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. I ’ / PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Aiwraga Daily Nat Ptcai Ran ‘ Wl^NESpAT, OqrOBER IT, IMt For the Week BodM a W eather lEwnhtQ li^ralli Fereoaet O. 8. Weather J October U , ItBS Variable ctoudhieae, M t ae aoel' THURSDAY! 13,645 tonight. Low hi> Mm. FrUhsy pa^By 3 Menber ot the Audit doudy, little shango hi twuyei'u FESTIVAL Bureau ef Olrealatleu tore. High aO-BB. FRIDAY! Manehe$tPr— A City o f ViUage Charm ^ FREE » DAYS TOL. LXXXn, NO. 18 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962 (Claaslfled Advertising on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mflin St., Menehetter SATURDAY! PARKING - rear of »tor« Phene Ml 3-4123 ONLY! MIGs in Cuba State News Bar Plans i l l PUMPKIN! DAVS ONLY! U D IES’ FAMOUS NAME Navy Moving Best Roundup Evaluation 2070 OFF WOOL and DACRON O f Courts OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Fighter Planes to 65 New Plants 1 PROPORTIONED SLACKS I Bring Net Loss HARTFORD T a P)—Major LADIES' WINTER COATS items of suggestion and com regularly S.99 O f 4^035 Jobs presently marked 29.99 to 165.00 Base at Key West plaint concerning the Con On Berlin Issue Seen necticut Circuit Court will be HARTFORD~(AP) — Con studied in the next several necticut counted a net gain of WASHINGTON (AP) —'.âdditional unit sent to the area weeks by the Committee on 23.99 .0 132.00 4 . 7 7 to reinforce U.S. forces facing 65 industrial plants last year, Administration of Criminal The Pentagon, moving to hostile Cuba. The United States but the new plants fail^ to Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only • 80% wool, 20% dacron counter a buildup of jet MIGs Justice of the State.Bar Asso Gonference has powerful air and fleet ele provide as many jobs as those ciation of Connecticut. e charcoal gray, Cambridge gray, loden, brown in Cuba, has quietly shifted a ments based throughout the lost through the departure or luxurious fur trimmed coats Caribbean area. ■ They are contained in a re • self belt, 2 side pockets, zipper closing squadron of 1,400-miIe-an- shutdown of factories. port—also to be submitted to the untrimmed dress and sport coats The F4B Phantom ia rated the Next Month e short 10 to 18, average 10 to 20, tall 12 to 20 hour Navy jet fighters to Navy's fastest, highest flying- and The State Labor Department re 1983 legislature for consideration petites’, juniors', misses’, women’s half sizes • street floor sportswear ' southernmost Florida. ported yeaterday 322 new plants —formulated by a special com- m i longest range fighter. It also has ipittee of the Bridgeport Bar As A Defense Department spokes the greatest firepower of any began operations in the 1961 cal man said today the squadron of Navy fighter plane. endar year. This was offset by the sociation that was appointed to Possibility about 13 F4B Phantom 2 fightera It is manned by a pilot and a complete or partial shutdown of make recommendations for Im i PRICE SALE proving the Circuit Court system. ANNUAL STOCK-AWAY SALE MEN’S IMPORTED 100% VIRGIN WOOL was ordered to Key West on Oct. radar observer and mounts both 267 factories. 6. There, they are poised about Sparrow and Sidewinder missiles The suspended operations cost It includes such questions as By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER 90 milea from Cuba. which can be ukad to knock down 6,327 jobs, while the new plants the following: WASHINGTON (AP) — •w> Nylons The action came three. days other high speed wjiicraft. brought in only 2,282 jobs, the de 1. Does a “presumption of President Kennedy (infers CURTAINS HOSE after Undersecretary of State partment said. This was a net lass guilt” prevade the court, par ticularly in motor vehicle cases? with Soviet Foreign Minister regularly 1.50 end 1.95 George W. Ball told Congress that HAVANA (AP) — N^nouncing of 4,035. Limited Time ^ ]* I2 I P*"'I'SO ' 1.29 eventually Cuba probably will "essential identity of vibwpoints' However, the department said 2. Does the State Police Depart Andrei A. Gromyko today in Onivt Reg. 1.50. 1.29 3 pr. 3.80 e washable oatôn • shrink reaUtsnt have 36 to SO of the most modern In world affair.s. Premier ^^m ed the figure of 2,292 new Jobs repre ment influence the disposition of a White House meeting that flocked tailoreûrtains • reinforced heel and toe Soviet-built *jet fighters which nor Ben Bella of Algeria and Prime sents only the number of workers cases ? Reg. 1.65. . 1.39 3 p r .4 .1 0 3 for 3 .7 5 3. Is there a policy of making foreshadows a Kennedy con e regular and long lengUs mally carry air-to-air missiles. Minister Fidel Castro agre put to work at the beginning of ference with Premier Khrush • famous perma flocked e SxS rib, black, oxford. loden, brawn* navy Wednesday night that the U.S' operations. “ It does not measure this court a "paj’ing proposition” e eiaes 11 to 18 Ball said Cuba was believed to through the impqjiition of high chev on the Berlin crisis next PUMPKIN DAYS ONLY finish—^never washwôut have one advanced MIG 21, with naval base at Guantanamo must the full employment pbtential of go. the^plant operating at its peak,” fines for minor offenses ? month. more probably being assembled, 4. Should the Circuit Court ac • 5 popular lengths plus about 60 older jets. the db{»rtment added. Khrushchev has, in effect, made n tir e s t o c k MEN’S LEATHER GLOVES A joint ..communique empha tually be abolished and the old 207. OFF E The Pentagon spokesman re sized. however, that the big naval It al8o45>«e not take into account known to Kennedy through Foy 54” , €3” , 72” , 81’' minor court system reealabli.shed? Kohler, the new U.S. ambassador I LINED and UNLINED lated the buildup of mlssUe-armed installation. in eastern Chiba will the normaKexpansion of other ex ’The Bridgeport committee not GIRLS’ NEW WINTER fcOAT and COATS SETS U.S. jets in southern Florida to be "claimed in its opportunity isting induatH^. to Moscow, that he is very inter • several exquisite patterns regularly 4.00 and 6.00 ed it was submitting these par ested in a face-to-face discuaoibn this report by Ball of Increasing through Internationa law" — not In addition, the department said, ticular items without recommen pre.sently marked 19.99 to 29.99 (not all lengths in all patterns) MIG strength in Cuba. by force. the number of jobs listed for the of the Berlin dispute with the e lined with fur, wool end dacron A- dation'because there had not been President. or rayon and cotton The movement of the Phantoms Despite the specific mention of shutdown factoriesNreflected the sufficient time for their proper • all wTth grow-«-y«ir from Oceana Naval Air Station Kennedy has already decid^ to hems regularly NOW e black, brown, gray Guantanamo the communique employment figure foiNmrmal op evaluation. see Khrushchev if, as expected • 3 to #x; 7 to 14 15.99 to 23.99 e S, M, L, EX.L or stretch sizes 2.99 near Norfolk, Va., to Key West was' free of the usual Cuban dia erations rather than at th^ time of Thirty-five such- items were does not herald a pattern, the here, the Soviet premier goes » i tribes against "Yankee Imperlal- closing. contained in the report, many of through with the decision to visit ...... spokesman said. As far as he a pi-ocedural nature. Fourteen had 2.49 1.19 knows, he said; this was the only the United States to attend the (Coatinoed on Page Ten) State Man Drowned x to do with the criminal aide of U.N. General Assembly. Gromyko, SPECIAL PURCHASE! MEN'S WOOL TOGGLE WESTERLY,-R. T. (AP) — A Circuit-Court, the rest with the who came here from New York 2.99 ...... 1.49 Moosup, Conn, man was drowned civil side. Wednesday, is due at the White Based on Ability to Pay last night when he fell from a Besides these unevaluated sug House in late afternoon. After see cabin cruiser on a fishing trip in gestions and complaints, there ing Kennedy, he is scheduled to All-Weather POPLIN COATS 3.39 ...... 1,69 CONVOY COATS the rough waters of Block Island were five positive recommenda- spend the evening with Secretary tiono: — Employment of chief regularly 12.99 regularly 29.99 Sound. of State Dean Rusk at a "work The missing man ia Andrew Bit- prosecutors in each circuit on a ing dinner" attended also by U.S. 3.39 ...... 1 .7 9 good, 45, an Eussistant director of full-time basis the same as the and Soviet policy advisers. Seely-Brown Favors the Danielson Branch of the Cou- judges, clarification of the dutiee President Kennedy and Abraham Ribicoff start a three-hour campaign trip in (Connecticut Wednes The White House session here necUcut Bank and Trust Company. and powers of the chief justice aj day soon after Kennedy’s arri-val in Stratford. Kennedy made the trip to give a boost to Ribicoff, follows by two days a Moscow 3.79 ...... 1.89 One of the four men on the fish administrative head of the judi' Ms former welfare secretary, in his campaign for the U. S. Senate. (AP Photofax). conference between Khnishchev 8 . 9 0 21.00 ing expedition, the Rev. Ehneot J. rial department, transfer of license and Kohler. It was learned that Health Care for All Bolleau of All Hallow’s Oiiirch, suspension power in speeding oasee Khrushchev indicated to the new • classic English Balmacaan style • • e . 1.99 e wool plaid lined e quilt lined Moosup, said that other members from the motor vehicleo eommit- Yale Men Boo—Like Gentlemen American envoy that he emisiders of the party were below deck on aloner to the judges, repeal of the more discussions on the Berlin • wood toggles e detachable hood mandatory posting of a bond by sittMUon to be desirable. He also • fij' front HARTFORD (AP) — Oongreas-^ “Now he wants to be elected this return from Block Island to • • • e the mainland. Bitgood was on the an accus^ seeking trial by jury, clearly Indicated that he considers . 2.29 e double .yoke back, front and shoulder man Horace Seely-Brown Jr., the senator to work for the same bill and full common law powers for a porsonsJ talk between himself • fine cotton poplin with colorful print lining Republican candidate for the U.S. which is called ‘medicare’ even (Continued on Page Four) prosecutors. Kennedy Registers Triumph and Kennedy to be advisable. vent back, tab sleeves, raglan shoulder • • • e a chain hangers Senate, said today he favors medt- though It pays for no medical care, Under common law, prosecutors While Khrushchev underaeprod e . 2.49 eal care for ‘’‘all of our citizens but only for limited hospital bills have full power to prosecute or not his long-standing ' demand for beige, willow green, black, sizes 8 to 20,6 to 18 • patch pockets 66 and over, not just those eov- and convalescent home care.” prosecute in any given criminal withdrawal of U.8., British and e • • 9 e •red by social securitjr." Seely-Brown said the plan he fa case, as they see fit Fronch troops from Woot Boriin, . 2.99 • black or loden, 36 to 44 Seely-Brown spelled but his views vors "will be voltmtary with free Second Decline In Circuit Court, proaecutobe On Political Drive into State the atmosphere of hia conversa on health cars for the elderly in choice in types of coverage de may drop charges only bytnxking' tion with Kohler was reported to a statement released by his cam sired, Md ita benefita will exceed a statement of their rearane in have been easy and relaxed and paign headquarters. those promised in Mr. Riblcoff'a In Radioactive open court. Judges have ordered By ARTHUR ED80N #given an honSPkry degree by Yaio^went smoothly in New Haven. devoid Of any sense of immediate 'Ihe GOP candidate said the plan plan. It will strengthen our com- re-arrests In some cases and have WASHINGTON (AP) ^ Prest in Jun$. and the President Yale men may boo, hut they boo crisis or Imminent deadline. Koh S&H GREEN STAMPS TOMORROW AND FRIDAY he favored would "be paid for by peltlve private health Insurance opposed the dropping of charges in dent Kennedy has an open date on ferred to this os he began like gentlemen ler made a full report of the talk all of the taxpayers, individuals programs, not destroy them.’’ , Level in Milk others. his campaign schedule today, and talk. All during hls campaign to Washington for the information and corporations alike, on the bas "Those persons over 65 who wish In addition, a Court rule pro after W^nesday’s lively reception “ I have come to this center of Wednesday, as he rode in an open of Kennedy, RUak and their top WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES ts Of their ability to pay.” to be insured against the costs of HARTFORD (AP) --A decline vides that continuances "shall be hi Omnectlout he's probably glad learning," Kennedy said, "to car from Bridgeport to Water advisers. Abraham Ribicoff, the Demo serious illness would obtain from has been noted for the second con- to have this day of comparative come back to my college—Yale— bury to New Haven, Kennedy foL cratic candidate and former sec the government a certificate, good seciiUve week in the amount of (Continued on Page Ntoetiw) rest. and I have enjoyed that warm re lowed what has now become a (Gontlnaed ea Page Four) OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 P.M.! retary of health, education and for *125, or $250 for a couple," See radioactive iodine in Connecticut For Kennedy drew one highly ception I have gotten from my familiar pattern. He plugged hard welfare, favors the Kennedy ad ly-Brown said. '"This certificate milk. enthusiastic audience — and got fellow Elis Os I drove into this for Democratic House candidates, ministration’s medicare program may b* used only to pay the an- The State Health Dei>artment’« one loudly booing reception- dur city. for Abraham Ribicoff, hls for based on the social security sys- weekly fallout bulletin said yester 3 Biochemists ing his 60-mlle drive through an "But they will learn, as this mer welfare secretary who wants ance policy. The policy purchased area that contains a lot of' indus to be a senator, and for John N, PUMPKIN DAYS ONLY! tem. day the radioactivity level stood at country has learned, that the 300 YARDS must be issued by a company li an average (rf 71 mlcromlcrocuries try and a lot of Democrats. Democratic party Is be.st for them Dempsey, who wants to stay on BuUetms Ribicoff has said that he also Kennedy hits the Campaign MEN'S I00> PURE WOOL WORSTED SPECTAL GROUP favors protection for everyone over censed by the state, and must pro per liter of milk during the seven- Get Nobel Prize as it is for the country." as governor. Called from AP Wires vide prescribed minimum bene day period that ended Tuesday. trail again Friday on a three-day In Waterbury, the President •5. fits." trip that takes him all the way to Unlike In Waterbury, where the, “I favor coverage of every per In September, the radioactivity police rushed over to protect Ken MEN’S FAMOUS BRAND Seely-Brown said "those who For Medicine Seattle In his effort to get a (Continued On Pngi; Eleven) DRESS, SUIT and C O A T son over 66, including the three wish the protection but who pay level rose for four consecutive Democratic Congress elected Nov. nedy from hls friends, everythlhg KIXA DANGER EASING DRESS SLACKS million people not now covered by no income tax or who pay less than weeks, prompting a meeting of a 6. If he runs into similar crowds, MIAMI, Flo. (A P)—Big and DRESS AND SPORT social security and' an option for $125 in income taxes would own .special governor's fallout commit STOCKHOLM, Sweden (API — it should be an entertaining week erratlo Hurrlooae lached regularl^ 15.99 WOOLENS every person to continue private the policy without further pay tee Oct. 4. Howevej, the commit ’Three biochemists, two of them! end. northward in tho Atlantic to insurance if he prefers,” Ribicoff ment. Thofle who do pay an in tee decided to await further read Britons and the other a Harvard The bfe crowd Wednesday was T m Still a Republican^ day but danger to the coastline has stated. come tax would deduct from in ings before beginning any control professor, were awarded the 1962 at Waterbury, a town that loves, lessened by the hour. At 11 am. values fe 6.50 yd. Ribicoff has said that he favors come tax payments $125 lor each measures. Nobel Prize for medicine today and is loved by. Kennedy. It was the hurii^ne was about S35 SHIRTS the social security system for fl- person covered by the insurance.” The committee said at the time for their research into the secrets so^ carried - away with the Presi iniles south of Cape H n ('-r-'. • 12.99 2 for 25.00 e imported and domestic • nancing because it makes it pos- He said minimum benefits would that (Connecticut cows would soon of life—Including why a blond GOP Governor Backing N.C„ and 860 nilleo onot mt V dent's vttiA — ■ a police officer regularly 2.99 fo 5.00 B designers fabrics included Bible for people to pay for it while ^ be prescribed for' hospital care and be switched from pasture feed-to ahild’s eyes are blue. thought 45,(XI0 were there—that it Jalhe legislature. I cannot tolerate CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. • worsted flannel and fancy hard finish worsteds England; Dr. Maurice Hugh Fred hls surrender to William Loeb • broken eizee and itylea Seely-Brown said that Ribicoff pete vigorously for this vast new Range II of the federal radiation Haven, home of Yale University. Republican Gov. Wesley Powell, (AP)—A towering rocket thun ■Hi DRIP-DRY COTTON PRINTS failed to get the administration bill | market with premiums guaranteed protection guide which means the erick Wilkins. 46, is deputy direc Nobody knows for sure who gave defeated for nomination la.st (publisher of the Manchester dered skyward today In on at e charcoal gray, charcoal brown. Hack, olive, navy • broa.dclotha. madras, oxforda. woven and through Congress, and he added: by the government.’’ nillk Is "entirely safe to drink.” tor of Biophysics Laboratory at the President the raspberry or month, has thrown hls sunpport to Union leader). tempt to send the Ranger 6 printed combed eottona, dacron and cotton King's College, London. held, up disparaging signs. the Democratic candidate but in "I cannot be silent in his efforts spacecraft a quarter of a mil regularly fe 1.19 yd. Dri Wilkins presently is working But it's the custom on such bc- sists "I’m atm a 'Republican.” to turn the clock back. I oanhot lion miles to a landing on tho • apread collars, button-down eollara at Sloan-Ketterlhg In.stitute for casions in New Haven to give alt Powell, 47, who sought an un and will not vote for him.” moon. The mission of the gold- a all 36” and 38” width .Cancer Research in New York. precedented third term from which After the telecast, a newsman ond-sllver-plated spacecraft ^ Is MEN'S WEAR RESIST HOSE • regular and poncho pullovers From Florida to New Jersey the credit, or blame, to Yale stu • excellent for blouses, dresses, aprons Dr. Watson received his Ph.D. dents. to aspire for a' place on the GOP asked Powell if he had bolted hls to send b^ k closeup teleriaion' degree from Indiana University in party. Powell answered: by INTERWOVEN • whl.te,.8îda, stripes, checks, novelties a all from fine fabric mills yd. Kennedy didn't seem to be too national ticket in 1964, asserted in pictures of the moon's surface 1950, Was National Science Foun rattled by the booing or by the a t^viaion speech last night he “I .said I was going to vote for before landing the first active rag. 1.00 and 1.25 • 14 to 17^X<* M.L.BX.L. dation fellow in Copenhagen in signs which carHed such senti connotx support the primary win John King, the Democratic candl- instrument package. This would 67c Coa^t Warned on Ella’s Gales 1951, ând studied at Cambridge. ments as; ner, Jonh RllSbury of Manchester, qate for governor.' Period. meospre moonquakes and me e discontinued patterns ‘ e all from regular stock—some slightly England, in 19Si, and 1952. "Will we get to the moon before a memlbe^^;Of the New Hampshire "I'm still a Republican and they teor hlta If all goes well soiled ■ He now lives ,at 19 Appian Way, e assorted materials ^ PYREX nrrmi8w;i|~~i !•' t-" •"ijiniTnMrrriBWitf’'* ■ n the Negro gets to vote?” House. 'N, , . can’t read me out of the party. Ranger 5 will streak through 3 for 2.00 MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Ella, whose Cambridge, Mass. "Castro loves Democrats." "I frankly do not believe in John I am a Republic^ now just os space for 70 hours and reach the • all first quality; IOV2 to IS EXTRA • The tlwee were cited “ for their John Pillsbury weis in 1961 when moon about midday Sunday. P , 1 0 ” huri4eane eye Is 100 miles across, "Less profile more' courage.” Pillsbury,” Powell said. "I cannot churned the Atlantic into flwce discoveries concerning the molec Kennedy, a Harvard man, was aubocrilbe to hls obstructionism in.. he suppJIted the Democratic can PLUMP seas today from southern Florida ular structure of nucleic arid and didate for mayor of Manchester.” DIPLOMATIC MYSTERY FLAVOR-SAVER to New Jersey with gales reaching its significance for information Powell is a -former chairman of EASTON, P a (AP) — Three transfers In living material,” out 600 miles in all directions. the National. Governors Confer New Jersey State Police eon V PIE PLATE which means it adds to the world’s ence. chased a speeding auto bear FOAM LATEX The slow-moving tropical storm, knowledge about heredity- Report from the Wasteland SPECIAL GROUP tha aaason’s fifth, continued ''its King- said in a statement he la ing diplomat license piateo reg. 98c Basically, the work was a study happy to receive Powell’s sup over the stato line today and iljlp northerly movement at 7 miles per of the gene, the entity which ia • extra deep • special crimped edge hour, somewhat slower than port. "'fhls is more than a polit exchanged shotti with the driver ODDS end ENOS e bake, serve, freese, all in cme! BEb'PILLOWS concerneid with the transmission ical contest,” King said, ’"nils ia after forcing his car off the Wednesday. and development or determination Hard Decisions Lead 3 DAYS ONLY e 3-year heat breakage guarantee 66c At 8 a.m. the storm was located a fight to see whether the people road. The car carried New York of hereditary characteristics. of this state or powerful special license plate DPL-41. At the 360 miles south of Cape Hatteras. The award for medicine la the MEN’S IMPORTED N.C. interests shall prevail." ...... United Nationa, It was said (his one of five Nobel prizes awarded number was issued to the gov^ 3.67 Ella’s 90-,mile center winds w«re under the terms of the will ef Al- To Commercials Diet The fiery Powell, whose two All-Wool TOPCOATS MEN'S SLACKS forecast to Increase. terms have been marked by fre -1 erament of Cxechoslovsdtia. ’Hta Gale- warnings were displayed quent clashes with Republican | driier, not immediately ideatl- regularly 40.00 to 46.00 (Ooatlnaed oa Pago,Foot) fied, was woimded ia the tem aH taken from regular stock from Nags Head, N.C., to George B.V ,CYNTHI\ LO .VRY club see the ugly stains in my leaders, ran as an independent in • plaids, checks, tweeds a fully z^pered, washable cotton covered town, S.C. Small craft from Gape 1950 against Republican Charles ple and shoulder and token to AP 'Televialon-Radlo Writer 'sink or know that my little St. Luke’s Hospital at Bethle • sizes 36 to 46, regular, long, GROUP I . . rag. 8.99 te 12.99 May, N.J., to Miami, Fla., were NEW YORK (AP) — It’i family ia protected by the W. Tobey, who was seeking re- , short 33.00 • lujyurious, resilient, allergy free warned to remain close to shore. Adoula Repudiate hem. P a, for surgery. It waar those decisions that are so germicidal action o f my scour election to the U.S. Senate. Tobey. j not known Immediately whether a will not mildew Ships 90 miles off the Carolina tough. ing powder ? ’ who has since died, .easily won coasts reported gales and seas to a Czech reproaentative was to Pact with Tshombe For instance, I just oon’t Do t want fast, fast, fast re-election. the cor Or whether It hsd keen 11 feet Wednesday night. Ella's makO up my mind whether I relief from pain of headache, In his television speech, Powell stoien. MEN'S PURE WORSTED 5.90 DELUXE LURON BLANKETS fringe winds tousled Daytona LEOPOLDVILLE, the ,06ngo want to get rid of dirt back or would it be better if I took sharply criticized what he termed Baach, Fla., with 40-mlle gusts as (AP) — Premier Cyrille Adoula wash, have my clothea n ot. another pill to stop snapping the “Old Guard” of the Republi MOTH LOVERS ALERTED the hyrricane churned along about repudiated Wednesday agree- just clean but clean clear at my poor old' mother who can party in New Hampshire. He • wool • rayon gabardinot 325 miles from the Florida East only wanted to put some salt LONDON (AP)—Dr. O. G. M. menta with Katanga President through or put some muscle in said the party- "has lost in the de Worms exritsdiy aanouaeed SUITS MIRACLE BLEND Coast. Moise Tshombe in a speech which my washing machine. In the 'stew? Shall I hire nation because officials, even for Sophie the cleaning woman or todav the srrtvsl hcee of tho Ella’s north-northwest course political observers here saw as a Is my hair normal, ooay to mer President Eisenhowor. were crimson speckled footoaoa And regularly 49.f begim Tuesday afternoon. Before body blow to Acting Secretary- manage or hard to manage? merely buy that little bottle unable to shake off the -curse of that's not all. The sallow kittea GROUP M . . . rag. 14.99 to 22.99 that, the storm zigzagged between General U Thant’s plan to reunite Is it really what's u$> front equipped with a handy little the Old Guard.” Mue-bordered carpet, oroago regularly 5.99 north and west as it gathered the Congo peacefully. tfiat counts or does fine tobac tornado? Eisenhower spoke at Manches footnuui. the angie-bnired pug 4 4 9 strength, In a gradual rise toward In a voice charged With anger co gentle ' tha smoke os It Do the neighbors look at my ter Tuesday in behalf of Republi and the ranuch looper have also ' the hurricane status it reached an,d bittertieSs, Adoula clalnied travela mouthward? And, if streaky windows and whisper can candidates.' - Powell was in colled. Which aews boo seat 39.99 • 88% rayon, 12% acrylic Wednesday. his negotiator in Elisabethville, so, why am I fretting about that I’m a secret ammonia vited to ait on the platform but Britola’s moth faBctoni tots a 8.90 Education Minister' Joseph Ngal- that extra margin ? user—or, worse, vinegar? Do ‘ I ‘ Galas were predicted from I want my stomach neatly did not atteiKl. Aides Indicated hs loop, for these ore rare nMOo. • a a p ^ Iy tailored of fine, pure worsted 1 • a machine washable Georgetown, 8.C., northward to ula, had been pressured into ston Do I wont double-pleasure was unhappy .because )ie bad not aevor sees to HMae porta htlora wool usually found in suits of 60.00 to 69.60 day and all interests from George ing Uie accords by the United or on osoortment of gay eolora ooated or full of little acidt De Worms ■aataarail tha appatr' • 100% pure wool worsted suiting!^ a winter warm blotters? been asked to welcome the former town to the Carolina Capes were Nations and that U.N. oMclals in my chewing gum? Why President. OBce af tha aasths to a afoatol a solid eolors, neat checks; stripes ... M iiaSfe had delayed instructions from can’t I get my family to brush I tell you, these are the a 100% woolgabardinfs urged to keep in touch with things that keep you tossing Powell’s spe«:h attributed hla report to the Loadea Notarnl . • non-allergenic, mildew resistant, tootbpaaef Weather , Bureau warnings on Leopoldville to Ngalula until it after every meal? After all I defeat by Pillsbur)’ In the Sept. 11 History Soclaty. The total aaM • eniverstty and conventional modql.K *> Qroos gtveo. approximate location of Hurricane Ehla south of was too late. find time to give myaelf a through the morning hours, a wool tweeds Ella. kaybe I’ll just put myself on primary to hls appointment of her mt naoth zpociea apw fsoatf a gold, beige, white, pink, blue, graai The storm’s side winds made' U Gape Haitteras, N. C., with arrow showing it hoaittng north- He. also chorgod "certain con- soap beauty t^ tm e n t three to oa oraa U mUas arawhd Laa> timaa a day. Would I rather a commercial

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X K ' ■ ■ MANCHEiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTER. TONN, IHURSDAY, OCtOBEIt 18, PAG* tw o . L ItANCHESnSS BVkSKmG HERAItD. MANCHESTER, CONK„ THURSDAY,. OCTOBER 18. ^968 PADS R«*idenct Zone C. The proprty graduate appears to be geared tion . . . to adults present in the miles per hour when ha glanced to the north U ionecl, ttnd used, (or Hospital Notes iOclevUle-V ern on Liquor Dealers Asking Hike business, while fteijghboring lahd^le Is Fun Every Wed, more to laboratory techniques and Board Hears center,’’ and asks that mhmbsra Truck Driver out at his side view m inor at an all Residence Zone A. I Sheinw old on. Bridge the lecturing of ideas, whereas the “ (xinduot themselves as ladles and other vehicle (oming aloiv aide his i TTie TSW: will iMso consider visiting houis «re .t ta S p.m. DANCIN Thurs., Fri and Sat. teacher’s college teacher has re gentlemen.’’ truck. He said ha did not see the In Distance Bettveen Outlets I changing f the property^ lines on for jUI areas, except maternity Says Vour Friendly Host, Miks Staako. ' Lavitt Frowiis ceived training in using dUferent “Violation of any on* of toes* follovring vehiclea stopped until it approaches for different class Teen Center rules will result In to* immediate Arrested in was too late. He applied his brakes FLOWER FASHION ______I three lots on Timrod RA^^ It has wlierr they are t to 4:90 and 6:90 “THE VEItSATILES" — Be It Jitterbug, By ALIfRED SHEINWOLD < room teaching aituations and dif suspension of membership to the but skidded into the cruiser. The RulM governing the location o f f Also to be discussed are three . J’^nine n^êssary to change tl^ to 8 p.m.,' and private rooms where N ot* d W JazB, Twist or Just a Fox Trot—hero’s the 85 EAST CENTER l^T.— AT-^MM IT ST. rwMS go emmg ^ proposed sons changes, and the Uayout ^ Timrod Rd. smce tlib lot they are 10 am . to 8 p.m. VlUtoro According to one of my friend*, Noith-Soi^^w^Bnblil At CEA Stand ferent students. teen center,” the cods specifies. ' cruiser had extensive front and the way te stay- healthy i« to miisie for your Usteaing or dancing pleow- Leonard Lucia, another com Conduct Code Asked who Judges vtolations Chain Crash rear-end damage and was towed to bars and package stores in Man fevision of boundary lines on litres l^nndarles of. the MetroÛtta are requested not to smoke In pa- aro! WEEKEND CASH and CARRY'SPECIAL .Jimts rooms. No niM« than Ita'o stand on yOur head. He plays mittee member, said the school and suspends members, Donahue police headquarters. The other vs- chaatar would be changed to pro building lota. I Homes properties were laid out>* A cull to ttie,Coaneetiout EJduca- A ehain-reaction collision yes One lot will lose a few feet along iisltars at ope time pet i^tlent. bridge 'that way too. OAK GRILL^30 Oak St.^MI .»-8100^ (Mperintendents were about even A bare quorum of the board of and Huntington said that the hlcles received minor damage. hibit lltpior outlets within 1,500 The current regulation con con-j -' southern edge, - the • other two North dealer Mon Ansociaition (CBIA) over its ly divided on toe relative merits ûcation last night reviewed with youth council and paid advisor terday at 4 p.m. on A Center St. Town Oremen were called to toe SWEETHEART (aat of each other, if a change in North-South vulnerable reportedly (km view aixMit secur of the two types of teachers, and two teen-agers the proposed con-’ will do so. Atty. Harold W. Gar ■cene to hoee down gasoline which trolling the distribution of liquor about lh« same width of Patients Today! *51' ‘Z ' WEST o AMPLE BEAR PABKINO o St PitUa St. brought injuries to the towm's sonlng regnlstions re- require a variance for locattona „ „ ,hejp northern edges, if the Opening lead—Five 'of Hearts t A n ' \ We Cater to Parties and OatherIngB ing new teachers under the tem- that the propensities of the super stitution and bylaws, orgMizatlon- rity BUggeated to the young people had spilled from a broken tank in ADbÎTTED y e s t e r d a y : We.st <êned the five of heart*, ^ 7 8 2 porary enaeig:eiicy permit (TBP) intendents often dictate the types al pattern and code of behavior of that 'they consider naming a town a Manchester policemah on cruis toe rear of toe cruiser onto toe nested by the Retail Package closer to existing outlets than change is approved. ^ViUifiro Bbles,'56 Jean Rd.; Ron AIR conditioned for Your Gonfort! er duty and a woman paMcnger In 1,000 feet. and he won 'Ih his hand with the . k icTa 5 2 $ 7 « a * plan w w deUvared by Seymour of teachers they are willing to toe Manchester teen center. bank as treasurer of funxMra. Katherine BOVTH Bourn, Atty. Harold W. Garrity i Kenneth ' L. Barker,' 81, o f 86 Tha proposed change will be the my's diafnonds to make the coti- meeting of the committee last of teachers, hired for high school; and William E. Buckley and R*-| on toe operational rules. Small subject of a public hearing of the on Monday, when Morris wnd Rich Board Mulls Sweeney,, telllngtoiil Mr^ Marcia 4 A I M * g b t Falknor Dr., received a', wlilplaah ard Bezzihi, vfnth .lohn DeQuattro, tract. 5 Q J 9 work during toe last few years had i publicans Mrs. Jane Stuck and i points will be ih>ncd out first. Towns Planning Commission at the rourgee, 3 Vine Dr., Vernon; Clar LavMt, speaking for himsetf. Is liberal arts backgrounds. . - and back Injury, and Mra. Marga sought permission to move an ex Now, a normal human being D T 4 2 Christie F. McCormick, board! The boaixl. In other action, au ret Church of Chestnut lUll, Leba Municipal Building hearing room ence Wood, 120 WoodlaniJ St.; would lead a low diamond from Open Fri.-Sat.-Sun.— Gate 6:30, Show 6:46 sued Ma remaiks at the d o se of Charles O’Plln, izlso a Vernon chairman, talked with TimotoyJ thorized Chairman McCormick at • p.m. d>ct. 20. isting package ator^ at 455'a Proposals for Harold-Grieslng, 89 Weaver Rd.; ♦ A Q 8 3 the meeting whl4* would land him squarely In the AH Paa merits of hiring teachers from a sources that the Ubmal arts gradu center. Manager Richard Martin on the grounds that the 415 Main St. Accreditation Rd.; Mrs. Alice Greenwood, Cov teaxdier-training indtttute as op amination, and tom releaeed te mtnus column. ate makes a good teacher, often The meeting began an hour and appointment of an architect to home. property could not be profitably entry; Kevin Rennie. South Wind Back Would come a heart to posed to hiring graduates of lib times better than toe teacjier I- plan 910,000 renovations for the rented, to that to deny the use 10 minutes Mtte while a quorum Joseph L. Coflell, 68, of 166 The board of education last spr;- Donald ^ ezk ow sk i.. 11 VU dummy’s ace, and South would your way to respond with' only 4 eral aits ooHegee and than train lege teacher. was awaited. Absent were Atty. trade school. would be to create an unnecessary lage St., Rockville; Eugene and points in high cards. and no par' ing them for teaching. < Manchester Rd., Glastonbury, was night began studying accreditation have no diamonds, no game and Actually,' he added. It looks as Donald P. Richter and Frank Shel The school administration hopes charged with failure to drive a economic hardship. Neil Montany, 280 Ferguson Rd.; no rubber. ' ticular distributional strength. Unded tha > temporary pmmit though teachers Steeped in the don, Republicans, and Democrat to occupy the building in a year The request was turned down and standards for schools in Con Walter 'Hilinsk:, 11 Ferndale Dr.; reasonable distance apart and was Ybga Play SHMEVS' plan, Bberai arts graduates or methods approach u s^ at teach Ted Cummings. as an administrative unit. ordered to appear in Circuit Court A WORD because the ZBA thought the rea necticut as recommended Oct. 10 Mrs. Veronica iBoukus^ 10 Proctor What has this to do with Yoga? Fair Sbeinwold's 36-page book those who have not fulliBed cer- ers colleges are better for the ele The teen center representatives, sons offered were inadequate. Rd.; Lenwood plark, 433 (Gardner let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," 12. Manchester, Nov. 5. at a meeting "of the State Depart Don’t'forget my, friend was stand tifloKtioiiB requirements are allow' mentary 8Ch(Mls, whereas s liberal both students at Manchester High Police said toe incident oc At that hearing Atty. Leon Po- St.: M rs...Rita Manning, East ing on his: head. He found a dif send 50 cents to Bridge Book, ed to tecudi on approval of the lo arts graduate works out better In School, reported that 318 applica ment of Education. Hampton; Mrs. Stacia Swldcr, 94 Manchester Evening Herald, Box POiTIBI curred when all three vehicles drove, representing the applicants, ferent'way to play the diamonds: cal school authorities, and upon toe high schools where the students tions bav6 been received from town Coast Warned were traveling westerly on K. Cen OF CAUTION stated that only seven of the 44 Supt. of Schools William H. Brook St.; Richard .Thorpe, 168 he led a low diamond from dum 3318, Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, oertifloaition of the local superin' are on a more adult level. Curtis directed the board to study teen-agers for membership In toe ter St. Mlsa Carol A. Church, 18, liquor outlets in town now conform Lydajl St.; Walter SchulU, 376 my. * N.T. tendent of Khods that fully cer- Mrs. E. F. Burke said toe com center. Collection of the 92 mem pamphlets he distributed on the Adams St.; Diirothy Helfrick, 14 (ConUnaed from Page One) of Lebanon, driving the lead car, to the present 1,000 foot restric Poor East had K-x o f diamonds . .Copyright 1962 JHfled teachers are available. ments delivm d at the committee bership fee begins today. and Patrolman Barker, operating tion. accreditation proposals before a Westminster . Rd.; Joel Kondra- and stepped up with the king for Oeneral Febture* Oorp, Ihose teaching under temporary meeting were “denigrating" the It it h i^ y probable that during The 11-facet code of behavior prudent for small craft to stay in toe police cruiser, stepped to let Podrove also launched an attack special school board meeting tovicz, 784 E. Middle Tpke,; Mark fear of losing it. He’d have to emergency peimits may teach and use of teaching metooda and that fopbide drinking, gambling, “ poor Leiner, RFD 1; Mrs. , Charlotte port from the Carolina Capes a preceding vehicle make a ri|tot the decade ahead, many of today's against'the Rdtail Package Store Wednesday to begin the study of be a genius ,to do anything else. receive instruction simultaneously she could not think of any profes d e c o r u m,” “ use of vulgarity,” turn Into a private driveway. Co- Association of Manchester, which capital outlay needs for the school Griitaason,. 36 Burke Rd.. Rock (There are a_ dozen players in Until they meet toe requirements sion where toe tools are not need south to Jacksonville, Fla. Small Spectacular stocks will wither on ville. Credit Union Day transfers of membership cards, craft as far south as Palm Beach, fiell, driving a van truck owned by presented arguments against the system for the next few years. Ihe; c'puntry wh"o would play a low ItimSrdni'SmkPIttiat for cerUflcatlon. ed. She said toe Issue seemed to Peerieas Woodworking Co. trf dic vine. It stands to teason, proposed variance. Podrove said "hanging around parked cars near Fla., were advised not to venture The meeting next week wdll in ADMITTED- TODAY: Mrs diamond quickly and casually lAVltt, feeling the CEIA frowned boil down to a four-year liberal the center or In the center parking Glastonbury, crashed into th* rear that the association was not reg Observed Today on toe number of teachers enrolled arts training, with a year of teach far from port because of tough therefore, that unless you ate clude ^nner, in honor of retiring Jeanne Richer. 131 Hollister St.; from the East hand, and there lot,’’ entering any other section of seas. of the cruiser, pushing it into toe istered writh either the secretary bosu-d members, at a pdace to be Ernest Boutot, 14 S. Grove St., are a few hundred more who -JL under toe TTJP program, said that er training added. Church car. able and willing to assume con of state or the town clerk, and as far as he could see from com the building except that designated Vessels In Ella's path were ad announced. Rockville; Mrs; Doris Hill, RFD "say” they’d make this play.) Today is National Credit. Union for use as a qenter, and going on vised to use caution. The truck driver told police siderable risk, you would be charged that it is "a fortuitous 1-, Rockville. ^ . ■ , After East had played the king Day, and the Manchester Munic TECWMIceLOW ments made by the committee, toe that he waa going about 16 to 20 gathering seeking to gain a com-- In other actions last night, the CEA*s position on toe TEJP pro the fire Seoape. If Ella reaches the U.S. main i board: BIRTHS YBaSTERDAY: A of diamonds South had no further ipal Employe* Federal. Credit It also says that any equipment land, she will be the first tropical THB OMEOA W BAPPHBTTB wdl-idvised to be relatively con- petitlve advantage." i- daughter to Mr. and Mrs: Prank problems.. Union celebrate* it with an an gram was not well-teken. DeQuattro's realty firm is now 1. Was presented copies of a POINT lAvItt commented that it seemed Local Stocks broken or mutilated must be either storm this year to do so. Prade- aenrative. It's a viitual certainty memorandum to General Man Rogers, WHshire Rd:.- Vemon; a What if East had held three nouncement it has 952,000 hi as-, paid for Immediately or replaced, cessors broke up or turned seS' advertising to sell the package daughter to Jdr. and Mm. Dale 'diamonds, instead of only two? sets and 218 members. nettoer toe liberal arts college Never was time told so beautifully. The that serious sttention to manage store business at 455H Main St., ager Richard Martin, from Dr. graihrate nor toe gfraduate from asks "proper respect and coopera ward before hitting land. Frank Horton, Mking that 53-55 Churchill, 35 Waddell Rd.; a Then South would have to lose Mrs. Mss Vennard, secretary of ment, financial strength, and pto- which was purchased about a daughter to Mrr’and Mrt. 'Andrew two diamond tricks no matter how the teacher’s college had a dear 'QuotatloDS FnmlBbed by THE LIBERAL erystals of twinkling synthetic sapphire month after the 415 Main St site. acre* of property off Oak Grove the credit union, said the organ t utI* should not have to be re ROAST TURKEY S1J0 Tolland Tpke., adjoining the Lan- work of the junior college advisory In short, my friends play waa The credit union deposits Its quired to certify he cannot secuM Bank and Trust Oo. 49 96 an common stock investing is tern Village Barn, be reztnied from committee. ------and Mrs. George Cahued, 108 Ver Fire Insurance Oonpanies non St. ' perfectly correct. funds in th* Savings Bank of accredited teacners before hiring tlw.i’-s in otir oflficr. Rural Residence to Residence Zone 3. Postponed a report from the Manchester. Oance Htfd. F ir e ...... H 52H 86% FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL *1.25 Maybe It’s a good way to write liberal arts graduates under the A. traffic sêty committee until the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; National Fire ...... 113 ,123 COMPLETE Earl 'Swallow,- 449 Gardner % St.; about bridge too! Treasurer of the union this TEP program, and that the sup A change from Residence Zone, next regular board meeting Atty. i year Is Mrs. UaTguerite 'Wood of ply of teachers can be Improved Phoenix Fird...... 93% ^ 9«% A to Residence Zone C is request-; Harold W. Garrity, committee Clifford femlih,* Stbrrs; ’ Mrs. Lois life and Indemnity Ins. Cdd. Dtwtv-RiohmBR Oo. Rice, Thompsenville; Mrs. Philo Daily Questlaa the health department. She con -tvtry THURS, FRI. awl SAT. MGHT by making changes in the TBP LOBSTER UINNER S1J95 ed for four lots on the north side! chairman, recommended that any Partner opens with ene dia Aetna Casualty .... 66 71 767 MAIN ST. /tWftftS-SItVfXSMirNS of E. Center St., between Benton' proposals involving money for mena LeBel, 37 Dailey Circle. Ver ducts credit union business from program. An unlimited number of mond, and the next player passe*. 1 to 4:30 p.m. Monday, Wednes mutk by th« "THREESOME' TOP teachers should be allowed, Aetna Ufe ...... 111% 119% St and the recently C zohed p n ^ ' transportation or safety put off non; Mrs. Virginia Snow, South featuringi.Blllytatu Nlmeroll and his Golden Trumpet! Conn. G eneral...... 123% 131% SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 958 Main St., Manrhpster Coventry; Miss Susan Miffitt, 12 You. bold: Spades, 7-C-Z; Hearts, day and Friday. Lavitt remarked. erty of Drs. Healy and Butterfield | until the 1962-83 school board !• K-10-8-5-2; Diamonds, J - 10 - 8; Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 96 106 Phone MI S-2741 at 257 E. Center St. Hie applica- seated in November, Kensington St.; Mrs. Barbara Ol Lavitt, In a summary of toe PUTNAM Clubs, 9-4. committee’s comments, said there Travelers ...... 133% 141 % STEAK DINNER tion was submitted to include the 4. Postponed a review of addi- son and daughter, 426 W. Middle PnbUc CtîUes S1J95 Tpke.; Mrs. Bernice Duffney and What do.yon aay? appeared to be deficiencies In both Read Herald Advs. & C O . pre^rties of C arl' Schwartz and j tlonal data on fallout shelters in- Answer: Pass. Don’t go eut of ')ll Choice Menu Conn. Light Power .. 29 90. WE SPECIALIZE IN lUSINESSMEN'S Lealie Hunter, the s^pllcants, and' vedving a request -from Civil De- son. Broad Brook; M n .. Mildred Special Children's Show the TEIP teacher* and teachers n g CtaiTH n „ MANCMISm Saturday 1:90—Sunday 9:00 from teaching institutions. He also Htfd. Electric light 78 77 was extended by the tT’C to make, fense that Manchester High and Berggren and son. RFD 2, Rock Hartford Gas Oo...... 92 LUNCHEONS— 85c to 99e Ml J-I151 a continuous strip of Zonr C along i Waddell Schools be designated as ville: Mrs. Cynthia Gatell and s See Tomorrow’s Ad s Presented Daily ■aid that actual performance ap GENEROUS PORTIONS • Mr-, e > . /- s p peared to be the Important ele Southern New England Mwi»a»f« Naw rarS StocS (nSansa the north side of E. Center St. •' the school system's fallout shel- daughter. West Hartford; Mrs Tel^hone ...... 46% 40% n.US OUR REGULAR MENU ADD ONE -U Q U O R ...... ters. Lon aine Mslboeuf V and son, 98 EAST OURN IDE ■ -PLUS- ment and that this element was • •- 'Df Wt •«■ MTfO something that -could be meas Manufacturing Ootnp(sides BRING THE FAMILY A final zone change, asked by 6. Postponed action on possibly Walnut St. a Arrow, Hart, Heg__ 56 60 OPEN • to S DAILY Stanley Bray, would change prop-, appointing a vice chairman of the DISCHARGED TODAY: Mark HARTFm All Your Favorite ured. / • LEGAL BEVERAGES OPEN g-JO to 9 THURS. EVE. Richard Sawyer, committee Associated Spring . . . 13% 15% erty am Woodbridge St nea,- Green b ^ rd until the new board is seat- LelnuSr, RFT> 1 ; Mrs. Thelma Weir MUkf r ' Legal Beverages . . . j-;; Bristol B ra ss...... 8 9% * HONEAIADE BREAD and PASTRIES OPEN 9 to It BATTEOAYS Rd.. from Residence Zoeie A to led. and -daughter, 170 Wells St. Suri ^ member, said that on the whole e SOUPS MADE FRESH DAILY M'-tAKTUlMs IS w iS w h the liberal arts TOP teacher was Dunham Bush ...... 5 6 PyU tiackie somewhat at a disadvantage be B m -H art...... 48 66 NRWMAir QlsBASOlf AIR CONDinONID iNTCRUfjIlmMik cause he lacked the training - in Fafnlr ...... 88 42 "THE HUSTLER" H m r ( d a l f U i l RESTAURANT techniques learned at teacher’s N. B. M achine___ .\ 16% 18% FRANK’S North and J u d d ___ 13% 15% eisi — 3su«t lyo 8:10 6:*5-10:10 — OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 1 A.M. — eolleg!es, but that they sometimes "The Fiercest Heart” become “good teachers in the end” Stanley W ork s...... 16% 18% 633 MAIN STREET 7 WALNUT ST., MANCHESTER— MI 3-4628 Veeder-Root...... 38 42 BAT. - SrN. Next W eek! Mn»ie Man! If they get the training In tech CORNER OP PIÂRL LADIES/TAKE A SECOND LOOK. niques. The above quotations are not to CAFE Sawyer aaid toe liberal arts be construed as actual markeU. E ^ S I W Q O D T A K E T H E 10-DAY W ALK TEST “ THE INTERNES’’ S S T A T E M l Kim Jack Michael CaUan NOVAK LEXKON cuff. RohertsM “NOTORIOUS Shown 8:00 “ASBIGASBENHUR’ ---A T OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON QUALITY F0ODS LANDLADY” Also: Alan Ladd In 77k World'. 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mem^r of Concordia L utheran ductor Arturo Toscanini. She won K MANCKESTE8 EVENING HERALD,MANCHESTER, GONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962 PAGE FIVE Chim^. State News fame as a member oti the Paris O bituary Survi'vors include four sons, Ja Grand Opera, the Vienna Opwra Nikita, Kennedy Talk Skoog, 13, of Rose Lane, -travel y'oric In many pltsM of Uis Mood cob tAMr of Patterson,- N. J., and and. the Salzburg, Austria, Music Andoper ing down hill, collided with, the 12 Women Take donor program, and may do all the Michael Haberem, Martin. Haher- Festival. " /or" Flowets "" westbound cair driven by tyuiiam work, exoept that of nurses, sa- Ww AB Oocatfeaa, M's em and William Habemra, all df Roundup ) From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Deailets, 56, of- Lake Bd.. travel RC Aide Course •isting in bloodmobde vistts. Mrs. Rhodes, 64, Manchester, and two- grandchil 2 0 9 to 243 On Berlin Issue Seen County Slate, ing uphill, but In the wrong lane. dren. . Desllets w’as arrested by Troop Goba's Flowers Funeral services will be held (OootiBned from P agejtoe) HARTFORD CAP)—’JTie State ^ By boiiBlS BBUMNO Twelve area women took part Dies at Her Home (Oonttooed from Page One) er Richard Maynard of the Col o sd ' p a c l b u e t t n e b ) Saturday at 1:S0 p.m. at the Motor Vehicle Department’s daily yesterday in the fourth training Five Educators record of automobile fatalltiee aa The recipe for Cream Fruit Seely-Brown chester Troop and charged with cla.ss for Red Cross blood program (Formerly with Peotlaad’a) Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main flying bridge of the 93-foot West- l^yer Cake was. given to Mrs. driving to the left on a hill., He ROCKVILUB: — Mrs. Marie M. wind, he said. of last midnight and the totals on Kennedy 'was expected to em 3 BicNchemists aides, held at the Manchester Red 1122 BURN SIDE AVK. S t The Rev. Paiil C. Kaiser, pas phasize strongly in his meeting is scheduled to appear in the 12th Attend Parley EAST HARTFORD M vmIss, «i. o( S7 Blm St, died late Those below heard, a cry for the same date last year: Howard Holmes, Henry 8t„ Cross office, 139 E. Center St. tor o f Concordia Church, will of A961 1962 with Gromyko that Khrushchev’s Visit Voters Circuit CkJurt in Manchester oft . Mrs. Gertrude Wilkinson, a reg JA 8-5609 or Ml 3-5476 Jisat nlcht at her home. ficiate. Burial will he in the fam help, and rushed on deck. Father )*y her brother-in-law,'Joseph Ber- Nov. 5. Botkau said, They saw Bitgood In KUled • 209 r * 243 insistence on removal of Western Get NpbelPrae istered nursA and chief isiaMae'of Five Manchester educators f 'tellverlee D^ly to Maoctiestei She was the owner kHOn : will attend the fall conference of j the eeas alraut 40 feet from the la a dessert and salad chef'at a Andover residents received a the Red Cross blood center in •onvttlescent homes Including St. Friende may call tomorrow acceptable and that the Western Some local resident.* will be go Hartford, conducted ' the four- i the Greater Hartford CounOtl on Anthonys, M a ■ s a c k Memorial, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. cabin cruiser, and threw him a Sentenced to Prison powers ■ are completely agreed on large New York a t y hotel. When ^limber of potholders yeaterday »!■ I Economic Education tonight and | line. It failed to reach him, and on For jêdiem p he visits the Holmes he usually ing in a group.to the Bu.shnell .\ii- hour morning session. The one- Oroen lAwna and HUlalde Houaa WHITB PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — defending West Berlin and its temoon when Horace Seely-Brown j ditoriuni bn Sunday Oct. 28. «t 8 hoitr aftemoon orientation to Red ^ all day tomorrow. ' ' a second toss the Hne seemed to A Connecticut man who attacked military and civilian supply llne.s prepares an entire meal and in Bom in Bristol on Dec. Id, 1896, settle on Bitgood’s shoulders. (Oonttooed from Page One) visited town. Also Visiting were, p.m. to hear a concert by .Mahalia Croaa was led - by Mrs. Eleanor j They are Miss Ethel R’obb, prin- Notice ■he was a daughter of Octave and two young Danish women with a against any kind of Communist cludes a spectacular dessert. The “But either, the watqr was too family agreed that the cake was Paul Sweenev, candidate for high ' *^hd a talk hy Dr. Mar- Griffin, director of the Greater j clpal of Waddell School; William ' Hemline Dube Da Course. Funerals tire ircm here last summer has move agednst them. Hartford , Red Cross blood pro- Freeman, principal of Nathan , cold, or he was exhausted, and he It was' understood Kennedy fred Nobel, Swedish inventor of not only good-to look at but ex sheriff, Franklin Welles, candidate ! event is Mra. Rhodes is survived by two couldn’t catch hold of H. It was been sentenced to 2^-to-5 years In , _* oenefit performance to rai.ae Bcam. , , , Hale School; Blaine Miller, a êe : WE HAVE DAILY ■ana, William O’Brien and 't'homas planned also to make the point dynamite who died to 1886. Tito ceptionally "wonderful to eat.” terrible,” Father Boileau said, "He prison on his plea of guilty to first Oroom Fruit Layer Cake foV^^n r'o h ^ t e rvîiild churches recently The participants were Mrs. Bea principal of Manchester High i O’Brien of Rockville; six daugh Miss A. UlUan Fraoklia degree assault. that continued U.S.-Soviet talks on other prizes are for literature, DELIVERY TO THE Funeral services for Miss A. Lil sank breath the surface and we I plain layers of white or yellow comminee Georgia. trice Custer, Mrs. Francis Dick School: Miss Patricia Murphy, a ' ters, Mra. Charles P. Ashley of The sentence, was imposed 6n the Berlin situation can be con chemistry, physics and peace. Judg^ State Central Commit ee , interested in attending i.s enson, Mrs. Hedwig Earn. Mra. teacher at Waddell School; and | lian Franklin, 89, of Manchester, couldn’t see him any more.” « sidered useful only if nothing hap . cake member Dorothy M.Uer accomp- Bristol, Mrs. Rocco DiFato - of will be held, tomorrow at 2 p.m. The boat put in at Saybrook, Lawrence C. Fortin, 28, of 22 Ben This year's awards are worth FREE X RAY 1 teaspoon sugar Joshua Lasbury, Mrs. Albina Ma- Mark Kristoff, a teacher at tiling , pens to the meantime to change aniEd tnem. y . Santa Monica, Calif. Mrs. Leland at Second Congregational Church. and the Coeist Guard there was no edict PI., Greenwich, Conn., after 257,219 .Swedish crowna—$49,6M, 1 pint heavy cream — ^ t. J ^ Lonjf Hill Rd. ,«o that tpr- tushak. .Mrs. Joseph McCoy, Mrs. .fiinior High School, Welton of Meriden, Mrs.' Jack his guilty plea in Westchester the basic situation on Berlin. Nancy Middlebrook, Mrs, Lewis The conference theme ia "P ro-; BOLTON The Rev. Felix M. Davis pastor, tified. A search today had failed The joint winners of the prise 1 teaspoon vanilla rounds^ bV Mrs. Robert Pfter.Ron - In I •■•vations may be made as soon as Dunn. Mrs. Eileen Porter, Mrs. County Court yesteday. Top U.S. officials actually see for medicine were heralded tor Piper, Mr.s. Beimice Thrall, Mrs. moUng Industrial Growth In Cmx- i will officiate. Burial will be in to find any tract' of Bitgood’s no prospect at the moment of 1 No. 2 can sliced peaches and Mrs. Edward Montandon, OOP , Assigned to Dover APB Annamae Qfarelli, all of Rockville; East Cemetery, body. The victims of the attack on the their discovery of the three-dimen 4 bananas .sliced .Toseph Tonski. Mrs. .Sherwood S. necticut." Among the speakers, a slater, Mrs. Alice Pappas of night of June 26 were Mona John reaching any kind of accord with Town Committee members. See y- : Airman Bruce E. Gellpo, .son Vermilya and Mrs. Aaron Cook. will be Leonard Silk, senior editor AREA Friends may call at the Holmea Oyter members, of the fishing the Soviets on West Berlin’s fu sional structure of nucleic acid. I package frozen strawberries i Rockville; and 25 grandchildren. Funeral Home, 400 Main St, to party were Leo Farland of Parent son, 25, and Marianne Hansen, 17, The announcement said this dis Whip cream until stiff and add ' ' I A = »’•>' Galipo of Parker The volunteers are eligible to of "Business Week" magazine. j The funeral will be held Satur both employed to.’White Plains at ture, but they are strongly to Rd. and the Po.st Narrow Pabnc.s Bridge Rd.. is\being assigned tol night from 7 to 9. Road, Moosup, and Isadore favor of continued exploratory covery “ will have far-reaching vanilla and sugar. Cut layer?, in day at 8:15 a.m. at the Burke Orise, Plainfield, father-in-law of the time as domestics. consequences in biology and med half, making four sections. Place Co.. whHe aweene.v and \Aelles AFB, Del.,Xor tralntog and' LENOX Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., dlscuBstcms aimed at some under went to Pine Ridge and part of RL duty as a heating specialist Air-■ Danto C- VarveHl the drowned man. \ Both young women were hos standing which would reduce the icine. Research workers all over one section on a serving dish and with a aolemn Mass of requiem at The funeral of Dante C. Var- pitalized after they were attacked the world are busy trying to de spoon Juice from peaches on layer 6. The vntire also Msited Calipo reoentlv completed' 9 at 8t. Bernard’s Church. Burial tensions. homes In the lake area Unit 1 State.s Air Fotoe ba.sic mil- PHARMACY velli, 162 Welle S t, waa held this while walking along Old Mamar- West German Foreign Minister cipher the biological code to all to moisten. Add ' whipped cream will be in St. JosejA's Cemetery, Jobless Claims Up oneck Road here, but neither was Its varieties and the breakthrough ,. .Seely-Brown IS the third of the i,^ry training here at Lacjtland 299 E. CENTER ST. morning from the W. P. <)ui8h HARTFORD (AP) — A rise of Gerhard Schroeder reflected this and sliced bananas with a little Bristol. FVnecal Home, 225 Main Bt, with seriously hurt. They have since for this most fundamental prob crearn on top of bananas. Place ’ Republican sUte^ candidates to êx. He is a 1969 graduate of 1,665 unemployment claims for the view when he left the White House vl.sif Andover. Joho^.aop and Jo- j, f Friends may call at the funeral a solemn high Mass of requiem at returned to Denmaric. lem Is the discovery of the molec next section on top and moisten | T a . Ml 9^898 home tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 week ended Oct. 13 was reported Wednesday after a 90-minute ?eph Adorno attended the party “ St. James’ Church. meeting with the President. He ular structure of deoxyribonucleic with, fruit Juice, place a layer of ' Budget .Meeting to 9 pjn. yesterday by the State Labor De acid made by this year’s award bar'eeque in September, as , did The Rev. John D. Regan waa declined to predict the results of peaches with st rawberriea over, Mo=es Sarin. The Andover Congregational celebrant assisted by the Rev. partment. Flagman Replaced ees.” top and cover with next section.: Tlte increase—attributed hy the HARTTORD (A P)—The Instal a Kennedy-IGirushchev conference Mrs.Mril "ElMnor j!,ieanor DickinsonuicKinson, chairchair-' . tomorrow at 8 p.m. * Pa’’*»h Projects meeting and •KofCBrNM: Mra. Uedwig B. Haar Moisten with peach Juice and cov- Stanley E. Hastlllo, deacon, and but said: “ Talks on such prob i man of the Republican finance Mrs. Hedwig Richter Haar, 68, the Rev. Eugene F. Torpey, sub- department chiefly to the begin lation, of automatic protection de- YOUR DOCTOR ond PHARMACIST ARE: •r vith bananas and strawberries. a budget for the coming year I KWCHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME II 27th GREATER HARTFOBD ■f 67 Homeatead St., died yester ning of a new benefit year for some ■vlces at the Commerce St. cross lems are better than fight.” NCCJ to H onor Two drive, has reported that the fund deacon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was Schroeder wound up his Wash PARTNERS IN HEALTH Put t ^ layer on and cover top will be discussed. _ 138 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER day ai the home of ner daughter, organist and soloist. Burial was in claimanta—brought the total to ing In South Norwalk was author and sides of cake with whipped Herald plioio by SstemlV- <1rive "went over the top ’ this year, i Mra Helen H. Orlffen, TSixedo 25,169 for the week. ized yesterd^ by the State Pub ington discussions on allied strate HARTFORD (AP) — S inger PETER, GREGG and MRS. HOUMES Quota was *400. St. James’ Cemetery where Father gy for meeting any new Berlin • CHECK IP YOU ARE A CARRIER / cream and garnish with peaches. Adverti.sement— s Park, N.t', She was the widow of The Bridgeport area, including lic Utilities Commission. Marion Anderson and buslne Crush two plain vanilla cookies ______; voters made in Andover in the I Present This Coupon Torpey read the committal serv challenge by the Soviets with a • CHECK RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS three regular sessions held this Cash Fuel Service — Aluminum Bugene F. Hoar. ice. Military services were held at Milford, led to claims with 4,215, ’The PUC gave the New Haven leader diaries J. 2!imnierman wiU and sprinkle crumbs on cake. Chill Windows—-Save! Across from Post ANTIQUE railroad. permission to Install statement that the President and cake in refrigerator from three to ford, and in the business office of year, totaled 99. Party registra-, “ V " Mra Haar was bom Sept. 8, graveside. A firing squad was followed by New Haven, 3,324, and be recipients of ttaia year’s human (pur hours. The flavor improves Pri., Oct. 19, As You Enter To ■ Hartford, 2,880. flashing lights, pedestrian bells be "find ourselves to agreement retotlons awards from Oonneetl'- St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. tion was Republican, 41; Dem-i 160S, in Vienna, Austria. She came fumiMied by Hdq. Co., 2nd Battle on the assessment of the Berlin with chilling so cake can be made to the United States SO years ago and a third light standard, rer cut-Westem Massachusetts Rs- WHERE? AT THE PARKADE She is a member of the Rosary ocrat, 35; ihd unaffiliated. 28. | Group, 169 Infantry, Cmmectieut situation and on the method to be well ahead of serving. Society of St. Bridget’s Church,. Tjijj, column ihadvertently erred ! Ploy Bingo and Receive | and waa a resident of the Man- Army National Guard. Stich-Randall Honored placing the present watchman. gion, N ation al Conference of Manchester Evening Herald An I l^)pIied to meet the situation.’.’ Catholic Women’s Council'and the pceyiQ„g]y jn reporting the 'new SHOW . The cake i.s very versatile. For a ■heater area for 30 years. Bearers were Guy Doyon, John “The safety record at such In Christians and Jews. WHEN? FRIDAY, 3:15-9 P.M. TEEN-AGERS dover mrreepondent. Margery VIENNA, A u stria (AP) — stallations has. been generally su Schroeder is returning to Bonn quick dessert commercially baked Holy Angel Mothers Circle. , figures. To date, the total vot- Survivors, besides her daughter, BulUck, Paul Mahoney, Edward American soprano ’Theresa Stitch- today to report to Chancellor Kon The two, announced yesterday )>y THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE UC Montandon. telephone PYI^m OCTOBER 22 hichide a brother and sister in perior to the record at crossings regional chairman Alfred M. Wade, imUG IN THE INTEREST OF GOOD COMMUNITY K TEMPO BOOKS layers may be used. Any variety of Her-hiisband is associated with ! ers in Andover mimb^, 916. There 2-4WI2. Songalo, Fred Boccino and John Randall has been awarded the of rad Adenauer and to bisgin prepa fresh or canned fruits may be sub Througli OCTOBER U AuBtila four grandchildren and Malerba. protected by flagnnen or gate will receive the a'warde at the MICHAEL DWORKIN, Registered FharmacM ‘ he Holmes Funeral Home in Man- are 387 Republican*. 328 Dem- 1100 FREE I ficial title of “Kammersaengetin” men,” the PUC said. rations for Adenauer’s trip here stituted providing the layers are cheater. He is s member of the' ocrats, and 206 iinafflliated three great-grandchildren. by the Austrieui government, the to dizeuss Berlin issues personally N O erS 86th annlvenMiy banquet at 50c RIY,E3 ARE RIXFA Funeral services will be held Jan. 17 at the Statler HUtion hotel. moistened with fruit juice before (Svitans and. with his wife, wss in' Lzke Rd. .Accident WEST HARTFORD Education Ministry announced to QUARANTINE DELAYED with Kennedy on Nov. 7, the day putting the cake together. The stnimental in organiring it* worn- CAIRO I AP I ~ A honeymoon Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at the 700 Form Union day. alter U.S. congressional elections. The awar.ds are given each jrear National Velvet An automobile collision on Lake counlV still in their wedding ARMORY Hofanea Funeral Home, 400 Main WASHINGTON (AP) — The to outstanding citizens for their recipe makes 12 generous servings.' enin a auxiliary,nujiiimi.v. theuir Civineftes. Rd.. near uiaOld stateState Rd.na. at aP*ap ■ clothe* - TOP VALUE BS6 Farmington Avenaa Mias Randall, a native of New ’The date for Adenauer’s viiSlt recently got off the I White House said today details uid Othera St. The Rev. Clifford O: Simpaoa. KARllFOeut) (A P ) — Over 700 Hartford, Conn., has-been a mem was chosen largely because he distinguished service to ttie Said Mrs. Holmes was born in Man-; The couple has five children. I Pfoximately 6:10 p.m. yeaterday. ! pfagg m Cairo after a flight from PMtor of Center Congregational munidpsl emptoyee will be eom- ber of the Vienna State Opera ot a planned U.S. quarantine of wanted to talk to Kennedy prior of human relations. I Chester, a daughter of Mra. Peter i Donna, 17; Howard. 16; Sharon, resulted in no injuriaa, hut con-| Khartoum. IHM) to 10:80 PAL Church, will officiate. Burial will Cuban ehlpptog probably won’t i Cordera and the late Peter Cor-'ll; Richard, 7>,. and Gregg, 2'». | alderable damage to both cars,; TheHfiilth Department was not bined into one AIFL-CBO unfoB to slnoe 1962. ’Ihe title, beet trans to Khrushchev’s expected trip, to ftpnnsora: THE WOMEN OT ba la the family plot at East early Decentoer. be ready this week. Broad out- YULE MAIL FOR GIB dera. She Is a graduate of ^ n - ' Mrs. Holmes likes to bowl and do which had to be towed from the impress^. It put them in six davs I STAMPS!! lated as chamber singer, was be- the United States. Khrushchev DewRy-Richman Co. Osmetary. Uiies of the stringent curbs on ST. JAMES’ EPISCOPAL The new Mgaiitoati(m—Hartford atowed on her by a decree by Pres said earlier this year that he W a s h in g t o n (a p )—The 767 MAIN ST. Chester High School. Before her handwork but admits that her scene. : separate qiiarantine because they (Redeemable Only At K of C Bingo) rH l’RCH m en ds may oall at the funeral Conneoticut Municipal Local 1716 ident Adcrif Schaerf. ’The presen shippers who do bnslness with thought U.S.-Soviet discussions Defense Deportment today set marriage she was employed a t , favorite hobby" la her family and State Police report that the ’had not received yellow fever vac- home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. A F L -dO —will bake tlie place ot tation was made in a ceremony at Cuba have been reported previ would not be useful until the elec the Nov. 1-90 period' for mail ; Aetna Life Insurance Co., Hart-1 her liome. „ j eaatboiind ear driven by A 1 v i n ; cinations.. All Merchandise for Sale Memorial donations may be five separate unions whldi previ the Education Ministry yesterday. ously, but regulations are still to tion campaign is concluded. ing Ohrislmas gifts to military made to the American Cancer 8o- ously re{»«aented the various em be issued. An announcement had Diplomatic sources said Kenne personnel overseas. It urged «*aty. ______Miss Randall, who had her de ploye groups. but at the New York Metropolitan been expected this week. The dy had promised to give Schroe fandllee and friends of over r lOuH NLaT PhtiCRiPliON fiatD AT ’ ' It wiB also ellmlnato the Mu Opera a year ago, was the first plan would Include prohibiting der a report by telephone on his seas personnel to mail their Ito*. Anna L. BUxrem nicipal Joint Council that to the American to receive the high dls- foreign ships carrying cargoes to Conference with Gromyko before gifts as early ae possible during "WE SAVE YOU MONEY!” Mrs. Anna L. Haberem, 83, of past attempted to attain a degree ttoctlon. The title 'was originally Cuba from Communist nations Schroeder leaves from New York this period to minimize poa- TB Cottage St., died last night at of coordinâd representation and ctmferred before 'V7orId War I on from stopping at U.S. ports on for Bonn. These sources said Ken BihUluee of non-delivery before Manchester Memorial H o sp ita l the city council. Centralination of artists closely associated with the their way to or from Cuba, and nedy told Schroeder Wednesday Christmas Day. It advlMd that after a long Ulnees. the five unions under one otgantoa-' Austrian Imperial Court. barring all ships of a foreign na he thought it 'would be ad-visabte gifts should be packed care Only Parkade Mrs. Haberem was bom May 4, tion was approved 5-1 at a seaaion Miss Randall began her singing tion from U.S. ports if any of its if the German returned to Bonn fully to cartons of wood, metal 404 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.^MI 9-234^ 1879, in Austria, and lived hi conducted by Gayle Mnneriter, na- career aa a Fulbright student to vessels carry Communist arms knowing what Gromyko had or double-fB«ed corrugated fl- Maneheatar 60 yean. She was a tlonal oigaiUzer for the AFTpCSD. Italy and waa

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Miller, 71 Boulder BESTBUY from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sat The Baby Has alon before the state election is dwarfed by'-your Coventry’s Rd.. will represent Manchester at In Aluminum Combination urday at the PHNA office on IN THE V/ORLDI Thirty Manchester teachers will^Joan B. Sheldon, a homemaking venerabllity, our people strive an annual. meeting and scientific Window*—DiMre Jalonsiea ^Driveat$481 teacher and Kenneth Shapiro, a will be held Saturday from 9 Television Main St. ft's thi Ntw Sojiefon* rtiare $10,750 in 32 pay raises dur а. m. to 8 p.m. In the town with the same kind of courage and session of the American Heart As Awnlnge—Siding and The (3oventry police Patrol ing the 1962-63 school year as the language teacher, sdl at Bennet clerk’s office at the Municipal Speak to Rotary Club self-reliance to meet the problems sociation Oct. 26 to 30 in Cleve Tab EncIoBBTee • :00 ( I) Bic S ThMtsr (in progrcwi)^ ( 8) Frontiers of Knowledge A total of $481 has been con- midget football team will play, the It weighs only 1/5 of an ounce. Junior Highu School; Norman p . Building. of growth and ft better life.” land, Ohio. He was’ appointed by SEE or OALL (23) As Schools Match Wits Been Named... result of actions taken Inst night (33) Movie . •( S (in profrees) 4-tributed to the Salk Institute for Willlmantlc Tornadoes at 1:30 A wisp of a hearing aid worn, Schussler, an industrial arts teach . Stat;e elections will be Nov. Dr. Robert -K. Butterfield, presi (80-10) Snrly Show (in procreu) (10) The Uallant Men by the board of education. er and Mrs. Mary Ann Warner, a Two men named Waugh, one the# developments ' of modern science ( 1-1^ Rackletterry Hound (. 3-12) Mister Ed 3iolofi:tral Studies, according to p.m. Sunday . at the ‘ Willlmantlc б. dent of Manchester Chapter. HOME (3t) nie Americnn Economy (24) invitation to Art Recreation Park. The team won in die ear. v Nineteen raises, amounting to homemaking teacher, both at Registered voters In Man Lord Mayor of Coventry, England, and technology, medicine and About 5,000 physicians, re (18) U fe of •Riley 8:00 ( 8-40-33) Donna Reed Show Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Crane, 24 to 0 in its game against the Nothing worn in elodiing. $7,600, were recommended by the Manchester High S(diooI. chester number 21,339, includ transportation. search scientists, nurses and lay SPECIALTIES (U ) Newa ( 3-124 Perry Mason boiard’s credit evaluation commit the other the Provost of the Uni In support of this thought, Police 4rrests («) Public Defender ^ - (33) Blngra^y co-chairmen of the drive. Willlmantlc Hornets recently in OlMon, Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert O. Oleson, 36 For Fret Booklet Shewing “ T I S P -tA V c m Also, Mrs. Mary Leslie, a Grade ing the 266 who registered "at leader.s from throughout the coun MI S-2866 (24) Tran.santartic Expedition tee for 18 teachers who have com versity of Connecticut, spoke to Waugh compared the state of :36 ( 8) News, Sporty A Weather The selectmen have expressed Willlmantlc. N. Park St., Rockville. She was bom OcL 8 at MAnebeeter Me-' 2 teacher at Buckley School and the last aesalon Qct. 13. Re try are expected to attend the seia- •9 PURNELL PLACE :80 (80) Adventures in Time 8 30 (10-22-30) Dr. Kildare pleted work toward advanced de the- Coventry Rotariauis after. a knowledge 2()0 years ago, when a S ( 8-40-S3) Leave It to Beaver their appreciation and thanks to morial Hospital. Her maternal grandmotlier la Mra Allie P. Mrs. Genevie Shanahan, a' Grade publicans number 9,498, Dem Ronald B. Carr, 21, of 17 Teresa sions. The newest developments In (63) Film grees. Thirteen other raises were well-e(lucatied man such as Thom this nations effort, to conquer and ( 8) Hennesey (IS) Subscription Television all tlie students of Coventry High Manchester. Evening Herald Strong, Athol, Maas. Her paternal grandparents aije Mr. and 2 teacher at Robertson School. ocrats, 7,838, and Independents dinner at the First Oongregation- Rd., early today was charged with (18) Burns and Allen 8:00 ( 3-12) The Nurses Coventry rorreepondent, F. Paul SONOTONE OF HARTFORD granted for meritorious service From the high school, teachers 4,003. al Church of Coventry last night. as Jefferson coqld know "every control heart disease will be dis (8-40-63) My Three Sons School who made the collections Mrs. G. O. Oleson, Amherst, Mass. She has a sister, Jdmine, 16 described by board member Wil (13) Sea Hunt in a house-to-hou.se drive, as well ine UttiA telephone Pilgrim 18 ASTLUM ST, HARTFORIA—TTCL, S4T-40Tt receiving $400 extra for 30 -hours A special session will be Later in the evening Lord May fact that any ediacated man could making an unnecessary noise with cussed. (33) Rollie Jacobs Club House (34) Appalachian Spring months. liam E. Buckley as "long, useful (18) Subscription Television to the parents and other adults S-6281; • • * * • beycmd the master's will be: held Monday, Nov. 5, for those or Arthur J. Waugh was ad know,” to the situation today, a motor vehicle and was ordered •;8B (10-33-30) Hunt)ej--Brinkley News 8 SO (10-22-30) Haxel (C) and faithful s e ^ c e to schools.” SO WHAT'S PERFECT? CAR LEASINO ( 8) Walter Cronalte who assisted. ' Hillery, Kevin William, son- of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norman Robert H. Fenn and Paul B. whose rights mature between dressed bp campaigning (Tongresi- become so spe-; gppg^r in Circuit Court 12, Mon- ( 8-4(,x6S) McHale's Navy Two teachers will receive two LONDON ■ (AP) — Ckimplalnts T:00 i 3) Wyatt Earp (24) Poets a( Work Mr and Mrs; Crane have listed Hillery, 138 Pitkin St. He was bora Obt 1 at St. Francis Hos Phinney, both science teachers; Sunday and that date. man Horace Seely-Brown Jr., ‘Chester. Oct. 29. Police said that (13) News. Sports A Weather pay increases each. received by the automobile edi 10:00 ( 22-30) Andy Williams Show the students as follows; Richard pital, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Korbusieski, a social winding up an electioneering trip becGUse he knew more about the ooj.|. woo arrfeechincr hi* three tires (10) Ripcord ( k-4(V5S) ■ Premiere Drama Portrays tor or the London Sunday Tele anil RENTALS (18) SuMcriptlon Telerlsinn Belekewicz. Kay Brand. Judith W.„ P. Calderwood, Manchester. His mati^rniil great-grand Donald S. Thomas, an Blnglish studies teacher, and Andrew Viii- through Tolland Ck)unty. ( 3-12) The A'fred Hitchcock Hour teacher at Manchester High Highland Park School; Mrs. Fran U^M*anv*ôther man wnrld^” Middle Tpke. graph from new car owners in (30) News t Weather (24) Writers of Today Buckley. Joan Chapman. Darlene mother is Mrs. Wilbur L. Couch, Southingtdn. His paterns) cens, an industrial arts teacher. The Lord Mayor, accompanied First in Mvicheotor. Nwa Sm> ( 8) Evening Report Women in Bible School, will receive a total $800 ces Donaldson, a kindergarten “ uTan k n « ; like hu^^^^ falozie,-37, of 70 Britain itemize such things as 11; no ( 3-8-30-40) News. Sports and (Jhase. Robert Oia.se, Suzanne grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul A, Hillery, 231 PcHter St. From Bennet Junior High, AHaa teacher at Bowers School, and Mrs. by the Lady Mayoraas and 0>un- Wells St., yesterday was charged foD maintenance, fnlljr iBsardd (33) Uncovered Weather. raise — $400 for completion of a cilor J. Dennis Berry, is making a life, has become continuous; all ex door handles that fall off, "wind t (3D The Great Ideas 11:18 (10) Tonight (C) aeverdon, Daniel Coughlin, George He has a brother, Brian, I'.i; and a sister, Robin, '2H. Enjoy a Wholesome Luncheon Treat Where You L. Cone, vice principal: Mrs. Alba Thelma C. WoodbHdge, a Grade 1 with keeping an unlicensed dog. to rednce yonr preblema aad "Biblical Women and Their master's (iegree and $400 more for Hotkowski, a guidance counselor; delayed visit to celebrate Ck>ven- ists in a dependence not yet seen,' screen'' wipers that either stop worries. For tall taformatioa T'.IB (80) The Sports Camera (12) Sports Final Eberl , Jane French. Donna (Jould, teacher at Bentley School. so all forms of particular knowl-! Mi* case will be presented in the working or won't stop working (33) W. Mass. HlRhllghts (40) Steve Allen Show Relevance Today” will be the sub Hurlburt, Carol Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rogsr X. M et More of the Best for Your Money! 30 hours of work beyond the mas Henry J. Manning, a teacher of try, Connecticut's, 250th anniver can (40) Evening Report ( 3) Thursdav Starlight Janice (Jould, Kathy Haynes. <3arol ter's. The merit pay raises were edge are necessary.” Manchester Circuit Court 12 Nov. when shut off and a "luggage \ Hurlburt, 18 Bonner Rd. She was born O tt, 2 at Manchester mentally retarded; and Donald F. recommended to the board by ita sary, which was officially celebrat (13) Walter CYonalte n 20 (12( I Ate Movie \ Hlcking, Sandra Hotchkiss,, Bethf ject of a dramatic presentation at Mrs. Edytha W. Coffin, a Grade ed in July. 6. boot” that won't open. ( 8) News 11:30 (22-30) Tonight (C) \ Humes, Donna Jones. Lee Beth Mdhiorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparsnta are Mr. and CHEF'S FRIDAY SPECIAL! Warren, head of the science de personnel relationships committee, "And human knowledge Paul Dodga Pontloe '.J5 (80) Men of Destiny ( 8) Steve Allen Show \ Tuesday night's meeting of the Mrs. Max Denhup, 250 Hilliard St. Her V e rn a l grandparents 8 teacher at Robertson School, will partment. George J. Caouette Jr., a "I could not come then,” said changes. Once all educated men ? ;80 (SO) Medicine of the Sixties 12:!i(( (301 News and Weather Karaslnski, Sandra Krest, Nancy Buckley, reporting for both com m e . Women's Fellowship of Center are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurlburt, 20 Village St. She haa two THE CAPRI IS HAVING A AH YoN Con Eo» earn $400 for 30 hours of work mathematics teacher at 1 11 i n g the swarthy, broad featured Lord knew the world was flat; today Phone Ml 9-2881 (4(>M) The Nelson Family 1:00 ( 8) Night W atch-Tower Lassen, June Little, Pauline Little, beycmil the bachelor's degree • and mittees, s^d one merit pay candi Mayor, "because of the coniMcra- June Locke, Carol McKinney, Craig Congregational Church to take sisters, Paula Lynn, 7 ^ , and Linda Mae, 6. Junior High,-will also'receive the date was rejected and another’s re we know It to be round, or some 878 BlAm STREirr 8EB 8ATVVUAY*8 TV WEEK FOR GQaHP«.KT»: l.*STTNQ $150 in merit pay. raise. tion of our new cathedral, and the thing like round. Facts, then, are McKinney. William Morgan, Benita place at 8 In Memorial Hall. Approval of the credit rai.'jes au quest is still under study and two celebrations thSt followed." Piaster, Susan Potter, Kathy Rav- Raymond, Laura Carolyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Teaclftrs who will get'$150 in credit pay candidates were reject inside our heads, not outside of " __ « Depicting the life and faith of Raymond Jr„ 39 Oiarter Oak PI. Her maternal grandmother tomatically elevates a teacher on "The bombing of the old cathe them.” HAVE YOU TRIED A Hn. Betty Sanborn, Donna San various women of the Bible will FISH FRY merit pay are Walker Briggs, a so ed. IS Mrs. Elinor McIntyre. South Windsor, and her maternal grand - the bachelor's degree schedule cial studies teacher and Laurence dral, and the city of CJoventiy, dur "In viewing others, we should Radio born Daniel Storrs and Lawrence be Mrs, Millard Rowley as Sarah; s FISH 'n CHIPS with 30 hours of extra work to the ing the war, caused us to resolve Zeigler. father is Willisun Klambt, South Windsor. Her paternal grand Lieonard, a vice principal, both at EDUCATION GOAL remember that 'the most impor Mrs. Rupert Uppllng. NMborah; parents are Mr. and Mrs. J'oseph Raymond, Soutt Windsor. She mEister’s schedule, and a teacher not only to rebuild the city, but WINDOW SHADES (m * UatiBK todadet only tboae ndwa broadcAata of Id or 15-mhiiito New Voter Tally Mrs. Ralph Lundberg, RutIH. Mrs. s SOUP OR JUICE Manchester High, and Mrs. Helen BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — To tant thing is our point 'of view'. STRAWBERRY BLONDE LATELY? has a brother, Joseph John, III, 16 months. on the master's schedule with 30 W. Ener, a Grade 3 teacher at also to make sure that such a Those mistaken ‘facts’ we learn loaiFtli. Some atatlona earry other abort newacanta). Donald Richter, Mary, mother, of a CHOICE OF 8 VEGETABLES hours of extra work to the sixth meet t h e Russisin challenge, GrtM , WMM, Ecru A total of "3 new voters were • « • • Bowers ^hool. Americans must change their 19th thing should never happen again.” about other peoples cover up a 7:45 Sing Along Jesus; Mrs. C. B. Carlson, Lydi a PUDDING OR JELL-O year professional certificate sched WDBC—18W made at the final regular voter Noonan, William Joseph Jr., son of Mr. -and Mrs. William Also, Mrs. Anna E. McCann, a Century thinking of "only educat The vlait to America ia Intended basic similarity — that all men SEE W o s h o U t 8:00 Biahop'a Corner 8:10 Pop Concert and Mrs. Julian Getzewich, the • TEA OR COFFEE ule. 9:05 .NIghtbeat making session before election ..Joseph Nixman, 22 Village St.. Rockville. He was born Oct. 8 Grade 1 teacher, at Manchester ing the girl for today,” decliwea to "forge a l i n ^ f friendship that desire peace, although they are 8:06 Raynor Shines with 22 registered as Republicans, Elect Lady. The merit pay increases are' on 1 :06 Newt. Sign Off 11:00 .News Manchester Memorial HosipHal. His maternal grandmother is Green School; Mrs. Corinne H. an educator just back, from the will free ua ftwm the mistaken without the means to accomplish HOLI^ND HNISH 11:15 Sports Final 20 as Democrats and 31 unaf The Elect Lady is the one to three steps: $150 for the first ideas that can develop about peo- .. WHAY—9M 11:30 Starlight Serenade MrlK.Dorothy Daigle, Vernon. His paternal grandparenta are Mr. Pockett, a Grade 1 teacher at Lin Soviet Union. 8:00 ComiacUcm P. M. 1:00 Newa and Sign Off filiated with either party. One whom St. John's second epistle and Mn. John F. Noonan, Newlnôn. He has a sister, lisa •tep, $300 for the second and $500 coln School; Mrs. Lillian T. Segar, I The Russians use the brains forelgTi lands. ; Rotarian president Andrew a n Made to Order 8:16 Paul Harvev; Dr. Albert E. unaffiliated- previous vpter also was written. maximum for the third. Each step ■* Burke WPOP—»1# Ann. a social studies teacher at Ililng; of women more than we do in The guest speaker. Albert K offered his With Toot RoOero 6;(X) Connecticut Balirrtom regfistered as a Democrat. * * • * • represents an increase above the 8:30 Alex Drier 7 00 Dale Kelley Mrs. Robert Coe and Mrs. (Ches Junior High School; Mrs. Elizabeth America,” says Dr. Marguerite Waugh, prov^t of the University program FULL LINE OF CUSTOM 8:40 Sports. 12:00 Johnny Argo Show In the first district 49 new vot ter Bigelow, co-chairmen of the de HUImanNMona Ruth, daughter of and Mrs. John ij. HIU- normal maximum salary a teacher Seipel, an English teacher at Ben-: J, Fisher, ass(Kiate professor of of ^nnecUcut. prov ded v ^ a t lo ^ chairman Charles Bierce before CHERRONE’S 6:50 Bob Conaidlne WINF—1239 ers were added of which 12 were partment of Cfhristian education man, 239 LakF^Rd., Andover. She was born Oct. 5 at Man would be receiving on the salary net Junior High, and Mrs. Florence political science at S;âcuse Uni- 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 6:00 News. Wall Street DINER ° "" -| th e Lord Mayor left for a meet- VENETIAN ILINDS 7:15 Connecticut P.M Republican. 17 Democrat and 20 and literature, will be in charge chester MeraoriaP'Hospital. Her maternal grandfather Is Frenk schedule according to which he is' .6:15 Showcase G. Woods, principal of Bentley versity. TMliTP Seely-Brown at the 10:30 Tonight At MJ) Place 6;46 I.owell Thomas una'filiated. In the second dis of the program. Mrs. Bigelow U. Harper, Woodstool^ Canada. She has a broUier, James Har AT VERNON CIRCLE VERNON paid. School. One of the important selling *Tt is time for all men to realise t,.,, 13.00 Sign Off 7:00 News. Sports that there is no Independence; not North Coventry. PACKAGE STORE WnC—1088' '— trict, 24 new voters were made will lead devotions. old, 21 months. AlR-CONDITiONED The $400 credit raises were gîv- Mrs. Gwendolen. P. Huri, a Grade, points of Russian propaganda in E. A. JOHNSON 7:36 Showcase with 10 registering as Republi A social time will follow the * • • • en to the following teachers who of individual, or group, or nation. I Seely-Brown, who had spent the 8:01) News. Sports and Wsathar 8:00 The .W'orld Tonight Tour Host and Hostess Erwin and Mary Toxbnry, Pixels. 3 teacher at South School, will earn' backward countries is that under 622 E. MIDDLE TPKE.->AT THE GREEN 8:35 Album of the Day 8:15 Showcase and News cans, threeêmocrats and 11 un- meeting with Mrs.--Ernest Be.ngs- Fraser, George EdwanKJr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed have also completed 30 hours be $300 in the second step. | Communism women are given the No man is a aelt-made man, for day stumping Tolland County to 6 45 Three Star Extra 10:05 Feature affillated. ton and members of the women's ward Frazer. 34 Butler Rd. ^He was born OcL 11 at Manchester OPEN AROUND THE CLOCK . . . NEVER CLOSED the contributions of hla fellows are ; seek support in the forthcoming PAINT GO. 7:00 Conversation Piece 10:.30 Showcase yond the bachelor's level: Teachers who will receive the same Job and educational oppor FIRST SHOPPING AREA ON RIGHT, AFTER MOTTB 7:15 Page Morton 11:00 News A special session will be held afternoon Bible study group serv Memorial Hospital. His mateniM grandmother ia Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Doris L. Hogan, an English maximum $500 are Mrs. Olive S. tunities- as men, she aMert^ in greater than he can ever know." | election for a U.S. Senate seat. 723 Main S t , TeL M I 9-4501 7:80 News of the World 13:80 Sign Off from l to 5 p,m. Nov. 8 at the ing refreshments. Sergeant, Ireland. «td social studies teacher. Miss Chambers, a Grade 1 teacher at a talk. He cited our dependence on the: spoke of the "courage and the

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/ ... . . J . \ , 7T- - • . \ ■6* PAGE N lN f ^ACB BTGHT - HIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER iS, l&Ml Rockville-Vernon Robert Watrous, 44, of Wa'pping, for five weeks, is being co-sponsor- outstanding students at th* Uni the only kind of peAce one mt|rht commitment, Out. we say. with and eallbr* o ( ptrfoimane* count presumably expert tutelage In- on charges of intoxication ai^ -ed by TA C Inc., and the Nathan versity of Connecticut who have 12th Circuit . Arthur House Talks Nov. 25 towArff all the marbles; these are .volved Ih all thla U that Is that not -V brqpch of the peace. Booked by Hale Chapter of the American Red been designated DistinguiMied ,Air. lianr^nitTr cell a laatlnK peace. such Inatant scotch, even if it Free X rays f Connecticut two opponents of Intense, firm re once, despite all this, does the de patrolman Francis Barbero, Cross. The instructor vyHl be Clyde Force ROTC cadets this year. One can aee the point of view, ahopld ta.ste like a good scotch solve. livery or diction ever become too Watrous posted a . $75 bond for an McDonald, AmericajFf7ational Red To be eligible for the distinc', G)urt Cases Free cheat X rays for peraona Candidates^ Debate Slated On Crossroads Africa Work Sttrtting ilprald the rather elemental brand of logic Should. That is one impression both of perfect, over-polished. In the NeWs appearance In Rockville .session of Cross field represehtatlve. tion, a student must rank In the 18 or older will be provided to PUBUllUUCD BY mk, them give. Circuit Court 12 on Nov. - 6. T h e course 1* open-to all Tolland upper third of his class in AFRO-'' Involved In the New York Time* morrow by the Connecticut Tu- Yankee Bach 1* somewhere midway be •• _____ C. ■' MANCHESTiai SESSION I iffntVt n PRINT------CO INC. county residents having advanced TC subjects, in the upper half in Arthur H. House. 150 Westland plea, which Is, In effect, that we berGulosis and Health Aaan. This bssle. Impreeaion, of inteiit- tween Eastern Cohnectlcut and Ivy By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Jaycees Next Thursday Warned Alter Accident "1 K his UofC curriculoum and AFRO- A $500 bond forfeiture ordered at., will’ speak Sunday. Nov. 25, ifanckeiter Conn mobile unit will be In,the park By A. H. 0. ness and resolution, has been em League, and it sounds like • good Wallace C. Richards, 42, of »fdunmtion‘ *Mud^^^ THOMAS P PkROUSUN be honest enough to call what goes A Thought for Today Yankee common sense from each. Urho Kekkonen, president of 1 Rockville was aiven a the mstniction, Btudenti will D€ TC summer camp program. against a Willimantie man yester at Manchester High School about WAI.TE5R R rERaU«(ON ing lot of the Mancheater Shop bellished by the hqndsome arts of his experiiences last summer ih on out in South Vietnam by the When either of them talks, it Finland, received a bear hug A' debate between Vernons tweS They will leave Rockville at 2 Marsh, an electrical engineering day for failure to appear at the Publuhcrn Sponsored by the Manchester ping Tarkade,. near the , Con W * have now acen eadh of the the camera, make-up, focus, and fm makii arrmpi^^^ l^^Tr^ Senegal and Guinea as an O ^ra- Pounaed Octobar i IMI name of war. But before we all i lighting. Each of them presents a sounds as If the campaign were be farewell from |?remler Khrusli. Democratic state representatives p.m. to go to Union, and are sched yesterday following an accident a t L ^ Brief# major.

It \ PAGE TWELVE MANCfTESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GOIWy^ftftJRSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1961 r-'TV , ' .« .'K' IIANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALI); MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962 PAGE THIRTEEN meat and noodle casserole, b u t / SouiRW indsor tered carrots and peas. Wheat Johnston Calls bread and bUtter. cookies, milk; Political Roundup S'riday —: teachers convention — At Square Daiice - Teen Center no school. WANT TO FIND OUT HOW TO SAVI MORET t Earl Johnston, the regular caller UERTHKN (AP) John Alaop,*Ijeasio'Included a purnpkin for the Manchester Evening Herald OPEN RnpiibhcAn Mindidnlf for irovemor, ' President's daughter, Caroline as Slates Dance South Windsor iHTrreiHpondenE , the Manchester Square Dance part of hia gift. - V Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell Club, will do the. honors at the ••id tcdAj- the Democrati will 4-17M. first closed dance of the season "continue to kxiri up the »t«.te WED. ,ÂI«Op ‘M m s p * Saturday evening at the Waddell payroll at the taxpayera expenae" On Saturday HARTFORO (API Republican Jr. College Group School. This dance ,la for club If they atay In power another four guhematoroal candidate John Al- The Teen Center is sponsoring members only and is scheduled as sop charged again la.at night that Har#'* stable as you like it— tender— juicy— deliciously good— cut thick-^medium or thin with excess yeara. Its first dance of the year. "Har To Hear Reports a surprise .dance. The executive ^ Km ar THUDS. ^ He took another verbal alap at ‘.he Democratic administration of lem Nocturn," Sauuda.v at the bone and fat remove) before weighing. That's why our steaks have what it takes to give you real good what he called the boaaistni of Xa- Gov. John N. Demp.aey was "sec committee ha.s arranged several C o l l e c t Avery Street Elementary School,. surprises for the evening’s enter tional and Slate Chairman John ond rate " and "incapable of pro This will be a record hop with ' The junior college advisory eating— keen delight in every bite. It will pay you to buy several of your favorite steaks. Enjoy one for tecting Connecticut's taxpayera." tainment. and M. Bailey, and aaid hia Demotratir dancing from 8 to l l : 3 0 p.m.. and j committee tonight will hear ,ie- p u n s m i b r dinner tonight— and put the others in your freezer for wonderful dinners in the future. opponent. Gov, John N. De^paey Alsop. in a speech prepared for will feature Ron Undry. di.se' ports fiom members aboiit prog- have"hi8t re^ntlv'return^ "ran t jrovem." a' television address, cited what he jockey at radio .staUon WDRC. • re.ss so far in publicizing the P''o- I ” JrOm r t w i weeU In a prepared talk to a meet r.alled "me.sses " in the state high- It i.s planned that dances NyUl i posed Manchester fcommunity col- J ‘ ing of parly worker.^. Al-tbp aaid wa.v, welfare and motor vehicle be held at monthly intervals, datas lege. Missouri. Pmipse.y "ia ao anxibiia to .auh- (lepartment.s in hia attack on hi.a to be announced, , , ’ j Committee members will meet atanliate hia claim that employ Democratic opponent. Chaperones for Harlem' Npe- at 7:30 in the board room of Ben- The committee in charge of the evening's activities includes Ralph SUPER-RIGHT OUALITY ment haa increased in Connecticut He aaid the administration ha.s turne will be Mr, and Mrs. Robert net High School. k that he ia even using the 7,821 joba made "costly mistakes which will Frost. Mr. and Mi's. George Da- Mrs. Jane Stuek. secretary of and Mary Warren, hopt and host set off another round of lax in ess; Jack and Barbara Donahue, the Bailey machine has added to imfschi, Mr. and .Mi-s. Marvin Wild. the conimitlee. told the board of the slate payroll since ll?.V)." creases unle.ss Connecticut gets Mrs. Tliomas .Monsees and Mrs. door duty; and Milton and Kay better management." education last night that the 9 P J I The GOP candidate again ac Robert Sturdevant. meeting will be the first fi.r r'- Doremis, U rry and Dot Dunn, cused the current admini.stralion The highway department. Alsop The teen committee i,s studying | porting progress. The previous and George and Louise Elliott, of waste and inefficiency. charged, has failed to collect over the possibility of organizing sev-; said, were cbnceru_.i I refreshments. Oonnecticuts citizens, he said. *100,000 due to the .state . . for work CHICKENS how- eral small, inleresl groni[yf^ or hob-i initiating activity to The Manchester Square Dance "are fed Up with sight years of the I done. He did not elaborate by clubs, each of which ^îU he issue known, Club ia planning a “ Knot Head" Fresh end Tender Baile.v machine and they will vote ' ever, 725 IHIHM.E TURNPIKE, EAST Alsop .said he wanted the state represented done to our .state. added: of Its membei's or of an interested i v . "I want the ■ money spent on adult, to pursue its particular in -' ôv. 6 referendum, sign up now for this event. them, not on correcting mistakes MAR.SHMALLOW Sporlenirn for Alsop terest. Groups could study any-; ______...------R- Sirloin not thoirsands of dollais down thing from .stamp collecting to am d HARTFORD (APi tAmnly af- the drain because people who owe ateur photography or building 'ra f .TARS flUates of tJie Connecticut Stale the state money were never billed dios. This project already has FOR league of Sportsmen's Clubs are for it not *28,000 being paid in the backing of several adults in LB FLUFF 2 fast aligning themselves with par- | maintenance for an town who are willing to help the ent support for a Republican ticket „nandoned building in New Ha groups. HOMEMAKER BOSTON In the November election. ven ' Teens are urged to contact Cep The New Haven County As- Alsop said the state has paid resentatives of the teen council LGE. ^ •ociation of .Sportsmen's Clubs' hundreds of thousands of dollars for more information or to offer SPLIT or CUT-UP 3 3 * 28 O Z .^ jumped on the bandwagiin Tiies- produce ini.stakes in the Motor ^suggestions Baked Beans 4 CANS vehicle Department. " • ' "^^ntere.Interested In Bus Service session with Waller Czaja Jr Short Cut, 3rd to 6th Rib (Rib Reaat 1 st 2 Ribs ib 95c) ■•i.. >«' X :- He said "rai owners were billed i Mrs. Frank Roseli of 89 Farm- BIG TOP 18 OZ. JAR pre-sirient of the league and Lee for owning a jeep when actually j stead Dr., is initiating action to de- Harris, legislative chairman of ' they owned a Cadillac. The ac- termine if public bus .sen’ice can Jane Parker -Sliced |C 1 : ■the league, at the Seymour Fish cbilnting pixx ess was so messed. be acquired . for new housing de- and Game Club White Breod Rib Roast LB Peanut Butter 4 9 ' LMja . BffiliatP se.ssmfnts were billed incorrectly.” Bus .service ia becoming a must ENRICHED fi, h^ck r ^ o H ^ "in department after depart-1 for the convenience of workers, SIkod A ll Coed lupporl AU candidate^ T the this is sickening." : shoppers, children and others wish- Porterhouse It*!®’ 4 he de<;lai ed. "Eight years of rule ' ing transportation to the city. Mrs 1 LB 8 OZ next election, who back the , bv the Democrats and the slate; Rosen feels. She announced plans LOAF 2 9 ' t > tre^rta\e Boa^rdô" ''nils of fat around its; to bring the matter before the Compare the quality ... Compare the trim ... Game from the Shale Departm ent i "tiddle. |Town Oouniil i^ n . An>one #i Bacon >69 LB of Agriculture, Consen'ation and Alsop promi.sed to "throw out terest^ in assisting the effort is YOUR BEST STEAK VALUE AT ANY PRICE Natural Resources ' the carloads of political appointees; invited to call her. COLONIAL On Monday, the Hartford Conn- ' causing one mess after Completes Jet Training .Canned Ham 8 TO 10 LBS ty Association went on record as another. I would reverse the phil- Airman 3c. William G. Zimmer, “w- •upporling GOP gubernatorial o.sophy of the Demp.sey administra- •son of Mr. and Mr.s. R. J. Zimmer candidate John ALsop and other tion that places politics first and Jr.'Oi 1235 Sullivan Ave., is being Sausage Meat SUPER-RIGHT LB reassigned to a unit of the Con Republican candidates backing the pieople last." SUPER-RIGHT SNOW’S (SAVE 35*^) the league's stand, according to | ------necticut Air National Guard fol Nicholas Fillmore, as.sociation lowing his graduation from the Frankforts ALL MEAT SKINLESS LB president. Rockville-l ernon United States Air Force technical J^ne Parker Large 8 Inch Czaja reported today that the training course for jet aircraft me 8 or Size Reg. 59c Fairfield County Association of chanics at Amarillo AFB, Tex. Steak Cod FRESH SLICED Sportsmen's Clubs also joined the Collage Meelings Airman, Zimmer was trained to league support this week. maintain and service jet aircraft P ie i* 3 9 ' TTie action follows a conference Slaled by Church and aircraft sy.stems. He entered V ! the service in October 1961. M CHOWDER last weekend between Governor SAKE ‘N SERV wilk K>PPYSEED CALIFORNIA DELICIOUS Dempsey and members of the Coffee Hours This Meek Thirteen .simultaneous cottage Democratic coffee hours, plan Vtimia M(6S OF 10 45' league. The league had hoped to meetings on the subject. "The k gel the Governor’s support, but ned so the public may become ac J.P. Cecoonut or CKo^Topped Bartlett Pears Governor Dempsey remained neu New Lutheran Church and What quainted with representative can Xiii CeekiBia.ir^Vr.c 2 \ a 9 ^ ALL PURPOSE - UNCLASSIFIED tral and advised the repre.senta- it Means for Us." will be held didates Frank Aheam and Don 9 Fresh Lean tives that their recourse for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in homes in Holland, will be held this week at change would be through the leg the Rockville area. the homes of: Atty. and Mrs.. Ann Page Cortland Apples LBS Rib Cut islature. The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer James Throwe at 999 Main St., pastor of First Lutheran Church, today at 8:30 p.m.: and Judge and CRISP, TENDER . Kennedy Apples’ will brief the leadens of the meet- ' Mrs. Edward Kiiehn. 1020 Elling- Elbow LB. ings and send greetings to each i ton Rd., .Sunday at 7:30 p.m. A WCKJDBRIDGE (APp ~ The THIS COUPON GOOD FOR *ascal Celery BUNCH President of the -United States ia one. ' coffee hour was held Tuesday at partial to "Kennedy Apples." They will be held at the homes j the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Macaroni He got some yesterday while of Miss Emma Zuehike, Mr. and Roy on Lewis Dr, 3 LB PKG BSc HAL Mrs. George Elderkin, Mr. and Elementary School Menus . 100 Extra Plaid Stamps | ..campaigning for Democratic can Xii didates in Connecticut at the Mrs. Ellery Kington. Mi', and Monday chicken a la king on 1 LB a a C WITH YOUR $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE .\ same roadside stand that fur- Mrs. Harold Weber, Mr. and Mrs. biscuit, buttered green beans, PKGAZ CQFFff PRICES DOWN! Hams GALLO nushed a supply for him in the ' Herbert Lehmann, Mr. and Mrs cranberry sauce, jam sandwich, SOOD THROUGH SAT., OCTORIR 10, l*M I mid.St of his 19«b campaign for the ^ Bassett, Mr. and Mrs fruit, milk; Tuesday - - frankfurl Full Sharrk H^lf Limit on« p«r family. Not good for tobacco producta or N f W nL O IV r e g u l a r RRICiSt presidency. M’aller Sieber. Mr. and Mrs. Jo on roll, potato chips, buttered At that time, the President, then seph Piader, the Rev. Mr. and whole kernel corn, chocolate bar. itama prohibited by law. SPLD., MASS I Ann Page Meatiest ■t •Sen. Kennedy, stopped on the spur Mrs, Jaxheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Jo milk: Wednesday -- tpmato soup Bokar CoffOf 1 .7 7 i|. 6V of the moment while en route to ' seph ^Novak,ag\, ..Til Mr. and Mrs. Ken- and crackers, tuna fish salad Spaghetti New Haven and got some apiples I \ Mr. and Mrs sandwich, cake, milk; Thur.sday A& P VaciiumlâckedcV: 1.21cak* 6 3 ' ■\ CH EF BOY- ,R-DEE at the stand- of- - Roger Da Le.ssio. Hinry Duell .and Mr. and Mrs. \ As he came down Route 69 yes-! Thuemmler. AO* k } terday he was passing the .same ! ______- Souco Maxw ell House'Coffee canP» •H, stand wherf. his eye caught a hand- HONOR AMONG CRIMINALS ’ '■* A O * lettered sign': "kennedy Apples.” I n Ew’ YORK (APi Veteran Beech-Nut Coffee CAN o y It was meant to rekindle an old i bondsman Jesse Herrman says 15’/! OZ . NOT SECTIONS OR PORTIONS AO* T|; memory and it «lid ju.st that. I criminals can't be trusted now | CAN 2 3 ' Chase & Sanborn ree CAN 0 “ FROZEN The ‘ President\had hi.s driver iI as■ well as they could be a gen- come to a halt and out to greet ' eration ago. In the last 10 years. ' Da Leasio. When h^\retumedI V I he 1 he says, bail skippers have cost' SHAR WITH had his 1962 quota ^ "Kennedy l him *80,(XX). and he rarely writes ANN PAGE Appl.es.” a bond any more without collat-, Cheddar Cheese Tasty, Tan{jy Ibl Chicken Legs CHEESE And there waa a bonus. Da eral. L. T. WOOD Ketchup 2 LB 7 T Q C \ Ched-O-Bit OWESE SPREAD LOAF / 7 PRICE REDUCED (Save 16c) Locker Plant and Meat Market MEL-O-BIT 12 0 Z WAYBEST 14 0Z A AC Ch6ese Slices AMERICAN PKG 2 0OTS O t n a t iv e FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT ANN A 10*onc nt. eontmt. sc

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>«». UJ. >«L (HI. SALE HH0E8 EFFEOBVE BONNIE n \ JOE CAMPBELL aw«n>iafcaCTj«.«i«.iu.HL«a SSyESto o.tB«^gjj,p]jggQy|ip]gYQj.gjjj Fried Foods! THURS^ thni SATURDAY **Junior writes from college that hie roommate is really C'MOM/V 1 hard on olothea— espacially Junior’s!” leve AMERICA’S FAVORITE SALAD OII.1— no other as fresh, as pure as 587 MDOLE TURNPIKE, EAST Gna^'t/TYsuRc ^ GTICK'EMA / J . THE RAPER JAIL J.R.WiLi.» » 5 UP,B€EZERX^y X light. Takes the smoke out of frying, makes cakes fluffier, brings out NEAR m i 6REEN all the natural garden fresh flavor and goodness of your salads. Cornea LARGE MANGHESTER THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS in eeonomical re-usable decanter . .. get Green Stamps, too! 48-oz. 0pm Nigirt!: Mm. thni Sgt UR I '(X) you MBAW these? V AREI/T you GOINS TD jAlUL EMYTHE, I HAVE THEY COHCEKU THE GUEST 'AUT MEDICAL A($OC|ATIOHE, MKS TELL ME I'M BEING /TO DRIVE TO TOWH, BOTTLE I HOPE '/OuVE WHO CHECKED IM HERE /IS POOUEH AND MELO-1) WOULD YOU CARE kourrEu EVEpyoie thkt DR. B«»0V PDWEa / DRAMATIC? /— — ' ( t o ACCOMPANY MB? YOU GET A "RAIN CHECK you UKE IT UP here,, !■ the event, becaune of unforeaeea oonditiona, WESSON OIL n m s ou t ot any advetOand item, ye* enn reeelTa a "RAIN OHKCK" entitling you to the product •• your Mf« r.t.PfeLOA>« &S^eetL-> to-ie M«N«afM Svaikate, I bb, / next regiHar vialt t« ttie atoiv.

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A DRMCIOITR, refreohing Vitamin C en riched drinli. Serve this tM nt quenching MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLI favorite In the m orning, fo r *nacl(«, a t thoiu- -IN'clal partlen— children love It! , . ; gel Green Stamp*, too! HELLO... HOW CD VOU Ufce THAT Y 3 ~ /a v a l/o fg d H u u WINTHB P ? I'M R3R<2«2AmiiCI&... I HAVIN0 A- TAKE THE TIAAeiO Hl-C The Famous Cheese for PACTYANDIM PHONE HIM AND HE a Hundred-and O/ie.-^Easy BUZZ SAWTER BY ROY ^R A N E IN V m N O HAN0GUPONA\e/r ORANGE DRINK to Make. Delicious Recipes! you SSi, SAWVER, HOT OHLV CAN WE WATCH ANT PART OF THE MISSILE COMPLEX ON Qiant 46h»l Can CLOSSCKIRCUITTV, BUt WE HAVE SPECIAL ^OTFS SEHSOKS THAT CAN PCTECT A HUMAN BODY , SUPER ANYWHERE INTHE€NTIRE COMPLEX. MARKETS (ai B 'li’n lnH U 'l CSAVElBc Serve a Gelatin Fruit Salad! DEMONSTRATION SALE Ftm DINNER ’TONIGHT create tempUng ALL SAMPLE AND SAVB ON JeU-O mold Riled Wtth your favorite FLAVORS CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER wined fruit. Serve en freeh, criep lettuce, and top with creamy iniooth Shop-Rite R ogubr 1^ WHEM RADAR ' T I TIT GOES BTO PHOPOcnOII 1... „ ai SBCRETiO DEVELOP A KAPir*’ Salad Dreeaing ... get Green Stamps, SHOP-RITf ORANGE JUICE CM NAG.. DETECTS A M155II*. M A MAXUMIU BECURiry PUWT:^ o k a m m o * ^ oem igE asaw ot MtasiiE^j THEY CAM OETOMArt to e! P k g . MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ILLFONrOBr BUT.ITAUGTAiq’EPHERel .T IT5 NUCLEAR WAR- T»E''PBa*CT HEAP BY RADIO BEAM w e n r LAB. LONG BEFORMT JUSTAFEW VOU DIP THE RK5HT THING,, ICOOLDNTHELP T THERE'S ONLY ONE REG. LARGE SECONDS—BUT SAM M Y-BUT DON'T TELL BUT HEAR, PUCK/ /THING ICANDO.AAARY/1 HE HAD TO GRAB ANYBODY PLSE/ WHAT ARE you / CHECK IT THROUGH/ CANS CAN HOLD OF A CHAIR/ GOING TO DO? 51'. JELL-0 Gelatin Dessert

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TENDER, FlytTUP KBRNEIJI of •unahlne cooked In REG. URGE DA V-Y JONES BY LEFF and MrWJLLIAMSl Umtr own cream— you’ll love thix taety aweet flavored CANS CAN vegetahle at MotVe apecial price. It in no eany to fix —Jaet opea and heat . . . get H-tC Greisn Stampn, too! MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY OOFS..-. GOTTA A DIVER COULDN'T fVW AM V'S RIGHT.., BE VERY CAREFUL TASTE NOR SMELL ------I SWBATED FBR 2 0 ABOUT LETTIN' MO-NOXIDE G AS... A N ’ ^ NOTALL, MR. ABERNATHY THE POORTHING- IFI YBARS... NOW DA'W 'N ,’ANV EXHAUST BEFORE HE’D KNOW IT. PRIDE OF THE FARM tx x )K V t h a t U T7LE b ir o h a s HE'S GOING TO FLORIDA! MARCO GET MORE'NI ME FUMES GET IN IT'D BE TOO LATS. 1 6 - O L REOEEM YOUR FLOflfUA FROZEN ORANGE JUICE BE LEFT BEHIND FER 2 MEASLY WEEKS TO TH’ BOVS' . O ’ S C U B A O lVIN TANKS. COUPONS AT MOTTS -- SAVE MORE ON LOW PRICES1 CREAM CORN «> O * a * a • « • * 1 ^ SamLeh* /1.MMi.ikm> /0-/8- Wt Reserve the Right to Limit Quaotitios r THOUSAMpSOF EXTRA STAMPS EVERY DAY! DOUBLE STAMPS Every Wed. No Coupon* Needod— N e'U m lt! All Extra Stomp Itomn Plalaly Mmhnd'.ln Staran r v T - ■> /y ■•f 1 >v ; ; I„ Vv, ■ •‘’-y;.' •. Y- --c^- V . ^ ■ T - /■ i/ 'T ■ I ” . / ■' ;-'f ■■ / FAOB nTTESn ■AKCHESTER IVENINQ HERALD. liA ^CH ESTE^ OONN« rHURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANdRESTElL CONN„ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1962 PAGfe SEVENTEEN ' ...... M.. i ll...... ' r 'W ii; "m — ■■ ■ .liii.'..— , - . i ,— i...... y .... i>r. . . ri b 4 ■' <"■ ■■— —— ------Tee Shot Hooks- X THE Blanchard,înz, Lopez Trad^ Herald GonferenGes Choose NGjÂ over AAU HOWIE HOLCOMB Western Group UConns Set for Bears Sports Schedule Yankees to Saci'ifice •ports Bdltor Mantle and Robinson Most Vigorous TlHirsday, 4>ct. l8 Plays Golf Soccer—Ellington at-Granby. Important Day for the Indians In Homecoming Game Frida}’, Oct. 19 Bench for JVfound Help Win Slugging Honors Tomorrow, in addition to being Oct. 19, is one of the most Despi^ Threat Soccer—Manchester at Hall. ------WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. (AP)—W’hat does a World Series important .days of the year for three Manchester High ath It’ll be Homecoming Day at Storrs Saturday and Univer Cross country—Conard at Man letic teams. It could well be a turning pointnoint for all three.thrwi. chester. Memorial Field. NEW YORK (A D -V ine New York Yankees are prepared hero do 24 hours aHer he has pitched the greatest game of Soccer, cross country and foot-f CHICAGK) (A ^—At least sity of Connecticut Football Coach Bob Ingalls plans to unveil Soccer—Rockville at Windsoj. today to sacrifice srmrf of their strOnp bench in order to shore NEW YORK (AP)—Mickey Mantle of the Netv York Yan his life ? Well, if he’s Ralph Terrj' and can play golf he goes ball are all on tap tomorrow but three major conf^nces, anii a souped-up offense against Maine’s always pesky Bears. The Football—Manchester ’ at Bns- out on t,he golf course. ♦ ------— ------the only home action la a cross straight, admittedly to some of (luite possibly all of Yhem in tol Eastern. Muzzy Field. 8:15 p.m. up an undermanned^pitching staff for 1963. kees won his fourth American League sltiggipg'crown and the better league • teams, but visitors, defending Yankee Conference champs, like UConn, Neither Genprat/Atanaper R o y * ------— "■ ~ ■ - Frank Robinson of Cincinnati captured his third straight Na That's just what the 28-y’ear-old .said. ‘Tm glad it didn’t take me oountry between the Indiana and the United States, are g;oing has found the goini’ tough to date,^------Sunday, Oct. 21 pitching -star of the World (ta m that long to warm up in San Fran- Oonard aet for 3:30 p.m. at Me- haven’t looked good in defeat, showing one wifi in four starts. The Midget Football — Smoke Eat Harney nor ti^Jd leader Ralph oriole Pre.Cali Statistically, both Sawyers vstand tors as Johnny Blanchard. Hector A1 -Kaline finished aecond.-ln the rived In New York early Wednes Meriden and the result appears fornia. California. Washington and plan another . scrimmage Croa* Country Norw-ich at "ôpez and Phil Linz will be used portedly have offered Eniie Brog- I Afantle slugged .605 the past American League with a .5931 car I won," said Terry. "I’m hop elsewhere on the page). This was gained a lop-aided 28-8 win. today." the ex-Green Bay Pack 6-1 and each weigh 201 pounds, Manche.*ter. 3:30, Memorial êld. ,s bait this winter to lure a top ''o. star nghl-hander. to the 5 an- day morning after a S.OOO-mile Jet ing Tanya, my w’ife, wUl receive and Washington State—lias tak which is cutting the cake pretty a season. In 377 at . bats, he collect mark. The Detroit outfielder had | flight (rom San Franci-sco. also an important one. Aa (Joach Coach Tony Alibrio was uh en the most vigorous stand so far. er renter said yesterday. “We Soccer—Rham Regional at Cov flight starting pitcher and an ^h* be.spectacled ed 121 hits including 1.5 doubles. 236 total.bases in 398 times at bat. doctor’s permis-slon to Join me Bob Bine* put It: ' happy with his charges that day would like our offense to be evenly. entry. experienced relief pitcher to the « mhelden who was barely 1 triple and 30 home runs for 228 “We,, sang . V all the V way home . here this week end. Tanya has "We run agalnat Maloney and let them know it. It has adopted legislation that it like R was two weeks ago." The home club may start five RALPH HOI K He had 121 hits, including 16 dou said the jubilant right-hander who, vvlth her parents and not only will boycott AAU meets , Tueaday, Oct. 2* ^ 5’ankee pinstripe. u**.*i*" ■ 55'llUng to Real total bases. The switch-hitting bles, 6 triples and 29 homers. Wednesday and Ckmard Friday. ‘‘We didn’t practice Monday,” he Two Weeks ago the Huskies sophomores, and if this is the Soccer — Manchester at Bristol ' . ' , . , , j battle for a regular shortstop center fielder had a .687 mark in won 23 games this sea.son. plusjj.n, gu,.e t„ev can handle Uie for- but also will not permit the AAU upended heavily favored Rutger* case, it will be the biggest number Harney and Houk weren t fooled jj^^h while Tonv Kubek wa.s in HarmOn Killebrew of Minneso two series games out of the last | a few days." After those two meets, we'll juiow said grimly,” we held a squad to use its athletic facilities. Eastern. by the World series in which bril- l installed as 1961. He also led in 1965 and ta. the circuit’s home run cham who the (3CIL champion will be!” meeting and told them what was The Big Eight also is pre 15-9. of second year men since Ingalls Soccer -Stafford at RockvlUe. 1956. pion with <8, was third in the three played . . Only KW Pitches After an easy victory over Bris Actually, neither UConn nior arrived on campuK. Due to an Soccer — Ellington at South liant pitching carried them to the ,ê regular shortstop bv the Car- Altman to Cards At three o clock Wedne.sday. 24 Terry wa.s surprised to learn what. They just didn’t have any paring stringent regulations op club s 20th championship. Houk dinals Robinson produced 38(1 total slugging competition with .546. BRAVES* MANAGER— tol Eastern a week ago Friday, spi * at all out there against (3on- posing AAU control. Maine boasts a high scoring ma swer the kickoff are. sophomores Windsor. Then came Lu Clinton of Boston hours after Teclfy had four-hit the tât he made only 103 pitches In Bines was disappointed with a gen ard. chine. Th* Bears, operating with Dick Kupec. John Coughlin. Nick Thursday, Oct. 2.6 used onlv .six pitchers in the seven; ,, „ bases-in 609 trip.s for a .624 av Wearing Braves’ cap and National Leagu^ charhpions at | jjjj, j .q shutout. He also was as- The Big Ten is on record as games with three Whitev Ford, ^ Broglio or a Pappu would In Six-Man Trade erage. Among 208 safeties, he had Rnclfy (Joiavlto, Detroit .514, uniform shirt, Bobby eral let down, in the meet Monday "The season isn’t over yet.” he out the great Manc'h Wheeler,, now Rossetti. Lou Aceto and possibly Soccer - - Platt at Manchester. Ralph Terry and BUI Stafford fit in nicely with Ford Terry and 51 double.*. 2 triple.* and 39 bom- Norm Cash, Detroit .MS, Bob Al- Candle.stick Park, he waa at ! tonlshed to learn that only once at University of Connecticut. backing the federation movement a pro with the Buffalo Bills, have Iwrry Urda. Kupec ha< been a 3:15, Memorial Field. Bragan, fornier coach of Metropolis (Country Club. i he throw two non-strikes in continued. "If we can win the next and Commissioner Bill Reed told scored only 22 pofiits in four tremendous defensive tackle in the Soccer -Smith at Rockville. ^ getting the starting a.ssignments. ■ Stafford and pos.siblv , ST. LOUIS I APt—Tne St. ers. Robinson finished on top in lison, Minnesota .509 and Leon After the first two holes, Terry guccession. ’With the prospect of a league four, we can still have a winning the Associated Press that legis TTie wily manager, whose mani-j top cand.date for the fifth stsrt- I Loui.< Cardinal.^ have completed a I960 with a .596 mark and in 1961 Wagner, 1ms Angeles, • .498. Houston registers pride said: tltta in front of them, the harriers season.” ARMED MEN—Both Paul M ^ ha, left, of Pittsburgh games' and were not able to tally three game* played' to date "but Soccer—Somers at Ellington. trade with the Chicago Cubs for with .613. Th» L^dert: as new manager of Mil "At. times it seemed like I -was wlH, we hope, perk up tomorrow. lation is expected to ' be adopted more than once In any sihgle en too early,” in ingalls' appraisal Croa* Country — Manchester. pulation of his pitching .staff w as' 'fR berth, I Hooking No Good In Golf out there pitching for a week, es Four wine would give the In at its December meetings similar and West 'Virginia’s John B u rn i^ , know it i* better to counter. one of the highlights of the series. Sheldon On B ! George .Altman after tiirning Aaron Second j NATIONAL LRAGTE waukee. * • . * dians a 4-3-1 season mark which receive a pass thrown at Pitt Suujmm. The defender "as possible professional bait.” At Windham, Wethersfield at Wind I down a similar deal that would ‘T’ m having almost as much pecially to Jim Davenport,’’ Ter- to that of the Big Six. Maine will pc4sent a doublebar- 311, Ingalls feels. Kupec is too ham. i.s fully aware that he needs more R ^^fhander Roland Sheldon, Hank Aaron of Milwaukee was piayer and Club G. AB TB^Pec trouble with this game as I had ry said. Davenport fouled off So4N:ejr, Action would probably be about what pre "We have taken no official wins by, breaking up play. ♦ reled brother aet at quarterback. small for the pros. Soccer—Coventry at Rocky Hill. than three starters and more ^ a n ,,^ctim to the sophomore i have brought them the power- runner-up to Robinson in 1962 Roblnaon. CincinnaU 162. 609 .180 . 624 ' season experts would have 1 hitting outfielder last summer. against the Giants. Tuesday I re eight pitches in the third inning After an opening game tie stand against AAU participation ’'"L R*tne after an ouUtanding rookie with .618. The Braves’ outttelder s“ 'pr«cuV -^ 621 ^ i \ l lied on my fast ball and fast and four in the sixth. Terry had guessed. Remaining opponents in at the present time.’*^ Reed said. achedule next >-oar , j , „ ôatea, thl middle The 28-year-old left-hander Alt- piled up 366 total bases llj 692 Howard. L. Angela* I4J 493 276 ..580 with E. O. Smith, the MHS aoc- addition to Eastern are, in order, I man, key man in the swap, come.s breaking slider. Now I’ve got a fanned Davenport four times pre ser team has reeled off five "But a poll of coaches by me 55 on f Break I p Team I inning relief pitcher, also are re- times at bat, getting 28 doubles. T. Davl*. I., Angel** 163 866 356 ..535 bigger hook jjut it’s no go're not des- With Ford nearing 35 Terrj’ I Daniel and catcher Jim Schaffer. 49. was third in slugging with . for tha bootera. But the squad is in the van wants to stay there and la my Opinion that all major eon- perate by any' means. And re- appears to be ready to take over “Gardwell's a quality pitcher trees. His approach shot to the Maris made the play of th« aeries ferencea In the U.S. feel aa we .616. He also had 36 doubles and " Club G ^ p ^ second green went Into the water. ’ on his quick recover.v. finally at full atrength, for the the third is trying for what so far do.” Skid Resistance member we have some highly ** ***'' cow of the pitching , with a quality arm. who's never 5 triple.s among 189 hits in 621 kalin<‘.’ bfirolt 39S 236 .593 Repeater But from the third hole on Ter-1 "1 was in a daze on the mound first time since before the aeaaon has been an elusive wreath of vic promising young.sters coming up ataff. lived up to his potential." Card- at bats. Willie, two-time slugging KiUebrf‘w. Minn. ...15,5 551 301 .546 ry settled down. He had a birdie'when the finish came on that line started. tory and a chance at a winning Reaves Peters, Big Eight exe rhamo comniled the most total ' intfin. Boston ••••.114 396 315 .54i^ record. cutive director, said yesterday from our own farm system." The 26-'year-old Oklahoman won i inal General Manager Bing De- Colarlto. Detroit ...16J 60] 309 .514 three on the 408-yard par 4 third I drive to Bobby Richardson. I was -Billy Whitesell has been back at Houk laughed off reports th at, 23 games laat season to 55'hitey's I vine .said of the hard-throwing bases in the majors. 382. rash. Detroit ...... i4^ .SOT 26o .51,3 NEW Y’OKK (AT*) — For and got six more para. Darkness never so happy and relieved in work for a couple of games and Oct. 19—an important date at that conference officials are pre Baltimore has offered right- j IT and accounted f9 the Second atraight year, out hailed the friendlv match after 15 I mv life. Bill McCarthy rejoined hia mates M.H.S. paring rules revisions which would hander Milt Pappas for Blanchard | Yankee 5World Series triumphs te |.ord and a 4.91 earned run aver geles Dodgers , was fourth at .560 SfARp". i-®" »5 .498 fielder Frank Rohinaoii of the for practice this week. Both were . * • e require coaches and administra on Aii Roads ^ SEARS holes. I "Today? No golf. I’ll pick up tors to resign their AAU mem and Ijopcz but the rumor persists, one each for Ford and Stafford. age this season. followed by teammate Tommy k, Rohip«on.' Sal,‘ ..'i62 634 ' 308 ,'486 CI n r. I n n a 11 Reds has been "It will take me two weeks to . that sports car and trj’ to catch out of action for lengthy period# Sports Potpurri IMKHl’t K AND CO named to the As»nctat«‘d I’resa get back on my game." Terry up on my sleep." lyith severe ankle injuries. berships and any offices they major league .\II-Star team. '^While the team la unbeaten, one Members of the Maachaater might hold. High jayvee cross eo u B ^ aqnad Robinson is the ione repeat might think there was little to Formal Warning disturb its suporters. But so far elected Phil Kenny and Lee Dowd The AAU issued a formal warn er from last season’s squad to Manager ^Satisfied’ with Coaches oo-captaias recently and the new in Aii Weather make the 19B2 team annniineed the squad has scored 18 goals and ing yesterday in Chicago to ath 15 of them have been recorded by leaden immediately tnnied In fine letes competing in Federation yesterday in the annual poll of efforts In the Mg meet at Storre. A MANCHESTER CAR DEALERS - 1 0 DAYS ONLY! members of the Baseball Writ Tri-Captaln John Verfallle and his open meets that they will be In 1 ers Assoi'latlon. talented front line partner, Mario eligible for Certification for In Addabbo. Kenny Kobua, Ellington High’s ternational competition The ld»s .Angeles DcHlgers LA. Rehires Alston, goalie, is one of the better in the These two provide a terrific This means that athletes—pri monnpoli/.ed the squad with area, but he seldom gets a chance marily In tracks, basketball and AI.I,)<*T.\TE four phi.vers, Tlie.v are sliiirl- one-two punch but If they can get to «4iow U. The Purple Knight slop .Maury Wills, oiitllelder help from borne other source, the gymnastics where Federations are oppoeltibn would be kept 'honest' backs break up a lot of action be operative at this time—who part Toiiiiii.v Davl H, left-handed Duroeher Due, Too fore It gets to him and. for that icipate in a federation meet will HURRY! FACTORY^ WAREHOUSE pitelier Kandy K n u f a x and and wouldn't be able to concen matter, the forwards speiid a great right-handed pitcher Don. trate its defense on these two. be disqualified by tha AA.U for Help or no, .when Verfallle gets deal of time in opposition territory, the 1963 Pan American games and Drysdale. LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Los Angeles Dodgers—appar too. Fran Ferrari and Bob Healy the 1964 Olympics. The National Ia.ague jien- aet up for one of his power shots, have done a line jM> this season nant-winniiig San Frivncisi'o ently convinced it takes all kinds—will string along another no go(ilie in the state will atop welding the Knights Into one of the The AAU has the control—ûn Giants were the onl.v other yeai' with Manager Walt Alston, who seldom raises his voice; him. His 'bombs' in the last two most forfnidable clubs In the area der sanction of the international rluh to pluoe niiirq.tijan one games almost went into orbit. body, which has reaffirmed it as SNOW and Coach Leo Duroeher, who seldom rests his. among the non-olaaa A schools. man on the teiun. The Giants’ Al.stnn. re-hired Wednesday for* ------!------» • • tha certifying group for the U.S. representaHves are first hase- a loih sea.son, .said he wanted to It’* Not Too Late We'd like to take this opportuni — but the Federations apparently iiian Orlando <’e|>eda anil oiit- retain Diirocher despite reports "I'm going to enjoy my vaca ty to thank the many folks la the have most of the athletes. tieider Willie .Ma.vs. i.eo liod scrnnd-giie.s.sed him after tion a lot more now, " Alston said While any dream of a league area for their many oongratulatory The stalemate, which has ex DISCOUNT TIRE The ri.st of the squad lii- later. ttUa has long gone by the boards isted for two years, is nowhere the T)o(lgers lost the National n^sagea—both written and verbal \ rludes second bas«>man Kobli.y League, playoff.s. A reportw^ 4 sked Alston directly for footballers, It'e still Isn’t —on the arrival of the heir to the near being compromised. The Richardson of the N'ew Vprk Duroeher, asked Whether he if Durochw would be back. too lat6 to have a winning aeaaon. Holcomb fortunes (T). On behalf forcee under the Track and Field TIKES Vanlif^s. third . b a s e lii a n would return, said he had no com "A.s -far as I know., yeah." Al- ... Th* Indians haw dropped three of Mrs. H and JeSrey, thanks. Federation, the primary sport of WHILE STOCKS LAST! Brooks Kohinsou of the Ralti- ment 'I'll Jet Mr. Bavasi (Dodg •ston 'sai^. "I’m .satisfied with the the Olympics, include'-’507 col more Orioles and ealcher Earl er tleneral ân ag er Buzzie Ba •W'ay l.i€0 worked. No one has con leges, 180 junior colleges and 14,- m toi 11^ Battey of .Allnnesota Twins. vasi i make alj the statemeiita.” vinced me he said those things 539 high schools with a total of Wills was a near iinnnlmnus Duroeher said. \ about me.^' End of Line for ^Geronimo Kid^ 106,388 meets and 538,263 par c.hoiee for shortstop, polling "There is n o \ doubt In my Alston was referring to pub ticipants. 10.3 of the 108 ballots cast. The mind." BaVa.si .saKJ jater, "that lished reports that Duroeher sec "The only truce is (hat the closest race was for left-hand Leo will be back.” V ond-guessed him after the playoffs Federations refrain from bolding PREMIUM TIRES UY GOODYEAR Frcmldy S t ed piteher with Koufav rei'elv- Bavasi, who called \ news con and sugge.sted he (Leo) could have Jordan^s Ring Career at End open meets,” said Louia Fisher of Ing .60 \otes and Wliltey Ford ference to announce Alston's con won the pennant if he had been High Point, N. C.,. a district. at- Guaranteed Months of the A’ankees eolleetlng .HO. tract renewat, seemed toNthink the manager. Duroeher ha.s denied .tomey and president of the AAU. 18 W « Ar« .7—7.S0xl4 Cnstom Nylon Whitowallii, TiibelMg . .2 1 .9 5 Trailing Wills in the vote collapse of the Dodgers this year making such statements. After Report He ^Took Dive’ Only Reoouree 12— 8.50x14 Custom Nylon Whitewgils, Tubeless . -2 6 .6 0 Ov«rstoek«d getting was Drysdale with 88, wa.s ^jviore attributable t ^ the Bavasi,’ who may not be con “The only recourse for sUgibU- followed by Riehardson with team' than -to the manager vinced, said; "Let’s face it. We re BAbf FRANCISCO (AP) — His# ity is if the international body— 81. Frank Robinson 88 and ,” It took a team effort to Ipse not going to stop Leo from talk- The biggest headline came whan which has barred athletes of all 7—6.70x15 Custom Nylon Whitewalls. Tubeless .. ] 8.95 followers dubbed him "The Geronl- underworld figures Frankie Carbo Mays 80. 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It was during a pe The sei’ond team,.1fi addition a tasteful elegance that belied hia riod when Jordan—still wearing for international fompetition — to Ford. Is eompoVd of: F’lrst got anything better to do than can'live with Leo, that's fine with reverses itself at its next meeting on Your Car 6.70x15 meet me next February^ in Vero me.” boyhood in the Blast Loe Angeles the welterweight crown—had been base — Bill Wlilte, Cardinals Blums. He had little to say out of feuding with his co-manager*, Don in Tokyo in 1964,” said Col. Don Priced Tube-Type BhckwaH (21 votesIÎ^K’ond base—Bill Beach (the Dodger spring train- The, \enewai of Alston's con ald Hull of New York, AAU ex Each in pair* ing ramp in Florida. We jii.st tract wak generally expected, al- tha ring, but he somMiow managed Neaaeth and Jackie McCoy Mazeroskt; Pirates (1.6); ThIVd to figure in unpleasant headlines. 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He ha* a 47-4 spring I or the 1964 Olympics in _ TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE .3—7.50x14 Firestone M'W...... 20.35 ' you could easily run out of hot son and Ned. Cronin who swept- Wins its point. Emile probably ■will also is reportedly ready to re-enter Tokyo.” ' atne WlUiout Trade- Without Trade- ,t,lB. Plus Tax In. Plus Tax water several times a week. the first three places, the Man .r^Bcord, ineluding 89 victoria* by 'Jr lire fails during the nwntkhr guarantee in, Plus Tax In, Plus Tax have to decine. It figures he’ll the NBA. First Showdown 6.70x16 3— 7.10x15 S.A.W. Nylon M'hitewalls. Tubeless . 4—8.00x14 U S. Safety 8 WW___ 2 0 .9 5 Nou’ you ran hat e all the hot chester Jayvees won their race knodm ut TTie source, who did not want to period, we will, at oar option, eithar ra* 19.45 14.95 I prefer to keep the welterweight In yastordaiy'a order, tb* com- Ths first major eligibility showr *.70x16 water you need al one time for 18-43. ; title. be identified by. name, said that pair it without eott or in exchan*e for the 21.95 7.10x16 21.96 16.96 ^—7.10x15 S.A.W. Nylon 15’hitewalls. Tubelem , 2— R..50xl4 Fiteatone WW...... 18.95 miasionen dlrected'’'that Jonlan’a down will come next month. The old tire, give you a new lirs isr a refaiid, 7A0xl4 17,95 ohiy a day. Think of it— The Indians oppose Conavd of The welter champ won Austrian Gottlieb, preaently^general mana- Federation’s National ' Cross-: West Hartford tomorrow- at Me 61,500 pur**’ b* forfeited. But they ger of tlM San Franciaco club, will charging only for the period of ownetahip. 7.80x16 24.46 18A6 21 MONTHS GUARANTEE 10—5.00x15 Firestone WW...... 12.95 ■«mly a day! recognition as the titlist in the yaid th*y will give him a ohanct (Country Meet is at iOhio State 7.10x16 Yes. thanks to Mohilheaf— morial Field and need a victory I newly--created junior middleweight own the new Philadelphia team. Thanksgiving Day. 'TTie National 8.00x14 24.45 19.95" to -stay in contention for CCIL To appeal both the license revoca- TTm squrce added that (SottUeb al All adjuum enu naad^ by retail itorea are 8.00x18 26.95 M.96 and an oil-fired hot water heal^ clas.s la.st night with a l5-round •on and forfeiture of the money. AAU Ooss-Country Meet la in prorated at the regular retail priee pins honors. ready had the necessary playing (Chicago thatsame day. 7.60x18 of correct capacity—your family i decision over Teddy Wright of De- Jordan, whose prowess with his dates at Convention Hall here. rederal Exrite Tax, .lew trade-in, at the 8.50x14 26.95 - 21.95 can take care of a// their washing The varsity summary: ; troit before a disappointing crowd ftat* took him to England,-'Argen The AAU insists that any ath lime of return. Rohrbach. M, Fredrich Mai. at Vienna’s ultra-modem Slad- tina and Mexioo in happier days, The report of I%iladalphia's re- lete competing in the Federation Tubelens BlackwaH ALL PRICES PLUS TAX needs pt one time. turn to the NBA came as tha Tap ___ ^ ± ______;______Laphe Mai, Phillips M, Wlialer thalle. prot«at*d from th* outset that he meet will be barred from Interna Regular Price Sale Price Mom can do the family wash. Mai, Coleman M, Chri.st Mai. was really hurt. er* of the Americeu Basketball tional competition. A Real Wheel Deal AND CASING OFP YOUR CAR Sis can do the dishes al the some The promoters, expecting a League held a- newa oonference P ADDITIVE . . . as new as tomorrow! atse Without Trade- Without Trade- I..alibeile M. Clark Mai. Coviello turn-out that would tax the 14,700 Whll* 4,000 spectator* Je*r*d In the middle of the whole has .95 In, Plus Tax In. Pill* Tax time .Junior takes his bath, and M. Winning tifne 13:12. Team yMterday to make official their sle is the U.S. Oljnnplc Commit- capacity, wound, up with something bout In Olympic Auditorium, transfer from New York to Phila- NO MONEY DOWN Every ALLST^^TE tire Is now made with 2— 7.50x14 you enjoy a shower. score .Maloney 26. Manchester 29 like,8;5()0 admt.s.sions be told sports writers: "I got hit 'tee, eager to get on with the work *.00x13 17.45 13.96 Don't delay—phone us today. by a. left hook on the side of the delphla. of fielding the best squad pos this new rovohitionary, exclusive blend GOODYEAR SURE Find out how easy il is to switch head. It felt like an explosion." At the same time, Abe Saper- sible in Tokyo, and the athlete . . . on Sears Easy Payment Plan- rubber to provide better traction and give, SAOxlS 18.45 ' 14.96 stein, who was on hand, announced himself,, who has the advice of to a Mobilheat-fired water haat- Jordan, who got his nickname Don’t driv* on worn out tirea. 16.96 GRIP NYLON hie mixed Negro and Indian that he intands to resign as eom- his coach on one side and the you longer mileage. ' 7.00x13 19.46 «r. missibner of the American Basket AAU warning on the ether. SNOW TIRES FREE MOUNTING N» ISailNS SCOTCH WHISKYl wood, won the weltwweight title ball League aa soon as a succes . from Virgil Aikins In Los Angeles sor can b* found'. ; , ' •Ae*ro#r family of foam. I>ee. *; 1958. 2 NEW WHEELS ^ Ex|itrte on all llrat pureliasad Lost to Paret ' Hadnot Dropped dFF RECOMMENDED LIST PRICES, ON BRAND NEW Ford. Chevrolet, Plymoatli He held it until March 27, 1960 Ftm Tax—Êaekaaga ^ SCOTLAND'S BEST When the late Benny (Kid) Paret Renew Relation* BOSTON (AP)—The Boston •aptured it at £as Vegas, Nev. Celtics must drop one more play \ durins this EVENT! Distilleries produce . JoMan, who had several brushes WALTHAM. Mass. (AP)-^ er to get down to the limit of 13 WE GIVEîl.*^: With the law as. a Juvenile, had Brandeis and Northeastern wUl ffettoTt Saturday night’s National reeume athletic compeUtlon thU Basketball Association opener WHEELS FOR SROW TIRES! GREEN STAMPS trouble* later, tod. At one point b* wa* booked on suspicion of pos- year after a five-year hiatus. against the New York Knicks at 40 ■easion of marijuana — a charge Spokesmen for the schools an Boston Garden. Former Provi % Ibkt was later dropped. nounced yesterday that a basket dence CoUeg* star Jim Hadnot AVOID LAST MINUTE . INCONVENIENCE, MOUNT YOUR SNOW TIRES, NOW! In late 1958 came the bow and ball game is set for Dec. 3 at was rslesaed ysstsrdsy. Coach MORIARTY CUTTY SARK •rrow incident. Two women Northeastern. Also seheduled is a Red Auerbach 'still must reless* STORE Hornsi claimed he fired two arrowa at a baseball game April 32. The on* more, probably Gsne Guarilia, M»flCHESTER SHOPPIMI PERKADE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. SCOTCH WHISKr car in which they were sitting, al schools broke off competition in Gary Phillips or Jim Loscutoff, Sl:iop at Seare and Save BROTHERS though arrested on suspicion of 1957 following a dispute over In The Celtics will start the season Tiiea.. 10 AM. to « VM. IlLr.NDKL) 86 PROOF aissault with a deadly weapon, the juries suffered by a Brandeis p la y w’ith three new faces; Veterah Satiafaetion Gaamnteeal or Your Money Back PHONE m 3-1581 SEARS «nt.. *:S0 AIm . to * F.M . 295 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER, COHN. fighter Was never brought to trial. er in a football game with the Clyde Lovellette, obtained from I. Ml 3-5135 IMPOilTFD BY THE BUCKINGHAM CORPORATION Investigators said the e-'d-nce Hpskiea. The JudgM sinpe have St. Louia this week, and roMda* InsufflcienL droppe/1 fOotbaB. Johnny Havlleek and Dan Bwarts. 30L315 CmtM> St. ROCKEFELLER CENTER, NEW YORK A ■br--

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Apartment»—Fhit»— Ho^s For Sale 72 Moving—Traddnv— Help Male S6 ArtlclM Pte Salt 45 HousehiiM Qodiis 51 Waariag Apparel— Furs 57 Hoosefi For Salo 72 Hpuses For Sal*’ 72 Houses For Sal* 72 Wanted— Real Estate .77 , Storage 20 Tenamants i1 AVAILABLE through June, 1963— ELECTRONICS — Television Man DUO-THERM Gas Heater, 4 to 6 17” ZENITH TV, stroller, tricycle, LADY’S Mbuton Coat, size 10-13, SUBURBAN RANCH - 106x250 ex. MANCHESTER-Proopect St. Ex MANCHESTER—Ranch. 5Mi rooms TROUBLE REAGHINfi OUR ADVERTISER? OopiPtotely furnished 8 bedroom perUy landscaped lot, features TOLLAND — Be your own land WISH fiOMKUNE to handje youf Bar Plans THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. with good working knowledge for room capacity, excellent condi infant car bed, 2-piece living fine condition. Reasrmahle. MI SH-ROOM fumlAed cellent 6 room Cape, full base built 1960. Large lot. attached ga- lord. Pay your rent on this cq,te real esUte? Cap me at Ml 9-0826 ermanent poaition in Hartford, tion, thermostat, $50. 67 Stark- room set. TO 6-3108. s-oeos. ranch, Columbia. Reasonable. ameslte drivp; full cel)ar, oU heat, ment, city 'utilitiea, fireplace, hot Moving, packing, atorage, local or unfurnished, ott heat, adults. HArrison 3-1846 after 6. rmê, x>il hot Water heat. 2 full 5-room ranch, $11,990 full price. 'Of prompt and courteous sendee hould have .at leaat a 2nd Class. weatlmr St. Reasonable rent. New Bolton fully stormed, generous sized liv water oU heat, dormers, combina baths, built-in oven and range, M-HMr Aiswf riic S«nriM and long distance. Agents for g STERlDLlZEO, ilsed furniture for SPORT COAT, t(^ oa t, hunting ing room with fireplace, S bed Joseph Sarth, Broker, MI 9-0320. JoeeiMi Barth. Broket Lorons vikn Lines, Inc., world-wide Fringe beneflta. Give conmleta Road. MI t-6388. OOVEaSTRY-7-room house unfur tion windows and doors, priced at wall-to-wall carpet, Immediate oc Evaluation FALL ^ fhovera. Free eirtimatea. Ml S-61ST. information in finH letter. Write SNOW BLOWERS — SNOWBIRD, every room, including mattraaaea, Jacket, hearing ud. Model 300. rooms and kitchen. For the sum- only $15,200, CSiaries Leeperance, cupancy. Terrific buy at 119,600. WANTED—Real Elstate. Selling or Ariens, Bolens, Tore power han MI 9-1976. nished, $110 per month. Call PI nc^REsfwooD—V e r n o n ’* Frat It Herald RtaAtrt Manchester Herald, Boot E. . siH-inge, and upholstered funil- FOim large room apartment an- 3-6453. mfer, central air conditioning. t o 9-7820, Robert Wolvea-ton Agency MI buying Residential, commercial dle. Snow blowers repaired, parts ture. AU kinds of iq>pUancee, furnished, oil and hot water lieat, Robert Wolverton Agency', Real 9-2818. For the Discriminating. Buyer or industrial real estate. Cfontkct FESTIVAL F a t i n g — ^Pananng 21 TEN CARPIOnERa~WANTE^ and service. Trades and terms. cleaned and tested. New dinette bath end Shower, private’ front SOUTH COVENTRY — Lakefront tor, t o 9-2813. WABPING—3 year bid Cape, 80 Oveririize 6-room ranch, attach Realtor, Stanley Bray, t o 8-6378, O f Courts Wait htfanMlMi MM «t « v «£MaUM rntMtVmrnmmf If*. .$8.60 per hqur for good men. Capitol Equipment, $8 Main St. sets and mattresses brand names. and rear entrance, paridng. foo; foundation, 6 finished rooms MANCHESTER—-Small farm over OF GREAT Wanted—To Bny 68 Farit! Available for Immediate EIGHT ROOM cape, * bedtooms, ed 2-car garage with siindeck, Brae-Burn Realty.' HMMr at fka Me*ko** M nir itafply call tka EXTERIOR and interior painting. Modem Home Buildere and Deco MI $-7908. Shop and save at LeBlanc Furni Available November 1. l u 3-2809. ociniiiancy, Mie furnished trailer down, space for 3 addlUonai bed an acre, good 6 room house, ga reduced from $24,900 to $23,500 Paperbanging, ceilings wallpaper rators, 41 Bigelow St., MI 8-3107, ture Hospital, 195 South Street, dining room, paneled family rooms and bath cti second floor. rage, 2 large barns, central, only for fast sale. . REMEIMBEIR — Property realisti (Conthinbd from PogsÔiM) CHEVROLET Wheels 16-16” , truck WE BUY SELL or trade antique ROCKVnXE —- 4-room apartment, With all new furniture, $76 a room, full shed dormer, fire USED CAR MANCHfSTER ANSWERING SfRVICE books on request. Fully insured. MI 8-3108. Rockville, TO 6-3174 .Open 9-9, month, and one 2-room cottage 3* foot living room, qiacious din $12,500. Hayes Agency, t o 8-4808. cally priced is half sold.' If sell chains, bathroom sink, wood Saturday till 6. and used furniture, china, glaae, additional attic and shed stor alarm, aluminum combinatlDns, ing room, modern kitchen with granted sparingly” and ordinarily Call Edward R. Price. Ml 9-lOOS ailver, picture tramef and old complete with new furniture, Bolton — South Road. Oversize ing, call this office — Our record VALUES I Ml f >0500 ADULT over 31 for part-time stove, 800 cedar poles. MI 9-1S08. age. Garage available. Adidts attached garage. Very close to built-ins, oversize bedrooms, DUPLEX, 8-6, garage, near Cen speaks for itself. Alice Clampet, only with the approval of ^ e pre work in drug store, must be good coins. Old dolls and guns, hobby heat, hot .water, and shower. $76 school, shopping and transporta ranch 28x40, \ acre land, PAINTING AND paperliangtBg. WESTINOHOUSE Refrigerator, 9 only. TO M986 or Ml 34)491. aluminum combinations, l-car ga ter, good condiUon, vacancy. trees and ahrubs Be sure to Realtor, MI 9-4548. siding Judges.' ft. taaV kear nroM driver and reliable. Call MI TAPE~RiBE0MrERrwr-fld ex- years old, good running cmdl- coUeettoiha, attic contenta or whole a month. J. D. Realty, 618 Cen tion. $17,500. Philbrick Agency t o Call owner, t o 9-8860. ani la*«* yav ki M Good clean workmanuiip at rea- ter Street, t o S-5129. . rage, A quality .built home with see this one. ‘The reformation of the office ttBM wttlioat a . an avealac at tka aonablc ratea. 80 yeara in Man 9-4687 for appEIRLY gentleman, clean, , Shown by appointinent. Marion B. transportaUon. ^ ,900 Philbrick town courts which greatly bene NOTICE ia hereby griven that Pass PREPAAE FOR driver’s test. Wallpaper booka Paperhanging. ers. TO 5-8613. For fast and ready cash call Fred quiet, sober, desires 3-ro6m fited fir.«t offenders. VO CHEV. Ceilings. Floors. S^lUy insured $87.60 16^X19H” Walnut Vanity Adults preferred. $135 monthly. Robertson, ^ o lto r t o t-OMI. 15 PROCTOR ROAD Agency, t o 94464. ' - AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Book No S7690 issued by The Ages 16 to 60. Driving and elaaa MAN. Easel Mirror, $10.95 Fontaine, BU 9-5646, before 9 a.m. apartment. Convenient. Maxi Adoula Repudiates "In such cases where the accused room.. Three instructors. No wsiit- workmanship . guaranteed. Leo WOODEN storin windows and TO 5-3600.,, Cnnair *-door model Savings 6ank of Manchester has Pelletier, MI 9-i6336 If no answer, REGARDLESS or after 7 p.m. mum $70. Box BB, Herald. PINE HILL ST.—S room ranch, Colonial quality construction, $11,800—6 .ROOM Cape, siluminum ’ BROKER merited consideration, it was the been lost and application has been tng. Manchester Drivlrc Acade screens^ sizes 88%x66, 88^x47. $64.50 39^x39^” Comer Cheat, first floor—living room dining 700,' RftH, automotie. call Ml 8-9048. walnut, three drawers, $39.96 TWO ROOM apartment," private rec room, wooded lot, convenient storms, awifings, shade trees, bus, Pact w ith Tshombe practice to continue a case for a made to said bimk for payment my. PI 3-7349. Tel MI 9-1782. FRANK is buying and Belling good bath, occupancy November 1. to everything. Owner, t o 9-7668. room, kitchen, den, haif bath; shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-7006 substantial period of time (as much OF YOUR PRESENT $16.76 Modem Desk Lamp, mush uaed furniture .and antiques at 420 BosinOse Proiperty For Sale 70 of the amount of deposit. PAINTING — Interior and exter Call Barbara Harris at Burton’s. second floor—4 bedrooms (3 t o 9-5182 (Continued from Page One) as six months.i with the accused room shaped shade, green, $9.9$ Lake St. Call and see what we’ve LAKEWeiOD CIRCLE - Ranch. FIVE ROOM RAIICH With 15 foot ior. 20 years’ experience. Insured. OCCUPATION WE OFFER: BUSINESS ZONE II 861 Center twin slzie). full bath, one car reporting regularl.v to the proba NOTICE 1s hereby given that Pass Wallpaper removed. First-class $119.00 46” Cherry Duckfoot Drop- got. Open Sundays. MI 9-4580. ExceptlonaUy large Uvlng room garage, storms, screens, oil MANCHESTER — 5)4 room ranch kitchen, carpeting, tile beth, tion officer. Book No. S7351 issued, by The Garage— Service— Storage 10 Boats and Acecaaories 46 Street. Store and 6' room apart with fireplace, dining area and sular mission;:’’ in Blisabethville I paperhanging. Discount on wall- starting salary of $7,200 per leaf Table, $79. hot water heat, all. city utili on a large tree shaded lot, quiet range, aluminum. combinations, with ’’.scandalous interference" in Savings Bank of Manchester has Furnished Apurtmeiiti S8'A ment. Income $185 per month; kitchen with view of take. 6 bed ties, $17,900. deadend street, full cellar, oil hot walk-out basement, amesite drive, "At the end of the period, if the TWO-CAR GARAGE. 18x20, 618 ' paper. Clean work. No Job too year plus bonus THREE WOODEN rowboats, 8 $43.50 17^x44^” Modem Walnut comer property, parking spkee drafting agreements on a cease accused had behaved himself, the be«i lost and application has been Center Street. Could be enlarged large. Robert Brown, Ml 9-0088. foot, oars and looks, $35 each. rooms, 2 baths, elaborately finish water heat, fireplace, natural excellent cemdition, near bus, Cocktail Table, formica and mar Rooms Without Board 59 LARGE 8H room fumiahed apart for 12 cars. Asking $18,500. Own ed basement with fireplace, bar, fire in North Katanga and for di charge against him was nolled made to said bank for payment of and used for business. J. D. Real Three year training program. Call MI 9-8088. ble top, tapered l^ s , $24.60 JOSEPH LOMBARDO woodwork, eSsilv financed:' move school, shopping. Direct from i vision o( Katanga’s earnings '01 OLDS. $2A fi the amoimt of deposit. INTERIOR PAINTING -D ecorat ment, flret floor, heat, hot water er wants offer. Warren E. How etc. 2-car garage, professionally right In; $17,900l Robert Wolver owner, $18,500. t o 8-8918 I (dropped.). By this procedure many "88"' 4-Door Seda*. ty, 618 Center Street; MI 8-5129. HOUSEKEEPING room for one, land. Realtor, MI 8-1108. Broker abroad from copper sales. a young man avoided a criminal ing, ceilings, wallpapering, floor Exceptional fringe benefits and ' $319.00 76” Modem Sofa, loose Ka washer, parking. 80 Garden St. and electricity funrished. Work landscaped lot. Priced at $29,900. ton Agency, t o 6-2813. GARAGE FOR RENT, $7. 148 sanding and refinishing. Clean pension plan.. pok cushions, tapered walnut MI 9-1^86. ing couple pm erred. T«d. MI Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8*6*. MI 9-9845 Political observers here inter record with its attendant hardships LOST — Glasses, vicinity Clinton Diamonds— Watehea— legs, marine blue vinyl, $179. REDUCED—Established prestige MANCHESTER preted the speech which was and interference with his career. '61 OLDS. S289S Cooper Hill St., Manchester, for workmanship. No Job too small. 9-9608 Houses For Sale 72 "88” Holiday iTVMipe Or Maple Streets. MI 3-4S72. car or storage. Glastonbury John VerfaUle, Ml 9-5760. Proven eucceesful sales tech Jewelry 48 $109.00 Modem Lounge Chair, to EXCEPTIONALLY nice large bed MANCHESTER—8 bedroom home location. 6 room Colonial Cape broadcast as an indication that "It is not necessary to abandon 633-9057 niques. match sofa above, $79. room, private entrance, private ANDOVER — 3 -room , famished plus garage In excellent location 4 LITTLE STREET—near Parkade ■with ■■esictDsed“ breezeway and ■ga IDEAL LOCATIONS— -Adouia-has “lost- faitta in ■the plan -such -a-tociahgood in the name of WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at- apartment for rent. All utilities, FOUR BEDROOM colonial, at-, and condition, some outbuildings, rage Many extra features Include PAINTING—Interior and exterior, $37.50 Maple Gossip Bench, $24.96 home, near everything. Refined and Waddell School. 4 room ex drawn up 41. MANCHESTER vicinity—6»/4 room rooms plus a utility room and room 60 foot ranch home, 8 bed bonded representative, Alfred CASH AVAILABLE. U you have teed salary plus bonus. A pply ta Cape, oversize garage, 314 acres, heated rec room, ^x200 tree $9,900—5H Ro o m ranch, fireplace, rooms, 2 full baths, garage and '61 CHEV. $2395 rotary blades. Quick service. C ^ - person, 988 Main St., Room 6. 8^ ROOM quality iqiartment, built- Tip-Top Shape Amell, 306 Heniy St, Tel MI tol Equipment^., 38 Mulii■ 1 ft., real estate equity, call us for Mnfteal Instnunants S8 1ns, heated, hot water, colonial, Well built home, , low heat cost, shaded lot, 2-car garage. 24 foot 2-car garage, large lot, privacy. patio; heated, paneled 82 foot Impala "V-8” 4-Dr. ITMp. 8-0450. funds. $2000 requires only $44.50 living room with fireplace, plen Carlton W. Hutchins, t o - . Manchester.inchester. Hours daily 7-S. LOOKING' for retired man for LOOK W H A T near Main St., adults, t o 8-3171. 3*5 NORTH MAIN—ftoro. t o only $1*.900. Hayes Agency MI 6 6182 109 North Elm St., near Rling recreation room, easily convert per month, including repayment. ACCORDIONS, guitars, a m ^ - 9-5339, 9-6. 8- 4803', ty of privacy for $2,(H)0 below ap ed to bedroom; large lot, near Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7 ^ Ml light Janitorial work, modem After 6 p.m., t o 8-8470, MANCHESTER—4 Bedroom home, Jtl'nior High. Full shed dor Pre-Winter Special 8-7958, Frank Burke, 348-8197 days, or flera. Savs upwards 40 per cent praisal, $25,900. Robert Wolver mer, IVi baths, garage. Own schools and churches; owner Antomobiles For Sale 4 building, center of Manchester, $299 BU YS REDUCED TO $12,800—Five room ton Agency, MI 9-2813. excellent cloeet and atorage space, 529-665$ evenings. salary plus room. Must have ex New 35 watt amplifier, $110. Any TO RENT—4 room heated apart STORE FOR RENT—Green Road. ers New Jersey bound, offered transferred. Special value at Don’t Break That ’fO W IllY S PIANO TUNING, $8. Fifteen years' ment, Park Street area, adults Location suitable for numerous ranch, layout in the finest condi large enclosed porch. S-car ga cellent references. Apply Bur AT NORMAN'S 13 bass accordlm worth $100 MANCHESTER — 4-Room older rage, $U,700. Puabrick Agency, below coat. $17,900. Cantor ft Goldfarb, Real 1956 FORD F 100 6 cylinder half- experience. Free repair estimates SECOND MORTGAGES available. trade Rmidinone Accordioi Cen preferred. Tel. 8-5118 between 8:80 business u s e s . Luncheonette tion, 16x16 family room, accessible tors, t o 8-84*3, TO 6-63*4, ’TubeleM Seal ton pickup, 8 foot flair side body, ConsoUdate your obligations Into ton’s, Main St, Manchester, on to schools, bus, shopping, mini home, large lot, garage, city wa t o 9-8*6*. SteMon Wage* upon request. Call Kenneth Robin- Friday. ter, '1169 Medn, East Hartford. a.m.-4:80 p.m. equipment available If desired. completely reconditioned, new s(m, MI 3-1365. one monthly payment. We are in 389-3089. Phone t o 8-6278. mum down, FHA appraised. ter and sewer. Asking $12,000. ELVA TYLER. Realtor V E R N O N ^ paint, excellent condition RSU a poaition to loan any amount 10 pc double dresser 4H ROOMS in brand new 3-family, Beechler-Smith, Realtors, MI Tongren Agency, MI 3-6321. 8* VIRGINIA RD. Anaaldi Heights. cream puff. Storrs GArlield 9-9044'. on easy terms. J. D. Realty, 470 PERMANENT Job openings to 9- 8958, MI 8-6969. Vacant. Large T room Colonial, * wipe, wash and dry cars. Apply bedroom ensemble USED INSTRimENTS'- aarinet, first floor, $135 with parking. MI MI 9-4469 Brand new 6-room custom built Main St, m 8-5129. 3-3578 or 247-8906. VERNON — King, sized 7-room bedrooms, 1% baths, 3 fireplaces, S A V E * 2 9 “ In person. Mr. Auto Wash, $44 ■oprano saxophone, viedin, trum breeseway, 2-car garaage. St. brick front ranch ■with attach NEED CAR? Tour credit turned HonsehoM Services 10 pc decorator eoavartlble pet baritone, accordion. Factory MANCHESTER—6 room older Co Cape, living room with raised ed garage, 8 bedrooms. 3 baths, down? Short on down payment? Broad Street. living room set FIVE ROOM Apartment, second lonial. Generous size rooms in hearth fireplace dining room. * James Parish Charles Lesper- Offered 13-A trained repairman. Sheet music. ance, t o 9-7620. living room with fireplace, Or More On Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t Bnsinesa Opportunities 82 Open evenings till 9 o’clock. Free floor, garage, north end. Call clude living room, dining room, bedrooms, 2 full batlffl, custom SEVEN ROOM ranch — Bowers dining room, large shaded lot, despair! See Honest Douglas. In HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov 37 pc dinette MI 3-0121 any morning. kitchen and 8- bedrooms, utility built plua value and low cost, Salesmen Wanted 36-A parking. Ward Music Oo., 99 OUTSTANDING two year old split- School atea, 2-car garage, beauti non-development, $17,960. Im 2 NEW GENERAL '59 OLDS. $1895 quire about lowest down, small al Cellars, attics, yards, and Tolland room, and enclosed porch. Oil $16,900. Cantor ft Goldfarb, Real fully finished rec room, 2 bath mediate occupancy. est payments anywhere No small PACKAGE STORE for sale. Call Summer St heat, $14,500. Robert Wolverton tors, t o 3-8442, TR 5-624*. level. 3 bedrooms. 8 full baths, DEEPTREAD Del. "M ” Melidag Sedan weekly pick-up or Wimer barrels. WANTED — Man for profitable All new—all guaranteed formal dining room, family room rooms. 2 fireplaces, .kitchen built- loan or finance company plan. Harold Hoar, m S-4084. J. D. Realty, MI 3-5129 FOR RENT — Two 8-room apart Agency, MI 9-2818. > 5'4 roonl custom built ranch, Rawleigh Business in Manchester. Fr«« delivery—Free lay-away ments. No pets. Tel. MI 3-2068. ROCKUCDGE—7 room Ranch, 4 with bulU-lns and patio, 2-gar ga ins. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, t o MUD oMl SNOW Douglas Motors, 333 Ma^. Instant Credit TRUMPET — Martin. MI 3-6856. SUMMIT PARK 9-8952, t o 8-6969. 3 years old, 8 bedrooms, liv '59 OLDS. $1895 AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol Good living at atari. Write Raw years old. large modern kitchen, rage. This home fMtures many ing room with fireplace, base "88” Holiday Oenpe Help Wanted— Female 85 leigh Dept., CNJ-28-101. Albany, 5HGirr r o o m apartment for rent, extras including dishwasher, dis 1953 CHEVRODET, 2-door, stand ster 8 piece living room set; sofa No Monoy Down VJL built-in oven and range, dishwash BO WEIRS SCHOOL—7 room Co ment fiarage, $17,500. Immedi- ard shift, good condition. PI N.Y. centrally located available im er, disposal pantry, etc. Large posal, built-in oven end range, and 2 chairs $146. Choose from HOUSEKEEPER to Uve im family PIANO, excellent Wuriitzer con NOTICE lonial, * bedrooms, walk-up attic, atg occupancy. 2-8058. poup of One fabrics. Work done NORMAN’S FACTORY sole, for someone objecting to mediately. Call MI 9-0814, bitrûciiiq dining room, den center entrance S-zone heating, elaborate interior of one adult. Write Box O, The Town Planning CommlssioisslonX lighting, tastefully decorated, 3-car garage, well shaded lot TIRES by expert craftsmen on our prem full price. Sacrifice $876. MI hall, paneled wall flr^plaoe In ttv- Many otheni from $10,000 up 1958 FORD Custom 300, 2-door, Herald. Sitnations Wanted— FURNITURE WAREHOUSE #f, Manchester, Connecticut, will hand hewn roof shingles, profes 106x150. Only $16,500. Hayes Agen VO OLDS. ises. All work *ully guaranteed. 4-0191. Ing room with a beauttful view, fi cy. t o $-4808 Eves, t o 6-3297. to $40,000. At Regular New V-8, Fordomatic. Good naming SflU Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine Female 88 , Forest cor. Pine, Manchester 4 ,8 0 0 hold a public hearing on. Monday bedrooms, t baths, 2-car garage, sionally landscaped, top value at condition. MI 9-0455 after 6 p.m. WOMEN FOR general office work, ^ evening, October 29, 1962; at 8 Tire List Price! “ 88“ 3-Door St., exclusive Cheney Fabric 5-day week, including Saturdays. Open daily 9-9. Sat. 9-4 plast^gd walls, selliiliM at-hank $29,900. Philbrick Agency. Ml COLONIAL—7 rooms, 8 foil baths, New 6-roem Cmpo Ood bene. P.M. in the. Hearing Room of the 9-846*. JERRY FAY AGENCY And 1956 CHEVROLET, V-8, automat salesroom, in Mancbeater. MI Typing, company benefits. W. T. Ml 3-1626 SILVERTONE Steel Guitar with SEPTIC TANKS apprajikl, 681,000. PUIMck *4*a- 2-car garage, centrally located, WANTED—Work as companion or stand, $30. MI 8'-1814 FUn shed dormer, finished bed Municipal Building, to consider the cy, t o 9-846*. ic, priced low for quick sale. MI 3-7822. Budget terms arranged. Grant Shopping Parkade. AND $6,400 — SMALL, ranch home. 10 $16,500. Philbrick Agency, t o t o 8-3118 light work by day. MI 9-6067. rooms, V/, bath»-414.800. following proposed amendment to 9-8464 TR 5-36*0 2 New Wheels $1950 8-4220. REWEAVINO of butna, moth hoias. PIANO TUNING, $8. Fifteen years’ the zoning regulations and zone 8^ ACRES, immaculate 7 room mileg out, modern kitchen arid Regular Price of WANTED — Secretarial poeition, SOFA, black and white tweed, bath, artesian well,- immaculate 68 STARKWEATHER ST. — Large ftppera repaired Window Shades EXPERIENCED hairdresaeri. Ap experience. Free repair estimates PLUCGED SEWERS Alee: Choiee MMh changes; 1 (joloniai, IH baths, large cabinet MANCHESTER—7 room gplit level, 2 New Snow T iree...... $65.81 1966 MERCURY 3-door hardtop, Manchester area, 20 years’ office foam rubber cushions, armless, upon request. Call Kenneth Rob homes 118,406. kitchen, excellent barn, trees, only condition. Beechler-Smith Real 6-room house, all utilities, selling automatic transmission, power made to measure; all alsed Vene ply Marlow's Beauty Salon. usable Sf bed. $86. MI 8-4083. AMEND AR'nCLE IV, SECTION 1(4 baths, rec room, garage, cov for modest price of $14,500. Jo $ New Wheela ...... $2».6< tian blinds Keys made while you experience. MI '3-2975 after 6:80 inson, t o 8-1365. MaohiRB Gltaned $17,900. (Triton W. Hutchins, Ml tors, t o 9-8952, t o S-6969. ered patio, half acre of parklike steering, radio, heater, reason p.m. ■VII, ALCX5HOLIC LIQUORS, as seph Barth, Broker, MI 9-0320. wait. Tape Recorders for rent. GRANT’S PARKADE Store — We Septic Tanks, Dry WeUe. Sewer Big, beanUful eeantry lots Willi follows: No building or premises 9-5132. grounda. Hayes Agency, t o 8-4808. able. 528-4044. NOT $900, NOT $800, trees and storm fences. OsB for MANCHESTER—Large attractive '59 FORD $1095 Marlow's, 867 Main, Ml 9-6321. need a mature woman with artis NOT $700. NOT $600, Lines Ihatalled—Cellar Water shall be used and no building * bedroom ranch, dining room, 180 WELLS ST.—Excellent 6 room $85 78 ’6-Oylind«r S-Deor ORIGINAL OWNER — 1958 Ford tic ability for our floral arrange BUNDY FLUTE, like new. Tel. proofing Dona. an appointment shall be erected or altered which THREE BEDROOM ranch 2 full colonial with fireplace, only 6 Situations Wanted— NO! NO! MI 9-1782. I fireplace. Garage. Cellar, patio, baths, attached garage, full base Fairlane 500 2-door sedan, me ment department. This is an op is to be used for the sale or ex FIVE ROOM RANCH nice location, reasonably priced. years old. It4 baths, full attic, portunity for a creative person Male NOT EVEN $660 CANTOR & GOLDFARB ment, aluminum combinations, '58 8UICK $1095 chanically good, standard trans Building— Contracting 14 BUT A w h o l e HOUSE change of spirituous and alco Carlton W. Hutchins, Mf 9-6182. large enclosed porch built-lns, YOU GET BOTH Speelal 4-Door Hordto* mission, radio, heater, needs with initiative. MeKINNEY BROS. Realtora holic liquors either at wholesale many extras, beautifully land plastered walls, full insulation, MAN, early sixties, good appear- 3 ROOMS LOVELY Office and Stor* $13,500 - $500. Down scaped, almost new, excellent tires, $395. Call MI 9-9231. I ance, well spoken, seeks position, NEW FURNITURE t o 3-8443—TR S-63U or retail, or whether for con A SIX ROOM, 2 batits, raised ranch. city utilities, combination win Equipment 54 S«wtra9ff DIsposd Co. Full basement, 2-car garage Cen condition, $18,900. Owner trans dows and doors, one block from TIRES and WHEELS FOR FRAMING, additions, remodeling, RN OR LPN part-time. TO 6-2077, I assist executive or office work. AND APPLIANCES ISO-133 Pearl St.—Ml 8-5308 sumption on the premises or ferred. Owner, t o 9-4826. 1961 VOLVO, PV544, 86 h.p. engine. bathrooms tiled. MI 9-4291. otherwise, or for the stora e of Rental-Purchase plan offered tral location. Immediate occu Main St., bus line. Vacant. St. 4-speed transmission, mint condi Vernon Haven. I Conscientious, reliable, good mor- EVERYTHING TYPEWRITER SALE—new type to qualified buyer.-A “ once In *57 BUICK , al habits. FHill o r ' part-time. FOR ONLY $500.00 writers $55 and up; used spirituous and alcoholic liquors pancy. Call now to inspect. John 6-6 DUPLEX, near High School, James Parish. CSiariss Lesper tion. MI 3-7287, 5:15-7 p.m. HOME AND attic remodeling, for purposes of sale or exchange, a lifetime" opportunity De H, Lappen, Tnc., Ml 9-5261, sto ance, MI 9-7620. Speoial 4-Door Sedan SALESLADIES, full time or part Formerly employed by bank. Box Which Includes writers $29 and up. Berube’a tails explained and terms ar bug and shopping 2-car garage, 3 roofing, guttering and siding. Ac- -time (1-5:30). Experience helpful if any part of such building or 9-74*5, t o S-52i» furnaces. Remarkable condition. Folly equipfied. 1965 OLDSMOBILE Convert! We, coustical ceiling, porch encloaing, I K. Herald. 1 WesUnghouse Refrigerator Typewriter Service, *79 E. tod ranged. November occupan new tires and brakes, good me but not necessary Apply in per 1 Emerson Television dle Tpke., Mancheste.r. Ml 9-9*77. premises is situated: (a) Within cy. Reasonable Haves Agency, t o and all kinds of carpentry. Work feet in a direct line from MANCHESTER—Bolton line -8 U chanical condiUon. Call MI 9-6964. manship guaranteed. MI 9-0722. sons. Tots 'n Teens, Main 1 Bedroom Suite 1400 room ranch. 3 bedrooms, den. IH 3-4803. MANCHESTER Street, Manchester. Doga— Birds— Pats 41 1 Living roonl Suite any other building or premises in Wearing Apparel— Pun 57 Which spirituous and alcoholic ELVA TYLER, Iêaltor baths. 2-car garage Bel Air Real WALKER alKEET—6 room Cape Convenient 3-Family Duplex •7.50U4 Bteolc Tubeieas * Pty MUST SACRIFICE — 1956 Ford 2- — ------i y ------.1 Dinette Set MACHINE OPERATORS Estate Co., MI 8-9332. *Plus Tax and Recappoble Tire door convertible, good condition, CONNECTICUT Motel needs 3 liquors are sold, exchanged, or with garage,-fireplace. 3 bed 5-5. Central heat. City water ADORABLE part Angora Kittens, 1 Healthrest Mattress SUGAR ’N SPICE, everything’s — PART TIM E— . MI 9-4469 standard shift. MI 4-8059. \ Roofing—Siding 16 part-time maids. Apply *00 Tol 1 Healthrest Spring Stored for purposes' of sale or ex DUPLEX—5-6, with 3 bedrooms, rooms and dining room, fully and sewer. Copper plumbing. land Turnpike. MI 3-1555. trained—free. Ml 9-59**. nice^ at the Was-Nu-Shop, *76 EXPERIENCED DRILL PRESS, BRIDGEPORT stormed, very clean and well 3 Throw Rugs and TURRET LATHE OPERATORS • to 11 PAI. change. (Proposed change in ceramic baths, amesite drives, 2 One apartment vacant. '"Eas 1956 FORD,. 8 cylinder, 2-dooi', A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding. 1 Boudoir Chair Main Street, where you can get regulation is in bold face. Pres kepi, $15,900. Robert Wolverton ily financed. '58 FORD $795 CHRISTMAS SElZ ^ G SEASON I an expei»ive dress for the price heating systems. 1,100 feel each standard transmission, . radio,, p ^ a tig . Carpentry. Alterations 3 Vanity Lamps — FULL TIM E- ent distance is 1,000 feet.) RCXKLEIDGE — Modern 6 room side, fenced yard. Beechler-Smith, Agency, t o 9-3813. Fairlane “<*•” 4-Door heater, whitewall tires, excellent andv^ditions. Ceilings. Worknum- IS HERE. Without any experi- P'OUR precious kittens desire lov of an' inexpensive one. No two EXPERIENCED DRILL PRESS and BRIDGEPORT ranch on sloping wooded lot. 30x36 BRAE-BURN REALTY ence you can earn $3 to $5 an I tog homes. MI 8-5085. 3 m o w s TOLLAND TURNPIKE (South Rectors, t o 9-8952, t o 3-6969. BOLTDN—Large 6 room Ranch, Hardiitp condition. Call MI 9-1468 after 6 ship gimranteed. 399 Autumn St. 1 Pr. Blankets alike. Many- reduced for your OPERATORS 7 A.M. to 5 PJM. Side) To change to Residence foot rec room with fireplace on MI 3-6273 p.m., Saturday after 1 p.in Ml 3-4860. choice. Some nu, some nearly grade level with separate en fireplace, dining room, large Idt, ______I______1 Cocktail Table Zone A. all or part of an area VERNON—Lovely 5H-room ranch. $14,900. CarRon W. Hutchins, t o '58 VAUXH'L $495 lvON”cimrticrUeWes“"in§ Vel!^* ^ 3 Table Lamps nu. Open Tuesday 'through Sat trance. $ bedrooms, 2 baths, at 2-car garage, storms. Tongren 1967 FORD Convertible, very good ^ BIDWELL HCniB Improvement Gift Seu in your vicinity. We Persian, yellow. MI urday 10-5. Thursdiw evening till Controlmafics Corporation now In Rural Residence Zone, de 9-5132 Victor 4-Door Sedan 1 9 X 12 Rug scribed as follows: Northerly tached garage, and sun deck. Agency, t o 3-6321, CHEERFITL 4-room single on deep condition, power steering, power Company—all es of siding and train you. Call today, 289-*e23. 9. MI 8-9*07 > 200 MAIN STREET. ROCKVILLE $39,900. Philbrick Agency, t o brakes. Can be seen at 63 Fair- roofing. Alui clapboards' a 1 Floor Lamp by Tolland Turnpike 628’, more NINE ROOM remodeled home, wooded lot. Warm, homey In- j '57 PLYM. $795 1 Smoker TR 5-3317 a MI 9-7735 or les.s; Easterly by land N /F 9-8*6* , ELLINGTON, 42 Windermere Ave. birch cabinet kilelieft^ 1*4 baths, field St after,* p.m,, all day Sat speciuty Unexcelled'' workman- WANTED — Full-time saleswom Articles For Sale 45 terior Fresh bright exterior. 1-: Belvedere "V-8*t 4-Door urday. ^ p . MI 9-6*96. an in Manchester Jewelry store 86 Pc. Dinnerware Set Sylvester and Forand, 651’, more Owner’s loss your gain, 6-room fireplace, aluminum storms, ga car garage. Close to bus and Hardtop 3* Pc. Silver Set MANCHESTER—*2 Ludlow Road. Ranch, pangled den, full dining from now until January 1. Sell WALLPAPER and paint sale — or less; Southerly by Ian j N/F Rockledge. New 6 room ranch, 3 rages, ohe aere. Carltwi W. stores Only $12,990 John H. Lap- 196* PONTIAC, 2-door, good rim- ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or ing experience preferred. Box R, 18 Yds. Floor Covering CONTEMPORARY Nussdorf, 533’, more or less; 1 room with Dutch door, 8 bed Hutchins, Ml 9 -5 li^ pen Inr. t o 9-5261, t o 6-7445, pasted, regtUSLT fully trimmed, EVERYTHINO large bedrooms, natural wood ■ nlng condition, first $150 drives it replaced, specializing in Bonded Herald. plastic coated. Ceiling paint, $2.89 Westerly : B.v land N /F Ray and work throughout, built-in oven and rooms, fireplace, gorgeous treed t o 3-5219! away. Ml 9-7889. built-up and shingle roofing. ONLY $500.00 OFFICE Cecelia Miller, 3.53’, more or lejs lot. City water. You must le* this SEVEN ROOM ColonialMW baths, TYPIST, full-time, apply ifi per gallon. Morrison Pfdnt Store. 881 Free storage until wanted Free range. This ne'k' home will ' be one for $12,900. Cantor ft Gold 2-ckr garage. Large co'rtiCT lot. V2 CHEV. Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches Center St. Applicants: Mary Miller and open for Inspection. all day every 1958 FORD Convertible, white, ter, MI 8-7707. son, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. .All State delivery. Quality Homes by Bel Air Raymond Miller. farb, Realtors, t o 8-8443, TR One block to bu* and storesNEar- Lot* For Ûe 73 Insurance Co., 155 Main St. SPACE day. Stop by at your cortvenience. Impala V-8 ITtop. radio, -heater, power steei;ing and SCREENED LOaM for the best In Free set-up by oUr own reliable EAST CENTER STREET (North 5-6244. j ly occupancy Priced for pronim power brakes, owner asking $795. men. Original price for all this Robert Wolverton Agency, t o sale John H. Lappen, Tnc. t o FTJLL-TIME counter gfri wanted. I la^ns from our screening plant AVAILABLE sid e)' To change to Residence 9-2813. ll^YLLYS STREET extraordinary MI 9-0811 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A I George Griffing, bic. PI 3-'re88. merchandise was $83S.*6 Some for Very desirable are* remaining Z o n e ^ , all or part of an area w a l n u t STREET — 2 family on 9-5261, t o 9!7446, t o 3-5219. . single lot 240 foot frontage, t o aKgnm**t — tiro* wew foil, Apply Parkade Cleaners, Man tunate person can purchase it ell 90x180 lot, 2-car garage, oil steam ROOFING—Specialising repairing chester Shopping Parkade In unique, newly established nowMn Residence Zone A, de MANCHESTER—Roomy 3 bedroom S-7444, >te*ring it hard, shimmy r*«dH. I FLAT STONES for walls, patios, for only $600.00. Business and Professional scribed as follows: Northerly: By Colonial, excellent condition, 1(4 heat, aluminum storms and MANCHESTER — Rolling Park; 19*8 BUICK, good condition, $85. roofe at all kinds, new roofs gut- and house fronts. Comer Route ** MONTHLY acreens, new roof and siding, very Cape, very clean. Other listings 1 MI 9-0548. >er work, chimneys cleaned re WANTED — Two girls or women, Building. WUI finish aB or part land N /F Butterfield and Healy tiled baths, landscaped corner lot. We'H cur* the pr^tem — m*k* y*«r driving . full-time. Inquire Marty’s Lunch ' and 6, Notch Road. Bolton Notch PAYMENTS close (o all facilities, assumable clean, $18,500. Robert Wolverton available Tongren Agency, t o | INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, aboui paired Aluminum tiding SO to your specifications. We In iuid J. Wabreck, in part by each Agency t o 9-2813 3-6321. **f*r, easier, m*r* *n(oy*M* with our I960 THUNDERBIRD, power steer anytime, 187 N. Main St. I Quarry. Tel. MI 94)617 ONLY $16.93 vite your inquiry. - 250’. more or less; Elasterly: By G.I. mortgage wdth low down pay 800 foot frontage. Call t o 9-8391. yean'ears’ experience. Free estimates. Phone For Appointment ing, power brakes, automatic Howley, $a S-SS61. Ml 84)763 land N /F Butterfield and Healy, ment. Buy direct from owmer. t o LCXHAL office has full-time or ^DARK RICH,, stone-fme loam. SAMUEL Albert Htfd. CH 74)858 3-0037. transmission, 22,000 miles. MI I Also till, gravel; stone and white During Business Hours 15*’, more or less; Southerly: By -1' 8-1967 after 6. part-time position open for ambi SE!E IT DAY OR NIGHT OPBN ' sand. Ml 3-8608. If you have no meiuis of trans MI 9-4581 East Center Street, 250’, more or MANCHESTER—Branford Street. Expert Front End Alignment Radio-TV Repair Services !8 tious girl with credit or clerical less; .Westerly: By Benton 1960 FORD 2-door sedan, mechan experience, very interesting poei BEAUTIFUL woolen remnants for portation, I’ll send my auto for After Business Hours New 6 room Cape Cod, 8 extra you. No otrilgatlon. Street, ISO’, more or less. Appli large bedrooms, dining room with SAVE FOR THAT SECURE FEELING! ically good, primer. Must sell. CONNIES TV and Radio Service, tion, many benefits. Write Box sewing or rug making especially MI 9-5384 cants: Carl and Esther Schw'arz; W * D o A ll Thtot [ DISPLAY! , $76. t o 8-1707. available all hours, ^tisfactlon M, Herald, stating experience. bargain priced. We are moving A—I^B —E—R—T—’-5 parquet floor, birch cabinet kitch (THIS WEEK ONLYI) guaranteed. Call«Ml 9-1315. Loslie and UUian Hunter; ex en with built-ins, fireplace, l(s The host “tranquilizer" m the world doesn’t com* in November! Colonial Remnants, *8-*5 ALLYN ST.. HART’^ R D PYRAMID INVESTMENTS, tended by.Town Planning Com SEE THE NEW CATALOG FREE. I'll send you a INC. baths with ceramic tile, city utili • Correct Castor, I TELEVISION antennas and rotor 276-page Popular Club catalog. U5 Onter St. OPEN NIGHTS flLA. 9 P. M. mission. ties. near buêa,. schools and in a bottle, but in a steadily growing savings fund. Auto Driving School 7-A 357 WOODBRIDGE STREKT (West Combor 1963 aystema installed and repaired. Let your friends shop from It. SEWlNolMACHrNES (1962 modei)". shopping. $l,8M down. Schwartz Start saving here today for that dfeep, satisfying for Serving Manchester and surround Then you pick $25 and more In aide) To change to Residence Real Elstate, AD 6-12*1, Mr Ar- LARSON’S—Connecticut's first li never used, sacrifice $85 or $3 EAST CENTER STREET sense of security. ,1 censed driving school trained— ing areas. Modern TV Service. *06 free Items. Alice Williams, Pop weekly., t o 9-6696. Zone C, all- or part of an area ruda, t o 3-6*6*r o Adjust Too-ln, OLDSMOBILES Certified and approved is now of Center St.. Ml 3-3306. ular Club Plan, Dept. FFOl, Lynj- ELLINGTON now In Residence Zone A, de I < . only fering classroom and behind brook, N.Y. CIDER M IU ROAD— BOLTON scribed as follows: Northerly: By SIX ROOM T o o ^ t At Your Leisure! wheel tnstructioa for teen-agers. EICO 5" Oscilloacope, mode! *60, 5V^-room ranch. Excellent land N /F Howland and S. Bray, Ml 9-6075. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 $50. MI 9^26. condition. Lot 100 x 125 ft! in part by each, 818’, more or RAISED RANCH l i o Intjiect and G Toftien bar odjuitmenl and Help Wantad—-Male 36 $23,500 - i t -ft Gem Quality leas; Easterly: By Woodbridge * parti extra, K needod. MORTLOCK'S Driving School We E O T ^ T LADIES' and genOe- $14,900. S.t. 251’, more or less; Southerly: Lovely home plus finished Adjust Stoorinq have the only office and class, men'g custom tailoring and al MARRIEX) MAN,wanted desiring a e 3 EXTRA LARGE BEDROOMS By land N-'F Larson, *10’, more 19x20 foot recreation,room. ga SAVINGS room in town, Fqr complete to- terations. Tony lovUie 189 Wood secure future and financial Inde lOLTON iVa Room Enqlish e DEN (CAN BE USED AS 4th BEDROOM) or less; Westerly: By other land rage, \' aore lot. It's taifrific. * • mm Wheels just 1/8 ' out of ime land St. t o ’ 3-226*. pendence, *0 hour week', to 7 to INVITATION e LAUNDRY ROOM a LARGE LIVING BOOM MANCHESTER formatiaa see telephone "yellow immaculate condition, 4- ColMid N /F . Bray, 273’, more or less. fV /7 r/ L O A IV I •cause wear equivalent to drag page 10.” Office **8 Main 8t„ start, plenty of overtime. Call e 11/, BATHS # H PICT) IRE WINDOWS e 3 OAR OARAOX AppUcant: Stanley Bray. . HArrison 8-0*21, 6-9 p.m. only or T O B I D . room ranch. Approximately e 106X300 LANDSCAPED LOT. WARREN E. HOWLAND <) 4 r \ 1 I o s . t o 9-7398. Moving— Trucking— Large living rcôm with fire All mterested persons may ap- ging your car sideways 32' every ^ p ly Connecticut State Employ Sealed bids wdll be received at 28 X 40. % acres, fm it trees, place. Heated sunromn,' fom a l The entire house Is famnaenlate. We urge you to oOU for an ap- poar and be heard. Maps of the OLDSMOBILE E -Z LER N Storage 20 ment Service, Mondays 9-11 a.m. the Office of the General Manager, lenific buy at $14,900. dining room, three b^rooms, polntment. Realtor mile you drive. or Call Mrs. Hollenbeck for above proposed zone changes may '0 '■sacaisfFs'S aToasT .i^maweiai. l■sVlTaTlaa *1 Center Street, Manchester, one with dressing alcove. be seen In the Planning Office.' This 675 Main St . MI 8-1108 DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. MANCHSCSTESt Moving and Truck pointment. Connecticut, until October 33, 1962 Kitchen with separate sink Current Annual Dividend MOTOR SALES ing Company. Local and long dls- ‘ , COVENTRY notice is on file In the office of the MANCHESTER BRANCH at il;30 A.M. for Water Main In room, 1% bathe. Attached ga-. Town Clerk. On Insured Savings Automatic and Standard ahift. tance moving, packing and stor- JIG BORE operator, first class 60- 4-room ranch, aarport, onlp EIGHT ROOM Garriaon Colonial, b r a n c h OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY 512 WEST CENTER ST. tiour minimum week, GTK Cor stallation—Middle T^ke. EkMt. rage. Radiator encloeures, waU- TOWN PLANNING larga living room, dining room, Pay as jrou go, take only the Regular service throughout Bid forms and specifications’ are $10,400. to-wan oaipeting. Offers invit H-'H HARTFORD GENERAL number of leaaona required. Nm England states and Florida. poration. 678 Tolland Street; ESast SEL AIR REAL ESTAIE C O . COMMISSION kiteben, study and lavatory, * MI 3-1511— MI 3-2411 A6568 Hartfora. available at the Controller’s Office, Real Estate, Commercial ed. Martin E. AJvord, bedfoomg and bajh on sacond MON,-TUESÎ»AY || 66 Center Rtreet, Manchester, Con -SE lX iN O SINCE 1989” Chairman floor. Recreation room with fire OLDER AND NERVOUS STU and Industrial Listings TIRE CO, OPEN Ev e n i n g s MANCHESOKR Package OeUveiy. CLASS A tool and gauge makers; necticut. Dorothy C. Jacobson, place in basement. Attached FytrA llniirc ® DENTS OUR SPECTALTY ' Appreciated m e d c l o s e d a t n o o n Light triMking and package deliv also, experienced all around ma- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, E .J. CARPENTER. 79 EAST CENTER STREET—-Flower Fashion Bnflding Secretary double garage. Aluminum aiding. 1*A ll Q HUIII O ' THURSDAY 9 AJhI. to 8 P.. ;—W . Hil 155 CENTER STREET—T^L. MI S-282* « CALL FOE FREE BOOKLET ery. Refrigerators, washars and chimats. Top wages end fringe CONNECnCUT AUSTIN CHAMRERS Mitchell 8-9332 UainchMter, Ckmn. Central locktion. $32,900. Phll- . at^S" monng mxielalty. FoUbtf benefits; A m y X A S Osugs, RICHARD MARUN, Beal Eatote Brekcr. Ml t-76«| BfxkBr -M I 9-5051 OetabMT Ifi, IMS, briek A | ^ , MM6. _ $ 4 5 6 2 diairi' lor niiL Ml 3-0^ totCfaaU Drive. GENERAL MANAi^m / V , " ■ V . J .\- .. ^■ . - , . , : ■ . ,:. ■' =■ -Me I.. - <- •4 ' f , .•»• ■■ y . /• ,V ■ ■f ■ :. - 7 * ■ J', 1 -• PAGC TWEIfSk^ niURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19«t . I ilattrftpHtpr lEwfning Hfralh Amim Average Dailx Net Press Run An Informal study of Bunyan'a The French 'Giub of Maijchester Chapman CoOlrX, Order of Ama George Thurber, 58 TumbuU Rd., Side Rec. Hie group will produce For the Weak Chided The Weather "Pilgrim's Progre.ss” will be con will meet tomorrcoiv at 8 p.m. at ranth, will meet tomorrow at 7:45 has been elected vice president of the plays for Chnatm public V- October IS, 1088 Fereeeet of U. 8. Weather Bereeu About Town ducted by Major E. Walter Lamie Orange Hall. Followixjg the meet p,m. at the -.Masonic Temple. Vis the student council of Morse Col school assemblies. at the Salvation Army tonight kV ing a card party witji refresh iting mat-fms and patrons night lege, Hartford. He is' a graduate of Cub Si'out Pack 144 will meet to ments will take place. The Club will be oêrved. Mrs. ' Walter Manchester High School. 13,645 Fair, not eelte aU eod tooIgM. morrow at 7 p.m. at Keeney St. 7:15, Attorneys Organize will also meet for a ham and bean Brown of Rainbow Court, Willl- Low 85-40. Fair, mild Saturdag. School. Boys will be admitted -to Member of the Audit Mrs. Edith Ford o f 177 Eldrler8hip it they are ei(fht years St. will open her home for a kitch Hall. I Chapman Court, East Hampton, vis Rd., is a patient dt Pratt Diag Manchester——A City o f Village Charm eld and accompanied by a parent. [will preside at degree work, 'There tion of the Connecticut Associa SPONSORED BY WS08 en social tomorrow at 8 p.m. for nostic Clinic, Boston, Mass,, and tion of Municipal Attorneys was will be a teacup auction after the would, enjoy hearing from her The American Liegion Auxiliary the [laughters of Liberty and The Polish American Club will announced yesterday by George spon.sor a dinner and dance Sat meeting. R^reshments will be friends. eewlnK group will meet Tuesday, their friends. Gilman of Norwich, the new UNITED METHODIST CHURCH VOL. LXXXII, NO. 17 (TWRN'TY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1962 (Olaegifled Advertiaiag ea Page 88) urday at 7 p.m. at the club house. served by Mrs. Lillian Hicking and [ PRICE FIVE CENTS at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. a committee. group’s temporary chairman. BOLTON— ROUTE 44A Mapche. 3-99' He said he demanded the figures Premier Khrushchev that he Large No. 2 \^ Cana Board to increase the lending rifle. laJiatlvet. maniiajre or takinjc of kcocKTAllî^ dent's Council of Economic Ad- from the State Laibor Department deaths of four persons in a No. 303 power of the nation's banks. is willing to have an informal ao-ralled reduciae candies, cruckem nr Large Na 2^ Cana single highway accident lastj rnokieii. or chewing KUm. ODRIN'KX is s n r «rc o R N The easing of credit .will be ac- (Continued on Page Thirteen) talk on the Berlin crisis and a tiny tablet and easily mvallowed. ,r- (Contlnaed on Page Fourteen) summer has been blamed on ! THE TWO ROADS When you take OllRINKX. you still en- other world issues if Khrush your meals, still eat the foods .vou Lawrence J. Thomas of The .AND "’THE Tike, but you sim ply don't have the chev decides to come to the urffe for extra portions because At Pinehurst Bronx, N. Y. in a coroner’s United States in the next few ODRINEX depresses your anpetite and finding. TWO DESTINIES decreases your desire for food. Your Manchester’s Freshest Vegetables Threat to Mainland weeks. weleht must come down, because as Thomas was driving hiS c a ^ In a meeting with Khrushchev's HEAVEN or HELL ■ , your own doctor will tell you. when Gift Fruit Baskets . . , east on the Connecticut 'Turnpike foreign minister, Andrei A. Gro I you eat less, you weiRh less. Get rid SLICED CUT CRREN in Branford July 29 when it went .MA’TT. 7:18-14 of excess fat and live lonfer. myko, at the White House, Ken O IIBINK X roRtii U .M and in Hold nn Bauer’s Wonderful Candies off the road and piled into a dis nedy, it waa learned today, sought COME AND HEAR ABOUT THIS thU nt’ARANTKf:: If not ■atlstind fnr abled trailer truck parked on the to avoid being either encouraging ATTAL SI'B.IECT— 115 CENTER STOEET any reason Just return the packace to BEETS vour druKirlst and êt your rnll m oney CRISP GREEN BEANS shoulder. or discoiiraging on the prospective bark. No questions asked. OIIRINKX Hia four passengers were fatal Khrushchev trip. GOSPEL HALL Is sold with this ynarante by: CUCUMBERS 3 for 25c ^ ly injured. His reaction to feelers about a Preached Nightly (Exc. Sat.) at 8 P.M.. Sunda.y at 7 P.M. I ARTHVR DRVG 8TORR CAPE HATT^RAS. N.C. (A P)— Roderick Morrison of Corona, meeting wa.s described as a neu 8 - 9 9 ' A massive hurricane remained al N. Y., and Elijah Jinks Jr. of tral response. ' 94t Mahi —Mall Orders Pilled IDAHO BAKERS . . . PERO'S FINE APPLES 7 - 99' Gromyko spent two hours and most stationary 290 piiles south Detroit were dead at the scene. BUTTERNUT SQUASH FROM PERO of here in the Atlantic., today, a Ruby Greene of the Bronx and 15 minutes in the White House No. 303 menace to shipping and a threat AUce Hunt of Philadelphia died conference with Kennedy, Secre to the mainland. later in the hospital. tary of State Dean Rusk and a GOLDEN CARROTS bag 9c Hurricane Ella, ' the season’s - The finding that Thomas waa number of advisers on both sides. fifth tropical storm, was expected criminally responsible for the On leaving the White House, he said the exchange of views with No. 303 to remain in her position until' crash was issued yesterday by GREEN BEANS . . SPINACH . . CELERY . . kbout 5 p.m. tonight, when the Coroner James J. Corrigan. the President on a number of top LARGE ICEBERG . . BOS'TON LE’TTUCE Weather Bureau forecast it would "Although he (Thomas) denies ics, including Berlin, had been If/Loicgil IThicdA, 9k , Joju)rL\ begin a slow northeastward move useful. Neither the President nor it, the most probable explanation ORANGE ment. his press office had any comment. grapefruit of the accident is that he did, in Later, Gromyko and Rusk met WHITE CAULIFLOWER ea. 29c The storm has held her position fact, fail asleep,” said Corrigan. U. S. CH O ICE _ since Thursday. The weather at a working dinner at the State "Whether the operator fell Department and continued the JUICE Bureau said three of its plane.-: asleep or whether he simply failed were dispatched to fly through the diacussion for four hours and 15 SPECIAL ON PERO’S CHILD SIZE SECTIONS to keep a proper lookout, he is hurricane to collect research data minutes, until after midnight. LAMB LEGS 59» MdJVTOSH APPLES 3 lbs. 25c at various levels. guilty of negligence of a very The talks failed to yield any evi Top winds in the hurricane con high degree,” the coroner ruled, dence of possible accomplishment LOIN LAMB CHOPS ...... lb. $1.09 "and I find Lawrence J. Thomas 3“- 99' or 2 3-lb. bags 49c tinued at 90 ih.p.h. near its eye Soviet Foreign Mtnljfter Andre* Gromyko, right, and Soviet Ambassador A)natoly Dhhrynln that might come of a Kennedy- RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... lb. 79e 5-99' and gala force- winds, those up to criminally responsible for the leave the State Department in Washington after midnight last night. Gromyko and Khrushenev session. Gromyko was Large 46 Oz. Cans 64 m.p.h., were affecting shipping deaths.” S a efeU S y of, State Dean Rusk had juet completed 414 hour "working dinner” without mak reported adamant on the Soviet SHOULDER LAMB C H O P S ...... lb. 69c No. 308 over ap area almost 600 miles in ing any progress on the Berlin criris.' (AP Photo^||gg^. ______. demand that the Western powers LAMB FOR STEW ...... 3 lbs. 29c diameter. 2 Held, for Racing abandon West Berlin, and he Improved! NOW The center of the storm waa 290 talked of a need for a Soviet peace NORW ALK (A P ) — Two 18- LIVE, MAINE miles south of Cape Hatteras, still **B6ok8 ipkially Do CounU treaty with East Germany without V wa^... off the coast. Along the year-old Norwalk youths have Pravda Bares indefinite delay. fuvm iim North Carolina coast, winds in been b o o k ^ in Circuit Court here Kennedy and Rusk both tried to LOBSTERS L b. 7 9 c gusts between 30 to 80 m.ph., on chargee of racing and illegal impress him with U.S. determina Sw ift's were reported with Oak Island parking on the Connecticut ‘Turn- New Delay on tion to defend West Berlin and its FANCY, LARGE, CALIFORNIA near Wilriiington reporting gusts irike. Babbidge Lops 38% lifelines from West Germany. 25 Lb. ^ up to 40 m.p.h. They are Gerald Dinnen, 532 APPLESAUCE Red, East Pact (Conttnued oa Pag* Foiirteen) P U R IN A CANTALOUPES Bach 29c Preraiu ni I J 0 The wind, swelling seas which Flaxhill Rd., and Peter A. Ever son. 470 Main Ave. They were FANCY, GREEN buffeted the beaches and overcast PACKAGE DOG CHOW skies were the only coastal Ih^- placed under bond of $125 each MOSCOW (AP) — Pravda. the Off UConn Project Communist party paper, provided cations of the Atlantic storm . Map locaites hurricane Ella which remained almost stationary and told to appear in court Nov. BRUSSELS SPROUTS C . 29c 7 - 99' At Atlantic Beach, N.C., waves 13. A third charge placed against another straw in the wind today in the AUsmtic today while outer . Mng«s of the nw^ve $ 2 - 8 9 indicating Premier Khrushchev NaBscoT5nmns^Gwid^MrTDi!»nrtmrnt*TT.ll oz, pkg. 89c eight to 10 feet high were storm were fett along the North Carolina eoaSt. (A P Phd-. them is operating with illegal ex Bulletins No. 308 reported. tofax Map) hausts on their cars. HARTFORD (A P )—President'‘>assistance needed by'industry,” Dr. won't sign a peace treaty with A hurricane watch was in effect Bitate Police said the youths were Homer D. Babbidge Jr. of the Babbidge aaid. East Germany before the end of CuHed from AP Wires Singnificantly, he put library the'year, from Wilmington to Nags Head plocked whdle they were travelling University of Connectlcue an and gale wkmings as far north abput 90 miles an hour in a race books, for which he is asking The paper printed—without corn- RIB ROAST as the Virginia Capes! Small craft toward the Norwalk-Darlen town nounced today the school had lop 8500,000 at the top of the priority nient -a statement by Soviet ELLA MOVING ENE ped off 38 per cent, or 89.6 million HIGHLAND MARKET warnings were displayed all the Soviet Bloc Pouring line yeeterday. . writer Ilya Chrenburg that the CAPE HATTERAS, N.C. \ way to Cape May, N.J. from the building project money (A P )—^Hurricane Elia picked 317 Highland St.. Manchester; Also Bloomfield, Conn. Phone MI 3-4278 a.sked earlier this year. 'We are anxious to make it clear . organizing committee of the Although the forecasters said no Charles T. McKinnie that books really do count,” he ex- leftist - dominated "roundtable " up speed in her center winds f t Important change in her size or ■The youthful UConn president and resumed her forward move EVERYDAY PRICES made public the lower, revised plained. He described the book meetings have decided to hold a 6 9 ' intensity was expected, hurricane- HARTFORD (A P) — Charles T. situation at the college library as meeting next January, ment today on an Atlantic capital project total as he appear wise coastal residents battened Supplies into Cuba McKinnie, 56, siSles manager of the in "sad conditon.” \ i The main topic of di8cus.sion. course that continued to men 6th and 7th Ribs down their hatches. Many recall IPratt A W hitney'Aircraft Division ed before the slate building pro ace shipping. The Weather Bu N - H .,...... '' , gram commission headed by Mrs. Some 83 million was. asked for ■ Ehrenburg said, will be "the HOOD MILK gal. 76c hurricanes of. the past which sat of United Aircraft Corporation and the new Hartford canifKis which ! question of a peaceful .settlement reau said In its II a.ni. advis or Whole 7-Rib off the coast for days, then turned widely known in the ^ rosp a ce in Francis Cole, -Hartford. The com ory that the path of the storm WASHINGTON (AP) — The So-^won’t be ready for announcement mission sifts building requests and would embrace the Hartford pf the German problem and new Roast suddenly Inland. dustry, died today at his. home, 64 Branch, social work apd insur- status for West Berlin." would keep Its center well off vlet bloc poured equipment and B)is week. recommends the most urgent ones the North Carolina coast- 'The A. G. B R E A p ...... 2 for 39c The Navy at Norfolk assigned Avondale Rd., West Hartford. He ance. This is a reduction, from the | Some diplomats have speculated ships in the harbor - to storm supplies into Cuba the past month Among other things, these curbs had been ill for several months to the legislature. eye o< the -storm was located at a rate of more than a ahipload are expected to deny U.S. car Earlier in the year, then Presi SHURFINE FLOUR . . . 5 lbs. 49c anchorages and alerted crews to He was born in Hope, North' Da (Continued bn Page Fourteen) (Continued on Page Fourteen) 845 miles south-southeaat of be ready to move if the storm i a day, U.S. sources said today. goes to ships and shipping firms kota. March 19, 1906. dent Albert N. Jorgensen had ask , Cape Hatteras moving on an Hi Ho, Tenderness In Every Bite ed for 824.9 million for new facili approached that area. The nucle They estimated that about 40 involved in carrying supplie.s to He had served a.s a pilot in th^ east-northeast course at - about ties. The new request, reflecting SHURFINE MILK . 3 cans 43c ar , powered carrier Enterprise cargo ships—Soviet and chartered Cuba. The purpose: To make the 5 miles per hour. Top winds of Air Corp.s in California. Texas and the thinking of Dr. Babbidge, is \ WITH moved away from her regular nonOommunist vessels — arrived (Juban buildup as expensive as 104 m.p.h. were reported over Oklahoma. for^*15.3 million. y O r o c c i pier and anchored in Hampton at the Caribbean island carrying posstble-'for the Soviet bloc. • McKinnie joined Pratt A Whit a small area near the center, FRESH OYSTER^ 'Th^\inoney, if granted by the Roads. .Liaison parties were sent material to bolster the regime of with hurricane force winds ex^ y (//i( Reportedly, the proposed curbs ney Aircraft in 1935 as an experi- legislature, would come from bond Diplomat Kills Wife, Come to the Fair 1 Inland to arrange for safe landing Prime Minister Fidel Castro. . tending out about 100 mllesT W SWORDFISH issues, soh(e of which would be SWIFT’S PREMIUM This compares with about-16 to Beyond that were galp-^force (Oonttaiaed «ms Page ’Twelva) (GonUnned on Page Ten) paid for by^ general taxes and the (Continued on Page Four) 18 ships a month in the . early winds, extending 8 0 ^ to 860 Sponaored By WSCS' phase of the Soviet buildup of her balance by students fees and other miles. " ^ bond-tax is)evenuq. Cuban ally, said the sources. But, Dies oL(Gun Wound Proten Beef Dr. 'Babbidge, presented the according to previous estimates, B.\R8 TRAD)E w i t h CUBA Cottldn’t Escape Hoodlums revised program ju^the day be * ' (he s€ . traffic last .month was still PAN>M»fA (A P ) — President South Methodist Church Many of our customers read the recent Reader’s Digest aiticle on Swift’s High N-Blasts fore the day he is rbrmally in well below peak. R ^ e r ta Chlari forbade all ships Proten beef . . . beef tenderized with Papain. Swift, as well as Pinehurst, Pinehurst Budget •4 stalled as president oiS.the big NEW YORK (A P)—A Czecho-b> Near Easton, Pa., Ziz)ta'a car The U.S. government reported .slova). diplomat, who killed hl.s roared off the road, down'ah em-J flythg Panama’s flag from en has had many cafla asking about this new process beef, and where it can state university. An elaborate gaging in any kind, of trade with See The Hobhy Show Possible Cause about a month ago that more than bankment, and overturned. [ be purchased. Usually it sells at three cents a pound over regular beef. 1 0 ,Q 0 0 A s k êance program ia planned for tomqrrow wife and led police in a wild two- Cuba. CTiiari's decree 'Thursday This w'eek we , offer you Proten —( papain tendered)—Or Sw ift Prenfium 100 vessels of all kinds were ar ■stale chase Thursday, died today Gpl. John Uditia, alerted b y ; riving monthly in Cuba ports. on the campus at Stoi"rs. \ night was a major boost to the Admission 25c— Children>under 10 free. Children must be accompanied by an aduH. regular Rib Oven beef roasts at the same price. If you buy the Proten One significant cut made by Dr. of a bullet he fired into his brain radio, found the limousine w ith' Of Ranger Flop On Sept. 20 American officials Zizka lying beside . it. U-S. campaign to clamp an- eco beef, please be sure to get a Martha Logan beef recipe chart and follow Babbidge was in the physical sci after cracking up his big limou- nomic blockade on Fidel Caatro’s Furniture Refinishing, Furniture Stenciling, Rug Braiding.'^ Painting her cooking direction. A 7 to 8-lb. roast roasted medium, calls for only Fresh PORK said that between 66 and 76 So For Murder of Rabbi "The man waa lying there on viet ships landed cargo there ence field. He asked for 82.5 mil regime. .-\n estimated 8,000 ships Collections Of All Types, Hand Writing Analysis 3ts hours cooking. C. '* ■' PA8ADKNA, CaUf. (AP) — The lion which would pay for an "ad- The diplomat, Karel Zizka, fly the Panamanian flag, most of ■ c . . LEAN IOWA STATE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED United States' third straight at since late July. They said possibly about 40. died at St. Luke’s Hospi (Continued on Page Twelv* half the ships' carried general mo V* physical aci- them foreign owned. ForVtgn —Nursery 10 A.M. to 12 Noon For Small Children— tempt to scaut the mo<»i by tele NEW YORK (AP)—They buriedf ■Ilielr number grew as word of tal at Fountain Hill, Pa., despite owners register their craft in Whole 7-rib roast, cut to your direc vision has failed-possibly ^.Icargo.-Including food and Indiw- Rabbi'Bernard Eisdorftir, and the Rabbl Elsdori«^s_^^th^ spread ! e‘’oKhysical science_ request efforts by doctors to keep him Panama to reap the benftts of ftrlal equipment- and the rest, mil- through cause of damage to the Ranger 6 people cried for vengeance was for 84.5 million. Dr. Babbidge alive. lower taxes, lower wage rates Snack Bar Open All Day tions for your freezer, or the 6th and Pork Chops »79' lunar rocket by radiation from re itary equipment and personnel die) Jewish neighborhood. Zizka stopped breathing around Kennedy Runs and other advantages. said the revised requests knock Last week Assistant Secretary against his murderer. TTie rabbi's b^y, in the tradi Puft On By Stanley Circle, .South Methodisi Church cent high altitude nuclear blasts. out the proposed "research park” 7 a.m. Doctors quickly opened his 7th ribs featured at lb...... (Center jMrk roast available at same low price) The 765-pound camera-toting of State Edwin M. Martin ' esti His skull had been fractured in tional pine coffin, had been car chest mas.saged his Heart and he GOMULKA R.4P8 MARKET mated that over-all aid - to (Juba ried from his -home to the Yeshl- at the university. spacecraft, launched Thursday a vicious beating as he walked “We should give first priority re.sumert breathing.. However, his Into Toughest BERLIN (AP) —W'lsdyslaw was costing.the Soviets more thah va (school) where an outdoor CARTOONS ~ GAMES - PRIZES SELECTED 3-LB. from Cape Canaveral. Fla., ran along a Brooklyn street near bis to our .own research development," heart stopped again a little after Gomulka assailed the Western $1 million a day "above and be home in the Williamsburg section service was held. 10:20 a.m. and this time it could SEMI-BONELESS ROAST...... ' ...... lb. 79c to 89c out of electrical power eight hours bbi"Abrahkm Stein mounted he said. Once the university reaches powers. West Germany and the LOIN PORK ROASTS lb. 59c and 44 minutes later. yond what they are getting "from Monday night. not be restarted. Political Scrap Comiiton 51arket In a 75-mlnute (Juba." IX and ckiled for a complete exceilence in this field, industries FIRST 3 RIBS, OVEN R E A D Y ...... lb. 99c OR IN CHOPS Scientists said this meant it He never regained conscious Zizka was an attache of the speech today before East Ger jjgl Soviet military aid to Castro, he investigation of the murder so will gravitate to the area to take BOOTHS would be' unable ■to corrects ness. 'Thursday, , Rabbi Ei.sdorfer, advantage of thqt progress. C zech United Nations mission WASHINGTON — Presi many’s rubber-stamp Parlia .said, wa.s running at a rate of that those responsible "can be giv ment. The Polish Communist Buy Proten or regular beef. . . each cut is a sp'-’ir l slue at these low prices. course and would miss the moon 55, died in a hospital. “If we have strong activity here here. dent Kennedy jumped back on the Aprons Plants White Elephants $2(X) million for this year! en just punishment.” party chief spoke In Polish, 7-RlB END PORK lb. 43(Y by 300 miles. ■The motive for the beating — .. .we should attract industry,” he He also had a shoulder wound j campaign trail today, smack in the Handicraft Knitted Goods JeweliT The White House said Thursday unknown. “ We came to this land to find inflicted by a Pennsylvania State which was given simultaneous CUT INTO CHOPS (OR ROAST) It also meant Ranger. 5 would added. middle of some of the toughest Bake Shop Christmas Used Children’s Clothing not be able to operate its tele- plans are being worked out for a Police said they had no lead mi freedom,” he ^d. "May God trooper. political scraps in the nation this translation In German and telo- U.S. quarantine ôn (Juban ship grant that we should y e t' have "We can’t say 'let's have a re vised to Poland and Czechoslo Homemade Candy Grab Bag U s ^ T o ^ s ... vision camera nor to land a who did it. * search park' until we- can develop The body of Zizka’s brown fall. ! PORK SPARERIBS Ib. 69c ping but that the details probably peace here." He took off on a three-day | vakia. Though Gomulka’s visit Special Flash.,. measuring device on the Police said the rabbi was tlie and proidde the knowledg* and haired wife, Vera, 40, a bullet SMALL, MEATY > ’mooo’a' surface. i victim of an apparent mugging. A hearse' then carried the cof through her head, lay unnoticed swing at 10:49 a.m. with a ached-1 to Conununlst East Germany Paaadena's Jet Propulsion Lab-1 They have no lead on who did it. fin to the. neighborhood police sta- in their apartment in the Czech uie today calling for: i has been viewed as a Commun ist bloc answer to French Pres Slave Auction By The M.Y.F. HOME-STYLE PORK oratory, which built Flanger 5 and| Status Symbol It was almost ironic, and/ the t*on, and the swelling crowd fol mi.ssion on upper Madisoii Avenue A noon speech in downtown ident Charles de Gaulle’s recent is tracking it through space, said; people knew it. lowed. for hours as Zizka, leaving behind Cleveland, with probable plugs for ! COFFEE PRICES SAUSAGE MEAT Mrs. Roosevelt a strong Democratic House, for reconciliation tour of West Ger lb. 79c They knew the rabbi had come "Give us more police 'protec- a nolq telling of the murder and the spacecraft apparently failed to: Joins 5c Cigar man v. he could not match De VISIT THE COUNTRY STORE draw electrical power from its' to this country 14 years ago from i tion,” the people yelled. his suicide intent, began his Gov. Michael V. DlSalle. who hax rough going in his battle for re- Gaulle in use of the language. Wlng-lUte solar panels to operate Czechoslovakia, where he had sur A sound truck' moved through Out of Hospital frenzied 75-mile flight. He drove PINEHURST GROUND MEATS MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) vived Nazi persecution during the the area. The announcer kept re a black Cadillac, owned by the election. and for Sen. Frank J. MRS. JANE STOCKWELL, Charcoal Skatchor Its instruments. —Ulgets are no longer a eta- ARE DOWN war. Now he was dead at 'the peating, "W e want our homes to mission and bearing diplomatic Lausche, a Democrat who has of DR. .SHAIN INSTAIAJO) 3 in I Blend of ■ Its only source of power then tua symbol of the hard-driv NEW LONDON (AP)—Dr. hands of one or more hoodlums— be safe. The streets are not safe.” NEW YORK (A P )—Mrs. Frank license plates. ten been lukewarm on Kennedy was a small reserve battery with ing executive, a doctor told lin D. Roosevelt, after a three- proposals. Charleo E. Shaia, the new prees BEEF . . PORK . . VEAL a Ufa of eight to nine hours. That not necessarily Nazis, but Just as Six rabbis drew up a telegram. Roaring away from the mission Saturday Night Supper At 5:30 P.M. BEECHNUT. MAXWELL HOUSE and C & S COFFEE the Am «dcan College of Os "The entire community cries lor week stay at Columbia Presby building, Zizka’s car was Involved An afternoon visit to Lincoln’s ident of Connecticut College, battery went dead just a s scioi- teopathic Internista. vicious. said today the world soon will Put On By Willing Workers Circle Of South Methodist Church And .it had happened in a land and demands immediate protec terian Hospital, went home in an in two minor traffic accidents tomb in Springfield, 111., followed LEAN GROUND CHUCK tlsts were trying to command the "Many beachcombers have ambulance Thursday. by a speech at the state fair have a half docen centers o t LB. CANS NOW 69c spacecraft to fire a smfill rocket where he had come, to escape tion,” it sXtd (Copies lof the wire near his home.' He got out of them ^ . * ulcer4 and so do children,” Suffering from a lung infection, by claiming diplomatic Immunity. grounds. i power Inslend of th e, current ADULTS 11.50—CHILDREN UNDER 12, 75e that would re-aim it at the moon. from just that type of tormentor. went to GOv Nelson A. Rockefel > said Dr. Eddy D. Palmer, qon- she will undergo further treatment Zizka, 6-feet-2 and 240 pounds, • A speech at ah evening banquet I twa Young Americans 'must .be Qiuse of the failure of the solar That was what angered the peo ler,. Mayor Robert P. Wagner and Reservations Must Be In By 'October 18th sultant ill gsistro-enterology to at her home, and only members then headed the car Ihto New in (Chicago. ' I made ready by higher education PINEHURST HAMBURG .power system was not announced, ple, inflamed them into almost Police (jbminissioner Michael J, lb. 59c the surgeon general of . the of her family will be allowed to Jersey and stepped on the gas as Here Kennedy is expected to to face this new world in which, Call Mrs. Carl Hilding MI 9-1591 . I '. there was unofficial specula hysterical fury. Murphy. Shaln said, there will not be a PINEHURST GROCERY . . CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE 10 LB. LOTS $5.40 U.S. Army. see her. he sped west on Route 22. Three try to biiild up more enthusiasm tion by some space experts that “The concept that ulcers i There were some 10,000 ot them, The crowd watched the hearse familiar American detnoctotlr as it bore the black.- Som* to tna arowd sobbed Amarlea with hia wlfa and Bva brated her 78th lilrthdayj - took «p the chase. ■) ‘ •) a n s J S v ” ' (ObMlMMd M Page SIxiMB) relop ulcers 'lo avoid tasks.” openly. “‘i ehlldran to find pea®*- I

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