V : ■ '■ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER S8. 196S The Weather A'verage Daily Net Prees Run PAGE SIXTEEN Feneaat of V. & Weather For the Weeh Ended f ' lEtt^ning iim lb September 81, IMS Clear and cold tonigt^ frdet In normally colder sections. Low In Miantonmoh Tribe K>RM( will Francis A. Warren Jr., interior ■■ i i i i i 13,720 30s. Moelly nmny and wanner meet tonight at 8 In 'nnker HaD. oorrunimicationa electrician fire­ . ’ir .• Wedneeday, high near 70!. About Town man In the United States Navy, Member of .the AndU St. James Mothers Circle will eon of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Bureau of drcolatloa Manchester-—A City of VUlage Charm ■ Tlie Prlwidshlp Clrde of the meet Wednesday at 8:15 at the Warren Sr., ■ Tolland 'Rd., Bolton, SAlvatlon Army wlU meet tonight home of Mrs. Paul O'Neil, 36 S. Is serving a^ard the USS Decatur, PRICE SEVEN ,CENTS at 7:'46. Mrs. Major WUllam Barry Alton St. Co-Hostesses will be stationed at Newport, R. I., which MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1963 (Of^rffled AdmrtMiig m Fage 14) ' Circle of the till 9 South Methodist Church will meet The Immaculate Conception State News JFK Terms Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Mothers Circle will meet Wednes­ iii i i home of Mrs. Joseph A. Gallant, day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs, i 89 Olcott Dr. Plans will be dis­ John J. Conner, 19 Virginia Rd. h:t: Vote Move cussed for the coming year. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Michael Roundup Edenbum. FREE!! The Home League Ladies of the . Salvation Army will meet tomor­ Carole Watson, daughter of Mr. For P eace 9 A New Roll Of row at 2 p.m, in the Youth Center, 661 Main St. June. July, August and Mrs. Samuel Watson, 80 W. Typewriter Firms Kodak Film and September birthdays will be Middle Tpke.; and Sandra Lee WASHINGTON (AP) — honored. Members are reminded Zinsser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Say Employment The Senate ratified the his­ with Each Roll Developed Carl Zinsser, 96 Woodbrldge St., they may bring a friend. Hostesses tory-making limited nuclear (Black and White and will be Mrs. Harold Bevens, Mrs. appeared on the Ranger Andy Picture Improved Color Prints) Walter Perrett and Mrs. Ethel program today at 4 p.m. on WTIC, test ban treaty today. Hastings. Channel 3, Hartford. Approval of the pact banning HARTFORD (AP) Harf­ nuciear weapons testing In the LIGGEH'S Miss Lynn Alexandra Ferris, The executive board of the Man­ ord’s typewriter manufactur- atmo.sphere. in outer space and AT THE PARKADE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester chester Green PTA will meet to­ underwater, came after more morrow at 8 p m. at the home of ei*^reported today that the Ferris, 32 Gerard St., has entered emplbj'ment picture has im- than two weeks of committee Dean Junior College, Franklin, Mrs. Raymond Gowen, 50 Plym­ hearings and an equal time of 4 Mass., as a freshman. outh Lane. p ro v e o ^ ce last spring. Senate debate. At Undeiwpo<1’* plant, most of With a two-thirds vote of the There will be a board meeting the 300 production workers who Senate required for approval, the of the PTA tonight at 8 In the fill*i : ! | i were laid off la^VApril now have resolution went through on a 80-19 RUMMAGE teacher's lounge at Manchester been recalled, s a ^ Leonard C. roll call. High School. Bowen, vice presidenr^d head of The treaty was signed Aug, 6 SALE the company's Hartford operations. at Moscow by the United States, s V ' ' " / / Tile executive board of Washlng- At Royal McBee, 200 Workers the Soviet Union and Great tbti School PTA will meet tomor­ have been added since June apd a Britain. row at 8 p.m. In the school cafe­ company spokesman said the ottt^ President Kennedy sent it to the SATURDAY teria. look 1s for continued, stable em­ Senate Aug. 8. saving; SEPTEMBER 28 ployment at Royal for the rest of "While it will not end the threat Miss Marguerite P a v e 1 a c k, WARM the year. of nuclear war or outlaw the use UNITED METHODIST daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. The question of industry em­ of nuclear weapons, it can reduce Pavelack, 33 Raddlng St., entered STURDY ployment In this area had been world tensions, open a way to CHURCH Mount Ida Junior College, Newton raised recentl.v because of layoffs further agreements” and “ help to ROtJTE 44A, BOLTON Centre, Mass., as a freshman. CORDUROY at Kaman Aircraft of Bloomfield. A group dfx Senators poses today on Capitol Hill with a copy of the resolution ratifying ease the threat of war. " 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. BROOi^lELD^ALL AMERICA The helicopter manufacturers the nuclear t^st ban. Of the six, only Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, R-Maine, voted But opponents contended it jeop­ A business meeting of the announced last Friday that it will against the bah. From left are Sens. Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn., George Aiken. R-Vt., ardizes national security, freeze.s WCTU, which was postponed from — BLAZER! — "PANDORA" be laying off another 600 people a Soviet advantage in high-yield Sept. 10, will be held tomorrow at by the end of the year, which would Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., Mrs. Smith, (3arl Hayden, R-Ariz., and J. William Fulbright, weapons, and permits the Rus­ 2 p.m. in the reception hall at The award winning blazer, all occMion favorite from er Purest 100% virgin wool, with a deep bring the year's total layoff at D-Ark. (AP Photofax.) ______sians to continue development un­ South Methodist Church. coast to coast. 100% pure wool, authentic styling to the er. Purest 100% virgin wool, with deep (Herald photo by Satemis) Kaman to more than 1,400 people. derground in the small weapons last stitch in black, navy, burgundy, camel, forest green. shaggy texture that's soft m scotch mist The mill pond in Talcotville at 8 a.m. Until now, most of the recent in­ field where this country now LECLERC Temple Chapter, Order of East­ Sizes 36-44. Regrular and long. . that looks most like finest Shetland. In dustrial layoff developments in leads. pullover and cardigan with matching pearl ern Star, will meet Wednesday at $24.95 “ I saw old Autumn in the misty mom Hartford, the nation's insurance The treaty came under scathing FUNERAL HOME 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple buttons. In white, gold, blue, brown, pink, capital, have been in the typewrit­ Pay Hike Seen] jjeariiigs Underway attack from Sena. Richard B. gray and cranberry. Sizes 34-40. The top fashion fabric this fall and winter. Heavyweight, Stand shadowless like silence, listening Russell. D-Ga.j chairman of the Robert Morris, founder of the East­ thick set corduroy, the "Benchwarmer." Fleece lined, high er industry. ern Star, will be honored. Friend­ To silence.”— ^Thomas Hood. Senate Armed Services .Commit­ FUNERAL $7.99. wool knitted collar. In olive. Sizes 12-20. That is not the story today. Starting Oct. 1 ^ i x MORIARTY ship night will be observed with ______e Royal says It Is still hiring, mainly tee; John Slennis, D-Mlss., who SERVICE visiting officers from other chap­ because of a new and apparently heads its preparedness subcom­ ters. Refreshments will be served $16.99 unexpected spurt In demand for For Military Ivailroa-Cl UlSputC mittee; Strom Thurmond. D-S.C., WALTER N. BROTHERS after the meeting. Jlr^,Jtercury Dips manual typewriters. Electric type­ and others. I-ECLERC Here's a real cold weather outfit. Snag and tear resistant. Consume Less writers were the big sellers earlier Russell voiced (ears it might be Orion and wool lined, rib knit collar, detachable lined hood. WASHINGTON (AP)—Prospects the first step toward complete Director this year! WASHINGTON (A P )—Public hearings, on the railroad 301 CENTER $T. n IJ Breaks Record are bright that (Congress will en work rules dispute began today with a plea from the rail­ disarmament without the safe­ Call Ml 9-5869 act a pay Increase of some |l,2 guard of inspection. He. and the 23 Main Street, Manchester Ml 3-513S MATERNITY Parrel Walkout roads that the arbitration boaril toss out their settlement of others said Hiey were concerned Russiun Lfitizens I old Sept« 24 ANSONIA (A P )—Members of billion a year for the military fers and start from the beginning on tbe-dispute^ that Soviet moratorium-breaking the United Steelworkers local at forces," effecrtlve Oct. 1. Howard Neltzert, 'chief counsel^ atmospheric tests In 1981 ana STRETCH PANTS Ask About Our Club the Farrell Oorp. planU in An- The Sehata agreed Monday to for the railroads, urged the Seven ktjng unions are handed down, the 1962 put them at an advantage in By PRESTON OROVSB try to compromise differences rail^ad managements will have high-^eld weapons. In antiballis- 'UEPN The frost was on the sonla and Derby voted unanimous­ with the House over the proposed man arbitration board to consider Come In and see our fall collec­ MOSCOW (A P)—Soviet citizens, who doubtless eat more pumpkin around Manchester ly today to stay out of work until the merits of the dispute, and come Ho grips with perhaps equal­ tic weapons system knowledge Lay-Away Plan Increase. TTils broke a long dead­ ly knottysoroblems involving fteir and In ways to harden missile tion of maternity wool dresses, bread than any other single /ood, are being told at private the company reinstates the local lock. Actual conferences will be­ not to permit earlier settlement skirts and tops, lingerie, bras, and vicinity this morning as recommendations to place a floor 11 "non-operating” unions. emplacements. meetings and in the press to ease an acute shortage by get­ president. gin Wednesday. Newest dinicalTest Confirms girdles. autumn, only one day old, be under, or limitations upon, the Efforts ofHhe 11 brotherhoods But an overwhelming majority ting along with less. William Turschmann, interna­ The House passed last May. a of the Senate went along with the ••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaacaabaaaaaaaaaaaMaa aaaaaaaaaaw nounclng careless farming meth- haved more like winter, send­ tional r^resentative, read a state­ railroads’ right to change work to work out a new wage formula I f Local leaders are being warned bill for an Increase at an esU- among themselves so far have endorsement of the Joint Chiefs CASUALS bds. ing temperatures generally ment placing blame for the walk­ rules.' that bread must be saved and that mated annual cost of $1,222 The arbitration board, estab­ failed, with the resuH that three of Staff, who said that with four Glaziers prices may be raised. Again one of his pet projects, well below the freezing mark out that started yesterday on what billion. specified safeguards, the military the virgin lands In Siberia and lished by (Congress to head off a sets of wage demande\have been to a new record for the date. he said were three violations by The Senate approved a differing presented to rail managenients. "risks and disadvantages,” were Colgate A Leader Corset and LnUorm Shop SLACKS Despite these warnings there ap­ Southwest Asia, has let him down the company. version Aug. 6 with an estimated railroad strike, began six weeks The U.S. Weather Bureau at The six skilled shop unjons — acceptable. 631 Majn St.—Manchester pears no great probability that as It did In other recent years. Some 500 members of local 3751 cost of $1,227 billion. The House of hearings on the dispute. The any Soviet citizen will go seriously Windsor Locks, reported the mer; first day was allotted to the rail­ machinists, railway carmen, sheet Kennedy, In a letter read to the I i i i i . ? Harvesting in the Kazakhstan jammed the American Brass Un­ on Aug. 12 asked the usual confer­ Senate by Sen. Everett M„ Dirk- ' short of bread. virgin land area is so far behind cury dipped to a chilling 30.9 de­ roads. metal workers, boilermake Perfection In comfort, fit and i : . : : . i grees at 6:45 a.m., making this the ion Hall on Main St. for' the vote. ence to adjust differences. electrical woj’kers, and the fire sen of Illinois, the Republican in Reducing freedom! A proportioned alack, i i i i i ‘‘ Emergency whieat purchases schedule that It seems inevitable The workers Irft their jobs yes­ In an effort to get House lead­ (Counsel for the five train-oper­ leader, gave the Senate "unquall- ^ 1 ) 1 abroad, running about 7 million much grain will rot in the fields coldest Sept. 24 on record. The pre­ ating unions is scheduled to make men and oilers—are calling for a with and without stirrups. Col­ vious low for the date was 33 in terday after the company imposed ers to accept numerous Senate flMNMd unequivocal a.ssurances” ors: Solids in black, brown and i i i i i i tons, will offset crop losses during and some will be burled under the a 6 0-^ y suspension on local presi­ changes, the Senate delayed ac­ opening remarks Wednesday. U.S. Security would be protected the past year due to drought and snow. .1953. Today’s low was the coldest Neltzert said public interest, (Continued on Page Eight) plaids. Sizes: Short, average. ever recorded so early in Septem­ dent Frank Poltferno. tion on the House request until under the treaty. NewGailies! 7/8-16. persistent mismanagement of While Ivan and Nataaha may Monday. and a desire for prompt settle­ He gavivassurances that the ••••••aaaaaaa«»a*«««99ai*9a9•••••••••• • t; ■ ber, the weatherman said. Union officials have said the > GLOBE i planting and harvesUng. The loss not go short of bread, the shortage Sen. Richard B. Russell. D-Ga., ment of the work rules dispute, United StateKwllI meet the mili­ apparently Is about 10 per cent Here In Manchester and environs walkout was unauthorized and caused the carriers to accept the $8.00-$I I.Ob of wheat and corn seems certain urged the union members to go chairman of he Senate Armed tary’s four polRjs by continuing | i i ^ of the crop, which last year was to make them short of meat again the results were evident to early Services Committee, .said he Is reports of . two presidential bodies, LaBelle A sk s an aggressive program of under­ 66 million tons. risers who awoke to steamy win­ back to work yesterday. even though the railroads “ were ARTHUR DRUG STORE ^ TRAVEL SERVICE j 'V ' i i i i i this year. The company, which manufac­ confident that the Increases will ground tesUng, maintaining a “THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY!” H i l : The shortage and the bad har­ This correspondent has just re­ dow panes and thumping radiators, apply Oct. 1 even If final pas.sage deeply dl.sappointed with many of healthy laboratory weapons de­ turned from a tour of Kuban, the and later, as they stuck their tures heavy production machinery,' the recommendations.” First Decree P 905 MAIN STREET ^ Coordinating a solid or print vesting have sent Premier Khru­ filed a suit in Superior Court in of the legislation is delayed past velopment program, keepUig up a 942 Main St., Manchester — Corner of St. Janies St. rayon and cotton blouse with i i shchev, now in his 70th year, Waterbury seeking damages of that date. He added that, if they had readiness to resume atmospheric ► 643-2165 A storming about the country de- (Continaed on Page Two) (Oontinued on Page Four) Whatever Is worked out by the thought such offers "might bar a long sleeves and button cuff. i i i i i ' 9100,000 for each day the men stay In Guay Case testing If the Russians cheaC^md Authorized agent In Man- ^ Colors In cranberry, camel. Sizes conference committee Will be sub­ full and impartial consideration” expanding and improving its facu­ away from their jobs. The suit before the arbitration board, the Chester for all Airlines, Rail- ^ 7-18. also seeks to force the union to ject to approval by the House and lties for detecting such cheating roads and Steamship Lines. ^ SdlBtC railroads "would never have State's Atty. John' D. LaBelle a.s well a.s checking on Sino- ► comply with a no-strike clause In made the settlement offers.” ' The ^NonrPoUHced’ ? its contract. Nearly 2 million of the more this morning asked a Hartford Soviet atomic progress. Whip: Wash and wear than 2.5 million officers and en­ unions rejected both recommenda­ Many proponents laid heavy 100% cotton, “Sanforized” The case is to be heard Thurs­ listed personnel now on active tions. County Grand Jury to return a day. stres.s on the curbs the treaty labeled. Soft, short-point, military duty would get increases The issues under arbitration are first degree murder indictm'ent in would put on radioactive fallout The walkout was staged because under the Senate version. The those which for 4*^ years have medium-spread collar, con­ the company suspended the local's the case gf Dennis T. Guay, 24, of by halting atmospheric testing. JFK on Gonservation" Swing House bill proposed to restrict repeatedly threatened to precipi­ Manchester. Kennedy, in his message, called INDOOR- vertible cuffs. 4.50. president, Frank Poliferno, for pay Increases to those wdth more tate an economy-crippling strike 4 , two months for taking a day off Guay, who has been held with­ MILFORD, Pa. (AP) — Presi-^W. Scranton of Pennsylvania waafcthe stops on Kennedy’s five-day than two years service. —whether 32,000 locomotive fire­ out bond since being arrested for (Continued on Page Eight) OUTDOOR ARE YOU IN 1 .1 . . :» dent Kennedy flies here today for invited to join Kennedy and Sen. schedule. last week. Both bills would provide higher men should be laid off, and wheth­ •1 • - . Mk PoHfetno had asked for time off the fatal bowling-pin slaying on THERMOMETER the first of 12 speeches on a Joseph S. (Jlark, D-Ba., for the Saluting Pinchot, who founded pay for reservists while training er the size of freight train crews July 11 of his'sister-in-law. Miss Hi! cro.ss-country tour which he la­ formal dedication of*^ e l(X)-acre the U. 8. Forest Service with the so he could help establish a local and lor most retired personnel, can safely be cut. or out of at the company’s Rochester, N.Y., Bllenmary Fograrty. 20. recently i l l beled “ a journey to save Amerl- Grey Towers Estate as the' Pin- backing of Republican President Bargaining on other ’ Issues, wrlll imderwent • psychiatric examina­ NEW sa's natural heritage.” chot Institute for (Conservation. Theodore Roosevelt, Kennedy plant, and the company refused to proceed concurrently. After each tions on the request of LaBelle. HOT WATER? The wardrobe plan: Go-together The 10,000-mlle presidential trip Scranton has been mentioned as said: “ In the space of a few short grant^his request. They said grant­ day's hearing the parties will go The tests were made at Hartford Bulletins ■ " i-ii ■ - i y years, he made conservation an ing It would be tantamount to ap. separates with unlimited versa­ was billed as ‘‘non-pollUcal'’ by a possible OOP presidential can­ Alumni of Y ale Into closed session on seven sub­ Hospital. Gulled from AP Wires Just a day for fuel the White House, though Kennedy didate in 1964. accepted virtue in the nation’s proving his working "as a part- sidiary Issues exempted by Con­ Superior Court Judge Milton H. tility. i H i i i time International representative.' can get you out of trouble! certainly hopes to confront many Even- before Kennedy’s depar­ conscience.” gress from the arbitration proc­ Meyers presided at today’s hear­ thousands of voters along the way. ture from Washington, the lA^te Pointing to a series of -actions Said Apathetic ess. ings. The Grand Jury this after­ A bipartisan aura was given to House made public the text of his and proposals by his administra­ Gas Larceny Charged noon moved to an upper chamber LAl’DS WiajCH If you live in a typical house, tion, Kennedy said he began In If these side negotiations fail, LOS ANGELES (A P )—E>;ra the stop at Milford, on the Delaj talk at the Pinchot ceremony. the tlireat of a strike could be of the County Court Building to you could easily run out o f hot SUPPORT HOSIERY ware River in northeastern Penn­ This was the' opening passage: 1961 “ to increase the pace of re­ NEW LONDON (AP) — A New Taft Benson, former secretary "LORTOGS" 100% W OOL London man who said he was To Racial Bias renewed next spring despite the hear testimony in the case.. of agriculture calls Robert water several times a week. THE seamless support stock- sylvania. "I begin today a journey to save source development and conserva­ government-imposed arbitration Several witnesses, included Det. Now you can have all the hot Kennedy put Milford on his itin­ America’s natural heritage — a tion In a variety of ways.” detective In a department store Welch, founder and ^leader of NEW HAVEN (A P )—A liberal of the major issues. Sgt. Joseph Sartor of the Manches­ water you need at one time for uig that really fits PLAID SKIRT erary In order to visit the ances­ journey to preserve the past and He concluded that "If we can was charged with tampering with the John Birch Society, "one of motor vehicle and larceny of lawyer from Alabama has used a - Long before the work rules de- ter Police Department, have been the greatest patriots In .4,meri- only a day. Think of it— styled by "tlie House of Botan.v" this tral home of the late Gifford Pln- protect the future.” continue and expand the pro­ summoned to testify in the case. gasoline shortly after midnight to­ platform. y. denied - the------governor— of clsions dealing with the five oper- oan history.” Benson was a only S yit* a day! plaid skirt goes with all the colors chot, a Republican who twice was This was a reference to the fact grams' we have begun,” it will of the popular blazer or sweater. HIp- governor of the state but who won that Inspections of conservation be possible to write “ a record of day in Montvllle. his state to accuse Yale of pro­ speaker at a $50-a-plate testi­ 'Yes, thanks to Mobilheat— II greater fame* as “ the father of and natural resource projects and saving and using this nation's Joseph A. Murphy Jr., 28, of ducing Southern alumni more In­ monial dinner honoring Welch. and an oil-fired hot water heater stltched box pleats, elastic back waist, Insert hidden side zipper, button clos­ conservation." talks before conservation-minded Huntington St„ was wearing terested in respectalblUty than ra­ Benson called the society “a of correct capacity —'your lairuly ing. Sizes 7-14. Solid colors. Republican Governor William audiences account for virtually all (Oontlnaed on Page Two) uniform and badge when he was cial justice. Massive Airlift Foreshadows great, courageous, patriotic or­ can take care of oil their washmg arrested. State Police said. The lawyer, CTharles Morgan Jr. ganization which has taken the needs at one time. $5.99 11 State Police at Troop E, Groton, of Birmingham, told a Yale au­ position that It is both Unmoral Mom can do the family wash. said they received a telephone call dience last night that many of the Pullback of Troops Overseas and stupid to enter Into any treat}' with criminals who hava Sis can do the dishes at the tame from a MontvlUe resident com­ South’s moderates are Yale men "most concerned with family, golf, no respect for treaties.” time Junior takes his bath, and plaining that a person was siphon m business and respectability.” -'^spots and get them into action you enjoy a shower. ing gasoline from school buses By FRED 8. HOFFMAN parked at the rear of Gauthier’s "Old Blues" and educated men AP Military Affairs Writer within a few days. MARINE COMMANDANT • Don’t delay—phone us today. BUTTON FRONT tormfit WASHINGTON (AP) — Lt ::|:U (jrarage. like them throughout the country, WASHINGTON (AP) — The dra­ The demonstration of this capa­ Find out bow easy it is to switch and ae sheer on your legs iiim Murphy aUegedly had his car Morgan said, have refused to act. matic airlift of a full armored div­ bility also would yield important Gen. Wallace M. Greene will bee CARDIGANS liii to a Mobilheat-fired water heat- jvu see here! • n» ww iiril DRESS SHAPER jacked up and was siphoning gaso­ As a result, they are partially re­ ision to Germany next month political dividends in showing al­ come commandant of the M »- ■ mt 7~~ ’ , 1 lied nations that the United States rlne Corps on Dec. 31 when tha *Amrat> femilif 100% orlap-acvyllc, band waahable, liilg line from a bus. sponsible. he said, for racial vio­ may foreshadow eventual with­ See Utem now at 5.95 ill nnH••is; Hiia lence in the south. drawal of sizable U.S. combat need not keep large ground fight-1 four-year term of Gen. David ribbed neck, matching pearl buttons. State Police quoted Murphy as Ing formations stationed in Europe ■ M. Shoup expires, the White In red, white, blue, solids. Sizes 8-14. iiilH saying he was employed by the Morgan Is a University of Ala- forces from Europe and perhaps Hosiery Dept!—Main Floor nils bania graduate. the Far Blast. to carry out the U.S. commitment I House announced today. Whlta $3.99 Atwood Detective Agency and was to defend the North Atlantic House sources said President y ------assigned to Bradlees In the New “Where were the Yale men,” he There are no plans for any im­ :rk| Spring-flowers embroidery, care­ Treaty Organization area. ; Kennedy sought- to appoint MORIARTY London Shopping Center. asked, “when the bomb went o ff?” mediate retrenchment but Penta­ It's yours free— for letting u« prove what we Mock turtle neck pullover with the free cotton blend. Very shapely Hb was referring to the Sept. • 15 gon strategists are tending in that Further, It is felt the spectacle Shoup to a second four-year :u ever popular three quarter sleeve. Red, 11 explosion which took the lives of direction in their thinking some of 15,(X)0 soldiers being flown term but that Shoup declined guarantee: white. Sizes 8-14. design to Kft a youthful, gently BROTHERS iifi rounded line. A very nice combi­ Breaks Linked four children in a Birmingham years ahead. across the Atlantic in only three giving two grounds—he did not Negro church. Among other things any such days—and their •-•eadiness 'or bat­ think his health would permit OFFICIAL AGENCY nation of functional fit-and- NEJW HAITEN (AP) _ Two him to ser\'e another term and Gas Heat Costs No More! $4.99 New .Haven men, held in connec Morgan, a guest of Dwight Hall, pullback would ease the balance tle soon afterward—will provide M l 3-5135 iiiii: shaping with feminine charm. iiiii tlon with breaks at the Amity a campus religious organization; of payments problem by reducing a telling lesson for the Russians he thought It was healthy for if your home is on Hartford Gas lines but lacks Soft, beautiful mohair cardigan, ] ^ I HHS Style 544, A82 to C38, White, was invited to speak at the na­ U. S. spending overseas. and Red Chinese. the Marine Corps to have a peri­ button. In pink, Ught blue, yellow. :::::: Shopping Center were linked to­ odic change In commandant. Gas Heat, you can have this Taylor thermometer iHin Black. day to a safecracking job in Ham­ tion’s third oldest university a few The aims of the 18,000-man Ar­ For all these reasons, U.S. 301-315 Cmit«r St. Sizes 7-14. S::ii days after Alabama Gov. George my-Air Force exercise called authorities believe Big Lift is Greene has been the Marina (a $5 value) Just for letting us make a FREE Gas den, police said. worth the $20 million it is Corps chief staff in Washing­ liilg ITie men, Bruce Pino, and Wal­ W ^lace was invited by the 'ftUc “ Big Lift"—the most ambitious Heating survey of your home. CALL 249-1331. $7.99 UHii PollUcal Union. loi)g-range air movement of fight­ expected to cost. ton since Jan. 1, 1960. During W E GIVE $2.50 ter Burton, both 23, were arrest- TTie United States now is gra­ World War n , he served in Laa- EQUIPMENT 4d here yeeterday and charged The Wallace invitation was re­ ing men In hlBtory---are a mixture GREEN STAMPS m scinded last week after university of the military and the political. dually scaling down a 40,000-man <-don, the Mandudl 'Islands, Sal- with breaking and entry and theft pan and Ttnlaa. He warn born They are being held under |25,(X)0 officials and the mayor of New From the military standpoint. buildup of chiefly -ear area sup­ CALL YOUR HEATING CONTRACTOR OR Big Lift Is designed to test out port troops sent overseas to round in Burlington, Vt., Dec. S7, 1907 wffll iililiHlIiiOli iiiliiiiiiiilp iljljliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiilfiiii^ ■."••iilmy-ji Haven protected. Morgan, who jokingly referred the capability of this country's out the U.S. 7th Army during the and lived there until his ap­ THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY M o b ilh e a t RT*9$ Meanwhile, Hamden Dej^. 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. A , ■''■ I ^ P A G E TH R EE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJjD, MAIfCHESTER, CbNN.» TUE9DAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1&8S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONJif.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 r A O * 1 W 0 South Windsor Consume Less Breads Henry-Burgess GiggiC'Chapman Ten Appeals T errier'McNamara S P E A K I N G , South Methodist Church was the l u i M Miss Arlene Catherine McNa­ DON’T DESPISE < North dealer scene of the wedding of Miss Bar­ Russian Citizens Told LOWLY ’TRUMP mara of East Hartford became Slated by ZB A Seth tidei vufncrabie bara E. Chapman and Ronald C. By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD NORTH the bride of Donald O. Dean Ter­ LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEU^ putting a heavy Iraln- on the Giggle, both of Manchester, on (Conttnoed from Page One) It’s very hard to think respect­ 4 A 8 6 S rier of Manchester at St. Rose’s Soviet Union’s limited foreign ex­ Ten applications and two state fully of a dime when youf wal­ <9 5 Saturday. C3iurch, East Hartford, Saturday. Soviet Union’s best farm area. A change. ’This appears Ukely to hearings win be held by the aonlng let Is lull of hundred-dollar bills. 0 9 4 The bride is a daughter of Mr. bumper crop of wheat was har­ slow down Hs programs of heavy board a t appeals Thursday, Oct. S, If you’re willing to take this risk, 4 A K Q J t S The bride is a daughter of Mr. tjnts Junior MiMOum r«^ned»he was not Interestedinterested um vested here before the drought at 8 pjn. at the Wapping E3- consider the fate of South In to­ WEST EAST and Mrs. John D. McNamara of M wMk with many new Set in during July and August. Both count substantially on ma­ day’s hand. 4 9 2 4 K Q 10 7 East Hartford. The bridegroom is 440 Keeney St. The bridegroom is wood carving, as such, he was de­ ementary Sdhool. liiMta to tetereat all age groupa. The drought hurt the com badly chinery purchases from other North dealer <9 8 7 2 (9 9 6 the son of Mrs. Joseph Martino, 13 the swi of Mr. and Mrs. Cedric L. voted to circuses, so he satisfied countries, notably West Germany, BAF OcmstnicUon Co., .Inc., 42 0 AKQ J73 O 10 6 S. Main St., and Donald Terrier of paxtieularly to teach the his father and himself, by carv-' as well as vegetables and fruit Both sides vulnerable Giggie of 19 Durant St. Villages and towns in the area are Italy, FYance and England. NorthTisw Dr., reqiieata a var­ Opening lead — King of Dia­ « 6 « 10 9 5 4 S Rt. 6 and 44 A. paople. Tile Perennial Ing the people and animals of cir­ A half billion dollars is to be iance to alkxw a 4 by 8 foot sign SOUTH The Rev. Joseph Schaeffer per­ The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, cus fame. Mr. Dunn estimates that short of vegetables. This is re­ monds . , pastor, performed the double ring pfaxitara Garden Club met here flected i'lso in Moscow and other paid to Canada in the next 18 on the northwest comer at S te^ West won the first two tricks 4 1 5 4 formed the double ring ceremony: he can carve as many as eight months for delivery of 6.S million Rd. and Graham Rd. Thia Is an with the king and jack of dia­ <9 A K Q 7 10 4 and celebrated the nuptial high I ceremony. Jack B. Grove of Avor laat to ftaiah planting our cities. In the capital queues form Old Farms was organist. Mrs. horses a day and slightly more or every time a shop display any tons of wheat and 500,000 tons of A-20 Bone. monds. East signaled with the 0 8 5 2 Mass. Mrs. Thomas • Meunier of new terrarium with native woods less of comparable figtires. The flour. Another 1.5 million tons of 4 7 Cnarlotte Gray of Manchester was nlanta. The committee in charge fresh vegetables. Robwt Burrill, 82 Felt Rd-. re- ten and six, instructing his part East Hartford was organist Mrs. average small wooden man is three Grain was lost in the virgin wheat has been ordered from Aus­ questa a variance to allow a sign ner to continue. North Eatf South Joseph Grzymkowskl of East Hart­ soloist. The sanctukry was deo- le a d e d Mrs. Ralph Shaw Jr.. Inches high, and everylhing else is tralia, with a like amount on op­ 14 Part 1 ^ ovatfd with bouquets of white Mrs. Glenn Oomiah, Mrs. Robert lands last year becau.se thousands larger ^ s n permitted on premises West continued with the queen ford was soloist. The altar was kept in this same scaie. Mr. Dunn tion. 3 4 Pan 4 ^ gladioli and carnations. g«r|Mw MiM Sdith Pfaiilip^ and of combines and tractors lay idle known as ths Wapping Shopping and South disdain­ decorated with bouquets of white uses many different woods from in the fields for lack of spare Much of this will be shipped im­ Center. ’This is an RC »me. fully played dummy’s lowly five chrysanthemums and gladioli. Given in marriage by her father, MUM Millicent Jones. We are most all over the world. His circus in­ mediately to the Soviet Union’s the bride wore a floor-length g;own KiatsfUl for this service. Our di­ Plays for PolicO parts. As early as Aug. 28, the Robert S. and Marjorie L. Camp­ of trumpa. South had no real re­ send 60 cents to Bridge Book, The bride, given In marriage by cludes the greatest acts of all paper Farm Life reported that foreign customers, to protect her spect for dummy's tiny trump, her father, wore a floor-length of silk-faced pcau de sole satin rector, M «. Madriine McAwley, time and each figure is completely New England’s popular orches­ position as a supplier. About 3.3 bell, c /o Atty. Edward B. Kuehn, Manchester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, trimmed with alencon lace appa- baa christened this addiUon the .some farms had not finished the 968 Farmington Ave., West Hart­ Minded as he was by his own Grand Ontral Station, New York gown of white nylon organza, de­ authentic. The painting of the fig­ tra leader, Paul Landerman, and repair of harvesting machines and million tons normally go to Com­ UO honors in hearts. signed with a fitted bodice, scal­ ques embroidered with seed pearls, •'turtlearium," due to the fact that munist countries of Eastern ford, request a variance to allow 17, N. Y. designed with an appliqued jewel ures, which provides the crowning his orchestra will play at the ^ combines before the beginning of Of coarse you can see vdiat Ccwyrtgfat 1968 loped. sabrina neckline trimmed the pool section will soon be pop­ touch, is done by Mrs. Dunn, an Europe and another 1.5 million to two lota having a frontage of 90 neckline, fitted bodice, long ta­ ulated with turtles. We believe this Fifth Annual Policemans Ball to this year’s harvest. feet and 98.67 feet, reopecUvely, happened. South loet the game General Featorea Oerp, with lace appliques, seed pearls artist. In some areas only 20 per cent other countries. Including Scan­ and robber by wasting dummy’s pered sleeves, and a controlled to be a completely unique fea­ be held Oct. 12 at the SUte Arm­ list^ on a map entitled "proper^ and Iridescents, long tapered of the machinery was used. In dinavia and West Germany. tiny - tramp. Make no mistake sleeves with points over the skirt terminating in a chapel- ture among museums, and we hope Parts of Dunn’s Miniature Circus ory, at 330 Main St. of Anthony J. Laurln, Ellington are electronically animated. Some the Irkutsk area of eastern Si­ Of the Canadian purchase, 460,- about It: Contract bridge is a wrists, and a bouffant skirt with a length train. Her bouffant finger­ jrou will all come to see it. ’The dance, sponsored by the beria. the paper said. "Peas 000 tons of Wheat and flour will Rd.” ’This is an R-30 zone game with a moral in - each and tip veil of silk Illusion was at­ have never been .seen before today. Manchester Police Mutual Aid As­ Flreatone T k « and Rubber Oo,, Chaminade Picks lace ruffle hemline extending into Our Slarly American Comer has It is estimated that at least half started to fail out of the pods go to Cuba. every hand! a cathedral train. Her fingertip tached to a lace crown trimmed been enlarged, thanks to Arthur sociation. is this group’s IniUal while drivers were still testing Flour cannot be bought at many 125 McKee St„ East Hartford, re­ Retaraa Spade with iridescents and pearls, and of all visitors to this circus have event on its 196T-64 calendar. quest a variance to allow a build­ Chairmen, Theme lenrth veil of silk Illusion was at­ Tolf. Dr. Winfield Moyer and their been adults, drawn, no doubt, by their machines.” .stores, apparently because it can East over-ruffed ^ th the six of tached to a matching lace and seed she carried a sta r-sh a ^ bouquet “ leprechauns” ; and the new floor­ The association will also sponsor be hoarded while bread cannot. ing to be constructed closer to the of gladioli florets. 9 . One big state farm in that area hearts, winning the third trick for nostalgia for the circuses of by­ Halloween dances for teen-agers rear property line than permitted Mrs. (Jharifaz Lambert of Hem­ pearl coronet, and she carried a ing has been stained by Mrs. Dan- gone days as well as the excel­ was awaiting the delivery of 100 Many farmers buy bread to feed the defenders. ’Then East returned bouquet of white carnations and Mrs. Gordon Ekigleson, matron Isl Mullen and Mrs. Roger Brown at the Manchester schools next j combines from Rostov, in Euro­ to cows and pigs they are allowed on Rt. 6. This property Is bounded the king of spades. lock Dr., Vern'n, prezldetit « f of honor, and Miss Laurie G. lence of the craftsmanship. This approximately by Shepard, Rt. 6, stephanotis. to look like old wood so it blends "Greatest Little Show on Earth” month. < pean Rus.sia. because the farm’s to raise privately for market. One South could have settled for Oiaminade Muzlcal Club, an­ Chapman, bridasmald, are both of Capt. George P. McCaughey and couple was pilloried in the press and Shepard, In an I zone. Miss Kathleen Ann McNamara well with the original section. This will be a part of the New York own machines lacked belts or bat­ down one by refusing to take the nounced the slate of offloenz and of East Hartford, sister of the Manchester acid sisters of the ““comer” comer” now boasts a' Revolution- ng^t year. Mr. Dunn Patrolman Primo Amadeo are co- teries. Simday for having bought nearly Good Humor Ck»p-i Paric first spade trick, but he Mill bride. They were attired in floor- chairmen of the ball. half a ton of flour, bread, rice Atn., Bast Hartford, request a var chairmen last night at an eaecn- bride, was maid of honor. Miss ary flintlock musket a i^ , *5 has stipulated in his will that the Triicks are so leaky that In hoped to make his contract. He tiv* board meeting at her home. Roberta Russell and Miss Maryann length sheath gowns of blue taf­ b o m , o n indefinite loan from Judd I circus be given to the Landerman's band will provide several harvest areas the Soviet and macaroni. iance to allow a repair garage at took dummy’s ace of spades and feta, fashioned with cummerbunds the dance music and entertain­ Butter is becoming scarce and 769 Weatside Rt. 5. in a GC zone. Other officers are Mrz. Dorlu Dobbins, both of East Hartford and WiUlams of Vermont. These | Museum of Science in Chicago preas has reported the roads are started on the clubs, hoping to Belding, vice president; Mrs. Jo­ Miss Linda Archer of Marlborough, of green and trains. Their match­ were used by an ancestor, David ^j,ere special dehydrated cases ment from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. yellow with wheat. likely will become scarcer in the The J.EB. Realty Oo.. 200 Sulli­ get rl'd of two spades safely. seph Novosatty, secretary, and ing face veils were attached to van Ave., request a specific ex- were bridesmaids. They were at­ Williams, one of the first settlers constructed to prevent Wheat purchases ^abroad are winter. West ruffed the second club and Mrs. Johii Preston, treasurer. Mrs. tired In tocktall-length sheath floral headpieces, and they car­ of East Hartford. deterioration of the wood. Also on caption to allow a gas station to led a spade to his partner's Howard Chase, past presideac. is ried crescent-shap>ed liouquets of be oonatructed in an 1 zone on dresses of sapphire blue embossed Winthrop Ford Jr. has placed on display in Centinel Hill Hall is a Fall Flair Theme queen. South was down two, thus a member of the board. taffeta, fashioned with a round ^^h;te gladioli florets with ivy. display his extensive collection of part of Mr. Dunn’s collection of Sullivan Ave. and Rye St. TUa winding up with a minus score Oommlttoe heads are Mrs. J^an John Holmes of Coventry was property is hounded by Rye St, neckline, three - quartet - length butterflies and insects, both na­ circus posters, the largest in the Of Fashion Show 60 points despite his trump Clark, welfare: Mrs. Jerry Ooro, sleeves and an attached overskirt best man for his cousin. Ushers Lorinz pboto tive and foreign. This includes a world. These are being shown for Sullivan Ave., JEB ReaKy and honors. JFK Conservation Tour Uhraiian; Mrs. Ben A. Hack, pub­ and they wore matching pillboxes Sclialler photo were Gemdon C. Elagleeon of Man­ MRS. RONALD C. GIGGIE specimen of the largest beetle in the first time. Sulivan Ave. Now go back to the third trick licity, Mm. George W. C. Hurt Lorlns photo with face veils. The honor attend­ chester and Graham Holmes ot The Junior Century d u b of Mrs. Clarence Martin. 852 Main MRS. BRUCE CARRINGTON HENRY the world, quite rare, and found in ' Mrs. McAwley has received and see what happens if South and Mra Cyras W. TompUns, hos- MRS. DONALD 0. DEAN TERRIER ant carried a cascade bouquet of South Windsor, uncle of the bride­ Brazil•azil. many calls asking about possible Manchester will present Ms annual St, requests a specific exo^>tion should discard from dummy any pltallay: Mias Marjorie Stephens blue carnations with ribbon and the groom. Scotlt A. Eagleson of vet and satin with matching ac­ wit,h brown accessories and an or­ Dr. Margaret Wood of St. Pe- admission to the circus for fashion show, ’’Flail Flair,” ’Tues­ to allow conversion of an existing black card except the ace of and Mrs. D. Drummond Stewart, bridesmaids carried cascade bou­ Miss BartJara Lee Burgesi o f f Rawls .of Bethlehem, Pa., and Manchester, nephew of the bride, cessories. Both mothers wore chid corsage., The couple wUl Ova Billed as ‘Non-Political’ Frank B. Manning of East Hart­ tersburg. Fla., has presented us museum members. This is impos- day, Got. 8, at 8 pm. at Concordia dwelling into a two-family dwell­ spades. (He can even afford to program; Mrs. Edna Kaempfer, ac­ Engaged quets of yellow and gold carnations Manchester became the bride of was ringbearer. orchid corsages. at 187 Princeton St. witb two small Greek clay vases. because it is a benefit show; ing on her premiaea. lU a Is an throw away the ace of clube!) tive merabenrtilp, and Mrs. Gladys with gold ribbon. Bruce Carrington Henry of Blast ford. A reception for 250 was held Mrs. Giggie is employed by Lutheran Church HaU. Fashiona Tile defenders thiu win the first The engagement of Mlsa Mary Mrs. Burgess wore a rose crepe The bride’s mother wore a put­ Southern New Elngland Tedephen* known as ’’lecythoi,” found in Cor- however, the charge is quite nom- (CoBtliiaed from Page One) Wls., for another conservation R-40 zone. Venneirt, sssoclats membenfclp. Hartford Saturday afternoon at ty-colored street-length dress of at the American Legion Hall, will be by D and L of the Man­ three tricks, but there they end. Elizabeth Hager of RockvlUe to David J. McNamara of Bast sheath jacket dress with lace bod­ Oo. Mr. Giggie is employed by Inth and dating from about 500 jnal. Each of the museums in- chester Parkade. Creative Coif­ speech before addressing an Ag­ Roger Sherman Transfer Oo., The Chaminade Muidcal Club Hartford, brother of the bride, South Methodist Church. F^nch lece over saitin with Willow When leaving on a motor trip B.C. These have been placed in our volved is providing volunteers for riculture Department ’’land and 333 Connecticut Blvd., Bast Hart- When they next lead a spade to will open Its 1968-64 season Mon­ Ronald Wayne Dhton of Venion The bride U the daughter of ice and matching accessories. The through New' England, Canada and Food Mart, Inc., Bast Hartford fure* wUl do the hair Stylea and supply of natural issources to as­ dummy’s ace (best defence), de­ served as best man. Ushers were green accessories. The bride­ Art Comer. ! four days to man the ticket booths. sure a fuller, richer life for all people conference” In Duluth, f<«d, requests a variance to al­ day, Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. In the Fed­ was recently announced- at a tea Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Burgess Sr. bridegroom’s mother wore an aqua groom’s mother wore a oocktall- New York. Mrs. Giggie wore a Both are 1960 graduates of Mian- Beauty Counselor the makeup. clarer can lead dummy’s low by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ George Buck and James Tierney, brocade jacket dress with match­ chester High School. This morning marked the open- j Chairman of the Lutz Museum Refreshments will be served. P r^ Americans now and ,for genera­ Minn., tonight. low erection of a sign advertising eration Room at (Center Congre­ both of Manchester and Donald 39 Hudson St. The bridegroom is length dress of emerald green vel- loden green wool dress and jacket Kennedy later will make speak­ land t o r industrial use on premises' trump to reach his hand and draw gational Church. Mrs. N«>iiuan bert W. Hager o< 146 Vemwi Ave., the son of Mr. and Mrs. William ing accessories. Both wore white Ing. in Centinel Hill HaU, Hartford, | committee in c h ^ e ceede of the show wiS benefit the tions to come.” the rest / of the trumpe. Then Williams of Wethersfield. ments is Mrs. Harvey Pastel. You In this, he said, the federal gov­ ing appearances in North Dakota known as ths east aide of R t Slade will be in charge of program. RockviUe. Her fiance is the son ’rae bride’s mother wore a sheath C. Henry, Easton. orchid corsages. of Dunn’s Miniature Circus, pres- Children’s Wing of Connecticult South leads his club to dummy of Mrs. Bva Dijcon, IDgh Manor may see the show during G. Fox Valley Hospital, CARE, HOPE and ernment must play a key role be­ Montana, Wyoming. Utah. Wash­ between Newberry Rd. and Gover­ The musical theme for the year dress of salmon organsa and lace The Rev. J. Manley Shaw, pastor A reception for 225 was held at iented by G. Fox A Co. for the bene­ to get rid of two spades on high Park, Vernon. fit of Lutz Junior Museum. Hart­ A Co. store hours - through Satur­ other charities. cause ’’its attitude, effort, legisla­ ington, Oregon, California and nors Highway. TTiis Is an I will be based on the seasons of the and cranberry accessories said a ot South Methodist Church per­ the K of C Hall. For a motor trip day, Oct. S. Tickets are available Nevada before going to Palm clube. year and holidays. The bride-elect, a 1961 graduate Poe-McCaughey ford Children’suniiarens Museum, andana ne New v, , Mrs. Da-vid Sampson and Mrs: tion and example all influence the Marion L. Snow, 19 Oakland Rd., Dally Quostioii pink carnation and baby’s breath formed the double ring ceremony. to the Pocono Mountains, Pa., Wayne Manchester are oo-ohair- national pattern.” Springs, Calif., for a weekend requests a apecific szeeption to al­ Ri^eahments will be served by of RockviUe High School, le a corsage. The bridegroom’s mother Ralph Lundiberg was soloist, and Mrs. Henry wore a gem green Britain Children’s Museum. The j thank Jimmy Ken He also said "conservation is Aa dealer, you bold: Spades, J- members of the executive board. circus is sponsored by the Volun-1 ...... ^ . ,------mon of the show. Other commit­ rest. low operation of a commercial S-4; Hearts, A-K-Q-J-10-4; tNa- junior at the University of Con­ wore a green silk organza sheath Jack Grove, organist. Bouquets of suit with black accessories and a circus is sponsored by the Volun- j dollars he brought the job • of us all” and added’; ’The White House said all pres­ necticut’s School at Education. white gladioli and chrysanthe The marriage of Miss George- teer Leagues of the three museums.;^ ^ Maine; Philip and Nell tee heads are Mrs. Ben DelMas- greenhouse at 80 Oakland Rd.ThlB moods, 8-6-2; Clabs, 7. dress with matching accessories corsage of yellow miniature car­ tvl XAO lAaSSSS avansssa, f a It is not always the other fellow idential appearances were ar­ She is studying history, sodsl The ribbon-cuttingribbon-cufting by the mayors hmrhinnnd fossils tro. tickets; Mrs. John Frank and la an R-30 zona. What do you sayT and a corsage similar to .that of the mums were on the altar. I nations. Hie couple will live In anna McCaughey to Pascal Eu­ Clendaniel lor brachiopod fossils Mrs. Bdwaid F’ahey, kitchen; Mi-s. who litters the highways. The ranged at the invitation of Dem­ South Windsor Garage requests studies and French, and plans to bride’s mother. The bride, given in marriage of the three towns climaxed two from New York State; Mrs. Fred­ Answer: Bid erne heart. You’d East Hartford. gene Poe ni, both of ^Manchester, Norman Hohenthal and Mrs. F. careless conduct of a single indi­ ocratic senators. In most states a specific exception to allow teach on the high school level. A reception was held at Sunset by her father, wore a silk organza weeks of preparation for this erick Sweet for a lobster pot; vidual in a forest can destroy in on the schedule, a democratic like to have a king outside of Mrs. Henry is a 1959 graduate of took plsu:e Wednesday at the “ mammoth miniature” showing Niel Smiley, program; Mrs. Rob­ garage and gas station to be con­ your strong suit, but you can’t al­ Mr. Dixon, a 1969 gradpate of Ridge CHubhouse, East Hartford. over taffeta, full-length gown, de­ Manchester High School. She at­ Winthrop Ford Jr. and Girl Scouts ert Johnson, arrangements; Mrs, one day the product of centuries.” senator will face a re-election When leaving on a motor trip to signed with scooped neckline, el- bride’s home. which covers all the big hall on of Camp Merri-Wood lor the in­ structed in an I zone on premiaea ways have what you like. It would Rockville High School, attended tended the University of Connecti­ James Moriarty and Mrs. William Kennedy was to fly to Ashland, fight next year. known as the southwest oomer of be a crime against nature to pass the University of (3onnecUcut and the Pocono Mountains, Mrs. Ter­ bow-lei:gth sleeves, fitted Empire The bride is a daughter of Po- the store’s elev^th floor. 1 1 1 6 hand sects. moths and butterflies caught Starte Wednesday—All Color cut, and is employed at the Hart­ McCaffrey, nuxleta, and Mrs. David Rt. 5 and Glendale Rd. this hand. Is fiurthering his studies at the rier wore a royal blue wool two bodice and cathedral train. Schif- ford Electric Light Co., Wethers­ Uce Captain and Mrs. George Mc­ carving of the! half million circus and mounted for us during the Sampson, house. I “ Island piece dress and matching acces­ fll embroidery trimmed the bodice figures has occupied George Dunn summer; and the Buckley School State hearings include: J. E University of Hartford in prei)ara- field. Mr. Henry is a graddllte of Caughey of 382 E. Center St. The Models for the show are Mrs. Realty Co. for a motor fuel sta­ For Shelnwold’s 36-page book­ “PT109’ Of Love" tlon for a bachelor of science de­ sories. The couple will live In Metz, and skirt. Her fingertip-length Bassick High School, Bridgeport, for 35 years. The son of an immi­ PTA for a donation of $10. F*aul Dougon Jr., Mrs. Robert. Thu- bridegn^Kwn is a son of Mrs. Pas­ Until next month—see you at the Massive Airlift Foreshadows tion at Sullivan Ave. and Rye St, let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” gree in the School of Business Ad- Ffsucc veil of silk illusion was attached to and an honor graduate of Lehigh grant German wood carver, he lin, Mrs. Jeffrey Amoid, Mrs. Rob­ M!rz. ’Terrier, a 1961 graduate of an alencon lace cloche trimmed cal Poe and the late Dr. Poe of 37 was required to spend one hour a circus! ’This is an I zone. Blleiy O. Klngiton Photo^ ministration. He is employed by University, Bethlehem, Pa., where ert Jones, Mrs. W. Craig Heston, South Windsor Oarage, for ------Pratt and Whitney, division of East Hartford High School, was with seed pearls, and she carried he was a member of Sigma Phi Tanner St. Mrs. Gordon Eagleson, Mrs. James Pullback of Troops Overseas garage and fuel station on the United Aircraft Coip.. ®6«t Hart employed as a secretary by the a cascade bouquet of Eucharis Epsilon fraternity. He was a The Rev. K. Glen Fleming of the Spenser. Mrs. Benton Osgood, Mrs. Tour Friends Hove LunchT |T Travefters Insurance Oo., Hart­ United Fh-esbyterian Church, Cam­ southwest oomer of Rt. 5 and STANLEY W ARNER ford. Dixon la attached to the lilies and stephanotis. lieutenant in the U.S. Army, and is James Moriarty, Mrs. William Mc­ 136th M^P. <3o. of the 16»th M.P. ford. Mr. Terrier, a 1961 graduate Mrs. Philip L. Burgess Jr. of employed by Price, Waterhouse bridge, N. Y., uncle of the bride­ Caffrey. Mrs. F. Niel Smiley and (OoBth aed from Page Om ) reserve and the outfit tagged for Glendale Rd. This is an I zone. All Interested persons may ap­ ^Here-How Abont You? 4 Battalion of the Army National of Manchester High School, is Manchester was matron of honor. -and Co., Hartford office. groom, performed the double ring Mrs. Blwyn Roberts. Big Lift, the first of thre.e such FALL serving with the United States Mlsa Carol Kelly of Manchester, ceremony. The home was decorat­ grand-scale exercises expected pear and be., beard. ^It’s Delicious and Reasonable!* Guard, Rockville. Children who will model are More than 22,000 of these men No date has been set for the Army and is working with guided Mrs. William Balch of Fort Lee. ed with bouquets of mixed flowers. dn dy Ekchecker, Kathy and Tim­ over the next year or so. T.*e To Present Sldtf have been brought back so far, TONIGHT ONLY wedding. missiles. He holds the rank of Va., and Mrs. Richard Wright of Honey Has 6 Colors Given in marriage by her fath­ DRIVEWAYS othy Charletoois, and Karen Fahey. reducing the U.S. Army In Europe other two drills, due in 1964, are A series of skits from "The T im ­ toAILY m C lA L S private first class. Newington were bridesmaids. er, the bride wore a full-length Mrs. Robert Locke will be the to around 250,000 men. pointed toward the Far East and ber Carnival” will be presented rLUNCHEON At 6:05 and 8:20 on All the attendants were attired WASHINGTON — In the mar­ dress of white wool with pink ac­ pianist, and Mrs. Doris Belding of Any sizable withdrawal of com­ the Middle East. morrow by the South Wmdsoi CYPRESS-KNEE DOLLS keting of exitracted honey, color cessories. She wore a circlet of Free Estimates On: The Herald, will commwrtaite. in street-length dresses of tur­ bat elements — the United States Country Players. ’The skits will be ^ ^ P E C IA L Aluminum ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (AP- quoise satin, fashioned with modi­ is an imi)ortanit factor. The United rosebuds and ivy in her hair, and Tickets may be purchased at FT. HOOD, Tex. (AP)—The gen­ performed for the United Church A G rta to r has the equivalent of six Army • WINDOWS For Your —Cypress knees, readily available fied scoopeid necklines, elbow- States Department of Agriculture ct-rried a nosegay of white and the door, or % calling Mrs. Ben divisions deployed In Germany— eral commanding the 2nd Ar­ Women of the First Congregational RESTAURANT^ M onchofter in this area, have been put to use has set up these color classifioa- BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING DelMastro. Cross Dr.. Vernon, or would be a thing for the future. mored Division says the unit will Church on Main St. at 8:30 p.m. • CANOPIES length sleeves, fitted waistlines pink rosebuds. by Mrs. T. L. Parker for making and bell-shaped skirts with back Uons; Water white, extra wWte, Miss Leslie McCaughey of Man­ Mrs. James Gerrity, 78 Diane Dr., It could mean some thinning out celebrate Christmas with our fam- ’The Players will present the Cosmefics hand - carved reproductions of white, extra light amber, light • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS illties and our civilian friends.” ^ so Oakx.St, Manchester A • DOORS , bows. Their shoulder-length veils chester, sister of the bride, was or any member of the Junior Cen­ of American forces in Korea as complete ’"Thurber Carnival” on w o^en Dutch dolls of the late atmiber, and amber. tury Club. well as Europe. ’There low are “ It is a great honor lor the 2nd Oct. 30, Nov. 1 and 2. Orville j^^-Cdnditloit^—^1«e Parking • AWNINGS were attached to matching satin maid of honor. She wore a cran­ • GAS STiWlONS • BASKETBALL COURTS IT’S 18th century. pillbox hats with open crowns. The two U.S. Army divisions manning Armored Division to be selected Welch, Jeanne Mangino, Jack •JALOUSIES ’ She uses a band saw to cut the DOWN ON THE FARM berry velvet suit with pink acces­ ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED the line facing Communist North for this history-making exercise, Leonald and Jo DeMaio are in the honor attendant carried a cascade sories, and carried a bouquet of Long Climb Eased YES—EASY TERMS! cypress knees Into blocks and bouquet of yellow and bronze pom­ FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — Korea. Maj. Gen. Edwin H. Burba said. cast then uses a sharp pocketknife to garnet and pink roses. Over-all, eight of the Army’s 16 The division’s 18,600 soldiers Coffee Hours Call Your Friend— Liggefts pons. Hie bridesmaids carried cas­ Mike Trussell got his week on WE ARE 100% INSURED PORTTiAND. Ore. — The day whittle. The body and limbs are the farm. Roger Fleming Poe served as divisions are in position overseas. and 1,500 men in supporting truck Democratic coffee hours held 6th HILARIOUS WREK! carved separately and then put cades of yellow pompons. his brother’s , best man. when fire lookouts climbed long ’The other eight are in a strategic and artillery units from bases in At The Parkade Stephen F. Correll of Norwood, Mike was keenly disappointed stepladders to their high perches this week are: Monday—home of BILL TUNSKY together with small pegs to make Both the mother of the bride reserve in the United States. five states will be flown to Ger­ Mr, and Mrs. Flank Pappalardo, Mass., was beet man. Ushers were when his plans for a summer on DE MAIO BROTHERS 8INOB IMO is passing. Lookouts at an Oregon MANCHESTER all parts of the doll movable. She a farm fell through, but an ad and the mother of the bridegroom Ibe 2nd armored Division —■ many in October. They will be 118 Pine Knob Dr., and Miss Cm- 649-9095 paints on faces and makes au­ Philip L. Burgess Jr. of Manchea- wore brown fall suits with brown tree farm now soar 145 feet to known as the ’’Hell on Wheels” flown back to F’t. Hood after the placed in the personal column of PBL. 643-7691— WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER their stations in an electric ele­ nie Pandozzi, 1437 Main St, 8 thentic costumes herself. ter, brother of the bride; Ruben R. and yellow orchid corsages. division—is part of the strategic European maneuvers. p.m.; today— hom e of Mr. and the newspaper got the coveted vator. Mrs. Robert Demers, 14 Steep visit. After a reception at the bride’s Rd., 8 p.m.; tomorrow—Mr. and The personal Item read: “ Four­ home for the immediate family, CARE. CLEANING OF ART Mrs. FVancis Rowe, 1063 Main teen-year-old boy, above average the couple left cm a motor trip to CAPETOWN. South Africa (AP) St, 8:30 p.m.; Friday—Mr. and A .m m le U O I t r N O M JOUHHAl student, wishes to spend one week Cape Cod. They will live in New —A training center where appren Lessner^ Rottner Take Appeal Mrs. Tracy Hartnett, 72 Eliza­ on a farm or ranch. Will pay York City. tlce art restorers can be trained beth St., 8 p.m. room and board.” to a national and international Maybe there will be more sum- Mr. and Mrs. Poe are both On Thursday the League of graduates of Manchester High standard is-planned by the South Of Reprimand to High Court Women 'Voters will hold a "meet jners on a farm after high school African Museum As.sociation. Our versatile "Four Seasons”... and college because Mike plana School. He is presently attending Burlan-Uoss photo the candidates” session at the Columbia University. Paintings In the dry South Af- high school at 8 p.m. to be a veterinarian. MRS. PASCAL EUGENE POE III rifcan climate have to be constant Attys. George Lessner and* Atty. Rottner said this morning ly checked becau.se of the possi­ George S. G. Rottner, two of four that the appeal is being taken be­ amazingly light and flexible Cobble ____^ I members of a Manchester law firm cause "We feel the court erred In Manchester Evening Hei^d IN 6LU8HINO rOUlK bility of cracking and peeling South Windsor correspondent According to the Museum A.ssocia- reprimanded for professional mis- finding us guilty o f. vmethical con­ on the new Jtibflax sole I 12.99 INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR '64 tion, the staff shortage in South , conduct, appealed yesterday to the duct.” Laura Katz, telephone 644-1753. TtieThrillOfitAH.' The charge developed from the FEATURE 7:15 - 9:80 — Africa’s 11 national museums State Supreme Court of Errors, The average dividends of the MEATOWN means that thousands of valuable > The other two Attys. Ronald complaint of Stewart J. Twlble Jr., So light you io«n »o drift from ooz cwMoMd-traod dap to Coventry, that Attys. Jacobs and country’s sartngs and loan firms works in galleries and private col-' Jacobs and Paul Sullivan, ■will not ls«t year rose to 4.11 per cent So ftoxibk you eon told It wHh o 6ngar. So *zort, wHh Nz ‘ itXWz Silvar Lane, East Hartford lections are not getting care they ! appeal the finding submitted two Sullivan were, representing him in one action, while presMng suit compared to 8.90 per cent the Mtl* inch-high ftodezd hooL And lo wondzrful wUh oN Kw deserve or are being ruined by i weeks ago by Superior C!ourt Judge year previous. inexpert restoration. j Philip R. Pastore. against him for another client. AH Meat Fresh Cut — None Packaged The Hartford County Bar’s Griev­ of Cobblas* famou* fM Coco tan ihadowzd or blade sofghnri ance Committee called both lawy­ block suedo wHh block calfikin tri4. STORE HOURS: CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY ers before a hearing, where Attys. Lessner and Rottner appeared as TUES.-WED. 9-6— THURS..FRI. 9-9— SAT. 8-6 counsel. Register Tomorrow Subsequently all four were cited SPECIAL for professional misconduct, and 4:30-7:00 P.M. brought before the Superior Court, although, Atty. Rottner says, he and Atty. Lessner “ were only ex­ THE CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION pressing an honest opinioh, as counsel for Jacobs.and Sullivan.” Judge Pastore had cited all four OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS for violiation of three canons of IDAY professional ethics, and had found COWHbyOeUBm Attys. Lessner and Rottner in vio­ IN COOPERATION WITH lation of an additional canon. Atty. Rottner said today that a STARTS TOMORROW draft finding for the defense will THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT be submitted by the end of Octo­ ber. Presumably the Office of the FISH FRY Annauncos th* State’s Attorney will prepare the (AU YOU CAN EAT) opposing draft finding. Hie Supe­ SPECIAL rior Court will review both dreifta LmiMNi Wodga BBIES Oh boy! A low-price car that doesn't feel like one...or look like one before offering Its final finding. Friod Fish FALL REAL ESTATE PROGRAM There will be no hearings. Froweli Friod Colosiaw A ate eMoes SMOC WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25 ONLY FroiM y Rokod RoHs «md Ruttor Thief in Hurry, Now that the '64 Dodge is here, the low-price field will never be something else: Dodge gives you a 5-year/50,000-mile warranty*! REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL I (Reiitaitial) •THE OmZDWUr l-YEAII/n,aN-MILt WMIUHTY-Chryslw Corpontion wu- F R a N K S M a n a the same. Take that hardtop, shown above. You won't believe how rants, for S ytars or 50,000 milts, whichtvtr comts first, Mtinst dtfocts in mattrUb and Passed Up $100 EVERY WEDNESDAY little it costs till you read the price sticker on the window. But workmanship aful ivili raplaca or rtpair at a Chryslar Motors Corporation Autboriztd Dtaiar'a OUR OWN FRESH MADE Instructor — Mr. Wilbur plact of busmtu. tha anfino block, haad and intarnat parts, intaka manifold, watar pump, I don't stop there. Get in and experience the way this Dodge feels. uinsmizsiontransmission castcaiv andana iniaitiaiintarnal partsp«il» ^cludini au^iuuiiig manual clutch),mumai/, torquawiqww convartar.vuMewiwt. unwdrivt Tuesday Evenings Front 7:00-9:15 P.M. A break last weekend into De 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Com EBiiw’ slraft. univarsai )oints, roar axit and diffarantial. and raar wheal baarines of its 1964 auto­ ITALIAN The way it comforts you. The way it smooths out any road. mobiles, provided the owner has the engine oil chained every 3 months or 4,000 mUae, Cormier Motor Sales Inc. at 285 whichavw comas first, the oil Altar replacad avary second oil change and the carburetor air Beginning October 8, 1963 — Fee % 4 0 .0 0 YbURHoRN filter cleaned every 6 months and repUcad evtry 2 years, and avary 6 months furnisbet Broad St. realized $80.14 from a The way it performs. You'll see in one drive: Dodge doesn't lb ENJOY ONE OF OUR DEUCIOUS a— OMMUirAlil s u ^ a daaler evidence of performance of the required service, and requests the dealer t i Manchester High School, Room 144 parts counter drawer, police say. ■ look or feel low-priced. Yet, it is priced right with Chevrolet And certify ( I) receipt of auch evidence tod ( I I) the car’s than current mileege. Police r^>orts of the break note COCiCTAILS SAUSAGE that the thief was in a big hurry REAL ESTATE PRINGIFLES because, in the same drawer, $87 Shown At was left clipped to a cardboard BU)CKER’ Mc6UIRE 5:80 ana 9:40 w em ardm j '64 Dodge and $13.20 was still in a salesbook. ARMOUR'S FRESH SUCED and PRACTICES The break occurred sometime between 6 p.m. Saturday and 7:45 Pins Oo-Hlt Shown >Lt 7:30 PARKADE WBTERN REEF Instructor— Mr. Dogherty a.m. yesterday. Entrance was gain­ HoiuAROJounson^ OPIN WE7DNISPAY, THURSDAY m d FRIDAY NI9HTS TO 9 ed through a bndeen northeast win­ tor Wednesday Eveninga From 7:00 t9 :1 5 PJML dow at nie rear of the’building.. A "Landm ark H ungry screwdriver, taken from a tool bm, Am ericans” CHORCHES MOTORS. Inc. Beginning September 25, 1963 — Fee S S 54I9 was used to pry open the counter. "My S/x 80 OAKLAND STREET— MANCHESTER drawer. It was also used to open V4 Mile Off Oakland St. LIVER Manchester High School — Room 144 the. office desk of George De C o r - , Loves" mier, the owner of the firm, but ’ On Tolland Turnpike Both Classes Will Meet For 12 Sessions ' his papers wers not disturbed, po- ALL SHOES FIHED CAREFULLY AS USUAU Uoe cald. i MB NOM MOW*, paeov. «NMR VOWfi kOOM MOnim^gr PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1963

In most inland areas of New Eng- te^^Freesing weather alao Road Program^ School Wings Mercmy Dips, I a e S of New York j Polly’s Pointers State News and to parts of Pennaylvar " b a r b S" nte- With chlUy air In most areas Up for Discussion Tonight Breaks Record tron toe central Appalachian re- WANTED Crockett Says n u d g e b o o k BORROWERS gk» through toe north Atlantic By POLLY CRABIER Roundup sfcatw. Newspaper Enterprise Asia. Thu Wghway improvanent p ro' >quantlty of work” during the neoct F o r Sept. 24 Lowest temperatures were re­ With Joonifyaum'i year. ported In New England, with toe He’ll Bow Out DEAR POLLY Here Is (Continned from Page One) gram that the, Democratic candi- The June study suggested that a LiceiiM (CWitlBaed from Fage Om ) mercury toxpplng to a frosty 22 t diplomatic way to prompt the datea for directors promised in three-year, $300,000 yeariy p roject In Montpelier, V t, and Lebanon, return of a borrowed book. On has evidence linking the pair to could resurface 27 ihUes of road, Located In Storra, Conn. A sP B C H ead 1962, and additions to t ^ town noaea out of doon, disoovered toe N.H. Other low mariu Included 26 the fly leaf of the book write: the theft of $1,000 from a drlve-ln schools, win be discussed by the surface treat 60 miles, and lecoo- In Burlington, V t , Old Town, restaiuant over the weekend. struct one mile, during the first bird bath frozen over and toe Maine, and Springfield, Maas. It CoH erftwr 7 P.M. T. J. Qrockett told the public Tt g;ives me pleasure to know said a warrant would be lodged town’s directors at an informal year- that the following friends have en­ family oar sitting in toe driveway was 81 In B e^ ord , Maas., 82 in 742.B0B2 bulbU n; commlMlon last nlgrht for the arrest of Pino and Burton. sewlon at 8 pm. today at the The schedule will undoubtedly be Hartford, Conn., and 40 In Boston. joyed this book." Below write the Pino and Burton were scheduled shivering under a hoary coat of Municipal Building hearing room. changed, sipce the full $900,000 w ill frost Further Investigation showed The cool air again drifted aouth- that he will not be a candidate for name of each person who has bor­ to appear In Bridgeport Superior AU are scheduled for referenda not be available even over a three- rowed the book and the date it patches of lawn and early-fallen ward, with toe 40s reported in re-eloctlon aa chairman of the Court later this week In connection in November, when the town’s elec­ year period, judging by present parts of the CaroUnaa and north­ was borrowed. You would be sur­ with breaks in Stratford, police of­ tors wUl be asked to approve bond plans. leaves atreaked with white, adding group when It reorganizes after testament to the fact that—sure ern Georgia. The 34 reported In prised how soon the book is al­ ficials here said. issues for the proJecU. Whether or not the voters ap­ the O ct 7 election. ways returned with no hard feel­ enough—It was cold. Harriaburg, Pa., was a record for Already the directors have ap­ prove the $460,000 bond issue toe Sept 24. Other low marka Includ­ NEW CAR Crockett has been chairman ings. —MRS. O. G. directors are sponsoring a certain Telephone checks this morning Mnce the PBC was orgwUzed a Pollution Conference proved an expenditure of $100,000, with residents around the area re­ ed 80 In PhlUpaburg, P a ., and from the General B\ind Cajntal amount of work has already been Utica and Elmira, N.Y., and 81 few years ago. He would give no DEAR POLLY — AH of us are WASHINGTON (AP)—A Dec. 2 planned. vealed toe foUowlng temperature RENTALS reason for his decision. famUiar with the trick of putting conference In Hartford on control Improvement Reserve Fund, to be readings between 6 and 7 axn.: In Syracuse, N.Y., and Elkina, ap^ied to a road reconstruction The state aid funds will be ap­ W.Va. ^ The PBC laat night dlscuased flour and seasonings in a paper of pollution In the Connecticut plied to resurfacing projects, hope­ E. Center St, 29; R t 85, Bolton, bag and then shaking chicken River will produce “real action.” program . 28; Birch M t Rd., 32; Phoenix St, Readings w ere in toe 40a tn the question of drainage at the fully to be completed this fall. Most moat of the eaatem Ohio Valley Vaiatlon Spadab high school site in relation to the pieces In the bag to coat them. says Sen. Abraham Rlbicoff, D- In addition highway mainten­ will go for roads with surface Vernon, 25. Perhaps others have also had the ance is financed throu|^ the reg­ W ith a brilliant sun and UtUe and eastern Great Lakes region GlugUo Brondolo property next Conn. faults which require correctiem be­ with the 60s predominant In m ost One, two or throe weeks door. It Is understood that Donald sad experience of having the bag Rlbicoff, who announced the con­ ular department budget, and the fore toe winter sets In, but not for breeze, however, the mercury Get Our Rates break or get soggy. With several ference yesterday, said, "Now It town receives annual state aid of the midwest Massey, road foreman for the roads for which more rigorous re­ clintoed rapidly, rising to 50 by 10 The heavy rain which hit Flo- town, la now back from a vacation chickens to fry, I hit on the idea will be clear to evervone that we grants applied toward mainten­ construction is smticlpated. About azn. The high was in toe 60’s this of using a medium-sized canister rlda Monday tapered off during Paul D o ^ PorHor trip and that he la making a study mean business." ance and reconstruction projects. $38,600 of the approxim ately $88,- afternoon. iN a instead of a sack. It worked like Among those Inriled to attend Town Engineer Walter Fuss, the night. Gusty winds were re- of the posslbUitles of correcting 000 state infant would be so used. Some crop damege, mosUy to xirted In aome areas. Gale wam- Fhaae 646-8881 any complaints through an adjust­ a charm. I put several pieces of the conference, which was called who prepared a proposed high’way Fuss says he hopes that some of late tomatoes, was reported by the chicken In at a time, clamp by the Department of Health, Edu­ ngs were posted along the East S7S BIAIN STREliT ment to roadside idilches. reconstruction program for the the $100,000 the directors have al­ fanners from lower-lying sections Coast from Vero Beach north­ the lid on and shake the canister. cation and Welfare, once headed directors in June, was-Jxiay today around Bolton this morning. Mario 0 ready appropriated can also be ward. Tides were expected to be Architect Arnold Lawrence was It gives a nice even coating and by Rlbicoff, are: revising the schedule to utilize the authorized to make the selection used for road resurfacing before Morra, who runs a small (arm two to three feet above normal. I can knock the pieces on the Dr. Alfred L. Frachette, Massa­ available funda. bad weather seta in, although im­ near the interasctlon of R t 86 and of brick for the high school: Atty. side of the can to shake off the chusetts Commissioner of Public Harold Garrity’s bill for »250 .was Based on an estim ated $300,000 mediate work can not be finally Clark Bd., said the frost had hit excess flour. # Health: William Wise, director of settled until toe long range plans Pats* Defense Shines approved and the board clerk's I certainly have picked up a lot appropriated from all available one of his fields, but bs wouldn’t the Connecticut Water Raso^es sources. Fuss thinks the town are definite, and Out must wait know the extent of dsmsgs until salary was paid. of good pointers and especially Commission, and Joseph Knox could complete ”a considerable the voters’ approval hi November. this sftsmoon. A similar report DENVER, Colo. (AP)—A line The PBC was advised that steel like the trick of folding electric secretary of the New England In- defense has put the Boston Pa- Front End cords and sliding them In the came from the Mlohael Kurys for the high school project wiU ar­ tersUte Water PoHuUon Oontrol farm on French Rd., in another triota aU^ the American Foot- rive this week or the first of next cardboard rollers from toilet tis­ ComiAission. Hebron low section. b ^ League’s Eaatem Division week; and that the time table set sue for storing. This Is a neat Btate and federal officials will and Oocuto Hike Holovak Is the Special and clever one. —MRS. W. F. Up on Blrota Mt toe toenno- for progress of construction is be- discuss ways of reducing the pol- meter dipped only to 82, and first to eay so. “What a unit,” midntalned. luUon of the. Connecticut lUyer Member Signup spokesman at toe Richard Morra Holovak Mdd yeeterday as Bos­ Raq. $12.50 OOP Bally Set DEIAR POLLY — Do not throw with tp^clAl emphasis on poUutlon ton prepared for next Sundays away those bristled baby hair­ entering the river In Massachu­ .. ______Fumlsned by farm said damage there 'was mi­ (1) ALIGN ntONT END The Republican town oommittee Slated at First nor. Because of a cold 'wave warn­ game at Denver. ’’I can’t eay will sptHWor a meet-the-Ktandidateo brushes after baby outgrows setts, Rlbicoff said. Oebon SOddlebrook. Ine. enough about It It’s the most (8) BALANCE FRONT them. They are wonderful for Bank Btocka ing last n ij^ woricers were able spirited, hard-nosed group you WHEELS—BEG. $4fi6_ night Friday Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. at Meeting of PTA to pick one field before toe frost the Community Hall. Milton Jen- dusting knlckknacks, pictures Bid Aaked ever want to ■so," he said. All (I) CHECK FRONT WHEEL frames, etc. Heads Safety Group Onrn. Bank and Truat hit, the apokeaman said. In an, It has aUowed five touch­ BEABINOS ______aen, in charge of publicity for the HARTFORD (AP)—Barry Bar- Ronald G. Marshall, PTA mem­ It wasn’t ooid enough long town committee, says that It will A small teapot makes an excel­ Co...... 72H 76% downs In three games. You can’t (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM be an Informal get-together over lent combination pitcher and "^ents of West Hartford, a news Hartford National bership chairman, will take new enough to hurt the apple crop, ac­ ask for more than that” elder and doughnuts, with enter­ drinking glass when a child Is commentator. Is th* new riialnnan Bank and Truat Co. 67% 71% membership and renew old ones cording to a report from Psro’s ALL FOUR ONLY confined to bed. Its cover keeps of the State Safety Ootmnlssion, Fire Insurance Companies Orchards on Avery St, South tainment to be announced sooh. at the PTA meeting tomorrow at VAUDEVUXIANS NEVER The Democratic town commit­ out dust and one can drink from replacing Cyrfl F. Moww who has Hartford Fir. .... 67 71 Windsor. No sp e^ prscautiotw RETIRE tee has scheduled a harvest ball the • spout while lying down with­ served the maximum two-year National Fire ...... 120 128 the school. The school staff will were taken there. DAIXAS, Tex. (AP) — The for the same night at Flano’s Res­ out danger of spilling. When the term In the post. Phoenix Fire ...... 123 131 be introduced. But a reminder that winter Is Young In Heart a live - wire $ 0 .9 5 taurant. It appears that unafflll- doctor orders liquids for the chil­ Beurents, a com m entator on Life and indemnity Ina. Cos. Tickets will be available after lurking around tbs oomsr osme vaudevlUe outfit !■ composed of ated voters and those inclined to dren, It Is easy to get them to WHNB-TV, waa alectad chairman Aetna Casualty ...... 120 128 the meeting for the Rerton 8 from the Manchester Country six men and six women who are spUt their Uckets will have a busy take the required amount of wa­ yeaterdaj. He had bean vlca chair­ Aetna l i f e ...... 172 180 PTA Council Young People’# Club. Atex Hackney, pro at toe indeed young tn heart but long ter or Jtilces as they think It is man of tba commlsBlon. Conn. General ...... 178 181 Bight. Matinee Series. The aeries atarts club, aald irrigation pipea to the In years. 8ERVI0E ON ALL Cmt> Scoot Nows great fim to drink from the apout. Among recommtodatioos maoa Htfd. Steam Boiler . .141 149 on Oct. 12 with presentation of greens were found froaen at 8 Senior member of toe fcroup la —MRS. P. B. by Barents at the oommlssKm’s an­ 208 CONVENTIONAL MAKES Cub Scout Pack IfW will meet T ra v e le ra ...... 200 Abbott and Coetello’a "Jack and p.m. Ckech-bom Bessie Warford, age nual awards meeting ware annual PnbUo UtniUes the Beanstalk.” Five programs 88, who plays toe tambourine, Friday outside United Methodist DEAR POLLY — Several times 36% 88% acts, recites her own poetry ChUKh at 7:30 p.m. to go to Camp tespeetkm of Conn, light Power . and a bonus presentation are By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS guests have told me how handy changes In traffic laws to bm g Htfd. Electric Ught scheduled In the aeries. It waa topcoat i)weather again writes skits and l^ ce. MORIMTY Johnson. All new cub scouts who this Idea was for them. I keep a 45% 49% them in line with a uniform m ow hew ...... ■nckets may also be purchased this morning most areas east of The Young In Heart have pre­ signed the green cards distributed pin cushion in my guest room vehicle code, and axpansloo ot 44% 47% sented some 60 arse performances at school are Invited to attend, Hartford Gas Co. .. at the school office, at Frank and the Mississippi River to the At­ with needles threaded with three high sdiool driver education. Southern New EngUnd lantic Coast, with freezing tem- at homes for the agM, churches, BROTHERS wHb at least one parent. Any boy or four colors of thread and some 56% Marlon's store or from Mrs. Hed- community centers and hospitals. Telephone ...... 51% ley Hill, Mrs. James Derby or eratures in many parts of the T E L M I S-SISS 8 to 10 jeans old is welcome. Re- straight plna and safety pins. If, Manufacturing mpanlea Their reason for exlstance la ex­ freabments w«l be served. Wrestler Seeks Office Mrs. Edward Patroskl. 'ortheast. O d^T E R 8Te at the last minute, a strap Arrow, Hart, Heg. 59 68 The cold core centered in the plained by Mrs. Warford, who D « m other Iffa . John BatUer breaks, or a button needs sewing OTAMFORD (AP) — B was 20 22 Food Fads Talk says, "Slttoig around doing noth­ "The masked Marvel" vs. Thomas Foods, Fads, and Facts, wlU be north Atlantic states. The mercury baa axmounoed the following they can do the Job without hav­ 10 12 dropped to freezing imd In the 80e ing simply drove me crazy." events (or part of the cnnlng ing to ask for anything. — MRS. C. Mayers In a RepiAAlcan mayor­ 6 ’ 5% the subject of a Tolland County yeer: Oct 6, Yale-Brown game at J. M. M. alty primary today. 21% 24 Extension Service meeting tomor­ New Haven; Oct 80, ti^ to tob- Mayers, endorsed by the North and Judd ..... 17 19 row, the third on a aeries on fam­ Bterine baae; bowling; a Christ- DEAR POIXY — I have found town committee, 21 23 ily nutrition, to be held at the maa party; pinewood dertiy; and that large hairpins boi^ht at the T. Condoe, a 65-year-oid retired ■Veeder-Boot ------46 50 TAC Center In Vernon, from 10 Blue and Gold dinner. dime store do the trick of anchor­ professional wrestle*'. . The above quotailona are not to a.m. to noon, and from 8 to 10 In Oub Bcoot Pack 78 win meat to­ ing down Ivy plants on my drive­ Neariy 20,000 ware eUgtoto to bs oonstruwl aa actual marketa the evening. Dr. Janlna Czajkow- morrow from 7 to 8 p.m. at the way bank until they take root. vote. Polling hours ara noon to « skl, nutrition specialist will dis­ Community Han. AH boys who are Pins will also secure the Ivy in SO PEACEFUL IN CITY cuss the subject and will clear up 8 to 10 yean old are weloome. It the direction you want it to fol­ **^The m ajor issue to ■which toe NEW YORK (AP) — A new misleading ideas. te ssewntlal that at least one par­ low. —MRS. H. B. addressed tbemsalvea trend among sophisticated New Vlolinisto Heard ent aooonpaay each boy, Norman was urbaui ranowal, with Mayers, Yorkers la to spend their summer Mrs. Brenton Crane and Mrs. Preuss, oomnolttee chalnnaa, said. a 54-year-old dq>artment store weekends In, of all places, New Hugh .Ryan played violin solos at Ym save beeanse The oitos will be selling Cbrist- executive, taking the more af­ York. H a b r o Congregational Church mss cards, ribtxm and wrapping State Okays firmative stand...... By car or taxi they take a 16- Sunday, accompanied by organist 1 paper door-to-door next month. Democrats win pkfo their mlnute Journey to one of several Brenton Crane. Wmkahop Set mayoralty candidate In a primary new motels recently erected on An executive committee has Bolton Homemaken will meet at Operation of ■niursday, the choice being be­ the West Side. There they swim, made arrangements with a con­ 10 am. tomorrow at the Commun­ tween State Sen. William P. bask beside an outdoor pool, dine tractor to start repairs on the ity Han for a Christmas workshop ey, the interim mayor, and wu- In uncrowded restaurants with ex­ church steeple and weatoervane. Sewage Plant llam L. Ivier, a lawyer. cellent service, have comfortable Special effort will be made to re­ M siifiifatfs Kventaig Herald Bol-' Hickey was named mayor In alr-oondlUoned rooms — In abort, tain the weatoervane as a land- IT v o u ’^ tu al s a ^ nmm g s b a n k ton eorrespondent, Clemewell The town has received a eatis- August to fill out the unexphrad all the comforts of t^ shore ot L ^ ^ ^ or th^ paMerby. We wish a Yoanf, telephone 648-S98L term of J. Walter Kennedy, psw country ■with no traffic Jam toy put up. faetory report of Its (Xoott St. commissioner of the National Bas­ getOPAf fVlAr^ there. Sewage Plant operation from the ketball Association. And with the exodus from the Manchester Evenliig Herald He­ State Department of Health. city by less knowledgeable week- sndera. sightseeing and shopping bron correopondent Miss Susan | Ruth Millett As the result cf an inq>eotlon CAPTAIN JOINS UAC B. Pendleton, tet^phaoe 888-8464. of the plant made Aug. 21 b j State EAST HARTFORD (AP)—Re­ la a jdeasure. Water Dept, engineer Richard Sul­ tired Navy Capt. Richard Laning, MEN WILL NEVER livan the report carries a comment, former skipper of the nuclear UNDERSTAND ‘1 am pleased to note that the marine Seawolf. has taken r Newq^aper Enterprise plant was receiving good operat- position with the advanced plan It's a rare man who can under­ b g attentton.” Titng staff o f the Unltod A iraraft ^ p H o n e stand these truths about a wom­ Frederick O. A. Abnquiat, lus medicines prescribed by the Joint archaeological work in Israel thasa young peopU such aa CHICAGO — The smallpox-im­ Tait family physician for the tour. the next three years. A Joint mis­ munity level in the United States They will purchase bicycles In Hoi sion will conduct excavations in incantive encourages thorn to la declining dangerously, the land and head- south to Spain. weetem Galilee. American Medical Association Hiair best efforts in bottor wama. It says recent outbreaks of the d is e M In other W estern na­ moat, productioii. tions point up the need for vacci- *N o Cost for Norm al instaUtOion nathui or revacdnatlon of the UR. A GRAND public. i CHAMPION f A H k also our contribution to ALL FROM IRRIOA’nON FO R E X P E R T QUALITY f i Hw vory worthy 4-H pro­ CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP)—Farm- WHEEL ALGNME14T— WHEEL BALANCING THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY ara near Cheyenne undertook the r a d i a t o r r e p a i r i n g a n d RECORING gram wMch has dono $o bmkIi ■udatone ereek watershed pn4- COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE act to atop damaging flooda—and Look far l3he Gimtd Ckampkm Label in making thote boys and gkk found thay had a potable proj- , SEE act on thi^ hands. all Popular Meats . , • U 'is your bettnr Amnricans. Government sourcessource say the Ir- oit rigated. area------nowsupports sup; 14 fam- IMS earning $200,0),000 a year, CLARKE MOTOR SALES assurance of getting the very best. • • ______six earning $40,- , a jaar pravloualy. And, the 361 BROAD STflEET—Ml 9-2012 lag M jpM aow too. BANCHESTER EVENWG h e r a l d , MANCHES-raa, COSE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBEE M, 1968

Andover TPC Hears Mott, Bray Bids,\ AMERICAN LE(3ION ISeitKer Strenuously .Opposed to lead its own party to victory of auch. a poaaibUlty th at the Lup­ Ministers Choose Laidlaw to Speak Pops John, as hla aucoeaaor. Now, if it ever obtained control. ton cruaadera operate and ought But there are a few considera- to be meaaured. Meanwhile we JU m rIlP H U r with tha opening day of tha set- suspect they themselves are hav­ Officers Oct. 9 To Gard^ Oub TM T<». PluWW l«” Mon cloae a t hand, tha new Pops Connecticut Uona of which we obaervera TAMPAX. might do weU to. warn ouraelveA ing a great deal of fun, alimg with delayed dem ons last night on two oughfare. hais In an historic announcement their xeal. After aU. whatever Dr. Robert J. Aleabury, otostetri- mWNAL SAHITAK ^ ^ { , The Andovor O artto C h * wUl requeatied aqhe changes, including* Atty. Segal cited the Mott -re­ Wa might consider the poeeibUl- meet tomorreyw n i|^ t a t 8 a t the •*., • -.. ^ .,_■» surely dispelled any remaining Y a n k e e the flnal outcome, they are mak­ Olan and ganeoologlat, win speak the first uqder the ofi-street park­ quest, the first under the town’s i ty that, to the great middle ing the Uberala tremble and Wednesday, Oct. 9, -at 1 p.m. at a alementarp' adhool. Oueat MMakar BINGO doubt that he wlU continue the rround of American political sen­ No chafint no krititloo ing regulatipna adopted in 1962. off-street parking regulaUons, as ; By A.H.O.______work, and the moderates ponder. meeting o t the Manchester IClnla- will be Laidlaw of Oovon- "most appropriate.” EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT "agglomamento” or bringing up to timent, the now militant extrem­ terlal Aseoelation at St. Mary's No odor or embamssmofil tiy, who rriU give an flluetrated Nifcithei' the 'off-street parking ism of the political right Is In "I can think of no section more date of the government of the The one thing obvious about the Episcopal Church. His *opic will be lecture of which former State CooBcll c*f ChnrchM of officers will be held at U:SO. eon. All Intereeted women al« In­ BrAy for • clumg^ to R esld ^ w I-’ V at Maachaater Coun.. aa authority of the powerful (hirla, Repreaentative, former State Sen­ {middle. In other words, if the » 1 5 ! vited to attend. Zone C for propetty oh Green Rd. for parking, becauae any business I great American middle ground Luncheon will be served at noon. use would be permitted in such a ______Man Maltar. the centraliaed church governing ator, form tr candidate for Con- Qhaiige Meeting were strenuously oPPO»t?,’„ r.. grasinnan-at-largc, and former has by any chance bag;tm to feel Man la made “in the image or The- event ia open to all mlnia- Three residents’ of Hilltop Dr., zone. tftrMcsupnoM RATEa body, which euppoeedly ie the seat that it has allowed tba theories tera In tha Manchester area. Reser­ The meeUng of the Andover Re­ ^ The TPC stated at the time ParaMa ia Adraaea candidate for both United SUtes Oed.” This sets him apart ^ m publican Women’a Club, eeheduled which backs on the MoU and Kiss- High Ball for Roilrwids of eoneervatiam in the church. and emotions of the left to attain othar animala made “^ e r their vations will clboe Monday, Oct 7, man properties, had qualified oh- that it wished to avoid permit Oaa _Tdafr ...... ^S*oo Senate and gubernatorial nomina- for tonight, wiU he held at the ting new businesses which would Uona John M ather Lupton has be­ an extremist kind of control ,of kind.” hut this must never blind and may ba made by calling 8L iectionB 1- to *.tmm: the -agyeOfMott applications,ttFinlirntmTis. i w**© — ^ ----- v" — ______IJO gome of the authority now exer­ our living, this same middle Mary’s Church office. ARTHUR DRUG STORE elementary dchobl. The meeting ;ilC8cai.c; ------ax a*. Oaa MoBt6 ».»«»»»»•»»•■*••»•*•* ^ come the devoted high priest—the us to the tact that man is still part was to have taken place at whi.m. Friday would like to eee given a clear ment on the basis of nermal poUt KILUDD IN CBMlSH Wedneadaya at the Andover Oon- tfom dcveloipers, Mott would ^ last year. says a new Shearson research report, detailing the dynarntgi ClaagUladCUaRttlad _da^ln daadllna: 10;» a m aaeb express and impreas true and high day of"pSnlteatloB eacapt Saturday — shot at being really out front for ical experience, or ea the past OLD LTME (AP)— Thomas A. AUTO-RITE gives: Lowest rates to safe fregatlonal Church. reotorsd to provide—and maintain Topographical problems and changes in this old industry. The report lists 16 rail slocks co*s»l t ABL'.- religitaia meaning. the party for a change. voting pattema of tha state and —a buffer strip between the park- lack to land prevented construc­ nation, or on the baala of your Smith, 50, was kUled late last Toys such aa dolls, dreaa up sidered particularly attractive. Nine-currently yield over 4*h ■Nor will it be miserly with fac­ It would be. and In fact re­ night when hla ear left the high­ drivers; Low quarterly payments .. . with Rothes, stuffed animala and wheel- iiK and residential properttee. tion to apartments on the first V am iM j, Sdptmnber 34 mains. the basic verdict of most own idea of whether or net they Atity. Louis Segal said last night tract, as Bray had planned, Atty. ... one as high as 5.7Vo. Rails outperformed industrials in recent 4 ulties which, without damaging the way, knocked down eight fencs ad toys are needed for the school. political observers that this kind and their ideas make aenae may poeto and rolled down an embank­ no service charge; Simplified Policy . . » Miobt intends to continue the fence Jerome Walsh said. A change for months. Learn why. For your free copy of this report, send your A a tn m n universal eccleaiaatical order, the not be. then, entirely a valid proe- Mothera of the day are expected behind the Store behind the new the new tract would provide suffi­ of Rapublleanism la too extreme ment. to provide crackers and fruit juice. name and address to RAIL ST(XIKS ... episcopate today Is better able to in its neetalgia. too glib in some ass. If people get to the point and fast, fair claim settlement. Phone or parking area. cient land area and aUow the In­ Sprfifr is CMdfly a fMlinE, perhaps of its assurances, too slanted and where they want change of some Any woman. adiadulGd for motnar One of the oompiainU about the stallation to utilities from Green exercise locally and by itself.” of the day who cannot appear, nor But Antumn >• moatly a aanae restricted in some of its appeals,' kind, they aemetlmas pefer not ^tfrite today for full details about AUTO- buffer behind the Store, HUltop Dr. Rd., avoiding a low ridge that to prove politically sueeeasful, or to be logieal. It ia in uie econtext find a eitoetlttite. la asked to oot- Vetox looks over a Itet of charliUea th a t have benefttod from rMdent Melvin Boomer said, is blocks sewer and drainage inatal- SHEARSON, HAMMIll SCO. Sprinf is' aa tairltAtlon, a burffcon- taot Mrs. Robert MaoGranor, vice MoSxMst Men oontrilbutionB,'and happ«ly ttm doMtton to ttwA the 16-*wt strip between the laUons from the Parker—Wood- Mcirhm M«w Vo* Slock Eniuhge • FoondodWin Winter Rll president of the parenU aasoola- the Cerebral Palsy Fund named for his son, Jlmimto. With him Wallace And Yale fence end the Mbtt property Mne bridge area. 918 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER • 846-88*1 tng Md to partake, aa ytni munt. ifton. aze Richard Sperry (center), vice president to the club and ki M t matatainod. The new reg- It is axtramaly difficult to I Vejar Heard Twiin for the kickoff dtoner, and EJdwarf Macaul^, i^esldent to Atty. Walsh saM that Bray wfll Autumii'a a ekallonp*,' a dare to Is uMtkaiB reqiUxes ihe owner to maintain a 35-foot butter zone be­ fathom why authorities at Tale Menoheeter Evening Herald An- the South Church men’s dub. (Herald photo by Pinto). ntaiatadn as wal as provide a bnf- Hease send me your RAILROAD booklet: MA-g take part. If you wffl. tween the proposed apartments University Interfered with atudent WATCH FOR THE flever oorreepondent, M argery By Men’s Qub and the neighboring single fam­ plans to hear Governor George Coming Montaadon, telephone 741-801*. guilty yesterday to armed robbery Peter Motheck, 30 HUltop Dr., ily homes, but two WeUesley Rd. N am a. gpringa provided entertainment oanKriained to through traffic ^ tploMCptiM) Wallaee of Alabama. "OffldsUy Former boxer Chico Vejar was during the evening’s program. and wlU be sentenced Oct. 1. residents, T. J. JubenvlUe and Sbikiangr Affair Allyn Thayer, 29, of New Britain parentty avoiding the Mlott botJtle- hsaac Bn^er, still opposed the A ddran- unwelcome” as he might have been ALUMINUM COMI. obert J. the main speaker last night at the Richard Sperry and Godfrey neok on E. MhkUe Tph*. by ri» rt- PaiplBE ehargea they were *‘eo- MethodUt Men’s kldcoff Dinner Gourley head^ the program com­ and William Mullette, 27, to Plato- change, suspecting they would be in the city of New Haven, hia pres­ OPENING WINDOWS end DOORS Uncle Sam Sued vUle admitted robbing a St. Catto aubUng thfOMgh the back rir e ^ GMg. ei«ed*'1iy'tlia RnaalanB, and Moa- at South Methodist Church. Vejar, mittee. to the dstriment’to ble end nelgh- siqxised to the apartment's bcusk- ence on the campus should hava or TES, YOU WILL NEED once rated fourth to contenUon for arines construction firm to $6,441 yards, suffer depredation to their oow oiaima that they were^^flB** By Town Women last Wednesday. Maynard Martin, bom cNIdren'X aafetr. Nom e P h one. .Business Phone. been aa tolerable to the university THEM SOON the welterweight and middle PLEAD GUILTY He asked that the,- street be pro(pertlee and find overcrowding taif" the t9iineae, but between the weight crowns, told the 180 mem­ ST. CATHARINES, Ont. (AP) — 28, of New Britain, charged with at the neighboring Bowers School aa tha preaenca of many othar im- WHY NOT MIY Two Manoheater women are ' them, entered no plea. widened and Guit deceleration two reraiona thero aaema to be mu­ popular figures who have speared bers that ”a helping hand can be Two Connecticut pleaded t REAL ESTATE the UR. your ticket to a meaningful exis­ tual admiaalon that, a year a^o thla there aa apeakera NOW AND SAVE omimined amount of 840,000, aumirfer, some Una of thouaanda of INSURANCE claiming Injuries sustain^ to w tence.” When Mayor Rldiard Lee In­ The former boxer told ms au­ peopM'nonnally living in the Chl- accident Invol'vl a postal tnKk, formed Wallace that he was diple- OAK ST. NEAR MAIN HOME B«8 MAIN 8T., GROUND FLOOR—T E lI «4fl-fl*41 dience that he wae considered to- hSla province of Sinkianp eroaaed cn March 12, 19SB. oorrlgible when he was young. In mattcally persona non grata la the "IN8URAN8MITH8 8INCE 1914” Mra. Olga Scott of 64 Lockwood the border Into Ruaaian territory StylM by SPECIALTIES boxing, he said, he found the rec- city, he was acting in a manner » t is aeeWng 825,009. c l u i n g and were received and maintained M PUBNELL PLACE neck-atwUn,. aye and ear protolwns, ognlUon h? -wanted, but later left, which ia understandable from a MR. STEVEN the ring and returned to school. there with oordlallty by Ruaaian MS-MSfl shoulder afld right arm Injuries, political standpoint. But unless Lee HISS YVONNE He graduated from New York auUiorlttea. and reUnbursoment of lost wages, can honestly contend that Wal­ as wril as property damages to her University. The Petping version haa the af­ Since his son's death at 3^ lace’s praaenee in the city la dan­ MONDAY, SEPT. 30 fair a piece of deliberate Ruaeian **Mra Barbara Randall of 89 S. years from cerebral palsy, Vejar gerous from a public security view­ Hawthorne 8t„ a paaaenger to the Ms devoted much of his time to plotting and sabotage, in which helping children and aiding the the Rusrtans wee* Mibverting point, N. la bard to aaa why tha Scott car, claims back, shoulder, unlveralty taw fit to bring praa left arm and shoulder Injuriea. United Cerebral Palsy Fund. good Chhieae ettlseiia and trying to After Vejar’s talk,, Edward Ma- sura upon tha students to cancel She and her buaband, Robert seek train iham to go badt Into CMna reimbursement of 815,000 for the cauley, president of the Methodist and opars^;M fifth column agents hie talk there. medical care expenses, as well aa Men, presented th.e-former boxer with a contribution to the Jim­ and inaimdietioRlata. A petitlen la being eireulated en HOIMES lor lost wages. campus BOW to protast tha actloB, The action stems from an aocl mie Vejar Cerebral Palsy Fund. lha RRsafan vsrelon would hava When you need dent tovolvtog a car being driven The Manchester Barbershop theaa aama poopls reduced to deo­ and the reasoning behind the pro­ CflwruB and the visiting Quaretet- tect is eeaentially the tame reason­ by Mrs. Scott, and a postal truck peration by the ideological and being operated by William KlOt- tes from Hartford and Stafford eeonomle quality of life on the Chi­ ing which haa been voiced in de- zer. which occurred on Mardh I*, nese aide'of the frontier. fwise of tha appeantnee at Tale of 1959, ju st west of W. Middle Tidre. Without «3cperieiieed aMigtane*. and Hawthorne St. There aaOma to be aome inda- speakers just as extrame and un­ popular aa Wallace, if not more ao. the family may aneountar un­ LOAN The accident was not Investigat­ pendent datenninatlon of fact, ed by police. howenror,;that there was factifmal This proposition haa been stated familiar procedures in obtaining The hearing of the quit has been ' '' and aectional trouble for the Chi­ more grandly perhapa but never ^ Social Security or veterans’ bene­ to buy a set for Oct. 1. to yaderal Court. nese regime, in the Sinl^ang re­ more pointedly than in the state-! Hartford, befbi'e'' Judge M. J. ment by Justice Oliver Wendell i fits. Holmes service includes com­ Biumenfeld. - . gion, last summer. W ith Uiat ee- plete counsel and assistance in sa- Counsel for the plaintiffs ara 7 tabllshed»: and w ith operations ^ f Holmes that "The history of civil Attys. Sanford -Plvfler and R(( )M I T )K'r to quell t|U the next deduethm haa tion of the rights of not very nice people.” ETom this statem ent the THREAir CLOSES PI^ANTS to ba that tha paople who were ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ MEANS protecting students have taken SEE PLAINFIELD (AP) -r A bomb C making troubla for the Chinese threat telophohed to S t^ts P«dice their name, CommlttM for the Pro­ in Slnklang were receiving aaaist forced tho Shutdown of two In­ My.o-.-y anoe, or at least refuge, or per- tection of Not Very Nice Poople. dustrial plants last nlg|it. The call­ J^ V j HBRIOAN O o A I < And there is a eonslderatidn er said a bwrib had been placed hapa, both, ftom the Ruaelaaa to the Plaqlao Film Oo., but state aeroae the border. quite apart from the queatlmi of for fuel oHt, service, whether Gov. Wallace haa a right police seqpohsd the factory and the Thla would mean that, even be­ Royal Mttal Co. plant next door heating equipment fore the Ideological and diplo to be heard when aomeona like the without finding any explosives. matte aplit between Ruseia and Tale Political Union is willing to Night shift employes at both fac­ phone 522-8151 tories—a total of nearly 1,000 China had opened aa visibly wide listen. 'SAVIN GS tr LO A N " 170 FEABL ST R E hi There is still something to be workers—^were sent home as a pre­ aa it haa now become, the two na- cautionary measure. HARTFORD, CONN. tlona were having something in the said for the old-fashioned belief nature of a dash of amu, a teat that felM views or falsely motivat­ of wills, atUl by proxy on the Rub ed onec will expoee their own fal­ alan side, but real nonetheless. lacy when expoaed long enough and This kind of incident may have broadly enough to public cstamina- BOine r^t|onBblp to high ideo­ Uon. logical or diplomatic principles. Ruaala may hava been flirting with Beneath Hie Stmt people Indda fUnklang in order to w arn tho Ohinsaa toward ooexia- There ia no teadier of atthar flaot OF MANCHESTER tonea instead of toward war with or philoaophy like oM mothw na­ REGISTER NOW bdia. The argument between the ture herself if only w« ean train two nattens over ideology may oursrivee to sit at her feet, look at V 94 ' have contributed to the mutual what she displays before ua, and FOR FALL CLASSES LOflnSTO PURCHASE feeling of tmaion along tho Sinkl- then translate from one realm to ang border. ' another that element of univwaal- But baaioally such border Rrie- Ity which la somewh ere inside each A « S w C o n ^ ^ an expert on how to get the tlen ia a matter a< territory, of specific display. YWCA OFFICE 1 On0;_of the most important stept in your lift can be the geography, of power, and of ^ a Somebody has now disooversd, , most from itSEOmmilhicationsVTh^xport is one of pur Communic^pns Consult- gBnae of oonflict which could be hy such careful and faithful and 79 NORTH MAIN ST. buying o^ -R-JKome in which your family will know le rooted ia the presence of two huge humble proceas, the r,truth about the pecuiock. Anybody who really s : much happin^s. See Manchester’s oldest financial insti­ -'ants.^He’s works for us on salary.,^ a Here he s, national behemoths on the same 0 great land mass Juat aa quickly as watched a peacock could have dis­ or at Open House Wednesday tution fojLR^an made to fit your needs and budget, tp la tha orthodoxy or the apostacy covered, oenturlea ago, before the demonstrating how sp^ialtelei^ione'equipment--in this case, a Speakerphone— of one o t tha otber in the realm of folklore about tha peacock avar be­ From 7 to 9:30 P,M, at Community Y LORRSTO IfTiPROVE rnik'e^ hom#^ Ownership the jby it should be. Oammunlat doctrina. gan, that the strut of the peacock wili save executives time and trouble^ But the Consultant’s recommendations do- Ruaria and China might be doing was not any display of vainglori­ axaetly *bi« to each other if neither ous ego, but simply the big bird’s not always initove #%ihg^'eqhipinent. Quite often, he simply points out was Oomttualat They might be do­ constant necessary effort to keep For Adults Wedaesday, 9 A.M. ta U Nooa from tripping over Its own big Thursday, 9 A.M. to 8 P JL ing naetly this to aach othar if Bridge For Fun (For Man and Wonan) I Open Until 5 P.M. Meiiday. Tuatdoy emd Friday how " t o 'make;te8wMii'of e^ f Whatever;his specific both wars damoeraeies. But what­ feet. Mondajm—7:80 to 0:30 P.M. ever they are, they are going to The basic insecurity wfaleh-hes have to laarn how to live in peace. beneath the peaoook’a atra t la afso, Wateroolor Painting (For Mon and Waman) suggestion^ h # o b j ^ v ^ i^ a t w p y l, t t f ^ ^ efficiency-through hotter Tnaadayn—10 A.M. to Noon Just aa tha rest of the world la of course, the thing which. In one - communtoi*l’o ^ ^ l ^ t ^ £ W , ^ ^ 'k M i y A ^ a Communications Consultant will going to have to learn It, and Just form or another, la baneath every Oil Painting (For Men and Woman) as aach of them la going to have to oOier piece of showy ostentation Wednesday—7:30 id 10 PJH. Pride in ownership learn It In rriaUimahlp to the rest we see in otoer behaviori«ns. or Thursday—^9 to Noon V .? be visItiirgSou IW ;'th it‘|fiajS, ^ f t e i « e t : h i s assistance nfjit away. There s of tha weirtd too, if thara ia to le- catch, sonMU^es, in our mirror. Buin MhahltaWa land mass for And K w« r a ^ Mt in natura’a Folks who own- Beals Solid Maple FHimiture '''V' glimagic (Woman) are naturally proud of their homra. They kriow ' > N aayho^r- fliaaa and Mam, and aaa a paaeoek- Thuradaya—8 to 9 P.M. •do, atyla strut earning tosvard m , is« there is no better maple made. They a p p ^ ia te Baginnora Bridge vS A \ I N G S the time and skill that has gone into the d ^ No Ptarthflr Doubts tkink not of the strut, or of tha oh- jactlonable boastfulnaai mmI ago H Friday—1 to^8 P.BL signing and making of this fme furniture. They Tha daatb o t Popo John, whose ■uggasta but of tba weaRBM aad LOAN realize they never need buy fu rm t^ again, humanity laft Moh a marie upon handicap it is atriving to ovareonM, \ V s o t I \ r I o V for Beals is made for. a lifetime of happy use. AMERICAN EXPRESS If. this is the kind of solid maple you would like the worid, zaia^ quaationa about and wa feel not envy or oontsmpt, For Children t r a v e l e r s c h e q u e s tta dtraetloa tha aaeond sasrion of but aympathy. Of siich kneartadga to own, come sec Beals for every room Modem Dance (For Boys aJid Giria) , , f ^ t » . - tha V atim Ooondl would taka and understanding w« had better hom o, ih Watkins home-hke Beals Gallery. 936 Wednesday—3:15 to 4 P.M. miTITIITIOII u o i ohwt tba antbiudaam not be too visibly proud, either^ (Kindergarten to Grade 2) ■ AIICIII8TH*S bldkit rmAWciAL______ICabf S t r M t . : , wBb whMi tt would purmie eeu- Nature's leaaona are quietly and discreetly .given, to the patlm t and 4 to 4:45—Grades 3 to 5 NEAR MAPLE STREET U a a t t f m ___ I dtaappaar- lha modest and ths watchful, and 1007 MAIN str eet tlartWofCtow ibouU ba aa dtoerastljr taealvad CtasMS StMtilM WMk bf Soft. iOrii j >:«f and lavtogad. / f . PAGE K P ^ ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1963

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 dofe J. Davis, 24, East Windsor, PAGE EIGHT driving without a Befense. each expounding his own particu­ 12th Circuit Cases continued: lar brand of Republicanism. RockvUle-V ernon Funerals Nixon Moving, The companion cases of. Peter jVo New Murder Evidence Rule Relaxed ] If in the end they ruin each Goiirt Cases Albert Roy, 20. of 6 Orchard St., other's chances for the nomina- and Roger Baker and Raymond EXCLUSIVE AT— [ Uon, it might happen that Nixon . Dr. Robert J. Walsh Bouchard Bound Over Johnson Jr., both 19, of Veimon, Not Running would change his mind , about no- MANCHES’TER s e s s io n In Senate as TTie funeral of Dr. Robert J. all charged with attempted break­ TELEVISION being a candidate or not being • Some 17 out-of-state motorists ing and entering and larceny, have Sex Attack Motive, Walsh W South 8t„ Coventry, was drafted, it he gets support. By JAMES MARLOW yesterday forfeited a tOtM of had their case# transferred to the held this morning frona the John F. Asaeclated Prees New* Analyst It wouldn’t be the first time he Circuit Court 12 Glastonbury ses­ Photo Taken On Break Charges 3607 in bonds when they failed to APPUANCES ‘Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. WASHINGTON (AP) — Richard changed his mind, sion <1 ~ law and disappear from public ferences with reporter* since. ^"^uch'ard waived extradition in Peter M. Skotland. 32, of New UarfRertdent SUte Trooper Mario driving was found on Resen-oir tional Geographic Society camer­ Seated in the sanctuary were Last April Nixon talked Infor­ Houlton and U being held undM The third meetlhg in a series W front of the Stop A Shop Super­ as, 97 of its 100 members were in lUe. family nutriUon is slatsd tomor­ MUford, N. J., wae fined 3135 for Palumbo. There waa no explana­ Rd. in Vernon by a town con­ the Rt. Rev. Magr. Joseph E. Far­ But by spring he was making mally with newsmen and one of 85,000 bond. He was charged nitn market on W. Middle 'Tpke. John­ PROTECTION CONTRACT their seats when the picture row at tha Tolland Agricultural operating a motor vehicle while son Is free under 31,000 bond while tion given ot the actlvltlea. stable Wednesday night. The. rell of New Britain, the Rev. Paul public appearances and state­ Uiem, Cecil Holland ot Uie Wash­ breaking and entering with criml- under the Influence of liquor. Karller In the day, Major Rome lights were off and the ignition taking. started. Sabulis of Waterbm-y, the Rev. Al­ ington SUr, said Nixon made it Center on Rt. 80 In Vernon. "Food the other two youths are being Strictly enforced Senate rules ments again. Fads and Facta” is this wsek’s Skotland was arrested In Coven­ had aald there was no new evidence key* in the car. The girl had left fred Mathleu of Dayville, the Rev. He has insisted he Is not run­ clear as "unequivocally as any­ **^ouc1mrt waived, preliminary try on Aug. 24 after betog ob­ held at the State Jail at Hartford AT NO EXTRA COST but that poUce are working on new a 4-H meeting on Rt. 30 In Rock­ forbid taking pictures in the Sen­ John J. Delaney of Manchester, the one could" he would not be a proceedings this topic. The morning meeting is in lieu of similar bonds. Atty. ate chamber or from the galleries ning for anything and “ under no served by police while driving his InformaUcn. interviewing persons ville a little before 11 p.m. Her Rev. Leo Weston of East Haven, circumstances’’ would he consider candidate in 1964 either tor the Mund over to Tblland Superior from 10 to 13 and th* evening car In the wrong Ian# of traffic. Homer Scovllle yesterday was ap­ who had information on Hope* overlooking it. But the Senate re­ the Rev. Joseph Murphy of Meri­ presidency or for the U.S. Senate meeting from 8 to 10. pointed public defender for Baker. Now You Cot a Rogistwred Sorvice ProtocHon Contract for 5 Fufl Y m car was found at 11:20. laxed the rule to permit the offi­ a draft for the Republican presi­ John G. Tyler, 16, of 308 W» activitiea. and sifting evidence al­ Police organized a search party den the Rev. James Harrison of dential nomination In 1964. He de­ or the House, In both of which July 1, Clyde Chevrolet- Dr. Janina Czajkowakl, nutrition Center St., waa fined 321 for fail­ Jacqueline Pepin of WilllmanUc, At No Extra Cost to You. Covers M Us m I Cost ready obtained. cial picture for publication in a Hartford, the Rev. Philip Hussey he served. Bulck on Rt. 83 in Vernon was speclalUt, wUl discuss food fad­ charged with larceny, had her case and scoured the nearby woods new Capi.tol guide-book. fined his role as a “ leader of ure to obey a stop sign. His ar­ Ports, Later, Transportotion, Trucking Includte. COVERS ALL PROD­ He »ald he had hopes of a through the morning and next day. of Manchester, the Rev. John opinion" In the party. HoUand also said Nixon threw broken Into and a 1®®® .y®*'** dists and promoters of special rest followed an Incident in which continued unUl Thursday here for Rep. Fred Schwengel, R-Iowa, Quinn of Waterbury, the Rev. Den­ cold water on reports he would ),fMi(through but that Inveati- ■niey found nothing. Perhaps for a politician the taken. A watch and |40 in CMh preparations. an off-duty State policeman ob­ payment of a 375 fine. UCTS — TV (Color Included), Stereo, All Major Appliances, Even Ro- gators have nothing definite at president of the U.S. Capitol His­ nis Hussev of Manchester, the Rev. move his residence from Califor­ Wednesday’s meeting U open to Thuraday police disclosed that torical Society which had ar­ next best thing to being a can­ waa also reported served a beer bottle being thrown Mrs. Pepin reportedly took a Edward j. McClean of Hartford, didate himself Is having some­ nia to New York although he said chard waa arrested In Fort Kent, the public and has been arranged dios. this time. the car seat had been moved back ranged lor the project, told re­ from the Tyler-driven car by an­ wallet containing 338 from a fel­ The major has said state police the Rev. Joseph P. Donohue of thing to say about a lot of things. he would visit New York often. Maine, driving the car. A J^veiUla by Mis* Cora H. Webb, home dem­ other youth. The policeman then low worker. She later made res­ are convinced an attwnpted sexual and the rear viesv mirror adjusted porters as far as can be learned Bloomfield, and the Rev. Thomas from searching the records, this Including "somebody else who ExacUy one month later Nixon with him was turned over to juve­ onstration agent for the Exten­ followed the Tyler car which ran titution of the money, the court attack waa the motive in the for a person taller than the 5 foot H. Dwyer of Warehouse Point. m l^ t be a candidate. Nixon, now announced he was changing his 3 girl. They also revealed that two is the first time the Senate has nile authorities. sion Service. Old Home Gives Way for Apartments a stop sign. records noted. strangulation slaying of the Bolton Mrs. George Banka waa organist. 50, has been a politician since he residence from Califmmla to New ■ Bouchard was arrested after he Attende Nattoiial Sesaioa Tyler told Judge Joseph Dan- Until Oct. 3, tor plea, Harold J. 9. women riding in the area Wednes­ lifted the ban to permit pictures girl. He said his investigators are Charles Robbins waa soloist. Bur­ was 33. York auid would join a law firm reportedly, broke Into a ^ County Agent John H. Elliott of Workmen demolish the 90 year old Vignone house at Spruce and O ak^ U . bo jreake nehy that the reason he didn’t Smith, 41, of 109 Falknor Dr., sale day night reported they had been although there have been some there. Four days later he bought working on the theory that her car unauthorized pictures from the ial was in St. James’ Cemetery, “ As the last presidential candi­ tim In Canada and w m allegedly Tolland is at the annual meeting of ««nXtrtictton of a 32-unlt garden-type apartment house on the site. The a^rtmenta ^11 be stop for the stop sign was that of liquor to minors; John J. Trl- was forced to the side of the road followed by another car with tVl’o Manchester. Father Weston read date,” he said in July, "m y role a $1S5,(X)0 cooparaUve apartment in the process ot breaking Into a bv Bantem Ooaet BlrtterOT^s, Inc. of Manchester, and wiU be eimllar In design to those he thought the car In back of him youths or men inside. galleries. the NaUonal AssociaUoo of County vlgno, 51, of 46 Alexander St., sale by another vehicle as she drove the committal, assisted by the vis­ now la to try to guide the thoughts in the same buUdlng on Fifth gas ttaUon in Fort Kent. Agricultural Agents this week In K «T aiik^m d O ^ i e 9ta and on Spruce St., near the firehouse. The store on the (not knowing he was a poUce- of liquor to a minor. Police dragged a nearby reser­ 'The historical society is a non­ Avenue where Gov. Rockefeller S ^ v ^ oS iirtS d f“ ahSut^O y^TmvUl hli dearth k few yearn ago) by Joe^ Vign^e’s along Reservior Rd. in Vernon. He profit group, including 280 Con- iting clergy. of the Republican party. I will Polict are checking on inionna- Minneapolis. Some 1,500 agenU and man) would hit him from the UnUl Oct. 7, for plea, Frank PHILCQ did not comment on whether he voir and Friday searched in a Bol­ Bearers were Dr. Bernard Sheri­ make some speeches and do some had an apartment. Uon that another was m- Shoe Repair Shop. Mrs. Vignone now resides at the University of Connecticut, In Storrs, where rear. Nielsen, 17, West Hartford, lar­ gress members in its member­ Republican NaUonal Chairman wives are at the session. felt the murderer waa known to ton quarry but found no clues. ship. created to ' study and dan, Dr. William L. Conlon, Dr. writing and I will Attend the Re­ volved in the Vernon break. Bou- Elliott, prealdent of th# Ifaw 0he serve# aa a dormitory house mother. (Hemld photo by Pinto).______Other speeding cases brought ceny; Dominic Saglio, 25, Glaaton- the girl. Sunday the searchers again con­ Gerard Keane, Dr. George Gentile. publican presidential convention. William E. Miller has forecast a chard aaid this morning In court fines to 'Vincent Fusco, 41, Water­ bury, improper passing; John L. promote public appreciation of the key role for Nixon at next July’s England AssoclaUon ef Ctounty Detectives feel Miss Rothwell verged on the area where the car history of the Capitol. Atty. William F. Mangan Jr. and “ I expect to have something to that the other person Is in jail m Agricultural AganU, Is on# of bury, 327; Lawrence Gray, 29, East Sullivan, 23, Wapping, shopllfUng; A SUBSIDIARY OF left her own car and waa ‘‘induced” waa found. They were told to say on th* caindidate and the Re-1 convenUon in San BYanclsco. Maine. _ ^Ihristmas Ideas Hartford, 327; Herbert LlUlbrldge, The three senators absent as the John Colapletro. This means, he will probably three delegate# repreaenUng over Andover and the companion cases of Mrs. to enter the second car. check every inch of the ground picture taking got under way were publican platform. But I do not On State Panel 100 agents in Hew England. 19, Coventry, 330; and Israel J. Judith Arcarl of 51 School St. and ‘The major did not comment on intend myself to be a candidate have a spot on the program from Rubin, 67, Waterbury, 3100, the and report anything that might be Clair Engle. D-Calif., ill at the Rev. C b m tt F. Austin Raymond E. Ramsdell, V«fn?" Hospital Notes Displayed at TAG Mrs. Joan E. Kaufman of 63 Wells whether she was forced into the ... clue. Some 300 men participated. for any office in 1964.” which to express his view* to th* superintendent of schools, will be latter with a continuance tor piiy- U.S, Naval Hospital at Bethesda, Funeral services for the Rev. delegates when they pick a nomi­ Admitted yeaterday; Mrs. St., cruelty to persons. other car or went willingly. How­ Md.; Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., He has made a number of talks participating in a panel discussion ment of fine until Oct. 14. Until Oct. 10, for disposition 4 While the searchers slowly Chester F. Austin of 106 Hamlin nee. He eeema unlUtely himself to Helen LaChappell*. Baker Rd.; Relax ALPOA Bylaws, Flxhlblts ot Cljrlstmaa decora­ ever. there were no aigns of a combed the woods in the damp and Harrison A. Williams Jr., D- critical of the administration of at the Connecticut Conference on Other case dlspositioas by fines pending a report from family re­ struggle near her abandoned ve- St. wore held yesterday afternoon President Kennedy who beat him have a vote unless RookefeUer Mrs. Elsie Davidson, 34 Eliza­ tions and gift ideas is scheduled Included John H. McHu.tj'n ,Tr., 21, weather, Robert Usher, 47, was N.J. Both Goldwater and Williams at the Church of the Naaarene. EducaUon in New Haven-Oct. 9. beth St.; Mrs. Ellen Schneider, for Oct. 9 at the Tolland Agri­ lations officer Thomas Elliott, Wcia. .. . for the White House by Inches in makes a place for him on the Ramsdell will speak on "In^stnal of 209 Hlllstown Rd., 325, improp­ conducting a routine insprotion of arrived later. The Rev. Robert J. Shoff, pastor, New York delegaUon. Hoffman Rd.. Ellington; Carl Er- cultural Center (TAC) on Rt. 30 Miss Marilyn J. Plank of Wap­ He said the Manchester High family property nearby. The prop­ Goldwater’s office said he was 1960 Arts" in a panel on "How the er passing; Terry MeSweeney, 18, School senior was taken to the officiated. Mm. Fred Woods was Nixon said Monday he now in­ But, without being a delegate, landson. Hillside Ave. Some Members Urge In Vernon. The showing Is set from of 18 Auburn Rd., 315, driving a ping, shoplifting. APPLIANCES High School Help the Non-College erty is checked monthly. attending the regular Tuesday organist,' and Miss Marion J*nes he could operate backstage on the Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. 12:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Until Oct. 22, at East Hartford, spot In Uie wood* where her body morning meeting of his Air Force tends to speak out on a wide array I Student?” motor vehicle without a license; was found and attacked. She re­ At 4:30 p.m. a siren on a rescue was soloist. Burial was in East of domestic and foreign policy is­ choice of a candidate. He says and Mrs. Francis Carter, Pinna­ Barasbee Homemakers of Cov­ Levris N. Gaskell, 24. Rockville. Robert M. Treat, 24. Cromwell, Reserve unit. He is a Reserve I Speakers at the conference, spon­ negligent homicide. sisted, a struggle followed, and she vehicle was heard and a voice on Cemetery. ^ ^ sues because he thought the Re­ that at this Ume he has no choice sored by the State Department of cle Rd.. Ellington. A group of Andover Lake Prop-' > 8. The Governor announced after entry will exhibit home decorations $25 with 310 remitted, improper a loudspeaker, sounding through major general. Bearers were Sherwood ^ jh . among the Republicans who are Discharged yesterday: Mra. the two-hour meeting that the and the Watson Park Homemakers was killed, tha major theorised. Williams said he was. late be­ publican posiUon “ was not getting I EducaUon, Include CommlMion*^ erty Owners Aaooclatlon (ALPOA) passing; Joachim Gaul, 20. of ,340 He said the entire Investigation the w o^ s said, "The search is Porter CoUins, Fred Woo^. Eric through completely.” talked of as candidates. He says Claire Tetro and son, 8 Main St., ClvU Rights Commission would of Vernon, snowman door decor­ Hackmatack St., and Francis Wil­ cause he stopped off en route for Majeeka, Fred Phillips and Albert William J. Sanders, who will talk membens have, called tor a meet­ is centering around this ang^le. over." This news that the Republican he will support whoever is chosen. on "The Philosophy of Cha^e In Broad Brook; Mra. Carol Gagnt enter the dispute. ations. liams, 18, Bolton, each $15, :nnk- treatment of a cold. But If the convention got dead­ and daughter, 90 Talcott Ave.; Tsuffia said last week that If the Other exhibiting groups include: The new theory eliminates earli­ Usher had come upon the body News photographers were for­ posiUon la not getting through I Education;" New Haven School ing Thursday to discuss proposed Ing unnecessary noise with a mo­ BOY SCOUT er reports that she might have lying between two mounds of dirt. *^The Holmea Funeral Home, 400 completely may be a surprise to locked, and Nixon heard a call Mrs. Laura Pschlchholtz, 06 changes In membership bylaws of situation at Andover Lake Is not Tap and Snip. Group of Mansfield— tor vehicle (squealing tires); bidden to make pictures, but Main St., waa in charge of arrange for Nixon, would he close his Supt. Lawrence O. been‘ killed In the other caf and ‘The skirt of her dress was tom two other Republicans. New "Community Changes and E ^ ca- Mountain St.; Mias Delores Tier­ the group. resolved the Congress of Racial Christmas packages: WllUngton James Thibodeau Jr., 16, Stafford Note* and News Schwengel announced his society ments. ears? ney, 2917 Yale PI., Baldwin. Long Equality (CX>RB) might begin Wllcrafters—expansible foil dec­ taken to the wooded area, after and the contents of her brown would make copies of the pictures York’s Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller ttonal ImpUcaUons,” and New York Among those spearheading the brin gs, 312, failure to drive In an handbag spilled nearby. The body and Arizona’s Sen. Barry (3old- Island, N. Y. group are William Tucker and picketing the lake. orations; Columbia Homemakers— established lane; Patricia Wilcox, she waa dead. . available to news media. A first anniversary M w will be Chty Aast. School Supt. 'raomas VM 1 9 8 uation. A State Department Mrs. Kose Giner, Glastonbury; a THERE’S A LOTI 148 to be sent to the other 98 nations after- she was last seen by her at his pr6M conference last week First sterilizing a large number apokesman declined comment un­ son to Mr. and Mrs. Archangelo j that have signed the treaty. til oSiciala had a chance to mother, Mrs. Mary Davis Conlln. that he would request such a.meet­ of male# by using gamma rays, SEE THE NEW 1964 Fears were expressed that the Mary Lee bears a striking re­ D’Amato, 119 Keeney St. ing to see what further steps could the experts released them to mate AUTOMATIC treaty was ambi^ous m whether the entire story. semblance to her aunt, former BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to I with unsuspecting females which FAMOUS COOL CHASSIS be taken In the matter. Now! For only 9%^* a •\LL CHANNEL It would inhibit use ot nuclear Seefstary of Defense Robert S. movie star Grace Kelly, now wife Mr. and Mrs. Almet Sullivan | The Rev. Mr. Phllpot gnd James later had no desire to mate with Day In...Day Out... weapons in an armed conflict. McNamara, named by the Herald of Prince Ranler of Monaco. Coventry. 11 normal males. Eggs born of the day for fuel...hot water ELECTRIC DRYER Tribune aa one of the main figures Tsuffia, who alno has charged DRIES 12 LB. LOAD However, a reservation to define DISCHARGED YESTERDAY:i ALPOA with dladr^mlnatary prac­ ,arranged matings do not hatch 2 WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES the right to tue nuclear weapons involved, and Gen. Maxwell U. And the species dies out. for all—all the time! CRISS-CROSS TUMBLE COLOR TV TAylor, chairman of the Joint John Lunutta, 53 Foley St.; Louise tices, met the Governor on Sept. FRONT LINT TRAP PRICES START was rejected after proponents in­ Valois, Ellington; Mrs. Atin Jan-1 sisted that President Kennedy had C9iiefs of Staff, arrived today in I f Saigon. They will survey the situa­ Hearing Starts uszewski, Colchester; Mrs. Ada yon live in a typical houaa, given Iron-clad assurances that Henry, Walpole, Mass.; Mrs. Betty you could easily run qut of hoi 00 $ 9 5 nothing liq-'the pact imposed limi­ tion In South Viet Nam for Presi­ " " PRESCRIPTIONS $ Sazinski, ^uth Windsor; Peter | water several times a .week. tations on use of weapons in de­ dent Kennedy. On Rail Fight BraziUs, 34 Finley St.; Angelo Di- ... resulting in’meaningful 138 499 Now you can have all the hot fense of the United States or its The Herald Tribune story said mlnlco, 78 High St.; Diane Pa- •lUes. the cable involved was sent by the tvater you need tU one time for savings to you every day^ (Continued from Page One) plneau, 198 Porter St.; Mrs.' Marie I LAST EVENING In the long debate, supporters State ■ Department the night of Szetela, 34 Lewis St.; Robert only o Think o f i t — voiced hope that the treaty may A ug.'34-25 and “was broadcast as on ly * dayl No up* and downs in your rroKriplien 14-cent hourly pay boost, plus a Moquin, 14 Christopher Dr., Rock-' I OW OfW W7K UMKKTKFPOKt tU m To Our Customers — ' be the first step on a long journey kind of an Invitation to the Viet­ vllle; Robert Oliver, Vernon Ave., | 'Yes, thanks to Mobilheat— co sts-n o “ disceunh” today, “ rogolor toward an easing of the cold war namese army to get rid of Presi­ 10 per cent Increase. Another skilled group, the Rockville; Peter Ratti, Hebron; , and an oil-fired hot water heater prices” tomorrow I Yee, you are covered from thle date on. We have your re^sterwl ® and an end to the perils of radio­ dent Ngo Dinh Diem and his Eugene Fleming, Vernon Trailer o f correct capacity—your family brother and sister-in-law, the high­ Brotherhood of Railroad Signal­ No “ reduced sp*dds” --n* “ temporary tection contract for you. You are now covered on the cost of parts, active fallout. Ct.; Mrs. Doris Wescott and son, ... we pointed out that there was a creative can take care o f oU their washing' charges for 6 years from the date of purchase. Drop, In and get your 5 year serviee Opponents, and a good many ly publicized Ngo Dinh Nhus." men, has demanded a 25 per cent reductions’ ’ on Prescriptions to iuro Increase. The four other unions— Mansfield; Mrs. Geneva Byram and seeds at one time. Bupportera, too, aired fears that The Herald Tribune zald the daughter, lS6Vi Woodland St. aspect to investinjf and that your Putnam customers I protection contract. the ban on atmospheric testing cable waa prepared by Roger Hils- clerks, malntenance-of-way work­ M om can do the fam ily wash. DISCHARGED TODAY: Markl P® ny would cause the United States to man, asaistant secretary of state ers, telegraphers, and restaurant representative will work with you to help Sis can do the dishea of the tame — V At th* some Hme, there is never ony AT NO COST—OF COURSE______lose nuclear superiority. Some op­ for Far Eastern affktrs. Pentagon workers— are asking a 29-cent Toomey, 63 Lyndale St., Marcia you make both analytical and creative invest­ time Junior takes his bath, and compromise In sendee or quality I ponents e^qnreaaed deep concern sources contended that HUsman hourly Increase, to be followed by Thurston, 330 Center St.; Mra. RELAX-HMD WHAT YOU WANT you enjoy a ehower. BUDGET TERMS UP TO 36 MONTHS over a poeaiblUty that the Soviet showed the message to W. Averell periodic, specified raises. Barbara Dobb, 38 Talcott . Ave., ment decisions. Why not call him today. YOU o n OUR lomsr nicis ev er y The wage proposals are accom­ RockviUe; Mark Garber, HlUtop | Don’t delay—phone us today. We Deliver 'Union had even vaulted idiead cf Harriman, undersecretary Of aUte Find out how easy it is to sw itch DAY OF THE YEAR... AND YOU SA¥t the United States by achieving a for political affalni; who was said panied by differing fringe and Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Maureen Ber­ MOK YHROUGHOUT THE YEAR...ON Everywhere,' Fast job-security demands. gen, Cook Dr., Bolton; Emiliel to a Mobilheat-fired water beat* defense -against balllsUc missiles. to have approved the cable. There AUYOUl PRESCRimON NEEDS MANCHESTER The President has expressed Congxess gave the arbitration Bugbee, Somers; Mrs. Johanna was no cmisultaUon with Mc­ panel 30 days to get hearings on BY reacling and using WANT ADS doubt whether the Soviet Union Namara, “ a'man of icy intelligence Hoyt. West WllUi^on; Thomas FREE INFORMATION TRY US AND SEE or the United States can ever the work rules stalemate started, Henry, 9 Preston Dr.; Mrs. Fran­ who doesn't relish curve-ball dip­ 60 more days to reach a solution, •vtwrew/enily sffsar. overcome the scientific ^gnd engi­ lomatic methods," the Herald Tri­ ces MUla, Andover: Donald Aker- neering problems involved in an and another 60 days to bring its ley, S3 Ridge St.; Dimitri Levchuk, Do you know of an aasiar way to shop or sell? When you maka our Want bune said. decision into force. DIVIDENDS OVER 'HIE YEARS antimissile missile system. < In some capital circles, the af­ 113 Biasell St.; Carol Gasch. Tol­ Ads your mariietplaca, al( you ao is place your ad and wait for the phone to After on and off negotlationa fair Is being called "McNamara’s land; Mrs. Beverly Walker, 94 j This booklet is very helpful in planning almost as old as the atomic age New Mattress Heated Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Barbara Kueza | ring land ring it will), or sit back and enjoy reading the Want Ads, then phone Itself, the-United States, Britain war.” your investment Objectives and serves as a Soma of the skirmishing has and son, E>uit Hartford; Mrs. Ju­ for an appointmant to see the advertised items. Want Ads do the work— and W E GIVE and the Soviet Union agreed July VIENNA—The newest thing In dith Hammer and son. Hazard-1 98 In Moscow on the treaty out­ become evident in U.S. military basic guide. Ask your Putnam man. GREEN STAMPS e claims that the war against the winter sleeping comfort is ' an ville; kirs. JoMphinc Ambro and | quickly! lawing tsstiag in the atmosphere, son, Wapping. t ' 1 . caitcr space and underwater. Communist Viet Cong in South electricaUy heated foam rubbw Viet Nam Is slowly being won. mattress. Introduced by an Aus­ i m i i a i m g YO&IL FIND A FRIEND AT... At a ceremony in the Kremlin BOKE FRIORT Aug. 8, the treaty was signed by Nonmllltary Americana, for the trian firm. The mattreae is grad- Soviet SVireisn Minister Andrei A. moet part, claim the war is being uaUy brought up to body temper­ AIXENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — I CUSSIFIED DEPT. PHONE Ml 3-2711 i - J PUTNAM & CO. MORIARTY Gromyko, m tlsh Foreign Secre­ Idet. ature. J When a woodchuck invaded jpollca GIT rOUR NTXT PR[;,CRIPTIC.N MUtP IIGGTTT>._» headquarters Mrs. Mary Wolfel, | ' 1 Al l, PRICES INCLUDE: tary umd Borne and Scci tary of HUsman, once director of the . N. I BSui'’'* CENTER ST.—648-2151 State D ew Rusk. State Department’s intelligence ORONOUSKI OONFIBMED WhitehaU Township radio dis- BROTHERS "Wa Sava You MonGy*' d e l i v e r y , n o r m a l installation , f u l l m f o . w a r r a n t y .a n d t r a d k Later the treaty waa signed by department, has been at logger­ WASHINOTON (AP) — The Setcher, took refuge on a desk. I fT other aafiOBB. Only Red Chins heads with the military. Pentagon Senate speedily confirmed to­ ut first she shouted “ Help" intoj ■ ) ------Ml 3-51135 AT THE PARKADE—WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE sad Fraaes of tbs major (owers ■ourcea m y. He is called one of day President Kennedy's noml- the microphone. Open Dally 9 to 6:86. Thursday Eve. 6 to 9. Mfussd to do so. th* "fungl ho boys," a sarcastic Mtion of John A. Oronousld, Detective Howard E. Zerfass I 301-315 Cantor St. 830000COGOOOOOOOqOOOOOOOQOpO[n3^^ tem f o r ' thoiM advocating out W^l^nain state tax oomralsaloa- arrived in answer to the call and Open Saturday 9 to 12. iprASanraTON

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(18) Bis Picture ( 3) What In The World :UMIER & SUPPLY c a l ■cun nty 1 at Second Congregational racial problems was in the hands 8:00 ( 3-12) Red Skelton MCoatlaent OGirl’a name Introduction of ths teaching etaff (24) Wbat'e New OSloall Wand Church. The total proposed budg­ of the city’s large business Inter­ (20) For Your Information 8:30 ( 22-30) Rcdlgn ^9t. 1947 — Bolton BUGGS BUNNY IBLonrUOad and sehool personnel plu# a ohort (40) Stoney Burke ( 8-20-40) McHale * Navy tUmooM 10 Bound . et le <20,220 of which <10,200 la ests and the men who run them. 4:10 ( 3) Newe. Sport* and Weather (24) Stories of H. H. Munro Tel. 643-2141 r USoMatnawt anticipated through divldenda, 9:00 ( 3-12) Petticoat Junction UQnalilM bueiness meeting will be held after “It Is the universities like Yale 6:16 (23) Club House OKAY. N | THAT T'MORRER YA . aoancy / cash offerings, church school the supper. Invited gueaU include 4:30 ( 40) Adventures in Time (10-22-301 Richard Boone eoBlMUnt* IT P a a ^ ld 28 Aperture 4SliOokaMr which have trained these men," ( 8-20-40) Greatest Show on Earth BUT I'M PULL-DOWN BETTER CALL AN ^ UYoong IMSI 48 P it rentals, glfU and fees. members of the board at sducaUon (10-22-30) Huntley-Brlnkley ELECTRICIAN!^// SBBambooUlN UMtasUra 20 Soap-making Morgan said, “and imtil they act (12) Newsbeat 9:30 ( 24) Face of the World 8U8S,WIU.YCXI ''ALMOST LATE LAMP WON'T a sw a n d en frame 44lDdMdai]a Hie pledge program started and Myron Collstte, superlntsndent (24) Planet Earth ( 3-121 Jack B^nny paiNt 46Ganua of fragl there will be no progress In Bir­ (18) Subscription TV •RXTHE LAMP PERTH' COMEDOWN SlNan* SoddaM SaVugoalaT big SI Nullify Sunday with a Christian Enllet- of schools. (20) Film AND I OSCirouae 47 Sporta group mingham.” (18) Life Of Riley 10:00 ( 3-12) Garry Moore IN THE DEN MOV/E! of htilTnf 48 Hen p n d n d a . ment observance at which pledges Membsrriiip cards will be avail­ ( 8) Walter Cronkitc (10-22-30) Andy Williams 880110 SSRabblU Questioned about a story in the (24) In-School Preview BEPOPEVOU WANT 70 32*‘^S!K«rth’‘ 40 Roman robaa HOBunneia woM were presented. Canvassers work- able. The only money raising ( 8) The Outlaws READ IN dty 26 Viper ^ ^ •d in the afternoon making visits New York nm es that he was being 7:00 (12-82-. (10) Tonight (C) n r IT Anyone not contacted and got a want sd in ths news column (10 Movie SOHaan slated Oct. 12. Last year members PEGREE6 F. FOR l9 SECONDS} of the New York Time*.’’ (20) Big Picture 11.30 (12) Movie SaMaaUifnl i r wishing to participate In the U of H Biologist 7:16 (22) Backelaae 11 31, (22-30) Tonight (C) IT" IT made and sold 860 grinders. This THEN COOL IT IN ICE. Later, he said he did not believe ‘ 8) Movie S4HavlD( layan pledge program may contact Dr. Robert H. Gwynn of 134 year, Mre. Paul Brookman, pub­ (80) Sports Camera 8S Plant IT" ft n om a s J. McKinney, chairman > InM Mm his stand on civil righto would af­ SFB BATUKnAr’8 TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTING adjoatmant HoU St., a research biologist, has licity chairmen, said, "as long as ,llkM*MM4M»»b*«l•TamtiewMc fect his law practice. MA(«1 of the Chrietlan Enlistment Com­ It’s Coluirtbus Day, let’s make It STBacome* a r mittee. Joined ths faculty In the School of “But I may find out when 1 go 1492.’’ back that it has,” h« said, al­ jallyUka R“ & 9 PTA to Do Enumeration Arte and Sciences at the Univer­ Eleetton Ballots en, interested In sewing, cooking, ^ (Steuvious S» Animal doetact decorating and related subjects, though he denied he was In dan­ Radio f O F T A L L - (colL) The Robertson School PTA has sity of Hartford. The registrars of voters, Grace ST been assigned the contract to are invited by Mre. Naumec to ger of losing his Job. 40 Andant Irlah A speolallst In the field of oar- Pringle (R) knd Laura Szegda (D) "It would be difficult to lose (This listing Includes only those newt broadcasts of 10 or 16 minute CKDittl complete the enumeration of chil­ Join the group. The Homemakers lenttli. Some stations carry other short newscasts). BY V. T. HAMLIN 41 ClwraUtr’a aea 31” clnogeneSie (formation of cancer) have placed sample ballots at the will have a booth displaying "In- my Job since I am self-employed,” ALLY OOP dren In town for the board of ed­ town hall, the Landmark and 42 Propel a marUi ucation. Volunteers to do the and genetics. Or. Owynn has been dividual Handiwork of Christmas he' eald. WDBC—tSSS » 7:00 BUI Hughee named assistant professor of biol­ Smith’s suite to assist voters • :IIU Jim Nettleton 12 flO Girand vTH'aVILIZHJ.mLA 45Eztandad work are desperately needed, Gift Idea*" at the Christmas He said he doubted that his Yale WINF—123S 2 CARNIVAL BY, DICK TURNER 40 Good aportanwi before election (lay Oct. 7. ’The t.OU Raynor Shine* __ , Mio WAS SONNA' ogy. He will teach general biology, Workshop sponsored by the Tol­ speech would lead to difficulties i:ll6 New* dixii Off 6:00 Newe. Weather. Sporta ID O N T ) b e t t l e t h is la thia even though but a few hours may 6 :30 Showcase be volunteered. Mrs. Richard comparative vertebrate anatomy sample ballots are the aame as the land County Home Economics when he retums^'to the South. «R a v —SIS IWLKE ME- / AFFAIR SI Supplicate n U and human ahatomy. voting machine ballota except that 6:00 Esav Ed Show 6:48 Lowell Thoma* 82Atheni d u IT] Nicola, co-president of the PTA and Extension Service scheduled "I haven't said anything up here 6:20 New* Weather and Sporta 6:80 Sport* Time 05 Feminine Dr. Owynn is a nativs of Dub­ printed Instructions appear on the for Oct. 9 at the TAC building In that 1 haven’t said before,” he 7:18 Jeff Sprung 7:00 New*. Showcase M unit is asking that anyone able to 8:00 Yankee* ve Angsla eppellatiao IT" aaslst with u le work please con­ lin, Ireland, and a 1946 graduate sample ballot. A flyer, explaining Vernon. said. 10:30 At My Place Window Shades 64LottW 11:00 Met* vt. Giant* 10..30 Showcase • w, tact her at her home on Depot of the University of Dublin, where the us* of each voting machine School Menus 12:30 Sign Off 80 “Untouchable" ET U lever i\tM also been poeted next to 1:30 Sign Off Made to Order 1 ^ 1 Ik on TV Rd. he received a B.A. degree In nat­ Wedneeday — barbecued lunch arTU> -tiSS »• 06 Iran ar Peter u ftl The unit has given <60 to ural science. He earned a Ph.D. the sample. Voters are urged to meat, potatoee. carrots, tapioca g.(* New* Spori.1 aiid Weather HT study these before election and 6:35 Old. Borrowed and Blue ALSO 07 Stream in *f Thomas J. Crane, principal of . the degree in experimental pathology pudding; Thursday — hamburg. Paranov Speaker 6:46 Three Star Extra Gannaiqr school, to use as he sees fit for In 1967 at the University of Lon­ any questions may be referred to potato chips, green salad, peach­ 7:f)6 Convereation Piece VENETIAN BLINDS the playground program at the don. either regiatrar at any time. es. There will be no schoo' Friday At DAR Meeting 7:30 New* of the World A dummy machine demonsLra- 7:46 Congresaional Report FREE DELIVERY Bring your old rollers in ■ehool. From 1947 to 1967 Dr. Owynn since a district workshop is 3:10 Pops Concert and save S5c per shade U r -i4 M percentage baslo. Money prises Mrs. G race Pringle, registrar; lombia correepondent, Virginia M. c f i U . OH, NO/ lOUR SISTBIfft I W EU., SHE HAD rTHANSM scientist In cancer research at the ters of the American Revolution I'.UU Joel Cash BEST SUP/aCT OUT OF will be given. Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Labo­ Walter Schroder, official checker; Carlson, telephone 228-9324. O V EK T H E R A C K IN TH'BanfH- Mrs. John Groman, challenger; 70th fall state meeting. The ses­ THAT lAWIEDMCTBLV KOOM WHERE THE TOWSUA Antique Show Het ratory, Bar Harbor, Maine. He sion, which will be held tomorrow AND TucE rr Back Mrs. Stella Dents and Mrs. Leland ► SUPPOSED TO BE --AN* AW /- TTie Nathan Hale Community taught organic chemistry and bio- and Thursday, will commence with PRISCTLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER UP5TAII15/ OH, IF WAV 1 AIN’T HURTIN* /T/fU. Center ie aponoorlng its tnUque Abbey, machine attendanta; La- SHE 6EESTHIS— , chemlatry for the paat three years Village Charmers an Informal dinner at 7 p:m. In the HANS IT BACK UPAS SOON sale and show from 1 to 9:30 p.m. at Benedict (College, Ckilumbla. S. Vergne WUllamS, machine me­ l e Y s ^ ^ n o w a d a y s ’ .IS TH E AS I FIND SOMETHIN'TO chanic; Mrs. Burton Starkey, elec­ Opera House of Tobscco Valley Wlic?n you want the best, buy r e a p IN T K TUB/ Oct. 8 and 4 »t ita Main St. bulldr C., plus survey courses In biolog­ F A c e r t l A , B O S S ’ S Ing. Some 16 dealers, Including an tion officials’ substitute; Mrs. Sing at Rest Home Inn, Windsor. Dr. Paranov will HAZEU^KJOT ONLY' , .NIECE! ical and physical acience. speak on "American Music." BAD NEWS!) BUT additional one not previously an­ Hla published works Include stud­ Carleton Hutchloe, atoaentes ballot CONSIDERS THE "The Village Charmers,” a fe­ Thursday, the mMting will be­ N E fiL E Y W H Y NOT] I nounced, Helen M. Deckleman of ies on the histology of carcinoge­ counter. /GOT TWE-' YOU? MAN, BUT ALSO f the Trout Brook Antique Shop of CanoeUto Take Four male quartet »««,■■ aw. Cooper Leneiv tlon. However, there will be in juniors- 1,000 meter race and also \v:th the chorus each Thur.sday at winters. O f the' 1 4 'houses listed on the were first In the C2 seniors; Don 8 p.m. at the Irish A m erican I A few years ago he opened a BY JOE CAMPBELL dividuals representing the Orange, BONNIE ‘Okay, if men are so much smarter than women, how tour, there will be two spllt-leve's. Farm Bureau, YMCA, YWCA: 4-H and Sterling Brlghman took second Home, 69 Grove St., Hartford. I factory In Watervllle. For 18 one Victorian, one Dutch Colonial, and Future Farmers and Home­ place In the C2 junior and second I months he commuted weekends come men don't know enou^ to cry when they fjio two-st»ry houses and eight Evl- between there and his New York s In the 02 men’s senior. Lee Ger­ AMARILLO, Tex. (AP) DAD, ^ iSTHATWHVVbU'Rer ^ want something?"* varloui ktyled ranch houses. Many makers of AmMieo. The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS QOOOMMTJ) 6 RU&BIMfirrOFF?i/ WNOd Robert Vogeler, the flrkt Amer man won first place In the K1 denlly they flew through the air office. In that time he was late of the homes are decorated with women's Junior; Don Hartzog was with 'the greatest of ease because to work only once. He was ds- RueeiHGr antiques and many furnished la lean huainesaman' to., be a Com layed by a snowstorm In New WHVMOTHtS act dMWV muniat prisoner during World War fifth In the K1 men's Junior. The Mrs. Myrtle O’Neal has her glas- v ir o tF ? Colonial tone.. first four boys came In first In York. Pre-tour Uckets will be avallaMo n , will deliver the keynot address ees back after being Involved In on opening day. Reservations must the 04 quad boat races. All came a five-car collision. from Mrs. Dudley Ferguson, Mrs. horn* wlth*»ehveted gold medals. Ambulance attendants searched BEN CASEY ’F'.omss M. Small and Mrs. Her­ be made before Sept. 80 with Miss Gertrude E. Stone In Dayvllle Girl Sconto Form for them before she wa.s taken to man "Jake” LeDoyt. Mrs. Albert Girl Scout activities have been DR.DUVU,IFMDIT WHEN WXJ DCUBERATHY PUT Further Information may be had the hospital with minor injuries. L. Meyers Jr. of Main St. Is tak­ arranged for the coming year. Her car was towed to the body 8 & D 8UILDIN0 HARDTO/tceS>T yCU RSaP IN A POEmON THAT ing care of all mall requeafs by- contacting the county exten­ E There has been a change in the TOUREKOISE uBXYviaNZEe ooNFominy ID Tickets on the day of the tour wi!. sion service office In Rockville. shop along with one of the other grouping and the troops are lined cars. CONTRACTORS OUR RULE$,>CX1 D H W , be available at a booth on the lawn Hinkel Send Off up, as follows: Cadet Girl Scout A lACKOF PROPER of First Congregational CSiurch on A golng-away party was held Shop employes searched her car CUSTOM HOMES troop. Grades 7 and 8. Mrs. John without luck, but later the glasse.s OUR SPECIALTY PROFESSWML ^ Main St. Sunday night for Mri and ‘ Mrs. A rrrru b B j Tettelbach. leader, will meet in were found under the hood of the j Joeeph Barth—649M)S80 TAG News George W. Hinkel Jr. of South 8t., Yeomans Hall beginning Sept. 25 car which struck hers—unbroken. I ’Ths ToHand County Agrlculturai who will leave to make their home from 3:15 to 5:16 p.m. Junior Center is sponsoring a roast b,M In Sebastian, Fla. .A potiuck was Troop 181, Grades 4, 6 snd 6, CSSSpeeu^ dinner for the benefii of the TAC held In honor'of ctmple at the, Jr., leader; building program from « to 8 pm. ^ g lo n home on Wa 1 St. followed ju n ^ r Troop 11, Mrs. Wil- Oct. 6 at the TAC building on Rt. ^ Burnham, leader, begins HAVE YOU AN SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEa i, 80 In RookviUe. 'nckets or further Pine of Wethersfield and Hinkel ^ct. 3; Brownie Troop 121, Mrs. Superb InformaUon may be had in town were callers. | j p^n^tier, leader, Mrs. J. J. EVENT SCHEDULED from Mrs. Clarence A. B ra^eld Miller, assistant, begins Oct. 16 NOPt,l FOUNDITINA and Mrs. Camlllo BUscaglla. 'ttok- Monehester Evening Herald Brownie Troop 92, Mrs. Guy ' here. READ THIS IS THIS A CHINESE FDRTUNHCOOBE.; eu should be purchased before Coveohry eorreepoodent, F. Pau­ Beck, leader Mrs. (Tllfford Brlek- C A T ^ m d THAT CALLS for FOOD? CAPITALISTIC, Oct. 1. , line Uttle, teiephbne 742-8281.,. eoh, assistant, begins Oct. 14. ’The Tolland County Extension This troop is for Grades 2 and 8. It may be a wedding, a banquet JOKE? Q m O E or Just on Informal get-together Service Is offering the third of a All Brownie# have been iaeued series of meetings on nutrition 160 O u b W om en a parent permission slip which of a society, lodge or tome friendly from 10 a.m. to noon and 8 to 10 must be signed and returned by groap. p.m. tomorrow at TAC. Dr. Janina Thureday. All troope meet In MORTY MEEKLE At Fall Bridge Caajkowsld, SKtenslon nutrition Yeomans Mall from 3:15 to 5:15. We Are Prepared to specialist, will discuss the food Parents are asked to pick their faddists and promoters of special The Women’* Club of Monchee- children up promptly. Serve You to Your lHE6eNOTB3 HEI30NBOFTHB preparations. The public la Invited ter opened It* 1963-64 aeason last Homemakers Meeting 6KSNa>"lHe ^BoTNetAt^aX, to attend by Miss Cora H. Webb, night with a Fall Dessert Bridge Mrs. Peter Naumec, chairman ■ Complete Satufaction MASkEDAWCICL* county home demonstration agent. at Fellowship Hall, Second Con­ of the Columbia Homemakere, fG e C R M m Sign-ups are being accepted for gregational Church. A total of 160 will have a meeting at her home Our catering eervioe Is set up to ■ a z fi s y s the regional young men and worn attended. tomorrow at 8 p.m. Young wom- be flexible enough to aooommo- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Deaaert and coffee wa* *erved date any aise gathering. Why not after a short business meeting. eall ns and talk over flie details? ^aUDPEMLV, k w m BEIWUM THE Apothecary Jars filled with pre­ M0«( ^TWO SUDS,THE HIGHUME 6iVES serve* were centerpiecea for euch SENATOR, . Back-To-School Special THE SINATOR «OCS table, and were presented to the INBUSnUP m . (Good Now Thm September) INTOtHE PRINK. N tw Modern high Mbatarn. NOUM... Mrs. Joseph L. Bwwtason and GARDEN GROVE READY? SAVINS Mr*. Harold OrfltoUl ware co- Service Station ehtLirm*n of hastease*. Mrs, V*r- 20% OFF! TELEPHONE 649-5313— 449-5314 nen Muse snd Mn*. Timothy Dono­ ON ALL van war* co-chairmen of orronge- PHOTO FINISHING begins with an SBM mento. . Color or Bloek and WUto * 3t:9C Green Stompe e For Lease O A l^ R IN O WILD PLANT* WASHINGTON (AP) — A team 2 SALEM NASSIFF of U.8. Department of Agriculture Seifth CovM fry Ccnt«r CAMERA and PHOTO CAPTAIN EASY seienUsto is going to Russia to collect wild plants. A Russian (NASSIFF ARMS STORE) SAVINGS ACCOUNT Cdl 423-U31 tsom may corns to Amsrica for 9S1 MAIN n . — rt . . . EARN more . . . HAVE more . QU1CK,ABERNATHY, VOU ME/\N YX/RE OF ..XTPMLICH 100% per* boel giotmd fresh dolly—ore served het FtATHER LcioK, PROFILE! one" l NOT GOINS TO ^ lURSe off Ihe g rii OR lootted bwi. Our Shakes ore the good i/'Y WATCH IT Aia^TIKSTORE I OPVDUROLOIMCA/IES |\ an d LETS,^^!-y s t a y h om e r NOT! eld.foiMowed hind. Our French Fries—eriig, golden Sept. 26 FROM HERE! Member of Federal bfVWR end piping h o t-y o u never hod -'em *o good. Deposit Insurance Corp, Come In today for the tosHoit food in bwn at prices r ' ^ i e The Savings anchester p k MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH 9 23 Main St. 2 85 fast Confer Sf. Manchester Parkadr West Middle Turnpike CARTER CHEVROLET OPfN THURSDAY Cor. tenox St. fVIN/NGS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHES OPEN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. 44 WIST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER 1229 MAIN ST. — 449-5231 B ALWAYS fUNTY OF lU I FAMONO AXaMMMI nUNC NEW nBM T MAXIONAX. I PAGE ■raiRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 Champagne on Ice in Clubhouse at Dodder Stadium and It’s MightyCold Patriots’ Garron AFL’s Top Rusher

HeraM Angle » ;}3 i Boston Back Pressure on End Corps Mets Stand in Way of L.A. Clincher VS ■ ,■ ‘ Shakes Injury EARL YOS As Yale Awaits Opener ■ports Editor T o S et Pace LOS ANGELES (AP)— Braves Field NEW HAVEN— As Yale’s football squad goes through its Hammerin’ HarmonNm Spree For the. Los Angeles Dodgers Four Base Hits Pesky Renamed Larry Garron, Boston’s final paces these days in a sincere effort to redeem its so-M They caH him the Killer and he w a s^ u rd er” for Red Sox the long, hot summer seems Will Win Crown quick-starting fullback, and Ditchers over the weekend in Boston. The\^y in question is over. The champagne is cold. Bosox Manager Set for New showing during the past two years it becomes increasingly Kansas City end Chris Bur- evident that the pressure is on the end corps. „ , the Minnesota Tvyins’ strongman, Harmon Xellebrew. The magic number is one. BOSTON (AP) —Four hits Rookie- Coach John Pont, the One win by the Dodgers—which BOSTON (AP) — Manager ford have time to make up. HMmnorin’ Harmon came into^' In the remaining four games Name Again And their doing it the way it lltUe-man from Miami (of Ohio) Parle trailing Dick Stuart tiould happen tonight at the New Johnny Pesky of the Bpaton •boidd be good enough for the with the big mission. Is an expon­ In the Amorican Leagrue home nm York Mets' expense—or one loss Red Sox has been signgfi to pleases their respective coach­ American League batting title, BOSTON (A P )—Boston 'Oaf- Southern Cal ent of throttle-'wlde football. This derby, 41 to 40. After three week­ by the St. Louis Cardinals—at the pilot the American LMgue club figures Carl Yastrzemsld of the es—productively. means the 1963 Elis intend to enrichment of the Chicago Cubs— next season. / end games, two on Saturday and I Bostmi Red Sox. verslty Pleld, formerly B iavsi Bach *uatalned a leg injury throw—and tliey will throw to toe one Sunday, the Twins’ musciUar was all that the Dodgers needed The Red Sox anpbunced last Field, formerly League Park, for­ last season which meant hospi­ night that Pesky had been The rangy Red Sox left field- Early Leader ends. leCUlelder is ^ w in g hie heels to for the National League pennant. r is hitting .828. AI Kallne tals, time in casts and the inevi­ etuart, thanks to a most produc- A Los Angeles radio station an- given a one-yefir contract. Red merly Braves Flqld, will be re­ table question. WUl he recover This Is a switch over the con­ Sox attendance Is up some 200,- I of Detroit is batting .811 and named Nickerfori Field Saturday cept of Pout’s predecessor, Jor­ Mtto'aerieo. lounced plans to broadcast prog- AIMe Pearson of Los Angeles and be as good as new? In Weekly Poll renway has always been an easj r ^ of this afternoon’s Cards- 000 this season. Pesky's first as between U)aTialvee of the BU- Garron, whom Patriots Coach dan Olivar. Olivar used a beUy- a major league manager, over I Is .308. West Vijigtnla football gams. series un?ler which the halfbacks nark for righthanded power hit- CuBs. game every half Inning, and ‘T figure I need four hits to Mike Holovak insists he wouldn’t the limners are sure to Include a last ye^ . T l^ field will be named In hon­ An early season match that could were the terminal point of the ma­ X m and after getting only two in make sure of the Gtie,’’ Yaz trade for any of his more oaken- have a key bearing on the national the first six games there this year. bunch of. guys who would like to o r ' ^ William Nickerson, who de­ buUt fullback contemporaries, jority of psissea. The best exam­ drive to ^ e Dodger Stadium as said before today’s Boston-Kan- flated funds for BU athleUc fa­ football tlUe Is set for this Satur­ ple is the receiiring statistics of a KUldbrow unloaded for five, four sas City game at Fenway Parlt sUpp6d tackles for 95 rushing day-Southern (Jallfomia vs., Okla­ on Saturday and one Sunday. champions cilities in Weston in 1926. Nicker­ 'arda in 18 carries against Oak­ year ago. Of the first five four "I don't earn how we win it, or “H I can get four I don’t thliiK son field originally was located on homa at Los Angeles. were halfbacks. Meanwhile, Stuart collected but KaHne or Pearson can, catch land Sunday to take over the one and the two started the final by what devlceX said Don Drys- the Weston-Newton line, but the league’s rushing leadership from Southern Cal’s defending na­ In the Pont offense, the split dale, the big, slnfe^rmlng pitcher- I me.” college had to give up the facility tional champions retained their week of the season with the KU.er Should Yaatrxemsfcl go hlt- the Raiders’ Clem Daniels, who end has a main mission. That is to M the driver's seat for the homer who is pitching tonigiU against Oi'e in 1952 for the Maaaachusetts toll didn’t play because of a leg hold on first place In The Asso­ be a receiver. This was demon­ lees 16 times In Die remaining ciated Press poll this week—by a arown, 4C to 42. Mets. / he would end the road. bruise. strated in the outside scrimmages . «I didn't think I had a chance at "They can’t say we b k ^ ^ into Before BU Field was ao named, The 218-pound Garron, in ad­ narrow margin—and Oklahoma 9 Ih a .814 average. with Boston University and Trin­ homer title in July when 1 was it, no matter what happens, ' said it was used by the baseball Bos­ dition to his rushing leadership moved up a spot to third. In be­ ity CoUege. Drysdale. “ We won five of six to •\ •V. : Sox, In seventh place tween 1s Alabama, which enter­ ao far behind. But I just kept ^baly two games oat of ton Braves of the National with 229 yards for a 4.6 average ■While others wUl undoubtedly •winging and things worked out. get where we are, and three of League. It was re-chriatened Na­ on 49 runs, appears in other tains Tulane this Saturday and NATIONAL LEAGUE _litli, play the A’s In after- could shove into the top if the bt developed during the season, aa OooSig kito Fenway this time I those wins were head and head tional League Park when the categories. He’s tied for ninth in Yale enters its 1963 opener -with against the Cards.” w . L. Pet. G.B. ^noon games today and tomor­ Trojan-Sooper game on the West dseided Just to meet the ball and row, winding up the selMon Bravea were known aa the Bees Hold Him Boys, He’s Headed for the Rhuharh! receiving with 9 catches for 104 the University of Connecticut on forget home runs—so what Imp- The champagne is on tee in the Los Angeles .96 00 .616 during the late 19308 then re­ yards and rates fourth in kickoff Coast produces indecisive results. 66 .560 with games against Los An­ September In the beautiful pemT I get a batch of them, Kll- Stadium Club at Dodger Stadium, St. Louis .. . 91 named Bravea Field when the Pete Sylvester, left, and Bill Mann, right hold the reins a s Bob Werstler ^ e s into the returns with a 26-1 average on Southern Cal. a struggling 14-0 and It's mighty cold. Some say it San PVancIso 86 71 .546 11 geles Saturday and Sunday. winner over Colorado In Its opener Yale Bowl, the split-ends are Steve 1 ^ ^ said. team reverted to Its old name. six retuniB. Burford, the lanky, Lawrence, Mike Wick, and Dan KUlebrew won’t naftlw any p ^ has been there since last ye^r Cincinnati .. .88 74 .520 18Vi bucking strap during Manchester High football drill at Memorial Field. The device is UNDER WRAPS— Jacques Plante relaxes betw^n Saturday, had its. front - running HARMON KILDEBREW f -t' big boned ex-Stanford University O'Grady. diotlons on the ouwftme of the about this Ume, when an end-of- Philadelphia . .82 74 .626 14 design^ to help backs dive into the right “ hole” in the line. Manchester opens Ite sea­ hero, again made a prophet of workout sessions with the New York Rangers in train­ margin cut dra.stlcally. TheiTro- bosne mn race however. He Just a year ago, In his own words.” I season plunge brought disaster ‘o .82 76 J(22 Jans received 23 of the 61 first- Lawrence, a Junior, will get the MUwaukee ., U '/l son Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock with a CCIL game at Conard High in West Hartford. cmiefs’ Coach Hank Stram, who ing in Winnipeg. The original masked goalie was traded starting nod because quarterback Dawson, In 10 years and the first time they bers in the ratings are Georgia fat as many years. That would in the world do they expect had ever been blanked by the A doubtful Giant starter if Allan strong'spots of the Yale team. In wall against rookie Pete Smith. averaged one home run in less .77 80 .490 25 attendance watched the game. (AP Photofax.) further demonstrate how well to top them Yrhen the stars ore The rules were “amended to reg^ained his leadership in the Tech and Pitt. Aee sexithpaw reliefer Arnold than every 12 official at bats. Cleveland ,.76 82 .478 27 permit unlimited substltations Steelers. Webb who sustained a knee injury Washington, tied for 10th with addition to Lawrence, are three the wheel Is balanced and bow healtoyr passing department from Buffa­ on the last play of the Steelers’ I more flankers who have not only Barley was tagged next and In the Ruth’s leading figure stafids at ,.74 84 .468 28 V4 evenly the material is shared. The Ysnkees had pitching by each teem when the clock lo’s Jack Kemp as the (Jhiefs re­ “ He’s much better,” said team Ohio State in the pre-sesaon poll, nightcap, KUlebrew stroked a one home run every 11.8 trips. enough to talk about (he fana who Kn^Kis C ity ,.71 .465 801/? physician Dr. Francis Sweeney, game. Dr. Sweeney reported he was upended by the Air Force 10-7 1 lettered, but who have held down 86 The National League which trouble, too. But youngsters, Is stopped except on 4th down turned to action after a schedule starting assignments In past games. Oene Conley fast baU over the light KUlebrew*s four homers in a deaerted them Sept. 15 when their i ^ib AngelM ,.70 88 .448 fiMi on the (first) down when “ He definitely wlU play.” He was thought it was a ligament Injury. and fell out of the rankings along WA has more Ug players, has Jim Bouton sod A1 Downing, break of a week, Dawson is find­ Those (Injuries) sometimes take They are seniors Strachan (pro­ towers. O s four hits during the doubleheader ties an American 7Vi-game lead shrank to a one- Washlngton ai“ .64 102 .846 47 U Milwaukee to Remam| beaten the American Lengne came through as usual to quick­ Team B beoomes Team A then ing touchdown targets at a rec­ a borderline case lis t , Sunday and with Mississippi. Ohio State, Idle l o u day were aU homers. I^eague record shared with Roger game margin, and the town wa6 X—Clinched Peansnt. was really Irritated that he couldn't two weeks to heal,” he added. last weekend, also went out of the nounced Strawn—but, as he says. to the punch all the way along ly cure It. MMh team is limited to two ord rate. So far he has seven for One of Tittle’s favorite pass tar­ Just call me Joe) Donnelley, of Stuart’s lone four-haser came in Maris, Colavito, Charlie Max­ full of rumors about Dodger Mian- Mondair’s Besidts the Mne. The NL was first to The American League has substitotions whether or not two games, averaging one for play. He wanted to get In there.” Top Ten. the nlflditcap. He missed two oth­ well, Ous Zemial. Jim Tabor, ager Walter Alston’s Impending Detroit 4, Wsshlngton 1. Tittle suffered a bruised shoulder gets, „ Del Shofner. suffered a slight •nie Top Ten. with first - place Libertyville, 111., and Dave Sher­ welcome Negro players, land­ heodaobes In Baltimore, Waab- the game dock is running.” every six completions. neck injury Sunday but Xrays man of Syracuse, N.Y., plus Junior S "M ers, by a matter of feet, the balls Foxx and Earl Averill. "Oie all downfall. Oidy Games Schednied. As Long As Welcomed! and chest when he was tackled by 1 neck votes In parentheses and total MWiig off the leftfield wall. Then Gic Dodgers, oruahed the ed the moat and the best of Ington, aeveland, Detroit Kana- In simple language each the Baltimore Colts as he ran Into haven’t disclosed anything serious Bunky Carter, a rangy six-foot, time mark of five was set by Today’s Games them as a lesnlt. as Olty and Los Angeles. Their points on a 10-9-8 etc. basis: AndUM largeist clout of the freea- Stan Musial of the Cards In the Cards in a series, kweep. Washington ^ (Osteen 8-18) team onn piatoon (1 to 11 the end zone with a touchdown and he’s expected to be at his 1. Southern California (23) 361 three-inch ski team captain from National League. Saturday The NL beat the AL to the sustained success has hurt even men) only on the second and regular end post. St. Peter, Minn. hnfr day was a foul off the bat of Sedd the Dodgers’ Lee Wails, Detroit (Banning 11-18). MILWAiUKEE (AP) — The A Sen Francisoo iqxikesman pay dirt clDes of Ostlfomta, the iwond Yankees, Yrbo vrlll BUD WILKINSON on opening day. He engineered a 2. Alabama (16) 856 Stuart fiiat may stUl be going. marked the first time KUlebrew savoring the . sweet smell of sue- Minnesota (Stlgman 16-14) third downa when the clock JOHN MoKAY Major League S. Oklahoma (2) 298 Then If you want to hear Pont , Milwaukee Braves are going indicated the oonununity was Los AngNes and San Franols- tall 1M,000 oft last year's hems h otopped. With the dock I Am Oonfnsed A Slap In the Face praise a player ask him about his • • * had ever hit three homers in cess: “ We won It in St. Louis, oieveland (Gnuit 11-14), (N) prepared to renew its bid any­ co. The Boston Bed Sox of tbs 4. Texas 237 single game, a team mark which They can’t take anything away Chicago (Herbert 12-10 to stay in Milwaukee “as long attendance. ■topped or running only one number one tight side man—senior time the situation looked AL, which owned the San The Natioaal League drew =:Leaclers= 5. Navy (8) 228 Four-Year Leader was set earlier this season by from uis, either. We eam ^ it by peters 19-6) at Balffmore ( as we are welcome.” or two players for each team Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma "The new rule Is a halfway Colleges Form Built-In Farm System 6. Wisconsin 208 Toby Hubbard of Syosset, N.T. right A t Atlanta, a commurv- Fiandsoo Pacific Coast 1,345,000 more paid admissions 'This young man,” says the new It’s interesting to note that in teammate Bob Allison. bating the team we had to beat.” tier 20-12), (N). In a statement intended “to may enter the game on first saya: measure. It eliminates only AMERICAN LEAGUE 7. Northwestern (5) 197 dispel ocnvfiision,” Braves ity loader said, "We gave it a Leogne franchise was obliging than the American last year. It and fourth downs. TIffle-oats coach, “ is really a football player. Vie last four years, muebrew has This month, KUlebrew has . There was only one game ached- Lm A n g e ^ (Bellnaky 2-8) enough to National Football League investigator and Ed Duccl and Frank Btaszow- the Yankees have been able to Home Bun# — KUlebrew, Min­ huge Staszowski Ivothers Frank of field their entire regular team TTie rest of the oYvners and Purdue Coach Jack MoUen- is why you rarely hear one of them Jim Hamilton was expected to return to New York today with the host club and Stan of Green ski and Pauroso tied with 67s for their front offices appew help- nesota, 46; Stuart, Boston, 42; Al- pro-am low nets. only eight previous times this kopf says: stand up and shout that everything information gathered in his probe of former pro football star Woods. lesA ^ o o many Umltations. Ibon, Minnesota, 86; HaU, Minne­ is himk'y-dory. . Cichon teamed with Fred Meur- season. sota, S3; Howard, New Ifoik, 28. Charles Conerly’s connection with an indicted gambler. EMh of the three posted a 75 as ant and a g ^ with Tom Wolff to Pitchers Dominating Basehall^ The Big Ten also believe# Ferguson Failed | eold winds made the hilly Utchfield too change “eliminates the so- Pitching (16 decisions) — Ford, The make-believe headaches o f , HamUton spent Monday check-»------record identical 36-38—73 in the New York, 28-7, .767; Downing, Ing ■with local authorities and County course a tough one. All pro-am low gross list. oalled messenger system of the masterminds also makes you now 41. completed 14 seasons with three posted identical rounds of 20'‘Game Winners Prove Point Appeal Lost ■ending In a player each play New York, 18-4, .768; Peters, Chi­ wonder Just how good a money pouring over bankruptcy records the Giants before retiring at the 86-39—76. to caU toe shots.” cago, 19-6, .760; Bouton, New player has to be. Bob Ferguson will of Maurice Lewis, Memphis devel­ close of the 1961 NFL season. Frank Staszowski teamed' with MONDAY’S FIGHTS Yorit, 20-7, .741; Radate, Boston, oper, under indictment on charges TOKYO—James Johnson, 125. AMERICAN LEAGUE Actually, toe “ wild card” do as a striking example and then amater Bid Duccl, the Torrington NEW YORK— (NBA) —^ThereO shoulders By American men could bring In plays from 14-6, .700. some. Ferg^uson was a two-time of operating a football betting club champ, to annex pro-am low Philippines, knocked out Yuji Blasingame (2), Senators; dash knees and there is not nearly as (26). Colavito (22), Tigers. -Is unmistakable' sviilence that the the bench. Sstrlkeouts — Pascual, Minne­ everybody’s All-American, running setup. gross honors. They shot a com­ Masuko, ass, Japan, 1. ^tcihera have won a tremendous much moaning on the part of the sota, 193; Sunning, DetrWt, and BOSTON — Tom McNeeley vs. NATIONAL LEAGUE Long before spring practice over people and through brick walls At a bankruptcy hearing for Lew­ bined score of 34-36—69. “ Big dePittsburgh Steelers BUSINESS ers the advantage of the enlarged meaning that Player A was ■In a copy-righted story In the games. suit against the National FootbaJl taught to play only on offense Batting (400 at bats) —^T. Da­ on the big board for sure. But Memphis Press-Scimitar. OR The first thought is expansion. strike zone. 'What used to be a 3-1 League. Ferguson got off wrong last season count, for exainple, now as often and Player B only on defense. vis, Los Angeles, .828; Groat, St. LEE ROY JORDAN Conerly and Lewis both said the There are 25 per cent more pitch­ The U.S. Fourth” Circuit Court ' The 60-mlmite player waa a Louis and Cepeda, Shh FranciBoo, and played very little even whUe ers and more games. But that was as not is 2-2. You can see what a of Appeals ruled Monday that a DUFFY DAUGHERTY RIP ENGLE the Steelers were winning six of checks were repayment of loans PLEASURE? bulge that gives the pitcher." rarity. ^ s t Rule We Ever Had .820; Clemente, Pittsburgh, .319; who came up from Syracuse, true last season when there were federal district court waa correct Hopes the PuhUo Beefs H. Aaron, Milwaukee, .818. their last seven games. that Conerly made Lends. Conerly • CALL ‘The main thing about the strike The Ivy League is so In. will block on sweeps and catch said his own financial records will eight 20-game winners. From In holding that the older NFL renaed that tola deemphaslzed Runs— ^H. Aaron, Milwaukee, Ferguson, the pro sophomore, pas^s as a tight end. Baltimore zone,” oomm»nted Moe Berg, the neither had a monopoly on profes­ prove this. S22-2477 Fasten 1967 through ’51, a five-year span, football grodp petitioned the 116; Mays, San Francisoo, and checked Into the Steelers’ train­ appears to have solved Its three- long-time American League catch­ there were oiily six 20-game win­ sional football nor u s^ its pres­ NCAA in an effort to use the Flood, St. LooIb, 110; White, 8f. ing mill In late July with a total-, year-old fullback vacuum with HamUton spent the weekend go­ Assisting Yon With AD ners In the American League. er who remains a confirmed fan tige to Impede formation of the ly different attitude. He now 1962 rules this season. The Louis, 104; McOovey, San Ft m - the acquisition of J. W. Lockett, ing over Conerly’B personal rec­ Your Travel Needs and keen student of the game, “ la rival loop in 1960. promises to help accomplish what There were a dozen in the Na­ Ivies were rejected like a mon­ cisco, 100. a two-year-man, from Dallas, by ords at the retired New York Gi­ Alr-Sea-BaU-Hotels-Toora tional, but five of them were age­ that it has theTiatters swinging, “The district court’s finding that Coach Buddy Parker expected your llte batter has a larger area to grel limping home Yvtth his tail Runs Batted In—^H. Aaron, Mil­ the way. There has been inade­ ant quarterback’s home in Clarks- less Warren Spahn. National did not have the power between Us legs. waukee, 127; WTilte, St. Louis, him to do in 1962. Employing quate blocking for golden arm dale, Miss., and talking with Lewis’ JUNE M. BLAIS protect and once the pitcher has to monopolize the relevant market Ferguson and John Henry John­ Strikeouts are up, bMss on bedls him swinging he has a chanco. A It appears that ■ the Ivy 109; Boyer, St. Louis, 108; Pinson, passer Johnny Unitas since Alan acquaintances here. Travel Consoltants down this trip. iqmeara plainly correct,” ttie ap­ League might fear a raft of Cincinnati. 108; Mays, San Fran­ son at the same time, the Steel­ Ameche was Injured In 1960 af­ NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle .300 batter nowadays is having a ers deploy a bull elephant back- 410 Asylum St. Suite 616 Home run totals have been fine season, yet the figures prove pellate Judges said in rejecting Injuries to players who now cisco, 102. ter the championship /seasons of has promised a public statement belts. diminishing for some years. This the AFL’s anti-trust suit. fleld that can move. Hartford 8, Conn. he is beaten seven out of 10 trips must be taught Utemlly over­ Hits— Pinson, Cincinnati, 200; •58-59. The appeals court held that in Lou CordUeone has replaced on the matter after going over .Anthony D. Lupacchtao, season’s curtailment could in some to the plate. night to play offense and de­ Groat, Flood and White, St. Louis, ITiat really was a headache. HamUton’s report. Hamilton has small measure be traced to the a way the AFL had helped defeat the unfortunate Big Daddy Lips­ Manchester Consultant Strike 2Sone Helped fense. There la no spring prac- MEIRCANTIU: -Rome Irlsh^ EASTERN GHtlS — Shirley 196; H. Aaron, Mllwankee, 195. Yet with all the accomplished refused to discuss his findings. bigger new parks in Washington, Its own case. It said: Moe In toe Ivy League and most Vittner 151-365, Amy Plrkey 134- Doubles—Groat, St. Louis, 42; comb as a defensive tackle, and players coming out of the col­ The new strike zone has made 138—385, Loo Rivers 135— S85, John Baker has taken over as a Conerly, a former Ole Miss star. Minnesota, Houston, Los Angeles U easier on pitchers because the "In deed, the fact that toe Amer­ of' Its teams practice only 90 Roy McGuire 137—361, Walt Ben- 857, Pat Annum 134, Norma Court­ Pinson, ClnolnnaU, 87; Gonzalez, leges, plus the development of and San Francisco, but there is ican League waa suooesefuLy mlnutea a day. ney 158-360, Vickie Burchard 141- Philadelphia, 36: Williams, Chica­ defensive end. With the veteran players in the ranks, it seems batters con no longer afford to der 140—370, Hunt 136 — 373, Ernie Stautner. a swing man go­ considerably more to the story. look for a base on balls. That launched, could stage a tuU sched­ Veteran football coaches in I Fountain 135, Eld • DellaFera 368, 130-386, EWie Correnti 132-138- go, 35; OolUson. Philadelphia, S3. Incomprehensible that a pro club There are fewer base runners, ule of games in 1960, has compet­ •very conference are against 373, Jane Smith 132, Betty Geer Triples— Pinson, Cincinnati. 14; ing both ways at different posi­ can’t satisfactorily replace even Drhrers who buckle-down means fewer pitches and less wear Joe Vlnsko 366, Eld Tomklel 380. tions the Steelers have two so games are played in' less time. and tear on the arm." ed very successfully for outstand­ the rule change. Only a few are I'il, Lori Slnicrope 131, Ann Gonzalez, Phlladelphlai, 12; Brock, a king-size YvUd horse Uke Alan ing players, and has obtained ad­ Grade A lines. When Stan Musial said goodby Asked what suddenly trans' for it. , FRIENDSHlF-^Mlke Kooa 221, Sdunitter 128-137-388, Dot Val- Chicago, 11; OaUIson and Taylor, Ameche. get 50% more medical coverage free. to the Polo Grounds in which he vantageous contracts for national “ Probably toe best rule Philadelphia and Groat, St. Louis, NFX, problems were solved and SAVE ON AUTO INSURANCE formed him into a start Gary Ed Wilson 343, Ronnie Bronzl 212. lerand 129, Marie Galloway 359, left imsolved in preseason games, hit so well, the greatest of the St. Peters of the CHiicago White Sox television coverage, strongly sup­ we’ve ever had,” says Coach Sylvia Plcano 138-129-377, Alice ports the district court’s finding Geoige Sylvester 201, Marge m - 1®- according to the coaches. Now Louis Cardinals was asked what replied: “ 1 quit trying to be cute Rip ISngle of Independent Penn tlngUl llW. Ray Johnson 208-214— Dmeau 126, Maude Carpenter 136- Home Run#-J«oCovey, San At Madtenwido, we know that drivers you'd get $1,500 in medicat benefits— if he considered the most pronounced that National did not have toe State. Franctsco, 48: H. Aaron, Mllwau- all will have to wait and see BASEBALL HEROES Aetna Casualty’s Auto-Rite Policy is priced and kept throwing bard. . 669, Bunny Oppdt 462, Jackie Hes- 857, Fran Crandall 137, Olive Ros- how things work out. And with who wear seat are not onfy safer, you were involved in an accident while difference in the game since he “That’s another thing,” com' pewer to prevent, or Impede, the ■* “ A better rule than in VMS, kee, 42; Mays, San Francisco, 87; formation of the new league," ford 191—456, Bae Haimon 178 — ■etto 133. the championship season bn, los­ with the very lowest, yet it provides the pro­ but Miey’re all-around better (Irivers. wearing a seat belt. first came around 23 years ago. merited Moe Berg. “The batters ■ays CSemoMi’a Frank Hmvard. 466, Ruth Scussel 451, Annie Gag­ Cepeda, Son Francisco, 88; How­ »TJ.’C».»Nc.— -'.'lil Be;;au, '-.g -s, The AFL had argued that the ’ ’ Engle and Howard are two ard, Los Angeles and White, St. ing sides can’t ^ o r d to wait too tection 8 out of 10 drivers want . . . with Pitching Improved rarely see a tired pitcher any more. non 450. ELKS — Chris DecianUs 144- won 16th game, striking out 10 When t h ^ drive, they use their heads. And that's just one of the many bene­ “The big Improvement in the NFL deliberately expanded to Dal­ ef the eight active coaches on long. ■When one flame-thrower shows 366, Charley Harris 136, Jim Aceto Louis, 27. Leading Rooldea hi 8 2/8 innings before needing easy, quarterly pajments. Gall and compare, And we think this entitles them to fits we give to careful drivers. pitching," replied Stan the Man, the slightest sign of having had it, las and MinneapoUs-St. Paul to the 18-man rules committee. Pitching (16 decisions) —Perrar ninto umfog reUef help tai 4i-I v4c- , h e BCBANTS — Charley Eoa- 147-374, Roooo Lupacxmino 350, extra auto insurance benefits. Be on the safe side and insure with unhesitatingly. "No question about he is relieved by another flame­ head off the new league. Some oonches undoubtedly noski, Lo# Angeles, P^S, .842; Early candidates for Rookie-of- tory over Washington. boday! It. For some years now, nearly all thrower. Walter Alston erf the The AFL was founded by Lamar will try to Uroomvent toe new bert 140-668, Ken Seaton 146-866, John Madlgan 353, BiU Collins 356, Koufax, Los Aigeles, 24-6, A28; the-Year are Lee Roy Jordan of BATTING — Norm Gosh and That's why we give them 50% extra Nationwide. 9,750,000 other safe driv­ the good new players haYe been Dodgers will send Ron Perranoskt Himt in Dallas uid had bMn bar­ tnle. Wa may find that first |a 1 Oowtea 866. Ray BeauregaM 368. BIcBean, Pittsbnrgfa, 18-8, ■ :813; the Dallas Cowboys and the Bal­ Rocky CMavKo, ngers, each hit madical coverage absolutely free. For ers do. How about you? pitchers.” after Sandy Koufax or Don Drys­ gaining for a franchise in Mlnne- darwiw Yrin bring Intentional Maloney, Clnolnnatl, 22-7, .750; timore Colts’ John Mackey. Joi> sota. * ■ grounding of the ban so that dan, Alabama’s All-American homer In 4-1 trtnmph oyer iRampla, if you're a driver insured with Call the Nationwide agent nearest you. There isn’t the aUgbtest doubt dale, for example." INTEIR-CHUBCH t e n p i n — IC E S A W Marlchal, - San Francisco, 24-8,. ators. RODNEY T. DOLIN AGENCY but that the enlarged strike cone That seems to be the story. The Joe Foss, conunissloner of tot - toe offensive team e*n get Its 1 Oy Perkina 202-203-589, Henry .760. center, made It big aa a starting w and liiwe $1,000 in medical <»verage, He's listed in the Yellow Pages. aooompliah^ its purpose. Prior to hitters swing from the end of their A F L was not too dtshaartened. . , tall attacking force into the I Wayner j212-670, Art Perkina 212, A chain saw can double as an Strikeouts—Koufax, Los Ange­ linebacker. He is another reason 111 PEARL ST.—HARTFORD FIRST IN FIRST-p-Grey Scandal, fore^ound, Robert ''Our aoUd growth over the om t ■ game on second down. There why the young Cowpokes are ex­ Stolen Rtnea — Aparido, Balti- tMs assson the zone was from the bats and the pitchers throw firom ice saw. Powerful blade slicto les, 298; Drysdale, Los Angeles, more, 89; Hinton, Washington. 25; Ussary up, thunders across the finish line to win the four year* has not been aided nor may be more punting on third 246; Moloney, OhirlnnaO, 240; pected to do a lot of rolling once Manchester 643-2861 — Hartford J73-2821 armpits to the top o f the knees. the bottom of their sltteiv. , GREEN MANORETISS—Betty thnough the thtekeat flows with S n yte, Baltimore, *ad Wood, De- mSURANCE byNATIONWIDE Batters contended that this, in the Anyway, the irftchers, badly first race at Aqueduct race track in New York. Shangri ,d*terred by court action, and I am ■ doYYw to catch toe defense with iHaets 177-496, Jinda Reichanbaxfi aaoa, makes taote-cubttng tanka a Mariclial, Son Franelam, 282; Glb- the pieces drop in together. stD'e the AFL wUl oontimie' to ' Ha beat nmlMMsk man aa Mw OTie 6-S; SlO'POund MhekcTi hrait, FeenMo, Los Angelea, 17. C«a/Un/MMlTH/MOMC eyes of the um|>ires, practiesUy abused sinoc JJle advent of the live­ Ldiss, partly hidden by Grey Scandal, came in second, 178. breeze. A oold breeae, ttoit Ia aon, St. liNds, 190. ly ball, flnSHgr appear to have progrei* through Mn future notkma - bemdi. Iknited it to the belt budde. Now ridden by John Bnane. (AP Photefax.) r the zone is from 'IlM top of ttw OB f t * fcotbaU field,” Tom snld. ,V "

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R(X>M cold flat, second gentlemen preferred. 120 (Suuter fir^lace, family size kitchen, room SpUt, 1% hatha,' garage, sewing room, hot idr heat, ga­ floor, 54 Birch Street, elderly Oak Street, 649-8038. rooms, ceramic tile hath, kitchen, large toonu, Manchester, $18,900. 4%% mortgage may be assumed, Asking $11,700. Rpbert Wolverton them - uitfinished - mahogany, dining area, 16x18 Uvlng room formal dining room, center en­ Agency, Realtors, 846-2813. rage. Immediate occupancy, $8,- LARSON’S — ConnecUcut’s first CAPABLE SECRETARY — 10 walnut and lime oak. Modem and couple preferred. See Mr. Colby, trance, 2-car garage. Tree shaded Carlton W Hutchins. 64845183. $16,200. Owner. 643-0507.' 900. Tom Minor, Broker, 875-6043. licens^ driving school, trained years shorthand, dletAphone, typ­ premises. • ______with fireplace. Garage. Nice Jot W hen little ocarinas cat straved S o 'O f NO SOONER NAD FOP PAID INROUGN Early Americem styles. Prices? Business Locatloni with trees. $16,200. R ^ r t Wolver- lot. $22,600. Robert Wolverton SEVEN ROOM spZbious home bi| certified and approved, now of­ ing experience, etc;, 2 years Col­ MARlow. Shop 887 Main Street, e x c e l l e n t * ROOM Garrison CLASSIFIED AWAV,POP PROMISED NEC ANOTNER PET THE SCHNOZ PCA A FANCV PURP THAN toci Agency, Realtors, 649-3818. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Colonial, aluminum siding, beauti­ Manchester on quiet street, 4 bed­ Farms For Sal* 76 fering classroom smd ' behind lege educaUtm, desires part-time Furniture Department. Pdt Rent 84 QUESS WHAT WANDERED BACK. HOME? APARTMENTS. '64^ fully landscsMd lot, $19,000. Jo­ rooms, enclosed porch, 2-car ga­ wheel InstrucUon for teen-agers. TO TARE ITS PLACE — work while finishing courses for t-S ROOM MANCHESTER—SpUt-lovel home, Farm, 80 6339, 9-6. ^UnJOINO 60x40 suitable for stor­ seph Barth, Broker, 649-0820. rage, asking $19,600. Out of state I 7 ROOM SINGLE STAFFORD AREA 649-607B. r r College degree. Hours negotiable BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN cloae to all conveniences, deep acres land, 6 --raom stone house, /3 /W W ^ - SH-Nf SHE MUSTA GOT FLUFFi Phone 643-9828, 12:00-4:00 p.m age, B-1 zone, BucklaiiS section. landscaped lot, garage, utiUty owner wants offers, phllbrick | TAKE YOTO TTME PAYING! jqVE ROOM apartment, stove, re­ GOOD VALUES 1% baths, fir e ^ c e , oil burner, ADVERTISING tfw W * % OST.'BUT LOON! sou STOP 649-3468. room, oil hot water neat, fire­ Agency, 649-8464. 1 , 2, or 8 YEARS TO PAY frigerator, garage. CaU between hot water heat, excellent condi­ IMISG AND Z'LL GET VOU “SUPER DELUXE” place, two full baths, three bed (4 Bedrooms) E-Z LERN M UtllTn.VR at my home. 7,8 p.m., 648-0082. EXCJELLENT LOCA-nON for $15,500 — Two fZmUy, good invest­ NEAT AS A PIN. 4 room ranch tion. high elevation. Tom Minor, WHERE’S MV . IRONING DOI7B 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE rooms, $19,600. Robert Wolverton with no required work, inside or n m U B B P PUPPi!\ Also, babysitting. Phone 648-0118. beauty salon. New. Located be­ ment. MANCHESTER broker, 875-5042. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT.. HOURS Driving School kirrV?HUH, VOU’O LIRE THAT All 100% Guaranteed AVAILABLB OCTOBER 1—6 room tween btu-ber shop and general Agency, Realtort, 649-2818. out. (Jlose to all conveniences, set PAOPV? ONLY $488 flat, second floor, oil burner, on nice wooded lot, this home Is 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. WOULDN’T VOU? store. Apply Bolton General $21,700 — Two family, plus com- VERNON — Just over Manchester New tile bath, plumbing, heat­ Wanted—Real Estate 77 ConneoHcut’s isirMst, auto- $14.08 DOWN steam heat, Rusco storm win­ Store. m e r c 1 a 1 building. West ide^ for young couple starting maHc and standard shift, BOO Doga— Bird*—Pete 41 $14.08 MONTH Une. Like new 5% room ranch, 1% ing. roof, painting, interior dows, Venetian blinds, garage. side. baths, buUt-ln kitchen with di­ Jtist listed — 6 room finished out, or retired. Asking $11,700. CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY. free pick-up service, teen-age H OOl Adults. 648-7966.______ONE ROOM office for rent, all con­ Robert Wolverton Agency, Real- compietely new, excellent loca­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. PROFESSIONAL Trimming, bath­ — JUST LOOK — nette. fireplace. Hayes Agency, '(Jape. Oversize garage, ame» tion. Immediate occupancy. Custbmer.3 waiting for ranches, classroom, older and nervous ing, all breeds. Poodle specialist. — YOU GET — veniences. 890 Main Street. Call $18,600 — 86 Scott Drive. tbra, 649-2813. capes, colonials, Manchester area. MONDAV lliru FIUDAY 10:S0 A.M.—SATUBDAT • AJI. students our specialty, 116 PersonaUzed Floors, 649-9258. Beautiful ranch, 2 baths, 648-4808. site drive, wall-to-wall carpet­ It costs no more to have the best 16-PIECE BEDROOM ing. Immaculate condition. Howard Realty (Jo., 232-6276. Carl Center St., Manchester. Call f o u r ROOM cold flat, 18 Vine kitchen built-ins, attached MAN(JHESTER — 6 room (Jape In professional conditioning. 649- 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM ROCKLEDGE — OWNER. CJUBtom Well landscaped loti (Jity utili­ Zinsser. 643-(X)38. tor free booklet. M3-888S. 12-PIECE KITCHEN Street. Call 742-8180 or 742-7838. garage. Owner transferred. built 7 room (Jolonial, 8 bed­ Cod In nice neighborhood. This PLEASE READ YOUR AD 9798, 849-0600. Houses For Rent 65 ties, walking distance to Junior house features fireplace, 1% WANTED TO BUY — 6 room flat — PLUS — ROOM APAR’TMENT In pri- rooms, large living room with fire­ and Senior High Schools. $15,- ClaMdflrd or “ Want Ads” are taken over the * “ i t $14 $31,600 — 62 Duval Street. baths, nice yard. $500 down. How-1 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, from owner In good location and BEAGLE, PUREBRED, male, 4 ELECTRIC ■vate homo. B\milohed or unfur­ SINGLE HOUSE, 6 rooms, 2-car Handsome (Jolonial, 1% place, beautiful mahogany family 900. venlenoe. The adverHaer should read his ad the FIRST DAT IT LEARN TO DRIVE—Special at years-old, excellent health, all REFRIGERATOR room, picture book kitchen, 1% ard:- Realty (Jornpamy, 232-6275. repair. Write Box K, Herald. nished, steam heat. Working garage, large yard, Keeney baths, 2-car garage. Carl Zinsser, 643-0038. AGENT d^PEA RS and RICPORT ERRORS In «m e for the next Insei^ tention to nervous and elderly, shots, $20. 648-2587. TV SET Street, available first part at baths, garage. Distinctive home Hon. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE in^rrc^t or omitted adults, reasonable. 643-6389. PRIVATE PARTY desires to buy aassroom for teen-ager. Pickup AND COMB. RANGE October. 643-4719. ?? • • ^ 22 Bowers Street. for quality conscious buyer. Im­ from private owner -bedroom InserHon for any adverHsement and then only to J®***” * ” “ WANTED HOMES for 4 kittens 6 4 service. Day or evening lessons. Free Delivery In Conn. Handsome compact (Joloni­ mediate occupancy. 648-7798 for home,' preferably colonial, good < ^ ^ e good” InserHon. Errors which do not lessen the value of Reasonable rates. Manchester weeks-old. Tel. 648-5912 after 5 U & R REALTY CO. 643-5440 — 649-5938 Free Set-Up By Our Men f i v e ROOM RENT, second floor, SIX ROOM DWELLING, E. On- al, many extras, 2 bed­ appointment. 843-2692 MANCHESTER condition, good location. No brok­ the advertisement will not bo corrected by “ make good InserHon. Driving Academy. 742-7249. p.m. _____ Free Service By Experta 3 or 8 adults preferred. 649-0482. ter Street, full cellar and attic, rooms. WUl listen to offers. Three family apartment house, NEW 8 R(X)M Garrison (Jolonial on ers. Write Box R, Herald. MINIATURE RED dachshund pup­ Free Storage Until Wanted large garage, $160 monthly. Week­ 5-4-3, interior completely re­ t h r e e ROOM apartment, $65 6% room (Jape, Immacu­ wo^ed acre lot. $36,000. For ap­ Robert D. Murdock py with papers, $70. Call after 5, Phone for appointment days 849-4681, eve. 649-1421. modeled, 2-car garage. Ideally TOUR COOPERATION WHX |\|A|_ ^ 3 -2 7 1 1 Garage—Service—Storage 10 monthly. Can be seen Wednesday. late, 3-car garage, breeze­ pointment phone Mrs. Suzanne 648-6473 located, excellent Investment, 649-7510 or weekends. SAMUEL ALBERT I MANCHESTER — Large 6 room BE APPRECIATED I I Inquire 82 (Jhurch St. COVENTRY — 4% room home way and rec room. Shorts, 643-8888, J. Watson Beach- $24,9qo. i 000 FEET STORAGE space for Hartford, 247-0858 with garage. Kitchen furnished. * Co., 21 Central Row, Hartford, ranch, fireplace, garage, wall- WELL TRAINED lovable 8-year- SEE rr DAY OR NIGHT rent. Rear of 11 Main Street. d u p l e x , 4 ROOMS, pantry, bath, Available October 1. Call 648-6484. wall carpet, aluminum storms. old Bassett Hound, all papers. 622-2114. _____ BOLTON Reasonable rent. J. D. Realty, If you have no means trane- hot water, refrigerator, no pets. Two homes on 2 acres of land Trees, land.scaped. $18,500. Carl­ 0 643-0809. at COVENTRY, ROUTE 44A — Ooun' E. J. CARPENTER, JUST OVER the line In Vernon — 643-5129. Call 649-1061. SWEEPING VIEW — 1968 three tor 2 families all in one parcel, ton W. Hutchins, Realtor 649-5132. portatiem. I’ll send m y auto for you. try home, furnished, large lot, Ranch with 1100 square feet of F m BROKER bedroom Gtold Medallion Ranch, modern 3-bedroom ranch with No obligation on your part. available until February 16, $98 living area, wolk-out basement, I SPLIT-LEVEL. 7 rooms, 1% baths, TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? buUt-in stove, huge lot, only $14,- 2-car garaige; 4 room ranch Wanted Autos— Live Stock 42 f i v e r o o m tenement, enclosed monthly. (Jail 232-6344. three large bedrooms, family size Uuge family room, kitchen with A—L—B—E—R—T —S 649-5061 — 649-9162 900. (Jarlton W. Hutchins, Realtor with basement garage, both Motorcycles 12 porch, Oakland St., 648-7803. kitchen, school bus at door, bet 649-6182. built-ins. Intercom system MAKE HEALTH. SAFETY Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 HORSES FOR SALE — Palomino 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ANDOVER LAKE — Six room quality built, $22,too. throughout the house, garage, FOOTBALL TIME MUSTS 24-Hour Answering Service mare and gelding, one stallion. ter than new condition, $18,800, WANTED — ENGINE for 1953 OPEN NIGHTS TILL 10 P.M. ranch, completely furnished, $176 Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED 100x200 lot, S-yeara-old. $22,900. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT OUTSIDE PAINTINa at a low WAITRESS, experience not neces­ PLUMBERS, Heating men and ex­ be seen evenings or anytime VERNON Ford or Mercury, good condition. f i v e ROOM DUPLEX. (Jail 648- monthly. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. UXJKOUT MOUNTAIN - Beauti­ tors, 649-2818, ______room Federal (Jolonial, 8 room Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. M. D. price. No job too big or too small. sary. Apply in person Armando’s perienced helpers wanted tor new Saturday or Sunday, or cril for Practically new 7 room split, Free to Herald Readers 643-9610. work. Call 742-6290 after 6 p.m. 5496. ful 7 room Colonial, family room, guest house, on village green. B3X' Call now, 649-0728. Restaursmt, Route 6, East Wind­ appointment Columbia 228-9077. MAHOGANY DINING room set for VERNON — SIX room ranch, com­ $18,900 — HERE’S A CAPE on a cellent retirement home. $26,900 kitchen with bullt-lns and fruit- Newspaper Enterprise Asm- sor. 514 ROOMS downstairs off Mather pletely furnished, $176 monthly. 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces, 1% wood cabinets, jalousied en­ Sure, your son lovee to play Want taformaHon on one of our classified adverHsementsT No sale, good condition, 649-5981. lot full of beautiful trees and For appointment phone Mrs PAINTINO, e x t e r i o r and In­ 'SUN VALLEY TAFFY”, regis­ Street, $100. Phone 649-9368 after J. D. Realty, 643-5129. tiled baths, all bullt-lns, porch, closed porch, lovely lot, high football—but in his enthusiasm he Business Services Offered 13 city utiUtles, large lot, full attic, shrubs that affords the maximum ' Suzanne Shorts, 643-8888, J. Wat­ $5,700 Hwwer at the telephone MstedT Simply call the . terior. paperhanging, wallpaper BOOKKEEPER-’TYPIST — Ac­ tered, golden palomino mare. 11 a.m. elevation. Asking $^,900. Bolton LaJje may not take the precautions counts payable, posting, state­ AMERICAN p l^ e r e d walls, full insulation, of privacy. All six rooms finished son Beach A (Jo., 21 (Jentral Row, LAWN MOWERS sharpened and removed, dry wall work. Reason­ Reasonable to a good home. 648- CR08LEY SHELVADORB, good plus a nice enclosed rear porch. necessary to Insiue his health an ments. etc. B-day, 40-hour week. FIVE ROOM apartment, modern 68 laundry in basement, hatchway, Hartford, 522-2114. repaired, free pick-up and deliv­ able rates Fully Insured. 649- ENKA CORP. 1126. condition. Call 648-6310, after 8:80. Wanted To Rent T. J. (Jrockett. Realtor, 648-1677. Vacant 4 room bungalow, roof­ safety. Football Is a great roort, MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE ery in Mancherter. Russ’ Mower 9658. Joseph P. Lewis. Apply in person Gaer Bros.,, 140 kitchen and bath, automatic hot many extras. (Jharles Lesperance, J. D. REALTY but parents and coaches must set A RELIABLE PARTY looking for FORTY ACHES of lovely high ing and siding only 2-years-old, Service, 742-7607. Rye Street, So. Windsor. water, $88. Apply 160 (Jharter Oak 649-7620, 648-6664. up safe-guards to reduce the 4 land, large frontage and charm­ aluminum combinations, ar­ PAINTING — Five room ranches k looking for Articles For Sale 45 BED, COU(JH and chairs. Call 649- St. between 6-8 evenings. three bedroom apartment, prefer­ 618 Center St. hazards of this contact sport. M 9 -0 5 0 0 WANTED — LADY on stand-by ably a six room duplex. (Jonveni- THE PHILBRICK AGEN(JY offers ing 6 room pre-revolutionary tesian well. Owner will finance. SHARPENING SERVICE - Saws, and capes for $60. Trim and paint 7124. 21 Ridge Street. home, barn. Move right in. $28,- First, your boy must want to basis to csire for girl 10 and boy SCREENED LOAM for the best In t h r e e r o o m apartment, Inter­ ent Eind central location In Man­ this real neat compact Cape han­ and leave your message. YonTl hear from our advertiser In Jig knives, axes, shears, skates, ro­ extra Also, scraping. 742-8101. Manchester 000. For appointment phone Mrs. 643-5129 play football because he likes the tary blades. Quick service. Capitol 12 in my home on days when not PRODUCTION OPERATORS lawns from our screen l^ plant GAS HEATER, used 8 months, 52 section d (Jllnton and School chester. References. Write Box D, dy to everything. Large living Ume without spending nB evening at the telephone. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. attending school. Transportation Andover - Columbia. George Grif Herald. room with fireplace, family size Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886, J. Wat­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO game. If he Is forced Into It for Equipment Oo., 38 Main St., Meui- Bin, thermostat control, hook­ Street, ground floor, garage. Ring any other reason, he wlU either Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. to and from home Is required, ting, Inc., 742-7886. ups and connections, eisklng $180. bell at 221 School 8t„ 649-1823. kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath son Beach A Co.. 31 Central Row, chester. Hours dally 7-5. Thurs­ Good pay, steady work, com­ EXCELLENT VALUES Hartford, 522-2114. MANtJEESTER — 6 room Ranch, | Realtor 848-2766 play halfheartedly or play be­ day 7-9. Sajurday 7-4. 648-7968. Ceilings. Floors. Fully Insured Call 643-1069 after-6 p.m., or 683 649-4713. TWO ADULTS desire 4 room heat down, 2 finished rooms im. $16,- workmanship guaranteed Leo pany paid Insurance program. FOR SALE — Flat etone tat walls, MAIN STREET — Second floor, ed apartment. Reasonable. Cen­ 900. Dial 649-8464 for appointment dishwEisher, disposal, attic fan, at­ yond his endurance to prove his Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 9455 days. VERNON — 6 room ranch, 6-years- (Jharles Nicholson 742-6864 T.FT’S nn TO RYDERS — Every­ Pelletier, 649-6328. If no answer, Apply Employment Office, fireplace, veneer, and patloa. Call MAGIC (JHEF gas stove, 40” , clean 5H room apartment, very trally located. 649-2164 after 7 to see this one. tached g;arage, nicely landscaped I strength. Either attitude Is an In­ old, fireplace, triple storm win­ lot, , close to schools, $15,900. | LOST — DIAMOND Ring vicinity 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-door thing for the rock hound. Gem cut­ call 643-9043. WOMAN ’TO DO cleaning and some DIVIDEI7D ROAD, ROCKY 6494)617. good condition $25. May be seen at centrally located, available Oc­ p.m. vitation to Injury. Hardtop, automatic, power steer­ ironing on Friday afternoon -from HILL, CONN. Tel. 529-7418. MAN(JHESTER RAN(JH — S bed­ dows. (Jail 643-0002. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Second, he must have The prop- Center and Main Streets. Reward. ter, Jewelry making. Gem cut­ DARK, RICH stone-free loam, 110 Ridge St. ______tober 1. $110 per month. T. J. 258-255 Highland Street. ing and brakes. After 5:30, 643- 12-4:30. References. Own trans­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. rooms, kitchen with huilt-ins, er build for football. Enthusiasm Phone 649-6325. ___ ting instructions, silversmith. 945 NEW GAME tor Manchester Her­ $14. Also, fill, gravel, sand, and 4-4 duplex older — but com ­ BOLTON VICINITY — Neat, spa- (J0N(J0RD r d .—Beautiful ranch, I SOUTH WINDSOR: This man went 9600. Center St., Manchester. 643-9905. ald customers. You buy the paint, portation. 644-8676. TWO-PIECE MODERN living room Business Property For Sale tO birch cabinets, dining room, living or training may not be able to stone. 648-8603. room with fireplace, natural pletely remodeled Inside cious 4 room ranch home, garage, targe living room, torm ti dining | hog-wlld beautifying and adding to FOUND — BLACK and white you name your price — we do TURRET LATHE operator, full­ set, $76. 21” Motorola ’TV, $46. 88” n e w 4 ROOM apartment, first make a football player out of a DAY GIRL WANTED for toimtaln floor, heat, water, stove, re­ MANCHESTER — Well located hi' woodwork, aluminum combliui- and out, 2 heating systems, 1% wooded acres, only $18,900. room, catoet tdtehen, 3 bed­ the home we now offer for $18,- thoroughbred female Collie, Route HAROLD & SON Rubbish Re­ your painting. 649-7863, 875-8401. time only. Must be able to set SNOW B teW E R S — Ariens, Snow Westinghouse range, $28. 649-1168. tall, lanky boy — as many such a 1963 MERCURY, sUck shift. Good work. Apply or call Holiday Lanes frigerator, and air conditioning. come property, 14% rooms on hue Uons, S-years-old, $18,800. Phil- aluminum storms, lot 138x- Hayes Agency, 643-4803. rooms, recreatloB room land-. 600. 8 bedrooms, living room, 6, Andover. 742-7948. ______moval, cellars, atUcs, and yards, up and cerate from blueprints. Bird, Toro, Moto Mower, and lad has found out to his sorrow. condlHon. 643-6241. Bowling Alley, 843-2125. Laundry and storage In basement. line in business zone n , parking, brick Agency, 649-8464. 200 feet. Asking $18,600. scaped ysxd. Maricti E. Robert-1 dining area, kitchen, Wg family weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ Overtime and fringe benefits. Call Bolens tractors, parts and serv­ EXCJELLENT 5 room ranch, 8- Furthermore, he must not only MAPLE (JRIB, car-bed and play­ Available November 1. $136 gross yearly $4,200. Robert Wol- son, Realtor, 648-5968. room, 12x12 laundry, basement, NOTICE Is hereby given that Pass old Hoar, 649-4084. EXPERT WALLPAPERING. Dial 643-7627. ice. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 yeara-old, built by Ansaldi, full be physically healthy but also In Book No. 74923 issued by the Sav­ 196’f PLYMOUTH, 4-door hardtop, 649-1063. EXPEPUENCED WOMAN to care pen,. $15 for all. 643-0309. monthly. Phone 643-9161. verton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. BOWERS SCHOOL district — 12x18 terrace room, 2 baths, ga­ Main St., Manchester. Open dally room Cape, 8 or 4 bedrooms, basement, tile bath, hot water cdl top physical condition. * ings Bank of Manchester has been original owner, 64,000 miles. 643- “HAVE TIME, will work." All odd for two children In my home MAN TO WORK In tobacco ware­ 27 Huntington Street. rage, % acre yard. 15 minutes to This can be achieved only by 7-5, Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. REPOSSESSED NORGE 16 cu. ft. E. CENTER STREET — C-zone full baths, large kitchen, living heat, plastered walls, 2 fireplaces, lost and application has been 4823. Jobs done. Everything our special­ every ’Thursday, 8 p.m.-10 p.m house. Apply for Interview 1-8 TRRBE r o o m apartment, 456 4-4 two family, beautifully Hartford. We’re hankering to persistent hard work all year References. Ovm transportation. freezer, chest type, two months dwelling. Ideal for business and room with fireplace, dining room decorated, fine neighborhood, amesite drive, combination win­ made to said bank tor payment of ty. You name it. Call us anytime, Electrical Service* 22 p.m., Wetrione Tobacco Corp., 274 FREE — STONES for leach fields, Main, second floor, $60. 649-6228, show It to you. Glenn Roberts ’round. 1960 CORVAIR, -MODEL 500, 4- 649-0630. old, $169. Can be seen at the Good­ professional offices or combina­ and den, aluminum siding, gzi- 2-car garage, reduced to dows and doors, near biw, all utlU- Manchester Agency, MLS Realtor, 644-1621, the amount of deposit. 649-4343. Broad Street, Manchester. dry wells, or retaining walls. Just 9-6. ties. 30 days occupancy. Priced If he has a choice of getting to door, 6 cylinder, automaUc, radio, FRE E ES’TIMATES. Prompt serv­ year Service Store, 718 Main tion apartment and office layout, rage, $18,600. Phllbrick Agency, $17,900. 289-6149. heater, excellent condition, 643- as house' pay. for ad. 122 Newmarker Road, Weekdays 649-4581, eve. 649-1421. for quick sale. (Jharles Lesper­ _i destination two miles away by NOTICE Is hereby riven that Pass LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and ice on sJl types of electrical wir­ WOMAN TO LIVE In FULL-TIME, experienced floor Street. 649-9528. 646-8464. keeper, private room. family of off Dart Hill Roadi Vernon-So. ance, 649-7620. car or on foot, he must refuse the Book No. E1796 issued by The 4069. repaired, sales and service, rental ing. Licensed and tnsimed. Wilson waxer wanted. (leneral Cleaning FOUR ROOM heated apartment, ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S I so. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 equlinnent. L A M Elqulpment tour. (Jail 649-0500 tor Interview. Windsor line. 644-0804. 148 E. CENTER ST. — Excellent $14,600 — 6 ROOM CAPE, immacu­ ride. Football Is not a game for Savings Bank of Manchester has Ellectrical Co., Manchester, 649- Service Inc., 40 Oak St., Manches­ adults only, no pets. 649-5413. RCKJKLEDGE — I bedroom L- room (Jolonial. fireplaces, Dutch Corp., Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. location for commercial use. Also| late oondltlan, nearly flnUhed, oven, garage, barn, 2 acres, the flabby. been lost and application has bem | FORD, GOOD condition, new 4817. Glastonbury, 648-1888. ter, 649-6384. ranch, large living room, fire­ Manchestei exchange. Enterprise (JLERK-TYPIST — Diversified du Office and Store FIVE ROOM DUPLEX apartment, fine location for professional of­ place,, open stairs, recreation J. D. REALTY PARISH scenic view. $17,990. Hayes Agen­ Since training season sometimes made to said bank for payment of tires. 649-9245. ties. Knowledge of shorthand REGULATION SIZE soap box der­ fices. J. D. Realty. 843-5129. place, family kitchen with dining starts Vn hot weather, precautions 1946 BLECTTRKJIAN’S HELPER, part- Equipment 54 $110 monthly Includes garage. J. room, wooded lot, Manchester. cy, 643-4803. the amount of deposit. necessary. Apply Manchester by racer, $25. (Jail 649-9448. area. Basement with full size must be taken against heat Floor Finishing 24 time, housewiring experience de­ D. Realty, 643-5129. Carlton W. Hutchins. 6491)132. 1968 FORD 4-door sedan, automa- FOR HIRE — Heavy Duty roto- 618 Center St. windows, -garage, private wooded Modes, Pine Street. sired. Call between 2-4 p.m., 648- (JOMPLETE FOUNTAIN fixtures 1MANCJHESTER — 6 room Cape, stroke. Practice should not be un­ Hc transmission, compietely re­ tiller service, attachments Includ W(X)DEN STORM windows, good THREE R(X)M apartment, first Land For Sale 71 MANCHESTER — New listing. lot, $21,600. Phllbrick Agency, 649- dertaken in the hottest hours of FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- 6016. for sale, formica top, excellent 648-5129 8-room Ranch with reo room, like new, 1% baths, shed dormer, Annoimcements conditioned, $695. 649-6290. ed for lawns, gardening, and EXPERIENCED Saleslady wanted condition, $2 each; seven 80x51” , condition. Miller Pharmacy, 299 floor, $86 monthly Includes ga­ Built 1962. Beautiful 6 room ranch 8464. many extras, $16,900 ; 5 room Ing (specializing In older flooirs). seven various sixes; some match­ COVENTRY — A fine 8% acres at fireplace in living room, dining the day. landscaping in general. Leaves at Pilgrim Mills, 177 Hartford rage. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. with 1% baths. G.E. kitchen, in­ older home, $8,600; short way out In' any kind of weather, the COMPLETE LAUNDRY service, Painting, Ceilings. Paperhanging. ing screens. Bargain entire lot. Green Rd. a very fair price; Call Madeline MANCHESTER — Ideal home lor room, modern kitchen, 8 bed­ raked or mulched. 649-3920. No job too small. John Verfallle, Road. Apply to Manager. cluding dishwasher. Carpeted Uv­ — 3, bedroom ranch, garage, 3/4 training sessions should not bring dry cleaning, shirts finished, wash 1966 PLYMOUTH, In good eoiidi- (Jail 848-8859. FIVE ROOM apartment, Clinton Smith, Realtor, 646-1642. a small family. 4 rooms Just like rooms and ((arage. Convenient­ 649-6750. lng room with fireplace. Alumi­ ly located to schools, shopping, acre, $12,900. Over 120 more list­ your son to the point of exhaus­ diy, fold, delivery service. Lucky tion. Call 649-0297. WE HAVE ’THE ’TIME, we have WANTED — Part-time babysitter Street, adults, available now. num storms and screens. Large new. 2-car garage. (Jentrally lO' Lady Laundry, 43 Purnell Place, vicinity St. Bridget’s Church. (Jail MAN WANTED FOLDING ALUMINUM picnic Wanted—To Buy 68 ALL BRICK CUSTOM built 8 bed­ cated. $13,900. T. J. Crockett. churches. Only $18,700. CaU ings to choose from. Call or stop tion. A physician should be avail­ 1953 BUICK for parts, good motor, the tools, will do most anything. 649-6685. lot. Robert Wolverton Agency, to see us. Open nights till 9. The able at all practice sessions as 649-2002. Free estimates given. Call us any­ 649-4718. table, bench grhidera, car radio, House* For Sale 72 room ranch, 2-car garage, fine 848-1677. tfAnn Hunter 289-8258, 649-3696, radiator, automatic transmission Schools and Classes 27 WE BUY, SELL or trade antique Realtors, 646-3813. * Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Real well as all games. time. 643-2097, 633-2987. woodwork bench vise (two), disc BIX R(X)M tenement, close to view. $29,900. For appointment 649-6306. and rear end, etc. $40. Call 649- AS CARRIER COUNSELOR Sander 10” , bobeled. 649-1488. and used furniture, china, glass, stores and shopping district. Call BOWERS S(JH(X)L — 6 room Cape, phone Mrs. Suzanne Shorts, 648 OVERSIZED CAPE, T rooms, S tors, 643-6930, 653 E. Middle Turn­ Pn^r equipment Is impor­ MEN' WOMEN, (JOUPLES urgent­ silver, picture frames and old 5 flnl.shed. lifetime siding, very pike. tant. This includes a personidly Pasonaii 7821 after 6 p.m. CLEANING AND REMOVAL serv­ ly needed tor training to be mo­ between 6-7, 649-9043. 8886, J. Watson Beach & (Jo., 21 full baths, 4 bedrooms, large Uv­ ice, satisfaction guaranteed, Ray SERVICE SIX V O O rr Hghted showcase. Very coins, cud dolls and guns, hobby clean livable home. Immediate Central Row, Hartford, 622-2114 lng room, formal dining room, at­ fitted helmet, mouth guard, 1963 BUICK SPECIAL, 2-door tel managers, clerks, etc. Write: in our Manchester Office occupancy. Only $13,600. Hayes | ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, Hardy, 643-5541. reascmable. Inquire Russell’s Bar­ collections, attic contents or whole FOUR R(K)M apartment, hot tached garage, 150x160 wooded lot, BARROWS & WALLACE shoulder pads, arm guards, hand sports coupe, V-6 standard trans­ Universal Motel Schools, Inc., ber Shop, 195 ^ r u c e St. 649-9659. estates. Furniture Repair Service, Agency, 61(8-4803. INVEST DRAS’nCALLY REDUfJBD! 126 bonded representative, Alfred 1872 N.W. 7th St.; Miami, Florida, water, second floor, $66. Adults. $23,900. P h i I b r 1 e k Agency, protector, kBM and diln guards mission, radio, heater, defroster. ATTENTION Homeowners — Let REPRBSBNTA’nVB Talcottville, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. Avery Street. Six room ranch, full AmeU, 206 Henry S t 643-0450. Dept. 403-A. Inquire 171 Summit Street. IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, 1% | 649-8464. NEW LISTING and ankle taping. Phone 643-6308. Bill put new life In that old lawn. If you are interested in steady CABINET TYPE Penn forced air basement, fireplace, tile bath, 56 East (Jenter St., In addition to these items. It Is furnace with plenums and humidi­ ba^s, screened porch, full base­ WANTB3D RIDE from Hawthorne Call 649-3920 for Information. As service representative you work with a future and have (JOLUMBIA — Modern newly deco­ 6-4 quality duplex. Feel secure large closets, garage, combination SO. WINDSOR — 8 room . raised Manchester important to see that hU under­ fier. 849-1088. WANTED — USED powered fo- ment includes finished rec room | ranch, 4 bedrooms, dining room, and Ashland Streets to vicinity of provide counsel and sidvlce by the following qualifications: rated large 4% rooms; first floor with this excellent Income po­ windows and doors, large lot, ex­ garments, socks and towels are TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and lot Musical—Dramatic 29 cart. Call 649-9448. and den. dishwasher, attic fan, family room, 1% baths, fireplace, Andover — 3 family 6-3-3. good 740 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, phone, correspondence, and In apt.; $120; Electricity, hot water tential. Prime West Side loca­ cellent condition, stove, refrigera­ clean. Superficial Infections and clearing. Snow removal. Frank C. 238 (JHARTER OAK STREET — and many extras. Handjy to shop-1 built-ins, 2-car garage. FHA ap­ 416 Main St., income. 3-car garage. 32x60 hours 643*1819. PIANO PUPILS wanted, beginners the office to policyholders of and heat furnished; 12 minutes to tion, level shaded lot. tor and hl-fl system Included, ringworm can cause annoying dis­ USED CAR SALE! ♦High School Graduate various sizes wooden storm win­ ping and schools. Good neighbors! praised at selling $21,500. East Hartford outbuilding suitable for small Noble, 649-6053. preferred on Saturday mornings. Liberty Mutual Insurance Com­ Storra; TO minutes to E. Hartford; nicely landscaped. Everything for ability ■ and may even lead to dows, $1 each. Three used oil Rooms Without Board 59 62 Hilltop Drive. Call owner, 849- $21,900. (Jharles Lesperance, 649 Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ business. Good financing avail­ Main Street. (Jail 643-8646. pany. Ckill 228-3672, or Norwich 889-6306, able. Call now. blood poisoning. * SISTER ANGELA HONEST REDUCTIONS STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, •<3ood Driving Record (auto­ burners and one blower, cheap. 0242. ______7820. tors, 649-2818. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All mobile furnished) Ansco Viking camera with flash FURNISHED ROOM conveniently after 8 p.m. Two family flat — East Side. No field house is properly PIANO BY LONDON certifie' $13,900 — Extra large 3-bedroom | (Jlty utilities, ceram ic baths, equipped that does not provide concrete repairs. Reasonably teacher. Appointments now takto.'i Full training Is provided. Good attachment, made in (Germany, located one minute from Main 5% ROOM expauidable ranch tyxM 8PLIT-LB3VEL — 7 rooms, garage, Character Reader and. Advisor priced. 643-0851. education (but not necessarily *Reliable with steady work $20. 849-1748. Street, light housekeeping. Wom­ Ranch, fireplace, aluminum sid­ amesite drive. home on high and dry 1% acres, fireplace, hot water oil heat, all EXCELLENT 6 room Cape, front your son a comfortable place to on all problems of life is now FOR SEPTEMBER 643-2310. ing, almnlnum storms, garage, JOHN H. LAPPEN. INC. rest at hall time, and no field is College Degree) or equivalent habits an only. 649-6242. Farnished Apartments 63-A 2-car garage, space tor pets and bullt-lns, city utilities, excellent dormers, tile bath, hot water oil located at 231 Main Street, business experience. Ability to 106x300, trees. (Jarlton W. Hutch­ privacy, early occupancy. Ask­ condition. Present mortgage may heat, fireplace, combination win­ 649-6261 649-7446 — 643-5219 safe unless the goal posts are well Hartford. Call for appointment, CLOSEOUT HonsehoM Service* Bonds—Stocks work with others and Initiative *Feel qualified to work with Boats and Accessories 46 ROOM WITH cooking facilities ins, 649-5132. WESLEY R. SMITH ing $16,600. Robert Wolverton be assumed with small down pay­ dows and doors, city utilities, near padded. 527-1907. are requirements tor this inter­ and supervise newspaper car­ across from Mary Cheney ONE AND TWO ROOM apart­ ment. Price only $20,800. (Jharles bus line. (Jharles Lesperance, 649- The ground should be smooth Offered IS-A M ortgagres 31 1966 EVUfRUDE MOTOR, 25 h.p., ments. Heated. Kitchen set, bed­ MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, AGENCY Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. esting, res^Kjnslble work. rier boys Library. Gentleman preferred. Lesperance, 649-7620, 643-66B4. 7620. and free from loose stones ur WANTED — RIDERS trom south­ REWEAVINO of burns, moth holes. Cris Craft boat and trailer. 648 FYee parking. (Jail 648-7388. room set, gas stove, refrigerator. 2-yeara-old, large kitchen with $12,900 — NEW ON MARKET, Im­ glass. If the field is dusty, It west Manchester to Pratt A Whit­ 1963 Pontiac Bonneville convertible SE(JOND mortgages — Unlimited HEBRON — 6 room (Jape less than 2Uppers repaired. Window Shades *Live in Manchester-Bolton 4670. Free gas. electricity. Adults. Low bullt-lns, dining room, 8 bedrooms, maculate four room ranch with should be sprinkled before the (Save) fimds available for second mort­ For appointment call ET7RNISHED ROOM for gentle­ HOLLISTER STREET — (Jolonial. 2-year.s-old. Fireplace, oil hot ney, 8-4:46. 643-6777. made to measure; sdl sized Vene­ area , rent. 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4.____ attached garage, lot 100x800 with detached one car garage. Nice game to minimize the amount of gages, payments to suit your man only, near bathroom, free trees, $16,900. PhUbrick Agency; | 649-1394 AU schooU walking distance. Fire- water heat, full cellar. Over acre 1960 Mercury convertible tian blinds. Keys made while you Mrs. Gallo, 643-1161 'level lot, trees. Located up on the placed living'room, dining room, dust your boy must Inhale. WANTED RIDE from Harlan budget Expedient service. J. D. Building Materials 47 parking. Inquire 146 Center Street. ROCKVILLE — Nicely furnished 649-8484. ______- lot. 643-0985. Street to Pratt A Whitney Air­ wait. Tape Recorders for rent, Realty, 643-5129. east side, all utilities, an excep­ kitchen-den, 3 bedrooms up. Ga­ No boy should be allowed to 1958 (Jadlllac convertible Marlow’s. .807 Msdn. 649-5221. Apply 9 a.m. to 12, or 1-8 p.m., 643-9120. 8% room apartment. 16 minutes tional home. T. J. (Jrockett, play football If he has not had craft. Gate 2. Willow Street, 7 to Monday through Friday. l^llNON ■— ASSUME mortgage, I HND rage. Deep, treed lot. Aluminum SECJOND MORTGAGES — Funds from Hartford, adults' only. 649- Realtor, 843-1677. storms and. screens. $18,800. Rob­ Lots For S»!e 73 tetanus , toxoid, because any in­ 8:80 p.m. Phone 649-2746. 1958 (Jhevrolet Impala convertible f u r n i t u r e RBFINISHED — JUST ’THREE HOURS A DAY can TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS DOUBLE OR TWIN bedroom for 4824, 876-1166. well kept 5-room ranch, built-in] available lor second mortgages. working people, all comforts of kitchen, natural woodwork, walk­ $8,600 — Well kept 6% room ranch, ert Wolverton Agency, Realtors, jur}’ that breaks the stdn on * Scratches, bums removed, color earn you $40 to $60 a week In your WHO OBSERVE THEIR HOLI- $13,800 — SIX ROOM cape, now TWO BUILDING lots, prime loca 1962 Oldsmobile 88 wagon For individual attention call home, central. 648-6745 or 649- out basement, large sloping lot. 8 bedrooms, attractive dining 649-2813. football field is likely to be con­ changed. Manchester Refinishlng B A N Agency, Roger M. Negrro, spare tlrne selling AVON Cos­ DAT AT THIS TIME OF THE area, suburban. Owner anxious. vacant. Recently redecorated. Oil HAPPINESS tion, city utilities. Phllbrick Agen taminated with tetanus spores. Automobiles For Sale 4 metics, Fragrances and the 8108. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 1960 Rambler 6-cyllnder wagon (Jo., 643-9283. 643-8727. THE HARTFORD TEAR, MAT WE WISH YOU Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, heat, combination windows. Will STATELY 10 room mansion. AU Cy, 649-8464. Not only must you and the world’s most wanted Gift sets to Look-Alike Aprons A VERY, VERY HAPPY NEW 649-8132.______^______qualify for FHA or VA minimum rooms extremely large. Five fire­ 1954 OLDSMOBILE 2-door Holiday. women In ■’your neighborhood. If IN BUSINESS ZONE 2,'a corner 1960 Dodge Dart, V-8 wagon A BE’TTER ARRANGEMENT of COURANT CO. YEAR. FRONT R(X)M, centrally located, financing. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, places, 4% baths, 2-car garage. Can be seen at 74 Woodland Street Bnilding— Contraetiiig: 14 you heed money, think what a tre In a home of your own. lot of 70x150, plus an adjoining lot your finances will make more of parking. 69 Birch Street, 649-7139. An Eye-Catcher! FORD JTR^5e t — Five room 643-1677. Spacious gp-ounds add beauty and between 6-7. 649-1919. 1961 Chevrolet Impala hardtop se­ your Income available lor person­ mendous difference this can 808 Main Street, Manchester NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. house, all utilities, bargain, $12,- In the rear of 50x140. Excellent lo- the referees '"J*®* ^ J “ ?’ C A m ' ME on your formica needs, distinction to this beautiful home. Realtor ' Many -rules of modern footbeJl dan t> al use. Lump debt Into one make! We g;lve complete training, A’TTRApnVE sleeping room, g w 900. Joseph Barth, Broker, 649- MANCHESTER — If you are look­ cation. T. J. Crockett, NEED CAR? xoui credit turned bars, countws, kitchen cabinets, See these valued $39,000. PhUbrick Agency, 649- * I atfaare mademaHo u.-itViwith the sole purpoZe monthly payment of $22.25 for (Jail 289-4922 today. 881 State Street, tleman*, shower-bath, private en­ 0820. ing for a home that you can move 643-1677. down? Short on down payment? 1961 Pontiac Catalina Vista vanitory units, table-tops and North Haven, Conn. Into without touching even so 8464. of protecting your son from in­ Baidcrupt? ReFiBsession? Don’t each thousand dollars Including trance, parking. Inquire 195 jury. It is the referee’s job to en­ Island stand* 649-8988. repayment over five years. Frank I MANCHESTER — Dtrolex 6-6, as­ much as a paint brush, call us Jarvis listings, Today. despair! See Honest Douglas. In' 1961 Oldsmobile 98 Town Sedan WOMAN ONE DAY a week to CARPENTERS WANTED. Apply Spruce St. bestos siding, aluminum storm for a look at this immaculate 7 RANCH — Newly redecorated in BUILDING LOT for sale. 70x146. 86 force strict compliance. quira about lowest down, small' Burke. 246-8897, (Jonnecticut Mort­ QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, clean, on bus line, call 643;1468. 633 Hartford Road, Manchester, doors and windows, two hot water room ranch with a beautiful view. established neighborhood. Large Scarborough Road. 643-6129. Through football he will learn est payments anywhere. No small 1961 Valiant, 4-door automatic gage Exchange, 15 Lewis St., NEAR MAIN S’TREET for gentle­ 8151 basemen.^* refinished. buUt-lns, (Jonn., or phone 648-1445 after 6 heating systems, 2-car garage. Asld^ only $23,600. T. J. Crock Uvlng room with fireplace, extra the value ot working hard to loan or finance company plan. formica. tUe. general repair. No Hartford, Conn. Fnel an^ Feed 49-A man,' private entrance, parking, Small 1. A captivating older home on El 1960 Falcon, 4-door standard shift ’TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to 11% return. Shown by appoint ett, 643-1577. large kitchen, 3 bedrooms and achieve a goal; he will learn fiiat Douglas Motors, 338 Main. job too small- Call William Rob­ p.m. 23 Pearl Street. 643-7236. Modium ro St., In Manchester. 3 bed­ WOODED BUILDING lot, 156x420, SECOND MORTGAGE money work from home. No selling in­ SEASONED (JORD W(X)D, sawed large ment. $28,80<). Owner 875-7362. bath, finished recreation robm in there can be no accomplishment le s Carpentry Service, 649-8446. volved, no , experience needed. FIVE ROOM CAPE, fireplace, oil rooms, 2 car garage. Wood^ed basement. This home realistically $3,200. 843-8887. without sacrifice and persever­ 1961 DELUXE ENGLISH FORD available. (Jonfldential, courteous any length, free delivery. (Quality WOMEN ONLY, between high Many Others Write P.O. Box 9, Wethersfield. Help Wanted— I CAPE — 8 ROOMS In Manchester, heat, combination windows, con­ lot. Our buy of the year at $16,- priced at $16,900. Phllbrick Agen­ ance; he will leam a great deal Anglia,' 2-door sedan, radio, heat­ HOME MAINTENAN(JE, repair service. Gaston Realty Co., Route guaranteed. G. Yeomans, 742-8002. school and hospital, off Main St., 600. CaU Bill Frazier on this' one. 83 by (Jonn. Golf Land, ’Talcott- Male or Female 37 4 or 6 bedrooms, paneled family venient location, excellent neigh­ cy, 649-8464. about how to keep himself l*ys- er, whitewalls, 4 speed floor shift, .and alterations. Rec rooms, roof­ WAITRESS WANTED fnnn 10 light housekeeping facilities. 648- ^ I Suburban For Sale 75 ville. Phone 649-1902, 876-0319. 6539. room, attached garage. Owner borhood. (Jircumstances make It ically fit In a world that very low mileage, good condition, ing and aluminum siding. Russ a.m.-3 p.m., 6 days. Inquire In EXPERIENCED MAN or woman wants sale within 30 days. Selling necessary to sell substantially be­ 80 miles per gallon, 643-8806 af' Atkins. Builder. 643-0411. “ ’The Garden-->Fanii— Dairy 2. A distinctive Rockledge ranch STAFFORD AREA (Jolonial. 9 Is becoming Increasingly mecha­ SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. person Charcoal Broiler, 550 E. retail pharmacy 8-9 daily. Apply below appraisal. His loss, your low appraisal for quick sale. 643-; home, custom built with loving nized. ter 6 p.m. small Job carpenter.” Middle ’Tpke. Products 50 room house, steam heat, 1% Business Opportunities 32 in person Pine Pharmacy, 664 ROOM FOR WOMAN, kitchen gain. $17,600. Philbrack Agency, 6816. care. This dream dwelling will baths, one acre lot, | shade trees, 166 union Street, Rockville (Jenter Street, Manchester. CANNING PEACHES and pears, privileges. (Jedl after 6. 649-6186. 648-8464. satisfy your desires in every BOLTON MGA 1960, white roadster conver­ BEAUTY SHOP — Gross $200- CATALOG FREE. I’ll send you BOLTON — 5’ 2 room ranch on large bam with garage. $10,000. tible, good condition. Call 643- Spedal Services 15 BotO Fruit Farm, 280 Bush Hill way. A must see If you are Imm ediate occupancy. Tom $300 weekly. 6 stalls, new equip.- 276-page Popular Club catalog. ROOM FOR g e n t l e m a n , cen- I MANCHESTER — Reduced. Near Route 86, 2 bedrooms, living room 7456. - 643-0216 — 876-2521 Let your friends shop from It. Rood, Manchester. looking for a fine home priced Minor, Broker, 875-5042. TREE CUTTING and removal, lots ment. (Jontact Joseph BarOi, PART-TIME — FULL-TIME trally located, parking available. schools. Solid brick 7 room ranch. dining room, kitchen, open stair­ under $30,000. ’ U A R built 4-year-old, 5% cleared. Insured, Joe Pelletier, Broker. 649-0320. Then you pick $25 and more In MAC AND ORAVENSTEIN apples 643-6127. 2-car garage. 1% baths. Tree way up for expansion, breezeway free Items. Alice Williams, Popu­ room ranch that offers 3 bed­ STAFFORD AREA — 6 tenement j 1959 FORD (JONVERTIBLB, at the farm prices. Bunce Farm, shaded lot. Fieldstone fireplace. garage, plus full basement, house, 6 tenements ^ furnished,* TO 742-7568. THREE BAY Gull service station lar Club Plaui, Department H801, LARGE FURNISHED housekeep­ rooms, 2 baths, living room cellent condition. 649-0156. 629 W. (Jenter Street, 648-8116. H. B. Grady, Broker, 648-8009. lot 100x250. A steal at $15,900. T. 8. An enticing center entrance co­ Over $400 per month Income. $16,- , 1961 RAMBLER (Jonvertlble, stand­ available for lease. Elxcellent op­ POSITIONS OPEN AT ing room, all utilities, suitable one lonial on West (Jenter St., in with stone fireplace, kitchen Lynbrook, New York. J. (Jrockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 000. Tom Minor, Broker, 876-5042. ard, radio, heater, good condition, portunity for the right Indivldutd. or two adults, parking. 272 Main I COLONIAL RANCH - 0 rooms, Manchester. Being sold by Tem­ and dining area, G.E. built-iiis, BE 1965 OLDSMOBILE HpUday, fully Roofing—8idinc IS birch cabinets, breakfast bar. equipped power, black and white, 649-1134. Padd training prog;ram. For ad' GRAND-WAY Fertilizers 50-A St. 1% baths, modern kitchen with ■VERPLANCaC-Assumptlon area, 6 ple Beth Sholom. ,7 rooms In im­ ft. DION ROOFING and aiding, al­ ditional information call Gulf OU bullt-inz, S-csr attached garage, room Cape, brick front, alumi­ peccable condition. Must be sold Basement has brick fireplace, SOLD good condition. New battery. $225. 1981 FORD ROADSTER, new top, Help Wanted— Male 36 terations, ceilings, painting and Corp., 825-6158. (35o D c o w m a n u r e . DeUvered, lot 300x250, $23,900. PhUbrick num siding, one block to schools, as soon as possible. Asking $19,- waik-out door, to a patio, 2-car 643-2SS7. new paint, very good running con­ gutter woric. S ati^ctibn guaran­ FuU-time, 40-hour week, in $5 and C$10. loads. Excellent for Agency, 049-8484. bus Une and stores. Early occu­ 900. (Jail ‘Mr Werbner on this attached garage, plus 1 de­ ■ dition, $660. 649-1477 after 6. BEAUTY PARLOR — RockvlUe TWO ROOFERS, must be good, ex- tached, situated on a one acre 1967 CHEVROLET convertible V8. teed, tree estimates. 643-4852. Call 649- Misses Ready To Wear Depart­ fall fertilizing. Call 648-7804, 649- INVITATION pancy. John H. Lappen. Inc. 649- one. 70 OTIS area. For sale or lease. Excellent perienced, $3 per hour. ment. Strnie retail experienca I VERNON — Like new 6 room L- wooded lot, only 5 minutes power steering. automaUc trans- j d o d GE 4-DOOR sedan, push 0728. 8781. 6261, 649-7445, 643-5219. mission, very clean. 643-2123. ' ...... ■ . A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, proposition lor wide awake op­ required. shape brick ranch, manicured from'the center of Manchester. STREET button drive, power steering and panting. (Jarpentry. Alterations erator. Jack Felnberg, 249-7639. TO BID grounds, sparkling condition. Un­ SPRING ST.—Spacious 5% room 4. A graceful spUt level home just Like new throughout. Priced at 1966 CHEVY CONVER’TIBLE, new brakes, $175. 649-1190. and additions. (Jeilings. Workman­ Machinists and tool makers Household Goods 51 Request for bids, a commmx:laI der $30,000. Hayes Agency, 648- ranch, modem kitchen with built. over the Une In Bolton. Built for only $24,8(X). (Comer of Forest) Part-time, nights, 6-10, and true famUy comfort. Large motor, standard shift, $800 interi­ 1960 (JORVAIR 700, red, 4-door, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Overtime schedule. size refrigerator, minhmun 40 cu. 4808. Ins, 8 large bedrooms, unusual or. 25 coats of lacquer. (Jail 649- Help Wanted— Female 35 Saturdays, Infants and Chll- GLENWtXJD HEATTNG and cook­ wooded lot. (Jail Barbara Babin whitewalls, automatic transmis­ 643-4860. ft. for school cafeteria. Specifica­ decor seldom found In this price We are offering tor im­ 7813. dren’s Department. ing gas stove, 4-years-old, in ex­ to see this value at $22,900. sion, radio, heater, defroster, (JLEAKiNa WOMAN for large tions may be obtained in the office range. One car garage, large lot mediate sale this attrac­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement Also, two apprentices with cellent condition. 648-5789. of the Superintendent of Schools, lASY TO KNIT with trees. $24,900. Phllbrick U & R REALTYiCO., INC. 1969 BLUE MG ROADS’TER, ex­ windshield washer. List price, $1,- (Jompany — Roofing, siding, al­ home to live In. Please call 649- tive six room ranch home trade school Question In ma­ Nights, 6-10, and Saturday, in ElUngton High School, Maple St., Agency. 649-8464. If you are looking for a lovely cellent condition, side windows, 040, asking $995. Owner transfer­ terations, additions and remodel 6416. chine shop. IO-IM4-l4-tt $13,800 643-2692 ' with more than Its share red. Call 643-1492. Boys’ and Men’s Department. BUlington, Conn. Bids due In the wooded plot of land complete new engine, brakes and clutch. Ing of an types. Excellent work' FOUR BEOR(X)M raizMi ranch, of extras. Three bed­ superintendent’s office by Sept 27, with a pond be sure to call Mrs. rooms, family romn and Will sacrifice. (Jail 649-9356 after 1960 CHEVROLET (Jonvertlble. manshlp. 649-6495. NOTICl large racreation room, - 3 tun Robert D. Murdock — 643-6472 5 p.m. MANCHESTER TOOL A 1963. Babin on this 5 Ojsre tract we large living room make radio, heater, new battery, run­ The Town Planning (Joikmisskm Signed Small-Modlum- Six room (Jape in Manchester 2-car garage, ezeeUent con- just listed. Located in Bolton. DESIGN Apply in person 5020-N ditioa, $23,900. raihrlck Agency, this an ideal home for y ■ ning condition, $65. Call 649-0498. Roofing and ChlnuieTB Id-A SEWING MACHINE o4 Man^ester, (Jonnecticut, will Mrs. Walter Bertiiold, Green. Redecorated., to auit the larger family. Loca­ ISO Hartford Road Treat the young man In 640-8464. AGAIN I960 MERCJURY,- excellent motor hold a public hearing on Monday > Secreta^ Wonderfully easy to sew mother- your taste. BhcceUent locaticm tion couldn’t be nicer—1 1963 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe micro­ ROOFING — Specializing repairing Manchester ORAND-WAY evening, September 30, 196S in the famllv to this handsome sweater and tires, $80. Call 848-9409 after 6. daughter aprons! And with a mini­ tcT schools, shc^ping, buses. (JOUNTRY (JLUB area — (Jharm JARVIS REALTY CO. MANCHESTER — Most Immacu­ block frpm Main, school bus, cmivex mirrors, custom seat roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ OPERATORS bearing room of the Municipal with a hunting design! You’ll t o d I NEED AN assistant. Must have mum of fabric. ing 5% room ranch, - garage, late 6 room Colonial, walking dis- FAST and churches. Priced for belts, tiock-up lights. $1,995 tor ter work, chimneys cleaned, re Shopping Parkade Building at 8:00 P.M. to hear all it easy to knit; he’U like wearing screen^ porch, terrace, lovely REALTORS • MLS • INSURORS quick sale at $23,500 with quick sale. 643-9248. paired. Aluminum siding. SO car and be willing to work eve­ No. 8151 with PATT-O-RAMA is i tsLnee to school, features kitchen Experienced operators and nings. (Jail 876-8496 between 9:80 persons claiming to be affected by It' wooded lot, priced below apprais­ with built-in oven, range and dish­ RESUIJS prompt occupancy avail­ years’ exi>erience. Free estimates. In sizes small (10-12); medium Patems No. 6020-N has knit di­ WESLEY R. SMITH 643-4113 trainees needed. Elxcellent op­ 10:30 a.m. the altering of a building line as SEPTIC TANKS (14-16; large (18-20). Medium, 1 al. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. washer. birch c&blnefs, living able. 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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 The Weather Average D aily^et Press Ron Foreeaet ef D. ■» Wentow Bureee f AGE SIXTEEN , For too Woek Ended ^anrbPBt^r lEoPWittg ®fralb Septeinber 21, 1968 Olenr and not lo eool tonighL Loiv wound 40. Xhnredey moeOy FOR RENT The Golden Age Club wUl meet sonny end wtwtner with dootfneee Theodore E. Lawrence, son of CRCtoMeet B and 18 mm. Movie Frojeirten 13,720 Mt, and Mrs. .Edwin Lawrence, Thursday at 2 p.m. m the Senior late In toe day. H igh In Tto. About Town Cltlsen’s clubrooms on School St. -•eoand or eUeati also 85 tma. .Member of toe Audit 163 Avery St., has enrolled for sliide projeotors, Bdieen nf OIroidntlon Mancheater—^A City of Village Charm his st^phomore year at Sioux Falls Those Interested in Joining may Next Tuesday call Mrs. Geneva Lockwood, 264 Our I M y of Victory Mothers .(S.D.) College. WELDON DRUG CO. Circle will meet tomorrow at 8:30 Charter Oak St. The Charter RevlalOT Commls- 901 Mala St.—9M. Ml 8-8881 (Claaeliled AdverUto ig oa Page 28) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Pfc. Laurence H. Frelheit, son of VOL LXXXn, NO. 308 (TWENTT-TOtm PAGE3-1N TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1963 p.m. at the home of Mrs. David Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, alon (CRC), i«riUch last met on Letcher, 224 Green Manor Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Laurence W. Frel- July 2, will hold Its next meeting helt, 14 Westwood St., Is home will meet tonight at 8 at the home Hasardvllle. of Miss Jane Barrett, 249 Vernon on two weeks leave from the Unit­ on Tuesday, Oct. 8, at S p.m., in Poetry on ‘Hot Line’ Waddell School PTA will have ed States Marine Corps. Recent­ St. Miss Elaine Verbarg and Miss the Probate Court Hearing Room Its annual room mothers' tea to­ ly he graduated honor man of his Lilllant Hattln are in charge of prog;ram. in the Municipal Building. By THE ASSOClATIOD PRESS morrow at 3 P;m. In the school class at Memphis, Tenn., Naval At the July meeting the CRC Blast Shakes Birmingham; When the new "hot line” cafeteria. Air Technical iS-aining Center. Manchester and Glastonbury voted to accept a subcommittee Unking Washington and Mos­ districts of Connecticut Valley SPEAK cow was tested, the United Registrations for a piloting: Crime Probe Opens, Mias Gloria Rutsky, 35 Irving report, “not to recommend a States sent toe traditional course sponsored by the Man­ St., and Mias Gail Snider, Wind­ Girl Scouts will have a combina­ ANOTHER LANGUAGE tion business meeting and work­ mayor-alderman fprm of govern-- Day and Evening Classes Presidential Team Arrives “The quick brown fox Jumped chester Power Squadron will be sor, will leave Friday for a 22-day ment for Manchester.’’ ever the tazy dog’s back.” tahen tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at shop Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to tour of the Mediterranean , area 2 p.m. at Camp Merrlwood. The suggested cliange hajj been NOW FORMING Not so the Russians. Manchester High School In Room and Africa. . recommended by the Otixens BIRMINGHAM Ala I**® window. A WUIiam C. Foster, head of 101. Classes will begin tomorrow FREE lIlKMXJNvzrlAM, A ia. ,'TA.da Belle Parker, showed news- has been the estate hoine of Ne- Committee for Better ^ v e rn - — Another bomb blast shook gro millionaire A. G. Gaston. A the U.8. Disarmament Agency, night. ____ The l o o p Social Club will hold ment, headed by John Hamom GUEST men bits of metal on her porch told the House Foreign Af­ a meeting after the regular meet­ Birmingham today a few and Imbedded In the woodwork of fire bomb caused mlnbr damage Two Are Treated which had presented to the boaro LESSON to his home Sept. 8. fairs Conunlttee that the So­ The Manchester Jaycee Wives ing of l5ng David Lodge which of directors a peUtlon signed by hours ^ter two-man presi­ her home. viet teat message on the cir­ The a A motel owned by Gaston and Gosa Nostra’ adll have Its first meeting of the will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at For Crash Hurts 2,800 electors, requesting “consid­ dential team arrived to help Police officers and state troop­ cuit “ described In lyrical Um- 1963-64 season tomorrow at 8 Odd FeUows Hall. ers cut off traffic Into the area. the parsonage home of the Rev. ______N 0 . eration of a atrong-mayor-alder- restore racial unity to the big A. D. King, brother of Dr. Martin gnage the beauties of a Mos­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. Darden man form of government." VIdil-Roek School Small knots of Negroes gathered cow sunset.” Haslett. 8 Tuck Rd.. Dartmouth Two persons last night were outside their homes, but no to' Luther King Jr., were bombed Mias Susan B. Luettgens, daugh­ The CRC vote on the motion 8 Haynee S t, Hartford ateel city. last spring the day after mi tgree- “I would think we would be Heights. The club will sponsor a ter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. treated at Manchester Memorial Tel. 247-6696 There were no reports of casu­ cidents were reported. ingenluos enough to say some­ sale of Christmas cards and can­ not to recommend the change State Euid federal investigators ment was reached ending antl- Luettgens, 44 Harvard Rd.; Miss Hospital for injuries received in was passed along party lines, the alties and no disorder. segreg;atlon demonstrations. No thing original, or maybe poetic, Bobby Tells dles. Proceeds will benefit the Two explosions were reported to joined city police in an Investlga Cecilv England, daughter of Mr. one of four vehicular accidents in­ five Democrats outvoting the four one was killed, but Negroes went each time we test,” remarked Manchester Association for the and Mrs. Cecil England, 364 Main poUde, but officers could find evi­ tlon. Rep. Peter Frellnghuysen Jr., Help of Retarded Children. vestigated by police yesterday. Republicans. dence of only one bomb. The peaceful scene was in con­ on a riotous rampage, throwing St.; and Miss Joyce C. Flynn, rocks and setting fire to several R-N. J. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Motorist William J. Esiiger, 17, Chairman Sanford Plepler then The latest bombing — Blrmlng trast to previous bombings in Senate Unit St. Bernadettes Mothers Circle of 33 Grant Rd., had abrasions of instriioted his subcommittees to which Negroes rioted. About two houses and stores. N. Flynn, 149 Porter St.; have re­ ham has had more thEui 40 since None of the bombings he been will meet tomorrow at the home turned to Elmira College, Elmira, the nose; a fellow passenger. Rich deliberate during the summer, World War. II—was In a middle- weeks before the church bombing, of Mrs. Henry Shelly, 65 Overland ard T. Patten, 16, Glastonbury, and report their recommenda­ the home of Negro attorney Ar solved. N.y., to resume their studies. Notice income Negro neighborhood on The city laced a new challenge S t A potluck will be served at 8:16 was treated for a forehead lacera­ tions in October “within the Birmingham’s south side, across thur D. Shores was, for the sec­ State N ew s Of Killings framework o t the present char­ in the walce of an announced re­ p.m. Mrs. Edward Tomezuk and St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild will tion, a hospital spokesman said town from the 18th Street Baptist ond time, damaged extensively by Mrs. Peter Gross! are co-hostesses. Both were riding in EJsliger’s ter.” WE HAVE DAILY a dynamite blast. Mrs. Shores sumption of selective buying cam­ meet Thursday at 11 am. in church where four girls were paign by Negroes. In Montgom­ Guild Hall at the church. Mem­ sports car in the Manchester Shop­ Atty. Plepler said today that, killed In a blast Sept. 16. was Injured slightly. In the dis­ WASHINGTON (AP) — ping Parkade Bowling Lcme park­ after Qie reports are acted upon, DELIVERY TO THE order which followed, one Negro ery. five federal judges Tuesday Roundup bers are reminded to bring sand­ The church bombing climaxed night ordered Gov. George C. A Senate probe into the dark wiches. Dessert and beverages ing lot when the car struck formalized reports will have to be months of racial unrest and re­ was shot to death. metal post. Both were thrown prepared for presentation to the Shores' house was first bombed Wallace to stop interfering with workings of a national crime will be served by Mrs. Thomas sulted In the sending of former court-ordered desegregation of Leeman, Mrs. Martha Bell and against the windshield. The car board of directors. Secretary of the Army Kenneth Aug. 22. The blast touched off a syndicate opened today with had minor froift end damage. BOLTON wild demonstration, but no one public schools in three Alabama Justice McCook Mrs. Clara Robinson. He told a combined board of Royall and former Army football cities—Birmingham, Mobile and Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Raymond R. Boushee, 32, of 200 Driver Puts Crash Blame on Sun directors and town committees coach Earl Blalk to the city Tues­ was killed. telling of its secret meetings, HllUard St., last night at 8 was meeting on Sept. 17, that his Tuskegee. Miss Joanne L. Lucas, daughter Tamils Pambaieo 23 of 12 Noiman St., blamed the sun’s reflection on a station AREA day. Racial tension also was on the Dies, Sentenced of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lucas, 73 issued a •written warning for fol­ commission’s recommendations The bombing was reported to assassinations and the chance „ lowing too closely. i ^ t e d in this damage to Ms oar. Increase in Selma, Ala., about 50 of a major underworld power Elsie Dr., recently entered Mount 26 of 71 E. Middle Tpke., had stepped westbound when an oaiStbbund sribrol bus stopped n w would not be ready for a Novem­ toe Birmingham police depart­ ‘Lucky’ Luciano Police said that Boushee, driv­ den ber referendum, and he doubted miles west of Montgomery where Ida Junior College, Newton Center, on Center St. to p4ck up passengers. Pantaleo said he didn’t see ment at 1:30 a.m. (3ity police and Negroes have been staging anti- struggle in New York. Mass. She is taking the executive ing west at the Center, failed to that they would be ready for a state $roopers sped to the scene, As the first witness, Kennedy stop” for another vehicle, driven by Tvlrn^ POTSons’ ritog^v^th Bopdm were treated at“ Manchester Memorial Hoepitaa, LENOX segregation demonstrations. NEW LONDON, (A P )—Philip secretarial course. warned for driving too fast for road conditions. {Herald photo by Ofiara) poeslble April referendum. about 32 blocks from the down­ set the stage for the Senate In- Veronica H. St. Germain of 61 Un­ J. McCooki who served two terms vestigaUons subcommittee’s hear­ town v e a . but there was no sign (ConUnued on Page Three) ‘Memorial Temple, Pythian Sla­ ion St., who had to stop suddenly PHARMACY of disorder. as justice of the New York Su­ ings into organized crime which ters, will meet tonight at 8 at Odd when a pedestrian walked into the 29* E. CENriR Sr. Police Lt. F. W. Lloyd said that preme Court, died yesterday at he called ‘:«ne of. the biggest l?usl- Fellows Hall. Refreshments will be path of her car. No one was hurt Negroes In the neighborhood were Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. nesses in America.” served. in the rear-end collision which fol­ H ovt You Stortod Your S«t “ the moet orderly group of col­ He was 90. But getting a look at its Clandes­ DOUBLE lowed. Both vehicles were drive- Public Records TEL Ml 94)S9( Kennedy Cites McCook, who maintained homes ored. people I have ever seen.” tine operaUons is dlfflctiit because able. Yat?? idool for Younaif er for Officers said that apparently in New York City and Nlantic. of the curtain of fear, he ex­ No arrest nor serious Injuries WORLD GREEN Warrantee Deeds someone from a moring car Conn., had been a patient at the plained. were reported in a three-car rear Alan M. Kemp and F ran ces Gifts .... tossed an undetermined amount of Farm Goals on hO!9pital since July 5. "This is one reason the disclos­ end collision at 8 fast night at W Mona Kemp to Elaine L. Charen- It was McCoo!: who. in 1934. Personal Notices WITH PURCHASE explosive at a street Intersection. ures made by Joseph Valachi are Middle Tpke and Broad St. doff, property on Green Manor The house nearest the Intei section passed sentence on underworld significant,” he said “ For the first STAMPS Police said that William E. La Rd. OF 8 GALLONS was damaged extensively. Win­ Western Tour czar Charles (Lucky) Luciano. time an Insider—a knowledgeable In Memoriam motte, 64, of 349 Oakland St., had Minnie England to John A. Hed- OR M O R E! dows were broken and plaster He was a graduate of Trinity member of the racketeering hier­ b lOTlng memonr of our husband snd to stop short when an unknown mo­ FREE! lund and Kathleen F. Hedlund, was jarred from the walls. GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP)— College in Hartford and of the archy — has broken the under­ ALL WEEK father.^ AnUiony Blretta. who passed torist cut in front of him. Two oth BEAUTIFUL GENUINE Harvard Law School. away September. 34, 1982. er motorists, Sidney Sheptoff, 47 property on School St. HOUSE ' Police were puzzled by a large President Kennedy, stressing local world’s code of silence.” David F. Roach and Marjorie L. amount of nails and pieces of pocketbook issues on his speak­ Among survivors are a son, John Valachi, 60, the convicted nar­ Your centle face and patient smile of 119 White St., and John D Sheldon McCook of Nlantic; a cotics peddler and murderer who With sadness we recall, Johns, 36, of 83 Essex St., each Roach to Frank J. Williams and metal thrown by the blast. ing tour, called today for a You had a kindly word for each, Rose M. Williams, property at 86 ANCHOR HOCKING John D. Hardrick, 62, whose "new farm goal—parity of oppor­ brother, Anson T. McCook, and a has been singing to federal agents And died beloved by-all. following in a line of traffic, could sister, Frances A. McCook, both of not avoid a chain-reaction collision Durant St. &.HALE home ' was most dam aged, tunity” with city folk. since he heard the syndicate had Lazarus Splwak to Alan M. Cuf Glasses sErid that metal and nails blasted Kennedy accepts an honorary Hartford. issued a death warrant for him, ^ e voice la mute and suited the heart. with the LaMotte vehicle. Mrs. Main St., Manchester Funeral services will be held OPEN That loved ua well and true. Tlllie Sheptoff a passenger in-her Kemp and F. Mona Kemp, prop®r- degree today from the University has brought the jigsaw picture of Ah, bitter was the trial to part ty at 28 Plymouth Lane. of North Dakota at Grand Forks— Saturday at St. John’s Episcopal organized crime into sharper fo­ From one so good as you. husband's car, was shaken up and Three • WATER Church in Nlantic. TUESDAY and taken to the hospital and examined. Marriage Licenses and makes the ^ u rth of 12 cus, said Kennedy. I You are not forgotten. loved one. Laurence Martin Stanford, 1632 Type* OPEN TUES. Nations Race speeches on his 10,000-mlle trip "The picture is an ugly one. It THURSDAY HH Nor will you ever be. All three cars, with moderate • JUICE damage, were driven away from Tolland Ti*e., and Ruth Mary to ehooee Prior to the President’s depar­ PERP Readied shows what has been aptly de­ As lone as life and memory last. scribed as a private government Wo win remember thee. the accident scene, police reported. Glode, 1693 Tolland Tpke., St. from : • SHERBET and THURS. till ture from Duluth, Minn., the HARTFORD (AP)—A retire­ Ks very hard to give a Shortly after noon yesterday, a Bridget’s Church, Oct. 12. Time Limit on traveling White House made puh of organized crime, a government We miss you now, our hearts are sore, ment plan allowing Hartford Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy testifies today before the Senate Investigations Subcommit­ with an annual income of billions, I As Ume goes by we miss you more. truck, operated by Albert M. Bog- Garry Francis Kosak, 174 Green­ PLUS SPEQAL BONUS... lie the text of his Grand Forks speech, in which Kennedy said: Coimty doctors and their em­ tee in Washington as the opening witness in a probe designed to bare the workings of arresting on a base of human suf­ NewRQ^Stfari Your loving smile, your gentle face. 11, 62. of Riverside Dr., lost its wood Dr., and Sandra Lee Char- ployes to stash away a percent­ No one can fill your vacant place. brakes when Bc^ll attempted to Clearance! Congo Costs “ Parity of farm Income is impor­ a national crime syndicate. (AP Photofax.) fering and moral '■orrosion.” tier, 213 Center St., St. Jam es’ DOUBLE STAMPS age of earnings on a tax-free The hearing opened with a s (you want to keep It youraelf) Wife and family slow down In traffic on E. Center Church, Sept. 28. tant—but beyond . that, we are WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS _ _ _ gradually ac^isving a parity be­ basis during their working years statement by Chairman John L. St.. Just west of Madison St. The Building Fennite UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) was imveiled today. In Memoriam truck rammed into the rear fender WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS ON EVERYTHING —Racing against an Oct. 1 dead­ tween urban and rural peoples In [McClellan, D-Ark., suggesting To Raddlng Signs, for sign at HOUSEWARES Nicknamed “PBIRP”—standing Forming ^Rightist State^ Southern Help new federal law “ to prohibit In loving memory of our dear moUv- and trunk of a car driven by Mel- 357 Broad St.. $200. (BASEMENT) line, toe United States and other other a ^ c t s of life.” er, Mrs. LeUtla Johnston, who passed .. vln J. Cook. 47. Norwich. No one Kennedy sajd his administration for. PtiysiciEins EUid Employes Re- membership in such a criminal I away September 24. 1951. To Charles Doughty, addition to Western _ naUons today sought tttflnenfPlan—it taker advantage and secret organization as Cosa was hurt and* no arrest was made. dwelling at 161 Cooper Hill St., 11 Bench Hassock ifflSI^''JhweTnt(ly action to raise supports pro^ams that ’’comprise The road Into the sunset the charter of the new farm goal of a federal law psMsed last year Adds Hope for Nostra.” Cosa Nostra, translating Police investigation later found $ 200. State Service Station $5 million to keep the U.N. peace Is one each must tread. that the truck’s master brake cyl­ Reg. 6.99...... 4 .0 0 Steve McDowell on way —parity of opportunity—light and that win allow members of the as "our thing,” is the crime com­ Although It brings us sorrow To Anchor Post for Henry Bru- “YOUR FLYING ‘A’ DEALER" inrea In the Congo until next June. Hartford County Medical Associa­ Domii^an Military bine whose blood oath Valachi when a loved one goes ahesd. inder wa.-i leaking and the fluid had neau, fence at 49 Joseph St., $822. 770 MAIN ST. (Oppoalte The State B ieater) 1 Cloth Covered Bench The move won support from the to appearance before Stu­ power at costs comparable to that StUI there is comfort Imowing in the city—economic and indus­ tion to place up to 10 per cent of Tax Cut Vote broke. we will meet again some day, drained out. Minor damage was re­ To Anchor Post for Peronlus Phone 648-6860, MANCHESTER Hassock. Reg. 4.99. 2 . 0 0 1 82-naUon African group. It is dent Judicial Council. ported. trial opportunities without leaving annual adjusted g r w s income in­ The hearings, McClellan said, E I When grief and pain are over Tlchovskis, fence, at 82 Dale Rd., framing an appeal to Secretary- 2 Baskets. Ideal for Maga­ (AP Photofax.) to amnuitles or stocks and bonds. WASHINGTON (AP) — Demo- have the objecUve “ to give the □Easiest portable on earth and the clouds have rolled away. $800. General U Thant to extend for six the farms and towns—housing equal to that In metropolitan They can take 60 per cent of that Deposes President urifh in law enforcement officials what- to use OMore exclusive au­ Son and daughters 219 TO 220 To Nicholas R. Jackston, addi- zines. Reg. 5.99...... 4 4 )0 months the Dec. 81 target date cratic leaders predicted with addiUonal tools they may HARTFORD (A PI—The State areas—EUid adequate facilities and as an income tax deductien. tomatic feetures than any In Memonam tloh to dwelling at 406 Hackma­ 1 7 Pc. Fireplace Set. Solid ! lor liquidating the U.N. force. Employe contributions into the creasing confidence today that the need” to destroy such outfits as other portable—like famous In loving memory of our son, Motor Vehicle Department’s dally tack St., $1,200. The problem of raising ..loney opportunities lor recreation.” Brass. Reg. 65.00. S 0 .0 0 McDowell Out At Duluth Tuesday night, Kea plan would be based on a formula SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (A P)—The House will pass President K en-, La Cosa Nostra and to combat Royal Magic* Margin □Fa­ Sergeant Robert W. Hamilton, who record of automobile fatalities as To William Young, garage at to keep the force In the field was made the supreme sacrifice In Italy. of last midnight and the totals on 22 Santlna Dr., $1,865. 1 7 Pc. Fireplace Set. Solid the prime concern as the assem­ nedy also bore down on a local tied to the relationship between Dominican armed forces and police deposed President Juan nedy’s $ll-blllion tax cut bill be-1 tae illicit international traffic in mous all-metal Royal rugged­ September 24. 1944. the employe’s ■ and doctor's in­ the same date last year: To R. E. Miller for Harry Ry- bly’s 111-natlon finance committee problem — depressed conditions in D. Bosch today, and proclaimed they were turning the coun­ fore the day is ovw--and witaout | j,e said. Is a ness DChoice of 4 Christ­ 1962 1963 Braiss. Reg. 84.95. 2 S 4 I0 Univ. of Miss. the- Minnesota iron mining coun­ comes. mas-bright colors □Uniqua How Sleep the Brave. lander Jr., addition to dwelling at gathered for its first meeting of a Republican-backed spending re- iiyjgjQng criminal syndicate” and Killed ...... 220 219 184 E.' Middle Tpke., $1,000. 1 "Andiron Set, 2 Pc. try where, he said, “ The mines PESIP has been worked out by try into a “ rightist state." high • fashion e M fi >t|| Mother and Dad the 18th session. The Communist party and any gun In the square in front of the striction. cannot be tolerated. To John Flamerty, addition to Reg. 14.00...... lfll.0 0 Thant has warned that he will have run out, the owners have a special committee of trustees of As the final round of debate be­ carrying case 'f*TT**' All-White Now left and the people remain.” the Hartford County Medical As­ party backing Cuban Prime Min­ presidential palace. He said Valachi will describe to dwqjling at 121 Hemlock St., $300. 1 Fireplace Tool Set, 4 Pc. pull out the 7,000 troops In the Bosch became president in Feb- gan, there were indications a nuni- senators syndicate bosses who biduded Pina xax To B. T. Peterman for Jensen Kennedy said his administration sociation. The association will ister Fidel Castro were outlawed. Congo by year's end, unless the Reliable sources said Bosch, 63, uary, taking over from an Interim her of Southern Democrats would | t^eir will through “ mur- Building Co., demolish garage and [ r ^ . 12.50...... 0 4 ) 0 assembly approves maintenance OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — The favors programs to retrain jobless have full control and administra­ vote against the spending curb, der—gangland style.” ^laMffcalf aMst-Mwtsd pertaMs workers, put new life into de­ tion of the plan. Officials said it is author-professor, was a prisoner regime that ran the country after chicken coop at 178 Parker St., costs within top next week. University of Mississippi has the overthrow of dictator Gener­ Backers of the amendment hsH had i^Ueve a substanUal part Others From 849.95 Eigain become an all-white school pressed areEis and provide Eintl- the first one to be completed in in the presidential palace. Another $200. TThant explained in a report to alissimo Rafael Leonidas Trujillo hoped to attract their votes. of his testimony will be corrobo­ TONIGHT AT 8:00 To Allen Duchesne, tool shed at toe Security Council last week with the ouster of Cleve McDow­ recession insurance through an the country. report said he was flown out of “We’re in good shape,” Speaker CURTAIN DEPT. $ll-biIIlon tEuc cut. PBRiP details were scheduled to the country. Reached by telephone Tuesday rated,” McClellan said. SAXES—SER-VICE 30 Division St., $50. that action must be taken by Oct. ell. John W. McCormack, D-Mass., told He added that the hearings also (BASEMENT) McDowell, M, was a second- In his Grand Forks teort, Ken­ be outlined at the semi-annual The armed forces issued a com­ night, Bosch seemM unconcerned RENTALS—SUPPLIES To Anthony Chomas for East 1 because "supplies for the Congo and unaware that the coup was his news conference. McCorjnack will trace the drug traffic, from Coast Enterprises, demolish house term law student unUl Tuesday nedy said “ true parity of oppor­ meeting today of the 1,100-mem­ munique saying they seized power Fashion Show Many curtains in assorted force are no longer being fed Into because “ there was a chaotic imminent although It had been had been urging the House to do ^pium poppy fields in the and garage at 90-92 Oak St., $500. Its logistics pipeline In anticipa­ when the school expelled him for tunity” will not come overnight ber association by Dr. John N. its part to make possible lower in middle East to clandestine labo- SPONSORED BY ST. MARGARET CIRCX.E D. of L. shades. Most sizes and odd I to rural areas. Gallivan, chairman of the trustee situation in the country.” predicted for weeks. -1 tion of Its termination by Dec. carrying a gun. The military radio said "an em come tax withholding and there- ratories in Europe where it is re- For Everything,ultf IK, 47CVSee ^ I sets. Cotton, dacron, etc. Asked about the decision as he He said success "will require group. The county association, Santo Domingo remained calm. AT FIANO'S RESTAURANT, BOLTON . . . 1 81.” People clustered around radios inent citizen” would be named to fore increased take home pay be- 0,^ hand* of Amer- The United Nations has run Into left campus for his home at Drew a new impetus in electrification largest doctor organization in glnnlng Jan. 1. I addicts. development, new starts in our Connecticut, has been working listening to the broadcasts of take Bosch's place. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR, 81.76 Police Arrests financial difficulties In the Congo 80 miles to the southwest, the Ne­ The communique was signed by The DemocraUc leader, Rep., valachi is scheduled to be a R L O W l S ALL V t PRIGEI gro replied: “ I have nq emotions multipurpose dam programs, itod closely on the plan with the Inter­ the communique. MAIN ST.—049-5221 a Refreshments plus valuable prizes— the Grand Prize is because some nations, including The only sign of a military take­ Carl Albert of Oklahoma, said “We ^^tness later in the Investlga- toe Soviet Union M d France, have about it whatsoever.” new and greater use of our land, nal Revenue Seivice. It will be are optimistic.” Free Pmnell Autumn Haze MINK STOLE . . . Peter H u f field, 18, of 25 McDowell faces a justice of the water, timber said wildlife re­ leaping ahead of the American over was the posting of a machine (Continued on Page Fifteen) tion. and Main St. Parking HOSIERY DEPT. refused to pay their share of Others talked of defeating the Because of information from Va- Stephen St., last night was charg­ toe peace-keeping operation. peace trial on Saturday on sources.” M edici Association (AMA), also Republican bid by not less than 20 ed with operating a motor vehicle (MAIN FLOOR) Emphasizing the work of the Thant conferred. Tuesday with charges of carrying a concealed preparing a plan to offer doctors votes. (CcntiiHied on Page Ten) without a license. He posted a $50 deadly weapon, a loaded 22-call- RuteJ Electrification Administra­ 1240 pair of assorted sizes members of Ws Congo advisory on a national scale. If both the House and Senate bond while awaiting api>earance in council after he met with U.S. ber revolver. Maximum penalty tion, Kennedy said that while approve the measure, the pro­ Manchester’s Circuit Court 12 on 1 and shades. Famous brand Ambassador Adlal E. Stevenson. would be three months in jail and REA'S record Is cause of satis­ Drug Possession Guay to Plead Oct. 15, posed cuts would begin to be felt Oct. 7. The arrest followed a rou­ The United States has been carry- $100 fine. He is free on $260 bond. faction, "there is no reason to in paychecks next January. Ul­ name. Reg. 1.65.------1 .0 0 PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP) tine spot check at the Center at 1118 pair of famous brand timately the reduction would 8:30 p.m. (Continued on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Fourteen) (C ontinl^ on Page Seven) OonneOticut youlth was held in range lietween $100 and $200 a Bulletins Hose. Assorted shades and $1,000 bail today after pleading First Degree Charged year for most taxpaying families sizes. Reg. from 1.15 innocent to a charge of illegal —more in the upper brackets. Dulled from AP W ire* The Following MAIN STREET Stores possession of a central nervous I to 1.50------...... 1.00 Two-thirds would go into effect system stimulant. next Jan. 1, the rest a year Vernon C. Lambert, 10, of (82 S. Dennis T. Guay, 24, of Manchester, accused of the July 11 CHILDREN'S 1 8 Pr. TV Slippers. later. a LIVING COST HOLDS Reg. 1.99...... 9 9 e Main St.) Danielson, Conn., was fatal beating of his sister-in-law, will be put to plea on Oct. But passage of the bill intact WASHINGTON (AP) — The arrested yesterday in Providence. 12 Pr. Slipper Sox. Assorted 15. He was indicted yesterday for first degree murder. cost of living held even during HEALTH SAND Police Sgt. Edward Pennine ------f The 18-member Superior. Court (Continued on Page Ten) said Lamtiert had an envelope in .August, the Labor Department 2 I colors and sizes. 1 Grand Jury met in secret session said today. The consumer price Reg. 2.99...... 1 4 W his pocket containing ampheta­ for more than five hours before re­ mine pills. Index remained at the July level 14 W^H. ENGLAND Danbury Votes turning the Indictment. Guay of 107.1 per cent of the 1957-59 LUMBER CO. showed no emotion as the verdict Saigon Police base period. A spokesman for Workers Insurance Dips was announced. According to state the Bureau of Labor Statisrios “ At the Green”—649-6201 SPORlTSWEAR DEPT. Con solidation, law, Guay cannot plead guilty to (MAIN FLOOR) HARTFORD (AP) — Reduced said that present indications are rates for workmen’s compensation the charge. , Crush Latest that the September inde.x reading I Sweaters. Assorted styles insbrance that will affect 90 per The plea date was set' by Judge will show about the same levgik 5,608 to 5,519 Milton H. Meyers at the request of and shades from 2 .0 0 up cent of the state’s employes will “We don’t see aiiy strong infla- OPEN TILL 9 take effect next Tuesday. defense counsel Wallace R. Burke. Demonstration tlonarj' trend. Any changes wlU State Insurance Commissioner DANBURY (A P )—The vote If convicted, Guay could be sen­ he merest and in line with the tenced to the electric chair. NOTHING SMOKES Alfred N. Pfemo said yesterday was close, but Danbury, now both SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) trend In recent years.” AS SWEBT AS A FOUNDATIONS the rate cuts are the result of a town and a city, will just be a Guay’s 20-year-old sister-in-law. Miss Ellenmary Fogarty of Man­ —Evidently hoping to capitalize (MAIN FLOOR) good state experience record in city one of these days. the presence of President MINIMIZES TREATY workmen’s cesnpensation — there The vote to consolidate the pres­ chester, was beaten to death in Kennedy’s top military advisers ORANGE, France (AP) — I Discontinued styles of brand are less Injuries to workmen and her bed on July 12. Police say the President Charles de OauUe to­ name Bras and Garter Belts. ent town and city governments in Saigon, some Luddhists today 1 I they. are less severe than they yesterday was 5,608 to 5,519. This murder weapon was a bowling pin. made their first attempt in five! day minimized the Importance of might be. was about 3,000 more than ever Guay has given no motive for the weeks to demonstrate against the long list of signers of the >/z PRICE! It is estimated 35,000 employes took part in a special referendum slaying. President Ngo Dlnh Diem s gov­ limited nuclear test ban treaty. GoDMCjiBaBty cal i in the state will lienefit from the According to police, Guay en­ TONIGHT before, but nearly half of the el­ ernment. “If tw o great powers were able Arsed tr 8 of 10 lower rates to the tune of $3.4 mil igible voters passed up a ’chance tered the girl’s bedroom at about Combat police quickly crushed to obtain the adherence o t a lion a year. to make their wishes known. , midnight July 11 and struck her the demonstration. great number of countries to AND INFANTS' DEPT. There are 564 classes of work' Governmentally speaking, Dan­ several times on ■the head as she Accompanied by two civilians, this Moscow agreement, it to b»> lo e m m i t m rm jam. m oBej mad men's compensation in the state (MAIN FLOOR) bury is a mixed-up place. slept. Her parents and 17-year-old a yellow - robed monk defiantly cause these countries are not sereee yo« bei*. Tito m m wiK) Inpor The rates have been lowered for brother were vacationing at the tried to unfurl a multicolored able to make tests.” be said. INGUSH 10 Bath Robes, girls’. 482, but in 16 cases the present First of all there is the town of Danbury, aU 42.7 square miles family’s summer Cottage, on the Buddhist flag in front of the Na-1 “It’s as If people were asked not MADE Inoir heedang beefs bwideea, ardd* Assorted sizes. rates will remain in effect and in shore. tional Assembly building. Police to swim across the English EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT another 56 there will be increases of it. Then there is the City of Reg. 4.99...... 34M ) Danbury, which takes up maybe Less than 24 hours after the clubbed him down. They arrested Oiannel.” Laughter rippled Among the categories in whica girl’s death, Guay admitted the him and his compttnions, thefi through the 1,500 persons who 4 Dresses. (Infant 6 mos.'to the rates will be higher are ship a tenth of the area but has more than half the residents since it is murder and signed a full state­ blocked off the plaza in a hunt had gathered on the C l^ Hall 1 year). Reg. 8.50. . t j e o ] building, helicopter operation af.d ment. square for De Gaulle’s first the storage warehouse industry. the most developed section. for other monks. 9 D ieses. Assorted sizes | Those living In the city are gov­ Guay brought ’ investigators to Five monks garbed ap peasants spee^ on a tour of southeast FROM They are to be raised 18 per ceiit. the location of the murder weapon France. I and colors. Reg. 5.99. 44)0 Premo said the average for cate erned by a mayor, board ot aider- were rounded up from nearby men, and a board of councilmeh, in Colt’s Park in Hartford. With shops and arcades and dispatched ^ 3 .9 5 gorles being reduced is 9.4 per the bowling pdn was a blood-soaked to police headquarters. Hundreds GREEK FREMXEB aUTTS cent. It would be even more if while those living In the town are BURTON’S W. T GRANT governed by a board of selectmen, cloth used to cover the weajion of 'Vietnamese and foreigners wit­ ATHENS, Greece (AP) — the benefits received by the In when he left the Fogarty house, nessed the incident. G re^ Premier Panaylotto Pip- in English LINGERIE DEPT. jured workers protected by the in a town meeting and a board of fi­ (MAIN FLOOR) nance. police said. Both had been thrown This WM the first such outburst inells submitted his reslgnatten gift box md povi sursutce had not been increased re in South Viet Nam's political- to King Paul today In a move HOUSE & HALE cently, he said. As a result of yesterday’s refer­ out:'of the car as Guay drove to HARRISON’S I 8 Extra Large Gowns. endum, on Jan. 1, 1965, all of Dan­ work the morning after the mur­ religious crisis since troops and to ease.the nation’s political erl- MINTY OP SHAPES Among the decreases for ^>e' police, operating under martial sto before the Nov. 2 geaeral Reg. 8.99. . . i ...... 2.00 Not Another One!!! clflc lines of work will be these: bury wiU begin to be governed by der. The Wood-apattered body of the law, cracked down on Buddliiat rieetlon, palace soorees toBOii- BETTER HOME HEAT COUNCIL I 6 Extra Large Black Nylon Tha fourth baby elephant in 18 months was bom this week at the Portland, Ore., zoo. Manufacturing, 5 per c«it; con­ a city government with a mayor REGAL MENt SHOP Best Britl$k Briar. and a common council of 21 mem­ glrL dad in pojamai, waa found opposition leaders la tos pagoda ed. Flpinelto took over m m MARLOW’S I Slips. Reg. 5.98...... IJM) tracting, 17J1 per cent; road con- caretaker eapact^ The first, bora in April 1962, was the first to survive in captivity in the United S ta ^ struotiaa, 20 pw eeot; power Uns bers. by. an employe of her father's fu d raids of . Aug. 21. in more than 40 years. Here, mother Tuy Hoa (Tee-wah) wraps her trank ^ w d the oil oooipany who had been sent tp It h a p p sa o d less toMi 200 yards ■ sMar ^Temler Oo DAVE'S 2 Bed Jackets, small. oaMtmetioii, SB per cent; pluntb- There will aevan voting diS' sasaHs quit to a 4 SM O KE SH O P Reg. 6.95, ...... 2 new female calf (left). The calf and hMT cousin beside her are Offspring, of the bull I investigate after toe girl had not TOTS-’N-TEENS and JUNIOR WORLD M F ags Vw) (OoRtiBiMd ea Page Two) nported to wbelt. sa Fags ^ )rejal e u u O y . m CENTER 81BEBT MANCHESTER BEHER HOME HEAT COUNCIL, Thonglaw. (AP Photofax.) ; f ) V hi '■ , - v '