WlSMhmrif ad, eould 191 Blafai Bk • P astor Life went on even as l9M’s Eaat Hartford m a jo rity a t the Board of Directora'for the martta by which prtaidaii- carry Oomiaetlciit enly by n ,- secretary, of stato for Far Baat- piiMUi »ny matter that may he libelous or which is to had Bev. KenaeOi L. Onstafeon mighUesil $torin moved up“ hur Rev. Gordon Bates, Faetor as, sermbn, bah^tUi^. 'Kdv. Bfheat S. Ooppa Pastor Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:10 and 10:48 ajn., H(dy Commuidea, tlal eandidalM carry the state Mg, while Msenhewer took tha *m affialr*, today 'renewed a SSuT espresBlcR at £ 8 pjn ., PubUc Bible dlseourae: 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Worship rtcane alley” to the Gulf ot the next two yeara could be one of the coatributkHS this rherant?" but lettars which ar* de "Rdlet From Tension In a 11:80 a.m . serm on, claMMs, bab of Oonneetleat on election day. stato by in,8$S ea his first try, U.A offer to help Japan and at Ssrvle*. Sormon: "The Commu M exico. 10.a.m., Worship Serirlca. Holy haalthieat and moat beneficial expert- famatory er abuaiv* win he rejected. a t T, 8, 8, lO dfl end 9:46 a.m ., Simday School Bible Wedneptoy, Vri8 a.Rt., And it is tovlanate one doea and than, wHh the magie of South Kerari settle thenr dUfar- Troubled World.” nion of the Satota.’’ Lonely. National Guardmen Communion ted BapUsm. encea thia troubled town haa had in 11:80 a.m . 4:16 p.m., Bible group dis classes for aU age levels. Nur patrolled deserted streets of the Caiurch School will begin Sun Sk Maurice Otaireh, Bolton ComfHlUdOn. jli not begin with any such prem Presidency and popular approv anoes. sery. 9 a^m.. Church School, Nur- al o f hia poOeias upon him,i. b;b y cussion of the Wetebtower art!' coastal towns, to guard against day, Oct. 11 at 10 a-ffi- , Rev. Bernard L. MeOurit, F riday, 9 a .m ., H Monday was, like other his resume deadlocksd tolka on. about tha town and ita opara- picked in 1948—out of 15 mam- R ev. J. Delteey, Pastor Men’s cabinet. M esses at 7 :4 ), 8:80, 10 and Rev. Dr. David O. Jexlieiit^f, t toric crowds in the past, open geograidiloal proporttona of M in also, 144 G riffin Rd. to South Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Men’s Bi the levees. 9:46 a.m.. Church School. la* c r * ^ Mancheater deeervea thia kind at nonnallsatlon ot relaUons "at tion. Our queationar asked If bem there wta on* Demodrat Bev. Stanley T. Hastnio South Methodist Church 11:15 a.m . Pastor Emeritus a" aaan e o ^ to almost any kind of numbers laat Monday’s crowd aa an aug an early date.” BUndsor and French Rd. to ble class. The mass exodus from low- 11 a.m., Worship Service and W 5s E?&?s.' break. ury of this November’s election they would favor “lluoridatloo magnanimously Included! BAv. Dennis B. Hneeey Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. lying coastal areas was de gam* -with it, provided you' Bolton. Rev. Richard W. Dupes Thursday, 7 p.m.. Education Communion. Sermon: "Renewal a( npobOeatloa at result in Connecticut, we would of th* tovm water by a show at Your claim of a Democratic Friday at the Ktogdmn HaU: scribed as incredible by civil of Mind and Spirit.” Sk Bernard’s Church 8:45 a.m., Sunday Sen waters ot Lake Pontchar- tism of Babies. ea to the achool ayotem aai*M Mandiaater adwol .ayatem. tion of fluorides by persons en director a 6th HepubUokn. A theme of the Bible Lesson to be Center Congfogatloiial Church 6:80 p.m.. Junior and Senior ttiair running aaaault upoa .it GOETTINGBN, G erm any Aaaqolate Mtolater 10:45 a.m., Holtoesa Service. train and move on to Misaiaslp- 7 to 9 p.m., Pilgrim Frtlow- as the public. A (AP) — The installation a 1.5- gaged in industries using fluo grab? Oh, no — not If to* Xe- read at Christian Science United (wnra of Oiriet Music by CXUdel Band and Song ship. Methodist Youth Fallowahlp. And a town alactlon ia alao a choice But althpugh t| ila trend happen* to ot clmrches on Sunday. Also In pi's resort-dotted Gulf Coast. 7:16 p.m.. Prayer and diacua . Volunteraa will assist, ait- ton broiue sculpture in Goettin rides affects the bones. The pubUcana do It. 11 Crater Sk ster*. Sermon by Bandmaster Monday, 8 p.m., Executive actaods. They are Mias have developad during a period of con Of the News damage depends upon th* daily Your reference to Charter re 9:80 a.m.. All departments will cluded will be this quotation Mieaisalppl hastily mobilised sloa.tim a. 1 ^ p e o p le ., gen’s new pity Hall raised a meet to sanctuary for opening Rev. CUftord O. Simpson, C. Peter Carlson. com m ittee. Oorrentt, aenlor, at 'East tr o l the Board Education by one amount of fluoride ingested, vision as a bow to machine 'poli- from ‘'Science and HeMth with M inister its resources to fight the storm 8 p.m., Stewardship ate h-. l^fT^Mra aae aotna ftaa people, aome fin e a t at furor in this university town. aaaembly. 2 p.m^ Hospital’ viaitation by Saturday, 9:80 a.m., Rum oUe; Mra Effilote Deokartfi^ and the length of time during tice ia ludicrous In that It liras Key to the Scriptures’’ by Mary Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, National Guard Jeeps want into nance cbmmlaslon. parttouiar pcriltical party, thia kind of The work Utled "The City,” . 10:46. a.m-. Communion Serv Mrs. mixabcth Wilson. Service the coastal area to apeed up the m age sale. at Howell Cheney, ai fafaile aarvanta, atandiac for office in LJk. AUTUMN "I think this is the beat festi which this continues, and tha the Republican representative* Etaker Eddy: p. 668:1-2. Subject Associate Minister at Laurel Manor featuring 8:80 p.m., Membarab^ and pblicy haa'Bot been the idea ot all the val we've ever had,” said Ger waa created by Prof. Juergen ice. of the Lesson-Sermon Is “ Uh- evacuation. evangallam comrnlaeinn. . Joseph Magnano, Iba. lOeMbaalar Monday. ^ LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ah! Weber. In his attempt to cap susceptibility, of the individual.” on that Commission and later Rev. Frands C. Hawes, Youiw People’s FallowaMp Wapping Community Church Mni. Thomaa OonnbUy and beaifi membcra repreaentlng that politi- ald Hoffman, serving hia first 6 p.m.. Youth Services. r e a ll^ ” . Minister of Christian Edocatioo Tha giant, uncompleted Mis- T ue^y, Commlaslra on edu '^JMEandiaatar people haven’ t alw aya Autumn has come to Los An- ture every facet of HJe, the re Prof. Singh and his colleagues on the Board of Directors Who 7 .p.m., Bhmngellatlc Service. mamMrs. ' ’ Oongregatfonal Edward 'Serrell at MawdMtfif ea l party. term as m ayor. H offm an, 30, eissiimi test operations — the cation. lief even goes into the personal fpimd severe cases of skeletal kept flirting with the idea of Message by the Rev. Mr. Swain. 8 p.m., Wednesday testimony 6:80 p.m., Prayer aervice. Bev. Roy R. Rutclieon, H iiJu .... tigHttd with him on every policy, and g e le a lists the population of Udall at fluorosis among people whose World l^de Communion Sun mlssife-test facility to Hancock W ednesday, 10 a .m .. W oman’s l b * kind a t board bdiavior and pol- relations of man and wife. ward r^rcSentatlon in Man Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Prayer, m eeting. 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Mu SUnlster ■any have diaagreed quite abarply with But you’d better cut that ah! 627. water supply contained as littl* chester and the a 11 e n d a a t Reading Room hours at 749 day. County — shut dom and locked Bible study groim. Soon after its unveiling doxens Praise and Bible study. , . sic Citadel BteU find Song Its gatea> Employes were told to Rev. Theodore Bacheler, TBAOBEER AWABOCl atwi on aome policy, but there la nobody icjr.ln which every board member be- pretty short, friend. He didn’t know whether the as 1.2 p.p.m. The symptoms weakening of toe rMe of the Mato St, excepting legal holi 8, 9:16 and 11 a.m., Morning 7:10 p.m., Methteist Man. of letters started pouring into sters. “Sermon by Ltl Ool. WU stay away ftx>m the Hancock M inister NEW HA'vin.. (A P I- oomea a auperintendent and a teacher Anyone who heaves a deep festival date actually coincided which manifested themselves general manager. days, Monday through Satur Worship. Sermon; "Tingling la Mandioater, la any party, who can sigh will soon be sorry. Because with the date the community the local newspaper. They de liam SiMiUg. ' (jpunty facility near the Louisi secondary eChod teadiera ia xealoua, and haa the allure, to In- manded removal of the relief. A included rigidity of joints of tb* It is, however, painfully ob day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thurs 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Morning TQleothrlHe: ^ttlhold from FYanda Mahoney credit autumn, in Loe Angeles, is smog was founded deep in southern limbs, of the walls of the chest day, 11 a.m . to 9 p.m . 9:16 and 11 a.m., Church ana border. named fodpMnta at H ,i] dividuala, of aeeming the fulleat and season. Kansas, but it didn’t seem im theology student even filed a vious why The Herald is so In Trinity Oovenaot Church Worship and Church SohQol. |||F fun and warmhearted devotion to and the spine resulting in some School. Crib Room (9:16 Only) Rev. Robert K. prtoee each from 'Yale Utatver* moat devoted kind of 'public aervice. In New England, "natives here portant. complaint with the police tmder terested in promoting the Idea Haokmataok.Sk near Keeney Sk Sermon: .“ Around This Table. i|a"4utiea and hia opportunitiea. We cases compression of the spinal of Manchester aa a sv^ g town. through Junior Hlg^. alty today for outatandfog learn from airline calendars, Mrs. Betty Joe Thompson, a section of the German Oiml- Rev. K. Ejnar Bask, Pastor w ork. > tape he ataya on tfaa Board a long time; But when it trie* to give every mem autumn turns the leaves red. In city treasurer, said the fall nal Code which forbids exhibi cord. A hot election campaign avery AUCTION Bk O eorge’ s EplW [ Churoh In my own case tt activated Zion Evangelical S a.m fijfen’a aub breakfast. Tlie four to rsoatv* ha oaraa about Mancheater. ber of the Board the authority to be an' Loe Angeles it performs this festival has just about every tion of obscene art. two yeara means the use of S^^gosored By Men’s 9:80 ajn., Sunday School with Bk U A, Bolton a dormant condition of arthritis much expensive advertlatng Lutheran Church Pastor wffillam Balkan of Flrat awards and dtattons: *‘^ a tfcinfc thar* haa been general «p> . expert on every detail of educational same small service for eyeballs. thing a town celebration could The sculpture has been Oliib of Wapping Rir Cmt Stolen classes for kindergarten through Plaza 7 Rev. Edward W. Johneon, smeared with paint, and what of the upper spine, eventually space. Where but in T ie Herald, (Mlssoorl Synod) Lutheran Church, RookvUla, will Margaret J. Rhwkss, practice,- w lm it atarta cutting in be Yesterday, for Instance, there need. Community Church adult. The Rev.,and,Mr*. Wjl?, Vtoar apeak on "Biqierianesa to South jîdattoo, acroaa party lin^ tor the was a smog alert. "W e’ve got a baby show in the smne people think are obscene settled in the lower spine and o f course! Cooper ate 'ngbr Sts. ’ lard Grant, youth avanjnUsts, bota^ ate Wology at' Hyoi tilrit and talent which auch directora aa hind ita own auppoaedly truated and re- parts have been pasted over the hips so that a walk from I do agree that w* heed tbeee COMMUNITY AtBsmr The Rev, Paul G. Prokopy. America.” _ iPatfc High Sehod, OhioagOi Visiting Democratic vice morning,” she said. "Then wUl apeak to aU departments at 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. a.m., Worldwide Conpiu- Bnidd Barry and Robert Stone have aponaible employea, when it trie* to play presidential candidate Hubert there are 40 entries in the pa with paper. Winter SL to the Post Office close hard - fought campaigns, P astor ’ opening sendee. Schedule 10:16 a.m., Holy Communion 31 Alioe B. Begerx, taaobarrAeg takes at least 20 minutes, and a HOUSE nion Service and Baptism.'Mn- RlwglWIi mri^ bamight to fiieir aervice during the peat poUtlbal favoritea among tehehar or- Humphrey shed so many tears rade; 14 floats, a color guard however, aa the best guarehtee $2,600, 10:45 a-nu,' Morning Worship. and Church School. atop to.rest about every half W oppfai9, Coiin^ 9 a.m., Sunday school Rally day School and Ndrasry. on a downtown motorcade he and honor guard (Tom McConnel BUENOS AIRES, Argentine ,..toat public aervants. IQ NBv- h Open Communion wtU be eelb* Monday 6 p.m.. Brotherhood Kfaslck H lgli OPbool, IhO’ yedra. We bdlev* their taatlnct haa ganiaatlona, all thia aealouaneaea ' can block. I have much more Sri- ServlcO; also for paints and .FLAZA 7, the Greater Hart 8f$0 p.m.,'Yoihl^ people’s out- made the trip look like a funeral Air Force Base at Wlchlt*; Boy (AP) ^ Aa estimated total of ' westec will be responsive tw ne brated to'obaervteca of World of Bk Andrew. Tran. Fradisridt S. toward eonatructlve aocomdiah- add‘Up to potoatial demora9aation and 10,000 university studenta dam- dence, but I forbear to take too U T ..‘dCT. lOHi: guests. * ford arts festival that has bean, tag. ‘ ^ teacher of history at PhBHte precession. and Girl Scouts, and some pets. public welfare. We certainly wide Communion Sunday. ' Wednesday, 8 p.m. Executive 7 p.m.. Young people’s raeat- it; we believe they would rather danger. It got so bad one county su And I expect there ar* some onstrated for more money for much space in the paper. Gen cannot rely on honest, unbiQBed 7K M ) P .M . 10 a.m.,'Divine Worship vdth prasentte to and around Con Aoadamy, Andonwr, M m r 7 p.m.. Children’s meettoga. com m ittee. t o f. Thia ia, aa we aaid, baaically a mat pervisor, Warren Dom, went politicians here too.” education Friday night, the eve tlemen—is this something that view points from the local p^^r Hedy'Communion. Text: Eph.'6: stitution Plasa in Hartford Thuraday,- 8 p.ra., Churoh Jemfo 'Wiohteimaii, taaoRatecf than tear dowm a Used Fnmltnte 10. T hem e: “ Be Strong to the The Rev. and Mrs. Grant, guest this week by the Coordinating Tuasdagr, 8 p.m ., Counell meet- ter of the individual inatincta of the aloft in a helicopter — not to Speaking of the tornado, Mrs. of French President Charles da you would favor? I would very which should be one of the * Anttqpea evangelists. School teacher'e meeting. and history b^Bbeh Been ao Mahoney, Barry and breathe, but to spot sources of Thompson said, "the city looks Gaulle’s arrival her* from much like to hear from you. watchdogs of the community In- Lord, and In the Power of His Council for the Arts, will wind t o j. ‘ . ' oer lUand Bantor High, men and women who happen to be mem- * Houaelipld Items Might.” Nursery to Parish Monday through Friday, 7 to up Sunday with a series of have repreaentad the beat sm og. a lot different now.” “ The worst Chile. H. Irwin Relnhom. tereat. ^ .* White Elephants VeraoB Methodist Churoh Uland, Watch. bera of a Board of Education. In every House. 8:15 p.m., (Îdren’B meetings afternoon concerts and sxhlbl- PLEADS OUn/TY 4Sehgth of tha Democratic party in Since the bowl-like area lyri thing is no trees. Tie tornado "Books yea, boots no!” a RegretfuUy yours, * Baked Goods directed the Grante. R k 80 cally referred to as the Los didn’t leave anything but a few C k i r ii e Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Ladies' by tiona. 8AH FRANCISOO (AP) Mandieatar during the peat tRO yeara. ‘ grpiqr of people intereated in education, banner-waving crowd shouted to ‘Partlaaa Bditoriak’ Katherine l>. Bourn * T oys Tuesday, 1:80 p.m.. Ladies’ Rev. Morton A. Mng** Angeles basin was almost liter stumps but we’ve got a lot of a march mrough downtown Phone Aid meeting, proceeded by Chi A schedule of thia evening’s printer from Connecticut wbos* there are ine'vitably thoae who want to To toe Editor, And Many. Other Prayer FeUowahlp. They have brought aomething valuable ally choking in the stuff, Dom young trees growing now. Tie Buanoa Aires. The slogan typi 648-1126 nese food, film and demonktra- events waa listed to The Herald 9 and 10 a.m ., W orship and arrest led tb the finding of run the whole educational procedure A r tfd e s ! yesterday. All performances are ipnd' eonatnietlv* to the Board a t IM> saw a lunûl. He ordered the town haa grown some since the fied atudents’ Opposition to high Tie two-yeer span between 176 E ast Uonl child ears. Holy Communlra, three-qaartan of a million dOl- PjBrsoaal N otieM X.)'1 themaelvea and thoae who want to let county's air pollution control tornado but there are still some amounts of money budgeted for electiona sometimes allows me Center Sk Second Coagrecatloiial Church free. , 0 a.m., Church school. Nur lara worth of oountarfalt manay y ecto r a Student Rioting Gospel Han Tomorrow, the festival will the adminiatratora and teacher* they district to send every available vacant lots. Some being to pep- the nation’s armed forces. to forget Just how partisan your 886 N. M ato Bk. sery, Ktodergartan, Grades 1 has pleaded guilty to paastog a ^*^hider theManCheeterayatemofguar-, man Into the field — a nice way ple who were killed and their editorials can ' ba Yestetday 415 C rater Sk Rev. Felix M. Davla, Minister begin at 2 p.m. with a band phony ISO bill. The oaohe - ' I r MfiinotiBiR ' emifley' do it. There oikght to b* iwm* Finally Ended through 4, a^ or high. ■nteed aoinority repreaentation on the of saying smog —to look, too. property got tied up in estates.’’ evening’s diatribe against toe Rev. C. Ronald WUeon, concert by the University of 10 a.m., Church achool. Nur bogus money was found hi kind of middle ground. Aeeodate Mtolstor Connecticut Marching Band to fo ^ c C Directora, auch pralae of Dem- But neither politicos nor pat Democratic town government 10 a .m ., Breaking bread. sery, Kindergarten, Oradea 6 Hartford warehoua* by fleorat two. • . 1' • On Buck a middle ground, a Board rolmen could find the immedi H im A .'WHAT ELBE? hss vividly demonstrated that, In Compromê 12:15 p .m .7 Sunday School. the area of the Plasa fountain. Servloa agefits aettog on dirac aerata and recognition at their paat Worldwide Communion Sun through 8. ' tt d o « n t telM • ^member would prepare himaelf to help ate answer. To blame, experts, MORGAN CITT, La. (AP) Herald although toe physical makeup 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. A series of natiraal dance 7 p.m., Methodlat Youth Fel- tiona provided by Stanloy F, apirH of aervice to the town la not in said, was a state of aerial stag A hurricane refugee, Caroline BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — A Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer day. groups — German, Ukrainian, decide ^ big broad policiea. Once auch of toe page has been beauti lowahip. With*, 44, fonnarly . of Unlon- Uto laaat out of place in an editerial nation. WiUlkms gave birth at a Red Yesterdays three-day student uprising at “The m eeting. 10 a.m., Morning Worship and I Lithuanian folk dancers, the vUle, after tala arrest Aug. 11. Art very hard to find.- ' fied, the editoriala still come polidea had been eatabliahed, he himaelf Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. Church School. Nursery through Hartford Civic Ballet, the Bell Which hopea for a RepubUcan victory at In the fall there is hormally Cross shelter last night to a six hobbling forth in toe style of «the University of California United M ethodist Ofaarab Tha Secret Servioe aeld he had ______Wife rad Ctdldtei s ’- would not aabotage them. * He would less wind movement in the Los Grades 7. Service of Holy Com Ringers of West Hartford Con the poUa Monday. We think the town pound-eight ounce girL Naming 2 5 Y e a n A g o 1910. Fortunately The Herald’'* Bk 44A, Bolton another $20,000 to oi^terfelt Angeles area. The average aft the Infant was easy. It's Hilda. ended Friday night with. the munion. Communion Meditation gregational Church and the In MenHiriam not be a volunteer adminiatrator or a photographs have toe compell school’s promise that students Rev. Ataam W. Sangrey, bUle w ith btm te ie n h*^ waa a r - W ada a change of partiee and a change ernoon breese in October has a Chamber of Commerce re by the Rev. Mr. Davl^. English Morris dancers — will In loving memofy ot M ra fo ie l volunteer teacher or a volunteer pitch ing beauty of truth which toe will be provided a site near the M tolster reated on th* west coeat After jBood, and we hop* that main con speed of fi miles an hour. This PROTEST MARCH jects propoael to toatall park 'VILLAGE 6 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Group pôtm perform at the dance court to Withe pleaded gujlty yaaterday man for one teacher organixation or-an editorials lack. campus for political actlvitleB. n f >■' ^ the Phoenix Mutual building be asTss. i ' a t policy and atmoapher* ia given, J ^ isn’t enough to blow the NEW YORK (AP) — About ing meters on Main St. will meet at the ohtirch with the ” 0:16 a.m., Sunday School to passing ' the counterfeit (toM & other. normal smog away.* 100 faculty m em bers and arch i Fred W. Wemer gives re You must really believe that Announcement of the settle Rev. Mr. Wilson. ginning at 2 p.m. It doesn't4>sBD’t take a speelal te Monday, to the aix Republican candi- ment came aa some 600 atudents i ; “The Man Who Married a clasaes. twenty, hie aljorney said ha will Industry and automobiles — tectural school students Staged cital on new Kilgen organ at people have short memoflee to C o ro n e t 7:80 p.m., Mu Sigma (jhl will th * cou rt M ov. 0 to (Hamlas Batea for the Board of Dlreetora la that We hope Mancheater voter*, Monday, charge that toe Democrats have and aa many police thrdoged Dumb Wlfa” a comedy play, 0:15 and 10:45 a.m ., Wi more thui one per family — a mock "funeral march” Friday Concordia Lutheran Church. meet at church with Mr. and Worldwide Communion mutintog Charge Uiat he i s : iSy Swd toTnJL " keep auch middle grmmd poaalbilitiea p fumes into the sky, the I been trying "to extract every around a campus police ear Mrs. Stanley Matteson. at- the outdoor stage on the BMa, three Democrata would omnplete to protest the scheduled rasing CHURCH” and special offering, passed about $600 to ebuntar- ohUdrea mind aa they vote for the Board of n-lik* nature of the hill- laat patronage advantage’’ held captive by atudenta for 82^ North naxa wil be the final g d ra r d . the Board. And Mahoney, Barry and jA of the fashionable Savoy Plasa 10 Yean Ago G a s 6:80 p.m., Youth FSllowahip. felts In th* San Franolaeo i ■( . luid KnsS a surrounded coastal plain traps when toe past RepubUcan rec hours. 43 SPRUCE STREET event to the six day schedule. Mane are tha three Democratic diree- E ducation. Hotel. Church of Christ it in place, the warm sun — M Tb* marchers demonstrated Antl-Bowars bloc gain de ord warn one of loading every Inside to* car waa Jack Wein The Presbyterian Church Of Manchester OPEN tydall ate Vernon Sto. Ipry who, ovw the paat two year*, have degrees yesterday — catalyses cision victory during town alee- town board and commission berg, to, a former graduate on Grand Army. Plasa between Churcli School with Clossoi for A ll.. . . , 9 :3 0 Rev. Eugme Brewer the beat demonatration of aerioua, smog-producing agents, the S8th and 59th streets on Fifth tions aa 9,5M Manchester vot with Republicans. Before toe student taken into custody for M tolster wind isn't strong enough to raising funds for the Student Nursenry CIm s Babies^—New Reglutratloiis SUNDAYS and halaneed appreadi .to-their , Qaestions-F cnf Comiccticat Avenue, across from the hotel. ers go to polls. minority representation law move it away or wear it out — The hostelry will be replaced Board of aducatiMi approvM there might be one or two lone Nonviolent Coordinating Oom- Morafaig Worship with N u r^ ... . .10:45 ; A.M. to 6 P.M. 9:46 a.m., Bible drill for chil mittee (SNCC), a oivU rights and, with a cough and a tear, by a 40-story office building. appointment,., of aasistsmt for Democrata appointed but most r dren.. 'In making up their minda about thia the cfunty calls a smog alert. organixation. t ^he beat men on the Republican aide Opponents of the plan believe high school principal Sldioa M. of'the boarda had 5 RepubUcan 9:66 a.m., Bible classes for all year’s Senatorial contest between Thom- In a first-stage alert, industry ' The settlement between the Popular Evonlno Sorvico ...... • • * • • 568 Center Street L-tha beat ticket, to give it ita fuli due, t the architectural harmony of Bailey enabling continuance of mambera out of 5 total mem ages. aa J. Dodd, the Democratic incumbent, — where possible — is supposed eollege-counsellng for seniors. administration and student Bible Studies In Romans 2, ‘TaeUglou* ReaUty’ CALLING ALL ISft RepubUcan party haa ever i»c*ent- . the area will be Impaired; bers. ► 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. and former Governor John Davis Lodge, to shift from burning fuel oil to representatives included a Sermon: "A Sincere Love of the M. tor the Board of Director*—chare Connecticut voters have to face Uie natural gas, which is said to CELEBRATE SEPARATELY A mention of toe 1947 char; pledge that Weinberg would not ter adoption putting an end to B rethren.” jMttnrtloiie which ought to have atrong 'fact that the two candidates are well contribute less smog. In a sec BJELOVAR, Yugoslavia (AP) be, prosecuted for trespasring by 8 p.mi, Congregational Sing matched both in their apcial and eco ond stage-alert autos — said to A Thooffht for Today —A ball is held each year in the previoi^ machine rule -was the university as was threat BOYS AND GIRLS acroaa p a rty Unee. ing. . nomic outlook and in t^ modesty of be a prim* cause of air pollution the nearby Croatian village of at least a candid if belated ad ened. ' $ p.m.. Evening Worship. Ser i X b aix af them have aaparience, ree- their talent*. — could be ordered halted. gpoaaered by the Maarheeter Uljanik for married couples mission that there, had been a Tha demonatratiem — which A PROGRAM JUST FOR YOU!! Council of Churches mon: "Busy With Our Own felA abUlty, and aim. All aix are aeeua- Both men could be classified as There has never been a sec only. The single folk have a ball RepubUcan machine. However at times Involved as many aa 8,- H ouses.” |iamad to atanding on their own feel; and ' raaaanably progreasive on domestic U- ond-stag* alert, but if It eomes at thair own to which no mar- that eharter had been written 600 studenta — erupted W ednes Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.,- Mid-* auea. though their respective records-in it will probably b* in autumn. lied persons are admitted. "The Gathering Of The Clans" ntoitding for what they think ia beat for Jesus says in the Book of to allow for toe poUtlcal reality day when eight students ware TH£ A\ANCHESTER HAMMOND week Service. public office share a common thinness Heavy'fogs are also common at Matthew, "For the gate is nar expelled for ignoring the eam- DirRctBci by REVi and MRS. W ILLA R D G RA N T jliandieBter. Such a record haa not al- and superficiality. Mr. Lodge was a this time of the year, and such row and the way is hard, that pus ban on political actlvlttea competent but uncreative Governor. His fogs have for the past two days United Penteooetal Ohiiroh pplya, aa in the caae of Martin Alvord, leads to life and those who find involving off-campus causa*. ORGAN SOCIETY , 1S7 Wotebridge Sk haa contributed hia long* jncvioua six years as Ambassador to Spain passed slowed, or halted' airline, ship k are few." , Several hundred students without incident although he exhibited , and freeway traffic to coastal Rev. Robert L. Bakes' aC aervice in the aoning and plan- Have you noticed that all staged a alt-ln outside the dean an uncritical enthusiasm for the Franco areas. ! * Events in Nation of students’ office Wednesday to fielda, created any auperficial pop- regim e. Moca fog is predicted. And worthwhile gates are narrow? INVITES YOU TO A 10 a.m., Sunday schooli That thoae entering cannot car protest the expulsiona. On SCOTTISH MARIONETTES for the individuaL He haa prob- Senator Dodd has ijenumstrated a flair more smog. And more heat. As U a.m., Worabip. ry huge bundles? 'They must WASHIN(3TON (AP) — In the T ie atudenta were eelected by Tursday moml^ Wslnbarg 7:$0p .m. Evangelistic service. fy diapleaaad almoat every apacial id- for attacking well-publicised and obvi they say in Loe Apgeles, news from Washington: their college prealdenta on the waa arrested. ously indefensible social practice* auch aahghg! autumn! cast away non-eaentials. A Wednesday. T:S0,p.m., Bible ; in Mancheater in the eouraa of hia man on a vital mission does DEMOCRATS; A group 'of baai* of their academic grades, Aa campus police attempted study, prayer meeting... CHAUjC TALKS -as violence on televlaion. the aale of House Democrats want party quality of leadership and Inter- to drive Weinberg away foom But no one haa aver been this, aa doea a man climbing a “pep pills" to young people, the black COSTLY VIEWINO privileges stripped from Demo ast in public affairs. The U.S. tha Administration Building — HAMMOND ORGAN steep mountain. to diapute the fact that he waa for market in babies, and the imrCgulated CINCDfNATI, Ohlo'(AP) — A cratic members who oppoM Office of Education named the in front of which h* had Men Sk John’e Polish National SING-TIME STORIES When a gate to any religion Catholic Churoh icbaeter, and nobody haa ever been shipment of firearms across state lines. young Cincinnati man has been President Johnson in his alec- colleges to be represented. aoliciting funds — thousand* of Among his coUeaguea, none exoeada and - cenvlcted of watoMng a porta beqpmea too low and too-wida k Rev. Walter A. Hyeako to whiaper that be aought a aingl* tion campaign. The briefing on both domestic students gathered. few equal Connecticut’s aenlor Senator ble televlaton set while driving becoma tod easy to jump over, Rep. John A. Blatnik, D- Some threw themaelvee in P astor PRIZES beyond the poaaibUity of doing the affalra and the tntemational in spotting a safe crusade., b is ca r. ^ too Shallow to have meaning. Minn., heeding the group of 10 situation ia from Secretairy of front and behind the patrol ear, CONCERT Job he could for hia community. Mr. Dodd’s record in fcweiga allaira James Farrell, 33, was the T ie (ffiallenge isn’t there. House members, said Friday State Dean Ruak, Secretaiy of preventing it from moving. Masses at 8:80 and 10:$0 a.m. and civil liberties, however, may provide first person ever arrested' here Disclpleship in Christ is no they wlU contest th* aaating as Defense Robert 8. McNamara Othara mounted tha roof and Sunday ffiraugh Friday Oder C. Penny, another new- *' a basis for choice. Do Connecticut voters under a 1954 law which prohibits pleasant pasttime. If religion is Democrata next January of any and Secretary of Labor W. Wil hood of the captive car to make The Presbyterian Church aer to the llat of candidate*, deaervee want a rigid cold-war approach or do operation of a television in the too comfortable, if it haa no dis member who "supported, cam lard Wlrtx. An address from the antl-admlnlatration spaechaa. , 48 Spruce St. _ 7 -8 :1 5 f^.M. full gratitud* of thia whole com they favor the efforts bûn in recent front seat of an auto where tha cipline, no cross, then it haa no paigned for or otherwise advo Presidant tops toe program. featuring Rev. Jamea L. Rensom yeara to narrow the range >of differences Later Thursday aavaral ' ity for the aervice he performed in driver can view it. Farrell waa strength. Jesus turns away the cated'.’ the election of any presi Johnson previously enter hundred students atormed into M inister and negotiate settlements wherever pos fined. |3g and coats, and hie dential candidate other than th* tained a hl^-echool group of : and Belling the North Bnd Re- sible? Mr. Dodd, although a warm per casual ones and says, “Tha gate the Administration Buildilig. driver's license was suspended party’* nmninee. "presidential scholars” at a 9:80 a.m., Bunday School. Pro- Project Donald 8. Conrad, with sonal admirer of President Johnson, is narrow.” The gate ia the test. They at first repelled poUce for six months' for watching a And only a few make it, said Blatnik said th* action will be similar White House session. effort* to evict them but Idler DALTON moUoh and awards. Institution previoua record of level-headed, has an attitude toward the cold war set with a five-inch screen. . directed egainst any member Instead of briefings, though, of five new classes. Nursen much more in harmony with Senator Jesus. left of their own accord. reeponMble performance on the Rev. Rcfoert K. Hiimoda who euppo^ qn unpledged, or that group was greeted an through' adult class. Registra Goldwater. He voted for the nuclear UDALL MUCH ALIVE tion bf lidw famlllra ted ehn- .TRINITY of Directora, and Harlan D. Tay- Talcottvlll* Oongregatlmial Independmt slate of electors. impressive array of prominent MAMMOTH MELONS test-ban treaty; but he hpa attacHed ^ UDALL, Kan. (AP) — This Thus it would itopear to be dmerlcan auttaorq, scientists EMINENTÎEW YORK CONCERT ORS aU s T dren. who haa been one of tha leading the Invitations to Premier Khrushchev town that wouldn't die 'put on its Church ENFIELD. N.C. (AP) — K almad principally at Mlaslaslppi and musicians. takes a woodsaw to cut the 10:46 a.m., Morntog Worship. g-outtera of the laat two yeara, ar* and Marshal Tito to viait this country, gayest decorations today for the and Alabama members, all Sermon; "The Burning Hearty PLANE PILBUP giant watermelons (hat Stanton MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITQRIUM’ atea pradaely geared to the voted against the AntaftlbWiMty, called annual fall festival celebrating Democrata. ' God’s AUar,” by the Rev. Mr. C O V E N A N T c h u r c h ; WQfOSOR LOOKS (AP)— MACAPAGAL: Presidant Viverette grows—and at )aast for a "Freedom Academy" to fight the its 80th birthday. In Miaaissippi top atata Demo- Johnson will hold two confer Ransom. Nuraery. Oilldren’s that Mancbaater'a pubUc buai- Any port in a atonn, thay say, 40 people to sat one. 134 East Middle Turnpike cold war in ita "total character;’' and de Townfolk and visitors took eratie leaders are <^>enly aup- ences with Prsaldent Dlosdade Church. ought to bo conducted with dignity knd laat night about the only Known aa the "Watermelon plored what he regarda aa a-‘'rigid, Mind scant note of the vacant lota Forting Republican Barry Gold- Macapagal of the PhlUpidnca 7 p.m,, Evening Servioe. 302 HACKMATACK STREET place a plane could land In New King,” the 62-year-old fam er aKpartneea. And Pranda DellaRera ly Utopian attitude" toward the United which dot the ' community — water. In Alabama a elate of during hU visit to Washington WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1964 at 7:45 P.M. '.V Hyipn stag. Christian vsrse, top Nationa. grim reminders of May 0, 19H, England waa Bradlay FMd. T m recently loaded hia jdekup truck St lilK-;*-' B able to demonatrate that it la , unpledged electors reprasanta Monday and Tuesday. with 20 melons waighing a to religious headltoea of the week, As acting chairman of the Seriate udign a tornado wiped out’Udall. control tower I reported that 26 tha oniy> altamativ* to toe riata The two jm s ld e n ts wUI confer and atiidyino lead hit 175 pounds, Monday, 7:46 p.m., Suteay tive purpose but. to haraaa individuals drimage, some people said thia New York and Boston qli >oria I'a buaineaa A a f&r Hafold A. TMrk- 1 campus moves to the White er. A Joint communique will be Vlverene'a piimpklna are also Sebod staff meeting. and prganiaatlona with wfaoae views on town of 6'76 population waa because of poor vlslbUHy. At House tonight as 280 aslected Issued by Johnson and Macapa- ■A. Wadnaaday. TJO p.Qi., M a ^ IlM wiae old pro of both poUtica Cuba, nuclear testinj^ arid'other contro- dead: Those who said it didn’t oufsixed, weighing up to 200 on* point, t^ haraaaod towor eoUaga studants answer an invi- p l after ttbalr aecond meetoif pounds. His melon patch la deep , ohn olwtojto Rcmana,. ohaiieia vacciaa |m dlaggepaa Ja ttUa riouad JudM live her*. porsonnel aaid, plana* were taUOB foam Praaidant Johnate lUaaday attonioon. i Mid.B,JfoniQc.ttinA «ia«t 'arid the rimrie~gr propm ^ that Bait Itowa, thaa Mayor in th*. woode and Qot even Ms .a t ataeked Qlna detp over ' to rseaivu ranerts on tha slat* bf Jetanan -*10 maa a White iMinaillala family knoiai U i aa- U !£ u . « M e t f y tiM V- ' Ifoe aattea at Rnl hM i foeai ■ s u m Rtaair la honor at M s flw ' TMriii aol to MRS » M y efftolala Bpoot Monday oventag...... , _ I ■ ♦ ‘ •• 'i

MAyCH^TE^ EVENING.HEI^lJ),.l^ycaES'lER,.C»yN>,.SATO^ O O X )^ 8, 1964, M AN G H fim EVENING HERALD. MANCHBSTEIL CONN, SATthmAT; O C ITÊ R :^^^ Ufe insuyaifoe for rafirod town Bingham Memorial Hospital in ogreemrot. . oq noneconomic both sides aa Uw key to getting EiUs, M ra leymoQr She ww lha widow at Jehn W . AJU^Riskôlicy employee who orb not in tho BUfokfoot ' Layoffs : Mount tames for a inational labor con- the strikers hack to woric lm Giant Food Sale and Mra Hiriiert Byfo Jordan. Candidatet Dempsey Asks Furllier Slay town pention program. He was lUted as critical but tracL OM into production. MsElrakvy la fond __ 'aAe o l Tovdi^ R ^ Polls O pen Mm Jnriisa was bora la Ica- Being Pondered Inrolvlng selective strike There' stffl #as no foipoflM' M rifflat o f tm XU M ltffltfo AB* load. Sapt 16. 1876, aad Bved the hospital said. last night he In Auto Strike Benefits Bunce had improved. action, the union ordered work* agreement, however, on. such imtlon for Uw Halp at Rb> k Rodreine Ri “ In Slate Reajôrtioiimmit State Man Dies o n to continue on the job at noneconomic national, laauea' as From 8 to 8 three :iew8 Coroner Carl Staley said (Coatiaaed from Pago Om) A mammoth toad sale wffl ba tanfod ChUdran (MAIOtC.) Sarviv.ora T IN laouraaoo Advloory Obm- plants turning out parts which woricing condlUonA unloit rSpra- Womens organMatlens Now in Hands of Electorate I fNM n ifi tea) mittoo is looking into "umbrel there would be no Inquest He are sold to QM’s chief competi sentatlon aad production quotas. held jointly on Wadneaday, Get. r'a five voting dan aad Mim Gtodys Jordan, « On Deer Hunt said tha floor furnace, la the aaid the layoffs had beeh caused church groups throughout t la " Uabllity oovorago for the tors, Ford and Chrysler. It waa 14, at Grand W ay Store at ths town ars partfotpaUng la tga be opsB tosm 9 t bath at Roekvma. sad Mis. By T eaches ItopuMiMM hMd aul tor a BLACHFOOT, Idaho ÂP) trailer leaked and emptied the mainly by a lack of wanhouM :ega.i HospitaT Notes town.j Ah "umbreUa" poUcy space to handle tho growing these planta which were being NEWMAN APPOINmeO Manchester Parhads and Mott's endeavor by donating house w 9 i tro o p John RsIdraBehi a f S tef ford would' eover all liabfflfiee tlNt A Conneotieut man who eame gas into the traUer. The win hit by the layofte. WA8HINOTON (AlP)-^ TSe r Chaop tor the iatard> to t p m . en gpaeM sMU m Sato backlog of parts and aocoooorlea Matket, B. Middle Tpke. from made baked.'gooda i ' L-' >. iB _ioeord Springs; three sons;' Jbhn J. pM ent inawaaoe'exeludea. to Idaho to hunt door was ofor- dows wore elooed. Senate has approved the ip - facta ia Jordan sad Thuient P . Jordan, In Sarnma- Pm oatau pMttai for OM automobUos. Although tbere Is still .no Mrs. John Keimeally is ehafon — atcoidim to ‘n ils ffoOBl year tl| s town haa come by leaking gas and fotod . George, tne coroner said, was agreement on a national con polntment of Jon 0. Newman aa 10 a.m. to ML p.m. A ll proceeds ,aa tha'kata.* Id. the leoalto both at RodcvOle, aad Mdwhi that the e|oeUM ba ksld Muv. 1. Production of tho giant auto w ill be used fOr the operation at man o f a MAHRC oonunlttos la ; to board o f budgeted 880.000 to pay for in dead in hia toailer today. Mia lying on hU stomach with hU maker’s now 1988 models was tract, negotiatora hava been UB. Attorney, for Connecticut. i««a poiitteoo — to cast have Imnrhdl 'the Tha wIB be known dbortly after the K. Jerdaa of Stiperd Spriags; Tha RapabUcam paapoaad Bunoa Cantor fo r lUtarded reotuit workers aad douatlotis; thsirs a aiatar, M n . MuBs OorawsB jury aad damagf claims caused father survIvOd. head in the plBow and was as cut off abruptly Sept. Si ■when a concentrating aB week along on Newman succeeds Robert C. bADots.for the man. yaatarday that a aparial alaethm by fonlty streets or sldewalka Kfiled was (3rorgb T . OasIfoU, CBiUdren. ftom that group. She wUI be aa-' art ^ t o in a a t t s y eater the paO- of n . landtodslA Fla-: five Get 9 sMefisn. phyxiated. But his -father, Sta quarter of a foilUoa UAW mam- resolving local plant demands, Zampano, who recently was ^ party or the philoooiiliy Tho propoood' insurance would 28, of Norwich,/ ley saffl, was lying on his back whltUed down from 18;400 to named to a federal juAiNeltlP- Mra Abraham IQlbanoff is sfoted Py Mrs. 8. J. Benson, Mc£ oat he chechad off grandchOdraa aad alas grsat- lh a Fbderatlon ba bald Jaa. 8S. TWa would al hers went on strike at planta in Samuel Haugb, M n . Evelyta tpey beKeve can host fov- •‘ •.r^SftTL'SlsVSlS: cover such elainu. HU 52-year-o)d fitS er, Joe, and ttiera was apparently not 16 states. under 17,000. Newman is leaving a potion general chairman o f Uw aals, at of DoBoeratle aim can tor by etraat, aiUrsm and nni graadddldna. (MFT) recently a mare than two visitors at l o w a fa v a o «a i OwMnl Aaaom- M U M le aad M ra Thoouta Ftitf<- en ManrJifater ftjr ttie •fanarca.’ of an tha charter revl- n » funeral wIB ba held Tho ooramtttoe is also study- was pulled out o f th* trailer enough gas in the furnace t ^ k The walkout wsa called be Breaking the logjam of focal ae admlnlStratlvs assistant to She 1s lieln f assisted by Mrs, 1 poBtieal pnrtim both par- am tfma par patlaat biy to aoevaaa W tha wsak af Iqg S’'plan tor providing group Cam lne ruioramo, Mrs.* NeU iwy. ?.q They hkme tha Dmaocrata tha votlBg BMcUi of ears ready to t Monday at 8:18 aon. fM m the still breathing and nishod to to asph^clate him. cause of a ffuhire to roach proUems has been described by Ben. Abraham Ribiootf. D-Oonn. a t ekaaad ,llo n than 21,000 towna- for the recent lesignatimi of The RepoMIcahcan plattonB mton to tha poOa, Burks Fnaeral Rome, TtFras- PAim n* TODAT^. Recreation Ruperlntand- the char pect St. with a Mass at re I PbiaratloB'a ^âSiara of a are registered to only await a caB to party 1 AriiMi»i»i‘aiD TE8TBIU5AT. tional OoiwaaUm wwfiS the Q O r ‘ m to aeiM a car aad drtv- quiem St S t BerasitTs Ctaeh hi thc''iowii d hitions WilHam Wilkie, Cast HarUora; alaetod Jaa. » ^ ^ caDad 'tor- a totoat tor at’t atm. BurlSl 'wfB ha m S t Maurice CUkffce, ColumbU; Gor chiefs of both par- maat Ineptfod by Panaer^to charter proposals daaWag with Beraard's Omwtsry. Harry pubUcaa tlraatoMa. ■pla voUng niachtoea and to tha eaiffiiatoa for don Balake, Sooth Tba court haa aU f are predicting a tom - bookkeqdng Tr- the puware o f the dbaeton and h paper baDota wiB ba on Friends may can at the fO- iim iata August, Eaat Hartlora, lagalaittieB” there the manager, and tha uanagWa nerel home tonight from 7 to ad that a v togL topping 66 per cent of ly at each votlag Aatrtct, bUnnel Fraatar, They blame the D«noerata himnisl raviaw. and efllcia gy wIB ba on dnty to 9 aad tomorrow from 9 to 4 plan to ____ V ______electorate. If they are for I and 7 to 9 pm . Ralph Barron 3 r .,V t ^ W U a f al Aaaambly w ffl ^ •dailure to inipcuee access Tha charter gaaaUcaa Maga axplahi tlMopemtion ef the ton; Mia. Helen 4 0 ^ it, HKire than. 14,000 to Meoaorial Hoo- partly on tha parUas’ to hoard at dbaetor can- tamporafy airaagam a^ pffly a didataa at fiM Loagus of Worn chard 8t, Rockvffla; Stephan eonatltatlonal -ecaasallm may M win be east between UoB aC tha rala o f tha I The chM BBOderator vrlB be Badloaki, 48 HoBlatar St.; apa. They btoiae tha The Democrats call tor cn Tolara pabBe aioetbig with dralt a plan t ajn. and 8 pjn. Monday. A tty. Paul Oroobeet who wfll Christine E. Pstanon. 3H. tba candidatea Wadneaday. siigoHne Morin, CoventTv; M n. to t y coitft. for hot buHdng as many fire- ad invotvaaiaat on the make Us hsadquartera at Dis daughter of Henry L. and Lor Mederiae Pernr, Ooodwih RA, Botk party dwlniMB aee a booses in thdr'two years Board of >>oda if tha eourt and the Association I in the iMBde of the SJ06 Turkington 4a. Rtamantary language in ty CoUege and secre Unlveraity, 1955. Grad ■< » X m tm m ira Totan. Aaeoadng Dlslrlct S — WsddeB Sdtool. DAY: Mrs. Elizabeth Gebhardt agrees to aUow a Nor. S alae- uate of St. James’ tor Computing Ms- The plstforras are in msny WBBam KeBy struction. tary, Charter Revision meaiTtrre of both partiee Bread S t Tht boundaries are: II Vine St.; Kevin O’Keefe, Commission 1968-1964. School, K h u ^ o o d chtnery. He giû a ted respects sbnQBr, reflect North of Center St. west at SOUTH WINDStm — William 4b. Lower guidance counsel- The atata’s aiaetton calandtr a atzaicbt Udmt Monday. srotuny the same goals For Support Mansfield Center; Mrs. Martha Ha livai a t 44 Cone St. School aad TOnity from Tale in 1960. iDdepeadent voteca have tbe Main SC west of N. Main St. Kefly of KeBy Rd. diad late last or-popO ratio. Turicington, 13 Anderson St.; haa bean aaapandad as n leanlt CoUege. BEGAN eentfruefiffit of 3 ntffdfid omy in goseinment, devslop- wast of UaiOB St. west of Slat 4c. .ThgBsa taadwrs teadter- of tha reapportlonmant sttni- M to make or break the ment of town utilities for better night at Maneheeter Meaoorial John Swenson, West Hartford; teer bida tor oCOea. er S t Alfred OampbeU. moder Hoapttol after a kmg iBnoaa. p i ^ ratio. tion. oandidafaa fo r aUte sena service to the taxpayer, con O f College A The teodietir future role in Frank Stanek, 35% WaUter S t; sehod additions At ataka hi the deetlaB ia ator. Six machines. Mr. Kefly was bora in South Frederick Starkweathor, RFD tor from tha state’s nraM-town tlnulng support fo r education. llistriot 4 — Community DoBev making. t ntrol or the town's two major But the means the partiea GOP Director Harold A. Windsor, a son of WilHsm aad 2. RockvUle; WUUam RusseU, districts an the only aspirants «S TMCA, N . M a in ^ Tbe bound- Katherine McCarthy Krily, and A Federal aid for teacbera’ already nondnaMd. I llcy agenche — the dwoee fo obtain thooe eemmoa Turkington, i iiwainy for salSTiaa and acbool construc Westbrook; Mrs. Alice Norton, I ard oT dbaetocB and the board artaa are: Wear'9'Parker St, 'was a lifelong retident of fids 394 Summit St; Jennifer Sboald tha oouit agraa to al ends differ. east at Main S t. east o f Ubkm tion. education. On the same bal- The Democrats promise acon- election to the board, said to town. He waa a farmer. ReUey, 54 Academy St.; Doml- low the exlstiag aaaambly to St, north of E. Center St Be waa a member of 8L liar- 7. Tba titoation at the ninth return next year, tbe eourt REMOVED parking matari and im- 1 l.v o te a mnet choooa bbtarecB 'oaqr in- goveenment through day, T sineerMy bope that w* grade at BBng Junior High nUi CristeUl, Blast Hartford; DecnocraUc "eentmUsad accounting and win continue to have the Man (from Parker St west). Atty. garet Mary Church and its Holy could decide I f thsir votes Olof Anderson David M. Berry Raymond L Ellis Joseph Conti moderator. Stz Name Society. SebooL Hugh Black. 396 HarUoid Rd.; fo r town Uonaurer, processing ." through inveoti Nancy Chartler, 491 Tunnel should be waightod oa tha basis provad downtown parkin9 fpeilitiak chester Oonmnmity OoOega, to Survivors include two broth A Salary differentials. of population, Dempsey aald. o f a^w tuMwi and consta- gathm of towB defwrtments the benefit o f the tumdreda of 9. Relation e f taacberqdnsur- Rd., Vernon; Gregory Schwelr, when warranted, through in Dlotriet 5 — Buckley School. ers. Dennis J. KeBy o f Sonth Reapportionmant woold then Vnopposed la Mward young people who are the fn^ Vetnon S t The boundaries are: Windsor and Edward F. KeBy of ance and amployea benolts to Wapping; Infant daughter of be included ia the order of id. oeefciiv a fifth term vestment o f the budget aurplus thoaa recetvad ky other town Mr. and Mia: Donald Schneider, tore of our town and our eoun North at Center St. east of New Haven; and a slater, ICes legislative bttsincm at the 1965 i town deck. from the previous ils ^ ysar, emnloyea. 36 Orchard St., Rockville. and tbreogh charter lewieians try.” Parker St. north of E. Middle Teresa N. KeBy of South Wind session with a deadline fo r ac CONSTRUCTED nfw eontrol > firW Votem win also be adted to Tpkie. where it becomes Rts. 6 sor. The pubUabed answers show DISCHARGED TODAY: they say w ill make the couiten- He added, " I was chairman at Om candidates ia general agree- tion on reapportiomnent laoues sSrank M. Stamler, 550 Robert M. Stone, pres < dde on a doaen proposed manager form of government the board of direetoim wUMi aad 44-A. The funeral wlB be held Mon- Mra. Amy Cross, RFD 2, Bol Hon. FVancla J. Ma menL AB answered yes to ques set for July L honey, Mayor o f Man- Keeney S t, Manches ent Town DirÔr, station < flier rerislona carried over more efficient. voted to put tbs question before Votan arbo are not sure of da:y at 9:19 a.m. from the WJ>. ton; Mra. Mildred Dowda, 12 DempeCy sdd Ms proposals which district they are to vote Qulah Funeral Home, 22S Main tions of improvement of educa Oakland St.; Mrs'. Aline Morin, dheeter, now serving ter native and prapent iiate o f Unlversl- a referendum last qniny. The RepiAlieans promise tbe people o f Manoaala were contaiaad affairs as W fil 'ea poU- ’ making boards have been T siiicerely hope,” be added, WeUsley Lawrence, 80, of Plane Found tics. ihittee, he lives at 60 Both parties call for btoaden- in a motfcm f i M with the court Butternut Road. ’ ttadr views since the log the town’s tax resources “that every step wiB be taken Mrs. M any 241 W. Center St. died this Re^^Chin a at New Haven by State Atty. ministrativa dapartmants c Mpalgn got its unoffictal by attracting industry. to broaden the financial sup Mrs. Leona Perlinger Sanaa- morning at Mancbwter Me Gen. Harold Mulvey. , ‘r ' * betorc Labor Day. Dnr- port of our college from the As a means to attract indus brtno, 62, at Hartford; mother morial Hoepital. (OiBflaaillian^jBage One) On Mountain. ■ lo o Pankey, Deraoernt||l tbat tfane a number o f views try, both partim caU fo r the atate level, to rtfieve'th e peo-, at Mm. Bdwasd Stamn at 87 W. Mr. Lawrence was bofii Tn lanin have eome up again pie o f Mancbeatar and to pro oounsal, said he did not expect installation o f roads and utility Middle Tpke„ died yeeterday at Buckaport Maine. April 30, included Jimmy Durante, Eddie to submit proposals in behalf of again. linm.in proqiective InduatriA vide for Um evpanslnn of tbs 8 t FVaneis B o sp it^ Hartford. 1884. and lived in Manchester Flsber, aad AiRle Dicklnaan. No Survivors CONTINUED program af Highway Btatce 1968 the control o f the college, to insure a bcoadar pro Other auTf l vora hichale her 12 years. He was employed as the party leadeni who are later- areas; they also favor increi^ venors In the ease. There were govamiasnt has changed ing the toama water reeonrcea, gram ia this field at educa tantiiand, her mother, two sons, a machinist at tbe New Brit- (Conttamed from Page One) Imprevamant I regularly a t aadi Wcnnial and highway construction pro tion.” three duigbteis, a brother, two . ain Machine Co. for 36 yeara, indications the Democrats w rra g o l d w a t e r i n I l l i would endorse tbe Dempsey pro on. The Democrats won grams. Both back regional Turkington ooored the Dem slaters, ten grandchildren and I untU his retirement 11 yean Danteesque view we shall never Hon. Francis J. Mahoney * ^ Frank M. Stamler Robert M. Stone ocrats for failing "to recog n o i s (A P ) — Sen. Barry Gold- posals. t dr turn in 1963: As the *Tns,” refuse disposal aa well aeveral nieces and nejdiears. I *go. water of Arizona -wheeled today forget. Just silence and bodies t B Dems are pointing at thdr The RepubHcaiia call addi nize and gtva oonsideratian to Tbe funeral wiU be held Mon Survivors include his wife, horribly mutilated or burned petitians o f Meeton o f the i Mrs. Gladys Nelson Lawrence: into his final day of Illinois wmpH.duiaBrta, and to dforts Uonally for comprênsive side day at 8 am . from tbe GiuUano- -wftiatle-stop campaigning irith a scattered aU over the area.’’ *htabilias tha tax ratSL” walk constrnctkm and repair town." I Bogarino Funeral Home, 247 , a son, Carlton A. Shepard Those who found the wreck PROMOTED North End Rtnawal He said ‘“If ever a groim Manchester; a daughter, lir a chaige that the Jolmsoa admin They claim credt for three and sanitary sewer construetton Washington St, Hartford, with istration — by virtue of a newly age included two Civil Guards of citisens got the runaround.' a solemn high Mass of requiem Arthur Nicboleon of Brookfield. About Town d additians. the new cen- programs; the D em oo^ pro revealed nuclear treaty propos and the physician of Trevelez TOWN TREASURER Projaet , t d drdiuuae. the new bath- posed improved street nghUng. it was the 3.600 who, in thaj at St Justin’B Churtii, Hart Mass.; five grrandchildren and ^ who accompanied them. Regina DTtaBa Society erill . L TOWN CLERK spring o f 1 9 ^ signed a peU- four great-grandchildren. al — wants to lead America " ae at Globe Hollow pod. Both parties' pledge ouitina- ford, at 9. Burial wUl be in Old the primroee Red poUi to recog The Spanish Air Ministry meet Monday at 7:86 pjn. at Mencheeter Community ing support to education. The tiem and preasnted it to tha* North Cemetery, Hartford. Funeral services wiB be held ______gave no explanation of its origi- the Italian American Chib; El- board of directors, asking that Tuesday at 2 pm. at Rose HUl nition of Red China ' ■ega. the North Bad renew-. Democrats amplify their prom- Friends may caB at tbe fu Goldwater said In a statement report. dridge S t pcoject. WeethOl Gerdens lae to include "enthusiastic snp- tha board give carcfal consirt- neral home today and tomor FunersU Home. Elm St. Rocky BOARD OF CONSTABLES ESTA8LISHED Manchastdl Commu Hlog tor the aUet^, road pdrt” Tor the Community Ool- eratioa to their petittosi. call row from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. I Hill. Burial wiB be in Rost HUl ing for a ‘strong-mayor' form Tbere will be a recitation of Memorial Park. indicate therTls "a newloSlear i Friendship Ctoela kt the Sal- Town Clork Town Treasurer y. treaty already drafted and' vaUon Army wffl meet Monday SELECTMEN o f government for Maneboater.” the Rosary tomorrow at 8 pm. There w ill be no calling the ars nity Coilogo : ready for immediate execution residents of nearby at 7:45 pjn. at the ehurdi for “AB that the Democratie- at the funeral home. hours. village Since 1956 Since 1962 Frank Armantano lore Than Roman Collar deeded? controOed board did." be between Great Britain and tbe a service prognm. Mis. WU United States and — beUeve it Uam Johnson and Mrs. Xhter . .' . • ' t ’ charged. 'V a a to hasten to L m TWerfeld B.rb.r. E. CoUma* Claraaet, E. F6lay name a Omrtar Rcvlsian Ocmi- HEBRON—Leo Thierfeld, 83, or not — Red CJilna.” Carlson wffl aerve as hoateeaes. Town Treasurer mission and turned tbe peti F o n e n ls Tbe Arizona senator, who of Hartford, father of ^Mrs. voted in tbe Senate against the , Josaph A. Garvaii APPROVED 100 additional hauling tion over to that group, and tba Hugo Ledercr of Hebron, died Events The Chaminade Mnaical Club 1958 *'60 >tate M e d ia tio n H ead commisBloa. In oaa feB-ewoop. limited nuclear test-ban treaty, will have its opening martini' yesterday at M t Sinai Hospital, David L. said ha didn’t know any details Raymond C. Larivoo - Josaph Macaiena units for aldariy . ' turned the 2.600 down coM and Hartford, after a short illness. Funeral service for David L. of the fall season Monday at 8 practically told them that they of the purported new agree pjn. in the Fedentttpn Room Other survivors include two Torrance at 25 TTumbuB S t, ment. ; In State Eighth District Success in D u a l R o le were not Intarasted in a new sons, a brother, a sister and were held yesterday afternoon of Center Congregational form of local government and (In London. Prime Minister Church. Refreshments w ffl be eight grandchildren. at St Mary's Eîsc'psl Chunh. Sir Alec Douglas-Home an (Continued from Page One) Tax Collector would not mmider tbe rsqueat Funoal services wiU be held The Rev. George i-’. Nostrand, served. The event is open to aU Sditor'a note: The cliair- ^tbe union negotiating commit a t the petition fiirther." t \ nounced Friday that Britain and women intereated in music. tomorrow at 2 pm. at the He rector,' officiated. Sydney Mac- the United Stales had readied a be elected at the meeting and 1950-'58 an of the Connecticut tee from agreeing to settlement. “ Get tWa." he said. “ F ive! brew Funeral Home. 1061 A l Mate Board o f ***-**“ **— tn (only fiv e ), aB Damocrato Alpine was organist Burial was treaty for barring the spread at a budget for 1965 adopted. The object, a state labor official bany A t*., Hartford. Burial will In East Cemetery. hucltou’ weapons. B a said provi The Ladies o f the Assumption d ArUbatkm baa anoth- expialned. was to break the in- on the rrenmInBon. decided that 2.600 jMopIe Bioald not be| be in Congregatton Tikvoh Cha- Bearers were James Torrance, sion had hero made In the trea will, meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. job heeidre amootbing dividoal’i kMd over the commit doeoh Cemetery, Tower Ave., Education Grant oat la b o r - management fairly heard on! George Torrance. Andrew Tor- ty for the portlcipatton of Red at the church haB. Robert Cbrlf- All This WMe 'Ihe t n line. tee. Hartford. rance and William Moorhouse. WASHINGTON (A P)—Near- fln of the Health Studio, Hart oUems. He’s a priest, Uieir petition, and they were Chiha. ly 83 million has been allocat The otrategem woiked. A few sopported by the six Demo There wffl be no caUing hours. The Holmes Funeral Home; (State Department officials in ford, wlU danionstrate the art en d s Stacy tells about Magr. hours later a setfiement was Memorial week will be ob- 400 Main St. was in. charge of ed to (fonnecUcut by the office Somefti V. DaoMeDy. cratic members of the board of Washington farid a later news of education for construction Of self defense. Members are reached. direetars." asTved at the home of his son, arrangements. conferenqp the treaty pledges a reminded that they may bring Gunther Thierfeld. 83 Seymour or Improvement of faculties of NEW HAVEN (AP)—Some Joeeph RiegM. president of T urkington concluded. " It is nuclear power not to supply higher education. ., their dau^tera of Jumor and Edward J. Tomkial Walter N. Leclorc Sr. the striking local at United not important whether a board Ave., West Hartford. Harry E GIbhan infoimatiro on the manufacture senior h l| h school age. Refresh J rnwn asight feel out of 'The family suggests that The agency notified con Pfme in the sometimes rough nhiminating, recalled the inci is ia favor of or oppoaad to atqr I Funeral services for Harry R of tbe weapon to '■ nonnuclear ments wiU be served a fter the . K thooe wishing to do so make countries. Washington officials gressmen yesterday of alloca ' tTTSihle world of labor-man- dent; pefifion presented to It — but it Gibbon of 42E Blueffeld Dr. tions for the various states program and a business meet memorial contributions to TUc- described the treety as a ing. ment relations. "PomlMy be (the Monsignor) is sU-importaat that fair and I were held Thunday afternona totaling 8230 million under the reasonable Consideration be giv voh Chadosoh Synagogue. Hart I at the Holmes FhMral Home. “working paper.’’U iBd m might the Rt. Rev. dM show a UtUe impatience.” higher educaUon facilities act Riegal recalled. “With aU those en to it. Tbe 3A00 electors sdio ford. • I 1 400 Main St The Rev. Felix Goldwater said 1kie treaty is of 1963. Bhrlier this year Con A . group of Manchester 'den BOARj) OF EDUCATION pr. Joeeph F. Dcondly. chair- sqpied that petition toauld have IM. Davis, pastor o f Second Con not supposed to biwevealed . . . I of the Comiecticnt State Saturday night confessions and gress appropriated 8463 for the tists’ plan to attend the first all those Massca to say on Sun- been given every opportunity to M n . DeHgM W.H. Gage gregational Church, officiated. until after th« presUentla] elec program. * mldseascn meeting of the Con o f Mediation and Arbi- BOLTON — Mrs. Delight W. Burial w;as in Buihland Ceme- t s . Only then c2h find TERM BEGINNING NOVEMBER I, I9M TERM lEGINNING NOVEMIER I. 1965. t^lioet. It that were the of J morning, your patience can present their ’cease to the people When the projects concern necticut State Drotal Asaocia- of the toam. for the considera- HaB Gage, 82. of Andover, t€ry. where Lyndoo Baines Johnson Uon Wednesday at the Statler be had to deal with. | short." Maas., formerly ctf Bolton, died and bis curious crew^ want to public community colleges and \ . tion of aB of the electors — and Bearers were Fred Keish, public technical Institutes, the Hilton Hotel, Hartford. The The oMosignor. who is also Wadneaday in Andover, t She Joseph O'Brien. George John take you oo the primrose Red "A t times in these mediation after sodi lilscnesinn and de government contributes 40 per morning session wlB open at 9. a state labor official pastor of St. JMm the Baptist bate, tba reaoBs may have clear made her honae with her son. Douglas' Johnson, James path c t recognition of Red Chi- Church in Xew Paven and di nephew, AUrad B. Grant, 43 cent of the cost. When other a plaiDed. *There are thooe who ly Shown that our peeaent foem S|îe and Edward Blevins. types of insMtutloa® of higher truculent, who raise their rector of. the cfmeteHes for the o f govenaniid is b ^ fo r Man- Bartlett 8t., Andover. She* was (Joldwater pledged, if elected, Ronald Barracliffe, son of Beldon Schaffer, 118' Leonard Seeder, B.A. Katherine G. Bourn, A tty. Wffllam B. OoU Archdiocese o f Hartford, has no be would put an end to "secret learning are involved, the gov Mr. and Mrs. Edgar BarraeUffe, chairman. Board at Um , preaont member as. curse, but there is none tiiesler,*" tha widow of BiowneB Gage. Mim Mary A. West ernment share is pne-third. Porter St, Director of Brown University, this when the moadgnor ia misgiviiigs Mxwt a priest's in- M n . Gage was born in Meri Funeral servlcea for j treaties, signed, seeled and 98 W. Middle Tpke., la a fresh Education, and former Board at Education Connecticut la to receive Institute o f PubUc graduate study in edu and cbalnnan at its i the room. It's not only be- rohrement On the labor scene. den aad moved to Bolton in 1938 *Mary A. West of Mencheeter | ep elM out ia hidden rooms by man at Northeast Bible insti Service at UConn. B.A. cation and' vocational Town Director, ia a T t is a very proper activity 8520,836 in the former cate tute, Green Lam , Pa. He is a Penonnel PeUegr Com- be’s a priest. It's also bis and Bved there about seven were held yesterday afternoon i hidden men." gory and 82,403,305 In the and M.A. tn govern- guidance. Form er teacher of French, Ed I namal bearing and dignity. fo r a priost," said the mon- Nicola to Head yean . She was a member of Bol- at the Watkins-West Funeral 1960 graduate of Mancheater chairman Manchester ucated at yniveraity mlttoe, is a former latter. ’ ment from Syracuae Town Olnetar. He X It when he comm In a room signar. ttii Cgagregafional Church, and Home. The Rev. Richard W. High School and completed a University, present Development Cfommis- of ftris wi<(h B.A., 8t m "W e don’t keep a box aoore a life member of the Appa- Dupee, aasociate minister o f tour of duty In the U.S. Navy Lawrence and M.A. lives at 8|l Buektaff- b creates a different kind of Kaman Division member iff. Board of tion, member C-AU .•T - ■ oo^there. I t makes peopie on arMtration deciaians.” a Isfh ian Mountain Climbing C^b. South Methodist Churdi, offi- last year. Education and chair Community C ollege WeUetley. Former luuin B t ‘and is si grad P o lic e Arrests uate at UConn and Ita drcumspect and caiefnL' state offid a i said, “ but if we Renato N. Nicola at 19 Btîhen A graduate at Abbott Acade j dated. Burial waa in Bucklaad luteusive Care man of its Finance and 1963-1964 Charter member School Build did the monsignor’a record my, Andover, Mn. Gage attend 1 Cemetery. Atty. James Kennelly will CimunlUee. Former Revision Comm. Em ing Committee, Char Law BôoL He re B doesn’t always make them 8L, prstidant at the Newton speak Tuesday at noon at a ceived the Distinguish la agreeable; bomever. would be ao> close to 50-50 it ed Mount Hblyoke O êge. and ' Bearers were friends of tbe James Daly, 45, no certain i.ad- Nurses’ Topic member Town Devel ployed at Flrat Hart ter Revision (fommls- would be smiting." Company at l i Etan a t famUy. * meeting of the Kiwanls Chib at ed Tlykiff Croee m a [aame labor official pointed graduated from Radcliffe Ool- dresa, was charged with int<»ci- N ... „■ opment Commission ford Reqlty Corp., he oion, aad former clerk But there is UtUe apparent has baon named a manager at Mge in 1913. She taught matbe- cafioo yesterday afternoon. His the Manchester Country Club. and editor of Conn. Uves at 116 Constance of Manchester Town figbtor - bomper pIlM j E, it takes more than a Ro- “ Intensive Cara" will be the He wBl tell of hta expênces in Kecea, m B collar and dimilfled man- controversjr today ever, the m«n the Kaman Aircraft Oorpora* nutfica, aotroaomy and Greek arrest followed a conq>Iaint of topic of the second in a series of Municipal ManuaL D riva Cfourt She Uvea at 139 who was emergaJ as'the lead Men's Elactronie SysUnu Dlvl- at ^ Mies Hasktilâ and Miss aa intoxicated person on School at two national Democratic po; Paricer 8L Spe is a to ba a succeaûl mediator. ing trouble shooter on the Con three progranu, for graduate UUcal conventions. He Is affflt- Plor one thing, it takes un- aka ia chaige of« tbe dsvalap- Lae’s, two prtvata seboois in Firemen Put Out S t Daty, unable to poet bond, nurses in the Manchester area. member of the Govern necticut i- labor.- managfment raant and future uss of-the Poor- Boston, ^ a m was taken to the State JaU at ated with the law firm of or’s (jbmmlssion for I rptanrting of the: people and scene. TTie all-day session on the new stakes tnvotved. sr .Polae Oontrol •yatam, a peo- Bnrvtvon, hesidrs her Two Minor Fires Hartford and w ill be presented approach to caring for acutely BaUey, Weehsler and Shea. Higher Education. State Labor .Commia fHaf ocigiastsd at Nswton Oo. nephow, include three step in Manchceter’s Circuit Court 12 ■ - i i T h e monsignor has great Reaato Rioetoti calls the ill,patients wUI )> e ^ wiUi re^s- .. O jm sn sarly fids wsak an- daughters, Ir . Mary Anselm of Two mlno^ fire caBs were on Monday. tratlon at the Newington Hos Motherhood of Mary Mothers • Uty to handle people," said sipor “fiie ’greatest force for nonhead Its seqdWtian o f aB fiM lipisoopal Misstoo in the Iher state official. "He answered yesterday afternoon Brendon Breen, 56. o f 15 Ash pital for Crippled Children Circle will meet Monday at .8 labor-management peace In tbe rights to tbe Power Pulae Om- Fbilippinm, Mim KmUy Gage of by Town and Eighth District pan. at the home of M n . Ger •rs when to put pressure on sUte." St, was charged with intoxica- Tbundey at 9 a.m. tiol system, a kmote oontrol Roraian and Mn. Eleanor Betts Fire Departmenta No prap- tion last night after police re A team from S t Francis Hos ard O'Hara, S3 Coburn Rd. Mra Bffidon Schafffir Lfionard S«ad«r Mrs. Katharina 0.! Bourn' William I. Collini wbien to take it off, when John J. Driscoll, president o f eloctronie of. Syracuse. N.T. I erty damage occurred. bear doom and when to talk ceived a complaint o f a diaturb- pital. Hartford, wlU be key Kenneth Lappen wUl aerre as the Connecticut State Labor opsiathsi of factory overhead Memorial services will be held A t 4:30. town firemen went ance at the Breen borne. Breen eo-hoatesa There will be a \ 9 iUUm . CouncU. A FL-O O , said ba speakers at the session. The con ransa. PMdM, Oct. 9 at 2 pm . in Syl to 91 Ridge St. to control a posted a 825 bond and ia Jree white elephant sale. I. case in point: The strike thinks It safe "to say that Nleola today osU that Nawton ference is sponsored by the Con via Piratt Kemper Memorial minor flooded oU stove flr a while awaiting appearance o f his necticut Leegue fo r Nurting, the 9 9 gripped Um United niumi- more than anyone else in Uie Company WiB O iapel, Ptallltps Andover Aca The fire wea contalped hi ^ caae in Circuit Court 12, Man Mate, U ffr . D ^ e U y has con- tafigg spaiations had wfB Mtar American CMncer Society, Con Sunset Council, Degree of Co., one at OonnacUcut's demy. Burial wffl ba in Cun- stove, a fire apokesman aelA chester, on p e t 19...... necticut Heart Aesn., state B jor produoeni of blectric tnMted to the- advancement of ph^kR..**l|a Isesl pkfit wffl brldga (Maas.) Otinetery. PoeabontaS, will meet Monday A t 8:45. North End vutnatoon Bruce J. Blake, lA of East D ept'Iff Health, Ctma. Tuber- a'. 8 p-Tn. at the home at Mra i rar. aariier this year." V ^^lUgd labor-management re* rentoW tok ooMa'SHa apt wffl The fu n fiy aq|EMta4hat thtoe i^ t to 71 Green Rd. to ex- Hartford,' late last night was Us Continue. ba culosla and Health Assn., and Bessie rturris. 9 Durkin BL The \ . L BafotUUng smalBh M ff ba- wiahtog to do to may n ê fiaguish'* a smaB giaos aad riiargad with breach of tha Tba Conn. Society for Crippled ' TOWN ELECTION: MONDAY, OCTOBER B*h asito In the aftsrnoon. It A stgto officUl, asked If the aMmoriol contribntinos to M -. brush fire. Cause at the latter Great Counal session Friday, Monaignor might step down peace. The count stemmed from Children and Adults. and Saturday, Got. 9 and lA at wan poi ton Cbngregatioaal Church. blase {was not determined. a police investigation at a fight i V '*'1: ftom the board next year when AB focal nurses are Invited to tho Btratfiold Motor Inn, POLLS OPEN liOp AA4. TO 8:00 P.M. ' , . ^ ^ j tha ten OA will St a W. Center S t ditve-in rea- his current six-year term ex AirctnE M i w U aanHsas Is attenA Luncheon reeervationa Bridgeport, w ill bo dIseuaaqC piree. replied: Sunqioto toad to appear aad taurant parking lo t Wake poof-' ebouMf fae made in advance with MAHC ek on ths oentml qytianis pro- -M ra BiM aa average ad a ‘8I00 bond and his case has FOR, RIP|S AND, INfOR^TIQNrPAtL "Hs won't Tbs ggam canyfflr on tts mma op- Ifiae Pnuline F. 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M. fit n r%am» cee-ttui ►KruTto rtr 1^ 31 FE&T W* D if * C o e TO So|>port Maneheeter TiM lAria ioDlMT MaMam SCREENED LOOM ‘ ACK066* w R u g GLASS ...WHOM I ( AW, PONT FEEL BAP, Nft.CNiy ABOUT Cleaniiis tjet W UIU WinJteri%e Y ou r Car HCMASIO AN TVVO-THIRPS OF e Fhe Anto WtaMakMdn earthavvn at rem odeled V OSCAR-MXJ PIPNT w Company PROCESS ORAVEL e For Steeo Froate aad all AU....JUST AfllTiV WITH A BLASTS KNOCK IM OFF THE WFCT/ Before long It will be time to? CaU PerrettW hen M oving FROM THIS V ALTOSETHERi DUGAN'S U HaBBawajr wake up eome morning with a quicker, In fact almost twice as slsea o f wtadoars r«OM OUTER ( T B 4- . S3 e For Thble Tope SI»SCE, SOME BLACK. USHT S tn e t eudden drop In the temperature quickly. W ith fall upon us, many peo-* ScnmI - StOM PROUECIDRi Del Knowtaa, Brakes should be chicked crate cannot be beaten. An WHERE! CARNIVAL BT DICK TURNER and thie may cause trouble fat pie will be thinking of heading OPEN t AJd. to * PJd. 31 Prop. etarting your ear, especially If regularly, and If this Is dons south and this means shipping other item— Mr. Perrett doee not hire In additional help when ARdovor A Cohunbla BATUBDAP S AJ1.-NOOM dan eifw u your ear battery la not charg there Is no duigsr o f having furniture; most people wiU call he becomes extra busy; he 5 ftft 66 67 ing as It should. Many a bat the drums scored. This hap upon JMancheater Moving A. T 3-DAY pens more frequently than you feels that new and untrained G torg* H. GrifKim, caw ^ 2 . 8 8 tery starts when the weather is Trucking Co. for the very finest J. A. WHITE would Imagine for moat help cannot function efficiently, 1__ * 4 Flos Tax aad Depoalt SERVICE! wsmi but on s really cold moving service you could pos INvh u 36 o think their brakes are OK If sibly get. If you would like to and by keeping the same men morning, It Just gives up and GUSS CO. they stop. This Is fidse for talk with the owner in person, at all times, he has a teaih this means a call to the garage. t d . 742-7886 81 Btaaen S L -T h L 848-7888 IT BtTRNlTnUC CLIANINO brakes that are worn down ^to W alter Perrett, dial MS-6563. that can and does operate at YiCHI'S Before really eool weather the dnuins can stop a car, but He w ill be happy to explain the peak of perfection. More seta In, why not drive* your ear and more pe<9 le are engaging 17" 46 in BO doing the drums can be- moving rates and procedures PACKAGE STORE over to the Don Willis Oarage, eoms badly scored. Brakes that without obligation. the services of this Arm, so M B IS 8K L L S T . 18 Main St., and let them win there is no dobut In. the mind 66 66 are a little bit out of adjust One thing that is unique with ^ MANCHESTER NT terise It for you? No, it is not ment can pull Just a little bit Manchester Movlim A Trucking of the public that this Is the PONTIAC XJbtiiiul RiritrOJUj^ a Mt too early to have antl- and if the road is slick or slip Co., is a $S0 mlnErnurrt in the way they want to be served. ‘ A m Should you desire the deluxe 8T Bft 66 freexe added and have the car pery, skidding may well fol tariff on shlphihnts iip to 250 MEMORIAL Ca BY AL VERMEER moving service, you can walk t CUSTOM MADE tuned up for the cold weather low. Be safe, have your brakes pounds to Florida; It la not nec out of the house and every dish, Oppoetto East Cemetery 058 BLRNSlDa AVB. driving that Ilea ahead. Perhaps checked frequently. essary to ship a a 'a SOO-pound TEMPEST CAKVAS AWNINGS bit o f linen, furniture, silver, EAST HARTFOBD the radiator -should be flushed Transmissions need checking, minimum as it is in inoat cases, crystal will be carefully pack BT jr. R. WILLIAMS out and the hosea checked so and this really will mean quite SAIESndSCRVICE QtioHly M tmorid i OUT OUR WAT 289-A333 oil changed and have the fluid aged and placed iii the same that a leaky hoae will not mean checked to make sure none has a substantial saving fo r you. position, In your new home. Over 80 Fean Fxpsrlmea HAH/ RUMMIM* AWAY >' fLLSAyrTAiMT: Power and Haad Toole the* lose of your snti-freese. At leaked out. Wheel bearings Manchester Moving A Trucking Rates tor either service are AOAIM.EH? WELL,TAKE N O T W ITH TH* CHEWINL Patnttn^ and Deonrattag the same time, a check on the must be checked regularly to Co. can handle moving any POOL DODRE OLmOUdAVEMETH* particularly reasonable. C<4l 649-8807 THIS Key WITH 'SOU/ m Toole battery will not be amiss, for see If grease is required for where in the country, and their Business Arms, oAlcea, doC' emriw' f e p u p w i t h b e i n ’ LAST TIME Id O T Garden and Land Toole this may save a call to the ga they will bum without adequate part-load service to Florida is tors end dsaOsts have learned PONTUO, mo. yTUOUXABER'Z W AKENED PURIM' T H E particularly appreciated. As KH0HT TD L E T VCU BACK ALREApyOOT Bnlw, HoneeholA Party rage «B the first really cold grease. that the same fins moving IN -rr AIN'T FUNMy A K E Y / and Banquet Snppllea morning. Naturally, a thorough many as four different ahip- service Is. available to them. ' m lo iB M M m biTalld Neede Worn shocks are another po AMVlVIORE/ grease Job end oil change ere tential danger area, and if your menta are loaded onto the truck Each Job presents its own proh and ev^ry one of them receives in order, end now with dark car Is not cornering properly or lem, and Manchester Moving A the same careful attention thta ness coming so early, there is if it bounces, better have tbeee Trucking Co. is set tip to han W E US It)Bi has always marked their serv much more use given to head checked. Shocks, when they be-’ die It. Instruments and med • AliimlBimi BoU Up ices. leal supplies are packaged In TOURMNE Gustoin Mado lights. These should be checked come baxUy worn, can cause ac A w ila «B Manchester Moviiig A Truck STEVENSON'S M m in to see that they are focused cidents for your car aiid go out white paper, each parcel clear • Door Oanoptoa ing Co. can offer moving serv properly to give utmost lUumin- of control. ly marked and placed In spe 351“ o S t o n D o m Window Govoringt ice all over the country, and cial cartons. The process Is rS' PAINTS stlon on the road without Wind Take your car to thi Don o rianW aatlnn Wlndowa within the past year they have versed in the new ofAce so that ESSO- e Window Shade# ing oncoming traffic. WllUs Garage; it is equipped to Manchester Awning Co. extended their service ^to Can when the Job is finished, every' FOR MST RKSULTS handle any and all mechanical 405 MAm ST. 105 a Vertieal aad Venetian Right now, you do not need ada, Tennessee, Ohio, IlUnois, thing is in place and ready to WEST CENTER ST. problems, and they also main TEL. 649.5583 RY JOE CAMPBELL TOlHilMiBe S ( » 40t l Bllade, Drapee aad snow tires, but whenyMie time and into the central United use. tain a complete electrical de 1040 Hardware arrives, the Don W lllIT Garage States along with their regular Offices require different Establidied partment. When a car is driven * TiNM-lipS has a full supply of snow Ures, aervice to Florida. treatment; . Ales, . machines, PAUL'S HE POE$N‘T both new and recaps. By the to the W illis Garage for any , Whether you use the reg desks and equipment are all PAINT SUPPLY C tom liif KHOU) WHAT HE'i9 FINDEUL'S way, how long is It since you type of service, the man work ular moving service or the de moved into the correct space so SAVIHG-HES tSa BODDLB TPKI l. BAST have had the front end of your ing on the car not only takes luxe service, you are sure to Uiat business can i be conduct- 645 Main Street * MIbot Rtpolrt' Phone e4S*40a5 car aligned? This is particular care of the specific work but be pleased and surprised when ^ with practically no inter Tel, 649-0300 PUMCHPRUMtC/ **What modtrn eortvanisnoB dew the moat for me? ly important, and never more also is alert to spot other mC' you have Manchester.Moving A ruption. . . . 1 WalU that would be the credit oardl** Tu R n P lK E R. A. PE A R L. Prop. so than during bad driving, con chanical difficulties that could Trucking Co. do the Job. for Manchester Trudklfig'A Mov ditions. It takes only a short cause an accident. These areas you. W alter Perrett and his ing offer safe storage in their AUTO B()DY time and it can save you trou are reported to the owner, who staff of trained men are in fireproof -f and vermin-proof B 1 ^ , Upholstery ble and money; by the way, can do as he wishes about their terested In serving you; they vault. F or rates, call them at having the wheels balanced at repair, but this Is a garage that take the utmost cars in all M3-6563. I , snd I v l, ' Shop VIC’S PIZU SHOP PAINT WITH the same time is a very good really serves ita customers to For the finest in s truly, ih- 188 W. Middle TetapOn to* their moving Jobs and are hap BB-OTHOUNnBBnfO THE WORRy WART idea. When a car is out of the best of Its ability, courte- py to place ruga in the rooms, terestdd moving service, for Pheae 840-8700 RE-NU-IT alignment, it will skid much ously and efficiently. put up the beds, place the fur rates that are reasonable, you * Modern Fumltiim W r e c k e d niture where you direct. Eai* simply cannot get better mov and Antiquos BEN CASEY Exterior Wall Reearteoer and every man is trained and Ing service than that offered and Conttaif o Stole Stools aad Booths . SPAGHim •Wonders of the Universe- their pride in the speed and e f- 1 by Manchester Moving A s Custom PWnritars BEN,CHARLES AMIREL THewARKSOMe things i don>t , BESIDES, THERE ARE SOME LAST- flciency with which they op- Trucking Co. RAYIOU UKETO ' MINUTE CHANGES I'D LIKE TO AAAKE One eont appUeatton eaa be ■Hpeoye(».aad',niaperleB TO TA K E S O W O F US T O Madetodrder DINNER. I T H IN K , IN THE RV«R I'M DEUYERINS.^ OMd on maeoary, wood and OPE^ DAILY Post-Apollo Moon Base Another p&ylbad w ill include a lack of funds makes it ap Osmplets SelecdleB ef ITP BE... V X THOllSHTX HAD metnl. Many eidom. • and pear that the post-Apollo plans 7:30 AJM. to 11:00 PJI.. BY FRANK O’NEAL havea"^ 10-year gnarantee. the stationary lunar shelter. It aiatartalB is contemplated that both the will not get o ff the ground. FBBB BSTDPATBN SUNDAYS W H E DOES HAVE TEL. 643-6816 Now in Planning Stage shelter and mobile laboratory Perhaps when the complete Lower Levri.of the Paikade 4 PJ4. to 10:30 P4L will be shielded for radiation results of Ranger lUI are re ' 'M8L88M n,ENtiOPWP vealed, the Congress will once CLOSED MONDATK protection and from micro- IN HI9 TEgTO. J. L STRONG cost would run about 835 mil more treat this facet of iq>aoe By DB. L M. LEVTTT, meteorolda. DIREOTOR lion per msn-dsy, or a total success of Ranger V H has For a seven shot program to TChe Pels Pleaetarlum cost of over $900 million. This made this a propitious time to orovide about 86 man-daya on iwueeie ^ ^ of The Fraaklla laetftato may represent the most expen request the necessary funds TTie success of Ranger V n sive way o f buying'time .on the the moon It is estimated that for this project. OON WILLIS Osfrinsky in taking some 4300 pictures moon in terms of money'but It the cost will he about 1.35 bil (Copyright 19fi4, of the moon may provide add Is cheapest In tem u of time lion or about 15.6 million dol General Features Oorp.) DtALDl IN WASH lars per man-day. > 66RAGE DUCOandDUUKREFINtSHINe ed incentive to acientists con consumed in preparations for : M ATD tIAU ' templating extended stays on long exploration periods. For L.E.S.A., three Saturn V LEGALLY SANE IB Mdih it , Tel. 649-4531 the moon once a landing has To overcome the limitations Shota will be used for each mis HARTFORD (A P)—Superior sion. The first will be to deliver Court Judge William P,. Barber IM MIDDLE TURNFIKE, WEST been mada Considerable in imposed by the Apollo two oth SpoddU m M : V .MAS, IRON MANCHE^R genuity and effort has gone er immediate post-Apollo con supplies directly to the lunar has ruled that Joseph Podosow- MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI into oxploring optimum ways cepts have been advanced. surface at a designated po^t. skl, 47, o f Hartford, must stand o f extending ths time for man A.L.S.S. (Apollo Logistic Sup The vehicle to be launched to trial on a charge of first degree IRAKI SIRVICE SORdP METU. 643-7043 to stay on the moon. murder. Barber made the ruling port System) and L.E.S.A. (Lu the moon will be delivered, un BnMnnnG A li^MBaaMâeA CHAPieZTWELVE: VCIL) CACERlLr/RLAaNeTHie * . . . 0 0 6 E THEBCOK.^ M ajor Thomas C. Evans at nar Exploration System 'for manned, directly to the lunar yestorday after accepting a BNV ^GH^pHHiWw' aid PAPER D0NTMI66CHAPI^ OVN KILtONeMILUON BOOK ON THE TABLE NJLJB.A.’s OfDce of Manned Apollo) have been proposed to surface without the Apollo statement from three court-ap TMPAnBBESX. TWELVE—nnbTHe \<20aw6iaeHTNow/ BERa0E'iOJ,wAir<3L«Eny could be provided for aprroxi- fulfill the missions with the qiacecraft. ' Ih la basic module pointed peychlatrista that Podo- Gonarnl Rnpolr Work 1W. M M S IS ar 04S-89I0 BeercH APm z UNTIL ONB MILUON 0B0W6 r S p a c e Flight, has Indicated only difference in the two sys will have a volume o f 3,000 cu sowskl is legally sane. Podo- that the price tag on a semi tems the length of stay-time on bic feet and could be uacd as a sowskl la accused o f bludgeon IN THE BOOK. HAVE 0A7Haag?ON THI© Reuben Plen’s permanent moon base might the moon. Both o f these propos sheHer and provide life aupport ing his 17-year-old daughter, run SB high as 82'billion. How als make maximum use o f the for three men for a 90-day stay Danisia, with a baseball bat as T e x a c o S f a f i o n ever, for this money facllUies she slept. Podoeowskl la to en Apollo developed systems. on the moon. ABO CAMPING could be provided for sppraxl- ter a plea to thq charge next Two Apollo shots are required The second vehicle will trans ■1 381 MoIh StTMf mstely 542 man-days on the for each A.L.S.S, mission. One bury Fair got off to a wet.start Ei^ ipm ent moon. As the price Is scaled port the men to the moon and REPAIRS will transport the ‘ two astro the third will arrive at the moon Phoiw 643.9149 down the stay on the moon will nauts and the other will deliver 41 OAK ST. Teats. Oata,( some 90 days later to returqij Air Mat COMPLETE STOCK OF also be scaled down. support equipment snd supplies T«L 44*417? HydraoAtto Traasmleslon Actually, the easiest and fast them to the earth. It is this con for them. The flrst Saturn V cept which wUl permit. 542 man- Repairing FRACTIONAL est way of providing extra time launch vehicle will launch into , n S P A lB S ON— All Work Guaranteed on the moon is to use s se days on the moon at a cost of MANCHESflR HORSEPOWER lunar, trojectory the Apollo about 82 billion. In this concept Grills. Eleekrte Irsas, '' quence o f Apollo L.E.M.I vehi Command Module, a Service TeastarE Fsf atlatsw, /0-5 ' Texaco LubrieatloB Service cles in which two men a n set the cost per man-day on the S U R M S SALES CO . e IW4 >t NIA. I«c. T>t UA Nl. OH. BELTS Module snd a moidlfied Lunar moon drop# to less than $4 m il 'Vasoms 0pahen. Beatan. iO ilf. MAIN BT. Ws Give jjsFT Green Stamps down on the 'moon with their Ehccurslon Module truck. The Faas, Sow in MMtahMa, at DepM GlBaia e Mowere stay extended so tlmt they lion. only difference between the . The L.E.S.A. concept makes BY LEW,IE TURNER might be on the m om for as L.E.M. and the L.E.l)r, truck Opsia na0y~ta 8:8# F J L s Freeaers many as four days. 'Fhs unit use o f the Saturn ITs Ir 80,000- is that the ascent propulsion pound direct payload capability. d. F A iiB — f d i- 7 m R-ReMBMBER U^.MR.SNOffi! ORW KAuUKAKi Typtwrittr. 'îScrvIcB W Snow Plows stage is omit(qp in the truck to It could provlda an 18-man in r rs DA FIRST \ TO RILfi m 60N1 8E5IDI AKT VBR LITTLE QRAirCMILE BUSTBRl WHO permit a larger‘useable payload (BH05TlBV8Ri HOW/IMlNy HMV0U$EEI I H-HA6 YOU c o n e 8ACK TO HAUNT s Washing stallation on the moon with, Yale M achlB ^ ate. to be placed on the moon. ‘IIUs support over a 24-nionth period.; saaN wiD unmanned cargo UEJif. w ill de WH16KBR9, It may even ba poaalbla to use liver In a designated area on WATnitt-lirEST Cdt A44-lil1;V ^ POP I . Typewriton Repaired the same vehicle to return the aad Overhauled Distributed by the lunar surface, the life sup men who brought them to the port systsm, food shelter and i FUNEIU^ Standards aad Portables moon which means that number ManchGster scientific Instruments. Once o f Saturn V vehicles can he re Work Picked Up A Delivered these land, the astronauts will duced from three to two. The SERVICE e A U i follow In s second unmodified Machines For Beat ■apart tremendous payload capability Auto Parts L.EJ4. to touchdown In the vi of the Saturn V also means that ORMAm J« WEST cinity of the cargo L.E.M. in addition to a shelter labora Bis too High? Franois Xs Tarhune 870 BROAD STREET s F A M IM M In other A.L.S.S. concepts i tory the vehicle can land a Director mobile laboratory weighing al iM . 848-4588 lunar roving vahiole to explore PhoM 649-4986 ^ iitN * a most 7,000 pounds snd occupy the lunar surface Traverses of Time to biv... 148 B. CMENTBR ST. ing about 2,000 cubic feet will up to 1,500 miles over an ex be landed. This vehicle will be tended period are contemplated Maachestsifs OMeal capable of transporting two or with this vehicle Sumco Heatmg Oil i^lth. Fliiast BiuUltlas .three astronauts from 200 to It should be remembered that 300 miles over a 14-day period. an "Advanced Saturn V " veihl- A quality heating oH cTslivend MoBclMStar M ovhig BY LEPF sAd McWILLIAMU ITie speed will be from four to cle is being developed which will and TnickiB9 Co. 10 miles per hour depending on have from 10 to 15 per cent eutomaticaNyt Burner servito 24 the nature of the Itmar surface. grsator payload capacity than hours a dayl An assy-payment OULV'S SEEN ^ W o n d e r f u l R IG H T/A N D IF HE HE'S LUCKY SOME YOUNG ^ the Saturn V: Here is a poqsl- piani Get thsm alt—Cot Sunoco THE LIGHT. THAT BOV CAN REALLY WORKS AT TO HAVE A PEOPLE NEED A. I blUty for even longer stay time KELLY. HE'S REALIZE HIS FULL IT, EVEN THE SKY'S GOOD FRIEND F R IE N D ... BE-. at an insignificant Inorsase In Hasting OH. Let's talk. GONE BACK POTENTIAL ‘ NOT THE LIMIT... CAUSE THEY'RE 1* sew IN 1*... we liiw Nd 6^ tha cost of the vehiclee TO SCHOOL. TH ES E DAYS THEIR OWN WORST NMterK .. ta silin to iMtt "niW l ^ • Painfing-r-Decorating ENEMY.' •mfios es «shr?. . . wtot to itoJ. . . to* to to Rf The major factor in deter mining which of the three sy*- OdU IS ’tot wptrt toto t i • « « toto COMMRCIAL • INDUSTRIAl • RESIDINTIAL terns is to be used la the tlifis we want the astronauts to stay lBtoriM-->Ezidrior--Color Conûltiof Scrrics on the moon which, in tijiriL depends on how extensively ws Compldtd Iiurarfince Cov«|Eg« , wish to .aomlore the mooti. 7i3 Ma Wch H t BR-.PHONB 649^1 This latter depends on the spe B it 1915 cific scientific tasks to be ph- BOY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH TH8 W O j^ dertaken. Thet morg eatMulYe and varied the expeiêntp the PAINTS \

MAITCHBSTBB BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1964 PA(^B THUCIEMI t e r K '' BtudiMM Sxnrieso ^^rf-'toai'TW BLTl KANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, IIANCHES*^ 6m BER t, 19g4 Offend - IS I BSmCATBK REPAIRS ox an mahaa ot n - ssTTlc# on an types ol etox- WonH CLASSIFIED trlgeratora, waahera. rangaa, tileal wMng. Ucenspil and i»> and dryers. AU oil burneral h m d . TWlson Btoetrlcal Cou, cleaned and serrlcad. AU work Manchaator, 848-4S17, 849-18l8> guaranteed. Osama AppUanea ADVERTISING Servlca. 6(M Cantor, 84141068. Floor Flnaldag 24 TYPEWRITBRS —' Standard FUX)R 8AMDINO and oaBniall' CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS and alacMe. Repaired, over- tag (qwdalildiig to older 8-AJil. to 6 PJL himlad, rented. Addl4|t ma flooca) Waxing floors. Paint chines rented and repalMd. ing. CelUngs. Papetkangtag. Plckin and dallvety aarvlca. jjiiw caat uBAora No Job too emalL John vor* COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIPIKD ADVT. Yale Typewriter Service. O ' talCe. 848A780. P . . K. PiBt. OB 4886. Ness-Ysisfc . . . « 88 .818 ~ MONDAt TliiO nODAl 18t98 AJL-OATUROAI 9 h M . OMeage 84 .808 8 LAWN MOWERS, sharpened | Bonds—-Stodm— Balffinaio 88 J 88 8 W PLEASE READ YOUR AD and repaired, sales and aerv- Detroit ...... M 78 JB8 18h Becomes Li ice, feaital equipment. L A Ml Mortgages 27 W W VAItV ÂP>— Yfw^Mvea by ■wMpinr tht Atli1«Uca«by Ricluirdaon got th« TanksMbcatehar Bill Brymn uid UtUn- CtoaOMtoi at " t t y J k ^ w atolM aim tha ptMOa^j^ Xx/lVlV \A x / ^ •S-2 n and KS-4. A nl.»But .a Yankee vto.vic untracked <«in fit*the fK4v^third againstAMltiaf flAibAltlonal VTAlkawalks #Ato Floyd MytMfiAAiiRoMnson laa Angeles .81 78 A88 17 Equipment Oon.. Route 88, SBCOND MORTOAOB - Ux- 82 .488 28 Vemox, 878-7809, Mancheator| gi B «m is making •▼cry tory today—or tomorrow—wilt the Indians’ Jack Kralick and and Pets Ward. Oevelaad ....78 D AT^J^PBABB atoi RBPOBT BBBUBB to thna tor the limited funds available for see- Mtaneaeta ...78 88 .488 28 ,q.feiTSd a victory eKohanga, BntorpriM 1945. move the right ed Ford, who has lost six, was Bnlttmore 18, Detroit A It may not even «id firider Alex Jttoisoo stairtsd It t o r n oooriDBAXioM w n x day 7-4. 448-7968. a tuider heel, partly because of o r io u b s -t i o e b s — win It.” Into one monthly payment Of Cleveiaiid S-2 on a fancy four- his insurance value -fell behind touched for single runs in the Lee Angelea 8, Mhsiiesotn A Sunday. vrith an outstanding catdi sf DIAL 643-2711 drat and second but permitted Brooks Robinson drove in Only Gauss Bebediued. What it oould do la qpvelop There were other games in deron Johnson’s fly baU. WASHINO MACmNBS lto.28 tor each thousand drtlara blttw . 2-0 after two innings and then the NaUonal Lsague Friday Includhm repayment over five Then, wHh the Chicago 'White only one other Indian baseruh- four runs with his 28th homer TToday's Games Into a fopr-way pis''off. That • • • paired, RCA, Whirlpool and blanked Cleveland without a. hit ner—Joe Ascue drew a walk in Clevelsnd (Staage 7-18) at night. Milwaukee beat Pitta- years. FYamc Burke, 346-8897, Boa facing axUncUen in the aec- the rest of the way, retiring the and two singieo and Jerry Amdr poealbiUty la ramcA however, g i a n t s -c u b k — . „ ^ ^ kenmore. All work guaran the fourth—while running his New Toifc (Dosnitaig lS-8, 2 burgh 8-2 in 10 Innings before teed. Call 848-4918. 844-8141. Connecticut Mortgage Ex OBd half of a doubleheader with last 18 men he faced. drove in three with a bases- alttoe a victory by first-place Bob Bolin, 8-9, limited «M change, 15 Lewie St. Hartford, career won-Ioet mark to 218-84. loaded double as the Oriolea rip JRellle St Loula would out Philadel losing 5-4 snd Houston belted Tm llft RtMhiig Oir AdvtrliMrT Kanaas City and the clubhouae A five-run third inning gave KaaiSas Oiqy (O'Doaoghns 18- Los Angeles 6-1. Cubs to three bits la keepiBg YOU ARB A-lt' Track Is A-1! Conn. Champagne bubbling under cork the 35-year-old southpaw a He struck out eight and lower ped the Tigers. But they re phia and San Franoiaco loose • • • the Oiaata mathamatleally alive. ed his earned run average to 18) at Obleage (HorMn 12-8). CsUxrs, attics, trash, smaU at Yankee Stadium, Yogi sent working margin and he breesed mained 2H games behind N%w from the chase. Tom Haller hit a three-nm trucking done A-1 ri|AtI Call SE(X>ND MORTGAGES - - No 2.13. York with only one game re Detreif (Regan 8-18) at Bal- Instead of becoming clearer, m e t s -c a e d s — H-Hftir AifvtriRg^ SftTvlM ammortlzatlon of principal, Ilia athletes home to bed. “May* to his 17th season victory. • * • ttinore (P^ppaa 18-7). The Meta sniqpped the C arJ- homw, his fourth WeM to as 848-2928, Tremano Trucking be wa’U have a little party af New York's tie-clinching vic- maining. the race grew sanler Friday many games, while WllUe lla ^ Service. pay interest only. E. C. Sol- WHITE BOX-A's— • • • WaahlagtM (Loon 1-0) at night TTie Cardir m lost to nals’ winning string at si|mt bnsne. Broker, 867 Oakland ter tlM game tomorrow," he Mid tory_knocked third-place Balti Boston (Monboaquette 12-14) 2 games briiind Al Jacksmi's five- snd Jim Daveaport sadi eon- hi parting. more out of contoitimi despite Bill Skowron’s bases-loaded TWIN8-ANOELS— the ceU a r^ elU n g .Vew York trlbuted two runs hatted to. Jim Frtt li Utraii RM m i LAND CLEARING, tree St, 648-2214.______' single in-the ninth inning com pjn« Mets 1-0 but retained their one- hit pitching. St Louis got three moval, and chain saw work. Tbey wUI Indeed If young AI the Orioles’ 10-4 romp over De Felix Torres drove in three Las Angeles (MqBrtde 4-12) of the hits in the eighth inning Hart hit his 81st homer. W axti I xdveHtosxsetoT M# Downing holds the fort against troit. The Los Angeles Angels pleted the White Sox sweep af' Los Angeles runs with a pair of half game lead over the Cin- • A. Michaud, 742-8096. at Minnesota (Boswell 1-8). clnnaU Reds, \riio lost to the but failed to sewe. Dick Groat Business Opportimity 28 the Bidians today In the nipped Minnesota 54 in an af ter Juan Pisano drove in two singles .—it New York .52 108 .325 40 ager Dick Slsler had to be then. Tony Taylor singled in the c o l t s -d o d g e r s — PaiM Book No. 88789 tawed ford Road, open dalty $0 ajn.- Berra grinned when somebody to disperse the fog. And De by The Bavinga Bank o f Man- radio and heater, exceltent me- cloth and blllterd tahte ao- was the kind of night you troit right fielder Jim Friday’s Reeulta called to quell it. first run before Richie Allen Danny Coombs of Houston 9 pjn., Saturday lO ajn.-d asked, "Do you still think you 100th for Coach Danielson ehsotar has been lost and ap- chanlcal condition. Call own- cesaorles. 648-2867. P*11L couldn’t tell the players Philadelphia 4, CindnnaU 8 lashed a two-run triple and earned his first major league Northdup added the clinch Slsler, however, termed the pUcatlon has been made to ar MS-(U14 between 6-8 p.m. have a chance?" even with s scorecard. er when he made a good New York 1, SA Lonls 0 dispute “only minor difficul scored on a single by Alex John triumph although he needed "We got a tie anyway,” said The fog was so thick in Milwaukee 8-4, Pittsburgh 2- XrisM aald bank for payment of the inning catch in the bot ties.” son.. relief help from Jim Owens In Century mark in vlc-t»oo*« of the toama was uppedADepartmint) went off nuurief DODGE DART, 1968, Model Bonding— Cimtrseting 14 RN, PART-tima. Tal 949-9989. Yogi after his New York Memorial Stadium when 5, ( 1st 10) the sixth. Rusty Staub slammed amount of deposit. Yankees had beaten Cleveland tom of the inning. St. Louis Manager Johnny Cincinnati scored twice in the to two wins and a tls In three before dark whan the Indiana 270, white, one owner, low the Detroit-Baltimore baae- Houston 8, Los Angeles 1 sixth inning as Allen and'Bobby a two-run hmner for the Colts. tories in Central Connecti Hade mileage, like nevf, reasonable. Friday night 5-2. Although the Had Northrup been able Keane naturally would have pre- starts. Hie Indians are the de boarded the bus. TTm lads had ra NOnCB la herein given that ADCmONS - Rataialng waUs.| ball game started Friday to see—and catch—a ball in San Francisco 9, Chicago 0 Moytaa Pasa Book No. 8M61 lawed by 649-8188. Yanks had a chance to clinch night, miners’ headlamps cut Interscholalltic League figured out ttiat the win was Stuak cement floors, garagss, bath- the previous inning, Balti Today's Games fending CCIL oiMunpa. r a The Savings Bank of Man- rooma tilM, zemodeflng. Roof XEN. FART-TIMB. ThL 649- their fifth straight poinant if should have been standard New York (Fisher 10-17) at j play under Coach Dick OHBVROIET Blacayna, 1968, Chicago lost its second game more would have made only For the bettor part cf three tbs KKMb and when Danidson LHB chanter has baen lost and 1 ing. Can 949-499L . 9 m equipment in the outfield. one run instead of six. One St. Louis (Sadecki 20-10) 2 Danielson was achieved by stopped aboard he was greeted Owminshaia pUetlox has been made to said 4-door, 8 cylinder, automatic with Kansas City, Berra and A couple of routine fly Chicago (Buhl 14-14) at San' THE periods, Manchester wise ox Vao ORB shift power steering, power the other Yankees dressed Detroit run also scored be Sports Schedule the Manchester High soc- defensive sgalnet en inspired Uke a long lost relattvs. lUktaMs bank for payment of the balle fell for doubles Sev cause of the fog. Francisco (Estelle 1-1) | brakes. Oondltion absolutely quickly and headed home. eral others were caught osr team yeaterday. The cher Central crew. Finally, to the Slnos taking over the soccer MB amount of daposlt immaculate. Asking $696. Call In the fifth, Oriole center Plttsbnrgh (Law 12-18) at ished tefiimph was by no *T11 listen to the Mets game after the outfielders sud Saturday, Got 8 last qusitor tbs Indians esme coaching assignment at Man OL NOlTOB Is hsreby gtvsn that 649-4672. fielder Jack Brandt appear Mllwankee (Umbach 0-0) Herald Angle means a eak»-wqlk, the Indiana chester, Dsnielaon has seen his toots, builtInB, fOradcaj^ tns,| en the radio when I get home,” denly rq>otted the ball on Houston (Johnson 11-16) at Football—Windsor va East alive. Tottao PaXi Book Mo. 98900 Issued by No Job too WUUam said Berra. "We’ve got a day Ita downward trajectory. ed to be settling under a fly having to pull out all the atops teams win 100 games, lose 37 IL 1958 CHEVROIET, automatic, ball. Then he stopped and Los Angelee (Brewer 8-8), N 2 p.m. — Mt Nebo. By However, It wasn’t until tbs Fradetta Thd Savthgs Bank of MSnehos- RobMns carpentry aervico. DEMONSIUATB TOYS game Saturday. I want to get Left fielder Boog Powell In getting a 1-0 decision over and tie a dosen more, iÔCIL tsr has boon lost and appUca- radio and beater, $460. 649- looked around. Paparella, Only Games Scheduled Football — Manchester vs. Bristol. Central to the Bell clock showed but three minutes warfare. ^ KoOsrUir 4997. *mi home in bed. Fd like to of the Orioles took no Sunday Games tion had been made to said chances. He wore his pro umpiring at second base, Platt 3 P-u>-—Memorial Field. EARL YOST Town. to play that Stephens reglstsr- Coming up next 'week for the m CARPENTRY—Ahimtonm wln-| wake up in the morning gnd Philadelphia .at CindnnaU Bweaiea :or payme 1969 OXDSMOBILE statfon look at the paper and find we’re tective batting helmet to ran into the outfield. After Sunday Sporto Editor The day*# only goal, soored ed. A steady drlxOa made the Indians are gamss Tuesday In Hence ^ dowB, doors, oeOlngs, hateh- Woik now until a long pause, he signaled a Pltteburgh at Milwaukee Arid and baU most aUppery. amount o f dîooit wagon, power brakes, power in. At leau^ we knocked out the outfield. Luckily, only Patriots vs. Eagles, 1:80 — on a wet field, ■was off the toe Bristol, against Eastm and waya, ooncrets s t e ^ floorB,| Join cna cf tha oldeat and home run. New York at St. Lonls Friday afternoon at at Me steering, radto, beater, go retaining waUs, rsc rooms, ai-| Baltimore.” two balls were hit into Po Houston at Los Angelee' Nebo, Jets vs, Oiants, 8—Nebo. of Marshall Stefkens in the One within 10 miles of Bris XliWuon. HlltasldrWoltantoij. e o a d lti^ best offer. (MS-6986. largeat flrma ta tha Toy The Yankee hopes wore de well’s territory — and both ' Aa beat could be deter Notes Taken from the Baseball Cuff tol would have thought a bomb morial Field against Wethers- tics finished, no Job too Bman.1 mined, the bail went over Chicago at San Frandsoo Poniee at W allingford, 8 p.m. fourth and final period. For Party flrtd. Fun or spare nied, however. The White Sox were on the g^round. Who would ever have bet a dollar last Christmaa that Steidiena It was No. 4 and the (and not in the Bristol FoUoe field. Maacheeter ...... 0 0 0 1 649-9880. swept their two with Kansas “I couldn’t see anything the fence. Brandt could ELBOntOUTX sales sad serv tlma. Ekpertexoa unaaoea- the Los Angeles Dodgers, 1968 National League cham let. bonded rsprssentaUvs, Ah 1986 MO ROADSTER, new top, City, 8-2 and 5-4, and retained out there,” Powell said. have made the best catch OKoellant condition. 648-4828. aaiy. Can or write Baxta’a of hi.s career, and no one pions and winners over the New York Yankees in four trod Amen, UO Bryan Or., a mathematical chance for a “The ball could have come Mild Mannered but Can Be Tough 14 Parttea, lac.. Atrax, Oonal tie. down on my head and I would have seen it. — ^Pro Football Roundup straight games in the World Series, wouldn’t finish Pete Godin Maadheetor, 946A14L OPEL R A T IO N Wagon, 1962. “Fog la a great leveler,” Indians, Platt 978-9486, or eventaga 978- Berra said he really was | wouldn’t have known the with a .500 percentage in 1964 ? That’s exactly what com , RAMP eolMetors buy ExeeUent eondltlon. 80 mites DION OONBTRUOnDN-^-Jtoof- worried only once all year, | difference.” as4d Oriole pitcher Roblq xt discount priesa at tha Dte- a gallon. SeU cr trade for tag, sldtag, atterstama, oeU- 9989. Umpire Joe Paparella Roberta. "All outfleldera happened. . . . While on the subject of baseball—and Grid Foes4Iere Paces'Gross when the Yanks wwe beaten i isn’t it wonderful to have bsse-^ eouat Contsr (with Manches amaU 2-door sedan. Raaaon for iM , giRters and by Ken McBride in Los Angeles said the game was started look about even.” Surprising Rams, New Red Sox — SMUng, middle age. Uttle use wtadowa. ball the main topic of bonver- ter Rubber Stamps), 8 South Sept. 8. after players said they Apparently so did every two signal-callen on tiielr ros Main Street, Maachestar. for It 01 Jarvis Road. were able to see the ball in one else to public address sation again at this time of the ters . . . In the event of Ulness Snapping a nine-game los A. A. D80M, m a Roqftay “But when we beat Minne ing skein that has extended WOMAN to work ta rsat homa. sota twice Labor Day and Chi practice. After two fly announcer Roger Oriawold. year—the writer would like to or Injury to the one-two, quar COTTON RUGS, bedspreads 1988 FORD Falrtene, Inter- sldtag, patatiite. Oaxpaotry. AT- 649-8998, 949-8990. point out that last April 14 he over two seasons will be the Rated BasebaU Brain ‘^ 5 ; ^ terattons aBd addlnana. OsU- cago lost two, I thought we ... balls fell for doubles in the “Now running for Ka- terbacks, these are the men Finishing ons-two, Captain mmertly dyed, 70 decorator o^tor engine, 8 eyllnder, auto second inning, however, Colts Spotlighted predicted the final National who would have to run thq club, goal of Manehester High matic, radio, heater, black, tags. Wottahanakto guaran were in pretty good shape.” line,” he announced in the this afternoon against Platt I Prte Godin and Paul Kryidak colon. Luow Lady Laundry, When somebody asked how the umpires considered seventh, “ No. 34, Dennit Licague first division would be and in several cases from a 48 Purnsn n aoa . good conditio^ $280. 875-2706. teed. 209 A ta ^ lti 94tA8T much M tisfaction Yog^ got out suspending play. McLain.” Then, after turn like this. short punt, spread or some other High of Meriden at Me BOSTON (A P)—Billy HenuAn, newly named B o s to n paced 8TENOGRAPHER UNCAPPED — Jim morial Field. Kickoff win be 1966 PLYMOUTH 4-door, auto o t his first year as a manager, But a mist began falling ing off the microphone, he 1. Cincinnati, 2. St. Louis, 3. obvious passing formation .., _____m A nager,_____ a over Bristol Central yes- ^ Bouton, whose 'steady NEW YORK (AP)—^The old, old theme of an irresisti Philadelphia 4, San Francisco. at t o’elodc. 5d Sox is rated b a s e ly ^ matic, V-8, ready for winter, he answiered quickly, “ We in the third Inning, helping added: “I hope.” ble force-immovable object gets another replay Sunday The clubs who have regular llst- catching. All memben of the CSiicago Cubs infield on I a wet *9.7 mine course $146. Can between 12-2:80, Attractive opaxtag ta xm ^ haven’t won it yet I broke in pitching kept the How about that! Regardless of 1 third-string quarterbacks are ■ninmped by Meriden Ma in the National Football League game between Los An the final outcome, I was close which he played have hdd major league managerial at Memorial Field. ^ RATE UOBNSBD rest homa 648-4688. modeUng of all types. Exert-1 am office for x competent with a rough one. I never Yanks within striking 'alias (BUly Lothrldge), Green loney In the opener last, ‘ Godin was clocked to 18:08, Im t wonm ialu U ^ 9499499. geles’ surprising Rams and the equally surprising Bal . . . I know, close doesn't count. wee^ 89-14, CMich Tony posts. esntraUy loeatad, reaaonabte ateDograpber. Ihtoraating thought we'd have so many in distance of the pen « • • Bay (Dennis Claridge), Los An KrysUtk at 16:20. rates, friendly atmosphsrs. EXCELLENT eondlUon. 1062 juries as last year but we did.” Chuvalo Stops Doug Jones, timore Colts. o f geles (Terry Baker), New York AHbrio has been pointing Herman was given a two- aad varied work. Bxort- nant during the dark year contract yesterday for an George Davis, Dave Mellen, TsL 8TB-101L______Falcon Futura, buekst seats, Principals in the Pete Roselle Against them will come the Batting Champs (Henry Schichtle), Philadelphia his iniUime fo r an npset on Raw Deal Jack Lafko and David Stohe- air oondlUonsd, 22,000 mUes. Roofing and ChtiBiicyB 16-A tent axlary and benefit days, has a habit of production will be the passing team that leads the league in (Jack Concannon), Pittsburgh home son. undisclosed saliuy — estimated PASSENGERS Whntsd from Must bs seen. 649-4250. at $25,000—a t the same time man were bunched In gaining R(X>FINa — in>eeia)lstag i program. Wrtto Pt O. Ben losing his cap when he Offered Bout with Patterson artistry of balUmore’s Johnny defense. TTie fierce rush put on . Batting titles have been wrtq>- (Bill Nelson) and Washington WESTERLY. BX (AP)— the fourth through asvanth Manchaator ai to vicinity by Olsen, Grier, Lundy and ped up by rookie Tony Oliva of Oweral Manager Mike Hlggtaia PLYMOUTH, 1084, Sport Fury, pairing roofs of rtl kinds, ni 1881. Hartford, rtOMBB delivers the ball. Unitas —irresistible in his . last (Dick Shiner) 1 Add the aame of Frai^kte spots. Travelers, Hartford. Can 644- roofs, gutter worit, chimneys edncxtlon, bustaisa oapoa- \MMens two outings — against the Jones has gotten to opposing the Minnesota Twins and Ro Mitnniinoed Johnny Peaky had Friseh to the swelling list of 1864 after 8:80. 426 engine, 4-n>eed, 828 rear NEW YORK (A P )— George:>>8ee what happens then. Chu- pa.ssers 14 times this season and Tw o G a m es been fired. Summary: end, radio and heater. 648- cleaned, rspalrod. Aluminum linoe, and ralaqr nquh» Rams’ all but immovable defen berto Clemente of Pittsburgh. Streak Ends those who think Johnity Godin 16:06 M, Kiystak 16:20 siding. 90 years* eKperlenes. AhlERICAN LEAG1TE BA DART LEAGUE Chuvalo, the 27-year-oId C a -1 yalo eaid it was okay with sive front line of Roeey Grier, has helped ru)sh the opposition Oliva has a .323 average while Herman waa handed the Peaky got a raw deaL PASSENGERS wanted to Pratt 8766. him.’ ’ into hurried passes that have M, Stone 15:24 B, Davis 18:88 A Whlthey,.8 a.m.-4:48 pjn.. Free esUmatos. Ortl H0ertey,| Tresh (18), Yankees; B. Rob- Won Lost nadian from Toronto, may fight {Merlin Olsen, Dave Jones and Cemente, who has already won A streak of playing In 44 reg reins Immediately and will be Frisch fteabed to Pookyte M, MeUen 16:88 M, Lafko 18:42 CHEVROUDT, 1957, 2-doof Insan (U ), Orioles; Denietor been intercepted eight time. In Midget In tîaige when, the floundering Main Street aad iWeet Side. 8496861, 644-Sm. Tigers 16 4 former champion Floyd Patter- Anyone who didn’t know Lamar Lundy. one National League bat crown, ular aeason games came to an defense Friday aight deolar- M, Stoneman 15:68 M, Young Hardtop, V-8, Hurst floor (22); Tigers; Rodgers (4), Cassius Clay is the heavy-1 Tbe game, with top spot in Los Angeles, with a 2-0-1 boasts a fine .340 average. Back Red Sox meet Washington to Can 648-8548. Dodgers 13 7 aon at Madison Square Garden mark, can retain first place in end last Sunday for Chicago cen lagi "Peaky ahonld get the 16:68 B, Snyder 16:08 B».Dowd Shift no body rot, o:o r ig in A ng^; Klllebrew (49), Twlas. Pirates 11 9 weight champion might have' Western Conference at of Clemente in the batting pa ter Mike Pyle. He suffered a day. mexeger of the year award 16:08 M, Rindflelch 16:10 B, WANTED ride from E. Cen patot, good condition, Must RaAo-tT Rcpilr Nov. 27 in another heavyweight thought Chuvalo won the title stake, heads a busy Sunday the West by winning. Baltimore, rade come three members of the Play Sunday Vor Higglna this made offi Merry ChziBtm aB NATIONAL LEAOITE Braves I'l 9 leg injury in practice, then was for aD the statio he’s p ot np Casey 16:25 B. ter St. and Munroe Street to sell—going Into asrvles. 649- B orvietB elimination bout. Friday night at the Garden schedule for the NF^ with all now 2-1, could take the top spot Milwaukee Braves, Hank Aaron cial what had boon general I* Stonb (8), Colts; Hart (81), Red Sox 10 10 “We plan to offer Patterson with a victory, but may have to unable to make the trip to Balti with.” Elm Street, Hartford, 8:80- 9688. when he stopped Doug Jones in 14 teams in action. The others at .329, Rico Carty at .327 and more fqr the game with the Jupitera PIuvIoub was the knowledge for some time. 4:80. Can 848-7001. OOMNIH’B TV and Radto B ^ l» w ^ba a very Marty ftofis- Haller (18), Giants; Alley (8), Giants 8 12 225,000 Monday for the bout,” are St. Louis at Washington, share it with Green Bay. nie task for the one-time Fordham Fraak la no ica, avallaMs rt) boom.. Batts-1 toss for 1:28 of the 11th round. Joe iTorre at .322. Colts . . , Mike not only had been winner last night, washing out stranger to betag fired aa a deraento (12), Pinitos; Alon Yankees 7 13 aaid Harry Markaon, head of Dallas at Cleveland, Chicago at The Packers, fresh from a • • • National League aeoond baae Yale Favorite RIDB WANTED from Taylor factlan gnarantasd. Ortl (8), Braves. W hite Sox 4 16 Admirers of the Canadian, tough 14-10 decision over De in every contest since his rookie the scheduled Midget Footh^l basebaQ manager. Hie ere- 'lYndm—’t n c to n the Garden Boxing Club. “ W e’ll making his first Garden ap San Francisco, Pittsburgh at season of 1661 (14 games that League doubleheader at Mt. great is a monumental one. He Rd. or Phoenix St, live on 1818. Philadelphia, Minnesota at troit, are at home to Mlnne Giants Analyzed dentlete Ixelade stiata aa AVON pearance in six years, swarmed ir year, 14 more in each of '62 Nebo. has to try to make a pennant In Grid Feature Iroawood Dr„ to Moriarty FOR BALE — 1989 half ton Green Bay and New York at sola’s battered Vikings. The bead ot toe Cerdtoate—five Broa., Mancheatar between ip Chevrolet with utlUl into the ring and surrounded As the New" York football and '63 and two this season) but contender out of an outfit years; the Pirates six yeers Detroit. Vikings’ injured list ■ includes Hie games havs bean resched which is finishing deep in the 8:16 and 8:46 ajn. 648-6062. $996. Can after 6. 871 Muvilig-—>1______Raprssantattvas. ba their hero. He eventually de hard-running halfback Tommy Giants approach a crucial sea also in every offensive playv in uled and wUl be played. Sunday and toe Cnb»~4liree years. Four ooUege footban gamae for you toot TdsaIJMrt' time parted for his dressing room, The American Football second division for the sixth are being played to Connecticut 61( ■ StOCBi* to I Mason. • son, high-lighted by Coach Allie those games and In the 19M afternoon starting at 1:80. Pair "Peaky’a done a good WANTED—Rtde to Main St, ptoyment for tabtbera catered to and fawned upon League ofslns weekend activity championship game . . , (jounU year in a row. today, Inmdtog one under the with two Saturday games, San Cleveland and St. Louis, Sherman’s dramatic reshuffling ed in the opener will be the Pa Job,” said FTteeh. "Boston Hartford fnim Vldnlty Ver MANCHESTER Dettvsn. UgU smdl rtdidrsn' whe just like a champ. sharing the lead in the East, of the team, both Giant fans ing the tlUe game and 21 preV triots and Eagles. Second game Only One Considered tenH a good elnb aad a man Ughta. non St and Middle Tph* 1966 FORD Plektq), good ooon- tracldng and package dattvsiy.l aoKtra drtters. VTill Diego at New York and Oak season games the Bears have “We nevdr considered any Festurea are Yale's attempt Chuvalo and Jones had land at Buffalo. The * Sunday are solid favorites in their and neophytes will, find Invalu finds the Olsnta playing the ager needs at least four working hours 8-4:80. dltton, $480. Trt. 64»(M)10. tratatag. Gall today. 888- fought 10 hard rounds, each games. The Cards once again able the first In-depth analysis played since Mike joined the Jets. other ]person as the new mana years to develop hte play to record its 800th footbaU vic 648-8776 after 8 pjn. 4988- AFL schedule has Houstem at club, Pyle has been the starting ger than Biny Hierman,” H ig tory down through the years and counter-punching mostly (pm j Kansas City and Boston at have John David Crow running of the players, the strategy of ■The Manchester Pony Red ers.” a crouch. Ail o f a sudden Chu heavy duty against winlesa Chicago center 66 straight times. gins aaid. "He is well qualified. Southern Connecticut’s latest ef T n d k fB — Denver. chsimpions, the meaning of pro Raiders wUl try to make It fort to present Coach Jeae Dow valo landed a solid left to Washington, while Cleveland The job against the <%lts went He has a perfect knowledge of AntomobDcs For Shlo 4 M obfl# H oo m b 6 -A PAirr-TIMB or fidl-ttaM coma- Unitas, long one of the most football lingo, in a'forthcoming to rookie George Burman, and three wins In a row when they our players. He la fully aware confUeta aad poor perforr p ncee I with his 100th triumph, pilottiif---4PipcrN r Jones’ stomach. It doubled the feared paksers in the league, has Jimmy Brown to throw at book, The New York Giants meet the Wallingford Ponies MEED CART Tour nradtt tan- tar girl ter 7 pm t-l am . rtdft New Yorker up. Aa he retreat- destroyed Chicago's vaunted the Cowboys. Dallas is hurting although Baltimore won 52-0 of any problems we have. I per was raised with Herman. , esky WhUe the mue were solid fa- A FOR BALE BPBCIAL-Tho Pledae wndy lOrtar Doxnt. The Story of a Football Team, Sunday at Wallingford. Game had to bench first baseman Yorltes to thump Lehigh, Twn- ad down? Sbort on down pay- PAlNTQf O. lDCXg)R«m told to- ed the Canadian followed up defenses with his passing last with Don Meredith at less than visiting scouts commented on sonally know he has a keen I weekend only. Pick-up Camp torlor, papaihaagtag, w^- 286 W . H>ka. by Dan Rubin and Al DeRoga' the fine job done by Burman time is 2 o’clock at Lyman knowledm of baseball.” Dlck Stuart and '68 league bat- pie wAa m an almost Identical , msntr BankiltytT RspoxMS- er, bmt offer over $860 takes with a hard rlKht that drove Sunday in a 52-0 rout of the 100 per cent capabilities. tis, published by Duell, Sloan A HaU Field. slonT Don’t daspalrl Baa Hon- p^>er ranoved, dry wan Jones into the ropes. defending league champions. Chicago has Larry Morris still on such short notice. Yogi Berra, New York Yan ting champion Carl Yaatixem- position to stop SOSC. It. Can be seen at 118 Box WOMAN to cara.for taro-pro- Pearce. Manchester, defending Char ski, amtmg: othen. for lack of in fact, among the state od- aat Douglas Iti(rare about tew* Reaaonabte rates. Bank ftaane- aehool ohUdrsn, for werfetag ITie roi>sa threw him back j The Colts also got some good out of action and Mike Pyle, Ed kee pilot, said reoenUy: "I ast down, smauast payments Mountain Dr., Vernon, all day tag amngsd. . .FUHv taaured. O’Bradovlch, Bill Geotge and The peychology of the quar ter Oak Conference champs, didn’t think Hermar wanted to huatle on several occaslohs. | legea aiated for action, cnly Yate Baturday. mother, Pina' Btrsst vletalty. toward .Chuvalo. The Canadian, running from rookies Tony Lor- Coming Star anywhere. No xnaR loan or fi siUmates. 8tt-9668, Jo- own tranroortatlon prafarred. rammed home another right'ick and Joe Don Loonqy in a Joe Fortunato still aching from terback, as illustrated in RU' seem to be on their way to suc be a manager. But I will sayi Despite the fact Red Sox play (1-0) was supposed to win with' quarterback is still suf Tormentors,” deals with such tum specialist has been respon for Central Connecticut State’s lyn Dodgers as a player, Her Herman admitted pitching contest in the Park City. REUNION! fering from bruised ribs. waa the biggest problem and On the road, Norwich waa fig ard sh ift Oan 648-9887 after Insurad. Rene BeUmgar, r. Giant killers as Jimmy Brown sible for us getting good field vlotoiy - hungry football fans man performed«on a pennant added “an el^ th place club has I ured to beat Uoast Oufurd. 9 pjm GBisgx—S ervice 0012 or 94498M SlUDE toiifWO Philadelphia’s new-Iook Ea of the Cleveland Browns, the position from which to get our last night aa the Blue Devils winning Cubs Infield with Stan ured to beat Ooqst Gqard.tJ.-!) gles will try to square their offense going.” ... In three trounced Bridgewater State, 42- Hack, l*hil Cavaretta and Bil to have a few weaknessea. We by about 19 potato at Northfleld, tlUty ' Stmrage 10 INSIDE and outside painting. W EST SIDE OLD TIMERS record against favorite foe Washington Redskin’s Bobby will talk to every team in bothlyt.; Rutgers about a TD over Jeep, MOWER Mitchell, Larry Wilson and games Renfro has eight kickoff 0. ly Jurges. All later became must sen. Ortl 949-8m a ftw You name your own prtoa. Pittsburgh, 'but Joe Kuharich returns for 248 yards, a very managers In the majors. leagues in hopes of making I Connecticut (0-1) at New Bruns 8. FOR RENT—Boat and traUer 649-7868, 87M I01. has question marks on the stat Sonny Randld* o f the St. Louis proflUbte deal.” inside storage for 16’ . boat Needs E*perleeeei GARDEN GROVE, KEENEY ST. strong Sl-yard average, and also T ve always wanted anothsr wick, NJ., and Temple about us of injuries to Earl Gros, Bob Cardinals, the Dallas Cowboy’s No Opening in System four touchdowns over Southern 1998 PONTUC Grand Prtx, 2- $25 per seaaoQ. TeL 648-5884. Buddy^^W an^^lVMnmy Mc- has returned seven punts for 70 opportunity to manage,” Her Fsrai Managen Brown and Ray Poage. yards. Sports Viewing Peaky had been Informed of Connecticut (0-2). ’ door .hardtop, beige, white Donj • • • man said. "The first time I was the situation earlier 'in the buokm; aeaty^.fuUy equipped. In my 80s, Inexperienced and MotorcydcB—B teyd cB 11 COMPETITION NIOHT AUTO.LOADINO RIFLE There iani^lossiady o f foot SATURDAY morning by Higgins. He also Oan he seen q r Reuben Plean’e Becood Men S ^ r d a y , U.S. Olympians ball terms and to o f pagea o f Right Answer 1 _ Pra-Oame, Chaimela made plenty of mistakes. Now Final Effort Texaco, 891 Mrtn Bt., Man- I’m older and fed Pve learnsd was told thare waa no opening 1962 DUCATT, 280 e.e., exert- THIS SATURDAY. OCT. 3 tips for photogrkphers from in the club’s minor league ays- cheater. ‘ V Hdrd Men Will bo prosoflttd'to Hit “If I hadn’t made H, I would 99, 80. a lo t I lent condition, $850. Can 648- Startlii9 4rt 7:00 P.M. Arrive in Tokyo veteran Dan Rubin explaining 1:18—(Syracuse-Holy Cross, tem for! him at file present BOWUNO' GREEN, Ky. 4648 after 7. WANTED the lenses, types of cameras, have kept rigdit on running,” la "I know I oan do a good Job. (AP) — .Red Auerbach and F(HU> 1998, '9-door Ctelaxte; October 24 the way New York reserve q n Channels 99, 90. ” !('was hiOky enough to be a t time. tew asUeagf, power atsertng, LUCkY SWEEPSTAKE, WINNER and angles he has worked out g _ Yanks vs. Indlaas, Pesky____ , __ did____ not______attend.____ theFrank Ramaey huddle here Uk I m I out of 21 Shots TOKYO (AP) — Am erica’s Gary Wood expreued his feel five pennant winners white 1 autotaatte ttonttanlartoii. beat to tontaet oKperieeeid- < P .M . whole Olympic team of 362 ath for various types of action ings right after he had scored " ' Cha^knel 8. eoartisd under six differrat prxu oonfenmoe. Later hv had morrow when tha Boston Ort- offer. 944-1908TT 3 PRIZES AWARDED shots, 4-^NFL Countdown, Chsx- this to say: L tics’ gene^ manager makes a 18 at 8:30 P.M., Serturdoy^ O ct. 3 letes and 127 officials was in the 'Winning touchdown in New managsrs. All mopigon have (Mared ■ , t Tokyo today, the last contingent • • • So ”My plana arc tadeftalix I’m I final rtfort to Induce Ramasgr DCnxjOi IM , 4 ^ r bardt^, and licensed phaTma- Sfeak Dinner York’s last-minute 13-10, come- 4 _ post-Osme, Channels their good and had Minta. I not mad at anybody. It ^happens to rejoin the National" B ask et LAWNMOWBR rtiarasntac: ra- arriving in the early morning from-behlnd victory over W a^ feel Pve pldced up the good exceptlpnxny r clean, power H uoten, Sportsmen— Sharpen your shooting eye. Shat-R-^Ballîs excellent prac- Things in Common to all people in basebaU. baU Association champions. The utomatlc transmte- palrs. salsa, rotor blades ciat interested In own hours and heading for Olympic ington ... Wood scored on' a **«.*®- ones. Village to join the clans of 8—Hinchdown, Channel 18. "Good luck to Billy. Auerbach-Ramsey meeting la aeU. 944-1908. rtiarpenad; bicycle sates, mtv- tios for any type of shooting. What does Tom Matte of the fourth down, one-yard carry af **1710 hardaat part of thte lea. Maaobaster (tyde Bbop, DofloHon— athletes gathering for the XVin Baltimore Colts have in common gt$0 — ’ Boston Patriots, “Nobody Ukea to get fired aehsduled aa tha (Jrttlca opm a ing and operating Ua ter regular NY quarterback Y.4 . Job la to gain the reqtoet of the but you hava to ke^ going. Irtx-game axhlbltlen aariea 19 6 1.FALdpN irioor atatli 148 W. lOddla IhnrilN . 8 » For Af Olympiad onl^ a week away. with Jerry Relchow of trie Mln- Channels 18. 99. pteyara and got 106 pot omt Tittle had been re-injured on *T hops to stoy ta bsMbalL” lagatast tha St I«ute Hawka. own new and tnoddm ' OPEN SATURDAY ft SUNDAY — 12 NOON. 10 P.M. $S;00 por ponon 1 Tlte official welcome for neaqta Vikings? Or Ross Ficht- third down .. Said teammate SUNDAY out of than. America’s oontlngent will be ner of the ' Cleveland' Browns Del Shofner of ntUe’s perfor lti9 i -r FootbaO HIghllghto, *Tm a vary mild msnnsrsd Harman said ha would ^ BA'VB BMAU*ra tr. tnidih- Bounce hte 1996 coaches no tet mltos, vary eteaa. 1940. Thons dnig atpri 3’or full' THURSDAY ft FRIDAY — 4 P.M.»10 P.M. , Monday, Oct. 5 when the Stars with BUI KUmer of the Sen mance in trie second half: "Y ou Channel 8. nfiMi, hut X have very dettelto Complete Slate 748-9978. Atties I lad eapuB and StripM will go up at the eh- ^^ranctaco 49ers? Or Matte with know the name q( this ^t98 — Yanks vs. todlana, idsas,! know what has to ha ter, than Monday, probably Sat Bubbtab ramovao. R«Baasenabte. .particnian write to tranoa to tho village. Sixty flags 8. urday. Hs has no tatsntlona of , BOBTOH _____OH (AFt-VIh# Boston CORVETTE Shark NOsa, 1868, Ttokals ax aala m.PeBta’a : Flchlnei; or with Terry Barr ot — It’s third down and long yard- done and PU got tough, if 091818-1048. ■uqn>ed the brisk breeae at the the D«bx>lt Licma? Or Johnny 9il8 — Giants vs. Uons, to plqtoon hte squad butlBrutaa eonrtuda their .Natteoal 800 tap., 4-spesd. Can 87B-: ace find you make It... A a t ’a ■ oaaary, to do it”. BiDEWALKS, ar OMXxsItto Memitarai village gate Saturday repreaent- Petitbon ot tke Chicago Bean? nttle.” X. A., ndw injured his Herman usea ths; cutting ra- y astehUabed athletes ta I ifockey Leagus axhlUttoo earn- 4008. 8TEP8, ^ , • 4 - ing-countriea officially checked Or Jim IRakken of the St. Louis riba the previoua week, did not i ‘M -r^ ta vs. Cards. mark and ssrrsaw' to got ma diffarant poalttons. He wants tot patyn wlfh lam m tonight and walte. T y Holland—64.^9(406 ’ Hank McCann— €49-0767 In. ' I V Cardinals? The answw: An arm play at all in the firs^half dur CSxumel lA . jglM aeroaa to todolsxf alO- Iprtt at Hddte.Brsaaoud at thiid I tomorrow agabist tha New 1866 fONH Aa Y A xric9Mdto Aa of noontoday, 8,523 Ath «$d raeWs Daltea JMsslTtak B a n a o if ■ttemgwWI Ed Wernsr—649-0909 Nick Angelo— 643-7663 that can throw a football .,. ing which the Redskins took a letes" were working out on Ihe seven n)*9 menUoned 104) lead, then came baclîn * ciaMNl*? ^ <***• 'atbrilltbM aM $lioq$. gtoas.li ad.Braton C0NN.G0UUND tracks, swimming In the prac are^the moat Ukely to play the the second to comifleto 18 ot to Daadllae for I I of TliêU—Ootqber 19 ROUTES 03 ft|30' 8 t a £ c o t t v iu l e tice tank or hurling; .JavpUaa of ^'No,, I quarterback” on p^ 4 for 150 yards. Ha M s p . - . ' . ' V ' over the tree tope. ' the NFL tahma^lhat have only ■holhar four tlmaa for 78. 'I'j \ I • If- \ t PAGE FlITBEIf SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1«M MiHCHESTER EVkNlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1964 f k G t f o u R 'n a c K IVir Sale It Howmb For Solo 73 HmieM For Snk 72 Hautea For Sola 72 HottgiB For Sola 72 Svbarban For Sate 76 Sabarban For Solo 75 Gatdtn Ftena ■ Dairy THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By PAGALT sad SHORTEN H o 72 ggVWX ROOM elder hooM, 4 W om an Hurt Piodaete .60 tax ROOM Cape, tarn Xltohsn — Haw T nora COMB BEE Pilgrim Hills — MANOBBaTBR iH NSto Csme RANCH. 3H rboma; nettled In ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two VBRNON-ûat over line. 3H nIaaO nadi, O-Oar ganga, hedraema, 3 batha, lot TSxlBi. Fine new acres of wooded land, in a room ranch, spacious Uving ttrtng toom wtto fte^lkOL MartMt K. Robarteen. Realtor, homes! Less than with fihimteum siding, 100x200 the treee in a beautiful wood PUMPKINS fbr iêa and HU- msdlato oeoopaitoy, 3U ,m baOttok in totea, % aeralat, ^ t ! y x — no money down! lot, Range, 3 bedroenu, built- ed neighborhood, just off businesB zone, plus a 6 room room with fireplace, huUt-ln' In O n e o t V h EM CUmitWlT HI HAS *Bur VMIK THfV . CLASSIFIED lowe'en, 6e to TCc; oarfots, FhObrlkk Agsney. 849J48L tramaodoas valoa. ngraa Agon* Others nUnimum dow n! in MteiMn, large dining aren. Route 13. Housk has 3 bed- stone house with a three car kitchen, m bathe, |16,900. 10c a lb.; gourds, 3 for 8c; A SlUJOH'N ONE GiMMiCKt POR. fMotr-cHtoWB e y ,0494801. You ought to see thsse out Izapeaeblate condition. Im- raoms, IH baths, large ree- garkgA nU for 314,000. Locat Hayea Agency, 64S-430S. acorn and blue - Hubbdrd C H I A ^ M OTHI ' fHpHt CO. - standing Ranches, Capte, medlafe oecupency. Wolverton reatlon room, patio, large lot, ed wove Munson’s Candy 4 Accidjetits POUTER HIXiHBr itaiKdMbtar—Conveniently lo Shop. House needs a com squash. 21 Angel Street room Chva, tli«| RaiMd Ranches, BpUt Levels Agency, Renltora, 649-3313. 317,900. Philbrick Agency, o p i r m m :w h r u m v d m m iF HolUster St. cated. att^tive 4-room ex- — featuring buUt-n> decora 640-3464. plete redecorating, but haa ADVERTISING xMf H X dST 10 Mixioa ru. garage, t e fa traa d pw m n'Caps, one car garage, tor oolor^ General new .well, eeptic, etc. T . J. Four accidents occurred last FertOlEoiB 50-A MAkf A P|M0H-1D-niM0M |lT,m PUIMek fargs kitchai, basement rec kitchens and acre titeLSêd Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. OPEN HOUSE night at intersections to E. CLAflSIFIED ADVERHSING DEFT: ttOUBS ePUlDMVElLP'IHACrW , 8 Room Oolonial, 649-8484. reation room, other extras. This lots with magniflesnt view in SIX ROOM SINGLE Cmtsr Ste. Police report two S AJL to S P JL GOOD COW manure, $8 and you should see. ROCKVnXE—Centrally locat minor injuries and two surssts. neira.iMaM/rMOKA/,Mo Wan • to • Wan M ANOBBSm b-a faadtar, 64>- beautiful park-like country 310. loads, delivered. Excellent setting. The price range Is Manchester, SO Bast Mid- ed 6 family and 4 family Sunday 2-5 P.M. Seven of the nine cars Involved XRBOrr HAHA >Mi' flaipstliig) 2 fuU Batha, S 8, fony ueciupiaO. tgot loca dla TuntpUte, close to for fUl use. 643-7804, 649- ear Garage with work jLndovfr Âke—Furnished sple from 318,990 to 317,990, the houaea*' 338,000, 36,000 eaah were towed from the scene. OOfT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 8781. tion, good taeoaM. Inbollifv- and spaa 6 hxnn home, eaaUy Bchoola end shopping. Suit can take over both propertiea. Arrested was Mrs. Kath Shop, Nioa landscued I « t abte low prtoa. (M l aaily. values are amazing, tha LYMAN ROAD, BOLTON Prieed balew 3>0,0()0. oonvtetirt into jrsar 'round Uv location la superb! Ihat’s able for residence or office 37,200 annual income. CaU erine H. Crean. 20 Milford Rd., MOMDAX «k n nUDAX «»»■ AJL-WATCKDAT • AJL Wolvortan Agamy. Raattor. tag. or .business in home. Shown owner between 7 a.m.-3:S0 charged with failure to yield Hoosehold Goods 51 649-28U . «diy they’re seUlng! Models open Stmday end daily (ex by appointment only. p,m. at Middletown, Diamond Custom buUt 5^ room right of way when turning left Manchester—On bus Une, T 6-9480. split-lsvel, paneled fire at an intersection. Police re USED APPUANCB8, clean re BTRBirr — Is the room d y rellt^ , 1\^ baths, one cept Tuesdays) from 1 p,m. to Chairl68 W . Lathrop, A gent dark. Five mUes east of Man 648-6273 place wall and living room, port that the three-car crash frigerators, ranges, washers 649^984 648-7886 heart “ of the West MAe, 8% aar garage, conveniently lo- TOLLAND — Near Parkway. occurred when the woman mo aitd dryers, prices reaaonKhle room ranoh with a real neat chester on Routs 44A in Cov 8 bedrooms, modern kitch eatsd t6' schools. BRAE-BURN REALTY Large 4H room ranch, en en with bullt-ins, oil hot torist, traveling east On E. Cen- I at B. D. Peari Appliances, rea room Nniag for oBly |16,- entry. Samuel M. Lavitt closed p o ^ , garage, fireplace, Agency, MLS Realtors at Ver water heat. ter St., collided with the car ■ 643-2171. 900. Our slgsui an ea the ALICE CLAMPET, hugp work shop, acre trees, of Kenneth W. Berkowltz, 18,1 ipiroperty. Fwl FHA er VA. non Circle, 643-3158. 376- T O O C3O0D MANCHESTER — This 4 bed privacy. Hayes Agoicy, 648- EVERYTHING in aterUaed ra- LAKBFRONT - 146 f t aaody 6297. room raised ranch home wUI Dlrectiona: Second right Hattford, as she was attempt- j Dogs—BirdA—P«te 41 beach, large wkll built hooie, T. J. Crackett, Raeltov, 8M- R^ltor 649-4648 4803. aet Roeemount, on Route ing a left turn Into Wood- H«lp Wmtoa—»i 3 6 eonditianed used tuhiiture and 1877. .aseure plenty of room for the appliances, high quality—low 4 flald ied , 2 imfliWshed hed- JUST STARTING or retiring— TO BE TRUE! S, last house on right. bridge St. A third car, driven FOR SAUB—Labrador Retriev growing family, big kitchen BOLTON—New Junior-Senior WOMAN WANTKD, S dayi a ^ c e a . LeBU nc Furniture, 198 rooms, hot water heat patio, 1CANCHB8TBR—8 tenlly 8-6 this 4 room ranch will fit with buUt-ins, 3 full baths, High School. Charming 4 bed £ by Charles H. Hildebrand, 25, WMk for boaaework, prefar- er, 6 months old female, ARC, South Street, R ockvflla. 878- fli^ O a oe, 318,900. CSariten W. duplaoc, shaded 80x100 yard, the bill, 2 large bedrooms, So. Mldn St. of Rockville, then ran into the all permanent sbota 876-6079. tw o FAMILY—One year old, rec room, 3-car garage, price room (Royal Barry Will* de R. F. DIMOCK CO. tably Monday* and Fridaya 2174. Open 9 4 . Hiltehins, Raattor, 649-I13L 3-car garage, saw oU hot .wa 4 and 3 rooms, 3 bedrooms, large living room, and kitch 321,500. Wafren E. Howland, rear of the Berkowltz car. i Bight room Colonial in good signed) rambling Cape, over Mrs. Crean was treated at OaU 6484904. FRENCH POODU» — Stand m o a r ROCW raised ranch, ter baaeboard heStiiif gyMam. famUy room one apartment, en. 270’ deep lot, one-car condition, nice landscaping, aU MLS Realtor, 643-1108. 2,200 sq. ft. of living area, . 649-6246 NOW a v a i l a b l e a t M ar- ahuninum storms and aeresni, overslsed garage with patio. Mancheater Memorial Hospital ard. Two left one black, one two years old, taugo livliig mddein kitchen, excellent con hardwood floors, garages. Close with many extras. Center toy for a broken wrlsL and was I low’a — Armstrong, easy to large rooms, exosOent eoadl- dition. PhUbrlck Agency, 649- All for only 312,600. Warren SEVEN ROOM raised ranch, er, 2% baths, large family white, 6H weeks old, |26, clean, Quaker and vinyl rtigs room with fireplace, modem to golf oourae, ewinuilag and discharged. She Is summoned to ] tlML 388,900. WotewtoB Agen- 946A' E. Howland, MLS Realtor, custom buUt, 1,300 sq. ft. of kitchen, 2-car garage. Choice Htlp Wanted—Mak 36 643-2309 after 6 p.m. for kitchen, bedroom, living Uteban with bonttiik, family echooie. 316,9W. appear In cou rt Oct. 19. i room, 4 or 6 bedrooma, 2-sano Îtealtor. 848-SMI. ______643-1108. living area, built-lns, recrea-; location on 2^ acres. High PART-TIME S furnltura and REGISTERED German short room, and den. 887 Main St, $18,000 — A T T R A C nV B 3 bed tion room, two fireplaces, 2- Wantfid— Raal Estete 77 Russell B. Lennon, 47, of 34 te. ••• es—«s hot water heat, garage, 334,900. elevation. For appointment îplianco delivary and ware- haired pointers, • Storrs, 4to- Furniture Dept MANCHBSTBR-OMer 3 »om room ranch, fireplace, alumin CUSTOM RANCH—6 rooms, 8 car garage, 3 full b ^ . many, call"sutanne* Shoi^s^Ms'-SMe' Coolldge St., was arrested and Phllbrick A ge!^ , 649-640t. bedrooms, formal dining room, charged with failure to obey a bouae man, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. 2291. O i « d e i . VA baths, modern um storms, enclooed carport J. Do Realty Co, otoer MtrM. 323,900. J. D. Exclusive with J. Watson WANTED—4 bedroom home In HI-FI STEREO, wahnit cab kitchen, encloeed poreh, excel basainent, li^ e lot nice view. kitchen built-lns, fireplace, Realty, 643-6129. Mancheater or vicinity. E. C. traffic signal, after Investiga Call M r.^ttanciU 643-1624. inet, AM and FM radio, like MANCHESTER — Six room 6U -6129 Beach A Co., Realtors, 632- FOR SALE English setter lent nelghterhood, only 314, Carlton W. Eratcblns, Realtor, IH baths, garage, wooded lot Solimene, Broker, 643-2214. tion of an accident at Center new, 3126. Freexer latge com Ranch, kitchen wjth bunt-ins, SIX ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2114. SET-UP MAN hunting dog, pedigree with pa- Apartm ents— ^Flats— Apartments— Flate— 'H o u m For Rent 6f dining room, 8 bedrooms, full 900. Hayea Agency, 641-4808. 6494032. Priced below I^ A iq>praisal. and Adams Sta. Police said wlt- mercial type in excellent Wesley R. Smith Agency#,648- aluminum siding, wooded lot, pers, reasonabable. 648-1-1927. — Tenements 63 Tenements 63 basement, carport 100x200 V ernon HOUSING problems 7 ? ? How \ neaaes reported Lennon collided | a n d working condition, 376. 649- FOR RENT—^New C^pe Ood, MANCHESTER — New Usthig. 314,600—CIOSE to Main St 1667. centrally locate, bus, shop to go about it with the min- with a car driven by Frances O. 7826. artesian well, hot water heat, lot immaculate condition. 38, St James Parish, 5% room ping, FHA 3600 down. Pasek MACHINIST EAST HARTFORD — brand THREE ROOM' heated apart 900. aasumea m ort««e. F h ll- 6 room home with garage. 2 STUPENDOUS VALUE 4mum of effort and the best House, East Hartford, when he L iv e S t o d c 42 fireplace, electric kitchen, ce ranch with garage, IH baths, QUALITY eight room spUt ^ t y . 389-7475, 742-8243. THREE PIECE walnut bed new 3 room apartments, all ment, 456 Main Street 390. brick Agency, 649-8464. full'' baths,' good condition. of results. Then con ta ct allegedly went through a red ranjic tile bath, full cellar. 34 foot Uving room with fire Wesley R. Smith Agency. 643- level In Lakewood Circle. Our 317,800 buy brand new 6- local realtor. light at the intersection of Cen Top wacaa, fringe benaflta. Ap room set in excellent condi on first floor, ideal for couples 649-5229, 9-5. sign is posted. In the thirties SIX ROOM sotfumdable Cape PONIES for sale, driving 742-8724. place, oil hot water heat, plaa- I W l .. ' room Colonial A garage. ter and Adams. Lennon will ap ply in peraon pony, pony cart and sulky tion. 643-4543. with no children. Includes RANCH—Anaaldl bum In 1969 —and worth it T. J. Crock in spotlessitlsss conmtion, condition, fireplace, range, refrigerator, disposal, FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, ter v^ls, aluminum storms Extra large rooms—extra pear In court Oct. 19. harness, saddle riding ponies, VERNON—16 minutes to Hart Modem (Youngstown kitchen b o w e r s SCHOOL—7 room fuU ett, Realtor. 648-1577. shod donner, alwntnum sid NEBU> A new m a ttress7 . A ll heat, hot water, and individ central location, heat, hot with buUt-lna, S bedrooms, and ' screens. Custom buUt large lot. Built-ins, 1% Aa the result of a third acci K, r. A D MFC. CO. guaranteed sotmd. Lasy N water, 'one year lease. Call ford, Immediate occupancy, S 1961. 316,900. Wolverton Agen shed dormer Cape, 4 or 5 bed ing and windows, 'beautiful baths, fireplace, tormid dent at Center and Church Sta., sizes, famous brands at lower ual thermostats. Storage bedroom Ranch, stove, one ceramic tile bath, 2 fireplaces, pÛ ke yard, only 314,900. Reidio Today Ranch, 737 Lydall Street 649-5Q48 after 6 p.m. cy, Realtor, 649-3813. rooms, 1 ^ baths, garage, 315,- $14,900. dining room. Can’t be re Edward P. Keesler, 36, of 362 384 Charter Oak St, Manchester. 643-te06. prices. Howard’s Sleep Center, space in basement, coin oper- year lease. 3126 monthly. laatered walls, oU hot water W M l^ R. Smith Agency, 648- 649-6336. r-ated laimdry, parking, appli 900. PhUbrlck Agency, 649 produced at that price. CaU Oak St., was taken to the emer NEW 5 ROOM duplex, master Owner Niantic 739-8831. eat ivlth cast Iron radiation. 8444. . . . wU l'buy this 7 room , 1667. , .JDkc—iset Mancheatar ances by\ General Electric. Immediate occupancy, IIS.OOO. 4-bedroom home. Prime A. Foraker 649-5306. 1:00 Chip ntoiopMa gency room at Manchester Me REFRIGERATOR gas stove, TV antenna, stove, disposal, g ANSALDI HEIGHTS |:06 Jim NstUston ArtidSB For Sale 45 3120 monthly. 83 E3m Street garage, convenient shopping, Philbrick A gency, 640-8464. 315,500— BRANCH w ith 6 large west side location, 93x180 RANCH—6 extra large rooms FOUR ROOM expandable C i^ 4:0b Chip mompsoa morial Hospital. He was treat* WANTED—General machiniata gas dryer, plus other articles (off Burnside Avenue near bus. Adults. 643-9140. Suburban For Rent 66 60 VIRGINU RD. rooms, 100x250 weU shrubb^ lot. A terrific value with with 3 bedrooms, famUy sixed on a lot qize 80 feet by 175. S;06 Dick Roblnwn ed tor bruises and discharged. on precialon parta. Muat be DARK, RK!H stone-free loam! of furniture, good ccmditlon. Main). Model apartment open FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 batha, formal dining room, kitch kitchen, 19 foot living room Colonial Cape has a Barrows a Wallace 1:00 Nswi. SIzn Off Police report that Keesler, experienced. Wilco Machine ^ 3 -1 6 6 7 . lot, full ceUar, fireplace, 8 Manchoater Parkade, _ w iu *-eM Also, flu, sand, gravel, and daily. Apt D. Phone 528-2030, ROCKVnXB — aean, first FURNISHED year ’roimd home guest house, 2 car garage— Beautiful 9-room Colonial, bedrooms, large kitchen, spot en, pantry arrangement with pine paneled waU, gen charming interior, lea'vlng lit 1:00 jmek And»ri Shew eaatbound on Center St., was Tool Co., Route 6 and 44A, stone. 64S-950L eve. Raymond Damato, 643- • Manehester 649-6306. SINOEUt zig-zag sewing fes floor, 6 room apartment, full on Andover Lake, immediate all on HoU Street, fine central 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 8-oar less ' condition. Wolverton 1% baths. Priced to seU, erous closet space, 100x190 lot, tle to be desired. A fenced in 3:00 Tsl» V*. Lehigh unable to avoid the car of En Bolton, Coon. Tel. 649-6268. 7091 or 528-4602. bath, walking distance to occupancy, 3150 monthly. Call location. Low 20’s they are immediate occupancy. convenient neighborhood, alu flagstone patio and targe 8:00 Fred fiwanson Shew field motorist Theophlle Du BE GENTIE, be kind, to that tival. Trade-Ins galore com garage, beautifully land- Agency,. Realtor, 640-2813. (:S0 Dav* Arthur Show EXPERIENCED meat cutter, ing each day! Portables, con church, bus stop, and general J.-D. Realty, 648-5120. asking. T. J. Crockett, Real minum storms and screens, ameslte drive and garage BUBURRAN 6 room ranch with 12:00 S in Off mont, 36, which was straddling expensive carpet clean it with VERNON riot, 337,900. OaU lor excellent working conditiofia, soles, desks, many late mod shopping. Private parking. tor, 643-1577. 172 HIGH ST. 316,900. Wolverton Agency, great.tly enhance the exterior. garagq, foimdation 83x38, w n o —IMS the eaatbound lane. No afreets Blue Lustre. Rent electric ANDOVER—^Four foam apart 16,000. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. 1:00 N«wa w ere made. good atarting aidary. Ajyply ahampooer |1. The Sherwin- els. Portables from 314.60, Baseboard hekting; also, avkU- Ointment Wesley R. Smith Realtor, 649-2813. 316.0 13x16 kitchen, cabinets ga able with stove, refrigerator. ment, including heat, hot BEAUnPUL paneled heal Ansaldi built Ranch, fire lore, 18x18 fireplaced living 1:16 HaUnat No injuries nor arrests but Box KK, Herald. Williams Co. consoles from 324.50. All re NEEDED—'East Side. S bed 1:46 tJConn ra. Kutgan You Can Afford References. 875-0905. water. Call 742-7676 for ap family room off kitehan. 3 bed Owner—649-6568 place, plaster, 6 large 181 LAKE 8T„ Manehester. room, 3 bedrooms, 119x367 6:00 Monitor aome vehicular damage was Nothing conditioned and guaranteed. poin tm ent room hotise under 320,000 as IAWNMOWER8 - Arisns, room ranch, aluminum storms, rooms, full basement, cor Nsw listing—3 bedroom Chq;>e, parklUce lot. ExceUent condi 4:00 New*. Weathj reported in a fourth accident Easy terms. Singer Sewing Agency 7 rooms, oU heat, aluminum soon as posslbl*. Carlton W. t:W TWO EXPERIENCED pain t- Lawn Boy, Toro, Boieiu Orbit Center, 832 Main St., Man FOUR ROOM apartment, first cella r, 163x246 lot, only 310.- ner lot, vacant Asking tion. 316,500. wolverton Agen Învestigated by police last Luxury Living! floor, children welcome, 375 38 JOO — WBLL. KHFT 8% room combination windows, fire Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. m easures era wanted. 649-9668. Air, and riding mowera Wheel chester. 643-8883. SOO. Oartton W. Butchlna. 649- $17,900, trade considered. 648-1567 cy, Realtor, 649-3813. loito rofetrum night at 7:15 at E. Center and monthly, not including heat Business Property e m . ranch. 8 bedrooms, attraottve T. J. Crockett, Realtor, place, enclosed poioh, artesian Member Multiple Listing. 11:00 New* _ . Spmoe Ste. One motorist aide- hoTM and Bolens 4-wheel diwiiig area, suteirMa. Owner 459 KEENEY STREET. 6 room 11:16 Swrts Flnsl tractors. Parts and service. AQUA SOFA, melon chair, Elegant new 4 room apartments oil furnace. Call anytime 649- For Sale 70 643-1677. . well, 3-car garage. Lot BOLTON — 7 room ranoh on swiped another aa both were CARPENTER wanted. Call white foot stool, white pole in lovely suburban neighbor 8027. WELLS STREET—6-6 duplex amdoua. Oartton W. Colonial, sunporch, large yard, 175x320. Owner 643^663. four acres. Three car garage, making similar turns, police up to a Capitol Equinnent Company, Reattor, 84M181 SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms, 1%I 742-8863. 38 Main St., Manchester. lamp, mahogany cedar' chest, hood within walking distance of ESSO SERVICE station tor cloee to all faculties, new 2-car garage, ameslte drive, M anchester outbuildings. Ideal for horses, w por—1*14 said. mahogany knick-knack shelf, high school, bus. shoppliu and leaae at Bqlton, Notch, High heating, hot water units, cop baths, modern kitchen with i across from Pox Grove Coun DE8IRABLJ! 6 room custom etc. Vacant. Owner very anx 1:00 Jim M ûghlta WANTED—Two men full-time Open dally 7-8, Thursday 7-9. Furnished Apartments 63-A Cape. Many axtraa. Price re 7:00 K*n Oriffln _ Stich-buili beige northern dyed muskrat minutes from Parkway. Equip ways 6 and 44A. Omtaet Mr. per plumbing, and more, re FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, built-lhs, dining room, fam try CTub, 315.500. CaU owner ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 8:00 ^ a rtir Oah* v*. W*steh*at*r NEW LOOK’ FLOWERS aa carpet layers helpers. Ap' Saturday 7-4. paneled fatoUy room, Utehen ily room, full basement, 1- duced. CaU owner 64S-6U8. coat. 643-2618 after 6. ped -w i t h OE refrigerator, D. Lothrop, 027-4188. cently painted in and out, un- 643-4719. OPEN FOR INSPECTION 648-1577. 13:00 Sal LaRpaa BAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) ply Mr. Turgeon, Carpet De SMALL apartment size refrig built-in OB oven, range der 320,000. W arren E. H ow with huUt-ins, ftwmal dlntaig car garage. $22,900. Phil- wnnr—13II TWO furnished light house MAIN STREET property, suit OFF BAST CENTER ST.—6 NEW 6 toom ranch, 3 bed COVENTRY — New 6 room 1:00 CBS Newt ___ _ ^ In a research project at h o m e! partment Watkina Bros., 936 erators, newly painted, good RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, garbage disposer. Rent includes land, MLS Realtor, 643-1108. room, fireplace, attached ga brick Agency. 649-8464. 1:16 Wtakand Ortatar Hartford M ain S t keeping rooms. Call 643-5259. able for apartments or other rage, 322,900. FhUbclek A ^ - room bungalow, the ultimate rooms, IH baths, basement Sunday 2-4 Cape, off Route 31, near stores Michigan State University, flow for recreation rooms, guaran 330; 9xl6 ruby oriental, 335; heat and hot water, free park 3:00 Yankee* va. Indiana ers are being re-shaped to meet uses, next to redevelopment cy , 640-8464. in cleanliness, 3 large bed garage, on bus Une, near and school, 20 minutes from 6:60 Sporta Dlg**t teed, I24J6. Apartment size 9x12 wool braided; 12x16 ing, outdoor picnic and recrea TWO AND THREE rooms, gas MANCHBSTER-BOLTON line schools and shmping eenter. consumer demands. Blooms are brown nylon. 289-6956. area. Excellent potentlsd, pro —extra large contemporary 7 rooms, mammoth closets, high Manchester, lot 100x100, house 8;00 N*in EXPERIENCED all around stoves, 326. Porcelain sinks, tion area. heat, reasonable. Parking. Priesd below FHA value. WUI d:| 0 We*kand OreaUr Hartford being developed with atrmiger Manchesster 8’, four faucets, good for in fessionally appraised to settle room spUt IH baths, recrea assumable mortgage. Asking 34x36, large rooms. Bulldsr Is 8:00 Uf« Un«, carpenter. Call 649-9644. VACUUM CLEANER, Air-way, Good location. Adulta. New estate. Belfiore Agency, 648- $14,900. Wesley R. Smith consider trade, or wUl use 49 Mountain Rd. selling. Call 742-8868, after 6. 8:80 Weekend Orealer Hartford. stems and. longer-lasting quali dustrial work, originally 3260., B olton Road. 643-6389,> tion room, cellar, beautiful 1^ Town of rent as down payment. 649- ties. I sacrifice, 336. Large assort tank, excellent condition, 325. Only $125! 5121. acres. Many fruit trees. Cus Agency, 643-1567. 13:18 S in Off DRIVERS for school buses, ex- Tel. 528-1583. 9644, 648-2468. LEBANON, CONN., Heritage Growth regulators, extra dos- Ridge ceUent part-time work for ment of used restaurant, store TWO ROOMS, private bath, BUSINB8S ZONE HI - Oght tom bunt many extras. Re For 'value and distinction at Hill, Route 207. Capes, ea of carbon dioxide, tempera-1 and tavern equipment. Fon free parking, business block, duced to low twenties. Owner Manchester OPEN HOUSE NEW HOMB»—We have 6 new third shift men, 7:30-9:00 a.m., room* with two offices, sep homes under construction 38,600—SEVEN room Ranch, a bargain see this custom Ranches, and Raised Ranches, RockvUle-Vernon ture control and longer and' 2:15-3:45 p.m. Phone 643-2414. taine's Used Restaurant Wanted—^To Boy 58 Samuel M. Depot Square, adulta. Tel. Mr. arate entrance, suitable tor 649-6985. JOB OPPORTUNITY fireplace, 6 years old, wood • room ranch. 1,860 sq. ft. on one acre lota. No money down shorter periods of daylight are Equipment, 473 Windsor Keith, 649-8191. Sunday 1-5 p.m. , right in Town. Ranches from busineM or professtcoal ui MASTER MECHANIC '318,500 and ColoniiUs in the ed 1% acres, extra buUdlng one floor. Home Includes fea VA, FHA financing. Open Y la i’A CkAf I baing used in the program head- i RHKXABIE man required for Street, Hartford, 527-6771. WANTED TO BUT—Antlcraes RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, lot, needs handyman’s touch, tures too numerous to list. Re Lavitt Agency NEAR MAIN ST.—8 furnished Philbrick Agenity, 640-9464. FOR twenties. Prime locations, daily 3 til dark. Sales by jury uaie oei Richard Undstrom. M8U factory work. Opportunity for and good used tUmiture. Vil kltcheh, Uving room, wooded smaU down paymsnt. Pasek duced to upper-twenties. Own Philip Segal. Call anytime advancement to man of stea^ SORRY SAL is now a merry rooms, bath, heat, hot water, lot, bandy to bos, shopping, quality construction. CaU, lage Peddler Auction House, 643-2158 R ealtors 875-6297 HIGHWAY 72 Lawton Road gladly give you the details. Realty. 389-7475, 743-8248, er 875-8060. 43S-(1S14. In Tober Death habits and responslbUity. Ap gal. She used Blue Lustre rug Vernon Circle, Pkwy Exit 98 private entrancef 18 Delmont etc. Excellent condition. 312,- 643-7308. R ^ e 83, BSlingtcn. 878-3711, St. Land F or Salo 71 DEPARTMENT T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- ply in person 10 Hilliard and upholstery cleener. Rent Bob Fluddger, and Son. Open 7 Days A Week 900. PhUbrlck A gen cy. 649- LARGE pine treed lot with electric ahampooer 31. Olcott Minimum Salary — 36,761.60 Large .5 room raised ranch 1577. MANCHESTER GREEN Area A grand jury win meet Oct. Street, Manchester. TWO ROOM furnished apart ■VERMONT — Lunenburg. Ten 8464. per annum 3U0,te per ‘week SO. W IN DSOR— ^Large 8 bed' 25x26’ shell, 4 room possibil Variety Store. WE- BUY, SELL or trade an CREST LUXURIOUS duplex acres, back road, brook, 1850. plus rec room, 3 bedrooms, —Large 6 room raised ranch, ity, well, lake privileges, best 18 instead of Oct. 19 to decide WHEE! WATER’S apartments, 4^ rooms, ment Heated. Refrigerator, Maximum Salary — 37,184.40 2 full baths, 2-car garage. 312,800—TWO story home with plus paneled rec room, over room ranch on quiet street, tique and used furniture, china, Amelia Walker, Miles Pond, attached garage, fireplace, reasonable offer. 649-2053. on an indictment against Car- BCRHRBNED loem tor the best baths, heat, hot water, dis gas range, bedroom set, kitch per annum 3137.30 per week Bxtrtus. $21,900. 2-car garage, excellent east 1,500 sq. ft. of weU designed glasB, silver, picture frames N. Concord, Vermont spacious kitchen with built melo Andino Reyes, 86, of in lawns, delivered from our and old coins, old dolls and posal, refrigerator, range, car en set. Adults. Low rent. NOTICE Starting rate may be above (Directions: E. Middle side location. large rooms, living area, 3 full baths, mod CHICKEN itlOOP (80x100) pro Hartford, charged with mur HOT-HOTsssAND MALE screening jdant Andover Co- guns, hobby collections, attic peted sta&case, Venetian Free gas, electricity. Apply minimum depending on experi Turti’^ke onto Vermon newer heating system. Wesley ern kitchen includes disposal, ins. separate dining area, as sum able 4%,% m ortgage vides excellent retirement in der in the death of Meyer himhla. George H. Orltfing, cemtents or whole estates. Fur blinds, washer, dryer, 'base Apt. 4, 10 Depot Square. TOWN OF ANDOVER ence and trahiing. Street, take first left.) R. Smith Agency, 643-1567. sizable lot, 3-ear garage, 331.* come plus a nice 5 room cape In c., 742-7886. Houses For Sale 72 Owner 644-8086. Tober of Manchester. niture Repair Service Talcott- ment storage, on bus line, rea Forty Hour Week, Eleven 900. Warren E. Howland, with 2 car garage. On Rte. Judgs John aark Fitzgerald TWO ROOM apartment, every ZONING BOARD SUNKEN FAMILY room with THERE’S A LOT! FACTORY yille. Conn. T el. 648-7449. sonable rent. 571 Hartford Rd. CONCORD RD. - Beanttfifi Paid HoUdays, Two Weeks Va MLS Realtor. 648-1108. 44A, just over Bolton line. set the new date yesterday in THE PROVEN carpet cleaner thing furnished, parking. 643- OF APPEALS fireplace. 6% room ranch, IH CUSTOM DESIGNED contem Mr. GUI, 649-3566. ranch, terge Uvtng room, form' cation, Paid Sick Leave, Paid WARREN E. HOWLAND Owner anxious. T, J- Crockett, Tolland County Superior Court. Blue Lustre is easy on the CASH IMMEDIATELY — We 4372. In accordance with the re R ealtor baths, built-ins, jgarage. cov porary built tor V gracious liv al dining room, cabinet kltebca, Accident A Health A Group HOLLISTER STREET — Has Realtor, 648-1577,______Notices to appear on the budget Restores forgotten buy anything from a pin to VERY ATTRACTIVE 4 room quirem ents o f the 2k>ning R eg' ered patio, captivating view. ing, sunken living room, for 2 bedrooms, recrtotlOB room, Life PoUcy, Social Security 360 Main Street Manchester everything! Splendid Colonial, grand jury will be sent out to Nowl For only 9Vie* a WORKERS colors. Rent electric sham- battleship. Used furniture and apartment, first floor, porch, ulations of the Town of AndO' Carlton W. Hutchins, 649- 6 rooms, m baths, hullt-tn mal dining room, planned for SOUTH WTNDSflK—Six room pooer 31. Paul’s Paint A Wall Business Locations landscaped yard. Marlon EL Coverage, Memberehip in Town 643-1108 nine spacious rooms, 3 baths, 18 county residents. appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, attic, basement, hot air oil R obertaoo, R ealtor. 6tt-6668. ver, Connecticut the Zoning Retirement System, 'Town pays 5132. range and oven, carpeting, Spilt, aluminum siding and day for fuel. .hot water ExceUent hoimly wages, 8 paper Supply. 649-8254, 249-4794. burner. Adults preferred. Op For Rent 64 pine paneling, garage, sewers, two huge fireplaces, recrea windows, fireplace, garage, Tober, 82-year-old president Board of Appeals will hold a one-half of the Individual Em- tion room, bar, patio. Priced In paid holidays, paid fu posite 'Center Park. 649-7529. THREE FAMILY—Owner says TRADITIONAL 6 room Co TChools,Js extras. -P riced - - -low large lot Hanley Agency, 648- of the Tober Baseball Manu HOME wine or cider press. FOR LEASE—Excellent loca public hearing at the Andover, pioye’e Biue Cross, C.MS., and 40’s. C*n owner, 649-6285, 648- facturing Co. in Rockville, was for all— aU the time! neral leave, pension plan, ANTIQUES, household fur to sell. Vacant 6 room u^t Town Hall on R t 6 at 8:00 p.m. all of the Individual Employe's lonial, beautiful home on a twenties. Robert Anderson, 0030. vacation plan, group insur Immediate sale, reasonable. nishings, business merchan BOLTON CENTER Apartments, tion tor doctor’s office or 6863. shot June 16 at tha plant. He 249-3152. beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. plus two three roomers on on Wednesday, October 14, 1964 Major Medical Insurant. beautiful lot, 2-car garage, Realtor. 528-0139, 538-1776. ance plus major medical. dise, store liquidations, ma Comer Brandy St. and Bolton 1st floor. Approx. 33,600. In stone flreplMe, knotty pine WEST WnXINGTON—Duplex died two days latsr. chinery and equipment, real Center Rd„ new 8 rooms, heat, Completely renovated and am to hear the following appeals: I lê Town also has a Munici 314,900—SPOTLESS . 5 H room M anchester If you Hva In a typical Applicants must be at least come annually. Central heat No. 48. Variance. Gerald N. kitchen, 318,900. J. D. Realty, CHARMINO five room Cape, 5-5, 1 1/16 acres, 'bullt-lns, 8’9” tall and in good phyai- estate, apprjtisals. American hot water, stove, refrigerator, ple paridng. J. D. Realty. 643- pal Federal Credit Union Plan. ranch,\ basemeht, non-devel garage, beautifully land baseboard oil heat, aluminum honae, you could easily nu Inunediate ooeu- 5129. Good condition. T. J. Crockett Cormier, 6 Rose Lane. Permis Memberships in the various 643-5129. out of hot water several nancy for three I cal conditjon. Interviews at AucUon Co., 643-2794, 643- $125. 649-8266. 643-4312. 643-1677. opment, 100x200 lot. Assume ______scape, new roof, reoantiy MAINTENANCE FREE storms. Walter A. Kelly, Real ROGERS CORP., comer of LOAM 6468, evenings 643-684'7. sion to build garage. Side yara employe plans are through reg 4 % % mortgage, 31M.S2 bedroom ranch, 3700 painted inside and out, exMl- Estate Broker, tel. 648-8120. ttanes a week. lucky families at MODERN, CENTRAL, Alr- and front set-back lines are less 6-room Cape with alum, Mill and Oakland SU.. FTVE ROOM apartment in Ver MANCHESTBR New 8 room ular payroll deductions. monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, down. FHA, or attractive con lent conditloil, comer School Now yon can have aU the Manchester Ridge in non, available October •'1, Condition'ed Offices for rent than required by Zoning Regu siding and alum, combina* Manchester, promptly at 10 Top grade loam for sale Garrison Colonial, 12x24 Uvli% , In addition to the above, Em- Realtor, 649-5132. j ventlonal financing terms. 643- and Olenwood. Call. 649-6094 COVENTRY — Reasonably hot water you need at one Manchester. Your at low, low prices. 31 k WANTED — Used golf clubs, Adults only. Tel. 649-1467. Off Street parking,-biquire at lations. I ployes are also covered under tlona. Walking distance to priced small home. Good heat tbne for only 9>^«* a d^. choice of Raized a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 7. 164 East Cmter St or phone rocm, famUy room, buUt-ln 6982. after 4:30. TO BE yard if buyer loads and man or woman’s. 649-1012. kitchen, master bedroom with No. 49; Variance. Leonard D. Workmen’s Compensation Act ONE BLOCK from Main, two' bus and Verplanck School. ing system. Nicely located. Think <4 it —on ly a Ranch, Suburban 649-5261. Lot well-trsed. Hurry! It An equal opportunity employer. hauls. 31.50 a yard if we THE LAWTON GARDEN dressing room, low twenties. Lundquist, Lakeside Drive, L ot. and the Liability ptwisions of SOUTH MAIN STREET— Near beach. 742-7056. d a y ! Ranch or Forum load and buyer hauls. 31.60 Hayes A gency, 643-4603. No. 284. Permission to build various Town Inaurancs poU- siding, Prime location. Charming 6 must be seem inside and Yes, thanks to MobUheat H ouse. A ll have oen-r Rooms Without Board 59 IDEAL LOCATION for restou- system s, garages, clean. center, new oil burners, wlr out. Call B. Clark 649-5306, NEW HOME — Spacious' 6 ( SOLD a yard, plus 36 an hour for APARTMENTS rant, etc., center of town, porch oh existing seasonal cies. ing. plumbing, 3-car garage ^ .room Cape, 8 bedrooms, heat sad an oil-ared hot water tral air oonditiooing truck, if we load and haul. VACANT 6 room Ranch, 1% dwriling. Rear yard (lake side) For AppUcations — Hayes Agency, 643-4803. ed recreation room, 1% baths, 875-2800. rooms, plus recreation room, heater of eonrect oapaeity— at no extra cost. SATURDAY light delivery FURNISHED room, light Lawton Road Manchester plenty of parking, attractive A must see. 'Wesley R. Smith 1%. baths. 2-car garage. $28,- We haul on Saturdays only. terms, 466 Main Street Man baths, fireplace, fuU basement, less than required by Zoning Job Description modem kitchen with dishwash 67 your famOy can tahe eare of The Raised Ranch work in Manchester-Rockville housekeeping, private en garage, 6 years old, 317,900. Agency, 643-1567, 000. 1 Slater Road, Wapplng. } area, no selling, car neces Call 643-2438, ask for Ber- trance. Lady only. One min Chester, 649-5229, 9-5. Regulations. and er, entire house newly dec all their WMhfaig needs at also has 2 full baths, nie, on Saturday call either PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. Barrows * Wallaqe Tel. 528-4351. sary, must be dependable. Ap ute from Main St. Tel. 649- All interested persone may Information E a s y /^s A B C orated. Priced to sell. Call \ one tinM. kitchen with dining 643-2438 or 643-0151, ask 4 i RO O M STORE FOR RENT, 22x40, appear and be heard. A pply to owner 643-8652. Manchester Parkade, Falknor Drive Mom ean do the family ply 869 Main Street, Manches 7959 after 6. TWO FAMILY—On Oakland Manchester 649-5306 qiace and builtrtns, for Andy or Bemle.- heated, «350. Located 58 Coop Dated October 3, 1964. ControUer’s Offics Jumpers Are Pretty! BOLTON—Shaded acre. 2 ga wash. 81s ean do the dishes ter, Office 7. Wednesday, 7 St., a large 6 A 6«flat Big FOUR FAMILY -and single Seven-room Cape Ood separate dining ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman er Street. Call 649-5015 be Clarence Custer, Application shall bs returned rages, 2 baths, 2 bedrooms at the same tUne -Junior room, extremely p.m.-8 p.m. only. yard (150biil5O) frees, house house on one lot, new siding, only, tree parking, references DUPLEXES tween 6-8. • ■' Chairman to the ControUer’s Office, 66 $9,900. RANCH in picturesque and den. built-ins, dining heme packed, with ex takM his bath, nnd you en large living room, has aluminum sidhig, garage. central Manchester, excellent room, living room with Geor joy a shower. SEVERAL wood storm win required. (^11 after 6 p.m., SensibUy priced at 318,900. T. Law rence Moei, Center Street, Manchester, wooded setting, excellent con tras. This attractive full baseii^t with dows, 32 each. Call 643-6770 643-2893. OFFICE and commercial space Acting Secretary income potential. Wesley R. dition, assumable mortgage. gian marble fireplace, luxury ( Don’t delay—phona. ns to-: SalcBmen W anted 36-A $150 per Month for rent, heat and sprinklera. J. Crodkett, Realtor, 648-1577. Connecticut, postmarked not Smith Agency, 648-1567. living tor $34,500. Wolverton home Is mid-way be- ; Uumdtyr a ie a ja n d 4 - m ornings. Andover Zoning later than 12 midnight; October Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643- day. Find out how aasy It Is I car garage—all (or THE THOMPSON House, Cot Call 643-7222. Agency, Realtor, •'649-2813. tween Assumption Jun CAN YOU QUALIFY to Join ..1^ Baths MANCHBSTER-5% room over Board of Appeals 16, 1964. FRESHLY painted ranch, fire 1567. to switch to S: Mobllheat- i $19,880. a staff of real estate special tage Street, centrally located, . . 2 Bedroom s sized brick ' Cape, finished ior High and Bast flred water heater. Diim«md»—W atehee-- large pleasantly furnished place, 4th bedroom or family OFF AUTUMN 8TREBJT— VERNON — Near Manchester, ( ists, and become a member of .. Free Parking Houses For Rent 65 basement, patio, garage. Well room, plastered walls, walk-up Catholic High School. *Average family of fear. VA— an informed sales force? Our J e w e lr y 4 8 room s, parking. Call 649-2358 Brick front Garrison Colonial, well planned 5% room Ranch, No down paynimt ..Kitchen has refrigerator, landscape. Minimum main attic, Muble Closets, full base 1% baths, fireplace, built-lns, A pleasant family room office ■ provides every tool for oveinlght and permanent FOUR BEDROOM single fam tenance. For appointment call front-to-back living room with WATCH AND JEWELRY re guest rates. stove, dishwasher, disposal, ment, patio, tool shed, % acre garage, vacant. 649-0652. În the basement per- FHA— available for the man who ily dwelling, completely mod 649-1988. P rincipals only. wooded lot, $18,400. Oates fireplace, formal dining room, WE GIVE pairing. Prompt service. Up to dining area master bedroom 14x18, large ( Minimum down wants a real estate career. ernized, 1^ baths, centrally Agency, 648-0035. mtta using tour rooms This is a full-time position for $20 on your old watch in trade. LARGE pleasant room for gen ...Optional -air conditioning 42 SANFORD ROAD landscaped lot 165' deep with GREEN s t a m p s paym ent tleman, quiet neighborhood, located, available October 15, aa bedrooms. Prompt an experienced, licensed man Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray', . .Private basement with laun WOODLAND STREET—6 room shade trees. Price $20,900. parking, bus service, private 3176 monthly. Call 649-4581, ( occupancy. [ Mancheater RMga reaidy to go. A confidential in 737 Main Street, State Tneater dry connections evenings and weekends,' 649' GREEN MANOR RANCH—6 ^ rooms, 3 bedrooms, dish* Cape, fun dormer. 1H baths, Warren E. Howland, < MLS NOTICE I home. Tel. 649-3589. homes havs full terview .may be arranged by BuUdlng. . . Oil heat included 1421. FOR SALE washer^ disposal, wall to wall carpet, mahogany paneli^ garage, nice yard. 649-0833. Realtor. 648-1108. TOWN OF ANDOVER calling Mr. Werbner at 643- in living room with built-in bookcases, fireplace, thermopane ihousepower, modern PLEASANT furnished rooms ZONING BOARD ( ROBERT J. MORIMTY 1121. for gentlemen .only, kitchen WARREN E. HOWLAND SIX ROOM single house for and cMnblnation windows, garage, large landscaped lot wlra : Ughti^, bullt-lB Florists—Nurseries 49 rent, available October 15. shade trees, tool house, 24-foot screened porch. Near all FOUR ROOM house, 5 minute OF APPEALS I electric range. privileges, modem bath, park REALTOR Sik room Cape, excellent 649-1385. schools. CaU owner, tel. 649-5845. MANCHESTER walk to center. Call 628-7585. The Zoning Board of Appeala ^ SMITH, INC. BROTHERS HARDY ' Chrysanthemums in ing. Tel. after 6 p.m., 643-2641. 643-1108 condition, oversized lot, Help Wanted— all colors, pompons an<) Har MANCHESTER—4 room ranch. of the Town of Andover held a ROOMS FOR RENT. Gentle SEVEN ROOM Split Level in New 8 room executive Co public hearing at the Andover Male or’ Female 37 vest giants, 50c and 75c each. Manchester, modem kitchen storm, windows, quiet sec Ideally located near stores, r ------,v « ms _ _ 963 Main SfrBtt Open 7 days a week. Pon- men preferred. Private en LARGE 5 room apartment PRICE ^16,900 lonial, built by U A R, that bus line, and school. Priced Tovm Hall ft 8.OT p.m. on Se^ 643-5135 ASSISTANT bookkeeper, 'gen trance, ample parking, all •with bullt-lns, baths, fam offers 3H baths, spacious ticelli’a Greenhouse, 433 N. with heat, hot water, stove ily room, garage, etc. 3200 per tion ot Highland Park. tor quick sale. May be seen tember 23, 1964 to b w a^ ^ 649-5241 ■ eral accounting ba^ground, Main St. new facilities, on bus line, and refrigerator, garage if MUST RE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED living room with central after 4 p.m. and weekends, pn Appeal No. 46 (James M. required for permanent posi centrally located. 643-6013. month. Philbrick Agency, 649 Owner selling. 301-31S Cantor St. desired, close to hospital and 8464. w- fireplace, kitchen with Call 643-2251. I'Egan, tor duelling), and Appeal tion with good pay, excellent FOR SALE—^Mum plants, dig buij. line. Box K, Herald. Early American cabinets, ------I No. 47 (Alfred Tirbox Sr., tor a benefits. Typing necessary. your own fresh from the gar WELL FURNISHED room in FOR RENT — 4 room ranch Call 649-7578 and complete bullt-ins, ■■ — •——— * fruit stand and store.) Box MM, Herald. (Our em den In your own container, private home, Hollywood sec SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, Ivge formal dining room, Lots For S o le 73 | The decisions od these ap- tion. References required. Box house in Rockville, available DirecUonn: Taka ployes kitow of this opening- 50c each. Many varieties to garage, quiet adults preferred. October 15. CaU 1-876-5213. also a family room or den, ----- r_-r— peals have been filed in the rspUes confidential.) choose from. John Parsiak, M, Herald. • Call 643-4481 after 6. 3-oar garage, and many TOL'TON CENTER, IMron the Town Clerk and Route 83 from Man* 170 Vernon Avenue, Rockville, FOR RENT—Several attractive MANCHESTER — Executive more features that make Road. High, level lot 200x230. effective date of said de- Hava You Soan Tha Chester, left od to Conn. 875-5769. WANTED retired people for TWO AND THREE room neighborhood, lovely 7 room H. J. Bradley, 643-7379. Route 30, cross over room or bqard, will take oth individual homes, some with MANCHESTER this truly a fine home. Lo clsions Is October 5, 1964. Situatioiis Wanted— apartnients, includes heat, hot extra land, from 3100-3175. Colonial, mammoth Uving cated in the Porter Street Wilbur Cross Park UPRIGHT YEWS, 8-12 ” high ers, part meals for errands. water and gas for cooking. room, modern kitchen with Dated October 3, 1964. way, take first right I Female 38 Pratt Agency, Hebron Road, area, For appointment to Zoning Board of Appeals, Carriage House 26c each; some 20" high, well 649-5459. I Electric refrigerator and gas Andover, 643-9365, 742-7596. buUt-ins, 2âr garage. Sanri- R obert D. M ur- Subnrban For Sale 75 (Baldwin Rd.) first bushed, 31-50. 643-6801. see call Town of Andover, Conn. EXPERIENCED woman would stove furnished- Call 649-7M4, fice .at 319,800. Hayes Agency, Sneak Preview dock. ^ right again (Bryan CoiZixJE STUDENT or gen- 649-5779, 6-7 p.m. COVENTRY —• Cute 4 room Clalrence Custer, like housework Thursdays. tleman working days—large, CLEAN 4% room house part 648-4803. Aparfmenfs? R d .). * Near bus. Tel. 289-1411. ly furnished, located in Bolton, ranch, double wooded lot, ga Chairman Fuel and F'eed l 49-A quiet, convenient light house 60 BIRCH STREET—4~ room PORTER STREET Area-Cus- rage, large living room with tnwrence Moe, keeping room. CaU 1643-6951. Immediate occupancy, adulta Open Noon BXPERXBNCED mother wiU flat one block -from Main only. 643-6350. tom buUt Garrison Colonial, 7 FOX GROVE HEIGHTS U * R REALTY CO.. INC. fir^lace, only $8,500. Hayes Acting Secretary 436-454 East Center S t and 20 Pitkin St. Street. Young couple, no chU- rooms, 4 bedrooms, kitchen Agency, 643-4803. till Dark eara for chUdhen in my home. DRY HARDWOOD fo r 648-0648. Apartments— Flats— dren. CaU 649-6987 after 5 EIGHT ROOM, 3-bath large buUt-ins, 1% baths, recrea-. 8373 2860-H 648-2692 648-9661 Satnrdajra Call 742-8059. p.m. house, partly furnished, ga tion room, owner transferred. (DFF KEENEY STREET) "-Manebesfer's Most ' tiURPJI. TOtlNG MOTHER with col- Tenements 63 rage, fireplaces, large Priced to sell. Wesley R 2-4 yn. A so-easy to make jumper-will lege experience wiU tend pre- MODERN 3 room garden apart area, adults, 643-r Smith Agency, 648-1567. New exciting custom crafted 7ând 8-room Garrison Co please the little lady! Make it in Luxurious Aparfmenfs!” SEASONED firsplac* wood for 8% ROOM GARDEN apart ment, heat, hot water, stove, An adorable square-necked MANCHESTER—4 larga bed Phone acnool children. Call 648-0609. salt. Call 649-M7A lonials and ralasd ranches. Panel famUy rooms, IH teths, frock tor Uttle girls that boasts a bold - plaid corduroy with t rooms in this ranch, formal NEED ment available October 1. refrigerator, disposal, vicinity buUt-ln kitchens. High scenic % acre country lots with city cute puppy-pocket, or in a eolid- 644.160.8 , Heat, hot water, stove, refrig gay rlc rac trimming'and tiny dining room, large kitchen, \ SM Room Suite—4)i Room Suites ECXPBRIBNCE2D mother will Packade. No lease required. convsnlencss. Dota’t miss seeiM these value packed homea color flannel for dress-up time! Evenincs, Phone taka cara of child in my boma, erator, paridng. Rent 3110 per Call 649-1156 after 4:30 or puffed sleeves. living room with flrmlace, t m o r t g a g e Garden— Farm— Dairy Swday bstwesn 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. No. 8378 with Patt-O-Rama is Pattern No. 2860-H has tissue big heated and cabmeted A V ; iVi Room Duplexes' Pkrtcada. CaU 648- ■ ■ A': '1.8 PJL I AMiBRinax^ NEW VORK, N.Y ;I9,800. Don’t wait Glenn WARREN E. R oute 86. S d M A g— 10086. . Realtor, 644- WB HAVE) custeman waitliig partly furnished, jitoye rnrig- 16086. For 1st-class mailing add 10c SitoBttoni Waato^.' 4Vi-Roo)n i | lM pw month. 2 hu«« bed For Ist-class' mailing juW lOc M A L fO R CONCORD CHtAPBB, ^ 'y o u r for that rental of your, apart erator,. hot water. 643^8498, for each pattern- Print Name, 649-7730. ' tor each pattern. Print'Name. Mate Sf own. bring containers, ' 31J6 ment or boma. 3. D. Realty. rooms, modom ^ E kiteheiL m a^ oiftras included. Address with Zone amT Pattern PICTURESQUE Setting — T i-Vs.AVINGS BANK ‘Oteel Kstoto b Our Only 1___ basket A t t t r 4 pjn.. 270 6434139. The Hayes Agency Addrees with 2!one, Style No. SM MAIN OTREBT, IfANOHBSTEB FOUR ROOM apartment, sec and Size. Number. room brick .ranch, family lOOi COIXJBGB graduate. 24, Haoknntifk Street New—'64 Fall-Winter Album I . room, 1% baths, double ga nateted, naada Job untB Jan- THRBBB ROOM .gpartm ent, ond floor, exceUteit location, Send , another BOc today lor MANCHESTER PHONE 6401444 WARREN L HbWLANB, Reliltor Articles; Custom ’ CoUeetton; rage, wooded lot Maneheater. Itereb. U65. Major beat, hot water, atova reftig- stove, ramgaratqr, Aa ohOdran 79 EAH CBNTlR ST. 443.4tM your 4X>py of tha' new lall « APPLES—McGowan, 31-6Q on»i regular faaturaa; items to Bor .ehaniiztry. Rad- Judf buEuI; 386 XUMown arator, 3M , M7 Na Main, preferraA. M montiily. OaU 350 Hail K , ^ ^winter ’64 iasue of our pattern OHttao.W . B y M U m , RMltar, raguaat. fill-M IB. 6 4 9 4 t o J B A 64S-94()9 after 6. ,‘^teok Bwto Fashion. aiakal Only OOo • •IMltt.' " ' ' V . ■'Jir

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■*!L Tbs Women's Jftm bw iir Mesnorlal i^ n t Town wlO have tta annual Miip Tea 'Ibursday from 1 to S Tha Holy Namo Sodoty and m. in Dm hospital board romn. Ladiaa of St. Jamaa win liava a SId membafs, haw and pros W ater storage in the town’s Sipiday at SiM p.m. at pective members are invited. Jamas' School cafateria. four reservolra as of Oct. , 1 Mra Donald McLennon, chair , 85 VEABS AT HBRAU> ^aaaoclata managar, ftdellty di- Thera win he danoinp and an- man o f the event, announced dropped i^proximately 55 mil tertalnment after the supper. Rudolph d.. (Rudy) Beck of vlsipn, la 1^60, u iu m ln g his that a tour of the hospital lion gallons since the first of Members wfil be ebotacted for last month and Is at fia lowest 233 Vernon St., a compositor moat recant poet five yean ago. would be conducted from the with the Herald and golf en« A charter apd past president food donaUotM. lobby at 1 p.m. level since 1956, when the town bought the Globe Hollow Res- thuslast, Tbnrsday observed his of the Surety Club of Hartford, tfte Senior Tou nf Paoplaa Fel- servolr from Cheney Bros. S5th year with this newspa- Varney is also a form er ohair- lowahip o f St. Mary'^B Episcopal Miss Susan Smith, daughter Town Water Supt. Lawrence pef. man of the state rent control Oiurch will have a poUuck Sun o f Mr. and Mra. R ob ert,Smith, Wittkofske has reported that Heck started work with the board. day at 6:S0 p.m. at NelU Hall 5S1 E. Center St, la a freshman the reservoirs contain. 277 mllf.' paper st the age of 15 sad has at the church. Ih e event is open at Merrimack College, North lion gallons^ at present, com handIM a variety of jobs In RALES MAHAOia i Andover, Mass. She is a gradu to ail members. - pared to a 'capacity of 479 mil the composing room. CSiarlea F. Crepon of ' 266' ate of Mount St. Joseph Acad lion gallons. Heck has been In the news Tlmrod Rd. has been appoint The Ladies ot Assumption emy, West Hartford. He blames the al|ortage on as well as helping to report It. ed sales manager of Watkins will meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. the .lack of sufficient rainfall, Brothers Hammond Organ and In the church hall. Robert Qrlf- Wunne Chapter of Questers and his statistics show a defi Plano Studio at 1I7 Oak St. fln of the Health Studio, H art w ill meet Monday at 8 p.m. at cit o f 12.16 inches of rain b*- Crepon, a graduate o f Pratt ford, will remonstrate the art the home of Mrs. Robert Vis- low the expected average of iniUtut* P ’’ock1’ T. o f self defense. Members are ny, N . Rover Rd., Coventry. 33.08 Inches since Jan. 1. Invited to bring their daughters. Herman Marsh:. 11 will show Last month’s rainfall meas There will be a businss meeting slides of the Webb House, ured 2.04 inches, well below the and refreshmwits after tha dem Wethersfield, and Lefflngwell 8.75 average for September, and onstration. Inn, Norwich. accounts for the 4. million gal lon drop in reservoir storage Zion Evangelical Lutheran Last year’s members of below that measured a year ago Church will celebrate Rally Brownie Girl Scout Troop 684 this time. Dav tomorrow with a Joint w ill meet at the Church of the W ittkofske reminded users of Church School and congrega Assumption School hall Mon town water that the partial ban tion s«^ce at 9 am. The Rev. day at 3 p.m. to prepare to fly on outdoor use o f water Is still Paul O. Prokopy, pastor, wUl up. in effect and will not be lifted speak on "Be Strong in the this autumn. Lord and in the Power of His *fhe final in a aeries of three Might.” There w ill be a sec Cub Scout leadership training ond Rally Day service at 10 classes will be held Monday Emanuel Women a.m. with Communion. New from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Wad 04 Sunday School members will be dell Sdiool. Mrs. Wallace Gei Hear Panelists welcomed during the service. ger will speak on "Den Meet ings and Crafts.” Manchester Council of Unit Robert Von Deck, scoutmas ed Churchwomen will have a ter of Troop 47, will speak on The Women's Society of panel discussion Tuesday at 8 "Some Special Themes” Tues Christian Service will meet p.m., at a meeting of Eknanuel day at 7:30 p.m. at the meet Monday at 8 p.m. at North Churchwomen at Emanuel ing of Blackledge District Methodist Church. A program, Lutheran Church. The therne scout leader's roimdtable at "A Portrait of Christ,” will be will be "A Time for Uniting.” Concordia Lutheran Church. gdven. Mrs. Herbert Maguire is Officers in the council will Cliarlea F. Urepon Troop 159, Concordia Church, progrm chairman. Mrs. Kenneth serve on the panel. Mrs. Ed la host to the meeting. All Perrett, Norwich District treas ward Plats will diow a film where he majored in chemical acouters are invited. urer of WSCS, will speak. Mem on the work' o f the council. engineering, is a "Waterbury native and attended Crosby bers of Catherine Balch Circle Panelists will be Mrs. How George A. Fletcher, owner of Fletcher Glass Co. at 52 McKee St., holds special plastic car- High School in that city. w ill be hostesses. ard Lockward, who w ill' also litter bags that his firm will give away this afternoon at official opening of new store. lead devotions: Mrs. Robert For the past 16 yeara Ke. Coffee and doughnuts, soda and balloons for the chlldrbn, special gifts and prizes will be a Dunfield." Mrs. Thomas Spano, has managed the industrial highlight of the day-long activities along with a concert by the Warehouse Point .Relent • OPEN ALL DAY The CYO of St. James’ Mrs. Abram W . Sangrey, Mrs. photographic equipment and Fife, and Drum Corps to be presented from 2:30 to 4. The' glass company has the largest Church will have its first fall Thomas Gray, Mrs. Kenneth supply department of Gustave supply of stock-bent car windshields In the area, along with mirrors, picture framing, mat SUNDAY meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Perrett, Mrs. Russell Grannlss Flcher Co. o f Hskrtford. Cre ting, moulding, screening and non-glare "Tru-Slte” Glass. Look for the red and yellow tag St. James’ School. The meeting and Mrs. Jay Frank. pon has lived in Manchester ged bargains during your visit today. (Herald photo by Pinto.) ' - PINE PHARMACY is open to all public high Mrs. Elsie Davis and Mrs. for 17 years and for the last school students. Irving Foster are co-chairmen ten years has been a Hammond 664 Center SL—649-6814 ham F. Tucker, brothers and chester, is among 371 Insurance foreman; Daniel F. Morline of of refreshmenta organ enthusiast. 24 Lilly St., inspector in quality Marine Pvt. Rjj/sselbuselUl,. Scho- The event Is open to mem co-regional managers for Mas men and women who were sachusetts Life Lisurance Co. awarded the Chartered Proper control; and John F. Fitzgerald fteld, son o f M r.’ and jErs.'rs. Don bers and guests. BRIEFS ald D. Schofield, l8®Parkl8*Parl St., o f Boston, have opened a new ty C a s u a lty Underwriters of 694 Center St., o f the indus Lutheran Churchwomen Of Everett J. livesey, president graduated from recruit train New England Synod will have agency at 180 Center St. The (C PC U ) designation at a Sept. trial engineering department nil ing at the Marine Corps Re of the Saving! Bank of Man-' ftrm Is now presenting the new 24 Conferment at Chicago. To a convention Oct. 16 at St. Chester, has been named chair-; oi OUTDOOR cruit Depot. Parris Island, John’s Lutheraui Church, Stam itudolph Heck "President’s Plan.” which fea 8km the CPCjU, a candidate Clarence F. Wilson of 40 Hen S. C. He w ill report to Camp man of a committee of the tures a special calendar bank must pass five Intensive profes ry St., inspector at the Carlyle ford. Reservations will close National AMOClation o f Mutual Lejeune, N. C., for further Wednesday, Oct. 7. For the last two years, he has for home savings and a plan for sional examinations and meet Johnson Machine Co. at 52 ANTIQUES o^ gallons Cann Dr., mother o f six Chil William A. Riddlesworth of 8 Ailing Sports Shops, a wholly Saturday, Oct, 3 of blood marks him as one o f niques and prMtices of mort dren, this week was the recip owned subsidiary of Motts Su gage and real estate financing. Cornwall Dr. has been named 10 A .M . to 6 P.M . Duplicate bridge will be play the top blood demora In M an ient of the Golden Crown Award per Markets Inc., with a branch WESTOWK ed each Friday at 7:45 p.m. be Bemkers from throughout the an officer of the Aetna Casualty chester. of Achievement as a representa outlet on Main St., Manchester, ■Ck Adm ission 50c ginning Ol:t. 9, in the Senior country will serve on the com and Surety Co. and Standard PHARMACY One a ^ e c t of his early days tive of the Studio.Glrl-Intema- Fire Insurance Co. A graduate Wednesday opened a new Ailing Citizen's basement clubrooms, mittee. ” tu MERRILL C. CARR 459 H artford Rd.—649-9946 as compared to today’s news tional Osmetics of Hollywood, o f Colgate University, he Join Sports Shop at the Jordan Lane 39 School St. TTie Manchester paper work, Heck notes that Vk Antiques Calif. The wearing of the Gold ed Aetna in 1658. He was Shopping Center, Wethersfield. the business has gone along Harold R. Bralthwaite of 374 unit of the Hartford County en Crown pin is a mark o f hon named actuarial assistant last Rt. 83-»Somers, Conn. To maintain our continuity T W C A will aponaor the activity. about the same, wiUi Increased HUliarS St. has completed a OI or and distinction to a firm’s year and is a fellow of the Cas advertising and news copy and course in real estate at Lee 75 Acre Farm of raedleal service we are All men and women in terest^ Institute o f Brookline, Mass. beauty advisor, Mark Brinker- ualty Actuarial Society. : t Dealer Space flO in playing are Invited. a rise in employment from holf, president, says. Such beau 1e SALE at about 28 full-timers when he Now a licensed real estate ' j Free Parking George Perry of 115 Pine broker, having received his li ty advisors are located in 50 NOW ON Open All Day Knob Dr., South Windsor, will started working as compared states and 21 foreign eoimtries. Three Manchester men have ^m em ade Refreahmenta to today’s staff of 'almost 70. cense this week, Bralthwaite Joined the Pratt A Whitney be game director. He conducted will conduct a real estate busi Ends Saturday xHephone IbonipsonvUle A ircraft Quarter Cenjury Club R lv e r v i^ 9-4S8X SUNDAY the game last season under the ness on a part-time basis at Frank A. Pearson of 110 ; / i RETIRES during the last w e ^ of Septem sponsorship o f the Town Recre Ids home. Bretton Rd., claim manager of ARTHUR DRUG ation Department Clifford C. Varney of 141 the American Universal Insur ber: John A. Tierney of 102 Those wishing further Infor Waranoke Rd., manager of the Raymond F. Tucker and- Wll- ance Co., P. O. Box 447, Man Overlook Dr., machine shop fidelity division, bond depart mation may call the director or ment, at the home office of pf the YWCA office at 79 N. Main Aetna Casualty and Surety Co/, St., Monday through Friday Hartford, retired Wednesday HAT CLEANIN6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. under the firm ’s retirement plan. H i Varney Joined the firm in 1922 after his graduation from ADRIAN'S Wesleyan University (Middle- fHATS town) and the Hartford Col SPECIAL! 866 M A IN ST. — 643-6266 lege of Law. CLEANED.BLOCKfD He was an attorney In the —NOW OPEN Mo n d a y s — bond claim division and super Phone In or Walk In Service intendent of a bond underwrit WE ARE RESUMING THE ing section prior to becoming tui

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mwo matt wian6~4il^ ^ t . DioikiNBON » b o u foo- 7 Stranded^ « • ffc Steal Only After 10 ■.!fS. • By B tm i B.,THOMPSON T h e L a t e s t 'Rogues have something in oeumon with boy eoouts. B M ca. ; r- In Gimmichs t JOAN oKoamr Not tho same ethics, of BOLLYWOOD (AP) — liW ^ V O R K (NBA.)—BruiJk course. But, let Gig Toung—one the gimmicks they’ve got •d. but uhbburod, Um BUI l>una of the three big-time “Rogues" televisioQ series this ssueon. Bhoir tHtu tetuniMl to NBC- (Dnvtd. Niven and Ohiriea Boy Ttis networks are reaching all TV for Ita toooud MUbyi. which er are the other.two)—aay It, over the map for liiawB based nikfcto h. lot joC p*o^^|iappy, this way; on atomic submprlnea, ghoulish \^rincludliic lIUl'u fliothiilr.; “Roguwy-a new wwd (I families, domesticated dotphtiin BUI. M hhceuMa JoM'Jifne< think)—is a tradition. A rogue witches and animated maimlk- ' MU, bewUllSrM' bellhops Iw .a hne a eonsoleiice. Not the tj^ - ii^ delld;tUfolIy funny n tIm which cal conscience, to be sure, but his own kind of conscience. A; 'Bûtt next? Hem’s what’a la now being aOen in inahy parts next — seven peoê .stranded ;it b< the country for th«. ' ftrat rogue—though ^ _ at home any- on n deeert island. You-can sea 'jHtoi.' IfMt tonson tHO 'bhbw' -whMW ln the world end In any it tonight on CBS’ "GilUgan’s hour ttrathm of-, sobiety—Is not-'a snob. Island.'’ r , MBC wauf unable to gdfc good GilUgaa is none other than Botwortc cleraAce.. Anong tlw "With a rogu^ it’s the game, Boh Denver, late beatnik buddy UdMte the show .w u n 't not the gain, that counts; A of "Dobie GUlis.” He haa iBootob, a brianpoj t; t^jrow rogue, you wUl find, naver tekee; drojliped the goatee and bop talk _h)a-home tov^.ot-QOttt- advantage of Innocence. We .tq'.Jnake the scene as lesder of latf 'niia .Cact ui^ct 1^*0 moth- m ay .Outwit schttming fennalaa tlj| « band of reftigees, who in W .'lfto'DaiUt Baathmary, who Mit they're always equalA.They clude Jim Backus, TtnaiLoulM 1»o»ah.a hbtwbrlt lettw writing know what they’re doing. a^ Alan Hale. ! caraflMay. A year later, her "We may steal. But only from '“When Sherwood' Schwarts, pfoaa'haVe been answered. the evU and only after. 10,” And, methe proaucproducer, first told me Hie show survived a aum* oh yes, a rogue, in fa^.every about UkS Idea M for tbe'series, I ni^ travaU that would’ make rogue. Is weii-wriUeo. .Qth«r- told Aim, ‘Who are you -.a.’00^ opera que«n*a^roblemB wiae Fopr-Stoc ProducUniis. or kidding?’ ” recalls Deirm. I a' mere annoyance, tt w as set not, two-tiihst'.Oeoar .Nomhiee You shtowreck seven people on tor-renewal, it was eaaeeled.lt Gig. Toung would have bald an Island and where ycsi go I ■ffnmJrei!n«wed.. “No, thanks.; ; Because I wab from, there? . i ' . • ’ “In S o n melele,” BUI said, burned by ten bad pictures In a . - t “I sUU didn’t beUeve it wae 'mdteh the show was a corpse. row.” ' r , possible until I shW the first six 4 then situhig' up witi^, one eye. there’s sUU 'a Istor en- scripts. By Oaoige, he came up > open, then lying down, again,. try- in the vRoguery Catalogue. with some great ideas, and now . Oary Crosby, a former rregular;'^ The . critics’ initial reports have Um posslblUUaa are eadlesa.” |:^ , enade.f deal-.to' do some fea- been Willed and unless the turea'nlaew'hefA. Sd he won’t, Bogum are. really careful they ' The castaways’ pUght Is ibb witlvlus as otten this year, oould choke on thoae laurm j^yed stricUy tvlew though, in form idablf. Miss Lonleg, who •tt-r ahowm^ We.^.hepe^to ^ ie^ -th e' fact,, it’s all still so new you Ing IndepshdsntIndependent - attempts'attsmpis' to lt*».itii!s S a i ^ witty Gig, who once played Amtoseiohata von . j. Show . out ^-the,-.i*ow lobby Climax In “U*! Abner" on ' can 'consider yourself .j^gn the steal a Jews! box beloi^ to as HiRy Fleming- TÂrteripan Broadway, sok does ndt enter ' nomO ■• more. :i>twvw^s4,'’ w ere ground y. floor if you; ■ haven’t êen^ Marla Antoinette. lueiAber th e fto ^ y — who’s into the plot. J ^ caught'' the first few . shows Now the most addpt Fleming kianpb^ the starring- -inirden. . 'That’e not memiy beqanse oC BU â muttitaleiited taidtvidual; (Bimday nights, NBC, 10-U Bvery 'oihsr show^ - pan. of an ;tlmes is considered .to be netmtk phobia of. ^ ’^^.subject, a n d . one of. the meet popular. “What MaiiW'Wim ika» Alec-kplayed .by David Niven “Ehit -don’t ;fboI yourself," is dtoiared DenVer -r- “pnoa you .’ I” Boople la show business, has 'Wio o4»ce Rl»y "Raffles" and what îg JTonag in , toto piit any of (he characUM Into n Written a t leiast one script‘for stance. sex situaUOn In this series, the ,^;.the. smies. “It’s about an ele- Goff end^n^tobSts wem >’«5en«y "»• . . . she presiding from her Lon-, age — to la “QUligm’s In “ titoibeties was giUng wUder tbie “Come Fin The Cup) whlcK'.gQt Ale«t -howsvef, couId'Bew be don drawing room and O u tt^ land'’ after his retan ^ adoies* / aaaton, and 1 said, ‘No, .^,hut nto my flrat Acadwny.noifnina- oitmsidersd an occasi n series of the fatnbus roguesvof toml-rfetlred. nkgwlse l| k es the If it' seems strange to you sioinal r(de,aiKl-.he still shikes history. ' Then R evpivedv idto ensy llte, .He’s lured ftom hie that anybody now tntemation' 1|W heed over his hjdk. The .innt ± thto woudeiRiI IStfa-genefotioh Bhiroj wss supposed to be a minor pns, Rbines-type 'Btlng and begdn tp CfUM a.“ " FnprE T . star owner; but 'i t bplU into almoolr OOstar Coming Sho^js yget really exeitii^.n '• * as yp- byer). hard to jive with. Well coRnt idatus. - it up—abconflng; to rou r own ' Seems in 179».Sir OUes Fleni- ,4.^>W«.wl»oBo: mpfoemiU the St. it also’ darned near bllghtei ing and In Cpmtesae JiiUeUe St. whim either t o '. / • bis or hli budding career. , "Bee HotbThey Run,**â"foai (naif Bttoch df..the family will human nature. Im “Glg*.‘ ,"A fte r ito e eeries foMed. I ■ ture-length suspense fllih Will Clair met aiid fell in' love while ehow up n*re often than Riven, both, by ooinoldence, were mak- evolved from an early movie ; Rive its V world premier on but .less often than Young. Fcr role, and it stuck. . (jtoe n i^ V isol' ■ ■ ffBCs “Wedneeday Night at rMm':Movids,” Wednesday from •-11: p.m. John Forsythe, Senta Barger, Jane Wyiltt and Fran- Irideoii Case !)'abot Tone are starreiK ’' Television PROGRAM Tine ckniMl Bab Hope' and Isjcltle Ball In T V Study . 8i»t«Me Six ^ PaWmto OaSiaSC Vaola ^ Ufo” on A ^ a “The (IS) Sab. T.V. ■A Oaaae at Daalh" daha Xa- JRiaday NlgM Mo1de"^»'»^tomorrow The remaricaUe stoty of an (set Bawllas .: ... dar, “Faa* Oaaga" Bad Dana IgjiW r (tot I.tonniW na4 _____ Cross b - ll p.m. cRscure Florida convict' who (M> k.v« Omm W liFi.n Iris (St, 'M’ameaa^ changed the. structure; of the ___ MSt The omintTlfm > Can faH aad Shî *:M (It MRSlii'. StU (St Maaum al ' Ajasrtcan l^âl systepi and 7ti» (St dsple aiasM (S-SMi) OWer U n ppened the.’, prison doors fos rw Om S* i. (ts-set PUmr For ttw foiUiful, the Air-CondlftM moco than a thousand mien. Is r,!S£l^ SL ., (OWnrt n will appear on a dapfoUd In “ CBS Reports LnSU SL^ dig" onABCyi'Wa ■t: GMeon’a Trum pet: . Podr i & . ’s t s r • p,m. -■ ' v ' deta •:Mi fSLt (towet Sdnaisns «( Men and the ti,yr" Wednesday , Mmaik "dusl. -■v. Kmfm frail 7:3<>-g;80-p.m. JW uer WWnnSU > dse. torn. . MMwt .(P iu i O -Mr2..']|[sSM “ biie&iV VriiiApctt The OminMf Man antt the Law’’>Bisnchea thd - -M> Anwrim. t>W (it nSIM»sslisato law iU BnielnN:..^ ■ ' ' auennw WWh Shns Jtonid - wlfo^ng' documentary . ... (itdet ■rntMiy J mm. seffllee’ sixtR .toasoii on the aet- lito.W 'SSn’^ Dm >I« ' Wwivw. B a n r . Rito 'Dime., paitr- ■wsA - -i . ‘-^t Ssk M sfim Hte woadoast traces; stepr ^ w fi. - Gmstfomise k m - ths unpreoedent^ ... InSesii snWnr St ' * ’* * '< i ^ m ths C oM vi-. -plolt of (Sscence B sri GMeod MmrlM who, in a- handwritten petitloa X m JSStiC T* ’ ((Mart “StraSMte stir. dtSie laboriously composed in. his f t dune. BtewMl, dsne m i : ailjrM., A iwurv*. sSm !• .w T. P. AITKIN C a arispn oeB, jm M the 8u])Mmi. Send baek Rm m hali a t IS* Court of the trnUed StMef to toigbl s f hi* eseu r M a thisd rsvetse his (M ylotM t i. IMf’ breaking into the Bay. )iarnor : PataM Poolroom in Panama Clty,;,S1a., , } S I 5 j f n * am. ) ___ _ .hesBuse the oouit" had not; pti^ " t i e tpwsS'MsiiwW" deW: Cwnmir, y U ^ 1^ obunael, ' OsM V ■ , U:ca .al O ns a sn l.s Ofenn U tto ' ’. s h ^ ADSOMATfO^ Uito OH. DHUVEBBBY •iM ~ ' N e x t W e d s •:M IV« ' Mate trf. M. T late Oai <8»48> The Haaaaa btm eoclMDdBd ttftHPligFoorli^BBdiuiomen. • ;;® ô,to.. <■)) ihtTerD a rcr I - 'brnm B a m . • f>88 < » J M e te H r- > Bias Orwtey, Beil J> Where Ivaa. The MOaIrg Bteta* aM x\sssSs» ( M > inSM tOHK (2t>) eeemit gtealat Ormat fabaw- ■:4( <•> slmoMtaoat fourfotir hah a ^ waaka hi •:M <» JuValb tsss^ itA whldh. waB overB T to BOW t ator t m s r (sSBe) The PesUlve <•) & f a ■■■■(IB if! $m Ijl^ H w re I DevlA Aaeaeae. KlailAtfe (n ) Dla> D « u I 4t|« (•> __!• Am m I m a a A fa im _ (M) W ^ a t U b .H.L. Fhethaa U i M t t ) . ^ssA-a/TiafiSi a «e r4 BMUft «:W (f> (81) : to— efcawet gravaa Me ew The______<>rt«bj»h>n OhlB U M evM on #:U » ha lAia OHiaalaAa g :U (88) _____ FOR lively relaxed. •:M (1) UehreraMjr Merle . t a S % Beheel IFiavtew (•> The AMrer M M Sai er OIjramtea la .‘< •:M f S T r '^ h network — NBC U :M (8e> M:M («> U u v Vhto : «•> The (48)------West MAS 'Dee!------•:M (8> TweaUeU Court.’' OM l i ^ laaMa leak a* bte I is what'm%ht he oaliM an I ;isi i Ul88 (» Ibvte teaeteBal tea haefie* i t iM (|> (•> laA ailhea Whhet ea srated eotaedy —>w twoaiMa COdta. **U jrOt dsM'T In ^ each o( the three JiaK-heuri in M ils (t) Hewe ChaUi s5 •(^ B^vmrnm - — [U> ^ Maher MuteOr <«•» „ the to-mtaute te H K* «isS ... <»•) a M »i______[8 » U 'Mael «h a '.M M liM <■) Heargaaaa. Mei 3FMHT, «iir At A li^ in r^ ty a aeparate aplabde, ( a) Big Kevto ,(«•) TMh b The tM» •iM jrSlatoa M . CaaifaH aM M yan MM8 M ;M >(» L e A Vjf M t l m • nMmae Oeatea. M tolb Wtt- (t^ H a w a pulled tofether beoauae eaidi set d e a b b i S ^ ehal- har ha caa hMkt a gab haatter Pises—tH oisss. ysM sssSTiSsr' toacM tabhlheiMjr mmaum'a - al hla ewa gaate aag gat baek i l S ^ MaaMBt « f MaAltetteh a p u ru u tB i oQQipiiike 1 CHva M , a (88) LarA’s Prayer t t OubUMiHr. OarAaa'f are psyteff tss j . 1:88 0> Hswseega, MaaMsto at Anotlieb entry obmee %eS'%tewabBible ______^ i t m A J * day, a new dayrtime sectaL an TWA 0> Hewa, Weather, a M Ma> 'M :«C (M> Shhi«« H e M t^ (81) Star Bkaaraaaa . ^ teeat af w aAltotlae (l> C h a ^ Thiae (1 1 ^) Tre-Eleettea Hatea iga> ADC Mtort called '’T(>un|trMaiy clal • Mdbt Cars 100% iiSda,”'to be seen fivateys a (88ta> S » Whee T'lsa . IS- the {S{^4rgiuar**^" Oabematortal 'ohadi&tea Ate- Meek. The n etr iKiap opera will taômuMU (MA») MIMfaUa eaaaeA,' AMe ralea a< baelUaa G w raateed llta (8) BeMdi )Sahhr BgAeB. U ;U (») Abericaac mt fFerii la PrealAaalial eangalgA jte- te aet ta 'the same oomiiiuntty (88-88) T nth er Oeeeenmeee Ariver hegaa te UiM jb n N i Pettat Matte . ■fi • Lacgs SdeetioM 1M8 (8) Beet Belter (M)' StarrlBg the HAHaiB ELBCTRONICS Qpetom,*' anS MU concern Itself <8> M evte (M ) niaa T;M (8) LaeUe , o f O m (It) The VitoKa A Utaber.aiwrater’a aM with ttie tribulations. (M three (at) FUm M A - A l. (W> Jfawteh tSa aaa takea hte water^M^ jB t aa 277 BROAD ST. youns -uoupleB, (88d8) At MeiM WSIl BMtr ' News “7^ ^teaea MUter Jatea Baiyataih Uaia' ta May with lawate. interest. taolude toniSht’s ‘^Bol ! shewa the HtaaTy jiaA pracltoe (8) CaeiSw t- . AUTO isr.j^^dsras.*’*' ' af niahl. (M> SAba. T H.T.- Caarideatial NBC. of a musloal, “Think Pret niB i . ' (M) Waaled DeaA ar AUre ty,*' with Fred Astaire and Bar '(M ) Uvlaa War« ■ 7itt (3) sry Fawrlle Xaibaa M M O U N t 8:88 (8) Pauaw.rA ^ . <»> TaadMawa . Xarlla ahaM Tib haw to rie Chase, and< a cueet shot by 1)88 (8> F u rw a rA ' towem wAr.^pare IM) Blai•a Ai«aa44M WaHA ttaaafer kaewieAge Irate aaa LuoUle Ban on NBC “The Jack (S8ta> Lerette Teeag (84) OtauelrMA ( («•> Pelirajr Mg ' raea to aaather by awaUaw Benny Profram.’* (88) LeAte. 8:88 (8) BeA B h e lt ^ U ; U (|^ Aceeaia b a a litte g r Mlla,bat a augap aeeara:. HOUSE, h e . (48) J m t e K( l i b ) Waaderfal WbriA .al Mautioe ChevaUar will act as 8i88 (8) lUMr U : t l (3) We aalteve Cater 478 C—tar S t host on Saturday nlsfat’a “Holly- (S> FUm PftleiU HhtehaM wood Palaoe," ABa (aS£{8>*Stey%*SKta DEMPSEY-TEOELER CMd Co., loe. 8:M (88) Hew* m geWeita eraity la* ' weeW (S^fii&ssirWf. cagtaraA by a tragger aaA P1W M 648.9&81 CBS’ “90th Century’’ on Sun 8:88 The EAga Of H bta tebee ve r.' 1 ' OMvaiialteB w lmiBNDl.Y AND HBUmnL TRANSiUimNB BUUOMJCD pN day wUI be an ottbeat look at (8-88-48) KeBtete’e .H sv raattWI PI IStea AU> BXCHANOliS UOMODD AND DNiAMFMh-JfinmAy. FUNDO-^ IjM (i> FetbMtea Aaha MelaSe) BaMjJr T M iK • E-Z Fiaatsdac _ (8848) .OaMral W ngtal Saji.'gsggta <11^111 the ' aa aatlaw*a glaaa far a' aaidt MAIN SntSUDT ‘ • SIS-USB, ♦ Op— Kv—hns Press” will Interview Sen. Ken- m__ l.TheThe T w yj jlhir.lt Ae, aAlag teepeettea. Seal Aeaaa Ofel let Maliae 8taa< 8*tolWSP# neth B. KeattaA, R-N.T. ■ teU rar Oeeala Meater < VpT” BaUfte • :W (8) EA Sallfvaa^Shaw 8< jraw Tarii Btael a S S ^ A A M k leyTThe Qreaae taatalMgr jb|r. Qaeato^ 8IA Caeaar. laaW ...... lai III ) NBCs “Andy WllUama Show' M taee DeU& ■ AreaaM, A.. M IK- M ) ma nobari Anaatreag, AbhetbHto. î^'kit'k'kirk'k'k'k wUl have tto- see eon premiere 1) Mateh 0(MM 8:88 (88-88) Bffl DaMa Shaw that idjiM with JonkUtaa Wln- e f f t o S ! INni' A Aaau.‘Aoae' aaA QUek '> * j w a m AeStelem ee thaw. ' B o b frt. Goulet in drai^ tens as guest star. Another a IS . Mattefltevte ' . i e i t e inate'tha Witel Aeaeraak t ilfc— '■'ir d- : _ Taahet Otei »88A8> BiaaAalir^ _ iQBtie (iebut on NBC's season premiere MIB te “Tb* OaeteAr Thee 8)88'ta rKSSefA m s lte e ^ Sincsr Bobby itM (8) F b m Me Hi Kathy Halaa, Aaaa Stotey. The IStohoock Hour," mov&UT back ■•88 ta*■ Baa lieeedetet. Veete t a wpeara — ABC's <8t> Im M b Ba« CaaimaaAer aete aat to lattea "K rift Suspense .Tho>. to NBC after a gojoum at CBS. , (M> BteMeMti the WAVES aa they’ll flahk atre” Thpraday 10-11 H 3 08) The )MwMlr Oiair^ ''Wsgon Trsin'' tomos. (8) Oat I Ir ntaeia teato. The TMeidioiie Hour on NBC (to THaa 8:88 a (8) My Uriag DaH I T D O E S A DICfsfSiMe W hsN T m B b v m I SAVE Tuesday n ip t win include Biag Sai. rtw*ASiLhal Seek awl row 7:80 -8:80 p.m. Cktete. Burt Ives and tte Mo- WHERE .Ouirs StstseM. Than, od oounfs, A f* w YOUSEt there'Is Wedhsaday nlMbt’a a»- M O O T A Y T e le v isio n • PROGRAM PM—aoe of tte Bsatles — W EDNESDAYr-i-M .. PROGRAM IMS ABCV“Shladig,“ pita NBC’s 4% ■APffwfMC l B A i hsodionr 'feature, movls, “See Thna fUaheel 8:88 (8) Vagi Beer How Thty Rta,” a BSW ihow 9t88 . to e '. .) (U> MOjiaa DaOar Btevie :*&su (8A8A8) Baa Oaaey •£; / mada primarily for televlaioa liM ta(8) Mitowti e( ...nL, *• Seheal .Prerlew ^WMMlniy -* g, • aM Haweeege^ <&> wu3». M ^w ^ Mfflil (|> BarrMmT — Thursday, Hobart Ckmlat j^toJJp^wVffiSS (88) CheyMUM . . 11:88 (i«M -t»8 8 -W ) Hawa, Weather teea to to be imisveA. » j88 (8) OaAerataaAlBg Oar WariA ; (88) Saprawa V ’- r aaA .Sgerto ' makes Us dramaOo debut jjg > Jf«* w M a r Might m Sw 8:8A m Hewa aaA WaaHwr- ni.iy^,g»EgW i) . (8) Oger Alghahal MiU (88) lAight <0> ti€> i ill’s id iT at> Eb 8 — Maa Oae ^ M s t MAPIHANcmnai •; ,j|oiD«ilsi. w v w m w TiM (8) ’ Peiteâih i’ ISi % S T " pease.Tlisatrs.■ " 8:88 (88) Larawte* 8,88 (Jl & I S 8:18 (S> SaMtoTw’'aalher a M Hewa ruRNmnuB 8i88 (8) S a iS a a 8 (8) BleharAa 8:88 (8) Hewa Ml atagecB Jte si^Bddle we > - (8) O M lh lk ;s?âi5sro)^' (8) orallaal Maa H km i XIMAOO quests on 088’ rihd Xleuny (88) EaMgSy'MaaB W M ) Haatlay ByMdegyae-; I) _ LetWe riikjfvt Kaye ahow" WeihiMrtay 1S41 i . (88) TeASjil ^ (8) He S S I M A lM O r , SS ' " (88) Beea Tha i. (88) What’a Mew Oemferl.i’O T h y JS 8:18 (8) Oegaty Datu 8:88 (88) Hewa (88) Hewe I t U lsf*i 8:88 (8) Leave.It l w _ ___ f:88 (After Maaer Mavla M7H#MU)« XBAAOO *Tm Oi— de OMS— ade,-* « t o e WMM DeaMise C.S.te’^îpM ghr«y IdTS tthrar>lMiM.m BattSDirl filmed (Ipeiimentaicy drtbe 19M Begart, )SA Begiay 18:88 (8)'Newa^' " T " ': Ji (18) Sah. T.V. ■ , Summer Otymplos Si Home, wi8 (88-88)tM' ItAfco ' tse 7 S tr a n d e d ^ • iM M— (8> OeaeimianiteaM^ . (88) Mall OrAer Maflwt •KAtM sntv. 9tA«|0llr be teisriiMd tomorrow from 4- (tl)>Wealhar, l itrt Hewa 7T0 MAIN 8T. 5 :M p j n . (88) Oatelate. Stiaai x-'- ~ ^ €M) Jeeraey Te'Oieee# A e ^ i t e a n . 88:88 (8) Marla V (88) Hewa eaA WaaiHitr T h e L a t e s t SUlffiEMjITA 88)88 <*^> 8 ^ Ear WaaA t iU (88) Saauaer BIAh UpMe nisa (88) Sgerto WXMSM

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in n t OONN^ SATURDAY. QCTqfim ^ ,-^ ills « Ancht to d a y i T e l ^ U i o h o rd b n Adam! The p naTVeth reported Sa — had bet ■8 Manchw i S i r f K . F ? , t!fc »ito teaMma e pUees. ’ IttX ISSeBtoiSwr Malfiji: tito more th BOtlD (AP) — On ttr (M M ) Smilaiaator , ‘.w-.T***. • to ia Feb. as m xt. Adakn GArt- ' . m itowa Crieii ^ came hd Nawa electiohi vM cbt to geinc to get p liu r«a ’■‘ S A S air.fis’* * ■ tot X MavM b f *■I eutto'buttow and be burled In Altowka* was an' iF ihsmiAf 8BS. ___ h S l ISixôLm^-Mtojto . llw; iSrihii Wm M Anead 0a ,te to heap ha* W hat MO oowpoke erin baye gaae \a at Mr. Me grbee hapêr ttuoi Adam, (M) MUava dteate I or tbUier Pemell Roberto, who 181 depends . (w> ■ ,-gjU (MX ltoK. Mi •toe B^tCM d keadtiua te a ]^ y o d the role on M eet- • ito 'ii) ' •;W (•> btkiabfm b a te Maatoatoary, aton'a “ Bonanaa” tor five yeaxe. (tt) MUtoa Da” “ _____ lOM Demo * < S )' "m F A at Nlchta iitott ae tha eaaat M ■ .C e n t n ie announcement that Per- afar nseto. (Mjrwâtoraeaa m U eraa depuiting ceune laat ' (to) iwtor to fima; : . har Hist d^rpeity.' bustling -I optaa Far Fa AT I ^fNaial to'SfnatodhP^ enough took eaeeutkm to it totaiarar diet. (■) Nawa, Waathar, ate Sparta .jSteatwj-;teagh wildly idiHa- "T lw ieleaae made it aound aa Mi*e <•> Nate : : Ftha , _ ' raat, eaalUett. tettces. ’ (KM*) Itoto Beaw Far ] (M>. Faitoaaaat Way (itAt) Heaal.' . Victory M they were drotetng me,” ho (•> OateSj MaarMal Nawa . ^ oommentod. "llia t'a not true. («■) (M e Stone t M (M) Advaataraa la Fartetoa *bey held me to a contract for M iia (t) Marla t M to) Spate, Nawa, Waathar (■M i) Ward Far F i VWard. diM <») peSaage ,. M:M r.J^&'fti-ate.r. atat yeara. I’m getting oat aa (adMei FrleaFrlee la JUhrkt e : » VU) Spaeial tepart noon aa it to contractually poeal* n l l i W (tt-M ) :CaaeeatoaUae d>M toX.Naws (f> leraaala, <0) bio, which to next February. ^ : (EAdAei Get She Maaaaea BriaUa]^ to hhva] thaVdand. a ' aaraiUe “ I .eraa unhappy with the ahow M:M <»-••) daaMu^ le va A a r Whaa •sM Saaiek Far Taaaarrae e . Sra M ar Caeaaeeai tort waathar . Qaate: MaHy8*E Haataf ete ■tor meetlM' of mlnda.' The laat . (i-NACi Hella Fae MeVn ( S ) l S a todiaa byadtoate . ’ dathte B*bte■ahbv wtotaa, 'Rpwih fwu ytoub ;X *veet in a l:ee (I ) Beat Seltar tha M'anaatNa .<•> 7:M tot) KtaUt* at OaH la fehaal otato of rengnation, qerving my X (W) Spate .n a SUaet ttoao to the end o f the contract m to ) At Ratea WMh KMr (M ) N ^ “ Ite othera in the coat docid- (it ) NaWa 7 to^reltowtord tJtP to) ^ “ foatom (A P ) - HL W tenew their contracto. liM <■> As n a Warld Tens (t-lPte) Sba FUaatosM iliMF toe> -Taaia (MAt) 'let’s Mebe A to (OaWr) Frad has traahia arilh arrives T tet'a their buaineaa. lha paHea whaa ha ttea to ar- ^Naws attoThtert, Fred MaaMaoer nleaaant feelinga. But I have StW (■> Feaawaid » a IS na Ufa tot) Dealer Baaae ' i~ . »■■ time pr whole thing. Why dw elt on the (M> Sesia F a n Farker, Kd ,dJiBart- aiaat? IFa better for ' mental l;M Naesa Fertr ; Fteadly Mlace ate hla aavaye The I n a D a^ra brather Taraatlaaa are aware ■ toa,-B«th b a n e the Dt h M ^ to try to forget.’* to JdA aaah atkar. VtoC (U l Lard’s | ^ le » ' (t-aeAe) Day la Oeart 1;M ( t) News Waathar ate schedul Pem ell . baa long been fite (M) Naws. •tot to) Farnr Maaaa outoider ot the "Bonenad” quar- (I) n a BdM- (N Nlakt r- b ya ta te Barr, Jaas Itek- •' ■ .wwato at HadItaUsa ^■. Royal ( Mrt. Waaaaa pabUahar rti- ( •) Nawseape, Maaiaah tot. The othera are Lome (MAIX Aaatker Warid . . Caaatart at sum (•) Sredmaator ' pagaa Ferry to dafate har . t e After Chreene, Michael Landon and (MAd) OeaaVal HaeyRal' ' laaerddr’ohaipaa., . . .'.ji';-'. . tot) .News . • Dan Blocker. Roberta to a aelf> greeting inade mdu. > » etoMaiine and a Lesterster aanvettok.'' Mveo though the p ^ y ' awna .Ihii earned him more Britann teines^ than he had ever known FlUDilJy PROGII^ to (^ na An aetor, he honaidered Ito Siaia Ohaawal away. .pipto :and« character develoj^ •>ae to) S a a ^ Satoaator .. [aaSey Bteklay Be- Princ ■Mnt -alwUlatw and formula. (MX. ARrloaltare aa Fartea Martaaa Dietrtrh tal, a c • ltd «>. Mesaeato at Oaaatote • ( M ) BThat’a MaW '1>oea ■he have ahF plana tol- .: aa Newaaapa d:M (M) Nate i g m 1 to) She Chdatophankrlah S iM to) Death VaBay Day* ^ : 8 (ttS Taalte' ~ <#4 towtag hto liberation? «:M tol ( i) Bto Mate p fy P Ed Begley Titetls a on (St-M) Taday Shew (M)' Saatheia Symphaay Blehaid b rip a Bot ant (| | -M ) Nawa ate Weattor . lilts (M) Bsplaaste , Char] to ahow buaineaa. I auppoae I GBS’-"Rawhide” Fri- to) Owerailaa Alphabet Ohilte- Tdd (to) Wastara Ma*s. .Hlehllchts 4sM' to) Nawaaapa. The then ,Oi will want to get back to -the 7 ]|ga-^;8a p.m. . (M ) Sperts phers, Mamesta af Gsaafart otage, ahd that means Broad (|) FW^tea jat Mr. OaabM i ■ (M) News ate llyBU men th r:M (i) Ciiwtela bacairaa -v ( » bwhlda> _ (MX News ‘ “ damn way ultimately. I might try out B te Flaaatar.'^hit iBastwaad, DM to) News, Waathar ate Ms* A ^ y or. tour the country be- SiW to) Baerolaa . t ’ • meats at Oaafte tlona t <•> m f »WW _ . A prereater Taaraa a baah haa 'to lm ^ t.5 ' •IM (I) Nap^Bteute baaa halU.araT aa abaadaaed prevail "I asked him if be had any to) oSl SaUt Lateyna Maglkd. the Omcho*"';^^ 1 prOblM tot) bW per Jtoaax (•■MAd) daaay qaest -• - preference ' on bow he woidd (Calar) Ueeat ate daaay te a Slovakian.prpccu that combined’ .'(r 'Hll He I ■each his end,on "Bonanaa.” ^8) iGla*' The** OaaaOaW^'-_ daaaar la, atteaiht ta tavh two media —*.the stage ai)(l mo- . ’'j'* faahring ;"Mo, rn die any way they f tU (|> - • - .frata ^ ' -âalOehaatl ' tlon pictures — w ill be seen, in thing t yitM me Jto,” he aald. ‘ ‘I ’ve • sttr ($) M.Ta^^rSir.' (3BS’ "The Bd Sullivan Sllbw*^ to the I to) OMea Far Ak F »y -- Oaa Wn Tiarel given up trying to make auggee- (MX‘" X bBaaapar a a i Baaa* v s r " s x .” . ' toiXuxrrow from 8-9 p m . . . **Wc (M) leMnuttiaaiU. SlMwttaaa to) Nawa difficul (OAP) Make Beam ter Daddy Dte Aiaaoha, wpmbhast.« ,“ ■ n e Trar- <•) QateMl NadMM -Teat (iirOBS.” idea,” l:M totfc Faraiar’s Day j t e r ProiXt (Mr'rO M. a T'■**” r • i 1«;M (I) Merle - » • .--■v'-' • lagav Siaraaa pMuri rale flhaw i tol-M) Ward Far. Ward aa K te . ate as Gai m biUty 0 tote-M) Frlea la BIbM ^ . M aiâ Ute wUe. FETERMftirS UiM (MA*) C^êtnUlaa (•) (C) “ As >■ (e-tdAP) Oat n a Meaaaaa (M) Sywiphaay earned 11 (M tot-M) 'tom rd y «-:tl) Dr. Albeit SFEOIAL.I8TS tat HBA’IfN O safe h( (■-■eMX I K l a a Uaka ■ tM to) ;She Batetelhan UiM <•) LarenStjETfe TarleW raraa. Carel Baraatt, W S 'IN S T A U , T H E . . . toMd) A ir Wltoa Bab Newhart, Cteriaa Vales- to-M-M>^Fhther b a t e Bee* Is, Tease O’Shea, ethers. U :M to) SeMch Far ~ (MAC) Bab Napa neatre totAC) Sralh. a . , . (Oalar) Jaaat Laicb. Babby (C-MMXt BaUa Faq ■ BaHa. A IdlUaa epald (a aa- ELECTRONICS liM to) BaM SaSar * aaalshte beaaasa at a leyal (•) M ate vN taehalealltar. AaBm cAN..8taiitato LftBORATOHIES (M) TBaa'-':' toAMd) .The Adfojaa FaaiMy <■ to»A») At ■area WMh--«Nir" P:M"((-ie-M) ValaaUaa’s Day .(«e> Newt .....fe- Tesy- ~Fraaplasa, NIaa Mhat. ttoC 't2£le™ ggling Janet r - aits' ' (H-M) daekfiLBiyr,laay rrerPracraaa W A T C H F O R ItH (MAN'MIawa A ' Oaate: Aady Wniaaw is ^ gueat otk rJiM rt> F I) iT o’C"Otek -■ Hick <«M|j Li I’tt “Andy, Wil- Saragi PUR ‘fha Bapater ..B o r la Oimtt 'rmmr T alectio Oaaste: ' Stare Law- day, (M Nl«ht Oaiaie.'BM. O te TPted "ii2Et?'*iMarte assess lae 'Stap RaPaa# Sen. B fPTS, bar dB_*rii^‘ they I C A U M f . l I M senato ,-4iM (I)(IMtaki Betigar At man i ^ D S , (MAeF Tbtoh: gR*4hUtte, Servlee to) repprti -<*•» ' VlKini (M A d l ' Tiewe. AsM (M-MX- (____ ^ PET ATTIRE e>M to-ttx M ete (M),OaaaterStaaa A CieABi- - By'i W AI GARNER'S Kladsr Sid m .lAtailer, Rxtaeior V. Jo ! 7 S r e 4 i . SM m - II WqDvepeq B(Mki Prince «iU (U) nqr AA fop SjliUt ■igViM . MiW|ii -ivN inim raiiw . ' "Taaer'i BspeAurngiBC. tranap Oasi ayes t •iM to) .. Bleege abA OeMInga L g w w M o w GfE - _ R t ^ t « i A|teviletbdslMd ' makln _ RW|MnVww| wnOTfMBNW (MX Ghayaxte WoHnnAAskia Giehnuiteei aoundi n a t u n k m m H L (M) Sapatrsaa . . „ „ “ I ’m • iM to) News,-Weather ead SptMe Ibily ffomrci' . PETERWirS (M> iW a pt Batetotoaeter * aw#qg q*.. pandei C A U *49-1tS2 uttlE & ■ to Mge h dies (till SS tV to UO PELLETIER 'o a e-ea R jbeeA Mt tng tol Mk itagiAjMPMd Qnmer d:te to) SaerteTNa Waetfilll) McKinney § U h U $ » (‘8 )* done u wooDBRiDOB err. diM tot) 8M I 8 k . MdMbeeter—«4g-SM* ■ee wl • OifpweM 8A iNencliedter • = - g } Bated Dow Hills, kouaei Ooldw •1 d aoclall ta taki much Bxa Staten mon 1 aam. ThU Aasocl sondu txf vot U ' "’'I A r tH ^ Didfy N«t P iw B o b Ths, Westhir. . 1 ' ir^%,W «ali SMM Veffeeaet e f U. K WoMK ■■ ■" '■ *"■ • » « .U M Mostly Moady, beeoastBg wM)p' ' •* 13,715 tonight, low Bear 40; eool oaf r h windy tomorrow, Mgh a ManalyuterÂ City o f ViUago Charm

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Election Result Voting High Here, To Be Broadcast GM, UAW in Accord, Retums in today's election will bo broadcast this eve ning at 8:80, a half hour af ter polls close, . by The Herald and radio station Predictions Varied w in f ; ■ c Results of the voting will be broadeast as they be Early Strike End Seen bv thB H« won’t My how lWf*Atrlct«, Ui«r« luui been a come available. juofmv py ino «after an all-night session at the^month with the other two mem settle local demands numbered more than 18,0 anchest^s town election Republican headquarters on big boost comes bargaining table, removed a bers of America’s automotive PîTâ Hilda Spent, eral Motors Corp. and the cloud from over the national Big ’Three — Ford and CJhrysler, when the walkout began 11 dafb today is going to be a rec Main St is by contrast a havoi District 3 has puMler, however. By 11 a.m. in United Auto Workers economy which could be Im- However, the tentative three ago. Only about 2,000 were whit of order and quiet Republican tled away during the week. ord breaker. Town Chairman Francis Della- 1962 the turnout there was well reached tentative agree pared seriously by a long walk year agreement will not become ’The pKwn regiatrnr’a office Fera is predicting a voter turn over 400; this year at the same Death, Misery ment today on a national out. effective until local issues in 117 Today’s agreement which still reported that m of 1 p.ip. there out in excess of 14,000, and ex- time only 286 had voted- GM’s assembly lines were of -180 GM plants across the must be ratified by the union's had been. S.1S4 votes cast at abor contract expected to rank-and-file membership, cidls pacts'HheaHh( Republicans! lead in Ihe slow reaction from Dls- shut down Sept. 25 when more country are resolved, said Louis Manchester's five polling Left in Wake irlng an early end to a na- G. Seaton, GM vice president for higher pensions as an early iC ■ registerdd voters to carry the trtct 8 caused considerable ac-j, ______than 250,000 workers were pUces-That Is almost 60 votes day. The mood, however, is a ' onwide strike against the pulled off their jobs by the un for personnel. The at-the-plant retirement incentive, longer more than had been cast at the goM deal more cautious than No. 1 Automaker. ion, cutting off production of all agreements supplement the vacations, additional holidays same hour during the 1062 town hôuarm rs^?i^^t Is^*^' TALLArifSS®®. ê- (AP) — the Democrats command post S S ^î^n ’ of t o ^ wi^re a Former Hu^cane Leonard Woodcock, UAW vice 1965 QM cars. national contracts of all the and other fringes. election; The total vote In i062 with no claims of an over ubsident in charge of the un- By the end of last week the automakers. The agreement also raises was an' all-time high of 12,- whelming victory. on’s OM Department, told company had notified steelt)>ro- ’The marathon bargaining wages in the second and third 868. - ‘■i:;m^t,Vovr!Sorth: The polls opened proihpUy at T ^Tn^^'delivered to' Geoigia-^;^^ border tow^ newsmen the national settle ducers to delay shipments for at session came after the parties years. What the early returns in ment could result in an agree least two weeks. agreed Sunday to switch their In addition, Reuther said, H dicate about the final outcome S this morning—with Voters party chieftain Ciunmings at waiting to gat fii—and will re file i . Center St. headquarters. ] {"8 ^ J “ *t 88 dead In Bbr vlo- ment within a week on local UAW President Walter P attention from local problems to includes a Oirlstmas bonus depends .upon which party feature hinged to the level of a main open until 8 tonight He quickly dispatched a sound; wane. plant issues which block an. end Reuther said the settlement national issues. headquartm 3rou visit to the ll-day strlkqv. embraces an economic package In doing BO, they conceded too Dsnraeratlc headquarters at Moderators in all five dis- car __ manned by candidate' Death, destruction and misery trlcts report the voting going Francis J. Mahoney and ltay-,cem e to Louisiana during the The agreement, announced similar to those negotiated last little progress had been made to (See Page Tea) ;'f ■. Center and Spruce Sts. is a bustling beehive of activity. well, with no mechimieal mond M ils—to arouse the leth-, weekend visit by the "torm. Town Chairman Ted Cum bre^downs or other disturb- aiglc eHtotorate. I President Johnson declared the mings, when he slows down anoea The___big big boost boost inin DistrictDistrict _3— ' re*b>n qHglble for federal dlsas enough to get out a few sen The flow of voters diffen the most popilknis of all the five aW.' 57 Escape tences, premcts a Democratic markedly, however. 1 - 8“*-’'***8 *_* cold front in its victory if the total vpte tops In the two moat settled dls- (See Page^VM) circulaUon, Hilda lost most of its tropical characteristics. All Through W all that remained was a huge low- pressure area containing scat, Quên Arrives Today tered squalls in which winds BBRUN (AP) — Fifty smran •■•, •'I reached gusts of 40 to 60 miles East Germans escaped to West Events an hour. Berlin this weekend through a But Hilda stlU was potentially long tunnel dug under the Red dangerous. The likelihood of Solid Loyalty Pledged In State tornadoes still existed and the wall, the West Berlin govern Miami weather Bmeau said a ment reported today. East Q e^ 120-mlle wide strip reaching many said one. of its bord^ On Prince Edward Isle from Ocala, Pla„ to Charleston, guards was shot dead during the S e n ,R i hicoff 8. C., should be vSlert to the escape and called It murder. possibility of danMging surface It was believed to be one ef CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. Takes Time Off winds and possilby wte or two the biggest mass escapes since (AP) — ()ueen Elisabeth n tornadoes. the R m wall was erected Aug. arrivSs today to begin an 8-day Another probable death 18, 1961. Canadian visit that has sparked HARTFORD (AP) — chalked up at Pensacola, in the An the refugees, 28 men, i l threats from French-speaking women and 8 children, canto U.S. Senator Abraham Florida panhandle, , when 18- separatists in Quebec and year-old Bill Waters disap through unhurt. Red guards pledges of loyalty In this mari Ribicoff, who was hospital peared while surfboarding in found the tunnel just after the time province. ized after a fainting spell turbulent waters. escape, and fired a blast from The queen and her husband, while speaking in Albany, Small craft w a m ^ flags flew submachine guns into the pae- the Duke of Edinburg, were sageway. N. Y. Saturday night, went along ’the entire Florida Qulf scheduled to land at the huge and Atlantic coasts. west Gtorman police said that Royal Canadian Air Force base to his New London vaca Winds hit 60 miles at Pensaco just after the gimfire, they m w at Summerside. tion home today for a few la, knocking out power in some an imknown person being car After a brief ceremonial days rest land relaxation. sections, as the storm passed ried awM on a stretcher in Eait R«eting by Prime Minister north of there. High tides Berlin. ’Aiis apparently was the Ribicoff was addressing a Lester B. Pearson, the royal caused minor beach erosion. East German guard. party was to board the yacht, gathering in .th^ Albany Medical Hilda wiped 8M ^M rly half of One of the West Germans who Britannia, for an overnight trip Center when he complcUned of aided in the escape suffered A feeling faint and requested that Louisiana’s flOMhinion sugar to Charlottetown, 46 miles cane crop and dfiused mfillons knee injury during the operii- away. someone .finish the speech for more in property damage. tion, the city government re Prince Edward. Island's capi him. High winds and heavy rains ported. tal, a city of 20 ,Qm, proniasd a The S4-year-old seMtor was frofn Hilda knifaâ'crou south The Hast German Defsnae warm welcome. Extensive 'secU' hospttaliaed o v e m l^ t for em Oeocgia anting SoutiiCaw Ministry said the border guard — 'll ijKy preoautlons were being ’^ytysteaP fMlitae.’' T ie WM 'Onna. i„. was killed “ by aimed dhots from Wien, but officials said they did driven to Hartford yesterday At BlountstoWn, Fla.', LfikS' armed bandits” who had pene not anticipate trouble. aftemoMi by his brother, Atty. Hilda, swollen by rilns from trated Into East German terri Charlottetown’s mayor, Wal- Irving Ribicoff, and spent last Hurricane Hilda, overflowed tory throu^ the timnel. The vic then .Oaudet, angrily told news night at, the latter’s home. and water .sloshed into numer tim was Identified as Sgt. Egon men that the citizens are getting Fill it up and turn it over! That could be the request from the owner of this Mrs. Ribicoff, vdio has been ous homes. Schultz, “ murdered d i ^ g the “ damned annoyed” at sugges “ I’m npi worried about losing car, flipped onto its rodf in a Kenner, La., gasolme station by Hurricane Hilda. execution of his duty on the state tions that the situation which in Hartford Hospital with ane mia, was discharged today and a few flowers When pisople The commiinity escaped the full force of the devastating storm. (AP Photo border.” prevails in Quebec is also a Louisiana are losing their It seemed possible^, however, proMnn here. Joined her husband on the trip fax.) QUEEN BUEAHECT to their New London home. lives,” Said Lucille Clendenon, that he was in the tunnel aaa He said he was constantly as she stood knee-deep in water ell under tile fire o f Me eom- hearing speculation that smne- A t a bedside ceremony before in front of her home near Lake rades. thing awful is going to happen there will certainly be no dem departing from the hospital Sun Hilda. Informed sources said tids was to the queen here. onstration or distraoticm here.” day, Senator Ribicoff was Larose, a fishing town of 6,000 believed to be the third suecoae- “ We are loyal and we find it S Die tup- Vox Pop Presidential Survey out at a spîal hearing in election day prescribed by the time about the end of January Mariiinery for a oonstitutlonal nel in smalt'4 mxipe. U.Si District Court at state constitution. It BUggeated the calling ot a ’The city govUmment said jd t Hartford next Monday. special session immediatriy (See Page Thirteen) before the operathgi was to ejold It-will start at 3:30 a.m. in four East ClMman spldiars and Eastern Voters Give Johnson the north courtroom on the three civilians drove'up to (Re second floor « f the Federal Of East German end eS the tamieL fice Building’ and Court House. A few secoqds later West iMite Sitting on the bench will be Supreme Court Hears heard several Masts from sbi- the three judges who have been machine guns. Little Enthuiîasm Found in handling the legislative reap- That was 80 mlnqtss after portlonm'ent case for the past midniidit today. RfitUii 15 min several months -— U.S. C ii^ it Civil flights Test Case utes the East German and of .. e d i t o r ’s n o t e — With theîf not all, of the populous North-abeen with the wihner bi presi- brief in the cam cw - ahthuslasta - - like people who