THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1264 Avenge Daily Net Pnai Ron The Wwther iianrhi^Bt^r Itmtins For the Week Ihded Forecast of U. 8. Waather Bnreae November 1, 19M 14439 2 ^ 0 ,1 1 1 IlriilJ:! 1 a^UrnilLU lllFru-Lil Fair and oeoler tonight, low in About Totm 80s; mostly sunny, cooler tomor­ Democrats to Boost Member o t the A iM t * M ‘ "The Streeta of New York," row, high in 50a. IheiSMi o f drenlatlM a melodrama with vaudeville Manchester^—A City o f Village Charm between acts, will open tonight Renewal Unit Edge at Bailey Auditorium, Manches­ ter High Scftiol. The produc­ Thank You (CtaMUled AdvertWac «m Page 18) tion, presented by the Little VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 38 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1964 PRICE SEVEN CENTS Town Democrats, impatient with the speed of urban Theater of Manchester, will al­ renewal in Manchester, plan to almost double the size of so play tomorrow and Saturday the town’s redevelopment atrency in an effort to "gst night. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. For allowing ui fo serve your family for the past 45 things moving.” Once the agency is expanded, the Dem- Tickets are on sale from mem­ ocrati could appoint party^ bers of the group and at the State, Local Water Supply box office. years.. .Timas have changed sine# Pinahurit opened membera to fill the new poai position on urban renewal at a tlona— ttiua gaining a large Save 20c on pre-election meeting sponsored St Christopher's Mother's this store at the corner of Main and Middle Turnpika working majority of the agen­ in September by the Leagrue of Big Ford Layoff Circle, will meet tomorrow at cy memberahip. Women Voters. Speaking for the Democratic 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. .. .but our motto remains the same. . .warm, friendly Shows No Immediate Danger majority of the board of dlrec- "The Democratic directors John Foley, 26 Llndman St. ROYAL tora Tkieaday, director Robert are upset,” he said, "because the Mrs. Daniel Carey will be co­ service.. .finest foods.. .service meats and lowast Stone asked Town Counsel members of' the redevelopment hostess. The Rev. Eugene F. ICE CREAM With few exceptions, thefous enough to require any fur­<^JaiI sentences for anybody Atty. Irving Aronson to draft agency are not quite as excit­ Torpey will be guest speaker. ther restrictions at this time, found guilty of wasting water. ed about renewal as they should possibla prices. water supply in most sec­ an amendment to the ordinance Dozens of flavors 7Vs 9 gallon - according to water superintend­ In Norwalk, residents have be.” Hartford County Association I tions of Connecticut was ent Lawrence Wittkofske. been asked to take conserva­ To Start Tonight ereatihg the agency that would He cited a trip town officials enlarge its membership from of Medical A.s.sistants will pre­ described today as ade­ The private Manchester Wa­ tion measures. took to Federal renewal agency sent a ' Harve.Dt Supper and f ■ ' ...... live to nine. headquarters in New York -- quate despite the drought. ter Company serving the North WeUs have been reported The ordinance will be aub- travel show of the Caribbean Save on those wonderfully fresh Strickland Farm Major cities generally End reports no shortages; the drying up in small towns, forc­ DETROIT, Mich. (AP) (^tions. This will be an immedlate iJocal dispute.s, all now settled that he said helped win approv­ AND NOW PLEASE JOIN US IN THE 2nd WEEK OF OUR total idle of 69,000 men. Ford and the UAW gave up mlited to the board at its next Monday at 7 p.m. at the YWCA, are in good supply, but some company’s prime resources are ing some persons to purchase — The strike - troubled al for the downtown renewal Ann St., Hartford. Anyone The company made its an­ Wednesday in efforts to settle regular meeting, in December. project - ' as an example of smaller communities are taking wells, not reservoirs such as water or got it in some other Ford Motor Co. starts a wishing to attend may contact serve the rest of town. manner. For example, some fire nouncement late Thursday from four of the strikes in top-level Town Democrats, particularly "red tape cutting" that should FRESH EGGS precautions to make the most huge layoff of workers Dearborn headquarters almost negotiations here. former director Theodore Pow­ any member of HCAMA or Miss departments are delivering wa­ be done. of dwindling reserves. A couple of big cities, Stam­ simultaneously with a union ell and Stone, have been criti­ 'Patricia Gainty. 37 Goodrich ford and Norwalk, report severe ter in hardship cases. across the country Friday The union ordered its national Questioned Tuesday, town In Manchester, the shortage charge that Ford's "obstinate cizing the redevelopment agen­ Dr., Wethersfield. Large Grade A A Doz. 4 3 affecting town water depart­ shortages. The Bridgeport Hydraulic night in what Ford Presi- Ford bargaining committee to th Aiiniversary Sale j LA- ni-ii 1 attitude” had prevented strike cy since 1962 for not moving Democrats offered no reasons Detroit and proposed a further for requesting enlargement of *” » 55 ment users has resulted in a In Stamford, the city govem­ Company said no emergencies dent Arjay Miller says may' settlements. FRESH OYSTERS, SWORDFISH, meeting next Thursday. the towm's two redevelopment Washington LOL will meet partial ban on outdoor water­ ment has declared an emergen­ become a full shutdown by projects faster. the redevelopment agency ex­ HADDOCK AND FLOUNDER Ken Bannon. director of the Ford’s President Miller .said tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange ing. The condition Is not serl- cy, and threatened fines and (See Page Eleven) UAW Ford Department, issued The agency—currently man­ cept to assert that it would next week. in San Diego. Calif., Thur.sday Hall. The first degree will be a statement saying Ford "stub­ ned by three Republicans and "get them moving." exemplified. Week-old strike.s by the Unit­ that a national Ford shutdown two Democrats— has replied to Francis J. Mahoney, chair­ ed Auto Workers at eight facto­ bornly refu.ses” to agree to could result from a .shortage of each charge by referring to its man of the board, admitted that ries, Including key parts and terms at some plants which he car parts from the interlocking Mi.ss Suzanne L. Taylor, Free Water said management already had problems in dealing with the the expansion plan was origi­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen stamping plants that feed the production system. 45th ANNIVERSARY MEAT SPECIALS Drought-Hit Areas Ford car production setup, are accepted at other plants. Federal government. nated by the Democratic direc­ S. Taylor of 50 Gardner St., So far in the .strikes Ford has A Lebanon water company held to blame. Ford made no immediate According to redevelopment tors, without their having con­ wdll be a student speaker at a lost more than 10,000 units of director Edward Rybcyzk, the sulted the redevelopment agency Milk Fed is offering free water dur­ If Ford close.s all its 90 plants, comment on the charge. ' car and truck assemblies. The luncheon Friday at Pembroke ing the current water short­ agency’s paid executive, both officers. College in Brown University, NOW— As Always— Famous for Fine Meats a total of 160,000 hourly workers The separate, local strikes company’s .sales reports have Look Toward West will be laid off. bear on individual at-the‘plant projects are paced by the Fed­ Keith yesterday confirmed Providence, R. I. The college is age- indicated no strike effects. Norman Boisclalr, manag­ Ford, with 25,500 men on issues. Local agreements .sup­ eral government, which must that the agency had not been celebrating its bicenten­ WHITE VEAL Ford said its 1.5 millionth car and now is the lime to buy pork er of the Woody Brook Wa­ strike at the eight plants, an- plement the national Ford-UAW sale of calendar 1964 had come approve every step in the re­ consulted. nial year. Miss Taylor is a sen­ ter Co. said today his firm’s nounced a layoff Friday night of ^ contract. Ford, like rival Gener- more than a month ahead of newal process. And he added that the agency ior at the college. NEW YORK (AP)—Residents of the dry East and Powell, in an effort to speed Veal for Scallopini pumps will be opened to Midwest, gripped in a deepening drought and taking 3.3.5(X) more at eight assembly , al Motors and Chrysler, came to last year. Ford .said it had sales feels that its business has been With cooler weather and a low price on farmers and householders in operations and 16 manufactur- j national agreements with the of 51.662 cars for the Nov. 1-10 progress, pressed last January Robert F. Stone of 94 Carman conducted in an orderly manner need. emergency water conservation measures, today looked Ing locations in several states, j union weeks ago, although GM for enlargement of the redevel­ Rd. will speak at a meeting of Veal Cutlets and Chops the finest govemment inspected pork, opment staff. and without any political con­ Woody Brook, a chartered to the West for relief- t including key Michigan installa- i was troubled into last week by (Rcpc Page Nineteen) He was turned down by siderations having entered into the Hartford Chapter. National fresh from State of Iowa farnis, our water company, services the There were no moisture prob­ A.s.sociation of Accountants, Stewing Veal five inches of new snow and agency chairman Everett Keith its deliberations. Frankel Acres housing de­ lems west of the Rockies where heaped 14 inches on West Yel- Tuesday at Indian Hill Country meat men decided it was a good time to who was backed by other agen­ Until this year, the agency Veal Roasts velopment in Lebanon. storms have dumped copious low.stone, Mont. Club. Newington. Stone, a CPA, offer pork as the best buy of the week. cy members and Republican was appointed by General Man­ rain and snow for more than a Very dry conditions continued Harlan Taylor. ager Richard Martin. is a manager in the Hartford of­ week. The Weather Bureau said Rail Unions fice of Arthur Anderson & Co. I We start off with center cut LEAN from the central Mississippi Events Keith asserted that no addi­ One of tlie charter changes that storm center was ready to Valley and some plains sections tional staff was nece.ssary at urged by the town Democrats and is a graduate of the Uni­ PORK CHOPS, any thickness . . , thin, U.S. H as Lead spread out on the plains. that time. versity of Connecticut. Forest fires raged, communi­ Set Nov. 23 and .passed by the electorate at regular or double with a pocket for stuff­ A shift of rainy, snowy weath­ ties .sought emergency aid and Stone voiced the Democrats' a referendum in October - put In Missile Race In State Senior Girl Scout Troop 2 is Jill er to the eastern drought region winter crops wasted away In the the appointment power into the Silver Tip boneless Oven Roast ing and center pork roasts, all the same from the Rocky Mountains was sponsoring a grinder sale to wqrm, sunny autumn. Officials hands of the directors. LONDON (AP) — The United a possible prospect for next Strike Date help finance a ski trip this win­ and Newjiort easy to serve Rib low price. said the drought would cost Wanda Braithwaite of Winchester, W. Va., shows Only one appointment ex­ States will still have more than week, the Weather Bureau said. ter. Miss Jvidy Bjorkman, 367 Roast become more in demand farmers and other citizens mil­ CHRISTMAS pires this year, however, that of a 4-to-l edge over the Soviet Un­ There was a spread of cooler little concern over her double trouble— a broken Major Change WASHINGTON (AP) — Six W. Center St., is accepting or­ every day. lions of dollars. Republican William B. Thorn­ I ion In InterconUnental ballistic air which generated some mois­ Some communities began mirror on Frida.v the 13th. The Herald’s poet railroad shop unions hava ton. Normally the Democrats ders for ham or salami grind­ missiles by early 1966, but the ture in the Upper Great Lakes In Drink Law ANIMAL FAIR ers. They will be delivered Sat­ drawing water from recreation­ laureate, Sol Cohen, adds another outlook on this scheduled a strike against mo(rt could thus fill only Thornton's Soviets may be^n catching up region and along the Appalachi­ urday morning to Manchester al lakes. Farmers were using fateful day in the me.ssage below. (AP Pliotofax.) of the nation’s railroads for 6 SATURDAY, NOV. 21 post. The proposed expansion of after that, a leading Western an highlands. During the night, tank trucks to haul water to Being Weighed residents. lb. research institute estimated London, in ea.stem Kentucky, a.m., local time, Nov. 23 union the agency would create 79 their fields. sources said today. 10 A.M. — 4 P.M. enough new ptositions to allow today. received about half an inch of Some rain eased the dry spell rain. HARTFORD (AP) — A The strike notice has not yet appointment of a new Demo­ ROAST LOIN OF PORK The annual review of the In­ slightly in the Midwe.st, but one It’s Friday the 13th Affain been served on the railroads but ST. PETER'S CHURCH cratic majority. Rights Talk Set stitute of Strategic Studies also This precipitation, \ though, farmer said, '‘it (the rain) just major law change which By SOL UOIIKN union ‘ general chairmen art Hebron HOME STYLE SAUSAGE MEAT said the Soviet Union is main- was very little compared with didn't begin to soak in.” could subject adults who issuing instructions to the more By B’nai Brith the storm which covered most A four-day rain and snow This is a day for all to beware the weak and the timid, LARGE LINK SAUSAGE and the ones prone to .scare. serve liquor to under-age than 160,000 shop workers, . Stuffed Toys, (8e« Page Ten) of the great basin with one to storm in Northern California sources said. ITALIAN STYLE HOT SAUSAGE began tapering off Thursday A day on which ladders and black cals and such, are .youths to financial liabil­ Baked Goods, Aprons, Charter Oak Lodge and Ben shunned by many, those superstitious loo much. Federal mediators continued VILLA MARIA Ezra Chapter of B’nai B'rith night. Most of the West Coast ity from civil damage suits efforts to reach a settlement in Doll Clothes, Gifts was soaked. Other parts of the Beware of your husband, who’s grumpy today, and hus­ have scheduled a joint meeting bands—be sure to bring home your whole pay. was under consideration a 17-month-old wage dispute, Snack Bar HOTEL for Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at Troops on Duty at Palace Northwest lay under show. today by a special state meeting with union spokesman The New Jersey Conservation It's good to have Friday the 13lh come round it makes South Olastonl>ury, Conn. Temple Beth Sholom. Michael Fox. Door Prizes! Department has directed water one more cautious, makes life seem more sound. committee. CLOSED Chester Obuchowski, chair­ Basically, it would extend the J. E. Wolfe, chief railroad i suppliers to report to state negotiator, returned to Chicago Every Hour On The Hour THANKSGIVING DAY man of the Manchester Hu­ Dram Act which now applies to man Relations Commissions, agencies every other day on the Thursday night after also meet­ New Buddhist Riots water supply so that state can commercial sales of liquor to an will moderate a program devot­ For an economical family ^Convicted’ Judges Find ing with mediators. The formal ed to an examination of cur­ Pork Roast take emergency action when Intoxiciated person to private strike announcement reportedly rent civil rights problems, with oven roast we recommend warranted. Officials said there parties or other affairs in which will come from the Railway two well-known civil rights Bonele.ss Imperial or Savoy cut Add to Viet Troubles is enough water on hand for 88 . liquor is served. Employes’ Department of tha days. , Plenty of ^Inside’ Humor Chairman Arthur M. Lewis of "IT WAS THE MONTH BEFORE CHRIST.MAS” ' leaders as speakers. from special chucks . . . lb. 89c 7 RIB CUT AFL-CIO In Chicago. Arthur Johnson, Director of lb. Residents in the North Jersey the State Teen age Liquor Union sources said the strike Human Relations for the City 3 2 ' SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— Buddhist students community of F’ranklln Lakes LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) —^could be acquired for the prison Study Committee announced to­ notices probably will be sent out CHRISTMAS FAIR of Hartford and past president stormed past riot police today in a demonstration dfe- are borrowing water for ba­ There’s the story about the gov­ library. day the proposal has been sub­ today or Saturday. Very, very meaty thing. The last measurable rain­ mitted to his group and "We of the Hartford Chapter of manding an end to the new civilian government, already ernor touring a .state penal insti­ "They don't have as many The six shop unions are SPONSORED BY LADIES BENOVELENT SOCIETY NAACP, will speak on “ Hu­ COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS fall in New Jersey was .01 inch tution when he wrts met in a here as at Leavenworth or now have it under considera­ among 11 nonoperating unions BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH man Relations—Stakes and much in demand ... ,1b. 59c sorely beset by a flood disaster and Red guerrillas. Nov. 5. narrow hallway by a life-term Atlanta,” the pri.soner com ­ tion” Involved in ^ e wage talks. The Action." A company of airborne troop.s<.> Light showers Thursday in convict. plained. "Those who have suggested other five unions have set no Arthur Spiegel, newly ap­ BONELESS RIB PORK ROAST ...... lb. 79c In battle dress kept the 1.500 The students then contented New England did little to allevi­ Pardon me,” the convict Although the tour had its the measure contend it would strike action, biit reportedly Education Building SATURDAY, NOV. 14 45+h ANNIVERSARY demonstrators from marching themselves with pushing past 40 ate the drought, which passed said a.s he brushed by. lighter moments. Warden O. G. discourage parents and others would respect the picket lines of 11 A..M. to 8 P.M. pointed director of the Connec­ BONELESS LOIN PORK ROAST ...... lb. 99c ticut regional office of the Anti- as planned on Diem Hong Pa­ police and entering the central its 195th day. A Massachusetts A similar incident occurred Blackwell, who once headed to serving liquor to youths un­ the shop men. Defamation League and well- MORRELL’S TINY TENDER BARBECUE lace, where the new government market, where they shouted: official estimated that the here Thursday as 34 federal Alcatraz, considered the visit a der 21," said Lewis, who is also MISS WORLD All told, the U unions Involve Snack Bar Open from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. known expert on propaganda EXTRA SPECIAL S ^ R E R I B S ...... Ib. 69c. and the High National Council “ Down with dictatorship, com­ state’s dairy industry and judges were touring the U.S. most serious thing, State Legislative Commission­ more than .400,(H)0 railroad em­ SUPPER SERVED at 6 P.M. techniques, will discuss "Vio­ il were in session. munism and neutralism!” Then produce farmers alone would penitentiary and a pri.soner "It gives the judges an oppor­ er. ployes. lence, Intimidation and Re­ leaders told the students to dis­ suffer $6 million damages. called from his cell: “ I hope tunity to see what happens to a The shop craft unions have Pinehurst Also Recommends Truckloads of troops poured Under the Dram Act, aimed prisal—The Race Relations Pic­ 3 in 1 blend of freshly ground Into the city in a show of perse. Officials in Fitchburg, Mass., you can cut some .sentences.” man after he’s sentenced,” at commercial drinking estab­ Miss World rejected the recommendation of WHOLE 10 LB. AVERAGE said the community must have The judges knew he was jok­ Blackwell said, "We have the a presidential emergency board ture Today." strength by Premier Tran Van Another band of students, lishments, any one who sells Beef . . . Pork . . . Veal for plentiful rain by mid-December ing. and joined in the laughter. responsibility to carry out the for wage incresises of 27 cents The arra'ngements committee Huong’s l6-day-old govemment. armed with .sticks and ma­ liquor to an intoxicated person for the program consists of meat loaf and Swedish meat chetes, tried to storm the Minis­ or face the prospect of no water At smother pyoint in the tour, sentence of the court. This Coes Dancing an hour over three years, con­ Tender SEMI-BONELESS at all by February. U.S. Dlst, Judge Francis L. Van shows the judges how we’re who then goes out and injures tending it was too little. Mrs. David Kahn, chairman, b a lls...... lb. 69c try of Public Works but was re­ a third party as a result thereof Mrs. Sidney Green and Mr. and PORK LOIN pelled. New York City has been Dusen of Philadelphia was ap­ doing it.” A 30-day strike ban under pro­ RIB OVEN ROAST supplying water from city res­ proached In the machine shop The tour was part of a three- can be held liable and sued for To Celebrate visions of the Railway Labor SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. Mrs. Seymour Kudlow. (Freeze a Few Pounds) About half a dozen persons damages by the third party. A question and answer period 1 meals in 1... 2 roasts and chops ^ News Tidbits ervoirs since September to by a young man in his late 20s day sentencing institute attend­ Act expires at midnight Nov. 19. ^ ! n were Injured when a group of nearby towns which have .shor­ who a.sked if more law books The law says that such per­ The unions contend their wage and refreshments will conclude of CHOICE BEEF technical students opposed to ed by U..S, District Court judges from the AP Wires tages. sons can collect up to 820,000 LONDON (AP) — A statu­ scales average far less than for the program. or cut any way you ask. 5th, 6th, Jth Ribs the Buddhist students attacked from the Third Circuit, compris­ esque British brunette danced !H Many Pennsylvania farmers ing Penn.sylvania, New Jersey, from the seller. It has thus been comparable jobs In other indus­ A large family value lb. the rear of their column as it are trucking water for livestock a “Sword of Damocles” hang­ Into the early hours today to tries. JL ^ left the market. Still Countings Delaware and the Virgin Is­ and for winter wheat. Twenty- ing over the heads of owners celebrate her coronation as The hourly pay of the U nono- House races in Alaska, Mis­ lands. Miss World of 1964. THE COLONIAL HALL souri and New York decided The Buddhist 'oppose the ap­ seyen communities are using Once inside they saw how in­ of bars and restaurants. Tinv bite size tender cubes of 7 9 pointment of some technicians emergency water supplies. Offi­ She is Ann Sidney, 20, a hair (See Page Ten) — ROCKVH.LE — ' Roost pork In 350' oven...fat side up...do not cover. .. allow lb. leaving only New Hampshire mates are classified, trained ■stylist who.se measurements are STEWING BEEF .... lb. 85c contest in doubt'. . . . Civilian pi­ who served under President cials said the forest fire situa­ LBJ Enjoys and rehabilitated and how te.sts BINGO Available For 35 minutes per pound cooking time. Mother Charged < 36-24-36. She stands 5-foot-8 and tion is getting worse. Receptions, Weddlng^s, lot Lowell Thompson of Spo­ and mental interviews are giv­ weighs 132 pounds. EVERY FRIDAY 8 P.M. (See Page Eight) ‘V en. They ate lunch with a group TOLLAND (AP) — State Private Parties, kane, Wash., rescued from At­ "The girls were' wonderful. Soelal Events, etc. lantic after nearly 24 hours on Record Lead of inmates selected at random. Police said Mm. Barbara MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY Chameroy had legal custody of There was no bad feeling," said Call 875-9327 WE ARE FREEZER SPECIALISTS 1st 4 rib.s of this waste free, full raft. . . . John Shaughnessy of We had more volunteers green-eyed Ann. BuUetins of flavor, oven ready East Hartford re-elected presi­ than we needed for the 30 men i her two-year-old daughter, but O ver B ar ry to cat with the judges,” said Hhey charged her last, night She collected J7,000 in prize Check our price on any freezer Item. . . meat.screen tests. Culled from AP Wires Boneless Chicken Breasts sharp frozen. . . glad to quote you on meats. . . vegetables.. . ers union. . . . U.S. Air Force Blackwell. "They were at liber- i with abducting the child from and Lamb Legs planes arrive In Yugoslavia ty to discu.ss whatever they her husband’s home, The annual affair in London’s fruits, etc. on sale at 99c Ib. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Lyceum Ballroom usually on reque.st Easier to slier, le.ss waste in this with emergency flood relief do­ wanted. That’s why we didn’t Also arrested was Mrs. dent John.son has a record lead allow any guard.s or pri.son per- j -—------produces con.siderable squab­ GUTTER DAMAGED U.S. CHOICE HINDQUARTERS ___ Ib. 63c semi-boneless form. nated by Red Cross, U.S. gov­ NEW LONDON (AP)— ernment and world church amd of 15.6 million votes over Sen. •sonnel at the tables with them.’’ ! (See Page Ten) bling among contestants. Average weight 180 lbs. After her .selection from The U.S. Coast Guard re­ welfare organizations. . . . Barry Goldwater a.s unofficial ported today that one of Its Strike of 11,000 United Auto among five finalists, Ann at­ Choioi&L TybuedA, 9ja Jow n. U.S. CHOICE ARM CHUCKS ...... Ib. 49c returns from the Nov. 3 pre.si- tended a televised ball at a 255-foot outtera suffered Union workers at five .-\IUs- dential election continue to tric­ about 110,000 damage In a 95 to 110 lbs. ililHIliililllliilillililillilllilllllllliiy^ Chalmers plants enters sixth plush restaurant with the 41 oth­ HHiiiiiHiiiiiiiininiiiiiyiiiiiiil er contestants. storm at sea about 1,500 SPECIALS TO DELIGHT EVERY HOMEMAKER-! day. kle in. Johnson Pledges Help Miss United States, Jeanne miles from its home. ':port Vatican Ecumenical Council All but 870 of the more than 176,000 voting units having re­ Quinn, was among the 16 semif­ here. None of the 11 oiftloera FULLY COOKED expected to approve revised inalists but failed to qualify In and 110 enlisted men aboard declarations on Jews and re­ ported, the unofficiai vote >•'': Johnson 42,374,405, Goldwater the finals. the Owasco was reported ligious freedom next week, To Mexican President Ana Marla Sofia, Yb. a model hurt. The Coast Guard said ' 4Sib Anniversary 45fh Anniversary-V - promulgation as decrees not ex­ 26,731,717. Much Below The Going Price The President has 61.1 per from Argentina, took second that the cutter was hit by pected before 1965. . . Gov. placK and $1,400. Then came 21-foot seas and by winds of, Rockefeller answers “It could cent of the presidential vote of JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)—President Johnson, U. S. NO. 1 69,306,122, including some 200,- Linda Lin, 22, Miss Free China, more thian 60 knots for two be” when asked If he will run CAMPBELL’S GREEN GIANT 000 votes cast for Democratic pledging to “ take up arms” with Mexico in fighting dis­ third, $7Cio; Maria Izabel de days. again but doesn't say if it will HAMS MAINE POTATOES electors in Alabama who were ease, poverty, hunger and. ignorance, pressed ahead to­ Avellar Elias,' Miss Brazil, be for governor or president. . . Whole or Half not pledged to Johnson. day with final talks with Mexico’s President-elect Gus­ fourth, $420; and Lyndal Cruick- PLANT TO CLOSE TOMATO SOUP 25 lb. bag 1.19 PEAS President Johnson proclaims With 270 needed to win, John­ shank, 21, Miss New Zealand NEW H AVEN (A P )— Thn Nov. 26 Thanksgiving Day and tavo Dia'z Ordaz. T $280. Sperry A Baniee Co. im- • r' son rolled up 486 electoral votes Diaz O'rdaz, him.self a land­ and joint cooperation to main­ PLUMP, NATIVE, 6-6'/, LB. AVG. urges all Americans to pray by carrying 44 states and the tain the principles that have The Miss World contest is one 'nouniMd today It wUl cloM V- "the'forces of evil, violence, in­ slide election victor who will be down Its New Haven meat • ; I Di.strict of Columbia. Goldwater Inspired our two peoples.” of three such events held each The Finest Seedless INDIAN RIVER difference, intolerance and in­ inaugurated dIc. 1 as the Mexi­ packing plant Feb. 19. The Lb. 59c • . 0 0 got 52 with six states. The principal reason for the ROASTING CHICKENS humanity may soon vanish.” can chief executive, wa.s wind­ (See Page Ten) 94-year-old company, a di­ M 5 c a n s 4 5 * ^ ^ cans When the .still uncounted ab­ ranch get-together between w PINK GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 39c Israeli air force planes smash ing up a 27-hour stay at the vision of Swift A Co., em­ sentee ballots and third party Jolinson Ranch. Johnson and Diaz Ordaz was Fancy, Sweet Life Frozen Cuh4^d A Syrian border positions, after a ployes 315 persons. R, L. (Limit 10 Cans) (Limit 10 Cans) votes are added about jk- month simply to become acquainted. Gollhofer, general noanager clash involving tanks and artil­ Diaz Ordaz was to return with from now, the official vote is Johnson acknowledged prob­ Moscow Fires of the company, saM the k BACON VEAL C:UTLETS • lery on the frontier, an Israeli his wife to Mexico City after expected to be close to 70 mil­ lems -- s u clr^ over Culxi — do plant was h ^ g . shut down • military spokesman announces. another formal session with exist between the United States lion compared with 68.8 million Johnson and a private luncheon. lieoauBe It was' uo tonger Lb. ^9c . . . Richard Cardinal Cushing and Mexico. Final K-Man 69c J • in 1060. The order of the day was not economical to operate it of Boston, says In an archdio­ But the percentage of those of "We are here to discuss • confined wholly to business, since the low level of Uve- cese weekly that he remembers voting age who cast presidential them,” he said. "And in the MOSCOW (AP) — The last of stock production In N e w Save 9c on COMSTOCK Save 24c on GIANT FAB .... 59e tiowever. There was the inevita­ days ahead we will resolv? the key Khrushchev men in So Our his friendship with the late ballots apparently will be less ble tour of the American Presi­ England has. nude it’ neces­ FANCY, SELECTED PRODUCE! Customers PIE M I X ...... 2 Ig. cans 4le 10-inch Pyrex President John F. Kennedy as than the 63.1 of four years ago. them in peace, with reason, viet publicity, the editor of the sary to bring livestock from dent’s 400 acres, with Johnson with justice to each other.” Communist party newspaper Really Save. 37c on STA FLOW • “ personal, not political; spiritu­ A preliminary study showed a.s the enthusiastic guide. great distances, resulting In FANCY, CALIFORNIA Go For Save 44c on PIE PLATE al, not material." that 60.8 per cent of Americans The President and Mrs. John­ Pravda, has teen fired. “ a competitive disadvantage These! SPRAY STARCH ___ Ig. can 39c of voting age voted this year. In welcoming Diaz Ordaz son welcomed Dlaa Ordaz and A spokesman for the news- which has beoome instenable NESCAFE ...... 10 oz. jar $1.39 The director of the nation’s Thursday afternoon, Johnson his wife with a Texas-style bar­ paper said today Alexei M. ICEBERG LEHUGE 2 for 35c manned space flight program The figure is based on th^ Cen­ In recent years.’* sus Bureau’s estimate that 114 said: "We are meeting here to becue. And it was there that Rumyantsev is Pravda’s editor. Ocean Fresh — I.ive — Maine 2 for 99c Scott says the United States Is dedi­ FIRM, RIPE. PKG. OF 4 Save 8c on BETTY CRO CKER million Ameritens were of vot­ talk together and to work to­ they publicly expressed their Until a day or so ago, the edi­ MORE CONFERENCES cated to becoming first In space gether, and to take up arms to­ CUTRITE WAX PAPER.. 2 for 49e ing age on electibn day. hopes for a close working rela­ tor had been Pavel . Satyukov, JOHNSONCl T Y , Tex. PIE CRUST . ...T. 20 oz. pkg. 37c SAVE 89c and that "it would be sheer gether against the anejient ene­ TOMATOES 2 for 39c But estimates of state officials tionship and amicable relations When Nikita Khrushchev was (A P )— President' Jtduison. LOBSTERS lb 89' folly to react to each new So­ mies of mankind — disease and CALO and other observers were that between their neighboring na­ ousted from his Jobs as party windhig up a meeting with REG. YALUE $1.88 viet manned flight by attempt­ poverty and hunger and igno­ first secretary and premier,^ on Save 8c on BEHY CROCKER ing to change our own pro­ only 88.9 million of the 114 mil­ tions. Mexico’s president-elect, sum­ DOG gr CAT FOOD.. 8 for $1.00 rance." Oct. 14, official Soviet sources BROW NIE M IX ... ^ Family size 39c gram" . . . What to do about lion were registered or other­ Johnson said his visitors moned two more OhMnet liyAMBOO PREMIUM ORAOKBM ...... full pouod Me “ make us very proud to be In said Satyukqv would be fired but the party lever In Conneetjeat wise qualified to vote. Diaz Ordaz responded by say­ memben to his ranch for. coo- ing: ‘,'1 am here to seal a friend­ our home and on our land.” the editocr returned froto a trip will be the questloh studied by There was a strbng Upsurge of ferenoea today. Called to tiM ship* with a warm haiidshake Diaz Ordaz seemed genuinely to Parts and scoffed at ^le re- a group of sta («ee « • ( « MhMtee«i) togetlMr with reciprocal respect peace under-your leaden^.'-’ (■«• Pair* Ten) tal badgaHi M A I

. r Ui* .■v:- k • I ; - " - - r PAGE TWO llANCHESTnA EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN;, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCSBBTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 PAGE THSltlK OiUdren'i Choir, which per­ the Sunaet Ridge Auditorium, form! at Jorgensen Auditorium unfortnuately on the aame tyro at S;1S p.m. op Wednesday. nights. The opsnint ’waii hurt Fire Brig^e 3bqinwold on Bridge. The M - voice choir has ap­ night. THcketa at the door; cui'p O NLY TWA> peared at CCona in 1059 and tain time Is at 8:80 p.m. Quells Blaze HCVEIt 6 1 ^ TO KKOW Notth-Soath votambl* Nlwrs u n i 1M2. and the response both The Stage Company , FOR WHOM BELLS TOLL NORTH times was tremendous. All the Being mightily impressed By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD # 72 TPMIGHT It ^heraleers ir e under 17 — and with the Hartford Stagre Com­ Quick actiim by U-membdrs National Men’* ’F eM Champloa V KIOI T O I ^ R O W ! as young as seven pany, 1 was unhappy t o hgar »t UM XordaU aa^ Foulda Fira: Your first step toward the ao- 6 10974 lutlon of a problem is to know FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS I^Mmded 16 years ago, the recently that the audieneea at llr i(^ la arsdilM with aveH- choir has toured the United the company’s KUuley,Si. U l s ­ that you hOpening lead—Six of Spades 0 84 presents shopping center in NEWINGTON aa you are likely to find. “ Tickets to their performance reason, she says, so If you art bulldinrla vehtilattny system, at FARMINGTON • BERLIN Before its audience wa.s quite be presented by the Depart­ may be obtained from the Jor­ angling about for soma very South won the first trick With AQJIO and 8th District fiyeman, with Narth E M 8 « A over the pleasure of seeing "Oh ment .staff. gensen Auditorium box office. fine theater indeed, yoii ,'WUl booster hoees, needed «n ly to the jack of spades and rettirhed Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung The play runs Tuesday a diamond to.the ace. Eadt re­ P«M IPMb 1 <4 Berlin Turnpike at Pane Road, just north of Connecticut Light and Power Mezzo-soprano Anne Gillard is probably be able to buy tickets apply water on some smoulder­ 2 0 Past 2 N T You In the Closet and I’m Feel­ through Saturday at the unlver studying at the university’s at the door. ing wooden beams. turned the . three of spades, 3 NT AO Paw ing So Sad,’’ the Department of sity’s Fine Arts Center Studio School of Fine Arts under Mary Still on stage is Moliere's South played low, and West STREETS The fire, which company of­ the Theater announced that its Collier, a concert mezzo-soprano "The Imaginary Invalid.” Fear won with the eight. < ; ' ficials believe started In a small three or four spades; otherwise, students would perform Ibsen’s from England. not the fact that Moliere Is a Weat now returned the king ihbtor, located over a calendar he should bid three notrump. seldom produced "John Gabriel She will appear Monday at product of the I7th Century; of spades to force out the ace. Borkman,” beginning Tuesday. the show is funnier than most stock, damaged some motors, South had to lead diamonds' 8:15 p.m. at the Von der Mehden For Shelnwold’s 86-page book­ And in .short order the univer­ of what you can find on tele­ fans and louvres on the roof of again in the hope of making Ids' ' Recital Hall, accompanied by let, " A Pocket Guide to NEW YORK sity also offered up a vocal re­ vision today. the building, plus some finished ninth trick, whereupon West pianist Sarah Riimscy. The 21- Bridge,” send 60 cents to Bridge cital by mezzo-soprano Anne Gil- Still available are full season paper stock and chemicals. took the king of diamonds and year-old Miss Gillard will sing Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, lard, and a visit by the Obern- and half season subscription Most of the latter damage was the rest of the spades to defeat selections by Gluck, Sartorio, Box 3318, Grand Central Sta­ kirchen Children's Choir (which tickets at reduced rates. caused by water from the the fiontract. > RAILEY Handel, Sheumann, Britten, Mo­ tion, New York 17, N.Y. has attracted full houses during zart and Johann Scba.stlan Bach. The theater Is just across company's sprinkler system. South should work out West’a Market St. from Constitution After a check-out of switch­ exact spade holding from tha AUDITORIUM two previous visits at the Uni­ A t the Bushnell BOWLES FLIES HOME Plaza. Curtain times vary, so e s and wiring, the plant was fact that he has three spades versity) . The Clebanoff Strings is an en­ NEW DELHI, India (AP) — call ahead. back In operation wdthln three higher than the six. South, • Curtain 8:30 The play "John Gabriel Bork- semble of 20 musicians which U.S. Ambassador Chester man” is rarely -staged, we’re and a half hours of the fire. should also expect the top dia­ has turned out 16 record albums, Bowles flew home today for The monetary extent of the monds to be divided since -if told, because the sets are am ­ including both popular and cla.ss- three weeks of consultations bitious and difficult. Students be­ damage will not be known un­ West had them both he would Ical works. ‘Bonanza’ Star with President Johnson and oth­ Tickets On Sale ing what they are, they have til this afternoon’s inspection have opened the bidding. ’This The orchestra includes 15 er U.S. officials. overcome this problem by de­ I by Insurance company adjusters is all the information Souto' At The Door bowed string Instruments, piano, Bowles was scheduled to stop signing a symbolic .set. The de­ To Visit Town , A fire truck of the Town needs to play the hand proper- accordion, pcrcu.ssion and a briefly In Moscow and London sign was e.xecuted by Douglas harp. It falls between the tradi­ I Fire Department stood by dur- ly- to visit American Officials there. Ridgeway, a junior majoring in tional small chamber en.semble Dan Blocker, who portrays ' ing the operations, In case its Refuses Trick I fine arts and a resident of South and a symphony orchestra. "Hoss” on TV's number one help was needed. South refuses the first trick, Coventry. The Clebanoff Strings will per­ show, "Bonanza,” will appear allowing East to win with the The play has a theme reminis­ form at the Bushnell Monday at Sunday, Nov. 22. at 2:46 p.m. at ten. East returns the low spade, cent of "Oh Dad.” It is about the 8:15 p.m. in a Civic Music As­ Manchester's Bonanza Sirloin and South's nine drives out the attempts of two women to con­ sociation conceft. Pit at 287 W. Middle Tpke. Driver Caught queen. If West continues with a I trol the destiny of a young man The Hartford Symphon.v Or­ The 276-pound, 6 foot, 4 Inch spade. South wins with the jack. — and the death of iovc in the chestra. under the baton of A r­ star, who plays the biggest and (Any other defense g;ives South gracious dining in a gentlest of the "Carfw'iight” In Stolen Car young man’s .soul. thur Winograd, will pre.sent its all the time he needs to de­ brothers, will spend a half-nour Com yciYoble ved '^ The young man of the title 1s second .subscription concert at velop the diamonds.) at the local restaurant and will Robert Hollinworth, 16, of After winning the third spade congenial light-hearted played by Jame.s Hummerl of 8:15 Wedne.sday. Works planned Providence, R. I., was picked be greeted by civic and business with the jack. South leads a dia- Darien; the two women, Bork- are by Haydn, Dvorak and un, at gunpoint, by Manches­ n i leaders. mon(]. If East wins, he cannot man's mother and aunt, are Strauss. Lois Marshall is guest ter police yesterday afternoon atmosphere! Because the expected crowd lead a spade, thanks to the hold­ played respectively by Carol soloi.st. Ticket's are available at at about 4:30 when police con­ may too Inrge to fit into up at the first trick. If West SMART BLACK MELTON WEATHER-CHANGE COAT MEN’S REVERSIBLE MEN’S PULLOVER Chclbowski of Ansonia and Jean the box office. verged on a stolen car with the eating place, ” Hoss” will wins, he can set up his spades Ani*rican>lt«ilian M m u Weigel of Simsbury. A full-length color travel Rhode laland marker plates. greet his fans from an outdoor but can never get back to caah CHESTERFIELD LINED TURNS FROM CORDUROY QUILTED NYLON OF IMPORTED "Borkman,” which is directed movie called "Trailing Lewis The car, traced to a 13-state platform, will deliver a short them. by. Carol Swafford, a UConn and Clark to Oregon” will be stolen car list, was stopped by C ocktail Loungo talk, and will pass out auto­ The defenders can get two' IN RED PLUSH-PILE graduate student, is one of two shown Friday and Saturday police at Broard St. and W. TO RAINPROOF POPUNl HOODED SKI PARKA AUSTRALIAN LAMBSWOOL graphed photo cards. spades and two diamonds, but full-length student productions to nights at 8:15 and Sunday at Middle Tpke. after a complaint COLONIAL M m i's Bar A drawing will be held at the nothing else. But South can play 3:30 p.m. (Nov. 20 through 22) was received at headquarters re.staurant, prior to Blocker’s the hand properly only if he by Thayer Soule, who will nar­ that a westbound Turnpike car Dinners served till midnig^ht appearance, to select a local hears the bell toll and knotvs HOUSE rate. The movie was filmed was traveling In an erratic •16 MO 10.88 6 . 9 9 RANGE boy and girl who will meet and that it tolls for him. within 10 miles of the actual manner. Lt. Raymond Griffin 877 Main Street, Willimantic— Ample Free Parking be photographed with the giant Dally Question Dream of A coat in warm woolen m dton... Weather can’t faze our inside-out coatt 100% nylon quilted with bonded Dacron* Lewis and Clark route from and Patrolman Earle Everett Soft, smooth, luxurious as cash m en . . . yet I TV star. Partner opens with 1 N T (16 Mississippi to the Pacific. caught Hollinworth. big patch pockets, velveteen ooDar... die Wear the patch-pocket corduroy side for cold 88 fiberfill for weightless warmthl itis 100% Australian imported lambswool, FUEL OIL Tlie local winners will com­ to 18 points), and the next play­ Police reported that Hollin­ smart jet black roideed with a pile lining of weather. . . slasn-pocket poplin side for wet Reverses to smooth contrast nylonl •Around Town pete in a drawing with the win­ er passes. You hold: Spades, K- smartly styled into a long-sleeved v-neck Elsewhere is a review of the worth had stolen the car In GASOLINE ners from 10 other Sirloin Pits Q-8-6-6; Hearts, Q-6-4; Dia­ fin-engine redi Petite sizes 5 to 11. days. Antelope or loden, misses’ sizes 10-16. Convertible hood. Sid shades, sizes 34-46. pullover. Fall tones, S-M-L-XL. Little Theater of Manchester’s Providence early yesterday on the Ea.stcrn Seaboard, for a monds, K-8-2; Clubs, 6-8. fall production. "Streets of New morning, was Involved in a I free trip on Trans World Air­ motor vehicle accident in that What do you say? CHORISTERS York.” Tickets are available at ways to spend a weekend with MANCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA state, and continued On into Answer: Bid three spades. BANTLY OIL the door for two more perform­ the whole "Cartwright " family Since you have 10 points you (OM I'W V, INC. Theater. Tickets may be pur- ances, tonight and tomorrow on the Ponderosa set In Califor­ Connecticut. ’The youth was turned over to Providence pw- know that the combined total is Wednesday, December 2 — 8:15 PJM. 1 chased by telephone from the night at 8:30. at the High nia. at least the 26 points needed a: \ ,’N s t i m ; i7j ! Department of the Theater. School's Bailey Auditorium. Tho.se wishing to enter this lice last night and was re­ turned to that city on a charge for game. You want partner to Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High School I 'The event that is certain to .Not too far away. East Hrt- drawing may apply at the local raise to four spades if he has <1,1.. .M111 iu'lI !l-1 draw the biggest crowds is the ford's Cue and Curtain group of theft of a motor vehicle. Bonanza from now through Nov. Vjtautas Marijosius, conductor iCiii'k\ ilie 1 K .'-.JllT 1 appearance of the Obernkirchen ' is presenting "Tender Trap ' at 19. Farming Trend ‘New’ GENEVA—The total amount Ronald Ganattosio, piano soloist of acorns eaten by man is prob­ ably greater than the total Program; “Jena” Symphonie in C amount of wheat, the World attributed to Beethoven Health Organization estimates. It Says man has been a food pro- Kim Novak The Faithful Shepherd— Handel dlKer for only 1 percent of his Laurence Harvey Finlandia— Sibelius time on earth. The rest of the time he was a hunter or scaven­ 'Of Human Bondag*' Concerto No. 1— Chopin ger. I • , > 8(05 Ticket* available at Ray Beller's Music Shop plus Robert . Qo.qlet DubaWo’s Music Center, Ward’s Music Co. Robert Merrte "Henaymeon Hetd" ADULTS $2.00— STUDEN'TS $1,00 In Color — 6:80 - 6:46

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN^ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, QONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 P A O l

for diabetic detection. The drive SouthWindMr Andover is scheduled tor all cif nsart Covent] week. O b n B lB r : it a ih e lim d u A simple dry pack will lie TV-] Awry St. School PTASets available for all people who THE Achievement wish to take the te^ It can be Robertson School Planning done in the privacy of ones own It’s SO easy Harvest Dance Tomorrow Night h Set home. The packs have been placed in the school, the Ubrary, Television 1Z Z A P A T I O Book Fair ior Next Week and in the buslneM places of 6:00 (I) Big 8 Thsatw (84) _ A w y Otrwt Sdiool FTA^wiU be presented at the ehow For 4-Hers the town. (U Mews 8:00 (84) Hi armpbony Tak»-Out Is Our Specialty Tha Robert*on School to shop by Mag Simkina Dancing will It has been found advisable GO) Ejrs-Dentlfy (83) Naktd (htylity . PTA4)mean that tha oonstrucUcm at vM hoU a Rarvaat Danoe to- (8-3040) ThsEsr '(SMALL, MHbnJM, LASOB, be from 8 to 11. All club level for people over 40 years of ags (19-18-aO) Movie Fanner’s Dangto wlU have its annual Book Fair the church and faculties from • pan. to 1 a.m. (33) Top 88 Phis On# ter PARTY S B B ) m em w dancers are invited to attend. This evening will be Achieve­ to tLce this test. ^ cost is in­ (34) Big Question 8:80 :8-13) Ike Sntartataaia PIZZA Tuesday and Wednasday at tha are eontemplated immediately. aA Mm Legion Hall, Xaln St. Girl Scout News ment Night for boyi and girls volved except postage. The (80) Early Show •40-40) Addams fimUr school Ubrary. M n . Garland Preaently the church holde Ita doing 4-H work in town, 'tliey -(40) Laramie !iS),jtobs(mptioa TV GrlndtPi— Spaghetti— SliGib eervlcea at the Coventry Indue- H m itrogram win include a The Girl Scout Neighborhood State Department of Health • ;10 (8) Newa Sports and Wsatb- (10-32-30) Oatiny Thomas (O meet at the elementary school Reedy and Mrs. Dexter Wood­ triel Center juat off of Maeon Mght boffet aupper. Donation meeting will be held Monday at will advise those pec^le whose (34) Jau Casual * at 7:80 p.m. test indicates a need .tor medi­ • :80 (10-3300) HunUey-Brlnklsy (840401 Valentina’s ■■ Day“ Tossed Sal^Antipasto man are co-chairmen. 8 t wffl tte IS per couple. 8 pjn. at the home of Mrs. (34) What’s New (8-13) omer Pyle. OBMC Caroline Toce. Main St. A summation of the sewing, cal attentjpn. (i) Walter cironkits. <8-30-40)8-30-40) 131 O’clock High R t as, VRRNOK — l.a0tf Norm o( V «oe Retagy Children wUl irialt tha Ubrary Officiale report tha idea be­ Haaervatlona may be made by cooking, and craft projects car­ by claaerooms to see tha dia- hind the atudy program la to Mrs. R. Elvans from the (30) Social Security a033-86)(10-33-86) Jack BenBenny HOURSt oalTIng I ta . H dbert Olldden, 7 ried on by the club will be made. (13) Newsbeat (34)<34) Jacob’s PlUow plays and make a record of determine a complete compre- League of Women Voters re­ Mancheator Evening Herald (8) Bourbon St. Beat (8-13) Mias Te«n«e Pageant Toot, thm nraro. 1# AJI. - U TJL GuUay Dr. or lira. Ktaner Parttclpatlng will be the Happy Andover correspondent. Law - 6:48 ( 30) Ron Cochrgb <10-33-80) Jack Putf their aelectiona tor reference by henaive plan whereby the con­ cently spoke with Girl Scout Helpers led by Mrs. Steve Ur- Fri. and Sat 10 A.M. - 1 AJL Sdmeider, 246S Islington Rd. rence Moe, telephone 742-6796. 7:00 (12-22-30-40) New*. SporU. (8) One Step Beyond Saaday S P.BC. • 11 PJI. • Clooed Mondagw their parents. Pareeits are invit­ gregation'! future n e ^ wUI be Cadet Troop -202 in conjimction sln, assisted by Mrs. Elvio Coda. Weather (18) Subscription TV ed both daya. aaeured. It i* felt that through H ie PleajMnt Valley School (24) Build a Schoolhouse TelepliOM 875-1275 or 648-0602 with the procedures of voting. Others will be the Little Home­ (30) Danger Men A miecial program from 7 careful planning the dedgn '«nd PTA win aponitor a Monte Carlo Girl Scout Troop 202 will pay a (3) Death Valley D ^ « (C) (40) M ^ u a d Whist tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the makers with Mrs. Edward Or- (l()) Have Gun Will Travel (3-8-10-13-30-23-8040) News, p.nu to 9 p.m. Wednaeday wUl consthicUon of these fatties 'vieit to the town hall next cutt as leader and who was as­ Happeny Case (30) Mystery Business Sports. Weather be tor parenta unable to attend might be of such a nature as to aatMol.' Hckete will be available week. Hieae acti'Vitiea are re­ sisted by Miss Kathy Darwin, 7:15 (22) Mass. HixhMRhts (10-30)(10-" Tonight~ • (C) ait the door. (30) Sports Camera (30-40)40) Les1 _ Crane during the two daya to place allow expansion on a pre-de- quirements for the "My Govern­ and the Snappy Snippers led by Put Off Again 7:30 (8-20-4<)) Johnny Quest (22) TVmlghlnlidil (C). their orders for books desired tormined and orderly basis as IVoccods from the first PTA (3) Rawhide (8) Les Crane ment’’ badge on which the girls Mrs. Elver Hoisington. aa Chrlatmaa gifts. the congregation continues t o Bodal function will go toward are working. (10-30) International Show (3-12) Movie Also showing their work will Francis Happeny’s trial for (22) Schools Match Wits (8) Gale Storm ' School Principal ITtomaa J. grow. tha OQltural event, to be pre­ Talent Fair Planned be the Busy Fingers group with The study program has been evasion of a bridge toll, sched­ SEE SATUHDa V ^ t v w e e k FUR CXYMPLETE LISTINO Crane repenrU the money real­ sented for the children at the Hie Wapplng Community Mrs. Samuel Koller as leader broken down into five categor­ end of ttie school year. uled for this morning in East ized wlU be given by the PTA Church will sponsor a Talent and the Jolly Needleworkers who unit to purchase new bo<^ for ies with a subcommittee estab­ • K i!! Gets State Poet Fair at 10 a m . to 4 p.m. tomor­ have as their leader Mrs, Hartford Circuit Court 12, was INTRODUCTORY lished for each one. Theae sub- postponed to next Friday, after the achool’s Ubrary. Richard L. Prendergast, aa- row in Fellowship Hall. George Arnold, assisted by Clau­ M n . Maury Cohn, Ubrary co m m ttt^ are: Promotion and alataat town assessor, yesterday Members may offer their dia Conlan, and the Clrcle-S Judge Douglass Wright had de­ Radio survey, Charles B. Nyack and nied a defense motion for filing chairman of the PTA, reports was decbed president of the serrlves for the "Talent Dol­ Wranglers led by George Wil­ IThla listing incindes only those news broadensta ef 10 or 18 16 Nancy Drew books have been Thomas Q. Welles Sr., co-chair­ Connecticut Association of As- liams. a brief. man; worship and ^ e arts, lars’’ or display their wares at mlnnte length. Some staaone carry otber abort newscasts). OFFER given to the echool’a Ubrary by aesalng Officers. this time. Further information Individuals who are not mem­ Atty. James Egan, defense Anita Wright. AU donations of Mrs. Aaro A. Aho; Christian An ex-officio member of the may be obtained from Mrs. bers of a particular group but counsel, was detained in Hart­ •VDiiL'—ISW 6:38 Old Borrowed Blue good used books and children’ll education, ■ Mrs. Owen S. Trask carry on a project singly will 6:UU Long John Wads 7:06 Conversation Piece town Industrial Development Richard Reeves, Oak St. ford Superior Court, and had 8:00 Dick Robinson 7:30 News of the World magazines wUl be appreciated. and Stanley P. Mason; fellow­ Ocmmlasion, Prendergast has The juftlor PYF will meet at also be present. These are Clau asked permission to file the 1 P’j New. Slen Off 7:46 Sing Along ship and recreation, Charles dia Conlan who does special sew­ WHAT -at* 8:10 Pops Concert ELMCO BEAUTI More Library Space Eyed brief, which would have stipu­ Raisch and Mrs. Joseph Bhch- been a member of the associa­ the Community House at 2 p.m. 6:UU Fred Swanson Show 906 Ni^lbeat The board of trustees of the tion’s faculty staff for five ing, Ross Person who has a rab­ lated that Happeny, on Oct. 7, 6:30 .'^cws. Sports and Weather ner; and administration, and Sunday to go on a hare and bit project, and George Hopkins 11 00 New* Booth - Dimock Memorial U- Tears at its annual school at the hound chase. The Senior PYF had refused to pay a 25-cent 7:00 Edward P Morgan 11:16 Sports Final other facilities, Aaro At Aho who belongs to the Tolland Coun­ 7:1B Joe Eldwards. 11:30 Moments of Music baray is studying the feaslbiUty and Eld win Peterson Sr. university o f Connecticut.' wU ..meet tomorrow Instead of toll on the Charter Oak Bridge, 1 •>" v.eri Oft U;46 Art Johnson of remodeling the basement ty Blue Ribbon Baby Beef Club. WIN F—1230 WALL PAINT Gym Dedication Set and which would have contested During the past several Sunday to go to the Ice Ca- Claudia Conlan will be mis­ 6:00 News, Weather. Sports WPOP 141* room in the building for addi­ 6:(XI Lou Terri months, the members o f each of Plans have been completed padea. tress of ceremonies. There will the right of the highway com- 6 :1.6 Radio Greater Hartford tional Ubrary use. for the dedication of the South ml-ssioner and/or the Bridge 6:15 I.oweli Thomas: Sports 7:00 Ken OrUfln the subcommittees have been On Monday, the junior choir be display tables, and Miss 12:00 Sal LaRosa. The move is made since shelv­ Windsor High School gymna- (:00 News gathering data, much of which will meet in the chapel from Elaine Wheeler, assistant 4-H Authority to collect the toll. 7:35 .Silver Platter ing apace in the regular room Blum in memory of the late leader for Tolland County, will Judge Wright, In refusing to 800 News upstairs in the building is be­ has been acquired through the 6:30 to 7:90 pm. Life Line Hugh S. Greer, former EUls- be there to help in gfuiding the grant the motion, said "I am 8:15 coming limited. Offclala feel irisitlng of other churches. The worth Memorial High School All women o f tha church will 8:30 Jerry Gordon reports being studied now are also meet on Monday at 7:30 activities. The public has been sick and tired of these continu­ 9:30 Speak Up, Hartford the Ubrary, built in 1913, no and University of Connecticut News those submitted by these sub­ pm. in the cbapel to dedicate cordially invited. ances,” and requested court of­ 12:00 ( longer adequately meets the basketball ooach. Garden Club Talk Set 12:15 Sign Off needs of the community. The committees to the Executive their famSy thaiSc offering ficials to Inform Atty. Egan to WTIC—lOM Committee of the building pro­ The dedication ceremony will with Rev. Theodore Bscheler Mrs. Earl Herrick of Bolton be present next Friday. The de­ 6:00 News, Weather Sport* L T. WOOD space for study and research la be held Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. In gram. presiding. Following the dedi­ will be the guest speaker for the fense counsel had telephoned restricted to one table. connection with South Windsor The Rev. William H. Wilkins, '••• . I cation the evening circle will Garden Club’s November meet­ his instructions on Nov. 2 when Locker Plant and There is no storage space for High School’s opening game, of ing to be held at the elementary magazines and no room for book pastor of the church, will use meet in Fellowship Hall where Happeny pleaded not guilty, "In the Sacrament” as his ser­ Sennet Band Wins Vets Day Trophy the basketball season with Cov school at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Her and, last Friday, had telephon­ FOR RENT Meat Market ■'^TERIOR l a t e x displays. Efficiency In operating Allan Cone, at left, vice principal of Bennet Junior High School, accepts from Samuel Maca- entry High SchooL Mrs. Gaby Young wfil present talk will be on how to make mon topic at the 10:15 a.m. the program "Do It Your*elf ed a request for a continuance 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projec­ the library program Is hampered services Sunday. luso, the school’s band director, the second place trophy won Wednesday in Stamford’s Vet­ J m Cards are being mailed to Christmas decorations. As al tors— sound or silent, also Rear, 51 Bissell St. by a very small and poorly Christmas Decorations and to this morning. Today’s mo­ Sunday Services erans Day Parade. The school’s 67-member band. In competition with over 50 other marching donors to the memorial project ways, the club invites anyone in­ 35 mm. slide projectors. equipped office and circulation units, was awarded the trophy on the basis of musical ability, skill and marching precision. Gifts’’. terested to attend. tion was also a telephoned re­ 'The Great Question and An­ Inviting them to the d^cation desk. The Bennet Band, composed of seventh, eighth and ninth graders, waa In competition with Members are asked to bring Mystery Play Opens quest. MUCKE’S PORK swer” be the sermon topic J ceremonies and game. Attend­ WELDON DRUG CO. The report of Mrs.. G. Rich­ win drum corps. Junior and senior high school bands, and other organizational groups. This was a non-periahahle Item for the Agatha Christie’s famous Happeny, 53. of 9 Hazel St., of the Rev. Janies H. Ameling, ing the ceremonies along with 001 Main St.—Tel. 643-5821 SHOULDER BUTT ard Messier for the library the second year that the band was invited to participate In the Stamford parade and its town and school officials sind Thanksgiving baakata. Hoatess mystery play, "Ten LltUe In­ had been arrested by a state pastor, at the 11 a.m. services trooper, after having served no­ REDECORATE NOW FOR THE HOUDAYS shows since 1963, the Ubrary win is credited by Macaluso to diligent and time-consuming practice. (Herald photo by Sa- members of the memorial com­ for the evening la Mrs. Caroline dians,” will be presented by the committee has added about 1,000 Sunday at the Second Congre­ temls.) mittee will be Mrs. Billie Greer, Myrlok. Podium Players tonight and to­ tice upon State Police Commis­ volumes annually to the coltec- gational Church. Greeting after widow of Coach Greer. Tuesday, the Men’s Club will morrow night at 8 at the Rham sioner Leo Mulcahy of his DAISY ROLL tion. the services will be Mrs. Wil­ In addition to the plaque to hold its meeting in Fellowship High School auditorium In He­ (Happeny’s) Intention to ignore SA V E 2 0 % The October circulation has fred E. Hill, deaconess, and -"Technique of Prayer" as his on the Democratic Town Com­ tor, at the Lutheran Chapel of be unveiled on the east wall of bron. payment of the bridge toll. •sermon topic at the 11 a.m. mittee, replacing vacancies by Hall at 8 p.m. William Monk WANTED Was advertised at 69c lb. reached an all-time high of 4,644 Theunes Cooper, deacon. the Holy Presence In Storrs the gym, the words "Hugh S. will speak on obscene pictures The group benefits the fine The self-styled "champion of compared to 3,446 in October of All men of the parish are in­ worship Sunday. resignation. The Rev, Wilkins will be part arts prog^ram of Rham High the people’s rights’’ claims that CLEAN LATE MODEL The Friendly Circle will meet Greer Memorial Gymnasium" and literature. Refreshmento yesterday. The correct 1963, or an increase of 1,198 vited to the (Churchmen’s Fel­ Youth Rally Set of the clerg^y in the processional have been placed in silver let­ will be served. School which serves Hebron, the Charter Oak Bridge tolls volumes. lowship meeting In Talcottville at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the vestry. The Walther League Youth to bestow blessings on the Rev. f <■- The Ladies’ Association will ters over the entrance to the Wednesday, the Intermediate Andover and Marlborough. Di­ are being collected illegally, and USED C A R S The total for the first 10 Monday, leaving from the group of the local Lutheran Mr. Fischer and other pastors and intended price is have a work session at 10 a.m. gym. ’Two new wall hung tro­ choir will meet from 7 to 8 rector of "Ten LltOe Indians’’ has said that he "will fight the months of the present year in­ church at 6:30 p.m. Church will attend a Youth present. Installations will be by Is John Sibun of Hebron. Tick­ TOP PRICES PAID Wednesday in the vestry. i : phy eases have also been in­ pm. in the sanctuary. The sen' case all the way to the U. S. creased by 7,228 volumes, or 22.8 The Church Council will meet Rally of all Lutheran congrega- the Rev, Karl Graesser. pastor ets are available at the door. Briefs stalled to contain the awards lor choir will rehearse at 8 Supreme Court, If necessary.” GALLON per cent over the same period at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the tion.s in the area at 2:30 pm . and president of the Atlantic i t ' won by Ellsworth teams in Curbing Installed FOR ALL MAKES * The Citizens for Coventry p.m. The Missionary Commit last year. Church (Community House. Sunday at the Christ Lutheran District, Lutheran CJiurch, MU- basketball, track, soccer and tee will meet at the home of On Tuesday the town road Firemen Pick Officers group will meet at 8 p.m. today Church In Bethany. Adult ad­ Sunday Masses at St. Mary’s at the home of Mr. and Mrs. souri Synod. other sports. Mrs. Florence Cox, 414 Fbeter crew under Selectman Percy B. Garter Ghevrolet lib A. Harry wi Olsen Jr. has visors accompanying the group Cortt installed the curbing at C H O O S E FRO M OVER 1,200 C O L O R S Church will be at 7:30 a.m., Donald C. Smith on Babcock Local Lutherans will have a The memorial committee, St. at 8 p.m. been re-elected chief of the will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles the intersection o f Long Hill 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. with a Hill Rd. The proposed draft of special Thanksgiving Service at under the direction of Sher­ Thursday, there will be a North Coventry Volunteer Fire Raisch. The local group meets Rd. on Rt. 6. The area between GOh Inc. Eaay-to-UM, Interior waU and celling paint made with vinyl children’s Mass at 10:30 a.m. in the charter for Coventry as pre­ 10:15 a.m. Nov. 36, Thahksgiv- wood Waldron, has been work­ sewing circle and workshop INSULATION Department, with Richard J. the second and fourth Sunday ing since last winter to develop the curbing and the lawns of 1229 Main St.—649-5238 acryUc latex to flow on easUy and cover smoothly. Completely Cooper re-elected as deputy the church hall, and at St. Jo­ sented by the Charter Commis­ ing Day, at the church with the from 10 am . to 2 p.m. Mem ready to use— simply sOr well and apply with a brush or roller. at 7:30 p.m. at the church. the memorial and raise the bers are asked to bring a sand­ the church and the library will chief. seph’s Mission CSiurch In Ea- sion with suggestions made at Rev. Mr. Wilkins in charge. funds for the project’s oomple- be filled in and seeded to bring All painting tools can be quickly washed. Clean with warm Other fire’ officers include Ed glesville, the Sunday Mass will the public hearing last week Sunday at 4 p.m., the Rev, wich. Coffee and dessert will be Wilhelm H. Wilkins, pastor, and tton. served. Hostesses will be Mrs. the kiwns up to the new curb­ W. H. ENGLAND soapy water. ward E. White, first assistant be at 8:30 a.m. will be discussed. Mancheater Evening Herald Beantl WaU dries in minutes to an even, completely flat finish. members of the congregation According to Charles Muzl- Iheodore Bacheler and Mrs. ing. chief; Russell W. Lawton, sec­ The Rev. James R. Mac Ar­ Allen Cahill of Ayers Rd. and Coventry correspondent, F. It may be used on aU interior walls and ceilings. kevUc, memorial fund - treasur­ Hattie Lane. The island between the two LUMBER CO . ond assistant chief, and Edward thur, pastor of the First (Con­ Mrs. Mary M. Perrottl of Rt. will attend the Installation of Pauline Little, telephone er, aU but $100 of the required Also on Thursday at 8 p.m. curbs is not being put in, on the McConnell, Norman Pinckney gregational Church, will use 44-A are the two new members the Rev. EJdward PTscher, pas­ 742-628L funds has been raised. Inter­ the library committee will meet advice of the state highway “ At the Green” 649-6201 and Richard Eberle, captains. ested persons who have not yet In the library. Anyone interest­ people. It is expected that the (Company officers elected d o n a t^ particularly those in ed in the library is urged to curb installation will bring a ELMCO were A, Harry W. Olsen Sr. •I South and East Windsor, may attend. safer channeling of traffic en­ president; Lawrence Rich, vice help the committee meet the The Hartford East Associa­ tering or leaving Rt. 6,. president: Neil Bane, recording goal by sending their contribu­ tion Churchmen’s Fellowship Nurse Panel Meets ON-THE-TURNPIKi secretary; William Craft, finan The Andover Advisory Board BASEMENT SEAL cial and corresponding secre­ tions to the Hugh S. Greer Me­ meeting will be held Friday, morial Fund, c-o Muzikevlk at Nov. 20 in the Congregational of the Public Health Nursing C H R IS T M A S 397 Tolland Tumpike ..w-, tary; William Papanos, treasur­ the South Windsor Bank and Church in Broad Brook. Supper Committee of the Connecticut Manchester, Coxixu 649-7521 er; Arthur J. Vlnto, board of The. biggest new-car show in town Trust Co., 1033 Rt. 5. will be served at 6:45 p.m. ’Die State Department of Health BAZAAR directors active members, and will meet Monday at 10 a.m. in Otto C. Miller, board of direc­ Society to Meet speaker is Rev. Paul E. Shana- AND OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK— 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. ffbe fall meeting of the Ar- brook. Reservations should be the Town Office building to tors Inactive members eh a el^ ca l Society of Connecti­ given to Walter Poster, Foster work out details of the drive The department answered 100 cut wUl be held tomorrow at S t R U M M A G E calls during the past year, the the Wood Memorial Library, Satiuday, Nov. 21, the Guys 1/3 OFF ON ALL same as last year. The amount Main 8t. and Dolls Couples Club will SALE of estimated damage for the Registration will be at 1:30 meet for a card party at the past year ending Nov. 9 totaled p.m. and the meeting at 2. Community House. ; Frank J.’ Mansfield Marine $16,184. Calls answered included Guy Mellgren of the Massa- George N. SPRING FLOWERING BULBS! 33 grass and bru.sh, 33 struc­ Iliim HiUilaiHlYS Corps League Auxiliary 2SLBe.NCT afausetta Archaelogical Society Manchester Evening Herald tures, 6 each of chimney, miss­ will q>eak cm ‘"The Goddard Converse TULIPS — DAFFODILS and others ... ing persons and car; 4 genera­ Site,’’ a costal site in northeast- South Windsor correspondent, 1717 PARKER STREET Brownie Joseph, telephone PAINTING AND MANCHESTER, CONN. BASEMENT SEIL tor calls, 3 automobile accidents, am Maine, 1966-1964. ’The talk 644-0148. 5 false alarms, 3 resuscitator will be illustrated by slides. DECORATING BONDING CEMENT PAINT calls and 1 dog rescue. Of the The Albert Morgiui Chapter of TREMENDOUS ASSORTMENT HEAVY DUTY 100 calls answered 37 included the local area will be host to the PHONE 649-2804 NOVEM BER 21. 1964 WHITE Mutual Aid calls. visiting state chapters. Boy Hurt, Runs Call Evenings — 8 to 0 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. of HOLIDAY DECORATING The Mutual Aid calls included The Library’s exhibit of local 24 by the Coventry Volunteer f C) relics and members’ unusual Into Car’s Path REFRESHMENTS SOLD IDEAS and SUPPLIES-! Fire Association in the south artifacts will be featured. ’The end of town, 3 to Tolland, puUio is invited. Thomas B. Haugh, 10-year- $4.95 each in Ashford, Bolton, Eagle- Narcotics ’Talk Set ville and Vernon and 1 each to The Registered Nurses Club 61d son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel _ 5 - 25 lb. Bog Amston Lake, Andover and of South Windsor will hear a J. Haugh Jr. of 71 Garden St., GAR RENTALS Chaplin. speaker from the narcotics dlvl- la reported in fair condition at AFTER An average of 22 members aion of the Hartford Police De­ A R E Y O U IN answered the fire calls with a partment at Wednesday's meet­ Manchester Memorial Hospital or LEASING 25 Lb. BA G with multiple head and body SALE total of 2,197 man-hours spent ing. The meeting will be held at or ouf of away from the firehouse on the South Windsor High School at cuts and bruises he recqjved • All Makes S p.m. REGULAR FORM emergency calls. An estimated when he ran into a moving car • All Models HO T W A T E R ? one million gallons of water was Next Week’s Menus at about S p.m. yesterday on Available in two forms: REGULAR and HEAVY DUTY. Heavy used to fight fires during the Klementary Schools: Monday, • All Times Pine St. Duty Basement Seal is recommended for controlling the pene­ past year. Firemen took part in r’’,!' 7*^ baked ravioli and meat, shred­ Police said that the child, on Paul Dodge Pontiac Just 9'/2C* a day for fuel tration of all dampness and moisture through masonry waUs; 12 parades with an average at­ The all-new ’65 Fury with 119-inch wheelbase- ded lettuce and carrot salad, his way to a Cub Scout meet­ can get you out of a dry powder product, it mixes quickly with water to form a tendance of 14 men at each. The buttered carrots, jelly swd- INC. ing. darted from between two trouble! heavy paste. Regular BasemMit Seal is recommended for deco­ 29 regular drills held Wednesday wlch, grapefruit section.s; Tue.s- ctirs in a line of traffic on 378 MAIN STREET rating basement walls where excessive moisture is not a prob­ nights did not Include the extra day, roast beef and brown Pine St., near Center St., ‘ and Phone 640-2881 lem. No priming necessary. Can be "scrubbed in” over all ma­ ones Sunday mornings and dur­ is believing. gravy, mfushed potatoes, but­ into the path of a car driven If you live In a typical boose, you could easily run sonry surfaces. ing the week for those mem­ tered petis, rolls and butter, by ElfQne T. Weir of Andover. bers working on the second and cookies; Wednesday, soup and The Hadgh- youngster wa.s oat of hot water several times a week. third shifts. Drill work Included orackers, egg salad or peanut thrown about 10 feet into the • burning of lots, and brush and butter sandwich, cake square; air and onto an embankment. Now you can have all the Come into our sportswear de­ hot water yon need at one filling swimming pools. Thursday, hamburg on roll, but­ He was taken to the hospital Members attended four fire partment (Main Floor). You will via ambulance. time for only Oi/jc* a day. tered green beans, tossed salad, schools and one tank truck Police have not brought any Think of it—only O'/jC* a oe greeted by an exciting selec­ fruit; Friday; tuna long John's, school, all under the supervi­ buttered whole kernel com, po­ charges against the motorist. WESTOWN day! tion of parkas, reversible jackets, At 9:35 p.m. yesterday, the Yes, thanks to Mobilheat Enjoy A New Thrill sion of the state. Repairs, pre­ tato chlps,''frult cocktail. PHARJdACY vacant parked car of Carol H. —and an oU-flred hot water ventative maintenance and gen­ and ski pants full of fashion savvy South Windsor High School: eral upkeep of the fire fighting Monday, hot dog on roll, pota­ Helm of South Windsor rolled 450 Hartford Rd.—640-0046 heater of correct capacity— from our wonderful W HITE STAto down Center St.*, just east of your family can take care of equipment took 1,156 man-hours ’65 Valiant to chips, fruit; Tuesday, beef by the volunteers at the fire­ Stew, apple cake; Wednesday, Henderson Rd., rammed a util­ all their washing needs at collection. ity pole. She was given a ver­ one time. In Christmas Shopping house, exclusive of-the commer­ sloppy joe on roll, com, bal warning for not using the Mom can do the family cial garage repair .service neces­ peaches; Thursday, roast tur­ sary. key, stuffing, gravy, mashed hand brake on the car. The _ve- wash. Sis can do the dishes 'hlcle had minor damage and at the same time Junior The department has about 100 A. Nylon quilted mosaic print reversible potatoes, peas, cranberry sauce, Drive out Route 83 into Rockville and see the active members and 25 inactive loe cream; Friday, soup, pizza was driven away, police said. CHRISTMAS CARDS takes his bath, and you en­ jacket for lightweight warmth in pink or Police are Investigating a joy a shower. store everyone for miles around is toNting about. rriembers. Meetings are the sec­ or egg salad, gingerbread wdUi SELECT YOlRS FROM ond and fourth Mondays at 8 blue-designed for active skiing. S-M-L. Whipped cream. hit-nin accident on Olcott St. Don’t delay— phone us to­ which occurred last night at r ROLLER 3*/2” Pure Bridle p.m. at the firehouse. Square Dance Tonight OUR VAST SEI.ECTION day. Find out how easy It Is 8:45. A vacant parked car own­ to switch to a Mobilheat- Church Construction Studied B. Wool/nylon slim pleatless stretch ski South Windsor Square Dance ed by Charles W. Loomis, 21, W hy not do it during our 19th Anniversary AND TRAY The Prince of Peace Luther­ Okib will bold a dance tonight flred water heater. PAINT BRUSH Windsor, was struck in the rear •Average family of four. Celebration now going on? Free Gifts — Extra an Church, Missouri Synod, is pants by WHITE STAG in sizes 8 to 18. at the Wapplng Elementary causing minor damage as the . . . all alilce, 88c Reg. 59c. in the midst of conducting a Black, Navy and Blue. School. The guest caller will be other motorist continued on Bonus Certificates with purchases. 88c study to determine its church Oordy Vaughan. A fashion show without stopping. printed with your, rame building needs. Officials state E n jo y your home Improvementa NOW with 01eaney*s Eaay that this does not necessarily C. Reversible quilted jacket with mandarin MORIARTY Credit Budfot Aoooimt (C.B.A.). Aa Uttle as $10 a month bays ’6 5 B e lve d e re ’65 Barracuda neck and concealed hood in smart shades PRINTING CHARGE Hundreds of Carefully Selected items with on up to $100.00. Early American Fiovoc to Enhance The Home of Green, Navy, Yellow, White, Light BROTHERS Hero's how Plymouth*^ 5-year/50,000-mile engine and drive train yarranty* protects you Blue, Cranberry and Black. S-M-L. 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HARABURDA LUMBER FUEL Claire Allardyce Mobilheat COTTIER'S 336 NORTH MAIN STREET— TEL. 649-5263 ASH 5WAMP ROAD— GLASTONBURY, CONN. 649-5577r * TEL. 633-2415 . * w SSISfN 48 WINDSOR AVt ROCKVILLE MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, Inc. . tL ' SHOP TONIGHT TO 8:80 643.0301 4S0 Hartford Rd.-«40-0046 On Route 83 Entering Rockiine—Td. 87|i-84S2- ROUTE 88, TOLLAND TPKE„ TALCX)TTVILLE, CONN.

1 ■ » t liANqHESTEB.,BVENINQ ®EBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. NOVEMRER 13, 1964 MANCKIESIKE IVENINO fiE&AU)» MANCHSSlKB^jOONN^ JBIDAT» NOVEMBER 11^ 19641 ■ ^ nt . ------■ ------... ------G>limibia AuuifMtnr dsaar TW H m PespleT It la BO aooUent wtuUsoarver ttiat with Aides to See . Enraino Vnrali) RepabUcan party In trouble It ahould William Demers, 65, of East r I be Its govenxuta w te oobm forward to Hartford, was charged with dis­ ► ______^ . School Plans j the reacua. charge of firearms, breach of Columbia has been InvUed to the peace 'and driving a motor They have aerved and reacued their I . send representatives to ' the vehicle while under the influence J W A in t party before. Windham board of education to ot liquor yesterday afternoon. i VtaBdai OMnbw L participate in plans fot the They are alwaya. somebow, better Police said that Demers report­ 4------proposed new high school in equipped to serve their party than their w ill iman tie. edly shot off a 30-30 gauge rifle office-holding counterparts at Washing­ Thb local board has chosen at the com er of Main and Pearl ton, the Republican members of the Wallace Lohr to represent it on Sts., for some unknown reason, btr. House and Senate the Space Study Committee. and then started to drive from Mrs. Phyllis Fox will represent the scene while in an intoxicat­ ! aoBSciuraoiiuT They seem to stsnd cloaer to the peo­ I Paymbl* la A d r a m .them on the committee for ed condition. Demers posted a »««r ...... ple. educational specifications on $1,600 bond and his case will be ■" ■ .... U.OO the high school and Mrs. Fran­ presented in Manchester’s Cir­ OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY :::: t S Periu^ they have to stand cloaer to ces Malek will be on a com­ cuit Court 12 on Nov. 23. the people in order to get dected. mittee for the middle grades curriculum. MJCIIBBB OF They don't have to stand under the „• XBB AflBOCIATBD PUaB A t a special session Tuesday Cka AMOdated Praaa la aaclualTaly antlUa^ propaganda umbrella set up by the Re­ night, the local board discussed •aI5a oat of repabUeatlan ot all nawa ^ publican National Oommittoe, or by the the educational specifications eradlted to It or not otMnrlat cr«d^ r In *iH. paper and alao the local nawa eon- party campaign committoea In tha Ooti- for Oie addition to Porter gresa They have to make their own is­ School. The specifications were ' f ^ X Y YES, we have * riSSa d mpobUoatlaa o( apodal dm- prepared by George Patros, ma Phalli an alao laafraA sue, and find their osvn ways o f selling principal, and Myron Collette, ► ------■ • I ^ them to their own people. •uperutendMit, to coincide with ! Ska Barald Prlntliic Oomiiany. Inc., an- BO OnaDClBi reBpostibUl^ for type* All this could be, in retrospect, an ex­ the building requirement in the EVERYTHING puical orrora appearlnf to^aertlaeroCTta new program. other rMillnf mattar In Tha Manchaalar planation o f why, at the San Francisco Kindergarten facilities will be AIRWAX ; Barald. convention, the Republican govemora added to the plans and Grades were in the malcontent section. ;6, 7 and 8 will be department­ A Lot of Cash for Christmas Shopping for THANKSGIVING! 9dll aaralca dient o( N. £. A. Seirloa, tae. alized. There will foreign lan­ kbllalM ra RepreaantatlTea — JuUno Ih ey could know, from their own ex­ Local banking officials today mailed out hoUday_ cheer First Manchester Office of Hartford National Bank and lAttawa Spadal Acency — New Tor* Oa- guage instruction on an elec­ ► perience with the electorate, what was tive basis in tiiose grades; the the form of «miecks totaling $630,483 — to some 7,049 Christ­ Trust Co.; Richard G. Rothwell, vice president of the Con­ L Detroit ana Boalon. . mas Club monbers of Manchester’s^ four major banking in- necticut Bank and Trust Co.; and Everett J. Livesey, presi­ BOTH STORES OPEN _EMBKR AUDIT BUKJLAO O f C3HCDI.A- coming. They would reject from their acience program will be ROASTERS DNS. strengthened along with art, stltutiona. Shown performing their happy dutlea before Ed­ dent of the Savings Bank of Manchester. Last year the four ► mji- own experience in political life, from music and library prog;rams. ward Sautsr, left, aasiMant postmaster at the Post Office, banks mailed out some $577,000 to 6,761 club members in A ll S i z e s ! .aplay adrertlaliif doama bean: their own development of political prac­ All grades will receive physical are Robert J. Boyce, president of Manchester Savings and comparison figures. (Herald photo by Pinto.) br Monday - 1 p.m ITldaa. education and a remedial and Loan Asaociatkm Inc.; Clifton Griswold, vice president ofithe Or Tueaday — 1 p.n» Monday. tices and convictions, the far-out direc­ ► TONIGHT Or Wedneaday — 1 p.m Tueaday. tions of the path being taken by the developmental reading pro­ tor Thuraday — 1 p-in. Wedneaday. gram will be added. temporary helmsmen of their party. the board of admlasiona from 10 group win appear on televiaion BushneU Memorial with the Sterne, Manchester, lead and tor Friday - 1 ptm. Thiaatoy The apedfioations were ap­ F r o m ,to r Saturday — i P-m. ^ a.m. to noon. three times this month. Tbieir Hartford Chapter P a^ e of P«te Hodgklnt, Vernon, bari- ► XnaaoUled deadline: 10:80 a.m. each day of Any review of the political history of proved!^ the board and copies ‘Keynoters’ on TV first appearance will b« Sunday pftllratlnr except Saturday — t a.m. our time finds the one blooming Repub­ will be sent to the architect, Quartettes Nov. 27 and 88. The TILL Roy Ferguson, and members M Russell "Mike” Wheeler, m at .noon with Diqk Pnrtell on 97 Keynoters are members of the ► lican period of most of our lifetimes— the bilding committee. member of "The Four Key­ “ Peroeption,” Channel 3; on Manchester Evoilng Herald ^ SYiday, November 13 Channel 24, Nov. 19 at 9 p.m., the eight years of the Ehsenhower presi­ Voter Session Sat notes," a quartet which recent­ Hartford Chapter SPEBS()SA.. Columbia oorreepondent Vir­ and Nov. 27 on (%aimel 30 at 9 Other members besides Mike, WE GIVE ■I ------' dency.—being nurtured and budded and The regular monthly votar- ly won the 1964 District Novice ginia M. Carlson telephone 228- ► f a i r w a y — TWO LOCATIONS— maktog session will be held CSiampion title in Northeastern a.m. who sings bass, are Phil Car- finally flowered out by the fond and in­ ter, of Ellington, tenor; Pete 0224. Turnpike Plaza a Sanity Is Always Welcome Satmday at Yeomans Hall by Division competition, said the Tliey will alao appear at the 976 Main Street telligent attention of the Republican 705 Middle Tpke. E. GREEN STAMPS! R eports have varied, from day to day, Downtown Manchester Next to Popular Market governors of the time. ’They .were the 985 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:80 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS pan from source to source, on the prog- ones who captured the Republican Na­ rens of the Russlan-Chinese relaUon- tional Convention at Chicago away Nature Study By Sylvian Ofiara aUp to the wake of the fall of Khrush- from the apparatus of the National tfiev. Committes, away from the party leaders GREATER YELLOWLEGS Perhaps the latest public guess, that in Congress, and who succeeded in nom­ the Chinese Communists have succeed­ inating the moderate Dwight Ehsen- ed to easing their Russian brothers hower, the middle-roader, on a mod­ . away from the atmosphere and ges­ erate party platform. Without the tures of open rift, is as reliable as any­ quiet meetings of the Republican gover­ Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Reflections thing. Perhaps the showdown whidi KEEPS OVER nors which laid down the strategy and bad been scheduled in . the Communist consolidated the principles for the big Robert D. Novak world is now to be postponed: pertiaps. move at Chicago, the eight years of The Missing Voice Instead of ahouting at each other across which Republicans should be most proud Report 'fV a continental chaam, the Russian and might never have come to pass. Chinese leaders are to enter a phase of If, in the present situation, it is re­ WASHING’TON — On that have pleased the Goldwaterltes, go-between approached Rocke­ By Phineas Fiske cold arm’s length statements to one assuring to have the Republican gov- long road toward a last crack it eliminated Nixon as a party feller aides (by then backing another. at the White House, Richard unifier. Gov. William Scranton of Penn­ >/4 TON of FOOD emors conferring together, that ia a buyer will take into account (he If so, this is civilized, and it is im­ M. Nixon is stumbling in the Why did he do it? sylvania) with a question. When the now board of dlrec- 'B U n h o ^ mixture of memory of what they have first few feet Noting that his attack on Could Scranton-Rockefeller del­ ton convened Tuesday, it sat price of a lot—along with the portant been able to do for their party in tlm That is the opinion of Repub­ Rockefeller came in answer to egates be transferred to Nix­ for the first time in six years other things about a property Tl/IN None but the utter fools in the West past with the present realization thatthA lican politicians. Nixonite and a reporter’s question, some Re­ on? If they could, the Nixon without Theodore Powell. This that interest him—when he de­ SIZi — we do, of course, have such—has ever anti-Nlxonite alike. Nixon has publicans believe Nixon was man continued, Nixon might be reporter felt he was the poorer cides to buy. any Republican who gets elected gover­ displayed a remarkable ability acting on impulse. This view Is able to collect enough con­ for it. j 'j S A r at your fingertips rejoiced over the spectacle of the Chi­ Powell relaxed his opposition nor in these times must know a little to survive political catastrophe bolstered by the fact that just servative delegates to stop Watching and listening to nese and the Russians really going for when he learned that the "clus­ bit about politics. (some of them self-inflicted). * after the election, Nixon told (Soldwater. After several dis­ Ted Powell at board meetings ter zone” lots may be cheaper sach other’s throats. But his latest blooper may be party leaders in private tele­ cussions, the plan was dropped through the past few months for other reasons than reg;ular It is important for their own realism too much even for him to over­ phone calls that he was plan­ (mainly because the Scranton- has not hem an unalloyed lota—^but he did not relax his and their own sanity and their own pos­ come. ning an appeal for party unity. RockefeUer delegates were not pleasure. Powell has frequent­ belief in the abstract principle transferrable). Choice of regular or sible control of their own policies that Actually, Nixon rebounded Yet, experienced Nixon- ly been the center of controvert that government must treat A Speech Rained Out surprisingly during the cam- This Incident is another ex­ sy, and controversy is not al­ extra long twin size watchers believe Nixon was each man alike. 'bedding; mattress or the Russians and the Chinese should palg^n, following his shoddy ample of Nixon's wont polit­ ways easy to take. But when It is difficult for anyone in 1964 New acting by plan, not out of im­ • ■a • box spring $49 each. admit to themselves and to each other . pre convention performance. pulse. ’The plan: To ingratiate ical dsfact; a tendency to ylan oatttraversy ia based on valid This kind of determined stand that they have massive and historic dif­ England to think of rain as an element As customary when he cam­ himself with the Goldwater his political movea ao archly issues and not false premises, that they become contrived. on principle had its side effects. Made to ferences and challenges existing between which cauld be unkind in any respect. paigns for somebody other than movement by denouncing its participants are the better himself, Nixon was at his best Rockefeller and then shift the Such contrivance shows for the experience. Sometimes it made Ted Poi0 China and a vice president of the So­ ertod for future party leadership and that the public will be de­ box spring $49 each. damage among Republicans calls for reducing the size of rectors, each man should bring im ia a been forced to lead in the post-war because he had not been enthu­ praying for an and to internal nied the privilege of their "right a different view of the world. viet Presidium. building lots to save some land world. siastic enough about Goldwa- carnage. Asked to comment on to know.” Together, their deliberations, if iH erb t-. What the prepared text would have for parks. The other extreme— the dismal one— ter. Nixon’s action ever "Face the The Bolton Board of Educa­ they are not overweighted by Choice of 8 sizes! said to them was that Cambodia would However much this may Powell contended the town would conclude that, once, Russia and Nation” on CBS, Rep. Gerald tion has, is and will continue to political considerations, are the be quite capable of going all the way Ford of Michigan (an old Nix­ should pay the developer of the more likely to produce a valid China have found themselves in such a operate in an honest and into partnership with the United States on crony) declared; "We just straightforward manner to tract for the park land. CHher- and valuable consensus as a There’s a 90th Anniversary Bedding pocitlon of Inevitable rivalry, tension don’t have enough people on wlse, he said, the purchasers of guide tor action. size to fit you perfectly . . . to give FuH or if Cambodia couldn’t solve its economic bring about the best education­ m J OMMH and conflict, there can be nothing for A Thought for Today our team at the moment to ex­ al system', by employing the individual lots would end up To have a man of Powell’s ^ J problems without Communist incursions clude anyone.” you deep, sound, refreshing sleep. it but a descent into a direct test of Sponsored by the Manchester most intelligent approach to paying for the parks; in con­ point of view represented on $ 1 1 6 upon Cambodia’s desire to maintain its Ford was greatly disturbed Twin and full widths in either regu­ twin size strength in which one attempts to ex­ Council of Churches economy and adhering rigidly trast, to older sections of the the board of directors is per- Save space n r w s r own ’’non-alignment’’ In the cold war. by Nixon’s preachments. So to state and local laws. We oominunlty the town has al- • haps uncommon; it will proba- lar length, or extra long sizes cost terminate the other, or at least bring were other old Nixonites. "I only $49 for mattress or box spring. But the rains came down, and flooded have the confidence of our town ready psdd for what parks ex- bly not recur soon. Place two twin outfits close in regular tfta other into a total subjection. “I could never pray for that. just don’t know what gets into and are justifiably proud of our 1st. But simply because his views This is luxury bedding, made with a the outdoor reviewing stand where Why God would never hear me. Dick,” commented one. “ He together to save space. 2 Obviously, it is in the interest of both healthy, growing educational For one homeowner te pay were unconunon.in the commu­ JB Prince Norodom was supposed to speak, It’s too ridiculous. It’s too small seems dead set on hurting 286-coil Bakerflex innerspring units Russia and China to realize frankly the system. for the cost of a nearby park nity, or were presented in a box springe and 2 mat­ or extra long to bother God with.” "Don’t be himself.” difficult manner, or were at (same unit as used in our $79.00 mat­ and who knows what line Prince Noro­ Harold Porcheron in the price of his lot would be tresses; 'regular or extra nature of their collision and rivalry and full of worry; but in everything The newest Nixon is partic­ times disturbing, does not tress ONLY THESE HAVE 34 MORE dom will be following when it stops (Chairman, unfair unless all homeowners in €»nflict, and then to decide not to try by prayer . . . with thanksgiv­ ularly hard for the men around mean that they were undesir­ long, $196. Board of Education town did too, Powell said.' COILS!) All the cotton felt upholstery AAeA^ to kill each other over it, but to try and raining ? ing, let your requests be made Rockefeller to swallow. They Bolton, Conn. able. known to God.” In everything ie quilted to the handsome imported live with It and sublimate it until per­ remember how Nixon was play­ This kind of abstract thought Powell’s insistence

nataoM madlaal MtUMli aH9 zens from Manchester i n Jsn V ern on Student Riot isks Mnu asglM^ S b C th. aM d te M p m oift Six from Area Gusewicz, 17 North S t; Mrs. Events in. World V ta t Oonfi.trtaSte l e S S e a OKR AU WINTER NERD Picks Slate, Aniela Lata, 63 North St.; Roger FREE Adds to Woes ta la w ME, vary Igffa tanhan aat«r axperta paoraA In team Become Citizens G. Thlbault, 87 Kerry St.; Mrs. Sewer Study PROTESTS KEPT ALIVE ^bloodthirsty chieftain of U.8. V Kr • >. ikT ^at saeurttyaaeurtty tnoMtrco ^ winwill haivahasra Uto Martha A. Resman, 150 Birch B M H ty k h \ w SASEBO,. Japan (AP) — imperialism with his fangs In V ie t N 6 m la toaieore the engl' .. Six Manchester and three Ver­ St.; Mrs. Dorothea G. Hooey, Some 2,000 determined Japa­ bared” and said he is in a naan. This eatM ba dsmaglni govanmuBt aa^Ioyaa and mH- Sets Term Lengths non residents were naturalized 26 Orchard-St.; and Mrs. Esther ARTHUR DRUB to oUmt araaa If wa hava to fu y paraonnal to donata ona Wdll Start nese leftist studenta today kept "helpless predicament” in (OoDtImied tron Faga Qaa) in ceremonies conducted by U.S. M. Nixon, 186^ Center St. alive the demonstration protest­ South Viet Nam. vart troopa Iwra." diy’a pay to ttia flood vtetima District Court Judgie M. Joseph The new citizens from Vernon llt o y o f tha daad wara vtUag>- APPLES ing the U.8. nuclear submarine This waf the official CMnese Ngo Dlnh Dlam, ouatad and U.8. o fO i^ fait that tlM Viet The N orth^t Refuse District (NERD) became a Blumenfeld in Hartford this are Mr. and Mrs. Asbaldb Bertl, ara who did not taka tha rlai% morning. Next Week Seadragon's visit to Japan, but assessment of Johnson’s elec­ alain in k military ravoluUon Oong protaab^ got ott'llghtar inality last night, with the dismissal of the 11-month- 52 Hartle Dr., and Mrs. Avelena they didn’t interfere with the tion to a full term. It was made haomise their baaa araaa are on watan aaiksuMy until It was too AT The new United States Citi­ M.. LeBlanc, Kelly Rd. Read Hei*ald Ads. lasF November. They also rre lata, in ' placat tha rapading — Brit­ wers Instructed to meet within .BRUSSELS (AP) — Western been accosted by Viet Cong men DellaFeia, Frank Stamler and lines are built, then the grant ain’s Leyland Motors Is negoti­ Europe's six Common Market Olof Anderson, and James Per­ the week, so that they could will be repaid on a pro-rated ating in Peking to sell the and forced to tear up their iden­ report to tlw district’s n e x t countries are edging toward tity papers. Widespread elimi­ ry, an engineer. basis. Chinese Communists the same agreement over the weekend on meeting, oiy Dec. 10. nation of the papers would help As required by state stat­ Organising and bylaws com­ Lombardi, a district resident, type of buses Leyland has sold how to negotiate with the United utes, the new governmental to Chiba. the Communists to move with mittee — D^aFera, Gorton, said today that most of the States on the late President body drew lota, to determine Donald G. Stokes, Leyland's comparative freedom -through Deming and Fitts. study will consist of collecting John F. Kennedy’s goal of a 50 the disrupted region. the term of service for its mem­ managing director, said general per cent cut in tariffs. Site Committee — Oiblln, and studying data. “It should Reliable sources said today bers. take between four to six prospects for a deal are good. It was still uncertedn whether Gardner and Stamler. He said that an even greater the refugees disclosed the Viet The group chose four mem­ Technical Committee — Per­ months to complete.” he said. they would meet the Monday Oong movements during Inter­ bers each to serve one, two and number of heavy duty trucks deAsdIine for declaring which of ry, Anderson, Morency, Orltzer The MHPA contract provides views In government relief com­ three-year terms. Upon expira­ for a maximum of six months might be sold to China. the 10,000 or more items they and Lombardi. pounds in the coastal resort of tion o f any terms, appoint­ During the 11-month at for the study. trade would not be subject to Nhatrang and at Quinhon CHINESE RAP LBJ the cut. This list of exceptions Is ments will thereafter be made slons qf the organising com­ “Because of the school con­ Thursday. TOKYO (AP) — Th« Chinese due to be deposited in Geneva,' to three-year terma only. mittee,* it was tentatively struction on the Ecker proper­ "This flood has hurt our com­ Serving one-year terma, to ty,” Lombardi said, “we will do Communists described Presi­ along with similar lists from agreed upon that the four- dent Johnson today as “ a other countries. munications more than thou­ expire November 1965 are: town Disposal Area will be ^ that .area first.” sands of tons of Viet Cong ex­ Anderson of Manchester, Gor­ 1 A school building commit­ located in Mancheeter, but a plosives could have done,” a ton of BoKon, Fitts of South decision has yet to be reached tee is working on a junior high m , who gesticulates his father­ U.S. military adviser said. Windsor and Richard Lombardi on the process to be followed. school to be built on the site. ly passion for his dear young 8% Drop Noted "T o rebuild all this,” another t i Venum. The group has been split be­ First Selectman Samuel W. children with dignity, before Serving two-year terms, to tween the installation o f in­ Pearl noted today that srtect- carefully falling (into a chair) In Idle Claims enlre November 1966, are: cinerating and composting men will probably name a new dead. M lw Oiblln, Perry and Della- plants. building committee to start Frank Minutello is Blood- A Little Pre-Christmas Choosing Unemployment compensation |. LEE’S FLORIST plaiming for a new elementary good’s foil. Badger, whose ef­ Two-year-old Tressa Kendall of Bolton makes it clear to Mrs. Santa Claus school on the site. The commit­ forts to undo the banker even­ claims filed In Manchester last. and GIFT SHOP tee may be named at the se­ what she wants for Christmas. Mrs. Claus (who is actually Mrs. James Ken­ tually succeed — to the benefit week dropped by 8 per cent ■ Rt. 44A. Bolton—643-8089 lectmen's meeting on Tuesday. of the poor Fairweathers. from the total recorded during dall, Tressa’s grandmother) will be at the education building of Bolton Con­ Also doing a fine job wre Dan the week ending Oct. 31. • YES WE DELIVER • gregational Church tomorrow when the sixth annual Christmas Fair is sched­ Blverett as Paul Fairweather; uled from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The education building has been redecorated into Ruth Rowley, who puts much A total of 710 persons filed Flowers tor all occasions; MOTO’S FUEL CO. LTM Offers life and energy into the poor but dalms locally during the week Weddings, Funerals, Cut Mrs. Claus’ home. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) kindly Mrs. Puffy; Ben Shank- ending Nov. 7, a reduction of 61 Flowers and Corsages from the totals for the previous man as Mr. Piiffy, and Jim 367 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD brief talk highlighting his ex­ Sherman as young Dan Puffy. week. chid from members of the Tough Work Ex-Officers Talk periences. Speakers were Mrs. school staff. * The sets and staging have (Jlalms from the Rockville De Cormier Melvin Lon^ellow, Mrs. Rob­ area rose by 26, to 213. Miss Louise, Tracy, Miss Syl­ By PHENEAS FISKE all been designed to emulate the TEL 289-3495 ert Lynch, Mrs. Conrad, Ed­ Claims filed throughout the At PTA Reunion via Claflln, Mrs. Ener and Mias The Little Theater of Man­ orig;inal production, including ward Coltman, Mrs. Wlnthrop state last week declined by 392 Granstrom, all of whom have chester, unlike many timateur some intentionally sketchy flats Ford, Mrs. George Katz, Mrz. been on the Bowers staff for and young folk filling in for the to 22.782, the lowest statewide Bowers School PTA held its theatrical groups, has never fifteenth anniversary reunion Neil Patterson, Mrs. Harold the full fifteen years, partici­ shrunk from performing shows non-apeaking parts. Set design­ figure since 1957. Claims filed GAUOH Tuesday evening at the school, Parks, Mrs. Frank Horton and pated In the recital of a humor­ of dramatic or historic impor­ er FYed Bllsh also managed a during the corresponding period with Miss Esther Granstrom, George Dickie. ous poem composed by Miss tance just because they were burning building which was last year amounted to 25,312. Motors Says: Your Mrs. Helen Ener read a poem Claflln. difficult. particularly enjoyAUe; the principal, presenting former DOWNTOWN V members of the staff to the au­ dedicated to Miss Granstrom, Refreshment.s and a social The group has Instead work­ more foimad sets are quite elab­ Calls Highly Amplified 1 2 2 and presented her with an or­ hour concluded the program ed diligently to produce shows orate and the scene changes are dience, which included many Stationers original members of the organ­ of more than conventional in­ many. NEW YORK — The newest "Vote yourself one of these fine cars. terests, because it believes Between the acta are a half 04 HOUB DELIVERY AND BURNER SERVICE ization. type of submarine telephone ca­ Mrs. Donald Conrad intro­ those shows deserve to be more dozen or more vaudeville acta ble Is a single cable that can f than just memories. OPEN duced several former PTA offl- staged by Bill Astley, including transmit 128 conversations si­ eors, each of whom gave a To this admirable end the a grossly mustached “German multaneously. Earlier systems Mon. thru Sat. They re sure to please and are priced to Little Theater this week is pro­ Street Band,” a barbershop oc­ used two cables — one for each Thurs. tiU 9 P.M. ducing a work by one of the tet, songs by Jayne Newlrth, direction of speech. Repeaters original 19th Century melo- John Minnick, Ralph Limdberg, are spaced 20 nautical miles sell at the best of bank terms." dramatists, “The Streets of a slng-along, dancing by Bever­ apart along the new cable; each s Slide Rules New York” by Dion Boucicault. amplifies calls 100,000 times. ly and l.ee Burton, and a slew • Drafting Supplies George DeCormier And it really is melodrama, of revealing FloraDora girls. YOUR 1964 from the mustache-twirling If you would like a trip back • Wedding villain to the legions of the a few generations to an era Stationery for this Thanksgiving! noble poor who finally vanquish VISIT OUR TOY evil. of more formal society—and of THIS WEEK’S SPECIAlaS: Let the whole family enjoy the holiday meal on The play is imdoubtedly a pure good and pure evil—"Tlie DISCOUNT DEPT. 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A F T s a r BiANCHE3TBR B V fiN I^ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 liANCHBSl'BB .e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN..[ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 PAGE BLEVBh W . " ' ■i I ^ B o lt o n Violet O'ReUley, vice president; raisin salad, com bread, held tomorrow fropi 11 a.m. to 8 County and dlrscted to the RaO Unions Hebron HEALTH CAPSULES CashpBofids Diane Tedford, secretary, and cookies; Friday, vegetable soup pjn. in the Education Building. No ImmediatfC city’ll water shed. Obituary n m Events by Michaei A Petli, M.D- Mary Lou Maneggia, treasurer. with crackem, cheese sticks, The selectmen will meet Mon­ Meanwhile, the U.8. Weather Also meeting were the art peanut butter lumdwiches, gela­ Water Dangjer M M C S E n n WMEN YOU TAKE A4PIRIN day at 8 p.m., preceded by the Bureau offered no Immediate Set Nov. 23 M em oria l Said Stolen High School Newspaper Club club, led by Donald -Mapauley tin with fruit. monthly voter.-making aeasion relief from the dry apell. John A, Usher In State FOR ARTHRITIJ-, t^ THEi and open to students in Grades Dental Program Starts ASPIRIN JU4T k il l in g t h e, starting at 6 p4n. in the town (Continued from Page One) Cool air wae paatlni' over TOLLAND—John A. Usher, 9 and 10, and the minstrels, led TTie dental program 'will start offices. PAIN OR P0E9 rr PO MORE? by Keith Groethe. Tryouts will New England today, accom Strike Date 89, retired veteran painting con­ For P h elp s ’ (OoBtlaMd tron Rags Om ) InSBreaks Attracts Sixty Hopefuls at the Bolton Elementary V The public building commis­ exist and no restrictions are panied by patchy cloudiness and result in the selection of a School the w e ^ of Dec. 1. Stu- LUMBER tractor, died yesterday at his sion will meet Monday at 8 p.m. chorus, Groethe said. anticipated. The same holds a few light ehowera, but the home on the old Stafford Rd., Chamaro/8 19-year-old couein, . dents in Grades 5''and 6 will be in the conference room of the (CkinttBiMd from F»(e One) JLn utimatod |4M in cash as Ove* 60 itudenU attended the^per are trying sample editor­ Also begiiming this week was true in Hartford, New Haven, showers mainly were pin-point' INC. Tolland. Edward R. Broclcway of New the first to be treated. Students town offices. Is Approved wail aa from 14 to 18 Govarn- firet meeting at the Bolton ials and reports on athletics, an extra - curricular cIsms in ed over the mountainous areas He was bom in East Wind­ Haven. He wee charged with mant Savings Banda was taken may have their teeth cleaned The Republican town com­ Norwich, New London, Dan­ jMratlnc unions averacres $2.58 Junior-Senior High School student activities, classroom modem dance, taught by Mrs. of central and northern New sor Oct. 6, 1875, and lived in taking or enticing away a child, during the night In three house and examined for $1.50' or re­ mittee win meet Tuesday at 8 bury and Torrington, to list and o t the six shop .crafts, $2.63, Plans and design for a me­ breaking and entering ■ and quips and faculty and student Nancy Landolphi, physical ed­ England. anion sources said. Tolland most of his life. He also morial window in memory of breaks, police aaid this mom- new ep^r club Mond|ay morn­ stories. ceive cleaning and fluoride p.m. some. lived in Stafford Springs and breach of peace. ing. 'The newspaper will be ucation instructor. The class In Wallingford, the town res­ Ilie shop unions say the 27- Lewis W. Phelpa in St. Peter’a treatments for $4. Groton reports' enough wa­ Ellington for several years. Mr. State Police gave this ac­ called "The Bolt.” This week, Assignments will be made on will meet Wednesdays and ervoirs were at a near-record eent raise recommended by the Episcopal Church, a« presented ■ " t - o attempted house breaks Permission slips are being Manchester Evening Herald ter for 15 days before being Usher was associated with his count: however, hopeful reporters are the basis of these, and on thaee Thuradays after school. low and about one-half biUloh y4” SHOP amerirency board would not by a committee appointed for were aleo reported to headquar­ choices o f Jobs each studenURj^ sent home for parents to fill out forced to draw ffom its reserve brothers, who for nearly 50 Mrs. Chomeroy, 23, and ters this morning. working on mock assignments The first marking period end­ Bolton correspondent, Cleme- gallone below capacity. bring their wages up to scales in the purpose have been approved made. Artists, salesmen and and return with the correct reservoirs. New Milford says it years were the Usher Bros. Brockway drove to her hus­ Raymond Jenack of 117 E. to find out where they should ed yesterday. Report cards will well Young, telephone 648-8981. Officials there have appealed (Other industries. They have de- by the rector and vestry. clerks are needed as well as be issued Nov. 18. money In a sealed envelope is already doing it. jmanded raises which average Painting Contractors. He re­ band’s home in Tolland yester­ Middle Tpke., called police at be placed on the staff. besring the child’s name, grade to residents to conserve water PLYWOOD The new memorial window day. She waited in the car and reporters. Elementary School Menu In Stamford, where officials (Out to about 40 cents an hour. tired 18 years ago. - about 7 a.m. today, when he re­ Mm. Beverly Plumb, busi­ and teacher. Collection date for Chilean Fruit Bought ' supplies. will be set in the last window Brockway entered the house ness education teacher, and “hie newspaper club Is one Monday, Bolton Elementary SANTIAGO — Grapes are say they have only a 40-day [ The six AFXi-CIO shop unions Mr. Usher and his wife cele­ in the rear of the church. turned from his night shift em­ Grades 5 and 6 is Nov. 20. A Connecticut Water Co. posing as a real estate man. ployment at Pratt 4k Whitney M lu Mary Anne Aronson, Eng­ of fpur scheduled to meet dur­ School special, green beans or Chile's principal fruit export, supply of water in their reser­ .are the International Associa- brated their 61st wedding an­ It is believed that many who Briefs spokesman aaid its supply ap­ niversary Oct. 23. The husband, Robert Cham- Aircraft, and reported his home lish teacher, are in charge of ing the third period of school pickled beets, butterscotch pud­ but peaches, plums, apricots, voirs, emergency plans are be­ jtion of Machinists, the Intema- knew Mr. Phelps will wish to WHEU TAKEN IN FULL P 0$£^ each Monday. The dramatics ding; Tuesday, shepherd’s pie Junior Girl Scout Troop 668 ing discu.s.sed. pears to be adequate. The com­ jtional Brotherhood of Boiler- Survivors include his wife, eroy, was at work. A woman back door was wide open, his the activity. Officers elected cherries, and melons are also pany serves customen.* in Clin­ contribute toward the expense IT NOT ONLY KILL$ PAIN, PUT were Jack Sadler, treasurer; club has a large a turnout as .with mashed potatoes, com, will hold a court of honor meet­ shipped. The largest customer is One of them would' call oh'the * makers, the Sheet Metal Work- Mrs. Bertha Whitman Usher; was caring for the child. Brock­ desk rifled. Missing was $175 ton, Old Saybrook, Westbrook, of this memorial, which will be ACTUALLY REPUCE$ INFLAMMA­ Dolma Asplnwall, correspond­ the newsoaper club. plums; Wednesday, pork chow ing tomorrow from 10 to 11 the United States, which takes state Civil Defense to supply 10 ‘ ers International Association, four sons, John Usher of Haz- way locked the woman in the in several envelopes, his wife’s Madlsop and Guilford. There is expressive of appreciation to­ cellar and took the dhlld[ TION AROUNP ARTHRITIC pocketbook with $86 in it, and ing secretary, and Carol Strick­ The dramatics club is ‘under mein with rice and fried noo­ a.m. at United Methodist nearly all the 12,000 metric tons to 16 miles of portable pipes I the International Brotherhood of ardville, Ervin Usher and Leon­ ward one who has served the JOINTS. land, recording secretary. the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth dles, carrot. sticks, spice cake; Church. of deciduous fruit.each.year plus and pumps to be hooked up to a ban, however, on use of water ■ Electricians, the Brotherhood of ard Usher, both of Tolland, and Later, New Haven and State his savings bonds, he rented. church unselfishly for nearly Patrolman Kenneth Barker Students who want to work Wright,^ English teacher. Nanda Thursday, baked beans with The Boston Congregational 7,000 tons of grapes and 10,000 some undesignated water sup­ for less e($8entlal activities such iRallway Carmen, and the Inter- Mark Usher of Munson, Mass.; 50 years. Police went to Brockway’e res­ hclttful inlBfiMltMkiniBfi as,lawns and washing cars. idence on Wlnthrop Ave. in , W k eof infeniW f • ke • reported that Mrs.'' Jenack in­ on the writing part of the pa- Rattazzi was elected president; sliced frankfurts, cabbage- Church Christmas fair will be tons ot melons. ply source in upper Fairfield I national Brotherhood of Fire- three daughters, Mrs. Irene Checks should be made pay­ !men and Oilers. New Haven, where they found formed him that, durlitf the 4'x8' SHEET Everitt of Cheater, Mrs. Myrtle able to St. Peter’a Episcopal night, the family dog began The other five unions Involved LaGrange of Hazardville, and the child, Mrs. Chameroy and Church, marked as Memorial Brockway.' barking. She qule$ad the dog ■In the wage dispute, also AFL- Mrs. Alvenia Brewer of Scltlco; Fund, and mailed to Mrs. Alma Public Records , 0 0 affiliates, are the Brother- thinking nothing was wrong two brothers, Elmer Usher of Porter, RFD, Hebron, Conn. and went back to sleep. Entry >hood of Railway Clerks, the Tolland and Albert Usher of Mrs. Porter, chairman, may be Cable TV, Hit Warrantee Deeds into the home was matls by us­ [Brotherhood of Maintenance of Centerbrook; two sisters, Mrs. called upon for any details HARTFORD (AP) — Cable ing a skeleton key to the rear (Way Employes, the Order of Mary Peck and Mrs. Corla needed. televleion appUcante In Connec­ Alfred P. Sevigny aiW Kath­ WINDOW leen M. Sevigny to David H. door, police theorize. [Railway Telegraphers, the Ryan, both of Tolland; 36 The women of St. Peter’s are ticut were criticized today for Another bresk occurred at i Brotherhood of Railroad Signal- Comins and Jean E. Comlns, grandchildren, 32 great-gcand- working again toward their an­ expecting their customers "to the' Joseph Martin home at 68 • men, and the Hotel property at 116 High St. and Restau- children and several nieces and nual Bazaar to be called The pay for the plant— and then N. Elm St., where someone en­ .rant Employes International nephews. Christmas Animal Fair, and to pay a return on the plant they Edwarti S. Dik and Barbara & (Association. tered an u^oeked rear window Funeral services will be held be held in Phelpa Hall, Satur­ nave provided.” B. Dik to Second Congr^atlon- and toQk $168 from a first fioor tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Wil­ day, Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to Surf W8 want ie stop associating eiganttes with sox Chairman Eugene S. Lough- al Church of Manchester, prop­ desk while the homeowners lin of the State Public UtiliUes liam H. Yost Funeral Home, W. 4 p.m. appoai, athlotic prowoss and social distinction . . . erty at 137 Henry St. slept, police said. DOOR Main St., Stafford Springs. Animal Fair seems a funny Conunission said he didn’t see Case Bros. Inc. to John C. I Hospital Notes but . . " how the conunission could allow Patrolman Robert McNeilly Burial will be in South Ceme­ name for the event but there Wright and Jane A. Wright, is investigating the Martin will he plenty of white elephants cable companies to charge two parcels on Wyllys St. I Visiting hours are t to 8 p.m. tery, Tolland'. house break and two other at­ to attract buyers, among oth­ prices high enough to do that. Adoption of Trade Name BLINDS [in all areas excepting matem- Friends may call at the fu­ “That," he said, "Just doesn’t tempted breaks reported at 9i neral home tonight from 7 to 9. er things, not all animals, such Harold T. Hart and Eleanor N. Elm St. and 131 HoUlster St., • Ity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. as aprons, doll clothes, new U.S. H a s Lead make regulatory sense.” [and 8:30 to 8 p.m. and private 'The chairman’s remarks made S. Hart, d /b /a The Trading where residents found pry POPULAR SIZES Frank S. White jewelry, stuffed animals, baked (Post, 58 Cooper St. marks and a broken storm • rooms where they are 10 a.m. goods, new gifts, pies and News Tidbits In Missile Race as hearings continued today |$o 8 p.m. Visitors are requested ROCKVILLE — Frank S. indicates that the PUC will Building Permits door, rospoctlvely, at the rear . IN STOCK cakes, toys, Christmas decora­ from the AP Wires To Robert Lewis Dormer of the homes. {not to smoke In patients’ rooms. White, 77, of New Britain, fath­ tions, plants, candy, and the make cable companies conform Friday A Saturday:,la$t 2 dtsya at this spatial onta’a-yaar avanf! i , L (Continued from Page One) An unidentified man also en­ • No more than two visitors at er of Ensley B. White of Rock­ usual gfrab bag. Items may be to the regulatory standards Corp. for Donald J. Baltulonls, [one time per paUent. ville, died yesterday at New it sets for other public utilities. garage at 100 Windsor St., tered the home of J. Bruce left at Phelps Hall after any taining its numerical superiority Pigot at 130 Washington St. Britain General Hospital. of the Sunday services. The hall The Soviet Union will begin (Contentions that cable systems $1,800. in submarine strength and and took a pocketbook with $10 Coma ln„,Plud very suksfardiai savings In every depnrfmeni! I ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Other survivors include his will be open daily until the fair. ocean liner service next year are public utilities are disputed To Herbert A. Cain Jr., alter­ •Arthur Beaupre, Wapping; wife, a daughter, a brother, five between Leningrad and Mon­ "there are indications that the by the cable companies, but the ations to dwelling at 86 Lock- in it. Mrs. Pigot scared the in­ B1LC0 sisters and three grandchildren. There will also be a snack treal, authoritative sources Soviet naval air force and mis­ truder when she awakened jMrs. Marion Davis, Kelly Rd., bar, at which lunch can be PUC decided that they were in wood St., $1,000. say . . . Travelers’ tempers in sile-firing submarines are com­ a decision earlier this year). about 3:30 a.m. and called out I Vernon; Vicki Hastings, En- Funeral services will be held eaten, with sandwiches, salads To Ernest Ozols, garage at illeld; Paul Jacobucci, 26 Linden Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Rose Italy are rising against strik­ ing to play a more central role Loughlln’s remarks also in­ "who’s there.” and hot rolls. in her strategy.” 155 Hilliard St., $650. & . Jst.; Kenneth Levesque, 69 Es- Hill Funeral Home, Rocky Hill, ing Communist-led rallwaymen dicate the commission ha.s al­ To Everett W. VanDyne for There will be door prizes as who have been stopping trains America’s Strategic Air Com­ MR. GRAND LONG •sex St.; Mrs. Helen McCann, and burial will be in Rose Hill ready begun taking a critical Joseph Jesevitch, alternations well, drawings to be held every three tlnies a day since last mand has clear superiority In look at the $5 a month most SLEEVE DRESS. ; 'Talcottvllle; Mrs. Anna Mur- Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. hour on the hour. Each hour to dwelling at 98 Walker St. [phy, 20 Linden St.; Harold Pat- Friends may call at the fu- Sunday throughout the'eountry. the number of intercontinental of the 22 cable companies want Hadassah Hears SHIRTS after a winning name is drawn, bombers, the review reported, To Charles Ponticelli, altera­ MENS* 5.91 CORDUROY GOBbON trie, Ellington; Victor St. Ger- nersd home tomorrow from 7 to A nationwide longshoremen's to charge. A few have pronosed Superbly telloroS 9 p.m. the pot will be emptied and new strike in Greece paralyzes har­ but the Soviet Union maintains rates down to $4 a month. tions to garage at 171 E. Mid­ Talk by Dentist SLACKS TRIM, WARM, JmaJn, Coventry; David Reznick. names put in. dle Tpke., $600. n i M n s ’ shirts In high-eouni *76 Adelaide Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy bors as about 12.000 longshore­ a strong force of medium bomb­ The "plant” referred to by WASHABLEI Tsilered ers capable of strikes at Japan To Marcel Jutras for Law­ combed, Senlerlied Shaw, 1 Ellen Dr., Vernon; William Garrlty 4-H Teens Meet men at 33 ports go on a 48- Loughlin would be primarily Dr. and Mrs. Morris Cohen *tinyl sv«dl« with wall-defined Ivy HATCHWAY or Western Europe. rence Piano, alterations to c.om- broadcloth and oxfaH Mary Tedford, 25 Lilac St.; Local 4-Hers are urged to hour strike seeking higher the "community" antenna that of Bloomfield will be guest line*. Precuffad, wash­ COLUMBIA — William H. The review said Communist mercial buildin.g at 997 Main eatteni. Fine single George Vallone, 71 Durant St.; Garrlty, 71, of Lake Rd., died come to the Tolland County wages and better working con­ receives good television signals speakers at the Manchester able. Parfa'et far iparts ditions . . . Undersecretary of China’s army has little strategic St,. $200. needle tollerlng with f,Mrs. Wilma Kuzmich, RFD 2, yesterday at Windham Commu­ Teen Club meeting, Saturday, and the cables used to trans­ Chapter of Hadassah meeting ar work I 29 to 42. convertible cuffs, iRockville; Mrs. Alice Brown, 28 Nov. 14, opening at 7:30 p.m. at State George W. Ball flies to mobility, because of primitive mit those signals into poorer To Norbert J. Prouix, alte­ Special purchase! Slick D00B$ nity Memorial Hospital. Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at Temple snop tsb er buttsn- •Turnbull Rd.; Mrs. Ro.se Beebe. the TAC Agricultural Center, Germany to confer with West logistics, and its air force has reception areas. This sy.stem is rations to dwelling at 43 Clin­ Beth Sholom. new klikker jackets in He was bom March 9. 1893 in German leaders on a U.S.-Euro­ only obsolescent aircraft. 3 a f f down collars. White. [Hartford; Charles Kaselauskas, Rockville. The topic will be called CATV—Community An­ ton St., $200; and demolish Dr. Cohen, a practicing den­ Willimantic, a son of Thomas pean relations and divi.sions in But it said the Chinese nu­ tenna Television. vinyl suede, lined with 14 to 17. (259 Buckland St.; Thomas and Mary Henchler Garrity. He "Choosing a Career,” guest garage at 43 Clinton St., $10. tist in Hartford and a member the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ clear test has shown "that the CATV systems, say the cable warm orlan pile. Choose [Haugh, T1 Garden St.; Mrs. operated a dairy farm on Utley speaker to be Ronald F. Aron­ To Abraham Elkin, new dwel­ of the State Legislature, will ganization. Chinese nuclear technology is companies, can be used to bring ling at 155 Waranoke Rd., $15,- 2 for $5 •Mary Hauk, 18 Franklin St.; Hill, Lake Rd., for approximate­ son, state 4-H Club leader, who speak of his experiences in from 3 newsworthy stylet, apparently considerably more good reception to any poor re­ 000. [Joseph Shea Jr., East Hartford; ly 20 years before retiring in will moderate a panel of past Jerusalem. Mrs. Cohen will including stand-up col­ $2.69 Mch PBE FINISHED ■Thomas Goldstraw, 305 Hil- and present 4-H club members advanced than it was generally ception area and can provide To George A. Meyer, n e w show slides of the Chagall 1950. given credit for.” lar with shirt sleeve cuff; ■llard St.; Mrs. Vilhelmine of the county. Several aspects viewers up to 12 different TV two-family dwelling at 107-109 windows at the Hadassah Medi­ Survivors include several Moscow Fires stations to watch. iArlke, 24 Eldridge St.; Ralph will be discussed, with ques­ The Institute of Strategic Bridge St., $16,000. cal Center in Isreal. She ■will knit collar and cuffs; or cousins. tions and answers, recreation Studies researches problems on stand-up collar with knit PLYWOOD • Aceto, 189 Oak St.; Mrs. Mar- Funeral services will be held Final K-Man also explain the Biblical mean­ BOYS* TURTLENECK ‘ garet Haugh 71 Garden St.; and refreshments following. defense, world security and dis­ IVTfn'don THOUGHTFUL CROOK ing and symbolism of the 12 insert. Zipper front. SPECIAL PURCHASE! tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Pot­ The council is made up of armament. NEW YORK (API - A night 1.9$ SHIRTS IN MACH. NEW 3.S9 SWEATER ■Mrs. C.atherine Fettlg, East ter F\meral Home, 456 Jackson MERIDEN (A P )—The third tribes as portrayed in these Antelope. 36 to 46. INE-WASHABLE KNIT (SANY STYLES 'Hartford; Lori Boop, Wapping; two representatives frorh each (Continued froni Page One) It is an International study bru.sh fire in a.s many week.s (lerk told police how he was windows by the artist. CARDIGAN STYLES St., Willimantic. The Rev. Dr. town of the county. Meetings group of experts largely from robbed at his hotel early today Such wonderful value FOR BOYS. Cheese !Joseph Dannhauser. 198 Tim- Russell H. Stafford will offi­ blackened a large area of Mt. The meeting is open to mem­ AVAILABLE will be held on the second Sat­ as editor of Izvestia, the Soviet North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ Lamentation at the Meriden- and taken on a ride uptown by bers and husbands. you*ll wont ■avarall button front or cadet *rod Rd.; Mrs. Doris Perozzlello, ciate. Burial will be in Old Wil­ Cotton jortoy knit {210 Charter Oak St. urday of each month. A differ­ government newspaper. Usually tion members and includes poli­ Middlefield town line yesterday. the gunman who then stopped cellar slpper front, limantic Cemetery. ahirtt with nylon-roin- • ADMITTED TODAY: Fred- ent town will be in charge of reliable sources say Adzhubei ticians and military authorities A swath about a half-mile wide the car and said: "Here's two FOR THE I^ADIES with colorful ioeguard Friends may call at the fu­ from the United States, Britain, ;«rick Hesse, 48 Scott Rd., Ver- each meeting. now has a minor job on another acro.ss the cre.st of the moun­ dollars, take a cab back.” NEW YORK (AP)—The wom­ loreod lurllonock col- knit chest design. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. West European countries and ,non; Mrs. Marion Lukaeik, 30 Dues of $1 per year should be publication in Moscow. tain was hit by the blaze. A Mortimer Patant, 39, told en who take a new course being lor. Block, Rod, or V-nock pullevers, tee, India. Lord Attlee, the former Hale St. Ext., Rockville; Moe paid at the Nov. 14 meeting. A Adzhubei was succeeded on red glow in the sky was visible police the gunman walked into offered by the Central Queens Whito. S.M.L. In lombsweel and erlen JOHNS-MANVILLE film, ‘‘More Power for the Job," Izvestia by Vladimir Stepakov. British prime minister, is its from parts of Middlefield and the empty lobby of the Hotel YMCA may be able to outdo the Co{npore at 19.95 to 22.50 blondl 4 to 12. •Lucas, Wales Rd.. Andover; president. iRobert VonDeck, 55 Eva Dr.; will be shown by Aronson. The boss of Soviet radio and Middletown. Madison at midnight and said, men in figuring out what’s Newcomers Hear The review said the Soviet 3 .S 7 [Rudolf Roggenkamp Jr., Rt. 3, Fair Item* Asked television also was changed. District Fire Warden Norman "Give me your money or your wrong with the family car. Each of the Episcopal Khrushchev’s man. Mikhail Union fields 200 Intercontinental Trostel reported today that the life." The ten - se.ssion practical CEILING TILE jVernon; Mrs. Barbara Finnl- Curtis Tuesday ballistic missiles — double the *gan, Wapping; Arthur Hoke, Church women taking part in ICharlamov, was succeeded by fire had swept between 20 and Patant said he gave the gun­ .study of actual car engines, the preparation for the annual Nikolai Mesyatsev. number a year ago — and this 30 acres on the southern end man $70 from the till and $2.50 "Under the Hood,” will teach *82 Hillside Ave., Vernon; may increase substantially In (James Horning, Wapping; William Curtis, superinten­ Christmas Fair is expected to The key job, however, is ed­ of the mountain and was still of his own. Then he was ordered the inner workings of automo­ 1965. burning, but contained. He said [Carol Colbeck, East Hartford; dent of schools in Manchester, malte or furnish something for itorship of Pravda. This news­ into the car and told to “ make biles, the major parts, what the each booth, such items a.s bak­ paper of some .>qx million circu­ But by early 1965, the United the fire probably had been no false moves " during the 80- Robert Michel, 22 Highland will speak to the Manchester are for and how they work—arid ed foods, homemade candy, lation is required reading for States will have 925 ICBM’s started by youthful hikers or block ride, Patant told police. is limited to women only. [Ave., Rockville: Astrld Wlerz- YWCA Newcomers Club Tues­ compared with 746 a year ear­ by an incendiary act. FAMOUS CANNON CHBISTMAS • blcki, 403 Center St.; Mrs. Peg- aprons, plants, items for the Communist party members all day at 7:45 p.m. at Mott’s grab bag, at 10 cents, and of lier. |gy Johnson, 57 Cushman Dr. over the Soviet Union. It sets BATH TOWELS AT Community Hall. His topic will course, those white elephants. the line. TR.AFFir BE.VTH.S BIG, BIG SAVINGSI NEVER BEFORE... ; BIRTHS YESTERDAY — A be "Lecture on Russian Tour." Church Meeting Tonight HARTFORD (AP) The >Bon to Mr. and Mrs. John Rumyantsev has been editor Discover the opportunities for YOU faniow* ■ • • co n Slight irrogulorltioe CANNON JACQUARD CUT OUTS -Before coming to Manchester The annual meeting of Gilead of Problems of Peace end So­ State Motor Vehicle Depart­ give you those thick, 694 DISH TOWELS. [O’Briant of Wapping; a son to Buckland PTA ment reported today the fol­ In the field of BEAUTY CULTURE In November 1960, Curtis was Congregational Church takes cialism, an international journal •■•clrlc !il«iik«tt thirsty Cannon tow­ Thick, thirsty (Mr. and Mrs. Jean Guy Bou- a district principal in Belport, place this evening, with a pot- lowing comparison of traffic a PATTERNS ' chard of 108 Carter St. of Communism. Earlier, he was els 01 e price so low terry cloth dish to welt N.Y., and superintendent of luck supper served at 7 o’clock. chief editor of Kommunist, the­ To Hear Panel fatalities from Jan. 1 through h«v« ■ '2-y««r ! BIRTHS TODAY; Twin sons schools in Wallingford. He has Members have been given in­ midnight: you’ ll scoop up o with now Wovon Joe* IN STOCK 'to Mr. and Mrs. John Koropat- oretical journal of the Soviet f narantB*!. a B.S. degree from Tufts Uni­ structions according to initials party. Rumyantsev has written The Buckland PTA meeting 1963 1964 whole eolloctian! quord designs In gey ;kln of RFD 3, Rockville; a versity. Medford. Mass., an M.S, on what to bring, all members a number of articles in recent next Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the 284 270 Of course. Hon, Lorgo 22” by 44** chock, coffee pot, at daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David from the University of Connec­ of the church invited. Baby .years strongly criticizing the school will feature a panel dis­ Top quolity, fully auto­ both si so in spork- chicbon m atifil jOlsson of Bolton Rd., Vernon; ticut and received an honorary sitters will be on hand. Chinese position in the ideologi­ cussion examining the team matic electric blankets ling joepuord pet* ■a daughter to Mr, and Mrs a t e r S I doctorate in education from Sunday Ser\'lces cal dispute between Moscow and teaching approach in child ed­ by fomoirt Beocg/i Mills toms,and rich, b rill, jPatrtck Dube of 618 Margaret ’Tufts in 1963. Church service.-) locally will Peking. ucation, with emphasis on the Miss W orld ore backed byp 2-yeor' iont solid colors. BEDWOOD The meeting is open to mem­ be held as usual: Fir.st Congre­ individual teaching roles. j d i s c h a r g e d TESTER- bers and all new Manchester gational, 10 a.m.; Sunday Participants in the discussion guorontee! Fingertip con­ S9* If perfect...1.19 oe. ,DAY: James Misage, East Dept. M.H., 461 Farniington Ave. residents. Those wishing addi­ school. 11:15; Gilead, -Sunday will be Miss Beth Hoffman, sen­ Goes Dancing trol for all-weather com*' ■ Hartford; Mrs. Jennie Hutchin- Hartford, Conn.— Phone 236-6461 tional information may contact school. 10 a.m.; morning wor­ ior high school social service fort. Fully washable, BASKET [son, RFD 2; Alice Richard, 129 Mrs. Barry Noonan. 57 Saulters ship, 11:15. The Rev. John N. Local Stocks worker; Mrs. Mary Hilditch, Twin or full size, in pink, ■High St., Rockville; Gary and Rd. Cro.ss. pastor, will have for school nurse; Mrs. Dorothy T o Celebrate •Patricia Hatch, Coventry; Mrs. his sermon topic |n both pul­ Thompson, dental hygienist: blue, green or beige. YEAR-ROUND WEAVE (Zenna Rinaldi, Wapping; Merle pits, “ Why Bother?" Quotations Furnished by and Mrs. Corlnne A(lshead, SLEEPING COMFORTI ■Jones, 125 Parker St.; James (Continued from Page One) Mr, and Mrs. Karl Links met Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Inc. speech therapist. CANNON THERMAL [Fee, 80 Helaine Rd.; Caroline Group Sets Talk X 50” COTTON Gilead church goers at the door Members of New York All parents are invited to visit year. Miss Universe is picked In 6.98 BLANKETS give Barett, 120 Lakewood Cir.; 2.98 LOOP RUG WITH last Sunday with friendly Stock Exchange the teachers in their respective Miami, Fla., in July and Miss lightweight comfort end FENCE [Hatty Lloyd, 218 Lydall St.; greetings. Bank Stocks On Allowances classrooms between 7 :30 and 8. International in Long Beach, VALUE RATED warmth oil through the NON-SKID DOUBLE •Mrs. Marie Ferry, 321 Hilliard Services at St. Peter's will Bid Asked LATEX BACK. Large Mrs. Ralph Grondin and Mrs. Calif,, in August yoor. Mochino-wosh- S' HIG H [St.; Miss Elaine Hennlg, 173 be: Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Conn. Bank an(t Roy Johnson will be hostesses 30** by 50” arae fwg. •^ruce St.; Frank McDonald, Should childftn have an al­ American promoter Alfred Comporo at 11.98 oblo. 72” by 90". Pink, lowance ? If so, ho\v‘ mu'’ h 7 Choral Eucharist and church Trust Co...... 71H 74 for the evening. Patricelli, who brought Miss Heavy cotton oculpturod S' WIDE i6l3 Main St.; Paul Madden, school. 10 a.m. Y. P. F., 7 p.m. Hartford National Blue, Groan, Geld, Should parents pay children for U.S.A. to Ix)ndon for the con­ USED CARS loop tufting In b rill* [Glastonbury; Mark Rush, 147 Play Starts Tonight Bank Co...... 65 ■- 68 '.2 ' HORSEY’ ARTIST While, Orongo, Brown. (Birch St.; Mrs. Maureen De- household chores? If allow­ test, accused the Britl.sh judges lent colors. Mschlno- "Ten Little Indians," the Vernon National PHOENIX, Arizona (AP)—If of bias. [M ptin and daughter, 51 West- ances are of value, at what age 4 . f f wsshoblo. Agatha Christie n?yatery play, Bank ...... 75 I you're going to- sketch liorses, "British juries are-prejudiced '64 CHEVROLET '62 PONT. $1495 ■ minster Rd.; Mrs. Juliet Gui- can they start? will be presented tonight and Fire Insurance Companies you can do it best on horseback, against American girls," Patri­ l m p a 1 a “V-8" 2-Door Tempest LeMans Sports I . t f |mond and daughter, Hebron; All parents are Invited to tomorrow by the Podium Play­ Hartford Fire . . 72 •■'4 7,5 •■’i believes Mi-ss Emilie Touraine. Hardtop. |Mrs. Carol McConnell, 94 Bissell celli aaid. “ In 14 contests there Coupe. hear Mrs. Fay Mueller, -profes­ ers at Rharh High School audi­ National Fire . . 127 133 Tlie young lady, who calls her­ hasn’t been a,n American win­ sor in the Family Life and Child torium. Curtain Is at 8 p.m. ' Phoenix Fire . , . 128 U 132>'. self a "horse-crazy kid who nev­ ner. I’m going to press for an [ D I S C H A R G E D TODAY; Development Division at the Tickets are available at the Lila and Indrinnilv Iiia. Cos. '64 CHEVROLET '62 CHEV. $1795 er outgrew it,” can be .seen at international Judging panel." I m p a 1 a “V-8^ 4-Door iRobert Rumens, Coventry; Mrs. University of Connecticut, at a door. Aetna Caaualty . 124 130 horse shows and rodeos, sitting I m p a I a ”V-8’’ 4-Door 'Susan Kelsey, 20 Hilltop Ave., Miss Quinn, a blonde, got into Hardtop. Sedan.. meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Aetna Life ...... IBS 17.3 oil a horse, her leg caugljt the .■acniifinal lineup of 15 girls (Vernon; Frank Stanek, 35>i the Buckley School library. Manchester Evening Herald Conn. General , . 172 177 mound the pommel, drawing Walker St.; Mrs. Roseanna Hebron correspondent, Mias but failed to make the la.st sev­ This program Is bein.g ’spon­ ' Hfd. Steam Boiler 163 169 I portraits of other horse.s. Her en. The British Broadcasting '64 OLDS. $2895 '62 CHEV. $1995 FAMOUS MAKER LONG SLEEVE MR. GRAND WASHABLE Blanchette, 24 Lynn Dr., Ver­ Susan B. Pendleton, telephone Security In.s. . . . 76 79 "F - 85” Cutla.ss Coupe. Impala “V-8” Convertible. sored by the Manche.ster Child 228-8454. I pictures u.sually sell to horse Corp. said afterward that tele­ non; Janice DeRosa, South Study Group and is open to all ' Traveler.s ...... 40'. 42-''. lovers faster than she cqn sketch Fully Equipped. Windsor; Carl Welch, West viewers phoned protests, saying interested parents. • Public IJtiUtles them. she had the prettiest face of all. '60 CHEV. $1095 W OOL SPORT SHIRTS DISCOUNT Willington; Mrs. Mary Ward, 91 Pagodas Date to 1057 Conn. Light Power 37'i 39'4 '64 OLDS. $3275 Impala "V-8” Convertible. SPORT SHIRTS Alton St.; Lawrence Bell, 128 Hfd. Elec. Light 52 54 Plaids^and solids in wqoI and nylon blends. Lakewood Cir.; John Pudim Jr., ” 88" Holiday Sedan RANGOON - - Pagan, a ruined Hartford Gas Co. 42'. 45 ij '61 FORD $1145 Low^t Price Ever Main St., Vernon; Mrs. Hazel Burmese city who.se founding Southern New England Lowest Price Ever! CASH A CARRY Knight, Enfield; Mrs. Alice About Town Country Squire Station dates back to about -A.D. 100, Telephone Co. ,55 57 '63 OLDS. $2895 Wagon. Norton,' 394 Summit St.; Mrs. Manufacturing Cnnipanles “88’’ 4-Door Station Wgn. North Methodist Church will covers 16 square miles beside GLEANERS Elizabeth Upton, 46 Cooper St.; Allied Thermal . 54'i sponsor a Family Fellowship So­ the Irrawaddy River. About 5,- 5 7 'j Mrs. Ada Watson, 109 Foster Arrow, Hart, Heg. 59 62 „'61 FALCON $795 cial and potluck Sunday from 000 pagcxlas still stand in Pagan, '63 OLDS. $2850 2-Door Sedan. Standard 3 . 9 9 6 t ; Jeffrey Lehman, 19 Hany nio.st built between 10.57 and 1284, Barden ...... 12-li 14'4 2.00 5:30 to 7 at the church. Families “ S-88” Holiday Coupe. shift. Lane, Rockville; Mrs. Marcella Bristol Brass . , . ottendihg are reminded to bring before the Mongol invasion. 7 •''4 9 ‘4 Regularly $6.98 MANDHESTEB Boushee and son, 200 Hilliard Coleco ...... 8'a HOLIDAY FAIR If Perfect $5.45 to $7.95 a hot main dish and cold main 9'a )Bt.; Mrs. Lynne Long and.son. DEER IN PLAYPEN Colonial Board '62 OLDS. $2095 '60 CHEV. $1395 South Windsor; Mrs. Madeline dish, or a hot or cold dish and n "88" Convertible. Kingswood 9-Pass. Station de.ssert. JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (AP) — .Common ...... 5% 6Tk Simon and son, 55 Crestbridge When the Fred Ledig family Dunham-Bush .. 4% 5»4 Second Congregational Church Wagon. Fully equipped. Dr., ernon. Kaman Aircraft The British American Club discovered a 3-day-old fawn 10'4 11'>4 '62 OLDS. $2595 LUMBER whose mother had been killed N. B. Machine .. 30'4 32 >4 '59 PONT. $1095 REAL TV FANS will sponsor a dance for mem­ COMMUNITY HOUSE Starflre Convertible. Bonneville 4-Dr. Hardtop. MARTEX ' IHC. bers and .guests tomorrow frx)m by hunters, they brought her North and Judd . IS 'i 20 • I ^ V l TEMPLE CITY, Calif. (API SOCK RIOT • •• 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the club. home and u.sed a playpen in the Peter Paul ...... 34 36 — Police said twelve high living room as a nursery for PlasUc Wire Cable 13^ 15 rn m tM Khool stfldents, accused of or- Tony O’Bright and his orchestra Route 44-A — North Coventry BATH TOWELS 255 C m i T k ST. will play for dancing, the first two weeks. Standard Screw . 40 >4 42"4 Men’s dress and athletic sox. Wools, dacron and blends. $anlzlng a highly stylizeij bur- Stanley Works . . piasslc Station Wagon Now 6 months old, the deer 23 Vi 24% '61 Lowest Price Ever 26” X 50” {lary gang, say th6y got the sleeps in the woods behind the Veeder-Root . .. . 57 K, 60'2 RAMB. Fully Ekiuippcd o D U v PAMQUf PBIfTO NI OK dea frorh the new television Polish Wonian's Alliance, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14 Lowest Price Ever 643-5144 Group 618,. will meet Sunday at house, but .she’s at the back door The above quotations are not | ries, "The Rogues." ZIR IX ANTI-PRIIZI 2 p.m. at 77 North St. each morning to greet the fam­ to be construed as actual m a r-' 9:30 A.M.‘to 7:00 P.M. The boys, ranging in age from ily. kets. pair ,4 to 17, were rounded up Thurs- " I ’m afraid she’ll be deer- Top quality psimansnt t/pa OPEN ' y. Sheriff’s deputies said the Whalers Kiiii Kniply napped," says Mrs. Ledig. FREAK HOMICIDE Coffee • Doughnuts - Luncheon MANCHESTER Aitl-fmnia. Youi chdea of >ys admitted 29 burglaries in “ She’s so friendly that if you NEW YORK (AP) — A pump­ If Perfect $1.DO ■ $3.DD 4 pi.size Zaiex or Preitene., 1 . 6 9 7 A.M. -r S P.M. e surrounding area, taking in SANDFJORD, Norway —' The' stop your car near her, she’s kin hurled down in anger from a ^ O T O R * If Perfect $3.98 . $4.98 . haul of aboiJt $3,500 in money, International Whkling Con­ liable to I hop right in.” fourth-floor window by Ralph ROAST BEEF SUPPER Uuiit 4 Oela. WEEKDAYS iwelry, cameras and television ference has cut the world quota The family has some troubte Plerro, 26, at his wife, Lorraine, OLOSMOBILE SALES Cempetable prices based on cuiient equivalent values. Per easterner Compare ot 1.79 ts. 60 per cent further after a year with dogs chasing the deer, birt 5:30 to 7:00 P.M. missed her but struck their “Selling and Servicing New OldemobUee Tha teen-agers also called In which the major nations’ Bambl, as she )iaq been named, three-month-old son, R^lph Jr., 7 A.M. — 12 N0< lemeelves -"The Rogues)/’.after fleets — those of J a p ^ , Russia, has made friends with a neigh­ injuring him fatally Thursday, for Over SO Yeare” MANCHESTER PARKADi, MIDDLJ TURNPIKE WEST ’ OPEN MON, THRU §AT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. "CHARGE IT" AT GRAND-WAY ... TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! televit^ series which denis the Netherlandi|, and Norway — bor’s coins. The collie comes police aaid. Adults, $1.50 ChlMron under 12, 75c 61* WEST CENTER ST. SAS-^lSll, M S-M U SAIlIRPAYi. Itb a gronp of sophisticated, could catch only four fifths Of the to her rescue by chasing the ’ PletTO waa charged with hom­ atsmatlonal criminals. then-permissihle quota. other. dog|i. icide, . * PAGE THIRTEEN ! t A t m T W E L V E aiANCHESTER EVENING HERAlib, MANCHESTEK, CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 was not enough to support It.” Rockville-Vernon accidentally set oft yesterday ECHS Seniors He did add that such transpor­ afternoon at 4:S9 and this WOODLAldD tation would be "highly desir­ morning at 8:38. Both alarms To Hold Dance Views Split on Plan able.” were at the qonnecticut Bank One gentleman from Glaston­ Pearl Asks Bickering End and Trust offlss on Kim St eAROENS bury was worried about the dis­ TTie senior class at East Cath­ Btaigo Sehednled For Region Land Use appearance of agricultural land olic High School wil\^ sponsor a "For Plants That Please! he igh chool orld A Turkey Bingo, sponsored 0 T H S W i in the next 40 years. In Qty Road Rebate Split by the St. Joseph’s Parish So­ Sadie Hawkins dance, for sen­ "We're going to look pretty cieties, will be held next Thurs­ iors only, tomorrow from 8 to VOL. XXIX, No.D Friday, November 18 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Ad'vlaor None of the about 50 persons at last night’s public silly growing potatoes on top of An appeal to end the “civil^ago (when tha road rebated day starting at 8 p.m. at the 11 p.m. at the school gymna­ hearing on the proposed regional plan of development Bolton Mountain," he said. church auditorium. The bingo Brown replied that their stud­ war” between the city and the started).” sium, with the selection of. a either totally approved or rejected the general land use The selectmen and the town will benefit the Church Convent ies revealed that many agri­ district was issued today by Miss Sadie Hawkins and a Tiny aection of the plan. First Selectman Samuel W. government," he said, “ repre­ fund. space acreage to 4,800; the tax cultural experts felt the land Turkeys, fruit baskets, cakes Yokum the highlight of the eve- From queflUons and com- Pearl. - His comments were sent both the city and the dis­ rate would fall from 76 per was not worth saving for farm are among the prizes to be Bienta made duri|(g the latter cent above the reg;lonal aver­ made regarding a split between trict, and are obligated to be T^'e winning "Dogpatch” cou­ William Carney Elected President of Class of 1965 awarded. Tickets are available part of the two-hour hearing at uses. He then referred the still Pearl smd Mayor Leo B. Fla­ equally fair to both,” Pearl age, the highest to four per desisting gentleman to a UConn from the presidents of the var­ ple will be chosen by means of Che Bowers School in Manches­ herty Jr. over a $40,000 road said. “We hope someday this a series of four amusing con- cent above it, agriculutral expert present at may be one town with a uni­ ious societies or at the door. ter it appeared that Manches­ Bolton: Rural to dormitory; rebate which the mayor Insists A victory dinner to celebrate testa . . The class of 1965 has ter and Andover gaye the plan the hearing. is due the city and Pearl Insists fied spirit.” Qtialifylng contests include & significant job increase; hous­ In reply to questions about Book Fair Set U.S. Rep. WllHam L. St. Onge’s ChrysanthBmtiii Pen Pals Wanted elected a most capable team the most support; South Wind­ ing would remain at a low den­ should not be paid. re-election will be held Dec. 6 face Identification race, a three- Pupils Aided sor, the least the enforcement of the plan if The funds are considered by The Lake Street School will legiged race and an apple race, of officers to lead them in sity of less thanin one familylamiiy perpei adopted by the agency, one per- at 6:30 p.m. at the Gam Res­ (Pon pons, all colors). Ont D AR Award Goes Mr. Jay R Stager, who is Many townspec^le present, the city as the sum required to sponsor a Book Fair at the and the final contest will test flowers. Generous bunch. their activities for the acre; a seven-fold increMe in | rose to say that "There is school auditorium ’Tuesday, taurant, Oceiui Beach Park, teaching this year in Tur’ wy presumably representing Uw 12 open space; tax rate would de- cRPA. Its only clear up an inequity between New London. the ability of the girl finalists to In Choosing year. This year’s officers towns of the capltol regio^ast city and district. Both the Wednesday and ’Thursday of drag their partners across the under a Fulbright grant, is crease still further belo^ the pQ^ver is a good Idea.*’ next week. Tickets are available from interested In securing pen will be led by Bill Camey, o f the Connecticut River, ex­ regional average town and the city have roa3 any Democratic Town Commit­ floor. president, Julie Hobin will pressed fears that the plan, if Brown repeated several times departments. The city’s depart­ The hours of the fair, whose To Betsey House pals for several of hts stu­ j r-. 1. . -D I Hebron: Jobs would increase in the course of the hearing proceeds will go the school li­ tee member. Decorations for the dance will O f College ment is financed entirely by dents who wish to corre­ serve as vice president, approved by the C a p i ^ ^ - to 3,400, most of which that the implementation of the brary, are 7-9;30 p.m., ’Tues­ Vernon news Is handled by also be in the "Dogpatch” mood. gion Planning Agency (ORPA) city taxpayers; the town de­ spond with students from Betsy Hyde and Stan Opa­ would be scattered throughout plan would be up to each town. day; l'-4 and 7-9:30 p.m., The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, Square dancing will precede One of the most deserving Manchester. Mr. Stager is might then be imposed on all partment is financed by town A representative from Bay the town; a 12-fold population The agency will meet Nov. Wednesday; and 1-4 p.m., 6 W. Main 8 t„ telephones 875- the contests, and refreshments members of the senior class, lach as co-treasurers and t. o f the towns by some exterior taxes which are paid by both Path Junior (College, will be In teaching math in an all boys Increase; rural to dormitory; 24 to consider the comments Thursday. Books will not be 8136 or 643-2711. will be served throughout tha| Betsy House, has been selected school. Anyone Interested Paul Pilkonis as secretary. power. This fear was allayed district and city residents. low density housing; increase in made at the hearing. ordered this year. evening. the guidance office today. Stu­ should write letters In care during the meeting. aU the recipient of the DAR The hew senior executives open space; tax rate decrease In essence. the inequity On the first evening of the Cars Attract Dogs Chrysanthomam Good Citizenship Award. Betsey dents who are interested In of— Before the floor was opened arises because city ’ residents NEW YORK—For years It was face the task of leading the from above to just below the fair at 7:30 and 8:30, children was chosen jointly by members speaking with this representa­ Mr. Jay Stager to comments and questions. regional average. I support both departments while of Grade 4, 6 and 6 will pre­ a mystery why Stanley Steamer (Potted). Huge flowers, largest graduating class in i5::r Chairman Eldward Sorant of Colleg;ians Face of her class and the faculty. tive may get a pass from their Marrif Koleji Vernon (average of Rockville district residents support only sent a one-act musical play cars attracted so many iummer Bet­ The first stop was Mt. between. The plan Is designed water and sewage coverage in­ ’The city council, at the sug­ selection; Mary Overfelt, dec­ Freshman Year at College,” and son. set up by police at Pine and II,- Rg CHeCOLATlt Gyclameii Honor Society as junior advisor sey served as MHS’s represent­ "You and Your College Holyoke, in South Hadley, Mas­ to accommodate an. eventual crease to 100 per cent; open gestion of Mayor IHaherty, vot­ oration; Rosemary Konopaske, and Is vice president this year. As vice president. Julie will Center Sts. chairman of cashiers; Beverly ative to France through the Boards", and “When You Visit sachusetts. Marion Edwards, a doubling in population. spaces Increase from 19 to 5,000 They were taken to police ed to consider the $40,000 as a Beautiful colors, long last­ Last year Betsey received the American Field Service pro­ work closely with BUI as she payment due, and would con­ Tobin, chairman, poster con­ a College". Students are en­ '64 graduate of Manchester Here is a brief rundown of acres; medium and medium-low headquarters for questioning ing, large plants. Civltsui Good Citizenship Award gram. must be ready to assume the some of the area towns' projec­ housing density, representing an sider the debt in setting a tax test judging committee; and couraged to borrow the records High, guided the group arotmd office of president in Bill’s ab­ and then booked on the crimi­ and the Connecticut Association Gail Seiler '65 Newly elected senior class officers discuss plans for activities with Mr. George Elmerling,. tions. increase of over 8,0(X) acres; an rate. The mayor explained that Dorothy Marshall. Adeline that are available on colleges to this school. The boys particular­ sence. Julie, a member of stu­ Manchester: A two-fold in­ eight-fold Industrial acreage in­ nal counts. They allegedly if the funds are not received, Greenfield, Brenda Somerset. take home so that their parents ly enjoyed its being an all-girl who is the.ylce principal in charge of the class of 1965. From left, the officers are Betsy dent council for the past three crease in population and a crease. broke into campus vending ma­ the city would enter into con­ Catherine Inman, members, ODitdon!^! bined. The orchestra on the may listen and help in making college. Hyde, co-ti^surer, Bill Carney, president, Paul Pllkonls, secretary, Stan Opalach, co-treas­ years and captain of the cheer­ chines at Storrs and realized judging committee. stage and the choir in the bal­ urer, and Julie Hobtn, vice president. (Herald photo by Oflara) three-fold increase in jobs, Chave attributed these high in­ solidation in July with a $40,000 Williams Oil Service 901 MAIN ST.—648-5821 State Bands the all important decision of Next came Smith which the leaders, was chosen by her creases to South Windsor's ac­ about $300 in change. Police Youth Arrested cony were both directed by girUs saw and Amherst which classmates to attend Girls’ especially in the central busi­ deficit which would then be­ 841 BROAD ST, choosing the right college. ness district and the planned cessibility and good land. said that $273 was recovered. come a town-wide debt. Clark Estell, 18, of Boyer Prescaription Pharmacy Elaine Brown on this particular the boys saw. Sue Boris, a grad­ State this summer. She has al­ northwest industrial site; in­ Joseph Carino, chairman of Bonds totaling $1,000 were Yesterday, Pearl termed this Rd., was arrested yesterday on Phone 649-4548 Hold Concert number. uate of '53, helped show the so served as a library page for dustrial acreage would increase South Windsor's Planning and posted by the three students move "irresponsible.” a charge of disregarding a stop The members of all three girls Smith. Girls’ Field the post two years. slgpi. He was summoned into H&H Lawn Food groups found this concert and to over 1,200; the continuance Zoning Commission, contested who now await court action in "It is obvious that the city A^'S Judg es The group then toured the MORE o f the economic type of the the validity of the agency’s soil Circuit Court 11, Willimantic, administration is not entitled to Circuit Court 12, Rockville, On Friday, Oct. 30. 1964 the the two days of rehearsal that •nit co-treasurers are respon- Dec. 12. Patrolman Thomas 'Time To Start Christmas Shopping at 10-6-4 University of Connecticut Audi­ preluded It to be a rewarding huge campus of the University Hockey 11 town as dormitory, meaning report saying that there had on Nov. 24. be paid twice in one year. of Massachusetts by bus and af­ sibis for collecting all funds per­ been "remarkable changes In Sheehan made the arrest. torium was the scene of a con­ musical experience and also an that for every eight residents Pearl said. Choose T w o ter lunch went on to Jackson taining to the various senior ac­ soil over recOTt years.” Mrs. Jean Paul, 80 West St., cert performed by the All enjoyable one Roy Parks, ’65 employed anywhere there Today, the mayor said, " and Tufts in Medford, Mass. tivities. This involves handling CRPA Planning Director Rob­ think 3 am has forgotten he was arrested yesterday on a Connecticut Muslclems. The ------Ends Season several thousands of dollars and would be two to six jobs in HOLIDAY BAZAAR Most o f the girls agreed that ert Brown replied that the latest Scouts Send Out was elected first selectman of charge of operating a motor band, chorus, and orchestra en­ re(]Uires considerable tithe for town; open spaces would in­ To Compete Jackson was their favorite col­ crease to about 5,000 acres; the Hartford County soil analysis the town government to repre­ vehicle with defective equip­ CENTER CHURCH — WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18 tertained a large audience In With fine defen.sive work and I collection and record keeping. ment. She was summoned into 10 A.M.-6:80 P.M. the beautiful hall. Si^n-Up Beprins lege. RadcUffe for the girls and tax rate would decrease from had been used. College’s Mail sent both city and rural tax­ sharp offensive drive the I Betsy, who was awarded the El­ 22 per cent above the 1960 re­ Carino later said the the hous­ payers." court Dec. 1 by Patrolman Jack The band under the direction Arlene LaPenta and Dale Harvard fo- the boys were next mira College Key last spring, Hand-Made Gifts, Decorations, Toys! the agenda. The group found j Girls’ Field Hockey Club play- gional average to slightly be­ ing densities proposed by the Flaherty charged that Pearl Relchenbach who made the ar­ 50 Lbs. of Frank A. Piersol began the For Volleyball MacLean, both '66. have been m has served MHS in a variety of Fourteen Girl Scouts from Baked Goods, Candy, Plants'. chosen by the American Field agency were "contrary to the Troop 613 spent their afternoons is "unfamiliar” with previous rest performance with the first of tP.ese both very Impressive. I ed to a record of three wins, ways. She has been a member low It. Bargains Galore! Take advantage of the Service Selection Committee to Andover: A seven-fold in­ town’s economic philosophy.” last week in three-girl teams, actions regarding the inequities. Fast Police five numbers. "Toccata” by The time has come when The students ate dinner at t one loss, and two ties in the of the executive student council N 25% discount on Scx>tt crease in population and a 17- "We are trying to slow down preparing a large mailing for Pearl said today, in answer Witnesses report that the Buffet Dinner—Continuous Serving 5:80-6:80 P.M. Frescobaldl. Senior Stanley Os- once again the volleyball nets be the semi-finalists in the AFS MIT after seeing impressive I ggason. for toe past three years and is population increases,” he said. to the mayor, "It is my hope fastest men in town are Rock­ ADULTS $1.85— CHILDREN 85c Products. Turf Builder. trinski’s band uniform was the will rise majestically from the Americans Abroad Summer science and mathematics lalor- j -phe highlight of the season presently serving as head of the fold increase in jobs; economic Manchester (Community College. Program. type would go from rural to "We would be swamped if we The mailing, a printed version to end this civil war. The im­ ville police answering alarms Put away for next spring. only one representing MHS gym floor. The time has also E,torie.s and huge computers, j came in a hard-fought and de- social committee. Betsy also be­ Make Reservations By Monday—Call went along with this plan.” of the keynote address at the portant thing is cooperation at banks. We are authorized Scott among the sundry uniforms come again for the slgn-up. The girls were chosen from Bill Frank and Larry Preston, cisive victory over E, O. Smith longs to Ihe National Honor So­ dormitory; Increase in open Mrs. Laura Loomis 648-6902 Joseph Tamsky, planning di­ college’s statewide conference and progress, not the rehash­ Police had two opportunities distributors. from all over the state. Stan­ This will take place during the a field of 22 applicants from both '64 graduates of MHS, High School. The 2-1 margin ciety, Current Affaire Club and rector of the Manchester Plan­ on the community college in ing of the battles of four years to practice when alarms were ley played bass clarinet. Elaine week of Nov. 16-20. All girls the junior class. Each applicant guided the tour of MIT. marked the first time in three Aquaettes. She has been accept­ ning Commission, read a state­ Connecticut last spring, num­ Brown then led -, the large who are Interested arc en­ was interviewed individually by The last college visited was years that either team had ed Undet toe early declsicm plan ment supporting the lineal plan bered over 700. ’The girls stuffed chorus of approximately 265 couraged to take part in this the committee, and an infor­ Boston University, with daz­ emerged a winner. All previous by Jackson ;Coll^(e. REMOVE in its major aspects. He said envelopes, addressed them to people. The choir began their and all other intramural sports mal meeting was then held zling night views of Boston and matches between the schMis Stan has been extremely ac- part of the program with for the eight students who that the plan generally follows public officials throughout the The volleyball program will the Charles River, Ed Hacha- had ended In tie scores. \ U imU OrflteUI tlvi as a member ol toe Student were not eliminated in the ini­ Juria Pukinsklz the town’s plan of development. state, and stamped them for "Now Let All the Heavens consist of a round-robin tourna­ dourian, a '63 graduate, and The team’s one loss of the cotipcll for toe last three years, Adore Us” by Bach. Ten Man­ tial screening. Dale and Ar­ However, he questioned the mailing. ment In which games are played Jackie Corbett, a '64 graduate, season was to Newington In a and Is actlfig as chairman of SNOW chester students were mem­ among teams made up of mem­ lene’s applications have been toe membership comnilttee this omission of the proposed Rts. Miss Susan Magee organized Reg. $4.95 ■showed the group BU. which close 2-1 battle. Despite the the girls into teams of three bers of this choir. They were bers of the same clas.s. Then sent to the Central AFS office loss the game was described by Legion of Honor year.. He hsts'>also'Mdsen-part in 291 and 6, which would go in New York, and they will be they also particularly enjoyed. each, one team for each after­ Janice McMillen, Kris John­ the winning ninth grade team coach Miss Mary Faignant as toe -varsity sporto program through Manchester. SENSATIONAL son, Pam Smith. Linda Hack­ notified in March concerning During the long trip home A strong sense of responsi­ through paitleipatiOh on the soc­ Raymond Houle, Andover’s noon. Girls p>articipatlng were is matched ag;ainst the winning there was guitar playing and "one of the best played games This week’s male legionnaire Janet Bangas.ser, Joanne Gutt, ney, Janet Miles, Bob McNeill, tenth grade team. The top jun­ their acceptances. cer team for toe past two years. CRPA representative then said Pete Tennant, John Mlnnick, The AFS committee is now singring on the bus. of the season." When the teams has had the privilege at being bility to her colleagues and her Mary Lou Kosak, Gail Boland, ior and senior teams are also again clashed, at Newington, Paul 'Pilkonis, secretary, it that if Manchester knew any­ Jeanot Wlrtalla, and Roy looking for a family to serve At the Monday cnight .. ^ meet­ .... « . . n J exposea to three cultures, and community is the foremost Denise Allard, Ellen Donahue, pitted against each other. The ing of the NHS Sally Chapin, Uie final tally was deadlocked the result is a well-rounded responsible for all communica­ thing about where Rt. 6 would Connie Belfiore, Kathy Kusmik, Parks all '65. The orchestra victors of these two games are as hosts for next year’s ex- characteristic of Linda OrfitelH, tions connected with senior week spoke end showed slides on her at a personality and an appreciation go, Andover would likd to Carol Schultz, Kathy Luppachi- conducted by Martin Rabin then made opposing forces in chemge student. A meeting will female legionnaire for this activities. He ■was a^-representa- ended the program. They be held In December for Inter­ stay in Germany. The victories can be attribu­ of fine value.s. Juris Pukinskis know. no, Sally Mirtl, Kathy Farrell the final match. week. Demonstrating this chsu-- tlve to Nutmeg Boys State and "Andover has been troubled played three numbers begin­ ested parents of members of ted to the combined efforts of was bom in Germany, his par­ V and Beth O’Brien. Intramurals are an impor­ Students desiring to be tu­ offense and defense. Led by acteristlc, Linda has been a has served as a member of toe for years about what to do with ning with “ Symphony No. 2" by the class of 1968. Further In­ ents are Latvian, and by be­ student council. World, and Cur­ Giannlni. Two Manchester stu­ tant school activity; not only formation can be obtained tored or to tutor other stu­ center forward, Diane Grenier ing exposed to these and the conscientious member of the Rt. 6,” he remarked. for physical fitness, but also dents during their study halls 66. the attack also including Instructors of the Handicapped, rent Atfhirs Club. His outstand­ Brown interrupted to say dents, Tails Paups playing sec­ from Mr. Arthur Glaeser in American cultures, he has been for good sportsmanship and en- should sign up In the office or Sandy Guadano '67, Anne Prat- an activity which Is only the ing scholastic ability is that the agency had not yet ond violin and Mike Johns, room 217. able to choose the best of each. evldwaped by his position In tha in this' joyment. Last year 147 girls w'ith Alan Bautter. son ’66, Francis Smith '65, Lin­ start of her career in teaching come up with specific transpor­ French Horn, were AFS is holding its first fund Juris’ courses this year in­ National. Honor Socisty. He haa group. took part in the volleyball pro­ raising project of the year, a da Gahagan '65, Mary Lynn Ri­ the handicapped. Always tation proposals. These, he said OWN THE #1 NAME Pansy Seedlings clude College Level Calculus, won toe YMe Book Prize and the The evening was highlight­ gram. It is hoped that this yeAr dance on Nov. 25. It is hoped Failure to check in with eith­ vard ’67, Judy Gobeille '66, Sue Honors Physics, Honors Mod­ “thinking lOH," Linda would would be the .subject of part OFFER Drive by and see May In er the nurses office or the high Christ '66, and Fiona (jodes probably donate a million dol­ Ctvitsn Club Citizenship Award the same number w ilf be met that the student body will ^ve IN SNOW REMOVERS ed by "The Last Words of em European History, and and has .played varsity soccer two of the plan. He rejected, November. Pansy fields In its support to this and other school office after an absence 60. With their combined efforts lars to their pool fund— if she David” presented by the or­ and surpassed. He especially enjoys and baseball. Paul pidns to at­ however, the use of rapid tran­ bloom. Robin Starkel, ’66 projects. will result in one-half demerit. the ball found its mark, often history class had it! Linda has fulfilled other chestra and the choir com­ tend Yale next year. sit as a solution for commuter off the stick of Sandy Gua­ which aren’t about history. obligations to her community dano and Diane Grenier assist­ The senior class will now elect traffic into Hartford, .sy^ing NEW 82 CHANNEL Juris Is treasurer of the Na­ by teaching Sunday school and ed by the fine passing of Lu- representative from * each that "the density of population tional Honor Society, sports acting as president of the 8N O W * i anne Heck and Francis Smith. Young People’s Youth Fellow­ homeroom to servie on the Sen­ POWER SNOW REMOVER Behind them, holding the editor of Somanhls, past presi­ ior (fommencement Committee. Heidi DellaFera Reigns at Prom dent of Sounds of MHS, and ship of the Salvation Army. SOLID HARDWOOD 50j99' double duty of 'backing the for­ Tentative plans for class activl- • Ctears the average drive and • belongs to the Folk Music Club, Decided interests go band in ties include "toe senloi>facuUy sidewalk in 10 minutes ward line and defending the hand with Linda’s activities. goal, lies the defense. The team Current Affairs Club, and the basketball gams, the dlass pic­ e Handles all kinds of snow—wet, Those 219 couple.s attending was sparked by center half­ MHS Announcers. He has been Swimming is a definite favor­ nic, toe banquet, the Class Will sbeky, light, fluffy, crusted the 1964 Junior Prom surely back, Nancy C!handler '67, and award'd a Merit Scholarship ite; Linda has participated in and Class History, toe Reception the Manchester Swim Club, the e Powerful winterized Briggs & must agree with the statement other halfbacks Sharon Dou- Letter of Commendation. Out­ and Dawp Dance and toe Grad­ lOH and Aquaettes. Also mu­ Stratton engine starts and made by vice-president George ton '87, Marti Bonham '68, side of school, Juris is a mem­ uation Ceremony. operates dependably In winter Emmerling, "This year’s prom Linda Gee '67, Kathy Johnson ber of “ ’Rotas’ Koris,” a Lat­ sically inclined, she has dis­ Cathy Monacella '66 conditions (H)NS0LE LIME was one of our finest. The dec­ vian choir, and he works as a played her talents in Round 67 and Eileen Martel '66. If orations were lovely and the the ball got past the halfbacks, part-time bookkeeper. Table, Bandoleers, Band and a^ Self-propelled—easy to operate her church choir. Scholastically, as a power lawn mower Idea of tables wais unique.” fullbacks Pat PUtt '65, Pat Juris admires many men in 26,000 VOLT CH ASSIS When the gruests entered the history, but he would not give Modern History and ■ English Come In tor 0 domoottnUon now Hayes '66, Miml Mercer '66, Safety Talk transformed cafeteria they and Jean Newth '66 ably sent up his own way of life to take rank as farovites, and her 90-DAY HOME SERVICE found themselves in a world of the ball back up the field. their place. But he would find schedule also includes chemis­ mAgical enchantment to spend Sj;>ecial recognition should be It Interesting to “peek into the try, French in, and choir. Given to 167 5ol59 an "Evening, at Tiffany’s." future and see where our civili­ MANCHESTER DEUVERED & INSTALLED given to goalie, Chris Christi­ “I’ve always wanted to be a From the first strains of ansen. zation will stand ten years poet or writer of some sort." "Breakfast at Tiffany’s” to the All In all, this year’s club from now.” If Juris had a mil­ And If the opportunityw as Sophomores were treated to PLUMBING & FULL PARTS WARRANTY PINE T R EES last notes of "Tonight," Paul showed excellent skill and unity lion dollars, he would spend hers, Linda would choose to be a surprise assembly on Driver Landerman’s superb orchestra as a team group. As a “green” some ol it and then “ play the an author in American litera­ COMPLETB— NOW ONLY $488.00 3 to 4 ft. provided the lovely background Education, Tuesday morning, [?3® \ !5^ 7 team they performed admira­ philanthropist.’” ture, This aptly describes Nov. 10, during X period. SUPPLY GO. music for the guests. Although bly against some of the state’s Juris’ leisure activities in­ Linda’s desire to express her­ there were only 5 men In the best teams. cludes sports and listening to self well and be able to com­ Mr. Leonard opened the as­ Ernest Larson, Prqp. group, the music wag of unusu­ Sharon Douton, '67. good Jazz. He “despises most municate with others. sembly, announcing that the as­ . [ D D K © ’ ally high quality. popular music," and dislikes sembly was being held in coop­ m MAIN ST. MANCHESTER POWER SNOW RSMOVIfl Upon entering, each couple Royal Ice Cream and Volks eration with Mr. WUcox’s driv­ having to stay up doing busy wagens 'are among Linda’s fa­ ' 3.35 was ushered through the sil­ work for teachers. er training program, and tha vorite items but freckles and A Snow Bird is the best investment ver archway to the receiving If Juris could change some­ Aetna Life Insurance Co. line. The chaperones were Mr. Art Classes five-minute explications from He then Introduced M r. War- you con moke in a power snow thing at MHS, he would ful­ Hamlet have a definite negative SPECIAL on and Mrs. George Emmerling, fill his dream of .seeing a stu­ n Adams, who repreeented remover. It's built to give years Mr. A. Raymond Rogers, Mr. rating with her. Brought from FLETCHER GLASS GO. OF MANCHESTER SHADE and See Museums dent body that had some say Aetna’s Driver Training Sys­ of service, it's easy to run and and Mrs. Blaine Miller, Mr. in school affairs. “ But, dream the World’s Fair was an enjoy­ tem. Mr. Adams gave some new designed to sovo time, work, end Ornamental Trees and Mrs. Arthur Glazier. In- on!!’’ says Juris. He would also ment of pretzels—with or With and rather frightening statis­ vltatlonz were extended to all out mustard! 649-4521 worry. PLUS The students of Mrs. Lavem like to see more teachers let tics on the toll of recent high­ ‘W hen You T hink of GlasSy Mulching Hay faculty members and several Kelson’s Art Appreciation and students take their own initi­ A career In teaching mental­ way deaths. He stated that in Think of Fletcher** Over a hundred thousond satis­ A NEW 1965 PERSONALIZED attended. Especially notable Art rv classes went to New York ative rather than guiding them ly retarded Is Linda’s goal In 50 years the auto has taken fied homeowners rely on Snow Large Bole were a few of the E ^liah De­ City by bus Tuesday Nov. 10 to by, the hand, as many do. life. She will prepare for this more lives than all the wars Bird's superior performance to get partment’s feminine members, visit a few of the Innumerable After graduation. Juris will at Southern Connecticut Teach­ since we gained our independ­ who proved considerably more art museums situated there. NOW AT OUR them out and about after eve^ ALL CHANNEL PORTABLE TV— AT further, his education in a field ers College. Linda claims it’s ence. energetic than many students. Toby Slossberg and John Losak, connected with math or sci­ hard to say what has Influenced Two movies, “You and the NEW LOCATION snow storni. More than once, couples clear­ both seniors, were the co-chair­ ence. His next endeavor might her life most, but “I know Driver Training System,” which Don't settle for imitations or sec­ ed part o f the ^ o o r to let men in charge of planning the possibly be entrance in the have great parents who have explained the mechanics of toe them “go to It.” Ushers from ond best; there is no substitute fo r, NO EXTRA COST Itinerary. Peace Corps. done so much for me." And so, Aetna System, nnd “Driving 1.6 9 the class o f 1965 were A1 Sny­ The 37 students were chape­ Juris make his home with in the interim Linda will live Emergencies," which dealt with 0 Snow Bird. 54 McKEE STREET der and Marj Luke, Juris Pu- roned by Mrs. Kelson, Mr. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ with her esteemed parents. Mr, the more advanced driving.rsr. klnskls and Judy F r 11 h s e n, We assemble ond test every Snow Dried Material, Ever­ Mrs. A. Rayrnond Rogers, and ard Pukinskis, at 480 Wood­ and Mrs. Michael Orfltelli Jr sponses, were then shown. ’ Richard Pasternak and Sally OPEN THURS. NIGHTS TILL 9 • greens, Pest Moss, Pots, Mrs. David Monahan. The first land St. at 2 Village St., along with her In a program initiated by Bird before delivery. With o Snow Miller, John Miller, John Min- R edw o^ Tubs, etc, museum toured was the Metro­ Marj Luke, '66. three brothers and sisters and Aetna Life, which maintains LARGER QUARTERS and MORE PARKING Bird of your own, ready ond set nlck and Claire Schlllinger politan Museum of Art located wnwtwniNiF / MANCHESTER The climax for the evening her dog, Tinker. a staff of four high school driv­ a r e a t o g i v e y o u BETTER SERVICE to go whenever the snow hits, you on Fifth Avenue. It Is the larg­ FINE ARTS SALES Gall Seller, '65 ing teachers each student op­ con relax and enjoy the winter. was the announcement of the est art museum In the United WOODLAND queen and her court. Student Sales of the 1964 MHS Pine erates a miniature “car,” which I AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Come in soon . . . find out how States and among the largeal In Arts Magazine have been run­ 1s a replica of an actual vehicle, Council President Mike Orlow- The Queen and her court reign at the Jilnlor Prom, held Saturday, Npv. 7 In the High the world. Coming Events easy H is to own a jnow BirdI 5 YEARS akl declared that Heidi Della­ ning well despite the end-of- and works as If the student School cafeteria. Queen Hekli DellaFera smiles rt(diantly with her court composed of Leslie ' GLASS FURNITURE TOPS GARDENS After luncheon at the Met’a the-quarter pressures on' Eng­ were actually on the highway. Fera be crowned Queen of the Hunter, Candy Hachadourian, Jean Tragls and Kathy Longo. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Restaurant, the group resumed Nov. 17—student Council lish Department members, who Every response is scored and 22 inch 4 H.P. $239.95 “ From Grower 'To Prom. Leslie Hunter, Jean Meeting. MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) its tour with a visit to the Frick are conducting the sale in Eng­ Tragls, C!andy Hacliadourian Museum of ’ Classlcial Art, fol­ Nov. 34r-8omanhla Club evaluated. 24 inch 4 H.P. $269.95 You!” lish classes. The magazines,'be­ Mr. 'Warren compared .this w ted -by lighting Committee, ‘ Heidi DellaFera lowed by a tour of the Museum Pictures. PICTURE FRAMING (all types) 168 Woodland St. StaJesty^M ^ e a S i a n ’Z ^ her Heidi with two dozen as ^t was creai^ ***^*** ing offered for the first time to program.to an educatlolal lito- 26 inch 6 H.P. $329.95 members a symbol of her sovereignty. from beneath the pumping de- and Guy Tangerone, are to be of Modem Art. At 4 p.m. the Nov. 25—AFS Alumni SERVICE Manchester, Conn. the full student body. Include oratoiy. of 1966 Many comments were made vice. congratulated for the wonder- atudenta divided into, smaller Dance. W IN D O W and PLATE GLASS of thoAiJta literary and artistic work of Students were dlamiMod with PROTECTION CONTRACT CORNER 01^ BROAD AND ^ Julie H ^ ln 1963 Junior on this unusual and distinctive 'While most o f the girls wore ful, well-organized Job they and groups to window-shop, sight­ Nov, 25— 4-hour sqaaton. V John and L ^ n MHS itudants during the last a iwRilnder that the Importance OONTBAOIOIUS: WE HAVE CN STOCK Prom Queen ■placed'the crown touch added by the punchbowl, street-length party clothes, a their committee memberssee, did or to visit various art Nov. 36-80 Thanksgiving BLI$H MIDDLE TURNPIKE WES t ' Zapadka J of wjse and careful driving can­ on the lovely head of the new This Item gave the appearance number of fioor-length gowns, in making the prom a memora- schools and institutes in the aphodl year, 1963-1964. Recess. MEDICINE CABINETS «nd SHOWER DOORS FREE OF EXTRA COST 'Open till 9 P.M. varea. All students^met back- at • •. -■ — a.. DSC. 1—Betty Crocker not be over-emphaslaed, aiul Hardware Co. PRICE WCLVDES AVERAGE TRADE ' ‘ ^ e e m while Guy Tangerone 'of a miniature silver fountain were in evidence. ’The queen hie one. Thanks are also ex- the hope that eacA would nroitt When Vou Think Of Glass, Thlnl'. Of Fletcher wnented the li^es in the with several lions heads which, was dressed in a street-l^th tended to the Art Service Squad a pre-«algnat^ p ^ t at 7 p.m Girls are reminded that their, Homemaker of Tomorrow 793 MAir^ ST. to return to Manchester. skirts must corns to the mid­ Scholarship Bxqm. from thia valuabla aeeanialy. ESTIMATO8 GLADLY GIVEN 643-8474 •ourt with 16-long-stemmed spouted punch over the llluml- dark blue velvet dress. J n making the decorations. Libda Wfi Tpi nme, and presented (Jueen ice eubes-iTha lytter af- The «M±ainniNL.ol ttw - Cyndqe.Flynn, Gaiid; Hachafiourlan 'N dle o< their knees. ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN^ ITIIPAY, NOVEl^EB 13, 1964 t* SVBNING HERALt), MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1964 PAGE inUTM E DAILY ClfcOSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Aiwwtr to Pr«vloug_g>i^ Sweet Tooth and UConn Shooting for Pair of Fites MAIfTHA 16 3U6TF1NE, <(A CI6AR.' ACROSS 41PhoentcUni(M MAVOff FAraSiTOl4-*.-]I/MAVOR? IH ip to----- 42 Born AH,M.V L£r>STIN t PMnat----- In Dad’s Day Game with Rhody supfto(rre«, 46 Lack of IflOOOR PLANTS AND HER LlTTtE i^ F R O M MH IS Rub out eoordinktJon /MATOR : c h a r ita b le WoRv<6/HAt<-KATF-— ' ) ) LONDON 14 Atrial attack 49 Rebounder Inside Game HOpPtJE/ ISnbar iN'ClDeHTALLY, t'Ve READ THAT t h e L-XTOBACCO- 81 Afterdinner The University of C on -fH ofstra victory over the Rams.^son and which outweighs th e^ ategory by Coach ZUly, but A N D H o W l^, , 18 Impaired ^ drry p l a n s t o co m m issio n A b u s t tn^Nisr/ candlee Zilly said his men suffered a Huskies. they have been working In prsc- Y’OOR,Yale Bowl. up which highlights a Dad’s ning attack. SKI 27 Before 43Ei|>el 87th meeting of these tradition­ Sutcliffe, Chuck Marline and unit since the start of the sea- were placed In the questionable 28 Operated 3 Diversion 23 Anger K ickoff time la 1:30. Aon Landeck. Day program on campus. Kupek Status Doubtful 4 4 OrienUI 24 ObUin 44 Sandy waatan al rivals. Oogolak twice has 29 Love god The crowd will be above 60,- ' On offense Princeton will go The home forces will attempt Connecticut expects to employ, SPestened ■ saH 26 Bucket 45 Troop mnatar belted 46-yarden, while Mer­ 32 Baltic natlva 46 Skins 000 and with ideal weather with Don McKay at tailbaw, to make Rhode Island their fifth the same starting cast which 35 Pheasant brood 6Gtme8sh 30 Rule in India celn, in addition to his 48-yard 47 Engllah desM forecaat, it could go aa high aa Roy Pizzarello at quarter, laca­ straight home field victim while pierformed so well in last Sat­ (var.) 7 Tear 31 Harem room record, has one of 46 yards. SPreaier 32 Masculine 48 Nips palm 66,000 — Juat under the Bowl vazzi at full and Doug Tufts trying to make it five straight Wesleyan Host^ Trinity II urday's 17-16 victory over Bos­ 36 Femlnint 60 Mariner’s Both coaches, John Pont of -Zo appellation 9YngosUv port nickname capacity. Oifflciala have atreaned at fullback. Up front it will be games this season without de­ ton University. Captain Richie 10 Stories 34 Russian directioa that a Quantity o f reserve aeat Yale and EHck Colman of feat. Connecticut has won three 37Ladderilka TBS Jack Singer and Lawson Cash- Kupec, the left guard, was hob­ 40Frul 11G4»rman •ODI ticketa w ill be available at the Princeton, have stated flatly dollar, ends; Ernest Pasca- and tied one since losing the In 64th Meeting Saturday bled during the week by a hip r " 7 8 9 TT TT TT Bowl. that when the situation dictates rella and Dick Reinis, tackles; first three. pointer which was reinJured 4 3 4 it, they will go for the three- A Princeton win will give It Rich Jones and Ned Portsr,, Both teams need a victory to against the Terriers. He is the The men o f Wesleyan and'^day’ s game, but should have the crown automatically. If pointers without reservation. guards, with Mike Smith at i continue hopes for at least an only questionalbe starter. r r Probably the best yardstick been 4-3, had not a penalty giv­ 13 i Yale, the underdog, can score center. The line weighs IBS,; even split for the season. Con- Trinity conduct their annual ’Hie Dad’s Day program starts on this game is the defense. en Hamilton a chance to defeat the upset, then the title fight giving Yale about a 10 pound i ’-ert'ent. with a 3-S-l record, football finale on Andrus Field with a varsity soccer game be­ Both teams are very sound in the Cards 23-21 with a field • 1H4 ^ W»iMf tm r r r r goes down to the final round pull up front. I h u another game left at Holy here Saturday at 1:30. tween Connecticut and Rhode nttmtm, Im. this department although goal kicked after time had run TM . lAf. U.S. P««. OH REMEMBER. Encouraging is the f a c 11 OU./r M/BJECVRIC3WORPANPQO WXJRSaJv aOMETHINS? 1 L Both teams have proved cap­ games ‘but cut since the open­ using about eight. tration at the Student Union f ST 3 T and Bulldog attacks feature a ditional meeting with his team’s I ------— y\ w oe IHERE ATTER. M v'. ALLRIGHT/> c o i h «. ^ r able of sustained drives on of­ ing kickoff against Oomell als and track gear to ing one 22-22 tie— the only one Such circumstances promise from 10 to 1, antique car tours BEUTVa? BRtlNNEHIU^/ m bread-and-butter inside running fense and if one wanted to oldest football rival. “ Because of of the entire series— in a battle CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER three weeks ago, 1s ready to re­ get in shape as a back- a close, up and down contest, from 10 to 12:30, chicken bar­ i game with two of the finest select a single factor, barring th"t. we feel it will be the tough­ on Trinity field In 1960. BT sume his halfback spot. He despite what many observers becue In the Field House. 11:30 fullbacks in the nation as the those weird football breaks, field star for Florida est gante we’ve had all year.” H l I probably will not start, but the The Connecticut coach states his An additional smart to the think and despite what the rec­ to 1, open house in the reiridenre lie key operatives. Princeton’s is which would result In victory report is he Is ready, willing A&M. Wesmen of recent years is that ords and the coaches would in­ halls from 4 to 6, and Max Mor- - y n 38 Captain Coemo lacavazzi, the it would have to be ball con­ Saturday rival has a fine foot­ and able. they have been unable to defeat dicate. ath concert in the Student Union league’s top scorer and and the trol. That, the experts figure, ball team. They have a wide 42 4 T Easy Eld McCarthy pilots open offense which provides a the Bantams on the home field Trinity is no slouch with a Ballroom at 8. TT 13th rushing leader In the na­ will decide the outcome. < the Yale backfleld, with Mer­ Rcc Volleyball ■ 1 tremendous challenge for the de­ since 1953, which observers wdll powerful runner like senior MVM tion. Yale’s Is Chuck-the-Tnick Previous Titles celn a t fullback, Jim Howard fullback Richard Kolewe, nor Rec Department Volley fense. And no one has really ex­ recall as a hard-fought 12-7 TT i r XT Merceln, the 10th top rusher Yale has two previous league at one halfback and Cronlnger is Wesleyan with sophomore Clinic Tonight League play starts Monday ploded against the Rhode Island contest. rm in the nation. championships — and they and Rich NIglio splitting' the fullback Paul Stowe. Both men defense, Forzano observed. Pow­ N ot only does Merceln have a won both of them in similar assignment at the other. night at the West Side Rec. Both teams enter this final Central Connecticut District 1 a r 5T" 52 erful Massachusetts was able to have topped 400 yards rushing match against lacavazzi, but he Bob Kenney holds down the American League games are: game with similar frustrations i showdown contests with Prince­ score but one touchdown against in seven games to lead their Board o f Approved Ba.sketball must also battle Charles Gogo- ton. In 1956 both teams were split-end with Bunky Carter Nassiff Arms vs. Center Congo and similar strengths. Trinity the Rama; and the explosive at­ respective teams. Officials and the OIAC will H-W BT ST lak, the Tiger’s superb field unbeaten in league play and and Steve Lawrence altemat- at 8 and Herald and Jim’s A t ­ has managed only a miserable tacks of Northeastern and Ver­ Again, Trinity and Wesleyan stage a basketball clinic and goal specialist, who has eight Yale scored an overwhelming' ing on the tight side. The lantic at 8:45. Tuesday night 1-6 record so far this season, io-t also found it quite trouble both boast burly, sure-handed rules interpretation meeting to­ this year and twice has boomed 42-20 win. In 1960, again both tackles will be Ab Lawrence the National League has Naza- but, with the exception of the BY AL VERMEER BT ST some. ends in seniors Henry Hopkins night at 8 o’clock at Wethers­ three in a single game. Merceln were perfect in fam ily play and smd Mel Shaftel, with Chuck rene playing Civitan at 8 and Williams and Amherst games, field High School, (loaches, Wednesday night. Rotary and Rhode Island Coach Jack Zilly and Phil Rockwell, respective­ has six for the season and he, Yale patty-caked to a 43-22 tri­ Benoit and Greg ’ Weiss at could just as well have been 5-2, ly, and both teams have able players and officials are invit­ '^ T H B 2 E 'S < O P A l^ l/'SHE's OUR'^ Liberty Mutual at 8 and the says his team is capable of too, shares the Iv y record of umph. guards and Tim M errill at cen­ as statistics and the close passers In junior Dick Rissell ed. Gene Sturgeon and Paul THIS n e i g h b o r , East Sides and WiAkins at 8:45. Dlaylng “ good football, but the BY J. R WILLUMS three In a contest. His came Anchoring Princeton’s superb ter. scores show. for Trinity and sophomore Francis will explain the rule v W O M A N MRS. BOTTS-. OUT OUR WAY trouble is that we haven’t been consistent.” Speaking of the 28-7 Wesleyan la 3-4 entering to- Howie Foster for Wesleyan. changes. HAH-HAHf OL'HAP.TH' rrB ONE OF )ou MiMBP rr, BEST MACHINIST THEFMeSTOf HONK-OL'WO IN THIS SHOP, AU-TH' — Club Owner Speaks Out BeNTKYIN'TO BUTHEttNEVet FREEDOMB Sonny Liston Lonely PUTOUTTH'FIRE BEENMADEA ' BUriT < ■ AT A WINKIN' DOSS BECAUSE DOESSEEM^ Finley Blasts Ford Frick Tfnrn HE HASN'T TH' TDWEMCEN GET SET FOR WINTER DRIVING NOW! FOUNTAIN-APISPER OF MATCHES IN HIS LEAST BIT OF K3UR • HIPPDCKIT-HOLD OISNITYl STANITINO/ In His Troubled Life MCUP/ For Not Using Authority

BOSTON ( A P )— The last 38 weeks have been the NEW YORK (A P ) — At leastfform al vote is due at the annual loneliest of all in the troubled life of ex-champion one major league club owner winter meeting in Houston next Charles (Sonny) Liston. He figures he can change all thinks the baseball commission­ month. G O O D ^ i ^ E A R _ that by regaining the heavyweight boxing crown from er already has adequate author­ " I believe the commissioner I H M W H I*. I,c. T X . U , U 1 r » OH. \ l - l l ity and should not be given ad­ has plenty of authority right Cassius Clay Monday n ight ^ ditional powers. now,” said Finley. "Article 1 of 'T just want that title, ' says BY JOE CAMPBELL watched Liston pummellng his “ Coimmlssloner Ford Frick Is the major league agreement the -man Clay calls that ‘Big, sparmates and commented; asking for dictatorial powers clearly spells out his functions— Ugly Bear.’ “That’s all there is “ He's full up to here with v i­ when all these years he hasn’t to investigate, determine and ICAMTPLRY [ m. HAVING MAVBe IT in all this world. ciousness.’ ’ pointing to his fore­ even been able to exercise the impose penalties. FiOVJ/BtPOy. > TROUBLE FELL HERE “ When you wake up and find head. “ H e’s got so much vicious­ authority given to him,” .said “ All we need is a commis­ our Jf-f3 you’re not the champ any more ness inside him he’s just got to sioner with enough red blood 'n eXJiNfl- PIMPING MV eoME PLACE Kansas City owner Charles Fin­ you're all alone. The guys with let It out.” ley. his veins to stand up and be COAAJAON / HOfAE\DORK iJ *‘But I WAS good. Mom! Gee whiz! You GOTTA bo the big mouths are out talking But he’s really a nice guy, "H is blaming of the club own­ counted,” Finley added. “ A / NYLON TIRES WITH iPeNOMlrtWDR to hold your own with J^utoh Cattidyl'' about you, not to you, and wliat says Liston’s conditioner, Stan­ ers for his failure to preside man who will fight for his rights they say ain’t what they said ley Zimmerlng, who admits “I with force is merely a smoke and enforce the pre.sent rules the day before. It’s a big price can’t tell a left hook from a screen to cover up his own un­ and regulations which Tie is em ­ to pay. right cross.” willingness to exercise the au­ powered to do.’’ “ Liston’s a hard man to thority he has had for 14 years.” Finley, who purchased the j: R. Wm.iM*5 “ Never mind what C^ay has to say. I don’t want to hear them reach,” Zimmering adds. “ He Finley’s remarks Thursday athletics four years ago, said doesn’t get close to people, were in answer to PYick’s ap­ the clauses Frick wants re­ KEPT DOWN ii-iJ-W or read them. Let him talk. A scau'ed man talks like that. I ’m wish he could because, believe peal to the owners at last stored were not in the major going my way this time and I'm me, he’s a wonderful man. H e’s week’s summit meeting in league agreement when he ac­ quired control of the Athletics. B E N CASEY working hard. a tough man and a quiet one. Phoenix, Ariz., for more power GOODYEAR'S SUPER-MILEAGE RUBBER • ? “ For the last fight I wanted for his successor. Frick w ill re­ "H ad they been In, I would " I ’m going to get that title and r x /' him to train In Denver but he tire as commissioner next Sep­ not have bought the club,’ ’ he keep it a long time. I’m going H PR.GRAHAM ANP I BEN! YOU'RE NOT went to Las Vegas, then to tember after 14 years of serv­ declared. "Under no conditions WOULD LIKE SOME CONSIl>EltlN6... to like It and with it I won’t be Miami Beach. It was no good ice. will I ever agree to sign such an TIME TO PlSCyS lonely.” but who was I to say? In a manifesto to the owners, agreement. If the other owners SHORT RIBS BY TRANK O’NEAL IF YOU'LL Liston is building up an in­ “ If I had had 31,000 though, Frick warned them they must give It further consideration, WINTER WINTER WINTER BUY EXCUSE US, ternal fury for the Boston Gar­ I ’d have bet it on Clay. I knew arm the next commlastoner with I ’m sure it won’t go through." den rematch of the Feb. 25 bout Sonny wasn’t in condition, phy the same powers g;iven to Kene- COMPACT COMPACT FORD, CHEVY, in Miami where his left shoulder sically or mentally. The fact he saw Mountain Landis, base­ BARGAIN BARGAIN PLYMOUTH ailment did not permit him to hurt his shoulder in the fight ball’s first czar, in order to re­ 6.00x13 6.50 X 13 7.50 X 14 continue past the sixth round. proves it. store the public confidence and Sports Schedule SurR-Grip Sun-Grip Sure-Grip “ No more press conferences,” “ This time we started last integrity in the game. Nylon Tin Economy Tire Economy Nylon Sv announced Publicist A1 Braver- May and I tried to condition his Specifically, Frick asked for man at the Plymouth, Mass., mind first, then his legs. the restoration of two original Saturday, Nov. 14 2 FOR 2 FOR 2 FOR training site. “ Sonny's been co­ “ Sonny’s in condition now. Will clauses, changed by the owners Cross Country — CIAC Meet, operating as fully as possible all he win the fight? Ask his after the death o< Landis. Storrs. along. He's getting very edgy trainer, Willie Reddish.” One change denied the owners Football — Bristol Central vs. DON'T TAKE TOO I now, and he wants to be alone.’ ’ “ We think so,” Reddish re­ the right of recourse to the MHS, 1 p.m. — Memorial Field. •25 •25 •32 YOU'VE GOT TO EXAMINE , One impartial observer plied. courts. The other added a Football — East at Wilby, BERNARD TONIGHT! clause stating that no act or 10:30, Waterbury. black tubelesi black tubelest black iubelatt 1H4 ,, NU. Ik TM, US. M. ony^,\c procedure agreed upon by the Thursday, Nov. 26 plus tax & plus tax & plus tax A owners could be construed to be Five Mile Road Race, 10:30 — 2 tin t 2 tires 2 tires MORTY MEEKLK BY DICK CAVAIXl Comehack of Year Award detrimental to baseball. Main St. BUZZ SAWYER H'i ROY ( RANE Heeding the commissioner’s Football — MHS at Windham, Ode plea, the owners recommended 10:30 — Willlmantic. I oar ir/ KBBPAWAV/ I MALU sou ea r what? 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He showed me Jack and I are entirely different 1957 DODGE 2-door hardtop, 649-3446. tire chan^ng and general lar in the league standings. each other, will be the highlight the two most celebrated Private Instructions 32 ics because how can you com­ this way," said Boston CoaCh stake when Buffalo takes on the In lo.ssos but he rebounded Guy Rodgers of San Francisco road gamas is still another undefeated football teams in how he wanted the ball taken quarterbeuiks. I will usually stay LOST — black German Shep- j radio, heater, automatic, full work. Must have driver’s li­ Central has dropped all six of homecoming activities on the pare the Russians to the Cel­ Red Auerbach, "but we knew Boston Patriots. against Pittsburgh with 18 and Oscar Robertson of Cincin­ manifestation of the enthusi­ the nation today. from center. He warmed up on the ground because if Jack herd puppy, white V, buff power, good condition. Best of­ CARPENTRY—32 years’ ex­ cense. 5-day week, 2 weeka CLARINET AND Saxophone vacation. See Harry Carter or starts, ns had Eastern, while cam PHIS. tics?" it had to happen .sometime.” He The Bills have been waiting completions and two TD pass­ nati - in assists with 69 and a asm in our league cities.” with me himself, catching my comes out It means we haven’t paws, about 3 months old. fer over 3200. Call after 4, perience. Ceilings and floor instruction In your ' home. the Indians have emerged vic­ His reclamation job at Notre Al Patch, Carter Chevrolet Bridgeport, having lost six indicated things would be dif­ almost 11 months for a shot at es. 6.5 per game mark . . . Bill Foss cited a comparison o" Dame Is in the records. But passes. He changed a couple of had success In the air. I don’t Please call 643-7754. 649-3415. tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ Phone 649-9624. torious in one of six CCIL en­ Jackson was a member of the the Patriots, who froze them Co., Inc., 1229 Main Street, straight games, is without a winning U.S. Olympic team at ferent when Boston plays at Fullback Joe Childress and Walden of the Minnesota Vi­ the New York-Buffalo game a does anybody realize what he things in my delivery.” mind runmng.” rages. additions, attics fin­ gagements. win. Playing only seven games out of the division crown last NOTICE is hereby given that 1958 CHEVROLET, rebuilt en­ ished, remodeling, concrete Manchester. the Tokyo Games. Philadelphia Saturday night. center Bob DeMarco are doubt­ kings leads all punters in the the Polo Grounds in 1963 wit ■ did for the Buffado Bills ? And in the game Daiyle re­ He shoiddh't. He's built for the The Indians have scored sev­ this year. Coach Bob DlSpirito season in a playoff. Buffalo Pass Book No. 92272 Issued gine with 11,000 miles, no rust, work. No job too small. Im­ Help Wanted— Female 35 The 76ers won on Paul Neu­ lx).s Angeles tied the regula ful starters for the Cardinals. NFL with a 47.1 average for this year's outpouring to She The 'BQIs are the only unde­ calls throwing three touch­ rough stuff, at 6-2^ and 214 CARPENTER WANTED, ex­ en touchdowns. Heller and will be leading his boys into the Coach Lou Saban, shunted from End Del Shofner, tackle John pounds he has rolled out for 202 by The Savings Bank of Man­ bought new car privately rea­ mediate estimates. 643-2629. mann’s 20-foot jump shot with lion game at 116-116 on Dick 47 kicks. That's what one would Stadium as an example of ho\ feated team In professional downs passes in the first half, son for selling. Many extras. WOMAN for work in rest perienced. Apply S A B Com­ Hamilton leading with two season finale for the Purple a similar position at Boston in Lovetere and defensive back call putting the foot into the yards in 87 carries. And he also chester has been lost and ap­ eight seconds left to play Barnett's drive-in basket in the far "we've come in New Yor football because of a young gaining a total of 349 yards in plication has been made to 643-9278. 643-5121. CARPENTRY—Aluminum win­ home, 4-9 p.m. CaU 643-9333, pany, Jr -a.m.-4 p.m., 20 Con­ each. Walt Bavler, Bill Palmer Knight.s. Central has one more 1961, probably would play this Dick Pesonen are Giant casual­ ball. For those interested. V, A. Notre Dame quarterback has the arm. cord Road, Manchester, or In the second game of the la.st five seconds when New one for nothing in a cow pas­ since Soruiy Werblin assume,, the air ("more than I got in all said bank for payment of the dows. doors, ceilings, hatch­ 6 - 9 p.m. and Dick Oetzewich have also game remaining, with Southern doubleheader before 14,378 all York lost possession on a pas.s ties. Tittle has moved up from 16th the franchise ownership” . named Daryle Lamonica.- Ag(ainst the New York Jets 1961 THUNDERBIRD, air con­ ways, concrete steps, floors, call 649-3144, 6 p.m.-8 p.m. tallied TDs. ture. my three years at Notre Dame,” amount of deposit. Connecticut on Nov. 21 at New New York’s Madison Square that bounced out of bounds off Green Bay, with Paul Hor- to 15th place among leading Last year’s game drew the o Serving only his second sea­ he estimates), and taking the this last week, the Bills were ditioning. good condition, must rec rooms, attics finished, ga­ only. I A Buffalo victory would prac­ scoreless and trailing by one East started out like a house Haven. Garden, the Los Angeles Johnny Egan's knee. nung kicking field goals and passers in the N'FL . . . Bruce smallest crowd (5,826) In the son of apprenticeship, he has East 85 yards in the last two sell. Best offer. 649-4453. rage doors. No job too small. RN, PART-TIME. Call# 649- tically clinch the division cham­ touchdown late in the first half FULL TIME male help wanted Jim Taylor running wild, has Cline, former Springfield Indian come off the bench to lead them minutes for the \\-uilng touch­ Announcemeote 649-8880. 2358. pionship and put the Bills with­ entire league while this year'.'- when Daryle reached back and 1963 CHEIHOLET, V-8, 2-doOT nights. No experience neces­ come back after a poor start hockey star, now with Hershey, from behind in six of their nine down. in striking distame of the first and won two straight. The dreu' the largest (60,300), completed an 86-yard touchdown Impala automatic transmis­ sary. 18 or over. Inquire Bur­ recently played in his 600th reg­ • • * straight victories. And La­ Change of Pace BLEXTTROLUX sales and aerv- CONSTRUCTION supervisory unbeaten, untied season record­ Packers overhauled the 49ers ular season American Hockey pace play to Glenn Bass. Then Ice, bonded representative. Al­ sion, power steering, posi-trac- service. Assistance for residen­ ger Chef, 236 Main Street, monica is probably a pro be­ Fortunately for the Bills, they BIG $$ Manchester, 9 a.m .-l p.ni. ed by a pro club since 1948, 24-14 in their first meeting last League game . . . Bob McCord, End of the Line cause of Parseghian, or at least he took toem through the second fred Amell, 110 Bryao Dr., tlqn reir wheels, back-up tial and commercial. New con­ when the Cleveland Browns month. Defensive back Abe former defenseman with the In­ Gil Hunt, of the English D had signed him before the game, half for the 20-7 triumph. Manchester, 644-S14L Ughts, windshield washers, struction. For substantial sav­ be thlnka he Is. which kept the price down. for spare time MAN TO PROGRAM and swept the field in the old All- Woodson and linebacker Mike dians, is starring again this sea­ partment at Manchester High Two years ago, after a medi­ His totals for the season (34 rear seat speaker, 2 whitewall ings telephone 649-3566. No Somehow Daryle has always for 68) don’t even qualify him WOOLEN STRIPS for hooked snowcaps mounted on new obligation. schedule production in job America Conference. Dowdle are the latest additions son with the Boston Bruins. really 'laid it on the line” who ocre varsity career, the Green AVON shop. Steady, challenging posi­ to a long Hat of ailing 49ers. missed out on the big money. for the league passing statistics. and braided rugs. Large var­ wheels, seat belts. One owner, A Boston upset would tighten There are few tougher defend­ queried by Kiwanis Club mem Bay Pacliers drafted him on the iety at all times. To pur­ tion rich in experience-'With a Mira to Start ers than the rugged McCord . . . hers earlier this week to ex Out of high school In FTesno, Does this, or the fact that he has 17,000 miles. Will accept older the race and set up another key 12th round in the National Oallf., he spumed a 360,000 chasers of wool, advice and trade. Call 643-1340 after 4 Special Services definite future. Good pay and George Mira, rookie quarter­ Bob Blackman, Dartmouth foot­ plain tile football picture a to sit around and cool it at the pays generous commissions game between the teams In the Football League. The Bills bonus to play shortstop for the suggestions on rug making p.m. for popular cosmetics sales fringe benefits. CaU in person back of the 49ers, will start his ball coach, likes Yale against the loc.al school. Hunt, forme start of every game nibble at LET US EXERCISE your dog. 234 Hartford Road. , ^ANY SIZE season finale next month. The waited until the 24th round In Chicago (Tubs because he felt his ego or frazzle his id? given on Tuesday and Friday In ydur neighborhood; Na­ first National Footbali League Princeton Saturday in New Ha­ rifle coach, was subbing fc Reasonable fee. K-9 Caterers Patriots are in second place the American League. The fate­ there was higher education to be mornings from 10-12 a.m. 1969 FORD GALAXIE 4-dpor tional TV Advertising and game when the 49ers meet ven. Given a break from the Ray Rogers, principal. Kiwan. "It’s hard mentally,” he ad­ Professional Dog Walking. IN STO^! TUBELESS CONSTRUCTION with a 6-2-1 record. ful pick for Lamonica was to gained pitching passes. mits. “ You're tense, but it helps Harry M. Ftaser Company, Hardtop, V-8, Pordomatlc, ful­ beautiful packaging make Green Bay. weatherman the Yale Bowl an.s who were present had thci play in the Shrine East-West 192 Hartford Road, Manches­ ly equipped, beautiful condi­ 649-9391. A place-kicking duel between Coach Jack Christiansen, should be filled to capacity, Right now Lamonica is the keep your mind on the game, to it easy. No experience re­ Saleanen YYantcd S6-A Boston’s Glno Cappellettl and eyes opened, as well as the: game at San Frencisco. most celebrated relief hurler in ter, Ck>nn. tion, $675. Call 649-8692 after quired. Opportunity now! making major changes in the which is 70,874. Tip to those know they might need you. I . ears, when Hunt appeared a "That’s what made me first football, a Dick Radatz in shoul­ 6 Phone 289-4922. LEADING EASTERN masufae- Buffalo's Pete Gogolak, 1-2 In 49er lineup, replaced veteran planning to take in the Ivy call all the plays from the side­ Roofing— Siding 16 the speaker and no punche think I could be a pro,” says der pads. Jack Kemp, an eight- lines In my own mind. tiuer expanding Its exsoutlv* the individual scoring race, John Brodie with Mira and Bill League attraction: Get an early Personals 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air were pulled. The main blam Daryle. “ I had a chance to play year veteran, starts and Daryle “ I ’m not disappointed because A A. DION, m e . Roofing force. Those who qualify; in­ Kilmer with rookie halfback start. was placed on the town offi Station Wagon, automatic, for Ara Parseghian (who provides the finishing touch, a I know in my own mind I'm not STATE LICENSED rest home siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ tensive sales and management Dave Kopay from the Univer­ * • • cials who turned down a power steering, practically techniques are practised for TIRE SALE! coached the Blast team). He system which ottenSa the doc­ a starter. It's only my second centrally located, reasonable new, very low mileage. Call terations and additions. Ceil­ LPN or RN, full or part-time, sity of Washington. quest for funds to start a fool gave me the self-confidence 1 trinaires who insist that winning year in pro ball.’’ ings. , Workmanship guaran­ one year. Starting guarante* I "I want to play Mira.” Chris­ Million and More rates, friendly atmosphere. 644-1341 after 6 p.m. 11-7. 875-2077. ball program in the junior hip of $126. a week, advandzig to MIERlCI’SN'lStLllNOi The American Football Tel. 875-1011. teed. 299 Autumn St. 343-4860 tiansen said “and I think this school system. . .Dick Radat $9,100 after training. (3oUege -SA T. ONLY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.— League, making strides un­ 1957 PLYMOUTH for sale.^elT- COUNTER GIRL for night SCOTCH WHISKl! is the time.” He offered no oth­ of the Boston Red Sox will bn DION <30NSTRUC?nON^^^R^- work, over 18. Apply Holiday background required. CaU 644- matched in the annals of pro- Ing for parts, good condition. er reasons for the shakeup. in a familiar role when he ap- Shadow of Four Horsemen Automobiles For Sale Call 649-3878. tng, siding, alterations, ceil­ Lanes, 643-2125. 0202 between 6:00 and 8:00 Dallas’ Tommy McDonald, fe.ssional sport, will pass the piears here Thursday night. Sports Viewing ings, gutters and alumindm P.M. or 249-7093. having ended his touchdown 1,000,000 mark In attendance Nov. 24 on the annual Masonic NEED CART Your credit turn­ 1960 CHEVROLET^Bel Alr,~6 windows. 643-4352. 648-089S. , WOMEN WANTED for full- SLIGHTLY USEDI EXPERTLY RECONDITIONEDI SCOTLAND’S famine last Sunday in the Cow­ Sunday. SATURDAY ed down? Short on down pay­ ' time assembly work. Apply Sports Night program. Radatz cylinder, good condition, $800. BIDWELL HOME Improvement boys' victory over New York, The league, which has set an ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ between 9-12, Carbon Products wiU be relieving Phil Linz of Emotions Run High 12:80 (30) NBC Sports Spe­ See Bob at Don Willis Garage, (Jompany—Roofing, siding, al- Help WanteO-^ BEST tangles with his former Eagle attendance record each of the sion? Don't despair! See Hon­ 18 Main Street. Inc., 218 Hartford Road. the Yankees who begged out of cial teraUons, additions and re­ Male or Female 75% OR MORE OF ORIGINAL TREAD DEPTH teammates for the first time. nine weeks to date, had its larg- the assignment. IKM (30) GoUege FootbaU est Douglas Inquire about low­ 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, ex­ modeling of all types. Blxcel- Close-Up est down, smallest payments Distilleries Produce anywhere. No small loan or fi­ cellent condition, save $300. lent workmanship. 649-649S. FULL-TIME Sales Asaoclateo With Irish Gridders 1:16 (30) NCAA FootbaU. wanted for growing Real Es­ nance company plan. Douglas 649-4616. GENERAL OFFICE Michigan State vs. Motors, 388 Main. tate firm, (^ y experienced, IF YOU DON'T WANT A Notre Dame 1961 RED VOLKSWAGEN con­ RoufinK and rhlmnevs 16- A licensed people should apply SOUTH BEND. Ind. (AP)— The spirit of Knute Rock- 2:00 ( 8) Canadian Pro vertible, good mileage, reason­ CLERK ready to go to work. Liberal ne and the shadow of the Four Horsemen will be in the ROOFING — Specializing re­ C Football: Playoff able. Call 643-7016 between pairing roofs of all kinds, new commission arrangements and wings when Notre Dame defends its No. 1 football rat­ Game BEAUPRE’S 6:30-7:30 p.m. complete office faculties pro­ SM ALL CAR... roofs, gutter work, chimneys Full-time position.' High ing Saturday against perhaps its toughest obstacle, 4:00 ( 8) Countdown to cleaned, repaired Aluminum vided. CaU Mr. Werbner, 643- Reconditioned School commercial cour.se 1121, 643-7847 for an appoint­ Michigan State. <3> Kickoff siding 80 years’ experience. (30) College Football 1958 FIAT 600, nice condition, or business school grad­ ment to discuss this fine op­ WE ALSO SELL Ara Parseghian, the Presby­ Used Cars $225. 643-6776. Free estimate.^ Call Howlev, Michigan State coach. ”I think Scoreboard uate, type accurately and portunity. terian who has brought the 643-5361, 644-8338. rapidly, experienced in gen­ we can wln.”_ 5K)0 ( 3) Race ofUieWeek Catholic university back to Its 1963 Chevrolet Impala Conv., 1957 (CHEVROLET, V-8, aut^ eral office procedures. Ex­ STAFF PHYSICAL therapist. u old place of power, is a senti­ Parseghian admits his team, ( 8) Wide Worid of matic. good condition. Call Apply Physical Therapy Do- cellent fringe benefits. In­ with seven straight vlctoriee, ki Sports Super Sport 409 Engine, 649-19,54 after 6. Heating and Plumbing 17 mentalist — and he’s n o t 4 speed, 4.11 Rear End terviews and testing on partment, Manchester Memorw ashamed of it suffering from late season In­ (18) Touchdown Tuesday, November 17, at ial Hospital. An Equal Oppor­ Radio & Heater. 1957 CHEVROLET 4-door se­ 1 PLUMBING AND heating re­ juries. On the sidelines with (30) Championship pairs and new work, free es­ 10 a.m. tunity Employer. 'T can't help choking up a bit bum knees are the beat line Bowling 2495.00 dan, 6 cylinder, automatic, T BIG ONES myself when I think of all the timates. 643-1774. backer, Jim Lynch, and leading 6:30 (18) Boston Patriots body and engine in good con­ tradition around this place," ground gainer, BUI Wolskl. 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 4 Dr. dition, needs minor repairs on the young French-Armenlan Situations Wanted— The Irish have a strong pass­ SUNDAY Town Sedan V8 Auto front, $175 or reasonable offer. Radlo-TV Repair ROGERS CORPORATION said today. "I’d be foolish to try ing combination in John 12:30 ( 8) Vidicon: Jack Trans., Power Steering, 649-8051. Female 38 to hide or deny this .^ense of Services Manchester Coim. Huarle, and Jack f f w clalty. Folding storage* team and Pfl show you a win­ Have Beaten Us Too Much — 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. Custom chairs for r,''nt. 649-07S2. Wagon, V8, Auto. Trans., WBINESDAY. F-85 Cutlass. Auto, trans., P.S. ner. Let’s Rub Their Noses in the WANTED S '61 OLDS *1690 Mud.” Radio & Heater. Traners— ' “Notre Dame has a wonder­ NOV. 18. 19M ful history. Everybody should 675.00 Mobile Homes Painting— Papering 21 at 10 AJMI. be proud of It, piartlcularly as MAN to work in Retail (On the premlaea) 2-Door Hardtop. Immaculate. NEW 1964 NIMROD Camp INSIDE and outside painting. '62 PONTIAC *2090 we go along, week from week. 1958 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Brook- I Trailer.s for sale. No reason­ Milwaukee Fans GUYS ’N D01X8 — Edna You name your own price. 1, 1961 Corvair Auto­ X don’t make a passionate ap­ wood Wagon. 6 Cyl.. Std. able offer refused. United Store. Soles experi­ Maxwell 182, Anita Shorts 187, Trans., Radio Heater. 649-7863. 875-8401. mobile. Motor No. A peal or anything' like that in Blast Ball Qub & Rent-Alls. 358 Burnside Ave., one session. But I’m not Loretta Giampolo 466, Dee Min- 595.00 E. Hartford. ence helpful. Apply 1 1096-9W-239445. -ntle '60 RAMBLER Fordor Sedan. Std. shift. *690 nlch 463, Joyce Stavens 192-188 PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In­ ashamed of letting them know terior, paperhanging, wall­ No. 1906975. what they’re playing for.” MILWAUKEE (A P )— Mll- —520, Ruth Smith 179 ^ 476, 1967 Chevrolet 4 Dr. BelAir V8, Ellen Reichert 493, Doug Gal­ paper removed, dry wall work CHARLIE'S Notre Dame realists, how­ Auto Trans.. Radio A Auto Driving School 7-A Reasonable rate.s. Bank financ­ Blish Hordwore Co. wn.ukee County and the Mil­ lup 209, Art Shorts 211, Butch 60 DOD^yE Convertible. Check this one. *1090 ever, think it may take more Heater, ing arranged. EVIly Insured. SERVICE STATION waukee Braves finally agree on Fagan 211-200 -603, Andy Kra- R 550.00 LEARN TO DRIVE — Special FYee estimates. 649-9608, Jo­ 624 East Middle Tpke. than spirit to put the Irish over Manchester vontka 236— 676, Roland Smith the formidable barrier In the on. point: 'The club's officials attention to nervous and eld­ seph P. Lewis. 238—596, Bill Reichert 212 — '60 RAMBLER Fordor. Auto, trans. *790 gahie to be televised national­ aren’t too popular in the city 1960 Valiant 4 Dr. V2*00, 6 Cyl., erly. Classroom for teen-agers. 579. Pickup service. Day or eve­ ly by NBC. Kickoff is at 1:30 t h ^ want to abandon. Auto. Trans, rting lessons. Reasonable rates. pm. EST. “Wa’re not txx> popular In 545.00 Milwaukee, to say'th e least,” HOME ENGINEERS — Doris Manchester Dritlng Academy, K After losing three of Its first Dickinson 188, -Audrey Rich­ 742-7249. GUARANTEED . NO SET DOWN PAYMENT • LOCAL BANK FINANCING "Braves’ Bbcecutlv* Vice Presi­ 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. H'Top V8 Septic Tanks four games, the Spartans have ards 180, Marlys Dvorak ISO- FRED C . STURTEVANT dent Tom Reynold* told an At­ Auto Trans., Power Steer­ AND If any used passenger tire, identified on our Invoict eome along fast, beating North­ 465, EUeen Boris 180-189—502, a pro rata allowance per month based on selling price SCOTCH western, Wisconsin and Purdue lanta news conference Thurs­ ing, Radio & Heater. Business Services INTERIOR PAIN-nNC and PAPERHANGING anteed, ^j)t as a YOUR AUTHORIZED day. “If we were running in an Marie Bolls 190-481, Bea Bhg- M bemg guaranteed, ^ i)t as a result of any normal will be made by the seller toward the purchase of ar^ tn succession. Feature of. this 795.00 Offered 4 13 Plugged Sewers INDUSTRIAL ^ COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL WHISKY election tomorrow against ley 460, Jennie Leggett 461, f o e d hazard withmilhin 12 months oof purehaat date, than oomeback has been 180.pound CHOOSE WALLPAPER IN YOUB OWN Qoodyaar tira. Adolf Hitler we would lose up Gay Tpdd 469, Dolores Lewis LAND (jLBARINa, tree re­ VOLKSWAGEN DEALER halfback Dick Gordon, who has 451, Dot Anderson 459. Machine Gleaned piled up more than 500 yards there.” BEAUPRE moval, and chain saw work. ' HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES TED Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, rushing in four games. In Milwaukee, County Board MOTOR SALES, INC. A . Mlriiaud. 742-8096. THE BUCKINGHAM Sewer Lines Installed— Cel­ The Spartans have tvon 11 of (ilhalrman siugene Grohsohnildt 244 Broad St. Manchester EXTERIOR AIRLESS SPRAY SYSTEM went along with Reynolds. TYPEWRITERS - Standard lar Waterproofing Done. TWO COAT JOB WITH A ONE COAT PROCESS CORPORATION their last 12 meetings with Open Til 9 PM 643-2496 and electric. Repaired, over­ g o o d e a r service store Notre Dame—eight In a row. •T agree with that 100 per /Y '(> I l> I I 1 l. LL. K' I I N I I ‘ Other Sports hauled, rented. Adding ma­ Nl W VOI 'K TRUDON Always play Best cent,” Grobschmklt. said. "I McKin n e y BROS. TEL. 649-4645— 649-2979 TIS MAIN ITREBT, MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-952S chines rented and repaired. Tolland Turnpike • Talcottville *Wa always play our best could' thli^ a t some worse guys 1960 MGA Convertible, Pickup and dellge$y oervlce. Sewerage Disposal Co. OF THE OLDEST PAINT 'Mi'll, i I Hs . SI- ■ 1,001 gam* against Notre Dame," than Hitter who eottbl Page 15 mechanic 'condition, Tale T^pevrrltar Service. 646- 118 Paw l St. — ^ -5 3 0 8 IN CONNECTICUT Open Evenings • Phone 649-2838 •aid Duiuy Daugherty, .the them.’* OaU 6ii-AM L • - w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTFJL GUNN, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1964 PAGE NINETEBR Apartments—Flats— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1964 Houses For Sale 72 Fte- Sol* 72 HooMaFoTflsk 72 EIGHTEEN ..... -Tenements - 63 Hoa Rooms For Sslt 72 Wanted—Real Estate 77 PORTER STREET Area — 6 MANCHESTER — Immaculate MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom FIVE, FOUR and three bed­ BUYjPRS WATTINO — 8 bed­ P eople Bv PAGALt and SHORTEN Apartmaatb^FIftta 55w~D3ESEi974t6 room du­ ^«»plMe. 2-car executive ColonlaL appraised BEST BUYS - HowchoM Goods 51 TMigRR qiTGHTA BB A LAW M 6-room Cape on a quiet street room modem homes. Bel Air room home $30,000 maximum TMMmenti 88 plex apartment, heat, hot wat­ cloee to acnools, bua and shop­ fbr $80,000. Must self Sacri­ Real EstSto Co., specialists in ranch, $20,0(>0 minimum miil- RUOS, never used, 9x12 belg er, mptteBces; dryer, parking, fice. Make an offer. 644-8037. offering homes o f unusual Upla dwellings, all price BY BELFIORE THRIOO r o o m apurtuMDt, 64944M4. ping, $ bedrooms,' new For­ $80; 9x16 gold oriental, $35; ^ V T iTH a ll t h is t a l k o p fCNDlMG A MAN 1D1W I MOON, FOUR ROOMS,. Silt floor, full $D^ monthly. J.S. mica counter and atainless character. 648-9883. ranges. For Immediate action In the staam hast, good oantral beat, hot water, atova. n f H f • 648-5189, 648-8779. Uttod 72 Hmirs Ago CLASSIFIED 12x16 ruby Maharajah. 289- "THERE OUGHTA BE A LAN'OFFERB ATiNV SAMPLIMG OE THNM « OOME- eratar, $90. M7 No. Mf ln, 649- steel sink, aluminum storms call Paul J. Correntl Agency, 6966. tion. Adults only. 849 6997 af« and screens, $16,600. Wolver- MANCHESTER 643-5868. Big 6-room ^lonial, s m 9-s. f o u r r o o m unfurnished, sbe- WILL bathe, 3-car garage, Delmont | JHIt It A HISTORIC tar 6 pjn. toa Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. OPEN HOUSE oiri«craioERAT^~iw^ lAPlEfi AMO GUfTUMEN ond - floor; apartment. Inquire THESE BE SOLD News St. location. Modern kitchen, MOldENTfMTniMin’ iH iiom HAILANOBO, HEBRON — Wan fltreet Two 283 Oeattbr Street IF 1-5 P.M. electric range, both white, ex­ Vamon bathroom now apartmeate for »' ■ . - .-.-.ni— -----■.■■■ IN BETTER houiekMping oMi- TODAY? clean as the proverbial ADVERTISING cellent condition. 649-6836 ON INC MOON'AND MON Nf K|MC iOO you want more for your dltlm — randi with 6 large Saturday and Sunday POPE PAUL VI whistle. Aektng fi7,800. SOUTHGATE APTS. nawlywada or zatiraiiMiit, 16 rOCKVILLB 4 rooms, first 12th Circuit ROME (AP) — “ It will be a days, 648-6068 eve.' THE VOCE OE HiS NiEl.' ^ mlmitea to Pratt A Whitsay, Jloor, garage.-, heated stove comfort; convenience and rooms built 1959. Qulst dead­ 516 Woodbridge St. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS South S t Rockvma money, be sure to see this end street, 8 generous bed­ YOU BE THE JUDGE beautiful memento for this oc- 52 Aero« EVEHYTHINO in stezLlaad re- ^ CALUMO olaetrically haated. atoraga furnished. Call after 4 p.n^ Large 7 room C a ^ , dining lovely 6 room Colonial in rooms, family slse kitchen, rodm. large kitchen. l\ i baths, caslcm,’’ said Pope Paul VI, Route 86 In Bolt-on. Prime I 8 AJL to 5 PJL coodlttoada used fcsnlture and ATRONAUTflOOECR? Completely new concept in and parktef. Open Hooaa Sun­ weekdays, 876-8568. Court Cases handing a 1623 first folio edition tip-top condition and ready aluminum storms and screens, Manchester— 2 family, 5 on fireplace, peneled den, garage, location for building. Come | es, high quality-—low tri^SVEORVOUQ. Apartment Living. day, l-s r N o t $140, bat oifly of Shakespeare to an aide, who In with your offer. :es. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 Every apartment with $ n . TeL 32S-9115. for immediate occupancy. 100x196 lot, $16,900. Wolvei^ the first floor, 4H on the treee— many extras. See Inter­ COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. «n«ME8SAGE(> This aluminum sided home toh Agsncy, Realtor, 649-2818. ior, to fully- appreciate house. promptly walked away •with it. Street, Rockville. 876- t'amiBlied AportmentM 63-A second, excellent Income MANCHE8 TER SESSION It was an embarrassing mo­ List^ Lost Weak BUn/r 1964 — largo 4 room located off Vernon St. In from both, $95 and $75 re­ Reasonable ^ owner selling — MONDAT n n i nUDAT MtM AJL—SATCBDAV • AJL 2174. Open 9-k PRIVATE PATIO MANCHESTER—Spacious cus­ Joachim Gaul, 21, of High­ ment for members of Britain’s 7-room, 4-hedroom Cape in I Indoor-Outdoor Living! Cook apartment In qulat reaidential jlOCKVniE' OENTER^Mod- Manchester features a pan- spectively. 2-car garage, you save!! 643-7767. Bowers area. 1 <4 baths, ga­ neigtaboiHood. Oidy' $135 per em 4 rooms, heated, furnished, - eled family room, 1 % tiled tom built horns in exeellent land Rd., Coventry, was bound Royal Stratford Shakespeare BEDS, mattresses, boxsprings outs, etc. close -to bus line. Only $16,- company. A member of the rage. Ideal for large family -■clearance prices. Hurry for, mrath. MM183. all utilities, adults; also, three baths, 3 large bedrooms, residential area, ultra modem 500. Yes, that’s right, $15,- ever to Hartford Superior Acres and acres of land kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Lots For Sale 73 .company, Dorothy Tutin, had nith moderate budget. Ask­ DIAL best buys. Howard’s Sleep Birds, trees, grass, cool room, adults. 875-9121. spacious dining room and 500 (Jourt yesterday afternoon af­ 643-2711 MANCHESTER — 6 room flat. plus 3 lavatories, covered handed the book to the Pope for ing 815.900. Center, 689 Main, 649-6386. I breesea kitchen with built-in ap­ . flrat floor, pai1cfii|r. near bus, ATTRACTIVE 8*room heated pliances, plus a large llv- patio, Florida room, complete­ BOLTON LAKE—Shore front ter having a hearing on prob­ his blessing. Listod Last Wm K The finest in this area! ■hopping. (&n ^ i pm .. apartment,' furnished; Large Manchester— 6 room Ciq>e, lot 50x186 on Bolton second able cause to a charge of em­ In the confusion immediately B1GM3EST BARGAIN IN ’TOWN Rent includes heat hot water, 1 Ing room with fireplace. ly air-conditioned, minunum Immaculate Dutch Colonial C o a t h u M d P m Pracadhg Pog* closets. P r iv a t e entrances. enclosed rear porch, fire­ lake. Choloe location on Wild­ after a special performance g iV ' TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! deluxe range, refrigerator, dis­ Full wall-to-wall carpeting, maintenance Inside and oi bezzlement by agent. style residence off East Cen­ Parking. No pets. Adults. 648- drapes, appliances, air con­ Call the R F. Dimock C place, aluminum siding, wood Drive on west side of en for the Pope and many of the i , 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAT posal, laundry, ample closets, lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc. Judge Stanley Yesukiewlcz ter Street. Clean as the pro­ SIhntloiM H'antod— | Aitlclea For Sale 45 4860. ■ ditioner, patio , and many 649-5346. aluminum storms, giu-age, 2,000 prelates attending the verbial whistle. Six Mg "SUPER DELUXE’’ ample parking. ' close to schools, bus line, 649-524$. ordered the blndover and he set Vatican Ecumenical Council, Female 38 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE additional extras are In­ bond at $500, which Gaul post­ rooms, all recently redone. ‘NEVER USED anything like LEGAL TWO LARGE rooms, furnished cluded. All of this plus a INCOME PROPERTY — Three stores. Only $17,200. Pope Paul VI mistook the $60,- Wall-to-wall carpeting In it,” say users of Blue Lustre All 100% Guaranteed ROOMS first floor., prlv^ite bath and family producing $3,600 per DOUBLE building lot for sale, ed. . 000 book s-s a gift. BXCBLLBNT oare for children ONLY $444 delightful lot professionally 200x400, School Road, Bolton. The Gaul case involves the several rooms. Garage space for cleaning carpet. Rent elec­ $120 entrance, large porch, park­ landscaped. As the proud year. Two three’s and a five After a hasty explanation by for S cars—extra Income in my home - hour, day or $14.08 DOWN NOTICE ing. 644^162. JACK LAPPEN AGENCY Call (149-2871. alleged embezzlement of an es­ I week. Manehoater Oreen area. tric shampooer $1. The Sher­ owners we are selling this room unit. Terrific for ambi­ Archbishop John C. Heenan, the possibility. Unsurpassed lo- | win-Williams Co. $14.08 MONTH Available Now BID NOTICE tious couple starting out. Easy 66 Baldwin Road timated $100 from an auto folio was returned. «4»-2149. — JUST LOOK — home Ourselves. Please no 644-1541 parts firm on Broad St. Police cation. Enclosed porch! Call (Agent on Premises) Sealed proposals for tbs eon- agents. To Inspect oall 649- to finance with this income. FREE WHEELS — Buy two — YOU GET — Suburban For Sale 75 .said that Gaul, a former deliv­ I.ien Charboneau now on this m a t u r e w o m a n wanU 875-5485 648-6396 Bualncas Locattons 3329. On bus line, central heat. T.J. JACK BENNY snow tires at regular prices 16-PIECE BEDROOM itruction of S a n it a r y and one. babyelttlnc anytime. Have Drainage Additions at Robert­ - For Rent 64 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. COVENTRY — Cute 4 room ery man for the firm, reported­ SALT LAKE CTTY (AP) — and get two new wheels free. 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM TWO FOR the price of one: ranch, double wooded lot. ga­ ly failed to turn in cash re­ Listed 48 Hours Age own transportation. Call 649- faa. Am . U. t. Ea» son School, Coventry, Connecti­ Jack Benny, often the victim of Cole’s Discount Station. 643' 12-PIBCE KITCHEN m o d e r n c e n t r a l Immaculate 6-room Cape on n S 6 after 6 p.m. Catw. iW# %y OalHd Eflw t l ildiMli. SCH(X>L ST. — Spacious cut, win be received Iw the ,, , Alr- 6 ^ room Cape, excellent con­ rage, large Uvlng room vrith ceipts from several deliveries. comic misfortunes on his televi­ 5332. — PLUS — (Jondltloned Offices for rent. MANCHESTER — Ideal loca­ dition, has 18” fleldstone walls 'Two Manchester men, now School St. Tremendous wood­ roonu, first floor, desirable Board of Education at tbe fireplace, only $8,500. Hayes sion program, had a real one ELECTRIC Off Street parking. Inquire at tion. 6 room Cape, fireplace, Homes to fit your taste also, a 4 room ranch that serving from 12 to 15 years In ed lot. A Best Buy at 814,900. THE AMAZINO Blue Lustre neighborhood, garage, $95. office of the SuperlntendeRt of a^tteched garage. Bus line. Agency. 643-4803. Thursday. REFRIGERATOR 164 Bast Center S t or phone shows excellent Income: both the State Prison at Somers, will leave your upholstery Glastonbury, 633-1874. Scbools, (Joventiy H IA Bohool, Char-Bon Real Estate, 648- Priced to fit your budget A car that was to bring the Very Recent Listing Sitoatioiia Wanted— TV SET 649-5261. . for $18,900. small down pay­ R(XJKV1LLE — $12,000. 6-4, were returned to this court yes­ p>erformer from the airport into beautifully soft and clean. Wanted—^To Bnv 58 Apartments—Flats— Apartments— Flats— until 7:80 PJC,, BB.T. bn No­ 0683. two-famlly flat, 2-car garage, Norman Hohenthal has just Male 39 AND COMB. RANGE $13,990 6-room bungalow. Needs ment. Pasek Realty, 289-7475 terday on a writ of habeas cor­ the city traveled only a few feet Rent electric shampooer $1. Free Delivery in Conn. Tenements 63 Tenements 63 vember 33, 19M, and at that BE A'UTtPULLT paneled air amesite (Irive, city water and listed one of the nicest WANTED—Plano for Church WEST SIDE — > rooms, heat­ 5IANCHESTBR—6 ^ room ove^ some work. or 742-8243. pus regarding outstanding before running out of gas. An ranches we’ve seen in many WANTED BT middle aged Olcott Vsuiety Store. Free Set-Up By Our Men time and place will be pubUcly conditioned space, over 1400 sewers, reasonable offers iq)- and Sunday School use. Call FOUR R(X>M flat, second floor, GLASTONBURY— 6 rooms and ed, garage. 649-9021. sized brick (Jape, finished criminal counts against them embarrassed reception commit­ a moon. Seven rooms, two couple — apartments to man­ Free Service By Ebcperts opmed and read aloud. sq. ft., will BUbdirtde, profes­ coun- CENTRALLY located 6 room preclated. Lawrence F. Flano, in Manchester and East Hart­ tee quickly found another vehi­ KEEP TOUR carpets beautiful 646-0233. centra] location, heat, hot bath, 8 miles from Aircraft, Plans and Speclfleailoaa may sional area parking. Main and basement, patio, garage. Well Cape, aluminum siding, wood­ garages, tn-o patios. Quality | age and maintain. Telephone despite constant footsteps of Free Storage Until Wanted 4% ROOM DUPLEX — Thla Is Realtor, 643-2766, Charles ford. cle. after 7 or before B p.m., 289- water, one year leaae. Call on bus line, adults or small Just like owning your own be obtained at tbe office c t tbe Haynes Street reasonable 649- landscaped. Minimum main­ ;SOLD ed lot gives privacy, $450 Nicholson, 742-6364. Andersen windows, dream a busy family. Oet Blue LuS' Phone for appointment tenance. For appointment call 'The inmates, Richard J. Benny, who will play the vio­ 0719. 649-6048 after 6 p.m. family preferred. 633-2397. home. First floor — living Superintendent of Schools, Cov­ 2811. : eh. Large down, FHA appi^sed $13,800. Frigidnire kitchen including j tre. Rent electric shampooer SAMUEL ALBERT Rooms Wltnoot Board 59 649-1988. Prlnclpials only. Pasek Realty, 389-7476, 742- BOLTON — 7 room ranch on Dunn Jr., 20, of 16 Wadsworth lin in a benefit performance pull-down burner units and $1. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Hartford, 247-0858 SIX ROOMS, Cottage Street, ROCKVILLE—4 rooms, first room, dining room, kitchen, entry High School, Covieotry, JSOLD St., and Richard A. Dorey, 21, with the Utah Symphony Or­ birch cabinets, refrigerator, Connecticut, upon payment of FOR L4BA8 E—Excellent loca­ 8243. four acres. Three car garage, Imperial oven. .8” insulation ’ Dogs—Birds—Pete 41 Supply. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT FURNISHED room, light newly decorated, garage, floor, heat and electricity in­ tion for dpctqr’a office or TWO FAMILY-One year Md, outbulldlnga Ideal for horses, of 136 Blssell St., were return­ chestra Saturday night, brush­ in attic., 1 */|” in walls. 1,600 housekeraing. private en­ range, hood, hi bath, carpeted $10.00 for each s e t Said pay­ $15,990 Convenient Colonial. If you have no means of trans­ adulU only. Call 640-8769. cluded. 875-0S77 between 4-8 beauty parlor. 415 Main Street. 4 And 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, COLONIAL — Bowers srea. etc. Vacant Owner very anx­ ed, at their own request, to dis­ ed the incident off with a shrug. sq. ft. of living area on a I RUBBER STAMPS — Three trance. Lady only. One min­ ■tain, Venetian blinds. Second ment will be returned to bidders family room one apartment, Ideal location. IXMl SAXJC — Brittany spaniel, portation, n i send my auto for p.m. Completely renovated and am­ Two large bedrooms, alumi­ ious. T. J. (Jrockett, Realtor, pose of outstanding charges of hMiitlfnl tree-shaded lot. lines name and address, cush­ ute from Main S t TeL 649- floor— 2 bedrooms, large clos­ who shall have'submitted bona modern kitchen, excellent con­ JOYCE NORTON 2-year-old male, some trsdnlng, you. No obligation on your part. ets, full ceramic bathroom. ple parking. J. D. Realty, 643- $16,800 Brick front ranch. Ex­ num siding, paneled den, de­ 643-1677. robbery with violence and Truly a fine quality home ioned mount, knob handle 7959 after 6. THREE R(X)M apartment, 118 VERNON fide bids, and who within tan dition. Philbrick Agency. 649- breaking and entering with LONDON (AP) — Joyce Nor­ excellent hunter. |78. Phone Main St., $100. 649-6220. 9-5. Heat, hot water, park^, 5129. ceptional buy. lightful yard. E.J. (Jarpenter, and a BEST BUY at $23,900. $1.80. Please print or type. (10) days after the opening of 8464. Broker, 649-5051, 649-0871, CLARK ROAD In Wiping. criminal Intent. Atty. Da^vld ton got broader over the years. 742-8111 after 5:30. Quality Rubber Stamps, P.O. THE THOMPSON House, Cot­ basement, storage pnd laun­ Listed Recently bids return Plans and Spedfl- i d e a l o f f i c e location for $16,600 6 g Q L J ) two eve 649-9204. Custom buUt 6 room Rwch. Barry was appointed public Her bathtub stayed the same I Box 765, Manchester, Conn., 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD tage Street, centrally located, FOUR ROOM apartment for Country Living dry. (Jhlldren welcome. On bus catlons In good condition. MANCHESTER — Executive Older two-family that frank­ POODLES, DARK and light rent, including heat, hot water any business, 458 Main Street, A real nice home. Three bed­ defender for both men and their width. 06042. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. la ^ e pleasantly fumlahed line. Rent reasonablle. Tel. af­ By Order of the Board of Ed­ 649-5229. 9-5. neighborhood, lovely 7 room rooms, carpeting, fireplace ly needs work. At $16,000, 1 silver, 9 weeks, AKC, home rooms, parking. Call 649-2858 and g u for cooking. Oas stove cases will be heard in this court For a year she campaigned to I ter 4 p.m., 649-3666, owner. ucation, (Joventry, (JonnectloaL Colonial, mammoth llvli $17,600 Family room Ranch. and finished recreation room, though, could be an excellent raised. 649-3175. CLEARANCE — Squirrel cape, 1964 MOTOROLA ’TV closeouts. for overnight and permanent and electric refrigerator fur­ on Nov. 19. Both Dunn and : persuade her landlord — the At Town House! Wilson L. TUley, room, modern kitchen wH__ Close to bus and shop­ water softener, half acre lot Investment for a handy man. $15; lamps; shelf; fireplace Only four left. Now offered guest rates. nished. Call 649-7834 or 649- MANCHESTER Dorey were convicted in Tol­ Town (Jouncil of suburban Ux- MINIATURE FRENCH poodle, "CAREFRBM COUNTRY Superintendent of Sobools Houses For Rent 65 bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri­ ping. T. J. (Jrockett Realtor, 643- Live rent fref:, or buy as an I screen; Admiral ’TV, $5; boy’s at greatly reduced prices. 6779 between 6-7 p.m. LIVING WITH ALL CITY fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, land Superior Court on charges blrdge—to give her a new tub. male, 8 weeks old, champagne CLEAN, comfortably furnished, Parkade Garden Apts. 1677. Dmlng the year three council Investment and rent out both color, AKC, $100. Paper train­ toys cheap; Mini-bike. Call Come in, get our deal. Mar­ CONVIENCBS” COMPLETELY .furnished 4 643-4808. $17,800 New 6-room Colonial. 1- MEMBERSHIP of breaking and entering. flats. 643-8972. low’s Furniture Department, ail utilities, nice neighborhood, SPACIOUS upstairs 6 room room house, automatic . heat ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two members, two other officials ed, puppy shots. Tel. 643-7123. apartment, garage, Msmehes- W. Middle Turnpike car garage. and one social worker called to 867 Main Street. parking. 649-1352, p.m. Small select new apart­ adults only. 649-1794. B3IGHT R(X)M raised ranch, IN A FINE HOME acres of Wooded land plus a 6 EAST HARTFORD SESSION South Windsor FOR SALE — healthy 6 weeks SMITH-CORONA electric type­ ter, very central. Call 649- ment residence, serenely sit­ Adjacent Manchester Shopping two years old, large living $18,300 60-foot Ranch with room stone house with a three (Jliarles A. Heck. 23, of 61 inspect both the tub and Mrs. | A “ Mr. Clean” brick and old part Oerman Shepherd writer. excellent condition, LADY KENMORE portable 3616. uated on a tree shaded hill­ Parkade East CMtmr St. SEVEN ROOM Split Level In room with fireplace, modem breezeway and garage. car garage, all for $14,000. Lo­ Llnnmore Dr., Manchester, ar­ Norton. frame ranch a stone’s throw dlshwasheit Beng;al gas range. puppies, very reasonable. Tel. must sell, price reasonable. Apartments— Flan— top within walking distance Manchester, modern kitchen kitchen with bullt-lns, family (Justom built raised ranch, cated above Munson’s Candy rested early this morning; Thursday night the council’s I from tbe Manchester Uae. 649-0601. Limed oak double bed. Call FOUR R(X)M apturtment, first of bus and 20 parkway with buUt-lns, Ihi baths, fam­ room, 4 or 5 bedrooms. 2-zone $18,900 Executive Ranch. 3-car housing committee decided to Raised hearth flrepaoe, 8 U2-6302. Tenemenn 63 floor, hot water. Call between 1-2 and 8 bedrooms from recreation room plus two Shop. House needs a com­ charged with breach of the 643-9471 after 6. minutes from Hartfonl OFFICES ily room, garage, etc. $200 per hot water heat, garage, $ 2 4 .^ garage. Vacant peace following a complaint of a install a new smd broader tub. | bedroome, full cellar, 2-cnr | 6 H.P. SIMPUCITY rider gar­ 8-12 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. 649- $123, includes heat, hot fireplaces. 1600 f t , of plete redecorating, but haa FEMALE TOY poodles, AKC, ’THREE ROOM heated apart­ Rent ■ includes G.E. refrig­ month. Philbrick Agency, 649- Philbrick Agency. 649-8464. family disturbance, was arraign­ “ About time, too,” said Mrs. garage, 100’x250’ lot, 1 den tractor and equipment, THREE PHX3E poster bed­ 6987. water, electric range, re­ $19,400 8-room multi-level. Per­ living area offered for $23,- new well, septic, etc. T. J. 6 weeks old, silver. Call 643- ment, 456 Main Street. Call erator; built-in oven, range, 8464. Crockett, ReUtor, 643-1677. ed In court with bond set at Norton. line location. Two ye Jary power sickle bar, camp room set; solid maple kitchen frigerator, garbage dis­ RANCH, 4 rooms. 3 bedrooms, fect condition. 900. 1703. 649-5229, 9-5. SEVEN ROOM duplex, quiet garbage disposer; heat, hot posal, nuMts ’TV antenna, LAST 350 square $25 and the case continued to young. trailer, garden tools, machin. set; apartment size electric OFF PORTER STREET—A 4 kitchen, living room, wooded BOLTON LAKE — Four room SAMMY DAVIS JR. range. Cali 649-0495. neighborhood, Laurel St. $110. water, free parking, lovely parking, storage space and feet of prime of- $19,400 Prestige Ranch. Treed Manchester’s Circuit (Jourt 12 South Windsor OROOMINO and boardii^, will ist’s tools and box. Make of­ BOLTON CENTER Apartments, tree shaded picnic area. bedroom home vyjth 2 baths, lot, handy to bus, diopplng, year ’round home, generous KANSAS (JITY, Mo. (AP) — I collect and deliver. H. C. fer. May be seen Saturday and Comer Brandy St. and Bouton Call 643-2465. recreation room. fier space NOW rec room and gi&rsLge, avail­ lo t $1,700 assumes session on Nov. 80. Heck ported Building lot adjoining Maa- Just a few 4 room apart­ etc. Excellent condltloo. $12,- J.D. REALTY CO. room sizes, 3 b^room s, the bond. The nature of two hours of testi­ C2>ase, Harmony Hill Ken. Sunday at Box 557, Watrous Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, LEASING. able now until next Spring. 900. Philbrick Agency, 64^ mortgage. chestor. Mandieater water BLONDE CRIB with mattress, SEVEN ROOMS and garage, ments left at . . . 75x150 lot, pays for Itself, Arthur N. Coseo, 58, no cer­ mony by entertainer Sammy nels, Bolton, 643-5427. Road, Bolton. 649-6091. hot water, stove, refrigerator, FIRST HARTFORD T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 8464. 648-6129 648-8779 $10,900. Wolverton Agency, Davis before a federal grand available. Being aold to settlo high chair, $30. 643-7768. excellent location, 88 Laurel $20,000 5 and 5 two family. liv e tain address, was fined $10 for ostate. Profeeslonally a p - j $125. 649-3266, 648-4812. Ideal for insur­ 1577. Realtor. 649-2818. Jury in Kansas City Thursday COCKER SPANIEL, male, MASCO P.A. SYS’TEM, Indoor Street. Call 649-7747. REALTY rent free. intoxication. Coseo was arrest­ praised. WES’TINGHOUSE cabinet sew­ LOOKING for anything In real 649-2896 Eves. 643-0807 ance man, ac­ has not been disclosed. AKC with papers, housebrok- and outdoor. Wilcox Gay re­ FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, Only $125! EAST CENTER STREET—7 BOLTON — Spilt level, 8 bed­ ed in Manchester at 12:30 p.m. en, has shots, $25. Call 742- cord maker and tape recorder. ing machine, excellent condl- estate rentala — apartments, 643-0759 countant or other room house, 1% baths and ga­ TOP NO'TCH BUY $21,900 Elxquislte 6-room Colo­ today after police received a Davis flew here late Wednes­ Four Bodrooms Uon, $35. Call 649-1196. oil furnace, garage. Call 643- nial. Large treed lot. SIX R(X>M Colonial, over an rooms, modem kitchen with day night from New York smd Bockledge section. Owner I 8326 before 2 p.m., or after 12 bass Hohner accordion. Re­ homes, multiple dwellings, csdl 8507. Samuel M. professional use. rage, immediate occupancy. acre of luid, 2-car garage, bullt-lns, 2-acre lot with trees, complaint from a Hazel St. wom­ 5:30 p.m. vere movie camera and pro­ J. D. Realty, 643-5129. Call weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, start packing on this one. an that a man •was sitting on went directly to the airport for prefers sale without too much | A six room cape with a $22,900 4 family duplex. Im­ fireplace, many fine shrubs only 0 years old. For qualified fuss. Low twenties. Immedi­ jector and equipment. HO THRHSE b e d r o o m single MANCHES’TER — Apartment Eve. and weekends 649-1421. her front lawn. the return flight after he left the 30” KEINMORE electric range. Lavitt Agency breezev^y and an over­ maculate condition. and bushes. Law taxes and buyer conventional mortgage federal courthouse. ate ocenpancy. train set Pinball machine. 742-8797. home, baths, and garage, hunting? We are rental agents convenient. $18,900. J.D. Real­ or VA •with no do^wn payment. The case of Emil Grieder, 78, .Make offer. May be seen Sat­ * Alr-Condltionod THREE ROOM .single hou.se in sized gara^. Just off the Dougald McMillan, govern­ ArficleB For Sale 45 DON’T PASS UP Immediate occupancy, central­ 643-2158 Realtors 875-6297 for the Carriage House, ’The bus line. Excellent condi­ $25,900 Beautiful 4 bedroom ty Co., 643-5129, 643-8779. Selling for $18,900. (Jail the R. of 164 Pearl St., Manchester, Four Bedrooms urday and Sunday at Box 557, SOLID MAPLE trestle table ly located on bus line. Call Lawton Gardens and the Glen- Bolton. Very nicely furnished. charged with the sale of liquor ment attonisy from Washing­ Nlne-rom Colonial on trefed Vernon (Jlrcle — Pkwy. Exit 95 649-6438. tion throughout. Now va- multi-level. F a m ily F. Dlmock Co., 649-6245. ton, who is handling the current j SNOWBLOWERS, new and Watrous Road, Bolton. 649- and 6 thumb back maple weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, Bhre. wood Apartments. Your choice room. (JUSTOM DESIGNED contem­ to a minor, was nolled. and ehrnbbed lot In excellent { 6091. THIS OPPORTUNITY! Open 7 Days A Week * Abundant off strtot c£int. Ideal location for investigation, said It would be used. Aliens, Snoblrd, Toro, chairs. 643-4410. and weekends 649-1421. of one or two bedroom flats, BOLTON — 4 room ranch, $125 porary built for gracious liv­ TOLLAND — 514-room ranch, area. Separate (first floor) two bedroom duplexes. Rents schools. T. J. Crockett, impr(q)er for him to comment Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. monthly. Newly decorated. Realtor, 643-1577. ing, sunken ll'vlng room, for­ 2 years old, built-in range, pro­ laundry room, en eloa ed 1 COMMODE, Hitchcock chairs, FIVE ROOMS, 116 Charter Oak start at $185. per month. Call parking These are just a few of the on Davis’ appearance. Service and parts. Capitol A CHANCE TO LIVE Street, adults, gas stove pro­ Goodchild-Bartlett, Realtors, mal dining room, planned for fessionally built rec room breezoway, Jalousied porch, It J pine stand, chest. Orthopedic IN BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL RCkJKVILLB — 4 rooms, $50, 643-1108, Warren E. Howland, homes listed exclusively with us. nine spacious rooms, 3 baths, $14,900, $450 down. Pasek Ford Begins The grand jury has been in outsldo patio. Private rear | Equipment, 38 Main Street, Diamonds— ^Watehc first floor. Call 643-4385. vided, gas heat, immediate 289-0939. session most of this week. The Manchester. Open daily 7-5, ■ mattress, waterproofing paint, Realtor. We have many more to offer two huge fireplaces, recrea­ Realty, 289-7476, 742-8248. yard. Finished rec room. Two J ew eb r 48 wringer washer, 6 months. MANOR APAR’TMBNTS 178 occupancy. 643-7111. SEVEN ROOM (ddet hame, only other witness before a | Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Can The you, so call now and inquire. tion room, bar, patio. Priced In flroplacee, two-oar g;arage, 643-6526. SPRUCE ST. CLEAN 4 ROOM flat available 5^ ROOMS, SECOND floor, bedrooms, 3 baths, lot TSxlSL luncheon recess was Msulon | WA’TCH AND JEWELRY re­ ’THREE ROOM apartment, first Suburban For Rent 66 40’s. Call owner, 649-6285, 643- COVENTRY — a bedrooms, liv­ Huge Layoff plastered walls, reoened ra­ DARK, RICH stone-free loam! December 1st, adults. 649- heated, refrigerator and stove, B and H Co. (Owners) Marlon E. Robertsoo, Realtor 6863. ing room, kitchen, bath, heated Sibley of South Miami, Fla, diation. Solid value bere^ pairing. Prompt service. Up to BA’THINETTE, carriage, play­ floor, heat, hot water, electric 6436953 Also, fill, sand, gravel and Available December 1st, 7567; after 6, 649-1928. garage. 643-6637. VERNON;—Four room modem BARROWS A WALLACE porch. Baseboard heat. Rea­ don't mlsa It. $20 on your sacrifice MANCHESTER— 6 room ranch, SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen listings we offer for your ther, singer Vic Damone. washer, dlsposaL Two fire­ $35. Large assortment of used YOUR BRAND NEW 1965 8'-2 ROOM apartment, includ­ living room with fireplace, toi' Minimum down VA financing Miller was in San Diego to places. Unique arrangement I Zenith ’TV is waiting for you dining room, large living room, inspection at Jarvis Acres Miss Angeli ran from a corri­ restaurant, store and tavern DRY HARDWOOD for sale. ing heat, hot water, electric medtote occupancy, $15,900. available. Lawrence F. Flano. dedicate a new building at Sam dor outside the courtroom into a allows first floor family Call 742-8059. at Marlow’s. Come in soon and 3 bedrooms, screened porch, off Vernon Street in Man­ equipment Fontaine’s Used SCHOOL STREET — Six room stove and refrigerator. First 1-car garage, near bus and •Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. Realtor, 643-2766, Charles Diego State College. conference room, weeping bit­ rooms If desired. A prestige | Restaurant Equipment, 473 make arrangements for a free chester. Both of these Nicholson, 742-6364. Duplex, modem bath, adults floor In two family home. Call shopping, $16,500. Philbrick homes are of ranch de­ The UAW’s Bannon, In assail- terly. location In the mld-twentlM Windsor St., Hartford, 527- home trial. Marlow’s furniture preferred, $100 per month. evenings or all dav on week­ Agency, 640-8464. signs with 3 bedrooms and ing management, said agree' Damone, divorced from the 677L FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. A Appliance, 867 Main Street. Available Nov. 15. Call 643- We Are Hiring end 742-6124. OWNER MUST sell due to fl- Rocklodg* \hi baths. They differ in ments had been reached in as actress five years ago, picked 742-7729. Call Art at 649-9221. 5563. nancial reversals this beauti­ Big, Mg, big 8-room split. ONE BLOCK from Main, two $14,900 their street locations and aembly-plant disputes, "but we up the boy at the New York a baths, a flreplaoea, 3 ga- | BTOP. CLIMBING stairs. Elec­ COVENTRY—Fo\ir room over­ family, 4-4 duplex, permanent ful five room cape with breeze­ tric stair elevator chair, swiv­ ODD PIECES of home furnish­ FOR RENT — 4-room heated their extras. See both of way. two car garage plus a cannot report the same atmos home of Miss Angeli’s mother rages. Automptic Mteh^ sized Cape, artesian well, siding, two recent heating sys­ Sept. 20, and flew with him to el seat, folds. 643-4410. ings, including divan, match­ apartment, call 643-5118 be­ 6-room expandable Cape on them. It will be worth your large utility building In the phere of reasonableness on the family room plus offloe. Good Garden—Farm— Dairy fireplace, ceramic tile bath tems, garage.s, clean. Hayes CJalifornia. Wlas Angeli contends ing chair, 3-piece loveseat, tween 8:30 a.m, - 4:30 p.m. with built-in vanity, custom a large wooded lot being of­ while. We can't choose be­ rear. Haa 1.8 acres of land and part of management of manu sized lot. Price draetioallY Agency, 643-4803. Damone was only supposed to SNOW BIRD snowblower, 4 Products 50 crib, Stauffer couch. TV set, built cabinets with stove and fered at FHA evaluation. tween them. Maybe you is located on Route 44A just facturing plants.” reduced for fast sale. A The disagreements are In visit the b ^ . She flew from Ita­ h.p., self-propelled, like new, laundry sink, fiber rug, alum­ WE HAVE customers waiting oven. 742-6724. MANCHESTER—Spacious tree Features include aluminum can. over Bolton line in Coventry. Best Buy! used 8 times, $200. 643-7281. APPLES—Macs and Cortlands, inum awnings, etc. Make offer. for the rental of your apart­ stamping plants at Buffalo, ly to New 'York and swore out a No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, shaded 6 room Colonial In one siding, windows and trim, Many possible uses for rear Cemmoreiol May be seen Saturday and ment or home. J. D. Resilty, building. Has a $16,000 FHA N.Y., and C^cago Heights, 111.; kidnaping warrant. 529 W. Center St. of Manchester’s finest areas. dormer, fireplace. A cleaner Large paroM suitable for 18 Sunday at Box 557, Watrous 643-6129. Business Property than clean home— priced to mortgage that buyer can as­ an Ypsilantl, Mich., parts plant; Damone, 86, was arrested in Includes breezeway and 2-car JARVIS REALTY CO. Beverly Hills on the warrant apartments or other naea. B’TRICTLY FRESH EGGS— Road, Bolton. 649-6091. EXPERIENCED . For Sale 70 garage, 3 very large bedrooms, sell. sume (payments $163.00). A assembly factories in Dallas Smarf New Jumper and Sterling Township, Mich.; a Oct. 14, but has been free pend­ Near future redevelopment Giuliani’s Farm, Birch Moun- Ihi baths, formal dining room, 643-1121 649-1200 steal at $20,000. T.J. Crockett, ares. Professionally ap- | BUSINESS ZONE tU - Eight Realtor. 643-1577. Ford-Mercury assembly plant ing disposition of the custody tsdn Road to Tinker Pond family size kitchen, 24’ living dispute. praised to settle estate. Road, Bolton. SOU’TH WINDSOR rooms with two offices, sep­ room with fireplace. Owner WESLEY SMITH and a truck factory at Wayne, Wanted—To Buy 58 WAPPING — modern 6 room arate entrance, suitable for moving out of town wants fast AGENCY MANCHESTER — Luxurious Mich; and an aluminum plant Glastonbury busine;^ or protesslonsd use. sale. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Ranch, garage, full basement, at Sheffield, Ala. Brand new raised faneh. 3Vi MEDIUM SIZE racoon coat, NUTMEC HOMES 8 room ranch, 2 full baths, near schools, large treed lot, Still Counting Philbrick Agency, 849-8464. tor, 649-2813. maintenance free redwood ex­ Ford said its layoffs Friday baths, Vermant marble lire- I Jolly St. Nick! good condition, reasonable. 643-1567 immediate occupancy. Bel Air night would be at plants in eight place, ’Dqinan Mtolmi. Over Call between 6-8 p.m., 649- MODEU OPEN terior, family room with fire­ Real Estate, 643-9332. place, scenic acre lot. A must states: Michigan, Ohio, New 3,100 ft. living area. Could 2428. MACHINISTS Land For Sale 71 York, New Jersey, Indiana, be four or even ll^ve bed­ see for the quality conscious. LBJ Enjoys Saturday & Sunday SEASON’S GREETINGS TOLLAND — $2,500 assumes Missouri, Minnesota and Virgin­ BOLTON—7.7 acres, 3 clear. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. mortgage, save closing costs. rooms. Mlnntaa from Man­ WANTED TO BUT—Antlcmes $13,900— 5 ROOM home, ga ia. chester, In fact has Manches­ and good used furniture. Vil­ 12 till Darii Appointment to inspect call rage, centrally located, excel­ Spotless 5V4 room Colonial for our Monchester and 649-0389 or 527-0969. Large Colonial in excellent BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Ranch, bullt-ihs, 14 acre wood­ R ecord Lead ter city water. Ask for Nor­ lage Peddler Auction House, location, garages, hardwood lent buy. Call Paul J. Cor- Garrison Colonial. Call owner, man Hohenthal. Route 83, BUlngtca. 875-6711, New 6 ' and 6-rooin ranches ed lot. Hurry! Hayea Agency, floors, very clean and well renti Agency, 643-5363. 649-2104. MRA Seeks Okay Bob ETucklger, and Son. complete with built-in oven BOLTON — two acres, business 643-4803. Apartment House Bind range, dishwasher, _ cen­ zoned, on Manchester line. kept. Reduced to $15,900. TRAGEDY REDUCES price — Over Barry Five Incomes from this mod­ CASH IMMEDIATELY — We ter hsJl entrance and' at­ new Vernon plant. Route 6 and 44 : .seven cleared beautiful 7 room Split Level, BOLTON - Manchester line To Have Hearing em brick structure should tached garage. FHA and level dry acres, large brook, New 7*4 room raised ranch, 2- buy anything from a pin to •I.D. REALTY CO. l >/4 baths, recreation room, (Continued from Page One) appeal to the prudent In­ battleship. Used furniture smd VA financing available. pond, hi mile off Route 6. $3,- garage, \ acre, view. Hut- car garage, built-in kitchen, The Manchester Redevelop­ vestor. Call Bill Belflore for | 900. Terms. Owner eve. 742- 643-5129 643-8779 2*4 baths, fireplace, finished appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, Complete at only $17,600. r, china Agency, Realtors, 649- ment Agency may not wait for stirred by Goldwater. Five of facts and figures. 649-8254, 249-4794. W E OFFER: 8090. 6132. 67 FALKNOR DRIVE rec room, 2-zone heat, sun Directions: Route 83 to Ver­ deck, one acre lot. other ex federal action on the North the six states he carried are in Garrison Colonid End renewal before conducting non (ihrcle, continue around COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, Ihi tras. Only $23,900. Your home the South. Here’s a rec^tly listed brick I WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ Houses For 12 MANCHESTER—6 room home $1,000.00 down and $130.00 a public hearing on the proj Despite the upsurge, though, tique and used furniture, china, Cirtde to Kelly Road, pro­ in St, .lames Pari.sh. 100x170 baths, family room off kitchen, In trade. Lawrence F. Flano, and frame Garrison Colonial. ceed to Diane Drive. • GOOD PAY built-ins, dishwasher, intercom, a month (Includeejinterest, Realtor, 643-2766, Charles ect. the South as a whole Still trailed Sparkling and Immaculate, I glass, sTiver, picture frames 4 baths, beautifully built 1958. Spotless condition. all 5 rooms as bedrooms. 2*4 baths, charming country y et' formally okayed the plans. izens cast presidential ballots. Baked enamel steel storma sonable. Tel 648-8436. « • OPPORTUNITIES FOR OVERTIME finished family room, large Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Knotty pine recreation kitchen, screened summer Rybezyk says that the final Next were Minnesota wUh 76.4 and screens. Plastered w a lls . RANCH wooded lot. Hayea A gency,; 649-5132. room in basement. Nice lot porch adjacent, 2-car garage. federal approval awaits only per cent and Idaho with 75.S per Let us s h w you through— 643-4803. 196 feet deep allows plenty Lovely 2*4 acre lot in excel­ the signature of renewal ad- cent. then you tell us whether you | of play, area and garden lent neighborhood. Realistical' ministration officials; the pa- like It or not. L-shaped 6-room Ranch, MANCHESTER — 6-room Co- space. Property is now va­ ly priced In low 30's. For ap' perwork is complete and in or- O n - n f i l APPLY AT MANCHESTER PLANT WEEKDAYS corner lot, in Wapping, on lonial with 3 bedrooms, 24-foot BUSINESS TV^^O ZONE cant for quick occupancy. pointment call Mrs. Shorts, der, according to federal staff- t 3 C lS A f l i l c l BY THE WAY — ATTENTION hill with 40-mile view. living room with fireplace, Verplanck School and 643-8886, 522-2114. J. Watson The increasing mobility of I MANCHESTER RESIDENTS Large living-room with fire­ large kitchen and formal din­ Catholic High nearby. Beach A Co.. Realtors, 21 Cen­ Rather than wait longer for On Consolidation the American public, phia AND SATURDAY TILL NOON place, dining room, large ing room, oil hot water heat, 430-432 BROAD ST. tral Row, Hartford. the necessary ap'provals, how­ the apparently here-to-stay HNCHESTAa aluminum storm.s and screens, phenomena, of Job transfers kitchen, 3 bedroom s, 2 Robert J. Smith, Inc COLUMBIA — This could be ever, Rybezyk has asked per- baths, 2-car garage, full lifetime siding. Immediate oc­ miqpion for the town to con­ Manchester Young Demo­ has unseasbnalised the real the most important ad you crats will hear the pros and estate bpslness In recent SALT TREATED SAND ba-sement. recreation area cupancy. $16,900. Wolverton 78 Feet Frontage 963 Main Street duct a public hearing on the Agency, Realtor. 649-2813. ever read. If you need space, cons of consolidation at a years. Don’t lot the approach­ with picture window and this immaculate 8 bedroom plan. 649-5241 meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday ing winter months deter yon FOR PUBLIC USE IS AVAILABLE door to outside. Owner 8-Room Dwelling ranch will fill the bill. Not a After the hearing, the plan For Particulars Call 643-2473 moving. (Jail 644-1719. J14400—Nondevelopment area at the Municipal Building hear­ from listing your property Be the first in your group to of fine homes, .spo.tleas 3'’^ bed­ bit to be done. Move right in. must be approved by the Town ing room. with us. Neither rain, snow, Redevelopment Agency and the make end wear' this clever AT THE FOLLOWINB LOCATIONS: room ranch, 125x180 lot, base­ Fireplace, electric built-ins, Members of the town and nor gloom of night 'Will atop Priced to sell. board of directors. jumper diat Is enhanced with 2888-H board heat. Hutchins Agency, carport, patio, drilled well, Eighth District boards of di­ us from o u r appointed I ambroldered chrysanthemums. 1. Autumn and School Stroats MANCHESTEIR — New 8 room Realtors, 649-5132. acre lot. Asking $16,900. The project data Is then re­ rounds. Be It Juno, J a n n u y .j Santa is only eleven inches Garrison (Jolonial, 12x24 living rectors will speak and answer V*My to make—transfer Includ' tall, but he’s a handful of hap­ Terms or trades. Lessenger submitted to Washington for or any other ttnae.. .MnB j reom, family room, built-in MANCHESTER — Investment MANCHESTER—beautiful 6V4 questions on the coitsoHdation ad. piness to be adored by the 2. Harrision at East Ctnttr Str«*t ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Co., Realtors, 423-9291, 423- another review, before the ac­ issue. WORK! kitchen, master bedroom with property for bargain hunters, room ranch, attached garage, 6331. tual project can begin. No. 8886 with Patt-O-Rama is young set! Fun to make; fun Mrs. Gerda Sherokow, Young ki slaes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 20. 3. Lova La n e ~ te t sid* of Highway dressing room, low twenties. 3 farnlly. 4-6-6, fully occupied, REALTOR large lot, $16,600. Over 100 THE to gift-give! Hayes Agency, 643-4803. good income, good location, listings of all kinds. Call the Democrats treasurer, is solicit­ Bust SI to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, Pattern No. 2888-H haa hot- holf way batwetn Cwitor and Olcott ing dues for membership re­ WILLIAM E. BELFIORE | S yards of 46-lnch. $14,900. Wolverton Agency, Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Wanted—Real Estate 77 Party 1b Night Long iron transfer; full dlrertions. StFoats MAL TOOL« u Ma n c h e s t e r - New 7 room Realtor. 649-2813. , 875 MAIN STREB?T Realtors, 643-6930. newals. AGENCY To I order, send 50c kT'.colns To order, send 35c In coins to r^sed ranch, 2-car garage, REALTORS 848-UU | Sue Burnett, The Manches­ SPOT CASH paid for homes, to: Anne (Jabot, Manchester Eve' buUt-ins, ihi baths, % acre lot, 843-5440 649-5988 MANCHESTER — Near Park­ SEOUL — The Day of the JUDGE WEINER DIES Norman 8 , Hohanthnl ter Evenkig Herald, 1150 AVE. 4. ToNond Tumpik* eutsid* Gravd Pit IN TOWN - r a real fine fi-room farms and acreage, 34-hour ninr Herald, 1160 AVE. OF tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ way. Large new 8 bedroom Moon ends the New Year holi­ Len Charttonenn o r AMERICAS, NEW YORK, ' ranch in convenient and quiet service. Hayes .^ency, 848- AMERICAS,,.NEW YORK. N cy, 643-4808. location. 3 bedrooms, 2 bed­ ranch, bow window, built-in 4808. days in Korea and it’s a 24-hour NEW HAVEN (AP^-Joseph Membora: _ X . Y. 10036. Y. 100S6> This sand may be picked up by the residents of day for many celebrators. Kor­ Weiner, 69,' a former city court TWO FAMILY—On Oakland rooms and dining room 1/ you kitchen, 2-baths, fireplace, iter F or Ist-claes mailing add 10c For Ist'Class mailing add 10c Manchester for use on'ice and snow. prefer. Large living room, MAN(JHE8 TBR —. 160x200, walk-out basement garage. WE NEED listings of all types eans believe that if they sleep judge collapsed in his law. of­ of'Realtora for each pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, & Engineering Co. St., a large 6 A 6 flat. - Big —residentlel, commercial, tote that night their eyebrows will fice today and died on arrival , great big kitchen with bullt- large trees, clean 6 room Col­ Your choice of colors, % acre AddrMs wtik Zone, Style No. Address with Zone and Pat­ Stockpiles wiU be desifirnated by signs saying **For fard (150x150) trees, house land. Tongrm Agency 848:- .turn.wmte, ao they take food and at Grace-New Haven Commu hiI'ias aluminum siding, garage. lns. Two fireplaces. Be your onial, double garage, only |16,» lo t Only- $17,900. Lawrence and Size. ' • v tern Number. Publfc Use.” .' , , » own landlord! Madeline Smith, 000. Hutchias Agency, 649* r . rieno, Realtor, 843-3788r 8Sn. "AnjrUi^ in Bm I lle> go ekitdoon’to watch the moon nlty Hoepltal. He 'eerved 4a a ■ Randy ta t you now—-the naw New — ’64. Fall-Wtnter A1 WALTfeRFUSS S91 ADAMS STREET MANCHIS11R Sensiblly priced H $18,900. T. and partg. . Judge In tbe 1980a and 1940a.'' i. Crocitott. R e a lt y 648-1677. Realtor, 849-164a. 818$. ‘ C!harlas Micholecin, 743-8864. JaU a ^ wint^‘!64 iesue of Ba- bum! Articles; custom ’ collec­ Director of Public Worioi ale Faahlon. -oiv complete pat* tion;. regular features; Items to ten magaidne. 60c a copy. makeK Only 60c’ a copy, r

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 f AGE TWENTY iianr^fBbr ,1Eopttiitg N^raUi ATwrafE DUb Net Ptmb Ron Th* WMthcr For the Week Buded FwM M t o f 0 . B. WeattMT Saam a ■VFW Auxiliary ■will aponaor ITovMBbflr 7, 1M4 About Town a card party tonight at 8 at breeny, cooler tedey, the post home. 14J39 high ciw, oooler teolght, low hi M e; eoaajr, pICMMt Genior- San Buddhiam, a liberal re- Polish National Alliance, r of the Anait Eumttig raUi llalon, will be the l.<^ic of the Group 1988, will meet tomor­ eC dranfastlaa' Oliutonbury Unltarian-Univer- row at 2 p.m. at 77 North St. M m e h mat0r« A CUy of Village Charm saliat Fellowahip meeting' Sun­ day at 10:30 a.m. at'Maaonic Members of the American Hall, 3639 Main St. Dan Street­ Legion will meet tonight at VOL. LXXjOV. NO. 89 (TWELVE PA6E9-TV SECHON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1964 (Ctesalfled AdvertMog ea Page PRICE SEVEN CENTO er 'Will Introduce the topic and 7:15 at Holmes Funeral GET IT NOW at IXXJEXXKB preaent aeveral of the "Ko- Home, 400 Main St., to pay res­ ana” and other readings from pects to Charles Rogowskl, a Zen. The meeting la open to member. the public. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Events The tadiea of S t James will Ladies of Columbus, will meet Syria Lodges UN Complaint sponsor a card party tonight at Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the K. of 3 In the school hall .The party C. Hall. Mrs. Lionel Les.sard ‘In State Is open to the public. Refresh­ will give a plastic demonstra­ ments will be served. tion after the meeting. Mrs. Where SERVICE 1$ John Daley Ls chairman. Re­ Dllworth Cornell Post, Amer­ freshments will be .served. Plane Crashes After New Border Incident ican Liegion. will sponsor a dance and buffet Saturday from Steamers, cherrystone clams Near Airport 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the post and clam chowder will be served home. Mike Gates and his or­ tonight from 7 to 9 at the Elks TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)'^*'’lssued in Damascus, the capital<^where Ambassador Rafik Asha^shells and World War II Oer* Club. Bissell St. Members, their BRISTOL (AP) — A chestra 'Will provide the music. — Syria has lodged an ur­ of Syria, said its-side suffered 7 accused Israel of launching the man tanks. wives and guests are welcome dead and 26 injured. aerial attack "to poison the at­ The dance is open to members ight plane failed to make a gent complaint with the The Israeli radio said a school and guests. There 'w^lll be no Our BEST PRODUCTl The Israeli spoke.sman mosphere of the forthcoming bam, museum, agricultural and safe landing at Johnny- Manchesert Wing Patrol of United Nations after Is­ U.N. General As.sembly" ses­ charge for admission. cake Airport last night and charged that Syria started the electrical equipment, a fu^l Senior Girl'Scout Troop 618 will raeli jets battered Arab fight with an attack on gn Isr­ sion. It also complained to the tank and two houses were de­ U sponsor a bake sale Saturday Miss Arlyne M. Garrlty of crashed in the woods. aeli patrol. He said the jets U.N. Truce Observation Com­ stroyed in the settlements. at 10 a.m. at the Grand-Way Conyiare and seemdiy... The pilot, Peter Redman, 21, outposts in the heaviest Manchester has been named to went into action with napalm mission In Jeru.saJem, Tension had been building up Store, Manchester Parkade. of Bristol was badly cut and border fight between the (jellied petroleum) and gunfire The Israeli spokesman along the 50-mile border, scene “Who’s Who in American Col­ Proceeds from sale of home­ his passenger 21 - year - old ft leges and Universities’’ for 1965. two nations in recent years. after the Syrians heavily dam­ charged that Israeli jet fighters of a number of recent clashes. made food 'Will apply toward Jamee T. Scarltt also of Bris­ Each side blamed the other aged collective settlements at "finally smashed" the Syrian I.sraeli engineers are in the A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the cost of fuel for airplane tol suffered a broken leg. Harold W. Garrily, 141 Pitkin MOTGROLA for starting the 100-minute clash Dan and Shaar Hyishuv. positions after the Syrians ig­ area preparing for Israel’s plM flight training. Since Scaritt couldn’t walk, Friday along the frontier 25 St., she is a senior majoring in The Syrian communique said nored a call by the U.N. truce to divert the waters of the Jor­ Redman, bleeding profusely, miles north of the Sea of Gali­ Israeli artillery shelled two team for a cea.se-fire. dan River from the Sea of Gali­ speech «at Emerson College, Members of Kehler Circle. went stumbling through the lee. U.N. ob.server.s, who super­ Boston, a\l-«'grad>iate of Man- unarmed Arab villages at Hama The spokesman said the Syri­ lee to the Negev Desert. The WSCS, of South Methodist woods for help. vise a shaky cease-fire in the and Azyziat in the demilitarized an barrage against the settle­ Arab world opposes the plan ’ Chester High School. Church will meet tomorrow at At 12:30 a.m. he arrived at area, begaii an investigation of zone. It .said Syrian forces ments spread from one' to five and some observers fear the 10:45 a.m, at the W. P. Qulsh Hogan’s Cider Mill on Rt. 4, the battle. .struck back against five Israeli po.sitions. He said the Syrians issue could spark a new Middle Everv Member Canvas.s of Funeral Home, 225 Main St., to about a quarter mile from the An Israeli army spokesman border settlements and military used machinegun fire, mortar East crisis. Zion Lutheran Church will be attend the funeral of Mrs. Stel­ wrecked plane. said 3 Israelis were killed and positions. |.-i£ held Sunday. Preparation for la Hoffman, a member. The owner. State Rep. Mor­ 11 others injured, 5 seriously. Syria protested to the U.N. those making the canvass, who ris B. Hogan, R-Burlington, A Syrian army communique Security Council in New York were unable to attend the first C(fa/65 called State Police. Ignored Order to Halt meeting, will meet tonight at h the new generation of Color TV Redman, whose father, Rob­ 7:15 in the assembly room of Personal Notices ert, o'wns the Bristol Pattern the church. Supplies and direc­ Co., told Staite Police what he tions will be distributed to the could and then was rushed to American Guard Fires •ntlre corps of visitors at 8. In Memoriam Bristol Hospital. Of Mrs. David R. Cole, died No­ State Police, with Hogan ac­ vember 3. 1%4. The iK>em below companying them, set out to is nubli5hed at request of friends look for Scaritt and the plane. At Red Military Car of Mr,«. Cole. Shortly before 2 a.m. they •COODBYK■ 20tlf Century Sir Walter Raleigh Arrives heard someone shouting. It RUMMAGE I will not sav timl you have died. turned out to be Scaritt. His HEIDELBERG, Germany (AP)—A Soviet military You are just leaving on a long trip. Sussex University student Peter Horne rushes to the scene like a modern Sir right leg appeared to be brok­ To set .sail across the bar with the en but otherwise he looked in mission sedan was fired on by an American guard when outgoing tide. Walter Raleigh. The youth tossed his black plastic raincoat over a puddle it failed to obey orders to halt, U.S. Army headquar­ Over the unknown sen to the unseen better shape than Redman. SALE shor<*. in the path of Queen Elizabeth, making a tour of the university. But the Scaritt told State Police Red­ ters in Europe announced here today. Queen smiled at the gallant gesture and stepped around both puddle and rain­ man had come in from the north T h e incident occurred,*------■ You IvAve gone to join the ones so dear tn you. coat. (AP Photofax.) to make his landing, decided as Wednesday when the car ap­ has a similar mission attached In that Big House on the Hill he toughed down that it would proached a restricted U.S. mili­ to the Soviets in East Germany. SAT., NOV. 14th In that land called Unknown. From where there never is a return. be better to approach from t^e tary area near Nuernberg, the U.S. Army headquarters has south, and pulled the plane in> Army said. protested to th« So(det military 9 A.M. to 12 NOON You are leaving me with many and into a sharp left bank. Un- The vehicle’s two occupants, a liaison misMon, located in fond memories , Soviet colonel and an enlisted Frankfurt, that the Soviet car at the That will always linger with me. Vatican Council Approves U>le to make altitude, the plane As I travel thnmgh the pathway of flopped down in the trees. There man driver, were detained for violated a well-marked restrict­ life. was reportedly a strong cross about 10 hours and then re- ed military area. So now I will just say Good Bye. Lithuanian Haii Mabel. wind blowing at tbe time. lea.sed. The Soviet sedan entered the The Soviet military liaison restricted area at around 1:30 on Oolvvay Street David Model Y2SCKS8MP Scaritt was taken to Hunger- 23” overall diag. tube meas.; Christian Unity Schema ford Hospital in Torrington. mission is attached to U.S. p.m. Wednesday despite signs In In Memoriam 274 sq. In. picture viewing area. headquarters. The United States English, Russians and German Sponsored By Roman In loving memory of fiur brother, warning against trespassing. Daniel Madden, who was killed In \ VATICAN CITY (AP) «>been completed In previous 8es-<^lay proclamation. Some Vatican Grocery ‘War’ “ The sp a n ’s occupants re­ Catholic I.adleH Alliance action November 13. 1942. while Chapter No. 57 serving aboard the USS Juneau. —With an overwhelming slons of the council, which be­ sources SEdd it might not be pos­ NEW LONDON (AP) — Su­ Barry to Fight fused repeated orders by a U.S. A silent thought, a secret tear New rectangular tube gan in October 1962. sible to get the unity document permarket managers in the military guard to halt the cmt,’* Keeps his memor>- ever dear. 1,870 to 82 vote, the Vati­ Motorola's exciting Color/65 picture it THIS Last year the Pope promulat- printed into official booklets and New Londem-Groton area are the Army said. Sisters and Brothers ed a schema reforming church distributed in the remaining For Leadership It added: “ When a warning rectangular, full, big, with the natural can Ecumentical Conncil engaged in a relentbese price- approved today its Chris- ^iturgy and another on modem week. cutting war that has forced re­ shot was fired into the air, tha shape similar to color movies. fGCtanfviGr tub# mass media In other business today be­ tail prices on some items to be­ NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. vehicle attempted to leave the Ordinary round tuba color TV hat a tian unity schema, clearing No other schema has gotten sides the vote, the council fa­ low wholesals cost. Barry Ooldwater and his sup­ scene. A member of the guard picture which is smaller and rounded off. the way for its proclama­ as far thi6 session as the unity thers were told they may have Some of the stores have been porters have decided that they then fired at the vehicle’e left tion as a full church decree document and it might be the to hold both afternoon and selling milk for 29 cents a half will fight, if necessary, to hold rear tire.’’ In Season by Pope Paul VI. It pio­ only one proclaimed as new morning meetings next week to gallon instead of the price of the leadership of the Republican The statement did not say church policy by the Ume the complete work remaining on the about 50 cents that prevails party, the New York Times said whether the car was hit. neers a new path for Ro­ session ends next Saturday. agenda of this session. Until elsewhere in the state. today. The Soviets stopped the car a f PERO'S man Catholic relations Before -Pope Paul promul­ now they have met only in the Sjioppers who look around A dispatch by Earl Mazo from following the shot and 'both of tta New slim cabinets with other Christians. gates it, the council must take morning. A final decision on have round bread for five cents Montego Bay, Jamaica, quotes occupants were detained, the ' Belgium Endive, Yellow Motorola's new rectangular tube it The schema Is the first to be one last formal vote on the afternoon sessions will be an­ loaf, chickens at 19 cents Goldwater’s running mate. Rep. Army said. MctangulGf tub« William E. Miller, as saying that The spokesman did not recall and Green Squash, Yellow about 5.2 inches shorter then the completed in this third council schema as a whole in public nounced Monday. pound and potatoes in 20-pound Israeli mothers carry children out of underground session. meeting. The voting until now The schema sets forth the bags for 56 cents. shelters at Kibbuz Dan, near the Syrian border in Dean Burch should remain as any such incident in recent and Green Beans, Egg round color tube, consequentiy slim, Custom Designed Republican national chairmem years in which a U.S. guard h«ul NOT Council fathers In St. Peter’s has been In working meetings. framework for a range of offl- "Competition is good if it northern Galilee, after cease-fire in yesterday’s Plant, Cauliflower, Beets, THIS trim Color/65 sets fit inches closer to Basilica approved minor textual Both final formalities — a last cial Roman Catholic participa­ clean,” one store manager said and adding: fired at a Soviet vehicle. Beet Greens, White Sweet the wall than aver before possible adjustments In the third and vote by the council fathers and tion at various levels in the yesterday, "but when it gets shooting incident. (AP Photofax.) “ I am sure Biat Barry shares U.S. military miseioo ears in Potatoes. Yellow and Pur­ with large screen color sets—blend final chapter of the schema “ De promulgation by the Pope — search within Christianity for dirty it’s bad. ’ibis is bad. this view.” Blast Germany have been tar­ Y Goldwater, also vacationing in Ecumenismo’ ’(on ecumenism) probably will be completed at eventual unity. Where it will end nobody gets of Blast (Sermon police ple Top Turnips. «Mh rourvd tubw beautifully with other room furnishings. Jamaica, said he would say while cruising around. with the vote. the safne public council meet­ It provides for future Catholic knows, but I know one thing: It is likely the Pope will pro­ ing, perhaps next Saturday, participation in common prayer nothing publicly "for a month or The Army said the ^edan sp- Everybody is getting hurt.” Baltimore Song Bird two." proached the military inatalla- Also: 'i'angerines, Setnlless, Ruby, Emperor Grapes, Bose and mulgate it as a decree before when the council closes its cur­ with non-Catholic Christians the council recesses a week He was joined earlier in the uon on a side road. One restric­ Bartlett Pears, Coeoniits, Pineapples, Melons, Pomegranates, rent session with a final cere­ and, in special cases, intercom' from today. monial and public gathering. Rinaldi Trial week by Miller, Burch, and tion sign was posted nearly a New Crop of Figs and Nuts. Only two other schemas have Only a technicality could de­ (See Page Three) HILLSBORO, N. C. ( A P I - John Grenier, executive m ile from the installatioa, the Ten witnesses told of seeing Chosen Teen Queen director of the GOP natidnal Army said, and another skbout BI’Y 1 or 101 OF ANY ITEM YOU W ANT! Color indicator light Frank Rinaldi on a Christmas committee. 300 yards away. * GROCERIES • COLD CI TS • DAIRY 'n PASTRY A When fine tuning is'properly adjusted, Eve shopping trip at the time The Times' story continued: The protest to the Soviets was DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Caro-c»said she was "sky-high happy” "Mr. Burch said, meanwhile, made on 'niursday. Ihe Army this Motorola-designed electronic Weather Report a pathologist said his pregnant 21 Anniversary Tributes wife was slain. lyn Migninl, a sparkling lyric after the show. statement did not say how Bm device automatically lights to tell you 276 0AKL.\ND ST. They testified yesterday as soprano from Baltimore who Other finali.sts were Andrea (See Page Two) Soviets reaurted. when a color signal or program is NEW YORK (AP) — Lynn Ayers, 16, Greenville, Snow fell today over por­ the detense opened its attack wants a Broadway singing ca­ 643-6384 being telecast. To Be Placed on JFK Grave on a chain of evidence offered S.C.; Linda Diane Licciardi, 17, tions of 11 mountain states reer, is the new Mi.ss Teen-age by the state in the first degree San Franci.sco, and Debra Di- PERO and rain fell over a section ethelm, 16, Toledo, Ohio. murder trial of Rinaldi, charged America. Open 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. W’eekdays • 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays of northern New England, Truman Renews Conflict WASHINGTON (AP) — One^immediate family, should they with killing his wife, Mrs, Lu­ The 17-year-old beatity with a The $10,000 college scholar­ but elsewhere there was no ship will enable Carolyn, one of week from Sunday, the first desire.” said a spokesman for cille Begg Rinaldi, 34. Both dimpled smile looked dazed but easing in the critical short­ the military district. six - children of Mr. and Mrs. anniversary of President John Rinaldi and his wife were from didn’t cry when Bud Collyer, age of moisture. Sfi far the Kennedy family has Paul Joseph Mignini, to attwd With Late Gen. MacArthur Waterbury. emcee of the 90-minute CBS The Weather Bureau F. Kennedy’s assassination, a not Indicated to officials if any Julliard School of Mu.sic next Hand-wired Power Judge Raymond Mallard re­ show, named her the winner, said the snow will spread steady procession of visitors members of the family will be A straight A student at the fall. She wants a degree before later today into the plains cessed the trial yesterday af­ NEW YORK (AP) — Former^Truman Red China would stay from near and far will stop at at Arlington that day. Institute of Notre Dame High entering stage productions and Transformer Chassis ternoon until Monday. It Is ex­ doesn’t plan to m ar^ until she's out of the war. "This is a pre­ p ie c e states and southward into his grave in Arlington National "We can only assume that School, Carolyn is a "real President Harry 8. Truman has Precision crafted with modem hand the Texas panhandle. Cemetery to place wreaths. Mrs. Kennedy will be there, but pected to end Tuesday. Defense about 27. varication," MacArthur wrote attorney were not -saying sweet, down to earth girl,” her renewed his conflict with the and dip soldering for circuit In upper New York First in line when the ceme­ there's nothing firm yet," the Carolyn entered the competi­ in reply to Truman’s earlier KING SIZE whether they intend to call (nother said. "YoU can al.so .say late Gen. Douglas MacArthur connectionc of high reliability. State, civil defense Equip­ tery opens,at 7:30 a.m. will be a spokesman said. tion for the fourth annual pag­ assertions on the Wake Island 4 Rinaldi to testify. that I'm the happie.st mother in who', he says, "thought he was meeUng. eant after her father, a clothes POOL ment was being used to group from St. Margaret’s Among those listed is the Maryland and Texas." tap standby water sources. CHlirch of the Bronx, New York. pre.sidential helicopter detach­ cutter, brought her a clipping greater than the President of In his book, MacArthur said Many new fires were re­ The last wcaatlL-Qf the day will Seek Information Kathleen Frances Ross, 17 telling about the scholarship "arUficial restrictions" had ment — the group that carried was everybody’s friend during the United States.” ported in the area, r be placed at 5 p.m. by a group Kennedy from the White House NEW HAVEN (AB)—Physi­ and other prizes and said “ Hi, been placed on his conduct oC — ...... traytabIe the week-long pageant, was se­ hon, how would you like to be Truman dismissed MacArthur TABLES Massachusetts authori­ from the St. Vincent Academy to nearby airfields and also took cians are being asked to report lected lor an award of excel­ Miss Teen-age America?” as Far East commander in 1951 ties estimated dairy and of Savannah, Ga. him on other short hops. caises of child beating to the during the Korean War after (See Page nread Putt year guarantee produce farmers had lost lence. She will take over the In addition to studying voice SERVING S Et In between, 19 other persons On an average day five State Health Department, the title in the event Carolyn gives accusing him of insubordina­ $6 million because pasture for five hours every Saturday dt Manufacturer's gue>antee covers free or groups, including West Ger-' wreaths are placed at the it up. Kathy did a humorous tion. feed crops had dried up. Peabody Preparatory School exchange OT'repair of any tube or man Foreign Minister Gerhard grave, on an average Saturday (See Page Three) song and dance as Eliza singing In a taped interview shown Elsewhere in the north- Carolyn models for a Baltimore part proven defective in normal use. Schroeder, will place wreaths at or Sunday there are 18 wreaths ."Wouldn’t it be Loverly.” She over some 60 television stations ©sist, water supplies con­ department store, works with '1 ^ •••Coe Sticks, Chatk, Arranged through us, labor extra. the grave at half-hour intervals, placed, the military district Friday night, Truman fired off tinued to drop and conser­ except that two will be placed the Baltimore Actors Theater Bulletins \ ^ t • i V 'w A i Balls, Triangle spokesman said. and charity groups. some sharply critical comments vationists were hunting al- during one half hour in the Included So far, 7.86 million people “ She dates a lot and’ has about the general, who died in Culled from AP Wires te'matl've sources to tap. morning, a schedule of grave­ have visited the grave.^ many friends . . . she's really a April at the age of 84. side ceremonies made available On Monday, Secretary of De' joy of a daughter and that’s no The 60-year-old Truman by the military district of Wash- fense Rooert S. McNamara and put-on, that's the truth," her called MacArthur an egotist, 1, NEW HAVEN FIRE All 82 CHANNEL UHF-VHF per­ .ington showed today. John C. Warnecke, an architect, mother, a hair stylist who was contending that the general's NEW HAVEN (AP)—Sev­ Sub Leaves "This schedule is 'subject to will unveil the design and plans chaperone, said. occupation rule in Japan after en persona were Injuied to - ^ the war brought it out. formance. Built-in Magic Mast amendment to accommodate for a permanent grave memori- During an imaginary "situa­ day when a two-alarm Are Sasebo Base members of the late president’s al. tion” on the telecast, Carolyn "He seemed to have the no­ swept a three-story brick ten­ VHF tried with some fast talk and tion that without him the whole ement building at 194 O r- Antenna System. UHF-Di- rolling eyes to persuade her country would collapse," Tru­ chard St. A spokesman for SASEBO, Japan (AP) — The partner. Gov. John Cormally of man said. St. RaphaeTs hospital said 1st PAYMENT pole antenna. Cabinet: High im­ U.8. nuclear submarine Seadrag- Nixon Urges Center Course He related the disagreements Texas, that h e. should raise the Ave persons were treated. on returned to its Pacific pat­ age for getting drivers’ licenses he had with MacArthui’ over there and two of then ap­ tactics in Korea and said he pact Polystyrene in Cloud Grey rol today, leaving behind angry from 16 to 18. When asked how peared to be seriously hurt. leftists who ftiHed to produce she felt giving advice to a gov­ came close to firing him on two occasions. Two others were treated at Genuine Billiard and Saddle-Brown Colors, the massive protest demonstra­ Sees Unity Challenge ernor, she said, with a smile, Grace - New Haven Hospltnl tions they promised for the "uncapable.” Truman said he was anxious and a spokesman there said Cloth Covering MARCH 1965 three-day visit. 19BP103A She has beautiful skin, large to discuss matters with MacAr­ one seemed to be badly hurt. About 30 Communists sat dark brown eyes, weighs 106 thur and the two finally met at down outside the gates of the Deciding Barry’s Fate pounds, and stands 5'3". Her Wake Island. OfAoials said the Are appar­ TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS big American Navy base an favorite sports are tennis, "And when he came there, ently atarted In a Arst ^ o r 7-FOOT pool TABLE hour before th« submarine ^id- swimming and horseback rid­ some of the boys said he didn't bedroom and the flamea fo l-' ALL FOR PRICE OF TV •d ■ out of the harbor. IV o even salute m e," Truman said. lowed stairways to the seemd WASHINGTON (AP)—Richard M. Nixon, prqach- ing. In men, she looks for "con­ FOR TEENS AND ADULTS minutes after the Seadragon left sideration, a sense of humor, "I didn’t give a darhn whether and third Aoora. Firemen.^ TO PAY Its mooring they got to their ihg Republican unity and urging the GOP to follow a and gentlemanliness.’ ’ he saluted me or not. What I hampered by thick 'sm ok e,' feet, raised clenched fists and center course, skys Sen. Barry (jroldwater’g future as "She’s very sensible girl,” was interested in was to get him donned air packs to help raol- ahouted: "Atom sub go home . . the party’s titular leader may depend on how well he said Abigail Van Buren, advice in a position where I could talk dents from the buUdtaig. . don’t come back!" ^ columnist who was a judge. to him. Leftist groups — Socialists, meets the challenge of unity over the next two years. "She’ll keep her feet on the After a full discussion of the CONGO BUPTUBS Calling his recent verbal as-«'------only ^69 Communists and some labor ground.” Korean War, Truman said, Mac­ LEOPOLDVILLE, the Oo»- sault on New Yorii Gov. Nelson as it prepares for the 1966 Five other girls were semlfin- Arthur assured him “ in no un­ go (AP)— A Soviet - built unions — tried to muster big A. Rockefeller "a closed book," protests against the subma­ congressional elections. alists from the original field of certain terms, that Red China IL18 cargo plane has landed NO MONEY P 0 W N ...2 .5 0 W M kly Nixon said Friday that “ The rine’s visit. They predicted up As for his own role, Nixon 52 contestants who vied to rep­ would not come into Korea supplies, believed to be am - ' to 15,(KK) persons would demou- party is bigger than' Rockefell­ waved aside question on wheth­ resent the nation’s 22 milfion "And I went home feeling er, and it is bigger than Gold- inanition, in Uganda for the . strate but the peak was abopt S,- er he would be "available as teen-agers. They were Gayle very, very good About the sltua A top quality table at a budget price. Top features watw, but it is big enough for Congq’a Communist » backed • 000. candidate” for president in 1968 Dana Brackett, T 17, Atlanta,. Uon," Truman said, adding that rebels, according to reports include: 2-side ball-returns, molded plastic cor­ both.” by stating: 149 Police clashed with demon­ Ga.; Nancy Ijjillee Collins, 14, he made a speech in San BYan- reaching LeopiridvUle to d a y ,’ Nixon last week attacked cisco commending MacArthur. ners, reinforced playing area and double-framed strators several times, but inju­ "1 am not available for any Dalla-s; Lana Karen Lack, 17, DIplomaAo sources said Rockefeller as the "principal Memphis; Sherrell Alice Ste­ "I told the American people OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M, ries were confined mostly to position I can see." was “a 100 per cant pcflUW^ pedestal legs—both adjustable levelers. divider" of the party during phens, 17, Oklahoma City, and and the world' that the thing was bloody noses and bruises. As for the possibility that he bUlty» that the toporto Goldwater’s unsuccessful presi­ may be a suitable ‘.‘compromise Diana Lee Clouse, 17, Stockton, in control in the Far East and 8-FT. DELUXE 8-FT. SUPER DELUXE . $169 The Seadragon came Sase­ were true. They said tlitoii bo to take on provisions and dential. campaign. choice” as Republican national Calif. that I didnH think the Chinese INC. SAT. TO 6 P.M. plane, with all Ita ‘ " give its 9 officers and 99 enlisted. But Friday, as he talKed with chairman to unite the warring After the' pageants the girls were coming into Koreai And painted oat, tandsd m m a recreational visit. Jai>an newsmen at New Torte's Kenne- wings of th« GOP, the former were escorted in thedr flot^ng then, you know what hap­ W .'l^ G F T A JkJTT G O trueldoads m a t U m Otf 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE FREE PARKING 'giVi Die UiOted States recently dy Airport before going to Jasfvice president and 1940 OOP New Miss Te6h-a«e 'America, Carolyp Mignin 're­ white gowns to a coronation pened-'' PMched agreement on such vls- pap on a business trip, Nixon presidential eandidaite, said: banquet and ball by tiie ainglng In hia memoirs, published 'Dlaadam town qi Acm^ SHOPPING PARKADE, MANCHESTER ■hreoMd a need- for tlM OOP to ceives her crown from 1964 monarch, Jeanine Zav- cadets at Taxaa AAM UnWersi- shortly before his deau, Mse- to the Ootogys taetadq modMwtM and XIh m Ii .(■ae Page ft) m L JAP Photofax.) ty. , Arttnr elatmed ha did bdC twM .* *

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