WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1964 PliGB ffiSHTEEN Atflflflgfl i)flil7 Nflt P r w R o b thfl WoatlMr Far lha Wash EaiM . Foraewfi ad U. fo Wealhar Bb m m Oafober 15, 1W4 Mr. and Mrs. U Bdward Whit­ ”N*w Uaea for tha Ovarhaad €foar aad oaal agaia Mrs. BUw Quinn, 184 Oraan- Town Teachers ProJaotM' in Raadinr.*' Ihla yisiting Nurses wood Dr., win aing tha Star comb. CHlead Rd., Andover, wiU About Town hold open bouM at their home panal will ba ohatrad by Mlaa 1 3 , 9 5 6 Spangled Banner at tha S8rd an­ Carolyn Bomarfaldt, a taanher Make 690 CaUs ■ad wane tomerraw, Mgh la Buiday from 2 to 5 p.m. th e oou- In Conference MwaMr ad lha Aadit 75a. IBBI B m JahaaoB. 90 Ray­ nual convention of the Connec­ in tha Twak SdMol, PlalnvUla. ticut State Bmployes Asaoola- ple wlU ceiqbrmte their 95th wed­ Bareaa ad OhmdMIoa mond wm! MIm Ruth B«n- ding anniversary Thureday. About Reading Nationally known apaakan in- It was reported yeeterday at C iiy a / Vittagm Chtrm aoB, «T0 B. Center S t, wlU be Uon- banquet Sunday at the ekida Dr. Walter B ubar, Dr. SUUer-Hilton Hotel, Hartford. an’ execoti've boafd meeting iliil^ntTM Aram Bnuuiuel 1«* 8 t Christopher's Mothers Clr-i Ethel Alpanfala, Dr. Loulaa 41MI Manchester PuhHe Health John B. Dyment. 4S Diane Dr., Five Mancheater teachers wU. Bataa Amea, Dr. B. Frank Advertlataig m Page 9S) PRICK SETSN.C^^ITS thenm Church at the annuel cle will meet Friday night at; p a r tlc ^ te in the fifteenth an- ▼OL. L z x x r r , n o . i t (t h ir t t -t w o p a i w ^ t w o is c n o N S ) M ANCH^TER, CX>NN.» THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1964 m tttny of the New England l u - win be her acoompaniat. Hon­ 8:80 at-the home of Mra. Daniel; Brown, and Dr. Doloraa Durkin. Nursing , Asaoclatlmi that 690 ored gueeta wiU be Qov. Ddmp- nnql Connecticut Reading Con- boraa vtrita wera made d u i ^ them Church Women. The Carey, M Ludlow Rd. Oo-hoetue, Mra. LJUian T. Bagar, Bh|^di This is the week to ■ aey and other atate offlciala amd wUl be Mm. John O’Neil. A fea-! ferehqe at Hartford Publlo High the mbnth of September. The t H i t lilt *>• Friday and School Saturday at 19 noon. teacher at the lUing Junior jaigh Saturday a* St. John’a laither- legislators, and 700 delegates hire of the meeting WUI be a School and coordinator of uM nurses also assisted Dr. Nlcho- buy lean rbimd steak The them* of the one day con­ JM A.'Marsiala at a typhoid and ati Church, Stamford. are expected. Chlneae auction. elementary aummer echool la a type beef roaats, Events ference it "New Ventures in the member of the executive group ‘tatfilMis clinic foar town employ- round steidc for Swiss Teaching o f Reading, K-19.'’ aa on Sm L 16. •The Holy Family Mothera S t Bemadette'a Mothera Cir­ The Stein Club o f VFW win' which la reaponalble for the plan­ ■teak, cube steak and Adult Couple Fined Mra. Ifolson Qulnby, ropervl-, cle will meet tonight at 8:15 at meet tonight at 8 at the post! Nearly 8,000 eduea^ra from ning and execution of the con­ Wrong Way Hurricane arete wffl meet tonight at 8 at Connecticut and nStoOiboi sor of numea, also reported thrt round ground at our the home of Mre. James O’Reil­ the home of Mre. WUUam Cur­ home. The club will atao spon­ ference. In State tis, 102 Diane Dr. Co-hostesses sor a dance Saturday frwn 9 states are expected to a the followli4; clinics wera held, Personalized Service \ ly. 88 Hartland Rd. Mre. Ray­ three Maternity CUntoa with 55 mond T. Q i ^ win aerve as co- will be Mrs. Reno Coma and p.m. to 1 a.m. for membem and Mark Kristoff, English de INDICTMENT REFUSED Meat Departmont. partment chairman at lUintf attending, three Cheat CUnlcs hoateae. Mra. Theodore Bousquet. guests. A buffet will be served.; WATBRBURT (AP)— A Su­ Save 20c to 80e lb. on Junior High School and Mist with 42 attending, four Medical Master Plan perior Court g;rand jury declin­ Arthritic Clinics with 26 attend­ Teen Drink Case Maraha A. Gunther, grade 7 most cuts. ’The annual "open house’’ at The Sewing Club of the VFW' ed to rptum a murder indict­ Verplanck School was held last English teacher at Bennet Jun­ ing and three Surgical and Tu­ Auxiliary will meet tomorrow, ment yttiterday againat a Sey­ mor CSlnica with 10 in atten- For Education night with a large number of at 8 p.m. at the home o f Mrs. ior High School will speak on a Aims Toward Carolina panel chaired by Miss Daiay Pil­ mour womaft accuaed of kWlng dance. U.S. Choice and B T A M I ^ R D ( A P ) —— A^*®**'* y®** ^ wlth Johnson aide. NEW! folk singer, by Time Magsizinc. SERVE IT FOR Premier Khrushchev, 70, has Burch issued a brief state­ whether Mr. Jenkins was per­ ics.’’ H ie gunifiay erupted after • a low-cost flnanoing plan for The concert is scheduled for U.S. Choice BOt been mentioned publicly for ment on Jenkins’ arrest and mitted to sit in on meetinga of But he hinted broadly that clergyman, whom Guyatte and you. Three Manchester branches 8 p.m. at the high school DESSERT TONIGHT! the National Security Council, the study could be controversi­ his' wife had been oonsuittAg to serve you at 898 Main, 18 STEER ROUND two days. He was missing today said he would say no more until auditorium. Tickets are avail­ from a luncheon attended by Johnson addressee the nation meetings of the Cabinet, and al and might upset a number oC about their marital discord, North Main and the Parkads. sacred cows in the state. tiMMsd off police that ttia n a n PRE-PASTED able from Ray Beller's Music STEAK GROUND every other top leader of the tonight. otherwise given aeoeaa . to top Shop. Main St.; the Lane Mu­ military secrets." \>' had threatened to riioot his wife, lb. 89c Soviet Communist party. Burch said hs assumed John­ The elergyman told when sic Center, Center St., or Mrs. It's the quick, no-fuss Most prominent among those son would talk about the c sm on "1 am told that the President Business Piracy Philip Bayer, Gerard St. You Can Taste Tha Qvality has obtained national network Ouyette coiud be found — in kn way to please a 11 the ether leaders recently has been nationwide television tonight. NEW HAVEN (AP)— Eight i^iartmoht he riiared with nil- Leonid Brezhnev, whom Khru­ The refermce was to a 80- time to address tea Amarican family. Routes 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. Freezer Department founders of a Danbury firm say other woman, poUca said. R. E. Wandell See our meat manager shchev removed from the fig­ minute campaign talk Johnson people at 9 p.m. toqlglit,’ ’ Burch they will appeal a federal court The slain deteettvea w4la Man Hit by Car urehead job of Soviet president has schedided for 9 to 9:10 p.m., said. " I assume he will give us derision upholding Sperry-Rand Jamea Donegan, 91. and flul Charles McCarthy on last July to take a more impor­ the full story at that time. Building tonight o'ver the Oidumbia Corp. in its suit charging them, Pbtehaa, 96. " Remains Critical freezer meats or gro­ tant Job In the party. Khru­ Broadcasting System television Meanwhile, I will withhold fur­ with pirating trade saerats. When deteettvea found Oup- Confracfor cery manager John shchev is first secratahr of the network. ther comment until after the Bparry-Rand had sought an etta dead in hia homa with 'a party as well as premier. A Democratic source said he president sp e^ .’’ taijunetlon and damages against bullet through hia head, tli^ New and anduring wall beauty is yours with aasy-to- Henry H. Bartley remains in O’Neil »on special case The man running the govern­ Rcsidfintial-Coramerdal had no reason to believe John­ Sen. Barry Ooldwater, cam­ Bwnard J. RoUilish.,aiid seven aearebed the apartment and critical condition in Manches­ ment recently during Khru­ apply Vinyl Fabrique Wallcloth — the original soil and Alterations-RemodeliiiK lots of any frozen son’s taped BP*ech would deal paigning in Denver, CMo., said other foundfra of fo^National uncovered five riflaa and t# o ter Memorial Hospital today, shchev’s long absence, has been that be would have lio food. This week we of­ with any other eubjeet then Bsemi - conductor Owp., Dan­ automatic piatola. Iheae were m stain resistant wall decoration on DuPont Nylon- almost one week after the 48- Alexei Kosj^ln, a first deputy comment “ at spy tima*’ jpit the Dreas gtai»iiaflxmeguiB* a n fltrewn on Wiat Pajm Beac^Fla. gtrMt, M m n . **Basiiie8s Built On fer U. S.)choice hind­ nuclear power. bury. Ths right IMcO .accused of addition to. the rifle found in Dacron* Cloth. Coma in and see Fabrique today. year-old McKee St. man was premier. JenUns- oane. - -t ”* " -tiw eomparflthrdaT'^feii'' viaiBir uf Huriicitfi'TibinrtAP raotote struck do'wn in mid-street by a quarters of beef at 65c . Burch aaM Walter Jenk­ miking 'imngfiil use of secret Quyette’a M r ptnlM^- n M r Ma (jnstomer Satisfaction” J s a J tw id The government paper Drves-' ins episode raises'grave ques­ technical data developed by home'. ' passing New Jersey car. tla, which usually publishes in lb. ready for your tions of national security which WASHINGTON CAP) - Wal 8perry-R«nd. Tha clergyman wtoa had Iw m Full Insurance Coverage According to hospital au­ the evening, delayed its appear- fof W. Jsnkinsi A top MMiitant thorities Bartley’s condition has freezer, and whole legs only tee President can — and All eight defendants formerly Good Weather, Rdwdy Campaign Stir Up Electors H-iMng to help tea Chqrattaa Ig ' ance until Friday morning. It must — answer. The story up to to President Johnsem tor 20 woriced tor. Sperry-Rand at the Rev. wmiam H, Lofom o< remained unchanged since he of beef (roasts, steaks, will coincide with publication of Td. 644-0450 now is only .partially revealed.” years, was arrested at the company’s semi-conductor divi­ the Otlvary Baptiat OnnrM a( was rushed to the emergency ground meat) fit 67c the Cjommunlst party paper Washington TMCA on morals L A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. After 5:00 P.M. ward by ambulEUice last Thurs­ "President Johnson, who talks sion at Norwalk. Manhattan, poUee aald. Pnivda. about responsibility, now baa charges in 1959 and again last PoUea aald Ouyetta'a wWa, 723 MAIN ST. MANCHISTIII day night. lb. Such simultaneous publication Rothlien waa in charge o f the Huge Vote Expected in England 82 BALDWIN ROAD the responsibility to explain why week, Police records show. The division beforq hs left to or­ Edith, tol^ihonad tea alergy- is the traditional way of making he covered up for five and a White House has announced his man and tqld Mm bar IniabaBd announcements of supreme ganise the flnn in Danbury. Frash Spar# Rlb« half years — since Jan. 15, 1969 resignation. me minister, wound up his had forMtened to *'fat” Inr Importance here. LONDON (AP)— B r it is h f One thing was sura: Intereat^pri — that his top aid had been A soft-spoken Texan who was ran high. Leeds and Edinburgh 10000-speech campaign by asking with a gim. E Is there a differ­ A collection of black lim­ Indian Summer voters, encouraged b y good ence in spareribs? arrested on a similar perverslMi reported the n iorn i^ balloting the doubters: "D o you really Tha Rav. Mr. Lotfarap natUiad ousines was noted today outside (Bee Page Fourteen) WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— | weather and whipped up b y think that Britain can compete foe headquarters of the party’s charge,” Burch said. higher than in the'^1069 election. deteettvea and toM Ifiam Chiyw There surely »• Indian Summer weather will b* rowdiest campaign of with other countries by shack­ Central Committee, indicating Bristol said booths were packed ette waa n "vioiaua ainunetar" They come 5 lbs. major meietlng. nmvlng into New tegiaiHi to- „ times, streamed out at a 4-1 rate over five years ago. ling individual enterprise? and had a pollea record ih Bos­ and down, 8 lbs and Unconfihned reports earlier Cholesterol Work CUed d a ^ eontlnue through to- Newcastle upon Tyne and foe "Do you really believe that by ton. He also told tha datootivea down and 2 and ■aid Premier Khrushchev had Cardiff area of Wales started voluntarily renouncing Britain’s the beat place to look tor Ouy- Skies wfll be sunny today and I decide if the Conservatives slowly but picked u)> toward nuclear power you would in­ atte was at a baaaniaait apart* down. With a dif­ returned to Moscow from a vacation on the Black Sea, but tomotTow with temperatures remain in power or Labor noon as shift workers poured crease her influence in the mant In Brooklyn, whore be ferent price level he was not listed among those cUmbing to or a little above 70 takes over the nation’s des- out of the mills and mines. world?" might be with a woman — later for each size. The attending a Kremlin luncheon Nobel Medicine Prize degrees, the UB. Weather Bu­ Leaders of both foe Cofiserva- Wilson, 48, a pipe-smoking identified by poltoe u Ftotorla I tinies. live and Labor parties made foe economic, told a wildly cheer­ Brown, 90, an unanu toarad wal* 5s are not good tor foe vialtlng president of reau said. Spots of rain and overcast Cuba, Osvaldo Dortlcoe Torra- A high priawue system that usual predictions of victory,' but ing rally in Liverpool: ‘W e ciare treaa, of Brooklyn. , enough for our cus­ I were dissipated by sunshine In all conceded the finish would-be for people; they care for profit. DoiMgan and Petonaa wara #0. T o American, German many areas. Most sectors re­ tomers, but 3s and Bvery other active member of (See Page Fowteea) close. There was a posslbilt(y We care about opportunity; they ■ent to tha bMewant apartmant ported eariy turnouts which if that the Liberal party, which are preoccupied with inheri­ to pick up Ouyetto. 2s are worth special Rm Soriet Communist Presidi­ continued could produce a mehtion. This week um and Secretariat attended foe had only Mven members in the tance and preserving inheri- - S'TOCKHOLM, Sweden (A P )— The 1964 Nobd Prize I record vote. last Parliament, would emerge \tance. (I a) COMING TO we feature the 8 hmeh. for medicine was awarded jointly todfiy to American L a s yegas^ Conservatives, Laborltes and with the balance of power. "They are concerned to and down size at 49c [ the small Liberal party each preserve power for an unrep­ YOUR HOUSE LONDON (AP) — The London Konrad Bloch and German Feodor Lyhen. The election will name 680 lb. and tiny tender Evening News said tonight big New ^Image* saw something good for them­ members of the House of Com­ resentative minority. We are on The two were awarded the a crusade." Morrell 2 and down changes are Imminent in the selves in the heavy baUoUng. mons. The party which wins foe Stortisg Soviet government and that $53,123 prize for their discov­ But even the most optimistic most will form the government. The Laborites promised to Biilleliiifi with the breast off eries concerning the mechanism LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) spokesmen conceded the tussle end Britain’s separs^te nuclear these changes could affect Pre­ —When you think of Las If the Conservatives win. Ciflad fNM AP W irw . at a new low price mier Khrushchev himself. and regulation o f cholesterol and I waa neck-and-neck. Prime Minister 81r Alec Doug­ deterr^t in favor of new ar­ SA T U R U A Y . fatty arid metabolism. Vegas, what comes to rangements for greater Western of 65c lb. If you In a dispatch from Moscow, mind? Gambling? Well, it Last-minute bets on the Con­ las-Home will go back to No. 10 an Evening News correspondent Bloch is German-born, and be­ servatives retaining power. If Downing Street to lead a fourth allied participation in atomic OCTOBER 17 want country style came a naturalized American In shouldn't. strategy. Douglas-Home m u t u a l a d m i r a t i o n said the speculation was height­ Not according to the even only by a slim margin, term of Tory rule. If foe Labor- spare ribs . . . we ened by "three mysteries sur­ 1944. were reported by Coral’s, Lon- ites win, Harold Wilson will pledged to keep the bomb BUFFALO. N. Y. (AP).« have them at 39c lb. Bloch, 52, was born at Nelsae, Clark County Fair and become prime minister and The Labor party also intends Preeideat Johaaen aad IMM rounding the Russian leader.” Recreation Board. I don bookmakers. Joe Coral said Germany, and studied at the "the betting so far this morning BriUln will toke a swing to the to renationallze Britain's steel art F. Keaaedy heaped vm and easy to slice First is the fact that Khru- Ad man Jack Melvin ask­ ghchev’s portrait Is missing Munich Technical University. favors the Tories” but the odds left. industiy and clamp down on etlated praise ea each e«MF semi-boneless pork ed the board Tuesday to ap­ flrom its place in Red Square He married in 1941 and has two stlU remained 4-U on Labor and Douglas-Home, U , adto shed today as thaaaaada eheani roasts i t 55c lb. adiere the three latest ^ v iet children. The family lives at prove a billboard dealgn 2-1 against foe Conservatives. an earldom last year to become (flee PaMFoortoM) them aa. Oravrds at ttia TOMORROW! Center chops of nice astronauts are being welcomed Cambridge, Mass., where Bloch ahowing a rainbow leading Boeheater Altpolt aad It- frM t ef the Buffole (Sty HaD pork will sell at 89c Friday. is associated with Harvard. to a pot of coins. Under af fhe Feodor Lynea, 58, was bom in the rainbow appeared the Bheutod, "W e waat Bebkyl* lb. this week. Second, said the News, Presi­ dent Osvaldo Dorticos Torrada Munich and is professor and words:'"Las Vegas.” The Precinct Bflttle and "W e waat Loradeat" Pa> Parkade of (Tuba, who arrived in Moscow director of -the Biochemical That impUes Las Vegas Mce estfanated there wara SE* Haw you tried Avnold'i Wednesday for a state visit, has Institution of the Max Planck is associated with gambling 055 at the Buffalo City New Coffee (from Colom­ aot'yet met Khrushchev. Institute for Cell Cfoemletry. He said one member. aad aearty that away at tha bia) or Arnold's Orange The third factor is lack of married in 1987 and has five “This would be all right Political ‘Infantrymen’ Marching Boeheater airport. Raisin Bread . . . they mention of Khrushchev by the children. for people who are coming make every breakfast Soviet press and radio over the In its citation, the awarding here to play,” said another, STBATBOYioBHT^ ,; taste better. fast two days. O rilen of Professors of the "but for families, and kids RARUNOEN, Tex. (AP)-p-’ Royal Caroline Institute noted' and—” [Toward Big Victory Election Day flea Barry Ooldwater trayfiN) Shop Pinehurit (Bee Page Fourteen) that cholesterol during recent The board rejected the ed across south Toxm Self Serviea years has become 6 word of layout, then turned around headhig for a camp common usage In relation to the and accepted another 'S^el- EDITOR'S NOTE • A* every^farmer who flrat began harveat-^know he’s a man who can go to egy coafereace la Grocery Dept. connection of arteriosclerosis to vin creation that carried practical poUttclan knows, it's ing RepubUcan votes north of bat for them at City HaU, Although the aieMlag with Stock Market dietary and blood cholesterol. this caption: "Everyone is the battik in the precincts that Bismarck, N.D., in 1906 when "They underatand what we do top R^^Mleaa effhhile -1^: Shurfine (Circulatory diseases are the going to Las Vegas.” produces the payoff on election William Howard Taft beat Wil­ well enough on v year-around night was plsnnad aMaa MaK' PRUNE PLUMS Drops Sharply foremost cause of death In day. It's here that countless liam Jennings Bryan. basis," he said, adding that they ago, ooateeo clooe to many areas of the world. The It showed a green dino­ workers toll to bring out the For all, this is the busy s m - often consult Mm on election publican prealdeattal 2 large cans 73e great majority of these cases KONRAD BLOCH saur — with pink MpotM — I vote for each party. Their ef­ son. An Associated Press, survey day. “ These people may not aald the caae et White NEW YORK (AP)-^ — The have a gravely diriurbed meta­ carrying a suitcase. NIBLETS ■tbek market fell sharply just forts can be decisive. This is the of precinct work across the have much formal education, aide Walter W. i bolism. The prerequisite for nation showed they all are doing but you can’t fool them." oertala to eome Whola Kernel Corn after noon today on reports that correcting faulty function is to secemd of two articlee on this 16 DAYS Bnportant developments were grassroots combat. pretty much the aame thing. There’s no question among water h kaowa 5 cans 89c know the intimate details of foe Profit - Shariii For weeks, now, they've been political leaders of both parties that It woaM ba hast brewing In Moscow, possibly mechanisms involved. Duncan Hinas concerning Premier Khru- WASHINGTON (AP) locating potential voters and about the value of good grass RepuUlcaas said aethFk] ihehev. ’ The therapy against these Is«ue at Stake Across the nation the infantry getting them registered. The Job roots organisation. about tho JeaMaa Buttarmilk A wave of heavy selling circulatory diseases and related men of politics are on the now Is one of trying to convince They point, for Instance, to that If It la gohtii U*fRl PANCAKE MIX Mused foe ticker tape to run 14 disturbances in steroid hormone In Strike Talk march. By the thousands, the the undecldeds and, above all, the whopping vote for Sen. Bar­ eampalga iaaWk It aliriMp' minutes late In reflectiiw trans- metabolism will, in the future, men and women who fight in of getting Uioee people favora­ ry G o ld sta r turned out by 12c off labal aetlona floor of New rest upon the firm fountetion ble to their candidates to the on foe foe DETROIT (AP) - The .UtolJ^t thousands of his dedicated back­ York Stock Exchange. laid by today’s Nobel pruirar polls on election day. ers in Los Angeles and Southern REOOBIA CAB Mil b ilia illt 2 lb. pkg. 29e ners, foe awarding body said. Brokers in Wall Street said pM to rUfU^dllSh jjlth ^ t one goal - voter, on Fifty yean ago, when an (jallfoinla in that stata’s June 1 BONNEVILLB^ Manchester's lowest Ifaa reports out of the Soviet Bloch, who has studied under immigrant was stek and Joblaas, Republican presidential pri­ FLATS, Utah (AF) — 1930 Nobel prizewinner Hans test as foe United Auto Workers I ****'’• • prica (wa think) on Obion unqueationally wera res­ They are men and women and his youngsters were hungry mary, Broedlova haoho M i ObNVENiRNt WAY TO CHECK ponsible for foe sudden surge of Fischer, was credited with headed today for a midnight and cold, more often than not a Goldwater went on to win the worti laad speed 1 CLOROX BLEACH "brilliant investigations’’ which strike deadline at American like: a l l y o u r n e e d s trading. —Josei^ F. Lockard, 51, a ton of coal or a basket of food OOP - nomination. The saifie day aad tia a loat In the 80 minutes between have shown how cholesterol is Motors Oorp. would be delivered, compli- team, beefed up, is working for hia eeir aad wroekaf tt-, AVOID gal. 51c built up from acetic acid. Keeping profit sharing waa professional politician who - is 19:80 a.m. and 1, the Dow Jones Democratic committeeman for menU of the local ward boss. Goldwater again in a state waa reported ' YOUR ORDkR IN FIRST- Save 24c average of 30 leading industrial Cholesterol, a fatty substance "foe s i^ le moat important Come election day, the compli­ which the nominee conaidera love flashed question" as AMC and UAW Ms district in PhlladelpMa. With AHEAD o r THE CROWDS Urhit 4 gal. with ■locks dropped about 414 index occurring in some foods find him politics is a full-time Job. ment was usually returned, in crucial to hia riection chances, also developed by the body it­ bargainers met, said Douglas fiats' for wa ASSURi SAVINGS points to 866.94. —Mrs. Norman ^.Harrower of the form ot a vqte. f’We win or lose elecUona in a an order. The Dow Jones rail, utlUties self, long has been suspectsid as Fcaaer, head of the unton’i One of the baaie alamenta precinct a 'vote at a time,’’ said 6MJ15 iBltaa George, our fishmaa, $ay»' American Motors department. Hamden, Ooon.r x Republican YOUH OROER PREPARED EARLY •Bd 66-stock averages also a cause of arterioecleroato — worker who aaya cheerfully irecinct worit — personal sarv- Matthew Reese, apeclal asalsb he that he will send us the artery hardanlag or narrowing' The 52-member UAW negoti­ PROM COMPLETE 8TOCK8 aropped abruptly. "M y Ufe la involved with Yale {ce — reoialna. Today'6 prectoict ant to Democratic National ha finest Sword ot the aea- In btoacow, Izvestia, the So­ —and of coronary heart attahka. ating ^committee voted Wefows- (Jhairman John M. Bailey, "Our arod oar aad It piM son to sell at 7te lb. day night to negotiate contlnu- University, three cMldren and a woriier otfera tha voter a ride to 2 foi the pi icr of 1 viet government paper, delayed especially if present in large tha polls, or haby-sitUag service Job Is to get the onea convinced Also frash Haddbek, quantity. anca m the unique plan won by lot of poUtics.’’ PLUS Ms normal evening publication —Harian Weber, 90, of lJt(le if necessary. to vote for ua from in front oC w A PENNY! Flounder and Little Neck amid reports that an important The National Hrart Institute, the UAW in 1961 or call 25,000 their talevlahm seU to the regia* Clams, AMC productiou workera oft foe Rock, Arji., an Insurance claims Lockard, a Philadalphia dU announcement was imminent. in reporting last fleptembqr a trtet committaenian alnco 1959, tration office and thM to tile study of 6,(100 poraona in Mnara- Job. The vote w w "over two to adjuatar making Ms first politi­ LIORETT DRUO SHOP PINEHURST Ibe London Evening News Mya ha kaowa eyary fomUy ta poila." broogiit tai the Soviet premier's ehutatta, aiMMgMto with h ^ one," Fraaar aald. cal ptunge on bahalf ol a young Ms diatriet Whra ■Sm " — With vafltotiratton he at the Parinde TILL 9 THURIOAY ‘ r Mg ohaiflto* lebolestnol 1« Oa vtrtuaUy att and growiag Rapuhttean party 4 H W . Middle Tim ptke flovtot M E w fleaBk aaoklaiBa wMi kteAo I S r w oU a fto —Lffla •paarp. H« wm 'iMlBf mt mSli M$P^

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Brighter Side h a r d t o t a k e TKIOKl IP OPERATINO IN DAKK All totawaUe N o i m WASHDICraON (AP) . Pr*. Of the News By AUniBD RHEIMWOLD Mmtaary eerimatee hy tho De- $ Q109I5 AT THEI PARKADE NktloMl Mea’a Tevn Otempton « 954 jMtftment of Commerce showed One reason affi’esaive bidders A X 6 MMX BkMOVBlt *ona hard enough ao he aqueala, rtn la that the Mfendere eoine- . BAM* . Wednesday that the grora na- WEST MIDDU TURNPIKE Atfjr u m omr, uuh then the othera will hear that imes fell to take their tricke. r n 10S4 A Ki3 ttonal product In the third quar­ and fly right out.” V N0he MANCHESTER (AP) — M e»M you’r* «an4cr- Declarer cen eee what he hae 9 7 32 ter of 1004 reached an aiuiual What do you uae to aqueeae work with tn each band, but D JI72 0 Q $ rate* of $627.6 billion. Ii^ iMnr to jpt rid •( baU la Oie them? A pair 6t tonga, or large e defendara operate in the * Af93 10I742 Thle la $0 bUUon abovre the battry. Dr. Loula P. a«V>UMt forceps, with rubber on the dark and therefore acMDetlmee fOUTH ■eooiid quarter level and $43.8 baa to* aaawar — Juri aquaM*! pinctung, ends. “You want to ■tumble. 7 THIS WEEK billion above the groea iwUoiua > «n sn h a i r aqueese them hard, but not KJ«4 I ta t'a right, Juat aquaaia one South dealer produce for 1908. break the akin — just hard North-South vulnerable AK109 Tho report also showed: haid, ha aaya — bard anougn ae enough to aqueal.” ba yblpa, and all tba real will, fly Opening lead—Two od Dla- —Oonaumer purchaaea of SPRAY Dr. Oebhardt speaka with monda _ T h i’ W r :n ' *'riul N ow World of goods and aarvlcoa, paced by a aaray and never cdme back. experience. He'a chairman of How everybody doean’t have a When this henif was played In vlgoroua demand for automo- Choose Regular or lor the medical achool'a department a recent teiw match, the bid­ bUee, roes about $8-8 billion hallry or bell tower to worry of microbiology and ia often out about, nor are bate a oommon ding was the same at both ta­ during the July-Septepiber peri­ Hard-to4k>l 9 vitamins your childrtn West was equally afraid to lead foster care In chUd-care instltu- W While Kramer was speaking a spade; this would coat a trick SATURDAY For< iruM doficioMy Menii. w. need daily i« a chtwabli to the Lion’s Chib Wednesday if South, held the king of spades. ttona under the aid to dependent | \2 url2 6 someone broke into his car and By the process of elimination, MATINEE ONLY children program. Fortifios the dM. C-OE. candy-flavorid tablM. mmssskf st(de all his clothes. Yhe thief West was bound to return a dia­ 'nie measure also raiaes from I also took a supply of campaign IS to 21 the age limit for benefit Rif. 171..... Iforin loo's-Htg.aSA mond. This gave South a free WETX BE OPEN literature. finesse and his contract. NOW FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME! paymehts to dependent children Tabi.8(lLllu|.i7l IforAN at^ding echoed or voca-| THUR.0a.l5 EVERY FRL - SAT. - SUN. BEHOLD A At the other table, South did ttonal schools. Firm Began in 1280''» not lead a club after drawing jSHSCJSry* ymw. RAIN or SHINE or SNOW 2 k ,2 ^o trumps. Instead, he led the WASHINOITON (AP) — Ten RALE HORSE STOCKHOLM — The world’s three of diamonds from his m i w Frl. A Sat. Sun. 6:30 A 10:80 9:00 Ickete paraded Wednesday in a oldest corporation still in busi­ taifcmiiiintt hand. RjURTTALESCOMElO M c H A L F S N A V Y Shown Sowntown park across from a 7 1 1 ^ 1 1 5 ness is believed to be the Stora Singer Vic Damone and son, Perry, leave the boy’s West could have etepped up COME SEPTEMBER Shown 8:40 7:30 SHAVE CREAMS with the jack of diamonds, hut building which bouses the Hexi- K oi^rberg Mining Company in school in Beverly Hills, Calif. Damone was charged LIFE! ,..iiiiuiiui.,mmmmn; ean government’s touilst office RiXAU Falun, central Sweden. Its ori­ this would coat a trick If his AIROSOl Roxall BURNSIDE with kidnaping by former wife actress Pier Angeli. partner had started with the In pi^est of what they termed CHILDREN’S ■ A . ; A • AC -i?0 ginal corporation charter was nipport for Fidel Castro’s Cu- SAT. o a . 24 FOLYMUmON 28 3 3:j3 signed in 1S47, but the. oldest (AP Photofax.) doubleton K-Q. So West played bain regime by the government *11 a t. Meg.f§€ ASPIRIN eiWMEirs company record goes back to low. and dummy’s nine won the trick. Here again, therefore, de­ of Mexican President Adolfo SCFa - i OR. MULTI-VITMIWR the 1280’s. Lopes Mateos. clarer made an "impossible’' ttMose Liveflder tr Ready dlLK LIJS LEARNED HIS LESSONS contract. Luis Reyes, a New York res taurant worker and chairman of Siwvt. Both in regular RIO. SSc OKLAHOMA CITT, Okla. Singer Damone Free If your opponents have trou­ ble taking their tricks you're tho idcketfaig movement by •r mentholated. —(AP)A former student of the Cuban Exilea here, said: 2 ’otU6 dean of the University of Okla­ better off bidding doubtful NOT ON OUR h SALE PLAN 2 for games than stopping at part- “We are going to continue the n N r R n .iJ i homa School of Medicine and demonstrations here in an effort Medical Center has succeeded After Kidnap Arrest score contracts. B O N U S BUYS BUT WONDERFUL BARGAINS! t FORM Dally Questton to discourage tourists from 36c his teacher in that poet. going to Mexico, and as a pro- When Dr. James L. Dennis Partner opens with one spade, BEVERLY and the next player bids two iMt at what we consider the entered the OU School of Medi­ HILLS, Calif.^little or no English oecause he mfortunate, mistaken personal 2 U r 9 9 cine as a freshman in 1B36, his (AP) • Singer Vic Damone has had lived so long in Rome with his mother. policies of Piresident Lopes Ma­ biochemistry was Prof. Mark R. been arraipied on his ex-wife’s teos.” Everett. Everett recently re­ charge that he kidnaped their Later Damone and his present Mexico la the only Latin- tired after 17 years as dean of son, but he and the boy have wife, actress Judy Rawlins, took Ameitcan coiuitry that main­ SHEER COMFORT the school and Dr. Dennis was been reunited pending a custody Perry home with them to their tains diplomatic relations with East Windsor appointed to succeed him. hearing. Beverly Hills home. Damone is scheduled: to ap­ the Castro regime. DRIVE-IN ■- 5 . Danmne, 38, was freed with­ EUXIR , out ball Wednesday after ar­ pear in court Nov. 20 on a fugu- Rich. Bnrtoie Ava Gardner suppon raignment in Municipal Court. tlve charge, based on the is­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Hail­ He was arrested hare on a New suance of the warrant in New "Night of tho 1^l ||u------a n a " ing it as a vital program. Presi­ York warrant, charging him York. Officials said If Damone Shown at 8:i dent Johnson has signed a bill TERPIM NYLONS MEADOWS”'- with abducting hia son. Perry, B, is to be tried on the kidnaping expanding the Reserve Officer HHO SPCID f'Frt' R1 'll N ti' Iin New York two week.s ago and charge it will be in New York. “LOOKING FOB LOVB’^ Training Corps, the White ______U 4 y - s a w B s e w e J,.... m The First Woman bringing him to California. ‘"nils now becomes an extra­ with Connie Frahcia House announced Wednesday. HYDRitTE BeauUM alroleh aylaaB thet |tae President and Her Damone’s ex-wife, Italian dition case,” Deputy Dlst. Atty. Shown 6:S0 - 10:08 The measure calls for expand­ m n M v a ■ cm vd k knife ■ westwohouse support relieve Im Mi|se. wNh ing the junior ROTC In second­ wttb “FIRST LADY” Michael J. CHemens, Da- William L. Ritzi said. "It will nLMED . 8AVARM;S hack forest Oversized bOMWt Perfunwr. I TwinstiMssssteelbladeswMi | A PhO B O seams ar seemitti. Mist sr WM. Fred MacMurray ^out the warrant there Tuesday. have to go through the courts.’’ ary schools from 524 high DICM.IEM PHOSPHATE AatthletaaliM ■ Wiveriy edge. 1800 strokes per ■ ’ *'*!. * V 4 aim Aim Ear schools to a maximum of 1,200. Power ewnicure set witli 4 Polly Bergen She testified that she was given KM6 umwics nilULOUs oastui HI-HO— COME TO THE w a ■if.1466 Men Sternal and Nerre««« Of “Otto” the Oal Mif tontOi It also continues the four-year eMachments. Carrying strto- J nia Detectable > R- 4kA I 4''speaker. Dual sepphue “KISSES FOR MY custody of their son when she EARTH TREMOR MIHIIiCNilWDEWKIMH’i R WITH nosniHH. O JOdUh * cord Saf-t- 10s99 * m Uip over A FI AO PRESIDENT” and Damone were divorced five SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — A college ROTC program but TMiSANDS pins (In Color) years ago and that Damone had strong earth tremor accompa­ STATE^ plus CARTOON TREATS ■Bows a two-year program. Supplies cakHMi, piMS- SOU 2T 16.99 Henry Fonda taken the boy without her per­ nied by underground rumbling 2:80' , 1 pb^, and YMamin D. Maureen O’Hara mission. shook Santiago at 1 a.m. today. Una Hisnniii' EXTRA—On Our Stage 14.96 “8penc''r’« ?'oj'ntaln” The boy was held briefly at The tremor caused alarm but Sat. Matinee 1:16 Only FAIR KlOtablete. , _ | 4 0 T O D E K S ® - East Hartford the Beverly Hills police station no damage. DRIVE-IN so-'-iS Cliildrrn under 1? Fm « ' in protective custody following TIsnffiToD n Famous TV Star Sponsored by ____ People In Reg. 1J9 I I GIANT fREF PLAYGROUND WSCS AND METHODIST MEN OF THE his father’s arrest, but was later "ADMIRAL JACK" I released to Damone pending a I custody hearing in Superior 0:20^^8:45__ SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Ck>urt Nov. 12. The News I After Damone had beet X SBSUN. On ‘Stnge Doors Open 10:45 2.9S PANOVin booked Police Chief Clinton WOW- Cinderella A Performance at 11:00 A.BL JACQUES PICCARD I TRY OUR SPECIAL PlMocchlo Saturday, Oct. 17 GENOA, Italy (AP) — Under­ m o n a c e t I MUm-VITAMMS Anderson suggested that he go Saturday Matinee STARTING AT 10 A.M. ITALIAN DINNERS to Perry's school with two offi­ MAN’ Hf Slf R F'H W : sea explorer Jacques Piccard I pisMml Each tibW ■kwt yes mere than Nm mkdm«a cers and pick up the boy so that ■ays he’s going to ride the Gulf APC Tablets Perry would not be frightened. ★ OUTDOOR GAMES AND PRIZES Stream from the South Atlantic tm ttgimuA A aN Nwn itamiei m t to the North Atlantic in his deep WESTWOHOUtt ■ ^ meii SERVED NIOBTLY AT The officers were in plain i r SPIN ART ^ GLASS BLOWER clothes and the police car was diving bathyscaphe. Ease peiR of sinipie Taklm iRAia S • QL Dcctnc .Eleclne CAN OPENER . 2 i h r 2 9 9 unmarked. Of ' i r CHARCOAL PORTRAITS ★ SNACK BAR Piccard told a news confer­ ence he wantk to study the lin- headache, neuritis, CONN POPPER S ,riiiibii.a»>HM> CAVEY’S Damone entered the school. i ( COUNTRY STORE As he came out with Perry tr, derwater flow of Gulf Muralgie. 4" wide range speaker. J Mass cover gwes deer view. Hakes|Opens cans without PANOVITE PANOVITE the police car, the boy wa.s Stream and pick up samples of Handsomely styled ^ ^sw sw ■ P«P“ " • • • _ments. Magnetic lid Itfier. Sharpens wHIi Miacrals tm m u u . carrjdng a paper sack in his Homemade Specialties ocean flora. 100's Reg. $4.95 M O iS A M hand. The trip may take two Al vitamins noraufiy for cMlorie Mid advNs. PAUL’S H?u» months, said Piccard, who is REG. $1.19 .2 ” i S r “A *^ ’’That your lunch?’’ Damone Beg. 15.95 jmrteed! Beg. 5.00 ^ 12 naedsd pies wiesseb AN Nw vilamhw isMi asked him. Perry nodded, ROUTE 80—VERNON Used Articles attending a meeting of the to help pievaet vttoslo seeded. Eeey te Am actress Pier Angeli, 32, swore A Few Minutes From Mnnclieeter world federation of underwater smersi deNeleecy. WASHINGTON’ SOCTAL CLUB mone’s counsel, said that during activities. He said he would 2 a t 1 2 0 Wt. the day he obtained a 15-day LOOK—EVERY FRIDAY FUN FOR ALL! submerge off the coast of Latin t T\ I S\ I ^^^2 hr 4 . 9 6 2 h t 2 . 0 1 : restraining order against remo- America. He didn’t say when. I LADIES' NIGHT j val of Perry from &ilifornia by TWIN LOBSTER SZSO I his mother. DINNER Reaervattons Please MRS. GOIAWATER ' ' as 1 Damone has filed for custody HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) — I Saturday, Oct. 17 of the boy in California courts. SUNDAY Mrs. Barry Goldwater says her I ^ Sitting with his son at police Ddklous Stooks cmd Soa Foods husband likes steak so much he MATINEE Good ’n tasty! I headquarters while awaiting ... Cocktails ... could eat it for breakfast. 0RM8E H U l - MANCHESTER j arraignment, he told newsmen: “But,” said Mrs. Goldwater NYLONS I ONLY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DANCING • to 1 "Since I’ve had my boyfor a Doors open at 1:30 with a grin, "he usually skips The latest fashion I TO THE MUSIC OF Dl'BALDO’S ORCHESTRA ' little over 10 days we’ve grown Dine and Dance Every Frl. and Sat.—S>1 breakfast and has a ligjit lunch N oem lTW IG Show starts at 2:00 Reservations: 878*1648 84.95 0 DONATION—$6.00 PER COUPLE to know each other. I will con­ and a atople dinner, especially shades to ftanor' C A R A NORME tinue to fight for my son. 1 want when I’m cooking.” lie her hwely F o i t o r i i TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE BAR ' I to make him another American Mrs, Goldwater, in Harrla- I Foitorii I ELDON Seleetfonic HANOLOTidN COLOGNE FISH n HUES burg to boost her husband’s kid.’’ legs. Buy h)f the •SnAMADRYIRONS^Sc^^^^ e«p. tt, Fracranca aa imafe Damons said the boy spoke l U i i campaign for president, also * rMiroUaifl MUliimO TOfDpirt-* — - - M M aelwM haeaeel told a news conference the fa­ Mi-31 box... and save. - Controlled steam vokime. Tempere- I Switch Isaes by remote esnUeH. Cars 2 wv. a Ssf. 140 vorite family sport Is deep sea 2 ture control. Cest .aluminutnurn w eperale an seme laiw M m a.. 2 tu9 9 c N ^Ung, and added: Amber color. Wnlce-up mgm, I sole plate provides better ■ separate speeds. Flap- 1 2 tor 2 ^ ^ “I’m probably a better fisher­ taste. Piwl, Ktg, 09t ■ man. lap caualer. power I n fragraet: creamy, Thursday Specials f o r 0 0 I distribotioo. _ -padi, 2 spar Is ears. etc. * W 1.7S BtMINM PeOetNI An Evening With man than he is." 2 imoNiHiek. Net lUeliy. vwil, a M .....-... ;_2Pwk89 Vt BROILER and SPAGHETTI I ec. i.er7«NB ceeeaiK BAKED VIRGINIA HAM •THE LITTLE* ETHEL MERMAN 2)4 fl. ea. ------_8t«r8MI-. ROAST BEEF .\U JUS THEODORE BIKEL t JUDY OOU.INS SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — 2 ^ 9 0 * ROAST TURKEY • THEATER • STAGE, SCREEN and TELEVISION ARTISTS Ethel Merman arrived in Syd­ lavender FOR BOTH ney to open nig^t club engage­ CARA NOMC STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP • • m ent and refused to talk to reporters about her marriage to E-Qaagup SIM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1164 FACIAL CREAMS • presents • AT 8:00 P.M. actor Ernest Borgnlne. Lobster Fra Diavolo Spaghetti Me and Borgnlne separated Ymar Che k a 66 days after the wedding. Friday Special MANCHESTER •Tm here to sing,” said Miss KLENZO Reg. 11.50 Lobster Dinner, Fuii Course ...... Merman, “not to discuse my SIM : STREETS^ : HIUH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM private life.” Ruby-rod. Spicy Movor. Steak, Your Favorite? Pint, Rog. 79c ’Presentod by Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom HUE-ING TO FOUOY Choice Large Porterhouse Steak ...... $ S .7 S NEW YORK (AP) - Continu­ Wea-MM P4U i Ekctfk , ■ 6>Troiiiistor Also Our Regular Short Steak ...... $ 1 « 7 S : NEW YORK : Reserved Section $6 Goneral Admission 6$ ing the policy it adopted seven years ago, Um Long Island Rail R MARINE FKIITER I OVEN TOASTER ■ POCKET RADIO Road i«s« again awed its com- Home Made Pastries and Bread I ! Powered by Rotomatic .049 engine E 4 slices of bread toasted eiectriceily ■ with leather case, ear plug . Rexadt I • A N EVENING O F • I'Please clip this ooupon and enclose with cheek payaM el mutera in the towns along ita Iwwith automatic dutch I in 90 seconds. Grill, broil, and battery. 1-yr. eervioe II I to Sisterhood Temple Beth Sholqm... . route what colors they want ■ etc. 2 cooking levels. One guarantee. - g| • OLD-FASHIONED • | | starter. Rugged! Flics 35 C Q Q CUAM, MOU’OM MM4f AfRM j Have You Tried Our Daily their stations painted. IIM P H . Complete $ reedy n * ' * ' ■ year guarantee! a , B O4M A 10 10.00 b I • MELODRAMA • I Pleas# send ...... tickets nt 6$ I The custom of asking reei- * Vwlmt Ml Sents to pick their own etatlon !*• %• 1040 ■ Reg. 6.00 i Luncheon Specials? • WITH SIX • I ...... rickets at 88 | eolore began back in 1957 when BLUE ORAL • DAZZLING • U R R President Thomas M. CiMMior RoM I Consists of soup or fruit cipp, saute beef and peppers, I Chaok aneloeed I ...... ^ | Goodfellow invited mayors, civ- Cool bloo. HofroaMmg TAKE T *- DRUG MTOBBt ipssl pixailo, bresded pork chops, beef liver and bacon, • VAUDEVILLE f Icbchib leaders and preeidenU loMlo. • mu, At§. AAt iil^ od peppers, meat loaf, chidten pot pie, fish try af chambers at commerce to S-WEEK SUPPLY OP I NABOB s Beeeaaeseeeeeeaeae«aaaae*«a«««aea*aaasosa»ee | sound out those who use the sta REXAU SUPER PLENAMINS Risll-onor : : Uona for their views on hues. AordsolDaodoraat jl^simort snd coffee. 8 5 » < 9 9 e I ADDIUbSK sfeseessese* keaeeeeaseeeeeeeeaoeaaaeee H a m burgers 1 h a in In their latest redecoration WNh this ooupon; a generoue supply |e your* for the asking ^ program, tlu company poll 2 * ^ 7 0 * ... but huny I Offer Mod only while quantitiae laet I Aik (or { S n OV. 12, 11,14* OITY •«eeeeeeeeeeetssi leesseeeeeeeeeeeee I showed only three communities ywur Ivee supply at me ptore wNh tho RauaM e ^ , Bsjoy Your Favorito — I r wanted drastic changes in the Oplif iipUwO»«wk«r81. We4.Vw84wilylwltoUAA.^ ‘Legal Beveraga Here.. • —A— • I MaU to: Mrs. WUIIam Padi I ■aMMiM , aolor’ schemes thiy <■ ’ HANK’S S TICKETS ON I 2 1 I YT Oamrd MOreat ' Phesat 0U4M# > id. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; OONN« THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 PAGE nV M MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHKST6 L CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1, ^ IDDl m i^t laee is irom irato kua- kinds o f peopis wbo want to Malms to regtdato duty to God, War H r-SS, and ftotolMB bands. leam detective work,” aaid Religion Rules to neighbor, td self, and to Old PlauM Await jnocoevstt’a DCK "1110 mend Marine TemlMa et taftandte, HoUyu)ood*» Retd Sleuths set up a system of sthics as about 10 milaa trote Kam efB 15 New Families OVIR2MIUJON "Oh. there may ba ttmaa Jonas. "They all hava romantic Cow.” . Bomb Scare well.. Restorative Care A l ^ r t PRBCRirtlONS when you’re maUng ah arraat ideas and ate timniited to ba Life of Afghan Caiises Search T W A ir Forca aentrlaa sta­ Joining Temple Not Like Fictional Ones of a couple of big bruisers In a investigators, tohat we need art Genes JuggHnf^sfpdd tioned on the plane said thay SAFELY OOMPOUNDKP lonely spot at 2 in the morning; people who are fairly tntelliv KABUL, Afghanistan— Re- RaU BUI 10 Baiion W ASHINGTON —Mote than then you might feel a Mt appre­ gent, leam easily and ar| ISO airirianea of varlotia vin­ NEW Yorix — m s Ml* Omt In LBJ Plane had seen nobody iMar the craft. Fifteen new families will be Ugtona (tofltrlns and codes reach I Juggle genes to jEtannabuiy Involved Tha search continued Until 1 ' ita BOB THOMAS ^ "Much of our work is giving hensive. We make arrests Just steady workers." taite every facet o f life In A t- WASHINGTON — RaU-trana- tages arc stored' privately In scientists can waloomad aa members o f Tem­ ARTHUR URUa AiP. MevtedMavitUm Writer produce an 'T dstf human’M s a.m. No bomb was found. ple Beth Bbolom tomorrow at polygraph tests," iaid Russell, as anyone else can: a cltlMn’s And what * f the legendary ghsntaten. A Sunni Moslem port outlays in tha United States ctetea or in disassembled condi­ NBW YORK (A P ) • A bomb Johnson and hla party took ft HOLLYWOOD (AP) • TMs ti aiTCst. We don’t carry guns blondes who throw thsmselves m 1962 exceeded 10 billion dol­ tion seven miles from Wash­ assailed by Dr. Rene DuBos In wJKf wUeh proved unfounded I-IB pjn. at a Sabbath eve a dark-haired, wril-spoken man. country, Afghanistan gives a new book, "Tho Toteh o f at 9:30 a.m. tor Rochaatar and tea boultvard— since everyone is forbidden to at private eyea? prsesdenos to Islamic lalw, or lars, nearly 21 per cent of the ington. Tliey are at the Smith­ § From the Beginning caused a sevch of President "We give Ue-deteetor testa for carry c(xicsaled wciq>ons, luid country’s total m igh t bUl. Wa­ Lifs." Dr. DiAoa points out that Mmaon'a airplana today bafore Buffalo. Phillip Harrison, Immsdiate HMlytrood haa Its . private Meyerkamp riwok hia head riiarlah. sonian Xnatltutlon’s National since there, is no way of telltag past prealdant of tha congre- amaller poUce dapartments we’d feel' pretty silly with a sadly. The church law appliea ter-transport outlays reached A ir Museum preservation and he took off from La Guardla ayee, as do teitvlskm and tee pistol strapped outside our about 92,900,000,000, oU pipelines what kind of world futors men OOUB POBlfH B gattan, win greet the new mera- PENTLAND which don’t hava their own "Moat of those who ean afford wherever no parliamentary leg­ reatoratlon worieshops. Will inhabit, there Is no way of By BD nm iAM ^atooara and the d ty ’a mayor, A lip oft ca an upateU campaign paparbaoks. But alas, thera equii»nent, tor employment coats, to Mrs a private Investigator islation m iss — and no civil topped a bllUon dollars, and lad to their aerving aa the ,«oor. poMea reportad. SANTA MONICA, CeUt. (A P ) bare and Bwak on tea rsepon- m s FLOBIST Among aircraft there are a breeding "ideal people" to sur­ « IteiriKy'd ^>proval vt eoiuol- —Compoaer CM# Poctar la in MbUttoa o f Synagogue mam- ia i’t much almUarity between screening ta bonded Jobs such "Once in a while, when we’re ate mature and not highly at­ law is counter to church ,fr ^ h t forwarders and air car­ town’a aecond oonaolidatlon FoUoa said a switchboard as delivering wholesale Jewelry, law. Is allowsd. Church law riers divided ths remainder. 1912 Benolst biplane, a World vive ta it. ItettoB bagsii ta «wnMt ilx operator at Kennedy Interna- serious condition at a hospital bersMp. •Everything la fftowenT tea real kind and the Philip checking on a bail bond case, tractive," he aaid. oonunluion. Ceateaily Loontef At tor attorneys who want to find we might carry a pistol in the _jfM ra a fo whan a grovp o< laan, Ilia aaoond rote for conaoli* tkmal Airport had been told by hare following removal of a A IWibath Tea, sponeorad t o Marlowes and tha Sam Spades. kidney stone. tha Tample Sisterhood, win M smcB smsvT . Take the gentlemen who run out if their clients aro telling the car. But wc never have to use aeocansd with th« aUte of gov- dation diacloaed that the city a mala oallsr at 12:90 a.m. that truth, and for. companies seek­ a bdmb had baen placed aboard Porter, 71, underwent surgery honor tea new members after MS-UU — SO-M7 tee impoatng-sounding' Central it.” atMoat la RodtvUla and Var- reaidenta atiU favored conaott* ing to solve pilferage.” dation, but the proposal was the plane. Tuesday nigtat at St. John’s tee esrvtoe. Preeldente of tto OpMBlSS-Sl^ * Bureau of InveaUgation, oldest "Danger?" added Meyer­ Boa. iMuadad logatkar to aaa akat again defeated ta tha dtetrtd The operator notified police, Hoi^tal. His phyriclan said the congregation and membera of Opea Thnrikiay M l^ts Bll . t detective agency on Hollywood "The rest of our work oonsists kamp. "This may sound in­ tea Biatariiood and tee Mr. and of industrial undercovsr work A l l T h ese BaHoramanta could ba mada. in IM l. tee Federal Bureau of Inveau- operation waa successful, but Parkiag Asreaa tea Bteeat. Boulevard. Founded 96 years congruous, but the greatest Pise Street Tbay aara gromptad to act toy The work of the town’a third gatkm, tee leerat Servtee and teat Porter remained serlouriy Mra. Club wiU be preaeM at Fer !•• Clara... It was recently ' sold* by and civil and domestic investi­ danger we face is in the Los an appaiant lack of interaat and eoRimisoton is now a matter of tha Port Authority, ill because of Ms over-all physi­ the tea to answer ' questions Ctels Ougas, who became direc­ gations,” said Meyerkamp, Angeles traffic. When >you’re AT stocky and blond. "W e employ Boa-aetton which folkywed a 910/ record. The plana was parked at the cal condition. about tha Tenyda. . _____ . tor of public safety for Omaha. tailing another car you’ve got to H9M S •00 ahidy qionaorad by the toam " I cannot take credit for con- The now owners are Russell seven full-time help and several stay right with them. Let three and mada Iqr a Now York man- edldaUon,” A tty Hannabury, Jones and Bud Meyeriuunp, part-time." cars intervene, and you have to Hartford Road agamant conaultant Srm of wbo rose from chalnnan of the who previoiuly had operated the Both smiled when asked how scramble to catch up. That can Booa. Allan and Hamilton. (Stizen’s Committee for Bet­ toesl1 office o f a national detec- their work compares to their be quite hasardous.” ” niunsi A t^ . Bartoart Hannabuiy, than ter Govomment to chairmen of ttva agency. They dtacuased fictional counterparts. The Central Bureau of Inves- Moiehastar • riBdam of VacBon for about a the third eensoHdatlon com- teelr worit In their neat, aecond- "Im afraid wc don’t encounter tigafion once operated a school yaar, wma inrttod ta Join the miasion. floor office, filled with electron- much of the Peter Qunn-77 Sun­ tor detectives, but the new own­ k H IS M Broun, later known aa the Citi- There have been many peo­ to gear, tools of ths modem set Strip stuff," said Jones. ers intend to let it go defunct. lOpaa 10 to 10 ple who devoted their time and Riders of the Coventry Sage Pine Street private investigator. "About the only real danger we "We still get calls from all ★ M DY UkRD effort to the cauM of consoli­ AT SILF-SiRVICE PERT STORE dation; Tm Juot the lad in patrlck asks, "W hat has line." he aaid. •Five Girls on a Horse” is^ lAORtfTMMTER •'Every time anything hap­ the title given to this 1932 pic­ happaifpsned to these five pretty Hartford Road' pened. it moved iia closer to ture by Aixhle Kilpatrick, for­ lassies aboard an old white ★ ORM STIR merging." TTila time. Atty, mer Herald reporter-photogra­ Haifiwttor ” pher. KUpatriek, who now lives mare? Am they aU minled? Hannabury continued. "the Do they have famlliea? Dp they ★ E M L E time waa perfed." in Concord, N JI., wrote that he took the ]kcture 32 years ago still Uva In the area?" . T lie re are things that divide in North Coventry, in a cottage Kilpatrick worked on The Opes 10 to '10 ★ rbuer-w u * Rockville and the fire diatrlet.” yard beyond the old church on Herald from 1929 to 19M and. be CMitlmied, "but there arc fa r Rt. 44A. before leaving, wrote a book, ★ HMBERFELD more things that imite us. Tm He asked The Herald to print ”T1ie History o f Manchester in thankful that we w ill never go the photo in order to learn if World W ar/H." He has never back to the idea o f separation. any readers recognise the girls loot interest in the town, and ★ RUBLEV Herbert Haimabury, who was and the man holding the horse. frequently vlslta town. ruuned ©orooer for the county early this year, is a native of ★ NMX Chelaea. Mass., a city to the costing the town less than had north o f Boston. One of four Hebron been anticipated. Out of a 92.40(1 ★ R EinO children, he served in the Navy apjaroprlatlon less than 9400 has been spent in the first quarter. in World W ar n in the South Maintaining the town dump waa ★ SUPERIOR Pacific IFYE Fetes reported gettli^ out M hand ta‘ He attended Boatoh Vniver- the first two months of the fis­ atty and the law school at tee cal year, but nOw seems to ba ★ OREM University o f Connecticut. Visitor from averaging up better. The first Hannabury studied law nights quarter’s expense ran up to ★ KUSM I Ooaamlttaa for Batter Cfov- at UOoon with two other local nearly 9660. MBd (OC8G). attomiea, Iwo B. Ilah erty Jr. New Zealand raa ooa of about and Frank McCoy. Maaoheater Evening ReraM ★ WSTM end ha waa elected Hannabury la marriod to the A ll friends of the IF Y E and Hebron ooirespoodent Miss of the group. fmvner Ruth Flaherty. They their fomUiee have been invited Snsan B. Pendletaa, toiophono m i Mmt Mortt **Wa made a check to aee If have three children, Mark, 12 to a farewell party tor Tolland 399-3464. annanHilaficn of the town w Susan, 10 and Thacy, 5 County’s IF Y E exchangee, Bill poaalhle imdor the then m 111 order to support his fa;gi- Penno, from New SSealimd. The Homo Rula Act, wUch had ^lat Sy during his nighttime law party takes place Saturday, Oct. Chaminade Club boon paaaad toy tho General Aa- courses, he worked aa a claims 24, at 7:46, at Northeast School, aamb^,” Hannatouiy aaid, “ tout adjuster and later, a claims su­ Rockville, Rt. 30. Everyone who Chairmen Named Fill Your Christmas Toy List Now! One Low Discount Price! wa found that the only anawar pervisor. Ho lived in Wethers has met Bill likes him and has waa wider a apodal act.” fid d then. enjoyed hearing about Mb fk r off • - t a«mr an atudy of The young attorney began country. He leaves teis state Mrs. Charlas O. Lankofi, Bw protolama of tho trl-gorem- his law pradloe in March, Oct. 27, and this will be your president of the Chamtaadc BBonf atnieture in toani, and an last chsnce to learn more about 10M. He had moved to Vernon Musical C9ub, haa today an­ anflaao numtoar of poadbla aohi- the previous December. He had New Zealand and to say goodbye Bo m , the OCTC waa reqfonaible moved to Connecticut from to the speaker. nounced committee chairmen. far havliB: a apodal a d paaaed, Massachusetts in 1951 Among other matters to be They are: Mra. Dtmlel D. m iB tte committee nominated Why was he interested in conslderpd at the 80th annual Stewart and Miss Marjorie Biaiiibrira to flia town'a Charter oonaolidatlon ? meeting and supper of the He­ Steitaens, program; Mra. Ches­ mmA OoBaoUdatlon Commlaaion. "Anyone tnvolvad in our bron Pint Congregational ter Lupper, active membership; H ia pn U aoB o f oonaoWdatkm government waa ^ipalled at Church this Saturday will be Mra. W alter Joyner, aaeoclate af TonaoB are not now. PabUe tea situation," Hannabury said. vtaetber the purchase the membership; Mrs. Ben Huek Bohoola o f tha town ware united "Mbat people living here Just “ Red B am " and an acre of land and Mrs. Gladys Vennart, hos­ about W yaara ago, and in 19S2, sleep here, work elsewdiere, end from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rob­ pitality; Mm. J « ^ (Soto, li­ U oltiaiaa o f the d ty . lad by tha do act care about the town." inson should be approved. The brarian. tPEOKlJaa Amdy Cmti Crmftmaster Cragstan V. S« Cragsian 4S lata Phmp 1C. Howe, then pdnd- "Unless,” he added, “ they property- mentioned adtolns the Also, Mrs. ABon/.eSark, wel­ pal of Rockville Ogh Sdiool, got involved. Once they get church. The addition of land is fare; Mrs. Howard Chase, pest JETOHR a O e PBLLTaYt t C « PAINT SET 66e ARMY JEEP 6 0 c •AP PISTOL lAOATBLU • • needed for extra parking space. BMt a t the public library to oon- involved, they, too, were ap­ president; Mrs. Victor Heiriag, PrieHea Pewemd AeeeNii Aakaale Tws IslOPIehMe CesiesWage Beetea llapMiaMf AatlMi O.I. Jaa Aertan CaaM aidar conaolidathm oC tha town palled.” The Red Bam is the place where the annual auctiohs sponsored by auditing; Mrs.. Vinorat Stone, aC Vamon and the dty of Rock- TheHannabu^s Uve present­ calling odihunitteo, aiid Mrs. ama. (The third government, the ly on Berkley Dr., in the dia- the Men’s FellowsMp are held. tziet However, they recently The acquisition of the above Donald Sisco, transportation. Vonou lire Diatrlet. was not The club U oeldbrattag Its fomod lartfl aftar World War purehaged a homa on Main properties would be of consider­ able importance to the church. 26th an^versary with‘ a dinner H). St., Taleottvillc, and w ill move RaasoB for the meeting waa aaaoonaa renovatlona on their Scoot Drive Soooessfiil and meeting Nov. 2 at Woodruff ' f m M a d aa tha poor flnandal con- new home are complete. The Girl Scout fund drive here Hall. A ll members and guests OREPE difiew of tho town while the Hannabury la an accompliah was a big success, as reported of Chaminade Musical Club are oMy*a flnanoeo were in good ed, versatile musician. Among by Mrs. Bruce Keefe, chairman. welcome. INSULATED tha instruments he has mas­ The quota for Hebron was 9276, SOLE lumber of other conoolida- tered are the piano, accordion, amount collected, 9281.66. Mrs. tfoOi, and An ooeadonal adiara- clarinet, marimaphone and bass Keefe wishes to thank canvas­ Thompson Given tlan. flfforta and stndiaa were fiddle. sers and donors.. amda, own in U M by the Two- BiM ^tpointment to tbs pnn- Two baptisms took place last CHUKKA BOOTS IWaterproof PACS Eagle FIREOLOW FUset-Friee F ia h e e A M e e F k k e r F r ie e - O HaseenfeiUPe Mm x WHHMfP M a trid Committee. Ih e com- ent Chsiter Consolidation Com­ Sunday at the Hebron First (Con­ Town Contract mission was his first appoint gregational Church. Those SSe SNAPIEADSMC MEDKKIT M e TRABTtR tie adttoe reported to then Mayor For Men and • AB Wannly lined Fees rFOOTBALLiec FUUTOT M e REEENIEE Barman CNaon that its reeom- ment to any Rommission, christened were: James Ray­ R. W. TiKHnpemj, Inc. of New­ Atty. Hannabury's efforts Bessy PsM Toy 14-^.PIeeik Play Pse Toy T-N. Dsolar KB aawidatlonB were to separate the mond Burt, son of Mr. and Mrs. ington has been awarded Big Boys o Steel Shank Support atty from the diatdet. and split for consolidatlan w ill put him Douglas N. Burt, and Douglas contract for supplying the town the Vomon School System in out of two Jobs, both non-pay' John Churchill, son of Mr. and highway department With Popular warmly-lined 2- e Heavy-Duty Oieatod for the town. The cb^er Mrs. Douglas R. (hurcMll. The Soles and Heela - , conunisaion w ill soon vote to *’Vac-AU” street cleAner. eyslet style. Sturdy com­ 66 Rev. John N. (Cross, pastor, offi­ Thompson submitted a nOt m d f v ' «i»«i>Md ttself and the Vomon ciated. fort-cushion crepe rubber eFnII Height... Board of Finance, o f which he Property owners should be on price of 918,500 at bid openings boles. Sizes 6 ^ to 12. Slaea 1 to IS ^ » member for five the alert to file their property on Sept. 30, taking into account .U5?r lists before the deadline, Nov. 2, the t^e-in of a 1918 Dodge SSmltteTtJ;- fori^m e Packer Unit. 2 3 to escape the ten per cent penal­ S2r.SSTwl5‘lte;^^ attorney by day ty tor delinquents. Although the only other bid­ » conaoUdationist by Substitato Teachers Named der, the H.O. Penn Machinery ^ d t «‘fht,” be reflected. ’’During Substitute teachers approved Co. of Newington, was low with to fill absences at the elemen­ a net price of 911)806, its bid CCBQ, dormant during the; ^*^*“*^ ^ ?**!J?* tary school are: Mrs. Wheeler on supplying a “ Good Road Hassenfetd , Hassenfeld 8.L Muhley TEXAS Uuhley DOUBLE Marx GLIMBINB Massenfeld MR, worts o f the first charter com- **** Hess, Mrs. Amalie (Caufleld, Scavenger” was rejected for H —»n«t, reactivated itself when city “ <1 «»* toW et. Mrs. Delayne Wlrth, Mrs. Mar­ not meeting specifications. TAMMY LOOM M e SHAVE KIT M e B-SHOOTER 6Qe HOLSTKRSETMe ARMY TAHK M c POTATO RIAOB M e the first consolidation prsqmaal Tlien he added, "But Tm lon Hurlburt, Mrs. Edith Steg, The specs called fo r a sweej>- ... _ . • •-^(kPt.SsO aSOStMtCopPiNsI i SeiM. 2 Hsilteit — ai--i..WtaA.u.T«.Haslk,WM-UpTsy «ea—si™..se-Ms. eras ready in I960. Togkher glad its over.” Mrs. Henrietta Green, Mrs. Jac­ er with a 13 cubic yard capa­ with tlM Rockville Junior queline Spencer, and Mrs. Rose city, met by the "Vac-All.” The Chamber o f Ccnnmerce. it SADT-WATEK IBRIOATION Marie Fowler. "Scavenger” model has a cai>a- Nrocked for passage of the BBLTSVnXE, Md. (A P )—Re A roast beef dinner sponsored clty o f 12 cubic yards. unity propoealJ Tlw first char­ cent eiqwriments conducted by by St. Peter’s Episcopal Church ter was approved in the city; the U.8. Department of Agricul­ is scheduled for Oct. 24, in the parish hall, with servings from France Supplies Grfece aotindly dem ted ta tec dis­ ture Research Service here T . t trict. show that certain vegetables 8:30 to 7 p.m. Almost immediately there­ that have a "good tolerance" of Other dates to keep in mind I PARIS—Since 1955 France’s salty or brackish water in emer' are: Annual Christmas fair, ! exports to Greece have in­ i s # after, city town and district of- creased 135 per cent. Now flriala began a aeries o f Joint gency irrigation are beets, kals Nov. 21; every member canvass, aaperagus, and qrinach. Nov. 16; Thanksgl'ving Day, France is Greece’ s fourth- aieettags to discuss solution of largest supplier — after Weet the iBequitles. Their meetings, Radishes, celery, and green Nov. 26. aftsnded by 22 aldermen, ee- beans can not Uva when irri­ It is reported that operating of Germany, Great Britain, and IsolBMB fire dlstriet commls- gated with salty water,. the new town office building is the United States. ( MI-HEEL SHOES 4 Pe. SmmsonUa Cragstan MODEL Romeo HELMET BIAHT PUSTI6 MOMSTER SPOOK . ABORBARE M e LUIBABE M e LOBOMOTIVE M e AMD PISTOL t i e PM BAMK M e BTIBK RATTLE M e Full Uttis «M i Drsst-Up Opoas, Ossai Uks RssI W M Disw-Doef BsN C.I. Typo. Hasrte If* UeMskoUo WsM-Oiis Posts Grain r Fully INTERIOR LATEX OKI COAT Leather Insulated B B N M PMHT W A LL PAIN T • ucuLiMT iwme WHY PAY MORE AMC CCVMAifi • IN MNUINE SHEARUNG UNED CREW NECK • mm IM M WORK OR HONTING ■-SSS, BUY O N E ONE A4IMVTII . • NO PAINTY mm M i . I # CO T 4MM.fr. or K COVIRAOf0 Hk OALION HUNTING BOOTS O lASV CUAN^Cf PULLOVERS WITH tCAf ANC WATU 1 1 9 7 BOOTS Comfort and protection in W:Z. Fine rugged leather ta a coldest weather. Super- of Lamb's Wool p a i n t s quality boot Solid leather BIRLS’ Barbie XYLOPHOME with REAL-LOOKIMB 86 WATERBOLOR BIB MDSIBAL B^POWER MamjContm wear soles ' and heels. $ ^ 9 S IV IR Y insoles. Warmly insulated. Mphoir OBd -Nyloii 2adOAL. FREE SizM dVt to 12 WALLETS M e 14 KEYS M e BIMOBULARS M e PAWTSET' 6 « e . SPIMTOP M e TKLESBOPE M e FREE 1 1 ” Wzes 6% t e 12. T-Pc. PIsNk, PeMiat lfVk*,tMaUsto Heady Csalor Pstat Brarii, PalaR, PaMsHa flariiatHiili BtfeedsMltHi* . COAT OIL RAM O N I COAT SKCIAL QUART PRICfS Bt W AU PAINT HOUSE PAINT ALYKD FUT 2 FOR 1 LOW PRICE • NCCCNii HIM II • emi O NAT, YKVffTY metw MMiorroci rmtiM •sBsrsxu TRIM AND DICk O m a '9 2 4 • CAN m K«l*MI0 ( O i •= fAMT 0 OHI COAT COVIM INAMIL ^ ^ *of wmoiN fm oAYi o mr CUANONC MORT lUOPACW 0 Cf TO 4« r • Men's Super-Grade fdLt-.-i.i7' K. ItMl-MOtt 9 Ma'049 l x * 65% lamb’s wool, 25% mohair, 10% ->0 - • mmmrrmm INAMIL A A nylon. In Glen blue, bottle green, • I gray, burgundy or charooaL Stats O CM M MIT1MI paiMWM NMN A m s 0 9 9 SUBURBAN BOOT I ■naU, nMdlum and largo. • l o m b ia m b . IL JL MOM, CORHMTt AIM ««ART* M OTHia IMTIRltfR AND IXTmiSa MINIf OF FINI GRAIN LEATHER ^ Superior |i.pB. •NMA WABON LOAD HORSE BRINE • K H BRAID bSSJL free FRISTiOH FOOD peksHor, Typo amtmWd IstekshtU PaR Tsy'wMJ COMPLETi UNE OF OTHER IN IRIOR AND EXTERIOR f AlhfTS. Cushioned insoles, foam-rubber soles and heels. Shop King’s for : M9 MAIN aTBEET—TEL. •M -««n Open Daily Btaes 6H to 12. ” 9mS MaKh O f B m 9 OfOM s aJl^isspjl Ita ra . 9s • FJW. Quality and Value MAMfO COAM ‘ ' ^ ■ '* ■ *

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|tf^Tgr.m c!qTmm EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TOURSDAY, OC7TOBER 16, 1W4 FAOB S E f m ______^ -4 1 MANCHESTER BVffinNO HERAIJ). M ANCHttW ra, CONN., TTOUSDAYt OCTTOBER K . 1964 her at thqlr home. Mrs. Thomas at a Jock and Jill ohowar fOr bride’s pauenta will be host and AfiHnlto to Hwiden gave her las Johnson atnd ber fiance, hostess for the wedding party ,N o L o w n r RHc m l y ------a shower at her home. Mrs. Charles R. Audetta to Man­ after the wedding rehearsoL Aaynlaera Bi Ooaaa. avaeuatlas pay. From Your Neighbor's John Malette ot Storrs eras co- chester. The brlde-eleCt ,wos Mise Johnson is the daughter -Save With Stoety" Atom Blast •ha declares, tomevar, (hat hoatesa. Mrs. Charles Word, honored at a tea af the home of Mr. and Mrs. Borl L John­ NeiBcUework Preserved Seven Generations ■ha to taking off the day tha BY DOnUl BBLDOra Mrs. Joseph AmsBtea and Mies of Mrs. Jote|di R. Audetta to son, Meriden. Her fiance is a bomb to trlggarad. It It ever to. IClsB Korea Grace Johnson Colette Amontea, all of Meri­ Manchester. ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. E v a c u e e s Har pcehSem to tMs^ She has a m pplants an not oaily vary to Merldsn waa recently feted Audetta, 43 Lancaster Rd., MTHUR BRUa decorative vagsUblMt______tn_____ their at four bridal showera and oth­ den, wero-hoebeoaea a t a ehow- Her office aseoclates at Pratt By DORIS BEUHNH Mada tobrs than 1.000 plastar to V for Miss Johnson. and WUtnay, Division to UMted Menchastor, Paria toa^as. Her hritOa traas- rldh purple coverings, hut can er eveaits. Mrs. Arthur Prases Tha naadlawork of a 14-yaarr Mr. and Mrs. DoaiaM Stoa- Aircraft Ooip-. Beet Hartford, The couple will be married MakeAtcney uraa lina tha walls to har Bax- add variety to the vegetable 8r. and Mias Doris J. Preecs, Saturday at S t Jamaa’ Church. old firf haa baan praaarvad > ' farvUto cafe and Uving quartan. ' of Meriden, entertained aewskl to Meiidan ware hosts fetsd her at a dinner. The Read Herald Ads.: ___: (AP) *- Onc« «p- thirmsh aavan ranarationa to She avaa A bna soma la her ooum tn dally menus. Mrs. . Hmm 9 » t* WM m amM- tha family to Mn. Maryarat BAxtimvni;ji, m iw . CAI*) Thomaf P. Magnotta to 82 — Raaidanto to this ratd^aaaka: fkther’I. crib down the j TOOBC m m namad CSar- Maixall. who to wtnlerln* with road. ■ MaMhall Rd. makes Pickled Mito.FiulliwatM ■mjfth*. har aon and famUy, Oaorgp infested oountryslda have found "They bfaak my ptaquas Bggplsnt and Shoestring Bgg- tvakwriMa. m Ma frtaa Maixall of Hublard Dr., Var- a new way to make money — aom elx^’s fotng to pay,” sba - ’-■st from recipes glveaTto edM >MH. WM **nt pratty ntm. evacuate aam ttma tha AtonUe daclaras •TB , hava a by ber mother. wan M • «arttMa«r's. num ta- Di 17M, RachM Kaatto, Mr ■norgy Oommtosien gats iqpasm “ PAUifneiAU Pickled Bgiyhuat tM t aiPMli ptaa yrtiat h* mad* :.mada tha aanmlar to tram cranked up to eat off an atomic Tha aIBCIu passed out small 1 medium eggplant, peelqd ' 4 taxicab bb Saturday! atitch and naadfapoint on homa- paper rectangles sdiich cUp onto M n i s n M A m 8 teaqpocQs salt apoB Uaan and tt haa- bam paw' bomb. elder vinegar Thua tar M tamiUas, tnvolviiig elothtof. Tito chemically treated a Mt af facUy pramrvad thraatoh tha gadgeto are aensitlv* to ra- H teaspooaa oregaaso yaara. Mm. MalxrtI, . cart about SM pafseas, have claarad Dry hot pepper out of the praaettbad area tsriea dioaOtivlty, and evaryona on tha ' r T m xot uMuit to ha a aaul- ttaoa bar ancaatora dtroctly to a n a to supposed to wear one. FalmtrRt^bilOis Olive ofi law ‘ iiiVMy-Cnihbar,’’ ha aald. Rachal, framed tha handlwock: In prapdrtolota for tha nuelaar Slice eggplant about one- explosion deep In the Tatum But Mrs. Bm U carries hen In "OttltVh to abova cask. I wuit and brought It to har aon’a her ptMket -R epairi - quarter-inch thick and placa in to ba Oto moat eultutad man in hoola from har homa in m itaa. Salt Dome neat here. eonander aad sprinkle with But nO explosion eama. •'T gto ilok to peofda eoAiMg (ha «atold.*‘ Pa. into the cafe and telling Ms say ...- ■alt Allow to vain several So ha aat aol la purwH a( X Balfhbor In Vamoa laoant- Wlnd 'wid weather must meat hours ae overnight- Put about praelstoStandards to protect tha badge’ already waa turniiair::pti’- , AlnndiimB Sidiiis ly mw tha sampler and waa ao p u 7 'sh e said. one-inch elder..vlnegar, oregano, waa tha moat eul tmpnwaed that aha recalvad public in tha event radioaetlva CaO A flW 5.P.1I. one-quarter teasi>oon' sallt and gases 'escape 2,700 feat up to tha hvaS cC.bto day baaanaa peirmttoion to oall tha curator About SO kinds to birds sat few grains hot pepper into a ha tawto arvwthtos th an waa to Wadaworth Athenaum. He surface to the earth. « 4 3 . 4 n 2 quart canning Jv. race about to kao# tfacn,'^ ha told himaelf. The going price for evacu­ poieon-tvy berrlps without. 01 earn# to the Malxalto' homa effsets. three layers of eggplant In Jar «*I arm baopma.ttia moat cul< an^ after axamtntog the nea* ating your home in this area to and coyer ^ t h ouye oil. Re­ turai 1^ to a» day bgr toam dtework, aald that in hto opin $10 for persons II and.older and peat until Jar Is full. Be'sure taV aaratytbms tbara to to know ion ba fait It mould ba display* $0 for thoee younger. eg ^lan t is, covered with oil and Ifr. ■ow.'* ad In WaaMngtoo, D. C. Ha One family with eight cMldran vinegar. Can J v and seal. Al­ At fltto ararythliic waid awlm has arrangod to taka tt to an and six adults makes $100 a low six weeks before uring. mlngty. Ba laad an tha traat appraiser in Utehfidd-to try whack. Mora federal, funds are Shoestring Bggplaat boofea^ Than ha basan raadlnc and aatimate Ita tnia valua due toon, possibly. Thuraday,. 8 to 4 medium egnlonts Bot*ao-ctaat hooka. Ha baeama Bora la 1774, whUa thla coun' tha latest data sat tor the explo- 1 quart cider vinegar irodlBloiiBly tetonaad about av* try waa atUl a BritUh QruwA' alon. 1 Bint olive oil at yMnas' tran tha Aardyark to Ooloay, Rachel was raiaSd ,a •niara to Mttto apriow amoiig 1 tehspoon oregano Eyntaa. Ha atoo know about Quaker in or around MIUtiHa> those who IMS thair^ jxMketa teaspoon chopped gorlle- phSonafliy and philtata. about Pa. Tha wording, on the asm* with govasnmaht toohey to tMsf U teaspoon hot’.red pepper ' muale. muadlaa. maaaela and pier raflacta har raUgloua up- farm country vdiare' cutover I TO SHARE Peel eggplantr ~ eiid aiUoe muiamiaa. biinglng, and she btoo includes pine land rnAea aeil eroslpn a lengthwise, then turn and Fmtharabeh baeama tha Ufa .the alphabet, minus tha letter major probtoM* tolce in opposite direction, as to aaaiy party, bacauaa-ha could The ovathaad la practically if making Fronch fries. Boll anatoar ovary ^uaatlon but in* J. In a c<»iiar, near, the 'iptoef THB border, there to ^a stSip .that nonaxtotant,' ainea all one must vinegar and drop eggplant Into atatad an aHawerlhg^hrary tjuas- do is eUmb into a pickup truck TOV aHOtlLiDT ■ ■ . ______hot vinegar. Remove from tloa. aa HaaDy, ^ (rtanda looks as If It might haira coma from k pricked Anger:. and depart Um old bomastaad. IT MIGHT T A I W A N a heat and cooL When slightly The Taraaa on thp mmimr Tha Manned detonatkto to part JU8T cgyBYoftt b l o o d . To aV worm squeese -vinegar otit to read; . ' of tha ABC’s Projabt pHoMa, THB MUR8BB IH WHfltg^ AN P tiApy,lKORA.T , ----- eggplant andvf^e eggplant In liora tha Ix>rd . (Htorald photoa ^ Pinto.)______. aimed at marpenlng AmerleaB ly tiJ. ALIj BB BMlLnW FCHl TTM X W O M D SU t^ l £ ^ bowl... Add other ingredi­ And ha win be ' ' detaetiah acpilpmant for uitoaV' ents and mix. Put In quart Jars Laura Kurts of Troop 10. The ground nuclear axploalons. - RATHBR TAXB jBLOOD, THAW JUBT BIT A l ^ and fill to within one inch to X tender Falltor vatlona eloaa Oct S8 and may top. Add. enough olive oil to tJnto. the (thaa) > >. C ham inade Notes be made with Mrs. Ban Huok, pole to 12 feat high and depicts Originally 'amadulad Sept. iS, iiiiitotliM uaafilL Bdt tha day Girl Scout badges and program tha first postponement waa SO 0 1 ^ ™ b m a OldiA».: coyer egg plant. Seal Jars and hto ttoaaaa bouiht a eomputor, 51 Turnbull Rd., or Mrs. Gladys OlVB TOUR BLOOD A TtH B N TO V ^ - allow to stand six to eight The loas of trdaaurm Mum levels. Mias KurU, assisted by attributed to technical ditticul' Htrald photo by Pinto ttiayflrad Protharsbaa, who had­ 25 th B irthday Vannart 70 Weaver Rd. her father. Oscar Kurts, spent ties. It was rescheduled tha next IF TOU RBALLT TWT, YOU CANT MISS Hf- . , / weeks before serving. n’t M d a atoek or bond to two ’Ihe lorn of truth to more Tha tonnar and meeting to tha past summer carving and Mrs. Magnotta is a imtlve of MRS. THOMAS P. MAGNOTTA Tha lorn of Chriat to such open to all ^ members, former weak but again kcribbad due to yaada. ^ Chaminade Musical Club ariU painting tha totem pole now unfavorable winds. JA ffi J. lAPPEN ACENCV Manchester and attended "d tfh sa may ba payiaa yoa Aa ao ana can raatora celebrate ita 25th anniversary members and friends of Cbami- erected in tha flag circle at the Perhaps foremost in a eontto' sriiools here and Holy Trinity dhrldnda. but K ton’t a with a dinner and meeting Mon­ nada. camp. g4nt of worriers to Mrs. Clau­ IN8URANCB AND RBAL ■BTATB High School, Hartford. tHH« to ba|p pay can;* Tha lot to Saints have always SS BALDWIN ROADv $44-1841 She la a meanbbr of St. M v- Episcopalians Pondering been day. Nov. 2 at Center Congre­ Cadetta Scout Janet Diehl will dette Bsall, 8 BaxterviUa, gational Churm. Dinner will be conduct a flag ceremony. The wife an oilfield$, to driller. 8ha goret’s Circle,-Doaghteax to Isa­ _mV* anaarad pyethara* AfOlotion hara and sooms Just beyondto tha line mandate-to •mitotinm!” And Hb that waa the bast of served at 6:80 pjn. In Woodruff Indian dance will ba performed to bella, and Hs regeait; a member Relationship with G>uncO ^„.sa ha was daprassad mo- men HaU. A meeting and program Girl Scout "Notes by Alma# Oalgor. asslstad by to the State GIrole of D to I and mantoiSy, Phan ha mw a nasrs- Was morn and arown with wUl ba held at 8 p.m. in tha members of har family. Its secretary: a leader to PUdaratlon Room. Tha program ■am scout will add a fagot to Brownie' Troop 874, Boweta 8T. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) —1 > The cmnplalnta charge toe paper Mmi that aald tha amn thoma Aa Indian erarooniai wUl ba to maa'a kaawladga waa dtni- Tha jMung arttoaa aoada tha wQl ba a repeat of tiia first one the ceremonial fire with wishes Schbol, and a nientber c< ttaq SharpiL conflicting feelings council bos “entered into toe praaentad by the club. conducted Sunday a t 4 p^m.iat for Otrt Scouting to Uva forover Ladies of St. Jaanes. swiricid today around an issue political arena’’ and reflected Miiif amry trrm yaots. latter 8 la the manhar to that ideas that “appear in large port ••ft kMt 'maana thara’a that period, wMch to our praamt Mra. Rupert. UppUng to chair­ camp Marriwood, Gardner 8t. at Camp Marriwood. Camp Her husband is em^doyed at before the Episcopal Church — much more anttura to ai A hand carved totem pole will songs will close tha ceremony. LENOX PHARMACY Don wmis Garage. The couple the quaation of its future rela- to be of toe ‘left’ In their poli- day r . She atoo mtoqwUad man of the dinner. She wlU be All area scouts and friends tioaishlp with the National Coun­ Ucs." Ute,’* ha (oM himaelf. ^ affUcUon. Several initlaU are assisted by members of Grace be formally presented to Camp iM 9 - 0 8 t« bos three children, Winiam, a Prtoherabaa grew a iMard. HU Marriwood by Cadetta Scout are welcome at tha carmonlal m EAST CENTER STREET student at Dling Junlv High cil to lu rc h e s. The council’s activity in be­ included on the aampler and Group to Center Churm. Raaer- With several moves afoot at half to racial integration has alotte babama tattered. Ha ato Mra. MeixaU baUavaa they are School; Sharon, a Grade 6 pig>n been a particular target lately. eut b( gaitago cans. Ha toapt In a t Boweiw SOhooI, and Rchert, the denomination's triennial membata to tha famUy. general convention seeking Amid the tension surrounding raUfoad statiana and abandoned Baaldaa tha fine example pt a Grade. 4 wtudent at Bowers too Issue, toe Rt. Rev. Henry I. flp* houSm. School. withdrawal from the toter- Bsft every hour It waa opm ba Rachel’s handiwork, Mrs. MeiX- ohurch cooperative body, an Louttit, bishop of Bouto Florida, all Mao haa two pieces of her lOMfiMM. Mrs. MagnotU Mkes to knit, open hearing was called this sadd in toe House of Btshops ' at tha pubHe Ubrary. asw, read, and can and freese “our compamying with our In tima tfaara didn’t___ really wadding rilvar, engraved with morning on toe matter. pyotfaanrt>ae the initials RSI, for her mar*, fresh froita and vegetables for Ihe council, including most of Christian m-etoron is under much that winter meals.’ dldnrt know. riad name Bavas. toe nation’s major Protestant attack." M hto aoth Urtbday, aa ha Oaorge MeixeU, a veteran to and Orthodox churches with a He sold some amtlcouncll aat Ahme ia toa pubUc Ubrary World War n , can trace an- total to 40 million members, groups “have Joined In am unho­ c a tta n that fought la tha Rkv< carries on Jtont work in relief,- ly, demonic cOTsplracy with die­ munAUng. and acrateUng hlm- hard segrogatlomsts and profes­ aalf, two men In wMte ^ k e ta olution, the CUvU W ar and Many Praise publishing missicais, Oiristlsn appnamed Pratharsbaa, threw Spanish American War. education amd otl^-fields. sional patriots” who deal In half a net over Mm, and took Mm Although aha would like to Both critics and supporters of truths “while waving toe flag am keep the aampler, Mra. Meixm It marshalled their arguments anti-CommunlstS." to a bool^ faatdi. \ . king After The Rev. Camon Theodore O. Tbgra you can find mm toUl feels that m e should mara the ^ i H « y E before a special commission early example of fine needle­ ■axas*. hero. It subsequently will Wedel, one of toe church’s leaul- sndtomiy lecturing hto fallow to- CREAM lie reiMiafX rwAtkMt’ErMtu 2 f ^ 4 l matoa on such topica as “The work with aa many Americana r u s b i n o ^ Nobel Award present its findlng^s tor action. Ing scholams, said toe council la aa are intaraatad, and U am- U«t*4er er R«4I- 1.N COMPACT POWDH jmiunr I f e f lJ ] It Is headed by Bishop J. “toe only hopeful agency on this Mstarieal tafhienca to toe shher 'Met*, reteitr or continent by meams of which we on Anstrtoh aconomica.” ioua to see It dtoplayed In b 4,15 SUPPOCT NYLONS Brooke Mosley to Delaware. museum or colonial homa opm . a*#, fie JMfr CMfort, KMMd or lEwriMI. 2 DSir 4.11 , A1LANTA, Go. (AP) — Con­ can cooperate with our Chris­ They d m t know what Proth- AlCOJgl gratulations and tributes poured Authorized three years ago to arstaSa to talking about — and to tha pubUc. Me KXAU SHAMPOOS . - * inquire Into toe conduct and tian brothers." c»M>ie..i4...... 2«or J | ' m to^y tor Dr. MOrUn Luther usefulness to toe council, toe 'We’re desperately needed ha dudm’t know that toay aren’t *TSS‘ato .^ . Me NANI unON , lOng Jr., winner of the 1964 there,” he said. “Our church Repoblie Short CifiWEIIIE.IaM. ■ -.* Nobel Peace Prise. A few segre­ commission already haa drawn Atlanta, where he Is undergo­ , . ■ " '1 t ^ _ ato. ere 2 fo rJ I toe Episcopal Church to quit It C. Relnert, president of 8t. VADDE, Uamtenatoin — Tiny nia’s first and only . praeldent. 1964 ' aw.sje Me TAIl^ WmoPO ing a routine yrtiyslcal checkup. or shuply censure It. Louis University, a Romam tiedrtanstdin to one to Kuropa’s Ha was emnmandar In cMef, WHILE THEY LAST! BRAND NEW EMtt Umr' 2 “This is on extremely moving Laymen and clerical deputies, Catholic Institution, urged local two todapandant - prtocipalltlas. governor, and president of the hr20l i32#»r/0c 1.31 BICAUINM noSniATE fbr moment in my life,’’ sadd the 86- representing 8% million Eplaco- Interdenominational efforts to Tha othar-^hattar known, thanks ■hort-Uved Bear Flag 6 TAOjEnnaaMiflo-,;_____ I f o r l, yeor-old Integration leauler, the paJiens across toe country, also solve lurban problems. “Let us to Piliujsm Oraca—to Monaeo. lie In 1846. ENERAL ELECTRIC WASHERS! PRICED TO youngest vdnner since the lave been deluged with materi­ unite, each In our own cities, to h.cos»w^____ 2 for jo a-word was first made in 1601. al accuitog the council of “a solve toe problems that are Among the first to send con­ philosophy at v^rtance” with eating at the very heart of MOVE TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW ’DS MODELS! 2 tar 34 BLUi gratulations .was U.N. Under­ America,” he said. secretary Ralph J. Bunche, the toe churito ft i'in — a for 120 1 I only other American Negro to • iiw ’iV iW 2 for 34 «>2“ her left hip. Could a contami­ receive the peace prize. nated -vausclne needle have y Jg a& J^ n eeii. for 2.11 Bunche, who won the priw in WMi Tap value S l^ p s you aan gW tMa h 1960 tor negOUntlng the Pales­ The caused this? If not, what can I Badito Hak Diysr. 8 heat eonhols, asolualva i 6-E family-size tine armistice, said the award to do to prevent this type to In ■paad atsi aMBehmaat Yours lor 8 VjtipUIKA kfcUuL t^S'SSrmrftw^S. ____ iforl.TI King was “a striking interna­ fection ftt»n occurlng again? tional recognition of the caiue Doctor Says A — Infection from a con automatic at a auid struggle of the American laminated needle would occur o l o v r Negro for ful> equality in the first at the place where toe In American society.” VACCINATION 8CBEDCLE Jection was made. Under cer _ ,2 for 1.78 In New York, former U.B. CAN BEGIN AT TWO MONTHS tidn condiUons It could spread RJU-SCALE SERVICE BANKI Last Chance price! from there to other parts of toe Don’t let anyoHO tell you that you Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy f i d King “symbolized the By Wayne Gt..BiaBdBtadt, MJl. body. It Is sometimes difficult •M MBT Musut lenes, rnsii, to prevent these Infections be' ■wtficitto, I n.et. atruggle of mankind for justice Newspaper Enterpaiee Assn. Saver Leed Selector, 2 veih toeqieratoree. Detoieat sat ETtia art uTiaN, i«uii, a a. _-|fo r JS and equality through nonviolent cause staphylococci are every Dtopewer led nesy ether toetsresl When should your child be where. Since every superficial ■a* Aia ainusNER, a*i«u. 7-ec. m •1.2 to K t’x a il D E O D O K A N T S means.” v „ . etc tiL awaaim Atceeai Mayor Robert F. Wagner of vaccinated? The American Aca­ break In toe skin or mucous Reiill a h. oi...... - NEOI. New York wired: “You have demy to Pediatrics makes toe membrane offers these germs a aat tam-swAai, Reuii, , I04A U chance to gain a foothold, adl 100 tipEli-tip or 84 deublt-Up •Mmaaa., SPJttT now Joined a select company of following roconunendatlons: can’t have low prices, h '^ quality and such breaks should bs treated 1S8 Wia IRUSIN8, NylM. ‘ hwt ram .>(S08Ot , world leaders; Free men every­ Give the first dose to com­ PMk, Mim, clear______ItorIJI* AwaR’ASaad.l where salute you.” bined dlitotoeria - tetanus-whoop­ promptly. They should be •TMt. satowl cleaned with a soap containing TSc SAM NITS Pr«k*qiiL * “This is an eminently ^ ing cough vaedne (triple vac­ Bat m4 rttvler. Pack f( A .3 pecks M propriate award,” Dr. Fredera cine) at about 8 months to age. hexachloropbene tjien a sterile 1.1SSATS Oil, Laria BaaRnat a^.*w<2/(ir/0c «as.'nr' bandage should be applied. If .ar Saquaia...... Pint,...... 8. fl...... ei...... 2 for 1 JO 2 f i t A. Schlota, president to the At 8 months give toe secc^ 80a MAH. POIISH aEM((VII,llauH.4aai.. 2 for .40 x* aac Caal iiaa Rail. ^wmriran Lutheran Ouirch, dose and the SaMn oral polio­ toe wound Is deep or Infection ■la AntR-SMVt lOTIW, Lavaadar . .. . ------«».aat...:.|?af.to ■aid in Minneapolis. myelitis vaccine type L ^ seta in despite these precau ar RaMilitoa.8 n.ai. - * for .70 am tSWiASes. 48 naan-eelewa “ “Mamy Americans will toll to At 4 months give toe third lions, you should can your doc TopValueStanipsbesides... MiWATMlieiTU Plalk ar awrcvrackraaM.... tor,. * » I laa ar wfeHa . , 2farS.M understand this, but the time Is dose of tha triple vaccine. At coming when it will be general­ 4^ months give oral polio vac­ A88 nSNTAIN STRINtE, ytetarta, . . , ^ REWARD: S8 OENT8! rad ar wkha, faaraatMd______2 far IJO r' m *"**“* *" 4U* ‘'‘TfarVill ly recognized that Dr. K li^s cine type m . Aia asawAiii vitanm a. mit navarad. • aa Ra-RAT VAPORim, 2 «i ,i,.------f r i ’!! work haS lanced a boll on the At 6 months give type H ., in n v B R sm r p a r k , Pa. ■tsaii laa RM., aw'e...... 2 far 3 JO We RUMCR tLfVll. ftrnniit s.yj body polWc, reUevlng p re a m p At 8 months glvai smallpooc —(AP) In a list to rules posted *- _____ e ______-Ju 1 ja CAMS. BrMla, Pakar ar PlaacMa... 2 far 1 Jl that could otherwise iltorupt the by a New Yorii City principal W v VMp iQWIv IflORVIB vOlWj rOT 09* Bd am WRAP, cpacada tahna, vaccine. t In 1872 and unearthed a doc­ 4 ahaate, 20* x h r aack..___ i.aa At t monllw give anenalse, _ 2 l o ^ Miajl*I15!!!![L««rKtm twai p twZiT.’S **^^tney Young. toral candidate at Pemisylvanto STOP & SHOP proves you POMI Q pnWCEy OOmOmW^ U f piUYMng nrfng the Rve vaoelne wWi w dlreotor to the National Urban Stato University, teachers vorfsd flncKiciQl sofvioM wkI ^ A s scrim without gamma giolmlln. Give “Two washers In ■ARY *cAicAto” CNMS1MAS League, said King haid “demon­ typh^ - paratyphoid vaccine were required to: PQOM U f OffRfRIQ SGVmQS QKIS QWO 9Xp9ft* jr?Ao^ CARDS mvbopS strated by personal example to a child caily If an epidemic “Fill lamps, clean obimneys, DOLL ^ M wtosMeae MBA I that love and IRlth may yet and trim wicks; bring one back­ •oosd.oouM d OR monoy mcitors to assist 8.RaktMMNftMli »*»!*• OOVtr. 11* tall, iatt 25 kaaad cAito Ptkin.ebaialler threatens. one” at the year’s vMrl toil, laatad aad akvalapaa. wtompddr eonouer tyranny and Inttred, not At 1 year give a booster dose et to water and one scuttle to dapoMOfs in gottinfi ohood; by paying a UjTlpprkwl- flHH 8 Haw datlam, 4" ^ In America, but every­ coad to each day's session; ikm*» ayaa. Ra*. i n X 8*. Sa«. I Jt of toe triple vaccine and boost­ rotor* on savings—without Hm dopositor's where in the world.” ers of this and other vaccines spend time after sdiool reading lowest price! State officials in A tlo ^ *»• after that as advised by your the Bible or otoer good books; bewdng lo jnsoit. S e w Midi sot 2 hrin 2 hrl(H moined silent -on the award to a lay aside, a goodly sum from Big washday lotos amt small “RuisancE" doctor. w ^ ts are both handled by this graat 6.E f-itJ F< r*FC I!^E fellow Oeorglam AUantos Some authorities believe that each pay for use during 44IIANMST0I Mavor Ivan Allen extended the all toe dates quoted above are Ing years, so as' not to become Automatic with Mini-Wash! Mini-Basket usk LAZY SUZAN city’s congrattoatlooa, saying a burden co society.''' ■niy 11 lallons to wash and rima! 3 wash 14* dIkaMtar,’ irIm aa RADIO too early In toe life to toe In­ kata, la«alypa^ ying fully desefved fant and that there is a better Men teachers were allowed e y ^ l Activated Soak Cycle! aaltit diah, one evening each week “for with awbatkad YITTINO POODLE Leander H, chance to giving your child a Aamlaa...... PlRth with 4 f f tafjj. Searm- J J f Louisiana segreMOon strong immunity if toe schedule courting purposes,” or two eve-1 aikiad. 2 f f arhitt aatlAMrlWiii. J F F ■aid in New Orleans: ‘Tljat is not started until the child is nings a week if they went to V. ofUy shows the Oominunlst in­ church regularly. Women teach­ Top Value Stamps. . . your aortra savings and our w«y of 6 or 6 months old. Thua there la siVi'V’ "thknks for your buiiness’-' Your fWod savor bookf wnm 8A8 amrattt imutia. PAOIAl TltMIII, Rtxill 400’k, faur ceMrt. I b«M .10 fluence nationally aito no single correct timetable for ers who married or engaged in TAPt RtaSRtlA 4 bXMMar . . . . hURRlR, flit ’raund tha atek —..M tlonally. Martin Luther King stimulating an effective Immu­ “unseemly conduct” were to be 0(8 your private "noot egg':. .to spend as you cHooaa. mrA8ll8mT18MRT,niilMatt.NaPTalapa«. T.m MnilN imu, talar*______Sat af 1 ^ now a Nobel Prlra winner, nity in ydur baby. The main dUnnlseed. I To|i Value Stamps offWs more gms, mart fMnous brands PUTINS RARIS, 100% Plaitk. Knila dwk __IJO WAOH f M ar HAMPtA II apart aln IJO glunna oai somebody^ rtiiny u that once a jplan has AlMi, toe; list sUted: “Any than any othof stamp plani amiarau pmmtahi anmai, rh- i-at, cams. 2.N HAM RRHA RamtmaR. PtrtAMa OJO Bugene Conner, who as Blrm- been agreed upon tt raoUld b< teacher who smokes, uses liquor taaaiMiaR mirrrr, a* pwt i pwiMiyMt— .10 HITCNIN RNIVU, 7 plici, tUiplaaa attalIJO I n ^ m , Ala., police oommlaj: adheiM to foitofuUy. in any form, froqusnts poto or 8HA8aT8WRU8IAR.aliiiaal8fttaN,RlRaii__100 etlOR MPVK rilM, Rax a awi. 28 It „ »..1J0 dlreoted public balls, or gets shaved In tin antiBMcrDSAtlon' dDmonstrar The only reirtriettoa an VERNM NATIONAL BANK ■n WRIIT WATeau, Han't m4 Udiaa’ » U 0 CMOa flUl, Rax M RXR. 20 axpokara l-H noapiag a number ef ebots st barber sbope, will give good pim U POtea, Uftmia, iHallha, phMh ..» 2 J e SPaAlM-iaiR, KlnsnMT Uex aaroaal IB t t m le T Iv King to ^ city oBW rittoig Is that you should reason to suspect his wmth, In- YBBNOer, OONNDCnCUT e S4S-S88T e S76-2541 RMTRaU.IV’taS. lUCTlIC miMlT. Rax-Ray, Tt* x 8**.,..^ 10J0 lostSt summer^Siunmer tenttons, tn te^ty , and hones­ t amhialEiiad dNaa, alTl kiipd^ UB ■craping toe bottom of ^ ba*^ allow aa Inteival to at least I Deposit IneurauM Corp. ■SwfirlL-iMS'Kr ***** *''^*“* J J t' a week* betweea the dUfereot ty-" _ I TRAN8ISTRR RATTIRT, R^alt Raf. Sit. .JO ' rel. H?^ caus^ more ^ e types sf eral p ^ However, tt added: "The I tm U e in thU than a a i hetaaean eral poHa aad teacher who perfmina bis labora I faithroiiy aad without fault tor HOURS: •bmI dmi —Mi Your dollar’s worth moro whoo you ohop ot tha atoro f i O O n / f EA R tomice Store r, ■ Q—(tar Id-nkhtli-oU daughter five yaan wUl be glvan an In-1 Omt-ecS . . . . aAtardny ftSS-lf craaaa i$( 81 aants par week Inj PHONI 049-9123 iwas gtvsn measles TMcSne hi 713 MAIN STRECT. hpANCHNSIfR l e M o x £• •< n* UMAam her r t t ^ Up-. 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A m r l| f t»r once again. Is IhnJta United Nationa to H GM Strike Ends Sooit, 0 have its own sp ew source of income, AUCTION ★ EitntiitQ Crralb beyond the roach of attempted pocket- book veto by any nation or group of Sofi, Ocf. m h—IQ A J f .; « a g ® g « - . member nations. By HAM BAWlON ibPart of thla to basad on ths re­ UNrUD MCTHOMlIT eN U lCH ^N»W YORK ____ eonUnoit of Africa, having begun to re-. mpterials. sales c(Mittniie to boom. ■wi» A—ftTfiAwaD ntMM Steel production .also holds C *. 1 eaUblieh the poeelbiUty of benevolent A bcdible in ths Indtistrial production index may show up high. Ths mills havs a nice French Intereet in Southeaat A*ia, why on the c | ia r t ef current notlvity. backlog of orders to keep them' not^ take a bold leap over and add But most economic forecasters busy, orders from many other 8 out of 10 homes r iS t a ac rapubHcaUoa oj waoial •!*• South America to the Uat of de Gaulle expect lend Hme to be made up industries besides the auto jatehaa tirahi l a *1«> raaMTM in November and Decamber at firms. Steel’s big worry just Bonee of influence? the latest - - all this, of courOeJ now to the slowdown in orders So we hove been having the present If the atrike ends shortly. from, or InstrocUons to hold up hove d cold room extended tour of South America, full of Thl Is probably why the ad­ riilpments to, GM plants and ss''5g?r ?:ai;,‘ « E v ? ^ s 2^ ministration and the - stock parts suppliers. Steelmen still jygrtBt H«r>l*-______big (irowda and high-sounding proclama- IS YOURS O N E O F THE i f f t t market hava been taking thS believe that the shipment pres­ ~»uU MrriM eUM( •* «. a *- •SCJ^JSt tlona about the poasibility of “ third strike fairly calmly. sure will be resumed once the force” aUgnmenta in the world, and alao, Their optimism Is' baked on local GM plfint Istuea are W flrmuttllMit one auepecta, full of aome bafflement the union-management settle cleared. * ^5Dra°gOTJ*.0 ner ters that the national auto com­ What now becomea Interestiag, in the the better for the general econo­ pacts will Mt a pattern fbr labor w ith th# MW demands In other Industries Isss eUaeic pattefh of imldnd fortunes at my. Merciful Broker If the strike doesn't end soon favorsd by record, profits to home for leaders who persist in too In'No Time at AU It W ill Be Enclosed there could be real s(Mira. Ihe absorb ths rise in producUon e m u L c H A s n Next Tueaday, at Concordia laitlieraa much adventuring abroad, ia the nature reason this one company’s labor costs. gtael'iiB goiag up at Highland Park School. The complete take place shortly, with steel roof decking OH by the end of irmpNnMMAN Oliurch. the Red Croea Bloodmobile will of the reaction in France to the Presi­ ttpublas are so Important to the Steel Itself to on notice that ak«Seton gtrooture for the new 6458,000 eight-classroom addl- the month. Associated Construction Co. o f Hartford to the next spring its union will press ■lake another of lU regular Mancheeter dent’s elaborate journeying in South e«m(Mny to this; It not only to ' THISllBTdLUnONAkYNIVBB- tlaa is expseted to’ be in place by tomcMTow, site foreman general oofitractor. (Heinld photo by Satarnto.) by far the largest firm in for big gains. Steels executives ^ U . Am la often the caae, there U ad- ; VELOPMENT IN A D D O N HEAT- America. Oeoiige Johnson says. Placing of concrete floor slabs wlU basie industry, ft is the biggest are dourly warning that price yance queatlon whether there will be { INO Witt keep your cold or cUttyioMi Reports from Parle are unkind niainitaeturer in the nation. increases really are needed m w • wsnn and coqr, whh flhm d. d m lat- enough donora reapondlng to the need Togather with Its own output, and would be Imperative if enough to say that the French people ity—The present 8 to 2 Demo­ wm * ^ thennostotfcslly oMMnttsd M at and the opportunity. And aa haa been cratic control will continue: The and that ot the suppliers of production costs rise. are obviously bored by the generous PoAy* Pointeri I Expiring Tbrms on Boards parts, and the providers of ateel This inflatidn threat to still d M iMM am M «elw I Opcnting cost up *6 7S% torn Ona happening, month after month, year af­ five-year term of John E. Cron­ 'SStrMhr. i a£wadd-floheatan.HsMicbU kMh- way government televiaion has been and other materials, OM (xnrb- Just a eonveraatlan piece. But ft ter year, there will aomehow be enough in, Dem., does not expire until i ! fMili,reeifii, endoead Hiciesid powA,poNh, aole McfiA M covering de Gaulle’s triumphs abroad. July 1, 1965; manda a sizable share ot in­ is causing more and m(Mw unaa- good dtlxena reapondlng ^ keep the ■—'Kraaes — lab------Statoa ' W m B e F ile d on N ov. 10 aay space that M idi azira heat These reports even suggest that the dustrial aetlvfty — too Wg to he siness. ■By FO IX T atAMnSR ignored. FREE HOME OEMOMSTRAHOM. blood bank program going. Fi^ch people have weak moments In IksOIslMMi By auch a eeemingly precarioua vein NeiFSIwper Baderpiise Aeen. Firs Floftrish in Rain Worse, any real ttireat of fi Flies Wiped Out Which they are not stirred as much by With the exception of pnly^R. Michael Qulsh, Dem., flva- prolonged work stoppage would DIUER PO U iT — I learned one town agency, all of Miui' year term. This board to con­ to vein arrangement, with the Red PORTLAND, Ore. — The Dou- ripple out to many other phases de Gaulle’s vague dreams of third force this Pointer fit m office. Some­ Cheater’s boards, agsneiefi. end trolled by Democrats, 8 to 2. AGANA, Guam — The oriental Croa* organixation operating aa the hu­ times hallpbint .pens leak. You glas-fir forests of Oregon and of business activity — such as glory in the world aa they arc by the commissions ’will be in Demo­ A dvisory Recreation and transportation and merchants fruit fly has been wiped oiit'en FOBMTY BROTHERS, INC. mane broker between the bleaaed capac- sen remdve the resulting atains Washingt(Mi have an average the nearby island of Rota by price of milk at home. cratic hands after the new Park Oommisqlon — John M. rainfall of 40 inches and are who catar to laid-off workers. tty and wlllingneaa to give, on the part from flis fingera by tubbing well board o f (Urectors takes office D(Miner, Ind., fi-ve-year term. entomologists who used a syn- 810 B R O .^ ST.—TEL. M9-4539—MANCHESTER This ie the seme sort of thing which with the moistened end of a known aa rain forests. They pro­ But opttmlsm for a quick M aome people, and the grim, emergency next month. T h e. present makeup of three recovery — If the aettlement theUc attractant of the famala often happens to great men—a dullard, paper match. I w e oiie out of a duce 700 board feet of lumber fly to poison the malsa. need of othera, one of the moat amaxing The' one exception to the Democrats, one Republican and per acre per year. comes ialrty aoon — to high. unimaginative public which doesn’t match bt»k. — PAY ona uaaffUiated. toatitutlona of our dvilixation continuea G1BL8: Be aure to wash hands town’s representation oW the want to take the path to greatness and (japitol Region Planning Agen-^ Board of Tax Review — Bd- to functiim aucceaafully. yWorously after using the glory. While President de Gaulle woos cy, and that could become j;ar H. Cfiarite, Rep., three-year There are people who will and do Bitch. - POLLY the continenta of the. world, his prestige Democratic-controlled on Nov. lerm. The 2 to 1 Democratic- ghre their own haart’a blood to the anony- 1, 1966, when the three-year control will remain. may be alipping In France. Along Country Roads With Sylvian Otlara DEAR POLLY — I wonder If moua, to the atranger, to other unknown some iM s eould tell me how to term of Mrs. Dorothy C. Ja(»b- Building Committee — Salem people. make a sugar starch that will son, a Republican, expires. E. Nasalff, Dem.; Robert W. AUTUMN FOLIAGE: MAPLE Lappen, Rep.; Donald K. Kuehl, Tlie moat pradoua commodity one can make doilies and dresser The board of (Mreetdrs will Where H e Baiuuui? scarves stiff.—;ANNA cont^inue with the same € to S Rep.; three-year terms. Ih s 6 Imagine—more predoua than gold—^ia, in Democratic majority, and with to 3 Democratic control will not A platoon of monkeys up at the Unl- GIRLS—How about this? I lliia arrangement, dealt in without price. have heard of using sugar'starch seven of the nine directors from change. It ia ao valuable it ia indeed priceleaa. veraity of Connocticut will aocm be con­ for stiffening- crocheted pieces the expiring board. Development Commission — , People are ao fine and good they make tributing evidence for or againat the Connecticut Yankee but have no idea how it is made. The only changes are among Alfred Werbner, Dem., two- By Rowland Evans Jr. year term; Robert L. Brock, li priceleaa In reality. psycholcigical hjrpothesie that there ie, —POLLY the Democrats, with Raymond OF THE By A.H .O . L. Ellis and Qlof Anderson re­ Ind., two-year term; Renato N. m inside the brain, a sort o f “ transfer I In our book, theae donora muat be the DBAR POIXY—I have been placing Atty. Richard Wood- Nicola, Rep., five-year term, certain campaign organization a | o a t wonderful people in the world. function” which communicates the ex­ Robert D. Novak As we examine our daily house and Ted Powell, both of The (XMnmisslon presently con­ keeps appointing Ui(MvlduaIs setting the table for my mother l-Tlie agfncy whidi acta aa the m erd- perience gained through one of the mail, we find ourselves. reach­ ever eince I was 6 years old. whom decided not to seek re- sists of three Democrats, thrse here and there to serve on one aensea to the area of the brain where ing, once again In 1964, a state Now I aip 9. tS) teach me how election. Republicans and one unafflU- M broken between their wgpj|erfal gen- or another of its multltodinous of awed admiration for the'In- to do this correctly, m'y mother Mayor Francis Mahoney, the ated. Control will pass to the a^oalty and that need which a&lffit anqtt^er senes reaideB. campaign committees. Bach 11 1 1 1 V ' H mmm WASHINGTON - Party dia- shown an Inclination to concen­ As a result, they have become dustriousness o f the mimeo­ plficed the knives on the right top vote getter, is expected to Democrats. ahtong ua all ao unpredictably, ao grim­ . Teach a monkey^^oc.instance, to look announcement dutifully. pre­ CROWD oontent with Sen. Ooldwater’s trate on the theme of corruption trivial time - wasters. Bliss, a graph machines associated with hand side of the silver drawer be renamed chairman of the Library Board—Mrs. Wilma MOW IS TNI IDIAL TIMI TO SHOP a Y OMIlOwWAT* ly, with much inatast imperativeneaa, la under a triangular food dish for his ba­ in high places. rare source of political wisdom, various parties, factions, or sents something of a blograj^y and the forks on ths left so that board, with Atty. David M: ^campaign now has reached the of the inat g does, then perhaps there has been nison Kltchel, fellow-Arizonan again they an^ following it to ert Stone, who has handled Its Higgins, Rep., four-year term. daa all of ua, blood donora or not, help fided privately they were hoping seem to the layman. It has ex­ names make news. Thank you, Mary Beth, I am B(me transfer of intelligence from the and intimate friend; and Wil­ traordinary significance for the such a generous extent that duties at times in the p u t fit The Democratic majority of 8 aupport when we make .opr annual eon- mainly that the election would It is just as useful to have sure this to an Idea that many s l| h t sense part of Ua brain to the be close enough to give the Sen­ liam J. Baroody, the mysteri­ politician. It means that unlike they are defeating the maxim mothers Fill adopt as an aid in the absence of Barry. to 2 \ivin be unchanged. IHbutlon to the United nm d. ous Director of the American Thomas E. Dewey in 1944 and they are trying to follow. the political press agents pro­ Incumbents will continue in Manchester Country Club ator a second chance in 1968, ducing this kind of thing, with better table setting by young toudi aanae part , Enterprise Institute for Public Adlal Stevene(Mi in 1982 (who The good maxim., than which the two other high muni(^pal Board of Gkivemoni — N. when Republican prospects its possibility of human inter­ iters.—POLLY , After they see how well the monkeys Policy Research and untitled were given second (dumces), there to none better, is that government positions, since Charles Boggini, Dem., one- might be rosier. est and Its relativs safety from do, the psychologiats wiH begin to form chief of the Goldwater brain- Goldwater is loeing his once- "names make news.” Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel year term. Democratic (xmtrol H e Non-Payinf Mcaiben But the fact is that even a goof or boomerang aa tt to DEAIl POLLY—I keep the close race against President trust. ardent political allies. The tell­ When the political press and Town Treasurer Walter of this post will continue. their theories about how expert the hu­ to have theto batteries o f type­ large begs that groceries come It would bo helpful if all of ua, newa- No member of this trio can be tale is that conservative politi- agents set out to follow this Leclerc were both re-elected, M anchester Conserva­ man brain may be at'the btuiness of Johnson (which is not likely) writers engaged In ma^iiuac- In to use for holding newspapers HAMILTON pjapera and indiyiduala alike, could man- now would not be enough. The called a practical politician. In­ clane are already starting to maxim, they are making aa in­ being eayed for a paper drive. Tomkiel was unopposed. tion Commission — Robert P. DHACH transferring knowledge between ita vari­ reason: Party leaders, including deed, one reason why politicians cast about for a new horse to telligent a .use of their time turing statements the’ ’ cwdl- The board of directors has Coleman Jr., Dem., and Dr. 1^ to pay aome attentkm to Seootary dates issue without eveir'having When laid on their sides these ous compartments. a g(x>d many conservatives, feel at the state chairman level dis­ back in 1968. and their mimeographing and already indicated that it will Frank H. Horton, Rep., three- GDUimKS o f State Ruak'a claim that the iaaue o f seen them or writing speeches big iMigB ari^ the exact size to year terms. The commission to Without spoiling the fun, or in the the Goldwater campaign has trust the Goldwater campaign is 1964 PublUhera Newspaper mailing machines as one could accommodate a stack of news­ fill two important appointive aion-payment o f UN obligationa in a o ,t been botched from start to fin­ their total exclusion from it. Pro­ Syndicate imagine. We can’t predcribe the candidates never deliver. posts with the present occu- now manned by three Demo­ least dl^uraglng the fascinating study. But It is best to take them papers. I pack, thep) in as snugly crats, two Republicans and am iaaue between the United Staton and ish. As a result, they feel, he fessional politicians scarcely anything better. aa possible without splitting the pants. Town Counsel Irving that lies ahead, it seems to ns that for the pleasant and only rela­ Aronson and Town Auditors one unaffiliated and will remain Kuada, but an iaaue between a group has not begun to tap the reser­ have a look at the cards in Gold- The trouble to that there to bag. Ddiible sacks are even bet­ what the psychologists are looking for voir of conservative and Repub­ water’s hand, much less the a limit even to the ability of tively useful or usele(» things Barry, Macrl and Oo. so. This to another agency o f non-paying nationa and all the rent Today in History they are. One should never ter if you have enough. The sec­ ia the very key to the thing we call lican voting strength. right to advise him how to play names to make news. The following is a list of which was formerly fflled by of the membera of the UN who have press to find out whatever ond may be slipped over the members of town boards, appointments of the general intelligence — the almost unconscious The typical complaint against them. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TTiere to a limit beyond which bundle, the opposite way, and kept themaelvea ia good finandal Goldwater was voiced lucidly even namea cease to justify might have happened at any agencies and commissions, manager, but is now the re­ J L fin. >1 , filing and (xnrelation of .various per­ Veteran Wayne Hood, a key meeting of any of these famous thia will cloae up the open end. ■tanding. during the Senator's whistle stop Today la Thursday, Oct. 16, space for themselves. whose terms ef office 'will ■« sponsibility of the board of di­ staff official in the Eisenhower committees. One should neve " These bundles are easy to pack rectors. also because of charter tinencies and the subeequent production, across Ohio a few weeks ago. campaign of 1962, has the high- the 287th day of 1964. There This becomes so when the pire (Ml Nov. 1, 1964: . But we find it difficult to diaeuaa the try to find a meeting of one and stack and one does not need Town Planning Commission- changes.' (Ml demand, of the right move. But the Rep. Robert Taft Jr., who seems sounding title of Director of Or­ are 77 days left In the year. context in which the name to iaaue that way or think about it that of these clubs being organized any twine for tieing them to­ Brmano Oaraventa, Rep., five- Zoning Boiu'd of Appeals— ps^(diologiata are right It winild Indeed well ahead in his race for the ganization at Goldwater head­ Today’s Highlight In History presented follows a aet formula gether. There, are also brown pa­ way. It ia all too eaay to fit it into our Senate, pressed Goldwater in a which haa itself become little for so-and-so. Usually, they are year term. When the Dem- John Caglenello, Dem., five- be comforting to have it aclentificaUy quarters — but ^rirtually no per bags in sizes that magazines year term. The 8 to 8 Demo­ beadUnea and into our thinking aa an­ private chat to talk more about On this date In 1948. 10 top more than a pretext for the clubs which have a bleoMdly ocrats controlled the board of power. Veteran F. Clifton White win pack In.—JENNIE cratic control will remain. eatabliahed, aa a aort o f laboratory specifics. Nazis were hanged In Nuern­ presentation o f another name. short and simple existence: the directors in November of 1969 other instance of approaching show­ is isolated as Director ol Citi­ they approved Garaventa’s ap­ Alternatives on Zoning axiom, that monkeys at least and per­ zens For Goldwater-Miller and berg prison In Germany two Passing across ou r desk at announcement that they are to down betwemi the good and the bad, Taft was only saying aloud hours after Herman Goerlng be formed is the beginning, DEAR POLLY—I do not sug­ pointment and gave the Re Board of Appeals — Robert J. haps even human beings, do have this what lesser Republican leaders seldom in evidence at Republi­ the moment, on ita way toward gest that any one of our girl the nice people and the outlaws. Or it had committed suicide by poi­ a container which haa more middle, and end o f the story. publicans a 8 to 2 control of Stevenson, Dem., Robert L HAMILTON DIAl Intelligence. One cannot always posit have been grumbling about all can national headquarters. friends break an arm to try this the commission. They have said Turcotte, Dem., CJharles G. Plrie » may indeed be that some of ua go to autumn. Under the influence of Nor are the two old pros called son. space that we shall be able to its existence on the way we behave in On This Date but I (Ud have the misfortune they will appoint a Democrat, Rep., one-year ternui. The 2 ILICTRIC KNIPI the other extreme, and think wa ought speeehwriter Karl Hess’ theore­ In as Goldwater strategy advi­ afford It, la a veritable proces­ to break my arm just about the real life. In 1890, the International sion o f loving noUcea to the ef­ thus taking control. In addi­ to 1 Democratic control will to show a special understanding and tical conservatism, Goldwater sers last August — Leonard Hall H e ra ld time I was to attend two big tion, they will appoint another OUARANTIID of New York and Ray Bliss of BrothertioM of Loc(Mnotlve En- fect that such and such an In­ c(Mitinue. AUTOMATIC CAN OPINIB- S tSPIID TIRSATILI CNROMI leniency toward Russia just because has been talking about "the parties. I solved the appearance Democrat to fill the unex- Manchester Housing Author- S Y IA R S whole man” and a spiritual re­ Ohio — playing a role in policy g^ineers was organized at Pitts­ dividual In such and such a of the horrid hospital sling by Russia ia a big natiem with whom we community has announced hto Y e ste rd a y s plred term of Democrat Bllto, ■LICtilC RLINDIR A Lack Of Laotthter vival. But American voters res­ making. burgh, purchasing a square of nylon who has become a mwnber of KNIPI SHARPINIR have been waging a mutual unpleasant- pond to specifics, not theoretical Partially in response to com­ In 1917, the German spy, devotion to and admiration for net to make a aling. I felt like a certain candidate; and will 25 Yean Ago the board of directors. neaa for the past 19 yeArs. lo n g before a man first alipped (Mi generalities. plaints that Richard M. Nixon Mata Hart, was executed by jn the glamor girl of the party.— Redevelopment Agency —- WINDOW SHAPES “ a banana peel people perceiv^ the never met with his strategy firing squad. forthwith proceed to organize 1 9 Actually, thla iaaue of payment o f aa- For instance, private Republi­ Date set Oct. 29 for definite RUTH William B. Thornton, Rep., pleasures of laughter. And they saw can voter surveys have shown board in the 1960 campaign, In 1941, the Nazis reached and head a ape

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ftril-4ifaia a a i p l o y u ^ ccoM na their salary vrlth their hua- hand’a income tor the tukoilto n Fdrum of life, finer homes, diUdrsn’s adueallon had neat eggs. ■ ■ W hy ttaba .caitnct vridowa at m tiM 0 | ^ fWum win least be given the opportunity a Uiay ojoAtala o A mor« than to earn What w e can? ______iw tlM tight to gacIiiM to ■nme hanga hM vy on our Hih» aiity ho U td o in o r which ia In bod hands, but we are not allowed .jM iH i M poUtten) riows la daaind by Wtm to earn money. Wo put our ttana cf''thia duuractar but lattara which ara da- Into voluntaar work, wharaaa | a w , b w Prices.. . nlwihra win bo rajactad. thoae fortunate enough to still have their matae to provide for them, can earn without limit. IS, Tm! H i ^You wouM he anUngedl What Our government spends muoh IfflUIE M tha Oditor. would you do? I know. You on our Senior Cttiaena. If we l O R K i t f WhOa Noantly I would roU up your alaevo with widows were allowed to earn a T A M P lU •Idirlv mtn one hand and grab the tele­ decent living without being d ^ i t i i n f poMtloo and one aaid phone wiUi the other to call penalised, many of ua would / , *Tva bean a Ro|iabUoan all golf partners, the bridge club, not have to seek p«d>lic aaaUt- First ma but I won’t note for *that relatlvee and neighbors, beg­ ance now or when we become M m * SHeet 12-OZ COPPM MAT! 71-OZJAR Mice' ha wants to takb away ging them to come quickly and Senior CItlxena. Whits ar Colerad PKG Carnation ...LOW PRICESI..BMRMTEED aar neolal gaeurity." I wanted g lv a W hy Should our youngsters Kraft Cheese to apeak to those gantleinen rm a neighbor, and tor all be denied college educattona be­ N ation al I13WOZ leaf, Chaaia, ^ 7 0 Z hirt feK that Z could agqdatn of this neMboihood of Man­ cause we are not permitted to toe altuoitlea to more pwple Chicken W^GS cheeter 1 i^ead, "Don’t let our earn money to put them Cniihad ai Tidbili I CANS who n ^ t be troubled through Dole Rice-A-Roni blood nipply go so low that we through echooJ? These young­ Stores haven’t enough to take care of QIALin!..idWBREEN STAMPS, TOO! sters are not even allowed to 113W OZ JUKI DUNK 1-QT 14-OZ all who need It." Do not let a PMAST rSLSTa^^. «oid- help themselves. They too are uwter la not going to take tow, gallant, kindly souls do it CHUNKf I CANS nnaapplo-Grapafmit CAN penaltxed if they earn over flOO Pineapple Dole \- away your aodal security. So­ idl tor the rest of us. Mi»ny of cial Sacurtty la a law paaaed per month. the faithful regular ors 1-PTS-OZ COOKMS by the Oemgraas and < «ly Con- have been giving for years and What can be done? £ PKGS Simply lift the ceiling of PMAST Galaxia, Panquin i graaa can take it away. He have many gallons to their Grape Juice BTL KeeUer never aaid that he did not ap- credit. They are also getting earnings allowed a widow ao re of Social Security, but older and at age 60 have to re­ that we can have a better op­ DOG POOD > 14-OZ UB 12-OZ /.A. ^ ■■ ■ did Bay that na person tire from donating. That’s why portunity to be hired and be­ TOMATO PUHl CAN abould be forced to belong to come eatabllshed in a full-time Horsawaat and Gravy L CANS yfof" Garden F R O Z B N F O O D r we need new, younger people Progresso It if he did not want to, such to carry on this wonderful poaition with the benefits of as the Amiah farm er in Penn­ work. fuU-ttane employee; better af­ 15-OZ COOKMS - Cocoanut sylvania whose animals the ford to keep a home in decent f i PKGS W e can’t keep Junior off CANS Brown.Sugar,Chocolate Chip* government seiaed, and sold to wheels whether he la two or repair; save tor youngsters Dog Food NaUsco pay hia aodal aecuiity taxes Z twNity-two, so please, be a hi^er education; save for \m- n a t la what he said and It is good neighbor and help insure foreaeen illness; save for the 10-OZ Vfhat most of ns would aay, a sufficient supply of blood ao years when we will not receive but it has been twisted by PKG that if aver such an emergency Spinach ««>*»» any SB. benefits; purchase a politldana and fed back to the were to occur in your family, little more than the barest ne p e^ e to cause fear. our hoepitala and doctors would cessitles of life— so that we and The thing which might take have an adequate supply of our fatherleas children can live, WOZ FOR your Sodm Security away is “miracle pints", on hand so rather than merely exist, a little PKG Freddant Johnson’s Medicare they could mend your Junior Spinach ^ program. Just think of what it more Independently and with a and tend him home to ride an­ little more aecurity and dignity $ | | o o would mean. At the present a other day. and self-respect. PMAST peraon must wait from 3 1 0 O Z Make and keep your appoint­ W e want to help ourselves, CiMr or Sudfy ■1 ROLLS weeks to 3 months for a hos­ ment at the Blood Bank. The Annnonia 3 9 . Bathroom pital bed. W hat would it mean but the government will not al­ PKG next visit, Tuesday, Oct. , 20, Broccoli U we had Hedloare? Consider low it under present laws. SAVE UP TO Sic Concordia Lutheran Church— PMAST - All Purpose l-PT 12-OZ the expense of the program, I have copies of the above BIG ROLL 10:45 to 6:30 p.m. Regular or Ammonia BTL S C O t T O W O l S Whil. « C.Jo™d they aay a increase in available for anyone interested Cleaner 3 9 . Mrs. Myron A. BogH.<^ the payroll deductions would to send to our Congressmen. I f CHUCK - Bone-In Chairman, Manchester suffice. Would it and for how enough of us let our Congress ^ PKGS Blood I*rogram Committee. long? We have thousands of men, know, perhaps then action 7-OZ CAN FAMILY NAPKINS A of 60 lO -O Z people ovar 66 who are ailing Johnson's Glade 4 9 . All Cut From Heavy Western FDR Memorial will be taken to aUow widows PKG and being cared for at home, and their children throughout Sweet Peas but If Medicare ia paaaed they To the Editor, ^ 125-FT the country to help themselves. wlB immediatdy be put in the Your Oct. 9 editorial eoU' UB 4-OZ PKG Steer Beef Mrs. Elsa Brander Cut-Rite WAXMNK JL ROLLS hospital at goverhment ex- cemlng presidential memorials Calgonhe 3 9 . penW Count every town and expressed your favorable opin' 30 B a r ^ Rd., 10-OZ Manchmter, Conn. H WHOLE KERNEL FOR el^ la this nation pins the iwt of die proposed FDR Me­ PKG thousand of people living morial. Another thought is ex- abroad, and compute the ex­ preissed in the attached copy of *Deserving and Qualifled* $ i | 0 0 panse per person for hoapital- a letter recently sent to the To the Editor, toatlon and you will have a editor of a natkmally circulated W e are very happy to see 6'A OZ BATH vary rough idea of the moun- architectural magaxine which Wally Fortin haa been appoint­ Tabby Cat Food &fish 2 CANS Dial Soap BARS lO -O Z totnoua bills which would oat haa advocated construction of ed Acting Recreation Director PKG Into the Social Security Fund. for the town of Manchester. Sliced Carrots both the original design and the 25-FT SAVE UP 10 47c Jt would not be too long be­ modified version. The next step ia to And a per­ ROLL SNOWY BLEACH 16-OZ PKG fore the program would be V ary truly youra, manent Director for the Recre­ Alcoa Aluminum Foil Gold Seal CHUCK lOAST bankrupt, that la why Oon- Arnold Lawrence ation Department. It / our SgJTER CUT ■ O N I^ R U greaa has been so rduetant to Arm belief that W ally is de­ CHEF BOY-AR-DEE UB1-OZ 1-PT 12-OZ BTL I paaa it even though Praairtent Progressive Architecture serving and qualifled for this SPAGHEHI WITH MEAT PKG SPARKLE SCENT 9-OZ 4 7 Kaanady mid ftosident John­ Reinhold Zhibliahfaig Corp. particular poaition. Dinner Lestoil son have been ao anxioua tor 430 Park Avoiue W ally has dedicated his life leans «««"«" PKG CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 2-ENV I t New York, New York to the youth of this communi­ OKG oflO Don’t be misled wHh all this Dear Editor: ty. We, aa well aa a great many Lipton WITH DICED CHICKEN PKG Lestare Dry Bleach ®*UCK tOAST u 6 5 * toBc about our Republioan Franklin Driano Roosevelt others, have been beneficially isldential candidate, most of has served as an inspiration to ' influenced by his strength of I 1-LB lO-OZ ig d os^ talk. toe idiyaically handicapped as character and unselfish desire LGE PKG : Bvmya W. Oregan, R. M. Allsweet Margarine . PKGS PKG FOR r well aa to the able-bodied, but t6 help others. Througl^ the Tide Detergent I Spears Manchester, Conn. toe proposed FDR Memorial years, Wally haa always been CROSS RIB 7-OZ with its countleas levels and available to lend a helping GIANT PKG $ j|oo Btapa without ao much as a hand, whether it involved ato* Frenches instant mashed pot/ PKG Tide Detergent «e the aditor, hand-rail would create an im­ letics, school, or persontff prob­ 10-OZ * On O ct 17, 1964 the pcaiUan possible situation for most lems. PERS PKG af Racraatlon Director lor the physically_ . . handicapped, - - sind a‘ It ia obvious that, hia influ- PKG of 48 Ivory Soap BARS enns SAVE UP TO 35c CHUCK Thwn ef Manriieater will be formidable challenge to the a b le -: ence does not cease with young Red Rose Tea Bags 4 t O A S T H apaa to all applicants who poa- bodied aa do the Lincoln an d ! people, as evidenced by hia aeaa an aptitude, and are quali­ Jefferson Memorials. prominent role in the develop- HOSPITALITY 13-OZ LIQUID DETERGENT 12-OZ BTL fied tor this type of work. Com- The President’s Committee on ment of the Senior Citizens Golden Cookies assortment PKG Joy petitlvo oKaminationa will be Bmployment of the Handicapped Club. As Program Director, he 4-OZ given in tha future. and tha National Society for has been instrumental in or­ Mr. Walter Fortin has been Crlpplied Children and A dulti ganizing one of the most com­ PKG of 2 LIQUID DETERGENT 1-PT 6-OZ BTL CAN have produced through toe coop­ prehensive recreational sched' Orange Juice aamad Acting Director of the Du-Ppnt Sponges Joy Recreation Department He la eration of the American Stand­ ules in the state. ards Aaaociation the specifica­ Mr. Walter Fortin has given D L k l 1 RABY fo o d - STRAINED Q 4»/4 OZ 1-PT 12-OZ a nathra aon of Manchester, has C 15-OZ BTL been a staff member of the Rec­ tion tlUed "Making Buildings of himself to the Manchester beeCh-INUl chopped 6)’woijai($92c 7 JARS Mr. Clean BTL 71 12-OZ And FacilitieB Accessible To, Recreation Department. It ia reation Department for ten i-rr 10-OZ , i-PT i-oz iTi 49c and Useable By, The Physically time that an outatsinding con­ Ritter Veg-Crast Juka Cocktail m 35c Happy Jack Pancake Syrup CONT FOR years, and studied reaereatica 1-U My-T-Fina Puddings 7-ozpkg21c SWmMILK Melon Bulls Handicapped.” at ssvaral adiools and coUegea. tribution is recognized and re­ Parkay Margarine ooartbi 2 «?PKGS s 59c o L rir OUST STICKS jo-oz Borden's Biscuits OK lUTTIKMIlK 3 c°N$ 29c It would be rotirely fitting tor warded. Betty Crocker •, do«i Pad pkg 37c ^ la prctfoundly intereated in UAQHTI 7lc Pard Dog Food $ | | o o toe purpose of this specification Wasson Oil 3 i'iSs 47c the role that reereatloa plays Respectfully. Betty Crocker oahk fudgi hosting mix u-oz pkg 39 c to be embodied in the design of GAl CAN 1.99 In this modem age, not only Pat Mistretta, 76 Orchard Wesson Oil Bakers Angel Flake Cocoanut 7-ozpkg3 5 c 10-OZ toe FDR Memorial, either pres­ St., Rockville; Paul Sartor, Betty Crocker fr<«ting^mix i4-ozpkg 41c for the young but also for the ozpkg c PKG ent proposal or future proposals. Knorr Hearty Beef Soup i-iNvpKc 39c Bakers Chocolate Chips 4- 2 5 mature person. 37 Perkins St.; Chuck Sal- Chicken-of-The-Sea Diet Tuna 4Vi Ozcan 39 c Brussels Sprouts Very truly yours, mond, 139 Oak St.; Dick Underwood Chicken Spread 4-01 CAN 43c Bakers Chocolate Chips d« i Pi,tr»43« binatlon to find tha quaUtloa Teen CooMs Time! dation haa appeared in the re­ btoatioH too find the quaUttaa cent town election, I thought Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. MAGAZINE Campbnlls Tomato Soup of both administration and ded- Coco Colo 12-OZ Sliced Salami -59* it might be of general interest Burnham of East Hartford ieatlon tat one person. CONT FOR to hear of a new therapeutic were feted recently at a din­ First National Stores Joins Seventeen Hormel Spam Pops! Cola I know what Mr. Fortin has Mixed Fruit use of sodium fluoride. ner party at the Hotel Amer­ Sliced Bacen 4oi"« a 9* done for Manchester. Manchea- Magazine and tha Following Participating Kraft Crockor Borrol ChooBO Sovon-Up Doctors at Northwestern ica, Hartford, for their 60th $i|oo tor naads him! University Medical School re­ wedding anniversary. Products in Saluting 11,400,000 Knox Plain Golotin AUoe M. Madden Snow Crop Samoa cently reported using sodium The Burnhams were mar­ 1-LB 196 Seat Center S t Teen age Girls! Finast OHve wea*» 2'*'** fluoride in tlie qontrol of otos- ried Oct. 14, 1914 In Bast KolloggB Corn Flokos ' Tabasco Sauco SLICED Mancheeter, Conn. CONT cleroeis, a disease of the mid­ Hartford, by the late Rev. Strawberries SAVE UP TO 17c Big Two Prankfurt „oi»kg4 0 * dle ear causing deafness. Their Carlos C. Prentice. They are Make a Date Tneeday recommended dose is 60 mg. the parents of two children, To the Editor, of sodium fluoride daily for a Mrs. Mervin C. (Elizabeth) ' I ■A*’ > ^ W h at becomee of the popula- period of several months. Thresher of Buckland, Md nUMG M THI COUPONS YOU • > '•.'a' ' M Hon ef a community on Blood Further experimental and the late Elmore C. Burnham, a Bonk day? Most (ff it goes that- cmitrolled. clinical studies must former South Windsor corres­ niCIIVW M THI MAIL FOR a^aray,— any w ay that is away certainly be conducted before pondent for The Herald, whose tron the Bloodmobile. For ex­ such therapy can be generally widow, Mrs. Marion Keeney “REE COUPON ample, over one-third of even accepted and prescribed. HoW' Bhrnham and children live in OVENWARE I h-! Juuuiyuuuuuuuuuuuuuuvjuuu tooee who made appointments ever, the Intensive therapy rec- Wapplng. The elder Burnhams Blue Heaven i i i i for toe Sept. IT visit failed to onunended does suggest that also have eight grandriilldren. WONDERS OF THE ANIMAL KINODOM Mepco Party P«5,« S?J'39« lEotwon ahow up. However we are thoee fearful of fluoridation WITH COUPON 54 - GET A Mr. Burnham retired from \ • grateful to the solid core of our might well re-evaluate their the Traveler’s Insurance Co. in 1 * 1 Bwf ^ Filial 1 ^ Mtiaena who get to the Bank present-day thinking. - ^ 1933 after 29 years of service, HONEYDEW MELONS and give— and give— and give, The magnitude of the recom­ and from Pratt and Whitney, SOUP-CEREAL for the aedie of others in need. mended dose of sodium fluoride division of United Aircraift They also give for the many — 60 mg, per day— may best be Corp., Blast Hartford, in 1955. mm I Full of Juiqr M H e who just oould nota care less appreciated by comparing it to 4 8 -P A G E ALBUM AND EACH I’’ Rofroshing Flavor It there were a Blood Bank or the one part in a million rec- BOWL .. PICTURE PACKET NO. ONE aot— until they need it. oRuneaded for fluoridation of PLUS with Coupon SB Save 40c toward purchase of WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF f ’The Manchester Herald has a municipal water auppliee. School Menus axcluding tobacco products and boor CLIP VALUABLE publication of over 18,000. That Very truly yours, REGULAR $1.39 Onp coupon por family— Expiration Data, October 31, 1964 means that about this number Theodore Rosen, M.D. 1 V2 qt. MIXING BOWL 99e WITH COUPON 'I ■a r t l it t a f Bloodmobile notices and The menu for the Manchester 'f,| ' ' WISTIRN Yellow Onions 3 25< COUPON ptals go into that many homes Widows sad Serial Security public school system for the Pears onto month. W hy do people To the Blditor, week beginning Monday Oct, 19 PLUS read these announcement and W e are seeking aid to help us is as follows: than Ignore them? fllveiyone widows to help ourselves. Monday: Sloshburger on a EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS Tokay Grapes 2 29 Cabhago “ 5« reads the sales ads'and takes W ho la aware of the financial roll, potato sticks, wax beans, advantage of them. W hy not plight of 'll widow, with children, bread, butter, milk, pears. wkh the purchase of a 2-Lb Package or More NYLONS take advantage of the oppor- 100 with llu purtSoit tf ONI C arrots nahvi Z ^ X 3c who receives Social Security Tuesday: No lunch program; EXTRA S&H toaitY to do an act of klndneea benefits? half-day session. GREEN STAMPS 40 QAU6I > 15 DINIIR bjr abarlng one’s strength with 100 BeNview Broom We can earn only |1,200 a Wednesday:' Ravioli with GROUND CHUCK Philodenclron 2 > 'O” 59< toe alck and Injured? 1 All year, then toe government meat sauce, tossed salad, ALLSTYLIS May I have ^ attention of wilh thf^urchoB* 0/ ONf FINAST I V W JRBBN STAMPS starts taking money away from French bread, butter, milk, ice m mp CVTDA CAU th9Mir

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^ .. . j 1, b .4-9,-Of/- MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTQPER 16, 1964 F4GB FOUSTEBI MANCHIBTER RVBNINd HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN„ THURSDAY^ OCTOBER 16, 1964 PAGE nFm of*^ O b itu a ry Profit - Sharing Events JFK Papers’ Re^val of Messiah Issue at Stake Selliiig Rate Mb €k§0s§ m if Me Ben. PnmtueiPn§n Beeth evr Ragaar In Strike Talk Jn State Planned This Year R O C K V n X B — ^Ragaar Abra- hamson, 75, of 41 Ordiard St, (OsHUmwd: » (OHIwH frem Page Om ) UkeLiiicohi died aariy this morning at iwmdina about staUenary firwn Handel's "Messish” h w been revived and win be pre- Rockville’ City Hospital. isaoes, the UAW aad AM C were Um Great Ijahis eaatwaiyl Into HEW TOlUC (A P ) . Booka soited by the Manchester Messiah Chorus Sunday ev^ Mr. Abrahamson was bora remrted la agreement. nine, Dec. at Bailey Auditorium of Manchester High, May 28, 18M in Sweden, a aon AMC Vice FTMMent Mward New England wiU be re^wosl- Aud pleeae e< paper baering the of Abraham and Riga Caiison ble tor the weatlMr for tba next l^ d w ritln g of John F. K e x e d y School, it w a s today announced b y Eric S. Anderson, L . Cuahmaa declacred he w M Abrahamson. He came to the “ ahocked and amaaad that the few days, tbe Bureau aaid. Low •re seUtng at prices comparable chorus manager. FMlltp N. United States 61 yeara ago and pressure systems are aspeeted unien wooM atrike to continua IB moss at Abraham Unooln, Trsggor of Hartford, fonner or* has lived in Rockville 49 years. proflt-ahartng on their terma.’’ to pass eastward across Canada ganist and choir diroctar at He was employed for 21 years The union wanta prollt ahar- w ell to 42m north at N ew Bng- BBy autograph dealers x d x e Eteianuel liuthwan and South by the late FVederick N. Bel- big, American Motore aaid, on iaad. tloneers. Methodist ChurdNS, will direct dhig as chauffeur and estate top of an economic peckage “The meiket for Kexedy the presentaUan. Ih is w ill be the foreman. He attended St eqiial to tboae the UAW wctl materiel," em New York’s group’s 11th pentarmance o f the CluuvM Filed John’s Bplaropal Church. l^viouato at General Motora Parke-Bernet Oalleries Inc., “ Is Christmas oratorio. Survivors include hia wife, Oorp., Ford Motor Oo. and NEW HAVEN (AP)—The F B I announced t o d ^ It haa huge.” Laat heard la 19S2, the Mrs. Nellie Humphries Abra- Chrysler Oorp. CUP rms COUPON The gallery au ctlxed Tues chorus wss organised la 1SK2 hamson; two sons, Oayland R. AMC has offered to equal the filed charges agalfist Robert and directed by the late An­ Abrahamson o f Rockville and package estimated worth 64 W. Gorman, 27, and Edward T. day for |2,600 x toscribed copy drew R, Watson for the ex­ Raymond Abraluunaon of Som­ centa an hour per woriier over Roche, 28, in the robbery of ot a It o ilM adltion book, “ As press purpose of presenting the erville; four daughters, Mrs. the three-year period of. the the Greenwich Federal Savings We Remember Joe.’’ IFREEIOOBSrAMPSI "MessUh," vriilch was first Salvatore Barbagallo of West contract at the Big Three. R and Loan Asaociatlon at The hook WM edited by me with this coupon and purchoM of heard In Manchester during Hartford. Mrs. Rosario Tranta- includes early retirement incen­ ram last April 2, > late P re s ld x t K e x e d y in the Christmas season o f that lo of Bast Hartford. Mrs. Rob­ tives, longer vacatlcns, expand­ Gorman and Roche are be­ memory o f hie brother. Navy ’5^ OR MORE year. *^ e chorus had 70 mem- ert Prutting of Manchester and ed health and insurance provi­ ing held presently In Connecti­ Lt. Josert P . K e x e d y Jr., bera, most o f them from choirs Mrs. Raymond A. Ludwig of sions and wage increases. cut under federal warranta In killed in World W x n . (•scapt alcplialic, tebocce 4 fair trod* i the robbery the Ridgefield of churches in this- area. Tolland; a brother, Alfred AM C said the union turned at Dealers say this is one of me branch of the Connecticut Na­ COUPON GOOD Abrahamson of West Hartford; down a proposal that it agree highest prices ever paid for Watson was minister of mu­ tional Bank last Sept 8. twenty-one grandchildren and to pass [up the so-called an­ modem book. Another Inscribed THIU SAT., OCT. 17fh sic at Center Congregational The FBI said the new war­ a great-grandchild. nual Improvement factor in C h u r^ when he organised the rants will be filed as detainers copy of me book sold at auctix Funeral services will be held wages, if neceeaary, to provide chorus. He resigned his post at against the two men at the last week for $2,400. Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. John's a. cushion fo r any year there the church in 1(156, and also N w Haven and Bridgeport " I have h x d le d books signed Episcopal Church. The Rev. were no profits. by Unctfin that did not bring m resigned as director of the State Jails. chonia Without a director the James L. Grant, rector, -will of­ The company proposal also much,” said dealer CJharles WELL TRIMMED BOMELESt — SHOULDER LEAN TENDER group disbanded and did not Brie 8. AndMSoa ficiate. Burial will be in Grove called for risking po^ble wage Hamilton, who made me first present its Christmas perform­ Hill Cemetery. gains against the chance- that I f 8 There When You Need It f Third Suspension sale. Friends may call at the White- the workers’ share of profits TORRINGTON (AP) — A CROSSMROAST .89** STEWING BEEF ance Uiat year. del’a massive work. From this The largest benefactor of the 1964-66 United Fund Drive la Manchestor Memorial Hos­ Major dealers like Hamilton CHUCK STEAKS Gibson Funeral Home. 65 Blm wasn’t enough to pay for hig­ third Torrlngton policeman was SONELESS 9 G. Albert Pearson, former conclave the diorua was bom. pital, which will receive about mie quarter of the fund’s 5115,000 goal. Hie money w lll^ ■ay prices for a famous m x ’s SHORT CUT BOMBLESS.TOP director of music at Manches­ Treggor, director of this S t, tomorrow frem 2 to 4 and gler poisions, increasing insur­ toward paying current expenaes and maintaining the high level of patlait care at the 800- suspended from duty today an a bxd^tlng often rocket soon 7 to 9 pjn. ance beneflta and earlier retire­ charge of failure to cooperate ter ingh School, reactivated year's chorus, la well known bed non-pnrflt hospital. Contributing to the quaUty of the service is the progressive patient after his deam. THICK CUT the group and served as its di­ In Manchester. Besidee serving m ent care (PPC) plan which was originated at MMH and is being widely bnitated. A gift to the in a departmxtal toVM^a- In K e x e d y ’s case, say deal RIB STEAKS ROUND ROAST .99* BRISKET Mrs. Arthur Sebert tion. The policeman, Vance W il­ rector in 1957 until It once at two churches In this town -Th e union aaid it was willing United Fund is a gift to Manchester Memorial Hospital. (Herald photo by Oflara.) ars, the -value seems to have JUICY TENDRR KIMO or ROASTS FOR BRAISINO _ again dislAnded in 1962, this he formerly wrote a music COVBamiY — Mrs. Olivette to risk losing an addittmal liams, was suspended b y Po­ attached itself also to letters of time from lack of financial column "Just for the Record," Marie Sebert 80, of Woodland week’s vacation and two added lice Chief Angelo Buffs who Mrs. K e x e d y . One of her let said mere was no evidence of a- support. The membership at for The Herald. He left South Rd., died yesterday at Windham holidays if there was a poor ters sold recently for $3,000, one RIB ROAST mnumu .69*^ FLANKENRIBS a criminal nature Involving SIRLOIN STEAK that time numbered' about 180 Church in 1959 for the West Community Memorial Hospital. year. Fraser said these risks Burch Charges President Huge Vote of me highest prices ever paid ROHELESS-> BOTTOM BONELESS __ and included many charter Coast, returning to Hartford in She wa^ bora in Syracuse, would represent approxiinately any of me three officers at for a letter of a living person, BONELEft members and their ^lldren. It 1961. He has been baritone aolo- N.Y., O ct 13, 1884. the dime an hour per worker the m e p r e s x t time. The others, union estimated It gambled In Ugo Manlago and Nicholas “ We x e ^ 1 living in me also included many soloists and iat with the group, and was its Survivors include her hus­ Covered Up Jenkins Case Anticipated shadow of a great figure,” said ROUND ROAST .89* CHUCK FILLET 1961 to obtain profit sharing. Molinq, were suspxded Oct. 7. ' musicians. organist in 1961. He is present­ band. Arthur Sebert o f Coven­ Robert W. Hill, keeper of man­ SHOULDER STEAK BOMELESS —MO FAT ADDED Anderson, the present man­ ly organist and choir director try; two sons, Robert E. Sebert Profit sharing, Fraser esti­ "This Involves a matter of MIDDLE m (Continued from Page One) pointment of Bill D. M oyirs, departmental disetpUne,” me uscripts at me New Y x k Public ager o f the chorus, la a chai^ at Immamiel Congregational o f Mexico City, Mexico, and mated, haa been worth six cents In England another White House aide, to chief said. H e addod " l l i o In­ Library. He said me high prices ter member and organiaer o f Church, Hartford, and ia direc­ John A. Sebert o f Evanston, hourly at AM C in the laat three years. Under it, AMC takes 10 an Arm y major in World War take his place were announced vestigation involved the of­ of Kexedy material probably RUMP ROAST .99* GROUND CHUCK the group. He came to Man­ tor o f choral activities at the 111., and four grandchildren. would prevent me lib r x y from CHUCK STEAK n , Jenkins, 46, and the father of by George Reedy, White House (Cxttnned from Page One) ficers’ failure to follow ee- chester in 1940 from Woroeator, University of Hartford. The funeral will be held Sat­ per cent of its net worth out of RINO or ROASTS mmnn LEAM~FHESB six, has been associated 'with press secretary, at a news con­ tablished police departmxt seeking x y for a while. JUICY _ Mass., vdieiw he and Ida wife Rebearaals for this year’s urday at 9:15 a.m. from the before-taxee profits. The firm the President since Johnson was ference in the Waldorf-Astoria land speculators. Boto parties An autographed copy of Ken­ belonged to a 500-volce Messiah “Messiah” presentation will Killouraey Bros. Funeral Home, distributes the next 16 per cent routine." to employes, putting two thirds a congressman. His resignation Hotel. Johnson was at the hotel promised to attack Britain’s Manlago and MoUno have re­ nedy’s book, “ Profiles in Cour­ Chorus. By chance he mention­ Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 Willimantic, with a M elss of re­ s t e a k RIB ROAST*™"*” .79* GROUND ROUND to address the Alfred E. Smith age,” sold mis year for $625. A PORTERHOUSE waa announced in New York quested, mrough m eir attor­ ed this to Alexander Watson, p.m. in Room A-7 at Manches­ quiem at 10 at St. Mary's of this in a fund from which the adverse trade balance by in­ LEAN 1961 pensions increases and where the President was cam- Memorial Foundation dinner. neys. that me Board of Pub­ copy of Kexedy’s yexbook at whose father had hem part of ter High School, and w ill con­ Church, Coventry. Burial will creasing industrial productivity. SHOULDER _ broader insurance is paid. The pcdgnlng Wednesday night. Earlier, when asked about lic Safety hold a public hear­ CIm te, where hia prep school Messiah performancea in oth­ tinue each Monday nig^t un­ be in S t Mary's C em eteiy.— other third ia paid in company Records of the police morals Burch's statement, Reedy had Each said it could do this better ing in their cases. classmates voted him “ moat er clUes. Anderson got togeth­ til the date of the performance. Friends may call at the fu­ likely to xcceed,” brought $100. TOP SIRLOM ROAST „ 99 ’ SHORT RIBS stock distributed to individual division showed that Jenkins said, “ I don’t know what he’s msm me omer. LONDON BROn. er with the elder Watson and Members of the chorus and all neral home tonight from 7 to was arrested five years ag^o on talking about." “An average hxdwritten OROUND they in turn met with Pearaon, aingers In Manchester and 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and workers. Some 1,700 candidates were in Ex-Newsboys Feted CHUCK P I A UAW strike at AMC would a charge of "disonlerly conduct The announcement that Jenk­ letter by me late President then music director at the high aurrounding towns are Invited 7 to 9 p.m. the field today, including 629 COLUMBUS (AP) — What come on top of its walkout (pervert) and on Oct, 7 this ins had resigned was made a would probably be worth about school, and interested in Han- to participate. Conservatives, 628 Laborites, do Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- against General Motors Corp. year on a charge of “ disorderly lew hours after he was hospi­ $1,600 today,” says Miss Mary N E ^ & TENDERLOIN 365 Liberals, and 36 Commu­ Conn., Canadian Prim e Min­ CALIFORNIA STEAK a 65** (EmiCK ROAST Mrs. Loiilae A. Paquin That atrike haa idled some 300,- talized In Washington with what Benjamin, a prominent auto- m (indecent gestures)." He forfeit­ nists. The rest are from minori­ ister Lester P e a r s o n and BONELEIt COVENTRY — Mrs. Louise 000 of 350,000 production work­ was described as "extreme TEHDERLOm _ C6AR ed c o lla te d in both cases. ty parties, such as Welsh and Judge Samuel H. Sllbert of g r a ^ desder. "This would be t . Ann Psquin, 79, widow of ers in OM plants across the faUgue." Jenkins' resignation and ap­ Scottish natixalists, plus a Cleveland .have In common? about me same as a comparable MEA to Decide on Monday Mathias Paquin, died recently nation. FDttTCVTI sprinkling of lone' campaigners They are ail members of me Lincoln letter.” CHUCK ROAST at the home of her son, The­ PORTERHOUSE s m i. '1 °' Local Issues, however, were advocating such causes as anti- Newspapersboys Hall of Fame. Prices for Kexedy memora­ BEEF—PORK—VEAL odore Paquin of Coventry. the cause of the GM strike. CHUCK vivisection. Ribicoff used to deliver the bilia have been boosted because On Representation Ruling Bora April 22. 1885 in Put­ The UAW and QM today sUll First results were due about 6 New Britain Herald to 82 reg­ genuine K e x e d y inscriptions nam, she was the daughter of remained far apart on the at- N ew Plane Figh ter. p.m. (Eastern Standard Tim e), ular subscribers some 46 years x e scarce. MEAT LOAF MIX Hie Manebester Bducation^tionately by membership on an Michael and Alice Lefebvre the-plant issues blocking a re­ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK a and about 420 seats 'should be “ My experience," says Miss Favreau. She was a communi­ turn to work. There were 180 ago. - Associatieak to the M E A members litical issue in a stormy presi­ speakers. of Three Rivers, Mass., broth­ one time per patient. 24, 1962. Michael Sorota was lying on last y e x for $17,500. chester Federation of Teachers, to explain the position of the A subway strike this week in FROZEN COFFEE er o f Mrs. Richard G'..tzmer, of dential election year. a rock pile in a wooded area What figure in world history would be represented propor- board o f education. 43 Mather St. The aircraft made its debut inj . Competing furiously for the London added me final questix. would bring me highest «dce? ADMITTED YB8TTCRDAY: oaramnnv of nonoroV lucrativc contract was Boeing, when David Livingstone, x e of Other survivors include two a brief oriel ceremony at General ^ mark to the campaign. (Conserv­ "Shakespeare," says Hamil­ Joye Capps, 122 Oakland St.; several score men and women brothers, Ocila Pimpare of Dynamics' huge Fort Worth atives reasoned that me Labor- ton. " A handwritten letter by of General Dynamics and, e x ­ searching for me youngster, Maine and Euclid Pimpare of Mrs. Marilyn Flano, 7 Lilac St.; plant. , Ites would suffer because of Prune Juice Shakespeare wxld probably WAFFLES Walter MacHvaln. 17 Bonner tended Boeing supporters, found him. ^ Isbell Aims About Town Willimantic. General Dynamics Oorp. meir close links with me xion s. fetch $1 m illix. Rd.; Mrs. Marion Peck, 316 Au­ clearly superior. The boy apparently disap­ The funeral will be held Sat­ Joined Grumman Aircraft En^- Under pressure from Labor peared about 10 a.m., his moth­ tumn St.; Armand Savoie, RFD neering Corp. in pursuing the Cong^ressmen from areas Several members of the La­ urday in Maine. party leaders me strikers went er, Mrs. Stanley Sorota, said. New Punch 2; Stuart Sharpe, 57 Constance coveted contract, worth eventu­ where Boeing operates charged YELLOW CLING-SLICESorHALVES tM toes 4 - *1 back to me trains. Traffic was dies Aid Society of Zion Luth­ favoritism. Cries of conflict of Mrs. Sorota and neighbors eran Church will attend the Dr.; Mrs. Helen Slater, Staf­ ally in the neighborhood of $6.6 back to normal today for the Pkq. of 4 - - - C : ; T 8 * interest arose. Disputes oc­ searched for an hour and a half ford Springs; Richard Smith, billion. first time since Monday. Ruth Milieu • jgqqieP' ------fall rally of the Lutheran’ Wo­ curred In military circles over before calling police. Elventual- At Coastline men’s Missionary League, Up­ 2 Detectives, RFD 2, Bolton; Da-vld Taylor, The award touched off wide­ which desigpi was the better. A ly volunteer firemen and state DEL MONTE T0NAT0sAUCE4t::49' Werner Dr, Rockville; Miss spread controversy. CSiarges of per Co'nnecticut Valley Zone, Senate Investigation followed. police with bloodhounds Joined "M y husband persists in mak' (Contlniied from Page One) Sunday at 3 p.m. at Christ Slayer Killed M ary E. Miller, 49 R i ^ e St.; favoritism and politics echoed SCATTER RUGS in Congress, the Pentggon and Secretary of the Na'vy Fred lO H Fair Set, in the hunt. The boy was about ing a fx l of himself by play­ Lutheran (Jhurch, Broad and Philip Shaw, 165 Hackmatack Korth resigned, although his a mile and a quarter from MUI COUM M M • IIIV B M kW * When she reached Florida; Madison Sts., Hartford. In N,Y. Gunplay St.; Mrs. Catherine Peck, Glas­ offices of administratix lead­ ing me dashing Lomario at ev­ mSTPEAS 2:^47' resignation never was linked home w hx Livingstone found PEACHES k l U L u u u m n m ui-unn m ui she was moving fast and she tonbury; Thomas 'Vennard, 21 ers. Rain or Shine ery party we attend. He paws Money Lynn Frnsh Bnknd w w n w The dispute centered around a offitoally to the controversy. He him. couldn’t have ^cked a more The American Legion Auxil­ (Continued from Page One) Elro St.; Paula Kracunas, 64 all me women guests x d , when desirable route through Ever­ contention that Boeing Co. sub­ previously headed a Fort Worth HALF GALLON iary will meet Monday at 8 p.m. Turnbull Rd.; Richard Casa- bank. The Instructors of me Handi­ DEFENDS GONKUNO I complain later, he rays I'm FIGBARS glades wilds inhabited only by at the Legion Home. Hostesses mitted a superior design while A few moments after their vant, 1087 Tolland Tpke.; Ed­ Republican presidential nomi­ capped (lO H ) has scheduled Its HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. alligators, snakes and a few will be Mrs. Wilbert Auden, promising considerable long- jealous.” arrival, timed at 12:20 a.m., ward Soja, Willlngton; Carolyn nee Barry (Soldwater recently Mb. Seminole Indians. chairman, Mrs. Merrill Ander­ range pii^uction savings. Coxtry Fair. Saturday on me Dempsey has again These words x e from a wife PUMPKIN PIE police received a report of shots Ann Miller, Wapplng; Leonard Secretary of Defense Robert accused the Democratic admin­ erassv arpa in front o f thp hto-h defetnse of SUte . And when she reached the son and Mrs. Robert Arendt. who is fed up wim her hus­ cans Holland Hail Burke, Glastonbury. S. McNamara hailed the F i l l as istration of "playing politics g r ^ y area in front of me high finance Commissioner George opulous east coast, she was a fired. band’s Juvenile antics. She Is ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. the "greatest single step for­ with defense.” He said the con­ s c h x l tennis courts on E. Cen- Conklftig. Dempsey praised or LEMON PIE ttle too far north to deal a One half of proceeds of tickets not Jealxs, Just ashamed. He S Officers found Donegan dead Carrie Anderson, Glastonbury; ward in combat aircraft to oc­ tract went to the "highest bid­ ter St. Conkllng yesterday as an “ able really serious blow to any sold by next Tuesday to a Grand makes her I x k just as absurd LANGE 8 " SIZE Just Inside the apartment door. WUllam Steele, 560 Vernofi St.; cur in several decades." der with the second-best air­ The fair will conduct a variety and capable" man who has re- ICE CREAIVI metropolitan area. Annual Festival of Harmony, as he is, since she has to put Potenza’s body was in the Mrs. Ruth ScritMier, Coventry; McNamara, here to see the plane.” of business ventures from sell- malned at his state post "a t per- 49' Bushnell Memorial, Friday, up wim his fxlishness or ore- She did manage, however, to "The shadow of doubt hangs ing cakes to ducking for apples sonal’ finxcial sacrifice, Nov. 27 at 8 p.m., will benefit apartment driveway. He appar­ Mrs. Ellen Spaulding, 12 Myrtle unveiling of the plane he de­ ate a public scene. leave touch of the famed winter over the award of this con­ from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is me Conkllng has been x d e r repeat- the Connecticut Eye Bank and ently was slain while heading St.; Theodore Trahan, 10 Olcott fended against congressional That. I think. Is a fairly typi­ m s n A n ___ va. j h i a ■ playground of the Palm Beach­ opposition, said: tract,” the Arizona senator first attempt of the orgxito.tion ed attack from Republicans, 5 Visual Research Foundation. for the rear of the house to cut St.; Miss Jennie Sixta, West cal rxetion from a womx es without electricity and with asserted before a Fort Worth to raise'money for its pool fund who call him "a shadow gover- Tickets to the barbershop type off any escape. Willlngton, ,.Mrs. Helen Rago, "For the first tim e in aviation married to a m x who thinks BUTTERNILK BREAD 25 '/ jg a l. debris-littered streets. history, we have an airplane audience, “ and it can be cleared by mis means. nor" and have asked for his re- singing event may be obtained Detectives traced Miss Brown East Hartford. he Is Irresistible to women x d raBAm s SI jn xT n u n SCOTT NAPKINS The worst of the tornadoes with the range of a transport, Up the minute the President Items to be sold include cakes, moval. Dempsey said Conkllng from Mrs. Sedrlck Straughan, to her..apartment. She said she BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh­ Is forever making a m b s at D u i e o i m ^ . whirled out of the Atlantic smd the carrying capacity and endu­ tells the Investigating commit­ pies, candy, apples, fruits, bal- has been offered positions in pri- 46 Sciiopl St., chairman of an had been in a rear room of the ter to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice some om er woman in front of SWEETROLLS ^ ST 39' ripped through Boynton Beach, rance of a bomber, and the tee to go ahead with this politi­ loons, pumpkins, vegetables, jel- vale industry offering, almost Eye B a^ committee of Sunset basement during the shooting Latulippe, 51 Skinner Rd., his wife. ■AM T LTMN— nUDWa s p n a c N a coastsd city of 14.000. At least agility of a fighter plane. Its cally oriented piece of busi­ lies, books and toys. Refresh- twice the salary o f $16,100 he Rebekah Lodge, or Earl Hutch­ and did not know what hap­ Yet, I ’U bet mere Isn’t a< mar­ M A M D m o w 22 persons were injured, 20 Rockville. performance Is as versatile as ness.” ipenta. will be sold x d omer now receives. "H e haa served ins, 85 Broad St., chairman of pened. DISCHARGED Y E S T B R- ried w olf livihg who w x ld ran- CRUMB CAKE t 3 5 ' bouse tmiiars were' smashed, games x d amxemxts presxt- m xy governors xd served an Eye Bank committee for King Investigators found that after its missions are varied.” governors cede that' his wife's objections eommerclal buildings dame^ged DAY: Maria Moros, 40 Ward He was Joined on the speak­ ed. imte size pastry w ill be avail- mem well," said Dempsey. "H e APPLE JUICE David Lodge, lOOF. the slayings Guyette took Miss might spring from shame, ram- and homes unroofed. St., Rockville; M ary Anne er’s platform by Secretary of able^or chlldrx who are In has been devoted to me welfare « t A 8 m m iM W Brown In his car to her home Stino, Glastonbury; Biagglo 4r t h x Jealousy. ^ l- q t I and drove to the Hairthorne the Navy Paul Nltze and Air need i f a x x k ; mat is, it will of Connecticut x d all Ita citi­ So I don’t see much hope for GRAND UNION Belflore, 132 Charter Oak St.; New Rumors fcABn'M4A.BA« ^ « o q a street apartment where he lived Force Secretary Eugene Zuck- be on sale fo r all children. zens.” this w ife being able to make PRUNE JUICE Mrs. Rhoda (Soldstein, 218 Coventry ' Watch for Blind, part-time -with his wife and their ert. > A ll Items fo r sale w ill be her h u sbxd x d e r s t x d how she fWA8ID VNIOM Mountain Rd.; Kathleen Col­ PUNNADOcemw 10 A T * I £ son, Donald, 3. Featuring a variable-sweep O f Chang,es made by lOH members xd TV Ada'Climb really feels. VICKSi BOH in BAG Drivers Warned ' As two detectives approached lins, Ellington; Mrs. Concetta wing, the F i l l grew from a meir families oi- donated to the R e’ll mark her attitude up to TOMATO JUICE Driver Arrested the door to the Guyette apart­ Gardiner, South Windsor; Mrs. search for one fighter plane that fair by frienda. Pero’s Orchards ntK SB PA K NEW YORK — Expenditures Jealouay, because that Is flat­ Ife.l-A. ment on the second floor, they Sheila Falkowskl, XlOVt Char­ would satisfy requirements of has d o x te d fruits x d - vegeta- tering to his ego. And It would '-State Police have designated In Moscow 4-m .M VEGETABLES In Head-on Crash heard a shot. They,found Guy- ter Oak St.; Louis Gunsa, 62 both the Air Force and the Vthx Mx^ester be awfully deflating to admit to BLUE BONNET CATSUP CmCKARINA Mr today as White Cane Safety salflvranM aeasl n v-rrnv-i I la n f J - 11 V l S l O n t |16 flFSt llCtll 0 *f 1 9 6 3 F O S C et'te dead. One of the slain de­ Prospect St.; Mrs. Sharon Navy. himself th a t she is really Day in urging all motorist to (Contlnued from Page One) have ,442>7.000 compared wim tectives’ guns was on the floor, Thomas. Wapplng; Otto La- The Air Force version has xntributed. ashamed for him x d tor her- Jolm H. Wright, 42, of Fox take precautions when they see $371,531,000 for me like period of Trail, waa charged with driv- and tjie other on a table. shay, 34 Cornell St.; J. Herbert been designated the F lllA , the The fair's unofficial slogx aelf. SrafSTRONEMr a blind or partially blind per­ Holden, South Windsor; Mrs. “ Western observers in Mos­ 1962, according to me advertis­ PEANUT BUTTER tog under the influence of Investigators said that at Navy version the F lllB . They is “ Lets bring me x u n try Nor Is mere much chxce ——— son on the road carrying a Maryann Tully, 36 Teresa Rd.; are largely similar in design ing-industry trade paper, Medla- n U tU U M M U D Mqum: and with his license 12:50 a.m. — a half hour after cow believe that x important back to me City of Village scope. that tim e will c h x g e him. Men M argarine white walking stick or white under suspmislon after a head- the slayings — Guyette tele­ John DeDecko, Wapplng; with a high percentage of inter­ Chxm.” Fair committee chair- of that type Just seem to get tipped with red stick. xnouheement concerning top CHIC PEAS «n crash late last night on Rt. phoned the Rev. Mr. Lothrop George W alker Jr., 17 Harvard changeable parts. m x Roberta Lehmus says mat worse and worse as time goes KIDNEY BEANS The Stafford Troop has and told him . ‘'I've done it. I Rd. The multipurpose, all-weather government c h x g e s will be in case o f rain me fair w ill ^ be CAVnON URGED 64. made wimin me next 48 hoxs,” NEW YORK (AP) . Referral on. More x d more, mey need pointed to the state’s General have killed two policemen. And DISCHARGED TODAY: tactical fighter has a top speed at Concordia L u m e r x Church to assure memselves that mey Ftoioe said Wright's car sud- said me News. "And R u ssixs selling is "gimmick selling” de­ Statutes which orders drivers there la another life going out." Mrs. Anna Gozetski, 31 Rus­ two and one-half times the on Pitkin St. are Irresistible to womx. dsnly went into the wrong lane to take special care when ap point x t mat these signs x e signed to entrap the gullible, i-ib. and struck a car driven by The clergyman, thinking that sell St.: Mrs. Ellen Mercer, 42 speed of sound or 1,665 miles It's Jilst a question of whem- preaching blind persons on the Guyette meant his wife, pleaded Maple St.; Mrs. Madlyn War­ per hour. The two-toan craft is usual when me c o x tr y ’s lead­ warns me Natlxal Better Busi­ pkg. Leslw Bittner, 45, of Bolton ers are changing places." ness B u rex , Inc. er his wife loves him enough road. with him to spare her. wick, 9 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. capable of supersonic speed at to put up wim him as Is, or ltd., Vemcn. Bittner was treat The organization reports mat Tbe state police have also Guyette told the clergyman: Lillian Seretto, 378 Parker St.; sea level as well as high alti­ Little Damage whemer she doesn’t. ad fo r facial cuta at Man- mouBxds of consumers are be­ urged all pedestrians as well “ Not my wife — m yself," and Robert Busiere, Bast Hartford; tudes, and landing at speeds Only m# wife herself c x x - aheatar Memorial Hospital. as motorists to be espectsily ing victimized a x x l l y by a W riifit w ill am ear in Man- then hung up. Barbara Liebman, RFD 2, Bol­ Under 150 m.p.h. Public Records In Four Fires s w x that questix. But if x y cautious during the short day­ ton; Salvatore Italic, Hartford; The F i l l w ill be able to scheme in which me sa lesm x “ playboy" nu$bxd happex to ■bestar Clroult Court 12 on xks prospects to supply a Hat Dtlicateaaen S p e cif light hours of fall winter. Kenneth Anderson Jr., 72 Es­ change its wings In flight from Very little property 'damage read this column I have some N ov. 6. TIm arrest was made Wamuitee Deeds of names of friends x d neigh­ Cooked Bare by Trooper John Wlttensellner sex St.; Roger Amell, 110 Bry­ the virtually straight position to w u reported by town firemen words of warning to him. Ungewitter Gets Richard E. Turcotte Sr. x d bors. For each one who buys at On Stafford Troop. Boosters Unaidied an Dr.; Mrs. Ellen Kiernan, 48 the sharply swept position. who yesterday x d exly mis Don’t be s u r p r i s e d x d ROAST Strickland St.; Sharon Hemley, Its maximum operating cell­ Ellen J. Turcotte to Emilia morning were called out to ex- ****** shxked If one day y x ^ ’play” Top 4-H Award ■Vercelll and Angela C. 'Ver- CANBERRA —The 26-year- 68 Delmont St.; Miss Marion ing is about 60,000 feet and its tlngulsh two minor leaves fires, I JIi ’ vet thL lr«**? yourself rl^ t out of your mar­ WAFFLES 6’^ 10* celli, property at 145 Welle St. BEEF « '‘® eesrwMr-ABmnwn* R o c k v ille old International Wool Secretar­ Washburn, 35 N. Lakewood minimum operating altitude a waidilng machine.motor fire, i “ xUrning riage. Louis Ungewitter of Broad Circle; Mrs. Marie Hennequln, under 600 feet. Armiir I. Miller'and Clarissa xd to clex smoke from a « iat, suiqiorted by South African for nothing" snxe, the Bureau A ll riimts reser\'ed 32 Cottage S t; John Fallon, 22 Military men call it "trans­ W. Miller to James R. Burns kitchen. ‘ Newspaper EnterprlM Assn. atore fiUoed • Baked ■*»~g Uoaases Available and Australian wool growers, Brook, a music instructor at explains, -victims sign a condi­ CHEESE PIZZA '-^52^ Bank St.; Deborah SoJa, West oceanic" capable of flying Jr., property at 3 Stephens IJt. Times x d locations wore The tasrn cleric’s office will be carries on a worldwide program the W ard Music Co. on Hart­ Willlngton; Charles Transue, anywhere In me world within John W. Volz x d Jxet M. listed yesterday at 3:6(1 p.m., tional sales contract x d - be­ VIRGINIA ,, open toulght from 6:80 to 8:30 to develop uses and sales oi come obligated to pay for some­ wool. Much of Its money is spent ford Rd., haa received the tcq> 61 Green Manor Rd.; Mrs. x e day. It contains In-flight Volz to Richard E. Clough and a leaves fire, put out'by Oo. lOyOOO B irdi Banded the purpose of Issuing hunt thing mey would not otherwlae in the United States, though 4-H award of the Silver tllover Carol Remillard and eon. Am - refueling capabilities. Dorom y K. GUI, property at 1 at 62 Cocqier H ill 8 t„ at HAM “ JUICES 2 buy. The promieed commlAriom 'may also be pur- U.B. growers do not contribute. in raeognltlon of five years’ ston. The {usne can be armed wim 214 Hilliard St. 4:10, Oo. 2 w x t to put out TOKYO — Japx was deelg- service as a 4-H Club bandlead- conventional or nuclear weap­ Attachment of Real Eatate a leavea blase att Wadsworm do not materialise, x d the aatod the survey e x t x in me at the Sports Center, tbe monthly payments become the Sports W irt, Wbsteni Auto, RIs- ASK mUE PROBE er. TRAINS TRAINERS ons of all types. Doromy - K. Gill agatnat .Bt.; x d at 5:26 last night -Aaiaa-Deiclfic area when me burden of the buyer. 12th IhternaUonid Omfereace lay BUSmaxa and Star Hard- SOMERS (AP)—Fire Chief Ungewitter, who teaches UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. It will operate readily from Charles C. Gill, property at U8 when a amoke ejector was em­ Joseph Perooskl baa asked the trumpet, drum and violin, leads (A P )—Pennsylvania State Uni' •bort, unimproved runways or McKee St, propiuty off Fergu­ ploy^ by Co. 2 firemen to rid X Bird Prsservatlx wM held w a fa .. ^ - Dellas Cowboy defensive In TVikyo in i960. Blnra t h x who have not taunted Stoto Fits Marshal's office to the Mslroee (Conn.) 4-H Club versity’e Institute of Public from Navy carrier decks. Two son Rd. x d property off H art­ a kitchen of cooking smoke at JParaom 'oeck M el Renfro is x a o f me Japan’s Forestry Agsney hM wltliln tbs sM t ten years must tovestlgate a number of recent | Bond. Safety presents on annual turbofan enginee. vdm afterbur­ ford Rd. 64 Branford St m A t 8:24 a.m. today, Oo. 1 fastest developing rooMas In established 20 beading oxters bava a fauntet^ aaMty rivtlfl- m m in Somers. 12is Istsst blase I The swsrd was made Jointly Course tor Trainere of Com- ners, developed by Pratt A Wit­ Manriag* licenae to 16 Lincoln the National Poothiril League, 4lw *^oi*the oountry sadhM 8 ney, power the alreraft. Robert Omld Grtokmore, flnfi^tore went' ii Ito iMBid tw SUMP SWBPSlMtS eata. Details Iba oeitifiiMSe JdHWled, 6 boat storage building i by the Co-operative Extension merclal Drivers, deslgnsd to an ere x ovxloaded wash- eays Ooeoh Tom LxAry. Ran- MtoaoM 10,000 handed htodi 'T ;* -i-Ji ata wtoltebla tram the town last nlrtit A fira at ttie buUdbig Service of tbe U.S. Department givs ttas nscsssary ' ‘know-tasw” An unusual feature ,1s a com- Coventry, x d Judim Ann Ar- B t whei Iture and by the Uni- to thoss respoiudbls for training btnsd crew oompaiteent-escape nar, 66 C u ah m x Dr., Nov. 7, Ing i madilna motor began to fn> tiao a ktointf aetani ,«d tiH ir a so le) tfetfe’a oCSee, town etorfc Henry last 'rhuredayThi iy destroyed 251 of Agriculture and ...... by r ■ 1 **"' hosts vskiad a t | i miiUon. ’r s n i ^ at Conne^tout drivsrs In motor fissta. po4 developed tap MeDonneQ fkrnm Metbodiet Ohuroh. amoka > 1 - ■ V • .V n I ’ ' jp B n flM D l UANCBEBTBB BVENma HBRALD. MANCHESTER. 00NN« tH U R ^A Y . OCfbEER 1V 1M 4 Pages 17 io 32 — — ■ -- S6a section Two I , t o i r s d a t , Oc t o b e r ^ i«m iKatUlf^Bttr Ev^nittS l|?rdil t o o t s d a t . Oc t o b e r «. wm

About Tow n New Board Members . of Manchester Takes Oath Grange will meet, tonight at 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to pay re­ On N ov. 2 spects to David Wilson, a mem­ ber. Manchester's newly electeg Miss Charlotte M. Hutchins board of directors will be swocA- of 86 Broad St., master of Man­ in by State’s Atty. John D. Li(«f chester Orange, is a delegates Belle on Nov. 2 at 7:80 p.m. in to the Connecticut State the hearing room of the Mim- Grange * session in Hartford which begins today. Manches­ icipal Building. ter members are reminded that The bord will convene for the 6th Degree will be conferred an organizational meeting, ag at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Foot requli^ by Section 8-4 of the. Guard Hall, Hartford. town charter, which 8pecifleg| the first Monday in Novembez^ Officers and members of the biennially, as the day ow British American Club will which it is to meet, to elect C meet tonight at 7:30 at the chairman and a secretary. clubhouse and then proceed to Atty. LaBelle will rweat | Holmes Funeral Home, 400 function which ho performed, s in November 1902, when he. Main St., to pay respects to gave the oath of office to th#* David Wilson, a member. town’s second Democratic-con*, trolled board. The first Dem- Past Chief aub of Pythian ocratlc-controlled board toot Sisters will ‘meet tomorrow at office in November 1968, and 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Etta was sworn in by Superior U) Perkins, 23 Autumn St. Court Judge Charles S. House>, With the Democrats hold* n ie Women's Guild of ’Trin­ ing a repeat 6 to 3 m a j^ ty oh ity Covenant (Jhurch will the new board, Mayor Francis sponsor a rummage sale Sat­ Mahoney is assured of con* urday from 9:30 a.m. to noon tinuing in his post, since he t /9 at Orange Hall. 72 Center St. was the high vote-getter at Articles may be brought to the the Oct. 6 elections. Atty. Da*- < ^ hall at 8 :a.m. vid Barry, who is the board’* present secretary, may relin­ m i f i Lamplilera Chapter of the quish his position to Robert Questers Club will meet tomor­ Stone and accept the poeltloii row at 8 p.m. at the home of of deputy chairman. Barry Mrs. Laurence Lane, 70 Ox­ was the second highest vote- ford St. getter, finishing only 88 vote* behind Mahoney. The executive committee of Nutmeg Forest. Tall Cedars Seniors Say Farewell to Herdic - I of Lebanon, will meet Mon­ a day at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma- Mrs. Elizabeth Cone of the Senior Citizens Club presenU Recreation Superintendent James Six from Town sonic Temple. Herdic a farewell gift—a new wrist watch—as Mrs. Herdic looks on. Herdic, who is resign­ < » f ing as recreatl Democratic Town Committee, ■ i m will speak on behalf of Presi­ 0 ) .3 dent Lyndon Johnson, ' and ,co- Charles Riegel, activities and J 5 fund-raising ^chairman o f the 0 (/) 8 Manchester Goldwater Club, will espouse Sm». Barry Gold- -I 0 < B.S water’s cause. S.'i The debate will follow the O X 8 lA same pattern heard at last O week's "Y ” Dessert Series, with a question and answer period to follow the forjrtal presenta­ Itt tions. Swedes Like Sports * S Qb I' STOCKHOLM — The 60-yeai^ 8 old Swedish Sports Federation reports that every sixth Swede I"* PLAN UNITS i S '- s s a g ICO j9tto*pa|iert MrIl prioad. Ooaa MB paper* you’ll see for yourself. There’s every­ I s thing to interest every member of the family • • # STORE HOURS: >a Monday and Thorsday Open till 8 P-m. entertainment and enjoyment, ideas and infor­ 2 S Open Thursday and Friday Evenings lA Closed Wednesdays mation, news from near and far. These and other •aif-tf. M l lA FINE HOM E futures make your newspaper a much-loyei i | . member of the fami^I l 5 . fiaiilM. MA • l*iB% UadMta: • 8A at « 4 « «• Mbhs 6«tr iw 3 •4- SOfflbl** $S PSB^HOS. a el |i C o .ln e . NO 4MVWIDIMb OOiONWHI JS* psMsM*>- dMidisi swd,nii>diist/ s i AT vouM *Avenrr* * t o m 10 UNION STREET-jROCKVILLE, CONN. i n P hom - '1.'' IfsnelMStor 6i8*0890—^RockrlO* 8TS*1584 ,r I ...... ■'"'h ” id'M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964 PAGE NINETMtil' J BteHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER IB, lM 4

8:M . Burke w&s taken to the Glastonbury Man hospital by ambulance. He was Germans Fohn REDEEM POPULAR S VALUABLE COUPONS Mailed to yo u r home treated for a . laceration of one Injured in Crash ear an4 admitted for X-rayi Piano Society PeAsC. and observation. The Burke car was towed from the accident FRANKFURT — The Ger­ Leonard R. Burke, M, of scene with heavy right side Olaatonbury, • U reported in damage. man Plano Society has Juit Mtisfeclory condition today at been established here with the Taste the Delicious Difference in Mancheater Memorial Hospital Blind Aide Lieted cooperation of piano manufac- where he was admitted last turers and teachers. The new night with head and arm in­ society will deal with all quss- P.A.C. BALUOOM^ juries he received when his car NEW YORK — "Aids and went out of control, struck a Appliances," a new catalog of tions of piano music, tech­ EVCRY MONDAY- 8 P.M. stone wajl, bounced^ off and household. Industrial, and nique, art, training of young ended up'in heavy bhirti off S. school Items adapted for use artists, and technical and soi- 2t VILLAW STinr. ROCKYHIE Popular^s Famous Corned Beef,,* Main St., near the Olaatonbury by blind people, is available entlfle research. ‘ town line. In Inkprint and braille from The society's first big proj­ New Is the time to serve up e delicious New England boiled dinner . . . superb meaL Police are continuing their the American Foundation for ect will be to hold in Berlin investigation of the onc-car The Blind. 15 W. 16th, New in May, IMS, the first inter­ time pleasure for your family.,.POPULAR'S delicious delicatessen style corned beef is crash which occurred at about York 11, N. Y. national piano oongreas. Read Herald Advertisemente cured by an exclusive process that brings forth that extra mild flavor. For a real old- fashioned treat, serve it with generous portions of boiled new green cabbage . . .

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The Jaycees. all officers of NONE HIGHER S o v a the civic group’s light bulb sale committee, are (from the left) Richard Bohadik, Robert Mc- SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY STEER BEEF PRMH Oarity and Jerry Baskin. The sale, which officially begins Saturday, is one ot the Jaycees’ Lb. Lb. Lb. major Jund raising acUvlUee. "nje proceeds finance a variety of civic projecta (Herald photo niSH BRISKIT _ LEAN (SAVE 14c) by Pinto.) ______P o t R o a st FtONT CUT .OO* Jane Parker Large Coventry Only One Man •UPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY, STEER BEEF NONE HIGHER Cherry Pio Seen Involved Lge. 1 lb J Q C SELECT Qiarter Panel to Propose In LBJ Threat 2 8 oz pies # T CHOICE iCround Chuck ^ 6 9 * YOUrl C.;s;CE o f a n y COMBiNATION Chuck Roast Lb. ! FREE! Full-time First Selectman CORPUS CHRIS’n , Tex. (AP) — Sheriff Johnnie Mitchell said I 5 c I Bo m Irss Stow Bitf IB 69* Ploto Roof aoMM FRESHLY A tun-time first selectman will<&B. Fife of Hartford, lots 61 Wednesday his investigation of and 62, Section B, Actors Col what an informer told him was h SY ttolHMoica Stook u l.8 9 OHI SLICED be recommended by the Coven­ OvtR Roast aoNUMfeewieei I 'r - ony Estates Ehetension 2. a threat to ehoot President Beef Liver Lb. H | 4 - P IE C E try Charter Commission at a On A n y ' Also, Bernard A. Dion to Johnson Indicated ” it was just California Roast «rMOM6Me ..59* Dokioiiko Stoak ia1.49 public hearing by the commis­ Horace R. and Doris C, Crock­ S-Pomd sion slated for some time in one man involved.” ett of Rockville, lot 7, Block Z, m n m o m m $.69* Bag Of ROCK Place Setting of November, Atty. John W. Allen, Waterfront Park; Rose. Anne He said an unnamed former Nowport Roast w 1-19 Coilfoillia StOak MT RIVER commission chairman, said to- Dorey to Edward J. Barry, in mental patient was being A&P Waterfront Park; Joseph P. sought. Braisiiig Boof u 7 9 B lo b Stook evruoMiNWCK u99* Sliced Bacon Lb. Coffet—For ^ ■ 1 FAMOUS THURSl^AY, OCTOBER 1964 PAGE TWENTYGNl . ^ V E N T f - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1964 RoekidUe'Vernon l^r^Dge Differ 12Ui GireaU FIRST FOOD'S THRIFTY Couft Cases Lehan Pledges “" rs of Ticket MANCBBSTEB UiSSIOM District MeetingTlheerless Charles O’ReUly, 88. ebsngad T elevision hia plea today to riOty to tha 8:00 (S> Big I IbMiter (8-20-10) rUntseoaes (C) t M itw l U s mud be a need and de­ oharfM of operating a motor Jokn LPiail. ekalrmsn ot Om oonrolldated government ' (8) N«wt (24) Psople and Politics OoMNmtur, Belton mand for help before federal vehicle while his licanto is un­ Fire District Oommlsslonen, will take over,” Rau said. "We (10) Eye-D«nUfy 8:00 (8-20-40) Donna Reed wUl oonttoua oparatlona unUl a*-18-a0) Movie ^ (8-12) Perry Maaon BepwibHcan aafriruit for aid la given, and used as aa der suspension and reckleaa said last night that the oom- (tt* Top 23 Plus Oas (24) Sets and Systems C oagireM ft o m the M oood dl>* example federal assistance for driving. Two other charges re­ mtesl^wlU oooperate with the then, and anjr programs wa have (M) Sbskespoare Land 8:80 (10-22-80) Dr. Klldars ^ trtet, aw tluit he waa tar- medical and dental achools be­ ceiving Btolso goods and failure Ion of Vernon’s thr4e in mind will 1w earrled out” (30) Early Show (24) Tbe Editors ClMtlnnan Lehan added, "Our (40) Adventure In Paradiae (8-20-40) My Threa Sons itbiT anamored of aithar' man cause of the scarcity of doctora to obey a police officer —.were eats next year. The 1:10 (3) News. -Sports. Weather t:00 (8-12) Password It's TIm ltst« PrMhMt Peril In Town — Leon, Oraln Fed, Tender in UM praaidontial raoa. and dentists. Boiled by pTOMcutor James Ml- was appm ^ to refer- igcams will be carried out; we •:U (22) <3ub Houee (8-20-40) Bewitched (24) By-Line "A plague on both thatr St Onge was a member of rahile. en T o o s u y . Evanh way out” (12) Newabeat Tricarico, reporting on rec­ 8:80 (24) What's New (18) lubacriptioa TV houaea,’' ha daclared. the Judh^ury committee which The case was continued until foink it’s grand,” Lehsii (8) Walter (Ironkltt • :80 (1082-80) Basel (C) Oom an Old Lyme attorney, worked on the Civil Rights Bill, Nov. 8 for sentencing at the re­ reation to the dtefirktt. said that (8) Laramie' (C) (8) The Detacthrea and Democratic tactunbent Wll- which he termed "one of the quest of O’Reilly’s lawyer. the recreation coimffittee is (12) Newebjat (13) Bailayt of Balboa *^!ehan said that, unlike previ­ (10-22-80) Huntley-Brlnkler (14) All 'm t Jaas Uam U St. Onge debated laat memorable acts" of Congress. O’Reilly was arrested at his ous oonsolidattcn attorte, "I ready to pot lights hi tha dls- 8:48 (20) Ron Cochran (8-30-40) Payton Placa p ^ t In the liananald Town Aa in all comprehensive legis­ Center St. home early in the know of no eommiasloner or tr i^ rscreaUoo facility. Val­ 7:00 (3) Wyatt Earp 'H au under the auaptcea of the lation. he aaid, it will need re­ morning of Aug. U, after he had fireman who worked sgatoat ley Falla park. Sand wiU be put (22-80^) "News, Sports Wsalh- •r _ Kanafleld League of Woman finements, but he said that allegeendence. plua time proepertty. pering with a motor vehicle, the the county tomorrow. w a n t -W14 6:88 OId Borrowed ’ Blue LOIN the exception o< Chet Rau, who 6:UU Fred Bwansoo Show 7:06 Conversation Piece courage, energy and atrength. About 100 poraons attanded state entered nolles for Hall and approved of consolidation, were The tea honoring Mrs. Dodd 8:80 News. Sporu and Waathsr Judgment and ability to aaaeaa.” . 7:80 News ot Uie World the ICansfleid meeting. A t leant 44'■ Peterson. notably unoheerful. wlU be hold at the Howard 7:00 Edward P. Morttan 7:46 Sing Along Copp aaid that Goldwater poa- Johnson’s Restaurant, R t 30, Dutch Freighter Sinks in Naples Harbor 7:15 Joe Edwards, 8:06 Pops Concert half of tbs audience waa male, Parlante and 'Dicker were Comments passed at the l -pft v.sw Ofl aeaaed integrity and indepen­ and moat ef the queationa came •:0e Neweheat granted a continuance until O ct meeting by commisslonera and from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. The Listing sharply (top) 3,002-ton Dutch freighter "Doris” finally overturned in WINP—U88 :':0 0 News. dence, but waa lacking in J ^ - from men. / 22. several spectator-firemen were evMit will be held to the reetau- Naples harbor during violent storm yesterday. U.S. Navy rescued, 36 crewmen 8:00 News, Weather U..’’* Sports Ftnsl. Westhsr. neent and implied that Johnaon Som e o f S m questions and Circumstances leading to rant’s lamplighter room. All 8:16 Radio Greater Hartford 11:80 Art Johnson Show. PORTION aimed at cheering the oommis- and passengers from the stricken vessel. (AP Photofax.) 8:45 Lowell Thomas; Phil Rlssuto WPOP 1418 had Judgment, but lacked the answers were; their arrests began when the women to foe area are invited • :UU Lou Tarn athar two attrlbutaa. sioners up. 7:00 News. Sports Q. What about amployment four were driving from a dance "We’ve dona a lot of good," to attend. 7:36 Capitol Cloakroom 7:00 Kan OrUHn Aa for hia opponent. Oopp f^ pr«miems in the aeoond district in WilUmantlc. Hie car ran Mrs. Harry Hammer and 8:00 Life Line 12:00 Sal LaRoaa. Slat St. Onge, waa '‘well-educat­ Gifts for All at South Church Fair rmiM commissioner said. with Pratt and Whitney and out of gas on Rt. 8 and Hall A request by Richard Tuck­ Mrs. William Meagher, presi­ ed and a gentleman” and that General Dynamics being the Articles for "Hi Ho - Ccrnie to the Fair,” aponsored by the W8CS and Methodist Men of and Peterson began walking In dents of tho Vernon and Tol­ Events Southern Governors Defeat he had done "a conacientloua Job er, who heads the Vernon Com­ mala employers la the area? South Methodist Church, are displayed in a window at Watkins Bros. The event will be held opposite directions in search of munity Basketball program for land clubs, are co-chairmen. Si Oongreaa.” Copp—Ona of the prime Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the church campus, 8. Main 8L and Hartford Rd. A spe­ gas. A ccord in g to cou rt tsati'^ district youngsters was tabled Dress Review Tomorrow cial feature of the fair will be flower arrangements by Mrs. Ralph P. Shaw Jr., vice presi­ In W orld Wallace’s School Demands What la really important, aaid fUactkma ef Congress la to try mony, Parlante end Tucker had until their next meeting by A dress review will be held dent of Perennial Planters Garden Club and instructor of a be^nners olaas In flower ar­ m a n y v a r i e t i e s Qoi^, U that we get a repreaent- to make employment more meanwhile searched the immed­ ooDunisekmers. at the Rockville High School ative who wUl help preeenre^ stable, not dependant on de­ ranging sponsored by the Manchester YWCA st the Community Y. She wOI create arrange­ iate area for gas, and were ar­ Tucker had requested a do­ auditorium tomorrow by stu­ CAIRO (AP) - Yemen’s two BAN ANTONIO, Tex. ^possible interstate compact on loice and integrity " " fense eontraets. ments for those who wish to bring their own containers. Dried bouquets and materials to rested as they all^edly at­ nation to his basketball pro­ dents of the Mrs. Xenia Bang waurtog tactiona are expected to Southern governors agreed to surface mining, and that foe ledaral govemmanL St. Onge—donerete thin make dried arrangements will be on sale. Mrs. Herbert J. McKinney is chairman of the tempted Illegal means to obtain gram of "between $200 to Fashion Design School of Tol­ bold their first peace talks next conference continue ita fight for in a dried arrangement booth. (Herald irtioto by Satemls.) disagree with federal courts on Oopp aaid he beUaved are being dona, such aa the sur- it Hall and Peterson were la­ $276." land. week to a attempt to end the equitable freight rates for Oongreae aeparate and'lndepend- v«y undertaken by the South­ ter arrested when they return­ Commissioner Andrew Tri- Students will model clothes civil war that has spilt foe Red legislative reapportionment. Southern lines. APPLES ant from the preaidency and eastern planning region to see ed to the car. carico noted, "Last year, we they have designed and made. Sea nation for more than' two But a move by Alabama Gov. Invitations were presented for Judiciary. He aaid that the how anlstiag indnetiy sen be Another companion case In­ had a hassle with Tucker who The review will begin at 8 pjn. years. George C. Wallace to demand fo e 1965 conference to be held fa ehecke and balancaa in mir dam- Socialites Fined $250 Each volving Lee R. Atwater, 17, Elast Charleston, S.C., and Sea Is­ AT enpanded. Clean water ia a said we were encroaching on and is open to the public. Authoritative eourcea said the an end to federal intervention in eciatlc ayatam of goremmant papism that muat be adved Hampton qpd Dana F. BHiite, United Arab Republic and Saudi land, Ga. A decision on the site his territory (by creating a Mrs. Bang teaches two eve­ public school affairs met formal are neceaaaiy to reatrain “tha on the state and local level as 17, Windsor Locks, both charg­ district recreation committee). ning courses to the adult Arabia, which have backed foe will be made later. natural graed and had ior pow - In Teen-age Drinking Case ed with Injury to public prop­ defeat, alfoo^h receiving a wall as the natlonaL "Hiere are other programs to school at the high school. oppoetog campe, will take part majority vote Wednesday at foe ORCHARD ar” of eTorycna. 4). What about fortber pollu­ erty and parks, waa settled HAS JOB MUST TRAVEL town,” Tricarico said, ’"such as Church Fellowship Meet# fa the conference with foe over­ finri session of foe 30th South­ RIB H A LF c. Ocqip foreaaw tha "danger ,ef a who know his or her child was when the latter was found FULL CUT tion of the Connaetlciit Ittvar (Cqntlmied froni Page One) the football leagues and little The Women’s Ebllowship of thrown monarch. Imam Mo­ ern Governors Conference. MARIETTA, Ga. (AP)—Har- whole imogram geared to polltl- going to be served liquor or who guilty and fined |10. Atwater by the eoming nuclear power leagues. These activities are the First Congregational hammed AI-Badr, and President Action on resolutions high­ -old Rhtoehart, Georgfa’s cham­ HILL aal expedianey” and to "par- p la n t? of psychiatrist Georgs 8. served liquor to a minor on that was transferred to Juvenile for the entire town, and we CtoirCh of Vernon will hold its AbduUah A1 Sallal of foe Yem­ pion cotom uter, travels 260 petuating” the Democratic par- n l^ t .” lighted foe final few hours of the Both oandldates thought Hui^ea and his wife. Oohokts c o u r t might as wen start thinking first meeting tomorrow. eni Republic. annual meeting, which was miles a day to seven hours to AVERY ST., WAPPING LOIN H A LF |g in power. A 1988 C onnecticut law de­ Disposition was postponed Following a potluck supper at FULL CUT laeoBiii as were being taken to there were Dudley P. E>lt, a this w a y." Informants said foe talks dominated foe first two days by work eight hours to foe Lock­ i * In eaaence, Oopp naked that insure against this. creed a penalty against "any until Nov. 12 in the case of Ro­ •1 smell a rat to the whole 6:30 p.m., Mrs. Mildred WUles probably will be held Oct. 30 to ; be, aa an indepmdent Republl- presidential campaign talk. heed plant here. Q. What ia the federal gov- consulting engineer, his wife, person except a parent or guar­ land C. Merritt. 18, of Coven­ thing,” Tricarico later said, will present a program on her Beirut, Asmara or Port Sudan. Rhtoehart, who lives to Young I .aan, be elected to Oongreaa to and William F. Otterstrom, a dian of si minor who delivers or trip throu^ the South. Most of foe governors — 16 LEAN — MILD CURED PLUMP — MEATY emmoit doing in planning for try. He pleaded guilty to "I’U tell you about It to a At foe Arab summit confer- Democrats and one Republican Harris, Ga., near the North (3ar- ; prevent a one-party government. a transition from dtfanse spend­ general auditor for Olin Math- gives any such liquors to such charges of failure to show hia couple of days." He did not Mrs. Edward Ferris Is presi­ • '■ St. Onge’a anaww to this prop- — predicted President Johnson oltoa line, leaves home at 8:30 ing to peace? lesen Chemical Corp., and his minor, except on the order of a license, operating while hia li­ elaborate. dent and other officers are I , !aaitioa waa that the Democratic Prince Etaiaal of Saudi Arabia wouldj carry ,,arrv all wii but hut a few South­ South- a.m., drives to Blue Ridge and St. to that time at young 1^, a science teacher in a Fair- sioner Rau, who reported that ( 'dent Johnson, and a Oongreaa ing cases. Nardl had changed Saich, hospitality; Mrs. Wal­ Inces have agreed on a_forxnula | chairman. mittae immediately. Any euto in Smith’s negligent homicide and field public school, and Henry his plea to guilty. the contractor had already been ter Runde, spirltiial life; Mn. for ameniiment of foe Canadian ; ;«a eaixy out his programs. Ha SchloU photo reckless driving trial, Elelson K. dam add Alan Doeberl. Wallace told nqwsmen at the SHOULDERS defense ahould be aocompenied The state entered a nolle in paid to full for construction of Norman Couch and Mrs. EVl- Ckxutltutlon hy foe natiirn’e I ipoliited out tbet Communism is opening of the conference about with their stoek broker. Would you like by a tax cut. d e cla red : The other defendants named the case of Julia D. Warren, 113 the new firehouse. w ard C?lark, w ays and m eans; Parliament and not by Brit­ > {atin a threat Scout Executive "I cannot comprehend nor by the state were caterers of Rau noted that the contractor his resolution proposing a Qon- f I Indepwidence of >idgment is In answer to a quastkin on a Homestead St., charged with Mrs. James Morse, material a in ’s. jgwoch made by PresideBt John- J. Morray Roy of Jan Dr., condone their responsibility of the two parties, Emily Agnes had promised to complete some aid; and Mrs. Maude Ellis, A communique after a meet stitutional amendment to give a home apimintmeut? • 'Beceaaaiy at all levels of gor- parents serving liquor to minors Peterson, 61, and Helen Bussey, hazardous parking. states exclusive control over aon at Brown Unlveralty, St. Hebron, is the newly appointed James A. Nemsik, 30, of Wil­ minor repairs, but had not cheer. fag Wednesday between Pear­ t Jarnm ent S t Oagt said, but the and aiding in the delinquency of 6«. public schools. He conceded Onge tabced for a few minutes, Blacktedge District scout ex­ son, charged with procuring done BO. The commissioners vot­ Also, Mrs. Walter Von Hone, son and the premiere termed 'atrength of the democratic form minors. Ihe guilt of needless Because he issued the war­ ed to turn the problem over to then it had little chance of suc­ { *af government is that ttie presi- and then when hia turn came, liquor by a false statement did kitchen; Mrs. Mildred WUles, the agreement a "milestone to ecutive. He succeeds Don War- loss of life is in every living rants, Judge Elelson was pro­ their doimsel, Atty. Frank Mc­ leadership potential; Mrs. cess because conference adop­ Call Any Of The Following • (dent and Oongraas can work to- Oopp quipped ‘T don’t know not appear and forfeited bond the evolution of Canada’s gov­ net, wbo was transferred to room in this community and in hibited from hearing the case C oy. George Maharan, fellowship ernm ent.” tion requires unanimous ap­ ( 'geOwr, and that we do not have anything diout it etthsr.” the conscience of every parent' and it was assigned to Toscano. o f $25. proval. Arfrad if he wuulAi't be in a New Hainpahlra Roy was in­ Several cases were continu­ Rau later noted that there representative; Mrs. Ralph All changes to foe British . \4U aeparate pfrtioa, one for have been questions to the Hailwood, furnishing oommlt- When foe Wallace resolution Registered Representatives fruatrating poaitian if Gold- troduced to district acouters ed and two were transferred to North America Act — foe (tana- ' 'each mpreaentative. Ha extolled and leaders at a recent Black- mtods of many district residents | tee representative, and Mrs. CbnsOtutlon — now must was presented for a voice vote, > !the virtues of the committee sys- watar were elected, Oopp re­ other circuit courts. ledge District banquet Columbia regarding operation of the fire j WUton Lisk and Mrs. Andrew be approved by the British Par- Govs. Edward Breathitt of Ken- • OEORGE JOHNSON : 'tern . plied, *T wouldn’t be fat half as Working out of Charter district government now that Duggan, membership. UamMit. tucky and Elbert N. Carvel of t ' • St Onge won the toss to start Ikusbrating a position as Mr. St. Oak Council oCQce, Hartford, consolidation haa been ap------An act Incorporating foe Delaware said “No” loudly, ' lha debaU. A former mayor of O nge.” Roy is a profeaskmal aoouter Woman Starting proved. . I Vernon news is handled by agreement will be approved by CXmnally said later he did not • LADD KUDLACH , • Putnam, .ha beat Itapublican aasigned to be^i guide Cub 'Gross’ Misconduct Vound "The Fire District Commis- Hie HerakTs Rockville Bu- the provincial legislatures and vote. ' Mfoaaa Savin in the lad eloctian. SW EET LIFE Virw Cauaea Defects? Packs, Scout Troops and Ex­ Divorce Action sion wiU continue to remain to nan, 5 W. Main SL, tdepbone foe fkiwiHan Parliament before Carvel told newsmen he • HECTOR RIVARD Lgc. 46 Os. ; f He said the bills passed in plorer Posts in the Manchester, power until July 1, when the >875-8136 or 843-871L betog submitted to foe British thought at least two other gov- > ;Sie 88th Oongreaa bear out his In Road Death of 2 Girls Cans CHICAGO— Herpes simplex, Glastonbury, Hebron, Andover, Parliament. It will be the lastlefnors also voted against foe MANCHESTER • ALFRED SPAIN TOMATO JUICE { 'philosophy that more and more Bolton and Marlborough areas, Mrs. Dorothy K. GUI haa at- ___ ^ the virus that causes fever Canadian constitutional change m easure. ' problems can be woiliad out only working through the district I just want to say that blisters, may be reapotisible for Stewart Hoisington of Ando-^a 'no passing xohe’ fae evidenoed that the Brittsh Parliament will • ROOERT STARKEL KLEENEX : .at the federal level, but he cited organization. think it is highly significant that birth defects, an article in the ver, who police say struck two a wanton disregard for not on­ prop^J'^i B^n on Women Visitors approve JAYGEES i -the aid to aducatian acta as He entered scouting as a boy by her husband, Charles C. GIU foe majority of this conference American Medical Association girls with his car in August, ly his own safety but for the ; {proof Slat there can be federal in Litchfield and aixalned the of 112 Ferguson Rd., to a di­ voted to favor of the resolu­ FACIAL TISSUE 4 p^ 89 c Journal warns. In one esse a haa been accused of causing i^ ety of any unsuspecting mo­ vorce action. KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia ' «id without federal control. rank of Eagle Scout, and the [ssue on Yale Campus (AP) — The Malayslani govern­ tion.” Wallace told fellow gover­ are TEL 643-1105 ’ He underlined the fact that father developed a fever blister their death through gross and torist traveling eastbound.’’ M rs. GUI, the form er D orothy KLEE?^EX A d A lta re Dei awaTO o f the wilful! misconduct, Tolland ment said today its forces have nors. 10 days before his son's birth, Catholic Church. He was in­ Atty Hannabury added that K. Clough, to a writ filed this and the child was bom with County Coroner Herbert Han- Hoisington "lost control of his NBW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) —*at a recent meeting. The council killed three more Indonesian The 11 conference m em bers ducted into the Order of the morning with the town clerk, uerrillas and captured 16 to attending foe final session voted COMING TO Sav« 19c Pkgs. Neatly Tailerad fever blisters transmitted nabury has ruled. automobUe and struck down two charges her husband with intol­ Yale men are demanding an refused, on grounds that it was BATHROOMTISSUE 2 39e Arrow in 1968 in Germany, re­ unsuspecting chUdren from the ______fohore State to the past few’],unanlmously for a resolution by through the mother. ceiving hia vigil honor in the Hie .36-yimr-old man was ar­ erable cruelty and adultery, and end to a four-year bon on week­ not on the agenda. day women vtsltors to their President Kingman Brewster days. Mississippi Gov. Paul B. John­ Dempsey-Tegeler Order in 1962. He was soout- rested in the death ot A n ita Hte announcement said two YOUR HOUSE Moran, 17, and Linda Harri- room s. Jr. has taken no position. But son supporting a constitutional msater of a troop in Germany guerrillas were killed to foe GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 ! ^ 49e For D io Young Set! man, 11, both of Andover. The way facing eastboimd traffic as ' ... __. j Some say It isn't enforced George A. Schrader Jr., chair­ change that would let one house and became associate advisor pedestrians are directed. There, The Gills were m ^ed on Labis region of Johore, where of a state legislature be picked SlC O .rlN C . n c : of Post 28, Morris, Conn., when accident occurred on RL 6 In anyway. man of the Council of Masters, an estimated 96 indemesians starting SKIPPY U no reason why Holsington's Aug. 14, 1954 in New Since a I960 scandal involving on some basis other than pop­ he returned home. CTolumbla A ug. 31. said the present rules strike a made a parachute drop Sept. 2 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE automobUe went out of control In aW W on to ^ 2 i ! ' a M-year-old girt, the university satisfactory balance. ulation. Roy entered professional An Inquest into their deaths The third guerrilla was killed except lor foe nuuiner to which child, Mrs. G ill Is seektog ail nrohiblted women ^sito rs ”I don’t know whether stu­ Federal courts have held that Creamy or Cmncby 120s. Jar 4 scouting in 1966 as a district waa held Oct. 6 at the Vernon luid 16 prisoners taken to foe SATUROAY T E L 443-1 IDS PEANUT BUHER it wS ^roted and foe -ndl-^ W »upi«rt of foe chUd, and dents or dean will consider the population is the sole criteria scout executive of Albronquln tow n hall. southwest coastal area of Pon- tlon of the operator. ’ counsel fees...... question as a sudden emergency for legislative representation. District, Tunxis (Council, Tor- According to a report of the She is betog represented to midnight, and tlan, w here m ore than 100 Another resedution calls for a GLORIETTA Hoisington is to be presented demanding , immediate res­ 429 M a i n s t r e e t M a n c h e s t e r rington, as a graduate of the Inquest, issued yesterday, both thee acUon by Hartford Atty. Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 7 armed raiders landed Aug. 17, OCTOBER 17 to WUllmantic Circuit Court 11 p.m . ponse,” Schrader said. government study of what «ftaqt 219Ui National Training School girls died instantly when struck next Tuesday. William A. Rabtoowitx. foreign trade has on jobs under OPEN DAILY 9-5—SAT. TO NOON ELBERTA PEACHES 2 ^ 49e for Scout Ehceeutives and Na­ hy a car Hoisington was driv­ "How much longer must the Another student group was BANGKOK, Thailand (^ ) — foe antipoverty program. ^ , urging a slower, more studied tional Camping 'School at Schiff in g. ' specter of a '14-year-oId girl The military advisers of foe Other resolutions ask that the .THURSDAY NIGHT S P.M.'TO 9 P.M. approach than the newspaper. Scout Reservation, Mendham, The report said that HoLsing- hang over the YaJe campus?” Southeast Asia Treaty Organi­ cotton subsidy program be SUPPORT MANY, . /•- Christopher W. Walker of NJ. ton "had been observed in a Middletown Man Intern Speaks asked one student. sation ended a routine meeting made permanent, that legisla­ Bethesda, Md., said this group, YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO COME IN AND He is a graduate of Litch­ restaurant approximately 20 The student newspaper, the today after discussing alliance tion be passed to regulate oil the "Visiting Hours for Women WORTHWHILE SEE CP TO THE MINUTE PRICE CHANGES ON THE field High School, attended minutes before the accident in Held in Robbery To MMH Group Yale Dally News, urges im­ defense plans for fae area. imports, that distribution of • PRODUCE • ; * '• : ; ..r mediate repeal of the restric­ Committee,’’ will do researdh State Technical School, Hart­ ah Intoxicated condition and 4.' ------^ — — 'Detailed attention was given federal research funds be re- .NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND AMEBIOAN tions. More than 1,600 upper and present a report to the ad­ LOCAL ACTIVITIES ford, served three years with an opinion was voiced at that MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A n Reservatlona wUl close today to the plans for foe defense of vised to include more uniyersi- STOCK EXCHANGE TICKERS. classmen signed petitions circu­ ministration. the U.S. Army, U a member tints that he waa unfit to oper­ unemployed Middletown con­ for foe fall luncheon meeting the SEATO treaty area as part | ties, that a study be made of a FIRM, YELLOW, RIPE of Utchfield Grange and the ate an automobile, which obser- of foe Women’s Auxiliary of lated by the newspaper for ”We hope to responaibly re­ of foci constant high priority struction worker has been ar­ flect student opinion,” Walker National Rifle Association, and vatkm and opinion were later rested to the $738 holdup last the- Manchester Memorial Hos- weekday visiting hours. requirement to meet likely con­ Lbs. is a qualified instructor of rifle eoffilimed by an eicamination of plUl Monday at 12:15 pjn. at ”Hie present rules are sUly,” said. 4 tingencies,” foe final commu­ BANANAS 2 Friday of a savingrs and loan Yale has received a petition I *■ ■ \ • V marksmanship, hunter safety a specimen of hia blood takep association. Fiano’s Restaurant, Rt 44, said Alexander E. Sharp H of nique said.” and home firearms. He is mar* appraodmately one nour and Bolton. San Antonio, Tex., chairman of from 80 young wom en at nearby Admiral U.S. Grant Sharp, U. S. NO. 1 * ' ■ ' Charles P. Kelly Jr., 25, is Southern (Connecticut State ried and has a son. 45 minutes after the accident scheduled for appearance to Dr. Abraham Kurian, Man­ the News. commander ot U.S. Forces in I which dlaclosed a blood alcohol "Hiey 'treat students like College. It asked for more liber­ the Pacific, told a news confer­ 25 Lb, Bag Circuit Court today to answer chester Memorial’s Intern from al visiting hours. at the Parkade— lce Cream Special POTATOES 99c content of 0.20 per cent by a charge of robbery with vio­ India, wUl speak on Medicine moral infants when the Univer- ence after the meeting that foe weight of blood.” lence. He is betog held to lieu sl^ says they are mental "I’m dating a boy there pretty discussion stuck to military NEW CROP CAPE COD to India Today. He wUl also steadily,” said one girl. ’"It’s Events Planned In his report, Atty. Hanna- of $15,000 bond. show a color film on case his­ adults. They make a mockery of matters and that politics waa | Just a matter of bringing a book bury said ffiat a specimen of State PoUce arrested KeUy tories five Indian chUdren all types of nUes because they not brought up. Lb. P k f. By Dance Club Uood taken one hour and 45 yesterday. They said they traced treated, in foe hospital in Vel­ are not befog enforced,” he up to his room, instead of hand- He said foe advisers did not -J f l l f l Ice Cream Sundae CRANBERRIES minutes after the aooklent dis­ him through a palm print continued. fog It to a guard.” discuss foe extension of SEIATO | lore. "Hiey’re big boys now," she Bari Johnston of Vernon wOl posed a blood alcohol content foimd after the robbery at foe Those wishing to attend may The student newspaper asked military aid to South Viet Nam. said. "They can taks„care of be the caller for the Manchester of 0.80 per cent by weight of East Hampton Branch of the oontaet Mrs. Warren Blaek- the OouncU of Masten of the 12 Nor waa the Indonesian-Malay-J residential coU4ges to discuss It themselves.” NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS ...... 8 « . phg. S7o | Square Dance Club Saturday at blood. First Federal Savings and Loan w ell, 369 B. Middle Tpke. alan dispute brought up, he saitL] 8 3 7 6 Ihe report said that Hoising­ Association of Middlesex Coun­ 8 p.m. at Waddell School. JOXyUCATOB' H O LIDAY A880RTBE1BIDT yeeeaee^'«eoaaa eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae elC OWe S3 . ' i MH-UM Committees for the event are ton passed force or four cars ty. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Case, door in a no passing zone on Rt. 6 The robbery was the 21st l^efuse District this year at a Connecticut Bank Eye Bank T opic duty; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ca- and then, after returning to his .3 lane, attempted to pass another or savtogs and loan associa­ Complicated Sewer Dispute ven, refreshment chairmen, as- tion. Aireate have been made Meeting Tonight Of Church Unit! I siatod by Mr. and Mrs. Win vehicle in a no paastaig aone. . FOR DELIVERY—CALL "In attempttog to pass this In 10 of the oases. \n Chevalier and Mr. and Mrs. Stats Police aaid KeUy, who May Not Get Court Hearing Representativea to the newly lU lored sham for the woman John Chrietedore. vahiPs on tha carve his auto­ ' Mfas Lola C. Stevens, execu- waa nicked up at his home, formed Northeast Refuse Dis­ ttre eecretary ot the Cionnecti- US= r\ wlw wears a half Bias in a neat A fun project to make for The dance will be for Man­ mobile went oamidetely across turned over $480 of the loot ■have already ..settled with the t**—** to a t buttons down the the youngsters — s charming chester C3ub members only. foe eastbound lane, partially off UUgaUon on the six - posal District will meet tonight •ut Bank, will speak and PoUce said he told them no town. ahow a film on the Eye Bank I TmR.oa.i51 front R featured beck yoke and ABC book embroidered in bright Paul Frankenburg, president, the shoulder and on foe dirt more was left. old West Side sewer dlsp^ with the Northeast Refuse Com­ aet-ia belt. colors and gay motifs! The ideal em bankm ent, and traveled 77 The dispute began to 1968 Monday at 8 p.m., at a meeting has announced that there will KeUy also went into the nearing the court hearing stage when foe town announced plans mittee (NRC) to begin planning No. 8876 with Patt-O-Rama is ft for under the Christmas feet on foe dirt enfoankment of the Women’s FeUowahip of be a Halloween Dance Satur­ woods and found foe crome- — although it may not make it to contract a new sewer, p ip ­ for a regional disposal facility. Second Congregational Cfourch WHEN PURCHASED WITH h i slses 13H. 14Vi, 18Mi, U % , day, Oct. 31. Ail members are before striking foe two girls plated starter’s pistol police FIRST ing station and forte main to Representatives to foe district at the (fourch. The Eye Bank ia SOH, S H . M U , MVfc. Bust 88 to Pattern No. 2001-H has hot- who had been observed Just be­ said waa used to the holdup. that tar. requested to eeme in costume. serve tha Omter lt. • W. Middle have been-appointed by two of located at New Britain General s«r.oa.24 SUNDAE AT REGULAR PRICi, 4Be 4T. Mae 14H. 88 bust, 4% yards Inm transfer for 28 alphabet de- Prises will be awiurded. fore foe hnpaot to bo waOtliig Town Oounael Atty, Irving aim , eolor chart. T p te . arsa, M d fo aawas West the towns parttclpatfog to foe Boepltal. Tha program ia open on tho abouldor ot 4ha road.** Aronson met with Judge Sam aids reskfontti t e tta teat t o oadar, ssDd 80c in aoins to] n order, sand 88c in coins to: niC K FACINO TAlXa threotown project The NBC, to tho public. A t^. Hanahury aW rgad, Ckx«el of Hartford O ou ^ Oouit Soma eC.ttte raaldanta protest­ which laid foe ground woric for MSaebaati Ama Cabot, YIm Manchsalir BnrMia Cut M e o fo e n ot Ilia Bond h:<-' "TUa needleaB and aggiatng ed Iba dtetributlai of tbs aasaas- the dlstzlet over foe last . 12 Hamid. U88 AFH. 0 H v m ln f B sra lA 1188 A VE . O T DALLAS, T«k. (A P ) — A of Common Pteaa and A ^ . L«o KaraoMa Orofapa ot the Fallow- tragedy waa eanaed by a drunk­ Elaherty, representing the ag­ m ents. months, wQl turn over Its wmk- m m T o r a , n .t . AEfraUGAB, N im YORK, N.T. WASKINOTON-T^Tbs Bureau MCtSon o t b rick te d n g crack ed gfcip will conduct a devottonal '/: GaL lee Cream en operator, his Judgement and There u e ro many Utlganta tagpapeni to the district tonii^t. ! 16888. of Reclamation sajm It Is get­ loose Wednesday and feU 19 grieved West Slders, last month ■■rvice before the meeting. ' ' ' * coordination Impaired, travaUng to foe case that the court would A e regional refuse disposal Wmt Ist-olaas mailing add lOc For Ist-olass mailing add 10c ting more work from fewer stories in downtown Dallas. to discusa trial procedures. Plans for a "Wonderland Ba- ECONOMY STORi OF MANCHESiBI people these days. Work val­ at a high rate of speed, and Brick and mortar crashed But the case is so complicated be tied up iot months hearing facility which the district must «a r” Friday, Nov. 18 from 10 • 8 Slavera REG./ for each pattsro. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, PRICE ued at $^60,000,000 was accom recklessly endangering himself through the roof of a i^ l hall — different householders have all of them. The cases are not develop will serve Manchester. a wi to # p.to. at the church, a VaaJlU Address with Zone, 8tyle No. Addreea with Zone and Pattern Vernon and South Windsor, and I ta 444 CENTER STREET nom be np ri Num ber. ' pushed In fiscal 1063 by 11,403 and other persona lawtuBy us- and Injurad two men. different complaints against the even similar enough to permit artll be eornfaeted. a 1 4nd 8iaa. peihaps Bolton. Both an focto- ~ It watt — aasd Me now lor New—'04 Fall-Winter Album! employes cc^parod with tbs tog the highiway.” lb s buUdlng superintendent, town — that It may hava to bo the trial of o m aa a teat M-miiere of the Toaer Group D m t w a t t - As a nauK, tha twollae^m arator piant coimioritog are OPB4 WEDh THURSh PRL THJ. f PJA. — SAT. al Me MV * wtotor Ai«Mm> Ouatoai Oollaattm: 17,488 qmptoyes to 1962 whoae H m wpoit aiM I H oirovd Om , said a bricked eettlad eut at eamC The matter «g the Frtlowghip aro la ------SMn • lari hr M M 8 « ndro - a e * . m ^ at hoopltsum ■ » * ^ l a e f c jr s n ^ la f ia l 48 • • * —* * - ^ '* Mendaer. ■* • ’ • *

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■'/ UANCHESTBB E^BNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-1 • ' * V . ' - .. • - 1 . ' . 1 • MANCHESTER EVENING REEALD. MANCHESTER. CONH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 Cholesterol Work Cited General Assembly MembeirsI !ana of two « * • an a ■MSartyrta. FOB man aacapad. TpBiM^ Gl^eiuid^ McManonln-to the son of Mr. May Serve Without Salary injures Two and Mr*. Patriek McMana^ 6l Nobel Medicine Prize 784 Ftohtr Ava.. PhUadrtpfcla. CosmtiHes layaya to tha aon al Mr. aand HARTFORD (AP)—M em bers^^ noted that aaoh Daaatai U.S.^ Soldiers of th* presentprssent General Aaaem- _jra. Abraham Sayaya of « to conduct an eleottoh ter ------VaMc* St. Datrait. m T o Am erican, German bly may have to serve the addl- SAIGON, South Vial Nam bers of the 1965 General Atesm Ely fional term without pay If they bly. (A P ) • Two American atUdlan , (CaatfaEuad ireaa P a fa Oem) escaped with aUght Injutf** terma of th* wiU of the Swedish Eua held over to 1965 by a fed­ While the question of pay r* L«»« Wadnaaday night whm Mi* of Parisian Tours Uggetts dynamite baron Alfred Nobel, eral court decree. malnsd In doUbL O ^ t o l ▼•lop mmu coronary dtoeaaa, sources felt there probabt]} tham picked up a granada A t Ths PsillsSs but develop It more frequently, by a committee of the Norwegl< Informed sources at the State UutnMi at them and'^tehad It Put on Records an Parliament. Nobei’a 1^ Capitol said yesterday there ap­ would Be no problem to authort and it leads more often to a Icing irUIeage allowaneea n r Into a ditch. MANCHENTER fatal heart attack. testament alao provided for mb pears to be no legfal basis to ex­ Pfo. Oarald D. McManonln of PARIS—A now slghtaeoing H ie RoyEd OaroUna Inatftuta other four prixea — tor modi' tend or authorise extra cempen- legtotatora traveling to and cine, literature, . physics and from their homes to Hartford dMigli'lUr o t Bdwmtti Brac« u id Jati* Philadalphia, Pa., aald th* gre­ aid haa Just bean introdnoad •aid Lynen baa maa* th9 Jdcia- eaUon for the lawmakera. M * « y ------nade bounced off Mm and land­ la >arto, a *1bur Talker.” do- moet contribution to clearing dp chemistry — to bs aisardetf fat State statutes say the basic for legislative business. Fem at TerrlU,______lU, 811Abby Rd. Kxt., Wappiiif. She Sweden. ••pt 88 at Maadieeter Immortal Hoepltal. Her ed in the seat of the naUve vehi­ vtoad by a Newington, Conn., the different enaymaUc etepe of SEJary o f |2,000 plus $500 in ex­ MeanwhUe, there to an iroirie '^mm bare Seat. 88 at -—r-— --- Ring win recelva his gold twist to the poesible holding matareat greadfatlwr ia Winiam L. Forreet. N-^- cle in which he was riding with firm. It’* a compact Ugpt rec­ the fatty, acid ,oyrda, R e iw hto penses red travel allowance is Ptc, Walter Sayaya of. Detroit, ord player a tourist can carry recent dtooorery o f the raechatv- medsT, diptoma and cash ^ authorized each legislator "for over of the present General Aa> ‘ aatereal anadparenta are Mr. and Mrs. EJdwmrd Terriu, to a ceremohy Dec. 10 to Oslo, ~ ■jnaait If.T. She baa am brother, Bill, 10; and taro aiaters, Mtch„ In Sadec, M miles south­ ae eaaUy aa a ahoulderatr^ tom by whlrtl the vitamin Idotln the term for which he to elect- aembly. 'niree of Its leaders west of Saigon. Norway. Banners to the other have renounced thegr would not ^Aprfl.W. aadAdrl.reie,T^ ^ ^ ^ bag. It plays a vinyl record that OAR RENrAU seta In a fundamental reaction ®d.” “At first I thought it was a aoUa for $1. Th* tourist keeps In the metaboltom e t fatty Enib- tour categories iriQ be Members of the 1963 General seek re-election. presented their aYrards to Stock- Cartar, laaea Arthar, aon of Robert 3. and Nancy rook,’’ said McManonln. It aa a souvenir and oan re­ •r LEASINR atrecee “ to In itadlf a dtoeoveiy Assembly were elected for a The leaders are Senate Ma­ Ha aald whan ha raaliaad it ▼rlth the moat tar-raacUnc Im- holto ty long Gustaf Adolf, alao term extending from January of jority Leader Louis I. Glad­ Braaottcarter. ITlaiclaii 8t; He waa born Oct 8. Mancbeatw play It at home. on Dec. 10, amriversaiy o f No­ was a granada, ha t h iw It Into Nine tour* of Pari* have • A l IM ms pUcatlona.'' 1963 to January o f 1965. stone, D-Bridgeport; Senate ^ICamorlal Hoepltal. Wa materpal frandparenta are Mr. and a dKch alongaldsi tha road and Dr, Martia Lather fOng 3r. i t bei’a death.' -*Mra Arthur Breault 88 Hintop Dr. Hla paternrt r^ P «P - been recorded so far, each vWth But what If tha present legto Minority Leader Peter P. Maiv ahbutad ''g ^ a d e .'* « A l M « M Atlanta, Ga., leader of the Nobel instituted the annual lators are called upon to serve iani, R-Groton, and House Mi­ '^aata are Mr. and Mra. WUHam Carter. ^ ^•7‘UI; Ra and ftoyare jumpad out of a wealth of dauu. Tha playing American Negroee’. oivil right* prises .to “ thoae who durliw the -■'Ha baa a brottier. Robert i , 8; and a alater, Caroline 3. 88 tima of each record to re hoi^ • A l TtaMt at the 1966 session? nority Leader WilHam, T. Shea, the UrtehaW an4 hit tna ground atruggle, was named Wednea- past year have conferred the The question haa been raised D-Meriden. as Uie grenade exploded. Th# niachlne con be turned off day a* winner of the 1994 Nobrt neatest benrtlt on mankind.” . • • • • at any time; when It’s turned because the U.S. District Court A fofurth leader, House Ma­ I I Sayaya waa wounded . alighUy P m I Peace Prise. 11m prises may be shared by no Keaioivaki, Oaral 3mm, daujj^r of Joa^ on Again the lecture INC. to expected to Issue a ruling jority Leader Louis J. Padula, by a granada fragniMl and waa Hie priie to awarded, undet nutre than three recipients. soon concerning the course «Mndred Jaooba Koalowald, 88 ^derm ere At*. R ^ k v ifla returned to duty as soon aa he will resume at the same point n t MAiW m bewr R-Norwalk, let It be knowiY he iBhe waa bore lept 88 at Rockrllle City Hoepltal Her p^ With a flick of a switch th# P M S 4 S -8 8 8 1 which will be taken to reappor­ waa thinking of nmntog for the waa treated. McMenohin was tion the state senate, red r^is- d^ctemal arandparent* eiPe Mr. and Mrs. Adani KortowAl of bruised by the tumble. tourist can replay any part of Senate. ^ »r.Rockvllle. She haa a brother, Jeffrey Joaeph, 8; and a alster, % trict the House. The grenade waa toaoad 1^ the tour. “ a U would be forced to aon- . Hierean Ann, 8. , , • • • ‘PoKtical Infantrymen’ During the hearing before the court last Monday, aome of the ttoue In their preeent poaltiqna I Tornado Rips Florida House Trailer^ Ishedl to Follow counael repreateitlng the parties or they would have to naUte. Thllattier, Pamela Kayo, dauchter of Bdmund and Haul- This would necessitate the "'atta Morin TaUather, 88 Grand Are.. lV>ckvllla She w m bora Fight Election Day W ar to the controversial realignment ^Bept 15 at RocSrllle City Hoepltal. Her n»U «ial *rantooth- Ofxupants of Belle Glade, Fla. house trailer salvage | bell. Several similar traflfert were overtuiRed Issue favored the holding over of scheduling of qieelal elections '*‘ «r la Mra. Antoinette Morin, Mancherter. belongings after their mobile home was wrecked' I Belle Glade but no injuries were reported. the preeent General Assembly. in their areas. '*“»randparonta are Mr. and Mr*. Edmund Tallath*iv.,:^rlln, (OonUnnsd trena Pbga One) three nlgfata a week and woika last night by a tornado in advance of hurricane Is- I P h otofax.) N.H. She haa a brother, rredarlClt, 8; and a alater, Deborah 9 7 h i d A . 9 f t J m f t I weekends. iaoet states elosed or eloetog, Lockard alao makes use of hto ms — 10 and 11 years old. fine will be levied after that meet Thursdays at 8:15 at I the emphaato now to on convtoc- Yeomans Hall. Parents are re­ Trey. Lawrenee White, are of Lawrence W. and Jertyn U.S. oHomt w-rthfliiN S They report new arrivals to the Columbia date. Form havd been placed tog voters. Soma party workers n^ghbomxid and help distrib­ to the town clerk's office. quested to pick up their chll-| TfflNKmC ABOUT A NEW HTOIEN? Ooadi Troy, Peter Green Rd.. Iblland. He waa bore Sept. dren prompUy at 4:80 p.m. 19 at RockvUle City HbapKal. Hla maternal pandparente are think it’s a waste of time and ute campidgn literature. Smith’s Store, The Lredmark, Mr. and Mra Stanley Goada, Tolland. Hla paternal frandpar- attort to vrorit pa members of At bno tito® Lockard owned a the post office red the local Grade 4 Eleotlons string of shoe repair ehope "but 3 at Porter garages. Mrs. Lesniaski’s Grade 4 re-1 nUNKING ABOUT SAVEVC MONEY? reta are Mr. and Mrt. Pby Whlta Veraon. the other party* But others think Hie board members, Rose- cently elected the following I • • • • • tt can be fniitfuL I live poHtlea, so I just sold the Cleaning Up Someone Else’s Mess RIB C C c : stores.^' He now earns 818,900 a bnxiks; Morris Kaplan and Pe­ class officers: Sharon Cobb, | Bromley, Artdey Mary. daurt»ter of Richard E. and Bev­ As oiM GOP worker to Tulaa, rear, paid by tiM Democratic To Attend ter Nichols, will be at Yeo­ president; Marguerite GosUne, erly McCairon Bromley, 108 Orchard St. Rockvllla She waa Explorer Post 118 cleres up trash from the Oak Grove Na^re ^eaeree. One lb Okla., put It: “Party Itoee are mans Hall (X it 29, 30, red 81 rtce president; Debbte Ouel-I bora Sept. 19 at Rockville City Hoepltal. Her maternal up biU of broken glass aald violators of the no dumping restricUOn »houW made to clean City Ckmunlttoe. ^ CALL GLENNEY’S BO longer valid to Tidsa County. Mrs. Harrower, Um wife of a from 9 a.m. to noon and Nov. 2 lette, secretary, red Steve | frandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Warren Mct^irai^ Her pa­ up their ovra mes.s instead of being fined. The truckload collection ^ d u d ^ auto parU a 0 3 It’s moved to eonservattve vs. AreaParley from 1 to 5 p.m. to receive Kasaman, treasurer. ternal frandmother U Mra. Marjorie Smith, Sprlnffleld. V t hassock, red a stove. In the foreground are Robert Wilson. Ufe Scout (left), William Vin- Yala Ttotvarsity IKtodty mem­ ROAST Uberal.’ ’ ber, was active tor years to lists red answer questiona The class will hold meetings I She haa one brother, Stephen Richard, 8. cent, E ^ le; and John Rothwell, Life. (Herald photo by Oflara.)______• • • • • R». t i c Party leaden and neutrel civic Ufe. i Three faculty members of Basehall Banquet Set Friday afternoons red will 1st - 3rd RIRS . .. bbserven report a general in­ “I've done all the civic Jobs I Porter School will attend the The Recreation C o u n o 11’s change class officers every five] Oates, BreaSre TMney, are of Atty. Wendell S. and combined baseball teams 'will Drena Smith Gatao. 1003 Maple Aye., Hartford. He waa bora crease to precinct activity to could do — art'gainsrles. United first meeting of the year for the weeks. meet states. It could be re lip Fund, sympbe^ orchestras, -Eastern Connecticut School­ held a father red aon banquet Hunting Season Sterts Sept 80 at Rockvino Oty HoapltaL IBa m ate^fTM dpar- Programs^ Projects Listed WHEE! WATER’S FANCY, "SWEET UFE” Aaa ' 1 O ct 19 at Yeomans Hall from Roll over, Ro'ver, red hun1>er| rets are Mr. and Mit. DeaaM D. Smith, Rockytn^ ***•**•■ WHOLE lEEF ' portant factor if voter turnout — just name It. But I just felt that men’s Association next Tues­ reflecting widespread reports of civic work wasn’t as rewarding 6:80 to 8:30 p.m. up out of that cosy spot to teraal frandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Hareld B. BACON...... IL E b day. Bach family Is asked to front of the fireplace. It’s that I Woodbridfe. ^ He haa a brother, Wendell Stuart Jr., 4; and ' apathy — to light. as poUtlea, where everything The meeting, to be held at By Junior Century Club H0T-H0T..AND TENDERLOINS Novriiere is this Increased bring a hot dish or saliul red time Eigain. Hunting season | a alater, Delrdre OeoMlA 8^ , * • you do to needed. Wniimretic State College, will FROZEN, flU B E D ____ ^ 1 activity more apparent than to “Fortunately, 1 am Messed |1 toward meat rolls red bev­ opens 6 am. sharp, Saturday. $ 1 -1 9 * the South where an army of be hosted by Dr. Eugene Smith, erages. Mrs. Henry Raum is The to'wn clerk’s office will I Pant Judy Lyna. daufhter of Daniel V. and Jean Bljl , Mrs. Allan Taylor. 50 Gard-4 ► Service projects will be fold- with a husband udio not only is president of the college. Aire I ing and addressing Laitz Jun­ THERE’S A LOT! Republican worken haa suoAea- chairman of the program, at be open tomorrow from 7 to 8| PauL RFD 1, Anderson Rd-, Tolland. She was bora Sept. 16 ner St, prealdent of the Junior VEAL CUTLETS lb. 79e| Interested to vrfaat I do to k it­ Howland, Edward Wiezbicki which, awards will be pre­ at Rockville City Hoepltal. H « maternal frandparenta are ior Museum bulletins, folding ]y Men mobiUsed. tles but who vrants me to do it," p.m. for procradtinaton. Century Club of Manchester, | cancer bandgages and baking: “Win, loss or draw to Novem­ red Richard Ourlred plan to sented. Mr. and Mra. WUllam Blfl, Rockyllle. Her paternal frand- she adds. attend. Gets Olrl Scout Post narents are Mr. and Mra. C.T. Paul, Tolland. Inc., has announced the pro­ birthday cakes for the Man­ Now! For only 9Vic* a ber, the Republican party ia to Mrs. Harrower, ,86, waa Manchester EveEitog H en ld I • * • # • chester Convalescent Home, | tps South to stay,” said Ray­ Ihe group include some Mra. John Tettelbach, Collins Columbia eorreepondent, VIr-1 gram and service projects Ora. backer of Gov. William W. Rd., has been named to one of Tartar, Lana Bae, daughter of Raymond O. and Daryll planned by the club meriVbers Laurel Manor and Green Lodge. day for fuel.. .hot water Smllli’i OREftM PIES •** *•• mond V. Humphreys, director of Scranton of Pennsylvania tor forty to fifty ”1*1® educators gtola M. Oarls^ teli^oiie I "Cowboys red Indiana,” a education and tndntog tor the from this part of the state. In­ the top posts to Girl Scouting: 888-9834. Saften Taylor, Crestrldge Dr., Veraon. She waa ^ rn Sept. for the coming year. the (SOP nomination this year, District chairman of the North, 14 at Rockville City Hrepltal. Her maternal grandraothw ia production by the children’s for all— all the tim e! - ^publican National Oommlt- She la, nevertheless, working cluding classroom teachers, On Men’s Night, Oct. 21, I wing of the Little Theater of tee. principals, superintendents of Elaat red West area. FREAK ACCIDENT Mra. Marjorie L. Sefteo, Venire. Her paternal 8J^<*wother Charles F. J. Morse, 15G For­ FANCY. SELECTED PRODUCE! hard tor Goldwater. She will be chairman of all la Mrs. Katherine P. Taylor, Rockville. She haa two aiaters, Manchester, to be presented He conceded that some of the Why do anything? schools, consultants red college KINODOM e m r , M o . (A P) I est St, A political writer for the April 10, will be sponsored by level Instructors. neighborhood chairmen red Yvonne Luaa, 8; and Dawn T^jrlor. 8. Hartford Courant, will speak. If you live In a typical enthusiasm la tor 'QoIdWater “ I know It sounds corny," she represent them at Connecticut — A five-pound piece of metal I • • • • • I the club in cooperation with ( house, you could easily run NEW CROP, PINK SEEDLESS FLORIDA OEily, but said a majority of the said. “I just darn well want to The Initial dinner meeting apparently fell from or was The theme of hla speech will be the recreation denartment. A , Trails Council meetings. OBffard, Tamara Aan. daughter of Duane and Catherine "PollUcal Outlook—1964.” It out of hot water several worken «re sold on' the OOP, bold up my head and be proud will be conducted by Richard Mrs. Tettelbach has been to kicked up by a truck; red Ivan I ' one-act play. "Th* Green, CRAPEFRUIT 3 », 39* with or without the senator. A. Berry, 58, a hatchary red Bran CUfford. RFD 1, Kingebury Aye.. Rockville. She was will be re open meeting and ttmes a week. Ocere Fniah — Uve — Maine of the Republican party and be Morton of Danielson, president local' scouting about six years I Room,” by Baker, will be per-' Now you can have aU the Much of the muscle, he said, part of thla human 6hess game and will Include a speech, "How feed merchant at Sedalla, was IT KNOTTY PINE STARTER KITCHEN ^ Bqit 19 at Rockrtlle City Hoepll^l Her ^^rart guests are welcome. formed by members of the FIRM, RIPE, CELLO PACK red has served in all level* ftandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Egan. Rrekrtlle. hot water you need at one comes from young businessmen, called politice.’’ Did They Do It?” by George She was a troop leader until killed Wednesday vdien it Mr. and Mra. James Laidlaw club. ’This ia an annual fed-, execuUvee and civio club mem- smashed through the windshield | 2—80” Base Cabinets Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clif­ will demonstrate and discuss tbne'for only 9 Houck, assist­ States 14 years iago, she says: -’Mrs. Paul Brookman, public­ Mrs. Richard Davis red Mrs. truck about ei^t miles east of 8-^Iiin. F t Pest Form Formica 6. -Club members will also par- your family ran take eare of vHiat happen^ to m e Md ward “I went throu^ Hiaer's war. Kingdom (31ty. His car went off grandparents are MT. and Mrs. WllHam S. KIncman, Rocl^ ant medical director at Insti­ ticinate In the annual Federa­ ity chairman for the (PTA, said Milton Anthony are taking over vllle. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. red Mre. »m a rt all their washing needs at heeler and his ton of ctoal? When I came to thla country I the road Into a culvert. Counter Top. 6” Back with tute of Living. Hartford, will tion Sewing Contest. HIGHLAND PARK MARKEI^I ^ e s e iMOvldes at leiMt three Tu^ay night’s meeting had Brownie Troop 121 whl<* 'wiU LeDuc Sr., XUiUfton. She haa a slater, Deborah Jean, 15 one ttae. didn’t want to get Involved In speak on “Problems of Pre- Proceeds from projects h i' Mom can do the family •naw en; "one of the best turnouts In re­ Sink Cut Out and Rim months. , 317 Highloiid St.. .ManchMtw, Conn. -Plion^443-4^r j poUUcs. But I saw so many l^hool ChUdren.” past years have been donated wash. Sis ean do the dishes —The 'voten, a» a grcfip, are opportunltiea in this country and cent years.” She said about 130 1—24”x21” White Cast Iron Sink Members of the Instructors persons attended the poUuck Edwarts, BIcliard Soott are of Isaac W. red Marion to the Connecticut Valley Chil- at the tame time Junior more Intelligent. people weren’t waking up, so I 1— Set Deck Faucets w ith Spray Lewis Scott. 84 High Ridge Rd., EUington. He was bora of the Handicapped will speak dren’.s Wing in' M'ddletown. to take* hi* bath, and yon en­ —Patronage, the reward tor got Involved.’’ supper and meeting. She added that Mrs. Geraldine Hanna’s Sept 19 at RockvUle City Hoepltal. Hla maternal grredmoth- at the Jan. 20 meeting. Their the Manchester Lutz Junior] joy a shower...... faithful precinct work, has been While the people may have er to Mre. Ruth Wright Waterford. His paternal grredpre- topic will be "lOH In Action.” Mu.seum, CARE. Hope, the S®lk Don’t delay—^phone ns to­ reduced. changed, the basic tool of pre­ Grade 1 'won the attendance enU are Mr. and Mrs. L L. Edwards, Raton, N.M. He haa The highlight of Neighbor’s Tn.stitute, the Phipps Memorial' day. Find out how easy it Is —Public and private welfare award with 73 per cent o f the SOLID YOUR “DREAM KITCHEN” CREATED JUST FOR YODI cinct work — personal contact three aistera, Andrea Jean, 6, Pamela Ruth, 4, and Grace Night, re open meeting in Feb­ Art Scholarship, and others. to switch to a Mobilheat- oourcea now provide help that — hasn’t Both parties are mak­ parents present. The award to ruary, will be a talk entitled "A llred water heater. fhe ward boas uaed to dola oat. 81.50, to be spent as the class Let our kitchen experts design your new kitchen without Lynn, a. , , . . . HALF ThE FUN ing wider than ever use of tele- Way to Wisdom” by Professor * Average family of four. Who has re^aoed the ward plume oanvassing, ^but, in the wishes. cost oi; obligatiim . . . Every detail designed to refle<5t your Meier, Rosa Allen, ihtt of Eugene W. red Angela B a^lo John Dando, Trinity College, NEW YORK (API — "We heeler, EOid why? Members o f the Pilgrim Fe\- Stainless words of Humphreys, the OOP personiality. W e invite you to come in and see the'latest in . MWer, Hoffman Rd., Ellington. He w di bora S ep t 31 at Hartford. wanted to see the Fair, but we Lockaid .first M Interested to committee official, “ It doesn’t lowahip of the Congregations Rockville City HoapIUI. His maternal grandfather la Robert Young, a trustee of also wanted to show the world W E G IV E politics as a student at the Har­ beat shoe leather.'Nothing beats Church will repleiitoh their (STYLED LIKE STERLING) Gregg Natural Wood Cabinets. Lutz Junior Museum and chair­ Bartolo, Boston, Maas. Hla paternal grandparents are 1^. in some small way that ‘aoft GREEN STAMPS vard School of Business Admin­ eyeball-to-eyeball contact.’’ treasury by holding a car wash * and Mrs. Francis Meier, St Petersburg, Fla. He has a broth­ man of Oak Grove Project In American.s’ aren’t so soft," ex­ istration after World War n. While the aim Is the same aa Saturday from 10 ajn. to 3 from SHOOK JEWELERS Start enfoyinQ your "Dream Kitchan" now by using Glannay's aasy er, Kevin, 10; and a slatejr, ^ b re a h , 7^ Manchester, will speak March plained 45-year-old Adrian W. professor asked him if he'd like ever — votes — there are some p.m. next to the church. Revolving Budgot Account |R.B#A.)— ^or at' IHtla at $12.95 17 on “Development of the Oak Cannon, who bicycled to the to help a young friend - a man new wrinkles to precinct work. This to an annual event , Personal and permanent — Bemette, Roimld Harry Jr., aon of Ronald H. and Rose Grove Nature Project.” ’The World’s Fair from California MORIARTY the pitdessor predicted would Ohio Democrats, tor Instance, which helps them In their con­ Oneida Stainless — patterns to month. ______Caron Beaaette Sr., RFD 8. WhlU Rd., RockvUle. He w m annual sewing contest will also with his three sons. someday be prertdent. are using computers to produce tributions to church work red live with and love, lake every be held at this meeting. LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET ‘ born Sept 33 at RockvUle City Hoepltal. Hla maternal grand- The Los Angeles bookstore Lockard agreed. Yean later, lists of unregistered voters by helps send members to various gift from the Jeweler’s, a sign c i puenU are Mr. red Mrs. Thomas G. Coleman, Stafford The annual Fine Arts Play proprietor and Joseph, 14; street "addrsss, thus making It retreats. your thoughtfulness and good BROTHERS FRESH MEATS — RHAIL DEPARTMENT to 1960, he had the satisfaction Tomorrow PF members will Springa. He haa a brother, Michael Allre, 16 months; red a will be the highlight of the f^rls, 13, red David, 12, aver­ of seeing his Philadelphia dis­ easier to contact them. taste! Low Prices on Knotty Pine Box Cabinets sister, Nadine Rose, 3. , - , open meeting on April 21. aged 85 miles a day. They in Florida, a Democratic lea-ve the local church - at 7 • • • • • traveled with only a change of ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED-^ trict go for John F, Kennedy by p.m. to attend a party at the IiMallatlon of officers will 643-5135 850 to 800. I leader got volunteers by the OoUak, Mirr*r- Franoes, daughter of 'Ihomas F. and be held May 19, the final meet­ clothes, inflatable mattress and NOT PREPAtKAGED simide expedient of asking tor Birst (Congregational Church V HANGING CABINET H .t 2 T $1«.75 His day usually starts at the In WlUlmantlc, sponsored by Evrtyn I s o l a t e Culjak, 86 VlUage St., RockvlUyu He waa ing of the year. blanket. All have had Scouting elty’s Democratic headquarten them to the Yrant-ad columns. bora Sept 83 at RockvUle City HospiUl. Her maternal grand- Social events for the year experience. 301-315 CM t«r St. A Republican county leader in the United Christian Church On the trip the foursome had where he runs through hie mall Movement. Those planning to HANGING CABINET H.C 36'’ $21.75 paraita are Mr. and Mra. Ernest LAPolnte, .Tolland. Her pa- will include an informal dance and keeps to touch with party Florida showed an AFL-CIO tcnial grandparents are Mr. red Mrs. Angelo Culjak, Kings­ in February, a dinner-dance in 21 flat tire.s and one broken film about precinct work to a attend will return to Columbia I chain. They returned home by U.S.DJL CHOICE - BONELESS leaders In the state legislature at 11 p.m. ton. N.Y. She has two brothers, Andrew, 6, red Stephen, 4; June and an annual summer and the city's members of Con Wisconsin Democratic candi­ BASE CABINET B.C. 18” $24.75 and a alater, Marie, 3. get-together. bus. date’s victory “to get our people Four Honored Read Herald Ads. gress. Dmtag registration peri Four local students, mem­ oda ha extenda.. hto hours to fired up a little.” s i i - a ; B.C 24” $27i7 I, I ijertiare Jo, daughter of William G. and Betty- bers of the Windham High m i BASE CABINET a«ii Raeln* Bemette 8r., RFD 8. South Rd., Rockville. She School senior class, have been HIP OF BEEF awarded letters of commendst- was bom Sept. 34 at RockvUle City Hoepltal. Her maternal lb BASE CABINET B.C. 10” $32.20 grredparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Racine, Stafford LaCHOY APPROXIMATE CUTS: tlon by the National Merit SOfC. SaVKE FOR 8 6 to 7 BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAKS UNICEF Drive Scholar^p Corp., according to EisM s-pe. Piece SetHnsi 1 ^ 8 ueMul SprlngA She haa a brother, William G. Jr., 15 months. Police Arrests SsfVinf (kxnplet* In atm 'n **(v* ean Sprouts 808 tin 14e 1 SIRLOIN ROAST Principal Chestor Nelson. .tray. Only $iaM In Onsldacrafl Delux*. Stead, Shirley Ann. daughter of Kenneth and Eleanor AVG. WT. 19 TO 28 LBS. Set Halloween Honored were Msrtto Axel­ Only 9Se.N In Community. NOW-A wm B fSLBAN lyier Stead, Dobaon Rd., Vernon. She waa bom Sept. 84 Chow Mein Noodles Zdztolaw Talaga, 18, o f 33 rod, Stuart Kaplan, Thomas Evirifiliiig T t 80S tin 8 for 89e m . HOSTESS SERVIHC SH Oieiiaeraft* CEIUNa TILB FOB at RockvlUe City Hospital Her maternal grandmother ia The United Church Wcanen Pine HiU St. last night was Marchtoa red Peter Shumway. The National Merit Schotor- Com Meat Fork, Gravy Lsdia, DilRu StaiRlen YOUR KRCHEN Mra. Carl Tyler. Vernon. Her paternal grandfather U C^iarlea MUCUS’S — EXTRA IXAS will sponsor the annual Trick charged vrith breach of the Pierced Serving Spoon, But­ A. Textura* NEWI Stead, Delray Beach, Fla. Her maternal great-grandmother I EX’TRA LEAN — FRESHLY GROUND peace. The charge results from shlp qualifying test was given ter Knife, Sufir Spoon, Dea- a. Tempo* NEWI KEEBLER-SUPREME or Treat drive for UNICEF on aart S e ^ . SPKIAlLa II 6 Near Vinyl CSoatod N o- to Mre. Thomas Tedfofd, Manchaeter. She haa a brother, Ken- , NOT PK B -P A C K A G ia> - r e O ct a fight at a Center St. to students to mwe than 17,- CsaaiMlhr* StaiilMS NUlMDOd OoL 81. Wearing makeup and pleoe* only te te in Onelda- W ood Oalltog TUe Puts neth, 5; red thna aiaters, Beverly, 12, Sandra, 8, red Laurie, FOOD STORES Deluxe Grahams drive-to. Bond was set at fdOO. 000 high schools to the country waft Dal&* only «SAS in C. Cantata* Yoir KM m Penguin Coekiee traditionally spooky or comical Community. D. Froatflra* X a lb (9 to theae Three A ■ ■ DAISY ROLL eostumes, children will go Tatoga’s court date to Oct. 96. , last March. E. Paul.RevaieP # • W • • THE BEST NEIGlffiORHOOD STORES Fudge Stripes CHUCK fiROUND A total of 38,000 studenta re­ Ways that turn oelltoga Maka Ufa aaalar with Ctolaxles door-to-door on Halloween In Harold A. Dumas Jr., 26, of nrada-fiiarkaoC Oneida lid. (and Motharrt gray: Ui^t, Sandra Lee, daughter qf Roger T. and Elvia CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD ITEMS ceived the letters of commen­ CONVE' ' ’I'.'T HUDOET TERMS a new kMcheo. Stop hi small groups escorted by an 94 Mather S t, to charged with and eea an tha aaw Cleaves Light, RFD 3, Washington St. Vernon. She was adult or a responalble teen­ dation. .Cooking Greaaea that bom Sept. 25 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grand- 2/89C intoxication. The accused alleg­ Tax List Time oonvealsncea . . . hare ager, asking for "treats” Of edly was found yesterday noon Ward Rosebrooks, chairman ipattor and Aceumulate. •re ideaa tor avaay , parents are Mr. and Mra. Samuel E. Snape, Guilford, Maine. pennies for children loss fortu- n m paternal grandparents are Mr. red Mrs. Thomas E. UPTON NESTLE lying on a private sidewalk on of the board of assessors, re- Dirt and Soot from remodeling plaa, ataa* nate than themselves. Eldrldge St. He was released intods residents that property SUOOR pie or eluonto. lii^ t, Vernon. She haa a brother, Thomas, 13 months; red A Chicken Noodle Soup Mix ChoeokrtB MerMk, Heat Ragtoten. , With Coupon WorUi 6e . NABISCO In the cities of Asia, Latin under 825 bond red to scheduled owners must return tax lists to 911 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER alater, Karen, 3. Premlnm Baltina HeadqoMrteta Far • • • • • Toward Next PurchaM 4 M pkg. 25c America, Africa end tiie Mid­ to appear to court O c t 86. the assesBors by Nov. 3. A Daep Statehur Seotchle, David James, aon of Lawrence J. and Mary- Crackers dle Bast, UNKJBF provides Drinka frotil^*om Bew Bztouwt F are aart Ann Gudan Seotchle, 25 Tolland Dr., ThompaonviU*. He waa 2 pk9. 29e ' 12 ox. pkg. 43c U.SJIA. CHOICE equipment and training stl- Aeeldearta. Hooda ■ bora Sept. 25 at Rockville City Hospital His maternal grred- WATBBST NAUVE GRADB ”A” ^ d a for chUd welfare proj- 1-Lb. Pkg. 31c LARGR. AND MEATY eets, children’s h«nes, vore- ALL Wipe dean from Rlnae Quick parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fnuik Gudan, Lorain, Ohio. Hla Spraya prternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Andrew Seotchle, LAMB FORE thmal schools and tratotog NUWood Vinyl Coated Toungatown. Ohio. He haa a brother, Larry, 3; and a slater, NESTLE CHICKEN PARTS courses for teachers red social Celling Tile. Shutterottoa BONED OB ROLLED ^^aJduuliL’ • • • • • > • • Tliei eaa, 18 months. Chocolate Qulk SUNSHINE OR CUT INTO CHOPS workers. VINYL*COATED ir X 16' Kitchen Cetttog Oaihaga Dtapoaals • • • • • Chocolate Flavored 1-lb. pkg. 89c SREASTS...... Ih. H i In the villages, mobile health Bpaoldlng, Teresa Marie, daughter of John J. and Eliza­ Syrup For Milk 8-Jb. pkg. 69e 'X' F ig B a n 1-Ib. S9e •••*’ rr- teams equipped by UNICEF CEILING TILE AaLowAafJgQQ Oiabwaakara beth A. England Spaulding, 118 Walnut St. She was born can mean the difference be­ Onatom KItehea < Sept 80 at St. Francla Hospital.. Her maternal grandpSrenU strawberry Qulk ‘ Vieaina Fingers LEOS'..,__ .... Ih. 55* WlpM elsaa uHi a damp doth! U ea. 39c i ' . . . - tween hope and despair. A pen­ CWUiig m e Only Ooaptor Tepa. •re Mr. and Mre. Arthur C. England, 81 S. Main St. Her pa- 12 Oz.‘ Aerosol Tin >-tb. pkg. 88e ny's worth of BOO vaccine aai- tenuU grandparents are Mr. red Mra. Arthur Spaulding, THESE ARE OKIUINE PARTS NOTiSBCnONS OR OUABTEBS aurea protection from tubercu- Watarbury, V t She has a brother, John Jr., 1; red a sister, losto, a UHflt®! tM>y® Ann Karts, 8. • • • • • UPTON Cb^PHlO'Nms NINE LIVES pctiirfiiin to cure two children of yaws, and a dime can mere FREE ESTIMATES EASY TERMS Molvey, Kelly Lynn, daughter of Richard H. and Ix»r- Flo-Thru Tea Bags COPKE A a TUNA CAT .MOD HOMI FREEZM DVT. — CHOICE 00 cups of milk oF a month’s faM e A. Donofrio Mulvey, 67 Wadsworth St. She vrea bora Bonus Pack Bring room meaaurementa red we’ll Enjoy yopr home improveraenta supply of .vitamins for a moth- furaiah re eatimate of remodeling with Glenne/a Ea^ Credit Budgs^' Beat. 80 at Hartford Hospitals Her maternal mndparents 4 ox. Hr 2/27e •r red child. - are Mr, and Mra. Dominie Donofrio, Windsor. Her paternal WESTERN SUER BEI^ your kitchen without any bbllgation. Account (C3JL) Ae UtUa at «jlQ S , 56 Tea Rags 59c 1->U>. T Ia 93c UNICEF's past ’ accompltoh- montha b i ^ iq> to I100.0Q, giandmother to Mrs. Elato Mulvey, 20 Marble St. Her ma- 12 OB. Hr 25c FOREQUARTERS , ments are encouraging but tin utl great-grandmother la Mra. Rachel Prolettl, West Hart- much remains to bo done. Pen- ferd. Her paternal great-grandfather ia Harry Mason, 30 nies contributed to UNICEF’s K u b le S t She has two aistera, Dawn Marie. 7, red (Tindy NO IKTllA OHAKO. TOIj. jKiyj^OPlfl ANB UAB. >'.*0uo(ify SEGO ALPO FERS. young goodwill ambassadors on Is Th* B«sf Economy Of All" A m , 4. FREEZING. ALL WORK 0QI • • • • • MTe WHITNEY Halloween are an investment Liquid Diet Fooda Pitted Ripe (Hives OhrlteOe, Nleholas Charles Jr, son of Nicholas Charles All Flavors 1 MVER CHUNKS ■ OMoa Size . villi la the future of manktoA aad Doris Jaaa Ooan Civitallo, 29 HUlcreat Dr, Rockvllla He Wn rant coM stdMgf irl' I for os M in waa bore Oct -f at Rockrtlle City Hoapital. Hie maternal Infrared Lens New Y9 Os. Tin for 1SQK.TIB • ff n M O f. SHWfRIDCYS gnuidparante are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ooan, Royal Oak, 2 55c 31c m 35c « $1JZ5 a HiMriiL ^50 p tvii JSa pstarnal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul C3vi- ConpenB thb dnol HARRISBURG, Pa. — A m w tsDoi, Fbrt LaiN tofdm , S8a. He haa three stotera, Linda Joyce, •ompact, hlgh-^obd, hlgfa-w^ TO ilN fJL SA Dorto Jean, 10, and Roxann, 31 lutian Iona eystem to see Wra- • • • • • FRENCH'S BAKER'S MUELLERS T y . s a - A * ___ , ^A lamm liteDM A im ii^ Bayaaiiad John, son of Raymond and Nancy Elbow BlaeanMl \ IF YOU UKE THE EEST SIVE US A TEST T*Lil»SISI ■htl Anmini, 148 Banton St He was born Oct. 8 at St laataat Blaahed Potitto PUM VANILLA Tkta BpagbetU SI NSSEUn. MAR OF KI FUNT , f^Baaoto .Hiii mataraal gi’andpareDts are Mr. and \ a a iM K S T H Mfes. Bugen* Hall, Feeding Hills, Maaa. Hto paternal grand- FUM TY O F FREE FARKINa S FA C I i ■ S’ . . ■m s IB nre-llf. and M n. Daaltj Aramini, Avon. He hw a , fOB.PhF. 29c i o k ; 45c B-lii. VkB< A3c I n Umt, DsstoL S; and a Mater, Nancy Rose, 19 montJu. \ ■* h - \ ■ ! I > ' i t o a ■I i I MANCUESTfclR EVENING H E K A tA MAl^CHEfiTlEB. CONN- THl)RSDAY, OCTOBER 16^1964 PAUB TW Bim Aiyf ilANCHBSTEE BVBJrtNO RE!tAU>; MAWCHESTEIt, CQNW^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER IB, 1964 i,jprap9tir-VDU9 James' School and past chap- lumbus orchestra under the di­ pared* to 1^,866 spent during Dance ^turday, Oct. 24, at the mosphere wUl be provided by Soil Thief Overlooked Priests Guests lafti of the Holy Name Society Welfare Costs September of last year, post home. Bolton ii a peUtloa fo r voluntary bank* open to the nuMlo Montoya and A buftet'Amiar wlH' be aarvid rection of Enrico Reale. roQad. o r thaaa 140 were at 7. J.T. Bormp of Blast Hartford. before his transfer to Water- Co-chairmen for the affair equal amouhts servicied Prises will be awat-ded for ocrata; U Rtq^Ucana, and 86 iptm tn VM- Oiatilet Gnort, Twndaya, * to 8 and T to • General chairman for the pro­ WASHINOTON—Nmnatodeo, PjHm Saturdaya, 1 to 6 pjn. Weday MM&nlal Cburoh, At Han^est Fete bury last month, will be gu4st are Francis A. Laraia and Mrs. Of Month Same 20 cases involving 40 persons the fuimiest and the most orig­ lad«P«»^tA .. Hartterd. tOa attemay }a Loula .nUBStim Rd-Beat Rart- gram Is Carlo PresUleo, assist­ deaertbad as "bratakas worms” ' of tumor. Alvin Baldt. They have been this September, and 38 cases inal costumes. A buffet will be Tbw JiSQiitv, 857 n«w TOt* r . Ohroapoatekl, Sartford. S t Francla of Aaalal TniHao 110 ' ird, vHiU atemaor aa <•>■- ed by Mrs. Mary Kehoe and and ' as "thieves In the soil,” The R t Rev. Man-. Edward Father Regan will be hon­ assisted by Arthur C. Ehigland Town welfare costa laat Involving 91 persons In Septem­ served after the aw^irdlng of Dodd Plans Lunch j __a wara ragiaterad: 4*8 Dem- Ha la an ante mechanic at the OuUd v/Ul hold a potluch aup- val Satuitoy from 9 ajo. to Donald M. Bennett. Decorations ored by the St. James’ Holy Jr„ Mrs. Charles Pontlcelll and ber 1963. prizes. oovata, 31* R^bU cana, and Sharar Steal Oo., Beat Hartford. per tonight at 7 In the church were discovered m«re thkn 300 J. Reardon, paator of S t Jamea' month were approximately the Dinner Honors . pm. Baaketa of applaa and will be under the direction of Church; tha Rev. Eugene F. Name Society and the Ladles Mrs. John Conner. Dancing will be from 9 p.m. 306 Iha^pandenta. Be Uatad total liabmUea aa h>u. The Rev. Jdaeph Cyprlano Thomas Donnelly. Tickets may ynars ago. But until recant of S t James, who have com­ same aa spent during the cor­ niara arm ba a voter res- will bo the apeaker. Women of apple favorites wm ba sold. Torpey, aaalatent *paator; the All members of both so­ to 1 a.m. Music will be provid­ In Town Tomorrotf |7,*00.38, and no aaaeta. OOP DaaM O ct 34 be obtained from any committee years plant Injury and dls- Rev. Joaeph H.' McCann and pleted plans for the combined cieties are welcome. Any mem- responding period last year, «c- Legion to Hold ed by Mike Gates and his or­ Utratloai aaaaten Nov. 3 at the the pariah' arp tavltad. th » South Windaor Republi­ Mse problems associated with event which will begin with' her who has not l^ n contact^ town hall from 9 a.m. to nocm Ib e iMtitlon will go before member, the Rev. John J. O'Brien will cording to a report by Miss chestra. Cabot Lodge Saul Seldman, refree in bank­ Warwr ta Speak can Town Oommlttae will nematodes attracted little at- be apeclal gueata at the annual supper at 6:80 p.m. Entertain­ may call Mra. Charles Pon- Holiday Dance for thoae arboae voting rlshta ment community singing and tlcelU, M2 Hackmatack S t Mary DellaFera, welfare direc­ Albert Frederick Is chairman A United Stater aenator wiOfwlU have lunch at the S-J’a have matured ateca the Oct. 10 ruptcy. Supt. dC Schools Charlea aponaor a dance and buffet O ct Manchester Evening tenUbn. In the last two decades Harveat Potluck Social to be of the event. Tickets may be visit town tomorrow for the Rertaurant on Rtr. 6 and 4 ^ OOP Hendgaartera Open Warner vrtU be the apeaker at 34 from 9 p.m. to 1 pm . at the aclentlats have discovered and held Sunday In S t James’ dancing will begin at 8 In the tor. iMBMtaw A m -f ocrata; 1.MS RepubUcana, and South Windsor correspond*. auditorium. Music will be pro­ The gray fox 1s the only fox Her department spent 12,571 The American Legion will obtained from officers or post first time Bolton residents can at noon. The South Windaor R ^ b U - the Unlon-HSllaworth Schoola Village Latem Bam, Tolland Brownie g a o o b s, tekjmone listed abou*t ISO of these plapt- School hall. The Rev. John D. remember. Sen. Thomas A. Dodd Sen. Dodd will be Micito OilMt lodn l.SOd tedependenta. PTA meeting tonight at the Tpfce., Manchester. Regan, former principal of St vided by the Knights of Co­ that actually csui climb trees. during September 1964, com­ sponsor its annual Halloween stewards. Charlea Mann of 181 W n * can Headqwartara at the Wap- 644-014A parasltio pests. panled by Mrs. Dodd, Matthtev 'em Xtaitod N«p Durins the laat Toter res* Snisworth Blementary School. Music, in a "discotheque” at­ latration aeasion, 348 were en- ham Rd., South Windaor, filed ping Shopping Center will be l^rlarty of Manchester p^y wtardKy Oct. M to Ulo Frassinelll, state cen tw W^BPNr OotamuBlty R oom committeeman from TollaiM (k>unty. ^ iV t UrM pJB. InduAsd in th* Charlea Lathrop, chalzman'bf I k < pw ty w llf 1M Jo)>B the. Bolton Democratic I \i YtamiMlctt <*wM»U conunlttee, will preside at UJI. ShmiU and Atty. Itmcheon and ride in the mo MBm , RrauMtcui canr cade scheduled to leave . nor U» Ooo*r«lrtooal 3-J’s at 12:45 for Storrs. Dr. Bernard J. Sherldi^ ~ r i» enm t la bates ivooaarad Wtedaor RepidiUcan rioo I Democratic member of ^ board of selectmen, will attAd OonuBtttoa. Kayor John lEXTRA STAMPS i the luncheon, as will all men^ win ba maatar of oara- ^H with Purchaae of 85 or more hers o f the Democratic t o ^ Tkdwta wffl ba ovaU- Coupon good Oct. 15 tbru Oct, PN committee who are able. fm a town oommlttaa l7, 19641 Limit one coupon to First Selectman Richard M v- fKU, Qardnar llooltoni a famUy. This coupon of no ra and Selectman Michael P e ^ UtoHtUao. W. U Booth. value when used In conjunction ^ 9 have been invited. n 1 Lteiiinr. Joanna KU- with other coupons except when The luncheon la open to toe VYadartelk Xahr, Robert single purchase totals sum .public and is the first stop^f and Bo8bt|a Oorton. S amount of all coupons. State ^9 the Mnator’s "Tom Dodd t%y to Trank » Brown, t o Law: Cigarettee, Beer and F alr^ B In Tolland County.” t o Traded Items excluded t o t o t o The senator, who Is MekBig v^inSe town oommlttee Is 1 FROM MOTT’S I from offer. re-election opposed by RepuM- * that evanlng a Be­ MORE 1 at the Vinage can John Loto*, will wind up ______In Manchester MORE VARIETY...MORE VALUE... MORE DOLLAR SAVINGS his day at the Columbia Town • to 1. Resarvattens may Hall at 8:80 p.m. Bolton r to - mgh Republican lO R ggN l dents are Invited to attend _ on Oakland Rd. Io t a m p s J reception there. . tafonnatkm la avail' Many members of the town tote from tha headquarters. PUIS JlH^BREEN STAMPS-AMERIClIS MOST VAlUABItSTAMPS dammlttoe will be attending a picnic supper for Sen. DoddAt ad Woman Inpreved the Meadowbrook School. In Tpl- Itrs. Katherina OoOtas eC FAMOUS "TENDER-TRIM” h u n d r e d s o f land. * Hm R d- aerioualy Injured Morrs I John Morlanoi, proprietor 'of In an ante accident e x t r a STAMPS the 3-J's, Is a member of toe «.^teat took the Uvea o f har pa^^ IDemocraUc town commltteeZ• EdueaUon RecMtthm * I Believe: , The annual board of educa­ Hartford HoiglteL ^ _ tion reception for the tevcblrs ,, Mrs. Contes win be held Nov. 4. Tumofor ,^liiros of the riba, Jw. left 1 « N’t A 25 Eitlra Por. i-ib. pi|_ ceremonies for the new schdol ptorls. The aedd^.®®" lIRLOIH STEAKS will take place tome time la t anrradto the comer Rt Woman’s World I November. „nnd Pleasant Valley Rd. THESE ARE THE KIND OF • 8 Extra 'Jtopnr. i-ib. pit-' The board voted Monday to 399 AdnHa BnroU THICK, JUICY, t o r t y - 2 5 E yI m Sifi!*”* '>9er^ ttiere la a wider dlatrl9u- Steaks are qiedal this week. Please do just ful mouth-watering, lean During the course of toe ihqft- tkm In tha courses, Breana- one ainple thing. Go to your favorite Mott steaks, trimmed of excess ¥ llng Monday Mrs. Claire Wanfel -ihan stated. Xnst year there bone and fat to give you I brought up the fact that qhe Meat Department and look at the Porter­ I had received phone callq H tears *0 parents enrolled more meat per pound... Sliced "inodem math course. . „ _ house and Sirloin Steaks in the case. See Motts’ "Tender-Tiira” steaks! criticising some of the maga- eli^A second course In painting sinea In the high school Ubra^. '■tesa added as 40 residents en­ how tempting they are— afresh and bright. Shop-Rite b o il e d The superintendent went otor Shop-Rite Shop-Rite the list and said he felt that ^ e tailed this term. There la a Notice how each piece of meat is marbled 1 Ib. can 79c CIGARETTES cart.n’2.29 'larga dass of S3 this year In LIGHTER FLUID 16 oz. can 29c 100% Columbian Coffee HAM>^a I magaslnea v ere worthwhile aind •'Se modem math course. with streaks of creamy white fat which in­ Riviera PORTERHOUSE STEAKS ib.99< that the librarian and qtfff Deal Pack Chase & Sanborn nm course was BO- sures that supreme tenderness and flavor to Shop-Rite ICE CREAM Flavors half gallon 59c I agreed. He explained that ao^e '^id In tha first 15 minutes on Cleanser-Chlorinated 21 oz. cans 29e Inst. Coffee 6 oz. jar•1.0 9 magazinaa were worthwhile apd ^ ieglstratkm night. ReglstraUon delifl^t your family. Shop-Rite 1 lb. of motivating childran to raadj ^isas cut oil early In the Cloth­ Deal Pack R O # » Deal Pack 6 o . v i . 2 2 GUM DROPS pkgs. 45c Liguorl, labeling such ertU- ing n daas when the quota Notice how our steaks are trimmed— “Triple- JATO SPRAY CLEANER 14 oz. can 9 # W Maxwell House Inst. Coffee ja r Family Favorite SIRLOIN STEAKSi«i.i.» jor COLE SLAW lb. t o # C j clam iu a beginning of attempt­ -iVras fiUed- Manhattan ed censorship that could nprepd Trimmed” for extra value and more eating Deal Pack Deerfoot Link Sausage lb. pkg. 89c to books, said the board wofld auorthand t o 3* partld- Shop-Rite MIXED NUTS 13 oz. can 69c Mu c k e ’s q u a l it y bmants, ^rpteg 1, 38, and Typing BEACON FLOOR WAX 27 oz. can 74e INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz. jar 83c eventually have to take a atadd. per pound. Deal Pack Hickory Smoked I b o l o g n a ^ Attends Industry Parley Mfl, 16. The high school equlva- lb. pkg.'55c LEAN GROUND CHUCKib.69< •bteney course has 16 enroUed. Shop-Rite SPRY SHORTENING 42 oz. can 82c Mott’s Sliced Bacon VEAL LOAF CHOICE Ray Oocconl bf Rt. SB atbiqd- quart can 59c Deal Pack I ed a world-wide' farm squ|p- Braanahan Indicated that To t this off— if perchance yon don’t hap­ FLOOR WAX 2pk^35c t a r g e b o l o g n a -w-wiUtg XX and ceramics win Royal Gelatin Desserts Shop-Rite Chops and Stew HYSMSrs Saai ImwlMi A inent industry confarance ^ pen to find the exact piece of meat you want Deal Pack lb. 49c l u x u r y l o a f M New Toric City laat waakagA -Ohs otorsd next semester be- Stokely’s SHORTENING ^ 3 lb. can LAMB COMBINATION ^'aanas so many xwople were — plefise let the Meat Manager know. Let him OXYDOL DETERGENT .reg. size 31c ■» 89c Matotee Siloed run by, the Ford M otw Qo. BARTLETT PEARS cans Shop-Rite Old World Flavor Amopg toe 6,900 danji •I’itetey. . h ^ yoii. ThaPs his job. He’s very proud of Barcolene iM V '' Be also said a questlofmalre INSTANT MILK 14 quart pkg. 99c Perri’s Italian Sausage lb. pkg. 89c from 120 ,countries warsra wo * brin'bb aant to residents asking the job he does in our Meat Department and JET SPRAY STARCH 14 oz. can 39c Geisha W. VIRGINIA HAMS k .OT I from Italy. who did not SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 2 can 31c La Rosa Deal Pack EngUto* Steins OocoopJ’a ^T*"*"**** tel desired courses inde^, so am L Shop-Rite tha future. According to Spaghetti or Elbows 1 lb. pkg, 23c on Ala Ute, they de<4dad I *'Mrwnaban, the etfea for aco- Spray Window Cleaner 15 oz. can 29c Shop-Rite Large No. 2Yi ^ 9 Sdofood Dtpf, toalr ItelliA pn him- Thaj . "laamics is limited nbtu there la 4 ^ PURPLE PLUMS 3 cans I delighted to discover an inter­ *1n wiywH/w* to the high school. Frozen Foods ptiesh pan ready preter and became his 09m- cietewa began Tuesday and panlona for the raat of the con­ Shop-Rite ference. *'%in nm for a 10>woek period. RAISINS 6 Pack Miniatures pkg. 25c In Abundance! Cocconi la a aalahman tor M l Itoee Bet SAVE 50c SHOP-RITE fLOUNDBR t o . . Caqdtol Tractor Co. fa ' 'Wum- , St Margaret Mary's Holy Stokely’s I house Point. ' .,|Tw>e Society wm Mxmsor a 16 oz. can BREAKSTONE’S FRUIT COCKTAIL 25c FILIBTS lb. 5 5 pack Seta Flrto Mtettegi M l Dance Saturday from 9 /worrs ORANGE Oub noout Pack 157 wlU biNS p«w. to 1 am . In the church WESSON Economy Buy NEW SARA LEE Its first meeting tomwrow At S U P E R .jhalL Muale win be provided by COHAGE Veri-Fine Applesauce 50 oz. jar 49c Camp Johnson,'dapartfag trim I'Jtacny Waye and his Orches- MARKETS BUHER ROLLS United Methodist Church 'at ,_)tra. Tlclmte wffl be on sale at CHEESE Deal Pack 2 lb. JUICE 7:30 pjm. Bqya sight to 11 y a | » ,.(he door. Admission price wlU fo r • BRIOCHEM ROLLS . OIL Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour pkg. 39c 2-12 oz. cans 87c Finest *B-Sforo Bnkury old are Invited to attend, fp* ...Indnda aetnpa. Co-chairmen for Save 10c companied by one patent. Ite- dance are Jack Henry and 'BeJUPA Lu>^ivi Ever , . . • CROISSANT ROLLS . lb. pkg. Shop-Rite Buttermilk Baked on Premisei freabmenta vdll be served- * ^ ^ n Sw ift 2 5 lb. pkg. 59c The pack will go ota a field PANCAKE FLOUR 6 OZ. Just • FINGER ROLLS ...... 4 9 C apple Vtoleu Show Planned SAVE trip to Gay City O ct 34, Umvljig h'- Vaing the theme of a national Gallon Shop-Rite CAN.S. Heat and from United Methodlat Chutoh 8HOP-R1XE SAVE 14c 49 • Parker House R olls...... 4 0 C turnovers ^ For a^Slectlon year, S t Margaret CORN OIL quart bottle 63c 2 1 e I at 10 ajn. > riAtoys liadles Guild will pre­ White or Colored Serve! Can • DINNER ROLLS ...... 4 9 0 PUMPKIN PIE Pre-cast cmcrete has been iet sent Its fourth annual fashion AEERICAN TItofil f^jif*lc 24 02. 59c in place at the new Bolton Laiko :oShow. "Campaign PaShlona” GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 lb. bag 57c House. Ray Negro, one of toe DAINIT DANISH « grin begin at 8 pm. In the 8 fot 49e. ownen, said toe contractor m - .ritoureh hall Opt 39. CHEESE Shop-Rite CAKE MIXES pecte to have ev«rythtag ratoy Fashions Wm be provided by White, Yellow, Devils 18 oz. pkg. to T V BOW TIES I for a DecemlMr 1 opening. Ima ytDavidsQn imd laevcnthal of the 4 for 49c SHOP-RITE SAVE 6c Shop-Rite I Negroes aro already aceepttog '* «.Sfandiefter Parkade, featuring LIQUID DISH DETERGENT quart 4 9 C Geri Ann reservations for ChrUttAas p6r- «,toeir line of faU and winter Sandwich Bread Large 24 oz. loaf 27c FARM HOUSE Uea. ' .iielothea. Mrs. Doris iBelding of CORN OIL Deal Pack DOLE Sapper TMmto Avallabla' the Manchester Herald wiU be P&G LIQUID THRILL 22 oz. 52c Nissen’s Tickets ate avallabla for ^a the ocenmentetor. The models' ENGLISH MUFFINS pkg. of 6 25c ^MACARONI Health and laecond annual New Bfagliro kair styles win be by Albert and MARBARINE Shop-Rite |comed baaf hash supper to w . Imrry'a Beauty Studio, and BORAX POWDER 5 lb . pkg. 69c Shop-Rite 28 oz. S 9 JUICES I sponaorod by toe Indite Banw- jUmy wm wear Beauty Counsel­ j f t CHEESE SODAS Non-Return Bots. 6 Bots. I Pineapple Beauty Aids olent Society of Bolton Con­ or makeup. Refretomenta wm KRAFTS Shop-Rite White or Colors |" Pineapple Urai>efruit gregational Church Saturday, .„|m served following the show Facial Tissues Pkg. of 400 9 pkgs. 89c Shop-Rite Pineapple Oran»-e . or Potato Au Gratin Oct 34. with sittings at 8 a ^ .The Right Rev. Monalgnor Nutnral Mnenstw Ckeeoe .8 os. 87e Canned Soda Flavors 12 Lit 98c 16 pJH- F > r.;Bterold F. Daly, pastor of S t Lady Scot h a i r 14 oz. Tlia menu will include gladad Gabriel’s Ctaurto, Windaor, will Nutoral Swlae Olieeae ...... 8 os. 46e FACIAL TISSUES ‘ Shop-Rite carrots, colaalaw, Johnny cdke r,jk*uvide plaao background inu- Ciucker Barrel Cheeae ...... 8 o z . 6Sc FIG BARS Compare! 2 lb. pkg. 39c SAVE land aaaorted homemada layer ,>ede during the show. Iodized or Plain SPRAY Icakea. For reservations eill Shop-Rite PKGi Mrs. James Rafferty __ Diamond Crystal Salt 17c Miss -Jeaimtte— or Mlaa lO a I'teeen named general chalrmem VANILLA SANDWICHES 2 lb. pkg. A " ' " 3 9 ' Sumner or Mrs. Charles Ubfirt. Shop-Rite The board of raUgioua eduaa- j: for the event 'Hcket distribu Tht Milk That Mod* Coon. H ltio rf Shop-Rite 01 to I^ S ffis f’FndrCvored 1 Hon Is being handled by Mrs. BABY PANTS tlon and board of missions and Charles Crockett and Mrs. BM- CONN. AM60VE0 SALTINES Stay Fresh Pack lb pkg. t o I W J Shop-Rite p|f~. I stewardship are plamdng their HOMOGENIZED HAIF 100% Acetate annual miaalen< faght gragnlm t vrard Poirot Mrs. Henry Pas- s t a in l e s s r a z o r b l a d e s • giiallnl, hospltaUty, assisted by LADIES’ PANTIES Reg. 29c A 0 7 t o Oot 33, Tills yanrii ifagna ils GAL. 4 0 < NBC Family Favorites "f pkgs. T # W “ Our Spanlah-ArasrleaB ■nMtn. Kenneth Bolton and Mrs Vitamin D Shop-Rite j Shop-Rite 'iF randa Tabahey. Mott’s Produce... 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•i'. i- , .- t ILD, MANCHESTER, CONN, IHIHU^AY, OCTOBER IS, M p a g e “TW HNTT-SfW K 7 V".i "T‘>' MANCHB8XBR EVENING 1 4 MANCHEST^ EVENING HKlAUD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IB, 1W4 ...... > I I * — 1 1. !■ I - ...... i i BT ROUSONI OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAKNSHOOPLE D AH -t. CROSSWOlJD, PUZZUI T t i I M f t i p o d ^ Hayes Matches World 1 3 5 1 ^ •WlAiWle tV»«OT A MMtV g^A 6i HO V T n ik ^ W MONMigM ______COMtNA -to LOOK AT THAT WSLCOM* TH* < 4trMedaWMr WlTHBtXJ.OMO«WTAKto3fj«‘LL K^»CIW Pr«J/VAt it ji.ii-ii I ...... SlMMadito MAhnv* had sUlj«d|id When he bolMfi..Pff Friday, Oet. It tBMd(Vt.) in the Tokyo Olymjpie Games. lay and has a chance for a fourth , And Mia* Butfi, from Prince­ Sll Those various vieturie.s; along gold medal on the MO-meter; ton, N.J., turned a major upset tha MockS m the finale, ' * X-coioitry —• Oonard at - Van- SSWUUdtm 4AM w lti in edglM Germany's Ingred A greet' gasp went up from MOrlMilaleala •RMd with surprise Uiumphs by Phila­ freestyle relay Sunday, . > ' cheetef,' S:B>;^ SBMf,lMaA •MaSt delphia'vs Vasper Boat Club and The American men's string of Kremer-£igel for the gold the thro^. of U.OOO In the Na­ Jets v8..Patt, «:1B; Baslea TPondto young diver Lesley Bush plus medal In women's ^ tfo rm dlv- tional Stadium when It was ap vet ,«lan ts,^ T ^ . Mt. Nebo. six straight victories in swim­ parent’that Hayes — not usually 88 Neb lie Don Schollander's third gold ming was broken by Australia's "v Satmidiey, OcL it r “ 8 n r r ^elplng swell the leadingYan- a good atarter - - was on his way \ J" 5 " r “ r > medal, helped build the Amer­ Ian O'Brien In the 200 • meter Bbccer —Oonard at Maptthes- ican medal total to S3 - 14 gold, kee medal total was the first to a great race. He flashed down tor, 11:80 a.m. ; breaststroke m he won in world the' track,' his churning arms and |l3 14 nine sliver and nine bronse. T.us- record time of 2:27.*. Chet Jas- place fbtish of the pair oars with Phothpll Cooard at . Itan- 12 sia has 21 — seven gold, five tremskl of Toledo, Ohio, the for­ Cox. HJd'Perry of Beattie, Conn legs generating great powar, and chsttet, .X:1B p.m. UND.EBCQVER ATHLETESrrU.S. swimming champ Donna De Varona shares Findley of Belmont... Calif,, and steadily lengthened pis lead.' / stiver and nine brorze. mer record-holder, was third in. '^-Footbaff—Eaat at Ledmiaster. ,„.f JT a raincoat with decathlon star Russ Hodge durinjg downpour at Olympic Village. Cox Kent Mitchell, Berkeley, He finikhed coma two yiaids in Mass, , (Loro OF nr Hayes, the powermi, leo-pound 2:29.4, and prbmpUy announced flash from Florida A4M, solidi­ his retirement from swimming. CaUf., finished the 3,000-meter front of Enrique Figuerela of ' THE MAMOR course In S:21.S8. Cuba and Harry Jerome of Can­ BY V. T. HAMLIN V AMBIDEXTROVS fied his title as the world's fast­ Yankee prestige was restored PeraistencE Pays A L L Y OOP FOR AM HOUR 11 *Someday^ Somewhere Pm Going, est huiflan with a 10-second flat Oerter, a 280 *p^der from ada. Jerome shared the world / in the next race, however, when West Babylon, N^Y., shook off record of 10 flat, with Armln 2 T AUSTIN, Tex. (AP-L^— Gary victory In the 100-meter dash theJlLS. girls hustled to a world YK.MrX«MKHAR H A g jN O after an aarlter, near-incredible his various ailments end'won .hts Hary of Germany. .. NEW TORX (NBA) — A HICCaL'fUTTJKE . p»tT roRBcr Moore, No. 2 quarterback at record clocking of 4:DS.g in the third, consecutive dischS gold Miss Tyva, 'a . tall Tenneaeea Both Bob Fijttit of the St. Loula r A TOOL. OP WT THAT X «MOT«b 7 B.9 performance In the semi­ women's 400-meter freestyU re- ST r o Texas, is a pitcher end an'out­ tnedal with a toe* of 200 feet, Stata co-ed, matohed tha world HaWks and Bdb Cknisy, for­ MONK AHAKMl finals had been blown away by merly of the Boston OslUca s trailing wind. >sy. IH inches, hreeking his own record bald bjr WUtna Rudolph 9r.9 Remains Goal fielder, njid when he plays base- with ah tX2 peffonfianc* Tn whi' were out from their,.hlgh school M baU he throws left-handed. But The wind was well within the Team members were SharOn Olympic rdcord. Dave Weill of CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER , itinf -him' hep|. ih ' th# aeeohd basketball iaama, but caifie on ■ when he's on the football field allowable standard, however j Stoudqr, Glendora, Calif.; Don- walnut. Crisek, Calif., wag third w when he equaled Uie record na Ds. Varona, Santa Qara. at lM-2. round of (bs wompiYa 100-metar, strong laUjTf 5 T ] he la a right-handed passer. ' i.... lit J l es Ht J 40 T o k y o (A P)— Bib Bob Hayes of . Jacksonville, Fla., blasted to victory in the 100 meters Thursday in 10 sec­ 42 IT H 44 IT onds flat— equaling the world record— and said “Some

day, somewhere I’m going to rup 9.9.*' - ' ■,:a 41 81 Hayes posted a #.# time ln«— ------; the semifinal, .hut it waa wind- body until It was over.” 04 88 aided. TWO 8 T • ‘That’s the second time I’ve Hayes said he would con­ tinue to run, although there JOLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER U had a'D.D ilirown out,” he saldr SSI 5 T 87 "The other time the wind was were reports he was thinking of a pro football earner as s r s w D o e s s r r ^ ^ blowing pretty good. This TMEY HAVE TO APPEAL Urns it was Just over the limit. soon as the Olympics ended. TO TWE LABOR VADTl* CARE OUT OUR WA¥ BT J. R. WILLIAMS ' "But the important thing ‘Tm going bhck to Florida WHEELS T H C F A | 5 k/ ------AAM and finish up,” he said. KMCAMflAC/THAr waa winning this — this gold \ B U S IN E S S YCTTE..: vouaeMOT VEAH,aUTl~UH~ modal. 'Xhat’s what I wanted, 'Til get In the last few foot­ aotMorpiPNT' CHAKOBPM/MIUP/ AdAIM/ YOUR ball games this year, and I IVC PECIPEPOM A , COMSCIEMCE IS C ’m at’s what' I worked for. And MDUTELLUft now I’ve got IL" graduate in April Til run an­ A to n c K '/o o PEOflRAMOFWOEK MOW EMNyaxi other year. 'l U PO M TH E FIRST, PLAY LATER.' I THE EAELBEYB Kayes fingered the big gol­ VMAVTD AN'siMCEiVE o a r ' FROM TH'PROMT den disc hung around his . "I haven't closed the door on TH E SHOW THIS HOMEWORK TO ROOM/ neelc on the red, wihte and pro football, but I plan. .to run 1 DO,MYC0NSCIEMCE blue ribboned chain. another yaar.’’ ' MOIOYLETWIE ‘T knew t had to run a fast Hayes’ mothSit M r* Mary LEAYS TH'TABLB .time to win the Olympics,” Hayes, was In the Mnnd* to TILL r r s Hayes said; “I went all out In watch him win. FINISHEP.' bOUv races, and I think the "What am I golh|r .to do ■ k^\y semi was the' fasrtest I ever now?", he said. ‘Tm going ran. 't: to take my mother out and ^'I -got a good sU rt In the show her the town. final, but It wasn’t the best ' ^ 'T haven’t had a 'chance to Btsurt I 'jiver had. 1 never see her much since -she got /' looked arolind. I never saw any­ here.” w » v jI - . )NNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL h PAP/ THATB OUiCKfHOM P M a n o i B , M M C . HOiP iwithinetic K' ^O OTtULM E • NM h NM, hi.'rjL'k, •* Ni a*. fO ^ S **lt’s a vtclout circle! You begin to feel better, then With Olympic ' Games you get the bill and you're right back here again!” ^'TOKYdf* .(AH—The .temperature in the Olympic gwimmijig .pool ia 24.6 ijegrees, and if that ian t enough llllljllllll'll. ll"l I to make you, cringe,.what is? -.=r;'ii(' REMOTE eOMTROL p WM W MIA. W T ja i i » 11 SSSSuj MW lO-lF •EepeelaHy'lf you're only 1.96^' ' high. not been dead for several hours. B E N C A SEY mings aren’t much better at You are normal. the main stadium. If the ther- Try thinking about that for a 7 i m i^eter tfiVto'9t>dsfi'^ get up while. As far as outside ter..p*r- OH! YES HATB>TO6RS^AW/V TBMriETHEONE? over JO degtYii, tbebpys will be MUS.6RAHAMT F YOU ARE atures are concerned, the bdat FROM BEN UKE THAT, BUT TRUST CHARLES 1D lucli^ to pole vault gi». thing to do Ih always carry an AMAItABLE, MY INSTRUOTiONS ARE THAT LECTURE WPNT BE PELKSHTFUUy you flndf 1 ^ ' arithmetic TO DRIVE YOU TD THE MOREL > | ecnfueing, think > bf> the trouble overcoat. If It turns out .to.be' lO R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL ___ • 60UNO PROMISINe. WFFERaiTl hot outride,, you can take It off., thit j^fi be caused by a Iwerly WEIGHT There la a very lady who stops the tsM meas­ eEM3 AVENTIRIIjOQUIST simple method for converting ~L. f; MMCES UP FOR NOrr BEING ME ure in the vltfil spots at 88-82-85? .kilqgrams into pounds. You: m m . 1 And Ups the .scales at an even iniitUply erne or the other kB ^-4' RASTiESTGUN tNlM£ 62? ■ and add a'little pinch of suet.. It’s' that old devil metric sye- If that's too much trouble, tefiiv which pops up In every step on a scale. It rends: "100. W Olympj^ year to confuM sporU f „ i xekl good .Tmtil sonie 1 welsenhelmer comes along and Of Course, It you grew up with j j p^un^ thfs' stuff there's nothing star­ overweight again. tling in a girl who wears a size Next week, you start SklpiNng 37 shoe, but those of ue who dqssert. __ , , ,.' ’■ work with feet. Inches, pounds, fahrenhelt and the Yankee, dol­ DISTANCE — OTils U chUd’t & lar have our troubles. play, a meter, for example. It MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVAI1.1 In'* the mother country — just a little more than a yard. Say, our man high jumps two BY ROY CRANE which got. us off on the wrong- luzz SAWYER yard to start with — they rise yards. The Russian high jumps 16 -m A T 5D &LUCN 6S2MS/AU. J J S u i AND ITHOUSHTUiase (m iU B 6 above these things, but you two meters. The Russian gets OH, HO.' WWnSTIKtURRV? ¥AMT! you PO hot reward such 6AUAHTRY DIPVOUkIJOWTHAT A FACT? ONTHeHBAPOFTHATRN/ y/sze GOING OUT OF 6TY6e. can’t hardly do that when the gold medal. ; VOUSE WJOI100 PRETTV'K) K ^THAKissr... HEV, WETCI O UT/ •THe0eA0EAjte«<5r you’ve got three guys on your In running, 100 meters, Is 2 NEW SIACKWAU. SNOW TIRU 2 NEW WHITEWAU SNOW HKIS purooNHjosocm. sroPFumai- 50B\LUCNGei!Ue> track team who are capable of about the same as 100 yaiVlt. o n i m m ^ C F 7 breaking the 20-metsr barrier in And 800 meters Is almost the S 2 NEW WHEnS 'elNEWWHEELt ' same as a half mile. And 1,500 THIS PIH'i the shot put, alone. 1 mean, what good is It if you meters Isn’t much of anything. don't know what It means? This year, for the first tlms, 8.00/6.50x13 32.90 6.00/6J()xl3 ' ' ’3Mb Therefore, for those who are the Americans are Interested in ..v.'cL: .-i'-. 4 TkhEtoee Bla<* .>• still paying attention to the the ,long races, like 10,000 me­ 750 14 ■ '• ' ‘ V - .* • • < !§ Olympic games over here — ters'. A meter is 3.8936 yards, or 7J 0xl4 39.90 x • . ► and we’re only getting started, something. Multiply everything ::S/X1BES . folka- — the following handy by 3.3988 and divide by 1,760, 8 00 14 4 .90 8.00x14 ' ^ guide has b e^ prepared. the number of yards in a mile. . x is i'#‘WHEKUi' It demonstrates the easy way Add 167, the number of stepe up OTHER SIZES AT SAME LOW TRICES OTItBR SIZES At SAME U)W PRIfiirf r-. . »'V’ to convert centlmetera Into feet, the stadium to the Olympic ■ -V .....p pounds into kilograms, centi­ flame, and subtract your age. grade temperatures Into fahren- The result should na tha date • ei^ WA, I*. TM I , lU. Nt e*. ' ^ ^ : AX. . . . .^ 'v *! ! -vV^r • •« . . - Z neit — and dollars Into Japa­ of your wedding anniversary, R nese yen. Isn’t? Well, skip It. I TEMPERATURE — In most MONEY — Give your dollars If t CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNEn IC K E Y FIN N BY LANK LEONARD countries, the temperature Is to the lovely hostess In a. Japa­ Isbten In centigrade yMegreea nese nightclub. She will solve INSTANT CREDIT-vNO MONEY BOWN NOW SHOVE G-AAEI DUH-H..IT WENT FLUME OHi OBRB - They fira,juat little hUfy fellows. your exchange problems. iMiviRPOwrrA v*$n«wracPLAy»Io"^ ^ PULL MON THE BEACH.' U5 OFF, CON.. TW O PA BOTTOM,POP VOl) IBiMR. For example, If your temper- Now, all together — when do Total FrStoctiton IWCC-ANDZMETHOb y-YQU M AflOLFTOUQtAMPIT I SUOPENLY FEEL LUCE BEFORE YBR EBSaOlirDONNl ^ BUOPIwlUSTIN we switch to the metric system? u ' ERAN'FAFFYE ahir* la 88.8 degrees, you have AT THf WMkTCRBUKy < PIP? *-ANDX)UWeRE«ITKniCn TIMETOPAVB With ExclusivB i COU>n*Y O K ABOUT «M E IV lOPOC* KBIV— DPI V K BOAT V , ' • PFTON VtAM AM|^ SNd TPDS Magnetic-Film Rihs Ache on Every Toss NO EXdi& ^'t A ; 4 '7' ' P i an ''': But Oerter Stayed with It xl'4 , K l.T W P r. ^ kills M r i TOKYO (AP) — "Every time I threw. It felt lUce somebody xI8 • ■ V’" 22.90 Pr:, • waa faachlng -in and trying to tear my ribs put with their bare-i hands," Al w rter said Thursday after making It three straight Patoh' 23.9Cfi4fh.-j Seal gold medals and threP straight .Games records In the Olympic Tr discus throw. <$>------P L tS ’'|l, i . T. • ?» -t- T V , ConatoictaifiilNlfit^Ghvgg.,^ ^ GAL. Ihtte'lplaWCEviBiM ewm.ie*.>wtK»»M.l "I hurt so badly earlier this second of thebe w u regarded ak WHlTEWAlXi SUOHTLT UCfttM weak I started to pull out, and unofficial- mlstanca to eviitHaria- then I said to myself, These At 27, Oerter is not even ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS are the Olympics,’ and decided thinking of retiring. NO LIM IT UHTIMi •UARANTU to gut it through.” ‘T Intend to go for a fourth T KJCINd HARVEY HI06IN S I WARN YOU, '5 IMPOSSIBLE, OAVY-BOY. / what in Y WULL, SHEWONI Harnessad around the waist modal—I don’t cart whalt color IPIONYTHINkmWW ZOONTOARE YES, LOOK ALIVK,V' LUB* CAPPY. GET B PLUMB OUTTA FUEL...— At r lAlWl^ , BLAZES ARE ) BURN NOTHIN'BUT , d ,, , . . . . • ’’i -. ’i * ^ I i ,xf < ■ '* '** ni. ■ **ie •' ■ i ^ •,| N6Cl«Wa( AW. ABeWWHY. WHOCOMBEIO SIR. I TOUR MILK M IX . ' and frosem with ice packs to It is—at Mtxlco (Sty In IBM,” ouDUttfTDU Ptcarr B IR 5/ MAKf'BR FAIT YOUR NUTTY OL' AUNT FAPDLEWHEEL4EEL l|H i H r " YOU TALKING ) MIMOSA WOOD stop internal bleeding of a torn he said. "1 don’t know about THEOOOIV-I ' Ff RSmCKlTTY‘BOU^r > ■. . . .''V ' ■ v.^ . . -‘5 ^ .vv-1 HTWOPUCEAOEWEAL HElFTOUR r THIS HIRE RROKBN' RELATIVES AND INSIDE HER BE* rib cartilage, the 6-foot-4, 260- 1972. When "I won my first at '■ IV • ’ V ;• . ■. I I' ■•’ ^ ’V ■ . V , / . •• , , , . ' aerrFRBLOOM! INSIST HE M JPOWN OL' DOCK/'vl that EILLV ------ftR B . INTEOOUCED «w, ^ WRECK OUT noufid giant from West Baby­ Melbourne, I said I , wantad ■ »■., .4 ' .-v'lii', •«.'»*• -’V U /v■ - ■ ' • ■ J lon, N.Y., "gutted” out a throw five.” . ■' ., ’ ad SDO fleet, inches. • M ®l 3 7 0 KRth a tremendous heave on - 1. ' E /BROA STEili: hid Bsxt-to-lfiat toes, ha beat DilfErent TnnG ant the world record-holdar, 'Irt s i lAidvik Danak of Qsechoalo- NOTfUD DAME, Uid. (NBA) ▼aitia and taanunata Dave WeUl —Johnny 0 ** , the, new haeket- of Walnut C3reek, Calif., who had to sattla for the sliver and ball coqch at Notra Dama, has hremza medals, respectively. a a tr i^ of IB straight vle- TIRE Only one other disoua throw­ toriee.' th * tf-iv s- • ■..'1.- ..9-A55...... V.: I%'-’0 'I IA er in h l8 t^ ~ M . J- 'Bherldan, hie eoUege teiau kwE.iwas 1* tBOd-OB-Oir ever won three 1B68. And wlio kaat Atohaaia Otyngte goldA toe thsR alglitr Kotr* SWBR at TM

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MANCHESTV’-R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 P4GB TWEIiTT-Nllll ' ' liiU ia x i MAMCHESTEft EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964 Seventh Time in Last 10 Years World Series Has Gone Limit UConn Underdog Fourth Straight Cards Never Lost in Seven Homecoming Oaks Return Home, Play 1 decided on Olbson beoause^g^ ^ ^' Whltsy (southpaw Whltey Day-Contest S T TjOTITS ^APV— For^ Pleylnf with their backs to^his broad face spread even wld-w '1 decided on vimeon is stul hurUM. Hs lim­ the. seventh time in tLthe l..riMt waU, « in enemy gro^ds, er In a large grin...... i feel he’s our best bet." bered up during Wednesday’s ELKB—Harvey Duplin 146- Springfield the American League cham- "The boys seem to hit better the 61-yeartold skipper. "He game and Udd ms hs couldn’t With Maine 868, Ctaris Dagla&tU 168-386, A r jfs 10 yesrs, the World Series pto here than in Yankee Stadium. was my best pitcher all yew make it That heel injury he Jim Aceto 147, A1 Atkins 166. went down to the seventh Weednesday with an 8-S victory The wav they hit today, they and he pitched our best game to .vated in the cponlng game DUSTY-AUTO—Fred Adam- A “new look” flpciBgfleld and final game today with behind young Jim Bouton fea­ wish weM play here all year." the Series. Tv* Just g^ to go h im ." The University of Con­ ■on 362. Acorn eleven sdU appoa» tha turing some old Ume Yankee Failure to wind up the Series right down the line with my StotUemyre, who outpttched necticut Huskies are rated CHURCH—Hank Wlttke 216- Hartford Charter Oaks In an At­ the St. Louis Cardinals and bom bing. in six games didn’t ai^ar to lantic Coast FootbaU Leagua New York Yahkees all knot­ disturb Johnny Keane, the Car­ best.” Olbson in the second game and underdogs for the fourth 202-674, John Ndaon 203-680, The victim was Curt Sim­ turned In seven fine innings Elliott Newcomb 300-667,. Bill Northern Division at DUton Sta­ dinal manager. Keane said he would pay close straight week as they face dium Saturday night, OaitM tiraa ted up at three victories mons, 36-year-oId left-hander attenUon to how Olbson warmed against the Cardinal right-han­ Gilroy 316, Rues Hughes 314, who vainly sought his first Se­ "I said at the start the Series ilaine’s Black Bears in a is 8:16 and the oonteat Will be apiece. could go down to the wire," he up before the game. der Monday, had never before Reg Kirtland 308, F ^ Towle ries triumph. Sunmons did veil pitched to the majors with only lomecoming Day football Bob Stevens 308, Don WU- the first of three at boiha for The odds favor^ Qie Yankees said. "We’re use to this kind of "I don’t think the short rest the Oaks. through five Innings but ran wlU affect him," he said. “But two days rest. attraction at Memorial Stadium Uams 300. 10-lS although the Oardinals afoul of the home run bats of scrambling. We’ve had to scrap Approximately 4,606 general never had loet a seven-game if I see he doesn’t look sharp to "That shouldn’t bother htan," at Storra Saturday afternoon at FRIENDSHIP — Bill John­ Roger Marla and Mickey Man- all y ea r so wdiy not now? 1:80. admission Uckats a n avaUabla. series in four previous appear­ "I sUll think we can win it. his warm-up I’ll switch to Sa- said Yogi. "He’s young and' son 316, Jane Swanson 187, They are on sale dally at tha Ue, who connected back-to-back ddckl.' The fighting Connecticut elev­ ances. Hie Tanks, 20-S in all in the sixth to break a 1-1 Ue. We’re better off than we were at strong and with his good con­ Bee Armstrong 185, Dave Oaks’ downtown office a t 64 Series play had won five of nine Oil_lbson tolled 10 Innings to 1^ trol, he doesn’t throw too many en, unable to taste the rewards Fraeer 202-346—619, Rae Han- the start We have to win only of victory in three previous en­ Pearl St. and on Friday and in seven games. Joe Pepitone’s grand slam one and in our own park. That 5*2 winning effort Monday strik* p itch es." Uon 186-209-173—588, Carole climaxing a five-run inning in gagements, hopes to knock Saturday between 10 a.m. and 8 And for the third Ume in this should give us the edge." tag out 18 batters. At that time, StotUemyre agreed. Page 487, Dot Mitten 181—483, p.m. at the DUlon box office. the eighth put the game on ice he was iritchlng with his normal Maine out of its third-place rung Series, the Cardinals' Bob Oib- Keane said he had been tmde- "I did a little throwing in the Yankee Conference stand­ Ruth SCused 480, Jackie Has- Springfield, riding the enst son and the Yankees’ Mel Stot- and made BoUton the first two- cided until the last minute three-day rest after having been ford, 488. game winner of the Series. Wednesday and my arm felt ings. A win by the Huskies, now of a three-game wtantag stnak Uemyre prepared to match whether to go with Olbson, beaten 8-8 in the second game. SNOW WHITE — Oert Simp­ under new head Coach Tommy Berra had no doubts about his good," said the 92-year-oId in fifth idace, would do Just that pitches, each seeking his second "I’m glad we’re playing the right-hander Roger Craig or right-hander. "I see no reason to the Bears who trail Massachu­ son 133. O’ConneU, hae won five and lost triumph, with only two days last game in this park," said southpaw Ray Sadeckl in the seventh game starter. three and has scored 281 points "It’ll be Stottlemyre,” he why I shouldn’t feel good. setts and Vermont who have ST. JAMES LADIES—Sophie rest. Yankee Manager Yogi Berea, final game. identical 2-0 ledgers. Oourinski 144-343, Helen Wil­ as com j^ed to 181 for Its oppo- Coach Rick Forzano, making son 151-126—373. sitton. Hartford, in nine games, his coaching debut before the W OM EN — M arian Cope­ has the same record with a tia home folks, hopes his forces will land 140, Alva Doucette 125, added and tallied only 177 potato Tests Underway Jim Bouton be aUe to thwart the sparkling Ann Twerdy 130-361, Maureen whUe Its rivals have netted ISL salng game of crowd-pleazlng Tomklel 184, Sylvia Stecholz The Acorns and Oaks are dead­ On Wilt the Stilt Dick DeVamey (6-8 and 166) 131. Fran Crandall 130-362, LOCAL FLAVOR WITH UCONNS—No longer does Manchester produce foot­ locked in third place, two and Tired, Happy of Maine who has already set Ruth Ostrander 344. ball players for the University of Connecticut but three members of this year’s one-half games off the paea of division leader Boston. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — several school passing records. PAOANI CLASSIC — Hank cheerleader team comes from this towa Preparing for Saturday’s Homecoming Appreciation Award to Herald DeVarney, as a sophomore in Big factors in the rejuvenated Doctors at Temple University Lukowski 237-231—866, Frank With th ’83, had most passes completed Day game with Maine are: Barbara Hastings; Mary Jane Boggini of Manchestev; Acorn attack are the passing ef Hospital begin tests today in 2 0 Recipients of awards at last night’s Little League Bullins 253-211-243—707, Lou for a season (66) and the best Marge McCann, Lyn Adams, Barbara Holmes, Pat Alberts, Barbara Groes, Au­ recant quarterback aoqulsltloa an attempt to diagnose ab^m i- baseball program’s Appreciation Night were Tom Pavan 211—669, Enso Pavan ST. L o m s (AP)—The Rev. completion average (.546) for drey Ferrara, Adrienne Holderith; Sharon Koblinsky and Michele Drapeau, both Dan HenniiM and the aj^oeiva nal pains which have kept Wilt Ferguson, co-publisher of The Herald, and Tom Con­ 224, Bob Cone 222-208—614, running of funbemk Mel Ifeeks. York Yankees evened the the aesaon. Last year, he set Ike Rhodes 324—676, Ed Soj- o^Manchester; Sharron Kelly and Maureen Leone.______Chamberlain. San Ftancisco the most passes completed in a Henning cm npleted 66 p ar eSnf Warriors basketball star, out World Series Wednesday and ran, Little Lragrue president. Suitable plaques were ka 226, Don Anderson 233—632, winning pitcher Jim Bouton single game (16 vs. Massachu­ of his toosas and hit far two o f acUon. presented to each highlighting the program for Art Shorts 201, Bert Sweet sat in the clubhouse afterward, setts) and just two weeks ago taxpayers’ money in training agency’s Education Bureau touchdowns In Sprtngflald’a 37-7 The 7-foot-l shooting star coaches, umpires and league officials at the Army & 210—571, Frank Terragna 200, upoat victory over Providence a mighty happy — but mighty passed fo r 222 yards agatast V er­ )3ob LeBreaux 210, Bob Rich­ Japan Wrestler Kawano for the past four said "This vtolatya the spirit of checked into the hospital last Navy Cliib. Conran’s award was for his “outstimd- the Olympics.” on Columbus Day while Masks U P f o r GRABS—Roger Maris, left, playing centerfield, crosses directly in ■tired — you ng man. mont for another itagle-game ardson 551, Ray Bjorkman 303. submitted to the head shaving night, but was not available for m ark. and left the Olympic VUlage. Tlisn the story made tha I had two 900-yard efforts in tha front of right fielder Mickey Mantle to haul in fly ball off bat of Curt Flood "Will you be ready to pitch ing leadership’’ the past two years as president. FLORAL — Esther Derench D raws Attention com m ent. again Thursday?” asked one Ferguson was honored for the interest and assist­ Ooimectlout’a pcsstag defense But his teammates protested newspapers and the protests I Aeom wins over Westchsstsr of the Cardinals in third inning. (AP Photofax.) 463, Marion CoeuBo 451, Gloria and an ottieial of the defense began rolling in. and Mohawk VoUey He was immediately exam­ of the many reporters throw­ ance The Herald has given the program over the is one of the bright spots of Hansen 465. ined by Dr. Stanley Lorber, his ing questions at the crew-cut' what has bean a dismal season TOKYO (AP)—The shaved years. jHerald Photo by Pinto.) CROSSTOWN — Nds John perstmal idiysician here and a righthander. to date. The Huskies have head of wrestler flhunlchl Ka­ specialist to digestive tract ail­ Boutm politely sidestepped limited three oiqponente to an ■on 226—684, Bill Renkert 303, the question. average of 56.7 passing yards Tom Salm on 201, Ernie EV' wano is begtantag to embar­ ments. A hoi^tal spokesman rass Japanese Olympic o ffl- Atlanta Atvaiting Braves said there would be no state­ "I don’t think I’ve ever pitch­ per game. This figure Includes erett 200, John Touchette 224— ed nine innings and then re­ THE a shutout in aerial warfare 681, Will Kunhly 200, Ed Weiss ment until the tests are ended. 206, Hal Coro 204—665, Jim Four years ago things like Chamberlain flew in from lieved the next day,” he said. against imdefeated Yale. IfoWor fran Atlanta olBcials. , ,of the Atlanta Stadium Author­ Taylor 662. that didn’t matter. Six Japa- ATLANTA (AP) — It’i San Francisco, where he had "Anyway, Yogi (Manager Meanwhile, Connecticut has Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. has said ity, refuses to disclose the neae wrestlers who lost at the gwerally conceded that nu- undergone three weeks of ex- Berra) has plenty of good Herald Angle stopped up its aerial attack MORNINOBELLBS — Made­ all along that be had a definite term s o f Um contract. Allen said Rome Olympics shaved their aminationa at St. Mary’s Hos­ pitchers ready to go.’’ while preparing for this week’s line Morlay 138, Carole Gar­ ^ league baseball is inevit­ eonmitment from a major Uie contract was a standard one heads and vowed not to let pital,, leaving West Cout phy- But no one could doubt, af­ game. Junior cdlege graduate rison 95, no marie. Iris Va- able in Atlanta—and a 10- league baseball team and now fair to aU. their hair grow untU they won , < - siciaiu baffled as to an ex­ ter Wednesday’s triumita. Barra Dave Whaley, who came to canU 348. d i^ dMulline has been set on he wUl admit to talking often The $1S million stadium Itself would rather have Bouton well Storrs from Chowan JC, has NIXHD NUTS-R o m R islty a t T ok yo. vrtUi BarfiK^omay, There etill is planation of his stmnaeh trou­ EARL YOST But things have changed. whether the Milwaukee is scheduled to be comirieted in ble. rested to send against the 8t. Bporta Bdttar been promoted to a starting as- 133-349, Connie Braimlok 136- Bra ys an the “inevitaUa’* no definite word from Allen, time for the opening of the 1966 Louis Cardinals in the sev­ dgnment at c^rterback 889, new high triple. . When Kawano was ordered ROCKET ACTION CARS.... wnuani Barttudomay, ehair- however, that the Braves are season. OonstrucUon is ahead of enth and deciding contest to­ CMch Forzano. He looked sharp, to have' his head . ehaved and Qm team in Atlanta’s 19S6 base­ ’The New York Yankees beat VnXAOE CIHABMEBR — waa boidahed from tha Olympic m aa ot Uie board for llie bravee, schedule. Its designers figure day. Short S u ^ from the World Serie^ passing to halfbacks Beau BU- Ann Anderson 138-341, Pauline ball future. Kansas C ity 12 tim es in 18 VUlaige for falling to show sst the lO ^y limit Wednesday that it wUl seat 62,000 for base­ The handsome 86-year-old Itanlea, Dave LaLlma and Magnuson 139-360. With A Price For Every Foekef! niter receiving a fina eontraot Arthur Montgonnety, efaairman ball and 67,000 for footbaU. meetings ttas year. fireballer had just beaten the Oddity in the World Series: Neither manaKcr, Yog, Brum Kidd during midweek enough aggreasivenass in Cardinals 8-3 for his second Berra of New York, nor Johnny Keane of St. Louis, has workouts. KAOBY8—Stan HlUndd Jr. match with an Iranian, a pub- victory in the series — a vic­ The only other change in the 216, Hank Wlttke 202, John Uc outcry arose that has turned signed a contract to manage next year. "Thia must be Martin 234-685, Mario Fratta- *54 OLDSMOMLE *53 OUDSMOMLE tory that kept the Yankees Connecticut starting lineup is the the affair Into a ragtag contro­ “88” Holiday Sedan. Radio, heater. Hydra- the first time in history two series managers were not roU 212. Siqwr “88” Statton Wagon. Radio, hoate, alive. promotion of John Beime, a Mil­ versy in the boat nation. matte, power eteerlng, power brakes. Hydramatto, power sta«lng> power brakSR 18 Plus Tw o signed,” Berra told me. “Maybe,” he added, “ the owners ford senior, to right guard posi­ HiNRE ENiMNHBBS—Eve­ Kawano lost his match while Two-tone. One owner. “ I got 20 the hard w a y,” want to wait until after the series. . . . Record number tion. lyn Johnson 180, Dot LoPorta Japan’s Crown Prince and tintad glaas and many aottras. ne-season break on laughed Boutexi, an 18-game win­ at nqueats, more than 800 from^ 188, Jeanne Greene 179, Wanda Prm eass looked oa, then ii The rest of the Connecticut 9329S ner during the regu lar aeas Bouton singled home the first 'restltag. Asaoclatlmi, F-3S -f-DpOf ' this was the greatest number in Uef ace, will pitch winter ball In Hnsky BMflttldd 136-362, BUI Rlodo 188-860, TwO-COMe JjOfW, KtW- Low I Yankee run to tie the score 1-1 the history at baseball. About an effort to Aake off his arm The Husky hackfield lists pubBe apotogiaa to the Ja^- Dick Buckley 148, Bundi Tarca peopRi fof *Snurttng" the| and then held off the Cardinals 600 requests were granted. One troubles ... Boy who caught Gary Blackney and Beau Bil 144, Andy teunoureaux 138-856, until the New Yorkers found the the occupaflts in the row be­ Ken Boyar’s homer which won Ungdea at the halfbacks and y* '} ■ range on Busch Stadium’s near­ P aul DonneUy 860, BUI Adam y hind this writer in New Yortc last Sunday’s gams was ottered Don Brown at fullback. Brian 147-875, Carl Bolin 143-868, -h f by fences. Consecutive solo hom­ was a woman from a Haxelton, $100 b y a S t Louis m an. The lad Smith, who bad a terrific day at ers by R oger M aris and WUckey Adam ’lYcz 146-366, John Rled' Pa., newapaper. Not only did she lot his ticket to the game from Yale with 64 yards in 16 cam es er 356, CharUe Whalen 148-186- Mantle made it S-1 in the sixth have a working press pass, but EVBtYBObYIS ^ : ^Tank Sargent Lowell, Mass., and has bean cleared for action 406, Joe Twaronlta 138-366, tit:’' ’bzs'raniwKri'i'^ inning and Joe Pepitone’s grand also a field and clubhouse pass! •61 qiortswrtter. H m Bay State after being ddeltaed with an In- niTig Farr 870, Jim Bdl 163- i-.Yir');:, V. ■■ ‘ slam in the eighth iced it. s e e ; ury, may get a chance to EanmavUle 4-D6W 'lDkdt9..]U^ youth refused the otter . . . Bach 376, Charlee Varrlek 860, Tony TAUaNG ABOUT Bouton allowed nine hits in 8 umpire received $4,000, plus ex­ relieve Brown at fuUback. I ar, Hydramatto, pow«r k to e r^ , ptaMk Oorvair 4-1 CAPPING PERFORMANCE— Yankee pitcher Jim Bouton loses his cap on one 1-3 innings, but always had Donhle Exposure TUitrinfiiii 148-376, Art Johnson penses, for woiktag the seriaa. Maine’s Oo - Captain Ernie brmkaa. A real gem-^^iX Mti-.Via tadt- enough to get out of a Jam. There are two Smiths in tbs Smith, a pro prospect at 6-4 and 136-364, BUI Bvadhowsky 377, of many occasions against Cards yesterday. After following through, he stops All six men rotated poalttons for Fred McCuiry 368. Steve Hamilton to:< t,'t man, Clete of the Yanks and Munde per man heavier on the Norma Hale 476, Mary Boeddy Bombers Use with two straight hits,” he said. Red SoK sending Dick Stuart to ine than Ominectlcut. j _ Ken of the Cards and two 462. '43 CHEVROLET ,, ;42 VALIANT "I had trouble .concentrating. 1 Shults’, pitcher Barney of St. tbe Philadelphia Phillies tor Halfbacks Brent Keens and had to kick myself to get going. WgBst “icDt' Kai Louis and Ooach Johnny, also Idtcher Art Mahattey and a plsy- Frank Harney provide the run­ Impala OonvartiUe. Fully equ^ipad liielud- it “I didn’t begin to feel sharp to be named. 7 ^ deal, ‘tls ning balance which makes De Ing factory ah>eonAn Individual who for the T u f s y n it,” added Cardinal Manager day. Toronto is at Detroit to­ Joe Oaragiola. Stan Musial Blanchard, Ed McCarthy,* hOke triots fans wUl see a familiar last eight years has served '42 CADILLAC tTBCtof-typedeatfl! Designed to _ i Why Sehultz Pitched Johnny Keane. mass a five-run Yankee teams get into action Saturday and who at the same time has R u b b e r ST. LOUIS (AP)— The second guessers were wonder­ with New York at Montreal, haidt is one of the series um man. Lyle had a friend who nl8d>t in tbe person o f BUI Bud' ''Loeal owner- msmtstnmsmsmammmmmm "» • um it" cuarantss eighth inning. He scored, along plrSs this year, Pollett and knew a friend who had a fidd ness, the spectacular rookie aasumed the reeponsibllltlae of ing Thursday why Johnny Keane came in with Barney with two teammates, when Pep­ Detroit at Chicago and Boston Schoendienst are Card coaches, assistant supertatandant of ■Mnd-aciv GoodyMfB,.Mt at Toronto. pass and a workliv press sec linebacker. swHPiraiAM... 9 ^ 5 Schultz in the eighth inning of the sixth game when he itone hammered reliever Gor­ isiiMiai a vice-president with the Budness played bis four years recraatlon should not have to NtlMlkl Th08«dMp-Mt, Rookie John Brenneman, up tion tickat for the fiunday gama had Rogei* Craig in the bullpen, don Rlchardson’e curve ball for and Garaglola a sarlea in New York. As a result, he of coU ^ footbaU at the re- prove hla worthlneas tn this SWEEP rrMcor daaU arc built to puDyou a grand elam. That broke up the from St. Louis, started the ndlo-teevaa announcer, modelad bidl parte acroas town, Schultz, who had been4> gam e. Hawke’ scoring late in the first s e e tore the Cards and Yanks took Eddie N. Wojoik. roughed up for seven hits, four the Odd, Eastman was out ha- Booton University’s Nickerson — AS IS SPECIALS w tlifott^ tnowHke a Inatorl "Richardson’s {dteh to Pepi­ period. He rammed a rebound of Ed. Note: Wally Fortin, act­ GO G O O D YEAR runs and a 12.00 earned run would be all right for the finale. hind the backstop, ge< ' Field, earning the designation average in three previous ap­ Although Keane said he would tone was a curve ball right Chico Moki’s shot behind the UnknowDfl Star as BIT’ S m ost valuable player in g recreation ch ief is the npan Jvat Averait Ever notice how many times closeup of the squad members *7)6 Liaur* auaaaMTai - Me amN an iiMnaw • N« Nana an maM • Ne HmU M le feeds • M tSSU ) pearances, was ineffective shift to Ray Sadeckl if Gibson down the middle,” said Keame. Bruins’ net tender, Ed Johnston. rMerred to. i "That’s what you have to expect an "unknown” comes throiuh as and mingUng with some of the in 1963. ' Credit fo rjh t anUrs Ma W MwtrasS a ALL NSW UOOOVIAa AUTO TIBU AM OUABANTCEO sesinat dafsets in workmanaMp and matariala and again, TTie Yanks got five runs was not sharp when he warmed Center Phil Elaposito scored NO MONEY DOWN il l ^ rapairsbia punetursa. ■ IF A aOOOVCAU TiaC FAILS UNDCU ITUt OUAUANTU any s( mors than tO.OOO Ooodyaar on tliat kind of pitch. That hom­ the Ug batting star in a world biggest men in the baseball' ■ In MmrsiKd’j I and Canada artll mabs allswanca on a nsw lira baiad an orislnal Irasd daplh ramainins and eurranf^oodysar Fries.* before the inning was over. up, he undoubtedly had Craig in' early In the second fram e. H e sports writing craft. And no one The Yanks, leading 3-1, added mind for a good workout. The er of Pepitone’s pretty-well iced carried the puck three-quarters Seriea and how many times the o 1960 Chiyaler • 1966 Olds D-98 up the game.” season-hxig big sluggers, or hit­ could fault the location of his another score on Phil Linz’s ex-New York Met pitched in the length of the Ice and beat 4-Door Sedan. Hdiday Sedan. i Bouton agreed. seat in the working press sac- •7 9 5 <100 single, a sacrifice, an intention­ sensational fashion Sunday in a Johnston with a 15-foot back­ ters, fsll in post-season pUy? "Even after Maris and Mantle ... Devs Grots, National Uon. Eastman’s only regret, hs SATURDAY al walk to Mickey Mantle and relief role, striking out eight hand shot. • 1069 Mercury • 1967 Olds “88” had hom ered to give us a 3-1 Lsi^iue putflidst, asked me, "Do reported, was that he dlihi’t Elston Howard's single. After men and allowing only two hits lead," he said, "I eUll didn’t Johnny McKenzie rifled in a you think baseball Is dying and have hla ohUdren on band to 2-Door Sedtm. <295 Holiday Sedan. <295 NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE Schultz walked Tom Tresh, to a 4 2-S innings. rebound of a shot by rookie NI6HT ' '^1 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE think I had enough runs. But 1m8i« Intarast? Not on your Ufa. meet the playars. You ean’t have loading the bases, Keane Curt Simmons and Jim Bou­ when Pepitone hit the grand Doug Robinson in the third pe­ After the eombtaed leagues everything! CHARTER OAKS o 1969 Ford 2-Door • 1968 Gbevy Bifleayne 711 MAIN f U K T ~ 449-9521 295 RROAD STREET ~ 443-5179 brought to Gordon Richardson ton, meeting in a repeat of their slam, that was enough." riod. Station Wagon. •1 4 5 4-Door Sedan. <295 who threw up a home run ball to third-game duel, were tied at 1' "I hadn’t been hitting well,” Hall collected the 59th shut­ Joe P epitone, the lOth grand 1 until Roger Maris and Mickey said Pepitone, who had only out of his career In starting his 1955 Olds “88” o 1969 Olds “88” . ■lam in Series history. Mantle tore into Simmons with SPRINGFIELD o three hits in the Series. "But I 11th NHL campaign. Holiday Sedan. Holiday Sedan. HOUYWOOD SERVICE CEN11R COOK'S SERVICE STATION Instead of trailing 8-1, the back-to-back home runs in the Just kept .swinging. I’m bearing a c o r n s * ’ LAWN aWKKFBII •1 2 5 <100 Cards were out of it 8-1. Under sixth inning of the sixth game. S4t E. CENTER ST.—649-8187 666 HUDDLE TPKE. EAST—649-6S21 down all the time and when the Eajei DalieiMtt m scoring rules, four of the five Keane then removed SimmMie tans get on me, I bear down a B O O CASE ^DIE Sladiiiiii runs war* ehatged to Schultz, for the right-handed Ron Taylor little more. Make a serviceable rod car­ I W f l w I V r MCK'S ATLANTIC RUHRER'S SHELL SERVICE the knuckleball ace vdio helped who got the side out. But the rier out of unwanted cardboard PIZZA aii BEER st MAIM si^-eisesn 6U OBNTBB 8T^-S6S lS1|S "N othing oompurea to th is," R o n T t a w 1 Oia Oiurda w in the pennant but Card manager, trailing by two he said of his four-nm bloat. “1 rug tubes with tin c o m (ptohad PoEy 9 f Clothg MANCHESTER BOW baa an 18.00 BRA. runs, had to go to bis bench to just wanted to make sure I to fit) to clooe Dm tmOm. Soak 8 :1 5 p .m . M W lirf SERVICE CWTIR Rum irs PLYINO A SERVICI Of aourae, Keans undoubtedly hit for Tayirar in the sixth. touched every base."- oarboaid |n ebeop paint and it M SSS M A IN ST,—666.46M 118 OBNTEB 8T./—$«»-8t7S ' ' ' ~r — MOTOR SALES was tt^taktog about the probabil­ The Cards had Jumped to ah "I’ve been havfpg a bad sa- 'wUl last a lon g tim e. Tickets Available — Dillon St^nm Box OKee ity ef a eaventh gama when he early lead with the help of ato- ries," Maris chlpp^ in. "But DON WmiS •ARA^E OZZirS SHELL STATION Wed. A Thura. Evenings 7 t o 9 P-M- Selling and Servicing Oldsmoblles For Over SO T c k n ' made his move. Bob Gibson, gles by Curt Flood and Lou you can’t give up. You have to FrL A Sat 10 A.M. to 8 PJ*. ____ l 1$ MAIN ST.—«68-46Sl 875 MAIN ST,—$48-1872 due to start Thursday, worked Brock in the first. Flood scored keep battltag." For “Take-Out” • ARSEE’S 10 tough Inntoga Monday. 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\.' IIANCHESTBR'IBVENING h e r a l d , MANCHESilCR, c o n n ., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964 PAGE THIRTY-ONl^ - f M m lltBRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHBSTBR, OONN^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1964 Articlaa For Sal# 46 Honaehold GaaSs 81 House# For Sal# 72 Suburban For Sal# 75 Sttbarban For o imbs THERE OUGHTA BH A LAW By PAQALY” and SHORTEN Apartment#—Flats— Bosineflg Locatiora House# For Sol# 72 H ousm For Sal# 72 Iloa8#s For S^# 72 B M Scrriees SATURDAY - 10 aJB. - Com- ONcrwI 13 a s s o r t m e n t of TdnsRMnts 68 For Rent 64 SOLID VALUE—BuUt before PICTURESQim Setting — 7 MANCHES’TER — Six room COVENTRY — Reasonably VERNON — Nondevelopment I InY^iTR, tiblitti roclur, modsa, aehool dtska and MuOrs, TWO FAMILT—On Oakland Cape, aluminum elding, cen­ priced small home, (food heat­ 5 room ranch, fireplace, ga-: chests, Idnoola, KtnaaS# and n e w 5 ROOM duplex, master OFFICE and commerclil space S t, a large 6 A 6 flat. Big inflation, this 4 bedroom house room brick ranch, family fUBWBAVINO at BURNS, moth is big, good looking, comfort­ room, 1 ^ baths, double ga­ trally located. FHA appraisal, ing system. Nicely located rage, high scenic location, Sooj holes. Zhppen repeired. Win- othar rookara, ehatn, tndsr- ’TV sntehna, stove, dispossl, tor rent, heat and sprinMers. y a ^ (150x160) trees, house Near beach. 742-7(M. foot wooded lot priced to selli CLASSIFIED IttUffOtlOtO ttsms. 10 Dwliftoiit Str—t. wood typswTttar, m a­ arage, convenient tfunming, has aluminum aiding, garage. able. A real family house rage, wooded lot, Manchester. $13,800, $450. down. Pasek urntm g CaU 648-7332. dot* Shues made to measure, us. Adults. 643-9140. SsnstMW priced at $18,900. T. with a nice private rear yard Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Realty. 280-7475, 742-8243, at $16,500. Owner-agent 643>* all slaea Venetlaa bllada Keys CMfCRUtUP? chine, imturM and SNunes, 649-5132. 643-7208. WEST WILUNOTON—Duplex 4803. made while you wait. Tape rs> yt and botasa, paMay^Eiawl, ONE OR TWO air-coaditlooed J. Cnxmtt, Realtor, 848«1077. and S-car gura^e. Added fea^ 5-5, 1 1/16 acres, bullt-lns, e-A-brae. Tbyton, Ml Mew FIVE ROOM martmsnt in Vsr- offices, 175 feat each, stano tures include a handsome fire­ oorders tor rent Marlow's, WT , ,, I 1,,^^ LOAM a non, availabis October L IMPRESSIVE 6 room bunga­ THREE BEDROOM Ranch baseboard oil heat, aluminum COVENTRY—Beautiful 7 K»m| advertising Street and answering service. #48- place and a newly remodeled low, 8 large bedrooms, high with breeseway and garage, storms. Walter A. Kelly, Real home, 30’ pine paneled Uringf AdulU only. TeL 649-1457. 4685, 649-6763. kitchen. Upper East Side near room, fleldstone flrmlace,; WRUOOK MnTBRftOOM Top grad# loam ter sal# MANCHESTER asstunable mortgage. Only mahogany paneled kitchen Estate Broker, tel. 643-8120. CLAaHflBD AiWBRTlSlNQ DEPT. HOURS BLBOTRIC fry pan, Autumn Street. A solid value $14,900. Wesley I t Smith “ and aluminum awnings, sit­ beamed ceiling, larg* aoubie- Buildlns—Contractinf 14 at low, low prices. |1 a floor lamp, round mi vSuiem MAIN S’TREET store, excellent at |18,5Q0. Warren E. How­ (3H1CKEN COOP (30x100) pro- lot. This home must be sold.' 1 AJL to 6 PJi. r i tt buyer loads and location, 18x76, heated. Ap­ Agency, 643-1567. uated In a very desirable lo­ QUALITT CAKPBN1RT— table 22" wide, ehroma New 8 room executive Co­ land, MLS Realtor, 643-1108. cation, 818,900. J. D. Realty, vAes excellent retirement in­ $13,700. (tall owner, 742-8283.' ula $1.60 a ywd If wa en table, d (diairs. 94S-SS1A ply to The Connecticut Bank come plus a nice 5 room cape Rocms, dormers, porohes, S A Trust Co.. 349-lSll, Mr. lonial, built by U A R, that ’TWO FAMILY—One year old, 643-5129. tO FT CLOSING UMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. basements refinlahed, cab­ load and buyer hauls. $1.60 You Can Afford offers 3% baths, spacious with 2 car garage. On Rte. SO. ^WINDSOR—6 room BpMt, j a yard, plus $6 lu h w to Bentley, or 649-8978. 4 and 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 44A, Just over Bolton line. aluminum siding and stornts,( WmWAH U M AM —■■TPKIMlt A AJL inets, buRt-ins, tormloa, tUa •* living room with central family room one apartment, WE’RE IN A TIZZY 116,900 BUT owner is anxious, No Job too sBoaU. William truck* it W6 loftd ABd luuiL atm heater, 1200 gwoa tank; fireplace, kitchen with 6 spacious rooms, remodeled Owner anxious. T. J. Crockett fireplace, garage, large lot- RoMilns earpentix servlee. We haul on Saturdim only. oak dinetts set OaS BMm- Luxury Living! Early American cabinets, modern kitchen, excellent con­ and redecorated, recent fur­ Realtor, 643-1577. Hanley Agency, 648-0080. { mam maam Call 643-2438, ask for Ber- Ings 640-9475. Houses For R#nt 65 dition. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- over this stunning 8 bed­ ...... ■■ — PLEASE READ TOUR AD and complete built-ins, room ranch home on Agnes nace, formal dining room, ex- COVENTRY — (tate 4 room nle, on Saturday call either Blegsnt n«w 4 room ^tartmeiOs s p lit Level ta large formal dining room, 8464. Mllent location. Vacant Bel;- ASOnXONS — Retaining walls, 643-2488 or 643-0161, ask In lovely subuitian neighbor­ Drive in Manchester. It has ranch, double wooded lot, ga­ Legal Notic# Antiqnw 66 Manchester, modem kltchtn also a famUy room or den, 88.600 - WELL KEPT 6H room a spacious living room, Bore Agency, 648-5121. rage. large living room with osmant floors, garana, bath­ for Andy or Bsmle. hood within walking distance at with tallt-ina, 1% beths, fam­ 3-car garage, and many MAX n high school, bus, abop^iw and ranch, 8 bedrooms. attraoUvs family sized kitchen, 8 fireplace, only $^B,500. Hayes uHRArtON oxnra . - OMS I rooms tiled, remodeung* Roof­ RESTORED «iitiaae ptae bft- ily room, garage, etc. |300 per more features that make dining area, sutarban. Owner fine bedrooma with abun­ Agency, 643-4803. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held; ing. OaU munites from Parkway. Equip­ month. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- this truly a fins home. Lo­ at Manchester, within and (or tfe; jwMj tap oominode, price $46; "Un­ ped with OB rsfrlgsrater, anxious. Oariton W. Hutchins. dant closet space and a Fine Homes District of Manchester, on the 7ih. WOODEN high chair, $6; oar finished Portrait of Waaklng- 8464. cated in the Porter Street Realtor. #4941181. day of October. 1964. , i CARPENTRY—32 years' ex­ bed, $4; bathlnette, $8. Call Inillt-in OB oven, r a n g i tiled bath. Full basement Vernon : wM M t k* I perience. Ceilings and floor ton" framed Uthomph, area. For appointment to Fenced In lot Call Bar­ Present. Hon. John J, Wailed,': 649-2013. 23’’x28’’, price $90. XU 049- garbage dispoaer. R ^ Includei EAST HARTFORD — Colonial see call Robert D. Mur­ $18,900 - ATTRaCITVE 8 bed­ In And Around Judse. Uled, porches, rec rooms, n - beat and hot water, free park type, 6 rooms, near school and room ranch, fireplace, alumin­ bara Babin. WHY PAY MORE??? Estate of Teeniar Orman, late, ragea additions, attics fin­ 7400. dock. of Manchester in said District, d»-: Ing, outdoor picnic and recrea- Ims line, centrally located. Call um stoims, encioaed carport, This 5-room Ranch on a ceased. : ished, remodeling, concrete STAUFFER Relaxlclxor couch, tk » area. 648-7567 after 4, or anytime basement, lim e lot, nice view. Manchester On moUon o t Peter A Buttaro, work. No Job too small. Im- R ibbing the oi/er - $100. 649-6091. weekends. U A R REALTY CO., INC. Carlton W. wtchlns. realtor, shady lot is priced for as West Momlngside S t. Hartford.,. DIAL M3-2711 medlata estimates. 643-2629. Wearinc Apparel—Fan 57 JARVIS REALTY CO. quick sale. $500 Is all you Conn., administrator. ^ CHBERfUL SAWBONES SAVAGE 30-30 lever action Only $125! 649-6183. ^ Realtors * $20,000—7 room Salt Box, need to move Into your own ORDERED that tlx months WHOmnS ONlV IN HOOP t o large fun gown; BOLTON—Four room Ranch 643-2692 648-9551 fine reproduction, beamed from the 7th day oC October, 1964,. Roofmg—Sidnif 16 rifle, $55. Westemfleld 12 also, small pearl crown and with cellar, large wooded lot, SEVEN ROOM older home. 4 cozy home. $14,200 is the be and the same are limited and, first-person PUJRM.S gauge pump ahotgim with $135. monthly. Can 649-8711 bedrooms, 8 baths, lot 73x161. 648-1121 649-1200 ceilings, 3 bedrooms, country price you’ve. been waiting allowed for the creditors -within* veiL $10 each. 649-7069., setting. Owner transferred. for. Mr. Bogdan 649-5306, which to brins In their claims, DK>N OONSTRUenON-Roof- polj^oke, $46. 649-9530. Samuel M. MANCHB8TBR-BH room over- Marian B. Robertson, Realtor azsinst said estate, and said ad­ TisaUa RsaiUni Oar MvarUiart ing, skUng, alterattons, ceO- SHORTEN I BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroom ranch, 94S4S968. * $22,750—7 room custom built 875-6611. ministrator Is directed to five pub-. io WATT amplifier, 2 InpuU, 100% modem and ready to Blsed brick Cape, finished NEW HOMES—We have 8 new (1961) Colonial in beautiful He notice to the creditors to biing: Ings, gutters and aluminum Wanted—To Boy 68 basement, patio, gkrage. Well condition, 3 bedrooms, 114 In their claims within said time al­ smidaws. 643-4352, 64S4EW. t o guitar, record player, etc. Lavitt Agency move into. Rent 8155. CeU $15,500—RANCH with 5 large homes under construction lowed by publlahins a copy of thIS; lU har tatasrisi Ssniaa CaU 649-1468 after 3. WANTED TO BUT-AntSques owner now to Imnect. 648 landscaped. Minimum main­ rooms, 100x250 well shrubbed right in Town. Ranches from baths, vacant. , Barrows £ Wallace order In some newspaper harins a A A OKON. INC RoofUw #4#31S8 Realtors 878-6397 5038. tenance. For appointment call lot, full cellar, fireplace, > $28,900 — Peterson built 6 circulation In said probate district Help Wanted—Male 36 and good used ftmttuie. vU- Vernon Circle, Pkwy Exit W 118,600 and Colonials in the Manchester Parkade, siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- Schools an d Classes 33 Help Wanted—Fonale 35 toge Peddler AoetloB Bcxise, 649-1088. Principals only. bedrooms, large kitchen, spot­ twenties. Prime locations, room ranch, over 1700 sq. ft. Manchester 649-5306 within ten days from the date of, SIX combination wood storm Open 7 Days A Week of living area. 2-csu' garage. this order and return ma)ce to thia. Fias k HaraM Raaitn teranons and additions. CeU- WOMAN to do housework half EXPERIENCED mechanic Route 8$, BUIngtaB. il$ « n i. LAKEFRONT - 146 ft. sandy less condition. Wolverton quality construction. Call, court of the notice riven. i ings. Woricmanriiip guaran­ windows, 28x66643-0058. SEVEN ROOM housa Can Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. r lly give you the details. Nearly two acre lot, in ex­ JOHN J. WAfLETT. JUdSa.' day Fridays, own transporta­ wanted. Apply in person Don Bob Fhicktger, and I ob. BAST HARTFORD — brand beach, large well built home, SOUTH WINDSOR—Six room teed. 299 Autumn 8L 64S-4SM. WUUs Garage, 18 Main St. new 8 room apartments, aU 648-6036. J. Crockett Realtor, 643- cellent neighborhood. Close to WANTED tion, Lakewood Circle, 643- HOME WINE or cider press CASH IMMEDIA’TBLT •>- We 4 finished, 2 unfinished bed­ THREE FAMILY- -Near Cen- 1677. P&rlcwAy. brick Cape, double garage, HiiiwaiiJ. HOME Improvement 4955. Immediate sale, reasonable. on first floor, ideal for couples rooms, hot water heat, patio, ter, 4 room units, particulars FHA $600. down. Pasek Real­ buy anything from a pin to with no children. Includes • $32,500—Rambling 4 bed­ BWABK Company—Roofing, siding, al- Women—Men 249-3152. battleship. Used furniture and Snbarban For Rent 66 fireplace, $16,000. Carlton W. available. Wesley R Smith FRESHLY painted ranch, fire­ room (tape in desirable Bol­ ty. 289-7476, 643-7208. termfiens, additions and re- To train t o LABORERS wanted, good pay. range, refrigerator, disposal, Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6182. Agency, 643-1567. place, 4th bedroom or family Bowling 875-6038. appliances. Ask t o Mr. Reed, heat, hot water, and individ­ SOUTH COVENTRY — Five ton. Large family kitchen, ANSwmNe siim ci modrilng of all types. Bxcsl- Cashiers—Checkers TYPIST—Cl e r ic a l 649-8254, 249-4794. room, plastered walls, walk-up center foyer, 2 ^ baths, 2-car ROUTE 6 BOL’TON — ’Two lent workmanship. 649-6496. Diamonds—Watehes— ual thermostats. Storage room house, reasonable rent, EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms, 1% attic, double closets, full base­ acres of wooded land, in a «4MiM — STOaiiy For Supermarkets, Discount Jewelry 48 space in basement, coin oper­ Immediate occupancy. Call 742 two years old, large living baths, modern kitchen with garage, 2H acres. Fine op­ business zone, plus a 5 itxtm RESTAURANT — Nick Stores, Drugstores, Etc. POSITION WE BUY, SEtL or trade an­ room with fireplace, modern ment, patio, tool shed, % acre portunity. Roofing and Chimneys 16- A Salesmen Wanted 36-A tique and used furniture, china, ated laundry, parking, appli­ 8042 before 8 p.m. built-ins, dining room, fam­ wooded lot, $18,400. Gates • $37.500—Circa 1770 Salt Box. stone house with a three car Twerdy 142-135-381, Ed Dod- I tem yam ammata XeWR ^ t a amr a M Im r la JM ------WATCH AND JEWELRY r#' glass, sliver, picture frame.s ances by Genera] EHectric. Uteben with buUt-tas, family ily room, full basement, 1- Agency, 643-0085. garage, all for $14,000. Locat­ cette 139-142-377, Vic Abraltfcif EARN BIG $33$ I*Dcal insurance company, pairing. Prompt service. Up to 8120 monthly. 83 Elm Street COVENTRY — 6 room single room, 4«.or 6 bedrooms, 2-sdhe car garage. $22,900. Phil- Eight beautifully restored ed above Munson’s Candy ROOFTNO — Specialising re- and old coins, old dolls and home, 6 acres, good location, rooms, 3 fireplaces, original 143-154-420, Cy Glorgetti 135- p^rlng roofs of all kinds, new No AGE LIMIT Monday through Friday, $20 on your old watch in trade. guns, hobby collecttcos, attic (off Burnside Avenue near hot water heat, garage, $24,900. brick Agency, 649-8464. SUhTKEN FAMILY room with Shop. House needs a com­ 377, Dick DlBella 138-357, Paul 8:16-4:15. Evening inter­ Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, Main). Model apartment open $120 a month. Call Contessa Phllbrlck Agency, 649-846*. fireplace, 6% room ranch, 1% paneling, 17 acres, large plete redecorating, but has roofs, gutter work, chimneys H.S. DIPLOMA NOT RE­ SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. c(mtents or whole estates. Fur­ Real Estate, 742-6385. HOLLISTER S’TREET — Has stocked pond, studio bam Norris 135, Dick Albee 136-874, Last and Foamd 1 Antomobilce Ftw Sale 4 cleaned, repaired. Aluminuin QUIRED views possible by appoint­ .787 Main Street, State Theater niture Repair Service Talcott- dally. Apt. D, Phone 528-2030, baths, built-ins, garage, cov­ new well, septic, etc. T. J. Roy McGuire 164-149-434, IjSO ment. CaU Mrs. Lubas, Building. eve. Raymond Damato, 643- BBAtniFUL paneled heated everything! Splendid Colonial, ered patio, captivating view. with fireplace. A rare find. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. siding. 30 jrears’ experience. DAY AND EVENING Manchester Parkade vlUe, Conn. Tel. 643-744#. family room on UteheB. $ bed' 6 rooms, 1% baths, built-in For appointment call Mrs. Rivers 145-401, Dick Doran 14#>' KOnCB la hereby gtvan that 1961 CHEVROLET Convertible, Free estimates. CaU Howley, CLASSES ' 643-1124, 643-1126. 7091 or 528-4602. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649- 361, Don Leavitt 140-350. ’Tbijy V-8, standard shift, reason ANTIQUES, household fur­ Wanted To Rent 61' room ranch, aluminum sturms. range and oven, carpeting, 5132. Shorts. 643-8886. s u b u r b a n 6 room ranch with Pass Book No. 37090 Issued 643-S861, 644-8333. NATION’S LARGEST BUSI­ Needs THRBfc ROOM heated apart­ cellar 188x948 lot, only $18,- pine paneling, garage, sewers, J. WATSON BEACH & CO. garage, foundation 32x38, Johnson 136-136-381, Al Fatoet- by Tbe Savings Bank of Man- able, good condition. TeL 643- NESS SCH(X>L Florists—^Nurseries 49 nishings, business mereiian- RENTALS WANTED — Have BCO. Osritoa W. ButcMns, 6ta- ta 139-381, Jim Stanlzsl 136, 4295 between 6-9 p.na. dise, store liquidations, ma­ ment, 456 Main Street, $90. schools, extras. Priced low NEEDED—Bast Side. 8 bed­ Realtors 522-2114 13x15 kitchen, cabinets ga­ ebaeter has been lost and ap- Radln-TV Repair TRAIN NOW—PAY LATER DISITARY AIDE. Apply Diet­ APPLIANCE SALESMEN HARDY (Chrysanthemums in 649-5229, 9-5. customers waiting for homes, yiee ' twenties. Robert Anderson, room house under $20,000 as lore, 18x18 fireplaced living Frank Calvo 167-875, Rollie pUcstlon baa been made to IX fW TUITION—E-Z ary Dept., Manchester Me­ chinery and equipment, real apartments and storage space Irish 151-162-389, Art Plerc* 1963 BUICK 2-door sedan, best Services 18 aU colors, pompons and Har­ estate, appraisals. American Realtor. 528-0139, 528-1776. soon as possible. Carlton W, MAN(HESTER — Beautiful room, 3 bedrooms, 119x367 said bank for payment of the offer. CkU 649-1934 after 5 TERMS morial Hospital, between 8-2 Fine opportunity for men vest giants, 50c each. Open ROCKVILLE—4 room flat, sec­ at reasonable rates. Call 649' Hutchins, Realtor, 640-5132, 6 Vi room ranch, fireplace, ga­ parklike lot. Ebccellent condi­ 142-376, Hank Frey 14S, Ed BU- amoont of de^rit. OONNIB’B TV and Radio Serv FREE PLACEMENT ASSIST­ p.m. Auction Co., 643-2794, 648- ond' floor, heat furnished. 3666 or 643-0319. MANCSHESTER-Uke new 5H pJIL with experience. FuU com­ 7 days a week. Ponticelli’s 6468, evenings 643-6847. Member Multiple Listing. rage, large lot, full price $15.- tion. $16,500. Wolverton Agen­ Jauclus 350, Dick McConviUa ice, available all hours. Satis­ ANCE pany benefits. Paid vaca­ Oreanhouse, 433 N. Main St. Parking. 876-0577. THIS HOME room ranch, 20 foot living 500. Manchester—exceptional cy, Realtor, 649-2813. 366, Ernie Pohl 350, Ding Fai;y I30ST: Pass Book Numbw faction guaranteed. Call 649- NEW CLASSES NOW FORM­ APPLICATIONS are being tak­ WANTED—4 or 5 room single room, 1% baths, beautifully $12,800—RANtm on bus line, M-7524, Savings Department en for full-time department tions. • HoUdays. Profit WANTED—U. S. and Canadian FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, house, middle aged couple, no ranch, 2 Vi baths, 3-zone heat, 350, Bin Evashowsky 857, Milt 1959 VOIMSWAOEN 2-door 1316. ING sharing. HAS r a r e c h a r m I fiihshed family room, large best of condition inside and tremendous heated rec room VERNON—Just over line. 5Vi Johnson 372, Bill Wierdak 374, of The Ccmnecticut Bank and managers for yard goods and coins, half cents, double 368 Oakland Street, heated children, Manchester area. wooded lot Hayes Agency, outside. Wesley R Smith room ranch, spacious living Trust Conqtany, AppUoatlcn sedan, radio. Phone 649-1914. CaU (Anytlme)-Wrlte-Vislt girls’ departments. Apply in Fuel and I'eed \ 49-A strikes, etc. Su-Deb Coin Co. by space heaters, $50. Call 643-1591, or 648-4841 after 5. plus laundry room, optional Carl Bolin 866, Jim Martin 860^ Muvtag—^Tmckiiig— 643-4803. Agency, 643-1567. glassed porch or garage, in­ room with fireplace, buUt-ln Ken Washburn 361, Larry Ja* made for payment. 1957 FORD Fairlane Convert­ Out of Town person, W. T. Grant, Man^ See Store Manager. CaU 643-9325. 643-6225. kitchen, IVi baths, $16,900. Storago 20 Call Collect Chester Shopping Parkade. THIS HOME $14,500—SIX ROOM Colonial, law setup, large lot, many maltis 874, Al Bujauelus 86$, ible, body excellent new top, DRY HARDWOOD for sale. WANTED — Cedar wardrobe ONE BLOCK from Main St., Apartment Buildings extras, full price $21,000. Over Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Ronnie Quatafeon 178-390. recently repainted. Very good 525-9317 CaU 742-80{i9. garage, 2 full baths, close to MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light SEARS — MANCHESTER and chest of drawers to gooi 4 room apartment, furnished For Sale 69 HAS RARE VALUE 1 Main St. Wesley R. Smith 100 more listings, all price NO. COVENTRY — Illness condition. $825. 649-2210 af­ trucking and package deUvery. Help Wanted—Male 36 condition—reasonable. Cau af­ or unfurnished. 742-6169, 742- ranges. Call the Ellsworth GUY# ’N D01X8 — Hsiibi ter 6, or anytime weekends. Refrigerators, washers and ter 1, 649-1425. Agency, 643-1567. forces sale of 5 room ranch, Xg4BCIROLDX sales and aarr- Market Training PARKADE SEIASONED fireplace wood for 8180. STAFFORD SPRINGS—’Three Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- fireplace, aluminum etorms, Tedford 200, Art Shorta $1$, ice, bonded representative. Al­ 1967 PONTIAC. 2-door hard­ stove moving spicialty. Folding DRIVERS t o school buses, ex­ family apartment building for Here is a family home sel­ ONE BLOCK from Main, two 6930. enclosed carport. Owner 742- Ray Ward 209-208—576, Ray fred AmeU, UO Bryan Dr., chairs for rent. 649-0752. cellent part-time work for sale. Tel. 649-8974. 50 BIRCH Street — 4 room sale, 4-5-6, exceUent condition dom equaled in spacious­ family, 4-4 duplex, permanent top, fair condition, radio, heat­ 850 W. Middle Tpk#. Rooms Without Board 59 CUSTOM DESIGNED contem­ 8174. BJorkman 226-572, Ellen Reldu Manchester, 644-S14L er. Must sell, best offer. Call Institute third shift men, 7:30-9:00 a.m., WELL SEASONED fireplace fiat, one block from Main St., throughout, new hot water ness, convenience sind siding, two recent heating ert 183-480, Dee Minnlch 1M> Painting—Papering 2l 2:15-3:45 p.m. Phone 643-2414. young couple, no children. heating system, aluminum downright living comfort. systems, garages, clean. porary built for gracious liv­ ■VERNON—Ranch, 6V4i rooms, COIN, STAMP conectpra buy 649-0554, 5-9 p.m. wood for sale. Free deUvery. FURNISHED room, Hght ing, sunken living room, for­ 462, Ann Paglrckas 459. 750 Main St —Suite 804 Tel. 643-9135. housekeeping, private en­ Call 649-6987 after 5 p.m. storms, extra lot, city con­ A charming 3 bedroom Hayes Agency, 643-4803. on a hill, 100x281 treed lot, a t discotmt prices at the Dis­ PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In Hautford, Connecticut PART-TIME repossesser. Must veniences. Tom Minor, Broker, ranch home located in one TO BE SOLD mal dining room, planned for $13,090. Rockville Realty, 643 count Center (with Manches­ be aggressive, work will be trance. Lady on^. One min­ NEW FOUR room apartment, nine spacious rooms, 3 baths, EARLY BIRD# —AgnS^ terior, paperhanging, wall­ ute from Main S t TeL 649- 875-5042. of Manchester’s nicest resi­ RAN(3H—6 extra large rooms 2188, 875-2527. ter Rubber StanqM), 5 South TnK*8—Traetora paper removed, di7 waU woA. dirty at times. References and Help Wanted— second floor, residential sec­ with 3 bedrooms, family sized 67 Falknor Drive two huge fireplaces, recrea­ Simpson 177, Louise Obo(ipas |Caln Street, Manchester. Garden—^Farm—^Dairy 7959 after 5. dential areas. It has a FOR SALE — 1959 half ton Reasonable rates. Bank financ­ interview required. Write Box Male or Female 37 tion, off Main St, near High spacious Uvlng room with kitchen, 19 foot living room tion room, bar, patio. Priced in 176. ing arranged. Fully insured. Help Wanted—^f miale 35 Ri Herald. Products 50 School, very pleasant sur­ Business Property with pine paneled wall, gen­ 40’s. Call owner, 649-6285, 643- Hebron COTTON RUGS, bedspreads pickup Chevrolet with utility HAIRDRESSER, top salary R(X>M FOR RENT, gentieman fireplace, central hallway, A 4 bedroom Cape Cod body. $850. CaU after 6, 876- Free estimates. 649-9658, Jo­ GOOD APPLES — DeUclous, only, tree parking, references roundings. $110. monthly. 649- For Sale 7fl lovely kitchen, 3 cheerful erous closet space, 100x190 lot, home offering Inexpensive 6863. KITE OWLS—Barbara Far* e n srtly dyed, 70 deemwtor seph P. Levels. EXPERIENCED Cashiers and commission, for stylist 9258. convenient neighborhood, alu­ JACK AND JILL coiota. Lucky Lady Laundry, 6168. with some following, ^ e t Macintosh, and Cortland ap­ required. (jaU after $ p.m., bedrooms, tiled bath and Uvlng tor the large fam­ MANCHBS’TBR — S bedroom rand 469, Irma DeSimone 475h wanted. PUgrim Mills, Hart­ ples. Ferrando’s Orchard, lo­ BuaiNBSS ZONE m - ngiit lavatory off master bed­ minum storms and screens, wUl love this home. One --- Wr 43 Purnell Place. EX'IVKIOR and interior paint­ ford Road, open daUy 10 a.m. Beauty Studios, 587 E> Mid 643-2898. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat­ rooms with two offioas, sep­ $15,900. Wolverton Agency, Uy. Spausious cabinet kitch­ Ranch, attached garage, bullt- ing. WaUpaper books. I^per- die ’Tpke. cated on Birch Mountain Rd., ed, cabinet kitchen, garage, room, loads of closets and en, IVi baths, recreation lns, rec room, assumable mort­ you can afford now, one LOSE BUT WIN CROWDS' Aato Driving School 7-A 9 p.m., Saturday 10 Am.-6 off Hebron Ave., Route 94, THE THOMPSON B oom, Cot­ arate entnxioe, aultabls to a nice porch. In the full Realtor, 649-2813. room, exceUent lot nearly you can be proud of. ’This NEW YORK (AP) — T1|H. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. sSiIly pjn. tage Street, centrally looated, second floor, available Novem­ businsss or professional ui gage. Hanley Agency, 643- insured. Woi^nsnship guar­ Glastonbury. ber 1, adults. 649-0052. cement cellar basement MANCHESTER—4 roomralich. 200 feet deep. This home 0030. 4 room doll house Ranch New York Meta lost six of tbrita l&ARN TO DRIVE — Special laiiga pleasantly fUniished Phnbrick Agency. 84#84#4. there is a modem hot wa­ is within easy walking dis­ features fireplace, garage STATE ZJCBNSED rest home attentlMi to nervous and eld­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. HOUSEWIVES—Add sparlda Maintenance Situations Wanted— APPLES—Macs and Cortlands, rooms, parking. Oal 649-3808 Ideally located near stores, final boms games la Shea JBtar erly. Classroom t o teen-agers. If no answer, 643-9043. to your life. Earn excallent in­ BIX ROOM duplex, available MANCHES’TER — Income pro­ ter oil heating system and bus line, and school. Priced tance, of Verplanck, As­ IMMACrULA’TB Garrison Co­ A,;wall to wall carpeting. dium but that didn’t mattan osntmliy located, reasonable Female 38 No. 1 aiid No. 2. Bunce Farm, for overnight and pennanrat about N6v. 1, quiet neighbor­ enough room for two rec. sumption Junior High, and lonial, brick and frame oon- A t $12,900. Call C. Al­ rates, friendly atmosphere. Pickup service. Day or eve­ come, become a Sarah Cov­ 529 W. Center St. guest rates. ducing industrial building; al­ for quick sale. May be seen ’They set a record for a last Tri. 875-1011. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ entry Fashion Show Director. Mechanic YOUNG MOTHER with college hood, adults. Call 640-0480. so, centraUy located site suit­ rooms. Situated on a tre­ after 4 p.m. and weekends. Bast Catholic High. Priced stnlction. 1V4 baths, 8 bed­ brecht now 649-5806. lace team by drawing 1,78$,- Manchester Driving Academy, ing, WBllpeper removed, fully Phone 643-6407. background wishes to care for FRESH EGGS for sale, 3 doz­ FURNISHED ROOMS, eom- able for Industry or retail mendous nicely landscaped Call 643-2251. for quick sale with im­ rooms. Custom buUt with g97 fans. ’This was an taersass ’ insimed. ttia a Belanger, 648- n e w 2 bedroom duplex with lot. Excellent condition beautiful high shrubbery and 742-7249. chUdren of working mothers. en, $1.00; also. Green Moun­ plete light housekeeping fa­ basement and yard, $125 store. Bel Air Real Estate, mediate occupancy. Barrows £ Wallace of 652,489 over lait year when 'Automobiles For SbIo 4 0612 or 644-0004. EXPERIENCED hairdresser Large locatl concern has 649-8693. tain potatoes. Natsisky Farm, cilities. Centrally located. Mrs. 643-0332. throughout. For living con­ COMB SEE PUgrim Hills — trees, giving estate-like at­ they played ta the P<4b« wanted, pledsant working con­ opening for man exper­ mwithly. Tel. 649-1741. venience you are close to Fine new homes! Less than mosphere. Oversized garage. Manchester Parkade, INSIDE and outside painting. Inc., 122 Newmarker Rd., Ver- Accomazzo, 12 Arch St., Man­ Grounds, now completaly d # l^mD OAR? Tour credit tum- Garage—Service— ditions in modem shop, good ienced in machine repair EXPERIEiNCSlD mother would rton-So. Windsor Windsor line, chester, 643-6948. FIVE ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ LARGE parcel to settle estate all facilities. Here Is val­ rent! VA — no money down! ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. O ii^ a l owners have lavished 'Manchester 649-5306 molished for a houstag proJseL ad down? Short on down pay­ You name your own price. hours and commission. Re- and maintenance, night like to care for either infant now. Priced at professional ue plus . . . yet you can Others minimum down! love and care on this de­ Another sad note t o tlu Meta ment? Banknqit? Repoawe- Storage 10 649-7863, 875-8401. pUes kept strictly confidential. off Dart HUl Road, next to ter, hardwood floors, built-in You ought to see these out­ 963 Main Street 649-5241 work, permanent position, child or pre-schooler during Vembn Hills. Open 7-7, 7 days LARGE furnished room for kitchen and stove, two full appraisal figure. Suitable for buy It at only $18,500. lightful residence. Please be BOL’TON — 7 room ranch on was their la«k of hitting $ Eon? Don’t desitair! ‘See Hon- INSIDE STORAGE for boats Write Box B, Herald. exceUent wages and em­ the day in my home, yard light housekeeping, all cook­ 18 apartments or other uses. Call Doris Smith. Jarvis standing Ranches, Capes, our guests for a careful, crlt' eet Douglas, haniire about low­ PAINTINO and paperhanging, a' week. 644-0304. baths, $125 monthly, sorry no Raised Ranches. Split Levels four acres. ’Three car garage, losing five straight to Ctnetap and trailers, up to 16' boat good work, resisonable rates, ploye benefits. Address completely fenced in, exceUent ing facilities furnished, third children. Call after 6 p.m. for Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. Realty Co.. Realtors, 649- leal inspection. Sure to please outbuildings. Ideal for horses, nati. ’They scored but thr#| est down, amimeet payments $25 per season. TeL 649-5854. P. O. Box 1821, Hartford location, off Center S t 643- floor, working lady preferred. 1200-643-1121. — featuring buUt-ln decorsi- the most fastidious. A best anywhere. No small loan or fi- 30 years in Manchester, your appointment, 649-0765. tor colored General Electric etc. Vacant. Owner very anx­ runs in the five closing gams# neighbor is my recommenda­ DEMONSTRATE TOYS stating experience and 2095. Fertilizers 50-A 643-6388. buy — by Belflore. Belfiore ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, against the Reds. ’They soorsA aance company plan. Douglas FOR REUTT—1,900 square feet qualifications. Land For Sale 71 kitchens and acre tree shaded Agency, 648-5121. Motors, s n Main. of storage space. Also stor­ tion. Raymond Fiske, 649- lota with magnificent view in 643-1577. (Mily seven runs ta their last 9237. GOOD COW manure, $5 and LARGE furnished room for FIVE. LARGE, clean rooms. VERMONT — Lunenburg. Ten seven home gamee. age t o boats. Call Gus Schal- IRONING done in my henne. $10. loads, deUvered. E](cellent working girl, kitchen priv­ adults only, 643-6637. FIVE BEDROOMS. • 2 baths, beautiful park-lUte country 2956 PLYMOUTH 4-door, auto- ler, 352 Woodland S t, 643- Work now until December. 649-7185. for faU use. 643-7804, 649- ileges. Call after 1 p,m., 649- acres, back road, brook, $850. guest house, 2 car garag( setting. ’The price range is STAFFORD'VILLE Area — 7 matio, V-8, ready for winter, Amelia Walker, Miles Pond, room Cape, hot air heat, good 4597, 525-7975. Electrical Services 22 Join one of the oldest and 8731. 0289. NEW ADDITION to Colonial all on Holl Street, fine centred from $18,990 to $17,990, the FOUR BEDROOMS fl45. Can between 9-2:30, house, 3% large, sunny rooms, N. Concord, Vermont location. Low 20’s they are values are amazing, and the condition, 103 acres land, small HEALTH CAPSULES 648-4688. FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt largest firms in the Toy MANCHESTER—Top location. spring brook, good location for Wanted Autos—' Situations Wanted— FURNISHED ROOM for gen­ stove, refrigerator, quiet asking. T. J. Crockett, Real location is superb! ’That’s 4 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, rec Modem well built 4-bed- by Michael A. Petd, H Ji service on all types of eisc- Party field. FuU or spare Male 39 Household Goods 51 tleman, near bath, parking. 54 neighborhood, $110. monthly. why they’re selling! Models trout pond, $14,000. Immediate 1|62 PONTIAC Catalina sedan, Motorcycles 12 trical wiring. Licensed and m- MECHANIC for truck fleet, V Honaes For Sale 72 tor, 643-1577. room with fireplace, priced to room Ranch in preferred occupancy. Tom Minor, Brok­ MOULP ANYONE K VEtCCh* time. Experience unneces­ married, responsible, extra High Street. 643-5983. open Sunday and daily (ex­ section, 2 full baths, 2 fire- air conditioned, power ateer- ifsured. Wilson Electrical Co., STATE AGENT seeking as- BTVE PIECE gray and white LYNESS STREET — In cept ’Tuesdays) from 1 p.m. to sell at $22,900. Hayes Agency, er, 876-5042. NATSP AGAIN6T 6MALLP0X ing and power brakes, auto­ WANTED—Jeep 4-wheel drive, sary. Call or write Santa’s hours, good week’s pay. CaU CONCORD RD > BeauUtUl 643-4803. ?laces, aluminum combina- MOAS O m N THAN EVCfVf Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388 'sociation with high caUbre formica dinette set with leaf, NEW. SECOND floor, 4% room ranch, large living room, form­ heart of the West Side, dark. Five mUes east of Man­ 9 matic transmission, A-1 condi­ snowplow. Cidl after 5:30, 649- Parties, Inc., Avon, Conn. 643-2414. good condition. Call 875-2853. Apartments—Flat#— apartment, built-in cabinets, ions, full basementr priced STAFFORD AREA-----’Two 0076. general Insurance agency, al dining Rxxn, eaninet kltcben, room ranch with a real neat chester on Route 44A in Cov­ PORTER STREET Area — 7 in low 20’s for immediate tion, 31,695. Call 643-9758. Floor Finishing 24 673-3455, or evenings 673- seek future partnership. 12 hardwood floors, parking, rec room selling for only $16,- entry. Samuel M. Lavitt family, 5-7, ! good oondltion, MACHINIST—First (31ass. Ap­ AT ALBERT’S USED DEPT. Tenements 6.1 a bedrooma. reoraatlon room, room Garrison Colonial, 4 bed­ sale. . separate heating .systems, FORD MUSTANG. 1965, 2- 9829. ply in person. G.T.K. Corp., years multi-line experience. quiet, residential location, 105 landscaped ynid. Marion E. 900. Our elgiu are on the Agency. MUS Realtors at Ver­ rooms, family room, .IVi baths. Business Services FLOOR SANDD^G and refinish­ Box D, Herald. 3 ROOMS GOOD LOOKING for anything In real Bridge Street, off Hartford property. Full FHA or VA. non CUrcle, 643-2168, 875- large lot, outside city limits. door, black, Hsrdtc^, red in­ ing . (specialising in older 678 Tolland S t, East Hart­ USED FURNTTURB Robertson, Ranitor. #*#8888. Must be seen. Wesley R. Smith Priced low. Tom Minor, Brok­ terior, stick shift 6 cylinder, Offered 13 ford. estate rentals — apartments Road. Call after 6, 649-8962. T. J. (5rcrhanging. CAPITALIZE on the high Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 FOUR ROOMS, second floor, LAWNMOWBR shaipening; re­ PART-TIME general service niture consist of 7-PIECE bed­ J. D. Realty, 643-6129. to sell. Vacant 5 room unit MAN(HBSTBR—Luxurious 5 Realtor 1966 FORD Crown Victoria De­ pairs, sales, rotor blades No Job too small. John Ver- demand for our products man. Goodyear Service Store, room, dresser, mirror, chest, heat and stove. Call between ?lua two three roomers on MANCHES’TER 6 Vi room (tape bedroom ranch, 2 full baths, BOL’TON—Shaded acre, $ ga­ luxe 2-door Hardtop, private­ dbarpez^d; bicycle sales, serv­ faiUe. 649-5760. at this time of the year by 649-9523. MINIA’TURE poodle pups, double bed, 2 tramps, 2 pillows, WE HAVE customers waiting '6-7, 643-0082. st floor. Approx. $3,600. In­ with aluminum siding, 100x200 NEW LISTING maintenance free redwood ex­ rages. 2 baths. 2 bedrooms ly owned. OaU 648-7443 after ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, becoming the black AKC, excellent quality. 9-PIECE convertible living for the rental o< your apart­ come annually. Central heat lot, garage, 3 bedrooms, built- Spacious custom built terior, family room with fire­ BEL AIR REAL ESTATE and den, bullt-lns, dining 149 W. lOdfUe Dirnplke, 64#' Bonds—Stocks— OIL ’TRUCK driver, full-time, Tel. 649-8400. room, sofa-bed, 2 chairs, cock, ment or home. J. D. R ^ ^ , FOR RENT — 4-room heated (food condition. T. J. Crockett in kitchen, large dining area. home In excellent residen­ place, scenic acre lot, A Must room, living room with Geor­ 4:80. AVON 643-5129. apartment, call 643-5118 be­ Inunaculate condition. Im­ 2098. Mortgages 27 references, apply in person to SMALL MIXED breed female tail A 2 step tables, 2 lamps, 648-1577. tial area, ultra modem See for the quality conscious. 643-9832 gian marble fireplace, luxury 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, low mUe- Representative in your Mr. Hill, Vernon Oil Co., 1 throw rug. 5-PIECE dinette. tween 8:30 a.m, - 4:30 p.m. mediate occupancy. Wolverton kitchen, 4 bedrooms, cov­ Hayes Agency, 843-4803. living for $24,500. Wolvertoi age, very clean. CaU 649-4691 HAVE SMALL pickup truck-- Route 83, Vernon. puppy, all permanent shots, PLUS reconditioned ’TV. RE­ TWO ROOM apartment. In­ MANOIES’TER — New 8 room Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. ered patio, family room, Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Attics and cellars cleaned. SECOND MOR’TGAGE - Un­ neighborhood. Our exciting $10. 649-6741, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. cludes heat, hot water and gas CHESTNUT STREET — 8 between A7 p.m. limited funds available for sec­ new gift line of cosmetics FRIG. or WASH. MACHINE. Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living completely air conditioned, BXQXnSTTBLY kept custom Rubbish removed. Ressonahle. ond mortgages, painnents to DISHWASHING machine op­ EVERYTHING ONLY $179 for cooking. Electric, refrig­ rooms, first floor, quiet, heat room, family room, built-in RANCH, 4 rooms. $ bedrooms, minimum maintenance in­ built oversize Cape Cod fea­ MANCHESTER GRBBN—This COVENTRY—Six rooms, four CaU 649-1048. and toiletries for men, erator. Apply Dietary Depart­ DACHSHUNDS, champion par­ erator and gas stove fur­ and hot water, adults, $85. kitchen, living room, wooded 1059 FORD 2-door Hardtop. V- suit your budget. Ehepedient women and children of all ents. Fully inoculated, trained. $10 DOWN—$10 MON’TH kitchen, master bedroom with side and out. turing 3 large bedrooms, fire­ 4 bedroom raised ranch will giant Sized bedrooms, extra ' a cruise, power steering, pow­ eervice. J. D. Realty. 643-6129. ment, Manchester' Memorial Phone Ssunuel Albert nished. Cali 649-7834, 649-0779, 648-7379. - dressing room, low twenties. lot, handy to bus, shopping, place, natural woodwork, pine assure plenty of room for the large kitchen, 16x22 foot liv­ PEOPLl WHO WORK N MAKRW TYPEWRITERS — Standard ages is the greatest in his­ Hospital, between 8-2 p.m. Home raised by experienced 5-7 p.m. etc. Bbccellent condition. $12.- AIRPORT# ANP 0TH (R P0»f1# OF er brakes, extras. CaU 649- and electric. Repaired, over­ tory. Call 289-4922. breeder. Champion stud serv­ Htfd. 247-0358 or 627-9036 for ’THREE ROOM apartment, Hayes Agency, 643-480$. paneling, 2 bathrooms, large growing family, big kitchen ing room. 1V4 baths, wolk-ln 7586 after 6 p.m. A BETTER ARRANGEMENT 900. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- SPLIT LEVEL enclosed porch, .central loca­ with bullt-lns, 2 full baths, cedar closet, double clothes ENTRY ANP PEOPLE WHO MEET. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ of your fintuices will make ice. 658-7803. more Information. BOLTON CEINTER Apartments, heat, hot water, parking, $80. VACANT 6 room Ranch, 1% 8464. OR CARE. POR THE #tCK,#H0UU* chines rented and repaired. (fomer Brandy St. and Boston 174 Oak St., 643'-1643. Ideal location for small tion, many extras, only 8 rec room, 2-car garage. $21.- closets, hot water heat, ga­ VOLKSWAGEN. 1958, black more of your income avadlable PART-TIME GUARDS baths, fireplace, full basement, children, modem kitchen, years old. Priced to sell. Call 500. Warren E. Howland, MLS rage, two lots. Only $12,500. PE VACCtNATBP EVERY 170 3 : sunroof, fine condition, radio, Pickup and delivery service. for personal use. Lump debt A—L—B—E—R—T’—S Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, garage, 5 years old, $17,900. PORTER S’rRBBT Area —. 6 3 bedrooms, convenient lay-.- YEAR*. i $700. Tel. 649-7765. Yale Typewriter Service. 649- SIAMESE kitten for sale. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD hot water, stove, refrigerator, FIVE ROOM duplex, centrally room Cape, fireplace. 2-car owner. 649-7034. Realtor, 643-1108. Large mortgage available. into one monthly payment of ’Thursday through Sunday, CaU 742-8469. located, available now, $85 PhUbrlck Agency. 640-8464. out. Agent, 742-7932. 742-7876. 4986. $22.26 for each tiiousand dollars EXPERIENCED 8 p.m.-12 midnight, $1.40 OPEN NIGH’TS ’TILL 9 P.M. $125. 649-3266,.648-4812. garage, large tree shaded lot, ZI ■ - i 1961 FORD C record. CaU Bridgeport three kittens. Call 649-6480 649-8464. For tile Very Best o f, 5 p.m., 649-1250. frigerators, w afers, ranges, white foot stool, white pole heat, hot water, stove refrig­ ^ $14,900 Homes 1V4 acre .Tot. Wesley R. Smith MANCHESTER — AA zone, house, good ciHiditlon, oil and dryers. All oil burners Connecticut M ortgage Ex­ AND TRAINEES ^33-4740. after 6. lamp, mahogany cedar chest, erator, $90 247 No. Main, STEPS OFF East Center MANCHESTERr-Older 6 room Agency, 643-1567. beautiful half acre wooded steam heat, 1V4 baths, city 1958. RAMBLER American 2' cleaned and serviced. All woric change, 16 Lewis St.. Hartford. . Street—Clean 5 room first lot with all Utilities, prestige conveniences, • $12,000. Tom DACHSHUND, black female, mahogany knick-knack shelf, 649-5228, 9-5. .. . priced right la this 7 (talonlal. IVi baths, modern OFFICIAL door sedan, standard, rebuilt guaranteed. Cosma Appliance Conn. NEEDED beige northern dyed muskrtit floor flat with garage, sep­ kitchen, enclosed porch, excel­ R. F. DIMOCK CO. DUPLEX—6-6 close to all fa­ location. Hayes Agency, 643- Minor, Broker, 875-5042. motor. $350. Phone after ervice, 606 Center, 649-0065. FULL-TIME male help wanted, 5 months, champion' blood­ FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ arate furnace, $100 monthly. room home. 4 bedrooms, SECOND MORTGAGES — No nights, 5-12, no experience nec­ line. 643-9482. f coat. 643-2618 after 6. lent neighborhood, only $14, cilities. Over 1,000 sq. ft. liv­ 4803. NOTICE p.m., 649-6193. ond floor, exceUent location, Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 1 Vi baths, good condition 900. Ha3res Agengr,^ 643-4803. 649-5245 ing area each side. New heat- ____ _ S’TEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone appraisal or finders fees, pay Excellent opportunity for quel- essary. Must be 18 years or EVERYTHINO -In sterUlzed re­ stove, refrigerator, no children throughout, level 02x180 ing, hot water units, copper i GLASTONBURY — 126x200 TOWN OF BOLTON tU interest only. E. C. Solimene over. Inquire Burger Chef, 235 1958 FORD Country Squire, walls, firei^aces, flagstone ter- ifled trainees to learn sewing. conditioned used furniture and preferred, $85 monthly. Call FOUR ROOMS, second floor, lot. See this exceUent value MANCHBS’TBR — New listing. plumbing, ai)d more. Recently | wooded lot in desirable area, NOTICE ~ excellent condition, radio, racee, hatchways, dry wells. Broker, 367 Oakland St., 643- Apply Main S t, Manchester, 10 a.m. Articles For Sale 45 separate furnace, parking ex­ today. 131 LAKE ST., Manchester. near new elementary school. ASSESSORS 2214. appliances, high quality—low 643-9409 after 6. St. James Parish. 5V4 room painted In and out. Below | In accordance with the re­ Town residenta are herWby heater, automatic, power AU concrete repairs. Reason­ to 11 a.m. 's CARPETS and life too can be prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 cellent location. Adults. $70. ranch with garage. IVi baths, New listing—3 bedroom Cape, twenty. Warren E. Howland, Three Mile Road, first left be­ steering, $625. After 4:30, 644- able. 643-0861. MANCHESTER MODES, South Street, Rockville. 875- FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, Available November 1st. 649- 7 rooms, oil heat, aluminum yond Apple Hill. Owner 643- quirements of the Zoning RegU' notified that: Oct. lat is the a# PART-’TIME Janitor for morn­ beautiful if you use Blue Lus. 24 foot living room with fire­ MLB Realtor, 643-1108. latlons for the Town of Man sesoment date in Bolton, Conn. 0179. Schools and Classes 33 INC.. tre. Rent electric shampooer 2174. O ^n 9-A central location, heat, hot 6208. WESLEY R, SMITH place, oU hot water heat, plas­ combination windows, fire­ 0481. SHARPENING Service — Saws, ings only. Must be reliable. water, one year lease. Call place, enclosed porch, artesian cheater. Connecticut, the Zon- All personal property must b ^ FORD, 1959, Galaxie 4-door knives, axes, shears, skates, Call 649-5334. $1. Olcott Variety Store. G.E. refrigerator, food freezer AGENCY ter walls, aluminum storms COVENTRY—Two large wood­ ing Board of Appeals will hold declared to the assessor by m Pine S t Manchester 649-51)48 after 6 p.m. BIX ROOM duplex, bus line, and screens. Custom built well, 2-car garage. * Lot SIX ROOM SINGLE Hardtop, 8 cylinder, radio and rotary Uades. Quick service. TAKE SOIL away the Blue combination; Glenwood, 4- references. Write Box CC, 175x320. Owner 643-7662. ed lota Just over Bolton line,, a„ public^___ hearing on Monday owner to avold'a 10% penalty heater, automatic transmis- Capitol Equipment Go., 38 WANTED INSPBCrrORS — Aircraft, first CREST LUXURIOUS duplex 643-15S7 1951. $16,900. Wolverton Agen­ reasonable. 644-0786, 644-1732,1 evening, October- 19, ------1964 at Imposed------■ by the Connecticut Lustre way from carpets and bumer gas stove; chrome Herald. cy, Realtor, 649-2813. Manchester, 50 East Mid­ mission. white and yeUow, Main St., Manchester. Hours WOMEN—GIRLS class, full and part-time, good upholstery. Rent electric kitchen set. 643-8450. apartments. 4>^ roonw, 1% 459 KEENEY STREET. 6 room dle ’Turnpike, close to 289-5557. 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room of State statutes by Nov. 2, 1964, ■ daily 7-5. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ pay. 234 Hartford Rd., Man­ baths, heat, hot water, dis­ whltewalis, seven tires, excel­ shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint A IMMACHLA’TE center en- Colonial, sunporch, large yard, school^ and shopping. Suit­ the Municipal Building on the Real estate and reglstarad m # lent condition, private owner, day 7-4. 643-7968. To train for chester. Wallpaper Supply. BRAIDED hall runner, harvest posal, refrigerator, range, car­ MANCHESTER — Executive 2-car garage, ameslte drive, able for residence or office OHOICE shorefront lot, Wild­ following applications: tor vehicles do not have to be 4 # $795. Call 649-8692 after 6 RN OR LPN, part-time, 8-11. colors, with pad, 27” wide, peted staircase, Venetian Furnished Apartments 63-A neighborhood, lovely 7 room trance ranch, 2-car garage, wood Drive, second Bolton LAND CLEARING,) tree re­ PBX—Typist DRIVER and stock clerk, light half acre lot, fine residential across from Pox Qrove Coun­ or business in home. Shown A. J. (fiechowski, 196 Oak- dared. ; PJn. SWITCHBOARD Laurel Manor, 640-4519. DARK, RICH stone-free loam! 16’8” long. 649-3287, after 6 blinds, washer, dryer, base­ THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ (folonlal, mammoth Uvlng try Club, $16,500. Call owner by appointment only. Lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc., land Street. Resident# Zone A. Personal prdperty ooiulata ; moval, ' and chain saw work. delivery. Apply In person. Al ' p.m. ment storage, on bus lias, rea­ room, modern kitchen with area, below $20,000. Wesley R. 649-5241; A. Michaud, 742-8096. RECEPTIONIST car Auto Parts, 226 Spruce Also, fill, sand, gravel, and nished, private bath and en' Smith Agency, 643-1567. 643-4719. _ , Variance is requested to erect machjncrt^> aircraft, water powr 1959 ENGLISH Ford, exceUent stone. 643-9504. sonable rent 571 Hartford Rd. buUt-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri­ TOWNS of Wlilington and addition to dwelling which wUl ei'. dams, i l v e e ^ , fa|m condition, winterized, $200. I.B.M.—KEYPUNCH BABYSITTBR, days. Inquire S t Mr. Gill, 649-8566. trance, utilities, no pets, 226 fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, $12,600—JUST starting or re­ 648-6278 LAWN MOWERS—Sharpened Charter Oak, 643-8368, 246- Stafford.Stafford, exceUent building be closer to side line than ragu- chlnery «l8-0iS6. and repaired, winter storage. TTYX-TELETYPE 160 Bissell Street • LAWNMOWERS - Ariens, 31" G.E. TW, UHF-VHF, rea- M Z-aO i.______tiring. this 4 room ranch will lations allow at above location, ment, goods, utility equipment' < Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolsns Orbit aonable. Call 649-0677. MANCHESTER—West Side. 6 4738. DELMONT STREET fit the bill. Two large bed­ BRAE-BURN REALTY lots and tracts of land. Tom Sries and service — Ariens, NO AGE BARRIER SALESLADIES, hours 12-4 rooms, second floor. Heat, hot RANCH—Ansaldi bunt in 1969 Minor, Broker, 876-6042. Robert E. DeU, 84 Helaine and fixtures an(il^all o t ^ tax* S^wbirds, also rental equip­ MAN—OVER 18 Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- FOR SALE—Second hand re­ T H REE ROOM furnished New on the market. 6 room rooms, large living area and Rd., Residence Zone A. Vsri- able goods, Indudiug unregis- H. S. DIPLOMA NOT RB- and 1-7:30. Apply in person horse and Bolens 4-WhesI water, parking for one car. Modern Youngstown kitchen (■kitchen. 270 foot deep lot, 1- MANCHESTER—’The wise in INVITATION ment. L A M Equipment Corp., between 9-4 Munson’s Candy frigerator and stove, first apartment, $90 per month. with bullt-lns, 8 bedrooms, older home in excellent NICE LEVEL lot on Manches­ ance Is requested to erect ad- tered motor vehldes, trallsn Route 88, Vernon, 875-7609. QUIRBD . . . to leam tractors. Parts and service. Adults only. Call 875-8803 or Ideal for newlyweds or work­ car oversized garage with vestor should see this 2 fam' DAY A EVE. CLASSES Kitchen, Route 6, Bolton. Capitol Equipment Company, offer one or both. 648-1836. 648-8680. ceramic tile bath, 2 fireplaces, condition, 1V4 baths, car­ patio. Warren E. Howland, ter-South Windsor town line. dition to back of dwelling and boats. Manchester Exchange—Enter­ retail meat business. ing couple. Call 649-0641 for plastered walls, oil hot water peting throughout, modem lly home on Walnut Street Beautifully treed. Bus goes which will place present garage ------Disabled veterans ^ and blind - TO BID prise 1946. NATION’S LARGEST BUSI­ 38 Main St., Manchester. appointment, or apply in per­ MLS Realtor. 643-1108. which is available for pur­ NESS SCHOOL WOMEN wanted for light bench Apply ill person Open daUy 7-6, Ttaursdsy 7-9, heat with cast iron radiation, kitchen, enclosed porch, right by. Priced to sell now at side of dwelling Instead of should file, certificates with .Beclied bids will be received at 'work, electrical assembly, per­ son 4 Pearl Street, Apt. 8. new heating system, sin­ chase at a greatly reduced to settle estate. Belfiore’ Agen- to the rear as required. . town clerk. ; Ihe Office of the <3eneral Mana­ YOU ARE A-1! Truck! to A-1! TRAIN NOW—PAY LATER Saturday 7-4. immediate occupancy, $18,900. MANCHESTER — 83 Essex price. Features 4. rooms on LOW TUITION-E-Z TERMS manent Apply* in person 10 Phllbrlck Agency. 649-8464. gle garage. Sensibly priced St. Six room Cape, 2 blocks cy, 643-5121. M. Little and A. Smachetti,! Farmers should fils for tar* ger, 41 Center Street, Man- CMlars, attics, trash, aniaU HilUsrd Street, Manniystsr. MEATOWN the 1st floor and S on the tracking dona A-1 right! Call FREE PLACEMENT, ASSIST­ SCREENED loam tor the beat at $17,900. Immediate oe- from shopping area and 361 Center S t, Business Zona emptions. ehester, Connecticut, until Octo­ 131544 Mlver Lane in lawns, daUvarad from our WANTED Business Locations $9,900. RANCH—Ideal otarter ^ eupancy.. 2nd. Excellent income and n . Variance is requested to AU property ownei# ber 26, 1964 «t 11:00 mjDs. t o •43-292$, Tram uo Tracking ANCE •. WOMAN, ejgMrisacsd, for oos- school, kitchen and bath new- convenient location./Call Carl CLEAR, lever 200’x200’, nice NEW (XiASSBS NOW FORM­ Bast Hartford Bcraening jd a n t Andover Co­ For Rent 64 home, wooded settog, assum­ 'ly remodeled, built-in bureaus convert present 1-fsmUy apart- notify tbs aaseoaors if you 1 Tnstellation of Water Meta on Sorvloe. metles sod drug setos, part- able mortgage. W raey R. T. J. CROCKETT . Zinsser, Jarvis Realty Oo., location. Owner 649-0389. ment into $ apartanants vriilcfii changed year addrsta ta tha ] ING time. References reijuired, re­ lumbia. Gisorga B. OrUflng. and walk-in closets upstairs, Realtors 643-11)21; Eves. 648- 0WVOO Street from Bldrldge fO MACHINES re- CALL (ANY’ITME)—WRITE Inc., 742-7886. COUNTER MAN ' FOR LBABB-OIxoaUent loo# Smith Agency, 643-1067. Realtor storm windows and doors. On­ wUl not contaiiusufftcient floor) yean, Street to C h u ^ 0«k. Street. liable. Excellent working con­ tloo t o doctor’s oflles or 00? 8. ______7.7 ACRES, wl)I finance, pro­ RCA, Whirlpool and — ^yiSIT ditions. Box E, Herald. BUS DRIVERS for school SIX ROOM (tape, large kitchen ly $13,600. CalL849-3860' ductive land, excellent for area to meet zoning require- Office boure: Wa Bid forms, plena, end speclfi- tenmore. AU work guaran­ WALLPAPER SALE — Many FOR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS STORE : beauty parlor. 415 Mata Street 648-1677 ment# at the above location. Got 28. 1-7; Thursday, Oct^ eetlons are available at the OUT OF TOWN routes and charter trips. Must patterns to choose from, limit­ 1 Citopletely renovated and am- living room with fireplace, Im- RAN(H, 6 Ml rooms, nestled in MANCHESTER Wood- horses or large garden. Own­ teed. Can 643-4911, 644-8141. ’TWO HOURS weekly U ell It be experienced on tnick or Must handle phone, shipping, and receiving. All benefits. m ^ a te occupancy, $16,900. bridge. ExcelleRt)U( 6 room Cape, er 649-0389. AU persons intonated may 1-7; F rid » , O ot 80, 1-7; | OootroUer’e Ottioa, 66 Center CALL COIJJECrr ed time. Morrison Faint Store, APPLY IN PERSON AT pU, parking. J. O,. Realty, 64S- the trees in a beautiful wood­ attend this hearing. gny, Oct a l, 1*7; MoitaEyi 525-9317 takes to run a shopping club bus. Collins Bus Service, ,'.644- 739 Main St. 6139. PhUbrlfsk Affency, 649-8464. ed neighborhood. Just off double sized gnraos, enclosed ■tteet, Mancheater, ConnecU- HooMhoId S c r v i^ for few friends. You get $25 llS l. ^ FOUR BEDROOM Oohtalal, rear jiot'ch, cedar paneled rec­ 2k>nnlng Board of Apips ‘ m t ICANCHBSTBR - 7 room paneled family room, kltohea Route 16. House has 8 bed­ Snbarban For Aue IE John F. CUetord, 13-A In. name brends free ta 10 FOR ’.BETTER cleaning, to MODERN. (3BNTRAL, Alr- rooms. 1% baths, large rec­ reation room with bar, city . Tmm of Manobeeter, (tond to . o # teto and. PLUMBERS #nd plumber’s ko«|i i.cotos glsamtag, ais# SCHIEBEL BROS. Condltipped Offices for re n t raised ranch. S -eu with huUtFlnart fiirinal' dining sevrers. Only $17JOO! Ti#viu- ■O. wnCDOORr-d room Ranch. Chalm dn Ha M.T.L SCHOOLS hslpars.to asw soastiruotlon, bi)ilt4na. ta d ta ijt >#t, Mans, RrsBtaM,/attached ga­ reation room, patio, large lot, John dMalls. AUoe W ffltai^V opii- Bhio lu stra s(ui$ot dsangr. r M a a i Prootor Rd., ] Off Stifset parklnf. taqulrs at ngs’ tstjodTiiatatok Agsii* $17,900. PU toick Agenegr» ar’a jVfn! E staU On, 780 Mata I t —Oulto 804 lar Club Plao. Deportta«to •tsMtsr w o n . OsB after $ pm ., Rant eleetrto Eiaavoosr ^ BaM Center 8 t or phono tnraaiidciaB vatasTBsyn# AfM- S4#J69L sPioSaDE# #0#JI8R •4S-2S07. Hartford, Ocnaactiout K 868, ^dtabnak, Ifasr York. 743-439a V TTis Sherwln-WUltoma Co. 9 f,o » 4 e o i: » .-■W- I-’ I ■I ,'V a '- \ J,'. . A ------^ f THXJRSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 J ' ...... -.^n------— <-Tlia Waathar t B l l m r > t W O A Whigs Daily Mat Pfaas Run- iiatur^ilBt^r Coratns JfifntUt Vm the Wash EaUta - Oetshar It, t t a i . 4 J i'; ' ^ otoedy tsafght.'wMh .a ^ «•- ” eelspisf. lew hi aas, ritli eanitia- lArout Town Baluk-Rutsky mg tsmorrmr. high aem ML » ' 0 * 8 0 ^ PiMdc 144 win mMt M m ehaeUi^A CUy of Village Charm rrM iy «t 7:M ipm. ftt K«eney Miss CHoria Ann Rutsky of* 8 t SbIhwI. N«w malnbera will Manchester was dnited in mar­ iwuhre bobcat piiu after r»- riage to Anthony' Baluk Jr. of ■*: - TOL. u x n r , MO. u (TWENTY PAGES) pwittt^r 8 m Scout promlBo Windsor, At 8 t. Michael’^' Ukra- Pinehurst beef sale! ■M «M law,o< tfce paA. nian Catholic Church, Hartford, on Saturday, Oct. 3. V/eVe slashed prices on many of your favorife beef cufsl « t Brldcat’a Rosary Sodoty The .bride la the daughter of RMnbsIb, plaatiliv a s^ t with a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutsky, ^(ta'lny Btaco Nov. 4 at 7;S0 S5 Irving St., Manchester. The are ronbidod to ri|>ort bridegroom Is the son of Mr. {^iday at 8 pjno. for a briefing and Mrs. Anthony Baluk, 687 .. ‘i China SCMioTi In the church hall. Matianuck Ave., Windsor. The Rev. Stephen Balandluk, th e Britiah American Club of St. Michael's Ukranlan Catho­ win sponsor a dance Saturday lic Church, performed the double ftn* membsis and guests from ring ceremony. Bouquets of S p.iB. to 1 ajn. at the club. white pompons were on the al­ OhailesVarrick’s Orchestra tar. Nuptial music was provided win play tor the dance. by the church choir. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor Khrushchevas Quick Fall Stuns Entire World lliss Patricia lioftus, daugh­ ter o f liCr. and Mbs. George length gown of silk organsa em­ * . liOftus, 194 Greenwood Dr., broidered with seed pearls. The » • * lias entered her freshman year gown was designed with scoop at The College of Our Lady of neckline, long tapered sleeves, the n m s, Chicopee, Mass. She fitted bodice and full .skirt ter­ Events Is a 19M graduate of Manches­ minating Into a chapel train. Her Mao T ze-tung Seen ter High School. elbow length illusion veil was Red Chinese Conflict arranged from a coronet of Army Pfc. Roger DuBay, son crystal and seed pearls. She car­ In State o f Mr. and Mrs. Aehille Du- ried a cascade bouquet of white World Red Leader bay. 14 Hudson S t, participat­ carnations, stephanotis and ivy. May Be Removal Key ed In preparation exercises at Mrs. Robert Taylor of Cov­ Camp Darlington, S. C., for entry, sister of the bride, was Outlook Bright TOKYO (AP)—Communist Chins joined the world’s Kxerclse Air Assault n. I>u- the matron of honor. Brides­ WASHINGTON, D:C. (AP)—The sudden fall from atomic powers today with an announceinent it has ex­ Bay, a supply clerk in the com­ maids were Mrs. Stanley Sa- power of,Premier Khrushchev stunned world leaders and For Settlement pany, la regularly stationed at dosy. Miss Barbara Baluk, sis­ ploded its first bomb in the western region of Chinac::; Ft. Campbell. Ky. He entered ter of the bridegroom, both of men on the street around theSvorld. The abrupt shakeup In Waterbury The. announcement came less-e------the army In January 1964 and Windsor, Miss Claire Desrosiers, triggered reactions ranging from calm to alarm. nation* of Africa also i* bound than 24 hours after Moscow had # 1 received basic training at Ft. Mrs. Walter Isikowlcs, Mrs. Sal­ Speculation was widespread among government offi­ exploded a political bombshell to be worth watching. Gordon, Ga. DuBay was em­ vatore Vendrillo Jr., all of Man­ cials, diploiilatB-and in the press over the new leaders. W A T E R B U R Y (AP) — of Its own—toe ouster of Nikita The previous powers having ployed by Tober Baseball Mfg. chester, Mrs. Malvin Desilets of Contract negotiators called Khrushchev. China’s atomic nuclear capaUIlty are toe Uhlt- Co. In RockvlUe before enter­ Communist party head Leonid I. Brezhnev and Premier Tolland, and Mrs. Edward Dan­ a 7V^-hour recess today disclosure and toe retirement of ed SUtea, Russia, Britain and ing the army. iels of Hebron. Alexei N. KosMin. Would they follow Khrushchev’s pol­ Khrushchev are likely to raise France. Die matron of honor wore an Mjoce that roast icy (d peiMseful coexistence or steer the country on a new, amid optimistic reports of a China's Mao Tse-tung's sUture Russia helped China in early loy a l Circle o f King's Daugh­ aqua taffeta . cocktail length l>orliis photo strike at . the Anaconda among world communist lead­ stages of its nuclear planning.. ters will spemsor a rummage gown designed with scoop neck­ MRS. ANTHONY BALUK JR. radical course t ' ' ' " Today’s announcement did bot Much of .the speculatton. both spondent in the Chinese capital American Brass Co. plant. ers. To toe Chinese, he is al­ sale Tiiesday beginning at 9:30 line, short sleeves and detach­ DELICIOUS, TENDER BEEF — yet priced way down lo reported that observers there The strike began at 6 a.m., ready the top spokesman for say whether China’s test waa Sjn. at Woodruff Hall, Center In the East and Weat, centered held in toe atmosphere or Un­ able floor length overskirt. She the honor attendant's. They car­ mother wore an aqua organza are united in the view that about 90 minutes before the ne­ international Communism. The Congregational Church. Those wore a matching hat with veil on the feeling that at the heart derground. ried bouquets of apricot and dress with matching accessories | [Aease your good s^se of thrift Here*s a i^)ecial of ^^bdab Khrushchev’s fall will result in gotiators decided to receSs until rift between Mao and Khru­ wlsMiig to donate articles for and carried a bouquet of white of Khruabchev’a removal was Red China is not a rigner o f white chrysanthemums. and a white orchid corsage. a boost to Mao’s leadership of 3 p.m. Pickets were stationed at shchev, with the Russian's tile sale may leave them at the and aqua chrysanthemums. Die the bitter Chinese-Soviet conflict someUmes aborUvs efforts to the Limited Nuclear Test l^un Miss Sandra Ferris of Man­ A reception lor 380 was held at I roast that looks and tastes Hke a mfflioo. Better biqr two. and a resulting loss of Soviet the Communist movement. the factory’s gates. ehnrefa Monday night between attendents wore apricot taffeta keep Moscow in tos driver’s Treaty, which bars nuclaar chester was flower girl. She White Eagle Hall. For a motor I prestige in the Communist In Taipei, Formosa, capital of John J. Driscoll, sub-regional testing in all areas except below T end 9. gowns and hats styled to match trip to Florida, Mrs. Baluk wore Qm for now. One to freeze. MmmionimnH-snules ahea(R NaUonalist China, the consenaua seat for toe Communist movs- wore a full length gown of aqua movement. director for tha United Auto ment, was doubtless a factor In toe surface of the earth. ’ ’ taffeta designed with scoop neck­ a blue mohair suit with black | “He accepted an open breach waa that Moscow would stin Workers Union, i s w ^ this his downfall. U.S. Secretary of State Dean line trimmed with lace. She car­ accessories. tai the Communist front rather reject Peking’s view that com Rusk forecast Sept. 23 that Mrs. Baluk is a graduate of I muniam should risk nuclear war statement: The Chinese announcement ried a basket of white and aqua Pinehurst easy to slice boneless U. S, choice oven U.S. Choice or Premium than subscribe to China's theoiy “ Since aufficient progress came as toe new leadersship In Communist Chlitss might scxpi chrysanthemums. Manchester High School and is of the inevitability of war," said for world domination. explode their Srst test devlct, now employed at Manchester roasts. Italy’s Communist party, the was made on all outstanding Is­ Britain is charting (dans to end SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEFT. Andrew Boyko^df East Hart­ the London Dally Express. sues to justify It, both sides that nation's own nuclear deter­ and said "for some time It tjiia ford, served as his cousin’s best Savings and Loan Association. BOTTOM Observers in Tokyo believed largest ■ in Weatem Europe, been known tost tos CMnsse Mr. Baluk is a graduate of Wind­ warned in a communique in have agreed to contlnu* nego­ rent program. man. Ushers were Robert Tay­ the change could pave the way The offlcUl New China News Communists were approeehOlg sor High School and is employed | Rome that it would not support tiations in an effort to arrive at. lor of Coventrj', brother in law EYE OF toward some form of reconcilia­ Agency only quoted a govern­ toe point w h en to w might j|e by Hi-G Electronics. any return to hard-line S ta lii^ an early aettlement." of the bride; Walter Ixikewlcz ROUND tion between the Soviet Union ment statement aaying “ CSUna able to detonate a first n uclsn Jr., Randell Iiikewicz, both cou­ and Red China. It was felt that tacUca by K hni^chev’s succes­ A management spokesman ekploded an atom bomb and devlee.” sins of the bride, and Salvatore ROUND Oiineae Chairman Mao T m - sors. confirmed that progress had thereby conducted successfully The Russians sxtended techni­ $689 Million Paid Boneleas, Lean Pot Roast In Yugoslavia, whose Presi­ Soviet Big Four Become* Big Three Vendrillo Jr., all of Manches­ tung would regard the develop­ been made and that the nego­ its first nuclear test.” cal aid to China for a tone, then Chef Cut Top Round ment as a personal victory, dent Tito has been pro-KImiah- This photo, taken in Moscow’s Bed Sow e last Noyimber ^ow s the top four tiations were proceeding in e ter; Edward Daniels of.Hebron;, NEW YORK — American re­ The Chinese coupled toe ai^ dropped it in the rising dliMcul- and leaving him as international chev, there waa dismay P ~ Party. Nikita KlfrflUKhev,ev, who resigned yester- friendly atmosphere. BINGO Malvin Desilets of Tolland, ‘and ceived $689,000,000 in surgical I men of the Soviet Communist Party nouncement with a long blaat at tlss between Peking and M|» LEAN^ GROUND ROUND STEAK ctmimimism’a most authorita­ among pele in the streets of EVERY FRIDAY 8 PJN. Stanley Sadosy of Windsor. benefits from insurance com­ 8 Comer Cut Rump day, is at left. Others, left to rfrlg h* * t, u e LsonW Brezhnev, new first secretary of About l.SOO workers Npre- toe United States and a call for cow. . * Mrs. Rutsky wore a sea blue panies in 1962, complete fig;ures tive figure. Belgxexle. sented by the UAW are employ­ The broadcast aeeouBt called Communist leaders of Hun­ th e ’party,‘Resident Anastas Alexei Kosygin, new premier. (AP » world summit conferencs ou silk organza dre.ss with match­ now indicate. The total was But Red China r^orted ed at the plant. Owen J. (yNelll, prohibiting and destroying all toe nuclear test "a niAfr MAIN ST^ SOUTH COVENTRY 'Khrushchev's removal with no gary, CxechosiuvaUa, Poland, ing accessories and a white or­ more than 1C per cent more | P hotofax.) president of UAW Local 1078, nuclear weapon*. achievement of the Chineee chid corsage. The brideg;rooih’s than 1961 payments. immadiate comment. The Pek Romania and Bulgaria were said chances for a spttlment people in the strengthening-JM expected to math time until the The statement said China was Fill your freezer at Pine­ big People’s Dally earried the were, promising, despite the de­ forcad to conduct nflclear tests their national dtfensa and ssge- hurst low prices . . . or­ story'1 under the headline new leader make their poHciea guarding of toelr nsotherlaad, known. Obaervers in Visnna felt cision to go ahsad wHh the and develop nuclear weapons. der in advance for freez­ "KhnishebeT steps down." Isbell Loses strike. "Clilna obnnot remain idle and as wsH as a major coatrlliuUDii TOP ROUND SLICES lb. $1.19 The'; Japanese news agency they would at least suspend the Laborites Score er wrapping and freez­ do nothing in the face of toe made by the Chinees peoiSe -to r Try SwlBS Steak for a change# Kyodo reported In a dispateh liheralixatton poUclee they have tte cause of tha defense ^tt iSnsptoftdfjidi T trto ' ^ ‘acreasihC inuclear threat ing. .. from P e l ^ that a aeries of been carrying on te varying Heavy Punch by toeDalted States,” It eroild peace. conferences began In the Chi­ "The euocesB iji (hie .tfst ■ nese Foreign Ministry soon *^^ReSSent' J^bnaon summed THROUGH U. S. choice hindquarters MCHUOHBAD C3TY, N.C. olflelals hang sitid te ------PINEHURST OVEN ROASTS after $ tJn. today. The Kyode up the fe^ings uncertainty um bialbii dS* ^redM Stod ______down 4c to 65c lb. ameng. Weetam leaders, saying (AP) — Tropical storm Isbell, — — nw ■ — 4 • ■^1 certespqndiHit yepeited that tha asrttoeffifce tik ^ na’s workars, engineering ...— •MMal reaetian w is fhaT] ole Change may or may not be a been givin .8 one-yeifr L_ _ technical ^wreeanal, acientlfin WASH PINEHURST TENDBJR Khruahehev’8 ' departure repre- Mgn ef ttutodil or chingea to (A P )-n e Labor party won ------^ ihs ostioMl iim expbrtiMBtgl explosion into WALH penonnkl and an working 9 ^ - t’ork Strips .. . . lb. 55c ed sMiteiiee to w M < ea » bb tsgardM as A mi- f sented a ‘victory tor MiO. north <»rolto. ,Tl, elertion ^ •onnai engaged in koildfaig up SILVER TIP lb. $1.29 (tee Page flttea) Judge LocMs aiupiro. ‘ olear force.' ELECTIORMI CAMPAIGN SPECIALS The Aaghi fiaper’s eqrM today a threat onlyr as a servatives servBkivuB who wim had im u run tM country for 18 Tne ------Arthur Psrrtiult St New to any ease. Red China can be China’a nanonal defense* a* Choose 3 1/2 lb. Chicks in lots of cataylat to renewed flo**«xi»|Laborite o d r '' * " «lender, Harold — * u uWilson, rn — waa ~~ designatod'to form Hartford Was placWI eA p r ^ expected to seMc to become the w«U a* vartott* raglons and which Inundated the area ear­ ^okeam an o f the nuclear chib departmanta throupmit to* PINEHURST BONED AND ROLLBDLLBD 6 . . . lb. 37c '“' a new goveniment. t eouBdry who, under .toe leadar- VBRY LBAN — TBNDBR lier thto week. A 48-year-old Socialist Intel­ edge over the combined forces (B ie Ps«B Tbey.,«,-'j-' ■: fqr.wl)at Is MtneUmss called Um From of Conservativs and liberals. ahlp__ . of,the_____...... -__ party,_____ dtiq^yi a y e i a Year Sees Many Changes IsbeU, downgraded from hur lectual who wants to atxdish txHi' ' worlilG^fhat lying betwean ECONOMY See Mr. O’Neil if you ricane status sariy today, was Returns from 628 of the SiO ■to* united Stas* ahd toe Soviet epM of relying on toelr «wn RUMP OVEN ROAST lb. $1.29 Britain’s Independent' nuclear efforts and maHng eilterprwaig Home Appliances i f l A K - S W I U yrgnt case lots of frozen dhuripatlng as she moved north­ deterrent, Wilson accepted a districts showed: tinioh. Today’s development 1* These ward. Her fate apparently la to ConservaUvs 302 seats, loss endeavon. MAIHP fruits and vegetables. Among W orld Leadership call by Queen BUsabeth n to boimd to' hav4 an effect on toe become part of a winter-type 64. thinking of leaden In Southeaat “ The Central CommlttM -,of form a new Cabinet from the to* Chines* .Communlat P e ^ low-pressure system before slim' Laborite majority In the Labor 316 seats, gain 67. A*U, an area Red China would WASHINOTCN (AP) — Wlth-Wergo a leadership change waa drifting nwthward Into the Vir­ Liberal 6 seats, loss 1. UkS- to dominate. The effect on end to* State eoundl wanaly t.__ _ i•__ v_ let Ibf^^wae new House of Commons. In the past year, reaignationB, India, where Pramier Nehru ginia C^[>es and then move out He Is the youngest British Others none, loss l. ■ueh' ereiul as the uncertain oongrahSato them.” The exclusive elections, assassinations snd died last May.' He was succeed­ over the Atlantic. prime minister of the 20th cen- Victory in a British national ...... ' ■ ■ - - - -1' - Self-Serve Grocery Specials coups have -brought sweeping ed in the position, which no Desirite the presence of the changes to the leadership cf oUtor nmn-bad ever held, by Lsl storm along the *'*WUson’s iwolntm ent came at (See Page Tea) FREE areas received SALE ON KABUKl WHITE TUNA most major world powers snd Bahadur Shaslri. ^ 4 ®“ c**«***®* Pelece less than MAGIC CLEAN' at 4 cans $1.00 many amaller countries. Here is a rundown of some ol Vatican Announces ENDS SATURDAY In the Soviet Union, Khruah- the other changes since last iUrth!!’ N ^ ’ i M eccepted Ois resignation of the Racial Tension chev fell from power after 11 October: minister. Sir FILTER SHURFINE PRUNE PLUMS years near or at the top of the West Germany: Konrad Ads- N ^ i * ^ r o ? h^*®® Douglas-Hwne, SI. In California Commimiat hierarchy. nausr retired 1 ^ Oct. 15 after floodl^ to eastern North Caroll j jjjj, pledge myself m The British election may 16 years as his - natim’s first na. Many counUa In toe 1 my coUeagues to work to- captures lint automatically produce the second leadersh^i cbanceUor. He sfss succeeded ^reMy have been L*ther for toe good of our coun- RICHMOND, Calif. (AP) — change within one year. Con- by Ludwig Erhard. dissstor &TGMI Imcaubg of record I w iiw i hih ate f&c* Negroes and white rioted Thurs­ f l ^ water, within toe p a t two ^ VATICAN CITY (AP)— The Vatican aimounced ^ 2 73' aervative Prime Minister Sir Bast Germany r Premier Otto day night in downtown Rich­ day 'that further changes In Roman Catholic worshiii— automatically cleans itself! Grotewohl died Sept. 21 and was ’"’®®**' ^ am confident we can overcome Alec Douglas-Home, named to mond after a white man was succeed Harold MSMsmillan succeeded by Willi Stoidi. However, the Neuse RlvCr, including provisions to bring priest and people face to Poland: In August, President raging hoodwaters of which % Wilson forecast during toe stabbed and a Negro was face at Mass—will go into effect next March 7. Green Giant Niblets CO R N ...... 6 cans 89c when he retired last October, wounded by bullets- from a pass­ may have to turn the reins of Alekaander Zawadzki of the miles upstrsam had caused dosing tabulations that his par- ' A papsJ-approvea instruction^ ' ^ . Polish Council of State died and major damage earlier tol6 '-ty would -- win • —“ just a- ■ bare------ma­ ing vehicle. ted so that toe service ends with government over to Labor party In what police described as a distributed at the Vatican Ecu­ DUNCAN HINES BUTTERMILK leader Harold Wilson. was succeeded by - Edward week, was within its banks at jority.” That could mean trou­ menical Council spelled out lit­ the postcommunion Messing. , $ 2 5 H a m m o n d Ochab. New Bern’ where toe weather “ tense racial situation,’ ’ about —'niat soma of the prayfra 12c Off Deal In the United States, the Nov. ble ahead.' 76 young whites and Negroes urgy changes aftscUng more 3 elections will determine Italy: Premier Aldo Moro was reported quiet with only Only eight of toe nation’s 630 than 500 million Roman Catoo- now said silently by toe people formed a government last De­ li|^t rain. roamed the Inflamed area for dining Mass he aaid aloud; or PANCAKE MIX whether there will be another House of Commons districts had two hours, hurling rocks and Ucs in the worid. I ^ ^ R L D A U A H cember and, despite sharp criti­ Two shelters set 141 at More still to report when toe Labor- leadership change. President yelling at each other. The changes becoming effec­ cism from opponents, has man­ head City drew 140 persons ites finally ran their total of tive March 7, tos first Sunday of r s t j t national eptoropel with the purchase of an Lb. Box Johnson, seeking a full four- An unconfirmed report aaid year term, is opposed by Re aged to hold power so far. during the night. One at nearby seats to . 816, guaranteeing an O O U t PfNSTBH Lsnt, include lequiremcnts: conferences decide toe text. of Beaufort had only four occu­ the thrown rocks broke a num prayers .said by tbs eimgrega- 3-SPEED, 10-CYCLE WASHER publican presidential nominee Greece: - King ' Paul died ber of car windows. Youths —Thai henceforth altars Barry Goldwater. March S and was succeeded by pants. plaesd in ntwly biiilt churches tlon at Maas. One washing speed for regulars, anothe Small Spareribs 8 lbs. and under ...... lb. 49c The Weather Bureau said wahdering through bars and The worship changes were t HOML APPLIANCE Johnson assumed the presi­ his son, rang Constantine. In restaurants in toe area roughed fact tos peopls so that they cen dency laist Nov. 22 when Presi Febniary, Greek elecUons wind* of toe storm should be no Hunters Set Song Writer follow servicss better. ordMred by m council In Ha for heavy fabrics; still another fwr thos more than 66 miles an hour, but up several persons. No injuries diirmp, this ' ’ Tiny Tender — Morrell dent Jcdui F. Kennedy was as­ brotii^t George Papandrsou to were reported from these Incl —That toe priest face the extra delicate things you may have hes 1 1 people when reading toe epis­ (See Page Ten) New From BARBECUE SPARE RIBS sassinated. (See Page Two) dents, however. tnted to wadi in a washer before. BIG SALE Anothsr major power to un (tee Page Twelve) For Opening •WllUe Fry, 46, a Negro, was Cole P o r te r tle snd goqwl, now read with — r ’— — ;— Arnold •Filters up to lOO^g more water tlia. 2 lb$. and under with no breast bone admitted in serious condition to to* priest fa o l^ toe altar and Colombian Coffee Contra Coeta County Hospital in with his back to toe congrega­ other wadiers. SAVE! lb. 65c iTomorrow Martinez with bullet wounds In ) e a d at 71 tion. Orange Raisin —That toe last gospel and •suns WASH for heav- Bread his neck and leg. BuUetiDa Center Pork Chops ...... lb. 89c- HARTFORD (AP)— Connec­ Rlchard Blhr, 39, of San Fran­ gANTA MONICA. Calif. (AP) prayera alter ICaae M elimina­ Hysoaeddothes. ^ FREE cisco, was sent to Kaiser Hospi­ - Ckile Portsr, one of the 20th CvDiad fraoi AP Wini( N ew From ticut’s upland game hunting (HIRNEWIOW Semi-Boneless PorkLRbast...... lb. 55c tal In OaklSito with stab wounds century’s great oompoeers and Johnson season opens tomorrow half an of toe back.' lyricists, died Thursday night at BRAVO hour before sunrise (6:36 a.m. Police Lt. Fay Hawkins gave a Santa Monica hospital where Y o g fi Out VIET NAM AOnON , PRICfSON W ashable BDT). this account of toe incident: he underwent kidney, surgery SAIGON .SwiOi Vtot N t e Floor W a x Species which may be hunted (}ct. 18. He was 71. A* Manager (AP) — yiBleswsSss alriMsne WAl / z through WASHDAY include pheasant, chukar par­ (See Page Four) Doctors said Porter “ simply aoldtem oanght e m a ^ New From Hill’s tridge. ruffed grouse, gray stopped breathing.” ‘Hiey did Vist Caag force ks the seath- squirrel, cottontail rabbit and not give an offlelal cause of Regular and Hot N E W Y O R K (AP) — en SeMa n«kw leday quail. death hut said Poetor’s gsneral 'UEed at leaet 64 SPECIAL CliOROX Chili Sauce 59c physical condition, svsn befors Y ogi B a m win not ra« Oscar Mayer The first segment of to* wa­ V.&mllltary terfowl season also opens to­ lio was admitted to toe hospital turn as numager of tha The kettle, sSgl Fresh From The News Tidbits SepL 22 for a routine checkup pennant • winning Naw morrow at simrlse. ~ ^ ^SPEEDS-S-CYCLES Ocean Theodore B. Bampton, Direc­ from tha AP Wirae was poor. YoiA Yankaaa, climaxteg Ity j; An infection from a. kidney * Bl«aeh DispMssr Swoidfish lb. 79c BACON lb. 69c tor of toe Board of Fisheries an nnpraaadantad WoHd ■lets In two deys afflhe and Game, said that pre-season stone flared up after he waa mt VM Nam’S wSf ~ Save 24c O ysters admitted, necessitating toe Sarias aftarmathl * Wofmr L«v«l Control pheasant stocking has been well President Johnson scbedulea I • ieftadto Littlenecks * 5 Wmh-RInM Tomps just for coming in! under way. By tom orrow,. he meetings with top advisors la surgery. Tha aniHNUicamant was _ sa 15 9 ------the Soviet field today to dls- Only his special nurse was at In the seettered Hshllng. From Keebtor. .. aaid, over one-third of some his bedside when he stopped nu$da today at a praaa * Doubk PoreoMn Tub CUB* sudden shift in leadership ersmeat leesee hi 18 your choice of Lean Chuck Ground or 8 in 38,000 pheasants to be liberated breathing. Outside toe door eonfaranea only a faw Presidential tola season Will have been and the end of Khrushchev’s kettle were gtvso i 4 cookies - 4 boxes 1 blend of Beef . . . Pork were his chauffeur and valet hours aftar it was dis- $ stocked oii lands open to public ru le.. .Federal judge queatlone wounded, hi leperta 1.00 Porter waa the author of aqni: doead that Johnny WALL MAP 51c Nsbisco’s Bake Shop V eal. hunting. , prooednree ef Connecticut sen­ PRICES J tence review board after prison hiU such as "Might and Day,” Kaana had quit as mans- Coconut Macaroons The board’s' game biologists stage musicals Including "Kiss PLANS CANCELED Witli pM tu' • ■> 40q 8 Lb. Lots 75c lb. predict that opening day proe- inmate, aeeking reduction in gar of tha.WogId Cham' START ^ Lb. sentence, instead had it length­ Ms Kate,” end did the music pects for hunting will be about WASHINaTOK (AT) AT o T u 11 Lj S P i «■ *1 u 1 • ' 11 s ened. and lyrics for ’sijbh films' Ss pion St. Louis Cardinals. pcif ’ / (iM ihcition*. u ful the same as last year. President Johnson signs Into fligh Society.” 11ia Cards dafaaitad Bar- The board has also announced His was a familiar face in the trnuH of Vnlufjblf law a bill guaranteeinjg somi ra’s Yankaaa in a hard- Manchester’s Largest and Oldest TV, that toe 2,000-acre Stone Ranch cafe society circles of Europe Increase for every veteran or fought aavan-gama i Beedy, Y Radio, Record Appliance Store "li'ction If if Of motioti too' U .S . GRADE A Public Shooting Area will be veteran's Widow now recelvta snd toe United Stotes. Hq was LONG ISLAND closed to hunting opening day a pension under federal ve born a mllUonalre, m i ^ andto- riaa. POTATOES 10 lbs. 49' and on all Saturday* through­ erans' pmslon program. .Chair­ er fortune from a fabulously B«rra has aceaptad a out ^ *ea*on. man (>Uar repofts House ju­ successful musical carsar, and , aaw two-yaar aontract in The ckwure i* necessary be­ diciary suboommittee’s probe ef was toe close friend of scores of tha Yankaa argnnhmGon i'.' *' cause o f military maneuver* Jnettoe Department IsnH Ukeljr the world’s celebrities. I ' vfofjr ITeoiy find'to Day on Campaign Trail plannSd for toe area on week­ to get underway before innonry Porter’s life was so uniformly as a spadal Hah) eonsult- end* throughout the fall. Stone ...Preeldeat Johnson sim as successful that, wfwa Hollywood ant nndar Blans- Pnsidciit and Mrs. Johnsim show affects of a long day of cam paigi^ ag they G m m tX Open Thurs. and Ranch, iomted In Lyme and had no laformntlon on Walter made a film of ms life — "Night Igar Balpk Bfiuk, who' pinehurst Grocery Inc. Slump in car 8«»t» aftar attending giant rally at Ma^wn Square Garden last East Lyme, wUl he opwi to Jenklna M («e aneato boeama and Day." atarrte Oary Orantj h Potterton’s F rl. tiU 9 The band between them is that ef RebMrt F. Kenney, ^ hunter* from lioDdays through puMlo that wwM laai him to as Pertor, la aW tha ' 130 CENTER ST.^OR. OF CHURCH—MANCHESTI^R ^ gg tbgy head lor La Guardia Airport and

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