'^'1, ' V Vv * - PAGE THniTY-TWO MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1964 iKanrh^Bti^r lEitpning H^raliii Average Daily Net ProM Ron " The Weather Fse the Wsek1. ENO^AND night in an order solidly infiltration. But these were con­ are reminded to bring a humor­ ing the membership on the supports a clean civilian gov­ day and escaped with an May Request MRA from its present five to SPECIAL PURCHASE backing the young generals ernment, when necessary it still tingent on the existence of a ous grab bag gift. Male guests stably South Vietnamese re­ undetermined amount of are welcome. nine. LUMBER CO . who purged the High Na­ has the task of acting as an in­ XMAS CARDS However, the proposal was termediary to settle all disputes gime. cash. 32-Man Crew Sought, tional Council Sunday. Amerlc.an officials said that Leave Before SINGLE or BY BOX Kiwanis Club will be enter­ temporarily abandoned, pend­ "A t the Green" 649-S201 OF FABULOUS and differences if they create a Four employes and one cus­ GIFT WRAPPINGS ing the outcome of a similar Khanh pointedly warned since the military dissolution tomer—and an 18-month-old boy tained by the Round Table situation favorable to the com­ Sunday of the High National Singers of Manchester High expansion proposal in Bristol. against foreign intervention in mon enemies; communism «uid —were in the bank at the Ume. Pension Date Vietnameae affairs and made it (Council, South Viet Nam’s pro­ Police said the two men, wear­ Captain Leaves Ship ARTHUR DRUe School tomorrow noon at Man­ The Bristol move has been colonialism in any form,” visional legislature, a stable chester Country Club. Robert challenged and will be heard in clear he would not go along with Khanh said. ing gray sweatshirts with hoods, American demands that the government has not existed and entered the bank on Route #9 By SOL COHEN Vaters will conduct. G. Albert Superior Court next month. GIFT ROBES Khanh’s speech presumably planning talks are indefinitely Pearson, retired mu.sic depart­ On Dec. 1 the board of di­ purge be undone. was broadcast partly to allay at 10:08 a. m. , JUNEAU, Alaska (AP)—The wreckage of a freight­ in abeyance. Both men, their faces partial­ General Manager Rich­ ment head of MHS and organ­ rectors appointed Jack Gold­ LECLERC Just unpacked! Spanking new robes . . . *’We make sacrifices for the rumors sweeping Saigon that he No talks of any kind were held er has been discovered in the storm-swept Aleutian ard Martin plans to seek a iser of Round Table, will be a berg, a Democrat, to the term country’s independence and the had been arrested. Normally ly covered by the hoods, went CHMt-BMMLED TO ORDER AT you will find brushed fleece quilted cot­ today between U.S. Ambassador behind the counter and took the Islands, but searchers have been unable to find any of ! leave of absence, leading guest. Members are Invited to vacated by Thornton. FUNERAL HOME tons, tafettas, satins and those favorite Vietnamese people’s liberty, but reliable sources reported earlier Maxwell D. Taylor and ranking bring guests, too, end sons and Goldberg is a partner of Dem­ not to carry out the policy of that Khanh had been ousted money from a teller’s box. its 32 crewmen and four lifeboats. I toward retirement, some- quilted nylon.s, Kodel filled. Duster Vietnamese, civilian or mili­ ' Then, police said, the pair The 521-foot Liberian ve.ssel?’------daughters are preferred. ocratic Director Robert Stone in FUNERAL length or for that elegant look . . . any foreign country,’ ’ Khanh from his post as commander in tary. time within the coming ■mm the construction firm of Stone said in a radio addrass to the chief and soon might be leaving fled through the front door and San Patrick, bound for Japan Siiloln Pit No 38 Since a one-hour meeting Sun­ of his crew had abandoned ship, floor length. Choose from all the de­ made their getaway in a black with a load of grain, went year, The Herald learned Mias Mary O’Connor, daugh­ and Goldberg. nation. the country. But indications to­ day with four of the young gen­ the captain of the crippled ter of Mr. and Mrs. John SERVICE lightful pastels you love or atunning car. aground Thursday on a reef off today. GIANT The incumbent members of high fashion colors in prints or solids. The ex-premier pledged the night were that he was firmly in erals, Taylor has had no direct American freighter Smith Voy­ O. Conner of 18 Gorman Place, the MRA, all holdover appoint­ \VALTER N. the saddle, at any rate on close It was the 23rd holdup of a Ulak Island 120 miles west of ! Martin, who will reach hia Exquisite satin, lace or ribbon details. continued support of the armed contact \idth any of them. The bank or savings and loan asso­ ager battled to keep her afloat ' minimum pension retirement and Miss Mary Pierce, daugh­ ments of the general manager, LECLERC working terms with the young U.S. mission has made even Adak. in the turbulent Atlantic. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sizes 32-40. forces for civilian Chief of State ciation in Connecticut this year The 10,000-ton converted tank­ age of 60 on Nov. 18, 1965, are: Keith, president of the G.E. Director Phan Khac Suu and Premier generals. preliminary talks between the There was little he could do STEAK 99' Pierce of 18 Bowers St., took —and the second in Wolcott. er, manned mostly by a crew asked Town Counsel Indng SANDWICH Keith Furniture C o.; Arthur E. U.S. spokesmen had no imme­ ambassador and the young gen­ 23 Main Street, Manchester Tran Van Huong, but reserved On Sept. 18, the Wolcott office for his 7,600-ton ve.ssel, how­ RICHARD MARTIN Aronson, several months ag;o, active parts in the annual Srhith. a vice president of Pratt diate comment. Americans said erals contingent on the surren­ from Spain, left Vancouver, ever, so Capt. Frederick W, Christmas dinner and dramatic the right of the armed forces to of the Waterbury Savings Bank B.C., Dec. 9 for Yokohama. for advice concerning the pos­ O N B O M A N 2A B t W and Whitney Division of United Call 649-5869 privately it looked as if the big der to the custody of civilian Mohle took to a rescue ship / Wm MISD club production "Play for the change governments if they felt —one - quarter of a mile away Three SOS dlstres.s calls were sibility of taking a leave of ^ • wnmwe Aircraft; Francis P. Handley, t o things were getting out of hand. showdown had come. officials of aU political prisoners Monday with three crewmen Season of Christ’s Nativity" 17.99 from the branch hit today—was sent from her Thursday night, absence before that time with- ' American officials said the arrested Sunday. who had stood at his side. Open 7 Days 11:30-0 recently giiven at St. Joseph This was a direct challenge to held up for |3,6(X). saying she was aground in a Three Saved out jeopardizing his pension S87 West Middle Turnpike College,- West Hartford. storm with waves-20 to 30 feet The 459-foot ship, its hull rights. cracked at the .seam under the ’Copter Crash high, blown by wind of more From Mine, Aronson reportedly ad'vised than 40 knots. pressure of a shifting grain car- that a request for a leave of ab­ Meeting Today in Texas ITee Dram POUND RIDGE, N. Y. (API— wallowed atop 2,000 fathoms BOTH . helicopter of the type the The Tetshuho Maru, a J a i« -' white-capped water Mondav sence, accompanied by a state­ ment of intention to retire as of Army is using in South Viet nese ore carrier, raced to the 78 miles souteast of Bermuda. Fourth Dead ' f ^ l Y Of a Lass scene, and the Navy tug Tawak- the November datd, would be a Nam crashed in a northern Mohle was still at the scene, STORES ROBES SECOND FLOOR Westchester County field last onl from Adak joined the proper procedure. LBJ, Military Chiefs GLAS(30W, Scotland search, but they found nothing. watching from the Coast Guard WILKES-BARRE. Pa. (AP) Although Martin has had no night. An Air Force major was cutter Rockaway and refusing (A P )—Mary Gilchrist gave killed and two passengers were An oil slick and pieces of lum­ — Three of four men survived a formal discussions with the to give up hope that his vessel OPEN birth to an eight pound Injured. , ber which might have come cave-in at a coal mine. The board of directors about his in­ AIRWA' could be saved. A tug on the fourth, burie ' under some 60 to baby girl last night in the from a ship were found two tention to retire, it is kno'wn A Stewart Air Force Base way to try to tow her and her Scan Defense Budget barroom of a crowded pub. spokesman identified the man days later. 70 tons of coal more than 300 he has had informid discussions 10,000-ton cargo to port wasn't EVERY With her husband, Joe, killed as Maj. Robert L. Mein- Sunday the pilot of a Navy feet underground, was declared with Mayor Francis Mahoney, Mary, 29, had stepped out hold. 38, of Stratford, Conn. search plane reported seeing expected to arrive until Thurs­ , , i who has expressed his own ap- JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)—President Johnson for a quiet drink believing The civilians were identified the “ badly battered’’ wreckage, day. SUle mines officials said to- proval for the leave of absence NIGHT her child was due around as Rudolph Optiz, 64, (1606 A search for survivors cen­ Four members of the 42-man day workers would continue dig­ plan. went over the Defense Department budget today with crew died and 34 were rescued ging on a snow-swept mountain­ nevor before...such Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara and mem­ New Year’s Day. Hinkles Ave.) Stratford, and tered in islands northwe.st of OOP Town Chairman Fran- The hubbub in the bar Leslie Middaugh, 27, a Naval Ulak. Lifeboats would have by a German freighter Sunday side near this eastern Pennsyl­ FAIRWAY TILL bers of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. was suddenly stilled by Reservist of Wilbar Drive) drifted in that direction if they after Mohle’s order to abandon vania community for the body ‘ (See Page Twelve) thrilHng sound from a McNamara and the military^ Joe’s frantic yell; “Help, Stratford. were launched. ship. of Lawrence Malachefskl, 87, of leaders of the Pentagon flew to tial assistant for science and nearby Plymouth. my wife’s having a baby!” A witness said the aircraft Nothing about the plight of the True to the tradition of the the LBJ Ranch from Washing­ technology, said today Johnson Bartender John Findlay was coming in for a landing at sea, on which he has spent more They said workers would keep HAS IT! ton for final decisions on who la “ determined that we are ship was made public by the digging an underground tunnel I Inaugural Fete raced across the road to a dusk near Kitchawan Lake when Navy and Coast Guard until the than 40 of his 69 years, the Ger­ STEREO PORTABLE gets how much in the fiscal year going to maintain tha leader- in an effort to reach the body, a ' drug store and came back it crashed. One survivor was Alaska agent for Lloyd's of Lon­ man-born skipper had stayed WE'RE RESTOCKING starting next July"^ ihip” in scicnca and technology. with two women clerks in quoted as saying the engine had with his ship. So did his third task they estimated would take Preparations don tipped the Anchorage Times several days. Malachefskl was Accompanying McNamara Homig has been sitting in on time to assist in the final “ cut out" at a&>ut 200 feet. mate and two seamm. DAILY—! Monday. caught directly beneath Mon­ the magnificent gift that keeps on giving! FASHIONABLE GIFT were (Jen. Earle G. Wheeler, the budget conferences at the stages of the deliv^jjy^ ..^ Air Force said an investi- Mohle’s wife, Elly, 54, com ­ Are on Scheduli ranch. ambulance arrived ta'li'Orti r wlll be conducted by the HT' ‘Waahlngton, D.C., a day’s rock fail, mines officials chairman of the Joint Qiiefs; spokesman for the Coast Guard mented from their home in Hornig said the government is icy with jurisdiction over the explained. The three others Turnpike Plaea Gen. Ha,rold K. Johnson, Army mottier and child off to the said the position of the vessel Queens: “ It’s what he felt he ware some feet away. WASHINGTON (AP) — chief Adm. David L. spending about $15 billion a hospital wliile Joe, 40, had raft. It was not known had to do. A captain stays with 978 Main St. 706 Middle given in its original distress Two of the men had been Preparations are on schedula ' V M 8d m o ■‘■What’s the capital of joined his partner when France France?” ' Pete from the mine, there was BUCK A VMT IMPROVEMENT IN THE RE-CREATION Opponents of various provi­ House and redistrlcting the Sen­ Hospital. ' .showed signs of resistance, po­ "Merry ChristnNk'a evidence of another movement. sions in the bill were prepared ate. Dr. Sterling Taylor, New Ha­ Mullish was taken aback. MOHAIRS lice said. ■■That's not the kind of question We quickly made Pete as safe OF_Mtf«C...YOU MUST HEAR IT TO BELIEVE IT I to introduce amendments during Meanwhile, Republican state ven area medical examiner, A brief scuffle followed, they The 5- and 6*^ r-olds from as we could by placing some New shipment, hand knitted in lUly. Kitten soft, cuddly mohair chairman A. Searle Pinney was said the victims died o f smoke Public School 166 in Manhattan I had in mind,” he said. B m solid state components (guaranteed B years) pro- the debate scheduled today. .said, before one of the men timber and braddish work to News Tidbits in the softest pastels imaginable, or if you prefer in a tweed Pinney said he anticipated no planning a similar meeting with inhalation. were guests at the Atomic Ener­ "Whnt happens when a com­ fired a shot that hit the ceiling. puter gets sick?” asked a boy. protect him from another fall.” Mde tan times the efficiency of comparable tube sets or deep fashion color. V-necks or cardigans, these sweaters major troubles in the House, 8 group of GOP town ehairrhen The Harris woman’s hair was The two were seen escaping gy CJommission’s Computing There were other falls, how­ from the AP+Wiret. ...NO damaging chassis heat— i^o troubje! Closed, It make the perfect gift. Sizes 34-40. however. He said he expected in Newington, ablaze as Strona wak carrying and Applied Mathematics Cen­ “ Computer doctors take it in a car that was later identified apart and fix it,” Mullish re­ ever, and state and local mine looks like beautiful slim fine luggage. Opened, it brings that the bill would p«t8S. The two chairmen planned to her out. by lie license number as having ter pf the Courant Institute of officials ordered the rescuers If it clears the House today, discuss with the local leaders Mathematical Sciences. sponded. you a new world of thrilling wusic. Powerful stereo been stolen in New Britain, po­ Then came a far-out question out several times before it was Former Premier Fanfanl the bill will go to the Demo-, proposals for reapportlon- WATERBURY rAP)—Kath­ lice said. They heard a lecture from decided to go in over the top of withdraws from Italian presi­ amplifier, four speakers—6* x 9* oval plus 3* in each embroidered 8.99 cratically - controlled Senate. It ’ment that are being to.ssed leen Dooley, about 56, died to­ Henry Mullish, an operations from an inquisitive boy: Lottery Bill “ How much fuel does a rdeket the cave in, a hazardous but dential race but hia party’s of­ stereo channel. And, the fabulous Micromatic Player will not be ready for action in around in bi-partisan leadership day in a fire in the living room as.sociate. who told them a com­ succes.sful undertaking, Stat­ ficial nominee, Giovanni Leone, that chamber until after Janu­ conferences. 'of her home. HARTFORD (AP) — State puter can add up 250,000 num­ need to get into space?” M s your aaoerds last a llfatimal Cany-In service guar­ White Lie® whispers your SECOND FLOOR Rep. John A. Miseikoski, D- Mullish was on guard. kewicz------said. |, is still far from victory „ . ary when the Legislature re­ There is a major difference in Fire officials said the woman bers in a second. He also invited Byczkowskl was carried to an I car, which may hava apparently fell asleep in a stuf­ “ I think that's a government anteed 1 year. turns from a 10 • day holiday, the approach the two parties questions. underground first aid station been used in Paterson N.J. bfinlc fed chair in her living room,, (See Page Two) Mullish asked the first ques- secret," he replied. “ Also what message naturally.., reces?. are taking to the question of put on a stretcher, then placed truck holdup, found wlfibln (M y Iron Mi|Bayox—because the exclusive election of representatives in yie and that a ■ lit cigaret touched kind of fuel." The House was scheduled to In a mining car and brought to blocks of robbery scene . '. *' Mlcroniatic Record Flayer banishec disoemlble big cities. off the blaze. meet at 11 a. m. today but the the surface. Mother of three killed when efil* noord and atylu* wear—ftt DkusHMd Styhn is it’s made with Light-fill session was not expected to get With a city such as Hartford, She lived alone in the four-' The mine, the Franklin (Jol- ^ ^ ______room apartment at 24 Wooster plunges off bridge in Akrao,- IlOytan. under way until much later. liery, is operated by Pagn"lti ohtorTs montl^"a(ter heV'hue- (8«e Page Twenty-Seven) St. In other action at the Capitol Enterprises, a firm which pro­ band was killed in a traffic ac­ vided much of the equipment; ENJOY IT NOW— Como m diul thnoso ffom oui wide cident . . . U.S. offlolhls eixpreea W h i t e L ie * used In the dramatic rescue o f ' confidence agreement on NATO selection of IVlagn.ivox consoles .uni Poit.ible Stereo nuclear force oou' be reached la . . . puces start at only (See Page Twenty-Three) 1966 . . . Lyndal Led Mead, Miss Pape’s Christmas Message America of 1960, to be wed Sheer Flattering Hosiery Saturday, in Memphis .to . Dr. Algeria Say 8 John J. Shea;, V A TIP AM r.TTY (A P ) __ ■erace and devote part of the<8>famlly, resulting in pride, mis- Fund . . . Navy contract fent , J^elightfimn VAilUAi'S V/H X «vpln«iviiim riiscrinilna- CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS: funds saved for a fight on pov trust, exclusivism. discrinilna- Tshombe Just ments raise 857,143 for Jtanny Pope Paul VI, in a Christ­ erty. tion and somelimes even (Connecticut police depart-' OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. You can feel the differonee in "Light-fiU". . . at elote by Berkshire mas message to the world, Pope Paul’s speech was a call I'lppression. j ‘Straw Man’ helicopter prodU^ton awarded to nature at you can come. The feathery light teeret tonight called for an end to for harmony among men based Militarism : We cannot help ; to Slrkorsky Aircraft. . 'Three it Quitted Dacron SS* fluff that addt eurvet die- FOR BEAUTIFUL LEGS on a greatly broadened democ­ being alarmed at a militarism | former defease deportment ef- SATURDAY TO 5:30 P.M. racism, nationalism, pov­ no longer focuseed on the legiti­ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. erectly. Machine washable... stays whits. racy. ficlals plead iimaoent to charg­ She«r log flattery - . . . is what she will erty and social iriequality “ Democracy, to which all mate defense .of the countries (AP) — Algeria charged today es of «nbezzling more than among all mankind. / mankind today appeals, must concerned or on the mainte­ that (Congolese Premier Moise 5i7,000 in government funds. Pick a color. . . pick white, black, beige, blue, say the moment she sees them! Subtle In what he called “ our pro- take on a more universal as­ nance of world peace, but tend­ Tshombe is “ a straw man” Hlot of Congolese air foioa TESTED—ADJUSTED—DELIVERED—SERVICED pink „ . . .'tbi1i‘'Dacron*-nylon-cotton shades in seamed or seamles styles. Flat ^gTam,” the Roman Catholic pect, which will trai)scend ail ing rather to build up stockpiles placed la power by foreigpi in­ bomber claims he. knotdeed ‘hut pontiff offered the services of the obstacles that stand in the of weapons, a process which terests, and that, the United 15 trucks in convoy ^ragmenOy BY OIB bwN MECHANICS bandeau comes in all the wanted lingerie shadee. or micro mesh knits, proportioned the Roman Catholic Church “ to way of the effective brotherhood induces men to make mutual States and Belgium have given hauling supplies to I^rcra® stretch front insert breathes with you. lengths. Sizes 8 V2 - 11. sustain the efforts of men of of all men,” he said. fear the treacherous and inhu­ hirn arn.s to crush the people. Congolese rebels... Indonesian FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 , gqod will 'to promote the com­ man basis of world peace. The accusation was made in j^m tdent Sukarno says fie A cup, 82-86 — B cup, :S-38 He referred to “the obstacles mon good, to bring about uni­ which, continue to stand in the —Social inequality: "Can we the Securitv Council by Ambas­ id^eiT the American people but MATCHING GARTER BELT versal peace, and the brother­ way of human brotjtierhood,” in this tragic list of obstacles to sador Tew’flk Bouattoura,- who sotfletl^e he dlslj|kes U.S. pOl- hood of all men.” , f find outlined them in'this ifian- human brotherhood ignore the assailed the U,S;-Belglan rescua The Christmas message, the ner: ’ barrier of class, still a very real mission at <.8tanleyviUe laat Ckiimsei for form er Prime second in Pope Paul’s 18-month- -^Nationalism divides peo­ source of bitterness in modern month as a “ horrendous ac­ Minister Sir Alec |)o«gla»> ’ Home argUee In court that 2.00 HOSIERY— MAIN FLOOR old reign, was recorded.for tele­ ples, putting them in opposition society? We know well enough tion.” '*• vision and radio broadcast by to one anoUier. This enemy of the enormoils and seenalngly ' U,B. Ambassador Adlal B. Conununist Party in Britain ill the Vatican radio and networks human brotherhood la today insoluble difficulties which lie Stevenson expressed regret at not entitled to broodcaet Wtofi throughout Europe and else­ gaining strength. We appeal to across the path of freedom and what he called the “ verbal vio­ in British elections... White OPEN m t 9KM) where. govemm'enta and peoples to be friendship in social life. But, fo; lence” In the Algerian rspre- minister, the Rev. Frank W. ■lANOlUBSTBR’S (MOB8T AND LARGEST TV, RADIO, HOUSE &. HALE > He renewed in his speech the watchful and to moderate this our part, we will never grow .sentatlvs’s speech. He repeated Hutchinson, to become poetot ^ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER appeal for disarmament he facile instinct of prestige and tired of urging love for one’s earlier statements that the of Itoieigh (N. a) N a m r a RECOltD AND APPLIANCE STORE . i made ■after seeing the poverty rivalry, for It can onca again neighbor as the basic principle Stanleyville operaUon woe pure­ Preabytorlan Church JoaTP l of a Bombay, In ^ , Mum ear- prova fatal. of any truly humah society ” Carol-][-nlaying Computer provides Christmas cheer for pupils of P.S. 106 in New ly humanitarian and had reinilt withw a n bopeac o p e s of'cc' "huUdyt-f -puKai; 'iBO CMTIR STMMT COIINiR OP. CHURCH Bar 8ila month. —Racism sepermtes and op­ P o ^ PW|I Un4c bp tlM UlMM Yopje,. The IBM electronic— ______device blhiked , . lightfl — to ap^l out meflj«ges of the poses the branches (8m Page maven) ^ liMt appeal he arged 8ie season m as echoing favorite Songs. 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P A G I TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERA1J>^MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY. DECEMRER 22, 1964 MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1964 PAGE t h e b e

an evening of Christmas de­ ahead, 80 klndergartners are Hospital Notes Coventry' Heater Overheats Sheinwold on Bridge Hebron light to end at 9 p.m. "A expected to enter in the fall of Westhill Party Strong Winds Damaging Humphrey Studying Rights Blessed, happy and Holy (Christ­ 1966, with a 'dropping off In mas and a Happy New Tear to numbers up to 1968, with fu­ Vialtlii|f houra are t to 8 p.m. Three trucks of the Town Koffh dealtr . . . Held Saturday OOV1UQB10U8 PLAY Both sMm vuteenU* All,” says Mrs. Genevieve Boy- ture increase expected. To Boulder, G>lo., Homes la all areas exceptllng materni­ Fire Department answered RI8K8 CONTRACT NORTH And Need for New Agency Builder Gets Fire Auxiliary Gift of $427 an alarm at the Manchester ington, grange lecturer. School nurse Mrs. Harry H. ty where they are 2 to 4 p.m. By ALFRED SHElSWOUI * 105 Roles in the ’IMuggsy” cast KirkhEun reports hearing tests The residents of Westhill and 6:S0 to 8 p.m. and private High School about 9 this xy A J 1042 WA8HINOTON (AP) Ssn. Gardens were feted at a (Christ­ 9 f TRK ABSOCXAtiED P R E S S ^ o rth e m Idaho Rockies were on morning. National Men’s Team Champion and Housing; the will be taken by: Fred Boying- were given to first graders and rooms where they are 10 a.m. Will Buy ISew Resuscitator More than a hudred years O Q94 B ubsrt H. Humphrey, who will Contract for ton, Muggsy; Ehner, Ken Por- klndergartners in the elemen­ mas dinner party Saturday Winds up to 100 miles an hour the way to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Arriving at the ecene, munity Relations Sbridee in have passed since the Charge * AK8.__ coordinate federal civil rights the Commerce Department; tw; Wilbur, Paul Blow; Betty tary school In November, also evening at the CoYrununIty roared through Colorado today In the summer resort town of not to smoke Iq patients’ firemen found emoke ema­ m KAST efforts after be becomes tdee and caused extensive damaite in Weott, Calif., some 600 residents A gift of a check for $427^ First Congregational Church, of the Light Brigade, but to­ and the soon-to-be created Low, Evelyn Blow; Mrs. Me^ - vision tests of 146 pupils. In Building, Bluefield Dr. Mrs. rooins. No more than two visi­ nating from an overheated ♦ 14^ president next month, says he Post Office weU, mother, Olive W arner; Mr. both cases retests were to be the university city ot Boulder. fled their homes as the Eel Riv; the Rev, James R. MacArthur, day's bridge players are still try­ xy QaC749 Equal Employment Opportunity Mary D. Ross was master of tors at one time per patient. from the Women’# Auxiliary to motor in a heater in the ing to outdo the noble Six Hun­ . 9 iiv'pea to know within 10 days Mapwell, Dad, Russell Ander­ given before any further meas­ Two persona were hurt. er rose toward a record creat. pastor; Junior Pilgrim Fellow­ hallway on the Brookfield 0 KIC5S o A n Ckimmlssion. The winds blew off roofs, de­ The community was under S Coventry Volunteer Fire As­ dred in senseless courage. An whether the Job will require Besides coordinating federal Alfred D. Ooldstein, of Para­ son; and director, Marjorie ures were considered neces­ ceremonies. She recently re­ PatienU Today: 24S ship with Second Church youth S t side of the building. The th J7643 * Q52 creation of a new supervisory stroyed fences and knocked nut feet of water and Weather Bu­ sociation has made possible the gtx>up, leaving at 6:30 p.m. to­ example comes to us from a SOUTH agencies, Humphrey said he dise Farm, has been awarded Porter. Hie committee In sary. signed from the Manchester ADMITTED YESTERDAY; problem was solved by cut­ recent international exhibition agency. charge is Mrs. Genevieve Boy- Housing Authority because she power lines for several hours in reau officials predicted the riv­ purchase of a new 4'8ht-weight morrow from vestry to go ting the electrical circuit 4 AQ87432 would work with state and local the contract for building a new Mrs. Theresa Martin, 89 Lenox xy K 3 Humphrey said In an Inter­ officials. ington, Mrs. Milton Brown, Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald has left the MEUichester area. Boulder and outlying areas. One er would reach 27 feet, nearly 10 resuscitator for the ambulance. Christmas caroling, and Christ­ and allowing the motor to match. post office In ToUEUid, Rt. 74, in wall of the University of Colora­ feet above flood level. That St,; Mrs. Barbara RoTian, 34 North dealer • O 102 view that he is conducting “a "Wo want to be sure 'we're Maralyn Porter and Russell An­ Hebron correspondent. Miss Mrs. Mary St. Lawrence tmd • The new equipment wrlll be in mas Eve candlelighting service, cool. very detailed study" of exletlng do cyclotron building was blown mark was reached in the disas­ Clinton St.; Mrs. Dali Beck­ 11:30 p.m. Thursday sanctuary. Both sides vulnerable 109 doing all we can to improve the an area where a shopping cen­ derson. Susan B. Pendleton, telephone her committee, soiSisted by Sen­ with. 69 Laura Dr., Bolton; addition to the present piece of Opening lead—Nine of Hearts North East Seadi W m t federal prognuns in an effort to ter is also being plEumed. I t is Figures on Children 228-8454. down. Jefferson Airport, east of trous floods in Northern Califor­ equipment which requires two The Pastor’s Council of the administration of the law and to ior Girl Scout Troop 610 with Boulder, reported 100 m.p.h. nia in 1955. Dennis George. Wapplng; Miss church will meet at 8 p.m. to­ West opened the nine of 1 xy PsM 1 4 see how best to "Eissure prompt make sure It’s not arbitrary,” sjtated that quarters of the new The annual enumeration of Mrs. Michael Parsons, troop Elizabeth McLagan, 65 Oxford men to handle when giving am­ 1 NT Pass 4 « A1 Plu and direction action to those building will be 2,267 feot,, winds. Denver also had high The Humboldt County Sher­ bulance service. morrow at Kingsbury House. hearts, and dummy's ten held Humphrey said. He said he was children shows that there are Pay Low in Jordan leader, served a turkey dinner wind.s, but no damage was re­ iff's Office al.so said 400 re.sl- St.; Mrs. Miriam Schwartz, 21 St. M ary’s Oiurch, the Rev. White House the first trick. Not a bit fright­ whose civil rights have been pEullcularly concerned with the square, with a 216 square foot’ 1,159 children In the town, from to 100 residents. The Housing Cold Spring Dr., Vernon; Mrs. The same check will also denied." need for "uniformity of pattern, platform «md a parking and ported. dents fled their homes in make po.ssible the purchasing of Bernard J. Foster, pastor, and ened by the opening lead, de­ under one year and up to 17 AMMAN, Jordan — Unskilled Authority board members and In Wyoming, a snowstorm Pepperwood and about 300 per­ Helen Wilson, 31 Eldrldge St.; the Rev. Robert B. Lynch, as­ clarer led a trump from dum­ He meets today with Justice regulation and administration. maneuvering area of 6,850 years, 648 occurring in 7-16 age their wives were guests of hon- Ronald and Roland Jr. Ouel­ two large storage oxygen tanks Tries to Halt Stocks in Brief Department officials who have- workers in Jordan get about moved into the western part of sons were removed from Myers sistant pastor; Thursday, mid­ my and tried a finesse with the Humphrey said a close watch square feet, group. 10 cents an hour. Skilled work-1 °*'- lette, 18 Charter Rd., Rock-, to be maintained at the fire­ played a key role during the wEw under way on compliance One Stop Gift Shop the state dropping up to 6 inche.s Flat. Philtipsville, a town of 150 house In South Coventry, thus night Mass, and Christmas Day, queen of spades. <3o1dstein had the contract These figures show the prob­ ers get 20 to 30 cents. Most The Round Table Singers of on some areas. High winds up to residents, was Isolated. ville; Mrs. Nerva Crosbv. Staf-1 Mass at 7:30 a.m ., 9:30 a.m. West won with the king of NEW YORK (AP) — Sharp past few years In government with the 1964 rights law, which for building the Hebron post workers labor from sunup to Manche.ster High School under ford Springs; Mrs. Ernestine enabling the volunteer firemen Dock Strike efforts to bar discrimination in granted the government broad able number of 69 first graders 70 m.p.h. piled up huge drifts. Some 800 re.sidents of Orrick, of the ambulance corps to re­ and 10:30 a.m.. and St. Joseph’s spades and shifted to the five gains by selected blue chip < office some two or more years next year in the fall and 73 in dark though a rule prescribes, the direction of Robert 'Vaters Highways were impa.s.-sable in Calif,, were forced from their Geer, RFD 3; Mrs. Betty Mar-1 Mission Church in Eagleville of diamonds. Now the defenders kept an Irregular stock market such areas as education and new powers to halt dlscrimina' shall, 110 Columbus St.; Clifton, fill the bottles for the resusci- voting. ago, formerly housed in the kindergarten. Looking further an 8-hour day for a few firms.' sang Christmas music. for Last Minute Gifts Hoback Canyon, Atlantic City homes as Redwood Creek, a Thursday, m*dnighl Mass, and NEW YORK (AP) — The got their two diamond tricks, higher on average early th Uon in education, voting, public former Hewitt store at Hebron Clarke, Stafford Sprinsrs; Sam­ tators instead of having to send Johnson administration moved afternoon. Trading was mod­ Humphrey said he met Mon­ accommodations and public fa and over the Smith Pa.i.'!. .south normally placid stream, inun­ the bottles out for refilling. Christmas Day, Mass at 8:30 and West ruffed a heart to de­ Center. In both cases he owns of Lander. Vl.sibllity was poor. dated the community. All high­ uel Foster. Ar\'ine PI.; John I a.m. today to try to head off an erately active. day with Sargent Shriver, cilities and employment. Foley. 679 Bolton Rd.. Vernon; i All persans are asked through feat the contract. the building and is paid a Farther northwe.st. huge snow ways into the town were flood­ rhorp Hours Given Atlantic to Gulf Coast dock South’s trum p fine.sse was Responding to Investment do director of the Office of Eco­ Senate Republican Leader rental, which in the present Mrs. M argaret Ohlund, Coven-1 the company's president, Har­ strike as wildcat walkouts crip­ nomic Opportunity, and earlier Everett M. Dirksen said Mon slides closed several east-we.st ed. try, i Rep. Walter L. Thorp will courageous, but it wasn’t bridge. mand, DuPont rose more than case is $3,000 yearly. There was old J. Crane, to be extremely pled pier operations In New points, Eastman Kodak 3 6 with officials of the Depeirtment day In a telephone Interview routes across the Cascade In other parts of the West, careful of Christmas trees in have office hours from 10 a.m. He could afford to lose one considerable complaint here in Mountains as storms continued record-breaking snowfalls piled ADMITTED TODAY: John to noon Thursday In the board York and Baltimore. trump trick, but not two. South better and Union Carbide nearl, of Health, Education and Wel­ from Debary, Fla., that he regard to the location of the Dii.ssault, .359 E. Middle Tpke the home and any additional fare, Euid a number of sub-Cabl- plans to discuss with other GOP to thunder across the West up in the northern plateau re­ Christmas lighting they might room in the town office build­ James J. Reynolds, assistant therefore had to play in such a 2. post office, but Goldstein was Coast from California to Wash­ gion. Heavy snows fell in BIRTH TODAY: A son to ing on Rt. 31. All Interested in secretary of labor, headed for way as to prevent a heart ruff. Many stock groups wer net officials. congressional chiefs the need Choose from Stolos Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Martin, have, whihh create additional Shriver’s office, which seeks unable to get land nearer the ington. northem Idaho and western conferring with Rep. Thorp on Houston to sit in on stalled ne­ Take Ace ragged. Down irregularly wei for a methodical check on civil center, which means half a mile Big Sobetion 58 Skinner Rd . Rockville. dangers of fires. legislation or other matters are gotiations between representa­ steels, motors and aerospai to implement what President rights enforcement The snow slides pilled down Montana, Schools in many Pageant Tomorrow The correct play is to take distance from Hebron Green or areas were closed. DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- welcome. tives of the AFL-OO Interna­ the ace of spades at the second issues. Electronics wert del Johnson has called a "w ar on Referring to the prediction by on the Snoqualmie Pass high­ DAY: Mrs. Maryann Campbell, The Robertson School's Grade poverty,” is closely related to LeRoy Oollins, director of the a mile trip before you get way near North Bend. W.ash.. Lighter snow spread east­ Dance Deadline tional Longshoremen's Associa­ trick. If nothing unusual hap­ nitely lower. home with your letters and Long Sleem Ellington: Mrs. Grace Prescott. 4 will present its Christmas Reservations for the New tion and shippers. civil rights, Humphrey said, (Community Relations Service, but no one was hurt. The slides, ward across the northern tier pageant tomorrow evening at pens on'.this trick. South gets Thanks to the sharp gains 1 parcels. of states into the Great Lakes 63 Kensington St.: Patricia Year's Eve Dance sponsored by Secretary of Labor W. Willard back to dummy with a club to high quality Issues, chemlcr because "the elimination of pov­ that more racial 'violence could believed to havq.bccn cau.sed by O'Brian. 268 Autumn St.: Mrs. the school auditorium. The erty will help greatly In reliev­ be expected this summer, Hum­ News has been received of SPORT SHIRTS a warm spell, hit on both sides region, with light snow in sec­ Green-Chobot-Richardson Post, WIrtz, after talking with Presi­ lead nother spade through East. advanced. Some of the offi' the birth of a daughter. Michele Georgianna Dupuis. South- school's PTA will feature a American Legion, and its aux- dent Johnson at Johnson CSty, equipment and photographic i ing the BoclEd tensions that phrey said he hopes to avoid of the 3,000-foot summit. The tions of the northem Atlantic bridge. Mass ; Mrs. Caroline home bake cake sale in the This play will limit the de­ Chorette, to the Rev. and Mrs. Coast. Light rain, drizzle and lUary at 9 p.m. on Dec. 31 must Tex., Monday, said ‘‘We are fenders to one trump trick if sues were higher. Oils move cause civil rights problems.” such situations by working in largest slide was near a Rojo. Tolland: Dominic Beilis. lobby. Parents donating may advance to relieve racial ten­ Douglas F. Pimm, formerly of snowshed over part of the four- fog dampened areas in the be made by Saturday. Taking very much concerned about the four missing trumps break slightly ahead on balance. Dru,^ Since President Johnson de­ TOtHTC tin 9 2ss to 498 366 H artford Rd.: Mrs. Sophie Hebroii. The child was bom on Southeast. send the food to school with reservations are Commander seeing to it" that there Is a set­ signated him Dec. 10 to coordi­ sions. OPEN lane highway. 2-2 or if East has any three of edged to the upside. Nov. 4. She is the granddaugh­ Piela. 36 Birch St ; Marcel Cvr, their children tomorrow or Charles Benjamin of Mansfield, tlement. nate all administration pro­ "The time to worry about the State Highway Department Thompsonville: Rudolph ku- them. Nothing can ever be Many stocks were subject t ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Q. Whether his taste runs to bring it in when they attend the chairman, or Mrs. Eugene Rych- Reynolds also will discuss the mild profit taking following foi grams in the civil rights field, summer is the winter," he said. crews cleared several smaller rapkot, 34 Bidwell St.: Ray­ program. done if West started with K-J- Humphrey said he plans to Shorey of Hebron. The Rev. something as traditional as slides west of the summit, open­ ling and Mrs. Edwin Peterson, problem involved in talks at 9 of trumps. straight sessions of advsmce. Humphrey has been working mond Clark. Ellington: Mrs. Cove.ntry High School Patri­ both of town, co-chairmen. Galve.ston, Tex., WIrtz said. mainly with his own staff in re­ resign his Senate seat “before Mr. Pimm, former rector of St. GREEN STAMPS with ivy button down models J ing the way for several motor­ Rose Girard. 8 Angel St.; Er­ As the cards lie, Wiast gets The Associated Press averaf the first of the year.” He said Peter’s Episcopal Church, He­ Events ots basketball team will play The Busy Fingers 4-H Club The New York walkout, now his king of spades on the second of 60 stocks at noon was up viewing existing programs. or as lively as one of tbe ists and trucks trapped between nest Eybel Jr.. 64 Country in its third day, centered in a The Minnesota senator said he he would have to confer 'with bron, resigned his charge here icy roadblocks. an away game this afternoon I will have its Christmas party round of trumps and an there­ at 324.2 with Industrials up 1 new breed, your best bet I-«ne. Vernon: Mrs. Addle against Bacon Academy in Col­ after school tomorrow at the downtown section of Manhattan was "extremely pleased smd Gov. Karl Rolvaag of Minnesota to become head of a Boys’ Gale warnings were up as L o t,h r o p. Glastonbury: Mrs. fore never ruff a heart. The de­ rails ^changed and utilities l before he can ^ve an exact Home in Kansas. is Steins. chester. home of Mrs. Robert Oobum in piers, where calls to aix jobs fenders take one trump and two gratified" that Burke Marshall, winds of 80 miles an hour hit In State Mary Dufrane. 74 Bigeiow St.; An alumni game a t 6:30 p.m. Bolton. went unanswered. Four j®'’* the retiring assistant attorney date. RolvEuig h E i s already Mr. and Mrs. Shorey recently Mrs. Hilda Hastey, 21 N, diamonds. The Dow Jones Induatri- EVERY BIME YOU SPEND! coastal sections of Oregon. Fifty Saturd.uy will be played in the The Rotary Club dinner meet­ also were idle at Brooklyn and general for civil rights, has named State Atty. Gen. Walter visited him and their daughter, families near Portland were School St.; Mrs. Josephine The correct play would work 872.37. F. Mondale to fill the final two and saw their granddaughter In (Continued from Page One) local gymnasium. ing at 6:45 p.m. tomorrow will one at Staten Island, but in also if West had the singleton Prices were mixed in mode agreed to be a consultEint. Hum- forced to leave their homes as Gnmbuzzo. Hartford: Mrs. be in the vestry of the First Con­ those locations, and on the New .phrey called Marshall “the out­ years of Humphrey’s Senate Kansas City. Mo., the Pimm Leonard Chagnot. 18 Westwood Alumni to Speak king of spades. Then South could ate trading on the Americ' the rain and strong winds Torrington, introduced a bill in The Annual Alumni College gregational Church. John W. Al­ Jersey side of the harbor, other standing expert In the country" term. family’s present location. lashed that area. St.; Mrs. Elisabeth Sprenkle, len will be in charge of the pro­ longshoremen were working. lake the ace and queen of Stock Exchange. Most change Yule Play Today the General A.s.sembly today Panel at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at spades, giving up one trick to in the civil rights field. FREE MAIN STREET PARKING OR IN OUR LOT NEXT DOOR In the flood-stricken Eel River Glastonbury: Scott Perham. 12 gram. 'Two passenger liners sailed were fractional. Marshall resigned as assistant "Muggsy’s Merry Christmas," calling for a .state-run lottery. Hyde St.; Deborah Mloganoski, Coventry High School will have the jack. If South lost by finess Corporate and U.S. goveri' Valley section in Northern Cali­ 13 alumni members speaking to Park Delivers Favors without difficulty. attorney general last Friday, Cadet Preaches a comedy Christmas play, will From Doop "V " to fornia, more than 2.000 persons Mi.scikoski. a leading advo­ Reed Rd.. Rockville; Mrs. Sy- Cub Scouts Pack 65,'^Den 1, ing the queen to the singleton ment bonds showed Util be the highlight of the Grange dell Jaffe and son, Wapping; tile present senior class of ex­ A series of meetings in Balti­ king he would have to give up change. Trading was Ught. saying that the policy focus of were evacuated from their cate of lotteries in Connecticut, periences in their colleges. today will be delivering Christ- more involving that port's six federal civil rights efforts in At SA Services family CThrlstniEW party, today Crow Nock homes as heavy rains fell Mrs. Carol Yeomans and son, a second trump trick to the said that a lottery would bring Questions may be asked follow­ maj favors they made for the longshoremen's locals broke up general "should not in my Judg­ at 7:30 p.m., the date having through the night. Ukiah. Calif., 14 Deepw’ood Dr.; Mrs. Shirley children confined at the Wind­ Jack. been Changed from a previous an estimated $25 million a year Sabia and daughter. 9 S. Haw­ ing the short talks. Monday night amid indications The play of the ace of spades ment any longer rest In the De­ Sunday sei-vices at The Sal­ measured more than 4 inches of ham Community Memorial Hos­ the wildcat strike of 1,000 work­ partment of Justice." one. Keith Furniture SWEATER to the state. He propo.sed that Membeis of the panel will in­ vation Army Ckirpa will be rain in 24 hours. thorne St,; Mrs. Dale Thibeault pital on Christmas. These were ros' r. - '■ 'f tvippen.c this money be used for educa­ and son, 184 Center St. clude the following former stu­ ers might spread. to hold K-6 of spades, but Humphrey said he expects to conducted this week by Cadet The time is set a little ear­ Three inches of additional made by Leonard Bevlin, Ken­ Ail cargo handling was sus­ report to President Johnson on snow were added to a 14-inch tional purposes. DISCHARGED TODAY: dents of the local school: Thom­ .joutu .s;.li ..i.'il.es Ins contract. William Simons of New York lier BO that the youngsters can SELECTIOM Miseikoski said a state lottery as Brainard, University of Con­ neth Clark, Ralph Cohn, Rich­ pended in the port of Baltimore his study by Jan. 1. visit with Santa Claus when MANCHESTER anowpack in Kali.spell, Mont., Mrs. Penelope Taylor. 424 W. ard Cope, Glenn Ferguson, A good player does not worry City. (Jadet Simons is a senior ni5 MAIN ST. would be a "painless and volun­ necticut; Jan Blamberg, Uni­ so longshoremen could attend about overtricks if he can safe­ The agencies that he will at the School for Officers he stops a t the psurty. This is and 8 inches of additional snow Middle Tpke.; John Naudzus, Gary Gillion and Glenn Gillon. the meetings. Nine of 24 ships coordinate include the Justice tary form of taxation." 280 Hilliard St.; Mrs. M arga­ versity of Connecticut; Su­ guard the contract. ’Training. He is a son of Brig, strictly all fun, no business tai the western Montana and A state lottery "under state After delivering the favors, tied up at cargo berths were Department’s civil rights divi­ meeting. TTiere will be refresh­ Sbs to 12as ret Donahue. 11 Bluefield Dr.; zanne Cleverdon, Syracuse Uie Cubs will return to the Dally Question and Mrs. George Slmonp of regulation and control will not University; Louise Crowley, affected. sion: the Civil Rights Commis­ Wapping. ments and door prizes along W arren Potter. Hebron Rd., home of their Den Mother Mrs. Longshoremen at other major P artner opens with one heaAt, sion; the President’s (Committee T h is a rra y makes S te in s only bring gambling out in the Middlebury College; Jane and the next player passes. You “nie sermon topic chosen by with the other festivities, so open but will pump into the Bolton; Otto Ausburger. Willi- Maury Cohn on South St. for ports continued working. Union on Equal Opportunity in Em- the gift shoppers paradise. mantic; Tnidi Schuierer. 93 French, Lyndon State College; their Christmas party. hold: Spades, K-9 ; Hearts; 9; the cadet for the Holiness Serv­ come along, bring your children X M A S SH O P coffers of our state $26 million Jay Gordon, Utah State Univer­ locals in Southern ports were ice a t 11 a.m. Is "Lot Us Now and the other members of your Pullovers and coat styles in South St., Rockville: Michael The Den contributed to the awaiting the outcome of the Diamonds, K-8-6-5-3; Clubs, J- a year in additional income," sity; William Hoffman, North­ Go EJven Unto Bethlehem." The family, and don’t leave Christ- OPEN TONIGHT TO 9 P.M. patterns ranging from quiet he said. Reynolds, Box Mountain Rd., Scout World Friendship Fimd. Galveston negotiations. 7-6-4-3. ARTHUR DRUG Boiton; Kim Smith, 33 Engle­ western University; and Joel Each Cub baked two dozen What do you say? title of his message to be given msus visitors at home, bring toned solids to the most Under his bill, the state would Irvine. Manchester Community Thomas W. Gleason, president at the 7 p.m. service is “Faith, them along, too. Young and not FR E E GIFT hold a lottery four times a year wood Dr.; Max Smole, 158 Ly- cookies, one dozen they sold of the union, expressed puzzle­ Answer: Bid one notrump. colorful Tyrolean ski pat­ dall St.; Joyce Tower. 23 Del- College. and contributed the money to Your hand is strong enough for A Mighty Power.” so young axe invited. <3ome for WRAPPINO with prizes awarded on the Also, Deborah McKusick, ment at the wildcat walkouts. Members of the Young Peo­ terns. Your choice... or hii. basis of drawings. Tickets would mont St.; Sean Caller>’. 35 the Fund, and the other dozen Union leaders had approved a a response, but not strong OWNERS REPORT THEY Edith Rd.. Rockville; Roy Har­ Good Council College: Kathleen wa,s taken to the la.st pack proposed new contract with enough for a bid of two dia­ ple’s Fellowship will assist Ca­ cost not more than $3 and would Ravlin, University of Connecti­ det Simons in the services. Par­ be sold only to per.sons over 21. ris, East Hartford; Mrs. Shirley meeting when a Christmas par­ New York shippers last week monds or two clubs. CELEBRATES Cowles. 81 Avondale Rd.; Ni­ cut; Orlo Smith. University of ty was held. and this was expected to set the ticipants Include Linda Orfitelll, G IVE H IM The lotteries would be run by Connecticut; Daniel Storrs, C!heryl P errett, Patricia O rfitel­ a five - member state lottery cola Tiezzi, 102 School St.; Pa­ Briefs pattern for the East and Gulf For Sheinwold's 36 - page Springfield College and Valerie The Porter Library in the booklet. "A Pocket Guide to SAVE ll, Terry Mello, Donald H ub­ CIGARS. PIPES, MARLOW'S commission. trick Moseley, Bolton Branch Coast ports. Miseikoski s bill would come Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Patricia Pur­ Wenner, Plymouth State Col­ Church Community House will Terms of the proposed four- Bridge," send 60 cents to bard, Thomas Tedford, Gary Pdwches, Lighter lege. be open tomorrow from 1 p.m. Bridge Book M anchester Eve. P errett, W ayne Cole, Richard OPEN up for consideration at the reg­ dy, 454 E, Onter St.; Robert year contract would permit MANCHESTER PH 643 7832 lo/iff sibbvb d r e s s s h ir t s ular 1965 session of the legisla­ Hamp.son. Kelly Rd., Vernon; Christmas Services to 3 p.m. and Thursday from gradual reduction in the size of Herald, Box 3318, Grand Central AMPLE fREE PARKING ?S *1 “SI *3 Lines, Michael Howaid, Michael Ar t h u r d r u g ture. Mrs. Marjolaine Newaon, East Chrlumas observance pro­ 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. work gangs. In return, the dock- Station, New York 17, N Y. Orfltelli, Karen Krtnjak and 77th ANNIVERSARY Styles in quantity. Button-down, snap-tab and regular TONITE grams at the four local church­ The Booth-Dimock Memorial IN FUEL COSTS Nancy Hooper. spread collars. Button or eonvertible cuffs. Full range Hartford: Kevin Aronson, 1 workers would get a guaranteed (waw wva «vh mar*) TILL The International League had Francis Ave., Rockville; Mrs. es follow: Library on Rt. 31 will be open annual wage and an 80-cent-an- of colors including white, solid colors and stripes. only five .300 hitters In 1964. Antoinette Lupacchino. 104 Prince of Peace Lutheran Thursday from 12:30 p.m. to 3 hour wage increase and benefit Clinton St.; Daniel Deveau, 322 Church. Mis.souri Synod, the p.m. only, and on Saturday package. The hourly wage for ITS THE BIGGEST EHTEmiHMENT EVER , .T ] See The Famous Lobels 2.98 4 5.98 Oakland St.; Victor Chavis. 112 | Rev. Wilhelm H. Wilkins, pas­ from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. dock workers, now $3.26, would TOROCKTHESCREEH WITH LAUGHTER! • * * ' High St . Rockville: Robert ! tor, ‘'Pilgrimage to Bethlehem." The post office will ibe clos­ go to $3.62 by 1968. ^ ^ Violette, 598''j Center St.; Mrs. ; noon to midnight tomorrow: ed Saturday. The box lobby Gleason met with aides for M U MUMY CUSTOM Christmas Eve service, 7:30 will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 two hours Monday night, then Marv Brault. 1 Walnut St.; p.m. FUHY CHILDREN’S p.m. Thursday, and Christmas said, "There seems to be a Randall Mead. RFD 3. Rock­ Rural carriers will deliver Wooimntrnl ville; Marc Girard, Hartford: Day sendee, 10:15 a m. Friday. great amount of confusion and SMr. Mark II Second Congregational Saturday but will not accept false information among the JHUSKUPTIiMIllIS Ekhnond Abdow. Ea.st Hartford: money order applications. Santa Mrs, Patricia Danesi and son. ! Church, the Rev. James H. membership pertaining to the 1 Pearler Pnem OIL FURNACE SLACKS Tolland: Mrs. Margaret Lazear AmelLng. pastor. Junior Pil­ contract." S tarts % CMMee. TSs y / Falk Song Books BOOTS Manchester Evening Herald C / Guitars and son. East H artford: Mrs. grim Fellowship. 6:15 p.m. to­ Gleason called on all locals to Fri. OR morrow to join the First Coventry correspondent, Pau­ see that terms of the proposed WITH 995 Kathleen Muldowney and son, line Little, tel. 742-6231. , BOILER / Drums / Ukos Hebron Rd . Andover. Church's youth group to go new contract are fully ex­ Wear after wear of hand­ Christmas caroling at 'Welling­ plained. The workers will vote 1 ^ INSIDE FURRY CUFFS / Bcmjos some, press keeping com­ ton Convalescent Home in Jan, 8 on acceptance or rejec­ r - w SJT ••• MBOWn / Accessaries Says: Military Heads Lsisas fort. Plain front, single pleat Nonfedcral Taxes Up South Willington, back to tion of the contract agreement. Comporable Volue Quandt Hall on Mason St. for Exclusive VoluMetric Com­ / Bangas / Harmonicas and continental models. CHICAGO - A bu.siness re­ refreshments, program ending Check Budget bustion gives an instant, port puts Slate and local tax col­ about 9 mm. clean flame which burns at / Metronomes to $4.50 Party Leaders top efficiency—no smoke or / Gift Certificates lections in fiscal 1964 at $47.8 Also, Cliristmas Eve candle­ With President Waih and Waar billion, an increase of 8.1 per light pageant, 10 p.m. Thursday, soot . . . no waste of fuel. / Amplifiers RED. BROWN and WHITE cent in a year. sanctuary Attend Confabs Come See Santa In Person Heat is "locked ” in the fur­ (Continued from Page One) nace between firing periods. IN THE GROUP SLARKS On Redistricting TOMORROW and not wasted up the chim­ WEDNESDAY and place a man on the moon in this ney. Thousands of owners Give a Gift Certificate to decade. 11:30 to 1:30 5 report except tonal pil sav­ ings. No soot mclans that Child's Slie 7 Sis Replying to a question, Hornig Chairman of both town poll- I our Guitar Hobby C I o s s tical parties plan to attend state j 5:00 to 7:30 the cause of about 90% of Guaranteed for 1 full year's Yp said he does not favur eslablish- level talks today on legislative 1 BRING THE KIDDIES! service calls is also elimi­ starting in Jemuory . . . to Misses' 4 wear. Acrltan9 acrylic and ing a Cabinet post for science. reapportionment proposals be- ■ nated. Phone us, or come in—we’ll demonstrate. rayon blend . . . dress - up THURSDAY ARE He explained he feels a diversi- fore the General Assembly. \ ■ FREE CANOE Republican Tow-n Chairman appearance, durable wear, 15, ty of approaches to scientific Francis DellaFera will join CANDY wash and waar cate. IjjJ projects in colleges and unlver- state leaders at 4 this after­ SPECTACULAR MEN'S RUBBERS I problems, Iflcluding research noon at DePajsquale's Restau­ FOGARTY LANE GUITAR I projects in colleges and univer- rant on the Berlin Tpke., in ALL FIRST QUALITY y' w i sities, provides a better way. Neiwington. S ' , Homig reported that John.son Accoixling to State GOP BROS., Inc. 'n MUSIC CENTER |y* I feel.s very strongly that there GUARANTEED FOR WEAR Chairman A. Searle Pinney the “Your Musical Headquarters” JK I should be further geographical late.st information on bi-par­ S19 Broad St., Manchester l/aetf ALL WEATHER COAT spreading of college and univer- i n V t Center St.—649-7835 ALL RUBBER 2.47 tisan reapportionmenl^egotia- All weather coats of fine cotton. Finished to repel Jr* sity research centers. tions will be presentee at the 235 Phone 649-4539 “Open Every Evening « I Defense spending accounts for session. rein and stain. ZIp-out pile liner. Plaids and checks. Clearance f f about half of all federal outlays. till 9 P.M.” The stale has until Jan. 30 to MAIN McNamara has predicted the h a m b u r g e r s 24.95 ' defense budget will not exceed realign both housea of the state STREET A $.50 billion and may even be a legislature under a F^eraJ FABULOUS BUY little leas. This is about the court order. Democratic Town Chairman iiad NiHemddt bt Boriar CMf »N.; » .same as m the current fiscal Munipolit 7, li i Famous HOOD and Other Brands of A ^ year and may determine wheth- Ted Cummings met this after- . n g M M p i n J i ei; Johnson holds spending for ! noon with Democratic State r af the Parkade.... Big Selection of JACKETS and National Chairman John Xi I the year Starting July 1 within From nylon ski jackets to Oacrone polyester and cotton j the $100 billion mark. Bailey to talk over the realign­ Hiimu of Iho Wotldi; Groalos1150 Hamliiii(|i)i! 4 Buckle ARCTICS The latest .estimate of spend- ment efforts. 1 HEADQUARTERS Iridescents. From the new Italian collars to pile shawl S Ing this year is $97.2 billion, but FOR YOUTHS, BOYS and MEN collars. A gift he'll like! Johnson has said he does not TIMEX ^ I know if he can keep next year's ^ • Electric Wotchds i 9.95 to 29.95 S budget under $100 billion. ® Other visitors to the LBJ C O M E IN AND SEE OUR P . Ranch for budget talks today * 21 Jewels included Secretary of the Treas- fabulous Selection AT ury Douglas Dillon, Director of men's and ladies' Wrist Watches. * Self-winding P , James E. Webb of the National Choose a Stein Gift Certificate—He can Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ Special Many varieties and styles. * Waterproof 4.77 S tration and Najeeb E. Halaby, choose his gift any time at any Stain I5» who heads the Federal Aviation * Now fancy stylos Comporablo Vduo store— in h is right siz a — in h is ow n taste! W Agency. . to $6.95 Jjl NASA’s spending this year is A N D U P w* estimated at $4 9 billion. 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MANCHESTER... • :00 ( t) Big < Theater (10) Mr. Norsk fe d m l and etate court systems, Americam will spend Christmas ByH ALBOTLC The others no doubt will fol­ J HOLL'YWOOD (AP) — “ What ( 8) New* (22-80) Best at Borge paid tribute to him Monday In Day in their Chinese prison cella low the usual wisoB routine on NKW YORK (AP) — Bvery (10) Eye-DentUy (12) Joey Bishop ^ m a k e a you think you can direct (13-18-aO) Movie ( 3) Oar 64 Where Are Toa a n ecia l court session. aa they spend any other day. On Christmas —cisan the cells in TOYS person has a reason to enjoy the (22) Top 22 Plu* One (24) InvitaUon to Art 11)0 ceremony was a combined (Jhrlstmas night they win get the morning, taka yard exerclaa STILL A FINE SELECTION •^a movie?” I asked Mike Nl- (34) Casals Master CHass Christmas season. (M) Loe Pastore* session of the U. 8. District their only reminder of the Tule- later, and spend the rest of their ^chola. (80) ^ r l y Show (10-23-30) Man from UNCXB Court and the U. S. 2nd C li^ lt But the fat nfum has the most (40) Adventures Jn Paradise (3-13) Red Skelton tide — small Christmas pud­ time readihg — and thinking. "I don’t know that I can,” he (30-40) McHale'a Navy Ootul of Appeals. OPEN TONIGHT, WED. Open Every Day 10 to 10 «:10 ( 8) News, Si>orU, Weather dings. V replied. “ The only way to find reasons. It is his time of year. (12) Political ( 8) Jo Stafford Hincks, a resident of Cheshire, Their families were allowed For SO weeks of the calendar 6:16 (22) enub House I (24) Vienna Symphony died Sept. 80 at the age of 74. and CHRISTMAS EVE :*ou t la to try It.” 6:80 (10-22-30) Huntlev-Brinkley ( 8-30-40) Tile Treoon by the Communist Chinese to Holiday House the calorie counters of oiir land ( 8) Wide Country (18) Subscription TV He had been retired since 1969, include the puddings In regular " J So he’a trying It, and he’a (12) Newabeat I (3-13) Petticoat Junction although be continued to sit as monthly packages from home. TO 11 P.M. hold full sway they point their (24) What's New? (10-23-30) Week That Was (C) Wins Contract -.f ** top- Next March SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE 4 (8-30-40) Peyton Place Jud^ on selected cases be­ The packages, shipped through he will begin directing Bllza- bony fingers of scorn at the fat ( S) Walter Cronklt* fore the court of appeals until MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. man, they curl their skinny lips 6;46 ( 20) Ron Cochran I (10-23-30) Telephone Hour (C) the Red C r w , also Include cig­ ^ beth Taylor and Richard Burton (3-12) Doctors and Nurses about a year before his death. arettes, vitamin pills and let­ For Turnpike in outspoken contempt. 7:00 (13-22-40) News. Bporto. (8-30-40) The ruglllv* 169 N. MAIN ST. AT DEPOT SQ^4S-7111 *'^^®** Afraid of Virginia Weather 10:16 (34) The Messenger The gathering of about 100 ters. ,W(x>lf?” for Warner Brothera. But for the week before ( 3) To Tell the Truth 10:46 (34) Power of the Prei persons . Included attorneys, These Americans have been HARTFORD (AP)—Tha Olad- « Nichola haa been successful at Christmas, and the week sifter, (34) College Bound 11:00 (Id) Hennessey (3-8-10-12-22-80^) New*. gussts and friends of Hincks, in Jailed on vague charges of es­ ieux Oorp., operator of Holiday nearly everything to which he the fat man is the symbol of Sports. Weather addition to Gie array of Jud^s. House restaurants, is the ap­ plenty and joy on sm earth that (80) Christmas Music 11:16 (10-30) Tonight Show (O pionage. Three of the four Iwcve has turned his hand. (18) Subscription TV (30-40) Les Crane Show ~ Repressntatives of tbe federal been g;iven little hope of ever parent high bidder for the res­ Y o u r has never had too much of ei­ M ake King’s Christm as Store 7:15 (22) Mass HlghllKhts (12) (^ris Clark spending (Jhrlstmas In their taurant concession on the C3on- As (x>median-actor he,enjoyed ther. (30) Sports Camera 11:30 (12) Movie bench included Justice John homes again. necticut Turnpike. enormous success with Elaine The phrase, ‘‘Nobody loves a 7:30 ( 3) What In The World ( 3) Movie Marshall Harlan of the U. S. May, their satires knifing to the (24) Spectrum 11:80 ( 22) Tonight Show (O Supreme Court; Judges Harold For all attempts by the U.8. The Toledo, Ohio, firm made fat man” becomes the phrase, quick of contemporary society. (8-20-40) Combat' (8) bes Crane R. Medina, J. Joseph Smith, government and relatives to an offer to M y the state 10.35 “Everybody loves a fat man.” (12) Yogi Bear 1:00 ( 8) Gale Storm obtain their release have so far per cent of its annual gross re­ They could have sustained a It is no longer un-American to SEE SAITIRDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING Robert P. Anderson, J. Edward Lumbard and Thomas Swan of been rejected by the Chinese. ceipts If allowed to take over long career in night clubs, tele- be overweight. Ylslon and on the stage. the Circuit Court of Appeals; For Hugh F. Redmond Jr., 46, the eight turnpike restaurants. Elaine ha.s turned to writing W here Yon Save on Ever^hing Yon Bny! The fat man becomes a kind and District Court Judges Wil­ of Yonkers, iT.Y., a former busi­ The only other firm to bid of_ walking Christmas tree liam H. Timbe’rs, M. Joseph nessman In (Jhina who Is serv­ on the concession was the Horn and is working on a play for spreading gladness and content­ Radio Blumenfeld, T. Emmet Clarie ing a life term, this will be the 8t Hardart Co. of New York Gwen Verdon, Nichols reports. ment wherever he goes. and Robert C. Zampano. 14th Christmas in a (Chinese City, which made an offer of His own bent has been toward (This linting Includeti only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 Communist prison. 16.4 per cent of receipts. directing, and he has been The people who used to laugh minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) Chief Justice John Hamilton at him now laugh with him. King of the State Supreme For John T. Downey, 34, of The restaurants have been op­ hailed as the brightest new Anything he says is cheery and WDBC—1360 4> 9:30 Speak Up, Hartford O oi^ of Errors and Judge Her­ new Britain, Conn., and Richard erated by the American News director on Broadway. 6:00 Long John Wade ’ 12:00 News Co. and Its Savarin chain. Amer­ Hi.s direction of "Barefoot In Jolly suid funny. All he has to do 8:00 Dick Robinson 12:16 Sign Off bert S. MacDonald of the Su­ Fecteau, 37, of Lynn, Mass., is murmur “ Hello,” and all 1:06 News Sign Off WTIO-1S6# perior C!ourt represented the former Army civilian employes, ican News had a different kind the Park” helped make it one o( 6:00 News Weather, Sports of contract, which required It to last season’s hits, and the three- within hearing break into WHAY—SIS 6 :36 Old. Borrowed. BIu* (JonnecUcut bench. it will be the 13th (Jhiistmas smiles. They nod and remark to 6:00 FYed Swanson Show 7:06 Conversation Pises Smith, comparing Hincka with behind bars. pay 3801,0(X) a year to the state character "Luv” is one of this one another, “ Doesn’t he have a 6:90 News. Sports and Wsather 7:30 News of the World otM of the greatest of all federal Downey la serving a life term or 14 per cent of gross receipts, year’s few successes. 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:46 Sing Along whichever was greater. narveious sense of humor? 7:1.1 Joe Edwards 8:10 Pop* Concert Jurists, said, "He was truly a and Fecteau a 30-year sentence. Nichols, 83, here for confer­ What fun it Is to see one with 1 :,30 Sign Off 9:06 Nlghtbeat Judge in the trsulition of Learned With only seven years left, Fec­ This percentage of gfross re ences with studio boss Jack L. such a zest for living!” WINK—U8S 10:30 Voice.* of Christmas Hand.” teau is the only one likely to see celpta never approached fSM,- W » take this opportunity to wish our | Warner and producer Ernest 6:00 News, Weather, Sporta 11:00 News (XX), and the company fell over They love to see the fat man's 6:15 Radio Greater Hartford 11:16 Sports Final Timbers said Hand himself the United States again unless Lehman, said he has aimed at chuckle spread from one dimple 6:46 Lowell TTioma,"; Sporta 11:30 Art Johnson Show had. once said, when endorsing Peking has a change of heart. $3 million behind In Its pay­ customers a warm and joyful yuletide season, T directing films for 10 years. He across his wide facial horizon to 7:00 News WPOP—1418 Hincks for promotion to the The other American is the ments. had already contracted to do 7:36 Leading Queetlon 6:00 Ix)U Terri American News recently the other dimple, then ripple 8:00 Ufe Line 7:00 Ken Griffin Court of Appeals, “ his incor­ Most Rev. James E. Walsh, a and to thank them for letting us serve them. | tw'o movies when ’’Virginia down his three or four chins and 8:30 Jerry Gordon 13:00 Sal LaRosa ruptible impartiality stands Roman Catholic bishop of Cum- agreed to settle for |1.5 mil­ Woolf” came up. He is well-ac­ echo back with a deep belly 'Without equal.” berland, Md. He was sentenced lion emd the state agreed to let quainted with the Burtons and the firm out of Its contract, £ laugh. MacDonald pointed up the ac- six years ago to 20 years in Jail. believes that they asked for laughter on the hoof, humanity which was not due to expire Those who normally punch his at its most expansive best. tlvlUea Hincks pursued outside The bishop, 78, has no Illu­ him. protuberant tummy In ridicule of his official duties, particular­ sions about his fate. When his until 1967—If a new concession­ And what about the fat man Skating - Coasting aire could be found. Fred C . Sfurfevanf How does he plan to put the now pat it with affectionate re­ himself? Does he really relish ly his efforts through many brother visited him in Jail in lengthy, talky and sometimes spect, for it stands for some­ . years to bring about the best 1961, Bishop Walsh's parting The state Highway Depart­ this unexpected bonus of adula­ ment, which opened the bids bawdy Edward Albee play on thing they recognize as impor­ tion? Is he all that happy ivlth- possible relationship between words were: “ We will meet PAINTER and DECORATOR the screen? tant : mankind having a good the New Haven community and heaven.” Monday, said It would formally in? award the contra()t In February- “ That’s a secret,” he said. time in a sorry century. Yale—his alma mater. ' Recent reports have said that “ I’d rather put my energy into : 4 No, sad to relate, he Is only And the fat man, the ambu­ playing Pagllacci for the fickle making the picture rather than lant shaven image of Santa crowd, hollering "Ho, ho, h o!” talking about it. I think it’s bet­ Claus, loves his role to the hilt. Skating will be aBowed until ter that way.” outside, while Inside he is W Pi WPe WPe^QP# WP b WIP» WIR WR^flK^QPe WIPl^QPel^IPe WaPi WWe l^lPe J^dlPe ruiFe “ Pass me the mashed pota­ crying to himself, ” bo, hoo, 10 tonight at Center Springe He did reveal that he plans to toes,” he cries deliriously. hoo!” spend two weeks of rehearsing “ Where’s the gravy? Be sure to Annex and Charter Oeh Parte. ../ During the Christmas season before turning a camera; he save me two pieces of mince pie Tntere la no skating on Center hopes to shoot in sequence, from lor dessert.” he stuffs himself more than he really wants to, he overeats to Springs Pond. CHECK THIS FABULOUS LIST FROM the beginning to the end —“ I And strangers in the restau­ O aating in Oeftter Springs think it’s easier to do that when rant look up and smile and please the mob, because this Is Giff Boxed what they demand of him. He is Park is allowed 8:80 4un. to you’re not concerned with large beckon to a waiter and tell him, darkness. bodies of troops." “ Send that fat fellow over there an actor who must satisfy his audience. The show must go on. The idea of operating without Seamless Mesh an aftar-lunch drink, and put It an audience doesn’t faze him. Men's Cotton Flannel Boys' Lamb's Wool Girls' Acetate Tricot on nty bUl.” But he knowm that on the first Gift Headquarters " I ’m an audience,” he said. Tes, the fat man is the hero of of Jajiuary the show will end. GIFT TIES. RIBBON, "And I hope that the preview GIFT NYLONS the hour. All are pleased as The season of overindulgence system would provide enough of GIFT PAJAMAS CADET CARDIGANS QUILTED ROBES Punch to see him waddling will be over. The fat man will PAPER, a response to make certain merrily by. Oops stop traffic to again become for Om next 60 Christmas Cords FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS 8.49 16.88 changes in cutting if they were let him cross Uie street, snippy weeks Just a guy taking up too needed.” much space in a crowded world. high school girls leap to their ARTHUR DRUO Does he miss performing? feet to give him a seat cm the And skinny people once more SHOE ICE SKATES 6.95^ 16.95 “ Not at all. Elaine and I wi)! homeward bus. Tired shoppers will poke him where It hurts and still do a few things like the pr. box wipe the wariness from their Jeer: Jack Paar Show. But we're both 2.67 4.97 1.57 3.57 faces at the mere sight of him, "Hey, Fatty, when are you CORNING COOKWARE 4.95 To 39.95 J happy with what we’re doing.” and give a good-natured grin. doing to do something about Sanforized. White ground allover prints. 100% luxury lambs wool. Full zipper First quality, of course! Beige or tan Soft, cuddly-warm gift robes in delicate To them all, the fat man la that blubber?” Notch collar coat or middy styles. Sizes front. Contrast border trims. Blue, grrey, shades In proportioned sizes 8'A to 11. For trlntzs and details. Pretty prints and solid Read Herald Ads. COPPER BOnOM REYEREWARE 3.99 To 15.88 A-'B-C-D. tan, green. Sizes 8 18. Christmas giving! colors. Sizes 7 to 14. Pollys Pointers ELECTRIC TOASTERS 10.88 To 22.9 5 ; WOODLAND Hours for Snack Tliiie BAROMETERS 6.49 To 24.95 ^ By POLLY CRAMER, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. For Yourself,,,For Perfect GJffs! GARDENS says THERMOMETERS 88c To 12.95 \ DEAR POLLY - - Mine is a \ Belfast variation of a previou.sly printed AUTO C O M P A SSE S 6.95 To 12.95 \ Pointer. Someone wrote that she set certain degrees of tempera Luxurious 100% ture when she would permit her CORDLESS ELECTRIC CLOCKS 10.95 To 24.50 ^ (j)rd J ^ n g sb u ry children to swim and ice skate I set certain hours a s , snack POINSETTIAS I ELECTRIC DRILLS 10.88 To 49.50 . time. No snack.s after 10 a.m Shetland Wool until lunch and none again from 3:30 p.m. until .supper time. It Men's Famous Make I STAPLING GUNS 4.95 T. 12.95 £ is absolutely amazing how it GIFT CARDIGANS works if you .stick by your guns GROWERS' When offered candy or some DRESS SHIRTS SPECIAL! I ELECTRIC CARVING KNIFES 22.95 TO 39.95 I other treat my boys ask the ’ 2.95 time and if it is after limits All Wash and Wear I RECHARGABLE FLASHLIGHTS 4o95 To 9 . 9 r i they save the treat and with no NORFOLK PINE questions asked. - - A DEVOTED Excellent for a Table Tree, then nee later for a Honse MOTHER Plant . . . I ELECTRIC HAND LANTERNS 2.39 TO 12.95 I GIRLS — I do like our read­ ers’ ingenuity in adapting an 4.97 idea to another and different I BIRD FEEDERS ^ 1.39 TO 8.95 I situation. — POLLY GARLAND For The Cemetery $ ' I WEATHERVANES * DEAR POLLY — My grand­ 2.97 9.75 TO 28.50 I 100% fine Shetland wool in luxury shaker ROPING Rustlr Logs and Attrac­ daughter told me how to sharpen knit stitch. Retains shape and color after Lnurel, Pine, Boxwood. tive Baskets (for a 11 I TEFLON COATED PANS 1.39 TO 6.98 I my pinking shears by putting a "Lord King.sbury ” shirts by one of the repeated washings. A dozen exciting colors. Balaam, Pine and Laurel. winter). UP few drops of machine oil on nation's leeiding name mfrs. White or Kitten-soft luxury sweater at a tiny price! Prtnoees Pine, Lyoopodl- them, placing them in a plastic striped broadcloth in .semi-spread or bag and leaving for a few days. 1. YD. UP Grave Blankets and Pillows I BATH SCALES 7.95 To 11.95 I tab collars. "Belfa.st " famous "Self- I thought the idea weis crazy but Ironing" fabric in semi-.spread collars. it sure worked and now my 14 to 17 neck, 32 to 35 sleeves. SIm s 34 to 40 I CUTLERY SETS 9.95 TO 19.95 shears cut all the way across. EVERGREEN LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES — RETTA ELECTRIC SABRE SAW S 24.90 TO 49.50 S GIRLS — I wonder if ’ ’sharp­ in Tubs! en" is really the right word, but BOUGHS mine certainly ^ t better and Laurel, Balsam, Pine ELECTRIC HAND SAWS 26.88 To 67 JO I e ^ e r . — POLL'S;,^ Generous Bunch CHRISTMAS TREES ... ,99c hd Extra Fine Quality, Freahly ciit Double Balaam, Rcotch Pine. FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES 18.88 To 49 JO I DBIAR POLLY — My Pointer is for Ruth who inquired about getting grease but of a pair of I SOLDERING GUNS 7.95 TO 12.95 I slacks. I find that mechanic’s WREATHS waterless grease soap removes CYCLAMEN $0.35 ^ XMAS TREE LIGHT SETS 89c I, 6.48 » even the blacke.'it axle grease (Plain 14” ) Special! LARG E * from cotton and .synthetic ma­ chine-washable clothing. Just PLANTS I ELECTRIC ICE CRUSHERS 12.88 ^ 34.95 2 vigorously rub a dab of the soap With Plastic Bow ...... 11.59 on and around the .spotted area ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS 9.88 TO 18.95 I BEFORE washing the garment In hot or warm soapy water. ! ELECTRIC BLENDERS I learned this while in college CHRISTMAS GARDENIAS 17.88 TO 34.95 % and also that such soap can be [ lifM YiM 9^ ^ e.^^e« purchased in any auli> ps)'ls ,ii4ii/ir_TM iflFI ^ CORNER LARGE SIZE PLANTS store. — A WOMAN’S EDITOR GIRLS — I bought it at a X Wreath Forms, Wire, Picks, g^asollne station. —POLLY Styrofoam, Ribbon, Cones, POHED MUMS AZALEAS Ruscus, Artificial Fruit, DEIAR POLLY — I collect trading stamps and when I do Flowers, Decorations, not have enough to complete a Brandy Bowls and Jars. $1.49 $3.45 page I paste them in the back of the book. I start from the front — Also — Ml'LCHING HAY ...... when there are enough to fill a page. In this way I never forget SWAGS AND WREATHS Chrlamaa Bcgonlaa Christmas Cherrie* to finish a page. — BEITY Artistically decorated. Al­ Christmas Cactus, Geraniums, Oxalls, Afiictui a ways freshly made with Violets, Ivy, Begonias, Philodendron t > DEAR POLLY — I had the originality! same problem as Mr^, R. H. Many Varieties of Cactus Plants...... each S6c and solved It accidentally. I did not Uke the glare from the win­ dow so I bought some sheer MERRY CHRISTMAS ’n HAPPY NEW YEAR curtains to go behind the draper- ■ les. They cut the glare but not 2-Way Tronsbtor RckHo TO ALL OU^ V»Y LOYAL CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS! -i^tne idew tmd still no one could Women's Quilted Women's Cloud-Soft Misses' Reversible i see Inside. Since I have ha(J ' these curtains not one bird liils WALKIE TALKIE ;. hit the window. My windows is GIFT PAJAMAS . GIFT ROBES SKI JACKETS also prettier and the light is softer. — MRS. R. M. M. ^ea, pr. Woodland Gardens I FREE U.S. Degrees Honored “FWOM GROWER TO YOU!" ^'x-lBUSHHARDWARtCO.’' KUALA LUMPAR — The (3ov- 7.97 Free Parking In Rear O f Mrdi Street 3.57 6.97 ernment of Malaysia has decid­ CMorful print rsvsrses to solid eolon at TsUc to any ooa wltUn a 800-foot nuMual 168 WOODLAND STREET, MANCHESTER ^ ed to recognize medlckl degrees Ooknful prints and solid color cotnUnattona. Fluffy pUss, A yon satins, nylons and eottoa blue, black, whits and grssn. Full i^ppsr From room to room, Instda and outslda ★ d o w n t o w n DELIVERY -At Your Servloo — John and Lwm tapikika 79S M A IN mm m M A N C H B T R most American universities Dainty lace, embroidery .and novatty trims. obenillM Soft pastste, prtats, vibrant fiv n t Attached drawstring hood. Blass B* bouas. For oampsra, aport snthuslaats... As a tint step It haa recognized Blass 12 to 88. fasbloa eolors. Btass 10 to 20, 40 to 66; doaam e t asaa. Ooinplalto with asttol, degrees oi 40 Institutions elfl- OPEN till 9:00 PJI. 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will start at midnight, not man Mlkon Isnssn attended a West OcMmtry the atory is de­ to a lower court for retrial be- meeting sponsored by toe state B a n k Holdup ignites Pursuit voutly believed by young and cauae of a technicality. FOR HIM Bolton half an hour sartiar, u rsporb- Appellate Court Must Decide e l e c t r ic r a z o r s College, Group to Explore central committeemen for toe Legend Links old. On Chrlstmaa people drive Meanwhile, Ferris said ttat ed yeste^y. HALL a decision to uphold the Hu|di- COMB * BRUSH SETS A Joint elementary school- SSth district, sdso In Vernoti, up to peer over the churchyard lu t werii. wall at the splash of white amid eses' conviction—4nd the contro­ SHAVING SETS Link with Etut Hartford Tovon PBC Awards Bid high school concert win be held Two Armed Men Captured Thorn Tree the winter drabnesa. G>mmunion or Gn^ktails, versial law—would result in fur­ tonight at 7:80 In the high FO R RENT ARTHUR DRUe school gym. All chlM m are to Manebester Evening Hendd "The thorn always puts out ther arrests of adults who had Bolton correspondent, Oleme- white blossoms at Chrlstmaa- served liquor to minors in pri­ c a tte M AOvlMry Ooun-Afor Mcnuh«rt«r n kteto end be at the school at 7. Inantre UtknanlBn Hall . With Christ ForTractor at High School Aides at Distrldtkig Bessinna weO Yeung, teL 648-8961. At End of Wild Scramble tide," says the vicalr, the Rev. Is There Any Difference? vate homes. cU oT' MwdiMtor Community limiting araa enroDmauL ~ M OOLWAT. ST. Hugh Knapman. "B y Christ- CoUagt 'decided lu V at The other, uemingly prevail- Republican t^wn committee officers have been attending An Inexpensive, sttraoUVe 648-0618—•48-84S6- - lULWATnCEE, WU. ^(AP) -rYthlng.” She u w he had a pm GLASTONBURY. England mastide 1 don’t necessarily lU reipilar meetlnf to explore Ing Idea, propoaed a regional The puMic butKUng commis-6the contractor; M0.B6S to the NEW HAVEN (AP)— Doea^wl:ina to a minor during a re­ community oouaga such u ex­ meetings on re-distriotlng re­ and useful gift item for Chrlst- FOR A IX OOOAlnOMli and complied. (AP) — A thorn tree is blossom­ mean Christmas Day. The blos­ Connecticut law recognize a dlf ligious service. Sion (PBC) a’warded the bid for architect; $41,000 for equipment A mad acramble that had shot' ing today In Glastonbury, where soms come some ume in late Lebanon Woman Bicycle the poaaibUltlM o t oooperatlng ists in Oallfomla how. This by toe school board, and $16,- cently. Vice chairmen Mrs. m u is a brocaded traveling gun-totlng policemen warily As Shinn fled. Miss McCona­ ference between a communion "It has long been a guiding with the B u t Hartfocd Cora- concept regards the commu­ a tractor for toe Junior-senior Margaret McCarrick heeud A. cau for Jewelry. They come in hey shouted. " I ’ve just been legend says Christ once walked. December. Sometimes we get aervlce and a cocktail party? principle of statutory construc­ 906 by the PBC itu lf. All aroiuid the other trees stand groups of people who look at the Heads Rebekahs POLO SEATS mimlty Cohege Committee. nity oonege u the next step in high school to the Croeen Searle Pinney apeak on toe pouch shape, pill-box shape and ■earchinc a hospital maternity held up.” Cashier David Redde- The cocktAlI party in question tion,” the attorney said, "that a This leavM $$8,673, not tak­ subject in Vprnon, and Chair­ Jewelry itflls. bleak and bare. thorn as though they were ex­ public education. It would en- B^pilpment Co. of Hartford. Af­ ing in to consideration toe bhia Read Herald Adf. ward, room-hy-room, flnaily manh dashed out a back door occurred last summer in the statute must be construed in The Beat Haitford oommlt- ter over an hour of deliberation Every year for centuries, the pecting it suddenly to go whoosh Mrs. Robert Carlisle of Leba­ HI-BARS tee h u been iwreaticatliig etth- tan aoeeptUng atudanU from sttU .to come in, including $000 ended In the capture of two and saw a red panel truck head­ fashionable commuter town of such a manner that bizarre, smallor eurrounding towns mid last night conunission mentoers ing toward a freeway ramp. He old stories go, the strange tree in a burst of blossom.” Ita own commu­ for a dedication plaque tor t ^ armed Oallfomlans. Darien and it was followed by absurd and ridiculoiu results non f f n elected noble grand of eventually eocpandlhg the phya- decided that the Crosen bid gave chase in his car. Two blossoms in the peaceful Somer­ One legend says Christ visited an auto accident in which a 17- are avoided.” KHOBBY TIRES nity oouege or cooperating on SHOPPING Brandy St. school. PBC m su- ' A $1>100 holdup of the Brook­ set town when men celebrate Glastonbury during the years Sunee^Rebekah Lodge at its idal plant or the eommnnlty came- closest to the ^teciflca- bers Mtimsted that about $16,- blocks away, the truck halted. year-old girl was killed. Judge David Jacobs observed, a regtenal hasia with a near-by field ffational Bank Monday the birth of Christ. before* His ministry. It is the meetln^and election of officers NOW IN STOCK community e o B ^ It la ex­ college. 2 tiona u submitted. 000 remains unspent at this Shinn got out and climbed into a It’s now up to three Circus "There seems to me to be a Thla idea eeea the community DAYS The Pakulla Farm Supply touched off the wild pursuit. parked car which started off The gnarled thorn in the basis for the words in William last night at Odd Fellows Hall. pected to reach a deciaion Ume. One of the Californians was churchyard is supposed to have Blake’s "Jerusalem” : Court judges to determMe distinction between one solitary MANCHESTER college eemewhat in the light company of WiUlmantic and toe with Reddemann still in pVirsuit. whether the law under whlclv IS Elected and appointed offlcem aonMtlme naxt ydar. Specificatlona for a pole arrested in the downtown hospi­ descended from the staff of J o­ “ And did those feet sip of wine at a church or syna­ of the r^ o n a l high echool op­ TELL CHRISTMAS Capitol Tractor 0>., of Windsor Reddemann, spotting a state adults were prosecuted for serv­ gogue and a cocktail party at will be Installed Jan. 18 at Odd CYCLE SHOP Daan Frederlofc Liowa a t the building for housing town tal. where his wife and newborn seph of Arimathea, who provid­ In ancient time community oonege aeld laat eration. n ie bigger, towns wUI Locks also Subm it^ bids. The equipment next to toe town ga­ patrol car, tried to pa.ss the sus­ ing liquor to minors could also which everyone is served." Fellows Hall. 101 Weat Middle Turnpike provide the facimiea untU the bid openii^ w u held Dec. 14. daug:hter were patients. pect’s car and sideswiped it. ed Christ’s tomb and who legend Walk upon England’s Other elected officers are night that he had recently rage behind the elementary be used to prosecute clergymen, ’The prosecutor contended that almaller c o m can bund their The tractor will coat around The other was caught at a Both vehicles and the car driven says visited Glastonbury almost Mountain’s green?” Mrs. Jesse B e 1 1 1 n g e r, vice 049-2098 ' :■ ! to thla oommlttee about South Windsor school were discussed. The 2,000 years ago. Here, many believe, Chris­ grandfathers and men whose the law was the law, even if own. It w u predicted that to $4,9S8.68, leu a five per cent nearby bus terminal. by patrolman James Stock wives are under 31. grand; Mrs; Robert Armstrong, ^'oommunlty eoUage. building will be put out to bid Before the chase ended, the People call it the Holy ’Thom. tianity In Bhigland was born. it did conflict with religious ob­ BO yeara the mnaner towns discaunt. Imduded with the came to a halt. The holdup men servances. He cited the case of recording secretary: Mrs. Hen­ Dean Lowe aald that "thefr would lurve their own commu­ soon, with bid (opening set for two stepdaughters of one of the No one really knows how "I personally think It very The law states that It is il­ ry SUrkweather. financial sec­ tractor will be an all-weather Jsn. 18. forced Reddemann and Stock at legal for any adult to serve Mormon polygamy, which was tafetftiet tt raghmal oooneratlaii nity oollegee. men, and their pet monkey, got much truth and how much leg­ unlikely that Joseph of Arima­ retary; Mrs. Clyde Beckwith, Garden Club cab, snow plow blade, flail Briefs gunpoint to get into their car, liquor to any minor—unless the not tolerated by the state. aeamed to rlie as I deacrtbM Dean'Lowe listed eome of toe a wild ride in a getaway car; a which bore Utah license plates. end there is in the story of the thea ever came here and even treasurer, and Mrs. Sedrick mower and reel mower. The midnight mass at St. adult is the parent or guardian, "Our statute/’ said assistant the flaaiWMi toilBaia.’* towns that now send studenta to bank cashier was abducted,'and ’The girls were in the front seat. Glastonbury Thom. less likely that our Lord did,” Straughan, trustee for three The commluion eliminated Maurice Church CSiristmu Eve says the Rev. Mr. Knapman. or unless he’s doing it on a prosecutor Benjamin Ferris, Be adrUid meetinga toe community college. East Selects the ■o was a state patrolman. Stock persuaded the men to It is known that the tree is of some of the additional attach­ "But there are people who find doctor’s orders. "without the need for strangulat­ years. wtth^tha oommittiab to aaqplore Hartford aenda five of six, with The men were Identified by release him and Reddemann at Palestinian origin and that as a ments originally specified be­ that it strengthens their faith to ing construction, quite simply the poaWhtiltle* o t ooaperatlon other surrounding towna, includ­ cause manbers thought they police as Harry Shinn, 21, of a shopping center. species it has been in Glaston­ Dr. George S. Hughes, a Dar­ and fill eoctSat o t a poaalble bury a very long time. Through pay attention to these stories ien psychiatrist, and his wife prohibits the accused from serv­ Flogging Ended in 1861 ing OoTcntry und Hartford, send Best Doors were not necessary at this time. Costa Mesa, Calif., charged Police got on the trail when joint vwthraL ^ Ing a similar number apiece. FOR RENT with robbery of a federally in­ the centuries It has been repro­ and I would never criticize have been found guilty of vio­ ing intoxicating liquor to anoth­ Among the deletions were a they found the abandoned geta­ them.” er’s child anywhere in Connect­ WASHINGTON — Flogging Dean Lowe'a 'report w u a At preeent, toe community col­ spreader and a payioader. 8 and 16 mm. Movie ProJeo- sured bank, and Frank Michel, way car. In it they discovered duced by cuttings. It rarely lating the law and fined $800 Hummels, Gifts, The winners of the Valley flourishes in England outside each. icut; be it a public bar or a was abolished as official punish­ springboard to further diacua- lege dow not charge these atu- The flail mower w u kept, tore—sound or sOent, also 21, with "aiding, abetting and Stock’s service revolver and a Religious Items non on the nature of Manchea- dents mors tuition, u does Nor Planters Garden Clul) door dec­ 85 mm. slide projectors. oounseling" Shinn. Glastonbury. Aide-Patient Rate Up ’Their appeal was heard Mon­ coming-out party on a spacious ment In the United States Army however, because u one of the monkey, later determined to be lawn tended by knowingly pro­ in August, 1861. But long after j tar’a community collage. Two walk Community Collage, which orating contest have been an­ a pet of the girls. The tree in the churchyard is day before the Circuit Court’s • Open 6 Days • wits of the conuniaslon re­ They waived preliminary 60 years old, the biggest speci­ NEW YROK — Why hospital appellate division. fessional bartenders.” that, soldiers were still punished ^ oimoBlng Ideu were advanced. is in a similar situation and nounced by toe Judges, David marked, "You never can tell WELDON DRUG CO. hearing before a U.S. commis­ Backtracking on the Utah One propoeed maintaining chargM non-reaidents an extra 901 Blaln SL-^IeL 648-8881 men In the town. On this spot, charges go up: Figures show the ’The Hugheses’ lawyer, Robert The judges did not announce by having to carry a 30- or 40-1 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Webster, and Mrs. Porter Col­ when you’re going to hsive to sioner and were jailed under plates, police located the motel pound log for hours or to stand j the community college mostly $3 per credit. the legend goes, the first sacred modem general hospital had 2.41 M. McAnemey, argued that if their decision. ’There were indi­ 964 Main 8 t —648-7781 lins. mow a flan.” The attaclunent bonds of $10,000 each. where Shinn, his wife, the two thorn tree grew. workers per patient in 1963 com­ cations they were considering for long periods on the edges of i girls and Michel had l^en stay­ his clients were guilty, then so actually is for cutting brush. Shinn’s wife, Kathleen, 22, In Glastonbury and England’s pared with 1.78 in 1983. would be the man who serves sending the Hughes case back a barrel with the top removed. I The winners are Mrs. Robert who had given birth premature­ ing. ’The motel operator told s IsXhrop, PBC ac­ Froet, Hlghview Dr., first prise; countant for expudlturM for ly Saturday to a 6-pound girl, officers Mrs. Shinn had been Mrs. John RaUsteok, Pine T ru toe new school, report^ that MARLOWS remained in Milwaukee Hospi­ taken to Milwaukee Hospital. Lens, second prise, and Mrs. tal. The girls in the getaway car The holdup men and the two an informal review of finances C .^ . R. Isooboni, Benedict Dr., shows $776,373 of toe $690,000 OPEN were her children by a previous girls arrived at the hospital by third prlu. marriage. Melody Salatino, 5, taxicab. Shinn was arranging bond Issue h u been spent to Four hugh oandlM lead toe with some bills still to TONITE and Qmthia, S. They were for his wife’s release when ^ way to Mra. Frost’s door, TUX placed in the county home for police arrived and overpowered D e LECTABLE door h u a medallion oemtain- dependent children. him. Michel slipped away. ing ttsve graduated goldI cir­ o rrn is, $67S,910 paid to Police gave this account of About 90 police officers, some cles made ot pine conu on a Monday’s btxarre incident; armed with rifles and shotguns, large red velvet ribbon. Above Shinn entered the bank about began a room-by-room search of the medelUon and also In gold 11:90 a.m., shoved a portfolio the maternity pavilion. While . is written "Noel.” The door Is the search was on, other offi­ D e - LICIOUS toward teller Jean McConahey, I framed by a garland o t pine M, and said, "Give me every- cers assigned to a bus terminal and laureL spotted Michel sitting in the A large Chrlstmaa tree made watting room. He offered no o t pine In red metallic la the resistance. j motif of Mrs. Halleeteck*s door. ' B etter Police said they had account­ GLENNEY’S e - LOVELY ' Under the tree ere three gaily ed for $992 of the $1,100 loot. D wrapped packages, /nie door Is MEN: NOTICE outlined 'wMh colored lights. Mrs. lacoboni h u placed A Christmas Tradition Christmas G ift? THE MOST WANTED FRAGRANCES gilded star made of magnolia a ll Xmas Ciffts Choir to Sing leaves and roses on a green FOR HER and HIM... AT metallic door. Under the atar Fine Quality Men's Wear Midnight Mass are three choir boye dressed in red. for Over Fifty Years The adult choir of St. James’ 'jlam o ju /L J j x j f U L School Board Meets Caiurch will sing the Midnight The board of education will discuss Sovlth’ Wfaidaqr’s read­ Mass on Christmas EJve. Ralph BEAUTY DEPT. OF WESTOWN PHARMACY ing program and its ptttolenis Maccarone will direct. ’The Rt. tonight at 7:30 at South' Wind­ Rev. Msgr. EJdward J. Reardon sor High School. will be celebrant and Dr. Jean Assistant Superintendent Wil­ Your Louis Hebert will be the com- F O R H E R liam Perry h u arranged for the mentaitor. Mrs. Ralph Mac­ town reaitoig department to ex­ carone will be organist. • TUSSY»COTY plain the reading program and .•At 11:30 p.m., the choir will • CARVEN •CARON answer questions that parents sing a program of ancient and • REVLON • MAJA may have. Sentiments familiar Christmas carols. The • MAX FACTOR « MARY CHESS Miss Evelyn Redfleld'will ex­ congregation will participate in plain what is being done in the Mass by singing “O Come • CHANTILLY • CHANBt • LANVIN Grade 1 and the transition room. Expressed All Ye Faithful” at the In- • AMBUSH • JEAN NATE Henry Adams will dlscUsa the troit, "O LltUe Town of Beth­ phonics program. Mrs. Laura lehem” at the Offertory, "Silent • FABERGE • SHALIMAR Morse will dlscuu reading fat Night” at the Communion, and • FLAIR Grade 3 through 6. Miss Jose- "Hark ’The Herald Angels Sing" itolne Zocco wQl dtacuu Temo- In a . . at the Recessional. dial rekding.- Miss Klda Mona­ V- The Mass sung by the ohoir ghan, pilM pal ot Orchard -m i will be as follows; "Kyrie” and Scho^, will give a brief his­ “Gloria” from “The Adeste Fi- tory of toe program. Solid Gold deles Mass” by Rossini; "Credo” AD parents''are invited and a- LIGGETT DRUG from "Regina Pacis Mass” by • ENGLISH LATHER • YARDLEY question and answer period win Yon; "Sanctus” : "Benedictus” • BY GEORGE • OLD SPICE be held. ■ ot rii* Poricod* f r ^ the Rossini Mass; "Agnus Charm w ith D fl” ; and "Glory to God,” a • JADE EAST • MENNEN ManobeSler Evening Herald recessional by Reilly. • THAT MAN * • GILLETTE SoDili Wtaidam eorreepondent. Brownie daseph, tetopbrne 644- Genuine stones • SPORTSMAN 0148. r at the Parkade ATTRACTIVELY GIFT WRAPPED FROM Jet, 975 Can Equal B B R N i r a Opm Ev m . till 9 P.M. 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SffiL«K: ■vnnKQ HIAAIA.llAtfqinpp^ .CQMK^.VraW41^ JM |Q lipli li» i m HANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 PAGE ELEVEN 7 JbttUi^iitpr rnUtor UUb the Russtoas; to a Mtotourd rather than to some instincUve huraaB College Will Seek Funds Bolton Mirror Blamed MARLOWS Eitftitui ffralii aational obstinacy; to cold rathsr than For Chair Fire OfEN to ths suporlor stratacy stypoosdly duU^ Under Vocational Ed Act wlttsd generals dsfendlng thslr own soli Klar in A lliance Post An unusual D«c. 7 flr» in a TONITE . eould dsviss sgalndC a glamorous ma­ USE ' dwelling on Wellesley Rd. high­ TILL i!FW **'••••«• rauding profasslonal Invader; Frederick Lowe told#|600 sdholanihlp grant under Tf ”"- Ilighted the Nov. 16 to Dec. 21 tha recently p a a ^ Slconomic CHRISTMAS James S. Klar of Notch Rd. ' So It is not too difficult to accept the toe Clttaeas Advisory Oouncll was elected permanent chair­ report given last nlghl to 8th last night that the commimlty Opportunity Act will be known V SEALS District directors by District theory of a Finnish rsssaroher, whoss next month, he said. man of toe Connecticut Part­ Fire Chief Francis Limerick. study of ths winter of Napoleon’s dis­ college la applying for funds Among toe reports made at ners of toe Alliance Pltuming He said that toe fire, which content indicates that It was a relative­ under ths Vocational Sduca- the hour-long meeting was one Committee at a meeting of the started in an upholstered chair, tlon Act of 1963. from toe FhcUitiea and Services Building Report committee yesterday in Hart­ occurred while toe house was ly mild winter aftyr all, the journals and He said chances wars good ford. mmcaxmmntxm Oommittto on its efforts to unoccupied. Its cause was re­ riftM t to AdVMM paintings of its hardships notwithetand- of getting toe money for toe build up toe community college HARTFORD (AP)—The State The conunittee is a phase of constructed later, when the son NOTICE TMT ...... ^flS Ing. 1955-56 academic, year since Itorary. Ihe recently made ao- Building Program Commisssion toe Alliance for Progress, of the owners came home from ICQBBM ••••»••••••••••••• *yW It ia not necessary, in order to agree the state had already thla year Ucitatlon for books and money today submitted a report to Gov. signed by the United States and school. i^^BOBuhfl *•••»••••••••*•• allocated |260,(X>0 to Institu­ netted about 100 volumes and John N. Dempsey in which it 19 Latin American nations in ■1116 boy showed firemen a IMODERN TVI with this present research, to discredit tions similar to a community 142.60. Arthur Illing, chairman recommended capital building Aug^ust 1961. magnified .shaving mirror '.” tomnoBR or. ” the journals of the 'period. We have college. of toe committee, said that fur­ projects totaling more than $59 Connecticut is one of 18 which had reflected the rays of 1HB AflSOClATlID n u d n million for the 1966-67 fiscal . A* AMoetotad Ptms la azcloalraty antlUaT learned to measure modem weather by Money will be requested to ther contributions of both types states in the UB. matched with the sun onto the chair, causing SERVICE ^ to tka aaa of ropobllcatleB of all aawa help finance the following are needed. period. states In Latin American coun­ it to smoulder and bum.' ■m aatohaa oradltad U» It or aot otbarwUa erad^ the Interaction of all Its components, areas: tries in a broad self-help pro- 1 M tat thla papar and alao Ua local aawa nob- ’The Faculty and Curriculiun The total includes capital proj­ Another oddity of the same Fomerly Of and we know that temperature alone 1. A vocational counaelerwho Oommlttee reported discussion ects of $47.9 million and self- g;ram. occurrence was that a parrot, , Summer Street ^ All* riSita a( rapubUeatlaa at apadal dl» never tells the story. would divide his time between on new courses for next year. liquidating projects of $11.2 mil­ Klar wqs also named to a alone in the house, survived the patchaa barato ara alao raaarrad.______Hiere are coefficients which go along the commimlty ooll ige and the Business Data Processing, In­ lion. team of six Connecticut citizens smoke, which wm so dense Is'^ioW'Yocated At Health Officer high school. Investigating area that will visit the stite adopted - A a Handd Printtos O o m p w . toe., aa- wHh the temperature. There is the hu­ surance Principles and Prac­ ’The Oommission said It re­ that firemen had to crawl on DO raapoBanOlV Dr. Nicholas A. Marzialo, job possibilities, relating these tices, Medical Technology, and ceived requests from all agen­ by Connecticut; Paralba, in the their hands and knees to open ' aranblcal arrora api>aaite( In adTartiaaoMiita midity. There is the question of wind. town health officer since Janu­ to present curricula, and guid­ northeastern bulge of Brazil. windows. apd other ^toSnc matter to A a Kanebaatar ary 1963, has been reappointed Ehcecutlve Secretarial Practices cies for the two-year period to­ 1385 C EN TER ^ Ereadug Herald.______And the calculation by coefficient can ing students in both areas — were among toe likely cur­ taling $146 million. The team will make a two- The parrot waa taken to a work out, In its extremes, so that a very to his fourth consecutive four- curriculum and employment. riculum additions named. week inspection of Paraiba in neighbor’s home for safety, and ' fUU aemoa cUant of «J t A. Btrnea. ^ year term. Superintendent of Schools ’The Commission’s report does February to study local eco­ ret\imed home when the smoke FnbUahara Rapraaontauraa — Aa JaUM moist wind blowing at 40 miles an hour The nominating comimitbee not Include certain administra­ STREET Matbaws Spadal Agency — New Tork Qi*- Notification of the appoint­ William Curtia mentioned that nomic conditions and the gen­ James S. Kiar had cleared. A check of Its con can make 20 above seem like 10 below. if such a person waa hired the nounced toe resignations of tive projects In the fields of ur­ I (Formerly C. J. Morrison | oagp. Datpwt and Boaton. ,,, . ment, made by General Mana­ three members from the coun­ ban renewal, housing for the eral situation and formulate dltlon yesterday revealed that nSobCBim AUDIT BURllAO 0» CntCDLA. But the coefficient which can do most ger Richard Martin, has been town must be prepared even­ recommendations for specific the parrot suffered no after ef­ Paint Store) TKWTO ______forwarded to State Health Com­ tually to pay his entire salary cil. Resigning are Atty. Donald elderly, the medical - dental projects to the planning com­ composed of leaders In govern­ fects, and appears well and for a temperature, one way or another. P. RlOhter, Olaf L. Anderson school of the University of Con­ ment, labor and industry, and hearty. Same Phone Number DIaplay adrardatog ol< missioner Franklin M. Foote. as the state funds would not necticut, and several others. mittee. I 1 Tor Hoaday — 1 pjn. Is the coefficient of victory or defeat. Dr. Marzialo, a Hartford na­ ibe granted indefinitely. and Leonard Seader, toe latter Trip expenses will be reim­ private citizens. In his complete report, Lim-1 For Toaaday — 1 p.m. Ifonday. With victory, that winter In Russia 2. Elquipment needed for ad­ two becai]se of their recent erick listed nine calks for th e' tor Wadneaday — 1 p.bl Tdeaday. tive, was educated at Hartford elections to the board of di­ bursed by the Agency for In­ A r Auraday — 1 p.m. Wetoaaday. would have felt like a prolongation of Public High School, Trinity vanced business, dictation and U.S. Loses to Norway ternational Development of the period, six in the district and i 643-2205 For IViday - 1 p.m. Amday. chemistry and physics coursea rectors and board of education, Building Record Set three outside. | For Sateaay — 1 p.m. Friday. ^ . Indian Summer into apple blossom time. College, the University of Ver­ respectively. State Department. Qaaalflad deadUna; 10:80 a.m. each day at mont and toe University of 3. Program support for a new OSLO — Six hundred nineteen Klar is assistant managing They included the one house I But there’s no cold on •earth like that of course oh Insurance principles Nominated to replace them BONN — Construction in Ger­ fire, four woods fires, another j Open till 9 P.M. Daily gtoebeeboe aaeapt Batnrday — » a.ne. Wisconsin, where he completed were Ross Begg Jr., Christie more people Immigrated to Nor­ director of the Connecticut De­ many has just about overcome defeat. It can make the blood run slow his pre-medical studies. and practice. way in 1963 than emigrated velopment Commission, The in a chimney, one in an auto- ’ Until Christmas Vttaaday, Dacamber 31 Dean Lowe added that fu­ McCormick and Mrs. Elaine the home shortage caused by mobile and two emergency calls. I on the fairest summer’s day. Just not He was graduated from ’Tufts Mrosek. These nominations will from this country. The figures commission was given the task war destruction of a fifth of all Medical School and served his ture requests from the state were 11,364 and 11,983. Three of Betting up the Alliance com­ Limerick compliment^ the | having your own way is a chilling ex­ under this grant would cover go before the board of education dwellings. Between 1949 and 1963 directors for having supplied perience. And just to illustrate the real intemsiiip at SL Francis Hos­ for approval. hundred fifty - eight more Im­ mittee which was formed ear­ Germany built seven - million Tk« Choice In .Vietnain pital, Peoria. HI. program and equipment aid to migrated from the United States lier this montli. the volunteer fire department I point, we’ll wager that the winter was data processing, basic tech­ ’The committee also requested hou.sing units - a record aver­ with everything needed in In 1949 he came to Manches­ toe council to recommend that than migrated there. ■The statewide committee is age of 10,8 per 1,000 Inhabitants. equipment, I Read Herald Ads. Parhafw tlia thaory that it would ba just as cold for Napoleon, who fled it ter and served a year’s residen­ nical, and medical technical aaaiar to lick tha whole of Communiat ootiraes. the 15 members of. the coun­ back to Paris, as It was for the more or­ cy at Manchester Memorial ’The success of the commun­ cil whose terms would soon ex­ China than H la to daal with a nasty lit- dinary soldiers who had to spend It in Hospital, and then was called ity oollegr’a application for a pire be renamed. tta guerrilla war in South Vietnam ia their tortured march out of Russia. Into the Army as a medical of­ a tenable theor>’. Perhapa a atrike at ficer with the 43rd Division, •erving In Germany. the nerve center of the Communist pres- He returned to Manchester in of the Parkade...High Qualify anoe on the Aaian continent could be Sir Christopher On Colds September 1952 and opened an College Seeks $1^10 Less made total; perhaps, in that ease, the office for the private practice of far-extended arms of the octopus would It may be, after all, that you are not medicine. In Net Funds from Town completely a fool If you observe to your­ During his tenure as town dry up and shrivel and disappear, leav- health officer he has Increased big the whole Asian mainland to the fu- self, as you feel some cooler than usual COSMETICS Manchester Community Ool-^town, 43 retained sophomores. movement of air across your back, that the number of Inspections of hura development of aoma new brand public eating places and has lege will cost toe town $67,288 and toe full-time equivalent of you may be in danger of catching a of maao Aaianlam. carried on a one-man campaign for toe 1965-66 year — $1,110 In another enrollment projec­ cold. to eliminate the use of septic tion published recently by the All Brands... But wa doubt tha validMy of such a Photographed By Joseph Satemle less than this academic year, For a good ZMUiy years now wa or­ tanks, whenever and wherever community college the full­ BM017, or nt loaat the praetioal poaoi* NIGHT SCENE, EAST CATHOUC HIGH according to budgetary esti­ dinary people have been laboring under possible. time equivalent for fall 1965 Is WUty of oarrylng it out Wa doubt, alao, mates approved last night by estimated at 273. This figure is a miserable Inferiority complex, com­ ttiat wo bava tha capacity to make any the Citizens Ajdvisory Council based on a projection of the pletely unable to rid ouraelvea of what enrollment increases for the kind of direct dedaion to try auch an ex- Algeria Says of the community college. FOR TOUR the experta called ■uperatltiona about falls of 1963 and 1984. HIS HERS pertraent. We may aidle toward it; we The proposed 1965-68 budget, - ^ e common cold. * Most of this year’s budget, CONVENIENCE may advance upon it by atealth; and wa Connecticut Yankee Tshom be Just based on the equivalent of 200 approximately $137,000, will go NEWEST! may avantually get trapped in H. But We and the experts have agreed on Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. full-time students, was present­ to the teachers and administra­ only one thing: there is no cure for It ‘Straw Man’ ed by N. William Knight, chair­ tors of the community college. R to not a pohoy choice we are going to By A.H.O. man of the finance committee, WE GIFT' make eonaclously and deliberately. But we ordinary people have persist­ Robert D. Novak ’This figure includes the sala­ (Continued from Page One) to about 20 members of toe ries of five new personnel—an Falling that, the atory from South ed In the idea that somebody can go out Report 11118 week is supposed to see the state, as they did with the council in the faculty lounge of admissions reg^lstrar, a clerk- WRAP CHANEL Tlatnam aontinuea to be one of con­ and get his feet wet, or sit In a chill the beginning of actual move­ last proposed new constitution ed In the evacuation of 2,000 the high school. typdst, and three full-time in­ draft, and catch cold, without ever ment through the Connecticut back In 1902. new from Faberg4 tinued demonatratlon that we are not SANTIAGO, Chile—Attempt­ ■What could come later Is that is, independent of the U.S. hostages, both white and non­ ’The total budget request of structors. N° 5 SPRAY PERFUME-SPRAY COLOGNE SET coming into contact with anybody else General Assembly of Substitute ■The party leaderships have white, held by the rebels. $166,488 will now go to toe The teachers’ salaries for the going to suoceed In maintaining any ing to guide rampant national­ even more interesting. Although and including relations with for House Bill No. 2004, an "act FREE who has a cold, or without importing the Chilean government itself the Soviet Union. dredged up a few additional a r­ Stevenson noted that the rep­ board of education for inclusion coming academic year were poaition aa a land power on the Aaian ism into constructive channels, establishing a constitutional guments. They point out that in resentatives of Ghana and Su in its budget. Last year the outlined in a schedule which aontlnent unless we are really willing into our own physiology any new and Chile’s brand-new Christian will receive part ownarship of In fact, emotional national­ the Kennecott subsidiary at ism IS strong enough within the convention.” the normal process for a con­ dan had denied Monday that town gave the community col­ supplemented the budget fig­ to commit ourselvee and our own forces additional virus from any outside Democratic government is Perhaps, in order to give stitutional amendment the pro­ their governments were aiding lege $115,566. If budget require­ ures. Full-time instructors will BHUT for m en SPECIAL passing lU first big test. first. It is possible that these Christian Democrats that the themtolves HOLIDAY to It, as, again, we are not. source. shares eventually will be sold new government’s first move some pre-holiday posed chEuige in the constitu­ rebel leader Christophe Gbcnye ments are met as planned dur­ receive $52,250 and part-time That test is copper, the na­ cheeil the members of the tion has to pass through the ing the remainder of this aca­ Instructors, $43,400. Costs for WRAPPING FOR What we are clinging to, and what Now, it develops, in the research and tion’s most valuable natural re­ to the Chilean public. ’Thus for In foreign relations had to be but stated he had heard no such the first time the Chilean resuming relations with Russia House will be able to take a Legislature twice, first through denial from Bouattoura. demic year, the college will pay new equipment, much of it for keeps slipping from our grasp day by in the opinion of a noted British medi­ source. Chilean nationalists, vote on the bill now legally be­ toe new staff members, were both Conununlat and non-Com- people really would own their (though this cannot conceiv­ the House by a simple majority Bouattoura had declared his back all of that except $58,416. CHRISTMAS day, la the possibility that we can main* cal researcher, Sir ChristoiAer Howard copper. fore them. If they succeed in vote, and then, in the next ses­ government’s sympathy with ’The college requested $140,- also detailed in the schedule. munist, long have argued that ably help Chile). doing this, they will be doing It tain a position of land power on the Andrews, that we common dolts may Yankee copper companies are When this deal Is formally But Frei is not going all the sion, through both Senate and the cause of the Congolese re­ 566 last year, based on 150 Aslan eontinent by a system of proxy, have been right about the common cold announced, it will be encourag­ way here, either, lit appears with considerable awareness House by a two-thirds vote, bels, but said that "neither the equivalent full-time students. $1,260 ALIMONY robbing this country of its that the bill on their desks thus, in most instances, giving to which we supply money, weapons, ' all along, in aptte of all the learned wealth. ’Their answer: Nation­ ing news for potential foreign likely he will spurn a bid to authorities of Congo Leopold­ The $122,566 ($116,566 plus a LOS ANGELES (AP) — investors (in fields other than needs a few minor operations either party veto power over $7,000 supplemental appropria­ James H. Nicholson, president tests and pronouncements to the con­ alization—that is, outright ex­ open relations also with Osecho- ville nor of the United States Also: W OODHUE APHRODISIA SETS fiom 2.75 training, and even strategy for native copper) who have worried slovakia, whose agents invar­ before its final passage. And, any new amendment. have been able to give the coim- tion) It actually received was of American International Pic­ ARPEGE trary. propriation—of the copper if they vote this early on the trocHps. mines. about the leftish tendencies of iably cause more trouble than As a practical matter, this cU any evidence to support the based on 105 equivalent full- tures, Inc., has been ordered to Sir Christopher thinks it a sound sci­ the Frei government. Still measure, they will be doing so has been so, and it explains, of vague charges made from press time students. pay his estranged wife, Sylvia, The trouble is that such native troops Ever since his election on the Russians. And certinly Chile fully aware of the fact that the Natural Spray^ really do not care about fighting other entific possibility that the viruses latent more significant is the impact is not even cemsidering a link course, why so many controver­ reports that Algeria is giving 'The actual enrollment figures $1,250 a month temporary sup­ Sept. 16 President Euardo Frei on Chile’s younger industrial­ measure is provoking the first sial questions, like probate armed aid to the rebels.’’ for full-time equivalent stu­ port pending trial of their di­ ▼letnamese, no matter where they come in all of us and normally held In check and his left-of-center Christian with Communist Chi>-' who genuine and authentic public by LANVIN ists. has the worst trouhler ^ :rs of courts, and anachronistic coun­ The Algerian attack on the dents (based on 30 credits per vorce. from. They don’t care for it, first, be- by our balance of health powers, to so Democratic government have These more progressive mem­ controversy which has yet de­ ty sheriffs, are waiting for a Nicholson, 48. and his wife. 42, been dickering with the copper all. At this early stage South United States was one of the student per year) waa 132 for eause they don’t recognise any real speak, may attain quick momentary as­ bers of the oligarchy backed America’s finst Christian Dem­ veloped In any phase of the long chance to get Into a constitu­ strongest made during the Con­ this fall and an estimated 106 are suing each other for di­ companies in search of a less Frei In the Sept. 16 electimi redistricting crisis. tional convention In which they vorce, charging adultery. peril to their own Uvea. They don’t care cendancy whenever our bodily defenses drastic solution. Although con­ ocratic government, the Chilean go debate. Bouattoura charged for next spring. principally to stave off the answer to nationalism Is Im­ A few people have begun to couldn’t be vetoed so easily. the United States not only with Dean Frederick Lowe of the Mrs. Nicholson named actress for It, second, because they instinctive­ are called upon for a little extra vigi­ ferences in New York and San­ Marxist coalition (including be excited over the prospect Another defense the party Susan Hart. 22, as correspond­ tiago have been sUper-secret, it pressive, indeed. But Frei faces supporting colonialism but with community college has flg(ur*d ly regard us, a great power from way lance in some other direction. WhtTa Communists) which picked up still more dilffloult problems, that the constitutional conven­ leaderships have begun to pro­ an increasing bias toward toe the 1965-66 estimated enroll­ ent. Nicholson charged his wife across the ocean, aa somebody with our body adjusts to a change in tem­ can be reported that agreement 39 per cent of the vote. But tion provided for in this bill has vide sympathetic commentators ment at 192. This estimate with infidelities with five men. with at least one compeuiy, particularly the riddle of how been set up to consist of equal black race. some degree of self interest which they perature, in other words, the virus the industrialists are far from to make a social revolution like us is that, if they get the ‘"There is no example of a reckoned 61 from Manchester ’The Nicholsons, married 24 Kennecott Copper, is at hand. being Christian Damocrats. numbers of members from the years ago, have three daugh­ are being asked to serve. moves In. And an observation Sir Chria- without ruining the economy. privilege of electing delegates colonial war where the United High School, 5 from East Cath­ Bread-and-butter aspects of Once Frei was elected, they two major parties, elected al­ to the constitutional convention olic High School, 55 from out of ters, aged 23, 22 and 19. The facUons, military and civil and the agreement are vital to forgot the Communist menace This subject deserves further most by formality rather than States has not furnished arms to topher adds—that a similar cold-catch­ disousst'on in another column. without contest, and have party repress the anticolonialists,’’ he religious, in fkjuth Vietnam would rather ing effect can come from the additional Chile. With Kennecott agreeing and began complaining about by contest, and. once assem­ organization control of the con­ to increase copper production Frei’s leftist policies. bled, to operate by such voting said. quarrel with us and with each other stress of some unusual emotional strain vention itself so easily assured He asserted that new trends here, Chile’s exports smd na­ Tlie real possibility of an im­ rules that , the two political they won’t need to worry about than mount any concerted, unified de­ or apprehension—also tallies with what tional revenue will start climb­ passe in the copper negotia­ party organizations should each to racialism had been displayed at the Parkade Herald it, then they will be free to by U.S. representatives in re­ fense against the marauding infiltration some people have obstinately continued ing in about three years. Such tions particularly worried them. possess an absolute veto over seek out especially distinguish­ sf the rebels from North Vietnam. to consider normal human experience. an increase is essential to fi­ ■They Feared that Inability to the matters the convention ed candidates to stand for elec­ cent mdnths. Op«n Evts. rill 9 P.M. nancing the ambitious—proba­ "Chileanlze” the mines might Yesterdays could consider and any action He lauded the aims of the late IJLl In the last day or two, we have been What do you know ? Poor simple folk, tion to the convention. And the President John F. Kennedy but bly over-ambitions — public provoke the Frei government it might take. stature of these delegates will reduced to that point of futility In which who are careful about sitting in drafts, works and housing projects into outright nationalization 25 Years Ago The idea that ths public, asked “What are we to think be such as to reassure the state when 20 assassins are freed in USANDS SOLD FOR our ambaseador to South Vietnam has no matter how many experts said colds planned by Frei. which could be the starting Connecticut Co. contemplates which has been sleeping gently about the quality and independ­ been forced to threaten withdrawal of But the significance of the point for total socialization of all the way through the many Mississippi, when aid is given to had to come some other way, may have Chile. supplementary pickup system In ence of what goes on inside the crush liberation movements In all our support unless the factions there been the really smart ones all along! copper agreement transcends town to handle large volume of months of the redistricting is­ convention, and even discourage Now Only dollars and cents. What Frei Accordingly, one of Chile’s sue, may now suddenly find it­ Angola and Mozambique, when mend their ways, and behave tbore sen­ leading businessmen told us he workers employed at United Air­ any possible flurry of independ­ South Africa Is supported by calls Chileanization of copper craft plants in East Hartford. self interested in something ent candidacies for delegate sibly. This threat obviously has to be may prove the Chilean answer had been badly disappointed by has taken the party leader­ arms of Western ..countries that Frei’s early weeks in office and Harold V. Heffron, metnber places. The logic of this partic­ refuse to give up their trade?” based on the supposition the South Return Of The Neighborhood? to the demands of emotional of Manchester Police Depart­ ships a little by surprise, and ular defense has an infernal nationalism throughout Latin feared a general economic they have been marching up Vietnamese really want us there In the The proposed zoning ordinance change stagnation. Just two days la­ ment, captures major honors in habit of trying to get Itself The most successful team in '19.*= America. such arguments as they can printed like this: "Give us a first place. No auch supposition ia sup­ that the Planning Department hopes to ter this same businessman call­ Christmas Home Lighting find in favor of the strict party the whole post - season Bowl ported by the way they behave. We are bring to public hearing in January or Outright nationalization of ed us back »tj> say things Decoration Contest. convention; we can control and series has been the Trojans of GET the copper companies would re­ responsibility and control they w'e’ll name such fine people to the new spray... about as popular and welcome as the February has ah interesting ring to it. weren’t so bad after adl. The put into their bipartisan agree­ Southern California with 10 wins — , OUR But because It would loosen some pres­ duce copper production and ex­ rea.'jon: he had just heard re­ 10 Years Ago ment on this bill. it you'll never notice wa are In 13 appearances. ^Ltetlciincl French were when they were trying to ent land use restrictions and give de- ports. further slowing tha ports of an Imminent copper For first time in history of controlling It.” S W E E P E R )/a C LOW, that’s pure frapance.., win back their old colony In 1964. sluggish Chilean economy. In­ Their biggest and best argu­ Finally, the poliUcal leaders veloii^rs a freer hand. It promises to af,.cement with Kennecott. Manchester Memorial Hospital, ment ia the one advanced here LOW Tills obvious situation Is leauiing edi­ be controversial. stead of this, the tentative In foreign policy the Frei more than 1,000 babies delivered just the other day—that the have one last fiery retort, Efficient, powerful yet light­ AEROSOL? NOT AT ALU Based on "planning unit develop­ agreement with Kennecott government is following the during course of a single year; which they prefer to fling hard­ weight . . . Slim, trim and PRICES KINGS MEN YARDLEY two and a half full ounces of torialists everyM'here to the conclusion would merely give Chile a say more the proposed Constitution­ est at amateur idealists who Grooming Set that we are going to have to face the ment," the proposal would drop the old samt strategy of controlled na­ record-making birth bringing to­ al Convention ia opened to mat­ easy-to-use . . . For daily ON Shaving Set aaual Toilet Water with no policy of reserving large tracts for spe­ in company policy here with a tionalism. tal to 1,000 occurs on Christmas never managed or carried a facts and make some basic, realistic de- big slice of ownership (though ters other than legislaUve re- TriE ti(ly.im or weekly clean After Shave Lotion anci quick, Two essentials he will thor­ gas or propellant to distort k cific uses, such as single or multiple A leading cliche of Latin Day. districtlng, the greater the risk precinct. Both political parties, iiig. Skips from floors APPUANCES dsiona very soon. What none of us quite family hornes, business and so on. It less than 60 per cent) in Kenne- A-*nciiran nationalism is an Ice skating season starts at they say, are wide open to in­ to j^ugs on soft, wide clean Stick Deodorant are in­ ... leak-proof, spill-proof... cott's Chilean subsidiary. that the entire product may be oughly enjoy. . . After Shaving 2.75 and 3:35 says to that what this really means is would instead aim for a greater assort­ "bidependent” foreign policy; Center Springs Pond Annex turned down by the voters of terest and talent Why should rubber rollers dispensable aids to f i r and refillable right from ment of housing - from the one-famlly those who have preached two Nozzle brush t h e h a n d y Lotion and match- your own large bottle of that ws ought to decide upon some home to the high rise apartment—and party responsibility In so many RlRKAK Bath Powder with extravagant fashion puff formula for getting out, which is what adjusts for all his good grooming. Z.Zu ing brisk Cologne. LANVIN Toilet Water. encourage unit facilities such as tha matters suddenly pretend to be tasks. lightweight 2.75 we advised the French to do in 1964. small shopping center, the park or play­ shocked because the two par­ The beet formula for this is not to ground and other services. Develop­ ties are proposing to take and VACUUM CLEANER FOR HIM! Fischetti WITH KING-SIZE proclaim any acceptance of President ments, according to Planning Director exercise responsibility In the IS se See These Fine William Toole, would still be subject to biggest state business of our DISPOSABLE DUST B^QS SHAVING As Gaulle’s offer to help arrange some^ Planning Board control aa far as popu­ lifetimes ? neutrallstlc stabilization of the whole lation density and services are concern­ BRUSH Christmas Gifts Aglon of the former French colonies. ed. But there would be no standard unit eONVeNlENT ABOVE-THE-FLOOR Tlie best formula Is to take this area plaiu. The proposal sounds like a return to A Thought for Today a t t a c h m e n t PAC and Many More, out of the special preserve of the big the old network of neighborhoods that powers and plunge Its problems direct­ comprised the American city—along Sponsored by the Manchester TO moE • for Christmas ly into the United Nations, asking It to with main business and industrial dis­ Council of Churches af the Parkade set up a oommission to formulate a plan tricts- a couple of generations ago. Since then, much city population has tor peace for Southeast Asia. This Is the On this third day before flfSi PARKING boiiar and up poured into sprawling developments, Christmas, sometimes called ISSSS**'' !**■*•' •eemwiti), biggest and oldest war going in • the and regional shopping centers have gone "Little, Little Christmas Eve,” Dfjwnr Haali, EXTRA CHRISTMAS SPECIAL world today, and yet the only one the up in "fringe" areas. Through it all, the our thoughts and prayers are downtown business districts have sur­ STORES In-Use Weight United Nations has never been asked to upon the Light which brings us Only 7 ^ lbs. «»r coMmn omT $».w Aeal with. The suggesUon here Is that vived—though the automobile, which r to God — that before His Light had much to do wlUi the outward move­ comes God seems very far the United States resign as special and ment of population, has generated traf­ away. solitary volunteer policemen In the area, fic and parking problems downtown. ’The OPEN BERNIE'S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN YARDLEY Today it is time to put up the • NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 8 YEARS and ask the United Nations to take new proposal might well hit regional creche and to find ways for all. ^ shopping centers harder than it would • 90 DAYS—NO TO PAY SHAVING BOWL sver. the family to share fully in the FINANCE CHARGE • BANK FINANCING T.. the downtown merchants. Christmas preparaUons. Let the EVERY ~. It Is conceivable too, that there would parenU read aloud a Christmas * ^ . be, social advantages, as'Mr. Toole sug- story tonight and then talk about TT*« Greater Qoid . Fcsts—by better distribution through It together. And after the story the city of single and multiple housing perhaps you will want to use NIGHT Napoleon, who could discover that an' structures, for instance, and of public some of the prayers you have araiy travels on iU stomach, eould alao housing projects for families and for used or collected during the the elderly. This could cultivate com­ Find out the Coty fragranoo ahe’a fondaat ol and know enough about the business of war past week. Each member might UNTIL B£PNI£‘S munity apirit and political responsibil­ read one of them aloud. Or you ohooae from our exciting gift-trimmed eoDection. to gueaa It wasn’t Just winter alone ity among citizens; and for some thera could write one or more pray­ TELEVISION and APPLIANCE STORE whleh brought his eareer to dlsuter In could be a more meaningful life In this ers, with each member adding N 1> Spray Miat....<...... -...... ***** mixing of faclIitlM and people. ’Tha a sentence or two. After that XMAS de facto segregation issue In the publia MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARSADE The gift of elegance in the Duating Powder.,.__ _ Winter, perhaps, waa the allbU he ^ toe Ught that Wng.ua schools might even ba rasolved. Msan- o l^ to God, and talk almt It OPEN EVERY A S STORES: fine tradition that Is Yardley. tound at hand and considered H good whlle, a proposal that promises changes J®yl (Read St. John l: 6- - NIGHT THX 7 MANCHESTER tor future morale to use. It became a in established sonlnf patterns can ex­ *0H, m HM£ ecm mnAKMLRmrsarfmne ■ATUBDATS TILL • BLOOMFIELD 135 : aonqueror to ptold to the elements pect some strenuous opposition. — Rev, Abram W. Ssiurrev PHONE BAS-MWl MEWIN1QTON •PRlNOraDU) UNION d iOOb CLMYMRRKM MIHMISHB/SiVlMe*. United Metoodlst A* Bolton »>«* Waulkit.. ■ ■ ■ ■*■'> ' ■• -.'.V l) / m ■ fAGB TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, I , TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 MANCHEStEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 PAGE THniTEBH Martin Seeks Way Susan Wins Directors to Meet Tomorrow Local Stocks School Supplies Sought by Town BOTH Fine Horse With OHicijals of Poineer lA ri Be«ti i m X r Qaetatloii* Bnntolied by ROCKVILLE — Lori Both Deoipsey'-Tecrier Oo.. lae. The town is advertising for '/ 5 '/ For Retiring Soon Lewis, 14-m«ith-old daughter Qy RODNBT ANGOVB *splt4 th* attandant’* c i ^ en a Memben of New York sealed bids for supplying three ' loudspeaker'to keta to the right. For Brother The town’a board of dlrecton^ltope to keep the company here, ot Richard and Judith Wright AaMOisted FroM W rii»r Stock Exchange school additions with classroom During the rush tout, In fact, have Invited officiala o f the to hel^ boott town’a Grand Lewis ot Gehrlng Rd., Tolland, PAHia (AP)—A new mov­ furniture, cafeteria tables smd STORES ■_ (Conttmied from Pace One) List. and grandchild of Joseph A. all those people standing force Bank Stock* •4k - — (Pioneer Parachute Co. to an 11 ing ■Ido'walk 1« bringing ■miles folding chairs, and library AIRWAX DONALD, Ore. (AP) — When Pioneer president Michael Lewis of Rockville, died aUd- a great number of travelers to chairs and stools. ajn. meeting tomorrow morn­ to the Pari* ■utoway. Bid A*ked Aa DellaFera, a town director, Frost Bites IS-year-old Grady Howard can Kagau has been critical of the denly yesterday at home. nace off the distance the old Conn. Bank and The bids will be opened on ing to demonstrate the town’s Tbe 182-motor long •’rolling ta d Democratic Town Chalr- ride again, he won’t have to town for not making more of Other survivors include a sis­ W y in aisles left for that pur­ Truat <3o...... 70 74 Jan. 12 at 11 a.m. in the hear­ '7 /L 5 L: interest in retaining the manu­ c a r ^ ” aa the Frwich call It, f l t a Ted Cummlnca have been share the family horse with sis­ an effort to hold onto the firm. ter, her maternal grandmother, pose. Attendants say what w ery Hartford National ing room of the Municipal Sept posted on the Informal In Red Town ter Susan and brother Dan. facturing firm in Manchester. 1* the culmination of a 80-year- driver knows: It Is very difficult Town officiala have been and several aunts and uncles. oW dream to ease the tiring Bank Co...... SB 68 Building. ^scussions but have taken no Susan, 12, won a reg^istered Also invited to the session meetbig frequently for about a Private graveside services will to get Frenchmen to keep to the Verpon National The classroom furniture In­ mart in them to date. quarter horse just for Grady, distance between train* In the right. They say, too, that cr^ d .s OPEN MOSCOW (AP) —Grandfather are members of the town de­ month in an effort to clear the be held at the convenience of huge ChaWot *taUon o f cen­ Bank ...... 75 cludes student and teacher Martin, this afternoon, re­ who is home after seven months velopment, redevelopment and way for the sede of a tract in of people watching others try It desks and chairs, and class­ fused to comment on the turn Frost and his helper, the Snow the family. Burial will be in tral Paris. Flra Inaaranco Companiea in two Dregon hospitals. He was planning boards, the Manches­ town. ’Their efforts have been South Om etery, Tolland. also hold up traffic. room. kindergarten and trape­ S events and would neither Maiden, were very naughty. severely burned on both legs in Mechanically nothing more Planned tentotlvely sine* 1930, Hartford Fire . . . 71)4 74 T O N IG H T till ter Chauntoer of Commerce and kept off the record at the re­ There will be no calling than an eacalator without steps, National Fire ...119 125 zoidal tables. dMy nor confirm the reports And a newspaper in Rig^a wants a gasoline fire at the Howard the privately owned Manches­ the Idea may someday be ex­ quest of John Bamini, the own­ hours. Ijdng flat, the sWerwalk moves Phoenix Fire ____125 130 Specifications of the bids call k f his imminent resignation. the Communist Party to do home last June. ter Water Co. er of the property at which panded to other large subway for delivery to be made to the ^Mahoney, reportedly appre- The Holmes Funeral Home, at only 1?4 mUos an hour, about something about it. Susan will give the quarter Pioneer has announced its in­ Pioneer is looking. stations. In the meantime, at­ li f e and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Keeney St. School on or about Stocking Stuffors fienslve that Martin might re- 400 Main St., Manchester, 1s in the speed of a slow stroll. Its Aetna Casualty .129 132 Grandfather Frost comes to horse—so named becau.se it is tention to relocate into a new, Tomorrow’s meeting ia part charge of arrangements. tendants try to get maximum March 1, to the Highland Park aign suddenly and at once, leav- Russia in late December to give bred for high speeds up to a $500,000 production and office benefit Is therefore not so much use out of the first one. Aetna life ...... 67 69 >4 School on or about April 20, at Vlg next year’s budget prepara­ of town officials effort to show in Ms speed as in the comfort children New Year’s presents. quarter of a mile—to Grady for building. ’The firm is looking at the parachute firm how much "Step right up ladles,” bawled Conn. General ..162 167 and to the Robertson School on tions unattended, asked the gen­ George - Szynal to weary commuters who still FOR YOUR ’The old gentleman in the red (^rlstmas. a site in Manchester and anoth­ has been done to keep the com­ one.»e. "It’s freer Hfd. Steam Boiler 161 167 or about Aug. 2. Pin Money Prices! eral manager to remain in his ROCKITILLE — George U have to brave hundred* of CONVENIENCE suit and white beard reads Eleven skin grafting opera­ er in Vernon. Town officials pany here. Security Ins...... 51 54% Bst at least until he had re- poems and hands out gifts. He tions were performed on Grady Szynal, 74, of 41 High St., died dii^iy corridors and stairways. Sec. Conn. Life ..24% 26^ iewed the budget proposals. late last night at Manchester Material Selective Turnpike Plaaa f is a Russian Santa Claus. at Salem Memorial Hospital. In its first days of operation, Travelers ...... 39 41 I' “ 4 , ^ 975 Main St. -M artin, it is said, has given Memorial Hospital. the sidewalk was apiwoached Pope’s Annual 706 Middle The new.spaper Soviet Lativa When complications set in he Pubno Utilities ifehoney that assurance, and Mr. Szynal was bom in Po­ cautiously by moat travelers, LONDON—A new simulated- Downtown Turnpike E. complained that one grandfath­ was taken to Doernbecher Rockville-V ernon Conn. Light Power 3614 38^4 tias also expressed his willing­ land, March 10, 1860, and was “Grab the hand rail, mad- Yule Message f*,,. ■diitfSJi leather shoe material, a plastic NAIRWAY . Next to „ er Frost who visited a kinder­ Memorial Hospital for Children Hfd. Elec. Light . 52*4 54 W Manchester Popular Mkt. ^ ness to remjtln as “ interim man­ a retired weaver, having been ame,” encourages an attendant. developed in Britain, ia said to garten in Riga smelled a little in Portland where more skin Hartford Gas Co. 44^4 47 H be permeable to water vapor n e r ” until his successor is grafts were tried. employed in a Rockville wool­ “ Here, take my arm,” offers of home-made alcohol and did en mill. He was a member of (Contlnned from Page One) Southern New England A ir Force F ill lifts off runway at Carswell AFB, production schedule. but not to water. eStosen. not stand firmly on his legs. Grady wal'-s how, but gently, another man who learned how to Telephone Co. .55% 57% Town officials plan to conduct as his legs are still bandaged. Scholarships Started the Kosciuszko Club and St. ride it the day before. Tex., in 24-minute maiden flight, 10 days ahead of The newspaper did not like Bernard’s Church. of poverty as he expressed anew Mannfactarlng Companies an open competitive examlna- The contest, in a Pacific A foot cautiously advances ^ n for Martin’s replacement, his wife, the Snow Maiden, Survivors Include three sons, his hope for disarmament. He Allied Thermal .. 50% 54% either: Northwest horse magazine, and, whoops, off she goes with )(hd word has already leaked Frank Szynal, Edward Szynal a little jerk of momentary Im­ said he hoped nations would Arrow, Hart, Heg. 57% 60% "This fairy tale child was not asked youngsters to write tell­ and Stanley Szynal, all of Rock­ “find a way to promote, pru­ Barden ...... 12 13% out to men qualified in the field ing why they wanted the horse. By Lebheus Bissell balance. F il l First Airborne Test Called Success of the first youth." ville; a daughter, Mrs. Paul dently and magnanimously, the Bristol Brass .... 7% 9 of municipal management that Susan, who has four other " I ’m from the country, tile post of general manager for In front of the children she Mandak of Stafford Springs, process of dlsarmameni.” Coleco ...... 8% 9% “ smoked cigarettes without a brothers and sisters, wrote : beamed a gray-halred man in a the town of Manchester will be The creation of the Lebbeus<»Yale, where he played football, and three grandchildren. beret. “ I came In just to see “ We would like to s'fee a gen­ Colonial Board FORT WORTH, Tex.f’pyt "you’ll have to talk to thenference Tolland and Ellington and then Martin Fagan, principal of JUMPS FREEWAY GUARD •second test would come In a The F ill features a variable man Ranch. Judy Isaman edits About Town DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — A new sweep wing concept which en­ the magazine which sponsored in all of Tolland County will Rockville High School, termed week or 10 days. D art’s. I?!"’ be considere. car carrying five high .school ables the tactical machine to QUALITY-INSURANCE SINCE 1923 liiliillliil WASHTNG’TON (AP) — ’The the contest. the scholarship “a very gener­ Test pilot FUchard L. Johnson girls jumped a freeway guard and copilot Val E. Prahl flew spread Its wings for slow flight Rev. Dr. Billy Graham ta- Household Hints Grady's father, Willard How­ Mason said that an eu ca tor ous project." ’The British American Club rail and’ fell 45 feet onto an old and tuck them in for high Raymond E. Ramsdell. super­ the cralt at a top speed of 230 Made from our nounced today that a world con­ ard, a supermarket employe in from a Hartford college will as­ will sponsor a Clam Night to­ pickup truck Monday and the speeds. It is capable of flying sist trustees in making their intendent of schools, said he miles per hour. Plans had called 164 EAST CENTER ST. ference on evangelism will be When you give your teen-ager Milwaukee. Ore., said that Gra­ morrow from 7:30 to 9:30 at accident claimed two lives. 2.5 times the speed of soimd selection. The final decision will was “very pleased” with the for a maximum speed of just own recipe of held in West Berlin in the au­ her first lipstick, wrap it up in dy has had a rough time of it. the club. Clams on the half Ben Woods, 76, died in his The initial flight was made “ But having the horse will be rest with the trustees. announcement. "This will be ' ghell and steamed clams will be under 360 m.p.h. tumn of 1966. some good advice. Point out but here’s crushed pickup. The plane reached an altitude fresh eggs and MANCHES’IER — 649-6261 Named to the board of trus­ deserving ’The meeting is planned Oct. that cosmetics are meant to be a tremendous challenge and wonderful for some featured. The event is open to Teresa Alice Peebles, 15, one tees besides Mason and of more than 16,000 feet. 36 to Nov. 4 as an effort to bring washed off as well as put on. A responsibility for Grady now. It pupils,” he said. members and guests. of the car's occupants, .suc­ -together some 1,200 church gives him something to look for­ Sweeney, are Atty. Robert Ka- Despite the apparent success heavy cream. fresh layer of lipstick is not ap­ cumbed to injuries four hours of the initial (light, there were Ample Parking Front and Rear 1 -leaders, educators and evangfel- plied over an old layer nor is ward to.” han, secretary, and Frederick REM later. GAR RENTALS Jsts to discuss evangelism in “ a Hallscher, John Gottier, Mrs. 10% Too Fat in 20’s reports that the project is en­ fresh powder dabbed over an Shoes Stride 8 % Critical injuries Were .suffered countering co.st problems and Order N O W whole new day” in church af­ Harry Lugg, Malcolm ’Thomp­ old layer. Also this practice, if -. NEW YORK — Insurance by another of the girls, Mary that the Navy is disturbed about or LEASING H>5 fairs. continued, tends to clog pores: tflC it J\0DO1^0d son and Martin Fagan. The Jos.sy Rios, 15. from your Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. companies in Canada and the WASHINGTON — United what it considers the F ill's ex­ Graham was introduced at a and encourage skin problems U Police said Catherine Painter. cessive weight. news conference as “ Mr. Evan­ was designated as treeusurer for United States report that over­ States shoe factories made • All Mokes “Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappenl" that often are difficult to cure. 18, was driving in a race with Frank W. Davis, president of route salesman gelism of this Generation” by At Laundromat the fund. weight endangers at least 10 per about 48.3-million pairs of shoes cent of men in their 20’s, 20 per in July alone — eight per cent another car of high school pu­ General Dynamics’ Fort Worth • All Models -Dr. ( i r l F. H. Henry, editor of Your towel can tell you if you Applications for the schol­ cent in the 30-to-40 age group, more than in July, 1963, and pils at speeds up to 90 miles per plant, where the plane was as­ • All Times or the dairy. CSirlstianlty Today. The interde- are removing make-up thorough­ Police investigate a report arships will be sent to a schol­ hour. sembled, said this was not the . nominatlonhl biweekly maga- and one third between 40 and enough to put a new pair on one Not A Creature ly. If smudges of foundation or of a theft at the Parkade Laun­ arship clearing house at Prince­ Miss Painter was dismi.ssed case. *ine plans to sponsor the evan­ 69. fourth of the population. Paul Dodge Pontiac lipstick show on the towel, give dromat yesterday. ton, N.J. The orgMlzation will after hospital treatmenl. T\\’o ” It's not as far as I’m con­ gelism congress of which Gra­ INC. Was Stirring? yourself another soap-and-water According to Phyllis Sha- send its recommendation to the other girls riding with hpr were DART’S DAIRY ham will be honorary chairman. cerned,” he said. ’’We're just treat or use a cleansing cream. monis of 15 Oakland St., an em­ board. mKIND reported in .serious condition. about on cost and we re 10 days 878 MAIN STREET Christmas is the “giving season” Graham said Christianity is ploye of the laundromat, her Bissell, a native of Vernon, Is Phone 649-2881 315 EAST CENTER ST.— Phone 643-6430 losing ground statistically, part­ They are Rita Rains, 15, and ahead of schedule.” . . . But thieves respect no season Massage your scalp each time pockebbook placed at the rear chairman of the board of asso- I Elvira Gonzales, 16. He said if the Navy is unhap- ly because of a “ lack Of empha­ you shampoo your hair. The of the building; was emptied of ciate directors of Rockville when it comes to “taking.” Pre­ sis on evangelism.” stimulation makes for healthier about $80 while she was per­ Branch of the Connecticut! W lO K ! vent financial loss from theft with “ Some people say we don’t of f/ie Parkade...Now hair. A tight scalp tends to cut forming some duties in the Bank and Trust Co. He is also \ AEtna Caualty’s “All Risks” Home- need evangelism anymore and off circulation and thus health­ on the board of trustees of the rnain laundry section. She stat- Never before has there a ■volume of current owners policy. It provid« basic soul winning is passe. Some say ful g^rowth of hair from the ed that part of the money j Rockville Public Library. He is the Best we don’t need ^ ssion a ries any­ roots. stolen belonged to the laundro- | a 32nd degree Mason. history liCe this one. It’s a splendid, 300-page book with coverage for fire, wind, theft and sS! more,” he sai4. He is president and treasurer many other major hazards. Graham said people asked to mat. hundreds of striking news pictures in color and bll.ck ’The attitude toward wrinkles Police received a report of a of the Rockville Mutual Fire In­ attend the congress would be separates the men from the surance Co. and a former city and •white, and generous text recreating in depth the Invited as individuals and not as picked coin box from a tele­ SEASON'S GREETINGS women. Women look at wrinkles phone booth at the Red & alderman. He wasjRepublican dramatic stories that made 1964 such a great news year. representatives of denomina­ as a sign of age, while men say town chairman for 20 years. THE IFFERENCE tions. White SUnd on 200 W. Center A lavishly and colorfully illustrated king-size volume to one and all ... they indicate “ character.” St. The theft was believed to Bissell is a graduate of local Henry said it was not decided Truthfully, though, wrinkles schools and Phillips Andover yet whether any Roman Catho- have occurred during the week­ such as this one would ordinarily sell for three times our start early in some women who end. Academy. He graduated from 11 Bca would be invited. insist on furrowing a brow in special price of $3. You won’t find May we quote rates and assist you Henry said the purpose of the disapproval, who squint at the conference was "to recall Chris­ sun without sunglasses or who as we have so many others? tians to this task and to chart an won’t wear eyeglasses. Using evangelistic strategy^or the last an eye oil at night before re­ at the Parkade THE WORLD IN third of this century." tiring and a moisturizer smooth­ ed gently in the lined areas will Open Eves, till 9 P.M. stave off deep inroads. However, Tuition to Rise practicing pleasant expressions does much to keep fine lines At East Catholic from prematurely forming on your skin. particutar t Tuition at East Catholic High Tired of your closet doors? m School v/ill increase next Sep­ You can di'ess them up, espe­ tember. The increase was an­ cially if they are of the wooden m nounced recently in a letter to oi metal sliding variety. Wall­ I like my laundry the parents. paper the doors to mkteh or to In any bookstore, but you can order it through us for use The new tuition costs will be complement either the wallpa­ $225 for the first child from a in your private reference library, or as a gift, or for some per or painted waits In the family, $175 for the second, student of current history, or for your own enjoyment. to feel t lu t iff.. • $125 for the third, and $75 for room. Or, you could use a the fourth. trompe I’eeul pattern which With maps, chronology and compendium of basic in­ The new tuition will cover \\'ould add depth to the room. formation, it has all the utilitarian value of a news annual sw eet* the cost of all chemistry, biol­ Mailed anywhere and smell ogy, physics and business fees: Men may look at blondes but or almanac PLUS the fascination of dramatic recreations plus the cost of the school they marry brownettes. In a of the yihr’s events that most interested you. newspaper, school testing pro survey, 43 per cent of the men gram.s. the annual retreat for , interviewed said they favored THE W ORLD IN 1964, which will go to press in each cla.ss, and gjan equipment. | “ ''O'yn-halred women while The BEAU MONDE FOR A CHRISTMAS THAT’S SWEET January, is being created for us and for you by top writers such aa towels. It does not in- i pc>‘ cent elected blonde, Model M2003U and editors of The Associated Press, the world’s largest elude the cost of textbooks, l>|tick and gray hair fol- The SLIM LINESeriei AS WELL AS MERRY and .school and gymnasium uni- ! '°wed in that order. But if ,vou news gathering agency. are one of the latter, ’don’t feel New lightweight, forms. •lim 19' Portable The new fees ^111 be .stand­ too blue. One reason for the TV m stunning popularity of brown hair is that B A R R iG iN i ard for all three Catholic High multi-color cabinet. it is the natural hair color of Reserve Your Copy Today! Schools in the area. The letter Dipble antenna. N.Y. also said that tuition fees will the greatest number of women. Two color choices: CHRISTMAS MINIATURES not be Increased again for all grained Walnut color fU u m m ie a M g students now In the high school For safety’s sake, replace and Brown color or and for incoming fre.shmen conventional light switches in grained Fruitwood The World In 1964 next year. danger areas such as at tops ; color and ^2.00 The old tuition fees charge of stairs with the type that \ • Beige color. Manchester Evening Herald has built-in illumination. The It^M e le etrie t $150 for the first child, $97.,50 II • The BEST because: low ers for the second, $52.50 for the glow is soft, the cost is low, Box 66, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. third. There was no turnon the current used i.«i minute 19 • No preservatives added as you Lind in other candy charge for•«. the—^ fourth. •• A o,.,,.,,,, school safety factor of your spokesman said that the high- increased appre- Enclosed is $ for copies of THE • Every box refrigerated as it arrives direct from est number of children per fam­ FULL PERFORMANCE FEATURES WORLD IN 1964 at $3 each. Please reserve a copy ily in school at present Is three. the factory A new idea (or your Christ­ • Handcrafted! No Printed Circuits for fewer service problems, greatsr for m e: POINSETTIAS & CHRISTMAS PLANTS mas buffet: (Combine 8 oz. pack­ dependability • Zenith's New Deluxe Video Range 82-Channel Tuning age softened cream cheese and System • Full Power Transformer • 18,500 Volts of Picture Power • Peak • Hand dipped, not machine made O i Course By Krause Florist Mott women are particular. They’re also busy and economical. Those 2 tablespcKjns extra hot horse­ Picture Control • Automatic "Fringe-Lock" Circuit N A M E ...... radish with ’,2 can jellied cran­ t . Shop Eoriy and hovo us tog your plant fg^jdaHvery at Christmas who have electric dryers find they waltz through washday. A pubh of berry sauce. Chill thoroughly, • Delicious bite-sized candies, lavishly .bathed in News Tidbits - . . A - ,-^j ...... , ' l the/button and instantly they get gentle sunshine. Never never never then use to stuff celery or as a Barricini’s own velvety Smooth milk or mello-dark A D D R E SS ...... l*lehty of parking off the stroat . /^^*Also Artificial Arrangamtnts from the AP Wires zippy cracker spretid. BERNIE'S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN do ;they end up with wind.-whipped, sun-faded or frozen laundry. And^ NO MONEY DOWN e UP TO S YEARS . chocolate - ...... Open Christmas Day Until Noon they have a choicp.^f damp-dry or bone-dry. If you’d, Uka to waltz ” 90 DAYS— NO TO PAY CITY AND STATE Even the most expensive FINANCE CHARGE e BANK FINANCING through washday, see your electric dryer dealer now. The dead crew members were FOR JUST A FEW FLOWERS — OUR CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, handbag will lose its shape if I identified by the ship’s agent In it is constantly overstuffed. $ 2 Q Q Bunch. While They Last. New York as Chief Engineer Make a practice of weeding Tliis is a good thaa lb ask year dealer Cornelius ■yeenstra of Nety Or­ out your purse as soon as you I Send a copy of the book as a gift from me to: about a Rbaral leans, third cook ’ Eli Jones of notice that it looks overcrowd­ FLOWERS* TELEGRAPHED Houston, Tex., messipan Vernon ed. Brown of Baltimore and oiler B i R N i e ' S I N AM E ...... George I^avls of Houston. Instant Soup ISear t KRAUSE FLORIST and GREENHOUSE loe Crram Half Air .WA^NGTON - Research T e l e v i s i o n and a p p l i a n c e s t o r e I A D D R E S S ...... 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fAGE FOURTEEN IIA N C S B S ^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1964 -4- Section Two TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 by the Rev. Attilio Oiovanninl, 54, who entered the rectory Aholition of Death Penalty Police Find from the church after celebrat­ ing Maas. rONDERFUl "I didn’t think they meant it. And Merry, Too Voted by British Commons Scant O nes ’They were all wearing funny Converting Temple Keith, Williams Get maaka. But then I aaW their Christmas will b« $61 hap­ pier for a Glastonbury man liONDON (AP) — Abolition of^general secretary, F. C. Castell, and I knew it waan’t a In Robbery ^ Father Oiovannini aaid. this year and he can thank the death penalty in peacetime said: “ It seems clear that mur­ Redevelopment Posts derers already serving prison ------He wtwaa handcuffed by the ban- To Offices Okayed a Manchester woman for his Britain is expected soon fol­ dita. fortune. lowing a 3 to 1 vote in the House sentence can kill fellow prison­ PA’TERSON, N.J. (AP) — ers or prison officers ih the near ’Two jackets, a pair of pants and A few minutes later the Rev. A wallet containing the of Commons. Caasian Kirk entered the recto­ |61 was brought to police Republican Everett T. Keith was re-elected chairinaa By a vote of S55-170, the House future virtually with impunity a ski cap projjided scant clues The old 8ynas'0fl:ue at Linden and Myrtle St8. may since, as they will be already today in the search for three ry through the street door. be converted for use as an office building, as the result headquarters yesterday by of the Manchester Redevelopment Agency this morn­ Monday night approved in prin­ Father Kirk said it was like Mrs. Theodore Brindamour ciple a bill to end banging as the serving life sentences, it is diffi­ gunmen who escaped .Monday of a zoning board of appeals action last night. ing— halting at least temporarily an effort to shift con­ cult to see what further punish­ with more than a half million walking into "a world of make- of 5 Dover Rd., who had ear­ trol of the renewal board into new hand.s. penalty for murder. The IM- dollars in cash. believe, like seeing something But a aUpulation attached to<^ lier found it lying on the vote majority, boosted by the ment can be imposed.’’ the coning^ variance—requlrlm. irtng Democrat Foster Wi!liams<^ The Common's bill would abol­ Police said they had no de­ on television.’’ the Boning board of appaals sidewalk on Main St. near was also re-elected, to his post votes of soma 60 Conservatives, that the owner* provide off- St. James S t v was tar larger than expected. ish the homicide law of 1957, scription at the men — except He too was handcuffed, as •treet parking for at leaat eight hearing on the proposed var­ as vice chairman of the agency, which provides hanging for cap­ that they were white and, in the were the Revs. James De Vita ia n ce last night to object to the The wallet was identified and new appointee Democrat Hie bill still faces detailed cars within 1,000 feet of the by Manchester police as be­ eommlttae examination and has ital murderers and life impris­ words of a witness “ appeared to and Phiiip Paascuaai, who had building—ha* clouded the *ale lack o f parking. Jack Goldberg was elected onment — in practice seldom be past their youth.’ ’ walked downstairs from the Objecting were Albert Har­ longing to Donald D. Pater- treasurer. Goldberg succeeds to pass through the House of of the property. nostro of Glastonbury. Lords, which has always thrown more than 10 years — for oth­ The clothing, identified by the priests' residence. * rison, 33 Myrtle St.; Robert Republican William Thornton, Church custodian Matthew De Insurance broker Edgar out antihanging measures. The ers. Capital murder includes victims, was found lying on a GOVERNMENT Clarke had taken an option on Gorman, 62 Linden St.; Rock­ whom the town directors ap­ Commons vote, however, was so killing to avoid arrest, in furth­ road on the outskirts of this city Vita, father of a priest, also was well Richmond, 47 Myrtle St.; in Industrial Zone. Cities pointed him to replace. captured and bound. the property fixmi it* owner, decisive that parliamentary ob- erance of theft, by shooting or 10 miles west of New York City. Temple Beth Sholom, condition­ and Dr. Frederick Spaulding, 14 Service station will be operat­ The elections end for the mo­ sen’ers believed the Lords explosives, 'of a police or prison The men, wearing Halloween Bank - messengers John Go- Myrtle St. Richmond presented ed for the firm by a paid man­ ment an expressed effort by dley, 48, of Bloomingdale and ed upon the zoning board’s ap­ would either go along or the officer or for a second time. ma.sks, took over a church rec­ proval of a variance. a petition signed by others who ager: service stations are usu- 1 town Democrats to "get things Commons would override an Sir Frank Soskice, the Labor- tory during a church service, Frank Fernandi, in his 50s, of GRADE A opposed the variance but who ally leased to Individual opera­ moving” in urban renewal. They held four priests and a janitor Paterson, started to walk into The Temple asked the zoning adverse vote by the upper ite home secretary, backed the board of appeals to permit the could not attend the session. tors. have been critical that the North abolition bill on biehalf of the at gunpoint, ambushed two bank the rectory to pick up the Sim- Atty. PhllUp Bayer, im­ Extensions of permi.sslon for End renewal project has not bouse. day collection. They never had building to be converted to of­ End of the death penalty in government. He warned that messengers as they entered the mediate past president of Tem­ advertising signs were granted progressed faster. i a chance to use their revolvers. fice space and to waive a re­ Britain would leave France and killers of inherent viciousness rectory, and e.scaped with $611,- ple Beth Sholom, argued that to the Howard Johnson Res­ Keith’s re-election clearly re­ 000 in cash from the bank truck "Get inside fast or I’ll kill FANCY quirement for about 16 off- Spain the only West European might have to be confined for atreet parking spaces. the proposed office use of the taurant Inc., for a sign at Buck- turns control of the agency to j and $1,700 in church funds. you,” one of the bandits told the same hands as had the reins countries that execute murder­ the rest of their lives. The zoning appeals board old temple building would bring land St. and the Wilbur Cross Soskice got unexpected .sup­ Working swiftly and .speaking them. Godley gave the bandits Highway, in Rural Residence before. Under Keith’s chairman- | ers. the key to the truck under ques­ last night granted permission fewer cam to the site than had Two men are under sentence port from Henry Brooke, home rarely, the trio vanished less come there when it was being Zone; and to Alexander Jarvis ship the agency has favored a i tioning. The truck’s alarm sys­ to convert the building to of­ for a sign on Hartford Rd. at step-by-step approach to renew- | of death in Britain — a 26-year- secretary in the last Conserva­ than half an hour after they fices, but required that the used for religious purposes. tive government, who said that drove up to the rectory adjoin­ tem would have sounded a siren Bridge St., in Business Zone al, governed in part by the die- | old croupier convicted of killing if the door had been opened building’s owner provide off- The old Temple building is in during a holdup, and a 20-year- he ruled a man must die six ing St. Anthony’s church about II. tates of the federal agency that | without the key, a bank official LARGE street parking equal to onc-half Residence Zone C. The proper- Leslie Knox was granted ex­ approves renewal plans and pro­ times. By the end of his Home 8:45 a.m. old mobster convicted of killing said. the mmimum parking require­ Um bordering Myrtle and Lin­ twice in one year. AIth()iigh the Office service, he .said, he was Deputy Police Chief William tension of permission to use vides funds. A bank spokesman aaid the ment. den Sts. had been changed to C four out buildings at 140 Wood- The re.st of the members of the Home Office announced Monday convinced that hanging no long­ Ludwig said the robbery, con- Kverett T. Keith truck was carrying double its As a result, Clarke said this zone at the request of Dr. side St., in Rural Residence - ts. agency have expressed general that one of them would be exe­ er was justified as a deterrent. .sidered the biggest in New Jjtf- Spaulding earlier this year. sey history, was the worif of normal amount of money for the morning, his purchase of the Zone, for the storage of pri­ agreement with its policies — in­ cuted Jan. 6, it was as.sumed The House of Lords has power banks becau.se of the Christmas property will depend upon that both now would be spared. to reject any bill from Com­ professionals well-ver.sed in the According to Atty. Bayer, vately owned boats and boat cluding the two Democrats who Sacco, to prepare the legal por­ whether he can find parking Temple Beth Sholom has been Another double murderer, mons except a money bill. If, route and schedule of the bank trailers. were on the board, Williamk tion of the second part of th* messengers. space within the maximum trying to sell the building for and Francis Handley. town’s application for the Newth Frederick Allen Smith, 3.5. es­ however, the bill passes Com­ lb 1,000 fact. mons in three successive ses­ The panel bank truck, about two years. Goldberg’s election as treasur­ End renewal project. The firm caped from London’s Worm­ Tristan ^Farthest Away* The old temple building oc­ wood Scrubs jail an hour before sions and is rejected a third equipped with an alarm system, The appeals board voted un­ er appears to be a compromi.se Is on retainer to perform legal time by the Lords, it can re­ was on its normal morning run cupies almost all of the build­ animously in favor of the re­ 30 Crashes with the town party faction | work for the recently initiated the Commons debate started. EDINBURGH, Tristan da ing lot upon which it stands. Prison officers were critical ceive royal assent without from the main office of the Na­ TURKEYS quest. which has been calling for a i downtown project, and is work- Cunha — If you want to get If the sale is completed, Also unanimously approved of the Commons decision. Their Lords’ approval proving two tional Bank of Pas-saic County renewal speedup. I ing on a fee basis on the North to deliver ca.sh to three branch away from it all. try Tristan da Clarke will move from his pres­ was a request for an illuminated Goldberg was appointed in End project. years have elapsed between its Cunha, 1,300 miles south of St. In 4 Days' second and third readings. banks. The schedule called for ent offices on E. Center St. in­ ground sign in front of the new December, after the directors Although all the agency’* stops at three churches to pick Helena, 1,800 miles east of Ur­ to the temple building. At least Temple at 400 E. Middle Tpke., learned they might not be able FULLY COOKED — COLUMBIA BRAND Police have Investiglited 30 Traffic Violater Well Labeled in Albdt/iierque members expres.sed satisfaction DOG LEADS WAT up Sunday collection money be­ uguay and 1,500 miles west o t two of the office tenants In the in Residence Zone A. The sign to carry out a planned enlarge­ with the current counsel. Re­ NEW YORK (AP) — A dog fore going to the branch banks. the Cape of Good Hope. This E. Center St. .building plan to must be 26 feet back from the motor vehicle accidents in four Albuquei’que Municipal Judge James Mahone.v ordered a University of New ment of the renewal agency. publican Arthur Smith suggest- 1 # # # # # / o led police to a teen-age boy they St. Anthony’s church was the lonely spot is farther from the TENDER, MILD-CURED move, ton—the Cancer Society street line* it will be a foot days. The daily count stands at Mexico student, Doug Godfrey, 18, to hang this sign on his car as a warning to The Democrats, going into j ed that bids be sought from high and fight feet long, set held today on a charge of stab­ la.st one. next inhabited land than any and the Manchester Homemak­ 8 on Friday, 5 on Saturday, 10 their second con.secutive two- other attorneys, largely for th* The bandits were discovered other island in the world. ers Service. The other tenant about four feet above the other motorists. Godfrey was convicted of three traffic violations in two t h v bing a Bronx grocer to death. on Sunday and 7 ye.sterday. For year term at the head of the record. All the member* said Detectives ’Thomas McLin- In Clarke’s present building is ground, and will use the letters months. “ This will do more good than a fine,” said the .judge. (AP Photofax.) towTi government, proposed in they felt that they would be un­ from the old temple building at November, police reported 84 skey and Frank k|aye began the American Red Cross. November that the renewal able to better the emrent offer, str0»0*i0*st searching for the dog, a boxer, Clarke has sold the E. Center Linden St. accidents. I Hunter Inc., contractor for the agency be enlarged from five however, and the pro{RI^ was after neighbors said a youth 8t. property to Atty. Herman The zoning board granted ail No arrests were made and i Robertson School addition, that to nine members, dropped after Wiiliams noted Yules, who is seeking permis­ Tract for Industrial Use i h i n f f s often seen walking it in the the other requests before it last only one written warning wa.s' the district is awaiting plans Town Counsel Atty. Irving that the firm’s experience in sion to build a multi-story night but one; a variance asked earlier phases of the* project neighborhood fitted the descrip­ SMOKED HAMS issued as a result of the acci­ for the location of the .sanitary Aronson reported recently, how- tion of the slaying suspect. I PICCOLOS PIZZA PALACE f- apartment building on the by Mrs. Josephine M. Diminico, sewer laterals for that project, ever, that pending court action would be valuable In preparing tract. dents occurring yesterday. Made Available by District when yon g tve Barton’s Six hours later, the detectives W 467 i/j Main— Just North From Post Office—Tel. 640-8009 ] to construct a separate four- The directors expres.sed their , in Bristol would show whether the second part of the renewed chocolates. spotted the boxer near the gro­ Four neighbor* appeared at family dwelling on a lot of 39 Barry F. Lawton, 33. Vernon, annoyance at the practice of or not such an increase is le­ project application. cery and followed it to a five- WHOLE SHAHK Eldridge St., in Business Zone was given a written warning for 17, a total of $81,906 in taxes, contractors in waiting until the gally possible. The agency members adopt­ II. Zoning regulations require The 8th District has made' Bxciartve In Manchester story tenement. I PIZZA. GRINDERS 1 Improper right turn, after he available, for town industrial plus $15 in interest had been last possible moment before Democratic directors gave no ed a new set of personnel ’The boxer, with the detectives PORTION that the building be attached to allegedly made a right turn into collected, marking 96.5 per cent submitting plans for sanitary policies fo r the agoncy’s em-- •|| To Go Or To Eat Here || HAM the existing structure on the lot. development, approximately 10 reason for their proposal, ex­ close behind, climbed to the to the path of Henry J. Spencer, 56, of the total asse.ssment for the sewer connections. cept that they wanted to "get ployes. ® Open Christmas Eve, New Year’s Ev# j The denial was voted three to of Willimantic, driving along­ acres of land off Hilliard St., in and scratched on an apart­ the vicinity of Fleming Rd. current year. ' The directors .said that they things _ ...... moving.".. Their The policies, dra'wn In con­ ment door. Inside, the detec­ ^ and Monday, December 28th ^ B iR N lB 'S two. side and to the right of Lawton. formance with the town per­ Approved unanimously were Ext, 3. Set Jan. 11 at 7 ;30 p.m. the favored having more time ; pr^^sed intenUons mirror the tives found John Monk. 16. The accident occurred yester­ dale for a meeting with the pri- review and approve sueh plans^ p,.it.icism leveled by former di- sonnel regulations and federal WESTOWN M Merry Christmas and Happy New Year j MANCHESTER the following requests; day morning on Center St. near Victor Swan.son, president of Officers said Monk told them vately owned Manchester Water 7. Voted to charge the Man- i rector Theodore Powell, who requirements, were altered to PHARMACY To All Of Our Friends ! CENTER CUT B u n A special exception to Ray­ Broad St. the district, revealed last night he stabbed Ramon Soto, 56, that the district-owned land Co. Chester Water Co. a cost for i complained that the North End permit the agency to retain when the grocer accused him of PARKADE mond F. Damato to construct 2 Both vehicles were towed from control of appointments to ex­ 4M Hartford Rd.—649-9946 SLICES PORTION seven-unit apartment buildings was placed at the disposition of The meeting, which will be sewers In the Fore.st Hills sub-1 renewal project waa not moving control of aoDolntmonts to ex- stealing a pie. the scene of an accident occur­ the town development commis­ held in the water company's of- division, predicated on the ra-1 enough. ecutive posts. As ''ri^ ally pre­ OPEN EYES. TO 9 at 586 Hilliard St., in Residence ring ye.sterday morning on Main sented, renewal director Ed­ Zone A. There was no opposi­ sion several weeks ago, when fices, will be conducted to dis tin of 75 per cent of water bills. , ^,asl Februai’y Powell met St. near Wadsworth St. cuss a possible amicable set 8, Accepted a report . from I agency__ _ ...in an unsucces.sful ward Rybezyk would have had tion to the request. word leaked out that Pioneer the authority to appoint on as­ According to police, Mary J. Parachute Co. was anxious to tlement of the expense incurred Winslow^ Manche.ster,^hairman , convince its members KRAKUS GENUINE POLISH — IMPORTED A variance to Peter Bezzini Bliss of 112 S. Main St. struck sistant director and a reloca­ relocate. by the di.stricl In last January's of its insurance committee. i lo'-'i.’niarge its working staff to convert the old Bezzini fur- the rear of a vehicle operated by Manchester reported that the; Keith re-elected chairman tion officer. The amendment re­ nlture showroom at 358 E. Cen- Charlotte C. Habbel of 64 School Swanson said that he has re­ •sanitary sewer break on Hollis­ tains for the agency member* ALL MEAT ter St. mis moi-ning, has held the post 5 LB* C GREAT ter St., in Residence Zone A, St. after a line of traffic, in ceived a reply from Alfred final approval of all appoint­ Werbner, chairman of the com­ have ruled that the district since 1960. He is president of to an office building. An addi­ which both were enmeshed, The water company's insur­ cannot be held liable for sew­ ments other thsn those to cler­ NO W A S H Q q h ^ mission. thanking the district the G.E, Keith Furniture Co- tional stipulation states the came to a sudden halt. ance carrier has disclaimed any er backups unless its (the dis- ical positions. M ttk t this opportunity CANNED HAMS building must conform to Resi­ for its offer, but explaining that responsibility, but the company trict”s)' Main St.; he was bom In Man­ 4.89 Snow and ice at Oakland and negligence can be BUY on a the site is too small for Pioneer chester and attended the Wll- dence Zone C specifications. Woodbridge Sf-s. reportedly pre. has indicated that It is willing proved to wish sv siy on s a A variance to the First Hart­ needs. braham School and Antioch Stuflents Complained? LARGE WHITB vented two vehicle."; from man­ to discuss a settlement. j^e said that no insurance ford Realty Co. to maintain an The parachute company Is College. Keith lives at 119 Pit­ HEAT and SERVE euvering out of each other’s 4. Instructed Taggart and its company will underwrite an HEIDELBERG, Germany — advertising pylon at the Shop­ presently negotiating for about counsel, Atty, John LaBelle, to "Act of God" occurrence and kin St. ping Parkade for a sVx'-month : yesterday about noon. Williams, a vice president of {n Germany in the Middle Ages, GOLDEN FRENCH FRIED HOOVER In the ensuing collision, the 15 acres of land in the Slater- check the specifications for the that, henceforth, all claims by SHRIMP period, pending a series of im­ McNall-Deming Sts. area. installation of sanitary sewers in district property owners will b e , the Travelers Insurance Co- is professors’ salaries were part­ provements that Atty. T. J. vehicle of James E. Blanchfield ly paid in fruit and 'wlne. But Jr,, 50, of 81 White St., was Swanson said that the offer the Irving - Chambers - Lock- referred directly to the Insur-, a graduate of Hamilton Col- Donelly said are planned for will remain open, with no wood Sts. area, preparatory to ance company, which will de- lege. He has been with Travel- they had to press the grapes Lb. 89c damaged badly and had to be themselves and thus often SCALLOPS 5 Lb. BoxM.89 the shopping center. The sign strings attached, to be used for clde liability. ers since 1925. He lives at 53 towed away. setting a date for a public hear missed lectures — causing their violates town regulations on any potential industrial user. Fairview St. According to police. Mabel F. ing. j students to complain. size. A six-month variance was He said that It was a choice Approximately 30 properly i CIURCH DESTROYED The renewal agency this LARGE. SWEET, JUICY granted in April. Atty. Donelly Duva of 88 Woodbridge St., morning set Jan. 18 as the date ^ 5 9 , southbound on Woodbridge St., site and would make an excel­ owners will be involved in the | PHILADELPHIA (AP) — said that the Parkade plans to lent location for industry, since installations and subsequent as­ for a public hearing on the Free Attachments. alter the parking layout of th e. stopped at the stop sign at Fire destroyed the interior of it is equipped and accessible to sessments. the Miller Memorial Baptist North End urbsui renewal proj­ Parkade in conjunction with Oakland St. before continuing all'utilities, including water and 6. Agreed to notify Wadhams church today. ect plans. The Federal Urban Personal Notices the propo.sed expansion of the into the intersection for the Renewal Administration has re­ Only a Hoovar beoH, « purpose of making a left turn sanitary sewers. and May, contractors f called unions as lb long ago as 1648 but not till willows and other trees and 1827, when the Mechanies' shrubbei-y, planted too clo.se to Union of Trade As.sociation sewer lines, with the resulting DEL MONTE — SWEET REYNOLDS — HEAVY DUTY * was established, did a contin­ growth of roots into the lines, 18’’ Wide uous association of unions for 2. Heard a report from Tax OARDEN PEAS 2 3 9 c ALUMINUM FOIL RoU 59e improving working conditions Collector Mrs. Mary LAraia. come into being. She reported that, as of Dec. SWEET Li f e BORDEN'S NON-SUCH FRUIT COCKTAIL Large 30 Oz. Can W B MINCE MEAJ 2 k t 4 9 t SWEET LIFE Large 46 Oz. SA a 'ONN. TOMATO JUICE Can A «B CARNATION MILK 3 ^ « e VERNON. OCEAN SPRAY SWEETT LIFE P O D II STYLE or CRANBERRY SAUCE I 7 9 e uunn WHOLE KERNEL 6 81c SUNSHINE NABISCO APPLESAUCE COOKIES . ,1.') oz. pkK< 39c GINGER SNAPS ...... 16 oz. pkg:. 43c C I KEEBLER EDUCATOR TEA SQUARES...... 9 oz. pkg. 29c CHOKO M A LLO S...... 10 oz. pkg(. 39c ncPAV* AMOUNT Special your Day is a happy on s, flWsd Let Beneficial put MONTHLY O F LOAN with all ths spscial Joys of tho holiday ssason* OPEN TUES.. and WED. to 9 P.M.—THURS. to 6 P.M. $ 16.75 $300 MtnMum .m i •wwy kind o( I 26,58 500 * 1.00 CLOSED ALL DAY FRL. DEC. 25 CASH 36.41 700 hi your pocket-^fast 51.16 1.000 ^(All You Con Eat) *On 24 month plan $2.00 lb. ^ ^ ^ FRIED Fl.SH . TARTAR SAIT e "' LE.MON WEDGE f r e n c h FRIED POTATOE.S COLE 8I-AW W 7 . FOR DELIVERY— C A LL 643-8059 Mt to enioy th« holidaysl Got tho cash you want now for shop­ FRESHLY BAKED CORN BREAD AND BITTER ping, for pa^ng bills, for any good roason. Appty at Bon^clal . WORLD FAMOUS SAVINGS — where the money is ready and waiting — and find out what dm / holiday servica is! Two million faxnHlas do aach year. Every Wednesday a y t e i LOAN 5 P.H. to 9 P.M. BARRiCiNi CANDY A . S' O t ' I A T I O N BENEFICIAL MM riNANCK SYSTBM >«64 COCKTAILS SERVED EVERY DAT ■ Comes fo the Parkade ' 1 MUe East of Vernon Circle on Route 80 A FIRST FOOD Loans up to $100 0 -^ loans IHe-lnsurad at low epst 648-6412 875-8951 lANCHCSTKR’S O L D E S T FIN A N CIAL I M t T IT 0 T I 0 II BsjisMckii niMMC* Co. o f Monchoslor ■CONOMY STORE OF MANCHESTER LIGGETT DRUG W WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 806 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER IIOIItARDjOHnfOn) 1007 MAIN STREET NEAR MAPLE STREET A4« CENTER STRO T ■PIclMl 54166 o Bsw I k Hmt E ^ M TA dmtmm M PL^TY OF FREE PARKING nANDMAMC POft HUNGRY AMHUCANS" BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE *1—COVENTRY

I A ■ " 1 PAGE SEVENTERN PAGE SIXTEEN I CLIP THIS COUPON I Leper Faces SPECIAL Joyl ess Yule 1 0 0 EXTRA STAMPS HOLIDAY SALE DAYS VW Ihii Cwpdii m 4 PotkiM H k Uwa Cub Pack 148, Nathan Hal« Coupon good Dec. 82 thru Dec. 26, 1964. FRANaSCO School, hald lU annual Chriat- Limit one coupon to a family. This coupon iMbella KAinoa, SO-year-old I mta party on Priday night s*u m as M KKCi of Jio value when used in conjunction with Oakland, Calif., houaewife and __ other coupona except when single purchane Den 8 conducted the opening LAD'T Bm p JOHNSON mother of four, faced a joyleaa JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) I totals sum amount of all coupons. State Law: ceremony. Those partlcipatinf Cigarettes, Beer and Fair Traded Items Chiiatmaa. — Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson ob­ m S Y Ihro SAT. SEC. I S A were Olen Kublak, Jeff Rohan, excluded from offer. ------She would be separated from serves her 52nd birthday today her youngsters on Christmas Tommy Fataina, Duane Brown and a White House spiAeaman Day. and Richard Rieley. said she w m expected to spend TTiere was the chance she A comedy pantomime entiled most of the day wrapping might be pregnant with a fifth •The Night Before Christmas" LENOX PHARMACY Christmas presents and de­ child. She feared pregnancy was presented by the Den moth­ corating the Johnsona’ ranch would reactivate her arrested ers and committee membem as 299 E. CENTER STREET— 849-0896 home. case of leprosy. a surprise for the scouts. Press Secretary George Ree­ dy said there were no plans for EJaxly -Monday morning she Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Per­ Ber ve them the best from ■lipped out of the house while a birthday celebratlcm for the ry provided some musical enter­ First Lady. her husband slept, got into the tainment and led the group In family car. and Joined the com­ Christmas carols. The scouts LENNY BRUCE muter traffic to San Francisco. also trimmed a Christmas tree THIS CHRISTMAS SERVE — Mid-way across the Bay NEW YORK (AP) Lenny ▼dth ornaments they made at Bruce has been sentenced to Bridge she stopped, got out of their den meetlnge. the car. climbed the railing, and Royal's three concurrent four-month READY TO EAT plunged 232 feet into the chill, Santa Claua made his yearly terms in the city workhouse for storm-whipped San Francisco appearance with gifts for the giving obscene performances at Bay. younger children and assisted STENCILED a Greenwich Village cafe. the CXibs with their grab-bag. Six minutes later a Coast A three-judge criminal court The meeting ended with the Guard boat on patrol near the panel Imposed the sentence boys being treated to cookies ICE CREAM Monday. Bruce remained free bridge plucked her alive from and ice cream sundaes. the water. on bond pending an appeal. Within minutes she was taken Howard Solomon, an operator to San Francisco Hospital, still SLICES of the Cafe Au Go (3o, was flned $1,000 for permitting Bruce’s clad in her dripping, blood- mailing have combined to make their jobs less hec­ ■tained housecoat. Doctors op­ Mail handlers at the Chicaj?o post office are having FREE Individual Slices Embossed with A Candied performance. erated to repair a severe pelvic things comparatively easy this year as shown by tic and the mail flow freer, (AP Photofax,) laceration and a broken pelvis. the half-empty conveyor belt. Zip codes and early DELIVERY Wreath or Santa. CHOI YOUNG KUN TOKYO (AP) — President LAte Monday night she wa.s in ------:------4, HAMS critical condition, but an assist­ w.. la^o .-locessing procedures. ARTHUR DRUG Each Slice Wrapped for Easy Serving. Choi Young Kun of North Korea Butt Portion Shank Portion ant administrator at the hospi­ The inspection service recom­ returned to Pyongyang today tal said she was resp Last year, Cummings said, a from the center." Ajnerican-Made THOMAS DEWEY JR. Waterproof Overshoe# me what to buy for the kids and playing Santa Clau.^ this year late surge of parcel post flooded Thanks to ZIP code, agreed COMPANY NEW YORK (AP) — Thomas I went out and bought the The Post Office innovation is post offices throughout the Postmaster Harry Semrow, Chi­ Boys’ sl7«s 4, S, 6, 7 E. Dewey Jr., son of the former presents. I didn't buy a tree for helping to speed delivery of ( ountry. cago now handles 17 per cent $1.09 New York governor, will be­ HUNDREDS OF lb. us. We didn't even send out! Christmas packages throughout “ They didi what they could le.ss parcel post. Men’a sizes 8, 9, 10, IS, 14 • MANUFACTFRED In MANCHESTEft SINCE 1924! come the youngest general part­ Christmas cards this year. She the country. with it but in the end, they | “ They're all going to get their $1.89 tax Incl. ner of Kuhn, L ^ b A Co. on Jan. 0. S. eov’l CRAB! A didn't want to be reminded La.st year some gifts didn't threw it to Chicago and we were gifts on time this year, " he said. MR. AUTO WASH Manufacturers of ORFITELLI'S "BANQUET SPUMONl" 1. He is 32. EXTRA STAMPS about Christmas." i arrive until the third week in .stuck with it, " he said. “ We re just as clean and cur­ 844 Broad S t, Mancheater Dewey Joined the firm In 1958 BEST The Postmaster Inspection 27 WARREN STREET— PHONE 649-5358 COUPONS NSIOIOI NO LIMITI His wife, he .said, has had lep­ January because of a monu- rent now as in the middle of and was appointed a vice presi­ CENTER CUTS 1 mental jam in Chicago, which Service was called in to study June.” S dent a year ago. ITIMS at AlOUkAA LOW M IM S HAM SLICES rosy since she was quite young processes most of the parcel A r L'hwwa with purciiase 1-lb. pkg. L i GRADE'S Asked if his father’s name Machine Sliced — an arrested case that flared 2 9 Ca I|9 c o l d c u t s - a u varieties post going from coast to coast had helped him in business, at Mott's up again with the birth four The Chicago office, largest in years ago of their youngest son. Dewey replied: “ It’s hard to M r E w Av a purchstse 1-lb. pkg. the nation, handled 47 million Service Dell. Two of the children-. Royal say specifically. The name 2 9 CAira SWIFT'S s l i c e d b a c o n TURKEYS H6AT Milk an p egg^ n a pieces of mail during last year s tends to engender good will — BOILED HAM Jr., 10. and John, 4, live across M r E wAh a withpurchase 1-lb. pkg. NEPCO Service Delicatessen P0U9LE BOILER TO rush, The Gift That Keeps On Giving that's a good phrase. But when Seafood Department the street with her parents be­ “ We were really In a bind, " Vm economical! 2 9 CAlia ALL BEEF or EXTRA MILD FRANKS HOME STYLE cause the dlsea.se 1s believed 160 PEGREE^ F. 6TIR PUQING you get down to business, I FANCY 81 to 40 COUNT TOM HEATING. FLAVOR WHEN COOL, Clairborne Bolton, a.ssistant couldn't say." communicable only to children. director of operations, recalled 2-4 Extra O.APrro’ , FARMS POLISH KIELBAS* 18 to 22 Lbs. Two older children were adopt­ ANP W R t IN VOUR Potato Salad REFRIGERATOR. today. PVT. SCOTT BURCHILL LARGE ed by a family in Honolulu when “ At this lime last year we had the couple left Hawaii for the H—Hk C-pwU» f»v*i K-lplul MANNHEIM, Germany (AP) or Cole Slaw ibe It i . i » t 1- b - nearly 100.000 sacks of Clirist- — The U.S. Army today flew its SHRIMP I lb. mainland in 19.')7. mas packages unproce.ssed. She could watch through the I like my laundry hunger-striking soldier. Pvt. MACHINE SLICED lived. In 1937 professional stunt- Some of it was stored in a ga- Scott Burchill. back to the Unit­ windows when Royal left for FANCY HiN school and came home again. man Ray Woods plunged from ’■“P®- O l y f ^ p l ed States, for a quick discharge i Believe: ROAST BEEF 1 /4 lb. 59c On Sundays, with a U.S Public- nearly the same spot. He broke "We had mall piled up all to dry gently. Eis unsuitable for Army service. DRESSED 10 to 14 Lbs. Health nurse present, she could his back and could not walk tor over the place. But Ihi.s year The Army said that Burchill MACHINE SLICED sit near John in a nearby park. three years. In 1942 Woods fell everything s up to snuff we was put on a flight to McGuire THIS IS A “ But she couldn't kiss him." overboard on a quiet river fish- don t have one sack of mail Air Force Base, N.J. SMELTS lb. GENOA SALAMI Vi lb. 89c l b ; Kalnoa said. “ There could be no Ing trip and drowned. i b'log around. Burchill, 23, of Reno, Nev., WONDERFUL TIME physical contact." 'Oh. man. after la.st year, 1 was in the 26th day of a hunger "Last week she was afraid i thought they would roll .some STEREO Hi FI strike which he started on OF THE YEAR D ■he was pregnant again." he 7% 8 Rooms a n d I p I heads," said Raymond F Thanksgiving Day because the said. “ She thought the pregnan­ - ' Cummings, day parcel post sii- Army wouldn't classify him as a cy would reactivate the leprosy. WASHINGTON - Few United pervisor. "We were still work- conscientious objector. Army A .1C tiling is how much our entire nation She told me she had an appoint­ Slates homes are-large. The 1960 ing on mail three weeks after spokesmen said he was in good reflects man’s humanity to man . . . The glowing, ment with a doctor today. When census found that the medianyChri.stmas."

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1984 PAGE Nmerrwni ■V'" '■»* some working at higher waga at a ragular rate — la chalking Merchants scales, many getting more over­ up its beat yaar yet It atartad in WORLD E vents Events in World time, and almost all enjoying 1964. Some 6 ,m plana wara larger take-home pay because opanad tUa Novambar, ta top DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY of the cut in the federal Income tha prarkma November record Jh Nation TOKYO (AP) — Communist' Who expose shapcry legs to the F eel Bills tax. of 4 ,m aat in 1866. In tha link China announced today, it cap­ Russian winter In fUnoay nylons. The spending stems from this 11 montha of this year 66,980 Antonina F. Akhabadse, WA8BINOTON (AP) — tured a Nationalist Chinese pilot addiUoaal money, but also from plana wore atartad. Tba prt- director of the Institute o t Medi­ Will Be Paid the general confidence that good vioua liiU-yaar record was 46,M8 American and Egyptian offi­ whose reconnaissance plane cal Cosmetics of the Ministry o t times will continue — that the m was shot down over Bast China. plana in 1966. H SBC ccoota cials arc cooperating in the in­ Health, warned the girls they By SAM DAWSON January bills can be met, and Peking radio said the pilot were risking frostbite. invaatmant in atocka aa one of vestigation of an incident Dec. AF n iwlneee Newt AaaljrBt others right along for months to many forma of aavlng. was Maj. Hsieh Hsiang-bo. The "One has to take into account NEW YORK (AP) — Incomes 1* in which an American oil Nationalist air force announced our Russian climate. One can’t come. The SBC aaya that whila atock company plane was shot down Saturday that one of its RFKns have been rising at a nice clip. But debt also has been in­ holding in getieral declined, in- blindly imitate foreign faahlons. And to have personal savings. fkostTimmTrtm/ near Alexandria by United Arab was missing on a coastal mis­ In Frtmce and Italy the winters creasing faster than a year ago, d iv id u ^ were bulging their Together that tells' a lot about both in mortgages and consum­ aavinga and checking accounts Republic jets, according to the sion. are milder and wanner," she FRESH RIB BONELESS CHOICE State Department. December’s gains In retail er credit This increase frets during the aummer montha. said in an interview In the youth salee, and merchants’ confi­ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. newspaper Komsomolskaya few economists so long as total And it’s p u t of this bulge that Pre.T3t's says she’s taking her claim to changed their habits much de­ can resolution condemning Is­ the federal government. claim. rael for the clash. spite all the stress on prosperi­ DeBella and Reale Opticians HAMILTON WATCHES McCloskey said he did not She was turned down Monday ty. They’re spending more be­ know if the plane's owner, the by the state treasurer, who said cause they're making more. Complete MOSCOW (AP) —Cbngolese Eye Glass Serviee John W. Mecom Oil Co. of Hous­ Charge d'Affaires M. Gaston there were (several reasons why They’re also saving about the SPECIAUY PRICED ton. Tex., or the pilot had filed Ngambaiu, expelled by the So­ he would not Itonor a lO-shilUng aame percentage of their in­ Your eye doctor's flight plans for the trip across viet Union for "hostile activi­ note that should have been paid comes as before the federal in­ prescription flUed — UAR territory from Amman, ties,” left by plane for Brussels off on March 1, 1784. come tax cut. modem frames — Jordan, to Benghazi. Libya, today after unusual delays in The note, handed down to That the big jump in the total lenses duplicated — KRGMENTZ AND VAN DELL JEWELRY passing through customs. Mrs. M lyi^k by her mother, of incomes is spurring a corre­ prescription sun­ was suppoled to accrue 5 per WASHINGTON (API — How­ Ngambanl carried a diplo­ sponding rise in retail sales is glasses — prompt re­ For Men & Women ard Coughlin, president of the cent interest per year. obvious In most cities this pairs. GRADE A (7 OVEN READY matic passport and his belong­ State Treasurer Gerald A. 18 Asylum Street Office Employes’ International ings were not searched. But So­ month. Record December vol­ Large Selection of AN Types Union. AFIy-CIO, held out the Lamb said this would make the ume already is in the bag. And HARTFORD viet officials spent more than 80 note worth about 880,000 by now pro.spect Monday of a four-day minutes examining the luggage the bulge in charge accounts Room 104 week which "if tran.slated into if there were no statute of and Instalment loams is reported Russ DeBella Tel. 522-0757 Enrico F. Reals An Potior Markets Open of his chauffeur. Jean N k ^ n - limitations. Jobs as of this moment would duli. They even played a tape on at about the normal rate. So the Cigarette Lighters — Pocket Site Radios Immediately eliminate our un­ Nkazinduli’s recorder. Lewis Weinstein, an assistant spending splurge doesn’t worry employment in the United state attorney general, had many save the most chronic Glassware — Electric & Spring-Wind Clocks States.” MANILA (AP) — President another reason. pessimists. Tuesday “ We may be able to announce Dioedado Macapagal ordered He turned up a passage in a The additional money comes Silver, Silverplote ond Stainless the first acceptance of the four- Justice Secretary Salvador history book which said that from more persoas having jobs, and day week at a very early date,” Marino today to make an on- state notes whichAiad not pre­ AMERICAN LEGION Coughlin .said on 'ABC’s the-spot inquiry into three re­ viously been paid reverted to recorded radio program "from cent incidents at U S. military the federal government when TURKEYS the capital.” bases which have touched o tf the federal constitution was GIVE A HEATING The union is proposing a four- anti-American sentiment. signed in 1787—"at par value, Wednesday with interest.” PAD — TOASTERS day, 32-hour week with salaries The incidents Include the fatal Over 10 to the .same as for the present five- shooting of two Filipinos by Hie note was Issued June 1, Electricai Goods day week. 1780. It was to be redeemed for American guards and a report­ "10 shillings in Spanish milled F. E. BRAY 17 Ibi, 17 lbs. ed attempt to bomb an Ameri­ ARTHUR DRUe T il 9 P.M . WASHINGTON (AP) — O. can elementary school at Clark dollars or other lUlver or gold equivalent." BINGO JEWELER Roy Chalk, chairman of Trans Air Base. Close Thursdoy, Chrlttmot Eve Caribbean Airways, Inc., has Opposition congressmen have EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT offered to buy Northeast Air­ called for a congressional inves­ 737 MAIN STREET State Theater Bldg. 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EASt' A t 6 lines and operate its New York- tigation. Some demand that the 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. Florida passenger service at U.S. waive Jurisdiction so the low-cost jet rates. guards can be tried in Philip­ so EXTRA STAMPS too EXTRA STAMPS His proposal was sent to the pine courts. FULLY COOKED SMOKED Civil Aeronautics Board Mon­ PARIS (AP) — Four French FOR EXPERT day. doctors have mads what they WITH EVERY TURKEY WITH EVERY TURKEY ^ t h Eastern and National believe is a new discovery in the i WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Air Lines currently operate the cultivation of cancerous RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING UP TO 15 LBS. OVER 15 LBS. Florida route along with North­ growths. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE east. Northeast has been 'The doctors, led by Prof. Ber­ SEE fighting a CAB ruling that only nard Halpem, reported to the SEWH; two lines are needed on the Academy of Sciences Monday The All New Custom Imperial ★ M i x ★ route and that Northeast’s au­ that separate cancerous cells ’EM OR MATCH ’EM SALE HAMS thority be ended. cultivated imder special condi­ CURKE MOTOR SALES There have been reports Na­ tions tend to stick together and Full Shank Half Full Butt H all tional and Eastern have each form a cancerous "structure. 301 BROAD STREET— 643-9521 Forest Grove offered *7.6 million to Northeast Healthy cells treated tinder the if it would give up its New York- same conditions did not form Choice Whole c ^ W c Florida route. into a mass. Prune Plums When the massed cancerous ;(6fi^ cells are grafted onto a hesilthy Lb. animal, the animal quickly de­ FOR velops malignant tumors, the Sliced In doctors reported. WHOLE HAMS THE AU-NEW ANSWER TO ■;:5 Hunt Peaches Heavy Syrup Cant MOSC»W (AP) — A Soviet Cosmetics health official today criticized 10 TO 12 LB. AVERAGE style-conscious young women DISHWASHING’S 4 GREATEST PROBLEMS! Popular Fancy 46 oz. C N. Y. Style Cant ~ Fruited Hams MARLOWS Ends rinsing before loecRng. If not washing right Washes pots and pans. "Pots & Pans" Cycle makes Tomato Juice Lb. Liggetfs 1 away, push "Rinse & Hold" Button. Dishes are short work of the job most dishwasher owners do 4 TO 6 LB. PORK SHOULDER OPEN rinsed and ready to wash anytimel in the sinki Popular U . z . $ TONITE Sliced or Runs quietly. You don't have to stop It when the Holds large, odd-shaped dishes. New, deeper racks Cans Fruited Picnic TILL Lb. phone rings. Quietest Frigideire Dishwasher everl let you wash things that won't even fit in some dish­ fancy Beets Whole washers! Reg. J HERE’S FRIGIDAIRE TOMATO IMPORTED POLISH CANNED Campbells SOUP Cans DISHWASHER VALUE AT Max Miller KRAKUSHAMS A LOW, LOW PRICE! Hunt's 2 LB. CAN 3 LB. CAN 5 LB. CAN 7 LB. CAN Tomato Paste Calif. Cans Says... 2» 329 549 7 6 9 The beautiful new Calif. 8 01. ^ VISIT OUR NEW Tomato BLACK & DECKER HAND Hunts Sauce LIQUOR I ECONOMY POWER TOOLS TOOLS DEPARTMENT DISHMOBILE S&W SMALL WHOLE YAMS 200 E Stamps ELECTRIC CORNING ■ Handsome Spill-6aver Top with With the Purchase of Melamine finish LIBBY’S PITTED RIPE OLIVES CLOCKS WARE i M Single-Push Timer Dial HEAVY Kodak Kodacolor SEE IT TODAY ALCOA ALUMINUM FOIL DUTY) FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS CARNATION FROZEN SHRIMP...... lb. $1.59 Snapshot Roll Film Custom ImptritI KEEBLER THERMOMETERS Modtl DW-IMJ TREE LIGHTS MODELvS Club Crackers PHARMACY AS LOW J 1-ib. AS * 1 Box EASY TERMS POPULAR FANCY ' * s e e f o r BIRD IONA k ll t h o SWEET PEAS FEEDERS PRODUCTS ONLY ■XTRA UKROE CAU F. 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\ 4 * H B t TWtorrr IIANCHBBTEB EVENING HERALD. UANCUESTBR. OUNN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1964 T Bri^Uer Side O i the Neios petticoat council of this Alpine foothill town where men refused OHCTBCH MOVIN6 Ato Terman's car and ordered. to run for office ha.s elected its OOVDfGTON, Ky. (AP) — "Tell the dog to Ue aUll," bow first woman mayor and over­ Tlw world’a amallest cbnrch — was Doble to Interpret Ter- come a crisis bn.sed on woman's candidacies there was a funeral. tlw Mont* Ouino Chapel which man'a command of "sit” as right to -change her mind. As the town’s black-clad womerv baa baan on a hUMde atnea 1S7S meaning, "sic ’em,” One of the eight women elect­ filed to the cemetery, .teacher — ia beinf moved today. Dobie sat. ed without opposition last No­ Slaviero called a halt. R waa boiated onto a flat bed At a Brooklyn police station. vember to govern Rozo was Gi­ "We must act," she told the truck for tbe four-mile Journey Temum looked ^sgustedly at ulia de Guio, 62. She began to others. "To shun our responsi­ to a new aite in Kenton County Dobie and commented: “I spent wl.sh that she, like the men, had bilities would only be political where it will becoine a part of WOO training that mutt and what refu-sed to run for office. So she and civic Immaturity.” the new ViUa Madonna College good did it do?" offered her resignation. She talked seven others into campua. At that moment the Dober­ That would have left only .sev­ joining her and they marched man began to growl viciously -ALL values! en members on the council. The back to City Hall in time to get A monk, Albert Soltia, built * *' the amall atone church in 1878 and lunge at anyone who got too town government would have in under the filing deadline for aa a retreat for hia wine-making near. had less than the legal mini­ municipal office. Benedictine brothera who found­ mum. An appointed adminis­ The menfolk were bitter about ed a monastery here. The mon­ YULE PAROLE »*^|DW raiCESTOP QUALin & TAWITY, trator -- certainly a man — it. Sarcastically they called the astery has long been abandoned JAC3CSON, Mich. (AP) — "I'll would have Had to take over. ^11-women slate "the g^raveyaid and the church is all that re­ be home for Christmas," is the A v^< The women rose determinedly ticket." mains. promise repeatedly coming to the challenge. They simply The women won, of course, The church is four feet wide from inmates at the Southern 0OURTESY MD STAMPSTOOi voted in extraordinary session being unopposed. Since then Michigan State Prison these last Sunday night not to accept Mrs. several of them have had mis­ and six feet from entrance to * '' back wail. Its steeple was re­ few weeks. de Guio’a resignation. givings. Almost all of them are moved to allow for clearance Under the so-called "Oirlst- That left everything legal and housewives with families to under utility lines. mas parole" policy of the State the council went on to elect the care for and some of them are Fred Riedinger of Lookout Corrections Department, any - 4 town’s teacher, Carla Slaviero, farm women. Heights became the owner of prisoner eligible for parole be­ 42, as mayor. It still 1s not certain they will the chiu-ch in 1967. He gave it to tween Dec. 14 and Jan. 10 can In a way it was the teacher be able to stay in office. Critical Villa Madonna aa a memorial to be released to his family by who started it all. menfolk have .pointed out that bis mother, Alma Riedinger. Christmas. This little town in the timber­ .some of them may not be able Parole officers have been ing .pcountry had gone into debt to pass the literacy require­ 1 MAIL GOES WELL working overtime lining un ■‘•^h and the financial future was ments^ which provide that town promises and making sure the gloomy. The men figured that if officeholders be able to read WASHINGTON (AP) — men have a home or piace to they refused .to run for office, an and write. Americans have shown "un­ live waiting for them. precedented public cooperation" All will hear the traditional OPEN TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY TILL 9 p.m. in their Christmas mailing this last words from the releasing year and 99 per cent of the guard: "Good luck, and try not Sun’s Christmas Editorial cards and packages will be de­ to come back." livered by Christmas Eve, says Closing Christmas Eve. at 6:00-P/ease Shop Early Postmaster General John A. PICKS NEW DUMPSITE Remains Holiday Tradition Gronouski. BUFFALO, N.Y, (AP) — "I The Postmaster General said had no place to put the load," 2 In a statement Monday that a said the driver after he dropped NORTH CHATHAM, N.Y.*' low to acknowledge the cards. record of 7 billion pieces of I ’/i tons of rubble from his (AP) — Virginia O’Hanlon "I'm not very good at corre­ Qiristmas mall will have been dump truck on the sidewalk in READY-TO-COOK — All U. S. Grade A All Top Quality Douglas, whose childhood ques­ spondence, but I do want to delivered by Thursday night. front of City Hall, police report- thank everyone. It is a wonder­ Last year's figure was Just un­ tion has become nearly as much ful tribute.” der 7 billion. After dropping the load Mon­ of the Christmas spirit as holly All the family expects to be day night, William Giagnacova. and mistletoe, celebrates her together on Christmas, includ­ OBEYS ORDERS 40, left his truck on the sidewalk 7,5th Christmas this vear the ing Mrs. Douglas' great-grand­ NEW YORK (AP) — You while he went for a "cup of cof­ children — two born last De­ couldn't really blame Dobie, the fee,” police said. 67th since she asked the New cember and one In August. Doberman Pinscher, for just Giagnacova said he was pro­ York Sun "Is there a Santa For them, 4he spirit of Santa sitting there when a holdup man testing recent city action in Claus?" Claus ia just beginning and con­ took $3,740 from his master closing a dump to private truck­ That question undoubtedly has firms Church's explanation: Monday. ers. He was charged with violat­ lieen raised about as many "No Santa Claus! Thank God D^bie has been "trained" to ing the state mental hygiene times as 7-year-olds have be­ he lives, and he lives forever. A protect Philip Terman, a Brook­ law and taken to Meyer Memo­ come worldly 8-year-olds. But it thousand years' from now, Vir­ lyn furniture dealer, from rob- rial Hospital for observation, i.» doubtful whether any parent ginia, nay, ten times ten thou­ iMrs. But the dog also has been police said. ever answered better than sand years from now, he will trained to obey Terman's com­ City workers cleaned up the Francis P. Church in his editori­ continue to make glad the heart mands — to the letter. debris. The truck was towed to al reply. of childhood.” So when a robber walked up a police garage. "Yes, Virginia, there is a San­ ta Claus," the editorial said. Q—My doctor has me use hot "He exists as certainly as love compresses for my sinus head­ and generosity and devotion TOYS FOR THE aches. Could they aggravate my exist. . . Alas, how dreary would KIDDIES high blood pressure? YOUNG YOUNG be the world if there were no A—Your blood pressure is Santa Claus. It would be as GIFT WRAPPED FREE determined by the thickness dreary as if there were no Vir­ of your blood, the total vol­ ginias. There would be no child­ ARTHUR DRUG ume of blood in your body, TOMS LB HENS LB like faith then, no poetry, no MANY CAUSES AND KEYS TO the strength of your heart romance to make tolerable this APLASTIC ANEMIA RIDDLE and the amount of resistance i existence. . . The eternal light By WAYNE G. BRAND8TADT your arteries. IS to 22 Lbs 10 to U Lbs with which childhood fills the M. D. Of these factors, the last one world would be extinguished.” Newspaper Enterprise Assn. is the one that is most closely Virginia, now a silver-haired Q—What 1.S aplastic anemia? associated with high blood pres­ widow with seven grandchildren CASH SAVINGS Is there any cure? sure. and three great-grandchildren, Using hot compresses would ' lives with her only daughter and I I' TO A—Aplastic anemia is the not affect it. .■!on-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert kind in which a low red blood r cell count is due to failure of Temple, in this community the bone marrow to produce Chopstickg of Silk 4to9Ui LB about 16 miles south of Albany. new cells as fast as they Armour Star Stuffed Turkeys She moved here in 1989 after teaching in the New York City i i •rs destroyed through normal HONG KONG — CJhopsticks — school system for 48 years. wear and tear. fie chee — come in various ma­ PKK This type of anemia may be RIADY-TO-COOK The youngest of her grand­ C M.I.O's’ terials, with bamboo the most children, Patty, Is 8 — the same associated with leukemia, tu­ common. Ivory ones are better, All U. S. Grade A LB mors of the marrow and dis­ and then come lacquered wood, Ducklings age as Virginia when she asked eases of the spleen. The Sun to confirm her child­ lacqulred silk, and finally jade f U U Y ROASTING - RIADY-TO-COOK hood faith. FUEL OIL Transfusions are sometimes with gold handles. LB given as a stopgap. Chickens All U.S. Grade - 5 to 6 Lbi "This is the first year Patty Iron preparations and liver has not believed in the child­ SAVE UP TO are prescribed as blood build­ RIADY-TO-COOK hood Santa Claus," Mrs. Doug­ LB las told a reporter. "But all of ers. 5 lo 7 Lbs - All U. S. Grade A A cure, however, can be ex­ Capons the children ^lieve in the spirit of him.” $ 5 0 pected only if it is possible to SHOULDIR YEARLY discover and remove the under­ LB She said she was over­ lying cause. Smoked Picnics 4 to 6 Lbs whelmed at the number of Q—What can a person expect Christmas cards —more than after having the nerve that con­ SPIRRYS or 100 — she has received this COOPERATIVE trols the flow of acid in the m m LB year, f on, CO.I’I'ANY ARMOUR stomach cut? Sansnge Meat "When there are so many A iFi\ision nf A—This operation, vagoto­ things so very difficult and my Is often performed to pre­ seemingly Impossible in the ROI.AND Oil, CO. vent the recurrence of duo- i world, yet people feel kindly to ■ m:n \i) sritE-.r ulcers. COSMETIC IB torial." Because the operation does GIFT SET She has been worrying about T i,i„ not always accomplish this pur­ Conned SWIFT'S PREMIUM pose, many surgeons advocate ARTHUR DRUG combining it with removal of ' " Y O r CARDIN SLICID - 2 16 c: p;;gs 69e L» part of the stomach. This re- j Honss COLONIAL duces the amount of acid-secret- I FULL 1$ 5-LB Ing tissue and further reduces I HONIY OLiUlD This the acidity of the stomach. STRAWBERRIES 2 r 45 RATH'S CAN Since there is still some con- ' "YOR" 16-OZ CENTERSySi troversy over whether the ef­ Cooked Squash GARDEN PKGS 29( Christmas fect of vagotomy is sufficiently 1 MB 5-oz e 9 9 great to justify the pfocedure, i Sea Brand Shrimp POLY BAG I some surgeons, notably Dr. ' GREEN SHRIMP LARGE 4 9 < GIVE J 16-OZ Richard Bloom of Tulane Uni- j WAKEFIELD e 19 versity, advocate omitting that King Crabmeat PKG I part of the operation. I 6 D a ys • Sara Lea Golden Cake 14-OZ PKG 7 9 c It seems fair to conclude that if vagotomy is performed, it to 9 P.M. MIRRORS should not be done without also removing part of the stomach 964 Main St. 643-7781 —Some time ago my doc­ f C EXTRA d9i GREEN STAMPS tor prescribed Seconal for my ■ t W with the purchase of any of the following J L Insomnia, sUtlng that it was Hummol Collectors O H R m m VENETIAN MIRRORS better to take it than to lose Brookside Farm Bread l-LB LOAF DOUBLE M sleep. What are the dangers Heodquorters IV m a £ S ! SEVERAL SIZES AND SHAPES. ALL of taking one of these e\ery finast WITH BEVELED EDGEt^. Bight? Old Fashioned Donuts PKG of 6 l Over 200 Different a Complete ♦ . I A—Secobarbital (Seconal) is GREEN STAMPS nne of about two dozen barbi­ “Hummer’ Figurines Finast Banana Bar Selection oranges turates. Since all drugs of this In CTUr Store! of Chocolate « m p l e ^ 25% OFF LIST! class are habit - forming, they Pineapple Cocoanut Buns FINAST WEDNESDAY should be used only for a few and Hard Candies nights. first National Supermarkets in: Learning to relax completely Plus a Wide Sc-\ ction FLORIDA a 3 jC % l l Length DOOR MIRRORS at night and refusal to worry about losing sleep are better HARTFORD COUNTY of Christmas 7 1 6 - X 6 8 " ...... $ 1 4 .0 0 ways of solving your problem. Once Specialties! 9 * '® P ® f l'u S # ,'»Hiia J. 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V ... X I L . M J m oB TWEinT-' KANCHBSIBR BVENINQ HTOtllA M ANCBBSm. OONm TUB8DAY, DKCKMBKB ti. IH4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1964 ftAWtV miHBW tmD f V U l M B T ROUSON OUR BOARUNQ ROUBI irtUi MAJOR NOOPUI hospital who wpuM teach other PP3 86, of West WUllngton was In­ ed $250 bonds each, and their ha wM halted by Patrolman f J T T U I SPORTS Rockville-Vemon physicians about new medical that more could be done for the correctly reported yesterday as cases will be heard In Circuit John MePiHand for a routine concepts, would bs available aged. "One local drug store 16. Shea was arrestod on a Court 12, Manchester, Jan. 4. check. - Three Sayed for emergency care, and would offers n ten per cent discount charge of intoxicattch BUhday Peter U. Berens, 18, of 89 The charges are Operating a L A«MM handle outer medical situations. to the elderly, and in Scotland, night at Maple Grove. Locust St. yeqterday was I Mental Health Clinic Asked The director be an enmioye of motor vehicle without a llcenae, F rom M ih ^ older folks are offered free ad­ charged with larceny. Cgt operating an unregistered mo­ rr>NA%Ai 5 m the hospital and would remain mission to movies during any Vemoa newt is handled by Joseph Sartor and Det John C. there each day. tor vehicle, end improper use of MDMMMttD M»MMCCn» In Address by Dr. Kristian afternoon.” The Herald’s JtookvUle Bureau, Krinjak made the arrest on a registration plates. NOUVOMT EMt iNMtAlX S w n S o o tl Dr. Krlstan proposed the for­ Dr. Krlstan spoke on the 5 W. Mdia Ht,, telephone 8’tS- warrant Issued by the 12th Fourth Dead mation. of a Vernon Medical availability of out of town con­ S1S6 or 648-8711. Court iqipearance Is set for «UTO/AU «Mt I Dr., Joseph J. Krtetan, a Itock* Police Arrests Berens has been released on ---C-... fiheppton. Pa., in August 1668. BUGtiS BUNNT would enable .a heart speclaUet the physician, at any hour of that some are hesitant in a bond of $100 while awaiting SANTOS, Brasil — Brasilians In that famed rea^ TAKE present and future needs of the telephone machine, Dr. Kriatan as clinics when emergenciee were arrested last night as the 12 on Jan. 4. WE*RB IN ^ town and the Rockville Gen­ ed that Rt. S3 from the turn­ paid athlete, win or lose, he trappto underground for 14 A M U D Q V , A AMJ^UTE TO UANO said, is available for $4fi per arise and provide public speak­ pike into Rockville "be widened result of a fight on Oak St., Gerald* F. Lukas, 80, of 426 earns |1M,000 a year playing :S: ;sr ^Jfe eral Hospital to a audience of Hilliard St, has been charged days. A oompanioq, Louis Beva, P E T U N lA l TMtS BASKET OF dull M Nunttv* month. ers. three or four lanes” for which was brcNcen up by police. soccer. PLEASE DO ME b ii i« rBrnU lu S I prominent local business and to with obtaining liquor by false WM never found. CLCnVEtt ONTVC / RIU ss!? «i!sr:!i£ I Dr. Krlstan, who heads the . quicker travel. ' Thomas Wine, 21, of 6 Over­ A PA/OR Newvtpir ‘ civic leaders. In discussing physicians In k l uir«H i n e f o r krTfittiiUt .. «w»WB (Manchester Heart Auoclatton, I He 'ilso noted a shift in pop­ look Dr., stationed at Ft. Ben- statement, and aummoned to BEPOREVOU He told Rotarians that one of (he area, Dr. Krlstan said that appear in court on Jan. 4. A ,G 0,8O /S! “we are fortunate that there I noted that the heart assocla- ulation in the area, and sug­ nlng, Gs., was charged with ag­ lOcSTJS?* U B m t (Raouii) the prime needs of the hospital are seven family, physicians ' tion ' is starting a teaching gested that Rockville’s hospital gravated assault; his brother, bond of SSO has been posted. was -a mental health clinic. available. He n o t^ toat many clinic' for doctors at the hos­ should considsr moving to Ver­ Edward H. Wine Jr., 27, sta­ Lukas is accused of attempt­ S SrtmrtiiM «rf "We have a disproportionate areas do not have general prac', pital to acquaint all physicians non. tioned on the USS Becuna at ing to purchase two half-pints U ^ P SSAIm number of people who need this with new treatments. of vodka at a Cooper St. pack­ m S bSmw wood type of care.” Dr. Krlstan said. tltioners. Ubrary Closing New London, waa charged with j t i Bettewfel * te SSActo But, he added, there is room He also spoke about aged The Rockville Public Library breach of peace. age store with an altered motor dOT^t He reported his own experience residents, and said that their vehicle license. In trying td obtain aid for ohe for Improvement He said that will close for the holiday at Police say an argument start­ 1 r r r 1 \t rr patient In Hartford. “I encoun­ among the type of physicians needs should be considered. noon Thursday. It will be open ed in a grill and wa.s ooritinued John W. McElachem Jr., 18, r r needed here are a pathologist, ‘"ITie ehferly housing project Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. outdoor^ with Frederick Glr- of East Hartford, was arrested Knom I DRUG n tered a great deal of buck­ a pediatrist, a physlatrist and \i 1 ir passing,” he said. ' on Fran’rflln St. is wonderful,” Correction ouard of no certain address. on three counts of motor vehi­ He added that a new concept a director of medicine at the I Dr. Kristan said. "My patients The age of Thomas Shea Jr., The Wine brothers have post­ cle violations yesterday, after Mmma Im In the treatment of mmital pa­ TM 1^ Ei ^ gw 4»J* ir IT tients was to "get them back TT 19 to 'the community” under su- QUINN’S PHARMACY BT V. T. HAMUM V^JlNNr«^ ir perviaion. But, he noted, about ALLY OOP the only care available for ■I! such patlenta la hoarding "OJ 0«JW>OUfiOrNO) BUSINESS N H BtE_ homes, and these, he said, "ate a 90 9 T t o t s ^ Inadequate. Patients Dress Up Your Home for Christmas Msr Just Mt. there is no recreation for them.” SKAl^S Christmas tradition... CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER sr "We are delinquent In re­ gards to this pressing problem w KT starting at the top (the state),” ' with Colorful New Rugs! he said. Dr. Krlstan reported that a !T new, nationwide reappraisal of medicine's role toward the pa­ CANDIES 41 tient was changing. ---- “We are now concerned with 2 A r r i p r i t 44 4o treating the patient, not Just ■ the body," he said. Described ISylon Pile Rugs that Wear and Wear Gb 54 E6 as medical-moral treatment, he said that now all of the pa­ 64 z tients’ life, including emotional financial, religious and other Bonded Cushion Back Eliminafes Need for Pad BT AL VERMEER r aspects-are being considered by i PRISCILLA’S POP 64 66 tz physicians. Enjby the bright new look of a Sears r \ RESAROIN® THE' For this reason, Dr. Krlstan CHRISTMAS BONUS OUT OUR WAl B l J. R. WILLIAM! said, “every hospital needs a rug .. . enjoy its beauty for many years because it’s made of durable <*> rr IS MY PLEASUR5 chapel.” He added that, at pres­ nylon! Random sheared design hides footprints, Easy-care nylon TO ANNOUNCE- OtCAV, OKAY.' TM ent, there 1s no place at Rock­ TIREPOFAKOUItJ'.' ville General Hospital where shrugs off stains and spills, sponges clean in a jiffy. Bonded foam IF YOU'RE TOO parents or relatives of a patient cushion back adds resilient comfort, won’t crack or peel. Choose LAZY TO SET can sit in privacy with their UP AW' SHUT Fern green, gold, beige, royal blue, red, slate blue, burnt orange or THE WINDOW, physician or clerg^yman. I ’LL DO IT. Dr. Krlstan noted he is trying medium green. to get a meeting of physicians and all area clerg^ymen to con­ X sider medical patients. .The Q yJ X. meeting Is tentatively sched­ SAVE 9.95 uled for sometime next year. r In discussing other needs at I the hospital, Dr. Krlstan said Regular 64.95 that another new hospital wing TJ M was needed to care for patients; 9 x 1 2 ft. la-iA • milvMA. that a profe.ssionaI building at­ tached to the hospital should be BY JOE CAMPBELL built "so physicians will be ASSORTED CHOCOUTES BONNIE available Immediately in case they are needed;” aim that a lib. $160 2 lbs. $3.15 THESE convalescent wing should also •:tz 3 lbs. $4.50 Tim e f o r b e o J KIDS today be built onto the hospital for 5 lbs. $7i0 CANTTAKE^ patients who no longer need V BoW tIE/ complete medical care, but who NO R7R *‘Parking feet went up again! It costs $5 Instead of $3 "mS>K>. OME AN should remain close to such aHOREPROORMA, to double park now!” services. PLEA«? AN9MER He noted that there are sev­ TOE eral^ convalescent homes In GIFT BOX town, and he suggested that these t>e consolidated into a hos­ dioeplatn pital wing. He added that the and BORN f i f t y VRS t o o SOON total ntanber of beds In all local convalescent homes was 126. buttk bonsj BEN CASEY "We are underpowered In this ■4> respect,” Dr. Krlstan said. 11/2 lbs. ' $ ^ Also needed at the hospital, 21/4 lbs. also AAI6S PALMER, m s Y I WENT I'MGORRV, he suggested, is some new AAV OBSERVATION TUATTHAT TUCTHE I TLID/MU^LTHROUGH DR.CA5EY..WILL equipment, Includii^ new beds PROBLEMS OF MANY/MEDICAL THE SAME !■ YOU EXCUSE ME, on the first floor. He told of SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL STUDENTS ARENT AS SERIOUS, THIN© PLEASE? MY.. JAY some new equipment which AG THEY THINK. ONCE, •PROBLEM* JUGT would assist physicians In aid­ AND. CAME IK].„DEAR ing patients, including closed 3U9T COUNT THOSE. 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H vfA Q l TWSNTY-FOy« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-PIVl J im i4H ill Tm H ot-H anded Indiana •YaU^$ Chuck Mercein in Dither- Wilson Survives Detroit ^hakeup Crossroads of Life EARL YOST W in s Seven in Row Lions Fire Indians Receive Bristol Five Sports Schedule Before Graduation The Gay W u a Sitting Duck N E W Y O R K (A P ) — gtompts, turning the contest Intof Sophomore Dexter Westbrook Five Grid Win Skeins on Line Smith at South Windsor, 8. Basketballs don’t bounce a runaway scored 18 points and snared 16 Bristol Eastern at Manches­ Funniest part of Sunday's Football League action N E W H A V E N { a P)__ 4 ss Glastonbury in a Central quarter catapulted the Loe-.An- Rear Kngland this season. Won­ necticut freshman this season said the 21-year-oId Mercein, Is that why he chose Yale? fullback in his soiteomore year. Bob Nus.sbaumer, Les Binga- week off. The Eagles won't der how many would have ...Hid (Red) Britner, of Ver­ Harden came off the bench mid­ Tournament at Louisville cut Peoria, III. Eddie Jackson Not exactly, Mercein said, There were scouts watching GOOD SKATE— Bob­ Valley game, at 8. Rockville .s- e action until Dec. 29 against geles Lakers Into a tw ri-g^e who has attracted scouts of the man and Sonny Gmndellus. lead over idle St. L o u ls ^ 'th e allowed up if they had to work non, former Twilight League way through the first half and the major college unbeaten list paced the Braves, now 8-1, with college and professional variety though he said he does consider Mercein play at least once in by Hull Jr. seems to be has averaged 75 points per St. Bernard's In Neiw London. It confirmed earlier reports National Basketball A ssocia­ under the prevailing conditions baseball player and now a fine hit six of seven field-goal at- to 10 teams. 22 points. since his days as a stalwart of a Yale education the beetvpoe- his junior year and there were Columbians Arch Roberts in control as he points g.ame against Wilson and Mid­ on Sunday? baseball umpire, recently com­ that Nussbaumer, Blngaman dletown. tion’s Western Division race. the New Trier High School team slble. scouts watching him In practi- direction to his father College Basketball The Lakers, whipped the New It’s Just too bad football games pleted 26 years of service with It just happened that Chuck’s tsUy every game last seasmi. and Doll had been fired, but Cheney Tech (1-3) played in Winnetka, III. scotched speculation that Wll.son York Knicks 126-113 at Los An­ have to be played in bliisards- Pratt 'Sc Wi^tney in EJast Hart­ Mercein, a history major, is girl, Lynn, (now Mrs. Mercein) They got an eyeful. on a piggy-back ice East Granby at home this also was on the way out. East geles in the only game played Uke fai Boeton last Sunday — or ford... Popular -with the fans But Whereas Unbeaten UConn? facing the dilemma facing other was attending Smith College in Before an Injury put him out ride. Hull Sr. started afternoon at 3. The Rangers Wins Nelson Grid Award hope the victory over V i n a 1 Kansas 71. St. John’s 56. Monday night. In a sea of water and mud attending basketball games at Northampton, Mass., which is a of action against Princeton, the There was speculation that college stars, including Ala­ the season with a hang Providence 8, Bowling Green Elgin Baylor topped the Lak­ ae did the New York Giants and Blast CateoUc High is the large bama’s Joe Namath, Notre lot closer to New Haven than It next to last game on the sched­ because Ford no longer had Tech Friday will provide the by scoring more than momentum far an upset win. 65. ers with 40 points, his highest St. Louis Cardinals — earlier scoreboard whi By the way, what ever hap­ And, the clock, which was hid­ teams in the rival leagues and alumnus, Mike Pyle, mt Yale. He scored four touchdowns and quflrterback on a mediocre Baylor and Penn State^a Gary trying to force his head coach to young man will receive the rec­ resign. pened to the New York Giants? den b^lnd one of the back- are waiting for one reason or The one-time Bulldog captain is kicked five fieltH^als. Columbia team, has been Klingensmitb. ognition due him, with this in- ne American Football boards, has been moved to a another before making an offi­ now a center with tee Chicago His coach, John Pont, said of sprlng, national award,” Donel- “ No. I wasn’t trying to get position that can now be BUSINESSMEN acclaimed natonally for his Roberts led tee I-vy League in League lost a golden oi^rtunity Pacing Hoop Pool cial commitment. Bears of the NFL. Mercein: "If you get in front of U said. George to quit,” said Ford. “ I to oaplteiUxo on winning new vierwed by all ^>ectators... Beginning the year on a posi­ .Now he’ll be honored passing and total offense, was think he's a good head coach In Mercein’s case, the com­ "I really admired him quite a him, he’ll run over you. If you fourth in punUng and sixth in Sms due to the weather last Sun- Jimmy Baker,' standout per­ tive note, the Barons turned Off csimpus, Roberts works Eind that's what I want him to mitment, when it is made, will bit,’’ Mercein said. get on the side of him, he’ll out­ fbr^is football conduct as scoring. He has surpassed or with community groups, partic­ d » . With the NFL idle, the former with Coach CBuu'lie back the Grantland's 62-44 in do. I felt these guys should go be an oral one. He can’t sign a His family was also more run you.” well. ularly in Harlem, for which,he An< had the field — or day, Sbaros’ undefeated South Wind­ NEW YORK (AP)—Michigan’s mighty Wolverines, the league opener lu t night. equalled 84 school and Ivy rec­ and he went along with it.” contract until after the track oriented to the East than tee So Mercein tries to make up The senior pre-medical stu­ ords in his career. has received the Momingside nationally on video — all to it­ sor High basketball team, is a bounced out of the No. 1 spot last week, bounced right Mai Shaw (22) and Don Cornell season. Mercein Is a shot-putter Far West, he said. his mind, weighing the oppor­ Wilson would not comment on former local resident. Baker’s (13) paced the winners. Doug dent from Holyoke, Mass., has The 6-foot-l, 190-pounder fin­ Brotherhood Award. self. A top-grade performance, back in again. and a good one. The same kind of personal tunities he says are "gr.eat in been named 19th vdnner of the why he agreed to fire his uslst- under Ideal conditions, could father, Len Baker, was an of­ Secor (18) led Grantland ecor- "Tills Is the crossroads of my reasons may well dictate Mer­ both leagues.” , ished 12th naUonally in both The previous winners: ants, including long-time aides □ ■ □ E ficial in this area for several The Wolverines, who beat Wichita 87-85 in their only ers. Swede Nelson Sportsmanship total offense (1,618 yards) and have been a big boost to the life,” said Mercein. '"You’re cein’s eventual decision. Does he mind the pressure? Award. He’ll be honored at a 1946, Perry Moss, Illinois; Forte, Blngaman imd Nuss­ of the two major pro yean... No scorecards or outing last week, were named first on 28 of the 42 bal­ sort of setting your destiny In a Chuck’s father, Tom, a radio- “ No. It’s a nice position to be passing (completed 110 of 196 baumer. game programs are distributed dinner Jan. 9. 1647, Blverett Dorr, Boston U., lots cast by a national panel of sports writers and re­ EAHT SIDE MIDGETS league, it seems to me.’’ television announcer, has recent- in.” for 1,444 yai^ and 12 touch­ 1948; Gordon Long, Arkansas, at home Mamteester High bas­ Roberts was selected Monday downs). The point is that I want ■vsr, dsspite tee nigged gained the top spot among the nation’s collegiate bas­ Scoring was difficult last from amonj, 40 candidates be­ 1949; Doak Walker, SMU, 1950, coaching and not conversation,” ketball games, at least not at night when the Cruisers beat going, on snow, sleet, atraw and cause he “ demonstrated a high Oolumbia’s first three - sport Bob Williams, Notre Dame; explained Ford. "To suggest this aarfy date in the season. ketball teams today. the Hosemen, 14-13. Neither letterman in 16 years, Roberts mud, the Bills and Patriots did • e e esteem for the football code and 1961, John Bright, Drake; 1952, that some complaining player j uD right, Buffalo winning, X4-14. Michigan polled 387 points on Minnesota, unbeaten in five team scored In the first pe­ recently received an Earl Blalk the basis of 10 for a first-place exemplified sportsmanship to Joe Mittinger, Yale; 1953, Don had anything to do with it is ri-1 Next for tee ABT) will be the straight, moved up a notch on riod and the Crulsem held a 6-2 Fellowship awarded to scholar- e a r n End' of the Line vote, nine for second, eight for Right Track Factor an outstanding degree.” Arthur King, Clemson; 1954, Art Lup- diculous. I'm not going to have ! ahamplenshlp battle, Saturday the strength of a conviclng 88-89 halftime lead. A second half Barry, chairman of the selec­ athletes going on to graduate pino, Arizona; 1955, Don Holle- the players running my club.” Parking facilities for 15,000 third, and so on. Wichita, which romp over a good Utah State Nu h t in g againat San Diego at Buttalo. Hoseonen rally was stopped tion committee, emphasized study. der. Army; 1956, Jim Swink, Ford added that Wilson would cars will ba available at the had replaced Michigan aa No. 1 team while two other Big Ten 1 And ona thought tee weather one point short by tho final Roberts was picked “ for his Roberts is the son of a foot- TCU; 1967, Tom Salvo, Boston have a free hand In hiring a new ' 1200,000 Carilng World Golf in last week's poll, slipped back schools — Illinois and Indiana wus bad to Boston! buzzer. For Chicago conduct on and off the gridiron ball-pla}ring father, Arthur Hen­ U.; 1968, J. W. Brodnax, LSU; staff. I ChampioiUhip Aug. 19-22 at to second -with five first-place — also made the select list. Ke-vip Kravontka (4) led the and Rookie . . . A eREAT TIRE votes and 31^ points. during his three years of var­ ry Roberts, a noted quarterback 1669, George Roden, Colby; Reaction of tee fired coaches Pleasant Valley Country Club Illinois, now 8-1, won Ken­ Cruisers, helped by Tom Hap- There w u a general shuffling sity football.” at New York University in the 1960, Al Rozychl, Dartmouth; ranged from surprise to silence. H «r« *n lliers in Sutton, Maas. . . .B’rank tucky's Invitational tourney last peny (3) and Mike Hayden (3). Among the other nominees late 1920s who to now athletic 1961, Joe Kowalski, Rutgers, “ It came u kind of a jolt,” Gifford will ba the analyst for of the top ten, with only sixth- LIttte Mo — Diok Modselew* week, beating the hosts 91-86 in Ed Pagani (5) paced the Hoae- FISHING MONTREAL (AP)—Young Phil Esposito knows were such standout performers director at Holyoke, M osa, 1662, Pat Culpepper, Texas; said Qrandelius, who learned of WHEN THERE'S SNOW... Sunday’s NFL title game be­ ranked Duke remaining in the men. sM — eouhl be over the hill, same position. the title game and gained the how important it is to keep the right company. Chicago as Helsman Trophy winner High School. 1968, Bob Cappadona, North­ hlls ouster while watching tele-vi­ tween Cleveland and Baltimore. No. 7 spot, while Indiana, un­ EAST SIDE JUNIORS one of ttio reasons he was trad- Unbeaten Minnesota and THE BIG “BOX" Black Hawk Coach Billy Reay introduced the sopho­ John Huarte of Notre Dame, Buff Donelll, Columbia head eastern. sion in his native Muskegon, ad by tbe Naw Yoric Giants to Calling tha plays will be Chuck beaten in seven starts, took over Rosters A bass fishenman’s tackle Mich. “ I have the greatest re­ Thompson (Baltimore) and once-beaten UCLA and St. Louis No. 8. more center to a fellow named Hull two weeks ago and . . . AND A GREAT TIRE Oavaland last winter, but the all moved up one spot, to third, The league is scheduled to box is never big enough. spect for Mr. Ford, the Lions IwJl-necked tackle did aJl right Ken Coleman (Cleveland). . . The top ten, with first-place play Thursday nights but this One midwestem angler, fed the National Hockey League scoring race hasn’t been organization and Wilson.” Johnny Keane, new manager of fourth and ninth, respectively. with the Browns. *nte 260- San F’rancisco, unbeaten at 5-0, votes in parentheses, and week and next due to the holi­ up with the inadequaciee of fth e same since. Doll, who heard a news leak pound, S-11 defensive Uneman the New York Yankees, will be points; days the gomes will be played “store-bought” versions, has of the firings while watching a cme of the guests at the annual slipped two spots to fifth while with Bobby Hull launching his Cousy^s Stamp of Genius WHEN THERE'S NO SNOW was named the No. 1 defender three newcomers—Illinois, Indi­ on Tuesday nights. PARKADE: designed what he feels is the televised football game Sunday, Gold Key Dinner of the Con­ 1. Michigan (28) > 387 Jim Martens, Tim Cunning­ SASKETBAU almost annual assault of the ttris aeaaon with the Cleve­ ana and Davidson — moved into 2. Wichita M6) * 317 answer. Still in the drawing wryly said: “ Merry ChristmEua! necticut Sports Writers' Alli­ ham, Kent Smith, Myles Bout- 'SCARES land squad. . . -While the trades the top ten replacing St. John’s, 3. Minnesota (4) 268 board stage, it resembles a SCO KESse^ NHL record book at a goal per On Sharpshooting Austin “ I can’t understand it,” he and .purohases the Giants made ance Jan. 26 at Hamden. . . lier. Bill Champ, John Golan- large dog house mounted on added. “ You’d think they at N.Y., Kentucky and Vanderbilt. 4. U(XA 231 game gait, Esposito has picked CHURCH— Stan Hlllnskl 244 last year didn’t pan out during Last Saturday’s Liberty Bowl goe. Bob Ward, Bill Wilson, its own hull—^it’s towed along Y JUNIORS least would have the courtesy to Michigan, like Wichita, now 6. San Francisco (2) 228 up the tempo and shot into third — 557, Paul Miller 236— 582, The U& Royal Winter Servics Snow the 1964 National Football football game at Convention Bob Bergaminl, Jack Harring­ behind the fishing skiff, bobbing BOLTON PHARMACY—Ben tell us first.” h u a 6-1 record. The Wheat 6. Duke 161 place in the NHL point-scoring Art Johnson 235— 563, Bill Per­ NEW YORK — (NEA) liSague seasmi. New York can Hall in Atlantic City between shockers rebounded from their ton. Bob Dotchin. WOODS: like a floating mobile home. Grzyto7 Dave Ware, Jim Man­ Nussbaumer, a 12-year veter- 7. IlUnois • 129 Joel Raddlng, Harry Jenkins, race according to statistics re­ kins 221— 552, John Porcheron When John Austin was playing be expected to be In the mar­ Utah and West Virginia was loss to Michigan with a 71-60 8. Indiana 118 Well, that’s one way to get ning, Bob Brown, John Rood, EUi of the coaching staff, said; & Im Tiro it dosigned to perfoim on Gary Larson, Bud Buder, Bill leased today. 217, Bill Brown 215-211—622, ket for nerw faces again. In the seventh played in the hall victory over Drake in their only 9. St. Louis 104 plenty of space for gear. But Ron Dickens, Dave Heritage. high school basketball In “ I can’t think of luiy reason for this season and the 105th since Menning, Steve Howroyd, Jim Esposito, who scored just Mark Peterson 212, Fred Towle addhrion, at least 10 and pos- other outing. 10. Davidson (1) 68 there’s another. MILLER’S PHARMACY — Washington, D. C., his goal was It.” stely 12 members of this year’s 1930.' . .Don Sangrey of Bol­ Tomko, Joe Speotor, Steve Dick Cobb, Ed Kowal, Chuck three goals arid' two assists In 27 208, Mike Muschko 201, Bob When buying a tackle box, New York City. Blngaman declined comment eloan, inow-frao rondo as wall m ros^ are not expected to re­ ton has been awarded his fresh­ Malkenson, Jay Howroyd. May, Rod Carrier, Bob Rivers, NHL games last year, hit four Staves 201, Ted Klejna 557. and Forte was not available. whether it be the first or one “I waa always fascinated by turn, because of one reason or man JV football numerals at 80N G AIL0: Tom O’Neill, Jim in succeselon, get the largest Brian Conn, Charlie Brackett. goals and assisted on five other The five men have another Byram, Dave Reynolds, Bob last week to run his season to­ GREEN MANORETTE8 — it,” Austin said, "and there unotlMr. Tha lists Includes Andy Mt. Hermon School. . .Hot off and best on the market., TTiis NASSIFF ARMS—Carl Wai- year to go on their contracts at M ow-filiad stnoto. Back Home They Call Him ^Bailey^ Herdic, John B 1 e 1 a k 1, Jeff Kathy Hedlund 176— 455, Mai^ was one school (NYU) I want­ RobustelU. Jack Stroud, At the press is the National Bas­ advice comes from the fishing kowskl. Dale Oetrout, Rick tals to 13 goals and 14 assists salaries in the $12,000 to $15,000 Webb, Jkuak Gifford, T. A. Squires, Bill McKinney, Frank for 27 points and third-place. garet O’Brien 178. ed to play for there.” ketball Association Guide, filled experts at Mercury outboards Ward, Steve Shoff, Jeff Squires, rsuige. Tittle, AJex Webstar and Don Camposeo, Joe W e k 1 i n d, with a wealth of material In who have long noted the hi' Thn Gurske, Dan Rooke. The youngsters surge gpves Then he met Bob Cousy. Wilson, who has a year to go SPRUCE ST.: Jim Leber, Jim COMMERCIAL — Tim Flyim From that moment, Boston Cbandtor... Tougbeet man 256 pages. Ail team and indi­ UConn’8 Wes Bialosuknia evitable “moving up” that oc­ PAGANI’S — Tim Coughlin, the Black Hawks the top three on a three-year contract calling Covill, Collins Judd, Dan Bur­ was his town and Boston Col­ Ttttla avar teayad against was vidual records In the 18-year curs when a guy starts out with (Jhuok Carson, Gary Klein, Bob spots in the scoring race. De­ 151-417. Ed Frechette 150-388, for a reported $47,000, plans to one Hardy Brown, a 180-pound history of the loop are included. nett, Skip Wiganowski, Tom Lukas, Ray London, Ken Mar­ fending champion Stan Mlkita . Mark Jakusevich 158-416, Doug lege his school. negotiate a new pact with Ford. ■naba«dDer who played with Croteau, Mark Hanna, Mike one of common shoe box di­ The j^ d e is available at Bos­ 10-Letterman as Schoolboy mensions. tin, Charlie McNamara. with 8-26-34 is 10 points back of Zaccaro 353, Earl Moore 378, ‘T m a backcourt man,” Wilson became head coach in 6.50x13 TWO HUSKY RIBS OOMPLETELY SURROUND Haltlmore and the San Fran- ton Garden, Madison Square Doran, Ronald Pltruzello, FLETCHER GLASS — Ray Hull whose 28 goals in 28 games Mike Kelley 351,. Sam Taggart Austin said, “ and Bob Cousy 1957 when Buddy Parker quit oleoo lAnu. "Brown was so Mark Jacobs. The ideal length of a box is , 351, Bud Staoty '^53, Gasper Garden or from tho Sporting from 17 to 20 inches. It should Kelly, Rudi Wlttke, Wayne An­ has him zeroing in on the NHL WEIS going to coach at Boston suddenly. The Lions won the tough, " m t le reosUs, “that Nows. Besketball fans reading a box Scheduled to play tonight at Morra 356, Stan Dombek 367. THE TIRE TO MVE YOU PERFORMANOE AT contain at least five or six com­ derson, Bruce Boushee, Ken record book again. College. That’s the answer to National Football League title 7JWx14 ecore know him as "Blskna” or 6:15 will be the Parkade and that year Eind have flnlsned sec partmentalized trays that swing Bralthwaite, Tom Walsh, Brad Hull shares the one ■ season ------why I went there. ‘’B'l’u’k’a’’ : back home they Wood’s. At 7:16, Songailo plays CROSS TOWN — Jim Taylor ond In three other yesu-s under out when the top is opened. Sprague. record of 60 goals in a season "I wanted to play for the call hkn “Bailey” ; and on the Spruce. 210-551, Earle Everett 217-551, Wilson. They were fourth this SPEEDS OF IN H U S AN HOUR Cork linings in the trays are a ELKS— Jim Sproul, Ron Con­ with Bernie Geoffrion and Mau­ best and I am doing it. It’s 84H)x14 Univewlty of ConnecUcut Y MIDGETS yers, Tom Rea, Bob Bleiler, Frank Toros 204-213, Ernest like some young muslciim who year with a 7-6-2 record. Post-Graduate Scholarship campus he is recognized as BOLAND OIL — Chip Con­ nice touch, but their protective rice Richard and is 21 games Pete Sadloskl, Jack Harrington, Nickerson 222, Eh-nie Everett gets a chance to study with a "one of the greatut.’’ ran, Dave Seavey, Jim Cejow- value may be overshadowed by ahead of the pace in set in 1961- Rich Strickland. 221, Ed Duchaine 203-214. CTeat EuUst. Bob Cousy’s the 8.50x14 Tlie man referred to in the skl, Don Ryan, Mike Wenne- a- tendency to soak up and hold 62 when he tied the mark. • FREE MOUNTING moisture. j'^eatest backcourt man who Shooters Victors' BLAOKWALL Pins FXi.T. Awarded to 22 Grid Players abbreviated box score version gren, Richard Brown, John PAGANI CATERERS — Al ever lived.” JOHN AUSTIN of his name, his nickname at Murphy, Dave Larson. W Y­ The most practical boxes to NO EXCHANGE Hagenow 208, Ike Rhoads 218- Red Auerbach, Cousy’s boss home, and the superlatives MAN Oil-— Ken Tedford, Brad day are made of either alu­ is one of the most intelligent, Against Eastern' KANSAS CITY (AP) — The^ Double Role No Handicap 600, Frank 'Terragna 206-585, with the Boston Celtics., tipped SNOW TIRES DISMOUNTED A. D. Kirwan of Kentucky, tossed hla way at this basket- Steurer, John Lombardo, Paul minum or tough plastics. Other Bob Agnew 213-554, John Clark colorful college players today,” • IMMEDIATE CREDIT NCAA awarded post-graduate chairman of the NCAA commit­ materials, particularly steel, are the Frenchman about Austin, IN SPRING AT NO CHARGE baill-draft campus is a 6-2 soph­ Emmerllng, Art Guadino, Mike 245-587, Russ Parson 201, Ron who was playing for DeMatha No one really doubted Cousy. Shooting a perfect 100 from scholarshlpe worth $1,000 each tee on post-graduate scholar­ omore dean’s list guard who Clarke, George Finnegan, Mike loo heavy in boxes of the larger They just wanted to be shown, today to 22 players who are also For DeBusschere as Piston Custer 218-559, John Goiangos High School in Wsishlngton, also prone position, sophomore John ships, announced the 22 answers to the name of Wee Crockett. E L K S— Dennis sizes. Wood, favored by those 233, Jim Taylor 213-681, Joe and Austin took care of that. standout scholars. The new pro- Auerbach’s home town. Auer­ Gallagher and senior Karl • FREE FLAT REPAIR winners. He added that 10 more Biaiosuknla. WsJsh, Mat Dunfield, Jack who can afford the tab, has Demaio 200-204— 555, Bob Le- ■HDIBB' MBIBU AllOlUimSK ■Tsm Is {financed by football scholarships will be given to traditional beauty but is quite bach knows DeMatha well be­ His athletic feats in the Grezel, Ken Uppling, Stan Gei- NEW YORK (NEA) —The breaux 243-215— 659, Bob Gag­ Smith led Manchester High’s television I fe u . basketball scholar-atMetes. heavy; wood boxes are beet cause It has produced John rifle squad to a one-.sided 922- Poughkeepsie area where he del, Steve DunfleM, John Gur- Detroit Pistons, through the non 202, Jeff Warwick 205, En- Thompson of the Celtics, Tom Bach cMdidate qualified by The major college winners played with Franklin D. Roose­ ske. when left as showpieces in the Mickey Wright 870 win over Bristol Eastern factoiy-trained • FREE TIRE ROTATION maintaining a minimum 3.0, or so Pavan 202, Bob Minnlch 655, Hoover of the New York Knlcks were John Kelly of Brown, Pat velt High and won 10 letters in den. years, have provided the Na­ yesterday in Bristol. • sdtiist •••*.» straight B grade average and MANCHESTER AUTO Cy Perkins .565, Roland Smith and George Left-wlch, who plays Donnelly of Navy, Tom Bell of An important feature to tional Basketball Association Paces Golfers by showing outstanding talents basketball, soccer and baseball PARTS Dick Brannick, Mike 692, Dick Hughes 598, Ed Sos- backcourt *or VIllEmova. Gallagher uid Smith each adlustssmbw Clemson, Arnold (3ionko of Ohio are already legendary; and from Kelly, Mark Ballard, Greg check is the manner in which contributed 188 points in the In football. Both requirements with some of Its most mystify­ ka 560! Moves of Master adjust lo«'in CLO SB) State, Ron Oelschlager of Kan­ the way he has broken Into in­ Horn, Rich Conti, John Guard, the lid is fitted. It is absolute­ Fourth Season second win in as many matches were rated equally. sas, Mike Kennedv of Baylor, ing moments. Austin may be the best of ad)«ist toe-outII tercollegiate play, there Is Dan Piela, Phil Conti. TED- ly essential that the top is wa­ POWDER PUFFS— Barbara for the Indians. FRIDAY & Eleven scholarships went to Ed Faustl of Air Force Acad­ tertight. Make certain the That’s not a rap against the them all. He’s Just a 6-1, 172- i safsIy-tMt V nniverelty division, or maybe every indication the legend will FORDS— Dave Hassetti, Fred Farrand 178-458. pound junior and already his CINCINNA’n (AP) — Mickey Summary — Mfimehester 922 emy, Bill Douglas of Wa.shing- spread into every nook and w r^ BIALOSUKNIA Marshall, Rick Marshall, Joe latching device is strong and team, or owner Fred Zollner. —Smith 93-90— 188, Gallagher, •steering ^ SATURDAY. sollege players. One alternate ton. Jim Ellis of Texas Tech, snaps securely; spilled contents It’s just fact. moves are beginning to resem­ Wright collected $31,920 in 1964 ' 4.07 metropolis where the Yankee Rizza. Bill Brovro, Chas. 100-88—188, John Rothwell 98- was selected in each division, in Ruseell Mowrer of Colorado ble those of his m uter. M(o"-i Tues., Wed. Conference’s perennial champ­ team’s first five games are Brame, Mark Pizzola, Bob Ber- can spell disaster. Zollneris latest maneuver Changes Asked to become the the top money ggI^.'ig3_"ATan B ^ te’r"'97-86 — Eugteariy 86.96 DEC. 25 & 26 case one of tee winners in his State and Bill Eastlake of Xa-vl- quite Impressive: 46-96 on the Granted, the old pro general­ was turning Don Wattrick, the Austin said, “ The main thing division is unable to accept. er. Ohio. ions play the roundball sport. gln, Bob Casavant. PECK’S he’s helped me with Is my pass­ winner In the Ladies Profession- [ 183, Jim Sarles 97-83— 180. boor for 48 per cent; 27 of 33 LUMBEIR - - Bill Milewskl, ly manages to outgrow even Pistons’ radio announcer, into al Golf Asqaciatlon for th e' Bristol Eastern 870—G. Ogo- Biaiosuknla (pronounced bah- the team’s general manager. In Grid Rules ing. He told me it waff wonder­ lah-SOOK-nee-ah) has provid­ at the foul line, 82 per cent; Wayne I>ougl€us, Bob Morlarty, the largest of tackle boxes in fourth straight year. nowski 93-85— 178, S. Lincoln ' time. But even the average guy He followed this by making ful that I was the eighth leading ed the main scoring punch four rebounds per game; and Bill Dancoese, Randy CV>le, The Dallas, Tex., golfer won 97-80— 177, T. Klllainy 91-84 — will run through a batch of 24-year-old Dave DeBusschere scorer in the country last year whioh has given the (jonnectl- 119 points for a 23.8 average. Richard Oallalton, Mark Troy. Almost anything the college $29,800 in official tournamenls 175, D. Morgan 95-77- 172, B. I Connecticut scores to date; smaller ones In a feiw years. the interim player-coach. football players can do, the but I also could be the eighth cut Huskies the balance needed HILL TOP — Jack Hull, Rich leading passer. and $2,120 in non-sarictloned Marcott 92-76—168. American International, 98-67; So start out with a dteent The move amused Charley professionals can do better. And to win their first five games, all Rilli, Grog Johnston, Bruce “ He showed me the finer tourneys, Leonard F. Wirtz, Other Mfinche.ster shooters; I Yale, 68-47; Harvard, 78-63; box — It’ll last longer, give Eckman, who knows something this applies, too, to the rules- F O R T H E of them coming over previously Hallenbech, Bill Hyson. Jim things about pusing off smd tournament director of the Steve ■ Penny 177, Mike John­ Boston College, 85-81 • (IB'ver- greater protection to expensive about Zollner’s unorthodox makers In the opinion of the unbeaten rivals. O'Reilly, Steve Redman, Ctonrad told me how g;ood p u ses can LPGA, announced Monday. She son 177,' Ken Nechitllo 173, Al time); Massachu.setts, 77-67. MoCurrv, Ken Hanley. MAN­ gear, and cost less in the long changes. majorlW of the writers and won 11 official tournaments. I Morrison 169,- John Genta 167. | He came up with a blue-chip broadd^ ers participating in an break a game open.” When an inquiring reporter CHESTER TRAVEL SERVICE run. It really pays off on those "If I couldn’t get this job,” Another Cousy trsulemark performance at Boston College Associated Press poll. WHEELS FOR received the information that - Bill Sproul, Walt Silkowski, days when the bass respond Ek:kman quipped, "I'm glad which hu become part of Aus­ last weekend when he took the Wes had committed only four only to the "odd balls," those The return of free substitution spotlight away from the highly Jim McGee, Mike Piela, Dave Dave-ted. He’s a nice boy." tin’s game Is a behlnd-the-back ‘ GOLFER person.il fouls In his team’s Piela, Jeff Ostberg, Ray Dube, lures everyone else had to leave and of the goal posts to the goal In 1954 Zollner decided pass. . SNOW TIRES heralded Johnny Austin whom first five games, he wondered If line, the latter to stimulate ad­ BC Coach Bob Cousy termed a Bruce Davison. at home. Charley had refereed enough "Nine out of ten times I won't m the clean-cut 19-year-old was NBA games to make a good ditional field - goal attempts, do it.” Austin said. ‘T only do It .sure bet All-American as a jun­ studying for the priesthood. placed highest on the list oi sug­ ior Wes made good on 13 of 22 coach. So he gave him the job DAVE DeBUSSCHERB when we’re pretty fiu- steead. 65 Moar ooMPAom NatiefiaHy Fameut Enrolled in the University’s and the Pistons won the NBA’s gested rule changes for the 1965 It pleases the crowd and knocks floor shots and added six free college campaign. Both regula­ Studebater College of Liberal Arts and Western Division title. a career, though. And I honesUy hell out of the opposing team.” throws for 82 pointq while Con­ Sciences, he is a mathematics tions are In force In professional necticut was winning sin 85-81 Giants Beat Jets If that was a strange turn­ don't know how long I ’ll ooach Naturally, the b^lnd-the-back THE COMMON-SENSE CAR GOLF major. about, then how about this the Pistons.” footbaU. passes evoke comparisons be­ overtime verdict. It was the A total of 106 voters favored finest assortment of shots seen year and DeBusschere? Neither does anyone else. tween pupil EUid teacher lind this Baseball Status the return of unlimited substitu­ makes Austin a little uncom­ EQUIPMENT for a long time in the Bean- When the youngster from tions. Thirty-one called for the town, according to outside ob- Jefferson Signs In Signing Rookie Detroit University took over, The big problem in his bas­ fortable. ketball coaching future is his elimination of the five-yard de­ “ If I cEm Imitate him In any Got a golfer on your liet? {servers. Austin’s 28 points took dlsciplbie did not make for lay of game or Intentional off­ 0 BATTEIUES ^9-?^ status with the Chicago White respect it makes me a better Here’s the solution to your .second rating in accolades for Steel er Contract good Mlations with the Pis­ side penalties to make platoon gift t>roblem. Stop In and j the right. J tons. ' Sox. He was an excellent pitch­ ballplayer,” Austin said. “ He la NEW YORK (A P )— The New York Giants have ing prospect before a broken substitutes. the one who brought Imagina­ SAVE ^ ^SOO talk over hie or her fa­ .The handst^e, 6-2, blond "1 really didn’t know what Sixty-five voters advocated withoMtwttefy vorite sport with Alox* { 183-pound shooting whiz has a PITTSBURGH (AP) — The beaten ther crosstown rivals, the New York Jets, for to expect when I took over,” ankle sidelined him last season. tion to the game and I admire Pittsburgh Steelers announced the adoption of other pro rules 1964 Hackney, golf pro at the I feathery outside touch that Is the second time in pro football’s signing derby. DeBusschere said. “At the 'This year the White Sox, vrith this. Just to have the opportun­ CoidviMttwrhilteoM today they have received a a good chance for the American by the colleges, including 43 for ity to be compEU’ed with him la Manchester Country Club. I deadly from about 20-30 feet The National League Giants announced the signing of time 1 ted think it would be the return of the goal posts to |»tteri«s.€M8Rew Then you will know you signed contract from Roy Jef­ good for- the club to have a League pennant, want DeBus- a thrllL;; owenow. out; he can drive, score on a ferson, Utah’s flashy pass- Frank Lambert, the Mississippi punter who led the na­ tee goal line. are getting the right gift. rebound, and hit from either change.” Bchere around during spring Great as Sophomore Patented. SHowfC obwH, See his oompiete line ef catching end. tion’s major college kickers with a 44.1 average this- APP&rently the double role training. As a sophomore last year, comer. The 6-foot-l, 195-pound Jeffer­ Seated Charge Nationally Famous Golf- He repeated hki 32-point per­ season. hasn’t hampered DeBusschere’s “ This to the problem with Austin set Boston (College’s sln- son, who also plays halfback, Dave, Wattrick said. “ The sea­ lo r/ig b m CLOSE-OUTS! (tonotruction seals Hit aharga tag Equipment. formance . against unbeaten Lambert was the Giants’ fifth State University, who was draft­ playing because he is the Pis­ jgja-season scoring record with was the Steelers' first choice In sons overlap. If he were' to con­ I Massachusetts in a Yankee draft pick and was selected J'lo. ed in the 12th round as a future. tons’ No. 2 scorer. But there points for a 29.2 average. in the plate. Gteas greater the National Football League tinue as head coach we’d have Conference contest last Tues­ 10 by the Jets' In ’the American Tillemah was selected by Den­ there are times when things ‘Ht?'"also set the single game rasistanca to ovarchargs. EVERYTHING FOR LADY apd MAN (M)LFER draft. The Steelers didn’t pick League draft. Earlier, the ver of the AFL. can get pretty, confusing. to have him at early camp in scoring record with 49 points day night) The Bay Staters him -Qiitil the second round of Giants had signed Pitt lineback­ The ,iB r o n c o s meanwhile, “I try to be a player first September when baseball is still HOUSTON The Hous­ against Georgetown. )2 VOLT $l2.fS 0 Oeuplete Seto e Golf BaUs • Golf Carte managed to take a slim 48-46 the draft becohse they had trad­ going. But at the moment we're lead after five minutes of the er Ray Popp, who was drafted signed Tulsa tackle Bob Breit- and a coach second when I’m ton Oilers ■ Vt'dV^jej^cted ^to He nearly duplicated it this 0 Head Covers # Teu o Golf ShoM ed away their first turn. not looking that far ahead.” sebond half when a cyclone by bojh New York teams as a enstein, their fifth-round choice. on the floor,” he said. "Don- riaine IJ^hij^Boties) 'Ta;Siylojc^aiv year Ih Madison Square Qai> • FraeMee BaUs a Oelf Bags He was the No. 2 choice of the o Golf Clotbu named Biaiosuknla struck. Con­ future last year. The 260-poiuid senior was cho­ nis Butcher and Ray aeott are for the “interim” before at a news- den .'lichen- he scored 42 po)nts San Diego Chargers In the^rival D eB i^chere's name, Wattrick necticut ran off 10 straight In Monday’s other rignlnga,' sen in the NFL's second round my assistants and if 'they're confereoqp aa Boston College beat NxU. tS I BROAD STREET ' American Football League. only laughs. If anyone needed convincing poInU, gavs up a basket, and the NFL ptoked up two players by Washington. on the bench when Tm play­ THS .(conf e: / Was cEilIed tor MANCHESTER and the AIT, one. “ Someone just asked me what* 1 p.m. EST. abopt Austin, they got It that V. ran off 10 more all in the brief ing, they can make the sub- apace of six minutes to roll up Green Bay eigned their third- MANNY’S FIRST stttuUoos. / by ‘interim coach,’ ” Taylor is an Oiler assistant night. After the game, Cousy Hsaihiitor Ml MM I Ck>od New* Wattrick said. I asked stood in the Boston College a 66-60 Itad and go' on to a 77- round draft pick, Alien Brown, a VWhenevsr anyone on the him, end former pass-receivihg star COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP tight end from Mississippi. CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP)— ‘ Aren’t they all?’ " 'with the Washington Red:(kins. dressing room with “ I told you 67 victory. Bialosuknia person- BOSTON (AP)—The , Idle team has a suggestion, they can Optn Mon., Tims., 8-8:80—W id* Brown, 6-foot-4 and SBO’^ao- was When lyianny .Yceaa won the bring It up. i'll listen. We talk Taylor had figured prominent­ so” written from ear-to-ear. AUBX HACKNEY, Pro. aUy soored 10 of thops 20 Oon- Boeton Oeltloe have eome' gooA a third-round choice of the San rieh Geuxlen State with Ifiro. everything over togateer. One ly in speculation ever since Earlier that week he had told Boland Motors neetlout points and ehlppod in news. Tommy Helnsohn’s left Houston’s H — rg.. FiL 8-6—ii t , 84. ■. MAIN Hr. BM-SSM Chargan In the AFL Mary B. Heriit’e Soidalr It thhig we've done olnee I took wwrfc ^ 1 . V. s ta t e d . Sammy Baugh announced his the Metropolitan Basketball with a eouplt ef eeslsts and foot la throbbing trtm a pulled !'**‘*.'**U be opened Just be- Writers Assn, all about Austtn. T«l. ^3-4079 OpM EvMingt ■VERTONB WBLCmiE steals to help etaj^ other scores. marked ttie. Panamahlaa’e fin t over to play more ef a raintng rosignatton last Fri(lay. ligament, not a break. Araye Mlnnsaota TlUngi Inked euoceee In three tries in tfala fara tha regular bueball aaa- Baugh said he ‘ wanted to "X tblnk I bnow a good baa- Tbs I ep^cmore - guard's ne. It w u the eonacnaae ef e ^ eoat $81.6 million, Inohid- 369 CENTER CT. at W*st Cm Iw St. ■howad nothing waa broken Milie TlQaman, a SSO-pound de- big event Team waa third with tsiwi ■pend more ttma am Ua raneb In katbaU ptejir.’' be "end soanilatlvd stetlstleo ter Ms whan they ware read Monday. K fMBhra taoMa from Montana favored Kavar Bend Mi 3MM, ‘1 weaktat wnat to oeaeh ior S iSSS? JS* tMfl boY Is aa iJl-AnMrloa.iRto MOS TWENTY-Snt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 PAGE TWENTYJfflJVEN' Building— Contnctinc 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALT and SHORTEN Apartments— Flat* ■ ■ tfnrnlaliea AiMmBMit*68-A Houses For S sle ‘72 Houses For Sak 72 House* For SsW 72 Suburban For’ Sale 75 QUALITY CARPENTRY- TenenMBt* 6S ROCKVmUB CENTER—Mbd- Rooms, dormers, porches, MANCHUSTBR — Bxecutivs MANCHBSTBR—Spie ’N Span VTMtM n i i f K i BArrz wa« just a H SATBD 8 and 4 room apart- •rn 4 roama, hM.to«L funilahed. neighborhood, lovely 7 room TRANSFERRED — Must sell. NBIW HOMES being construct­ CLASSIFIED bakements reflnlshed, cab- lIT T lt WAVIR.'THIV NfVfR COULD k lEP all utUlUto, adulto; alao, three 6 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, spa­ Large, new Garrison Colonial ed, 8 minutes from Manches­ ineta, built-ms, formica, tUa. manta, alectrio ratrigerator Colonial, mammoth UvUv cious kitchen with formica The Open Forum MIM OUT OF THi MIDDLE OF THE t T S E r - and gaa atova famished. Can room, a i^ ta . STIMtUL ■ roonv- modem kitchen w ltt In beautiful and convenient ter. Cape Cods, Ranches, No lob too amail. William counter and stainless sink, full WoodhiU Heights. $19,800. Raised Ranches — time to Robbuui carpentry service. 640-‘m 7 or 649-6779, 6 to 7 built-lna, 2-car garage. Sacri­ length living room-dlnlng room pm . fice at 119,900. Hayea Agc-ic>, 649-0721. choose your individual lot Communications for pubUcatione m the Open Forum will 649-S446. XNDO'VER—Three room fur- combination, oil stefcm heat, now. Call Robert D. Murdock, not be guaranteed publication if tney contain more than nlahed apartment. 743-7641. 64S-480S. Muminum storms and screens, CARPENTRY — 32, years’ eX' THRttB ROOM apartmant, U 4 R Realty Co., Inc., 643- 300 words. The Herald reserves the right to decline to 316,500. Wolverton Agency. Lots For ^nis 73 2692, 643-6472. perience. Ceilings and floor heat, hot watar, stove, refrig­ LARGE, wen famished, house­ Realtors, 649-2813. publish any matter that may be libcluus or which Is In bad erator, $90. 347 No. Main. 64A- taste. Free expression of political views Is desired by tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ keeping room tor one adult, all AHEM! ! 1 ANDOVERr-Long Hill Road. 4 VERNON — 7 room Split Level rages, additions, attics fin­ 6338, 9-6. utnitiee, parking. 372 Main: OLD TWO FAMILY 6-4. needs acre building site, best residen­ contributions of this character but letters which are de­ and grarage, outside patio, bar­ famatory or abusive will be rejected. ished, remodeling, concrete work, very reasonable; also, tial area, orchard and wood­ becue idt, % acre lot, near TWO ROOM heated uartment ONE LARGE fumishad room. 4 % -4 % room -famtly, ce­ •COPY CTX)SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. work. No Job too small. Imme­ 2 new duplex 4-6 now under con­ land, stone fences, brook. school,^assumable mortgage, diate estimates. 643-2620 and bath. 149 Oakland Street. Heated. Bedroom aet, kitchen ramic tile baths, aluminum MONDAY Ibra FRIDAY 10;S0 A.M. — SATURDAY 9 AM. 165. 649-5339. 9-6. struction, central location. Call Hayes Agency, 648-4803. $18,500. 19 Gerald Drive, Ver­ net, refrigerator, gaa range, Peg Clessynskl. 649-^291. non. Owner 875-6745. *The Greateel Wonder* ^ wants our hearta. He hlmeelf CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ THRS3B ROOMS, tile bath, heat free electricity, gaa. Jjcm rent. mica, ceilings, closets, remod­ Apply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. Uon.vJIV-yi^JLyrreo T D -t1 of MANCHESTER GREEN AREA Suburban For Sale 75 To the Editor, said, "Come unto me and I will PLEASE READ YOUR AD and hot water furnished, sec­ give you rest.” No one but eling, hatchways, attics fin­ ond floor. 16H School S t town. Hardly a steal, but A 6 room Ranch' with 3 gener­ I am sure we all marvel at ished, concrete steps, floors, I H ROOM, light houaekeeping, EAST HARTFORD — Oak Wanted— Real Estate 77 Jesus could gay that. If you do dMMtfled or "W a it Ado” aro taken over the phone aa a across from East Side Rec. worth it at $25,500. ous bedrooms, dining room, the great Inventions In the last oonTealonoe. Ute^^Tertiser ahonld read his ad the FIRST porches, garages. No Job too fumiahed apartment, central­ spacious living room with fire-! Street area. Young Cape, 6 few years. not have peace, come to Him rooms, % baths, hot water DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the small. 640-8880. KOW HE'C OLD EMOUOH THREE ROOM, third floor, ly located, reasonable. 649- place, large kitchen with for-' 1 SPOT CASH paid for homes, and He will give you the peace 8404, 12 noon p.m. heat, wooded lot, school and farms and acreage: 24-hour Some have been a benefit to that paaseth all understanding. next Inaertlon. Tlie Herald la responsible for only ONE Incor­ 10 RIDE A BIKE AND heated, centndly located. CaU -6 mica counters, oil hot water the field of medicine. A few CARPENTRY — Bathrooms 648-0063, between 7-8. J. D. REALTY heat, plaster walla, attached bus. Florida bound owners ask­ service. Kayes Agency, 643- His word is true. He Is now on rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only tiled, recreation rooms, remod­ THIV CAN’T KEEP ing $17,700. Act fast! Robert 4803. disea.ses have been stamped out to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors which do not garage. Owner transferring. the Father’s throne, interceding eling, grarages, additions, ce­ .HIM OFF THE Basin ess Location* 643-5129 643-8779 $15,900 WolveV-ton Agency, Anderson, Realtor, 528-0139, almost entirely which a few for us. Receive Him now and be lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by ment work. Call Leon Cieszyn- 528-1776.. years ago would have proved “make (ood“ insertion. SIDEWALK- FOUR'ROOM apartment, WeHs For Rent 64 Realtors. 649-2813. happy for time and eternity. ski, 649-4291. Street, $60 a month. 640-5987. fatal. The cornea transplant Is Legal Notices another great discovery. "(Sod Bless You" FOR LEASE—Excellant loca MANCHB8T11R — New 7 room PRACTICALLY VACANT, Coventry YOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l A A l 1 DION OONSTRUCnON—Roof­ THREE RCXIMS, second floor, owner moving. Beauty of a Radio, TV, Telstar and the Eunice GrUnaaon tion tor doctor’ s oCflec or raised ranch, 2-car garage, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, BE APPRECIATED 1/IML I I ing, siding, alterations, ceil­ heat and hot water furnished. bullt-ins, % baths, \ acre ,ot, Cape. 5 large rooms, expand­ SANTA’S HELPER latest IS the Appollo Project 108G Bluefield Drive, beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. 1 hfia at Msnchestrr within snrt for Mancheater, Conn. ings, gutters and aluminum CaU 643-8507. Completely renovated and am­ tremendouB value. Hayes Agen­ able, breezeway and two car th^ DiM rirt of Miinc.hPi»lrr. on the with 47 states participating in, windows. 643-4352, 64841895. Let me guide you through 17th day of I> cF m b^ r. I%4. ple parking. J. D. Really, 648- cy, M3-4808. garage. Approximately two in order to put men on the u -ta . MANCHESTER — 4 large acres plus a large building (30 this 7-room Split Level Present. Hon. John J. •WallPtt. ‘Christmas Every Sunday* 6139. with fireplace, garage, Judffp. moon before other nations. rooms, one year old, first floor, b ig h t r o o m raised ranch, by lOO) in rear. Located on E.*tatF of J a cob A R oon rv latF These are all called, "Wonders To the Editor, Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser?. SMORTEM heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ MAIN STREET offices for rent, two years old, large living built-ins and rec room. of Mnnrh#‘.^tfr. in Raid D lftrirt d#- Roofing and Clilmneys )6- A Route 44-A, just over Bolton CFaspd of the Universe” and so they The joy of giving is for some erator. $130. No pets. January ideal location, heat. Janitor, room with fireplace, modern lino. $16,000 assumable mort­ This 1-year-oId home can T«. Em. U. S. F«1 OB.—an riybH 1st. 643-7035 after p.m. be yours for Xmas. Act Thp admlniRlralrix having ox- are. especially prevalent during the’ 24-Hour Answering Service ROOPTNO — Specialising re­ f*. 1*44 by UnilBd FmIbk lot.^ 6 plenty customer parking. 649- kitchen with built-ina. family gage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. hlbltod hor adminlxtratlon account now, $16,500. J. Gordon, I would like to tell you about Christmas season. Appreciation pairing roofs of all kinds, new 5334, 643-7175. room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone 643-1577. with Raid FRtate to thiR Court for the greatest wonder of the uni­ for the gifts received is also a FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ hot water heat, garage, $24,900. 649-5306, 875-6611. allow an ce, it 1r Free to Heraid Readers roofs, gutter work, chimneys ond floor, redecorated, gas ORDERED; That the 3001 dav verse. It was when Christ was common emotion ^ this time of Philbrick Agency, -M . cleaned, repaired Aluminum Htiip Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 furnace, adults, no pets, rea­ 649 84 of D ecem b er. 1%4. at eleven bom as the hymn writer says, year. In keeping with the spirit Want Information on one of onr classified advertisements? No Household Goods 51 Houses For Rent 65 o'clock forenoon at the Probate Of- siding. SO years’ experience. sonable. Ready January 1. 300 “God manifest in flesh. Oh of Christmas the members of answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the Fh-ee estimates. Call Howley, CARPENTERS WANTED. NEW NESCO Roaster with SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen Barrows ^Wallace ficr in the Municipal Riiildine in SACRIFICE household fumlsb Spruce St. FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch living room with fireplace, Im­ said Mancheater. be and the Rame wonder of the Universe.” The the Instructors of Handicapped, 643-5361, 644-8333. Steady employment, paid vaca­ utility table; new Bell & How­ ings— Frigidalre frost-free re­ DECEMBER Manchester Parkade iR aanlfmed for a hearing on the al­ world is getting ready to cele­ Inc., wish to express their sin­ completely decorated, 2-car mediate occupancy, $15,0CK). lowance of Raid admlnlRtratlon ac­ tion, insurance plan, ne\aid star like that star. amount of deposit PAINTING and paperhanging, WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ family fun. A piece of time allowed by piihlishinjr a copy judges who declared the present in the town’s Sewer Depart­ gratification'for making our ef­ LAND CLEARING, tree re­ facturing Company, 95 Brook­ CHRIS’TMAS TREES! Select ing. Near shopping and bu.s 6 room Ranch, attached ga­ King Herod was reigning at moval, and chain saw work. good work, reasonable rates, tique and used furniture, china, ATTRACTIVE 4 ROOM apart­ property in excellent con­ rage, built-in stove, dishwash­ o f thin o rd e r in aom e neu'apaper system of legislative apportion­ ment Capital Improvement fort possible. lyn Street, Rockville. and cut your own! Bring the line. 12 minutes to Hartford havinp a circulation In aald probate the time and he was very an­ A. Michaud, 742-8096. 30 years In Manchester, your glass, sUver, picture frames ment, second floor, basement dition, and it is sure to af­ EAST HARTFORD — 7 room ment unconstitutional have stat­ Fund, it may be necessary to The Instructors of Handicapped family to The Stanley Tree over Parkway. Suitable for er. disposal, wall-to-wall car­ district within ten daya from the gry when he heard the news. neighbor Is my recommenda­ PIZZA MAN, experienced. Ap­ and old coins, old dolls and and attic, steam heat, opposite ford you the maxinnim in pet. boths, rec room, washer older Colonial, excellent fam­ date of thia order and return make ed they will use a reapportion­ Issue temporary anticipation Robert WhHesell Announeemeiita 2 Farm, Long Hill Road, Andov­ one or two persons. $100 2 He wanted to kill Him so he A. A. DION, INC. Roofing tion. Raymond Flske, 649- ply Raffa’s Restaurant, 2815 guns, hobby coMectlons, attic Center Park. No pete. Avail­ market appreciation. 6-6 and dryer. Immediate occu­ ily home, large lot, close to fro thla court of the notice Elven. ment plan prejjared by compu­ notes, since funds must be Public Relations er. Open every day until Chris- monthly. 875-3748 or 875-0250. JOHN J WAM.KTT Jndpe sent out a decree to have sJl Biding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ 9237. Main St., Glastonbury, 633- contents or whole estates. Fur­ able January 1st. 649-7529. room duplex, two furnaces, pancy, assumable VA mort­ Forbes Street School, 1 % ter. available before a contract may EILECTROLUX sales and serv­ mas from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., or the male babies from years terations and addiUons. Ceil­ 1691. niture Repair Sendee Talcott- ROCK'VILLE — 5 large room central location, and the gage. Hanley Agency, 643- baths, city water and sewer. MMIT.4TION ORDF.n The legislators must come up be let. 2 ice, bonded representative. Al­ EXTERIOR and interior paint­ call 742-6438. Large selection SMALL 3-ROOM heated apart­ ings. Workmemshlp guaran­ ville. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. apartment, nice big yard, owner will help by taking 0030. E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649- AT A rOURT OF PROBATK, with a plan to suit the court by Martin said that the alter­ old and under killed. Such was fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- i of White Spruce, Norway ment, lady preferred, near bus h#*ld at Manrhftstor within and for the hatred of man. What weep­ teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. close to town. Call collect 875- back a small mortgage if 5061, Mr. Day, 649-9204. the end of January or the com ­ nate proposal would be a spring Manchester, 644-8141. hang^lng. Ceilings. Floors. Fkilly WANTED — Mason's helper. Spruce and Douglas Fir from 1955 DOUBLE DIE Lincoln line. Call 643-7302. th^ Dixtrirt of Manchoj*1<'r on th$» ing and anguish in the hearts 8322. necessary. A sound invest­ MANCHESTER—4-4, all good IRth dav o f D orornh^r, 19R4 puter's plan ^iil win by default. referendum for the issuance of LEGAL BIDWEILL HOME Improvement insured. Workmanship guar­ Call 643-1870 after . $2.50 up. Also, pine branches cents— paying $140 for XF or of the mothers and fathers. INCOME TAX returns, busi­ 6 ment — a good place to sized rooms, oil hot water Proxpnt. Hon. John J Wallpfrt. Whichever plan wins will be bonds. Company—Roofing, siding, al­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. for decoration, and seasoned better and other coins. 643- SOUTH WINDSOR—Wapplng Jndprr However, God’s eye was upon ness and individual, prepared wood In fireplace and furnace 3M ROOMS, heat and hot wa­ live. Our competent sales heat, redecorated inside, 3-car only temporary. Whatever srums are paid for NOTICE terations, additions and re­ If no answer, 643-9043. EXPERIENCED meat cutter, 6295. center. Four room heated garage, good location. A good E.itatr of riarAjirr* E niamhora. Him. So Jesus grew up to ma­ by full-time Income tax ac­ good salary and excellent lengths at $3 per trunkful. ter. Call 643-7222. staff of six is equipped to COVENTRY lat^ of Manrhpxtpr. in ••aid Diatrirt. Permanent reapportionment the construction will be re­ countant. New laws effecting modeling of all types Excel­ apartment. 644-0130. investment for $21,900. Call dor('aa4‘d. turity under the eye of (3od and TOWN OF COVENTRY lent workmanship. 649-6496. working conditions. Apply WANTED — Good used 30” custom fit this house to changes require changes in the turned to the sewer department retirement income. Ra3miond DUPLEX APARTMENT YOU. Robert D. Murdock. U A R PRIVACY On motion of mtvn S Ghanihor^ from the collection of assess­ at . 30 years of age He began The residents of the Town of Bonds— Stocks— First Food, 646 Center Street. electric stove. Call after 3:30, RCXIKVILLE — 5 room. heat, of xald Manrhpxirr administratrix. state constitution. The special His public ministry for 3% Girard. Call collect 875-7362. Fuel and Peed 49-A 742-8261. kitchen ■with range hood, dis­ Realty Co., Inc., 643-2692. ORDERED- That six month.s ments agralnst the participat­ Coventry, Connecticut, ere SHARPENING Service - daws, Mortgages 27 stove, refrigerator included. convention to draft these years and was showing what knives, axes, shears, skates, BOY OR MAN to handle .shov­ posal, refrigerator, living and from from th#* 16th dav of D*^rrm- changes would be provided for ing property owners. hereby warned by the Boeml of INCOME TAXES prepared in FOR SALE — Seasoned hard­ Call between 3-8 p.m., 875- SIX ROOM, modem Ranch, 226’ lakefront Hollywood h e r 1964 hr and thr same are God’s heart was towad men and Selectmen of a public hearing rotary blades. Quick service. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- eling .sidewalks and driveways dining rooms, % bath on first 0577. limited and altowod for thr rrrdl- in the constitutional convention Martin said that the town, your home or by appointment. wood for fireplace. Immediate Rooms Witnout Board 59 100x200 lot, near school, 2 actor’s 10-room estate. A t­ it WM love. He healed the sick, to be held, Monday, December Capltc' Equipment Co., 38 ' limited funds available for sec­ for two adjoining offices, vi­ floor. Carpeted stairs to sec­ J. D. REALTY CO. fireplaces, full basement, ga­ tractive wood and stone tors -within which to hrlnp In thslr bill being debated in the House after the board acts on rec­ Experienced tax work. 24- delivery. B. J. Begin, 164 Man­ claim** asrain«t said estate and said made the blind to see, even 28, 1964 at the Coventry High Main St., Manchester. Bnirs ond mortgages, payments to cinity of hospital, must be re­ ond floor. 2 bedrooms, ceramic rage, immediate occupancy. construction, 4 good sized today. ommendations next month, can hour service. Call 643-4723. chester Road, Glastonbury. THE THOMPSON House, Cot­ bathroom. Excellent closet 643-5129 643-8779 administrator Is directed to eive raised the dead, forgave sins, School Auditorium for the pui> daily 7-6. ’Thursday 7-9 Satur­ suit your budget. Expedient liable. Call 649-2396 between Business Property Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. bedrooms, 2 % baths, wall niihlic notice fro the creditors to The changes agreed on by the take bids on the construction day 7-4. 643-7958. 9-5, Monday-Friday. 633-2933. tage Street, centrally located, and storsLge space throughout some time in February. yet many would not believe on pose of hearing and discussing service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. large pleasantly furnished For Sale 7f’ to wall carpeting through­ hrlne in their claims within said convention would be no more Him. They would not believe apartment. Basement storage CAPE for $16,000 with an at­ out, cathedral ceiling in time allowed hv pnhH.«h1nr a copv than recommendations and the A preliminary report and recommendations on the pro­ LAWNMOWER jbarpening; re­ rooms, parking. Can •849-2368 and laundry. Ptirking. On bus of this order In some newspaper that He was the son of God. posed charter for the Town of Personals DRY HARDWOOD for sale, BUSINESS ZONE HI — Elgh: tached garage. 6 finished step-down living room, at­ havinp a circulation in said nn-.hsfe voters would have the final say cost estimates for a proposed pairs, sales, rotor blades Business Opportunity 28 for overnight and permanent line. Call 649-4887 between 5-7 He was tempted in sill points Coventry. Help Wantefi— cut to order, 742-8059. guest rates. rooms with two offices, sep rooms, new heat, fireplace, ex­ tractive staircase with bal­ district wMthin ten days from the at a referendum. sanitary sewer relief trunk will like as we, yet sin apart. He STATE LICENSED rest home sluuipeMd; bicycle sales, serv­ pm . arate entrance, suitable fo: MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 cellent residential location. Va­ date o f thi.s order and return m ake also be ready at about the same Dated at Coventry, Conn., ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, IDEAL LOCATION for snack Male or Female 37 cony to second floor, heat­ fro this coiiH of the notice riven. Indications that the bill would was the sinless one but He had centrally located, reasonable ROOMS FOR RENT, monthly business or professional use room ranch, 2 full baths, main­ cant. T. J, Crockett, Realtor, ed glassed in sunroom with time. The report is being pre­ this 19th day of DeETT. Jndpe be .subjected to a critical going to be tested as a man down rates, friendly atmosphere. Garden—Farm— Dairy basis preferred, 249 No. Main Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. 643-1577. excellent four season's view over in the House began to pared by Anderson-Nlchols, Tel. 875-1011. 2098. equipped with lunchfeonette DRUG CLERK— For January, Includes heat, hot water, family room with fireplace, here so He could help us and fixtures, center of Manche,s- experienced, full or part-time, Products 50 Street. Contact Mrs. Irish. stove, refrigerator and park­ of the lake and its year mount several days ago. consulting engineers. feel for us when we are tempt­ .scenic acre lot. A Must Sec for MANCHESTER—AA neighbor­ 'round recreational activi­ The relief trunk will parallel RIDE WANTED to Podunk HA'VE truck — Attics and cel­ ter, heavy traffic, low rent, driver's license, must have a ing. Rent $110 per month. Of­ Houses For Sale 71.' the quality conscious. Hayes hood. Vacant large 4 bedroom ed. lars cleaned. Rubbish removed. APPLES—Macs and Cortlands, FURNISHED ROOMS, com­ ties. spacious kitchen, large the mam east-west sewer trunk Building, So. Windsor, house rea.sonable. 649-9953, 643-8677, R a sin g per.sonality, reliable, plete light housekeeping facili­ fice 15 Forest Street. Phone Agency, 643-4803. ranch, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, TRIPS EUMINATED , But He had to go to the cross. Reasonable. Call 649-1043 after ^ o d pay. Write Box P, No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, formal dining room, family R l l t l i M Jllo ft from the area around the Green pickup, Manchester Green vl- 14 Spencer St. ties. Centrally located. Mrs. 643-0000. Available Januarj 1 . CONCORD RD. — Beautiful many closet.s, large kitchen, He' was bom to die. Wicked 5:30. Herald. ranch, large living room, form room with gun cabinets, de­ HARTFORD (APl-The State to the town sewage treatment men nailed Him to that cross elnlty. Call 643-8722. Accomazzo, 12 Arch St., Man­ MANCHESTER — West Side basement rec room, city w-a- Public Utilities Commission ap­ Help Wanted— Female 35 FOUR ROOM flat, first floor, al dining room, cabinet kitchen. luxe bar room, basement plant off Olcott St. and there He purged our sins LAWN MOWERS— Sharpened chester. 643-6948. Older 6 room Colonial, ne\\ ter, sewers and sidewalks. Im­ GAIA — AIR rr,T PEEI’KS proved today a petition by the automatic heat, adults pre­ ‘4. bedrooms, rep, Venturi, power brakes, Full-time permanent posi­ finished family room, large from such contrivances but been combined into a p. m. Variety Stores Gain cleaned and ser\1ced. All work CHIHUAHUAS — Christmas 3 ROOMS FURNITHRE Apartments— Flats— stove, refrigerator, heat, hot wooded lot. Hayes Agency. 1 pf)\ver steering, 20,000 original guaranteed. Cosma Appliance tion available for qualified special. Puppies, male, $55; Charles Nicholson 742-6364 then neither is the next house­ run. $9.36 MONTHLY water. Apply Marlow’s 867 643-4803. NEW YORK — Variety-store Beginning Thursday, Dee. 24, 1964 at miles, immaculate. Call 742- Service, 506 Center. U49-0055. typi.st with or without ex­ female, $40. Call evenings 742- Brand New Tenements 63 Main. wife. 8213 after ,5. perience for transcription 8520. Dolores L. Merritt 646-0424 To set my turkey free. I've chains showed a 10.8, per cent Bedroom, Living Room, LOOKING for anything In real .sales increase in the first half YOU ARE A-1! Truck Is A-1! work. High school educa­ Dinette, Rug.s, Lamp.s, Table, FIVE ROOM tenement to rent, gone to the workbench in the Noon and Ali Day Friday, Dae. 25,1964 IWfl CHEVROLET, 2-door aiH Cellars, attics,. trash, small estate rentals — apartments, Rats Explain Traps of 1964. Self-service and Inven­ tion, good knowledge of Dishe.s, Silverv'are and other all improvements, Applv 95 garage for pliers (they didn't {omatic, radio and heater, ex- trucking done A-1 right! Call grammar and spelling and Articles For Sale 45 homes, multiple dwellings, cai; FIREPLACE work), for a wire cutter (it tory controls are credited for accessorie.s. Foster Street. Phone 643-‘734(r: NEW Y O ^ — Rats have CHRISTMAS DAY •cllent running condition, 843-2928, Tremano Trucking speedy, accurate typing re­ J. D. Realty, 643-6129. * MANCHESTER VICINITY—A couldn't dent the clampi. and the gain. f200. 64.3-0667. Service. ONE DOLLAR stationery bar­ EVERYTHING $288 3 bedroom ranch on a country- been seen teaching their young quired. Some knowledge of FOUR ROOM apartment, heat­ AVAILABLE January 1st, 613 I've pulled and tugged with all medical terms helpful. gains, name, address on choice WOOD size well shrubbed lot, huge how to spring traps and eat the 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ed, with garage, recently re­ Main Street, Sheridan Build­ my might. bait without getting caught. EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Ifl^O WILLYS JEEP. Western SNOW PLOWING — You name of 200 noteheads; 150 letter $10.16 MONTHLY living room with fireplace, hydrauli<- snowplow, almost your o\vn price. Sidewalks also modeled, Cedar St., Manches­ ing. 2 Vi rooms with bath, LARGE BUNDLES All I can do i.s wait for the They avoid traps that resem­ sheets, 75 en^lopes. 60 per­ Brand New family size kitchen, full cellar, man of the house to come home new, $645. 1950 Chevrolet cleaned^ 'Telephone 649-7863, Opening also available for sonalized napkins, 79c, blue, ter, $125 per month. Call W. third floor, $69. includes heat, ble blind alleys and learn to sniff GIVE PERFUMES HIghwoy ...... 649-5070 Westingho\ise Refrigerator. spotless condition, $15,500. and turn the job over to him. wrecker, Manley winch. $345. 875-8401. clerk-typist for diversified pink, yellow, white. Discount Harry England, 649-5201, after hot water, stove, refrigerator, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, poi.son. baits, passing up those COLOGNES - SETS duties in our clerical de­ Living Room. Bedroom, 6 call 742-7883. and utilities. Adults only. Tel. Just yesterday I opened my Can be seen at 510 Hartford Center (with Manchester Rub­ Dinette, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, 649-2813. with a telltkie odor. GQrbo9* ...... 649-7937 Road, Manchester. ELECTROLUX OWNERS~ partment. Average typing ber Stamp), 6 S. Main, Man­ 643-5694, 9:30-5. $ 1.0 0 fir.st can with the “ easy," new FREE GIFT WRAPPING Free pickup and delivery. Dishes, Silverware and other THMEfiJ -ROOM heated apart­ I pull-off top. I'm wearing a and High School education chester. Earn cash for your­ TOLLAND — $2,500 assumes M- ■ 1864 MONZA convertible, pal- Prompt service on your Elec­ required. Call Mrs. Peter­ acce.s.sories, ment, 456 Main Street. Call I bandage where I cut my finger ARTHUR DRUG Sanitary Sawtr and Water .. 649-9697 self or club treasury. Free sell­ 649-5229, 9-5. mortgage, save closing costs. Opiar red with white top, 4- trolux (R) cleaners. Also, fea­ son, 643-1161. for s^irtlrther ing kit. 649-4489. EVERYTHING $360 FIVE R(X)M duplM, garage, when the tab slipped and the $95. Call 649-1946.^^ Spotless 5% room Colonial speed, 110 h.p. turbo air en­ turing rug washer. Call Elec­ information. L ibert^■kMu- J Ranch, built-ins, % acre wood­ sharp edge of the metal strip trolux authorized Sales and 3 ROOMS FURNITURE NEW DELUXE 4% room du­ gine, fully equipped, excellent tual Insurance Co. THE, PROVEN carpet cleaner Brand New plex apartment, heat, hot wat­ ed lot. Hurry! Hayes Agency, took revenge on me. condition, 6,000 original miles, Service. 649-0843 or 236-4151. Blue Lustre is easy on the W. G. GLENNEY What I wonder is; what was Ask for Augustine Kamienski. $14.74 MONTHLY er, appliances, dryer, parking, FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, 643-4803. Front End factory guarantee still good budget. Restores forgotten full cellar, $150 monthly. J.D, 336 N. Main St. — 649-5253 wrong with leaving a turkey for months, asking $2,300. colors. Rent electric sham­ Westlnghpuse Wa.shing hot water, garage. 643-9051. 20 MERRY CHRISTMAS: We are Machine, Westinghouse Refrig­ Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. wide open for stuffing? And Call Rockville 875-4758 after pooer $1 . Paul's Paint A Wall­ what was wrong with opening 4 p.m. happy AVON Representatives paper Supply. erator, Bedroom, Living Room, Special MANCHESTER'S Household Services have been able to meet the Dinette, Di.shes, Rug.*!, I.,amps, WE HAVE customers waiting SMALL FARM a pound of coffee with the wall for the rental of your apart­ can opener? Offered 13-A enormous demand for our SNOWBLOWERS, new and Tables, Blanket.s, Silverware, Res. $12.50 ChristniS»v Gifts. We now Pillows, and other acce.s.sories. ment or home. J. D. Realty, FOR XMAS Don’t tell me the food pack­ 1) ALIGN FRONT END used, Ariens, Snobird, Toro. 643-5129, REWEAVING of BURNS, moth know that all the care and ef­ Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. EVERYTHING $444 aging industiy is just trying to 2) PALANCE FRONT ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER NOTICE holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ fort that has gone into the Service and part*. Capitol BEST WISHES make life easier. I know that. WHEELS— Reg. $4.00 dow shades made to measure, Price Includes Delivery Setup, FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, Modem 6V4 room ranch, 2- But somehow, I wish the men LEGAL manufacture and packaging Equipment, 38 Main Street, central location, heat, hot car garage, recreation 5) CHECK FRONT all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys of our products will bring Manchester. Open daily 7-6, Service. Guarantee Immediate for thi$ Holiday ^^son and ^ who dream up these "easy does WHEEL BEARINGS ADVERTISEMENT made while you wait. Tape »«■ Delivery pr Free Storage until ^water, one year lease. Call room, tile bath, extra lava­ it” methods of getting at the great joy to thousands. Why Thursday 7-9. Saturday '7^. 649-5048 after p.m. ' tory, porch, fireplace — 4) CHECK BRAKE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! AUDIT REPORTS ' corders for rent. Marlow’s, 86V not join us so you too can V Needed 6 for every day in the years to come. % S8133 food I buy would take them many extras, ■''^ipeautiful SYSTEM Tfotice Is hereby given that Main . 649-5221. share in fulfilling the ever-in­ LQAM SALE! Dark rich, stone- Phone for appointment 4 -l2 y r». home and try them out on their landscaping, located in nice Ui* Audit Reports of the Boojfs creasing demand for our prod­ free loam regular $14 for $12. SAMUEL ALBERT Accent your wardrobe with wives before putting them on All Four Only /.‘■Jif* accounts and financial rec- Hartford 247-03,58 Pretty ptajama ensemble for a neighborhood, high eleva­ ucts in your nbighborhortA ._Stone fill, sand, gravel and pre-teen age miss. Sew it as a these softly knitted hats! Make the market. v v- c- . MORIARTY BROTHERS otjls of the Town of Manches- Call 289-4922. ifnanure. 643-9504. 6 See It Day Or Night INVITATION tion, good view. The house, MOEN holiday surprise with tiny puffed the "Bangle-tam” for dress-up new bam and outbuildings What's easy foi\'^,'slrqpg- ond the financial opera- INVITATION If you have no means of armed man tn do iOT‘t’’nefes: ti^ui of the Manchester School SORRY SAL is now a mepry j transportation. I'll send my sleeves; for warmer weather, and the "Swagger" for your with 1 ? acres, located' in MATURE WOMAN to bab.vsit TO BID .sporty mood I Ideal_,for travel­ sarily easy or always even pos­ SERVING YOU WITH ^Cafeterias, Student and Spe­ New Year’s Eve and occasion gaJ.’p h e used Blue,Lustre rug auto for you. No obligation minus the .sleeves. Vernon,’’ 2 miles from Wil­ . 9 5 TO BID S ea l^ ' bids will be received Modem . . Convenient . . . Bdautiful . . . These ! ing; u.se gay colons. sible for a wonlar) ip do. , 24 cial Activities Funds for the al evenings. References. 649 and lupholstery cleaner. Rent whatsoever. No. 8133 witli Patl-O Rjinin is bur Crass, ail for MO,000. 24 at the Office of the General and many more features are yours with your new ' in sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 years. Pattern No 5095-N has com­ It just so happens that there M o b ilh o a t p^od July 1, 1963 to June 30, Sealed bids will be recieived Q630 electric shampooer $1 . Olcott A— L— B— E— R— T— ’S E, T. McKinney ^Realtealty. 1M4, are now on file in the Of­ at the Office of the General Variety. Store. Manager, 41 Center Street, Moen single-control faucet. All arrangements for * Size 8, with sleeves, top. I's plete knit directions for both Bolton, 643-2141. isn't always a man handy when 43-45 ALLYN ST„ HARTFORD Manchester, Connecticut, Until hats; stitch lliustratlons. you want to get at "some food HOUR. fice of the Town Clerk and the Manager, 41 Center Street, WOMAN to babysit in my yards of 35-inch; pants, % yard. SERVICE ON ALL HOUR OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 Jammry 4, 1965 at 11:00 a.m. this thoughtful gift have been completed . . . : To order, send 60c in coins to : To order, send 35c in coins to : that is sporting • the newest sajne is open for public inspec- Manchester, Connecticut, until home Monday through Friday, COIN COLLECTORS — Silver CONVENTIONAL MAKES FUEL O IL December 30, 1964 at 11:00 Pine Street area. Call after 6 Dollars — 1889-cc, 1878-cc, SALESMAN’S samples at fac­ for Astallation of Water Main just give us a call to set the installation date. May i Sue Burnett, The Manchester Anne Cabot, Tlie Manchester "easy” method of packaging. eURNIR (XIVENTRY INVBSTAiENT — . (P. S'. And how about that ^^5 ^is legal notice- is given in a.m. for Chemicals. . p.m., 649-0041. 1890-O, 1889-0, 1884-0, 1878, tory prices. Lewyt vacuum —Wyllys' Street. we hear from you soon so you can start enjoying ■ Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF DELIVERY FUEL OILS kaocordance with Section 7-394 Bid forriiir and specifications 1879, 1880, 1921,, 1922, 1923, cleaners, Borg scales,. Vogue Bi(f forms, plans and specifi­ this modern appliance in your home? AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.V. AMEUiC.^S, NEW YORK. N.Y. $130 monthly income from two new glue used on labels and SIRVICI 1924. Also some ILiberty Head cations are available at the 10086. 10036. 3 room homes, located in one price tags on such things as MORIARTY -^ofrthe General Statutes. are avai.lffblo at. the Control­ Help Wanted— Male .36 hampers.' 983 Main Street, ,j Edward Tomkiel, ler’s Office, 66 Cehter Street, nickels, dimes, ' quarters and Room 6., 643-4500. Controller’s Office, 66 Center VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM For Ist-class mailing add 10c For Is t-c la s B mailing add 10c comer of a 300x150 business cooking utensils? Getting THAT halves. No dealers. 643-0982. Street, Number. second mortgage. All for only Now, what’q your pet peeve p.m. Apply Lombard Broth­ of Switzerland, size 11%, ex­ CALL 643-S13S naeticut, this 22nd day o f Do- Rit^ard Martin, room furnishings, including Connecticut 841 BROAD ST.-ITEL. 649-4548 Send another 60c today for New—'64 Fall-Winter Album! 91^,800. Lawrence F. ,Fi«no, In the hard-to-get-at-or-get-off 301-816 CRNTEB 'ST. ers, Route 5 and Burnham cellent condition, |30. Oall excellMit upright piano. 649- jrour copy of the, new- fall A Articles; Cuqtom Collection; Realtor, 643-2766, Chariea department? TEL. 643-5186 315 CENTER STREET M AN CH RSn^ a^piber, 1964. 0 «neral IjfCapager Street, South Windsor. > Richard Martin, 649-6647. 0721. General Manager' wlnUr '64 laeue^of bur pattern regular features; itema to Niehoilaon, 743-6864, Dcjlorea L. (An rights reeerved, ‘ - > P : . , T koc4i Bm Io Fashion. m ake! Only^SOe a eopy^ Merrttt, 646-0434. XefiimMper Enteriietoe Amni.

H O W K fAXtt TWENTY-EIGHT TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1964 A vm c* Daily Ntt PieMs R n Owning ISmlb For the Week IM ed The Weather Deeaaker 16, ItM roreoMt «f 0. a. Weather 'Second LI. Roger J. Proven­ Torrlngbon, for failing to p w About Town Bennet Concert Tonight cal, son of Mrs. Rosealma C. $1,654 Given at a safe distance and Andrew HOLIDAY TREATS 1 14,151 CcvMiderahle tog toalfht, leer Provencal of 17 Carol Dr. and Wuskell, 22, West Hartford, for 86-40, eloudy, mUd tomerrew, high the late Virgil J. Provencal, re­ indecent expoeure. M enber v t 'the Aadit The annual Christmas con­ Bureea at OIranletloB In mid 40e. B m m ui R«cruit CSiariM C. cert at Bennet Junior High cently completed a signal of­ To UNICEF Several- speeding casee were WntiMn. aon o< Allan F. Wit- School will take place to­ ficer orientation course at the dlspoeed of by uniform fines of Manehetter^A CUy of Village Charm ^ ham o i 9.33 Deepwxxx) D r, re- night at 7:30 in the school Army Southeastern Sigptal 315. Connecticut motorists thus eenUy began basic training at auditorium. A headline in School. Ft. Gordon, Ga. He is a A total of 11,664.78 was col­ fined include: the Naval Training Center, 1960 graduate of Manchester lected on Halloween for • 1 APPLES VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 71 (qeeeWim Adirertlelag ea Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1964 yesterday’s Herald said er­ Donald Arm ing ton, 36, (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE SEVEN CENTS G n at Lakes, ni. , roneously that the concert High School and a 1964 grad- UNICEF this year by Manches­ Southington; Russell R. Berg, was scheduled for last night. r' the University of Con­ ter area children. Last year 31,- 62, Kensington; Louis Cercone, Orchard-Fresh BCemhers of Oirl Boout Ca- necticut. 468.72 was collected. The Man­ 21, Bristol; Paul E. Cooney, 24, I 1'^'* ■ 'lA dette Troop 638 sang carols chester Council of United Members of the Chrlstoforo Storrs; Roy E. Dufour, 21, B ris-! last week at Laurel Manor Con- Temple Chapter, Order of Church Women sponsored the tol; Myrtle Edgerton, 54, West ' valeacent Home and St. James' Colombo Society will meet to­ Eastern Star, will have a busi­ csmvsss. Mrs. Donald Gray, ORCHARD night at 7:30 at the Holmes Hartford; Donald Gamer. 22. Convent. Iliey also sang last ness meeting tomorrow at 8 council president, was chair­ Middletown; Verdie A. Holden, Anti-American Campaign Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to night at ICanchester Memorial p.m. at the Masonic Temple. man. pay respects to Mr.s. Edward 40, Bloomfield; Lowell Isen- Ho^>ttal. Officers will wear street dress­ UNICEF containers were dis­ stadt, 36, Hamden; Brian C. HILL Buscaglia, whose husband is a es. tributed by the following member. Kasack, 18, Bethel; Adolph Mc«. Harry Mahoney, patri­ churches: Center Congregation­ Pugliese, 32, Wapplng; Dorothy AVERY ST., WAPPING al, Trinity Covenant, Emanuel otic Instructor for the DAV Robinson, 37, Southport 'and The office of the Manche.ster Lutheran. Community Baptist, Seen Coming in Viet Nam Atudliaiy, presented a 50-star Public Health Nurse.s A.ssocia- Schedule Listed Karl Schwartz Jr., 17, Plaln- American flag to Girl Scout South Methodist, Nazarene, ville. tion will close Saturday, Dec. Salvation Army, Second Con­ Troop 684 yesterday afternoon For Confessions Other dispositions l^y fine in­ 26, and Saturday, .Ian 2. Emer­ gregational, St. Mary's Episco­ at the Church of the Assump­ gency calls will be handled by clude: \ SAIGON, South Viet<|> Khanh told the nation by radlo^formed sources, Khanh told his-?>at least partly satisfy the Amer- pal, Concordia Lutheran and James F. Egan, 20, 76 Jarvis Tue.sday'iy\ night that no foreign lean demand for a return of th« tion. Mrs. Ddward Oavagnaro, the Manchester Memorial Hos­ Confe.ssions will be heard in Nam (AP) — There were council of generals that tough North Methodist, all of Man­ Rd., 315, illegal pa.ssing on the power cbuld impose its policies government to civilian control. troop le^ er, and Mrs. Peter pital switchboard operator. the Catholic churches for the Heads SPEBS indications tonight that pressure on the United Stales Tomam, assistant leader, se­ chester. right; Anna C. Kelley, 59, Wll- on his armed forces. The Vietnamese had no im­ Christmas holidays as follows; Thomas Franz of Converse Also, United Methodist, South Vietnamese military “ It is better to live poor but must now be applied, and that lected patrol'leaders Diane Koz- Seaman Recruit Richard W. Rd., Bolton, was installed as limantic, 315, failure to drive in mediate comment on the Stat* Confe.s.sions , in Manchester Bolton Congregational, St. proud as free citizens of an in­ this should include antiAamer- Department .statement Tuesday lovlch, Regina Cavagnaro and Riker, son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ churches will be: Church of the president of the Manchester established lane; George Lath- men were cranking up an Carol OToOile to accept the George's Episcopal and St. rop, 22, of 42 Franklin-St., 315, dependent country rather than ican demon.strations if neces­ night demanding that the Saigon drew W. LawTence Riker Jr. of Assumption, tomorrow from 4 Chapter of SPEBSQSA last Maurice Roman Catholic, all of anti - American campaign in ease and shame as slaves of flag. Flag etiquettes were also 680 Spring St.; and Seaman Re­ failure to drive in the establish­ sary. government be free of military to 5 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., and night at Bunce School, Olcott Bolton. V that may even involve the foreigners and Commu- In the midst of this, the U.S. interference. Otherwise, th* presented to 15 members. cruit David S. Krajewski. .son of Thursday from 3 to 6:30 p.m.; St. Members amd guests at­ ed lEine: Liborio Longo, 17, of 16 Other participants in the col­ Trumbull Rt., failure to drive in street demonstrations nist.s," he said. State Department .said it could .statement .seemed to hint, U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kra­ St. Bartholomew’s, tonight from tended the combination installa­ lection were Temple Beth Sho- In the context of the speech, aid to the war agaimst the Com­ jewski of 71 Foster St.; have the established lane; William F. against U.S. Ambassador not condone “ improper intcr- Members of Alpina Society 7:30 to 8:.30, tomorrow from 4 to tion and Christmas party. lom, Avery St. School of Wap- Khanh wa.s clearly taking an ; ference " in Viet Nam’s civilian munist Viet Cong might be cut recently begun basic training at Morris, 24, Old Greenwich, 35 will meet tonight at 7:30 at the 5 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., and Franz received a BS degree ping, and several banks and in­ Maxwell D. Taylor. anti-American tone, with the government. off. the Naval Training Center, each for operating an unregis­ Holme.s Funeral Home, 400 Thursday from t0:.30 a.m. to in mechanical engineering from dividuals. Informed sources said Lt. added assertion his country Disagreements between Tay- Main St., to pay respects to Great Lake.s, III. noon and 4 to 5:30 p.m.; St. Rensslaer Polytec.hnical Insti­ tered motor vehicle and operat­ Gen. Nguyen Khanh, command- The U.S. statement warned ing a motor vehicle'without a could go on without Ameriean lor and Khanh have flared up that continued U.S. support of Mrs. Edward Buscaglia, a mem­ James' tonight from 7 :,30 to 9. tute and an MS from the Uni­ c! of the armed forcc.s, already assistance if necessary j front time to time in the past ber. Michael F. Gannutz, aon of tomorrow from 3 :30 to 5 :30 and versity of Southern California. license (both registration and has drawn the outlines of such a - the war in Viet Nam is ba.sed on license expired); Mark Spink, . , . . I-4iter, Khanh granted an in-: three months. But there were no existence of a Saigon govern­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gannutz 7:30 to 9 p.m. and Thur.sday A resident of this area for nine 12th Circuit campaign before hts rnihtary tei-view to a eorrespondent of i advance signs of the current of 373 Lydall St., is studying from 10:30 a.m. to noon and 3:30 years, he is employed as an 28. Coventry, .315, failure to yield ment “ free of improper inter­ right of way and Joseph E. council of some 20 high offiecr.s. New York Herald Tribune, | explosion, set off Sunday by a ference.” and working in The Hague, Hol­ to 5 p.m. assistant project engineer at It was not learned whether in whieh he directly attacked military purge of the High Na- land, He will receive a gold­ Confessions in area catholic j G>urt Cases Blizniak III, 21, Rockville, 310, “ We must take a stand on this Pratt and Whitney, Division of the civilian premier, Tran Van Taylor. Khanh was quoted a s ; tional Council The dispute is at one." an American official .said smith’s degree in two years and churches will be Sacred Heart, United Aircraft Corp., Elast breach of peace. ELASTIC Several other cases were con­ Huong, would go along, but saying that if Taylor did not act ' least partly a personality clash privately. "Otherwise we fac* then return to the United States Vernon, Thur.sday from 10 a m. I Hartford. MANCHESTER SESSION tinued to future dates for plea, Khanh Iiad clearly become the more intelligently Southea.st between Khanh and Taylor, the end of American influenc* to complete his education. He to noon, 3 to 5 and 7 :30 to 9 p.m .; I Other officers are Frank strongest man in South Viet Asia would be lost. A military reorganization of ia living with the L^enstras, a St. Bernard's. Rockville, Thurs­ Several cases were nolled in court trials and jury trials. I here, and there is too much at HOSIERY Vendetta, administrative vice Nam for the time being. | According to other highly in- | the High National Council might .stake for that.’’ Dutch family, at Van Kempen- day from 2:30 to 5:45 and 7 to president; Sanford Hirschaut, the Manchester session of Cir­ GLASS INSTALLED For women and men ac­ ■traat 12, Voorschoten, Holland. 9 p.m.; St. F'rancis of Assisi, cuit Court 12 yesterday. Judge I program vice president; Stanley Time Speeds Up (N ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS Heavy rain continued along the Pacific Northwest Calif., where homes and other buildings are en­ cording: to your doctor’s South Wind.sor, tomorrow from ! Best, secretary; Robert Ryan, Simon Cohen presiding. Prasecutor F. Joseph Para- AND WINDOWS OF ALL TYPES yesterday causing streams to overflow and homes dangered by the flooding waters in Oregon Gulch. prescription. Aerographer's Mate Third 10:30 a.m. to noon, 4 to 5:30 treasurer; Charles Logan, Rich- SYRACUSE, N Y. — An indu.s- Class Donald E. Burns, .son of and 7:.30 to 8:.30 p.m., Thurs­ , ard Anton and Joseph Halloran, diso entered nolles in the cases trialist looks at time this way: Open 8 A.M. to 6 PJR.— Saturday 8 A.M. to Noon to be evacuated. Shown is a street in Redding, (AP Photofax.) ______Youths Admit House O K ’s MEDCO SURGICAL Mr. and Mrs. Elmond J. Burns day from 10:30 a.m. to noon and board directors; Russell Hitch­ of Arthur A. Lanz, 64, Rock­ The discovery of elements be­ Rusk Urges End of 49 EMison Rd., was aboard 3:30 to 5 p.m.; St. Maurice, cock. chapter delegate; and ville, for passing on curve; Wil­ gan 10,000 years ago with car­ Annual Gift SUPPLY CO. the icebreaker USS Glacier Bolton, Thursday from 4 to 6:30 Eric Emt, music director. liam L. Lopez, 40, Bolton, for bon, copper, iron, silver, and J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. Three - Week Convention when 8he broke ice for a ship­ and 7:30 to 9 p.m. following too cloisely; Robert gold. There were .sixty 9,9001 MANCHESTER, CONN. The Manchester Barbershop- 31 BISSELL ST.— Phone 649-7322 340 MAIN STREET ping channel to McMurdo pers meet every Monday night Reynolds, 24, 45 Hamlin St., for j years later, in the last century, Northwest Coastal Region To Newsboys Sound, Antarctica, during "Op­ at 8 at Bunce School. All area breach of peace and resisting ' but more than 40 havo been Crime Spree To Saigon Feud Bill Easily eration Deep Freeze ’65.’’ ECHS Seniors arrest; Alexander Torda, 69. ' added in the past 1(K) years. men Interested in barbershop- A Herald tradition of style singing are welcome to Having Retreat many years will be repeated SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) Two HARTFORD (AP) — Strong An Ideal Ghristmaa Gift! attend. The 2'a-year-old organ­ tomorrow, when the Christ­ youths from West Virginia told WASHINGTON (A P )— Secretary of State Dean ization is beginning its second Hit hy Third Day of Rain bipartisan support overcame 11 mas Eve edition is The Her­ today of a three-week escapade Rusk urged feuding factions in Saigon today to set aside amendment attempts and gave Brand New Zig-Zag Sewing Machine Seniors at East Catholic High full year as a member of the ald’s annual gift to its news­ of robbery and violence and ad­ School are currently in the International Society of Barber- personal considerations and wliat he called lesser issues the Constitution Convention boys. mitted beating a man whose bill an easy victory in the state Sews Foru'srd • Reverse • Overcasts • Makes Buttonholes midst of a three-day retreat. It shoppers. EUREKA, Calif. (A P )__ ^way 30 also was closed to traf-<» At Scotia, Calif., rescuens at- in the interest of getting on with the war against Red • Blind Hemmings • Monograms • Dams, etc. bludgeoned body was found in House of Representativea Tues­ is being held at the high school The next big presentation in ■ ■ ■ tempting to evacuate several an abandoned house in north­ guerrillas in South Viet Nani. day. during school hours when all the near future will be their 8 varieties of Nabisco Gale - whipped torrential «,utheastem part of the families in low areas were west Georgia. Chatham County Rusk did not name any par-------^— ------The present situation, they came under attack from the broad breasts. 2 for 39c of King Hill, where U.S. High- proved by McNamara and John- (See Page Three) was defeated 194 - 55 on a roil Buy Shrimp at frozen food section along believed to be the pilot, was plane, attached to Squadron IS, said, bears out forecasts made Vietnamese army comrhander call. killed m a low-level parachute was on a routine training flight, last summer by an advisory Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh. with Sara Lee's new ready-to-heat rolls. jump. The other occupant land- Names of the crewmen were An amendment submitted Ijg At our service meat case. ed safetly in a tree. not released Immediately. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) Mr.s. Fred Taylor, standing at (See Page Five) Russians Rejeipt Finance Plans, her kitclien window not far from FRESH OYSTERS HADDOCK FILL,ETS the crash site, said the plane CAININEI) HAMS Buy these at self- exploded “ with a gigantic FLOUNDER FILLETS SWORDFISH service meat section blast” shortly before impact. News Tidbits Throwing UN into New Dilemma The concussions blew out all the MORRELL’S i windows of her home, but she from the AP Wireb was not injured. * 4 lbs. $4.59 KO.SH-R-BERT TINY CfJCKTAIL UNITED NATIONS, N. Diplomatic sources said the<*serie.s of amendment.s which “ I .saw it explode and then go MORRELL E-Z CUT HAM FRANKS into the ground," Mr.s. Taylor U.S. Army adviser killed by Y . (AP) — The Soviet Soviets objected to the phrase would make the plan completely RATH HONEY HAM “ stable and solid basis." They unacceptable to the United said. “ It demolished one house Viet Gong fire, the 239th Amer-. Union plunged the United and knocked in the wall.s of lean to die in Viet Nam com­ 5 lbs. $5.89 Ready to Serve Fully Cooked also were reported to have in­ State.s. Nations into a new crisis sisted that the assembly drop its As late a.s Tue.sday afternoon some other.s." bat ... Italian Conununists SALAMI throw block of votes to aoeial- Whole 10 to 14 lb. HAM or today by rejecting an no-vote truce now Instead of .sponsors of the plan had insisted A raging fire,. followed the OSCAR MEYER waiting until Jan. 16 as pro­ the United State.s and the Soviet crash and fire -fighting equip­ 1st Pietro Nennl and two right­ 'Asian-African plan design­ posed by the Asian-African ment was i-ushed here from De ist parties but neither won VERY LEAN BLIT HALF lb. 92c KNCXIKWURST Union were near agreement. ed to permit the General plan. N First word of the hitch came Land, Orange City, the Sanford election as president despite 3 lb. can ham $3.59 Assembly to recess for the The Soviet delegate was un­ Naval Air Station, and a Forest 13 th ballot... Milan court Remember it’s hockless, shankless, fully cooked rules ex-Klng Farouk unshle holidays without a U.S.-So­ derstood to have submitted a (See Page Eight) Service station. . . . less waste and more flavor. ALL BEEF The plane, on a mission out 'of to prove he suffered flnaooial OSCAR MEYER FRANKS viet showdown on peace­ Sanford, crashed some dist^ce damages because chocolate bar 11 lb. avg: $9.89 keeping assessments. fioni the home of Sen. EvCTett ‘bore his nam e... New Toric As a result the 116-nation Gen­ M. Dirksen, 'R-Ill., wlio is Republican iiiajorittes reMh eral Assembly has scheduled an Judge Cotter Rules O u t half-way mark in legislative re- HAFNIA KORV... » PASTRAMI wintering here. The community unprecedented day- before- between Sanford and De Land, apportionment plan. . . M»-' in 2, 3 and 4 lb. cans Christmas, session to seek a way is made up largely of retired rina Oswald enrolls in Univer­ Made from Mr. Berggren's original recipe Vice Probe in W a ter bury sity of Michigan’s Engltih SAU SEA out of the impasse. Assembly persons. President Alex Quaison-Sackey One woman, standing in her language institute... Wound­ . . .We gu arantee the Quality. . .and "old COCKTAIL SHRIMP ed counterfeiting suspect rie- Glas.s 33c o f Ghana had hoped to wind up yard, was struck by debris from Smucker’s Gift timers" tell us it's simply "tops." We get ttie yearend business this after- WATERBURY (AP) —- A Su-<^a.ssigned lo criminal terms In the exploding plane and was covers gun and escapes from perior Cknirt Judge ruled today every Connecticut pounty, arid Qhlo atqi bleeding Boxes and Jellies $1.05 lb.-for it.-.and it's well worth it...... taken' tp a hospital. A man was that g grand, jury Investigation that he “ dannot find that the burned- when blazing fuel from from injiiim ^ . Donna AXtou, $2.69 and $3.89 Diplomatic Murces said the evidence of crime appears to be Order today. . .o\- come in. ~ the plane set his car afire. isS' AmefmKc $7.50, $10.50, $12 and up All Lit Up, or Cream Sauce The finance plan, drafted by tigation by a grand jury,” Judge | "After the report was issued, Viet regime. .. Soviet ohanN N tbs • 59-nation Asian-African John P. Cottfer said. certain .strident . and raucus fer Igor Ivanov, sentenced to. Seaitest and Royal group and modified by Quaison- Just Like Tree Pleasfe order in advance The request for a grand jury .statements were offered by cit­ 20 years in prison for espto^ Norwegian ^Tsh Balls Sackey and Secretary-General probe grew out of a police board izens which reached the public nage conspiracy, freed undM . . . it takes time to get HOLIDAY U Thant, called for voluntary report which claimed that the press' demanding a grand jury ALBUQUERQUE,'N.M. (AP) ! $100,000 ball. . . President them ready. Deliveries in ' contributions by U.N. member? Waterbury police were lax in investigation^ One, George E, —A t night her head light? up Johnson continues budget eSB- .nearby areas. Fresh Spareribs . ICE CREAM to put the organization’s fi­ enforcement of gambling and Carroll, communicated with like a Christmas- tree. ferrnces at Texas White Hou$o nances on a “ stable and- solid ■vice laws. Governor (John) Dempsey, who Carolyn Emerson, 32, a beau­ with Agriculture Seoretai^ basis.” Ihe three-member oommlttee properly Informed him this was ty shop operator, went to a lot Freeman and Postmgstsr'CM)'’ In return, all countries would of the police board said in Us of troubi? to see that it does. • ’ a matter for the Superior Court T rio of Cubans Held in UN Bazooka Incident eral Gronouskl. agree not to invoke Article 19 bt report that “ gambling in gen­ acting b y means of the state's Meeting Mrs. Emerson at Winds up to 160 mUis an 302 MAIN 'STREET' the U.N. charter, which sus­ eral is a millions-of-dollars-a- attorney within the Waterbury night during the Christmas sea­ Three Cubans, identified as members o f an anti^Castro exile group, have been hour logged in (^yton cyelonlf, pends the voting rights of coun­ year operation." ■jurisdiction.” son- iar« startling experience'. charged with .taking part in the Dec. 11 bazooka shot at the UN bK|ldihg. They onov of flercest (norms In Is­ Pinehurst Grocery Inc. CORNER TURNPIK| tries two years in arrears on Cotter said todgy .that this Cotter heard testimony from Small battery-powered llghfz have been quoted as saying they purposely missed the 88-story structure. land's history... Wildest assessments. The Soviet Union statement in the report is noth­ 14 witnesaef In tWo or three ahlne in her hairdo, which ia strike apparently enar In aad six other Soviet bk>e aoum ing more than “ an aasumpUon.” dgya of cIoB^ sesslona in mid- Shown, left to right, are: Ignacio Novo, Det. William Riley, Julio'Carlos Perez York as labor, lsad«rs tries a n In that category. Qoiter ihld that b rjw b«en Saptomber. I (See Page Eight), amd GuiRermo Novo. (AP !^otofax.) g ’ s t if le d erttli naar J* V ( . . . .. ■