~ J FRIDAY, SBIPTEMBER 20,1961 ■ ^ 1 The .Weather PAGE SIXTEEN ATtMmgo Daily Net ProtM Ron ef D. a. WeeOMr Bnreen m an rb f0lpr Eoptiitta ISfralii For Use Week Ended Septenber 14. 1968. Partly ciondy cool tonight, Pvt. Joseph A. Mature, son of The Manchester Junior Square National Officer RANGE Mrs. Tflly Mature, 120 Bolton St,, Dance Club will have a dance to 13,630 LOW 4* te se. ai y p a r tly t m - About Town has been assigned to R Co. of the night at Waddell School gymnasi Of W W Visits ay amd pleasant. h 86 to 70. 4th Training Regiment of the U.S. um from 7:30 to 10:30. Refresh FUEL OIL Btenher at Um Andlt Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Anny Infantry Training Center, ments will be served. Town on Sunday Boreen of Ojronlatton Manchester— ‘A City of Village Charm ' .attanoh, wlH meet Monday at 7:30 Ft. Dix, NJ., for eight weeks baMc GASOLINE 'i.m. at ti»e Masonic Temple. AJl training. The Rev. Abram Sangrey, pas Mra. WUUam S. Campbell of PRICE SEVEN CENTS tor of Bolton Methodist Ohurdi, (IXaaaifled AdvertMng ea Pago 18) itangers and Color Giisrda are re Neenah, Wia., national president VOL. LXXXn, NO. 300 (TWELVE PAGE»—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1963 minded to attend. The Omar Shrine Club will have will be In charge of radio broad of the VFW Auxiliary, will make BANTLY OIL "Pote’s Night” Friday, Sept. 27, casts sponsored by the Manchester hw offIdal vlrit to the Department (•()^ll'AN'i . I M '. The peach dessert festival, spon At the Mianchester Country Club. Ministerial Association on Sta of Connecticut Auxiliaryry tomorrowtomorri A steak dinner aWJI be served at tion WENT Sunday at 7:35 p.m. sored by the FWendrtiip Circle of and Sunday. ;:;i >:,\iN siiii;i:i iiie Salvation Army, will be held 7 after a social time beginning at and dally next week at 7:30 a.m. A state meeting will be held 6. Fred Ellis of Wethersfield will 'IKI.. Mltciull ;i-i iomorrpw at 7 p.m. at the Youth and 6:30 p.m. Sunday at 2 pm. at the VFW JFK s Moon Shot Bid Center of the Citadel, 861 Main St. narrate a f i lm , "Tanganyika Senate Ends Home, Manchester. Mrs. Campbell iJuikMlIr I K .\fter deewert and coffee, a fHm Safari.” The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor Will apeak on the goals of the will be Aown. of Concordia Lutheran Church, national organisation, the cancer, Mrs. Charles R. Baxter Jr., 34 will conduct a service Sunday at Olcott Dr., and Miss Nancy Cole, hospital, rdiabdlltation, youth ac The Manchester Oedarettea wlU 6:40 a.m. at the chapel of Man tivities, Amerioanism, civil defenae meet at the Center congregational 58 Stephen St., are volunteers from chester Memorial Hospital. “The N-Ban Debate and memibership program* of the Garners Wide Favor; ,'hurch Monday at 6:30 p.m. and this area working for the Cornell Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, associate Fund of Cornell Univereity, Itha ■VFW. proceed to Clark’s Restaurant, pastor of Center Congregational Memhers of the VFW Auxiliary, WlHlmantic, for dinner. Anyone ca, N.y, Church, will serve as hospital Manchester, who will assist at the WASHINGTON (A P)—The Senate has ended its general wishing transportation may call chaplain next week. visitation are Mrs. Charles Hirth, Tipuh/i Mias Poppy Gerard, daughter of debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty and has one Mrs. Robert M u 1 d o o n, 152 department Junior vice president; pndridge St. Mr. and Mrs. John Gerard, 75 more hurdle before voting Tuesday on ratification. USSR Reserves Reply Mrs. Jane Fortin, secretary-treas Olcott Dr., j>articipated in the The Manchester Rod and Gun On Monday, the action centers on attempts by critics and Tufts University orientation ac Club will hold Its quarterly meet urer; Mrs. Florence Streeter, past ing Monday at 8 p.m. at the club depatment president, and Mrs. lukewarm supporters to attach reservations to the pact which tivities and matl^ulatioin exercises UNITED NATIONS, N. held on the MedfOTd campus this house on Daley Rd., Coventry. Jdary LeDuc, publicity Erector. would ban nuclear tests except underground. Y. e t B BUILDINB week. She was \v^comed as an The Manchester Auxiliary wUl Republican and Democratic (AP)— President Kennedy’s ujjperclaseman to th^^tudent body The Hi-Leaguers of Trinity Cov serve a turkey dinner after the leaders have expressed confidence dramatic bid for a U.S.-Soviet of Bouve-Boston School\where she enant Church will have a get- meeting. Mrs. Florence Streeter, they have enough voles to win CONTRACTORS ratification by a large margin and moon expedition won general will be studying for hSr degree together tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. at chairman of the dinner, ■will accept DOUBLE CUSTOM HOMES the church. Touch football will be reservations. Senators’ to turn back any reserve.tiors. ly enthusiastic reaction. His in physical edi:cation. One of the reservations is a pro OUR SPECIALTY played before a hot dog and com WORLD GREEN -1 moderate policy statement Joseph Barth—649-0S20 217 TO 21* po.sal by Sen. Barry Goldwater, . Ensign Andretw T. SuhJe ofxthe roast. A special program to wel R-Ariz.. to postpone the treaty’s stirred guarded hopes for United States Navy.,, son of Mr. come Grade 9 students will be HARTFORD (A P )—The State Motor Vehicle Department’s dally Quotes effectiveness until the Soviet Union progress in easing cold war and Mrs. Andrew Suhie, 85 Holi held in Fellowship Hall. The event record of automobile fatalities as STAMPS removes its military base and tensions at the U.N. General St., is serving aboard the fleet i,s open to pupils of Grade 9 and of last midnight and the totals on any nuclear-capable weapons from Assembly session. ocean tug UBS Ute. a Pacific t^. the same date last year: Cuba. 2 FOR RENT WASHINGTON (AP) — Kennedy’* address Friday, fol Service Force Unit, currently op 1962 1963 ALL WEEK Although only 15 senators have 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors erating with the Seventh Fleet in Key quotes of senators who lowing an unusually mild policy The Ctovenant Women’s League KlUed ...... 216 217 announced they will vote again.st speech by Soviet Foreign Minister -«aonnd or silent, also 86 mm. the Western Pacific. of Trinity Covenant Church will spoke Friday in the Senate de the treaty. Scv. George D. Aiken. sUde projectors. Andrei A. Gromyko, heartened dip meet* tonight at 8 at the church. bate on the limited nuclear R-Vt.. a treaty .supporter, pre lomats weary of bitter exchanges WELDON DRUG CO. Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs. test ban treaty: dicted Goldwater ria" mu.ster as between the two b'g powers. 901 Main S t—Tel. Ml 8-6821 Ronald Gocht will serve as host Sen. Hiram L. Fong, R-Hawaii many as 30 votes for his reserva- Gromyko welcomed Uie concil esses. Members are reminded to Penny Saver Volunteers Guests at Social "the weight of military, .scientif-j fi°n. iatory nature o f Kennedy’s bring Gleaner envelopes. A special Ic and dipIomaUc authority, bal-1’ Aiken, a member of the Senate speech, but reserved comment on program has been planned. A coffee time for about 35 volumteer workers o f the Penny Savor Thriift Shop wra held yeeterd^ ancing the risks against the bene-.Foreign Rclation.s Committee, at ^ “ o J ^ of Mm Howard Baldwin, 156 Wa^^noke Rd. Mrs Bdward the ^ ^ TAKE THE 10-DAY WALK TEST specific proposals, pending study. Mrs John E White, as Mrs. John J. Allison await* her turn. The thrw Me aome the volw fits to be gained from the treaty,' said there may be fewer votes He also conveyed to Kennedy the PERSONALIZED Robert G. Anderson, a hospital-” favors ratification.’’ hr a reservation by Sen. Russell "warm personal greetings” of t^ rs t S have .serv;^ the shop since it opened in N o v ^ CHRISTMAS CARDS man in the United States Navy b e o u r guest, try our famous shoes made of Sen. John G. Tower, R-Tex.: spell out that Premier Khrushchev at a recep Last Call For 16% 0 « to the Store. Sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of Atoivcheater Memory Hoapi^, t*« the United States has a right to and son of Mr. and Mrs, Iver G. Saver moved to its present location at 615 Main St. last May, from 474 Miam SE Stcro s iy . bas The verdict I have reached is tion after the President’s .speech. KUTMEO COUNTRY STORE Anderson, 15 Willard Rd., has ^ in^^ed sL h K voX^ of bualnees. R ie open Mton^y thim^ Satui^ from l^n u Bishop O^Brien Seals Cornerstone that this treaty is guilty. It. is use nuclear weapons to defend it Gromyko’s remarks seemed to ROUTE 6. ANDOVER been assigned to the staff p f the self or any of its allies. Resen'a- support the growing hope that the n m anH T*hitr«Hov eVtttill£S frOTTl 7 tO 9 pJTl. A.pp6iT€fl fOF Sil ITlCmbOTS otf tll6 fSITllly, The Most Reverend Henry J. O’Brien, Archbishop ra the Hartford Diocese, widds a now guilty of having created false OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY" newly established First Naval\Dis- househrtd'fumiBhingB and miecellanoaua Items are sold. All proffts are donated by the auxiliary to hopes for peace while we are tions can be rejected by a major- Soviets, seared by the Cuban trict 'Training School, DavisviUe, trowel of mortar, during the blessing of the cornerstone of SL Margwet Mary s _____ although ratification it- crisis and differences with Peking, 0 A.M. to 9 PM. the hospital. (Herald photo by Oflara).______threatened with destruction. It R.I. GENUINE will shortly be guilty of aiding 1 "'ill require a two-thirds ma- are more interested in East-West Church in South Windsor this morning, as the Rev. Thomas C. 0 Neil, the church s pastor, assists. The dedication Mass was attended by record crowds from the two-year- and abetting the decline In Ameri-' senators are amity than in rocket-rattling. Michael A. Geciauskas, son of Manchester Assembly, Order of John J. Tanl, son of Mr. and can nuclear superiority.’ ’ , band. * Kennedy told the Ill-nation as Mr. and Mrs. Mykolas Geciauskas, Rairibow for Girls, will have an Mrs. James V. Tanl, 90 Concord old parish, divided from the existing St. Francis of Assisi parish just tivo years ago. Sen. Kenneth B. KeaUng, R- A" unofficial As.sdclated Pres.s . sembly the world may have 50 Starkweather St., and Jeremy initiatory meeting Monday ait 7:30 Rd., has entered his sophomore VALUE The church, barely completed in time for the morning’s ceremonies, is described on page N.Y.: The treaty Is "realistically survey shows 82 senators either reached "a pause In the cold B. Conklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. p.m. W the Masonic Temple. Offi yeM at St. John Fisher College, DEERSKIN 6. (Herald photo by Pinto.) limited to what can be accom -1 for or inclined to vote, ■ war.” He set out basic U.8.-Soviet John H. Conklin. 85 Olcott Dr„ cers wlH wear long white gvwns. Rochester, N.Y., where he Is en plished today within the shared, f®'" ratification 15 against and differences, but called for furthw have entered Colgate University, rolled in the pre-medical course. RATED the softesf shoes that ever walkedi interests of Uie United States, the i - J^n-s. Howard (^nnon D steps in easing cold war tensions, Hamilton, N.Y. Lt. (Jg.j John J. Drew, United Wallace Answers Mayor Lee Soviet Union and the United | ^ev,, John L. McClellan, D A r^, specifically by pooling U.8. and States Navy,\son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Luongo, son of Mr. GOP Demands Kingdom. ” Attachment of rescr- Smith, R- Soviet space research and exper and Mrs. Lawrence Luongo, 81 USED ience lor a moon shot. •p«oe doean’t al Miss Bnld Rosenthal, daughter Percy H. Prow, 18 Bond St., re vations "would be a serious mis- durfng the pa.st two low US to list our I of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rosenthal, cently completed six weeks of pre- Preston Dr., is underling recruit taltb.” Delegates praised the tenor of huge variety. 38 Lawton Rd., will appear Sunday flight school at the Naval Air training at the Naval Training Spending Curb weeks has averaged 40.000 words Kennedy’s speech and echoed his Center, Great Lakes, 111. CARS Sen. Len B. Jordan, R-Idaho: a day. call lor peaceful settlement of at 8 pjn. in a performance at the Station, Pensacola, ,Fla. What We Mean By OUR 10- On ‘.‘Pearl Harbors do not happen to Hartford Modemm Duice ITieatre Probe Presses Sen. Len B. Jordan. R-Idaho, East-West differences. With Tax Cut nations which are -vigilant. Pearl became the 15th senator to an There was considerable specu at the Jerwish ComirRinlt ComirRinlty Center Harbors happen to nations which Theatre, Bloomfield ' Ave., West CONVERTIBLES DAY WALK TEST! Wear these wonder nounce he will vote against the lation why Kennedy suggested the have allowed themselves to be treaty and Sen. Olin D. Johnston, joint moon expedition. Some dele Hartford. She le^a ballet student WASHINGTON (AP) — Repub lulled into a false complacency." artce which features five premiere ful shoes for ten d a y s... if they do not prove For Boi bing Clues D-S.C., removed himself from the gates axpreseed the belief that '42 OLDSMOBILE licans have told the people that Sen. Olln D. Johnston, D-S.C.: doubtful list by announcing he will Kennedy feels the United States ance whch features fve premere just the right shoes to give you complete foot- Congress would be "playing Rus The treaty “ contains the hopes vote lor it. works of Joseph Albano, director start!re convertible. cannot beat the Soviets to the BUT sian Roulette with our destiny” for world peace and the way to Jordan said that he would gladly moon on Us own. of the Hartford School of Ballet. hoppineso, return them and your money will be ’THE ASSOCIATED PBkSS Ocese, which compriaes Alabama achieve this without sacrificing 85 East Center St. *42 CHEVROLET if it approves President Ken vote for the treaty If it “ provided It was noted that U.S. space Impala V-’S convorttblek '^•nslon eased in “ Birmingham, ■ and Northwest Florida. nedy’s tax cut bill without a our honor and freedom. The world officials at Cape Canveral voiced If It's a V«9etabl« or Fruit, you con bo suro refunded. Fair enough® Try them NOW , At Montgomery, Gov. Georke C. for full inspection'.’ to assure So At Summit St. Ala., as investigators sought a brake on federal spending. must emerge from the night of viet compliance. ■'* disappointment o v y this as an In- '41 OLDSMOBILE lead to Sunday’s church bombing, Wallace sent a telegram to Mayor Rep. John W. Byrnes, chief distrust and Into the light of "Without full inspection our best Mrs. Nhu and Daughter dicaUon that the President seems S PERO H A S IT! ! ! « WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL "88” convertible. while in New York mounted police Richard Lee of New Haven, Conn., GOP spokesman on tax matters, peace. I .wanted the United States ready to abandon the U.S. moon In which he said that he is "cer chance for survival as a nation Is were uMd twice to .keep demon presented the argument Friday of America to boldly and fear to maintain a competent weapons Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, South Viet Nam’s official First project. '40 DODGE strators behind boundaries. tain that your political purposes lessly^ lead the way.” I^GroceriiK^^Sodai^Pastry^JDM^ SWEETHEART Polara eonvertible. night, saying the tM bill "offers superiority and a national deter Lady, holds bouquet as she stands with her daughter, lUs suggestion came at a time Blrminj^iam remained under have been. well, served’’ by caus a clear opportunity to tie down” Sen. Bourke 6. Hickenlooper, mination to annihilate any aggres Ngo Dinh Le Thuy, 18, on their arrival in Rome to d y when public enthusiasm for the tight patrol by a large force of ing Tale University to cancel '40 CHEVROLET federal sending tout Uipt O mi- R-Idwa: "On balance and in view sor who, dares to strike the first "from Athens for a four-day stay. She is on worm tour to project apparently is waning, ” Open 7 Days Every Week Impala V-8 convertible. sUte and local police. About_Jf)ft WkUaoa’Oi. spnaklng engagement gre*s-«B*»a»e»y “ fifone on Ken of tha- wliDle spectrum of iilruiJ**' "blow.” toiPHald costs are spiralling and Congres national guardsmen were an Wallace had been scheduled to nedy's pron^e to hold spending stances, it seems to me that we explain'her government’s stand in its dispute with Bud no longer Is rubber-stamping speak at the Yale Political Union, Johnston said if the Senate re For Your Convenience! ROSES '59 PONTIAC standby duty. down. have no firm choices — that we jects the treaty “ we are saying dhists. (AP Photofax.) '______space agency money requests. PERO Catalina convertible. a student debating society. New. 4. must, even though with misgiv ^ 'V i ro.Ni AM'K U.8. Atty. Macon L. Weaver “ It is time to Judge the admln- that we have given up all hope Delegates agreed that a com 276 OAKLAND ST.—MANCHESTER ■aid Friday that Investigators con Mounted police and patrolmen Istratlon by what it does, more ings, consent to the treaty. for peace and we are telling the bined moon journey would do a u).\i i’X)irr eluded the bomb which killed four on foot broke up a. sit-down dem than what it say’s,” Byrnes said Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, D- world it must look forward only lot for East-West amnity. E 2-DOOR Negro ^rls was placed under the onstration in front of a police sta- over the ABC and CBS television Minn.: “ Because the dangers both to an endless dark age of cold Editorial reaction in London C> MEANS HARDTOPS 14-step rear entrance to the tUon in New York. Two Negroes and radio networks and the Mu In war and In peace relating to war and ever-threatening nuclear New Leads Probed generally enthusiastic. In Bonn, HARDY MUMS church. were arrested on charges of as tual radio network. nuclear power are great, we must attack.” West German government and op Beyond that there was nothing sault and disorderly conduct. The Republican reply to Presi be willing to take some limited Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper, R- position leaders joined in hailing else to report. Weaver said. The demonstrators said they dent Kennedy’s appeal will be risks, to take reasonable precau Iowa, senior Republican member the speech. j^ V m b b i g a n O q a x < '42 OLDSMOBILE Stariire 2-door hardtop. Tan. Two ' white teen-agers were were protesting the arrest earlier continued kmight when Rep. Tho tions. . of the Foreigpi Relations Commit The Soviet news agency Tass All mas B. Curtis of ^Missouri speaks In Rothwell Case hound over to a grand Jury \vlth- of a Negro picket who police said Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R- tee and chairman Of the Senate gave extensive summaries of Ken for fuel oils, service, '41 T-BIRD out bond on charges of murder in punched an officer during a noisy on NBC television and radio at K y.: “ There are risks Inherent in GOP policy committee, gave the nedy’s address but made no men Colors 9 6 * 2-door hardtop. Blue. the shooting of a Negro boy last demonstration near the United Na 6 p.m. EST. treaty unenthuslastic support. tion of his moon shot proposal. heating equipment the ratification of the treaty, but Sunday. The slaying came in the tions headquarters. 'The networks, all of which car risks which most of our political, After reviewing what he termed Several newly-uncovered leads^ter^ Kennedy’s expression of support '41 OLDSMOBILE wake of the church dynamiting. Police on horseback pushed ried Kennedy’s speech Wednesday the hazards of the treaty, Hick have intensified police efforts in 'left " just’ ■ “ before 11 p.m. for civil rights in the United phone 522>8151 Deluxe 98 2-dr. h’top. Purple. military and scientific leaders, P Open Thurs. and FrL fo 9 PM At Mobile, Archbishop Thomas about 100 persons across a street night, made equal time available charged with 'responsibility, tell enlooper declared: ” On balance t h e disappearance Wednesday The deserted caf sparked an in States and human rights around 170 PEARL STREm J. Toolen said in a pastoral let near the U.N. to the Republican National Com the nation are manageable.” and in view of the whole spec night of Hope RothweU, 17, of tensive search Wednesday night in the" world were seen by Moscow '41 FORD mittee. HARTFORD. CONN. Oalaxle 2-dr. hardtop. Black. ter that "It is difficult to under In other developments In New trum of circumstances, it seems Bolton. the nearby woods. Police also Radio as propaganda. stand how a civilized human bei. j York: Byrnes of Wisconsin contended to me that we have no firm Police would not disclose any checked the Walker Reservoir lo Kennedy returned to Newport, '40 OLDSMOBILE could ’have In his heart such hat . —Three civil rights demonstra the Administration Is taking "an Coals to Newcastle choices — that we must, even information on the latest inves cated about a half-mile from the^Rj._ Friday night sdter a cordial "88” 2-door hardtop. Tan. red ttfTjm fellow human being as tors chained themselves to a unprecedented gamble with the though with misgivings, consent ligations as searching continues abandoned vehicle. They found no reception from delegates and entire economic system of the You can't make a better deaf to dem e or want to destroyoy life crane 160 feet above the ground LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Lans- to the treaty.” in the heavily wooded area where clues there to explain the sudden from U.S. citizens employed by '59 CADILLAC because a man’s color Is differs' at a construction site. Police United States” and that if "this Ing Fire Chief Mark Keeney was Hickenlooper expressed regret disappearance of the quiet Man- the U.N. "82” 2-door hardtop. K n a long shot does not come through” the girl’s abandoned car was found. to save your fife! ent from his own.” climbed the boom and brought the waiting for a ride to his office that President Kennedy refused to Vernon Chief Oinstable Edmund Chester High School senior. i Cuba boycotted his speech. Car- Shoes The letter la to be read Sunday tlOO billion may be added to the when he noticed a smoke stain grant his request during commlt- The^car ILself has provided sev-^ los Lechuga, head of the Cuban (Continued on Page Three) national debt before the budget Is Dwyer said today police are carefully and from Catholic pulpits in the. dio- along the siding of his garage Fri- tee hearings to give the Senate searching the outer circle of the era! leads for police. The front delegation, said he did not wimt 4-DOOR balanOed. day. "W e’ve got a fire!” he ex- access to all correspondence be- seat was found pushed back and to hear "distortions of truth EVERGREENS Byrnes, senior Republican on wooded area about five miles from HARDTOPS expertly claimed. He was right. The blaze tween Kennedy and Soviet Pre- the rear view mirror adjusted fo r, from Kennedy in regard to the ALIGNMENT AND the tax-writing ways and means thespot where the car was spotty apparently put Itself out for lack j mler Khrushchev prior to the during a routine patrol by Vernon a perfion taller than the 6 foot 8, Cuban revolution. The Israeli From fitted! committee, is . proposing A*} of oxygen after destroying Keeney’s treaty signing. girl. Police also disclosed that a seats were vacant because it was ^endm ent m ^ n g Uie tax cut what caused the fire. The administraUon did offer to Conistalble John Marshall. Volun '41 OLDSMOBILE Birmingham Violence teers, Vernon constables and state piece of paper was found with' a Jewish holiday BRAKE SPECIAL Inoperative unless the President Kenney replied: "Well, I smoke but “ 10:30-11” and what appeared to Gromyko’s mild speech Thure- "88” 4-door hardtop. Green. the spot wliere the car was spotted subnets. In January or earlier, g^idom use the ashtray." (Continued on Page Three) be either a "C ” or ” L” written on day was in sharp contrast to the Goodland Gardens '41 CHEVROLET ----- J.— estimates not above 897 • search. H bitter invective the Soviets usual- WE DO ALL THIS: Impala V-8 4-dr. hardtop. Tfaa. billion for the fiscal year that be Over 375 men have taken part Frightens Off Industry so far in search efforts. A close It is unknown if this information j ly employ when addressing the gan last July 1 and $98 billion is among the leads that have re- world forum. • correct caster, Moke Yonr Home Mere Colorful and Inviting! '41 CHEVROLET for next year. > - check of an abandoned quarry In newed police efforts. But Gromyko’s attack on West Impala V-8 4-dr. hardtop. Bed. Byrnes termed these "comfort AP AVERAGE Gf 60 STOCKS Bolton yesterday failed to uncover camber, toe-in Scores of people who knew the Germany made .^fl'fafes l o o k — SPECIAL PRICES FOR FALL PLANTING! EDITOR’S NOTE — Racial vlo-fslgns this week. The every able requirements” for a "rea any clues. • adfust brakes '41 OLDSMOBILE lence has had a sharp effect on Wednesday free shoppers mati sonably prudent administration, The girl’s car was found in the SPECIAL! DHnxe 98 4-dr. h’top. White, nee had a bigger than average have' been questioned. • adjust steering 9EE THESE DENSE AND VIGOROUS 2 to 8 f t White Birmtnghapi’s economy, business with a Congress pledged to spend traveled fiart of Reservoir Rd. at tensions in that direction. EVERGREENS — FRESHLY DUO! leaders report. The following ar audience. ing control.” about 11:20 p.m. Wednesday. The State Police Lt. Wilfred H. Belle- U.S. Ambassador Adlai E, Stev • add brake fluid ’ '59 CADILLAC - Nor has the impact been as se JAPANESE YEWS FOR LANDiSCAPE HEMLOCKS “62” 4-dr. h’top. Gray Sc White. ticle surveys their reaction. They would represent reduc girl had attended a 4-H meeting enson commented that Gromyko’s • balance front wheel* PINE TREES vere in suburban shopping cen tions of about $1 billion from the at the Tolland Agricultural Cen- (Oontinued on Page Three) professed aim to lower Interna LARGE SIZE— UPRIGHT and SP^A D IN G ; 82.36 ters. RHODODENDRON CAROLI 18” -24” for Hedging By BEX THOMAS spending level now In effect, and tional tempers was welcome to LINA 16”-18” , BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)—Ra Bank clearings for Greater probably a 'Substantially deeper m i IN BUD—PINK O N L Y ...... / ...... $1.96 $2.35 TRANSPORTATION Birmingham, wldch includes the 340 the United States. But he noted ANDROMEDA — Full of Buds for Spring ... .83.86 $2.35 cial violence has tightened the cut next yeslr. But Byrnes said that the Soviet still “ claimed sill SPECIALS purse strings of Birmtagham shop- suburbs, totaled almost $416 mil the limit would permit $4 billion 1941 HARDY AZAtEAS Danbury Consolidation Vote virtues for the Soviet Union and 10 for $19.95 ers and scared off prospective lion during the week ended Thurs more expenditures tills year than 33J ; assigned all mistakes to the ALL COLORS ...... $1.96 up 10 for $19.95 idustry. day, compared with $866 million last. '54 CHEV. $395 g the week before. ^ 1^^ ! West.” Businessmen make little effort He said if spending can be tied 099^' First Under Home Rule Act Gromyko’s jibes' at Bonn and NOW! , 8 cylinder stick shift to disguise ttieir concern or mini ” We must rebuild the image of -4own “ future cuts will be a cer Chancellor Konrad Adenauer PERENNIAL station wagon. mize the impact on the cash reg law and order In Birmingham,” tainty as our economy expands.” brought criticism, .from Britain’s Feed and Seed Yonr Lawn ister. says industrialist Caldwell Marks. Promises are not enough, Sir Patrick Dean, who said It is With HAH LAWN FOIMD '54 OLDS. $195 But there were encouraging Byrnes' ‘said. Tjiiiiidav ' DANBURY (AP) .— The first at-^-pay ,51 mills, against" 30.6 paid on Super 88 Holiday coupe. "M ^ t happens in the future de properties outside the city limits diminished the conciliatory effect SPECIAL pends in isome measure on our f’What we need is a firm, un ■»SE tempt to consolidate two local FREE 60 Pounds Covers governments under the State Home (City residents pay all their own of the Soviet speech. ability to solve these bombings breakable commitment.'. .we sim'- 6,000 Sq. F t ...... 82.44 '55 PONT. $145 Rule Act will be decided by Dan road coets and half the town road 12 Canterbury BeUs 12 Fox 4-door sedan. and punish those responsible. This ply ask that (Congress make this glove, 12 Sweet William, 12 L IM E ...... 60 lbs. 69c SdtIfltizMtnd colonyDuhavo Fischer Quints we have to. do.” bury voters next Tuesday. costs, sdl their own health, recre 2 NEW Nearly 21,(XX) persons are eli ation and administrative costa and Basket of Gold. ASGROW LAWN SEED '54 PONT. $75 He referred to the killing of four (qonttnned on Page Twelve) Any 12 or mixed. Only Chieftain 4-door sedan. gible, to.vote on a proposal by a half these costs in the town as a Highest Quality. From S9c Up Lively, Kicking Negro gdrls * church last Sun city-town consolidation, commission whole. Bulletins day and the 21 other unsolved that the present town and city of R. Milton Boyce, chairman o t WHEELS 9S9BH...... i. bombings in the once-booming Methodist andEUl^ Danbury—now separate govern the bi-partisan consolidation com Culled from AP Wires DRIED MATERIAL 1940 FALCON ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) — The steel mill city in the last eight mental units — be replaced by a Hardy (potted) Mums 2-DOOR SEDAN by D E S C O mission, has estimated that con WITH PURCHASE OF Fischer quintuplets — all 15 years. Union Is Proposed 3S new city with a strong mayor and solidation will lower taxes in the See our selection ot colorful Flowers of fall beauty, Radio and heater, standard pounds, 10 ounces of them — ob Marks Is chsdrman of the Com strong local legislature. mittee of 100, a group of business present city by six mills and in CHARGES MURDER PLANT N O W FOR A Strawflowers, Com, Wheat,* blaze of color for yonr transmission. Green with with the miracle-soft RED CARPET* served their first week’s birthday Danbury is one of four (Con crease them In the town generally SAIGON (AP)—-President Ngo Pods, Oats, Beautyberiy Leaves, whitewall tires. today with their weights on rec men organized to seek new indus CHICAGO (AP) — Thi-teen bis A i ' !N D '< Of .S iVHOifCA wma ^ jiaa m garden. 99c hops of the Methodist Church emd necticut communities which have a by four mills. Fringe areas getting Dinh Diem has asserted that the 2 NEW Fridt, Coaitainers, etc. Large bushy plants. ord for the first time. try for Birmingham, where unem city not contlnguous with town COLORFUL SPRING! TmS WEEKEND ONUY comfort to pillow every step Here's a ropeot ployment is 20 per cent higher the Evangelical United Brethren water or sewer service would go up fiery death of the Buddhist monk ’’Lively,- squalling and kicking” p g rsn vn * boundaries. The city of Danbury, about eight mills and about 200 o f our aietl enprocedenled - obr most successful offer, wra vmjM was the word from 8t. lake’s than the national average. Church have unveiled a plan to Thich Quang Due on June 11 waa In Our Green Blue Spraoe, $28$ Down form an ,U million-member United in addition, is one of the last three properties, getting txith water and murder, the official Viet Nam GENERAL yew to wear these bidter-soft, feother.light, fobulousiy flexible Hospital where the four ^ I s and Along with four other commu In the country with a bicameral TuHps, mixed . 79c dei. houses — Philo Arbor Vitae, Balance In 24 months. a bi^ have been since Uielr ar nity leaders, Marks has been cho Methodist (Jhurch. .1 TIT: sewer service would go up 14 mills. press reported today. The agency dendron, large J ^ p e r , Mugho shoe*... feel how they caress your foot and moke pillows out of I i f 1 I (two body) local legislature. | No geographic tax districts are | s^id the president made him rival. sen to 'talk over Birmingham's ra The plan to unite the two de- The town of Danbury, dating Doffodils. King Alfred spUt leaf. Rubber iPtaie, Holly, $42.04 per month povewents — how the H inch deep Red Carpet Urethane cushion 7!iny scales pushed through cial problems with President Ken nominations of jiarallei history provided in the consolidation o r -; statement Wednesday In ah in- ' Flowering 0 3 3 3 from 1685, has no charter and no dinance. There i^uld be a sur-1 ter^'iew with V. T. Samban«h»n, MUD and . - $1.T9dex. Plants, African Mto-o-t-s you through busy days In hedvenly foot comfort... plastic cuffs- of the incubators nedy in Washington on. Monday. was smnounced Ftlday following a fU J E J i I I Z O legislature except the general t^olets, etc. Yes, Shrubs. Also showed that James Andrew, as It takes weeks, sometimes two-day -heeling in (Chicago. Tsdks charge above th e ^ s ic tax rate for Southeast Aslan correspondent we’m ^ad to help Feat Moss, (m I how M e a dream they fit...o(id see what o foshlon Hftthey town meeting. Some 22,000 are eli properties getting water or sewer for The Hindu of New Delhi. The expected, was the heaviest at 8 months, to negotiate for the loca and study have been underway gible to vote In the town meeting, Hyacinths $1.49 dm. you with yonr Redwood Tnlw, MANOHESTER gfne to your woweu. imortoit daytime clothet. And you can wath pounds, 18 ounces. TTie smallest tion of new plants. Bo it is too for about eiiflit years. services and a qecond surcharge Viet Nam pres* quoted Diem as phmttng Clay and Flaatto Including property owners who are for pioperties getting both, saying: “ Extremists, with the SNOW TIRES iietii efeoN wMi iwt a twlth of o domp doth. la M ^ Ann, first bom and early to measure the effect of last The target date for final mer not Danbury electors. Crocus, mixed 59c dec. problems! Pota, ete. named after -her mother, who Sunday’s bombing ' on that phase ger Is 1988. Another joint meeting Politically, the new city would voonlvance of the foreign tele MOTOR SALCS The City, incorporated in 1888, Is visions sic, organized the spec wrifhed in at 2^ pounds, of Birmingham’s economy. in Nashville in December will re successor to the borough o f' Dan be divided into seven voting wards, Yonr l!ioeal OldsinobUe Dealer The second and third arrivals. But, says Marks, estrlier vio fine th ^ plan for aubmUsion to each electing three members to a tacular murder of bonze monk Buy With Assurance and Satisfaetion At YOUR SHOE SALON—Main Floor . . . bury, founded in 1822. The city Thich Quang Due.. MANCHESTER BRANCH Maty hOigdalene and Mary Cath lence unquestionably marred the the M eth^st Church's general takes In the built-up area, includ now common coimcil. Mandatory 512 erine,. weigh 8 pounds e a ^ and image the city offered to expand- conference in Pittsburgh next ing the downtown business district. redistricting is required once the Mary Margaret, last after James ing indiistriea. spring. largest ward exceeds the smallest STOLEN OAR CRASHES West Center St. Open Tubs, 'n Thurs'. fill 9 While It has only one-tenth of the BERUN. Coon. (AP) — An Andrew, weigh 8 pounds, 6 ' Juat ' bow many proapectlve Approval there is “ almost a cer land area of the town, It has more by 1,0(X) voters. ounces. planta Blrmin|b*nti has loat be tainty,” a spokesman said. The Stocks Continue ^Week Gain City and town are divided into unidentified man was killed to GENERAL than half the jK^ulation and half day iriMtt the stolen onr he was GENERAL Dr. James Berbos said feedinga cause of racial strife cannot be EUB Church would act on tiie For the eighth straight week the Associated Press aver Oie grand list. It operates the four voting wards now. In the 4 4 3 -1 5 1 1 ■re acaled according to weight, gauged accurately because there proposal at its 1966 general con city, each ward elects one aider- drtviag ooUlded with another age of 60 stocks advanced, closing today at a new his water, 'sewer, police and fire de osir on Bonte 71. poUoe said. TIRE with the boy getting 12 cubic cen ■re other futors, Mariu qaid. In ference in Wichita, followed by partments. man and two eouncUmen to the TIRE CO. „ Woodland Gardens OPEN EVENINGS dustrialists are .reluctant to say action at lower levels.. toric high of 281.5. A w e^ earlier the high was 280.5. Critically Injured In toe smaahup HQUSE &. HALE timeters of artificial milk formu In addition to providing new separate board of aldermen aiid OPEN DAI^Y t i U 9 lj*.M. < JOHN J. ZAPADKA la every two hours, three of the wiiat influences their declstons, he Methodist Bishop Glenn R. Phil L ^ by food and non-ferrous metals the commodity in/- board of oouncilmsn. These two was the driver o< the other czur, MAIN «T „ MANCHESTER • 648-4128 government, another aim ot oon- Ybemns BMiflcn. 88, Ot Mow 15S CENTER STREET ~ TEL 649«28l8 gttis 9 cos ^lieoe and Mary Mu- added. lips of Denver, Joint president of I dex moved up to 169.9 from last wedc’a 169.L ^AP Pho- ■oUdaUon to to oorraot tax to- boards SMks up tbs prsssnt soor 148 W O O D LA N D ST. MANCHESTER 4 4 3 ^ 7 4 •quittoa. OMy prop*t47 ownen aow Read Herald Advs.* m ftofo Twelf i liofax.)
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PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1968 EVENING HERMJ), M ^CH ESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1963 PA G E TWO South Windsor Wallace Answers Mayor Lee Miss Krause Named Coventry Writer’s Mail Sheinwold on Bridge State News RockvillcrV ernon New Leads Probed Zbners Grant Packed with Three Grants Farnbam Unit Probe Presses On QUIZ KID EXPERT < Sooth dealer Unmani M. BoUcy Girl Scout Advisor STARS IN DEaPENSE Eut-West vulnereble Two Requests Mixed Facts ’ NORTH , ^ . Roundup WiUlam l€. Ballsy, 64, of Vsm- In Rothwell Case AsksRyeSt. By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD 4 A 10 97643 wood Dr., Vernon, died jresterdsy Given by Qub Miss Mirs Krause of West Hartford, formerly of Hartford « Hartford Hospital. The zoning board of ap By HAL M YLE The prettiest hand in the recent 10 8 For Bombing Clues and St. Petersburg, Fla., has been appointed district advis&r NEW YORK (AP — Things a national tournament In Los An 0 6 4 He wms bom. in Newport, R. L, Three loosl ooHeg* students (OoaOiMd from Page One) Area School peals ha.s granted two appli- Goldwater to Talk and has lived in Vemon for one for th e Connecticut Valley Council of the Girl Scouts of the cifV.ons for variances of zoning reg columnist might never know U he geles was defended by Richard A. 4 10 9 hiave each received 8100 grants didn’t have to open his mail: Freeman, of Washington, D. C. WEST EAST year. He worked for 13 yearn in fleur o t the Stafford Springs Troop Several residents of Farnham (Conttnaed from Rage One) Wagner, In tribute to the girls United States of America. She assumed,her duties earlier this ulations with reservations and spe How long you will live may de Freeman, one of the original Quiz At Hartford Parley the main office of the Hartford from the Pohah American Ottzena reported there appeared to be no who died in the church bombing, month, r^>lftclng Miss Jean Camp-^ cifications, and has denied one ap Estatea have asked the Town pend partly on how old your Kids of radio fame, is one ot the $ 1 cT 9 7 $54* National Baqk and ’Trust Co., and Club and ttM PAC Auxiliary. ’Thie sign of struggle In the car. He is Franols J. BonaxUee, 36, Hert- Council to build a school in their demonstrators back to earth, proclaimed Sunday an official bell, who accepti^ a similar post in plication. mother was when you were bom. great bridge stars of the country n i « 7 3 * .. was a membir of its Men’s Club. “day Of sympathy, respect and Meuachusetts. Ha -old Higgins wa.s denied p-^r- 4K3 2 4Q8754 MSRIDEN (AP) — Sen. Barry is the third successive year ihaf directing state police efforts In the foid, and Robert W. Pearson, 41. where they were charged with misAion to construct a carport on Children of young mothers have and is a living legend at the high Goldwater, R-Arie., wlU apeak He attenddd public schools In New gnanits have been awarded. They EBlingtcsi, yesterday we*« pteked Residents from this area had determination to speed the day of flbe was bom hi Hartford, a*- fewer birth defects and a longer ly technical Job of tournament • SO U T H .,, Bedfmd, 1 ^ ., and graduated case. trespassing, coercion and resisting equal opportunity for all.” t«Mtod ta»e Witson St. School and the west side of his present ga- Oot. 24 ait the annual meeting at are gl'ven on the basis o t aoholas- up by Manchester Polte* on sep previously appeared before Uie .age at his property on Rt. 4iA. life span- than the offspring of scoring. the Connecticut Asaoclation of Ih- from Morse Busineas College, t&c adiievement, fiRsnclal need and Thoi'g^i a heavily-traveled road. arate counite of obtaining money Board ot Education lequestlhg a arrest. Baldwin spoke at a memorial tlM Moytan School, and graduaied older women. The agO of the South dekler t? A Q 6 3 service for the slain children. fliMn Hartford Public Higti School The decision wa.s based on board 0 9 3 d^endent Insurance Agents, John Hartford. leadership- Reservoir Rd. is popular as a lov under false pretenses which In school for the Rye St. area. They —Negro author James Baldwin father doesn’t seem to make much Bhist-West vulnerable He leaves a brother, Everett M. Those reoei'vlng the 1963 grants feel that because many children called on Americans to give up Among those in the audience were hi 1967. She earned her B. A. momiier’s feelings that the eight difference. ' Opening lead—Ace of Diamonds 4 A I 6 F. ^ e la n of Meriden, prerident, er’s lane. There ere no houses with volved the passing of bad checks. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher McNair degree eit Wttoon College, Cham- feet variance requested "is a rath Sooth N of* announced yesterday. ’The tiwo-day Bailey of Ashtabula, (Xilo, and are Rnnsld J. Janton, Francis A. Bbnadies, who faces tour counts would he able to walk to a school Christmas shopping "until,this na Americans write about 13 bil FTeeman led the ace of dia two sisters, Mrs. HJlizsheth Osier Liszewrtd and Lois Otka Koelow- in a mile each way of the spot tion earns the right to celebrate whose daughter Denise, 11, was berMbuig, Pa., graduating in 1961 er substantial variance” and that lion checks a- year. monds-when this hand came along 14 i A 4 All r m meeting will be held in Hartford where the car was found. of bad checkB passing in Rock- In tho Rye St. area, the town one of the girls killed at the vrtth depeitmontal honors in his- Higgins should make an effort tj Beginning Oot. 33. yrith whom he lived and Mra. Ruth ski. The Rothwell girl has been ac ville..,and Manchester, one here on would save transportation costs. the birth of Christ." He made the purchase more land in order to Accidents take the lives of twice in the Mixed Team Championship. Baker of South Dartmouth, Mass. Janton, a senior at Georgetown Aug. 30, 1963, when poa.ice say he plea during a memorial service church. tory. Mrs. Ekhvard Walters as many men as women. The Hla partner, Mrs. Louise Robin live in high school groups and be The Board of Education, however, The cancellation of an invitation While hi college .she was on the take care of the proposed carport. Kenneth Yeomans In his own hand, or would take The funeral services will be held School of Denitistry hi Washing cashed a $56 check at the 'Dre feels this factor is practically the for the children killed at Birming The Salvation Army through stress diseases of civilization also son, of Hendersonville. N.C., the last two tricks with the ace- B a^ Gets Passport ton, D. C., Is the son of Mr. and longs to the Youth Fellowship at ham last Sunday. to speak at Yale University Judloial board, secretary and are far more fatal in weakling played the ten of diamonds, con Monday at 1 p.m. at the Wilson United Methodist Church where Caty Inc., 367 Broad St„ later re same as It would be In the board’s prompted Wallace to send a tele treaeurar of the legislative coun- Robert J. Waldron has permission queen of hearts. , DUBLIN, Ireland (AP)—^Atmed Chapel, County and Elm Sts., New Mm. John J. Janton of 113 Brook-, turned from a Glastoribury bemk preferred location — the Hilltop At North LltUe Rock, Ark., a Legion Commander, President man than In the more durable sidering this a high enough card with her own passport, 18-month' lyn St. she is a member. white woman who enrolled her 6 gram to Mayor Richard Lee of ci9, and was a member of the to add to the present dining n-'l Daily Question Bedford, Maas. Burial will be In marked "no funds,” ■win be pre Etatates - South Windsor Heights iv __ *Y___ _ *‘T ■ facilities at the camp on Lake St., Kenneth Yeomans of 399 Wood-^ sex. to encourage a continuation. As dealer, you hold: Spades, old Patricia Mangan 'was ached' liezewsld a student at SS. Cyril She weighs about 140 pounds year-old son in a formerly Negro ■ New Haven. Conn., saying "I am Candle Club, an academic and If your plastic table' tennis ball Freeman led smother diamond to Island Cemetery, Ne-wport, ,R. I. and has rtiort brown hair and sented in CSrcutt Court 12, Itock- area. The reason the board favors said she i certain that it is distasteful to the service honor society. matching the existing construction land St. last night was installed has been a member of the auxili None; Hearts, K-J-0-7; Diamonds, tiled to fly home to Hartford, Memorial contributions may be and Methodius Seminary in Or vllle, on Oct. 8. Det. John Krin- Lhool two weeks ago of Dllworth-Cor- gets a dent in it, simply dunk it the queen, smd back came the five Oonn., some thne this weekend. chard Lake, Mich, Is the son of hazel eyes. On Wednesday eve the latter area Is that they feel quit the National Association fo r (Yale Political Union to find that After graduation. Miss Krause by placing it on concrete piers, as commander ary for four years, and served as A-J-8-7-8-2; aubs, K-8-S. made to the Arthritis and Rheu jak made the arrest on the charge this is the area of greatest pop- similar to the present building. nell-Quey Post, American Legion in boiling water. If the ball has of hearts. South played low, and It was the baby’s lack of a'pass- Mr. and Mrs. Bruno liszewski of ning she was wearing a brown toe Advancement of Colored Peo- its cherished tradition of went to Orlando, FVl, where she ffrst vice president last year. She no holes, it will quickly reassume What do you zayt ' matism Foundation, 66 Wethers striped dress with a brown belt, here. 'Ulation growth, and will therefore , I ing the views of ail can be cur- Waldron was informed by the at joint ceremonies of the Post is also a member of Emanuel FTeeman won with the jack.' AxiBW€r; Bid ono diamond. Tou nort tliat kept her parents, Mr. and 26 Grant St. Pearson, ■who police say passed taught the sixth grade. its proper shape. Now Freeman made a fast off Mrs. Patrick Mangan, on a visit to field Ave., Hartford. Mrs. KoSlowBld, a junior at the blue sneakers and cairying a present serious overcrowding in Yvonne Fitts, 26, said toe tailed overnight.” . . . . Her soouting career has been board that "It Is understood, how and Auxiliary at the Legion Home. Lutheran Church and Elmanuel nmy have an awkward time show ’The Newkirk and Whitney Fu three bad checks in June at the ever, In connection with this vari Mrs. Edward Walters of 43 Forty years ago Americans paid hand play that might take the rest ing the hearts later, but you must Ireland longer th w planned. University of OonneOUcuit major brown handbag. The hand^g was the near future. NAACP promised to provide pro- The political union had invited long. She was a Brownie. Irtter- Lutheran Church Women; Chamin- only 84 billion a year—837 a per of us ten minutes to work out. neral Home, 818 Burnside Ave., also missing when the oar was Oak St. Grill for a total of $27, The Farnham Bistates group m ^ a te and Senior GM Scout In ance that the area contains trash Church St. was seated as presi ade Musical Club, Temple Chap start with your 6-card suit. Mangan, 30, mlgr^ed to the ing in phystoal education, is the will have those charges iiKorpor- tection and legal counsel, and did the governor to speak. Lee s^ d son—for state an‘d local taxes. He returned the only card to de United States in 1967 with his Bast Hartford, is hi charge of ar found. told the council they had surveyed not keep toU promise. She sa id i Wallace would not be welcome the fonner Greater Hartford cans, etc., will not be Increased m dent of the auxiliary. ter, Order of Eastern Star; Order daughter of Mirs. Meida Whiting ated with cither simitar counts in width.” It was suggested that Wal Today, state and local taxes have feat the contract. For Shelnwold’B 86 - page book 'Wife. 'When Patricia was bom rangements. Otka of 10 King St. and the late A report that a second car was Rockville when his case is pre- the properties In question and felt her house has been hit by stones cause relations between Yale M d COunoH. and was a counselor at An installing team for post of of Amaranth, of which she is a soared to $44 billion. See if you can work it out tor there in 196S she automatioally be seen near the Rothwell car is that the Rye St. land was better and eggs. ' Ne^o community in New Ha- Camp Alice Merritt. HartJand, in dron ’ contact Bernard A. Dion of ficers was headed by James Pat let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” Otto F. Otka. servted In Rockville court session Miss Mira Krause the town's building department for I>ast matron, and Connecticut State "When archaeologists discover yourself before you read on. came an American citizen, ttwugh Wllllmn D. DeForge Auxiliary Installation still under investigation. Two men suited for a school. Also, addition L. C. Bates, field secretary of ven might be distorted, 1966, 1968 and 1959. She also terson, commander of the First Music Teacher’s Association, Hart send 60 cenU to Bridge Book, BOCKVILLE — WlUlam D. De next Tuesday. Det. Sgt. Joseph was- an officer of the Senior Plan- permit for the Salvation Army the missing arms of Venus de Cannot Be Passive Manchester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, her parents were not. Mrs. Gertrude Edwards will be who attended the meeting and Sartor made the arrest on the al houaes will soon be built In this toe Little Rock chapter of the The white youths charged trito District of Hartford. He was as ford Chapter. Milo, they will find that she was When the Mangans were making Forge, 06, of 163 Vemon Ave., died installed president of the American traveled the same road home told areq, and a city water line is being NAACP said, "this is the first killing Virgil Ware. 13, while the ning Board. This part summer Cajnp expansion plan. sisted by John Sllvay, executive Commander Yeoman’s associate Freeman couldn’t mske a pas' Grand Central StaUon, New York, counts here. hhe was assistant direotor at filing Grades 7-8 Michael J. Peace was granted wearing boxing gloves" — John five return because he didn’t have 17, N.Y. ready for a trip to Ireland recent' yeeterday morning at his home. Le^on Auxiliary Unit 14 Wednes police that they saw the aban Howard W-amock, 63, no cer brought there. Th6y feel these fac time I have heard of her com-' Negro boy and his brother rode committeeman; John Beebe, sen officers for the year are Eugene Barrymore. ly, Mangan said, Irirti Consular of Mr. DeForge was bom In Man day at 8 p.m. in the GAR rooms. doned vehicle. The girl’s car was plaint. I know of nothing we can by on a Mcycle last Sunday iw e camp AMoe Merritt. permission to move to the property ior vice commander; Milton Hus a trump. He knew that a heart Copyright 1968 tain address, yesterday was charg tors .also contributed to their of Armando Peace on Rt. 44A a Freeman, adjutant; Robert Gag For the first time in history, return* would give South a free Oeoeral Features Corp. flclals In the United States told chester Oct. 20, 1694, a son of Hen Mrs. Dorothea Preuss, Fourth found with lights turned off and ed with intoxicaitlon. He has been preference for a school on Rye St. .. bound over to the grand jury Fri- Plan Open House sey, junior vice commander; Mar non, first vice commander; Henry fewer than 10 out of 100 Ameri him little Patricia could travel on ry and Brmerise Thimineur De District president, will be the In- with the ignition keys still inside. 'Two state troopers assigned to day. building to be u ^ as a roadside lon Cox, adjutant; William Rich, finesse and allow him to discard taken to the State Jhil at Ifart- The council suggested that the ataind which will be requuing 24 Wierzblckl, second vice comman cans are now farm dweliers. a club from dummy. A diamond ANTI ■ FALLOUT TOOTHPASTE his Irish passport. Forge. He was formerly employed stalling officer assisted by Mrs. Police are also checking a. com tord in lieu of a $25 bond and his Farnham Estate residents again Birmingham to help maintain or- j Michael j* An open house for pupils of aqua' e feet more than is all iwed treasurer; Lionel Dugas, chap der; Albert Frederick, finance of Several smaller nations have return would allow South to ruff All went well until thne for the at P ratt and Whitney division of Beatrice McConvllle, Fourth Dis plaint by two women riding in the der were involved in a brief scuf- Joe Sims, both 16 have VERMONT CHEESE lain; Jerry Wagner, judge advo HELSINKI. Finland (AP) — case will be presented here Mon speak to the board of education, as Grades 7 and 8 at Illing Junior by zoning for such a stand. ficer; Anthony O’Bright, chap outstripped the United States in vdille dummy got rid of a club. fllg'nt back to the States ’Thursday. United Aircraft Corp., Blast Hart trict aargeant-at-arms. area Wednesday night that a car day in Circuit Court 12. the council has no authority In fie Friday night with a Negro, a statement saying cate; Clifford Gates, historian, and the matter of literacy. Iceland, for Toothpaste which removes radio who, police said, later stabbed an- fired two pistol shota at * * ^ Nutmeg Country Store High School and their parents will Pesce was advised by the board lain; Herman Wagner, historian; Only a ‘club return could save active strontium from the system Bmigratian officials at Shannon ford. Other newly elected officers who with two yentths or men inside fol school matters. that it felt tho conditions as tet Elliott Jenkins, sergeant-at-arms, Joseph Vigneault, sergeant-at- example, has no illiteracy among the defense, and this would work Alipo^ said Patncla had to have Survivors Include two sons, Ed' will be installed are: Mrs. Helene lowed them. man Rro bov ffom a motor scooter tne be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at all First District Officers. its normal adults. by way of the saliva, claimed to her own passport—an American Also, at this meeting, Norman The Trw% rs off duty, were in white youths were riding, ROUTE «, ANDOVER forth in zoning regulations in leo- arms; Miqhael Nimirowski, service only If East had the queen or ace be the first of its kind in the ward DeForge of Bkurt Hartford Hiller, first vice president; Mrs, Dr., Valley View Dr. and Felt Rd. OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY the school. Uona 10.3 as to lot size, 11.2.1c as Mrs. Earl Amo of Windsor officer, and Atty. John Rottner, In 1447, the Irish pushed a law of clubs. one. ^ ^ and William DeForge of Stafford; Dorothy Allen, second vice presi Four Accidents , street S e s Police said toe Ne- ^ Sheriff Melvin Bai ey arid Locks, First District president, that no man could wear a beard world, has been developed by With his money running short, were accepted as the town roads. • A.M. to 9 P.M. Students will take their parents concerns sufficient parking area judge advocate. Freeman led the king of clubs specialists in radiation research three daughters, Mrs. Bhrelyn An- dent; Mrs. Shirley Novak, score Walter Joensuu, Laurel St., was gro, booked as James Hall, ap- has been J*"®*’*® and 11.3 piroviding for ample area and her staff, seated the officers Officers serving with Mrs. Wal above his lips unless he wanted to set up his partner’s queen. Mangan was reluctant to stay on gelone of Blast Hartford, Mrs. tary; Mrs. Norine O’Brien, treas Checked by Police parently shoved one of toe troop- j vocation for the on a tour of the school and intro of the auxiliary. Members of her to pass as an Englishman. The at Helsinki University. hi Ireland any longer than neces urer; Mrs. Bemlce Perzanowskl, Senators End appointed to the Public Building ers and was dragged away by, boys will remain in jail unm a duce them to their teachers. All for loading and unloading of nec ters are Mrs. Bessie Farris, first Then, as declarer ran* off dum Using the toothpaste twice a Blaine Nemeoek of Elllington and Commission. essary vehicles Involved in such staff are Mrs. Anthony Morganti, vice president; Mrs. Robert Gag English themselves started the sary. Besldee, he was due back chaplain; Miss Ann Gworek, his room.s will be open, including the first idee president; Mrs. Matthew custom of daily shavihg around my’s trumps, FVeeman could save day is said to eliminate most of Mrs. Genevieve Clarke of Hazard' One motorist was issued a writ The sum of $16,000 was allocat a business, be adhered to. A'so non, second 'Vice president; Mrs. his king of hearts and East could the fallout absorbed under normal Yesterday tor hla Job as a super 'vUle; four ststers, Mra. Daniel torian; Mrs. Mary Hartensteln, N-Ban Debate ten warning and two passengers fnito S e T e X e c ‘r p“ "saidico^^^^^^ ‘ music, homemaking, physical edu Peace is to contact Dion for a per Moore, second vice president; 1660. In Russia, beardless Peter visor at St Francki Hospital In sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs. Mae ed for the constmctlon of Glendale cation rooms, audio-visual labora Ruth Hickox, secretary; Mrs. Eve the Great made noblemen pay a save the queen of clubs. Nobody conditions. A cream for applica Creamer eff Bkwt Hartford, Mra, were shaken up and examined at Rd. and drainage Improvements on mit. Mrs. Lionel Ditgan, junior past rett Kennedy, treasurer; Mrs. J. F. got squeezed. Hartford. , , Dunlap, assistant sergeant-at' Manchester Memorial Hospital as tory and Ilbrsury. Dr. Potter Preaehea president; Miss Barbara Wallett, special tax if they '
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PAGE YtVB MANCHESTEB IVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., SATURDAY, gkFl'EMBBR fL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1963 Wonders of the Universe w hi^ flouiishM under democ- racy.- Connecticut It 'M bad enough that any Ameri Rockets May Be Used cans, white or Negro, should con C h u r c h e s VtTBUBdBD BY THB clude that the way to "Improve” Yankee V taRALDnuimNo co. me. the woiklngs of the democracy Is jM BUaeU Street By A .H .O . iiinriM»n«J lAMheran Church T o Sample Moon Dust lianclieater. Conn. to hamstring Its processes. South Methodist Ciniroh < St. BartiKdomew's Cbnrch Rev. PhiUp Hnasey, Pastor Rev. C. Henry AMensw, FaMior THOMAS F EEROI^N It Is worse still when those t^ o Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. WALTER R FERGUSON As one quietly competent former Rev. Ray O. Hollis Jr. Rev. Richard G. BoUea, Rev. Melvin T. Feterson, Publl.ihera commit this grievous error shout newspaperman, Keith Schonrock Assistant - Pastor Aaslatnnt Pastor , By OB. I. M. tEVrrr mulated, scientists at the -Ames Founded October 1. 1881 Director, The Fels Plnneterlnm (^ tes went into the lahoratory "police brutality!” almost auto formerly of the Hartford Coumnt, fi and 10:45 a,m.. Morning Wor succeeds another quiet competence, Of The Franklin Instttate and fired small particles wltii Buhllehed Every Bhrenln* Except matically when their interference ship. Church School for nursery Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and 9 am., Divine Worship ahd hypervelooitiea at targets.- They fluadmye and Holidaye. Entered at the Carl Lalumia, formerly of the As Ohuresh School; nursery olaaa fo r JL novel scheme to collect lunar post Office at Mancheiter Conn., as with orderly life Is curbed. through Grade 9. Grade 8 and 9 11:15 a.m. verified the concept that the ma sociated Press, In the post of ex 3-year-olds; chapti choir. I ------suithce------dust without going_ _ to the Second Class Mail Matter. Such cries were heard from "stu classes will attend church. terial ejected is many times the ecutive aide to Governor Dempsey, 10:46 a.m„ Second Mile Club for St. Jamea Church 10:80 a.m., Divine Worahlp and 1 moon haf been proposed by astute amount striking the surface. At SUBSCRIPTION RATES dents" whose avowed aim was to such a compounding of quiet talent Camrch School; Emanuel Choir. At aclentlats of the Ames Research Payable In Advance Grades 8 and 9. Senior High forum. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon the same time Dr. Osoilt made a Onem« Tear ...... n—• — disturb hearings by the House un- In the post leads us to pronounce 4 p.m.. Policy committee. Pas Pastor both services, sermon by Pastor I Center of thd Ifational computer study of trajectories of SiK Monlh* ...... IJ W American Activities Committee at least a temportuTi oration over tor’s study. Rev. Eugene F. Torpey Anderson, “Why Do You Worry and Space AdmlnistretiOT. Neil H. the ejected moon particles and Thr^f Montlis ...... the erstwhile image of the press So?" Reception of new membera. Farlow Md Donald ^ G a ^ t have OB6 Month ...... *...... loP into unauthorized student travel to 7 p.m., Junior High FeUowahip Rev. Joseph H. McCann found that after meteorfd Itopacts agent. , , for Grades 8 and 9 in Cooper Hall. Rev. John D. Regan Nuraerv proposed the launchldg, ol sound- in certain lunar regions, ejected MEMBER OF _ Cuba. The fa ct that the official In Senior High Fellowship in Wesley T ^ pm .. InstaUaUon of the ^ «>ckete ^ travel to particles Would travel into direct THB ASSOCIATED PRESS When a violation of order is the volved Is no longer called a press Rev. Mr. Peterson as M»l»tant tu^of m ^ earth orbits. With this verification The AJBOclaied Press Is exclusively Hall. Panel diacuBslon by members Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and moon dust before falling back-to entitled to the use of republlcatlon of stated goal, police action to re agent, or even a press secretary, on "The Ideal Boy and Ideal Girl.” 11:30 ajn. . the wheels were set into hiotion all news dispatches credited to It or store order is invited. Such action but an "executive aide” is perhaps 7:30 p.m., Memlberrtilp Seminar, to provide proof and at the same not otherwise credited in this paper symbolic of what, now that we Wetoeaday, W 6-®- ^r^^J'^r^lhsTpropoBal la baaed on meas- and also the local news publi.ehed here. will surely follow. Indeed It must, Susannah Wesley Hall. S t Bridget’s Church p ^ , Bible Study in chapel led by I g m acto^th Vanguard HI. time .ooUect lunar surface dust All rights of republlcatlon of special— think of it. has been happw ^, g ^ Twenties and Thirties, from the atmosphere. dUpatches herein are also reserved. if we are to keep democracy as a Rev. John F. Delaney, Pastor PTistor Anderson. > Telemetered Information from this rather s t^ ly ever yj Bond St. parsonage. Elder Car- Rev. Stanley E. HastUlo EssentiaUy what they are plaiv mond E. Baldwin, In year 1B3 , Mormon Missionary, will speak satelUte indicated that an Increase nlng is to launch trhec sounding B>tll service client of N. E, A. Serv peaceful mechanism. Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Second Congregational dm rdi o f 4 In the average num ber o f roMcts, in all protiabillty Aerobee ice, Inc. The automatic shout of "brutal' oame storming into the * on "Present Day Mormomism—Its . 386 N. Main St particles in apace was experienced office on the wings of oolor^ Mission and Its Program." 160’s during an appropriate me MVth»w«**^c1a”*“Agency-^^ j ity” has an empty sound when ut- and stirring slogans engineered for ______M asses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a m . F elix M. Davis, MOnlster during the Leonid meteor shower M rs. RlolMurd H. Finney, teor shower period. The first W E » r e E ^ ° a u d it '* BURE^^^^^ ‘n s«cb circumstances. It him by what was then something o f Novem ber 18 to 16, 1969. Two Community Baptist Church Associate Mtnlster sounding rocket to be launched CIRCULATIONS amounts to contending that one of a novelty In Oonneaticut poli Church of the Assumption days later on November 16 to 18 before the shower will rise to an 585 E. Center St Adams St and ’Thompsim Rd. there was another drastic rise in should be left alone to disrupt tics—openly hired press agents. Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, Minister altitude of 120 miles and then The Herald Printing C o m p ly , Inc ’There has been only one real Rev. Frands J. Mihalek, Pastor 10 am:. Morning Worship. Nur- the number of particles—this time open extendable sampling vanes no financial responsibility for democracy and that anyone who Rev. Ernest J. Coppa sery. Church School Service cf by a factor of from 7> to 201 One typoxrapnical errors appearing in aa- break In the chain since then, and 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all on which to collect the dust. When vertliements and other reading matter is interrupted in this m ischief Is by Baptism. Sermon by tiie Rev. Mir. interpretation of this result was the sounding rocket falls to an Jn The Manthester Evening Herald that oame when Abe 1 ages. Classes through Grade 4 Davis, "The Importance of Per- that the second Increase resulted that fact the victim of “undemo pernor, was muchmuen ^ too smart I have ___ expandedt,hw,„iyh session through Masses ait 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and altitude of about sixty miles, the himself and much too accurate In 11:30 a.m. sons.” I from the arrival of the particles -vanes will close In to jirevent be Display adverusing closing hours: cratic’’ brutality. 1 1 :1 5 a m ., Church 8chool,|from the lunar, surface. For Monday—1 p.m Friday. shTOting 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship. ing contaminated by dust from the F or Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. In no stronger position are those The Concordia Lutheran Church Grades 7 through 12. Where do metorids come from? earth. These counts will Indicate For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. demonstrating Negrofes who have Sermon: "When Faith Falters.” 6.to 8 pm., Junior High PUgrim Astrofiomers realize that about For Tnursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. any professional prese agent. Nurserv 40 Pitkin St. the content of "clean” space, that F or Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. chained themselves together to bar Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Fellowship group. Grades 7,8 and ten times a year the earth passes Is, Interplanetary space before the For Saturday-1 p.m. Friday. work at building sites, or tied 9 meet at olrurch with Mr. and throu^ swarms of meteorids In arrival of the meteor Shower. Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church Mrs. Marshall Layton. space. These can be seen to fall The second sounding rocket will , day ol publication except Saturday — themselves to cranes and other ma From the south driveway. St. Margaret Mary's Church shows its steeply sloped roof, and the adjoining six-suied baptistry. * a.m. ______School and Nursery. 7 pm , Mu Sigma Chi group will through the atmosphere and dlS' be launched during the meteor chinery. 10:30 a.m ., ’The Service, Church meet at church with Mr. and Mrs. appear In a blaze of glory as shower and this will iilck up par Saturday, September 21 They should be extremely cau beque^[thS^ Dempsey, wai the cussed Informally by pastor in 1 School and Nursery. Stanley Matteson. Teenage woi> "shooting stars.’’ ticles which originate to the show tious hi how they charge police Lalumia who has now retired, so | social hall. 6:80 p.m., Luther League, ship service: "Silly or Sacred?” | Evidence accumulated In the er itself. The difference in the number of particles , collected is *>• ■■' * Joint Effort whose minimum responsibility at quietly and modestly, from the past century indicates that meteor i . ; St. Mary’s Eptooopol Ohuroh I streams are the remains of com- the difference between normal such times Is to remove them as pollUcal scene. And lAlumia, In President Kennedy’s courageous contrast to some of the spectacular Area Churches Church and Park Sts. ets wich have come Into the solar space and that through Which a proposal yesterday for cooperation obstacles to work which reasonably extixrvert talents who operated Rev. George F. Nostrand, Rector system from the deep-freeze of In- meteor shower movee. • must proceed. baidt in the Baldwin era, had Rev. John D. Hughes Iterstellar space and have been Tjimxr D ost Freed batween the United States and the But when the'shower interoepts There Is police brutality In this more or leas completed the gradual First Congregational Church of O'The First Congregational Church Rev. WnUain F. Gender HI [disturbed by the gravitational ■ 4 f* Bovlet Union toward exploration of United Church of Christ Rev, Ronald E. Haldeman j forces ot the major planets to the earth. It also intercepts the country-^ln all sections. But it Is a evolution toward the expert In Vernon 'B I the moon Is one which captures the Ideas and words whose presence R«v. John A. Lacey, Minister R t. 6, Andover make them continuously circle the moon and If the shower Is obosen winw “ imagination of peoples everyvdiere. thing of excess, and needs In every Janies HumiHirey, Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., 7:30 am., Holy Oonununion. [sun with periods varying from a so that it passes the earth when and service were so self-effacing the moon Is between new and-first The econ^lc advantages of such Instance to be proven. you oooW hanky teU they were Dirsetm* ot Religious Education Pastor 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer -with in- j few to thousands of years. How- ^ a i structlon by the Rev. Mr. Hughes, ever, every time the comet ap- quarter. It will blast partiolca of is !:! lx J » Joint effort over competitive ven The charge is not one to be level there. 9:46 a.m.; Church School. Church School claseee foUow this preaches the sun, more^and more lunar dust from the surface which tures In space are self evident. ed as a matter of course against ’The original preaa agents were 9:25 and 10:56 a.m., Church will then fall toward the earth. personaRtiea In their own right, School 11 a m ., M orning W orship. Ser. servioe. Nursery and Kindergarten of Its mass Is dissipated by the ' lisp Not only would It make possible an officer who has no choice but to mon; “Participation In the Cruci In the Children’s Chapel. sun’s radiation. Finally the comet These are the particles the scien who inoiated chi being noticed, said B:3o and 11 a.m., Worahlp. tist la looking for. 1 untold savings In money. It would remove a screaming demonstrator who somethnes won as mitch no- Monday, 7:80 p.m., Meeting of fixion .” 11 am., Momdng Prayer with disintegrates with the tiny par- I III • 7:30 pm.. Pilgrim Fdlowshlp. sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. tides that make up its substance Thus, several days after the also permit the pooling of human frmn a congressional hearing room tice aa the masters they presum-1 junior Division teachers. Gwtoes shower has passed, a third sound ! m ami m Tuesday, 8 pm.. Board of Re Baby-sitting nursery In the Chll- strewn out along the path of the yesources. If the moon is a legitl- or a chained group of Negroes afldy served. There was no doubt g and 6 Church School, dren's Cha^. comet. When the earth iiasses ing rocket wlU be launched. This that they were Ihe experts, the g p.m.^ ’Trustees meeting, ligious Educ».tlon at the Church. mata goal at all, H ought to be a from the path of opnstruotion Wednesday, 10 a.nl.. Holy Com- through the path, It collides With sounding rocket wUl bring back Iwi II maater-nilnids o f wtoaitewer admin-1 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m ., Bylaws dust which should oontato samples l^bal, aa tha PresideRt insists, for trucks. United Methodist Church munlon. these particles and a meteor m mm •• IstraUon operation waa In prog- committee. Dally, 7 pm ., Evening Prayer. shower results. Infrequently the of the lunar surtoce. An analysis aU of mankind. \ Thoee who so glibly make the Teas. ’They liked to have their g p.m., Ways said meana coifh- Rt. 44A, Bolton of these tiny grains may give Rev. Abrsun W. Sangrey, Minister earth will pass through the nu More important sUn are the in- complaint damage no cause but own dev®- techniquee be spotted, mjttee. Oslvmry Church cleus and we vrill see tremendous scientists some knowledge of the bcmatlonal political advantages their own. When the police become rrhoy liked to duel openly with -Wednesday, 7:30 pjn., Fumldi- (AssembUes of God) meteor showers as evidenced In lunar surface even before we land w 3 ■ ! thelr adversaries. They could start committee, 9:15 and 10:45 am., Worship an unmanned probe there. that could accrue from such scien a total and autmnatlc enemy, the 647 E. Middle Tpke. Novem ber o f 1799 and 1833. What a controversial Issue going over Thursday. 7:30 p m.. Meeting of Sermon: ” What It Means To Be R ev. K. It. Gnstofson, Pastor must be realized is that the me This .concept has been formal tific oooperatlan. Despite the per- rule of law Is not respected. For nothing more suhataatlal than a jjigh teachers, A Christian.” teor path has appreciable size, so ized as Project Luster. A contract alating and seemingly Inecondl- the police sje among the neces suspeoted vacant spot on some Friday, 6:80 p.m., Potluck. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School begins 9:45 a m ., Sunday School dla that when the earth Is subject to has been signed w"h Electro-Op with registration and first classes. ’ i B - . ! ! . abla differences between East and sary guarantors of the orderliness Sim^ newepapM’s^ rf page. church," program for all ages. _a ______meteor shower, . so la the moon tical Systems, Inc., of Pasadena, With Lakimia the breed came to 6:30 pm.. Junior High Youth CaUfomla, for a systems analysis The crucifix hangs suspended over a green marble altar, the focus of the church. W
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T've been td d to MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P)— " bunion derby wlU te turned over to watch for the pans In that sitiia- W. L. Pbt 0 3 . the also-ran category and tho Muocular Dystrophy Fund. Charley Conerly, former star New ILork,ork .., . . . 101 M • .653 — tlon. Now I know what you were NEW YORK (AP)—The bolts into college footbalTs big talking about.” . . . And after the pro football quarterback, says Los Angeles Dodgers have Chickib ----- 88 65 A78 U ;4 t ? Minnesota . . 87 68 M l 14 time. Here ’n There game, Cleveland Coach . Bkmton he is certain his financial rec stolen several steps closer to a 83 78 Jl36 36 Armed wiUi a fierce line, a pro Ohriotle McOormick of Manchea- CoUler said of Benz: "I don’t know Baltimore ., w.hat I would have done without ords will prove checks made National League pennant, and Detroit ...... 76 79 .487 35Vi type offense and quarterback tar wtU be among the missing out to him by accused gambler 73 81 ,4'I4 27^ Steve Tensl, the Semlnoles Sprang when Upoom plays foottell this him. His development has solidi things are going so smoothly Olm-eland . . . fied our secondary.” Bmiz, a free Boston...... 78 82 .471 28 the first full-blown upsst of the fall at Storrs. The local man, a Maurice I. Lewis of Memphis that even a right-handed season Friday night In a 24-0 retired active football official, has agent from NorUrwestem, has re were for pajnnent of loans. Kansas City 70 84 .456 SOVi placed the late Don Fleming in the Cl AC Accepts pitcher can win. Los Angeles 68 88 .445 S3 romp over Miami. operated the electric clock since The former star of the New Tennis Tourneys Aided bv a supporting cast that 58 100 446 47 In other major games bn open H was tootaUed ait UOoim ...Hop Cleveland defensive backfleld and York Giants of the National Foot W’ashington was one of 25 rooklM to start in stole five bases, Don Drysdale re Friday’s Results ing night of the first fuU weekend ing to live a tetter than average ball League said he was unaware Giants at Pittsburgh East Catholic duced the Dodgers’ magic number of college activity, Texas, ranked arowd into the Polo Grounds Sim- Nattonal Football League openers. of any alleged gambling dealings In Final Rounds . Chicago 2 ,'Detroit 0. fifth In the pre-seeMon poll by The Including Injured players, there to three Friday night with a sev Loe./togeles at Cleveland, PPD. dsiy the New York Jeito 'wiU have by Lewis, who •was Indicted. Jan. Membersblp In the Connect en-hit, 2-0 victory over Pittsburgh Associated Press, blanked stub four varsity college teams os their are 99 rookies on NFL rosters. 8 on football gambling chaiig;e^- Ohamplona will te crowned Minnesota at Boston, PPD. born Tulane 31-0; PltUburgh. beat icut Interscliola.'.tlc .Athletic that made him the first Los An New York 5-3, Kansas City 44. guests, Cohnribia, Hofstra, Kings Conerly’s comments were made- In both singles and doubles di ConftT«'nce (CTAC) ruling iMHly geles right-hander to break Into Baltimore 7, Washington 6. UCLA 20-0; and Catawba upset Point and Upaala. The Jeta enter from his farm In Clarksdale, Miss, visions of the 1988 Town Ten- Davidson 18-14. Interceptions Hurt for the state’s sohoollwiy sports the victory column In 14 games. Today’s Games tain the Houoton OUera In their to the Memphis Commercial-Ap nlc Tournament this afternoon As NFL Resumes Play is official now for F.a.st Catho “Thoee intercepUona were par The Dodgers’ 16th victory In 20 FIVE POINTS—The Yankees have a five-point plan for winning the upcoming World Kansas City (Drabowsky 6-12) Saturday nine of the country's American Football League opener. peal In the wake of the NFL’s following the doubles match. other 10 top teams open action. ticularly outstanding," sold Coach lic High School. .\(hletic Direc 2 games, coupled with a 1-0 loss by at New York (Terry 17-I4). The Original Hobo Band of Pltmar, disclosure In New York that the Winner of the singles title was Series. Like the Dodgers’, theirs is a pitching pattern. Making it work in the American Only Ohio State, which tied with George ‘Wilson after hla Detroit yards tor Don Bums aiin«unc*‘d the second-place St. Louis at Cincin Chicago (Horlen 8-7 or Ackley NA., •will perform between the league Is "assembling all the determined this morning. 'MFW Y O R K (AP)— Is De-'^'November Is still the big prob-^showing against Dallas—29 s<'hi>ol luul Itecn iMS-eptcil as a nati, increased Los Angeles' lead League race are, left to right, A1 Downing, Whitey Ford, Ralph Terry Stan Williams Wa^lngton for the No. 10 spot In defensive backs had picked four facta” on checks written by Lewis XNliiVV lU rtiv (Ar) lb Tiem for Vince Lombardi’s Pack-1 In eichteight carries — whenwhe the 0-0) at Detroit (Lary 4-8 or Mc baWea. The bond, organized in Rams’ paseea in the Lions’ 23-2 This afternoon’s doubles fi Class B (medium) school. to five games. Any combination of and Jim Bouton. the pre-season poll, Is idle. and cashed by Conerly. troit really better than Green ers. Tlije Lions intercepted four Browns play the Cowboys. Cleve Clain 0-0). Washington is at the Air Force 1946, has 100 marchers.. .As an opening ■viotory over Lios Angeles nals— Oari Komor and Phil “We have 269 boys In our Dodger victories and Cardinal Minnesota (Siebler 2-0 had added attraction. Jet players wiU The Memphis Press-Sc'mitar, In Bay? Or was last Thanksgiv Los Angeles passes last week and land was hot last week against upper two classes (sophomore losses totaling three will clinch Academy in the national tele'ri- “ Often,” WUs(^ said, “when copyright story by James H. Hyde vs. Martin Duke and Washington and Brown was the Stange 10-5) at' Boston (Cooley throw 260 minature footballs Into Harvey Pastel—Is scheduted to ing’s shocker a “ once in a life the Packers’ Starr saw four of his and junior),” Burns said. Next the pennant slon game of the day—CBS-TV, you get a lot of toteicepUone It is ■White, revealed Friday that fl've big man. 2-4 and Monboquette 20-9), 2. the stands prior to the kickoff. The because of preosure on the passer, start at 2 o’clock. time’’ upset? Intercepted by the Bears. If Green year, when we have four class Drysdale, trim hadn’t won since Washington (Jenkins 0-0) at 3:80 p jn „ BST. Southern Califor checks endorsed by Conerly total Bay has trouble on the ground— Baltimore, beaten by the Giants Aug. 30, brought his record to 18- nia, picked to repeat as the na Jets are bound to do tetter now but the boys did it ■with greac In- ing 39,575 were produced at Lew Pro football fans should get an In the opener, makes the long trip es. we exivet to be just un Pitching Just as Good as Dodgers Baltimore (Roterta 12-18), N. that Harry 'Wlemer Is no longer on di'vidual effort against the Rams.” Inkling Sunday when the two clubs the Packers ran tor only 77 yards der 42.'), maximum figure for B n as he struck out three, walked Los Angeles (D. Lee 8-10 or M. tional champion, opens at Golo- is’ recent bankruptcy hearing. again.st the Bears—Starr must to San Francisco whet^e Johnny none 'and did not permit a run nulo. Alabama. No. 3, Is at the scene.. .Jackie FarreU of the In the same vein, Los Angeles One of the checks, for 33,500, was HaiTiers Downed clash for the first time this sea Unltas will be passing again.st the schools. Whether or not we Lee 1-1) at .Cleveland (Grant New York Yankees’ front office, Coach Harland Svare paid tribute son at Milwaukee. ■show great Improvement or the ever reach Class A (large ner past second bMe. 11-14) or Krallck 12-13). Georgia. dated Nov. 26, 1661, about u month champs may suffer a second 49ers' vulnerable defense. Left-handers had received cred- Says New York Boss Ralph Houk Fourth-ranked and rebounding slated to speak in Manchester next to the pass blocking of Jon Arnett before Cfonerly retired after 14 The Detroit-Green Bay game Saturday night finds the Rams schools) will dep«'nd on futnre Snnday'a Games month, is hospitalized with a raUd and Dick Baas . . . "They usually In Rain and Mud tops pro action thl.s weekend with .straight defeat. enrollment.” K for the Dodgers’ last 18 vic Chicago at Detroit. Oklahoma is at home to Clem- years with the Giants. A victory for the Lions would going with Zeke Bratkowski, vet tories. son, sixth-ranked Northwestern Is heart attack, suffered earUer this get the credit for their running,” NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle seven games scheduled In the Na eran quarterback, against the Washington at Baltimore. week. Svare said, “but this time they Yesterday's hea'vy rainfall failed tional Football League and three throw the'Western (inference into Tommy Davis took over first NEW YORK — (NEA) — All In the 12 games'of the.last to weather in the spring, I Kansas City at New York, 2 at Missouri, and seventh-ranked • • • said In New^York his top Investi a wild scramble and would make Redskins. Both club.s lost their place in the struggle for the Na Wisconsin Is at home to Western really (Ud a fine job protecting the gator, Jim Hamilton, Is looking to slow down Bulkeley High's in the American Football League. openers. anybody hears about Is the Bronx stand which preceded had him In the bull F>en in p.m. paaser.” . . • ’Ihe Detroit Inter the Bears-Llons meeting Sept. 29 Pony League tional League batthig title with a the long weekend in Baltimore order to give him work, but Michigan. toto the details. cross country team and It scored All games will be played Sunday In the AFL, Buffalo opens wltli Dodger's pitching. Minnesota at Boston, 2 p.m. One Game Decisive ceptions ■were by Dick LeBeau a 20-35 victory over Manchester except the Washington at Los An at Detroit most Important .324 mark. and Detriot, Whitey Ford, A1 knew he was a starter all the The other two ranked teams The National League's oham- (Jonerly produced two canceled Dick Hudson and Wray Carlton It Is outstanding, of course, Los Angeles at Cle\'eland, 3. Gary Lowe and two by Night at soggy Memorial Field in the geles NFL Ult Saturday night at The Bears may have their work Davis stroked three singles in with Sandy Koufax, Don Drys Downing, Stan Williams, Ralph time. NATTON.4L LEAGUE open with night games, Oklaho pionahlp has been won by the checks Friday night, made out to cut out for them against the Vik out of action and Cookie Gilchrist four trips, overhauling Dick ma State at elghtlr-ranked Ark Train Lane, who ran his caieer to cash and endorsed by Lewis. He opening event for both clubs. Los Angeles. an uncertain factor because of an Raiders Open dale, Johnny Podres and the Terry and Jim Bouton yielded “Downing really has had w . L. Pet. GB nerve-tlngUng margin of one game tal to 84, 'StlU 15 short of the ings, who were tough in the ex Oroat, triio went l-for-4 in St, Lou only 18 earned runs for and ansas and second-ranked Missis- showed a reporter for the Com Jack Godfrey of the Hartford The New York Gianfo continue ankle Injury. Kansas City showed magnificent relief worker, Ron only one full season In pro- Loa Angelea .95 59 .817 OWN PIN-PULLER— Jack Nicklaue may look to be do on five ocoasiona since 1900 and league recoird o f 79 held by re- their early season road schedule hibition season and squeezed past is’ loss an^ slipped to .322. Rob average of 1.46 in 111 innings. feasionsi ball prior to this one, I sippl at Memphis State. mercial-Appeal a scribbled lOU school won the 2.8 mile race In plenty in Its opener against Den Perranoski. St. Loots . .91 65 ..58.7 5 four of them have occurred in the tlicd Ehnlon TunmeJl. 15 minutes, two seconds. A junior. at Pittsburgh and the Chicago San FYanclsco In their opener. With Windsor erto Clemente of the Pirates and But fom the way people talk Ford. Downing, Bouton and so you can see how quickly 84 70 .545 11 ing a caddy’s work here pulling the pin for himself on the I When Florida State hired BUI last 14 years. The most recent Was, • • • note from the Memphis man. He The Giants may face their ver. Han Francisco’s Orlando Cepeda San Francisco 84 said he would show the checks to It was Godfrey’s first victory in a Bears, fresh from an upset of the about the Los .^igeles club's Terry tuned In shutouts. Bouton he has come along. Cincinnati . .. .82 74 .626 14 10th green in theJ*ortland Open. But he was golfing like Peterson from Louisiana State of course, last year when the toughest challenger In the Steel The Jets signed Galen Hall, are tied for third at .80. had a no-hitter going Into the three years ago, one of the first" Jivided Opinion the NFL Investigator In Clarks varsity race. Packers, move Into Minnesota to former Washington Redskin, to Competitive football in Man difficulty in scoring, you'd sus “These two kids complement Philadelphia.. 81 78 .526 14 a man a^ter a pri^e. He shot a five-under-par 67 for a Giants edged the Dodgers t w o play the surprising Vikings. ers, especially If injured Y. A. Ditvls scored the Dodgers’ first pect that, the Dodgers were a ninth inning. .81 74 .528 14% things he did was corral Tensl A team effort by the Chicago dale today. Bulkeley anivexed the first four Tittle Isn’t up to snuff. Except for back up Dick Wood In the quarter chester will kickoff Sunday after run, slhUng home in the second one another perfectly — right Milwaukee halfway total of 139. He was six strokes behind leader games to one in that dranxatlc The Commercial-Appeal said It Baltimore and San Francisco lot of All-American outs, which "Offhand, I would say that Chicago ...... 78 77 AOS 17% and swift Fred BUetnUioff. From Bears teat the Green Bay Pack places with Pldl Kenney taking linebacker John Reger, Pittsburgh back spot for the tilt with Hous noon when the Pony League Raid inning on the hunt end of a triple and left. They are the same Mason Rudolph who had a 64, but in contention, Nicklaus LSU he brought the three-platooh playoff series. ers last week, but Bear players had photographed copies of two meet at San Francisco, St. Louis ton. The Oilers have Charley To ers travel to Windsor for a Char they definitely are not. was pretty good,” commented type of pitchers— fast as any Pittsburgh .72 82 .468 28 In 1966 the “senior circuit” en fifth to pace Manchester. Co- Is ready. steal. Maury Wills stole third in Houk, lighting his cigar. "An system. ’ couldn’t decide among themselves seta of checks, those held by Con Captaln Jim Coleman was sixth. invades Philadelphia and Cleve lar, Dave Smith and George Blan- ter Oak Conference meeting. Conversely, comparatively body and with a good curve Houston .. .60 04 .390 35 was lining up a birdie putt in this shot but it didn’t drop. joyed one o f the most bltterly-con- land travels to Dallas. It figures to te a pitching duel the fifth and raced home on a imeamed aversige under 3.50 is New York .48 105 .818 48 Paul Harney (left) was having putting troubles and took Both proved good moves. Th4 to whom the credit belonged. . . erly add those produced by Lewis Alan Covlello and Co-Captain Rick In PhUadelphla with Charley John da ready to go but Billy Cannon Coaching the local entry in the wild throw by catcher Smcdry Bur- little has teen said about the and change. Downing now has 6-foot-5 Tensl over-shadowed M t testsd races of ak time. The Brook Said offensive back Johnny Mor at his bankruptcy hearing. Four In the AFL, Kansas City re has a sprain^ ankle. seven-team circuit will be Bill mtching that enabled the acceptable even with the way Friday’s Results Lallberte were other Indians In sumes after a one-week layoff, son throwing for the St. Louis Car the pitchers have to keep tear tremendous poise for a young a 74. ami All-America George Mira lyn Dodgers won the pennant on ris: “You 'Saw what our defense of the five from Lewis to Conerly, Boston's big question Is the phy Smith, former Brown letterman. ... Yankees to {wai^cally run ster and the smioother delivery. Chicago 1, >niwankee 0. the £Lnal day of the season 'with a the first 10. moving Into Buffalo, where the In dinals and Sonny Jurgensen tor ing down today.” dndnnatt 1, St. Louis 0. and Peterson proved that the did. They played a whale of the newspaper said, were made Summary: 1, Godfrey B; 2 Wan- the Eagles. The Cards are crip sical, condition of quarterback John McNary, another ex-Ivy KCD6-OASD6— away and hide in the American Bouton has a more jerky de three-platoon system can b^ beud-fought 8-6 win over the out to cash and endorsed by eith jured BlUs open their home sea Babe Parllll, who has a pinched Leaguer via Dartmouth, will as League and which the Dodgers The Y a n k e e s’ seasonal Houston 8, Philadelphia 2. game. They won it for us." . dy B; 3, Holzmeister B; 4, Parkyn son. Oakland, winner of tvro pled with John David (jrow and At Chicinnati, the Cardinals eamed-run averages are livery and is the bulldog type. Davis Takes Over Batting Lead worked effectively In spite of new Pirates to edge the MUwaukee Said defensive back Dave White- er Conerly or his wife. The fifth, B; 6, Kenney M; 6, Coleman M; Prentice Gautt out of action. The nerve. If the Babe can throw free sist. Brian Tupper will manage will tackle In the World Series. They pitch high and low and Los Angeles 2. Pittsburgh 0. straight. Is at home to the Bos were held to three singles by John Downing 2.35, Bouton 2.46, San Francisco 6, New York 8. substitution rules. | Braves by a single game. CSncto' sell: “No we didn’t. The offense the 38.500 check of Nov. 26, 1961, 7 Godin B; 8, Covlello M; 9, Uali- Eagles will be minus guard Pete ly he should teat the Oakland club the club. Tsitoinls and lost their fourth Ralph Houk was asked about have so much stuff they Tensl passed to BUetnlkoff for natl remained In contention imtll, waa made out to Conerly and en ton Patriots and the New York which has shown surprising offen One week from Sunday the this as the Bombers returned Wirnams 3.1, Ford 3.16 and Today’s Games won It. You guys gfot that ball berte M; 10, Souza B. Jets make their home bow against Case and safety man Don Bur straight. Ken Walters, a .200 hit' Terry 3,33. Downing has make a mistake and get a'w^y two first-half touchdowns, cover the bitter end and was not elimi ' and stuffed it down their throats.’ dorsed by him. roughs, the latter suspended tor sive strenth with Tom Flores and Raiders, sponsored by the Fire & to Yankee Stadium after a long PIttsItorgh (FTteod 17-16) at Omerly said the 38,600 check the Houston Oilers. San Diego and ter £ o v e in the only run off Ray struck out nvore batters than with It." Los Angeles (Koufax 24-5), N. ing 38 and 17 yards. And Blletnifr nated imtU the next-to-last day of • • • jostling an official. Clotton Davidson passing. Art Pow Police Junior Athletic Association, Sadecki with a single in the fourth weekend in Baltimore and De off, a flanker back who last year the cami>algn. The Reds finl^ed written Nov. 26, 1961 by Lewis Tiger Stadium In Detroit now Denver are Idle. ell catching and Clem Daniels will open their home slate at Me troit. he has pitched inninge. Con Queried about the Yankee New York (Jackaon 11-17) at Control Big Factor Start Like End The fierce Detroit defense that Jimmy Bro'wn wants to make Inning following a two-out double secutive completed games cre firemen, Houk said Hal Renift San. Frandsco (O’Dell 18-9) 4 p. played end, picked off one of just two games behind the win was from the sale of a Cadillac seats 63,089 following box seat al cUmted up t o / last December's sorry running. morial Field against Glastonbury. by Don Paidetlch. and an infield ‘‘Pitching has teen the high Mira’s passes and returned It M Irv Cross, Philadelphia Eagles’ Lewis sold for him. terations. ^ ated a pleasing problem. Mem (light) had Improved a ton m. ners. defensive back, opened the 1963 The schedule; bit by Tommy Harper. light of our season,” said the and lauded the lanky left PhlladelphU (Green 6-4) at yards for another touchdown. • No one will ever forget Bobby He said on May 23 and on June Sept. 22 at Windsor; 29 Glas S Juan Marichal won his 24th with manager, in the dressing room bers of the bull pen crew were season the same way he opened 20. 1962, he wrote checks to Lels g;rowlng stagnant for lack of hander, Steve Hamilton. Houston (FWrrell 13-18). Mira constantly was harassed . Thomson’s “shot heard around the Canvass Continues tonbury; Oct. 6 at Meriden: IS at the support of a fotir-homer bar scribbling dwn a batting order In Drysdale’s Win by the determined FSU team thsl the ’62 schedule—by blocking an for 32,
PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1968
Houses For Bale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1968 Apartments— Flat*— Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sslc^ 72 Houses For Sale Apartments— Flats— HILLIARD STREET — Trim and PAGE •/e n FIVE ROOM CAPE, fireplace, oil BOLTON VICINITY — Neat, spa SPACIOUS 8 ROOM Oartlson OO- DogB-«ii!Krd»—Peto 41 Household Gooifa SI Tenements 63 Tenements 63 bCANCSESTER — 6 room Ranchi tidy 4 room home near bus line. By FAGALY and SHORTEN heat, combination windows, con cious 4 room ranch home, garage, lonial, 4 bedrooms, office a t den, Antomobiles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 2-years-old, Isffge kitchen ■ with MANCHESTER 1% wooded acres, only $13,900. formal dining room, recreafioa Deep wooded lot, no maintenance. PROFESSIONAL ’Trimming, batt POUR ROOMS, first floor, automa buUt-ins, diniiig toom, S bwlroams, venient location, excellent neigh Asking $11,700. Robert Wolverton TWO LIYINO room chain isr aale, M RbOH APARTMENTS, 649- borhood. Circumstances make it Hayes Agency, 643-4803. room Witt fireplace, attached 3- ing, all breeds. Poodle specialist tic hot water, full bath, central. attached' garage, lot lOOxSOO with Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. FORD — 1958, Intercepter engine, like new. CaU 649-3286. 6229, 9-6. 848-6872. necessary to sell substantially be car g a n ge, 100x160 lot, etaa^le standard transmission with over It costs no more to have the MSt trees, $16,900. Phllbrlck AgMcy, Country charm near center of low appi^sal for quick sale. 643- EXCELLENT 6 room ranch, 8- trees, atumlmim siding, PTiUbrick MANCHESTER Ustlng 62 — Cen drive. Excellent condition, 8526.00. WHVirZlT, AT THE in professional conditioning. 849- BVERYTHINO in sterUlnd n- jTVB ROOM apartment, , stove, re 640-8464. town. 8 bedroom ranch with 1% Agency, 640-8464. CLASSIFIED baUl8.^ Large living room with «B16. years-old, built by Ansaldi, full ter Street. 6 room older Cape, Call 649-6678. 9798, 649-0600. condlUoned used furniture and a{>- frigerator, garage. CaU between CORNEQ SANi^ Famished Apartments 6S-A MANCHESTER — Newly Usted. fireplace. Walkout basement. basement, tile bath, hot water oil business zoned, ideal for profes pUances, high quality — km 7-8 p.m., 643-0082. BOLTON — 6'a room rtmeh on heat, plastered walls, 2 fireplaces, MANCHESTER — Large 6 room 'fOU VJAIT AND WAIT BEAGLE, PUREBRED, male, 4- Gorgeous 6 room ranch, 8 bed Screened patio. PMk-Uke set Cape, 1% baths, nicely landscaped sional office, only $14,600. Bent A prices. LeBIano Furniture, 196 TWO ROOM . auartment Heated.- Route 86, 2 Ijedrooms, living room amesite drive, combination win 1968 RENAULT DAUPHINE — OK LIKE*- years-old, excellent health, all a v a i l a b l e OiJi.'OBER 1—6 room rooms, ceramic tUe bath, kitchen, ting. O ose to recreation, lot with shade trees, on bus line, Bent, 236-3211, eve. Mr. Bolton, Soutt St„ RockvlUe. 878-2174. Kitchen set, bedroom s e t ,' gas dining room, kitchen, open stair dows and doors, near bus,, all utili ADVERTISING $126.00. Call 643-1804. \MHILE KOUB ACCHE6 shots, $20. 648-2887. ______flat, second floor, oil burner, dining area, 16x18 Utrlng room schools and shopping. 4%% 4% % mortgage may be assumed, 643-7097. ______Open 9-8. stove, refrigerator. Free gas, way up for expansion, breezeway ties* 30 days occupancy. Priced steam heat, Rusco storm win with fireplace. Oarage. Nice lot mortgeige. Price $18,200. $16,200. Owner, 643-0807. 5L0WLV FLATTEK FREE TO GOOD HOME — 1%- electricity. Adults, Low rent. 10 and garage, plus full basement, for quick sale. Charles Lesper GREEN MANOR home, paint and 12 CU.. FT. FRIQIDAIRE refrig dows, Venetian blinds, garage. with trees. $16,200. Robert Wolver- 1954 PONTIAC 2-DOOR IWrdtop, AKO A FAIK SHOOTS yew-old female besigle, had all Depot Square, Apt. 4. ton Agency, Realtors. 649-2818. lot 100x250. A steal at $15,900. T. ance, 649-7620. SETVEN ROOM spacious home in decorate to your taste and save CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS erator, suitable for cottage, now Adults. 648-7965. OWNER J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. over $1,000. Dishwasher, dispoeal, $126. 742-7646. UP VOUR SPIKE- . shots, 649-1048. running, $28. 649-1048. Manchester on quiet street, 4 bed ROQKVILIjE — Nicely furnished VERNON — ASSUME mortgage, Gall 649-6181 after 6 p.m. ROCKLEDGE — 8 bedroom L- rooms, enclosed porch, 2-car ga extra ■ kitchen cabinets, washer 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8% room apartmeilt, 15 minutes VERNON — Miriam Drive. Lovely ranch, large li'ving room, fire and dryer, attic fan. 4%% mort f o u r ROOM cold flat, IS Vine weU kept 5-room raneb, biUlt-ln or weekends. rage, asking $19,500. Out of state Trucks—^Tractors FOUR WHITE angora kittens need from Hartford, adults only. 649- custom * built 3 bedroom ranch place, family kitchen with dining Wearing Apparel Fmni 57 Street. Call 742-8180 or 742-7338. kitchen, natural woodwork, walk owner wants offers. Phllbrlck gage. asking $15,200. Call owner good home. Csdl 649-746L______4824, 876-1168. out basement, large sloping lot with 2-car attached garage, bullt- area. Basement with full size 649-6091. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1961 CHEVROLET one ton pick Agency, 649-8484. DRESSES, SKIRTS. SUITS, sUwrf f i v e ROOM PLAT, all conveni Hayes Agency, 648-4808. 1ns, fireplace, wall-to-'wall carpet windows, garage, private wooded mS a V Thn. raiDAT 10:80 A.M.-8ATURDAY 9 AM. up; 1960 Chevrolet V-8 two ton FIVE ROOM furnished apau-tment, FORD STREET. — Five room ing, combinations, excellent con lot, $21,500. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- 12-14-16, like new, reasonable. 640- ences; also, nice rtore, fine for house, all utilities, bargain, $12, ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S Area — 6 long wheel base truck. 649-8082. Live Stock 42 gentlemen preferred. 120 Charter LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN - Beauti dition. Make an offer. Asking $18,- 8464. room family sized nondevelop 9816. professional office or gift shop on Oak Street, 649-8038. 900. Joseph Bartt, Broker, 649- Main Street. Phone 649-9836. ful 7 room Colonial, family room, 900. Owner 876-6320. ment Cape Cod situated In coun PLEASE READ YOUR AD A nd thek, JUST vwek HORSES FOR SALE — Palomino 3-car garage, 3 fireplaces, 1% 0820. Manchester Auto Orlvtnit School 7-A mare and gelding, one stallioh. TWO ROOM APARTMENT, bed try atmosphere. Ideal for chil riMuiifl<>d or “Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a con^ TOUNE MADE IT, t h r e e ROOM apartment inter tiled baths, all buUt-lns, porch, VERPLANCK-Assumptlon area, 6 dren, yet convenient to chimih, Can be seen evenings or anytime Wanted— To S8 room and kitchen, all improve COLONIAL RANCH - 6 roams, ve^l^e% radvertlser rfiould read his ad the FIRST DAY IT section of Clinton and School city utiUties, Uurge lot, fuU . attic, room Cape, .brick front; alumi schools, and shopping. Many ex MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., AKD START TQTAliE ^Saturday or Sunday, or call for ments. Inquire 186 Bissell Street. 1% baths, modern kitchen srttt PIPE DREAM? APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser- WE BUY, SELL or antique Street, ground floor, garage. Call lastered walls, full insulation, num siding, one block to schools, tras. R. H. Gates Agency, 649- offices, classroom located Man SOUR TURK, ' appointment Columbia 228-9077 bullt-lna, 3-car attached garage, AUTUMN don. The Herald ts responsible for only ONE incorr^t or omitted and used______furniture, l. glAM. 649-1828 or upstairs, rear. Slundry in basement, hatchway, bus line and stores. Early occu 5552. / chester Parkade, lower level Be- OUT COKES THAT OLD lot 300x250. $22,900. Phllbrlck Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a g;inners, older, nervous students, silver.— picture franaes and old Bosiness Loeations many extras. Charles Lesperance Agency, 649-8404. pancy. John H. Lappen. Inc. 649- “make Rood” Insertton. Errors whleh do not lessen the value of our specialty. Teen-age driver’s coinp, old dolls and guns, hobby S% ROOM APARTM ENT in pri 640-7620. 048-6664. 6261, 649-7446, 643-8219. Dreaming of the perfect home? FAMILIAR SIGK- Articles For Sale 45 Large lot, spacious 5%-room the advertisement will not be corrected by “ make Rood Insertion. education course. State certified. collections, attic contents or whole vate home. Furnished or unfur For Rent . 64 VERNON — Like new 6 room L- SPECIALS CTIMEOUTFORflA/t estates. Furniture Repair Sendee, shape brick ranch, manicured SPRING ST.—Spacious 5% room DUPLEX - $15,300 Ranch. 3 bedrooms or 2 and 649-7398. SCREENED LOAM for tt« best In nished, steam heat. Working BUILDINO 60x40 suitable for stor sio v ts u m ) lawns from our screen !^ plant TalcottvlUe, Conn. TwL 848-744#. adults, reasonable. 643-6389. grounds, sparkling condition. Un ranch, modem kitchen with built, den. FTreplaced living room, age, .B-1 zone, Buckland section GOOD VALUES Manchest^^^-.--r shape. plenty of closets, in perfect YOUR COOPERATION WILL | ) IA L A4^ -?7 11 Andover Columbia. Oeorge Orlf- 649-3458. der $20,000. Hayes Agency, 648- ins, 8 large bedrooms, unusual Auto D rlvlnir School 7-A R ■•U-McClWf Sri4ie«t* FMtW« 4803. decor eeldom found in this price $240 a/bU LU P"® condition. Reasonably priced. BE APPRECIATED Af I i ting, Inc., 742-7886. t h r e e ROOM apartment, steam $8,900 - ELLINGTON won t lafet hey Agen Rooms Withont Board 69 $15,800 — Two family, good invest range. One car garage, large lot This is it! Call Jeff Keith and heat, hot water. Electric cable for EXCELLENT LOCATTON for Assume 4% % mortgage and $56 cy, 649-2083. LARSON’S — Connecticut's first (7fm k L tir FOR BAf.m — Flat stone for walls, stove. CaU 643-8063. ment. with trees, $24,900. Phllbrlck see it today. 649-6306, 289-8258, S4JjeA/ffy OAHtEUi FURNISHED ROOM conveniently beauty salon. New. Located be monthly pays all. Big kitchen and / licensed driving school, trained fireplace, veneer, and patloe. Call tween barber shop and general Agency. 649-8464. 649-9125. /■f n e u s in c m u located one minute from Main $31,700 — Two family, plus com THREE FAMILY living room. 3 bedrooms, beach C^ainly, If you’re ever think certified and approved, now of 649-0617. BEAUTIFUL 8 room apartment. store. Apply Bolton General fering classroom and behind MOUTSEAL, CAKAOA Street, light housekeeping. Wom m e r c 1 a I building. West rights. Hurry. ing of selling your property, it DARK, RICH stone-free lo€un, Ideal for middle aged, profession Store. FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch, /Will pay to call my agency. TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? wheel Instruction for teen-agers. an only. 640-6242. al or business couple. Heat, hot side. 135 Bissell Street large recreation room, 3 full BARROWS & WALLACE 649-8076. $14. Also, fill, gravel, sand, and ONE ROOM office for rent, aU con tetts, 2-car garage, excellent con stone. 648-8603. ROOM WITH cooking facilities water, garage. Residential. 20 $18,600 — 36 Scott Drive. $9,500 - COVENTRY minutes from Hartford. Adults. veniences. 390 Main Street. CaU dition, $38,900. ^ b r l e k Agency, E. E. BUSHEY 2 Help Wanted—Femhlc 35 across from Mary Cheney Beautiful ranch, 3 baths 4 room ranch freshly redecorat^ s 24-Hour Answering Service Special Services 15 Business Opportunities 32 876-4120 evenings. PersonsUized Floors, 649-9388. 7-8-4 room apartments. Entire 649-8464. 56 E. Center St., SNOW BLOWERS — Arlens, Snow Library. Free parking. Call 648- kitchen built-ins, attached building In top condition. 2-car inside and out. Good tree shaded Manchester , E-Z LERN CLERK-TYPIST — Diversified du Bird, Toro. Moto Mower, and 7383. garage. Owner transferred lot and friendly neighborhood. .'Alu 649-2083 t r e e CUTTING and removal, lots CLEAN APARTMENT, 4 rooms, garage, 100x140 lot. Inquire COUNTRY CLUB area — Charm cleared. Insured, - Joe Pelletier, ties. Knowledge of shorthand Bolens tractors, parts aind serv Houses For Rent 65 about till* fine Investment. minum combinations, low /taxes Free to Heraid Readers Driving School necessary. Apply Manchester ice. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 FURI7ISHED ROOM for gentle- heat and hot water furnished, $31,500 — 62 Duval Street. ing 5% room ranch, garage, and heating costs. 416 Main Street, 742-7658. man only, near bathroom, free $120. 649-6968. Handsome Colonial, 1% screened porch, terrace, lovely Bast Hartford ENFIELD Modes, Pine Street. Main St., Manchester. Open dally SO. WINDSOR — 6 room ranch, MANCHESTER Listing 63 — 6% Want Information on one of our classified advertisoments? No Connecticut’s largest, auto 7-6, Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. parking. Inquire 146 Center Street baths, 2-car garage. WARREN E. HOWLAND wooded lot, priced below appi^- matic and standard shift, garage, 2 baths, $160 month. Call room Colonial, $500 down, near answer at the telephone Mst'OdT Simply call the Rootmg^^iding 16 648-9120. t h r e e r o o m s , first floor, heat Ray Holcombe, 644-1286. Realtor al. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. $11,900 - MANCHESTER free pick-up service, teen-age GENERAL ELECTRIC upright ed, stove, refrigerator. Parking. 77 - • - 22 Bowers Street. shopping, schools, churches, good MODERN 360 Main St. 4 room ranch In con,Venient neigh cohdtUon, under $16,(XX). Bent ft classroom, older and nervous R. DION ROOFING and siding, al Help Wanted— Male 36 freezer. Boat, motor amd trailer. TWIN BEDROOM for one or two Available October 1. CaU 46 Flor Handsome compact Coloni NORTH COVENTRY — $18,800. SINGLE HOUSE, 6 rooms, 2-car 643-1108 borhood’within walking distance of Bent, 236-8211, eve. Mr. Bolton, MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE students our specialty. 116 terations, ceilings, painting and Excellent condition. Call after 8 with or without kitchen privileges. ence St. or 648-5286, Thursday-Fri- garage, large yard, Keeney al, many extras, 2 bed Neat completed 6 room Cape, oil bus and shopplng/'excellent condi MANCHESTER — Large 6 room Center St., Manchester. Call gutter work. Satisfaction guaran SERVICE STATION TWO ROOFERS, must be good, ex p.m. 643-1870. 649-5663, mornings; 648-8624 after day after 4, Saturday all day. Street, available first part of rooms. Will listen to offers. hot water heat, large fenced yard. 643-7097. ranch, fireplace, garage, wall- perienced, $3 per hour. Call 649- tion OiroughouU' VA, no money wall carpet, aluminum storm*. for free booklet. 643-8662. teed, free estimates. 643-4362. noons. October. 643-4719. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-0832. down. FHA, $400 down. Monthly A49-0500 FOR LEASE 0726. 6% room Cape, Immacu WASHINGTON Street — Excellent NEAT AS A PIN. 4 room ranch Trees, landscaped. $16,600. Carl DOUBLE OR TWIN bedroom for late, 2-car garage, breeze home, 6 rooms, 2 porches, oil payments of jess than $90. with no required work, inside or and leave your messaRe. You’ll hear from our advertiser In jiR A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, STANLEY 60V4 MITER BOX with FIVE ROOM RENT, second floor, SIX ROOM DWELUNG, E. Cen QUIET SECLUSION — Huge ton W. Hutchins, Realtor 649-6182. painting. Carpentry. Alterations Machinists and tool makers saw, 2 house jacks. 643-8527. working people, all comforts of 2 or 8 adults preferred. 649-0482. ter Street, full cellar and attic, way and rec room. steam heat, large recreation screened porch. Immaculate 7 out. Close to all conveniences, set LEARN TO DRIVE!— Special at Major oil company, unlimited time without spendhiR all evenluR at the telephone. and addlUons. Ceilings. Workman home, central. 643-6746 or 649- large garage, $150 monthly. Week \ room, fireplace, garage, city room SpUt, 1% baths, garage, on nice wooded lot, this home Is 3PLIT-LHJVEL, 7 rooms, 1% baths, tention to nervous and elderly, i I $12,^00 - ANDOVER ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. potential. For appointment call Overtime schedule. SIX FOOT lighted showcase. Very 3108. LARGE 6 ROOM first floor apart days 649-4581, eve. 649-1421. utilities, center hall, near ele large rooms, Manchester, $18,000. ideal for young couple starting large famUy room, kitchen srlth Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup Newington 686-0027, eve. 629- Year 'round lakefront 2-story 6 643-4860. reasonable. Inquire Russell's Bar ment, heat, hot water, garage, re mentary, junior high and high Carlton W Hutchins. 649-6182. out, or retired. Asking $11,700. buUt-lns, intsreom system service. Day or evening lessens.! 7293. E. J. CARPENTER, school. Priced at only $16,900. room older home. Oversize kitchen' throughout the house, garage, Automobiles For Sale 4 Also, two apprentices with ber Shop, 195 Spruce St. 649-9659 cently renovated, $116 per month. Robert Wolverton Agency, Real Announcements Rea.sonable rates. Manchester FRONT ROOM, centrally located, BROKER Charles Lesperance, 649-7620- and living room with fireplace. 100x200 lot, S-years-oId, $22,900. BIDWELL HOME Improvement trade school Question in ma Avadlable October 1. CaU 649-3981, tors, 649-2813. 1969 OPEL STATION WAGON, ex Driving Academy. 742-7249. FREE — STONES for leach fields, parking. 69 Birch Street, 849-7129. Wanted To Rent 68 O'Wp'er moving — wants quick sale. PhUbrick Agency, 64#-8464. COMPLETE LAUNDRY service, Company — Roofing, siding, al- chine shop. 6-9 p.m. cellent condition. Please call 649- temtlons, additions and remodel dry wells, or retaining walls. Just 649-5051 — 649-9152 GERARD STREET — 4 bedrpom MANCHESTER — 8 room Ranch, diy cleaning, shirts finished, wash BEAUTY PARLOR — Rockville ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, gen A RELIABLE PARTY looking for 6409. ing of all types. Excellent work area. For sale or lease. Excellent pay for ad. 122 Newmarker Road, Colonial, 26 foot living room With dishwasher, disposal, attic fan, at MANCHESTER—8 bedroom Capa dry, fold, delivery service. Lucky Garage— Service—Storage 10 tleman, shower-bath, private en FIVE ROOMS, parking, gas heat three bedroom apartment, prefer fireplace, family size k: ^JXCELLENT VALUES $14,500 - VERNON 1% baths, dishwasher, disposer manship. 649-6495. proposition for Wide awake op off Dart Hill Road, Vemon-So er, on bus line, second floor, no tached garage, nicely landscaped Lady Laundry, 43 PumeU Place. MANCHESTER TOOL & trance, parking. Inquire 196 ably a six room duplex. Conveni formal dining room, center en Excellent buy! 6 room ranch, base lot, close to schools, $16,9(X). double garage. Owner 649-6484 1966 OLDSMOBILE Holiday, fully 1,000 FEET STORAGE space for erator. Jack Felnberg, 249-7639. Windsor line. 644-0304. pets. Apply in person 22 Winder 649-2002. equipped power, black and white, DESIGN Spruce St. ent and central location in Man THE PHILBRICK AGENCY offers trance, 2-car garage. Tree shaded ment garage, living room with fire Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. 233-6177. rent. Rear of 11 Main Street. mere Avenue, Rockville. chester. References. Write Box D, lot. $22,800. Robert Wolverton good conditloh. New battery. $225. Reasonable rent. J. D. Realty, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 180 Hartford Road this real neat compact Cape han Manchester place, aluminum storms and Manchester NEAR MAIN STREET for genUe- Herald. dy to everything. Large living Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. screens. $2,000 assumes this. Close FBBRUAKY 1 occupancy or soon Petsmaii 648-2587. 643-6129. Florists—Nurseries 49 man, private entramce, parking, room with fireplace, family size to Route 15. er. WeU built 5 room house Oov ROOFING — Specializing repairing MANCHESTER—Split-level home, 1967 CHEVROLE3T convertible V8, DRIVING INSTRUCTORS — Full SALE OF AFRICAN VIOLETS — 23 Pearl Street. 643-7236. kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath entry Lake. Many features. 742 ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut MANCHESTER close to all conveniences, deep power steering, automatic trans ter work, chimneys cleaned, re time men wanted to train as driv down, 2 finished rooms up. $16,- 263-265 Highland Street. 7 ROOM SINGLE 6728. bonded representative, Alfred Wanted Autos— Several varieties. 27 Ridge Street, Wo m e n o n l y , between high MANCHESTER Business Property For Sale 70 landscaped lot, garage, utility Amell, 206 Henry St. 643-0460.____ mission, very clean. 643-2123. paired. Aluminum siding. 80 ing Instructors. Must be capable 643-4664. 900. Dial 649-8464 for appointment 4-4 duplex older — but com $15,200 - TOLLAND Motorcycles 12 SERVICE STATION •• of being on their own and get school and hospital, off Main St., AND room, oil hot water heat, fire pletely remodeldd inside years’ experience. Free estimates. light housekeeping faciliUes. 648- MANCHESTER — WeU located In to see this one. 6 room ramch non-development. WANTED REDE from Hawthorne 1956 CHEVY CONVERTIBLE, new along with people. Company car FOR SALE — Mum plants, dig place, two full baths, three bed and out, 2 heatihg systems, Aluminum storms and screens, at motor, standard shift. $800 Interi WANTED — ENGINE for 1953 Call Howley, 643-8361. 643-0768. 6689. come property, 14% rooms on bus rooms, $19,600. Robert Wolverton (4 Bedrooms) Lots F o r ! TS and Ashland StreeU to vicinity of FOR LEASE furnished. $100-$136 per week. your own and save. Bring your line in business zone n , parking, MANCHESTER RANCH — 8 bed aluminum stoj^fns, lot I38x- tached garage, full basement with or. 25 coats o t lacquer. Call 649- Ford or Mercury, good condition. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 740 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Box B, Herald. own container. Many varieties to VICINITY gross yearly $4,200. Robert Wol- rooms, kitchen with built-ins, 200 feet. Asking $18,600. picture window and walkout Into a 7318. 643-9610. birch cabinets, dining room, living TWO BUILDING lots, prime loea- hours 8:80-6. 648-1319. Radio-TV Repair Serricea 18 choose from. 876-6769. ROOM FOR WOMAN, kHchen verton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. VERNON — Just over Manchester nicely treed lot with running brook. tion, city utilities. Fhill“ 'telck Agen- i room with fireplace, natural As.sumable mortgage. Owner wants New tile bath, plumbing, heat RTOE WANTED from Route 30, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN station wag Major oil compsmy, assistance privileges. Call after 6. 649-6136. woodwork, aluminum combina line. Like new 6% room ranch, 1% cy, 649-8464. on, gray, 13,000 miles, private Business Services Offered 13 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, available after small Invest AMERICAN E. CENTER STREET — C-zone baths, built-in kitchen with di 27 Himtlngton Street. offers! ing, roof, painting, interior Vemon, near Sacred Heart available all hours. Satisfaction ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, cen dwelling. Ideal for business and tions, 8-years-old, $18,300. Phil- 4-4 two family, beautifully completely new, excellent loca IN BUSINESS ZONE S, a corner Church, to Hartford, vicinity of party, 643-6690. ment. Company training pro BEAUTIFUL nette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, LAWN MOWERS sharpened and guaranteed. Call 649-1316. trally located, parking available. professional offices or combina brick Agency, 649-8484. decorated, fine neighborhood, tion. Immediate occupancy. lot of 70x150, plus an adjoining lot Pratt Street. Hours 8:80-4:30. 876- vided. For details call New ENKA CORP. 643-4803. $17,300 - MANCHESTER 1989 BLUE MG ROADSTER, ex repaired, free pick-up and deliv- ington 666-0027, eve. 629-7298. FALL PLANTINGS 643-6127. tion apartment and office layout. 2-car/ garage, reduced to in the rear of 60x140. EbcceUent lo 9875. cellent condition, side windows, . ery in Manchester. Russ’ Mower Weekdays 649-4681, eve. 649-1421. ROCKLEDGE — OWNER. Custom $17,900. Custom built 6 room Cape Cod, cation. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, new engine, brakes stnd clutch. Service, 742-7607. Moving—TmckiBff—• is looking for built. 7 room Colonial, 8 bed convenient to all schools, churches, 648-1677. S Mums 99c; spreading and up Apeitmenta—P lats» To Serve You and transportation. 3 spacious bed SISTER ANGELA Will sacrifice. Call 649-9386 after SHARPENING SERMCE — Saws, Storage 20 rooms, large living room with fire 6 p.m. right yews, from $1 - $2.28, Tenementa 68 Houses For Sale 72 BOLTON place, beautiful mahogany family rooms, large kitchen, dining room ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, knives, axes, shears, skates, ro MANCHES’TER Package Delivery PRODUCTION OPERATORS 12-24” high. — with fireplace, 1% baths. Unusual BUILDING LOT for sale, 70x14$. 68 tary blades. Quick service. Capitol Better room, picture book kitchen, 1% J. D. REALTY CSiaracter Reader and Advisor Light trucking and ^ ck a g e de Help Wanted— Female 35 THREE ROOM cold flat, second value. Scarborough Road. 648-8126. Equipment Oo., 38 Main St., Man baths, garage. Distinctive home AGENT on all problems of life is now 1980 m e r c u r y , excellent motor livery, Refrigerators, washers and Good' pay, steady work, com floor, 64 Birch Street, elderly HARTFORD - $15,900 U ft R built 4-year-old, 8% for quality conscious buyer. Im located at 231 Main Street, and tires, $60. Call 643-9409 after 6. chester. Hours dally 7-6. Thurs stove moving specialty. Folding NUTMEG couple preferred. See Mr. Colby, room ranch that offers 8 bed day 7-9. Sa.iirday 7-4. 643-7968. BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST — Ac pany paid insurance program. W E TRADE mediate occupancy. 643-7798 for 618 Center St. Hartford. Call for appointment, chairs for rent. M9-0762. COUNTRY STORE premises. rooms, 2 baths, Uving room appointment. $17,990 - VERNON 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-door counts payable, posting, state Apply Employment Office, six room T^^iths, right 643-5440 — 649-5938 VERNON 827-1907. LET’S GO TO RYDERS — Every DIVIDEND ROAD, ROCKY 18,500— Green Manor ranch in off Frank,**^ )| J J House In with stone fireplace, kitchen 643-5129 Like Split Levels? You’ll love this! Hardtop, automatic, power steer ments, etc. 5-day, 40-hour week. Route 6, Andover excellent condition, recently and dining area, G.E. built-ins, NEW 8 ROOM Garrison Colonial on f ro6ms. Includes fireplace, recrea WANTED — RIDERS trom south ing and brakes. After 5:30, 643- thing for the rock hound. Gem cut Apply in person Gaer Bros., 140 HILL, CONN. Tel. 629-7418. im m acula^ n. E. E. Huge w elU ^ y .p,. lanorantic Painting—Papering 21 Open daily and Sundays, 9-9. painted outside. Immediate oc birch cabinets, breakfast bar. wooded acre lot. $36,000. For ap tion room, outdoor patio, basement west Manchester to Pratt A Whit 9600. ter, Jewelry making. Gem cut Rye Street, So. Windsor. Legal Notices Bushey Agency, 649-2088. riew, » jS O L D “2ii“' *• ting Instructions, silversmith. 945 cupancy. Close to, Woodbrldge Basement has brick fireplace, pointment phone Mrs. Suzaiine garage. Professionally landscaped. Bushey A »88. ney, 8-4:48. 843-8777. OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low E walk-out door, to a patio. 2-car Shorts, 648-8886, J. Watson Beach Center St., Manchester. 643-9905. WAITRESS, experience not neces St. bus. Certainly, if you’re even think MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape price. No job too big or too small. attached garage, plus 1 de ft Co., 21 Central Row, Hartford, EXCELLENT 6 ROOM Garrison 1962 TEMPEST, RED, 14,000 miles. sary. Apply In person Armando’s FOR SALE — Day lilies. Oriental INVITATION ing of selling your property, Cod in nice neighborhood. This Call now, 649-0726. WANTED — Barber with Journey 16,900 — East Hartford. Very tached, dituated on a one acre 822-2114. Colonial, aluminum siding, beauti $21,000 - HEBRON Certainly, if you’re even think Call after 6, 643-8726. HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re Restaurant, Route 6, East Wind- poppies. Rock Garden plants, it will pay to call my agency. house features fireplace, 1% Automobiles For Sale 4 man's license. Call 742-8082. clean 6-room ranch, 8 bedrooms, wooded lot, only 6 minutes fully landscaped lot, $19,000. Jo ing of selling your prtq»erty, it moval, cellars, attics, and yards. Yews, Spruces, Shrubs. Reason OVER lOO-YEARS-OLD PAINTINO, EXTERIOR and In TO BID living room fireplace, large from the center of Manchester. JUKT OVER' the line in 'Vernon — seph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. baths, ntoe yard. $800 down. How wlU pay to call my pgency. 1964 OLDSMOBILE 2-door HoUday. 1963 BUICK, radio, heater, defrost I weekly or monthly pick-up. Har- terior. paperhanging, wallpaper OIL BURNER service man want able. John Baron, Burnt Hill AND STILL STANDING ard Realty Company, 282-6276. Request for bids, a commercial screened-in porch. Lot 76 x 180, E. E. BUSHEY Like new throughout. Priced at Ranch with 1100 square feet of Can be seen at 74 Woodland Street er, low mileage. Guarantee trans I old Hoar, 649-4084. CLEANING WOMAN for large ed, year ’round job, excellent pay Road, Hebron, Conn., 228-9080. Carl Zinsser, 643-0038. removed, dry wall work. Reason size refrigerator, minimum 40 en. exceptionally attractive back only $24,800. Uving area, walk-out ’ basement, MANCHESTER — beautiful young TALL! between 6-7, 649-1919. ferable. 643-6308. ab le rates Fully Insured. 649- home to live In. Please call 649- and benefits. Apply Fogarty Bros., UPRIGHT YEWS, 3-year-old root "HAVE TIME, will work.’’ All odd ft. for school cafeteria. Specifica yard, ideal for children. 649-2088 three large bedrooms, family size 6 room Cape, like new, 1% baths, 7 room Colonial farm house, 10' 9658, Joseph P. Lewds- 6416. 319 Broad Street, Manchester. ed cuttings, 8-12” tall, 18c each, CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, E. E. BUSHEY 1961 DELUXE ENGLISH FORD jobs done. Everirthing our special tions may be obtained jn the office kitchen, school bus at door, bet shed dormer, many extras, $18,- acres and outbuildings. Country, 649-4539. $12 per hundred. 1992 Manchester 17,600 — South WIndMr. Abby ter than new coi>dltlon, $16,800 large Uving room, formal dlnliK Anglia, 2-door sedan, radio, heat 1953 MERCURY, stick shift. Good ty. You name It. Call us anytime, EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply of the Superintendent of Schools, 900; short way out — 6 room sized kitehen, fireplace in both PAINTING- Exterior an< Interior, Road. Tel. 643-6801. Road, 8Vi-room ranch, 8 bed Robert Wolverton Agency, Real ranch, over 2 acres land, $11,600. room, cabmet Mtchen, 3 bed 649-2083 er, whitewalls, 4 speed floor shift, condition. First $140. 643-6241. 649-4343. in person, Cavey’s Restaurant. 46 Ellington High School, Maple St., U & R REALTY CO., INC. living anU dining rooms, family paperhanging, floors sanded and rooms, modem kitchen with BOWERS SCHOOL — 8 room Cape, tors, 649-2818. 3 bedroom ranch, garage, % acre, rooms, recreatlac room, land very low mileage, good condition, E. Center St. Ellington, Conn. Bids due in the 6 finished, lifetime siding, very room, 3 bedrooms up, 4-car de ^tobisrt- LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and finished. Get the best for lees. built-in oven and range, living $12,900. Over 120 more listings scaped yard. Mancn E. 30 miles per gallon, 643-8806 af 1967 PLYMOUTH, 4-door hardtop, Salesmen Wanted 36-A superintendent’s office by Sept. 27, clean livable home. Immediate 643-2692 tached garage. repaired, sales and sendee, rental Call "44-0601. DAY GIRL WANTED for fountain Fnel and Feed 49-A room fireplace, garage, % acre $13,900 — HEIR’S A CAPE on a to choose from. Call or stop to see son. Realtor, 648-6868. ter 6 p.m. original owner, 64,000 miles. 643- occupancy. Only $18,900. Hayes equipment. L A M Equipment work. Apply or call Holiday Lanes 1963. lot full of beautiful trees and us. Open nights till 9. The Ells SCENIC ONE ACRE building lot. 4823. PAINTING — 5Hve room ranches WOULD YOU UKB to earn from Signed lot, high GI mortgage to as- Agency, 648-4808. Robert D..Murdock — 643-6472 EXCELLENT 6 room Cape, front 1963 OLDSMOBILE F-85, 4-door Corp , Route 83, Vemon, 876-7609. Bowling Alley, 643-2125. __ FOR SALE — Seasoned hardwood Bums. shrubs that Affords the maximum worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, Beautiful countryside. 849-1817. and capes for $50. Trim and paint $8,000 to $10,000 a year for what Mr*. Walter Berthdd, of. privacy. All six rooms finished dormers, tile bath, hot water oil sedan, ra^o and heater, power Manchestei exchangre, Enterprise for fireplace. Immediate delivery. 643-6930, 553 E. Middle Tpke. heat, fireplace, combination win extra Al.-!0, scraping. 742-8101. WANTED — WOMAN, part-time to you do and not for who you know? Secretary IDEAL 3 BEDROOM ranch, 1% plus a nice enclosed rear porch. steering, hydramatlc, seat belts. 1965 MERCURY, 9 passenger sta 1946 Progressive auid young multi-mil Also available by the trunk or 18,990 — Bush Hill Road, Man baths, screened porch, full base dows and doors, city utilities, near work in local laundromat morn T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 643-1677. BEAUTIFULLY IJBMODELED 5 WOODED BUILDING lot, 166x430, Low mileage. 649-8736 after 6 p.m. tion wagon. 643-6989. lion'dollar company interviewing trailer load at the yard. B. J. cheater. Brand new L-shaped ment Includes finished rec room SAMUEL M. .. bus line. Charles Lesperance, 649- CLEANING AND REMOVAL serv EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. ings. Must make nice appearance Begin, 164 Manchester Road, TOWN OF MANCHESTER ranch ready for Immediate oc room Federal Colonial, 3 room $3,200. 643-8887. Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. applicants for sales training pro- and den, dishwasher, attic fan, BOWERS SCHOOL district — 7 7620. MGA 1960, white roadster conver ice, satisfaction guaranteed, Ray and be willing to meet people. Glastonbury. 633-2933. cupancy, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths. room Cape, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 ALL BRICK ClUFOM built 3 bed guest house, on -village green. Hlx- NEED CAR? x o u i credit turned Ceilings. Floors. Fully Insured g;ram. Call 844-0202 between 6 and and many extras Handy to shop room ranch, Tear garage, fine tible, good condition. Call 643- Hardy, 643-6541. Write Box H, Herald. ASSESSORS full baths, large kitchen, li'ving cellent retirement home. $26,900. LAVITT HOLLISTER STREET — Colonial. down? Short on down pajonent? workmanship guaranteed Leo 8 p.m. ping and schools. Good neighbors! ■view. $29,900. For appointment Suburban For Sale 75 7486. ______19.900— 415 Woodbrldge St. 6% - room with fireplace, dining room For appointment phone Mrs. All schools walking distance. Fire- Bankrupt? Rep'esession? Don’t WE HAVE THE TIME, we have Pelletier, 649-6328. If no answer, FULL-TIME counter g;lrl, 8 a.m.- 62 Hilltop Drive. CaU owner, 849- phone Mrs. Suzanne Shorts, 643- Garden— Fann—Dairy OFFICE room Oambalotl built ranch In and den, aluminum siding, ga Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886, J. Wat placed li-ving room, dining room, despair! See Honest Douglas. In the tools, will do most anything. call 643-9C4S. 0242. 8886, J. Watson Beach ft Co., 21 LOCATED IN VERNON — We 2 p.m. Please apply Mister Do Prodnets 50 top condition, finished rec room rage, $18,800. PhUbrick Agency, son Beach ft Co., 21 Central Row, AGENCY kitchen-den, 3 bedrooms up. Ga 1969 FORD CONVERTIBLE, ex quire about lowest down, small Free estimates given. Call us any-; 41 CENTER ST. Central Row, Hartford, 622-2114. have what we beUeve to be an ex nut, 255 W. Middle Tpke. Help Wanted— with fireplace also living room ONE WEEUC! Be li'ving here In one 649-8464. HarUord, 622-2114. rage. Deep, treed lot. Aluminum ceptional house because of its de cellent condition. 649-0156. est payments anywhere. No small time. 643-2097, 633-2987. |NEW GAME for Manchester Her Male or Female 37 CANNING PEACHES l^d pears, MANCHESTER, CONN. fireplace, large kitchen-dining week. Only $1,600 cash to assume 643-2158 Realtors 876-8297 storms and screens. $18,500. Rob sign, layout and locatloi. Biiilt loan or finance company plan. ald customers. You buy the paint, WOMAN TO DO cleaning and some Bottl Fruit Farm, 280 Bush Hill area, laundry room off kitchen, 814,600 — 6 ROOM CAPE, immacu CUSTOM DBSraNBlD executive Douglas Motors, 333 Main. FOR HIRE — Heavy Duty roto-1 OFFICIAL NOTICE the mortgage. Modern -7 room home In oneof .Mancheatar’a ert Wolverton Agency, Realtors, with the needs and extras people you name your price — we do ironing on Friday afternoon from Road, Manchester. one-«ar garage. late condition, nearly finished, Vemon Circle - Parkway Exit 95 tiller service, attachments includ- i your painting. 649-7863, 875-8401. 12-4:30. References. Own trtins- Inhabitants of the Town of Man ranch, 1% baths, bus line. Ray prime locations. 7 spacious 649-2813. desire, it features 6 rooms, buUt- ed for lawns, gardening, and chester are hereby notified that: Holcombe, Realtor, 644-1286. Eve. fireplace, open stairs, recreation ins, fireplace, carport, 1% ^ths. Charm For Women portation. 644-8876. PART-TIME — PTJLL-TIME MAC AND GRAVENSTEIN apples 19.900— Dart Hill Road, Vemon. room, wooded lot, Manchester. rooms, sunken li'ving room, MANCHESTER landscaping In general. Leaves at the farm prices. Bunco Farm Oct. 1 ef each year is the assess I.arge 8-room garrison Colonial 628-8762. cathedral celling. 2 huge fire Open 7 days a week. on a large wooded lot beside a Heirloom Emjjroidery! raked or mulched. 649-3920. ! Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-6132. e x p e r t wallpapering . Dial EXPERIENCED WOMAN to care 629 W. Center Street. 643-8116. ment date in Manchester, Conn., 4 bedrooms plus family room, places,'landscaped lot. Call own OLDER HOME — vacant piece of land. Within walk 649-1063. for two children in my home and all personal property must be 5 ROOM COLONIAL er 649-6286, after 6 p.m. or Satur ing distance to schools, shopping ATTENTION Homeowners — Let POSITIONS OPEN AT formal dining room plus Idtchen- MANCHESTER — New U*tlng. every Thursday, 3 p.m.-lO p.m. declared to the assessor by the day and Sunday. MANCHESTER centers churches and buses. The Bill put new life In that old lawn. dlnette area, Uvlng room fire Built 1962. Beautiful 6 room ranch Just Usted — 6 room finished References. Own transportation. owner during the month of Octo 8 BEDROOMS - $12,900 wlto 1% baths. G.E. kitchen, in MANCHESTER — Ideal home for price, too. is exceptional. May we Call 649-3920 for information. Fertilizers 50-A place, All In fine condition. EAST HARTFORD — North end, Cape. Oversize garage, ame EIectr*iCaI Serviees 22 649-0630. GRAND-WAY ber to avoid a ten per cent penalty cluding dishwasher. Carpeted liv a small family. 4 rooms Just like Large older home in exception show you this “ picture book” sturdy custom-built 6 room Cape site drive, wall-to-wall carpet GOOD COW MANURE. DeUvered, imposed by the Connecticut State 22.900— Constance Drive. 4 bed ing room with fireplace. Alumi new. 2-car garage. Centrally lo ally good condition. Extra home. Call 875-7171. FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv WANTED — LADY on stand-by $5 and $10. loads. Bbccellent for statutes. Modest, authentic colonial, with, garage and enclosed front ing. Immaculate condition. COVENTRY — New oversUed Household Services room raised ranch with 2 full country setting, excellent kitch num storms and screens. Large cated. $13,900. T. J. Crockett. large yard with privacy. Must Ice on all types of electrical wir basis to care for girl 10 and boy Full-time, 40-hour week, in fall fertUlzing. Call 643-7804, 649- Personal property consists of: porch. Pretty yard with fruit WeU landscaped lot. City utili Cape, full dormer, 4 rooms com baths, finished rec room, kitchen en, oil heat, garage, on bus lot. Robert Wolverton Agency, 643-1677. be seen for full appreciation. Offered 13-A ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson 12 In my home on days when not Misses Ready To Wear Depart A lrcr^, machinery, water power, trees. Unusual value at $17,800. ties, walking distance to Junior pleted, bullt-lns, walk-out base 8731. has all the bnllt-ins with many line, quick occupancy, very Realtors, 649-2813. and Senior High Schools. $16,- Ideal family hpme. For indi Electrical Co., Manchester, 649- attending school. Transportation ment. Some retail experience dams, horses, cattle, sheep, goats, cabinets, 2-car garage. Tip-top Now vacant and needs an owner. ment with picture window, lake REWEAVTNG of bums, moth holes. 1817 Glastonbury, 643-1388. 'to and from home is required. required. good condition. Easily fi 900. vidual attention call swine, poultry, commercial furni condition. $8,600 — Well kept 6% room ranch, Gfenn Roberts Agency, MLS Real privileges. $14,000. Buy direct. Zippers repaired Window Shades Call 643-1069 after 6 p.m., or 633- Household Goods '51 nanced. tors, 644-1621, 289-5149. MANCHESTER made to measure; all sized Vene ture and fixtures, boats, farming a bedrooms, attractive dining C!all after 6 p.m.,, 742-8863. 9455 days. Part-time, nigjtits, 6-10, and 22.900— Notch Road, Bolton. Re area, suburban. Owner anxious. Three family apartment house, B & N AGENCY tian blinds. Keys made while you RUGS. NEVER USED, 9’xl2’ tools, tragtors, road machinery, DRASTICALLY REDUCED! 126 6-4-3, interior completely re STAFFORD AREA — Colonial, 9 Floor Finishing 24 Saturdays, Infants and Chil farm produce, mechanics tools, decorated 6-room ranch with Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Roger M. Negro wait. Tape Recorders for rent. FIGURE IT OUT: If you sell just beige, $25. 9’xl6’ ruby oriental, BRAE-BURN REALTY Avery Street. Six room ranch, full U & R REALTY CO.. modeled, 2-car garage, ideally room hpuse. steam heat, 1% Marlow's, 867 Main. 649-5221 dren’s Department. goods of manufacturers, traders finished rec room nicely situated 649-6182. 643-8727 FLOOR SANDING and refinish- one Avon gift set to only half the $36. 9x12’ blue broadloom. 289- on shaded acre lot, 8 large bed 643-6273 basement, fireplace, tile bath, 643-2692 located, excellent investment, baths, one acre lot. shade trees, women in your neighborhood, your I and merchants, utility equipment Ing (specializing In older floors). 6956. rooms, screened porch. MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-8, as large closets, garage, combination $23,900. large barn with garage. $10,000. REPAIRS ON all makes small! earnings ^11 reach $3 to $5 an and fixtures and all other taxable MANCHESTER — 6 room home kitchen appliances. Table, floor: Painting, Ceilings. Paperhanging. Nights, 6-10, and Saturday, in bestos siding, aluminum storm windows and doors, large lot, ex Immediate occupancy. Tom hour during our Christmas selling BOOKCASES? MARLOW’S have goods. with 1% acres, oil heat, full baae^ cellent condition, stove, refrigera Robert D. Murdock lamps rewired. Doorbell systems I No job too small. John Vcrfallle, Boys’ and Men’s Department. 28,700—Converse Road, Bolton. doors and windows, two hot water BOLTON Minor; Broker, 875-6042. season. Take advantage Today of them - unfinished - mahogany, Do Not Declare Real Elstate or ment, only fll,600. Large down tor and hi-fi system Included, 643-6472 checked and Installed. Free plck- 849-6760. 7- room split level custom built heating systems, 2-car garage. Two homes on 2 acres of land this dignified way to earn In your walnut and lime oak. Modem and Registered Motor Vehicles In Man nicely landscaped. Everything for STAFFORD SPRINGS—Cape Cod, iq) and delivery. Free estimates. home. 8 spacious bedlooms plus payment needed. Hayes Agency, 11% return. Shown by appoint for,2 families all in one parcel, GARTH ROAD spare • time. Extra prizes and Early American styles. Prices? chester. finished rec room, I'/j baths, de 643-4803. ment. $23,800. Owner 876-7382. $21,900. Charles Lesperance, 649- modern 3-bedroom ranch with large living room with fireplace, Call 649-1608 anytime, preferably bonuses too. We will train you. Apply in person MARlow. Shop 867 Main Street, Attention: You May Be Entitled large cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms, after 4 p-™- The appliance Hos Bonds—Stock! lightful shaded acre lot. 7620. 2-car garage; 4 room ranch Call 289-4922. Furniture Department. to an Exemption. OWNER TRANSFERRED. -- Com ■with basement garage, both 5% room quality built ranch, sewing room, hot air heat, ga pital. • -Mortgages 31 SWEEPING VIEW — 1963 three family kitchen with built-lns, GRAND-WAY 1. Veterans of any war period—- 27 .0 0 0 - 138-187 Bissell Street pact, clean, easy to care for 8 6% RCXJM expandable ranch type quality built, $22,900. rage. Immediate occupancy, $8,- WOMAN TO LIVE in as house GLENWOOD HEATING and cook bedroom ranch, handy to good honte on high and dry 1% acres, bedroom Gold MedalUon Ranch excellent condition. For Indi SECOND mortgages — Unlimited (a) If you have filed your hon 8 famUy, 7-8-4, aU basic facll NEW LISTING 900. Tom Minor, Broker, 875-5042. keeper, private room, family of ing gas stove, 4-years-old, in ex orable discharge papers with school and shopping. If interested, 2-car garage, space for pets and built-in‘stove, huge lot, (^ y $14,- vidual attention call . . . Building— Contracting 14 funds available -for second mort itles modernized, new roof, sId 900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, VERNON four. Call 649-0600 for interview. Shopping Parkade cellent condition. 643-5789. the Town Clerk of Manchester tng and aluminum ooinbination stop in at 64 Woodhlll Road or call privacy, early- occupancy. Ask Practically new 7 room split, STAFFORD AREA — 6 tenement gages, payments to suit your ing $16,500t Robert Wolverton 649-6132. house, 5 tenements furnished. CALL ME on your fonntca need*, budget Elxpedient service. J. D. b^ ore Oct. 1, 1963. windows, 2-car garage, large 643-7161. kitchen with bullt-lns and fruit- POUR-YEAR-OLD Easy combina Andover — 8 family 6-3-3, good Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. B & N AGENCY Over $400 per month income. $18,- CREWEL bars, counters, kitchen -cabinets, Realty, 643-6129. 2. Disabled Veterans shaded 100 x 140 lot. Ideal in BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — 4 wood cabinets, jalDusled en EXPERIENCED SHOE salesper tion washer-dryer, $60, needs a $13,900 — Extra large 3-bedroom Income, 8-car garage. 32x60 000. Tom Minor, Broker, 876-6042. vanltory units, table-topa and few repairs. 643-1672. J a ) lif you have filed your hon vestment property. bedroom Cape, 1% baths, dining closed porch, lovely lot, high EMBROIDERY SECOND MORTGAGES — Funds son, 44-hour week, Tuesday and Ranch, fireplace, aluminum sid outbuilding suitable for small MANCHESTER GREEN Area — Roger Negro island stands. 649-8986. orable discharge papers with ing, aluminum storms, garage, Like new 6 room Colonial with room, U-vlng room with fireplace, elevation. Asking $21,-900. available for second mortgages. SEWING MACHINE Thursday nights. Good :^ a ry . the Town Clerk of Manches 89.000— Glastonbury. Executive business. G
't '' "'j water feed* pipes ' food, fj § E P T .21lhriiSEPT.27 ndrew i--I re the OHANinaLS S-»-18-SI-S4-SMS-M le can W eek >bably I caring 1—also vmao ■ ¥ ■ !■ » WBBH—A U l RIOBTd RBHiWVBP. T. PICMN 80W • 0 6 ~ I — * ported 9 on famed Iplents Gene Barry Lands cash rm' Is ires of Millionaire Cop Role I coni* feal. gets to expect. "The public Is your be the Thougli he's put away hie Bat Masterson ow\e» that amoottile true rating system," he says. to the "People feel betrayed If the tribal Gene Barry is bowtag the home screens as a lady Wller switch is too drastic. . . they’ll stay nclude with you through an occasional bad egalia. _cnodeni dress but Just as sharp __in “Burke’s Law" (Fridays at show If they’ve already Identified g;80 p.m. on ABC-TV) though with a series.’ ’ when it comes to murder, it's most Gene Is probably going to enjoy likely one of the luscious ladles being a modern-day city slicker for who’s doing the p erp etratln g^ - another reason too. Though he’s a oause Amos Burke Is on the right naUve New Yorker, who went lied straight from the Chathem Square side at the law. School of Music Into Broadway lool (About a down guest c e lo ^ - musical comedy, he found when tles will highlight each show but he returned to do a play in New like Amoo, keep your eye on York last year that the critics In 1#-Ver- Rhonda Fleming, Martha wUl be the big city “ now look on me as al beoause It’s often the likes of a Western type fella.’’ •y next these fair danvsela who do other rclovlUe Though the record of one tri folks hi.) , . , » umph after another doesn’t show Network programming (at l^ t usSnesa It, Gene InalsU his early career had on ABC) has grown up a lot with enough rough moments to scare mathe* a season diversified enough to him but good. The Job uncertain lan- make room at last for som eth!^ ties of all stage actors really got AJso that’s been sadly lacking.. .the him "when we were expecting our lenrii'p, liJiwt of elegant mystery-spoofery first baby and I opened four shows igfricul- the movtea did so well In the ’30s In Philadelphia without ever open womcn itnd *40fl. ... ing In New York." railab.'e “ And our pc^uction* look like In fact the polished, eleg;ant I Intend ■ very expenelve motion picture*. Gene la currently advising that la. BvSn the bacUgrounde are plush; "first baby,” Michael now 17, to no over Beverly Hills, Holmby Hills, Mal •tay away from acting. "I opened tending ibu Beach.” Barry knows whereof the door to a summer job In the lai reg- he speaks. His money Is where hU production end for him, but he sn rssi- words are (his own production I made It on his own. Of course he’s oompany has a major financial going to college come fall, but If ocicviUe Intereat). ' he continues his Intere't In show 111, will This Amos Burke promises a business I sincerely hope I’ve Moet lively season’s viewing. He cer talked him out of acting." Younger »ic from tainly Is quite a character—a son, Frederic is only ID . . . and bachelor, millionaire policeman apparently pop hasn’t tried to anaoTCd who rides to work in a CMudferM brainwash him yet. ncatioii. rolls Roy«e. The late Dick Powell Of course, the kids might decide Dortrayed Amos for one perform to take another look at their ance in "Who Killed Julia Oreer” youthful dad's success and do aa and wanted then to build a series he doee, not aa he says. Hie sum around him but had to forget It ming up thoughts for me were: “I beoause hts heaHh had already be bite off a lot. I’m not satisfied gun. to fall. , with the golden rut alone. I’m look ing forward to playing the London Barry, who says of himself. Smooth sleuthing 1 ^ the ^deW^^^ "U-Bquad wouW never have been Palladium next sprihg.” Which should make It quite a Barry year Burke, millionaire policeman hero of Burkes L,aw, ana o a r j J for me, nor would a straight U over ABC-TV Fridays at 8:30 p m.______— W ssUm ," nearly didn’t bother to in Britain. "Bat Masterson" le Just getting there (kept out until now read the script. ^ . __ . debut in 1954 id “The H igh Green A “hootenanny to end all hoote- , Mbch as he enjoyed Bat, ‘“Two by quota reetrictlone) and . . Gotten a Job as a.sistant stage nannies” and a taste of what is yearn tied to a series was enough Burke" bo*hi, too. "I like them manager and understudy to Lynn Wall,’’ a filmed TV version of an currently "hot" on French televi both," Barry mused about hts . , .- so I gave myself two years Overman in "Dancing Partner." In Evelyn Waugh story. Then he sion are highUghU of "Chrysler ks do what 1 wanted.” What he tolfm, "they both make me feel a i a Bob Hope Special,” UtUe larger than life. It’s a good 1931, Gotten became leading man harrated “The Diamond JuWiee of wanted to do—and did—was exer- raising the. curtain on the ekl- feeling.’' nt Boston’s Gonley Theater, and a Lights," a two-hour all-networks oy Mse his excellent musical comedy few months later he got his fli*st tiosed comedian’s new weekly vari wtiee as well as his scting talents It U Indeed, from an audience program. Gotten and his wife, Pat-, point of view too, “a good feel break on Broadway In “Absent ety and drama series Fridaor, Sept. find In a one-man show, pluh a ing” . . . Just watching the Master- Father." ricia Medina, recently concluded 27 (NBC-TV Network, 8:30-9:30 BbUe musical comedy and play- sons and the Burkes makes us all the play “Calculated Risk” adter p.^. EDT). noUng first In the United States While doing "The Postman Al feel “ a little larger than life.” ways Rings Twice" on Broad'vay. 222 performances In New York. then In South America. Like Upon his return to Hollywood, Richard Boone and Bethel Leslie Amos, Gene Is sufficiently well Gotten met Orson Welles with whom he later Joined the Federal Cotton refused a variety o f offers star as a ruthless prosecuting at- ^ heeled to Uke off, what with an Including films abroad, preferring tomey and a woman suspected of orange ranch and other Barbety Theater. When Welles established the Mercury Theater. Gotten went to spend some time at his Pacific murder in "Statement of Fact,” ■nlepprlses working for him at j TV Personalities Palisades home. However, within a permiere full-hour drams on "The home whHe he was away. Of with him and played the lead In several productions. A successful ferw weeks after his arrival he was Richard Boone Show" Tuesday, sourse since them ss has, gets signed by producer David Wolper . . . he made a mint on the tour, Joseph Gotten radio series followed and then Sept. 24 (NBCtTV, 9 !>•"»• E)DT). Welles called his friend to Holly to narrate the new NBC-TV se too. ( ^ t having preceded him to ries, "Hollywood and the Stars” Lt. Bill Rice (series star Gory South America, there were wel- ■What oouW be more unusual wood to play a leading role In the film “ Citizen Kane." Then Gotten (Mondays, 9:30-10:30 p.m. NYT, Lockwood) aids a young woman eomiiig crowds averaging 15,000 than a Brooklyn paint wHesman starting Sept. 30). he hears scream in a dark alley greeting him at airports when he who had a Southern accent*. . . un starred in Welles’ next two prod uctions, "Journey Into Pear" and ' Gotten is a dedicated horticul and finds himself facing charges arrived, a friend of his tells me). less It wae a potato salad tycoon turist and spends much of his free in “Cool of the Ehrening” on NBC- "Woiw, this Is for me.” Is what who became one of America’s best “The Magnificent Ambersona.” After other important films and time gardening. He also has a val TV’s "The Lieutenant’’ series Sat he said when he was finally cor- known actors. urday, S6pt. 21 (7:30-8:30 p.m. ■ered into reading the Burke script. stage plays, Gotten made hts TV uable collection of figurines, etch Unusual as It may seem, that Is ings and paintings. EDT). "W hy? Well, Amos has what I precisely the course of events char always look' for, what Bat had. I ted by Virginla-boi'n Joseph Got always ask myself is humor In ten, host of NBC-TV’s Monday herent In the script or can It be night feature series, "Hollywood Imposed? ft there’s a twinkle in and the Stars.” SATURDAY re/^»isio« PROGRAM thfe role, then I f s for me. Anything Shortly after graduating from 7:00 ( S) Weather, Sports A News 11:20 (30) Late Show _ . . tiut’s too real Is Dullsville.” Time cluuisei "The Damned Don t Cry." high school in hts hometown of ( S) Sky Kins I 8) True Adventure . Jew Barry, whose acting range is I Peterbburg. Va., Gotten was so (22-301 Hr W iu td (40) Mantovani Crawford. wide (and who admlta he still feels ( S-2«) B bei Bonny 7:30 (22-30) The Ueatenanl 11:80. ( 8) News. Sparta aad Weather 1 sure of his acting potential that (lOj CantlK‘,j.u liutvling ^ Gary Lockwood. Robert Vaughn. 11:35 ( 8) Big Movie _ the atomic scientist he portrayed "First Man Into Space. ’ he convinced his father to advance 12 ;M ( 3) Satnrday News ■- > Lt. Rice aids a young woman In Ws first movie In 1951 was still 1:00 (40) The Lard's Prayer him tuition and board for a year (22-Se> Bnllwinkir (C) only to face trial. his best acting Job) went on to < S-20) Haxic Land of .A|lakaaam ( 3) Lnry-Desi Hour 1:1k ( 5) News sad Weather at the Hickman School of Expres Guest. 'The late Paul Douglas. 1:20 (.8) Saa FraacUce Beat explain that though he’s against (18) HUlion i>vllar Mnvie 1:30 ( 8) Newncope. Mameato •lsOn«i sion in Washington. D. C. 1:*0 ( 3 ) BtU Ob. 3 Complications start when Lucy "golden ruts” after a time a cer ( 8) Ratpk Kaana , gets a job as TV gicl-Fridsy. (R) fort aad Hymn tain style "which Is not Imposed A year at Hickman and an op (SO) Adveatnre ( 8-20:40) Hootenanny 1:50 ( S)-Mameato of Medttattew from without, but which evolves timistic Joe Gotten headed for New (48) Prn Bowlern T ««r Jack Linklelter. host. Guests: York and an unsuccessful round 1:2« ( 8) Baneball r Nancy Ames. Vaughn Header, from within’’ gets to be something Yankees vs. Kansas City ■ Chad Mitchel. Trio, others. 'FVom tiie public as well as the performer of producers’ offices. He then took 1:30 ( 3) Bix Three Theatre Boston University. a meat-and-potatpes Job as a paint •'The Lost Tribe.” J. Weisrtmller. 8:80 I 3> The lleleBders salesman in Brooklyn, but sOon de "Stage to Tucsefri.'■ R .' Cameron. E. G.' Marshall, Robert Reed. A (20) Amerirtut Baadstaad ' foreign national .is charged with serted this In favor of a get-rlc^ Dick Clark, emcee. • obtaining cins.sif’ed documents. JOHN L. lENNEY quick potato salad scheme, which (22) Loax dnha Silver t ' : ■ (R ) found expression In the Tip-Top 2:M (22-34) Baseball (22-301 duey Bishop Shew (Color) Salad Go. (Joseph Gotten, presi Hinn. at Boston . Tonight's episode deals with "The AOENCY 2:30 (20) Film Baby’s First-Day." ^ t a m k dent and treasurer). ' ^ , . (40) Baseball (' 8-2040) Ijtwrence Welk Show He moved to Miami and Joined (22) M cK eevor Songs dancing and Instrumental 4:00 ( 8) Bioxraphy solos by the Welk regulars and ELECTRONICS a little theater group of p lie r s (18) Third Maa . the Champagne,music makers. ■. from the Unlveiwity of Miami. As 4:80 ( 1) N.C.A.A. Fastball ” 0:00 (2'2-,'iei Sarardav Nighi At Tke LABORATORIES the lead In many of the group pro University ol Washington at U.S. Movies ductions, Gotten early In life Air Force (Color) "Seven Y ear Itch," (18) Biwe st the WetJc Mari yn Monroe, Tom Ewell. achieved the role to which all (20) AFL HighUghU Comedy about the surtimer bache- 277 BROAD actors must aspire — that of a Curt Gowdy and Paul Christman . lor and the girl upstairs. O. LEROY NORRIS recal the week's American Foot drama critto reviewing his own ball League. _ ' 0:10 ( 3) Have Gna Will Travel nOMB President pUyx for a local newspaper. (30) Valley Tea Pta Tear. Richard Boone. Paladin must umitare Insnrance of All KMto In 1980, ejotten decided to try (40) TV B ace of the Week thwart a Samurai Warrior and S:00 (22-30) NFL Highlights Japanese priest. (R) trice er. Bonds New York again. A letter of In^ Filmed highlights of the week s < ^20) Jerry Lewis Skew to r B. Center SL—MS-4UT troduction to David Belaaco got seven National Football League Guests: Kay Stevens. Mort Sahl, CLOSED .mes. Jim Learning comments. Harry James, others. (Premiere 8.20-40) Wide WsrM ef SpsrU 2 .hours). rWater Ski Channplonships. Vicy. 10:OfT“3) Gnnsmoko SATURDAYS iS-ance. Also Grand Prlx of ' James Arness, Dennis Weaver. Italy. Jim McKay, host. Marshal Dillon risks Dodge (18) Top Star Bowllag City's wrath to befriend an In AT NOON ICE PLANT OPEN . K:N (80) Capt. G allaat- dian bent on revenge. (R) .0:00 (22) Hecital Hall U :00 ( 3) News. Sports and Weather (80) Satnrday HepeH ( 8-30) News aad Weather <:U (M). Aroaad Tewa (22) Satarday Night Hepert 8:M < 8) The Story (40) Satarday Rmtloa (801 Film I U :10 (22) Curtala Time LT. WOOP CO. “hSfSm (22) Wide Oenatty_. 11:15 ( 3) Satarday Sp*eta*al« ! \ K \ HIM '-Ml (Ml lathraatfonal Simwtinw "The Franchiae Affair. H . Dettl- T m Bipit nram Mata A t State Thepter ftatoBIsacH (40) Grand dnry son: obMi- fe be nt for MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtJD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, »ATIB»DAT, SSTTEMBER M, 19M P A G E T H R E E P A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, SEir’lEMBER 81, 1968 tloB on I wro-year ksteanabip and be- ieerlea atar Lee J. Cobh) to defend NBC-TV^t "Mtoadtr W lM her son on a murder charge—al at the MoviaB S- e p t . 86 “ «ri«o-a6 .jn e e a reaideiliit doctor a t Bhdr BELLE OF pjn. IBDT). General HoapMai aa the T3r. KU- though the boy la already dead—ta SUNDAY Television PROGRAM dara” aaiiaa bagina Ms tMrd sea- *rro Make This Place Remember” lIMeh Miner nots M hM own __A on NBO-TV Thursday, Sept. on NBC-TV’a 90-mbrute color « I « < 8) SMred 8:88 ( 8) Natfeaal FasthaB Laatma entangled In mystery. drama, "The Virginian,” Wednes ■ iH I S> Tha BIk PlciBn Giants vs. Steelera. ( 8-8848) Arrest and chief stagehand, when he tsdeeg 30 (6:30-9:30 pan. XIDT). Raymond ( 8) laaltht (18) Tapia Ben Gsisarra, Howard Imff. Mur “BONANZA* over the controla of a mil”— Mhinwy «o-stars as Dr. L«enard day, Sept. 26 (7:30-9 p.m. B D T ). •iM < 8) The OhrUtoiikan (88) Snndut Attaraeaa Marta ' der la embellished wUh esploB- ( 8> Davey aaA OaHiiO 8)88 (18) Tha^lMstaphess age and marital strlfa theatrical devioe Tvhkh moves OUlac^, chief of stalf. (88) AxiloaHaM Oa F— (88) ^ ery m a a ’s FaasUy f :88 (8 ) The Beal MoCoys HEADQUARTERS goenory Into place—gnd gets the Temple Houston (aeries star ( 8) D «v n • GolUUk (48) Wianlag Flaa Walter Brennan. Luke does some goeneg fo r varioae muakwt num- Ein McCarthy heads an Ml-etar Jeff Himter) aedie to dear George ( 8) o n T* Adycatay* 8i88 (18) O arFB th plucking to try to get a Job M bcfg in the new geaaon’g ptemiere Taggart (oo-atar Jaok 6Uam) of I ( 8) Tales OI Tka Bhrar Baak (88) Sanday MslMsa dog catmer during the slack east aa an athwney who attempts ( 8) Tkla la The Ufa ^ r o l t In The Big Hoase." Seaa farm season. (R) oelor broadoasE o f ‘QMng Along to vindicate a former police an unjustified murder charge in (n> OiBK Haas Sebaal Brans. (8848) BoaansaJCole*) wtth MMoh” Monday, 86 on tain convicted of hiring gunmen to T in d A i « e l Chaves," the aeoond (88) The ChHsto^ars 8:88 (18) Insight Lome Greene. Hoes falls la h>ve J h S L S s l &L («8) Baorad Heart 8:88 (18) Basahan with an Infamous San Frandseo NBC-TV oolor (10-11 pjn. N T T ). MU a man, in “Man mthout a drama to be presented on NBO- ; (88) Saerad Heart Mats vs. Giants beauty. This te a new dsiy and obm 6or the Witnees,” on NBC-TV’a “Kraft TVa new "Temple Houston” series, ' ( 8) Uadarstaadtatc Oar Wm M 4:88 (8 ) Ameitoaa FaatbaH Leatgas A eries. -nwreday. Sept. 86 (7:30-8:»0 pm. < 8) The Aaswar Boston Ts. Oakland 8:18 ( 8) Trae Mystery Theatre” Wednesday, Jack Webb, host-narrator. A malr Sept. 2S (9-10 p.m.. BDT. This la B D T ). ______(88) This Is The tM » (88) The Fear Seas lard nesting in downtown Milwau IN RADIO. TELEVISION (48) Oral Hebarta 8:M ( 8) I've Oat A Saerad kee sets a gmat newspaper Ogoar iMvamt, Ootidoa and gheBa the first broadcast in the United M;N < 8) Lamp Data My Feat ^ (88) Laag John SUrar MaoRae and new ciomedton BUI Drawings and dlsu7 of Kaatha (88) Big Fletare story. (R) States of “Man Without a Wtt- Joey Bishop aa Joey Barnes and KollwiU. pliiloaopher. 8:88 ( 8) Great Artlsta 88:88 ( 8) Caadld ^ C a a ^ ^ . and STEREO Ooeby will be studio guests on the nesa.” ) Ma oo-atar Ahby Dalton aa Mrs. ( 8) bearish News Views (88-88) Oanege Basri (Calsg) Durward Kirby, host. Alien radsy, 87 “Jaok Fsnr P*o- (88) Challea el Sahratlaa (Seasaa Fremlera) Guest: Composer LoRoy Ander- fMun” (NBO-TV odor bruetdeast. Bmnea, wlU introduce infant Mat (88) Saorlflee at the Hass Moderator, Robert Daria. Intar- Ham (Jomied and Hal March thew David Smith, TV’s yowyeat U;15 ( 8) The Ohristaphars oolleglate question - and - answer (S W l^ '^ ew Of The 77e«* Service On All Models 10-11 pjn. BDT). Atoo featured in star in TIoldup!” — a fuU-bour (Color) Hans Coorled, Hal hlarch. aerleg regrular, as the newborn < 8) Lbah Dp And Lire series. oemeo tqipearanoes In a brief oesnedy set agahiet a mUUon-ddler Bamea son, in “ The Baby’s F irst Religious Series 8:48 (88) Scarabsard Coinray' of armed robbery m filmed oomeily gketoh wU 1m Do- esnusement park robbery —' bo be ( 8) Haslo (ar Yam Ripper 8:88 ( 8) The Baets of FTsadsm amusement park. Day” episode of "The Joey Bidiop (48) ralth Far Today Special "The Odden Age of ( 8-88-48) 188 Oraad (Ue Goodman, HiylUa DUier, Wediy broedoaet in color Sunday, fiept. 23 Jaack ■ Clark, “ ■ emcee. Amateur t Cte, Jonathan winteeu and Phil Show” color series Saturday, SepC I (8 ) Camera Three i^eoe." King Paul and Ofietia IF YOU OWN A BOAT CHECK OUR (lO-U pjn. HHW) on NBC-TV’e 81 (NBC-TV Network, 8:80 pm. Experimental aeries; Jamas Ma«- Frederika <» Greece discuss perts are pitted against profes Fostee. THi Pont Show of the Week." andraw host Greek philosophy and art and sional authorities. BDT). ( 8) Cammaats A Peapla guide viewers through Parthenon. 88:88 ( 8) TThat’s My LWe , MARINE EQUIPMENT (88) Mahalla Jaehsaa (88-88) Meet The Frees (Calar) John Daly, moderator. J P »n ^ BEansl (series star ahh»#y Booth) Orlndl Iseriee star Rnogene (88) FraaUars at FaMh Public Affairs Discussion lets: Dorothy iQlgallen, Beimett changes Mr. Baxter's yiafting Coca) becomes a heroine when die Oaptaln GaUant (series star (48) Western Jamharaa (48) Prdbe Cerf. Arlene Francis. I ( 8> Capital Baperta oouain Oraos ftrom a Shy ■Pi***!*'^ folia fcHreign spies searching for a Buster orabbe) (hscovers a plot by (88) Film ( 8-88-48) News bandlta to murder a French gen (88) Amerleaas at Wash 8:88 (88) OperatlaB Saeoaaa U:88 ' 8) News . Citiwiis Band Radio Sales and Service to an outspoken bachelor g M in seiuret rocket formula in ‘^ rin d l. I ( 8) A Qaest far Certalaty (88) Have Oaa Win Travel ( 8-8848) Mews A Weather An BMatnple fo r Hassl" on MBC- Counterspy" on NBC-TV’s “ Orlndl" eral who has come tp Aftrloa to ( 8) Legaay at Ught (88) Faatare (48) Sunday Bdlttoa sign a treaty with the border (88) For Yoar InfarmaHaa (48) Atrlcaa Fatral U :U ( 8) Mevie Masterpieees TV*s *rHsael” oolor ssrisg Thuts- series Sunday, Sept. 22 (8:80 p.m. (88) Jewish Ufa 7:88 ( 8) Zaarama "The Bowery." G. Raft. J. Ooop- day. Sept. 86 (9:60 pan. MOT). BDT). tribes, in the “Introihiotlon Stoey." (48) Eraagel Hoar (88-M) Bill Daaa Shaw ' _ Dumont Color TV Tliis episode starts a repeat as- tl;45 ( 8) BriUsh Calendar (Premiere) Oiuy Croeby, Jooar 11:88 V n BIjr Moyle Rossana Doble (guest star Joan rlea of “Captain GaSant” adven ItrM ( 8) D.N. lalaraatlonal Sana than Winters. Jose Jimenes Is In ■'The Mirror Has Two Faces." Dr. Jamas KUdare (a irtea star ( 8) Dragnet danger of los'ng his Job as bell Morgan. , Richard Chaenlieiiain) flseee a Blondell), an aging dancehaU tures Saturday, Sept 81 (6:30 to 6 (88) Film hop, (38) Late Show ELECTRONICS major deeiaioii wtien ha mualiea queen, persuades Judge Garth pm . B O T ). (88) Wild Bin HlehofA (88) Hawaiian Islaads "At Capone." U:W ( 3) We Believe ( 8) Sanday MatUea (48) Wanted: Dead or AHve 11:86 (48) Featare 48 LASORATORIES 7:15 ( 8) All-Fra Booreboard 1:88 (48) Lord’s Prayer "Go West. Marx Brothers. ( 8) Newscepe (28) Dlsearary *88 7:88 ' 8) Dennis The Measoe MVBBOADflO. Frank Buxton, boat. "The Jay North, Herbert Anderson. 1:86 ( 8) News „ American Cowboy.’* Part I. Tnrlng to help Hr. 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LXXXn, NO. 801 (SIXTEEN PAGESJt MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1963 McNamara, Taylor State N ew s Roundup Roth well t)n Saigon Mission Ally of Kowalski WAS|1INGT(>N (AP) —< By unrest, McNamara obviously meant the political turmoil within Says Appointment Secretary of Defense Robert South Viet Nam resulting from a S. McNamara and Gen. Max recent crackdown by the Viet Purposely Stalled Struggle Evident at Scene well D. Taylor, chairman of namese government on Buddhists, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, flew students and other opponents. These actions by President Ngo HARTFORD (AP)—It’s no to South Viet Nam today on a Dlnh Diem have brought his gov accident that hearings on for r special fact-finding mission ernment Into policy conflicts with mer Congressman Frank Ko for President Kennedy. Uie United States. Their sliver Air Force transport When reporters asked whether walski’s appointment to a fed Dodd Cuts T een-ager plane left Andrews Air Force his mls.slon indicated a deteriorat eral post have been postponed Base at 10 a.m., shortly after the ing military situation in South five times, says one of his po defense secretary and the chair Viet Nam, McNamara replied "definitely not.” litical allies. 5 Provisos man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Frank Russo of Hartford, who is received final Instructions from He added that he did not want Bruised, to draw any conclusions in ad seeking the Democratic nomination the President at the White House. for U.S. Senator next year, and They were with the President vance of his’ week long Inspection On Treaty and survey. supported Kowalski for the same 82 minutes. Undersecretary of nomination last year, said last State George Bali and presidential The defense secretary said he was not carrying any instructions night the postponements are a "de Shoe O ff assistant McGeorge Bundy also liberate stall." WASHINGTON (AP) — attended. to change any U.S. personnel in Viet Nam. He said," however, that State and Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- Speaking with reporters briefly National Democratic Chairrnan By EDWARD FREEM.AN before takeoff McNamara said There have been reports of dis j cleared the way for John M. Bailey has gone to bat vote^ on a h alf dozen The body of 17-year-old that until recently the progress of satisfaction in Washington with for Kowalski” and sincerely w ants senate voies on a nan aozen tlic antl-Communiat military effort the performance of Gen. Paul D. him to get the $20,000 a year post i proposed reservations to the , Hope Fern Rothwell of Bolton by the South Vietnamese forces Hopkins, top U.S. commander on :he Subversive Activities Con ' limited nuclear test ban treaty | was discovered about 4:1.'5 with U.S. support had been "pro there. trol Board. yesterday, lying between two ceeding very satisfactorily." McNamara's 30-hour flight is today by dropping his own - Bailey and Sen. Abraham Ribl- mounds of dirt in a secluded He .said he and Taylor were go due to end in Saigon Tuesday coff, D-Conn., Kowatski's oppo fight for five “ understand-' ing to the vital Southeast Asian night, Viet Nam time. nents during the preconvention ings." lovers' lane off Dockerel Rd., country to determine "whether The McNamara - Taylor plane Democratic and Republican Tolland. will make one refueling stop on campaigning last year, were wait that military effort has been ad ing with him for the Senate Judi leaders voiced confidence of .suf According to police an autopsy, versely affected by the unrest of ficient votes to reject all proposed perforined late last night at Hart (Continued on Page Seven) ciary Subcommittee hearing to be the past several weeks.” gin last IVednesday when It was reservations, and predict over ford Hoapital by Dr George Mr- suddenly called off, ostensibly be whelming approval of the treaty Adams. pathologist, disclosed that cause the Senate was in se.ssion. when the final vote is taken the girt was .strangled. There Here Also present was Sen. Thomas J. Tuesday. no indications of sexual molesta Prince Edward County, Va, Dodd, D-Conn., who Russo wants Dodd announced in a Senate tion. the report .said. to beat out for the Democratic speech his decision to drop his Major Leslie Williams of the nomination next year. call for understandings. He urged state police said this afternoon that Kowalski's nomination was sub ratification of the pact, saying he c.atise of.death is believed to be. Free Schools Report mitted. last Jan. 17 by President believes "the good in it outweighs mechanical strangulation as op Kennedy. the bad." ■ -* posed to manual He .said investi If his appointment is not con He said he would offer later a gators now believe the girl was firmed, he may join Russo's cam separate resolution calling upon strangled with the strap of’ her paign against the party leadership the Senate pre)Jaredne.ss subcom handbag since it fits tlie pattern Smooth Beginning in Connecticut, Russo said. mittee to make periodic reports of a bruise on her throat.' The Hartford insurgent said he to the Senate on the status of the When diaeovered. the body here was going to try again to present U.S. underground nuclear testing marks of violeiu'e incltidrng a program, the status of nuclear bruise on the right side of her Bv BIIX JOHNSON iterated by the Prince Edward Free his views as a candidate to the Hartford Democratic Town Com laboratories, "the observance of head and neck. One sneaker was FARMVILLE, Va. (AP)—Ern School Association. When the the treaty,” and its impact on doors opened last Monday, it was mittee Tue.sday night and renewed off her foot. Her open pocketbook est Pratt studied the sign by his national security. was fotmd near the body, some of feet, then softly read out "fl(3 o r." the first time in four years that his attack on Committee Chair man Robert Killian, calling him a In saying he would not press its contents spilled on the ground. He looked toward the front of the free education was available to for understandings, Dodd said he all children in this southslde Vir "cheap imitation of John Bailey." There were small, superficial room at another sign and read reached his decision on the basis wounds on other parts of her body "wall.” ginia County. of Pre.sident Kennedy's recent "The week was a.s smooth as and additional bruises on her Around the room in the small .TruckerB for Rale Hike. solemn guarantees" the United thigh, it is reported. brick building were other signs, could be expected when you bring States will continue a vigorous a faculty together from all over HARTFORD (A P )—The State Her bod.v was found by Robert "door,” "window” and "chair." Public Utilities Commission underground test program, that Usher. 47, of 31 King St., Rock Ernest could read most of the the United States and there are atmospheric testing facilities will no textbooks,” said Dr. Neil V. Sui- (PUC) was told today that Con ville, He is assistant building in words, admittedly not much of an necticut truckers need a rate in be kept in operation and that fa spector of Glastonbury and the accomplishment for an 8-ycar-old. livan of Eaat Wllllston, Long cilities for monitoring Soviet nu Island, N.Y., the free schools' crease to (sffsel steadily rising son of Rockvillei-building inspector For Ernest, though, it was the be clear activities will be strength- Girl’s b(xly lies in clearing near power line cut. (Hei-ald photos by Ofiai'a, Freeman.) Roland Usher. At the time, he ■was ginning of the new world of leam- superintendent. "The fact that we operating expenses. Atty. Herman Matthel, general ended and improved. - ;-- *> condticting a routine inspection of big he entered only one week ago. survived at all is a tremendous Dodd .said that if the Senate re tribute to the teachers.” counsel for' ths-New Sktgland Mo the property, owned by relatives Ernest and 1,801 other children jected the_ tje a ^ at this peint, Because trash was often discarded are enrolled in the privately fi With children who had not been tor JEtate Bur«aM-*in^ made this statement at the first session of ' ‘the Communists would launch a Search Party in the area, various members of nanced and gradelcss schools op- subjected to classroom discipline tremendously effective propagan for four years, or perhaps never a PUC hearing on a proposed 10 the family have condticted in.spec- in their 11 year, the transition per cent hike in Intrastate freight da war against us as hypocrites tions of the area about once a rates. The New England Motor and warmongers" Com bed Area month. The checks had been going from an unregimented environ "The stature and leadership of Rockets Vital ment could have been difficult. Rate Bureau Inc. is agent for 220 on for about 20 years. But Sullivan said that except for Connecticut intrastate truckers. the President, so important to the State police' di.sclosed that they free world alliance, would be un For Evidence had sent a patrol car into the area "one minor Incident on a school dermined by such a crushing re bus, there have been no disciplin late Friday night but thev had To Moon Tests Plan Benefits Cities buff,” he said, "and the moral beon looking for a car with the ary problems. Decorum has been HAiRTFORD (A P )—A Republi posture of our country and thus, Over 300 men shivered a little excellent.” Rothwell girl in it. and it had been Use Hydrogen can proposal that would imerease in a benge, our capacity to lead, in chilly weather in the country. raining heavily. According to Maj Since 1989, when the Prince Ed the strength of city and suburban would be badly tarnished.” They were^ participating in an inch- Leslie Williams, State Police execu ward Board of Supervisors closed delegations to the party's state Dodd had proposed understand tive officer, there was no way of public schools rather than submit by-inch .search of the area where CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) conventions is under study. ing that the treaty involves no the car, driven by Hope Rothwell, knowing yesterday if the girl's —Two revolutionary upper stage to a federal court order to de The proposal, calling for an in recognition of the East German segregate, Negro children had no crease In total convention seats was found late Wednesday night. rockets which bum high-energy Communist regime; permits U.S. Her car was discovered at about (Continued on Page Eight) liquid hydrogen are being access to free education in the from 660 to 950—with the addi withdrawal immediately in the county. White children have paid tional seats to be given communi 11:20 p.m., parked on the narrow groomed for test flights vital to event of a violation by any other pavement on Re.scrvoir Rd., over manned and unmanned space pro tuition to attend private, segre ties making a goi^ showing on signers; does not inhibit the U.S. gated schools. election day—is being placed be use of Nuclear weapons to defend a mile in either direction from the grams. nearest house. The keys were in They are the S-4, second stage "The date of Sept. 16 is as fore the Republican study council. itself or its allies; any amend of the Saturn super-booster, and famiiar to the children in our The council is assessing the ments to the treaty must be rati the car, the motor and headlights Bulletins the Centaur, second stage of an schools as July 4 is to children party's position and prospects in fied by the Senate; and the treaty off. and no mechanical defects Atlas-Centaur vehicle. elsewhere,” Sullivan said. "The the state today and in coming elec would permit the use of peaceful could be detected. Culled from AP Wires Difficulties in harnessing frigid first day of classes the children, tions. Vernon Chief Constable Edmund Hquid hydrogen have delayed de many of whom had no calendars Presently, each town in the state (Continued bn Page Nine) F. Dwyer and five men searched velopment of both rockets, caus at home, could tell their teachers has two convention delegates for through Wednesday night without BARRY VOTED DOWN ing slippage in several key proj what the date was. It was an epic each seat in the General Assem success. On Thursday, state po WASHINGTON (AP)—Fhe Sen ects, principally unmanned moon day for them." bly. Thus Hartford, with three sen lice were notified, and a massive ate rejected toda\ a proposal by probes. Officials of the National Four white children al.so have atorial dLstricts and two repre New Haveners search party of police, volunteer Sen. Barry Goldwator, R Arii., Aeronautics and Space Adminis entered the new schools. They sentatives, has 10 seats in the (30P fire department ■ members. Boy to require Soviet removal of nu tration are confident that labora are Letitla Tew, 7; Rlchrd Mo.ss, state confabs. Scouts and interested citizens clear weapons and military per tory and ground-firing tests have 17, and a brother and slater, The proposed formula would al Divided over combed the area. sonnel from Cuba as the priee solved the problems. Brenda Abernathy, 18, and George locate the extra seats according to Until 4;1.^ ye.sterday afternoon for U.S. ratification of the limit The 41-foot S-4 was flown here Abernathy, 7. the 1962 Republican vote for gov police sought to find what happen ed nuclear test ban treaty. The i’ over the weekend from the Doug "There are still 'children, both ernor in each town. Wallace Ban ed to Hope. They quc«tioned all vote was 17 for the reservation las Aircraft plant in Sacramento,- „whlte and colored, who are not per.sons who attended the meet 7.5 against. The reservation of fin any school,” Sullivan said. fered by Goldwater. a possible Calif. After several weeks of JSA4CP Asks Probe NEW HAVEN (API—The sud ing; they checked Hope's friends hanger checks, it will be joined "Our bus drivers have reported to NEW LONDON (API — Only and classmates at Manche.ster 1964 Republlran presiden with an 82-foot Saturn boo.ster now us the homes where they have den withdrawal of an invitation tial nominee, was regarded as two Negroes are attending the re to Gov. George Wallace of Ala High School where she was a sen undergoing tests. seen children. We will visit these gional technical school in Norwich. ior and a member of the Drama-' the biggest hurdle for the treaty In December, if all goes well, homes and try to get the chil bama to speak before a Yale banning nuclear testing except As a result, the New London group was still being denounced tic Club, the French Club, the Li Capt. Robert Rundle speaks to the girl’s father. the two-stage combination will or dren enrolled.” brary Club, and participated in underground. (Chapter of the National Associa and defended today. bit the world's large.st satellite, a He added that after the tobacco tion for the Advancement of Color after .school sports. Tile speaking engagement for Members of the United Meth ROCK5 ABROAD ed People (NAACP) called la.st Nov,, 4 was broken by the Yale (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) night for a probe of Negro admis odist Church in Bolton, where NEW YORK (.API—CJov. Nel Political Union, a student debat Hope was an active member of son A. Rockefeller and his wife sions into the state's regional tech ing society, on Thursday after nical schools. the Youth Fellowship, held an all t»M(k off from New York today, acting university president King- night v'igil Thursday. with the governor saying he"A,. Chapter president Linwood Bland man Brewster said a visit by the said the local group does not know On Friday, state police dragged would not be critical of President segregationist governor would an abandoned quarry in Bolton. Kennedy’s administration dui^g Deaths in Birmingham if the Negro youths are being dis impair Yale's relations with the criminated again.st. On Sunday, with no publicity a 12-day tour of European^pi- New Haven Negro community. and protected by tight security tals. ,\t Idlewlld .\irport,^o<-ke- He said there is a possibility that Mayor Richard C. Lee also en guidance counselors in area high feller told newsmen, ‘‘^ e role of tered the controversy by wiring (Continued on Page Eight) a citizen abroa