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State News U.S. S.R Slilet Says Peking Rains Hit! I Escapee Held Seeks G>ntrol M idw est; In Bristol on lo f G>ntinent NEW DELHI, IndiA East Hotl [New Charges (A P)— Prime Minister lAl Torrential ralna loakid areaa Bahadur Shastri declared trom Wiioonaln to Kanaaa to , BRISTOL (A P )~ A 21- today Ommuniat troops day. And mow contlnuid to fall I year-old man who fled PAKISTAN are firing across Uie In> to part* of Wyoming. from Hartford County dian frontier in two sec*> Grandview, Mo., recorded 1.14 sheriffs Sept, 14 after tors and that Peking is out 2 tocbee of rain in six hour* and I breaking the chain on a to dominate all of Asia. Kaneaa City had l.H. to the I pair at handcuffs was cap- The Chinese, though pretstob tog they want peace, have Start Mme period. At Dubuque, Iowa, Itured by two Bristol po- ad tiring in the Sikkim area ep where the Weather Bureau llicemen early today. the eaoUm front and to tha iMr warned of flash flooding by I Davla Gordon has also been dakh region of Kashmir Stats ea •mall nearby itreame, 8.5 inch I chargad in connection with i tha westam front, Shastri saML es of rain fell in 34 hours. Green I eafe burglary to Brietol Satur China’s “basic objective,• Bay, Wis., had more than day night Tltfee ofher pereona Shaatrl said, “ is to attain a poek toch. I euw charged to connection with INDIA tion of dominance to Aela.” 0 The heavy downpours fell (he eame crime. The prime mlnleter deelarea near a stationary front that ex I Grace eald Gordon faces that notes and protasU fraM tended from New MexlOo to Ichargae of breaking and enter- Peking make It clear that: northern Michigan. Bast of the I tog and larceny In connection “ What China la looking for to front, warm, humid weather with a safe kto at Wasley Buiok not tha redress of grievances, oovered the nation. |Oo., lost weekend. real or imaginary, but eonw Sunday, the temperature to I Also arrssted and charged axcuaa to start its aggraerive Harrisburg, Pa., hit S3, setting a with aiding and abetting Gordon India has charged Ommunist China has troops in position at thrw <>» activitlM again, thto time to ‘ record for the second day. The I were R lctard J. Geneau, 19, of its border (1, 2, 3.) Meanwhile Pakistan reports its forces have beaten back coUusloa with Me ally Fnkto- old mark for the day w ad^ set, 118 Peters OouH, and Frsderlcka an attack today near Sialkot (4). (AP Photofax.) ______tan.” to 1006 and repeated to 1046. A. Jennings, 31, of 115 B. Main K China peraisU, Shaatrl mM, Phlliidetphla had 91 degrees. St., both of Bristol. They are “We shall defend oursalvea bJT While summery breeses hoV' also Charged with receiving aU the means at our disposal.” ‘ •red over the Bast, Arctlo winds sbden g ^ a . Socialist leader Nath Pal < raked the Rockies. Grace eaid the trio received lumped to Ms feet end demand* I some of the loot from the bur U,N. Demands Cease-Fire ed to know whether Ihdlan aatto Temperatures dipped into the glary. No bonds were set to the upper 90s this moming in the on tbs Ohina frontier bad boe» I oaaea of the two men end the ordered to fire beck. central Rocky Mountains while Jcnntogs woman. ■ome areas reported snow fiur- 1 T would merely wish to MW Vles. Casper, w yo., recorded an In Kashmir, Warns China will resist them; re wlu 'toch of new snow Sunday. Airport Closing fight them,” Shastri replied. Shastri made no reply to . - Readings in the 40s prevailed BBTHAiNy (AP)-One of New extended untll8> It called on India and Pakis from the northern Rockies to Peking has resolution passed earlier today Bngland’s oldest private eir- UNITED NATIONS, N.< Wednesday an ultimatum to tan to utilize all peaceful means by the U.N. Security Council la ' the central Plains. In the aouth- flelds,„i2ie Bethany Airport, will y . (A P )—The U.N, Secur to this end. eastem portion of the country, India to diimantle China-Slk- New Tork, demanding India end operations in December. A1 ity Council demanded to kem border fortifications or The resolution attempted thus and Pakistan end their war moming temperatures were Poito, the airport manager, to satisfy a Pakistani condition mostly in- the 70s. day that India and Pakis (ace “grave consequencee." wltiiln 48 hours. said a talevitoon tower to be con SecurMy CXHincll delegates for a cease-fire — the holding of The resolution deserves the Temperatures ranged from 80 structed to nearby Hamden tan order a cease-fire in 48 a pleMsclte.on whether Kashmir This little Vietnamese srirl sits alone on the ground had stood by lor more than 18 Indian government’s most eare-* “ at Dander, Wyo., to 88 at Corpus would be a safety hazard If the hours. hours wMls J. O. De Beus of the should he in Paklatan or in India. ful consideration, Shaatrl said, .ChrisU Naval Air Btatton to as Viet Marines scour the area near the village of landing field remained open. The The councU voted 10-0 in a Netherlands wrenched agree But S. M. Zafar of Pakistan adding he might maka a otato* 'T exa s. Boun Knong in search of Montagnards (mountain elrport was founded in 1034 and poBtmidnight sesalon to adopt a ment on the wording from the criticized the resolution before ment Tusoday on the UJf, Temperatures to fee South- has been to oootinuous opera S people.) The expedition captured 17 Montagnar^, resolution in those terms United States, the Soviet Union, the vote and warned that unless move. *east generally were above 90 tion since. strengthening- its unanimous Britain and France. the bsoic cause of the present Shaatrl. addraoiing PozMoe _^funday afternoon. a group favoring autonomy for the central Viet cease-fire appeals of-Sept^ 4 and oontUct la z«monfe4< ’ » wMer Thunderstorms tns moming U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. mant, Ilian touebed on W aA ’f Nam highlands. (AP Ph'otcfax) Anti*Pove>ly Afd 6. Jordan abstained. Goldberg, council president tor confUet la bouad M enau*-^ ceharsa (hot India aoeabnteta*- ' were soaking those areas on the The resolution, sponsored by September, helped De Bmis to Jordanian delegate Waleed la. Blegany STlbllHary poota an Hi* '^dividing line between the west- HARTFORD /(AP)—The direc the Netherlands, gave an im Um negotiatluis and telephoned gadl said be abttatoed from the Slkltim border or in neighboring . wm cold front oM the eastern tor of the eteto Office of Boo- plied warning to Commimlst President Johnson at least ones. vote becauss of lack of any zef* war mfrcnt. nomlc Opportunity announced Chinese territory. China to stay out of tha India- TTie resolution did not contain •rence to the basic 1948 and 1949 If the posU stead In CUatM By shortly after midnight I Viet Cong Losses B t^ay (tat stoce me office wsa Pakistan fighting. It caUed on what Secpstary-Oeneral U neoliitions on Itaalunlr, wMcb territory, be said, why don’t tea ■ix-hour rato^ accnnmdah.. treated 10 months ago, Connecti- “all stataa to refrain from any Thant had suggMtod — an to eaU tor a pisbisefto, at Oklahoma W f measured 1.06 out has received $7,101,806 to Chhvese tear them down? If Ih* action vdilch might aggravate piled threat to Invoke coercive Mabomedali Gurrim OiBgla, dla sort tioopa to do the Job ao E toches. Chanuto to eoutheaetem (See Page Nine) the situatloh in the area.” provisions of the U.N, CSiarter Indian minister tor education, rihina demands. It would mesa Kansas had l.M inchss and the unless India and Pakistan com told the council, “We give you •astern Iowa Community o f Ot violating Chinese territory, ha Soar Near An Khe plied. But it left the way open full cooperation." He said India said. tumwa had 1.80 toches. Cedar (or such action if the council had accepted an unconditional Rapids reported 1.04 indies. Nambome continued deems H necessary. Indla'B Defense XCaistiy an* cease-fire snd "tMs resolution nounced earlier that Cftdneea Heavy rains Sunday in souih- hunt for Viet Cong in the Jungles Stronger than the two pre can only be directed against wostem Oklahoma caused flash (AP) — U.8. paratroopers kUled troope had moved close to “all 166 Viet Oong In bloody fighting and rubber plantations around vious resolutions, it asked Thant paMetan, which haa not socept- floodtog. At AHua Air Force Ben Cat, 30 miles north of Sal Two Sets of Quads to help “ensure supervision of the pasaee” on Tlbet’a border Bose 4.07 inches o f rain feU. Ho near An Khe over the weekend, •d a cease-fire." with Sikkim, an Indian proUoto- military authorities said today. gon. the cease-fire and withdrawal.' Before closing (he meeting at bart, Okla., had 8.04 toches. WMle American paratroopers It also asked Mm to “exert ev nite, and that Pakistan also is In a 24-hour period ended Sun An officer who came here 1:24 a.m. Goldberg called It "an massiz« troope on India'a eeob from the fighting area 260 miles were in action In two widely ery possible effort to give effect even-handed resolution of great P day, Crowell, Tex., recorded separated areas, spokesman Born in Two Days to tills resolution," and to report •m frontiers. 8.29 tocbee of praclpltaitlon. to the north said 100 Viet Cong sl^iificance for the security of The ministry said latest re bodies were found today in a said U.8. Strategic Air Com back. An apparent tornado etniok mand B68 bombers again The resolution said that, alter the world.” ports Indioated “Chinese tr o ^ the NeeSIah and Appleton, Wla., trench. They apparently were LOS ANGELES (AP)—Ten months ago Alice Pig^ "I should like on behalf of the have come quite, close to all tno victims of a ir strikes that sat pounded a suspected raerrlUa ...... “ to become pregnant but to a cease-fire and withdrawal, the areas Sunday, damaging homes stronghold.in still a tMrd region, took a fertility drug—not councU would consider "ediat council to direct an appeal to passes on- the Sikkim border. la end other structures, A cement urated the operationsd area in cure a woman’s disorder. India and Pakistan,” Goldberg some cases, they have beea support of paratroopers of the the Mekong River delta south of the drug clomlphene citrate on steps oculd be token to aaslet block buUdlng housing a voiun- Saigon. Today, she has quadruplets. toward a settlement of the i>eUt said. "The fighting must bs seen to be digging in." taer fire department was de lOlst Alibotne Brigade. the advice ot her attending phy over wltMn the time fixed by ,The report came while the With, tha American mUitary The first cMldren, two boys leal problem underlying the stroyed. 1 siclan. Dr. Richard Taw. tMs council.” I (See Page THi) 101st “ Screaming B agle" tn x ^ commitment to South Viet Nam and two girls, were bom a present oottiUct." A tornado swept through the ’growing steadUy, there ap month prematurely Sunday at "The drug may have caused Oklahoma .City suburb of Dell ers kept up sporadic contact with the l^et Cong Monday and peared to be a definite stepup in Lob Angeles County General the multiple Mrths, as it has city. Many homes were dam u.S.-initiated actions dealf^ed Hospital. done in other cases,’’ Dr. Smale aged aUghtly. paraliroopers of the 178rd Air- to carry the war to the ‘ The baMes, welgMng a total said. “ The possibility that it did Cong. of Mne pounds and listed In cri not is in the fact that she took Brandt Backers Disappointed The 178rd Paratroopers now tical condition, were placed In the drug in November but did have been operating for almost Incubators. not become pregnant until Janu a week In an area Just north of It was the second set of ary.’ ’ ,, Cardinal Reran Backs Saigon that long has been de- quadruplets bora in this coun Two sets of multiple Mrths nded to govem m m t forces by try in two days. Three girls Involving use of tha drug came Erhard Wins Again strong Viet Opng elements. within two daye In July. Mrs. Seven Viet Cong have been and a boy were bora to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Siblga, Plain- Sam Lawson of Auckland, New killed, three wounded and 25 Zealand, gave birth to quintu >47.8 per cent. It did not get anaFre# Democratic Liberty Declaration captured ao far In the ITSrd Op field, N. J., Saturday. They BONN, Germany (AP) give Mm a workable majortly were also placed in incubators plets July 3T. Mrs. Maarten OM- absolute majority and Is certain eration, wMch Is supported by sen gave birth to quintuplets in —Chancellor Ludwig Er to continue Us coalition with the rules out any CaMnst seat for Vietnamese, New Zealand and at Muhlenberg Hospital. The Prana- Josef Strauss, the con VATICAN CITY (A P )—Long imprisoned Josrf Car Slbigas have two other date. ciple that every man has the tdiaUenglng vision audience: “ We are deter dis^pointed the mined to continue our present a right to worsMp according to Ms ^ r conaclanca was confirmed by Luci Forgets Ms own experience. Willy Brandt of Wert Beriln. “ In my country, the Catholic means continued stronr Bulletins Church at tMa time seems to be ***iltiw u g ^ p a rty won 1 support for the Frosh Beanie *w Stort Ohara of the votes, hance, the Common M ^ et and suffering atonement for detects le “ gav* ------I |)|i^#«a-orlented domertlc poll- and sins committed to times WASHINGTON ( ^ ) oles. Sbbnson did Just what a lot of gone by in her name against DlSCBIMINA'nON *ODl* rellglDUS liberty, siich as in tha 1 It also means a trip to Wash- brand new freshmen do the day lust Routine! I ington for Bihard to confer with WASHINGTON (AF)— they start college:' She forgot 16th century the burning of tha priest John Husa and during the I President Johnson. Erhard has two New York s e ^ r a , her bsanle. 17th bentury tha forced , recon NBWINQTON (AP) — said he would carry it out “ m K, Javlts and Robert F. But the President’s daughter I soon as posalMa." ywnemberad in time to da* version of a great part of the The birth o f a ohUd waa nedy, told the »«*»**.‘‘"K Czech people to the CathoUo more Imminent than polloe- A most likely matter (or dls ♦ 1 ^ the Immigration MU wiB liack upstairs at the WMts faith, under the rule ’Whoever’a man G«>rge Frlbeiy ^ ousalon would be the question of out a» dlsorlmhiatory Bouse and grab the UtUe gray Joseph Labreque thought some Wert German voice in the ,y of 00 atondlng. and navy blue hat that's a must territory it is that also is Me religion’." when Uiey reached the nuclear strategy of the Atlaatlc « Senate was In Ito see* gor freshman at Georgetown Huoa was a Bohemian Catho- home of Mr, and Mrs. Jerry I MUance. ond day ot debate on the a ^ , Uo priest burned as a heretic in Marko early today. The ChrlsUan Democrala are mlnUtraUon legislation wWeh '^TOen"'Sis dashed XtMV w«iit to the M*rKo I pledged to push for German IMMH»d tiw House Aug. »• T y tattbn today at the School of um. His teachings:gs were picked up home to bring Mrs. Marko participation in a multUiUeral fail would ellndsate the ~ Nursing, driving her shliw I the hospital. nuclear force of Wertw^na oiigiiis syetem oar with the T«tas U- by 'dteaenters during tne period eat national that led to thee ------Protestant Refor- Aa H turned out, Frlberg tions. They fear that Wasnihg of assigningt umnlginttn and Labreque helped deliv ton would now Uke to sidetrack **Ths Syeor-old offered a deal matUm 300 years later. The Ref- quotas,^ omiaiuon, In tlie 17th century, er Mn. Marko of a rtx I its original proposal lor such a te newsmen: If they’d' stay pound, four ounce boy, 1 fores. , CABfML FOBMINO ■way from the university c ^ - vm marked by bloody etrugglei (in muph of Burope, ttfclu ding (named Mlohael FrMs) In Wert Germana elect half of ois and let her have some pri- the Bundestag direct vote. the laiute that form modem the bedroom of the Marko I by w y , she’d sUnd still for pic TheX'llO otherUWIX7* haU tIMA «■ chosen Vteowwes on — tures and Interviews on her first CiecMoslovakla. b ^ e . season, boiled up far The Czech cardinal spoke as Mother and eon were re oompUcated proportional repre the AUanUo today dav. She even offered to jorve ported doing fine when they sentation basis. , ■Oifse aad doughnuts, wMch she debate continued on a contro oaolers said they expwdsd 18 versial council draft declaration were taken to New Britain , In Sunday's vote, (he Chris- to rmwb hurteiane fere# W did. tisn DemoonMs won 216 seats, - Dreesed coed fashion, in a on religious liberty. A vote, had General Hoapfial- late (onlght. tlm f mIO been expected tMay, but ao •They acted Uke they do (ha Sooialisto 208 and (he Free ebaaoss tevorsd (bo Msna navy blue Jumper, a long .V every day," Marko said Demoorate 48. However the fl- •Istved sMrt with blue pin many of the 3,300 oounoll (a- 1 nal make up of (he next porll^ miertng the United fin ^ l then still wanted to speak that of the polloemen'e delivery. “Whenn storm forms •<•<»» . ^ p ss, she admitted she wo* It wasn’t the first time ment will not be known i^U “pretty worried” about Ihs a vote seems unlikely until later east, ihs ohshM nrs ggsd H In the week. for Frlberg, who delivered net rsM* the UNtei « ^oursss shs’ll take. Zoology l8 An approval vote e» doesn t The Slbigfi quadruplets are shown resting in incubators at MuWenberg Hm - set of tartos ftv* ymn amo under simliar 8|r«UB>* *U»e nunMn* career lor mean the religious liberty de* pital, PlaUifleM N. J. The only boy is at upper left. He and hla three aie- tars as yet are unnamed. (A F Photofax) ’ KMMSa. a^- ' ■ ____ ' 1 MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, HAIfOEM^TEBy 0(HIW>> MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 0 ,19di PAGE TWO MANCUfiSTIE^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ 1 r. 'oHand weekend ot IMpt 43- On Mbn- 4 tions Is terrific and I somstlmee Sheinwold on Budge day, Sept. IS, workman found wonder why musicians enter South Windsor Bolton etenaa hald bean used to smash competitions at all. But they Weil - - . M ver If Unhurt an olt gauge end heat tndtoator y ilflfittlttiU il Nerth-Sosth,Mrth w isiw bis to looeen a fuel injector Ana do- 1 never entered a oompatl- ■tr a n o b bisk s and to break a spiuli plug. The tion for conductors but I did IN TOUBNAMBNT b S p OB School Board Considers In Sunday Crath enter several for pianists In my Discussion Leaders Named w P e o p le / it (T a m battery snd wirss warn also “CHENEY HALU** HARTFORD lO AE damaged. . ‘TH E WAY day, winning a couple end losing By ALFRED SHEINWOLD tots out in s couple of others. Insurance^ ^Head Start^ Ooorm B. Mbior, of EWngton, Danooaae poated $260 bond • 4 • I recall one (now defunct) To School Parley Saturday In a bridge toumamant It’a tP " oMoped. Injury— , early___, Sunday for appearance in Circuit Court I H E A R D r r that started up in The De- not always enough to defeat an Morning when Ms oar phmged 13 in Mancheeter on O ct 4. presaaloir which 1 entered during with the boat'd of adwoaUon'aftha of having to pay opponent’a contract. You may None ■nM board cf oducotton wlDf Hiundur et S pm. regteti^- dff ths left side cf Anthony Rd. Prank P. Naumec, 28 of 62 m TheZ AKS4 0 QOS tkA and the firrt ■■■nlon of th ToHoad, EKlngton Ava„ Rookvitla, waa its very first year of existence first Community Conference on tax bills to both tovums on the anaet tonlgM at S in U» high hy John Gruhor have to aim for $00 1^"“ 1073 0 K J t t layman’s ach^ of rsUgton will Mato poUoe sold Minor was ssrrod a warrant gaturdav af Preliminary requirements were DducaUon about a week away, tame vehicle. ■toad of settling for a comfort- ■ohool library to taka up a vor- not stiff enough and they found, 1017342 1 A tS be htld at the TatoottVina 6^< Mutbound snd was unable to ter walking Into police naad-ni the namea of Ih# conference The iRuatlon arleea becauee abU MiuUty of lOO laty of ttoms, Including the FASHION SHOW gregatkAal Oburoh. toioke a .ahorp right turn. TIm quartera cnarging Mm with themselves with severid thou' aectlon leaden have been an at preeent South Windsor Is the Opening lead^-Klng of 11341 sand applicants on their hands. only town In the state with a town Insurance advtiory board's ■nM ohaaosl choir wW food was wet from nUn at tha brmch of peso# by assault In nounced. X n tola hand wM ^ x y ^ $ haanw Wednaaday at. 7 p.m. dmo. Minor's oar was towed oonneetlon with a recent fight IN THE Winnowing these out was a very The round-table conference, Jan. 1 aaaeaement date- N e 4 1 ^ in a naUonal team fhamplOT- Meonunandatlona on the teach- m CMe you're a budding: con-^ January 3 through IB next year, lengthy task, and finally they •ra' group Ufa Inauranea poUoy. The senior choir wM rthaaraa from the acoident at a drtve-ln on Center Bt„ po m>en to all segmenta of tha com Although remedlee against ■hip West Jkio _ at 7;S0. A'H mamlMn era aakad Idtoy AedNerlem, Meecliesler High le lw l ductor under 8l years ot age, and believe me, it will be an got down to about twenty con munity, will be at the high ‘double taxation' arc provided, Nerik iert Issft New to tha agenda is a dia- Hs WM charged wMh fsKum lice report. and led a third to bo present ' to drive right and eummoned to Naumec aHagadly struck an you might be Interested in en- arduous two weeks for the con testants for the finals. (I was school from 6:30 a.m. to 3;a0 they are dependent on the as 'y f queen. East could defeat tna I Q 1 A ■uaalon of a pomlbla ‘Trolect tnlng the Dlmltrl Mitropouloe testants. The public can hear still In there, hanging on, by p.m. Saturday. It la coH^nmaored sessments having being made in :cm r Hoad Start" program in_____ Bolton Beraano Pht )pear in Circuit (fourt 12, other man. Hs potted $250 bond TUESDAY NIGHTs SIPT. 21. — t:15 Contract by Uklng the ace of 2 4 4 * Itaternatlonal Music Oompetl- these trials at Carnegie Hall, the way.) by the South Windsor Educa the same oelander year. aaxt aunmur. Also under new Bomaroo, the toi»- -.. iofford, on Oct. 18. for appearance In court on Oct and they’ll be very worthwhile. Then came some of the best Prince Mikasa clubs, be decided to wait. He A uniB bualneas la a diaousaion of a Trooper Roland Ouellotto in- Because of several com tton. BJven If you have no In tion Association, an orgarilaa- The ruling says that the facta returned a trump tention of entering, you may be So if you find yourself in New piano playing I had ever heard. tlon of town teachers. presented in the town's inquiry NEW YORK (AP) — Prince request by the boaid of Ananca Tletigated ttM ocoldant. plaints, Meludlng one Saturday Miss Shsroti Stickle, styltot fisr York a ty at that time, wonder I didn't ^ n , nor wa.s I second Pater Levantritt. clubs and tha Mng-jMk of fW a breakdown of tha student ait thaC irola S Ranch in A w ^ morning, dog warden LSbero interested in learning something Conference topics and lead show the validity of aaaesnnents MIkaaa of Japan, brother of South hand, gave some t h ^ t about it. ing what to do, stop by and lis or third; as I recall I came in both the former towns and in Emperor Hlrohlto, capped a monda, and had to make ones activity fund and on the uee v«r. RamrvottoM must be in by Froochla orreeted Albert W. StinpHdty Psttern Co,, wID prosiiit ers are; to an adventuroua play tor the more dlacard. Whatever Basr'^ Cole, 89, of 129 Branford St. Contestants have to list three ten. sixth. The winner was a pupil Summer school—Harold Klb- South Windsor, becaust' tha day-toig vialt to tha World’s contract heginmng with a fln- of b o ^ of education equip- ••classioal'' compositions they During competitions of this of Brallpwsky who had likewise threw, declarer waa sure to wlrf' inGnt* and charged him with oHowlng the latest in fashions modeled bp be, director of the town summer autos in question were register Fair Sunday night when he took Police Arrests his dog to room. Court date hM would like to conduct, together sort you are likely to hear some studied with Oleseklng. I forget school and chairman of the in ed in botn towns on the town's off hit coat and did a aquare aaaa of the queen of the rest. . , . Unfinished bualneas includes ready rtgned up Should coll 3M. of the finest performances ever. the backgrounds of the others; The trouble was Incidentally. Bart lost noth-'? farther consideration of bids __ ^ Ccoveme'Rd. been set for Oct. 4. oor own Manchostor High School with three ‘'post-classical" and dustrial arts department of the official aasaaament dates. danea at tha Now York City pa would go down two if tha fin- WUlujn OnnuKS, three "contemporary" works. The contestants are a,ll steamed all were thoroughly trained. high school and Ronald Gau- Although assessor Pandergaot vilion. Ing by trying for $00 points. AH and a school song contest The chib is opin to any cou Michael Dancoaae, 16, of 496 They will also have to prepare, up. they’ve worked and polished We all heard each other play the other Uble rt the ragtcl^ The superintendent win gtvt ple Uvtoig.tn Boltom N e w c ^ Tolland Tphe. w«a served a COUNCIL OK’S SWAP g ir ls . . • mond, mathematics teacher at says tha town Is aware "of a The prince said ha was proud **At rubber bridge Souto w |^d ------^ , j f „ this year, Berlioz' "Fantastic their selections until they know in the finals, and the thing, went the town summer school. measure of InequKy in the as of having been largely reaponal- West played the band at four" hla annual report, ^ ers are especially welcomed.^ It warrant Saturday charging FALL RIVER, Mass. fAD - eymplKHiy," the recitative and them backward, and as a result on from early morning to rather New Approachse to BJducation sessment of the same property ble for the Western folk dandng cheerfully risk the clubs, scoring 180 points. Loven^^ policy evaluation reports on the meats ohoa a mcntli and unde^ hkn with wUfully diunaglng a The aty Cknmcll has approved EVIRYONI IS WELCOME aria from Beethoven's "Fide- near perfection is the result. late in the evening. Tension was erase now sweeping Japan- dred points. In this hind rt tritt's poponenta ■ needed more* employment of oubnltuta taach- tolua a variety of aoetol octlvl- bulldozer on or about Sept 13, the swap rt a 80-year-old fire in South Windsor—Mias Hilda to the same owner on 1, tournament, however, a engine for's road grader only Uo," "Abscheulicher, wo ellst du Many of these contestants will terrifically high, you have to Monaghan, principal of the Or IBM, and again in another town than 160 polnU to avoid loaln$^* ara, inspection ot transporta tleo, according to the wtohas of police report. hint" and Debussy’s Rhapsody be far more competent than the be in one of those things to ap of minus 300 points would ^ tion vehlolos, a modem math Ma memben. Oo-preald«Ka tMa .The bulldozer, owned by the 2M years old. The swap was • t chard HUl School, Mias Ann on jan. 1, 1960, We hold the fatal, and minus 100 was not the hand. ^ ^ ,1 offered by Victor PaltnzinI ot m hl — MO ADMISSION CHARGE for clarinet. established heads of many or preciate what it's like. Duffy, chairman of the -mathe view that a strict construction of President MBkoyan DoUy Qneettoa ^ tn-aervioa woriemop, and poa- year are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarvis Construction Co., New In addition, each one will get chestras in the U.S. Yet you’ll Finally the last contestant neceaaarily bad. Partner opens •Ibla further federal Ananolal PVnilke. Secretary - treoaursrs State Rd. woe at the Pioneer Rehoboth, who said: "I Just like never hear of moat of them matics department of tha high the present lahguage of seetione MOS(X)W (AP) — Soviet Oompromlae Play I fira engines.” 2 a new composition handed to came out on the stage. He start trump (16 to IS petnto)., and the’ aid. Dr. and Mm, U Nonnon Pailc on McNoIl S t over the school and Mrs. Julia Durlg, 13-07 and 13-136 of the General President Anastaa L Mlkoyan Leventritt made a «mpnv him for the first time 30 min again. The four winners will ed his first number, played member of the board of aduc»- Statutes requires such a reavitt." loudly applauded Sir Laurence next player P M S^ Yea hold; Onting Club Regatta Dutton. utes before he must conduct It get some very valuable experi about thirty bars, quit and Olivier as Othello in his final mlse play ^ winning ^ 8padee.Q-J-6-8-6.4-li Hearto, Young PhU Dooley tied with before the Judges. (The orches ence and that's about all. tion. •Tt a remedy le coneidered return in dummy w d Qeorge Wilcox for first ptaee Tfioee edto do -net Wish to go walked off, despite the fact that New Horlaona In Education— desirable, it w4Il have to be pro lerformancs at tha Kremlin 7-6; Diamond, 4; Clubs, KR li on the hay ride wUl nwst at MM tra, by the way, will have been Unfortunately, symphony he was playing very well. Ap tha Jack of clubs. Bast played What do you sayT tai the Bolton Outing Club re previously rehearsed in this boards are obsessed with the Vincent Bresnahan, chairman of vided by legislative action," ha h e a te r. low, hoping that declarer ^ gatta yesterday afternoon on 8:80OU pjn.pan* SaturdMDSibvu'v a t the bema parently he Just couldn't stand the social studies department at Tha audience, lad by Mlkoy' Answer: Bid four spades. You4 —MnaudMirs. ' *iDr6. Bruoe HiitcMn work by somebody else, so idea that they must have some the strain another In.stant. So banning a finesse a ^ should have a reasonable plaji'^ Bolton Lake. Dooley and WUook body with a "name” before they the high achoql, Philip Smith, Jaycess an, api^udad Olivier for 10 Waat would ba able to win with MM Rd., for oorda. they’ll be ready.) that particular competition end principal of the Avery Street The South Windsor Junior minutes Sunday night. After- for game opposite a notnunp,j each nod a total i t 1% pointa wlU come later TTiree of the winners will get will consider any applicant for ed on a most unfortunate note. the queen. after the four races bod been M iiGyhay I’MemnoGiv w now brings you NEW HOURS a vacant post as conductor. Of School and Bernard Rosen, busi Chamber of Commerce will warda tha Soviet president went hand, but should not have a play, for refreehnwnts. Mm. John t i v i i h ' s one year posts as assistant con With such a strain and so little Now Bast waa a dead «uc|^ for slam. In such a oaaa, bid. run. ductors of the New York Phil course these younger conduct ness teacher at the high sdiooi. meet tonight at 7 at Armando's backatage to congratulate the Leventritt won with the king rt Horrla ia balptog Mra, Grunake hope of material reward, why do Vocatlohal Education—Harry Restaurai^ Rt. 5. actor personally. the game at once and a'vold a Dr.______Robert Breer comemiaec- tm see- and Mm. Hutchinson oahoMaao- harmonic, while a fourth will ors haven't had time to develop musicians enter? The only one clubs and ran all of the trumps, ond with 6li pointa; ndUp Dool 0 draw a similar assignment with a "name" as yet, so they’re Anderson, member of the board St. Margaret Mary's Olivier thanked the audience complicated auction, I can recall who got a big boost of education, Richard Kelly, in In a rehearaed speech in Rus saving two diamonds in dummy cy (tha elder), third, with rU e Auxiliary For Your Shopping Convenience! the National Symphony in Wash passed over without any con out of winning a competition The Ladles Guild of St. Mar and one diamond and one club sideration at all, for the most dustrial arts teacher at the garet Miary's Church will hold sian. They pelted him with fk>W‘ Copyright, 1968 ts, and Robert Foulke, ington, D.C. They also get gold was 'Van Cllbum. This was the In his own hand. General Features Oorp. C th, with 4% points. Tbe annual meeting of the medals and $6,0()0 each. part. Sad but true! high school and another to be Its first meeting of the year to era. East had asYOd the ace rt fire department auxiliary-will WE'RE OPEN S DAYS EVERY WEEK # THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9:00 P.M. resutt of purely fortuitous cir announced. night, beginning with the recita The first race waa won by The competition will last from *nje tension in these competl- cumstances. The Americans WUcox, the second by Breer, be held tonight at 8 at the ftre- Grouping Students — Arthur tion of the rosary at 8 p.m. In houae. Hiere wlll-be an eleoUon were down in the dumps over the church. Princess Alexandra the third by Foulke and the the Russian success with Sput Hottln, principal of the Wap- fourth by young Dooley. of officers: Final arrangements ping School, Mrs. Grace Bog Guest speaker for the evening HONG KONG (AP) — Bng- for me peach festival to be nik I. and when an American will be Miss Ann Murphy, dean land's Princesa Alexandra and Bay State Doctor, Family ; The four Trinity (JoUege Yacht managed to defeat the Russians dan, guidance counselor at the Club dinghies -were the only held Saturday, from 8 to 0pm JhuM. and J>jd. TUqktdi of BtudenU at St. Joaeih’a Col her husband, busineaaman An In a musical event the next day, high school and Raymond Ron- boats actuaUy racing, although p.m. at the flmhouse, will be the press jumped on this story dini, guidance counselor for the lege in Hartford. gus Ofllvy, left Hong Kong to dlsbuseed. Tioketa for this day in a burst of nolaa and a ■ To Run Floating H osp^^ Mancttaater town {Oumer Jo- with great glee and accorded middle schools. aeirii Tamely went over the event will be available from all (AP Photofax) Mr. Cnibum publlcKy all out of Sex Education In the Schools Manchester Evening Herald cloud r t smoke. auxiliary members. South Windaor correspondent. Long strings of exploding ooiurae withh hisnia own boat a cou DOUBLE proportion with the importance —Mrs. Janeth Tapley, home IttM (AP)-Qtal eWp es Hope w W ^ la ple of times, coming in wall Refreehments wlU be served Goldberg Confers on Indian Crisis of the event. economica teacher at the high Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8088. Oiineae fiteerackars saluted the (^•ODBWBJLE. m s m . ( ^ doctors in Central Americaji tonight by Mm. Albert GlgUo couple aa they boarded a motor A Massachusetts doctor and his ahead of the leas graceful, din WORLD GBEEN In most cases, competition or school, Mrs. Marjorie Flies, R. Dr. Smith hopes to serve ea« ghies.' o n ^m . William Hand. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg confers with Indian no competition, winner or los. N., school nurse at the high launch for the croea-harbor trip family set sail next month for an auxiUery of the Wg ship. A steady light breeze under BaBatln Board representative M. C. Chagla at UN building in New September at Keith's «r, the budding musician has a school, and Robert Ford, Grade Norwalk Girl to the airport Central America wMJi their thiy. reaching inlets where the Hope t the leaden skies kept the boats Tonight: PTA meeting at York in one of many private consultations prior to very long road to go before he 6 teacher at tha Avery Street For a ’moment the pcinceas can’t go. ^ ~ 7:30 at the elementary school. hsTi floating hospital designed to car moving along, but not very fast. is a successful concert artist. School. ’65 Fair Queen amMared ctartlad by thaf noise, The voyagers have been Hv"- No one ventured forth on a sun- After a short business masting, announcement of the security council demand that Mostly he needs a "build-up" Community Use of the Schools then she smiled broadly and ry precious medical akiUU to un- ing at the (^ aett, Maas., home> fish or sallfish. James Klor will show slides on India and Pakistan issue a cease-fire order. STAMPS and that costa plenty of money. -•-Francla Neater, chairman of wavred to tha men setting off the jderdevrtoi^ lands. Brasil. There vrill be a raeet- WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass. ot E>r. Smith's mother wWla the The afternoon ended with a Usually he doesn't have the the-board of education, Joseph fireworks on a Chinese jimk. FVm-D r. Porter H. Smith, 39, Christiania is being outliaed. hot dog roast. The next outing ing of giria Interested in re Tripp,' principal of the Unlon- —A 19-year-llege Queen. The Smiths are outfitting the Dr. Smith took a course in of finance meet at 8. The Boy The state trooper who brought R's a tough game! The R t Rev. Arthiv H. Llchten- 46-feet ketch Christiania that diesel engine mechanics to pre The Bolton High Jayvee soc Primary Grades—Marvin Eisen- Mias Diane Bylo of Norwalk, burger, past presiding bishop rt Scouts meet a t 7:16. A 17-year-old boy who haa Yates to court and who Jiad ar berg, principal ot the Ell Terry an education major, hod the wlH be the family's home for pare for the trip. cer squad defeated Coventry rested him called the youth a WASH DAY MONTH!” EVERY the Episcopal Church in the crown placed or her fair head «ie jitonned three-.ee-year trip. stunity Ship, Jayveee 4-3 in a double over been in Jail since Ms arrest gentleman. He said he hated to School, Mias Josephine Zocco, United States, has been selected "She's a very time game at the Coventry field Maacheetor Evening Herald I Mariners Plan head of the elementary reading by comedian Bob Hope in the by the students of Seabury- W m Dr. SnfltH wlU be h is said Dr. Smith. Bolton correepoodent, aOleme- Aug. 80 because he could not see the youth spending his time department, and Miss Patricia Exposition Odiaeum. With the wife Kay and the couple’s three Friday. Goals were made by g, tel. 64S-W81. meet ban was released today in Jail, and made an appeal for Westem Theological Seminary small girls; Theresa, 8, Jenni Rodger Groee, Ralph Decker, well Young, Como In This Week and Havo One of Onr WED. Mystic Weekend Rice, Grade 3 teacher at the honor goes a |780 scholarship as the man they'd most like to without bail by a rc u lt Court his release. Yates is a ward of contributed by the Exposition. fer, 2, end Sara Jones, 1. Pete Traygta and Paul Leonard, the state who Uvea with a Mane s Ell Terry School. emulate. UCENSE EXPEBIMiENT Judge Stanley Yesuklewlcz. To qualify for the college Miss Gisela Priebe, a (Jerman peace’s Anniversary field couide. Crew members of Ship 4, Ma- Grades 4-6, Intermediate Bishop Lichtenburger re TRFINTDN, N J. (AF)—New He is (Jharles Yates of Mans Grades—Richard Peterson, prin queen scholarship program, en^ bom girl who wUl act as a baby Mr, and Mrs. Aldo Pesce rt Friendly Salosmon Show You This Spoclal... OPEN I riner Girl Scouts of Msuichester, tranta must have been selected ceived the Seabury-Bastem Hebnm Rd. were surprised by a Jersey will tiy,ipn experimental field, who la charged with cipal of the Pleassmt Valley O oss as the "man who has the sitter and operating room tech- MEADOWS" plan to pre'vent motoriata from breaking end entering with TAX PAYMENTS UP are making preparations for a "queen” of some event on the nicliui cqmpirtM the party. Mrs. HHo spr.fn lU’wy ni 'ii Nmu, 28th anniversary dinner party BOSTON (AP) — Masaachu WED.. I their sail training at Mystic Sea. School, Eric Hohenthal, admin unanimous approval of the stu driving on out-rt-atate drivers criminsu Intent and using a mo istrative assistant for the mid college they attend. Mias Bylo Smiffj ll alFaliibd x-i-ray tech- Ffankle Avalon ^ven them recently, by Toom- setts tax collections in Augiut THURS., port on Oct. 1 to 3. Members was picked as Derby Day Queen dent body 08 being a person who ere of their immertato family licenses whqn their New Jersey tor vehicle without permleekm. dle schools, and Miss Susan haa influenced their lives and pjeian herCelf. ^ .. I^VaUegr. He waa arrested in Coventry. totaled $47.9 million, compared I attending include Joanne Bl' at UOonn as a freshman. at the Bolton Lake Hotel. licenses have been atuipended or with $84.6 million in August FRI. & SAT. nette, C!andy Davidson, Shirley Duffy, Grade 4 teacher at Or has been an example for them "This la hot a snap decision,'.’ . . ' (In Color) revoked. The youth was referred to the chard Hill SchooL She and more than 30 other said Dr. Smith, "I even chos« The* peaeee were experting to 1964, says Tax Commlssiouer UL I jOunn^ Li^ida ,,Flah?rty and Jane applicants were screened at the to follow in’ their future minis attend- A ■goh^-a.rtny party for ..Under tbe idan. U a penmn family relations officer for poa- Oradaa T .«C-Mia«4’‘l»ool try." m y' speciality wlih this in mind alble referral to Juvenile court, Guy J. Rlzzotto. P.M. Wagner. Thrse m m bers (rom Exposition last May, when the ’’SCRGEANT a friend of their soh David, leav applying (or a New Jersey li He said the increase can be I I Even this lowest priced E /! Mrs. Charles Warren's Vernon —Saul Finestone, soqlal studies David P. Thomas of Brattle- and I don’t have any regular cense the first time does not ’^ e case waa continued to Oct. teacher at tha W ip in g Middle field was narrowed to seven patients depending on me." ing for the Marines, mrtead, the attributed to accelerated pay group, Patricia Wheeler, Paula semlfinalists. The seven re^ boro, 'Vt, a second-year student party was in honor rt their an have a llcenae from another 14. Wallen ' and Sandy Wecal, will School, Williami Perry, assist presented the award to the bish Dr. Smith is an aneetheello- DEADHEAD" state, he’ll be required to take a The Judge cudied why no pub ments of estimated taxes by ant superlntendmt of schools, turned to the Exposlticm yeeter James GAmer niversary, which ia actually corporations. Insurance comi»a- I also attend. The group will be day for final interviews. op on behalf of the school, locat gist*and a *qiflUined physician road test. If he haa such a li lic defender had been assigned and Mrs. Laura Kat;^ member 8 ^ . 28, but wpa held earlier tor the youth when he was pre nies, public utilities and batiks accompanied by Mrs. H. F. The scholarship is awarded ed at Evanston, m. and surgeon. He ,,taught at Har Eva Marie.Si^t because several mOmbari rt the cense, it will be sent to the other of the board of education. vard and then moved to Milwau state for a check of his driving sented in arcult CJourt in East and to recent increases in gaso PorcherCn, Manchester Mar- on a combination of merit, “86 HOURS” family bad to go back to ort- line and cigarette taxes. Iner leader. Grades 9-12, High School— scholastic accomplishment, and kee, Wis., where he was in prac AhilUrcn under li Irce! record. Hartford and why the case had Gen. (jBCDhower GIANT FRFF PLAYGROUND lege. New recruits include Rebecca Fred Caruolo, principal of the educational goals. tice and was a' member of the The couple was given a money Brook, Naney Dolin, Sarah high school, Mr. Harland Casa, NEWARK, N.J. (AP) staff of St. Joseph's Hospital. FRIGIDAIRE TUESDAY and clmlrman of the English de tree and a three-tiered cake, p s U P E R / Flaherty, Judy Fredrickson, Former President Dwight The family’s first stop will be n iey were married in Mancheo. • Randy Hall, Gail Hendrickson, partment of the high school, Elsenhower arrives today in Central America where Dr. JET ACTION WASHER V MARKETS WEDNESDAY and Philip Burke, Ehigllsh and m j Threatens tar in 1940 and have two sons. I Ellen Lawson, Kathy Lupac- discuss with Republican leaders Smith wifi walk wllh the hospl- David is a aophomore at UGonn, I Chino and Deborah Porcheron. aocial studies teacher a t the a long-range fund raising plan All members of the group will Ellsworth Middle School. and Lawrence la in Grade 8 at Boston Walkout in New Jersey. Bolton Junlor-Benlor High SPECIALS I meet tomorrow at 6:43 .p.m. In General Level of Attainment Elsenhower and National Re Soaks Automatically! the activity room of Bowers desired for South Windsor Edu ENDS TUESDAY School. BOSTON (AP)—Local 18 of publican CSialrman Ray C. Bllaa Appointed Teacher I School. cation—Mayor John Egan, the International Typographical win attend the meeting, the Re Ship 4 is still conducting the Charles Warner, superintend THE Mrs. Margaret Von Paiya, 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE E. Union, AFYrCIO, has rejected publican State Committee an mEnDoujs who liven In an apartment on I uniform exchange in Manches ent of schools, and Mrs. Blvelyn a contract proposal from the nounced. PAVE CLARK MANCHESTER ter. The Mariner Scouts will Molloy, grade 3 teacher at ORIVF IN HARTFORD Carpenter Rd., haa been appoint Boston Newspaper Publishers The state committee alao an ^ rivE ed a lay teacher in math at St. take any Brownie, Girl Scout or Pleasant Valley Schtxd. Association. nounced that Sen. Clifford P. Mariner uniform that is no long- Do We Have Elducational Re Joseph's College in West Hart The printers also authorlMd Case, R-N.J., has been named Moving A Wild ford. She received her BA., from SELECT CP^OICE I er needed as well as to try to sponsibilities -to the (Japitol their scale committee to call chairman rt the party's apeak- In Colon^iOS fit scouts to uniforms. Region?—Town M anamr Ttr^ W ^ e n d Nazareth College In Rochester, ry V. Sprenkel, Mrs. Madelyn strike at its discretion,' subject era bureau, for gubernatorial “GENGHIS KAHN” ■iso N.Y., and her M.A. in August Jot-Awey i I ectwrily = to the ai^ioval of the ITU Ex and legislative eiecUoti cam Stout = ? NEW ‘EIGHT BALL’ Neumann, former member and Stephen Boyd, James Mason Two On A Guillotine from St. John’s University, Ja president of the HartfcM board ecuUve Oouneil in Colorado paigns. maica, N.Y. She moved to Bol itn p = WASHINGTON (AP) — Springs. Colo. Plus The 8 Stooges in Weekend today 8:00 MINUTE A A I There's a new conversation of education and a member of "Battle” ton with her husband in April. the education ounmlttee of the The publishers aasodatioh ne- “OatlsjfvB -Is Coming” Holy Name Society piece atop the Capitol desk of gotiatea for the Boeton Globe, 6:15.9:80 ViITice President ~ ■ ■ “Hubert • ------H. Hum- Regional Advisory Committee Southbuiy Vote S:80-1SUS Next The Holy Nome Soeiety of S t for the Capitol Region, and Herald-Travreler, Record Amer Maurice ^urch wlU open its lb I phrey. ican and Sunday Advertiser. “WHATS NEW STEAKS It's, a red pool ball which Mrs. Jane Romeyn, member o< Defeats Zoiiing season tonight at 8 with ah ad bears the number "7?4." the board of education. B.P, Bamea, a spokesman for TUESDAY EVE. ONLY PUSSYCAT" dress by Father Capen of tha Acting as guides for the con the aaaociatlon, said he had not Immaculate Retreat House. Said Humphrey: "I've been K of C Columbiettes behind the eight-ball so often, I ference will be eight high been informed of the resulU of SOUTHBURY (AP)—Zoning is fMW MI2 ^ais coNBiiioirte Jiames Toiler, toeiety vice pres thought K was time for a echool students, all members of the meeting and declined com no more in Southbury aa a re Benefit Performance aveif PASKING ident, says that the meeting ttrfiiKs SLICED change." the William Wood (Chapter of ment. sult of a referendum held Sat promises'to be an interesting | the National Honor Society. . Local president Ehigene J. one and invites add pariahlanera I They are Samvilskl, in announcing the re urday. ■rn.w‘. and the general public to at>( Karen Barber, Nelda Bar- sults of. the union’s special meet Tha referendum was called tend. BEEF LIVER 'lb ehers, Kathryn Booth, William ing Sunday said the propoeal because rt a controversy over CoBgregattonal Notea Cahill, Christine Choae, Unda called for an $8.40 per week development of the old Victor u n f o r g e ^ S S C E T " , The Ladles Bentvolent Sort- SPECIAL Higgins, Stuart Hurd and package over a two-year period rty of Bolton Congregational Bradford Myrlck. retroacUvee to Jan. 1, 1960. Borge estate, a 418-acre tract 4th EXCITING WEEK ^ Church'will have a potluok sup JET-SIMPU MECHANISM FOR TOT DEPENDABIUTY! RATH'S BLACK HAWK Reservations may still be sold recently by the famed per tomorrow ait 6:46. At 8 mode by calling the chairman planlat-humoriat to a Waterbury p.m., Mrs. Gladys Romene of L*ESSu ; IN laniiMtMH M PIUDIN IIII m mm nmm m\ of the arrangements commit Fine Art Picks firm. Brookline, MAss., will apeak on NORMAN'S tee, Mrs. Jane Romeyn, Brian The firm, Paparazso Develop “A Pocketful of Wealth." 2 Rd. ment Co., proposed to build a Mra. Rqmeno, the wtfa of SLICED BACON 89l Half-day reservations will be Works of Month 2,(XX) unit realdentlal complex clergymah,' has had, extenalve Famous Electric accepted for those unable to for elderly people. But the llatform experience hi New | attend both the morning and Pictures of the month wore town's, attorn^ to amend the Tonight Y*0tlS ngland'and beyond, appemlng EHLER'S GRADE A afternoon aeaslons. chosen by the Manchester Fine zqning regulatlona to permit clube, churchee and SO DEPENDABLE ITS BACKED BY A UXNC AT OUR SWEEPER 'Double Taxation* Art Association Friday night at such a development waa struck SUN. Her style hM| Any taxpayers who moved to IVhiton" *Memorial ' Auditorium. down by a Judge of the court of BURNSIDE ___ 1 ceded '*homeapun and gen' UMM. LOW PMCB LB. South Windsor from another They Inlolude “ The ’Orient,” common pleaa. FROM $ 1 , 4 9 2 P.M. tie." Anyone wlAlng further COFFEE CAN X Adjusfabic OonneoUcut town, between Oct- an oU by Mrs. Helen Hayes to Voters decided, by a 783-619 K e ^ a may ool Miu. WfUtam YEAR 1, 19M and Jan. 1, 1966, ^must ho shown at the Ss’vings Bank margin, to abolish all aoning Atoy. Ruq Dial .y auUnnobUe taxes to both of Mancheeter;." "M...... oonil^t Can-! and planning ordinancea — prf PROTECTION PLAN towna. mda,” M oil by Miaa Patricia' marlly to permit development of POPULAR TWa waa the ruling of (he pgp** x( the Mary Cheney U -, the Borgs estate as a "sanlm’ , . , AT NO EXTRA CHARQgl Attorney Oeneral’a office in re- hfi^; and "Stu^ No. 1." a citizens village.” CASH SAVINGS ■ponaa to a letter sent the State Some of the advocates ot re ttronftst Frigidairi Washer Protection Plan in hittoryi 0 ^ TALL Tkx Contmteetotter by town aa- Whlton Memorial peal pledged themaalvaa to pro- MANCHESTER ■Mm ymr Warranty for repair of any defect without charia, pMB EVAP.MILK8 CANS eeeaor Richard Pendergaat. The; poaa revised aoning and plan foupyaar Protection Plan for fumiahing raplacanant for aav dacteion la baaed on the faoti Tha association also dis ning regulatlona within 10 days. .— ...... ADULT EVENING SCHOOL • VOIMWMIN •$ i dafactiva part hi the tm ta M oa, drhm motor, er larga mk 97 that South Windsor’s aaaest- cussed plans for the fourth an Opponents rt repeal warned that, EASY TM1MSI LONG ISLAND U. S. NO. 1 nMOt date la in the 1966 fiscal nual Lion's Club Arts and once abeUahed, regulatlona r padty vMtar puflW year, and tha prevloua town’s CrafU Festival which is ached-• might preys difficult to rein- 17 during tha 19M fiscal year. uied for Friday, (Jet. 29, from ■tata. Several motor viSiiele owners 6 to 10 ^m .; Saturday, pot 80, People on both sides of tha REGISTRATION AT HIGH SCHOOL ri i: This is an ad for the Volkswagen Station Wagon. ii.'i II \ i n I (Mtii Ki) who movqd to town from other from 1 to 10 p.m., and Sunday, controversy agreed that they SEFT. 21ft. 22nd — 7-7 R.M., (, M.IOS POTATOES Connecticut towns betweeni Oct. O ct 81, from 1 to 6 p.m. at didn’t want young people with 3 M A ,\( Ills I I.K Mancheeter High School Cafe- (All their luggage means 13 pieces. 1 and January had quaetlonad school age children moving in CLASSES lEGIN OH WEEK OF SEPT. 27 At you eon tea, thii wogen It loaded Urta, 134 B. Middle 'Tpke. with reoiont for owning a Volkswagen And you can load it through 5 big doors.) It waa announced that Mrs. and causing a rise, in the tax (Includes) Games To Help Prepue For FUEL OIL You Have A CAoice Of Four.Crodif Plana Nora Addy Drake, past praai- rata. Station Wagon. . Aside from capacity, you also N«vtr a Fariilng High School Diploma sensible little engine that a v e r a g e s ^ ' I'.. dsnt, patntod tha murals at tha Thara't too much Huff, and not enough (1) Regular Charge /’ (8) 2 Years To Pay 20 Sk6 8 « Shady Olen, Mancheatar Park- CARTOONIST DIES (Now Courses) Offered For First Time wagon. Only oboui 85 cubic fast worth.. miles on a gallon of regulor. ade. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Bphk If you owned o box-ihoped VW , yoii And you never hove to bay for anti Freblom Hare! (2) 90 Days 4 Payment Plan * * " (4) Fr*o Lay-Awsy Hoeteaaes for tha meeting oopal funeral aervioaa were ELECTRONICS ITALIAN wave Mias Margaret MoOrath, planned today for Mm cartoon- could taka all thot ituff off tha roof and freeze or radiator repair. Mrs. Hugo Benson, Mrs. Albert 1st Fred <)ulmby — creator of put It Inilda whara It balonqt. There Isn't any radiator. PARK FREE on PRUNE PLUMS 2 Lb. 25e Katwng and Mrs. Ralph Mc the "Tom and Jerry" aeries, g a l l o n The VW holds 170 cubic feeti about So every time they make a conven- Leod. Ttia 79-year-old artist died LETTER PRESS PRINTING twice as much as moil regular wagons. Kondl station wagon, they also moke an FARM-FRCSU Thursday after aurgery for an ' MAIN STR En WHITE HOUSE DINNIIR COOPERATIVE Which meant you can seat 9 people ad for the Volkswogen Station W agon, undiaoloeed ailment of a Santa (Secretly,wewlshthemeverytuccest.), WASHINOTON (AP) - - Prort- Monica HospMaL Oil. ( m 'l' \ \ \ •nd still hove room for all Iheir luggage. or In our own TOMATOES 8 Tb Pack 29c dant Johiiaen gave a dirniar at QuHnby, who ratlrad nine MAOHINE SHOP PRACTICB \ iFui'-loM 1 tha WMta Hbuaa Thursday nljkt years ago, davaloped one of the M A N C H E S I F W CALIF. SEEDLESS SUNKIS? for nearly. 100 bualnaas, labor screen's aarltast cartoon aeries, r.iH \M> « swupch tor a food thority to remove peacekeeping PU U D S U M P S So fstton ojriUM •••IM to novo Unfortunately, the pnvalUng ciirity until after I re herd work. We’ve got to get out into the pi^incta of wind umiaUy turned the lady so troops from the Dombtloan Ra- •:00 I iodod In 0 norido oomflold. tired. Will I be covered pubUo. a m l^ j avory eity and town in thoO f Tho auto dbnoorwtion her pootertor was pressintM to ■tato and do our Job to stsm the...... bxmt of the building.Ikflng. by the Sociol Securitv Adjournment: The first talk taortment roporta thot'o diet of was of quitting by Labor Day. (O) Dsmooimtto gains, mods siaes Highway Rabbaryl! BDlvoriMd oommool puts sins She Isn’t used as a weather Hm IHi InsurorKe plan? ( vane any more, but she ptlll When that didn’t materialise, a I860." hi on oysUr’o Ufe—oomporo- mid-September date was dis am (C) May, a fennsr UR. rsnrs- Wtnuun A. RtoasiMliy of tivoly api^nr. won’t face to the front all the A. Ym, ymt witl b« car- I lO) Neve, WesubCr s Daashtor South flt , feterlborough, was time. cussed. C) ■sntaUvs ftam ths First Ooa- •It'o tho domdoot thins," ro- •red Miidar Hm bask Tho adjournment predictions grssstonsssionsl DIstrlet, spoke bi sitting In a MsnehsAsr pa •ooKh dlroctor Robort mgle Floyd WIlHams, tho buHdlng hoeplHil iNsurance pro- * iwUmeel 10:00 trolman’s ear aorty yoster- superintendent, Is forced occa have stilled now, but nonethe foar Ufe (onnollylly at Denaisoq n sid to loportod. tram ovon Hteugh yo« less there were two statements BrnSHey^rialdey about 176 Manchsster RspubU- day momtag gl^fhig taifor- "Oonunool • thing the sionally to turn large set screws Jysymme maUon on on adoldsnt which hold the lady In place. A •ro ool rocoiviot So which could affect the congres U;00 i M40-1J oons, gathorsd to s n j^ a overas* oyster would be able to sional session’s length. ohioksn borbsouo, IdeMng off Whan be lift, ths n a^ - find. Yet, when we feed them few days later, the prevailing cial Soeurlty bowofife. msa notlead ms nlghtstiek wind has her rear facing Phoe One came from Senate Re- I) the fall oetlvtUoa of tho towa the things they would get In the WboHior you como un pubhean Leader Everett M. u:ia __ eommlttso. was Jnissbig. oeo nothing happens. They don’t nix again. 'T ’m going to keep turning the der Hm eupplomontory Dlrksen. I f the bill to repeal the ■ports': Hs sold, "Tsa yoars ago, Blsasnilky, who Is 80, was get fat, tasty or anyhlng." booMi insuronco pro- law which allows states to ban whan ths RtpubUoans w en ea found on Main f lt and token Fat In an oyster Isn't like fat screws Instead of anchoring her down." WilUams said. "A real from (for poying doc the union alx^ comes up, Dlrk- top In OomMotlout, the Dsmo- to poUes headquarters. Po on a person. Instead, It Is a sub sen said, there may be an "ex 11:11 |i0) Merv Oritfts orata liod absolutely no Idsi lios sold hs admitted taking stance called glycogen and it strong desert wind. Instead of tor and cortoin other CROUND tended discussion.’ ’ That would (94) Masta ] 11:90 (iS) (C) _____ that In 1868 tbstar monthly rsg< tho nlghtsUok and showsd makes the oysters plumper, turning our lady around, might ■Mdical bills) wiU bo prolong things. blow her oft the building.’ '' FOE ix m rs jB tm u r d t o latmtions would outnumber taiterssted poUos whsro be firmer, tastier and makes them •p to you. Sen. Allen J. Ellender, D-L«., •EM BAEOMnaan t r ours, ton to one, sad that they throw It ... go down much smoothw. warned the administration that would be 70,006 ahead of us on Ho was ohorgod with In September—when Florida’s Wild Dog Pack Know what you’ve got coming if things keep coming unto l ^ p the v « t ^ Usts.” lo r e m and roloosod on oyster season opens—oysters SHAVOX, Md. (A P ) — A from Medicare and Social Congress going until Onrlstipas “NoW that wa ore bshi 1100 bond. PoUoo sold ho lack glycogen, and hence lack huge, snow-white German she Security. The above question "some of us, Fm sure, wW iw- Radio them,” lie want on, ‘‘thsrs had boon drinktaig. table appeal. pherd dog that roams the pine and many others are answered CHUCK no reason why, with ths help of "liOglcaUy, bacteria, one- forests near this Baetem Shore In tho 80-pago ' book "What OAS-Domlnican: The Organi (Ihto M te h tens of thousands of nnsfllHafod 2 celled plants, and the like ought village has become a legend in You’ve (3ot Coming from zation of American SUtes may Briaals Is a g A voters, wa can’t turn ths tide: Coventry to make the oysters fat,” Ingle his own time. Medicare and Social Security” decide this week who has au IN PKGS. OF 3 LiS. OR MORE H 8:00 Loos JS but, I worn you, wa osn only said. "We grew these at great Leading a pack of wild dogs offered as a public service of thority to order peacekeeping f:to S id r Ito do It with hard and psrsisteat expense and trouble In the labo that numbers variously from 18 this newspaper. To get your troB out of the Dominican Re- 1:08 News. 1 work." LtryTdm InvUes ratory at St. Petersburg but the to 98, he has destroyed chick copy send |1. plus your name, puWe. On ths sUbJoot of the Bteto oysters acted as If they never ens, hogs, countless dogs and address and Zip Oxle to The 11,000-msn force. Includ News Constitutional Oonvsntlon, May, Hunt to Debate heard of them. cate and an untold number of Medicare, c-o The Manchester ing 9,400 Americans, la under who Is ono at tho 43 R o p i^ "We heard that old-timers on deer. l5i% cSfesc An----- Herald, P.O. Box 4«9, Dept. control of a spedkl OA£ team, lS:«Qui.4^|oug^I oan dolenteo and who Is on tto Rseublloan Towa Chairman the coast said oysters could be His latest foray, to the farm 08CW2, Radio City StaUon, New and both the OAS and Its team redlstrloung and rosuportion- Bsrtron A . Hunt has been ehsl fattened in a tub of water with of Ray Powell, left 9M chickens York, N.Y. 10019. Make check say removal should oome only ment ooromltteo, ■old, “I pre longod by Btephsa Loyzbn to a 0 oommeal. So we powdered dead. on their recommendation. iiSSiS-u STAN’S TV payable to "Medicare.” f;00 News. _ dict that asids from following pubUe debate on the oontro- some, made It flne as talcum Harry Powers, dog cootrcl But the Domintcan Republic, i:4a Tbomas ths rsdistrtotbig Hnos sot down vorstol appobitmeat of Oovontry powder, and fed It to our oys cflflcer for Wloomloo County, now he^ed by Provisional 7:00 WecM Toolsht by tho 1866 Goaoral Asoomhly, Ludwig T. Ko- ters," the research director said he’s been after the pack for President Hector Garcla-Oodoy, , 7:80 Harry RMSMoar SERVICE Chief o f PoUoo 8:00 Newe the state oonstttutton win bo ■aid. more than three months. Marshall Field says It should be given the au venr Uttto and w ill lodstoj. 8:15 DW 19 FROM for ths debate "The results were spectac 'T ’ve dropped six of them and thority. 19:00 News Wa Uae Phlka Taboa only 1m updated whore needed.' Loysim l ular. In three weeks they fat Ray has gotten four more. They 19:15 Step " so the public may hava oU the Services Tuesday A vote on the issue may be (Former Fartur Of FILLET STEAK CHUCX LB Ho hinted at a poostole de tened up tremendously." hang up back In the woods be taken Thursday. 8:00 AftamooaBW^m bate on a propooof to shorten facts.” Hunt recenUy charged hind here. dSOAGO (AP) — The sud One possible sdutlon: a Joint 8:00 News, Sports. Weather Stanley Naps TV Featured All Week At A&P.,. tho boUot, making tho govomor Loyslm’s attacks against ths "They’ve got Into some pigs decision. 8:15 Ustat -n Lively tho only elected state official, new police were “most dastard lAPe ‘Greater’ den death of Mardiall Field, 49, 8:46_ Blue of _...jlnsByenlns Of Eaat Hartford) Former State GOP Chairman Bd M ay picks out his barbecued chicken at Saturday's Repub down there and they’ve■ • killed publisher and philadnthropist, Capital Quotes :08 CTonyersstion P(ms with other state offtoM to be ly and contemptible.” any number of do^. They’ll continued to evoke expressions Vice President Hubert H. :S Chet HunUey Sliced Cooked Ham filled by appointeos. Loysim sold, " I weleoms Mtr. lican outing, ae ’Toten Oommlttee Chairman Frencie DeUaFera, fo m e r Secretary of Austin, Tex. (A P ) — How attack anything that gets in 7:80 Nows ot the World PHONE 649-9279 Hunt’s Intemperate personal at State Mrs. FYancis Redick, and Town Committee Vice Chairman Mrs. Saunda Talylor, left would you like the chance to of sorrow today as the family Humphrey: " It ’s not who they 7:60 Oonsresslonsl Report Supar-RIghtSmoklGf *««*«««< “ 75* May sold tbat neMber party front of them— human or ani prepared for Tuesday’s fimeral. are, nor where they did a Job. 8:10 Pops Concert has 3^ taken an cffldsl stead tack UCID would stengthen state govern Slot Car Races camp at An Khe. American end so waa a major taking his him on television, and I always Skiing never is veiy far from F 1 e 1 d's great-grandfather, months of this year...8enate Re As a Sun Life representative in ymr The S27th Battalion of the the minds of 0>k>nidana. Bspe- ment by permitting tts legisla losses were called light. 101st Airborne ran into heavy place. had to tell him what I thought of Marshall Field I, foimded the publican Leader Dlrksen says YOUR m ^borhood, I am at your servios. tors added time .to do a much The major was hit in the leg his appearances. Once as he dally those who depend for a Field department store in Chi his proposal to hold EUectlons on OYSTER STEW 3 ’The fifth series of slot car A flight of B62 bombers hit a (ire when the battalion began living on dollars spent by winter May I call tqxm you at your better and more efficient job.” races were held Thursday night target in Vinh Vinh Province 90 lanifing .in helicopters Saturday. as be led his men and the guer was going back to Washington, cago and compiled a vast for Sunday has attracted 10,000 pro REAL NEW ENGLAND STYLE visitors, testing letters. Most came from TEAM convenience? Former Secretary of State at Jim Herdlc’s Craft and Hob miles south of salgon In the 28th Only about a company and a rillas killed him with fire from tanned and relaxed, he listened tune. Mre. i^rances B. Redick ot New- about 10 yards away. to my comments about a televl- Floods In June and w et cool religious groups. Including the by Center. Winners were Pete reported strike by the planes in half—perhaps 200 men—suc weather in July cut sharply Into ’Die late publisher was bom In 6 D IIIC C Opalosctnt—L^.S. No. 1 m LB AAC ingtdh, anottier Invited guest at "Don’t pull bock. Don’t pull ■iaa speech and then said widl a New York City, the son of the senator’s own...The Internal Moechetto, first, 164 points; Mlkl the war. It was the second ceeded in landing, the Viet Gang E the state’s summer tourist sea A r r L E j sVi'Min. 0 b a g OY tfie outtng, pledged "A s a mem drove off the others until later beck," he shouted to his men grin: 'And I always look better late Marshal Field IH and the Revenue Service has filed a Oyorkeri, second, 144 points, strike in two days in the delta. son, although there was a big 1340,429 tax lien against Fred B. James B. Holmes ber of the State Oonstttutional and Jack Dom, third, 140 points. U.8. authorities said Air in tlM day, spokesman said. before he died. when Fve been at the ranch, pickup In August. former Evelyn Marshall, now OonvenUon, I shall resist making U.S. Strategic Air Command don’t IT’’’ Mrs. Diego Saures of New York Black Jr. onetime business A&P A three-hour endurance race Force planes flew a record 824 The troops were pinned down Now Chuwnce Hoekom, man' partner of former Senate aide S67 EAST CENTER STREET any unnec«ssary changes In our Is scheduled for Thursday at 7 strike sorties over North Viet for 34 hours but moved forward BS2 bombers hit the guerrilla- The Benders say they are a ty . infested U Minh forest In Oie looking forward to life In Jack- agpr of the Colorado Visitors Bobt^ Baker. oonetltuUon.” p.m. at the Hobby O nter. The Nam in the week ending Sept. Sunday. Spokesmen said U.S Bureau, and other authorities During World War n Field Maneheater Dlatrlct Unit OfHoe casualties were moderate in Mekcmg Delta Sunday. The eon, Miss., where he will run an served in the Navy as a gmuiery Applesauce 2 CANS 3 r " It Is a good ooRStltutton,” she event is open to the public. 17. The previous high was 468 say there may be some compen said, "one that has passed- the Based upon recent scores, club relation to the number of troops Guam-based planes made the auto dealership, but it won’t be officer aboard the USS Enter • t e l e p h o n e 648-4604 • sorties, flown during week end sations—the ski season may be e AN N PAGE SPECIAL test since It was w r lt ^ In 1818. members wlU be divided Into ing Sept. 10. Involved. strike In An Xuyen Province, ■■ excltiiv as being a preeidan- longer than usual this winter. prise. 166 miles southwest of Saigon. It tial greeter. New Many Wear The 1803 Oonstiutlonal Oonven- four teams of three members The Vietnamese said they Military officers at An Khe single- en duced by GOP Chairman Fran AN80NIA (A P )—Sebastian Di- gine plane burled in a peat bog ( .)inr I MIC wit h Mauro, 61, waa dead on arrival grims and tourista gathered In WEARING CARPETING— IT NOW COST LESS Durinq PLAID STAMPS cis DellaFera, who, along with near Alneaa. Mrs. Saunda Taylor, vraa oo- at Griffin Hospital in Derby PEARL’S - ACT NOW St. Peteria Square Sunday that ehalrmaa of the aufiag. Atty. ■ntursday after suffering a so- be would pray that the world JAKARTA, Indonesia (A P ) — Jack Shea was chairman of the vere electrical shock while work "be apared the grave menace ol Paul Vohs, American airport NUCO* CAIO speakers’ committee. ing at the Anaconda Brua Co. war.” manager of Pan American W IB PRINTS State SenaUH' Franklin B. plant. Tho pontiff’s voice was filled World Airways here, was taken BELMONT Cot and Welles o f Vernon, an Invited Police said DIMauro’s Ja43k with emotion as he apoke from a Into custody by the Indonesian M orgoriiw guest, was introduced, but did hammer came Into oontaot .with window Ida Vatican Palace police a week ago, a U.8. Em not ^Mok. I a high voltagB wire. HOUR SALE Dog Food apartmenta. bassy qwkesman disclosed to Carpet Plaza “Today’a news," he said, day. 2 1“ ATC 3 ISttOZ^C "permits us to think only about The spokesman said Voha la a CARTONS V / m CANS the menace to i>eace. Unfortu held for Investigation of charges S e e Tomorrow's Herald nately this (newa) la not touted that he tore and burned* some Day I n . . . Day O u t... on diataot faypothesee but con Indonesian bank notes at a )>ar UPTONtt PUnCHMANNtt stitutes near, grave and very In the Indonesia Hotel in Jakar pednful probabilities for he who ta. Chicken Noodle pRia REDuen - va u printi Uvea the peace of all. ■' Mlsaionary Harold Lovestrand WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES ‘ ’We shall also pray that those has been held for more than a Soup M argorino Appliances 2 responalble be enlightened In week In Jakarta for questioning searching civil and peaceful In connection with trouble that BOX C OPR m l JAC means to solve controversiea, took place recently in West Iri CARTON W OM PRESCRIPTIONS B .D . P E A R L end that the world and all of us an Province. be spared the grave menace at Lovaetrand,. from BrooUyn, , . . rendting in meaningful 649 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER war." N.T., waa stationed In the west 800 POOO ‘ Earlier, the Pope celebrated Irian town of ManokdwaH. An •ORoon eavingt to you eoary day! ■ Maae In St. Peter’s Basilica. armed uprising occurred there PRKI RIDUCBI NIW - PRKI tn u cfll ; Those who saw him said he last month. Lovestrand’s wife Vt LI PRINTS No nps and dowos lajrwBr FnserlpttoB looked tired and dqtressed. and four children are voluntari SQaart Yet Nuggets oosta — ao "dlaoooata" today, "Rognlor ly staying with him In his ^aoe Danish Morgarino prices” teoiorrowt MOaODW (A P ) — Pravda of detainment at the Puntjak. Yard • u w e e N o "rednood Bpeeiala"'^ declared today that the North ■AO # 4 lU lA C nduoUoas" an Atlantic Treaty Organlsatlao TBL AVIV, larael (i^ ) — CTN W oastomant MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION waa In a "deepoiing criais” and ha wall of a water pnn^iig (YOU MAY'PAY^CASH OR USB OUR BUDGET TERMS) BO longer waa w anM in Europe atatfon near Hamodalh vllu ge A t IIm aame tiaaA ten la aaw except by West Germans. about half a mile from the Is- PHONE 643-6662. OUP EXPERIENCED CARPET RUPPYAU WNR la ssrplc ■r qaaniyi Tun Zhukov, commentator rarii-Jordan border, waa dam for the Oommuniat party paiwr aged by an axploaion today, an WITH SAMPLES FOR A PREE ESTIMATE AT MO ORLIOATIONI Dotorgont YOU GOT OUR LOWEST OPEN TILL 4 P. M. wrote that NATO waa "a Israall army a^esm an aaid. Liquid Dotorgont PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE We Denver mighty military Instrument In Israeli authorities have lodged y e a r . . . AND YOU SAVE LARGE a s c MrnuM IHROUfWOUT THE iONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Abe hands of the chief Imperial a complaint with the Jordan- OUARANTBED STAINPROOPI ^ FOR iH lS SALS — PINT e « C QUAfT VAC Brerywhere, Fm I ist power — the United States — PKO mw y e a r . . . o n a l l y o u r larael Mixed Armlstioe Oom- C A N ^ CAN / f wtooh tuns this bloo.’ ’ mission. FEBSOBiniOM NEEDS. " lit t le wonder,” be said, HEAVY HERCULON by MAGEE or BEAHIE TRY US AND n r ADDITIONAL HOURS "that now the date when the SURVIVE TWO S n U M "OLD wiBl.faM.si BOLLS—KNOWN FOR STUBOT CARPET" BOVI AtlanUo pact expires draws SEATTUB, Wash. (A P ) — A AIAX THURSDAY EVENINO 6 TO 8 «iwarar, reaUsUcally thinking Vemonia, Ore., man and fete two West Europsan polluolans more sons survived two eapMsIngs In HEAVY DUPONT 501 NYLON or liquid Dotorgont ■nd more frequently are oontln- quick succession Sunday at the Laundry Dotorgont >Wng to ponder NATO's further Bq. Yd. -A A mouth of Oregon’s Nehalem ib tm tele.” River. HEAVY CHEMSTRAND ACRILAN 19 oz • f C CAN w / LAROI « e c The Ooote Guard said Adirin PKO W INSTANT ABERDEEN, Scotland (A P ) A. JusUce, 48, and hla sons, t— Tbs body of an American Ctery, 39,'and Duane, 18, were A N Y OF THESE 8 QUALlTIEa THE SAME PRICE OF fl«.T d . 4.9S T.o/\N EARNINGS World War H pilot has been spUled from their 16-foot pleas ^ H y \ • I I . I \ I I * ' found by RoyalI A ir ir FForce Invea- M I . . ure orsR in rough water. Educator Dlvldmida •tlgaton In the wreckage ef Us A 39-foot Ckwst Guard vossel FREE E flT IB IA T ^ on linoleaiq, TUe, Oesando T U » W ealeoa waU-to-waU eorpetteg la your 1 Rage aad taml- ___ I I II I li wtUob oraahad la the Boot- Fold From plekad (hem up, then hod esiglne taro cleaaed In our awn plant. flhunpe gtvew with etoaning oaly. ______■WCNAliM . lOOKNCHASIM Tnrnrim nnLi '1 1 twEm Yi ir.nem im ni talB43, trouble, floundered and ever- .COMCNAmt Dotorgont Day of )c spokeamaa said Qm tumad. Justles, fete sons sad ths "W t SOVG You Moiwy" X n e a t,m e m Deposit was IdsnUasd from sn tbrse- feua Coast Guard crew 308 MAIN'STh MANCHESTER (Aereu frem leiinie Bukk) rouR - - C Balmaat OaiHt Plaxa cseici lACH wA ‘i S * 8 6 ' BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE SI, COVENTRY iSsT^iimS’s^Bame**^^ '**^lho2L up fey a eliaitsr . OPEN D A ILY 8 to 8i8G-THURS. and F R L tIU A T THE PARKADBe-WEST MIDDLE TPKE. aottflcatlen The elvflteM w4rs Iraatod at . t o . A . A . A t e n 3 M O H
MANCHBSTER BVBNINO HERALD. MAI;KaiS83!EnL ■MONPAY.iSEPTEMBER 20.19W NANCHB8TBB EVENING HEBALD, llANCHBSTEBr 0DNN« MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1965
that slDOo their ebuUngs show Barry Ooldwater and hot the RepubUcan G$$ting into CoUege Inside ArmcJui^ Generals Using Past Masters j p ^ y was the big drag In 1064, the par* Confer Degree 2 ll^raUi ty should benefit from reasssrlsd party • I Choicsst Msatt In yow();V| leyaltleo all along the lina Beivare Pitch — Seek Facte Report TFeird' Tacdcs in Viet Nam 3 5 ? m a Monebeeter Lodge of Masons Othera. within the party Itself, are will obaarvt Foot Moater’s Night not so sure. Sonw think that the dam ay W A m m aroN (a i») — a i f ’ From MoOtoud, OMa., cams tomorrow at tha Maoonto Tsfo tomr a mor tola pcopooalt "An advenes s TUESDAY ONLY SROUD age wrought by defeats running back drops of rattlaanalMa, Itching pla. A dbmar will be served at Z LBAM. ALL BHEF oMsyen venrocany Otar gives the most extrama an- >p of rangan Sould creep up '; i 0 p.m. Lodge will open at i\Doiia» at least to 1058 is now so deep that powdsr and carpet tneka. One elcoa as p ^ b la to tha Vtot the OOP lacks the resillenoe and the MM&stewa. Oonk ti-VB. poMMoal faottoaa in the way mirrors to make American ;M and toa Master Mason de Wrtttan fee VBA Duminloan RepubUo a Oong Unaa and turn loose a live gree will be conferred. oandMate reeourees for a really strik tssdf- ooldiora Invlsibla. A chain link rat with a stiek of dynamite and Watch fiv6 television "eommerciala extolling the mer- mada prastdantWl campaign fanes to keep Oemiminlat rain- en sight- ounce capsule of nltro- OfSeara of tho evening a n ing eomebadc. Ke of different raxor bladee or houeehold detergents text The oaodemnatios. of Maloom Robarteon, wonhlpful In an interview, the scholarly aide to toroamants out of Sabto Vlot glyocrlna tied to mis body, master; Harold Lavanway, aan- I HAMBURG $i.« and decide which to buy. It's pretty hard. That ie, if WaaMagtixi that will aooa be Mm . "Tha stick of dynamite ehould *!KffiW iSS’„ . a midwestera Republican governor said 'thaso ora aoma of tha have a long Aioa, so It would tor warden; Hayden Grtowokl ■ Tmjt •••••••••••••••••• •?f‘S one wanta to be certain of getting the beet value for rin ^ ig fibln Iba huatinsa in Jr,, Junior warden; Walter Wad MoattaiI .. he has seen studies affecting his state .-J the dollar. Unfortunately the average coUege cataFog is Santo Domingo wtS be tiavorad hundreds cf ouggaatlona sent to give tha rangor Uma to gat dell, senior daaoon; Howard I MobtlMUm •••■••••••«**• which show a painful progression of with toa Sanatoi's own ringing tho Dafanaa Department by cit- away. Tha rats should bo turned Waddell, Junior daaoon; Eriand i 3 lbs. I' lOBlb of little more value in helping the college candiaatfi voters from straight Republican to oondamhation. ” toans anxious, to help win tha loose in tha tunnels of the Vlat Johnson, senior steward; Carl (UMIT e LBS. n o t FAKILV) Oong." ticket splltUng to straight Democratic make hie choice. Nobody qu^ona Fulbi1|^’a war. Hultgran, Junior steward; David CoHaga oailakiga do dUfar unMmttad right to eondamn UB. gueh totten — spTOf typawrit- One man outUnad a phm to •penear, marahal, and Herbert —with little sign of reverse trends. from talaviaion oommarolala In Progress Made poUoy; W b» critioa in tha i ton, soma hand seraanad — ar- lay down an oU oUek on the par- : HIGHLAND VARK M ARKHI Imater of a swamp, toon fouaw Loggatt, chaplain. a«wi t>u« He made the not uncommon argu aoma raapecte. Moat of them a rt mintotraUen—and tha Sonata rivs at tha offlea of Saeratary of ment that voters who have undergone draadfuUy duB and Show an gp- By Guilds Times wall—question Is hla timing. Dafanoe Robert A. MqMamara up with itching, powder, water :hopa la bacon soluUa glue and yellow dvo to Browning veal c] 'filiita ct mniblleahon ^ ■pMlal 4I*- the often traumatic experience of palUng lack of olarlty. Fihalty, toaso crlties ehsUaim at. the rate of about 40 or 80 a tat gives tha mast fine flavor; iwMrtia M« AlfOrraMiTM. It to no toondar young poopte NBW tOKK (AP) - Repre- the Seimtor’s disregard- at the wsek. Others go directly to the “ maka tha ewanm untenabla." breaking an eetabltshed party tie may A dttoan In Oiariaston, lU., n « H traJd----PrisUnf- Oompw. Inc., foal oonfnaad and indtffarant to lentottvaa of the American sudden ehaoS last April In San various armed oarrieae. t no (Inaaanl.__na*l iwoniWIl^ for typo- find it easier to repeat the process and, ward tha prooaea of aaleeting NewapMer Guild and tha New to Domingo- and too Impraaatva .Although soma of the tdaaa sot dow and skatebod hto con •rrora appwfn*___'iulvertlirn«nt« In mi ni^tnf~mittur In lTi« lI*noh««t« at length, to switch permanently. thair aobool attar asq^oaura to roric -nmaa resume nagotla- avldenoa of. doap oommunlzt are.Msarre, many appear care cept of pumping sououds into This governor’s aide, along with other docan ooUaga oataloga. Oatalogz' I ions today after making Uie penetration of om rabel oom- fully thought out. Au avidaatty eavoB wtiore tha \Tat Oong have baooma vary' a i ii^ id to A . are ainaare. mlftot be hidtog, thus cutting ofi "AillMfdwas: Full Mme* client o< N. K. A. Republicans Interviewed recently, does f M repotted progreae in sat- mand. r rUDIuntni nepreasDisi They make It diftloult tor tbs Ulng tha Sve-day strika-ahut- > Whkn Dodd mada hla fopiy on No matter hew odd an. Idea air .and althcr amothsrlng the PubUMwn ?^rli. o ff not agree with the view of the Michi eandida•tea to taU tha dlflaranaa' Thuroday. tha WMte Honoo was may saam, its author gats 4 enemy or foreing him Into the SIkw RW a fltfi tbt mjjji iMims title and II S«rD etroit nnd Bonton^ gan scholars that the absence of Oold between the actoxg that afters. BoUi aldas agraad as a sasalon ooncernM enough to'give aacur- thank you totter from the Da- open. SMSliraK AXn^: BURBAtrBUI OF ClBCtJU^ fanaa Dapartmant. Soma qC the A Davenport, Iowa, man oiS. ___ water from the 1966 equation clears the whok.thay want and fhosa'they brttoa up after midnight that ity clearanoe to a oanaored rS- - f f f % . ahoiud avoid. hey bad moved aUghtty cloaar port on too full extent of Cbm- wrlteni obvtoualy raaltoa Uiair MoMamara: " I keep r ndT»rU»lnc oloilMInc bhoui way for marked OOP recovery. Many that a chain link fence about oadny — 1 p.ni. Frtdny.N dl 6tUl ,iho oateJog doas « ar^ . to agreemsat^reamoat on a panafon phm, muhlM influsnoa in the April rs‘ Ideas a n way out, One of them loMiS' — 1 p m. k w W feel that the 'OokJwater phenomenon” miMh aaaanUai inforhti^lon., ona of- four - to^jer j ’Issuas------In, ' the vott.tThs rqiort aOona la a oom- wrote, “i won’t, mind if. you feet hl|^ with barbed wire at W„ednMdny edn^r — 1IP P”>fc,^?**l persists strongly In the party and han Thara. atoo uaually- to aappla- palling argument tor tha, Inter smlla.” ;toa top and a^patroLtype road >r IburadayThuredny — 1 p-i^wodne#Ineadny. WftUuxtt; Friday — 1 p.m. Thumdny. dicaps the future seriously. mental material wlrioh eon be. The negotiaten planned to vention; A random ehaek of'toO'Uttars way would asike a handy way to Sat^laySaturday — i Pi5’-^*™f5''P.m. auoay. . more hripfuL If studeBts a ii In-' meet at noon tor further study But In tha Dominican RapUh- indicates poople . would'Hlw to cheek ok where and when the ..rifle d daadUna: 10:80 A l^ e ^ « The notion contained In this view Is dva the mlUtecy profasslonala North Vletnamece maka their >lloatloa except Saturday — t Ana._____ taadbted In a college they ahcaild of a .Guild proposal and Tlawa’ He Fulbright’s attack wilt be re that Ooldwater’s candidacy not 'only gM its alumni magazine, the cot- oouMtef, proposal on the pannon member^ tong after .the'Intelli land In rooting out and MUIng way into $outh Viet Nam. heartened archoonservatlves but dosed eliislva Vtot 06ng guarriUaa and A New Yqrk doctor said ha Monday, Soptembcp 30 M||G nawspapar, other peripheral tomc- gence report la forgotten.. the party’s more traditional conserva Uteiwture and poUttcal Joumato i Tto>maa J. Murphy, sxaoaiivi 1M6 PUI^g*ijrs^ei(ape|)er protecting Amartaa^ from woidd Uko to eee “ aoldlera’ unl- pubHOhed by the studaiA com- vice pfsaidant of the Guild, Ml] land. t . forma- Olid -heUnota. .be tives with a bad case of unreality. A Son DtogA Oo8f., mah wrapped hito a one-way.mlmF, Many of these latter are still unprepar munity. the' ’nm es’ counter proposal waa i WMch 'Ulthnatnm? Moot admtoalona otficae will "not aa negative as 1 thought It wrote: ’’Whara ttto-impooslbto 00 tost may win raftoet toqir ed, It Is argued, to accept—for the sake gtatSy honor raquesta for such would be.” Elmer to see the Viet Oong, woifldn’t it environment and beoamo ao to ? Tba nlUmatuni Isaued by th« United of winning—the need for more temper- tntoinatlbh. BV studying Uieaa Theodora W. Kheri the may be a good idea to ittop tons o{ aayrj^Mbia.” ' CO] to, In addRkni to the or’s special m ^ator, doacribed -extra aharp tacks'. SAUmfia the A CMcagp man wrote that, to KatlonA to .India and Paklatan to cease ate candidates and programa Ex-Senatpry pies gtouhd with thask.tackaT" craabAbt'dateotion, f'l prop IkistUttlec within 4$ hours has brought It to felt that too many traditional fo^ greater Inalght the Sunday nagotiationa as "a toito -Sto'-eoHega cbaractar can good day in .which aevaral Aitothar man, fiom Hunting- that each n^tooptof have. • sat e buck»passlng full drclo and piacM conservatives believe that the only LAWTON, OWia. ,(AI*),a be potnte have been olarifiad.” ton, CMif., th e i^ t of eoHecUng M '‘diagiars’ ta'various oo)o«a, te .lillrrs te responsibility where It belongs— proper course to to, hammer away on FwBber, there are hUlrphy sold the Guild atlU gormcr U-fl.- 8an. ISmcr Thom- raltlasnakes from around the match each thp .more com ^►Ith the two nations whose quarrd the 1964 Une until the nation’s battered gukUa. to American odUegen tnstats upon savoranca pay In on elder atatesman who had u il. West and' “scafterlng than) mon fky’ eolbni aa they var; ExcMMiSt books to read are the addition to pension paymenta. an over North Viat Nam In ele with toe oc^aon. They Could be l^ireatena to open up the prospect trf a head finally nods approval. “Except tor the News and the spent almost oite-haU hto 69 phant grass whnre tito Viet snapped, pinned, or tied onto \TRY WEW LUCKY tTRIKE FILTEWS ^ j o r war. 'KtoleM'Boerd Handbook” and years Th state and national ppUt- Nothing In the American public’s re “Mhiutot of Freshman a o a s Timas,” ha said, ‘‘all papan ijoing art mostty Ukaly to hide.” tba.undocalde of.the heiicopter.’' ^atever frustrations each nation action to President Johnson and the ri have a clausa granting both aav- cal office, died Sunday in ProStoo,’’ bcfth publtohtd by. the Lawton hospital. saay have felt over the polides, the val Republicans suggests this will hap CoUtta gtotrance Bxamlnat^im eronca and pensions to retiring toyaa.” Thonws, who retired from of very existence, In fact, of the other, it pen easily—If at all. The first opinion BosMl and '“Caas and Blmtauni [rat effaota of the strike were fice after hto'defeat by thq now ought to be dear that neither can af poll looking toward 1968 finds the Cfomitofbttm Gutde to American being felt. Out-of-town newapa- Ben. A. S. Mtoa Monroncy in ford to continue In a warfare which Oollegea,” pubitohed by Nlatper peni aold quickly when they the I960 Democratic primary, President leading Nixon by about the and Row. can bring only one vletor. Communist were available. Newastends had appeared to be rcoovarlng same margin ho piled up with Gold- :wliUe theae bdoks are not al- from a Sept. 7 operation when China. wnya directly available to the wara aalUng out their atocka of water. Pbatoamched By, magaalnaia, and a clerk at one he suffered a setback. He was Underneath the reerimlnatlmis. the Democratic National Chairman John student, the Mgh school oofiege 89 Sept. 8. .1 counselor uouaUy la willing to place said, "We’ve even .had a Charges and countercharges, there must Bailey makes a significant point. Many A TREE AND A HIGH SCHOOL: Ellinsrton run on comic hooka.” Funeral services were sched lend them and, if neceoeary, aid The News distributed free cop- uled for 10 a.m. Tuesday at be a- realisation on the part of Indian of the 71 freshman Democrats In Con In their Intotpreintion. and Pakistani leaders that they have iea of its oomlee and roto- Lawton. gress are telented, high-minded types. From these books the student magasine from its midtown of Thomas held pmiUeal office more In common than In dispute. The Some admittedly were run In expecta can get lui honest appraisal fices Sunday and hundreds tor more than 40 yean including alternative to cooperation between tion they would lose. But now that they what difrerent colleges are, what riiowed iq> to get the supple 24 years In the U.S. Senate. a ' * ' they offer, their true alnu and He gained recognition during them on economic and political mat are in, their abilities may enable them menta. By Rowland Evans Jr, purposes and their backgrounds, Had the Times published Sun hla tenure as lawmaker as an ters would appear. In the long haul, to to withstand any GOP recovery thrust. Inside In atudylng the coUege cata day it would have been the larg authority on financial affalra be subjection of the subcontinent to By JAMES MABLOW er, Eh'erett M. Dtiksfo eg Bi- log the most valuable Intonna- On top of that, of course, is the tre Robert D. Novak noto, is one of hto bast helpers.- est paper In Its 114-year history. Indian leglolation and farm and Peking. mendous effort the administration has Assodatod Press News Analyst tlon is course content, the vari The paper would have weighed oil matters. Any Republican opposition to ous aoedemlc programs, re- How come 1,000,000 people When the United SUtes, long" an mounted to help give them a secure WASHINGTON (AP) — R’l the Senate haa been mostly In seven pounds and had more qulrementa for graduation, fi than 780 pages. ally of Pakistan, began to arm India to hold. They may gain further from the the noise that’s missing. significant. ' . ’ nancial informattm and the deS- Area Weather This has been a year of tre- protect It from a Peking threat, Pakis President’s massive legislative tri Johnson has had tn u tte with 'oripticn of scbolarafaipe avail- tan made overtures to Red China and WASHtNOTON—One trtonth UB.' biteryeiWon In the Domin to refuse to handle the foreign :mendous accomplishment in the Republican House leader, able, WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — umphs. ago, when the Johnson admin aid bin.' Congress but the Democrats so Gerald R. Ford of Mldilgan, cooled to the West. It Is doubtful, how ican Republic would have come Periiaps the biggest single Police Hold Son The U.S. Weather Bureau says There seems to be ample reason for istration was playing midwife before FUIb'right’s - committee Ae a result. It to now every outnumber the Republicans, and who has been hto moat persis it will be cloudy and cool with ever, that Pakistan's President Mo mtotake mode by a candidate the skeptidism many Republicans feel in the birth of a new govern for a long reasoned investlga- man for himself on the commit President' Johnson hovers over tent critic to that body. BUt this reading a college catalog to Of Noted Athiest occasional drizzle across much hammed Ayub'Khan, is willing to place toward the theory of the automatic ment in Santo Domingo, Sen. tkm' (far' mbre thorough tjian tee. But CSieirman Fulbright, as both so constantly and soothing is where Johnson’s pimtical pro faU into the of counting of Connecticut this morning. Wllham Fulbright temporarily the quickie probe; by, Oie Ful the embodiment of tiie Senate’s ly, there to little open conflict. fessionalism shows up. Gonnecticut very much trust in Mao. Clouds will begin to thin out bounce-back. The obstacles to'its work urilque CimsUtutional powers in Washington, as a result, in the number of; PhD’s on WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) — That was Indicated by his plea to the laid aside hto scafhlhg indict bright conlmiitee tills summer). Johnson pay4 close attention seboorp faculty. , WUUam J . Murray, whose considerably leading to partly ing in 1966 are formidabla ment of UB. intervention ini the TMs, In times' past, would haire f t^ lp i aflairs,' Still has a special this hot summer seemed under- to public oplnl fluence’’ to stop the fighting. Fulbright’s reason for delay: backed by a strong majority. sults of what he says and its ^tefate to oM ahtly one meiaaura Oourt case banning puUic ’’AA you se4 someone irritat port, wiSch to the oppfAitir'of of hto academic preparation for aoluxd classroom prayen, Tonight wUl bring fair sUes As long as Peking remained on the With the new government of 'Etot today, -Fuibright’s 19-man Impact outside the United ing you,, just grin,” President what the 1964 elec^one' ahowetl but areas of fog will again de UB.-baeked Hectw Garda 06- commtttee to split Into almort $tates. ’ teaifotog. But thto does not baing held here on a year-old sidelines, Pakistan could afford the lux Early Aatnmn Mists Dwight D. Eisenhower Said for the Republicans.' mean It la poeeihle bo see ess the charge llc, once, explaining his philosophy Therefore, JohnscH' apperent- ury of lagging in any try for a cease Once In a while on misty nights there academlo power of an institu poUce otfleen. The outlook for Tuesday to for the hlgWty crtttbal analysis of shade of opinion. ' the tmpeCet of Fitlhrightis speech of getting along with' people. ly figures, he has little to gain continued warm and humid fire. The prospect of a Chinese threat comes a sense of really being in a U.S. actions during the late As the committee baa grat^ (described by Democratic Sen. tion by a nose count of the men Murray, 19,'waa arrested Sun are insured There were plenty of times, of by getting into a Shouting' match with doctorates teaching there. day on a tip from Baltimore weather. to the Indian border gave Pakistanis a cloud, the kind one used to dream of— April uprtoiiig might set ' back ally- increaised In size to. accom Thomae E- Dodd of Oonecticut course, when he didn’t look hap with Ford. He jurt'tejtea occa- For quite some time aa al the whole affair. PHilbrlght modate .ambitious s e n a t^ as “a sweeping condemnation” The PhD to no accurate Indl- authorities. Officers who picked morale advantage and a strong diplo made o f eiderdown, lying on hills, and py at. all. slohal swipes at him. ' ' eator of whether a man la an up Murray In a hotel said be most atetimiary front has been chairman' of the onee-pres- (from 13-members in 1947 to 19 of UB. policy) is predictable. But'this, and his avoidance of JohAaon ai^arehtty- liguihd matic position. gazing up on windy days. eminently aucceesful teacher; it told them be waa “tired of run- stretched out from central New tlgious Senate ' Foreign ' R^a- members today), Its ability to With . all Dominican politicians personal feuds, was the basis the perdentages again last wtek York Into Pennsylvania and Into But now China has given the Indians Early In autumn, misty nights are tlons Committee, decided to- ac^ In unison has decHhed dras jlointing to the next Presidential means he to poteoUally a sue- ning” and wanted to give him for hto particular era of good when a member of Ids par ceMul scholar. self up at Baltimore. the Atlantic. This has meant an ultimatum they cannot possibly ac soft and warm, smelling of ripened ap postpone hto condemnation of tically. . ' election there, the Fulbright in- feelings when be was in the U.S.i policy. „ ty. Sen. J. W. Fulbriifht'ot Ar If I were a young man seek The youth and hto mother, much cloudiness and unseason cept and the possibility of Chinese mili ples under trees that spring up sud iP^rthprmore, Fulbright to a dlctinent is certain to lift the White House and, for moet d kansas, rtialnnan of the Sen ably cool temperatures In most But when it cSme last week, Vnfquety original ttiinker, the chancee of the moet anti-Yankee ing niy college again, and I Madalyn Murray,, have been tary Intervention has become a real denly before the cautious stroller, wend that time, the Democrats con ate’s Foreign Relations Com found one where oeivend pro- wanted In Baltimora since June of New England Now the front by Metropolitan Life? the Fulbright speech was just ant^eeis . of the organization candidate in the field. trolled Congress. mittee, made a 16-page spMch to moving eastward and weaken onA ing his wet way through the thick gray as Ill-timed‘as it would have - man or BenatS type. Ttoder his By dramatizing so harshly Ms feeson had written ezoitlng 1964 on charges they assaulted been a month earlier. Luckily for him, they were attacking the Johnson adranis- books in tha taat year, this police officers attempting ing so that during today most International diplomats have become world. clMlnnansil^p. ■ thecommittee own dtstUuskmment with Um U> very cooperative, which helped tration's tactics during the Do of the cloudiness will move This was President Johnson’s has succumbed tc factional S. decision to Intervene, the Sen- would toterest me very much. If serve a oourt injimetion forbid deej^ concerned as fast-moving September mists are full of noise. appraisal. When he received * a him looking pleasant. But then minican Republic revolt ~ the school could Ust three or ding Murray to see a girl whose away, events have robbed them of options In bickering so' severe tiiat Ful- he didn’t have anyone ' oh his Jttonson said not s Word, let- WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — They pulsate with the ring of crickets c o ^ of the speech 24 hours be brigfat threatened at «ie point (See Page Seven) four Yeoent titleo, Pd be tempt family objected to hto religious dealing with the conflict. Whether the fore its delivery In the Senate, back as President Harry S. Tru ting others do it for him. Dlrk- views. Five-day forecast: and the rasp of katydids. Later they man did. Sens. Robert A. Taft sen and a batch of Democrats ed to go there reganBeee of the United States and Russia could have, or he scanned it briifly. PhD percentage. One must dig Tfoe Murrays fled to Hawaii Tamperatures over Connecti will rise in silehce, catching at nostrils and Joseph R. McCarthy were rushed to Johnson’s defenoe. before coming to trial. They left cut during the five day period should havA moved faster and more H is Immediate oompbdnt: always on him. below the auxfaoe to disoover with a whiff of ice, creeping into sum Fulbright’s one.-slded view of If the President had let Mm- such thinga. Hawaii recently after that Tuesday through Saturday are openly outside the United Nations, Is a mer-mellowed bones, sending the eve ;A Thought for Today He was always embattled but self get drawn into an argument state’s hipest court • upheld expected to average 2 to 6 de U.S. intervention In the Domini then no president in 20 years In o ^ r .wonto, the advice to moot question.. ning stroller fast inside to fireplace can Republic last April would, with Fulbright, the Issoe Ful that ix. would be foolhardy to their extradition to Maryland grees above normal. Warm - U te sounds of Oagem eoe, mer fanportanoe of a good founda has had to make such momen bright'raised would have drawn through the period and turning Designed for today’s needs...up-to-date...that’s the kind of The United Nations did not succeed and book. receive far .more attention' than, rely on tha oatelog akme. Pbo- Mrs. Murray was still at large rim ent ;<■ and boisterous good tion in employes religious edu tous dectslons as Truman. far more public attention than it Sunday. cooler at the end of the period. over a long period of years In settling it deserved (because he to For Johnson, and President - John to^phy con be a very decep But mists this time of year are al eign R e la tio n s Committee, health IBl our ears theM days cation. . did. The whole' thing suhaUtod'to tive e rt Bo ean words from on Murray waa being held In Ueu Some normal high and tow protection you’ll find in the policies offered by Metropolitan the Kashmir territorial dispute which Thought for the Day: 1 am a F. Kennedy before him, fol a couple of days' ’ ' •• temperatures are Hartford 73 most magic ones. Tlwy taste a bit of chairman) and embarrass' the as ehUdreh, .styeam’ beck' to tamitution which may be “on of $2,500 bond. Police said they Is the surface cause of the clash. summer wanderings to other places future course of UB. diptomacy good Shepard, and know my lowed the Eisenhower pattern Thto to the way Jdhhson acts the make.” C^dldatea should expected him to waive extradi and -49; New Havoi 73 and 58 •vdice,f'and, X.know them, and -ter political technician than ooappfov« SigliteBphoel and IllllDSllAVS vertise a line of shoes for boys and an .Djatri?. wwaMf \ I of insurance, giving you $12,000 in all. Richard M. Nixon has just fueled other for girls. Teen-agers hearing the IRIllAYS up the hopeful types with a forecast of Mersey-sound commercials on the This Extra Protection plan is just part tA More choose Metropolitan Life a 40-seat pickup next year in the U.8. radio sent in so many requests for the .‘I M s - . - NORMAN’S CLOSED the up-to-the-minute selection of life and mUlione more than any omer company Bouse. But Rhode Island's Oov. John jingles that the company decMed to sell MONDAYS Obafee sad Kentucky's Sen. Thniston the discs dlrsctly through Its retail •V \ outlets. ,V''' ' • '■' A" . . ' I . 1111" I ’'II MI' t, 11 If nil Morton recently have sounded much • '• V. Even the Office of Economic Oppor Iqr '*1 There are many reasons irhy Metropolitan Life insures 45,000,000 peoide—more thaa more soipbcr notes. tunity (OEO) In Washington, ear to the opeoiiL appropriatiqa,00 VACUUM any other company. One go^ reason is local, persdnal service from the Metropolitan of course, on the modem Mstorioal rec- youth In the fight against poverty It Bad better reach the teen-agers in m lr HOLMAN - BAKER adTiaera at jour n a a ^ offlett « d which shows that in most non- own language. It produced a television S. ■ ■ ■ (A '■ '■/’ prsaldential general elections the "outs” spectacular, titled, *Tt’s What’s Hap CLEANER recover strength in varying degreea pening Baby.” The rock and roll show you can lebx Tin year 1034, under Franklin O. had the month’s third highest TV rat ing. , With some 10,000' responses In .1/ i I HI' lu>|l Boqeevelt, was the big exception. h ^ , the OBO to preparing a second ( I m I (11 f t W I f 11 I t H i|') In more ways than one! Hobnan-Baker Mr. Raymond G. Dampf., Mgr. Those who think the pendulum Is production. ■tat uBiiar oonatnetlM Mr «lk Bedding gives you the moet refreehiniL bound '*to swlnij sharply toward the Startled adults will doubtless find relaxing sleep you've ever enjoyed. And 868 Eaat Center Street, Manchester • Phone 646-0181 OOP in 1066 got some comfort when their voices drowned amid the ecstatie you cam trust Holman-Bakerl They make cries and the ;Llvori>ooI beat of the pre- Pnf. Donald Stokes of the University ent-day teen-age world. Touth to calling only bedding that ie good for jrou, loplud- eg Miohjlgan Survey Research Center the tune, and cash regtoters are keep OU iKmaidaa, waa laAmol 97 ing famous Mueco-Pedio and Verto*Re8t ^ M) Wp. tha national peedlcted just that. ing pace with the bobbing heads aM I PI Xtil' Mattreeeei at $99.60: matching box Be and other scholars at the center, stamping feet Advertisers, not missing i - '1 ♦-: *< • T -• 24 a beat are reporting all lysteihs go-go. ei »■ ■ « \ springe $89.50. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1966 MANfCHSSTER EVENING HERALD. ItANCHBSTBR, CX)NN^ IkcB BIQHT meeting Batur^ at^tbe Tale MOST STORES OPEN AT jQ A.M. V enudH Vemca aobool ayntem is I H U lT H ToOand Motor Inn In WUUngl^iird. j by Mlebeel A PmL MJk Square Dahoe aoeeptsd sveiy svenlag tUa The ToUondera Bquaie Dance; gODYREPAIRS Hi-Fever Follies wsek from 7 to S p.m., and HOW COMMON 19 WHfiZblG ub, sponaored by the board of The Baby Has nrday tram S a.m. to noon, at IN CHH-PfUN k ^Deliberate Smear’ Charged recreation, annmmeed that 60 ( Cast Annom iced RockvUls High BOhooL donoera participated In the re FREE ESTIMATES^ Claesss' In a Urgs vailsty of cent Fun Night' at the Meodow- subjseta begin OOt 4, S and S, In School Insurance IHan b ro o k Sidtooi______H m oMt tor Um m -T trtr fV)! all at 7 p.m. at the high echooL The first lesaoM offered by Been Named«. • m , tiM RockvlH* HMiptUl Sublet ctferad include Thoraas Mannbig, DemoerfiticktnM thatlat Zan|kl Aad a lattor the group will be tomorrow V/o A f Sef t/p To Do iAH •m tlKnr to b* prMwitod Frt- hotnamahinc. fine and w;iUed nlght^aT? In the Maadowhrook 4oy u d febirdoy ot Sykaa Jun> aria, health and phyaical Stnem, oandtdata fo r Arst aafactman. In hla poaaeawen at tha town i^'i maetlng oenoeriiliig thb Marah, Bwool. AU aduH oouplea Inter ior Blgti School, b u boon ob' Induatrial aits, businesa and sec last night aeoMsed various loea^ ested In taking leaaons will ba Vinit Of Auio Body V/ork ■ouncod by diroctor Dbyid Was* retarial BkUla, foreign languages R epublic leaden of luring ttw and that It wasu handed to him Democratic oandldata for saleet- during the meei The fatter •ooepted tor regfatootton af thfa Keller, Naney tynae, daughter af Bldney and FroMaa and home and family craftg tima and on SroL 88. THEY LOOK LIKE NEW WHIN If^ smart to compare the *M o la to win tnchido MUdrod such as sewing, tailoring, fash man, Stuart Danforth, into "a eontauiad facts dal back to Greenberg Keller^, 130 Elfaabet Dr. She ‘ was born Bept. —13 dellbarata amear,’* by iavttlng 1947, siatlng that writer at Manenenester Memorial Hospital. Her matenal grand- Oolomwi, BIU U n « tt. OwMTfotte ion pattern dealgnlng, rug braid Hw Meodowbrook School Hospital. Ooutu, Jack Orant, Rtith P. ing, gourmet cooking, cake dec him to prasant a plan for a town didn’t know much about tho THEY LEAVE OUR SHOP parents are Mr. and Mra JosephFoeeph Qremberg, Gr BveretLMasA ■oott, Lynn Schmolaka, William laauranoe committee before the manh, sither way." hmeh menu tMa week is; Tues Her paternalpi ■ grandparents are “Mr. and ■ Mra. David “KSiiar, orating and Interior design. Manning had praviouoly said day, haroemada vegetabla soup, B . Smith Jr., Qaira ValardI, High school eredit ooursea are aobool board last week. Man Port Jervis, N.T, She has a brotlMr, Jonathan, fi; 'ahd faro nit » n m a BmlOv K » arilnaM. ning was rallying to charges that tha fattai sent by John egg Bidad c a lettuce lesf, pea afatera, Buaaa, 3 % , and Judith,^! offsrs^ as are general IntersM made huit weak by tbs local Baker of tho UJB. Department nut butter and jelly sandwich, PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. Aim Xtaaiko, Pat Itean, Ooimla ooursea in music understanding JonM and Janlca ^xrbas. young Republican orgsoilaatlon, of the Interfar, cherry otrudal; Wednesday, lamonaco, Mark Aathouy, eon of Anthony J. ond PB- but even smarter to and enjoyment oommimlty £ iODY SHOP — **^A**,« 5* r [ ? oharaing that Danforth w m MacArthur eUdad Manning Swfaa oteak. buttsrad rkm, coni, trtca North lamonaco, Werner Dr„ Vernon. He waa bom Oh# aiiwtnc cborua will bi ohonss, community orcheMra or A90UT ONS-FIFTH OF ALL rolls, pram wWp; Hiuisday, P H O N E 44f 4 B95 •hiSa Oardyn Bach, Cautatine poUtTckuig with tha aobool "for axpeotlag Zonghl to halt 1 MITCHELL DRIVE Bept. 11 at Rockville General Hospital. Hta maternal grand-^ band, basic ptwtography, cu r CHILPBEN HAVE AT LEA9T bom d's teacher Inauranoa pro tha town meeting ao that he plsBA carrot stlek, teased salad, mother is Mra. Florence North, 18 Plymouth Lone. Kfa Bearwortb, Oeotfetto Ooutu. rant theater, reading improve ONE EPI90PE OF WMECZNG, Sua D'Sana, Nancy Lachut,^ar. gram. can read the m maO Jl handed him gelatin dooaert with fruit and temal grandfather fa Mr. Nunalo lanwnooo, 68 Oak Bt, ne ment and public speaking, SCFORfi THEV AR£ Manning aimed hla remariu during the meeting,” and con topping: Friday, timo-paa wlg- carat Rloa, OaU SUcar, Oalra more more in VEAR9 OLP. has two afatera Lori, 0, and Lfaa, 7. ValardI, Lacnard Bach, Bob at RepubUcAn Town Ohalraaan cluded, "Oome on Tom, don’t gte, corrota, o^ery stlok, and • • • • • There wiH be a oowae on HmM C^mIm rIvw ItoWNt MtnMKtifa orange cup coke. Crowley, Qarald D’Bena, Herb .lll«sWl»Ns4i4>»b« ait i isiiw*li !«■>■* Ruth Lojxlm, RepubUcon chair he'ridleuloaa.” - Oonias, Erin Marie, daughter of Kerin W. and tnaallM v shop the store, vnymuefs Vemon’B new town government man cf the board of eduoiitlon ’The unllated telaphoM num Cooperative Kladergortcn ter Collina, 178 Parker Bt. She was born Sept IS at Man- ^tennabury. A it Jcmaa, Herb and a travelogue for Franklin holier, Sheer, Bill Smith, David Cook, and RuaseU Stev ber ot Tolland Torioa Is 375- Mothers aaslating at tbe oo- ehester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparontg era Paik. enson, former president of tha 1183. operatlve ktaKfargarten thfa Mr. and Mrs. Itoufa B. Herter, We*t Hartford. Her paternal and Robaxt Velardl. Reglstraticn for Vemon reSl- 50 Prospect S t: Douglas Bos ca Dattcars Inchida Phyllis At* ton, Hanson Dr. YGOP, eUUng, "The foot that rtA Idaeto week include: Monday, Mra. gi^andparents are Mr. and Mra, William Collins, 34 Cole- savings on just a few advertised specials when Tfj kina. Sheila OUford, Ann How denta ie |3, and entlUea the reg- Discharged Saturday: Mlarit this was a put-up job, to dis The first meeting of the Tol Brace Cnmper, Mra. Gerard Ilian Rd. Her maternal great great-grandparents _ , ore Mr. _ and latrants to take as many ooure- credit a Democratic oandldata, land PTA this school year will Doudera, IfaA Beverly Oou- Mra Herbert Martin, South Lyme, and Mrs. Ann» M. Her ard, Arlaen Kunali, Shlriey Mc- be wiahea. Non-realdenta Ludwig, 60 FrankHn Paik; Pet -t: Kabon, PrlaeiUa OJala, Jody er Buckley Jr., 4 Hh^a Circle: la obvious to anyone who knowe ba held at tha Hloka Memorial lombe, Mra WilUoih EBert; ter, West Hartford, Her paternal ^at-grandm <^er fa^ l^ must pay SS per course in addi oU the foetA” , School gym tomorrow night at FOB HamadaB, L grasMM to tho niembers at- Srlka PUver, Marge Klalay, Dfacharged Sunday: Nancy surance coramlaalon composed HcndriA Mra Edward Jandni* fer,p«r cTO.^W. fafik Smith Flucklger, 188 Union St., lUtokvIlle. Ha was bom thousands of items we sell whether they are Lynn Scmelake, Joyce Stodart Anita M. Rupoer has enrolled of all town Insurance agentA oek, Mra. Henry Krechko and you'have developte. it's all fTete- BeM. 9 at Rockville GGeneral Hospital. Hla maternal O'Oonnor, Hllfadale Dr.; Win- dated- ■ and—' top flualltrquelitr and Ko- and LH Moriarly. aa a Uberal arU student at Ver He also revealed that he and Jnalar Womea Mra. 'Walter Krechko. Qulok proceeeln g . , . parents are Mr. and Mra Henry Smith, 180 Center B t Hfa mont OoSege, a two-year col- sted Newell, SHllngton; Mrs. El- Russell Stavenaon, both looal In Mra IkigeM Wanai wlH dak. too. In the «ia»wing cborua will ma Martin, W illie Circle, Tol BHmnaetlce Cbuw M hour e e r ^ iw paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Sbnar FhicWgar, ot leg« for women at Montpeber. surance agentA ogread to ttkare roeak at thq ’Tolland Junior The PTA-eponeoted, 10-week Hack and idilte (Just C e ^ Swamp Rd., Tolland. advertised or not be Nancy Andereon, Jo Baker, land; Benjamin Afrlcano, 10 Woman’s Ctv/b meeting tomor a mUa btt koger for Marlene HID, Cathy lABrta, MMs Rupner la the daughter c f the woric and tha profits from sUmnastlcs course will begin Mr. and Mrs. IHmar Rupoer, Cemetery Ave.; Claire Laiidry, the achooTs group Ufa Insur row nlgfat at 8 At tha ItoUan- color). Bhlriey McMahon. Baa Paul, 138 Vemon Ave.; Herman Sept 27 at 7:80 in the Hloks Ryder, JoAnn, daughter of DonaM K. and JeMphtee 0 IVout Stream Dr.. Vemon. ance plan now In effect American Friendship Chib on Irene Tedford. Ann Wataon, Mince, 14 Charter Rd.; jack Memorial School gym. fotcreat- # 1 0 Vendola Ryder, 66 Franklin St., RockvlUe. She was bom Field Ttlala In hi* atatement. Maiming Kingsbury A v a Tbe attbjeets of e d . women may ocmtaot Mra Sept. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternM Penny Watt, Donna Weat, Bob Bayee, 09 Vemon Ave.; Horace ^ r talk will ke “PayriwiMrtoal Crowley. Qarald lySaBa. Herb The annual field trial of the O b ject 5 Laurel Dr.; Stanley says Danforth made the recom- Elaine Fox, Bafcos Rd,, tor fm> grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Nicholas Vendola, East r« Rodrvllls Fish and Game Club mendaUoii to torm aa Insuranca Prcblema of tha Toungrouag ChSd”a tfaer information. riavall and Haib MUler. Smith, Dockerel Rd., Tolland; and The VMue ot Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr,' and Mrt. Appearing in aklta adll be will he held Saturday and Sun commloalon 20 months ago, la T o a ^ . ’ Otto Ryder, Hartford. She has two brothers, Donald. 16, week after week., month after month Chailane Luglnbidd, ElMngton; ^eetlon and aaower period wiH Iv ClMV Peanon, Claire Velardi. day at the StaU Field TrW a letter sent to the board o f edu- Manohester Evening Heral|l and Stephen, 2; and two sisters, Deborah, 12, a**d Karen, 9. Orounda, Peltons Pasture, off Francla RltUlngar, Broad Brook; • • • • • Vincent Lamo, Karan Magnla. Mra. Jeanette Doran and daugh catlon on January 81,1934. At a Tolland correspondent, Bette Rt. 5 In Bast Windsor. Tbe trial subsequant meatlng of the Mra Waauit fa the etanfantary BUI B ;:^, Oeorga and Marge ter, Wopping; Mra. Ruth Dra- •qhool oounaek>r,aiiid p e ^ o l ^ Quatralc. teL 876-2845. 'Richmond, Tracy Ooohran, daughter of Feter Cochran Bieley, Ruth Lee, Herb Miner, bagina St 7 am , and tndudaa board, cf which Cook WM^a and Eileen Elliott Richmond, 26 Hollister St, She was bora open deiby, open aS-age, open leou and daughter, 107 High St leal examlaef in . the oM m t^ BUI Smith Jr.. Halaa Boulay member, the propcaal w m ta school system, and luw taught RESCUE TRAIN FAILS Sept 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal a and Eric Sodaidind. shooting Aag, open piq>py, ama bled. Danforth was net a coni grandparents are Mr. and Mro- William A- Elliott. CoUingg* teur Shooting dog, aM ama The Herald’e Vernon Bureau for four- years In iManchester f t i ^ HURON. S.D. ,(AP)i — Two A feature cf the ahow win be to at 88 Pork S t, RockvlUe, P.O. didate for political office at and for two jpeora at University locomotive uhlts and five caip wood, N.J. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra H. a yieviine of weU-known buai> teur afl-am eonteeta. Judges that time and ivaa “expressing Warren Richmond, Farmington. She has a brother, Mark win ,be Bruno Longhl. Paul Box 827, tfd 876-3180 or 043- o f . a Chicago A North Westenk oa Bees and nrofeaaional men,' in'* a perscmal opinion,*’ kaigr, presi freight derailed .this week. Thk Elliott 2H- eluding In y o r fbom aa J. Mo* Cook, PhS rofg and BHl Dou- 37IL Maiming sold that **thls pro “'a T S S f • • • • • gan. dent, and Mra Romad Satryb, next day new locomotive* Cuaker; J^in F. MiraUto, ad* posal was not then, nor la It vice president of the ’Tolland picked up the cars left behind ^dler, Virginia Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mra An mldatrator of the RockvUle Drawtog win ^ ke place Sept. now in any way connected with derson H. Zeldler, 26 <^lnnlpiac Gardens, New Haven. She 34 at the Mile HiU" chub House Juniors, will attend the Connec and eat' out for Huron. That Hoq|)ltal; Raymond B. Rama* Town Describes the Democratic party or tta ticut Federation of IVomens. train.derailed too, including 16 wae bom Aug. 25 at Meriden Memorial Hoepltal. Her ma dell, auperintendent of acboda; at 9 p.nv ternal grandmother is Mrs. Alfreds Hallln, Hartford, form On Saturday, the clUb wffl of platform. When his propoeal (Jhihs’ Jimlor BxecuUvo Board cars of tha original train. Eric A. SoderUnd, hospital busi Land It Seeks was tabled in 1964, Danforth erly of Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and ness manager; ^baatlan Fan- fer a chronographing service Mrs. Anderson H. Zeldler Sr., Hamden. '- \\ • for shooters and serious hand- did not piuraue the matter. Ha Blna, x*ray technidui; Robert had made a recommendation W . Darning, town traaaarer; the loaders, when they may obtain For Firehouse M i measurements of Qis veiocHy of which had not been accepted, McLeod, Sean Francis, son of WUliam A. and Cath Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor af and that was the end of it aa erine Murphy McL«eod, 3 Bunce Dr. He was bom -Sept. 14 the Union Congregational their ammunition. A ciTstal General Manager Richard controlled counter ehronogra^ far aa he was concerned.” at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal " Church; Dr. Michael P. Atkina; Martin, after consultation with Danforth appeared at Wednes FRANCHISED ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Rockchapel, Dr. AJlra B. Dambeck; Dr. Sey will be used, and there wiU - fa M n a small chaige for each round Town Fire Chief W. Clifford Ma- day night’s board of education DEALER Cork, Ireland. His paterpal grandmother is Mrs. mour L Kmnmer; Dr. Luke meeting at the "personal re McLeod, WoUaaton, Mara He has a sfater, Patricia, 27 O'Connor; and Dr. Raymond tested. The service will be of aon, has asked the Cenamunity fered beginning at 10 Am. at quest ot David Cook.’’ Planning montha Peraoblo. Baptist Church to sell the town continued. "If Cook thinks the B B R N t E 'S wiU saveH'you money OB8 VWtatian the dub on Fidi and Game Rd. far Vemon. a 100 by 200 toot pared of land, commission is such a bad idea, O. Elna Cloutier, worthy why did he bring the matter up pand matron, Order of Eastern Attends Oonferenee adjoining the site at Manches Hancheeter Shopping Parkade Other Stores In Pacifists, Pickets Mingle .Allan Kimkel, 5 McKitlgM ter Green, being considered for again, requesting Danforth to Star and her aseodatb grand of make the same proposal on the Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Bloomfleld and APPLIANCES S conatructiiHi of a new firehouse. ficers; wUl make their official Circle, Rockville, the Junior -vice S o t to 6 — Pbom 648-9661 Newington 0«R OWN HMSION MN MUND IV commander of the State Veter- Hie parcel of church-owned eve ot the election, unless he At All-Day, Park Meeting WHITE SOLID PADK STOP S SHOP FREN6N FRIES tr visitation at Hope Chapter to land, under negotiation for six bad an ulterior motive?" morrow at S pm. at the Masonic ane of Foreign W an, la among a delegation of state VFW off! weeks, lies south of the 18,600 According to. Manning, word Temple on Orchard S t Follow. square foot parcel n . Fk broohlott, loioh or looch lin t. Steg 3 Shop. when a tnidc owned by Chick's ing a new general manager.' opportunity to do so." nttooaott Sfag 3 Shoo >nH — M’s IM fa ysir lUo. 'Oii the church building. ^ e committee, was to meet "The fact that Stevanson was Ifise Helen C. Fischer fa di Restaurant w«a .discovered on your response fire. Hie flames were quickly Wednesday night to discuss a tbe preeidtet of thsiTGOF at FACIAL TISSUE 6 ENGLISH MUFFINS 2 eft rector of Chrfatian education, controlled. No estimate of dam request received from an un the time of his legal ohtangle- SPaOY-GLEAN . . . EVEREDY ALUMINUM 1-QUAiT and fa in charge of church age was immediately set. identified, In-state industry, tor ment with Danforth sheds an al |1AI Mm I Vn ton 40e. 12 ol hottto. C H A O ^ (WO bohoiy — o fa itirt your iMolly wHI 1 aohod and teacher training un Btanley J. Olander Jr., 21, of a 26-acre site in Manchester tor together different light on the was simply der the board c f Chrfatian adu-' a 60,000 square foot plant, am-' TEFLON-COATED SAUCEPAN ticii. 34 Worcester Rd.. was arrested public statements Issued by that early Friday morning and ploying about 300 persons. VITAUS HAIR TONIC ^1 CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS COMPLETE WITH COVEN Sunday worebip services are organiaatlon,’* Manning con For the time beii^. the re tinued. "Hila w u a desperate Me iln. Ian i nMohlRg Me m Si logilor, Riy or ONy. M 1 * 0 9 at 9a30 and E a.m., conducted charged with Improper passing m eat wUl be handled bv tha overwhemin^.. 4n CUB REOULAAI2J9 attempt to attack the character A Ug lotelyabo coho thofi light yot Boist, by the Rev, John A . Lacey, the by Patrolman Jack Rakken- Town Development CommisaloA Md Integrity of a man who has ikotUot mlniker, at the Vemon elemen bach. Olander fa scheduled to' Mahoney, said that the board BRECK SHAMPOO 3 IToih froH oor owe onoi. Eojoy oor FootkorUghI tary BcbooL H ie church was appear in court Oct. 5. of dlrectora, on Wednesday, and rontribtited much of himself to 1M* IWIPM 1404 iScopiiH'aM destroyed by tire in January, Henry P. Rush, of Brooklyn possibly Thursday, will continue hla community and his dturch." 91 B n -V m to n 41ol Stay froth oH fag a M Mra Sit., SipTiis Oni sir fimllir Church memberaliip now St„ was arrested Friday eve its series of executive eesslonA Manning a^d that he la "not SPONGE CAKE »Shop 11 food, 1 ®97, ning and charged with intoxica being held to reduce to a work surprised at this Utest santple Mlaa Burke to T e a d i. tion, by Patrolman Martin able list, the 46 appUcants tor of the depth to which a few irra- BAN ROLL-ON Mfaa Joan. Claire Burke, Kincman. Court date was set the managers post, to be Va sponsible members of the op- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 2 daughter of Mr. and Mrc. Wil f o r O ct 6. cated on Nov. 18 by Richard poiltlon party have sunk.’’ add- liam L. Burke, 1 Lewis. Dp., Fraderlck 'E Qlelm, 48, of Martin. Ing that “this has cmne about RockvlUe, has acespted a t o 10% Snlpsic 8t., was arrested The six or eight applicants through no accident, but wM -a teadfng Spanish and French at Friday nigltt and charged with chosen tor interviews wlU ap premeditated plot which waa LEAN the Southweatera Mlaaouri State Intoxiootlon, by Patrolm an' pear at closed aessions of the dl- calculated to smear an ««««- OoDage residence center in Weat Klncman. Court date la Oct. 5. rectors Who, except for BoaTO cent man,” CENTER "F or the pact.seveiml weeks,” I Flaiiia, Mo. % e received her Ig. .W ilbur H- Smith, 23, o f WU- Secretly Robert Stone, know lb A. degree from the UMversHy d Hmaotle, w m arrested Sunday none their identifiea at Mamfing aald, “wldlc 'we __ havi PORK CHOPS CUTS » Aiftomiatie 3-mlifwtB CooLOff Cools, Fluffs dofhn • Foijf Drying At: Solo, Low OonneoUcut in June, and spent morning and charged with fsH- present been dealing in facte, our R«h publican opponents have been I the summer in France, Italy a ^ ure to obay'a* traffic control T«i poraluro • EffIdonI DosIgn MoaM Low OporoHng Coit '• Wido lnita|latlon Spain, attending the summer signaL by Patrolman Refahea- __ •»__ dealing in Impllcaticlorn and 1»- 9 8 fa O ct 5. nuendo. They have been trying I seselan of the UbivaraiW of MA bach. Court data FlnADfly Indudlng Hush To WoD # Big Copo^. M ^ Ibich Drum for tor^o Loods BLADE CUT PORK CHOPS 58: drld. Hoopltol Notes C^h, Tools, Car to Imply on tha OOP apahaoredi Admitted.' SVlday: Herman "Tolland Topics" that wa bknv I THE THOUSANDS OF VOLUMES WERE NOT ENOUGH Swift's Premhiai Skinlass Adult Eevearinc Sdiool i • 3-Woy VoiBing'M Mfih EkbauM Dudfi-^diuttoDio Logs. RegiMmUon for the aduK eve Mince, 14' Chartey RIL; Roger Taken in Breaks up moUboxes, don’t beHeve In SO HOLD ON TO YOUR FREE COUPONSI PORK CUTLETS 841 Shuts, Overbroofc Rd.; Winston \ raothen, and that wa are piw- Newell, EUingtim. Two peanut vending machlnas feoatonol poBtlelans.” Admitted. Saturday: George and |81 worth of various tbols Maiming oonchided; "Thay SPARE RIBS Nik lOUNTRYSTYLE 4 9 : ‘■'j Person To Person S flfe it 80 BUaabeth S t; Ben- were stolen from Dave’s At Cbould raalfaa that they are odly Encyclopedia of Cooking Jopiln jAMoano, 10 Cemetery FRANKS W e read lantic Service Station at 279 hurting themselves by r4sortlng 59 /\ • r that Dr. Bdw. At a ; Pfara MufUer, 63 Elling N. Main S t late Saturday night, to such sordid methods, beeauee PORK LOINS Ml eOUNTRYSTYLE 55; L. Sorts, post ton Av a ; A lM ric' Ooaeelin, 10 police report. the voters of Tolfand are only & The Family Handyman president of Vernon Center Hel|kts; Mer Because the statute was Interested In hearing the truUi, ★ WE DlELIVEIl the Amertoen rill lyona TNland. closed at 10 p.m., the windows and that to what we will oon- SAUSAGES 69: NEPCO COLD CUTS •'»»£ 59'... Medical Asso Admitted Sunday: Francla olooed and locked at 1 Am., Unite to give them." PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN ciation, said Rittlinger, Brood Brock; Amy To'oltend Toplea W E IN S T A L L ‘ Encyclopedia Sbapera, 12.Pleasant St;'R ay there la no sign of forced entry. 41 No Bloney Down Stop,Shop that in the ToQond.Topios fa the looal in-1 mond Clark, EUngton; Joan Ptelce Bumet the thief entered o Up To 3 TeaiB To Pay FANCY SEA SCAUOPS S9‘. next twenty between 10 and 1. formation phone, telUng of 0 90 Dmjrs-vNo Finanee XThargo;. i «, yean In this Holley, Loehr Rd., Tollaad. events being held jn the town. i r W E SERYtCB B Bttnli. Finsneinf - Biiths Friday: A eon to Mr. A 12-year-old car that ham’t SECTION 1 WILL BE IN A6AW . . SOON! country the been registered since 1960 was It fa being fponaored by the Re Stop & Shop Slicod Slid Mra. Thomas Orassl, RPD publicans at thfa lime, although KING CRAB LEGS 881 average life 2; a son to Mr. and Mra. Ken-> reported stolen from the Luce apkn WlU be Service Station Saturday night it was originated lost roring aa Our "guesstlmatos" fall short of your wondtrhil, rwbpnM Bradlees 200 yean, knd noth Satryb, 68 W. MiUn St. a m esM of pubUofaulg the .’you scoop^ thsst up so quickly . slmp{y did m b Births Saturday: A son to htVH tnough for Hvoryonol W i'rt lorry for any InconvanI* tbe retirement Mr. and Mra William Evoy, NEW DISPOSAL METHOD town’s 260th anniversary cale- FRESH FLOUNDER 59* ie W or 90. OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (AP) — brotlon. R fa recoided by ones wt may have oausad.you. Bloas* fo«iy* u a Hold m FOODS S Huriburt R t « r Brighfot Wendy Gtandna, fast UDderggound. MacArttutr Mjra ttat "it fa t r I
KA170BK8TKR BVIMilKCi HSBAU), U A2^ESTER» CONN., MONDAY, S^PTTSMBER 20, 1965 fA ’E m WmtMn W. Porter (OwiWted from Page OM) In North California Mrs. fUgne C. Mitchell Navy’ s 46-day Baalab 3 undar- Stops Itch'-'Relieves Pain HBBRON — WlUlom W. Por (Oo«turned from Page Om ) w a t a r living sxperlmant Funeral services for Mrs. Abou^Town OMsmuaist Otoia today m - ,x . T. (•tMM>--.rar tha aa tharaetk that aeSarara ter, 46, at Marlborough, dlod Signs C. Mitchell of 109 Camen radahad tha half-way p ^ t Sun b a n FRANOnOO (AP) fireman Mlted in hla overturned Srat thee aaiaeaa baa faaad a oaw aaiaelahiet ateteaaaate Ilka' fanirday morning at loddlMox help finance mU-poverty piv- lowed up toe extension of Re After daya of battling forootf and truck; d estm ed more than 130 hove aaaaad te ba a p r a M a « l” Momorial Hoopltal, Middlotown Rd. were held Saturday after Woman Goes Hunting at 81 day and ettlelala pralaad its hMlIsg aeteteaaa with tha aataa- gnuns. Nswoomara Club of toe Mta- border ultimatum to India wtth noon at Watklns-Woet Funeral prqgraaa lavtohlv. bnuh flrao wMeh ha' houses, about 400 out buildings tokieg ahUUr ta ahrlek kaoiaf Tha saewt la a new kaallet akkl ' Ho wat bom In Hobron on Home, 142 B. Center 8t. The JoMph Oyer said New Haven Chester YWCA will have Ite a chargo that Indian troops had anad 307,000 aerea o f Northern and l,iK)0 haad a t cattle, sheep rkalfa. atop Itablag, and rallave ■teeaa (lte-Dyaa*)-dlaiavary aTi Ooo. », l*rt, tor '4 WlUlam received the laiyeet iti^e cut "Wa are aaally accompUshlag Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor flrat msefing of the ■•••J" fired on 3 CMnese border guard. ELTmB, Oallf. (AP) >-tlnto a raw—4hs tost snSliw when HARLAN, Ky. (AP) •> Molly or axooadtag what ws’va CaUfornia, weaiy fire flghtora and hogs. Damage has been aa- pale - withaet aerxory. a warM-faiaaea-raaaarah laiUtataPa and Lorralno Clinton Porter now of Emanuel Lutheran Church, at tite'money distributed to In morrow at 7:48 P ware opUmlsUo today as one at Umated at about 34-6 million. It aaaa after aaaa, whOa gaatly Thia a ah a te zii la eaw avaUabla>>^ o f Watiohula, Fla. A lifelong dividual communities — I1.841,- An Indian spokoaman denied' C(k 3 r a 0 19 r actor-stuntman ho shot and killed Ms isseltoto Orooeh' Rioo waits Impattsntly pbmnad to do," said Oapt. officiated. Burial was in Bast OommunltyH^. for this tlipo of year so she oaa Oaorga Bond, chief taveetlgator two major firaa remaining was Fiva countlae hardest hit by rallaving pale- sateal radeatlan la aitppaafiaty ae ateliM«< raoldent of the area, he had been 009. Qangonvata at Briitol will tbe obarge and saidsail the Chinese, Duane Hamlin, approtoWng hU' ->4oterrad him ho said. partly conteinsd. toe sweep of flamaa fought by o,- aadav the aotea Fraparetiaa ffSpa cemetery. After Um war,, hs tunwd to hike aleno |i) her natlv* south- of Um experimant. "1 hop# the (ahttakofa) teak plaaa. employed aa a foreman by Pratt Bearers were Horace Blssell, Othsr large grents erere re ap«2i on har elaims were "m ero fabrics-, •0th Mrthday, has a preoeripUen Firs erewz wars aMs to eon- 000 man were dastgnatad' ' rnatad dlaa MaatateaslegafaS laaaltiwere At on dreg aaaatera. ne _ Whitney, Dlvlaton of Unit fione.’’ Ho aocueed China of "in -, too movtos. tto rsoalto ptoudlir oastom Xentiiehy .mountains remaintog half of too export' tad Whit ...... James. Lardon, Robert Ballslep- ceived by Rarttord, tl.004,397; Om Peace Oorp* to Malaysia. teln tha mors than 16,000-aera tar araas iaturday by Gov. Ed ______od Aircraft Oorp., Baet Hart' Bridgeport, 3999,673; Waterbury, d i^ n g to provocative aotlvl-' for old age: aotlon. that ho orosbod aptono In Otora and “ bog mo a few ofulrNls-’t mwytoee as waU. tgt er, Paul Ballsleper, Charles Bot- Hamltn has thrived on tt. Me MoUy o r Jack, as nor famUy Lowta Mslson, OMlas Valley Sra on Ms 'north mund G. Brown. ford, for 34 year#. An Army 3479,1 ^ : BUunfmd, BUunfWd, 3149^13; Use." Oahtfa "KoU'i fo^ s," and west Mdss. Its south and teron and Hsrbert Mltobell. The execuUve boaffi M ^ rooalls his youth tols wayi tlod a gortUa in a Tarzan film. always eallod bar, is vriry end protect diraotor, ’iaalab Four of the oountlaa—Marin, voteran of World War n , Mr. Meriden, 3100,090; Wew Britain', Women’s Qub of M ^l^tar Indian nows agonolos roported' west flanks ware reported aUU Nfo>a, Sonoma and Solano — Mrter waa a aecrotary of Fur 390.1M;; Iterwalk. 303,999; Dan- noso who bad fired At IS, ho pUotod a otagoooaeh rodo herhDrzobaok gariMd as lo ta w ry -^ o d vHth spariiUng will ba to# stopping stona to full wlU meet toirlrtt at 8 M tot It WM too Oilnoso eyes Utat bstfs bar ll ysars. - : out of oontrol. ring Son Francteoo Bay on too o r MANUUMTl'ER ‘ a Inaurance, Baat Hampton. bury, 309,901; and Nonrich, 944,- first. through hoMup eountiy. Later M Arab in Rudolph Vatontlno’s oompfahonston of Ufa FLETOHER H UBS 0 0 . home of Mrs. eOorge Naoikow- )te draw Army pay as a soout ■’I us^ to win some hard apses." The flra, ta NfoMi County north. Tho otoar, Plaoar County, waa alao a member of Baat Car Loses Door 940. In tot fighting, an Didlan lha ihoik." about 40 milea northeoat a t Son la In the Sierra footollla eaat of —jnpton Lodge of Maaona, was akl of 306 Hackmatack St. for hunting Moxtean bandit Stunts vrara atways his spa- — nting bontotte from' mdn." U m ssoond 10-man aquanaut broadcast ui Now Dolhl said' sho rooalls, "and I guosa I atlll Franoteoo, bumad around sum the California capital, Sacra •^cotUah Rite Mason, a Shrtn Paklttanl pianos bombod St. Poneho in WorM War L oialty. As rooontly as INO, taam, axOapt for Cmdr. M. toott mer homaa near Atlas Creak **Whon You Think of Gla$$, In Backup Crash Judge Rebuked CHri scout Troop I will apon- ho flow with Bddlo Rlekonbaok- oould alttiougb my ayas aran't Oarponter, oomploted Its sov- mento. HMIII ta of SpMnx Tejnpte of_Hart Paul’s Catoodrat to Ambala, 130 Hamlin dtvod 6i foot into a rivor but did not damage tha struc An accounting of toa loaa of and tahinx Caravan Shrine B R ID O B ^R T (AP>— OrouK ■or a bake sale Saturday from or, tor ths eamoras. Sueh foato oon- t aa they uaad to ba." anth of 10 days in 960-fsst-daap Think of Flotehn** A Tolland woman lost the door Oouri Judge Rodney 8- Btelaon 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Sear's milts north a t Now Dolhl. Only' saeond otdast ehild to bar tures which were watered down wildllfa ia yat to ba told. At lb of id^ddleaex County. lU stoeplo was loft standing, tha Today, vlriually tho only sign tlnue to tarn him rotes in televi Saalab Sunday. by State Division of Forestry Green Valley off Interatata to her car early Saturday after — and ids policy of reduebig Roebuck and o> at toe Manches of age on too rod-boardod, rob sion Wooteroa -- "Mavortek," nlly,r Molly found farm work Caipanter, the astro-aqua 'tjSurvlvoni Include his wife spesding ehairges — has come broadeest said. pumper trucks. Highway 80 northaaat of San Genevieve Roberg For noon when she becked ^ with ter Parkade and at BurtOT’a «» ust iUm voteran is a tiny wire "Deato Valtoy Days" and took har tima In eblldliood with naut, Is to his 3Srd day on toe McKEE STREET the door open. undsr fire' from Cyril F. Mow Mato StL Proceeds will benaflt The radio said too dty of In Sonoma Oounte about 40 Ftancisco, raaldents told of ter- 54 a daughter, Mlaa Beverly Jodhpur alto was bombad, but loading to a hoartog aid to his "Wagon Train.’’ uttla ohanea .to play • doUa or ocaan bottom. Hs is schedulad Police said the woman, Jac er, former chairman of the exe tbs troops’ trip to Europe. h0Ui#e to corns up after 30 daye. mltss north of Ban Francisco, a rlflad small animals dashing out CLOSED THURSDAY EVENINGS (rter, at home; and two sls- no mllttaiy InstaUations were loft oar. Huolto marrlod tivo Umss, of flra areas with their fur In queline Morelll of Virginia Lana, cutive committee of the Oon- "TU bo SO noxt month," saya "1 plowed many a furrow then hot fire was reported marching THROUGH LABOR DAY , Mra. Arthur Islelb of Olaa- necUcut Safety Oommlsslcsi. hH. New ho livoi aleno, puttering on scattered summer homes flames. nbury and Mrs. Theodore was parked In the Municipal Miss Patricia Dsen, daughter Baml^ "but I don’t fool my about a ramote dooort ranch li and BtUI do," she said, pointing TTRONO INFORMATION Building parking lot next to a Mower seys that Blelson Is Paldetan reported Its troops proudly to her ono-aera garden OOUJMBU, Mo. (AP) — Sec near Austin Craak, west of toe yy>rsstera ballsva, howavsr, ^ k l of Marlborough. trying "to strip the Oommls- of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dssn turned baok an Indian thnisi ago. What I raallv Uko to do mllofl south at Blytho, that daar and otoar craaturaa car owned by Francis Jacobson, ttoMio days is ehallongo kids to tog for gold and awall of baans, com and potatoas at retary of Oommarca John T. mountain settlement of Coxad- ENCLOSURES ft SHOWER DOORS JP^ineral services will be held sfoner of Motor Vehleles o t hts of 7tt N. Mata 8t. left yester near Slalkot just over the bor •ro, a spokesman said. That flra ware able to eacape because TUI norrow at 3 p.m. at the East 33, of Glastonbury. She got Into day for Chamberlayne Junior (hoir 30s to a tusslo. I guess toe from Houyw har hom t to naSrhy Oimbar- Conner was to Columbia Sunday 2 power to stispend lie der to West Pakistan, It said most of too fires, at least along from $28.00 f $45.00 Hampton Congregational her car, poUce said, backed up Oollege. Boston, where she will foot that I waa a stunt man kspt Loohlng booh, Hamlin often to help dedioate toe Mlsaourl had already laid waste 6,000 and hit the other car's bumper Ehelson, situng in WMiddletown, many Indian prtsonara were MoUy togged after her father eeoUon of Interatata 70, toa first acres o t grassland and tall Um- toa north coast, wars acattara•ed. aurch. Burial will be in the has been lessening speeding bs a freshman. token. Pakistani tpokssmen re fha ta shape." this eommsnt on his Itfo of dor- een Cemetery, Glastonbury. with her car’s door. The door Bom in SMprock, N.M., Nov. and eouains' on nighttime rac major part of tha transoon- bar. Now to the ttora te brtiMr hi yew sereeue te be repaired. charges to that of vwlattng ported aporadlo action else- ring-do: "Iho moot dangorous Alt other Area were reported SALT STREAMS ,_rriends may call at the Spen- broke off at the Mngea. No ar Manchester Chapter of 0, I8S6, Hamlin had a brief ooeupation rvo -faot ftimohongunja. surveyor in Harlan, Bell and 50 car operated by Frank J. Val- stroke or heart attack. 39 at 6 p.m. In the Terrace Fiano’s Drive Is vlsIMo from Ooiiglok on eloar morning from the F. W. Car- Jayeea Wives. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Room at toe Statler-Hllton Ho point between Red China and Knox oountlei. He oame from MMi M e CaMpen and Purdwa* of lAon ^ n o ra l Home, 6 Po- culMs, 49, of 537 Woodridge S t...... A ------India. days. North Carolina with hie Cfoerok- OiM 10-ae. DeM iar Owse A Senbem who was waiting at a traffic PAPER GOBS DAILY tel, Hartford, to honor club pres A MtacheaUr driver waa ar Otouds hido many peaks from qbonock Ave., Windsor, with a BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The i idents end install state federa It Is on Sikkim’s soU that the ee Dxllan bride. Mass of requlctn Lady light. There were no Inhiries. rested Saturday and charged May to Novtmhor and tor tour Grandfather ahraye zaM ho Bridgeport Sunday Herald, a Clinic Receives 12th Orenit Coventry tion olflcan. Dignitaries plan- two Aslan giants threaten to months at Isast tha approachas Jnslant Coffee of the Assumption Church, The woman was treated at Man with failure to grant toe right resume toelr fighting after the ■tola grandmother from her weekly tabloid erlth state-'wide niiig to attend are Gov. John of way after a oolllslon at the to thorn ara aapw andrfea fed boubound. 2 9 * 1 Windsor. Burial waa In St Jo chester Memorial Hospital tor circulation, is putting out a daily Dempsey, state chairman John toret-year calm following their family on the reservation and seph's Cemetery, Pdquonock. face hriiises. Grant of $41,000 G )u rt Cases driveway of Fiano’s Restaurant. The pM iO s ore Oloar now — married her," she said. morning edition during the news- M. Bailey, and Miss Katherine border war to 1963. as ths nsss know. STEAKS ItianOHSCOWOMfUCHU' H u rt Arrested waa Robert E. Qior- Chta< John A. Hutson, 23. of Bast paper shutdowni to New Torit Quinn, vice chairman of the Until now, Stkklm — pro SiM and her husband have a s s Gerald Lappin Hampton was arrested early a w . The Manchester Community getU, 39, 40© Parker 8t., who house and a speedboat on Char- CHOOSE FIOM: Gerald La^iin of Portadown, Democratic State Central Com nounced slc-em — has been yesterday morning tad charged ’nie new paper, called "The Child buidanoe Clinic at 817 MANCHESTER SESSION mittee. Reservations close Mon police say pulled from toe drive known primarily as a faraway okaa Lake to Tannasaaa. County Annagb, Ireland, broth wKh failure to drive bi an estab- III A state grant to the probable cause is scheduled for wera^ULkSn' to to too o hospital by arts committee of the Junior passing It on the left. and mystlelsm. , Topic of Study I WShfoliCsepswaadParmroiaE I Craven Salmon of 38 Diane Dr. 11. ABBORETinU PAYMENT cfinlc. But he alao says it will The drivers were Richard J. flood area Sunday, bonetlng toa I Sear 1-fo. aoM OraMi (M sm the companion cases of John tod CoArenttY F ira .Department Century Club will meet tomor Unfortunately for Sikkim, It la died late Saturday at Man STAMFORD (AP) — A check only pay for about half the row at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Johnson. Hebron Ave., Glaston Btate’a total to Tl. chester Memorial Hospital Bralnard, 28, of 1 Main St, V lo ambulaneo after the accident. those same twIsUng vaUeys that The National Guard had re Tha future of tha CItiMna for 360,000 was presented Sun operating- costa of the clinic. tor A. Dollack, 20, of 454 Oak- Raymond, who waa admitted Mrs. Robert Locke, 159 Henry bury, driving a truck belonging ahortly after birth. day to Ralph Bartlett president Cknnmunlty chest, fees, and oould provide Communist Chi duced Up emergency foroe to Advisory Council of Manchester ^^slifd Pkieoiiple I Survivors, besides his par Garbage Pickup hilt roloaoed over the weekend, St, to Louis Ix>ngo of Glastonbury, of the Bartlett Tree Oo., as the towfi-grants pay the other half. oqd Joan Laine of East Hart- na’s army with a "mountMn 391 today. Thera were 3,700 Comunjtv Collage in tha stnte’p Ooed Saw SoO . la p ! 2 3 * ents, are three brothers, Hiom- SdfferM chest and leg Injuries. ^ghway" to this throat of Ih- guardsmen in disaster araas first payment to the acquislticn 'Yaretuky addl that the Mrs. Raymond tad jhe couple’s Hie Home League of the Sal foM, who was trying to pass new regicaial community eollefre 1 Salmon, Robert Salmon and Complaints Dip of 63 acres for an arboretum grant will help enlarge the after toe burrtcane struck 10 system will be tha chief topic I UMfQNI COUrON ris CUtTOMie teven Salmon, and a sister, Hartford Rd. All are Charged daughter, who bad a broken col vatlon Army will meet tomor Johnson when the two vehicles E days ago. £ park. staff of the clinic. Since the be with robbery with violence to row at 2 p m. at the Citadel. clipped one another. India realises — as its former for dtscuaslon at tonight’s regu Jennifer Salman, all at honre. The check waa presented by ginning of toe clinic on Haynes larbone, were treated and re British colonial rulers did long Ths Red Crorn reported 7,914 lar meeting of tha councU at ■’Private funeral services will No fines were levied against connection with the robbing leased. the garbage contractor for the Joseph N. Gill, commissioner of St. six years ago there has and beating of a man in Rob Airman John E. Magowan, ago — toe itrateglo Importance evacuets remained to 11 thel- Manehaatar RIph School. be held at the convenience of the State Agriculture and nature been a waiting list on patients. According to town poUce chief at these passes. Sikkim has tars, nrito another 9,000 being The council hue aoma aaaur- RB 50»STMK the family. period Sept. 7 through 11. as inson Park on the night of Au Ludwig KmodzleJ, the accident son ot Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin al Resources Department, as The clinic treats children with gust 9. H. Magowan Jr. of 52 Cooper Spores Control been placed under New Delhi’s fed by mobile kitchen units. anea that it will continue to ' The John F. Tlemey Funeral complaints continue to drop part of the state's eventnal pay emotional problems. happened when the .Raymond protscUon and toa Indian gov At) Balton R ow s, 38 miles up exist in aoma form since it has .smOraadjMaii Borne, 319 W. Center St. is in Srradually. Raymond Bartholomew, 92, Hill St, has been selected for ment of 3200,000 for the land. The Imported demand for the car went off the road as It was technical training at Amarillo Japan Beetles emment has rasponslMllty tor ppt Rli already offered Its assistance to Obarge o f arrangements. There were 41 complaints Willimantlc, and Raymond. turning right from Rt. 44A into Another 3300,000 will come services of the state-aided clin Reed, 36, of 4 Pearl St„ both AFB, Tex., as a U.S. Air Force tot' Himalayan lapd’s defensa diver, working blind to toa mud the State Board of Trustees for during this period, a shorter from federal ftmds and the re ics is five to eight times full Rt. 31, Raymond said he was tad foreign affairs. dy water, resumes his painstak Regional Community Colleges ikick Pepper Mldiael Zwldc Sr. one than usual because of La charged with intoxication,' were Ripply specialist. The airman ST. LOUIS — Japanese bee - - ' ------M * , maining $100,000 .toward the capacity. Last year nearly 4,- sentenced to 30 days each to forced off the road by an on attended Howell Cheney Tech Ths chogyal's domain enoom ing bare band Inspection of a and has had no indication from 'Michael Zwlck Sr., 70, of 437 bor Day. Most were because ot $500,000 purchase price will be 000 persons were treated. coming car. The accident is stUI tles can be controlled with that group of any totentlpn to Center St., died yesterday at a Hartford State Jail. 'They were nical High School. passes about 168,000 people w)m sunken barge loaded-with dead luM roM COUPON pazCuiiDaitl P skips. The week before 42 com raised by public subscription. under investigation. “ milky disease." Spores that ly chlortoa. replace the council, although a Mandhester convalescent home. plaints wrere made. arrested this weekend. scratch out a living on 3,744 Airman James A. Giuca. son cause this disease attack the square miles of land — much ot transformation to a more re- Bom in Austria-Hungary, he A 36 fine is levied for every beetle gprube as they burww In Ghlortna, a eomuMn Industrial GYM DEDICATED Stabbing Victim of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giuca whioh is vertleal. chemical, can ba extremaly irional outlook seems inevitable 'J lived in Manchester over 53 complaint over 100 and each NEW BRITAIN (AP)—A 3.6 the ground. The grubs take In for that body. years. He was a retired weaver repetitive complaint. MHA VUl Sell of 49 Holl St., has been selected But too ehogyal is Intensely dangerous If accldentaUy re millkm gymnasium and physical for technical training at Ama the spores along with particles lonalisUcons and proud, and of- leased from a pressure tank. Keeping this transition in from, Cheney Bros. Mr. Zwlck education building waa dedicated Said Improving Polly’s Pointers of soil and other material, and mind, the council will discuss was a member of Concordia Lu rillo AFB,'-Tex., as a U.S. Air tugs with N ^ Delhi over Coast Guard boats sseorted at Central Connecticut State Col Notes Oct. 5 Force administrative specialist. eventually die. Cbis rtihto os sovereign lyt in which it might bq ef theran Chtuch and the Zipser lege Saturday. The building, all river traffic around the dan [ S 8 9 * Hospital Notes A 28-year-old Manchester Versatiie Flower Pote The airman is a 1965 ^aduate AppHcatlons of spore dust The chogyal’s family ara ger point. Offteials emphasised fected without sacrlflctog the §iijFniBs 4 9 < Quh. named for former OCSO physi mta, Black Jr. of 133 The Manchester Housing Au are moet eiffioient when done on experience and knowledge of the . Survivors include two sons, of George S. Penney High iddhlste of Tibetan ort^ snd that no emergency ta expected. OroMM Juke cal education director Harrison Cooper Hill St., is reported in thority to tovittog- sealed pro School, East Hartford. a community-wide basis. Treat s majority of his poopls an present membership. The coun Boed *ra M , Rapt U *f Michael Zwlck Jr. and Jacob visiting hours are 3 to S p.m. J. Kaiser, oentatos a gymnasi By POLLY CRAMER, R TlMre were U9,000 g et masks 6 9 < ;-v yy V< * ^ to all arCas excepting mater fair condition today at Hart Newspaper Enterprise Aeon. posals for toe purohase ’of 3380,- ment of a single home-site will Nepalase in background. raady jit dlstrtbuUon potats to cil will probably discuss how the GROdSdchoce R n B l u r & ' Zwlck, both of Manchester; a um seating 4,600, a notatorium ford Hospital, after' being stab OOO 'ln fem poraiy notes jfo aid to Airman Thomas R. Wright, protect turf from the grubs but transition may 1m aceompllshed 0 59 daughter, Mra. Agide Beaudry nity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. DEAR POLLY — At toe dime Thus Sikkim has no particular Baton Rouge, Just in ease. - llUMTONI COUPON PI I CUtTOMIt wing with regulation size swim bed to the cheat early Sunday fltiahctogtog the 100 wilts of apart- son of Mr. and Mrs; Joseph S. can’t protect it against adult New (Means, tot Small in an orderly fashion, what Uppgi of Wivethersfleld; five grandchil and 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private ming pool, classrooms and of store I bought an attractive blood eorateotlon with India. It In ratio should exist between local rooma where they are 10 a.m. morning near Mahl Ave., Hart ments for tbs, sMariy nOw being Wright of 57 Chambers St., has beetles that might fly to from Is Just that Stkklm and India Business Administration an d ^ and a great-grandchild. fices. ford. small flower pot 'wtth toe saucer added to too WesthlU iGandens been selected for technical neighboring untreated areaa. and out-of-town memb«rshlp ______59' REEFUVEK 4 9 ' Funeral services will be held to 8 p.m., Violtors are requested attached and drainage holes to need each other. nounced It hs4 rsealvad appUoa- A Hartford man, John W. complex. training at Lowry AFB, (jolo., Uons tor long term toons from and how to best find fht most AESI0DR STAR A U B lHWfSSim tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Con not to smoke to patients’ rooms. CRUISER EXPLODES toe bottom. I keep this to 'a Sikkim is 70 miles from north suitable regional members. Mo more than two visitora at HUyard, 31, was arrested Sun ' H m Mda wm >% aodepted at as a ti.S. Air Force munitions DOMINICAN SUGAR <)UOTA to south tad 40 milos from oast more than 4,0W restdanto at ths cordia laitheran Church. Burial NEW HAVEN (AP) —Emeat day by Hartford police, who co.nvenient spot by toe sink to toe Office of the noiutog author specialist. The airman Is a 1964 WASHINGTON (A P) — The Doan Fraderick Low* will re MEFroRSTiw ..7 9 ' & 6 5 ' thpae 12mb. phpa OtesM Union Preoan uAU be in East Cemetery. one time per patient. Queanel, 67, of West Haven, and hold my scrubbing pads after to west of stunning, rugged New Orleans area. port on the latest events in the FRANKS tUlve also recovered a knife be ity. « Bluefleld Dr.,* tatll the graduate of Manchester High Agriculture Department ha~ bMUty* SIxty-threa pubUe eohools in Friends may call at the Ma -wife Rose, 64, escaped aail- they are used. Any excera water optatog, ! p.m.voct. . School. state’s progress in taking over Patients Today: 237 lieved to have been used in the 0 granted the Dominican Republic From tot haat the dust ot tho the New (Means arap and most >o«M Casserole Bolmes Funeral Home, 400 Main ous injury when their 28-foot stabbing. in the pads drains away kiid Thot apeclfioaUonarcaU for the a quota of 81,760 tons of Sugar control of the college. St, tonight from 7 to 9. WEEKEND ADMISSIONS: cabin cruiser exploded near the they are ready for toe next dap- Indian plain, travelers ascend to parochial schools opened today. Geed Smi Sot. Rapt 2S* The injured man, who suffer notes to b « dated Nbv. 3 and MECHANIZED MISHAP for shipment to this country. Tha port of New (Means was Robort Allen, 117 New B^ton breakwater to Long Island The pot loolM n ice,'too!- « ^ ■, payable on May'9, llM6. a short tlms to Sikkim’s cold ed 'a Icnife wound about one- OBERLIN.,OWo (AP) - A This quota was part at toe 186,- fold diizy helghts- raportad operating at normal Rd., Jgsp Attakan, Notch Rd., Sound Saturday. Storing extension table leaye.s Atotal t " o f 31,713.171' has been J ? V •' » » ' ' PUMf OMI COUPON Nt CUSTOMIIJ Bolton; Mrs. Blanche Biodcow- quarter inch from his heart, new computer recently shuffled 588 tons recently allocated to capacity, despite extenstva Police said the boat caught waa driven to the hospital by a poses a problem..to moat house bi^etad for too ^ lect, which toe class cards at Oberlln High Western Hemisphere countries. The mountains milk tot F o n e n d fl skl, Wapptog; Mrs. Edna Bols- fire and the hatch blew as the holds. I made a for mtoe clouds, and rainfall varies from damsgs. Most of tha elty had ' ' ' ' ' . . . OTM friend. WiU dodblc too fium'_..lumber of low___ School.and assigned one boy to These over-all allocations were power and telaphcna service Boftoautt 1 ^ Bluefleld Dr.; Queanels were fiafatag. They Black, from his hospital bed, out of heavy I canvas mafsrial. oeet b6ustag units for toe elder a .girl’s physical education |0 Inches annually to a 340 Inch- Mra. Mae Brooks, Lake St., made to meet a deficit in toe OB to some areas. available. Tha U|M Troth snaps > Mrs. Anna Zelonla both eacaped aborUy before the tbld police that he and hia The bag Is sUghtly huger thfn ly fo town. ; class. Puerto Rican quota. l e f ;The funeral of Mrs. Anna Vernon; Mrs. l»(argaret Burke, boat blew up. frien4 had met a man in an Al the table leaf and has a ThsVt is only one Important 96 Center St; E^ond Bums, shoelace run tonmch Ris tb^ . elty in Sikkim, the capital at One TAwa. giro-VriainCiMwIfoa Zelonis o f 24 Eldridge St. waa bany Aye. restaurant and had "‘I .,’ ..':!. ^ held this morning from the 46 Edison Rd.; George Carftxo, IISND BIRTHDAY ti^en him for a ride to 'their put the table leaf to the .hag, Gangtok, with a population of Bolmes Funeral Home, 400 46 Mather St; Mra. Mary NORWICH (AP) — Annie car. He and the man, believed tied a good knot in toe shpqliu^ about 00,000. iru Lee irownits Main St, with a solemn high Chaves, 89 BlsseU S t; Donald Louise Rugglea spent a quiet by Hartford police to be Hil- and liun.g. It over a h eavy' A few good roads in Sikkim OaedUmi Sat. Rapt 2 S * Mass of requiem at St. James’ Clough, Hickory Hill, Andover; lOtod birthday at h ^ e Satur yitrd, booame involved in an ar en coat hangef ht tbe guest twd> Fitting cliildren’s shoes is a specialty at Leonard’s woni built for strategic reasons Jtonee Oomins, 404 N. Main S t ; day. Mrs. Rurales bold tee ftels room cloeat. Now the lep tad they lead to the importtat Church. gument, leading to the atab- DELIVERY DOUBLE TripIs-S Blue STAMPS Every Wed. IliaUT OM i COUPON PI ■ CUUOM K Doreen DeLiale, 173 Doming fine, and is l^ tog forward to there out of the w«y, well pep- passes new being oonterted by b y the 2 ‘The R t Rev. Jdsgr. Edward olng. V!Yci,‘ Mothers and Dads...we do know how. i i Reardon was celebrant, as- St.; Mrs. Ruth Erickson, Wap celebrating biitlidsgr number HUyard haa been charged tected from scratches en4 oon- fitdlg e ^ China'— Tangktr La, ptog; Mra. Delia Farrington, 99 109. vetoent to get wtien needed. — Nathu La, and Jelep La, La is ARTHUR ERRS ^FAIRWAY FAMILY ited by the Rev. John J. with aasfiult with intent to retter r u y "( Jane Maccarone waa organist Maryann Haberem, 197 Center speaking before the Pomfret Re tom with a kick pleat a t a shift S t; Mra. Cynthia Harrison, 124 publican Town Oommlttae, aald Public Records i.lk. Presoriptlox 'k*rA delegation from the Lithu- Mra. LorMta Luka, 201 Bush DEAR POLLY — Do eni'ar talan Living Roeary Society Hill Rd.; Joseph Lupacchtoo, 103 counts tbe poeeiMHty of running Diplomat: Man who ol-, for governor." Ernest S. PasqulUni and dXp toe paint ta Association enough to take . „ . . either Fairway store. W*. bdeecon. Mra. Jena Mecca- aid Havert, 48 Tumblebrook Dr., against Vera N. Miller, prop hanger soratehoa. TMs to rtalW to pay urgent bUla? )*v*B have ball point pen* 2 . * . lif Peouut Spread ne wee organiat end roloiet. for a mala friend apa aa en ' r t T o o i ITNGeed Upp let. lept IS* V ^ o n ; a eon to Mr. and Mra. tirely, different one for tha kind erty al 3$ Whltnay R«L, 1090,- a help. - MRS. M.F.H.'Jr- refills in evenr eolor for 1 0 a s. SSL Burial wee in St James’ Ceme- Francis Kueza, East Hartford. d a d arts of man they can fgll to love 09. G L l THL CfiSH YOU NEED AT LOW RANK RATES ' fvtry make of pen. 90- S « * '¥ - :S Siffir^ t c i o t (iry- Father Toipey reed the BIRTHg YESTERDAY: A I eSRunlttel aervloe. with and marry. Marriago UeoM M DEAR PtoU.T r- Do not bg 'I t daughter to Mr. and Mra. Wil So, If your girl tells you Bar^ Lynn Arnold, Bethle tbo Quick about thetertog gway JUMBO YEARJEND'SALE! YMENT TERMS Tpro oonvenlent tooatlfois: luNit (aw couPOH Piicu ittais 1 ore were Alvin W. Hunt liam Gilroy, 38 Washington St„ xLESS RANK CrtAROE MONTHLY IICPA you’re a real friend, you don’t hem, Fa., and Elizabeth Ann ta old bamboo rake. Sava the 1 loan of (pir ywr) llfflMlht Miraalhi Dpwntowa Mato Street Olorgettl, Bdwerd Sle- Vernon; a son to M r.^ d Mra, have irauch of a qnanoo Adamee, S6 Gardner St, Sept. remaintog teeth to use for pitat Melt iMen I Ailbii Avallabis A- haaiedliti Delhrari Danl 706 East Middle John MOAaUi, Primo James Griffin. Eaat HarUord; a marrying her. i . 38. S ta to Metbodlet Churto. ■takes for bouss plants brsiveo 1 S 300 »iR . . : %M'__ . 6 1.60 Turnpike, (Nrict to tha IREE ff .SniPSj eo end Joaeph McCarthy. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ar Rif soif snaps |R B so» snopsiRU so» snaps 50 TWlltom Edward Sullivan, small garden ptonto. H ie handto ■ 656 '6 6 ‘ iid Popul^ Maritat.) W MiiMat «A Selegetlon from the Italian thur Porter, Glastonbury. COSTLY MOON8HIMB Hartford, and Cassandra Mary also makes good stskss aa \\ gta I Thf Buys of fha Yaarl .Jtoetloaa Club aUandad Um HHHHTTvTnB — i r ~ ■ '"WfisKsaass Tv p 14*9p.| MBMPIOS, Tenn. (A f ) Vtaceni Seift. 30, S i James’ be cut In two'ptooes and siw :------7 ^ J I intraL l e a k y l o g l o a d Moonshine operations coot tbe Church. according fo the stot a t th i BUSHING TRADES ■ K K 'I v 'M ' ■ ii 16.. ' Ao ■ BROWNSTOWN, wST (AP) — overnment nwre than 3600 mll- Boildtog Formtta ^ n to that need wpport.—MRS. 1 II 1 INSIJHANC ( IN 1 iim 1) 1 Coffee Ughtener r Party Plisas Oerl Petoreoa A log feU off a truck near hers Chert IM on In tax loases eaoh year, To QuaUty Carpentry Serv- ' 11) 0p94 Omt U n . la p t 1 1 * . fTneral eervleea for Oari Pet recently end the driver was S■ays Louis B. Howell, exeoutive lee for Mae Roberta, additions MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE LHJ oped Upulis., Sept 29* Peod llm Sat, Sept 29*1 0 9 * 1 * r a Rah. Rapt IM h ‘ 101 Orestwuod Dr. wUl charged with having a “leaky director of toe National Ooiincil to dwelling at 4 Chapal Si, DEAR POLLY — Nevir thtvir THS CONNZCTiegT SAMH FAIRWAY tomorrow at 3 p.m. at . >1 **8sHlDf snd BsrvlM New OUbmobUM fsr 80 Yssrs'* iUMItON7cOUPOH PIPCUSTO^ liUMIOWSCOUPdrtPMI load." State Trooper Richard Against lUsgal Liquor. Moon flAOO. away old felt hats as they corns AND TflUtT COMFAMY [UMrONreOU^^ Hdlmee Funeral Hdme, 400 Bumps filed the charge after a shining is big business, Kowels To Manchester Sand and ilain St. Merrill Adams, reader to very handy for making pateh- w ^ k v e S treet ^ car hit toe log. There were no said, p artiw arly to too south- Oravri Co., additions to garage "s-foT sweaters that are t^torn 64 s:i5U ft 648-2411 Oueft B v « l UU 9, Exetpt Thun, iuid Ba L tffl • UN. MAIN ' A ’ m. I r t im •HWlewW wwwWpil SwUinMIyr • • y ie mmo .- .f e w the Fir-4 of ^PAGE I S B W H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN« MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING RliRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY,'SEPTEMBER 20,1005 PAGE TWELVE Coventry TSdtg's PoDin Csont 441 Five' in State Killed Zuerner-Mikolite Marcure-Martin A iMTs aecurats, asms :1 Both Parties Back Switch for hay fevsr is allsrglo MtM Nancy Oard Amea t t rhinitis. This rsfsm to sn MlM Jout Mm MlkoUt* ct Scuth Windsor and John Jeffary allsnie rssctkm rssulttng In Highway Accidents W*pslac btoMM tlM brid* of ohisriy in Inflsmmattoa w Dr. Richard Taylor ZuMner of Aohan of Manohaatar axchanged , To Uniform Fiscal Year! ths nos* Ussuss. Norwich on Saturday afUmoon vowa Saturday morning at M. Hy TH E ASSOOIATBD PBESSyter^JImriwnd,^ F m n ^ , « ; ^sM change to at Our Savior Liitheran C9iurch, Margarat Maiy'a Church, Wap- TfU Damocratlo mambsrs offysar should notify th* asssssar Two traffic aecidante in Oon- Rebeeca Oadbote, —Tt, - r « Wappinf. Bedford, Mhas., a thd^9eard of finance and candi- of (hs slss of ths drlvfway. Church Freedom nsotieut Sunday cteimsd two Tba M da la a daufhtar of Mr. Tha bride ia the datighter of Aattqna Fslr tha ether car. IN EFFECT and Mra. Fredarlck A u r a t Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. A r «s dates for board posts at tha Ths Coventry HIstortoal Uvea each, booriing ths state’s Dcyla waa mported in very MllcoHU of S88 Slater St. TOO of 64 Dower Rd. Tha bride fo|rt|io«nlng town alsotlon have olaty has its ssoond anmisl oub Backed by Reran wsskand highway death tOU to serious oondlUon at Day-Klmbalt bridegroom la a aon of Mr, and groom, of 84C Garden Dr., Is a Joined their Republican ool- door antique fair from 10 a,m. flvs. Hospital in Putnam. MONDAY, Mra. Hartwell Oeorge Zuemer aon of Mr. and Mra. John R, to 6i80 p.m. Wsdnsaday on ths (Oenttans i tn m fa g * One) Oristtno Merced, 86, of 64 J. Harvey Fortin, 10, of Cbom- f,. 'V of Norwich. laaguae in urglnf the adoption well, was driving ths other ear, Aohen, Utica, N.Y, (rfthe uniform fiscal year at tha grounds of ths Nathan Hals Hightend Ave., Bridgeport, and The Rev. Walter U Abel of The Rav. Thomas O’Nall of St. Homaatead. A tour of the home olaraUon Is flnlshad and ds* sn unidenttflsd young woman state poUoe said, Thrss of Fort motrs town masting sst for 8 p.m. to Our Savior LAitheran Church per-1 Margaret Maiy’a Church per stead ia included, courtesy of orosd. instead, the text baoomss were killed when Merced's ear in’s passsngsra wars hospital SUPER FOOD MARKETS SEPT. 20th formed the ceremony. Mra. June morrow at Covsntry High formed the double ring cere ■ , ths Antiquarian sad Laadmarks troaan from any ntajor changes bumped another car on the Con- ised in fair oonditlon. Park of Wethersfield waa the Bohool. white a subeommlttee of thd ectieut Turnpike in Stamford In OuUtord, a truck driver mony. ,Tha Democrate say that tha Society of Oonnectlout. The soloist and David U Almond of Tha brida waa glvan in mar homestead was rseantty painted Vatican's Christian Unity Ssere- Sunday night, went out of oon- from New Jsriiey waa kilted Sat i 'y ’ , Manchester waa the organlat. uniform fiscal ysar la on of ths tarlat looks over suggested trot and smashed into a bridge urday night whan ths dstechsd thru SAT., in’ • b - riage by her father. She wore a f*w tasusa un which Republi aa antique red. save the Ihe church waa decorated with ^ fuH-len^h gown of peau de soie, ■■ Hostesssa, who wUl bs in Oolo- amendments mads in counoU abutment. traotor-tralter cab ba waa driv bouquets of white gladlolL [ < - - i cans and Democrats "apparent ■peschss or In writing. The other two pMOle in Mer ing Ut a curb sad a fence cn designed with scooped neckline, -■■'■'•’S i # ly see eye to eye" before nn elec nlsl ooatumes to conduct the llM bride, given in maniaga three • quarteri • length sleeves, No suggsation that runs ooun- ced's ear, Tony Rodriquez and ths Oonnecticut Thmpikc and SEPT. 25th «>■ ' sW i? tion and that they "are proud tour, are repotted by Mrs. C. change | i ' ; -- by her father, wore a floor-, laca appllqued midriff, and full ' ^ ^ ■ Irving Loomis, ohslrman, to in- ter to the spirit and baalo piin- Bilteseo Berrios, both 36, both flipped over. FEf^,S ■ ■ *ix length gown of ivory ailk peau skirt terminating in a chapel- to Join ranks to endorse this olptes of tha dselaratlon can .be of Bridgeport, were hospitalised He was idsnUfted as SfTsar- move.” However, they point out ohids Mm. Olibert Storm. Mra. de soie, fashioned with high < length train. Her elbow-length . ^ (ti Curias Smith, Mm. Maud Mur aooepted, howaver, under In oritlesi condition. old Victor A. Taranto Jr. of waistline, elbow-length sleevaa veil of silk illusion waa arranged ■ ,• 'Till.-* • i-fr'V that it ia "naturally*^ up to the phy, Mm. Julian 8tevUla, Mm. eouneil rules. Later in thte State police said Merced, driv Garfield, N.J. of re-embroidered alencon lace, from a cabbage rose headpiece, citizens of Coventry to decide John KsUsr, Mm. Walter Kel fourth and final oounoll osssion, ing W itt hU Ucense under lus- In an out-of-state accident, A-Une skirt and detachable ca and aha carried a cascade bou awl they say they hope a large ler, Mrs. Eugene BramhsU, ths dselsration wlU go back to penston, was traveling east at Chariss g. Dorrian, a 84-ysar-old : ^ thedral-length train edged with quet of wMte camatlona and number of cttlsena will be pres Mm. Robert V li^ , Mm. T. Leo ths bishops for chspter-by-ehap- a Ugh rate of speed when ths New York state triwper who re alencon lace. Her bouffant ca daisies. ent to make tha decislcm Flaherty, Mm. John Oummtsk, ter voting and a final over-aU accident occurred. The driver ot sided In Greenwich, Oonn., waa thedral-length veil of imported Miss Patricia Uriano of Man The proposed adoption of the Miss BUMbeth Root, M n. Ruth vote bsfors Pops Paul VI and the other car waa not hurt. fatally injured Saturday when silk illusion waa attached to a chester was maid of honor. ',v >>■ uniform fiscal year has been in French and Mm. VIggn Jorgsn the entire aasembly can make Esiilsr Sunday, two women his motorcycle cracked up on MOTTOS matching lace bandeau. She Bridesmaids were Miss Marsha process by the board of finance ■sn. their decree. were fatally Injured In a two- Route 33 near WMte Plains. carried a large cascade bouquet for some months and Is being Tha oouneU’s next buslnoss car collision cn Route 101 in Dorrian died at White Plains 2 Halliday and Mias Joyce Amea, Mra. Byron W. Hah la la TENDER TRIMMED of white rosea, atephanoUs, ba-J both of Manchester and cousins supported by both major par, charge of tte food sale, assist after religious Uberty la fuU- Kllllngly. - I^ p lta l two bourn after local by'a breath and ivy. 1 of the bride; Miss Barbara Leh ties ini their platforms the item ed by Mm. Wlnttrop Merrtam •cala debate on tha lengthiest The victims were Mm. Ruth f^Uce found Mm lying bsaids Gov*t Graded US.D.A. Choice Beef Sale Miss Barbara Monaghan of man of Jupiter, Fla., and Mra. IF sM’for the first of two meet and Mm. Fred Kingsbury. Mm, matter ot the agenda — a 196- A. Doyle, 70, of Providence, R.I., his wrecked nvotorcyole hear the a passenger In a oar driven by i Kemsico Dam. Wethersfield waa the maid of Joseph Mackey of Wethersfield. ings Aohaduled for Tussdsy. Ths HSU is reminding those dotutt- p « o document on the Oboroh in honor. Bridesmaids were Miss The honor attendant wore a sdO i^ Win be the open snnunl Ing food to bring it by 10 a.m. tile modem in irorid. Diane Day of Phelps, N.T., cranberry and pink satin full- btadgsd,'hearing and will Imma- Tboee donating money may Tho ddosmant goes Info ^ niece of the bride; Mrs. Charles length gown with pink train; diately follow the town msate bring tt to her when they attend. oontemporary proMama of K. Pearson of Philadelphia, Pa., cranberry cabbage rose bead- Mr. and Mm. Arthur J. Via- control, mietear warfare and Officers in Kashmir sister of the bridegroom; Miss piece Witt face veil, and carried a board of finance win be ten wlU he in eharge of rs- aodal Justiea. Susan Waldron and Misf Beu*- a cascade bouquet of pink car pMMtred with budget figures treshmente. Byron W. HaU wlU bara Roberta, both of South nations with wine colored roses. v^^aver way the fiscal year handle pariitng of cam on the CHUCK Windsor; Mrs. Harvey J. Bister The bridesmaids wore pink and vote goes Compiled have been grounds, tor wmoh there wlU be 0 CAPCaUsCMf May Be Classmates of Haxardvllle and Miss Susan cranberry satin full - length a set of figures based on a IZ no charge. H. FitsOibbons of Enfield. gowns with cranberry trains; month year, should ths meeting Maloolm Erb la chairman ci The attendants were identical pink cabbage .rose headpieces ngjaot tha uniform fiscal ysar the affair. Plane Search with Indian Army in Pakis-‘9bearded, turbaned Sikh major | ly dressed-in floor-length gowns with face veils, and carried cas- The Sodety's home on South his identity, then told Mm | Joeeph Jay piwU and another set figured on a tan (AP) — In this strange war, of olive green chiffon, designed cade bouquets of pink carna lO-iAonW basis, riiould the meet St. will also bo open to ths pub- Tha avU A lt Patrol has sus Your wife is well." with pouf sleeves, satin trim ac each side Imows the otter al ‘-V i tions. MRS. JOHN JEFFERY ACHEN ______ing approve. The present fiscal Uc. pended its search after finding "Thank you," he said. centing the empire bodices and most too well. ROAST ♦t^- — •» Dennis H. Achen of Utica yggr runs from S ^ t 1 to Aug. FHNA Notes Stmoe of a Wells. Matas, The shelling halted, and the I satin back bows. They wore served as his brother's best Ghartes Ferguson is eliste- coup)* mtestag staoa they left Sitting under a 500-year-old correspondent observed that he mmim imrt-niisT cur matching hesMlpieces with veils Mrs. Achen Is a 1961 graduate 81, The 10-month budget would man. Ushers were Robert Ames green laCe sheath with match end fiscal year June 80, snow- man ot tha PubUe Haalth Nurs R oster, N. H„ a week ago fig tree, an an Indian officer was only carrying a message Bradford Bachracb photo and carried colonial bouquets of of Manchester, brother of the ing accessories and a yellow or of Manchester High School. She to a stogie-engine jhsne bound ■peculated about breaching ca from a friend of his family from | bronze and rust'- colored fan ini' the switch to the uniform ing AsKxdatlon snmiSi fund MRS. RICHARD TAYLOR ZUERNER bride; John W. Haley of Platts chid. is employed as a secretary at •. drive, for whtOh captains and for Oonnecticut The Manches nals, capturing a strategic Amritsar, where they live. flowers. Hallmark photo fiscal year beginning the follow burgh, N.Y., brother-in-law of A reception for 180 was held Olivetti Underwood Corp., Hart-iit canvaasem art now oovniag ter and Rockville Squadrons bridge and opening the doorway "Yes, of course," the Sikh | Miss Suzanne Kuehn of South at Schaub’s Restaurant, Ware ing July 1 and running through MRS. JOHN ARTHUR MARCURE the bridegroom; John Ryan and June 80 o f the next calendar ths town. Tha diivs ends Oct,' were among ths units taking to Lahore, Pakistan’s second S€dd. Windsor was the flower girl. William Maloney, both of Utica. house Point. For a plane trip ford. Mr. Achen Is a gradual* C of St. Francis Academy, Utica. year. 8. Ferguson is hsndlliig tha p i ^ to the saareh. Mggsst city. She wore a floor-length gown Mrs. Ames wore a turquoise to Nassau, Mrs. Achen wore a Land nacus teams Mso par- styled with ivory eyelet bodice Miss Inrralne Elizabeth Mar-yblue skirt. ’They wore a medium He Is unit manager for Blakle, -The finance board has ap- south and and Mm. mohard In the very next breath tt be Blue floral headpiece with veil green brocade dress with white knit dress with lime col OoughUn, oo-chalnnan, tin ttelpated in the unsuoceesful Andrews-Barter ' and light green taffeta ekirt. tin of Manchester and John Ar ored Jacket and patent leather Miller and Hines Food Consult- pfoved a two-payment tax jAan came evident he knew tte tac Two Children and carried bouquets of white! matching accessories Md a wr- contingent upon the town’s north end of town. y ■aaroh yesterday for Herbert tics his opposite number of tte She wore a circlet of-flotvers thur Marcure of Brookline, accessories. The couple will live anU and Management, N ew " CENTEM CUT-^ on her head and carried a email roses and blue carnations. yellow carnations. The adopting the proposed uniform The PHNA vteitSag m m w Brook, 8A site hte wife, Bever- Pakistan aMe would be using. Bruno S. Kissel of Adams.! bridegroom’s mother wore a at 34C Garden Dr. after Oct. 4. York City. Hit by Autos ooloniSLi bouquet of bronze and Mass., were united in marriage fiscal year. As time goes on, made a total of 939 vtsita dur ty,. U, or some aign of the sir- They come out of tte same on Saturday afternoon at Sec Mass., served as best man. Ush more residwte A m requesting ing the first six months a t tU n e n ift military machine. Many went to rust-colored Sail flowers. Msmbers of ths Mshobester PMSHLY OROUND Charles K. Pearson of Phil ond Congregational Church. ers were John P. Beebe and the change from the prssent y«ar, whioh offictels report is A the Bnttah Academy at Sand Two children were Involved in j Harold W. ChtiMSon. both of otae-payment plan. new record. The load will ba in* arte Roekvllte Squadrons who adelphia served as Ms brother- ’The bride Is a daughter of hurst and quite a few were accidents with cam over the | GROUHD MEAT in-law’s best man. Ushers were Brookline, and Richard A. Mar oreaaed ovm more beoauae of took part were l i . Harry OCb classmates at tte Indian Mili W edding If the uniform fiscal year la hard, eommandiim officer o f weekend. Neither was seriously | T>r. Joeeph Hurd of Brookline, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Martin, tin of Manchester, brother of ajdopted, the town will issue the new Norwteh Referrsl Pro tary Academy before this sub CHOKI-^-UAN 68 N. Elm St. The bridegroom is the bride. the Manriiester Squadron, L t hurt. Both accidents took place Mass., Francis Koslowski of bond to finance part o f the gram and PKU tearing, rseantty continent was partitioned into early Saturday afternoon. New Haven, C. Jonathan Shat- a son of John Marcure of Moo- Mrs. Martin wwe a turquoise huMiguarted by th* State De Timothy Beckwith and WO India and PakUtan In 1947. GROUMD CHUCK - Watson • Southergill oisst o f the Interim 10-montb Malookn Holcomb who flaw Robin Lyrai McGregor, 6, of tuck of Cedar Grove, N.J., end sup and the late Mrs. Marcure. silk shantung dress with .year (from Sept partment of Health. The Indian officers are ter matching accessories and a cor olMerver, WO .Everett Mac- 44 Campfield Rd. was admitted CUT FOR s n w Oari F. MikolHe of LaGrange ’The R«fv. Felix M. Davia of June SO, 1066). The In additkm bo tbs hams vte- ribly British. They posees tte with a question of (xmcusslon at ,fark, m., brother of the bride. Second Congregational Church sage of red roses. tta made by the nuraea, they Keen served as pilot and L t power of understatement, cool lid 'would lesMn the Impact Beveriy Jenkins waa conuminl Manchester Memorial Hospital. UAH BEEF CUBEt Kuit MlkoUte and Kent Mik- performed the double ring cere A reception of 135 was held in on the taxpayer, by deferring conducted seven well-child con- refusal to consider disaster as She was.to be discharged today. oUte, both of LnGrange Park, mony. Mrs. Mildred Calchera of 1 Fellowship Hall of the church. ferencea with Dr. Loutee O. To- cations officer. Capt Gerald POR SRAISmO or POTTMQ MPtil future year’s payment of DeCeHes, oomnlander o f the ai^thing but a passing event, Dale M. Matthews, 6, of 64 S. S m ., nephews of the bride, were Stafford Springs was tha or For a motor trip to Niagara Mn to charge, with 108 ehUdren and a Mgta regard for conserv- part o f this year’s taxes, ordl- given physical exaintaationa No^ndlte S qi^ ron , f l w AKon St. suffered abrasions the ringbearers. ganist and Mrs. Noreen Kieman Palls and Canada, Mrs, Marcure hgrily, due in total in April. tog men and equipment wMch both ankles. He was treated at BEEF SHORT VHBS Mrs. MikoUte wore a pale blue wore a beige boucle suit with ■ad immunizations. Three hn- server and L t Stentey of Manohester was the soloist. "A t ^present, the town bor- served as. pilot the old British empire instilled. the hospital and discharged. brocade Jacket • dress with Bouquets of white mixed flow black patent leather accessories rbwa (on short-term notes) In muntoablan oltolca were hted, At a command post, a colonel Police said Robin darted out matcMng accessories. The and a corsage of yellow roses. with varloue doses admintetered MOTTOS FRESH CUT CHICKEN P A R TS ers were on the altar. emiucll^tion of taxes for expen- KBAMBB io B enthuses about his Indian infan from in front of a parked car bridegroom’s mother wore a The bride, given in marriage Mr. Marcure is a graduate of ifitures made from Sept. 1 bo 154 persons under supervlr trymen but he stays right within Into a car driven by Eklward P. pale rose Jacket • dress with by her father, wrore a full-length Plainfield High School and the through' MSreh, before ths Mx- skm c f Dr. Robert P. Bowen, that old British Lexicon by say HamiU, 59, of 46 Westminster matching accessories. Both local beaUh directcr. Thera HARTFORD (AP) — Herbert gown of white organza o-ver taf- Bentley School of Accounting €• t w ’ ooBectedi la t Aprii It J. Kramer will quit his post as ing "tte chape did extraordi Rd. mothers wore corsages of phal- feta trimmed In front with seed j Finance, Boston, Mass. He were 832 persona rsoeivtag po- Dale rode a Mcycle into W. a'enopais orcMds. 'lk> knmunizaitlona at two maaa second vtpe president ' of the narily weU." pearls, fashioned with a bell-1 J® ® member of Kappa PI Alpha Tra'velers Zdsuraaoe Ooqipanies The aplomb of tte trained In Middle Tpke. from S. Alton St. A reception for aoo w m held shaped skirt, scooped neckline fraternity and is presently em- 'T p .'g a under the 'uniform fis- cknics, and 39 ohUdren were Helen H. McCartney of 87 Lan E dian officer was demonstrated at the Terrace Room of the treeited at dental cUnlce. to become an aaalatailt director and chapel-length train. Her pl®y*'2 5 ^ a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert m ^ r e a registration of certain Watson of Oakland Rd. bopts, but ttelr owners are re which she’s training, Luci said FANCY I8EEH JWCT 8NMQIT •J. Nl. ( TtU9« The bride, given in marriage qterad to file a tax list with the “whether It will like me or ITl by her fatter, wore a street- tax assessor anyway. Anyone like it time will have to tell.” PEPPERS ORANGES ONIONS Oliver-Leonard length dress of white lace over IgUlng to file a personal prop- About Zoology, one reporter pale green silk shantung, styled •riy ust during October will find pointed out there would be dis section to do. I T" with Jewel neckline and long full a 10 per cent penalty added to Compset Console. 1 2 » 5 9 mell, at the home Eligible veterans must have Regular classes for Luci start Thursday at Georgetown. Sun Church. Miss Judith B. Somners of wedding anniversary reception of Mrs. Lavey’s parents In,.) their discharge papera on file W api^ g Community Church^She wore a fingertlp-lcngtfa The bride is a daughter of day she attended a convocation mantilla of alencon lace, and Manchester was the maid of in Luther HaU, Emanuel Lu Manchester. She is the former,! ■ in''the town clerk’s office by was the scene of the wedding Mr. and Mm. Harold F. Leonard theran Church. About 90 at Hilma Anderson. She was bom-, Sept. 30 in order to claim the and rvoepUon for parents and carried a cascade bouquet of of 150 BtaeSB S t The bride honor. She wore a street-length students to get acquainted. TTia of Miss Beverly Ann Barter of white miniature carnations and drew of beige popcorn knit, < tended .the celebration, which in Portland, (3onn. and her hus-, j 81,000 exemption from property groom la a son of Mra. T. Ed was given by their children. band -was bom ui East Hart-r^ taxes. President and Ms wife did not Wapplng to William W. An- Ivy. ward OliVjBT of 146 Blssell Bt- styled with Jewel neckline and sleeveless fitted . bodice. She The cou^a was married ford. Both came to Manchester Any farmer applying for an attend. dr«vs Jr. of South Essex, Mass., Mrs. Donald A. Bigelow of and the late T. Edward Oliver. A Secret Service agent has to East Hartford was matron of wore a matching hat and car with their families when theyv, exemption on personal property Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Joeeph H. McCann were very young and attended miist file on a speclu form, go to school with Luci, aa with honor. She wore a fuU-lengtt at S t James’ Church performed ried a bouquet of yellow and The bride ia the daughter of white carnations.. Manchester schools. „, furnished by the assessor, dur her sister Lynda, 21, a Mstory 2 gown teshtoned with gold bro the douMe ring ceremony. Mm. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barter Jerry Southergill of Canton The Laveys ore members o^m. ing October. major going to her first classes of 497 Buckland Rd., Wapplng. cade top, empire bodice and off- Rii^h Maocarone was the or- Any resident who has installed at ths University of Texas tq- Oomeinandseethe white skirt, a matching gold g a t ^ and aoloiat. Bouquets of served os Ms brother-in-law's Emanuel Lutheran Church and The brideg;room is a son of Mr. r an amealte driveway In the past day. Why Poy Merot headpiece, and carried a cas gladioU and oamationa were on best man. active In Its men'and women’s, and Mrs. William W. Andrews Mrs. Southergill wore a red organizations. Mrs. LAvey is a new9 «iiewtion of ColoflV from... Sr. of South Essex. cade bouquet of green pompons the altar. > former president of the Ladles and ivy. Given in marriage by her fa taffeta Jacket-dress with match Contomporary Consols. VERYPNE A P P U SAUCE _____4 *'’’ '- *-*^R The Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, ing velvet hat and a corsage of Aid and Missionary Societies*^., Haa aH-wood eablnat o( aalaet pastor of Wapplng Church, per Bridesmaids were Mice Mert ther, the bride wore a floor- lengtt gown of crystalline with red and white carnations. The Her husband was retired iiv i hardwood vanoora and aolida. PInesppla-Orapefrult formed the ceremony. Mrs. Jane Fletcher of Wapplng, cous Mahogany or lace appliques trimmed with bridegroom’s mother Wore a 1956 as an estimating and MOTOROLA Howard Denslow of Vernon was in of the bride; Miss Phyllis blue wool suit with matching hat methods engineer from Emhari Walnut grain llnlah. -^^1-6ssrt.14-gs. Kitchoock of Wapplng, Mies seed pearls, styled with-scal Modal 21CU30fSM. SMOP-RITE DRRIK— ---- organist and Mrs. Everett John loped neckline, long tapered and a corsage of pink rose buds. Mfg. Co., Hartford. Carol Main of Beveriy, Maas., son of Mianchester was soloist. aleevea, elongated wusUine and A reception was held at the They have three children tm oct Compost Slso. Why Psy MoreF Baskets of white flowers were qnd Miss Pamela Johnson of full gathered skirt. Her Shoul Brown Hot.l, Louisville, Ky. The Mra Joseph P. Naylor of Mi Csbinst Is to compact that It could on the altar. Manchester. Their gowns, styled cheater, Atty. Frederick der-length veil of illusion waa couple will live near the baae at fit lifsids this Motorols The bride, given in marriage to match the honor attendant’s, Lavey of Chevy Chase, MA, BEULA MARIA TOMATOES ~ arruiged from a crown of au F t Knox after a trip through round-tubs Color TV her father, wore a fuH-tengtt had moss green tope and off- rora borealla crystals. Shs car Kentucky. and Burton A. Lavey of West TemotoM, Peee, Wholo Kornol Corn. Cut Omen Beene gown of white brocade, design white skirts. They wore match 3dr. Watson is a IM l gradu Springfield, Mass., and she Stblnat ihsit—whh ried a caaemde bouquet of white spaot to spsml ed with Bweetheait neckline, ing green headpi^s, and car rosea ate of South Windsor High grandchildren. (Photo by Brad- oufseiyrioe! long sleeve# and cathedral train. ried cascade bouquets of gold Miss Nancy Leonard of Man School. Ha is serving in the U.S. femd Bachrach.) !• PRIDE o f Mm FARM V lG IT A D U l -B'* -~*1 pom-pons and Ivy. chester, sieter of the bride, waa Army with the Fimt Recomals- Mow 11(01 CoMnito. Rnssril Goodwin o f Boverly the maid of honor. Bridesmaids aance Squadron of the First Tubs it over B' shorter, served as best man. Vahen were Mrs. OoMn Fox, sister of Training Brigade at F t Knox. ; to large, than round color tubas, so •wivol tsss Consolo. Mm. Watson attended schools i r e ’ r v O f M ilorola'a guah.bunon > were Richard Andrews of Es the brida; and Mra. Raymond th* tubs cap on ihs back s COSMETICS sex, Mass., brother of the bride Luce, both of Miancheater. In Manchester and Canton. She small or darnggnailiar mahaa awivaliC Colar o la r near m of the esbinst dosin’t TVgraailaol. WE CABBY AU. groom; sad Peter Goodwin of The attendants' were dressed la a 1966 graduata o< Canton Modal 23CSI076. THE TOP UNBS Beverly. aUke in floor-length gowns of High SchooL FsUot pinto private funecala ■tick out softy. you r > ■- Mra. Barter wore a green saU emerald green taffeta, stylad i - with fitted bodice, batew nack- CUBAN JOIMS AKMT Engaged ARTHUR DRUC in dress with laoe Jacket, black telephone is dictated Now NeeteneMlertalw. aoceesories, and a corsage of line, Mbow-length alaeves and r r . BBNiNINO, Ga. (AP) — A The engagement of Miss Dor Ths pidturt It ractsnaiMsA yellow tea roses. The bride riieath skirt tarminating in a Cuban soldier captured In the othy 8. Quinby of Manchester by your tastes. foM. bigasr'...hot out off st Tollio Model. groom’s mother wore a beige sweep train. They wore,.match- Bay of Pigs invasion and later to Francis D. O’Brien of West- -A ' ing cabbage rose headpieoea ths eomsrt as h would Onir 16k* high. dress wltli black accessories and ranaomsd by Amariosn citissns field, Mass, has been announced FREE on round-tube Color TV.v MK* wWa, a oonag* of yellow tea roeee. frith noaa veils. The maid of ha* been swom into the U.S. Iw her MrMta, Mr. and Mm. 1711’ daa* plua honor carried a bouquet of apri Army Reserve. 3K* niba aap. A reception for 100 was held NeUnn Quinby of 88 Tannsr St. DELIVERY cot oamationa whils tbs bridas- Lt. Rdande Pelayo Cuervo Her fiance is the son of Mr. m y m H t Modal 23CT1100. at the AmeriBaa Leglaa Home, maida carried yellow eatna- Leriag photo took a temporary Army com- i s r p Traval StnriM . Manchester. For a motor trip to and Mra. Francis D. O’Brien of rtgkt SMK fg f f MW W6fif«ty n m d n k r . adiii tloni. MRS. KENNETH MELVIN OLIVER miaaion in 1968. Hs may now Westfield. Your order tot drug oeeSs Washington. D. C„ Mm. An MlM Katherine Z-aonard of serve indefinitely in the U.S. drews wore a ohaiwal colored Miss Quinby U a graduate of and oosnietios will ba thina Manohaatar, slater of tha brida, armed lorcea ae a permanent Manchester High School. Sh* is care of immediately- GLOBE ^suit trimmed with raspberry, was tha flower giri. Me wore a berry Jacket-dress with match wort a royal Mus knit suit with 525 FARMINGTON AVE. 160 SILAS DEANE HWY. reserve offleer. emplwed in the effioe of Ham t k i n $A\^e s t BRISTOL WITHIESPIILD and black acoeesorleo. TIm cou floor-}angth emerald green gown ing acoesaorisa and a white or black aocssaories and a corsage The former Havana resident 90S MAIN STREET ' ple will Hv« at 48 Bow 8t., Bev ilton Standard, Division of Unit- with a headpiece and bouquet of chid oomage. The bridegroom's of white roses. Tha coupls wUl entered the United States in 1960 ad Aircraft Corp., Windsor Better Homes TV Sales & Service 587 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST PROSPECT AVE. O BLVD. 64S-2166 ^ erly, Mass., after OoL 1. aprioot and yellow carnations. mother wore a pink lace Jacket- livs at 40 Oloott St after Oct. 1. from .Honduras whom ha had Locks. AAANCHISTIII WEST NAETPOEO Mrs. .Andrews Is a IMS grad Robert Oliver of Portsmouth, dress with cranberrv accesso The couple attended ManebeS' sought poUUoal asylum. Hs Mr; O’BrlM is a graduate of ORMAND|.WIIT • OIUCTdl YM NON e w C U . Y«mon, Cm n. (Exit 95 on Wilbur Crou FarKway) uttaeriaed Bgciit ia Maa*' uate of CkNith Windsor High N.H.', aarvad aa his brother’s ries and a corsage of red roses, ter High School. Mr. OUver is Prescription Pharmacy 1269 ALBANY AVE. 280 WINDSOR AVI. aster for all Alrliae^i Mned the aooath Cuban Brigade Wesfield Trads High School and Ckttool. Mm. Andrews Is s IMS bast man. VMem were William corsage of red roses, employed by Pratt and Whit in Miami and took p ^ in the II PHONI Ml «-TI« HAETPOND rBailaoads aad Steamship^ he served four yearn in the M l MAIN ST.-448-6m « • SsaartadSNas grsdusts of Olouosster (Moss.) Oliver and Richard CMlvar, A reception for 160 waa held ney, Division of Unittd Aircraft unsuccessful Bsy ^ Pigs Invas- U.St Navy, He la also employed PHONE t75.4444 High 8obo(d. Hs Is employied in Off-Strsst PstUsg brothers of the bridagrooln, both St S t Luka’s Church HaU, El- Ootp., East Hartford. Mrs, OUv thm attsmat in I M . He waa one e t IteniiHon______Btendatd. a J. lirtNON, Ua / or M9-3900 ★ OPEN DAILY Id AM. to 9 PJI. HsmUton, Msss., sad Is a mem of Mancbaatar. Hagtcn. For a motor Mp to er is employed by Travslsrs of i,iu pnabMtS'later vsnsoin- - ’THU !W4d(Iing ie plarated for m lAST CINTM STRUT, MANCHlim __ ber of tha U-3. Naval Bsssrva. Mm. L|pnanl WW*«ran- Washington, D jO., Mm. OUver Insurance Co-i Hartford. ed. May T.*jt>66. 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rAOB FouRnaai MAKCHESTER EVENING HBRAJLD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1065 r m s A n gle Bench Air Blue over Milwaukee Zorro Man^ Ji— ..Wi4 i.ii I If 1,11 j in ...... >1 ijb'll b a tin'I III isi ' EARL YO ST ^2 Points Mae 0^ Close Play I '.NM s* from the little Blaek Bimk IFcani Marl^ to Start Helps Rally Nagopal Loagne E n ^ irpedor hpw a golf courM owwir ralaxos whsn For MVP Honor: playing g<^? Taka the cage of Graham Clark, owner of Ctiants Bow tl^D n e Minnechaug course on the ManchesteivOlaitonp * ^ . iPr6^R!rniir rfitlstn# to Jtntlfy hti new potltloa San Fraq------88 60 ..597 Of G iants NEW YORK (AP) __ ttoads the b o ^ ' town line. Clafk motore to the Ellington Ridge : n e w ^ o r E (A p ^ — ill the.EMt CstnolicibKfikfield Ssturdsjr w m John Mae. Los Angelas 86 81 JtTS with 121 andj T j S b S . 's a All-Stater last season as a guard, Coach Don Rob anolnnati . 85 65 .567 Zorro ig iMviog hig mark la ascend In the leagua In hits Cennt^ Gab when he wants to play a round of golf., . John Dnvid drowA ensly- NEW YORK (AP) — Milwaukee . 81 68 .544 on the American League. wito 171 and In tripisa with 10. Uankad PatroU 5-0. B fatlm oM „ renut. " I just can’t on my own course. When I play siz of football l5 ■trikliMpy ert reststloisM the yetMtUe denim’ this fall and so far. *T«ir is foul, and fool Is pittaburgh . 82 70 A89 But it’5 not a Z, it’6 MVP. H* also has ahowa power with and California, sohadulsd . j Z find toeihany things g o-f g i m ^ . ba^disappclntod no ona. PhUa’pMa . 78 78 .514 12^ doublshsader, war*' rainad BOX-A’» - WalMr, vlo* praaldant' o f th* Bl- Don Clackin, late of tha Kart< to.football When you boll it FootbeU Jembores flib .ntoet ponent ever got into East ter eoIorMl while Milwaukee’* Joe Houston . . . . 62 8$ .411 38 Twins, who reduced toalr magic In addition he has been apeo- Sa Rad Sox got tha Rldg* Country auh, is fon t TIi m sports staff, wlU be down,” the San Pranciaco IniprMsive etuh la •' ritory. Torre and umpire Billy WU- New Tork .. tt lOl .818 43 pennant clinching number to tacular on to* baa* patha—one against th* A’p with a'uireori aliB on* of th* five owners of oo-workeia on th* I fiinning back saye. *The eiWd tqr Mac's Robert hopes the fins show liam* argued the Shakeapeare* Boaday’s Besolto three Sunday by walloi ot the biggest faetora In the third Inning as J M Ooagar 1 Glastonbury Kills Country staff. . Two plannad night foot' quarterback hande you the M played Ml ing in th* Jamboree wtll provide an concept of foul and fair, Hal San Francisoo 4, MltWaukae 8 Washington 8-1 for tii41r lU Twins’ suecass this seaaon. 'Hm an inslda-tho-0ark homw whioh plana to op«i. Me b ^ games at Mt. Nebo involv ■confleae (fa, then toa momentum to upset Hart Lanier of San Frandaco Adn’t Pittsburgh 1. Philadelphia 0, victory in tha last 10 games. fleet-footed Cuban has attden 26 Felix Mantilla atroked a two-j al . Day next year, Alsk ing Eaist Oatholle this Saason Mill, and the other nine Hartford Ootttrtry CchfCianea ford Saturday, Hartford had a hover anjrwhere. 10 Innings And as tha Twins ocntlnue to bass*—16 In a row without being singl*. Jim lamdls produoij Pltoiy o f Manchsoter is anethar have gone by th# boarda. Athl^ I uys knock the other aids mambers South Oathalte High, dUBcldt Urns in tha Capital a t y He raced home from flrat New York 8, Chicago 6 close in on their first pennant, caught — and baa not been Kansas Oty's runs with a ' m m bdr elf the five guiding tic DiNcior Don Burns had hop own.” 74, and Nortowast OatboUc Jamboree, balng defeated by teae with the Uo-breaklnc run Las Angelea 6. St. Louis 0 Vartallea continues to improv* thrown out all aeaaon long ertadalngf*. ^ ^ ed to stage two after-dark con iounds eimpla but (fraw^g 40er High, 64. Bach played Weaver and Bast Hartford, and helped the Olanta to a 4>S • Houston- M , CinoinnaU 8-4 his standing as a contender for stretching einglea Into double^. test ai M t Nebo but the move teammates wareh’t maklaf quarter againet the others. 13-6 ' ' Victory over the Brave* Sunday. • , Today’ s Ctomea Moat Valuabis Player honors. However, ha undoubtedly will YANKB-nOBRS— waa knocked down by supertan. I to their Natloniii SeeMnr to get regular MeroA The triumph waa the Olanta' Baa.Franclaoo (Be. ard High. The Ottefa era among who finished second with 43 tergate, and Ron Tourville, he thought the ball waa foul, Detroit ...... 88 07 .. .568 ik ii toiMWA Monday, G ot IS around athletes, Joe Van OU' John David, who eems to th* (he favorites to cops the OCZL but WiUiaiha ruled differently. Cleveland .. 78 70 .627 16H XUl 'and winter ssoaon. denhove and AI Ihtta were en 49ars from S t Louis to ax- this aeaaon and new Head with 41 Mte. Without calling time out, ^ r r * New York . 74 78 .407 Graff, Who oarvad as chthga to t dafatisiva hack Alto Coach Dave Wiggta caa think Summary: 60 Targets: Oon- 23H rolled et Chaehlr* Aoadamy laat did 44, Pillaid 43, TOurvIll* 41, angrily threw the ball to the California , 79 80 .497 36)4 diraotor tha Bast weak. Wbooon, oomUnad on a raasle- o f no better way to.etsw t Ms grmmd and Jumped into an ar dassla, option play, taking a Bob Titcomb 40, Louie Flora 0 Wosh'ton 66 85 .-483 80)4 for several yaaro, reports aeaeon than, with an upset. Oon- gument with the umpire. Boston ...... 66 93 ^itebout froto Jtam Brodia and ard pinned a 354 dafoat ten 89, George Couch 38, Jach Carr .896 89)4 m n o t h i baek thU firil... 37, Bob Frasier 30, Larry Lanier didn’t atop to Ilaten. By Kansas City 54 94 .866 40)4 Saltnond, former thraa- E n d o f th ff f i a e oaatog M yards to ICen ty HEY. WHO OWNS THE. OTHER TWO?— There seems to be an extra pair of legs Manchester'labt fatt. the time Torre picked up the Fellow who has rail the front Stickles at th* Bear 88. Mo floating anjund as these' two players get tangled up during Sunday’s Eastern Frasier, 85, Jerry Johnson 84, Sonday’a BesoHa at Manchester High Mae piekad up tha touchdown James Aiuilalo 33, Gragg ball, Lanier wka at third. the Minnesota 8, Washington 1 baskethalt and soo- office operations for Springfield ments later . bs rsimbled M Fooibair Conference ganje. in Toronto. Francis LaRoue (left) of 'Tpronto hit agatiMt South, cUmaxtog a 57- time Torre realixed whaA he had _ add___ later A llns soccer In th4 Baatern Basehhll Ljaagne yards into tba’ and acne for lb* Bareiok S3. 35 Targets: G eona CSilcago 7, Cleveland 5 ball-carrier > Tommie Grant of Hamilton with another player who is hidden yard Bast driv* by sweeping Argiros 32, Frank Conti n , done, tnnier waa acroaa the New York '8, Detroit 0 Bti SCut 'at ffprlngOaU Oollcga sine# 1066, Chick OtMallay 40eta’ flrat TD. " for the last 10 yar^ Th* Ea plate and the Giant* led S-3. Is a aaristana aoooar coach at claims player salaries run be Six- touchdewna aatd- a field Sfunewhere behind. (AP Photofax). Bernie Conroy 19, Phil Coppeto Boston 3, Kansas Qty X gles axecuted a 7l>-yard assault 16 Sal Oonstonso 17, Oioim EUaewhere in the NL, the Baltimore at California, X, RC ivUls^igh . . . Paul laoo- tween 0600 and 0000 a month gdel later San Fraiielaoo had a againal NorUtwen, Brian Ca- Dodgers whipped St. Lo«da S-O, bo it veterad' locad ‘ umpire, add 010,000 a year Is nient oh 6^34 rout of th* Bears wrapped A ^ OncInnaU edjged Hoiiaton 4-S ppd., rain caap picking up tha' final five Jim DMan 15. Today’s Games ua ; p id M up Mp beionip bus transportation and hotala up. Fatir of th* 49*r TDa cam* Qrjd Season Moves into tiigh Gear This Week yarn for th* score. - i - after losing 8-6, Pittaburgh u win taka up 'raaldano* and meals nm approximatriy ed Philadelphia 1-0 in 10 Kansas aty (Hunter 6-6) to It was clearly an Bast day. Minnesota (Grant 19-6) this w a^ 0lne.-of 015.000 annually. Cost of basa- Berate OM*y. The p i^ 'total Two other ditrea were chieCked. WedteKd Fi^ts innings and New T ort Beat C9d- ; 1 memorable' games balls for ttie season runs 02,500. waa- to e ld|rta9t ever for the cago 8-6. Detroit (Aguirre 13-10) at thi Middletown halted th4 Eagles * • • DISAGREEMENT— In a play Joe Torre of the Milwaukee Braves called “bush,” Ceveland (Tlant 11-11), twlMght .•'w orked -ynk' 1pm to' the peat eight jteara I> 4«ers to the NFll. the three-yard line and JOHANNESBURG, South Af he hovers over a bunt by Jim Davoiport of the Giants along first base line. Ball Baltimore flat*- aporte phVK- tenance and th* llghte .V.V Groas « • ’ * Oeveland at New York, N Al.-..1nDky Ootiage, leaves country • and rowlhir (to . the I N E W Y O R K (AP) — t Bilne made a strong bid for^efense, we dropped a half lead with the help of homers by UONS-KABW. Its first conference champion' dozen posses and our punting Jim Lefebvre and We* Paker. >1 te aBBupM a poeUfoa in, spring) , arp. new Vairalty tpoiU Football, like baseball and t • • • ' Nicklaiis Sets Mark affpoiadtog pidSlc letottons at Trtoi^. The Uona protected a dim 0- ship since 1961 by handing wasn't too good, but ail those 0 lead for tore* periods agatoat other sports, often has Massachusetts its first league things can be straightened ASnUM -REM — Great Pass' Show y ...m L(to Angeles, then broke looae been caQed a game of inch defeat in three years before a out," Miller said. Jim Gentile’s three > Tim for 17 p ^ ta to toe final quarter. es. In the case,of Yankee crowd of 9,216 at Orono. The weekend's top scorers In ptnoh-Ut homer in the eighth After Portland Win By Texas Back Mpt iHum pitched two touch The Bieere, outweighed more cluded Colby scatback Dick Gil " » ^ a* inning lifted Houston peat Obt- down peaf ea and Detrolt’a de Conference ri’va'ls Maine than so pounds per man, scored more who raced for three touch cipnatl In the first game. Rosty V t fense never let the Rams past and M a a s a e h u 8 e t t .s on a 82-yard field goal by Fred downs in the Mules' 21-14 vic Staub eatfler Ut a tfaree-nm PGRTTiAND, Ore. (A P )— What’s next for Jick Nick- EL PASO, Tex. (AP) — Texae HONORED GUEST—‘ly Holland, second from left, holds oe presented a i ' iresses toe Lkm 4B. though, the difference Lovejoy in the second period tory over Norwich; Dick He S homer for the Astro* whit* Uus,. now that he has won more money in a single golf Western’s sophomore quarter Man-of-the-Year_at W w t Side banquet. Looking on are. * • • and Uien marched ,49 yards be bert and Scott Fitz with a pair Frank Rotathson hit one tor the left to right, Nick might be Milled a deflected sieiasoii iliah any other man? back Billy Stevens, who passed Angdo, Mayor Fyan Mahoney and Bill Pagani. A ^elon nd jPagani are f<%mor.,T PACKEK8-8TEEUR8— hind De Varney, a 6foot-8 sen of touchdowns each in Ver Reds, who new are 4^ games for 500 yards Saturday night Green Bay trailed 9-7 at toe pass. ior quarterback, for a fourth mont's victory over AIC; Joe from the top. ' toumamenU a year,' ecUpslng a record set by Jerry man-of-year winners. (Herald Photo by Ofiiti^a^ • • 7 e iflE . A year ago, MaSeatoueetta fo r otto (hlng. And he would Uke, lener haU against Plttabuigh aa Mika peri^ touchdown. Massachu Hoosty, who had two touch Tommy Harper’k hoiher Iki Rhome.ln. 1964, said he idayed aark hooted three field goals edged Maine 64 with the aid ot the Onclnfiati aevehtb,'ibnfng smneday. to bs rocognlaed a* a ry at Portland, and hia fifth setts' Greg Landry averted a downs, including one on on 87- championahip this year. Country Club harder because of toe b i^ of for'the Steetera. Blit the Pack a pass deflected in the. Red- shutout on a three-yard quarter yard punt return, os his Coast b ir te h S-8 deWfioek hi- th* g r e a t' golfer^ m aybe the beat his week-(dd sen. men’a favor.' Th* Redmen went this oamUy hbis produced. Dave Marr, who- Started the ers came roaring hack In toe back sneak with 10 seconds re Guard team lost to Springfield nlghtean, Reds’-h^ A FOUR BALL-BEST BAU. Stevens posaed tor three $1^00 Pot B y EARL YOST second half. Bart Sterr com- mt to win their second straight >-> lead en l* o Gbidanas' hote .!Hw*e raflebttona by Nlcklau* day two strokee behind Nlck- maining. 30-14; and sophomore quarter Saturday touchdowns, 21 completions and pteted 17 of a attempts (or 339 conference title. back Lou Tomaaello, who o r in the ahitlb but the Astrta oaii|b mtogtih: after he won 86,-' laus, wound- up three strokes Hluefields JW t*ve inmroved 100 per cent;” BiB Loika warned The wheel ot fortune spun in D* Varney, who set a Maine 600 with ro u ^ . ef 68-68-68-68- First low net—Wayiie Rey 500 yards in Texas Western’s i l Treasury of the yards and two touchdowns. record by completing 18 of 26 scored twice and had two points tied It hi the seventh <>■> a am|;le behind at X76. Next came Billy nolds, Ray Delia Fera, A1 Turk- ls rout of North Texas State in T "is* 'I -Tiit a.v>T*.v-saw memben at the initial meeting of the Connecticut press • '« •' Maine's favor Saturday os the E ter Mdget and Pony Foot by Bkidie Kasko and Lea Maye’a XM to Ciqpituxtog the Portland Majpvell at 278, South African passM, was a one-man gang, after touchdown In Northieoat- ington, Carl MIkolowsky, 5g. the season, football opener f<» ball Aaan. was eariched by l a ^ Monday with the state's head football coaches. EAOLBBOARDS- Nqw England season got under ern's 84-16 triumph over C.W. double. Champtonsilp gun day. Bob Verwey at 279, and Bill both teams. It was the first col but he was fortunate that Junior h p ciM 'ld e aeabon’e'ecm f; Casper at 290. Second Low not—-Vlo Daley, 01,600 todiqr foUawlng San In Diamond Loika," how in hig second season as head man at Cen Halfbsck Tim Brown, who way with limited action. A pass end John White was in the right Post. * * 4 ■ ' Frank Lipkiski, Hank Angel, lege varsity game of faU career. tral Connecticut, was right on^ by Dick De Varney .waa deflect 4o tih4;(i4S. The prwTibua d ra anooeeeful boose to ■______!st» raeiated Eagle Ooach J ^ Ku- spot a^ the right time. De Var Paul Soule and Jim McAllen PIBAnS-FHaS-. In four years, the 36-year-oId Maurice Perry, 59; WlHie Olek- Rhome, .tonnorly with Tulsa house canvas for funds. obC count, the 100 per cent iin- harich’a attemifi to convert him ed twice and,grabbed In the end Pittaburgh’* Bob Vaaae,>yr-lt , AA* AaoaU-PatoMilfMl38,« Id e k l^ has won 1409,298 on the and now, in tha professianal sophs, Taylor, FawfowSkl! jito- ney's three-yard scoring pass each scored twice as teammate XBBtoUdg ■ slnsfci, Pat Hogan, Mike Slbtini, n e midgets get off llie Weatherman cooperated perfectly for the fifth ai£te priMwnent ovar a year ago, but Into a flanker during the train zone by a iM erve end aa tfae bounced off halfback Paul alkneed the Fhffllee only. Ona hit 1golf course. The wily two bigger Hogan 2kimaiti8, 50. ranka, passed for 488 yards lora. AU four at* up conaldar^e Bears upset Mhasachusetta 168. Maurice Viens passed for four XBakhmewa* S imderfar for mark Friday night with a Rual'West Side Old Timers Reunion last Saturday, andd hatdldn’t reveal the names of ing aeaaon, scored two IDs Keany's fingers at the two, hit touchdowns in Bowdoln's rout Of in . IB taping*—Tony Taytor*) money wlnnera are Palmer, Low Gross — Steve Mata-va, against Oklahoma State laat doobleheador - at ML Nebo, tltelS or 20 lade who were top yardage aa the adnnera gained teadlng PMUdelidto'* upset of Boston College, brawny, fOat two-out ,slngl* in ^ Idxth. He four rpanda on to* par ss-sTI With 8643,982, and Casper, with year for toe top. NCAA passing the result ■was another day to remember. Highlij^t cjg# 166 yards on the m u n d to only a Massachusetts defender at the Worcester Tech. Soule rUshed Portland GoH coureA, Ray Fahey,- George TuUy, Bob first game a t SiSlk flint , small ctdlege ' footbaA St Louis. Brawn caught seven and talented, flexed its muscles ateue* out M, brtaUhg his $446,589, and both of them have mark. A small college quarter the all-day program was a banquet at night aLtfie Gm k ! 60 for Trenton. The vlsUors one and was, grabbed by White tor 101 yards, setting a school K waa Ua seoand etfaight victo-^ McNamara, Ray Elvelhoch, Bill pioyeill^fa. to this category. Loika passes for 139 yards and gained In an 184 victory over rugged % tip n record for atrlheoiita^ been on toe pro tour ll years. back, Charles McCpy pf Simp den Grove at which Walter^------— '■— ——38^1 wlnneM a year ago by a 38-4! Buffalo as thC Eagles launched in the end zone for the decisive record of 1,186. He erased the far otap peason. Roberto Cte-- Prindle, into AgostinelU, Dick I-.! flsM but three. 50 more running. touchdown. DeiMartln, 08. son, passed fox' 60 ykrds Nov. CORKED OFF (Ty) Holland was named aa the ooimt, gained but 27 yard* akmi; their bid for national recogni old Bowdoin record of 1,184 P manta singed acSoea thg-eniw 11, 1926. “West Side Man of the Year.” . Holland was singled out- flw 'Ba^ey beaten and battered the air waves, oompleilng bui Boston OoUege, engineered by yards by Bob McAvoy In 1947- SELECTED NINE Keep gun barrels clean by TVfMon State can attest today BROWNB-BEOSKim— tion before a home crowd of 21- run o f the game. . Stevens, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound sticking a cort of the proper A total of 340 men were pres the honor for his contributloMT two peases in 14 attempts ao senior quarterback Ed Foley, - 19- • • Class A—^Vic Daley, 81-8— to'epbrte over the years. Diwiiq thil the Blue Devils have some- Oeveland'a defena* throttled 7(». 9. '>• >Alabama Tumbles er and Ws wife, Pam, became size in the barrel. Don;t fire it ent to hear talk of the *Vood great waa the presemre applied the Redskins and bad Washing The 1965 efonpaign moves in unveiled three outstanding In other games, Al Jutze pars M E n -d lB 8 -« 38; 'Tom Faulkner, 31-3—28. tog hU youth the town’s N o.ritr tting to talk, about on the foot- sophomores, fullback Brendan ed for three touchdowna as Cen Class B—Dan Reeuly, 32-5— parenta a week before toe that way, however. Gun might old day.” ^ by the tag Central line. ton shut out until the last two to high gear next weekend whpn aeon Jonea and BObfay KhM game. explode. . Prior to the dinner, a parade, St. Louis Cardinal faia who twaj bat) Held for the first time in McCarthy and halfbacks Paul tral Connecticut belted Trenton 27, George Tully, 34-7—27; Roy ytgln. Lest Seturday ^afternoon Central has already won as minutea of ptay. Frank Ryan all colleges in toe six-state , anea led the ICfhF attart, Jones dMp< email but. lirdy,and colorful, quired the nickname from acoounted for both to* Brovma’ Delta Villa and Dick De State 38-0. East Stroudsburg, in in three auns aiid.RlatBa sbor- Thompson, 33-0—27. uaBer a boiHng September aun many games this fall aa a year are schetoiled for action. . ; Leopardis; a pair of track o r Man Upset Around wee held, starting at 1 o’clock great Ty Cobb, was a s^dqgtar ago when the log . read ona trlr touchdowna with sooitog latches Featured games Include VU- trailing 163 at halftime, ex w ' t - ; tog three. Snle Bbalcs singlet Class (3—George MclAfferty, baseball and baeketiMdl ..plaxesto af-pArute Field, an underdog sprinters, and then a baseball game be umph and eight defeat* to Walter Ri#Mnte a ia ia aa y Chl- lanova, upset 9-7 by Tplodp, |at ploded after the intermission to .inters acroaa a ]ud» e^ nm s '|Sr ttar 86-8—27; Jack Crockett, 36-0— and held the town ainglaa Nwr Britain combine struck defeat Southern Connecticut so ' " r i ' 28; Hogan Zamaitls, 3S-1(X—28; tween the Bkiefielde, town hns. Boston College. Hb)y Oroaia at Fpley, on outstanding runner nia championship fo r yean. na9 fS4t and rolled up a ons-slded Six Different Soereta ondi fine paldfer, tossed to Delia le, Bates rallied from a 54 defi ...... Bob Sheppard, 35-7—^38, Joe champ* In 1934, and the West Six different players, tallied Harvarii, OMmeeheut at Yale, i V ^ On Opening Grid Day Stdes at the Oval at 2, o’clock. Speaken included Mayor Mh8S 8S^ vlotaay. R, waa one the OOLTS-VIKINOS-^ - i Villa, foi* 38 yanls on the first cit in downing St. Lawrence 26- Skinner, 35-7—28. iihpreaalve season opienen six-pointers, the most lelectri' New Hampeblte at Dattoiouth, e «- T. cs. Actldn went only four hminga, honey,, general riialnnan, Ma*9n JMmny Vnltea bad two o f Ms Rhode Island at Brown ahd play and the Eagles traveled 80 6, and Maine Maritime rolled Low gross—^Vlc Daley, Stan CR:a great day hi the Hardware fylhg hstog a 73-yaird pass and over Quonaet Naval 82-0. HlUnskl, 74. because of the heat, for qne rea- Moriarty,' Joe M e-01uske*yao first four passes intercepted by Maine at Bostoa .Cniverslty-. yards for a touchdown, scored ouif,' ehmaxtog * program that run timn Jutae to halfback Jeff by Junior fullback Bill Donovan N E W Y o r k (AP)— o r Man Upset, that crotchety BUnd bogey—Bill Moran, Tom eon,' wHh Ooach Jim Foley’s Woody WaUett, L efty 8t> J<4«lf> Hardtog and big 6-6 end John Minnesota as toe VlklngB MassachUaetta gets a chance Bhieflelds winning, 9-5. Sammy Mhosay and toitiUded the dedication of the Jumped o ff to a 104. lead, hut dn a plunge from the one. De Anoarlcaa Leagna codger who thrives on spoilers, didn’t fool around on Zenike, Dave MacKay, 77. MuUlgam. a fine target and pass to Jick its wounds in a meetfog The wfamera featured €21Cf piarke. The latter labeled Hafon neen Kaiser Oymnaaitun in tfae Baltimfumble for end land poWMTS. ifod Masaacbiie^ta Eagles stilt "must put a lot of MAOIIM OnHATORS Georgia Tech agatoet tu when I Dave MacKay, 64:4r-60; Stan and atrook out IX, bringfiir r Adyancemenf Petentiall rowed p)a$nijX'Sat. McFarland, 64-4—60. Holland, O g abert. Swede Sol- pwri^ after the home club bad Back home again Saturday 27-yaid a a n t punt 4et and 'Vermont meeting leaser 'gap. Rick from California which was shel Kellner, 04. a a s s A — BUIto American League lacked by third-ranked Notre Marlow, 96-17 — 78; Connto pleted. The winners wUl be Batting (876 at bate)—OUva. It was toe first'meeting be line in front of him. Cookie’s W hitney work, to match kwt year's rec Lane and John -TViccmto wlU *i«q ^plaOwr seiiai duel appears in# The Rifles remained oiM g*ms4tnto to* acoring ooluinn with s Dame 48-8. KcUy, 104-26—70. among tha PhU Hyde and Jim Minnesota, .817; Ynstnam iO# . •-yard touchdown pass from tween toe-two fUttbacka sines going to find out there's a dif ord,* Sharos eaUL ’’The ben Banning -to fi ire raft Brad-liyriok had Jeff Davto Horwlta and Warren toara to Runs batted to — Goiav te%Leafi)e action 8aturday .es and the one la Buffalo.” a good data o f hustle,and figure to start at luObadc. Both poll, crushed rhilane 81-0. 80—77; Bea Flato, 106-26—80. to*>WM«nto letterman Larry Schwarts Nebraska,iska, Arkansas and l a d i e s b e s t n i n e riding with his sprint car as it broke up after K ^ a r and K. Kahler daf. Baach WUUama, OBiloago,. MS. #aw* "ueMown pnaSee aa tha Rocket* with a i t 4 rout o t th* Hartford Kennedy In gotion when th* In Sapt 31 at Granlw, 24 H a» Army against VMI; u d Nam, 6-2, 6-4; Fninsati and JPPefl th#r raeord to 04 and Charter poka. (n a gam* at dians antertoin Fort Woyn* Sun- And Jd* said to* dttfaranoa in a Saturday night game will phw tha middto, ftonhed by Windsor, 28 at Sufflald. Class A — Mm. Jrim Karri- bouncing off guard rail following collision with car Horn* vuns-M ays, San F n w n * was having attohrist's Un*. Kansas Dty defaatad New York a ^ o r s Tom BotUcallo and Brian Tech vs. Texas AAM, gen, 48-0—80. driven by Don Gillette, Brewerton, N. Y., in feat- ‘H?-. ^ D. Pea- otsM,. 49; MoOovey, San FraMgad * ( t o bold on th* .top ItarUord to* Naptunaa took to Oct. 1 Stafford, 6 at BUlng- lUnoM and Southern Methodist, Ktoght and Kate ! bi the wsstem division. the ktr to soOra their first ' %ohmond fa at Newark and "Til* big difforeno* t* In th* 14-10 os $400,000 quarterback Beto hoya.aca.!6t*rt- a a s s B—Mrs. Lou KeHey, 81- ture race at Trenton, N. J., Speedway. Gillette was 01000,87. Mgs Joe Noraoto mad* hia debut for m for the third season and 8 Bloomlleld, li Oronby, Aioutolana BUte and Rfoe, Mich 18—88. M . Hunttogton and Natosn, 6-8, Pitching (14 dsolaiona)-dfuMiw touabdeam, -and Irem than'on it Hartford la Ot WheaMng In etoar Um ," he expislhed. "A follbaok 15M at Bast aa Is Windsor, 18 *J»***ew*u,Sufflold, a^Maigan against VsttmuiTlia.California, VilllOOhio killed when his car landed upside down on guard ••o. Sunday g*m*e. eon't do a thing without a .good the Jate. Waroa oonaldar* both amon* Kickers — Mrs. Gary Tardlft hall, Ctoolnnati, 114, a7M; K 5g«aa «.*«!!: 5 a-* was no oontast. Norfolk brok* the bast to Um state. to lUon^aldf’ ** va, No^ CaroUna and 110-85—-76; M m Jotm Harri- Bailey was hospitalized with severe baiik in- Saeoad Round: Hyde and Lo- fox, lAS Angaloa, 284, .743. Syraousa vs, Miami of Florida. gan, 08-10—70. Juries. (AP Photofax) flur^ef.Sura daf. B. KrtlsrKsblsr endand K, Kah- Strikeoute-koufax, Lm A«ige- 0’^ '0 ’J‘i'IMWa-aadIlaralMyllea, |4t{ Veota, Blttaburgh^*] MANCHRgnat BVENmO HERALD, 00M1I« MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1668 PAGE SBVENTBEM MANCHESTER EVENING MANOniiiSTEB, CONNi, MONPAY» S ari’EMBER *0,1668 FAfflE SIXTEEN Pravteua Puitio Antwtr be airoaUE as a ytolalBr. Tracks—Trsetors B Sltimtlomi BY R0D80N OUR BOARDING HOUM with MAJOR HOOFLB M o u n t a i n s (Arm y Doctorg ^Make Do’ Board Wm Get Atob, MmM any panon not MMlnM—CqatiM tlRf 16 L iraB SPOlUS ? ouigbt or arraoUd while doitif 1968 DODOE Plok-up truck with ovenlsa body, nm i good, |1B0. ACaOM 44Birto4ofUin4 ao, wmdd aME be tailaiung tl3 S a KNET WORK, tormloa aoun- New Liquor Law leOar af the law and oould wn- CLASSIFIED Call 84S4MM. ta n , rac rooma, reawdellng. t t f i s t n n - IMIolagvPlR 4IBa«rallt I In V id Nam Tent Hospital lAIpcrMni ^ 4aComlatlraa( dar WmaaM a 'WaoMaw.” Quailto work. Raaacnabla pric* • MountaliiRfMl nalthar Ah amandad propoiad town Tha dlraatars had aakad Rear as. Brae aatlmatas. Call 84B- OHV>U.l, NEVSCMiNOtH REMSMB6R THB ) 4IMan‘anama ordinanoa, to ban Mio poiaylito N87 FORD . VTOO, half ton ptok- UBwiNinMMr* 4iaraanlandlco QXA NHON, Bouth Vint Nnm< about paispiriin tots wounds as don and Afty. Annsm to draft SSATKUT.IT^ TIMB H6TRIEO < a niR oridnanoo. It win now bo ADVERTISING up, clean. Call 849-0819. lilMljBMi o r oonstinipMofi of aloohoHo imt* tHB MONBySBUT T05W.LTHBr < ftelda ■ (AP) — Tha M U.8. Krm y they woik ovsr the paMants. Tha woritr •4 Bon of Adam advRttaad and plaead on tha CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MCN, V « 'n IN fOff 0UMP/; MU«BUM a BRU6H }4Aa|Mr heat faotor la also orMlsal to •ragoo on town or sctiool prop MBATHIR/t 3UST «OT XtK tlOHTeMlM', JSoetoiri «t Mia Mth BvatmaMon board's aganda for a public AM ex tra OBBD TO PAINT U Winter aaaathatlOB. erty, has bam drafted by Thwn 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Roofing '"BidHif 16 THI« CARO PROM 3AKC<^ •Invaten UChargad {HoapKal warn dolMr Uialr bant heat does atnmgo things Oounaal Irving Aronson upon hosurlng and poooiUa aoMon on - Traflerh— notch! wnw IH t MW4A U«A % (a word!] Jnndar advaraa oondltiona. Got. B. BIDWBU HOM E ImprovamanI (toSTAMOUB.* O A W i BRAiB. euntein to gases,” said tha operator of racommondatioM made by Mobil# Homes 6-A 4 HBAOlO THli WAV/ \NH»NlHsy -BA'rUROAT B AJM. BL *MAD6 ST South African Ufa principal -ehanga, from I I Aroma caama wiiat aa ha oparatad on a earth floora. Ttility-ntaa Amarl Stocks in Brief ing macMna, fully mclo«a0 Man’i NekiuuM '• The dootoni, howsvar, are not voritaa last weak. A . to ’ Mua ta thb axtantr w a. “waha gaad” Inaartlan. Errors which da not I roofs, gutter wotk, enUTUiayi . « T « M Cry for halp I I Barolty lock, awtahad fllaa away wHh a hoUe hquora." pick-up, reasonable rates, tasn- MCltnufrutt ISavor oompMnliig about their c > ^ Bhowad good galM. Baasan th a ro lM a t S m ndTarttsainMit wlU not ba eorractad by alaaaad, repaired. AhmUmnn T Ahitract baing II Ud'a nicknante 82 Indian ^ gloved hand and muttered furl Tha pibpbaad ordiiianee ax- 1710 market was 'mlxad at tha ags ciaaaai. Special attmtlmi nBrlUth laborHa asteopcllff 82Hlllildaopanlng ^n d lco o t UVliig standards. They say that tains that ‘tha eontainsr Miall sldtog. SO yaarF anpariaaea. laadar ously. tha needs of the patianls must S opentng and Mim turaod u f to nervous and elderly. Serv Free astiraatas. Ohil Boalay, dOUkabM 9 Dovourad 88 At a dlitanca 88 P«n«la Both doctors ware awaatlng a daamod to have bam brokm WftTd. ing Manchester and surround' lODoath atruggla SdWvorln Slborla Ub.) bo mat first. Into whm tha oarton or oaaa 84Bd8tl, B44-BBM. 14a Nothing profuaaly In tha 100-degrea heat Wounded aatdlers are saraMar- BCM, wMoh attraotad n fol- (Saokvtlle, Toll Free) Ing towns. Gan Manebastar At one pamt, work on a score kig under canvas and there la a have bam opmed or the seal on knring last weak on aimouneO' Drivliig Academy, 742-7248. r i r —inn a bottle brokm.” r r of wounded paratroopers ceaaed mant of a new . offioa copying great difficulty getting cold Hq- 643-2711 875-3136 hacause dooora ran out of alar- ulds for them to drink. Tha ramaindar of ths proposal machlna, was delayed to opm- Heatliig Slid PlamblBg 17 IT 14 retains tha other taaturas of tha r r 11a pads. Thera ware ihdioations Bund tog, thm jumped 2 points to X2% Motorcycles—Biercleo 11 M A M on Service, 'Ilian tha blood bank ran out day that word of tha hospttal'a one tabled' on Bopt. T: ’’ on an opening block of I0,0( and heating, rsstdentfal, com 'and the doctors began canvaas' 1. A provialoh for a |60 fine NO DOWN payment on folloW' IF TT oondltiona had reached the aharas. It added anothar point Traiblt RiMktog Onr Advtrtissr? tog: 1988 74 cu. in. Harley DaV' mercial and toduatrtal, no job Ing the ataff for blood donors. proper oasMssvasMvwf auUwritioa. U.B.w*|9, Aassa^Arm y for each offtnao. before trading was halted be too smaU, 649-2871. New supplies of whole hhxid 2. A doaignaMon of vttNaMena cause of sn infiux of ordenu Idson, 1800. B.M.W., taeo. 1988 tOngtaearaeara appeared and began Ducati Monza |B00. 1988 Ducati b y V. T. HAMLIN arrived later. laying foundations for oporating If they occur on any and an OUlf a Wesitem Industries, 24-HMr AiiwtrlRg SBnriet B O m Plumbing A Raattog — A L L Y O O P OVERSI6 HT1 By Sunday momlng there was property owned by and main Bronco, 9328. 1965 Ducati rooms which has offered to buy up to Mark in , 9800. See ua on new Repairs, altaratlona, alaotria w w w only a handful of pcnlnclUln tained, or under tha jurisdiction a i million sharao of New Jer F iwb to Htrato Rtadtrt and gas hot water beaters, traa euppUas left. Then the Army of tha Town of Manchester or 1966 Tralla bikes, only 9349. SO VBiKjnMnLfiKr JAZZ FANS BBHAVB . sey Zinc, spuitad 4^4 to a new Want taformatton on one af onr elMsUled advertli amenta t No motorcycles to choose from. A1 asjimataa. 648-1488. \«MOB>aN\OUR doctors received antiblotlca MONTTDREY, OaUf. (AP) — tha board of education. high a t «a%. naratsTTMiNa 8. The exemption of the Ar nnawar nt tha tatagliana Uetedf Simply eaO tha Gill’s Motorcycle, 668 Washing' from a Navy aircraft oarrlar in Tha eighth annual Montaray Magnavox rm up 2H to a ton St., Middletown, Oonn. DI ICE A K AU£V'V M'lH'MORNINar Qul Nhon Bay. my-Navy Club and the Manchaa- new mgh of BIH on prospacta 2 S S4 ja u faatlval ended fiunday night 7-2S4S. Radio—TY RapaOr CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Tha tent hoapHal was astab- with a record attandanca of 10, tar Oountiy Club, both of which tor its color talaviaion aets. EDWARDS fiuzPUfiEKny hahad outside Qutai Nhon 20 lease town-owned property, Falrelilld-HUler also was ae- SBryicBS 16 ap®jTiHER«r 718 paid admtaftona. PREEMtINC rO R days am during a maaalve Performing at tha weekend plus town atreota and highwaya, ttva and up about half a point. ANSWERIND SERVICE 1968 Super 90 Honda, exceUent troop hiMldup. from the provlatona of the ordl- Tha avaragaa ware halpad by OONNIirs TV and Radio Barr IWOOMMfiOP featival were 24 of the nation's condlUch. Gall 649-8144. ies. arollabtn aO taonn. Satla- COLPVMMCmER.. Its sole air oondlticnar splut leading Jass groups and Individ' naneo. a gato of more than 2 pofaita 1^ ■UTNIfiHrOVER- 13T tered out after tha first opera' IXi Pont. faetloa guaraniaad. Oatl $49- ual paiformara. The main otojootion to the pro- m m - 375-2519 UlB. -IDOICTWIMjOM tion. The dootoni have aasur- The Monterey County Mioriff vlouB d ra ft of c m ordtnenco had Tha iDow Jonas avaraga of SO Buslnetii Berrlees BOOREVtORK____ ancas that four more will arrive todustriala a t noon waa u p 2.08 and leave year message. TaoTl hear from our adverttaar to Jig oouiparTswatD IT reported that the festival at bam tha fear that any town rai- Offered 13 soon. Air ocndlUoners are prac' idant, taking a aboKcut home to 881.07. time wlthoot epinitiag nil evening at tha teiapbone. ONOorwouTPirM. _E L tracted the beat behaved ati Pricaa advanced in moderate IT 1 tically a necessity. The ho^tal dlence in Ms history. Not one through a town park or tfaroutii LAND CUIARIMO, traa n- Millinery, DiaBwnaking If Mm In a humid valley. The a achool yard, with an aloahono trading on tha American Etock movaL and chain aaw work. 0 arrest was made, tha sheriff doctors are particularly worried said. purtdvlaa to hit poasaasloa, could Bxchanga. AutomoMhM Per Sale A. Michaud. 742-8098. FOR ALTERATIONB neatiy and W“ W 5 T reasonably done to my home, 1962 FORD Galaxle convertible, gHARPkSNINQ Sarvlca-flawa can 643-8760. HERALD excellent condition. Must sell, knives, axes, ahaara, akataa. HT BT going into service. GaU 444- rotary bladaa. Quick aarvica. BY AL VERMEER 1779 botwem 5:80-7 p.m. Ciqiltol Equlpmmt Go., 38 P R IS C IL L A ’S P O P sr W DOX LETTERS Mato St, Maachestar. Hours Moving—^Truddiig— daUy 7-S. Thursday 7-0, Satur S to ra g e 20 OMsIYTUINS else MOM S A tS - a F o r Y e a r SOLIMENE MOTORS day 7-4. 643-7958. WOULD BE POOR VOU CAN BY J. R WILLIAMS MANCHEFnSR Dativary. Light MANNERS!) STAY//> OUT OUR WAY I HAROLD A BON Rubbish Re tracking and pnokaga dtihraty. yKMPPf / InfonnatioB 1968 Hinnian Super Minx de moval — attics, ceUars and Rafrigaraton. waftiara and CLEARANCE! yards, weakly and monthlv stove moving apielatty. Folding OO-OOH/I YEAR luxe, 4-door, radio, heater, au- KNOW. BUT THR HERAU) win not tomatic transmission. pickup. Bolton-Manchester vl- ohalia tor roit. OM OfM. HE<9 CXOGIN dlscloae tha Idmtity t t ctoity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. FOR IT—STOP any advartlsar using .box $696. HIM/ PUU. rOU ARB A-ll Truck is A-ll Painting—Plqiciliig 21 >HIM OUT— lattara. Raadsra anawer- OOHH-OW- iag blind box ads who 1960 Fahxm dehixa, 4-door fully Gallars, attiea, traab, aman BRAND NEW '65 dailra to protect their equipped. trucking done A-1 rlj^t! Gan PAINTma BY Dick Fontaine, Idm tity can fottow this 64S-29M, Tramano Trwlicking Interior and exterior. Paper $496. Barvloa. banging and wan papar remov procadura: al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. COMETS TO CHOOSE FROM Bnclcaa your reply to the 1988 Chefvrolet, 4-door fully TTFBWRrnBRS — Standard QuaUty workmanship. OaU |,bOK to an eavelcpc — equipped. end electric. Rapalrad. over- evenings, 627-9671. r addrasaad to the Clrosl- hauled, rented. Adding ma- fied Manager, Manchester $845. ebtoaa rented and repaired. BUCTERIOR and Interior patoA- Evening HariOd, togathar Pickup and deUvery service. ing. Wallpimer hooka, p a p ^ T-ho n NO PAYMENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER! with a memo listing tha 1960 Pontiac Catalina, 2-door Yale Typewriter Service, 649- hanging. OaUtoga. Floors. Ful eoaipanlaa yau do NOT hardtop, full power, 4986. ly Insured. Wonananshto guar BY KEN MUSE WAYOUT want to aeafl^ latter. $795. anteed. Leo Penetier, 649-BS98. Tour letter win be de- APPUANCB8 repaired — all D no answer. M3-904S. atroyed If the advertiser is makes washers, refrigerators, s HERFS a typical good BUY! 1960 Ford, 6, 4-door, radio and freezers, dryers, gas and eleo INTERIOR and exterior paint one you've mmtlonod. If ing. wallpaper removed, fully not It wUl ba handled to heater, automatic transmission. trie ranges. OU burners the usual manner. $495. cleaned and repaired. Cosma insured. RenS Balangsr, 848- iMAGIOAN^ Appliance, 649-0066. 0612 or 644-OBOt. CONVENTION LAWNMOWER sbarpentog; re INBIDB and outslda potntliig. You name your own price. WELCCME r Lost End FcNmd NO DOWN PAYMENT pairs, sales, rotor blades *’You don't hiVB to b« so tochnloRl about my oparationy {=^ ahaipened; bicycle sales, serv Special rates for boroeownera ------M------Dootorl Juat plain brkiga dub languaga wiU dor* FOUND — gray striped cat SOLIMENE MOTORS ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, S or over. 649-7863. 876-8401. with bhia ayes, long bushy tail 149 W. Mlddla TazapUcA 8*9 Owner may call 849-2801, be 367 OAKUtND ST. 643-0607 2098. WALLPAPER Removed, 98.60 E per room. Ceilings painted, $10. 4vs>y'x.*.v<^' - twem 8-8:80 p.m. % *. WHyAAOTHCRS GETORAV TFTWILLM^ I STEPS, SIDBWAXJKS. atom Walls, woodwork, floors paint "V [ liOST — Package with baby’s 1664 FORD Galaxle, black tudgr walls, flrmlaces, flagstone ter ed. EYee estimates. 449-9168. Ajo B E N C A S E Y dress, Imke Street vicinity. Hardtop, black vinyl Interior, races. All concrete repairs. Reasonably priced. 643-0681. Can 649-9712. 300 h.p., 4-speed transmission, Floor Finishing 24 FIVB MINUTES UTER. power brakes and steering, | WOUlOTOUAaCSMBACK X OW iaDOnNAriUM ONtA FOUND — Buff female Cocker HAVE TIME — will work. Odd ■» , " 0^% whitewall tires, 4 seat belts, FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- 1QWMI0W MnMNST 2 WHER&IBOinB ARE KNOUM AM> ^ Spaniel, can Venian Dog War- jobs our specialty. Will do most electric windshield washers I anything. OUl us. 843-2067. ing (specializing In older - HIAERSeNC/CmKaii THAT PBAANCS ISM600DHHMIIS. dm , 878-7964. and wipers. Still under factory floors). Waxing floors. Paint B Y F R A N K O ’N E A L Ml/ArTBfTK)N warranty. ExceUent condition. S H O R T R I B S FOUND — Brown female mon ing. Ceilings. P aperhang^. grel. Can Venion Dog Warden, 648-7487 after 8. Household Servlees No job too smaU. John Ver- P 50KKV I'M lATe IHlS PONt 878-7984. VOLKSWAGEN 1662, Karman Offered 13-A faille, 649-8760. 'V/OPiZV oonvertible, by original owner, [ MORN1N0. AAV ALAf?M FOUND — Tan and. white male REWEAVINa of burns, motb > 6 0 U t exceUent condiUon. 643-4436. Business Opportunity 28 PIPKT 6 0 OFP. TAKE THIS CHEMISTt mongrel. CaU Vernon Dog War- holes. Zippers repaired. Win It. dm . 818-7984. 1967 CHEVROLET, V-8, Bel Air ] dow shades made to meaf’ira, REPORT/JEPF. HEIS BEEN an slxea Venetian blinds. Keys TAMIN6 THIS STUFF. rrAUy hardtop, automatic, exceUent LOOP — Kittm, white with condition, 646-8083. made whUe you wait. Tapa ra- A ONE-MAN BUSINESS EAPtAINSOMEOFTHB Brand New 1965 COMET 202 2-Dr. Sedan patohas of gray and black cordera for rent. Marlow^ 867 R»lCnONS)t3UU.RUN stripes, onswera to Buttons. 1961 MERCURY COMET -2 - Mato.. 649-5221. $2,000 INVESTMENT ; SCHAUSTION, \ ACROSS. lU TAKE CARS federal LABa $229b:m Cali 949-7710. door, standard shift. 4 good HOUSEHOLD Furniture re (CAN START ANDWHATEyStaSE JoFTHENaiROtOSKAL tires, radio, heater 9686. 643-1 PART-TIME) Equipped with 120 HP., 6 cylinder engine, stand* 2398. stored and reflnlshed, colors !WR0NSWITHHIM.A tests/W/SEIF. > S A L E P R IC E changed. CaU for astlmate 648- i* ® £ 3 SaJUL ard transmission, pushbutton radio, padded panel, AnnoonoBinMits Idght, pleasant, EXTREMELY ANTIQUE 1937 Pontiac, 4-door, 6649. FROFTTAjBLE BUSINESS S S i k . whitewall tires, wheel covers, etc. No. C-295. HUDCntOIAnC Stiet and aarv- very good condition. CaU 649 servicing local stores, etc., with MORTT MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALU tea, bonded rqiraaantaUva. Al 8043 between 6-9 p.m. Building—Contraeting 14 a NATIONALLY FAMOUS 60 fred Amall, 110 Eryna Dr., YEAR OLD FOOD BBWER- BUZZ SAWliER BY ROY CRANE This car, as well as all cans in our Clean Sweep Manebastar^ 9*4-8141. 1962 PONTIAC Tempest, black, Auafi-Hunaei. <00 r TOLD Ha2TH/Q*IF6H0 WHaN I La=T6He WA0 approximately 40,000 miles, DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — AQE product which la a ONTHF PFON0 OCO6ZIN0 Sale, carries a full warranty of 24 months or 24,000 HOubAT m uss, Orftage Complete buUdlng service. New HOUSEHOLD'WCNRD IN CltOWtlOYOUPOlMRSAWyER,iVSlADTOMtET^ CAUBD//BAU WONTAFDLO0/ZB It? WAtk: good condition, 9896. 648-0962. AMERICA, Is consumed by the ■^VjOU, SCTQg. y OiJrOF MSZOASe RXM>AND A UJTOFfiTUFFraeA miles back by Ford Motor Company. Straat New oonoept to vatira- construction, alterations or ad' ------IhiaXBI&BLB GIUOEN and white Volkswagen, dltions. Roofing, aiding, paint THOUSANDS DAILY In this NeyeB-serFcoriN rrAeAiN.' CELKWAOION PACiy, mant living, RN on duty, Near o eu N Q U & tr •' r buaaa, churaMa and shcqiptog. 1062, good condition, one own tog, etc. 8484862, 848-0696. community, and enjoys LIFE 1995 TIME 'RESPEAT BUSINEBS. iD O iy . Raaaonabla rates. For Intonna- er, asking I960. Please caU af As Uttte os $195 Down • 36 Mos. to Fay • l«w M Ratos QUAUTY Carpentry — Rooms, r tton ean 8494888. ter 6, 742-8311. dormers, pdrehes, bhaent^nta liADlBS — Brack shampoo, 98. VOLKSWAGEN 1962 white se rettolahe^ cabinets, buUt-tos, NO SELLING! formica, .alutolnum, vlriyl, par. galka, to plastlo contain' dan with red Interior. Good As product (biggest name to a n .' RuassU’s Barber Shop, conditlW Vt UNOOLN-MRROURY DBAUBR- 1968 CHEVROLET Bal Air. stan ter Street, Manchester, Con SMIUW dard shift, ncantly aligned, 1980 FORD, half ton pick-up, necticut. the above ehall be, September IIS 101 CINTM STRIir OPEN lYIWNGS (Excopt Tkundoy) TIL 643”51S8 new brakes, 3 new tires, needs model FlOO series, excellent Town of Manchester, 18, 1966. a UtUe engine work, reason Bhapa, one owner, 9936. 649* Connecticut Grant B. Toothaker Ir. X7BI. Rlobsrd OtuUmAQ Help Wanttd—Malt M THERE OUOHTA BE 114,600—six room GoIqbIbI, ga MANCHBflTBR -r- 9 room Cape LAROB Attraetlvs 5te ■TWO FAMILT/ 4V4 4 H, alumin WAPPINO — privaey, sweep COVENTRY -> 6 room Ranch, ANDOVER — ■Terrtfle buyl t- 4BBDBD ^ 8 or 8-badreoM nOA Refrigerator, rage, IH scree, garden, fruU on bus Ifne, handy to lohools, ing views, eosy 5-tosm Ranrii n V B ROOM apai^snt, OsBtor Ranch, gang#, IH bdtiw, firs- um storm doors and windows, large, woU landseaped lot, plui bedroom Ranch, pleasant, house under 815J60. lor wall ■nd yard oM, 13 cu/ft., and shade trees, suburban, ■hopping, etc., $14,900, PhlU among fine nomas. Hutchins paneled reo room, laundry, qualified buyer, nease elOl TRUCK DRIVBR St., raasonabls. Avallabla Im- • place, only m,900. HUtoMM hot water oil flrsd haat, oep- quiet neighborhood, summer man. Apply at W.H. Bnfland oompartMent, luasonaWe. Hutohlas Afsnoy, Realtors, brick Agsnoy, 446-1464. Agamy, Realtors, 646-1124, wortuhop, 3-sone oil hot water and winter recraattonal faclll- ■oon aa possible. Rutchtaw m^lataly. lete and bath Including heat, hot western sunset, Uwether plus much more for a real bar ■Ige'garage, low taxes, all city RANCH They Like It It water, parking, $80. J.D. Real in yard, 8 bedrooms (I win sacrifice at $16,9()0. rear with extra building uoed I To fabricate dies, precision Rooms. 8 Pc. Bedroom ^ with approximately 40 gain price. Call J. D. Realty utilitlee, qulek oceupanc ae summer houae, nice neigh ty. S4S-S129, 648-8779.______acres of beautiful land, this with built-lna), tiled bath, •For appointment call 614 room Ranch, 8 bed DIAL 643-2711 tools and gages for minia 13 Pc. Living Room: 5 w . Co., 643-3139, 643-8779. cedar closet, attlo fan. ga Lawrenoa F, Flano, ReaUort, borhood, $16,6(M. Wdrren E. rooms, bullt-lns, fireplace, NEW YORK (AP) — There la * ture precious metal parts. DlnetU, Lamps, Tables, 9x13 Is it-Quid remember, land 646-0484, 648-3766. 743-6164. .Howland, Realtor, 64S-U08. a lot of notiserus abroad alxxit r OCKVILLB — 4 fnmlshad does act grow. Price $60,- LINDEN STREET -r Opposite rage and cellar playroom aluminum storms, base Rug. Pillows, Reconditioned. rooms, aU uUUUas, parking. with heat. We will n ^ our BURTON STARKEY ment garage. cats. Sheffleld Grinder Range, TV, or Refrigerator. 000 with exceUent financ the Center Park. Big I room MANCHESTER — 7 room Colo WAPPINO - i Pries substentlal- For example, when you get a CaU 870-8068. single with two baths. The lot wonderful neighbors Realtor Ceefhiwd Free Piwedhig Pegs Experienced In set-up and PayPayAa i UtUe As $8 Monthly ing. nial. centrally located, 3 fun ly reduced on 3-bedroom cus HANLEY AGENCY cat for the first time, aU y(Mr operation of Sheffield Uni FRBB Dellvilivery.' Is 80x175. Needs redoing. Poe- baths, aluminum siding, sell COLUMBIA 228-9248 tom built Ranch In preferred friends who are oat lovere, warn, ly Our Own Men. ■Ible to convert to a two- 648-6020 ing for $31,300. For further In BusfneM Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— ^Female 35 versal I.D. and O.D. Qrind- FRBB Set-up-up by BaBneM Locsttom neighborhood at 20 Ridge Rd. 648-0030 876-7800 you sagely, "Cate are a lot dlf>'? era ITIBB Service by.Bxperta family. Good value at $17,000. formation call the R. F. D1 Immediate occupancy, mid ferent from dogs. You can train USBD CAR U>T tor aala or DBNTAL Aaaiatant 'naadad tor FRBB Storage TUI Needed. For Rent M; ].D. REALTY Co. t . J. Crockett, Realtor, 64S- ALICE DRIVE — 6 room Ranch mock Co., 6405246. 30's. Call owner, 649-1380, 463 dog, but you can’t train n orthodontic offlca, Daat Hart 1577. TALOOTTVILLB — Charmli ANDOVER Business and or laaae. WiU conaidar acUva Machinists PHQNB FOR APPOINTMBNT with IH baths, caiport, full restored 6 room ColOnii 6768. cat.” partnar. mqulra Thomaa Ool- ford, attractlva salary acala. DBSIRABLB stors M offtoa 343-5136 348-8n6 FOUR R(X>M Ranch, heated ga residence use. Old 10 room Co To both set up and operate a s k f o r c a r l MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom basement. Needs redecoratini quaint village setting, country Thia Is ridiculous. Any domaa- la, aoi Broad Straat. Phona 643- Writa Box A, Harald. 347-0358 Or 527-9086 ■pace, ground floor, olsafi, at- but at $17,500. It is an excaf rage, large double lot enclosed BOLTON — New Listing. Cue lonial, 2-car garage, neada Millers, Lathes, Drill Presses »raetlva and raasonsMa. Apply Colonial, 4 years old, modem kitchen, dishwasher, new fur work, 3 acre site on Route 6, Uo animal can be trained. Tha- 9316. ffiniB IT DAY OR NIGHT lent buy. T. J. Crockett, Real by Anchor fanes. No racial dis tom built Ranch home on one difference Is only one of degree. EARN $00 and more in famous and Grinders. Mr. Chasaa, ■Ute lhaatrs, U kitchen with bulU-lns, family crimination, colored people nace, wiring, paint, etc. Hayes acre lot, built In 1064, walking ample road front^e, reason brand Hams. No Investment. If you have no means of trana- tor, 648-1577. Agency, 646-5131. With dogs you simply decide portaUon, Til send my auto for a.m. - 9 p.m. * EXCHELLBNT Colonial, 6Mi room, IH hatfis, dinliw room, welcome, tequlro owner, 648- distanca to Bolton (Jenter and able. Lawrence F. nano, Real Help friends shop from home. Swiss Screw Machine one car garage, priced In low tors, 643-3766, 646-0424. what you want them to do, and Money to Loan 29 you. No obllgutloii. un dlapiEy rooms, flrsplace, natural oak COLONIAL — UH rooms, 814 0306. WAPPINO ^ immaculate 6 Junior and Senior High Behoed, then teach them to do It. With Send for free 006 pafe catalog. Operator 9-ae trim, 1% tiled baths, fully In 30's. PhlUnrlck Agency, 649- baths, living room 80x16, stone selling for $19,600. For further A FR8 SR START <9/01 lump Popular Club Plan, ^ p t . N801, TAREnruM, at Mato Stow. ^ LAROB corner store fo r rant, 8464. - BEUkUTTFVLLY Lendso«>ed 614 room Ranch near achool. Laiga cate you work the other way. To set up and operate Swiss «rtOWTgni^g|alyyi-fe, sulated, walk-in cedar ofoeet. fireplace, 6 aorea of land, out street level family room, patio, Information call the R. F. Dt- You find out what they want to your dabta into ona easy Lynbrook, N.T. and Blscomatic Screw ma • IHI w U.IM Iw. A— ^L—-B—-E-—R— T*— S reasonable. 648-7728. dishwasher, garbage_ disposal, rtxim oustohi Ranch In fine res 48-45 ALLYN STREET CONChilRD RD. — B e iu i^ l buildings, $81,500. Phllbrick tool shed, Bel Air Real Es mock Oo., 649-6346. do, and then don’t bother trying maat. I t you have equity n chine. Work Involves ex city utlUties,s, waU to to wall car Agency, 649-8464. idential area. Many extras In nraparty, can m n k Burfca to OFESN NIGHTS TUXi 9 OFFICE, store, and Industrial Ranch, large Uvlng room, fot^ cluding dishwasher, disposal, tete, 648-6383. Ruth Milieu to teach them anything elae. tremely tight tolerances and wpsoe tor rent, inqulra 351 peting, oomblnaUon windows, The system ie infallible. &CTiaa waya and maaaa. O c » very ftoe micro finish. H elp Wanted— 36 Artldw For Sale 45 enclosed pqfch, 3-car garage. mal dining room, cablnot NEW LI8TTNO—5 room Ranch, built-ins In bedrooms, 3 fire- Vernon naotlcut M ortn fa Bxehaam, BIG $ $ Help Wanted— Msk 36 m O lD A lR B Refrigerator, Broad SL , ______kitchen, 3 bedrooms, recrea LOCATED IN Bolton Is this 5- As a result of applying this $30. CaU 649- Must be seeh'to be appreciated. fuU basement, 114 baths, fire* aces. Rear porch. Partially room Ranch offering a 3-car 15 Lawla S t. Hiartford. M 6- LUMBER YARD UUyman, per ■ALBS AND Servlos on Ariens, good condition, tion room, landscaped yard. ilahed Rec Room with heat. RANCH Four-Year-Old Charmera Are theory, I feel that the eat In our For Spare Tinle Inspector FfTTSIGAILY fit man tor out- t h r e e r o o k othoe or bual- Immediate occupancy, By ap place, finished reo room, ap- e garage, 3 full baths, 4 bed •B8T. Hahn Bcltpse, Jacobson lawn tt91. Marlon B. Robertson, Realtor, .Also near school. Village Real Born, Not Made houae, Lady Dottle, Is perfectly Skilled In the use of optical side work, variety of Jobe pre- manent Job opening for tally ground floor, 470 Kain pointment, Charles Lesperance proximatdy one acre lot, excel rooms, flrsplace, one acre of Three bedrooms, fireplace, man in wholeaale lumber yard, mowers. Also Homellts chain 643-5958. Estate Agency, 649-8109. tralneid. 1 BBCDND MORTOAaB — XJn- AVON comparators and precision vento boredom. Starting rate Street, plenty of paridng. #49- 649-7630. lent* condition. Priced under trees and choice landscaping, aluminum storips, base Newapaper Enterprtae Aeon, $1.76. OaU between 0-7 p.m., service completed, win train. sews and International Oib Ca $30,000. SO day occupancy, good At first I made the mistake of nmttadd fundstunas avallablaavauania sorlor aao*sac* Instruments. Must be capr MAFLB b e d and dresser, 5229, 9-6. BOWERS SCHOOL — 714 room tennis court or play area, am- ment garage, on 3-acre I see by the papers that a trying to train Lady Dottle os If able of interpreting blue 870-9166. CaU between 8 - 8:60, 289-9870 det Tractors. Rental equlpmant ceUent condition. 648-7466. r a n c h —- Large family slsed location. Charies Lespenance, end miBortgacaa payments^ to Pays generous conunlsslona and abaRMBtef strvica on all Cape, birch cabinet kitchen, 4 esite drive and quality con wooded lot. charm achool la offering a spe ■he were a dog. For one thing I ■alt your MMwei Expedient prints and specifications and Nutmeg Hardware Oo., South DESIRABLE office space avail-’’ kitchen, larirge livingivlng room with MANCHESTER 649-7630. struction. Owner must sell, was for popular com etica sales Windsor. makes. L A X Bqulpment SBRVEL, 3 door, gas refrigera fireplace, • 8 bedrooms, reo bedrooms, paneled family room elal course for the very young ■et out to teach her to stay out ■ervlca.iS. J. DTRialty. MMUI. in your neighborhood; Na experienced In a wide range able. 100 per cent location, new 18x33, garage, apple and ahada transferred out of state. Re HANLEY AGENCY of the way. of small Instrument parts. Oorp., Route SL Vernon,. 870- tor,- boautiful condition. 649- building, air • conditioning, room, house in Immaculate BIX ROOMB, Colonial style* girl, which propoeea to teach her tional TV Advertising and FOR OPERATORS AND 76M. Manchester Bbteteags — Well maintained 6 room nearr shopplncshop and transporta trees, 118,900. 648-6766. duced to $26,900. J. D. Realty What I failed to realise was 1066.______- . ______ample parking, desirable for condition, completely remod Co. 0485129, 648-8779. 648-0080 175-7309 charm, modeling, confidene'e, MosicaL—Dramatie 30 beautifiil packaging make B nterp^ 1945. eled Inside and out, $18,900. Colonial, situated on a big tion, Immaculate throughout, that she didn’t want to stay out-, Machine Operator Trainees SUPERVISORS doctor, dentist, or profewdonal level lot in a fine residen ELIZABETH Drive, No. 31. Re poise, good p o ^ re , proper it easy. No experience re LOOraNG FOR KAFliB Dining room eet, table, Philbrlok Agency, 649-8464. maxtmum room, low pay walking and table mannera. of the way; the social n ee^ of Men with some shop experi SCRBBNBD LOAM — For the office. U a R Realty Oo., Ino., tial neighborhood, all city conditioned Green Manor BOLTON — Four room ranch BOLTON (TENTER — Large 6- her nature required Just the op r o c k ’N ROLUBRS — play quired. O i^rtunlty now! Expanding our activities In 6-chairs, buffet, electric stove, ments, only $14,900. Lappen with two car garage, partial guitar like your favorite star, Phone, 3894933. ence as machine operators the field of tobacco tech JOB SECURITY? best In lawns and gardens from lyfrlgerator, TV, large mirror. 648-2693. MANCHESTER — Raised utilities, large firepisoed Agency, 646-5261, 646-6140. Ranch, treed lot. Call owner, room Colonial • Ranch, 3-car Guess how old a very young posite — that she get in the way to be trained in the opera basement and btg wooded lot girl, presumed in need of charm msdlts guaranteed after 6 nology has created Job op our screening plant, Andover- 54 Jarvle Rd. 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, MODERN STORE. Fine busi Ranch excellent condition. living room, formal dining 5455603. garage, 114 hatha, fireplace, of people. It was her way of tion of special rolling and room, 3 bedrooms, 114 DUPLEX 65, In .oentral Maa- — all for only $11,900. Good lo school training, is? Fourteen? months course. CaU 742-8060, portunities for Columbia. Delivered. George Wednesday, and Thursday. ness location. 307 No. Main St. $ bedrooms, large MtcHen with built-in kitchen, formal dining Stressing her importance. slitting machines. Experienced fuel oU truck baths, breezeway and over ohoster, S-bedrooms each aide, Mancheater cation. One of the best buys room, intercom and fire alarm Nope, four. The course is for ask for Gene. BABY81T18R — reliable wom driver and service man, ex H, Grlttng. Inc., 748-7886. Approximately 12x76. Very, roonrl tor table, dining room, available. T. J. Crockett Real By capitalizing on this rudi an, Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. to family room, two fireplaces, sized garage. good condition, 3-car garage. systems, many other features, the very young girl between the mentary discovery, I have suc PLANT OPERATORS cellent working conditions, EXCELLENT, efficient and ec Vearing Apparel—Fnrs 57 very low rent Priced to sell. Weriey R. Bmltb, COLONIAL tor. 643-1677. ages of 4 to 10. 6 p.m. Two children. My home. J. M. NEY CO. hospitalisation, major med two fuU baths, two car ga attractive one acre plus lot cessfully trained Lady Dottle so Private Instructions 32 SUPERVISORY onomical, tbat’a Blue Lustre Call today on this excellent Reeltor, 643-1567. quiet deadend street, compar No IKtle four-ysar-old girl that aha is now in the way at all' OaU 649-0803 after 7 p.m. ical insurance, peas Ion rage, patio, beautifully land- buy! Sbe rooms, 114 baths, fire COVENTRY, seven room home, MAPLBJWOOD AVE. carpet and upholstery cleaner. soap^ lot wUh trees, wall to able neighborhood. Lawrence needsI to be taugllt times. ATl'ENTION Tractor Trailer PERSONNEL plan, paid vacation, good Houses For Rent 65 PORTER STREET area Are place, alutninuni storms, 2- SO foot pine - paneled living Rent electric shampooer, |1. NEWLY Remodeled capeletj wall carpeting and drapes in room, fieldstone fireplace, ar F. Flano, Realtors, 646-0424, oomea equipped 'wifth it—the If I want to sit on the sofa, dM Trainees. Man 19 and over are BLOOMFIELD, OONN. opportunity for the right The Shenrin-WUUanls Co, stole. Will SeQ tor $20. 649-8716. you Interested In a 7-room car garage, wall to wall Hdp WanteO— Male Operators with high school man. Apply Harry Van- EKHTT room Cape Cod In Lake- cluded In price of $34,500. Phil- HAYES AGENCY carpet stove and refrigera tesian well, newly insteUed 648-3766, 743-6364. natural, unspoiled charm of la there. If I want to alt in the - needed at once to train for chemistry and plant experi wood a rcle, Manchester, tour Colonial, 3-oar garage, 4 bed eager, wondering childhood. An Equal Opportunity Camp, 8:30-4:30 pjn. only. CEDAR CtotbesUne poles, many brick Agency 649-8444. tor. septic tank, fuU cellar, large omy decent easy chair that has high paying Jobs as Tractor- ence preferred but chance bedrooms, 2 baths, large rec rooms, 314 baths and family Aa for modeling, any little a reading lamp by it, aha is T r^ a r Drivers If qualified. WE HAVE immediate openings No phone calls. ■Isea, tnstalled and reset. Also W anted— I n Bwy 58 646-OlSl treed lot. Owner, no broker on assembly lines, warehouse, Employer for on Job training. Super room. 649-9027 between > 5 b o w e r s SCH(X>L Area — love room. If so, oall Wesley R. girl, proud of a new dress there. If I want to go to bed, she Earnings $200. par weak salary good International dump truck. Smitli, Realtor, 448-1567 today. HANLEY AGENCY please. $14,000. 743-6283. shipping a ^ machine depart visory personnel . riiould WANTSai — Partitioned or lead ly Oape, fuU shed dormer, weU i. knows how to model It—with a has beat me to It. If I want to go and up. Many Jobs available. have 3-5 years experience 649-1858. Shaded lot, 8 large bedrooms, 643-0030 ' ANDOVER — very well huUt, Popularity Budget plan available also. For ment. Must be 18 or over, no THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. ed glaae, electric table lampe. GARRISON Ookmlel hi execu MANCHESTER — Six room twirl on her toes for her admir to the bathroom — well, why experience necessary. Apply HIGH SCHOOL Juniors tor part- in related fields, at least abundant cabinets in kitchen, 6 room furnished summer ing daddy and grondparente should I admit that 1 am the details phone 349-7771 anytime. time dishwashing Job. No ex OARAGE SALE — lathe, power tive neighborhood on a beauti O p e. C3ose to High and Jun FIVE BEDROOM Oedonial, AA Personnel D^artment, Iona one of which is In a super 386 N. Main S t, Manchester r, ladders, bicycles, numei> formal dining room, fireplace home, with possibility of year And who elae should she be only man In our neighborhood Only school licensed by Regis perience necessary. WIU train. 58n. pine w$Jls, convenient loca ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 114 ior High, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fire neighborhood, new kitchen, for Mfg. Co., Regent S t, Man visory position. For inter ous articles. Come and look. In living room, basement ga place, walk-out basement, $14,- 'round living, large lot, a bar Surprises modeling tor? who has to share hit bathroom try of Motor Vehicles and ac Automatic dishwashing ma view contact Miss- ColeUa, fique 1 tion, adUlU. 648-6389.______rage, O ^ e r , 640-6607. baths, breezeway, 8-car ga mal dining Pdom, landsiiaped gain at, $8,900. Alice Clanipet, chester. 54 Jarvia Jtd. 6d ^m .; T\iea- rage, $36,400. Pbiltwick Agen 500. Wolverton Agency, Real Oonfidencet A (hUd’e oonfl with a cat? credited. chine to nm, plus a few kitchen E x t 31, 389-7774.- ^ used funiltare, china, giasa, aU- kk, 3 flreplaceB: near school Realtor, 640-4648. dence oomea from love and Friends who 'visit us some- chores. Good pay. Apply in per WANTED —- Fuel oU truck driv day, Wedneaday, Thursday. CAREFREE, expandable Cape, cy, 649-8464. tors, 649-2818. ■lid Country Chib. 549-9471. PLUMBERS, heating nien end er. Experienced preferred, ver, ploture framea, old coins, UNCLE Star security, and that she haa to tlmss B&y, "How ever do y times without FU lLrllM B help wanted. Must tion, familiar with Aircraft MANCHESTER cluded. 649-3193. CHURCH AREA Owner transferr^. $22,900. rage, large lot. Conveniently Suburban For Sale 75 Shown by appointment betized undercover organiza urally to children. It’s not until result. Well, of course, she could “SEWING .standard. Apply Gunver Mfg. have driver’s license. Apply In WATCH AMD JEWELRY »• Lappen Agency, 6495261, 649- located to everything. Alice only. Contact J. MCLau^- adolescence that some girls — but she tost didn't want to. 9 Training Opportunities palling. Pronvt service. Up to Rooms Wltkout Board 59 tion, on the NBC series. The Co., 284 Hartford Rd. person, vmiiam Peck launber, [ OOVBNTOY — 8 room houae, Lovely 6 room colonial. 6140. . _ _ _ _ Clampet, Realtor, 649-4543. $14,900 — Large 3 bedroom lin, 649-5306. show appears to have been tak srtart slumping. Finally, me reason dawned on STRUCTURAL STEEL 2 Main St., MotKhester.' 830 on your old watdi la Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot 9 Advancement ROOMS FOR RENT, cne bioek adults only, references, $60. Spacious Living Room, en up as a cause by teen-agers Proper walking? What's that me. Lady Dottle is a modest MACHINE FURNITURE Salesman, part- trade. Closed Mondsya F. E. monthly. 742-6006. HUGE KITCHEN, Mroh oaU- BQWBRS SCHOOL — 8-bedroom 128 X 379, trees, suburban. tor a little girl? Often it's a hop, Mitchell Rd., Manchester 9 Good Wages PART-TIME — I am looking tor Bray, 787 Main Street, Stete from Main Street, Iroe park- ______^Formal Dining Room. along with stretch pants and cat, and doesn’t like to use the time, (Thursday night and Sat nets, dishwasher, screened Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Barrows allace skip and a Jump if she is feel person pronoun which starts the three men to help me in my Theater Building. COVENTRY - 4 room duplHX, Kitchen with Pine cabinets, folk music. .Both Vaughn, 82, urday). Experienced preferred. 9 Liberal Benefits 8 good sized bedrooms. 114 porch, 614 room Colonial, 114 en - dining area. 2 fireplaces. 649-5324. ing in a sunny, happy mood—or word meow. Structural steel fabricating business. Must be able to work i ■ ...... 'I...... nWl ODlTeonly. I —newly TJinnvAtdid.renovated, HdultHadults pre baths, Manchester. Reduced to MANCHESTER PARKADB and coster David . McCallum OPERATORS” Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. baths. Fireplace, Combina Reduced for quick sale. Hayes have been getting Beatle-llke ft may be a slow, reluctant, "Can you say ow?" I asked shop has openings for the ait least 14 hours per week, eve-1 ferred, references, $78. month $19,900. Hutchins Agency. Agency, 646-0131. WAPPINO — Immediate occu MANCHESTER 649-5306 nings and Saturdays, to earn) Garden— ^Faxm-^Daiiy t h e I H O M ^ N BOUSE, dot-1 tion windows. Double ame- pancy, 3-bedroom custom built treatment wherever they go. draggbig o t stepe if her mother her. PLEASANT WORKING FIRST CEASS meohanic, must following— layout man, fit ly. 742-8006^______Realtors, 649-5324. is t r ^ g to hurry her when she have own tools, top wages, A Job at better than $60'. per 'week. CaU I togs Strsst, centrally located, ■Us drive. Bbccellent land FOUR FAMILY — 4-reom unite, Ranch on deadend street, mag "It’s something quite new to "Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow,” ters and welders. No phone P ro d o cte Si i large, pleasaatly fumiahed MANCHESTER Vicinity doesn’t want to be hurried, she replied eagerly. Now when I good benefits. Apply Mr. calls. Stop at shop after Mr. Ucol at 639-837A scaped yard. City utilities. MOVE INTO this Immaculate ceramic baths, 2 bedrooms, ap- nificent view, mid-20's. Call me,’’ oheerved Vaughn after CONDITIONS! rooms, parking. Oall 649-2858 Only $17,900. Lokefront, attractive 6 room little girl’s walk isn’t and am alone the spends moat of Harris, Bourne Bulck, 285 4:30 daily or Saturday until lOONCOIRD GRAPES, pick ypur Houses For Sole 72 6-room Cape, convenient locar Uances, prime east side loca- Owner. 649-1260, 367-9600, Cape, stone fireplace, recent ■tripping out of a skin-diving P&WA ^dor overnight and pennaaeat| tlon, newly redecorated in and 463-5753. ahotdeen In crowds before, outdoor chefs buy 8,5(X),000 grills trained to do anything they practices required. Apply Per enced applicants will find excel ATTRACnVB sleeping room, I MANCHESTER — Large 6 room bullt-ins, dining room, two fire dining room, . new ceramic want to — if you only approach, enced. Apply In persrni. sonnel Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., fice after 4:80. U.lc R Housing mint condition inside and out room, garage, kitchen fireplace, fenced yard, Imme but this was the first time I was and spend more than $50 mil lent JeVb opportunities at Pratt NEED MONEY? Who doesn’t! ______HonsehiM Goods^______»____ 51 gentleman, private entrance, Ranch, 114 tiled baths, garage, places, 214 baths, family room, bath, new siding. Detached ga the problem with love and pa-t Mario’s Bakery, 829 Main St. Regent St., Manchester. Oorp., 65 E. Colter St., Man FuU price, $18,800. Over 100 bullt-ins, fireplace, re- diate occupancy. Ken Os- really frightened,’’ he re lion in connection with serving chester. A Whitney Aircraft. This is new in our area. Do I shower, free parking. Apply 195 j patio, hot water oil heat, built- two car garage wooded lot, rage, excellent value, $16,m. marked. "I saw several thou up charcoaled meals, tience. HINGBR antomatle slg-sag, like listings, aU price ranges. CaU . ms, city utilities, largo treed markaiUe value. trinsky. Realtor, 6485159 or CLEAN UP woman wanted, ROOFING and siding men, ex you know 35 people whom yoiu Spruce St. ’ $29,600. Phllbrick Agency 649- WolveHon Agency, Realtors, 649-8678. sand girls between the ages of think would try a new and new, monograms, embroiders, EUsworth Mitten Agency, Real lot, full basement, excellent mornings, apply Cavey’s Res perienced preferred. CaU 849- Immediate Openings 8464. 649-2813. $19,300-6 room Colonial featur 12 and 15 coming at me on a taurant, WINTER IS COMING unique $3. product to replace button holes, etc. Original price ROOM FOB RENT In private | tors, 648-6930. condition, 8 years oM. (Charles COVENTRY Two 6-room Ranch 8694, 848-9282, after 6. Are Available For: over $800. Take over last 4 pa; ing large living room dead nm, with only a dozen a common household item they home, private entrance, gentle Lesperance, 649-7620. MANCHESTER — bus line, well RIDGE 8T. — Conveniently lo- with paneled fireplace es to choose from. First — 2- WE HAVE immediate openings Do you feel like sliding and ments of $10.80 each. CaU deal- 8TRANT STREET — Owners maintained 6-room (Tape, cab- <»ted, 6 room home of generous policemen with locked arms in MALE HELP wanted tor up already purchase? Would you] man preferred. 119 Cooper HIU ^ wall, furraal dining bedrooms, new garage, fine lot, front of me. The girls grabbed on assembly Unes. Must be 18 skidding your way down Uke it even better with satis er Hartford, 5324)9U. 8t. 649-0606. moving, must seU this Im m sc-' ineted kitchen, ceramic bath, sized rooms, enclosed porch holstery factory. Apply Old Cbl MACHINE ulate older home. Four down room, built'-, ins, 114 needs light repairs. Asking $14,- at my coat, my tie—I thought I or over, no experience neces Route 15 or 91 to be anoth faction or money-bach guaran-1 permanent siding, hot water and garages. Ideal for the large baths, walk - out base 000. Second — S-bedrooms plus sary, Apply Persoimel>J>ept., any (3o, HiUiard St., Man er number among thou EVBRYTHIMO la sterUsed ra* and two up, IH batbsjporches.' Smart One Yard Skirt was going to lose a whole head EAST MAPLE STREET chester, tee? Will show you a complete j ROOM FOB Gentleman, sepa- heat. Hayes Agency, 6465181. family or has two famUy con ment sunroom in very good condi I Iona' Manufacturing, Regent sands? OPERATORS oewUtianad used taraiture aaa hite liviiig room and kitchen, privacy, big trees. IhcceUeni of hair." sales plan with unmatched in high quaUty—low version possibility, $16,300. 4. tion, good financing available. Street, Manchester. private erUrahee, parking. In tmy. Look It over and^ give us Leonard Agency, RMltore, 646- The U.N.C.L.E. mania is like EXPERIENCED Janitors wimt- Sure they promise you come and career opportunity. I llaao Furniture, 190 Asking $1S, I 11 • -1 K • 11 11 place, ceramic bath, carpeting, rooms, paneled family room, 614 room Ranch, featuring half I cerns me, too," said Vaughn, ability and personality as weU Jumps to over 12 years. Ing, stock pork. Write Box Z, | e45AlS). priced in the low thirties. Shown by appointment as the capebiUties of an ex Top rates, avertiiyie, all beneflta AppUaacss, Lot No. 39S deep shaded lot. Hayes Agen large rear covered patio, acre lot, huge screened porch, Tr***®!^ !’ !**}*' Herald. Id R . Bedroom Bet cy, 6465131. easily financed. Lawrence F. perienced secretary. Starting plus profit sharing. To borrow a phrase, "We AIRCRAFT H i ROOMS, beat, hot water, fireplace, disposal, n e a rtraditional...... date night for ‘teen salary $4,440. Pearl and Main S Pe. Uvlng Room Sot Flano, Realtors, 646-0424, 643- schools, ipopl, pork. Ice skat agers and college kids, and 10 is only. don't know what we are B(X>KKEEPER — Secretary de-| as Pe. K itten Set stove, refrigerator, parkin. KEITH PORTER S T —(Tustom built 4- 2766, 742-6364. a t., Hartford. Write Box "R ” , doing, but we must be do ■Ires general office work morn Completely redecorated, $lto. ing, bus line. Taxes $270. pretty late for the subteens os Long range programs. Den er Spare Bedroom M bedroom Colonial, paneled liv well. Herald. ing something rigM.’’ ENGINE ings, experienced, dependable. I 16 Forest St, off Main St 646-1 ing room with fireplace, din VERNON—Four bedroom Colo Priced in teens. 568-0686. Available Immediately. Write | IS A WEEK 0090, 648-0000. nial with full bath, two lavs, "Friday doesn’t seem to be a PAUL J. CORRENTI •WrrCKBOARD operator. Apply ing room, family sited kitchen BAST HARTFORD—Chips Ood, very good night for ratings; TRY U.S. ENVELOPE CO, MECHANICS Box P, Herald. $844 AGENCY with bulU-lns, screened porch, rec room, garage and many Personnel Dept,, Iona Mfg. Oo., MANCHESTER TOOL' NOW RENTTNO — 8 room, aU more fine extras. Close to full .dormer, Sunset Ridge only ‘Oomer Pyle’ seems to be Regent St., Manchester. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY elebtrio apartments. BuUt-lns, attached garage. Mid 20's. area, 614 rooms, beautifully able to get into the upper ranks.' AGENCY AND DESIGN, INC. EpB^CBa^ret^^de-lDIS(X)XJN^ FURNTTURE RfAl ISTATt Owner, 549-1296. school. A steal at $22,500. EMPLOYER sires full-time position in Man desirable country setting, $90. Owners are Boston bouiFl and landscaped, rumpus room, "But I’ll wait and see what •ElVElRAL women needed for FUSION WAREHOUSE large porch, 65 Birchwood Rd., b 643-5363 HARTFORiy ROAD 649-5363 121 West Main Street chester. Call 649-9996. per month, no lease. Leonard are most anxious to get going. happens. N C was right about Ught bench work, steady. Ap I5W KAXN BIRBBr. 533-7340 iteency, Realtors, 646-0469. i‘i, \ M\i\ sr 528-36(». moving our time from Tuesday ply in person. Engineered Me RockvUle, Coimectlcut THREE FAMILY HOUSE ,T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- WELDERS HaiitorA OomiscMcut 1677. to Monday; maybe they’ll be tals, 10 HllUard St. Dogs— Blrds<->Pcto M \ M III I t K BOLTON — Clean 8-bedroom right again,” WANTED MAN for general del Fonmrty Fnllsr Bnuh THREE R(X3M apartment, 474 In very good condition, Ranch, paneled family room, AUTOMOBILE Mechanics — ivery and warehouse work. Ag- VERNON — 6 room home on TRAINING GROOMINO and boardli^ wlll| Main St., $85. 649-5239, 94. TFL. 619-192:; $825 monthly Income. Own living room with fireplace, no WOMAN to clean Monday morn experienced. Due to expanded way, Inc., 1810 Tolland Tpka. beautifully landscaped lot. Con OPPORTUNITIES ooUect and deliver. iL Open Monday Throogh' er's apartment newly dec venient location, hot water basement, 3-ear garage, large ings, 649-1427. shop faculties, we have open Ohaae, Harmony HIU I ings for 8 experienced mechan . . . In Machining for high S a tu id a y FOUR ROOMS with appUances, orated with new modem heat, priced to sell. Leonard corner lot, dead end street, WANTED -T- Carpenter’a help nela, Bolton, 648-5437. heat, 3 bedroomh, excaUentI /n\ DOMESTIC HELP needed, Sat ics. 44 hour week. Blue Cross, er, full time. Apply Monday achool and trada echool 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Goinc businosB, restaiiraat kitchen, and ts now vacant. Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. only $14,900. Easily financed. OMS, family major medical, graduatea, east side location. Wesley R. Located In a good section Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtors, MANCHESTER'S urdays, experienced. CaU alter Friday, Yost OonatnicUon, $1.00 FEE for taking, placing | Smith, Realtor, 648-1667. and bar. Transferable liquor 4 p.m., 648-4280. life Insurance, Income guaran Route 80, near Vernon Ave., or exchanging doga and i CALL ^ AMK FOR DAVID in an area of single homee. ANDOVER — 614 room Ranch, 648-0424, 648-3766. licen se, 1 0 year lease, new 3 bedrooms, 6 years old, knotty teed Insurance, vacation pay, Vernon. APPRENTICE plea up to 18 nsnthB o ld .! CLEAN,- inUBD ntrtgsvators, •BCEtETARlAL poeiUon open in monthly Incentive bonue, good 6tt-0369. throughout, good Ibcation- pine eabtnete, paneled walls, Vernon S-giri office, must have short- COURSES niwes, automatle washers Main S t, $90. OaU 649-5329, | su in „«, below sppraised TWO FAMILY HOUSE fireplace, heated rec room, ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER starting hourly rate. Contact wlm guarantees. See them at 9-6. Selling b < ^ experience. Apply Acro- A1 Boulaia Service Manager, Three year coursea In Elec AIK; b l a c k miniature i Two seven room flats, with storms and scroens, beautiful B. D. Fanil's A p^anoss, S40 value. fireplaces, terrific Income. Immediate Occupancy mold Products Oorp-i >6 Brook Manchiuter Motor Balea, 513 Urgently Needed tronics, Sheet Metal and pups, looking for good 1 shrubs, many fine extras. Ask Machining pariodicaUy of KateSLOaBSMSin. In area .of elngls homes, lyn St., RookvlUe, Conn. W. Center St. Tool, Die A Gage Makera reasonable. &11649-6858. TWO ROOM heated ap ing $16,200. J. D. Realty Co, ' Near Vernon Circle six OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! fered to qualified ^n>U- ACREAGE and is fairly priced. Tool Grinders SEWING MACHINB — Singer 149 Oakland St. 640-52 1 YARD 648-6129, 648-8779. room Ranch on a largo lot, NURSE'S AIDE, 8-11, fuU-time MAN WANTED to work In lum Burr, Buff A Pollshsr Opra. cants and employes. BBAUTUFUL part-Angora ktt- IS. Windsor. $1,000 Per Acn 8298 inoludsa garage and fire or part-time, Laurel Manor, 91 automatio alg • sag, oabliMt VERNON — 4-bsdroom Ranch ber yard, must have driver's Turret Lathe Oprs. tens, tralnsd, frsa. Oall after 5. model, excellent condition, but ATTRACTIVE garden apart 34-51- place. Newly j^nted. Own Oheatnut St. 649-6944. < SKIRT . SINGLE HOMES In desirable Center area, fire- Ucenle, Davis and Bradford I.D. A O.D. Promctlon Grinders Investigate the advsnteges of ton holes, salbroMers, hems, ment, 3 bedrooms, range, re 7-ROOM HO USE 2817-H er haa heej) transferred. Lumber Co., 300 Tolland St., You'll complete this slim skirt placed living room, 114 baths, MORIARTY BROTHERS Assemblers working at ‘THE AHtORAFT'' etc., was $809,60, unpiUd bal frigerator, heat, hot water, I West Hartford. 2Vt batlu,..^ ta practloally no time — it’s A soft sock makes this cute Nine rooms in' good ’ condi Won’t last long at $17,500, Bast Hartford. ^ Also operators for: Visit the Employment Office parking, $130. monthly. Ideal | tion, convenient location, family kitchen, loaded with M r. Bogdan, 649-6806, 870-' Poultry and SnppllM 48 ance $69.15, taka oyer pay 2>car garage, la^e lot,,* •ew simple I And thrifty, too. kewpie doll for the little lady. pine cabinets, dishwasher, eto., TEAR OUT THIS AD New Britain Grldleys 400 Main Street location, tU -o m . $16,800. 6611. SERVING YOU WITH WANTED—MARRIED man on ments o< $$. monthly. City saw $33,900. ' Just a y^ard of 64-lnch fabric in You’ll liave as much fun mak basement garage, rear porch, Brown A Sharpes Bast Hartford, Conn. ing Canter, Hartford. 528-0471. ing this toy'^as she will have 24 dairy farm, pipe line milker VERY CLEAN 8-room apart- Enallar slsea. Three bedroom Ranch with partially finished rec room, A 24 *And mall wltit name, ad- and general farming, year Apply Personnel Dept. —Open for Your Convenience— MALLARD DUCKS tor sals. 3.FAMILY HOUSE No. 8298 Wltii Patt-O-Ramn is playing with it! MoblIhGot Monday through Friday Lb(HAD Mahogany Ubrazy tabto, mant, alactrlc stove, refriiera- 214 baths, finished reo lot of house for $19,900. Hayes Barrows allace <-di«aa for big box of home 'round work. Must be able to C all.6494125. n waist rises 34, 36, 36, 38, i Pattern No. 3817-H haa pat room and many other ex Agency, 646-0181, I STANDARD SCREW CO. 8 A.M, to 6 PJ«. Apex wringer washer, uphol tor, heat,at, garage, second floor,, East------Side. Good------location, f tern pieces for doll and cos- MANCHESTER PAiRKADB HOUR ^needa and coamatlcs for milk. House, milk and fuel central, i 13. SlM 38. 1 yard of 54-inch tras, In top location, can be HOUR HARTFORD DIVISION Bafurday-A A J«. to 13 Noon stered chair. 640-1504. central, aduK lady. Call after good income, live rent frH .:t fabric. tdme; full directions. aOUTH WINDSOR — CSiapel MAHCHEBTER 649-5806 FTtEE TRIAL to test in fumiahed with wages. CaU ArtidM For Ssls 5:80 p.m„ 6494704; bought for email down pay lURNIR 'y w r home. Tell your 338-8826. 92 DEERFIELD RD. IlitOVlNG out of Btata — nles To order, tend 50c In coins to: To order, send SOc in coins to: ment. I. Road, close to East Hartford FUEL OIL WANTED Anne Cabot, The Manchsster Jriendi, make money. Ruah WINDSOR, CX>NN. cw k rs A GAY ooti. — rpady tumlturo to seU. Must bs 9ssn SIX ROOMS, centraUy located. , ■us Burnett, The Manchester Town line. Fine custom ranch BOLTON CENTER—514 room SERVICE •name. OIL BURNER'lervice man, ex PRATT &. tor a whirl after cleaning car- to bs appr^aM . 64$-89M. $186. monthly, heated. J. D. I **®*®™^,.*}®’**** W ill p s y Y livening Herald, 1160 AVK. OF Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF with full basement (30 foot DELIVERY FUEL OILS cellent working conditions, ex An Equal Opportunity AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. For further Infomatlon Ranch, leas than one year old, psU with Blue Lustra. Realty Oo., 6a-5l39. up to $20,000. A AMERIOAB, n e w YORK, N.Y. reo room) fireplace, aluminum one acre lot* selling tor $19,600. perienced preferred but will Employer electric ahamnooer II Panl'a I *OVINO — Household futnlsh- looae. 10086. _ ^ oall, riding, level lot.' Excellent con train. Apply to Mr. Pencheff, For ist-alaas mailing add lOo 649-8056 dition throughout. T. J. Crock Oall the R .r, Dimook Oo., 549 SLAIR, DEPT. 758BT2 WHITNEY Paint A Wallpaper aupfity. ihgs. Including solid oak 9-plooo 1 Centrally located Income For lat5loaa maUlng add 10c SS46. WlUiams OU Service, 841 AUTO MECHANIC, part • time dining sot, bodnom sulto, Duo- Available Oot. 1, OaU after • I property. Durable f or ? tor each pattern. Print Nome, for each pattern, Print Name, ett, Realtor, B4S-1577. • LYNOHBUftO. VA. 24500 Broad St. afternoons, experienced tune- RICH STONE-FREE laam, $14.1 Art ^ a ysr Grand piano, Ktn- Address with Zip Oods, Style Address with Zip Code, Style ___r-.|Painter, idnim r, light in-,- MANOHBBTBR -r Betabltehed, UNIQUE in planning and re ANDOVER 414 room Ranch, CALL 643-5135 ups, muffler, tire Installations AIRCRAFT five yards. Band, gravel, stone, mors mangls trgner, gold band no. and Btse. No. and Site. garage, approximately 3 acres EXPERIENCED Carpenter tea sot. ete. 54I-9701. Send 60c now for your new '66 centrally located, country at storation. Modemlasd Colonial, MANCHISTIR want^, muat have finish ex- and Ught repairs. 681 Main St. DIVmiON OF fUl, and manure. -448-6604. Includes 6«room ^Complete, inspiring, easy to with orook, exosllent condition, 315 CENTER STRliT toad — thf fall A winter ’68 Fall and Winter Album I Regular mosphere Cape, I bedrooms, 8 rooms, one floor, $14 baths, perteilce. OaU Glastonbury 688- UNTTED AmCRAFT OORP. I XrrCHBN SET — painted tabto, tlreplaoe, storms, sxtras, trses. 75 aoras, brook. Lappeq only $450. down. Pasek Realty, cI b a n in g TRAINEE — to learn furniture features) Custom Collsotlcm; woman wanted, one 6506 befors 4:S0.*Jtfter 6:80 oaU 2 Windsor ohairs. Cbtep. T " only. Mrs. TbtoUng. $4 , e4p| workshop sres, storsg* ■Mlo Fashlpn* ioiKI K)o now for ■■■■96«; Alren^. 5455361, 6495140. 3I5-7475. T$S-I34$. ^ a waek. OaU 644-om. Snlshing and repair. CaU- Mr. An Equal Opportunity POOL tABCjguarwiwwtofc. jour copy. items to eroohst, knit, stitohl Owner, 549-i 648J803. PattongU^ 646-OllL Employer 10, good ocndlUon. 648-4411. •9871. 4UU. rages. • 1 n n 3 M O H
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1866 TIra WraiDrar___ Forecart of D. B. Waatkv MraiB PAGM TWENTY ■SMaMamB > XWr, ioiiira totogb* . —f *»• m a n tm , iwrtarad *ewow Ig Btrsst Uns then rsgulatlcaB per vert hU ono-famlly dwelling into MMielieaUr Orance wlU apon- MaMierB* Chib of Canter Con- a two-family dwelling., Ha is W s' A Pleasant Drive To •vartag towerrowi k m .MBght gragwUonal Church will have a m it ssking tor an extension to Aug. iianrteat^r lEufntitg gg-70, Mgh tomortaw to aor a nunmafe eale tomorrow 12 Requests 7. Henry KrsJevFSkl, to dimin 14,278 me. About Town betinnlnc at • a.m. In the baae- Oet Acquainted Meeting tonlgM l l M of a 180-day limitation at 7:45 In tha Ftdaratkm Room ish to sta fast the VFsat ridallns tor start of oonstruetlon. OrkU Farms, W est Simsbury MMabw aC Um A v m ment el OranM HaH. Artlclea of hU property at Tt and 90 ■UMW «C OtoortMloa Uantk*rtm^ CUf •/ FIBo|» Charm may be brought to the hall to- of the rtiurch. Tha maetint la Before ZBA 8. Alexander Jarvis, for per ____ . _ • > ______ai^—ae—aMS jimoiiMtor l a t i f open to all mothera. Birch St., In Bustaass Bo m n . wiU im «t tonlgtat •» 7 M the rIkM. For pickup aervloe, oon- Regulations require a lO-foot mission to continue a free-atand- (GhuMlfled Adverthfag on Page U ) PRICE SEVEN CENTS MMonio Temple end wooeed to taot Mra. Madrtyn Morey or A request by Caaa Bros, tor a ■IdeUno. Krajewakl peopoeoa to ing ground sign at Charter Oak a p p les MANCHESTER, (X^fN.* TUESDAY,'SEPTEMBER 21. 1966 Mra. Oeleate King. Hie Senior Clttiena aub will Bt. and Ko m Dr., in Reeldenee art- P u t P o w e r In executive secretarial. A 1664 TTie plane was on a bombing ment, he leaped out the win g a s o l i n e entertained by the Senior Clti- square foot addition, to be con NEW DELHI, Indifi graduate of Manchester High aen Club of Burnside Methodist structed closer to the street line B i B B T r a mlealon at a bridge acuth oC dow and m rted running, School, she has been elected to ' Church. East Hartford, on than regulation! permH, it sUp-l Vinh, 100 mllea north oC the bor but was apprehended after In Assembly (AP) — Troops of India the executive board at the col ulated that Case Broa. was to der between North and Routb a short chaM. and Red China exchanged Wednesday. The group will Viet Nam, whan It waa hit by lege for 1664-65. She Is also leave from Susannah Wesley make provision for offstreet Xhcepe number one hap HARTFORD (AP) — shots at close range today BANTLY OIL president of the Bermuda Club’ ai First Haliosal heavy ground lira, he aald. pened cn Aug. 2, hie flmt Hall at 12:45 p.m. parking tor at least 75 vehicles. )em(x:r8tic delegates to (OMl’ ANY, IN( . which entitles her to an all-* The other 11 items to be cen- AnUalrcraft lira alao rtruck day in jail. Taking advan near the 14,000 foot alti expenses-pald trip to Bermuda ildered tonight Include eight r4- LOW PRiaS • QUALITY the reicue halioopter and drove tage of the confusion In* the ;he constitutional conven tude Nathu La Pass In the .!,n MAIN .'^TKKKT Affiliate 10 of Manchester off a second chopper, he said. during the spring vacation. Hairdressers and Cosmetolo quests for variances and three admitting center, he wan tion voiced “ strong senti Himalayas,’ the Indian gov TKl.. for extensions of permission VARIETY . COURTESY ^_____ ^ Another pilot waa praaumed dered Into the prison kitchen gists of Manchester will meet dead after lila F106 oraahed into ment” today In favor of ernment announced. The KockNillr HTTi :1271 John Maither Chapter, Order tonight at 7:30 at Creative Coif previously granted. . and walked out through a giving the legislature it o f DeMiolay, will have a busl- AND GREEN STAMPS! a ridge ae it puUed a'way from delivery door, skirmish evidently was fures Beauty Salon, 696 Main Tha varianoa raquasts are fta target 60 mllea aoutheast oC self the primary responsi- neaa meeting tonight at 7:30 at St The meeting Is open to all from : HU aecoild attempt was »rief and bloodless. the Masonic Temple. 1. The Town of Mancheater, Z>ian Bten Fhu, the aouree aaUL on sept. 9 when he jumped lility for periodic manda Chinese aoldlers moved Into hairdressers. • n » two Tbundeirchieto raiead the Indian-guarded territory to erect a 8 by 4 foot, free ' a ' ” ' from a car taking Wm to the tory legislative reappor- ■17)6 directors of the BHghth standing ground sign In front of to four the number of plenea Jail fiom McCook Hospital, near the pass which connects DIatriot wUl hold their monthly About 100 ■ members and U.R. eutborittea aald were lost tionment. the Indian protectorate of Slk- l^TCH FOR THE guests attended the Frank J. the Community T at 79 N. Main Monday on mlsalona againat tha where he had been trtoted Secretary of State 'BUla Gras- meeting tonight at 7:30 in the St., in Residence Zone A. Thai for self-inflicted wounda. Wm with Oommunlst-niled Ti district firehouse. Main and Hil Mansfield Marine League’s and ■o, the convention’s Democratic bet, then withdrew when ttn Auxiliary’s annual picnic yes proposed sign would Identify the I In Peking, a broadcast said tiopez waa sentenced to a Holiday liard Sta building as a town recreation year In Jail tor a previous floor leader, said her party’s Indiatu opened fire, tlM govero- terday at Bolton Lake Hotel Red Chinesa pkuvM shot down a ment radio said. picnic grounds. Mrs. Martin center. ■U.R. F104 Jet fighter over Hat- escape Ust week, and was delegates expressed In caucus 2. Emanuel Bolimene, to erect charged with eecaplng from There waa no real push Danahy and Mrs. Virginia Sapl- jian Island, off Oia South OMna the conviction that the legisla through by them or by ua. 06P Fair enza were In charge of games an 18-foot-hlgh, free - standing. coast and acroaa tha Gulf of j^l-again Monday. ture should taka the first step Illuminated sl|^ at 867 Oakland troops have strict instnictioos SAT„ NOV. I3tk and prizes for the children. A Tonkin from North Vlat Nam. It In mandatory reapportionment not to cross the line," a apokss- basest game was played be St., In Residence Zone A. The labeled the aUeged tattrualon “ a alter each federal census. proposed sign would be cloaer ALL U.S. man aald. Bponaored by the tween the post and the aux planned act of provocation." The position puU Republlcana The Indiana suffered no casu ______Bpnn iliary. Refreshments were to the street line than regula The pilot, Capt. Philip B, 4 Educators and Democrats in opposite cor tions permit. alties and so far aa was known Women's QuUd o f the 3 BARBERS—S ON SAT. served by Mr. and Mrs. Don Bmtth, 80, was captured, the ners on the issue, since the GOP the Clhlnese lost no men either, Open Toes, thru Sat. Mathiews, Mr. and Mrs. Roland 8. John B. DeQuattno, to areol Ity Covenant Church RAISED broadcast aald, A U.S. mllltazy Paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne B r i ^ e Iw d delegates lean toward the Idea he said. 8 to 6 PAL Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Peter a free ■ standing, illuminated, OQurce In Saigon said Smith was M issing on Of having a bl - parttaan com ground sign at the northwest two Vietnamese girls from the jungles after wey This was the first reported Cordera and Mrs. Danahy. mission do the job. outbreak of Indian firing along fomer of the property at 418 .<8 m Page light) were captured in a Viet Cong training camp. The Mra. Graaso said tha Demo Malb St„ In Business Zg and low clouds this morning Delhi’on ultimatum last Friday. LECLERC Rumina9e open to all key Women and min now meeU every two years. leading to the remote capital of Gangtok. It is in •nie Oommunlat Chinese ulti isters’ wives. mit, Snares Speederj delayed a search for four^u- Republicans voted overwhel- this mountainous terrain that India and China FUNERAL HOME 4. -ndeiwater OH'Do., to erect matum, due to expire W edi^ STEW A N D catora who took off hi patchy threaten to resume their fighting.______day, accused _India of border Sole an additional banr and to In-1 ^ HARTFORD (AP)—State' po (■ m Pag* XXgbt) violations and threatened grave stall an addiUonU 4,000-gaUoa lice toW the sad atory today of fog in a single-engine plane for FUNERAL storage tank at U6-lil8 Oantarl Religious Liberty Pact a 126-mile fUgtat north to Mont- consequences unless the Indians !a driver who wouldn’t, let an dismantle 66 bases alleged to he TUESDAY, SEPT. 21 COME SEE OUR St., In Businesa Zone II. Thej FOREQUARTER CHOPS other car pass him. pelier. SERVICE propoeed additions would be in TTbetan territory. Sponsored by MATERNITY FAU : Thla la what happened, ac The announcement of the WALTBm N. cloaer than the 300-foot require cording to state police) Manchester Orange No. 81 ment from a public (Center) Gets Partial Approval ten was established, some . ------_ _ shooting came amid reports UDCUCRC COLLECTION WlUlam H. Haakell, 66, of that Prime Minister Lai Bahad Director park. .New London waa driving along ur Shastri had informed the ORANGE HALL Wool and Dressy Dressea, 6. John and Evelyn Oregan, to | LAMB CHOPS 'Jtoute 2. in Mariborough Monday 23 Main Street, Manchester Stretch Slacks, Skirts, add three feet to a non-conform-1 when a black car pullad out to VATICAN c m (AP)r-:Th 100-FT ROLL .'after Monday’s announcementa their 1966 counterparta, but for reopen the fair. the whole city. Dense smoke In or coll Conn's. No. 1 School of Hoifw 12c the most part the trend was up Long Walk in Space, "We hope to have a grand menu In the United NaUons, but Gciraii W rap •Ford Motor Oo. siiowad the dropped over residential areas ho said he was convinced more nresa the 1966 modrts from Ua ward. stand show ready tomorrow,’! around the fairgrounds. , In Qcean Rescue FAU dressing! one official said, although Oils Concession stands around the than ever by the developmenU \ 3-OZ SAVE ftord Dlvlaton — a Una rtMWgly (See Page Two) of the past year that all, at ‘ bifluenoed by the succeaa of the waa going to be a major prob main buildings were destroyed k e y w e s t , Fla., (AP) — THE CREATIVE SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING PKGS 28c lem. The falr'a grandstands least, should bo represented. Fifty Cuban refugees picked up llbyal Gelatins 10 company’s Mustang tWa year. Peek-a-Boo for GT-8 and owners fled, leaving behind "I have no doubt,” he said, 168 ASYLUM 8 T „ HARTFORD, CONN. D ept MH-80 , GM’a ohairman, Ffoderlc G. were damaged heavUy by the merchandise and in some cases by a fishing vessel after report* SPECIAL flames. money and their mobile homw "that the trui Interest of peace edly spending three days with e Advanced Hair Pleaae send me wtthont ebUgntlon, your Donner, and President James MANNED SPAfJB CENTER.^pioro orbits and then return Into would be better served if non- M. Roche forecant salts of nine None of the Injured was crlU- and trucks. A large number o« out food or water were expected SALE ENDS Design < FREE Ontalog on your abhool and • Houston, Tex. (AP) — A hike space again. member states were to be en career In hnlrdreselng. million 1966 model psjwanger cally hurtled and a grim, dawn vehicles were destroyed. to reach Key West today aboard THIS IHUBSDATI e Convenient through space and a game of There la a possibility, because probe of the ruins for Injured or The livestock bams were couraged to maintain observers the Coast Guard cutter CApe cars in a statement expressing two umbillcaJ cords are being at the United Nations headquar Tuition Plan Name #•••••#• WWW • • WiAO • • A g e .... ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 'Q M ’s "confidence In' the econo- satellite hide and seek are two dead revealed no more casual- spared .along with the Oollseum 1-PT 12-OZ BTL 71c 1SOZ BTL 39c things astronauts Nell A. Arm taken’ on the fllgltt, that Arm which housed an automobile ters BO that they may be in a ITie 124-foot fishing vessel El e New Classee Wise fo?5!?o OTM 59c Ajax '•my.” A record 8.8 mlUlcn Mtoze strong, 86 of Wapakoneta, Ohio, Ues. Street ...... estroyed ■with the women’s however,^ when faced with a and Lt. Cmdr. Richard F. will leave the spaceship to In mailman may brave wind, rain ^ TWa reply, by Gordon B blinding were the adjacent mer end snow, but ha is no Secret proposed resolution demanding NOW •Oiundy, president of Studebak- Gordon Jr., 86, of BeatUe, Wash. spect the Agena rocket. chant’s building end admlnla- he turn the names over to the It Is the first all-Navy backup He la to Uke a nuclear emul traUon building. AU were three- Agent 007. _ 1/2 Qal. O E A N S E Il cr ’s automotive division, came Yet, complains Rep. John “ • House, Gronouskl agreed td let HI 90Z CAN 23« Fluffo GOLDEN SHORTENING 3-LB CAN 93c "when a newsmen asked If the crew to be announced sion experiment and a micro- story bam-llke wooden atruo- local postmasters make the lists SAVE lOcS Ajax Scott, a ruddy-faced, 86-year- meteorite detection panel from lures about 60 years old. MOB^ I>CAilf.. the Post Office News Tidbits Jtim’a auto operatlona are profl' Department is acting Uke he is. available;^-—“ Cheek Onr Ust For Tear K Oalloa Fevorttee! 'toU e or at the break-even polnL old San Antonio, Tex., native, la the adaptefr asoUon and hook The women’s end merchants "The ’’ attempt to hide the from the AP Wires scheduled to float outside the buildings were flUqjl wUh art, Moss, chairman of the House - Ha said W ch wW go on sate aariy In Scott come back Into the cap strong and Scott aren’t looking. Sle three buildings. names available point up the FRUIT — Orange Pineapple, Rum Balsin, Strawberry, It was emptied when the eve two plans aimed at admitting Frozen Padding, Cherry Vanilla, Black C h trry , Cherry October. sule, close the hatch, go a few They will attempt the game of Impropriety of a regulation Negroes . . . California Demo a-MV FKO 3 9 c 2 MO MXIS 4 3 c ning show ended shortly before ^But, hs said, in declining sai> Nugget, Banana Split, Black Raspberry, Dutch Apple. For Fall and Winter Driving Kaerr (hidiea NeedU Seap Mix Klaaaax Papar Tawala Changes ware apparent in all Amlntan Fanfanl hide and seek, tiylng to find the tier to give cimgresamen and which states, In effect, that the crats say Oov. Edmund Brown ‘ tha Ford Division offerings, but Agena. ths firs broke out. American public has no right to has a better chance of winning i-unco 9 8 c Kiaaaax Fadai Tbiiias KO OF ZM - a-FlY 2 9 c Pat Psttareon. 89. a fair em- the pubUc the names of its «««- NUT and CANDY—Maple Walnut Butter Pecan, Butter Cdfea Billi M Beada •the model most changed waa Plana also call for the astro m*r employes the Post Office know the names of those on the re-election now that Uepiibllcaa Brickie, Batter Almond, Chocolate Chip, Peppermint Stick, IttM Falcon, wMch bore a partlo- ploya, said he was 100 feet from federal pay roll," said Moss. COMPLen MOTOR Yabm Caffe# wicAN 9 8 c Klaaaax Taida Napklm Koorto 2 9 c Four-Time Italian Premier nauts to start tha Agana’a mo uie merchant’s building when rispartment was twisting the Sen. Thomas Kuchel has decid Chocolate Almond. iiUr reaemblaxica to tha well- tors and search for another Ag law to give mailmen "the s ^ e A spokesman for the Post Of ed not to run for that office . . , ■i HOALCAN U 9 Dabay la thraaa Tim ia 4-iou nca 5 3 c Noeived Mustang. ena rocket left In orbit after the fire started. A young French - Canadian RIPPLES—Strawberry, Chocolate, DU. Chocolate, Coffee - TUNE*UP Aer*0rirax Reer Wax •The first thing I sAw was anonymity ' that protects fice Department said today that "By I960, with the moat Gemini 6, which will be: woman is spared from a JaU Butteneotch, Bottersootch,' Wild Cherry, Marshmallow Craaa Qaat Craaa Styia Cara 2 MI l•OICA^n45c Katax UOUAI • «< OIAI lACX FKO OF 14 1 3 c To Take ‘Hot Seat’ in U.N. flames shooting into the air," ha operatives and National Securi as soon as Gronouskl cleared Mweapkig change! In its record- launched Oct. 26. ty Agency technicians." the way laat week for the re sentence In the plot to boron Caramel, Baspbrery, Coffee Mocha, Choc. Marshmallow, V4 I, piRt parfi ew oz nto 2 9 c said. "I didn’t think we were the Stotue of Uberty and other Mneberry. Craaa Chat Paas lui-ozcan 2 7 c Nablica O iatolita CUa Caakiat getting nlrtory, the Falcon In UNITED NATIONS, N.T.OresponsiblilUes will be to grart ArmatriHig, a crew-cut Wond to grt the people out\Of "I f Oongrsos had Intended to lease of names of summer job ntfeot has become a family holders the word was relayed national monuments. HiFxa 3 1 c (AP) — Amlntore Fanfanl, set Pope Paul VI Oct. 4 and present with blue eyes, atarted flying aa lere. People in the midwty grant the Post Office Depart- 4iA 9iiplmparti fraaa Chat W ax Baaai nrCHMUKIO 2 II-OZCANS 5 3 c Saashiaa Krtipy Crackarf A C u ot^ ." aald Walter T. Mur a I8-year-oul Navy pilot In 1949. Immediately to postmasters A mushrooming coal Mlnere Available at your nearest Royal Ice Cream Dealer’s phy, divlalon general muketiiig to take over today aa prealdent him to the delegates. .' were going to,the fire. People, mant the power to. hire under- strike moves Into Its 16th day wmaiiack FKO OF n 3 9 c The Pope’s visit was general^ During the Korean war he waa • ' V ------r ------cover ----- tm] (be agency across • the nation.They were Store, er plume us for further information . . $ | B 0 CamaliaB Caffaa Mala 4toZiAl51C POZlAI 2 9 c Fans Saaltiry Napkias manager. of tha U.N. General Aaaambly, In Ohio . . . The Johnson girls la known In h li native Italy as ly believed to have bean a fac shot down by CJhlneaa antiair would have been _given clear told to release the names only Dadi Ml faad * 3 M-OXCANt 53c Birds fya Vac*Saalad Paai IIOZIN w-ozFxa 37c rS ri9 6 8 Falcon wUl be avaU after receiving a legitimate re are back In school — lAicl in "tha Little Motor." tor In the lait-mlnute wtth4raw' craft fire. Ha parachuted aafely stotutory authority to do s^ Washington and 'Lynda tn Aus mUa In 10 modala inotead of tha behind U.N. llnee. Moaa aald in a letter over the queat. lacy-OH Wladaw Spray U-OtCAN 49c Bkrdf ly a Vac*Saalad Cat Cara nozm w-ot H(o 3 7 c His inexhaustible supply of al of the rival candidate, Kooa Signal Sammedf tin, Tex. . , . Only two forssl 'j g on tha mazket In tha 1900 Popovlc, former foreign minis During hit 7C oombtt init weekend to Postmaster General "W s don't Conceive of any ICE CREAM model year. Tha Folrlane, with energy has carried him tour situation where ths postmaster tires are Iximlng In northem Check Brake Liaiage aid Adiiel tU i Rifil Artlar Haar i -uiao dl9c B M i Cya Vac-Saalad Spkiack 3 7 c times through ths prsmlsrshlp ter of Yugoalavla, who had tha skma, ba had a wing Up John A. Gronouskl. . Callfomla, and neither threatM angina optlona, wound up off by a cable the Reds had OLD SA'TBIIOOK (AP) - The department was accused would refuse to give the with II modeto, a g ^ of tlvs. of Italy, Hs also has served his baokliig of the Blaatem Xluro- Somsons filched sn Im- any properties . . . Msdnl ft Borqf'i Oxfard Cmbmb kmuko 29 c Straw Crap Oraiwa M ca » oun 4 7 c 2 4 9 c country as minister of labor, ppanOommuntat ooiuitrtei. strung across a valley. by RepuDlloana of turning a namea," the apokeamah aald. COMPANY Fold Msrtf bad 19, up two, and prsssivs • looking black What about tha tutureT Honor winner Thomas E. Mo- Thuiidertitd had tour eOertoga minister of sgrtoulturs, minister Fanfanl’a aupportsra. mads The Navy awarded Armstrong sultoaas from an unmark- summer program to hire youths Can a t Oonowlngo, Md., draw|UI PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. of ths Interior, and tortlgn min- much of the fact that, he npf three Air Medals, "and some needing money tor school Into a The Civil Sarvtco Commission while trying to eavo his aon ... Instead of three. ’ ed atats polios cruiser announced Monday It plans later. only was an Italian but a devout otter asaorted. medals I can't Monday night, qMito p »• • > )W MWtvf iiM Maw TO tiMh QtMFmnii Cliiw»M.i,4>*T,Uiin >w4«aHii4ne»b«nM«W«w BPOflUe slnos the United NaUons was. ; sAtOb speeders. ' i A tom OMiwItg (Deep, xraieli towMisd 80 years sgo. of hla (■ee Fage Shra^