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Anthony D. Lupacchino, son iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iiii • ■ - ! I n The Weather About Town of Mis. Mary Lupacchino, 162 OPEN h DAYS — l|i ATOnge Daily N«t Press Ron Forecast ot U. 8. Weather Bureaa Chestnut St., left Saturday for FREE MAIN ST. Wir llw Week Ended Los Angelea, Calif., and a TUESDAY cmd OotolMr 19. 1988 Partly rtoudy, oontlnned breecy month's tour of the West. 'and REAR of Temple Ohapteir, OfBS, ■ will THURSDAY tIH 9 p.m . and cool to n l^ t and Wednesday. meeit at 8 pjn. on Wednesday STORE PARKING! at the Masonic Temple. Visit- Marine Pfc. Thomas Rodgers, HALE 13,850 Low tonight In the 40s and the ittg Matrons and Patrons Nigiit son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. HOUSE high Wednesday near 60. will be observed. Mr. end Mrs. Rodgers, 104 Wafiiut St., re­ Member o t the Audit Joseph Posick of Meridian cently participated in landing ityii BurenM o f OlroelatloB Mahche$ter— A City o f VUlage Chanri, Clhapter, Meridcin. will preside exercises with the Second Ma­ at the initiation. Refreshments rine Division at Camp Lejeuna, (Clasalfted Advertising on Page 19) PRICE SEVEN CENTS wlil be served after the meet- ff- C. Your Store with The Village Charm on Main Street! VOL. LXXXIII, NO» 19 (FOURTEEN ^PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1963 ____ Mandhester PTA Coiincdl will ■if St. Bridget’a Rosary Society hold a meeting at the Buckley win sponsor a public military School Thursday at 7:30 p.m. whist and caird party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Knigivts of Co- Manchester Lodge of Masons iilli Brents lumln* Home. Refre.-

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obahtnan of the annual Salva­ of eommoad, irs will help Columbia tion Army appeal this year, UJS. Southeast Units Strong them.” FOR aohci tat tens will be from Oct. Sheinwold on Bridge ALPOAHead Viet Nam/ Aid i The U.8. aiction drew praise DeMarco to Appear 28 to Not. 2. Mra Arnold Wunnee Chapter of Questers 3 Years Old from Tran Van Chuong, who has | Sihvonen apd Mra Wilbur On Birthday of Cuba Crisis resigned as Vietnamese ambas-; Players Set Fletcher are oo-chahmen with Denies Claim Gut for Units aador to the United States in Cosmetics • AHNTJAL c o n t e s t p o s e s < By LtTODLUEi CAVAGNAJtO protest of the government’s pol-' Mra Allen and ail will appre­ whole was “a significant mlla- Before Board Today ciate any voiuntser help. IDs. (DcalknNd horn Page Oaa) CBMCE Mrs. Raymond Reid of 28 icy on Buddhists. 3-Act &>medy stone in intemaoonal affairs ’’ Not in Field Chuong, a Buddhist, said the rrs Allen said the money ooUected and was "'very successful.” By ALnUED SHEINWOLD N u r r a Of Race Bias Marbie St. wlH be the guest of la used for Rad SUeld Clube for rocksto, MIG fighters, missile- aid to the special troops had ol Mats and anti- Dennison beUevea a quaran­ The annual bridge contest lor ♦ * * - ths Wunnee Chapter' of The Bruno DeMarco, the analyst hired by the board of Rehearsals ars underway for service men and woman, aerv- equipped patrol Questers at Its meeting on Nov. (Oontinaed from Page One) been "misused against the peo­ aircraft missiles. tine rather than invasion was a the State Department and the The preatdetiE. of the Andover Liggetts directors to conduct an audit of the towTi highway de­ icos for umred mothers, sum­ 6 when she wlU display her col- ple.” The cut-off, he said, is "an the Columbia Community P lar- The latest intelligence infor proper course for reasons other United States Information Agen­ % • • • • 'Ake Property Owners Aseoola- partment, will appear before the board tonight “to re­ mer camps for underpririledged lecUoo of antique Jewelry to dent Kennedy’s announced pol­ indication to South Viet Nam's er’s fall production of "Come maUon indicates there has been than it might have hacked cy presentsdan Interesting people tha they are not being At The Parimde children and disaster work Khrushchev into a comer from tioa (AliPOA) kM denied the group. icy—the United Slates -wtll sup­ view the intent and implementation of this audit.” Blow Your Horn,” a three-act no Soviet effort to reintroduce choice between iqitlinlsm and abandoned to the present ty He will attend the informal*’------^ ‘------among other servtosa offensive missiles or bombtos. which he could not have caution in the hand shown to­ ■hargea toef. the aaroototton hae Mrs. Reid (same by her Inter- port what helps the war effort MANCHESTER comedy wrlUen by Nell Simon. rants.” meeting at 8 In the Hearing promised when hired, would Another dnve scheduled is The Pentagon says the old mis­ emerged without losing fees — day: UaertrotouMtod in Ite membership sst quite naturally as her hus­ and will not support what does Room of the Municipal Build­ The movie, recently released, the Doy Scout Fund Drive be­ .’•Ths President very astutdy 0 ? . . i f o s s t t band, Ray. has been a well- save the town 130,000-850,000 sile bases “are stiU in a state South dealer ♦ • T 4 xtooles. not. 1 ing. in reaponse to a request by starred Frank Sinatra. ginning Oct. 27. The town will of disrepedr.” There is no rea­ gave him a way out.’’ Neither side vulnerable known auctioneer In the state per j'ear, when completed. so in H ' . In a sBatentend mailed to The troops are an elite air­ RockvUle-f emon Republican Director Harlan D. General Manager Richard The cast includes Pete Hodg- be canvaeeed that day after a son to Dslleve, it is Indicated, "In the first place, it would Opening lead—Jack of Spades to K q 7 3 for many years, as was his nembeis over the weekend, the borne corps numbering about , , , t -i • rri Taylor, "so that the board Can Martin ruled that , the town ins as Alan Baker, a 38-y«ar-old meeting at 2 pjn. at Yeomans that strategic missiles ars have b ech x to p t^ b le to go in East wins the first trick with 5 AKIO father before him. Her collec' obtain an improved uhdersrtand- playboy: , Mickey McAdam as Mall. Chariea HIU- Jr . local there without killing great mass­ the ace of spades and must O Q 7 4 iresident, Roland DAmour, 8,000. Beside military aasistanoe ! \L |( cm* Spt charter precluded auch action, stored in cavea tion. also tabludes strings of they have been receiving aobut ^ ® ‘ >.CE. ^ Winter ing and evaluation of this (the Budd>-, the kid brother and chairman, said Roy BtmpMi, Elverything that moves In or es of clvlUan8,'VDemilsan says. make an important decision on laid, "DiehonDr has been beads of coral, ainber, mUle- and DeMarco was in^ruoted to broughf to tiiie esaocMUon $300,000 a month from the U.S. Oot. 11 audit." continue his audit in his role Duoia Dougan as Baker’s girl Henry Beck, Merton Wolff and around Cuba ia under constant “We have m any>n*^ friends bow to continue toe defense. Witt flori and avlnturlne, which friend. Arnold Sihvonen wOl Joseph Lusky have been help­ rscontuUasance. The island ia there. It Is barely possible that West TMa 3 N T M thraugh imtounded, uEi|>rov«n Central Intelligence Agency for As Troop Goal In his first monthly report, of ’‘consultant.'’ 1 NT i.nd unjurttfled acoumttons.” looks like Jade. The millefiori special anti-guerrilla warfare. __ , / Is pneaented to the board at the plav the father: Irene Marois, ing with the ground work. Cap- regularly photographed' by U2s. “In the aeooiul plaeaM^ has led from six spadea headed beads are quite imique, reaem- Most of the-members of the the mother: Connie Benson as tame will be announced short­ The Na'vy maintains an air and in would have bean mn^.l< by K-J-10. If so, toe defenders lh« lake aswoclation was Headed by Col. Le Quang Girl Scout Troop 61 of Ver­ OdL. 1 meeting. DeMarco re­ board of directors were vexed 9-8-4; Hearts, Q -i-M ; Dtamonds, bUng miniature paperweighta, Tung, a devcited .supporter of quested permission to assume Peggy and Evelyn WoMT as the ly. The drive ends Nov. 8. surface patrol around the pas­ a problem toan getting out Mew can get six spades and two dia­ :(haiged with race dteerkmina- non will hold a rummage and Coming that DeMarco did not appear at 8; Clubs, S-7-4. Lion after the Rev. WBltam and originating in Venice. Nhu, about 4,000 of them were ^ titular control of the highway visitor. The play la directed by Wlaa Honor sages leading toward Cuba’s long did It taka us to get out monds An tlmlstlc East would What do you aayt placed on special duty in Augu.st. i Fnda\ to help raise , the Oct. 1 meeting to explain ports. The Guantanamo naval of Haiti and Iflcaragua once we PhHpoit, a Negro minhiter from Mrs. Reid is only one <»f the department while conducting his report, and. in consequence, Dwight Martin of Hebron and Mias Gel Carpenter wtio was return a spade at once to get Answer: Bid two qiades. Part­ In this role they led the govern-' money for their trip to the i Ahiminum Comb. barc has been strengthened. took overt on the good woi*. New Bta-veti, was turned down many interesting and informa­ hte sun'ey, whlch^ as he had Director Taylor, on C)ct. 9, will be shown Nov. 8 and 9 at salutatorlan of the Class of ner wlU pass unless b* has 18 ment raids against Buddhist pa-! World’s Fair, 8:30 at Yeomans Hall. It is The Army has a Nike Hercu­ "If we bad taken over (in A ciuitiouB ESm I would rofloct (XI Aug. 81 in his third Md to tive joeopie the Wunnee Chap­ Windows and Deers wrote to Mayor Francis J. Ma­ 1963 M Windham High School points and a good fit for spades. jeta the prtvaite lake aseoda- ter has welcomed to its month­ fodaa. An estimated 2.000 or ^ The event wll be held at the .<»ponsored by the Oioperatlve has been named an Emily les antiaircraft missile battalion Cuba) there was no one party that W esttoay not have the king You expect to be safer at two YWt, YOU WILL NBED honey, and asked him to end and two Hawk air defenae mla- timi. The ratnlMter (xanploln- ly meetings in the past three more remain in Saigon, serving Flrat Congregational Church j the "coneiderable confusion" by Kindergarten. Dickinaon Scholar at Mt. Hd' that we could have tumad to in of spades. Iii'tols case, a made spades Uian partner wo»ild be at —according to some report.s—as Fellowship Room starting at THEM SOON The foOowing committesa sile battaliona in the Miami- the iK ^ that It would roprosent return would p^m lt South to ed to the Stalte’B (3v« Rights years. It celebrated its third scheduling an informal board yoke Odlege, South Hadley, Homestead Air Force Base area one notrump. OomEntoriion whloh k investigat­ anniversary Sept. 23. In fact, a palace guard to protect Nhu 110 am . and will continue until , have been nam ^ : Mrs. L e o Mass. These acholan ars the the country. Instead (aa the ex­ make the conti^'Lx WHY NOT BUY meeting, at which the analyst and Key West regions. iles have shown) there are at ing the charge. JhmeB T>uffis, the name of the group is Inter­ from domestic opposition. ' all Items have been .sold. i coiild explain hia intentiona. CTohen and Mrs. Eugene Roberts, most outstanding candidates re­ Cauttous DefeKM For Sbeinwold’s U.S. officials said the special! Under the directirm of Mrs. program: Mrs. laurens HOI- A detachment of four F102 Jet least half a dozen parties at The cautious line or defense let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” a residenit of the Anderver Lake esting in Itself. N O W end SAVE The meeting"' with Drffapoo ceiving freshmen scholardiip interceptors at Homestead has i ^ th one another, area, hae akn ohargod the aaeo- Indian Princess force troops were given their | Dorothy Magnuson. com m ittee brook Jr., refreshments: Mira. awards under the goieral finan­ requires Blast to kill dummy’s send 60 cents to Bridge Book, bonus CIA pay in September for; are: Food. Ann Foley, chair- will be the only Item on the Paul Brookman, tlckeU: Mrs. been increased to a aquadren of i But what would have happened long diamond suit. East must Manchester Evening Herald, clatton w6(h dknrtmlnstton. The history of the actual name agenda tonight, since the re­ cial aid program at the college. 24 faster F104 Jets. U the missilee hadn’t come out? choEgtag that ALPDA cBacilm- of the chapter, Wunnectumah, duty in August, but there have'man, Cindy Popev, Cindy Fergu- HOME Joseph Armstrong and Mrs. take the ace ol spades and re­ Box 8818, Grand Central Station, been no further payments to j son and Judy Brown: rum- quest by Martin E. Alvord, They are named for the poet More powerful radar is being ’We wxiuld have had to blast turn a club to remove one of inaited eigillnrt Ms elglA-year-oM has a story-book quality, but Andrew Perry, props: Mira who attended the college in 1847 installed at McCoy Air Force New York 17, N.T. units assigned to Saigon. mage, Karen Magnuson. chair- chairman of the town planning Henry Ramm, publicity: Rob­ them out,” Dennisan said. dummy’s side entries to the dia­ Oopyrli^t IMS non. there is nothing fictional about SPECIALTIES commisBion, for an «q>lorattye and 1848. Miss Carpenter is the Base In Florida and a squadron For one tense day, be said. It In Mb kttsr, D* Amour aaid Wunnectumah ot Wunnee. She U.S. officials said that all mil-1 man, Karen Kilpatrick. Kathy ert WUks, sets, assiated by Mra monds. Osaeral Features OMp. itary-assistance support to unita Shea. Joan Hallanbeck and Su- 648-2866 discussion, has been postponed daugfater of Mr. and Mrs. John of radar picket planes has been iMked like this altemstive Declarer takes dummy’s king -«• .. the asaochdlcin has beien “ac- was an Indian princess, the Joseidi Lusky, Edward Mathlsu. Carpenter of Whitney Rd. not fighting the war or on spe- san MarManus: publicity, Sally M PUR.NELL PLAGE to a future meeting. added. might be forced upon toe United of dubs and returns a diamond. 262 TO X44 (3used aeid pre-Judgied guilty” daughter of the Podunk chief Wednesday Specials Frank Zanotti, Matthew Bach U.S. authoritieB apparently clal training assignments ts be- Englehart. chiilrman. TJnda Alvord had intended to aug- A 808 Nomlaeee StAt68. East takes the first or second HARTFORD (AP) — T1»a of dtoreSnunatton. "We refute east of the Connecticut River. and Mr. and M ra John Ourrier; believe the military threat from thto cHaige In whole or ta any Ing halted. , Darloo. Susan Horton and Something new In Spareiiba. gest bo the bocmd that tt permit Edward Paiadia lighting. Pro­ Edward Fox and Barney Following President Kennedy's diamond and returns another State Motor Vehicle Depart­ The story tells of her falling Cuba has been contained. announcement of toe quaran' port,” he added. The special force was trained Barbara Landoen. The beat part only, of tender the planning commission to en­ iraaeman of Ooiumbia have been club to remove dummy’s other ment’s dally record of automo- In love wtto a Peter Hager, an I ceeds win benefit the kindet- named to the final slate of But imtil all Soviet forces are tine, reconnaissance flights re- AliPOA BMmtMn. D’Am ourj^—han Dutch sailor from the particularly for action on the Tw^o bakemobiles were held tiny 1 to IH lb. FRESH gage a full-thne director, to garten. entry. bUe fataimes as of hut mid­ tM 1___ r ^ f . .. . « northern border, used as entry i during July and August tn nondnosa for Tolland . County removed from Cuba, Secretary vealed Soviet technicians work­ Then Blast makes sure to re­ .said, hare the oonatututlcnai ship of the fur trader. Captain PORK SPA RERIBS lb. 59c. assiat the commisalon tai its Cathy GosUb s E teetod night and the totals on the into South Viet Nam by Oommu- which all girls In the troop par- Agifcilltural SUMHzaticn and of Defense Robert S. McNam­ ing fsvartahly to eomplsto mis­ fuse one diamond trick. When hgUlM to cwm prtvaite property, May. He was allowed to remain Front End Barbecue them or cook with work. Outhy GoaHne has bssn elset- Mm. Rajmsond Redd (light) iOmwb a hand-oarvod Irvory and ittver braoeleit to Mrs. Robert nist infiltrators who travel; ticlpated. adding to the fund, ara said recently, they will be sile launching sites. Blast finally takes his second to to rn prinSBite assoclBitiions, to kraut or franks . . . They’re The CSauta- RaviaiaB Oom- ed president of t ^ Grade 8 Conservation community com- with the Podunks and, after Vianey. president of Wuraiee Chapter of Ths Questers. The lovely old ttlckpins and laval- through southern Laos. j All IS girls ta the troop are miaalon is due to meet next mlttees. They are in-Communlty a "source of dang<^ to the hem­ “They were completed the diamond trick. South ia out of cirfote hylwwa and to vute aa many difficulties surrounding from Morrell and they are dtum. Other oflloeta ars: Gail isphere.’’ KtUed ...... ifA 268 leres in the antiqtie gotdteof frame, being heM by Mra. 'Vianey, and the (divw olrcular pan on A high State Department offl- i planning to miOce the trip different. Mionday, to consider a recom­ 4 wMch compris es Andover, Bol­ day that Khrushchev announced diamonds, and dummy has no tlMy ptooso. the marriage of an Indian to a Special Rosen, vioe president; Jo-EUen the withdrawal,” DennlsoB re­ the table, a <«lmgiorm wMch is u s ^ to hold a kltltl*'# plaid in ptaoa. are only a port of Mrs. cial speaking Monday night of sometime this spring. One set- mendation of one of Ms sub­ ton, Cohsnbia and Hebron. side entries. Tbs preotoBot urged mem- white, he and Wunnee were ai(l to Viet Nam said, "We’re in back l.s that they need one Pagsch, recording secretary; calls. ’I f he hadn’t announced Deprived of the diamonds. married with In for news of terett and knowledge of the in­ port military units that are not Through prevlfuis efforts, 2) BALANCE FRONT treasurer for Mrs. Brehanfs slcti—-would we go in and Uast gets two spades, two hearts, one of the whites in what is now the clidi's actlvitlea and written dividual Quetter. something of local historical in­ Slice it thick . . . Slice it depaitment, with a pMnnlnig rooni^ Ray Bellowa oorreapond- and George Rosa Ballots have NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — One memboohiip byloiws "If you being used against the Viet they have raised more than WHEELS—Reg. 24J)0 diraetor to be a{>po4nted by the been moiled to all known eligi­ year ago tonight, a large seri­ them out at - Oct. 29, 90 and 30 to aoeept The words weren’t new to we had the meana of exec AXjPQA that has urged the ao- that she and her family secret­ school. OtUdren from Grades The Quettere Chib was born Dacatur House, loosted opposite the many purposes of the ohdi, M-75. ert E. Saunders Monday night lists and jHOvide iitformatloB. Adm. Robert L. Dennison. He them.” Dally qoMtlon sodotkm to relax admls-slon ly removed him through the rear that day. Mra. Bordeine was the White House hi Washing­ but. the foUowtag quotation, 6 4 9 * 9 7 8 0 aubmltted bis resignation to the To E zpl^ Eleetien laws 4 through 8 sns invited to Join. Partaer opens with INT (18 to of the cave and buried hlri. SERVICE ON ALL Fancy, Tendonleae had read them two days earlier iifillrtwi elected president and served In ton, D.C. For the past nine wfaioh comes directly from its Board of EUucation to study for Mrs. John Pringle, RepiMl Mia. ABsn succeeds M rs Robert at an emergency seatton with 18 pofaite), and toe next -layer MeorwhilB, the head of the After Peter’s death, she was CONVENTIONAL MAKES AUIBKA KING can registrar of voU n, win Thggart who rwigned after Drivers Charged thait capacity for four years. yeeus, Questers dressed in colo­ national (ififioe, is the cnpasile the prleatliood. the Joint Chlete of Staff In paMee You bold: Spadee, J-10- dissenting group within adopted by the Wolcott famUy By the end of the flrat year nial costume have served reason for the cliib’e existence. H ROW tenehincr fflU ttme CRAB M E A T ...... can 87c The 49-year-old educator who moderate a general discusMon ssvansl yean as direotor. in Windsor, and the marker 8 can 12.56 Washington. jA JiPO A , WlUlam Tuoksr, has the Club had 86 members, whloh hostesses at ths Valley Forge "It is the purpoee of The has been associated with the of election laws and dutlea Members of the Pfigrim Fel As NATO Atlantic Fleet and As Cars Collide charged that the aosociatlon over her grave simply reads, proved to be knpractlcsl tor in- in MANCHESTER ond ROCKY H IU MORIARTY Farmington school system for election day personnel at the lowsfadp donated the prooeeda Musewn. Questers to endear our coun­ Shurfine White U.S. Atlantic Fleet commander, ‘Tiaa not honorsd the request of "One Hager.” formal home meetings Before Chapters *meet at various try to each member, to toster TUNA ...... 8 cans 99c 22 years announced his desire meethu of the Women’s Repub­ from their ear wash Saturday it would be Dennison’s respon­ Two motorists were cited and 15 nmtnrki'ti'T members to call The actual conception of the the club oelefcrated Its second to resign effective Sept. 1, 1964, lican Club of Ccdumbia, tomor­ to the mlarton fund of the Con- 9ffi HAPPY WEEK! ona hours, depending on the the realtaatlon that our tore- Rtodled onder Herbert Holla Md sibility to effect that quarantine two others were g;iven Written a special mebUng." In •warnings ()ueBtera occurred summer birthday, there were two venlenoe of the mentoers. Some besirers were a part of a grand a Theory BROTHERS Shurfine Frozen as he. has been acoepted as a row at 8 pjn. at Yeomans HoH. gregational Church. They ra- —or, if the buildup contlHued, s«rt out to members. Tucker day In 1948 when Mrs. WilMam currently studying under Watson warnings by Manchester, police 1 groups, and in five years there are mixed groups of men and and glorious past, to carry a Technique TEL. 642-5186 Orange Juice .... 8 cans 79c student at the Poi)e John X7GH The public is invited. oeived 848 for their efforts and to take the "further action” re­ yeeterday following investiga­ attid, both the president snd the G. Bardens bought an antique were six. The membership of Morrison of the Hartt Ooliege. National Seminary, currently Two a t Once the Rev, George Evans oon- syrup Jug in a second hand women who meet in the even­ their tradltiim on into the fu­ e Si|:ht-Readinfi: 801-816 CENTER 8T. Fill your freezer Juice spot ferred to by the President. tions into two 2-oar aocldente | seoretory of ALiPOA have not The Questers oonUnuod to grow ing. The programs are varied, ture, and to create an interest today. Sava 20c on 3 cans. under construction in Weston, Mis. Hayden ABcn of R t 87 trifauted another 81 to make an To accomplish such an alter­ mentioned the special meeting store. She carried the Jug back and, in order to form additioRal Mass. has been named residential even 860. here, to the American Red Cro(ss of­ rangtag from the presentation in the historical preservation native, a maselve array of Mrs. Mary J. Mathieu, South re()ueated by him and 14 Mher ciuba, Mrs. Bardens recognized of our great American herit- Personals Army, Navy, Air Force and fice where she was production of study papers or viewing ool- Coventry, was charged with membora to oonslder the pro­ the need of a oentrol organiza­ leofclans to ttttd trips or Joint age.ASM »» Mr. and Mna RicHanl lyAxi- Marines that at its peak num­ making an improper right turn, I posals.^ chairman of the Ambler, Pa., tion. THue, in the apeing of bered half a million men was branch during World War U. lecture meetings wtth a neigh­ S of MMaite, New Orleana, and Mie. Lorraine M. Bates, of | Aoooidtag to the warnings 1960, the Nwtkmal Questers was boring chapter. OA6 TRUCK BURNS , announce the bkth of a being assembled. All were un­ (Joventry, 'was dted for mak­ / Idea for Club organized. der hia direction. Tucker sold. Sunday’s meettag Requirements essential tor WATWRiFORD (AP) -- A daughter last week. The baby ing an improper left turn, af-1 M SLUtHIWSfOlOk is being called oniy to rescind On other occasions Mrs. Bar­ Since that time the objeotives memberallip are on interest in the third gnandcfaHd of Mr. BYom his otficain Wi gasoline tank truck turned over ONLY TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE ter pMfce tovestigated a two-1 ooUen token at ths Aug. 81 dens hod brought her “treas- of TTve Queaters has never antiques and related historietd on Route 1 and bunrt into ONLY TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE I Mrs. Gensitl lyAuteiMl of where today he B an executive car crato at 10 a.m. on W. iKO^’ to «be office, but this par- ohaj^ied. Elach chapter wcxricB OFFERS for Copley News Service, re­ tieThvillOfitWlI mwettag. A t that meoUngt subjects, research snd the writ­ flames yestonlay. The fire Old CUuBoUa Rd. and hi Middle Tpke. at Tower Rd. I motton was poasad to paripone tkxilar item created much in­ a« an todivldual unit Imt ing of an occasionad study pa­ the gvaddaugfeibar of Dr. Herbert tired Adm. Demdson reminisced terest among the -volunteer soorthed the front of a house, OFFERS Both were ordered to appear In] — Featore 7:16 and 9:80 — any action on bylaw changes through the national office, re­ per. There abould be at leiud Flynn, Mhnafleld. by telephone on that day and workers. She was deluged with search popena of all the other burned several feet of sur­ PROTECTION toe days that followed. Circuit Court 12, MawJheeteir, j Oist wars before the members eight members to form a chap­ rounding woodland, destroyed a Mir. and Mte. Cart Lewis of on Nov. 4. until the annual meettag of the questions oonoernlng its age chapteFB are available upon re- CONTRACT Rt. 87 leave tor Spetn and Port- Here are some of toe points ter, but it is recommended that billboard and the truck. The PROTECTION EXTENDED SERVICE Police said that, the incident URNSIDE associntioin in June. Since some and maker’s mark. In turn, the (]uest. There is aJao a program ot U8

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MANCHESIEH e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1963 PAGE FIVE PAiGK FOUR r - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, lfl«8 swted, at which board of twice every day through Oct. is open for children up to the woe also received from John F. Hebron education ctaairman Clarkbon Mystery Voice 29. The first broculcast will be sixth grrade. FOR RENT Tfawn Chaliman Thomas G. aoeletsat dtreetor of the L. Bailey presided. Mra. Robert at 7:45 In the moming and the ’These cards are put in a box, 8 and -16 mm. Movie Projec­ Ofarruthen and John L. Daigle, Coventry Coventry RockviUe-Vemon ■offity oemmisaton.' NEW CAR Two Apartment Bids E. Foote gave a talk on schools On WINF Again second in the aftenxoon at 5:15 and on Hcdloween night at 7:35, tors—sound or afient, also aasliStiS town chairman, have of the town traced from 1724 o ’clo ck . Mr. Jack O’Lantem will select 35 mm. /slide projectors, OaDed the m eetin g. I t is ex ­ The dub wea brought to 1^ cards and telephone them to TV-Radio Tonight attenUon of the State SefeW RENTALS BishopVisits to 1963. Tfae firat schooUiouse Anyone who thinks they rec­ p ected th a t open in g A o t a o f tfae Tfae fifth annual Mr. Jack find out If the child knows who WELDON DRUG CO. Finance Unit TawnVotes School Qub Oommiaaion e fte r tfae d w is believed to have been built ognize the Mystery Voice may campaign will be fired. Lead­ Sm tlw Pol Poltaf* Granted by Zoners O’Lantern Mystery Voice Ooti- the Mystery Voice is. 901 M ain S t.— ’TeL 648-5821 ers of botfa pojrtles have prom­ sponsored a Safe DrivlM Field St, Peter’s, In the fonner year, but just test s{>onsored l)y the recreation send a {lostcard to the recre­ Day at tfae eebeol last June. where Its site was appears un­ department and radio station ation deportment, 22 School St., ’Ifaose correctly identifying ised a vigorouB campaign. T o Be Given In Ntw Engloiid Mr. Jack O’Lantem will be Says Okay to On Watrous RsKMentativM from nine area certain. Visltora, numbering 200 WINF begins today. „ wito their name, age. address Oarruthera has said that, be­ Television Three applications for apartment houses were heard awarded prizes by the recre­ cause of tfae tiamvony and affec- sdheole were iiwlted to oom- One, Two or Ithree Weehe more or less, were shown about ’The Mystery Voice will be and {faone number on or before 4:00 ( 8) Bif t TtieaUr (to p roc^ (34) Crossroads by the zoning-board of appeals at the Municipal Build­ Confirms 5 ation department. Read Herald Ads. tiveneoB of oommltteea working Blaze Ruin reu) (23-80) Mr. Novak Safety Plaqpe pete in sMSed driving eoinpe* Get Onr Batei the new .addition, with teachex's broadcast over Station WINF Wednesday, Oct. 30. Tfae (xmtest Buying Truck ki the recent town election, the (33) Movie at 6 (in procrese) ( 3) in tbe World titlon . ing last night, but only two of the. applicants will get the and sixth-graders as gpiides. (10^ ) Early Show (in proc- < 8-3040) Combat The Rt. Rev. John H. Es- Congregational News same odmmiittees will handle reae) (24) On Bearlnc Muale State police piurUdpated in Foul PORtloS high sign from the board today. 9wo r«c«i»tly •lectod mem- the dty eieotion eSbrta. A special town meeting and ( 8) News 1:00 ( 3-lh Red l^ ton Tfat Coventry High School tfae program by dloploytog Requests from Warren How-e ------:------^— quitol confirmed five candi­ Tfae Ckmgregational Pllgrkn an open hearing on budgets for (40) Ston^ Barks (18) ^bscrlpUon TV S a fe ty C3Ub le am ong eeven land and Colonial Courts' Asso- dates Sunday at. St. Peter’s Fellowship met in Gilead Sun­ ben €< tbe VemoB Board oi Hospital Notes (30) Bis Picture 1:30 (2330) Redlgo safety equipment and a . Phone M9-2881 Summit St., in Residence Zone the fiscal yesir 1963-64 win be driving damonstratioe was pres­ , elates were both granted last gMscbpol Church: Geoffrey day evening, with Diane Per- yinenoe, Kra. Arthur L. John- Admitted yesterday: Esther (18) In the Public Interest ( 8-2040) McHale's Navy youth organiaatlonB thrpugh- $78 MAIN STBBCT B, that would be closer to the PrentisB. ’Tolland: Edith Scran­ held at 8 p.m. Monday at Cov­ (34) Planet Earth (34) Stories of H. a Munre ented by an ineuronta com­ night, while an ap^f Poets and P oetn ti()ue oerY and gporte cars. Wn'R G«t Yoiir Choir rehearsal will be held David Wlinems, 4 Olson Dr. E>dna W a trou s bu m ed -ou t p rop ­ (34) What's New >:00 ( 3-13) Oarry Moore mom Howland’s, which won linanl- quisite 25 feet, wtU permit trail­ ’Thursday evening of this week. Tfae awards are being made The dub will repeat the Safe this evening at 7:30. Horace W. Bcdln laat n i^t erty on Main St. next to the. (18) Life ot Riley (103330) Telephone Hour moua approval from the ZBA er trucks to mfioed at tfae Seal- A meeting of the Gilead Cfaurch (30) Film (34) In-School Preview In racognltian of the safety Driving Field Day next spring. Sellers. droir director, In Tbe board voted to submit to Vernon news Is handled by Town Office Building at a price MOTOR VEHICLE alter a public hearing where teat budding wUfaout blocking canvass commlUee will be held ( 3) Walter Cronklte ( 8-30-40) The FuglUva activitiea of the eeven organi­ A bicycle lofety campaign for charge. ’There will also be a a town goeetin^', its reoonunen- the Herald’s Rockville Bureau, not to exceed $500. ’The rec­ ( 8) The Outlaws :00 ( 33-13-3(V3330) News, nobody op{>osed the propoiwd or maneuvering in the street, Friday at 7:30 p.m., in the 7:00 (13.33-3(M0) News. Sports and Sports and Weather zations and will be presented tae elementary echoole le also o m I meeting of church women in dsUon lor purchase of a new 8 W. Main St., telephone 875- ommendation includes that the gonltti apartments, planned for as ia now the ceae. Sunday Sifaool rooms. Weather :1S ( 3) Movie by the State Safety Oommia- {denned for the eprlng. Phelps HaU, to do sewing for dump buck at a cost of $5,750; 3136 or 649-6797. appropriation be added to and ( 3) To Tell the Truth (40) Primary Coverage the eoutheoet comer of E. O n- Pohee CMef James Reajxloa, ’The Gilead Women’s Fellow- sion under a grant from the Tfae dub is eunrently spon­ the coming fair, and tor any tsMtd a $800 request fOr the become a part of the selectmen’s (34) Jr. High lien ee -----nO) Tfanlght (C) ’Travdeis Insurance Oo. The DRIVER LIOENSE ter and Ktkln SL who spoke before the ’Town sMp will s{x>nsor a square dance W d g e t as recom m ended b y tfae (18) Subscription TV :30 (13) MovTe soring a seat bolt olinic. Mem- other work necessary to help Friday evening in the Com­ purcbaae of grave markers for (10) Movie :3Q (3330) Tonight (C) plaques will read, "In recog­ Atty. Eugene Kelly orguea Ptaiming OommiaBlon lack board of finance to the ad­ ben of the club inetoUed seat make the fair successful. There munity Hall at 8130. Church Tetonns, set monthly meet­ (30) Fbr Your Information ( 8) Movie nition of intereat and aidtleve- that a apecial exception ahoula month to win an alteration in ings lor Ute second Tuesday of 12th Circuit journed annua town meeting. 7:16 (33) Backetue (33) Primary Wrap Bp . belU on 25 Oars lost Saturday RENEWALS the eetablished bulldtng line, Is work for everyone. members and friends are in­ :46 (32) Tonight mmt in youth safety octiv- be granted for the a{>artment each month, and discussed a re­ ’Ifae board of finance is also (30) Sports CAia 4uid will bold tfae clinic again X B{>6ke laat n igh t in fa v o r o f the Important dates for parish­ vited. Dave Haa.s will do the 7:30 (13) Mister Ed 1:0 (40) Steve Allen iU ee." group because it would be In ioners include Saturday, Nov. port ftxan tfae firm of Lutz and recommending an appropriation this Saturday on the high variance of the zoning building caiU ng. Court Cases The oonference, now In its • character with the neighbor­ 16, the pre-holiday dinner at KeBer, certified public ac- of $3,600 to the board of ed­ SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK F (» OMIFLETE USnNG school grounda line a« well. To Attend Band Day fourth year, will be htid at tha hood, and work no hardship on Phel{M Hall. ’The main course oownfants, who recently oom- ucation budget. It is also asking Soma 45 students, driver ed Reapdon said that “This ie The Rham High School Oonnactiout General Life Insur­ CALL neighboring property holders. will be turkey, with two sit Band, under the direction . of p ls ls d Hm audit of town books. for authorization by the board uoatl(m students and othere about the only {>ormanent solu- MANCHESTER SESSION ance (3o. in Bloomfield. Gov. He argfued that Howland tings, at 5 and 6:30 p.m. 'Tick­ Robert Clowes, is planning 'to H m p rop osed pu rch ase o f tfae of education to enter into a holding drlvore’ Hcensee, are tlion to the troffie ha^zStd that Arthur R. Letoumeau, 37, John Dempsey wiB be the key- 649-0752 should be allowed one more ets may be obtained from any attend band day at the Univer­ dump farudc would replace an lease agreement with the Tfawn Radio note speaker. members of the club. reeuxe st this looatian. ’’ Hartford, yesterday was ordered of Mansfield for the leasing of' apartment on the tract than McCoy Kichand, National of the guild members. There sity of Connecticut on Oct. 26. old vefaMa Tfae old vehicle, bound over to Superior Court at (This lie ting Includes only those nows brood oltfts sf 10 Sr 15 "The Safety Club," advleor the Reynolds S<4iooi at an Receiving the award for the the regulations normally allow Dairy Produrte Division mana­ will be reduced (>rlces for chil­ Tfais is the second year the ased by the public works de- Hartford after he pleaded not Roland Stoodly told today, “Is MonehMtor Ddhrory agreed consideration and to minnte length. Some stations carry other short MwasMta). Coventry Hig^ club wUI be Jan because there is enough open ger, said he thought the oon- dren under 12. Al/ro the date band has attended. Twenty-five 2 partmsBt, would require guilty and waived examination: Blatnibeig, a senior. He WiH be interested, toi building up tbe ^>ace adjoining the site to in­ for the church holiday fair, to high school bands are plaiuilng select an agent to handle the WDBC—1888 etruotkm woifid cause no faerd- shout $1,000 worth of re­ on a charge of Indecent assault. | Nh^tbeai acoompsnied by Lunette Mine reputation of the young driver. sure adequate light, air and be held Nov. 23, when there to attend, making a total of pairs from now to June, ac- agreem ent. 8:00 Long John Wade eMp for any of the neighbors. Letoumeau was arrested here | 8:00 Raynor Shines 11:00 Newt and Lyrai Mamet, both juniors, It’s showing that young people iw tvacy. WIU be opportunity to do over 1,500 bandsmen. The annual budget hearing 11:16 Sporis Final . Speaking for the neighbor*, msr first selectman, had stud- tai Aug. 39 and Charged with | 1:06 Newe Sign Off and Roland Btoodly, driver edu­ are interested in doing some­ Howland won approval for an Christmas shopping early, for lad tha matter. risk of Injury to children. The will follow action on the above 11:30 Starlight Serenade thing to encourage safe driv­ Hiomae E. RoUason objected to articles. Cfapies of the select­ WHAY—818 1:00 Newt and Mgn Oft * cation instructor at tfae edxool 18-unit OoloiXal garden a]>art- «my expanaion of tfae Seolteat artloles such as toys, plants Manchester Evening Herald Boiud members re-elected arrest stemmed from an inci­ 6:00 Ekuy Ed Show WPOP—1418 in g .’ ’ Hebron correspondent. Miss men’s budget and the board of 8:30 Newe. Weather and Sopris and anfaSeor to the club. ment group on a 70,060 square Plant, which they said depre- candy, aprons, grto bag, dec­ Douglas R. Hayes as dwlrman dent involving two 10-year-old 6:00 Joel Cash More than 200 teen-agers and Susan B. Pendleton, tele|>hone education budget are available 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:00 BUI Hughes The dub was organixed last FALL fo o t tratract ct in Reridence Zone A. cliBtee neighboring property val- orations, cards, and the.like. and HertMTt ■ Hannabury sec- girls. ’The indecent assault 7:16 Jeff Sprung 40 adulbi are expected to at­ 228-3454. in the Town Clerk’s office. 13:00 GIrand ymr In oo-operatton with the Colonial Court Assodatea’ re­ Mental Efealth Director Rtary by a [unanimous vote. charge was later entered in the 10:30 Tonight At My Place WIMF—1U8 tend Frldey’s oonferenoe. Bulletin Board 1:30 Sign Off town’s Rotaiy (3ub. Aseistanee quest for a five-family apart­ ’The ZBA also approved an Raymond W. Brunell Jr. of T h ey wgrooA n> obtsln the serv­ case and, prior to today’s ap­ 6:00 Newt. Weather, Sporis this town has beep named di­ VOTE SCHOOL AID pearance, Letoumeau underwent ’The Second Congregational WTIC—1888 6:80 Showcase SPECIALS ment at Wadsworth and Hunt­ appUoatton from the B A H Co., ices of a new derk. 6 :00 News. Sports and Weather 6:46 Lowell Thomas ington Sts., is Residence Zone re cto r ot field seiwices for the WASHINGTON (AP) — Both physical examinations through Church planning committee wfll 1 6:60 Sport! ’Time ON conatxuoUng new otooea at 257 2 Tbe request to allocate $800 6:36 Old, Borrowed end Blue Connecticut Association for Connecticut senators have voted meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the 7:00 Newt Showcase B, also made It by tfae ZBA, E. Center St., for a sign mount­ lor tiw purdiaae of veteran’s the family relations office. 6:46 Three Star Extra ^ Mental Health. The announce, in favor of a bill that would Yeaterdaiy's blndovar was or­ Church Conununity House. 7:06 Conversation Piece ^ 8:00 The World Tonight ALUMINUM but only by the minimum four ed on a brick wall at the en­ grave markers was tabled un­ 7:30 Newe of the World ' 8:80 Showcase to one margin. ‘Two closing ment was made today by Mra. grant $1.6 billion in federal aid dered imder a $1,000 bond The first of the monthly ses- 7:46 Congressional Report 13:30 Sign Off • W IN D O W S trance to the property, ki Rea- til infonnatlOB altout the pur- votes ore enough to disa^rove Chase Going Woodhouse, act­ to higher education. Sens. abase can be obtained. which was posted earlier by sicna for making new voters tdence Zone C. Tfaomas Dodd and Abraham • CA N O PIES on application. Prominently featured will be ing president of the statewide L etou m ea u. win be held Saturday from 10 FOR EXPERT organization. R ib ic o ff, D em ocra ts, Were rWadiMsilnns o f tfae au ditor’s the atreet number. In metal Edward Dessureault, 23, East a.m. to noon in the town clerk’s • DOORS Atty. Vincent Diana argued Brunell has been executive am ong 60 senators v otin g yes. report disokioed that town rec- office by the board of adniis- WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING that tfae slope of tfae land in numerals about 2 >4 feet high, ora were wdl kept. Oiairman Hampton, was fined $50 and giv­ • A W N IN G S director of the Hartford branch Nineteen voted agaiiut the en a 30-day suspended jail sen­ siona. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING queotion made R unsuitable for attached to a low decorative m easu re. Bayes said, however, that the brick wall by the entrance since 1957 and haa been a lec­ tence for breach of the peace. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE • JALOUSIES sale for a two-family home, and turer In mqntal health at the firai sugigeif Bd certain forms Manchester Evening Herald Y ee— ^Easy T e im e l added that the Town Planning drive. might be oonsideied lor use: Judge Edward Hamill also or­ S E iE University Of Connecticut. dered a one-year probation pe­ C ov en try eorrespondent, OoU Your FrtBOd— Oommiaaion has encouraged The ZBA limited the length The board will study and eval-' A graduate of UCoim, he riod in the case. A second F. PauUns little, telephone apartments in the center of of the aig;n to eight feet, which See oar complete adection of uate their use by various de- is enough to' write out the took his matter’s degree in ed­ charge against Dessureault, re- 742-6SS1. BIU TUNSKY Manchester. ucation at the University of fresh, - ddicioas partmants. Record - ke^>ing sistiiig arrest, was nolled by Etnver R. Swanson, 26 Hunt street name on the sign, but changes wW be reviewed with CLARKE MOTOR SALES will not permit individual Hartford. He has also done Chief Prooecutor Eugene Kelly. in gton S t., presented a (>eti' {fost-graduate work In mental department beads, although 6 4 9 ^ flce-holden to put their names Other case dispositions by 361 BROAD STREET—649-2012 tion signed by 38 neighbors ]>ro- health at the Yale School of scans hssitency was voiced re- Mothers Circles on the street side sign. fines included: Clotilda Balchu- taetlng the appHi^tlon, claim­ Public Health. gsidfaig the degree of change if noe of 68 Starkweather St., $35, ing that the netgUboriiood Is Also approved last night oonscdVtetion efforts unite tfae w ere: .Council Meeta reckless driving; Evariste Car­ Set Banquet Date now substantially a single-fam A m eetin g ot the Hebron Oon- ^CANDIES governments of the town, rier, 41, Hartford, $30, speed­ Uy residence neighborhood, A request from William Free­ Soseeililng Gave man, to use a second dwelling gregaitional Church Cfouncll will ing; Donald A. Gamache, 21, of Mrs. Paul Teslk, leader of tfae whose character would be be held this evening in the When three cars drive 73 Cooper St., $25, failure to Changed and which would be rmlt to the rear of 189 Oak St., abreast on a two lane road, Combined Oitholic Mothers C5r- in Residence Zone B, providing Smith-GetUert Lounge. Joseph stop fo r a sch ool b u s; JLaura clee, has announced that the depr^ated by the apartment GorUc, a Hartford Seminary something’s got to give. Mrs. P revoet o f E a st H am pton, $25, building. ’The neightwra also it is ^upied by . a member of Rose L. Surddl, 34, of 130 Motherhood of Mary CJlrcle will Fountetton student, will speak breach of the peace;. Walter thought the applioonts had not the family and only as long os Union St, was driving nenth be in change of arrangements LENOX PHARMACY Freeman’s father-in-law, occu­ on his work at the Seminary. Mather HI, 16, West WUllngton, shown proof of hardship. Quinn’s Pharmacy on R t 83 Satur^y afternoon. for the annual banquet It la 299 E. CENTER STREET—649-0898 pying the main houae, requires Garlic received a scholarship $25, failure to drive to the right scheduled for 6:30 pm . on Nov. Unsuccessful was J<^ Pon' from the Hebron First Congre- 873 MAIN ST. Just north of Lovdand Hill Rd. (a speeding charge against Ma­ medical assistance. when aha attemptad to pass a 12 at the American Legion tlcelll A Sons bid for a foui^ A request from John McEI- gatlimal Church, which has ther was nolled): Wallace M. Home, Leonard St. unit ai>artment on Congreaa made it possible for him to en­ truck. ’The truck attempted to la u , 39, o f IB W ellm an R d ., $20, raevy, to replace a back perch M rs. E dw a rd G oss is tfae St., in Residence Zone B. It was rol in a chaplaincy class at the pcua a ear at the eome time, failure to grant the right of at 394 Porter St., in Residence geneiral chairmen of the event. defeated by the minimum of McCook Hospital, Hartford. He and Mrs. Sordell was forced in­ w a y ; A lthea B a rb er o f 185 M a­ Zone A, with a new ]x>rch 'clos­ tw o {>poslng votes. has also worked in an inter­ to the southbound lane. ^ ple St., $30, evading reaponsibil- She will be aasiated by Mra. 0 er to the street line than the LIFE SHORTENED ’Two mall boxes, owned by Sldward Kpaak, reaervationa; Atty. Kelly also spoke for the regulatlona allow but not so racial mission, formerly, at the 0 1^; and Bruce Cappa, 17. of 51 PonticelUs, who claim that Worburton Cha{>el. Walter Wakefield and WilUam ^ ig le w o o d R d ., $20, driving Mrs. KenneUi Lappen, favors close as an existing {torch. 5.9 M INUTES BY large bank to the rear of the Many at Open House Spivey were knocked down, through a red light. and gifts; Mra. A. R. Van De HOLMES A request from John Bick' A large attendance Is re{x>rt- s There was minor damage to Also, Richard Williams, 19, MeulObroecke,'’ decorations; Mrs. [V7 Congress St. lot makes it UU' ley, to build a garage onto i EAGH GIGAREHE suitable for sale for a two-family ed a t th e {>en house Sunday her car, and no arrests and no CUebroofe, $15. making unne- G. Leo Hogan, publicity; Mrs. house at 41 Duval St., in Resi­ 0 dw elling. at the new addition to the He­ tnjtmles were reported by in- rrrmirrr noise with a motor ve- Bernard MdDonnell, weaker; dence Zone A, that will be cloe- Joseph TuUy, 83 Congress.. Dt,. bron Elementary School. An tn- SMOKED emnstaUe < John faUde (sq u ea lin g U r e s ); P a u lW . kbs. Henry Carr, special guests; y o u r m u t u a l s a v i n g s «p to toe lot sidelines than reg­ epiiosed the application. torestfag program was pre- New York: Dr. Mortem L. Fultz, 45, of 80 Hilliard St., and Mrs. Raymond Murphy, ulations allow. Given Wanting - In denying, the zoning board Levin of the Roswell Park $3, operating an unregistered program . Tabled was a reerty could not be sold for use as a single-family dwelling in Ms death, U.S. District of tablets” which enable smok­ PoH ce N ew s taling some $300, at Manches­ Patricia Goss, secretary; Miss Fttfi For AH A q n because it Is undersized. Judge T. Emmet Claire said ers to stop smoking safely and Kdwewd O. Blozle, 46, of ter busineaa flrmiK.He has post­ Christine Benson, treasurer; Neighbors objected that the y esterd a y. easily without relying on will Avery St., Wapping, will ap­ ed a $1,000 bond.\; Miss Barbara Vogt, news re­ lot could be used for a one- His decision ended an action {rower within 10 days. pear in Roekvine CIrouH Court Prooecutor Kelly, en tered porter; Miss Kai’en Vogt, his­ 1*. Nov. 5, for failure to cany noUes in the cases of Victor N. family dwelling although imder- brought by Ivwry Winship, VERNON A Free copy of this re{rort torian and song director. aized because It was a lot of whose son Pfc. Ivory M. Win- can be had by sending in your an operatx>T's Boense. Patrol­ DoUak, 18, Wangling, breach of The projects undertaken by man Pranete Baihero made the Off-Street Porirftio* record. They said a two-family Ship, drowned April 27, 1962 name and address to the Na­ the peace; Connie M. Jonty of these glrie for the year will in­ tional Council on Smoking and so m p la in t Wapping, failure to drive in an home would depreciate the value Tfae Marine drowned while RIDING STABLES clude foods, clothing, child care, attempting to cross a stream. Health — Dept. 116K1, 225 James W. Foreman, 36, of i»»ti».hHKhi»d lane; Helen Petti­ of adjoining land. BUY AU^-THE ELECTRIC BLANKETS YOU NEEDI arts and crafts, henne man­ Tfae com pwnt (diarged that the East 46th Street, New York Oarlyate, Pa., backed into a grew of CJolcheoter, failure to The ZBA granted a request LAKE STREET agement and poultry. from National Dairy Products government was n^igent 17, N . Y . fire hydrant on W. Main St., grant one-half of the highway; All Manch^er clubs will early this moming, near the to allow loading platform on the failing to provide life belts VERNON BUDGET THE COST WITH YOUR ELECTRIC ril| JL I and King D. Denson, 26, Hart­ participate in the Hartford front of the Sealtest Plant at 118 life jodeeta in the training area Kiepard IMgation Squipment ford, failure to drive in an Ootmty 4-H Bound up which Oo. Police notified tfae water eatabUshed lane. will be held Saturday at Tal- I eompany and tfae hydrant was Bond forfeitures, ranging ooU Junior High School, West tURi^ off pending investiga­ from $15 to $36, were ordered H a rtford . tion for damsgee. There were against sight out-of-state mo­ MARLOW'S If you’ve Rover ovnied an eleotjic blanket you have a real treat In store. One will do the wortuf t t w no injuriee and no arreat was torists who failsd to i^ipear in \ made. Patrofanan Forrest HuH ordinary, bulky blankets. Once y o ^ tried them, you’re a fan for life. Yon will be receivins a nonbM'’ fatvesUgated. court to answer motor vehicle OPEN t'll changes, six for speeding. Ticket Unit Bfeeto Tfae companion cases of Ron­ WHEE! WATER’S ship card to the Hartford Electric B la ^ t Club through the mail, but you need not wait CUP MEMBER­ The Uckat committee for tfae N o u , t o o , ald C. Godfrey. 27, Rockvffle, TUES. 'n Temon Junior Woman’s Chtb’e MAYMNO- SHIP CARD and take it to your dealer. Be apre you have the Account Humber from your bill mid yoR amnal benefit ball wW meet and Mra Alice F. Xndwig, BS- HOT^HOTssJiND THURS. Wednesday at 8 pjn. iat tbs Ungton, each charged with laa- dyloua carriage, were con' tan bny ail tha blankets you need for your fahiily and BUDGET THE COST WITH YOUR EUECTRiC BBL home of Mra Raymond Brown, THERE’S A LOT! ■r 17 Miary Lane. Unued until Nov. 4 for plea. Press Parley Called David Oarll, 85, Colchoeter, Members of the press have pleaded not guilty to a speed Now! 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their estfite is named Homebank The Democrats realise all this. mood of the other, and be sur- MEA Revises Proposal we had done all that could be However, they have Iwom e' prised when the other side Be Careful dona to avoid the holocauat of and pronounced that way. Obituary Jurors Probe Prices Connecticut experts at making It a{>peat takes something it la expected ‘Big Lift’ V anguard Whether it n-ill be with an O endless death and destruction.” a that only the Republicans are to reject AUTO With Ashes For Joint Bargaining Unit H Pttin$ I|pral or a U at the conclualon of the responsible for the defeat of ’This Is the way we got thx 0 5 "Let us not," the Preeident ___ Joseph Tremaao ___ PUBLISBUD B t TH* iexhorted, "waste the present latest episode in the clan's his­ popular but unsound legislative dual job-ban bill, when the Re­ O f Eight Steel Firms Yankee proposals. In every campaign, VERNON — Joseph ’Tremano, Residents of Manchester A revised proposal on ■BIULP PIUNTDTCt CO. INC. tory still remains to be seen. publicans took more purity than 78, of 11 Washtogton St., died It BUMU Btrett pause by either a needless re­ By A .H .O . they spell out elaborate plat­ Bailey thought they would, and Li West Germany were asked today not to makeup of a Joint salai-y bar­ KnehCTtw. Conn. GLASS Sunday at Roekrtlle City Hon- waa being watched very care­ School teacher, called for mem­ newal of tensions or a needless form promlsea and'i-atand elo­ (Oonttaned from Page One) dump ashes into gatlmge THOlUB r. i^GUSON the way we got a atate pri­ pUaL fully, along with markups in oth­ gaining committee for dealing bers "to keep Intact the integ­ WALTER R. FERGUSON relaxation of vlgllanoe.” quently upon them. At eveiy or rubbish containers, for When It got into the third of mary law, too, when the Re­ (CoeamMd from Pag* Oxe) Mr. TVemano was ixxn In er industries, but said nothing with toe board of education rity of our personnel policies _ Publishtra A Thought for Today session of the General Assem­ publicans did the same thing ’The grand jury also caUed for town collection, unless they Founded O^lMr 1. ItSl As his last wohl, he hoped its reports to the Republican Of All Kinds SaTCMjena, Provinoe of Oosensa, about any formsa investigation. are certain that the ashes yesterday was approved by the committee” by avoiding what Sponsored by the Manches­ bly, they offer a flock of bills again.* But in general the Loy annual reports dating from i960, he called ’’any further conces­ PuMUbed ErerF Erenbic Except that he and his audience could planaa ware ^leaving from jwo Italy. He had lived in Hartford, Increases In which toe White are dead cold. Manchester Education and sub­ ter Connell of Ohurebes Council, Helen Loy’s CJommit- to Implement their supposed Committee, was right; the Installed Promptly . 'vriiere he conducted a grocery Usts of sales officers and pro­ House acquiesced last spring sions” by the MEA to toe AET>- Bundnya and HoUdayt. Entered at pass on to our children a world program — and get great po­ baaea . In Maine—Loring AFB Town Controller Joseph mitted to the Manchester Fed­ the Poat Office at Manchester Conn, tee on 'The Humane Needs of Democrats propose more than News Tidbits store, for 30 years before mov­ duct managero, various tobies were limited to steel sheets, Clementino reports that CTO-afflMated Manchester Fed­ aa Second Claaa HaU Hatter. in which "the rule of law covers litical mileage from these bills In All Mikes of Cars and Dow AFB. eration of 'Teachers. Tbe older I become, the glad­ the SUte," having grown in­ they themselves really want in ing to Vernon 20 years am. and charts relating to prices used hea-vlly by automobile and there have been at least eration of Teachers. creasingly exasperated with the at legislative hearings. All the tha confident expectation the The firat to take oft from Lor- from the AP Wires William Dowd, president of SDB8CR1PTION RATES all.” der I sun that I am still here. He 'was a member of toe St. and other data. ' appliance makera, and steel two instances when appar­ the federation, said the pro­ But Mark Krlstoff, of Oling Payable in Advance evidence that the Republican while, of course. John Bailey Rs^blicana will turn it down; WORK DONE INDOORS IN OUR SHOP Ing was a Huge KClSO Jet tank­ Leone Society of Hartford. The inquiry appeared to cen­ strip. Junior High School, sUted, Ona Tear ...... t22 00 Thus the President's plea for Wish you had more money if ently dead ashes, deposited posal is still being studied by you want to, and wirfi you party usually fared worse than is counting on us to assume the often the Republicans have no er of the Strategic Air Com­ Survlvom include his wife ter on steel sheets, strips, 17167 were initiated by Wheel "The board of educatlwi h*a BIX Montba ...... H 00 that much public understanding burden of rejecting many meas­ OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 PJtf.—SA’TURDAITS 8 AJI, to NOON mand. The tanker planea head­ beUi, Congo, virtually oon- in garbage cans and picked the MFT, whose approval or Thrae Months ...... S SO could take that trtp. smd wish it really deserved on "Health other responsible choice. The Bkzabath Goimley Tremano; a plates, bars and tin mill pro­ Ing Steel Corp., toe llto rank­ up by town garbage rejection will be forthcoming practically given ua a directive One Month ...... LSI and Welfare." "Civil Rights’ ures which he knows are eco­ ed out to make refueling con- trolled by armed banda of daughter, Mha Vincent DiBene- ing company, and gradually which would serve as elbow and that you had a belter Job; but final Republican recourse, then, ducts. Ail but the tin mill items trucks, have been fanned "probably by tomorrow.” to get together,” and moved operating room for a cold war sometime.s it occurs to us to and "Labor” Issues, finally nomically dangerous — and of has to be along linen the Loy tact with auperaonlo FlOOa and thugs, United Natlom troope detto c f Rockville; a aistar In were affected by markups ao spread across toe industry. the approval of the question. MEMBER OF begta eaeorOng conveys of Into fleunea as the trucks The MElA’s proposal follows THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be glad about the things that reared back and credited part whittling others down to prac- Committee suggests — better J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. FlOBi. Argentina; and two grandchil­ far this year. Another round of Increases drove to the tosvn disposal Michael Guadano, MEA presi­ The Associated Press is exclu- diplomacy which did not run It­ licsd proportions.” “ The eyea of the world are on travelers . . . British Ministry a pointed request of the board didn’t happen to us. of that unpleasant result to the and friandUer e^cation of the dren. A spokesman for Republic started in September a:>plled area. dent, said he felt “ the board will stvelT entitled to th« use of repub. self by some unending series of Having thus "exposed” the 31 RISSELL ST. Phono 44f-7322 you,” Oen. Paul S. Adama, chief Of Aviation announces It will T7»e funeral -will be hold to oil field pipe, bars, plate, of education for the two teach­ lieatlon of all news dispatches n ils occurred to me when I joyous deviltry of John Bailey human, interests involved to Steel Corp. In Cleveland, Ohio, Town Fire Marshal W. er groups to get together on not back down from its stand” credited to it or not otherwise moronic slogans, 'hius the sat down with aome lively and his Democrats. Democratic "gimmick,” the Loy the political realities of the sit­ of tha atrike- command running Imy aa Initial SO TSBS anper- Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from toe third largest producer, referred structural shapes and semi­ (on joint representation) and credited In this paper and also the the airlift of 10,000 aoldlera ana ■ooio bombers from the British Clifford Mason urged resi­ the matter of representation, President's effort, w# suppose, young people who were gradu­ “Clearly,” said the Loy Com­ Committee then proceeded to uation. DEeopo Funeral Chapel, 286 gusurdedly to toe fracas that fol­ finished steel sold by primary dents to take extreme cau­ that if the MEA were to stand ]oc^ news published here. airmen, told the troopa at Ft. Aircraft Ooip. for use by Royal Wethersfield Ave. with a sol- producers to processors, plus i made at last Wednesday’s All rixhts of republication of to tr>’ to create some protection ating from high school. At a mittee report on the topic of the pimis hope that the Repub­ lowed toe April 1962 industry at­ tion In outside burning. boiu-d meeting by William CX)1- pat on its original proposal, the special dispatches herein are also Communion Breakfast they licans, by working with respon­ Hood ahortly before they board­ Air Force. enm Mass of requiem at the tempt for a general Increase in few other products. for his own political flanks L-.bor, "We must look beyond He asks that no Ores lins, acting chairman of the whole matter might have to ba reserved. ______took that cliancc to glance records of performance to de­ sible Isbor leaders Instead of ed biiaea en route to the air Britain’s new prime minister. Ohurch of St* Patrick and St. prices. Some of these increases flue Lord Home, plana to postpone be lit on windy days, and personnel policies committee, turned, over to the State Board W l senrica Client of K. E. A. while, in an election year, peo­ back. "At the age of five I fell termine why the Democrat* trying to "impose our Judg­ baaea. Anthony a t'9 a.m. Burial wUl "The relationship between tuated from company to com' that persons living near of Ekhication. Service. Inc. _ U.S. offlclala have aaid the reopendmg of Parliament despite be hi Mt. St. Benedict Ceme­ pany before settling into a well' which customarily deals with ple will be nipping at them out of a moving car,” said one. have been so succcessful at ment upon them,” might be steel management and toe gov­ heavily wooded areas or teachers’ g;roups on matters of At tola. Perry agedn called for Publishers Representatives — The "I broke my leg once before i0>le to sell an "honest proce­ major aim of Big Lift la to dem- certainty of Utter oppoataon, tery. ernment has been ao good late­ defined pattern. Julius Mathews Special Axenej — fiercely and continuously no capturing the average wage onatrate to this country’s alllca political souroes say . . . Mi- dry grassy fields not to salary and working conditions. the floor. "The board is almost New York. ChIca»o. Detroit and Christmas,” said another; tmd earner’s vote.” ’Then the Com­ dure” to the people and see that FHenda may call at the ohap- ly,” he aald. Besides Republic, toe third • burn during this extended matter what he does. Let us, for aiul to the Sovieta an ability to chs/sl Foot, BO, leader of left el today from 7 to 9 p.m. and ranking producer, companies Collins had charged Wednes­ dictating to us that we must still another; "At the age of mittee reasoned It out that the "Democratic insincerity” might The subpoena "threw a little dry spell we are experienc­ have a joint committee,’’ ha ^MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF our part, hope he does indeed reinforce L-.vlfUy the forces fac­ wing cf Britain’s Labor party, tomorrow from S’ to 5 and 7 to bit of a monkey wrench Into it. confirming receipt of subpoenas day night that it was time for CIRCULATIONS. tweci'ty-two months I almost Democrats must have a ’’gim­ be "advantageously exposed.” ing. teachers to “stop attacking said, adding, “ I can't see thelt choose to do what he believes to drowned.” "When I was four ing the Oommunlsta along the reported in dangeroua condition 9 p.m. The situation will have to be Monday included U.S. Steel mick,” which, in the Commit­ The Loy Committee, in such today aftor surgery for tnjuriee eamh other and begin acting as playing toe dominant role here. The JIctA'd Printlnf Company, years old. I almost fell out of analysis of the way political Iron Curtain In West Europe. studied closely now." C3orp., Bethlehem Steel Ctorp., Inc. assumes no financial reSpon- be right and that, when he does tee’s own words, would work "Wa're ready to go,” said suffered in auto oolllsion . Mrs. Mary L. Bisaell National Steel Corp., Jones k profesolonala,” because toe They have had the opportunity siHUtT for typographical errors ap- an eleve.ith-floor window of a credit sometimes gets distribu­ After that price boost, toe to adopt the Committee of Ten so, he does get some under like this: MaJ. Oen. Edwin H. Burba, com­ Some wet spots reported in far Funeral sorvice-> for Mrs administration, among other Laughlin Steel Corp., Youngs­ MBA and MET have been in pearinx in advertisements and other New York hotel.” I began to 'They (the Democrats) know ted in Connecticut, also came Report (this sets guidelines for reading matter In The Manchester standing and aome elbow room think I had stumbled into a mander of the 2nd Armored. At Northwest and Midwest, but Mary L. BIsseU of Box Mt. Dr. things, launched a grand Jury town Sheet and Tube Co., and Honk Named disagreement over the number Evening Herald. ______as well as we do that Connec­ unwittingly close to the actual Bergatrom, Burba saUd’ goodbye generally clear, dry and onsea- Vernon, wefe held this morning Wheeling. All except Wheeling of members each should have teacher-board working rela­ from the rest of us. group of lucky people! way in which a good deal of investtgation but it died -down tions), but in effect they havs ticut must proceed with caution to his big ahaggy red dog and sonably warm weaOier prevails at toe Watkins-West Funeral without concrete result. are among the big eight pro­ on a joint salary committee. DUplav advertising closing hours: But still another who wa.s ultimately good legislation gets done nothing.” Fbr Monday—1 p.m. Friday. there that day, somewhat older in further liberallxlng work waa the firat aboard the first in most of the nation. Home, 142 El. Center St. ’The President Kennedy expressed ducers. T o New Post Both groups had submitted For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. men's compensation and unem­ through our bl-partisan General plane. United Nations again rejeeta Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, minis­ concern earlier this month over Inland Steel Co., a holdout letters to the board before Robbins Barstbw Jr., field, or Wednesday—1 p.m. T u ^ a v . Quick, The Peacemakers than the rest, put the roof on Assembly. The Republicans, for for TtMJndiy—1 p.m. WedH€»aAy. this houf'* of good fortune*. ployment compensation. in A feminine voice greeted the membership of Communist ter of Center Congregational selective increases last spring with Kaiser Steel Corp. against Wednesday"! meeting explain­ representative for the Coimecti- further raising minimum wages all this present Committee’s OhUa in vote hailed by United Church, officiated. Frederic the general price increase of With Yanks ing their stands and were on cut Education Aaaoclatlon who For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. The chief reason Haile Selas­ "Something wonderful.” said general—B.Sgt. Yvette Thorn of and this fall covering about 70 For B aturday-l p.m. Friday. she. happens to me every day.” and lowering maximum hours shock over the Democratic Morriaville, N.Y., who was States aa clear indication of op' Werner was organist. Burial per cent of all steel products. April 1962, said Monday night hand hoping for a chanoe to de­ was present at the meeting, re­ C lA M in ^ deAolin^t 10:80 M . f i i . sie and other African statesmen •stii dwy puMIcAtloB Axetpt Isn’t this logical? Staut. if you in specifying further costly ’’gimmick,” also sometimes play atewaideas for the flight. "Juat position to Peking regime. was in East Cemetery. Kennedy said toe situation it had not been served. (Continued from Page Oae) fend their poaltlons by speak­ plied, "We are trying to find Saturday — 8 a.m. _____ are so quickly on the scene with want to, from the awful things improvements in working en a similar game themselves....Oc- SW ITCHING TO A BETTER CAR? call me sergeant instead of Leo Jozef Cardinal Sueners, The bearers, all sons of the ing to the full board. How­ the best possible method under casionidly, however, one side or miss,” she said. archMahop of Bruseella, Bel deceased, were John S. Blssell, ever, the board denied them the existing circumstances to Tuesday, October 22 efforts to mediate between that didn’t happen! Each one of vironments and facilities, and oonferenoe, said the change first those u-as a blessing ki disguise. in further Increasing the assist­ the other will miscalculate the Sgt. Thom has been In the Air gium, ait Vaitlcan CSty auggerta Earl H. Biasell. Frederick G. was dtaouased during the Wbrld this opportunity. give adequate teacher represen­ Morocco and Algeria ia that, if Force more than eight years. that women be allowed to at­ BlaseU, Austin C. Blssell, Hor­ Although both groups were tation.” Rev. George Nbstrtmd ance given by the state to those TRAVEL RIGHT— WITH AUTO-RITE INSURANCE! Serie* of 1962 aA. San Francisco. ProfesBor Kennedy any war could ever be Imagined St. Mary's Church who have trouble meeting to­ Hurricane Ginny, cavorting tend Vatican Ecumenlonl OouH' ace M. Blssell snd Robert L. Hurricane Aimless, willing to form a joint bargain- He sold that in toe absence of off the AtlanUc Coast, changed The final declaton waa made in ing committee, as they did last j ^ny state statute, there la “no President Kennedy, up In the to be more senseless and profit­ day's standard of living. Con­ ell aa lay audtton ----- House Blssell. less than smother, it would be GRASSLAND BURNS necticut employers already are G ft B BUILDING Before you take off with that new car, treat yourself to the best buy p ^ of the flight plans. Some Speaker John W. McCormack Mrs, Blscell, 79, widow of Florida during spring training year, toe MEIA wanted it made i iggai way of compelling the noademic atmosphere of the flighU originally scheduled to in Washington oonoedas that John H. Blssell, died Saturday up of one representative for | board to meet or even listen to a war between these two new SHELTON (AP) — Twenty hard pressed by outside com­ in auto insurance—AUTO-RITE. It's modem, top quality protec- of 1963. University of Maine last Satur­ fly to Germany by way of Ber­ Preotdent Kennedy’s prop at MSnehester Memorial Hos­ Powerless Ship Safe every 50 members belonging to you if they don't wish to do so.” petition, foreign and domestic. tion, with loending all our energ;lea said, "as the West’s greatest 71 EAST CENTER ST.—S4S-2I61 6i30 to S p.m., and private Friends may call at the fu­ rnserve for EJlston Howard last supervision of the board to all covering an ideological basis for rooms where they are 10 a.m. Wadsworth, who will direct the in comtoat.” victory, others as a bitter de­ BdlafreJ told newsmen Monday neral home today and tomor­ (Continued from Page One) seaison, batting .293 with eight members for approval or re j>ut to a ■vote, Glasaer ■ the conflict, which it expounded shortly before the 74-year-old to S p.m. Visitors are requeated teem, will welcome boys jection, together with a writ fea t Some marie it as a turning row from 2 to 4 and 7 too p.m. DeMolay interested in joining home runs. He owtls a life­ amendment was roundly defeat­ bi propaganda attacking Moroc­ emperor boarded a plane in not' to Mnoke in pattesita’ time .285 mark with 358 home ten statement by either teacher point in the eqld war, others as rooms. No more than two Tito said high-level conSldera- toe new team. ed. Its effect would ha^ve been co as a land of reactionary roy­ Rabat, the Moroccan capital, 'Uon of a code for peaceful co­ runs. organization, if desired. to give the MFT greater repre­ proof of its permanence. Some Open Daily V to S:00. Thnrsday Eve. 7 to 0. Tlsltoni at one thne per patiesit. 4. That' in the event any rec alty whose people needed to be for Algiers. existence would ^ve "oven Our Lady of Victory Mothers sentation o n ' the ootnmKt^ attribute the Soviet withdrawal Open Saturday t to 12. Selassie had several meetings Faiiorals more powerful expression tp toe ommendatlon is rejected by the than warronted by rtrict pro­ liberated by their revolutionary in Morocco With King Hassan II Patteato Titdayi 888 Oirole will meet tomorrow majority of the professional o f missiles to our mUitsry ac­ lofty Ideals and goals of our 8 pjn. at St. Bartholomew’! portional representation, ac­ brothers from Algeria. in an effort to. mediate the con­ A D M n T B D YESTERDAY: age.” Refuse Study .^taff, toe joint teacher com­ cording to its numbers. tions alone, .while aome credit flict over posseialon of a deso­ M n. Bertha Goldberg Church with toe Rev. Philip mittee will return to the board Nicholas Tannone, Sunset Es­ Memorial week for the late He listed these goals as After getting the approval of solely our use of negoUstions. So there Is a race on, between late tract In the Sahara. Hussey, chaplain, after which of education for purposes of tates, Vernon; Stephen CMeslk. Mrs. Bertha Okrant Goldberg the policy of peace and toe pro­ the members on their proposal, Some view the entire episode as the Instinctive efforts of the In Algiers, Selassie was greet­ 14 Rau St„ Rockville; William refreshments will be served for further discussion and agree­ of Hartford is being observed hibition of the use of force, toe the circle at toe home of Mrs. Set Oct. 30 the personnel policies grohp an examplo of Communist du­ beUigerenta to persuade them­ ed at the airport by President Parkinson, 62 Wedgewood Dr.; principles of .noninterference, ment. submitted it about 5 p.m. to the Ahmed Ben Bella and received Allen Werd Sr., 18 Keeney St.; at the home of her son, GerolQ William Carroll, 407 Summit (^estloned about the reason plicity, while others abroad have selves that thedr little war Is Okrant, 44 Ashland St. the right of peoples to self-de­ MFT, which was holding Ita a hero’s welcome aa they drove Mrs. Arlene Richmond, 343 termination and their right to St. The first meeting of a four- for changfing the ratio from ,1 in accepted the assertion that it real and meaningful and signifi­ ir ANNOUNCING it own meeting at Manchester through the city in an open car. Charter Oak St.; George unhampered economic develop­ town refuse disposal committee, 50, to 1 in every 40 members indicated the SovieU' peaceful cant and Important, and the ef­ The emperor is reported try­ Wilfred J. Boisvert St. Joseph’s Mothers Circle High School. Fletcher, Wapplng; Michael ment. to work out a joint solution to Miss White said it waa made Robert Vater, MET personnel forts of the African onlookers ing to persuade Ben Bella to McGrath, 92 West 8t„ Rock­ t^aiNON — The funeral of will meet tomposiU DISCHARGED TODAY: Jay Onuparlk Ckmstruction Oo. of Patrolman Richard Dion in­ or “we would not ooniiincc our hia leisure time developing a Manchester, Conn. Ottney, 50 Gardner St.; Ann a t to Haynes St,' the hospital, Hie plalnUfla, he said, "have 935 MAIN STREET-TEL. 643-5171 ' and running toward Parker St New Ixkidon has submitted an vestigated and found Henry advsraariea that war was not naturalized garden of azaleaa Tel. 649-4539 a zone ch a ^ s to Residential B RubmII, 33 Chambers St.; Mrs. and out to W. Middle ’I’pkf- Ml Idea that numbers will solve Wednesday, 9 A.M. ts II Noon everything and that there Is is apparent low Wd of 3347,159.85 lying on toe side of the road, ki IM r inUrsst” and “ws could around a lake set in rolling hills, Zone wOTld have to be request- Jean Jones, Brent Dr., Vernon The town’s directors ap­ next to hls Wcycle, trying to Op«n Until 5 P.M. Mondoy. TiiMday cmd Friday TliurUlay, 9 A.M. to 8 PJ*. Ersklne Longdyke, S3 Maple proved an appropriation for no vriadom or rationality in any for the repair of North Rd., - Bsver, in case o f war, satisfy they have become the Homes -FREE PARKING AT OUR FRONT DOOR — ad from the Town Planning Groton, S t the project in September. . othmiQrstem.” our own bsaits and minds that again, and one of the farms on Commission. .. -A- a r, .-.1 . ■\ V 1 ' /

I P A G E N IN E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1968 l^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1968 PAGE EIGHT d a i l y c r o s s w o r d p u z z l e for Idgfaway rasurflacing and B Y R O U SO N trlot repraaentatlon on tha com one from the chancellor of the ara praaantly maneuvering CASH FUEL LITTLE SPORTS AimMrto mMtaa M bacotna kiMi down, in •Ifce Rev. Feftx M. Daivta, w - Alice; HamUn from E. Center Municipal a illdln g on Oct. 7. 37Fnin ToU dSDiy.iswtao M »ai« cawtte / tloMti CammiljtM lii State Rd. 3tUiieloaa(poat) 4BKipuiHM_ . g j g J J J J the . hospital' "open up their favor of workers, before the faor, spoke, on "The Bmottrinal to BisseH; Bissell from Spruce ‘Itoe other bidder was the Amer- KIOTHE? SdFutoMr ggU tp d l _ . Motttl poniBunity, Rad, tn FMblema o f livin g’' to 80 m*m- During the next three wadie, SOPiaperandliig 47Ivan andPltir pelting lot to free parking, next alection." to its eaak end, and Biroh from toan Offset Printing Co. of aSAudaclgdi 40lndoaadani of mwma^ anawar to aaatiHinik anadf by bera of the Woman’a CXkfotian BalTa men will be moving in a TILLEY SOVaph) jnnAmrna UMMWaW Ilia RtpubBeaa minority oh the rather than fee parking." Jean PaaquiUni, new voter clockwise direction around I^MUce to Ha east end. Bloomfleld. SSSlmidaaiicar S M S wua chadrman, aimounoed that a FeOowahip of the Second Con- Hosds dated for Tpyt 138 ‘Iha pamphlets are to to Will Keep You Warm board oC dlraotors, that the pro- Dfreefeor Tad Howeh gregaUonal Church Mat night. town, resurfacing parts c f 34 Civil wrong r r r r the RepUbttoan dk«Ghora "who voter making aeaalon will be two doaen roads, mostly rsal- Mtuminoua concrete, with a life printed ki two ookm, and will som- ot.) r r r 6 5 r poead bondhn ptoeram waa He pointed out the great vari­ r WaMfhil aad not ptaeUoal. thought they could beak serve held on Nov. 6, between 5 and dentlal. of about three years. Include: oontain 48 pagea, plus front and LA STCandio M 8 p.m., in the town clerk’s of­ ety of emotional proUema that fasric oovera. Five of the peges ISBeaidtie o( 12 [| idehonay WKad the IlN^iubU- tha inUraata .o f the public by ‘The work M part o f tha $86,- Henry from Summit to 12 Hours E * C mt attending Mat lliunaday'a fice, and urged ‘‘hard work by •ra oonfttnntly confronted In the 000 sU te aid grant for flacaJ WeUesiey: Hollister from will oontain financial repocs; the coadnatian 17 eaaa te 'TaB the tfuth about normal Ufa of a church peuish For 3 dOSOkworm' i r li HasM St., and don’t Mt ua Informal board meeting, when all Democrats to insure a Dem­ 1963-64. The remainder of the Princeton to Summit; Robert other 43 wm be filled with nar- dlPaiUlnpIqra ocratic gain in voters at this or oommunlty. He emphiaalx- iBtive r q » r ts of all town de­ M wini low blowa by iralnuaiUng we dtaouamd the road pro­ fund goes for highway mainte­ for 650 feet south of Boulder; Only 44Dreaad It gram.” session, unlike what happened ed not the traatment and care nance and patching. Boulder from Pitkin to Robert; partments amt agenciee. Spe featbaia that wa (the Democcata) don't In October, when the Republi­ of the mentally « or deeply olflcatlojw call for the inclusion The Place To Buy It dOEncaimtared H" •are about the hoi^iital pwUenU He aakad "If tha RapuhUcana dMuahed, but rsther the con- The town had an option of Pitkin from K. Center to Porter; 48 Indlait weight can count was almost double taking the state grant foe re­ Hannaway from HoU to Har­ of 50 to 80 phetjographs and O^o n and wUh to JeogiaidiM theu fool tha people into defeating oura.” flloU and dUnoulUee that arise ahistratione. 40lDdiftOil ST a Mrae.'* tha proponed IVk>v. 13 road pro­ surfacing in one of three forms rison; Knighton from HamUn to conqnmdliar Constahla Clannee Foley in the average fiamily. T\>wn OootPoUer Joseph V Larsen's Hardware ~ ° 9 '0 . Ha waa radacrlaiy to a Re- gram referendum, how will they The Rev. Mr. tMvla riairified __as resurtiaclng material unde­ Harrison; and HoU from E. o o r .OrtK B" 5T told of the plans for the second livered. as reeurfacbig material Center to Florence. OtemeiXtino, whoee office com 34 DEPOT SQUARE gSTheataa pUbUoan charda tbait the remov­ •uggeat a program wMhnut In- the role of the mkilMer as pas­ piles and arranges the annual « - a IU6TERTWE al ot Hayhaa M . from tha liat oreaiidng taxaa?" annual Costume Dance, to be deUvered to the site, and am ki- The state aid work is but i r held Saturday night at the Vil­ tor snd oouiawlor, kidtoatlng report, aaid today that the pem- BY V. T. HAMLIN ,U6ltAE6S /lAAM' MSanltad oC atraata on tha propoaed road Cireotor Richard C. Wood- wtaat might be expected from atalled road surface. part of the town's highway re­ EkauL STAppand. lage Lsmtem Baun on ‘TOlland The town chose to have the pMets ahould be ready for fte- A L L Y O O P IT program waa contrary to all houaa reminded tha RapUbfteana the minister WHh hM peiticUlar surfacing program. The direc­ aovnaiarad pravhwa auggeihlona and plana. ‘Tpke. He said that the purpose material delivered kirtalled. tors have voted a $100,000 ap­ trilntion sometime hi Novem­ HO W PO , «t> tMa point, that ‘Tha Mat training, poattion and ftmlta' Notice becmise he HE WMNT OH,OOP PIPIN' . a it ^ Miayor Inhoatey axputlned of the affair is to wipe out the ‘The contract for the w oik waa propriation from current funds ber. ETIHER/ IT WORK M J. RIGHT, >lOUKNOW f 68 Kind o( bread r time they dUkiT attend a maat- $800 note which the town com­ ttons. ACTUA.LLY MPaabameot H M l zwaanna for addomnlpg the awarded to Edward Balf by the VWkSlH'ONE WK6O0P BUT IT WAS TH* CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER W B" ir^ Itig, tboy Mat an aiactlon." Ha mittee still owes from last The Ferrie ReynokM Group WE HAVE DAILY AN''lOU, WIZER WHO . CbailMLainb * Oot. 16 pubMo iMMiBC on the waa referring to a quaaUon and served refreshments after the state. VWO 60T TH' .MSteapad foods road program, by jdaiing that yaar’a election, and added that Roeds scheduled to get Grade JC» PONE.' KNOW nr/ MonvKTEPrr/ U ST ananver Beaaion, which waa bald "Tha Demoerata prefer a ‘good talk. e s s u ta , Me adverhaad propoaala were by the Mkncfaeatar IMucattan It wae amwunoed that Mias II bituminous concrete, which DELIVERY TO THE MBang H not tboae approved on Bent. 34 times’ affair, rather than a haa a kfe of about 15 yeau’s, in DOWN Aaaooiatiion ]uat bafon tha 1M2 mambarshlp tax levy for rais­ KMttMriive Nallaon of the Wade- bp tha luU hoard, “inoludtoig the town aladtiona, and which waa worth AttMnenum will preeent dude: TBlapaad u ft ►■ RapUbUoan vinoriity.” ing money." Irv liv firom Homestead to gDeum .(copnb. • , ,1 • j i fay ah RapUfaftoan oan- TWO letters toiMarning the ‘The ChraUen Story toi A it” at for BOLTON He aaid that the approved tha next meeting on Dec. 9. WoodMnd; Congress from Sey ' / 5 y , form)' nangraan did not todhide Haynea lata Dr. Pascal Pea ware read, b y j . R. WILLIAMS H w DemocraiUc board mam- OUT OUR WAY I t than, and doaa not Include beta preeent Mat night, Mlahon- hallowMR AREA ft BOW. ,, ey, Powell, Woodhouae and Mahonay aaid that the Ke- Frank Stamler, agreed with a AIRVVA' party puhhean dbraotora alwaya agraa, atartanoant by Damocratfo Ocan- WELL,BETTERTH«r juH ng dhaatora maaUnga, that mlttae Ohatiman tW Oan- supplies LENOX o k a y , MDU TW O CAM •U’a a good program," but that STAY OUT OF THE THAN oern w a mkigs, that ‘ Tha 1064 o a m p a ^ adbar the nteaMaig la adjourned haa already been riartad 1^ me PHARMACY KITCHEM/ I COTA ftiiy (the RapuhUcana) taivarl- R EA L T R E A T TOR 'O U - HepuMfoam, and let's nok for­ Wo new 9ivo GREEN STAMPSl i M I J U S T B O O e H T A L L T H ’ addy oomment ‘'but you era i get It.” 299 E. CENTER ST. Pamoorate, ao, wa muA wote M AKIKTS a W rM «50IM6 OuRutninga urged aft membera Try'em today r main street I turnpike pla» J BY AL VERMEER TO FIX SUPPER MYSELF raainat your programa ” ^ tiiura. and A I wed., thura. and A ^ PRISCILLA’S POP TO W IfiK T— AM* r M M OT iiaaationad the Repubh- of the commlbtae to attend the TEL. 649-0896 Oot. 36 road program bearing, ^ trl. tni r I fri. tin F ^ J v o u AND T H A T mm ‘ti^ -a e-you -go" propoaala, , W H A T B W A S T H E WOTAMT OR FROZEN and doUMad that the money "and oountar-baMnoa the ex- [LAST y^S M ie W T , VYM A T peotad RapufcOcan paoked 2 I A L L C A L L IT fH A P P E N E D CRASH w fi araheMa lor apprOpria 9 ^ A \ T H IS ^DECIDED bOUM«^ \ T O LOSE A C R A S H HERE® tton. In other aoUtma Mot night, hamburgers P R O G R A M . LWEI6HT Tha mayar aoouaed the Re- ' 5! fmh4t IN THE CUT GLASSES w n en k room, not in the iabI THIUBB TTBES TO CHOOSE FROM: • WATER • JUICE • SHERRIT SAVED BY DICK CAVALLI • Tha i& va Traa Offer U Oaod Bvefy Dag at « m Waek a •57 FORD Im o r t y m e e k l e '58 CHEVROLET PLUS SPECIAL BONUS Convertible Coupe. Radio, d o u b l e STAMPS StatioB WtmgoB. 0 eyUndar, heater, automatic .transmia- % IH0ICDANO9S5 0 0 6 WAkBUFjCHire-r ONeOFTHBSe Wedneadaya and Snndaya standard ahlft, with over- aion. ^ n a very nicely. Spe­ becomes the am u 'Ml 5 DCAWN6TAI05— ITHINKTHEB^ DIMS I'M 0OINO driva, radio, heater. Very, cial at ...... T D < 3 er0 6 A w a «4va ItIfC

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. ' •/ PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIHESTER, CONN , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1968 rA O B TEN . THE McCarver Happy at Coaches* Corn^t^ Quarterbacks Sidelined with Hurts in NFL By Tony Alibrio By Andy Baylodc Herald Angle MMMhester IBgh East OathaHe Wa mada our poorast Make or Break Tilt ®y To quote Dr. Bddio An­ ^ lo w h v o f the season Sat­ John Roach derson, Hoiy CtoM footbaU E A R L Y O ST Card Catcher urday against Pennsy* HUNTING Sports Editor oo(uto (who’s comment a ^ Hownver the nama o f tho >4 peared in Friday’s Herald gome is "potnts’’ and if wa T o Replace For Navy with Pitt Captures NL ottocerning the IlarUnouto a n JVo Richer or Poorer by Finishes can make several mistakes game) — “we juat have to —as ws did then—and sUU . **W hat happened to your Red Sox? ” go on hoping that one ^ come odt on top we murt Packer Ace A N N APO LIS, Md. (A P )— Navy expects to meet a Soph Honors these Saturdays — maybe liave s pretty good baU Panther with blood in its eye when it comes up against This question w»s asked repeatedly during the 1963 this one — we'll put eveiy- FISHING / American Leagpe baseball season, particularly during olub. NEW YORK (AP) third-ranked and undefeated Pitt in a football game NORMAN, Okla. (A P )— tblng together, keep mis­ A il teams seem to reach “■here Saturday. the second half when Boston fell from second place to Quarteliiack Bart Starr^a VO BCTJ. Oft NOT TO BELL Tim McCarver, named Mon­ takes to a minimum and a plateau about halfway " It ’s a big game for ua and force the breaks to go injury thrusts a back' Where do you stand? Some the second division. through the aasson. Tva ex- quail hunters bell their dogs could make us or break us,” Central hosted Manchester day the National League’s Now the chant is: our way.” perienoed this to high breaking burden on John Maiming the tinkle arouses the Texas Retains said Middle quarterback Roger High. "The Bell Town musd- outstanding sophomore of My feelings are reflected "What happened to your Yan­ schoed, college and pvofesr Roach, a 80-year-old bench Mrda’ curiosity and they sit Staubach, who has the job of de­ oianK played several selectionfl 1963, says the honor caught pretty completely in that sdonal football and bass- livering Navy’s major offensive kees?'’ whale the play was in progress warmer, in Green Bay’s bid tighter because o< It. Other I own neither the Red Sox nor him completely by surprise. statemoit. ^ baU. It hits all the same hunters swear the noise of the Top Ranking punch. "W e know they’re going and distracted from the game W e have been strictly a for a third straight Nation­ the Yankees, but I do have a " I just feel wonderful,” the way. bell flushes the coveys wUd and to be out for revenge.” ttself. The majority of those first quarter foothall team I beUeve thto la due to a al Football League title. little Interest in both clubs, Bos­ 22-year-old St. Louis Cardinal go to great lengths to keep sig­ Did that mean he thought Pitt present went to see a football to the last three games — state of complacency estah- Roach, who haa completed ton having been my personal fa­ catcher said. " I ’m really hon­ nals and dogs quiet. One thing In Grid Poll would be remembering the con­ game, not to hear a bend con­ oftenslvely at least. I f ws Itohed by the various only two of seven passes as a vorite since Jimmy FV>xx was ored—Well, I ’m just at a loss to sure, a bell helps you know troversial sleeper play, which cert at the same time. Band can put three more quar­ teams’ pereonnei. In the atandln for Starr and haa had hitting home runs and Lefty for words.” where dogs are at all times. NEW YORK (AP)—The Navy scored on after faking an Grove was winning pitching music can add much to a school­ McCarver, who Is attending ters with an opener, we wlU early part of the season, three intercepted. Joins King Injury that started a 32-9 rout boy game, if played at the everyone to fighting for a Hill and Lamhr McHan as form­ Could it be because of extreme Texas Longhorns, who kept starts in the 30s. And, T kind of the University of Oklahoma, stdd do well. differences In conditimts across IV ■yfs0 of the Panthers In the Oyster proper tome —pre-game, half­ he had been so busy catching up 'y Our line’s de­ poedtlon. Halfway through er Chicago — now St. Louis — Arkansas from breaking up Bowl at Norfolk, Va. last year? Mke the Yankees a.s the best (Jardlnals who suddenly have country that both non-bellers team in the American League, time and during timeouts, but with classwork after enrolling fensive work there is UtUe challenge for m ■ , r \i Staubach threw the scoring pass these positions and the become No. 1 quarterbacks. and E llers are right... that ' ' their marriage to the No. 1 a distinction they have won not while the ball is in play. late that “ baseball had sort of against Bristol to flanker Jim Stewart, who had players feel they "have In some areas bell will hoW spot in college football, are with much regrtlarity in the pmst Bristol Oerttral, like Manches­ left my mind. I ’ve been hitting Central. Mov­ HUI mov.d into the front row headed for the sidelines as ter. has a band to be proud of. the books pretty hard.” it made.” birds and in ancitber flush out to make sure that Rice quarter century. ing B 111 Dixon at Philadelphia after Sonny Jur- though injured. evidence being an award made He is majoring in business. How many tomes do you gensen suffered a right shoulder them? "'They’ll be remembering a Also, I made not one red pen­ from end to E ASY EELS ■ won’t interfere with an ex­ the__ ___ Bristol______band at halftime McCarver transferred to Ok- tackle appar­ read "Johnny Jones came Injury in Sunday's game with tended honeymoon. ■lot of things,” Staubach said. ny on either team, and I ’m hap- off the bench to spark the Old hands at eeUng use this P5' to report I didn’t lose a sin­ la.'h Friday night, but iwmeone lahoma from Memphis State ently has help­ Cleveland. McHan, cut loose by The Longhorns were voted the (Joach Wayne Hardin, who in authority ought bo get the j University this year. He said a offensive team to victory” the Baltimore Colts, finally de­ trick to avoid the gruesome gle copper, either. ed to strength­ task of taking them off hook. top major collegecoiiege teamica... in... the apologized for the play after the message through to those in i Memphis girl he was dating, or "after being on the in­ cided to join the San Francisco country for the second straight game although he had cleared en the unit. He They fie bait tn a ball and wrap dharge that band music Should | Ann McDaniel, is a student at jured list for three weeks, 49ers and passed them to their week Monday in The Associated' It in advance with officials, pre­ played a hard- the ‘ban with light thread. Eels Water Shortage cease when the game to in Oklahoma. Joe Smith returned to ac­ first victory of the season Sun­ press weekly poll of a panel of fers to forget it. The Navy coach noBcd game last hong on until M e last minute piw ress It the future. McCarver received 20 votes in tion to lead hto team to a day, an upset over the Chicago sports writer and broadcasters, said Pitt needs no psychological "W ater o if here from 8 a.m. as they come out of the water ♦ ♦ ♦ the balloting by 44 baseball TonyAHhHo^rt^y^SiJ^^! big win.” Jones and Smith Bears. He replaced the Injured Texas drew first-place votes on | weapon. to 8 pjm.,” Franda Geissler writers. Lou Brock, Chicago were “hungry” for action. John Brodie. and their teeth tangle in the postcards from Singapore defensive unit hit harder 60 of the 53 ballots. ' "They before the season Off the Cuff Cubs’ outfielder, was second They were far from be^ng thread Just long enough to _ , . they would have the No. 1 team where he to conducting basket­ and faster than in any pre­ Starr suffered a broken right Helping coach the Bristol with six votes, followed by Donn complacent. hand in the Packers’ 80-7 vic­ swing ’em aboard. A second’s ■Ibe Longhorns compto^ »e country, and I don’t sea ball clkiics for the SUte De­ Clendenon, Pittsburgh first base- vious game. I brieve com- dangle over the bucket and they how anybody can argue with partment. The ex-Manchester Central squad is Fmnk Toro, I tory over the Cardinals. He was consln In the voting despite a 17-, „ ^ . former Central Connecticut man, four votes, and pitchers The pass defense was p 1 a c ency ex-1 drop in. You drop the bait leflident, cnirrently dean of men injured in the third period when 18 squeaker over the Porkers ^ standout, who had a shot at Denny Lemaster, Milwaukee, leaky, especially on the plaina why al he ran with the ball and was overside to catch another. and director of athletics at Wil- right side. Lack of slertneas the National League but wound fVlT*AP Aftph second stringer I bounced out of bounds by the CATCH A FBOG i^'^*'*"**n «r^lowa***draw I offense, a trenien- Ibnantic State OoHege, reports McCarver, a 8-1, 190-polnder, by the secondary on two of leaser ability I Have you ever been along a defense-they’re just a up as a playing-coach with the L IN IN G U P FOR PITT— ^The backfield which has helped N a ^ compile a 4-1 Cards’ Jimmy Hill. the other three ’^ tes for the top 2 the cagere encountered were started the season as the Cards’ key plays hurt us each stream or lake and, running low Manchester Merchants. Toro foothall record lines up behind the ball during a practice session break. From con do a better! A fist - swinging incident fol­ eBtonisiasUc, good fo o te rs and no. S catcher behind Gene Oli­ time. It was hearteiling to on bait, decided to catch some spot TexM wound up with 527 nationally was the beat pass receiver this job than the I lowed and Hill was put out of befl haMflens but with no idea ver and Carl Sawatskl. Oliver left, halfback Ed Orr, quarterback Roger Staubach, fullback Pat Donnelly and see two goal line atanda— frogs? But, drat them, they points, Wisconsin 470. ^ record that Includes comer ever saw play football first stringer he I the game. The injury to Starr’s of (totoiee in Formosa and in these parts . . . Tommy Mon­ was traded to Milwaukee in halfback John Sal. Navy, ranked 10th in the nation, entertains third-ranked one successful, the other replaces, mo-1 leap away just as you’re within Pittsburgh was third in the jj.jg upget by Southern Meth- South Asia . • . EUUngton June, and McCarver passed Sa hand reportedly occurred when votlng, Illinois fourth and Miss- o

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN^ TUESDAY, OCIOBER 19«l Apartmentfl— ^Flats— Apartments—Flats— HbdsM For Sale ' 72' Honses For Sale 72 HonsfiS F b r ^ e 72 Honses For' Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 PAGE TWELVE Tenements 68 Tenemcntfi 68 VERNON — Just over Manches­ BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room MANCHESTER — $2,600 as­ $14,600 — LISTEN TO THIS — MANCHESTER — Cutezt Cape Household (Joods II sumes $108 per month. 6 rooin four room expandable ranch you aver aaw, all nestled in a WANTED — B-zonc lot. can By PA6ALT Riid SHORTEN Building Materials 47 EXCEPTIONAL S . rooms and f o u r ROOMS, west side of ter line. lik e new 6% room Cape, 4 bedroom s,. 1% hatha, Auto Driving School 7>A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW bath,in one o( Mancheater’s ranch, 1% baths, built-in kitch­ forinal dining room, well cab- C^ie, eloee to everything. (space for two rooms up) alum­ 106-foot wide yard, well -plant­ 649-4291. jjVBRYTHINa MUST GO-^p- town, g u .furnaoe, adiiita pre­ ed. Covered terrace beside the BETTER BUYS , * fineat apartment housea. Fea- ferred. Available November 1. en with dinette) 'fireplace. Ineted Utdien, living room Neatly shtubbad, oil hot water inum siding, combination win­ LEARN TO DRIVE - Special pliances,' braided rugs, cldna, with fireplace, garage, deep heat,' aluminum combtoattdns, dows, built-in air condittoners, garage. Lifetime aluminum attention to nervous and elder­ AT NATIONAL ^ clothes, furniture, and much turea Includa kltcben with elec­ 649-8049. Hayes Agency, 848-4808. . Legal Notice W m n m u f iornii M foio a new S o u i BNALLV NNXO TNI MSTESTPINCH wooded lot, $17,800. Robert Wol- clean aa a whistle inside and new roof this spring, brand sldbig. Upetairs part done, ly. Classroom for teen-agers, Cedar Closet Lining. .31 8<1- “ ■ more. Starting Thursday at 10 tric. appUancea and many cab- c l a s s if ie d MINE WIST,'AND-» SIX ROOM DUPLEX, centrally verton Agency, Realtor, 649- out Robert Wolverton 'Agency, new gu heating system—im­ heating and Insulation in. nckup service. Day or evening *eCKETA«y. ME IMMSTID ON SPEED, Celling Tile— ^ a.m.-6 p.m. 128 Oak St., Man­ . Jn«^> ceram ic tUe bath, large AT A COURT OF PROBATE held •HeO, SPEED- rooma, heat, and garage. $138 located, ofl heat, available No­ 3818. Realtor, 849-3818. maculate. Central, just a few $16,200, Mwer assess­ at Manchexter. within and for the lesstins. Reasonable rates. Odd Lots .00 Sq. El- chester. ment. <31enn Roberts Agency, District • of Manchester, on the Manchester Driving Academy. T M l A lETTER 10 PRAMMIS AND Oa-AH roonU^. Adulta. J. D. Realty, vember 1. Gad 84$-3733, S 6. blocks to bus, etc. Small lot, l?th day of October, 1983. Dutch Doors , 17.60 Bnch TWO FAMILY flat In a quiet but plenty of privacy. All utili­ MLS Realtors. 644-1621, 643- 742-7249. I NCeO SOMEONE 6M0 rtehN*TMfEl40 Ift-GENTUMSHfNO-KTna MAKE THAT WALNUT Dining Room Set, 8 LOVELY ESTATE Present Hon. John J. Wallelt. Judze. Knotty Pine Paneling, .18 Sq. El. residential area with all mod­ ties. T. J. Chcckett, Realtor, 0816. Estate of Harriet E, Kemp, late of ADVERTISING CAN m i EAST OlcnmON! I «MDS A MINUTE, OEAE tNHnJD r “-IK lOUR *UN~ COST Ping-Pong Tables U.95 Each pieces, reasonable. Call 648- GREEN MANOR Hanchexter, In xald Dixtrict, d^ LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first Famished Apartments 63-A em conveniences. Best Invest­ 643-1677. ARE YOU UP 10 IT? lU W LASTMONTM HTlNMlTIS->Mi*<> LET'S START 0 « R - Windows—Complete 8917. '' • ment value in town at $16,400. BOLTON—7-room ranch. * bed­ ceased. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS licensed driving school, trained, -fOUvaNT CRACK XWONTMC From 9.96 Each FOUR FURNISHED roorhs, East Center St. - 10 rooms, - Here’s a beauty. Standard rooms, family room or fourth The administratrix havlnz exhibit­ certified and approved, now BABY CARRIAGE, * car beds, Wesley R. Smith Agency, 849- 6 room ranch clean as a pin. $8,600 — WELL KEPT 6% room ed her administration account with WMEN^ INTIE- 2 X 4’’ Elr Studs .40 Bach "ready to move In” ot»dl- bedroom, dining room, kitchen, said estate to this Court for allow­ 8 AJM. to 5 P.M. offering classroom and behind UNOEK THE jumper chair, child’s rocking heated, chUdren welcome. Sec­ 1864. ranch, S bedrooms, atteaettve STATE DCTATION Combination Doors OCCUPANCY NOV. 1 ond door, ‘J80. Three furnished Many extras such as siding, fireplace in Uvtag room, plenty ance. it is wheel inetruction for teen P8ESSU8E1 tlon throughout; 3.8 acres to- extended porch, the yard, dining area, suburban. Owner ORDERED that the 31st day of From 16.96 Bach chair, rocking honw. Call 649- I rooms, heated, first floor, $60. $14,600—One floor, 8 attractive of cabinets and closets. large agers. 849-6076. eNAMPlONSMiPr eluded. etc. Owner transferred, anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, October, 1963. at ten o'clock, lore COPY CLOSINt; TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Sbcotlc Prefinished 1044. Garfield 9-9928. rooms, expandable second Realtor, 849-6133. lot, patio, tool shed, ameslte noon, at the Probate Office in the wants to sell and has priced MONDAT HiTO FRIDAT 10:80 A.M.—SATCRDAT t A.M. Paneling From 8.76 Per Pc. floor. Immaculate condition. drive, aluminum combinations, Municipal Buildinft in said Manches­ CASH ’N CARRY THB n e w c r e s t LUXURIOUS IH-ROOM Furnlriied Apart­ Attached garage. Beautiful the house accordingly. Ter­ BOWERS SCHOOL ;Area — 6 buem ent, $18,500. Owner, 649- ter. be and the same is asxlzned Wanted—^To Buy 18 ment, centrally located, reason­ rific buy at $15,260 . , . let us room Cape, walking distance to for a hearing on the allowance of Garage— Service- NOBODY—BUT N OBODY- DUPLEX APARTMENTS WARREN E. HOWLAND treed lo t Near bus, 'Bowers 6370. said administration account with PLEASE READ YOUR AD Storage 10 UNDERSELLS NATIONAL able. 649-8404 between 13 noon School. Carlton W. Hutchins, show you why. elementary. Junior High. High .said estate, ascertainment of heirs KITCHEN CABINETS- TVB BUT, SBLL or trade an­ and 6 p.m. Realtor Realtor. 649-6132. School, colQiually decorated HEIBRON — Very neat and and - . order - of distribution, and this OlaMtlled or “ Want Ada" are taken over the phone as a Vri HARTFORD ROAD, eiasn RU. mnm T4nch built in Court directs that notice of the time coBvenlenoe. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 1.000 SQUARE FEET of space ALL SIZES — ALL SHAPES— tique and used furniture, china, T. J. CROCKETT, throughout,/paneled den, ex­ clean 8^4-room ranen, uum in hearing glass, silver, picture frames 880 Main St. and place for .ond mortgage.s. payments to Some experience required. WOULD YOU LIKB to earn chase of this beauUfiil home MANCHESTER—7 room Coloni­ Realtor 648-3766 GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver­ ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one rec room and 3-car garage, fa.ster rate of run-off because o f Frank C. Noble, 649-8053. suit your ^ d g e t. Expedient Good typist essential. from $8,000 to $10,000 a year for e48!4882 made easy by owner who will al, 4 full bedrooms, 26’ living 1967 RED and white Plymouth ed. $5 and $10 loads. Excellent block from Main Street, kitch­ Charles Nicholson 742-6364 large kitchen with built-in the lessened permeability o f the HJI^ECTROLUX Sales and Serv­ service. J. D. Realty. 643-8129. Benefits include: what you do and not tor who Business Property take smaller home or 3-famlIy WARREN E. HOWLAND room with fireplace, dining ice, bonded representative, Al­ Savoy, best offer. Call 876-2781 for fall terUlislng. Call 64$- en privileges, parking. 648-8137, dt.shwa.sher. separate dining area, some of which will be ame­ you know? Progressive and. 643-9628. Agent on premises aU day For Sale 70 in trade. Robert Wolverton room, screened porch, 2-car area, large paneled den, slte and some grass. fred Amell, 206 Henry St. 648- after 6 p.m. SECOND MORTGAOBS--Fim^ 7804, 649-8711. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Household Sendees Penaian plan and major young multl-rallUon d<41ar com ­ Realtor garage, shaded, lot. Robert large bedrooms, ample GiuUo Brondolo, who owns 0460. available for second mort­ LOVELY LARGE Housekeeping gages. For individual attentittt medical pany Interviewing applicants BUSINESS 18 GOOD! Custom­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, ROCKLEDGE — 8 bedroom L- closets, enclosed porch, one fields on both sides of the road » Offered 13-A for sales training program. Call Room. It has everything, in­ RIDE WANTED from Highland call B A N Agency, Roger M. Household Goods 51 ers are plentiful. Join the tide, 860 Main St 649-2813. ranch, large living room, fire bath finished, one unfinish­ at the southwest corner, has 644-0203 between 6 and $ p.m. cluding utlllUes. Ample park­ Street to Pratt A Whitney Air­ FURNITURE REFINISHBD — Negfo, 648-8727. 86-hour week, 8:30-4 p.m. FIVE-ROOM Duplex, garage, on multiple list your houke now. place, family kitchen with din­ ed, outbuilding, productive, complained that the school site year ’round MUST SEIX. — Desk, work ing. 373 Main St. Andover 848-1108 NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH cultivated blueberry patch, will dump more water on his craft, second shift. Call 649- "NO MONEY DOWN” Scratches. bums removed, EXPERIENCED Shoe Sales- bus line, $00. Call 648-0226 be­ O d l Cariton W. Hutchins, Real­ 8 bedrooms, 28’ living room ing area. Basement with full a b m bench, refrigerator, Maytag 1(4 acre lot, trees. Easily 4886. color changed. Manchester Re- V ~ B E T O ra " RRANG S ^ GIRL to share three-romn apart­ tween 8-8 p.m. tor, 64941182. size windows, garage, private property than when the land of your finances will make Company parking and man. salary plus cranmlsslon. wringer waidier, hl-fl, and with fireplace, completed rec­ Financed. Asking $16,600. was undeveloped. Brondolo and , We mean no money at all from finishing 643-9288. | ment. $80 monthly. References reation room, excellent con­ wooded lot. $21,500. Philbrick MAIN BARBE31 SHOP. 701 more of your Income available cafeteria ; Apply in person. Morton Shoe many small Items. See Ralph VERNON — Exceptional value. hts lawyer have been conferring required. Call 648-0439. Off Route 8. Building form­ dition. recently redecorated, Agency. 649-8464. Main St., opening Oct. 29 for yoor pocket. You must have RBWEAVING of teims, moth’ for ^rsonal use. Lump debt Store, 775 Main St., Manches­ Aldrich off Kelly Road, Ver Owner anxious to sell. 6 room with town and PBC officials for average credit. Bamed days and person­ ter. No iriKNie calls. S-8-8 ROOM APARTMENTS, erly occupied by Andover $16,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- efficient barbering service to holes. Zippers repaired. Wln-| Into’ one memthly pairment of non, in hack of Tri-Clty Shop ranch completely furnished or $18,900 — ANOTHER GOOD MANCHESTER—6 room Ranch, some time, trying to find a solu­ al time Center fU^^skturtsv ROOM for girl with private fam- 649-6229, 941. Machine A EtcUng, wired BUY, Lenox Street. Six rooms 8464. LAWRENCE F. FIANO ^ L ______dow Shades made to measure;! $32.26 for each thousand dMlasa plng Center. All VENTRY — A fine 6% acres SOUTH WINDSOR — Young, at- study. Motors, 833 Main. ENGINEBR/Mamifacturer — tor, automatic washing ma­ at a very fair price. Call Made­ ly R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. TWO BUILDING lots, prime lo­ Ruaa Atkins, Builder, 643-0411. 16 Woodland m. Hartford DISCONTINUED , GIRL to share three-room apart­ thutlve S-bedroom split-level, LAWRENCE F. FIANO SEVEN ROOM spacious home One solution disouased at the 1969 Ford 4-Door Sedan...... $946 Ideal plant and engineering set­ Situations Wanted— chine, furnace and hot water. line Smith, Realtor, 649-1843. cation, city utilities. Philbrick Radio, heater, automatic ‘"nie small Jo1> carpenter." ment, $80 monthly. Referencea $18,780 — TWO BLCX3KS from paneled family room, alumi­ in Manchester on quiet street, Agency, 649-8464. PBC meeting last night would up for energetic person great­ Female 38 648-4781. required. Call 648-0489. Realtor 643-2766 IMW THUNDERBIRD. Cali 644- transmission. er Hartford area. Plant u6ed MERCHANDISE I LAND — Coventry. Choice land High. School, six room cape, num combinations. 4%% as 4 bedrooms, enclosed^ porch, 2- be to regrade the school site to 1786. CALL ME on your formica sumahle mortgage or $500 car garage, asking $19,600. Out for manufacturing and an- LADY DESIRES Job as house­ BIRCH STREET, second floor, CENTRAL — 8-room unfumlsh for building homes near school, v acan t. This will qualify for Charles Nicholson 742-6364 order to divert more water to needs, bars, counters, kitchen «r t n t iv Shnem luncheonette, 6 down. Carl Zinsser, 643-0038. of state owner wants offers. WYLLYS STREET — 240 toot glneering until rewntly. »own . heeem. in- keeper or caring for children. 6-12 Months Old | 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, ed apartment, seemd floor, churches and shopping area. FRA with minimum down the Pesce cul'vert. ,pPhe oon/trac- I960 PONTIAC VENTURA, 4- 1969 (3)cvrolet 3-boor Sedan $906 cabinets, vanitory units, table- days, company benefits. Ap­ ($400) plus closing ($600). You Howard Realty Co., 283-6376. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. fremtage, 643-7444. door Hardtop, power steering by appointment. Frederick M Ex^rlenoed. Boa R, Herald. $90. 649-6239. 9-6. heat, hot water included, $110, Call Frederick M. (3aal, Brok­ tor esaimated the cost of re­ 6-cylinder, standard shift, tops and Island stands. 649- ply Grant’s, Parkade. 33” Mahogany Connole TV, reg. I can also get a VA, if you and brakes, low mileage, one Gael, Brokj^r, 643-3682, 648-0$81. er, 648-3683, 648-0381. MANCHESTEIR—Older home, 6 grading at around $1,830. A rtiarp. 8936. WOMAN WISHES pre-achool | $349 ...... $189.46 DELIGHTFUL. Comfortable, 8444)031. qualify. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, STATELY 10 room mansion. All owner, excellent condition. Af­ GETTING READY FOR complete rooms, wall-to-wall WOODED BUILDINa lot. 166x- &tch might then be put in be­ age child to care for while: modern seAnd floor apart-’ 648-1877. Coventry rooms extremely large. Five hind the property owners on ter 4 p.m., 649-7417,. CHRISTMAS? Earn the extra: 878 CENTER ST. — M odem Privacy carpeting, oil heat, storm win­ 420, $S,2b0. 648-8887. 1969 Mercury 9-Pasaenger Wag­ mother works. London Park, Dual Channel Stereo, O.E.. reg. ment, 4 large rooms, bath, Houses For Sale 72 fireplaces, 4(4 baths, 2-car. Loomis Rd., the cost to be split Roofing—Siding 16 Help Wanted—^Female 36 money you need the Avon way. i $269 ...... $199.10 building, SH rooms, large cab­ dows. 2-car garage. Full cellar. garage. Spacious grounds add THUNDERBIRD 1960, hardtop, on ...... $996 Hebrcn. 649-6366. I electric range, refrigerator, inet electric kitchen, ceramic between the PBC and the town. Cash In on the big Fsdl an d! MANCHESTER — 8 room Cape THREE YAMILY bouse, 82 W. $9,900-LAKE Situated on extra large lot. beauty and distinction to this BOLTON AND Vicinity — BuUd- excellent condition, call 648- Power steering, power A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, WOMAN FOR general office Best G.E. Refrigerator, 18.8 cu. storm windows, screens, Vene­ tile bath, heat, hot water. Indi­ $14,000. WllUfun Grizel, Broker, ing lots, land tracts, farms and Original landscape plans of br^es, automatic trans­ work, prefer one exi>ertenoed Christmas selling season repre-' PART-TTME Secretarial Work, tian blinds, oil hot water base- on treed lot, 8 bedrooms, over­ Center Street. 64941229, 9-6. beautiful home. $39,000. Phil­ 6211. siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ senting Avon. Our gifts for ft, completely self-defrosting, vidually controlled thermoetat, 649-9700. acreage. Financing available. the site called for a culvert to mission. Radio and heater. In automotive bookkeeplhg. alao light bookkeeping. Call bouxl heat, fireplace, beauti­ sized kitchen, dinning room or PRIVILEGES brick Agency, 649-8464. bo put in by the contractor un­ terations and additions. Ceil­ men, women, and children are 649-8760. reg. $749 ...... $618.23 garage. $125. 648-1084. 188 LYNESS ST. — 8 room Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor. ings. Workmanship guaran­ Typing necessary. Chorches ful country locaUon, 13 miles den, garage with patto, oil hot BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick der a driveway going from the more beautiful than ever. We water heat, beautifully kept. rsinch, stone front, 2 bedrooms, 843-2766, Charles Nicholson, teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. Motors. 80 Oakland St., Man­ Norge Gas Dryer, dries 4 loads (16 dr 2 0 . minutes) east of Cape, 6 finished rooms, full 742-6364. road across a town drainage 1966 Lark 3-Door...... $606 train you. Call 389-4923. Robert Wolvertwj Agency, dining room, fireplace, alum! Three bedroom home, oil hot chester. for the price of one, reg. Manchester, $96. Adults only. 8%-ROOM Heated Apartment. water heat, paneled family shed dormer, fireplace, garage, (Utch to a field owned by Bron­ 6-cyllnder, standard shift, IRONING DONE In my home. Realtor, 640-2813. num avmings, garage, extras. SEE THESE BIDWELL HOME Improvement COUNTER GIRL wanted for T $168.96 ...... $187.00 Call 648-7066. after 4 p.m. Call 849-6698 after 8 a.m. room with fireplace, porch, shade trees, immediate occu­ JUST LISTED dolo. The driveway at this point heater. Company — Roofing, siding, al­ WAITRESS WAirrSD Acadia Tel. 649-4(»8. 649-1434. p.m .-l a.m. shift. Apply Mister IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, 2-car garage, % acre treed pancy, $16,900. Philbrick Agen­ Suburban For Sale 75 apparently will form a dam. terations. additions and re­ Restaurant, 108 Tolland Tpke. Cramped for space — Miist sell FIVE ROOM FLAT, 18 Trum­ ICRANTON MOTOR Donut. 386 W. Middle Tpke. 1% baths, full basement in­ GARRISON COLONIAL — 8 lot, quick occupancy, easily cy, 649-8464. Board at CABE 1968 Ford 3-Door...... $498 modeling of all types. Excel­ 649-8127. this merchan rest. $60. 648-0974. 20, 1663, at 8:00 p.m. to consid­ workshop, priced right. Call a quality home, in the twenties. WANTED — Good home for 8 Cape, 6 finished, lifetime sld Hook, now president of the power steering, power CONNIE’S ’TV and Radio Serv­ INC. er and act on the following: John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-6261. . Watson Beach 4 Co:, 21 Cen­ A Specialty” 1660 Plymouthpli^, V-8, 4-Door ice. available all hours. Satis­ errte kittens. Call 649-6480 after ing, very clean livable home. CABE and a member of the brakes, windows and seat.; 4 To set you up with the very ’TORO LAwiiMOWBR without 1, Appropriation to be. added tral Row. Hartford, 522-2114. faction guaranteed. Call 649- best 8 p.m. power handle, used very little, Immediate occupancy. Only Hartford .board of edtication, 1660 ^eotiac’ conneville Vista Very clean. j Pine Street, to caplt^ accounts of the 1963- Ellington For appointment phone Mrs. 1316. $86. 649-0173. $13,900. Hayes Agency, 648-4803. Roland Bixler, first vice presi­ Manchester Of toys and gifts, a selec­ THREE Beagle dogs, one year 1964 budgets for the purpose of Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886. 1960 Y-S Station Wagtxi SPRING ST. Spitolous 6'4 FREDERICK M. GAAL dent and a mem'ber of the 19W Cadillac 4-Door Sedan. .$7%. tion galore. old. ready for training, $6.00 ELECTRIC WATER HEIA’TER— paying the coats of ttie follow­ room ranch, modern kitchen HONEST HOUSING EAST HARTFORD — Immacu­ Woodbridge heal'd of education OadUlac Sedan Radio, heater, power steer­ Moving—^Trucking— each. 183 Union St. 80 gallons, excellent condition. ing proposed public Improve­ ELLINGTON RIDGE • BROKER Call today, to find more. ment and capital project subject with bullt-ins, 8 large bed­ late 3-bedroom ranch. Has to and Violor McDonald, executive ing, power brakes, auto- Storage 20 Call after 3:30, 646-0119. be seen to be appreciated. secretary of CABE. Bulck iBvieta Mrdtop Se­ a R t EX, one of the fastest grow­ to being hereafter approved by rooms, unusual decor seldom ^ matte. (A real doll). | COUNTRY CLUB AREA VALUES Owner 289-2004. 643-2682 — 643-0281 Attending with the superin­ dan MANCHES’TER Delivery. Light ing direct ssdes organization la 649-9468 T A K B ^ i^ R PAYMENTO the voters pursuant to the pro­ found In this price range. One Live Stock 42 .... tendent wilrbe Mrs. Claire War- trucking and package delivery. expanding operations in Con­ PROM OUR BANK visions of Section 26. Chapter V car garage, large lot with 1965 Ford Country Squire Wag­ trees, $24,900. Philbrick Agen­ ELLINGTON — Very clean 6- fel, Kenneth Matthews. John 1668 Oadillae (Sonvertible Refrigerators, washers and necticut in the sale of thrif HORSE BOX STALL for rent, FOR UNPAID BALANCE of the. Town Oiarter, at a ape- CENTER ST. — 6-Room room ranch, featuring 3 good on ...... $298 cy. 649-8484. Cape. Nothing needed but MclCarrick, Harold Porcheron stove mo\'1ng specialty. Folding beautiful and exclusive liquid CATALOG FREE. I'D send y ou ’ trails nearby, corral, $38. Pri­ 1, 2 OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! clal election, namely sized bedrooms, nice living 9-passenger, V-8, automat­ Custom-built, over-sized 8- small amount of cash for and Harold Smith. Maagr Other Fine Oars ebairs for rent. 649-0762. ballpoint tube embroidery 276-page Popular (3Iub catalog. vate 649-0171 START PAYING (a) an appropriation not to room with fireplace, aluminum ic, radio and heater. room Colonial. Uvlng/dlrilng MAN(HESTER — 7 room older down payment and closing Legal Notice The board of education will paints and linens. Immediate Let your friends shop from it. IN DECEMBER exceed $450,006 for con­ combinations. $360 down. Carl ------i room combination is 34 ft. home, oil hot water heat, 2- costs. A bargain at $16,000.. continue its October agenda at openings for women to train as ’Then you pick $25 and more in X ROOMS FURNITURE structing various street car garage, 8 extra building Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard Real­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Painting— Papering 21 ! instructors on a full or part $9.36 MONTHLY long, birch cabineted kitch­ at Manchester, within and for the an adjourned meeting tomorrow 1966 Oldsmobile 88 3-Door Hard­ free items. Alice Williams, and highway improvements en, paneled den or office, 4 lots of record, $15,400 complete. ty Co., 232-6275. ICRANTON MOTORS, top ...... $196 time basis. It’s new. It’s fas­ Articles For Sale 45 Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, BATES RD.—A Jarvis built Dl.sirict of M&nchester. on • the at 8 p.m. at the school. An ex­ PAINTING — FIVE room Popular C3ub Plan, Depart­ substantially in accordance large bedrooms. On % acre Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. split level with plenty of liv­ 15th day of October. A.D. 1963. Radio, heater, automatte. i cinating, and it builds a 90% Rugs. Lamps, ’Tables with a report by Walter 8 . CAPE — 5 rooms, garage, c o n -; Preaent Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. ecutive session to deal with a INC. ranches and capes for $50. ment H801, Lynbrook, New! FOR SALE — Flat stone for lot. Transferred owner anx­ ing space. Vacant and ready Estate of Mar>’ Murray, late, of personnel situation will be held customer repeat order busi­ York. ' walls, fireplace, veneer, and And Other Accessories Fuss, Town En^neer, dat­ EXECUTIVE’S DREAM — 8 venient location. Asking $13,900. . ’Trim and paint extra. Also, ness Yes, imagine a product EVERYTHING $228.78 ious. $28,600. Call Aim Hunt­ for a new owner. Park-like Call 643-6515. Manchester in said district, de- after the regular meeting. 60 More Late Models scraping. 742-8101. ------—------i patios. Call 649-0617. ed October 18. 1963; er 289-8268, 649-3695, 649- room Ranch home, landscaped, grounds. Only $19,400. Call cea.sed. HMod Jtt. Reelrrine with such appeal that bookings Upon application of Arthur J. Lo- $397.00 Collected .. , To Choose From. COUNTER GIRL, part time, 11 2. .^’The determination o f the 6306. Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 40 acres, pond, plus additional Barbara Babin on this one. and repeat orderk begin with 8 ROOMS FURNITURE concrete building 60x60 .avail­ WADDELL SCHOOL AREA— Claire Jr,, administrator, praying: Mrs. James Klar, finance 616-0X16 876-3831 EXTERIOR AND interior paint a.m. to 3 p.m., Monda^-Friday. DARK, RICH stone-free loam,! manner in which said appropri­ p.m. daily. Imrnaculate 6-room Cape which for authority to compromise and your very first sale and con­ Good pay. Ann-Spot, 21 Oak $14. Also,’ fill, gravel, sand, and $10.16 MONTHLY ______able for rural warehousing pro­ chairman for the Girl Scout Ing. Wallpaper books. Paper­ ation and addition to sqid budg- OAKLAND ST. — Lots of features finished rec room, 2 settle a doubtful and disputed claim tinually grow and grow to give St. stotfe. 643-8603. WesUnghouse Refrigerator, Liv-' gts is to be financed and raised duce storage, $27,600. Cmtact which Catherine I. Tracy hae fund drive, reports that $397.90 GORMAN MOTOR hanging. Ceilings. Floors. FlUly land and spacious older full paths, aluminum combina* insured workmanship guaran­ you ' that guaranteed income. ing Room. Bedroom, Dinette whether' by taxation, by bor­ Frederick M. Gaal, Broker. home. Many possibilities. against said estate. It is has been collected to date, with SALES. INC. You have to see Artex to be­ CASH IN on the extra dollars' SNOW BLOWERS - Arlens, Rugs, Lamps, Tables and Other 643-2682, 643-0281. tions, fenced-in treed yard, all ORDERED;—That the foregoing returns still coming in. She teed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. If rowing, by transfer of available BARROWS & WALLACE Call Bill Frazier to see this this for only $500 down. Carl application be heard and determined J861 CORVETTE, 370 engine, 4- no answer, call 643-9043. lieve it. For immediate ^ i for dimlaying Royal’s fabulous Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ Accessories funds or otherwise, or by a o<»n- today. at the Probate Office In Manchester would like to remind persons polntment for interview csdl: 1988 (jhristmas shopping line. er, and Bolens tractors, parts , EVERYTHING $297.34 .MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard Real­ in said District, on the” 4th day of who have not been contacted apeed tranamission, tow mile­ bination of such miethoa; and ty Co.. 232-6275. November. A.D. 1963. at eleven age, 4 Goodyear double eagle PAINTING. EXTERIOR and in­ 347-8670. 643-6247. , and service. Capitol Equip­ TO KNIT 66 E. Cjenter St., Manchester 4 room ranch, close to all con­ and wish to contribute that ment Ck)., 88 Main St., Man­ 3. Such other matters relat­ veniences, deep wooded lot, oil o’clock In the forenoon, and that tires, very good condition, must terior. paperhanging. wall­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ing to the foregoing as may be JARVIS REALTY MANCHESTER^Excellent. Spa­ notice be given to all persons In­ they may either call her or mall sell. 528-7087. I960 C7HEVROLET Convertible, paper removed, dry wall work. chester. Open daily 7-6, Thurs­ $14.74 MONTHLY heat. Aluminum combinations, CO. terested in said estate

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- r . ^ . 7 ; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 196B The Weather ' l ' ArBrage Doily Net Pnos Ran PAOB FOURTEEN For tBe Week Ended Foreeaat of U. 8. Weather Borenn lEurntag il|rraUii / OeM wr It, IMG Fair and cool tonight. Low ’In ------^ : the 40s. Thursday sonny and St. James’ Mothers Circle will Airman Richard' L. Oppalt, 1 3 ,8 5 0 meet Wednesday at St. Barthol­ son of Mr. and Mm. Thoma* J. First Night FREE DELIVERY milder. High near 70. About Town omew’s Church for ihstructimis Oppelt Jr., 40% Summer St., la Bureau Performs f A .M .0 9 P .M . Memhw Ike Audit with Father Hussey. Foliowing being aasl^ed to keesler Air Wiiien e( OfamdnMoa Mancheiter— A City of Village Charm Lawrence J. Donahue Jr., of the meeting, the circle will visit Force Base, Miss., for technical Of Play to the home of Mrs. Edward Ris-' training as a United States Air ARTHUR DRUB #6 Pine St., president of the Cap­ Counseling Service (OlaeeWed AdrertMag en Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTW ital City Branch, National Asso- tau, 26’ S. Hawthorne St. Co­ Force radio and radar main­ Benefit lOH (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 ciaticm of Letter Carriers, will hostesses will be Mrs. Thomas tenance specialist. |TOL. LX XX m , NO. 10 represent the branch at the Wil­ Brennan and Mrs. Paul O’Neil. -I: liam C. Doherty testimonial din­ Pfc. Eddie M. CaamoU of The Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, one of the “Boy Meets Girl" will be per­ ner and the Letter Carriers’ The combined Catholic Moth­ the United States Army, son of United Fund’s 11 member agencies, centers its work on formed by the Little Theater of Centennial Dinner on Oct. 28 in ers Circles will meet Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Edvvrard J. Czar- problems of the family. Its offices for the Manchester- Mandiester at the Bowers Events 224,770 Skip Classes in Chicago Washington, D.C. On Oct. 28, day at 8 p.m. at St. Bartholo­ nota, 34 Delmont St., is par­ Glastonbury area are located ait 14 Park St. School on Nov. 7 for the benefit Rusk to Assure Germany Donahue will attend a N.A.L.C. mew's Church. ticipating in Exercise Bulldog of the Instiuoibors of the Handi­ It gives oounssUng to Oafh-^- capped. legislative ccmference at the In­ Low Note near Ft. Irwin, Calif. cUcs on marital (fifficuIUes, par- an help to carry out the work ternational Inn, Washington, Pfc. Ronald E. Allen of the The exercise inclldes all signif­ emt-child relafckmahips, unwed of the Diocesan Bureau. The work being done by the In State D .a United States Air Force, son icant phases of guerrilla and local lOH, with swimming in- counter-insurgency desert and t s , parenthood, and prohleonns of the In the Archdiocese of Hart­ of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Al­ ^ ' f ' l-'U eitderiy; and provides adoptive struoUons to mentally retarded No Troop Reductions Now mountain warfare. ford, 12 priests, S iv ^ ia l work­ children and to vdetims of cere­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild len. 42 Lenox St., recently and fbsiber lumes for ohdidren. ers, and 28 olericaK ^personnel i'()\i \ 1 11 will ho4d a meeUng Thursday graduated from a 23-week bral palsy and polio, has re­ Sen. Bliss Asks MIost oommonly, requests bo comprise the staff of " ceiv e national acclaim. This >|< ).M 1 ( )1M Later H was learned the State^McCloskey said Rusk ‘'does not at 10 a.m. in Guild Hall of the course on single rotor observa­ St. Margaret’s Circle, D au ^ - the bureau are for oounseUng on WASHINGTON (AP) — f Pupil Boycott Huge cdturoh. Members are reminded ters of Ist^lla, will hold a ban­ districts. teen-age group Is currently en- Department had not agreed with plan any extended discussions tion, cargo, and utility helicop­ marilbal problems and porent- MEANS Secretary of State DeSh with the German government.” Probe Speed-Up to Iwing their sandwiches. Des- ters at Ft. Eustis, Va. He la quet and installation Wednes­ The Diocesan Bureau proi g€tged In raising 150,000 for an C that part of Ollpatric’s speech ohiild dlfTlculUes, particularly Its services primarily to pei outdoor pool to be used In Its Rusk will publicly announce but that its objhcUons were In disoloslng Rusk’s intentions aert and beverages will be .serv­ now serving as an assistant in- day at 6:30 p.m. at the Knights those brought on by the In­ Tuesday night, the high-ranking ed by Mrs. Florence DonneUy, stnictor while awaiting orders of Columbus Home. Drees Is of the Ramsin Catholic faith, 'project. Miss Ahoe Madden i* West Germany later this overruled by tile White House. HARTFORD (AP) — A creasing prevalence In today’s but works mutually with,, the the group's advisor, is directing State Department officials in­ official explained that the idea Mra Jessee Hettinger and Mrs. for pilot training school. semi-formal; officers will also Fridprlckg photo culture of earlier mainage and ,^ V m BRK 2AN O S o A I i week that the United States of airlifting thousands of men Republican state senator Era Dexter. wear short white gloves. non-sectarian Children’s Serv­ the drive. sisted Uiere is no immediate today urged sjieedy action Sp eech es Engaged parenthood. ices of Connecticut, and other As part of t^elr community has no intention of with­ p lw for troop reducUons. was conceived in 1961 when the Daughters of Liberty. No. 17, The Diocesan Bureau consid­ similar private agencies in order service, the town sponsored Lit­ for fuel oils, torvloi^ drawing any of its 250,000 Rusk's expected statement United States was suddenly con­ to complete an investiga­ The VFW Atwiiiary will hold will hold a rummage sale Memc»nal Temple, Pythian The engagement of Miss Vir­ ers the guidance of young par­ that no one Who seeks help is tle Th^ter, organization hopes wUl be a reply to a German re­ fronted with the danger of a hot tion of alleged irregulari­ meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 9 a.m. at Orange Sisters will meet tonight at ents bo be of prime Importance troops now in Europe. ginia Jane Queen of East Hart­ turned aiway. to benefit th^ lOH program ma­ heating equipment The imminent Rusk state­ quest for clarification of GlI- war on two fronts: Berlin and ties in the bureau of at the post home. 608 E. Cen­ Hall. Members are reminded to 8 at Odd Fellows Hall to in preventing the breakdown of patrlc’s remarka. in Southeast Asia. Now that the On Rights discuss plans for the official ford to Richard John Eiennehey Tour dollars are needed to terially by mdaps of this bene­ phone 522*8151 ment, disclosed Tuesday night rights-of-way of the State ter St. New members will be bring sale articles to the hall the family. help. A gift this year to your fit performance of the play. by a high-ranking U.fl. official, The announced purpose of lift is a reality, the Defense De­ Initiated during the meeting. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. visit of Grand Chief Lila Chat- of Westerly, R.I., has been In the Archdiocese of Hart­ The production may also be 170 PEARL STREET partment naturally has an eye Highway Department. field of Simsbury on Nov. 12. United Fund Is also a gift bo HARTFORD, CONN. is designed to oiApel German Rusk’s trip is to attend a meet announced by her parents, Mr. ford, seven district offices of seen on Nov. 8 and 9 ait the concern that Uie current airlift Ing of American ambassadors on Its dollar-savlng possibilities. Senator Robert L. Bliss of Refreshments will be served the Diocesan Bureau serves the the Diocesan Bureau of Social Hit W illis and Mrs. John D. Queen Sr. of Service. same school. of 14,600 American fighting men staUoned in Europe and to be New Canaan called on Gover­ after the meeting. East Hartford. growing needs of the people. from Teslas foreshadows some on hand Sunday in Frankfurt for nor Dempsey and State’s At­ Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Last year, according to the bu­ future troop withdrawal. the dedication of a memorial torney John D. LaBelle to CHICAGO (A P)— Neaiv St. Bernadette’s Mothers and Mrs. Edward F. Dennehey reau’s annual report, 4©1 unwed German suspicions were fountain to George C. Marshall, Success Seen "move swiftly to complete an Circle will meet tomorrow at mothers sought help; as did 509 the late secretary of state who Investigation of reported ly half of Chicago’s ap­ 2 MANCHESTER Sr. of Westerly. aroused by a speech DepuQr the home of Mrs. Reno Coma, couples Interested In adoption. REMODEL Secretary of Defense Roswell L. charted the Marshall Plan for wrongdoing in the appraisal of proximately 470,000 public 34 Line St., immediately after Miss Queen, a graduate of Mtore than 570 children were AMERICAN LEGION State Highway Department UBLIC MARKE Rham High School, is attending Gilpatric made last Saturday iii postwar European recovery. For ^Big Lift’ school pupils were absent the Combined Mothers Circle placed In adoptive homes during Chicago. The Big Lift exeroise, Last week State Department rights of way acquisitions.” from classes Tuesday, 803 - 805 MAIN STREtT Manchester Community College. the year. In a statement issued meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Mr. Dennehey, a graduate of YOUR OLD he said, may enable the United press officer Robert McCloskey most of them staying away Bartholomew's Church with the Saint Agnes Home in West FUR COAT States *'to make some shifts in told a news conference that Despite Fog through Republican state head­ Westerly High School, attended Hartford, Highland Heights in quarters today. Senator Bliss in what Negro civil righta Rev. Philip Hussey. the University of Oklahoma. INTO A the form of our military pres­ Rusk would “ undoubtedly pay WEDNESDAY ONLY! New Haven, and Our Lady of NEW-' ence” overseas. As a result, 011- courtesy calls’’ on Ludwig Er­ said the Investigation “which Is leaders claimed was the na­ ------/ He is employed by General FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) The Golden Age Club will Rose HIU Home in New Britain patric said, the United States hard, Germany’! new chancel­ six months old, must be com­ tion’s largest .school boy­ Dynamics in Groton. lor; Konrad Adenauer, the for­ —Fog today forced diversion of pleted swiftly to clear or coji- meet TTiursday at 2 p.m. at the The wedding is planned for • C A P E “ should be able to make useful DOUBLE Triple-S Blue Stamps This Wed.! reductions In Its heavy overseas mer chancellor, and Foreign some of Exercise Big Lift’s vlct employes of the State cott. Senior Citizens club room on June of 1964. BINGO The ma.s.sive civil rights boy­ « STOLE I Minister Gerhard Sohroeder. Highway Department.” School St. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT expenditures.’’ huge transports, but U.S. mili­ cott wa.s in protest again.st what k MEATY, SHOULDER • JACKET tary officials were confident leader.s called the "growing 8 O’CLOCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. they still could complete toe Boy, Dog Reunited school segregation in Chicago” Thrift Week largest long-range airlift in U.S. HARTTFORD (AP) — Rusty and again.st the policies of Ben­ history by toe deadline Thurs­ Stockman, the nine year old jamin C, Willis, .superintendent > L A M B Florida *s East Coast day night. Quincy, Mass., boy who has of public school.s. Rummage Is Observed Rhein - Main air base near been looking for his German They claim that Willis, one of AND DP Frankfurt, destination of most Shepherd, "Dame,” was joyous­ the nation’s highe.st-paid publle C H O P S of toe Texas-to-West Germany ly reunited with his lost pet officials and in his 10th year as i “The Sum Of A Nation Is Erratic Ginny’s Aim fleet, closed shortly before dawn 69^3 Sale yeeterday—five days before he superintendent, is responsible The Thrift Of Its People” is the as visibility dropped to less than will enter the hospital for hie for what they term de facto aeg- NICE PIECES OF theme selected by the National RUMMAGE half a mile. fifth ear operation. ► O CT. 24— 9 to 12 MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Hurricane ' regation in the public schools,. Thrift Commltee for Its 46th CHESTER Two four-engine C135s were Dame' disappeared from DOUBLE Ginny, a huge, freakish storm rerouted to Ramsteln, about 60 The boycott, with heaviest ab- observance of National Thrift Quincy three weeks ago, after .sentceism reported In schools to North Mothodist with peak winds of 80 miles an miles southwest of Frankfurt, Rusty's mother reported seeing ^ LAM B For Week, O ct 20-81. FURRIERS and one was ordered to land at predominately Negro neighbor­ Church Lsmwood K. Elmore, presi­ WORLD GREEN SALE hour, bore down on the Florida a couple In a Oomecticut car hoods. wa.s climaxed late Tues­ Mildenhall Royal Air Force pick the dog up. SM PARKER ST. dent of the Savings Bank of Sponaoied By Sisterhood Of Temple Beth Shotom ROCKVILLE east coast today and gale warn­ base In England with 73 sol­ day by .a demomstration by aa ______^ j Manchester, said today, "Cou­ ings were hoisted from Jackson­ Last night police arrested estimated 8.000 to 10,000 persona ^ T E W At The Temple—Cor. Myrtle and Linden Streets diers. David Prince, 20, an East Hart­ Sponsored by W.8.CJI. pled with this annual celebra­ 246-2473 ville to Palm Beach. "Right now the situation Is who marched around the Gity tion, Oct. 31st has been desig­ She was expected to smash in­ ford factory worker, who 1s re­ An undecided little girl, bewildered over whether she should go to Guggenlicini Hall-County Building and at the STAMPS W EDN ESDAY. O CT. 23— 4 to 9 P.M. luy very, very flexible,” a spokes­ ported to have admitted Uking nated as Intenutlonal Thrift TR 5-5929 land before midnight, forecast­ man said. "But toe schedule has Elementary School on Chicago’s south side, or else return home, cries as two downtown offices of,,pie Beard Day, a period when the funda­ ers said. v the dog while driving through of Education, THURSDAY, OCT. 24— 9 A.M. to NOON not been disrupted- by any ap­ Quincy while on his honeymoon. teachers question her. She finally went to school. (AP Photofax). mentals of thrift will be recog­ After dawdling for three days The marchers, both white and ALL WEEK Proceeds For Furnishing Kitchen A t New Temple or CaH CoHeet preciable amount, and we are nized in all free nations of the off the seaboard as far north as confident that toe 72-hour over­ Negro, chanted, sang and di»- world." Cape Hatteraa, Ginny apparent­ all deadline will not have to be Plead* Guilty pltyed signs. There were no in­ 'The Savdngs Bank of Man­ ly made up her mind and start' changed." BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Wil­ U.S. Planning cidents as they listened 't o chester, one of this community’s ^ on a beeline aimed at the The planes began ferrying toe liam F. Cleune, 46, of Stratford, Guay Pleads Innocent, ' speeches by leaders of the Free­ thrift Institutions, recognizes lower Florida coast. men of toe U.S. 2nd Armored pleaded guilty to embezzlement dom Day Boycott Committee of “I'M GOING the truth of the Thrift Week The Weather Bureau said hur­ Division — the old "Hell on today in superior court before Food Cutback the Coordinating Council et theme, as we have been special­ ricane warnings would probably Wheels” division — from toe Judge Louis Shapiro. Trial Set for Nov. 6 Community Organizations, an ists through oiir 58 years In as­ be Ismed this morning, but they United States Tuesday In a dem­ Judge Shapiro ordered a pre­ i alliance of civil rights organlaa- sisting In the . guidance of capi­ couldn’t predict where Ginny’s onstration of the mobility of sentence investigation report For Viet Nam tions. Rush hour traffic to the 70-mile eye'mlght whip ashore. tal accumulation through &e America’s strength. from toe adult probation depart­ Dennis T. Guay, 24, of Manchester, this morning plead­ Loop was jammed. TO F L Y - practice of thrift. Historically, “ With a atorm like this, you The airlift aroused fears in ment. No date was set for Willis earlier this month re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The "The Sum Of A Nation Is Hie , Juig can’t say,” said forecaster West Germany that it was toe sentencing. ed not guilty, in Hartford Superior Court, to a charge of signed his $48,500-a-year post Thrift Of Its People’ is true. It ..! Rfomdnd Craft. The state accused Cleune ef United States plans to cut down prelude to a reduction of U.S. on surplus food shipments to firat degree murder. Guay had been indicted by a Grand because, he said, the Board at will continue to be so in the TOe Red Crons deployed 85 of troops in Europe and that the embezzling apprq^mately $48,- HaViNG A 598 from toe Empire B r a V f i l!^ Viet Nam Jury, on Sept. 24, for the July 11 slaying of his sister- Education wa.s encroaching Its disaster workers in cities years just ahead, when the United States would rely instead in-law, 20 year old Ellannsary f ’— upon his administrative duties. population expIo.sion begins to from Jacksonville to Miami. FoundiY. Jnsi-K-l^d^sport. ^ '7110. new.------economic presmre Ja spiawnod in the middle Atlapt] tMtaT" of It 'tihi'dehed 'IwBByfrtlie Fogarty, +n "her HoiliB ahked by his defense attor­ The board, which has two Ne­ provide some 700,000 people a From a spot about 186 miles gro members, rejected his resig- eaat-northeast of Cape Canaver­ backed somnward atid thraffli object of which is persuading Porter St. neys, Wallace Burke and Dan­ year in the labor market with right over Miami, killing nine (See Page Nine) Hits Jury Trials nafibn and Willis later accepted the resultant demands for great­ al, Qlnny beat almost 600 miles Vietnamese President Ngo Dlnh Judge Milton H. Meyers set iel Bason during his brief, four persons. HARTFORD (AP)—What to Diem to reverse what high State trial for Nov. 6, before a 12- the board’s proposal to recon­ er accumulation of capital to HaiLoweeN of the Atlantic with gales. Ab­ sider. service these newcomers,” El­ normally high tides were re­ Ginny’s erratic movement, do about Connecticut’s crowded Department officials feel is a member jury. (See Page Twelve) corded as far away as New also similar to Old Bookshop Hit court dockets turned out to be trend toward totalitarian gov­ Guay, who ii married to the Willis reported that 224,770 pu­ more continued. pils In the city’s 650 schoola ‘The Savings Bank of Man­ Jersey, 700 miles to the north. which stood over Cuba fdr five the main item of business at ernment. dead girl’a sister, is alleged to Tides of five feet above days, was forced by a high pres­ the annual meeting of the State Official Washington is equally have bludgeoned the girl to were from classes he- chester will utilize this national By $500,000 Fire Strafing of Vessel cause of toe boycott or ethar celebration as an opportunity normal were possible for the sure area over toe northeast Bar Association. concerned that Diem get on death with a bowling plq, as PaRTH Florida east coast, enough to in­ coast. Chief Justice John H. King with toe job of defeating the to dramatize, in every media she lay In bed asleep. par­ undate lobbies at many ocean- Small craft from New Jersey BOSTON (AP) — FliPe last of Connecticut offered a couple Viet Cong Communist guerril­ Off Cuba Probed (See Page Bight) possible, the relationship found night swept through the Brattle las. ents were away at theirVhore in the practice of thrift to the front resort hotels. to toe upper Florida Keys were of ways in which judges and cottage, and she was atom in Hurricane hunter planes that warned to stay in port. Book Shop, r^xited to be the lawyers could help. But New The first evidence of toe new WASHINGTON (AP) — The Initiative, independence and seif oldest antlquaxian book atore in policy was announcement Mon­ the house. reliance of the individual.” hovered in Ginny’s dead-calm There was some erosion along York's. bop state jurist. Judge government ha.s launched an In­ MAKE eye reported that she stuck to toe North Carolina coast but the United Sitatee, and damag­ Charles S. Desmond, had a day that further flhancial sup­ Police say that the accused vestigation of the strafing of an a 10 m.p.h. — southwestward Ginny brought needed rain ed volumee valued by' the own­ more radical proposal: Abolish port to the special force troops murderer confessed to the American-owned ship off the Bulletins . oourse toroughout the night. to toe parched eastern half of er at about |500,000.., jury trials for ci-vil suits. controlled by Diem’s influential crime, and that they are in pos­ coast of Cuba early Tuesday MILITARY WHIST FloHda residents, many of the state. (Joastal residents re­ George OdoeB, .‘46, who had 'This, said Desmond, would brother, Ngo Dlnh Nhu, will be session of the weapon. How­ morning. Culled from AP Wira* them with thiunbs still sore ported winds In gusts up to 40 fought for two years to save the save both time and money and withheld until toe soldiers are ever, they have never deter­ There is no doubt the strafing and SETBACK from boarding up during the miles per hour and high tides. hdMtotlc building from being de­ would also accomplish the fol­ mined the motive for the slay- was carried out by Cuban C A R D PARTY Hurricane Flora threat, were As toe storm moved south­ molished as part , of (he rtty’s lowing; (See Page Ten) tog. government center project; SWIMMER DIES caught by surprise. Hurricanes ward, it became more tropical “The Whole over-elaborate The crew-otit Guay, who was (See Page Twelve) SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Sponsored by generally form far to the south and toe Weather Bweau warned wept as he surveyed the dam­ trial and decislonaJ machinery Surfset Rebekah Lodge Jamee Small, 27. the ■Vfinr*- aijd move to the north or north- residents of toe Florida east age. would be vastly simplified; prea- niing ehanipion who loet Us DONUT a o ^ coast from Daytona Beach The book shop was located In Hungary May sures and burdens would be legs Sunday In an acoldent ta FRIDAY, OCT. 25 Miami newspapers quickly re­ southward to keep in close touch Sears Oesoent, a flve-story 8 P.M. lightened; the trained judges San Franeisoo Bay. died YOUR PARTY HEADQUARTERS!! named Ginny "Yankee storm with advisories. brick bulildtng, which one oon- day. The former University the second” because her course Winds were expected to in- tained several boolortores pa> (See Page Eight) Get US G)rn of California swimming a tv was almost the same sis the lost his legs and a thamb hurricane of 1035, which was (See Page Eleven) (See Page Five) \- WASHINGTON (AP) — Soviet > ' 1 9 6 3 when he was struck by Am wheat buyers confer today with propeller of a fishing boat aa administration officials as re­ he and a dozen other mem­ TRY OUR ports circulate that the United bers of the Dolphin’ Swim SPECIAL FOR THE KIDS! News Tidbits States is ready to approve sale Ciiih were swimming across from the AP Wires of 40,000 tons of com to Hun­ the bay from Sausallto to San gary. NItEDFUND Franelseo. More than 500 pea- If toe com sale rumors are sons donated blood. * HALLOWEEN •WiUtBrDONUT FULL FACED true, the deal would be toe first Omdr. Alan B. Shepard Jr., ■STEELS RECX)VBJB nation’s first man. In space, to be closed with an Iron Cur­ tain country since President M anchester NEW YORK (A P )— A joins two Houston investors In buying oootrolling shares to Kennedy approved sale of .sub­ HKHlerate recovery by steels sidized farm products—particu­ highlighted a mixed stock DONUTS HAUOWEEM Baystown, Tex. bank for $1,- larly wheat—to the Soviet bloc market early this afternoon. 350,000 . . . Profit reports, promising best earnings since two weeks ago. Trading was heavy. The Hat The wheat sales, the chief aoonflagraiUon, and then eign aid prognun next year of against Kennedy administration face the possibility Congress dren swarmed over to one IM4 eOMCr CAUINTC 2-Deer HordWf MAKE m s HALLOmEN THE BEST EVER - VISIT YOUR NEAREST Aft Bemneft Junior High Sctnod down on Bd- into a holooauflt whic^ threatened the entire policies now carries his' sen*.! side to get off. business diertrict along Main St. before It was will do it. ments to Washington al North ■aatJnnal”^uare. Ufte tzxlay went on os usual, Prime Minister Lord Home and the day's small troubles and triumphs wiH finally brought under control shortly before Dakota’s new congressman from SURGERY' AT SEA nightfall. formally renounces his ancient toe state’s eastern district. noon pass unnoticed Infto oblivion. peerages with stroke of a pen, NEW Y’ORK (AP) —A* NV> doubt, few Benneft pupils or teaoben in When the Are losses were totaled, they Mark Andrews took a slim making possible his election to 125,000. .\meriran freighter rolled la Tve Gof The Smarfesf Daddy In Town" glaMskig aft the oolender were aware that this reached the then atoggering sum of $165,000, early lead and built H into a heavy North .Atlantic seas to­ O d L 23, 1963, mortas the andlveraory of a figure which would uridoUbtedly be muHi- the House of Commons. , . . near-8,(KX) vote margin over Frank Sinatra formally divest­ day waiting to move to a GeN' the moat laonveMtous ervent in the school’s pHed five or .six tiines were the fire to oocur Democrat John Hove, a college man liner a 9-year-old- boy Actually, our young friend here won't today. ed of Nevada gaming licenses, professor, toe third such match long MStiory. ^ sajrs he will sell his gambling seriously ill with appendloitia It was juat 50 yeasa ago today, on Hiurs- Even now 50 years later, the terrible events won this year by Republicans A Coast 4>l^rd spokesmaB be able to fly in a Comet, but his y M m DONUT of that day rernain clear to the minds of interests rather than fight over toe nation. day, Oct. 23, 1913, that the building known as charge he harbored Sam Gian­ said the .American ship, tha ^ daddy knows when he puts the family Che Ninth Dtotriet “ BJaaft” School, which stood many; and ftremoi and Manchester oid.ftimers Andrews hammered away at Wolverine State, would have' / on thie alto now occupied by the Barnard and aUH rtfer to the Great Schott Fire of 1913 as cana, Cosa Nostra crime figure. toe Kennedy farm, economic ^ my ■ into a 1964 Comet he's putting them GOP National CSiairman Wil­ to wait for. the seas to sub­ Open 7 (lays a week— 6 A.M. fe 1 A.M.' IVatildto buiUizigB of the EUsobeth M. Ben- the most devaatatiiig and qiectacUIar in the and foreign aid programs. Hark­ '47 side before attempting trnnn*' into a car that's as hot as it looks. It's ^ ndt SchOoL expitoded in flames afaotftly after hiatocy of the town. liam E. Miller'sa3n9 'victories for ing back to lost spring’s defeat Sen. Barry Goldwater to the of toe wheut referendum, he fer to the 82,SS6-tM Mueti fl o’olook of the afternoon seaflon. - MBss EHaobetfa M. Bennett, school principal, Bremen 'which has a doetar the star performer in the compact An boor and a half later, the huge wooden ond'Ftod A. Varplanck, supertotendant of tha New Hampshire, West Virginia, has been a constant critic oi Oregon and California pri­ Secretary of Agriculture Orville aboard. The scene h iSM field. Take a long look at Comet to­ 255 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE k structure waa'a smouhJering pile of sjBm s and dritrtot—both of whom played kay roiea in tha Hie United Fund Drive Uxlay stands at $51,678, or about miles east of St. Johns, NfM. Had caivled wflh it to dedbruoUon the pubUc story—are dead now, os are many other lesser maries would wrap up the 1964 L. Freeman, calling for more day! Morlarty Brothers, 301 Center nominattoa for the Arizona farm say-so at farmer levels in­ 45 per cent of Us total $115,000 goal, fund officials announc­ The boy was identUM ' 'ad E. A. JOHNSON fWvMjy and a dwelttng on W^ls St.; and the and ftxgottan figures. But the story has sur­ ed. Cbakman Edward Tatnkiel said returns sire cctntng to Ruykert Fowler of N ya^ M. MANCHESTER. CONN. vived, intact, dmpita the loss of The Herold’a oonqervative.'. . Soviet ambas- stead of from Waahingtem. St. Open eves.— telephone 643-5135. Bogeta buetaMBB block, the South Mianeheiger. w«n, WMl be ia "pleaaed” with the remits. “The next week Y., en route to Bnglaiid tiWh f i n Depaatment’s Bbae Houw 4, and Iteea loflQiidB wtaeo Its own buHdtaig burned in 1M3. aador oaya the Soviet UntoD. Jncon^glete returns from 915 PAIN T CO. ptuM to bog mota gntai from or M should ODOBMenUy ew«B the total as all three dt’vi- his parents. Mr. aad 'W h, ' gfee hnnea on Setaool BL John B. Fbwle*. 723 MAIN ST. hf a hrt* wtad t a m -t t m souMi, OM Mob* mm a m b*

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