FRIDAY, OCTOBER M ; 1964 M Ott IWENTT Jlattrl|i»jat»r Eomitts IfmUt H m W oB thtr Fereeaat ed C. A Waatha Gbptalna and workeni o f Cen­ VFW Auxiliary will oponaor A Communion service will be ter Congregational C hurch a card party toiilgbt at 8 at tho held Buaday at g a «i. in tba Costume PrisEes About Town Kvery Member 'Canvass will post home. chapel o f amanual iMtharnn meet tonight at 7 at Woodruff CIniroA T1i» R«v. Melvin T. P«- Given by WATESI a * M n k liodire wlU Hall. Refreshments will be Steamers* cherrystone clanM, teraon, aaqlstant paator, wlU^ • liMHn— mMttag Mod' served. and clam chowder will be serv­ speak on "Bleasad Are n e y ." About 75 membera of WATES | Mtmd ioatar A Cky o f ViUago Charm Aqr at T »0 p.m. WAn* an an* ed tonight from 7 to 9 at the attended the annual Halloween I nlvanarr and vateran’a niglit Manchester Education Club Elks Club. Members, guests John F. Seavey, T.IM. of program at 8:15, which U open will meet Monday at 3:15 p.m. and wives are welcome. Adoniron Council, R and (01, party Tuesday night at the | to member! and gueata. Of* MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1964 (CUaMtIed PRICE SEVEN CBNTB in the Nurse's office at Bowers announces that dinner reserve- Italian Amarican Club. TOfa LXXZIT. NO. fr XTWELYX PAGBB—TY BICnON) floera are reminded to wear Uona will cloae Sunday for the whlta fowna. School. The Newcomer’s Club of Uie Prtsaa were awarded to Miss I Manchester YWCA will spon­ York Rite Featlval to be held Sally Badort for the prettiest I Saturday, Nov. 7, at Maabnic Bar. C. Henry Andereon, Kehler Circle of South Meth­ sor a dance Nov. 14 from 9 p.m. coatume, Mra. Oecar Johnson I Temple hi Ellington. Membera paator at Bmanuel Liitheran odist Church will meet Tues­ to 1 a.m. at Willie’s Steak for the funniest, and Mrs. I day at 7:45 p.m. at Cooper Hall House, Instead of the Manches­ are reminded to contaef Grady Michael Mlsovlch for the moat Chiirch and dean o f the North- I Events Political for a work night. ter Country Club as previously L. Pearaon.’ origina]. Judges were Harvey I om Oonnectlcut IMntrlct, Lai- Polls Show Johnson Ahead announced. Ward, Mra. Charles Yurkshotj * theran Ohurch in America, will Mrs. Bruce Hem of Newing­ and. Mrsi Theodore Zimmer. officiate at the dedication of a British American Club will In State ton will give a demonstration Mrs. Bertram Bennett, mas-1 Scene new parson affe Sunday at 4 RAFCA Chapter of New sponsor a danco for membera and talk on "Holiday Decora­ ter of ceremonies, portrayed a| p.m. at 8t. Matthew’s Lutheran England Family Campers As­ and gueata tomorrow night tions" at the Greater Hartford sociation will meet Sunday at from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the witch foretelling the' future and I Humphrey Ohurch, Avon- Home Elconomlcs Club meeting 2:30 p.m. at Lottie Fisk Build­ clubhouse. A buffst will be past events of the members. I Courant Hdsts As Election Day Approaches Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Hart­ ing, Henry Park, Rockville. served. Charlie Varrick’a or­ Mrr. Allan Hoffman planned the I LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sen. Motherhood of Mary Circle ford Electric Light Co. Supplies Highlights of the meeting will chestra will .provide the music. refreshments and Mrs. James I Hubert Humphrey called today for a landslide vote for Presi­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at for ddcorations will be avail­ be an .luction, and plans for a Tickets are available at the Meachani and Mrs. Joseph I mpogium WASHINGTON (AP)__■lawful waste of all" — the wasteAUiat the only thing we have^ Johnson extended Ms war on the home., of Mra. Richard able. The meeting is open to in­ food sale;^ '’and float for the clubhouse. ^ 'Verona were in charge of enter-1 dent Jolmson to repudiate for waste In government to m atted ever "radical extremists who 'of war. going with us is the people 1 Thorpe, 166 Uydall St Mra. terested home economists and Rockville Christmas Parade. talnment President Johnson and of international .import. "I hava HARTFORD (AP)— A have made the Goldwater cam­ Goldwater readied for his might tend to get discouraged." Sdward Goes will be oo-hosteas. guests. Members are reminded to bring Regina dQtalia Society will The board of directors will I Barry Goldwater headed Southern finale by preparing a Goldwater said " I ’ve had a called here for a war on waste," Meanbers are reminded to bring meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at meet tonight, at at the home panel of some of the na- paign one of the most sorry he said. "But the one most aw­ materials for children to use 8 I chapters in American political into the final weekend of a speech for Columbia, S.C., that feeling for the last two or'three trading atampa and a gift. Ban­ The Municipal Employes' the Italian American Club. Of­ of Mrs. Felix Gremmo, 845 E.| tbn’s most distinguished weeks that we are going to win ful waste of all is ‘4rar. Its price in making Christmas cards history." hectic, searing campaign] will be beamed by television to quet ticketa for the combined Group (MEG), at its annual and decorations. ficers will be elected. Middle Tpke. ioumalists exchanged this thing. I know the polls don’t is life. And the price of another Winging into Southern Califor­ today with polls showing 13 states in the South. Mothers Circlea banquet may be meeting Wednesday night, voted ideas Friday in a public In his talks Friday, Goldwater agree 'with me, but they never war would be civilization." purchased at this time. a $35 donation to the Manches­ nia for a last weekend of cam- Johnson ahead but Gold- The Democratic vice presf- Hi League of Emnauel Lu­ discussion of how to keep peiigning for the idee presiden­ pitted his confidence against the have.” ter United Fund. theran Church will sponsor a water predicting vcitory. predictions of the polls. Johnson, In his Dover, Del., dential candidate, Hubert H. newspapers delphia. “ I hope the day wllliuitl-Goldwater state­ The clergymen said that an Redstone Rocket 276 OAKLAND ST. faka my chances on survival." dent Joimaon, making a final quarters. ment IsZUed by a group of 726 Instance of “ personal morality” appeal for votes in the North­ Goldwater himself has sug­ Episcopalians, includinc 10 and “ human - weakness” was HUNTSVILIJD, Ala. (AP) — 643-6384 Dodd Statement NEW YORK (AP)—^Thieves who stole the world’s east, aaid today he will "declare gested the clergymen "get back bishops, in St. Louis, where the being used to “ obicure fateful "Old RaUaUc," toe Retotona HARTFORD (AP) — Sen. a war on waste” tfaroughqMt to their business” of protecting church was holding its conven- moral Issuaa related to public mlealle which launched Amer^ IPERO n o m a s J. Dodd said today that largest star sapphire, the “ Star of India,’’ and 21 othsr fovernjjjent...... jS t m r morals.. tioa_ -Me," such as civil rights, pover- oa’s first astronaut Into S Open 8 AM. to 9 FJB. Weekdays e 7 AM. to 8 P.M. Sundays K ra-alaetad ha plans "a n ' In- gems from the American Mu8Pain *of"Natural History Johnson, in a cam pai^ talk "The' leaders of the church The convention itself .went on orbital flight, has been ofOeitlly tenalva non-stop drive” for eon- may have been rank amateurs— helped along by lAdc of prepared feu* delivery from the don't have much time to worry record, specifically dlsassociat- (See Page TTwe) ratirad with s warm tribute. troTr on the mail order gun security measures. ste ^ of Dover’s old statehouse, about morals, if they’re worry­ A band played and aevaral business. said he will make war against ing about partisan politics," he hundred persons wstebed ss "There are signs everywhere Police searching the mu­ choices did not indicate expert needless federal spending, eco­ said this week in his campaign leading officlsls at Redstona o f a national demand for this seum's J.P. Morgan Hall at knowledge. nomic waste causrf by reces­ swing through Iowa. Women Outnumbered at Polls Arsenal applauded the record of leglslaUon which can no long­ Gems and Minerals for clues to They took unique and easily sions and the waste of war — "How can they be concentrat­ toe )tnisalle, now being repiseed er be Resisted by the .gun lob­ the daring burglary found fin­ identifiable stones, difficult to "most awful waste of all." ing on morality when we find by toe Pershing at defenas san- by.” Dodd said. gerprints all over the sPiashed cut, while many costly gems The President lined up ‘speak­ clerical spokesman who now toiels around toe worid. The Democratic senator’s Jewel display cases and on a that would be more salable ing dates in Dover and Wilming become loud advocates of Lyn­ Although toe Army to not ^>eech was prepared for deliv­ partly opened window that may were Ignored. ton, Del., a big swing through don Johnson, whose desire for Male Voters Expected overly sentlnientsl about aqnip- ery at a reception of Stoning- have been the way In for the Police said the museum’s New York’s suburban Nassau power, in my opinion, repre­ ment tost has done ita job. It is ion Democrats at Pawcatuck. thieves. efforts at economy had made County and an aqipearance to­ sents much that is in opposition no more than right for ua to Dodd said Praaident Johnson Experts also said that while the job easier for the thieves. night at a big Democratic rally to the thinking of every church I pauae for just a momaBt and the thieves took gems valued at The city-owned museum, with in Madison Square Garden. know?” To Settle Presidency give toe Radatena a last GALLON (See Page Five) more than 000,000, their about one milBon square feet of In making two slope in Dela­ On the other hand, Johnson salute,” aaid Arsenal Oora- C.O.D. apace in 18 building, had only ware, Johnson hoped to boost applauded tlie churchmen "for mander Maj. Gen. John O. seven guards on duty d u r ^ tlie the election chances of Demo­ being concerned that America NEW YORK (AP) — Worn engage in toe United States com- .night and museum officials cratic Gov. Elbert N. Carvel meet her morstl responsibility to outnumber men in this country,-^ “‘sdto wo^: SAVE up to $50 A YEAR ON YOUR TELEVISION have been pleading for more who seeks the senate seat of peace" and "to wipe poverty but not at the polls. staff. Republican John J. Williams. It from our land.” Tuesday’s presidential elec­ "aarvad tha ' HEAHNO BILL... Kennedy, Keating Detectivea inspecting the was Williams who was instru­ "Men in the pulpit have a tion is expected to underline tMs that wlU decide the election. | Army and our natioa with dia- display cases from which the mental in winning adoption of a place in the leadership of our fact of political life. In 1960, with the population tinctiim.” Dr. Wendiar PLEASE give one day notice for gems Were taken also found two resolution that led to the Senate people, and they have a place In Bureau of the Census figures figures slighUy lower but toe Braun, head of the ^*itit*‘1i1I Get Yours Now at NORMAN’S Debate Many Topics burglat alarm systems, neither our public affairs,” the Demo­ for 1964 show that there are sex raUo arout toe same, more gpaee Flight Center, alao was delivery-ror yon Riay have au­ in operation. (See Page Five) cratic candidate said in Phlla- about $4.6 million men of voting than a million more men I present to watch the One syriem, an rtectronic showed up to vote than did Mtlremeot of a missile tomatic delivery. Pay at time of PAY NO MONEY DOWN ^ YEARS TO PAY "eye” that set off an alarm, had yomen. worked with since its Infancy. NEW YORK (AP)—^The long-debated broadcaat de­ not worked for years. Also long This is progress. In the presl- It was toe Redstone wtiieh delivery or at our office up to 9 bate finally came off between Republican Sen. Kenneth disconnected was a system of dential elecUon of 198P, tha launched the naUon’a first aatot- B. Keating and his Democratic challenger, Robert F. triggers under the bigger stones same -year that women gained Ute from then Cape Canaveral, P.M. 8ame$day. that would set off an alarm the the right to vote, only about a Fla. on Jan. 31, 1968. Later, tha Priced As Low As Kennedy. It lasted lI^-hour8, ending early today. moment the stones were lifted. fourth of the eligible women Redstone waa used as a launch WE GUARANTEE The topics covered such div-^' The theft, one bf the largest in balloted. veMcle for the first aulMatoltal •rse items as Keating’s voting more consistently with Sen. recent history, occurred be­ Why don't more wennen voteT flight of American astronaut That the oU you buy from na ia.equal or aaperlm to any I record, Kennedy’s role as a Barry cioldwater, the republi­ other on the market. tween a 9 p.m. inspection Researchers have come up Alan Shepard on May 5, 1961. mediator in the Indonesia-Ma- can. presidential nominee whom with a variety of reasons for Zierdt said of the 69-foot mis- laysia dispute, Teamsters Presi­ he has refused to endorse, than (See Page Five) tovm miw m 1960’s general 10 per cent differ- sUe: “It stood guard in Europa $1.000.00 REWARD — If P OH I dent James R. Hoffa, reappor­ with Jacob K. JaviLs, New enqe in voting turnout between through six troubled years and tionment of state legislatures, York's senior Republican sena men and women. Mostly it bolls toe best testimony to Its aarvUsa $ aid to President Nasser of the tor. down to women’s considering is that It waa never 'fired In COOPERATIVE OIL CO. United Arab Republic Keating accused Kennedy o< A INvUlon dt Boland QU Company Since 1985 xiUUcs dirty and unladylike and a im r." The debate was orderly. Both the "most outrageous distor- last left up to men who, they Recounting other eiqplolts a t men remained calm throughout Uons” of his recorf through News Tidbits fqndly believe, are used to | the "Old Reliable," Sardt aaM 315 BROAD ST. TEL. 643-1553 "nit-picking" and m d he re­ the radio program, moderated from the AP Wires thinking about iasues. 399 by Barry Gray on station sented his liberalism being OTHER OFFICES IN BOLTON, WILLBIANTIC, One of the country’s more DANIELSON AND NORWICH i^MCA. Most of the pre-debate questioned. vfrangling had been over for­ When Keating complained knowledgeable women voters M HOUR BURNER SERVICE mats for a television debate. that Kennedy had been-careless President de Gaulle expresses and one who has decided views With UHF/YHF Kenne'dy attacked Keating s in quoting his record, the form­ Intereet In Red China’s proposal on toe subject, is Mrs. Robert voting record on houaipg, feder­ er attorney general said "all the for world summit conference tp Stuart, president of toe nonpart­ al aid to education and aid to statements are In the record. abolish nuclear weapons. . isan League of Women Voters. Bulletins TUNING depressed areas. P r e s id e n t Johhson reports First of all," she says, GENUINE MINK women have not been aMe to He said Keating had voted (See Page Five) "wide-spread complianee” with CoDad fraM AP WitM. function aa eltisena aa long aa new civil rights law. . . . East men have. They are not so German authorities strengthea aw a^ of their responalMllty aa aecnrity along Berlin WaU to HUONG ntPRESSIVE . on a beautiful “ Lusti^osa” citizens. SAIGON, South Viet Naa4 Black and White Transport Planes Collide prevent escapes during visiting "Then, there are attitudes in periods for West Berliners. . (AP) — The High NaUsaal the family that may have to be OouBoU lennally eonHrmag Valentine (Neb.) State Bank BELA overcome. Up until 1930, you Tran Van Hueng toaigM ab W.TBM-TffBKPirM Killing Six U.S. Soldiers president held on oharge of em- know, voting really was a man’s Sonth VM: Nam’s praaUer. PURE WOOL COAT RCA VICTOR beczling glJi million tai bank job.” la his first pobile aiMraai, S 07 Tolland Tutnpiko funds over 14-year period. The aimple matter of register­ Huong premised ahup Sena- AUGUSTA, Oa. (AP) — A i "M y aunt, Mrs. H. H. McDer- B^ohostor, Conn. 649-7521 Ecumenical Council sources ing is a problem to a sizable estte changea and improved PORTABLE TV MowfcopIeOwn collision of tvro Army transport mot, saw them collide and came predict that views of progres­ number of young mothers, she elforto la the war agataud 7 DAYS A WEEK—9 A.M. to 7 P.M. planes early today killed six running in the house,” Mrs. sive prelate# for restudy of says. oommuniam. 1TJ8. abaarvera ^VICTOR Thao aoltoers. ' Walker said. "They were about Roman Catholic Church’s posi­ Improvements are being who attended ti* seeeton e< 19" Tube (Overall Diameter) Both planes were assigned to a mile away, and wheif I went tion on sex in marriage will made, but we still have not the 16-member esuaell eanaa THE WHOLE TOWN IS TIALKIHO ABOUT toe 10th Air Transport Brigada out they were already down and prevail over views of conserva­ 178 sq. in. Picture made It easy for women who away atraagty lazpreaaed of Ft. Benning, Ga., toe public burning. tive colleagues . . . Student have children to get to the reg­ with the new leader.-in Ua TREEUND'S DISPLAY OF information (unco at V\. Jack- “ They were low when U)ey riots in India muahroom into istration office, or even to the speech, Hneng < vewed 8a Slacik and White aOn, S.C., announced. collided, gnd my aunt said the leftist-backed assault on Prime polls.” crack down on Whnt heoU M NOW . . _ ^ _ Membera ot the brigade are wings touched just before the Minister Lai Bahadur Shas- HOUDAY TRIMMINGS Color Mrs. Stuart thinks that the degradation a t VMaihi Monday they go back to 4 2 .9 5 among 83,000 on air assault collisimi. They caught fire and trl's troubled governmentX. . . more and more women enter aaeae youth and te. Uaan an- For the “Do-It-Yourseifora” there are hundreda of pleoea to maneuvers in toe Carolinaa and set the grass on fire. Six. San Joae, Calif., men killed and work in politics, their vot­ the entire gjiyaraawt Bn oo p y .. .and we have all the mahtaga. W ell aeU the Individual OeorgiL "The temporary field, I un­ In car that slams Into side of ing record will improve . said he would amageinenta' alao — $X.98 1m 886.66 or w ell make what yon The transport idanes were derstand, waa set up for the engine at railroad crossing . . . "‘When they're active in politi­ u tto n la ita war need to oult your owa dooor. flying in a formation of four maneuvers. Light sad phone service cut oM cal parties,” she says, "they OonuBoalet ’Viet Oang- : WHY YOU SAVE The inspired design by Michel Daniel of Farli aircraft whan they collided. "Some say one of the crew for non-payment o f bllle in pub­ never fall to show up at the members bailed out. They said The Army said it was not lic buildings of Mazara Del polls.” UCaUAN TDBHJ AT ROBERT HALL . . . the fabric, rich “Lustrosa” wool by famous Helland Bulb for fall panting aro moving fast Wo OPBI 9f«9 • SAT. to 6 immediately learned how many they aaw him parachute, but Vallo, Sicily, Although there ia always talk FAIWSIO, akkg • W« iell far coih only! Wyandotte Mills . . . the lining, a lustrous rayon a if now down to 18,643. StiU a gtgkl aelection. were aboard toe two planee, but they have not been able to find Sen. Pierre Salinger, D-Callf., of a women’s vote — or wom­ • Thera era no crsdii chbrgatl that six bodies had been recov­ him ." turns over to FBI annonymona A tsneade aw«p8 jatin . .. the flattering face-framing circle collar en’s Moc ^ Mrs. Stuart, along a Wa hova ite cradll loiiai I ered. The planes were taking part chain letters c(^zlming his moth­ with many researchers, doesn’t We are reducing prloee on p few of the old ttmora — Names of toe victlma were in the llto Air Assault (test) er was a Communist . . . Fed­ f Vfn aova bacavta wa loval of selected pastel minki Misses’ sizes. think it exists. Triad aad-Tcae VarlettM a i x NOW not determined Immediately Dlirision maneuvers in South eral guards arreat 14 of 18 sup- Clara Butt— Good Pink and toe Army said they would Carolina and Georgia. portera of the drug Kreblosea, “ Womgn vote just like men do not be announced until the next The maneuvers, wMch have as they demcmatrate in Waah- — for many dUferent reasons. Trick or Treaters Out Tonight for UNICEF They aren’t likely to vote the A O e >0 of kin had been notified. been under way for more than a ington, D.O. . . . Negro church RhinelandRed * YeUew The two planee normallv car­ month, arq to test the divislcn In B took^ epeas "restaaraat- Three young trick or treaters remind area residents they’ll be out tonight same way any mqra than toay USl OUR FREE LAYAWAY PLAN...NO EXTRA CHARGE Bartlgon — Red ry a crew of three each. No strongth Slid air assault c^paM' Bupermarket’* to help provide would all wear the aame hat. NORMAN’S seeking donations for UNICEF (the UN’s educational fund for> children) as Aa lor caatinc a vote for a Taleeeopuim — Purple 88c per 10 ether troope were believed to be UUes. jobs for its pariahionera . aboard toe plades. Much of tot training Involvoq Masaaehusetts and Naw Hamp- well aa the usual edible goods. The three are. left to right, Nancy Platz, 9. candiflate because he loqka WE S n U HAVE BARGAINS IN SHRUBS AND Mira. A m Walker, v b o Uvee the transport of troopa by ahire authorities prepare to daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Platz, 215 Hollister St.; Patsy Eastman, 6, wboleiome or repreaenta a fa­ ROUTE 5, SOUTH WINDSOR. COMN.- 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE •ear toe eraah aeene, said the and hellcoptara.ts. Many of ataaap avt a thieatoiwd, toea- ther image: “Thla kind of reac­ TRIBS— WITH lAVINOS PROM 40% f 60% daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Eastman, 210 Hollister St. and Andrea Burr, 9, tion la tnia a t acme paopla. “ But eeOlded Raxtly after &M troops are from F t Benning aga, Ballawaaa ‘‘nmilda" at daui^ter Mr. and Mrs. Fi^erick Burr, 274 Schotd Bt. (Herald photo by PLENTY OF FREE PARKING I tram a Oolumbua. Oa., aa wMl aa SC Bradford Juniar CoUaga to 4t'a aa tnia al m « aa k an M m a$ Oatambta,4-C. Jh - r

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of the Universe- Voter SeonioR Monday Polls Show Johnson Ahead District 8 SheiBwold OBI Bridge

A special, voter-making D m e a n o A n D o u d tsive W elding eesaion will be conducted -As Election Day Approaches Local Singer TO FIND BUDOE CRIMINAL Monday, from P a.m. to noon By AUTUBD 8HElNWOU> in the town clerk’s office for NattoMl Men's Team CRamplon only those Manchester resi­ (Coettaoed from Pag* One) tha presidential election retuma when Fred ' C. folhemus, a around the world Tueaday night In N. Y. Show It’s never too late to investi­ W m L M. L.KVITT, dents whose voting rights of gate a murder. See If you dl^ DDUBCtOR jroung engineer with Pratt and age, residence and iciUsen- Humphrey, in a speech . . Sen. Pierre Salinger, D- John Mamnton HI, the An­ oover the murder Uiat to«A r 1 Ik * F d i flBaktaHaiM Whitney Aircraft’s Florida Re- ship have matured since prepared for a rally in Los An­ Calif., say* aupportera of hla 4 A J 9 I .search and Development Center geles, said, “ W* must crush for Republican opponent, Oeorge dover youth who . graduated pliLct to thU hand, exhunwi W tin rrMridln iMtItat* Oct. 17. . from a 1919 par oonteet conduct­ 4 V 7 t2 iaxploriv* w*rdin| to provide conducted research in explosive New voters made on Mon­ all time the forces of bitterness Murphy, are "distributing anon­ from Rham a few year* ago, C A 6 S ymous hate sheets describing ed by Terence Reese. lilBiwHAtc repair* to apace ve- welding. He produced weld* be­ day will be eligible to vote and rancor and hate that have continue* to prove hie elnging tween metals so different that clustered around the Goldwater my mother as a Communist.” South dealer ^ s o i n ^ MdM of the future I* in the in Tuesday's national and and dramatic ability. Ha Boon Neither aide volnsrabl* o lB a i because of the imccesa- no weldA between them could banner in this campaign.” Murphy headquarters deny it . . * Kd3X state elections . U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stev­ OpOTdng l6Ad <— D«uc9 oi ZMa- Mi aapr imenta being per­ have been contemplated using Those Manchester resi­ Hie Republlcairvlce presiden- is to appear in New Tork AQS enson says what he calls Oold- nondA formed in Florida today. What conventional techniques. Tet dents who have not resided Ual candidate. William E. Mill­ City. Bait took the tint trick with er. said Johnson had “ willfully water’s suggestion to qulf the 2 AQJ105 started out a* a curiosity may with the explosive forming pro­ in Connecticut for at least On Nov. T, at a achool audi­ the ace of diamonds and re­ West F M Mmi fbkd dramatic application in indulged himself in a reckless United Nations amounts to say­ cess. these divergent materials one year, but who have lived ‘ ing “ Stop the world, we want to torium theatar at 52 East 78th turned a heart. South Btapped 1 4 Paas 1 p S|ac* and on earth as a by- in town for at least 60 days, disregard of the truth.” St„ he will play the double m> with the ao* of hearts and are being welded. In a statement Issued In Enid-. get off” . . . Supporters of Oolift 1 Z Pam 3 4 pro^ct of our apace effort. Welding U normally accom­ still. have all day Monday, leading role of twin brothers led a oliib to dummy’s king. 4 Z » AU Pam I k * reaearch has already led Okla., Friday night. Miller said water plan to drive with car plished by pron'idlng sufficient from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., to headlights burning all day Mon­ in the new m usi(^ "Lea Char­ Then he discarded two heart* on to the successful fabrication of vote by special ballot for Johnson “ indulged in the lowest ades" by Don Walls. The show heat to lirtelt the edges of the type o f character assassination day “ to let the American people the king and queen of «»• -lo-S-4; Hearts, JT-9; lAwnondt, Ughter exotic metals to re­ president and vice president had ite first performancea In mondz. -Q-lO-9-6: OWba, K*4. place the heav>-, massive ma- pieces to' be welded to permit in his wholly unfounded claim know the lights are going on S the molten areas t ‘ flow toge­ They can fill out an ajf- again.” . . . Sen. Kenneth B. the Washington, D. C„ and An- Still zifhliH Flth relief, de- What do you say? t^ala now being u.sed in rock­ 0 that the sorry episode of his own napopolls, Md., areas with ex­ ther. Upon cooling the two plication in the town clerk's Keating. R-N.Y., and hla Demo­ ckurer IM a trump from dummy Answer: Pass. You have 11 ets and space vehicles. Bbc- office and. if eligible, will assistant, Walter Jenkins, had a cellent reviewa. John ic a mem­ pieem unite a* a single piece parallel during the presidency cratic opponent, former Atty. to his own king. Then he re­ points in high cards and 2 Mints plDsive welding could make complete the special bsillot ber of the United Statea Army turned a tnunp and sighed in for the doubletona. Since Oils is possible the elimination of to achieve this objective. How­ (^Dwight Eisenhower.” Qen. Robert F. Kennedy, after in his presence. weeks of wrangling, finally met Field Band and Is stationed at a different way when West failed not enough for a mandatory thousands of rivets now re- ever, severe problems are en­ Miller was referring to a re­ Fort Meade. Md. cent statement of Johnson that in a radio debate last night . . . to foUow eult East took three opening bid you should avoid qulred to Join non-weldable countered in this process. The Student Council at Rham trump tricks, defeating the coh- •scape. While temporary re­ Eisenhower had to face a mor Humphrey, urging a get-out-the- opening an acelesa hand, par­ materials in some space ve­ When metals of extreme dif­ g;ivea financial support to many traot single-handed. ticularly when you have only hicles with significant weight pairs may be made from the in- ^ als case in his administration vote catnpalgh, has sent a mes­ ferences in thickness are fu- sage to labor publications say­ of the various organizations in Tou now have kU the clues to 1% quick tricks; saving as the objective. Heav­ shlon-welded the thinner metal side, it will be—necessary to \ similar to the one Johnson faced the school. Benefiting from this the bridge murder. Who was the ier orbital-payloads can result have a crewman don a pressur-1 with Jenkins, an assistant who ing “ it Is a depressing thought becomes brittle in the vicinity — but a real possibility - - that support have been the foreign criminal 7 Decide for yourseU For Shelnwold’a M • page frobn the introduction of this of the weld. Some metals exhl- Ized ,space , , suit, ^ go outside using j was arrested earlier this month la n ^ a ge Clubs, groups 'with new technique. Only, the mir- on a morals charge. Johnson did Goldwater could be propelled before you read on. booklet, “ A Pocket Guide to bit local brittleness and a ten-1 repair the dam- literary purposes, and band and Very Unlucky Bridge,” send 50 cents to Bridge face ha* been scratched, in the . . _...a.-,--, aw',... I In much the same manner not identify the case In the into we presidency not only in denrv to crack >%-here they are ^ o,, spite , of the verdict of pollsters auxiliaries of it, and others. To South was very unlucky to Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, application of this proce.ss. It is Eisenhower Administratiin. raise the money for those who conceivable that disasters in heat«^. some c o n ib ^ t l^ s bf ; « Some political footnotes; and commentators — but pre­ find the trumps bunched in the Box 8318, Grand Central Station, need It the council announces Blast hand, but the bad luck was space can be averted with its metals cannot be fused because One hundred Voice of'Am eri­ cisely because their reports are New York 17, N.Y. that a one-week drive for mag­ of his own making. South mur­ Copyright 1964 •Ps. of the great difference in melt­ and the trip continues. ca tranamltters will broadcast so favorable to our ticket.” ing temperatures. As an exam­ azine Subscriptions is being put dered the hand by bidding lour General Features Oerp. This intriguing story began Even In the fabrication of a on, starting yesterday and to ple. a weld between the Cinder­ ep^es. apace station circling the earth continue through Nov. 0. After North had bid diamonds ella metal tantahim and steel aa a manned scientific labora­ Churchmen Campaign Roles Rham Menu and raised spades it was clear is impossible becau.se steel va­ tory explosive welding may pro­ Monday, hamburger on that either four qiedea or three porises at a temperature 490 de- vide not only a saving of time roll, potato chips, celery and nOtnimp would be a reMwiable greea F. below the melting but lncrea.se the reliability of Cause Sharp Controversy carrot sticks, cheese cubes, as­ ecntract. H South bid three no- point of tantalum! Other com­ the space station. The tremen­ sorted fruit; Tuesday, hot dog trump, North could correct to binations cannot be welded be­ dous payloacj.s that can be put and noodle casserole, garden four spades if - he has strong cause of the great diasimllarity into orbit by our large boosters (Continued from Page One) serious mistakes in the way salad, gelatin with topping; spades and unbalanced distri­ in the expansion of the metals indicate that the single launch they have framed the morality Wednesday, oven fried chicken, bution. But when South Wd four when heated. And in still other space station may be used only ty and the ganger of nuclear issue in the campaign. The car­ mashed potatoes, whole kernel spades there w m no further dinal mistake is to think that combinations the materials be­ in the initial stages of the or­ war. com, white cake with coconut chance to go back to three no- either political platform can frosting; Thursday, Spanish come weaker because 'the heat- biting laboratory. When larger The case should not be used trump. treated properties In the ma­ manned laboratories are solve this country’s moral prob­ rice, cole slaw, asscaled fruit; If South did bid three no- as "to cater to the prurient terial has been dest,royed In planned they will have to be I lems." Friday, fish, sticks, mashed po­ trump he would Indicate doubt M-6-li Unlike the presidential elec­ cold or explosive welding these assembled In space and the as­ curiosity or to the self-right- tatoes, buttered carrots or p m , about the strength of the spades. pCMOTt* tion of 1960, when the late John bread pudding. 4 lAWRENCe handicaps are eliminated. sembly must provide gas-tight p A' ' i‘A. • welded are supported. Over the come at a steady pace to make Main St., was charged with * * colonial type home was first oc­ Sunday, Nov. 8 has been Von Braun Joined the tribute. 1 C-H f'AWKiriG ' the space investment realise breach of the peace, intoxica­ cupied Friday, Aug. 22, the weld a thin sheet of easily cut choeen for the Every Member The missile expert said he felt ribbon explosive about the size major economic benefits for birthday of Mrs. Crowell’s tion and resisting arrest last aljnost like he was retiring him­ STARTS WED. )f a stick of chewing gum ia mankind. O nvass at Center Cqfigrega- mother, the late Mrs. Marietta night. Police found Glynn at"! self “ since the Redsteme em- PAUL NEWMAN I placed. A mating member ia Uonal Church. The goal this year Stanley. A. Willard Case, Mrs. Depot Sq., staggering and 'hraces a large part of my ca­ CLARE BLOOM ithen placed over the weld. ^ is $90,000. bleeding from a head laceration. Palladian window looks down on Main St., from second floor landing. Crowell’s father, gave a con­ reer.” The missile was called I siderable sum to the building When the explbalvq ia deto- ( J o H m g T O r C S C e S About 76 workers and leaders He fought police off when they the “ Major” in its earlier days, ‘THE OUTRAGE’ \ nated a weld is made. It is that fund of South Methodist met last night in Woodruff Hall took him to Manchester Memo­ he recalled. Church, making possible, in a saay. for the first of two orientation Socialist Peril rial Hospital for treatment and “ Redstone was the pride of great sense, the present church It is this type of welding sessions. Brief talks were given used abusive language, police ROYAL aO-8 ! which may be necessary in the Army and much of the free edifice. by Donald Richter, general said. was later booked and Your choice of Ebonyxolor, , space when long trips are con- Atty. James F. Collins, Re­ world in its hey-day and has Turquoiie end Whit* color, chairman; Harold E. Cozier, taken to the State Jail at Hart­ earned Its rightful place in rock­ Whit* and Bois* color or I templated—especially to Mars. publican candidate for the U.S. : publicity chairman; Blakely Mc­ The first generation memo­ ' Because Mars Is closer to the House from the First Congres- ford to await presentation In etry’s hall of fame,” Von Braun TRY OUR SPECIAL Red and Whit* color. Corn- Neill, chairman of ways and said. rialized is represented by Mrs. plat* with 5-pi*c* daluii* ssteroid belt it is highly prob*' aional District, attending a Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Crowell’s grandfather, the Rev. gift •nsambi*. means, and Francis Aldrich, Monday. ITALIAN DINNERS able that more meteoroids will Halloween costume party In chairman of general teams. Per Person Edwin S. Stanley, who was pas­ Oe foupd. In this part of space. Manchester last night, said In a j A __ solicitation was recently ^ ■Victor Dollak, 19, of 454 Oak­ H * 5 0 tor-^ . South Church from 1863 With m r increase in number of prepared release that this coun- I ponriuded forThe chailenVe drifts land St., last night was served a to 1865, and who built, largely Vardon to Meet SERVKD NIGHTLY AT thbse high-speed cosmic bulleU try is moving fast toward «>- ; specfal^lS cLm ittIL Md Circuit Court 12 warrant charg- through his own manual labor, m n r n w H i-n o E m ^ a ace iii^ w aunt, the late Miss Ella M. STANEK OVER 2 MILLION I strength,” he said. available at this time. Des- ter's Circuit Court 12 session Stanley, who lived in the for­ About eight guests at the ^grt and coffee will be served aJ- provided was formerly, the of­ on Nov. 16. fice of the town engineer. mer parsonage wifien she was a PRESCRIPTIONS I party won awards for their cos- the meeting. little girl. Eleefromes Safely Compounded ; tumes - - including Democrat ______Gerald M. Monahan, 28. of 33 (General manager Richard Raymond T. Quish. whose wife Hollister St., was charged with Martin has called a meeting of 277 BROAD ST. ’The third generation In the is a member of the Republican failure to stop for a stop sign all department heads for 11 ^tiduLiidsL ARTHUR DRUG a.m. Monday, to meet the new GRILL memorial was represented by MANCHESTER Town Committee. The town Hayc^ Sculpture yesterday afternoon at 4:45, comiflittee sponsored the event. following an onsighfr "violation town official. « LAKE STREET—COVENTRY the late Mrs. Mabel Case Viot, who died in 1940 and was Mrs. In NYC Exhibit at Hilliard and Adams St., po­ Crowell’s sister. lice said. Monahan was sum­ DIES IN HOME FIRE NORWICH (AP)— Stanley Ndenu-For Weekend) Dr. Shaw sits in stu(iy near chest and mortar with pestle, which were madj^ by Mra. Shaw’s grandfather. David Hayes, the Manchester moned to appear in court here Richard Shea, 39, of no cer­ J. Ok«^skI, 73, died in a fir* 'The land for the present par­ sculptor studying in France, is tain address, was charged with yesterdky at his home. Firemen • ROAST PORK sonage was acquired in 1938 exhibiting his work this week intoxication late last night, af­ are stlllunvestlgatlng the cause from Cheney Bros., when they at the Willard Gallery In New. ter being found lying on the of the blaze. • ROAST REEF Handmade spreads and blue dust ruffles on beds in master bedroom were auctioning off many of prgggnt occupants, are no ex- NEXT York. Haye's and hla wife, the floor In a Main St. building. He ______V ______• BAKED STUFFED PANAMA SHRIMP thelr real estato Imidings. A They have brought former Julia Moriarty of Man­ was taken to the S ta^ Jail at flrin of New York ^hlte^ ^ favorite rocker and chester, are in thia country for Hartford in lieu of obnd and • BROILED LIVE l,OBSTER • engaged. The building contract S child’s h e^ , TUESDAY a three-week visit. will be presented in Circuit VOTE N O Court 12 Monday. • LARGE PORTERHOUSE STEAK WM awarded to theH. Wales A brief review of Hayes’ STATE Lines Co. of Meriden, the same the mjwter bedroom cro- David N. Spear, 22, of 22 work received top billing in the MANY OTHRR DELICIOUS DINNERS firm that built an addition to cheted by Mrs. Shaw s motoe^r, Northfleld St., was charged TOMORROW guide to o^hibltions in today’s AND SANDWICHES Manchester Memorial Hospital New York Times. with making an unnecessary and MONDAY noise with a motor vehicle "ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES” in 1941. Mrs. Crowell was one Art critic Stuart Priaton ob­ of a committee of five who serves that Hayes' semi-ab­ (squealing tires) yesterday at 6:30 p.m. The on.sight violation BeRGfiEiN — FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURt — raised money to build the hos­ stract animal and human fig­ pital and was active in fund ON QUESTION NO ures "show great strength and occurred at E. Middle Tpke. II i 4 campaigns for hospital expan­ faint hints of brutality,” and and Princeton St., police said. Danny and fhe Sunliners” Spear was summoned to ap­ sions. A hospital residence for “reflect the stark filing of self-care patients at 76-78 early Greek and pre-Columbian pear in Circuit Court 12, Man­ 8h««i.s Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday >As a responsible person you are chester, Nov. 16. H ayn^ St. Is called "Crowell aculpture." Tilly L. Maturo, 120 Bolton House" in her honor. According to Preston, "A CALL 742-7382 asked fo vofe "NO" on fhe SUN­ St., was cited for failure to X T jn iT " curious sense of doom haunts carry a driver's license yester­ ONeMASco*E V ■lO I I- | ^ A li»ee4»kll**e

Jlattri^rBtrr Kanchwter ftaMl M a relief to have one Area Churches RockviD^Verhon day oft. Events Open Fonuk Huge Jewels Eifttittg 9 ^rald We 'hope ttaoai^ who may have moral n r s t St/Fraads ol Assisi . feellnga about drinking and thoae who Churches Dtoted Soolh Wtadsor AMasba ADA Among l/m t o i m To ths Bdltoi:<, Boy, 5, Is Struck by Auto, o ^ n t b . r^ a rd It ae baatcally one of the TIm Chnrofe e( Rw . Bsv. G Pastor In State lined joye of living Join, tkie Ume, in 4t 8pi«oe Bt. Adame St. and Ihompaon Rd. H. Biedleg JT., TIm rsoent risoilon In Eng­ ■ev. Edward J. Badoriteh, land, which put a Socialist into voting to keep Mancheeter Ufe in the Rev. Jamee L. Mm Oapi. Rev. Franda J. lOhaiek. , In Robbery ConditionSaid Satisfactory Pastor -Jtosistari Pattor power as ths head at a Labor same proportion it has always hitherto Rev. E n ea l J. Poppa 9:4S man., O airdi BebooL Government, should cause our Massss at 7k 8, 9, 10:80’ itod y . Flvs-year-cld John Fowler of observed—six days for the traffic, one % :M a.m., Sunday Sebool elase- 9:80 B.m.. Stmday Schoel. 11 Am ., Worship Berrios, deaoonosd this maO order voters to take a long, hard look ■(OoMtltoMS tram Fags Om ) 11:80 Am , * / day when the cash register can reat es (or all siges. for an eges. % Maasaa at T. A 9. V):U aad Oonununkm, Sarmon: “ AU tmtOe whiA pats thoosonds kt Hubert Horatio Hump^y 83 B. Main St. is la sattdtaeotry Rockville TUngi Su^ect tS Him.’* Bagtn- —— y— ■■■ ■ ■■■ • ( Thursday aad 10 aJii. Friday, See you at the polls! 10:46 A.m., Worship Service. 10:46 a.m., HoMimss Service. 11:80 a.m. and thonsinds at weaixms tol^*'’. of the foonders condlUoo today at St. Fran Sermon in series on Remans, niag at Cariatiaa HhUlstment S t Manrioa O h ird t BoHon the 4.. recently -was national whan a, cuModiaia unloekad tha Music Catodel Bend and Song- Bev. Bernard L. MoGUifc,' O rim lnals^ Ju- chairman of the Americans for Hospital in Hartford after C2iapter 6: “ TIm OrAce at oar stsrs. SenncB bff Cipt. Mao- S t Baritodenaew'a weak. hall of gems. Pastw ' ' )[**T*"’ ■**»»»-, l^mcMraUc Action, a p r o -l^ was struck by a car in frontyof Jury FiAds Lord Jesus C3irtst“ Nursery. Lsen. Rev; PUUp Hnaaegr,! T p.m„ Pilgrim raUomliU^ Hugs iroa gatM at aach and at Children’s Churches for Kliider- Tuesday, 8 p jn ., Board of ly for my bUl." clalist organisation. tha Rainbow Variety Storajon eeeeaaeaaeeeeee* a p.m.. Hospital vtsttation by Rev. Rickard O. BoDea the hail had not bean disturbed Last Round In U. S. garten through Orada A Mrs. Elisabetti Wilson. Aselstaat Paeter daaoons. Maasaa at T, 8:80, 10 ,and He said he haa recently Let’s See what the ADA School St. yesterday aftei 11:80 Am . 7 p.m.. Evening Service with 8:80 p.m.. Prayer Service. Friday, 6:80 Fm., Family mailed letters to Connecticut stands for. It advocates sending but the* custodian found tha FoUcs said the boy dashed out AlmonGuilty, eeeeeaaaeeeeee The final W ^k of the American elec­ hymn sing, rellgtous verse, mu­ Meases at T, 8, 9, 10:16 and night tufpar. sportsmen and gun enthusiasts aid to communist bloc coun­ glass shattered to three SKhiMt 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting; Sacred Heart -Otaoroh to the street into the car’s path. HMMuisB o r tion campaign will show how much sic and mbie study. Sennon: oonducted by the Ooips Cadets 11:16 a.m. on the subject and of the first tries and surplus food to Red cases. ; m aaaocaATiBD pr i« b ■ookriOe Methodist CSnirek R t 88, Vernon China at taxpayer expense. It Hoopltal officials said the Motions FUed ■M Amodatsd Prase la eaeluelvalr satMlar harm has been done to President John­ “ God’s Solutionotution to Our Sin Prpb- under the leadership of Mrs. Er­ 800 answers,*’*290 have toien in One case contained only three 148 Grove St, Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor support of bUI, and these advoeatM the aboUtton o f the was being treated tor pooslbte Om oea of repobUoatlaa of aU news die- son by his associates and by the Repub­ lem.” nest Cole aad Mias Nancy Hoop­ S t Bridget’s Ohnreh stones. The “ Star at India,”, 2% head injuries and leg injuries. Mbas eredltad to ti or aM otbarwiBa credit- lican campaign, never explicit but al­ Mondayir, 7:46 p.m., S u n h j er. Music by Citadel Band and Rev. John J. Delaaey, Pastor Bmr. Wmard B. Oonklte, Pastor letters from a group’ that many House Committee on Un-Amer* inches in diameter and welgnlng Two motions were filed in r w ^ e paper sad also ttta loeal aava mb- Masses at 7:80, 8:80, 10 and loan Activities and repeal of 668.38 carats or nearly a quartar The boy was transfered from ways obvious, against his personal in­ School staff meeting. Songsters. Sermon by Capt Rev. Stanley T. Haatlllo have said was opposed to my Rockville a ty Hoepltal. Tolland County Superior Court 9:80 Am ., Church SchooL Nur­ 11:16 a.m. legislation;’’ the Connaliy Reaervatiqh. of a pound. Is valued at fl00,000 lights of rapublleauon of opoeiai die- tegrity. Saddled, it seems, with a can­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Bltris MacLean. Rev. Denals R. Hussey Mrs. Zanlc Manganl, 88 Grove this morning on behalf of Ausr laa'barotB era also laearrad. didate who provided many disincentives discussion at the manse. Sub­ Thuraday, 7:80 p.m., Bible sery through adults. "W e are on the way to clean­ Without the Cfonnally Reservk- but is actually priceless. 10:46 A m ., Worship Berries. St Bernard’s Chuirii tlcm, the World Ow rt could The DeLong Star Ruby, 100.82 St., was operator of the car. tin P. Ahnon, 36, of 48H Vnloq PriaUBg Oompeay, me., as- to the voter, the Republicans have tried ject : “ Christian Thoughts OB study continuing in the Book of Maaees at 7, 8, 8, 10 and 11 ing up one o f the most sense­ Patrolman John Bundy inveo- Nursery through Grade 4. S t Bernard’s Tsr., Ro^kvUle less toandals in our national compel the United States to ac­ (iarata and swd to bh the largest S t who was oonvlctad yester­ ...jiliffial raapooidbntty tor typo- to .saddle the other side with even more. American Political Trends.” Revelatkin. a.m. tigated. No arrest was mads. errors appasrlng In advarUsanienu As a result, the .campaign haa not so 8 p.m.. Program by Dr. Mat­ Rev. Patrick P. Bfahoney, life," Dodd said, "and I am cept its verdicts In disputes and most perfect star ruby In day on two morals counts. ^ meding mattar le The Ifanchester thews: “ Capitd Fimds Oom- Pastor Held In Union St. Crash far been an inspiring one. Tet in many St. BIai *s Bpiseopal Ctovch S t James’ Otoirch .happy to have had an oppor­ with other countrlea The ADA the -world, also was valued at Almon 'was found guilty of ______I Harald. ______7 fir s t Otoneh s f Christ, palgn." feels we should surrender the 8100,000. ^ e third stoM was a Anthony J. Vita, 62, of Wind­ ways President Johnson embodies qual­ CtoinA aad Park Sts. eCWOwBI Msgr. Edward J. Bearden, tunity to play a part at this.” injury or risk of injury to a m u aamee ellaat of M, A. A. Sarrlea. Ik ities which both present-day America 6:80 p.m.. Junior and Senior Masses at 7, 8, ,8,. 10 and 11 Panama Canal, and favors in- purptish “ Midnight sapphire,’’ sor Locks, was arrested on a Rev. George NoeBead Pastor minor, and indecent assault, af­ PhhllShara BapraoantatWoe - and the whole Western world need In a W. 441 N. Main S t Bey. Bngeiie E. Torpey High Methodist Youth Fellow­ a.m. crease<} United Nations control about the same d ie ae Uis n i ^ ohargo of driving under the in­ Halhews---- baetal Agoncy — Na« Tork______Chi- Rector fluence of IntoocicaUng liquor or ter a long;thy jury trial which leader. His strength comes from his Rev. J o s ^ H. MoOaaa ships. over the United States. and valued at 886,000. None o( began on Tuesday. He was AUDIT BTTRXIAU OT COtCUL.A' ability to deal with people, to achieve Rev. Joha D. Hoghea U a.m., Sunday servlcs, Sun­ Rqy. John J. OHrien Monday, 7:16 p.m.. Prayer Eastminster f . i ' Norman Thomas and Gus the gems was insured, drugs after his oar hit a parked iRev. James W. Bottoms Sen. Keating, found innocent of a third count a consensus, to avoid an explosion. day school and nursery. and discussion time. DaHed Presbyterian Hall praise Humphrey and the Experts disagree on the automobile on Union S t, near Rev. BnasM E. BaMemaa A Bibla Lesson on “Everlast­ 8:80 p.m.. Membership and Orareh, USA Scranton Motors. attempted incest. The charges _ olo Responsibility in foreign affairs is, Masses at 6, 7, 8, 8, 10:16 and ADA. Norman TTiomas said dlffi(iulty of cutting the huge to'volved Almon’s 13-year-old 1 pwia L._ unfortunately for Senator Ooldwater, ing Punlriunent" will read at 11:80 a.m. Evangelism Commission. George S. Slye School,. Humphrey was the type Dem­ stones Into smaller ones tor Vita posted $600 bond for mp- 1 p.m. JtOMTL.^. 7:80 a.m., Hidy Communion. all Christian Science church Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., Methodist Kingston Dr. near Oak S t, Bed) Kennedy easier sale. But all agreed that pMrance to Circuit Oxirt 12, stepdaughter. 7 — 1 p.m. TUasday. one o f the main positive issues in the ocrat he liked, and would be a The jury (fellberated more irmrsoay — 1 p-ni- Wadnasday. election in tt)ose States which carry the 8:46 a.m., Morning Prayer services Sunday. Oonoordla Lutheran Church Men. East Hartford socialist In England. Ous HaU, the st a.aa. still run pure for the R^ublicans; and oua left” of the Democratic court yesterday were denied. in the South and the big cities the Dem­ 8:46 a.m., Nuieery and Kin­ 849:11 . 14. (“ Science and Quarterly Conference. Church School. Nursery through (Coottamed fteas Page One) Pirty to shape left-wing inove- cutting them would involve e L. BlUott, 166 Union St. Elliott’s t dergarten In Chlldrm’s Chi^Ml. 9 Am ., Holy Oommtmion, The first was to Have a mistrial Saturday, October SI ocrats face In even greater degra* the Health with Key to the Scrip­ Church Sebool aad Nursery. 10 Am., Woman’s Bible Study Junior High. ments and issues, and asserted: great deal of waste. car was pushed into a telegrs{to 9:46 a.m., Rec^itton in Neill tures” by Mary Baker Eddy^) CirOIe. Maybe you’d like to erase your The gems taken from the polo by ths impaot and was declared, the second was to pauislons which Mr. Gordon Walker faced 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, "On piSny. of these issues the have a Jury polled. at Smethwick. But the voters most sus­ Hall. 8 p.ffi., Wednesday testimony Church Schwl and Nursery. 7 p.m.. District Methodist Lay­ TalcottviUe Congregattonal record. ,liut K’s there.’ ’ ADA has fulfilled a limited other two cases were diamonds badly damaged to the rear, 11 a.m., Holy Communion and meeting. Church ansared to remove grounoswell In American elections. Mr. North Mettiodlst Church United Cfanroh of Christ 9 Am., Morning Prayer, Ser- sider the Heavens.” n edy said: Iv'lirotesting that it was anti- tained a number of fine clear Atty. Hammer listed these American people next Tuesday will be Prayer. both vehlries.( Nixon trying at the weekend to 8M Parker St. 11 Center St m .sampalgn. polling booth as overtook Dewey in 1948. sery and Grades 4 through 12. Mondi^, 8 p.m.. Episcopal Yte Street School: Monday, trary to the oourt’a apeeificln- The poeittve instrument for their de> The President has thus not relaxed his 9:46 a.m., Sunday School 8, 9:10 and 11 a.m., Worship Church women’s meetinjg. Sew­ nity Day sponswed by Rockville John G. Talcott Jr. But the fire esromiM and not - tiea as ws have hitherto known it, curity implications (discounted in the Briday, 9 a.m.. Holy Commu- P olitical reach the sill of the pai^y <>P«n son, 8 p.m.. Senior Methodist Youth 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church To the Editor, beans, cols slaw, ItaUan bread; in accordanoa with the instruc* guardian of traditions which have made FBI report) o f the Walter Jenkins af­ 8:30 p.m., Prayer time. School. Crib Room (9:16 only) nioa. United Methodist Church It is my firm beUef that Man­ window in the gem hall. Thursday, roast beef with gravy, fair, they have been troubled equally by Fellowship. RA 44A, Bolton John J. Kennedy tions of the court. .. vs great and unique aa a self-governing 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv­ through Junior High. 7 p.m.. Troop Committee and chester is made up of typical The glass on the case contain­ mashed potato, peas, celery, th e' change of leadership in the Soviet 7:30 p.m., Membership class. Boy Scout meeting. Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, ing the star gems was carefully VERNON—aohn J. Kennedy, Best in Arts Show That Ahnon was entitled' to peojde, and possessor of immense abil- ice. Hymn sing, g o i^ l music, Monday. 8 p.m., Woman’s So­ Hartford East Association Fall Scene Americans, that we are a town ciUTOt sticks; Friday, baked a poll of tha Jury because o f Union and by the Chinese bomb. The and Bible message. meeting. Minister of respofieible citizens, loving cut in a circle, but the other two XI, of Lake St, died yesterday macaroni and oheeea, macaroni ‘ tk f ia the science of politics. President’s thoughtful response to these ciety of Oirlstlan Service. Jehovah’s WUnesees cases showed signs of haste and at Manchester Memorial Hos- toe length of its dehberatiobs, Wednesday, 8 p.m., Midweek Wednesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s Bi­ 4 p.m.. Business meeting. parents, and <3od fearing people. and tomatoes, carrots, cabbage What sanity must reject, next Tues- events has probably impressed as many Service. Second in a ,series on 6:30 p.m.. Supper Kingdom Hall 9:16 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship. (Continued from Page One) glass splinters lay on the floor. pital. “ The Hunter,” by Ken Gore, was last night selected salad with apples and raisins. toe numl>er of thnes toe Jury ble class. Sln(M moving here two yean was returned for reoonaldera- voters as were disenchanted on the other “ (5ur Pentecostal Worship.” ^;80-9 p.m.. Workshop. RA SO Sermon: “ A Perfect World With ago, I have cdxpe to like Man­ Museum officials said that He was bom April 22, 1894 for the Manchester Fine Art Associations ^ t-o f-sh o w ' *ty. «• the coagulation of hatred, preju- counts. The focusing of the campaign 7 a.m., Senior Youth Bible Vernen Blemsntaiy School: tton, toe statement of toe vote Imperfect People.” tavestigation of the acti-vlties of chester, for our''(own is a fine after the 8 p.m. inspecthm In Blast Windsor, son of Jeri- award of $100 by judges at the Manchester Lion’s Art . dies, and incipient Jackbootism which on a choice between disincentives has Class. Monday, ravieffi, yallow beans, to toe court in toe oemrae de- Jehovah’s Witnesses Zion Evangelical 8:00 p.m., PubUc Bible talk 6:30 p.m., Youth Fellowslfip. Bobby Baker, once one of John­ community of friehdly people. guards did not enter the hall but miah and Catherine Larkin at been the Republican's main achievement. 9:30 a.m., Christian Growth Film: “My Place In The Festival at Manchester High School cafeteria. There oole slaw; Tueaday, ham and has formed itself about the candidacy of Group. Lutheran Chnrclt given by a representative of the son’s close associates. merely threw flashlight beams Kennedy. He moved to Vernon Ubcrati(Hia (on Thursday), find But even on their own terms, which Kingdom Hall Church.” But ipore goes hito a town’s were 460 entries to the exhibit/^ cabbage, carrots, mashed pota­ genator Barry Ooldwater, seeking to Thursday, 8 p.m., Oimmission (MisMurt Synod) W atcht^er Society, A. Horvath. % through the gates. 21 years ago from Manchester to; Wednesday, tomato and veg­ Its disregard of the court’s spe­ leave the hard policies of the candidates 791 Main St. His subject: “ Swords into Plow­ r^utation than good Intentions. Other, winning entries and traduce and betray the Republican party on Missions. Cooper and High Sto. Gkildwater A reputation is made by wise At one time the lights were where he had lived all his I/c. artists are "Calm,” by Richard by Lyman Hopkins, and “ Well etable Boupe, clam ohowder, cific tosteuctlons as to the fotw • out of account, the President offers fewer The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, shares — In Our Time?” Wapping Community Church kept’ on in the hall of gems but He was employed by the Oon- fleet Bay," by Estelle Leachev mal verdict. Into becoming the vehicle to power for items to vote against than his opponent.' 9 a.m.. Group Bible discussion Friday, 9:16 a.m.. World Com­ PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Sen. actions on the part of tllie hu­ Brzozowski, the Iona Monufac- tuna aaki and peanut butter munity Day. Paator 4:16 p.m.. Group discussion of ^ngregational this had been. dlsconUnueid in necticut Co. tor over 15 years er. sandwiches, crackers; Tliure- That the Jury disedosed a di­ "soaMthing not even remotely within any —MANCHESTER (England) GUARD­ of Watchtower article: "God’s the October 1, 1064 issue of the Rev. Roy B. Hateheon, Barry Goldwater, scoffing at man will. This Tuesday, we leg­ another economy measure. . - —.1 lof— 1 turing Co., Inc., watercolor 7:30 p.m.. Finance commia- polls that rate him a loser, islate our wills into a final u a m otom an, Md later by, award o f $({o; "Not a Thing to Scholastic art awards were day, roast turkey to gravy, vision, a non-unanimous vote,* to IAN Word the True Guide for Man.” Watchtower magazine, article; Minister The hall houses, a collection .. traa Amarlimn political tradition. slon. • 9 a.m., Sunday School for all stages a final vote hunting mis­ image. Hamilton Standard, Division of 'Wear,” by Helen R. Bums, The made to Linda Anderson, first, dressing, mashed potato, peas, the cer Re- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Group “ Star of India” and “ midnight Survivors include two sisters, Hlckock, first, and Suzanne Bell- baked beans, macaroni Hammer arired that toe Judg­ Lj^don 6. Johnson God's Kingdom Rules!" at the Rev. J. .Manley Shaw, D.D. Bible studies in the book “ Baby­ 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship presidential campaign. hallowing of this day is some­ Vibbert, the D.D. Strong Me­ «wn wmvt direct failure is his failure to consecration Stmday. Text: Ex­ sapphire" were part of that Mrs. Anne Bowse of Cam­ morial still life award of $25; nardl, second, both of Bennet salad, tossed salad. following locations: 87 Birch Pastor lon the Great Has Fallen:’’ Service and Church School. Ser­ The Arizonan wound up per­ thing we all acknowledge and collection. ment be arreeted and the ver­ be eonalatcnt in the precise area of ar- odus 32:29; 1 Chronicles 29:5. bridge, Mass., and Mrs. Ellen “Into the Stretch.” by Hugh M. Junior High School. Scholastic Tile Plain Dealer supports the election St.; 18 Chambers St.; and 287 Rev. Richard W. Dupee God’s Kingdom Rules; held at mon: “ A Fugitive Front Giv­ haps the most hectic of his cam­ respect. Surely we have not Building B School: Monday, dict set aside. f gUBMnt and persuasion where he should Theme: "Who then is Willing to paign swings early today. He Mulrhead of Vem 7 p.m., S ^ or Pilgrim Fellow­ His is a companion case with He Himself rested on the Sab­ Theresa Ann Henry, CTark Rd., didente shortly after midnight. ■oup, egg and tung aandwiobes. last n ig h t------— He has proved to be amazingly ef­ The funeral will be held Mon­ Russell Olmsted: "Back Home” poMdaa and decisions. Message by the pastor. Denim.” Twenties and Thirties. Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.. Ladies’ ship. Union Congregatlnoal Ghorofa three Manchester youths, Joseph bath Day and hallowed it for­ Bolton; Mrs. Pamela .KBarns, day at 8:15 a.m. from the The 38-year-old Dunn was No;drtheast School: Monday, fective in dealing with Ckmgress. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ 7:30 p.m.. Membership semi­ North Windham; Cheryl Klein, and "Remembrance of Miw,” The drivnr, Stephen A . Stein­ ' WHhln that political system as we Prayer Fellowship. Monday, 8 p.m.. Board of Rockville Diamond, 17, and Daidd A. Day, ever. Moreover, He tella us that Henry J. Plante Funeral Home, charged irith reckless driving Spanish rice, Mttuoa with drosa- er, IS, of 73 FIeimi\g Rd., M|tn- We feel this is an important relation­ er, Praise and Bible study. nar. Susannah Wesley Hall. trustees. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor 20, both of no certain address, 109 Cooper Hill S t; Richard both by Estelle Hailoran; ‘‘Bo­ when his ckr ran off Main St. ing, cooklss; Tuesday, pliim, haw -know n it, surely one of the most Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ He made the Sabbath for man­ E. Mato St., Stafford Springs, nita,’’ by Theodore Prowe; cheater, and a passenger, Umia ship for a strong chief executive. week Service. Thursday, 8 p.m.. Adult train­ Rev. James L. Austin ' and Donald Jorgenson, 18, of 23 kind’s gcxxl. La Mothe, 59 High St., Rock­ near Flower St. and rammed butterad grssn beans, allsed hoBOiabla choices ever offered the C on -. with a solemn Mass of requiem “Late Summer” and "Highland Smith, 16, of Amston, ware tm- -President Johnson’s generally moder­ ing class. Minister of Christian Education Gardner St., all of whom were God looks for His people ville; Douglas MePhee, Ando­ into a utility pole, knocking p s a c has; Wednesday, baked ate stand on economic issues has re­ at 9 at St. Edward Church, 101 Park,” both by Frank Young Wured after the oar glanced aecttnit riectorate is the candidacy of United Pentecostal Cbnrch charged with robbery with -vio­ ver; Ellis Mize, 22 St. James it down. Dunn was taken to lunbheon meat, mashed potato, flected. In our opinion, the mood of the vffierever they are and who­ High St. Burial will be in St. Jr.; "The Forgotten Home­ on a fence post and eraajhed John Davis Lodge for the United States 187 Woodbrldge St. Bolton Congregattonal Churoti 9 Am., raurch School for lence, aggravated assault and ever they might be to be re­ S t; James Morrow, 313 Spruce Edward Cemetery. Mancheeter Memorial Hospital, buttered corn, custard; Thurs­ country and repre.sents a resporwible at­ St; Mra Violet Neddow, 18 stead” and "Old Now England down an embankmott betvmen Rev. Robert L. Baker Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Grades 6 through 12. weapons in a vehicle on May sponsible people. In my book Friends may call at the fu­ day, roost beef with gravy, Senate, titude during* a period of unprecedented Rank S t; Mrs. Margaret Heritage,” both by Russell K. treated for a bruised lip, and two trees. Tha heavfiy dan^ AUnlster 10:30 a.m.. Church ScImoI for 15 after they terrorized six other that also means we are to be neral home tonight from 7 to 9 mssbod potato, buttered car­ Thle la Mm type of candidacy which, prosperity. O’Donnell, 173 Wetherell St.; Wlnther; "Light and Line,” by discharged. His oar was bacUy aged oar was towed away. Connecticut Yankee 10 a.m., Sunday school. infants through Grade 4. youths — beating one and knif­ God fearing. I cannot see how and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and damaged and .had to be towed rots, applasaues; Friday, maca- whether it can win or lose in any par- In foreign affairs where the slightest 10 a.m.. Church School. Wor­ Walter Shea, 63 Trout Stream PrisifiUa Souder; “Sweet Peas,” A New Haven driver knocked 11 a.m.. Worship. 10:46 a.m., Service of Holy ing another in the hand. those who have the good inten­ 7 to 9 p.m. away. A Hartford Electric imii and ohosss, sols ataw„ but­ down two fence posts yaatmr- misstep can now mean the destruction ship Service, Commimlon, Ser­ Communion. Meditation, “ Are Diamond is now serving an in­ Dr., Vernon; Brenda Wheeler, VThe Rosary will be recited to­ by Eleanor Vib^rt; "Still Life Meular year, builds the party it repre- of mankind. President Johnson has By A.H.O. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service. tions of being a fine citizen of Light Co. ^fokeeman said this tered beets, cake with icing. day afternoon qn R t 44 In Tm - Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bible mon: “ The Cost of Disciple- You Able?" with Mr.,Bowman definite sentence at the Chesh­ T h o m p a o nviUe; Jacqueline morrow at 8 p.m. with Ivory,” by Roger Crafts; asnts. Jcrim Davis Lodge represents, in shown profound respect for the high our community and a gcxkl par- Panders, 133 West Rd., Rock­ morning that service was' not Lake Street Sebool: Monday, non. Robert C. Tucker, 36, was Thanks to the judiciary, Con- fighting for his own political .study, prayer meeting. ship.” preaching. ire Reformatory and Day is on "Fantasia No. 2,” by Annette ravioli, groan beans, cbeeso Connecticut in 1964, the kind of candid­ stakes Involved. eht, much less a (Sod fearing ville; .Mrs. Jean Pinkney, Tal- Greenhouse; "Jugs,” by Rita J. disruptecL A repair crew in- forced to swerve into the pdsta lAcord to persuade the people Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Executive 3:46 p.m., Tolland Association a two-year probation following a person, can do anything but Mias Mary A. Humphreys wedges, fruit; Tuesday, pork in In a long political career Lyndon B. necticut experiences next Tues­ committee. oottvUle Rd., Rockville; (ieorge Kenway; ‘‘Typhoon." by Rich­ atalled a new pole. Dunn will when a car approaching him acy which makes Republicans them- to ^ v e him control of the next Gospel Hall of CJongregatlonal Churches and 60-day suspended sentence or­ vote down the Sunday sale of BOLTON — Mias Mary Ann gravy,'butteredMuxxUos, peas, Johnson has been an effective prominent day the fhwt respjlar election of Tuesday, 1 to 6:80 p.m.. Blood- Gibson, 269. W. Center St.; Wil­ ard Manchester; “ Pato” and appear in court Nov.' 16. blew a tire and spun around ^ selves confident and proud and which -4ies8ion of hia Legislature. 416 Center St. Ministers. Supper at 6 for pM- dered last week in their case alcoholic beverages In Manches­ Humphreys. 88, of 100 York St., Edwards, 30, escaped Injury JsUo; Wednesday, chicken noo­ into his pitih. There were-no figure in the legislative nranch of the Its history in wnlch local, state mobile. tp ^ and del^ate.s. dispositions here. Jorgenspn, lard Begley, Wapping; Mrs. “Don’t Disturb,” both by Helen deserves to attract independents and government, most recently as Senate We have, then.iby judicial de­ ter. For one, I expect our town New Haven, aunt of Mrs. Wil­ when his car overturned after dle aoup, pconifi butter an^ Injuries but the front end of 10 a.m., Breaking bread. Thursday, 8 p.m.. Building 4^.m ., Junior Pilgrim Fellow- ’ who still awaits Circuit Court 12 Elizabeth BlabvlATS Spruce R. Bums. majority leader. and national issues are not cree. something of a sample of to vote for God and country, liam Balch of Bolton, died yes­ skidding over a mall box and a marshmallow, agg salad and Tucker's car wais hafDy dented. Democrats. 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. committee. shlp. at Manchester, is presently un­ St.; Terry Dougherty, Stafford Also, "Artist at Work," by The President’s selection for Vice mixed, at least In the specific the way It cbiild be, In Con­ not the liquor trade. Springs; Phyllis (jollins, Over­ terday at Hartford Hospital. w in fence. Police said .that ha cheese saadwiohes, cake; Thurs^ The voting ‘ next Tuesday will also 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Saturday, 8 p.m.. Musical Con­ der hospital, treatment at the Joyce RobtosoDi "Sails No. 3,” Presjflent of Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, involvement of candidacies on necticut, under potential op­ Respectfully submitted. brook Rd., Venum; Richard Other survivors include two bad lost control of his zunth- day, hot dog in roU,^ potato tions for the future. The com­ Tuesday, 8 p,m,, , Prayer cert, “ Around the World." Unitarian Universalist Norwich state Hospital. by Elva Klely; "The Studio,” by find Connecticut people registering their a nationally known personality and these various levels. Rev. James L. Ransom Carlo, 18 Marshall Rd.; Mrs. step-brothers, two step-elaters, bound (utr on Adams S t and bad chips, baksir beans, incklas, Back in the days when Con­ plete divorce, which we are meeting. / ' Fellowship Mary Detlefsen; "Wish Thee eholoes for the House at Washington.. respected legislator himself, we feel adds Flrst Lutheran Church 47 Spruce St. Mildred Teemar, 126 Deepw(x>d and a niece. run off tbe road onto prfnta fnut; Friday; fish sticks, necticut Republicans wanted to having this year, could be made Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. 2639 Main St. The Presbyterian Church Well,” “Gothic Revival” and msshad iwtato, apinaeh, wax OPEN MONDAYS The one particularly promising candid­ strength and energy to the team. Rockville Glastonbury Dr.; Mra. Carol Johndroiv, 18 Funeral services will be held lawns. Ills badly damaged car In recent years Sen. Humphrey, has run away from rather than permanent, by changing the Knox St; Robert Vater, 209 "Summer Token,” all by Tom was towed away. beans, fruit acy offered in the Congressional' field with some of their national terms of legislators, in what­ Second Congregational Church Rev. William H. Balkan, owd tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Tay­ G r e z e 1; "Conversation,” by Adrianas shown a capacity to grow and mature, Pastor About T The Value of One Vote Henry St.; Aloxandsr Lessard, Police ebarged Edwards wltb ’ * aeenu to be that of Belton Copp, Re­ indicating that greater responsibility tickets, they got a law through ever new legislature we are fi­ 386 N. Main St. 10:30 a.m.. Topic: “ Memorial lor and Modern Funeral Home, Helen I. Simpson; "Daffodils” VaiBOO news Is handled by Car. at Main and Pailc Societies." Sunday School and To the EJffitor, South Windsor; Mrs. Julia driving in tbs right hand lane publican nominee in the Second District. outlined by President Johnson for the setting up the four year term nally going to have, so that Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister H ie Rotary Club will liave an 233 Washing;ton St., Hartford, and "View From My Window,” The Herald’a BockvUle . T bC 6IS-696S Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, 8:46 a.m., ElUngUm O nter nursery. There is in the official town Rich, 127 Helalne Rd.; Mrs. and IsauSd him a written warn­ Walk-In and Pbea»-Ia It would be pleasant apd fruitful, we vice presidency should further' add to for Connecticut governors and governor and legislators are _ __ # open meeting Tuesday at 6:30 records an account of how a Jessie W att 205 Woodland St.; with the Rev. Nathaniel P. both by Mary Botticello;. "Su­ ing for driving after drinking. S W. Main S t. scheduling the gubernatorial elected together every four School. Sunday School. 7 p.m., Potluck. pm . at Manchester Country Lauriat officiating. Cremation san,” "Journey's End” and Seevloa the g7t)wth of Humphrey’s capabilities if totally unsuitable ,person was John Labaiiricy, 221 N. l^ain His court date is Nov. 16. 876-SlSS ar s is -s n i. think, to tee his positive, independent, erections so they no longer coln- years to serve four years. 10 a.m., Worship Service and 9 Am., First Lutheran Church 8:30 p.m., The Rev. Myles "Sampson and Delilah," all by the Johason-Humphrey ticket Is elected School. Club. defeat!^ for the nomination and St.; Kashmir Gut 19 CItntem will take place in Springfield, and unhKkneyed attitudes sent*to the (cioM with presidential elec- Or we could, by removing the Church School. Nursery through Blanchard of the Unitarian-Unl- Liz, Humphries; " M a ^ Cris­ November 3rd. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. later election as State iSenator St. Mass. "House at Washington. Itlons. The Connecticut Repub­ compulsory party lever from Grades 7. Service of Holy Com­ versallst Church, Monson, friendship Circle of the Sal­ tina,” by Marta Salazar; "On While every .democracy thrives on a Monday, 7:16 p.m.. Sea Scouts. —by one vote. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A There will be no caUinjg vigorous and competent oppoaltlon, we licans .-got this on Ihe books the Connecticut voting ma­ munion. Communion Meditation Mass., will speak. Subject: “ Af­ vation Army will meet Monday hours. and On and On,” ilby Julia L. There will be four questions on the by the Rev. Mr. Davis. TTnirsday, 7 ;!» p.m., Lutheran ter 41 Years." The public is in‘ Naturally a recount was d^ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Har­ do hot feel Sen. Goldwater and Con­ just In time for one Dwight El- chines. make some partial at 7:46 p.m. at the home of py Hoover, 91 Wetherell St; a Hickcox; “Stonington Drag- r’-yoting machine next Tuesday, three • 6 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Group Church Women. vited. manded but the vote was sus­ gressman Miller are up to the highest senho^iOer to come along. elimination of the effect presi­ Mrs. Robert Hubbard, 14 Vic­ son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles gers” and "Floral," both by R. ,Aoncerning uncontroversial amendments standards of Republican presidential "^Eisenhower was still able to dential tides might have on' will meet with the Revj Mr. WII- toria Rd. Co-hostesses will be tained. H. Paco. son. Tufts. Warehouse Point the state Constitution, one involving and vice presidential candidates. . . . help them, however, because Connecticut legislatures. With Mrs. Peter Stevenson and Mra The result made a lasting Im- DISCHARGED YESTTERDAT: Funerals 7:30 p.m.. Mu Sigma OU God’s Power and Our Church.” preselon on the writer as it fell Also, "Tlie Seascape,” by Rita SHADY GLEN )(gnchester in particular. A yes^vote on Based on what we think is best for they had still not separated a free voting machine, the big-^ some produce experience and WUUam Hall. Mrs. Nancy (Jameron, Scnith St., O. Betko; “ Threat,’^ by Ann L. Group will meet with Mr. and Nimiery and crib,room. equip us to better face the to his lot to get the voter with -Mie Questions 1 and 2 and 3. which the people of this country we believe General Asaembly elecUons gest influence a presidential' Rockville; Mrs. Gertrude Snider, Wegergauer; “Autumn to Bol­ the government of the United States from the presidential election. election could have on the de­ Mrs. Stanley Matteson. 7 p.m.. Junior High Baptist severe problems of our world. tha decisive vote out at bed and Hugh O. Stelneker 8 p.m.. Young Adult Group. Pfc. David R. teplenza, son Mattapan, Maas.; Jane Fhickl- ton,” by Jeanette Eich; “ Win­ ''^Are the state questions, would seem in should be run by the two nominees most And in 1956 he gave Connecti­ termination of state issues Youth Fellowship. Senior High If the Christian were ^)ared of Mr. and Mrs. Rosario 8. sa- to the polls before closing time. ger, 92 Hublard Dr.; Mrs. Em­ The funeral o f Hugh Calvin t^^^er. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Church Baptist Youth Fellowship. Topic: these trials, he would become Steineker o f 183 N. Elm St. ter’’ and “ Transit,’’ both by competent to do the job. cut Republicans a landslide might merely be the larger maasa, 68 Coburn Rd., and Pfc. So, gentle reader’, if you are ma Wellman, 24 St John S t; Richard Braoscwakl; “ Below the School (or Grades 8 through 12. “ So You Think There’s Nothing spiritually anemic. There is no was held yesterday morning at State Question No. 1, to be specific, For this reason The Plain Dealer en­ control of both houses of the number of voters who, coming ItuaaeU L. Bcbofield, son at Mrs. concerned about the ever in­ Mrs. Barbara Royee, 108 Diane Dam” and “End of Garden,” dorses Lyndon B. Johnson for President You Can Do.” virtue In living a rixeltered Holmes Funeral Home, 400 •Siarifies that the voting required for Connecticut Legislature. out to register a presidential Donald D. Schofield, IS Park creasing fatalities due to drunk­ Dr.; Mrs. Mildred Ssavey, 44 both by Flora Blnks; "Peach A and Hubert H. Humphrey for Vice Pres­ Emanuel Lutheran Church life. Real spiritual growth Main St The Rev. Clifford O. For the fact that Senator choice, would probably also 8 t, botii servinSkin the U.S. Ma­ en driving, e^Mclally on week­ Sterling PI., Mrs. M aigAid Grapes,’’ by Inge Higgins; “ The Aaasage of constitutional amendments ident, —CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER Goldwater is not going to be then participate In whatever Rev. C. Henry Anderson, St John’s Polish National comes when we face the full Simpson of Center Congrega­ BLACK AND GOLD Pastor rine Corps, have recently com­ ends, don’t think you can’t do 7 m co x ,,6 0 HlUside St.; Mrs. Delos Mykonos" and ‘‘Pink B of chester. Yours may not be the 41 Range Hill Dr., Rockville; Stawaiii^; “ Pounding Surf” and ktes a two-thirds vote of the total This nuclear issue would not have Thanks to the judiciary’s munion in the chapel. Pastor stronger Christian than before. Mrs. viola Warner, Hebron; I town representative from Po- Peterson's sermon: “ Blessed South Methodist Church wUl decisive vote as in the case cit­ ‘ told Homsstead,’-’ both by Ar­ aroused such a storm, if Senator Gold- courtesy In calling off the elec­ ,R . Alfred Swain, Paula Kracunaa, 64 Turnbull aborabip whether It is' present or dunk because a certain individ­ Are They.’’ tour tbs Conn ectlout Junior Re­ ed but if y Sfter six months residence in one town, of issues. cut happens to be electing a of Saints.” Rededication of or­ just to tamlly, school and com­ ovese, 58 Croft Dr.; Lee Good- North End volunteer fire­ is some substance. Mr. McNamara has The difference this makes to "Ooimt it all Joy, my breth­ Yesterdays hood at further highway deaths eU, West WUllngtoo. men yeatarday about 4 pm. ‘Itotvad o f the present requirement of a particular individual governor. gan. ren, when you meet various munity Ufe. Edward Oole wiU aroused much bitterness within the mili­ campaigning In Connecticut The cure for this, apparently, Im to charge at the group. ^ and Injuries. were called out to extinguish • GOLD . . . ffitadp Olca fm r to the atate with tlx months in one' tary establishment. He has thrust his Wednesday, 10 a.m. and 7:16 trials, for you know that the H erald C. Blnura Watfelna WBITEB’S FUNERAL a tree fire o ff Tolland 'Tpke., can best be realized by noticing would have to be a four year p.m., Bible Study in the Chapel. delicately sptead and a » goldm am m H am st Ibwn. Department into current politics. His the kind of holiday it haa given testing of your faith produces WBSTPCmT (AP) - Funeral near WlUtama Croeslng, with term for members of the House steadfastness. And let stead­ £ Stats Question S would permit the use tactics and his conclusions may legiti­ one particular individual. 25 V'^ars Ago GUNMAN STYMIED aervices were to be held today no property damage r^rted at Washington. Community Baptist Church fastness have its full effect, WESTOWK ^ ahssntee ballots in elections which, mately be challenged. But it should be This is the first Connecticut Eliminating mid-term politi­ 'Board of Selectmen vote per- FfULADHLFHIA (AP) -^A tor Bmeet G. LoFranoe, 67, for­ The fire originated when sev­ PHARMACY done—and Senator Goldwater has not 585 E. Center St. that you may be perfect and Personal Notiees eral email boya attenqited to election we have ever followed cal tests for both Presidents Rev, Alex H. Elsesaer, misalon, with certain restric- man entered a drugstoSAt mer :magastoe and newmitoei’ ^ gums local clsctions occasionally do, done it—with an awareness of the dif­ complete, laridng lh> nothing. placed a revolver on the check- writer. He died at hia home smoke out ainilrrels from the 4SP Baitfsed Hd. SIS 9948 RZGIfT NOW—Cota, Stlla In which the Governor of the and Governors would, we sup­ Minister tions, for Red Men’s Athletic • f d l on tvUglout holidays. ficulty of reconciling divergent ideas Jamas 1:2-4. « cashing counter, and said to yeeterday after a k»g lltosss. boUaw-trunked tree, a fire state has not been figuring pose, be another o f those effi­ Wouldn't it ba wonderful if Club to hold Sunday roller skat­ In Bfsmoriam asanhmallew pnmpkla Qaatolon 4, the last one on the ma- among the services and o f maintaining, among the headliners. Gkivemor ciencies so much favored by ing and basketball in old Ar­ memory of my sUtwr, Ooi^er Nathan Levitt, 68, “ give The Troy, N.Y., native w m a said To BMlatahi ear oauttaalty 9:30 a.m.. Church School for life dlihnot have its problems jtocmar staff mambar of tbs Town firemen.during the af- koMte oa an aw aaadaw Cliiag, la the local referendum question, under civilian control, a consistent stra­ Dempsey, quite obviously, is not modem theorists. As fvr us, ef­ mory on Wella St. ' 4eUl. who died -• ------Nov. 1, me udiat you g o t” ^ tegic policy for all of them. Mr. Mc­ all ages. Grades 8, 4, and 6 will and temptations that come our Levitt reached under the New York Ttmea, Paiade M ^ tonuwo also ware called out of medical asisloa we are sitting the campaign out. He 1s ficiency la one word which al­ leave the church at 9:46 Am . for

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If you are coming Into their own, and fifth, tax included T Canadian PAUL'S you use Sunoco Heating Oil for need professional construction Taylor wines. are amiong the Lord Calvert la one of the this la a quality product of the assistance, you can rely on finest. Thty offer a wine for beet whiskies ever made In PAINT SURPLY them to arrange for pompetent every taste and occaston With Canada, yet It la priced at just Sun Oil Co. 645 mUbsi StT M t Why not let the W. G. Glen- carpenters, masons, plumbers 18 to choose from tort, tawny $5.40 a flft^ tax inqluded. Co. take the worries out of and electricians. Depend upon port, sherry, pale dry eocktall Vlchi's Package Store la TsL 649-0800 winter heating problems; Call the W. G. Glenney Co. for one- sheriy, cream sherry, mus­ fsaturlng M t Vernon Blended them at S49-S25S and enjoy a stop remodeling service. catel, white tokay, vermouth, Whiskey, a product of Nation­ winter free from heating wor­ extra dry vermoiHh, ' Rhine al Distillers, makers of Old ries. wine, sauteme, yose claret, Grandad a"d Ola Crow, a t A U p h o U to T If you would like to convert South Windsor burgundy, qtarkUng Burgundy, Ipedal pr*i of $4A0 A full and i n flhSp your old heater but are doubt­ Royal and Brut ch a^ ag n e and quart tax included. Remimber ful about It, call the W. G. pink champagne. These fine that you save 10% at 'Wchl’a B B-U raO L8tB R O td Olenney Co. and ask about the Workers Listed wines are so modestly priced When you buy liquor in case P im iiffw * Shell Head Burner-Kite for con­ that you will ^ o y serving lots. Did you know that Calvert verting standard oil burners. For Election them often. Use them in cook­ Soft Whiskey does anything any The SheU Head Bumer-Kit is ing, they make a gourmet mssl other whlakey can do? It just • Stien Stoob 4ml Beetfen from the less tender cuts of the money saving modem way T h e following workers will does it soften • Custem Ito i ltaro to bring your furnace or boiler meat — they add glamour to Vodka is a Out growing fa­ SUpcoewcn aaS Ompeilen work at the polls Tuesday: Dis­ any meal. For an ideal gift for up to date. Tou wouldn't trade trict 1 Republicans, rogletrar of vorite and at vlchi's Package Made io Order your hostess or a si^k friend, Store you will find Smirnoff Oenwtele Seteethm ef in your calr because .the car­ Voters R oW ta Gorton, Assist­ aay it with flowere ifnd' tuck buretor went bad, and t'te burn­ ant Registrar Carol Moulton, Vodka, the largest selling vodka Matwtals In a bottle of your favorite In the country and Mr. Vlchi FREE BSTTMATES er head Is the car 4 or of official checker Sarah Hills, wine. your furnace or boll Mod­ challenger Joan Cummings, ■aye It outeells both Scotch and Lawer Level t Me fw kaie When you vialt Vlchi's wine gin. For thoae who prefer to s « S 4 m ernise that and you give yotir checkers, Edith Vibert, Arllne department you may not see heater a new lease on life. For Bldwell, machine demonstrator y a little lees tor their vod- the “U ttla Old Wine Maker'' , chose GUbey or Popov, the further.information call the W. Betty Wolfe Sasinskl, itratfio but you will' see Italian Swiss K G. Glenney Co.; there is no ob­ guide rava Klbbe, machine ten- Colony winss at the popular latter produced by Heublelns. ligation. oers Grace Farmer and Joan grice of 11.02 a full quart .If you prefer Scotch whlskeye Are you planning to improve Boykin, machine watchers H w y wine tor happy people i this popular package store Marrllyn genger and June -iWld Irish Rose^dillfh&^ Paul, party checkern Marjorie wins at I1.1B a fifth, tax to- * 12 and BeU., 30 yeaiyear Bugbee and Elsie Plank and cludeA Do jrott enjoy brandy? old. For a dry Scotch, choose absentee ballot counter ' - Vir­ If you will liko BMTO|S€t White Hor-o. If unexpected S & B CO. ginia Sleeper. Brandy which oomee ftom one | “ *np«ny ( f ,)s to. It posie no Builders and Remodelcrs District I Democrats, Deputy of the oldest aad bsst vlnsyards. proBiem If you ihave Heubleto Registrar Julia Nicholson, Act­ to tha Cognac rMpoa. The prepared m k tifls on hand. NEWTON SMITH ing Dfqmty Msry Nicholson, as­ nams "Raronst'' U a aiaric of All t o d i of mixes and sodas sistant to deputy Sally Par- ROBERT B08TB0M qualify and Is available at an are carried here for your con­ tiiak, moderator James Throws, extrenMly reasonable price of venience. Make this store your Bee Rooms Dormers ofnclal checker Ann Hallowell, H4.M, M , tax included. choice for fins liquor, [fine ssrv- Kitchens ' challenger Helen A h e a r n, really want to Im- ice and reasonabls pricss. Alternttoas aad Repairs checkers Therdca Qaulln and Custom Home BuUdtaig Louise Burkhart, machine ten­ ders, Ann Bordua and George South Wih4»or Mary Beth Demarals and Ste­ Up To 0 Years To Pay Herrick, machine wktehers phen Donovan. Bank Financing Mary Haley and Shirley Rlor- Committee members were din, machine demonstrator Over 500 Attend Mrs. Betty Lou' Crockett and 648-n8S-44S-S14i Ruth Johnson, traffic guide Mrs. Lois Poirot, ticketl; Mrs. Rose Zagorsky, party checkers Fashion Display m ien Cantwell, publicity; Mrs. Lillian Chapman, Mary Kearn­ Hamel,. program;. Mrs/ Helen ey and Donna Loftus, mechaitj|c Pasqualinl, cbalrm u, and Mrs. Joseph GriUar and absentee By Church Gfuild Jo Tabshay. Mrs. Ullian Bol­ ballot counter Myrtle Odhim. ton, Mrs. Rolcm'ary PrestUep, District n . Republican, Mod­ Mdre than 000 attended a show refreshments: Mrs. 01U|gan, erator Arnold Letbowltz, me­ of "Campaign Fashions’!. Thurs­ Mrs. Eileen Lane, Mrs. Bm ier chanic Norman Boucher, deputy day night sponsored by St. Mar­ Seeondo, table and hall decora­ registrar Roberta Reeves, as­ garet Mary's Ladles Guild at tions; Thomas Ztogle, lighting; sistant deputy Mary Kehoe, of­ the church, hall. Clothos from Mrs. Barbara Barrett. Mrs. ficial checker Jean Oezelman, D and' L at thi Manchester Nsnoy Demarals, Mrs. Patricia Parkade were mo4a)dd by mem­ Donovan and Mrs. Marts MuT- challenger Shirley Petersen, bers of the Guild and their chil­ checkers Carol Prarlo, Gloria dren. Model’s coiffures were jAy, backstage asslstanta, and Dragone, Joyce Anderson and Bruce Maurer and Kelly Shea, done by the staff of Albert .and ushers. Patricia provost, machine de­ Larry’s Beauty Studio at the monstrator Rosemary Prestileo, Trl City Shoppliw Plasa, Ver­ traffic guide Virginia Otlligan, non, and makeup wiu dons by OAMBUNO ARRESTS n achine tender Janet MacDon- Beauty Oounselor. NEW HAVEN (AiP)— Inter­ iUd and Joyce Pomeroy, ma­ Mrs. Doris Balding of The nal Revenue Service agents and chine watchers Innocence Colby Herald was commentator of the local poUce chu-ged six persons and G n ce Griswold and party show. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Har­ yesterday with failure to obtain checkers Carol Joenauu, Nan(^ old F . . Daly of pt. Gabriel’s the federal gambling tax stamp. Williams ani Helen Umberfleld. Church, Windsor, was the piano Anesteq at the Veterans Ad­ Dlatrict H, Democrats, Reg­ accompanist. Mrs. Kay Rafferty ministration Hospital In West istrar Claire Gritser, assistant was general chairman of the Haven were Rufus Murphy, 44, to registrar Batelle Freedman, event. and Mrs. Mildred puis, 58, both Don’t mit„. o fficii checker, Gertrude Lew­ Models were Mrs. Sally Al­ of Bridgeport. Arrested to New is,' chulenger, Gladys Camer, bert, Mrs. Pat Gibson, Mrs. Vir- Haven Wersi William PesUoet, chsekars, Florence Randazu, gtois GlUIgan, Mrs. JoAnn Grill, Mrs. Peggy Hamel, Mrs. Betty 26, atid .?4toto A. Hyatt, 85, make a date... praaois Xahtho and Carolyn picked up at the Star Variety Roy, machine tenders, Modests McCaffrey, Mrs. Jane Mabt .ey, Mrs. Audrey Wisik, Mrs. Carroll Store, and Thomas McAdoo, 84, DePkUS uAd Amelia Blosle, ma­ at his home. Ortho T. Carter. oa chine watchers, Vivlsn Sew:- Bergen and Mrs. Linda Jawor- Sunoco 64, yw arrested at hla homa chuck and Marlon Gray, ma- ski. A quality heating oil delivered Alao, Miss Tsrry Prestileo, in MidgeporL" fh e raids were cMns demonstrator, Gloria part of a natlomride erack- automatically! Burner sendee 24 Gtoldsteln, t :^ l c guide, William Miss Mary Ann Ltoko, Beth Maurer. Kathleen fidwp,.. . . hours e dty! ,An tesy-peyment Gay and party cneckers, Mary • I I II n * I urn ^ ig ley , Kay Williams and Vir- plsnl Get them ell—Get Sunoco glnifi.Twiek. HeMing dll. Let's ialk. Nanebeater Eveoiag Herald Pdmfmg’^D(^6r

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F A 0 8 N IN I A, KANCSIESTER e v e n i n g HERAU), MANCHESTER, OONN^ 8ATURDAT, (XTTOBER 81, 1964 ^ f i V." N* ■ ■onMliokl ScTYiecs ^ Help WaatsO—Fi— dfi H liANCH^TEE MANGHBSTEB>-OONN^ SATUEDAY, OCTOBKa 11, I H i ER2BT BVENING^IEBALP, Offered 18-A COMPETENT stenographer to POOL 'jllABLB rapair, renew work to law office, l^ral ax* Traditional Games bn Slate CLASSIFIED cloth and billiard tabla ae- perience desired but not neo- casaoriaa. 648-2867. essaiy, ^011-11100. Wrlto Box X HeralA REWBAVINO of BURNS, nuXb bolea. Ztppars repaired. Win­ idget ue Irish-Navy ADVERTISING dow abadas made to maadutcr, JEWELRY A HATS all alaaa Venetian bllnda. Keya CLASSIFIED ADVERTISD4G DEPT. HOURS made while you wait. Tape re­ BY MARION In Feature 8 AJL to 5 PJL corders for rent Marlowto, 867 Main., 649 li22L Demonstrate our New Fall Hats and Jewelry. No In­ F o u r t h Sports Viewing t t e * COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. vestment — Highest Com­ two Raiders A fter Crown Battle of Olympians On Gridiron BnildinK— Contnctiiig 14 missions. Call or write MOmiAX Thn nUDAX Uto6 AAL-SATURDAT t AAL MARION KIBBE FASH­ B A im tO A T |U ALITY CARPENTRY- Fcriod TDs 1S:S9 n- ■pelts Binder pians, b e tw e e n ‘Luclous Jackson and Jim (Bad News) ;'ootball rivals collide and aaxt laasrtina Tha HaraM la raapnatfbir tor aaly ONE tseor- 649-8446. lon Jewelry announces expan> fBarnea, is history. the schedtile makers con­ raat ar aaDMtaS laaerttoa for aay adverMaenieat and thea aaly Sion program to Hartford area. ants in their march toward (8 )^ Oaaadlaa Pro ference Pony Division football championship Sunday •a the axteat al a **mahe goo#* baaortlsa. Brrora arhleh do aot CARPENTRY— Aluminum win­ Four immediate part-time Low Margin Victories in N fL It’s also ■ draw. _ cocted a witch’s brew of tradi­ dows, doors, - ceilings, hatch­ openings available. For ht- an undefeated season and Football — Ottawa vs. afternoon at Mt. Nebo. Supplying the opposition wllli tional pftiringi for today’s Hal­ toaaoi tha vahw o f tha aSvorthMneat win aot ha earraatafi the regular season cham- Toreate be Wallingford. Kickoff will bea Nearly 40 per cent of the National Football League Jac)(Aon« tht PftA Ain^Hdan ways, concrete steps, floors, formation phone 648-5407. smsUest margin of victory the E r n iie La d d V. Btar who signed with the lo weemolU. rec rooms, attics finished, ga- ionship in the Midget 4:06 (8)— NFL —• Ckraat- at 1:30. games played during the first half of the 1964 seaaon The big weekend got off to dowa to KIckoF Not only will be the Raiders, locals have posted to date. Philadelphia Tfera, and Bamas, re doors. No Job too small. f'ootball League last night have been decided by seven points or less.. . . Of the 49 the TNua Wastara atandout an ominous start Friday itight 649-8880. (K) — College Foot­ coached by Jack McNary and Leading the offensive stuck A n d Blanda as Miami of Florida rallied to CHRISTMAS SELLING eame In the form of the Quag- have been Fraak Woods. Bryce contests, 19 have been in that close category., . . There who went with the New York DIAL 643-2711 ball Seereboard Tom Oonran, attempt to nail edge. Detroit 10-7 snap .a ADDITIONS — Retatolng walls, lias. John and Joe. The broth- S m (3)— Baee of the down the tlUb but the crew Carpenter and Wayne Cbirtier. have been three ties, two one-pointers, no two-pointers, Knlcka, played on the vlctortoiu SEASON. IS HERE. era teamed to each score once UOS. team at the IWtyo Olym­ nine-game wlnless streak. cement floors, gauages, bath­ Week wlU also be out to maintain The hard-running Woods has three three-pointers, four four-pointers, onC five-pdint- With conference or sectional \. In the fourth period aa the D ra w Fin e s pic Oamea. rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof­ d8)--WMe World of its perfect defensive record. tallied 10 touchdowna an aver­ •p, five alx-polntera and o n e f - - - ' ■ : leadership on the line more ing. Call 649-4291. without any experienc^ Patriots tacked the first loss of Nsry a point has been talUOd age of two a game. Carpenter ' cetver'Sotmy Randle U out tor Friday night they wsra on the year on the Giants, 12-0, seven-pointer. often than not, natural match­ Tronlilt Rtaekiig Oir AdYirtiitr? you cam earn $3 to $6 a i)) (18)—Touchdowa against Manchester in five pre­ has five six-pointers to his ^ 8 the seaaon with a aboulder sm>- NEW YORK TAP) —Ernie different aides, each sedring ups like Nebraska-Missouri, CARPBINTRY—32 ' ' gears’ e»- hour to your spare time and in BO doing, created a tie vious games. One of the shut­ credit and (Ja^er three. Rug­ aratlon, but hla atreak of catoh- Ladd, Ban Diago's hqge'defenf seven noinU on three baskeU perience. Ceilings ’ and floor for first place on the final (80)—BewHag Arkansas-Ttocaa A4M , Georgiat selling ‘ 8:80 (18)—Bos tea Patriels out victims was Wslllitgford, by ged Dick Oobb scored two Hbiue Team tng at laaat one paae in BS and a Kiul. tiled, porches, rec rooms, g;a- night sive tackle, and veteran Houa^ Tech-Duke and Syracuse-PitU- 24-HMr Aiiwerins Servltt SUNDAY a 32-0, count. This was the touchdowns. With the NFL seiw n at Uie straight games remains un­ Barnes, however, wag In the burgh dotted the schedule rages. additions, attics fin­ AVON Another better than average midway point, a breakdown of broken. He has to appear in a ton quarterback George "Blanda lineup aa the Knlcka pulled ished, remodeling, concrete i crowd braved chilly weather to 1:00 (8)— Yakt Footban along' with old rivalries like HIghUghta the 40 games shows ths home game and fall to catch the ball have been alapped with the away In the doting minutes for Yale-Dartmouth, Louisiana Flit to Harald Rtaderi work. No Job too small. Im­ cosmetics, toiletries and turn out at Mt. Nebo to watch team wiiming less than half the for the string to end. Detroit heavieat flnea levied against a ^ 9 0 victory that Isft then mediate estimates. 643-2629. Gift Sets in your vicinity. . the doubleheader. (30)—Boiler Derby State-Mississippi, UCTA-Cali- I 1:30 (3)—TfasM Out for Ume. The host cluhe 'have 24 end Gall C o^ fil now haa 01 playera in the five-year hiatory in third place in the Eaatera fom ia and Penn State-Mary- Want ) at 01 I t Ha We train you. Call today. • The Jet^ (4-2) tacked a sixth victories, the visitors 33. There straight Thren though he broke Division of the National Baa- 289-4922. straight loss on the winless Sports of the American Footkall land. , at tha ■atadf Stnia Roofing— -Siding 16 have been three ties . . . There a finger last w ew , he still ketball AwKtdatlon Whlls tha Eagles (0-6) in the nightcap, 1:48 (3)—NFI^—Oar«Bato Lea^a. ChaUenge Top d a b s ait Oiaats * have been six season series caqght eight passes for 96 (Jomhiiaaioner Joe Foas band­ 76en fell into last placa. Meanwhile, Iowa, Navy and IDWARDS DION OONSTRUemON—Roof- 22-0. completed In the first seven y a i^ . Most fans came to see the BrOt (3)—NFL Foolban: ed down the flnea Friday for OMta Unhanten Mississippi State — ambitious tog', siding, alterations, ceil­ CLERK-TYPIST, full-time, 5 Heostoa vs. BuBaio weeks of the season, and Uie • • • "actlona detrimental to the best In other tames, Boston'a un­ pranksters all — challenged the ANSWERING SERVICE ings, gutters and aluminum days week, psild vacations and Gisint - Patriot meeting and none Philadelphia Eagles have swept other fringe benefits. Apply were disappointed. (ce Chips > Intereeta of the American Foot­ defeated Celtics ran their string nation’s top three teams. Ohio windows. 643-4382, 643-0696. two of them, over both New ball League” In last Sunday's to seven In a row by wallcmtng State, Notre Dame and Ala­ 4 4 9 I0 5 OO — 875-2S19 Mato Office, Watkins Bros., After three scoreless periods, York and . Pittsburgh. Other Ice Capades owns portable Nicklauo in Tic' Houaton-San Diego game. F obs Detnfit 106-90 behind Sam bama were two touchdown fa­ A. DION, m e. Roofing Inc., 935 Mato St. the Pats bndte into the scoring Eastern Conference sweepe are ice-making equipment that can leava year aaaaaasi k YatfO hear D a n 01 Biding, painting. Carpentry,. it r y .^ - column when Dick Brannick lat- set down a sheet of ice 160 feet also warned that further in- Jones’ S8-polnt effort andoCln- vorites over the Hawkeyes, arllhwH aptafliag aS evening ^ th e talephaaa Clevelajid over Dallas and St. fraotlona would draw atiffer einnatl edged St. Louta 119-118 Middles and Maroons, respec­ terations and addlUons. O il- Help Wanted— Male 36 eraled to J < ^ QuagUa who then 8YDNKT (AP) - Jack Nlck- by 60 feet in Just two days. IM s Workmanship guaran- Louis over Washington. The penalties. aa Oscar Robertaor Torad 89 tively, with the performances togs. threw a 25 - yard pass to his laus of Cblumbuk, Ohio, played only Western series completed equipment is valued at 3800,000. teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. MAN OVER 21, reliable, for brother Joe for six points. John The show plays at the Si»ing- Foss, who said the flnee were points, Indudint ' ✓ , dedalva of a trio of standout quarter­ a fighting fIve-under-par final was swept by Baltimore over backs providing the keys. L o s t and Found Automobiles For^ale work in pharmacy. Must be Quaglia iced the verdict with a fleld Coliseum Nov. 9 thraugh the largest against players in ones. BIDWELL HOME Improvement round « f 67 at the Lakes Cburse Green Bay. The only Jackson had made hla NBA Top-ranked Ohio State vis­ good driver, also for store second touchdown, plunging otf- conference has the 10th with matinees Satur­ the league’s history, declined to FOUND—Boy’s bicycle, North FORD, 1969 Oalaxie, 4-door Company—Rootling, aiding, al­ today and tied for Uie Austra­ split In either debut Tuesday, acoring 10 ited Iowa for a Big Ten show­ work, part-time morning and teckle. Two pass interce^ims been between Dallas and St. day and Sunday, Nov. 14-15. announce the amount. End area. Owner may claim hardtop, 8 cylinder, radio, terations, additions and re­ afternoon basis. Call 649-4244 by Tim O'Neil set up the second lian Open Golf CSiampionship points. But this was Barnes’ down with pass-master" Qory modeling of all types. Excel­ Louis. Closed-circuit television, port­ The New Ybrk DaUy News, 'rN uaaAv/i by Identifying and paying for heater, automatic transmis- after 6 p.m. tally. with AustraUan Bruce Devlin. first shot at the pros. He Joined OL'PSRMAH Snook. The Hawkeye ace set lent workmanship. 649-6496. able radio transmitters, a stero- however, said it 'bad learned two conference aerial records ad. 643-0762. misslon, yellow with white Three times in the first period Nicklaus picked up four shots on phonlc sound system, a multi- that Ladd’s fine was 3M0 and rooldee Emmette Bryanti Wil­ trim, whitewall tires, excel­ SCREW MACHINE set-up op4 the P ^ fumbled inside me 10- Devlin in the final round for a Life Shortener lis Reed and Howard Komlvas and tied another last week LOST—Lady's pockstbook vi­ unit intercom, a rear-screen Blanda’s 3200. against Purdue. Snook and his lent condition, private owner, RoufinK and Chimneys 16- A erator, experienced with ah> yard line but each time the 72-hole total of 387. "I'd better Just hope to live projector and an IBM time The commissioner said Ladd plus Tom Qola with the score cinity Center Street Laund­ best offer. Can be seen .at 31 craft parts, all benefits. Ap-< Giant defense braced and held. until I'm 50 and forget about tied 85-86, and the rookie-dom­ Browns Out to Protect One Game NFL Lead primary target, Karl Noonan, romat or Mato Street. Con­ clock are required to produce was fined for striking Houaton’s No. 1 pass-catcher In the coun­ Bruce Rd. 649-B692. ROOFINO — Specializing r«- ply Dean Machine Products» As a result of the decision, that 65 business and the pen­ each presentation of Ice Ca- defensive tackle, Ed Hausmann, inated five polled the Knlcka tents valuable to owner. Re­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new 166 AdamS'St., Manchester. both the Pats and Giants com­ sion," cracked-Minnesota Coach out front 91-M with 62 seconds try, tested an Ohio State de­ ward. 643-8980. 1963 CHEJVROLET Impala 2- padee. with a helmet during Sunday’s fense that had yielded only two roofs, gutter work, chimneys pleted the schedule with five Norm Van Brocklln after Viking heated game at Houston tat le ft door Hardtop, aqua, 6 cylinder, cleaned, repaired Aluminum LABORBIRS—We are now hir­ touchdowns In five winning ing for all three shifts. Good srins in six starts. The only Summaries defensive end Jim Marshall had Should the audience sec a which the Chargers held on for Bryant a fomar DePaul automatic transmission, radio, siding. SO years’ experience. loss suffered was against i-un 60 yards the wrong way with star, than took over, thwarting Individuals Gain Spotlight starU. The series stood at 10- Annmmcementi! heater, whitewalls. Tel. 646- pay, vacation with . pay. In­ spotlight focused on a small a 20-17 vlctoiy. 10-2 in favor of the Rose Bowl- Free estimates. Call Howley, the other. The Giants won the a recovered fumble giving San Pblladalphla by staaUng the 0249 between 5-8 p.m. quire to person only. (Tonh.' \ area of the ice while the pro­ Blanda was fined for some bound Buckeyes but Iowa had ELECTROLUX sales and serv 648-5361, 644-8888. first meeting, 18-6. (U) Francisco a safety in Minne­ ball from Paul Neumann with Bi-Producto Hop River Road, duction Is In progress, a saleW outspe^en comments about the won four of the last five lee, bonded repreaentotive. Al 1955 FORD Sunliner convert­ Columbia. ' . f?* O Nlel. Ssn- sota's 27-32 victory. Marshall alert is in operation for the official call on hU field goal at­ 21 seconds le ft Ten seconds FINAL STANDINGS tara, CaJdwell Devsnny.. had to hurdle a 49er to get his games at Iowa City. fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., ible, magnisium lift, oversized I Radio-TV’ Repair Tackles; Bleiler, Hannon, Cum- skaters. The light indicates that tempt in the cloainfi seconds of later he sank one of two foul On Scene in Pro Football Notre Dame, No. 2 In the Manchester, ..644-8141. cam, new transmission, floor Patriots ...... 5 1 .SS3 Hsirlson, Thornton. hands on the loose ball at the an object has fallen on the ice, the game. Otttclals ruled that shots, wound up with the ball Services .. 18 Giants ...... S 1 .833 Guards: Smith, Bourque, Lissote, S.F. 40 and obviously became national ratings, faced a shift, reasonable 649-5798, af-| Anderson, Bailey. and that the area should be Blanda’s kick went wide. after a struggla under the The Packers, bogged down healthy Roger Staubaoh In iU WOOLEN STRIPS for hooked ter 6.p.m. MAN-OVER 18 ' Jets ...... 2 4 .333 confused. 49er center Bruce Bos­ NEW Y o r k (AP) — <^p In the Baatem sector to theA CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv Ceatars: Wolfram. Jim Quaslla. avoided until the obstacle has Place to Oomplala boards and hit for a basket to unbeaten BUla, who wUl meet with a 3-4 record, have doubt- 38th meeting with Navy at and braided rugs. Large var­ E a g le s ...... 0 6 .000 Backs: Jenkins, John Quaglia, ley, trailing the play Just.In case Cleveland will be trying to iety at all times. To pur­ ice, available all hours. Satis­ . , . to learn Downham, Brannick. (teuti. O ^lel- been removed. “If a player, coach or club clinch it Houston on Simday’s three-game ful starters in linCbacker Dave Philadelphia. The Middies’ All- , lisague officials have ruled Marshall’s screaming team­ Len ChappeU was tha high protect its one-game lead chasers of wool, advice and faction guaranteed. Call 649- retail meat business. ly. Beale, Intagllata. mates convinced him to turn official haa a legltlmata com­ program. In the other games, Robinson and end Ron Kramer America quarterback, recover' Trucks—fTaetors 1815. tlw Pats and Giants as eo- Oiaale (#) The top banana of the 35th plaint about game officiating, scorer for the Knlcka with 24 in the Eastern Division of Oakland will be at San Diego ed from a foot Injury, hoped to suggestions on rug mkking shamirions. ^ d s ; Qoingos, Sbaw, B o d ^ s , around, ran up to Marshall in The 'Vikings, who beat the given on Tuesday and Friday Apply to person anniversary edition of Ice Oa- the place for him to file it la points while Johnny Kerr top­ and Denver at Kansas City. scuttle the Irish winning streak 1952 CHEVROLET ton panel, 1 However, there wiU be a Holmes Booke. the end zone and said, "Thank the National League and (Packers earlier without Tommy mornings from 10-12 a.m. IWddes: T. Gursks. B. Person J pades Is the world’s only "chim- «vl^ the commlsaioner’t office,” ped Philadelphia with 18. Cleveland’s Brawns tackle Mason, now have him In the at five. Notre Dame, which rubber, $186 or best of-J Moving— ^Truddng— MEATOWN post-season game between the Phelon, T. Happeny, B. Jarvis, you. We sure appreciated it.” Lend An the Way Buffalo will be guarding its Harry M. Fraser Company, pion” ice skater from the trees laid Foss. their only conquerors, the Pitts­ lineup. held a 27-9-1 series edge needed 295 Broad St.. 643-5170.1 Storage « 20 top two tdubs Friday night at J. Gresel. . .. Bosley later added, "He was of French Equatorial Africa. The Celtics Jumped o ff to a unblemished American League 192 Hartford Road, Manches­ 1216% Silver Lane Guards: K. Kravootka. M. Ita- speechless. Stunned. He didn’t Blanda said after the game burgh Steelefs, \FhUe second- The Slagles still have a g;ood this one to keep pointing to­ r Kebo for the two top clubs. He's Spanky, only Ice-skating 7-0 lead, Detroit pulled up to record, but the pro footbaU fo­ ward Its first perfect season ter, Conn. 1962 CHEVROLET Pickup, half MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught hone. T. Happeny. G. Torsa, Leber. know what to say.” The Irony: that the officials who were In cus this weekend may faU on place St Louis p ^ rs New York. riiot at the Eastern title but Bast Hartford K ickoff will be at 6:15. The Centers: P. Sadlowski, U. Riccio. chimpanzee with a major ioe- 7-6 and then suddenly Boaton since 1949. ton, good mechanical condi­ trucking and package delivery. Just minutes before Marshall :harge were “ the worst In the five individuals who .backed Baltimore’s ' W««tom .Division former Redritin Norm Snead Winner will be crowned town _B a ck s: C. May. B. Champ. B. ‘ iivL. skating show/ had run o ff 11 oonaecutiva leaders are In an enviable posi­ Third-ranked Alabama (6-0) tion, best offer. 643-7778 after! Refrigerators, washers and Sproul. J. Torsa. M. Kelly, S. Car- had hit S.F. quarterback George league.” » Into the spotlight last wefek. will have to win the battle of Peraonan ■nidget champion for 1964. tier. K. Osborne, P. Solomnson. ; “ I” guarantee you the ball )ints behind Tom Heinaohn, tion, going against San Friin- may be without star signal 6. stove moving spicialty. Folding Mira hard, caused him to fum­ swapped quarterbacks. Sonny INSPECTOR — EimerleDced The second game Friday Walsh. More thim four and a half went through,” he went on. ill Russell and Tom Sanders. The quintet cosdikts o f: dsco while their two closest pui^ caller Joe Namath, hobbled chairs for rent. 049- FORD half-ton panel, I night wiU pit the Manchester thousand yaids of material were “Sure, It drifted off to the right gThe lead never waa below six Jim Marshall, Minnesota’s suers, Los Angeles and Detroit, by a knee aliment, for its centrally located, reasonable all benefits. Apply Dean M a­ TD; John Quaglia, Joe Quaglia. fensive b'riid, Carl Eller, had gone victory in their first meeting, good mechanical condition, Pony Red Raiders against the NO FAIR— Y. A. Tittle is hit from behind to pre­ used for the costumes in the Ice after It croesed, but that’s not points after that wrong way runner who recov­ meet head on. Southeastern CJonferenoe battle rates, friendly atmosphere. chine Products, 166 Adams S t, 45 yards for a score with the passing for five touchdowns 643-8201. Painting—^Papering 21 Bast Hartford Ponies. Jcu (n> vent an accurate pass. This is the way foesshave Capades. what counts. It was good when Heinaohn scored 21 points ered a fumble last week and Green Bay will be at Minne­ with Mississippi State. TeL 876-1011. Manchester. Ends; Anderson, Harrison. Wil­ recovery. '' rambled 66 yards i.ito the end nrt his former Philadelphia Mississippi, Its No. 1 pro- The Quaglias, Oirter Reale, son. Deegan. been treating the New York Giants’ quarterback • • • One hundred a n d sixteen It went over. I’m no’ cry baby, for Boston, pne less than Terry sota, Washington at Philadelphia I PAINTINO, EXTERIOR and to- Tim CyNeal, Brannick, John Tacklea: Noske. Duffy. O'Connell, pairs of gloves and 67 wigs are but we got this one stolen from Disdiinger of the Plstona. zone — the wrong end zone — and Dallas at Chicago in the mates. season rating long-gone after a WANTED—Ride to PAW, Bast terior, piaperhimgtog, wall' TRAINEE to asalat manager ia most of this season. Hartford, from vicinity High Shoe Department, no exper­ Hannon, Steve Bleiler and Mike Whalen. Martel. Yeomens. Always a Reason used to complement the more us.” The Royala, avenging their tor a safety. other games. Virus Hits Bears couple of setbacks, and ninth- Auto Driving School 7-A sper removed, diy wall woik- Guards: Piela. Strickland, Van- Lou Michaels, Baltimore’s ed­ ranked LSU tangled In the School to Gate 2, first shift. ience necessary. Blxcellent op­ Borque starred for the Fats hone. Dingwell The Cleveland Browns Inter­ than 500 costumes In the spec­ T.^At was banished Just be- only lose of the aeaaon, moved The Browns and Steelen have The Bears, tied with the 49ers easonable ratea. Bank financ­ y " ucated toe, who stirred some 50th renewal of one of -the 643-7247. ^ LEARN TO DRIVE — Special I portunity for advancement. while Oiuck May, Bill Damp, Centers; T)fni cepted three passes and recov­ tacular show. The total num­ fors halftime in the game when ahead to.aUy when Robertson met once this season with Pitts­ at 2-6 In the West, have been ing arranged. Fully insured. Byair," Pfela. ered three fumbles, two of sank two foul ahota with 6:06 trouble in the Colts’ camp when fiercest rivalries on record. The attention to nervous and eld-1 Apply Manager^ Shoe Draart- Bin Sproul, Mike Kelly and ramo. ^Seventh Annual Sports Night ber of beads, jewels, sequins, a fight broke out and brought burgh winning on a 200-yard day hit by the -virus and will be up Free estlmatea. 649-9668, Jo­ them for fourth-period touch­ remaining for a 111-109 lead. be stayed out after the curfew, "Tigers will be out to avenge erly. (Jlaasroom for teen-agers.] seph P. Lewis. ment, Orandway Storey Park- Steve CXrtier were stickouta Eagles (S> etc. used on the'coetumee comee a half dozen players from each by John Henry Johnson and a against a Cowboy outfit that Pickup service. Day or eve­ downs, last week in their 42- to 2,258,260. To take the fig­ Then, with 27 seconds le ft Rob­ injured his ribs in a car crash, 6-1-4 umbrCUa defense that last year’s 37-3 loss. Florida, Automobiles For Sale 4 ade Manchester. ior the Giants. Ends: Marceau. Goodrow, Cocker- side into the fracas. showed It could roll lari week ning lessons. Reasonable ratea. ham. Berube. 20 -victory over the New York ure further, there were 2,121,- A San Diego spokesman ertson provided tha winning and then waa fined. spiked the Cleveland attack. No. 10 in the Associated Press EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ Once again the Jets had >ust behind Don Meredith. NEED CART Your credit turn­ Manchester Driving Academy, DRILL PRESS operator, ex- Tackles- Moore Wertsler. Andreo, Giants. Said Brown Coach r o o o beads and sequins, 20,000 quoted the e-foot-9, 320-pound points with a basket Jimmy Brown, Cleveland’s rankings after a three-point ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- too much for the Kagies. Herdlc. Linz, Bouton, Farrell George Mira, San Francisco’s The Patriots, chasing the ed down? Short on down pay­ 742-7240. perienced with KUrcraft parta, Guards: Miimey, Hickey, Hayden. Blanton Collier: "Good fortune rhinestones, 37,260 Jeweled Ladd aa saying it all started Behind Robertson for the rookie quarterback, who be­ great ground gainer, goes Into loss to Alabama last week, met hanging. Celltogb. EToors. Fully Jack Ryan tallied twice and Bills In a close Eastern Division ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ Insured. Workmanship guar­ all benefits. Ap ply Dean MA'^ Smith. always enters Into any fumble stones, and 90,000 epangles. when John Wlttenbom of the Roy^ were Wayne Embry came a stonii renter when his the game needing only 14 yards Auburn In another SEC head­ Brian Sullivan once. Charlie Centers: Owenaon, Siefert, Dodge. AEL scramble, will rely heavily sion? Don’t despair I Bee Hon­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6826. chine Products,: L66 Adama S t, recovery, but I like- to think Oilers hit Ladd when he was with 24 points and Jerry Lucas college coach at Miami, Andy to become the first 10,000-yard liner. Scott picked up two successful Bnderlin. on Babe Parllli to bombard a est Douglas Inqidre about tow- If no answer, 648-9048. Manchester. Backs; jWIrtella, Tsdford. litxger- Speak Here Nov. 24 that there Is also a certain Most of the skaters In Ice d o w n .------with 31. Bob Pettit waa high Gustafson, said he was getting rusher In NFL histc^. Arkansas, No. 4 In the nation ast down, smallest. payments Garage—Service- two-point conversions. Ryan ald. Woods. • Jets’ defensive secondary de­ amount of planning that has Capades use three pairs of cus­ 'Wlttenbom denied it and for the Hawks with 84. “ completely crummy” treat­ The (Jardlnals will tackle the after six straight victories, In­ anywhere. No small loan or fi­ Storage" JeU .r ^ X ...... « 0 i I » pleted by Injuries. INTERIOR and axtorior paint­ passed and ran wM hi pacing TD; Suluvan, Byan (2). Distinct Yankee flavor will mark the seventh annual ; preceded any action by our spe­ tom-made boots In a year. Hie pive this account of what oc- Tonights achedula will be ment from the 49ers. ’’ Giants without receiver Soiuiy cluding a decision over then- nance company plan. Douglas ing, wallpeper removed, tolto the win. OARAGE FOR CAR, boat or PAT: SeSB <•). Masonic Sports Night program at the Masonic Temple,' cial teams. We try decperatdy boots cost between 378 and 3100 cunnd: watched for the. > long-awaited Ernie Ladd, the huge defen­ Randle, who is lost for the sea­ The Bills, 7-0 aivd the only top-ranked Texas, sought to Motors, 883 Mato. Insured. R ^ Belanger. 643^ BRIDGEPORT AND to instill a certain amount of a pair. The blade la attached to “Husmann loet hia helmet return of WUt Chamberlain, the son. Besides their passing at­ undefeated team in either protect Its Southwest Confer­ storage. 148 Cooper Hill St., 0612 or 8444804. Tuesday night, Nov. 24. Phil Linz, who received more j sive tackle wIm was fined by IMS BUICK 2-door sedan, Manchester, $7. Call Glaston­ pride in our special units. We the boot andi4(enerally laats for and Ladd grabbed It and Jump- San Frandaoo Warriors 7-foot- the American League Friday for tack, the St. Louis offense has league, have never beaten the ence lead against the under­ JIG BORE MEN publicity because of his harmonica playing Incident standard shift, $100 or best bury, 638-9067. INSIDE and outside painting. ask them to cover their kick­ a year — blades range In eoet id on Ed and started bMtlng 1 ace who has been sidelined striking Houston’s Ed Husmann been strengthened by Impressive Oilers at Buffalo. This figures manned but always dangerous than hia playing on the field,<-> offs and punts aggressively and from 330 to 340 each. him over the head with i t ” with an inflamed pancreAs. The rookie runner WilUe Crenshaw. to be a passing battle with the Aggies. Texas, No. 6 and beaten offer. Call 649-1984 after 5 You imme your own price. righthemded pitcher'Jim Bou­ with a helmet daring last Sun­ p.m. 649-7803. 876-8401. hope that in this manner they Wlttenbom then said that Warriors are at home to Balti­ day’s game. Oolto Riding High Bills’ duo of Jack Kemp and only by Arkansas, had a SlVC 60 hoar week. BOWLING ton and Jackie Farrell of the will force a fumble ahd recov­ Houston tackle Bud McFaddln more. The Colts, riding high on the Daryle Lamonica matching date with Southern k|pQ)a!ll8t. RAMBLER, 1968, 4-door sedan, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 promoUonal staff will'speak. er.” One of the Browns’ TDs George Blanda, veteran Hous­ efforts of Johnny Unitas, Lenny PAINTINO and paperiiangtog, Annual Meeting tried to cover Husmann’s head I In other games, Cincinnati ia strikes with Blanda. Point for Upset V-8, standard, overdrive. 649- ood work, reasonable rates, Apply, in person Howard Waddell, general wasWHO un on a uianiGiant kickoffhichoii return.reium. | » ^ ■» with ,hls bare hands “ to k eep , at Boston, Detroit at S t Louia ton quarterback whose fine for Moore and cohorts, figure to 1962 TRIUMPH, 500 cc. very the post-game comments he The chargers lead the West­ Missouri, hoping to get the 8913. f0 years In Manchester, your 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. chairman, made the announce­ Charles Scales, seldom heard of ‘ A t C O U ntT V i vJU D Ladd from caving it In.” I and New^York at Philadelphia. have little dlfflctoty with the ern Division with a 4-2-1 rec­ upset It almost picked up last good condition. Asking $660. neighbor Is my recommenda­ ment. nuule about an official call on 49ers. San Francisco has .lost 643-0748. because he is the reserve full- i _ 7^------^------•,------r— ord. The Raiders, however, have year, engaged powerful Nebras­ l i i i VALIANT, V200, 2-door, tion. Raymond Flske, 649- back behind Jim Brown, ran a one of his field goal attempts three In a row Xnd slipped Into G.T.K CORP. For Farrell, It will be his Set for Nov. 19 been strengthened by Billy Can­ ka, No. 6, in a Big Eight scrap heater, radio, automatic trans­ 9287. 82.00 Per Person fumble recovery In for the Was announced at ttiST same time a tie for the cellar. mission, excellent condition third appearance on a Masonic as Ladd’s. non and have scor^ 83 points The TTgers Just missed taking 678 Tolland S t East Hartford show. The little, white-haired score. The other was on a lEast Hosfs Pulaski Today^ Baltimore may well be watch­ throughout. 649-0386. Business Services scrimmage play when defensive Annual meeting of the Man­ Vfhlle aU five wlU have to ing the Rams-Liona battle. The in their last two games. the Cktmhuskers in 1963, losing Electrical Services 22 guy, who has a thousand stories, wait until Sunday to try and -by a point. Nebraska, winner of Offered has been a hit in both past ap­ end Paul Wlggln recovered. It chester (Country Club will take teams played to a tie earlier The Broncos are 1-6 but their 1962 RED SUNRCioF Volks­ make -.amends, the pro sched­ 13 straight, shared the confer­ BILLIARDS pearances, including last year was the second TD of Wiggin’s place Thursday night, Nov. 19 Indians Idle iorQneWeek biit Loe Angelee will have No. lone victory was ag[alnst the wagen, radio, heater, white- LAWNMOWER•WER aharpentog; I FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt WANTED—Man for laundry at the clubhouse. ule opens tonight with the Bos walls, and many extras, orig­ service’ on all types of eioc when he carried the ball along career. The others: Against the 1 quarterback Roman Gabriel Chiefs. Len Dawson, who saw ence lead at 3-0 with Kansas, a pairs, sales, rotor bla rad dry cleaning route, salary,, Giants at Yankee Stadium, on The nominating committee has ton Patriots meeting the-New limited action last week, should top-heavy favorite over Kansas inal owner, mint condition. Call sharpened; bicycle sales. trical wiring. Uceiued and m' rad commission. Also man for' with Joe Pepitone of the Yanks proposed the following slate: Hartford County ^visiting Generals if they are to York Jets In a key American this time while Detroit will be after 6 p.m., 648-6497. mired. Wilson Electrical Co., and Carl Yastrzemskl oft the an interception in 1960. without the services of signal- be able to go all the- way for State today. Ice. Manchester (Jycle inside work mornings, 8-12.,^ Ray Warren, president; Gene W. L come out on the long end of League clash. Georgia Tech, Independent 149 W. lOddla Manchester, 649-4817. 648-1888. Boston Red Sox. caller Earl Morrall. Kansas City at quarterback. 1962 FORD Oalaxie 6 0 ^ 2 door M. Apply New System Laundiy, u Whether it’s straight bil­ Davis, first vice in-esident; Ma­ Pulaski ...... 2 0 0 the score. The Patriots are the runners and unbeaten In six starts after 2098. Harrison St. As usual, a dinner will be Great Asset rio Boccalatte, second vice pres­ Penney ...... 3 1 0 hardtop. Blue and white, 8 cyl­ liards or pocket billiards, served at 7 o'clock. The winning TD pass In the splitting with the Soudieastem inder standard shift with over­ Floor FlnlKhing. 24 ident; Rocco Alexander, third East (Jatholic...... 1 1 0 OCIL 8)Itendln^ Conference, played' Atlantic TYPEWRITERS — Standard I PART-TIME graeral a^rvlcaS enjoy an. ev«iing with the Tickets are now on sale and Redskins’ 27-20 victory over vice president. South CathoUc...... 0 1 0 drive. Radio and heater, new and electric. Repaired, over­ man. Must be able'to work may be purchased from Frank Coast, Conference leadj^ Duke, white-wall tires. In excellent FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh' gang or your date at Man­ the Chicaga Bears was caught Board of directors: Leon Northwest CathoUc .0 8 0 Maloney ...... 5 0 0 hauled, .crated. Adding ma-j during day rad 'Saturdaya. l Gakeler at the Park Hill-Joyce 4-0-1. The eight-ranked Yellow condition.. $1500. Owner to tog (specializing to older chester’s and finest by Washington tight end Pres­ Beauchesne, Tom Faulkner, Championship could be decid­ Wethersfield ...... 4 1 0 Parilli Main Ifope chines rentqd\ and repaired. floora) Waxing floors. Paint Call 649-9528, Goodyear S e rv V Florist'. I PHIL LINZ ton Carpenter, acquired In a Jackets Md Blue Devils have service. 649-2003.' Pickup and'delivery service. billis^ hall. Earl Anderson, Walteir Fergu­ ed in the Hartford County CoQ- Conard ...... 3 1 0 tog. Ceilings. Paperiiangtog. ice Store, 713 Mato St trade from Pittsburgh Just be­ son, Ned Creed, Vic D iley and split 30 previous decisions and Yale Typewriter Service. 649-j feienoe footbaU meeting at Mt. P la t t ...... 8 1 0 tied once in their long series. 1961 CHEVROLET, i White, 4- No Job too smalL John ver- FRIDAY’S FIGHTS fore the start of the season. Jim Melley. WlUlamHaU ..../...2 2 0 faille. 649-6760. Maine Favored Nebo Field in Manchester to­ Oregon’s Bob Berry, who has door, 6 cylinder automatic, ex­ “ One of Carpenter’s greatest The nominating committee day when East CathoUc hoAts Windham ...... 3 3 0 cellent condition, very clean. assets,” says Redskin QMch Bill Of Patriots vs. Jets tossed 13 touchdown passes In LAWN M.1WERS—Sharpened SYRA(3USE, N.Y. — Billy An­ cmisists of John Munger, chalr- Pulaski High of New Britain. Manchester ...... 1 4 0 648-9953. AMHERST, Mass. (AP) — MePeak, “ Is that he runs his leading the seventh - ranked rad repaired, winter s t o ^ e .l Bonds—Stocks— derson, 138 y, Doylestown, Pa., nnn, Fred Baker, Henry Rock­ Kickoff will be at 1:30. Bristol Central...... 0 4 0 Manchester Bowling Green Maine’s defending champions patterns 106 per cent arid does Ducks to a 6-0 mark, faced Sales and service — Ariens, 9T C laim - outpointed Billy Backus, 140V^, well, William Bengston and Tuck Pulaski, 4-1 overall and 2-0 in Bristol Eastern ...... 0 4 0 VOLKSWAGEN, 1956, new mo­ Snowbirds, also rental equip- ______WOrtg^gOS______^ are favored to repeat in the CJanastota, N.Y. 10. i so on every play aa If he were Foster. NEW YORK (AP)—The Boston Patriots, t^ing to Stanford’s Ray Handley, the , I 634 CENTER STREET wt ADAMS STREET conference play, is a solid fa­ Manchester High Is idle this tor, very clean, $696. After 6 Yankee Conference cross coun­ LOS ANGELES — Adolph the primary receiver. He epito­ The meeting will be preceded week. The Indians return to ac­ catch unbeaten Buffalo in the Amencan Pootba 1 country’s No. 3 ground-gainer, p.m.. 649-7716. ' SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- try competition today. A wide- Pruitt, 138, Los Angeles, out' mizes the real pro. A real quar­ by a dinner at 7 o’clock. Vic vorite to cUp the Eagles wings. ^ute 83, Vernon, 87M609. | limited united funds available for secsee- Representative : E ast 1-1 tat league play, and 8- tion Saturday afternoon against League’s Eastern Division title chase, meet New York in a Pacific Athletic Conference Manchester. Ehcchrage—Enter- open battle for individual hon­ pointed^ergio Gomez, 136, Mex' terback always knows where Benettl, club manager, Is now game. The Indians haven’t de­ 19S6 BUICK Riviera Hardtop, ond mortgages,- payments to 2 overall will need their top ef­ Hauqilgh ^ West Hartford at excellent condition, new tires prise 1046. ors Is expected ico, 10. Carpenter is:- S t Louis re- handling reservations. tonight with veteran quarterbac:k Babe Parifij expected feated Oregon since 1956 but suit your Midget. Expedient fort of the season against the Memorial Field at 1 o’qlpck. and battery, $350. Tel. 876' Multiple Une company. Bx>j * to bombard the JeU lnjury-ri4-|> j^^gue’s No. i ground gain- they could scramble the Rose SHARPENING Service — Saws, service. J. O. R ^ t y . 648-6129. a Harlem'Magicians Bthoked Boston Is In second place In Oregon State, 6-1, and South good condition, one owner, Interest only. E. C. Sollmene. ary open. Company car fur- ^ He leads the league with 15 the East with a 6-1-1 record $395 or best offer. Tel. 876- Mato St., Manchester. Hours Broker, 367 Oakland S t, 643- em California, who share the daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ nlshe^ territory east of c touchdown passes — only-three but cannot overhaul Buffalo PAC lead with the Ducks, play­ 9876. 2214. away from his personal high — day 7-4. 648-7968. Connecticut River. . To Ploy[ Ellington High even if the Bills lose to Hous­ ed Washington State and Save 40% "50% and wlU benefit from the re­ ton. The Bills are 7-0. the only 1958 THUNDERBIRD, white, A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Washington, respectively, while good condition. $800. Call REPAIRS on all makes of re­ of your finances will make FREE WHEELS turn of top receiver Art Gra­ undefeated team In either pro | frigerators, washers, ranges, Send resume to Box A, UCLA’s Lw ry Zeno and CaTi PRO-FOOTBALL A basketball team capable o f^ a n ’t be entertained thoroughly ham. Storra 429-6348. more of your Income available league. The JeU are 8-2-1. BUY 2 SNOW TIRES (Traig Morton tangled in anoth rad divers. All oil burners for personal use. Lump debc Herald. scoring at will against the tough- by tha brand of basketball this “He’s having a real hot year,” cleaned rad serviced. All work TIRES - - - TUBES club can play and the type of er test of top quarterbacks. Into one monthly payment of AT REGULAR PRICES eet defenses In the nation, and agrees JeU’ Coach Weeb Ew- 1966 (JHEVRpLBTv 4-door, guaraniteed. te Oosma Appliance SATURDAY NIGHT-OCT. 31 clean comedy It pc^ucea Bowling Syracuse, Jolted by Oregon $22.26 for each thousand dollars An equal opportunity eHH| able to throw in a generous bank. “ Our Job will be to stop State last Saturday, and Pitt good condition, calK 649-9970. Service, 606 Crater. 640-0066. Including repayment ovet five through most of a contest, you his passes and keep Glno ,Cap- plqyer. | lATTERIBS DRAKE U N IN « measiure of clean, classy come­ don’t n e ^ to go to a show . . . met In x struggle for Eastern 1060 MQA Sportater Convert­ YOU ARB A-1! Truck is A-1! years. Frank Burke, 246'6897, GET 2 NEW WHEELS FREE pelletti on the other side of the OONSTRUOnON — Archie Ccmnecticut M ortg a g e Ex­ dy — the Harlem Magicians — you should go to your doctor.” supremacy. It matched Panther ible, blue, as is $695. After 6, Cellars, attics, trash, small 6 0 .” LarocheUe 139-163— 423, Ernie passer Fred Mazurek against change. 16 Lewis St.. Hartford, AC PLU«S CHAMPION PUIOS (Combining aooring abUtty with CappeUetti Is the PaU’ field call 289-9006. trucking dune A-1 right! Call will entertain court fans of the Oakman 147—409, Nendo An­ backfleld stars Floyd Little and 148-2928, Tremano Trucking Conn. CHARTER OAKS magnificent ball handling and goal specialist and the league’s EXPERIENCED service staUod area at Ellington High School num 163—396. Jim Aceto 139— Jim Nance. 1950 VOLKSWAGEN, 2-door Service. SKALB) MAMS LIE HLTERS rebounding supplied by such leading scorer with 77 polnU. help, part-time rad ftiU-timA PERMANENT ANTI-FllEEZE Saturday afternoon, Nov. 9 In 386, Jack Talley 160—378, The Yale-Dartmouth classic sedan, radio, heater. $850?' giants as 64 Swsetwator CUften He has made 17 out of 2&fleW George Catalano 376, BUI Shee- Help Wanted— Feipale 35 Apply to person, Wyman’s OU a oonteat with the Manchester shaped up as a fight for survi­ Phone 649-1914. LAND CLEARING, tree re­ TRANSMISSION FLUID MOTOR OILS vs of CSiicago and 64 Willie Mur- goals and Is 20-for-20 in the key 166—866, Dick Buckley 139 moval, and chain saw - work. Co., 24 Mato St., Mancheater| Full Strsngth, Anti-Rust GsL Green Manore. This gim a is reU of Kansas Stats OoUege, the val in the Ivy League race EXPERIENCB3D saleslady for being sponsored by the Ellington extra point department. —366, Lou Damato 361, Dennis 1960 RENAULT, Mlchelto-X. A. Uglchaud, 742-8096. IUnHoHn’ Anti-Riist Rodfotor Sewlsr 1.39 Magicians have literally over­ ParlUl and CappeUetti com­ Bhont-nmning Princeton figur­ tires, $235. Need college fumlB. 1^ - ■- ■ ■ fine specialty store to Man­ Education Association for tha Boxx 147. chester, full-time, good start­ powered classy teams through­ bined to beat the Jets the first ed to beat Brown and neither 648-9248. ^ STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone scholarship fund. ing sala^. CaU 643-2128, Mrs. ClwoiMr VotfiMW RfifHiIntiifi out the United States, Csnsds time they met this season 26-10 COUNTRY OLUR—Carl Bo- -the Eli, 2-0-1 In the conference, walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- BOSTON SWEEPERS Tbs Magleians wrap up a big Mexico. Puerto Rloo, and U.S nor the Indians, 2-1 could af­ 1952 STUDBBAKER Com­ racee, hatchways, dry wells. Hills, tor ^>pototment WANTED with the Babe throwing a pair Un 136—880, Jack Harvey 160, Viigln islands. * EARLY BIRD SPECIALS sntertalnment package in one of touchdown passes and Cap- Bundl Tarca 147—387. Vln Bog- DOUBLE TROUBLE ford a letdown. mander, 4-door, V-8, good run- All concrete repitin. Reason­ WHHLS SOS AU CASS ning second car. Call 649- able. 648-0861. MATURE WOMAN wanted 4 admlaatOB price because every They’U make upearancea this pelletti kicking four field goals. ginl 146—362, Harry Mathlason — ^Peter Snell, Olympic« Other major games included days a week to care for one man on thu Marques Haynes- aeaaon to New York’s Madison 1684 6.70x15 $12.90 7.50x14 $14.95 Parilli figures to have things 366, Stan Hlllnskl 368, Ray defending Big Ten champion II- an- ebUd rad do housework, trans­ MEAT GUTTEh DILLON STADIUM. HARTFORD owned group of roundball sty- Square Gtorden, Boaton Garden, gold medalist in the GRANDFATHER clocks, 7.10x15 12.90 easier this time since Vince DellaFera 364, BUI Davta 137— ninols against current co-leader 1968 OPEL 2-door, $175; 1959 tique clocks rad chimes re- portation required. References. PERMUmiT ANTI-FREEZE 8.00x14 16.95 llsta Is without a pear in the and in such major as Bal­ Turner has Joined MarshaU 356, Tom Conran 866, Joe Kris- 800 meter run as well Purdue; West Virginia against 644-0607, evenings. Fun-ttme. 6 days GAME TIME 8:15 game. Ford 4-door wagon, $295; sell p r a r ^ CaU 649-4976 anytime. 7;60x15 14.90 8.50x14 18.95 timore, Washtogton, O.C., Hous- Starks on the sldeUne* with in­ tof 361, Jtton Rloder 870, Char­ as the 1,600 meter run, Kentucky; North Can^a either and keeping other. 18 Good salaiy mad be fWr rULL STI^NGTH—ANn-BUST g | Baynes, the drabbling wisard Caty. Los Angeles. lie Whalen 898, Ken Bennett Georgia; Aim y-Iowa State; HA'VB SMALL pickup truok- m a t u r e QIRL to oare for two right man. Tiektts ovolkibl* at DlUon Stadium Box Oflka 8.00x15 14.90 6.50x11 12.95 trim can litaks a baU becoms juries and left two vital spoU has a new goal — to Jordt Street (148-8840. Dallas, cailcago, At . Lotos, Sy­ weakened In the New York de­ 367, Fred Baker 368. CklahomapColorado and Okla­ Attloa and odlam cleaned. children, ages 6 and 7, while pari of either hand as te di- racuse and Tulsa. ^ run a mile in 3:50. 1957 PONTIAC atotion wagon, RuVUab removed. Reeaooable. mother works. OWn tranapor- OaUtaiwcM M doy ovtning from 7 to 9. recta It around and through an fensive backfleld. Also missing homa Btate-Tulaa. to p ^ UP >a locord of over i In the JeU’ lineup will be de­ KAFFKE KLATOHERS — $150, 818 Autumn 8 t after 4 Can 649*1048. tation or live in. 64E-107X oppoaiM pisysr has surroiinded 2 ,W rictorlas against only ^ BA DART LEAGUE ------J pm . fensive end Jerry Phllbl.'a Beverly Krut 176, Alice Chit- Braves 26-15, Tigers 24<16, ~ - HOtiBBKEBPBIt, two ad^ts, UMMOim ALL DAY SATURDAY a DISCOUNT mmaalf with masters of the setbacks to 11 seasons, tlM Ms- tick 178-464, CeU Dion* 181, Bx-Cardtoal Larry Jackaon WA8H1MO, MAC l i i k DISCOUNT court hi iwcl) stars as Josh Ort* gtotons have played to sfverto PatrioU’ defense — tops Dodgem 24-16, Rad Soix 21-19, lad tha major laaguea to vlc- 1964 NASH Ambaaaador, low Pjdred. R i^ , and Bolton area, live to. CaU 648- i s u H ALLING SPORT SHOP In MANCHESTER der, famous ssLabot artiat and milUon patrons of tha oeurt to the league against rushing — PIsatw 19-21, Tankeea 17-28, toriaa tbia year, winning 26 mlleaga, fo o d tlraa, wlntorliad, K en n ora .' A !k goamar 6167 aftar 6 pm. or aBytbaa STATION "^STATION Boh (Trick) woods, ptay-mfikar to 47 stotas and four na- WWto 0OK M-Mi .Olaiits M-M. gaaiM tor tbaM Cbleago Ckna. H90. ^ eiB Blit. tMd. Can mums. 644lML CALL THB OAKS OFFICE 525-2121 FOR dskisa and einhpdy artist har^iHUinln# Itott B ldi*h*oii m m e t c s n t b r sr.-«a.(M : ADVANCE 'nCKET SALES 451 WEST CENTER S T ^4t.tttt Aa MI6 aastsri> ■portF'^ Oaiaa ttosa at ■ WMneii m a. bmmkmi ot Uni 8-41. TlokM la S W toS S aa ai .1 e i^ psrf^lfoanoe: "If "yw at any schools. I . yv I' ■} . - f t k- MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALDT/MANG^TEbC OONn !, SATUBDAY. C^TOBER 81. 1964 \

72 HANCHBSTEB-EVENINQ HERALD, ICANCHESTER. OONN^ SATURDAY, QCTOBSR 81, 1964 FAGB IBLEVEN^ Wanted—Ta Boy 58 THERE DUGHTA ]^E A LAW By FAGALT sM SHORTEN Ho HANOH, 8 1 4 'rooma, BsatM.ta m x a a r o o m , raimd landt, H«nisw For Sak 72 CASH XMMaDXATBLT We the toi^ In a banttful wood­ HwsesFir 8tk n 72 HtalMSM PWr ask 72 Snbsrbaa For flak 78 Subarban For Sale 75 buy anjrthiim trooi a pin to two yaafs old. laiga A n d o ije r I f TMe ILIGHTEfiT 0RI22LE she*ll w r ten mour« inna room with finplaoa. ed nehftborbood, . Just off tow PRICED two familyl Radio Today 1 battleahip. lAed furniture and B irr m o d ^ n Route 10. House two 8 bed- Ma n c h e s t e r — nrst offor- MANCHESTER—7 room modi­ INVESTMENT opportunity— BOLTON — 7 room ranch on CLARK ROAD in Wu>ping. appliances. Aak for Mr. Rea^ TEENELIA REFU6E6 ID lUDOS PQOM FREEZIN* T3REINT R)R ONE OllMPSE 0A«* Utehan With builMiia, fomlly Asking 918,000 for this nice­ ing. Seven room home with fied Caps on tree ihaded tot Two family 4-4, plua brick noma, batba, I m rw - ly located 2 family on West four acras. Three car Custom built 6 room Ranch. ^>ead^r Found 6 4 ^ 8 ^ 249-47M. THE ^MIUV NI6T «« YEAH,YEAH,SIAH- mom, 4 or 6 btoioom s, bweee ra n ge. oU heat, city IH battle, firsplaos, EhHag store, convenient neighbor­ Tsattoa room, m Uo, la ife lot, Side. Needs some work, priced outbulldid ln n Ideal forfKmwei______A nal nice home. Three be$l- :00 Chip ____ hot watar boat, garaga, 9M,900. utilities, good condition room, fa n ^ Idtclwi. garage, hood. Oroae income 9297 per eftc. Vacant Owner very anx- :06 ^ Nettle__ PbUbtlek AgMHy. 6IMi66. 117,900. Philbrlck Ageaqr, accordingly. Excellent rooms, carpeting, fireplace For Scout Troop HAVE A MEAETMOMfC 649% 6L thiwighout, priced at only paneled dan, oil hot water month. 919,900 for immediate lous. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, and finished recreation room, :0U Chip TboBiipeoa ADVERTISING Rooms Wltnoot Board 59 tunlty to live rent free, 916,300. Charles Lenerance. heat plastered walls, reason­ .06 Dies Robtnsea CiMJTOOTOTWTO fiore Agency, 643-8121. sale. E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649-1577. watar softener, half acre tot. :00 News. Man Oft ,lNF0URtN*RAIN!XUv SPLIT LEVEL—T rootna, 1% 649-7620. ably priced. Owner trans­ 649-6061. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- A full year of- activity for ^ t r a a y - ^ CLAEBIFIBD ADVBqaSING O ^ . HOURS FURNISHED roMn, Ught ROUTE 6 BOLTON — TWO :IM Jack Anders thaw MY HAlRf lU MANCHESTER baths, modem kttobew with ST. J^CBS PARISH — Six MANCHESTER — Investina^ ferred. 649-7757. 1577. Andover Boy Scout Troop 134 ' t AJL' to 6 PAL housekeming. private en­ bullt-lns, dining room, fam­ [uuoinut — investment acree of wooded land plus a 8 seems assured a result of :;00 Ifele vi. Dartneoth trance. Lady only. One min­ .A:AT1CH COLO! ‘ room Ciqw, 9 bedroonu, 1% property *—for •bargain------huntars,------Manchester room stons house with a three -.00 Fred Swanson Shew ily room, fun basamenh l- baths, heated rec room, mod­ Wednesday’s mMting at the :S0 Devs Arthur Mow ute from Main S t TeL 649- Now 8 room axecutivs Co­ c w garage. 923.M0. 8 family, 4-8-6, fully occupied, car garage, all for 914,000. Lo­ Hebron 1:00 Slen Off 01 ern kitchen, newly redec­ good Income, good location, U.S. GRADE “ A " Congregational \(3hurch. The OOPT aXKiING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 7969 After 5. lonial, built by U A R that brick Agency. 849-8464. ^ cated above Munson's Candy troop now has a new scout lead­ offers 2H baths, spacious orated inside and out. Im­ 914,900. Wolverton Agency, OPPORTUNITY •mo-ieoo Shop. House needs a com­ JACK AND JILL er, Vlfilliam Tucker of Rock- MOHDiA* Ikra nUDAt MiM AJU-«ATVBDA» t AJL THE THOMPSON House. Got living room with central TSANCWnaTER—Luxurloua E mediate occupancy. Ibrime lo­ Realtor. 649-2818. plete redecorating, but has :00 News cation. Call owner, 648-8682. Custom built 8 room Ranch win love thla home. One ledge Dr. ;1S UConn vs. New HsmpsMro. Street, centrally located, fiiwmacs, kitchen with bedroom ranch, 3 full baths, ^to buy a breath-taking, with Blue Rlbfwn address. new weU, septic, etc. T. J. 1:00 Uonllor laiige pleasantly himlshed MANCHESTER — 150x300 lot, jrou can afford now, one' Seven men volunteered to TOOK OOOraBATION WILL Early American cabinets, maintenance free redwood ex- MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, quality built 8 room Ranui This home not built but Oroekett Rector, Oa-1877. 1:00 News. Wssthsr, Sports rooms, peuklng. Call 649-3358 and complete bullt-lns, terior, family room with fire­ ly r e trees, high slsvation, with an the extras. Two you can be proud of. This serve as assistant leaders: 1:30 Monitor DIAL 643-2711 m : : ' dining room, large living room, clean 6 room Cotonlal. 2-ear engineered by craftsmen 4 room doll house Ranch Hootenann; for overnight and permanent large formal dining room, place, acenic acre lot, A Must fun baths, 8 fireplacea, with all quality features. BOLTON — Excellent 6 room Richard Estabrook, Ralph Mills, 0:30 Spectrum8pi guest rates. 9 beebnoms, screened porch, rvage, 914,000. Carlton W. Ranch, basement garage, fire­ features fireplace, garage also a family room or den, See for the quality conscloua. spacious family room, com­ Won’t last at 921,900. Call Lucas Moe, John McGuire, Elu- :00 News 1-car garage, near bus and HutchlM Agency, Realtors. place, combination windows, A wall to wall carpeting. gene Schwanke, James Tymon, _:16 Sports final 3-car garage, and many Hayes Agency. 648-4808. shopping, 916,800. Philbrlck plete maintenance-free red­ Roger Walker 649-5306. 1:30 Starllfbt Serenade PLEASANT room for gentle­ more features 'that make 649-SISL doors, approximately % acre A t 912,900. Call C. Al­ and David Yale. man. parking, 21 Edmund St. Agency, 649-8464. wood exterior. An this set 1:00 Slxn Off this truly a fine home. Lo­ MANCHESTER — Beautiful on a professlonany land­ lot, good location, ,>|ulck oc­ brecht BOW 649-5306. Tucker haa had long experi­ 643-8203. OH room ranch, 'fireplace, ga­ Spaotoua I cupancy. Priced at cmly 918,- WFOF—14M Hdp Wanted— Mala 36 Articles For Sale 45 __ cated in the Porter Street shaded 6 room Colonialoionlal min one scaped sceiric acre lot. CaU Barrows £ Wallace ence In scouting. He served In area. For appointment to rage, large lot, full price 910,- now. 000. Charles Lesperancs, 649- a leadership capacity tor 38 1:00 Jim' HcLauablla LAROE furnished light house­ o f Manchester's finest areas. Manchester Parkade, 7620. Barrows £ Wallace 7:110 Ken Oriffln PART-TIMK Job aasiatlof 800 CEDAR clothes line poles, keeping room with cooking see call Robert D. Mur­ 600. Mancheater—exceptional Includes breueway and 3-ear Manchester 649-5306 years, mostly in the Buffalo, B:0n Oaks vs. Swaepera . rout* ulestnan to service cus­ many sizes, InaUdled. Also saw dock. ranch, 2H bathe, S-zooe hqat, Manchester Parkade, N. Y., aAa. 1:00 Ken Orlffin facilities, electric refrigerator, FOR SALE garage. 9 very lerge bedrooms, BOLTON LAKE — Pour room Manchester' 649-5306 3.00 Sal LaRoaa tomer accounts. Pleasant, rig and hydraulic truck jack. lAdy only. 643-6388. tremendous heated rec room IH batha formal dintng room, Re^straUon night for the 649-1853. HAYES AGENCY year 'round home, generous dean outdoor work. Bam 92 plua laundry room, optional FORMER LOCATION OF family slzs kitchen, 2F living room sizes, 3 . bedrooms, troop will be next Wednesday WINf—USO per hour for 15 hours weekly. THE HILLIARD House, super­ /0-tl U & R REALTY CO., INC. glaased porch or garage, in­ room with fireplace. Owner COVENTRY—Twin Hills Drive, at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. Boys 2:10 Weekend Greater RArtford TWO COPPER boilers, one 30 648-4808 75x150 lot,, pays for itself, 1:30 Notre Dsune vs. Navj CaU 628-6686 or 242-7598 be­ ior accommodations, large new law setup, large lot, many moviim out of town wants fast 910,900. Wolverton Agency, 5 room ranch, large tot, 915,- between 11 and 15 years of age 6:60 Sports TMzest tween 6-9 p.m. gallon, one 40 gallon. Cast furnished rooms, kitchen priv- 643-2692 extras, full price 921,000. Over PBRRETTT ft GLENNEY 900. Goodchlld-Bartiett, Real' are eligible. Fathers are asked iron sink, 16x24. 121 Park jh u th itb - sals. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Realtor, 649-2818. 8:00 Nows _ . . ilege.s, lounge, TV garages. 100 more llstlnge, all price ■ tor, 649-3818. tors. 989-0930, 643-4348. to accompany each boy who Is 8:30 Weekend Greater Hartford Street Call 649-5197 after 6 p.m. tUAHE MHWEBER. ranges. Call the Ellswortlf' MANCHESTER — Big rooms LAKBFRONT — 99,600. Tear to register. 8:00 Life Line. _ . . aiOA.TWMosrsr. Two parcels of property: MANCHETTER — Oonvsnisnt- and lots of closets are the 8:30 Weekend Greater Hartford. DISHWASHER wanted, nigfaU. SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- MANCHESTER — Bceellent 6 'round 4 room home, fireplace, ■VERNON—Cape, 6 rooms fin­ 2:16 Slzn Oft BRACE yourself for a thrill ALLeHTOWN, PA. m I Of^-AE Hi...... Tax Deadline Saturday Apply Cavey’s Restaurant. I Tai. I . U. 8. I 0930. room Ciq>e, 3 fun bathe, t ly toeated 0 room dwelling, outstanding featurss of this central on heat, cellar, storm ished, city whter, 914.990 the first time you use Blue ted Nitw# i^dktte. I living room with fir^lace, im­ One with a lot size of 160x150 large family kitchen, living Although the date of Oct. 31 FURNISHED room near Main mediate occupancy, 916,900. fireplaces, hot water heat' 8 room Ranch, . S big bed­ windows, privacy. Carlton W. Rockville Realty, 643-2188, experienced person with Lustre to clean rugs. Rent St., 9 Hazel St., 649-2170. feet, The other 160x222 feet room. 2 bedrooms and bath on rooms, formal dining room, 875-2527. reported here on Wednesday, as electric shampooer 91. Olcott Philbrlck Agency. 649-8464. with buitoing 50x125.. Also, aluminum awnings, combina­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 'real estate and management tion windows and doors, city first floor, 2 bedroonu end patio-porch, tile bath, attached the last $ate on which taxes baekcround, 35 hour week, Variety Store. LARGE ROOM for gentleman, Apartmento— Flats— Apartments—Flats— Suburban For Rent 66 landing dock 50x30. 649-5132. IMMACULATE Garrison Co­ IF utllttlea 9-car garage, near lavatory on second floor, garage. Spacious landscaped 271 AVERT STREET, South could be paid by mail was cor­ “HUNTERS’’ • write Box W, Herald. private entrance, nice home steam heat one car garage. Windsor. Drive by this cus­ rect, the day of the week given, Tenements 63 Tenements 63 lonial, brick and frame con­ bea line, shopplag ceater, lot In a good residential neigh­ Maine Hunting Camp for SNOWBLOWERS. new . and near center, references. 21 ANDOVER — 4 room apart­ you want more for your The total building area 7,750 Let me show you Inside to borhood. Price reduced to tom built brick and frame Monday, was in error a n d YARD MAN wanted. Apply used, Ariens, Snobird, Toro, ment, includes heat and hot struction. Custom built with sq. f t Total land area 49,000 church and echmla Vacant .8ale, $1,200. Electricity, Church St.. 649-4966. WELLS STRBB3T — 4 room SPACIOUS upstairs 5 room beautiful high shrubbery and comfort, convenience and • Priced to sell. Chariee Laa- approcietc. Alice Clam pet, $18,900. Warren E. Howland, So. Windsor ^ ranch. Three bedroonu, 2-car ahould have read Saturday. The ■ William Peek Lumber, 2 Main Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. apartment, no furnace, auto-1 apartment, garage, Manches- water. Call 742-7676 for ap­ money, be sure to see this sq. f t Realtor, 640-4848. MLS Realtor, 643-1108. garage, 100x250 foot lot. Sev­ last session for payment in per­ furnished, 2 acres, eoccel- Service and parts. Capitol trees, giving estate-like at­ perance, 649-7820. j Street. matic hot water, adults, 64^ ter, very central. Call 649- pointment. lovely 6 room Colonial In NUTMEG HOMES eral trees. Beautiful kitchen son is from 1 to 4 p.m. today, lent deer country, easily Equipment, 38 Main Street, mosphere. Oversized g a ru e. accessible. For informa­ Apartments— Flats— 5987. 3616. Sure to please the most fa tip-top condition .and ready Selling price $40,000 MANCHESTER — Roekledge. MANCHESTER—New Colonial with automatic dishwasher, Saturday. Manchester. Open daily 7-5, Wanted To Rent 68 for Immediate occupancy. 92S.500. Six room Ranch, 8 Ranch, Immediate occupancy, birch cabinets, formica coun­ tion call 649-6255. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Tenements 63 tldlouB. Belfiore Agency, 643- Models open Sunday 12 till Teacher HI THREE AND FOUR room This aluminum sided home bedrooms, all electric kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, built-in ters. Barely 2 yeare young. REI^TALS WANTED — Have 5121. dark. Mrs. Hazel Floyd, the well- THREE ROOM heated apart­ apartments for rent, including FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, located off Vernon St. in 2 batha, large Uving room and appliances, 100x200 foot lot. Early occupancy, Belfiore JANITOR SMALL apartment size refrig­ heat, hot water and gas for 649-4328, weekdays after 6. customers waiting for homes, Exclusive with known teacher in the 4th Grade I ment, 456 Main Street. Call MANCHESTER—8H room over­ Manchester features n pan­ rumpus room with firsplacaa, Only 918.990. Wauren E. How­ Agency, 648-5121. erators, newly painted, g o ^ cooking. Gas stove and elec­ apartments and storage space land, MLS Realtor, 643-1108. New 6 and 6 room ranches of the Elementary school, was for recreation rooms, guar- 649-5239. 9-5. sized brick Cape, finished eled family roorn, IH tiled oversized double garage. CaU complete 'With built-in oven I Applications now being ac- tric refrigerator furnished. CONTEMPORARY split-level at reasonable rates. Call 649- baths, 3 large bedrooms, J. D. REALTY CO. ' BOLTON - COVENTRY line. taken ill at the school Tuesday teed, 924.95. Apartment size duplex, foyer, 2 bedrooms, liv­ basement, patle, garage. Well owner, 648-2288. and range, dishwasher, cen­ ' oepted for full-time work BOLTON CENTER Apartments, Call 649-7834 or 649-6779 be­ 3566. landscapeid. Minimum main­ spacious dining room and MANCHESTteR—Florida resi­ Split Level, 6H rooms. 100x290 morning. She was taken to G0SM ETI6S J hi office msdntenance. Eve- stoves, good for industrial tween 6-7 p.m. ing room with fireplace, ex­ 648-5129 643-8779 dent says "sell" large 6 room ter hall entrance and at­ lot, fireplace, rec room, bullt- Windham Hospital and is re­ work, originally 9260, sacrifice Comer Brandy St. and Bolton tenance. For appointment call kitchen with built-in ap­ 9I 3.8OO—6 ROOM’~Cape cenl WE CARRY ALL • nings 4 p.m.-12 p.m. Good Center Rd., new 3 rooms, heat, tra large kitchen. buUt-ln trally located, aluminum sid­ Ranch. Finest Interior appoint­ tached garage. FHA and lns. $16,900. Rockville Realty ported as doing well. 935. Large assortment of used Business- Property 849-1988. Principals only. pliances, plus a large liv­ 67 Falknor Drlv6 VA financing available. THE TOP LINES ‘ wages and free benefit pro­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, stove, tile bath, 7 closets, ga­ ing room with fireplace. ing, storms, wooded lo t has ments, luxurious living room 643-3188. 876-2527. Driven Needed restsmrant, store and tavern FOUR ROOM apartment and Complete at only 917,500. gram. Write Box 'L Her- $135. 646-3266, 643-4312. rage. Couple or with one child, For Sale 70 FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, All of this plus a delightful 9840 AND THIS 6 room Ranch been appraised by FHA Tor Immediate Occupancy with king slses master bed­ The Elementary school is still - aid, stating experience. equipment. Fontaine’s Used garage, apply 185 Maple St. $130. 649-3423. room. 2 baths, double garage, VERNON—Owner transferred. ARTHUR DRUe Restaurant Equipment, 473 guest house, 2 car garage— lot professionally land­ is yours. All mahogany pan­ 913.800, only 9490 down, very much in need of bus driv­ LOOKING for anything In real BUSINESS ZONE m - Bight all on Holl Street, fine central 9109.29 monthly. Pasek Rehlty, carpeting, washer and dryer, Directions: Route 83 to Cozy 8 bedrp8 firm. Trainees start in 9757. Elegant new 4 room apartments pets. 643-7638 or 649-0463. apartment, heat and all util­ clean 2 bedroom ranch, we 98,300 - WELL KEPT room garage, 2 baths, 2 fire­ bench. Lot Is nearly 300 WE LIKE dog, sauerkraut, raspbOrry gr^h Agency, 643-6321. have one located near Ver­ ranch, 9 bedrooms, attractive 6 ROOM COLONIAL sales for one year, then ad­ in lovely suburban neighbor­ ities, first floor, working cou­ PICTURESQUE Setting — 7 places, aluminum tiding, feet deep affording garden enow with custard sauce; Thurs­ vance. Require college back­ SPOTS before your eyes— on hood within walking distance of 4% ROOM APARTMENT— ple preferred. 649-9608. MANCHESTER — Income pro­ non Circle. Full basement, dining area, suttirten. Owner one acre lot. COVENTRY— A small 4 room OUR WORK! day — scrambled eggs, tossed your new carpet—remove room brick ranch, famUy anxious. Carlton W Hutchins. and play areas. Verplanck Stich-buHt ground. Ebcperience not essen­ high school, bus, dioppliw and First floor— living room, din­ ducing industrial building; al­ tiled bath. Reduced from School and Bast Catholic in excellent condition. Wall home, heated porch. New oil salad, peach cobbler; Friday — them with Blue Lustre. Rent 915,400 to 913,700 for a room, IH baths, double ga­ . Agency, Realtors, 640-5132. to Wall carpeting. Fire­ baseboard heat. Reasonably tial.' Stsuling guarantee of minutes from Parkway Q u ip­ ing room, kitchen, refrigera­ TWO ROOM apartment, stove, so, centrally located site suit­ rage, wooded lot, Manchester. High are b oth , nearby. Help keep us busy, won’t fish sticks, parsley potatoes, 9125. per week plus expenses. electric shampooer 91. Paul’s tor, range, hood, disposal, refrigerator, and furniture, quick sale. Call Bill Frazier East Hartford—Oak Street. place, 2 full Baths, 2 car priced. 742-7056. ped with GE refrigerator, able for industry or • retail Carlton W. Hutchins Agency, 6 room Colonial with at­ Property Is now vacant so you? If you are selling carrots and peas, fruit. Bread hom e! For interview csdl 644-0202 be­ Paint A Wallpaper Supply. built-in GE oven, range Venetian blinds, half bath; heat, hot water, private bath. at Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ WEST SIDE—917.900. 135x145 . oversized garage. Lot nice­ A store. Bel Air Real Estate, Realtors, 649-5132. . lot, trees. 2 baths, 4 bedroonis, tached garage, paneled liv­ can be inapseted promptly BOLTON LAKE—Shore front our home or buying a ^ d butter and milk served with tween 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. or garbage disposer. Rent includes second floor — 2 bedrooms, Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main. 643-9332. tors. 643-1121 649-a200. at your convenience. ly landscaped. Close to some all meals. 242-7598. GUN RACK, holds 6 rifles ver­ beat and hot water, free park­ large closets, ■ full ceramic built 1958. Spotless condition. ing room, finished rec room. Schools. Stores, A Bus. lot 50x186 on Bolton second ___ tically. with 2 drawers at bot­ MANCHESTER^LUie new 6H Don't wait. Carlton Hutchins. Its baths, excellent condi­ lake. Choice location on Wild ing, outdoor picnic and recrea­ bathroom. Heat, hot water, THREE ROOM furnished room ranch, 20 foot living Priced 92.000 under F.H.A. Manchester Evening Herald Manchester tom. Brand new, 925. Call 649- Agency. Realtors, 649-5132. tion. good financing ar­ f Robert J. Smith, Inc. wood Drive on west side of CALL US tion area. parking included. Just like apartment, with bath, second Houses For Sale 72 room, IH baths, beautifully appraisal. Andover correspondent, Law­ 4225. floor, very clean, heat, hot wa­ ranged. lake. Robert J. Smith,. Inc. Hdp 'Wantdl— owning your own home, front RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, finished family room, large COLONIAL—4 bedrooms, I'hi rence Moe, telephone 749-6796. ter, no children. 643-7376. kitchen, living room, wooded 963 Main Street ^ 649-5241. Mde or Fonale 37 Only $125! or rear private entrances. CONCORD RD - Beautiful wooded lot. Hayes Agency, bath.s, family room off kitch­ Charles W. Lathrop Aprent JARVIS REALTY CO. Ridge Children welcome, no pets, ranch, large living room, term- lot, handy to bus, shopping, 643-4803. Diaraondn—Watches— en, built-in dishwasher, Inter­ J. WILLARD REALTY 649-6241 REALTORS—MLS Fuzz balls on a sweater may INBPECTOR — Experienced Jewelrv 48 no lease, reasonable rent. al dining room, cabinet kitchen, etc. Excellent condition. 912,- com, double garage. 144x120. 649-2349 649-1175 649-0384 643-7856 OPEN SUNDAY I with aircraft production parts, On bus line, near school. Call Business Locations 2 bedrooms, reoreatlan room, 900. Philbrlck Agency, 649- COME SEE PUgrim HUls — be removed by rubbing the aur- For Rent 64 Carlton W. Hutchins Agency, Manchester 648- 1131 an benefits. Apply Dean Ma­ WATCH AND JEWELRV re­ Samuel M, Owner, 649-3566 anytime. landscaped yard. Marion B. 8464. Fine new homes! Less than Realtors, 649-5132. 2-4:30 P.M. face of the sweater with sand­ rent! VA — no money down! paper. Sniooth out the sweater chine Products, 165 Adams St., pairing. Prompt service. Up to MODERN, CENTRAL, Air- Roberteon. Realtor. StS-8908. Vernon 649- 1200 Mwochester. LARGE 5 room second floor 131 LAKE ST., Manchester. Others minimum down! ONE BLOCK from Main, two LARGE COLONIAL home in SOUTH RD., BOLTON 876-0626 on a flat surface. $20 on your o4d watch in trade. Lavitt Agency apartment, heat, hot water, Conditioned Offices for rent. New lifting—3 bedroom Cape, good section of town. Ideal for Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, MANCHESTER — New 7 room You ought to see these out­ family, 4-4 duplex, permanent Lots For Salt 73 ■ WORK evenings and Sunday stove and refrigerator. Cen­ Off Street parking. Inquire at raised ranch, 2-car garage, 7 rooms, oil heat, aluminum standing Ranches, Capes, family with youngsters. Priced 737 Main Street, State Theater 643-2158 Realtora 875-6297 164 East Center St. or phone siding, two recent heating sys­ New Junior-Senior / nsomings on new modem soda trally located, immediate oc­ built-ins, IH baths, % acre lot, combination windows, fire­ Raised Ranches, SpUt Levels tems, garages, clean. Hayes for a quick sale. All you could GLASTONBURY — 125x200 Building. Vernon Circle. Pkwj/Axlt 96 649-5261. wooded lot in desirable area, High School fountain in large center. Must Open 7 Days A cupancy. Garsige I f desired. tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ place, enclosed porch, sirtesian — featuring buOt-ln decora­ Agency, 643-4803. want for $16,900. J. D. Realty Legal Nottee have experience m i g r ill. To Box K, Herald. cy, 643-4808. well, 2-car garage. Lot tor colored General EUectric Co.. 643-5129, 643-8779. near new elementary school. WHEE! WATER’S BEAUTIFULLY paneled air 176x820. Owner 643-7662. Three Mile Road, first left be­ start immediately call 643- Fuel and Feed 49-A STEPS OFF East Center conditioned space, over 1400 kitchens and acre tree shaded Charming 4 bedroom cus­ 1896. Street—Clean 6 room first SEX ROOM duplex, central lo­ PORTER STREET Area — 6 lots with mag;nlficent view in MANCHEISTER—6 room home NEW LISTING. Absolutely gor­ yond Apple Hill. Owner 648- tom designed rambling DBOBKB ON UMlTAnON OF cation, quiet neighborhood. sq. ft., will subdivide, profes­ room Cape, fireplace, 2-car CUSTOM BUILT in St. James Parish, 100x170 geous 7 room ranch on beau­ 0481. CLAIMS CUT TO ORDEIR — Seasoned floor flat, separate furnace, sional area parking. Main and beautiful park-like country Cape built in 1960, center AT. A C»URT OF PROBATE H0T-H0T.AND CLERK, accumte typist gen­ fireplace wood, 910 per load 995 monthly. Hayes Agency, Available November 1st. Call garage, large tree ahaded lot, setting. The price range Is shaded lot, 2-car garage. S tifully wooded lot. Dream foyer, large family kitchen M den at Coventry, within and for Haynes Street, reasonable 649- TRUE COLONIAL HOME bedrooms, big kitchen, eral office work, hours 3-11. delivered. 742-7647. 643-4803. 643-6049. 917,900. Phllbrick Agency, from 913,990 to 917.990, the FrlgidaJre kitchen, aluminum with built-ins, 3% baths, t ^ Ustrk^ of Coventry, on the Apply Lombard Bros., Route 2811. 649-8464. Two year old raised ranch, baths, excellent conditioit, storms, sci;een8, doors, 1600 sq. CLEAR, lever 300’x200’, nice 30th day of October A.D. 1964. AN OPPORTUNITY to live in values are amazing, and the country-like setting yet 2-car garage, excellent nesent, Hon. Elmore Turklnzton, THERE’S A LOTI. 5 and Burnham St., So. Wind- WE HAVE customers waiting LOVERS TAKE NOTICE $14,900. Wolverton Agency, ft. li'ving area. 2-cav« garage. tocation. Owner 649-0389. area on 2 ^ acres, high Judge. beautiful Colonial Manor FOR LEASE—BlxceUent loca­ MANCHESTEIR — New 8 room location is sux>erb! That’s just minutes ttway from DRY HARDWOOD for sale. for the rental of srour apart­ tion tor doctor’s office or why they’re selling! Models Realtor, 640-2813. Two patloe, large storage shed. elevation, low 30’s. _On motion of David C. Weisher, Call 742-8059. apartments 173 Spruce Street. Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living shopping and schools, two 3" insulation In attic plus 1% ’’ L^"^^CRES, win finance, pro­ Executor, W Branch Dr., Bast 1 ment or home. J. D: Realty. beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. Six rooms of charm pn a open Sunday and daUy (ex­ fireplaces, 2-car garage, ductive land, excellent for Directions: Rte. 44A past H artfo^ Ooon., on the eaUte, of 643-6129. Available immediately—one 2 room, family room, built-in CUSTOM DESIGNED contem­ in wall results in extremely Now! For only bedroom appartment. Range, Completely renovated and am­ kitchen, master bedroom with large acre lot, 2-car ga­ cept Tuesdays) from 1 p.m. to finished rec room and the horses or large garden. Own­ Bolton Lake to South Rd. WW*'®*'- StAph a Sitnatkms Wanted— porary built for gracious liv­ low heating bill. Completely on right at church, ninth Weiner late of Coventry within aald Garden— ^Pann— Dairy refrigerator, disposal, heat, ple perking. J. D Realty. 643- dressing room, low twenties. rage, large stone fireplace, dark. Five miles east of Man­ best possible in total con­ er 649-0389. diatrict, deceased. HOMES O fm Female ‘ 38 THREE ROOM apartment, 6129. many professional extras. ing. sunken living room, for­ flniahed cellar^ rec room. Two- house on right. For ap- day for fu d .. .hot water heat, hot water, stove refrig­ hot water, private patio, pri­ Hayes Agency. 648-4803. chester on Route 44A in Cov­ struction. $23,900. mal dining room, planned for This Court. doth decrea that atz Products 50 918.900. zone heating. 'Andersen win­ DOUBLE building lot for aale, ' pointment at other times months be allowed and limited for erator. 990 . 247 No. Mnin. vate basement, all for $145 a entry. Samuel M. Lavitt nine spacious rooms, 3 baths, WOMAN desires work as moth­ IDEAL OFFICE location for TWO FAMILY—On Oakland Agency, MLS Realtors at Ver­ dows. Gracious living for the 200x400, School Road, Bolton. call Mrs. ShorU, 643-8886. the creditors of said estate to ex­ for all—all the time! TOMORROVV er’s helper. Live in. Phone APPlfes—^Maca.and Cortlands, 649-5228, 9-5. month. Available December two huge fireplaces, recrea­ discriminating buyer at a hibit their claims against the same any business, 458 Main Street, St., a large 6 & 6 flat. Big non Circle, 643-2158, 875- J. D. REALTY CO. Call 640^2871. . to the Executor and directs that mornings 643-9843. No. Il and No. 2. Bunce Farm, 1st—one 3 bedroom apartment, 649-5229, 9-5. J. D. REALTY CO. tion room. bar. patio. Priced in realistic price. Your only gam­ u 529 W. Center St. ROCKVILLE— 4 room flat, sec­ range, refrigerator, disposal, yard (150x150) trees, house 6297. public notice be given of this order AND EVERY has aluminum siding, garage. 643-5129 643-8779 40‘s. Call owner. 649-6285, 643- ble Is a half hour of your SECOND BOLTON Lake— J. WATSON BEACH ft CO. by advertising In a newspaper hav­ EXPERIENCED mother will ond floor, hqat furnished. heat, hot water, private patio, 6863. time. Belfiore Agency, 643- ing a circulation in said district, If yon iiva In a typical Parking. 876-0577. Houses Pot Rent 65 Sensibily priced at 918,900. T. 643-5129 643-8779 50x210 lot. $700. Alice a a m - REALTORS and by noating a copy thereof on house, you could easily run care for child in my home private basement, all for 9160 5121. pet. Realtor, 649-4543. DAY— N O O N vicinity of Bolton Center. 643- Fertilizers 50-A J. Crockett. Realtor. 643-1577. 31 Central Row, Hartford the public sign post In said Town out of hot water several a month. Available Dec. 1, one- COMPLETTELY furnished 4 NINE ROOM Colonial o n v 522-2114 of Coventry nearest the place where 5903. FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, Complete Automatic MANCHESTER—Top location. tree'ahaded lot. Two fireplaces, ttmes a week. GOOD COW manure, 95 and central location, heat, hot bedroom apartment, heat, hot room house, automatic heat, THREE FAMILY—Owner says BEAUTIF1?L LOT, East Mid­ the deceased last dwelt. water, range, refrigerator, dis­ SEVEN ROOM older borne, 4 4 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, rec 4 legitimate bedrooms, sep­ Manchester dle Turnpike, between Earl _ Certified from Record Now yon can have aD the TILL D ARK I* MATURE babysitter wants 910. loads, delivered. Ehccellent water, one year lease. Call adults only. 649-1794. to sell. Vacant 5 room unit TRANSMISSION room with fireplace, priced to raJIDRE TURIONGTON, Judge. posal. all for $110 a month. plus two three roomers on bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 73xlSL arate laundry room on first and Parker Streets. Inquire BOLTON—Reduced to $17,800. . hot water yon need at one ears of small children or eld­ for fall use. 648-7804. 649- 649-5048 after 6 p.m. j CHECK-UP sell at $22,900. Hayss Agency, IRREPLACEABLE!!! Ume for only 8%e* a dayi 8731. Call 649-4436, 649-6544. SEVEN ROOM Split Level in 1st flo^r. Approx. 93,600. In­ Marion B. Robertson, Realtor floor. Jalousied rear porch, 20 Howard Street, E. Hartt Owner must sell! Excellent''A erly woman, live in. li ^ t Manchester, modern kitchen S4S-595S. 643-4803. outside patio. 2-car garage. ford. room Ranch on South Road, Think of it^Htoly 8Vio* a . housework duties, small * FOUR ROOMS, second floor,; come annually. Central heat. Including oil change on all 9 rms. of auth. Colonial heat and stove. Call between with bullt-lns, IH baths, fam­ Good condition. T. J. Crocket) Aluminum storms, screens, fireplace, tiled bath, 2-ear day! ary. Box U, Herald. SIX ROOM duplex, garage, ex- TWO FAMILY—One year old, types of American CQ WF charm lovingly restored. I See our modal hamaa HonsehoM Goods 51 6-7, 643-0082. i ily room, garage, etc. 9200 per 643-1577. doors. Wall-to-wall carpeting Built In 1816, lU 3 fire­ basement garage, nicely land­ Yes, thanks to HobUheat I cellent location. Call 649-8910. month. Philbrlck Agency. 649- 4 and 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, make transmissions. • • • 9 in several rooms will stay. I Subufbap Tor Sale 75 scaped acre, immediate oc­ •11.900 —and an oU-flred hot water I tomorrow, or to 3 family room one apartment, New Side Buttoner places still work perfectly. ; aoon as you ciu.. BWERV THING In sterilized re­ ST. JAMES PARISH — 5i^ 8464. MANCHESTER — Bhcecutive Expert Service and Repairs Plastered walls. A quality cupancy. Owner 643-8598. 6-room Colonial in central heater of correct capacity— Dpgs—Bird^H-Pets 41 I WOMAN to share apartment modern kitchen, excellent con­ Heating, plumbing, elec­ WEST WILLINGTON—Duplex Currently, S modala conditioned used finmiture ana large rooms, second floor, ga­ neighborhood, lovely 7 room home. ■ Belfiore Agency, 643- tricity also perfect. A Val­ Manchester. Fine'' condition, your family can take eaie of aiqiliances, high quality- -low rage, o il furnace, 65 Clinton i and expenses. Call 6-8 p.m., SIX ROOM Cape, partly fur­ Colonial, mammoth Uvlng dition. Philbrlck Agency, 649- 5121. 5-5, 1 1/16 acres, built-ins, 3 bedrooms, oil heat, copper all their washing needs at I are atill avatlahta— MINIATURE poodle pups, ue at 329.M0. D. Beach (Suburban R aaek prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 Street. 643-6637. ' 649-8996. nished, near schools and shop­ room, modern kitchen with ^ PAUL DODGE baseboard oil heat, aluminum TOWN OF plumbing. Don’t wait — see one time. black AKC, excellent quality. ping. 11^ baths. Call 649-3692. 649-5306. etorma Walter A. Kelly, Real this listing today. Raiaed Ranch and TeL 649-8400. South Street, Rockville 876- ROCKVILLE— East Main St., built-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri­ MANCHESTER. Mom can do the family 2174. Open 9-8. FOR, RENT — 4-room heated fice at $19(900. Hayes Agency, $18,900 — ATTRACjnVB 3 bed­ Estate Broker, tel. 643-8120. wash. ’ Sis can do the dishes Forum Houos — 4 room apartment, 945 month­ room ranch, fireplace, alumin­ PONTIAC, INC. apartment, call 643-5118 be­ ROCKVILLE-ELLINGTON — 3 643-4803. Rose Trimmed Skirt! Barrows £ Wallace CONNECTICUT at tile same time Jnnlor I prised from lt,M0 ly. Phone 649-1914. room cottage, adults only, $75 um storms, eqcloeed carport, 1 MITCHELL DRIVE CHICKEN COOP (30x100) pro­ •14.900 AKC BEIAGLES, some running. RUGS, never used. 9x12 beige, tween 8:30 a.m, - 4:30 \>.m. ASSESSMENT AIDE takes his'bath, and yon en­ to 21,490. *Vry them 930; 9x15 ruby oriental. 935; unfurnished, $80 furnislted. basement, large lot. nice rt'ew. Manchester Parkade, vides excellent retirement in­ 6-room expandable Cape on Call 587-5455 after 4:30. FOUR ROOMS, centrally lo­ Phone 649-4645 $6,023 - $6,224 joy a shower. aO for aiie—aae why 12x15 gold Maharajah. 289- Call 528-0718. > Carlton W. Hutchins Agency, Manchester 649-5306 come plus a nice 5 room cape a large wooded lot being of­ “nothing mcaanraa cated, middle aged adults only. Requires not leas than two Don’t delay—phone us to­ 6955. FOUR ROOM apartment for Realtors, 649-5132. with 2 car garage. On Rts. fered at FHA evaluation. up to* a SUch-bnltt IRISH SBfTTER puppies, 8 Call 649-6987 after 5 p.m. SIX ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER (2) years’ experience in asset-, day. Find .out how da®y it Is weeks old, res^istered. 643- rent. Call 643-5838. 44A, just over Bolton line. Features include aluminum home!*' SOFA AND DAY bed, excellent oil steam heat, large lot in­ DELMON^ STRBE^^New on Owner anxious.'T. J. Crockett, sing or appraising and/or ac­ siding, windows and trim, to switch to a Mobllheat- 5392. « THREE ROOMS and bath, cold condition; formica and chrpme sures privacy, near schools, market. 6 room older home In Realtor, 643-1577. counting OR IN LIEU I dormer, fireplace. A cleaner llred water heater. VAr^ flat, second floor, November excellent condition, II4 baths, DACHSHUND, AKC, male table, 4 chairs; plastic cov­ THREE ROOM apartment, 118 churches, country club area, Six room Cape all finished, THEREOF not less than three than clean home—priced to 'Average family of four. , No doisni'payaiHrt; ered arm chair and hassock; 3 Main St., $100. 649-5229. 9-5. 1st. $55 a month. Tel. 643- $150’ monthly. 272-3117. 3 or 4 bedrooms, full base­ carpeting throughout, modern EAST HARTFORD—First of­ (3) years of specialized train­ sell. pups, ready November 16, 375. 0748. kitchen, enclosed porch, new Phone 875-2006. small hooked rugs. 649-1830. ment, treed yard, conven­ Fall Special fering. Excellent 6 room Co- i ing and experience in title i FHA— THREE BEDROOM apartment, SIX ROOM single c;4nvenient to heatingH system, single ga­ lonlal. enclosed breezeway, 2- Minimum down VERNON — Five robm duplex ient to elementary school searching Afid/or drafting in­ Off Porter St. WE dlYE GROOMING and boarding, will PRIGIPAIRE refrigerator, very Hartford, South End. After 5, High School anc hospital, and hlg)» school, complete COMPLETE FRONT END rage. SOnsibly priced at $17,- car garage, fireplace, tile bath, cluding familtaiity with assess-' paymaat good condition, 975. Call after 643-9293. apartment, newly redecorated, Adults. Ideal for eachers of 900. Immediate occupancy. T. full insulation, fenced lot, Top-qualty Garrison Coloni­ GREEN STAMPS collect ‘ and deliver. H. C. 2 sunporches.^649-145'■ ‘ 17. city utilities, good location. ment principles and practices Chase, Harmony Hill Ken­ 5, 644-8644. nurses. $125. Wri ,e Box O,' $14,500. For appointment J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. shade trees, ample cloaete, as applied to real estate and al. 7 beautifully decorated FIVE ROOM apartment, first Herald! and STEERING INSPECTION quick occupancy, priced for rooms and basement rec nels, Bolton. 643-5427. floor, available November 1. AVAILABLE December 1st— to see, call Robert D. Mur­ personal property OR IN LIEU dock. quick sale. C!harles Lesperance, THEREOF an equivalent com­ room. Kitchen. bullt-ins, 4 WASHING MACHINE. 910. No pets. Adults preferred. Sheridan Building, 613 Main SIX ROOM Caps Cod type Including all^ment and front wheel balance and complete b'OR SALE—Five months old 649-7620. bination of the training and ex­ bedrooms, 1%\ baths, fire­ MORIARTY Manohester RidM 136 Bissell St. Call 649-5907. . . Street. Z'/i room apartment, pme pattlj^rurnished. Con- chassis lubrication and battery service. place, aluminum windows. Komea have nm female Beagle, all permanent ------—^------— $79, Including heat, hot wa­ MANCHESTER perience specified above. shots, housebroken. 643-2631. y sltukted. Must be SUBURBAN 5 room ranch with A home with everything — houaepower, m odan WROUGHT iron kitchen set, THREE ROOM apartment, ter, stove, refrigerator seen to be appreciated. Avail­ U & R REALTY CO., INC. garage. foundation 32x38, Applications may be obtain­ heat, hot water, gas. elec­ ^13.50 ed from the office of the Per­ reduced for immediate sals, RROTHERS lighting, bulit-h| glass top table 48", two arm, utilities. Adults only. Tel."843- able after November 1st. $125. 13x15 kitchen, cabinets ga­ electric range. Live Stock 42 two straight chairs. 965. 643- tricity, 19 Locust Street. 643- 5694 between 9:30-5:30. ! monthly. Call • 643-8469 after 643-2692 643-9551 SPECIAL ON NEW SNOW TIRES Six room Cape all fin­ lore, 18x18 flreplaced living sonnel Assistant, Manchester, WESLEY R. SMITH 5825. 8921. ished, new kitchen cab>. Connecticut, the State Person­ FIVE ROOM apartment, 116 i 5 weekdays, anytime week­ room. 3 bedrooms. 119x367 M3-5135 TWO YEAR old mare regis­ ends. 8.00 X 14 BLACKWALL FOR ONLY $19.50 inets, ceramic tile bath, parklike lot. Excellent condi­ nel Department, Room 405, Agoiicy tered quarter horse, green BLOND oak dining room set, AVAILABLE November 1st— Charter Oak Street, gas heat, dormer windows, complete State Office Building, Hart­ 5 room flat, second floor. West Plus Tax tion. $16,500. Wolverton Agen­ broken. Call 649-3878. table, 4 chairs, china cabinet, adults preferred, immediate FOUR ROOM oversize Cape DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS— city utilities, convenient lo­ ford. Connecticut, or the Con­ $43.1567 301-31S Cffntm’ S». reasonable. 643-5888. Side, oil furnace. Call 643- cy, Realtor. 649-2813. occupancy. 643-7111. » I Cod, custom cabinets, built-in Large 7 room Colonial, 2 ^ SAVINGS ON OTHER SIZES 2491-H I Jf cation, minimum down to necticut State Employment 8507. COVENTRY — (Jute 4 room ArticleB For Sale 45 BLOND dresser, chest and 51^ ROOMS, first floor, recent­ ' stove and oven, ceramic tile baths, family room, 2 fire­ uallfled buyer, $13,500. Service offices in Manchester night stand, in good condition, bath with built-in vanity, ar­ places, 2-car garage, full base­ S'or appointment to see, ranch, double wooded lot. ga­ and Hartford. Last date for fil­ ly redecorated, available De­ rage, large li'ving room with SCREENED iocun for the beat $75. 649-2620. cember 1st, $100 monthly, ga­ tesian well, fireplace, near ment, porch, city utilities, call Robert D. Murdock. ing applications November 18, Parkade Garden Apts. I school, $115 a month. Tel. 742- treed- lot. Charles Lespertmee, PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. fireplace, only $8,500. Hayes | 1964. in lawns, delivered from our rage availablo. 643-9137. 878 MAIN STREET— PHONE 649-2881 II acreening plant Andover Co­ W. Middle Turnpike ! 6724. 649-7620. Agency, 643-4803. lumbia. < ^ r g e H. Griffing, Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 MIDDLE AGED adults for five T Open House" BOLTON—6 room Ranch in U ft R REALTY CO., INC. Inc., 742-7886. Adjacent Manchester ^Shopping room flat, $55. Call at Sea- BEAUTIFUL paneled heated 8131 HAND KNITTED coat, RAK I nice neighborhood, large yard, family room off kitchen, 9 bed­ DirecUbna: Parkade strand. 91 South Main St. I3W-36V^ 648-3692 648-6681 AT DARK, RICH stone-free loam! original dresses, size 14-16. > 2-car basement garage. Im­ room ranch, aluminum storms, Route 88 from Mato Also, fill, sand, gravel, and Boy’s Jackets, size 16. 643- 1-2 and 3 bedrooms from FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, maculate condition through­ cellar, t6Sx24B lot. only 918,- chsatar, toft ORM atone. 648-BS04. 8470. 9123, includes heat, hot stove, hot water. Inquire 464 out. Immediate occupancy, 500. Hutchins Agency, Real- 26 D A YS Route 30, water, electric range, re­ E. Center St. $150. 643-8598. 5132. Fall Special FOX GROVE HEIGHTS Wilbur Croaa SHOES— ^Have foot comfort all WITH THE NEW SENSIBLY PRICED 7 room frigerator, garbage dis­ PREPiCItE YOUR GAR F oft WINTER (MANCHESTER—OFF KEENEY STREET) way, take flrat: day the Charles Chester way. posal, masts TV antenna, THREE ROOMS, heat, lights, I PAn-0:RAM A house, excellent condition, 643-7492 after 5. 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 6 r 7 (Baldwin Rd.) Srat LOAM parking, storage space and garage, $85, close to bus line. ideal location, garage, S t right again (Bryaa MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIAL Wonderfully slimming daytime James Parish. Owner 649-4408. r = i recreation room. 643-8418. dress for the slighter shorter, 8 1 9 KIO 1 11 1 12 IS 1 14 THIS SUNDAY—2 to 5 P.M. Drive). Top grade loam for sale Wante6~To Boy 58 NEED INCLUDES: fuller figure. Collarless and with WAIST « z e s ft A 'f t i'a s * 15 1 16 1 17 1 18 \~W 20 1 21 at low, low prices. 91 a - FIRST HARTFORD a big pocket, and a striking side Perfect for relaxing momenta yard if buyer loads and WANTED TO BUT—Antiques • CHECK COMPRESSION 22 1 23 1)24 1 25 | 26 27 I 28 New exciting custom crafted 7 and 8-room Garrison Oo- REALTY NOTICE e REPLACE SPARK PLUGS IF NECESSARY closing. —a skirt that’s simple to sew tonials and raised ranches. Panel fam ily'rooms, 1% batha, > naula 91.80 a yard If we and good used futnlture. Vil­ MORTGAGE No. 8131 with Patt-O-Rama is and trim with colortol roses in PUBUC 29 \ W\ 1 i Phone toad and buyer haulq. 91.50 lage Peddler Auction Bouse, After the presentation at a e REPLACE POINTS AND CONDENSOR AND 1 built-in kitchens. High scenic % acre countiy lota with city 649-2896 Eves. 643-0307 in sizes 12V4, 14%, 16’4, 18«/4, easy cross-stitch! conveniences. Don’t miss seeing'4hese value packed homes 644-1508 a yard, plus 98 an for Route 81, BUlngtco. 87B-ni, Public Hearing held on SET TIMING 20Vi, 22Mi, 24^4, 26%. Bust 33 to 643-0759 L _ e REPLACE GAS FILTER Pattern No. 2491-H has tiesue HEARING tomorrow between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. truck, if we load add hauL Bob Fhicklger. and Son. Wednesday, October 21, 1964, " - M O N E Y ? 47. Size 14>,4, 35 bust, with —waist sizes 24’’, 26’’, 28’’ Incl; | sooabtok M8-0aM. adulta enly. CaU M -87B0. tills toth day of October 19M. your copy of the fall A winter Articles; Custom CMlection; Datad at Coventry, Connoetl- 79 EAST CENTER ST. 44M90I eut, thla Mth day ed Ootobar f ■ 'M issue of Basic Fashiem, a regular features; Items to ; , oompleto pattoni botdL make! Only 60c a aopy.^ 1864. A * .-t • I

fATURDAY, OCTOBra il, 1Q64 ^ iw H u y s C a n in g About Town 4Nnlor CHrl Scout Troon 1 Business Bodies wlll q>onaor a frlndor ■at* M t- urday, Nov. T. Ordart for ham and salami fiiadsra wtU ba ae- capted by Miss Pamala Brod- MARK ANNIYBRSARIBS arlck, 102 Constanca Dr., until Seven Pratt and Whitney Air­ Wadnaaday. Dallvarlas will ba craft inen from Manchester and made Saturday momtac to area towns have marked their Manchaatar rasldanta. entrance Into the firm’s Quar-i ter Century Club this month. Otantars of Sphinx Tampla of Twenty-five year anniversa-i tha Shrina will conduct a ma- riss were observed by Walter n^orial sarvlca In trlbuta to tha Doll of 720 Spring S t, general lata A. Stanley Ushar Sunday manager for Connecticut Ad­ at 7rts events. Experience would help but Main St. gast will both be with her as telephoned complaints with 361. bookkeeping transaction and promising career opportunitiai real estate sales people. and Robert Cuneo o f 701 E. transfers the 1963-64 unex­ The appointment, which fol­ Middle Tpke., a postal carrier, M is not essential if you like sports and Cbmplaints, V t e r being called for young people in industry, pended surplus in the water de­ lows that of Louis A. Rheaume have received Certificates of in, are given to the town’s gar- helps build a personnel-resource b r i e f s feel you can do a good job reporting. Pleas­ partment budget. reservoir for manufacturing as account executive, is anoth­ Retirements from Pratt A Awards from the Incentive and bage collector to be reotlfliled: If er step in the agency’s plan to Awards Committee at the Man­ ant working conditions . . . paid vacation not handled satisfactorily with­ 2. To the Civil Defense companies, and provides a use­ Whitney Aircraft, as of Nov. 1, Budget, $700. This item is for ful to<4 for guidance instructors strengthen its service on both include Manchester residents chester Post Office, Postmas­ a in 24 hours o f the call, the con­ the industrial and consumer ter Alden Bailey announced and many fringe benefits. tractor is penalized %ZJor each the purchase o t communication in the schools. Joseph Kelley of 152 Lenox St., equipment, ncijt provided for in Walter DoU o f 720 Spring fronts. ' Elizabeth Murphy of 20 Phelps this week. Both men provided att skip and 81 for each miscellane­ Moreton, a creative account ideas, respectively, for office ous complaint. allocated funds. It will be St., Manchester, goieral man­ Rd., and Roger G. Williams of CALL 648-2711 FOR INTERVIEW Onanced from the unexpended ager of Pratt A Whitney Aliv executive with Hartford ad­ 1758 Tolland Tpke. safety improvements and better To date, such penSltles have surplus in the 1963-64 General craft’s CANEL (nuclear labora­ vertising agency ' for the last collection of Parcel Post eol- totaled less than 860. Fund. tory) in Middletown, Is fea­ four years, was formerly in ad­ Philip C. Roberts of 129 Steep lection satchels. 8. To the Town Counsel’s tured on page 20 of the book, vertising and sales for the Gen­ Hollow La., a salesman for the while Milton E. Yeoman, per­ eral Electric Co. He is current­ Advertisemwit— Budget, 81.000, also to be fi­ Mobil Oil Company, received a nanced from last year’s surplus sonnel director o f Rogers Corp. ly first vice president of the 850 Savings Bond t o - having OPEN All DAY Do you have's tiger in your in the General Fund. The re­ of Rogers and Manchester, pro- Western New England Chapter one of his accounts named a party? Vote Republican Copp quest is for replacing funds videe some ^ints on employe of the Association of Industrial top station during the 7 th An­ SUNDAY and Lodge for Congress. Bolton for furnishing and equip- relations on page 11. ? Advertisers. nual "Service Station of the Republican Town Committee. pmg the counsel’s new office in The book is endorsed by Gov. Year" awards banquet held the Municipal Building and for J (^ Dempsey and William J. JOIN AGENCY Tuesday at the Statler Hilton PINE PHARMACY replenishing the fees account, Sanders, commissioner of edu- Mrs. Alice Belcher of 363 at Hartford. Bruce Bengstofi of 884 Center SL—849-9814 diminished because of an in­ cation for Connecticut, both of Spring St. and Raymond E. Bruce’s Vernon Circle Mobil SUNDAY BREAKFAST SPECIALS crease in claims against the Employee is town. Dine in our beautiful Colonial .The 81,000 request is ip addi­ tion to a 81,600 additional ap­ \ t Accused of propriation approved by* the bqsid on Sep(i . 1. The two proposed town ordi­ Embezzling nances are for the corttrot-ef. the dumping of garbage'' and BEING R I G H T IS HIS HABIT! With HB-Fideli^ Storeophoaic Mnsle I1 .<■ '*’4W 7.% Both m6nay and man on the installation of septic 3 PANCAKES 2 EGOS The garbage ordinance would prohibit any person from Syrup and Coffee Toast and Coffee dumping rubbish, garbage or waste In Mancheetw, brought in from outside the town limits, 39c without the written permis­ sion of the general managerc Re-elect at tlie PAMLkDE. t 4 ^ ^ ^ . Open ALL DAY Sunday Violations would be punishable ■ ■ i J by fines, not to sxeeed 8100, for each off.ense. The septic tank ordinance I would set a one-year deadline Senator for t)M installation of a septic tank, from the date of approval hr’:- by the director of health. Tom -I THIRD ANNUAL Fine Arts and Crafts Dodd FESTIVAL ATONnibN — MANCHISrm KUDEMTS Spoiwored by MANCHESTER UONS CK.I7B "Every Inch In Cooperation with Maaehester Fine Art AModatfoa A Senator" y EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1 FRIDAY. SATURDAY and SUNDAY MANCHESTER HlOH SCHOOL Free, Easy Paridng In East MhMIe Ttampika ar THE OPEN HOURS AT THE BrooldleM Street Paridng Lets DISPOSAL AREA Exhibiting Hours: Friday 8 to 10 F.M. Sedurdoy 1 to 10 P.M.^* TOP TEAM ■’t.V'A V RICHARD BfARIIN, General Manager FRIDAY 1:80 to 8KW

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r Is H it Bjr b o b THOMAS ■r c«68inr < >foU s pwfeeelon r o l l t w o o d (a p ) ~ n toI for 10 years iHto yatying de- 0 *«D *W ca rx, K. T . (NBA) ^ v ie crowd, being a aentlmen. iwjotha ar$«r Peter jtM sort, always drawk ag>eoiai raiU 'w Sw S’pSSTK era; tiaan atopp^ beatina. he c i^ from toe airiit of a aeo- PjjVjM ooiSroadway to ”Late *1 • ^„ret(m ied tie work at tl^ perform er t'etpitobi of 'Adiaf Stevenei^^'>i I ariUeves succeaa. That’s wfaV th ^ to double delight lii ’iK Bm j MIMWI." to r ^ S ^ S I^iar Selleii ■ne n u won an Emmy nomlna> I g^ery*”*"^ «t EUmbeth rjrutB -.tne^ leader of BhtoueSaSto* The t^ jd s o likes a hit, and a«d starred Jn t“------' % ^ apie Butvlvorii of a it semna .certain -that IQsi Mmit. by Ctel” . and - Molear.. ludpeaiaA, ftor a W * Itog^InMyU™. . '4 meat in ‘*A CarM^ For AnoSer ®“ Asher, Ourtotanaa." ^ [eoccess ct the new seasbnT ^^ tele^on direetor, ' were g«£^hiiotoer seriee ^ ; ®®keiia daMic,' whtcb.wiu be itehed could be a' particular w SiSiS' **"*12 “h® r>t Itiritoito ‘ *« thelUmt ia tba toUanw (m her famous father: Biu directed the pUot ■'.•^*ee ebr lUT. .apeoiaia ptb* -2. Robert Montgomery. ®b“ to ABCl Lpieed by 'Telaun Foundation. ***mre star of fllina in the' ’sot “ mediately. But toe eeriee - » .r W-N. teleriaion produc- «>««»»®ft echetp recowrlnf from jr* series and tor ® • tehCVtoiont m i 'Imomim 1 W jn a a ^ OHMttai^ attack ia I^esident Dwight D. Biamhcw. jb® _ Ashers were having when Ambaaeawr P*2*Ktton of their own, ^ K m . .vnna Roe- . ts hot one to brood oyer wilHam Asher Jr waa ,, i wweqr, Hotrmaii, a foimet aa- ■«{«» of a sta r. g j ^ k e e r c ^ , a f m 1 little tired some days But you M^leer yoursett. whw, to T l^ iTS I t The tllt-noeed blonde ays been ~ J^.^ e^ theyt.U « . .bsw - aw ard ^»*_k^ed; “in the ations ■ •jjt at^ present-day devek^ ichard c o o U n u rio t Line the freateet s Wind- :.?*hpw«rimltty to" mankind and it Bx- continue to 52 *2:.?®'"^ **®*e ^ t aeuAd?” ks ^ e d With a sm tte.^^ o t S3 B"*** After AnellMs, clerk, '■ ha top 01 E. Sf the fitoitaj .‘tooto. Oscar-w^ner Anna Bancroft in a scene from “Out . j . k . , . ™ 5 2T a f » i ^ the ^ Dick, prbmta, kno'Ws bow Dfo"„., a irie r, fto- ah tplii|Nf»pn 01^ ea of dL i^^S E S f* *oo»n- trailer. dwm *h televisloB V ifte’t done^bltoi b^ drama by the noted playwright Willlaiit Inge. Tha ire and to i^ keeping It a’eectol. ’.i » Man- I Rs one ef the hnsards of !jf*r**r i! "Boh Hope PfB. stm as- j^^ftog a legUMtor OMtobviston wthili Peb- ounced during a poUUcal sente the Chrysler Theatre" Friday from 8:8(K pvided says Crenni: «'«i»igp, b#pg of whkt ».8ff p.m Inge is the author of "Come Back, Uttia office ■towM tto pofiitaii^tke Qi»^ itow r - . Him ton b etter ■et, and the word *HB” 'wiui . Di<* |days Slattery, a leglala- Sheba and “The Daric at the Top of the-Stalra." It eol- out to sparhly Uttoik k “ ythloal state, on . •“■J^’ehen he qut get'{Md4< ^S latt^’s Peoi^,” y ^ , Ctona* 'was so- Uifce McOoy on "Ths Real Mb-, "wvleinaking ianot <‘JTou name tti-mid -Vyw hesn Coys.” ^ ^ t wh«i I finiak' lU’ saysjD^ do I O m m Homgt?. w e for pnao!nit,-,m tm l% ' think Thett J*®®t extTOTsIlwi," my* - ■I''- . I I - during the lY position oa,aivti xiriito , ^ Wow Pussycat’T” SeUeito sdld. ‘Tye leetesd to ^ .w Mte • p^ttoSuTS* gi^ a *Tm not yet ba«dc la stride, btit etoa's'anto^/e-w continuing to-put one toot ;y PROGRAM •(tor the other.” sttor C r^ • m i-ptt^'-jto k s r , BU tile major Macom, I ■ "v -.V ' ® *• {!! ?” ®— A rrm r^ ^Betting bndth^'wtiAi, W SoMO* Ste ! ! « S ’ fsa. pstee ».v. ritoaUon thera- are al- ■Mtii hi Atfo a M « rio .t|ir^ I -' - - 'j : ' r“V i¥-'if • ------— to.;glySlB tie# i k x '.“ f r , - I'edtoa to a F n * * e e s u ■ J t' luatoa.! . Air-C ondiH M •tow almbri~ silwato xito tiM (if -iTewa aaO WwUhn sfcm'^c**®**^ with toe toleri Sits. W o w . : . _^‘We’ve had only two erittoa iOelm’) (fart m who don’t like the show ” save ».qA.A ' a a u S L m DlA. onroTStoin^ •w^^SSfdBSr heon^ knocking us almost wssk~ ly.^Bet he doesn’t crlUelae too FEDdERS acting, he takes sh ^ at ^ ■ 1* Ww^^ wShn Bn A SOHBd jRBMiH PpUtteal stands.” , W VwHWBgf le t ii^i&sswsar . , oa ’fHKeirto Ig^'fcCJftSrVisto a* a* PorSMifBy CsA • h • Bmtdlsfs on this week's Udnef:. "Starring The Editors,” an } * » ______Ckannel 30 today aC 7 pjn., -w 1 T. P. M TK M CO. (Sisnnai 40, tomorrow, at OiSO 1 PJU., w ill .be Rlchisrd'. J, Bs?" e-JS5* S V t ^’aga a ^ H«hl^-~;CeoUag Murphy, Holyoke Triuieoript- / / ' f 'i r Sheet Metal Weifc , M egiM ; Alan R. (MmstoaA 3 * , y®»Wr, #nr%rJSSi;;; Mancheeter Evening Herald: 'v >W 37 Tolland l ^ e i Rf*®ri;. W, tewaa Hartford : : r rLm r ?!!• M|W (I) OnraMha m m m A m n . A thllllin *. <43^793 nm en hnd Flank B. Roeentoi. BpriagfM d UaloBa if-ALWi_-WsiM.ef___ __ SgMto ^^asitiirzSL^ MUHEW WM 1«:M (I) (M) ■ftUMMB' iar-> ? .- “ '** iSd toSw* ms liUNTIG fURNME OIL 1,^SSISiS° «iU 34 BOJM CUSTOMER SERVICE—640<87M *«to w, . in i -eTw MODELS L T. WOOD CO. •** /‘{ i Uito S=aS (S> u S ^ S r^5 ^£T » n i n ■“ _ C A U . « 4 M I | | | < w a jfi5 *s ‘JI*f Mae Wto Jtotec Wee” 4l*« * -k g e m W»fc». Olrrta OinhuL .‘^Hmetoh’’ iBsM B ew ^ eto. i vu >ATj OCTOBBE SI, tN 4 PAGB TBBBl PAOB TWO IIAHCHBSTiEB BVSNItiO HBaUOJ), W fT C H B n m OOKIiii^ ...... ' > ...... I I I ...... -I ^.. II ii» ■ i..ii ..■.. "'."■> * 1.1 '...... ijiii ii|i* SUNDAY Television PROGRAM •tM Home 3m 4iW ET- i , iuted m MrM SwiT/r... . Vf •iM Paata. Btap Itmw T 6 RR ( i ^ ) - JokeMr (4ti S.'SSt "Vhb. rnAumtiam". sat oA bB ■lU <•) ___ Zeilith ‘i I ' ' • tiS a Om •( U iM Bay “IntirttinBra Wm*«' ( li. T U p l i ■ ts dhys. Aad A ib NBwkeft, oim ct •M cp5V.r r f ' tae ahoiw'a aUre, raCani to Jt as Di^rder (U) ^ Thata TR •TIn B - BtoM TatlF B tM Oat A Baaaat OhnU Butiut^ Its top atar, N IMTha Deetaas ' N iN . MB) Dar to OeoH Itaw a. Si' '» Ur hointtBUaBd — ta taMotloii — faTi^ieicer? <€» “■"2nKS with aa injury to the aptaM — iM ) OVMI m wwvvw U t U in K a a M ' -r iM id m t ‘'pFobBMy tha rasalt of! «i AT Easts'sas M tM (*> I M W 6 i5 e T 6 r Jm ■ •f* •iM <|) ‘ y a a n o< pcstfaUB bachUM r : NBW tm ix (API -r- Iha lady (S> Jew l* K«wi jiaiM ■waiaMlaMia a t T a B a a la rl a*a 'M SwTNbiaf No' - t t M v ir ib a atraata m betweeallM Baat- / •; not B tiwfBMitouBi tumblar.” - erho always Tsaata to knoer irhat I OSMIOl ~ ' (M> S M r iO M jr f * • K« m m aaB Waatata MaaS . Daaa ■■•‘V 7 M i ^d0B*t hw r . UnogoBB OocB, in bar guost- B ogh OotaBB ta really Mka taaa «iN (I) T* TUI The ^ (M ) 1M « !■ It M U N BaahtJathatra^ M t U * « (iai Waalt Thaataa cut leavM ledo ^ (WN) The Tunatj (r»rt ni> gilpttNa racUeata (UAM Beat the, Fiaaa iBM M aalar ftm r car Bt Auto tonlgld, will be immoWllsad on o’clock Pieiertay BsombN. B N (11 Baiuer AaSr W eemmeel SB Mm M t m m aM Md UBI^WaataiB Bakbaaaa B Bwlvel obair ^ foault et mat Mwal >raM*au M aefci i la. OiseoBBt HiHue, you “A new exercise ideaf” taroaUiig bb anUe bona tiro taaickt U t N a paaeerby. WBBka ago. HaaaaaMT “O b * b u m U Bavaa*" Alaa Now Owen Vardon, tbe daa- tag gratatuily on her takp, "Itta M tM MaaiaM Haart Oataaaa. Uaaiaaa tYBua. a u M k ” car, msbeOultd to Mtpear « i U:M <{) OaaMn tlnaa - iSlU ^ C a Oi£pai«a aai Iha liM (•) Mawaoapa, Tha CBrtataph that story ta the paper today — «>l! <* . N«w« <|t OamaMBla aa* >a»tla OaaBM ataa are. XaiaeBta at OaaUaat. No t. B, baa fracturail a amaU about the ‘Ured oilld aiia (AN). MlMm M (»> Saelal Baeiuflr la «eMaa Laat aUaaU leak aaA prarlaw • ttoot Cam 100% .^.beme in her toot Sba wiU ba brought OB by too Om m Sf TIbm fkaO alkaM aAar ' aatwaik alaeHaa aaa aawa ItU <*> Daaap . . N l f i 3 s : (M-M> M h r la U a e a r a ia ia . Goanuiteed A M able to TTBlk ^ gingaily — and much televtatan 'tnUMag. III) Biar U tU (M) Aauileaaa M W a*k 1:M naaa Mm OaUet* flaMyaa 7:M Ih Mm FabMe lala*^ EiE^TUpmCS . K • Large Selection there will be no dancing. some obOdrea who trare Tip Faraiile KaiHaa o f Cara her vertebrae stretched, has * rMaMaaajr aat aaalrcla at lai- Barttra aaiaul aeaaaip par- 277 IROAD ST. poorly vreca aratohiBg toletasial iiu (m h h b b n a to s i« t MMt aa UirtaTy at eaiWa iaai- eepMaa la laaBretteaMp tiaaa- been eiqpOeed to day-tiine t ^ v i - loo many houra WeQ, tha dbO- ■ N Tka TlU an iap farreaalaa. can turn a little to one ”Bm Brlyasara" Bia TIm OhimavhaM (ILM) WaaBarfal WalU at PlMM 449-1124 AUTO 1 but there ta also ’tired adult Law . Tpr— » (Mbaaa 11 :M (M> Je w U h U fa C alar aide,” she exptainad, “but ayndeonte.’ from tetavtaion and X (N) ■*— * U:M (t) FaroapMaa BraaBaa DeWOBe can’t move bead down, ao X figure Fve got K. <•) FU m A plaalat caaaea ahaaa bp Jala- can’t read. Inere’s nothing to W i M«W (U> BUMa Aaawan lap tbe caTalrp. DISCOUNT “ X worry about the awtol hour (M) Uviac WaiM W a r n T ra la do except vratOh televlatoa. Hugh Downs has to get up ta the (SZ) fMleca FBalban Bavlaw iaha MabMia, Fh llatv ' ’1 witch tbe reruns of old (M> B la a AiaaaM tha W a tM OMpar tana_ _la lava___ w t S T t i morning to do hta show. X’m (M> Fartar F t* halMaAiaa g ill aaaght bp law- HOttSE, Inc. movies, reruns of ‘My UtUs narroua baoauN X oaa never • ■ U S L . U tU (S> Aeeeal aa Uafaw M aa, Margie.’ reruns of *I Love remember the loeatian of tbe The Ohriatapham <1» Bab. T.V. tAicy,’ and of course ‘PaaBtroed’ IS i t S S u m u talLsar U : M CMalaaataA Maa StW (t) BA BaUlvaa Bhaw And ‘You Don’t Say.’ troublw of my daytime serial (U> Flahar nuattp Gaaala: Alaa Blag, Dalaiaa DEMPSEY-TEOELER end Cow > e . Orap, Dara Olaijk File I PlM ne 648-9581 “But tbe real excitement Is tamiltaa are bo dreadful Mat X :!S r & ^ s N w.uhu (M ) FUaa •iM (ZLM) BBl Daaa Bhaw ths soap (MMras — ‘As tha World m WMBUNDliy ANP H M JTPl. M ANSAOnOBre BLAWMB P ON can hardly eat a proper lunob. (S > Watch Ur. WiaaiM Daa Ateaaa. Attar getteg Bare a K-Z Flnandiig Tuma’ and ‘CNilding Light’ and (U ) OaavaiaaMaal WMh , la tiaaUa. haaae AataeMac A1X~ E XO H AN O B8 U S T B D A N D TOOLMT BD - MYnTOAL rU N P O Now Mat Mere’a ‘P e ) ^ Ptaos’ liM (U Tear Oaaaaaaa^ ^ OHaka BMkaa thlaga waraa bp the reat” (WN) mwuIn a iiiMir na Bab. T.T. aeMag aa lawper. Me MAIN snwBir GoargB W. Ikmean tr^’Mgr. BU-UW Her doctors are X-raytag bar — gottiiig worss;’* Taa FlalaBegMUs Baw be condition Is auftloiently fan- An X>rientBl Marion ( « ^ " ^ 1 riaiBi W catairaritwrnaaaala bp etdllag aft their autka^p noved, Me may be able to go Brando ia in “Tha Iitt- (S> Tbaa Oallal ffar Bpaata borne neott leeM — “to haig ‘CntU X . la aa • aai Aaaaari •tW «> M r Urlag DaU^ m n e ll” Toahouae of tho An- ' (U> B ia 1 Babait OaaaaalaBi. CNaa Bap-; ■e. tag the (^1 aaaaB. A piapbap MaeUiavU “literally, bang myself,” ahe luMy. “tavan Dear iMarreBee guaf Moon” on NBC’a u'‘s ? iL «iriS added mouniftiny. “Tbsrs’a a Wtak aad U r. Dowas. ft’s Satuidiw Night at tha ttW OkM) Aawileaa eighth wife. „ . SHOP dud maohtaa vrith savim poupda -af BaaAaph ia N l^ Vavla, w e i^ attaidiad to H and 1 have to be a loBg dun taH.” Morioa^ tonight at 9. ^ SSS:; at Bailie , •‘Tha- BaaA aA ta Baag Baag" b m a m bfb 7 SAVE (M) FUaa X » Blag Oraabp, Bab Bapa, Daia- Atty. Kenneth Pree- IT DOES M 3 IWffsrsBM WlwiB Y S I to kaapjiatag i t ” m ..f a ^ ; thp I aaaaar. aa» aAp aArea- ■ I WHERE At the wtoMBUt, however, el ton (Robert Reed) has no idea Tthen Ma’II ba 'tael ’’H r. lavaatam’* Laaa 1 ta ia . YOU $EE WEDNESDAY Teievision PROGRAM Bala Fiaaa <»M») faces assault ch«rsr«B enough to gb taaita to work. ■ BaMa at lap Cabat. Aa egaNaMe aMrItt la > A n . BaatbaB B ha aaaa hla gaa aa Mm GMt- S -A V I \ Cs S 4% Deavar aa. Yaaaaa - w iBthta. p.m . Abe Garners 5 , / y>/ . / S \ 8iN (SI Of Top 10 Shows ’■“£3 h f«rA SN braS gaa tawa r S a MONDAY Revision PROGRAM NBW TOiUC (A P )— AB had (||) Is M HkMe laiaie Wight a* Ska Bt^tsi rtwanetst laaTlTgfjiff "t been antlclpatad, the Atnerlcaa (WN) Qesiael BireBsl (B> AAailial Back itlNI'AaAp WlUUma Maw it » aiN <|) Ta fU l The TrdMi A:M (» Saaifaa Baaiiatir (U> MDIba DeUar Marta ■lOatar) Oaaata: Fred Mae> ICtt MAIN BT„ MANfMDBSm a ' mKIVS SI, iOOVBNTBT Broadcasttag Oonpany made a 7tN <1B) Lite al aaav “ Falbw The LeaAar" Matiap, OaaA Tlaaa Blagera. dramatic ahowtag in the first TranauMtar SiM (SI(S) MaerUee BtM (S) Oaararaaltaaa aa Saelal «tU (U N ) Naara Taw a O ile r MaU OiAar Maihel PUBN’S VBKAOO (tf) Baaa flh* Stowi (f> O paraMaa A lpiMhat Eladergartea (8-NN) Blag ~ ProJeotioDs of sudlwioe Bam- 4iW (8 7tH (tt>) W eather (W> Sapenaaa Thaauw Qaai______M l M AIN 7tM . . ■Year Oaaiaiaattp (4B> AAmlral Pack aaA Bwabbp nuMi wtaaiA 'rafaaaa llm. aaBa- ptas made during the two taeeka Sitt {smB^srWr.. (•) FiiaaA at Mr. Qaabar New tait aaA aealaeaa attaraA at ending Oct. 11 ato>w Iw C s A r«mm Wsrriiaa ‘beLe tha Oalllaa’ hame. NiM : : r BtM Oiwlala Kaagaiaa •iM Yaal Bear Bonansa” is the most popular (U> MDItaa Dallar Marta IBiN (8) BtakarA DtamCaA MBS 8 BBV. arVATlON BiM Ba Fraaca ^ (M> TThat’a New SiwaiareA bp the DamaaiaUe f m m a i n ' b t . comedies, ABC’s 'Vewttohad' BiBB (I) Hap BMhaiAa Olrt Talk ' (tB> Bapenaaa / ' (B) FaUliaal (M (USB) Baawar Baaaa B:N (8) Nawa aaA Weatkai (M N ) Baa Oaaap WTMAN on. oa, N iN (M> Baaa th a fSaw a (U> Tap n — Flaa Oaa ^ Vlaeaat BAwarto, Altaa MaL B:U Leare U Ta luarar' (M) FaitraH at Meataat M M A IN BT, <4B> Nawa f eiaa’a kaapHal - aaaa Mr mal I 793 S T R K B T — 6 43-1191 S a f^ ta U iN <•> The Yaaag Mar ita Aa B:HI (U) Laiaiata ' , lagertag. (M> w S l’e Maw MtBB («) Nawa BtlB (8) Sparta, Weather aaA Mtwa (M) to Sehaal Frartaw fUAB) Make Beam h BtU (U) ClabhaBia 1B:U (8) Featare ATTIC FANS (S> OeaerM^BaapItal lt:N (8) Sarvtval ENJOY A NEW WORLD OP HEARINO 8isSis.'““ Gala Slai (S> Nawa Bin (a> Mawa, Waatfar, ai (SS m S jU Tha ta M i A FaUUeal Fiegraaa- \ ' IBiBB (l> Marla . _ _ Baatlap Brlaktop Ba- apaaaareA g GeMwater-Mlllaa WnH THB NKWB8T sraOLAM HBABINO AM Be ready tor Me hot vreattier Breihee'e Baaaat” (ttA t) muU’a Thia Baa B a r TV eammlnee ^ Friea la Bight ahead adth a HUNTtaR miat’a Maw 11 :M (8A -M U N N ) Mawa. WaaMna ATncPAN tastaUedlayour tN (N) laiasUa _ lltBB < n -N r Caaeaaliatlaa Nawa OD^RION SUP«l-9 i> Gat The 1Meaaaaa 11:18 ^ ) % w !r aaA Weather borne. Oonmlete wttb fan S:N (8) j f iite, Mawa, We UiW (IMB) ■ U tU (N> Taalght (0> aU caipentry — Lave__ve Of U a (N) MaU OrAar Market VPOffc* |:W Waalhar, Laeal Nawa U :N (8) Marta Bupar-po7v«r battaxy, new super-aenaitive amplUn^HaB tha gain and power to oorraot (UAB) ta r inMB “ Gaa Farp” Back. BaAaaa. impairments even up to M daeibels. U ghtiv^ht, oompact, trim dsaftn. Ths SuporA ItN ____ Terse 818 trv. Ariel U • lliSS (8) Sparta View A lto lUar - BrisMar 1 I t N (S ) M t U tN (I) S WhaTs Maw (B-BBN) BaBa r t a F l ^ i a Maaa B1 Litaa 11 :U (8) (8J. Big.Big Marla I N <88^ Mows ItM « ) Beal SeUar ta rta to baiieva iti For a free demonatratloii, atop tat or can ua aoon. IN (» iVMweea Mawa •‘City Attar Midalght' (B> MavM U tU1 ( (8) 8 ) « Nawa e aaa ------rreaumr------ih jitS a rtm YtNg Fflai 7tN (UN) N Brtalal Oaart. (W> nle LarA’a Prapar Nawa baCiPlataA aaaMAto^ — ” Ba- Oamtoit aaA Mpma >:U (18) BriMtf OslaeBsr - (IB) Baihara BaiaaiA Bhaw lea” la farblAAaa Aataa mate (N) Nawa A nte Tepe TV Notebook ! ! 8 (f)-Aa The WailA Taiaa aba iaipravea her aiarka. — Let’a Make A Deal “ Barrla", aaheAiAeA tor a gait ’‘“L taaraamaal, maat Brat ehaat- (IB) Baw Ta M anp A MilUaB- , n 5 8 L -_ ------^-^-Mtahar* « alra to^ Iha hMa.—"Taaa. DIek aaA TURMPIKE m o Onr SPEEDY _ 1:BB (U N ) Nawa Marp” Dieka aaialear aAvlae WILSON S:N FaaawaiA I Alarapte a happp. laarrlaga. MANCHESTER TRULY DEUCiOUS whethar ha nrouM bava Ma (U N ) Larelta TaaBg (8-8MB) Vopaga ta the Baltoaa SCAT COVERS ucnicA i. CO. atrwgM to (to Ma Job. Saab BlckaiA CarlacB, Aaaa Llaa. CYCLE SHOP 14C W. Middle Tphe. CHICKEN a si tawiiaM *Tm sura avaryoas ritiitilBg t :U (U> Dlgeat It’a tiaabta wbaa tha Baartow O Y O L B S A 1JB 8 A SERVIOB Brotni k 6 MEiMiitaa (N) Oeherea sad Oialtaiali toom a Bsrlous Utasw ftaia MW s:avZ :N imf TeOavm Me.mm* Dr. laveaUgatea a beat apael bp a BIGYOLJE 8 CM OLlWNtU'ISIS Bi n (MAtf) VaUr DeSeM qr. aray. But now Mat X saa bBSli t:M (f) Falltbal maaator. iNaeavaiiBe a*Fliaa Faye h ^ Fva laamad that X aai hatatag It- “ (i) - Faitr (M) The Complaat GarAaaar "CStriatauM , H lav (U N ) 1 DaMar 8:M :M (M) Nawa aaato BiN 3:N (I) Tha BAga Of N M AaAp apAe. AeeiAaatallp S1 2 VlfESTCifiTERlT. Whaatahaa a u iia faeWar arattoto (U N ) AaaMbr WaiH haadcattad. WUI attA Plaa aiaal W e Carry The Don WILLIS Gorogo C A U . XN ORXMM "If Mawo8kta'B 9tL^„._. (B) Trallmaatar walk gaaiA Aatp tageOMr. JAOOB 8 K N M s -iiu a r u o A u m m m __ Plafc Dp !• I it's aotdsfMg detaM. 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Wiada' h b q iovle dehut itn. a 01m “ A t one tim e m y namia tras on < »-■ « MaM Baaal.6PM B a ity Btasrliic B^iant Waahhiim' |A 00 or 40 different items, from (6) q^m l MaptM O ilcan* ‘l^t 2 he toddled onstage doUa. to pencil boxes. Peck and Bia llaB i , duriof his father’s Peck pam us .u.00,000 |br year, l.:to - (tt).Jton »> Wka«*a toli (I) Tha act and so convulsed the au- to put out a Jackie pCogan line '• ) “ • (M) BHIaama . ^ Ftoltsn, Jnaae dbace that he bocatne part of o f clotheSk M lUiona'and'm llliona Usto (M-M) OaaeaaWaMaa 6:66 (6) Maws, Weather, aad gyad (6-1646) q a rth a r (66) r u n - (MtoWBaaM^- q t e 'a c t of caps-were sold.” UiN (*6to> Javnaidy - OB) Tay 66 Mas Oaa W here did i l l ithe money go? (64) Baaieerall la. gweiia 16B6 (l>* A t IlSKadaiir ■ _ '. A t 4 . he was yUtylmg hi. the. [ (66646) Mbilalc itolw B. O. MardhaB. Maaey W l^ - Ooogail act in Ixw Angeles when Not to Jackie. AJtter turning 21, “ ' - M-tSa ( « ) MVwt ( wtra. iBisatid haaaasaM .to-- be Motr Ms.mother, add .Step­ ly .Wkm 6:66 (46) Adreataree toJParadisa CihaiUe OtapUh happened to be _ (66646) .ia ^ ju a w a ' Ba ■tto (f> B M i*. Nawa, WSalhar aaaaal sma wae;eleetoeea“ Sir In the audience. Jackie seemed father for an accounting of the ItiW (I);faarnh Far T6aw#fw 6iU <66> Otoihaaae ' ' Seeaeth aiuilB tor to be Just the right boy for a $4 million he said he earned ae (»4 ir T n iH i av CMsanaae 6t66 . ( » Maws mardared. ' (61646) rea M ^tsis asovle the comedian had been a minor. He never aaw the moh- l'i66 ( » Beat tepar IwSTTSailey - trhiHiy B (Wto) t a ------planning. “The Kid.” Jackie’s ey. CaUfonda'. enacted "the (6) Marla - 1 - oyrsi face, cap-askew; eyes. furtively Jackie Ooogaii 'law” which now rUm Tmv Whal^ .Maw . (tt-W> At, Hama WIMi KlUy 6:46 (66>^4wa aad Weather iaarrtasa'. aearishing fOr the cop dp the protects the eaminge of <^d («6> Wawa ^ ta ataaa I— ______beat.^became famoiia the.world actors. '.r itW M years iii tiM (t>------a T t _S s .. Wa«M — ■ Tama ’Baal 11:66 <6 ■ 6668-6646) M a ta W< Blow business, JscMs has'iiaade (6666) LaO Biaka. (66-6646) Newt -aad Weather On a day. ott from, playing (66) Ilrw 7a BSny-A sn y MnUar (64) The t o ^ Bxyeitoaeat Uncle Fester in “The Addams 126 movies^ numerous’ tours In T:ld (66) Mase. RWiilitai 11 :1 6 Sn Aftm^tid Family’’ television series, ‘ Ja­ vaudeyltle, >lni|hidliig obe wllh Id t (I666>. Nam - (tn.'iaatts Ms first wiito,' B e^ Gra'ble; (6) lUasward <4^ M m '‘iSSSL ckie relaxed 'In his. tnddest (66WI lavsMa Taaag T:I6 m The Maaatota _ . U:86 (I) MdWto MoHh Hollywood homd : atid legltUnate ]^ys and Mglit (H ) n ia la Tto Ute . Tvaaae BaOaila, Freg Owra- talked about hia birthdgy this clubs, plus 760'television idiows. (M) SSsia :aa. B naisa IS ■ ayyraheaelva 6iU (U) Bleest .■"ta tram hie eea asaa-.twla Ie week and other matters. “TV IS where my futiiia lies,” 6 i » (6) Teg Ma,^Br-■a. Br- Bvs: U:M r i *T diihi’t have a party or any­ sUd JMekle. ‘T thiiik there to no -6:66 (6) Baai 1 jParty ’ tiSwfAJroiistLii thing lik e that,” ha said. Mid to ito poseibllltiee.’.’ - ^ <66661 TheM Daetara ^ (Oalar) Fred aad- Bamay C . i 'i a S Castor*’^ |totaa g a its , (66646) Baygay la OaaOaaH . a a ^ advaatars -thaa they bar-. 16:46 (46) ta rd ’a T n l i i t ■ ^ ■ 6:M (46) Nawa. •• satoed tor at tha aeighher 146 (1) Medpc. Weather, aad Maaa- 6 M (6) The r - ■ -head stare. : . aate ef Medltattea^ . (16-66> ' (6666) BaiUai Beeae j6)_^ltowaeaye, Miaiihti ad (6) T#T to ia S a te r Fese rather,. Bd Ayaes. A The Outcome Is No Secret (U> Bly nelars .itvar yirsle yiaas la drive the (66) Mapa ■ But Adventure Shows Go On" FRIDAY TetevUion PROGRAM ifBW TORK (AP) -4- .One otpm it the deed .and, in- ts«t> .TtoM ClUuuel 6ito (6) Nsars 1146 (644646) News. Weather, aaS the minor m ^cles. of a tolevl- caught a glimpi^ d:l6 (6) gaarisa SaaMsIar (66) toabhi Smrte- •. ~ - ston series is .that adventure armed man whom he auspecta (66) Ayrleallare aa Parade 6:86 (6) News W).aiy New* ■ ,d46 <•) Mwaeals at -Oaatfail ai (J6L Mewe aad Wetoto* et^es are able to build any of the crime. (6). Bearhaa Street U :M (66) Mewe sad Weather ’ auispenae at a ll. Mewseaya (to) Bah. T.Y. Bn route to prison and execu­ d:4d <•) The € . . . X W 6 ) Haatley'.prI Will Marshal Dillon draw tion, he eacap^ in a convenient ( t ) TsrWa CIMer “■”* ® SSliS,- faster than the bad man? 7:66 ( l i Tha daelMra 'TI0*’What*s New train wreck. But he is relent m-66) Taday Shaw *^*** •’Maalty'ea The Beaaty- Olarfe 'niere's JM. doubt about it if leasly pursued -by a p olice lieu ­ ' Oyaiattaa M ftm M 6:66 (66) Mewe, Weather taFm aehet Teae, t*A Ma- there' is to be another show next tenant All this background Is 1;66-<66) Weather 746 Baatayf’ IBsrelliy I * , week. Will Amoe Burke solve 7:66 (61 Fram Oallece Caaayaa ate^r^ Aatoreitare De Oerdeaa explained each Tuesday before 'm , Friaad af Mr. Oaabar (9 ) Weather Agi. we U46 (6)i>.ly#ttB the murder? He’d better it be the audience ie set for Dr.-Kim** 6:66 ( i ) Certain Kaaeaiaa (66) r a r S ili i n i e M . . i expects the audience to 'retimi. ble’s weekly narrow eaeape • ;86 (6) Bserelsa (6646) News aad'Waath, David Janssen, an able-and from capture. (46) 'Ba FmiMa « :U (66) 7 ^ MjhBykt. - Ania Ms Laad’ peraonable '* young actor,' has 6:66 (6) Hep Bleharda (66) ViryMilaMaya ' Tuesday night’e episode was (6)' airi Talh : 16!U (46) Bayteaaye Men playing the part of an t (66-M) Baatyer typical. Working as a garddne'T 7 :to < ^ -146-(• eacapcd convict- for more than a Kimble is mistaken for the bead (46) 'Baas The Claim year in an ABO series, “The 6:16 Mawa lll6 ■ As Dr. Richard KimblS, he Oeaeteat wae convicted of the murder of Police broOgd>t into the case (6646)----- 1> Make B Beaat ter learn his true identity — and for Oaaaijeaeral Beeyltal his wife — a miscarriage of (it) Oale Oah itatia Juattoe becauae he did not com- a time it looks as if his goose is 16:16 (t> MMsvia svl -, <66) toteraatteaal-towHMaw;; (■4646) rnaa UBIcM Den AmaMW- keet. “ Olreas ^ WIU the ktdniu;)er or his wife kill the NereeBMa." Kimble? Will the police catch ssa,55s « « . 6:66 (66) M alta OHy PETERMRirS him along With the kidnapera? 61:66 (66-66) Jeaaardy (B-664n A n a e r ’ e Daayhier Mbslaylas L (ft) BalUiaere Syai^ieBy We know better. The kidnapers Lite thoughtfully dropped him off 16:66 *ytllier*jBaevnl Best (Celer) Aaae laaeren drove blithely into a ptdice trap. 18:66 <|> Seaieh Fer TaaMrvew Jaek WB 1N8TAIX THU... (tt4 6 ) TTtaUi n er' Ceaeeaaeae Waidea. Draani el a Bven U ! ijiM euspects the ultl- (64646) Brits____ Fea rttaia Ueae seelalHe Sad a lertoer m fle outcome of each episode, 146 (U Beet SeBer (|) Mavis (6-1646> The Addeaae FemBy mmiQQi: ELECfRONICS it still makes tother stimulattog (}6> nim 646 «-6t-46> Talealtoe's Day view ing. I i (S-66) At Baaaa gruh Teay Fraaclaaa. Tal (i( . LABORATORIES (ta> Nawa lita hia taraaer taaehar Itohl AMmicAir-Jkftttdilri 6:16 (46)(66) Barbara.“ Barhaid M laws which weald Mree. Bar ------T ~ 7 *"■ (1) A* Tha WarM Taras l ath aaaiat. DiOIDBNTAI,'d a t a ' (tt-to) ttoaaer Pyle GAS BOILER According to (338, Zina Bet(ii aim dial Mahers, W ash Battta. Tha line of “The Doctors and Nurses, 1:U (6646) News . werried he Bade spsnt the last, week of her vaoa- vew w I OflSKMIlOB VBlT ttoa ln a pciml0y6 ktoMcati.Vu- (16) ItoMh ta^^Taday fOUEiSdlSY. Ihge, WhdrC lacoe 'were a prin­ O aeellt cipal itenl of her diet, and her 6:U .. ' The Oectara tajaitoy a fftead |aU -STORE . (•4646>.Bay to OayH prIsWB f)M (46) News , m ) Ferhatare NOW OPEN 6:66 (f) Tha Bdsa Of Nlyhi ^ to!*! f 9) The Beeefter . -- . (16-16) Ahathar Wertd - (fito);da«k ntar Ftoy'aai ¥ (6) TTraBStasler - . - ?Oelev)^0Beete: ddaWaa Wta- (1646) Oenerel Uafrilal C A t l 4 4 9 - 1 1 2 4 PSTS (U ) to the reblle totaresi a MacBaia. dsrry 1 8:66 <61. Ta T4B ‘TM Trath - . ' -,t - li'kto (|) (taa Slap Beyehi' -«V-Radlo, Sales and Seridea <«•)

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VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 28 (TWENTY-1 PAGES—TWO SE(7nONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1964 (OlauUled Adrerttsliif «a Page M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Qov. Dempsey JIWMl'Call Reapportionment Session Record HARTFORD ( k m __ the . time limit and in compli-^pressures and tensions of the ance with the terms of the lat­ national election campaign are Governor Dempseyey said.said .to­ est federal ‘ court judgment,” over," he said, "that the Gen­ day he will call the General Governor Dempsey said. eral Assembly will be able to Assembly into special ses­ ^ Since many legislative and act responsibly in the reappor­ •J sion on or before a court- poHpcal leaders “have already tionment matter So that the Political Goldwiater madb plans to take shoft vaca­ business of the state can be imposed deadlinerof Nov. tions aftor-the activities of the conducted In an orderly man­ 16f but deferred setting a luitional 4Ieptlon,” the governor ner.” Sees Upset late until he can talk with said, "I will pot set a dale . . . The governor said he Iras dis­ Scene party leaders. ‘ until I have had. the opportuni­ cussed with the attorney gen­ The governor said he expects ty to check wlth-piese leaders eral the question of whCn a new Of Century the "holdover” legislature, if it as to their plana.” General Assembly might be t complies with the court’s time ‘It has always beeif my be­ elected under a temporary re- I Polls Unanimous WASHINGTON (A P)~ table, to continue to conduct lief,” ho added, "that legfslative apportionment which the court ‘ NEW YORK (AP) — The has said must be planned by The long, strident election . the business osf the state for the reapportionment and redlstfict- polls are unanimous. They poipt campaign comes to a close normal winter and spring legis­ ing should be handled by the ^ Jw*., 30. to victory for President John.son lation session. General Assembly itself and- He dtelined to speculate on a Tuesday. today witli every indicator The announcehient this not by the courts." The gover­ date, but 'Said he believes the But Sen. Barry Goidwater of a computerized, poll-con­ morning followed consultations nor said he was ‘keenly disap­ holdover legislature could "con­ says he’ll win. scious era pointing toward with Atty. Gen. Harold H. Mul- pointed” by, the failure' of the tinue the business of-the state" "I know the polls don’t agree victory for President John­ vey and Secretary of State El­ fall special session to act on so long as it sets up tliS special with me, but they never have,” son. la Orasso. — reapportionment in time for to­ election procedure by Jan. 30. he said Friday night. "I will call a special s^ion morrow’s election. -■A nationwide Associated In 27 hours of elapsed time, '*of the General Assembly within *T am hopeful now that the (See Page Nineteen) PreSs survey of polls showed beginning at 12:01 a.m. .EST figures ' indicating Johnson’s Tue.sday in some New England , percentage of.the popular vote towns and winding up with the ' ’ might approxfitiate the 20th closing of polls in western Ala»- century highs. ka, some 70 million Americans - ' The 20th century record is will choo.se a president, 28 goyC .Franklin D'.'Roosevelt’s 60.8 per emors, 438 House membert and 35 senators. cent of the vote in 1936 against Republican Alf Landon. Repub­ Although he made no predic­ lican Warren G.''Harding got tions on the. exlent of the ^ctory 60.4 per cent in 1920. Dwight D. he cMfWently expects. Presi­ Esenhower got 67.4 per cent In dent^ Johnson obviously hoped 1986. he would roU up more than the Here’s a rundown' on the la­ centlBy’s record 60.8 per' cent of the vote registered for Franklin test national polls: D. Roosevelt In 1636. This would Gallup Poll — A semifinal poll give him a maiSBiye -victory in by Dr. George Gallup gave Uie 638-vote^Electofal College. Johnson 64 'per cent, Goidwater 29 per cent and undecided 7 per GOP presidential nominee Eterry Goidwater-wSJS predicting cent. Louis Harris Poll — Johnson the . ’’upset o^ the century” 60 per cent, Goidwater 34 per would make him the wiimer cent, undecided 6 per cent. ■ •• despite the poll Indicators-:^, Popcorn' Poll Johnson led against any such result.’ Pri­ vately his aides were conceed- 78-22 among purchasers of 99-year-old Carl Schwendy ready for 20th GOP ballot popcorn in movie theaters and Ing only Masaachuaetta, Coonee- ticut, Rhode laland, Absaka and supermarkets. They picked Hawaii to President Jtdmaoa. Harry S. ’Truman in 1948. 80 Million Voted First for Harrison Aides of Jtdinaon ^ d they Newsweek magazine — A poli had given up only on Missiaslppl ol SO Washington correspond­ and Alabama. They brieve they ents showed 40 predicting a May Cast pote have a chance to carry every Johnson victory. T^eir consen­ sus gave Johnson 484 elector WASH1NGToH'^(AP> — other state, including Johnsbn’a New Jersey Man Set native Texas and Qoldwatwr’a votes to 84 for Goidwater. Nearly 80 million ^Ameri­ native Arizona. ' Samuel Lubell — His latest cans, a recotxl, are expected summary of nationwide find- to vote in- Tuesday’s elec­ ’ The two standard bearini tions. Election officials and For His. 20th Election make final televised bids for ingattt VibandeUde victory for votes tonigiit. Pre.sident Johnson.” political observers in all The President and hia nmniRg states and the District of ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (A P )— When Carl Paul mate, Sen. Hubert H. flNim- Columbia made the predic­ phrey, will, appear on a pre­ * Governors , tion in an Associated Press Schwendy votes for a presidential candidate Tuesday, taped program arranged for 10^ survey. WASHINGTON (AP) Candi­ it will be the 20th tim^ he has cast a ballot in a general 10:30 p.m. EST on the NBC Gaping holes iVere blasted in U.S. Army barracks at the Bien Hba Air Base in TheyNestlmated that 88,- network. Viet Nam in newest Viet Cong raid. A ir view shews some of the damage to the dates for governorships in 28 election. states have shown varying de­ 697,400 Americans are refe- Schwendy, who will be 100 to put ms in tbs German Goidwater and his ruimli>c istered or otherwise to vote army.” mate, Rep. William E. Miller, buildings. Four Americans were killed and 29 woundef. (AP Photofax.) grees of enthusiasm about rid­ years old nextA pril, says he ------— — — — ------in the presidential election. Schwendy joined the postal will appear on a pre-taped 0:80- ing the coattails of their party’s cast his first vote for Benjamin presidential nominee. They predicted that of this service in Atlantic City, retiring 10 p.m. EST program to be Some are hanging on tightly, number 70,856,050 wUl cast Harrison in 1888. After 19 gener­ in 1932 after 28 years service. carried by CBS. Enlarging War Talk Revived others ride with one foot on and ballots. al elections, he is still voting a . Despite his age, Schweqdy Johnson heads for Texas this Events will walk unassisted the two one foot off and some won’t ride straight Republican ticket. afternoon for electicHi eve cam­ blocks to the school to vote paigning in Houston, Pasadena at all. ’’Never in my life have I ever Voters in 11 states will select Four Fatalities Tuesday. and Austin. Then he will fly ^ thought of voting tiny cither'v "And why. not, I walk wherev- with his family to their Johnaoa In State New Viet Cong Raid a new governor in ’Tuesday’s way,” Schwendy said In an ' elections. In 14 other states, sr I want to go,” hd said. City home to await Tuesday’s On State Roads interview ’ at his daughter's His daughter, Tillie Hasson, returns. they’ll either re-elect the home. ”I was a Republican the present governor or choose his confirms that her father is con­ Goidwater, battling to wh| May Bring Showdown NEw /Ih AVEN (AP)— Con­ first time I voted, and I ’ll re­ stantly on the move < vital (California, speaks today in Deins May Sweep challenger. Eighteen of the 25 main one until I die.” governorships now are held by necticut’s weekend traffic toll: ’ ’He’ll walk to the com er (4 San Francisco. Tonight he ends A l l Contests Democrats. Two little boys, struck by cars, In his younger days Schwendy blocks), catch a bus, and the hla vote-hunting travels in the WASHINGTON (A P )— The Communist raid on a The coattails of President and two women, whose cars was a Republican ward leader next thing you know we’ll find little Arizona town-Df F re d o n i^ in Philadelphia. out he’s In Philadelphia, visiting where he wound up both o f Ujg U.S. air base near Saigon Saturday has stirred up new Johnson or Republican Barry swerved off the road. Goidwater ,,fbuld help some In addition, a Stamford ” It was nothing in those days friends. Senate campaigns. Then he flm HARTFORD (AP) — Schwendy believes television talk here of enlarging the war in South Viet Nam. woman w m killed in a three- to vote in one ward, then go to to Phoenix to spend ElMflon Most political.. observers make it intb- the"-- governor’s h8U9 had a good effect on poli­ U.S. officials said today that mansion, but for others, grab- car pile up at Owego, N.Y. another ward and vote again,” Day with his family their consider Connecticut sure events’ seem to be mbving to-'|'is, supporting within South Viet .said Schwendy. who moved to tics. home overlooking the/Ariaona ” In the old days, the only to give a majority of its ward a confrontation between Nam the efforts of that coun­ (See Page Ten) (Sqe Page Ten) New Jersey in 1900. desert. / try's leaders to gain the upper time you saw the candidates votes to President Johnson .the United States and Commu­ "And there was a lot of vote Miller spent Sunday in Wash­ nist North Viet'Nam, backed by hand in the long struggle wdth was at meetings,” he said. ington and plans - to remain in tomorrow, but how will the buying. But they could never ■"Now everyone can see them on Red China, on the issue of secu- the Viet Cong rebels. buy my vote. A man who'd sell the capital tod^i>efore going to President Johnson met Sun­ television,' and (he people can presidential contest affeot i^ty and peace in Southeast his voje doesn’t have a heart.” his L ock port,^ .Y . home ’Tueo- Asia. day with Secretary of State use their common sense to day. the otliers on the ballot? Schwendy was born In New The campaigns for Senate and The whole situation seems Dean Rusk, Secretary of De­ make a choice.” Hum phry scheduled rattles King Dethroned York City but went to Germany His election prdiction? ’’Gold- certain to get urgent attention fense Robert S. McNamara and today In/Los Angeles and Salt House of Representatives have with his mother at the age of 5 from President Johnson and his other policy makers and expert water, naturally, and the wom­ Lake ^ t y before winding up In all been colored by the race be- after his father died. en are going to, win the whole between Johnson and his Re­ top- military and diplomatic on the Southeast Aslan .situa­ Minp4apolis. He will be at hia tion. The principal concrete thing for him this time,” he publican opponent. Sen. Barry advisers In the weeks following ” I returned to America when W ^erly, Minn., home Ttiesday. Tue.sday’s presidential election. action announced after the[t/ii Saudi Arabia I wa.s 21,.’ he said. ’’They trledreplied, with a broad grin. /In a campaign generally re­ Goidwater, Officials said the course the meeting was that the aircraft garded as the bitterest In mod­ Estimates of the plurality the war actually takes in the weeks which- were destroyed by the T -7 president is likely (o get start em times, Johnson rode the ahead wUl depend primarily on raid on Blen Hoa airfield near issues of peace and prosperity. at 100,000 votes and range up­ DAMASCUS, Syria (A P )— Saudi Arabia’s King decisions to IM made by North Saigon had been replaced. He tabbed Goidwater as' aa ward. Many of the' guesses are Viet Nam and Red China. Officials virtually ruled out Saud was dethroned today and his brother, Crown "extremist” and as a man In the neighborhood of 200,000 200-Youth Rumhl^^ If the Communists decide to einy Immediate retaliatory ac­ Prince and Prime Minister Faisal, was proclaimed king whose finger oould not be trust- , and there are some at 400^,000- fjtep up their support for the tion against the Reds by U.S. of the oil-rich desert state, Mecca radio announced. ed near the button of'nucle plus. ■Viet Cong forces in South Viet forces. They said this was an Information mlnl.ster 'Jamal ------weapons control'; If Johnson should win big, the' Nam, these officials said, there incident within the war in South 1 i Hujailan. read a statement over Riyadh, receiving delegations In Bay State T^wn Offering what he c a ll^ *’a Democrats might sweep the con­ is every ■ prospect of very seri­ Viet Nam w d not comparable saying Cabinet , ,,, . radio , saying Cabinet from all over the country who choice and not an echo,’”Xk>ld- tests foix’ the Senate seat and ous trouble ahead. to the North Vietnamese Torpe- | ministers and religious consul water zeroed In on "morality If they choose not to, increase do boat a ack on U^S de.stroy. in inint came to swear allegiance to the six House seats, in joint session him. AVON, Mass. (AP)—While anli-^t forces mustered A victory across the board their efforts, it was said, the ers patrollinjjF— Gulf of- this morning, approved ' the (See'Page ^en) United States probably wllT|.Tonkin last August. In that case The broadra.st said nothjng in northeastern Massachusetts to Atfert a rumored teen- was predicted Saturday by dethronement of Saud, 62, and about .Baud's future plajw; hut ------^ ------State and National Democratic follow about the same basic | ' ------the proclamation of 88-year-ol but made no prediction of vic­ wake of meetings of princes and today. ' volved from the surrou'nding LONDON (AP) — Oxford tory. religious leaders in Saudi Ara­ Police reported dozens . of communities of Brookton. book dealer B. H. Blackwell, He said he felt Republicans By IRWIN FRANK That 500,000 figure is Impres­ News TidJ)its bia. fist, fights in the crowd that Randolph, Bridgewater and Ltd., paid $1,640 at a Londoa will support their ticket from PLUCKEMIN, N.J. (AP) — sive when you recall that John Faisal; real ruler of the coun­ roamed through the streets East Bridgewater. auction today for a ooUeottoa try since ailing King Saud was top to bottom. My ^wife joins that army of vot­ F. Kennedy defeated Richard M ., from the AP Wires over a five-block area. They of every American preeident'il forced from power in .late 1962, ers 'who will enter the.voting Nixon by 113,000 votes. confiscated many weapons, in­ (See Page Ten) elgnature from George WoM- booth with confidence Tuesday’s If you use a voting machine, reportedly opposed the idea of Dilemma Solved accepting the crown. But he 'vas Ington to John F. Kennedy. only to leave It hoping their vote about the only way to vpid your Paul-Henrl Spaak, Belgium's The signaturee 'were aoo> HARTFORD (AP) — The faced with virtually unanlmojjs, will be counted. vote ts to return the levers tloned off by Sotherby A Go.,, nnusual • case in U.S. District foreign minister, ' will spend demands from other 'memjjcrs She'll drive about two miles to above the candidates name along with a number of oth­ , Court today had to do • with next weekend in Washington, of the royal family and e^gious Heavily Insured Passenger the Watchung View Inn on the before opening the curtain. It’s er doounnents of particular Robert C, Rlntek, 22, of Lisbon slopes of the Watchung Moun­ the lever that opens'the curtain meeting x.'ith Secretary of Stale leaders. , who was indicwd last July foi; Dean' Rusk and other Slate De­ According to reports in Beirut i Anterlcon Interest. Many e< tains, and vote. She’d like to that regrtateres the votes and the preeldent’e signatured violation of the Selective Ser­ returns the vote lever to its partment officials, Belgium and Cairo, Saud's health has Shot Pilots^ Caused Crash hear someone say: ’’You have are on letten they wroteL-. vice A c t.’ done everything correctly. Your original position. Embassy spokesman says.. . deteriorated gravely In the past Waahlngtoa’e le on a lettsr.. vote is recorded.;,’ Paper ballots can bo rnore Burglars break into fur shop" in few months, so that fears have IVhat made it out of the or­ WASHINGTON (AP) A^'last w A d from the plane before In his handwriting to n- But there will be no' one to troublbaoms, and the rules Naples, and police say, they been felt for his aurvival. In this dinary was that Riijlek; a 'Je- it crashed and exploded. assure- her, or the millions of change with each state. stole furs worth $160,000. situation, to avoid any new pow­ passenger deeply in debt and Brlgdler Glover and dnlod hovadi’a Witnese, admittedly re­ In reporting today pn its In- others, that they have marked Many states — Oregem, Flori­ Three uniformed Hungarian er struggle between factions 1)} insured, for $108,006 pumped P>b. *6, 1779. fused to be Inducted into the bullets Into the two pilots of an vestlgratlon of the tragedy the Army on the "grrounds that he thelt iMllots correctly. da, Nebraska, West Virginia soldiers escape to Austria and Saudi Arabia, Faisal was urged airliner during e flight last' CAB said that its crash experts, ACCIDENTAL DEATH had been a minister since he -Brendan Byrne, executive, and Utah, to name a few — will ask for political asylum, police to take the throne:'’ director of the American Heri­ accept a paper ballot- if the report .' . . Pentagon had two- Informants in Beirht* said May, the tjivll Aeronautics 'working with the Federal Bu- FT. DIX. N.J. (AP)— Htet iwas eight years old. reau.of InvSsUgaUon,^ad con­ tage Foundation, Washington, voter’s intention Is clear. day advance warning that Its Faisal is copsidering continuing Board said today,. The plane gunshot death o f a 17-ryeair> Rlmek stated in court today cluded that the probaole cause old trainee near the rli^ that he was planning to get D.C., which cosponsors bipart­ ' ” It is pretty hard to spoil the Bien Hoa air base' 4n. Sbuth a4 premier in an expanded Cab­ crashed into a low California isan registration and vote ballot nowadays,” says Jacob Viet N*m was exposed to'^'Cein inet, at least for a while. hill, killing 44 persons. of the May 7 crash was "the range of this nriiiy base hoi, married but had delayed the shooting of the captain and the bten mled an ardent, a|r wedding until next January so drives, estimates that 800,000 Wyler, deputy county clerk in munist attack but apparently The sources recently returned As-the Pacific Air Lines plane first officer by a passenger, " army 'spokesman said that he cobld accommodate his ballots hve -been invalidate^ in Saif Lake City. ” If the judges took no .-taction, says former from .Saudi Arabia' said ailliw was 'going down, a high-pitched Francisco Gonsalssr 27. The victim, Jeeeph ^ ' IS to what happened to every presidential election alnce can determine the Intent of the Vice ‘ President Richard M. Saud will be free to keep hia voice cried- Into^lts radio sys- 1982. voter, they’ll give him credit for Nixon. royal allowance and go to a tarn: - Gongalsz was a native of the Jr. e< Bn^ord, wi C in court. P h lU p ^ M who was woriclag by n elai^ shot frem hie < Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld In 1040, my wife ^ tt.” Alice Rooaevelt Longworth. European / capital, possibly "Sklppiara ohot! W4'rs been flie half mlUlcB. 80, daughter ef Itepubttean Vienna. ’ abot (I waa) try *la te help’ ” for a Ban Franolaoo dmaxt* M-U iSe. the sotvM the Jodiotel dilemma But la minois, for example, — ta w , aald an I What did ah# do wiKmgT uaing a ohaek Instaad of an X Presldsnt Thoodore Roosevolt. If be wlaitee to remain In Sau­ (tie). ment store. Along with hu 40 . tt was a "elose '.” e«M Pace TUt m ) dent Johnaoa . . . •) < puMlo Mrltov, ' .4