PAOB Twmrrv FRIDAY, NOVEMBBR 8,1068 i U a n r ^ B t ^ r ATerage Dally Net Preaa R ub The Weather iffin.iiJi. Far tea Waak gklted Fwaeaat o f IT. B. W eatker iraa«aibarS, lN 8 . tfra Edward C. CuMer of IBO Panel Discusses oommif tee wlB serve otl Tlnicsday Rosary Society About Town Summit St. la spending "P ar menta. to SjM>ngor ^ at 6:80 and fMah ents’ Day" weekend at The S b o S ^ lo . Plaus Food Sale 1 3 ,8 9 1 ia tea iidd-40a. Suad^r pertly M «m twri of Votormna of dttadal, Chafleaton, S.C., where Legion of Mary Boys Rifle Club The instroctor Is Bgt. Ounlle a of tba Andit atono aad nUM. High to tea 68a World War 1 Auxiliary will con her son, Edward C. Custer Jr., Lshbonto, who la a member o f SHOP lof Orontotton ie MiToIled. as a second oleuas- WCTU Will Meet tee Neitkmal Maneh, $t r ^ A CUy o f Village Charm tent a ward bingo Monday at Members 6t ths Legiom o f The Boya* Mfle dub spon A food ade, spdiaored by fit 0 0 IM Pi». at Rocky Hill Vet- man. Boys intereated'may ragMer at this Mary of the Church of the As At South Church sored by tea rscraaiion depart- at the buUdlngi designated Bridget/a Rosary Society, wtB eran’a Borne and Hoapltal. sumption vrUl psrtioipats in a be heM to the ohmrch ha* Sun an Paga 12) PRICE SEVEN CENTB ICambera wishing to asatat with The Rev. Alex M. Elsessor, menf 'wfll bs organised in each above. VOL. LXXXm, NO. 85 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER t, IMS « tha game. or to donate cookies pastor of the OomniUnlty Bap panel discussion Monday at 8:10 The Women’s Christian *fem- of tee terse rscreation centers. day morning after all ths Mhsa- SIGN may oontact Mrs. Helen Erick tist Church, will conduct a p.m. after a business mesting psrsaoe Union will msst THm s- These dubs are open to any I. In addktton to cakes and son, - hospital chairman. The service Sunday at 6:40 a.m. in day at 10:80 a.m. in the recep boys to the TV>wn of Manches the chapri of Manchester Me of the Lsdies of 8 t. James in ‘Messiah’ Chorus desaarts, roUa and bageU will o f annUary will have a kitchen St. James’ school cafeteria. The tion hall of South Methodist ter ten years of age or over. morial HOapital. The Rev. Earle Church. The project for the feCMiIal Weteeaday, Nov. 18 at '8 purpose and functions of the They will Isam ahout tee hsn- Donaitiiana may bs brought to 1963 Vote p m n t iJie VKw Home. Mem C. Ouster, pastor of the North morning will hs sewing scuffs dUng and firing of peHet rifles. Off This Year DepandabtlKy Methodist Church, will serve as Liegion of Mary wUI be dis tee church basement batwem 7 bsM art reminded to bring for the veterans hospitals. A The dribs will meat each week mW wn^eo wVraVaOTQIIi^ hoi^iltai chaplain next week. cussed. potluck will be served at noon and 8 pm.-tonvorrow or before Mine, Train Disasters cmamd goote. Mrs. Michael Edenbum, ar at the varlouB oentere and will Eric 8. Anderson, manager of any Maas tee miomtog of t»» with Mra John McAllister and fire a apedfled course, which is the Manchester "Meariah’’ Cho On Rights Ww Bear. RotNrt K. SMmoda, Washington DOl, will meet rangements chairman, will in Mrs. Oeorge U Fish as hostess- sSite. For pdtekup eervioe osll troduce the panelists. Members set up the National Rifle As- of file latoottville Oon- tonight a t 8 in Orange HaH to • ’te . ■ aoclatton, with the award be rus, aismunoad today that tee Mrs. Jaones Slrtannl, 262 Oreen JUST ARRIVED aiBl Church,' will be in elect officers. of the panel are Jchn FoUey, The busineae meeting' will bs ing given by the recreation de Handel wurfc, a ^tnadtttonal pre- Bd.; Mm. Louie DaUaFera, 262 ___ o f radio bawadcasta James Mulready, Mias Oorinrie held at 3 p.m. Annual dues wifi partment at the completion of eentation during the Christmas Green Rd.; Mm. J. Edward Mto- In Doubt g|if ■maid by tile ManOhester loyal Cirole of Kings Daugh Geeiersloh, Miss Mary Bokus be aooe^ed and the roll will be the various stages. season, wfil nd he pttxhiced Haever, 69 N. School St; or flUMstlal Astodatlon on sta- ters will metet in the Fellowship and Mrs. Elizabeth Edenbum. called. Members are rsminded The group at tee Seat Bide teds year. M ta Robert Rybn, 20 Batea Rd. Japan, 251 Perish ftOB ’WXNlB' ShJnday at 7:85 a.m. Room of Center Congregational There will be a (piestion and that roll call replies will be quo- ,wfn meat on Wedneeday eve Tentative pOans oaU for a per- Mm. Dorothy Ketmy sari Mm. WASHINGTON (AP) — and te lf r next week at 7 :S0 Church at 7:45 p.m. Monday. answer period after the dlaous- taiUons on temperance or a Bi ning, at the West Side on Mon foomance next year and' every Daniel Newoomb are oo-chato- Hopes for House passage ajn. » d diM pjn. Hosteases will be Mrs. James skm. Mra Albert O. Roy and a ble versa day evening, end tee Oonunu- alternate year thereafter. men of tea sale.r Thomson and Mra. Frank this year of a civil riglits MBs Iteu oea Opataoh, daugh- Falrweather. 1953 bill dimmed today after the ^ of Mir. and Mrs. Henry J. controversial legislation hit Opalaob of 2(M Fergunon Rd. is The Britiab American Club VOLKSWAGEN political and procedural Coal Dust Mrartiment chedrman for the will hold a dance for members Deluxe Sunroofs aopiMtDare dans dance, “Wlinter snag.s. and friends tomorrow' from 9 Like President Kennedy's tax l>Kluda,* at St. Joseph Ool- p.m. to 1 a.m. at the clubhouse, Fully Equipped leaa West Hartford. The dance cut bill. It appears to have fallen Explosion Maple St. Charlie Varrick's or- I far beck In a race with the cal w iT b a M d Friday, Nov. 15, in ohestra will provide the music. BaUrieom at Mercy •1750 endar. at tea ooeega. Although the civil rights The sxeoutlve board of the W ish M y measure was aimroved by the Traps 600 Women's Auxiliary of Manches House Judiciary Committee Oct. ter Memorial Hos^tal will meet 'S3 CHEVROLET 29, a report explaing it and the Tuesday at 1 pm. in the board I committee members' views TOKYO (AP)—Disaster . room at the hospital. Edward j won’t be ready until Nov. 18. struck twice in quick and Thoms, administrator, will •2390 soft Such a report must be filed deadly succession in widely speak on "Ehiepgency Room.” Oorvair Means OonvaeUlile with the House before the bill The date of the meeting was Mommy '42 OLDSMOBILI can take the next step -to the .separated parts of Japan and changed becauM of Veterans House Rules Committee (or a today, leaving at least 251 Day. resolution setting terms of de persons dead and hundreds •2290 bate and sending it to. the floor. injured. l oh so John M. WUkaus, aon of Mr. Detective Arthur Savarese checks for fingerprints on panel truck used by ban With the Rules Committee and Miw. Mathew F. WUkas o f Ontlaea F-85 OoavetiAla First wa.s a mine explosion on dits who pulled 81 million jewel robbery in New York today. (AP Photofax.) Chairman. Howard W. Smith, the southern main island of 56 Dade Rd. is a freshman at D-Va., hostile to the bill, the Bentl^ OoUega Boston. Maas. '42 CHEVY H Kyushu which snuffed out ths cuddly Had A New proce.ss is certain to consutpe lives of at least 171 coal miners. the maximum time possible. The second accident occurred 9 Ihe Zlpser Club will meet to •1890 Mld-Decembpr appears the morrow at 8:80 p.m. at the club \ Half of Loot about eight hours later in ths house to nmninate officers. Hova OonverUMe > US, Soviets Agree earliest the bill could be ready port city of Yokohama, where (or the floor, leaving little time two passenger trains speeding The Ruth Circle of the *42 VOLKSWAGEN Found in NY ij (or the House to act before it in oppo.site directions hurtled in Emanuel Lutheran Church I shuts down (or a Christmas re to a derailed three - coach Women will meet Montey at 8 cess. freight. The Yokohama Fire. De Dishuxisher •1790 *rhus evidence mounted that partment put the number of p.m. In the board rocm. Mrs. On Wheat Ships Gem Robbery Douglas Porter will present an OonverUMe I neither of the President's top dead at 80, with at least 100 in Advent program. Mrs. Roderick ------! priority domestic measures, civ- jured. NEW YORK (AP)—The ll rights or tax reduction, will MacLean will lead the devo *41 VOLKSWAGEN WASHINGTON (AP)—^The government has placed The mine tragedy resulted tions. Mrs. Thomas Jones and bandits who hijacked a sta- ; make the grade with Congress from an explosion of coal dust Mrs. Robert Carlson are in Ueg^ations for a mammoth sale of wheat to the Com which brought tons of stone and •1590 munist bloc in the hands of private traders after setting tion wagon carrying 81 m l , ..Th^^e just mechanically can- Only the skeleton of a building remains at the entrance of Mitsui Mikawa coal earth cra.shing down in one of charge of refreshments. lion in jewels and gold Pri- not be a tax bin this year," Re Instead o f Convertible (Bad) guidelines on the sensitive shipping issue. mine in Northwest Kyushu, Japan, after a coal dust explosion today. (AP Pho the main tunnels of the Mitsui St. Bridget’s CTO will hold a Shortly after agreement was^ day apparently tried twice | publican Senate Leader' Everett Mikawa Mine at Omuta. car wajrii on the chureh grounds '41 VOUSWAGEN may add another $M million or before to rob it but were m . iiirksen said today tofax.) . The company said 1,221 " 9 9 4 nnnbuncad Friday between the He said the schedule also is tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon. United States and Russia on the more to the purchase price. scared off, police say. miners were at work in ths S6me members of Congress working ag^ainst civil .rights leg- slanting galleries at the time, Wafca your cMJd happy handling of transportation, the Two of the five Imndits mas islaUon. The Couples dito Of Center •1390 Commerce Department Issued have said the deal may open the but many of them were able, aaxt tima you stop for queraded as policemen. A iRctfcpr (Jlim b bleeding and (aces blackened, Oongregattonal Church sdU Debue Sedan an export license (or the ship door for further sales of wheat Less than seven hours after "As I put it together, it would •arvioa at a Mobil Station. be mid-December before civil Protestant J r \ . TV d x vi. , J • • . J to stagger to .safety from two have a pofhick tomonoiw at ment of 100,000 tons of wheat— and other U.S. farm products to Being One!^^ i midtown manhattan robbery remaining exits. Taha homo a cuddly toy 6:45 pm. in Woodruff Hall af '41 VOUSWAGEN about |7.S million worth — to the Communist countries. cbimtrles. TneThe | — 'York’s biggest—the__ __ gem__ rights could get to us and our bam Assisted Approximately 80 injured men ter v^ch an illustrated talk on Hungary. Soviet Union recenUy purchased dutributor’ s statTmT"wagontioii and Christmas recess is going to be- poodla. So pink and pert ^ on the 30th of D ecem ber,’ ’ were brought to the surface soon and tovablal the 1964-66 World's Fair will •1490 The deal, by the Cargll|, Inc., 6.8 million tons of wheat from , gu-huy more than half the loot be shown. grain firm of Minneapolis, may Canada and 1.8 million tons found abandoned in a lot. Dirksen said in an interview Goes to President By GOP Aide after the blast. CoaverUMe (White) be the first trickle in a steady from Australia. Louis Moots of Ridgefield, with Sen. Jack Miller, R-Iowa, Police .said 80 Injured miners John Mather Chapter, Order tl^ of U.8. surplus grain to the Russia and several of her sat N.J., the driver of the station prepared for Midwest radio and had been brought to the surface of DeiMolay, win have a hay- '41 VOUSWAGEN Soviet Unlm and her European ellites now buy less than $5 mil television stations. MILWAUKEE (AP) — The after a coal duet explosion eol- wagon told police that two other By DOUGLAS CX>RNBLL lapsed the main tunnel. Mobil ride tomoordw. Interested mem You're So Right... Especially When aateUitea. lion worth of American food a times in the last five weeks he Dirksen emphasized that 0>n- Milwaukee Sentinel said today bers may oontact Ruteell Oue- a Undersecretary of Ctommerca year. Communist Poland and had seen similarly dressen men gress still has much work to do NEW YORK (AP)—President Kennedy, a Roman that Rep. John Byrnes, R-Wis., The dead and Injured brought •1590 Yugoslavia obtain surplus on appropriations. helped an insurance company to surface apparently were hurt N Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. said leave an unmarked, black car Catholic, addressed a huge Protestant gathering and re lette, 244 Woodtaivt for fur as the force of the explosion MCaM*Nt-R« uaia ther informaMon. t-Paea. MaUea Wagon the understanding between the American food under the food in the same vicinity and ap-, ^ "This is one of the most ^ ex- ceived an unpai'alleled honor and a warm tribute. whoe* stock Robert G. Baker la Umted States and Russia on for peace program proach his car. slowed by heavy I traormnary sesrions ths,t I have reported to have used as a step-: roared toward the surface from You Con Get The Best Buys In '40 COMET The government said SO per seen in nearly 80 years in Wash- The chief execuUve was the^ ping stone to his mlUion-doIIar I its center, some 800 yards from shipping covem 2.8 million tons traffic. guest of honor Friday night of of wheat ^ c h tea Soviets want cent of tee wheat must be car- . ✓ - bles requiriag American assist- f(»^ne. the entrance. lied in U.S. ships, if they a2e He said ail three times, (lee Page Six) the Protestant Council of New ance in the nation’s own inter-! » ,tory from its Washlng- The nien believed trapped •990 ligr next May' Xl'. The satellite including tee actual robbery, >• York caty at a banquet at which countries ara expeotod to take av^lable, and eeillnga were set nsts. ! ton office, the Sentinel said that were below the expIosiMi area. 2-Door Sedan on tee rates U.S. ship operators thought lie w4s 'about to get a' about 3,600 representatives of Omuta officials warned ths Thfi McmchtslBr R«pvblicaii WomMi's Club an addlUonal 1.S million tons. traffic tleket. The first two all faiths were present. The atmospherS was one Of I Byrnes played 4 part in secur- The 4 million tons would be can charge. cordiality and mutual respect, j ing a change in an Internal Rev- mine filled with gas from tea '40 COMCT U.S. ^ n dealers will offer >**^"**‘* Ths council gave him its new coal dust explosion, police aald. about ISO million bushels aad • _____ CGt M G mGrmarked police patrol State Priest, sprinkled with good humor and anue Service ruling that "threat- Presetifs Kitchen Aid Dishwashers would involve more than $360 Family of Man Award and a compliments. ened tee existence’ ’ of the Mort- Police, firemen and mliisrs ear Appeared, he said. •1090 minion. Transportation costa (8 m Pag* ThtrtMB) gold medal, which was engraved Kennedy came and went in an gage Guaranty Insurance Corp. desperately sought new ap The station wagon owned by John Bircher, ■with his name and an inscrip enormous freight elevator which | —MGIC—of Milwaukee, proaches to the chamber whsrs 6-Paae. Station Wagop tee AAA Jewelers Service, waa tion saying it was "in recogni normally carries tractor trailers ’■ Sources in Washington said the 600 men are imprisoned. found abandoned at tee rear of tion of creative leadership and with supplies and, on occasion, i Baker bought MGIC stock be- One of the rescued said he had '40 RAMBLER a partly demolished building Judi Resnick NOW at NORMAN'S Gets Rebuke dedicated service.” garbage. fore it was approved (or public seen some bodies in the mins. several blocks from tee robbery The evening was in striking More than 1.000 were working ROLUNe STONES ~ iK)SPEL GROUP Allied Retreats Hurt site. Police said tire marks near contrast to another In Septem (See Page Six) (See Page Six) In the slanting galleries of tea •1190 it indicated part of the loot had BSUDGfflPORT (AP)—A Ro ber 1960 that provided one of the mine when the explosion f-Paaa. Station Wagon been transferred to another ve man Oatholic priest has been' most dramatic moments of the brought death and deetructlon at hicle. taken to task by hie superiors presidential campaig^n. Kennedy 3:16 p.m. PORTABU BUILT-IN '40 V O U SW A G E N German Road Rights They said soma of tee Jew^ tor maxing politics with his appeared before 600 members The blast was ao tremendous UNDERCOUNTER pastoral duties. and grue.sts of the Greater Hous it stripped away the wood from (See Paga Thirtoea) Tlae Rev. Francis E. Fenton, ton, Tex., Ministerial Associa GOP in Dixie to Stay V a steel-supported building north a Near Olaaale Bwapt- •1150 EDITOR’S NOTE — The Ber-f incidents, tee Western officers Frent StyUng -wtio says he is a ntember of tion. of the main entrance tunnel, a Poabbatton Cycle Sdectloa Delaae Sunroof Hn autobahn provides harasS' bowed to Soviet pressures and the John Birch Society, was At that time, he told his prot- twisted large steel pipes out ed a PushbattoB cycto Stnae and H
clergy audience that "if shape, and shattered windows HOOTENANNY UUUty aad Uteoall '40 SIM C A , tee East and West. John O. Western rights were estab FCC Mulls Cut atatement from the vicar gen the time should ever come when Miller Tells Leaders aelaetfoB: Rfawa aaf 1,000 feet away. Hold and aiao FoU Koehler, tee Associated Press lished at a meeting on June 39, eral of tee Diocese o( Bridge my office would require me to The survivors scrambled to a Varl-iyoota to mateh your correspondent in Berlin, views 1946, attended by Soviet Marshal In Commercials port. either violate my conscience or C fele Georgl Zhukov and Gen.- Lucius safety through auxiliary gall^ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 kttchiBe decor ^ •390 tee issue in detail. The R t. Rev. Msg|r. WiHaam violate the national interest then CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) —*> chine, without benefit of po ies, many of them badly hurt, a Exeluelve Dnmhla 4-Door Sedan D. Clay representing the United F. Kearney, the vicar general, I would resigrn the office.” Rep.- William E. Miller of New litical Jobs or job promises or States. WASHINGTON (AP) — The their (aces blackened from ths 8:80 ^.M .—TICKETS |1 Poreelala laiida aat a Kxdaalvo Ooided Actfoa wate By JOHN O. KOEHLEB Federal Oonummtoafloaa Cksn- said he issued the sbatemsnt af In presenting the award, the York, Republican national hopes, shows great dedication coal powder. eat '40 VOUSWAGEN BERLIN (AP) — The East - They discussed the Western on the part of Southern Repub eUmlBatos haad-rtaialBg miaston now muet decide ter consuHatlon with the dio council president, the. Rev. Ar chairman, told GOP leaders Hundreds of men, women and West crisis over tee Berlin auto occupation of 'Berlin and how cesan bishop, the Most Rev. thur Lee Kinsolving, told Ken licans,” he said. "It shows they tee 110-mlle autobahn would be whether to regulate radio- and children—familie.s of the miners - a Aateenatie Hft-top a Safe, teoroogb drying wlte bahn follows years of retreats Walter W. Ciirtia. Bishop Cur nedy: "You are regularly in from 13 Southern states today are acting because of principles, —milled around the mouth walt^ MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL raek •1290 to Communist demands by low- used by Allied military traffic. tele-vialon com mercials in ' the that their party is permanently not because of jobs. Flo-Tlini aanlUaed air face of towering oippoeition tis is to. Ronve attending the our prayers, sir, that Almighty ^ .. ing for news of those entombSd. S-Paea. Station Wagon ranking Allied officers stationed Zhukov demanded that all 'VWtican Coamcil. God may bless, strengteen, entrenched in Dixie. The workshop drew more than ^^e mine, known as the l ^ s a Excfaiaiva Goldad In the divided city after World travelers ^have military orders, foom oongreos and the broad- Republican leaders 100 delegates, most of whom TICKETS ON SALE: Aottoe waa a AatotnaUe Binao Agent . oaat induatry. The action came in response guide and inspire you. You may to Japanese, is one of the oldest M^enaer heipa dry tehea '59 V O U SW A G EN War n . that Soviet army military police to Father Fenton’s support of a be assured of the solidarity of | ended a three-day political said they favored Sen. Barry haad-rlnatag control the autobahn and that That opposition was maide and largest of its kind in Japan. apotfree In the face of an aggressive campaign to seek petitions for our loyalty and support. workshop. Miller charged them Goldwater of Arizona (or the .It was the scene in 1960 ot but subtle Soviet effort to whit customary traffic rules and reg overwhelnUngly clear in three Dr. Kinsolving said it wa.s an with the continuing job of press presidential nomination. Gold- Parkade Lanas—Nov. 1-Noy. 9 a Ezetaiatva, a ^ e wia* ulations be obeyed. the lmp«aictunen.t of Chief Jus- bloody clashes between striking « Tlvn drytag a tovaM e F oreelBln iwteHur •890 tle away at Western rights, the days of congressional hearings Uoe Btorl 'Warren. unprecedented occasion a n d ing for strength on all political water has not announced he will miners andl police. Panel Dellveiy Western officers haye often j Clay demanded that the Allies ending yesterday. levels. be a candidate but is expected Bte'ton’s— Nov. 7 Thnrs. Afternoon and Evening He had urged his parishioners somewhat of an acknowledg Police .sa;d the death toU a Klng-Stoe Oapaotty wlte fold taken tee easy way out. 1 determine the size of any con Throe dozen broadcasters He paid tribute to the South to do so. voys—both in number of vehi to sign tee i^ tlon s which were ment of gratitude to a man who, might rea,Ph 100. , do>wn dlvldera In 2-poafllva '59 STUDEBAKER Rather than argue with the paraded before a House com he said, helped people "break erners for “ extending and Four workers from the head-' M n. M. A. Dobkki—848-1818 cles and troops—and that the being gathered outside of top laak Russians when facing possible merce subcommittee to regis Bridgeport’s Blessed Sacrament o,ut of their suspicions and prej- strengthening your , precinct or- qusrters of Gov. Nelson A. Soviets not be allowed to control lidices and realize that we are ganlzaUon, tor Improvlnitig your Rockefeller of New York, who •490 cargo and equipment on the ve ter their objection to the PXJC’e Church Oct. 27. Father Fenton propooal to limit the length and is pastxxr o f the church. all one people.” financial position, and for se announ6ed his candidacy this H IVm Plok-U p hicles. lecting outstanding candidates week, circulated among the Zhukov agreed and Clay wrote frequency of oommerclale. Last Sunday the Parish The words drew heavy ap D od d O a im s As for moot members of the Bulletin announced that 674 plause. for office at all levels. Southern Republicans in what Bulletins / '59 PEUGEOT in his memoirs: "It was agreed “ The Republican party in the they called a getting acquainted that all traffic — air, road and subcommittee, they alternately signatures had 'been gathered. Kennedy’s address was aimed Culled from AP Wires praised the broadcaaters and "He acted,” Magr. Kearney at building up support for his | jf to stay.” he said tour. Aides Lied in rail — would be free from bor foreign aid program, belea-1 here for presidential elec Rockefeller’s . brother Win- While You're at Norman's Get The Best Buys on Famous •390 - der searches or control by cus denounced the FXXI. said, “in open oontravention to The testimony dealt with a directions previously given him guered In Congress. He told the 1 for congressional elec throp, a national commltteeman Carload Shipmenf Sonroef Sedan ’’ toms or military authorities.’’ tions, for statewide elections from Arkansas, declined to do RED A81EN1TY Otepka Case From the time American, Brit council that the family of man (See Page Two) (See Page Six) is worldwide and beset by trou- and for local elections. suiy politicking during the con MOSCOW (AP)—Pravda '58 V O U SW A G EN ish and French'' troops moved "Some state organizations are ference, saying he didn’t "want reportod without oommenS PAINTED into Berlin in July 1946 until the further along the organization to divert any energy from the to^y teat Clilneae Premier WASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen. spring of 1947 these rules on the Thomas J. Dodd caUed mi the road than others,” he said,” but purpose of the worksho'p.’’ Chow Enlai attended a So •1190 freedom of movement on the in every one of' the 18 states, “ Naturally,"' he said, ” I’m viet Eknbasay . recoptiaa to State Department today to brjng autobahn were genuine. KamMui-Olila ConvertUda charges against three of its offi our party is permanently en backing my brother.” Peking Friday in honor ot Elariy in 1947 the Soviets be- trenched.” The meeting was the third of tee 46th anniversary of the '58 VOLKSW AGEN cials. He said they have admit demandlng identifications ted in effect that they lied under Miller singled out financing as four such, regional workshops Bolshevik Revolution. On Uio 15? this still was a haj^azard the toughest problem in estab staged by the Republican Na-1 same page, the Communist OEMRIUI.I oath to Senate invesfigators. operation. SNOW Toasts AnytlibKlI M m , Too •990 "Thia la a shocking matter,” lishing and ertending GOP lines tional Ommittee to prepare the; party nefvspaper printed an ELECTIIIC in traditionally Democratic party organization (or next article from tee Chinese Americas Biggest Radio Value! Deluxe Sedan aald the Connecticut Democrat, (Sae Page Thirteen) PORTABU RMNO vice chairman of tee Senate In Dixie. year’s election. counterpart, the Peking Peo Daluxt Toast-R-OvM •58 DODGE ternal Security subcommittee. “ The fact that these state par Previous conferences were on ples Daily, whteh prais^ tits Fully aatomatte. . .varaatUo beat G-E PORTABLE RADIO Dodd's comments were made ties have managed this difficult the West Coast and in New Eng Bolshevik Revolution nnd Ills control. . .new safety heating to a reporter in another flare-up ‘Fire Bobby,’ Cry problem without the benefit of land. The next one is scheduled Soviet Union. elemente. . .tonst ahede controL •590 of tee controversy over tee dis office-holding political ma-1 for St. Louis. ComlOeto with eerrylng ^ Ton Panel Truck missal of Otto F. Otepka. vet Of Gov. Wallace U.S. SOT. FENCE NOW LESS OC* eran State Department security SAI^N , South VIot Nnm MODEL THAN J*lnTD idsae, Bhoulder strap, ear '57 V O U SW A G EN officer, over the protests of sub- (AP)—Fire from n hidden / T -ee oommlttee memters. , MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)— Communist machine-gun nesl phone and iiattory. Otepka was accused by tee de- Oovi Oeorge C. Wallace has de Senate I . Votes Trade Favor killed n U.S. Army sergeant N ew O.E. HIOH DOME AUTOMATIC •590 psurtment of supplying the silb- manded teat U.S. Atty. Gen. nnd wounded an enlisted mns 50 Foot Plek-Up Truck oommittee with information Robert F. Kennedy be fired in For Poland and Yugoslavia with a South Vietnamese pa SKILLET '57 V O U SW A G EN from confidential employe loyal a dispute revolving around tea trol near the Osmbodlaa Imms- Sections Mg SH iaeh anenker, fold- ty files. use of a government - rented der Friday. The sergeant, not WHh Oontnd and lid t wu oarrylng handle. Oaee The subcommittee made -pub automobile in which the Rev. 0 trade wivileges will keep immedlatMy Identified, was wnheanlraWr Terrlflo velne! lic on Friday statementa from Martin Luther King Jr., rode. WASHINGTON (AP) — Partyftee the 15th American, to faU to Mg family tea ao aaqr to •990 A Montgomery (founty grand leaders whipped the foreign-aid Poland and Yugoslavia from 80-dny waimaly on parts three State Department officlala (ailing under complete Soviet ooffibat in .South Viet Nana and labor. Kannaik-CMila Conpe acknowledging that wires were Jury report says it has evidence bill toward passage next week The im^ent occurred la MODEL MODEL P-6081 that King and two others were after the Senate voted to restore domination. 0-126 N o w L t e s 9 M Q C * connected to Oteidca’s telephone desolate Darlac Plateau, ITS EASTERN STATES 1 to permit eavesdiOTping dn con transported in an automobile President Kennedy’s authority Acceptance of the favored-na 921.95* Than l ^ anggeated Hat pries tion provision by tee Senate does miles northeast of Saigon. versations in hls(<^ce,' rented 'by the Justice Depart to extend trade privileges to TED TRUD( Poland and Yugoslavia. not mean it will be in the final It also made public excerpts ment. BUDMIIST ASSIST from earlier secret testimony of Ths report, issued Friday, The controversy over granting bill. It must survive the confer VOLKSWAOEt most-favbred-naUon treatment ence with the House. SAIGON. South Viet Nans the (^clals in which they de also demanded a full apology (AP)—South Viet Nam's now FARMERS TOLLAND TTJBNPKI from Kennedy “for this unlaw to the two Communist countries The Senate voted last year nied knowledge of tee installa regime received promlnsn BUY ON TALCOTrVILLB' tion of any listening devices in ful and deceitful conduct.” was one of the highest hurdles to continue most-favored-natlon treatment tor tea- two-countriea from-Buddhlst leadejs toOlF - Phona 6«a-28M O fcj^’B dWM, Wallace, who returned Friday to be cleared, and the- Senate vaulted it Friday 66 to 14. In the trade bill, but the House they will help in the wav The officials are John, F. ReU- night from a New Englanfl against communism Pnd- lonA ea sy epeoUng tour, accueed the Jus The vote defeated an attempt refused to go along. EXCHANGE Authorlaet ty, deputy aseistsnt secretaiv of dhlsism ono' plaY a major rsto NORMAN’S Its approval Friday was the tice Department of conspiring by Sen, BYank J. Lausebe, D- state for aeourltyr David I. Bel- In tee cam pUga ngatawt Uto LAWN and GARDEN CENTER TERUSI Danhr Isle, special aseistant to RelUy; with elvil I rlahts workers and Ohlo, to irirlke from tee aid biggest victory ,fpr tee sdminis- demanded a congressional in authorisation a provision restor trdtion so far in tee two weeks Viet Cong gueirlUaa bgr psto and J&mor D ew w HlU, chief of paring the nnUso’s BndtDilBl TOLLAND TPKE., BUCKLAND—TEL. 848-5128 the Dlvlaian of Technical Serv vestigation. ing the authority to Kennedy. of debate. It followed a series KNOWN FOR SERVICE and VALUE ices In tee dspartment’s Office The Justice Department first Fighting Continues Tlie moat-favored treatment la etbaeks which saw the Re- mllUons payohologloally, asM Open DaUy 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.— Sat. 8 A jil. to 12 Noon TMeh Dm N^ep, a O PEN D A IL Y 9 to 9 rLENTYFEEE OPEN if Security. denied teat the ear waa used to accorded to this country’s non- flican and Democratic lead- Moioocate loldien iqan automatie weapons on hilltop near the disputed A lg ^ agrM to cutting Kenoady’a Biiildlilst spoke CLOSED'SUNDAYS PAkKINa flM v aaUI UMlr statsm eate, tnmqxMl King tnm BtrmlBg- Communist tradliig partnsn sATimbAT unm « 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE EVENINOS jaut-Motneean border, 'teoradie fightinr oontinuea deapitpite eease-fiie pact. (AP and guainntass hmar to r'" JaUsi nnder tha Bfa F b o te iH L ) admliiistnUeo ^ifHss.ltat 'iDtom ssglnto. T I 1. 1 ?■y
P A < » W C EAN'CmBSTS* BVBNTNG ITERAL©, MASttHESTER, C 0m i^R a3gltB A ¥r^m ilBlt •, i m ,ll!ASCHESPim MAHCHISTER, CONN., SA-TUKDAY, NOVIMBER V, 1968 jPACE
with the exception of the radio t. spot advertising, WINF did not ntl,-SAT.-SUN.! Deme^ Agent supply any ot the promised pro CWM DINE M f motion items. ANSriELDUZ, He says that he carried out DANCE Toii{M Skinner Rd. School Opens Defendants in his end of the contract,' *by m ■ 9H2.WimkUIITlC.CTJ By AUWED RHCINWOLJD erecting the sample A-frame ^ I* AT THE VERT POPULJkR It'S duiferoui to ittp Into the West dealer . Damage Suit cottage, and by turning over $2,- *ep* S. Iwliir imw auction with a silent partner Betti sidet vnlaeraMo 180 to the defendants. NOKin , H e' claims the damages be and two talkative opponents. A 10 S 2 TIm abecnoe of bathing beau cause of "the great financial Unless you ' ave good distribu ty I 7 8 S 2 ties is otic of the alleged breach loss" he suffered as a result of tion, It 1s usually wise to keep Q 7 4 es of contract, which la the the alleged breaches of contract. as silent as your partner. *733 basis of a .oivll suit for $20,000 Deme. who moved to Carlbad, West dealer ^ hi damages brought aguinst WKT EAST N.M., early this year, now tISS imwTOm * N Both stdea vulnerable AK« AJ9t4S Jtriin Deme, former owner ot owna and operates a radlo-'TV Opening load—Queen of Dia- tyAQI*’ <734 Radio Station WINF, and his Plaa Second Big Hit In Color Monds station in that city. 7 Wnlnut SL, Maaohnitor OQJ10 83 OK92 agent, Ronald Wright, of 299 The Federal Communications "WOMEN of the WORID” South thought his notrump A Q 6 A K 9 2 Cooper Hill St. evereall would show balanced SOUTH Commission, last month, ap Chef Onrio offers theo* darence T. Nicholson ot proved the sale of Radio Station Nnrmted by Peter UatiBOT J diatributlon and about 17 or 18 A A Q 7 South Windsor claims, in a SAT. S-P-B-O-I-A-Ml points. This was quite true, but ty K 10 WINF, for $225,000, to Sidney Gnte 6:88—Shown At 7 p.m. ■4 f UU \ Oie taiformation did North no 0 A I 3 writ filed with the town cl.'M-k, Walton, owner of the Profit Re on oiBBlIng hot pinttent good kt all. A A I 10 t 4 that Deme, through his sales search Publishing Co. of Mlne- Wist North East SoaA man, Wright, fraudulently re ola. L.I. RUMP STEAK, r ■ West's opening bid showed at presented the terms under •ONION RINGS I2.7S least U or IS points In high 1 ty Pass 1 A 1 MT The property attached in the 01 sards, and Bkist’s response Double All Pass which Station WINF would aot action is on 'Vernon St. and at STANLEY WARNE showed at least 6 points. South as promotion agent for Nlchtrt- Palm and Cooper Hill Sts. , soTi’s A-frame cottage, at a India Missionaries at Zion b o n e l e s s s ir l o in therefore knew that the oppon two diamonds or some such >v'l ents had at least 18 or 19 of the charge ot $2,500, plus $100 The Rev. Samuel G. Leuig.i STEAK ...... $S.M harmless contract. for each cottage sold. veteran India missionary, and OoUegtate Institute, BronocvlHs, TATE Blissing IS points, and they It's helpful to describe your FCC Mulls Cut N. Y. Blight even have them all. What hand when your partner can Under the alleged terms. Mrs. Lang, missionary deacon Mntio by flM “PeUtiMlxW’ was Qie advantage of bragging Nichoieon was to build a modei Misskmary and Mrs. Lang then choose a reasonable con In Commercials ess, will speak Sunday at the have lived In Bangalore, South about his own 18 points? tract. When he cannot, your de cottage and place k for view When South was doubled, he on the property of Plantland, ___ annual Mission Festival at Zion India, since 1902. Ttito is a large scription will help the enemy. Evangelical Lutheran Church. Industrial city with a popula Blight well have tried to get out Dally Questioii on Tolland Tpke. (Continued from Page One) at two clubs. If North had only In return, Nicholson claims, They will present an Illustrated tion of one and one-half mttlion. t .1 Partner opens with one heart, lecture at 9 a.m. for the Sunday Together wHh Indian oo-work- sm s one or two clubs he might have and the next player doubles. the radio station was to erect a bill of Rep. Waiter Rogera, D- r a long diamond suit and rescue swimming pool display (com Tex., that aaye the FCC hea no School, and will speak at wor ers, the mlaslotiary serves three [UCNNItDLH* I JO H SA U l You hold: Spades, 10-6-t; ship aervicas at 10 and 11. congregations of more ttian 800, at two diamonds. As the cards Hearts. 8-7-8-S-I; Diamonds, 7- plete with authentic bathing authority to make any rules m t actually lay. South would have beauties), provide a motor boat about commercials. Mrs. Lang will appear in a and a small congregation of SnaitaliMifih.*kOa 4; Clubs, 7-8-t. sari, the naUve costume of the German settlers In that otty. escaped vlrtiuilly scot - free at What do you say? and sports oar display, adja Aotuaily subcommiittee mem women of India, and will die- Shown At 12-2:40-5:20-8:00 two chibs. Answer; Pass. The spirit is cent to the A-frame cottage, bers may be less concerned with SUN. and MON. Bad ReeuH pushing the bill than in demon play articles from that country. DKATH EXAGGERATED Conttnuouo From 2 P.M. willing, but the cards are too provide 500 Pepsi-coia picnic Missionary Lang will preach LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac At notrump South didn't get weak. Even a raise to two baskets (valued at $6 each) to strating a show of opposition to ,4'i in German at the 11 a.m.'uerv- tress Bette Davis and several TUES. NIGHT ONLY away unscathed. West held the hearts is too much for so hope be passed out to prospective the F(Xj. Passing a bill is a ice, when Communion will be other unnamed pefsons are be first trick with the queen of dla- less a hand. purchasers, and originate radio long, involved legislative pro CINEMA GUILD celebrated. ing sued for $1.6 million by for S OUTSTANDINO HITS FRIDAY monds, and Bast won the sec programs from the site, as well cess. U may be simpler to per The missionaries both served mer actress Claudia Dell, who ond tiick with the king. This For Sheinwold's 88-page book as provide and pay for $2,000 suade the FCC to hold back. "llio Student Prince” NOV. 1» in India for 37 years and pis says she was falsely reported to plus "Kim” gave Bast the chance to lead let, "A Pocket Guide to worth of spot advertising on Whether the broadcasters and to return there next year. 'The have died by suicide In Miss Da 9:80 AJW. a heart through the king. Bridge," send 50 cents to television. oongresamen succeeded will not are presently on furkmgii in vis' autobiography. to South was lucky to win four Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. In addition, Nicholson says be known until after Dec. 9. this country. The Rev. Mr. Lang Miss Dell said Friday the ac tricks, but this still cost him a Herald, Box 8818, Grand Central that, WINF was to provide $1,- That la the day the FOC will was a next-door nedgtibor in count was in Miss Da^s' book penalty of 800 points. If South Station, New York 17. N. T, 500 Worth of radio spot adver begin ks own hearings on the New York of the Rev. Paul G. "The Lonely Life." Miss Dell had passed, the opponents Copyright INS tising ot 50 seconds each. proposal to regulate - oonvmer- 9 Prokopy, pastor of Zion Church. said she is a director of a mod would have played the hand at General Features Corp. Nicholson further alleges that. mala. They both attended Concordia eling school in Beverly Hills. A Orest Fun-Thrill Show! m m Kirk Douglss-MItzl Osynor SHOW “FOR LOVE OB MONEY” View of patio. Classroom wall on left shows unique window treatment. In color 6:80 snd 10:05 Phis: Robert Mitrhum E. MsrtlneUi "RAMPAGE” In color 8:25 I Mileto Design ^8UN~MorTTlrui»^ fmaisU f i a u 4 "Hie S Stooges Go Around The World In A Dsxe” Startles Some STORY AND PHOTOS 3:85, 6:45 snd 9:55 NOV. IS Plus: By EDWARD FREEMAN ONi.V'8 NirpS "SEIGE of the SAXONS" HON. thra n u , f p .l viewers of the new Skinner In color 2:00-5:15-8:20 SAT. t r.M. Rd. School fall into only two Teacher Mrs. Nancy Johndrow checks her new desk. Teacher Nancy Pickett tests blackboard."^ 5 HATlNBEO Attention ehlldrca! Monday, TBVU. 8 r.M. categories—those who like It and Visit our schools Matinee only at 1:80. It’s SAT. * SDN. thoae who don't.' onr Mrthdsy! Free enposkes 1:88 O liiO P.M. to AIL It ia different. On ooreeBi "S Stooges" aai BA8TKBN OTAnS There are many unusual “Seigo of tho Saxons" OOU8BVM features in the building, includ WMt SpriBcflaiO ing hand-fitted wood ceiling beams, floor to celling black boards, few walls In the class rooms, they're either all black Exehisivk Hortford Showing! board or all bulletin board.xu corridor celling treatment de SOMETHING WONDERFUU signed for rapid maintenance, and a ventilating system that ap For Hm Family le So* Tegeflierl N pears to be very effective. American For safety purposes, each A H m loaint tlN vM im itl classroom has a door leading outside. The gymnasium floor is hand- Walt Disney. lald wmiiden tile. Unglazed Ule along the cor ridors cuts down on glare. 1-^ T b op n a sW l^ Lighting In the classrooms Is best described as brilliant. Each classroom is wired to a Education central TV receiving circuit. If educational television is desired later, only the sets will be re Today ConL 12 Noon BURNSIDE quire. Sun. ConL 2 P.Ml A central Intercommunica tions system wlU allow the staff to broadcast to as many rooms as they select. An AM-F’M re V ceiving ' set permits piping of DRIVE music or news Into classrooms. IN The fire alarm system in cludes a warning device that goetC off if the alarm system BOLTON NOTCH becomes Inoperative. It is an extremely comfortable building to be In. TONIGHT—ENDS SUNDAY—You Must Sen U For Youmelf 1 NOVEMBER 10 to 16 WlUiam Mileto dertgned it, .M-Q-Mp Douglas Dahin built it, and, if exiperince i« any criterion, others ELIZABETH / RICHARD will copy It. The Lake Street TAYLOR / BURTON School, also designed by Mileto, has been Inspected by many “ Ti’’ " building committees. Pupils are assured of protection from weather while awaiting school buses Education strengthens the Nation . '1 BuUding committee chairman 1s John (Jottier. Joseph Novak, secretary of the committee is the principal of the 26-room The American system of free public creatio n traditional American apprcciatbn of the supreme sohool. FUnal costa of the project have worth of the individual. T im V .I.R s ;iot yet been tabulated, but low k a most vitol force in equipping this nation's bid for the construction was $756,721. Total estimate In children and youth to meet the many challenges^, The moral support of all citizens is rtecessary MMAVIMOiriiie MCTSOOfM-OM cluding arohlteot's fees and equipment was $882,500. Gym floor is wooden'tile. Work continues on the cafeteria at the rear of the gym. of the future. -Our nation's schools ...the schools in the great task of educating young people for "VIPS” AT 9:46 "ON THE DOUBLE” AT 8:05
of Connecticut and Manchester...'are essential theif roles as responsible citizens of the future.'^ BONUS AT 6:80—BBUSHFIBE—GREAT AOnOT^ to preserving the American way of life. A rapid Won't^you do your part by visiting Manchester ly changing world requires education change to schools rrcxtweek. They'll be observing Operi meet new challenges without diminishing the House just fo ry q u ! Sunday Dinners ON THE FLAMING SWORD American Education Week is endorsed by these firms OUR SEAFOOD ARAMA ' COOK'S SERVICE STATION URBANEHI SHOE REPAIRING MR. AUTO WASH ^ 2.95 ' GREEN PHARMACY DECI'S DRIVE-IN ^ tIr E c it y — 357 BROAD STREET Lobster — Shrimp — Scallope — Mushrooma — Holland GREEN PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP WILLIAMS O il c o m p a n y Onions — Tomato Wedge — Duchess Potato — Indian Rice and Baby Peas Served Flaming NEW MODEL LAUNDRY . ‘ MEMORIAL CORNER STORE FRANK'S SHOE SHOP— 310 MAIN ST. TURNPIKE AUTO BODY WORKS RAYMOND E. GORMAN INS. AGENCY tu rn p ik e tv and APPLIANCE ON THE FLAMING SWORD BERUBE'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE RUSS'S MARKET REED'S. INC..- ' OUR BEEF BROCHEHE GREEN BARBER SHOP- ^ OLCOTt STORE KEITH FURNITURE COMPANY SHADY GLEN DAIRY BAR BURSACK'S MARKET NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY 3 .4 5 Prime Beef — Mushrooms — Holland Onions — Tomato HIGHLAND PARK MARKET WESTOWN PHARMACY ACETO & SYLVESTER Wedge — Green Peppers — Duchess Potatoes — Indian CHARTER OAK FOOD STORE CORNELL BAKE SHOP HOUSE & HALE DEPARTMENT STORE Rice wid Baby Peas Served Flaming ___ PETE'S GROCERY MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN WATKINS BROTHERS, INC. Also Included: Our regular menu, of over 40 selec LENOX PHARMACY_ 1 ‘ MEDICAL PHARMACY ^ _ __ PRINT-MART COMPANY tions—12 to 9 Sunday. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP ! REGAL MEN'S SHOP i:!i: I VIC'S PIZZA SHOP COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN MISTER DONUT BEAUPRE MOTORS. SULLIVAN'S RED and WHITE STAND SUNDAY 12 NOON la 9 P.M. HALLMARK PHARMACY ROY and JOHN FLOOR COVfe^G EARL VAN CAMP HEATING CENTER 'f e w B: FROM A FRIEND MANCHESTER WALLPAPER & PAWTCO.paIin t ^ EDWARD R. PRICE— EXTERIOR and - LIGGEH DRUG CO.— PARKADE STANEK RADIO and TELEVISION INTERIOR PAINTING - PLEASANT VIEW LOD^ I R*. 8—4 Miles Bast of WUUmaatle—Uaersstlew 4I«-M8i iiiiBHHaiiiiiainin i Interlocking panels on wall near office may be used for display. Bob Landry, L*wler Rd„ and Ed Neilsen, Brimwood Dr., take a preview peek, Builder Douglas Dahm insp^ts oven in kitchen. ' •i '.r; PIG S irn m ttAWCHESJBE-EVENING ITBRALD. MANriTfRflTyft, o ^n n , SATTTRnAv, Ni•VJ 3EB 9,JL868 . llANCHESSTER EVENING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1968 PAGE FIVE No Joy In Kennedyland? » Area Churches Another of those atatiatlca Connecticut Sitnttns Ifpraid that seem to emharraas the « . BatMrd’a a Kennedy administration more RotdrvUle Metiiedlat O m n* • FUW JW I> W THS 148 Orove S*. M. Bemafdte Ter., ■nuLo nuifTDfa______OO. ~ INC. than they pleoae it cornea up Yankee U BUwell 8 b ««t urches Rev. LMrreaee M. HDl. Paator Rev. PatrM i P. Maleney, 1 Mmch—t«r. Oonn. now, in the record rate ^ 588.0 By A.H.O. ecoach Once Town’s Only Link _. 1CA8 r. rBRoiysoN WALALTER R. rEROURON billion a year for our Orbss Na The Preabyterion Church Church of the AMomptioa ^ ZkiB BvaageUeal 9:80 am., Chnroh school for M aratii at 7, 8, 6, M aad U am . By ANTHONY CHEMA8I PiMiahen tional Product, attained in the Had the DMnocrats bean able 48 Bpmee 8t. Adams St. and TTiompsoa Rd. aU a gea Ela, the son of a Methodist routs orwtod. Joseph McVeigh the appearahee of dial tele- VlgaiHledid October 1, U n Rev, gomes Ransom, Foator > One of Monoheater’e village minister, -was only- 22 when be was aimxiinrted to ca rry the phones in 1929, with dial equip- third quarter of this eurfent to place former OongTaaaman Rev. Francis J. Mlholek , (Mlaaoail Synod) 10:46 km., Nuraety through Oooper and nm g gli l i Stto Sh Orada 8 oontinusa. M. ftoOMto of Aa charme, back when It was not began pitolishlng toe Manchee- fourth route. housed to a new building Brorr EvtntaE Bsc«pt year. Donald Irwtoi, a candidate Pastor . Soofli Win 9:80 a.m ., Christian Elduca- Rev. Ernest J. CoppB 10:46 a-m ,. Motntog.Won Morning. Wortitip. mu<* mere than a village, woe ter paper. With Offices at De-Free city delivery came to at the present address oh E. SundaiTa and Holiday*. Bntared at whose fatoukraoly happy diapoal- Rev. Paid O. Prohupy, Paator Rev. Oordsti B. an iaolatlon broken only by lb* Poet OCHo* at Mancbaater Conn, Tbia is, M wCongregational Church 7:46 a m ., Kofy Oommunton. God’s Itonds,” tha R«v. Mr. More roads, of oourae. was —and by 1900 there were only ?or Tneaday—1 p.m., __ Monday. a fine depression next year. United Church of Ckirtot kodruotion by tiM Rev. Mr. Bowtnon preaofaing. P le d g a not the solution. The people, $518,000. Special delivery let- change. Though all locals and Por W e d n e ^ y ^ l p.m Tuaaday where they battled RepuhHcan 7 pm ., Slvening Service wdth Noetrand. Oaaaea. Nunaoy and *9 am., BDIy Otenmimton. 67 subscribers In town. For Thuraday—1 p.m. Wedneadrday. One thing that has happened, worth mixed with some hints of the Rev. Paul Gullans of The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson oardi will ba preaanfBd for the Mke those in most other towns, In the i^" eleprn. book tens to 1 ^ . n^bered about Por Friday—1 p.m. Thuraday M inister K toderga rtw i to ttia CMUbran’a were significantly ignorant of we think, la that t|ie Kennedy RepubUoan divialan, the Demo Greater Europe Mission, gueet Chapel. 10:46 am., Holy church and church oobool bwto- forr the whole state subscribers * month; today about 1,- ^25 For Saturday—1 p.m. F rid v. Rev. Joseph H. Dudley what was happening in the 900 a month. From only a few operators, clerks and .super- Claaained deadline: 10:SD a.m. crata looked a Httie tired and apeaker. 11 am., Mbrntog Prayer and Mbmlng lYny«r. ete fo r 1984. l b s A a tio r ChW ' are helpfully advised that If •ach day pablfcation except odmlniatration, in power, hoe Associate Mtadstor oountry, in toe state, and oc thousand pieces of mail per visors In the traffic depart- worn. WerineBday, 7:30 p.m., Mid Hoiy ItepthButom wi8iw itti awrnon by wfll sing. / theyuiey experience troubleuouoie wiinwith ------r---— -- rn«nt Saturday — f a.m. stopped being quite so -gito Rev. Francis. C. Hawes 8-6 pm .. BUtvor ton and oraft 10:80 amu, Gburoh i ‘ casionally even to the town it How you ooB wki almost week Servtoe of Bible study and tile Rev. Mr. HBMwnan. Misin- the telephone they should write to liSi CliiCluef operator at the local .Minister of Religions Education GJtIMJM, ilXlClBOraa■ b y Tbung M m te through Orada 4, self. The news that the travel- a letter to the company. ^toy handles about 100,000 y q vwrtber 0 about a good many things, like evarythtag in sight and sUll prayer. beni of Orange Lodge will be o ffic e is Mlsis Gladys M. Sul- come but of an ataction day FoapleVi FeUmnhip. 10:46 am., Mb ~ era brought was not always re At probably the same period. pl«cea j>er day. GNP growth rates or mlasija' fuetoo. BB^ -tilW ng nuraery to llcan. Heading the Installation with something of a dull. Jaded 8, 9:16 end 11 a.m„ Morning WtehModay, 10 Hloky Sennon to|^: liable and was often obsolete. telegraph service was begun at Competition Fold* H ie Temptation OonoonUa Lutheran Chorcdi Children and maintenance forces ar* f?»pa feekng, os if it hod been as Worship. Sermon: “Now, Oon- Oommunton. Queotikm o f tha A f Flrat Poatmastor the Manchester railroad office. Competing with The Man- 40 Pitkin St. 7 pm., Evening Prayer fol- John Becker and Stiles D. Cltn- Forty Manchester listings, all on one page, were in the 1888 telephone book. Today there are almost 28.000. 9 Perhaps, also, the Kennedy ceming the Oontrlbutlan.’* ’nHgin ynm auMugli ot a cdvfl much of an escape as a triumph ■ev. Pool C. Kaiser, Pastor. kxwed by the ’^ovetnber to JW dey, • H oly Oom- Pipkin, student With the incorporation of the When mall delivery to houses Chester Herald for a time was —that woidd be one o f the mys- 6:30 pm., CTP Chib In Wood munton. town, some improvement In befran in 1906 In South Manches- the Manchester News, started MbeHSaa paMem kt tlie varioua administration has come to Ekudqr SericB.” Suhjeot: “H m p readitog. T h e Senh Telegraph, Radio ruff HaJl. Guest apeaker from communications was made. The ter toe post office was located in 1893 by William J. Flood as some sober racognttion that It tsriaa of poUtical psychology. 9 am.. Holy Oommunlon, W ays and Teachlnga of the oiug. Fledge oarda Telegraph service in to\tm is atw tfca ratum Nov. 5 to mg- the Hartford Y. Jehevnli'B Wltaesaa town got a postmaster. Wells on Main St. where Clifford the South Manchester News. la not so much w hat w « pro But the deduction has to he that church school and nursery. Cbunoh.” a n te d fo r maintained today at Potterton's geot ttMt ttw RepiHilloan party, the Democrats to Conneotieut 7 p.m.. The first in a series Wedneoday, 10 am.. Holy Ktogdom Hah fo r 1984. Woodbrldge. which meant Men's Store Is now located. Wal- The News was published aa an q. duce os what we diattibata and 10:80 am., The Servlee, of fi've cla.sses to church mem Rt. SO, RookvtUa aa It' moNva tovfard ncsit No have bean pbitioualy long to church school and nursery. Oommunlon. 7 p m ., ju n ior 1 F iB cw - slighiUy better service to toe ter B. Cheney was postmaster eight-page w eel^ until 1922 bership conducted by the Pastor community. Nevertheless,' toe vember, la going to be faced use and aetuaUy pay for which power; they are pa^pa even 6 p.m., Knights of St. John. Daily, 7 p.m. Evening Pray- ehlp w ill go to r to B u t - and the population was at about when It began pu&lriiing on a deiivYra telLn ^T^ WOMEN'S DAYS A^T BURTON'S in the Federation Room. Sub • pmu, PuMto Btoto talk g iv postal service then, despite val twice-a-weik batis. AttempU reoBy measures n bd ba r wa sUghtly bored with themstivea 6:30 pm., Luther Leagua ford. N o utautb at i ntor PB- vaMi tenaptaMona It mual not ject: "What Is Christianity 7" en ^ . a ivgeTiBtidBIliiiii o f the iant attempts, -was not known Post offices were also located were mode to place the paper u,y„ are a proaparoua notloa. and imaasy over their position, g i t e jfM d bA aMber lo r Ma own aalce, knowing that thoy may have Whtehtowra gooMly, J. ■ntith for its promptness. at Highland Park. Manchester on a daily basis to compete OomnoBd^ BOptiot ar lor Ibad of the oountry. It Is true enough that, avaa. no new jtmoa to go axoept Sonth Methodist CImreh Emanuel Lutheran Church Jir. Bto subject; Death a Improvement in the nation's Green «,d at ^ckland. by^t^ay^% Rev. J. Msniey Shaw, O. D. 586 £. Center St Doorway to WHBtr Vnltod on N ov. 5 in Its opologetica, the Kennedy down; It la ohnost axlotnadlc Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor k, Bolton poet office system came with First Carriers ago. At one time It. both a«ept- Rev. Ray C. HolUs Jr. R ev. Ales H. Elaeeser, BOaleter 4:16 pm ., Choup improvements in transporta k i atrengUi fo r administration was still using tha^ after you have been doml- Re\’. M elvin T . Peterson, W . S o ig The flrat three carriers ap- clrcuiatloti o f 2,(K)0. The N e ^ delivered messogee, but naiait king enough, you begin to Assistant Pastor of tha Oat 16, IMS towe of tion and, in 1863, w ith , the in pointed in South Manchester was not sucoe^l as a daily today la mainly lim l^ to de- — kt kwge the old theoriaa, in which this 9 and 10:46 am.. Morning 9:80 am., Church School for the W atchtowor magnOtee, or- M h ib ter if iTs m fashion its at ebUeet only vidnenibUltiea. troduction of free city delivery. llvering thrae or four telegrams eMea or In bonier atatea—^wlw third quarter htcreosa ki our But If you want to feel raaHy W orship. Church School, mins- 9 a.m., Divine Worahip and a ll egea. Ctooaaa through Ctoode tinto; “When God b* King over Thet Improvement, thou^. Simonson and George Smith. Elwood Ela. TTie Herald’s ^ ■ -'t 1 AS Om Btoth.” Suadtiy Bohool made a apeedaJ point o( talcing production w«a discounted be sad for the Democrats to the ery through Grade 8. Grades 8 Oiunh School. Nursery olaae 4 have an expanded aeadon did not come to Manchester They worked48 hours a week pitolltiier, died tn 1924 andRadio i« the latest communl- cause, after aU, it merely main nddst of aM their viotory, the and 9 oloasea attend Church). for three-year olds, Laoting through the morxdng WedoBBtey, 7:80 pm., Group until 1906. Until then, the and received $600 a year. Thomas Ferguson, by now a cationa medium to be estab- lliie antl-Kennody, antt-Supreme 10:'i6 am.. Second Mile CSUb wondiip oervioa Btoto otudlea In tbs book "L et 10 and 10:46 am.. Monihig tained the "gap between «ur thing to do is atop and realise 10:30 a.m.. D ivine Wooohip SeRBoat **IbBB la tow’napeople made regular Smith's route consisted of new^>oper man with 35 yeara iished within the town The OowC, aaid, wtaat, t f one wanta that the moot poaltlve single de for Qrades 8 and 9. Senior High 10:80 am., MioRdng Worahip. Tbur Ntone Ba SwMtifiad” held visits to the poet office to pick Maple St. and atreeta south to of experience, took over the radio station WINF on actual and our potential oot- and Church School. At both tit tha Kingdom BUI and «t five . .. for KUiiDg.” IT tMa oouniry to >v«, one muat velopment of the day, the re- Forum. services; Pastor Anderson will Oodfee hour after aervloe. Ser up their mail. CTharter Oak S t.; So. Main St. paper’s operation. / 8 pm.. Junior Mgh TouUi 1230 kilocycles, went on the air Sr' put” Our potential output is 7 pm., Junior High FeUow- mon: “A iPractloal Fatth.” other kxstinonn to the RodevUte to toe South School, then west Ferguson died in 1961 after ©n May 16, 1968 alao eal Iba antt-Amarioan oovery of Mkyor Richard Lee, preach, “How Much ShaU We group. The introduction of a news ahlp, R eoep tim H a ll S en io r Nuraety. a re a / paper in Manchester about 1870 on Hackmatack St. to Prospect ft2 years with the Manchqster ytmr at Ib a racial laaue. ever on the rise; the aln is whan the young potttiool veteran, of Share?” Pledges for 1964 wlU Friday, 7:80 pm., Tbaoertitie Preceding that moment was t some of hla previous vots-get- H i^ Fellowahip, Cooper Hall. 7 pm., BKde otudy dags on 8:80 pm., Senior High Youth; was an im portant faptor In St.; north on Prospect St. to Herald. He was 81. These eandidaitee who took wa do not keep does to produc be made by members and can MUdBUy Scbool. fton. "Far firam Akraa” admost four yeara of waiting SMILINO SEfIVICB ting dynamism to the dty of Ihtemational potiuok. vassers w ill be oommiaBioned. Bode of Acte. Junior and Sen breaking down a oonununlca- Hartford Rd. then west to West His grandsons, Walter R. and preparations. Iheir plaeas on the aagregatton ing a l we could. 7:30 pm., Memberahlp semi ior High Baptiot Youth PW- 8:30 pm., Servtoa St.; part of Pine St., then Coop- and Thomas F. Ferguson, are New Haven, is a ttiumph which Nursery. Tbeme: "Be UURed to tha l/ano tlons barrier that existed with John Deme, who headed the aMa at the hMM managed to But the real gap, the g^> it has no sasy path forward. nary, Susannah Wesley Hall. towahipa IWeettvme Oongiegatinnal the surrounding area. News er HUH, Campfield, and part of tbe -resen- publWhers. ______6:80 pm., Pre-oonfiimation at ttia Etad.- Ohurob Manchester Broadcasting Oo., acfcleva, lor their pains, a new would be disaslroua folly to Mayor Lea aooma up again, ias 8 p.m.. Tw enties cuid T h ir League Family Night to the papers had been available be- Cooper; and Cedar St. and toe Today. The Herald provides asked toe POC for peimisBion a young Democrat ready and ties 'Will meet at parsonage, 17 Ohorah of tha NaoareBa Rev. Robert K. . fore then but they paid little south side of Pleasant St. coverage of toe community and to construct the station In 1954. MM «r ttvialon ki the ale- have widen on ua, would be Youth Room. Rockvllla Baptist Ohorah M lnlstar able to go up the potttioal lad Bond St. The Rev. Mr, HolUs Wednesday, 10 am. and 7:16 886 Bfota S t attentlcm to the Mfuvehester Allen’s route started on Oak neighboring towns. Through the T w© groups from Hartford SURPRISE! glanoa at wHta voters ki thefar the usual peacetime gap be- * m uoioB sk / der. But when, after examining will be the apeaker. Robert J. Sboff, Paator community. St. and worked north taking all Associated Press, exceptional though also applied for toe tween what we eon uee end p.m., B ible ^ u d y chapel. W to tiBOp W .F atasw t i M PnB 11 am., Morning wottiitp IM:.. such a potential party asset, 7:30 p.m.. Adult membership Early Paper •treeta north and erat to Hw- coverage is also given to state, same frequency and a legal bat- udiat we actually do produce. you find there le no easy way ra^e--- e atrvtoe aad church sebooL Ser- The first new^joper appears rlson St.; then north to E. national and world news. Im- tie was d con Orange Hall, E. Center Bt. 11 am., M oR i^ Worahip. Laonozd BouneL North Coventry. The paper tostead of axtendtog the psy- Aseooiato Minister 10:46 am., Worahip Servtoa 7:80 pm., granfaig goopel Phone Service delayed that station’s opening.' sumption, not production. Per- chologloal victory of lost Tues Eugene Brewer, Minister 7 pm.. Youth nnaatinga seems to have consist^ almost Orchard and Winter Sto nearly 30 years, toele- „ ______gn itlan kita the Dem ocr a ts stMl Meoaage by the paator. Thama: hour. A tiansmisBlon line shorted out, day to tha Demomots, who won Tuesday, 8 pm ., OoundJ entirely of advertisements, and S 1 m c^s en carried irarK, phones In Manchester were the some equipment stored in a wen, bat by raduoed macgkia. .hi^M, in its present restraint 10 a m ., M bm lng W orship and “ The Cfauroh and Our Nation.” masting in aanotuary. almost sverythtog, we would be 9:46 am., Bible drill for chil MiondBy, 7f80 p m .. M eeting birth, marriage and death no- Oiurcn, Forw , winnM CT., and “ magneto” type with the user bam was burned when fire over ouRont production figures Church School. Nureery. Ser 6 pm.. Youth Servtoea. of board of Thera are. It was thua aatali- a little nervous, If we were a dren. ticea But nothing was particu Main St. Park to Myrtw, vigorously turning a crank to swept the structure, and a gust mon by the Riev. Mr. Davis. 7 pm., Bvangehettc Servtoa o f n r a t In th e n a Ofanrdh alone, the Kennedy odminlatro- Democrat, over the poasibUtty 11:16 am. to 12:15 pm.. 10 am., Bible classes for oU Meaoage by the paator. Therne: larly related to Manchester. Eldgerton, Newman; then toe gummon the operator. This style of wdnd blew’ over the 150-foot ages. the ChelBtiim Servtoe Brigade. R ookvllla i*‘ whera the RepubMoana oan pick tkm la beginning to realise as that what lu t ’Tuesday really Church achod tor Grades 7 ’’Jehu The K ing.' The paper may have been dis north side of Cwiter St. to Win- gave way to modem improve- tower as it was being erected >3 10:46 am .. M orning Wonahiip. Wedoe^nay, 7:80 pm., Prayer The Rev. C. Henry Aaderaon ap aotea msreiy by fkaniiiwlng much. revealed was the tiiope of abme through 12. Wedneoday, 7:80 pm.. Pray tributed from Hartford to sur ter; BUm Ter., Pine, north side ment In 1910 with the opening behind the Manchester Shop- We Are Continuing and feBpwaUp maetoig. eleotians to oome. When the Re- Sermon: "The Fridt of Godly Vloe Pastor rounding towns with only a sly of Pleasant, and Oooper St. of a new telephone office in the ping Parkade. the racial kwue ki openly aegre- 6 pm., Family Night potiuok. er and Brotoe servtoa, wMh mla- :80 pm., Meeting pubUbana bald th eir ground to 6:30 pjn.. Speaker, Dr. Sorrow.” sdonaiy emphaato, change of masthead. But to from toe church to W. Center Grange Hall building on Center V^en the station went on of chitrch school otttoera and w lum* uonxvtnMpon gahoniat tarnra or in the vague More, More, Mine Norwalk ogalnat Irwin, when Nathaniel Guptill, “What’s A 2:30 p m ., Annued bu dget people hungry fo r news It poub- St.; Walnut, Ridge, Summer st. toe air, using toe first three they even rarveraed the trend of meeting. 10 am., Junior Choir ably made Uttle difference. In and then Center returning to The new switchboard had letters of “information”- as ita and etndva but atffi segxega- Conference?” * Entertoin- .y, 8:16 pm ., Fostorte It would be churlish indeed the day and elected Thomas 6 .m., Ehrening W orship. Ser 8 pm., Mr. and Mrik CMb Manchester, though, the paper Cooper, and finally GriswoW places for six operators—three call letters, it dedicated itself tloniat ofetaBoaMona o f a Gold- nvent provided tor young chil dtiaa of baptism. to disoount a pleasant rain. Mayers to Stamford, when they dren through Grade 6. Older mon: "Great Bible Charactera A Thought for Today Sun., 9 am., Sunday sohool was shortlived. and Broad Sta. handling local calls, two for toll to providing service to the — Cain and Abel.” /Satuday, 7 pm., Bible study Otoasea fo r a * a g e a A d u lt Btole In 1881 the Manoheeter Apoording. to Victor L. Arm- calls and one place for the chief community. In 1961 the station What does seem neocesagy, tiwwed new aigna of Mf e and ohUdren w ^ attend meeting. Sponsored by the Wanchea tit parsonage, 2 Terniea Dr. Am daay look tow ard 1964, ft vigor In the Hertford OKy Thursday, 7:30 pm.. Midweek dasB. Teacher timkitog oinaa Weekly Herald was started, toe strong of toe Mlanchester post operator. Here toe girls han- doubled its original strength to however, ki aome diacaurage- te r OoBBcU o f Ohnrahee Bhnwy ons w eteom a h poadHa ior RepdbHcana to CbuncU deetton, it almost The Salvatioa Army Servtoe. Adult study; "The 10:16 am., Wortiip servSea first Issue appearing on Dec. office, who has researched the died all the calls from about 800 1,000 watts andbegan broad- The Rev. M. Bahmann, praseber. raiUonalae aixb a pro^ieot. The ment of people who might think seemed to be the Republioans 661 Main St. Christian and R acial ProA^lems.” 15, 1881. I t was pubMshed by deveopment of postal aerv^ In telephones tn use In the area casting on FM in addition to V Hotw do you prove tbera Bottoa OongragatioBal Cfaa T im s ., 7:80 pm^ Chundi ooun- Elwood 8. Ela along with the town, the three routes’were at the time. its AM operation, eoiidortable posablllty h that that, heoauaa there was a rain who, without ootnally wtoning Maj. E. Walter Lomie Kev. J. Good Brown, very much that day, still were Officer to charge Divine Rfe? oS meeting.' Thomas Pratt. The newspaper laid out for two trips a day. The next big change, accord- The station was sold this they ooold.gat auoh votes mere heavy enough to moke puddles First Church of Christ Scientist You oan tonaglne it ' brterinr Mktister you are reading today is the They were so much out of ad- ing to D. Lloyd Hobron, manag- summer for a reported $300,000 the onea who might be beading Masonic Temple Monday and Tuesday ki the streeta and soak the ly by Boaniikni acme attitude some place. They were, of 6 am.. Teen-age prayer lit might ba true under destaln Flrat Oongregatieaal Cboreh direct descendant of that week Justment, though, that they er of the local Southern New to Sidney Walton, a Long Is- ground, there has been any ap- dsoumstonoea. 10 a W o United Ohurah of Christ were ’ .•rhortened and a fourth England Telephone office, was land business executive. hadf waif noapttve to them but oourae, the ones who also really breokfOat. H Sunday Service, Sun ly a.m., It would be good If it aiera trua ehtm oa; T Church, R t. 8, Andover paedaUe affect on the basic had, to the atete aa a whole, 9:30 am., Sunday School for day School and nursery. “Adam wMfaant amer asking fo r them It ought to be trua^ Oh God.” Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr. water supply Mtuation. only one way to go, which woa a ll e g e a And Fallen Man” will be the or aiaer opady ileolaaing defi up. But don’t be aurpelaed if, It shall be taue In my Ufa any Noon, Dinner for Ohitotion Pastor There has not WeBs that 10:46 am . Holiness meeting. subject of the lesson-Sermon. enlistment soBottora alte^r ior segregaitton and iMoct time, they begin ploktag Miiaic by Citadel bond, aong- way. w ere dry w ill atiM be dry. The Golden Text la from P rov Monday, 8 pm., Board of 9:46 am.. Church schooL acidBEt latagration. off a big dty or two. BtefB and male quartet. Ser erbs 15; 21. Scripitural select So heilp me Gkx^ Reservoirs that were low will mon by Miaj. LanUe. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, Doticona Id am., WonMp servtoe. Ser Whan you rattenaHae mioh a ions w ill Include; Psalms 37 : 23. Tuesday, 8 pm., Board of Ra- 2 p.m.. Hospital visitatian by Southh MethotM Church. mon; "It oouU Higpen to You.” poaltlan and sooh a tactic, you sttH be low. *rhe earth ksetf, Correlative passages from “Sci Hgtoui Education. Mrs. EUzabeth Wilson and Mi ence euiid Jleaith with Key to TUetiby, 8 pm . Church ooun- do It by saying that ot oourae which dwaye gets first crook Op en Forum oll. ■“ chael OrfiteUi. the Scriptures” by Mary Baker W applng Oommunlty Ofanrah you youraalf do not hate any- a t ony new moisture, was V(mus on Loan Friday, 6:80 pm., FmxUy League PoattioB 6:80 p.m., Prayer service, Eddy, Include p. 264; 10. th irsty enough to drink it aB up 7 pm.. Evangelistic meet- Night supper. bodth or abare oeatain axtreme To the 0(|il&, 8 pm., Wedesday meeting. PAjRlS (AP) — The Vamia de The Bev. Roy.lt. Hntaheoa ■ -v;"-.'' < • fay Itself, which It did, without tog. Music by Citadel band and Reading Room hours at 749 vlawM bat that you can hardly TTw Ltogue of Women Tot Mild is taking-a trip to the Mlntoter. 8k Geerge’e Eptoeopol ^dlltoig any over into" weUa or em Haa taken a pooMion in f a aongstera Sennon by MaJ. Main St., excepting legal holi Ib e Rev. Theodore Booheler, ba aopeoted to be responalblc Lam ie. Orfent. Rk 44A — Bolton reservoirs for human beinge. vor of expanding Highland Perk days, Monday through Satur- M inister WOMEN’S DAYS The Rev. Edward W. Jotmoon, for the viawB of aU the people ds.y, 11 d m . to 4 p.m.; Thura The celebrated armless statue The rein we have hod did two and Keeney St. aohoda ’rtiB of the Louvre Museum will be vSoor who may happen to vote for year w« spent to foot flndtog Gospel Hall day, 11 am. to 9 pm. 9:80 and 11 am., Motning thinga, and no more. It kept our 418 Center St. lent to Japan next year in hon you lor oaie raaaon or another. and ervolueiung has proven for or of the Olympic Games in Worahip and Church SchooL attuation, momentarily at leodl, 8 a m , H ojy Oonunundon. Bat either such amoothneaa. us, w ithout dMlUt, th a t there to St John’s PoUsh National Tokyo. The French ooid the trip Sennon; “A P a ra b le about 10:16 am., Mdmiag Fknyw. from getting any worse. And, if need tor Improvement. 10:30 a.m.. Breaking Bread. Catholic Church If It oan be managed, or the 12:16 p.m., Sunday School. will be less of a problem than Rtohea” Church SchooL things ore going to get better, Ovenorowded cleewrooma now Rev. Walter A. Hyzko that encountered when the Mona pick-up ot votes which K might make It obligatory 'tor the Town 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. and there is going to be more Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet- Lisa painting went on tour to the aocjompilah are dangerous and of Manchester to transport Masses a t 8:30 and 10:80. AT BURTON’S SALE! tog. United Statea pertiaps suicidal things for a rain, then what we;;“have hod youngwtem from Highland Park and Keeney to Nathan Hale, i f ' party to try. It could even be so far is ve^ wel'come and val WC AAOURN uable as the , flrstt buildup of Buckley, South, cuid linooln argued that It might be better, Schools. At beet, this tem * >*■' i even for the moat selfish Inter- m oisture k\.1he soil to the point porary aqlution only serves to , in eitont grief t l ^ who dtod la wurt where M.'wttl have some to asta ot the party ttself, for it perpetuate on alreiiwiy aggy*’' |G O D ^ MESSAGE 'A Cordial Invitation to Attand o and all won. Tha grasd of omw fo r r ' ^ to k s a b y etoad y rejectin g auch spare fo r human use. voting situation. oow ar of«d wwoHh arakac a pemaonsaf With ICs Terrific Once-A-Year Values It rains much more, and Budding odckitional olaas- £ 4 temptatlana and opportunities rooms 'Will not solve the whole PREACHED THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. jeoce impeesible. Only in Chrht coa WB unij^l a plentiful and renewing than for It to win by accepting problem. TTiere is aJao the j oto. HERE: bed raol paooa and avarkisring Rfa,.,;^ thdr aaatotanoe. But the leee pjpply of modstiwe from the need to renovate suA>-«tan(tord INQUIRER’S CLASS ri dpaataoidar argument against '.topside has had two or three claserooms . end totally inade w ofW pv shaft hove iributatioH: bat b a 'o f Qoafl Outstanding Savings In . 'weeks to seep its way Into the quate health, heating, and cafe ovorcosM tha world." Jeha 14t33 snob tactioa oan content Ha^" teria fkdlittee. FUether, im Oahitasty ew*w^r ■ Sunday Evenings At 7— Starts Nov. 10 unseen underground storages y e * ipMiwel w e * . with the probability that ‘ ' provements muBt ba mode to For All Adults Seekii^ to Know I” tactloB would do much which sit under and sustain any library, adminIBtiativa and ou- ditarturai-gymnBalum unite. O'Jff C^^iiRCH WEICOMES YOU More About the Church loaa any particular aleotion kind of surface supply, all the Sunday Services ■H. . Women’s Coats Women’s Dresses 9 careful and saving measures of Apart'fnom the needs of the than to win tt. For aily party elementary schools, but aquafly A)jsolutely Free No Obligation ion emergency shortage period Where playing this game, and caught as important is the need to im ______i _ ^ ______la It, would be oertaln to loee ahould be k ^ in affeotp prove and expand facillUea for (xood 9:30A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL a podion of' Its own original the mentally retarded. Thto pro gram ia now being housed to the Thingrs ^ Sportsw^r^ Strength and than, in the arec Keeney Street Annex, a build H a p p m f- wfaaru It woidd be really orltl Mansfield ChMes ing that to outdated and sub to 10:45 AJW.-M0RNINC WORSHIP aal, kwa kaavtty In ita standing standard. NURSERY FACILITIES among those independent vot Absentee Solons The League o f WVxnen V o t People ers feels that improvoroents SERMON: “CHARACTER THAT STANDS" Children’s Apparel Lingerie era who habitually think most should be made now. We believe aealouaiy about prtavclplee and WASfflNGTON (AP) — Sen that delay wlB only oempouhd « 9 :S0. A.M. isauea and who usually decide ate Majority Leader Mike Mana- the problems for the future. field, D-Mont., chided his col Sunday School For All 7:00 PJH.— EVENING SERVICE ' anrwy national deotion. W e urge tiie votem o f Mlarwhea- leagues Friday night for what ter to pull the Tes' lever on REV. PAUL GULLANS, GUEST Corsets and Bras One baa to feel sure that, to he called chronic abaenteeism. NVnr. 13. 10:45 AJd. lUiUSTRATED MESSAGE ON Familiar local fifirures were present at ground-breaking ceremony in 1930 for post office building at Center. pot tbs haua and the prospect A t the windup o f a long aea- League of Women VMera aion on foreign aid, Mansfield "THE EGO and I" “CHRISTIANITY IN EUROPE” la Mb almplest, moat melodra- ot Mknclweter urged all senators to be back on Mtoi. Jerome Nathan, Nursery and Junior Church imatte tem , the party which duty after the Veterans’ Day President. Hosiery Shoes Handbags Jewelry IwaM botn ki 18S4 to oppose the holiday on Monday. Mre. POAil HiUety, THE ARMY AND NAVY Wtantinn of alavory and which Mansfield said 28 senators Oontiniilng Reaponalblll 7 :00 P .M . PICCOLO’S PIZZA PALACE were absent a week ago Friday, ties Chairman. 'God's Mystnry Mon' won Ma fkvt presidential etec- 20 on Tuesday, 11 Wednesday, tRINITV 467 i/j MAIN—Just North From Post Office—Tel. 649-8009 tloa wtth Abraham Unooln as ^ ’Thursday, 26 Friday and 81 PERSONAL ZOO Ms aandtdate la not going to Friday night when the final, roll FORT COLLINS, Ooio. (A P)— COVENANT CHURCH PIZZA* GRINDERS and SP A G H ^ OPEN MONDAY till 5:30-OPEN TUESDAY till 9 aniar Ma hot preoidcntial aleo call was taken. ’ Why doesn’t A.R. Rector ever Sen. Tliomas J. Dodd, D- ap to the goo? Take a look at PRESBYTERIAN TO GO OR TO EAT HERE tion opposing an extension' of Conn., said earlier this week nis back yard, and count the an- kackmatack, Near Keeney BINGO freedom and holding Ms aide CHURCH AND that Mansfield was not being im ala: « St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Manchastar Plain Pina 75c, M«dium $1.00, Large $1.25 door open to the.. segregaUon- forceful enough in seeing that Nine buffalo, 100 peococka and IT E M S 26c E A C H M s and tMa nation’s currant the Senate stays on the Job and 17 iriieasonte. Not to mantlon oU Qaacioc Evtry Satarday Night diapoaes of major IsgisiailOB ba- the cate. Church and Park Sts.— ’649-4583', e w i 4< apoetlee t f maUoa^ CHURCH OF "DIAL-A-LIFT" 643-2751 . ( O'CLOCK Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10 ojn.-l am. fora I t “ Z tte anhnato,” Aaya Rector. Open llinnday, Friday, Saturday 10 am. to S o-m.
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.J. ■ ' MANCHESTER,EVENING HERALD,-MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1968 b a g i l j e y e n . PAGE SIX MANCHESTFR BVfeNING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1968 Poodle Sought, DoddClaims Veto Day Rites ' , Henley Named to Coordinate GOP Hits Road Plan 1963 Vote Ran into Auto Vaterans Day exercises Aides Lied in Monday morning at 10:30 Area Communications Plan As False Economy begin with a parade from On Rights Manchester police today \i\ Manchester High School to are keeping an jeye open for :a Case Manchester Memorial Hos John L. Henley of. 6 Fern- Pepl, who left the scene of pital, where Antoni Sadlak, wood l>r., Bolton, chief Civil the accident last night. The Republicans gttending the party s town conumttee former Congressman - a t- Defense Ooenmunicstions Of- officers want to return him meeting at the Municipal Building last night took a In D ou b t to two children of Tanner (Ooattmwd from Pbk« Om) large, will deliver the ad- fleer for the Btsts of Con- few parting shots at what they ca led the false e^nomy dreae. St. ■ant to Bubcommlttee Chairman (Conttmied from Page Om ) iMctlcut, been solecteds by Pepi U a black miniature of the nroDosed $450,000 Democratic bond-financed road SERVICES DIRECTORY In the event of Inclement ----- which*'-— ^------James O. EJastland, D-Mlss., weather, the exercl.sea will the American Radio Relay poodle. He’s one year old. improvement program. with a request they be included ington—that we should still have time in office, from 1958 to be held in the American Le- League to set up an emergency Pepi was taking a walk wiU be put to Uie voters for ap In the hearing record, were in so msmy major approprlatlans last night with his owner, proval or disapproval at a ref 1960, they said It would be Im- )^on Home on Leonard St., obmmunicatkms organisation in poaelble to have a street aewer tended to amplify and clarify bills so long after the new fis Harold Glglio of 19 Tanner erendum Tuesday: their previous testimony. said Veterans Day chairman cal year began," he said. It be the Manchester ares. program that was not bonded. CUNLIFFE Anthony O'Bright today. . St., when the dog suddenly And they said the Democrats HIGH GRADE TTie statements said no actual gan July 1. Heidey’a assigivment, which dashed Into the street and ‘Their, plan was defaatsd at MANCHESTER win be "In well deserved trou a referendum, but when the Re MANCHESTER Interception of conversations ------I Dirksen said he was certain carries the title of emergency ran smack Into the side of ble,” and saw the Republtcaiw MOTOR SALES had taken place, none was au She was a member of Center that the 111 billion tax reduction coordinator of the Amateur a passing car. He (ell, rolled publicans todk over the town PRINTING taking "a giant st«p toward government in I960 we carried EXPERT AUTO BODY and thorised, and that the wiring on CongregaUonai Church, and measure would be approved Radio Hknergency Corps. In over and scampered down election next fall,” if the road AUTO PARTS FENDER REPAIRS Otepka's telephone was discon Kings Daughters next year and be made retroac out a program in excess of SEAFOOD Job and Commercial cludes Haison planning with re- Tanner St. Pepi hasn’t been bond Mils at the polls -as they $250,000 during our two yeara 270 BROAD ST,. ENAMEI. and LACQUER nected within 48 hours after a Survivors include a sister, tive to Jan. 1. Hef agencies, such as Red Cross seen since. asserted il would. CHOICE VARIETY Printing test of the reception showed It Mrs. James Armstrong of Gulf Practically all hopes (or the and Civil Dirienae, and with lo Mrs. Gigllo said today GOP Town Chairman Ally. In office. REFINISHtNOS "And in addition, taxea rose PRECISION Prompt and Efficient unworkable.' port. Fla.; two brothers, Hamil tax mea-sure this year were cal protective services, such as Pepi, who stands 12 inches, John Shea also announced a REASONABLE PRICES killed Friday by the Senate Fi lem during thooe two yeara than MACHINING ton Jones of Manchester and (Ire and police departments. struck the side of his head Republican caucus, scheduled a Cylinder Heads Qualify FREE ESTIMATES Printing O f All Kinds George Jones of Hartford, and nance Committee. In addition, he is to band to against the car. She thinks for Nov. 18, to choose repre when the Democrats were In of • Kngine Blocks and RT. 83—VERNON. CONN. several nieces and nephews. gether the 60-60 area ham op he became frightened and sentatives to a projected spe fice two yeara before. Other Surfnres On Seafood Just Above the Traffic Community Press Funeral services will be held erators, whose stations may ran off. cial party convention in Janu- "Second, they say thort the Obituary Monday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Republicans talk a lot now, but Foreign and American Circle have to be moblllaed under Missing Pepi most today &rv * Cara and Trucks 43 OAK ST. r ,, . - 9 East Middle Tpke. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Five Treated are the Giglio’s two chll- Heard reports on two forth they ask why we did nothing TEL. 643-0016 emergency sttuatlons. Open Saturdays Until S P.M. v/ooocacK Telephone 643-.’>727 The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Henley, whose amateur radio Jolin L. Henley dhren, Hal, 6, and Marcia, 9. coming GOP events, a Hoote when we were In office. -TEL. 649-9937 Fraads S. HlUs pastor of Center Congregational nanny tonight at Manchester "Yet the 1960-61 annuO /-! Francta Snow HUls. 58, Rt. station cidl letters are AVIEOR. Church, will officiate. Burial For Injuries is an electronica engineer with eration of over 1,000 amarteur High School’s Bailey Audlto- report says we recortotructed Ml •4-mi 80, Vernon, died this morning will be in East Cemetery. radio opera>tors in the abate. Woodbridge St. from N. Elm Poitobla TV Rentals Netw Britain MemoriaJ Hoe- the United Aircraft Corporate Rnhi>r flim h by the Repub- Friends may call at the funer Hanley, a native of RushvUle, D U K C r XjVViltlJ iican Women’s Club, and an an- St. to Phelps Rd., reconotruct- Manchester plal ajfter a long Illness. Systems Center in Farmington. Motorola and Zenith Sales al home tomorrow from 2 to 4 In Accidents Ha has been an amateur radio Ind., the home town of Wendell , , . , f tiques fair at the State Armory ed four mllee of Spring Srt., re CAR LEASING Rug Ckoning GLASS Mir. Hills was bom In Man- and 7 to 9 p.m. and Service operator since 1947, and builds Wilkie, graduated from Purdue laterm November: constructed E. Maple St., and • For Auto Windshlelde eheULer, Nov. 3. 1905, a son o< Said Assisted Grandview St. from E. Eldrldge Company We Service AH Makes of TV, Harry and Beulah Snow Hills, Five persons w * r t treatod for Ms own equipment. UMversIty in 1952 wvbh a degree And delayed reports from the • For Store Front* and ail Carmen Cappalla to Oak St. — all entire n ew and RENTALS 16 Ilannaway St. Radios and Phonographs and lived here until a few years minor injuries art Manchester In 1987, SUte PoHce Com in EllestricaJ Engineering. He ' dtatriet study groups and town *ize* of window* Carmen Cappalla, 70, of East missioner Leo Mulcahy, in his entered the U.S. Army after omtvmittee set up early last roads. a For Table Top* ago when he moved to Vernon. Hartford, dr^ yeoterday art Memorial Hospatal yesterday First in Manrhcatcr. New Del Knowles, Prop. role of fltarta Civil Defense di graduaiUon aind served as an By GOP Aide oummer. "And all this was done dur Woodcock Experts in Refrigeration He was fnelght agent with the home. He wa.s the father of and early today after being In cars, full maintenance, fully MODERN OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. New York, New Hiaven and volved hi a rash of motor ve- rector, chose Henley for the e'.ectrcnics instructor in the Altiiougih they are supporting ing only one year, when the Call 643-0012 Mrs. Anthony Dworak of Swx) school bond Issues which Democrarta would have ua’ be times when refrigeration can Wind.'mr. Bom in Itidv on Feb. wttl be on the voting machines haa JujRt finlsbed another big and a member of the Railroad No arrests hut exUnsiva ve- floer, and larter appointed him Augusta, Ga. lieve the Republicans did noth lems and worriea For full in and does fall, and without a TV SERVICE 5, 1893, he lived in IMst Hant- to the tfaree-nMtnl^ State Po- In 1954 he accepted a position a t » Tuesday's referenda, the 3-DAY BroOMihood. hicuiar damage was reported by sale by the Securities and Ex ing for the roads. formation call Job for the Popular Market a't competent service man to take fond most of his life. Mce Oommunlcationa Advisory with the United Aircraft Oorp. 99 SUMMER ST. J. A. WHITE Sundvons Include two broth- police, who issued a wrrirtiten change Commission and then Ropuiblloans have been cam "If all this eon be aooom- SERVICE! BloonVIekl, for more and more care of your needs' you can Other Brtirvlvors are two bcfis Board, on which he serves with and moved to his present home t Block* From McKee 8L era, RusseU m ils o f Pomfret warning to one motorist. used It as security to ob paigning vigorously for the de- pliehed in one year, I think this large ouper marketa are turn lOK a very considerable sum of and four other daughters fVedericU G. Bdwsrda o f 428 ki BoUton. fea.t o f the bond-for-roads plan Paul Dodga Pontiac — also — GLASS CO. at¥l WlUard HUla of Manches The funeral will be held Mon David V. Sieg, 43. Cold Spring tain business loans of as much is living proof of the oampaign INC. money. T ^ reputation for fine Tel. 648-2205 Porter 8t.. engineer with Radio Henley in marri'ed to the for as a wasteful expenditure. lie the Demoorarta are trying to ing to thrta papular firm for 31 Bl*se1l S t— Tel. 649-7322 ter; and a aispter, Mrs. Marion day at 9:15 a.m. from the Ben- Rd.,'.Vanon, at shout 2:30 sm . as $300,000. 373 .MAIN STREET FURNITURE CLEANING rwrlgoratlcn and air condi service that U»e Woodcock Re Station WTTC. mer Janet Breniwtuhl of Weth T t* Reipublicans say that foist off on the towm." frigeration Company has earned H U a Nonnan o f Mhncheater. janinln J. Callahan Funeral today was treated for numerous Phone 649-2881 tioning aenrvloee. However, the Tha funeral will be held Mon' As ClvU Defense communi- ersfield. The couple has two they cortild ancompUsh the .same The town (X>P muat caucus ntakea them chooen by many, Home, 1602 Main St., Eaet sufrerfidsJ facial lacerationa af •ervicra of Woodcock Refrig- day at 8:15 a.m. from the esMons officer, Henley has the children, Jill, who is six yeans amount o f road work without on Nov. 18 to choose four many firms. TF Set Is a Fine Gift Hartford' with a solemn Maas ter his caf ran off the road on Hospital Notes We Urge You To Support erartlon are not for super mar 9 aubhorlty bo supervise the op- old today, and Joy, 1. going to a bond Issue, at a Hoimes Funeral Home. 400 of requiem at St. Mary's Church Hilliard St. just west o f Otm- repreeentativea to the ^>eclal The Lutz Junior Museum There are so many ttqres in What nicer gift could you:- MANCHESTER savif* of rfxnit $100,000, by the keta akxve. Any buoiness house, PONTIAC Mhln St., with a requiem Mass art, 10. Burial will be in St. berlond St., glanced off a pole party convention tentatively Manchester and around the give than a gift that the entire y-our home, by doing it this way, GOP eabmarte. which would U ntied Ririt-C U U store, market can avail them- a t Sacred Heart CSiureh, Ver Miary's Cemetery. and struck a tree some 94 feet PatlenU Today: 266 scheduled for January. fW «Mn«V MaiMa* i state that depend upon Wood you are sure that your set to AND* otherwise be paid out in interest MMim kM M w Mmwru n ia im aelvea o f the superior work family could enjoy? Nothing MEMORIAL CO. non a t 9. Burial wtll be in Friends may call art the fu west of the pole. The car was ADMITTED YESTERDAY: But the convention wrill only cock Refrigeration Co. for serv properly adjusted to bring in on the proposed bond’s $460,000 turned out by this firm. AH ice that the list la tremendous would bring more pleasure than Bast Cemetery. neral home today from 7 to 9 bowed away wKh extensive Mrs. Patricia Forance, East be convened If the Republican o o im programs, wirth natural Oppclte Ea*t Cemetery Frienda may call at the fu Mayor Stumps Town • princiosl. 358 BURNSIDE AVE. Jobs 'are given the same care If your store or bustness needs a brand new 1964 Motorola or odor and with clarity. If you pjn. and tomorrow from 2 to damage. ' ** Hartford; John Faletti, 140 Council recommends changes Berube's EAST HARTFORD ful orttention, large or small, it TEMPEST neral home tomorrow from 2 service, call 644-1111. are interest^ in viewing a color 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Claude J. Hendrickson, 26. Maple St.; Jane Anderson, 65 "Unlike schools," said Atty. In party rules or organtaatlon, TYPEWRITER SERVICE doea not matter and all Jobs Zenith console set from Modem to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Air conditioning Is an accept program art Modem TV and Quality Memoriolt of 313 Spruce St., was issued Academy St.; Deborah Cole, Shea, "road work does not all and if the State Central Com 479 Middle Tpke. E. are wetcomad by this firm. TV kxxjted at 99 Summer St. SALES ernd SERVICE 289-6333 ed part of any businesB today cannot get there during their | a written wraming for foHowfog For Road Program Wildwood Rd.. Vernon; Edwin have to be done at one time, so mittee approves the qhonges. Manchester 'Iherefore, if you have a small Walter Isunoureaux, owner ot 03-er 30 Year* Experience Domenlc INBattisto Power and Hand Tools and if you are thinking of hav regular hours — they are open 1 too closely last night shortly Kaeppel, Webster Rd.. Rock the cost can be spread out over The reports from the dkrtriert REBUILT TYPEWRITERS, job you wish done for your Modem TV, has all kinda of sets Domenic DIBattisto. 64, of 21 Painting and Decorating ing this Installed in your store daily from 8;30 to 5:30, 8:30 to | Funerals after 9 o'clock when police ht- ville; James Devlin, Andover; a conoideralble period. study groups was tabled after ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, busineoa, consult with Jack for your viewing pleasure In PAUL DODGE Soaihorough Rd., died late last Mrs. Sadie Wagner, 54 Oxford Tools or buoiness, contact the Wood 9 on Thursdays and from 8:30 Call 649-5807 veartigated a two-oar rear-end This weekend Mayor Francis J, Mahoney will redeem "The proporad tend program one houae-to-house canvasser L. C. SMITHS, Etc. Woodcock, the owner of the both black and white and also night at Manchester Miemorial St.; William Kingston. 35 Sher Garden and Land Tools cock Refrigeration Co. They to 4 p.m. on Saturdays — call crash on W. Middle Tpke., Just te going to cost more than $100,- reported not Just apathy but We Handle Stationer)’ Along busIneM. He will be most happy in Zenith colof sets. In purcbe.s- PONTIAC, ING. Hospital after a Miort illness. Charles KlaboMS his long standing pledge to stump Manchester to sell his wood Circle; Mrs. Wanda Af- Baby, Household, Party can and will <$o the Job for you A. AIMETTI, Prop. at Center St. near Cheney Tech 000 in Interest, and it’s going antipathy. With Office Machine Sup to talk with you and advise you. the store, 643-2205 and make an Mr. DtBatUsto w-as bom The funeral of Charles Kla- fricano, Coventry; Alan Uhl- and Banquet Supplies with a minimum amount of ing a new set, bear in mind that School. ■* propos^ $455,000 bond financed road program, and two to have to come from some "I've never had ao many plies. Better than six years ago appooDYtment. Mr. Lamorreaux 673 Main S t — Tel. 649-2881 Harrison St., Manchester Ifaixh 4, 1899, in Italy, a son bo.sas of 34 Radding St. w as man, 262 Oak St.; Mrs. Helen Invalid Needs trouble and your busdness will both Zenith and Motorola are wfU be happy to tell you when Police said that Hendrickson school additions, to the electorate. where. It will be collected from doors closed in my face," she Addressograph Plates As Jack Woodcock started hla hand-wired sets and thera is a of Mauro and Antlonette Ma- held this morning from the Rider, 698 N. Main St.; Ray each taxpayer over the years, soaroely be dlarupted. color programs are scheduled drove his car into the rear of a Today, from 2 to 4 p.m., the said. Desired. business and proof of the suc- Pride In workmanttiip is part world of difference in tim dur tona DiBattlato. and came to Holmes Funeral Home, 400 mayor will set up in the park- permanent. mond Hagenow, 85 Branford if it’s not to be taken out of and you can choose the program Main St., with a solemn high vehicle driven by John D. A. 3. BERUBE, Prop. oera o f the bt^inees is fotutd of the succesB story o f the ability of a hand wired aet. tha United States at the age of ir,g lot at the Manchester Park- "Good paving and drainage, St.; Lewis Carter. 77 Main St.; thie year’s taxes." or programs you wish to wwtoh. Maas of requiem at St. Hulser, 38, of 186 Henry Srt., 640-3477—643-6342 in the fact that H is now the Woodcock Refrigeration Oo. Should you wish a poitoble six months. He was a resident ade. and from 4 to 5 p.m. will as well as other utilities, are Mrs. Claire Savoie, RFD 2. And Director Harokl A. Turk- Custom Made ^ the •way, if you wanrt an of ManchesUr for several yeeirs. Bridget's Church. stopped for a traffic light. Mrs. Manchester; Mrs. Wahnette second largest one In the Hart and this pride is Justified in the aertandttMM are fine for eiUiet TOURAINE STEVENSON’S visit Mancheoter’i Main St. Just one more example of prog- ington added that, "The pro- ford Mertr^wUtan area. Why extra TV aett for the children He was employed as a fore The Rev. John F. Delaney Joan Hulser and Mrs. Wllmot rera . . . in Manchester. Murdock. 574 Gardner St.; State Priest, Window Govorinst fine woric turned out by the a second set or for the family and do not wanrt to spend too Parkinson of Bronx, N. Y., pas Central Burineoa District grsim Is going to take a mini this fast expansion? The an company. You will find the who wiahes to use the set where man tai the experiimental depart was celebrant, assisted by the "Ift,order to attract Induatry. Charles Transue, 61 Green Rd.; mum of tiwo years anyway, with muoh money. Modem TV has Rev. Stanley E. Hastlllo, dea sengers in the cars, were exam He w-ill distribute printed CUSTOM MADE swer is simply this. From the prices ore fair, they are con they desire, there are plenty of PAINTS ESSO ment o f Pratt and Whitney, dl- which Will ultimately share the Alexander Ferguson, 25 New the big Job (the reconstruction a Window Shades recsndltioned portables and con lislnn of United Aircraft Corp., con, and the Rev. Dennis R. ined and discharged at the hos leafleds and peraonally explain John Bircher, beginning trt was evident that sistent iwtUi the good work done these in stock. You aSao get a the road program to interested tax burden, we are going to man St.; Joanne Williams, 44 of W. Middle Tpke.) delayed CANVAS AWNING^ s Vertical and Venetian soles priced as low as $45 and 405 MAIN ST. Bast Hartford. He was a for Hussey, subdeacon. Mrs. Ray pital after complaining of neck Benton St.; Claire La Polnte, any work done by this firm has art all tlmee and when the Job stand absolutely free wOth the FOR BEST RESULTS have to show that we are for until 1965.” Blinds, Drapes and up. You will get many hours ctf TEL. 649-8290 mer member of the K of C of mond Murphy was organist and injuries. The Hetxlrickson car, sh ppers. Andover; Mrs. Ann IBakey, handled quickly and efficient Is finished you will have the purchase o f a portable set. S(.mday aittenyoon, from 1 to progress." "If the Democrats mean Hardware viewlRig pleasure for a very Manchester. soloist. Burial was In St. with extensive foonrt end dam Wapplng; Richard Migllore. Gets Rebuke ly and also at a reasonable sartiofactlon of knowing that Have you wlahied that you 5 p.m., the mayor and feIIo«w business, then to fix the resf'df price. The men employed by you have received full.,value for small sum of money. * Tune-ups ' feurvlvora include his iwife, Bridget's Cemetery. Father age, had to be towed atwsy, po 417 Summit St.; George Heas- could afford to purchase a col You con own a brand new Hussey read the committal Democratic directors — Attys. the town’e roads they will need Woodcock Refrigeration 'Co. the money spent. The men on PAUL'S Mrs. Rose Solomon DiBattisto; lice said. man, 60 Dudley St.; Dana Loo a bond issue two years later, (Continued from Page One) FINDELL'S or TV set? W ^, modem TV 1964 console for as lilttle . as four'sonB, Robert J. IHBattisto service. David Barry and Richard Wood- mis, RFD 2, Rockville; Mrs. are all fuUy trained and ex the staff work as a trained takes the wMrlng out of this * Engine Cleaning Jule A. Harris, 24, of 179 house. Dr. Theodore Powell, Town Seeks and another two years after 185 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST $229.95 and the prices range PAINT SUPPLY N Bearers iwere Joseph Sartor, perienced in this field—a most team, swlftl.v and efficiently of Glastonbury, Donald DiBat Maple St., was charged up Sarah Tedford, 39B Bluefield that. by his ecclesiastical auperlors now for they have Zenith color from there up. Whether you * Minor Repairs tisto of Rocky HUl, Albert Di George McCaughey, John Mc Robert Stone and Frank Stam- Phone 643-4865 Important factor In the in- and whetiter it Is air condition sets that start os low as $479- 645 Main Street in a crash art 7:30 lost night ler—will canvaaa all five to^vn Dr. "Nobody is going to buy this, to refrain from indulging In choose a black etnd white sert or Battisto of North Miami, Fla., Clelland and Albert Scabies. ..ADMITTED TODAY: Peter staUaitiion of air conditioning ing or refrigeration, the Job ub .95! If you are interested in a on E. Center 8t., near Harrison voting districts door-to-door, to R adio Bidi^ if he realizes Uiat the same job political statemerrts and to con R. A. PEARL, Prop. a coflor set, Modem TV is the Tel. 649-0.300 * Stamps and B u g e n e DiBattisto of Kiehon, Wapplng. and refrigeration. done with a minimum of upset. color set don't choose less than St., when he slowed to make bring the highway bond issue, can be done on the pay-as-you- fine himself to the q>lritual place to come for both price ThompsonvUle: tw o daughters BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A When selecting a firm to do Jack Woodcock la aiwayt a Zenith for you are assured ot a left turn. His car was struck and the school additions, home go basis over five to seven work for which he was or and service. Miss Rita Dfi^ttlsto at home The town is seeking bids for son to 'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tru- air conditioning and refgriger- glad to consult with those In quality with a Zenith. Three from the rear by a vehicle to the voters. years, as we have suggested, dained.” Before bad weather seta in, and Mrs. Mariie Peckusick of About Town the installation of a two-way 80, Blast Hartford; a son to Mr. The monsignor characterized SEE US FOR; whM t H*a RRma artrtng you nntimaHy choose one need of his servicee, estimates years o f testing went into the Upholstery driven by Thomas P. Shea, 83, Both school bonds have the and get all the town roads in will be given without obligation. how about your antenna? If It 'IhompsomriUe; a brother, Peter radio system for the highway and Mrs. Earl Bean, 42 ^ Father Fenton’s actions as ‘‘111 a Aluminum Roll Up that does outstanding work but Zenith color seta before they of Carpenter Bd., Bolton. TTie W-portlaan support of both par excellent shape. there is also another most Im He can and will advise you, as ts broken or bent out o f shape and Shop VIC’S PIZZA SHOP DiBattisto of 'Wethersfield; two Shea car, with extensive front department, in a move expect Woodbridge St.;, a son to Mr. "The Democrats have claim advised and uncal-led for" and Awnings were out on the market. There M Mrs. Richard G. Willard of ties, but the bond-for-roads • Venetian Blinds portant factor to consider — an expert, about either air con let Modem TV replace or repair RE-UPHOLSTERING 153 W. Middle Turnpike siatero, M n . AngeUne^ M ^one end damage, was towed away. ed to speed up the operation of and Mrs. James Melan, 15 ed that the road work will save said that was "to put it mild are -no complioated controls to Wetherafield wiill sp>eak Monday plan has been h'Otly debated. a Storm Doors that of sertdee. Serv’ioe is a ditioning or refrigeration and it now. Phone 649-3700 and Mrs. Rose Poalino, both of Harris was examined at the Banding and snow plowing of Newman St.; a son to Mr. and the town the $10,000 cost of ly." operate. Pittsburgh, Pa.; 13 grandchil at 8 pjn. at a meeting of the The mayor oaid tMs morning town streets. Mrs. Michael Callahan, South • Combination Wlndo..'s vital factor and when you em remember that this compeiny You can always depend upon Modem Furniture hospital and released. annual road patching. But they Once they are set you can the fine service you get at PIZZA (foen and several ndeces and Manchester Garden Club at Cen he hopes bo be aocomponied in Specifications for the bids, St., Rockville. Manchester Awning Co. ploy Woodcock Refrigeration not only Install® but servioe®— and Antiques ter Oongregational Church. Her Mrs. Edna Brown of French only plan to resurface or re- e A * . L turn from odor to black and Modem TV. All replacement nephews. hia face-16-face campaigning by which will be opened Nov. 18. B.IRTHS TODAY: A son to 195 WEST CENTER ST. ■ x p srt Co. you are certain of excellent a most Important point to re SPAGHEHI topic will be "Where Do Our Rd., Bolton, was shaken up conatract 15 of the 88 miles Senate Extends and speedy service. There are member. White wi-Lhout any further ad peirta are name brands, service * store Stool* and Booth* The funeral will be held Tues a sound truck, and will stump at 11 a.m. In the Hearing Room Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brown, that the town engineer says Telephone 640-3001 Seeds Come Prom." She is a when her car collided with a Xtanchester tomorrow in a • asoviM o justment and your picture is tubes and component parts used * Custom Furniture RAVIOLI day at 9:16 a.m. from the John of the Municipal Building, call French Rd., Bolton; a daughter need work. Established 1040 sharp and clear. It is very Slipcover* and Draperies horUculturalist, lecturer, and vehicle driven by Edward J. vlnrtage oar. for supply and installation of In repairs arc guaranteed for F. Tlemey Funeral Home, 219 Thoms, 45, of Bolton, on E. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ouel- "That leaves 73 miles that Favored Trade • FAeiCINO important to buy your cqjlor sert Made to Order OPEN DAILY secrertary of the Oonneotiout Town Democrats and Rep-ab- nine two-way radios and two lette. East Hartford. at least 30 d o ^ nad picture W. Center St., with a solemn will need patching, and we Wonders qf the Universe- from a servicing dealer for by Complete Selection of 7:30 A.M. to 11;00 P.M. Horticultural Society. Mrs. Her- Tpke., at the entrance Moans have been engaging in remote atatlons. one in the DISCHARGED TESTER- ...... tube.s carry a one to two year high Maas o f requiem at St. to Shady Glen Dairy Bar at can’t even ^ sure that the re (Continued from Page Om ) so doing, you know that the Material* bert C. Hutchinson will exhibit an animated dialogue, during highway garage, the other in gfuarantee. Whether you are in SUNDAYS Jamea’ Church at 10. Burial about 2 p.m. yesterday. Mrs. D A Y: Catherine, Mary Ellen gm-faced roads will withstand color set is properly set up be FREE ESTIMATES will be In St. James’ Oemetery. flower arrangements. Mrs. the post fe^^’ weeks, about the the Municipal Building. Five of and James White. 24 Saulters the market for a new sot or Brown, an expectant mother, our New England winters.” request to $3.7 billion. He had fore it iB delivered to your Lower Level of the Parkade 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Friends may call at the fu CJiiarlos E. Crocker Jr. is chair rriartive merits of the 1450,000 the radios will be installed in R d.: Burton Cole, 4 Mintz Space Observatory just want the old one repaired, man of the meeting. was treated at the hospital for a Atty. Shea said he felt that asked for $4 6 billion. home. The set is uncrated by call Modem TV, 643-2206, you 649-6324 CLOSED MONDAYS neral home tomoerow and Mon bond financed highway impro supervisors’ trucks, and the Court: Mrs. Violet Yurk.shot, 69 "the Democrats have made two Encouraged by the progress. TuRnPIKE V minor chin laceration. The your servicing dealer, property will find it day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. vement program that the Dem other four in heavy dump Russell St.; Mrs. Alice Hodgson, very false accusation.^. a pleasiu'e to do Brown car had to be towed Republican Leader Everett M. AUTO B O D Y set up and tested in his shop. business here foe you get cour Tarry D'lbaJia. son of Mr. and ocrats will bring to the vot trucks. 9 Terrace Dr., Rockville; Mrs. ‘First, the Republican pro- Dirksen of Illinois said he would Manchester Moving away with left front damage. Then it is run for art least two tesy. fine w"ork and fair prices Mlsa Margaret F. Donnellaa Mrs. Joseph D’ltalla. Rl. 44A, ers art a referendum on Tues A sum of $7,500 has been set Eileen Clark, 95 Greenwood pog^i, for pav-as-vou-go arc start moving to table a score of and Trucking Co. To Look at the Sim At 8 p.m. yesterday, a side Dr.;r\t* • Henry rirAlIraGrelka, 'P Tolland;aIIotiH* hours before It is delivered to at all times. IiBsa Margaret Prances IXin- Bolbon, will appear m a Dad's swipe accident occurred on a day. aside in the highway depart not a vague ple-in-the-sky amendments which may be ment budget fund for purchase Clin Gerlch. 584 N. Main St.; DON WILLIS neUan o f N, Mein St., Broad Day variety show tonight at sharp curve on Windsor St., Ideal, B.S the Democrats says. brought up when the Senate re By DR. I. M. LEVITT some scientists believe that Ostrinsky Robert Srtone, a Democratic of the radio system. Roland.Ouellette Jr., Ellington; Brook, formerly of Manchee- Ohio Wesleyan University. Del near Tolland Tpke., when ve member of the town board of "During the Democrats first sumes work on the bill Tuesday. Director, The Fels Planetarium they can now predict solar cal and if the satellite is ready, this feature ts marked by great Ernest Tureck, superintend Mrs. Vera Spera, Talcottvllle; WRECKER sotrma with a 79 per cent prob- it may be launched on Feburary DEALER IN WASTE ter, died early this morning at aware, Ohio. He is a freohnkan hicles driven by Theresa Dou directors, says, "Essentially, Of The Franklin Institute uncertainty. Astronomers are GARAGE the home o f her nephew, Thom and mamber of the, univerrity cette of 129 Croft Rd. and Vls- ent of the highway department, Joan Benton, 861 Center >8t.; ability of being accurate, this, 6 at 2 A.M., Greenwich time, convinced that all flares emit there la o.tly one question to be Joseph Ferguson, 196 N. Main The launching of a new Ad MATERIALS as F. Peckenham, with whom sbage band, an 18-pieoe Jazz valdls Avens, 31, of Bolton Cen said that the two-way radio SERVICE may be considered wholly in-1 If this window or launch time particles but these particles are 18 Main St„ Tel. 649-4531 answered in order to decide the St.; Mrs. Betty King. Coventry: j she made her home. toaavd which is featured in the ter Rd., brushed one another. system would permit foremen vanced Orbiting Solar Observa adequate for a manned trip. For , Is missed, then scientists must not always detected striking the proper way to finance a sub Samuel Zwick, 410 Broad St.; • She was bom In Manchester, show. Both cars, with moderate left to call in sanding trucks for tory to provide definitive Infor- the lunar trip we must know be- | wait until August 12 for a 2 P.M. earth and its environment. One RAGS, IRON stantial road program. Mrs. Margaret Brown, Tolland; Specializing In the daughter’ o f the late Thom side damage, were driveable. plowing duty, and to check the I j mation concerning solar radia- yound all doubt that solar flares Greenwich time launch. If this explanation which has been ad "That question is: H ow can location and condition of the Richard Harrington, South \We Have Moved will not suddenly appear to pre optimum launch time is real as F. and Margaret Cowan Don- The executive board of the No one was hurt in the incident, i tlons of the sun is being con- vanced is that the particles are SCRAP METAL nellan, and was employed for police said. we get the most work done, j vehicles by radio, rather than Windsor; Rev. David Crockett, | sent additional and serious haz ized, the satellite can travel (or guided through spa'ce by mag'- BRAKE SERVICE Women's Club of Manchester with the least impact on our tax i by having to chase them all 49 Durant St.; Mrs. Margaret I templated by 1967. With this many years by Cheney Bros, will meet Monday ait 8 p.m. at TO LARGER QUARTERS ards to the astronauts. 287 days without moving into; netic tube.s or streamers and if and PAPER *"*t*’ ” over town, as is now the pro- Ohlund, Coventry. ; new satellite monitoring the sun The first Orbiting Solar Ob-1 shadow of the earth. As the | these guides are pointed away Front End Alignment until her retirement 16 years the home of Mrs. H. John The answer. Stone says, i s ; cedure. servatory launched in March satellite may only be bperating I from the earth, we simply do 731 PARKER ST. ago. Makxne, 84 Prospect St., clvlb Coventry that the propoeed $460,(KX) bond | Tureck said that, many time# ' for extended periods of time, n ie funeral will-, -be held president. ' scientists may be able to fore- 1982, by NASA’ Goddard Space i ‘ O'' a year, this period repre- j not encounter them. The satel- General Repair Work Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 issue would get "the most work I during the wrlnter, trucks break Fllght Center, proved an unqual- sents a ■significant part of Its lite observatory at 350 miles Tueoday at 8:30 a.m. from the done in the ahortest period of j down during the early morning Break Reported 1 cast radiation conditlon.s during W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 ifled success and far exceeded- life-time. The predicted reltabll-1 may provide vital Information Members arid delegates of the I hours, and the drivers must I the critical transit period when Ity during this time is estimat-1 about these particles which we Main St., with a solemn high Kovarovics At Pike Laundry Smith’s Upholstery Shop j astronauts will be on their way expectations. However, because VFW Poet and Auxiliary will "Paying off the bond is.sue find a phone to report the I it was a pioneer, it was imited ed to be about 70 per cent. , on the earth's surface cannot Mass o f requiem at St. James' attend a meeting of the Hart- over a 10-year period, at the breakdowns,* or wait until a , to the moon. Church at 9. Burial will be in ,, , u, . I in iLs capabilities due to small Many new studies could b e ; possible detect ABC APPLIANCE CAMPING ford-ToUand Counties Council rate of $450,000 per year, plus foreman finds them. He added St. Bridget’s Cemetery. Bids Low on Police today are Investigating 143 W. MIDDLE TPKE— TEL. 649-4663 DUCO and DULUX REFINISHING It is certain that a fnKm to i p^yioad and pointing accuracy, undertaken with this satellite, | Only recently have astrono- toondrrow at 2:30 p.m. at Grange Interest, would be less of a that Manchester is one of the a break into a coin-changing the rnoon will be_ undertaken overcom'e these restrictions, Astronomers are concerned with , mers a n d scientists become REPAIRS Friends may call at the fu- hardship than a pay-as-you-go i few large towns in the state EQUIPMENT Hall, Naubuc Ave., Glastonibury. 1 machine at the Pike Coin Laun FORMEBLY — 460 MAIN STREET late this decade by the R us-, orbiting solar observa- the energy storage phenomena | aware of the presence of previ- nMai home tomorrow and Mon plan, and, to my mind, would be ] without a radio system in high- Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bag*, day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 dry, 275 W. Middle Tpke., which 166 MIDDLE TURNi'IKc, WEST slans or at the end of the dec- jgj.y being deslg;ned to pro- In active regions of the sun. In ously unknown radiations which 19 MAPLE ST. Frank S. White will speak Town Offices •ounder planning than adding way trucks. ade by the Americans. The lu- ^ fuller complement of es- Air Mattresses, ■ Stoves, p.m. netted someone $65 In change. MANCHESTER some curious fashion a vast ^ the earth encounters. While in Monday at 6:30 p.m. at a meet $200,000 for road repair to our Police said the Incident oc nar trip will have a travel Ume eentlal information concerning amount of energy v, stored in , the past these were of academ- Tel. 649-8879 Lanterns ing of the Americem Institute Apparent low bid for the new annual budget, and consequent curred late last night or earlv RE-UPHOLSTERING DRAPERIES HAIRY MUll of a minimum of about six days goiar activity. i Mi^ vicinity of ref Mrs. Jennie Hoff aa.lalo.1% ■■till VkA AX#. ^ * ''-- hs where ic interest only, today we see of Industrial Elngineera at Car- town office is $151,000. Submit ly to our taxes, in a single P. O. Employe this morning at the firm which during which they will be ex- current plans call fbr the Ad- i ^®y “ '"Ise and which is these radiations in a new light REPAIRS ON— MANCHESTER Mrs. Jennie Hoff. 79, of 42H year.” "Suburbia ville's Restaurant, Wilson. He ted by Jaseph A. Kovarovios of Is open 24 hours a day. SLIPCOVERS SPRINGS RE-TIED posed to norma solar radi^ions ^ a ^ ^ d O r C g Solar As long as man could'not get Grills, Electric Irons, SURPLUS SALES CO. Bluefield Dr., died suddenly la assistant chief industrial en Star Route, ManMleld. the bid The Ropubheans have coun Faces Charge raopRurot 643-7043 and possible solar flares. While ^ Hellos, weighing about tied to , the high-intensity ^ off the earth, these radiations Toastor*. Percolator*, tered the Dsmocrart’s highway 169 N. MAIN ST. yesterday afternoon while walk gineer at Pratt and Whitney, di was one of six op««Md lost ■Vacuum Cleaner*, Heaters, ing across E. Center St. at Har plan with an aHernat'e pay-as- RUGS CLEANED 900^pounds, to be launched from I extreme interest but 4t Depot Square vision of United Aircraft fSorp., night Fans, Sewing Machine* rison St. Dr. Robert R. Keeney, .vou-go program, stating that A Rockville Post Office Today" the Pacific Missile Range into , ^ presented no hazard. Now that Blast Hartford. His subject will The propoeod building la to be a 350-mlle high orbit Inclined! While this can be partially, extended',manned space trips Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. medical examiner, said death be "Coat Reduction." the town wouW be better off clerk was bound over to U.S. MAGEE CARPETING ~ SIZE TO SUIT located at the east end of about District Court yesterday YOUR CHOICE about 82 degrees to the equator, i studied on the ground, it is d if-; are contemplated, radiations All work guaranteed J. FARR — 643-7111 was due to natural cau.ses. She 1(X) acree of property owned by appropriating $200,000 each on FREE DELIVERY charges of embezzling about THE MAGAZINL OF The instrument complex in H e-! ficult because of our turbulent j present a significant hazard and was the widow of Julius Hoff. The Friendahip Circle o f t^ the town on Rt. 31 an which year for two years to finance QUALITY WORK— QUALITY MERCHANDISE $100 in postage over a period 9A.M.Io9P^M. Reuben Plen’s lios Will weigh about 250 pounds atmosphere and the lack of suf-; the necessity for knowing more Mrs. Hoff was bom in Porta- Salvation Army will have Coventry High School is locat road improvements entirely PLEASANT PLACES * Quart down, Ireland, Jan. 5, 1884, and from current funds. of several weeks. 4.99 and measure 37x37x60 inches. I t , ficient informatin on the varia-! about them becomes acute. The service program Monday at 7:45 ed. CUSTOM-MADE FURNITURE will be powered by 20,000 solar ; tlon in the magnetic field of the Advanced Orbiting Solar Ob- lived in Manchester 60 years In addition, the Republicans Gordon Dobles, 47, of Burke ARTHUR DRUB Texaco $fo//on A MONTHLY FEATURE p.m. at the church. Mrs. Augrtist The highest Ud. $179,700, cells to provide the necessary earth d\;ring this Ume. servatory^ should go far in (ill, WATKINS-WEST tall 644-1U1 Gable and Mrs. Tliomas Mc was submitted by EJimeat F. want to spend $50,000 o t the an Rd., employed at the post of- • CARSTAIRS fics since 1056, was arrested 381 Main Street OF YOUR HOMETOWN 500 watts of power. To main-1 It has been Indicated that in ghe gaps in our knowledge. Cann will serve as hostesses. Carlson of Springfield. Maos. nual state highway aid appro FOB REF,AIRS, yesterday following an investi- tain power when the satellite I when hydrogen pictures of the Copyright 19n.orta aUy for their many ktndneaaea to the Daughters of Liberty will ies on the walls and celling, a Another area in which knowl 6:16 Bhowcaie 46 WEST CENTER STREET meet at 10:45 a.m. tomorrow cryatal chandelier hanging from PAINTING and DECORATING CONTRACTOR edge la lacking is the particle 7:30 era Dimenaloo Dr. Robert Walsh and his family 8:16 Ufe Line during his lUnesa and at tha time in front of St. Mary’s Epiaco- the velvet gold ceiling and four SEAFOOD DINNERS PAINTS energy transport between the SILVER LANE EXTENSION of his death. W> Bear 776 Main Street—Fully Insured— Phone 648-0920 8:30 Showcase of Jaas Irid Church and will attand the huge uma of acarlet roaea on SHaiMP • ClAMS • HSH earth and the aim. Here agaln^ i3:so sign on Mra Robert J. Walsh aod f^ llr •orviee in a >)ody. gold pedestaii. b. "s
IIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN, 8ATDRDAY. NOVEMBER f, 19^ ) , PAGE NINI FACE'EIGHT . MANCHESTER EVENING « , 1 9 M Six Horse Accident Sparks Roosevelt Riot Bowl Video Tilt Giants Need Help from Pittsburgh 10 Arrested, Score Injured Bluebirds ...... IS 9 S|>aiTows ...... 17 10 WBSTBURY, N. Y. Lorlts ...... / . . . lid 18 Ruled Off Board As They Try to Overtake Browns Robins ...... ;.14 13 .519 to (A P )— ^A mob of SOO har- Peacooks ...... 14 18 .519 n688 nc6 bettors, angered Blackbirds ...... 14 13 .519 NEW YORK -(AP)__ said it had been Informed» seating has bean segregated, NEW YORK (AP) — The*Conference race. C I e v e I a n d i tum-away crowd of aome 88,000«Clty 22-7 Friday nlfht. 87-28 decision earlier this sea over a six-horse accident Eagles ...... 13 14 .481 by the Blue and Gray Assocla There is integrated seating New York Giants could win leadk at 7-1 and the Giants are in Pittsburgh. Denver, 2-S-J, le at Buffalo, son. National Broadc^asting Co. second at 8-2. They aren’t | New York has won five that wiped away their twin Swallows ...... IS 14 .481 tion that Negro players would and Negroes have portietpatod 4-4-1, Saturday night. The Cardinals, although in has canceled plans to tele in most other major post-Mason ; forever and it wouldn’t matched again this, season and' straight over Philadelphia and C raw t ...... 11 16 .40< not be eligible to participate. Sunday’s schedule has New third place in the East, still are double wagers, rioted for games in the south. The Sugar mean a thing if they don’t if New York is to catch up, | is heavily favored to do it again. York, 3-4-1^ at Houston, 6-4; and Flamingoes ...... 8 19 .296 cast the Blue-Gray football But although NBC has the very much in the race. They more than an hour at the Bowl, also on NBC's telecast some one must knock off *the The Eagles, with top quarter- San Diego, 6-2, at Boston, 6-4. game Dec. 28 because Ne- contract for the North - South get some help. John Henry have another shot at New York multimillion - dollar Roose list, has had integrated aaating Browns. Sonny Jurgensen still troubled ’The Giants, with passing mas Maryarme PlxzaDrik) rolled a Senior Bowl Jan. 4 at Mobile, Johnson-^ may be just the and two to go with Cleveland, ; gro players will not partici since Navy played Mississippi in Pittsburgh, with a healthy with a shoulder ailment, now are ter Y, A. ’Tittle At the controls, velt Raceway. 154 new high single third week Ala., where ' segregation has but must repeat their 21-7 vic pate. A spokesman said he the New T e a r’s Day game at man to pil^ide it. Johnson, may have as good a 2-5-1. are top-heavy favorites against Llneup juggling ki a tovortie Ootu«d Rothangast, haad of on the way to a 345 triple^ Oth been practiced from Its incep tory over Washington to keep New Orleans in 1965. Only on# Johnson, mttsburgh Steeler chance as anyone. Green Bay and Chicago, co the injured Eagles. New York preoccupation o f oooclMS who Um track's security police, col- er high scores were C ^ a CoUa knows of no plans for sim- tion. the network said it did not pace. Negro has played In the Sugar fullback, wa.s out of action the The Browns, with Jimmy leaders in the West at 7-1, each won the first meeting this sea Baltimore trimmed Detroit 26- are trying to giet a team on a lapoad and diad of a hoart at- 129- 340, Eklna Christensen 127- ilar*action concerning the know If Ihere was a chance of Bowl, Bobby Grier of ntt first time the Steclers played Brown running for 176 yards, are solid favorites in home son 87-14 with Tittle thriving 8 21 in their first meeting, but Li winning track . . , Dallas’ Tom tock in tha oariy ftitnutes of the 340, Betty Genovese 126-348. cancelation. Senior Bowl althoughit has against Georgia Tech in 19M. Cleveland, and the Browns pull won the first game 35-23, but the games. Los Angeles, 2-6, is at o f his 20 touchdown panes. on quarterback Earl Morrall Landry Indulged in It a week riot, which b e i ^ late Friday OfAcials of the Senior Bowl the same all-white policy. Miami’s Orange Bowl, wMch ed out a squeaker. But Johnson Steelers had a 23-21 lead going CHicago and Minnesota, 8-5, at The Bears and Packers each has come on strongly since-then. ago when he inserted rookie night. EASTERN GIRLH — Doris declined comment for the pres The network announced its hosts a North - South all-star Is healthy, hale and hearty again into the final period. With John- Green Bay. own previous victories over He threw four touchdown passes Jim SUger as the starting Cow Patrolnuui Frank O’NeUl, (»a Grisel 147 — 337. Amy Plrkey ent on racial angles. General decision regarding the Blue- game as well at tha New Tear's and will be very much In evi kon out, Pittsburgh twice had to Washin^on, 2-6, is at St. Lou their Sunday opponents. The in last week’s victory over San boy fullback and moved aecond- of tha Aral of ISO ofAcers sum 126-353, Marie Galloway ISO- i Manager Rea Schuessler said Gray game, an annual post-sea Day game, has had integrated dence when the Steelers take on settle for field goals from short is. 5-3; Detroit. 4-4, Is at BalU- Rams haven’t beaten the Bears Francisco. year defensive back Mike moned to help track police, was 128— 363, Mary McCarthy 346, only "the game will be played son Axture at Montgomery, Ala. seating and Negro game M rtic- Cleveland In the National Foot-,_yardage. The Steelers now are more. 3-6; and Dallas, 2-6, at in-eight tries, including an early The match between Dallas Gaechiter to “fpee” or roving knocked down by a group of 20. K ay Peretto 11K5-129— 362, Edna as scheduled Jan. 4." after consulation with sponsors ball l..eague's top game Sunday 4-3-1 for the season, San Francisco, 1-7. season 82-14 Chicago romp. The I and San Francisco is only their safety for the Redskins’/game Nearly a score of tnjur^ ware Galloway 339. Helen Leddy 128- I In the past, the Senior Bowl ipation tor several yeara. So has of the scheduled telecast—Gil afternoon. Tlie first game drew a record The Am erican Football Packers have won all the games second in history and the first . . . Result: Stlger responded taken to a hoapltal for treat 368. Liz Juul 160— 358, Otrol I has not invited Negroes and I the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. lette Co. and Chrysler Corp. The outcome could have a 84.684 at Cleveland the return League opened the week’s play they’ve, ever played wl& the | ever in San Francisco. There’s with 71 yards in. 16 attenvpte, ment. Lownds 142 — 369, Bdie Oor- vital bearing on the Eastern | match is expected to have a when Oakland dumped Kansas yoimg Vikings, Including a tough little at stake but local prestige. and Gaeriiter came up with two At least 10 parsons ware ar- iw t i 129 - - 347, Jean Daniels pass interceptions, one on 86- raatod and eha^ad wiUi aaaault 345, Mavis Sniall 130—344, yarder that set up the Oowhoys’ A Anlah Una Judge, John Do- Jane Smith 152 — 363, Maude w go-ahesd (14-10) TO with j ^ Mattao, aufferad head cuts Carpenter 127-136 — 369, Mary 54 seconds left in the haif . . . when aomaone smashed the Scots 128, K ittv SibrinsB 126- Lott Starter ,, 130— 362, Mary S caU 128. ■ ^.1 The Cowboys went on to beat g lim window of his booth. ' Washington 35-20, and Landry One parson was hoMitalUed— Helen McCann 134, Phyllis To- GENERAL DYNAMICS/ELECTRIC BOAT For Boston said; ’Those two ' pdrsonnel Joseph MeAlduff of Prince Ed malonis 345, Vickie Burchard Pony Raider Leaders ohaniges were the key to the ward Isle, Canada, driver of one 143-149-141— 433, Sylvia Picano X victory." • • . Redskin Coach at the hones involved In the 146 — 357, Barbara Sweillecki K ick off will be at 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon at Me In AFL Tilt Bill MePeak added: “The de ■jrtll. Ha suffered cuU and 128, Ruth BatUes 131— 344. morial Field ■when the Manchester Raiders meet ference between when we bruiaas and waa held for ob- PARJLVDE PINNETTB8 — the Vernon Ponies in a battle of the undefeated. played the (Jowboye the ftrst servatkm. BOSTON (AP)—Billy Lott time (the Skins won 21-J7 at Track President Alvin WeU, Ev MoCarkey 202-514, Gin Und Announces Leading the locals into battle will be Co-Captains will be the starter at Boston's Wartiington In Septetriber) was who aald racing would resume 188-482 Wanda Kaselauekas tonight, would not estimate 178-455, Toni Fogarty 203-489, Bill Hawver, a quarterback, left, and tackle Pete troublesome left halfback posi Gaochter at free safety. HUs Benson. Each team has won six contests this fall speed, reactioiM and timing damages until after a survey of Meredith Gilmore 455, Doris tion when the Patriots tangle in the Charter Oak Conference. (Herald Photo by made their defenM that much the track and irounds. Police Ritter 482. with San Diego in an American more dlfflcuit.” estimated the damaige to the Satemis.) Fbotball League game tomor- $30 - million structure, located H6ME ENGINEERS — Doris ' how. With one punt return for 49 about 10 miles from mtdtown O'Hara 200, Hildur Zawlsto'waki Lott, hhnself only recently yards agabtst the New Ybric Manhattan, at $100,000. The FANS WERE ANGERED— Broken glass and a bench hanging in a door re 187-170-506, Barbara Blatch- off the Injured list, was given track loot another $30,000, its an- MAJOR THE Giants, Billy OambreD bht- mained at the entrance to the grandstand lobby of Roosevelt Raceway after ford 186, Dta Anderson 183-461, tihe call o'ver veteran Jimmy tkdpatod take from tha money Ruth Wiecek 180, Ruth Willey stripped his yardage total for spectatewrs rioted for more than an hour. They were angered by a six-horse acci- Crawford and rookie Tom Neu the season (41 yards on 0 pre- that would have bean bat on tha 178-478, Marge Smith 471, Mary mann by Coach Mike Holovak rious returns) . . . BUly Is sel last throe raoas of the nlne-raca (lentent in the sixth race that wiped out their twin double bets. (A P Photofax.) Roedingor 456, Colleen Perry yesterday. dom heard from because he Is pcogram. Ih a y ware cancalad. 455. Herald Angle Crawford and Neumann are “niey ware like animals,” Sonny Randle's sub at spUt end, had to club them back. They Speedy Scot in the $80,000 Dex Roosevelt last Wednesday night expected to be available for ■aid Jank Laa of tha Long Island OPPORTUNITIES and Randle Isn’t the k l ^ of a couldn’t be everywhere at once. ter Cup, began spIQlng out of The crowd booed the decision INTBR-CHUROH TEN PIN By some duty against the Charg Praos, who watched tiM riot guy who Is taken out at the Whah (me group was controlled, the grandstand when the sixth Arst, then as a few began shout — Mike Rufaacha 212. Boh ers but neither will be in top from the proas box. EARL YOST lineup . . . And BUly la seldom another ran wild. There must race result was announced as ing "we want our money back,” OampbeJl 208-202 — 582, A rt shape. “ Thara's hardly an unbroken Sports Elditor seen because he la only b-foot-10 have been eight Ares going at OfAcial although only two of the several leaped over the railing Johneon 209—564, Rudy Heck ! TTie Patriots' left half spot window In tha place," a Nasoau and 175 pounds, but be stands (me time in the stands.” eight horses finished. onto the track. 202, Irv Foster 206—659, Don | For has been hurUng since Ron County poUca rargaant said. WUhoms 200. out on the Arid because he Ths mob, part of an ofAcial Six fell at the three-quarter “They were followed by Attention on Young Gridders Burton was lost to the chib wears No. 3, an uncommon "Tha plaea Is a mesa. When our crowd of 28,127 lured by the ap mark of the half-mile track, in dozens, then scores and finally before the season started. number for a receiver. The rea men arrlvad, tha mob triad to Y —Don Carpentor 136, Tony Chief attention on the local football scene this week San Diego leads the Western turn OTor tha patrol cars. They pearance of ace Lyear-old cluding the top three favorites. by hundreds,” said Lee. son: A quartortiark’s Jersey A longitiiot, Knight Deposit, was The track’s security force of MarinelU 156-396, Jerry Smith end will be distributed between Mt. Nebo and Memorial Division and its 6-2 record is was the o^y one the Cardinals 138, El Fish 350, Fred Poudrisr the best in the A F L . The Charg declared winner, paying $36 for 120 was unable to control the Field, only miles apart, when Manchester’s five entries could And that would At Oan>- each $2 win ticket. mob. Rioters attacked the score 350, Dick Buckley 361, Fred DESIGNERS ers have the top offervsive club in the midget and pony category play important games. brell . . . AnotlMr seldom-no board in the Infield with bottles, McpOurry 360, A l Bujaw ius 161- while Boston is best In t'efense. ■ There were few tickets on the AND ticed receiver sparkled in the 'Genertd Manager Helps ■winner. Many in the crowd, as smashing ou tjh e lights and rip 288, Pete Brazitis 379, Ed Bu- The championship of the Midget League will be at The Patriate enter the week Olante’ 88-21 victory over St. is the custom in twin double ping a'way small sections. Win jaucius 374, Art Johnson 140- stake at Mt. Nebo •with the Smokeaters (4-0-1) battling end tied for the Eastern Di Louis, Aaron Thomaa, who betting, had chosen one of the dows and doors in the grand 362, John Redder 361, Andy La- the Fire Fighters (8-1-1) in the^ vision lead with Houston. Eastern Division A FL Qubs I caught four passes for 96 yards favorites to start off the wager stand area were shattered, glass moureaux 361, Howie August. nightcap of an attractive dou- and two TDs. Thomas, who a signs and glass doors- were 144-359, Larry Bates 366, Frapdc bleheadcr. A n ’Elater win will ing In which a bettor tries to week ago started at flanker couple the wliuiers of the sixth, kicked in, and seats were ripped Clalvo 137-356, BiU A d s m y DRAFTSMEN wrap up the 1963 loop crown Qoser Than Subway Crush | bock In place of Frank Gifford, seventh, eighth and ninth races. up. 143-352. while a Fighter trlumi* would Fourth Straight waa playing tight end agataiat PayoAs on t'win doubles fre Sixty-eight minutes after it be create a two-day deadlock for the <>r^ for the Injured Joe quently are fantastic. One bet gan, police reported the situa MERCHANTS Mike Den the coveted crown. The Cnda- Win for Oakland BOSTON — (NBA) — When^riUl retires, Mike smiled warm- Walton . . . Says Thomas: tor won more than $78,(XX) at tion was under control. hup 138-169-414, John Narehto Read The Story Behind This Growth; There ers and Blue Devils open the “There’s a Mg difference be thala American____ Football League ly, " I hope It Is.” ‘ ' Is the only 139, Carl Bolin Jr. 180-369, show at 1 o’clock. As Flores Stars tween the kso poslttons. You was aa*M in the fertile vale of go Ed McKasver Remember 35 Years Ago? Lam ar -Hunt’s bank balance general manager in football who George Johnson 376, Al Hekn A Could Be Something BIG In It For You! N o douht the biiggest abtrac- have to adjust. It token, a wMle 363, Charlie Ecabert 366, CliarUe ilion wfll be the cteulh of un- four yaara ago, the founding helps coach the oAenslve backs. KANSAS CITY (A P)—Coach to get the ball when yon play Hairie 351. dofeeted entriee from Vernon Refs Ruling flanker. It comes at you In a fathan (Lamar, Bud Adams, Every team in pro ball has A1 Davis winces at the mention Stern Tests It doesn't asailer whether year Mehnieal experienee has and Manchester in a Charter Remember the South End Cubs’ fnnie NEW YORK (AP) — Most of gered and fell competitively to get going. A fellow likes to under the one-man rule of Paul Where docs he get the time? Clark 131— 366, R ay DeUaiFera along the line. Bat It alao make* good sent# for e man to look for tho bosi* o f any Branging in the viaiting: Poniee games out of 26 in 1961-62, Tony AJongd. a stringbeaii Dietz, Felix Mozzer, Lefty St. John, Sal Vendrillo the nation’s top-ranked college find out about these things as Brown, whoM Cleveland teams "Aak Mrs. Holovak,” he LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)— extenuating circumstance. 132— 362, Herb Johnson 363. company’s rarrent growth plan. Doc* h bavo the swhsloweo b ^ in d It that spalls from nellghboring Vernon will bo J clipped a half game o ff San fighter with whipUke arms, can and Brunig Moske. Second row, Stuart Wells, Cam- football teams faced stern tests fa«l a« lie con."... In 1962, Barr loot only four games In four smiled gently. "On a Saturday Heavyweight contender Cas If his entry into service were la a g ^ e rm growth? Jmmy Roach, serving as head . - f D id o ’s Western Division lead thank Referee Texas, as the No. 1 team in Ea^h haa loot four times and on the roster. Boston haa no limited to students, minis long-tenn physieal and personnel- expaneion to aecommedale inereased roaaarah. prospect. Roach staned at Man- a broken nose this week while ripped the Chiefs for 122 yards warned <3iuvalo, took away the the Uonn’ 45-7 win over San Clay has been ordered to the land, probably had the most only one game separates Arst one. ters, reservists, fathers and engineering and design activities. , cheater High and set all kinds riding a surfboard at Waikiki rushing, last round from the Toronto Doc (Joff, Coach Tom Kelley, Pete Happeny, Pete Francisco.. .H e now leads the report for a Selective Serv Beach. He was struck in the to lose. And unranked Baylor, from last placs. Whan other teams cut men, those in essential defense of scoring records at New York “ P o v i^ was fantastic and so slugger and gave the decision Vendrillo, Frank Busch, Elmo Mantelli and AJ Pen- Ltonn ■wi'th 31 catches and le ice physical examination Jobs. face tiy the board . . . Al which played the Longhorns, they're ftequently snapped up CHALLENCB AND ADVANCKMKNT. TODAY AND TOMOimOW Military Academy before mov was Daniels,'’ Davis said. 'JOur to Alongi, 95 to 93. tore. tied with Gaia OogdiU for most “ Sas what happens,” tha Nov. 21. If he passes, he A recent decree by Presi though neither will make any probably had the most to win. by tivala fo r Inspection, especi ing on to'Allbum, where he ran ability to control the baH sur Judge Jim Ruby also saw it TDe— seven. boys,can My, "when you start could be called up late in dent Kennedy that married Not only will you be meeting some of the most inlerosling and nnnsuel shellmiges All-America teams (which' are prised me.” The Longhorns are rocking ally if they’re young. NOTICE behind Joe ChUdrm, during the for Along!, by the same score, from acrateb." The Aaw In this December. But his backers men be deferred reportedly offered by industry today, but a t a highly valued member nf the iMhnical ataff. a dime a dozen) you will have along at the top of the national “WlMa we put a guy cn tatter's All-American year. The Raider coach wouldn’t while Jiul^ Bunny Lo'vett saw Utc^ilan acheme was that tha ■aid tiiey win seek a four-to- has put pressure on the you’ll enjoy management’s encouragement aad active support a t your to go a long, way before one ratings with a 7-0 record, but “ Honest, I ’m not ooncentrat- waivers,” Mike shrugged, "no The contest wfll be a battle discuss his club’s four-game Chu'valo the winner, 99 to 93. Rm^Adams-HlIton-Wilson en slx months' deferment. boards and speeded the call Manchester Dog; upgrade your professional standing. ■will find two quarterbacks as streak, longest in the AFL this they’ve been hard-pressed in Ing on loose balls to recover,” one toudiee Mm. They don’t of high-scoring dubs which also So did at least half the 2,240 tente had a lot more scratch to The Liston flght Is set for ing of single men like Clay. Training gifted as Ivy League perform season. Oakland is 6-4. Sem Celtics Finally Lose, each of the last three. The mar- says defensive end Don Hulta went him.” A comprehensive program of in-plaiil course* and training, plow a Kheral ' feature rugged defenses. The ringside spectators, who burst start with than any of the other early February and some The draft board sent Its ers Archie Rdberta at Colum Diego is 6-2 going into its game g;ins of victory have been 4, 4 of the Minnesota Vikings, The key man of the defensive Classes Canceled refund program give yon wide choice in planning the poee and direction a t _ Ponies have rolled up 219 points into a Strom of boos when the clubs. They spend money like predict It will bring a $6 to notice to Clay’s home Mon and 5 points. “ Some of them Just happen to line, Houston Antwlne, once Monday, Nov. 11 professional development. Right now, more than 3,000 a t our paaple are aurulled In winning all six starts, a 36.3 bia and Gary Wood at Cornell Sunday at Boston, the Bastem decision went to Along;!, figh t their old men never made It, $8 million gate. , day. . . . Look for the Boston Pa co-leader at 6-4. In Baylor they faced a batch be there.” .,. The rookie free was released by the Detroit in one or more of these courses! point per game average, ■while ing out of nearby Hollywood, aad thalr teams reflect a gen "W e don’t want Clay to Liston, visiting in I.as Veterans Day triots’ to haye their first sell Davis said he thkiks San Royals Turn in Feat of hungry Bears armed with agent has been a starter ever erous stockpUa of talent that holding the oppoeitiion to eight Fla. Lions as hopelessly slow, and have something he is not Vegas when he learned of FIRST, FIND .YOURSELF HERKt out crowd in American Foot Diego has the tltile clinched, but the country’s most deadly effec since the opening pre-season would look good on any football pointa The fight was nationally-tele the Patriots lifted him off the entitled to,” ^ d WUltam Clay’s draA call, said, " I f ball League history Sunday af- neiwamen took this as a tongue- tive passing game in the tossing game and now Iton Is In the Aald. Dallas Teocan taxi squad two Umltstlont of spec* prsvsnt us from dsscribing all ths way* you may qualify. Tha teWtoilng On the other hand, the vised, and TV matchmaker Ted Favenham, spokesman for they take Cassius into the Classes Will .Resume should giv* you a rsasonabis Idea about what ws’r* after, if you sans* a fH, temoon against San Diego at in-cheek statement. NEW YORK (AP)—Now within one point. of Don Trull and the catching of midst of a streak in which he Hava-Nota Do WeD yesue ago. charges o f Coach. Bill Smith, dy Brenner caUed it “ one of the It’s official: llie Boston Clay’s sponsoring group. Arm y, I want to go too, so Nov. 18 As Usual rspresentstiv* and learn all the details. - Feniway Park. The Pats will Oaklcmd has a week off be^, They swapped baskets Larry Elkins. has recovered opponents. fum Tst strangely, the have-nots— Hub of Defenoa former Brown UndverjAty per iW orst decisions I ’ve ever seen.” Celtics CAN be beaten. For “ But we feel that it is an I ean protect him. have a tough joto stopping Paul fore playing at Den-ver Nov. 24. until Boozer put Cincinnati Texas, therefore, was risking bles In Ave straight gsm es... Boston, Danvar, New Toric and The hub of the defense Is a PIPINO DESION former, scored 186 patnls in six The Associated Press scored a while there it looked like Lowe and Keilher Lincoln, each Davis said Oakland's defense ahead with 21 seennds leA, 1, Its perfect record; 2, Its No 1 In the Arst period last .Sunday Oaklaad—can and do beat them Ane set of Hnchackers, none •tarts—a 81 point average— it 96-94 in Chuvalo’s favor. there was room fo r doubt. The man in this group sat design criteria for sH anginaered components. mstarW with a better than six yard was aimed at stopping Len Sam Jones hit for Boston, spot In the nation, and 3, quite against Los Angeles^ Don re any Sunday o f the season. It of whom ever played that poai- ■nd piping plant production. InveIVvS high prsstur* sir system, Vsntllstlon. sir conditidning, •nd allowed 3$. Aiongi, 6-5, weighed in at CincinnaU Anally turned average per carry with the Dawson, Kansas City quarter and then Boozer connected pos.sibly the host role in the covered on the Ram 4 to set up makes you wonder about money tion before coming into pre sanitstion, rafrigeration, ship's systems, missile system, hovering, instrumentation and central ■With both local high schools 204 and he needed every ounce the trick last night, but It on his winner. Cotton Bowl. Chargers. back, because “he’s the key to a Viking TD. A Los Angeles and the value of crying all the ball. Tommy Addison was a of all systams, as well a* ths lubncation, euxiliaty diaaal and steam systems for the i on the road today, Mancheater » * ♦ to withstand the bull-like pow took a bit 6f doing. The Baylor, on the other hand, Delivers Any Pi&ra in power plant. their te€im.’’ Oscar Robertson led all lineman actually beat him to way to the bonk. tackle at South Carolina. Jackii WHEE! WATER’S High at Wethersfield and East er of Chuvalo, and the slam Royals’ Bob Boozer dropped scorers with 35 points, had a 5-1 record going and was Dawson hit only six of 25 the ball, but Hultz knocked It Ta k *, particularly, the case of Rudolph was an end at Georgia he town of Manchester Oatholic at Ridgefield, football Off the Cuff ming rights and lefts to the in a game-winning Jump while John HavUceh had 28 shooting for the upset of the loose again and cradled It. The MECHANICAL DESION passes for 49 yards artd was Boston, which haa the tightest Tech. Nick Buonicontl play«' fans, starved for independent at dumped six times for losses to body and head. shot with Nve seconds .left, for the Celtics. week, a spot in the national Viking TD that followed marked iVednesday thru Sunday H0T-H0T..AND Major araas of responsibility for this group ir>elud* terpsdo tube* aixl missile tube*, ataartng Remember Ekldie Cain, the Utile ship In the AFL. Junior guard at Notre Dame. tractions, will have an oppor- taling 71 yards. The Chiefs Alongt landed the most blows, handing the powerful Celt Philadelphia’s victory ratings and a leg up on its first the Arst time this season Mfai- and divirrg rams and controls, antsnna masts, hydraulic hoists and fairings, the aropuls' former Manchester High and colleges haves bigger coaching Before the season started ■tunilty to idew either the midg American League baseball played almost all the way with but they were fUcklng fists ics their first National Bos- over St. Louis was the Southwest (Jonference title In 40 nesota had drawn first blood... till 10 P.M. shafting, seal and propellsr compitx, as wtll as the many valve* and operators isseeia , staffs than the Patriots. Mike Ron Burton, the beat runnin; •to THERE’S A LOT! with hull intsgrity; plus ths arrangement pisns for tha entire missile eempertments aitd ets or ponies, and still get back out their talented split end, that stopped Chuvalo momen kertball Association loss of 76ers’ Arst on their home years. The Bears are unbeaten The Vikings eventually hod to pitcher who went into radio Holovak, 'th e head man, has back, and Don Webb, the bee machinery spaces. home in time to watxh a major Chris Burford, who is Injured. tarily and reddened his face but the season, 116-116. court and snapped a six- In the conference. come from behind, however, to work? H e’s now located in the three young (ergo, not high- defeneive back, were out to. pontian o f the National FooHhell Virgin Islands as an assistant It was the fifth straight de he always stood Ws ground fumbles rrixivered with six... Mike said he's saving that spot good as he is,” admitted M ike) 1081 M A IN ST.— 649-8316 production in tha following srees: System Plans (stsem, electric and raaeter plant control; sport, killed semi-pro fPotbell in John. A fter leaving Manchester falo 4-4-1, tonight and New By taking away the final oW a string of seven most tied the game In the offense and passing leader while The NFX, record is eight by Joe tor Baba Parilll, the still very for all— all the time! has been out half the time with Opposite Arm y IK N avy Club interior eommunicction, radar, sonar, radio and Nghting; miscile and torpedo 6ra control). Mianchester several years ago several yeans ago, (Jain went York, 3-4-1, plays at Houston, round ^rom (Jhu'vnlo, Gottfried straight virtories and were Anal tocond when his idiot end Elkins 'eads the country's Schmidt of Detroit In 1955... active quarterback Arrangement Plant (electrical equipment, lighting fixturM and eabta ways), and Manufactur 5-4-0, Sunday In other A F L tilted the decision in Alim gi’s threatening to make a run hit tilt rim and rolled o tt. pa.ss receivers. a pinched nerve. Not even Oak ing Plan* (switchboards, control pansIt and eonsoiss). ■when the New York Giants into the radio sports and news- Only two other men have re When It was suggested that It If you live in a typical games this weekend. favor. T away of the Eastern Dlri- Lee Shaffer had 29 points Against them Texas threw its land wanted the Babe once. suddenly became contenders casting field ih Lakeland, Fla,, covered as many as Hultz, Bar- might ha Ave years before Pa- house, you could easily nm finst, and. then Eastern Con and later worked with the slon race. They sAll hold 'and John K err 27 for the grudging defense and grinding, ne,v Poole of Baltimore In 1953 STRUCTURAL DESION a two-game lead. out pi hot water several ference champions.^ Florida pwomotional depart winners. ball-control ground game. and Gene Brito of Washington The men in this section alto have wide variety af responsibility which inciudss prsssur* kufl Philadelphia dropped St. timed a; week. Earlier starts for both at- ment. Arthur Hoaglund, while Schedule Made to Order I-o* Angeles squandered . Among, the other ranked In 1955. plating, framst, bulkheads, tanks, trunks, psnatrstions, supsrstruetura. fairwstsr. rudders, ri \ Louis, 108-106, and Los A n diving plans* and stabllizsr*, mpst supports, hatches, snd foundatlort* for aH types of aquip- bractlans should help double ths on a cruise to the Virgin Is a 16-polnt lead, then ral teams, only No. 3 Mississippi Now you can have all the geles edged San Francisco, rhsnt. from smsll static sisctrical control boxes to large dynsrhic dsvie**, auto ■■ turbine* attendance at both local grid lands, reported ineeUng Cain lied Its sagging offense to appeared to have a real breath hot water you need at one 93-90, in the only other 'Fred Miller, after -two and reduction goers (many requiring mounting on sound or shock attenuating media)ac woU iron SttflS. . . . AUan Webb, the former edge the Warriors. San er. Ole Miss, 6-0-1, was at home time 'for only 9He* a day. games last night. The com straight weeks in the defensive St non-structural bulkheads and ships’ furnishing*. • ' » e Manchester semi-pro football Francisco was paced by to little Tampa. No. 7 Alabama Think of it—only 9Wc* bination out the Hawks’ line against Green Bay and FREE WHEELS player, who was a two-way per Title Up for Grabs Wilt Chamberlain’s S3 Is not scheduled. day! I Chicago, has learned how hold Here *ii There Western Division lead over points. Elgin Baylor had 29 No. 6, Auburn, at 6-0 one of / THREE WAYS TO CONTACT Ufl former with the Merchants, N F L teams can ru n ... The DOUBLE Los Angeles to a half game. tor the Lakers. the three unbeaten, • untied With Purchase of Town and Yes, thanks to Mobllheat Isn’t if most unusual for may be sidelined Sunday when 1, Cell US COLLECT from anywhar* in ths contlnenlsl U.8. between 9 Ali and 4 PM, Monday The Celtics led Clnrln- teams remaii)ing, had its work Colt rookie tackle toys; “I can -through Saturday, or Wsdnssdty svening between 6 and 9 PM. Phans caMeet J. F. OBrlaii, memibert of a nominating com the New York Giants play Tonight’s schedule has — and an oU-flred hot water naU. 107-93, with six and Philadelphia at Baltimore, cut out against a good Mississip testify that we faced two fine Country Snow Tires beater of correct capacity— area cede 203. Hilltop $-4321. mittee to ncminate themselves Philadelphia at Nesv York. running teams. Those Bears In Midget Finals one-half minutes left, hut Detroit at Cincinnati, Bos pi State team, 4-2-1, at Jackson, your family can take care e t 2. Sand m a tetter outlining your axporianca. edueoUen and Inter eats, toe’s arrange aa Intar- for office? This is the case at Webb injured a knee last week the Royals ripped off 18 really blocked (in Chicago's the Manchester Country Club,, ton at St. Louis and New M1.SS. Auburn needs a victory to all their washing needs at view In your awn locality at an early data if you qualify. against St. Louis, A ' large dele consecutive points, nine on 17-7 win over the Colts), and At Regular Prices •bobrding to the nominating York vs. San FlanciBoo at break a tie with Mississippi for one time. 9. Pill out the coupon and nwii M tedayl gation of Manchester Army & free throws, and closed to Bill Wade did a masterful job dlate for 1964 as proposed by Tomorrow’s regular sea son, Kerin O’Neill and Dale Oakland. . the Southeast Conference lead. Navy Oub members will make son finale In the Manchea Ostrout have done well for Each is 4-0 in the league. of setting up his ground plays. Mom can do the family the nominating committee . . . the jaunt to New York Sun He kept ua off stride through NO DOWN PAYMENT wash. Sip can de the dishes Bo BeUnstcy,' the cbJorful Los ter Midget Football League the league-leaders so far Illinois, Michigan State and day foj' the NFX» game . . , out mcist of the gam«(,— and all at the same time Junior Angeles Angel pitcher, whose couldn’t hai-e.' worked out whUe the Fire Fighters Golf Lead Shared Ohio State, all among the top Information from distant pointa those hard runners on one TAKE 6 MONTHS TO PAY takes his bath, and you im- Frank Sinatra Inriita- Oklahoma, No. 6 and 6-1, con Both Manchester High Arnold Paliner won Australia’s tinued its .qv^Bt for Btlll another Blue Devils. The feature (Sky Diving, Power titonal Open Gdlf Tournament. FREE! FREE! fE GIVE NUM9ER YEARS DRAFTING EXPERIENCE: Ptpln and East Catholic are on the biggest professional golf tour- Kay Sets Mark Big Eight title against Iowa “ I f I had knows tha$,” ontek- tut is seheduled to start . Boot Racing) 7.r0x15 - -13.90 $1)0x14 - -1 5 ^ rofkd today. The Indlank In nanie;}t. today with a final FtosterwaM is a apare, 166- State, 4-3. ed Green Bay plaoekicker and M K WITH THE n ) R C H A » OS ^REEN STAMPS I about 2:30. Channel 8 vade -Wethemfleld for 'a round o f 69 for a 286, despite SIMSBURY (AP)—Hob Kay pwMnder and Floyd a muscular Np. 4 Navy and star quarter guard Jerry Krauier, ‘ run.” BB4UTirU L ANCHOR H PHONE NUMSER. with a 4-0-1 record. A ll 6:S0-^lympics Preview n s a a Typos to C O i ^ ^ i n : s ’star a Juloe a Sherbet, to oppose Ridgefleld High. Lakes Oounse this morning, floL a new auftstde Country ClUb and Floyd la barely old enough Ritt,.. 6-1, visited unpredictable .. .Kramer was referring to the MORIARTY Channel 8 a H w above Free Offer la Good rery Day o f the W eek e 'Bodi games are set to start Nicklaus was in ninth position they need fat a tie to clinch bourse record yeaterday in a to vote. But, they managed bo Notre Dame, 2-4. fa«t his four Aeld goafai to the at Ijp jn . and trailed Palm er by six the title. The second-place Oonneotifeut Profeaalonal GUfers pli)iy MentHoahy. Each startod Packera’ 33-14 win over Pttto-' GIIIIIIIID Three games were down for DISCOUNT Fighters are pegged at SUNDAY Maacbestor seeks Ito lirst atrokes. At the end of the Aasodaition Pn>-Amateur Tour- slowly, fkiitfied faat and coane in regional television coverage: burgh Were one shy of the N FL BROTHERS 8-1-1 and. must win ’,tomor 1:45-T-Tlme Out for Sports ■ LHCTRIC ■< vtotory after live straight round Nicklaus was leading the naonent. K ay aliced one stroke Channel S with a 36-hole mxim a t 138, Penn State at Ohio State, North record'.,. “It was my best day,” 1 GIHNHRAL, OVNAMICl row to gain a deadlock for state service station lossea against a tobgh Weth- field and was one-shot ahead of off the record of 69 set by four under par. Finsterwaid had western at Wisconsin and Ar- Jerry added seriously, “ aad STATION the lead. S'p.m .— 01ai|ts vs. Eagles erslleld team that Is stlU la Palmer, who posted a third CUffside pro Ken Lang last year. Channel 8 two rounds ..60.. agl.. Jlo y d kangaa al Rlce. B ii:t Stgl’Jr lllhde it posglhla. Yto “TOUB FLTINa J0 301-31S Center St. won three and lost two'in Its and Gary Player o f South A f an 8-6 vlcttory by the width and Boh MUler, hod a best-hall 8 p.m.— Sports Spectacular who scored a 185-yard eagle 6-0 mark to Cambridge, Mass, turn of Ms p »««‘ " g fl|d • n t "fo m a l” asasoa. \ rica who won last year, tied o f a pair a t extra poiata, groas o f 31-82—68 and tioppad iOhsimel 8 tw o on the 16th hole yastondaty against aroused harvard for an sot play regnlariy fos ttw ses- tor fourth at 296 Joe Massaro, Ohock Oar- low net with 61 - , and oshMt.to^ait 69-70—186. Ivy League game. ond week to a r o w ... k . *. .f . 1 .'■'■'I-
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Apply Superior All reduced to coat, some be pancy. 64S-2722, 9-6. SHCWMA papsihanrlnfi No lob too BEAUTIFUL, full-length, "let- wm tmL ' n Tlw Ok.) M-Hiur Ainnriii SwvIm aman. Jm i v(artaine, OWS750. Pavliw, Inc., 60 Hebron Ave low. Buy-save. out” muskrat fur coat, like ROOM FLAT, second -ROCKV^vE — C anning 8 aue«« tu. Sbl>->AflDA«<^ /ncmcar nue, Olastonbury. FIVE room house, $70 monthly. ,OaU B E H a o r r n r f M6J 1HATBIB1WT FOR SALS — Flat Stone for new, slse 88, n35. Call <643- floor, oU heat, garage Call AL(M6,MA»R! M O O P L & • 4%Sc if £&• kAONoa walls, fireplace, veneer-and 8420 after 6 p.m. 649-9221 after 6:60 p.m. 828-0718. Q«VE6^ yikJL0S:6O 3DPULUCWME4 tS SM O jiir Fm to HmM Rbwim Prim te InstmctionB 28 LATHE OPERATOR — Experi t o L IK E T O CeVE iTstEM’nMHneo o n O F H E R S enced in running small lots, all paUos. Cdfl 649-0617. COVENTRY -- Four rooms'ins^fim- benefito. Dean Machine Prod ROCKVILLE — Desirable sun 5Wr/AV(Ee»<_ W'dDOBSrtOW TOl4l««Tf nCMm W ut InfoimatlM oa om of Mr ~*—i^rfl i_____ Btot Na MATHEMA'nCAL tmorlag In OAS STOVE and combination ny • rooms, heated, porch, nished, fireplace, garagene. ^ U O K 6 0 , 8 U T mmmer a t tha tolephon* Hstadr Blmplj emil ifca eluding college mathematics ucts, 165 Adams St., Manches oU burner, very good condition Wanted— ^To Bny 58 utiUty room, washer hook-up, 742-6661. T M#WE TO ffeSTTlM china, Lake, Vernon. New, clean 5 60eST FORA 64B-S988. Ehcperienced in producing ex 648-6514. ANSWERING SERVICE AMATEUR RADIO sUtlon re glass, -silver, picture frames room home, $100 monthly. FCTCTM»mi perimental quantities, allbens- and jold coins, old dolls and 528-6884. 643-7716. $49^5 0 0 — 875-2S19 fits. Dean Machine Products, ceiver, transmitters, miscel laneous parts, completa- for guns, hobby coUectlona. attic IaS £ S h (OU AGa^alaw Mosical— Dramatic 29 165 Adama St., Manchester. contents or whole estates. Fur YEAR ’ROUND HOME on Bol and leave joor meaeage. Ton’ll hear from oar agyarttM U Jig quick sale, $128. 528-3821. niture Repair Service ’Talcott- JUST TWO LEFT ton Lkke, 4 rooms and bath, «}Oa«B iC ttme wtthoat apandlnc aO avaalag at the PIANO (elasslcsl or popular) PART-TIME warehouse and de vUle, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. with some utilities, $78 per and vloUn lessons In your home livery man, 9 s.m. - 1 p.m. WALLPAPER and Paint Sale. month. Frederick M. Gaal, See Mr. Pettenglll, 648-1524. Ceiling paint, $2.89 per gal IIV r 1 r or our studio. Call 742-7425. lon. Morrison Paint Store, 385 WANTED — ONE 12-22 foot Uv- Two new two-b e d r o o m Broker, 643-2682, 643-0281. Lost and Found Bostness Strrices Ing room rug and pad, plus hall apartments, located at 9 0281. MAN FOR WORK In our En Center Street. and stairs carpeting. 649-6647 r Offered 13 graving Department, prefer West Middle Turnpike, Man fo u n d — Your Olft Qallery, Bonds— Stocks— L^&tM* SALE — Regular $14 Watklna Bros. Oifts for all oc. one with experience on Gorton chester. Close to shopping, Land For Sale 71 IT LAWN MOWERS, dtarpenad Mortgages 31 or Hermes engraving ma stone-free loam. $12.50; al.so, schools, churches. On bus casions from the world over. and repaired, sales and aerv- sand, gravel, stone, fill.- Call line. Occupancy December Home decorating accesaorles. chines. Apply In person wily Rooms Without Board 59 LAND — Coventry. Choice land ice, rental equipment. L A M SECOND MORTGAGES - Un the Aetna SUunp k Engraving 643-8603. 1. Heat, hot water, all elec for building homes near .school, . Priced for all budgeta. Noel Equipment Corp.. Routs St, limited funds available for seC' LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING fur tric kitchens Including dis ’ shop now open. Co., 225 Silas Deane Highway, NAVY ’THAYER baby carriage, churches and shopping area. Vernon, 875-7608, Manchester and mortgages, payments to Wethersfield, Conn. nished room off Main Street. posal. AU ^Mutments air- Call Frederick M. Gaal, Brok exchange, Enterprlae 1B48. suit your budget Expedient white Interior, excellent condi Women only. 649-7959 after ( conditioned. Ample parking n o tice la hereby given that tion, $25. Free bonus - small er. 643-2682, 643-0281. Pails Book No. 92S21 issued by service. J. D. Malty, 648-5129. p.m. space, full ceramic file WE HAVE the Ume, we have baby crib and mattress. Call baths, ’TV antennas, ca ANDOVER 78 acres, high loca The Savings Bank of Manches the tools, will do most any A BETTER ARRANGEMENT 649-487A ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one ter has been lost and applica thedral-ceiling living rooms. tion, open lot. terrific land Ut'jfe thing. Free estimates given. of your finances will make block from Main Street, kitch Should be seen to be ap value. Why buy few acres for tion has been made to said Call ua anytime, 64S-300T, S8S more of your Income available en privileges, parking. 648-5127, BY V. T. HAMLIN V ' 11-1 » bank for payment of the DESIGNERS & preciated. Reasonable price several thou.sands when you AI.LY OOP 2987. for persona] use. Lump debt Boats and Acces.sorles 46 643-9828. range. can buy all this investment amount ol deposit into one monthly payment of for less than $160 an acre. Over HAROLD k SON RubUab Re 122.25 for each thousand dollars EXCEPTIONALLY nice clean NOTICE Is hereby given that moval, cellars, attics, and DRAFTSMEN 1959, 15 FOOT FIBERGLAS, 25 bedrooms In attractive home 1,000 frontage. Also. 1 and 2 Including repayment over five h.p., tilt trailer, g;ood condition, acre building lots In exclu.slve Pass Book No. B17B8 Issued by yards. Weekly or monthly years. FVank Burke, 946-8897, for gentlemen. Best location. Shown by appointment only CARNIVAL BY DICK T u r n e r The Savings Bank of MancheS' $785. 644-0728. residential areas, from $900 to pick-up. Harold Hoar, 849-4084. Connecticut Mortgage Ex- 21 Church St. 649-4966. $8,000. Shown by appointment ter has been lost and appllca^ change, 15 Lewis St.. Hartford, Piping, Electrical tion ha.s been made to said TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and 6^ FOOT DINGHY, gray and ROOMS for gentlemen, free Call only. Floyd Real Estate. 742- lot cleartng. Snow removal. Coral. Mechanical & Structural blue, oars, oar locks, anchor, parking; also, 2 rooms for light 7682, 742-6730 evenings. .John C. bank for payment of the $50. 648-7977 after 6 p.m. GEORGE WILLARD amount of depoelt. Frank C. Noble, •48-B142. SECOND MOR’IGAOES—Funda housekeeping. Scranton Motel, Hutchinson, 742-7852. 649-0826 between 5-7. SHARPENINO Servlca — Saws, available for second mort gages. For individual attention Rouses For Sale 72 Personals knives, sxes, shear*, skates, call B A N Agency, Roger M. See General D3Tiamics Diamonds— Watehea— COMPOKt ABLE Room, quiet 75 Steep Hollow Lane rotary blades. Quick service. Negro,- 648-8727. Electric Boat ad private home, no other room OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Capitol Equipment Co., M Jewelry 48 ers, garage. 643-6848. 648-0812 VERNON — Ju.st over Manches Main St., Manchester. Hours on today’s sports page. ■ ter line. Like new 5^ room SISTER ANGELA daily 7-5. Ihursday 7-9. Satur WATCH AND JEWELRY repair FOR RENT — Front room, cen ranch, IH baths, built-in kitch day 7-4. 648-7958. Business Opportnidties 32 ing at reaisonable prices. trally located, parking. 69 en with dinette, fireplace. Character Reader and Ad Prompt service, two watch Birch Street. 649-7129. C A L L TODAY Hayes Agency, 643-4803. NOPE-riTEyTD visor on all problems of life STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, THREE BAT Gulf service sta makers. Manchester’s oldest , WU1OI0W KftmrB^fC OET9 COUNTRY ctTuB area ^ IM M 0 JT F C ______LEAVES PRIFT__ ,MAKEHIMdUFT Is now located at 231 Main fireplaces, flagstone terraces. tion available for lease. Excel TURRET LATHE operator. established Jeweler. F. E. FURNISHED ROOMS — Com OtSKMatE/ HM EHEPli^A|^^g« Street. Hartford. Call for All concrete repairs. Reason lent opportunity for the right Must be first-class machinist, Bray, 737 Main St., State plete llg^it housekeeping facul Charming SVs room ranch, ga £&sSfiLaata! . UMPBMOCM ELRP.TH.THEWMP , appointment, 527-1907. ably priced. 648-OKl. Indlvidt^. Paid training pro average work week 50 hours, Theater BuUdlng. ties, centrally located. Mrs. SDC ROOM duplex, garage, oil rage. screened pnirch, terrace, ’ BLOMS THEM BACK.AM^- MMa>/LE7^H0PE gram. For additional Informs- ;ood pay and fringe benefits lovely wooded lot, priced be NowHesooraTUBI. ^ rOKASHIfTM Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Manches furnace, good location. Quiet BY AL VERMKER 3 t Vc b r b c z e / SNOWPLOWntO - Now ac tlon caU Gulf OU Corp.i .525- ?or qualified man. Phone 648- ter. adults or small family. Avail low appraisal. Hayes Agency, PRISCILLA’S POP BDRMANC>IMC»rT 643-4803. aiVEUP/ DO cepting confncts, seaaonal or 6168. 7627. Echo Machine Co. Fuel and Feed 49-A able December 1. Call 643-4481 • O M E IH IM a / Automobiles For Sale 4 hourly rates. 646-5850. TWO CLEAN sleeping rooms, OONT NGU PIND rr A FOR LEASE — Modem 2-bay centrally located, must be after 6:30. VERNON — Exceptional value. m 1968 LINCOLN PREMIER Con Atlantic station available In Salesmen Wanted 36-A SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw Owner anxious to sell. 5 room NUISANCE, AL>NWy5 TREE REMOVAL — Free esti ed any length, free delivery. seen to fee appreciated, refer MANCHBSTERr-Beautlful new ' c l e a n e r HAVING V t3U R D O G vertible, good condition, 1485. mates, fall prices, very low. Manchester. Financing avail ences. Call 648-2029 between 8 5 room apartment, excellent ranch completely furnished or ALONG? 644-0728. Call 649-7671 or 622-1868. able. Call 286-1681 days, 666- ARE YOU amblUous and in QuaUty guaranteed, E. Yeo unfurnished. Call 643-0002. MAN! mans, 742-8002. and 4 p.m. or 9 and 10 p.m. location, adulta. J . D. Realty, 8786 evenlnga. dustrious? Do you want to be 643-5129. A .l» fiO 1900 CHEVROLET Convertible, a success? We'll train you to LOVELY LARGE housekeep $18,750 — TWO BLOCKS from V-8, 848 cu. In. engine, trt- sell one of the finest piquets ing room. It has everything, In THREE ROOM apartment, High School, six room cape, carba, S-apeed, excellent condi Household Serrlces Help Wanted— Female 35 made, for one of the most re Garden— ^Parm— Dairy cluding utilities. Ample park heat, hot water, range, and re vacant. This will qualify for tion. Call 875-2186 anjrtime. FHA with minimum down Offered 13-A spected and successful com Products 50 ing. 272 Main St. frigerator. available Novem panies in the world. CaU 644- ber 16. Call McKinney Broe., ($400) plus closing ($600). You NEED CARl Tour creiBt turn- REWEAVINO of bonu, moth WOMAN for kitchen and tray 0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. NEAR MAIN STREET for gen Inc., 643-6060. can also get a VA, If you ad dowa? Short on down pay- holes. Zippers repaired. Win room work. Tel. 049-4510. FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin tleman, private entrance, perk “qualify. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, mentT Bankrupt? Repoma- dow Shades made to measure; RADIO TTME salesman for well and Greening apples and ing. 28 Pearl Street. Tel. 648- 643-1577. stonT Don’t daspalr! See Hon all sises Venetian blinds. Keys BOOKKEEPER, Experienced, accepted station in Hartford- Bose pears. Bottl Fruit Farm, 260 Bush HUl Rd., Manchester. 7236. FOUR ROOM unheated apart est Douglas. Inquire about low made while you wait Tape Re knowledge of Burrough’s book Manchester area. Good draw ment. CaU 643-6016. TALOOTTVILLB — 5Vi room est down, smallest payments corders for rent Marlotrs 867 keeping machine. Accounts re ing account and account Ust. A’TTRACTnVK sleeping room, Ranch, storms, fireplace, one- APPLES — Macs, Cortlamds, gentleman, shower-bath, anywhere. No small loan or fi Main, 649-5221. celvabie and payable. Part or Send resume to Box J, Herald. Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, MANCHESTER — 6 room year-old. Near bus line and nance company plan. Douglaa full-time. Call for appointment, Wlnesapa, Romes, Starks. private entrance, parking. In duplex, 8 larga bedrooms, cen shopping. Very convenient Motori, 888 Main. Mr. Shapiro, 043-2128, Tots ’n Bunce Farm, 629 W. Center. quire J95 Spruce Street tral heating, 1-car garage, $106 Tongren Agency, 643-6321. m . Teens, 965 Main St. Help Wanted— monthly. 876-7862. 1968 CORVAIR Spider Converti - Bulging— Contracting 14 Male or Female 37 643-8116. ROOM FOR RENT In private I $14,600—One floor, 6 attraefive 11-1 home, gentleman, parking. 71 rooms, expandable second BY JOE CAMPBELL ble, turbo-charger, 4-speed WAUTT CARPENTRT — WOULD TOU be interested In IF TOU WOULD LIKE Green ETVE R(X>M apartment, second DONNIE transmission, Imcket seata. helping me care for my three Strickland Street. floor, 63 Porter S t, $110. CaU floor. Immaculate condition. Rooms, basements refinlahed, Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha Attached garage. Beautiful ia^»*WW*. 1 649-4489 evenings. children? Salary plus room and way. Tel. 649-6438. 649-7926 after 6. PAP-OOMmir/ **What do you say wo taka thk OMMioy wa’va boon *■*^0*^ buUt-lns, formica tile, general board. Call 649-5650. PLEASANT ROOM for genUe- treed lot. Near bus. Bowers I pftoppep $o•^E O R A M fM W 1962 CORVETTE, like new. 840 repair. No Job too amaU. Call man, near bath, parking, 54 School. Carlton W. Hutchins, saving toward a mink and blow It on a good movto?” R g C A Winiam Robblna Carpentry ~ RETAIL PERSONNEL FRESH EGGS for sale. For «R)PiP PRAITEP M K b.p., 4-speed transmission. WAITRESS Wanted, six days, lowest prices In town, stop at High St. Realtor. 649-6132. PMtractlcn. Low, low mile Service. 640-8446. 10 a.m.-S p.m. Inquire Char' Furnished Apartments 63-A OH THE CARSFOOL^ Lady to work full-time in Natsisky Farm, Inc. Special ATTRACTIVE, comfortable age. Good financl^ available. coal BroUer, 550 E. Middle our Sportswear Dept. Ex barg;ain prices. Large, pullets, ANDOVER — 8 famUy, 5-3-8, R U 6 ^ Sacrificing at $8,196. Call own ADDITIONS—Rec rooms, ra- room, gentlemen, centrally lo THRSUC and four-room heated good Income, S-car garage, modeling, bathrooma tUed. Tpke. perience desirable. AU com and meiUmn. 122 Newmarker cated, private phone on floor. er 648-6680 anytime. pany benefits. Road, Vemon-So. Windsor line, apartments, furnished, children workshop, priced right. Ciall CaU 649-4291. BTJLL-TTME Waitress for day Call 643-6331. welcome. 0/,rfleld 9-9923. John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. BEN CASEY LINCOLN Continental, 1961, 4- work, 8 a.m.-4;80 p.m., coim- off Dart Hill Road. 844-0304. CALL MB on your formica COMFORTABLE light house door Convertible, black with ter and booths, better than av- FRESH EGGS for sale. Jumbo 120 CHARTER OAK Street — GARWSON^ COLONIAL - 8 white top, low mileage, excel needa, bars, counters, kitchen eroM pay. Experience help keeping room, gentleman work 5 room furnished apartment, rooma First floor consists of cabinets, vanitory units, table- SANTA CLAUS 60c dozen. Large 40c dozen, ing days preferred, parking. YOU M E q lent condition. $2,995. Kleman tops and Island stands. 649- ful wit not necessary. Apply In Medium 80c dozen. Bruner, 230 gentlemen preferred. Phone largo family room with half WEiRE SORR/ID U3GE ' RDUMDS. Motor Sales, 649-4100. person Brass Key Restaurant. Call 643-6961. 649-8088. bath, modem kitchen with » U , OR. OUVAL, BUT OUR AMOET HNC) 8086. Man to work full-time to Deming St., Route 30, Wap- ~ ZCR8A. ping 644-8626. (ZXDMFORTABLE room for mid built-ins, including Tappan 400 tOSBMUSEAAERCy 1960 ENGLISH FORD, 4-speed INTBRNATTONAL firm Is look Christmas. Retired Individu TWO ROOM apartment, fur range, dining room, living HOSPOMA; 6AM! ing for ambitious woman over al preferred. dle-aged woman, kitchen nished, private bath and en AngUa, excellent condition. privileges, parking, TV, 10 room with fireplace. Second Call 649-4606. Rooflng— Siding 16 80 with car to learn interesting trance. ihlUtles. No pete. Near floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full profession. Good Income. Call minute walk to bus. Reason CVieney’s, 224 Oiarter Oak, Household Goods 51 able. Call 643-3801. bath. Immediate occupancy. 1668 VOLKSWAGEN Karmann A. A. DION, m e. Roofing, 289-8415 for personal interview. Apply in person or call Mr. 648-8868, 146-4788. $22,500. Philbrick Agency, 649- Ohia, radio, heater, gas gauge, siding, paintl^. Cai ntry. Gladstone, 643-9909. RUOS-’-Never used. 9x12 beige, 8464. good tires, new paint Job. See teratlonseratlc and additions. CeU- DO IT YOURSELF — And do It $25; 9x16 gold oriental, $36; BY FRANK O’NEAL It at 154Vi Oak Street. 649-6628. now. Earn money for bills that 9x12 braided; 12x16 beige. 289- IH O R T R IBS Ings. Workmanship guaran Apartments— Flats— Business Locations 188 LYNESS ST. — 6 room teed. 290 Autumn St. 646-4880. are getting you down. Work 6956. Tenements 63 ranch, stone front, 2 bedrooms, two to three hours a day at For Rent 64 dining room, fireplace, alumi 1 WANT A WyaCM-FrrNKS 1958 FORD RANCH Wagon, BIDWELL HOME Improvement your convenience to build a GRANDWAY A BIO BARGAIN — 8 rooms P0DSUAM <5WR10) AT ONCE.' BIRC^ STREET, second floor, num awnings, garage, extras. DIERibNe IN m KINGDOM I $160. CaU 648-1280. Company — Roofing, siding, al- business of your own. Avon’s used furniture and appliances, 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, BUILDINO 80x40 editable for 849-1484. K GETtlNG 90FTf teratlons, additions and re new Christmas Olft Catalogue $169. $10 down. See it at Al $90. 649-5229, 9-5. etorage, B-1 sene, Bucklamd FORD 4-door sedan, 1960, black modeling of all types. Blxcal' backed by full TV and maga- Manchester Parkada bert’s. 43 Allsm Street, Hart section. 649-3458., EAST HARTFORD — Oversized T and white, high mileage, good lent wonunanahlp. 6464496. xlne advertising can earn you ford. FIVE ROOM FLAT, 16 Trum- 7 room Cape, shed dormer, I’i condlUon Inside and oxit, $796. as much os $8 an hour to start. • bull St., heat, hot water. AvaU- bsths, recreation room, study, Kleman Motor Sales, 649-4100. 289-4922. GOLD AND WHITE dinette set able November 1. Oarage. Tel. STORE — 460 Main St. 648-5239, very clean, Carlton W. Hutch less than a year old, good con 643-5684. 94. ins. Realtor, 649-5132. VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN, 1960, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A GIRL FOR fountain work, 8:30- dition, $25. CJall 649-3396 after looks good, runs good, $795. 6 p.m. DESIRABLE OFFICE, 500 eq. BY DICK CAVAIXI ROOBTNO — Specializing re 6, Monday through Friday. Call Situations Wanted— THREE ROOM partially fur MORTY MEEKLE Kleman Motor Sales, 649-4100. 643-2125. nished apartment, first floor, ft., heat. Janitor, parking. 983 pairing roofs of aU kinds, new Female 38 ELECTRIC STOVE, 4 burners, Main. 648-5884, or after 6, li 1966 PONTIAC, 2-door station roofs, gutter woric, chimneys excellent running condition, no children. See Mr. Colby af LEGAL NOTICE . ® o ter 6 p.m., 64 Birch St. 648-7175. i-9 ^ / W4VOO oae I HAVE BSA6 0 N TO 8 © J© ,e THAT wagon, one owner, winterized, cleanecT repaired. Aluminum RN or LPN, full or part-time. w ill c a r e for one or two $66; Blackstone automatic ihi I W ANriO LBt^erBP siding. 30 years’ experience. REPUBUCAN OUriNlD I OUTINTHE ouE ooMPEma?5 m/B planth? ready for the road, $800. 742- Vernon Haven, 876-2077. children days In my home. wa.shlng machine, needs work, TAUc: TO VOJ ABOUT 6666. Free estimates. CaU Howley, Call 643-0038. $50. 643-9277. CAUCUS THtS INVOICB,MeaiLH- TVE HALL. V h a l l -? GPie€> IN oue OFRCe. 2 - 8 ROOM APARTMENTS Houses For Rent 65 The Republican electors of BY ROY CRANE 643-5861, 648-0763. 649-5229, 9-5. BUZZ SAAVYKR WANTED — Part-time cook. WILL CARE for children In my FOR SALE — Gas stove In the Town .o f Manche-rter ore -1 Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Call 649-4510. home by hour, day or week. good condition, $30. Inquire NICE FOUR ROOM CAPE—In hereby notified that there w-Ul m THm W OF o w s t v and P E m R ,'iO U « 6 BMSKSM je n s f n ON m OTHER HAW, 1 HAVE FOUR-ROOM Tenement with good condition, stove refriger III ANO m PRETTT WOPE, AND THE EXPtCTFP BABV. Radio-TV Repair Wapplng 644-8327. Apt. 8, 4 Pearl Street. bath, first floor, 11 Vine Street. be a caucus at Bentley School lOOHED TOO 6000 ON THIS CRUI«„ f o r s a l e — Four slightly SATTJRDAY employment, 10-6, Call 742-8180 or 742-7888. ator and washing machine fur on Monday, November 18. 1963, ...WAVE 0FF5... A CPASHED PIANE.. used tires, one spare, plus Services ^8 to manage a store, college girl WILL CARE for one or two nished, garage, large lot. Will at 8 o’clock p.m., for the foJ- ' rims and tubes, 6:70x15, 4-ply, or older woman. Box K, Her- children In my home while FOUR-ROOM Apartment. Tal- lease to responsible party. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv lowing purposes: , $60. 648-0748 after 5. mother works. 649-2066. MOVING — cot-vllle, stove, utilities furnish Adults preferred. 8. A. Beech- 1. T\> select party-emlorsed ice, available all hours. Satls- WANTBD — Cleaning woman ed, children acceptable, bus, ler. Agent. 843-6969. facUon guaranteed. Call 649- for one day per week. Own candidates for delegateectalty. PAINTING — FIVE room ply ki person to Mr. Flneout Bath, heat and Hot water fur uralized citizen of the United Hall on Mondiiy. November 1,8, LED DOWN', Teen-age driver’s education ranches and capes for $50. (Room 10) ready to work Mon POODLES — WHITE toy, AKC Maple spool bed, $86. nished. Route 85 In Hebron. States shall present the oertl- 1963, at 8 o’clock p.m., for the coune. State certlfled. 649-7898. Trim and paint extra. Also, day, November 11, between 9- registered. 649-0608. Call 643-0946. ficate of Ws naturalization un following purposes: , scraping. 742-8101. 10 a.m., or 4-5 p.m. Other beds. Also braided rugs, der the seed of the court Issu 1. To select party-endorsed LEARN TO DRIVE - Special Limoges dishes. Other miscel- SIX ROOM duplex with garage, ing the same, or a copy thereof candidate.^ for delegatee to attention to nervous and elder PAINTTNO, EXTERIOR and In OFBTQE GIRL — Typing, re laneouB articles. oil heat, electric hot water, issued by the United States Im the . Special Republican b . Classroom for teen-agers, terior, paperhanglng, wall ception work, good with fig Articles For Sale 45 avallable-December 1. 63 West migration and NatTirallzation State Convention to be held ' Pickup serrioe. Day or evening paper removed, dry wall work. ures, other general ..duties, Middle Turnpike. Ssrvioe in Ueu of the original in Hartford, Januarj' 14 and lessons. Reasonable rates. hours 10-2 dally, one-girl office. MAN’S TEN PIN bowling ball Reasonable rates. Fully In ’ and bag, 14 lb., $13.I. Call 128 Oak St. certificate, and any applicant 16 1964. Manchester Driving Academy. sured. 849-0658, Joseph P. Write Box S. Herald, giving 648- who acquired United States 2. And to transact such 742-7249. resume. 7042 after 5. Lewis. 648-4607 dtlzMiship by birth abroad to a other business as may NOTICE United States citizen parent, or properly come before such n e w g a m e for Manehoster NURSE LK3ENSBD In Con SNOW BLOWERS — Ariens, necticut for small Rockville Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow In accordance with the re- derived citizenship through the caucus. ' D AVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS E-Z LER N Herald oustomere*^ Tou buy the paint, you name yOur price — convalescent horrte. Free room er, and Bolens tractors, parts quirements of the ZOTlng RegU'* ■ naturalization of a paTenl or Signed: '• and board and ’TV. Tel. 876’' and service. Capitol Equip latlons for the Town of Man- spoiise, shall present a certifi- -J- • Margery N. Montandon MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES ^nd FRANK RIDGEWAY Driving School we do your painting. 649-7868, MOVINQ — Household furnish 875-8401. 9131. ment Ck>., 88 Main St., Man ings must go. May be seen by ohester (JonneoUcut, the Zion-1 cate of citizenship tsoued to Town Chairman Conneotlout’e lamest, i to- chester. Open daily 7-6, Thurs appointment. CaU 648-0727 af Ing Board of Appwals will hold such appUoont by the United mafic and standarditandi shift, OUTSIDE PAINTTNO at a low day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. ter 6:30 p.m. a public hearing on Monday Btaiea Immigration and Natu \ DO YOU KNOW Y YES/9HE free pick-up,service, teen price. No Job too Ma or too Help Hunted— Male 36 evening, November 18, 1963 at ralization Service or a passport I'A A G O IN G T O B U Y AA'* V'HATTOGETfvl TOLD ME age classroom, older and m all. CaU now, FREE WHEELS with snow fires FRIGIDAIRE RANGE, 30”, de 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room Issued to him by the State De W H A T S H E at regular prices, no down GIRL PRIBNO a p r e s e n t nervous students our spe MAN FOR evening and Satur luxe model, pull out oven, like partment of the United States Septic Tanks day work on luncheonette. payment, 8 months to pay. of the Munldpel Building on FOR HER BIRTHC5Ay. WANTED. cialty 116 Center St., Mm- new. 649-1415. the following application: | on or after January 1, 1948, or AND che^r. CaU tor free book EXPERIENCED PAINTER — Grill experience necessary. Cole's Discount Station, 649- a written statement signed by TWO PIECE Lawson living ' STATE HEARING ALSO. let. 643-8862. Interior and exterior. M8-0427. Grant’s Parkade. 0980. ' ' Emanuel Sollmene, 367 Oak a town clerk of a town of this Plugged Sewers room set, dark green, good stats that the records of sudi WAREHOUSEMAN — Steady MOTO MOWER snow fiirowera condifion. Tel. 648-1078. land St.; Res. Zone A- Special Garage— Service— EXPERT PAINTING and work with a growing building at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4^ exception Is requested to have town show that such applicant Machine Olcaned paperhanglng. 528-4015. supply company. Many fringe h.p. t(k 6^ h.p. 689 (jenter St. Used Oar Dealers license and has previously been admitted as Storage 10 benefits. CSU 289-0281 for ap 649-8747. certlfioati: of approval for aame an eleotor in that town. Sepfie Tanks, Dry Wells, Musical Instrument 53 Dated at Bolton, Oonneoticut, Sewer Lines Installed—Cel''' STORAOB SPACE, about 2,0M pointment. at above (location. Electrical Services 22 LARGE STROLLER with AU persons Interested may November 6, 1963. lay Waterproofing Dona sq. ft. Ous Schaller, 352 W ^ ' EXHIBIT BUILDER, experi canopy, used very little, 643 HAMMOND ORGAN, Mode) MS, land Street, Manchester. 648 attend this hearing. Olive H. Toomey, f r e e ESTIMATES. Prompt enced only. Displaycraft, Inc. 7791. with bench, mahogany case, Zkmlng Board of Ap^>eals Town Clerk 4697 or 525-7976. service on all types of elee- •48-0117. $800. Phorte 849-2438 Richard Morra, McKIBNEY BROS. JORDAN 16 i cubic foot chest John F. Clifford, Meal wiring. licensed and in Chalitnaa Mktaael L. Pesos,^ Sewex^e Dispose Co. sured. WUsoo Electrical CD,, FULlrTTMB lane malntenmice freeaar, A-1 condition, 3-door Batnard J. Sbsman, Manoheater, tlMSlTi GBsstok man. Apply In person HOUday top, will rifle# for $75. 644- BTERUNQ 120 bass accordion, Joho A. Oaftonstto, ltO-182 Feari g t—• 48-fiWNI R ead fierald Ads OOM. whlta, with s, HOO. 628482L Board a t ett^sat. ^ r . 1'
■V" MANCHEttTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER-9, 1968 PAGE THIRTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAV, NOVEMfeER •, 1968 PACK TWELVE A ____ Houses For Sale Lots For Sale syotem to the Ctveuit Court in order and violence to an parti Houses For Sak Houses For Sale Houses For Sak Of this country. Hoh8M For Sale Hoosm For Sal* this area. Sunday^ program is Half of Loot Ho o m s For Sok 72 GLABTGNBURY ^ Uko In a YPF to Hear the eeoond o f tiwo-p«ute which A Juetice Department epoke Allied Retreats Hurt SOUTH WINDSOR — Imposing. $13,300 — MANCHESTER.’ At MANCHUSTER^Laige 7 room WYLLTB FrUEBT — SM foot 1/iS, Soviets Agree man said there would be I FOSTER STREET, Soi, Wind dream. Onb stroHs through the fm iP IA N C K SCHOOL A n a ~ $18,900 — ANOratBR GOOD tractive 6 room Cape, larg^ Cu>e, overstsed garage, built- began on Nov. 3 with a general BUT. Lmox Street. Six rooms sor; 8 room Split Level. Fire Raised Rm ch with 4 bed luxurious front yard, admires frontage, 648-7444. cueston of the device and Us further statement tn the dis C nom a plua partial rap room rooms, 3 baths, playroom, fire kitchen, plenty of oablneU, in kitchen, formal dining room Found in NY plus encloaed roar porch. Lot place. Large lot. Oarage. A the bright shrubs and tall trees, Chief Judge ifithnete uae. The event, le open pute. aluminum aldinc, cloaa to bua. good buy at $16,600. Madeline place, 3 car garSge, terrace. ceramic bath, garage. 138x166. fireplace, famUy room, fall-out German Road Rights Gall John H. Lappan, Inc., M»- affofds absolute masclmum of noUoes the .gleaming ox yoke WOOUtiD BUILDmO lot, USX- to a l wTto would tike to aitiMnd. The grand jury report aald.hi- Smith, RRealtor, 649-1842. Slightly elevated 175x330 heavi Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, shelter with half bath, outside (ormaUon aboem the automobile privacy, with ahruBbery and ly wooded lot on fine residen- 649-6183. encloeed patio with fireplace, over the doora of the 2 car ga 430, 18.300. 848-8887. On Wheat Ship, The Hon. Jey B. Rttelnow, Gem Robbery was used In “ nonorlmlnal mat &oea. those to aveivthlng. Just city utilities, minimum - down rage, and is ushered Into the cMsf Judge o f the CVeuft Ckwrt (OuMth— d from Page One) voy to dismount for a heafiecunt icklng. T. J. Ual street. City water. Cedar ters by Curtis Hampton, alias was April IS, 1959. call and start pac _ fli^ ct^ . Asking $17,900. Law-1 loveliest home you can imag BXCLUSIVB 8/4 acre iMlldlng Crockett, Realtor,^ 848-x8tr. clapboard and redwood siding. System, wtf be the guest to- Curtis to Head (OoMthraed from Page One) Wolf Dawson, whose lengthy A young U.S. officer told the Price $28,800s Olenn Roberts rence F. Fiano, Realtor, 648- ine. Big living room with hand lot In prime Anjlover locatlan. (Coerthmed from Page One) Later In 1947 the Soviets I>e- some fireplace, 10x12 dining M, Owner says, •'Ml It go ter a parUcuIar Russian port and oth tnoxTOW of the Senior Young criminal record la known to the eame more Insistent on seeing Russian checkpoint commander HEBRON — Exceptionally well Ellington 2766. Charles Nicholson, 742- er factors. - and stream-lined kitchen. ' thousand doUars.” For upotnt- the Ruastans prices based on People’s Fellowship o f SL Drive for Tufts and eight gold bars, each weigh U.S. Department of Justice, and travel orders and even demand where to go—and used unprint cared for 5H room ranch $- 6864. Russia will ba paying the low ing 16 pounds, were left behind, 119,990 Three bedrooms each with ment call Carlson Real Bstata, ao4t phi^ delivery, and then. If Mloiy’s Episcopal Church. The also by James Foreman, a re ed Russian traoslations. There able four-letter words. The Roe- yesuTi-old. Kitchen has bullt- AN IDEAL floor plan in this desk, bookcases and drawers er foreign rate on half of the program, which will be held apparently when the men were presentative of the StudoU Non sian guards, according to c m Ins, 8 bedrooms, walk-out base ANDOVER — $14,900. C i ^ m 742-7297. the Soviets accept, a trader can Sugit. of 'Sohoola WitUam H. were frequent delays of Allied built expandable 6 roomjn m eh , dlstlncUve home. First floor hunt In. Two baths. Full base shipments. alt 8:80. pjn., will ootioem tbs^ frightened off by demolition violent Coordinating Committee, vehicles vfhen the Soviets de source, shrugged their shoulders WaM aarad for 8 room Co- ment. Aluminum cmnblnatlons. TWO BUILDINO lota, raime lo aeek the beat shipping deal It was no small item the Rus wMh teen egera and the ocurts. Curtis haw been named Oomec- workers nearby. in Selma, Ala,, on Sept 30, and waved toe convoy through- large living rocm wlm fire Newly redecorated 6V& room large foyer With bookcases, ment. Rear porch. Acre yard, manded that the orders carry a loaial. Non-devalopment, Lots of room inside and out. too. This can't last long. Only cation, city utilities. Philbrlek avrilabla within the rules set by sians were dickering (or, since Indudad to the program wiO tlcut chsilnnen for Tufts Un4- Moots was accompanied by 1888.” A month later the Russians Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Lake Street School—charm place. 8 bedrooms, basement ranch, attached breeseway powder room, living room with stamp. The stamp was affixed bum. Spacious open ing room ranch, 8 bed garage, quiet neignborhood. fireplace, large formal dining $38,800. Olenn Roberts Ageney. Agency, 849-8484. the government $6 . a ton in transportation be a simulated trial/aper'fis' NOTICE an export llcenae. Planned by BPW weeks ago, but later admitted confidence of the American j line up (or a head coimt. CaH aow. Robert Wolverton that noUce of the Ume and place as sels. the incident happened. pletely eqiUpped kitchen, fin erty — Duplex 4-4, near Wlllt- signed tor said hearing be 'given to clrculalioa in said District, at 1« ADMISSION ag«r wMti a teen-age jmry and people In the Integrity of Amer Rather than tell the Soviets "The East German televisioa Ageney, Realtor, 849-3818. ished laundry room, 100 yards all persons known to no interested seven days before the day of sail U.S. shipowners first suggest The Commerce Department, A Justice Department at that the stations must remain, Coventry mantic and UConn. Two to Legal Notices the parent agency tor the Mari wRl be pnoided over by Judge The Maneheeter Buakieee and ican officials. I call upon ths i was at toe scene to make propa of wall-to-wall carpeting, 30- therein to appear and be heard hearing, and by mailing on or be- OF ELECTORS ed a $38 a ton price, compared torney, Thelton Henderson, ad junior officers In Berlin gave In, MANCHESTER isn’t far from choose from. $16,000 each. For tbereon by mailing on or before fores NfNovember' • - • — by cor time Administration, .will deter Rubtaenv. The purpose o f tlM P rof easlonal Women’s Club will President to fire his brother.” ganda films and the Americana foot canopy patio, near schools, appointment call Carlson Real AT A COURT OF PROBATE d e d mail, a copy of this order to NGUce is hereby given Ifaat to the foreign-operated ratee of mitted the Incident and later apparently to avoid further com I were 'grossly humiliated,” on* IMS attractive 8 room ranch oa b«1iry toRKMTow from 3 to 6 pjn . ait 0961 for appointment. 4th day of November. 1963. Alma Hill, Trowbridge Rd.. Coven tors of thfe Town of Coventry, down to $31 and the last report In a statement which he read Farm Sehool Planned According to one authoritative When Clay came back to Bar- lag room, formal dining room, try, Conn.: Mrs. Alma L. Wllllng- Conn. • James M. Higgins Atty., rates. to an actual sRueflon. TMs the home of Mr*. Willlai^ I OLASTONBURT - $16,400. Con Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, 675 Main S t, Manchester. Conn., Conti., will be-in seaalon tn the ed offer 3vas $18. to about 2,500 who met him at source, many Incidents occurred lin in September 1961 his first Sbedrooms, kitchen with bullt- Judfe. ton. 40 Lunds 8t., Waltham. Mass.; I VERNON—Older 6-room Cape, venient to new expressway, just Mr. Oliver H. Hill. Trowbridge Rd.. poiut^ator of Estate of Irene A. Town Office RulkHng, Town The guidelines will peg the The breakthrough fat negotia method has been sucoeasfully FouMs, 123 Boulder Rd. the airport Friday night, Wal HELSINKI — Denmartc, Nor up to 1980 on the autobahn with I task was to study what he called 1ns. Oarage. Aluminum com- Estate of Jennie B. Wind, late of Lydall. Immaculate 6 room older 3 >rch, garage, dining room. minutes to downtown Hartford, Manchester, in said District de Coventry. Conn.; Mrs. Althea _Ann Clerk’s Office, on Thuwday, rate at $18 to $32.30 a ton, de tions apparently eras reached used ta tbe JocksonvfUe, Flsu, Ddfltrlot and state offtciala of lace said the incident is "posi way, Sweden, and Flnlapd have out Western officials In Berlin the erosion process. Mnathms. Ellsworth Mitten story heme within minutes shade trees, nice residential ceased. 8\iss,. 378 Riverdale ■ ‘ ■ Rd.. West JOHN J. W4LLETT. Judge Wednesday at a meeting be akea te an effort to reduce the the orgeniza/t'ion have been In Sariy occupancy. Asking $11,- ^rlnMIeld. Mass.- Miss Sandra November 14, 1963 tesm 8:00 pending pn the type of ship, the tive proof that there has been a agreed on a five-year program notifying their respective gov I "But General Clay found noth- Agwicy, Realtors, 848-6980. of Manchester. One acre lot, area. Quality 8 room ranch, at The Connecticut Bank and Trust tween Undersecretary of State recurrence of teen-age orfme. vited. Miee Anna Manton of 900. Tongren. Agency, 643- Company, administrator, having ez- Beth Hill, R 8T> 4. Box 8, Qjventry. ^ AT A COURT OF PROBATE P.M. to 8:00 P.M. tec t^ .p u r - conspiracy between the Justice to establiah and operate an ernments. i tog but absolute opposition many fruit trees, one- 6321. tached garage, fireplace, form hjhlted ita admlnistrstlon account Conn. held at Manchester, within and for poae of admitting aU peradiui George W. Ball and the Soviet Its funoUnn is to advise tSie IValthojn, Maee., regional mem Department and these profes agriculture school and heoJth in So far as can be determined, MANCSIESTBR — Country Chib ELMORE TURKmOTON. Judge among State Department offl- year-old heating system. al dinirig room, recessed hot^.>arlth said estate to this Court for the district of Manchester, on the who are found to be qiianited to mission headed by Deputy Fon judge ki 13m senbencteg of the bership chairmen, wUl be gueet sional civil rights agitators who stitute In Dar-es-Salasm. TBnr toe first time the Sovlieto asked area. 8-ttxxn Colonial titpe, 8 allowance, it is 7th day of November, XD. 1963. I dais and received no help tram Must be seen. VERNON — 6H-room expand water heating, large lot, e a ^ lf AT A COURT PROBATE be Electors o f the TVmn of elgn Minister Sergei A. Bortsov. defendant If he 3i found guSty o f honor. have brought civil strife, dis- gonyika. owersise bedrooms, 16x22 foot ORDERED: That Um 31st day of Present. Hop- John J. Wallett troops aboard an American eon- toe Army,” one source said. able Ranch, IK acres land, 2- financed. Lawrence F. FMno, November. 1963, at ten o'olook held at Hanenester. within and for Judge. Oovezitry. State Department officiala of a erbne. It la baGevad that ■vtag room with fireplace, Realtor, 648-2766, .--Cnarles forenoon at the Probate Office in the district of Manchester, on the Estate of Bhirley B. Mahoney of said RuZsla vranted a govern- young people know better the car garage, fireplace, full cel 7th day of November, A.D. 1968. Manchester in said distrief ITie qtMlificatiom ans aa fol large formal dining room, ga lar, 0(1 heat. Additional 10 Nicholson, 742-636^ the Municipal Building in aaid Man ment-to-government deal, but moot effeotiwe punletament ftar rage, tree shaded lot. Robert chester, be and the same is a s Present. Hon. John J. Wallett minor. lows: Applicants muat be 31 SAMUEL M. LAVITT acres may be purchased, $16,- signed for a hearing on the allow Judge. Upon appllcMlan of Raymond D. years o f age, must be a resident, REMODEL this was ruled out. The United another of their age group. The Wotverton Agency. Realtor, Estate of Susan L. Kershaw late 600. Robert Wolverton Agency, VERNON — Reduced to $18,200. ance of said administration account Mahoney, Ouareian. praying for au of the State of Conneotlciit ter States rejected a Soviet propos progTOsn of S t Itesy'a 'YPF Is •49-3818. AGENCY with sidd estate, ascertainment of of Manchester in said district, de thority to sell certain real estate Realtor, 649-2813. An exceptionally well built 8 ceased. particularly described one (1) year, and a restdenf of al (or the creation of a apecial an eftert to eosimlne the pos- bedroom ranch, third bedroom helm and order of distribution, and YOUR OLD this Court directs that notice of Upon the upllcation of Milton F. plication on file it is the Town of Coventry fo r Mx agency to handle the sale. olbRtty o f tootftutlng ouoh MANCHESTER — T room older may also be used as dining Kershaw, Administrator, praying ORDERED: 'Iliat the foregoing FUR COAT MTJt Realtors at Vernon Circle FOREST STREET — Larga 10-' the time and place assigned for (6) months. Any appttoaat who borne, oil hot water heat, 3- room house, 6 bedrooms, 4K room or den. Attached 2-car said hearing be given to all persona for authority to compromise and application be heard and determ INTO A ear garaga, 8 eactra building known to -be interested therein to settle a certain doubtful and dis ined at the Probate ofilce In Man M a-naturalized citiaen of the 848-3168 — 876-6397 baths, excellent condition. Ideal garage, combinatione, built-ins, puted claim in favor of said estate chester in said District, on the 33nd NEW lota (X record, $16,400 complets. raised fireplace, wall-to-wall a i^ a r and be heard thereon by against Manchester Bus Service United States shall pr esent the location. Owner 64S-7444. publishing a oopy of this order In day of November, A.D. 1668. at ten certificate of hie naturabzatian KEEP FISCAL SANITY Philbrlck Agency, 849-8484. some newsdaper having a clrcula- and Samuel R. Wilson, it is o'clock in the forenocsi, and that carpeting. Immediate occupem- ORDERED: That the foregoing • c a h ^ cy. Owner 876-6820. tion In saidId D District, lstr at least seven notice be given to all pereone In- or a ot^y thereof iasusd by the NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH MANCHESTER — 8 or 4 bed days before the day of said hear application be heard and determ tereeted tn said estate of the pen- United Stsitea ImndgnsUon and $8,600 - WELL KEPT 6H room room posslbiUty In this Cape ined at the Probate office In Man dency of said amUcaUon and at the STOLE 8 bedrooms, 28’ living room ing. and by mailing on or before Naturalization Servioa Any ap ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive Cod home situated on quiet, no November 7. 1968. by certified mall, chester in said D istii^ on the 19th time and place of bearing thereon, th with fireplace, completed rec day of November, A.D. 1963, at hy pubttshing a oopy of this order • JACKET MANCHESTER’S FIRST dining area, suburban. Owner traffic street. Living room with 8 ROOM COLONIAL a copy of this order to Berteltne L. plicant who acquired Uhltad reation room, excellent con' Dourias, 49 Elwood St. Manchester, two o’clock In the afternoon, and in seme newspaper having a dr- States ditizenSbip by fatath DOWNTOWN MOTTIL anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, fireplace, almost complete rec im.: J. Quiah that notice be given to all persons culatlon tn said district, at least IN MANCHESTER! dltlon, recently redecorated, Realtor, 649-6183. We Want You To See It! interested in said estats of the pen' seven days before the day of said abroad to a United States citi room In cellar. Fenced rear James M. Higgins. Atty.. 67S Main dency of said application and the $18,900. Fbllbrick Ageney, 649- yard. Oood lot. Aluminum St.. Manchester. Conn.; Charles N. hearing, (to appear if they , see cause zen parent or derived citisemMp 8464. We'll build you another like It Crockett, Atty.. 9M Main St.. Man time and place of hearing thereon, at said time and place and be heard MANCHESTER — $2,600 ae- storms and screens. Reason by publlshuling a copy of this relative thereto, and make through the naturaUzation of a Thompson House Bumes $106 per month. 6 room on your lot and take your home chester, Conn., guardian ad litem _ 'py ' ably priced. Ellsworth Mitten for Patricia Wled and Willard In some newspaper having a ctreu- to this court. parent or Hxxise rfvell pre in trade. latton In said district, at■ least sev- JOHN J. WALLETT, Judgs AND UP JAN KtlVE (Off London Road, Cape, cloee to everything. Agency, Realtors, 648-6980. Keith Wind, minors; The Connecti sent a oerUfleato o f cMiasnshlp A sruest house for visitins: executives, AT TUESDAY’S REFERENDUM■ We’ll make you a good deal on en days before the day of stdd hear- East Hebron): $ bedroom Neatly shrubbed, oU hot water cut Bank and Trust Company. One Inj^ to appear lf_ they see j»use ^ issued to said applicant by the traveling salespeople, your guests. ranch, large living room with heat, aluminum combiitationB, this one. Constitution Plassi, Hartford, Conn. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge time and place and be heard United States Immigration and Centrally located on Cottage Street. fireplace. BuUt-tn oven and clean as a whistle Inside and We just like to sell houses and relative thereto, and make return Naturahnation Service, a paaa- eounter top range. Recreation GARTH ROAD please our customers. to this court. _ Fan$ Galore— No Game Large, airy rooms, handy to shops, out. Robart Wolverton Agency, LIMITATION OBD'EB JOHN J; W Ati,ETT. Judge port leaued by Uie Btats De- room. Large lot. To assume Realtor, 649-2818. AT A COURT OF PROBATE jMtrtment o f the United Statea CHESTER restaurants, buses. Transient and per Open'for Inspection held at Manchester, within and for MOUNT CARMEL, Ga. (AP) presrat mortgage $2,700 cash $23,000 the District of Manchester, on the AT A COURT OF PROBATE on or before Janucuy 1, 1948 or RANCH - MODERN kitchen, Sunday 2:30 - 6:00 held at Manchester, within and (or —Sunbury High School sent Its manent guests. Office: 89 Cottage required. Madeline Smith, 4th day of November. 1968. a written statement alg^ied by a large living room with fire 5K room quality built ranch, 14 FLEMING STREET Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, the district of Manchester, on the football team, the school band, St.—649-2358. Realtor, 649-1642. 7th day of November, A.D. 1968. Town Clerk or Registrar of FURRIERS place, extra large bedrooms, fsLmily kitchen with bullt-ins, Ma n c h e s t e r Judge. a glittering array of cheerlead KATHERINE M. GIBLIN, Estate of Robert E. Kleman, late Present. Hon. John J. Wal'ett, Votera of a town of this state ROCKVILLE IK baths, basement finished excellent condition. For indi 1 Block West of Broad of Manchester, in said District, de Judxe. ers and 2,600 fans on a 38-miIe Owner-Manager on NUDStlons 1 aRd t - Kaanty and Highland Parfc School addltlont off Into office and beautiful rec vidual attention call . . , Estate of Thomas R. Mahoney of that the records of such town VOTE YES 1 Block South of Woodland ceased. trip for a vital game against Manchester In said district, a mi show jhat such applicant has room, large lot with trees, $19,- "Just lookers” cordially Invited, On moUon of Robert M. Kiemaif Mount C um el Friday night. 246-2473 of said Manchester, administrator nor. previously been aihnMted as an To keep pace ufltli our growing school onroNniont, Hioso additions ore badly needed cmd ore 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8484. our salesman likes company. with will annexed. Upon appllcsition of Raymond D. Mount Carmel didn’t show iq|> ONLY A SAMPLE B & N AGENCY ORDERED: That six months from Mahoney, Guardian, praytnx for and the field was deserted, ex eleatcr in that town. TR 5-5929 tng of M-portison support. •2 D'UVAL 8T. — Spic ’n Span GLENN ROBERTS the 4th day of November. 1963. be authority to sell certain estate cept for Mount Carmel Coach Dated at Coventry, Com., and the same are limited and allow particularly described in said ap CMonlal, IK beths, cupeting, Roger Negro plication on file. It Is Joe Diminlck, who told the vis this 7th day o f November 1963. or CoE Colloet 3-car $;arage, anxious owners, AGEN CY ed for the creditors within which to Board of Admissiona MLS Realtors bring in their claims against said ORDERED; ‘That the (orexoinx itors the game was off. $17,800 2-year-oid K-room ranch. reduc^ price. E. J. Carpen 648-8727 estate. and said administrator application be heard and determ Richard M. Gabnat, 644-1621 ined at the Probate office In Man Sunbury’s principal, Francis BuUt-ins, K-Bcre lot, ga ter, Broker, 649-6061. c.t.a. Is directed to give public no Selectman tice to the creditors to bring in chester tn said District, on the 22nd Hatton, had been notified of the rage. their claims within said time al day of November. A.D. 1963. at ten cancellation, but the call came Donald S. Davis, PLUMBING SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that Selectman room Colonial, fireplaces, BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick MANCJHESTER — 8 bedroom lowed by publishing a copy of this five minutes after the Sunbury ranch, full basement and ga order in some newspaper having a notice be xiven to al' persons In Lionel G. Jean, $U,800 C u B t o m-built, 80-foot; Dutch oven, garage, bam, 8 Cape, full shed dormer, fire circulation In said probate district terested In said estate of the p u contingent left for Mount Car Water Heaters on fHostion >—$450^00 Bond Itsoa for Road Improvamanii rage, close to schools, premi dency .of said application and the Selectman HEATING VOTE Ranch. Treed, beautiful acres, scenic view. $17,990 place, 6 rooms, 6 finished, ga within ten days from the date of mel. um location, spacious living time and place of hearinx thereon, - Elmore Turkington, ly shrubbed, prestige Hayes Agency, 648-480$. rage. Immediate occupancy. this order and return make to this The game was rescheduled for Humidifiers room ■with fireplace, many ex court of the notice given. by publlshinx a copy of this order Town Clerk This Democratic plan will octuoHy result tn on expenditure of about $550,000 for $450,000 Out of town owner wants of JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge In tome newspaper havinx a circu tonight. $13,900 — Clean 3 - bedroom tras. Resusonable. Owner, 643- lation in said district, at Isast sev Dehumidifiers AIR CGNDITIGNINQ work. This unnecossory pdymont of $100,000 bi interost chorgos will bo roflected by on fers. Financing available, $15,- en days before the day of said hear- Ranch, walk-oirt cellar, large 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- 8398 or 649-8228. . AT A COURT OF PROBATE IM.lOO six tun room Ranch, rec held at Manchester, within and for tnx. to appear if they see cause at your taxes. lot, view,V, near'school, a r w 8464. the District of Manchester, on the said time and place and be heard Air Cleaners room, K-xcre, treed let, buy. Carlton W. Hutchins, LAKE OWNER’S Paradise — relative thereto, and make return Cottzige converted for year 5th day of November. 1968. choice area. Realtor, 649-6182. MANCHESTER—Six-room Split- Present. Hon. John J. WaPett. to this court Heat Pumps As many rood Improvements, In the some Hme period, for less cost con bo occomplisliod on a "p a y 'round living, 4 rooms and Judge. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judce Level, deep, landscaped lot, bath, with some utilities pro- Trust Estate of Ethel Wilson u/w cw you go” bosis. ,000 Aasumable mortgage. CONCX)RD RD. — Beautiful garage, utility roOm, rec room, LIMITA'nON OBDEB Water Pumps AT A COURT OF PROBATE BUILD THAT WILLIAMS Immaculate 5K-room, ranch, large living room, form 3 full baths, fireplace, oil hot l . » n ^ A l d ' ’’lH?rrict‘'d;?«»” ?d: al dining room, cabinet kitchen, price $5,600. Frederick M. The Connecticut Bank and Trust held at Manchester within and for m u f. IK - yMtr - old Ranch, water heat, $19,500. Robert i the District of Manchester on the Water Coolers 2 bedrooms, recreation room, Gaal, Broker, 643-2682, 643- Comoany, Trustee, havinx exhibit OIL SERVICE, Inc. hnlK-tas. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, I 0281. ed ita annual account with said 7th day of November. 1968. landscaped yard. Marion E. 649-3818. estate to this Court for allowance, Present Hon. John J. Wallett. INCOME Water Softeners Robertson, Realtor, 648-6968. it Is Judxe. HOO bays 5K*room ORDERED: That the 26th day of Eetate of Margaret F. Gilbert, Referradum—Tuesday, Nov. 2 Pells Open 8 AJd.-8 PJA VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. November. 1963. at ten o'clock late of Manchester In said District, Zone Control GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS treed lot, dty 6 room ranch built 1960. Size forenoon at the Probate Office In deceased. BUTTON aewers, immaeu- CONVENIENT CAPE the Municipal Bulldtnir in said On motion of Frank H. Gilbert of 2ftx43K. Walk-out basement, 3 said Manchester administrator. Bath Rooms Known for Quality Producta lato thranghout. ToUmid Manchester, be and the same Is 2-FAMILY HOME TO CLEAN bedrooms, 14x19 Uvlng room, asslxned for a hearinx on the al ORDERED that six months from and Service * . . . Tm g AP WPONBOREP BY THE RiyiTBLIOAlf TOWN OUMMTl'lSiE . . aluminum combinations, school lowance of said account and said the 7lh day of November. 196-3. he Modem Cape, one block Trustee's orior accounts with said and the same are limited and al 841 Broad St., Mancheater—849-4648 flBJOO 8 - year • old, In-t o w n $15,490 bus at door. Robert Wolverton estate and this Court directs that lowed for the creditors within TODAY! Ranch, non-develop Agency, Realtor, 649-3818. from Main St. Large kitch notice of the time and place as- which to hrinx in their clairns ment, eaey financing. en with disposal and dish slxned for said hearinx be xlven to axalnst said estate, and said sn- We have desirable lots off Center St. and plana BANTLY OIL CO. all persons known tn be interested mlnlstrslor la directed to xive pub Five roewn ranch, non-de MANCHESTER — Excellent washer, formal dining room, lic notice to the creditors to velopment. Aluminum family home, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 living room with fireplace, therein to aopear and he heard available to build that income home for you. Will FUEL OIL 1,800 %, M l rootna, Ug kitch thereon by pub’ ishlnx a copy of this hrinx in their claims within said storms and screens, attach full baths, 27 foot living room basement garage. Price has order In some newspaper haiinx a time a'lowed by publlshinx a copv jonsider buying your home or property. en, aewing room, all cirrulstlon In salt District. At least of this order In some newspaper 881 MAIN ST. ed garSge, full basement with fireplace, modem kitchen, been drastically reduced for havinx a circulation in said pro olty ccnvMilencea. Real with picture window and large encloaed porch. Immacu immediate sale. seven days before the nky of said Bice Cape Ood. hearinx. and hy msilinx on or be bate district ■within ten davs^from CHARLES PONTICELLI 649-9644 ' walkout IntS a scenic treed late condition. Call owner, 649- fore November 8. 196-3. hy certified the date of this order and return Phone eiS-iSefi lot with running brook. As 7702. mall a cony of thi.s order to Ethel make to this court of the notice sumable mortgage. Owner Wilson. 707 Madison St.. Jackson RARNEY PETERMAN 643-2463 $•1,600 Garrison Colonial, all ville. Texas; Csrroll W.' Wils'ui. 712 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge p 1 a a t a r construction, anxious. Wants offers. BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room BEL AIR REAL ESTATE Klckanoo St.. Jacksonvllfe. Texs.s; huge roomB, treed cor Cape, full dormer, IK baths, Hewitt K. Wilson. 62* Love St.. ner lot 4 bedrooms, dining room, ga Jacksonville. Texas: Gaorxe 8. Wil SAMUEL M, LAVITT 648-9832 son Wllshlre Road. Vernon. Conn. Read Herald Ads. rage, near all schools. Owner JOHN J. WALLETT. Judxe 649-1796. Fur Coat Stola TOMORROW |M,a00 Lovely, convenient Co . AGEN CY lonlal, deep, fruit-tree COVENTRY — 2 family, 4-4, diaded lot, all cHy con MLS Realtors at 'Vernon Circle cheaper than rent (or this FOUR BEDROOMS — McCar A t Bazaar (SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10) veniences. duplex. Combination aluminum thy built 6 room ranch, full “ OPEN SATURDAr 12 to if s il. 4 a -»6 8 — 876-6387 windows, artesian well, lake, basement ideal for rec room, privileges. Immediate occu living room fireplace, garage. |M,600 Bowers Sehool, Ranch, 62 ARNOn ROAD (ROCKLEDOE) 8K r o o m B. Built-In pancy. Selling for $10,600. Call Sizable lot. Only $18,900. War kitchen, S-car garage, Barbara Woods Agency, 649- ren. E. Howland, Realtor, 648- SEVEN ROOM spacious home 7703. 1108. CUSTOM-BUILT 4-YEAR-OLD COLONIAL 1 to 5 P.M. fireplace. In Manchester on quiet street, 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2- PITKIN STREET — 7 room old LOW. LOW RENT living In 8 bedrooms, large kitchen. IK famUy room 3 •U,900 lUnch, stone front, fire car garage, asking $19,600. Out er Colonial, large living teom, this 4-4 duplex. Ehccellent con zone heat, line residential area. .This Is m ••-Ting- room, 8 of state owner wants offers. dining room, kitchen and den dition. 2-car garage. Oak home priced In the low 20s. Other fine homes wlU.be avSU- treed lo t Philbrlek Agency, 649-8464. downstairs; S bedrooms and Street. Warren E. Howland, able (or Inspection at this time. bath up. Garage. Ck>nvenient Realtor, 643-1108. • Ed. Clarke HOLLISTER STREET—6-room locatlmi. Asking $15,2(XI. Elva For appointment other tinoea, pleaaS call M r ^ o z a ^ BEAUTIFUL— ANSALDI BUILT Colonial, flreplaced living Tyler, Realtor, 649-4460. Shorts, 648-8886 or Mrs. Doris McLallen, 639-6770, Phone 648-1138 IF YOU DONT SEE WHAT room, (lining room, 3 bed 136 E. CENTER ST. F1T8 YOUR NEEDS HERE, rooms, kitchen, with plenty o f J. WATSON BEACH A CO. cabinet space, garage, treed HOUSE and LAMP 7 ROOM COLONIAL OLDER HOME — JUST CALL. IF WE DON’T lot, 818,600. Robert Wolverton REALTORS .... SOLE AGENTS ■AVE IT, WE’LL FIND rr Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. MANCHESTER GO TOGETHER! 31 CENTRAL ROW, HABTPOBD—833-3114 FOR YOU. CORNER SPRING ST. and TAM ROAD 33 BOWERS ST. — 818,600. Cowy Largs older home In excep BOLTON CENTER Oolcnial, 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, tionally good condition. Bbc- aluminum siding, sacrifice. tiB large yard with privacy. Extra large 6 rooms, living room, wall to wall car BEAUTIFUL HOME . . . IN A BEAUTIFUL SEHING! Large Owner, 649-6061.' Must be seen for‘ full Ill appreappre- peting and fireplace, 12' x 17’ kitchen equipped yiith NGY. family room with fireplace, living room with fireplace, I '/i tile BARROWS ft WALLACE ciation. Ideal family home. SPRING s t r e e t — Beautiful For individual attenUcm call OPEN SUNDAY — ALL AFTERNOON 8tove, refrigerator, garbage disposal and dish 'dash baths. Larga kitchen with buil'i-in Sfgve, Dishwasher and Dis 6-room ranch, 100-200 lot, M a r posal. Large porch, two-car garage, amesite drive. Open 8:80 a.m. t o '9 p.m. dally garage, built-in G.E. kltchi^ 8 HIGHLAND WOODS er.—^Triple track storms and screeps, covered flag SPECIALS' ^ •8941306, 388:8268, 875-6611 bedrooms, IK baths, alumlnmn , J ft N a g e n c y stone patio, plastered walls. Used washer and dryer fikABTONBURY Three large bedrooms. combinations, $21,400. Rohan R ogei’ M. Negro ' in extensive basement—Asking $28,500— ^inspect on ALUMINUM W. lOddle Tpke., Wedverteo Agency, Realtor, 648-8727 v Maneheeter 049-3818. Three beautiful new home# are now open for your itar ko make an offer. Full besement and attic. All plastered walls with full insula snecUon—a six-room ultra-modem contemporary r a ^ I • DOORS tion. All city utilities. Lot has beautiful shade trees. | BBAUnrUL 8EMI-RANC» — vrith two baths, efficiency lighting, buUt-lns, dishWakh- OPEN HOUSE Main ft., B. Htfd. 6 rooms, 3 baths,, beautiful TASTEFULLY decorated older er disposal. Unusual center entrance, two-car garage. heated rec room, flreplaced type seven room home. Four A'thrra bedroom Colonial with a paneled family room Bunday^ Nov. 10— 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. and 2 to 5 P.M. -•,WINDOWS We could talk until the cows cl>me home about this home, living room, new rooms, bath, first floor. Three SEE . off the kitchen, and a four bedroom Colonial, all m mag but you'.ve really got. to see it to appreciate it. carpeting including hallways, bedrooms, second floor. Fire fYOUR REALTOR nificent wooded settings- -All are heated, lighted, and • CANOPIES dlMiwstfber, new alum inum place. Hedged lot. Near bua, most coBnfortable. $26,90() to $28,900. , FLOYD REAL ESTATE schools, shopping. Oood In COME...INSPECT AU ITS FEATURES. . . TOMORROWI awnlim, 3 blooka from Main AN D O YK R, CX)NN. • JALOUSIES Beautiful $-bedroom Ranch, 3 St. Just m ove in—no remod vestment ter $14,000. H. B. Dlrectioos; From Manchestw, foHow Main Grady, Broker, 648-8009. past Country Club, straight on Manchester Rd^ Hlgh- Iwths, built-las, nicely land' eling necassaior. $19,000. Call Brokers: HAZEL FLOYD 742-7682 FREE ESTIMATES scsqied. Bowers School area. owner, 649-8651. iMd Woods entrance is on left about half mile beyooo E A SY TERMS / COVENTRY — A really good Mlnnechaug Golf Cknipj^. yellow arrows. Evenings 742-6730 CHARLES LESPERANCE E. J. Gaipenter, Broker, -849- value. 6 . room ranch with ga n e i. MANCHESTER - 884,000 ranch. GALL YOUR FRjqSND— 7 rooms plus finished recrea rage. Laige lot. Home built in Vern o n — l a r g e ciunom s tion room In basemen^, two full 1909. Oil heat hot water. Alumi RIDGEWAY REALTY CO. JOHN C. H U TCH I^N 74217852 DIRECTIONS? SOUTH MAIN STREET TO SPRINO STREET. 649-7620 mem Ranch, huge recreation baths, 2-car garage, eiuminum num ' combinations. - Close to WBBT HARTPOBpK CONN. $86-0e4$ . DILL TUNSKY OONTINUB ON SPBINa STREET TO TAM ROAD. LOOK FOB SIGNS. east Iron radiation, 3- siding. BuUt in I M . ^ e r 3,300 everything, tea Asking $13,600. 449-9095 aq. ft. of flnlahad llvmg EUsworth Mlttso Agency, Agenay, 448-4808. I^ b rick Agency, 64e-e484. Reaita^ 84$eeeo.
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(MM oC W m Men,” Kennoth T«otMfM, oonunand«r, Anierl- Town Plans cui Le(«cn Foot; l^MMilay: TILLEY *1LM>nkng OpportundtiM fo r irai Keep Yoa Warm AJI,” Dr.^^niliinm CuKMi, iauper- To Observe tntendent o f schools; WedEtas- daiy; “Qualltty Teadiltic,” Mm. 12 Noun 'Hiiehna Woodbrldge, eletnen- WESTWARD HO! School Week tary teacher, Bei^ley Sohool, F * r The days of the covered wag-1 L I I t ; \ 1 \ I aoM O llbert Hunt, Ekigliah on may be long gone, but the Only Arnorlcan BJducadton W eek teacher, Manchester High 11 ) ^ 1 I ( ' I > I \rUl be obeerved aU next week adventure of traveling wert, in School. a man-made moving van, can The Place To Buy It In eciioolfl end oommunltlee ThursdEiy: "Cioala for Tomor Ml.an; Quou^hout the nation under the be Jitat ae excitin g and th rilling | row,” Dr. Frederick W. Lowe, today. auspices o f the National ICduca- dean, Manchester Community Lariai’s Hardware Uon Aenociation and their local Watter B. Perrett and his I College; Friday: "Financial wife. Pearl, of 517 Vernon St., I S4 DEPOT SQUARE teacher affUltitee. Support” Mm. Katherine U ^ V m BRIOAN O o A b Here In Menchwjtei*, activltieo laet month pioneered to the | Bourn, chah-man, board o f M u- west in such a vehicle while en- ydJl be sponsored by the Man oatlon. chester Education Association, routie to 'Carlabad, N. M. fo r fUOl Ollte MTVlOi^ Manchester schooki will con Perrett drove the van, a 19451 Parent - 'Teacher Associations, duct individual activitilee and hooting oqulpm ont and the American Legion Aux- OMC model designed by Ms for-| programs for the obeervance. mer owner, the late Newton R. llia iy . In one of tbese, a groiup of fifth phono 522-8151 Mm. Constance Adams, MKA Taggart Sr., as the Perrsttsl WESTOWN graxle pupils ait Verplanck, un trani^rted a shipment of elec-1 170 PEARL STSSBT vice president, Is chairman of HARTFORD. OONM. PHARMACY the kxxil observance, which has d er the direction o f Mrs. Adiams, tronic. radio and television ] w in preoent a t an aasem bly a equipment to John Deme, foun 4aa BUtftford Ra, 640" 9040 as Its theme; "EJdueation Strengthens the Nation.” playlert., "T h e G reatest Am eri der of W INF radio here lii 1964, | who in August left the Man- nialateln our continuity Interviews on educational can;" Me theme in that any topics of general Interest will Amerioan boy or girl can be cheiMer scene to become presi of medlcul eorvloo wo nr* come great ihrough the aid of dent and general manager of] MAIN STREET be conducted at 1:40 p.m. dally ' A ' ■* on WINE'S Pat Turner Show. ediication. TV-Hadio atatkm KAVE In | Carlsbad. BARBER The sdiedule is as follows: dergymen have been asked Open Ail Doy Monday, Veterans Day: "Val- to use education as the theme of "We traveled some 2,3001 their sermons Sunday. miles, through 15 states, during The American Legion Auxil leisure days of pioneer travel to | SUNDAY iary In providing bookmarks the west,” Perrett said. with InfonnatKm about educa Deme hired Perrett to make I OPEN ALL DAY tion week to MSanchester lib- the trip west, a first for both rariee, and when dvlc groups Wait and hie wife, who at the meet during the week, they will last minute decided to go. "Her Notice SUNDAY use place mats and napkina with parents and Inlaws thought she aipproprlate Inscrlptione; and was crazy to make such a long jaunt in the old rip,” Walter W f HAVE DAILY PINE PHARMACY kui^ tags fumlBhed by the 664 Center S t— 649-9814 Keeney, South and Washington said, "but the decision was hetvl School PTAs. and everything worked out | DELIVERY TO THE Wording with Mre. Adama fin e.” The couple started their { on the various projects are Mrs. westward trip on Sept. 80. Robert Heine, representing the The van got to Greenwich I BOLTON CASH FUEL PTAs; Mrs. Edward Waitera of where a generator burned out. the Legion Auxiliary; Verplanck Luck had it that a garage man, SERVICE Principel. Catherine Shea; and in the town, had a used genera AREA teaicheni Nancy Jensen, Dorothy tor, installed It. sM a minimum Zeno, JiKhth Campbell, and Kim Save $8.00 On 200 Gallons cost, within two hours, and the | Bhirer. Perretts were off again. 24-Honr Burner Servloe In a proclamation deeigneting LENOX By tlw time they rat to New bu N ov. 10-16 as education week tn Jeraey, a 10-year-old yea«^ tire | Mlanchester. Mayor Francis blew out on the Jeraey Turn PHARMACY McKinney \bilhaney urges that "all ctU- pike. It took several houra sens acquaint themselves more ART TEDFORD Lomber and Supply Co. and an nomtoal fee for a re 299 E. CENTER ST. fully with the programs and placement tire and service be Well-kna^ local baiboi nee^ of education, and r»- Est. 1947— Bolton fore the PenTdCfa were back on win be pteaaed to gras TEL 649-0896 dedloete themselvee to strength- the higfawaya. Arthor W. Foniker, left, takes frequently seen Bajrowa A WiUlace real estate sign froEn frleiMls now at the aevr Rjobest Barrowa, vtoe presiderit of the flim, during recent opening of newty acquired oflloo TeL 643-2141 entog and Improving this ee- Rotting oounltiyaide through senUM aafeguerd of our matlDn.” the BoUtliern and eentral statea In the Manchester Parkade Shopping PEirkade at 384 W. MUdidto T^ke. Foraloer, manager of MAIN tte Mhnohester otnoe for Bajrows A Wallacs Co., heads a ataff of fourteen todi^ oompEtred w ere an advetEbianous sight, the BARBER' SHOP » I Perrebts said, as they traveled to a stEdf of four when the otnce opened in 1961 at 56 E. Center S t Salee volume, under Foraksr, has been approodmaitely $2 million annu^y. The new ground floor ofltoo festuras 701 Main S treet tn wiittnut Incident until they ore reaKhed the growing meitropol- individual oonference rcxms, ampla free parking, and la open frm 8:30 am. to 9 pm. daily. (Between Bralnard Plaea it«n area of Dallss, Texas. In .1962, the reed eartate firm, In 18 branch offlicea, soM a raoord ^ 6 m l l l ^ o f reetdentlal and Blaaon S t.) A hydrauho brakeMne broks property. (Herakl photo by Pinto). B A.M . to 6 PAL SI and eaiSMd several houES (htoy. m fltdt Fomilit waa rm.—, O f to ^ ^ ^ can Deme and hava another h?” ** firoE. and hia Iromediato fam irudMng Ann tava over the de- nattonai tool auboommlttse. ily, now own 98.5 per cent o f ITS NEW ... AND YOITLL LOVE ITI the outstanding stock. me ^ ’'rVitlTiaaitrlT. tha truck oouldl HEADS FOUNDATION be .rapakad, fbr an outlandkdi I WllUam Branniick of 3 H art- FhdiUp Froh of 88 Oiurcfa Bt. and the van waa again land Rd., Oonnectlicut sales rep has been named fb aestotant BANANA-RASPBERRY I on Its way. resentabive for the DuSois chief underwriter in the group One might menUon here that, Chemikal Oo. of dnctanaiti, department at Travelera Irawr- me ance Companlee, Hartford. FYoh To when the Perretta retumsd to Ohio, this week waa elected W i RIPPLE ICE CREAM Vernon 9t. home last | president of the Connecticut has been with the insurance OUI a cheek fo r $38 was firm since 1964. waiting in the msB box, from CUies Oerviea for overcharge John Gibson of 34 Eldridge Ripe, brown-speckled bananas crushed with St. recently celebrated his 40th sugar, blended with Bhady Glen fresh, whole on the brakeline. On their acrival at Ohrisbad, aaaiiveraary with Rogera Oorp. some cream and rippled generously with a Demo greeted the Perretts and of Rogers and Manchester. The See the tasty raspberry sauce. B n joy this new Shady had them as gueats in Me bttok, firm presented the machiniat a Glen creation over the weekend I alr-oondittotwd ranch home. check for $250 in recognition of g h Taggart’s man-made van, hia long service. ree which he sold to Fairatt yearn 1 Shipments of United Aircraft BIG w e ago when the latter bought the Manchester MdviEig and Truck Corp. and domestic subsidiary o a ing Oo., was purchased by Deme for the nine months ended who In turn said he was going Sept. 30, 1963, aggregated $942, diffen^neel to sell ft to one of the cotton 617,789 and compare with ship ments o f $887,026,998 fo r the faamsra In the Oslabad area.. same period in 1962. Net income & "Acres and acraa of evan- fo r the period was $16,186,062, te r Mned cotton fislda are qiread equivalent to $2.20 per share on (”• out in New Meodco,” Perrett common stock after providing llM Mrta, “and herds of geeae, for dividends on preferred atoek. led ‘a o 1 d 10 r a,’ tram ple In 1962, earnings w ere $12,067,- through the eotton plantatlonb You Can Taste The Quality 649, equivalent to $1.72 per M 'i and eat the weode for the cot share. Contracts, orders and ton termers,” hs added. P“ Routes 6 and 44A — Manchester, Conn. government letters of Intent at During the eouplea stay at Sept. 30, were approximately out the Dome houM, Deme said William Branoick $975 million which compares gm “your goitig to get the sur with $1 billion on June 80, 1968, prise of your Uvee.” He then 1 pood Servtoe Executivaa Foun- and with $1 billion a year ago. took them on sight-seeing toun datlon. and a >valk sver a beautiful Branntok will heed the organ- ’The American Stock Exchange bridge which erooaed the Rio I laetlon which raises mondes for Board of Governors In New York Grande R iver. The oddity o f the schoiaiahips fo r neei^y Oonnecitl- Thursday approved for original A walk was the river bed waa cut gdiia and boya listing the common stock Issue Ban botie dry a*»d hadn’t had water vlEioent Ryan, purchasing of Pioneer Aerodynamics of in it fo r several yeara. agent fo r the H artford HoEqjWal, Systems, Inc., at 168 Forest St., Caimax to the trip was a was named show chairman for parachute makbrs, for both m ili Sept. 7 two-hour return trip, by the anaaiaH culineiy display, hold tary and commerical use. Jet alpHnor, back to New York last year at the Staitler Hotel, •W apd Manchester, ah paid for by Hertford, while Henri F. Kam, ’The Southern New England John Deme. general manager at the Hart Telephone Co. has released free ford Club, p art president o f ilhe copies of a new "Personal NAMED MANAGER foundatfon, waa elected pUbUcMy D ire ctory'' which contains nsune SAVIN6S BANK Edward B. Kiakhsm of chairman. and address space, a map and Adelaide Rd. has been named list of area codes for the United States and Canada as well ae manager of engineering praduot GET WORLD RIGHTS telephone prefixes for Connecti design for Veeder-Rooi Inc., WorUwlide rights to the elec- LIFE INSURANCE oomUngl I toon beam welcUng and machin cut cities. The directory, which manutecttirani of also has a six-year calendar on oontroUtag. w id raccriUEig In ing proceas originally developed a%e BIG DIKFERBNCE in Savings Bank lite hy the Chirl Zein Foundatkon of the back, is available at the strunnante at Hartford. local telephone office. X Ths announoeroent waa made DberttoChen, West Germany, Insuiance is the dost, because you buy it direct. this weak by WUMam Kea, vice purchased by United Iiaonard C. Mallet, president f f l L I is h ou ^ t, rather than $old. No one from president of the Rim. Aircraft Oonparation’s Hamilton Standard diviainn. of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft the savings can or will visit you. This re Hamflton Standard ainoe 1959 end vice pnenkSent o f United duces selling costs and the savings are passed Aircraft Carp., Tueeday was haa.hetd North Ameriten rights along to policyholders. to the beam process which em- niamed a d irector an U A C s ploys a conceritrated stream of board. Come in, phone o t send the coupon belosr fbr eteebrons to cut, drlU or weld fBcta and figures about Savings Bank life lite virtuaMy every known material, Weelay A. Kuhrt of Glaston aurance— with the accent the compeny has developed an bury has been promoted to as- oa aaoings. soemte director of research for eMbenelve Mttie of electron beam mnetrinm of various powera the United Aircraft Research and alzea baaed on the oiigtnal Leftwraitories, It was announced Savings Bank of Manchester Zetae patents. '!ruesday by John O. Lee, direc tor of Ksearoh. Machinee for foreign dtotrt- 923 Main St., Manchester, Conn, button are expeerted to be man- The law of industrial and In- uflseturad alt the Windsor Locks teUeotural property will be dls- plant and will be sold through cusaed by Pater L. Costas st Pkaae matt facts and flgunt on JouxoatSavinat Bank itw worldwide tedriUes of the Nov. IS Enonthly meeting of U fa IiMoranea far persona Aacftad iutau: Utaltod A ircraft IhtemaitloEial, a the Hertford Chapter of the o f the pareevt oorpor- attion. Afnerlcan Society of Mechani- □ Father, Age^ □ MethasTi Tdas^ oal Engineers to be held at 8 BRIEFS pm. In the Math-Physics Au Children, Ages- ditorium at Trinity OoUega All WHUam J. BsuUak of 61 Ndm e HelalEve Rd. has been named ASiMlB membere and g u ^ are tovlted to attend. ' produotkm manager for the 8treet~ G ray Ttwieancli and Develop ment Oo. la c., Nenlringtbn. The NEW PRODUCT8: A 17-teot C tfy-. BfliMuM B . H lridM m ftim menufeoturera fidel automobile traiOer that con verts Into a houseboat is among KlrtctMkin. te n n e r P ra tt. A ity and brasdoart etrtlon equip ment. new products this week. Made IWMtney prejert ei^itMer for by Stewert Coach Industries, I several yrara., received htt Night On Oam- Bristol, Ind., the smpMMous I baicbelnr at ■ctonoe degree in trailer ie transfocmed into a SBLI from pus, a eperial pcegram for Uni- verrity of Hartford ahmfll of houseboat by roUag It iEito the Mlanchester and other areas water and attaching a pontoon engl- teofa the School o f Ekigtoeetingi unit that fits around the sides. gt BM' Univeetoty of wW be heM Nov. 21 at Univer When not in use, the pontoon WORLD'S FAIR TICKETS IOqnneotteuit, aral another mas-| sity Hall at 7:30 p.m. Dean unit le folded or stored on the AT DISCOUNT FRIGES— SOLD Itera degree in management Alexander Zeit>an will provide root or sMe of trailer. The * talk on a look at Shiglneerieig trailer has a 7H h4>. motor and AT A LL 3 SBM BANKING O FFIC ES IhstMuto in Hartfotd. Bchool,ol, EMst, preaent, and t e can travel the waterways at He has been aotlto in Man- turn em a igliinpse at the part about six rodlea p er hour . . . oheeter rt tee 14^ I aiunnl play fci univecvdty. Alao, the dkrtteatlon of being cheater Aamteur Radio OMb ” ____ _ th e Brat “aporta oar" power and as OM I Deferas coenmuni- { . Miott’a Bupenoarkets Jhc., lawntnower is cMtned for a ostiflEiB direc$br. who hae one outlet h m at 667 three-wheel, six horeepower S a v in g s B a n k A member of aevetel hone^l E. Middle *I^)toe.». has filed with machine put out by AM F West- raiy engtasering aoeietlae, Xlrk- tha Seourittoa and Etoohange otn Tool Inc., bee Moines, ham, fei 1966, reoedved the Oonunlseton for registration of lowEU It travels at five rnUee OF M a n c h e s t e r American XnatlUite of Etootiioel I 100,000 ebame of common stook par hour wtth attek Shift, ter- aw ard fo r to be oififeced for pubtto aele. ward oontrol panel, teont wheel Be hasInanaB AOBB/Joaeph P. Mott, praridei^ o f th e SVt ■
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Hr KUTH E. THOMPSON ^Get Tour Oun" (when aha was SoRMthlnf Ntar Ji m 10) and the laat two susnmeni « l to brigtiten Hm fourth MMon In stook, ■'Bye Bye Blrdid" wUh c t ADC's "My niroe Sons" Andy Wttllama and "Wild Cht" fMoily comeyear-oId agio’s landed a are In the theatre. Tou just go Phan In a major series. "I juat right to work and my scenes love our show,” ah} keeps were with . Fred MacMurray. fauMMUig'. "I’m so lucky." laiokUy about all I had to aay But It isn’t Just luck. And it was ‘yes Sir, and no >nd aertainly WMn’t pull either he WHS so kind!” . , . because on sudlllon-day akabrainwa'hed herself not to Most of her scenes, however, ■MUtlon her parents, not an are with Tim Consldine whose fiance ahe plays. "It wm Hm easy thing for her to do because who tricked me Into a valuable she looks up to them so. Inalght. I WM trying too herd to "Look. I’ll prove Tm lucky." be too good when It wm my Mm said. "It can be tough for turn. I didn’t realise I wasn’t a girt who wants to be an ac- listening to the others until he trsas and thinks It’s all glam slipped ms a total nonsense orou s clothes and dates every line. I didn’t even hear htn<**hing to work “ very useful. Then a smile bpmrkied around What about the day when she b*r knroly jmung rose-gold face, 1 to think of msrria're vers” s molded like her mother's, slen-l career, and as a matter of' Bar but heart-shaped; "Why *»ct does she have anv plans? night Daddy sent ms home ‘ T don’t feel ready for m a r- M ore midnight because he rlage yet. No, I don’t really go ■asw I had to be busy this! steady. But Rick B e rg e r fa motnlng." She’d come to New * former l/CLA classmate and a Toik to catch their act at the, non-professional) is, well sort Waldorf-Astoria. They were ci specinl. I date him weekends. ourrsntly on supper-club hours, Most of my friends are nop* wuck late, sleep late. "They professionals, a few actors, hut were going out afterwerds with for the most part they’re too bhs Jack Carters and Stevg self-centered.” Among friends, Iwwrence and Edyie Gorme. or buddies, (and she stressed "And I had no diotcs but to we shouldn’t infer "h o y srsar mink last night," Mm gig friends” ) some I have dinner gled "but only beoiuiae I hadn’t wISi but they’re not really dates” who Mie puts on the"not- realised It would be so cold and self-centered list" are Tim tSS “ “My T t ^ S Bky Klsjt Chrtstmae, but that’s my only son, Terry Melcher. _ __ (22) 18 Pis ToamaaieBt < *• Salarday SaseMeBlar - Set. Preetee ef the SrdS (M ) K eclU I Hall "The Sea Chase." Jaba fur." Her two Botgana eoats "I do want to return to V skea (22). Film ( S-M) B u ll Bm uy Wayne, Lana Turner. (“an oM light one” and "a new UCLA,, too. And with our crazy (Ml High Schoal Sparta (8 ) Aeademy Thaataa \ next semester.” "Sons" works Bob Maxwell boat. "Young 8:18 ( 8) Newk ' labrigida. "No rm not wearing rouge. Tom Edison" la question and (M) Araaad Tvwa around the clock a couple of answer book for child quia lt;8 ( 8) News. W eather X's my own odor. I just wear months of the year to do all teams S:U (M) WaahlsgloB Boport Sports S :M ( 8-2aM > K Wiater Olvmple (-itl Satarday KdIMoa paidel peach UpetiOk and eye scenes with Fred MacMurray, (Zt-M) The Ballwlakle Skaw G am es 11:1 ( 8) Big. Movie (Calor) Preview of coming, and review makeup. At home we li-ve an then shoots around him the Cartoon aeries. "Beaor------from the Haunted of past. Olympic Games. Cave." Michael Forent and outdoor life. The whole family rest of the year. “It might ( 8-MI Magle LaM at AIU- Hosts: Jim McKay, Curt kaaam Sheila Carol. goea in for skin dl-ving.” break down to only two days Oowdj- 11 ;M (Ml Shock Theater Tou quickly realize that when a week work for me. Then I 118) Mlllisa Dsllar Mavis ( 8) Brahea Arrow 1:8S ( SI MFD Na. 8 (22-M) IniemaHonnl Show 12:M (22) Satarday Night Beport . M m ’s leary of the word “glam- could do It. (M -M I KxpIsrlBS (Calaal time 12:18 (22).Cnrtaln Time 'qur" it’s Just that Mte herself "Another thing, right now I Dr. Albert R. Hlbbs, boat. (M) Grand dnry "Sweet Smell of Buooaaa." David Wayne, narator. Theme 1:8 ( 8) The Lney Show Burt Lancaster. bsH a pretty sound set of val- play second-mother (to one today la "a definition of ex ( 8) T m e AUventnre 1:88 ( 8) The Big M ovie ooB is teaiy of superficialities. younger sister, two younger ploring." (M> Film "B edlam ." Boris KariofY am ( 8-MI My Friend Flleka (M) Wanted Dead or Alive Anna Lee. Meredith gOM into "My Ihrse brothers) wlien the folks are on (Ml Bherltf nt Caehlsa (M) The Lord’s Prayer the road. I order the groceries 1;M < SI Yonr Cangresaman 7iM ( 8) Jackie Oleaeaa Show I:M ( 81 Moments at Onmfatt, Sons" with a pretty good list The American Sceete Maga- and check all the bills. My par 1:M < SI Yextarday’x Newareal Ooednlght Hymn of credits. In. addition to ap xlne Comedy yarlpty with 2:18 ( 8) N owaeope, Mamaaln at ents are never away for longer ( S-M-M) Anericaa Bandstand Frank Fontaine.' guests. pearing on Dinah Shore’s Show Dick Clark emcee. Music. In Com fort than a month. Usually they- . (22-M) The Ueatenaat 2:M ( 8) Good Night Hynaa with her folka, and In a reoofd terviews. ( It4h-M) Haateaaaay . aBnan with her father, she’s limit engagements to a coiiple (til LMg daks Silver Jack Linkletter host. Guests: appeared on stage in "Annie of -weeks. 1;M ( 8) N.C.A.A.Foatball Osma Theodore BIkel. Judy Collins. r i "But when I do marry, you Z:M (M) Watch Mr. Wiaard The Journeymen, Clam -Ward Don - Herbert conducts scien Slngera, others. From South can bet I!m going -to emulate tific experiments. Todaf; "Ih- ern Methodist University, my mother. She’s always put terference Patterns." Dallas. , her marriage first. When we <221 Sntnrday Aflemaan Few- 8 :M ( 8) New PkU Silvers SheV ture Grafton devises an insurance JOHN L JENNEY were all small she w m home. 2:M < 81 Movie plan to protect his 'frilOar She -mily resumed her career "Montana Belle", Forrest workers, agaliiat losing thei five years ago.” Tucker. Jane Russell. P M checks. A«ENCY (28-M) ChaiMiaBahIp Bawllag Joey Bishop Show \ I took a good look at Mere (Ml Danee Party (Color) dith. Fresh and pretty m she 8:M (Ml Afrlcaa Patrol , ( 8-28-48) Lawraaea Welk ^ M n e k could be In the harsh morning 8:M (Ml Featare Show (22) W restllag CkaaipUaa Musical liour of songs, danc ELECTROMiCS light. And glamorous—but on (Ml Coacera ing and instrumental aoloa her own wholesome terms with (Ml ChamplanaUp BawMog from HoUvwood. plenty of sound values under 4;M ( 81 The Dennty 8:88 ( 8)_Tlie Defsaders LABORATORIES (tSI Third Man E, G. Marshall, Osale Davis. neath. (Ml Wild Bill Ifiekaeh Misguided youngsters con A. 4 :M ( S-2S-MI A F I. BUgbllghta duct an armed robbery to O. LEROT NORRIS \ Roundup of all the week’s finance a marriage. 277 BROAD President Peggy. Lee sfaiga the American Football fjeague SaWrday Mght at lha Wtim gamna. Curt Gowdy'and Paul Msvies bannuioe of All Kinds blues, and Buddy Ebsen dances, Christman ooJioata. Bonds on NBC-TVs "The Andy WU- aS-221 B a ^ af the Week. WMIe P ^ ln a , Joseph SchUd- RAOH) (M) Tea Pin Tanmamaat kraut. t Dramatisation of a w m B. Center S t—MS-4117 Itama SIm w " in color Tueaday, ( 1) T im e Oat Far Nov. It (10 to 11 p.m. BBT). 4:48 ( 8) Yeslarday’a Ifawsveal Nanis, •* S>« 8:M (St-M) NPI, RIghHgkts »il DISFATCHED Jim ;L,eamlog comments oa The jsrsy Lsarls A U T O N A 'n O . the previous week's seven Na tional Football LiOague games. Comedy-variety with guest DELIVERY •o-oo' *”>”* Hoilywtiod™ ATUNTIO FURNACE OH. < 81 Wally Qatar (Calarl M>88 ( 8) OBasmshe SERVICE ^ 8-tS^> WUe WsrU at J m es ^ e s a . 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S U N D A Y PROGRAM HoUywood . . Television mt D csifw i IT! Kla'SfLSr” »848) The Blehata of JaaMa Olants_/8«M8M8 va V m» Philadelpblam-aaaswBBwogroi ( 8 4 ^ ) Travste Slaie Okaamel jfcrhoob___ /eetere „ „ ■ Vi ti88 aa«v Shew Si ______devoted 1:4S ( 8> Sacred Heart I 8) Opialsaated Maa on T V USOV 11 OaSM Bethel Lerile. (88) For-Featni--- Dan O’Herlihy. Kurt RusseB. Htessigsss husband of waa 1invalid wwa ■ ;M < S> iBumee at Amarlea Jamie and a friend are cap Wesiaer Jack meeta tomptaOon < 8> Keraiiw Beaslaar (SS) Saaanda:lay Aftesassn Atu Movie tured by a strong-man. S:88 ( 8) The Ckriatepkera (48) B ig Hetare______7>88 (8848) Hews r848-4*> Oreateet 8hew an S:S8 ( 8) Directions ’84 8:88 ( 8) Bd SalUvaalUwW ^ By EB8KINE JOHNSON ( 8) Darey aad QoUalh 5 o 5 ._ Quests: Ed Wynn. %aUW Hoilywood Correspeoaent (St) Agriealtare ea Parade (88),— -.rerpuaa’LEve 's _Faaslly _ Berman. Jane R u e ^ . Connie 7:18 IW (M) Bible laatltate (48) Air Foreo Story N ew api^sr Enterpnas Asaa Ct> OiiiirnlTi Kaa«j*jw _ IwAakeAwi(U ) MtUlea Denar B e S:W (88) News Haesrs Haines, Berl Davis. Ray (48| •f M e his life. t !t t < 8) Darey aad Oellath Bloch orchestra. ' l 8 8i88 U The m “ P,I8 ( 8) oatamtty Ja < 8) Oft te Adrealare A recreation of World War I HOLLYWOOD — (NBA) -- 8:88 ( through rsue films, rauslc^ Th8 new telsvlsioo seaaon 8 < ilustoal oontady ■'■peoial star. t it t ( 8) Tales ef the Blrerbaak the era. Alexander Soourby, Qrindlfm ^ ntlng u ^ r o l JBUrn^el(Uirtth - with Ari < 8) This Is lbs Ufe iheThUierlted^ a title ( J ^ most impatlant critlo sppeara to I Tha ASaBia a>8 •w aM r £ S d . The Old Womt'o favorlta (SI) Dtaiy Deac. Bchoei narrates. (R) ( 8) Diaawet as a cast'e from a Brinsb be the chimp who put Ray Wal i?5i ^ hovdah ride*- *frin. _ (88) The OkrisMphers liU (18) Uar Faith ston out ot commission for a ava It ira Boavar Doielbr 1 18:88 (g 4 8 ) Aady WHUam* ihew (48) Sacred Heart (48) Asslgameat Bgdjfwater “ ’ wS)-48) Arrest M t:lB (88) Sacred Heart Gaura. Chuck Oo^ of dayo. Without wsn xnour. _ Mosloal-variety. Quest, P*4BF (48) The Chrisisphsrs 8:88 ( 8-S8A8) A.F.L. F s o «M nors. Bgsn a e t e ^ ,y L i"E •LSTsa:*-. • i»8 < 8) 9ah* E S 2 l** •:88 ( 8) Saarlse Senestar New York vs. Houston lloeosed aurgeon who t r ^ to to see the debut oC “My I n (48) ASreatere te T W ( 8) The Aaswer (18) Insight save a trafllo victim's life. « Martian,” • n*w 8i88 < 8) Now* aaS Wealbar (88) This U the Ufe 4:88 (88) Snaday Premloie 8:88 ( 8) Jady Qarta^ oomedy series, the ehimp (and ^ t e . Kimble is trapped (48) Oral Heberts Host Frank Blair. Ne^W ^ Husical-varlety. Quejta. ' 4^1 lEwssiMm ffl SSJ”^ velopmentaWsOpSsavoosm oooIn world affalm. Ray's fellow actor to boot) went 18il8 ■ whan police make a helicopter 18:88 ( 8) Lamp Vats My Test sports. (88-88) Beaaasa (Oeleri_____ a nl i.tuMne aboard an ocean liner. music, •rt, sclsnoe, iKMwe Greene. Inga Bwennen. Rellcious series tnlta Oeorye berserk and geratched and mp- ______TtoWf 1148 (I h ESm s ) News. Weothss Crothera. Bara Laderman per theatre. The death of s.^ aeiMtid p ^ tbs star of tho show whfle forms concerto which won (18) The Big PIctnfe wife is shown In flashback. Model ffPM )) Oeaeeabmian . . 8:U th > a ob BaoM 8:88 ( 8) Sanday Sports Spee- Uiey were working together in ■ ")) The Friee b (88) Prix de Rome. to M o « tolor* >koofc fitlttowt. 8i88 (88) B*>elal Be*w8 (88) ^w#^few* ^sad Weather ( 8) Jewish News Views series covering * "“ iu*ArSmcf5S?.*~hca.. Jgd a scene. Bbelas Uske OSlcr) < 8) Taeeday itarllaht (SS) Chalice sf Salratisa A diversified series cove Allsn Funt. Quest: comedian Saves Keve 8i88 ( I ) N e j« M:U the sports spectrum. J.acA •Tm sure," Walston now can I) ICvve ef Ufa __ \ll__Oallaw "FUed Bayonet*." Mldiasl (88) Sacrifice sf the Mass Whitaker and Chris Schenkol, O'Shea. R. Ba»ehart. (48) This is the Life kid, following repairs, "that the 8»S8> Year Fin* baf.reMlm (||4 ri'%aMe]r-B*lakteF chimp had not read the script. 84(1^) Teaaeage Broto FW8 (48) Steve AUea l ^ w 18:88 ( 8) Lock Vp,aad I^e^ „ “m Sw V iWJUagdem (Sjjeri U:I8 (88) Speii* Basadsp Rnllclous series. Frank Mc- can version of wloely 80- ISil 8) Searoh b r 7!s8 (*SS th«_Tmth . _ Hucn narrates humorous Marlin Perkins, Jim Fowler ctalm^ British sertea (TTiui MOTOROLA For we think ws bars a very story about a mythical Catho A study of prairie dogs and funny show.” SIS (»4 8 ? T M 3 | ir Shew (O) the cities MUce NIchoU). tMSiik’i^Krsw lic diocese. _ (IS) Tales of tho Vlki^s ( 8) Battle liae Binoe R ay la a very funiw U:58 (88)18) New* . JW * PS. ( 8) All America Waats ts (88-48) Laaghs Fer Bale ___ fellow, tho odds In favor of tho 1:88 i ) Beet gelbr , Know 5:88 ( 8) I’ve Get A Secret Hal March, emcee. Panel show T A R T A N 1&-TV 848-48) Qeaeral BeasMal - - »«*• {t»A « * ? ^ -**** fiS & i lance, AnIU Ekberx. (SS-S8) Oellegs Bowl (MIor) year’s wildest television Idea are (is) m arb Camera U:W (48) Faith fer Today Robert Earle. moderator, featuring top comedians. 4 El a w ajaeoBi 11:88 (8 ) Camera Three 18:88 ( 8) What’s My Liae _ , better than for a lot of other 1848 cihallenger is 'Texas A A M ( 8) A* lae WarMTorse 7:88 i“ { te Ihe WerM U:«B ( 8) Memeat ef _MedHallea _ ExperlmenUU series covering College. more conventloiuU projects. 188-88) Mr. Nevak (^8) Newecepe, Memeote el drama, literature. dance, P u th h tiU o n ( 8) Gala Siena Nww Jiinee Fraaolscu*. J o * y 1:88 music and art. James Macan- 8:88 ( 3) TwmUolh C eatm nett Cerf, Arlene Francis. With full yuar guarantaa "My Favorite Martian," at BAY WALBTON O M b rt aad Hyma Study of the crucla] Berlin C h e k Ita tH o (18) News drew. host. days of 1S4B. Quests Include: ( 8) Nelghberbeed Impreve- leaet, haa Imagination aiM Is a Harvsjr Oleea 8htw sstfrgSiuurftuiS." ( 8-48) Jerry Lewis Gen. Lucius (Jlay. Qen. James meat FnJect VleHIte eeftir Hohit the eloolf s dW. d#pitrtur6 from ino»t of t#i#- Pacific,” both In an American |J8{N.w. ------(St) Mahalla Jackson Oavln. (S8) News Reports __ Radio luHe you to ileep and wokaa tour and in London. 1:18 Morrow. Aa A (My In the busy sohsduto ^ (M) Catkolle Hoar An In-depth look at the P**" you. Tboro^s alto a butxor olono. vision’s domestic comedies, all i i i i (88f toeeioi rnwy i urchin they befrieadod a r o ^ Senate Majority WWp Hubert 11:88 ( 3) From College Campns (SS-88) Meet the Frsss (Color) ceding week’s top news story. of which usually boll down to How the show happened to (M) M te ef DesUar ( 8) Legacy of Light Interview progrttm. And Lsialwrm tots you tnaak on so WBWwam____ _ as the G fe suspicion* when H. Humphrey, a review «< a (18) Persp^lve on Qrsataess Bob Young, anchormen. bs 40 winks, laty-lo-uon puih- "My Favorite Husband (or reach home screens (every 8u^ fi88 ( 8) FasiwerS they encounter German oppo- — (IS) Men Isle Space 8:18 ( 8-S8-48) Sesreboard (48) Call Mr. O day evening) Involvee both . Feepia WIH Bate book shout the inventor of 1 ^ (38) Jewish Life 11:88 ( S) Newe bufton cleck, snd rtiHo, oniy— _ W ife )." laeea fer a Day mo^m rocket and a -viMt to 11:88 ( 3) iBslghU 8:88 ( 3) Mister Ed ( ASS-88) New. mid Wealbog Even “My Favorite Martian," v/rtber John L. Oreon, who Alan Young, Connie Hines. ef Oreoeh* the Now York Horse Show are ( 8) nnrkpln Derby Ed decides to stand by a shoo- (48) Saaday BdlMea ns a tlUe, took nerve, not to nted the character In a script (48) The (13) Championship Bridge 11 :U ( 8) Movie WarioralMea 277 M O A D S T. 8:88 i'84848) Dm 0*«»* I ^ h l’rd **^ a n . Anlte L ^ pmeng the features on "Sun (38) Wild Bill Hlekock eatlng goat who wndern Into "Doctor at Sea.' B. Bardot. mention the litUe antennae he sent to a big talmt agM»y ( 8) Boaie rarty (48) Conversation With the stanle. ( 8) Chaaglag TImoe which pop out of Wslston's heed three years ago, and Jack Ciie^ (88-88) The Decbr* Jim trie* to prevmt .s day,” the magarine - format < 8) Hennesey P h oM 649-1124 news program, Sunday, N o v ^ 11:88 ( 3) Wo B e lie v e __ Boerama Oo^plicht HyniP _ ^ ( 8) Yale F^tb^' (tt-88) BUl Dana Shew 1:M ( Ifpwp, WpRiker ••• Yet, in the character he calls The agency wna horrified. The booking of two couples “n devUlsh pixie’’ Walston be __ emoUonslbr. unsUbl e (38) Directions ^ for the same honeymoon meats pI ^edlt»U— ‘Tt’a tbe worst idea around I) Adaslral J ^ tlent raveSsprlTlleged Infor (Part I) Three-part series^ex suite Jeopardises Jose's Job. lieves audiences will get their here," iteflim w^Baam Fer PaSSy Morey Amsterdam. Rom Ray Walston, BUI Blxby. 'Tpacy and Jostfi Besmott Wag Hi (88-88) Today Jhew Marie. The Petries try to (38) Sanday MaUaeo Uncle Martin falls In love with ing! “I’m playing the role as tbs bottom of the stock.” 08) Iroba Delbr Marie (48) Winning Ptas ^ "F ath er o t the Bride,” a oon^ ---- ( S> Sammer Tfiam ( 8) Tbe BIflemaa marry off Rob's unpolished a girl of this world, an I much like tiie A Aotc ^ rs’ studio aa <«niat’a 'Why I wont K,” said I8> 8:88 vfsittm uncle George. 1:18 ( 3) Yoar Osngfsssssaa freas exotic dancer. ^ , ndv about the trlbulatlona of CoBBeotlent I possible." Ohertok. Ss) The* Three Bbagat, . .. 18:88 ( i ) Daaay Kaye Show 1:88 ( 3) Yoar C------(SS-88) Woaderfal World ef the father ojt a ^flde-to^, « iism*af Mr. a ssbsr Comedy-variety. Queet Stara Color (Color) Method in a M artian wiUi aa^ In ths early evsiUng Bunday (8S) The AdmiralU am iw abbr BUeen Ferrell. Louis Jourdjm ( 8-X8-48> Tispts and Aaswars i NBC-TVa "Monday Night M Abeat mow Adlal Stevenson, guest. How-1 A little burro ts torn be - ■" - '— NWr. 1* tenaas coming out of his head Urns, a laxge JuvenMe audleBcs 1S ard K. Smither. Interviewer. tween friendship for a pros the Moviea” Monday, A paint job in or outsiae your h Newe of the newsman and his ‘favor <4i> ll^iiiuff ) f^S848>*Now», Weather aad I ( 8) Newscepo ette Goddard: 1*188 ( 8) Hsmesaalmrs Msris (88)I flabhs Smtta I ( 8) The laqalriag Mksd 8:88 ( 8) Yogi Bear Its Martian.' ” (88) Special (U) Big Now; (tt-38) Today Shew (48) Sapermoa Painters, Builders, Decorators In a way, tbs role Is atmllarj “The Birth of a Star," a i*»*W hs*R Ts* TtasSf tilt ( 8) Nbws , ^ (88) Newe and WmMer i ( 8) Sammer Time 8:88 ( 8) News aad Weather to the devU Walston mods fam- documentary film featuring a ( 8) 47th Freeiaat I ( 8) Wodaotday S ta rll^ (33) Weather (W) News ouB In “Damn Tanksss,” and to rising young octrsas, Stofonis "Ruby Gentry." Qiaritca ) ( 8) Peicep^B „ _ . 8:86 (48) Laramie (S^uf%utiar______Brtehbr Heston. K. Malden. ( 8) Frleade of Mr. Oreeber 8:15 (SS) Olabheaee Luther BlUis, which he ^ y sd Powers, and covering many du- ___ (8 8 ) News (48) Steve Alba Show I ( 8) Let’e Talk Abeat (SS) News tn tbs roiul company of “ South tisa She must perform while b ^ 7:88 ( 8) UtUeri Baba - 8 (88) Bperta Boamdap I ( 3) CaplalB Kangaroo ( 8) Newe CORURN A MIDDLEIROOK. hw. j groomed for otardom, win 8 (48) Operstiea Jilphabei ( 8) FoUow .the _^ a Hichard Boone, Bethel INVESTMENTS , be totooost ( » NBC-TV’s “HoUy. (M> ^ S h e r , Local News { (‘i J i d n S t e l f « o w (Drier) I ( 8) Hap BIchards (SS-88) Hoatley BrlsUey Laura Dervon and H arry M 6r**n wood and tha Stars" Monday, 1S;I8 < 8) Seareh for MsMrrsw 48848) Naw* ^ F e a M r ( 8) B ig .* * ” ** „ » ( 8) Jaek La loum Shew Baport MB. OBOBOB F. JOHNSON JB., MaMger (8848) Tratt: er Oweeiaeaeee 7:18 (88) Western Mass. HlxbUybta “Cole Y o “ 08*r, ' GunHghter. (33-38) Hamper Ream (S8> News atar In “The Fhng,’*' 8fco«y <* Our SPEEDY _ I Nov. 11 (9:80 p jn . B S T ). < 8-88-48) Fadior Haows Beet (88) fteaita Camera Fraidc Lovejoy, Abby Dalton. FBOCNDDY a n d HELFFCL TUANBAOTIONg HAN1WJ» ON ( 848) Newe (48) The Lerd’e Prayer (48) Bose the Clewa ( 8) After Dlaaer Meyta a mariiag* facing a threat, oei Ai.y. BXOHANOBS LISTED AND UNLISTED-—MUTUAL FUNDS TRULY DEUiSOUS 18:H (88) New* 18:48 ■ ( 8) OebMe Drake Shew "Bomber B-62" Natalie Wood; I IWhen Tempie Houston (Jeff 1:88 ( S> Best B elbr 7:88 (8 ) TV^Boporta U :S 8 ( 8) Newe A Weather 8 ( 3) Leave It Te Beaver NBC-TV’s “Hichard Boone M 8 -U W ( 8-88-48) oSoeral B esijM "Ctaso History of a Rumor." 1«:55 ( 8) Memeat of Meditatiaa ( 8) Best ot Greache — K. Malden. „ ' » Show,” Tueaday, Nov. 12 { • - MAIN STREET CHICKEN Himter) snd Ctoorgs Taggart Bow a whisper grew to a 1:88 ( 8) Big Movie (S8) MaU Older Market (8848) At H e m KBUr torrent nearly leopardlslng a Alcotras.' A (48) Klag aad Odle Shew (SS) Weather. Local News 10 p.ttt. H BT). BroTm in Minntog (Jack m orn) sAop a hanging. 1:88 (48) Barbara B eraardShw v "Experiment - 8 ( 8) Newe (88-48) News aad. Weather 6 ( 8) As Tba Wsrid Taras U.8. Mllltaiy Maneuver.. . (88) Late News Temple ooiiulrea an unwonted ( 8) Gals Btsrm »w w (8848) Tho Vlrglalaa (O ^ r ) (SS-88) Say Whoa i (SS) Westera Masa. HIgUIghU Ihe world’s 'flmost eatin’ client who is accused of kfiling Lea J. (k>l>b. JamM Draw. A ( 8) Otri Talk (88) Sperto Camera Hanel (oeriea otar Shle^ (88) The Ckrbtophers__ deaf-mute feel* the world 1* Grindl (series star Imogens (48) Meralag Movie (48) ^WB Booth) hie^ia a young ootyae ohlokeB” with Inoonvorable a friend of tho lawyer. In "Ju- (88) Harvey Olsea SImw taUns advantase.ot hw hsndi- Ooca) fancies she has inherited 18:88 ( S) Hememakert Mevle Make A Difference Where You fhtvul hnee” Advaatarea sf Osab ( 8) Who De Yen Trmtr Movies _ .. . „ "The Baiby Oame C.O.D.,” on GALL IN ORDER (88) Saeolal B e p ^ aad Harriot ed title from a British imcle in^ (3S-38) Coacestn^B ' Father of the Bride. " Spon- NBC-TV’s "H a*el” color sertea (7:30-8:90 pjo. HWT). (S8> Has ef Desttay “Lady Orlndl" on NBC-TV’s ( AS8-48) The Price b Bight eer Tracy. Elisabeth Taylor, ’f t » ♦ Plek Up 10 Minatos LaSer Attending * lawyers’ conven- Thursday, Nov. 14 (9:90 p-m------8i88 ( 8) Fa*ewerd Uoa Pave runs into a bevy of "Orlndl” series Sunday, Nov. (2S-S8) Miseiag Uaks (Oebr) Joan Bennett. Conaady of a (88-88) P e e ^ W M father's tribulations. H3ST). bathing beauties. 11 (8:90 p.m. B S T ). ( AS8A8) Sevw Keys ( A38-t8) Osier LhaMs ( 8) Qaria Fer A Day 8:88 ( 8-3848) tatty Dalm 8 ^ ( 8) Love ef Life S A V I M G S 4 % DEcn DRnE-m WE SiaX and INSTALL The lookHdlke cousins clash m (SS-88) Year First IiM iM b s 8:18 ( 8-3A48) Nragoa Trala (O ^ r) Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop) (48) Tte Bast mt a race for the presidesoy of liM L«i|)ino heads tlM star- ( AS8-48) Tessessee Eimb John Mclntlre. Robert Fuller. 4M CENTER BT. 6U )W 0 ( 8-88-88) Dayay tet e Osari0*1 Cooper Smith vows vongence gives his wife BSlUe (Abby Dal O A ]\ . RESIDENTIAL 8:88 Akrty the Girl's League « at their rhteT os0t of “On* Step Down," Ford itji(/ (, 8 ..) “Haase school. U;S8 ( S) Search for Temerrew agamst outlaws who havg ton) a red glamour wig but his \ 11 t I . I I I » 1 (8848) The D#ews a dranu dealing with infldekity (SS-88) Troth er Ceasegaea^ killed a mile girl. GARA#E DOOR (88-88) News ( A8848) Father Kaews Beat 8:88 ( 8) Dasay Thomas Shew intentions are misconstrued to **** krith***Andee. f°hn* and biacliimaii, on N B C -T Y s Marjorie Lord. Rusty Hamer. the “ Joey’s Suprlse for FSllle' ( 8) The B t e af MiiA* walks into aa apiwintment “Kiraflt Suspenoe Ttiesfre’’ color (SS) News OPERATORS (8848) L a r ^ Taasy with a literary agent — and ( 8) Beet SeUer Hans Conreid. The family episode of “The Joey Bishop ( 8) IfralUMMrtw murder. ____ beoadexust H m rsdsy, Nov. 14 ( AS848) Geaeral BetplM trios to talk Uncle Tonoose (8 8 ^ ) Qaeaa Far ^ Day ( 84848) The Fries b BI*M (SS-88) At Heme HtthMHty out ot getting married. Show” color series Saturday, Key opscatsd or mdio eon- (10-U. pjn. BIST). Nov. 9 (NBC-TV, 8:80 p.ns. Bin Cullen, emoee. (48) BArbara Bernard Shew 8:88 ( 8) Aady GriMHh Staw IM7 MAIM 8T„ MANGHE8TEB s BOUTS 81, COVENTRY trolled from ear. ( 8) Ae Tho’ Werid Taras Ronny Howard, Don' Knotts. BST). Teacher John Nkrvwk (oectm ( 8) Gale Storm Shew Andy makea the mistake of star Jmne* Fraaotenus) trim to (18) Tbie b Tbe Aaswar confiding to Barney that a brnns a Foung and beautiful hel- (88) Harvey Oleea Shew Fort Knox truck will make a Jeremy Slate guest-stars as a thw are beoknipt (48) Newe secret stop In’ Maybernr. Navy officer who runs into un Hon M "To Bresk a Oamel’* (SS-88) Henyweed aad the 1:85 (48) Barbara Beroard expected opposition when he at famed t e Bock" an NBC-TV’s "»*•. Nto- 1:85 (SS) Special Beperl Stars vwk" series Tueeaay, Nov. M (S8) Sfes ef DesUay Joseoh Cotton narrator. Study tempts to date an absent Majrine f l ^ S ) Ben OasM t:88 ( 8) Password _ ot a y ’ day, Nov. IS (10-li pJiL IW ). ISiU (48) Lord’s Projer • ' ' m * j.
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OAmOVa O AliAJUTT THURSDAY Television PROGRAM TIm # ’ a-aa Wba Ma Taa Traatf a * S S T ~ Soott •;M! ’S n « Seeken ^ ’?-SCk*3!J.a“- one o l the few defanaea Pan- . _ VI.H Usmsltmoe " ) Tratlaiaatar Okto-to) The gimmr Dana WettMier Naari ( tv Q a ^ b r CarMatjr Mavla Mustoal-rariaty. Queata; Hat (Ma Baaai b r Daddr es '^aubal. Rad Buttons. Je? - » rrieada o t Mr. O rM b US) Mfliiaa Ballar Marta ry Vale. i;4t ( t> OapMa Kaaffan* S>M ( S) Tka Blflaauw SiM (ll-SS) Hasel (Oalar) <2> Bbaara <*•) Fr«all«r« e t Bctmer (sei nim A lrley Booth. Haael triea b iiM < i> ■»> BlchM4s ' help a couple finance thair hn 1.4M* MMw j ^ T k a Adattaal aad Swabbr baby a blrlh. ■ — Ma ObWB "The Road to Morocco." Bob bins Bathune, Brandon da • :U < t> Dekkb Dtmke Rkaw Hopa. Wilde. Drama of a young maa • :M ( i ) h iiir s It T* Baava* Sito ( S) Haaklakarnr flaaad a ^ a aertoua ailment. e < |> Baat at Oraaate (M) tdraatara la Tima (**-to) Saapanas Tbaalar • :U «#> KlatC o j i a Wiaw Sito ( S> ITews aad Waatkar (Oater) MiM < t> Nawt (to) Newa Ite L u i ^ , Qana Rowlands A m -M ). 8a: j» Wkaa Wli SiS4 (to) Ckackatab atoro of an Illicit randaxyous ( S> Oiri Talk S:U (St) aabkaaaa and death. Mamlaa Mavto. S;tt (St) 8aaalal B apart (to-to) Md Caaaar Bhsw MiM < •) Hasannakera Mavb Otaala MacKanile and Joey tM ^ > Merr Oriffla SiM ( t> Newa Pom an are featured la ^ ^ < «) Wka Da rom TraatT ( S) Haar Kaas saUrieal aketcbai (Inrlndtng a tlito Oaaceatratiae ^ (St-M) HiaMar-BriaUar S : « (to) Mawa oomic bank halat.) < a4IMC> Tka P rba It BIcM Mlialac Uaka < ^ r > T:W ( S) Wralt Kara M:SS ( t) Lea Marrla ( »-W-M> S«T«i Kara (SS) Nswa aad Waatkar (to) Paatara U : « r *> Lava af U fa (SSto) Nawa and Wanlbar (to) FBm lltto ( VS-to-to) Nawa. Waatkar Taer rirst Iweraaaba and Spai^ ^^toU ei Taaaaaaa Saab ' 1:U (IS) Waatera Maaa HI«MlEMa (to) Baarto Caaiara (St) SHg Naw. U iM < » Saareh far Tai atraw (to) Ifewm .. „ (to) Nawa aad Waatkar fits i t> Pauward 11 :U ( t) Tkarsday marUrkt <»->•> Tratk ar Caaaaeaaaaaa The Black Scorpion." R,' . aM^> FaAar Kaaws Baat Oame show. Allen T-uddaa, boat. Ouest calabritlan. Denning. M. Oordar. lt:n (K) Nawt , _ (to) Stays Aitaa Shew liM t <> Baat Sallar ( t t ^ ) Teaarto Haaataa tl:to (»•* Snarta Naandnp ( S-ae-M) Oeaaral HaaaNal Jeff Hunter. Jaidt Blam. (tt-to) A* Haata witk KIMr Houaton reluctantly dafanda II :U ( S) Sparta View 1:W (4t> Barkara Baraard 8baw the kll'ar of one of hla own llito (SS-M) Tsnigkt Shaw (Calsrt 1 :M ( i) At tka WarM Taraa friends. ( S) Big Marla ( f> Qala Starm Bbaw ( S-to-M) Tka ntatotaaea "The Big Combo." Carnal Tkla la tka U fa (Oabr' Wllda. Jean Wahaca (to) Rarrav 01«aa Rkaw Beltv Rubble gala a Job. ISiW (to) Iwrd'a Prayer (to) Hewt only to find her amninrara are I :to ( S> Nawaaapa. MamaaMi at 1:M (te> Barbara Baraard countarfa'tara. Oambrt aad Nyms 1:K (It) Spaeial Baaart t t o ( t) Bawhtda (to) News (to) Maa af nrallar Brie namlnR, Clint Raatwood. Sto ( I) Paaaarard Taken prisonera by rawhid- (n-to> Paapla WIN T ab art. Rowd.v find* himsalt Patriotic songs sung by ( t) Qaaaa Far a llav sroom at a ahotgun wadding. Americans in wartime will bo (to) niiB 7 t-SS-to) D a a a a lb ^ Shaw (M ) Tka Baat ml Oraaaka Donna add Alex are upset hoard on Mitch Miller’s Vet t:to ( S-to-M> Bar la Paart whan Jeff ohargea more than erans Day program Monday, ( I) Maaia Tartr MOO to thair account. (tt-to) Tka Daabra t:W (It-to) Dr. Kltdsra Nov. 11 on NBC-TV’s “Sing l;H (tS-to) Ifaara Richard Chamberlain. Molly Along with Mitch" color serisa Itto ( •) Tka Rdaa at Htokt Picon. An amblttarad widow (10 to 11 p.m. B6T). Members (»-to> LareHa Tsana uses her children aa a crutch. i) Trallaasatar ( S-M-to) My Three Saaa of the Fort Myer, Va., Fife and (to-tS) Qaaaa far tfea Day n-ad MscMurry, William Drum Oorps. 1st Battle Group. (IS) Mllliaa DaHar Marta yVswIay. Chip decides hit Srd Infantry will be spe Ta TaU tka Tratk ^^rmndfather needK a toupee. C I IwMtt Wbfi I «v^r tahMt to Mw MW wit «f (lt-to> Taa Daa’t Bar Parry Masan guests' on the program. • W bW tito WEilcal cw taJy v m CtS-TV Nw. 11 A t ‘XoWwitjr JoMi,* Maa Tba Makar (to-M) Taday Shaw (3 3^) BanHey-Bi lahlay friended whOe in mUibary aerr- T;l< ( S> Jewlah Nawa aad TIewi 3 : « (to) Newa ioe, and Chick Logan (Chad (to) Waatkar IrtP ( 3) Death Valby Days C om ing Shows Rverebt) in “Papa^San" oa T;M ( SIPraaa the Caibga Campaa (to) MaU Order Market N B C - T W a “R edigo” aeriea, ( •> Frtaada af Mr. Oaabar (to) Weadhar, Laert Nears 7:K ( t) I « t ’s Talk Abato (33^> Nears aaS Weather Tueaday, Nov. 12 (8.80 pjn. (:to ( S> Capteta Kaagaraa fito (to) Weabro Maaaaehaaatb TIm lure o f a w ild herd teoUi BST). •tto (4S> Fraatiera af Sabaea PAINTING a pack o f tMirro’a loyalty to an • :to (1) Map Bbharda . S»*“^ 0 ___ Interior, Kxterior aM friend in "Wild Burro of Helping a honeymoon couple ' ( I ) d a u La iM a a Bbaw (to) N ^ (t t ^ > Bawm r Baam liW ( 3) Tka Oraat Advaatara Wnllpnper Books Mm Weat,” an animal-adven- obtain a tuUe they cannot af (to) Baaa Taa Cbara Van Heflta. oarrador. PnperiwiighiK tara atory on "Walt Dianey’a ford nearly ooata Joae Jimenez t :U ( S) Dabbb Draka Bbaw Michael Renab stare aa Jaf- Floorn nad GelUngn WoaderfUI World of Color" fersoii Dayla trying to aava (B W D an a) hia Job, in "The •iM ( t> Im re It Ta Baarar the Confederacy. Pointed nnd Refbitohed ■unday, Nov. 10 (NBC-TV col- Honeymoon Suite" epiaode of ( •> Baat af Oraaeba • ;« (to) Kbg and (Mb Sbatr ( 3-33to) n Saaset Strip Wockmnnsiilp Oonmnteed ar tolecaat, 7:3O-8;S0 p.m. N B C -T W a “H ie BIU Dana BUrem Zimbaliat Jr. Joaeph ■ B T ). M :M ( » Nawa Cottoa. Stu tries to save a dfa- Fnlly Insured Show" Sunday, Nov. 10 (7 pm. <»-to) Say Wkaa aochaatad laaryer from ae'f- BBT). (to) Mandag Maab . destruction. Jim Radico (aeriea atar Rioii- lt:M ( I) Kamaautkanr Marta (to) Aa Schaala Mabh WMs Sfba Da Taa Traatf ramaiwe batoreen Sada (AaMa irtV (33) Bbgrapbr M 8-8S M gueat-abar in “The Bleventh (tbto) Caacaatratba (to) Naked City !«>•> a R o t o m orpiian he be ( t-M-to) The Priee b Bight or Oonunandment," drama of an U :M (to-M) Mbaiag Uaka (Oalar) SiM ( I) Baato M 84S-M4S embittered widow who uaea her ( S-2Sto> Sevea Kaya Martin Milnef. Partikr Fen- married children aa a crutch U :M ( » Leva Of Ufa nelly. A Vtirmont farmer stub (to-to) 'Vanr First Impraaslaa bornly holds out agninat ths for Ihdng, on NBC-TVa "Dr. ( l-to-M> Taaaasaas Erals tractor age. Kildare" aeriea Thureday, Nov. Fard (33-33) Beb Heps Comedy Special (C ^ r ) 14 («:80-9:S0 p.m. BST). U:to ( » Search b r Tamarraw SHOP and (MOP) Troth ar O a a a a- Kathryn Crosby. Jill St. John. aeacci Ctomedy drama of middle- SAVE ‘H ie Great W ar," the widely l-M-M) Father Kaaws Baat claw couple conned Into buy r ing the estate next door to a aoclalmed "Project 20" produc U :H (to) Newa WHERE ^ ^ n e k tion recreating the atory of 1;M ( 3) Beat Seller freis'; Barke’s Law yam ( t-3Kto) (baeral HaspHsI W I YOU SEE Wortd War I from fUm of the Oane Barry. Dana Wynter. (tl-to> At Heme WUh Kitty Poarder burns on a wrecked THIS ELECTRONICS time, will be nqieated on “NBC IjW (to) Barbara Beraard Shew plane lead Amoa on a trail of News Bnoore" Sunday, Nov. 10 l;to ( 3) As The Werld Taras neoutlfu' suspects. SIGN LABORATORIES ( 3) Qala Storm Shaw • :M ( 3) TwiUght Esaa (NBC-TV Network 3- to 4 pm. tto) Fatih For Today B»T). Sir Cedric Hardwick, Con tto) Ibtrrey Olaaa Shaw stance Ford. A devilish In 277 BROAD (to) News ventor leaves an ominous John Fraaer, H oward St. John lito (to) Barbara Baraitrd legacy to his greedy niece, and Peggy Ann Garner are in 1:M (to) Special Repa'rt (to-to) Hall ef Fame (Cebr) (to) Mea ef Deatiay "The Patriots" (Tharlton Hea- RADIO the cast of Sidney Kingsley's 3:M ( 3) Pasawetd Jon. P e o b ' Ann Oarner. "The Patriots,” which will be tn-M ) People WUI Talk Thomas Jefferson's struggle an NBC-TV "Hallmark Hall of < 3) Qaeea Far A Day against the Alexander Hamil (to) Film ton faction. FURNITURE Fame" color drama Friday, . ■ (to) The Beal ef Oraacha ( 8-to-t3) The Farmer’s DISPATCHED Nov. IB (»:»0-ll p.m, BST), ^ S:N ( B-3d-M) Day la Oaert Daaghbr 1115 M AIN STREET ( t> Henaa Party Inger Stevens. Wllliara Wln- (t o ^ ) The Daebrs • Katy detects Jexebel OLIVA’S ESSO SERVICE 3:H <3t-to) Nawa tendencies in a teen-age con 411 HAR'TFORD RD. 3:W ( 3) The Bdra at Night test winner. PETS (3 3 ^ ) Laretia Yaaag M iM ( 3) Alfred Hllekceek Boar ( 3) Trallmasbr Richard Basehart. An actor S U R W E L L ’S T E X A C O CARS (33-M) Oaeea far the Day turned lawyer defends hla 1475 Silver Lane, E. Hartford (18) .Wiinaa DalUr Movie ■ Who Da Yea Traatf Peralta. lO-round light heavy 184 B. CENTER ST. P E T A T T IR E 4:M ( 3) Baager Aady Shaw weight contest, Madison (tt-M) Whleh O im e Square Garden, WYMAN OIL 00„ Ineu ( 3) Admiral Jack to'to ( S t o ^ ) Make That Spare Complet* X „ (30^> TraUmaabr .Top bowlers compete for cash 34 MAIN ST. Garden Supplies i i N (SS-to) Nawa at Paramus Bowling Lanes. New Jeraiy. i M a H t y I V I IlilBO T* dito ( 3-33) M arb W M . P E C K L U M B E R i Bto. g i ----- (to) Make Baam b r Dadthr Wrtrther 2 M A IN ST. Service SnirVD E , „ (to) MOlba Dollar Mavb aad Sparta iWe attend to 3:to ( 3) The Btflaaaaa tto) Newa PLEN’S TEXACO (to) News aad Weather [every detail Lawn Maintenance , S.*“ 381 M AIN ST, (to) Three Staagaa to'to (3 ) America’s Oreabal that keeps Lown Mowers (to) The Adatirol Bwahhy Marias you looking ' Shaw "The SpirM of St. Loula,’" 1 NA88IFP ARMS your best. Repaired. Sharpened Vito (33) Karly Shaw 881 MAIN ST; "Wild Harvest.” Alan Ladd, itto ( 3) m e e tv aad FrbSly ll:t o (to) Sperte Baoadap (to) DICK’S OULlr SHKiiT" 11'to ( I) Sparta view Ca m eo Beaufy L IT T L E & • tto ( 3 ) Naara aad Waalhar 475 H A R T F O R D H P , (If) Farads to Fewer Warfc- Studio M c K i n n e y g a r n e r r u o c l e a n (% % a w . 8 G R IS W O L D ST. Me-8748 U WOOPBBIDOK ST. • :W (to) f^ m b it:4S (4#) L«rG*s Truyer D88 M ain St., M sanhester •'to ^3) Sparto. News an# Waath- STA’TB 8ERV. STA'nON MaaebestMr->4i8-8Mt News G Weallier 770 M A I N ST. 8 :U '(to) aabbaw a ttiM < $} Uememt ef Me4|to«lMi
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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1963 (Claaolfied Adrertiaiiig ea Face 15) PRICE SEVEN CENTS \ Negro Asks Race Forum^ Fund at $68,606 United Fund drive totals oontinued to climb over the ers weekend to 568,600. Japanese To Enter Primary in N H, The drive Is now at 60 per cent of Its goal of 5115.000. Today's division reports are NEW YORK (AP) — Initial Gifts, 546,627; Busi Paul Zuber, a Negro leader ness-Employes, 50,869; Resl- in the fight against North denttal, 515.080. Make Disasters ern school segregation, has announced he will enter the New Hampshire Republi can presidential primary as Events an independent. Railroads Zuber,. an attorney, made the announcement Sunday night at In State his home in Harlem. He said he J wants to provide a forum for the President expression of Negro views. During the past five years, State Petitions i f •'K t Zuber has become an expert In Resigning de facto school segregation — Seek Ouster of created by housing patterns. He has won school Integration cases in New York City and New Ro Justice Warren TOKYO (AP) — Leftist chelle, N.Y.; and Englewood and cries of governraent neglect Newark, N.J., and is fighting a BRIDGHJPORT (A P ) —Petl- and t,he .smell of funeral in- similar suit In Chlcag6. 'tions calling for the impeach I cense hung over Japan to- Zuber, 37, said he will conduct ment of Chief Justice Earl War ' da.v as bereaved families an "education campaign setting ren were circulated outside four forth the Negro's position on civ Ppote.stanit churches here yes arranged services for more il rights" to New Hampshire terday by members oi£,the John than 600 persona killed in a voters, starting next month. Birch Society. coal mine explosion and Thomas J. Davis of Stam "No one is better equipped to ford, major coordinator for the . ti'iple train crash. do this than a Negro, who is society in New England, .said I Soolali.st and Democratic 8o- more affected by it than artyone 1,000 signatures were obtain ciali.st politicians seized on th« else," he said. ed. double di.sa.ster as a major cam Zuber contended that neither The petitions were circulated paign is.siie In national parlia- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of outside two Congregational mentarv elections only 10 days New York nor his prospective ri dhurchefi, one Epi.scopal church, off. Paul Zuber, New York City attorney, talks on tele val in the prirnaty. Sen. Barry and the Calvary Evangelical' j The leftists held Premier Yay- Goldwater of Arizona, is quali Free Church. ato Ikeda'a conservative gov phone In his Harlem apartment last night. (AP fied to discuss civil rights. The petitions were, niot dis- ernment responsible (or the Photofax.) Zuber, a Republican, said that ouased from the jw lp il or ap tragedies, charging the accidents he sees indicaUons of a “ serious proved by the paMors of any of re.sulted from llie government's racial explosion erupting in this the chuj^ea.' "one-sided policy to protect country, unless the young Negro TTie society gathered more moHopoli.stic capitalist classes" is convinced that his just de t h ^ 600 signatures otitslde of at the expen.se of workers' lives. Ike Envisions Nixon mands are being considered by a 'ClathoHc church last month The c'oal dust explosion in the both major political parties.” after the paMor urged his mine at Omuta, on the southern Zuber said he is not ^ in g panirfiloners to sign the pdtl- island of Kyushu, killed 44A Darkhorse Candidate backed by the new Negro civil tJon. miners, injured about 450 and rights party. Freedom Now. The pastor, the Rev. Francis left 7 unaccounted for, the Mlt- "I am entering the presiden E. Feriton, who acknowTMged •sul Mining Co. skid. Police said, NEW YORK (A P )— Dwight D. Eisenhower sees tial race as an independent can that he was a mesriber of the however, they had counted 452 Biroh society, has been repri bodies. Richard M. Nixon as a possible darkhorse Candidate for didate," he said. He said he would consider en manded by diocesan offioiaie for The train wreck six hours la the Republican presidential nomination next year. tering primaries in West Virgn- hds adtion. '' ter and B()ft, miles tdrthe north The forriier president told la, Wisconsin, Illinois, and killed 162^3^.sons, including nationwide television audience no interest in running again for ifomla. Thorpe to Retire William Sefify 28, of Colorado Sunday: “ Now if there should be the presidency. He lost to John “ It is n*>t so important that Spring*, <3olo., who was study*, one of those deadlocks (at the F. Kennedy Uiree years ago. HARTFORD (API—Lyle M. ing in Tokyo. At least 70 fr e n . national convention) I think he Elsenhower noted* Nixon's Thorpe, who began work for the Injured. N (See Page Two) ^ (Nixon) would be one of the statements disinterest when state as an aquatic biologist in Wreaths are placed at war memorial on grounds of Manchester Memorial Hos Two persons weqe injured to likely persons to be examined he appearedko the American June, 1935, says he plans to pital by Mrs. Wilber Little, past president of American Legion Auxiliary, and day in another train wrack, A and approached because be is Broadcastlng^jQB,'s “ Face the retire next spring as direotor Wilfred J. Clarke, past Legion commander, during Veterans Day observance to- slow-moving passenger train o f the State Board a t Fisheries after aU a vary knowledgeable, jBWton'' progitA . ^jM^»i0^4,.photp by 5atefnis.) rammed another passenger and a very courageous type^jg had assumed that be. had Third Wi^k and Gaona Thorpa. taas-lMMtv.dl* train that had halted half a mlla perswi.” removed himself completely," rector since March 1, 1»54. The out of the Hiroshima station. Nixon, vice president under Elisenhower said. "Now, if he Of Hassling Tolland resident announced his Although the pressure was on Bisenhower for ei|^t years, was has changed his mind or even retirement plans Saturdaty. Veteran JFK Ikeda. the president of Japan not available for comment. National Railways, Reisuke lah- He has said repeatedly he has (8ee Page Six) Ahead on Aid ADD Pays 85c Veterans Honored, ida, said he was accepting full HARTFORO (AP) Secre Lays Wreath responsibility for Saturday's dis tary of Sitate Enia Grasso has aster and would resign. WASHINGTON (AP) — Con bad news for holders of ADD The pileup near Tokyo was the gress took today off in observ trading stampa. She said yes In Arlington second three-train crash in 18 Three Pose as Detectives^ Rain Bars Parade months. Japanese rail accidents ance of Veterans Day, but a terday. a refund o f only about 86 per cent o f the advertised take an average of 10,000 lives Steal $30^000 in Jewelry third week of battling over for value of the defaulted stamps WASHINGTON (AP) —Under Beneath drizzily skies, Manchester today paid tribute a year. eign aid legislation will get un w4U be made. The Action Di»- a cloudless blue sky, President to its war veterans in ceremonies at Manchester Memo der way in the Senate Tuesday. oount Oorp., which did not meet Kennedy placed a red, white (See Page Ten) redemptions, posted 526,000 rial Hospital grounds and the American Legion Home. NEW YORK (AP) — Three^real estate man and his wife Senate leaders hope to steer Btnd blue wreath at the Tomb of A scheduled parade from men posing as detecUves forced was reported to police Sunday bond with the stsite, but claims the buffeted foreign aid author totaled 526.800, Mrs. Grasso the Unknowns today to honor Manchester High School to the auditorium ceremony, Mayor their way into a Bronx apart night. ization measure to passage be the nation's war veterans living V said. T intend to go before the hospital was postponed for the Francis J. Mahoney declared, ment today and stole 530,000 Last Friday a group of gun and dead. fore the end of the week. It al next session of the legislature first time in recent memory. "Manchester's contribution in worth of jewelry. It was the men, posing as police, stopped Several thou.sand spectators Bulletins ready has been cut back to 53.7 and request an adjustment In Heavy showers with no letup in war has been a large one. We third large gem theft here in a jewelry messenger station crowded about the area at Ar billion compared to the 54.5 bil the bonding statute in view of sight forced the postponement. are here to pay honor to those four days. wagon and stole an estimated 53 lington National Cemetery as Culled from AP Wires lion asked by President Ken this experience," she said. When the ceremonies began at veterans who have made the The robbers knocked two million worth of jewelry. About nedy.,,, .f" the hatles.s President strode the auditorium .shortly after 11 supreme .sacrifice. Let us re women to the floor after enter three-fourths of , the loot later The House also will meet with Gen. David M. Shoup, the the weather had changed to a member them in our prayers.” ing the apartAient. Then they was found, however, in the Tuesday, but under an agree Marines Arrested Marine commandant, to the chilling drizzle. Form er Congrassman at CLAIMS INCURSION •wept up the jewelry and fled. abandoned station wagon. ment not to transact any busi NORWICH (AP)—Four’Ma tomb. Largs Antoni Sadlak was the MIY.AFFARABAD, Kashmir The women were Rhoda To Rubin, victim of the latest At 11, during'a lull in the (AP) — A spokesman tor ths ness. rines stationed at the U. S. Sub ■While the'erowd stood silent, rain, the flag wa.s raised on main speaker. He'was intro ronto of 111 Overbrook Rd., Bir theft, is president of J. Howard, Azad Kasmir government said On Wednesday it is to take up marine Base in Groton were ar the President, helped by an the ho.spital ground.^ by pa.st duced by Anthony O'Bright, mingham, Ala.-, and her mother, Inc. a bill to continue Peace Corps rested at gunpoint early today Army .sergeant, placed the ohairman of ''Veterans Day. tiMtay that Indian troops Legion commander Henry Pes- threatening to occupy the vil Mrs. Jack Rubin, 63. Mrs. Toronto had been visit operations and the next day an in a discount department store, wreath in front of the Tomb of Sadlak, Navy veteran and sini. Wreaths were laid at the lage of Poliis on the Kashmir Rubiq, head of a jewelry firm ing her parents. Several pieces international agreement to sta police reported. the Unknown Soldier and be Lieutenant commander in the was taking a shower at the time war memorial on the grounds cease-fire line. The govern-, of jewelry, including an emer bilize coffee prices and produc The four .servicemen were tween the Unknowns of World by Wilfred J. Clarke, past Navy reserves, said, "The oc of the robbery. He emerged just ald-cut diamond ring worth tion. charged with breaking and en War II and Korea. ment of Azad Kashmir, the Legion commander, and Mrs. casion calls for a brief review Pakislanl-controUed northwest as the trio fled and hurled an more than 510,(X)0, were taken The Senate Investigations sub tering with criminal intent and His somber gray-stripped suit Wilber Little, pa.st president of of what are histtorical facts— empty bottle at them down tiie from her bedroom. committee is expected'to ques- larceny. contrasted with the bright red (Mtrtion of disputed Kashmir the Legion auxiliary. state, elaiins the viUage. apartment steps. and wlilte. carnations and red, In opening remarks at the (See Page Eleven) A 5200,000 gem theft from a (See Page Eleven) (See Page Six) (See' Page Seventeen) white and blue ribbon. Then, as a bugler played Taps TO ANNUL OIL PACTS the President stood at attention. R l’ENOS AIRES. Argentiiw Arrayed behind the President (AP) — Despite U.S. warn Exile Raids^ Escapees, Are Main Concerns were his military aides, Vet ings. the Argentine govern erans Administrator John Glea Delegation Criticized, ment reaffirmed today its son and Luther Skaggs, head of ^'sovereign/and Irrevocable the Medal of Honpr society. decision” -to annul oil coa- Also present were Secretary traets with foreign oompaniee, Coast Guard Keeps Cuba Watch of Defense Robert S. McNa Brought Along Walter most of them American. A mara, and representatives from government source said the ail the services. Argentine |>OHition was made EDITOR'S NOTE — Coast The ceremony was at 11 a.m., LONDON (AP) — Democratlcfrtinaud went along to hand clear to W. Averell Harrlman, Guard operations off South ’Flo and Republican members of a ' around drinks. U.S. undei^cretary of state rida are mainly concerned with "That's ridiculous," he said. (See Page Eleven) House delegation said today it (or polttioal affairs, last week Cuba — refugees escaping and "Number one, I don’t drink. end. Informed sources had raids against the Communist is would be a pity if the good work Number two, we didn't have' a reported that Harriinan warn land from this country. Dally air they did in Paris wa.s obscured bar." ed that caneellatlon of the and sea patrols are maintained. by criticism because they "That's not nice," said Pe- oil contracts without Just com An Associated Press staff writer brought a waiter with them from pensation ccHild harm the pro and photographer made one such News Tidbits Washington. (See Page Seven) gram of U.S. aid to Argentina flight. This is a look at the air The delegation is in London as embodied in the Alliaiioe patrol. from the AP Wires after a week at the 'parliamen for Progress program. - tary congress of the North At ' By JOE MCGOWAN JR. lantic Treaty Organization. Its Bettering Lot VIET N.AM VICTORIES main business here is a lunch MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A slow- Radio message fixwn Danish S.AIGON, South Viet Nam passeinger vessel Bornholm r e -, eon with members of the British (AP) — Vietnameee military moving, unarmed Coast Guard Parliament. ports return of 200 men, wom authorltiee claimed victoriea patrol plane defied gmns trained The delegation consists of nine Of Populace en and children to their native today over Viet Cong guer on it by Cuban militiamen and members of the House and five scored a major propaganda vic island of Tristan da Cunha rilla force* In areas nortli which they left after a vol staff members, the latter In- Saigon Need tory over the Fidel (Jastro re cludeing Ernest Petinaud, Negro and south at Saigon. Spokes gime. cano two years ago . . .Death men said two OonummisS toll in IndionaipoUs blast—now head waiter of the House of Rep Photographs taken by the erew resentatives dining room. He By JAMES MARLOW battaJionN left behind 10 at blamed on leaking gas ignited of the twin-engine amphibious was chosen for the trip by Rep. Associated Press News Analvst their ou~n dead and carried by a small household heater.— plane showed the world a Cuban Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohlo. / WASHINGTON (AP) — The off 60 killed and wounded rises to 71 with death in hos raiding party kidnaping 19 refu “ We have nothing to hide,” generals in South Viet Nam after an unsuc(>eesful three- pital of CecUe Hoffer, 72. gees from Anguilla Cay, a deso Hays said today. solved one set of problems when day siege of an outpoat In a late British island 40 miles off Wet and cloudy skies cover "I told the House speaker be they threw out President Ngo province about KM) mllee Cuba's north coast. wide areas in east and aoroas fore we left that Ernest was Dinh Diem and his troublesome southwest,of Saigon. In oth Photos showed a Russian-built northern aectiona from Great coming and that a great many brother. Ngo Dinh Nhu, both of er clashes o>ver the past three ' helicopter on the ground and two Lakes ihU> Idaho, but generally other members knew about it." whom were killed. But there NFE)RBNCB at the U.S. aircraft. proposals to increase role of “ He acted as liaison man be try. ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Catching the Cubans In the bishops in central administra tween the American delegation Will they be able to steer it President Kennedy will hoU daylight raid is regarded by men tion of Roman (Jatholic Church. and NATO headquarters (in in a democratic direction? Diem a news conference at II a.nSi at the Coast Guard's Miami air Strikers vote today on wheth Parlsi,' taking and bringing mes- didn't. His w.as a dictatorship. Thursday, ijhe White House station as uie most exciting er to accept 7-oent hourly wage sa g ^ ,“ Hays said. Wage successful war against announced today. White thing that has happened to them Inereose ^d end 28-day-old Another member of the group, the Communists? Diem didn't. House sources said Kennedy since Castro came to power. . w aik ou fA t the atomic pipnts ^ep. Wilfield K. Denton, D- Avoid conflicts, intrigues, jeal scheduled t^e morning meet Search and rescue has • been which ideied 4,600 workmen at Ind., ssdd their hotel in Paris ousies, explosions? Diem ing with newsmen 'in deSer- and still is the Coast Guard’s Oak Ridge, Tenn. . . . Work was miles from NATO head didn't. ence to a number at after primary Job. Theae misaiona can crews begin dangerous task of quarters and Petinaud twas go ‘ Will the generals, through re noon newspapers which e^ be tedlouB. Sometimea they are trying to recover bsdy of HBirry ing back and forth for us all the forms and programs of'benefit, Jo(‘ted to hfai usual poUoy at J i Cuban PT boat, its crew at, battle stations, is shown off Anguilla Key in the dangerous. Van Dunk, 16, of Ridgwood, time." be able to give the masses of holding news oonferenees Is Bahamas in this U.S. Coast Guard picture. One crewman, left, had gun trained Stoce mid ipso. a predc^dar- "who was hurled to bottom of an Hays was angered by a Wash Viet Nam a raaeon for paring late afternoon—too laSa, mam- abandoned min* rimM In an ington rsport that an unnamed erally, for BoUkaM w In A s k «o OG plane from trhjch picture was taken. (AP Photofax.) (0ea Paga Two) earth iKda. eoogressman ha4 sogfssted Pe- <6aa Page SevaB) edHlona. A ‘ ■V .