/ ■ ' e£. Average Daily Net Press Run - The Weather y". Forecast of U. S. Weather Bureau 's-. . . ) " •• ' ; g a r ttw- Week Ended October IS, IMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1963 Fair tonight, low hi the mld- PAGE TWENTY-rOUR 13,825 40s. Stinny and warm. Saturday, iKanrlffHtfr Ew nin j high around 80: Member of the Audit Bureau of Oiroulatfon Chapman Court, Order of Manchester“— A City of V iUage Charm Amaranth, will meet tomorrow Jensen Elected About Town at 7;46 p.m. at the Masonic (ClasOfied Advertising on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Temple. 'Visiting matrons and By Skating Club YOL. LXXXm, NO. 16 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1963 Ttoe Covenant Women’s Guild patrons will conduct initiation Shurfine Gdlden Harvest Sale of 1963 6 t Trinity Covenant Church will work. Mrs. Harold Loomis is Howard P. Jensen of Bolton chairman of the refreshment jneeit tomorrow at 8 p.m. at was elected president of the the home of Mrs. Kf. KJn&r committee. G)ngressman RaA, lae Keeney St. Mrs. Carl Skating Club of Bolton, Inc., Events' Bruce G. Ohagnot, seaman for the 1963-64 season at a JotaMwn will serve as co-hostess. Gtp yew Mindly A/9 SloM todof whm wI m i M ndlf at apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. meeting Monday night held at m s . to Add Galls Author Tfce Loyal Circle of Kings George Chagnot, 24 Emerson •yfag Yw wRHM « wUiMlicliM if ymr St., recently graduated from Motts Community Hall. In State Lord Home Named Daughters will ;^>onsor a rum­ Assisting him with club duties IworiklooAbdIiigolhiidntpriciiMwiiidiKilBiiniTHddiliwr mage sale Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. the Navy Recruit ’Training Cen­ ter, Great Lakes, HI., and has and business will be Dr. Louis yhwllwr.A/6 ulmOiri lihniy unfUonttiwIwlM A Pro-Red In Woodruff Hall, Center Con- Block, vice president,: Mrs. gregatiooial Church. Donations beert assigned to sonar school ywwr SMRpwR mip wiw in Key West, Fla. Stanley McCormick, secretary; mcemen Dempsey Closes moy be left at Jhe church Mon­ NEW YORK (A P)— A Mrs. Evert Carlson, treasurer; California congressman day from 7 to -9 p.m. Mrs. William Dion and Mrs. and the d i r e c t o r s , Walter State Woodland Marshall Finlay, both of the Doherty, Richard Chapman and says Jessica Mitford, au­ ■Hie Rev. Felix M. Davis, HOUSTON, Tex (AP) — Tlief> They were met at Houston’s MPHNA staff, are attending the Paul Jesanls. U.S. space team for two-man International Airport by a space­ thor of “ The American minister of the Slicopd Congre­ After the business meeting, To Macmillan Post Connecticut Regional Educa­ HARTFORD (AP) — Way of Death,” is “ pro- gational Church, will speak on rendezvous missions and three- craft center security guard. ’This tional Program for professional films taken at the ice show man moon shots was to be In­ is a courtesy normally accorded Connecticut woodlands and Commuriist, anti - Ameri­ '‘Emotlorlal Problems of Living” nurses which is being held at last spring were shown by Paul at an open meeting of the Wom­ creased today with the selection only astronauts and Washington brushlands are closed to the can” and a foe of the Chris­ Cedarcrest Hos^pdtal, Newington, Jesanls. These will be shown of 10 to 16 new astronauts. dignitaries. en’s Fellowship to be held Mon­ today. again during the menvbershdp public because of drought tian religion. day at 8 p.m. in Fellowship drive in November to all In­ Informed sources Identified Informed sources also indicat­ conditions. The order by Miss Mitford called the ac­ Baptist Speaker three potential members of the ed another Edwards pilot, Capt. Hedl. Prior to the program, a The Past Chiefs Club of Me­ terested persons, the date to Gov. John N. Dempsey cusation a “ red herring.” Tito Feels Push Fails short devotional so "vice will be Mrs. Carl M. Capen, Ameri­ be announced. group in advance, bu t, the David R. Scott, 30, had been Ip a statement entered in the morial Temple, Pythian Sisters, Manned Spacecraft Center said added to the space team. Scott went into effect last mid­ held In the chapel. The Lucy will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. can Baptist missionary to ’Thai- TRICK or TREAT appendix of the Congressional Spencer Group is in charge of FRESHER-BY-FAR strict secrecy on names would was known to have spent Thurs night. It will delay the start Record last ’Tuesday, Rep. at the home of Mrs. Sarah Tom­ lEJid. will speak Sunday at 8 be maintained until the after­ day with San Antonio relatives iFor Butler, hospitality and the Ferris Rey­ linson, 98 High St. A cup auc­ Pinehursf Budget of the upland game and James B. Utt, a Republican, He Gained nolds Group will .serve refresh­ p.m. at the Connecticut Baptist Three Represent Buy your fresh Golden noon news.conference announce­ but was unavailable for com­ listed what he called Commu­ tion will be held after the busi- Plnehurst State of Con­ Pumpkins, all sizes, Sweet ment. ment. duck hunting season. ments. All women of the church ne.ss meeting. Convention to be held at the nist-linked activities of Mi.ss are Invited. Cider and Trick ’n Treat The news conference Is sched­ ’The ages of Scott and Bassett 'The Governor announegd his Central Baptist Church, Hart­ Area at Parley necticut selected poultry. Lean Government Inspected State of Iowa decision after conferring with Mitford and her husband, candy at Plnehurst . . . uled for 4 p.m. Eastern Standard strengthened speculation the Robert Treuhaft. From Visit Mi.ss Milicent Jones of Tol­ ford. Hershey Bars Time. third gfroup of astronauts would Eionald Mathews, dirazfor of the \ The VFW will sponsor “ sea­ land Rd., Bolton, a member of Mrs. Charles E. Kelly of 66 State Park and Forest Com- Her book said Utt. strikes Mrs. Capen, a second gener­ Milky Way Two of the three arrived be the youngest, averaging “ another blow at the Christian food night” tomorrow from 8 the Manchester Garden Club, Walnut St., and Mrs. George 4 Legged Fresh Snickers miaslon. Mathews told Dempsey Bv HARRY KEU.Y LON'DO.n \ a P) — Lord p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at the post Thursday night but declined about SO years. ’The 271 appli­ religion WASHINGTON (API - Yugo­ was elected Bird Life chairman ation mi.ssionary, is the daugh­ W. Jones and Mrs. ’Thome Per­ Frying Chickens F R E S H P O R K Mars Bars cants for the group had to be that the forest fire hazard is Home was natWd today to home, 608 E. Center St. on the board of the Federated ter of Presbyterian mi.ssionaries ry, both of Glartonbury, will be lomment as they stepped from , _,__ ' The book criticizes the Amer- slav President Tito's vi.sit to the Boxes of 24 a commercial jet plane from no older than 34 as of June 30. I w steadily during the ^ industry, al­ capital was short and not all lie Britain's newjirime min­ Garden Clubs of Connecticut, in Korea. Born in Kwa.ngju. delegates from the MSnnechaug 1 large chic ary speu. I leging funeral directors Inc., at the annual meeting Disitricft of the Connecticut Val­ Los Angeles. Nine men selected last year sweet. But his aides .say the ister— the man \\H)o must Korea, the former Miss Louise They are Capt. Charles A. averaged 32.6 years. The seven Dempsey said his order will | overcommercialize and charge (Communist chief feels he got; ti'.v to carr\- the CoXserva- yesterday in Westport. Her term ley Girt Scout Council attending plus 2 extra legs... Center Pork Chops 79e remain in effect until the emer­ of office will be two years. It Nera'land completed high school the 36th National Council Meet­ Bassett, 30, and ’Theodore C. Mercury astronauts averaged too much. what hfe wanted: U.S. recogni­ tive party to vielor.v iii elec­ PUBLIC in the foreign high school in This low price applies to thin, regular thickness, double or Freeman, 33. Both are from Ed­ 34.6 years in 1959. gency Is at an end. Mias Mitford, In Denver, Colo, tion of his independence. was announced that the Man­ ing In Miami, Fla., beginning 45c lb. ’The game and duck hunting tions within the ne.xt year. chester Garden Cl3b was one of Pyengyang, earned her B.A. de­ Monday and continuing through double thick chops with pocket In for stuffing. Also to wards Air Force Base, an ad­ The Mercury group pioneered replied: “ The whole thing is so "Moscow had acknowledged gree at the University of Rich­ center pork roast. vanced pilot training installation the U.S. manned space program season was scheduled to begin beneath comment that I'd earlier that there can be shades The soft-spoken but incisiV* the winners In the -Civic Beauti- Oot. 25. They were elected tomorrow. Any days lost will be foreign secretary, 60, was ap­ HARVEST flcation Contest for Its landscap­ mond, Va., and later completed as delegates last May. Candy C o m ...... 29c that supplied nine of the 16 as­ with solo flights that were ter- rather not comment. I'm long­ between white and black, now some oriental studies at Colum­ Selected Large tronauts selected In 1959 and last added to the end of the season, ing to meet any and all ques­ pointed by Queen Elizabeth II \ ing of the Tolland County Agri­ The National Cbuncll Meet­ Wa.shington has followed suit," to be her first minister at th« bia University, New York City. Beechies year. (Bee Page Eight) said Rudy Frank, chairman of tions and criticism about the said a Tito aide. cultural Center. ing, with its theme “Girl Scout­ Chicken Breasts lb. 69c the state board of fisheries and urging o( retiring Prime Min­ SUPPER Shortly after their appoint­ ing. A Promise in Action,’’ is PORK ROAST “>37c book. So far the undertakers Tito got the full pomp and Life Savers game. seem to have come off with ister Harold Maemillan, Spoasraed by the Couples Stanley A. ShoUk, son of Mr. ment by the American Bapti.st scheduled Ju*t six weeks af ter 7-Rib C3ut ceremony of a visiting head of Roasters lbs. The Governor’s order sus­ nothing except this kind of The ehoiee of the Scottish Clnb of Oommiiniiy Baptist and Mrs. Stanley A. Sholik, 38 Foreign Mission Society in May the new hwdbooks were made .state, including a handshake peer, who advocates a firm hut 10 Hershey Bars . ,39c pends all hunting and inland thing. - from President Kennedy, a 21- Oburch Salem Rd., recently entered 1935, Mr. and Mrs. Capen sailed available. n ie new program Roaisters lbs. realistic policy toward the So- for Soirth China. For several with four levels of scouting will fishing. It applies to all wood­ “ This is rather a red herring. gun saluae and a volley of criti­ Carnegie Institute of Technol­ Sausage Specials. . . Our Own Make Kickover Conferring It seems impossible to go into vie, I'niii.i. came despite a mid­ ogy, Pittsburgh, Pa., and been years during the war, when be of major Importance at the lands, public and private. cism from Capitol Hill. Another Dollar Offer However, it does not apply to any extended comment on it.” night robollion within the Tory • Turkey pledged to Delta Upsilon frater­ pa,seage to China was unavail­ meeting. W ings...... lb. 35c However It may have been the party. A large .segment of Mar- . . . Send 12 labels from hunting of waterfowl or shore In the Ck>ngressional Record, fa.stest-paced official visit on nity. able. Mrs. Capen and her chil­ Gizzards ...... 1b. 35e Utt said Miss Mitford will ap­ millan's own Cabinet fought to • Homemade dren" remained in the United SAUSAGE MEAT Beechnut Baby Foods On Nuclear Carrier birds along the shores of tidal record. Soup Necks 9c 3 lbs. 25c pear with Allen W. Dulles, for­ the last to block Home'.s ap­ States, returning to China in and get coupon worth watSrs or to sport fishing from Both sides agreed, though, pointment and win the post for Knuckle Soup boats, docks, floats and wharfs mer head of the Central Intel­ that the talks between Kennedy Apple Pie 1946. When the Communists $1.00. ligence Agency, and U.N. Am­ Deputy Prime Minister Riehard took over, they returned to the B on es...... lb. 12 Large link Sausage, Italian Style By ELTON C. FAY (j-ships, and Seaborg have con' in lakes and ponds accessible by and Tito were friendly and cor­ DOG FALL tended that the cost of nuclear bassador Adlai E. Stevenson, at A. Butler. Macmillan edged states until 1952. At that time, MUitary Affairs Writer open road dial and "characterized by frank Biillor out in 19,"iT. WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice power plants has come down Dempsey appealed to Con- a book-author luncheon Oct. 22 discu-ssion," 0 Saf,, Ocf. 26 TRAINING they went to Thailand where at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in Resentment centered on lh« \ Mr. Capen was appointed mis­ RUMMAGE Adm. Hyman G. Rlckover has while their efficiency and life necticut residents to help pre­ White House officials .said the decision by Macmillan to pass • p jf . BEOENNERS CLASS RED DELICIOUS been in at least three huddles expectancy have gone up since vent fires. New York. | two principal topics discussed sion secretary fo reopen the M ISS K>WA "Jes.sica Mitford,” Utt said, over Conservative leaders in th« SALE Save 10c Lb. On Pinehurst Lean with top government officials the eight reactors were installed “ I call upon every citizen— were improved trade and better h Pdlowsliip Hcril mission station there. In the big carrier Enterprise, "is the wile of Robert Treuhaft, East-West relations. Tito, in­ House of Commons and .select a MONDAY, OCT. 21 this week In the Navy’s last- and particularly upon motorists member of the House of Lords. While ki T h a i la n d , Mrs. DN APPLES ditch battle for nuclear power But McNamara a week ago twice identified as a Communist formants said, spoke of his un­ 585 E. C M t*r St. Capen’s special responsibiHtiee Friday, Oct. 18 BACi and householders disposing of in the seventh report of the Un- Home is expected to relin­ Manehestar High GROUND CHUCK In a new carrier. tentatively decided that econo­ leaves and rubbish—to make happiness about Congre.ss’ deny­ Adirita $td00— OhUdren have been, for the most part 9 A.M. my reasons should rule out American Activities Committee ing hl.s country most favored na­ quish his title promptly and Schopl He conferred with Secretary of himself personally responsible . seek a seat in the House of U n^ It. 78o concerned with the women, stu­ Odd FeUow HaU Lb. 5 ^ k 3 Lba 39c Defense Robert S. McNamara atomic eng’ es for the new car­ of the California State .Senate tion trade privileges. He was 7:30 PM. or 3 in 1 blend of Beef, Pork, 'Veal for 7 0 # ^ for seeing to it that our state 1953. He took the Fifth Commons in a special election. For Reaervattons Call dents, assisting wlith property late Wednesday afternoon. Pen­ rier which has been authorized remains free of fire during this as.sured the admlnUstration Is M n . French—644-1818 PBrU nr In Brookfield St. matters, end conducting tours Sponsored Ay Sunset Swedish meat balls. Lb. # 7 W tagon sources disclosed today. by Cjongress for construction Amendment and so did his wife, trying to do something about it. I Butler leads lhc„ liberal wing Mrs. Smith—628-1894 Parking Lot period of drought,” the Gover­ Jessica Mitford, to avoid in­ of the Conservative party. Hi* for the many Baprtist visitors Rebekah Lodge, No. 39 It was understood he also had with conventional oil-burning en­ nor said in his statement. After their two ses. ions, the Mhke Reaervattons by Function of the passing throi^rh Bangkok. She Individual meetings with Glenn gines. He based that position on criminating herself when her two presidents issued a commu­ I supporters felt he gave the Water companies in the state associations were documented. party the more modern image Oot. to Recreation Department is also editor of ’"rhalland T. Seaborg, Atomic Ehiergy estimates that the increased say their reserves are down, but nique expressing hope that rela­ Tatler,” a monthly publication Commission chairman, and with cost for nuclear power might "Among other things, it was tions between the United States needed (or the difficult struggle foresee no emergencies in the shown that Mrs. Treuhaft—Jes­ with the resurgent Labor party of the Baptist Mission. For Jerome B. Wlesner, President be anywhere up to about 1180 immediate future. and Yugoslavia might be devel­ several years she was on the Kennedy’s science adviser, kiilUon. sica Mitford — was once the oped further In all fields, "par­ in the next general election, to board of directors of a school •arlier in the week. Secretary of the Navy Fred financial director of the Com­ ticularly 1.1 the expansion of be held by the fall of 1964. for children of 23 nationalities McNamara also has talked or Korth made his final bid for a Lehrer Ruled Sane munist - run California Labor normal trade, of economic con­ LORD HOME Home has kept clear of the will talk with other technical and nuclear carrier late last week. HARTFORD (AP) — Super­ School. She was also director of tracts. and of cultural, scientific 1 power struggle. Friends even The choir of the Community the Civil Rights Congress In the said he was reluctant to shed Baptist Church will participate _ i FIRST V^ITH fiscal experts in addition to McNamara listened to the ior Court Judge Milton H. and other exchanges. " LOVEIY LADY BEAUTY SALON Rlckover, a spokesman said. thoroughly angry Korth, then Meyer has ruled that a West Berkeley,' Calif., area. This or­ The communique also said his title in order to take over in the convention, under the RENTALS ganization is cited as a Commu­ the government. ]g pleased to announce the addition of (Urection of William R. Gable, Both Rlckover, the pioneer in Tito and Kennedy agreed the auclear propulsion for naval (See Page Eight) (See Page Twelve) nist front by the U.S. attorney limited mjelear test ban treaty But he was all smiles when he minksber of music of the Central WB O U A U T Y I general. She also was Identified Moroccans Retake drove to Buckingham Palace to Baptist Church, Hartford. ^ Chain Saws . v n : . ' “ was a significant initial step in Miss Lucille Cipolla As one who aUs&ded a cl^ed lessening International trtislon.’’ see the queen. Delegates to the convention meeting of the Communist pfitty When he left to fly back to Crowds gathered out.side the TO ITS STAFF from rire Community Baptist • T illers on Jan. 28, 1951, at 2002 Ban Williamsburg, Va., where he ar­ palace knew at once that Home Chrirch will be Rev. and Mrs Pablo Ave., El Cerrito, Calif. rived Wednesday for the start Sahara Outposts would become the next prime Alex EkKaeer, Mrs. Estelle Car­ All 100 members of our Associated Grocers When questioned on this she minister. penter, J. B. Greenwood, and • Spreaders of a 10-day cross-country tour, took the Fifth Amendment.” Tito carried with him a.kaleido­ ------i "It's Lord Home! It's Lord Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ruddell. The organization are running this 1968 Shurfine "One wonders whether this in­ scopic impression of Washington Bv MICHAEL GOLDSMITH In a palm grove at Hassi Home!" came the cry as his car eonvention will open Friday • Sweepers formation is known by Allen ALGIERS (AP)—Crack Mor­ Beida. Moroccan Gen. Ben : rolled into the palace court- c night and continue through as seen In a nonstop motor trip, canned foods sale, set up by our A.G. ware­ Dulles and Ambassador Steven­ and a vagpte promise that Ken­ occan troops have recaptured Omar Driss told A.ssociated yard. Sunday night. • Vacuums son, or if they have been made nedy will visit Yugoslavia some two Sahara Desert outposts but Press Correspondent Andrew j Shortly thereafter came con- Mrs. Capen’a visit to Hart- house manager, William Sculley. SHURFINE dupes to attract a large aud­ day. vowed today that "the Borowiec his orders were to hold firmation from Buckingham ftwd la of particular interost to ience for Jessica Mitford to plug ■rito, 71,-was the first Commu­ fighting is not stopping.” the two posts. 'Palace: "The queen has re- I lisa Opolla le ex> the Rev. and Mrs. EBsesser. • S k ilS a w s is A. G.’s top label . . . compare the price . . . her new book.” nist head of state invited to Talks in Marakech, Moroc­ Driss, who formerly com-1 -, ceived the Earl of Home in During a year’s furlough in In Washington, Dulles had no Washington since Soviet Premi­ co brought no cease-fire in un­ manded Moroccan troops in the audience and invited him to perienoed in the lat­ 1957, she was their neighbor in • Gas Drills Bheck the quality • .. fill your winter shelves. comment. In New York, Steven­ er Khrushchev was received by declared border war. and the U.N. Congo operation, said: form an administration.” Granville, Ohio. son also declined comment. His former President Dwight D. Ei­ Algerian negotiators flew back "We flushed them ( Algerians 1 Although the selection of est a^les and meth­ H office said he had canceled senhower in 1959. to Algiers. out of foxholes and caves. "They Home may leave scars on tha • Sanders plans to attend the luncheon for As Tito was conferring In the The Algerians claimed Moroc­ are poor shots. They did not hit Conservative party, Macmillan ods of Hairdressins: President Tlto°”of Yugoslavia. White House, several dozen pick­ co's ultimate objective is the any of our men. " had cho.sen a man he could • Lawnavators AT FINEHURST—SHURFINE Utt said in his Congressional ets marched -outside with plac­ oasis of , ah Important Borowiec said nine Algerians ' trust in the critical field of for- and Cosmetolos^y. N o tic e YELLOW CLING Record statement that “ CBS is ards denouncing him as a mur­ iron mining center in west- captured at Hassi Beida all were eign affairs and a man well- presenting a one-hour documen­ derer, Red dictator and assas- ernmo.st Algeria. The village of less than'^lS years old. known to Britain's chief ally, WE HAVE DAILY • Mowers tary of the Mitford book and is Tindouf, which has a population The outposts, along the camel the United States. PEACHES 3 ^ 89c giving her a national forum The demonstrators described of about 1,500, is near the bord­ route to Tindouf and to Mauri­ Home has served Macmillan • Rollers Halves or Sliced themselves as Americans of Ser­ ers of and tania. placed the Moroccans in as foreign secretary since July DELIVERY TO THE (See Page Twelve) bian and Croatian descent from and about 180 miles southwest control of water wells, vital for 1960. He acquireu prestige SHURFINE Chicago, Cleveland, Philadel­ of the battle zone. survival in the desert. through his efforts to east East- Shnrfime phia, New York, Milwaukee and An outnumbered, and poorly The Algerians withdrew their West tension without surrender­ BOLTON Pittsburgh. equipped Algerian force of about main force 40 miles to dig in at ing vital Western interests to . A.ssociated Press the Sovi'.'t Union. W E w nx BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 CREAM CORN 7 99c In the Senate, Sen. Frank J. 600 retreated Thursday from CAPITOL Lausche, D-Ohlo. said: “ I look Hassi Beida and Tindjoub, the Correspondent Paul Davis re­ Macmillan had stunned an Our entire staff will be in New York to observe the 1 FRUIT COCICnUL News Tidbits outposts 900 miles southwest of ported in the first battlcfront important meeting of the Con­ ARE/ SHURFINE EVAPORATED with sadness on the fact this techniques in coloring and hair styling. EQUIPMENT CO. from the AP Wires man is being graced and fa­ Algiers. Apparently they had dispatch from the Algerian side, servative party Oct. 8 by an­ Make your ^pointment early for the holldaysX changed hands several times Davis said an Algerian. truck nouncing that he was entering 88 Main St.—643-7958 2 c ^ 6 9 c vored at the White House.” For Your Ccmvenience: Off-street parkings—an3 our since fighting broke out Tues­ a hospital. Butler took over as LENOX M IL K 6 £ 7 9 c (See Page Twelve) day. (See Page Four) deputy prime minister. salon is at street floor level. COCKTAIL Woodlands are closed in After a successful . operation PHARMACY SHURFINE FROZEN Connecticut, Massachusetts, Del. 10 for removal of an en- 890 MAIN STREET—-PHONE 649-7666 New Hampshire and Vermont, largedi,“prostate gland, Macmil­ and ouWSors fires are’ banned lan announced he would have to ORANGE JUICE 3 7 9c In S oi^ em Maine as New WHEE! WATER’S SAVE 20c Eyewitness Account resip;n. Then the struggle over Lovely Lady Beauty Salon England forest fire danger ap- successibn began in earnest. proaefes explosive stage. . . Word leaked out from Mac­ H O T - H O T a N D Autuiftn drought continues al­ millan's sick room that he had so in sections of Midwest and SHURFINE CUT GREEN decided to resign today and his THERE’S A LOT! South, and weatherman pre­ choice as .successor was Home. dicts no general break Imme­ Algerians Pull Back Apparently, it was thought diately In prolonged dry weath­ that the late r hour decision Now! For only 9'/jC* a BEANS 6 ( £ 8 9 c er. . . would head off a last-mlnut# Chancellor Ludwig Erhard EDITOR'S NOTE — Associat­ came to a hollow where a water glimpse of the battle line. I revolt. It didn't. Informed day for fuel.. . hot water SHURFINE Shurfine bids for reunification of Ger­ sources said Chancellor of th# many by urging Big Four pow­ ed Press Correspondent Paul tanker was parked. There is no a.'IKed him could slay on my for all—all the time! water to be found in the area. own responsibility. "Impossible" 1 ers that defeated ^Hitler to Davis is the first newsman to (See Page Twelve) (^hpixjL&Jb W siaiA, 9n, Jow n, work jointly on German af­ return from the Algerian - Mor­ Someone WhLspered to get down. he replied. Evidently his posi-1 STRAWBERRY tion was in serious danger. ; If you live in a typical FLOUR 5 Lbs. 39c fairs until final peace treaty is occan border war with an eye: He said the Moroccans were 400 Back into the Landrover But i 5-7 Lb. Average, Whole house, you could easily run signet]- • -Labor sources say witness account of the desert yards away. OcfCasional shots rang through the darkness and I this time is overflowed with 15 out of hot water several SHURFINE WHITE MEAT James R. Hoffa will try to get battle as seen from the Algerian times a week. Teamsters Union back into side. stumbled over three bodies near men in a space that normally PRESERVES fold of AFL-CIO next month, the water tanker. seats six. Most of them seemed Bulletins Now you can have all the’ Dwight and Floyd Armstrong (insult on a math problem after another day of but that his -chances are about By PAUL DAVIS Each Algerian soldiers carried to be wounded. $119 hot water you need at one TUNA 3ou» 99c a single blanket, poor protection We Inrhed our way back nerv­ Culled from AP Wires classes. (AP Photofax.) zero. HASSI BEIDA, Sahara (de­ Prepare for time for only 9%c* a day. American Medical Associa­ against the biting cold. There ously. The drivers contimiou.sly ’Think of it—only 914c* a layed) (AP)—The first question was no evening meal A few lost their way and feared they Lb. SHURFINE tion report says congenital day! heart area defect has been re­ you ask here is what is anyone men had saved part of their ra­ would run into the Moroccan I N .ADDS TWO doing in this wasteland. Men tion of peasant bread from noon­ lines. The wounded muttered, Yes, thanks to Mobilbeat paired in premature baby girl UNITED NATIONS, N. weighing 8 pounds, S ounces. are dying for endless miles of time. then cried out sharply when the Y. (.AP) — The United Na­ — E in d an oil-fired hot water 32 Oz. LARGE 18 OZ. JAR 49c Negro Pupils Take It in Stride Maj. ZergEini's plan was to Landrover ran over a jolting FBOZKN. OUB*H> heater of correct capacity— PRUNE JUICE . . .First Lady Jacqueline barren rock and sand. tions General .Assembly Kennedy Is back with her ’nnfouchy was the rear area wait until dawn and then creep bump. elected Boll4’la and Ivory ’ your family can take care of command post when I got there. up the ridge so I could see the At first light, it became ap all their washing needs at EDITOR’S NOTE—Early In; made history along with 20 other*> Their father, James Arm family in White House after C'Oast today to serve 00 Uio VEAL CUTLETS 15-day vacation in Mediterra- Bv now It may be the front line." .positions of the two forces. The parent that most of Zergani s Se<-urity Uouncll. but Com­ one time. September racial barriers fell in Negroes In Birmingham, Mobile, •strong Sr., a Birmingham bar­ •L. ____. t______Algerian 4 1_____ : ___ Mum force, ' AAA he m/in said, harl num- millAH 600 Kar*lr men I p had a v . pulled back, leav Huntsville and Tuskegee when ber, has an explanation for hiS'j'TieM It was still reachable by air munist Czechoslovakia and SHURFINE 2-lb. Moxwdl Nous* . Alabama’s public schools for the on Wednesday if you could find bered only 600 men. They had ing a skeleton force to hold Lb. 79c Pak Lb. 65c Mom can do the family first time. Among those actively they attended white schools — boys being tense, but not afraid: ■Vatican Ecumenical Council .Malaysia were locked in a votes qualified approval to a pilot who -didn't mind being heavy machine guns, recoilless Hassi Beida. wash. Sis can do the dishes MW in a MW knyiass participating in the history-mak- under federal court orders. "They went to jail during the 75mm cannon, bazookas and The men dug trenches and set close contest for a third at the same time Junior changes in Roman Catholic shot at while landing on a dirt seat. Neither Czechoslo­ EXTRA LARGE, NATIVE, . P E A N U T Uig event were two young The early furor over school de­ demonstrations. I guess that got mortars. 1 up mortars around Tinfouchy. FANCY, INDIAN RIVER takes his bath, and you « i- con with vacuum cov- the. fear out of them." sacraments, such as baptism, strip. vakia nor the new Asian LIVE, MAINE brothers who entered a white segregation apparently is dying He .said the Moroccans had at- old French Foreign Legion post, SEEDLESS SNOW WHITE Joy a shower. down and Dwight and Floyd There have been a few inci­ penance and matrimony, which The fighting was at Hassi federation was able to mus­ elementary school in Birming­ Beida. To get there ffbm Tin- tacked with artillery, tanks and' renamed Fort Loutfi by the AI- ham, despite strenuous objec- both note a growing acceptance dents — an occasional trip, or proponents say will make them ter the required two-thirds GRAPEFRUIT Don’t delay—phone us to­ BUHER more meanln^ul to Catholics. fouchy, 40 miles away, we left planes but his men held the im- ; gerians. majority on the first ballot. CAULIFLOWER LOBSTERS tlons. Here Is a report on how by the other pupils. push, but nothing unpleasant portant high ground. . ■, . If the Moroccans break 3 for 29c day. Find out how easy it is Sav* 10c at this prlc*. “ I feel kind of like I used to lately. Armstrong, who moved The New York Joumal-Amer- at dusk in two Landrover recon­ to switch to a Mobilheat- Ihey are faring six weeks later. naissance cars. One carried a "I am# not Interested in lines 1 through at Hassi Beida. their WHITE or PINK 25c head going to school. No different. I Into the neighborhood five years ican begins publication of ex­ IXIREIGN AID ACTION fired water heater. Buy all you want. tra-late afternoon edition to heavy machine gun and the sec­ or names of places,” Zergani tanks will have open ground on W.ASHINGTON (.AP)—^Tho 3 L b sn .l9 By JAMES FUBKS feel better,” Dwight said during ago, keeps a guard at his house said. His object was to use the which to attack, If they take an interview. The more talkative all night, and the family rarely compete with early momlng- ond the Algerian field command­ Senate Foreign Relations •Average family of four. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — er, Maj. Zergani, a Berber. terrain to prevent the M oroc-; Tinfouchy, they cut off the POLAR SARA LEE CAKE FEATtjRE For an economical tender Dwight Armstrong is Mice presi­ of the two boys, • he looked at turns on the lights in the front of edltlons of morning papers . . . ' south. Tindouf. and the rich iron j Conunittee approved today a MMIIBLMUK Undersecretary of Commerce Before we nad covered half of cans from capitalizing on their BAR a LARGE PECAN COFFEE CAKE boneless oven roast . . . lb. dent of his sixth grade class. Floyd. the house — just In case. mines. This, the Algerians .say, ' 84.‘’ U2,365.000 foreign aid bill, Fresh COFFEE Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. lob­ the scarcely visible dirt track dominating armor. Ris bazookas restoring $700,290,000 of a SPECIAL • CHOCOLATE CAKE lb W E GIVE 89c. T r y Pinehurst Imperial The most remarkable fact about “ I feel natural, like I usually Dwight and Floyd study hard. had knocked out three of their is the ■ Moroccans’' ultimate ob­ L 73c Block Island or Savoy roast from tender feel,” Floyd said. Both brought home good report bying hard among Industry’s the sun went down and' the billloii-dullar House cut. The a APPLE DANISH 2 la this Is that Dwight and his temperature dropped from 100 to tanks, he said. jective. . GREEN STAMPS obuclC younger brother, Floyd, are the They admit their feelings are cards this week. top brass for support of admin­ I flew out with Maj. Zergani action, by voice vote, was a SWCmOFISH SIZE istration’s tax out bill. Just above freeting. Zergani said his men were de­ major victory for Prealdeok 1 i 9 only Negroes in Graymont Ele­ quite different than when they They said they don’t know termined to hold their present as he went back to report di­ TICKETS ARE entered the school in early what the future will bring, nor Inter-racial marriages are re­ The trucks picked their way Kennedy, but there Is a quos- STABLES ON SAUS HERE... The molt tender Sirloin and mentary SchooL without lights. As we ap­ positions at any cost. rectly to President Ahmed Ben ROTARY RODEO Floyd also Is gaining accep­ September. Then they were do they know what they would ported on the Increase in New Bella. On the way we sighted six tion whether he con make It Lb. Porterhouse Steaks comi York City . . . New York Gov­ proached the battle area, we "You will see In the morning stick. Tliere will be attempts M O ItlA R n 79c from Pinehurst. tance among his white class­ nervous, excited and — as they like to be, but they are optim­ the losses they have suffered." trucks heading toward Tinfou­ remember It — alone. istic. ernor Nelson A. Rockefeller stopped repeatedly for tense ex­ at heavy slashes when the bill W , NABISOO PREMIUM CRACKERS ...... *1® J mates. Just the other day, he changes of .recognition signaja. he said. chy. ■aid, .he was surprised when he “ I said to myself, T don't care Said Floyd’: “ The s«une boy opens intensive campaign today 'There were 300 to 400 men in is brought up Oct. 28 In tha to teot his ablUty to win sup­ Everyone seemed to think Gie But barely an hour after we BROTHERS was picked, to captain the'touch what they say, I know who 1 am who kept making laces at me, arrived, Zergani said wo had to the trucks. They had another Senate for what may be kmg and what I am,’ ” Dwight n ld, tie doesn’t make faces at me port from eonservxtivo New Moroccans might bo anywhere. ' debate. iootball team that day. Alter a-tour-hour drive wi leave immediately. No dawn day's drive to their destination. DwliM - M,- and ric^d. 10, explaining tala Initial naotion. any more. Now taa’am y Iriand.” Hampibire Republleiiis. : HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | 643-5135 CORNER MAIN a n Highland St., Maaeheatar—Alao Bloanifield, Ooiiin. Pinehurst Inc. and TURNPIKS 3 0 1 -sis C«M W M .

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P A C E T H R E E feminine star Rosalie Blum will KARCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1968 be seen on Channel SO, ’Thuna- Coventry day, Nov. 31' at 9 a.m. on the orld News "Today In Connecticut” pro­ ths . $1,150 anndal purchases of gram. T^atiorud Newspaper Week that customer. Hootenannies are with us Democrats Choose Loyzim In B rief Smiling Clerk Robert 'V. Mueller, publisher Manchester of Progressive Grocer, said the againr—or maybe, yet— as an­ By Alfred Sheinwold < other’ la scheduled Friday, Oct. SEOUL, Sduth Korea (AP)— South dealer study ‘tends to confirm our You may wonder what a North-South vulnerabto fears that individuality to terms 26 at the Bushnell. Artists in­ As Town Committee Head Five university student' leaders Major Lure bridge expert knows about cats, NORTH Newsboys Are Link of merchandise is diminished clude the Greenbrier Boys. Joan were arrested in a raid before but don’t jump to conclusions. K K < Meyers and the Tanners. An 107 and strongly underlines the im­ Stephen Loyzim beei ^ iindllmann of Switzerland,. a dawn today on charges of plot­ Meyer Schlelfer, of Los An­ V A For Shopper portance of the human element, unu.sual twist is an invitation “iresent Intevnational Farm elected chairman of Uie Demo­ ting against the military regime geles, one of the greatert bridge O K Q 10 » the difference in personnel and Lumber to home town talent to partic­ cratic Town Committee witli Youth Exchange delegate in the players in the world, wlU as­ A 7 6 3 Between You and Us their services that customers ipate plus a "sing along” seg­ United States, who is presently- President-elect Chung Hee WEST EAST 1 By JACK LEFLER Incorporated John Graichen as seci'etary. sure you that there’s more A P BusIneM News Writer find so pronounced. Among the items in a j-ecent mail bag was a small, ment. Mitch Miller, here we itudying in Middlesex County. Park. than one way to kill a cat. A 5 A A 3 2 “ When customers think high­ Loyzim replaces Albert L. Mey­ NEW YORK (A P )—A smiling but colorful brochure on the impending performance of come. ‘ He will talk on his country and The metropolitan police direc­ What’s more, he has a hand to 'C>97652 o.4hinklng a.bo\it" its first harvest supper from 6 scale antigovernment demon­ monds in an effort to discard V 1It Q J 10 tenderer meat, fresher produce ensembles ■ band, orchestra mond H. Bradley Sr. to 7 p.m. Nov. 9 in the church 0 A J G w . John Dempsey, in a mes­ undertaken by Progressive Gro­ pipe bands in gentbsUand then vocal artisLs, Cole will appear stration.” the losing club from his hand. that, “Athletic fame la fleet­ and wider aisles.’’ to hoping the area foltfS'<(^)izc and chorus -will take part. Loyzim has long t>een active vestry. The menu will feature ♦ Q X sage concerning Manchester cer, a trade publication, and Cembination in both halves of the ahow'.' not Police seized handbills attack­ This wM a better chance than Wwt ing onct you pass your physical Colonial Stores, Inc., 11th larg­ Asked why they shopped at a how luckj' they ate that bag^hpj^ The University of Connecti­ in the Democratic peu-ty atnd a turkey. Norik Em $ and ofheir newNboys in Oonnedti- particular store, 78 per cent of jyaiting for the, second half to cut's 20-plece chamber ensefn- ing both Park, who narrowly trying the club finesse. Pazz 3 0 Pm out, molted thak “too often we power.” est U.B. food chain. . band.s are prevalent herenbont.s. member of Uie local town com­ The Coventry Police Panth­ As it happened, Blast had only the surveyed shoppers replied inhk^ an "entrance." ble embarks on - a new .sea.son won South -Korea’s presidential Pazt 3 4 Pm do not gfve a thought to the He urged Jim and the other Results of the survey of 12,(KX) Still a ooinparative newcomer mittee for many yeai-s. He has ers midget football team will election this week, and the civil­ two diamonds. When the third that they liked the store person­ ,il to Bristol Oct. 24 with a program at Von play the East Hartford Golden Pazz 5 4 Pm young man who dtUgenfay sees bojra to make the most of all shoppers reported this week to WINDOWS to the "easl of the river" coun- serTCd as representative to the ian politicans who oppose him. diamond was led from dummy. nel 52 per cent liked the wide This coiTlep-^j^uld like to der Mehden Recital Hall at the Elks at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at it Pm « 4 AU PMi to lit, regardless of t ^ weaither, opportunities to develc^ physi­ the annual meeting of the Na tr\', it’s remarkable that pipes -itate legislature for four tejfms Chung said the students had Bast ruffed wlGi the duece of selection, 50 per cent wanted the take just a line^lnvtwo to com­ UConn Fine Arts Center. Fea­ and served on a number of local the Plains Athletic Field. The ttiait our newspapers airs placed cal fitness as a key to better tional Association of Food are, to some extent, taken for been organizing a "counterrevo­ spades. mental heedth, but at the same stamps, 44 per cent for meats, AND mend the city of Bristol, and tured will be Kenneth Holton, town boards. team’s cheerleaders under the on our doorsteps each morning Chains In New York. 36 per cent for produce and only granted here. In other part.a whoever i.s responsible ur~*14^ segments tors clashed with police in cen­ another diamond from dummy. «a and the otlUzens. aperts for all, but that, to it- ety of products and brands it of­ FOR RENT to -speak. Second Congregational Church. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," sters), a semifinal dance vocal of Bach's "Christmas’ -Orato­ made. Laymen participating include tral Athens Thursday night East ruffed agiain, thia time “I am pleeaed to join in the s ^ , is only a small part of your fers, according to the study. 8 and 16 mm. Morie Projec­ Tlic Black Watoh, by the way. send 50c to Bridge Book, The .scholarship contest in honor of rio." .■ The party town committee Charles White, Elbert I. Carlson, Sixty persons, including 34 po­ ■with the three of spades. Mdiite to Oonnedtiicut’B newspa- life. Look ahead to the rewtuds tors— sound or silent, also will perform bivt once at the Mianoihester Evening Herald, Customers, It was found, no Met star Gianna D’Angelo, a New York Yankee Bobby’ adopted a resolution on the re- Lawrence Fentlman and Otto C. lice, were reported injured. Sdhleifer over-ruffed sigain. perboys, who are enterpriStog gatoed by completing your edu­ 85 mm. slide projectors. Bu.shnell, starting at 8:30 p.m. Box 3318, Grand Central Sta, longer tend to shop exclusively SAKRETE Bristol native, an art show, na­ Richardson will speak at the ceftt-..death of Ralph V. Rey­ Miller. The clash occurred during the "This is getting monotonous," New York 17, N;Y. young businesemen busily per- cation,” Kiphuth said. In one .supermarket, but gener­ opening of campaign center of WELDON DRUG CO. •Royal’ VM t Tonight tionality dance, beaiity pageant B\ishnell tomorrow In con­ nolds af...MaiLsfield. . who was The sermon will be delivered Schileifer complained. He still Copyright 1968 dogmling a moist woirihwtdle Job •The Rev. Robert G. Keating ally patronize two. three and SAND MIX the Communist-front Union 901 Main St— Tel. 648-5821 "RO-Valty" takes over the and a seconid dcince. nection with a Gospel film. one of Country’s outstanding by Stephen Joncus, speaking hsd a losing club and had to General FMtures Carp. and, ait the asms timp, prepar­ of Deiby, a Navy chaplain dur­ even more supermarkets. BiLrk, soenery, cos­ ALUMINUM Association will meet at 8 p.m. tuming and other associated ac- Special Values On: Madonna Lilies. Grape Hyacinths. Miniature Tulips. Frittillaria, Snow­ Monday at the South Coventry 'tl'vttles. This year there is drops, Scillas, Dutch Iris, Daffodil.s. all colors. Also fbllowlng tulips—Darwin, Cottage, particular need for male voices SP[NC[R FRANK Firehouse Annex on Main St. BOYS’ and GIRLS’ LIG H TW EIG H T GUTTERS TOumph, Emperor (red and white), Rembrandt, Parrot, Breeder, Lily flowered. Double a business manager and stag- ■ Esu-ly Kaufmaniana dwarfs. President Wanda Lassman re­ BOY8’ SHORT SLEIEVE ports plans will be discussed for higf personnel. TRACY. JINATRA the auxiliary’s annual Chrl."rt- Persons intsrssted in any EMBOSSEU and maa sale on Dec. 7 from 10 phase of the group’s work are JACKETS THIS -WEEK'S SPECIALS! a.m. to 3 p.m. welcome to attend this meet­ JERSEYS ing. WHITE ENAMEL Achievement Night Sizes 8-7, 8-14 The annual Coventry 4-H MUMS MUMS MUMS MUMS Achievement Night will be held 30% OFF LARGE PLANTS ABLAZE WITH COLOR at 7:15 p.m. OcL 24 at Coven­ 30% OFF Reg. 1.19 and 99c NOW ^ try High School. David Storra STANLEY WARNER and Donald Storrs will be mas­ ters of ceremony. The com- larifCM-mlSiM' ■e

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hospital, tf agreeelbie to. the on the resurfacing aobsduls, to ­ Hearing Oct, 29 h ostel and economically fea- taling aiwut 11% mass, are Windsor ^ VI • alble. B id tm l, Farguson, HUto, Moroccans Retake Dworin Chevrolef But General Manager Bichard Spring, Agnes, Alexander, Martin euggested that, although ABoe, Armory, Guard, Alpine, 4 Democrats Prepare 'the no-pwiklng . restrlctloR on Msmorial, Love Lone, Dudley, New Fire Truck on Display Hh^ne^St. might solve the fire MoKtnl^v. service prQMem, H created a Also, Borwera, Strickland, Sahara Outposts IESTBUYS! If.;’ parking prmem ftir'area resi­ Tanner. Doane, Oak wood, At Open House Tomorrow I»; New Road Program dents and offlcesf Avondale, Jordt, Jenaan, Green­ wood, Indian, Falknor, Ed­ (Oonthwed from Page One) lO.Ubo. \ ^ Director Robert Stone pro- Tha state radio acknoirtedred Ftoe Chief Raymond M. H-khav« the amount of work they ^ k’s m fashion i^s at pcNsed that the problem be re­ mund, St. John. Town directors spent a somewhat indecisive hour and oonvoy was brtnging up reln- the withdrawal. The nuilo re- Itecn has announced the fire de­ bad before full-'Unve oonstebles stated: “The trouble along Alao, Fairview , Foley, Bunoe, pmter aald anhe Al|;eiiaBs re­ a half at the Municipal. Building last night, assembling High, Bknerson, Arvtne, Oom- forcements totaling 900 to 400 partment win hold open house were appointed. There ere nkte Haynes St. is not the fire serv­ mained in the Haasl BMda r4- part time oonstebies. Burton’s Salutes Manchester’s 140th Anniversary from earlier proposals a new highway program to take ice, but parking faculties for sto^ Oek, Butternut, Ainott, troopa, tomorrow from 10 a.m. to. 5 St. Paul, Marlon, A u b i^ Sher­ on to engage in guerrilla flgfat- Town Atty. Bdwin Lassman the place of a project schedule which was scratched from those whoM homes or businesB- A reporter tor the Algerian p.m. at Go. 1 firehouse on BI-. '-.K 'll'. es are there. We should address wood, White. State RaAo aald 9.000 Moroc­ He aald Algariaa casualties was publicly commended by the ! a pubUc hearing agenda on" Also, N. Etan, Waahington, e lington Rd. 6n display wlU be council fo r the fine manner in ourselves to the parking prob- cans, sun>orted by planes and yesterday totaled B dead and 3 Tuesday. existing roed. is a good deal Benton, Wedxworth, Ooburn, which he handled his offipe “be-1 None of the Republican mi- l«n, or else we will get every­ armored eara, stormed the out- or 9 wounded. The Moroccan 81 MERCURY 57D«SOTO ■k^njswiy purchased emergency longer, including many neei- body upset about the wrong Nye, Franklin, Ruaaell, Home­ poets. general aald 3 of Ms men were tiw k ^as weU af^'otiier aippara- yound political affiliations.” ■ Bority on the board waa pres­ dential streets. Ihe list is in­ stead. OoiumUa Coventry, 4-Door. Tutona wMta and SMILING SERVICE e t, however. Directors Harlan subject.” The official Algerian news UUed and IB wounded when the Meteor 2-Door. Blue, ra­ gray, radio, heater, anto- tus o f department. It was noted that the board With Values cluded at the end of this story. Ehit if a new access road or Foxeroft and Burnham. Algerians first seised Haas! dio, heater, Fordomatlc. of education, public building T ^ lo r and Franci.« DellaFeraJ The overlay work would be agency placed Moroccan maUo. No. 466L The eble^'-Md Robert Lyons, MAIN STREET, MANCHESlER had previous obligations; Harold new parking facilities seemed sU eiigth in the battle area at ^ d a . No. 4848. commission, architect and coun­ done with material called Grade to be the final answer, another $295 manufaotilrer'sx^representatlve, cil members who are Interested, A. Turklngton boycotted the n bltumiJtous concrete, which picked up the netKteuck at the •esfdon. The minority thus lost problem croKied up. The direc­ Service Tonight $1275 w ill meet Sunday at 11 a.m. on has an expected life o f about tors have voted an appropria­ GessfenAtger fahtoi^jn Woos­ the Grenier site. This is the site Its last opportunity to influence 15 years — five years longer ter, OMo, and drove k toSouth proposed by the board of edu­ the idiape of the proposed bond- tion for a new water Hne down 52CHEVROLCT than it trill take to pay off the Hlaynes St. to serve the hospi­ For Area Yoi|th Windsor. cation for the 16-room elemen­ financed highway rebuilding proposed bond issue. 80 CHRYSLER Inqula 4-Door Hardtop. The apparatus wilt rsplaosNk tal; instaUation of the line next Snow whlU with radio, tary school to be ready for the program, which can only be TTie only change from the re­ An area-wide Christ’s Ambas- 1968 tnick which Is inadequate 1 o f 1965. IKE FEXCEFUX. YEARS trimmed at a public hearing spring win require tearing up 4-Door Sedan. Nice vdilte heater, powatgUdo, power surfacing program the directors the Street anyway, so that at sadora youth aervlce will be held NIGHT AUCTION flnteh with automatic, ra­ for ths fire department’s needs. lc resolution for the bond steering, whltowalla. Ono acheduled for Oct. 29. at 8 p.m. reviewed in September is the at Calvary Church tonight at 8. The new vehicle wee custom ds- Issue/Nicith blank spaces for the at the Buckley School Audito­ least partial reoonstructlDn will dio. heater, whitewalls. owner. Mint oondltioB. N a elimination o f W etherell St., then be nedtosary. The Rev. Jedm W. Thompeon, SATURDAY. OCT. 19— 7 P.M. No. 4856. signsd by Lyons and a truck amount, Ts complete; and a re­ rium, 250 Vernon St. where inataUation of utilitied peurtor of the First Assembly 4947. oommSttee includiiy Chief Efi- quest for approval has been sent Most of the hesitancy laat will require street excavation in Last night the dtrecters VILLAOE PEDDLER AUCTION HOUSE agreed the problem was too un­ of God, Danbury, will be the $1295 $2295 Uson. Asst. CSiief Philte Orom- to the chalrman.of the planning night waa caused by the appar­ the future. guest speaker. He serves as bie, Deputy Chief Allan Bar- and zoning cotmhlMion. Under ently sticky problem of Haynes It took a kmg time for the clear at the moment to tne^e Rt. 83, EHn^tON, Cow . on the referenda proposals, and director of Home MIsslona and brtok. Lts. Arthur Snow'. H ar­ the general statutes>^^en there , St., the ro^ between Main St. directors to decide what to do Church Extension of the Assem­ ■AfJC WOR A MB. M XM Nl old Dodd, W alter Dodd, and Is a planning and zoning com­ and Manchester Memorial Hos­ about Haynes 8t. last night. favftjTinany agreed to put tt off until the spring. blies of God In southern New Modem and Antique Furniture and Olaaa fireman Albert Gegg. mission. it must approv^v.any pital. Since the tragic Hartford The proMem was seen in a England. municipal Improvement. In the meantime. Mayor Ma­ N o dd k b sn Chief BUison alao noted that Hospital fire in 1961, there has number of ways. Dlreator Theo­ Touths from aeveral of the '59 PLYMOUTH prskminory work is progressing These points were noted ih^ been considerable interest in honey has asked,for a meeting UO» FL1TOKIGEB B S O N .. dore PowreU thought that the betw^n hospital officials, who Assemblies of God churches in on plans for a third fire sta­ answer to a question regard- , seeing the Haynes St. access to proposed oost for the project 2-Door Hardtop. own much of the tend that could northern Connecticut will pre­ White. 6 cylinder, tion in the northwest section Ing the present status o f plans the hospital widened to insure ($38,000) was not justified ^ be used fo r a new access road, sent a vocal and mualcal pro­ of town. The opening of this for the elementary school and ■nhindered fire service. It did not sitostantially improve and other affected tendowners, gram. A special feature in the standard tranamiB- company wifi oreate manpower the 8-room addition to Pleasant A t the public hearing on fire sendee to the hospital. to work out a solution to the evening yoiith rally win be the sion, radio, heater. vaconoiea in ths fire depart­ Valley Blementarj’ School. TNieeday, M ayor Francis J. Ma- He suggnsted that the pres­ pcoUem. announcement of the forthcom­ ment. In order to be fully pre­ Next Meeting | ent paHting regulatkms on Very economical to bonay announced that the high­ "W e stm oonsider Hhynes St. ing district youth cooveatioa to ran. ^ pared for the new station, the The next meeting of the coun- ’ way reoonstruotkm pcogram Haynes St. be continued to see a prfority Item," the mayor saftl be held in Hartford on Nov. 39 TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS *495 oil will be on Tuesday, Oct. 29 tndntng of new men is sterting the dtoeotcn had baen aant a if a clear path to the hospital test night, "but the highway and 90. now. Any male resident of at 8 p.m. in the high school. On could be maintained without PRBSSNTED BT lew days prior did not satisfy bond ta no soiutton Dor K." Petitions will be distributed South Windsor who is 31 or the sigenda will be the appoint­ them, and so it would bs strode new rsoonstniction. Powed closed the session by for circulation for tha pcocura- ohiar and is interested in join­ ment of the various board.s Iram the bsarlng agenda. At present, parking is for­ thanking TYwn Engineer Wel­ ment of signatures to petition 59 CHEVROUT 42 CHEVROLET tabled from this meeting. These The Sk.vlark Peace it's wonderful the United States COngress to Impala S-Door Hardtop. ing the lire department may bidden on both sides of Haynes ter Fiise, caXed on to prepare oontaot any fireman at the open MTfices do not expire until Oct. 'As did not ask for a rote of St. enact any le^slation necesaary Oonvertlble, Beautiful rod jOt black finish with red ftiU board, howsver, biit and reprepore highway project SJamojuA. c£aruL house, or may eaV Chief Bl- 81. Paifdng moUem schedule* over the post months, to permit Bible reading tai the finttei, radio, boater, auto­ tntarior. Has radio, heater, Buy all the old fashioned P E N N Y C A N D Y ren want! slinfdor ths change. Hson, Foster Rd., or Chief Also to be oonsidered is the K this does not adequately and General Manager Martin, public schools. BEAUTY AID DEPARTMENT OF matic, whitewalls. Na automatic, whitewalls. A rsquest of Viiiick and Maskel This sufOoleBiUy instated the serve fire proteetton needs, he for "struggling through tWa The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaf­ 4957. one owner ear. Regulartf Oromhte, Hilton Dr. AHhough regarding a wrater line on Glen­ See our Hve model wearing an 1823 eoetume! RepubUoans — who did not ftil- said he would aupfiort a pro­ with us." son, pastor o f O Jvary Church, WESTOWN PHARMACY $1495 serviced at DWORDTl. r sskisnte o f any section o f town dale Rd. A report w ill be sent , rtM t tmW aftar tba hearing posal fo r a new eceiess road B firfsfin g Sebedide has announced that tte raUy Is N a 5017. are eligiMe, the department is to the council by the towii man­ waa over — to eauae TUrldng- from tbs ottier aids of the Streets, or peu-ts of stresi open to the public. partioularly interested ki new ager's office. too to bogwott last adgbt's see- $2395 firemen from the Rye Bt. ■iaii, iwrtly ov«r the manner 57 OLDSMOIILE area. On the agenda of the first I Now Featured,,, meeting In November w ill be: ttaa Dwnoorats “dwted the alee- Oonvartlblt. Radio, heatsr. 40 CHEVROLCT T W a OouBoll Tour Ghotoa Discussion of the open storm B IG SATURDAY SPECIALS! to be baard on the automatic, green finish, bnpala 4-Door Hardtopi At ks flirst meeting since the sewer in Pine Kiiob Hill; dis­ PRINCE MATCHABELU whltewalla Green. Radio, heater, poww Oct. T election, the newly cussion o f the next step to be I L e g a l Measured Cologne ♦3.75 ergUde, whltowalla. Na eleoted town oounefi tehied for taken on the two pieces of. Ptas TUX $745 JUIllP^R and BLOUSE Town Counsel FALL SPECIALS 6 Fragrances 4898. action at Hs neM regular meet­ property adjacent to the high in ta g Anmaan end the town’s ing appointmena to appointive school which have recently Tonr Ohclm $1595 The "Look” is Ahe jumper and blouse. Here it hood nwwissl have both eeared 59 FORD boauxlA and commissi one and been appraised by the public hi corduroy writh 'its own dyed-to-match cotton the entslut of tha beariiig as LINOLEUM ASPHALT CARON-FRESHENER town pcattkws. building commiaiidon; ,000, with the re­ WESTOWM a*. recreation commission, and clerk (this would include the plan­ red and blue. Sisee 34 to 40. Regularly $7.99. mainder aa a oanUngency fund of the council. Added to this ning and soning board, board go pick sp the tab for any ne- ROY*nd JOHN Floor Covering list by the council were two of education, public building S-Door Sedan. Black, i appointments to the personnel aanacy hiDd aoq^Mtioa, storm ^ ^ r H A R M A C T commission, kidustrial devel­ , 254 BROAD S T ^ IX L . 643-6753—FREE ESTIMATES radio, heater, pow- 1 appeals board. opment commission especial­ Fabulous Selection of Wool Skirta sewer work or other miexpect- 459 HARTFORD ROAD—TEL. 649-M46 M ayor John Elgon opened the ed expenses. OPEN 9 A.M. to 6 P.M^THURSDAY 9 AJW. to 9 PJW. ergUde, whitot^Is, ly) ; consideration of two re­ meeting with an expression of ports regarding the Plasticrete Ths rsoonatroettoa program, V-8. No. 4896. thanks to the 45 residenta for wfetoh InvolTcd replacing an ax- dust poHution problem, whkdi attending the meeting. He paid wrill be turned over to the pub- . Value $8.99, ao hera’a a good saving of h tln g road from tha boee up, "pubbe tribute to the previous tweeds, herringbones, plaids and solids. Sixes kictudw the foilowkig four lie health and safety commit^ | 99 councU and form er Mayor John tee fo r a report-; discussion o f . to 18. 41 PLYMOUTH 57PLYMOUTI^ Madden” for the work they the pension plan for municipal •oar 1.000 fe e t on 1 TMXAND TURNPIKB accompUshed. employes. both aldea of (Sardoer St., at 4-Door Sedan. Black. Wagon 2-Door. Whltei and GARDEN E^udibutton, automatic red. N icely equipped. N a So the meeting could proceed There wrill be a public hear-, 648.000; HiOtecd BL from MANCHESTER-VERNON on a “ legal basts'' the' council ing for the firearms ordinance] Brood to Mela flta., about 9,- transmission, heater. Pric­ 5126. ed fo r quick sale. No. 4988. voted tentative adoption of the at 7:46 p.m. Tuesday. Oct. 29, SA V E $1.50 SAVE $4.50 400 feet, a t about $04,000; Arch TOWN LINE $345 rules of procedure of the pre­ CENTER at the high school. Members N O W ! I SL, fkom Rktge to Pine at, $785 vious oounoU. A temporary com­ of the committee which drew NOW! ' ’ 4D0 Beet, fo r about $10,000; Phone 648-2623 42 FORD mittee was estsfbliiih^ to review up the ordinance will be re­ W. MhhBe T ^ a . hram these rules and report to the quested to attend. 8 t to tba area of the VITTNER’S 54 CHEVROLCT Country Squire Wagon. council by the second meeting Members o f the council In­ ig, more than 7,- Black, radio, heatsr, Ford- i-Door Sedan. Green. Pow- omatie, power steering, in November. The committee clude: Mayor John Egan. W al­ m . 000 ieet, at taB1.00a SATURDAY, SUNDAY. OCT. 19lh-20th ergUde, heater. Na 4838. whltewalla. No. 6l02. Includes Vernon Petersen, chair­ ter Hill. Frederick Mahr, Ver­ A S o f the $495 man; James Throwe and Carlo non Petersen, Carlo Prestileo, i the approKhnaba coat for draki- $2490 Preetileo. I Republicans; Umberto Del-' .aga, paving, and etdeweem on The other appointment made ! Mastro.. EJdward Pastula. Wil- one Mde, whare tkaea are no 59 CHEVROLET 54 PONTIAC by the tx)uncil during this meet- Ham Thresher and James Double woven EM Air 4-Door Sedan. i-Door Hardtop. Snow Ing was to the refuse study' Throwe, Democrats. c . « FWt of Hkllerd at-, from Sliver blue, radio, heater, white, radio, hwter, hgr- committee of the Capital Re- ‘ ------' 4. at. waat to IhS rektoad powergUda No. 4766. dramatic. No. gional Planning Association, j Manchester Evening Herald ii in the Mbrtk End Members representing South' South Windsor eorreepondent -COTTON GLOVES If the renewal $1095 $275 “ Windsor on this committee in- tslephene project la ippewted, the coat of dude Frederick Mahr, chair­ 844-178$. Shorty or 4-5-6-7-R Button lengths 8ETON CASUAL LEATHER BAGS toed work oaedd be appUed to OPEN HOUSE man; Joeeph Carino and Jamea ihs townh ebarc of the renewal Throwe. A practical bag with beauty. Of ( project. A big special in white, black. W | /I.Q Water Problem beige genuine leather in several styles, e .49 B m vm s Mkd Y m b m i- ftt. 9tte ge. Size# 6 to 8. Regularly to ^ -59 CHEVROLET Oouncllman 'Ifnxw e noted 53.00. E'awn. black, brown. Regularly ■0 l^ s r on tba MM for tMa FREE CIDER and DOUGHNUTS that he had received a petition $11.99. from residente on T roy Rd. and OWNiRS RCPORT TINT 4-Door Wagon. Ta-| Brookfield St. requesting the Tha wsss-foirkig program, Free gifts for the family wiM the purchase of ♦1,00 or more. For the ladies FREE dirisfi* time blue. Radio,] extension of the main water which hsvukree the plaoiMnent o f heater, 6 cylinder," pipe trom SuUivan Ave. to Troy infants' Warm Girls All Wool 'I n naw Isgwr o f asqiheii o'**** ihe mas cactiis. For tlw men FREE ~Wi minson rcBorrcB blade. For fhe children FREE pumpkin ita n d i^ transmia- Rd. and Brookfield St. Several SAVE ion. No. 4998. familMe are without water on tfaeee streete because thedr weUe BLANKET SLEEP'^RS WRAPPED SKIRT a - wHIi ffw purchose o f fLOO or rmto. have gone dry, and about three- K • ! * S * 3 quarteia of the families have to No other cover needed. E^ill A winner with all. the gals. Two f cv V ■' '.a ARE YOU IN teke theiT laundry elsewhere IN FllfL COSTS length zipper, non-slip plastic 0 .6 9 large patch pockets In .erty owners and dio and heater, powergUde, $2595 the OonneoUcut Wtaer Oo. degr! power steering and brakes, Eacliieivt VoteMatne Coen- Yea, thanks to Mobilbeat Large Selection Mayor Bgan suggested that bswioa givea im iastaat, —and nn oU-flred hot water whitewalls. 1 Owner, Im­ 57 DODGE tois msibter be assigned to the dees fiaw okich borsi at heater of correct capacity— maculate. No. 4706. health and safety committee of top ciKcimcy—oo maoke or 4-Door Sedan. White and the councU as Its firs t project. Be Comfortable! ymm family can take core blue. Radio, heater, push­ toot . . . as opoale of SmI. Moccasins a ^3 of aB..tteir woehlng neede UPRIGHT SPREADING $1925 button transmission. N a The oounoil transferred $900 Host is "toefced" ia fite for- at ona mne. 601A from the contingency fund to naoe behaeca firisg pcsiods with this Mom can do^the family the poBce supply and services tod not fraated op the ckm- . .':>s vf.- . 'J YEW YEW ney. Tbousasdt of owsm r '' V , 4 wash. Sis can do lie dishes $295 fim d fo r a uniform and equip ft' 4*- ft* < at the same time Junjw ment allowance for the eleoted report exceptiemai ok aav- ORLON PILE LINED takes hit bath, and grou 40 MSU PRINZ oonstobles. Thie allowance ings. No soot rnearn that i 40 4-DOOR would ' be $100 fo r each oon- the cause ofaboot 90^ e f Joy a ahower. S-Door. Red. Radio, beater. service calls ia alto ekati- 99 Don’t delay—idione ua to­ HOLLAND Hardtop. Radio, heater, stebie for his two-year term, $ ^ . 1 9 powergUda, wtiltewalla, and would be paid to all con- 36 In. CAR COATS day. Fbid out'how eaay it is $ 0 - 1 9 pH* to awitch to a Mobuheat- $495 laurel green. No. 5108. staMes eleoted hi the last elec­ flred wator heat EACH EACH $J445 tion. TWa action was rectun- •Average family of four. mended for “favorable consid­ BULBS eration” bgr the pretrious ooun- Fogsrty Bras., Ins. 10 for 18.88 io for 18.88 126 OHmr "OK" Utad C m ta ChooM ProM cll. It woe felt that the part 99 MTXirn Shwe eleoted constables might MANOHBSTER, CONN. Regularly $6.99 hava dMftcntty paying for their 319 Bread SL—Tet. 649-4588 MORIARTY CROCUS lOBto 25c equtpwent os th«y no longer RfTxien BROTHERS HEMLOCK Sadi 2.19 ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICED! Doable Stitehed Sole— Snug Heel— Top Quality Calf l^pper 10 for 18.88 TULIPS 1 2 , 0 a 69c M3-5135 Of expanded Vinyl Suede with stand- MIXBD up mouton collar, novelty buttons, 301*315 Cmttr St. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL TREE CARE DAFFODILS 35 F or U 9 patch pockets and welt trim. Sizes 8 Simply Say Charge It! < 4 '' CHEVROLET/ . % M Hava yoar dcste nod onwanted trees, removed now. Also to 18 in chocolate brown or loden. W l OlVI SMT DRIED MATERIALS 1.50 lutvs the dead branches removed from other trees before tiie •RUN STAMPS HYACINTHS 10 ,w wtarter stonm . It is also a good time to cable and brace t ‘'A , weak crotches In yonr trees. For complete tree servlee enll "A FRIENDLY PLACE TO lUY" -J Mobilhoot RT-99 289-3441 • OPEN EVENINGS CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. 467 CONN BOULEVARD, EAST HARTFORD 1 ^ 3 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS 443-7495 UOamiED awd INSURED TBBB ..4r- 4 . I 1 ill- ■ . . u // 'V

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: ■ { PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN:, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1,963 PA G E n x IfANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER XA l9 « paign manager; said In a speech • Y , ' 'f--' at Tampa, Fla., that business­ / to otder to approach and land People in News DOG ha had to do, or tsrhat any Preat- men used to get into politics at will want cloaer relations with Parachute Jump oh target, ... 8 1B BUILOnn the working level — “ the ward ^ n r b r H l r r Communist countries In Oentral dcnt in hia place, had n Tod4iy in Washington The Rodeo, -which features More Items Added TV-Radio Tonight By THE ASSOCIATED P R M 8 level, toe precinct level — and TRAINING Europe, aspeciaUy Ptrfand and laeiibanrar or Ooltl or broncho and steer riding, stesr West Germany’s new chan­ the so-called 'personal, sacrifice' BEGINNERS CLASS Listed at Rodeo wrestling and other western CONTRACTORS cellor, Ludwig, Erhard, is Cnrntng Iferalb Cxedioslovalds. How slat is Senator Ruaaall, would . .lad of actually seeking office.” WASHINGTON (AI^l — In tbetvplescti« from a stroke he suf­ acU, will get under way at 2 CUSTOM HOMES ^ To Kiwanis Auction smashing tradition already. This, said Farley, would be M O N D AY, O C T . 21 POBUSBED BY THE Germany to convince the people to do. No man should be pun* news from Waahingtpn: fered 22 months ago. An exhibttion of sport para- o'clock. Performances will be OUR SPEOTALTV ** At the first Cabinet meeting much more effective than MRAED PRnmNO OO. INC. I , INDIA: The Air Force will “ COURTEST CALLS:” Secra- II BIsmU Str«»t of these countries that she has lahed for doin^ what history de­ ehuting has been added to the by pr^sasionals from the Rol- Joseph Barttb-BttmStO Television under Erhard, the .ministers "making impassioned speeches Manchester High M«iKdi»»t«r,'Conn. send 18 supersonic FIDO Jet flght- iary of SUta Dean Rusk plans were allowed to smoke. no tggnm ivt' dsaigns on their crees be must do, either Rotary GMb's Rodeo and wild lln W. Ranch. Advance men Kiwanians today reported that some 79 additional 4:00 ( S) Bis 1 Thaater (in pro»- 7:80 ( 3-12) Great Advm t^e about ‘getting the government School THOltAS r. r&RGUSON era and about 600 support per- to confer with West German from the company moved into t i-neaifir (30, n^ye Gun. Will Travel Bx-Chancellor Konrad Aden­ WALTER R. FERGUSON territory, and that a reunified Whenever we contemplate the ^ j„dia next month to w*at show to be presented Sim- items of merchandiaey valued at $1,035.78, has come ini (10) InternaUonal Show out of Inislness.’ ” Publlahfrs Chancellor Ludwig Erhard when the Vernon Riding Stables (10-30) Early Show (la prof- auer, not a smoker, frowned on 7:80 P.M. Germany Would be ready fo 1 imminence of something that! join with British and Australian he vriaits Germany OcL 34-28. dsy at the Vernon Riding for^tbe Nov. 6 and 6 radio auction to be held from thei ( 8-30-40) 77 Suneet Strip Parking in Brookfield St. WoMD^ed Ocnol^r 1. 18SL Stables.. Lake 8L, Vernon, It is peeperty yesterday and began (32?*Movle at 5 (in profresa) (24) InvltaUon to Art anyone using tobacco in his pledge herself to permanent i shouldn’t happen, because It forces in a test of the Asian Rusk also will see Konrad 8:00 (24) Of PoeU and Poetry presence. Parking Lot Pabbabad Er«ry Evening Evcept aanmnoeid by John Bamini, ereoUng the arena animal pens SUMMER PRICES Main St. show windows of Watkins Bros., and aired over' (18) In the Public Interest Adenauer, who was succeeded and bleachers. Tickets for the WINF. 'e------( 8) New* (30) Naked (hty Sterling Hayden, a Hollywood Function of the BumlATa and Holidays EnU^r^ at peaceful neighbourline... j Un t right and j u « for It to ^ p -1 « ^ n x e ^ ^ e “^ u " t « t e r on the as chancellor by Erhard vtoe president in change of ar- (34) Dr. Posin’* Giant* (22) Biosraphy ■m Pos* Office at Manchester Coon, show are available from all Today’s item Uetlng, reipre- 8:30 (10-22-30) Bob Hope_Theater actor for 18 of his 48 years. Is R. E. Wandell Reofeatlon Department as Seeosid Class Mail R^ter: | ‘■Finally. I believe that , pen, w# hope, o f eouree. that warning system that has Wednesday, and Foreign Min­ i^M^emsnts for ths Rotary Chib ON FUEL OIL Bros., Inc., 100 gals. No. 2 fitf- (30) Film (18) SubacripUbn TV embarking on a new career— show. The services of Ronald Manchester Rotarimns and at senting 77 donors, bringa the (40) Laramie Schroder realiaes that Germans there is error In the prediction been set up to guard against ister Gerhard Schroeder. FILL UP NOW WITH total Itema for the auction up nace oil,- $15.50; Louis L. Foster, 6:06 ( 8) Political Teleca»t ( 8-30-40) Burke’a Law writing. IDB8CRIPT10N RATES Robert McOoskey, State De­ Angelioa at ThonH>eonvUle and Naasiff Arms and Watkins box of oranges, $6.60; Goodyear 6:10 ( 8) New*, Sport* aad Weath­ ( 3-13) Route 66 _ Building Payable In A d v a n c e ____ must Ulk to the Soviet and the prospect. We hope that possible air attacks from Corn- Bros.-on Main St. t» 226, repreeentlng a $12.06 (24) Your Share In Tomor­ Hayden met with newsmen in Qoe Tsar ...... 132 W China. American and partment press officer, tedd GilbaK GoUureau of Windsor ATLANTIC Service Store, one nylon 3T er _ . row __ leaders, and go on talking.’ ’ people are bigger and better have been secured. 24-Hour Burner Servlee average value per item, and a 6:30 ( 8) New Breed Bellevedere, Calif., to discuss t if iS h , ...... n o " .. , ____.. : Britisn radar commimlcations ------news ------conference------Thursday. that----- total value of $2,726.67. Goodyear tire, $18.60; VV. T. (40) Superman 9:00 (34) Storlee of H. H. Munro ConfraefoL Rree Months ...... * 50 •‘Schroder’s task." writes Prit- than that. If President Kennedy j experts have been in India since Rusk does not plan "any extend- Angelica, who tenninated bis (12) Newebeat ( 3-12) Twilight Zone his recently published autobio­ Ons Month ...... I M Air Far from Empty Grant Co., Parkade, a juice ( 8-30-40) Farmer’a Daughter graphy, ’’Wanderer.” He said Residential-Commercial tle, “Is indeed formidable, and Is to be defeated, let It be for August setting up detection facil-1 ed discussions with'the German services with the paratroops in The desired goal of 300 itema (30) Social Security has been reported by Ted La- blender, $15.99; Grantland Nurs­ (18) Life ot Riley ^ 10:00 (10-23-30) Jack Paar (C) he is working 12 hours a day, 7 *““■ MEMBER OF 1 som e mistakes he didn't have to I ities. I government” He described the Germany tWe year, has made Harpsndsn, England — A cu­ ery and Landscape, two upright (34) What * New ( 3-12) Alfred Hitchcock, Altcrations-Remodeling THB ASBOCTATED PRESS no Russian regime will allow it­ over 200 jumps. Gotheau has McKinney Bonne Jr., ohalrman for the Kd- (24) Japanese Brush Painting days a week on other projects, The Associat'd Press is evclii- bic meter of air may contain yews and two sjpreadlng yews, ( 3) Walter Cronklte self to be convinced in a year, commit, if these esn be sped- MENTAL HEALTH: „ „ made over 75 jumps in the n Lumber and Supply Co. wania fourth annual radio auc­ (10-23-30) Huntley-Brinkley ( 8-20-40) Fight of the Week including a novel dealing with afvelv entitled to th.*.-ae v,f retwb- sional conferees have settled on Rusk is going to West Ger- as many as 10,000,000 particles $20.4? 10:46 ( 8-20-40) Make that Spare “ Business Built On Ifcatfoo of all new, dIsnatch** fied. not for the good things he jjjg million a.s the amount df i many to attend the dedication two years. Both are memiM tion. Last year, the Kiwaniana T:00 (12-23-30-40) News. Sports and the "glorious, harsh chapter In or a decade, that the goodwill of ot ra^w€^ pollen in seaBon, or E st 1947— ^Bolton Rappaport photo Weather 11:00 ( 3-8-10-13-22-30-40) Newa, Customer Satisfaction” cr«dtt«d to i* or not of the Capitol Region Sky Div- a million spores of Cladospor- auctioned off 268 items while Also, Hartford Electric Light (18) SubscrlpUon TV Sport* and Weather American history when the rad­ ero^n^ fc> thl? pap^r arri a:i»o th^ the whole German people Is had to do. 1 federal funds to be authorized at Frankftirt of a memorial foun- 11:15 (10) Football Forecaat Bwwf publi^hM h*r* ______I for an attack on the problems of tain honoring George C- Marsh- efe of Windsor, of •which Goth­ him, a genus of molds found Tel. 643-2141 realizing $1,672.20. This year’s Co., two single G-E electric ( 3) Death Vatley Day* ical labor movement confronted worth more than a strategic blankets, $36; Hartford General TTSCS Speaker (10) M Squad (40) Steve Allen big Industry.” Full Insurance Coverage AH rifbta of rppubHranon of I mental illness and retardation. all. the late secretary of state eau ia president. John Lisek on decaying vegetation, Roth- goal has been set at $2,500, La- (24) Planet Earth ( 3) Movie •peci*l ttlfpatrhea h^r<»fn also front on the Elba. But that Is The money would help build ! and father of the ManAiall jrfan will pflol the Mieeial plane amsted Ebcperimental Station Bonne said. Tire CO., two wheels for mount­ 11:20 (12) Ifovle James A. Farley, a man who ▼•d. K. N. Wahal, commercial con­ (20) Film 11:30 (10-23« ) ) .Tonight (CJ) should know, says American Tel. 644-0450 no argument for postponing all A Thought for Today which helped Weetem E u n ^ to equipp^ for sport paraobsMing reports. ’IWo ounfandlng itema in to ing snow tires, $25; Hartford 7:15 (22) Film new commtmity health centers, sul of India and New Yorit Caty, (30) Sport* Camera ( 8) Movte businessmen should play pre­ Fun sorvics cii^nt of .V K A. conduct research into the causes rebuild after World War n . by ’Trans-Air of Agawam, day’s listing include 12 sheets Road Ehiterprises, Inc., 25 gals, After 5:00 P.M. Benrice, Inc. efforts. . . . Ikponsored by the Manches­ gasoline, $8.25; King’s Cleaners, will speak Monday at 8:30 p.m. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE tlSTINa cinct politics. Publishers Repr. s*i.tativ», — The ter Council of Ohurcbes of mental retardation and care of 4 by 7 foot, 3-16tha, panel­ Jultu, Msthew., Br^iai Apenry — •’In his The Diplomacy of the The aky dUvera wUl Jump I Recommend cleaning certificate, $10; King’s at a meeting of the WSCS of Farley, who was President 82 BALDWIN ROAD for the mentally retarded. Sub Launch Set ing donated by W.G. Glenney Department Store, merchandise Franklin^ D. Roosevelt’s cam­ New Tork, rhlcsco D*iroil and Great Powers,’ Sir William Hay- The Senate originally passed from 7,500 feet, take a 30-aec- AkOIROSE M. DIEHL Oo., •valued at $96; and a Hitch­ South Methodist Church. His FnMt OO toe OhriNUan Tree: ond free fall before opening certificate, $20; King’s furni­ ®«M BER AVDTT BfREAC OF ter wrote that 'Soviet rejection an $850 million mea.sure, while NEWPORT NEWS. Va. (API For cock chair, valued at $49.95, ture, one clock planter, $19.95. subject wiil be "The New India.” Radio tdRc-ULATIONR ______, of ^ Western plan Is far too 5. Ooodneaa— the House authorized $238 mil­ their parachuted, and maneuver from Watklm Bros. ■nie perpetual desire and sin- —The Von Steuben, a Pedaria “ Alslde” Siding, Aluminum He will also show a documen­ Comrany. lion. To get agreement. Senate 80 as to land within SO feet of Underprl-vUeged, children and AJao, Krause Florist, order (Thl» lUttnr Include* only thooe new* broMdcaoU ol 1® Tbs MeraM Priminr often thovight to put H out o f ; ^ not onUy to a ^ a in c^W ees"had to drop the most missile submarine named for a a designated targeL The para­ Storm Windows and Doors W/» SBSOines do f:nAnci*l Pru-ssian officer who served in youth ooholeoa^ programs are for cut flowers anytime, $10 ; tary film in color. Hiere will be mfaiate leng^th. Some atntion* carry other short newscaow* MNUty for tTjsoitraphicsi en-r r, sp- court. This is a mistake. If the i from every appearance of evil. cosUy Item in i the Senate bill— chutes used are of a special PleMe Call 649-0558 the beneficiaries of the radio Land O’ Fashion, one Nina a question and answer period WDBC—1366 6:30 Showcase LET US peeriac to Western plan is rsallv a good , hut to do good to the bodies and , millioi the American Revolution, was design which permits steering 6:46 Lowell Thomas ,427 million alli^ en t to help launching today. auction. Ricci Impolrted pin, $3.76; L,an- after hia talk. ’The public ia In- 6:00 Long John Wad* 6:60 Sports Time M.nrhem.r P ______*w»i Of men___ to the utmost of staff,taff thelA communitycon-AyxswevvMinifey centerssaAFiftoWw _ _* *1 ar’a Floor Covering, one gal. 8:00 Raynor Shine*, Evening Herald one . .. it should be resolutely Mrs. Fred Korth, whose hua- ■Additional items, their don- vibed. There will be a buslneee 7:00 New*. Showcase Armstrong LI n oglass wax, meeting of the WSCS at 8 pm. 1:06 New* Slto Off 8:00 The tVorld Tonight Display advertising closing boors: maintained in the fsce of an <5rkrit*President Kennedy is expected band steps down aa secretary of ora, and vahws, Inctude; V ^ Y -916 8:30 Showcase $3.76 Liarsen’s Hardware, Inc., at the church. _ 6:00 Ea*y E!d Show , . R>r Moodsy—1 p m Frldsv initial Soviet refu.sal to accept r ) * ^ J % off ^ the Navy Nov. 1. was to chHsten A $60, Jtour-door, 1964 Mer­ 12:3u Sign Off REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN *Diesdsy—1 pm Mondsv COMPLETE four gals, outride white Elagle The consul was educated in 6:30 New*, Weather and Sport* For Wednesdsy—1 p m Tu^-dsv, “ the submarine. cury sedian, radto-heeter and in 7:00 Edward P. Morgan , it; they may come round In the q w rch of Uie Naaarene ^ along. It is a high priority item The 425-foot Von SUuben is the Your Wedding Flowers paint, $26; LeBtanc’s Gulf Serv­ Lucknow, India, and received a 7:U Jeff Sprung ' For 'nrarsdsy—1 p m w-dTie,dsy running condition, from ice, 10 gals, no-nox gasoline, 8:00 PatrloU v*. Bronco* Foror Friday—1 p m Thursday“ end.’ This Is a train of thought ■ on his legislative program. 10th nuclear sub launched at the U N E O F maober’s degree in commerce In RANGE With A New For Ssturdsy—1■ p.m Fr;dsv Cteared in Death | v i s i t ; President Kennedy Newport News Shipbuilding and CfltorcIWi Motori; from ■ABC $8.10; McDonald’s System Ham- 10:80 Tonight At My Place sdline SO s tn. which Schroder understands; AppUenoe and Repair, a repair 1948. He Joined the government 1:80 Sign 0 « Classified des 10 ------I plana to spend some time Sun- Dry Dock Oo. It is named for O F F IC E AND burgera, 12 combo-hamburgers, of India service In 1946 and NOW Mcb day flf publlration eveept Adenauer did not, and instead oerUftoats, $6 ; Adrien's Fifth 6:00 New*. Sport* and Weather gstarday — • s m CHARLESTON. W.Va. (API— day with his ailing father. Jos- Baron Freldrlch Rfilhelm Voo shaices and fries, $6 ; Mjanchea- was e(»nomlc advistw in toe developed an Inferiority com­ A Juvenile court Jury Thursday eph P. Nennedy, at Hyannls Steuben, the officer who trained kM1 HARTFORD r £ Avenue Hotodressen, two warii tor Bowttng Green, 30 lines of 6:36 Old. Borrowed and BIu* FUEL OIL SCHOOL and wave seta, $7; ■Appliance Ministry of Oommopce'and In­ 6:46 Three Star Extra F U E L O I L VTMay, Octoher 18 plex via-a-vis thy Russians.! acquitted .four Charleston high Port. Mass. George Washington’s Army and bowling, $13.50; Mancheeter dustry. 7:06 Conversation Piece GASOLINE ^ ie h inhibited his thinking and' school youths in the hazing The President has speaking commanded a division tn the MANCHESTER* Servtoe Oentier, vacuum clean Memorial Oo., a marble aril 7:80 New* of the World ^ ic n mniDUM ms tninxing aim ^ schoolmate. dates at Orono. Maine, and at Battle of Torktown. - SUPPLIES er replacement hose, $6. He seived at the Indian Blm- 7:46 Congressional Report | . y I/ C «»>• Krame florist taay, $7.76; Mancheeter Pack­ 8:10 Pops Concert 01 1 3 2 Ta. Froin -And For AH hamstrung nis policies. youths had been charged Boston Saturday. Sometime Sun- j ■Also, -Arthur Drug Storee, ing Co., box of frankfurters, baesy in Berne, Switzerland in DISHWASHER CONN. Inc., .Arpege Duo Mist Bet, $10; 1964. Before hia appointment 9:06 Nightbeat weekend now coming ep “Schroder may have as much tj,* death of Michael Murphy, day morning he plans to fly from C an $8 ; Manchester Savings ft Loan, 11:00 New* BANTLY OIL trouble convincing some of his 15. of Charleston. Boston to Hyarmis Port by heli- Drive Oewa er Phone For An Appointment Biseell Whdeeale Candy ft To­ one new savings account, $ ; to New York Q'ty In Augiuri 11:16 Sports Final ba, one presumes, some­ 649-5341. 10 11:30 SUu-light Serenes COMr.WV, INC. _ ---- ^ , i.n u e of the need for a'Dolicv of Murphy died after being sub- copter and spend the afternoon bacco Co., three baxes choco­ Manchester Wallpaper * Paint 1981 he was vice oonswl at the 1:00 New* and Sign Off Manchester*» Largest Florist! lates, $6 ; BHsh Hardware Oo„ Indian Eknbessy at Kathmander, AVAILABLE CASH SAVINGS Is the nature of a crucial i * ^ ^ jected to a hazing In-volvlng a at his father's ocean front home. Co., one gal. latex •wtaite paint, WPOP—lilf c ’)•'! ,\ i N i I! 1,1'. 1 )fthe succeM of this year'aj movement as convincing th,e prolonged slapping Kennedy will fly back to Wash- PHONE M9-T700 30-cup West Bend automatic Nepal. 6:00 Joel Cash / ’ 1 UP TO tost for WALKERS $6.40; Marlow’s Department 7:00 Bill Hughe* IN C H O IC E TToHaA Fixjd Drive in 'Manches- Russlana of the sense behind it. of the stomach, allegedly ap- ington after having dinner with peroolator, $26; Bolton "Phar- Store, one Samsonite luggage 13:00 O ir a n d ^ ^ xnftQyi Irrc., 100 6&ch, Al>odol WIN F—13to w Tiw, vMSdential canvass the ■ The French, for taiunce, have plied as part of his inlUaUon hi.^father (ladles), $16; Miller’s Restau­ Pike Barber Shop, one quart 6:00 New*. Weather,' BporL (JucKsill.' TK .'-:;J7! •er. The roMdential canvass, me ...... into the school band. I The eldelder Kennedy ia con- Mydec Vitamins, $7.79; rant, two full-oourab dtonera at riiampoo, $3.50; Pine Acre OP S MODELS ■R Important backbone of any riiown not the slightest desire to lYanois E. Bray, jeweler, silvor WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY... KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS $6 each, $10; Mtnnechaug Pub­ Beauty Salon, 6 bottles hair siseesaafed drive in Manckestec, promote any such pohey. Gen­ plated flower vase, $10; Bur- lic Golf Course, one doe. golf c(Midltioner, $6 ; Ralph and AND FINISHES Is schednlsd to last ouly through eral de GauUa is eontant to de- ten's Inc., gift oertlflcate, $16; balU, $16; Mr. Donut, 10 doc. Paul’s Salon, one permanent fend tiM status quo. and Ger­ yM nodt Groats grow from 1 to nearly 1100 stores Cavey’s Restaurant, dinner for assorted donuts, $7JiO. wave, $15. hi PER Tuesday. ’Hicre are two things Dolivars Any Pino GALLON man reunification, to his •view, OCTOBER SALE two, $8 ; Center Restaurant, two Also, Morlarty Bros., 100 Also, RuMelVa Boeber towp, W E DO THE •ist really count, for aoy drl-ve dinners, $3; Central Conn. Co­ ha town of Monchettor 3 might "wen have to wait on the gallons No. 2 fuel olL $16.60; 2 one-quiurt bottles of Brebk’s to Manchester. One la that the ALUMINUM COMBINATION op Faciners' .AesociaUon, one Mortlock’s Driving School, one Shampoo, $6 ; Stein’s Men's COMPLETE JOB giving Miould come from all. creation of toat 'Francs of, lOO'pound sack feed formula, driving leeson,' $6JiO; Music Clothing, peir of men’s slacks, Wednesday Mini Somday FUEL OIL that K should be representative 100,000.000 inhabitants’ which $4.70; Otorice Motor Sales, Shop, pair of bongo drums, $9.96; Swi4M Laundry, certifi­ WINDOWS $10.95-DO O RS $29.95 front-end alignment, $8.60; Oon- $10; NassUr Arms Oo„ one tUl 10 P.M. Of as saany people and famiiiee be envisages. There are plenty FO R S A LE cate for free dry oloantog or of Englishmen who feel a simi­ Door Oaaopiee. Itoll-np Awnings, Canvas Awning. Bepalied, neotlout Bank ft Trust Co. Man­ aluminum folding cot ^ t h laundiy, $6; Terl’s Beauty Sa­ !OOPERATIV e | M iiiissflilii Even more bnpoi^ Re-covered. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas chester Office, new eavlngs ac- saran cover, $13; Norman’s lar lack of urgency about the STANNHERSARV lon, one permanent wave, $16, Olio* • • • * ‘ BRADLEY KITCHENS me. OIL COMPANY Mism any dollar result in­ Repaired or Made New To Tour Pattern. All Work Custom O R RENT ooimt, $16; Cooperative Oil Co., Inc., a Westlnghouse clock ra­ Vlttner’s Garden Onter, one SINCE 1985 is the desirability and aohition of the German quea- Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Air-Conditioner •100 g ^ . No. 2 furi oil, $16.50. dio, $19.95; Pellins Restaurant, girt oertlflcate, $16; Ward Mu^ ARCHIE'S 661 FABMINQTON AVE„ HAR’TFOBD—TBL. SS8-8123 tion. Covers Custeos Madd for Conanereial aad Home. An oppreciotfon Also, Coret Casuals, a ladies’ two diiuiera, as listed on menu, 915 BROAD STREET Um haahh of having the.aims m C D IC R L ale Oo., riieet music for saxo­ 1061 MAIN ST— 649-8816 IISL. 64S-156S Tjueid, pragmatic and per­ twin sweater set, $20; Cornell $8; Parkade Bakery, a birth­ phone, $10; Wash ft d ean Oo., Opposite Army ft Navy O h* "HAmrOBlFS KITCHEN PIONEER” and functions of Manchester ae- celebration with Bake Shop, a birthday cake, $5; day cake, $3.50; Parkade Bar­ sistent," toe Guardian article PHflRmftCY oertifflOate for pcafesBlonal ttvltles aato tootitutions under­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Crown Cleaners Inc., dry clean­ ber Shop, asaorted riiampoos cleaning, $ ; Western HoUday ooncludas, “ Schroder is toe beto and tonics, $ ; Parkade Lanes, 6 stood and appreciated by as 196 W. CENTER RTRiaaN—646-2691 store-wide savings ing certificate, $8 ; Dart-Maid 6 Unea, $60 toward tour cost man to eonvinee such people M j & r ' S A U Milk Co., lhc„ two 6-pound lota a ..pair of women’s bowling asemy people aa poasible—even siJoes, $10.96; Patio Drive-In, (adult or teen-ager) : Westown that history never stands still. of butter at $4.15 each, $8.30; Fhannacy, one bottle of hi-po- peopte who do not themselves Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc., floor one season’s ticket to Sperry’s happen to eonte into soma per­ H •would be ae well that mats for Pontiac car, $7.60; Glen, $20; B. D. Pearl Appli­ tency vita-pep vitamins, $6; people to this country under­ BlUsworth and Lassow, one case ance and Furniture Center, one Don WiUis Oarage, a grease Job sonal tooeti with them. and oU change, $5.75; and J(ton stood what he is trying to do, WASIARUCOnON (24 qts.) motor oil, $13.20; Fish­ inside TV antenna $7.96; From aB points of visw—that Pentland’a Flower Shop, one 8 . Wolcott — lensoaping, one and that a solution of toe Ger­ II0RNL*S0CIS er Ifry cneansers, certificate for at Um doltors being ]dedged. NYLON dry cleaning, $6; Fogarty dry plant arrangement, $10 ; box of Scott lawn seed, $6.96. man question is in their own in- that of the number of people » v« V* ■'Vt* being reached, and that of the tsrest. For aa long aa Germany S-T-R-E-T-C-M 'i v reeponae and understanding and stays divided, an East-West S a le 3 p»-77^ conflict can break out in Iki appreetatkin of the people ap- TIOIITS snW ASLY 2 pts. $ 1 proachsd—this jwesent United rope. It is as ahnjto aa that." It has been as simple as that Little Girls’ l-BX Fund Drive seems to have wows • GIngsr Lane* Girls’ for many yeara. And yet, fer poaitiTS ehance of becoming the TripURoU,7S^ many years, tba poUey o f *»p- Sale 971 most successful community ef- m m m /w si/ffi ■MIIUUH.T 1JH posedly tag men and of unde­ ioet to liMishestsr life in many a PemOelgk* Prqi Boys’ niably big naiimis has been Girls’ 7-M Crews, 7>MH LUCKY! Lst m hope so. It la about most completely opposed to It for sometidng anything which would recognise SaleL37 because it's B M W A S tT IJ t • Joyce Lnne* Misses’ good, for something positive. R or try to deal with such simple T r ^ R o a .B to about time we felt ourseivea facts. Peihapa, to ‘Torsign Pol­ MIssst’ lB-lC - 1 1 The entire Mariow alivs — d capable and powerful icy Aftsr Dr. Adenauer," the Family wishes to ■keina of neceaaity, insvitabU- Sole.I-57 o BoMNcino Baby* infanta! M«d aoeomplishful as a eommu- thank their loyal cus- atty. And, by mid-drive reports, ity, and hope have finally begun Bia«(AM.T IJT9 Single RoR, 4-6^ to weave toemsei'ves together t ACETATE BOUNaNG BABYr GRANT-CREST* dlplometle correspondent, one hi one phase of Ms toought- Taranea Prlttie, of “Foreign ful and fascinating nirirey of DUSTERS BUNKET 6-FT.LOOP FURNITURE DEFT. Policy After Dr. Adenauer.” toa racial isaue in-'toU country, ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! Oorreapondent Prlttle’e anal- Newsweek turned to an ap­ SLEEPER RUNNER RUG Samsonite yais and hope both center them­ praisal of what it may have coot BEST QUALITY, UNFINISHED PINE selves on Gerhard Schroeder, President Kennedy to have DESK and CHAIR forrign mtoister of West Ger- tiken the stands he has. L i n a g e Re*. 434.95. . $ a A B O aawigr, and one-time protege of R found that, for playing hia Sale 3.17 Sale 2.94 OiaBCener Adenauer who has part Jn the great racial revo­ Jills Hoskstls gsaiBdfsrasttBiil Sale 2.47 Both For A marLOW A*le3A ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL MSIAAStY 9.99 ssoimunY a.99 totaly been dra-wing toe sarcasm lution which happened to coin­ m iA M iB sa Meet the all-time Olda favorite that’s proving Oldsmobik UOULAUY 2.99 aad soora of toe latter tor some cide with his administration,' toe popularity all over again! Its 994-cu.-in. Rocket V-8 puts » KINO SIZE 8AM8ONITB bilU to ihame! Full 123-inch wheelbase makes eobblestoae e f the very policy inclinations President has probably picked atreeta seem turnpike smooth! Plus the daszKng >^le Washablequilted E s t r ^ o Aeeta(e-Aerilan*acTylie- 24 X 72' 100% solutitm CARD TABLES (bs Guardian article describes. up 1,000,000 Negro votes since and dollar-saving reliability found in eveiy Oldsmohue! dyed viscose rayon solid Acetate. Lsoe trimmed or xaycn... washable *■9 ^. •‘Sritroder,” writes Prittis, 1960, but lost M>me 4.6 million or tweed mixture shrugs iUg. *14.95. . ™ * 1 1 K 2 o Fun front zipper Floor Sample. marLOW I l aa#A* ■toas. mads no bones about his white voters throughout j, the tailored stylos. Solids off footprints. Washable. totentioB to evolve a ‘policy of country, giving him a net loss or iHintB. Gay RMois or o Attractive pastels '/sOff! Serged edges won’t un­ DELUXE QUALITY, FLOOR AND naovemmt* to the sharpest con- of 8.B million vote, because of salt pastels. S lav 13-20. a S-M-L (6 mos.-4 yeara) ravel. Choice of oolora. On A Special Grouping traat to Adabauer's static Magi- hia stand on the racial issue. BRIDGE LAMPS Here’s A Sample Buy-p Bot ee votee mmimsmunm.J'uusmmsskmm-mn.atim.samm.smmem.mamtanmu.ns ‘ marLOW With Sofa-Bed oad Wtag Choir benefit Germany in toe long because of his stand cn racial ’W .T.GFR A N T C O . v.H .n f * 4 9 .5 2 ftft O P Picas ssRViNO SA anowiNa poMNncTicuT aoM.MUMiTiaa run. . . . He will seek to im.- issues. Tha President^has not ...M—M... vynToaiiocAt«aTaoaiaaaiBSMoiiii(ibAiin8Uin...wM nni*cn 8fiMi •••••••>••• MAIN ST., MANCHESTER praas on his Western allies the only dons what was right, for FREE FRONT and REAR PARKING OPEN THURS. TILL 9 P.M. E B iA 898 Mam Street Mancheeter Parkade J*-"**-^' dariraWlHy of a fair and final which hs certainly riioukl net be MANCHESTER MOTOR SALESi INC., SI 2 W. CENTER ST. MAIN ST. VERNON CIRCLE parkabe k6 M. Main Street aetotiea ef the German quea- puntohed. It aan also ba aald ^ N O N %> ' 4 . I baltova that Sebrod^ that IM has mscaly 4ona wtwt im s •essKt eooss \ MT • CK-m' MANGHESTER MANCHESTER ■I

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day from 4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8:30 mean the National Aeronautica Bolton p.m. Legion of Mary meets Rickover Confers and Space Administration., has at 8:46. C 70 meets Wednes­ told Slayton he will be a mem­ day at 7 p.m. Pariah school “^ On N-Carrier ber of a Gemini or Apollo crew. of raUginn meets Wednesday U. S. to Add A NASA spokesman in Wash­ T h e H i g h S c h o o l W o r l d Property List ington indiuted earlier that at 3:30 pun. and Saturday at (Conttamed trem Pago Om ) 9:30 a.m. The'Htorary la open Slayton, as a civilian, would be allowed to take part in missions Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Advisor Needed for after all Masses, meettogs, CTO ■aid h« would reopm th« mat­ VALUE VM. XXVin, No. 6 Friday, October 19 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School and school of religton. as long ad he la with someone; Supper Meeting ter. To Spacemen else. Then en Monday, Korth sent Slayton dispatched his resig-, Ihe, junior and senior youth SAT PAYMENT DUE Some Items fellowships of United Methodist hie resignation, effective at the nation request last week. Thurs­ Boys Relish Sixteen Seniors Receive Church will have a c<^mbined day he took a three-hour physic- i end of this month, to President (CoaMnaed from Page One) the original astronaut (earn not Booters Victors, ' Jumemor E. Fteiroe Herrick supper meeting Sundajt'evening al examination that is of Students are rembi'ideS , J Kennedy and went Into a to make a Project' Mercury the resignation process. that Nov. 9 Is the dea^lne Unique Dish Letters of G>mmendation mnilndR reeid«its that they at 6. Each member and guest minated with the 23-orMt mis­ flight, indicated a final decision must declare their personal will bring a box supper; bever­ hospital for an ear operation. sion May 15-16 by MaJ. Leroy Berry said the examination for applications for the Dec. ages will be provided. The Rev. McNamara will take no final Gordon Cooper Jr. on his future status with the detected nothing new. RATED 9 College Board Examina­ property on or betforc Nov. 1. space program may be months The follow'ing si.xteen seniors tumal Merit Scholarahip Cor­ n i s year for the first time It Ronald Whitney will speak and action until after Korth returns Scott, Freeman and Bassett Slayton said he will remain Gain CCIL Lead tions to be received in Of Wild Fowl from the hospital, perhaps late away. poration sends the names, home Is not neceoaary to declare real show a film. currently are stationed at Ed­ with the space center even If the F*rinceton. Application fdrms were honored for their high addresses, and test scores of estMite or registered motor ve­ The Rev. Mr. Whitney will this week or early next, 'then wards’ Aerospace Research Pi­ He said a request to resign the Air Force refuses to accept his are available in the Guidance performance- on the National another meeting between the Air Force commission he has resignation. Gathering monMOtum m Um "Cookery has become an art. all commended students to the hicles. preach at special servlcee today lot School. Office. Merit Scholarship Qualifying two colleges they indicated Pereonal propert-y requiring tomorrow and Sunday at 7:30 two will be held, a spokesman held 1714 years was designed, in "But one of the reasons I de­ SJame. want on, Mancheater a noble science; cooks are gen­ said today. Bassett, an experimental test Test rosulUng in the presenta- their preferred choices a declaration Indudea unregte- p.m. as well as at the Sunday pilot instructor, is a native of part, to bolster his chances for cided to resign is my assign­ USED H ig h School’* aoccer tecun roll­ tlemen." said author Robert participating In the more ad­ time they took the' q u w lf^ g tered aUtoe, machinery, oom- morning services. Song leader The decision will be made be­ Berea, Ohio. He holds an elec­ ment as coordinator of astro­ ed to a 4-0 victory over Platt Burton many years ago. And so I t'on ^^Uers^of Com^^en^- mercial furniture, invemtory of for the Saturday evening ser­ fore Korth’s successor, Paul H. vanced Gemini and Apollo proj­ naut activities,’* he said. -"I’m Round Table test. trical engineering degree from Tuesday at Memortal Field. Jt says MHS today. wards. Arthur Ferron. William Other special services are al.so rmmendation. .'m s c. a West Pointer and a graduate ed the ball Into the neit for the weeks of auditions for the hunting trip. Mra, Rourkc. the Tlie annual Ment Scholar.ship FlailiRe to declare property In- day, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m. in the of the Massachusetts Institute of waiver cannot be extended. choral group haa resulted In 45 Along with the 13.000 semi­ cuns a 10 per cent fine. Community Hall. Priaes will 8t. Bridget’s Rosary Society "The space agency has chosen TEST DRIVE TODAY first tally. A.t the halfway mark Foods teaoher, thought that finalists. tbe.Hc sttidents consti competition i.« open to all stu- Technology. new “Round TablOTs" for this cooking some wild game would I.nnch Week Observed be awarded for the most origi­ will sponsor a military whiat to take a middle ground and let FOR RENT the score stood 1-0. tule about two per rent of all dento in the United Slates and Returning to the field In the year. be a good experience for the Bolton. Blementery School ob- nal man’s and lady's costume. HOUSTON, Tex. (API—Astro- me fly In a limited status,” he high school seniors. ; it-s territorie.s At the There will be dancing, games and setback card party Tuesday Inquire Lithoanlaa Hall ■econd half with the same spirit Mr. Pearson created the clas.s. To increase tlieir opportune i tinie there are more than 4 000 eerved National School Lunch naut Donald K. Slayton says h e' newsmen, Round Table Singers' many, Week this week. The cafeteria and refreshments. Hostes.ses at 8 p.m. at the Knights of 24 GOLWAY ST. a 1962 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 Convertible. White to which they left the first one, Fred brought his prize to ities to obtain financial assia-1 Merit Scholars enrolle^n abmit still wants to make a space I Slayton and Dr. Charles A. Manchester continued to knock years ago with about a dc»en school on Friday morning, Unce if thev need it. the Na- 400 college and universities was I decorated with colored are Mrs. E. J. Roser and Mrs. Columbus Home. flight but space officials have! Berry, chief of medicine at the •4S-4M18—848-8490 with white top, red upholstery, radio, heate^ Robert Foulke. Members are on the goal’s door. After only members. The organization has cleaned and ready to cook. Mrs. learss, pumpkins and com by Mrs. J. Edward MoKeever is made no promises. i Manned Spacecraft Center, em- glide and power steering and power brakes, 288 grown in size and popularity the student council. being contacted. Any couple FOR ALL OCCASIONS a few minutes had gone to the Rourke started it for him and general ohairman and will be Slayton, the only member o f , phasized, however, this does not engine. tlirough the years, until today Mra. Ruth Mount has been wishing to come should call assisted by Mrs. Primo Amadeo, third quarter, Steve Brady, '64, Fred and his group finished It one of the hoateasea. The club headed one pest the outstretch­ its 50 singers are known In class fourth period. Tlie MHS Prom Coming Harriers U p with the school six years and Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Mrs. throughout the Hartford area. is starting her fourth year as is open to all. ed hands of the Platt goalie. group consisted of Fred, Frank Car Wash Tomorrow Anthony Evans, Mrs. Joseph s 1962 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 2-Door Ha^top. Showing the depth of the team, Chri.stmas is the busiest time The niagioal charm of aafeterla manager. Lynch, Mrs. Charles Klotaer, iVeM? Teacher Ruggerio. Walt Hentschel. Rose Champs Ely.see.s. an impor­ The senior high youth fel­ Yellow, radio, heater, powerglide, nice gold and Mr. Danielson reached into hta of the year for Round Teible. Vtbberts, and Bill Pugrab. For Winning Last year 24.822 lunches were Mrs. Waino Hokkanen, Mrs. One of the new faces around Blach sea-son the group makes tant avenue in the heart of served. Mrs. Rtith Shedd la be­ lowship of United Methodist black upholstery. This car has had the very best ot. bench and substituted an entire The boys wanned to the sub­ I Church will wash cars tomor­ Joseph. Harrington, Mra. Dor- line for the better part of the MHS this year la Mra. Priscilla anjTvhere from a dozen to gay Paris, will be transport­ ginning her fifteenth year with lare. ject and made a meal of it ed to the MHS cafeteria for row on the church grounds oltiy Kenny. fourth quarter. With the some Myers, who attended the Uni twenty appearances for all with french fries, squa^. car­ CCIL Season the school as cook. Mrs. Helen Also, Mra. Wentworth kinds of clubs, church groups, the annual junior prom. Warren is new to the staff this from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the spirit and the dexterity a« the verslty of Rhode Island with a rots. deviled eggs and crescent benefit of the Hope Rothwell son, Mrs. James Peak, MANCHESTER starting line, the new Wne prov­ PTAs and the like, in addition This year’s committee, Hope.s of a winning .sea-'^on rolls. All in all. it was a very year. major in the field of Home to participating in our own Next week, with teacher con­ Memorial Fund. Joseph Sohauater, Mrs ed Itself in ablUty to score. professional job. headed by Betsy Hyde and were raised last Friday for the Sarles, Mrs. Harold Phelps, Mra. VALUE RATED SPECIALS After a fine dribbling exhibi­ Bconomica Teacher Ediwation .school concerts. Fred and Mrs. Rourke agreed Stan Opalach. both 'B,"). ha.s cro.ss country team as t h e vention on Friday, lunch will Manchester Evening Herald Ernest Fitzgerald, Mrs. James She haa previously taught at Round Tabic had its first re­ begun plans to make this be oflfered four days at 11.40 tion and a fine crone by George that this w'as most worthwhile h.arrier.s whitewashed Maloney Bolton coiTMipoDdent, ‘ Oleme- Conzins. Mrs. Frank Mickewicx, UNITED FUND: Hanley. ’64, Stan OpeJach, '66, Oimberland (R.I.) High School. hearsal Monday, Oct. 14. It because mo.st people have never dance a htige succes.s. The l.^-.IO, Tile meet was definitely for the week. Milk for the week well Teong, telephone 848-8981. Mra. WiUlani Gelinss. netted hia first goal of the sea­ At MHS Mrs. Myers teaches meets each Monday in the seen a-partridge, let alraie eat­ decorations are being han­ the stlrongesl showing of the wiBl be 12 cents. Home Elconomlca I and Foods choral room from 6:30-8 p.m. dled by the Art Service The menu is: Monday—veg- Also, Mrs. Stanley Lucas, e 1963 BUICK 225 Electra 4-Door Sedan. Very low son. Jim McCarthy, '64. tacked en one. "It has a different taste team, and the result was their Mra. Harry Smith, Miss Mad­ a goal onto a fine pass by Ran­ I and n , and she is the new Mr. Pearson and his new as does most wild game." said Squad under the direction of first shutout of the season. Tlie sbalble soup with orackera, mileage. Less than lO.QOO miles. This car has every­ adviser to the cheerleaders. "Round Tablers” are looking Mrs. Lucille Glaeser. cheese and bologna sandwiches, eline Smith, Mrs. Rose Schwoer- dy Smith to end the game in Mra. Rourke, "and requires cer­ win brought the thin dads’ GOP Women Set thing. Road test this one tonight. the grand flourish that separ­ Mra. Myers makes her home forward a productive new apple crisp; Tuesday — caa- er, Mrs. WilHant LsJdotte and GIVE WHERE tain proper cooking." And ^— Tickets are on sale before CXTIj record to 2-4. ates Manchester soccer from in Storrs. year. oh. y«B the boys add “It and after school in the audi­ The JayVees also humbled s e ^ e , bHc^ tomatoes, spioe Sale Wednesday Mra. Frank Young. Tiokets wlH bs available at s 1963 OLDSMOBILE 88 Holiday Sedan. Regal mist any other type. Diane Brasatogtnn, MMS's exchange. student from Elngland, was good!” torium vestibule. The price their opponents by a score of oake; Wednesday — hot pork It was the second win to a sandwich, carrot curls, lettered the door or by catling Mra. and white. This car is fully equipped. Sold and serv­ sponsored by Giri Scout Troop 1, examinee a q>ecbnen of Linda Cox '66 tor the Nov. 1 prom will be 16-46. The JV'b have now com­ The Manchester Republican MoKeever, 69 N. School St. row for Mr. Danielson sfter €ui animal skedeiton to biology ctaas. (Heraild photo by (2 per couple. The dance will pleted an unbeaten string of peas, cholate pudding: Thurs­ Women's Club will sponsor a iced by us. Low, low mileage. day—spaghetti with meat and RefreshmWita arlH be served. YOU LIVE losing to Bristol Central last Pinto). be semi-formal with flowers. seven meets and seem to be rununage sale on Wednesday at Tuesday. Fridsy, Manchester MHS Gridders Fall Since this is one of the few brightening the hopes for next cheese ssnce, cabbage salad, Mott’s Community Hall from 9 Thespians See sake aquaree. Milk Is served made Wethersfield their prey semi-formal affairs held at season. a.m. to 9 p.m. MHS, the prom committee to completing their first shut­ with aH meals. What it does: on the latter’s field. Tom Pro­ Mra. M. Adler Dobkin, chair­ GMAC and BANK RATES vencal, '84, w*s the man of the Musical ‘Camelot’ hopes for wide school sup­ out since the beginning of last Romsge Sals man, widies to remind members It provides an Mfuitable method At First Home Game ▲ rummage sals will be held LEE’S FLORIST hour scoring three of the Red Diane Brassington port. year against Bristol CJentraJ, to have sale items at the hall of Rivinf to support oleven home­ and White’s four goals In the ‘*Cam«lot, Comelot, There’* the harriers placed seven men St St. George’a Episcopal as early as possible on Tuesday. Church on RL 44A tomorrow and GIFT SHOP town agencies. 4-1 vlctoiy. Steve Bnw^ ac­ Manchester High opened lt» AiioUier Red and White fum­ aheolutety, not, a more oongen- before the first Maloney runner, Committee members assisting Rt. 44A. Boltoa - 848 8089 • 1962 OLDSMOBILE Starfire 2-Door Hardtop. counted for the other tally as lal apot tor hoppy-ever-aftertog to answer to la*rt year’s ques­ from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. On Mrs. Dobkin are Mrs. Roger home football season on a sour ble—thl* one on the Manchester Relations Club sale will be baby and children’s This Starfire is the finest we have had in the usM Manchester literally ran Weth­ Visits from England than Camelot!” tion concerning a leader to Bagley, Mrs. Harlan Taylor, What it means: note as It fell to Us third con­ 31— presented Hall wito a clothes, men’s suits and over- e YES, WE DBUTVER e car department in a long time. Be a sport. ersfield off the field. secutive defeat—this one at the Memibers of Sock and Buekin replace such stars as John Sal- Mrs. Jack Mercer, Mrs. Donald golden opportunity. Dramatic Society were treated ^Views Turkey ooats, women's apparel as well nowers for all oooaaloas; It means a better community—^ healthier community— because of con­ Today the MHS bootora wBl hands of Hall of West Hartford, cius '62, Carl Rohrbech and Jim Knofla and Mrs. Raymond It took them just nine plays, " ’Ave a cup o’ char!" aays< Diane plans to return home to a performance of this Broad­ Bracken, both ’63. Phil Kenny as miscellaneous dishes, cur­ Weddings, Funerals, Cut tinual improvements in services to you, your family and your neighbora. a 1961 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 Convertible. Whit* host Hail at Memorial Field. 20 - 12 . V Brown. The outcome of this oonteet aided by a penalty, to make Diane Bressington, MHS’s six­ near the end of the first se­ way musical when they travel­ The first official meeting of '64 has taken over the top spot tains, bedspreads and the like. Coffee will be sold during the Flowers and Corsages , . . And it means an equitable distribution of the financing responsibility red and white interior. Radio, heater, powerglide, The game was played last it 20-6 with Bill Starkey, Hall’s Coffee will be served to all. wlU practicaUy determine If teen-year-old diplomat hailing mester, which falls shortly af­ ed to Bushnell Memorial Hall the International Relations on the squad. Phil has been the sale by Mrs. Robert Starkel and among many, rather than an unreasonable burden on a few. power steering and power brakes. Local owner took Saturday at Memorial Field un­ fine running back, bulling over ter (Christmas. When asked for Mra. Henry McDonough re­ Manchester has the makings of der near perfect conditions. from the land of London Bridge 0*1 Wedneaday, Oct. 9. Mrs. Club was held iMt week. Guest first Manchester finisher to \ Mra T. Raymond Qulsh. from-the one yard line. and Big Ben. a description of an Er^lish Carolyn Erhman, club advisor quests that her committee the best of car of this. a chamfionahlp team. Judging Coupling a bristling running speaker was Holly Hooker, every meet thus far. The team’s meet ton%ht at 7:S0 at the Coach Allbrlo’ s charges Diane is spyonsored by the Christmas, she replied, "It's also attended. performance as a whole has What it means to YOU: by the performance of the Big attack and an adept passing AFS summer exchange student.. parish hall to sort out the Rod up to now, one can cer­ game, the Indians scored early swapiped fumbles In the fourth Girl Scouts of Troop 1. Con- quite the same! We put (Jhrist A musical pageant in the been superjpor as there has only When you sign your pledge to the Manchester United Fund, with appro­ mas decorations up the night Authurian traditlan, Camelot's rummage items. tainly say they are living t«> in the first quarter. R. G. Lewis period, retaining poesession on neections with an English Members of the club viewed been 34 seconds between the Mrs. Frank B any and Mra. priate adjustments-—up or down— to meet your own situation, you can '64 carried toe final 10-yards to the Hall 40. Paul Richard '64 Ranger outfit were established before and leave them up for leading roles were played by slides taken by Holly on her top five men. In their last two WEEKEND SPECIALS to their Inherited tlUe of state twelve days." She later added Biff MoGuine and Jeannie <3ar- William Cavanagh of St. aETGHER GLASS GO. OTv B fA N G H B O m feel secure in the knowledge that you have assumed your FAIR SHARE toe frenzied cheering of toe came up with a 20-yd. scamper by older scouts on a previous memorable trip to Turkey. The meets. ehampions. visit to the continent. TJhe "We have lota of mistletoe and son» The costuming waa out­ George’s Oturch attended the of community responsibility. ^ Bill Carney, *86. Manchester fans. and a (jlarke to Rick Daley '64 slides gave only a glimpse of Order of finish tor Manches­ Hartford Archdeaconry f^l Slowly, and steadily. Hall poee clicked for paydirt. The scouts considered the idea of holly, too! Our carol singers standing and the lighting most Turkey. According to Holly, one ter waa (times in parenthesis): 188 WEST an English visitor and aptly go from house to house and effective. Sock and Buskin dinner and meeting at Christ’s WHEN YOU THINK OF drove Itself back into the game try for the extra point failed. just has to go there! 1) PhU Ken.ny '64 (15;()5); 2) Church Cathedral in Hartford • 1961 OLDSMOBILE Deluxe 98 Holiday Coupe. Relying mostly on line bucks chose to sponsor Diane for half the Rangers put on a Nativity plane more of these trips in the The next scheduled meeting jim Coleman '64 (15:16); 3) GLASS, IH INK o r FUETOHKB The pigsklnnera had one last future to addition to field tripa yesterday. Your fair Share: Fully equipped. 1 A C and off-tackle slants, toe War­ shot late In the game, but the a year. Since her arrival on play for the old people. On will be held Thursday, Oct. 24, Rich Lalitierte '64 (15:241; 4) Latin Clubs Jime 19th, Diane has proven to Christmas Eve we hang a pil­ to various theaters to the area. St. Maoiloe Notes OiMDfllR MTBANT ST. Special ...... i t ■ r 9 riors tied toe score 6-6, late in club could not get moving, and in the cafeteria, at 8 p.m. Peter Godin '65 (15:33); 51 Art ■n»e Holy Name Socfely of St be an amiable representative lowcase at the end of the bed Joan Coltman '64 Gail Seiler, ■65 One Hour's Pay For Eight Months * ,o toe first quarter. relinquished the ball. Lahah '64 (15:39); 6) Rich MSaurtoe Cbuirch wUl have a aps- That's toe way toe score and a picture of modern Eng­ and when we wake up, it’s full Maloney '64 (15:40); and 7) Al ghem supper alt the RoeeniDunt LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! • 1961 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 4-Door Hardtop. Begin Year GRIDIRON C H A T T m : R. O. land. of presents." The English Santa stood until late in toe third Lewis '64 and Dtck Lewis '64 Coviello '64 (15:44); Mcmday at 6:30 p.m. Reeervs- PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING Radio, heater, automatic, power steer- Q 1 0 Q C period. It waa then that Hall, . . , _.. Diane has noticed many dif­ is called "Father Christmas.” MORE ttons may be made with Ray ing and power brakes. Special...... Latin clubs at MMS have held charged d o w to to^Manchest^^ ferences between England and Diane, who has brown hair The JayVees continued to OocnonL Past president of the their first meeUnge of the 1963- toufryard IP t , being test.. . Richard was the IiuUan’s the UjS. She says that “all oui’ and hazed eyes, is a Land Rang­ AUTO G U SS INSTAUED top ground gainer as he churned turn their meets into complete sodeity will be hnnored. 64 school year. Offlceirs have temporarily aa Mark Monette houses are made of stone or er in Buxton, Derbyohire, an or­ one-sided romps. Led by Jeff The afternoon workshop GLASS FURNITURE TOPS • 1961 CHEVROLET Monza Sport Coupe. Radio,,, been elected am foltows: '64 pounced on a Warrior fum­ out 68 yards...Four lost fum­ brick, and not of wood." She ganization similar to the Gird WANT MORE FOR YOUR M O N EY... KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS bles spelled disaster for the Kearney ’66. the little harriers group of the Council of Oattiollc heater, standard transmission. Black ^ V C Q C In Mr. Arthur Worner’e La­ ble. thinks that the American hot Scouts. Her special interests placed eight men in the top Wbimen win meet Tueeday at MIRRORS (Firoploc* and Door) tin IV period 2 class; First con­ Red and White. . .Indians must dogs are better than the Eng­ include fashion design and interior, white, spotless. Special...... 1 3 But the Indians' joy was ten. Finish and times for the 1 pjm. Mins. Vkioent Pemio- PICTURE FRAMING (oM typn) - f e i sul. Ron Jodoin; second coneul. short-lived as Woody (JIarke '64 win tonight to salvage a fading lish and likes American "chips" sw'imming. Diane also attends JayVees were: 1) Kearney cldo, cfaeliiinian, aeka that aH Bob Patulak; praetor, Paul pitched wildly in an attempted chance for a winning season (french fries). She stoded that the meetings of the totema- (16:12); 2) Les Dowd '66 thoae InteroBted in knitting and They visit Miizz}’ Field, in WINDOW and PLATE GLASS • 1960 DODGE Polara Convertible. Radio, heater, Gworek; quaeetor. Bob Ponton, end sweep. The ball was re­ "the English don’t have tdonai RelajUons Club. (16:24); 3) Ken Knight '66 •erwtag at home atltend ao that Another Great Grant Service! Oil '64. covered by an alert Warrior Bristol, to face Bristol Central Thanksgiving, but a similar In England, Diane attended (16:321: 41 Mark Gibson '66 ahe win know wUat work they CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK automatic transmission, power steering, power Latin m period 3 claas: First defaSder in toe end zone, mak­ in a “MUST” gome for both thing called 'Harvest Time’, Sdlverlanda School tor Girts, a are wIBIng to do. Items will (16:34); 6) Tom Morrissette brakes, new white top. Antique rose. Q *! 1 A C consul. Bob Dalton '65; second ing toe score 12-6. The extra squads. which is at the beginning of public .school with an enrollment ’65 (17:09). be sold at a Christmas sale. consul, Carl Hohenthal '66; point try failed. . Randy Smith, '64 October.” of about 600 girls. The stu­ Ttw oouncil has decided to MEDICINE CARINETS and SHOWER DOORS Clean inside and out. Special...... I I The thin clads need three in praetor, Jeton MInnick '66; dents wear imtforms of brown, a row for a winning season. emit a smotgnSbord this year. KSm iAlES GLADLY GIVEN quaestor, Dave O'Dell '64. blue and white, and take an Oobober devottons are being hour and a half for lunch. She First obstacle in this path will CLOSED SATURDAY 1 F,M. e 1961 OLDSMOBILE S-88 Convertible. Radio, Latin m period 8 class: First be Conrad whom the harriers M d erveiy day aifter 8 a.m. heater, hydramatic, power steering, power brakes, consul, Judy Jackson; second was especially Impressed by the Miass. OonAestons are Satur­ adze of Manchester High Sl, will meet at Conrad tomor­ power windows. Clean. consul, BtU Heck; praeitor, Cyn­ row. Pete IVise, '64 thia Brigge; quaestor, Leslie This year, Diane & following Dowd, all '65. course that Includes English Latin II period 1 clase: First n . Plane Geometry. Biology I, . {"t Art n . Typing and Ph>"sical Bd- • 1961 FORD Victoria 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, heat­ consul, Wayne Ward; second Baby Booters consul, Linda Grannick; praetor uoatlon. to Bnglemd Diane er and standard transmission. R 1 X A C Linda Dybec: quaestor, Peter had at least eight subjects a ..... '' year. Special ...... I 0 T 9 Hordic, all ’66. Ned ZogUo Top Two Foes HI Latin n period 7 close: First Sdnoe her arrival to the Unit­ Dianne Platt coneul, Ed Coltman '66: second ed States, Diiane, nicknamed el959 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan. 6 cylinders, consul, Ellzatoeth Dawkins ’64; Deedee by the scouts, has . "Pine team spirit and team­ radio, heater and standard transmission. D O O R praetor Judy Fricthsen '65; camped in a tent at Acacha, Legion of Honor work" were the words used by Coach Donald Race to describe Jet black. S p ecial...... # # 9 quaestor, Dick Bomberger '66. Maine w4th the Girt Scouts, and on November 16, she will ac­ the MHS Jayvee booters' vic­ The Latin Clubs discussed the When the strains of Verdi s U every student at MH6 HO plans for the Latin Banquet to company them on a tour of Ndu' tories over Ellington and Weth­ “ Alda" came with talented pre­ were required to take obliga­ be held In December. York City. She says, ‘Til ersfield. The papooses won their Also, this year the Junior nfever forget the experiences cision at graduation, there could tory co\irses in golfing, .skiing, first game of the year last Classical League of MHS must I’ve had here. My .stay in the have been none other than Di­ swimming, and the intric^ies Wednesday by a 2-0 count over T-BIRD SPECIAL provide the entertainment for U.S. has. up to now. b^n won­ anne Platt, this week's legion­ of aoccer playing, this w ^k's the Purple Knights of Elling­ derful. and I’m sure it will go on naire, seated at the organ! male legionnaire, Edmond Zag- ton. Come To Tlie the annual meeting at Trinity Early in the first quarter Ted College for all the Junior Clas­ being the same until I return Dianne has been honored by lio, would surely lie m his , scholarships to Laurel Music Rosen, '85, . booted home the sical Leagues In (JonnecUcut. ■to England.” greatest glory. J • 1961 T-BIRD 2-Door Hardtop Coupe. This bird is Upon returning______to Buxton, I Camp and scholarships for or- year's first goal. He took the Bob Patulak, '64, was elected As an avid lifetime lover of ball on a perfect pass from nice as they come. Low mileage and it has every­ president of the state Junior Diane hopes to “become a nurse i gan and voice study al Hart .sports, he is at pre.sent a co­ for unwanted children.” College. She has been the or- left wing Bob Godin, '66. and thing. Nice shade of blue, whitewalls. D O A C I I Classical League at Its meeting captain. of the varsity soccer proceeded to crash the ball into last spring, «uid It Is tradition Leaving her parents in Eng- gaoiist and choir director of team, a three-year member and Test drive this one tonight. Special .. lK i0 9 w land, Diane makfs her second Trinity Covenant Church the net. The g;ame'.s only other for the president’s school to past co-captain of the vaisity tally came when Steve Maher. provide the entertainment. A home with Dr. and Mrs. three years. golf team, and a three-year Chooee from over Mather H, Neill and their The musical whiz also excels '65.' took the ball on a cross REAL SHARP — REAL SHARP ^ total of 227 MHS Latin students member of the swimming teanr. from Gary Kirkham. 85. and 100 Mtytes and are members of the Junior Clas­ daughter. Chris '65, alt 87 Boul­ in school, aa is easily demon­ Sports, however, are not der Rood. strated by her subjects; Hon­ pounded it into the net. sical League. , alone among Ned's many skills. On the defensive .side of the color eombinatioru! Sue Trobter '64. ors French IV, Modem Europe­ because he al.so excel-vaeadem- | the plav of halfback Mick an History, Honors Biologj' II, YOU'RE INVITED TO MEET ically and socially. His sub­ Convertino. '66, . and goalie Sponsored by W SC S Honors English IV and Music jects this year include Honors Fared Sandals '65 wa.s out­ Campus Cruise Appreciation. Her award inr her THE NEW Faculty Attends Engli.sh IV. Calculus. Honors standing. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH favorite subject. English, has Physics, Modem Hustory. and The little booters raised their DECORATOR Charted by NHS Fall Convention been a scholastic Gold Key for g>'m. recoici to 2-0-1 with a 3-0 vic- HOMEMADE poetry. Last year he received the lorv’ over Wetliersfield. Enter­ D 1 a n n e's extra-curricular Har\'ard Book Prize for an out­ ing the scoring colimin this Saturday, October 19th Hie NaUonal'Hon^*3bo4ety 1* Teachers of the Manchester planning a Campus Cruise fog clubs Include Round Table, to standing junior boy and was time for MHS, were Garj’ Kirk­ SPECIALTIES OLDS F-85 High School faculty will be at­ which she has belonged and ac­ elected as a delegate to Nut­ BEDSPREADS next Friday, Teachers’ Conven­ ham. ■6,5, Larry .\i'eto. '65. and Starting at 10 a.m. Special open house this weekend. Test drive thl8 tion iJay. Permission slips can tending the annual Fall Teach­ companied for three years. meg Boy's State. Ned and his Steve Maher. ''65. Right wing CKristmas Baked Goods Girls' totr,amuraJs. Sock and /amily were chosen by tlie be obtained from Mr. George er’s Convention In meeting Kii'kham put th? papooses Candy new car this weekend and see for yourself the Buskin and the Fine Arts Ma­ American Field Service to host Pbtterton, faculty advisor, and places throughout the state on ahead in a firat period scramble Aprons BIG DIFFERENCE. should be returned by Tuesday gazine. Stephen Du.schek in their home in front of the goal by tapping Only 9.99:. 29.99 along with bus fare. President Friday, Oct. 26. Dianne's special liking is food throughout tliis year. the ball into the far corner. Knitted Goods OUTDOOR GAMES and PRIZES Ron Jodoin, '64, has announced. Four of these teachers—Mrs. for thought, especially pizza, Responsibility for money Acelo's goal came in Jhe sec­ Dried Arrangementt Matehino drapet, eatet and pUloto Bhame avatlcdfla The itinerary indudee eleven Evelyn Gerard, Miss Anna E. spaghetti, kosher dill pickles plays a big part In this legion­ ond period after he had dribbled Handy Craft and Toys ooUeges in the Boston area: McGuire, Mrs. Marion Mona­ and stjak. A pel peeve is naire’s' life because he is the the ball down Uie field. Steve • Choice of throw, tailored or quilted style aiveads Caark Unlvcreity and Worcester han and Mr. David Monahan— “people who spell my name treasurer of both the Manches­ Maher got the game’s last tally “ SPIN” ART FPiyteduilc Institute In Wtorcee- will constitute a panel on the with one ‘n’.” and people with ter Ski Club and the MHS on a bouncing ball in front of • Polished cotton, rayon taffeta, antique rayon aatin, ter. Mass.; Jackson College subject "Teaching the Re­ no sense of humor. Student Council. He is also, a the net. Chromqxm* acetate Tufts University to Medford, search Paper." A very special day was member of the Current Affairs (joach Race ailed the ver­ • Florala, modana, aolid ookuK jovenila prints MANCHESTER Mass.; Harvard, RadcUffe and "when I met Van Chburn, In all Club. satility of Aceto who was play- “S U V E ” AUCTION This panel will present its 'Sports, of course, especially • Twin size, fall size or dual size the MiasBachuBetts Institute of material at the meeting spon­ of his 6 foot tour, blond, curly ing his first game as an inside. Technology to Cambridge; sored by the Connecticut Coun­ hatred reality. golf, and reading, eating, and Most of his lime last year was USED traveling are Ned’s favorite SFKIAUY ORDOtO) FOR YOU...2 WtWS DtUVIRY Northeastern, Sinunons, and cil of 'feachen of English and Diaiuie climaxed the last spent playing halfback while ALL DAY SNACK BAR SaU$faction guaranteed or gour money back Boston Undveraity to held at the West Haven High school year with a memor- leisure time activities. his firat time in the line this ARTICLES and Weiiealey in WeUeaiey Hills. School. atole summer at Tanglewood. During hia lifetime he haa year found him at the wing The society has arranged tor Her favorite place to live is traveled to the Far West, to position. MOTOR SALES MHS alumni now artitendtag This meeting will mark the Whita Elephant Booth Group Algebra Instruction Initiated first joint effort of the Con­ oosy Nea' England, and she Texas, and Puerto Rico. The pooition of goalie haa COUNTRY STORE theto sdiopte to be its guides. to the future Ned plans to givfen Mr. Race nothing but Mr. Jay R. Stager of the Mlatti Deportment has been glvtog lectures on Basic Algebra to necticut School lihraiY As ex{mesaed a dpsire to bicycle 8BLUNO AND UERVIOINO If there is sufficient room on tbrougli Europe, Latin America, attend college, hoping someda(y pleasure thiis year. Allen Wiley, Br1a-A>Brae "Ckmrge-lt*,,.No money doum.^90 doge, or m ont^ is the bus. Honor Society m ^bera Bailey AudMorium, using a new method of group todtruotion. One of the tools of this new sociation, Ctonneotlcik Oouncil of Teachers of English and the and the Orient. to visit Vienna and see Steve '66, proved an able subslituta NKW hication to present a pro­ Rd. with her parents, Mr. and This verj’ accomplished le­ waa injured in the first quar­ W .T.OJRANT CO. — 29 YEARS — High school banking started Sophomores, Junior and Senions, are ptrtioipatiflg.. The entire group meets twice a week In gionnaire is the aon of Dr. and ter. Sandals received an eye In­ the auAtorium where they Udten to and bake notes on lectures given by Mr. Stogw. gram before teachers of Eng­ Mra. Albert Platt, her brotlw, Toys W ednesday 'during hinch in the Mrs.. Edmond R. Zagho, 83 S. jury when he dove Into a u s W. OENTBB SYKBST arena veatJtoule. Bonking will be During their other two ciaas periods each week, tihe students meat to amoUer groups with lish and Ubrary teochera at a Dannie, 6, and a pedigreed mut, FUN FOR ALL! etther Mr. Stager or Mr. WiOism'Vladcn. During these anoB group meeringe, m rtudents single meeting. "Kioko." Lakewood Circle. crowd of Wethersfield players fARKADE . OPEN VERNON 01(1011 •vary Wednoaday. Thto program HoUy KooiaMr. ’• i. to aov* a goal. Daira Reznic^ Children's Qipthing 443.1811 hsfindea Onulle - f atudenta. baoMmrorti, take qubaas, and pradUioe Hair pnfUency. (Herald pHoto by OAsra). Chttir I t a m r ili. ’•6 Sue TYottMT, '84 \ M ■AiMHESTER EVERY NIBHT . '

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Terrace," Mrs. Roy . R. Brown- ham salad sandwich,-chocolate ' I- by John Kulynych, Hebron's fire Congregational, 10 a.m.; Gilead. pudding with whipped cream; chief, as a remar'kable example 11:15; Sunday, school at Usual South Windsor in-'. Good Works Negro Gets ' Hebron The executive -board of the Thursday — pork chops, mash­ of what that .system can ac­ hours. The Rev. John N. Cross, ed potatoes, corn, applesauce; complish in emergencies such mutual pastor, will take “At Sputh Windsor Woman’s Club will meet Monday at the home Friday — no school, teachers j^ auf i^uM nte f l o r i s t Get Reward ToughTask as occurred recently when both the End of Life." as liia sermon convention. Milk is served with topic. Members are urged to Greenhouse of Mrs. Marvin B. Baer, 83 Pine Rham Pupils local fire companies had been all nteals. called out of town, and fire bring a neighbor or friends to Knob Dr. at 8 p.m. Mrs. Gold­ Wapptng Church During Life With Schools NEW LOW PRICES...IT’S OUR BlRTBDfiT! companies from Lebanon, Col­ the service. There will be a bap­ Plan Given rick will be co-hostess for the The Junior P Y F will meet Set Sale of umbia and Andover were called tism at the Hebron church. A evening. from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the through mutual aid to take care meeting of the Pilgrim Fellow­ LiWV Fund Drive By CARROLL ARIMOND SAN FRANaSCO (AP) — A Community House. CmCAGO (AP)—Spme theolo­ Texas-born Negro who grew i of the Burt Nicolo fire on Old ship wTll be held In Hebron, at Green Light The provisional League of The Senior P Y F will meet Magazines Colche.sler Rd.. Hebron. The 7:30. discussion of the second Women Voters will hold its first gians hold that good works per­ from a hard-knocking football | finance drive Oct. 21 through from 7 to 9 p.m. at the chapel ' Deliveries in Manchester Daily formed In this life are rewarded lineman Into a gentle-mannered: Hebron company, at once re­ great commandment to be led for a worship service, business The annual mag-azine drive, leased, also joined the fight for by the pastor. Rev. John N. Two appeals of Edward P. 25. About (Mie-thlrd of league In the hereafter. My friend, schoolmaster has been picked to meeting and "surprise evening.” Tel. 528-5009 Tel- 649-5005 handle ohe of San Francisco’s aponsored by the'^ Regional control. Although the Nicolo Cross. Walton of Sullivan Ave. were income its derived from member John McBride, says It is not garage was lost and consider­ dues and two-thirds from public Wednesday the junior choir necessary to wait that long. toughest school jobs—the new High School student council granted by the zoning board of will meet from 6 to 7 p.m.; the 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn. able damage sustained other- Manchester Evening Herald contributions. Contributiono are One Sunday morning, John’s post of human relations officer. atarta this week. Proceeds will wi.se to car. and house, it all appeals (ZBA) at its meeting needed to cover operating costs intermediate choir from 7 to 8; wife, Mary, observed, “It Is With the rank and $17,400 sal­ Hebron correspondent. Miss 8u- and the senior choir from 8 to go toward extra curricular shows the outstanding way in san B. Peodletoa, telephone evening, of local, state and national pro­ such a nice, pleasant day. Why ary of assistant superintendent. 9 p.m. needs, and costs of athletic which the sy.stem works, Kul­ 228-S464. Walton plana to operate two grams. don’t we take those two ladles Dr. William L. Cobb is the first i ynych .said. retail greenhouses on the Sul­ The League is now engaged down the block for a ride In the administrator in a metropolitan! and National Honor Society in a ’’Know Your Town” study, Mancheafer Evening Herald country?” American school system ' Poultry Day Slated livan Ave. property and had South Windsor correspondent, awards. Funds left over from It will be 4-H Poultry day at, the results of which will be pub­ "W hy?" asked John. He would charged with exclusive and spe­ last year’s drive will be used Courts Prepared appealed the building inspec­ lished in brochure form. 1 1 1 1 8 Laura Katz, telephone 644-1753. hav« liked to spend this Sunday l iKi), 4 . J cific responsibility for dealing UConn, Oct. 26. highlighted by tor’s refusal to grant a permit b r i n g y o u r n e x t iiillBR,. & '.-Is ' ' 4 to pay for a bleacher for the a research tour and football informative booklet will be like the one before, curled up with race and civil rights prob­ athletic field capable of seating for construction. The property available to all residents of wlUi a big, fat Sunday news­ lems. game between the University of For Ice Skating is bounded by land of Baells, Extended Forecast 60. Connecticut and the fighting South Windsor. paper and a quota of one high­ Society Speaker As a football center at Texas fcf-iy Auxiliary Appointees Wisniewski and Jurgelas. Elementary School Menus PRESCRIPTION College In Tyler, Tex., Cobb was Blue Hens of Delaware. The j This winter there will be WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) ball per section. Staler Marie deLourdes, ik : Mrs. William Kowalski, The ZBA based its decision on Monday — ravioli and meat, "Because it would be a nice the center choice on a Negro morning session will start a t, skating on the tennis courts ’The U.S. Weather Bureau Is­ chairman of the history depart­ president of the American Le­ 9:30. Daniel L. Talmage. ex­ interpretation of the zoning reg­ cheese square, tossed salad, jam thing to do," Mary replied. All America picked from Negro sued this five-day forecast for HERE college teams in 1034. gion Auxiliary,' announces tension poultryman and pro-1 behind the West Side Recrea­ ulation which cites bidldings randwich, apricots; Tuesday — John acknowledged he had no ment and guidance counselor at Connecticut today: Still near his playing weight committee chairmen for the gram chairman will lead di.scus-1 tion building on Cedar St., and shall contain not less than baked sausage links, mashed argument to match that so he Cathedral High School, Spring- year, as follows; Mrs. G. Earl potatoes, buttered gr^en beans, Temperatures during the five of 190 potmds, Cobb has shaped Sion on the right kind of feed I a repeat of last season's skat­ 5.000 sq. fL The ZBA ruled day period, Saturday through " telephoned the, two ladies. They field, Maes., will be the gueet Porter, „ Americanism, child that this meant the total area applesauce; Wednesday — soup would be delighted to go. a personal philosophy In 24 bag, and traits of productive | Wednesday, are expected to av­ speaker Monday at the meeU.Yg welfare and liaison; Mrs. Lois layers. Those wishing to attend 1 ing on the courts behind the in one or more buildings should and orackers, cheese or peanut '“ V I For hours they roamed over years of school teaching that is Bellone. civil defense; Mrs. Community Y on N. Main St. butter sandwich, oakie square; erage more than seven degrees winding, hilly blacktop roads of of St. Bridget's Rosary So­ sharply different from his foot­ are asked to notify 4-H club be 5,000 sq. ft. above normal, remaining on the Our Service Is Richard Parker, community agent Albert Gray, at the club in the North End. Walton was also granted a Thursday — meat and noodle southern Wisconsin. One of the ciety. She has chosen the topic, ball purpose. service and legislation; Mrs. A berm has been installed casiserole, pickled beets, gela­ warm side the first half of the Prompt, Courteous i ladies kept count of how many "The role of the Catholic Lay " I t you want to get some-1 office in Rockville. variance allowing a lot having period and returning to more Walter Donald. constitution Gray .says there are so many | around the West Side courts, a tin; Friday — no,school due to FREE DELIVERY—TEL. 649-9814 acres of corn were planted to Women in the Mystical Body where, don’t push somebody else sealer coat will be applied to 100 ft. frontage in a commercial seasonal levels the latter half. down," Cobb said in talking of BOY’S and bylaws; Mrs. Frank Kuly- youths wanting to start 4-H clubs j expansion zcme. The ZBA cited teacher's convention. M«k is pioneer No. 1 and how many to of Christ,” which she will pre­ MG* GGAMO GIRL’S a RS* nych, coupon; Mrs. Howard E. the surface after surface served with all meals. Some normal high and low DeKalb. The other observed that sent to the women’s group after the aims of his new assignment SKI PARKA that more leaders are a definite the particular use to which the temperatures in Connecticut In an Interview. I J i l f S SHIRTS slack ssts Porter, distinguished guests; need. Anyone wishing to help patching, and the net posts High School Menus PINE PHARMACY it would stay pleasant all day rosary emd benediction at 7:30 ^ have been removed. land will be put as well as the Monday — hot dog on roll, are Hartford 62 and 39 and New “Let’s all go there together.” 1 Mrs. Richard Ives, education this need is asked to write, size and design of the building. because all the cows were p.m. in the church. and scholarships; Mrs. Clar­ When cold weather comes, relish, potato chips, ginger Haven 62 and 42. Precipitation 664 CENTER ST.— MANCHESTER standing up. Cobb did not seek the job to I Wash P.r(.e* (0, Wintsr ployj^ visit, or see Tolland County Another ‘Ronnie’ Event may total less than one half Inch Slater deLourdeo received her SKiriiS'." ence E. Porter, Gold Star the courts will be flooded and bread; Tuesday — ravioli with John remarked that there B-A. degree from’-the (College which he was appointed Sept. 28 agents Gray and Elaine Wheel­ The South Windsor Woman’s locally in scattered showers by Dr. Harold Spears, San Fran-1 rnothers and memorials; Mrs. er at the Rockville office. skating will be allowed when meat sauce, salad, fruit; were no more than the usual of Our l^uly of the EUms, Chico­ Unit tops! Crisp Clarence E. Porter and Mrs. the ice is adequate. Club will hold a rummage sale Wednesday — vegeUble soup. about Monday. number of farmers out driving cisco school superintendent, with , ‘ "oir;;. 8. conv.M;b>. Bishop to Confirm Class pee, Maas., and her M.A, degree Gibson C. Porter, graves reg­ Last fall, the North End Oct. 26 at the Firehouse No. 2, — their tractors at 5 miles an hour from the University of Massa' unanimous confirmation by the 1. 'coK.' istration; Mrs. Frank Kuly- The Rt. Rev. John H. Es- courts got a berm, too, but on the corner of Beelzebuh Rd. Bosu’d of Education. | along the blacktops. Mary said ohusetts. She also waa award' •oerylie OompM. e U .M nych, merit system; Miss Rox­ quirol, suffragan bishop of Con­ instead of a surface sealer the and raiington Rd. All proceeds she was getting hungry. " I picked him, not as a'Ne- •t *.M necticut, will visit St. Peter's ed a grain! to Boston College whuV n.cwi o»mP»* anne Perham, junior activities; courts were laid with a poly­ will be donated to the Ronnie "Instead of turning back for under the aueplcee' of the Na­ ;ro, but as a kind man who ,2-4, 3-6*' Episcopal Church Sunday at 3 Ikes children, who works well Mrs, Gibson C. Porter, past ethylene film. Berard Fimd. home," Mary said, "wouldn’t It tional lien ee Education Act, f 2 .M 1 L president's parley, membership p.m. and confirm a class of can­ Town Engineer Walter Fuss, Mrs. WUliam Goldrick and be fun to go someplace for whore ahe took coVrsee In the with teachers, and who Is a didates. A large congregation c. o o d ;/ y e a r ^ leader," Spears said. and rehabilitation; Mrs. Ko­ says that the film did not work' Mrs. Edgar K. Sewall, chair­ dinner? Bradford’s is just a few sciences. walski. music trophies and is hoped for as a courtesy to very well, having been dam­ men, announce that club mem­ miles down the road." Cobb was appointed principal awards, and volunteer hospital the Bishop and to congratulate aged, and he recommends that “That would be nice, Indeed," of San Francisco’s Emerson El­ the candidates. Holy Commun­ bers may bring articles to area ementary School In 1947 as the ' workers: Mrs. P, John Per­ the courts be sealed too. captains on or before Thurs­ the two ladles agreed. 3 SPEED, DUSH ham, national security: Mrs. ion will be celebrated at 8 a.m., The highway department John just nodded. He remem­ first Negro public school admin­ DiLUXI O.I. David K. Porter, poppy sale and choral Eucharist and sermon, built the berm, and the Cope­ day. In Pine Knob area cap­ BOY SCOUT istrator in Northern California. tain is Mrs. Goldrick; Wood­ bered he left home With Exactly BUTTON finance; Mrs. Richard M. also church school, at 10 a.m. land Co. of North Haven will NEW WHEELS $15. Bradford’s was one of those Cobb, 82, served 16 years at HAIII DRYER Grant, publicity and radio; YPS meeting, 7 p.m. seal the West Side court for land Park and Avery Heights, Notes and News Emerson, now a predominantly Mrs. Edgar Sewall; Pleasant places described In the tour Mrs. W. Sherwood Griffin, UN. Other Seiwiceii )600. Fuss says an additional books with "dinners from Negro school in the North Fill­ R e c o r d e r Mutual Aid Praised Services at the Hebron and $680 for sealing the North End VaUey, Mrs. Fred Campbell; more district, a major center of Farnham Estates, Hilltop, South $4.98." No one ever orders the Pack 251 The good work done by the Gilead Congregational Churches courts would effect "a consid­ $4.98 dinner; the "from " Negro population. mutual fire aid plan la cited Sunday will be: Hebron First erable saving." Windsor Heights, and Sunset dinners are the big sellers. Cub Pack 251 recently held (5obb came to the San Fran­ 19.88 He could, he figured, hold the tta first meeting of the year at cisco area In World War II as 99.95 a civilian worker in the Navy’s Whlipsr quist motor! bill down by ordering only the Verptanck School. Elsctronic ktyboord supply organization. He had 3 hoot soloetiont plus 5 0 % OFF coffee. But how could he signal Mlanuel Vincent Jr., cubmaa- controlli 1 7/8, & been a teaching principal for o cool sotting lor Mary to keep her from suggest­ 7h I.P.S.! Dynamic ter, distributed schedules foe eight years In all-Neg;ro high lummor-tlmol Extra largo ing that the ladies start off with micrephono; top* countori roach-in boulfont. bonnot 1 DURING OUR PRE­ a glass of sherry? Would Brad­ the year, and mformed the | schools at Kilgore and Hawkins, Rocordino **Bfight-oyo** ford remember him from their Tex. Hondsom o trovol & indicotor! Eloctro-dynomfc scouts that the proceeds receiv He had efirined a master's de­ last visit? Would Bradford ac­ i» otorogo cooo) . fp o a k trl ed from the salt water taffy gree at the University of South­ SEASON WINTER TIRE cept a check? How many dishes sale must be returned by the would he, Mary and the two ern California in 1940 and J DE CORMIER next pack meeting. his doctorate at the University ladles have to wash to square Den 2 and Den 7 won the best of California at Berkeley. accounts? attendance banner with a 100% The post of human relations John’s brow moistened as the representation of parents. officer was authorized following party studied the menus. One of Advancements for the month the ladles settled on broiled a stormy year during which Ne­ were also sited. In recogni­ gro organizations charged that lamb chops at $6.80 Including tion of birthdays, lion books MOTORS Says: ^ v ^ X ^ r e r S m lth B r n d iU ie '-e I® 'act® segregaUon the lazy susan appetizer tray. Her friend said that sounded ‘ and

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?AGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1968 MANCHESTTCR EVENli^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1968 ,PAGB TWELVE RockviUe-Vernon Anniversary of Town Rockville-Vernon Lord Home Named T ito Feels Imv'I' l;-.' Skinner Rd. School Win^ Charter Unit Band Hop in Park He Gained TOWN IS TALKING ABOUT 11 To Macmillan Post Accepted hy Town Officmh Holds First Final Night Event THE tvhite House south lawn and ■ menta, accepted the area. Ac- to carry registration. He was oflclo member of the group, He iat Church at Hartfond and etore party unity. ^ . , vice presidMt , later at a toa.st during a lunch- ceptamce of the entire building . released in 350 bond for court aaid he would “drop in” from At 10:80 a.m. the palace an­ Tool and" Die Co., West Hart Main Sts. The Lutz eon. Kennedy indirectly ap- is required before the building appearance Nov. 6, in Cjlrcult time to time, but would not ac- The taJteet casualty of th« Musexim on Cedar St. is Ma­ nounced: “ The Right Honorable ford, the Tubular Co.. N ew : pealed to Americans to give Tito committee can turn the school Court 12, Rockville. Olrely participate. Harold Macmillan, M.P., has Britain, and the Ready Tool Co., prevalent water shortage may turing Americana thla week, a cordial reception. over to the board of education. Motta was arrested by Patrol­ Members selected Atty. Her­ and the town’s merchant* aire this morning tendered to the Fairfield. She was also presi-1 weM be the Town of Manches­ Dr. Ramadoll- said last night man John Stodd who stopped bert Hannabury, temporary offering value*, service and queen his resignation as prime dent of the James J. Carney | that his hopes that the school him on Brooklyn St. during a cheUrman and Mrs. Gloria Be- ter. minister and first lord of the quality oomparalMe with ‘The Foundation which she had os- will be occupied by Oct. 28 will The ten a n ts of a n i n e - r o ^ treasury, which Her Majesty routine check. lottl temporary secretary. Good Old Day*.” tablished in memory of her have to be moved to a later Capacity Crowd Hannabury suggested that the house, owned by th e town 'w ater has been graciously pleased to 3 Sentenced Tonight, Tommy Dae and Bis huilband. date. He did not expect a leng­ A capacity crowd of more commission Investigate obtain­ (tapartment and situation ^ accept.'*— r - . I Survivors include two daugh- band, the High Tenrton*. thy delay. Oommittee nvembers than 400 attended the annual ing funds and that they should watershed land of the W ^ provide the music, and The Before tte i ters, another sister and two In G>urton have already begun plans to Columbus Day Ball at St. have a clerk to record the meet­ Bucklnghem Reservoir in Glas­ queen and.. .her private secretary » g^randchlldren. Small Frys will sing. have some of the equipment for Luke’s Hall. Ellington, last ings. He appointed Robert tonbury, have notified Dae and Ws five-man band Lt. Col. Sir Michael Adeane, The funeral • will be held to­ the new school, presently stored Saturday evening. went to the hospital and talked Baum, James Brennan and Mrs. of their intention - to institute are from RockvlHe. Beside* be­ morrow at 2 p.m- at the Rose Risk Cases at the Maple St. School, moved Two orchestras provided the Belottl a subcommittee to look a suit for damages for the e^ ing area favorite*, they are pr^ tor an hour with Macmillan. Hill Funeral Home. Elm 9t.. in to the completed area. They music, and a nightclub atmoa- Then came the call to Home into the matter of obtaining pense and Inconvenience caus^ pairing a record for release soelng sponsored by the Instruc­ John Greene St.. Rockville, was sentenced to tions pertaining to the types of Admitted yesterday: Marie pare a charter, but one that •ome prime minister. The Mac­ two to ten years in the state an annual rental of $1,000, with tors of the Handicapped (lOH) John Greene. 85. of 79 Oittage fire extinguishers needed and j Gilbert, Tolland; Lena Hill, 87 will be acceptable to the people millan administration remains prison. The incident on which the right* of usage of a c ^ - and the Town Recreation De­ St., died last night at a Farm Inspected the boiler room and Union St.; Thomas Shea, Peter- of Rockville and the fire dis­ erative sprip^ In the wea. ta power until this time. , - , Coons was conricted occurred flre alarms. j gon Rd.; Barbara ©lender, Gehr- partment. |\ Ho m la the 14th earl in his I Ington convalescent home after at a local theater and involved trict moved out lert Saturday ana The lOH has .sponsored Da­ For Only The north wing, cafeteria, and ring Rd., Tolland, He said the responsibility of Itec wltii a family history going a long Illness. two young girls. He w-as rep­ through ttiedr attorney, notified vis’ appearance In Manchester, to days of wUd raiding on i Mr. Greene wa.s boro in Ire- main office areas must still b e , Births yesterday: A son to the commission'Is to group the the town of their Intended ac- OVER *80°° FREE VALUES resented in court by Atty. Rob­ completed. Chairman John Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gordon, functions of each area of gov­ at band hops, twice before. the BngUsh-Bcottish border. ■ land in 1878. and lived in Man­ ert J. Pigeon, tlon. tle takea over from Macmll- j Chester 40 years. He was ern- GotUer said the kitchen is com­ Flast Hartford. ernment. The property was purchaBea The week-long anniversary ■ lan at a low ebb In Conservative ployed at Hamilton Stand^ard, William P. Marley, 64. of plete except for cleaning. Discharged yesterday: Blair The commission agreed gen­ by the town in 1947 from Jo­ celebration is being directed by $ 0 . 9 5 nartv fortunes. Britain must i division of United Aircraft Snipsic St., Rockville, received Josejdi Novak, pirinclpal of Waaicwicz, 163 Union St.; Irene erally that all meetings will be seph NoveiU, with Ufe rights the Manchester Chamber of a national election for a , Corp., until his retirement 20 a suspended sentence of one to the school and also committee Gardner. 116 Brooklyn St.; Mrs. open to the public. ’They will to the spring. NbveUl soid Conunerce. new Parliament sometime with-‘ y ^ rs ago. four years. He was placed on secretary, explained that there Elaine Andrelski M d daughter, hold public hearings at which several other plots of his land GIFTS AND SERVICES!! ta the next year. Lord Home Survivors include his wife, probation for two years on con­ Is a one year guarantee on the 37 Talcott Ave.: Agnes Malloy, interested residents will be given to five or six membera of his will JLlect ta e ^ t e . > Mrs. Margaret McVeigh Greene; dition that he not be in the building, and during that time, 26 linden PL; Ann Horton, the opportunity to be heard. family, with water rights to the Many signs Indicate that the | a son, Jota J. Greene, ^ * prMence of young girls alone. officials and staff members will Rockville Hotel. They generally agreed to Invite same ^xlng granted to all. GSA Accepts Marley was charged following Book Fair Slatod officials from all three govern­ electionlection may bring a triumph daughter, Mrs. Donald R. make up a “ punch” list enumer­ The town water department both of Manchester, and two an incident Involving two young ating minor repairs and adjust­ A book fair will be held at ments to specific meetings. did not leom of any water Inad- tor the Labor party of Harold Northeast School In mid-Novem- Wilson, out of power for 12 grandchildren. glrlfi at a home he -visited. ments as they are noted. This The subcommittee will meet equency until about two years MHA O ffer $4.95 ABSOLUTELY The funeral will be held Mon­ CSiarles A. Prentiss, 18, of la normal procedure for any Tuesday night at Baum’s home yean. ego, upon the death of Noveill, BROUGHT TO YOU BY day at 9:80 a.m. from the W. P. Crystal Lake, Ellington, was school conatnicted In town. At a recent meeting oif moth­ to discuaa financing and organi­ Butler’s dtoappointment was for he had been grortted a life The MJancheeter Housing Au- COVERS COST OF ~ magnified by the 14 days dur- Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main sentenced to serve 60 days of a A great deal of the diacusaion ers and Mrs. Kran Kilpatrick, sational matters. eaement. In the deed, to remain tag which the crisis dragged on. St., with a solemn high Mass one-year sentence in the state concerned the unusual features school librarian the following Next meeting for the com­ a realdent in the town-owned tthority (MHA) ha* received of­ PRINTING, ADVERTISING NOTHING MORE During most of that period he of requiem at St. James’ Church prison. He was placed on proba­ of the building. Rooms housing committee was named: Chair­ mission wUl be Thursday at 7 :80 house. ficial notlficoition from the Boe- man, Mrs. Joseph F. Florentine Ig PROGRESSIVE MARCHESTER ti»i4 been the favorite to succeed at 10. Burial will be in St. tion for two years. The Incident kindergarten and g n .A n 1 and In Town Hall. Lawrenoe Wlttkofske, super­ ton regional office of the Oen- 2 each have small sbeson, Put­ area In Detroit. On his return ity mode known it* intereat In 4. BATTERY CHARGE Funerals the World Division’s relation­ buildtag houBing for the aged. 3 Games Of Bewlinq CLEANER will find their way into the nam; Mrs. Marie McAndrews, ship* -with the Methodist to Inatronage will arrange delivery, or if you have no Town banning <3onrimis*ion of waa^set for the trial Cbo®** C A LL 643-9008 Maiudiester, Conn., voted to McNamar, 209 Woodland St.; To and Welcome to new customer*. phone, you may come to our office for make the following zone 248-248 Mrs. Beverly Reynolds, Mer- Methodist: Y ouths fro tfi YES! your Consumer Gift Book. change; HARTFORD — The Stale row:: Kathy Anderson, Blast SALE! Hartford; Mrs. Julia Faulkner, r - - Valuable Coupon MIDDLE TURNPIKE Motor Vehicles department's Work for Town Ali Howerinq Q.—Gan I be *ure all my coupon* will be h<^ EAST — North Side. To daily record of automobile fa­ 160 Hollister St.; Harry Dree- IF ONE OF OUR Q.—Am I under any obligation once I receive SAVE change to^Stt Street Park- son, Manisfleld; Frank Goohee, ‘ CLIP AND SAVE THIS COU- talities as of last midnight and 58 North St.; Jeffrey Bell, E3- Tomorrow, t h e Methodist ored? the Consumer Gift Book? tee Zone, an area now in the total on the same date last Youth Fellowship of North SHRUBS COURTEOUS I PON — WHEN YOU RE- Residence Zone A and Resi­ llngton; Patricia Smith, 15 year: Methodist (Dhurch, 100 strong, 1 A.—None Whatever. Once you pay our mes­ , CEIVE YOUR CONSUMER dence Zone B, described a* EYench' Rd.; William and Ste­ A.—^Ye*.'All merchant* are weB known, repu­ 1962 1963 phanie Shaifier, Coventry; Yo- will go to work for the town. OPERATORS ' GIFT BOOK, PRESENT THIS foUows: Starting at a point Rilled ...... 248 248 There Is no money involved BULBS! .00 table and long oatablished. They have senger the $6.95 that is all you have to on the north side of Mid- lande Soequet, South Wndsor; -I TO THE MESSENGER AND Mrs. Helen Melesko, 224 E. —the teen-agers will rake leaves, •igned eontract* to honor all (MMipons. I pay.

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THERE'sN NEW YORK (AP)— Un-<> collide at New London, Conn., Bill CUrran, probably won't be all foes have been defenslng A CUSTOMER LET HIM WBtpf ka appearance at Orono, Maine, rMdUBT • 'S i S f f ’ « { S m beaten Dartmouth, Harvard where Amherst sends Its mas­ able to help work the sweeps big Huskies fullback Bob (Jap- WAITINS WAIT-I'M 'U V oad because of Injuries. forcing delay of the Maine-Con- A KID AT MLoedod 44PMMCels MTkBfeliaugB^ and Northeastern will be terful ground game against adonna between the tackles. nectlcut game from 1:30 p.m. HEART! BUSY! thsbnhi nDMut (eaaA stubborn Coast Guard which Hoping For Beat 40 Mrthleil m m ‘ foraO literally trying to sweep to Harvard, fifth nationally in to 2 p.m. football victories Saturday. keeps winning — five straight Dr. Elddie Anderson, dean of New Hamp.«ihlre visits Ver­ — via the field goal artistry of American coaches at Holy Cross, total defense and eevervth on SouUiem Connecticut, which mont. Both have beaten Rhode r r r r r Cecil Allison. has been preparing quietly ex­ pass defense, faces a .superb r r usually has better than Its cur­ Island and lost to Maine for rent 2-2 record at this stage, Trinity (3-0) plays host to cept to say: "We just have to passer in Archie Roberts. ‘‘It’s, IT go on hoping that one of tiie.se quite a job to defense .Roberts, matching league records. New opens a busy New BJngland Colby. Hampshire has a slim 15-14-1 A two-touchdown favorite ’ Saturdays — maybe this one — he's running more this season," IB schedule at h ea v ily -fa v ored series edge. r West Chester (Pa.) SUte to­ Dartmouth not only owns the we'll put everything together, .says Crimson Coach John Yo- 1 t i nation's longest major college keep mi.'takes to a minimum vicsin of the Holyoke, Mass., Boston University visits rug­ night. ged Buffalo which lost its un­ V r End iwecps, sprinkled with » winning streak but also has and force the breaks our way.” native. a chance to equal the school’s beaten mark to Marshall 10-8 OBTuni few passes, are the battle plans While JJartmouth holds an With IXarUnouth and IMnce- all-time string of 15 straight 18-9-4 edge in the series, Holy ton playing outside competition, last week although the Bulls ^ h e r e t s a MCUdNloiat devised by Dartmouth for Holy had a .sizeable advantage in , LIMIT IN ALL Mfl«fo wUoB Cross. Harvard for Columbia against the winlesa Crusaders. Cross has von four of the last Harvard can tie for the Ivy totKdidt) five meetings. League lead by beating the the statistics. /«-/t THINGS.'SAY4 ■Bdowpw n r and Northeastern for Spring- All of which is just what con­ S l^ ITHEMA30R, cerns Coaoh Bob Blackman who Northeastern Coach Joe Za- Lions. The chief weapon will Bowdoln, owner of one of the dnfcw field. toughest defenses *around, is at IN L A W » MDM gw a r has maintained all along he bilski confides he’s working on be the outside .sprinLs of leading BY V. T. HAMLIN Among the area’s other four ball carrier and scorer Wally Williams which just began to A L L Y OOP iriMoet r undefeated elevens, Massachu- most fears overconfidence ana new formations, primarily of DOSN a team with a poor record. Out the pro type, for use against Grant, the sophomore left half. find its offense lairt week. eUESS AWRIfiHT! NO,I ANt-AN* setU bids for a third straight W B LlA gr LASTNieHT? M3U , , WELL.SURE, I ANY- 60 THAT Yankee Conference triumph ana of respect to Crusader cehter- Springfield stressing sweeps, Yale, which found itself by In other games, Bales is at M ^F D R KNOW I WAS SirriN/ 'atis . BOPYP LOOK STUPIP StTHN' PROVES 60 NOW I'M GITTIN’ llnebacker Jon Morris who was quartertack options arid passes. upsetting Coluntbia last week, Middlebury, Wesleyan at Wor- DOWN IN THAT STINKIN' . MY . YOU'RE UNHAPPIER * r u another step toward the crown INS1W4CE! IN TH' PIT LAST J WSHT.y RV TW' CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER »* ------JT H In on 34 tackles last week, the Speedsters EM McGalston and journeys to Ithaca, N.Y., to ceirter Tech. AIC at Bridgeport NISHT/ OL' PIT, FOR CATSAKE JIB POINT/ HAPPY/ the Redmen never have won (night), Norwich at St. Law- u outright in a homecoming game Indians plan an outside attack. Dean Webb are the key figures. meet Oomell while Penn is at 4 u s s r ■ " Brow'n in other Ivy action. rervce and Tufts at Bucknell. ■ OtA ta n a with Rhode Island. However, star halfbcuik Tom The reasons ? Springfield's BT n r ll -J Homegrown Troubles Jaiv Breakers Rodriguez Solid Favorite^ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS NEW YORK — (NEA) — He’ll HmuI writers and radio and Predicts Stop McClure For College Elevens teleiislon announcers are In for a rough time when the NEW YORK (AP)—Lula Rod-'«>Mcaure boxes. Nice and Irish team competes In the riguez, the 8-6 favorite, predicts straight. I set him up. " f s it im r if National Horse Show at They All Punted, Passed and Kicked he will stop undefeated Wilbert ” 1 think he is taking me too NEW YORK (AP)— The nation’s major college foot­ Madison Square Garden In (Skeeter) McClure within seven Winners of the recent Pass, Punt and Kick Contest, sponsored by Dillon Ford and ball teams shift their attention from cross-country feud­ New York Nov. 5-12. rounds of their 10-round televi­ lightly.*' said McClure, winner the National Football League, are shown above with Tom Conran, co-director of ing to backyard squabbles this weekend, but R JUst Among their mounts will sion fight at Madison Square of all of his 14 pro fights, six by knockouts. "Perhaps 1 can the competition. 'The winners are, left tb right, Mike Maloney (8 ), Steve Cartier means a change to homegrown trouble for most of the be I?oeh an Easpig, Inis and Garden tonight. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Sllabhg Crot. The former welterweight teach him a lesson." (9) and Bill Sproul ( l l ) . Missing was the 10-year-old winner, Doug Downham. ranked teams. " ~ champion from Cuba and Miami McClure, 24, Is accustomed to VGUR &RCm4BR , ‘T H A T S ? ^ E ALWATS Official N F L equipment was presented to the top three contestants in each age Seven of the top ten teams league marks. Wisconsin Is 8-0 Beach, Fla., never has been rat­ giving les.sons. He Is a school •SURE HAS_J rWHAT MAKES -^ANeRY? [LEAVES 'EM LA/INe. group. (Herald Photo by Saternis.) have conference games sched­ over-all and Iowa Is 2-0-1. Volleyball Meeting ed an authentic banger even teacher. The tall, lean Buckeye B l« SHOULDERS, .MOM S O , BUT AROUND THE uled Saturday, and all ..but one Another Big Ten match has though he has 22 knockouts to was graduated as a Unlver.sity t TOisau-A! .WHY? HOUSE! could be placing their high seventh-ranked Illinois, tied for Recreation Department will his credit of Toledo education major be- standing In Jeopardy. ^ third with 1-0-1 league mark, hold a meeting Monday night But two things have made Only bu'.ky Mississippi, 2-0-1 at home gainst a Minnesota Rodriguez, 26. more confident cently was discharged after two at 7:30 at the West Side Center Maryland Ring Physicians for the season and No. 5 in the team that may be better than than usual. One was his seventh ' service, nation, ranks as a lop-sided fa­ Its 1-2 record would Indicate. for the purpose of organizing round kayo of Dennv Moyer, the He picked up a lot of experi- vorite against Tulane, which has Purdue. 1-2, Is at Michigan, a men's volleyball program for strong-jawed Portland, Ore. ence and polish in 160 amateur scored only 10 points In losing 1-1-1. the coming season. Teams in- middleweight contender, la.«rt fights and by winning the light four straight. In a Southeast Oklahoma, now 2-1, opens Its August. The other Is McClure's middleweight Olympic crown at Called Before Grand Jury Conference affair. Big Eight play against Kansas, tereeted are asked to have rep­ classic, standup style of boxing. Rome In 1960. A pro only 27 resentatives present. Two The other ranked teams going 2- 2. "If I can knock out Moyer, I months, he is ranked as the No. The feature of the Southeast leagues are planned, American can knock out McClure, too." 7 middleweight contender by the BALTEMORn (AP) — Jack Cohen, executive profuse diaphoresis — against conference opponents— sweating. That caused a No. 1 Texas, No. 2 Wisconsin, Conference schedule could be said Luis. “ Tlien. I like the way WBA. The Baltimore grand Jury, secretary of the Athletic and National. Commission, and Dr. Char­ tremendous water loss. In No. 6 Oklahoma, No. 7 Illinois, the test of Georgia Tech by Au- Inveetigatlng the death of les Tommasello, one of the addition, he Inst a lot of No. 8 Georgia Tech and No. 9 iburn. Bobby Dodds' Engineers boxer Blmle Knox, Is ex­ conunisldon’s physicians, urine. Alabama anticipate much ^ are eighth in the nation and 8-1 U»awwAi>wi»tt^«iA both confirmed that Knox “ He could, therefore, tougher opposition. over-all, but Auburn comes into JflcM. pected to hcsar testimony It unbeaten in four games and today from the chairman of weighed 178. have very easily lost with­ One of the big ones takes BY JOE CAMPBELL But an autopsy report by out any exaggeration place in Little Rock Saturday a definite threat. BONNIE the Maryland Athletic COOK’S Dr. Charles Petty, assistant about 15 pounds through night where the Razorbacks, 2-2, Another big one has ninth- OommUelon. medical examiner, said the water loss.” will try to stop mighty Texas, ranked Alabama, 8-1, vs. Ten­ -CHARACTERS— agrt^nyBui^p^ • wirWAtfentN^iiNteti /^•/a Also subpoenaed before body weighed 153 pounds Dr. Tommasello said the 4-0. Arkansas, co-tavorlte to win nessee, 1-3, at Birmingham. asWnJJNiB the panel were the two Third ranked and unbeaten P R c e c K iM a - "When did you first notioe this (ndlnation, Senator, to on the scales at the city Intravenous nutrition the Southwest .Conference title in /mtift.Tf.Tir.'r'. conthnlsslon physlfdans who morgue. Knox received while In the the pre-season picking, was Pitt travels to West Virginia. think that a biUlcM dollars 16 a tot of moneyP examined Knox and h|s “ All you had to do was conui was not enough to shocked 14-10 at Baylor last The Mountaineers are 2-2 and -tor. Monday night opponent, look at the body to see It offset his fluid loss. week. could be primed for an upset. SNOW TRED and the two wei|^-in In- didn't weigh 178 pounds,” Texas displayed a brutal Among the other ranked •pectors. “ If we had poured fluid Dr. Petty said. “ It Is In­ Into him, enough to offset ground game in knocking over tea' 8, No. 4 Ohio State, 2-0-1, B E N C A S E Y Knox, a 26-year-old Balt­ escapable that the guy his sweating and urine Oklahoma 28-7 last week and visits Southern California, 2-2. imore boxer, was knocked just didn’t ' weigh that loss, his blood pressure taking over the nation's No. 1 Navy, 3-1 and tied for 10th, S-P-E-C-I-A-L-! out in the ninth round of a much." would have risen and the spot. plays Virginia MUltary, 1-2-1 at rut AU-VSR/NBCSStWOSHDSW , W4AB-RK scheduled 10-round heavy­ The bfidy was weighed blood vessel which burft The Big Ten lead goes on the Norfolk. Northwestern, 3-1 a^d EVER. SeiPENIMLY, I CHECKED . IGSAnVE. weight bout by Wayne three times, the medical in his heaOUR CHART AT THE NUR6IN6 FEWER THAN Betiiea, a 31-year-old form­ examiner saicl, and the started to bleed again,” Wisconsin takes on Iowa. They home against Miami of Ohio, smnoN.you’iKAoaMmvinvBLyi FROM SIDEWALL TO SIDEWALL O N E M A er title contender from scale was <'hecked for ac­ tile physician said. are tied for the top with 1-0 2- 1- 1. HUNDRED Ne^v York. curacy between welghin^gs. Sitting down when he “ I would consider it • CHOICE OF FIRESTONE OR was counted out, Knox highly unusual if the vic­ GOODYEAR TYPE DESIGN toppled over and was un- tims lost more than flve or eonscioiis for 10 minutes six pounds In the two days before being removed from which elapsed between the ONE LOW PRICE S H O R T R IBS B Y F R A N K O ’N E A L the ring on a stretcher. He time he was'weighed for was adnrritted to a hospital, the flght and the time 1 flHWSiaeHT, HEOPEN^ ( fDRONKIHiN® HEfe V i where he went Into a coma weighed his body,” Dr. NONsawai X at 1 a.m. Tuesday and died meet ?Mr«l&9RCnHSlUS60ME AffnquesHoi? HADAIjOTOPTROUBlEXJ RECALL FROM Petty said. RNDINGAAERCHANOISE. J| about 6 am . Wednesday of Dr. Tommasello con­ m> iugHS3ef(KmseuF.j, MYOtDMimMOr a brain hemorrhage. tended that under the eir- eetVICETHAl'l’M I lx V » COMAAON,OROINMI» There WM an immediate <;umstances, even the loss •n^Ai outcry In some quarters for of 20 pounds would not the new ainsHS the abolition or more have been abnormal. WHEELS stringent controls of box­ “ I conrhide ntiiat be ing. But the death was not could have lost from four OFF eonisldered a matter for the to flve pounds In the nine BY DICK CAVALLI 5 0 ® / c MORTY MEEKLE grand Jury to investigate rounds he foiight,” Dr. A N Y SIZE until a medical examiner Tommasello said before more room... With Purchase reported Thursday that he was Issued the sub­ Of New Or Recapped Snow Tire WHITEWALL gl.OO EXTRA PER TIRE i t OKK. Knox's body weighed only poena. PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE TIRE loanoefOPBKTWor “ You must remember TH06B RZZ>>6B9=CB5 15S pounds. -1 ^ ’ At noontime Monday, that, he was in a coma for BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Z Q O T O 0 B O . Knox was weighed in at 36 hours after the flght,” 1T8 pounds, as compared he added. "During this more zoom.. time he was experiencing ★ COOK'S ★ ~| BUTsnwr W ,Y E ^ /IT'S SAIOTOCRUI* with 205 for Bethea. IS AT 8^000 FEET, ^tHEAR THEY'VE .HIGHER THAN. ANY CAR SERVICE SPECIAL | f NICKNAMED rr THE LANEONEARTIL All~Winning Day at Coventry .VEWSKI-TWOSKI.' TW THE POSSIBLE more everything EXCEPTION OF TW AMERICAN U-i. As Rooters. Harriers Win T (•xetpt the money It takes to own one)! It was an all-winning day yes-'^ The cross country squad com­ pletely dominated its triangular arday for Coventry High. The meet, copping the first six soccer team blanked Rham places. Bud Young was the in­ J £ :i^ High,, 3-0, and the cross coun­ dividual wrinner, covering the try club won twice—defeating distance in 12:49. ...WHERE THE AUnON^l |^liNMOT^MTMECRUWEA,ONEOF Tourtellotte, 15-55, and Wood­ Only other area scholastic ac­ I ■■m iK W ESr FUMES ON EARM ATTRACrs CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER stock, 14-49. In both cases, the tion: South Windsor scored a I TiM rrEM T10*rOF SOVIET PILOTS. Patriots had the minimum 3-0 soccer victory over East score possible. Windsor in a North Central Con' necUcut Conference title post­ BY LANK LEONARD , SUT ZMUAT eu F AHOaf MSN ARE PQsfio ^ u r eOOMHX OR lATSR «qM8MiMSHeART1E5t AVBJNEPOMT Veteran Bill Locke kicked In MICKEY FINN W F r r t f T =n PARE DOCK IN a pair of goals that helped the poned from Oct. 4. Rick Barron, AMORS MIOCDWrAcryimREVtV CAN'T eBT DAtBOH 15 BOUND TO l i u . HASH OVER N£ HEW Walt Strong and John Russo got AUTHORmSS.OLANVM^r'BlU THElTP PMO NEW0RLEAN5 soccer team ,to its fifth win of HERE'S WHAT WE DO! VOVBMjO«AM>fM»M WTHOHr NO CARSO the year. Earlier the Pats and the scorea Strong’s came on a YES— penalty kick, Barron’s was his TH*S C TDU OFF QOICKl AMARPl iVFeO Rham battled to a scoreless tie. SHERIFF TO PRISON FOR Coventry now' has a 5-3-2 seventh of the year. ADJUST BRAKES • ALIGN FRONT END FMN.' mark for the season with four The Bobcats are now 2-3-2 for games left. the year. • BALANCE FRONT WHEELS ___

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HdR Waiito4— Ftowte 85 Help Wanted—Male IS6 PAGS SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 0 6 N N „ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1*. 19M HooseMd Scrrlcw'' I OppMimdtieB 88 •mm Offered IS-A PHARMACIST WANTED 94, no weekends, e'venings if desired. FURNITURR R icr'irtiB R Kl> - - 743-6588. THE CLASSIFIED Bcratcliea. Isirns removed, ctdor charmd. MAacherter Re- J . D . S P I High Sch(X)l MECHANICTS helper wanted tar flniahliig <3b-, M M M . new Car make-rOady. excellent woiWng conditions, paid hos- Herald Angle REWEAVING of burns, moth Coin operated laundromat A pitaUsation. Apply SeiYice Big Grid Weekend for Schooboys ADVERTISING boles. Zbipera repaired. Win­ Graduates Manager, Boume-Bulck, Inc., dow Fhanes made to measure; modentie liiseetinent and 285 Main Street. , • t very tittle attentioa win give CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS aU riiaa Venetian blinds. Keys E A R L Y O S T excellent return. MAN WANTED to work In lum­ 8 AJML to 5 PJL made while you wait. Tape Re­ \ Sporta Editor corders for rent. .Marlow's MT beryard. Mim have driver’s li­ Sports Viewing Main, M9-532L BottUng Company. Long ee- cense. Davis A Bradford Lum­ Injuns Away Tohight, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tabllsbed with esccllent For Training In ber Co.. 200 Tolland St., East TONIGHT ^ No Weight Juggling with Dc»e - MONDAY n m FRIDAY IBAF AM/—8ATORDAT t AM, reputation in quality and. Hartford. 10 pjnv—night of Hw Wask Lstost dark cloud over professional boranff ».th e BoDdfaic— Contrmctinir 14 production. BxceUent (oppor­ (Rodrigues v«. MoOInrs) tunity. Salesmen Wanted 36>A Eagles Return Home rent investigation into the death of heavyweight (?) PLEASE READ YOUR AD Comptometer Ohaimel S boxer Ernie Knox in Baltimore. The young Negro was QUALITY CARPENTRY O mmUM ar -Waot AM* ara tmkm owr ?*•■*••• Rooms, basements reBniahed, Combination tiutomstic dry CAREER opportunity for man SATURDAY . knocked out in the ninth round of a bout with Eddie baUt*tim formica tile, gwieral who Is energetic, neat, andm - By HOWE HOLCOMB smwMew*. nw advertiser ehoMd raad Ida a i ^ cleaner and coin operated 1 :4S— Plttaborgh va. Machen and died less than 36 hours later. Knox ring DAY IT APFEAR8 aad REPtNCT ERRCHtS la repair. No job too amau. Call laundromat in one of the Operations joys meeting people. *110 fuar- A n other important weekend for Manchester's two W. Virginia weight was announced at 178 and during the inveatigar BBXt taserUesL m e HeraM la learnaiMw ter ealy 0!CT laeag- WiDlam Robbins Garpentiy best locatioiu ia town. Pres­ antee while training; advance scholastic football teams opens tonight at 7 :30 when Ohaonel 2 reot er — Ittad lasertloa for say adverUsemeot aad thea eaad By maker. For Area Firm ( p.m__ WMe Wsrid af the riiooters. C2a|r targaU are "nuike good” and alterations. Rec rooma, Tomorrow afternoon at 2, Eaal^'------'------^------Sporta The Incldont above brings to thrown out of the huBding at roofing and atumlnum aiding. Catholic (2-1) takes on Penney score only 12 pioints while al- (Drag lUeing) mhid one night neMly a quarter warloua anglea uidenown to the Russ AtUns. BuUder, 64904U. Help Wanted— High of E3^ Hartford. Icn^nng ,16. Manchester has Channel 8 century ago when Dr. George riiooter. The day targeta usu­ "Tlie aman Job carpenter." J. D. REALTY Male or Female 87 ’lyought’e game marks the 5 p.m.—NFL HlghligMa OUUouette, Manchester boxing ally aail from 48 to S3 yarda DIAL 643-2711 ' Apply immediately, scored more (26i but has also CALL ME on your formica helfwey point in the Indians' allow'od a great deal more op­ Channel SO commissioner, refused to let the and in any direction within a 616 Center St. aeheduie. Still winleas. they prlnciiMtle in a main bout go on needs,, bars, countero. kitchen ponents' scoring • 72 i. 5:80—Race of the Week 46-degree angle. A perfect cabinets, vainitory units, table- 643-6139 IMMEDIATE have kioked fair (against Platt' Channel 18 as stdieduled because of a great aoore (26 conaacutive bits) la and poor (againat Conard and East at Home difference in weight, tops and island stands. 649- CONN. STATE East CathoUc will be going ■ 0 :S0— Pre-CHymplea caHed a “atraight.” OPPORTUNITY naQ). Tlie offense has over- OhannsI 8 It was quite common than, Trtiblt Rtathhig Oir AivtiUtar? 8986. for Its third straight victory to- ; Doubles, whore two targets EMPLOYMENT SERVICE' ghSidowed the defense in the and apparently it still is today, are thrown slmultaneoualy, are 'three games to date and in an morrow after dropping Its first ' for promoters to juggle the F O R M E N T A L start of the season. The-Eagles . SUNDAY d iot from the IS-yaxd Hne. A effort to get things balanced, 1:48—Time Out for Sporta welgl^ so that the figure cf round aocounta for 35 paira, or H-Hftr Aiswtrtes StrviM Roofing— Siding 16 Help Wanted— Female 35 RETARDATION AIDES Cbach Tony AlUirio made some have defeated Northwest Cath- i Channel 8 the two ring principals is not too 106 Main Street. die and Searles of Great Bar-1 50 tarreta. A. A. DION, me. Roofing, CASHIER — WEEKENDS for peirsowid adjuirtments. S p.m.—Olanta va. Oserhoya fa r apart. • • • RETARD^:D CHILDREN rington. Mass, since losing the longtime boxing F m H riding, paintli^. Carpentry. Al Auto Wash, experience neces­ The defensi've line will include Channel 8. OalUouette, .w e—— ------■>, „ . . Htrald Rtadteri Manchester inaugural to Waterford. 8:8(V—Bills va. OHera boas in Manchester, wouldn’t | Fenunm e View teraUons aad additions. Cell' sary. <3all Mr. Webber for ap­ Karl Nonis. Bill Ihxon. W'fllie The viotory over Searles CAN BE HELPED Warren. Dave Peace and A1 Channel 8 havf anything to do with thia| Football ia oMentially a aim- Wont Infonnatioa as owe of ear flasaWeil advertisemeata? No ings. Workmanship guaran pointment. 6434133. proved to he oostly as Gary 5 p.m.—Sports Bpeetacnlar type of thing and although the: pie game—with complicated amrrr- at the telepbnae Bstedf Staaply oaB the teed. 399 Autumn St. 648-4860. 8penoar: Sneibackers will be Sullivan, one of two "first- I CHRISTMAS IS Coming and ______Randy Cota Bob Ahbrio. Bill Channel 8 promotera didn’t care for auch a | rules. Most men profess to And there is a place for yon string " quarterbacks, suffered a t 0:15—.AB-Pro Scoreboard BIDWBLL HOME Imioovement in this important and satie- PoW and ^ v e Odell with Jack dose eye on the aubjeot, boxing knoM- everything about the Company — Roofing, riding, al­ shouldeir injury and will be out I Channel 8 managers openly aaid they j great fall-seaaon sport; most MANCHESTER ANSWERMG SERVICE tying work. There is a ca­ •immona and Paul Richard as for the remainder of the sea- | terations. additions and re­ iMfatymen. never minded coming into Man- women don’t, reer waiting for you at son. I modeling of all types. Bxcel- Mansfield State Training On offense the Uneup wsU cheater with Qieir boys as they. There are many exceptions, 4 4 9 4 ) 5 0 0 lent wonm anaM p. 649-6496. hours. Our Christmas Gift Sets AJ Aow ammocis and Riok Dale>’ Mike Masiuk, his counter- I knew they would get a square \ o f courae, and one of them is School, the state residential part, will now have Mike Licach, | for every member of the school for mentally retarded at ends. Peace and Mark Mon- deal, at least on the soalee. i Perian Conerly, who was not : ^ laava y ea r aMoeaga. Y aaD hear ifrona oar adverttaM* la Jig family, from Dad to the Baby, Help Wanted— ^Male 36 eSta at taddes. Altbrio and IHck a leift-handei. as his backup! The nl^t in question, in. only a tomboy football player than wUhoot speafiag aB evfwlag at the telepheae. children and adults, serving man. Masiuk and Sulhvan have Roofing and CMnineya 15-A are better than ever! Earning eastern Connecticut- TTie lawta at guards, Rog Parrott which (Jalllouatte wouldn't let of the "sandlot variety, but up to HO an hour. Call 3694923. split the work ao far almost the main bout go on, waa also later was closely associated BIE HAVE IMlfEDIATE Open* training school Is located 30 at center and a backfidd of ROOFING — SperiaUsinf re­ nlngs on assembly, material miles from Hartford near ■Woody Clailt. R. G. Liewis. evenly, l/oaoh was a quarter­ the date when a nationally with the game on a profession- Personals Aatomobilca For Sale 4 back last season before being known figure, Jimmy Braddock, al level. She is the wife of Real Honor pairing roolk of all kinds, new handling, and machine opera­ the University of Omnectl- Rjchaad and Oote or Bob Werat- LET MIKE DO IT— In fact, he'll have to. One Mike or the other will be at the I switched to a defensi'v'e half- 1961 FORD, 3-door sedan, whtte, roofs, gutter work. cWmneyi tions. Must be-18 or over. No cut. This modern tratotog ler. quarterback controls tomorrow when East Catholic High opens ita home foot­ waa brought in ta referee and Charles (Chuck) Oonerly. for­ cleaned, repaired. Aluminum baok role. to give the gate an added at- mer star quarterback of the ELECTROLUX Sales and Berv- V4, etandard ahlfi, radio, heat­ WOMAN for offi<» of local ezperien. a neceaaary ’Ihe Iona school has immediate open­ BackAeU eoa ch Jack Blarly ball season. Mike Masiuk. left, and Mike Leach will share the job when the riding. 80 years’ experience. Manufacturing (>)., Regent ings for mental retardation advised during: the final pre- Working in the backfield traction. New York Giants of the Na­ lee, bonded representative, Al­ er, seat belts, axcellent run­ F ree OaU Howley, retail store. Must have Eagles take on Penney High at 2 p.m. (Herald Photo by Saternis.) tional Football League. fred AmeU. 306 Henry B t 648- ning car from private owner. Street. Mancheoter. aides (both men and wom- aame drill yesterday a second with these Wo will be half­ It made no difference to Cail- 618-8861. 6490768. backs Tom Bavier and Pat louetU. The weight differenee As Perian sees it, women 0480. ^ 649-0638. some aptitude for figures enl starting *68 weekly. An naidefUAd of Billy Mann (quar- aid is responsible for the tvtwek). Bob and Dick Kirol and fiillback Joe AMbickl. was too great and the )x>ys can't learn about football from For Radatz and be able to type; be will­ Bavier and AhAicki have pro- Palrinss, handlcsM md ttarUiit * 11 Th 11 lUll C2Lin66 EJ8U9l^m LX'Vi* ners who outscored the Royals g:97 — McKee 3. McLatf^rtY it, targats thrown from a device Mrs. Conerly says that it em way, 1966 OLDSMOBILE Staiflre Insurance, full medic^ in­ hart la Itae same aotton, is def- toon system, 11 others will play Mlgliore Benoit 31. might not be too far fetched in feuribaUer waa v.’’ Leader With Oxrveitible, automatic trone- MANCHE8TER DeBvery. Light Rogers Co^.. corner of Mill surance plan, paid ■vacation Mtebt oht as is Jayvee Mark 8:44 — T. PoBler 3. BuehAMUi 18. suggest that a knowledge of top aopbomore perfottner of miasUm, power steering, will probably be selected from , about his added weight but (added super-rookiee Jeny Lu- 19 in the third. F. Johnson 10. Provost 15. Both trap and akeet are or­ (Mve os a call. vraT do the trucking and poeksge delivery. [ and Oakland Sts., Manchester, and rick leave. This ia Beller, a part-time varsity man. football become a part of the 1968 in tt^ amaml Aanodated brakes, new tiree. excel]ent Refrlgnatars, wariiers and C O .. IN C . a gre^ that includes Dave Pe-' powerful Cincinnati and the; In other NBA action. Art. 8:51 —----- OiekBinski- ..2, Ayers 18. T. ganized aporta with ragulating rest. OxuL et 10 am ., Monday, Oct steady woik with several op- A. tackle, John Dulke, has Ruasell hauled down 30 re- Heyman, collegiate player o f ! * “1*51"* *• S- I* , social graces. "We must pre­ Ptvaa pedL condition. 8860. 649-tlM. otova moving ^>eclalty. Folding portunities for adraneemeitL bean advtenced from the Jayveea tpo, Bob Perrone, Tom Shea- i rest of the National Basket ° " 18. national aaaociationa. fonruU- B m M a won Id gameo, k>ri Gary Peters To set yoa np with ihe vary 31. boimd-s. blocked innumeirable the year last season, made hii Hadfleld 11. Zamaftts 32. * *" tend at least to be interested in • ______% dmlrs for rant. 60-0783. ior fendgttt's tuasle. ban, Bob Judd, Bob DeGenunis. j ball Association aren’t laughing. Ized toumamenta. and govam- what they (the men! are inter­ ohe and aavod 17 othens to t the beat FOreri Street Jim Downes, Brian Cacaae, | .Shots tind oontributed 14 points. professional debut with the 9:06 — Olson 4, Htmt IS. Fekar aeventh plaioe Red Soot. H e re^ WAITRESS WANTED 8 son.- 6 168 Oome see us any week Central haa a 1-2 record ao It'* was the same old Russell Boston, which scored a mere .11 New York K nicks R'rdsr 18. Ing rules. They are ahot over ested in." she writes. NEW YORK (AP)—Laft- Tmdn—Traeton tar, deteating Makmey and k>e- CHlf Soorso, Rick Harvey, Skip j .■\ew lOrK KJUCKS. 9 u _ G*rneau 7. Wadaa IS. Cala- ocetied lOS atiikeouta to 123 2-8 Of toys and gifts, a saleo- m . Api^y Paikade Lanes Cof- day at giving the Royals a lesson in de­ points in the final quarter, man- eompetitive fielda of preciae, Her treaties is aimed at: banden Sandy Kootex of the S b^ ’ITnuaday or Friday Manchester, Conn. to Platt and Wethersfield Martin, John Orttome, Bob |fense aa Boston wwi its second Heyman proved to )>e a ver>- mari 10. Elgner 8r. i» conitant apeclficatidns. Al- taninga. tlon galore. 1967 INTERNAHONAL, % ton Painting— Papering 21 aged bo survive after leadingi good ba.sketbaJl player, finish- »:19 — Beaulieu S, Cario 14. No- (11 The wife whose husband Loe Angalea Dodgers and Gary evening between 7-9 p.m . Yhe Ranoa have managed bo Heutmer, and BHl Barry. sbraight game 93-92 lost night. . ^ra|u« U. ^ though both sports are follow-j occasionally "wastes" a foot­ The 64ioot-6, 23&-p(mnd R od- pick-up, recent motor overiutnl, 82-6,5 after three pertod.s. afa — nicknamed the Monster Peters at the Chicago White Call today, to find more. 1800. 743-6970. PAINTINa — FIVE room PERSONNEL OFFICE Ruis.sell scoreA Inanred woritmanshlp guaran­ eluding ba.sket unmolested. ^ Baltimore Bullets, nee the j adjacent pooltiona in a crea- two giood seasons back bo back 649-3380. benefits. Grant’s 'Parkade. after 6 p.m . Or see your local atata The Celtics didn’t even have Meegan 9. Bennett___ _ _ 19.___ .„. cent-shaped fesrmatioa IS or cept. "Here's your sandwich, root in 'the drcirit ainoe teed Leo PeUetier, 6496326. If cago Zephyrs. 10:08 — Traygia B. Shepherd 18. dear,” while the teams are in to pewe I was no fiarii hi the BO answer, call 64Sto48. . employment agency. ace forward Tommy Hedn."«>hn Heyman. a 6-fool-5 product Armstrongrmstroog “9. riarvey X . : more yarda behind the “trap.’' ' Howie PoUet posted 1.76 in RIDE WANTED from Autumn COUNTER GIRL, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., FIRST-CLASS painter wanted. pan." 1948. The Dodgers' ace aBowed E-ZLERN Call between 97 p.m., 649 available due to a painful case of Duke, hit on eight of 24 shots Levitow10:15 — 10. Lipinskl Varney 8.30 Agnatinelli 18. ' qhontrmw ia dnn. in rotation During nransday'a trip from Street to Hartford Machine PAINTTNO, EXTERIOR and in­ Monday through EYiday. A{q>ly of .shingles. ActuaUy, Perian’s booklet only 66 earned mna tn 311 in- Screw, first shift. 849-1718. before 6 p.m.. Jack’s Coffee 0688. We also bs'va tounediste op­ and demonstrated he can drive 10:32. - MacKay 6. H. Carv.y 13. With the person m number one contains a lot of Information Boston/Rsdatz and his wife lla- Driving School terior, p^iertaanglng, waU- But the champe. seeking their ... ^ ,, . ^ ■® . IL Jacob»en_32. . i position firing first and so on. ntaigs and pitched 11 shutouts paper removed, dry waU work. Shop, 59 E. Center Street. enings for c(xik8 starting at that should be helpful even to tened to the radio — but ntioo- —the big league Ugh. MANCHESTER — UConn C(nn- flOCPBSUEINCEnj burring and *78 weekly, dining room sixth .-rtraaght NBA title, had " ed the ^xirta shows ■which car- Connecticut’s largest, auto­ Reasonable rates. FoUy Russell .sparking their famed i Keamr ^.'^ShTparo 3I; « " ‘luJivW- women who pride themselves Peters, who had a 19-6 ri muting student kxiUng for WOMAN FOR general office peMeWwg m an; toolm aker, a ir­ supervisor starting at ITS defense Coach Eddie Dono- 10.36 — Homans 6. Beauchenc It. ual taiget. After each person on their knowledge of football. lied the report of bda selection. permanent or occasional ride, matic and standard ridft, sored. 649-9668, Joseph work, prefer one experiWKted craft (juallty work. All area Meekill 10. Edwards 25. fines fivs shots from a partlc- ord, topped the American free plcknip service, teen­ Lewie. weekly. Call Storrs 4290601 “Our eoaJ is to olav better ! ejected by Referee Earl : 10:43 — M. Anderson 7 7.. Bonadleg And there’s a sneaking suspic- Wbot about next year? League with a 3.33 average. He ifonday, Wednesday, Friday, 9 in automotive bookkeeping. benefits. Apply Paragon ’Tool, tor further information. w ^ Strom after receiving his sec- : 13. Boccalatte to. Angel 15. lUtatr spot on the crescent. aU 11„ „ that many men will dip In- "Tim only thing I *»P« age claasitxxn, older and Inc., 380 Adams Street, Man­ defense."ifenae * Auerbach Anev-ruieh .says,aatre mind­ . . . . ,/,.m a. , ___ ■was riM first AL rookie to fin­ 4. 6490434. NEW GAME "for Manchester Chorches Motors, 89 Oakland ond technical foul with nine 10:50 — St John 8. Lrssard 18 E. move one position to the right I to lu contents with benefit. If M a high flniah b y our haU nervous students our spe­ St., Man(dieater. chester. ful that backcourt great Bob Johnson 11, Herman 15. club. Naturally, I want to do ish On tap in the ERA eompe- RIDE WANTED from Highland cialty. 115 Center St, Man­ Herald customers. Ycxi buy the Cousy is gone. “Then the of­ minutes to go. and following a ' 10:57 — P,”*'5SNa™rra ----- 6 Foley i **** *** i they Should find one around the tition since Clervelartd’s Oenc paint, you name your price — serias of brushes between the 13. Gardella 11. Bolls 15. poBiUons -r- for a total of 26 ( house. Even if it is titled, "Foot- betier, but wimring 30 gomes Street to Pratt A Whitney Air­ chester. Can tor tree book­ 8BX3RETARY — ’To work to MASON’S HELPER, soeperisnee fense takes care of itself." Bearden in 194S. le t 648-8853. we do your painting. 649-7868, BOOKKEEPER — Inquire Carl­ coach and referee. Pennington 18, shots. ( ball Fundamentals For Feml- M a it i M ptbefaer te ofanost im - craft, second riiift. Call 649 Personnel Department. Apply desired hut not essential. Can “Russeli quit ur m ore than Yankee .p4t LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first M anchester, 649-4817. Glaston­ Fregool got two votao. licensed driving s(dMol, trained, teams laundh a weekend of list, the Patrlote have reactiv- 8:80, Memorial Field. i K x n or Sunday. 6493916. bury, 6491888. American Pootball League ac­ atM former team member Jerry certified and approved, now Last N i^ ’s F ig h to gatorday, Oot. U 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, blue offering classroom and behind SURE tion at Fenway Park tonight. DeLucsia, a 250-pounder. Penney 'va. E ast Catbolie, SEWING MACHINE Neumann’s asrignment is to Another doubtKiI performer Mo NTKHSAL — Zora FoUey, with wUtewalla and radio, in wheel Instruction for teen­ t09^, Chandler, Ariz., osit- pjn., BCHS Field. 4) good condition, *876. Can after agers. 649-6075. Floor Finishing 24 1 ' help put more zing Inrto the in the Boaton offensive sdieme Cross Country — Manchaatar m in u K t ie guard Billy eighbors who has pointed Billy Demiels, 198, 6 pjn., Storrs Garfield 9-9^. OPERATORS PLUS DOUBLE FAST Patiiota’ inconsistent offense a t Oonard. FLOOR SANDING and re- from the vital left or running a foot ailment. Bbb Tatqs, Dave BrooUyiL N.T. 10. MIAAQ, F la.—aVwnmy Deh- 1963 DODGE Lancer, 6 cylinder, Garage— Servi* finishtog (qiecializtog to old­ You mi^ht say tha biggest difference between f ^ y t h i n g position. Boston leads the AFL Wataon and DeLucca will be Bonday, Oct. M atandard shift radio, heater, er fl(x>r8). Painting. CeUtogs. Experienced operators and GREEN STAMPS STARTS 11 in all defensive categories but Imsy plugging the gaps. Bls, 143, Tampa, Fla, stopped Bmokeaters ■«. Fire Fiedlers Storage 10 Joe Mtuoblson, 148, Jeckson- very reasonable. Call after 6, rPapertaanring. No Job too trainees need^. Excellent ON ALL TTRE PUROTAOT8—! a lata-medal Continental and a brand-new one has no better than a 3-8 record. The Patriots, who fear a pun- 1:80 pjn.; Blue DevBs va Police 6492264. 1,000 SQUARE FEE T of m ace ■man. Jonn V erfanie, 649-8780. opportunity for qualified Slaughter wae the enrly- lahing ground attack l)y Den­ rUle, Bla.^ 4. Cruisers, 3 pjn.—both gam( fSiutomotive* IN THE TOKYO—Jose Medel, 117% available for rent, south ride of trainees to learn sewing. vk that ona kas been road-tested a bit longer sastson Denver choice am start­ ver’s Billy Joe and Don Stone, at Mt. Netoo. 1968 FORD 4-door, tires, shocks railroad tracks, off Main St., Apply COLDEST ing quarterback who lost his are one half gante 'behind New Mexico, and Tetsouro, Eewol, Meriden vs. Pony Raideis, and brake linings, 8,000 m iles, Bonds— Stocks S N O W TREADS and ld.7H, Japan, draw, 10. reasonable rent J. D. Realty, WEATHER! job to John McCormick when Y ork’a Ekustem Di'vislon lead­ pm,. Memorial F l^ . ix> bo^ rust * ^ . or best of- 643-5129. M ortgages 31 tkaa fka etbar. ^ FEATBHM the . latter passed the Broncoe I er*. Denver (2-3) ki third in the TAOOiMA, IVarii.—Irish Bob tor. 648-9078. MANCHESTER MODES, REGULAR TREADS M oKinn«y, 174, Tacom a, 'Waah., Toesday, Oct. M S1XX)ND MORTGAGES — Un­ to a 14-10 Tdetory over Boston j Western Divtoion: Booeer—Maiichester at Bris­ GARAGE FOR BOAT, storage INC. last month. No\v Slaughter; The Sunday schedule listn stopped Ootioa Mendosa, 1’77, 1963 CHEVROLET convertible. or car, *7. O xiper Hill S t, limited funds s'vallable for sec must get the job done because i San Diego at Kansas Oty, Neiw Portland, Ore., 8. tol (Central. V-8 standard shift, 19,000 mUes, Manchester. Glastonbury 689 opd mortgages, payments to To« can eeareely tell that H is not brand- of McCormick’s twisted right: York at Oakland and Buffalo $2,000. CbU 6490362 after 6. 9067 after 6:80. siilt your budget Expedient Pine Street, 1943 CONTINENTAL M rvlce. J. D. ^ a lt y , 643-6129. Manchester new. The classic look has not changed. • AU K M fll knee at Houston. 1960 PONTIAC ■VENTURA, 4- AUTO-LITE Boston Oo6Kih Mike Holowak FOR RENT — 9 door garage, g o o d / ^ e a r The ear has been restored to prime con­ SEDAN McCormick, a suburban Bel- door Hardtop, power steering grease pit, gasoline tank, heat, SECXIND MORTGAGES—Funds says it doesn’t matter whether and brakes, low mileage, one dition in both appearance and perform- NpCTURNE BLUE moint product who played for the Denver qiMuncrback ia electricity, water. Industrial a'vailable tor second mort­ a BCHWWAIMW STA-FUL BATTERIES the Univeroity of Maaeachu- owner, exceUent condition. Af­ anee. Slaughter. MoOyrmidk or Don ztme perm its many uses. 649 gages. For individual attenti<» KXPERIENCB3D waitress. Ap­ With factory installed air con­ • CARTK setta, completed 24 poasee for ter 4 p.m., 6497417. call B A N Agency, Roger M. ply ta person, Cavey’s Restau­ ditioning. Gray broadcloth in­ Breaux Just called up from the 4555, 8:30-4:30. SNOW TREADS 397 yards and had only one | "taxi aquad." Negro. 648-8737. . rant, 46 E. Center St. terior. One local owner. Driven • CASTRO! infbercepted. Slaughter haa h it, RBTREAD9■s 9,00(1 mile.9. You get a new car • aRANT Holovak explaiived the Patri­ 1968 FORD Victoria, *80. 643- A BETTER ARRANGEMENT; aRTEX, one of the fastest grow-1 And the price includes, as standard NEW BRAKE DRUMS IN STOCK on 39 for 662 yards but had.i ots .defense all three ementlal- Business Services warranty; Up to 24.000 mile.s IDsi stolen. 0610. of your finances will make tog direct sales oiganisstlon is equipm ent virtu ally everj’ luxurj"^ and or 24 month.9 from date of • NOUY ly the eatme beoausw the Bron­ O ffered 13 more of yalr! See Hon­ yards. Weekly or monthly ballpoint tube embroidery' e MOHROt work, then miased the first five quarterback. including repayment over five paints and linens. Immediate AUTO-LITE SHOCK ABSORBERS games due to injuries. He re­ est Douglas. Inquire about low­ pick-up. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. | TubftlMS MockwoN 4.50x13 e PUROUTOR s years. Frank Burke. 246-8897, ■ openings for women to train as places veteran Billy Lott who, est down, smallest payments Coimeeticut M ortgage Ex­ anywhere. No smaU loan or fi­ SHARPENING Service — Saws,' instructors on a full or part, These Power Features are Standard Equipment e RAYMSTOS EXCHANGES ON GENERATORS. suffered a pulled leg muaclei knives, axes, shears, skates, change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, time basis. R’t new, it's fas- last week. Other Sports nance coimpcuiy plan. Douglas Conn. e SMUR) MMMt STARTERS and CARBURETORS M otors, 383 M ato. rotary blades. Quick Mrvlce. \ clnating, and it builds a 9096 • Pow(er steering with fun. hydraulic e Radio antenna. E lectric motor con­ Now that he’s returned to Capitol Elquipment Co., 88 customer repeat onler busi­ If power assistance. trolled by instrumeAt panel switch e THOMPSON action healthy and scraped off Mato St., Manchester. Hours Business Opportunities 32 ness. Yes, imagine a product | ATLAS" NEW raises and lowers antenna. a WAONW LIFE HEAVY DUTY TRUCK the rust, quartMback Babe Page 15 1961 CSEVROLET Sedan for daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ with such ^>peal tftat IxxiklngB; • Self-adjusting power brakes with ParUli ia counted on to give sale, as is. ftSO. O i l 648-0233. day 7-4. 643-7958. and repeat orders begin with' ■vacuum power assistance. a WAIKRR and INDUSTRIAL CLUTCHES THREE BAY GuK Mrvlce sta- a Heater-defroater. 'Vacuum - powered ti-1 e Windshield wipers utilize hydraulic pototment ior interview eaU | STARTING A S . t • Power vent windows with individual 1967 CHEVROLET, 2-door M- LAWN MOWERS, ahaipensd 6168. riectric controls. poiwer from steering system. Varl- 347-6870. LOW AS ONLY ^ able-.speed control. dan, 6 cyUnder, standard shift, and repaired, sales and m iv - FOR SALE—Tavern with pizza • Power seat. Electric motor adjusts STOCK CAR exceUent coikiitton, - (deka 'in­ ice, rental emifpment L A M oven, newly painted. Due to Ul- WOMEN WANTED fo r Ught as­ seat six ways—up. down, fore, aft e Windshield washer, Electric motor side and out,'new dutch, fuel Equipment Corp., Route 8$, ness must s ^ . CaU 6498021. sembly work, steady. Apply in Tubeless 6-70x 15 «t.8M -pump, brakes, Delco battery, Veriion, 8797609, MaAchester and seat angles. drives pump. PURSE j person 10 Hilliard Street. Man­ llockw oll ball Joints. Must be Men to be exchan^, ElnterpriM 1946. FOR SALE — Long established chester. • a p p recia ted ,' $696, one owner. a Power-operated inside locks for all 4 e Automatic convertible . top. Single WMe-Opea Mrvlce Isundry doing large CaU RockviDe 875-7840. STEPS, SIDEWALKS. stone 'volume. An exceptional 'value WAITRESS WANTED full or: doors. Vacuum-powered . . . con­ push-pull control operates top me­ CsmBtilllaa walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ trolled by instrument panel switch. chanism’s 4 electric motors. at $7;800. CaU 8791280 after 6 p^-tlme. Good pay, good M . races, AU concrete repairs. hours. Must have own transpor-1 ------THIS ------p.m . 1966 THUNDERBIRDi CbU 649 Reasonably priced. 649C88L tation. CaU 389-9607 antn 6 p jn . P.M. 1785. ENGINEER/Manufacturer — STEVENSON’S SUN0AY...2:30 t r e e r e m o v a l , pruning, and Ideal plant and engineering Mt- experienced grocery cleiks, MORIARTY BROTHERS 1063 MERCURY 3-d(x>r Hard­ lot clearing. Snow removaL up for energetic person great­ fuU or part-time; meat wrap-’ ESSO SERVICENTER ly , stick shift, g o o i condition, Frank C. NoUe, 649606$. er Hartford area. Plant used pers. full or part-time; delica­ OPEN EVENEN08 m nm tom , msmm 5Q-UU> FEATURE TIMBER!__ Rao R a ja and Robert.McDooaW take $75. 643-6241. for manufacturing and en- tessen clerks, cooking experi­ 606 MAIN ST.—“Just North of Friendly Ice Ctemm" 301 CENTER ST.— 643-5135 ence helpful, for Hartford area. Fbr Friewdly Serrtee Phone 6498390 the direct route, crashing through the last ju ^ THUNDERBIRD itoo, hardtop ^ eleartag until recently. Shown isnt Frederick M. Apply to paraon. Matt’s tog* "BUY WITH CDNEIDENCT: FROM HARTFORD COUNTY’S OLDEST in the Bougil Dragon Hurdle Hannicap to win u m •xceUenk acndiWinn, sa il 649 by I VL MNU 1M . Itir M W Read H ^ a ld Adss ’.6493683, 6490S8L iS k st. Eart MMAa Tfim. THOMPSON SPEEDWA zaM at Agoedast in Npw Y oi^ 6311. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, MERCURY, COBIET and WILLYS JEEP DEALJOr ■ I I I 1 1 I '.I ■ ( ;, N •. ! !,: I 1 \l;l-.l\ 0 ...... !■ . • /■ ‘ li .-JJ PAGE NINETEEN K ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O I^., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1968

Houses For Sale 12 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 b u s in e s s is GOOD! Custom­ BOLTON — 6 room Colonial- BOWERS SqapOL Cape - 8 ROCKLEDGE — 8 bedroom L- ' • / COUNTRY CLUB are# - BOWERS SCHOOL — # room large bedrooiiis, 3 baths, ex- TALOOTTVILLE — 6^ room GREEN MANOR home. — ers are plentiful. Join the tide, Cape, full shed dormer, large ranch, large living room, fire­ Charming 6^ room ranch, ga­ Cape, 8 finished, lifetime sid­ Rknch, storms, fireplace, one- Vacant Attic fan. dishwasher, multiple list your house now. rooms,- 24’ living room with BAWCH^STER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o n n ., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1968 cepti(mal - kitchent including place,. family kitidien with din­ PACT EIGHTEEN rage, screened porch, teirace, ing,'very clean, livable home. dishwasher and dlapoaal, year-old. Near bus line and storm windows, washer and Call (Sarlton W. Hutchins, Real­ white paneled fireplace wall, 2 ing area. Basement with full lovely wooded lot, priced/be­ Immediate occupancy. Only screened ponfli, fireplace, red­ shopping. Very . convenient. dryer, stainless steel sink and tor, #49-6132. baths and laundry room, chsdr Housm Fot Sate 7S size windows, garage, private By FAG ALT aad SHORTEN Honsw For Sak 72 Houses For Sak 78 low appraisal. Hayes Agency, ^ $18,900. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. wood. finiued basement Own­ Tongren Agency, 64S-6821., disposal, extra kitchen cab­ rail in dining room and kitchen, THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW wooded lot, 821,500. Phllbrick MANCaiESTER—6 room (3oloni-l 848-4803. er 649-7406. inets, decorate inside and out­ white paneled doors with strap ELUNGTON — 8 bedroom SPRING ST. — Spacious 6’ i Ageiicy, 649-8464. air 3 generous sunny bedrooms; | SOUTH WINDSOR — Unique in SIX ROOM CMonlal on the bus side to your taste and save hinges and thumb latches. $18,- ranch,, good Maed living room room ranch, modern kitchen Under $16,000 tor quick sale/ lt/4 baths, beautiful kitchen apt>earance with drlve-ln base­ line, m baths, full basement MANGHESTBR — Cap#; 8 bed- SEVEN ROOM spacious- home Coventry Privacy 5(X). To Inspect call 648-4608. rec room, 2-car garage. Trade with fireplace, nice kitchen, with built-lM, 8 large ted- Tooma, laife Utchen, living CaU #49-6091. with built-in oven, range and CLASSIFIED MfittEXX DUMPED TONS j W /iV lT tlT ^ | TmEM KKLUUR CAME ALONG ment, rustic retaining wall, $ m down. Oarl Zlnaeer, 648- rooras, unusual decor, seldom in Manchester oh quiet street dishwasher. Loads of birch . OF COIMS ikiIM wiicTHE etSLOT, %AirrLiwrm aONE u c ^THIN i k i imDIME a ic basement level has beautiful your present hc«ne for this ex­ Tolland room with fireplace, aluminum < bednMms, enclm brick home with at­ lot, beautiful countryside. 649- CASH FOR YOUR Property. USED UPRIGHT piano. $50. pin, $14,990. place, aluminum combinations. rific buy at $15,250 . . . let us tached 2-car garage, excep­ Customers waiting for ranches, IF YOU WOULD like Green FOUR ROOM apartment, 42# B. CENTER SlREETT — O- SOUTH WINDSOR — «-room MANCHESTER—Older home, 6 1817. Dojrs^BIrds—Pets 41 Call #43-#«79. CHARBONEAU Bel Air Real Estate, #48-9882. capes, colonials, and duplexes. Mountain potatoes, call Hatha­ Broad Street, stove, refrigera­ zone dwelling, Ideal for busi­ split-level, finished family complete rooms, wall-to-wall show you why. tional view, a quality home. BOLTON MUST SELL way, #49-6488. Delivered to your tor, automatic washing ma­ ness and professional offices or thinks______$12,600______Is a steal for this 8 carpeting, oil heat, storm win­ •Three bedroom Colonial. 114 Legal Notice Carl Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard professional Trimming, FOR SALE — Used small up­ room, large corner lot. Aseume Coventry Realty Co., 232-6275. bathing, all breeds. Poodle door. chine, furnace and hot water. com bins tlmapartoent and of-1 pedrooip ranch style home liT a $104 monthly payments, new dows. 2-car garage. F^ill cellar. T. J. CROCKETT, baths, extra large family right piano, good condition. Call WOODHILL HEIGHTS — 8 bed Country Minded room, attractive kitchen ■peoiwat. It costs no more to #43-4751. #49-4581, 1 good central location. New | mortgage, ‘ minimum down. Situated on extra large lot. Owners Just Retired — NOTICE PUMPKINS for sale, I0-15-25C 649-9162. eve. '649-1421. room center hall ramch, 1^ Nice 6 room Cape, just over with lovely dining area. PRIVATE PARTY wants 4 to 6 have the best In professional paint, wallpaper, and, re-done baths, large living room with Only $15,900. Lawronce F. Fl- ST. JAMES PARISH $14,000. William Grlzel, Broker, Realtor, 648-1577 ASSESSOR’S NOTICE room Cape or older house in each. Tedford's, Birch Moun- BIRCH STREE7T, second floor, floors are facto that back up his the Bolton line, aluminum 649-9700. Florida Bound eondiUoning. #49-97M, #49-0600. MANCHESTER — WeU located fireplace, wadk-out basement, ano, Realtor, 643-2?6#, Charles Manchester. Phone 649-5606. tain Road. 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, opinion, plus aluminum storms, storms and screens, oil heat, TOWN OF COVENTRY Wanted—To Buy 58 $90. #49-5229, 9-6. Income property, 14H rooms ..screened patio, 4H% mort­ Nicholson, 742-6884. IN THE THIRTIES feBAtmFUL. healthy Chlhua- screens, and doors. What do you modern kitchen, excellent BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick CONCX)RD RD. — Beautiful Each person liable to pay per­ PIE APPLES, 50c, 1# qt. on bus line in business zone n , gage, $18,200. Owner 649-5181. Forest Street corner of Otis. Cape, 5 finished rtwms, full Country Club Area — ex­ sonal property taxes iii the huas, home raised, house- WE BUT, SELL or trade an­ think? condiUon, $14,900. ranch, large living room, form­ Large custom 8 room ranch, basket; cabbage — pick your FURNISHED two room apart­ parking, gross yearly $4,2(X). Modern three bednx)m shed dotmer, fireplace, garage, ceptionally well desigpied broken, AKC registered. #44- tique and used furniture, china, TWO FAMILY flat in a quiet al dining room, cabinet kitchen, 2-car garage. 14x24 living Town of Ooven^ is hereby own 10c a head. Michael Kurys. ment, private bath, adults. Un­ Robert Wolverton Agency, ranch home ideal for grow­ shade trees, immediate occu­ raised ranch, 8 bedrooms, Legal Notic# 0946. ______glass, silver, picture frames resldentlad area with adl mod­ OLDER HOME — 2 bedrooms, recreation room, room with fireplace, 12x18 notified that he is required by French Road, Bolton, off Route furnished 4-room apartment, Realtors, #49-2818. Manchester ing family. Handy to pancy, $15,900. Phllbrick Agen­ 2(4 baths, paneled recrea­ law to return to the Assessor on 8B.' and old coins, old dolls emd second floor, north end. Call em conveniences. Best invest­ schools, churcher and Main landscaped yard. Marion B. tion Twm wlUi bar and fire­ kitchen, formal dining room, Ai XIRABLB White toy poodles. MANCHESTER No Car Needed cy, 649-8464. large level lot, trees, am e-» or before the first business day weeks old. guns, hobby collections, attic Mr. Keith, #49-8191. KENNEDY ment value in town at $18,400. Street - no chaufferlng the Robertson, Realtor, 648-5963. place, many attractive fea­ AKC registered, T contents or whole estates. Fur­ Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- 8 room Cape, centrally lo­ site drive, nice residential pf November 1963, k written or INVITATION Land For Sale 71 is probably not the naune of the Large older home in excep­ family needed. Large living RANCH — MODERN kitchen, tures. dto-oooe. Fertilizers 50-A niture Repair Service Talcott- 1804. cated, 2-car garage, en­ SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 section. Only $19,5(X). printed list properly signed and buyer of this unusual Colonial. tionally good condition. Bbc- rcx)m. family room, dining large living r(x>m with fire­ ville. Conn. Tel. #43-7449. FIVE ROOMS available Nov. 1, COVENTRY — A fine 6^ acres closed porch, patio, nice room Colonial, fireplaces, sworn to, on a form supplied by TO BID GOOD cow MANURE. Deliver­ However, whoever does buy it BOL’TON — 813,800; Economy #- tra large yard with privacy. area and basement recrea­ place, extra large bedrooms, Dutch oven, garage, bam, 8 the Assessor and approved by Cali adults, call #43-#6#8. at a very fair price. Call Made­ treed yard. Call us on this Imths, basement finished IN THE FORTIES JOR SAA.E — PUPPIES, ed, 95 and 910 loads. Excellent will get 2Vi baths, a finished rec room Cape, encloeed rear Must seen for full appre­ tion room practically com­ 1% acres, scenic view. $17,990 the Tax <3ommlssioner, of per­ Sealed bids will be received line Smith, Realtor, #49-1642. one. $17,900.. off Into office and beautiful rec Waranoke Road — Outstand­ anytime 878-1853. for fall fertilizing. Call 648- DELIGHTFUL, Comfortable, room, aluminum awnings, a patio, 3 rooms partially finish­ ciation. Ideal family home. pleted. Priced for quick sale Hayes Agency, 648-4803. LAWRENCE F. FIANO sonal property belonging to him at the Office of the General Rooms Without Board 59 For individual attention call room, large lot with trees, $19,- ing stone and frame con­ Manager, 41 Center Street, Man­ 7804, #49-8781. modem second floor apart- TOLLAND — 49 acres wooded flreplaced living room and a de­ ed up, auneslte drive, high lot, at $23,500 with quick occu­ temporary, sunken living and subject to taxation in said B o ARDINO a n d Oroomlng — pancy available. 900. Phllbrick Agency, 849-8464. SO. WINDSOR — Woodland Realtor 843-2766 chester, Connecticut, until Octo- COMFORTABLE ROOM for ment, 4 large rooms, bath, land, brook, large pond could sirable Bowers Area location. quiet dead end street. Mini­ South Windsor room, 8 bedrooms, 2(4 Town, on the first, day of Octo­ Trfan your Cocker, Poodle or Park. 8 bedrtxim ranch, family __...... her 25, 1963 at 11:00 a.m. for pooch to your satisfaction. Call­ gentleman, separate entrance, electric range. refrigerator, be made. Over one-half mile mum down, low monthly pay­ B & N AGENCY Try This for Size VERNON CIRCXB Area — 614 baths, fine executive home. Charles Nicholson 742-6364 ber 1963. Real Estate and regis- Household Ckods 51 frontage (hi hard road. $6,000. sized kitchen, walk-out recrea­ tered motor vehicles are listed! Cc^nstruction of two ^ ^ rk in g ed for and delivered if desired. parking. Call #49-2565. storm windows, screens, v « m - ments. Lawrence F. Flono, 7 room split level, modern rtxjm ranch, basement garage, tlan blinds, oil hot water base­ Tom Minor, Broker, Rock\dlle, Roger M. Negro tion room in basement, sim- by the Assessor and do not have ! Flc-lds. one between Oak and Harmony mil Kennels, Hebron MODERN STYLE living room Realtor, 648-2766, Charles kitchen with built-lns, ga­ fireplace, combinations, bullt- board heat, fireplace, beauti­ 875-5043. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. deck, $18,000. 644-0689. For appointment phone Mra Msiple Streets West o f the Dry Road, BoRcn. #43-6427. sofa, foam rubber cushions, ROOM FOR Gentleman, all fa­ MULTIPLE Nicholson, 742-#864. 648-8727 rage, recreation rtx)m, wall ins, very clean. Early occupan­ to be declared cilities, private entrance, on ful country locaUon, 12 miles Suzanne Shorts, 648-8886. 10% will be added to each list Brook Right-Of-Way. and one at $25. Call 876-4930 after « p.m. LAND — Coventry. Choice land to wall carpeting, laundry cy. ’Tongren Agency, 643-6821. VERNON — Exceptional value. CHESTNUT STREET — 6 room I n o l ib h SETTER male dog bus line, ample parking. Call (15 or 20 minutes) east of CUSTOM DESIGNED executive not given in amd sworn to ac­ the corner of Main amd Forest tor building homes near school, home in one of Manchester’s room. Nice iocatlon. Owner Owner anxious to sell. 5 room semi-ranch, 2 baths, 3 large Streets. for training. Call #49- LIVING ROOM aet, 18 months #48-6013. Manchester, $96. Adults only. LISTING 968 Main Street ranch completely furnished or J. WATSON BEACH t CO. cording to law, on or before said Call #48-706#, aRer 4 p.m. churches and shopping area. prime locations. 7 spacious leaving state. Asking $18,900. bedrooms, newly remodeled Bid forms, plans, and specifi­ old, excellent condition. Call is a cooperating group of Real' unfurnished. Call 648-0002. 21 Central Row kitchen with dishwasher, living first business day of November. ROOM TO RENT, private en­ Call Frederick M. Gaal, BnA- rooms, sunken living room, •49-5241 EXCELLENT VALUES Usto will be taken during regu­ cations are available at the Con­ 644-16#0 after 6 p.m. weekdays. er, 648-2082, 643-0281. tors. As Realtors, we are truth' GARTH ROAD Hartford room with fireplace, new wall- felirprA lfT Spaniel, 16-month- trance. 119 Cooper Hill Street. SIX ROOM duplex, central heat, cathedral celling, 2 huge fire­ Vemon HEBRON — Low taxes and ex­ lar Town Office hours. troller’s Office, 66 Centeir cM female, 3#8, AKC. Wire WOOL RUG, 9x12, child’s crib, 649-0595. garage, $96. Available Novem­ fully informing you that this big places, landscaped lot. Call 622-3114 to-wall carpeting. Including Street, Manchester, Oonneetl- Vernon Hills, Vem on — 2- cellent condition are two of the Bernard A. Dion, fence, posts, dog house, $30. playpen, high chair, and car- ber 1. #49-6989. older home In St. Jamies’ Par­ owner #48-6285, after 6 p.m. or Economy Special hallways; beautifully finished, Houses For Sale 72 SH room quality built ranch, year-old split level, assum­ many attractions of this 6V4 Assessor, cut. #49-168#. bed. All very good condition. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING fur­ ish needs some work. However, Saturday and Sunday. 6‘s room ranch, modern heated rec room, new alumi­ Town of Manchestas, nished room off Main Street. FIVE ROOM 2 bedroom flat, there Is a lot of house here at family kitchen with built-lns, VERPLANCK AREA — 91 Falk- able 614 % VA mortgage, room ranch. Oil heat, hot num awnings. This home has Town of Coventry #49-8841. VERNON — Just over Manches­ excellent condition. For indi­ kitchen with built-lns, di­ I water, aliunlnum combinations, FOUR ROOM HOUSE at 44 Dated at Coventry. Connecti­ Connecticut IhlKEE LOVING boys. 8 weeks Women only. #49-6242. modem bath, kitchen with dish­ $16,300. Have Norman Hohenthad 188 LYNESS ST. — 6 room ning area, city water, full nor Drive. Cape, aluminum bullt-ins, 1% baths, new -J3urant Street. Must be aold by everything — 2 blocks from Richard Martin, washer, garage, available No­ ter line. Like new 6% room show It to you, then come up rsmch, stone fnmt, 3 bedrooms, vidual attention caU . . . siding, storms, garage, treed jalousleti enclosed sunroom, large lot. More than resuwn- Main Street. Price $24,000. Call cut, this 30th day of September oM, AKC, black, miniature UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC stove, basement, aluminum storms able at $14,000. Ellsworth Mit­ Conservator. $10,800. Call 649- General Manag«6 poodles, 9100. Call 849-8202 or LOVELY PRIVATE home in vember 1. 649-4n8. ranch, baths, built-in kitch­ with a reatsonable offer. dining room, fireplace, alumi­ lot, 72x286. Owner 648-0616. priced below appraisal. owner 649-6661. 1963. 8 burners, deep well, excellent en with dinette, fireplace. and screens. Very clean ten Agency, Realtors, 648-6980. 1169 between 6 and 8. #m man; mahogany bookcase; 4 Robert Wolverton Agency, poster bed, spring and mat­ Chester. gives Colonial size at a Cape full basement, tile bath, alu­ split, kitchen wlUi bullt-ins, 618 Center St. Articles For Sale 45 FOUR ROOM apartment, Main Realtor, 649-3818. BOLTON NOTCH ROAD — Spa­ minum storms and screens,- living iwm with fireplace, tress; dresser and mirror. Oth­ St. location, second floor, heat price. ’The 100x200 lot ensures a ROOMS FOR ge country atmosphere only min­ cious 6 room ranch, IVt baths, oll heat. Terrific buy at full basement plus garage, •48-6129 Sc r e e n e d l o a m for tte er miscellaneous items. Will furnished, adults only, per COVENTRY — 6 room ramch block from Main Street, kltch $7o utes from town. No down pay­ finished rec room with built-in $18,800. acre tree shaded lot. Under best hi lawns from our screen­ sacrifice. Call #49-8770. month. CaU 649-«806, <49-5781. with bauement gau:age on EARN UP TO $4,000 en privUeges, parking. 643-5127, ment to qualified buyer! bar, oversized garage, porch. $16,000. ing plant, Andover - Columbia. #43-9828. large lot. Good sized house, Large tree shaded lot. Close to OMrge Orlfflng, Inc., 742-788?. TWO LIVING ROOM chairs for EXCEPTIONAL 8 nxnns and perfect au starter home for South Windsor MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape sale, good condition. Call #49- bath in one of Manchester’s A YEARI^ school. Priced to sell. Will plus almost finished rec room young family. Reasonably trade. Warren E. Howland, Quality Plus ★ ★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SNOW BLOWERS — Ariens, 2256. Apartments—Flats— finest apartment houses. Fea­ priced at $12,900. Ellsworth PAUL FIANO AGENCY 8 or 4 bedrooms, living room Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ tures include kitchen with elec­ LAKE STREET Realtor, #48-1108. 4 bedroom Ranch with G.E. with fireplace. Enclosed rear PORTABLE diahwasher, $20; Tenements 63 Mitten Agency, Realtors, #43- er, and Bolens tractors, parts tric appliances and many cab­ #930. furnace, attached garage, yard. Aluminum combinations. and service. Capitol Equip­ 24” gill’s bicycle, good condi­ Nice Cape with big lot, country Invest in this 8-famlIy, 7-4-8, $13,900 — ANOTHER GOOD large lot In nice location, 648-0468 inets, ceramic tile bath, large BUY, Lenox Street. Six rooms Minimum traffic street. Ells­ ment Co., 88 St., Man­ tion, $15; food sheer, $8. 742- rooms, heat, and garage. $125 IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, atm oq^ere, yet still In Man­ excellent condition, modem fireplace with bookcases, worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, 7647. FOUR ROOMS and baUi, first chester. Large 12x24 living room plus enclosed rear porch. Lot aluminum storms uid Antiumy Flano, <49-4697 chester. Open dally 7-5, Thurs­ floor, central. Call 648-6^2. monthly. Adults. J. D. Realty, 1% baths, full basement in­ basic features, 3-car garage. affords absolute maximum of •43-6930. day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. cludes large rec room and den. with fireplace. Aluminum screens. Priced right at EVERYTHING IN aterlUzed #43-6129. privacy, with shrubbery and Dishwasher, attic fan, and storms, screens, doors. Imme­ 819,000. ANDOVER — 8 family, 5-8-8, reconditioned used furniture CENTRALLY LOCATED — 6% diate occupancy. trues. Close to everything. Just #OR SALE — Flat stone for room flat on second floor, oil many extras. 3 minute walk to good income, 8-car garage, NUTMEG HOMES wans, fireplace, veneer, and and appliances, high quaUty — call and start packing. T. J. heat, adults preferred.' Now public and parochial schools, WARREN E. HOWLAND SIX ROOM Cape Cod, garage, workshop, priced right. Call patios. Call #49-0617. low prices. LeBlanc ^m lfiire, Furnished Apartments 63-A Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Rockville John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. 196 South Street, Rockville. vacant. T. J. Crockett, #48- good neighbors in good neigh­ sunporch. Owners must sell. KELLEY ROAD # SOUTH WINDSOR borhood. May assiune Good enough for anybody Ca b i n e t t y p e Penn forced 876-2174. Open 9-8. 1677. Call 648-8841. (XIVBNTRY — 4 room ranch, POUR FURNISHED rooms, mortgage. 52 Hilltop Drive. IMMACULATE Realtor and cheap enough tor every- air furnace with plenums and heated, children welcome. Sec­ tile bath, copper plumbing, gas TWO STOVES, one coal and FOUR ROOM apartment, hot Call owner, #49-0243. six room ranch in a very desir­ b(xly. 6 room Cape, 4 fin­ I VERNON — Box Mountain Rd. COME OUT TODAY!— Fumished Model now open. A new community of custom de­ Innnldlfler $76. #49-1088. water, second floor, Wells St. ond floor, $80. ’Three furnished 860 Main St. ished, city water and sew­ Six room Cape. 1(4 baths, 2- hot air heat. Insulated, $6,600. wood and cast irem heater, and rooms, heated, first floor, $60. able area. Three good bedrooms, Easy financing. Chambers DARK, RICH stone-free loam. one Coleman wickless oil heat­ #49-5987. MANCHES’TER — 21 Summit BOLTON age, newly painted. No car garage, breezeway, full signed hom«$—right Hear everything! Only Vi mile from Vernon Shopping Center -Garfield 9-9923. Street. # rooms (half duplex), flreplaced living room, dining #48-1108 Realty. 643-2326, 849-7006. $14. Also, fill, gravel, sand, and er. Easy washer with spin type room, family sized kitchen. Well Beautiful 4 year old syj- money down, vA mortgage, shed dormer 2 fireplaces, oil THREE ROOM heated apart­ 8 bedrooms, convenient loca­ stone. #43-8603. wringer, very. reasonable, landscaped and treed yard. Full room custom ranch e 8 FHA $600 down. A good buy hot water heat, needs deco­ Complex, Parkway, City bualine. needs minor repair. Call AX ment, $80. 474 Main St., second tion, assumable mortgage, $84 baths e 2 fireplaces e 8- at $12,490. rating, vacant. Terrific buy tor floor, #49-5229, 9-6. per month. Gerard Agency, cellar, aluminum storms STEEL JACKETED furnace, 8-9018. Business Locations screens, doors. Plastered walls. car garage e walk out handy man, $16,000. Ken Os­ MANCHESTER complete with oil burner, cir- Realtors, 643-0366, Arline basement with windows trinsky, Realtor, 643-6169. FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, semi­ For Rent 64 Quality throughout. MANCHESTER — Porter Street Thinking of Building — Call culatlng pump and gauges. -Brown, 876-6496. Si patio e deluxe O-E bullt- an — Large 6 room Garrison Co­ us, we have wcxxled lots In The Nutmegger Colonial Ranch In excellent working order, has modem kitchen, storm doors Ins e 1. acre wooded lot. 1 VERNON — LIKE new 6 room 7(4-room split-level, 1(4 BXHLDING #0x40 suitable for lonial, very nicely set on a Vemon and Tolland. Plans been replaced by larger unit. WATKINS and windows, oil furnace. In­ MANCHES’TER — Custom built L-shape brick ranch, mani­ baths, formal dining room, storage, B-1 zone, Buckland beautiful landscaped lot, three ASKING available for your conveni­ AIR-CONDITIONED!__^Take a good close look at this exciting new optional feature offered for the firet Reasonably priced. Call 849- quire 93 Waddell Road or #49- ranch, 7 rooms, 2% baths, 2 WILL WORK - WON’T SHIRK! 924,500 cured grounds, sparkling con­ built-in kitchen, finished, section. #49-8458. good sized b^rooms, big ence. We are pleased to dis­ 0357. #263. fireplaces, 2-car garage, com­ dition. Under $20,000. Hayes heated family room, loads of time! . . . and available in your new house at extra cost. See our lovely built-in wife-saver kitchens with Bargain Shop pletely equipped kitchen, fin­ kitchen, formal dining room, cuss your real estate needs. closet space, large well FIVE ROOM rent, first floor, 2 DESIRABLE OFFICE apace U & R Realty Co. Agency, 648-4808. the breath-taking beauty of 1963 Whirlpool built-in oven and range, stainless steel sink, Puritron range kuMINaTOM SPORTSMAN ished laundry room, 100 yards baths, enclosed breezeway landscaped (4 acre lot, city or 8 adults, steam heat, hot available at 983 Main Street, THE and oversized garage. Will 643-269Z Model 88, automatic, 1# gauge $109.00 Modern Hi-back wall to wall carpeting, 30’ Selling — We appreciate I VERPLANCK SCHOOL Area — utilities- Assume 4(4% VA hood. See the lovely formal dining room and the large living room-Notice- price includes attached ga­ water, garage. 649-0482. approximately 500 sq. ft., heat­ trade. W#rren B. Hpwland, R. D. Murdock 648-6478 8 rooms plus partial rec room, gun, practically new, $90. 849- Lounge Chair, walnut frame, re­ canopy patio, near school, town y(jur listing. Prompt, courte­ mortgage or new financing ed. janitor'^ service, parking. WILLIAM E. BELFIORE Realtor, #48-1108. aluminum siding, close to bus. rage! There’s an awful lot to see at NUTMEG HOMES! 1198. versible foam cushions, gold, 79. 4'^ ROOM GARDEN type apart­ and country club. #49-0961 tor ous service. Your independ­ with minimum down. Only Call 649-5334 or 648-7176. Call John H. Lappen, Inc., 649- ment available November 1, In­ appeHntment. , $18,900. kAUBER SPORTER, 8 mm, AGENCY ent broker. $159.00 High-back Wing,Chair, cludes stove, refrigerator, heat, 6261. ONLY 16.900 model 98, mint conifitlan, $60, foam cushion, box pleats, brown MANCHESTER — 4 or 6 bed­ PRICE INCLUDES AHACHED «ARAGE ^ hot water, and parking. $115 649-7310 after 5. colonial print, 99. Houses For Rent 65 room Colonial, ideal family MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom monthly. 643-7925. home, fireplace, porches, 2 full REALTORS — 643-5121 GASTON REALTY CO. Colonial Cape, master bedroom LAWRENCE F. FIANO Other styles priced to $20,000. $89.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, SIX ROOM Dwelling, E. Cen­ baths, excellent condition THIS RANCH RAMBLES - 18x20, fireplace, formal dining Realtor 648-2786 Boats and Accessories 46 nubby turquoise plaid, 39.95 ter Street, full ceUar amd attic, throughout, central location. Route #8, Talcottvllla room plus large country kltoh- large garage, $160 monthly. Call owner 649-7702. en, 1V4 baths, original owners Charles Nicholson 742-6364 FHA-VA 80 YEAR MORTGAGES No Money Down. $81.96 Modem Lounge Chair, but rim price stops short! #49-1902 — 875-0819 built 1964, picturesque setting ikr FTBERGLAS boat zind ac- bronze metal frame, turquoise OCCUPANCY NOV. 1 Weekdays #49-4581, eye. #49- 1421. $18,760 — TWO BLOCKS from on lot 120x160. Ideal for the cessories, complete with 70 leather-like-plastlc, 34.50 High School, six room cape, h.p. Mercury motor and trailer, growing fwnlly. Gerard Agen $14,500 — LISTEN TO THIS — AVAILABLE immediately — vacant. ’This will qualify for cy, Realtors, 648-0866, Arline like new, call 648-2071. $139.IX) Attached Plllow-back tour room expandable ranch rooms, 2-car garage, large LOVELY ESTATE FHA with minimum down MAN<3HE8TER — 6 room Split Brawn, 875-6496. Lounge Chair, foam cushion, box (space tor two tvoms up) alum­ bii dti.in T B Ifl IB A THE NEW CREST LUXURIOUS yard, oil heat, rent $180. #48- ($400) plus closing ($800). You Level, 1^ baths, bullt-ins, pleats, brown print, 99. MANCHES’TER — Neat as a pin inum 8i(llng, combination win­ Uepeniljhl*’' DUPLEX APARTMENTS 4719. can also get a VA, if you ' patio, large wcxxled lot, non­ dows, built-in air conditioners, SILVER STAR DIRECTIONS: Wilbur Cross Parkwaj(—Leave Parkway at Exit Building Mateilal^ 47 East Center St. - 10 rooms, qualify. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, development. $17,300. Tupper 4 nxOTi ranch, close to all con­ Ecnnumicdr $109.00 Chippendals Occasion­ COVENTRY 4 room house veniences, deep wooded lot, oil new roof this spring, brand HOME al Chair, upholstered seat A 671 HARTFORD ROAD, 643-1577. Agency, 228-9217. Va r i o u s s iz e s used windows, porches, 2-car garage, $85 per “ ready to move In” condi­ heat. Aluminum combinations, new gas heating system—im­ 95__ At Vernon, Circle turn into Kelly Road— Next to First Na­ back, blue freize, 59.50 screens, doors and storm win' MANCHESTER month. Call 628-887# between tion throughout, 3.8 acres in­ MANCHESTER—McKee Street. $11,700. 'R obert Wolverton maculate. Ontral, just a few Offering dows. Also miscellaneous lum­ blocks to bus, etc. Small lot, tional and Capri Diner— Follow to tract. 5 :30-8. cluded. THREE FAMILY house, 82 W. , 6 room Cape, 1(4 baths, en- Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. Clean, Quiet ber. Call AX 5-9018. Center Street. #49-5229, 9-6. closed screen patio, aluminum but plenty of privacy. AU utiU- WATKINS BROTHERS, ties. T. J. ■ CSwckett, Realtor, BOLTON — 8 rooms, bath, un­ siding, 2 oversized garages, GAS Inc. Featuring: heated, hot water, electricity BOLTON VICINITY — $11,600. beautifully landscaped, $900 648-1577. furnished, $75 monthly. Call WARREN E. HOWLAND Unusually clean 6'/3-room Diamonds—^Watches— down. Schwartz Realtor, 236- BOLTON — NEAT, expandable 4V4 Rooms • 1^ Baths - 2 #43-2849. ranch, large kitchen, ceramic 1241, Dunn, 288-7894. SOUTH WINDSOR Jewelry 48 935 MAIN STREET Large Bedrooms - Ample Realtor bath, hot water heat, quiet ranch of 6(4 rooms, breezeway COVENTRY — DESIRABLE and garage. Full light bas#- Closet Space - 925 Square 350 Main St.. dead end street, large well kATCH AND JEWELRY repair- Feet Living Space - Large -single house, $110 monthly. landscaped y» acre treed lot. ment, lot 100x250. Good lega­ Vacant 8-bedroom ranch of­ Ing at reasonable prices. AUTOMAGIC washing machine, Living Room - Dining Room Alfred D. Heckler, 742-6619 be­ Minimum down, low monthly tion. An excellent buy tor only •48-1108 GLASTONByRY fering family sized rooms, Prompt service, two watch­ In wortting condition, $15 or - Kitchen - General Electric tween 5:30-6 p.m. payments. Hurry (Hi this one! $15,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, newly completed recreation makers. Manchester’s oldest best offer. Also other used Refrigerator - Range - Garb­ Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor, 643-1677. . rooms, 2-car garage, half established jeweler. F. E. items. #43-0777, 115 Walker St. age Disposal - Puritron Hobd 648-2766, Charles Nicholson, Comfortable count^"^^g Bray, 737 Main St., State A Best Buy - ...... By Belfiore with back yard privaw in acre lot. All for only $16,900. 88,600 — WELL KEPT 6(4 room • Venitian Blinds - Carpeted Wanted To Rent 68 742-#3#4. ranch, 3 bedroom^ attractive Theater Building. “ BOY WHAT A BARGAIN Staircase - Air Conditioning COVEIfTRY LAKEPRONT — this Overlotik Section Home. WE HAVE FOR YOU” Completely furnished 5-room BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — 4 bedrooms, many bullt-ins, dining area, subirtban. Owner - Heat - Hot Water - Central WANTED — 4 or 5 room flat, As Realtors, it is always our intention to provide sound anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, Not 3 — Not 4 — But All . year ’round home, large, Older 4 bedroom colonial A- large sunporch, paneled rec Parking - Basement Storage preferably first floor. Write housing value for the buyer and secure a fair market price PAUL FIANO AGENCY Realtor. 649-5132. 5 ROOMS ’’S’TYLECREST” - CJoln Operated Washers screened in porch and garage, O.K. condition, 2-car ’garage, room with Swedish copper Fuel and Feed 49-A DELUXE OUTFIT Box T, Herald. tor the seller. Our task is made immeasurably easier when and Dryers - Luminated dock and boat. In one of Cov­ fruit trees, near bus and shop­ corner fireplace, garden MANCHESTIER — Immaculate You Get — Living Room Set. entry’s best lake sections. Only ping. Owner transferred. Re­ the property is well located, nicely landscaped and treed, tool r(x>m, low cost heat, 643-0468 from Dusk to Dawn. and immaculate in every respect. We respectfully state 6 room Cape, fireplace, wall- b a i l e d h a y f o r SALE. CaU You Get — Bedroom Set. $14,700. Lawrence F. Flano, duced to $16,900. WUl trade. city water. Convenient to with no equivocation that this is such a home. We further Anthony Fiano, 649-4697 to-wall carpeting, 1-car garage, AX 6-9018. You Get — Spare Bedroom Set. BuainesB Property Realtor, #48-27##, Charles Warren E. Howland, Realtor, .schools. 116x420 lot. Plus amesite drive. Well landscaped You Get — E>en Set. emphaslxe that It hoe a nice traffic pattern with unusual For Sale 70 Nicholson, 742-#S#4. #48-1108. amesite TENNIS COURT, lot. ■ City utilities. Near bus, tEASONED CORD WOOD, saw­ Must Be Been! privacy factors, a family sized, modern kitchen, big flre­ You Get — Dinette Set tbid Ac­ natural wooded area. shopping and sch(X)ls. $16,900. ed any -length, free delivery. cessories. Reasonable Rents! placed living room, pleasant dining room, three nice b^ - U A R Realty Co., Inc., 643- Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ rooms, and a big, 60-foot long cellar, (Thie dimension d ^ YoU' Get — Accessories with MANCHESTER GREEN — Old­ 2892, Robert D. Murdock, 643- mans, T43-8002. not include the garage, so the actual home is even longe^ Call 633-2794 Every Room Outfit. VERNON er six room colonial In tip-top 6472. Why pay more, when you plus plastered walls. ^ ALL 5 ROOMS Andover ctoidition, oversize two car ga­ FOR ONLY cam get more luxurious Uv- SOUTHGATE APARTMENTS Custom built for the present owners, this line property rage, three large bedrooms, VERNON — 5 nx)m ranch, 8 $899 ing - Janitor Service#; SOUTH STREET is an ideal purchase—recent enough to be deflnltely mod­ heated enclosed sunporch. bednxims, paneled fireplace, IWBEPINQ VIEW — 1968 three buUt-ins, storms, large lot. ONLY $8 A WEEK em, mature enough to have all ^ amenities—aluminum There U nothing to do to this Septic Tanks, Off Route 6. Building form­ Completely NEW concept in apartment living; bedroom Gold Medallion Owner 876-2833. ^ ••You’ll Do Better At” storms, screens, doors, attractive shrubbery, nicely devel­ Ranch, built-in stove, huge lot, home. Only $14,900. WUl trade. AND erly occupied by Andover Duplex 4-nxMn apiurtments all with Warren E. Howland, Realtor, oped rear (95’x200’ overall) yard, etc., etc. oiriy $14,600^ Carlton W. Hutch­ BOWERS SCH(X)L — 7 room Call Evenings • Mr OIU, Owner Machine A EtcUng, wired A—Lr-B—E—R—T’—s ins, Realtor, 649-5182. 648-1108. Cape, 4 bedrooms, 1(4 baths, tor machine or tool shop, ' PRIVATE PATIOS' We think the price Is sKtremely 8oir and reaUstle. C k n Plnggad Sewers 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD tor sale or lease, Very rea­ BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED tormal dining room, weU cab- •48-4868 and BIANY EXTRAS to call us and And out? $14,500 — 6 ROOM CAPE, Im OPEN NIGHTS TILL 10 P.M. sonable. Colonial. 2(4 baths, 9 rooms, Ineted kitchen, Uving room Maehine Gleaned maculate ndJtion, nearly fin­ with fireplace, garage, deep LIVING ROOM, dining room, Agent on premise# aU day Birds, trees, grass—lovely rural eettingl ished, fireplace, open stairs, 8 fireplace#, hot water heat, SepUe Tanks, Dry WeUs, cabinet kitchen, acreage. Carl­ wooded lot, 817,500. Robert Wol­ bedroom, recreation room reerMtion room, wooded 1<>U verton Agency, Realtor, 649- Sewer Lines InstaUed— Cel­ patio fui^ture, electrical J. D. REALTY Deluxe.range, 10 cu. ft. refrigerator, dispoeal, laundry THEr WILLIAM E. RELFIORE AGENCY Manchester. Caidtea W. Hutch- ton W. Hutohln#, Realtor, 849- in bu ildi^ , ample oloeets and parking. 8140-1146. lar Waterproofing Done. pliances,' Frlgldaire electric 431 IHAIN s t r e e t — 643-5121 ' Ine. 8 0 81W. stove, upright freezer-refrigera­ 818 Center St tor combination. CaU 644-0248. FIVE ROOM flat, first floor, AVAILABLE OCTOBER... MeKINNEY BROS. newly redecorated, convenient 8484188 NORMAN HOHENTHAL — LEN CHARBONKAV Sewerage Disposal Co. ELECnUC STOVE, 8 burners to echotds, shopping, bus. Must A fen t'on Premises 876-8486 ASSOCIATES lSO-182 Peari St.—648-5808 and well. Baby carriage. CaU be eeen to be appreciated. CaU 649-81U. •48-3858. 4 'J- i\ ' r ' ■■ I. ■// ill n : - •/ •I-I-:- ” V . t'-i “ v ‘ V/iV ■ 1^ • S n I .1 \' ■ T' 'Y \

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1968 p a g e t w e n t y iianrlff0tpr 1Ettwitt0 i|mU» gee oar complete aeleoHiNi Child Guidance Clinic Benefits from Your United - - See Page 7 The Manchester Emblem Club The John Matfier Chapter, Holiday Bazdar Costume Capers of famoos... will have a horhe social Monday Order of DeMolay, will hold a About Town at 7:30 p.m. a t . the home of burtnesa meeting Monday itt Set for Nov. 20 Set for Oct. 26 Mrs. Paul Diehl, 116 Keeney 8t. 7:30 p.m. at the Maaonlc The Weather Tft* French Club of Manches­ Members may invite guests. Temple. * "Costume Capers’’ is what.the Average Dafly Net Preae Run Forecast of U. S. Weather Bnreen ter wlU meet tonight at 8 at liie Women’s Fellowship Democratic Town Committee Is For Um Week Ended Orange Hall. The board of The Eighth District Fire De­ TThe Lutheran Women’# Mis­ Center Congregational Church Fair and mild tonight, low '46- calling its Halloween dance, directors will hold a special partment will meet tonight at sionary League of SHon Evap- will sponsor a "Holiday Ba­ ' ’^ C A N D IE S Ootobar 18, 1968 50. Sunday mootly sunny, hasy 6:46 at fire headquarters, Main geWcal Lutheran Church will scheduled for 9 p.m. on Oct. 26 meeting preceding the business zaar’’ Wednesday, Nov. 20, at and warm, high 75-80. ProbaMHty meeting of the group. A social and Hilliard Sts., and proceed attend the Fall Rally 6t the at the Village Lantern Bam, of afternoon showers 3 In 10 Stm- to the Holmej Funeral Home, Upper Copnecticut Valley Zone the church. Mrs. Robert Bam- 13,8 2 5 hour with refreshments will be Tolland Tpke. Hay. held afterwards. 400 Main St., to pay respects to on Sunday at 3 p.m. at Bethle­ ingham, Mrs. Samuel Robb Member tiie Andit Karl Keller who was an honor­ hem Lutheran Church, Bristol. Jr. and Mrs. Harold Clendan- Prizes will be awarded for the Bnrenn of OlrcuUtkm Manchetter'"“^A City of Village Charm The VFW A u x i l i a r y will ary member. Those wishing transportation iel are general chairmen of the most^ original and the funnlst Quinn’s Phaimasy may call Mrs. Howard Hansen, Bide. costiunes. eponsoc a card party tonight a Costume dress Is optional and 878 MAIN ST. (Classtfted AdvertlRlng ‘ on Page 12) PRICE SEVEN CBNTi at 8 at the port home, 608 E. St. Bridget's CYO held its 21 Bremen Rd. Mrs. J.xWUlla Kelley, fair annual election of officers Mon­ sports clothes may be worn In­ VOL. .TTTm NO. 17 (FOURTBEN PAGES-TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER H, 1»«8 Center St. treasurer, will be assisted by day. Miss Eileen Perry, 211 Mrs. Raymond Winter. Mem­ stead. f' Hollister St., was elected presi­ The conunittee for the annual VFW children’s party will meet bers of the Co-Weds will be In Tickets may be obtained from dent, with her twin sister Kath­ charge of decorations. dance committee members Clar­ leen chosen as vice president. tonight at 8 at the post home, ence Foley, chairman; Ted Cum­ 608 E. Center St. Booth chairmen are Mrs. Reds^ Views Miss Judy Squires, 82 Oxford Robert Chave, adult gifts; mings, Frank Stamler, Mrs. Front End St., will be secretary of the or­ Mrs. A. Hyatte Sutllffe, chil­ Janet Bycholski and Mrs. Pat ganization, and Miss Elaine Mr. and Mrs. David A. Grosa- dren’s gifts; Mrs. Carl Gun- Conti President Acclaims On Relation McMahon, 77 Hawthorne St., man, 37 Jordt St., returned ' f ' dersen, home g^lfts; Mrs. Robb, will be its trea.surer. home yesterday after a three- Lord Home Forms teen-age gifts; Mrs., Raymond Air Fqrce Piper Special month trip to California where Occupies Pulpit Blanco Jr„ toys; Mrs. William DougHw Forbes, son of Mr. Brings Fear $12.50 The Poli.sh Women's Alliance they v i s i t e d relativee and Mlnnick, plants, and Mrs. Her­ will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at friends. The Rev. Raynold G. Jopnson, and Mrs. William Forbes of 231 superintendent of the Children’s bert Klecolt, Christmas deco­ McKee St., has been accepted Homemade (1) AUG>' FRON T END 77 North St. rations. These booths, will com­ U.S.-Soviet Accords UNITED NATIONS, N. Home in Cromwell, will be the as a member of the U.S. Air (8) BAUVNCE FRONT The Women’s Club executive prise the gift shop and will be Y. (AP)—Diplomats ex­ W HEE1.S— Reg. ?4 00 guest speaker at Trinity Cove­ Force Pipe Band. He left last board will meet Monday at 8 nant Church Sunday at 10:45 open from 1 to 9 p.m. in the week for basic tradrdng at pressed concern and puzzle­ (•) CHECK FRONT p.m. at ''\e home of Mrs. church narthex. RAVIOLI DOUBLE -- __ y-v w T mw s /A T>\ A^jsnaih AVAp ths iGst two yesiTB sui^ hsive concluded with the WHEEL BEARINGS am. and 7 p.m. Lackland AFB, Texas, and will ORONO,__ Maine (AP)_ efforts for peaceT^Soviets a few limited, enforce- ment today over Soviet For­ Walter R. Cassells Jr., 41 Fer­ Mrs. Clifford Treat will be In FRESH OR FROZEN (4t CHECK BRAKE The Rev. K. EJnar Rask, pas­ go to band headquartens at Bol­ President Kennedy said to­ Although Kennedy used strong able agreements or arrange­ Cabinet for Britain guson Rd. charge of a Children’s Shop­ ling Field, Washington, D.C., | WORLD OREEN eign Minister Andrei A. SESTEM tor of Trinity Covenant Church day "w e still live in the language to emphasize the dan­ ments of mutual benefit to both will be guest speaker of the ping Center, where children after training. sides and the world Gromyko’s statement that may do their own Christmas He auditioned and was ac-1 shadow of war’’ even gers lidierent In East-West dif­ An Four Only Miss Enid Oretta Rogers, C o V e n a nt Congregktlonal Doz. 30 c ferences, his principal theme Goldwater opposes all three East-W est efforts to lessen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John shopping. This will be in the cepted Into the bond on Sept; 4. though “there are new rays Church, Georgetown, Conn. was more moderate; arrangements, told Kennedy; tensions are making no Rogers, 1163 E. Middle Tpkc., Sunday. He Is a member of the Federation Room at the Members of the pipe band are | "It Is In our national self - in­ STAMPS of hope on the horizon.” "While maintaining our readi­ progress and "could not be recently ' enrolled in Llncoin executive committee of the Chil­ church and will also feature a all Americans. H. PASQUALINI Kennedy flatly predicted that terest to ban nuclear testl::g In Events Talks with (111.) <>>llege. dren’s Home. wishing well. Forbee is a 1966 graduate of I ness for war, let us exaust the atmosphere so that all our worse.” TEL. I44.0I04 basic American • Soviet differ- every avenue of peace. Let as The Rev. Mr. Johnson, a form­ A Country Store will, be Manchester High School. He 1 lU W E E E encee "will give ruse to further citizens can breathe tosier. It Is There were fears the Kremlin er pastor of Trinity Covenant open from 1 to 9 p.m. in the wae a member of the Manches­ 246, Avery SL, Wapplng always make clear both our In our national self-interest to might be planning to end Its Polish National Alliance will crisis, large and email, in the willingness to talk. If talk will Opponents hold its monthly meeting tomor­ Church, will speak on "The Mis­ Robbins Room. Mrs. Edward ter Pipe Band and was taught I months and years ahead.’’ sell surplus wheat in storage to honeymoon with the West and In State Besser will be In charge of by John Rennie of Boston, help, smd our readiness to fight. provoke new Incidents. row at 6:30 p.m. in the base­ sionary Spirit" at the morning But he said this Is no reason feed Russian and Eastern Euro­ SERVICE ON ALL ment of 77 North St. service, which will emphasize bakery goods; Mrs. Rod Elia- Maas., and John Kelr of Burl- | If fight we must." peans who are willing to divert Gromyko made the statement CONVENTIONAL MAKES son, candy; and Mrs. John Ington, Oonm. He has won Indi­ to halt the search for genuine One thought recurred In Ken Friday in Prestwick, Scotland, the home missions program of peace. He said Americans large portions of their limited Over Split There will be swimming to­ the denomination and confer Messenger and Mrs. Walter vidual piping awards in con­ nedy's text: that whatever hap­ foreign exchange reserves away while en roUte home from the Cross Burned Snow, delicatessen. tests in Canada and Schenect-1 should be saUsfied In.mind and pens In ^ture, the United States United States. During his stay COIN OPERATED morrow for Cub Scouts of Pack ence. He will present proposed heart that they are doing every from the implements of war. It WA8H-’N-DRY CLEAN 144 at the Bast Side Recrea­ changes in the type of child A Bargain Basement, in the ady, N.Y. should not regret recent East is In our national self-interest to in the United Suites he met LONDON (AP) — Over, MORIARTY new wing of the parish house, He was the piper in "Brim - I HOUSE & HALEl thing possible to avoid the ter­ West accords, described as with President Kennedy and At Tsuffis’ Home 11 MAPLE 8T. tion Center from 3 to 4 p.m. care now under consideration by rors of nuclear war. keep weapons of mass destruc­ riding oppo.'iition in his own AoroM From First National | the home board and the confer­ will be open from 9 a.m. until doon” for the Farmington ' ^ - SHOE SALON— Main Floor, R ear... slight progress on a .long jour­ tion out of outer space. . ." conferred with Secretary of noon, and reopen at 3 p.m. for ley Players last spring. He also The President assessed East- ney." State Dean Rusk and British At Andover Lake party. Lord Home formed « BROTHERS Store Parking Lot Cub Scout Pack 144 will have ence board. There will be a All these moves, he said, have OPEN 7 LAVS .question and answer period af­ the duration of the fair. Mrs. played for Highland Dancers at | West relations In a major for­ Kennedy said even a Soviet Foreign Secretary Lord Home, new Conservative Cabinet TEL. 64S-51SS a meeting tonight at 7 at the Walter Frederickson will be many functions in the Manches­ eign policy address prepared for violation of the limited nuclear, a single goal: "convincing the who has succeeded ailing Prime 801-315 CENTER ST. IS-Lb. Wash—25c Keeney St. School. Boys inter­ ter the talk. Soviet leaders that It Is danger­ A seven-foot cross was t(xiay and became Britain’i 9 In charge of white elephant ter and Hartford areas. a University of Maine covoca- test ban, or a sudden Commu­ Minister Harold Macmillan. \ 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.00 ested in joining may r^firter at The Children's Home is an ous for them to engage In direct prime minister. He sealed Institution of the East Coast items; Mrs. David Starrett He was guest of honor at a I TAKE THE 10-DAY WALK TEST Uoh. nist bloc refusal to buy Ameri­ U.N. delegates were surprised burned early this morning this time, If they are eight used clothing; Mrs. Theodore farewell party given by the can wheat, would provide no or indirect aggression, futile for by Gromyko's claim that the So­ his appointment by kissing years old and accompanied by Conference of the Evangelical In a sense, Kennedy seemed them to attempt to Impose their in front of the home of an Covenant Church of America. Malek, used books; and Mrs. Manchester Pipe Baind the week | to address himself both to lead­ reason for regrets. viets have carried the burden of the hands of Queen Eliza- one parent. Philip Chase, used toys. Referring to the test ban will and their system on other Andover Lake resident who It cares for 40 children. Komo before he left fojr Texas. our guGst famous moc/o j ers of the Soviet bloc and to disarmament on their shoulders II traditional Mrs. Shirley Meacham will be try our shoos of treaty, the proposed wheat deal unwilling peoples, and beneficial and his hint that he thought the has been an outspoken beth in the Dr. Irwin Kove, Dr. Jrtm private placements and some American voters exposed to the to them, as well as all the world, In charge of a luncheonette foreign policy views of Sen. Bar­ and an agreement to ban nu­ United States and Britain had critic of alleged discrimina­ act of homage. Shea and Dr. Barney Wtchman wards of the state. The 60-year-old Scottish peer from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. In ry Goldwater. clear weapons from outer space, failed to cooperate on the arms tory practices of the Ando­ wlU attend a regional aympoa- Woodruff Hall. She will also Kennedy said: (See Page Two) issue. reported he had succeeded in ORANGE HALL ium of the American Podiatry' . Masterpieces Repeatedly, Kennedy defend­ ver I^ke Property Owners forming a government after Cpl. Robert J. Rowe, son of be in charge of a snack bar in ed recent American-Soviet Gromyko aired his views , less Association at Klamesha Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rowe, 20 the same location from 2 to 4 GENUINE than 24 hours after he and So­ Association (ALTOA). meetings at No. 10 Downing St. agreements assailed by Gold N.Y., on Monday, Tuesday and Earl St.; Lance Cpl. David G p.m. Mrs. Rupert Uppllng will in Miniature viet U.N. Ambassador Nikolai The cross was tied to a road- wiUi two of the men who had Wednesday. Dlubac, son of Mr. and Mrs. head a committee for a buffet water, the Arizona Republican post In front of the home of opposed hi.s rise to Britain's who niay be Kennedy’s opponent T. Fedorenko had hailed unani­ Andrew J. Dlubac. 40 Oakwood dinner In the hall from. 5:30 to Rights Backers Balk mous General Assembly approv­ James Tsuffis. 35, on Old Lake highe.st political office—Deputy B&. and Mns. William G. Gray In the 1964 presidential elecUon Rd. Also set afire was about 25 Prime Mini.ster Richard A. But- Rd.; F’fc. Gerald.W. 'White, son 6:30 p.m. Reservations may be But he never mentioned Gold- al of the Sovtet-American pro­ 81 Hintop Dr., attended the of Kenneth White, 189 W. Cen­ made with Mrs. Laura Lioomls, LITTLE AMSTOOIIAT* posal outlawing nuclear-armed yards of grass and leaves along leter and Reginald Maulding, 36th annual parents weekend at DEERSKIN water, even IndlrecUy. He sim­ ter St, all serving with the 48 N. Elm St. space satellites. the road. There was no damage chancellor of the exchequer. Oolby Junior College lart. week. MINIATURE CHOCOLATES ply cited the agreements and BINGO United States Marine Corps, are Mrs. Donald Richter will be In termed them "new opportunlUes At Moderating Effort “ For some reason, the Rus­ to the Tsuffis house. Home, the foreign secretary Thetr daughter, Judith, la a Assorted Milk and |||| rtiw foftest shoos that ovor walkodt EVERY SAT. NIGHT— 7:30 participating in joint training charge of a nursery for shop­ which we cannot afford to sians have decided to talk out of Tsuffis, an Andover constable in the outgoing government off senior at the New Hampshire per's children in the kinder­ Dark Chocolate Lb. ” I * both sides of their mouths," said 72 EcMt CwitGr Street — Manchester maneuvers, titled "Operation miss." and a lieutenant In the Andover Harold Macmillan, declined to women’s oollegs. Dull Knife,” with the Pacific garten room from 9 Am. to 4 WABHINOTON (AP) — Re-^to the attorney general tq bring one Western delegate. Are department, said he was re­ say whether Butler and Maud- Fleet Amphibious Forcea p.m. In flying to New England, He recalled Gromyko’s opti­ pairing a two-way radio In his ling had agreed to serve with Kennedy was dogging Goldwat- civil-rights suits, Dr. Israel Gerahanoff, op­ publicans and Democrats hold­ yit also would narrow the cov- mistic comment after calling on kitchen at about 3 a.m. when him. But informants said tometrist, has moved to hla new er's footsteps. Three days ago, ing out for a stronger civil Kennedy last week that both he heard his dog growling out­ chances are good that they, as Uia senator sharply criUezed erage of the subcommittee bill’s office at 357 E. Center S t He W hat W e Mean By OU R 10- rights bill were tte chief ob-- ban on racial discrimination in sides appeared wiling to “ board- side. He said he looked out. saw well as I„ord Hailsham, will stay was at hia forme^ address, 915 the President’s forelpt and en the field of questions” on on in their old po.sts. domestic fund-raising dmner to stacle today to a compromise places of public accommodation. a cross on Are, and heard an ex­ Main St, for 19 years. DAY WALK TEST! W ear these wonder­ For the rest. It would follow which understanding should be plosion. About 25 yards of road­ Newsmen also were told Lord Halloween Masquerade Dance night. agreement in the House Judici­ fairly closely the administra­ sought. side erupted In Aames and Home probably will announce The President, Jn his campus ary Committee. tion’s original ]^roposals, most The same day, Soviet Premier spread 15 yards toward hia his Cabinet tonight or Sunday. TURNING If AVES ful shoes for ten d a y s... if they do not prove address, called attention to the Sponsored By ITie VFW Anderson-Shee Post 2046 The rough outline of a bill the of which were expanded by the Khrushchev sent messages to house.. The informants said Home just the right shoes to give you complete foot* timing of his remarks — one administration hopes moderates subcommittee. But it would re­ Tsuffis said he saw a Agure bring with ws a changing taaion. In week before the first anniver­ would give up his Atle and go Shorwin-Wllliains Saturday, Oct. 19,1963— 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. of both sides can agree upon tain the provision for a Fair (See Page 8U) dart from the burning eroaa and to Commons as Sir Alexander thsEs days of uncartainly how wonderful happiness, return them ond your money will be sary of the grave crisis that fol­ Employment Practices Commis­ head toward a nearby car. TTie lowed the discovery of Soviet has been worked out, but a (or Alec) Douglas-Home. He re­ k k to place our faith and trust in on POST HOME, 608 E. CENTER ST. refunded. Fair enough® Try them N O W . tough selling Job remains before sion added by the subcommittee. car roared down the road tains the title "sir” because he PAINTS missiles in Cuba. The chief salesman for the toward the lake, he said. unchanging Christ. Hove you accepted And he said t’ e recent "pause it can be approved. is a knight of the- Scottish Order Him os your perionol Saviour? Dancing to Charlie Varrick and His Orchestra The bill would eUn^lnate from scaled-down bill has been Atty. Space Crew Tyuffia’ Negro wife and two of the Thistle and will not lay In the Cold War" was achieved Gan. Robert F. Kennedy, who W. H. ENGLAND Prizes To Be Awarded For Outstanding Costumes "by the firmness we dlsptayed a strong bill approved by a Ju-, as, ^ « d four and eight, alept that rank down along with hip (ffjMcm SclM y subcomihlttae » - provl- temrt'AmytiOng stronger ' can’t through the incident. TbufAo earldom. He is an earl of Scot­ **Jetu( Christ the some yetterdoy, and LUMBER C O . a year ago "as ■well as vy our pass. . Broader D y | x Donations 81-50 Pbr Couple restraint—by our etforta for de- Sion1 grfiiiiflfig swtt]^!!# powers called the Andover Fire Depart­ land as well as English Baron today and forever." Hebrews 13:8 901 MAJN ST.—64S-5S21 Committee Chairman Emanu­ ment and then called Asst. Fire Douglas, "A t the Oreen”-4I49-5201 nckets WUl Be AvaUable At 'The Door Prescription Pharmacy el Celler, D-N.Y., a chief archi­ Chief Maxwell B. Hutchinson, Home's next step is to win a tect of the subcommittee bill, Specialists -who also lives on Old Lake R4., seat in the House of Commone C agreed to abandon It In favor of about a mile and a half from through a special election aa THE OHUROH of Ihs NAZARENE the milder administration ver­ By IMUu T b . SKELTON Tsuffis’ house. .soon as possible. He would be 286 BfAIN 8T., MANCHESTER, OONNEOTICUT Senate Fight Brews sion- after Kennedy had spent When Hutchinson arrived the as.sured of victory. He is expect­ two days before the full com­ HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The “ A OHtJRCH WITH A MISSION” eroaa had fallen over Into the ed to have an early meeUng mittee and then huddled priv­ nation has 14 new astronauts road. He said flames were RORE31T J. 8HOFF, Pastor with Harold Wilson, leader of ately with the Democrats. and their collegiate training about three feet high but were Faioe of Lord Home is reflected in highly polished door of the opposition Labor party, to Over Foreign Funds But only a bare majority of broadens the capabilities of the not spreading. Hutchinson esti­ London's Nb. 10 Downing Street this morning. Home suc­ the Northern Democrats on the ceeded in forming a new oabinet and thus becomes Prime ^ discuss postponing Parliament's SUNDAY SERVICES U.S. space team.;^ mated Oiat a fun gallon of gas­ reopening until Homs could be committee have so far agreed oline was used in the Incident. Mtnistor of Britain. (AP Photofax). i Sunday School ...... 9.80 to support Celler. The others College degrees practically elected. Parliament is scheduled WASHINaTON (AP) — Thetflght to cut the bill back to the The blaze waa quickly ex- to open Oct. 29 after the sum­ Worship Hour ...... 10:45 ...... $3,602,075,000...... voted by the want to get the strongest pos­ broke eyen with advanced pilot stage has been set for a lively training Friday as the Manned tonguirtied by firemen who ar­ mer recess. Youth Fellowship...... 6:00 Senate floor fight over foreign House. sible bill to the floor and make Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., in any needed concessions At that Spacecraft Center boosted its rived shortly after the alarm Lord Home is no stranger to M>seoelih>o CHRIST Evangelism ...... 7:00 SHOES FOR MEN ^•niTol aid. moon shot manpower pool to 80 wee sounded. the House of Commons. He was The foreign relations commit­ Oregon when the bill was re­ point. Traffic to Morocco esee*ed i Manufacturers have more ported, authorized a proxy vote They also don't want the Dem- astronauts. TTie croes, oe-ven feet by A've, a member at various times be­ + ^ WEDNESDAY special offers than we can. tee Friday assured a battle by All 16 of the astronauts select­ wys made from two tree limtoe, tween 1931 and 1951, when he Ceewesd In voting to restore 8700,290,000 of against It as a prelude to offer- ] ocrats to have to take the blame Mid-week S ervice...... 7:80 keep track of. among civil rights groups for ed In 1959 and 1962 are ex­ and tied together with wire. was elevated to the House of ComiwQ I $1 bllUon tiie House had slashed Ing a series of proposed cutting Tsuffto said today, "You reed Pepperidge Farm . is out amendments after the debate cutting down the bill In order to perienced test pilots but only Ijords upon the death of Us with tiny Snack Crackers. from President Kennedy’s pro­ eight of the new 14 hold test about these thingB happening Halted by Algeria father. gram. starts. win Republican support. Five varieties under the Sen. J. WUllam Fulbright, D- On the Republican side, Rep. pilot certificates. down South but it’s hard to be­ Once settled into office, Lord name "Goldfish.” 25c refund After weeks of consideration The other six new trainees are lieve they oan happen right WESBORO the committee approved a bill Ark., the foreign relations com­ William M. McCulloch, R-Ohlo, e___ n Home's biggest task will be te offer . . . take coupcai. mittee chairman, said the com­ the ranking GOP member, faces experienced Jet pilots who are iWTG. ALGIERS (AP) — Algerian? southwest of Algiers, where the lead his scandal-rocked Oon- carrying authority for $4|302,- specialists in such areas as for all the 365,000 for military and econom­ mittee figure was closely in line a tougher job than Celler In Un-” Hie added, "I hope this wakes authorities halted air. train and frontier has long been ■n ] servatives into a Aght against with the recommendations of a ing up support for the softer physics, radiation effects, re- up the town and the staite.” He highway traffic between Algeria dispute. Laborites in a general election BOTH STORES O PElT j styles young ic assistance abroad this budget liabUity engineering and strato­ Send 12 labels from yea r^ n ly $327,260,000 less than presidential committee headed bill. One committee Republican, blamed the incident partly on and Morocco today as the fron­ The fighting now .seemed to that must be called before No­ spheric radiance. One of them Is the "refusal of A U O A to ar­ be .spreading northeastward I vember 1964. TONITE 4 Beechnut Baby Food men want most! the White House asked for. by den! Lucius D. Clay which j Rep. John V. Lindsay of New tier conflict between the two called for a tightening of the aid' York, told the House In a speech the program’s first doctor of sci- rive at a constiructlve solution nations worsened. even to regions where, the line 1 Butler and Maudling called s4 Strained...... 9 for 95c The storm signals were un •/5y furled Immediately. prograifi.. ' Thursday a majority of commit- ence of the discrimination problems The stoppage was not official­ is clearly marked and has never ! the prime minister’s residence J u n io r...... 6 for 92c The committee wrote Into the | tee Republicans favor the sub- The National Academy of Sci­ here.” ly announced. But passengers been challenged by either side. | shortly after 9 a.m. s Senate Republican leader ence and the National Aero­ and get coupon worth Everett M. Dlrksen, who con­ blU a 2 per cent Interest rate on ■ committee bill, Both Tsuftrt, a white, and a Inquiring about transportation In Marrakech, King Has.san, Butler was closeted with Home all loans abroad, to become e f-! But McCulloch, who worked nautics and Space Adminis­ New Haven Negro minirtw to Morocco were told all serv­ II of Morocco accused Algeria for just over an hour. When he $1.00. Get details here. tends that the congressional and tration are cooperating in estab­ AIRWA' public temper Is running" against fective after the fifth year of with Celler to bring out both have charged ALPOA with dis­ ices were Interrupted. of trying to promote a full-scale ! left, he declined to say whether each loan. i the 1957 and 1960 civil rights lishing criteria for astronaut set criminatory practices In its Asked when they would be re­ war. by attacking two outpo.sts ■ Home had succeeded in winning the aid program, predicted entists. he contested Sahara I deeper reductions when the Under the pro-vision, the gov­ bills on a bipartisan basis, membenship policies. The stale sumed, clerks replied, "there outside his and Maudllng's support. 7TIU Buy 8 bars Cash|bere Soap Various scientific groups have zone. Minutes later Home em erg^ the ernment must charge not less shares the view that the strong­ a v il Rights Commission is tn- Is no Information on that sub­ arid get free a' Ferry Boat Senate be^ns debate on encouraged NASA to permit a measure a week from next than thrae-f(furths of 1 per cent er bill can never be enacted. vertigating the charges. Tsuf- ject.” , The Algerian attacks were and told waiting newsmen, ‘^ e that floats. geolo^st or similar scientist to staged at Ich and Tinzrar, 600 comment until I have seen the Monday. a year for the first five years. His position Is far more repre­ As and the mirtster, the Rev. Telephone and telegraph com­ sentative of the House Republi­ participate in the moon shots WiUiam Philpot, have tried munications were still function­ miles northeast of the di.sputed Sen. Allen J. Ellender, D-La., tb-t are a U.S. objective by Friday Nite ’n Saturday Only! tyid reporters he will make a (gee Page Three) cans’ than Lindsay's. without Bucoess to join the lake ing. Sahara area in which most of (See Page, 8hc) And last but not least 170. , association. Both own property Diplomatic relations have not, the fighting has taken place, the The first “ Dr. Astronaut” Is in the lake area but cannot use been formally broken off. Ther«-; King said Friday, . . . if you have not Edwin E. Aldrln Jr., an Air lake facilities untii they are was no sign of activity at the Has.san said 25 Moro<.-cans WohHit Ptnish Force major from Glen Ridge, members of ALPOA. Morocpan Embassy In Algiers, were killed in Ich. tried the new frozen N.J., with 2,200 hours of jet fly­ Tsuffis has complained that however, and telephone calls re-1 He charged that the „ fighting Bulletins Danish pasfry Less Than Vital News ing time. the assooiaticn has diaorlminat- malned unanswered, was a deliberate effort - on the The doctorate thesis written ed against his elght-yeer-oW Until Friday, the conflict was i part of the Algerians "to trans- Culled from AP Wrree M E H E MUNK by Aldrin, 33, at the Massachu­ confined to a remote strip of the I ----- setts Institute of Technology Sahara centered 900 miles (See Page Six) , do so while you can earlier this, year, was on ((toe Page Six) manned orbital rendezvous, TAKES aWEEPOTAKBS return.two labelsabels and Elsewhere space.maneuver that will figure NEWMARKET, England get a one dollar bill., Chicago City Hall prominently in the t>yo - man (A P) — Comnvander-to-Ctilef LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — Gemini and three - man Apollo today won the Oambrldge- THE ABOVE IS A REAL 140th Details at Pinehurst. City tax collector Alfred moon shots that are to follow the Pentagon Civilians Lose Round shire Stakes, the race cairy* Fails at Cupid Job Plourde Jr. went to the Lewis­ now - completed solo flights of Ing the Irish sweepstake*. ANNIVERSARY S-P-E-C-I-A-L-! only ton fairgrounds Friday to put Project Mercury. Amerioan-owned Prtoolpal We are sure you will want the bite on the o-wner of a race R. Walter Cunningham, 31, a To House Services Committee was se<*ond, and Hasty fZoud to try Pepperidge Farm’s By ROGER BUNSAUM f writing to.everyone In the world, horse for a delinquent tax bill. Santa Monica, Calif., civilian was third. Barwln was foortJi. new 39c "Tiny GOLDFISH OmCAOO (AP) — Plan# to griping." While the two discussed the bill who is' a captain in the Marine ■lutlges called for photogrape BE SURE TO SEE YOUR SNACK CRACKERS and play cupld to cadets from two On Wednesday, Miss Benedet he patted the horse. A ly Reserve, is completing EDITOR’S NOTE — Relationaftoward eliminating racial dis-ARep. F. Edward Hebert, D-La., before giring Commandep- we predict a good future aervice academia have thrown ti and her disappointed girl­ The horse bit him on the right work on a doctorate In physics crimination near military bases approved the bill by a 9-4 vote. . in-Chlef the verdict by a lycb for Keebler’a new Golden at the University of California between the House Armed Serv City Hall and the city’s working friend, Jeanine D’Angelo, shot arm. Ices Committee and the Penta­ On the surface, the bill ap­ It goes before the full commit­ over principal for the flrrt Nectar 49c bag of cookies. girls into a ruckus that has led off a letter to the White House The injury wasn't serious and at Los Angeles. proved Friday would make a tee Oct. 29. Passage there is as­ prize of $11,292. "They will be Integrated into gon’s Civilian leaders have been to a call for help from the complaining they were being the delinquent taxpayer prom­ leas than harmonious, and now simple change: It would set a sured since the bill was intro­ FAIRWAY "rankly discriminated against” ised to settle the bill. duced in the first place by Rep. AMBUSH LBB.ANB6IB White House. flat four-year term—without re­ (See Page Six) another discord has been struck. Our ,-meat departmen by DESCO | The cMitroversy was stirred by City Hall. This time It concerns the terms appointment—for all members Carl Vinson, D-Ga., powerful BEIRUT. Lebanon (.AP)— BRIMFIELD, Dl. (AP)—Mr. chairman of the full committee. will have rib roast bee)‘ up Initially by two 18-year-old The big ball was planned for of—and in a sense, the control of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Syrian army troops slipped aecretarles who complained that about 6,000 West Point and Air. and Mrs. Thomas House were Under present laws, the Pres­ The Kennedy administration's and steaks that will just 9.99 with the miracle-soft RED CARPET*] over—the Joint Chiefs of Staff. across the border today, am­ somebody in City Hall had Force Academy cadets coming more than mildly startled when Early Date Seen ident usually—but not always— strong opposition to the bill bushed a Lebanese patrol and Introducing our greolett selection of famous Weiboro styles they awakened Friday and Staff writer Stanley Meisler dis­ FOR HALLOWEEN FUN be “ forkU»nder.” ^ S t Z C S banned them from attending the lor the game, the first _Mrvice cusses the situation in the fol­ makes appointments for two seemed to have little effect on ; killed three soldiers In a pro­ comfort to pillow every step Hare s o repeat Chicago found their yard crammed with the determination of Hebert's for young men. We hove exactly what you wont at o sen* J' big Army • Air Force football football encounter- in For 3rd Council lowing story and reports that year's and then reappoints the dawn gtm batUe, a govem- of our most unprecedented - our mosi successful offer: we wont dance Nov. 2. since 1926. uninvited guests. i chief If he wants to keep him subcommittee to approve it. • Masks • Cookla Cunm “ There were pigs • every­ more sets-to seem to be in the inent spokesman charged, TTie Try our easy to slice "M y girl friend and I went to Col. Reilly, imaware of the wind. longer. Ro.swell L. Gilpatric. deputy spokesman claimed four Sy­ eible, proctical price. Eqdi style b quality-crafted with fle» I v ^ « « 7 you to wear these buttar-soK feather-light, fabulously flexRrie gathering storm, earlier this where," Mrs. House wdd. "More VATICAN CITY (AP) — Indi­ secretary of defense, testified City Hall, room 610, to apply for cations are that the third ses­ But the bill has more signifi­ rian patrols fired on Leba­ • Cbslumus * Doeerotions tender to eat, lean bone­ shoes. . . feel how they caress your foot and moke pillows otX of being Chets’ datea like the month checked out his blind than a hundred of them.” cant overtones, for it stems that the administration feels the lUe arch to give comfort every step of the way. Police determined the porkers sion of the Ropian Catholic-Ecu­ By STANLEY MEISLER nese gendarmes and seWUere less loin pork roast. pavements — how the 14 inch deep Rod Corpel Urethane cushion j newspapers said we, could," Su­ date plans with officers from the WASHINGTON (AP) — The from a belief by some subcom­ bill would tie the Pre.sident's , * Candies * Paper Tabjeware academies. \ .had.broken out of a pen on the menical Council will be called handa, and Secretary of Defense j at different times Friday aad In smooth polished block leathers and antique brown. Szes 31&:6. M-o-o-t-s you through busy days in hedVeniy foot com fort... san BenedetU related. as early as January 1964, civUian chiefs of the Pentagon mittee members that there is a tiMla.v, and termed the aeto "A woman Mcretazy or some­ “ Nothing would please the nearby farm of Harold Gilles. civilian gag on the military Robert S. McNamara wrote tlie Qilles came and' rounded up instead of next spring or fall. have gone another round i^th aggressions on Lebanese saR. * Colorful Trick or Treat Bogs feel how Kke o dream they fit. . . and see what a foshlon lift they thing told us, ‘(Ni, I’m Mrry. mayor more than to have 5,000 the House Armed Services Com­ chiefs, a gag that could be : subcommittee that the President i Four Legged Chickens a Shoas Carefully and Expertly Fittadl his mss. The current seasion, which be­ give So your newest, smartest daytime clothes. And you con wosfi | Didn’t you know? It’s Jukt for cadets come to the ball,” he an­ mittee—and lost. plucked away by the security o f . should have free choice of his | 26 KILLED IN RAIDS 45c. 7-rib pork roast at nounced. gan last Sept. 29 after a nine- a four-year term. I military advisors. i , Rtem c t m wMt fust o swish o f o damp cloth. oollege girls.’ ” month recess following the At a subcommittee meeting, SAKiON South vie* 37c. All sausage at 79e Repoiu of the incident even- "But we must know who'Is PARIS (AP) — The imbellev- The bill was introduced, in This opposition seemed '« LOCATIONS death of Pope John X X m , Is nine members pushed through a Nam (.AP) — Commuoia* and tender chuck roaata tuiOly got to Col. Jack ReUly, coming to the affair — in ad­ able happ^ed Friday in the Na­ fact, after President Kennedy firm that Hebert predicted that #76 MAIN STREET tional Assembly—a Frenchman scheduled tq end Dec. 4. bill Friday aimed at what they guerrillas killed 26 peraone LOOK! aide to Mayor Richard J. Daley vance. Tbere’a going to be noth­ consider is too much civilian in­ had refused to reappoint Adm. President Kennedy would veto DoWntosm Manchester will fit any budget. ing pickup about this thing. We had to be cajoled into drinking Vatican sources said that the bill if it were passed. Gil­ and wounded 11 others bi WE NOW GIVE and chief cupid for the Ug aome of the Asian and South terference with the armed eerv- George W. Anderson for a sec­ Open Tuesday ’n Thursday till 9 Saturday n is^ affair. He denied are kee^ng Ode