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MONDAY; DECEMBEatitrlMt PAGE EIGHTEEN Ths Weather iinnrhfstfr lEuftting Hfntlii . Nftt Pri« ifba Fereeaet ef U. 8. Weather Enraon For ttw i U M . 2f0[f«ifber li, 16SS Snow ngnin toUgbt and tnmtag eoMer. Lcrar in tlia 20a. . Wednea* day snow ending tar morning, thon About Town 13,891 mostly cloady, continued eoM with Member of tbe Andlt r lEu mittg raUi ehance ef flurries. High Se to 85. Joho Mathar Chapter, Order V Bustmi at OMcnlatton Manehetteir^A City of yUlaga Charm or DeMolay, wUl confer the eec- ond degree tonight at 7:30 at the Maeonlc Temple. The MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1963 (Claaalficd AdvertMag on PRICE SEVEN CENTS ChrlaUnae party o r l ^ U y HOUSE R HALEYS gifts of sportswear VOL. LXXXm, NO, 54 (SIXTEEN PAGES) ■cbeduled for tonight, wUl be .11 Stiv..,!/— iviaachestur held Dec. 1ft. I Kancheeter Lodge of Maaona win confer the Maater Maaon Events degree tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. Girls’ Winter Hats •t the Maaonlc Temple. In State Venezuela for Leoni, Hie printing committee of the Sizes 7 -i4 John Mather Cluster, Order of DeMolay, will meet tomomw : at 7:80 p.m. at 82 Gerard S t Values to $1.98 Ex-Soviet Spy M a n ch eeter^ T K S will hold Dies in Elm City a 'biudneaa meeting tomoww •1.24 Terrorism Continuing at the Itallan-American Club. m at the meet- Fownes United Statea. I today aa a tide of votes hw of the Qvltan Oub tonwr- For the paat five yeara, ahe ^ at noon at •5.57 had been an Engliah teacher at .swept Raul Leoni, Presi­ Blouea H ie eeoond meeting tMe Girls’ Cotton Fleece the Long Lane School for Girls dent Romulo Betancourt’s nontli win be a ChrietajM ’ 2a99 In Middletown. candidate for the presi­ party at the B^dgfeta o f Oo- At the height of the congrei- jwidnia Hon»e on Dec. at 7 For dency, to victory. 14 •10.00 Cardigans & Pullovers alonal hearings and investlga- I.,eonl is pledged to carry on nan. Fcdr reeorvwttone oaH Smart looking genuine deerskin with tiona by the FBI In the late Betancourt's policy of firm op- StaMB n f i r r - “ . u s Oocfbrd elastic panels for that perfect fit. Sizes 7-14 1940a, Miaa Bentley said that po.oition to Fidel Castro of Cuba ■L she knew such peraona as Jacob and the Communist subversives 3 Black, beige, bone. Sizes A (6-7), B Reg. $1.99 Goloa, Harry Dexter White and who for five year.k have fought nobent D. Amea. a aeamen In (7-8). Lined $3.99. Nathan Silvermaater, all of the government with bomba and the UkAted Staten Navy end eon them linked to Communist spy bullets. Smartly styled cotton tailored cr Sfr. and l>b«. Raymond S. •1.77 .. y:. A< d rings. f The new attacks by the pro- AnMB, 282 Haitfbcd Rd., la blouse for dress or leisure. Vari­ Ca.stro Armed Forces (or Na­ aervbw aboard the radar picket The ideal gift for the girl of fash­ Plane Sought ion. Pleated, straight, A-line, wrap­ ous prints and solids in sizes 22-38. BOSTON (A P )—CaaM Guard tional Liberation FALN— deatroyer, XJ88 WHUam R. i were a warning that the cam- itiMh. wfakb recently retunied around in solids and plaids. Sizes --- boats and planes searched an area from Provlncetown to ' paign of terror will go on. de- t t m a fhi>«nonth tour of 22-38. I spite the re.soundlng defeat duty with the Sixth Fleet hi Martha’s Vineyard today for a mioaing plane after discovery of ' Venezuelans gave the terrori.sts the MMttemnean. ; at the polls. Outdoor Christmas Lights *[:V * A an oil allck last night two-and- a-half miles northeast of Point j Unofficial returns had Leoni Donnannnnia, mo­ 1 more than 200,(XX) vote.s ahead ot Lftory, at Faimeld Judith, R. I. 15 Lights Three-foot sea were running '■ of the nearest of his six rivals tTutvw h y , wSI dinoniia "Oom- with 70 per cent of the vote tab­ naahwn end Oo-Ebdatenoe, a anl visibility waa restricted to three to six mllee by snow and ulated. tomciTow at Mf- While Leonl's Democratic Ac- the hncfaeon m eeting o f the •2.99 tog. Uon party made what amounted One plane from Salem and KhemdB Ctab o f MiancbeMer at to victory claims, the soft-spok­ the IManrhmtar Oowntry Chib. another from Quonset Point, Raul Leoni, president of Venezuela, received kiss from son Alvara, 6, while lis­ en former labor lawyer said he R. I., joined a cluMer of smali will make no declaration until coaet guard veaaela in the tening to election returns in Caracas home. (AP Photofax.) Stamm Oouncil, Deggee of official figures are in. I: aaarch. Puuehontaa, wSI meet tonight "I sUll am not the president at 7]60 hi Thdmr HiaB to nom- of the republic,” he told re­ To Train Worker$ porters. Ladies’ Embroidered HAKirOHD (AP) — Hie Johnson Bears Doww^^^^ Mishap The FALN had remained Daugfaton of IMon Veteraae When the First Snow Falls federal govemmewit plane to largely quiet after more than 95 ef ttw CMI War wOl meet to- Handkerchiefs spend |1,186.21ft to teeln pec- per cent of Venezuela’s voters moarow at 8 pm . at the home Hert’s a new version, in depth, of the fence filigreed with new-fallen snow. The aons in the Hartford area who On E conom y Z)ri»e balloted Sunday for presidential o f hlltB. Maude Bheerer, 113 have chronic prohlema hi find­ and congressional candidates Ideal for gifts fences are around trees along Deerfidd Dr. The sight was one of many beau­ O' BROOKHAVEN.BROOKHAVKN. N.Y. (API— (A PI- ing work,., Five cars of a Long Island Rail despite ti&eata of shootings and The tiful scenes created by the season's first snow. (HM'ald photo by Pinto.) Tlw Jtalto, (hnptoynwnt earvloe ...... • a»i w I. t • V bombings. The beam o f Tnistees of Lutz ae bMii asked to single out W ASH ING TON (A P )— President Johnson discussed But the FALN went on a ram- Jontor Muaeum wMl meet to- . Quilt 2,000 o f the unektUad, the poor­ tax cut legislation, a matter intimately related to hin overturning. Twenty persona page Monday night In the near­ nlght at 8 at the muaeum. The Shagora •1.00 Snow Depth ly-educated. the worker forced persooal economy-in-government drive, with Democratic suffered minor jnjurtoa. by aeaside city of Maiquetia, maeang waa orlginahy oched- out by aMtonsKtion, the peraon Brookhaven 'Memorial Hos­ setting fire to a bus with three ■led for Mar, 25. Lined Bishaps Gain Powers wfio oamtdt^dMd-work be cpngreftsijPBial leaders todgy. nsoUne bombs and starting a Senate Democratic Leader^ pital reported only two of the by Three Iii'ches at njoi, ar oottaae 20 taken there were admitted. nre in a police parking lot. Itaa VFW win meet tomotrem berrieaa. Mike Mansfield of Montana that It will boost chances for There were no casualties. gave newsmen a partial ac­ One man, Peter Sclmeca, suf­ at 8 p m at the Poet Home. Car Goats Beginning Jan. ft they wtH be the tax cut plan. ‘ Meanwhile, a spokesman for Pandora By Decree of Pontiff NB3W HAVBN (A P )-«l«h- count of the exchange after the fered a heart attack. Joseph taught akiila ranging from Mansfield said he reported to Mene Grande Oil Co., a Texas The Ihtrd Dlotitet of the way oreiwa were out In foaoe regular Tuesday morning White Freiaei was admitted with back E nibat. .ouMlng to televtaion re- Johnson that public hearings on Oil Co. subsidiary, reported to­ LadiM Ajiadhaiy of the VFW Reg. $17.95 to d ^ , clearing roada in ttw House visit by the legislative and shoulder Injuries, 6 i Ft Silver Christmas Tree ^prevkmaly could uae only op ap- wake of a pre-wtotar . mow- pairing. the tax proposal will be con­ day that saboteurs dynamited wUl meet tonigtit at 8 at the B f BBKNKT VL BOLTON party chiefs. cluded by the Senate Finance A railroad spokesman said the and burned seven big petroleum Root Home, Bkhvell St., Bkwt pUcaUon to the curia. atoim ttwt dumped ee much They wtU be taught opoMng, VATICAN CITY (AP)— automobtte body repairing, set­ Johnson haa been putting new Committee either Friday or i accident was caused by the storage tanks before the start of Hartford. After a buatnfaa $9.95 Valhs Pope Paul alao granted eight ea three inchee a t anoev on Monday and the cbmmittee will breaking of a spreader between ’ 6.99 Pope Paul V I reduced the privUeges, or conceaaiona. One ting, typing, hoepMel attendant pressure behind the economy voting Sunday near El Tlgre, meebng thane will be a Chrim- ’ 15.90 OonfMoUout program day by day, making it go to work Immediately draw­ the rails. Under the weight of 820 miles southeast of Caracas. maa party. Thooe planning to dependence of Roman Cath­ ia entirely new for biahopa. It No aerioue Ueupa or oocidanta eervloe, buatoeee machine oper- ing up its version of a bill. the train, one of the rails swung ia the privilege, prevloualy poa- atten, factory mskchine opera­ the first major policy move in He estimated damage at attend are reminded to bring All Weather •6.89 ■ olic bishops on the Vatican were reported on the atauta’a the 11 days he has held office. He reported Johnsqn feels outward. 1200,000. ftfte for a g n b bog. seaaed only by cardinal., to major Mghwoya. tion, and Induatrial' draftaman- that a tax reduction would ac­ Curia today, extending preach and hear confeealona He hopes, among other things. Since the United States firm­ Ridgefield, Canaan and ahdp, among other ekilla. celerate an orderly growth In (See Page Eight) ly backs Betancourt in his them certain limited pow­ anywhere In the world, and not The Chamtoade Muoioal d u b Coats Bethdfty reported onow accum- the economy, aid employment, struggle against the Communist wffi meet tonight at 8 at Trinity ers on a permanent basis. in their own dioceaea alone. The ulationa of three inches by 7 Pinned in Cab and help guard against a reces­ terrorists, U.S. property, par­ The Roman Catholic pontiff, other aeven privilegea—like the 3 Students ’ Mail C Covenant Church. A program a.m. Temperoituraa Hovered at •WATEBSURY (A P )—A 54- sion in the future. ticularly oil installations, have e f Chriatmaa muolc wiU he pre- upaariitg in peraon before the facultiea — were preVfcmaly al' about the freezing mark. ’The White House conference U.S. Again Asks been a favorite target of the Reg. $17.95 lowed on application. year-otd Britain man was aented at 8:15 In the aanoUiary. ^ tic a n Bcumenlcal Council, Hie snow began falling laat k. fair oondition at Water- Teacher a Bomb represented resumption of simi­ FALN. The pribUc la Invited. Novelty Gift Soaps promulgated a decree which ap- One of the moat important lar meetings by President Ken­ Joint Moon Shot In Caracas, police found three granta ia the right of ihopa to nlgtvt, and woric crew, ifrompt- bury hoapital today wheane he parenUy put him on the aide of ly began sanding and clearing was treated for leg end foot in­ ATTLEBORO, Mass. (AP)— nedy. time bombs in a downtown Pvt. Arthur R. NMeen, aon progrewdve blehopa on iollerial- decide marriage caaes Involv plaza and disarmed them. •15.90 Ing "the Pauline privilege,” roads to prevent aooidente and juries. Police say three high school The congressional delegation, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. o f Mh. and Mra. Arihur V. Ntel- Itog. $1.00 tty—the concept that the bianopa traffic enaria. Sktone ’Tofolon was pinned led by House Speaker John W. (A P)—Soviet delegates to the In second place In the presi­ Mn, SO Spring St., has begun aa a Whole ahiuw with the Pope without conaulting the Vatican sophomores have admitted dential. race was Rafael Cal­ Thoae are marriagea Involving inoide the oruahed cah at hie McOorma<' of Massachusetts United Nations awaited Instruc­ oomtoat trahibig at F t Jackaon, Fashionably smart pile lined all Smart pullover style with crew neck toi authority over the church. Ugtit pickup truck for 30 min­ mailing a homemade bomb to a and Senate Democratic Leader tions from the Kremlin today dera, a Social Christian mem­ The nialn power granted by two unbaptized peraona, one of BOSTON (AP) The weather B. C., where he haa been utes after a SS^ton truck feu teacher. Mike Mansfield of Montana, before replying to a renewed ber of Betancourt’s government Stylish, warm car coats of corduroy or weather coats in Chesterfield or or cardigan style. 75% wool, 25% ttie Fope waa the right for the whom decidea after marriage to bureau Issued heavy snow wam- aigned to Co. D, 18th Battalion. on hia vehicle at on interatete The bomb burst Into flames was the same group that met U.S. offer to attempt A joint coalition. His strong showing wool, fur collars, quilt lining. Green cor­ raglan styles. Knit inner cuffs. mohair. Pink, t ^ , cherry, gold. Sizes 87e blahope to exerclae on their own inga shortly before noon today 0tb Training Regiment of the 84 higtuway project here yea- and exploded, but the teacher regularly with Kennedy — with moon (light. was regarded as further evi­ TTB. Army Training Center, Ih- 40 facultlee, or powera, they (See Page Two) for Maine, New Hampshire, duroy and black wool in sizes 8-18. Olive and black. Sizes 8-18. 84-40. terday. one exception. Added was Sen. President John F. Kennedy’s dence of popular dissatisfaction fantry. He has enUated hi the Vermont and western sections escaped Injury. of Massachusetts — on the heels The three are In custody of Clarl Hayden of Arizona, presi­ dramatic Invitation to the Rus­ with the extremist forces who ISOIh MSltary FoUce of the ■r - a * i dent pro tern of the Senate. sians before the U.N. General had tried to provoke a military Arm y National Guard, Mhn- of the first widespread over­ Strike Vote Set their parents. ►lA-*- night snowfall of the aeason. Joseph Hagen, 26, an English Johnson pressed ahead with Assembly Sept. 20 was revived coup. Willimantic for Democrats NEW HAVEN (AP)—About teacher, receiv^ a package at his economy drive Monday by Monday by chief U.S. delegate The unofficial ratuma early (See Page Bight) 1,000 Connecticut Oo. employee school Monday. It burst Into taking a series of steps aimed Adlai E. Stevenson. He told the today were: ___ CNMMct and BdUivan aire eoepected to vote todi^y on flames as he was opening it. at eliminating waste and over- assembly's main political com- LOoni, 692,206; Caldefa, 470,- Wtoehahop wMl not have audl- Curly Gift Ribbon By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<^Bnd aldermen-at-large. The only wtietiher to grant a union nego­ 174; Jovlto Vlllalba, Republican ttoM totigiit. Audithnia wW be Democrats swept into control Republican to win a seat on the tiating team authority to ceiU (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Seven) (See Page Three) Democratic union, 416,472; Ar­ bald tomomnv end Wedneeday common council was Lester M. turo Uslar Pietri, Independent, $ rolls— 262 ft. toi Willlmanttc and strengthened Protestants a strike agednet the bus tinri. at 7:80 pm in Cooper HeJl, their hold In Putnam Monday In Shea. The oompany opemtee buses 872,987; Rear Adm. Wolfgang South MeMmliat Church. two of Connecticut’s three De­ In Putnam, Councilman-at- In Nenv Haven, Hartford and Larrazabal, 168,074; Raul Ram­ f- cember city elections. large Paul J. Bourgeois won Urge Unity Sbaonford. A now contract Is os Gimenez, dissident Democ.'a- Ttw »o n w League o f ttw Bal- 39e In Rockville today, Demo- the mayoralty poet he thought the tosue. tlc Action, 40,325, and German vaOon Aamy adtt meat tnranr- eraUc Mayor,A>eo B. Flaherty he was going to get last year Hie workers are menzbers at Borregales, National Action low at 2 pm at ttw Youth Is seeking his third two-year when former mayor William L. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A the Aonalganiated Aaeociaitlon Movement, 4,765. Oentea. The Convertible term. His opponent U Republi­ St. Onge 4vas elected to Con­ West (Coast Lutheran leader at Street, Electric Railroad and Results of the presidential can William Hahn, a former gress. called today for Christian unity race were expected to be re- Mr. and Mra. George J. Flynn ! second selectman and school Bourgeois beat Republican on the local level. (See Page Eight) trui cMdren, Mfcoa Karen Lee by Kadin hoard chairman, who is making (Councilman Sidney Fisher, 1,621', The plea by the Rev. (Carl W. (See Page Eight) gtytm and Rooy Oralg Flynn. hie first bid for the top poet- to 1,287. as mayor Eugene Car-1 Segerhammar came amidst a f oMiwaty o f Manoheeter, have Run-Resist tlMl. tier, running as an Independent, theme of unity and equality at moawd fkom Brookevihe, Md., to It is the last city elecUon In polled only 564 votes. i the triennial general assembly ^ 46 Blrdawn Loiw Ibct., WUton. ’8.99 1968. CarUer, a Democrat, succeed- of the National (Council of News ^Tidbits Oonn. Flynn la pubUo rdaUanF. ^ Lined Seamless Tights In WllUmantlc, DemocraUc ed St. Onge last year on a 6-4 Oiutches. Bulletins o f Norden Difvialon. Leo P. Carey ousted Renubllcan vote of the city council. He had The Rev. Segerhammar, pres­ from the AP Wires DMted Aircraft Oorp., Nor­ Unsnap the fashionable cover fabric Mayor John A. Wrana ity a 2,- the support of the Republican ident of the Pacific Southwest Culled from AP Wires W ool Hosiery by Maurice councilmen, while Bourgeois was walk. and it’s a handbag for your basic §64 to 1,766 vote. Synod of the Lutheran Church in Carey led by a ticket that endorsed by the DemocraUc America, said, however, the wardrobe. Black with brown or lug­ town committee. President Johnson retains — PHBPBKrTOTWTT^ Slacks by swept all contested posts, to' difficulties are (ar greater four key Kennedy aides: Special gage tan cover. elucU^ oity clerk, treasurer, than the person's desire to do BONN, Germany (AP) — • (See Page Two) oouneei Theodore Q. So>renson, r ‘ 2.00 •Ity sheriff, (our ward aldermen this.” Chancellor Ludwig Erhard press secretary Pierre Salinger said today he told French Reg. $3.99 Hudsejn ElaboraUng in an interview and epedal aesiatanta Kenneth h on an address on local ecumen­ Preeldent de Gaulle that West O’Dcnnell and Lawrence F. Germany feels safer under icity prepared tor a business O’Brien... A thorough FBI re­ session of the assembly, the America’s nuclear protection Robert Kennedy Expected port now nearly ready for the than under France’s. "1 toM White House is expected to In- •3.57 (See Page Three) him,” Erhard said with a dloate that Lee Harvey Oewaid, taint smile, “ that we have the Boxed Christmas Cards To Support Johnson Fully a loner aO hid bfe, waa the lone greatest reepect for French and unaided aesaissin of Preei- Lucy Baines Johnson, on way home from Washington’s National Cathedral force de frappe” — the nu­ t dent John F. Kennedy, govern­ For $2.60 Value By RAYMOND CROWLEY Kennedy Guards School, is guarded by Secret Service man in back seat. (AP Photofax.) clear strike force De Gaulle •7.00 J. ment sources say. WASHINGTON (AP) — What U developing — “but that we Had Drinks Late, Oongreesionojl leaders voice feel much more secure under goes the future hold for Robert approval tor President John­ the protection of the Ameri­ ’ 1 .0 0 Francis Kennedy, iousle-headed son’s drive to cat government can nuclear power.” trother and No. 1 adviser to a Sen. \oung Says spending but m fn m aMptiriam Guards Shadow Johnson Girls ahout what the results will be. N-SUB LAUNCHED '.Wjodow ttiadw of lovtty Du Poet ■resident now dead at an aasas- Aw a WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. • British Cabinet member Lord ■------' '■ 1 BARROW IN FURNESB. *Teal|M‘’ anaaqrtawadi. WUl sin’s handT AUSTTN, Tex. (AP) Secret<»waB taken tr a m her dormltory<&in a university dorm about a H m word today la that the 88- Stephen Young declared today Carrington opposes any non' England (AP) — The Vali­ Iwh Mhtaaw. Won't traek, bay ar that If Secret Service agents aggreasloa powst betwaan North Service agents assigned to pro­ by Secret Service agents Nov. block from the campus. At least Avoilabio ia a i ^ a «ear • old attorney general — ant— Britain's second nuclear thkoU. were drinking In the early Atlantic Treaty Oganizatlon and 22 immediately after President one agent 1s with her where ever ■m attON. Jfoat aall 00. Wo win be W im millions o f television tect President Johnson’s 19-year John F. Kennedy was shot in she goes in public. ponered submarine and the Girls’ wlawera saw constantly by the morning hours of the day Presi­ Warsaw Pact powers that n aw a your wtodowa aad -old daughter at the University Dallas. She att;ended the funeral Inside the dormitory, the Se­ first entirely home-built •— .Aaroic widow’s side —* will be dent John F. Kennedy was as­ would weaken Western poeltion a Aae aatimate .fer now of Texas may find the duty services in Washington with her cret Service has set up an office was launched from the Vlck- back soon from a briefrrest in sassinated they were in neglect on Germany .... House Speak­ ers-Armstrong shipyard to­ Helenca Sweaters of duty and should be fired. er John W. McCormack says ef­ more rewarding than they had family and returned to Austin in a glass - walled room that Florida, and that he la ready to commande a full view of the day. Flattering sheer stockings for com­ support the new President, Lyn- "No one claims they were in­ fort will be made to get civil expected. Sunday. fort and beauty. Sizes 8V^-11 (s, toxicated,” said the Ohio Demo­ rights bUl out of deadlocked A close friend of Lynda Bird Lynda Bird’s close friend — lobby and main entrance. Ex Sleek, tapered lined wool slacks In 84-40 Asst. Colors 4on B. Johnson, aa fully as tensive telephone circuits have SUICIDES BY riR B m, 1) in golden beige, rose taupe, Johnson supported John F. Ken- crat. But, he added, "they knew Hcuoe Rules Committee .... Johnson’s quoted her as saying Nell Tan Fleet, 18, a freshman solids, plaids, herringbones and Monday With reference to the student from San Antonio—said bben set up In the office. SAIGON, South Viet Nam gay taupe. Reg. $5.99 •edy. the President was n ln g Into Ceorga Hyde, 75, gunsmith who .(A P ) — Two mea burned stripes. Sizes 22-80. Dallas, They knew me riclous designed MS submachine gun agent who accompanied her to the Johnsons’ eldest daughter University officials have de­ Lairg* pioblama, weij^ty clined to give out Miss John­ themselvee to death in Sai­ shoraa stlU lie ahead of him as cycle of occurrences in Dallas. known to milUoiui of GI’s aa the classes: "H e alts in the class had not been appreciably and seems very Interested. He’s changed by the swift turn of son’s class schedule. They re­ gon todky. Neither wa* Iden­ •ttomey general and — though "grease gun" of World War H, tified and officials could aae •4.96 dies in New York hospital .... learning things too." events. fer all queries to the Secret be has spoken no public word on Service. no apparent political mottvs. — he la expected to Letters threatening life of alain Lynda Bird is taking a 19-hour "She’s taking it all in stride,” class load of English, Latin, Mias Van Fleet said. The agents In turn have said One set Are to Us gasoUne- actress Katyn Kupclnet being eaaked clothlag on a atnot studied aa IWlywood datactlvaa history, government, .eherttUtry At least three Secret Service all such Information would ha'va to coma from the White Houaa. earner n half Ueok tiMi ■eorah far poereihd klUer who and n b la . Bgenta have bean detailed to guard M iss Johnson. She Uvea They said no intorvlawa with U.f. Ambaaoador BMtfT with s6o ether w a i| | iA StudaBta Bird would b* FUmlttsd. y e t Ladge’s f V

PAGE THREE M a m THESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. (X3NN., TUESDAY, PEOEMBER 8, 1968 MANCHESTFR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER $, 1968 knlTsa, forika and apocna for the' Coventry llestk dsahr Hebron upsAalra room. If ttw member- Edwards Says CD Faulty SHOPPING Both sMss vshwahls Bolton aMp of th^ Pilgrim Frifowsbip FREE DELIVERY Events NOKTH grow*, tliie numbML will peed to Youth, 20, Hurt 4A.M.to9r.M. Events DAYS TO * 5 4 S I Women’s O u b increase. The room >waa com­ Even for ‘On Paper’ Setup Bishops Gain Powers Sheinwold on Bridge 9 A K 1 CHRISTMAS C 7 3 2 Selectmen Seek to Control pletely done over fqr the special In ^Car Crash In Nation ^ Holiday Parly uae of the Pilgrim Fellowship ARTHUR DRUB In World and the Junior high Sunday Although the "on paper’’ ClvilCno rusty thMy will not sound. BRIDGE ORIMINOLOOT nessea with the nine oi dia­ - Set Tomorrow A SO-y^ar-okl MannheBier Defense organization that Man I also Ibel that, if ws are By Decree of Pontiff WASHINGTON (AP)—Ih the A 10 7 ^hool Board Bid Waiving school class in order to save SAIGON, South Viet Nam NEEDS SECOND LOOK monds, losing to ghe queen. the lounge for the use of aduMs youth te in fialT condition today cheater maintains may be in to accept food toom the govem- news from Washington: i 9 « 3 5 7 5 4 J ment (to stock aheSters), we iA P i—The United States start­ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Later, declarer geU back to only. at Manehsater Memorial Hos­ Una with the budgetary de­ O K 10 «. TTts aniMMl Cfiirirtinas party should see theft the water, con- (CMtlnusd from P *t« One) CIVIL DEFSNSK: SeMta If you're a student of crime, dummy with a heart and tries 137* eelecemen wUI ask Town^lioM a ^kpecial meeting tonight Aboard Destroyer mands of the town directors, its Notice priest* of seylnif Mis* at any ed pulling 1.000 troop* out of 10 5 A A 7 f S at 8 p.m. at the town office* to of the Hebron Women’s Oub pital toMbwing a head-on c d - functioning — even on the tseiiawM saw fiilod aasd atorsd." aourcea aald today it la Ques­ your microscope ready, another diamond finesse. This SOUTH OounMl HaroU GarrUy to draw Adelard J. Bemala Jr., etec- time of the day. South Viet Nain, today. Three I wins, and he makes his con­ uf> an anMndnwnt to a town or­ diBciuM the fire dep a i^ en t’e re­ WiU be hsM In the Douglas Li- u«in« test night on ■ww-oovered "paper” level — Is far from per­ A t Broadcast Houae, where berome a Catholic. If the other j Dispense "for a just and tionable whether OongrdaS will Youour problem is to spot any A A K O t < toxmica technician third dess, WE HAVE DAILY jet transports let Saigon w ith' crime that occurred In the hand tract. dinance on purchas!ng, tlghten- quest for a new tarn uruck. Rep- brary recreaLtion room tomor­ USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adel- Rt. 44A in Ooveniry Jurt west of fect, and may cost the town a EJdWards 'works, "food for 1,- objects, "the Pauilne privilege" i rea.sonabie cause with all minor complete action this year on a 9 Q 10 S reeentatlves from the fire dq- loss In matching Federal funds. 221 men aboard. The remainder | shown today and to nab any Actually, Bast should put up 0 A I » felg ita provialoni on board of row at 8 p.m. GifU will be ex­ and J. Bemaie of London Rd., te Twin HSis Dr. 500 persona is stored and water allows their marriage to be dia- \ matrimonial Impediment* even $90.8 - million nuclear fallout the king of diamond* whenever eduoaiUon powen. partment will be present to an- Frederick G. Edwards, 248 DELIVERY TO'HIE tn the case of mixed mar- are scheduled to be hom>- for sheter program approved by criminal. A 3 3 aervkig aboard the deetroyer The youth, Mlchad Simard of for ^ same number wea stpred solved after the one Is convert­ the suit is flrst led from dum­ m awer queations. changed between the member*. Porter St., deputy director of rlages.” Christmas. ; the House. North dealer W «t TY seteefmen wlH requeat tender US8 Arcadia which op­ 99 Essex St., rscei'ved head and tn the provided containers the my. South may decide to play A somewhat unusual plan fot the town (JD organiaatfohs, who ed. The converted Catholic 1* A toUl of ItkSOO U S. military ! A Senate Armed Services Both sides vulnerable ttwt the asnandknent require erates cut of Newport, R.I. Ar­ some week the food waa de- ' —Allow marriages between East for K-Q-6 of diamonds in­ Blanobeater Evening HeraM shoulder injuries. He waa a was Informed of tbs directors’ free to irarry again. The pri- personnel will remain in Viet I subcommittee postponed until Opening lead—Queen of club* AD ttw boand o f educeitlan to coat- the ciub puts ita member* "on cadia recently completed a four- U-vered,” ha says. BOLTON Catholic* and non-Cathoiics. stead of K-10-«, and may thus it Bolton oorrewoigleBt,NHdlWt, Clem*.Olemi pes:enger in w car driven by Implicit decision to maintain a St. Paul Nam, but authoritative Ameri­ next week the hearing o^ furth- West opvned the queen of w it with them, aa all other tbe spot,” each member’s gift month tour of duty with the WUUaon J. BUveratone, 18, of IMwords crlUciaes the town’s vilege 1* named after -Permit the celebration of can sources reported that their lose the game and rubber. That weU Young, Mephoneephone 3U-88S1 "paper” CD organization by because the concept is derived Mass on shipboard. ' er testimony on the compromise clubs and continued the suit un- boenda must under the present to be priced i»ot leas than a dol- Sixth Fleet In the Mediterra­ 84 Durant S t, Mancheater. Bil- turnout for CD practicea. gradual withdrawal may begin til South ruffed. Declarer drew is. South may capture the king Answer: Bid two club*. The General Manager Richard Mar­ /rom his letter to the Corin­ Permit priests to say three I bill, which has administration berma of the crdlnarTce, when­ Ver. TWe sounds kind of merce- nean. During the tour vieiita verstone was treatisd at ths hoe- ’Tsn months of the year on AREA early next year. two rounds of trumps, cashed with the ace ofd lamonds, re- hand U not qulU strong enough w im tin last month, ha* pointed out the second Monday of the thians. Masses on Sundays. . backing. ever the achool boand M to naty, but the girls voted to have were made to porta in Spain, pttail for a lacerated right kme The Defense Department has three rounds of hearts and led turn to dummy with a heart, for a Jump to thro* spades (un­ waive bidding on a purchaM that there are still "several month a OivU Defense emr- Another faculty permits - Allow blind priests, a.ssi.sted Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, Army to begin it that way. Members are also Portugal and France. and forehead and dischaugied. questions left unanswered.” .said it hopes to have most a low diamond from dummy, ft- and lead a dlmaond losing the less you have passe wMich wouM exoeed1 S4O0. Prbtestants expected to bring gift* to be clae is hsM St 8 p.m. bishops to allow ille^timate by another priest, to celebrate chief of staff, told the subcom­ with). Bid a side suit and nusa Police aaid the BUvenabone Edwards had requested clar­ youths to enter the prie.sthood. American personnel out of the mittee Monday that "prudence nessing with the nine from hi* Jack to West’s queen, The ordinance now requiree forwarded to patient* at the Manchester Evening Herald "For the past year, tbe oaily LENOX Mass. war by the end of 1085. hand. Still, South should start the spades later. oar, heedhg west, was hit when ification of the status of the Bishops are also allowed to Permit chaplains in pri.sons. and plain common sense dic­ ttmt the medorHy of the mem- Norwich Ho*pit*i, as previously Hebron correspondent. Miss a car driven by Dairid O. Ktas, ones to ffoow for the driBs is West won with the queen of diamonds early to have a fair Urge Unity town CD set-up fnwn Martin, the oommunicatione personnel. PHARMACY grant permission to Catholics to hospitals and orphanages, "in Gen. Paul D. Harkins, chief tate" a shelter program. Such bera o f aili boeands, eoccept the pubUehed. Susan B. Pendleton, telephone 17. of Rt. 44A, Ooventry onosaed pointing out a variety of defi­ of the American command in diamonds and could return only | chamce. For Bhelnwold's M - page "TTfis drill is for all members read books on the index of the absence of the pastor, to ad- tralia and Keith Holyoake of protection, he said, "can reduce board of education, who wMi to A program has been pteimed 228-8454. the center line after skiddfog ciencies in the town’s organiza­ Viet Nam and Thailand, per- dlmaond or a club. • A dla Dally Question booklet, "A Pocket Quid* to waive bidding oh a partSoular of the OhrU Defense staff, but readlng matter forbidden by the minister the sacraments of con- New Zealand got on the line the number of fatalities result' (Goattaned from Page Oae) by M » . Norton P. Warner ot into dhe rear of a car operated tion. 2T9 E. CENTER ST. ,sonally thanked the men who mond return would give South Partner deals and bids oae Bridge," send 80 cents to Mem must apply in writing to not even tbe director (John church when the books are used Hrmatlon In danger of death " after a record^ message from ing from a nuclear attack by Bridge Book, Manchester BVe. Ottead oonaisting of vocal mu- ity Alice Oougtilin, 48, of Main As deputy CD director, and an for re.search or study purposes, j _ Grant experienced and pru- left today for their work. They Queen Elizabeth II inaugurated tens of millions” and la geared a free finesse; a club return spade, and the next player pass- the aeVecUnen fbr their verdict Rev. Mr. Segerhammar asked: aic, everybody Joining in. _* Merz), has appeared.” included Army. Navy and Air would allow dummy to ruff ee. You hold: Spades, 8-4-8-S; Herald. Box 3318, Grand Central Andover St., Oyventry. engineer for WTIC in Hartford, TEL. 649-0894 Most of the powers, including' dent confessors the faculty to a submarine cable across the into the military planning of the aii to whether it la in the beA "Who la going to give the au­ akk, "Samta’a WorksWp,” and a The Coughlin women had Merz, in tntervlerwB with The Force personnel. while South discarded the Jack Hearts, A-K-d; Diamonds, 7-t- Station, New York 17, N.T. hiteiraet o f the town. Edwards is first concerned with the one concerning the index. I absolve persons from all cen- Pacific from British Columbia Joint Chiefs of Staff. Copyright IMS thority for our. Roman Catholic talk by Mrs. Chariea Rathbun, slowed her car when it was CD communications. Herald, has expreeaed oonaid- prevlously were obtained by nures with some exceptions, to Hawaii, the Fiji I.slands, New of diamonds. Either way South S; an bs, K-9-4. Only ttM board o f eduoaUon, Lighting Contest eroble dtscoumgWnent with the General Features Oerp. friends to speak? After all, 1 on ”T7»e cranberry Harveet” rammed in the rear by the Klee He says, “ As I imdenrtond it, and 10-year guch as censures reserved es- ROME (API Economy-size Zealand and Australia. KENNEDY GRAVE: Crews was home. What do you aayf under the preeent ordinanoe, ia k»w tevel at which the town paper money went into circula­ All of the clues are in this E|dBoopal Note* velActe. Klee was treated et we reoelve a oonsHierable sum periods on application to the pecially to the Holy See. worked under glaring floodlights authonlaed to decide thta ()uea- don’t speak fOr the Lutheran A corporate Ooirnn union tor Set by GOP Unit Mlancheeler for a cut leg and modnitains its CD organization. Vatican. The applications usual­ tion in Italy today in a start to­ short account. After you have from the FVxteraJ Government —Permit the children of non- GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (AP) during the night to patch im the ISon fo r iteelf. Church.” man and boya waa heW Sunday discharged. each year, equal to fifty per EMwards says that, “ A repre­ Who Says ly were approved and renewed ward replacing the old big bills — The U.S. hospital ship Hope trampled grotind around Presi­ spotted the crime and the crim­ The seQectmen felt eit their sentative of each di-vision Catholics to enter holy order. that Italians call bed sheets. inal take a second look. Maybe The Rev. Dr. Franklin Clark at St. Peter’s Episcopal caiurch An outdoor Ohriatmaa light­ Kies was arrested by Trooper cent of recurring expenses «ich There as a matter of cour.se. Several —Grant the right to enter a arrived in Guayaquil Monday dent John F. Kennedy's grave nteetlng hat night that they Fry, president of the Lutheran at 8 a.m. Henry Parkington and Joseph Bangaaser and c h o n ^ should be present {at each of the faculties were granted by The old 10.000-lire bill, the you missed something In the ing contest win be sponsored aa telephone and control linen. Isn’t A cloister of nuns for just reason. for a 10-month stay. The pri­ In Arlington National Cemetery. rtMuld have more control over a Oiurcn in America, said In an­ Robert Bartlett acted aa uahers with fo llo w ^ too oloeely and drill), parUcTtlarly the Radef the Vatican only on individual largest denomination, is 10 inch­ first look. MANOHESTER DIVIO ORCHESTRA "Wteybe you (referring to Santa The decree listed 40 faculties vately financed medical mis­ Cemetery superintendent Jack board lhait spends as much other interview that "the basic by the Andover Repubfican failure to grant one-half the divlaion.'’ application by a bishop. es by 6. The new one is 6 inch­ The obvious criminal is East. at momiiig aervlcea. MArbin) are ptaming on for­ In all. In addition it listed eight sion will treat needy patients Metsler said the temporary mat­ mosMy aa the board of sduoatinn need for Christian unity is for A dtecuaition group meeting' Wcanen’s CJkib a*»d Is open to aB highway. He is scheduled to ap­ Radef is the radioiogioal de­ Claus . . . es by 3. ting placed on the grass outside When declarer led the low dia­ WEDNESDAY. DEC. 4, 1443, AT 8:15 P.M. feiting thte sum.” Pope Paul's decree means ^e j pri^ikgVs.’ orconc'eMloM'! and train Ecuadorean doctors and that an amenchnent making all of us to unite In our wor- was to be held today at the reoidente. There wiU be no reg- pear in C3tocult Ooutt 12, Man- He oo«Ytlnues, “ As I pointed tection team. bishops will have the faculties ' and nurses. the picket fence that surrounds mond from dummy East should I-n conclusion. Eldwards says Pope Paul did not read hi* the board eqtml in thia rngwot ship of Ood and our acctatance home of Mrs. Denoncourt in dherter, on Dec. 30. out In my previous letter, these on a permanent basis, eliminat­ BERLIN (AP)—A young East the graveslte hadn't borne up have put up the king. to other town boards and oom- totratlon fee, but those who that he will furnish CD Di­ December Specials apostolic letter himself. He re­ German corporal escaped to This play gives the defenders •AILEY AUDITORIUM. of His grace tn Jesus Christ" Andover. The topic waa "Bap After the Ooughlin woman ntabchlng funds will no longer ing even the formality of Vati­ VIENNA (A P)—Bulgaria and i under the thousands of visitors. miMiona would bring peace to want their home* entered are rector Merz with reconunenda- mained seated on his throne in West Berlin early today. two diamond tricks. If South In his address, the Rev. Mr. tixed Into One Church.” TTiia parked her oak off the road be available to towns with a can administrative control. (Jommunist China have conclud­ Workmen spread gravel and town government. asked to contact Wlnaton Ab­ tiona for commimicaiUons equip- St. Peter's Basilica as Arch­ The 23-year-oId, oh duty wins the *rlck be must then MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Segertiammar said local clergy­ group meet* every week at 10 following the aocident. it was C8vil Defense headquarters, af­ on ALUMINUM His decree included permis­ ed an'agreem ent for technical chipped stone around the area. They pkm to place the amend­ bott on Hebron Rd. by Sunday, r..ent to bring the town up to bishop Pericle Felicl, the coun­ along the barbed wire border lead diamonds from his own men do not often have an op- again struck in the rear by a ter the 1963-64 fiseW year, im- sion to bishops to: and scientific cooperation, the ment on the oail to the naoct a.m. Dec. 22. date, aa General Manager Mar­ • DOORS cil secretary general, read it in around West Berlin, was not no­ hand; If he refuses the first Tickets On Bel* At Ray Bauer’s Music Shop, WatMna iwrtunity to attend national or Stneere thank* are offered to oar driven by Gail McCollum, less the headquarters has a pro­ —Allow a priest to say Mass Bulgarian (jommunlst party OPPENHEIMER: "With town meeting, to be voted on by The Judging wiU take place tin had requested to prepare for Latin to the 3,200 council fath­ ticed by other guards as he diamond. Blurt leads another ntematlonal ecumenical gath­ aU who helped make the parirti 20, of Mansfield Depot. That tection factor of 100 or more.” • W INDOW S twice on a weekday. newspaper Rabotnichesko Oelo great pleasure and pride,” Pres­ townmeople. on Monday morning Dec. 23. the 1964-66 town budget. ers. crawled under the wire. diamond. Brothers, Potterton’a Kslth’s Variety •toco. erings. In view of this, he sug­ fair, held Saturday, a succees, accadent is under Investigation The headquarter*, in the bose- —Allow a priest to say Mass reports. ident Johnson has presented the Although a ciitizen’a letter to gested local study groups so Judges be Mrs. Faye • CANOPIES When the archbishop had fin­ Now for the second look. especiaUy as it waa neoesaary by Trooper John Watson of the ment of the Muniicipal Building, outside of a church in special The agreement was signed in Fermi award to Dr. J. Robert ADULTS |3—BTUDENTS |1 the aeleotmcn aiUagtng that the that minister* and laymen Hoteington, George Nelson, and ished, the Pope Indicated his OTTAWA (A P)—Alec, Mike, South was a orimlnal for wait­ to postpone the event toom the Stafford Springs Troop. has no protection other than Building Coat Rises •JALOUSIES circumstances. Sofia by deputy Economic Min­ Oppenhelmer. board of educationoatfon abusedabuaed ite ecumenical discussion Roscoe Talbot. Prizes will be 3 —Permit a sick priest to say approval and gave his blessing Bob and JKeith — Four British ing so long to start the dia­ meet for e< that provided by the structure FREE E.STIMATES ister Wei Chan-u, who led the The award came nine years waiving privOege brought the prevloua week, because of the awarded. Mrs. Paul BramhaU Is Mass in his residence and, if to the assembled cardinals, Commonwealth prime ministers monds. He should draw trumps, and dialogue. itself. WASHINGTON — The aver­ Chinese delegation to Bulgaria. after the Atomic Energy Com ordinanoe to the fore a few Tbs assembly will hold a me­ national tragedv. b. charge of the event, EASY TERMS patriarchs, archbishops and —cracked Jokes, compared their lead a heart to dummy, and re­ "O f tbe motohia^g funds," B)d age construction cost of a pri nec*ssar>’, sitting down. miselon ruled that although Op­ weeks ago, tbe selectmen feel morial service tonight, open to Congregational Notes GOP Session Canceled RockvUle-V ernon SANTA’S BEST FRIEND — Grant the privilege to bishops. weather and talked politics turn a diamond at once. vate one-famlly dwelling built SEX)UL, South Korea (AP) — penhelmer was loyal he was a the public, for the late Presi­ The Cfongregatlonal Pilgrim The nveetii* of the Andover 'wards aays, ’T understand ap- Monday night over a 18,000 - If East plays low, South fl- that there are instances, known proKlmately one hundred doAlan in the United States last year Two South Korean fishing boats security risk. In part because of SrAETS and unknown, where Itemawere dent J ( ^ F. Kennedy, who Fellowship met Sunday evening Republican ’iW n Ownmlttee, BILL TUNSKY mile telephone hookup. association with persons known in Gilead. A Bible quia on the Driver Arrested per month is paid to the teQe- waa 314,325, the Federal Hous­ Millions In Britain, Canada, with 10 persons aboard have purchased for more than $400 was to have addressed the scheduled for today has been to be Communists, and thus de­ Gospel of S t Mark took place. phone company for control d r- ing Administration reports. In 449-9095 Australia and New Zealand lis­ been missing two days off the and bidding and wsivtag both assembly. canceled. The committee will nied to him access to govern Members had been ask^ to On Speed Count cuits to sound sirens that ore IW l the average waa 313.875. tened In by radio and television. east coast near the border with were ignored. meet on Jan. 7 and members Communist North Korea. ment secrets. Brnmetklmg OonsequanUy.KlettarB wUl be reaid up In preparation for the wild be norttfled by tetter of the Prime ministers Sir Alec In presenting the award Mon­ A Communist patrol boat n t to ah boaade reminding quls. An Ellington driver, alleged' Douglas-Home of Britain, Les­ day, Johnson noted the citation U.S. Again Asks ter B. (Mike) Pearson of Can- tried unsuccessfully to seise an­ 4th tbean o f the ordinanoe which A meeting Of the mission Personal Note jy involved In a high speed had been signed by the late committee will be held tomor­ la, Sir Robert MenzIes of Aus- other South Korean fishing ves­ statss that bids must be adver­ Artist Eric Lundgren through Vernon last Fri- i President John F. Kennedy and row at 7:80 p.m. at the Smith- sel in the area Sunday, press W H k ! tised and that any waiving Joint Moon Shot said he knew everyone In the Ctellert Lounge in the Hebron t o f w e S ’ ^ t o Ws oW d»y was summoned yesterday j reports said. must be oMred through the room Joined Oppenhelmer and (Ooatlnoed from Pag* One) church. Officers of the PF are friends, Lawrence and Alice to appear in Clrctfit Cfourt 12, his wife In grieving over Ken­ board of setootmen. Invited to meet with them. Rockrille, on Dec. 17. GET DAD TO Wait Disney A fter aotne dtaouaslon it was Moe of Bunker Hill Rd. He was nedy's death. mittee he was speaking for Pres­ At last report the sum of $112 enroute to Florida from hla The driver, Richiud A. Jones, Boys Fly Far No Republican members of ______decided that advsrtirtng muse 22, was arrested by (fonatable •eeeeroe* fl m. ■ ident Johnson. had been received for the SOS aummer home imd studio In the Senate-House Atomic Ener­ ^^‘'Jnandihlo ba done by a paid legal adver- (Shore Our Substance) offer­ Edwin Carlson and charged tisemni rather than by tetter Stevenson suggested Die two Maine. On Bus Tokens gy Committee appeared for the nations cooperate in preliminary ing, Including a $20 gift In Lundg(ren, bom In Sweden, with speeding as the result of B A B Y S IT ! ceremony. ^ J o u n m j or news story. memory of the late President lived aa a boy in China and a chase on Rt. 83 and Dart Hill The aeie(dnMn decided that engineering and- scientific i« en­ - MANCHESTER BOSTON (AP) — Two 7-year- Oppenhelmer said, ‘T think It • TICHNCOlOSe 8:18 and StSO deavor* related to the massive Kennedy. Those who may still traveled In most of the coun­ Rd. at about 2:30 a.m. on Fri­ is Just possible, Mr. President, BNRIfiSM-DMRycBMIwiMRBIE bide tor the painting of the rest wlah to donate to the SOS are tries of Europe. He haa a broiwl day. Police gave chase after old boys used two subway zooms and kitchen in the Oom undertaking, even if they cannot that it has taken some charity TONIGHT B:B0 and 8:38 reach am over-all agreement. asked to send a check to Mrs. background for the painting he Patrolman John Bundy of the i I l'( )\1 \ I K tokens and a lot of nerve to get and some courage for you to munity HaH can be sought by Rockville police unsuccessfully TRUE . . actually "W e beUevs there are areas Shirley Belden, or to bring it haa done for nearly 40 years. a round-trip flight to New York. make this award to d ^ . That tetter, since tbe Job wiU cost ) \ i I \ ) i n ' v b b BB bkm PLUS shot In the medieval of work—short of Integrating the to the church next Stmday.‘ ay. TOe He first studied In art schools tried to stop Jones for question- would seem to be a good augury teas than $400. Back In Boston, Billy Alther jT T T r y locatloiM where the two national programs — from adult Bible class will meet this in New York <3lty, then at the ing. lU l STORES OPEN for all our futures.’* Town counsel wiU also be Jones crashed the car in East MEANS and Steve Murray told authori­ actual story took which all could beneffit," he said. Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the home Art Institute in Chicago. Dur­ The award, a medal and tiuc- asked to Inapeot the boezd of Windsor and fled from the scene ties they rode the subway from place! "W s should explore the oppoiv o f Mr. and Mrs. William ing the 1930 he waa art direc­ EVERY NIOHT TILL CHRISTMAS free |80,000, was given by the education’s policy on public ac- timities for practical coopera­ Crooks, . to consider from tor for Esquire magazine in on foot. Police later learned the their homes to Logan Airport AEC for Oppenhelmer's "con (Chicago. A fter moving to i car had been taken without the Monday night, then strolled with oeaa to records. The aeteotman tion, beginning with small steps Judges, 18, to the end of the U^\jHBRICAN O oA I« trlbutions to theoretical physics are of the opinion that Kern two and hopefully leading to larger Book of Ruth. Florida in 1940 he taught in owner’s pennlsrton. other passengers aboard an as a teacher and for leadership Shown A t 7:13 Arthur R. England, 26, of Eastern Air Lines plane. .STANLEY WARNER with CESAR ROMERO of the poU^ violatea against ones. ' The date for the December tbe Norton School of Art In in the Los Alamos Laboratory state "right to know" tews. meeting o f the Womerj’s Fel­ West Pabn Beach and painted Coventry, received a wsu'nlng for fud oils, service, The shuttle plane was air­ and the atomic energy program There was no immediate reac­ for following too closely yester­ PARKADE borne before a stewardess sell­ The selectmen want to re tion from the Soviet delegation lowship has been changU from many pictures rrtUch have during critical years." move the provision that appli­ Wednesday. Dec. 11, to Thurso since been acquired by art col­ day morning alter the car he heating equipment ing tickets discovered the boys but thia was not considered sig^ WEM driving rammed another were alone and jiroke. cation to inspect the records nificant Soviet representaUves day, Dec. 12. Mrs George'hOlne, lectors in various parts of the phone 922-8151 P O L m C B : Repul must be made in writing, and abroad almost never respond to wife of a former pMtor, win country. vehicle at the corner of Bread I New. York police put the boys tionel Chairman Rnillam E. Mil­ and Milk St. 170 PEARL STREET on the first Eastern flight back must state specifically which unexpected Western overtures show slides of her trip to Scot- His wife is the former Mari­ ler says the 30-day political mor­ . ______I eaHII Km AAvea Al.. Police said the driver of the I HARTFORD. CONN. to Boston. records are to be examined. until they get instructions from land. Hostesses will be Mrs. Al­ on Yemnans, daughter of the atorium he called for out of ONLY “ THE SOUND OF SKIING” The selectmen discussed bert BiUard, Mrs. John N. late Raymond S. Yeomans and other car, Elliot Godes, 52, of I respect for the memory of Pres­ the Kremlin. Llynwood Dr., Vernon, was briefiy the poeslbility that the When the Joint moon project Cross and Helen Condon. his wife Elizabeth who moved E ident John F. Kermedy does not A Grtortr school boaref secretary, custo­ Oongregetfona] parishioners from Andover to Florida In heading north on Bolton Rd. TONIGHT apply to state and local poUtlca was fliat proposed to the Sovleta when he stopped his car sudden­ Witli W ARREN AAILLER dian of the records, might reg­ their response waa lukewarm. are reminded to boring their 1914. In a statement Monday Mill­ McHicliMtGr ularly be present at specified Berty Orodier and Ganecojl Mills ly as a cat crossed the road. 4:30 to 9 O 'C LO C K er said his appeal of Nov. 38 Premier Khrushchev a month England was unable to stop In times at the school board of­ ago said he wasn’t against a coupons to the Hobron otiurch, Manohestor Evening Herald was for "the purpose of with­ A Pertenally NarrateJ 90•minute Film fice, where the records are Noaiiy 700 coupons ore atUl Andover correspondent, Law- time. The warning was issued | holding pat san public com- Joint expedition, but he indicated by Contable John Marshall. kept, for the convenience of It would have to await further nseded to oom pl^ a set of 36 ruics Mbs, telephone 742-6796. ANOTHER FIRST ment* at the iratlonal level." presented hy THE HARTFORD $KI aUB townspeople who may wish to "It has no bearing and abould easing of international tensions. FUN AND FOOD ON THE HOUSE examine the records.. . Most Western diplomats at the not have a beating, on the con­ In other business Peter Mas- tinuation of organization! and United Nations feel there must Tonight our whole store is reserved just for, you women. Delicious ■ollni was reappointed fire be a great improvement in con­ cooperative administrative work in our BUSHNELL MEMORIAL marshal. It was decldsd to In­ c FOR - party.” he said. fidence and trust between the Performance champions from snacks and homemade cookies, hot coffee . . . all on the house. Shop . . . SAT., DEEMBER 7 - 1:15 P. M. vite a representative from the two powers before such a Joint Hartford Electric Light C3o. to venture is feasible. GOVERNMENT JOBS: There make recommendations for sit back and listen to the music. It’s all for women only I The only men you’ll were 2,494,832 civilians workii^ lights around public buildings Opposition to the project Is Daytona to... Riverside for the federal government Featuring: Sttin Erikitn and churches. strong In the U.B. Congress. On find here will be our own Santa’s helpers. October. A letter was read from the Oct. 10, only three weeks after a u t o m a t i c FUEL OIL DELIVERY Kennedy made the offer to the This, said the Senate - Houae SifiEflgls Bolton Property Owners Asso­ Russians, the House of Repre­ Committee on Reduction of Non- Don Powsrt ciation recommending that the easential Federal Expenditures, :$ M A ra E f| selectmen look Into the "possi­ sentatives -voted 128-110 to hair AT THE SAME PRICE AS ORDERING YOURSELF* was am increase of 2,883 over Bitty Snitf ble privUeges of using the the use of any space funds in September. newly passed Insurance law of a cooperative moon venture the sUte as It may iqjply to with the Russians. The 8enate MWIimH-MKEE' later eased the restriction by OLYMPIC PREVIEW WSKI TECHNIQUES towns and obtain bids on the SAVE MONEY ON TYDOL Democrats Win FEHMIIOO urns-- Insurance coverage for Bolton.” stipulating that a Joint venture lit! COa-Uaa - AT INNSBRUCK TODAY AND 26 YEARS AGO The selectmen will tadk to the would require congressional ap­ proval. • Shown At 6:80 and 9:00 Insurance advisory committee In Willimantic and report,at the next meet­ There also has been a growing FUEL OIL B Y - SKIING PROM A TO 2 resistance in some U.8. quarter Plua tnd .Cinema ing- (Continued from Page One) (ASPEN TO ZURS) The selectmen gave a retro­ to spending the vast aiun, esti­ geanette MacDonald mated as high as 340 billion, PAYING CASH! Maurice ChevaUer active raise of 20 cents an hour Democrats captured the post to First Selectman Richard necessary to land an American of councUman-at-large, the only hi "TH E MERRY Morra while working on the on the moon by 1970, the Ken­ 903 Main St. contested council seat, to maln- BESCSVIO StATt at»tSAL Aowitloe roads because he Is a select­ nedy administration’s pro­ WIDOW" AnjlU)j. Ml. jrt AvaNiM* rt heal ifc claimed goal. 643-2478 tkin their 8-4 advantage. 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Kauper, organists and choir di­ Coventry rectors, Will be the accompan­ BISSELL and SON Columbia Cast Named ists. Mrs. Hill has appeared on AMERICAN LEGION ••• Eastern Star TV-Radio Tonight radio and television, and has You Should Know WEATHERSTRIP CO. worked with various acting To Fete Officers wrmTKti 3SIVC AlfUMlNITM INTERW^CWtlfG MKTAld Town Urged For Operetta groups throughout the area. Atty, Saniord J. Plepler Itauper Is a music teacher at WEATHERATniF YOUB DOOIUi S e d ^ c k Junior High School, Of Past Years By Menotti West Hartford. Television • CUTS rUEL COST ^ To Reply to r t Atty. •Mifonl J. (Sandy) 1:00 ( 8) Big 8 T heater (In prog-e> 7:80 (12) M ster This BO-minute presentation of n ep ler had not decided, In his M) s r e d u c e a ir l b a ^ ^ rm o M AH memibers of C9imsx Cfiap- re u ) ^ . Skxnomlo Highlights s KEEPS OUT DIRT, S A N ^ SMOKK Dr. Doric Alvlani, chairman Amahl and the Night Visitors’’ Junior year at the University (30) Eisrly Show In P ro g re s s , (22-30) Mr. Novak is open to the community. TTiera ter of Eastern Star wtU be (22) Movie a t 6 (In progressT (925^) 0>mbat ’ m RATTIdlNO o r DOORS , Rec Queries of the music department at the BINGO of CJoTOiacUciit. to become an 8 O’CXOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. guests of honor st a dinner ob­ ( 8) New* < 8) What In the World • DOOR fMPBRATES MORE EASILY University of Maaaachusetts, will be no reserve seats or tick­ attorney, he mlgrht now be (26) Big Plot jre 1,00 . 8-12)------Red -- ets sold, but a free will offer­ teaching English Uterature serving past matron’s and past (24).______Juste On Bearing : ^P S OO^IN ANDWW will direct the operetta "Amahl (t8) In the PuMto Interest FREE ESTIHATBS Townzpaopta arc urged to fill and the Night Visitors,” to be ing will be taken. Inasmuch as "aomewhere In the east.” patron’s night at 6:30 p.m. (24) Dog etiquette 8:80 (2220) Redlgo out and return the queatlon- the seating capacity Is limited, EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Wednesday at the Masonic Hall (iO) Btoney Burke ( 8-2040) M cHsls’s Navy Phon6 64S-5470 or 643*4167 presented by the Simsbury Today, 14 years later, the 8:10 ( 8) Neve. Sports and Wsatb- (24) D ram a Festival nalrea which have been mailed Light Opera Co. Friday at 8„ seaUng will be on a first arriv- oounselor Is a valued associate In Morrow. ' er 9:00 ( 8-12 IPetticoat Junction recently by the (xxnmlttee in Con-' al. first seated basis. There will Reservations, however, are to (22) Club Houie (lO ^ W ) Richard Boone p.m. in Kaiser Hall of with the nrm of Lessner, Rott- (18) S u b ^ lp tto n TV charge o< planning and devel­ cordia Lutheran (Church, This also be ample parking available. ner, Karp and Jacobs; an aux­ be in immediately with Mrs. l:3U (40) Adventuree In Time (8-20-10) Oreatect Show on oping the newly-acquired recre- Helen Wilcox of Merrow, Mrs. (10-22-30) Humley-Brlnkley Earth musical piece, which is rapidly iliary member of the Manches­ (12)__ NewsbsatNewf" - ational area. becoming a seasonal classic, ter Democratic Town Commit­ Wedter S. Haven and Mrs. (24) W hst's New 9:80 ( 3-lh Jack Benny Club Will Hear ’Thomas Nanoa. both of Oov- (18) U fe of Riley (24) M P o ^ and Poetry ’Itie committee feelz it riiould waa composed by Glan-Carlo tee; and chairman of the vl^- (20) Industry on Parade 10:00 ( 8-12) O arrv Moore ooordtaate M« work with theln- i[ Adrian's Special ly important Town Charter Re­ entiy. (10-224(n Teh..epbone Hour MenotU. ( 8) W alter Cmnklte (24) In^SchooIlool Preview BEZZINI BROS. teresta and needa o f the two Dr. Alvianl is a former direc­ Singers of MHS vision "Commission (CRC). ’The Rev. James R. MacAr- ( 8) The (Outlaws 8-20-10) The FngtUve moat interested groupa, the Re­ tor of the Hartford Symphony EVERY K40NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY He has become a student of thur, pastor of the First Oon- 7:00 (12-22-80-40) News. Sports and 11:00 ( 32-1222-80) News. SpOris charter revision, with very gregational C5hurch of Ooven- W eather and Weather WAYSWE FURNnUM creation Council and the School Chorale and has led the opera The Round 'Talble Singers of ITHURSDAYS ONLY TO 4 R.lii.l ( 3) Award Theater 11:18 ( 8) Ifovle Planning Committee, but they company for ten years. 3.aiioh«*ter High School, under definite Ideas on the subject. trj-. wUl lead a vesper service. LWV Speaker (24) Jr. High Science Steve Allen Plepler believes that "most At the busine.ss meeting at 7:46 (18) SubM nptlon ’TV ‘ U 9 EAST MIDDLE TPKB^-AT TUB QBBBN aiao wlrii tc reflect the deeires Appearing In the lead as the direction of G. Afivrt Peor- PERMANENT W A V E ...... $10.00 Thomas F. Henry, executive Tonight (C) "Amahl” will be Mrs. Beyerly people do not appreciate the pjn. the past matrons and past secretary of the Connecticut (10) Movie . Movie of the community ae a whole. aon, will enrtertain al the scope and significance of char­ p.itrona of the order will con­ (20) For - Tour Information 11:80 (32-30) Tonight (O The quesUonnaire Seta a Anderson of Spring^field, Mass., Christmas party of the 80-60 Oosranission on Civil Rights, T:1S (22) Backstage It) Movie who has appeared In many of SHAMPOO and S E T ...... $ 2.50 ter revision." fer the initiatory degree on two will speak on “Emplosrment and (30) Sports (Jamera ( 8) Morie munber of recreational arotiv- Club of St. Mary’s Blptacopal MenotU’s operettas. She is pres- Church Friday evening. Favors Continual Review now members. Housing as They Relate to Ol'vll SEE SATTROATTS TV WEEK F (« COMPLETE UBtlNO NOTICE Itiee for which fadliUea even­ HAIR SHAPING...... $185 He prefers that "there should In charge of the program will tually may be provided. 'T h e enUy a featured soloist with 'Hie club will start the fes- Rights ” at 8 pm. Thursday at the Trinity Methodist Church. be a continual and perpetual be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nanos, M ^ ’s Ownnumlty Hall. This number of membera in a famUy UvtUes with poUuck In Neill WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT review of the town's laws, worthy patron and matron. Springfield. Hall of the church at 7 p.m. Atty. Plopier Is a member of open meeting is sponsored by WINNERS OF OUR GRAND who might enjoy the auggeeted rather than sporadic attempts Phi Kappa Initiate the Manchester League of aport either as a porticipent or Hector Phelps, a tenor solo­ after whirii a rivort buslneas at wholesale changes.” the American, Connecticut and Robert A. Gehring will be ist from Granby, will portray meeting will be heW. Manchester Bar Aa.sociatlons. Women Voters. Radio OPENING CONTEST a spectator can be Ueted. There "King Kaspar!" He is known He eald that part-time char­ initiated tonight Into the Uni­ Henry received hie B.A. de- ia also a space for suggeetiona The entertainment wUl pre­ ter revisionists have too many He is also a member of Phi versity of OonnocUeut chapter (This UstiBg Inclndea only thoM nowa btondoMki of M or M for hli work In West Hartford, cede ^ perty portion of the ADRIAN’S EpsUen Pi FVatemlty, and is a gree from Holy Cross, Worces­ which will be more than wel­ Simsbury and Granby churches. proposals to consider and. con­ of Phi Kappa Phi, a national ter, and his L.L.B. from the minute tongtA. Some atatfoao carry other ohort nswaeaota). 1st PRIZE ______evening, and thet'e will be a 856 M A IN ST. — 643-6266 sequently, must reduce them to member of Teinplc Lodge of come; and a column to be An accomplished member of graib bag. A box wUl also be honor society for all academic University of Connecticut Law WDBC—1888 . 7:00 BUI Hughas MRS. KENNETH C. TIPPY checked If it la felt that an:___ ADRIAN’S SERVICES EXCX.UDED a few which they think will be Masons in Bridgeport. fields. He is one of 63 Univer­ t2:00 OIrand the opera company, Phelps was provided and marked "Mans­ He is a member of Temple School. He serves as assistant 8;U0 Long John Wade MANSFIELD CENTER for a particular actlvtty would OPB»l MONDAYS DURING DECEM Bpt acceptable to the electorate. sity undergraduates being so pirofe—oi' in American History 8:00 Raynor Shines wnnr—im instrumental in founding and field Training School” for those "Too many merltoiiotis sug­ Beth Sholom, and serves on its 1:06 News Sign OK 8:00 Newt, ~ Waather, rTtoorU be deairabie to serve the town’s organizing this production of who wish to donate a gift for honored. and Business Lew in the eve­ 8:90 Showcaae recreation needs. gestions get lost In the shuffle," executive board. Tea Date Set WHAT-«18 8:46 Lowall Dioinas 2nd PRIZE “Amahl and the Night Visl a child of the insUtutlon. he said, "whereas, b>’ means of Father of Two Boys ning division of the UnlversUy 6:00 Kaay Bd Show 8:60 Sporta Tima The questlnnaira is akeauly tors,” and he has designed all ’The stiver tea to introduce of Hartford. 8:30 News. Weather and Sports 7:00 News Showcase D. SURPRENANT constant review, a charter may The attorney was married in 7:00 Eldward P. Morgan stamped and addressed to the the scenery for this Advent per­ 1951 to the former Constance the new administrators in the Prior to Ms appointment to 7:88 The Lieadlng QnestleB WINDSOR LOCKS, CONN. secretary, Leonard Oouchon. be kept current, and abreast school system will be held from 7:15 Jeff Sprung 8:00 The World Tonight formance. eg governmental trends.” Federman of New London who, his present poet, he was su­ 10:80 Tonight At My Place 8:16 Life U na Other membera of the commit­ Amahl's mother will be Mrs. r taptor traveked iMsinn before he ssttfed in Man- hie way through law achool. 8.00 Neva. Sports and Weather 10:06 Showcase and News K. F. FROHARDT man, Paul Merrick, vice chair­ ton. She has appeared In vari­ ^ •• sored by the Robertson PTA, for 13 years. Before this, Henry s ' s' cheater, iMvlnc been bom ki The couple live at 112 Weaver 6:36 Old. Borrowed and Blue 13:06 Neva^^d Sports MANCHESTER, CONN. man, Wilbur Fletcher, Kiiby ous musicals toroughout Con­ -AX- .' ' MbrlBota. Mbm, a town of 20,- Rd. with their tw'o sons, Rich­ was postponed because of the sorv«d aa senior examiner in 6:45 Three Star Ehctra 12:36 Sign Tappan, Myron BerkcwMjs and necticut and Massachusetts, deaith of President Kennedy. the State Personnel Depart­ 7:06 Conversation Piece 000 populatian, hbout 90 miles ard. 4, and Andrew, 2. 7:30 News of the World 4th PRIZE ' Wallaoe Lohr. The queation- and has sung many leading south cf MbniMpails. Plepler says that he finds Briefs ment and as an interviewer for 7:46 Congreaslonal Report nairea should be returned by roles with the company for the potlUcs very intriguing and ’The North Coventry Wom­ the State Labor Department. 8:10 Pope Concert B!RS. G. MASSNER He nemwnbers Minnesota for 9:06 NIghtbeat Dec. 16. past eight years. V s ' S ' 3 Anyone interested in bearing lbs cold wOmten, with Ue at- much to his liking. His busineae en’s OkJb will hold its Christ­ 11:00 News FOR RENT WAPPING, CONN. BloodmofaUe Visit Job Emerson of West Hart­ tendant hse and snow—but also and political associates agree, mas party at 8 pm. today gl this tafic is welcome to attend. U:16 Sports Final 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projee- ford will portray "King Mel- the Church Community House. 11:80 Starlight Serenade The Red Oroas BkxxknobUe far Ms many enjoyable montha and say that his aagsdty, per- 100 News and Sign OR tora—aom d or oUeiit, alzo Sth PRIZE will vialt OertumMa Dec. 9 at cholr." A baritone, he has sung Of akiJng and akaUng. severence and knOlwledgaUlity In charge of refreshments will work meeting tomorrow at 11 86 mm. rilde projootoro. with the Schola Cantorum un­ be Mrs. Russell Karker, Mrs. w rop—1418 •MRS. M. SLEMINGER ireomana HaU from 13:46 to His fbmly moved to Ckm- make him well suited for a poU- am The postponed meeting 8:00 Joel Cash 8:30 p.m. Mra. (3arl OosUne ia der the direction of Robert ■aotlcnt hi 1043. E nt to West tioal ftMure. ’Iheunea T. Coopers, Mrs. Rus­ of the pastor’s council will be WELDON DRUG CO. MANCHESTER, CONN. Brawley. ’The third king, "Bal­ s sell Stons and Mrs. Naren 901 Mata Sh-^TM. 64S-8S31 recruitment chairman and will nantford, later Bridgeport. Plepler oonsMera his move held at 8 pm. tomorrow at be assisted in telephoning 'by thazar,” is Waldo Jones, a ' 'N Ftepiar wss enrolled at to Manchester hi 1967 one of BHia. There win be an exchange Kingsbury House. Simsbury resident. A bass solo­ of gifts Ml a grab bag pro­ Mrs. 'WUtour Fletcher, Mra. nwahlrr Anadeny. where he the wisest choioeaof MaUfa,and W alter Sduoder, Mrs. John ist, he has appeared with the psrttelpsted In throe sporta — aaya that he bad "always want­ gram. Maacfaeatnr Evening Herald N EW CAR company for the past six years. A Christmas party for chll- Gtxsnan, Mira. Arnold Slhvonen, r—ircittiall toottwti and treck. ed to live and work hi a town Coventry oorreapondent, F. Mra. Henry Rnmm, Mra. Peter Mrs. Marilyn Hill and Jim Oolf. F doOmII F U Uke this — pteaaant, ahtraottve drsn of members of the Cov­ PnoUne Little, telephone 742- RENTALS entry 'Volunteer Fire Assoda- SCoedloel, Mra. W alter Drew, TMay, wiMit little time he can and conducive to aucoees.” 8381. Mrs. Leonard RoUnson and spare from hla family and work Ucn and Ks Woirten’a Auxiliary, Townes Own Giant Christmas Tree wUl bs held from 3 to 5 p.m. For tho Hdkkm Mra. Alfted Brand. Those who la spent on the golf ooune. ora not oontdoted and with to A rented skvworker yesterday assisted park department employes In transforn^g the « - To Ftepler, law la a fOH-ttme De& 14 a t the South Coventry Pulp Capacity Rises And Wookencfo o k e iu K But 1 in 3 Know firelMUBe annex. Planned are give blood may call Mrs. Gos- foot white ptae tree Up Plus Taxes power. (Happy choosingl) 8nt, sharpen — yes. Change —no. And you ckwed the fbHowing year, Fkep- uncle. a t 8 pzn. In the olaasroom. Metn- Gunn of the Oddhester Bar­ ble and desk tops M9.95 ler waa given a deak in the Five others recognized neither of five beautiful bera are askiBd to bring their racks ia the investigating of­ Now then—on to more of the things that een tcU diat to your friends. law finn'e Mlanchester offices. man. for oWklren’s used clothing for ficer. and they ore easy — and — SB 7H* OHIY OCMSR WHO SaiS THi WIOi-TaAOt CAi*—YOUe AUlHOaUto POHTIAC DCAIK furniture efyles SAKtlon — a project which the to keep clean. Let • ADDING MACHINES group cenlucita • omiong them Maocheerter Bveniiig HeraM C OdumMa correspondent Vir­ us help you with SALES — SERVICE — Christmas ONLY... 3 9 8 Ohailiee Hill Jr., chalinnan of ginia M. Carlson, telephone 338-9224. suggestions. RENTALS — SUPPLIES PAUL DODGE P O N TIA C , Inc. ttte Boy Scout drive, said re- J tAnna up to now total $421.49. Mirrors Cut To AH Sizes ANNOUNCING ^ Shopping? Last rsponts and a wind up of 298 ’TO 296 OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 PM . 873 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. the coimpaign wtU be compteted HARTFORD (AP) — The SAT. 8 AM. to NOON a t Hllis’ home on Heomequln State Motor Vehicle Depart­ MARLOWh Read Thursday itlght ment’s daily record of automo­ ■Everything For Christmas’’ Ttze caUendar, sponsored by bile fatalities as of last mid­ J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. Don Y Disturb ttis Women’s Guild of the Oon- night and the total on the same I Mata St., Manchester I gregiaibiianell ahurcA, hoe arrived date last year: 31 BISSELL ST. Phono 449-7322 and ta being dtotiibuted. Ttiis 1962 1968 Your Savings! yiear, ia oomixjette of picturee Killed ...... 298 298 ^ r t t

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' wi a t wi I A:'.) AAur-A.«.*>4a''<'4 P A G E S E V E N »i>iinn»!STi»a. e v e n i n g h e ^Ra l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , o o n n ^ T u e s d a y , D e c e m b e r s, i 96s BAWranCSTER* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER S. rAGB g a Mrs. Carson V V n , : w ■ ■ t I '; I ■ wlahea ta ram amber in honor, of (ha vica preiidenttal gtot Doston Group >11 1 Agrnnt W s»i History? Innrinalrg^ with varlcua pcs- let’a not oVerdo It by making a Connectwut Bibilltaiea b ^ n g rumorad ki the Santa and the Hpuse HeadsDof L •nM hKWt fHifManinR aapaot thouaand tnaigniflcant and lead, but tha poaatoMlty of %ttKttCllilAU Plays with of the aarrice Miat notiped Jahnaon being genarally dto batting ijirraUi mcaningleaa uaea of that name. Mrs. James Ckrsan of 7T Anoy Major Ooneral, JuHtio Let it be reaerved,' In aoma da- iasad aa imMkdy. Ciiapter Owe .4 n atm___ ^Yankee A t thta atoge of Um gw M , in Superb Tone Bigelow St was recently in- mnSSS 'iHO CO m e KM n, rendered tot hie eapacity gree, for aomethlng that will Once upon a time, to the It By A.H.O. a oornar of a botal room where stalled as worthy mlMraas of od pObbclty a«ent for Woat really expresa thla natlon’a feel­ one weetern state chaiiman had Kingdom cf Poo, there lived By JOHN GRUBER three utUe children named the Daughters of liberty, No. a 0«Tnany erae Hot maroJy that ing about John F. Kennedy. Just actually called his home It waa 8RO at UConn'a Jor- 17. She w ill be asaUrted during w ho undertook, for a foe of eoine The Inner, final, actual truth organixatkxi by long dlatanoa to Jeremy. Slaty and MMa Jo. ('.WDIK.^ Jeremy wwa the moat grown geneon Auditorium laat Evening the next year by Mrs. Martha October 1. u n 1490.000, to help Woet Oor- o f poWtloal avenU can taka ae 1*3__ themti to set up Ittaratura Bell, deputy mtotreas; Mrs. on the baaie of a cartaki .*den- up. H e waa 9. Mias Jo w as toe aa people came ham far and rabUrtod Br« BreBiot tCKCopt many retain and etrenerthon Ita many diapes aa there are partlc- bahy. She wea 4. Ahd Siaay was Robert Bell, recording eeore- A Thought for Today Uty in tha second spot on Ihe wide to hear the Beaton Sym­ tary; Mrs. Thomas Conn, fi­ ara- ftiterod at Imaye adth the United Statea ipanta In and obsarvara of any 8 and In-between. Sponsored by the Mancheo- ticket, w « had another eenver- phony Orcheatra with Erich nancial secretary; Mm. Thom- rn»« ever more frtRhtenlng particular thing that happens. sation wHh Rlbleoff. We asked One day, ehort^ before ter OouncU of Oinrahaa Leitifdorf on the podium. They aa Leemon. treasurer. thinc M Sti«aerted by the way So, whan wa venture to ro- hkn If, In face o f what etaaMd Ctortatmae, toe e h i l ^ were Also. Mrs. WUUam Smith, Meykw alone in their houee on found their Journey richly re­ LENOX PHARMACY pretty definite evidanoa that the General Mem, teeUfylng before call oartain coirversatlona whldi warding, tor it waa an evening chaplain; Mrs. Margaret Wil­ 299 E. CENTER STREET^49-0896 In the 40th chapter of Isaiah, ottier man had afready been Itoikid nm Road. Their father son, flrat oondurtress; Mm. AJUWV Senate kiveetisatora laat took place back m i960, we are and mother were tm *y. They of muuc that waa well choaen the great prophet gives voice selected, ba stUl Intended to and exceptlonaUy well played. Arlene WMliams, second oon- apring. In teetlmony Juat re- moat certainly not attwnptkig were lanH> maketw and they had ;.-s to wrtt# any authoritative his­ prsM hla own adrooa«y of tha duotnese; Mrs. Hannah Oooke, to hopee that are essential to selection of Johnson. Rkdccff gone to a neetby kingdom to Mr. Letoedon apent a long leaeed, deacrlbed one phaae of tory, or even to advance the first lecturer; Mrs. WUUam lUCMBBIt OF ^ men. It ia the promlae of God’s said he did so Intend, end that, aeU their werea. They left the apprentlceahtp to the field of m ASSOCIATED P lu as hla work; theory that thla was the way a ballet, where he early learned Oraneton. second lecturer; Mre. faWifulnese, Hla love and Hia deepita the apparent trend inaida children to Jeremy'c charge for Margaret Bain, inside guard; • lodtod Preoi ta MClu- 'Moat of our time and ef­ certain Individual got on the he w M a reaponiMe boy and the value of rhythmic preclalon _Oed to lb« ooe o< rtiwb- preparation for the exile's re­ tha Kennedy camp, ha thought Mrs. Edith Ford, outside guard; at oU oewi dtipatcbef fort," he befen, "le apent In turn. Using the term symboll- path toward an eventual Praa- nearly always knanr the rtgut More recently he applied hla to it or not otnirwiM there would still come tha mo­ Mrs. Georgina Tomllneon, trus­ adviahis our client how to act cally, all men's heart* are ac­ kSEOcy* ment whto ha would ba able tt thing to do. tolenta to the field of opera, la ihia paper atMl alio the But,’ since the friendship be- _____ toe paranU had gone. where lyriciam is of utmost tee. pablisbM her* quainted with exile. And aa we praee h la aigument for the A fter TTie installing officers were ite of re.^^'ibhnUoD of conaiatent with the htnage ex- twean President Lyndon John­ Jeremy and the glrla played Importance. He baa managed All are deeply oonocloua of our- selection at Johneon. Mrs. Joseph Johnston, dep­ hertiB are alao peoted of them here In the Unit­ selvee. there is felt the need son and Connectlcut’a Senator gamea. They played hide end to Impreaa these qualities on the to "return.” But the pathway Tom Dodd has long been known, Tliat waa aa closa to the inaida seek. SanUnea. F lt o i| ^ statues. Bostoii Symphony to no uncer­ uty, end her staff from the ed Statea." Daughters of Liberty. No. 125,' of return is not back to what and algnallaed by many public o f tbbngs aa wa ouraelvea aver FoSow the le ader. d e r. ------Mmon aaya tain fashion, with the reault that f M aVTtee ollent of M. C. A. In other worde. General and C9uirter Oak Lodge. 1B6. ^ has been, but rather to the acts and testimonials from both got at Loa Angeles, and wa And eo on. They ptoyed aM the It plays with almost unbellev' Klein, aa publlcUy a«ent. de­ Robert Bell, supreme grand paMMMn Eepw?*!!**.**’.** Source of all that was and all men. It wonld also be an inter- never did beocme able to detar- femes Jeremy could thkik of able precision, and an eftortlesa, hiHw Xathewe Special Afeoey — I E 3 3 aaaif/tant deputy of the Grand cided what image of Weet Ger­ that will be. As we come upon estu^ thing if there were a leas mlna Just how much weight until flnaUy hs ran out of Ideajj, singing tone production which is few Tort. Chlea«o. Detroit and Black Chapiter, served as, pi- many and of the Weet Germana A .vent and the Chrtatmaa sea­ publicised connection also ex­ Riblooff oooMhuted to tha final Thtn Sleoy eald, "N ow w e ll unequalled at the moment. la ifB E R AUDIT BUlUEAtl OF son a new pathway there is, in­ isting between the new Preei- dedalon of tha Kapnedy camp. play houeo. I ’U bo the motoer The orcbeatra playa with ab- anief for the event. CI*C01.ATI0NB. ______waa "axpected” here in the A soclel hour was httd in deed, through Christ, to that dentdent and Connecticut’s Sen­ All wa remenbar la that there and you bathe tather and Miss aoiute unity and responds horn; Robert Schaffer, bassoon; Harvey Goldstein, oboe; and United SUtca. then told the were a couple of daya when we one man to the conductor’s Oueeto at tomorrow’a concert are these mustcians from the the banquet hall after the kv- n * Berald Prlntiait Coenpuy. whkti is ever new, ever fresh, ator Abe Riblcxkf, not the con­ Jo can ha tha baby.” Hartford Symphony, who will play Mozart’e “Slmphonla William Goldstein, clarinet (Herald photo by Oflara). %>c. aeeumee ao fluaocial reepoo- Weet Germana how we liked nection of long cooperation and were, thanks to Riblcolt, one of •T want to ba tha mothar," direction, meanwhile producing staUation. alblllty for typograpUcai errore ap- ever fuM of patient love— the "J am sot aaly a bookaallcr. I am a etorytaller aa well." Concertante." They are, left to right, James Jacobs, French aeartet In adrartisemaatiI andsujtj ouuiw t ^ them beat, and then helped source of man's most magni­ personal friendship which has tha eacaptionaUy IntaiUgant tb- said Mias Jo. an opulent adund that must be (enrJi eater sarvera at the convention who the despair of Its rivals. Here Is feadlag metier la The Mi them poiie that way. ficent hope. existed between the President •*Tou can't,” exclalmad Sissy, ing her golden curta “About a krentaa Herald. ' and Dodd, but a connection per­ expected Kennedy to pick *T like stories," whispered an example of what orchestral be aggrieved by the sale of So, In the end, the mort vltel Sumitted by "•nian who would be the baby?" beautiful Queen and a haad- Rev. Fehx M. Davis. Minister haps, in at least one specific Johneon. Sissy. She poked her head un­ playing can be, and really liquor at that location, that adeertumg houre: "Jerem y can ba the baby.” Bome Prince. About good chil­ Two Appeal su ^ sale would create a traffic and important thing General Second Oongregational Church moment, fairly Important. J6fBn\y turned whltt. **I der Jeremy’a arm and atared ttiould be, though It la all to longingly at tha oases filled dren. Pertlee. TraveU ki toe sky hazard, that his property would For TaewiM d ^ ^ l p'm Klein and his publicity-propa­ Bade in the sprmg of 1960 won’t,” he declared. He waa ■eldom encountered. Quartet to Perform Wednepdey^i P ,m with hooka and all that!” WhUe Mr. L«toB(lorf in un- be devaluated, and that MUIer ly—1 p.ro Me.— ganda apparatus did waa not to as Connecticut waa getting Millington Heads preparad to do almost anything Miss Jo waved her hand. *T Liquor Bids was unable to estabUah a "hard­ - ~L Thsreday reedy to go to tha Democratic n f A to entertain hla slatara but twathis *T wtoh I had a story," said exoeUed to technical nMittera aa i.m. >nday. interpret West Germany to the Sabu Dies at 39, want a story about Santo a oonduotor, he is not on quttn ship" factor. NtUonal Convention at Loa An­ Police Auxiliary was clearly aomethlng he could Mias Jo. SiM dropped down ana ____ Ulne; United S U trt. rirat, he inter­ peered between Jeromy’akneee. Claus," aha ^d . such fkm ground aa an tatcr- With Civic Group Oowkes had vcloed toe only day of publlcaltoi eacaat geles, and Governor Riblooff •' not do. The Storyteller nodded sol­ ZB A Granted objection to granting the vari­ — t a.m. preted Um UnKod Stateo to In Jungle Films "But—" began Sissy. The man amiled — A happy pnntwr, pantioularty of Mceart, alreaidyshad his aUture aa one emnly at all he heard. He whoso muaic be offered here ance. when the Nov. 18 hearing Went Omrumay. That waa hla of the foremost national leaders Gerald T. MiUkigton of 87 "Never,” eald Jeremy firmly. amHe now. "Tell you ■what," he ■niaoday, Dacarabw t stretched out his legs and etoe- txrth last aea jon and this. TTm A quartet of well-knownOfrom unknown oompoeera by Two Uquor-asBOctated vari­ was held. He had appeared then groundwtirk operation. He/told HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Sabu. for the nomination of John F. Benton Si. laat nigtk waa toaot- "I'm g ^ g to be the mother,” aald. "Let me aR down and I td his eyes. "V ery w ell." he sound was shimmering, the Hartford mualdans will be Edward Miller. ances, granted on Nov. 18 by on behalf of the North Metho­ w# tbe elephant boy whose Jungle Kennedy, we asked him in hia ed captsdn of toe Mencbeetor repeated Mies Jo calmly. rest a bit and you aliaH hava a murmured. "The story shall be Tickets, which have been on the West we f^^nated a generation No—me 1” Sissy stamped her ouetMMs ware observed, and the the Boning board of appeals dist Cihuroh, saying that the 3 A Court Is A Court office on* day whom he thought a to ^ ." about all these things." guest artists with the Manches­ Hked; then he told ua that waa movle-gqera. is .dead at 39. Auxiliary Polios during a spec­ (unw and emheUMxnento were sale at various locations around church and ita 536 members the beat choice for a vice pres­ foot. _ "But you sac,” said Jeremy, "A true story!" Interrupted ter Civic Orcheatra at ita first town< will be available at the (Z B A ), are to be contetted, in Ones again, sympathy with what the West Germana werei VicUm of a heart atUck, the ial election held at police head- Now both Sissy and Mias Jo earcfolty turned. frowned oh the sale of aloohohc idential nomination if Kennedy very buatoeMUke, “wc have no Jeremy. Sissy and Miss Jo concert of the season tomor­ door tomorrow prior to the con' the Heutford Court of Oonunon Indian-born actor died Monday burst Into tears and poor Jere­ But there wsa a tendency to beveragea The appeal was filed and approval for an objactive won the flrat spot on the ticket. quartara. m on^. W e can’t buy a atorj'.’’ chimed in, "Y es, yes, a true row at 8:15 p.m. to Bailey Audi­ cert, beginning at 7 p.m. ^ hia s* hls home in nearby Chats- my did not know what to do ruah. Writing a preface to an Pleas. in him own name. baing nought In an extra-court In thle kind of a y ^ hla Hla knmedlata answer waa Lyn­ MtHtogton. wtM f ormerty bald 'N o need.” said the man. "I story!” sdMfon o f Moseirt Bonatiw, torium of Manchester High Members of the Rainbow Flvmk and Barbara M. Banco don Johnson. W a aek.ed whether to restore peace ta tha family. am not only a book sellar. I am The Storyteller nodded. "Of Maxwell Miller, after three naa o f the prastlga of the Unit­ powers of analyda, oc hla knag- ugj|t*gir. toa sasna position on tha ao-man eslnt-8a«ns advlaed: Tt la School. OMs, under the dlrscUon of previous denials, had been of 9 LMley S t, in appealing toe he thought there waa a chance, Hia head whirled with the re- a atory-taSer aa well. And the course.” He took a deep breath ed SUtee Supreme Court must inatloo, taste, or Judgment be- Beet remembered for hla roles auxiliary force, fSU toa vacancy sponribUlty of it all. oeoeaeary to Shun to the case The soloists, all of whom oc­ Mra. Weefley MUee, motoer ad- granted a varlanoe to apply for Mkto St. deokrion, claim that first, of Kennedy wenting to atory I teU you w ill ba free." and the story began. cupy flrat chairs with the Hzu’t- vlsar, wTl serve as ushers. They toey would be aggrieved by ba mfacad with regrst that that came apokeamen for both aidea In "The Thief of Bagdad.” "Jun- craa'ted by toe raeignatkm of At thU point there was a of MoMst, the tendency to a drugglst-Uquor kcenae at 299 have Johnson, and, secend, of Tbs ohSdren shouted with (Tomorrow: Nog—the Bugaboo) b u n y toe moveroento, as too ford Symphony, include Harvey are Constance Barrett, Suzanne llqiMr satee at that kx:ation, praatige Is being invaded and Sam C. Diamond of 88 Oon- knock at tha front door. Happy Green Rd.; and John B. De- Johnson agreeing to nm. atanoe Dr. Diamond, owner of pleasure. Tbey puHed the Story­ often hagqwna." Seint-8aens Goldat^, oboe; William Gold­ Oowtae, Patricia Oartwright, Quattro, after one denial, had since their bark yard la only ____ got hia start when the late Rtbtooff replied that he did to hava a distraction Jeremy HEADS WELFARE UNIT enlisted for any purpoae not duot Amarlcan-West German producer Sir Alexander Korda toe Diamond Police Equipment teller into toe houee and aat w ss oomplBtotog In 1915 and stein, clarinet; Jamea Jacobs, Patricia Rhoads, Baibara Zepp, been granted a variance to ap­ few feet from the rear of the not know, but that he himself Tuahed to open the door. NEW YORK (AP)—WUUam' atrletly Ita own oonatltutional spotted him during the filming Oo. on Main Bt., bad to give hkn down before tha firs. They bis remarks sre even more French horn; and Robert Schaf­ Janet MUes, EUeen Christensen. ply for a package More liquor store. They atoo clehn that Ds- relations Inside hia own head, intended to work very aerioualy, There waa a man standing H. BuUcelcy, vice iprestdent of of "Elephant Boy,” in 1937. up toe poet beoauee a town pushed hla old broken eult- • worthy of oonaMcrstion today, fer, bassoon. They will play the LUa North, Cheryl Ruesell. Bon­ Ucense at 415 Main St. Both k>- Quartltro did not prove "hard­ duty. ki hia own private dialogue. The when he got to Loa Angeles, for there, tall and thin, hla shoul­ Connecticut PrtotAs, Inc., of "Slmphonla Concertante” by: nie HaUowell, Nancy MecKay, He came to the United States ordinance itatea that a town ders dragged down by two ceaea to the side and sat down when the tempo of our daily cationa are non - conforming ship” at toe ZBA hearing. Wa refar, of eowM, to Preal poaltions he advlaed Adenauer the edectlon o f Johnson for the Hartford Conn., has been slsct- M ozart esfi Christine BlaselL in 1938 with the movie, ofCtoer may not hava buainaaa large sultcaaee he carried to his at Ida feet. Hvtog is g ieatly accelerated sites. ' The plakitiffs in both actiona Give Daystrom dant Johnson's naming of Chiaf to taka, tha speeohaa he wrote second spot. He held the routine sd prettdent of the Nattonsl So­ ower toe customa of Ms day. Vytautas Maiijoaius, conduc­ Paitrons c f the orohestra. to Alton B- Cowles of 284 Green Are repreaented by Atty. Robert "Druma,” and appeared in deaflngi with toe town. HM hands. He had eoft gray eyes "Now , what shall the story cial Welfare Assembly. juadee Uarl Warran to ba tha for American OongraMnnen to many other films, mostly of a apprsissi of Johnson, that he firm provMea equipment for Just aa Ma day wsa notably tor of the Mancheater Civic addition to those previously an- Rd. is appealing the drug store W . Gordon, and each haa oo- woirid indeed give a sami-con- and bushy eyebrows and a sort be about?” asked the Story­ He has been assoototod wtto Orcheatra, which ia sponaored (THE BEST) ehalnnaji of tha saven-mambar Jungle nature. the MsiKheater PoUoe Depart­ faster than the tima of MaanrL noonoed. Include the fotiowfog: grant, claiming that he would slgned toe otiter's surety bond. deliver in pralac of the podtiona servative balasKS to the ticket of sad smlltog mouth. He seem­ teller. toe assepibly, an orgxnlmtlon of by The Manchester H e^d, will The Odonlafl Board Oo., Mr. Sabu served aa a sergeant in.-- ^ ment. ed very tired. 8aint-8eMns adviaes: "Hla Mimiiilwlnn to "study and ra- Adanauar had taken, wero the U.S. Army Air Corps in «nd help hold the South. "Adventurer!” cried Jeremy. national health and wvlfan aa- lead the volunteer musicians to and Mis. Nell ElUs. Mr. and Other officers, elacted to their The eultcaaes he carried (Ifo n K t’s ) Presto oorrosponda You’ll be mighty jaroud to grive a new Day­ port upon all facts and dreum- merely by-producta of that aia- World W ar n and completed 43' W e next met Govwnor "And sports. Evil gobltoa Wick­ eoclations, for many yesm. bo our A negro ," and goes a varied program opening with Mira. WKSam Foulde, Dr. and posta at a Nov. 18 meeting. In­ were Slled with bo<*a. The most recently as chairman of aentiai naaic ouetauuu m w» uk»i missions aa a gunner in the coff at Loe Aiigttes, two days ed apeUe and aU tost!" the ove^re to the <^ra, Mira. Fnancis F. RelM ck, Ik-, strom Dinette .. . esj^ially when it costa atanoen rMating to tha aasi a«ntlal baale operation in which clude Lt Adolf* C. Snyder of caaes were broken. The seams ttuough toe (amfto mssks ac- Main and hla omunlxa- South Pacific. He waa awarded j before the balloting, when H "No, no,” said Sisey, shak­ the executive committee. oordtogly; MF. LetoadocTs final "Iphigenia to'Aulia,” by GluCk and Mrs. Melvin Hurwlta, Mr. so little! Bronze finished legs; non-mar natkm of tha lata President, 79 Ednurnd 8t and Sgt. Bruce were splitting and books were Sharp in brainpower, that ia. the Distinguished Flying Cross, seemed fairly clear that Ken- Presto oorreaponded to a Pree- with revlslona by Wagner. I and Mra. Seymour R. Kaplan. John F . Kennedy, and the aub- Doughty of 284 Hackmaitack SU popping out everywhere. Daystromite top in prima walnut-grained tton first decidea w nai w a , j,ig widow, fo r-' nedy wwa ki posaeaalon of toe to vtvttoe, last evening and Ms Karl Stamitz’ Symphony to B I Also, Mr, and Mrs. John It’s the sharpness we need All offloere will aerve tor one "Who are you?" asked plastic. Five pieces, $59. sequent violent death of the Americana wanted Germans to nier actress Marilyn Cooper; a nomination, by Ibe second ballot other tempt were In acoord- Flat Minor and William Pur-. Mrosek, Mb. -siid Mra. WUliasn LAST EVENING year. Jeremy, holding his sisters be­ to hold America’s laad in man diarged with the aasassl son and a daughter. | at least, and when dieruasion hind his back. snoe, so that the evtreme grace cell's “Suita PurcelUana" wm Slelth, snd Mra. Robert | on oue wnc ssaukst r e p o r t sao pm nation.” W hat if under such guidance,' "I am a bookseller,” said the and cbsm i of Modtort’s ccmpoal- also be heard. The program will Smith, Mr. and Mra. Robert science, in bueineee, in Ihr* man. "Would your parents like SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH iton were Marly obliterated. 4dose with a group of 16th cen­ Stone, Mr. « k l Mrs. W UUam, Preaident Johnson appointed toe W est Germans persKated in ing standards.' to buy aome books?” Tlw MosBot Bymphony (K b- tury dancaa called "branles” or J. Ttminton, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- \ this epeelal commission to head poUdea and attltudea they "My parents are^away,” said Cbel No. 200) oooupisd tM ftrst "brawls,” whlgh have bean art P. Sillier, and Mir. and Mra.' How sharp we are depends ' off what might have developed themselves dW not like but Jeremy politely. ■ -i half of the program, wlttla the trsnstatad and orchestratad Nnt Bchwadel. ' .j . . . our dorrmient streased the importance of ADULT STUDY COURSE on how much we back higher Into a mulOpliclty of , InveaU- thought to be the only pollciea "Oh.” Tbe man turned wear­ aeoend waa demtad to toa Ftfih ily away. "W ell, then. I ’ll be Brymehony cf OuHave Mtfalar. taking a long, hard look at your list of stocks gatlons of the eame thlnga. Na­ _ atiUtudM wMch would DIFFERENCE "MORAL HAN IN MORAL SOCIETY" education. Colleges develop ITt DOES MAKE A on my way.” w i SlebM's trorks ana not un- for upgrading possibilities. Your Putnam rep­ turally enough, he wanted one xeally pleeiac ua ? tVhat if tiie "A r a tfiey story boqkat our brainpower. And leaders. V . RRCEFTION^^LL - ^ ^ jknown in toe Greatar; eommisBlon making one report long dead end oompanlonahlp to Mked-Mssy from bahind Jara- Johnson Bears Down resentative will be'lTappy to work with you areeu for tats klnanu But the cost of leadership is wMeh would obtain the ireapeoi which tiie United Stotea aiid my’a back. MaMer has made us zsastm- The man turned back and 7:45 P.M. W*diiMdciys rtiroiighOat. 4 on a year end review. West Oertoany each booked k b ^ weU-aoquaInted with them. skyrocketing. Meny colleges and odofidahn nbtvOhly of Ui* ---WHERE YOU SAVE! nodded. "Wonderful atorlea," To teS toe truth, I prefer On Economy Drive people of, nation, hut that aauch other’s reslsUnce to any he said, hla ayes shining. DR. J. HANLEY SHAW. SpMktr Frits Mahler's readings. Graat- are in a squeeze. They need of' all .Ihoee' people In other real effort to the reunification "Stories about everything to sd, Mabtor. toe oempeaer, was FREE INFORMATION help. . . for new claeerooms, E eouhtrlM to whom aime of the of Germany really originated to Saving/ A Loan Maneht$tar*$ olde»t the world.” uneven in Ha taapkallan and (Oonttawad from Page One) 1965 fiscal year that begins laboratories, teachers. elronttotanoee of our great na­ toms' totemaUonal press hla orobestrsl oolqrtng and de- July 1, below $100 billion. HEUBLEIN, INCORPORATED financial institutions— provide/ all these vetopenent, and this makes staffing to federal agencies and tional tragedy have eeemed agent’s bead? We shudder at The new chief executive be­ We will be sharp if we back services that mean so much to you. things dlffioult for toe inter­ holding down the federal budget lieves a determined economy This is a new H IG H LIG H TS report from Put­ ati^ge and eonfualng. toe poealbility. It oouVd have preter, particularly since some he win send to Congress next drive will increase the odds for otir colleges. College is been Hke aome grotesque felry of the coenpoaer’a effusion are nam’s Research Department. This is a most Naturally enough, Preeldaot month. early enactment of the 111 - America's best friend. Johnson wanted to give this ttovy to which aome meddle­ In bad taste. blUton tax - cut passed by the sififliificarit report on this Hartford based EXTRA HOURS There la a tendency to try Secretary of Defense Robert House and pending ta the Sen­ spedid oommlaaion the higheet some go-between told two lev- OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. MONDAYS. TUESDAYS and remedy thla betd taste, on S. McNamara was ordered to ate. Company iVho is one of the largest producers HELP THE COLLEGE preotlge poeeible. era that eeoh of them ailored and FRIDAYS—THURSDAYS UNTIL S PJK. HOMEOWNER'S toe pant of many oonduoton. Inform military and civilian em­ of liquors and specialty food products. You go, Juat U PraiMcat Rooaa- donkey aara whoraupen eaah of Although the program did not ployes associated with main­ YOUTH FOOT O m »E D OF YOUR CHOICE NOW! in«ntioh X HSt MSHt, 018 H e- tenance and contracting may have a copy. velt during World W ar H reach­ them wore and praised donkey grams that their “cost con­ HARTFOiRID (AP) -- Hie To find out how the eoltoda erisli c • INSURED SAVINGS end sectkxi cf the second move­ Connectldut Comm Isaion on affacta you, wriia to HIGHER ed ter Justice Owen Roberta to .*ort for the benefit of the DILEA\MA' ment is marked, "With utmott sciousness will be given Im­ . haad the offleial inveetigation other until, in the end; the ears portant consideration" to hand' Youth Scrvlcea haa propoaed a EDUCATION, Box 86, Timai • CHRISTMAS CLUIS 'vehenMnoe.” M r. Letasdorf mib- salary rm g t at $10,560 to $15,- Y O V U PINO A PRICND AT... took root and donkeylaed them tog out promotions and good c f Square Station, Now York 10038 Into the disaster at Pearl Har­ ordlnated the wildest clamor- 080 for a coordinator of youth • A U PURPOSE CLUIS Trying to ramember the “ pre­ Inga of the oomposer to the to- flctency ratinga I bor, so Preaident Johnson both. Budget Director Kermit Gor­ servioe#. The oonMnlasion decid­ PUTNAM & CO. Publiahod a* a public Mnie* berests of ripe toiM-color, but ed yeateoday thait appUcants for 11 EAST CKNTEB ST. — 643-Z181 la cooparation with Tho Advartitina I iiartiail for his place of the Su­ • SAVE lY HAIL mium-due” dete for each o f sev­ after hearing the frenzied out- don was toM by Johnson that Opra ballv 9 t« 6:00. ihe new p^jtlon should have Council and th* Nowapapar preme Court* eral policies covering your home pourings that result from Frits the President has personal Tnnraday Eve. 1 to 0. Advortidng Exoeutiva* AMoelalloa. For Things Really Fina •SAVINGS lONDS knowledge of certain federal alboiit eight yeaira experience to Open Saturday 9 to IZ. X hi of minor , eonaequence M alder's toiterpieitotlons, one la ooniBmuilty 'wuefc stMuld is a great annoyance. But this is ounwtooed that with all its bad agencies and foreign posts with th at doing ao, and obtaining It ia to be hoped that,'lii its • MORTGAGE LOANS too many employes. Johnson or­ hold a msMtar'a Gegrae. moving eagemeaa to show ita no longer necessary when .you taste K more nearly lepreaento ^ Chief Jiutiee Warren himself, toe cbsiscber o f the oomposer, dered a follow - up inquiry, and he selected a chairman who has daap sanae: of grief, and prove • IMPROVEMENT LOANS have a modem Homeowners who was (to all aepourvts) a arrang^ another meeting today with Gordwi. , Um M f been the victim of the the handaomeneas o f ita santi- T)olicy covering fire, theft, per­ frenzied and unhappy man. • PASSIOOK LOANS Four chairmen of congression­ ‘ propaganda of aome of tha ax- menta toward tha moat gallant sonal liability and many other Mr. LelnadorTs Interpreto- BIAUTIFUl BUY IN ROOM . , . plenty ' tlon la unquestionably more al committees got telephone re­ for 6 adults in all-new Americans. tromist groups in our oountry, and tha youngest Preatdsnt it • MONEY ORDERS ^ ■10 SUY IN RIM . . . new iuspension, perils. Phone or write today for artistic, and the Boston Sym quests from Johnson that they Lowest prices of any U.S.-built car! • ena whpaa partldpation tai this h— avar had, this nation can phony is imquestlonably more report any evidence e'vldence of waste,■ wider tread, longer wheelbase. Fa­ • TRAVELERS CHEQUES full details. inquiry Into a t ^ e d y which atill manage to leave aome proficient' ' than han the Hartford duplication of effort and over- mous Rambler gasoline economy. thlnga not named after him. g;roup, yet aomehow I had the staffing in the military estab­ MCI aoUld hava Idaological slgnifl- lishment. There la. on the lowest level faell^ that Mahler the com­ eancea will be suspect , in such poser had been "prettied-up" Johnson made a similar tele­ axtremist quarters bafoos It o f a question of aomewhat to the mazmer in phone request b f the comptroll' ovan begins. The real concern, future public confusion. which Rimsky-Korsakow was er general. Joseph Campbell, There la, on the highest pos- wont to "Improve” Moussorg- who Is hired by Congress to tather, la for the atricteet pos- search for federal waste. iitolp level of consideration, the sky. albla intsrpretatloa of the role Hie audience was thoroughly The President raised ques­ and reaponhiblllty of the judi- quMtion of what kind of memo­ o b e r t J* pleased and vocal to ita appre­ tions with Gordon about all etal branch of government In rial tributes are really fitting ciation of the concert at the agency budget requests larg­ 2-SPEED, 3-CYCLE WASHER er than the amounts approved a for the late John F. Kennedy. dose, and well they might have m . 5 Wash and Rtoae Tetnpa. — W ater I>evel Selector our national Ufa That role and year ago by Kennedy. We would hava little hesi­ been, for the w hde thing waa rasponslMlIty aa it appUas to an orchestral tour de force Johnson seems determined to any court and oapadally to tha tancy to ruling out atreeta, for such aa is seldom encountered. hold his first budget, for the Suprema Court Itsplf la to ba ^one inatance, on both counts. REAL ESTATE 4 the true court of last raaort. N ot every new street opened NEWEST BEAUTY Santa Claus should be n a n i^ after the mar­ INSURANCE There are many potential as­ RETAIL VALUE $24.95 pects of the tragedy in Dallas tyred President, Too many named that way could lose ua 9S8 MAIN ST., OBOIlNO FLOOR—TEL. 649-8241 BONUS BUY IN SXTRA- which might conceivably some VAIUI MATURis at no ex­ LOWEST PRICES "IN8UBANSMITH8 SINCE 19(4** day find their way Into the all. And no number of them HOLMES tra cost: Deep-Dip rust­ SMART SUV M SUCKITS . ex- court systam. Should aome of would really ihow much really proofing, Double-Safety citing opt ibiu of slim reclining thaaa questions reach tha Su- thoughtful or-diacemlng appre- Brakes, and many more. bucket seats with console, or cUtion at the lost Preaident wide tecUniog bucket seats. RMIBLERM pranM Court, tha Cblaf JusUoa, having parUdpatad in previous Schools are Inevitable, and WITH PURCHASE OF ANY ftaidliig on tha aaraa or ralatad not objactionabla, but mu would quactlOBS, might ooncalvably hops thattbs'aehool boards of MAJOR APPLIANCE Offering truly comfortable sur­ 3 EXCITING dlaquaMfy himself. each state would keep in touch CURRENT ANNU AL with one another and gracioualy ’64 SERIES X would atUl remain the situ- DIVIDBND OK roundings, the design and fumish- atlon, however, that a question yield* the privilege, uncontested, INSURED SAV1N08 Ramblw Amsricin e WEATHKR RESISTANT Riinbler Cliuie S w V-f POLY8TYLENE enmliig up to tha Supreme to the flrat. board to take an ir ^ of our funeral home are not Rimblsr Aatbsttsdor V-S Court would have been deprived option on it e BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED unlike those of a private residence. o f Its baarlng before and Judg- Bridges, highways, canals, e 8 DIMENSION DETAIL maut by a full court tunnels, Ships and baaaa are lUl W a would Uka to saa it made categoriw ■ where proportion and aoatinued the perpetually w ill m o^ or lass anforea, Itself. first and tha always emergency Logically, for inatance, there ■ f t f t f t duty ad the Suprama Court and wtll^he only-one Cape Kennedy- a l its mambars to keep tha And that apaclfio inatance of , Court Itself apart from all in- memorial naming will be one MORE AND MORE SANTAS ARE DOING volvemanta not in its own fitting to the adventure and SAVINGS atiletakt and purest line of duty. forward-questing spirit of the THEIR“C H R I^ A S SHOPPING WITH A ' And wa feel that way whetbvr late PresidenL iin (/ L O A N But one can still hops fo r SAVINGS A. LOAN AJHRISTMAS ‘ CLUB tha em ai^cy is great aa In A S S < ) 4. I /V I’ 1 o N ! tha aatton’a present n ^ for memorial poaBibllitics which AMERICAN EXPRESS CHECK. If you haven’t'iibne so already . . . • eemptriiM « ( aMaotiduran' MnwUd iclill pricM NO. 1 m COMPACT CM SALES-IIAMIUIIIIAOS KCMI8CIUM8UR USTDtt ; anthorttotivs inquiry, or amaU, conqa cloaar to ’the 'foil' aplrit of TRAVELERS CHEQUES t-pricM itd'-iit, wi|oni, hirdtopt. convritibln. ’ aa it moat surely has been vMien the man than even the pointing V£Af0S JOIN OUR 1444 CHRISTMAS CLUB TO- j mambars of the Court have of American thruet power out ■ RWeMISTKB’S R t R llT FI W A W C I A t I N S T I T ^ I O I I _ D A T i DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INOu 285 I tocnI StM MucliMfitMr, Comi. f loaned thalr namaa or partid- into the Infinite worlds of space. i patiOB to eauaaa and avants MaanwMla, In tha hops that % •** ^ ^ j j j g U g g ^ HMr Ramblar dM iar-a food m a la do I 4 w h W r h a i P W * "t® aome^' I petontMiy enhpletaly fit­ 1007 MAIN RXRBRT. N|AR MAPLE STREET [^d^ial sgpidl for themaelvaf ting and t o a p l^ uaea may be *isuiMl IMP toe aiitie eveiybody

ndUninii Iirtij PAGE NINB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1968 ffAllCR Bm K EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OJNN, TUESDAY, DECEMBfJR 8, 1968 house. Featured will be table* PAQM mam Ohnroft, Graham Rd. Mr*. John Coventry FOR Osater St., K. t ^ t t r St. and fiouth Windsor of homemade articles and Qpughlih. director of adtt'vltira hotn^aked foods. Town Geared to Clear Wi Center S t fo r tSie Bunce cJarrter. Manches­ Leoni h Venemela Vidor, Tureck was asked the obvi­ 4-H Youths W in Study Bcglu* To Meet with Rec Staff Dietrichsen Renews Threats^ 12th v Council Agenda ter, will be tb* guest speaker. Th* first of three Stiidlsa of Cosmetics. O b it u a r y ous, question; "'What about the Tb* beard of education will Um Bible pertalniiig to <2uiM- Court CasM' Red Terrorism Continuing repeated complaints of hold a epaclal nteeting totey eA Awards of Ment To Face Circuit Court Again Results, Not Cost private driveway* being. Ailed Li§ts New School mas scripture will be held al • IT S 7:30 pm. hi tlio high school 7:30 p.m. Thuraday at the No Fraud Indicated Mr«. BotlUlto M. Moore ta by your raowplows? ’ w;th tl># teasfcssa peeeeeuH A manber of 4-H club mem­ Mr*. BeUiild* M»tht*«>n BABT HAMFOWr SBMION (Oaltiwsi fTMR Fag* Oaa) He suggested that towiuipeo- Th* public huUdIng commis­ Chiixsh Oonuminity Houra on Last night’s ktcldcat fot- ppaiwgwi- 11 daraUed at about poHctes oommittee. bers bars received recognition Moor*, formerly of Hartford, Jamm Vee Diatrlehesn, IS, ple wait until the town plow sion report on the proposed Rt. 44A. The Rev. 3sam B . knred a complaint to pohoe John J. (Ntean,; JA, o f 142 8 a.m. fleeted in tM congriMslonal *l8c- Tb* aonkig board of appeals for prut probably with Also on th* agenda will be conducting Its business in a manner that an accountant: an* we* the wWow of Edward pscing with a motor vehlol*. Putengers on later tratas town highway department confident that it will win its driveways Is unavoidable, since Soath Wlndiior corrrapeadew* dairy; CbrtstlAe Melady, state with polnrattlee tor Christmas. ties at Hartford, attegedly Benda o f |100 8a«|t ware sat Isa* eoegresalonal obstruction the Stewart Allen and Asso­ Peopla ara invited to donate would consider sloppy, but there is no indication of fraud | ^ struck her mother in ths face w ort tranHportdd arouna w t perMUiiAl battle with “ old man winter.” this year. a driver cannot lift the blade Laura Kate, telephoao 944-1788. 4-H club office sheep award; ysar-«M girl friend. and ths caass wars dnlitlnuM than the outgoing praaldant. every few feet and still clear ciates recreation report; con and'pteos orders w9tii Mrs. By- and kicked her father. tom up section of track by mm barrtd candi­ Aten Aho, American Forest among any of the facts turned up by the annual town j another *i*ter. The youth, who has twice Until Dec. 18 at HasMhsater. Betancoitrt I 1 It has readied its rolling stock, sharpehed ita tools, th* streets.” aideraUpn of certi^ recom- W.... KHall, newer oommlttra been picked up on aimilar tHetriciwen police said, short­ ahutU* bus. dacies of Oommualste and ether rasor - trained Its personnel,^------■ ■■■■■------Products Industries Inc., for- audit. The funeral will be held to- Both ars Using h«ld In lieu Hs asks all residents to be mendjiticsTsitior made by the town Mtry and stai* 4-H club office otaairman. They may take the This waa the concen*u* algned for by a receiving, agent.' morrow at S:18 a.m. the oounta during recent weeks only ly before 7 last night, threat- bonds. extrema leftists. alerted its reinforcements. auditor; appointment of mem­ Navy Routs Gulls plant* home after the holiday. to hare them noUed In Circuit Exhausted from the strenuous placed a call for -modernized area* thorougitly, plaoM which patient, and is confident that wocoworking i.Ward; 'nromas among the town director* at a but bill* for the purchases are Farley Funeral Home, ** web- cnad to kill PoHce LA. Raymond They waa arraatpd daily to­ do not get the sun’s rays. Iliis bers to the historical district Anyone having flower* to loan Winter 12, posted a 1150 bond campaign, Leoni, M, went to equipment, stockpiled Its am­ this year’s sand-plow-removal study commission; discussion Peracchio, farm equipment di- special meetJnf last night which being paid. ster St., Hartford wiUi a solemn Oovat GrthNn and the father. He day in Manohestor when pWioe will be a daylight operation opefatioB will satisfy the ma­ With Distress Call vielan of Allis Ohabners Manu- for the sanctuary at any thne bad been caned to consider the The fact that the Rec has Mass of requiem at 9 at St. oh Hast Right’s ohgpges and his fought off two poHcemsn and bed in early evenliig. confident munition, and up-dated Its on town Insurance commis­ foUowed a trail o f footprint* in Events only. jority of Manchester's popula­ faoturlng Co., garden award. 1* invited t o contact Mr*. Hah. audit a* a whole, and more par­ been Ignoring what the auditors Joseph's Cathedral. Burial will aide wtf be presented in court ran from the scene only to re­ that he weuld gevara tha oil - maps end plana, prepared for sions. Is the snow, leading to a truck as rich nation for tha next five (10) In case of a Saturday tion. MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. ____Also,.'a Paul* n d *____ Knapp... _____ Coats______and ticularly indication* that the consider sound accounting pol- be in Zion Hill Cemetery. Monday. turn later before being subdued an all-out counterattack on ita The council Is expected to Manohrater Evening Herald Town Reo personnel were fo^ Friends may call at the funer­ Oa Monday, also, DietriWisen by poUoe, and taken to pWloe the raar of Cdmvdt Manufac yeara. Vsneanela's conatitution two arch enemies, ice and snow. nlgfit snowfall, crews Will give (AP)—The United States Navy Clark, clothing; Judith Buckley, icy is not new. however. turing Co. at 284 Hartford Rd. appoint a clerk, town attorney announced today that the enemy General Foods Oorp., foods nu­ Coventry eonrapondaat F. Pau­ terlng ‘*unorthodox procedure*. General Manager Martin said al home today from 7 to » p.m. wilt be presented ki the same hea^uarters. In State prevented Batanoowt from auc- Trucks are in top condition, special attention to eturerh Missile Ship Launched and a member to the public Coming This did not mean-that every­ court foHosring a pre-sentence PoUoe reported that the Okaan an oerned. roads, and will be cleared by the Independence of the recrea­ Mrs. Joseph Skhiaer 2. “It i* apparent that the‘ inches In the three northern' OVIW-TiM-Soek ing over the recommendations tion faoUitles contrf'outed to the In prat years, economy was the State Highway D#p«rt- Largely attended funeral Osneral Manager . . . has found st^s. th* dsoMtog factor te emw op- section of the town audit, which Rec’s preaent practices, Martin -aervlces for Mra Helen Pag* ment. The** Include Mein 8t., deals with four other type* of it neceaaary to actually direct For Maine, the warning said «rationa; thia year/ofily * conj- N. Main 8t., New fiUte Rd., said. Skinner pf 110 Tanner St were ths program___ ^saow in wuth jWrtlons will ptete und ratlafactory /result acUvities as well as the recrea­ Although most of the direc­ held yesterday aftemood at • ' opewd northward this afternoon tion department will be ths cfiterioa. tors agreed that the Rec did not Center Congregational Church. wui not *nd tonight becoming occasion- The denartmeirt’s operational But since rumors about the seem to be mismanaged for the The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, gsats that the analyat wUl not moderate *„„*5„h*tonight, -m,-The' Rec became so thick after two fulflll a requirement of the ” ^ manual ia rat up In the foHow- See cur completo' seleetlsn purposes' of defrauding the pastor, officiated. Rf a IL e r ____ _ K- an. stenn probably will taper oft ing steps, in case of anew; of tamons... directofS, Atty. Richard Wood- town, they did not agree at first Oryzb waa organist . Burial COIltT&C^ UUlt UM tOWU vC ett ■ r ls i ■■ila m r , , r, * house and Frank Stamler, call­ (1) All truck* wfil go Into about what they should do waa In East Cemetery. "" ,“:fvl!2n’‘^ste ir iK SS?SeTVuJSrifnd m tV } fin areas to sand the street*, ed a somewhat unusual execu­ about it. WUltam Curtis, superlntslid- afternoon In the north portlonSi tive session for Nov. 22, the loss of servlc#, until the anow reaches • depth Atty. Richard Woodhousc, snt of schools; A. Haymond Similar forcaats were issued of one inch. bulk of last night’s session re­ who requested the meeting on Rog8ra principid of Manches­ ^Vlfien he was ftrst hired, De- for New Hampshire and Ver­ volved around discussion of "the (2 ) 17m trucks wUl return to Nov. 22, suggested that General ter High lohool, and Arthur H. Maroo nWrred up conttw erpy mont. th* gunge to put on their recreation department’s opera with a reqijeat tJiait he be given In Massachusetts, rain In east 9 9 'PuMEiS. Sto v e s Manager Martta enlist the cd- BUpg, former supferlnteDdant of nfow T ST tiiii will return to ^C A N O IR B tions. opeiwUon of all Rec employe* ta schools, headed a large delega­ eharge of the highway depert- coastal sections will change to Sirir sam* areas for complete The Nov. 23 meeting wss straightening out the depart­ tion from the Manchester ment. sleet or snow in eentral TOrtlons plowing. never convened. Mayor Francis ment’s accounting. S p l^ I system . , Genenfl Manager Rich?ird and snow in west ]^rtloim ^Id- (8) When *H streste have MBhcney oaUed a new seesion WhHe Atty, WoodhouSB ac­ Beiarertf wira David Chase, Martin :ati«gtttiened out the er weather is prMicted for to­ 1>een opened, the trucks wlU Nov. 28, stating that he aet cepted the audKors report as John Crous*. Waiter'-.Xteharty. chain at command within the morrow. sand aU 17 arraq Of the town. the new date so that ths scope the basis for Wa recommenda­ Hugh Hood, Lawrepca Leopi^n) tosvn govammCnt at the time, Some commuters were late (4) Snow removal operation* o f the seeadon could, be enlarged tion, Reputollcan Direetpr HjU- and.'Ra»r Warren. . and seemed te> kag* brought the for work today bectum pf laat BUI start to conaider the as)dlt. old A. Turkklgtoa thought fhs The Holmee Funeral Hii^a dlrectora and DeManoo together night’s snowfall whl^Ijleft slip­ ftaiKhester i»i' Yes. She Wonts A Repuhlicssns sa id ' ’ thsrt the difficulty oouU be cleared up, waa in charge of arrangemeiiO. at an October dl^idton meeting, pery roads. Adanw and’’W r C ^ er Bte,..; misting was delayad because at least to the dlrectora aatis- when DeMairco appeared to ex­ working toward the OanteaV con L itmy oomplalned ahout its un- facUoti, by meeting with the plain his work. verging upon that are* around ortbodoaor—k had been called Park MMl Recresiticn Ckmunis- RockviUe-V Oman Taylor w ss n ot saitlafled, how- Two Boys Admit mtdodgbt... and ctoartng Main St. at tha mrtruction cf but two akn to hear HenUc’a explana­ erar, sod ao laat month sub­ durtnglhe mohiing hours. MAYTAG E diiwetasa, as an executive aee- tion of the deportment’s ac­ mitted hi* requsat thsA DeMatxx) 11 Area Breaks! (5) Crew* wiU continue imow C A S H FUEL akgt. The charter requlras a counting system. Votiiig Goimt 27® b* disnoisred. removal at dedgnLted place* ■padal meeting be osdled by at At one point during the meet­ On the atgenda fo r pUbMc FAMOUS BRAND-FIRST QUALITY arotmd town. SE R V ltE Manchester police today are | laasA four diractora (If H Is not ing, Turirington a^ed: ’Tbe At Noon b e c bearings tonight are an amend- (6) Tructo will dump anew AUTOMATIC quertionlng two L4-yeax-old run­ SIZES 4 to 10 LOW AND HIGH STYLES at Robertson Park, (for run-off Save 99.00 On 200 Oalloils called by the general manager most knportant thing is—^waa menl to reviaa tb* ordinance away JuveoiUes who yesterday or mayor), and makes no pro- governing tixwn ecngiloyes’ pen- I into Union Pond), and Charter 24-Hour Burner Sardoe ttaers any mtent to dsfraud the Voting officials,report that were returned here from Nciv Oak Field (for run-eff Into Hop vtsloas for executive Town of Manchester. Is any­ 286 of approadmately 4.105 eli­ skins, and two additional appro- Tork City and have allegedly YOU WILL RECOGNIZE Tho Famous Label os|it for tboee voted during the prlationa to tb* town cnghMcr- B rook). body here prepared to say gible voters In RockvRle ddJit admitted to at least 11 brtalui (7) Spot sanding of isolat­ CLUTHES DRYER eouirae of a meeting. there waa . . i’’ their ballots by 12;t0 p.m. today ing deparisnent. into Manchester homes and | McKinney The Nov. 25 meeting was In the city elections. ed tiey spot# wUl ra done, In There was a kxigi ■** There Include $7J500 for businesses. atnawer to pohe#. end public fie- Lumber a»4 Supply C*. fMayed to lent night after lence. Incurt^nt peinocraUc Mayor three wsiv. engineering person­ The two Manchester boys re-1 C FnaideRt John F. Kennedy’s "I f not, if UUa Is a mattsr Leo B. Flah(isrty Jr., going after nel, and 81,750 for a new stat'on ported missing by their parente I FAMOUS DRANDS INCLUDED Prices his third term Is favqsed-. over ^**”(8^Truck* win cover regidar Est. 1947— Boltwi of jmooedurc, then any changes wagon. on' Thanksgiving Day, were roiitra and upot 'send where vla- Whan auditor Macri brought should be made by the general former Vernon Board' of Bdu- The director* are expected to picked up In N ew York as they YOUTHS', BOYS' atKl MEN'S ually needed. Tel. 643-2141 Start at ou t his crktlciama o f the rec­ manager and the departing catioo chairman WUltam R. act on all three public bearing stepped from a-bus. New Tori:' 154 (9) Crew* wfil s*^ rteltsrsd reation department, they wyre Hahni the GOP nomine*. kerns. City police found an air pistol The; 12:30 p.m. figurs repre­ BIG CAPACITY . . . 3-WAY VENTING . . . vokanlnous. He named specifi­ The oontraating As a'first step In providhig and two stagfer's guns on their I FOUR BUCKLE ARCTICS ca lly : were btxxrght together by Di­ sents a 27% vote with the bulk person. Investigation revealed j EXCLUSIVE ELECTRONIC FABRIC CON­ of Etetivlty expected after 8 p.m. new aeoeas to Mknehester Me- 1. Akhough the department rector Theodore Powell, who Wtdrial Hospital, the diractora that the guns were taken ftrom | wanted Herdlc both to meet Two years ago on election King’s Department Store on | AND ZIPPER GAITERS TROL SELECTORS REGULATE REGULAR. hrad, Jemea Hscdlc, bad eevtl- day, when the 13 :M p.m. count '^U consider authorixing Town Red master payroll abeete, they with the auditors to work out Oouiwei Atty, Irving Aronson to Hartford Rd. WASH *n WEAR . . . AIR FLUFF, DAMP an acceptable accounting ajm- wSs taken. 39% of the voteq had Both were presented m Man-1 were not aupported by signed been cast. In that election begin uopdemnaitlon procedures DRY. ttone aheeta from each employe; tem, and with the direotora ^ haitan Children’s <3ourt yester­ FOR EXPERT against property at Haynm defend the integrity of the Flaherty came away with 535 day and turned over to Man-1 2. ' There are instancee oi more votes than hi* Rspublican a^ Malo' Ste., to facilitate WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BAI^NaNG uraa being changed In payroll present system. widening Hkyne* Bt. Chester Detective.-) Thomas R. RADIATOR REPAIRING iethlng returned here. I which rcflecfts unfairly on any Taskulka’ s 1,509. roads is now being undertaken payroll ahowed employea did not In his Initial bid for the by' the town, which may come SEE loMiw their houra or pay-rate body. "The only way to be fair is mayor’s post In 1969, Flaherty up with a recommendation' itioi that 4. Whan the auditors aMted received 145 votes more than will not require' widening fior a iwverlAoaAicn of houra to got all the facta on the taUe. Haynes St. Rag. to 6.95 If there have been Itvegidari- incumbent Republican Mayor workad, aome emi|A*yM submit­ Herman G. Olson, who waa In tMa case, iw harm will ClARKE MOTOR SALES GEHERAl ELECTRIC ted different aoheduMg from tiea, let that be recorded. If seeking a third term. Flaherty hav* been done bJ starting con­ 301 BROAD STREET — 649-2012 those for which they had been the facte reflect on nobody, thia received 1,876 to Olson’s 1780. demnation procedures. General paid; will be ahown, too." Commenting on th* 13:30 p.m. Manager Martin says. In aiurwer to a queaUon from All First Qualify 5. Some employes on the pay­ voting check, Democrat officials I^eW buskissB up for consider- PORTULE IPPLIAHCf Republican Director Francis said they were quits pleased atloh Inekidea: SIZES roll at wha/t depswtment hWls DailaFera, General Manager ooneidered too low a wage had with the toumout and voiced Approval o f Cteneral Man­ 11 YOUTHS’TO 12 MEN’S Top Brands Martin said he doubted that optimism. had their checks increased by any aknilar piactices are being ager Martin’s rean>olntment of being credited with 150 per cent Both parties are providing Francis P. Handley, 29 Robert Day In... Day Out... followed by other departments. rides to the polls until closing at ...... - - •f thalr actual working time; "Most department operations Rd., to the Manchester 6. One employe Is being paid 7 p.m. velopmcnt Agency; 2 DAY GIFT SALE! cxe fixed, and are easy to au­ WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES for makitsdning a building dit.” he said. Authorization to H'Ply ft>^ which the board of education Turklngton produced records stata grants for construction of also maintalne; of Rec activities during 1959 Dumped trash Keeney Bit., anti HlgMaiid Park Priced To Defy Comparison! 7. There ie one metance when which showed that the depart­ school addltlbns; “"PRESCRIPTIONS a town employe’s father flUed ment had required other organi­ Leads to Airest Acosptaite* of privately built zations renting or using Rec fa­ Tam and Timrod Rds. by the CHILDREN’S BOOTS . . . resulting in m eaningfut STANDARD BROADDAST, in while the employe was away, town; although tha employe yras even­ cilities to pay the Janitor of the , Ernest H. Le^aiic Jr... 31, of savings to you every day! building directly for his serv­ Renewal b f a leas* permiA- tually paid. This, M a^ said, Pearl Bt., last night wa* ting Carter) Chevrolet to store 2 SHORTWAVE BANDS, could well create insurance ices, instead of paying the Rec charged with dupiphtg rubbish up* ond downs in your Frsurlpllsrt which would. in turn pay the cars on (own land off Obarter FAMOUS BMNDS No prohlems for the town; ' and htte been ordered to appeaur Oak St.; v cstlS'-no "ditcownta" Isduy, “legulur A U IN ONE RADIO..I a a a a (930) 8. Payments from Informal Janitor (thia is "netting” ). In Manchester's Circuit Court (930) Democratic Director Atty. Da­ Settlement of claims of Sam­ WINDOW priwa’* tomorrow I activity aroupa for insurance 12 session on' Dec. 18 for pie*. uel Schetbakoff at 8750, and •n Rec iJmldings which they use vid Barry took Turkliigton’a Police today saiM .^BIanc al­ remarks aa being polltioally mo­ Mrs. Loretta Adams, 85 Spruce No ‘‘toduaod ipodrA**- no “tomporurp are being made to individuala legedly dumped a tnicldoad of St., at 81.300, against the town. SHADES roducllont'' on FroacrIptions to luro AUTOMATIB DAN not employed by the Rec; tivated. sines the Democrats trash on a Levs Lane sand pit controlled the town government Reports wiH ktriude; cwstomorsi 9. The Then Chih keeps one early last Ihursday mocnlng. General sidewalk construc­ Mode to Ord*r OKNER, SAFE, NO bslf of the $2 msmherablp fees, in 1959. 'The arrest foUowed an invest- ALSO 2 ” “I hope this doesn't degen­ tion; > At tho Mmo timo, thoro Is novor uny hut apparently has no records igat'jon by Palrdmek Charlee Setting a for a public campromlM In aorvlw pr quolHyl SHARP EDBES. FAST, of Its accounts. General Man erate into any partisan proceed­ Momeau, who. on an early VENETIAN ILINDS ings; I'm npt going to be a par­ heariiigr 'on a fsqusst for aide- Bring your old rollers la Reg. to 5.50 YousETMiiiOMfnrnriaiivHty (EC-4) ager Martin later pointed out morning patrol 'Tl\ursday came walka'cn the south aid* of E. We Deliver OPENS CANS IN SECONDS ty to the discussions if'it does.” and save 85c per shad* •AY OFTW TIAK...AIID YOU SAVt that only the other $l of the Tnrkington agreed it was de­ k crori a pU* o f Junk, including Middle Tpke. betwean Parker Teen Chib dues, that part which sirable to keep the discussion old linoleum, lurnber, a cush­ St. and Coburn Rd.; SIZES 8 TO 3 MOa THE0U6H0UT THE YEAR...ON Everjrwhere, Fast goes to the town, is oonsiderea non-partisan. ion, garbage, tirss'. auto whseU, Aeceptino* of a new capital AUYOUR IRiKIIFTION NEEN aooountahla by the town gev- The outcom* of the meeting clothing,-and thS Uke, eJi In an Improvemsnt program for the v a r ie t y o f NEW ROU-AROUND em m ent; will be twofold; area of a sale pUw (teed Hiy towti firs diatriot; 10. There are no receipts or The directors wOl meet with townspeople. Discussion of the proposed STYLES AND TRY US AND SEE CANISTER VACUUM eootmeta for candy .oonceaaicn Rec staff pnd policy makers at Mopneau recalled aeslng a inoraas* in ths town angricyes •uch as are operated during the 8 p.m. next Tuesday at ’ the rented truck earlier sA 889 Cen­ Mfe kwurano* plan; COLORS IN CLEANER...... ( C - t * 6 ) cummer at the Globe Hollow Municipal Building to hear their ter St. being loaded WlUi furnl' OonaMeraMon o f th* Town pool; side of the controversy, and to ture. He checked this MMsnee Planning Commission request THE GROUP •LIMIT ONE TO A. CUSTOMER 11. Whan town equipment, make clear where blame liesr— And found that It was vaoent. fix- an assured salary for a such as bleachers, are loaned to if anywhere. Further investigation Isd tp- p planning dlraeto^ during ths CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED aiwther organlaatlon, payment At the same tfine, Maori wlll truck rental firm in Hartforo 1984-85 fiscal year, for accompanying hauling and begin a detailed study of the who reported that LeBtane had IVogrsas at th* Country Mtor for putting them up ia Rsc to satisfy state require­ rented th* truck. Furtbsr evi­ dub, which th* town I being made to individual em­ ments, and to set up anew ao- dence found at the dumping In addUlon, General Man­ NO PAYMENTS till MARCH ployee inslbad of through the countitig system. scene led to Momeau's arrest ager Maatin wM ask ths di- town; When the autdy is complete, of LeBlanc, poUce report. recAona to fix R deAe fo r a pub U. In gO Rec operations, the directors will set up another lie hearing on a proposed OPEN DAILY 9 to9 - SATURDAY till 6 then is no sign of a policy of session to discuss the auditor’s flhange In the boundartep of the ^‘netting*’ necessary for the an­ findings. town fire disUicA. E. A. JOHNSON nual audit. "Netting" requires Macrl was unable to estimate Aboiit Tawu 11)* change could load to the that all pajtnants to the town the coat of hta Rec atudy laat svenAual witlidrawal of the MANCHESTER PARKADE tta sihploye* go through th* nlgbt He said he did not know Hoee Co. 2, Eighth Dtetrtct town fire department from th* PAINT 00. for aa apoounUi^nUng Mfore l how much work would be re­ Fire DepiutmsnA, wUI meet to­ area north of Middle Tpk*., PHONE 849-4501 Q|m JM ssM syi Hijfpilsy *«A,FrI4*| N !| k h ts ,liN i i dirtiBiKaad; quired, or how loijg it would morrow. eA .tpjn. M , lire Udgrtug k.ug .to iMdante dt 7292S MAIN ST. m bra not being take; quartere, Main and Hikterd Ste. that area to petition for In- i s 4 W'.ii

p a g e e l e v e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 19fiS USE CHRISTMAS SEALt DAILY CROSSWORD PtJZZLiB stationary orbit 33,300 mllea Feb. 14, but'radio contact with wrote the music fo r the song. above the tntersei^on of the it waa lost. Syncom n was The words were written by U.S. to Launch international dateline and the placed In circular orbit 23,300 Robert Kennedy Expected Yule Music Ethel LeVan. ' equator In mld-Pacific. miles above the earth last July Mrs. Tompkins Sio6ompanied Signal Satellite From thare, the Synpom H I 3*. It moves north and south of group singing of "Silent Night," To Support Johnson Fully Presented by WASRmOTON (AP) — The aatellite would be able to re- the equator In a figure-eight "O Come. AU Y e Faithful,” and cclve, etore and transmit com -: pattarh "O UUle Town of BetMehem.” United SUtea Intends to take A O M M i 4F1ah another Mg step next spring to­ munlcations signals between Syncom HI will be a trua eU- (Odabmwd from Pa(e Oiw) Court Justice, came to the farm­ The program concluded with • WaidM ward achieving a srerldwlda wide stretches a communicaOon aatelUta ln| Syncom 1 was Munched Uet|rlal plane. Rupiratory OlMBtM urtmaltbetM appalUtioa would consider It unthinkable not quite catch li-^bou t the the Fellowship Hall - at the URuftlMilMinp U^Good Qnean for' JolmsOfi to Tet Kennedy go. strange swings of the hinge of Um . sanctuary a i TrkriUy Cove­ church. Mhi. M ary UppUng IftCbnin IA>r cHitf thing, a mutual et- fate.- > nant Church. Aboat 40 mem­ headed a refreahmant oommit- le AM cant a ITActnallT teem has developed between the Ethel, Markham and Mrs. tes. She was asalated by Mr* aort lOLof^tm lO LoncaaIn bers and gueeta were present. laifakaa Indiana two m e n ^ n admiration aoarce- Markham drove away to take Rose Hugk, Mra. W ilm a Joyner. MPbGla 44BanfldaraA Miss Marjorie Stephens and MIm Thelma MaoLaughlln and thraafoU a4S«aaonin( SlHlchheoaai ly apparent In the rough, pre- the school-age Kennedy children aOWonna ^ M AppU naa d O R am 'b ia v convaition battling of KHIO, out of school. THey wanted to Mrs. Mary Stewart arranged Mra. Lambert. asNonnlain 47Cm oin*a SlCook'aatamfl , . (comb, form n D a ta m in a when Bobert waa hla brother's tell them—Kathleen, Joe, Bob­ the program for the evening. A business meeting was held 23 Maa Gabor aad aOPronartyHom 40 Small apaii campaign .manager. by, David and Courtney—before before the program. BaDtaaakaa 4IH aaiban 'dOSnatA Mrs. June ’Tompkins played sev­ irsW m aat__ ^ M Infarlar bona For another, much of the Ken­ others did. 3« London diatrM aoMoaieal nark 43 Infold eral OhrUtmaa eMeoUona on the M W aat Indian nedy mantle has now fallen on About 4 :30 p.m, the attorney abmb TT m r r rrr the oldest surviving brother. T o ; B«n*™i from a llght- organ before the program. wnm ^ r weight blue suit that had be The Rev. Robert Ftahy, pas­ Blind Institute Mnaaaantamalla mkny Negroes, for example, Robert Kennedy Is a knightly come mussed — his suits and tor of Vernon Methodist Ghuroh, StAnclantdtT opened the program with a Launches Drive M S ja a c( camaraa crusader for their civil righia. hair always seem to get that Secdneational 1 though by the same token some way quickly—to a heavier, dark­ prayer. Mias Stephens intro­ aaaodation Negro leaders have felt he did er blue suit. duced each number by reading The Connecticut Institute for * 5 i d d S 2 t not push- hard enough. He went to the Pentagon, for on tf^proprlate excerpt front the Blind yesterday launched 37 Commimiita a 20-mlnute talk with Secretary Christmas poems. She also ac­ IQrawnr There has been talk that Its annual fund drive to raise Johnson might ask him to Join of Defense Robert 8, McNama- companied Mrs. Stewart, con­ 40 Location 865,000 with the mailing of • dlC ndiion the ticket next year as vice- Then by helicopter to An- tralto, and Mrs. BUsabeth Laun- 42Cataeaan presldentlal hbmtnee. drews Air Force Base, where he bert, soprano, when they sang 200 appeals to rcaldenti of 48 0 o n c iB l Or that he might run for gov- bounded up a stairs and entered “He Shall Feed Hla Flock,” ano Greater Manchester. Towns oo- 4 0R rm a^ nt ernor of Massachusetts, But this O'* plane bearing the casket, "Come Unto Him,” boU» from llO r p n «< llcited are Bolton, Coventry- position IS now held by Demo- Lh« widow, the new President, Handel's Meeeleh. haartad Manchester, Rockville, South erst Endlcott Peabody, former the new FiYst Lady, Saineograge Mrs. Irene Footer, contralto, Coventry, 'Tolland and Vernon M N adoa . football guard from Harvard, The world knows now how sang "No Candle Waa There Dr. Eugene Davla, area B4iaiMral«f)i« the Kennedy alma mater. U n-: Robert was at the widow's sl^c, and N o irire," By Ltchman, ac­ BY DICK TURNER iiO ra a n chairman, points to the contin­ naaatablaa leik Peabody really wanted to i holding her hand, as the great companied by Mrs. Dorothy ued riae in costa borne by the W SaabIfd step aside next year. It Is con-1 yellow cargo lift deposited them Por^eron. A trio, oemsIMing layed the piano. They pre­ PUEASC WITNCSa IHAT1IDOK ANOtmuoM-rvom win." [this conversation with an as- sented "J m u . Joy of Man’s De­ to augment Income from en­ Anv OHoaa opn Aur 1 AiMT IVBM OAOPaOPOMA ' And how did Robert bear the' glstant who approached him. siring." by Bach. dowments, special gifts and iduchoj'A PiecB on njRMi* Huner/ blow of his brother's death? i "H ow aYe you doing?" Kenne- Mrs. Lamibert song "Oesu the state. -lune/ rAMVTMwa»6«T» Wtth the somber calm of a ' dy asked, Bendsino.” by Yon accxnpanted Contributions should be sent Maaaap UP MHM8, jiv a stoic—« calm Induced by a faith . 'T v e had better days,” ' the by M'ss Stephens. A choral to BLIND, c-o The Connecticut POMT BLAME MB/ younger than atolctam, yet old. saddened assistant said. xroutp. corwUetiiut of Mrs. Chase. Bank and Trust Co., Manches­ On tha fateful Nov. 32, he had "D on’t be sad." Kennedy said, Mrs. Virginia Clark and Mrs. ter. flnldied a conference at the The assistant says he is cer- Sarah Novasalty. first ao- Juatlca Department—a sesalon tain that these words came -rranos; Mrs. Gloria Coro aivd dealing ironically with how to' from Kennedy’s deep well of re­ Miss Stephens, second s(q>ranoe, combat crima. He Invited the < ligious conviction, and Mrs. Doris Hunt and Mrs. confaraas, U.8. Atty. R obert' Dorla Belding. aVtoa, sang Morgenthau of New Yoric City BULL 'A CHAMPION "Cherubim Song.” by Bortnlan- and an aaaiatant, 811 vip 'MallOr OraCAGO (AP) — A buM by eky, and "Sing Songs of Joy.” out for lunch at the many-win­ the name o f MaxlmlASan 1212, k Bohemian Carol. Tliey were Santa’s dowed, raitlbUtig, white' brick shown by Mole's Hill Farm, directed and accompanied by farmhouse In McLean, Va., a Oonti., w «a neuned Grand CXtam- Mrs. Tompkins. homa that bears the legend at plan Bull of breeding Aberdeen Mra. Slade, soprano, sang dropping the entrance, "R.F. Kennedy.” Angus at the Interneitionel Live- "Heuig Up the Holly.” accom­ With Mra. Kennedy wearing a srtock Exposition yeeterday. panied by M!tas StepheM, who gfeen sweater and slacks and h in ts ... overseeing their wants, they BY JOE CAMPBELL were seated on a veranda for the lunch, when a telephone aaa,n».»n.a»atnnan, rang. Robert went (o answer It. $75.00 A* .he went, an electrician •*8h«’t at that awkward aga . . . old anough to worMng on a nearly completed John Lacey Intaraatad In boya and too young to ba brtaraatad bi aildltlorr to the house strode to- doing thair homaworlcr twwAaoTMeMaaraaAf wiard the open veranda.' and Factory trained Volkswagen me­ called out softly that he had Just chanic . . . now associated with heard on the radio that the President had been shot. BEN CA Robert evidently did not h e » this. He went to the phone a w MORIARTY'S 1100.00 recelvad from FBI Director J?| THE TRUTH,HOW-.T 1 . . . I OANfraE>t3u'Ra Edgar Hoover the word thstt the FLYma "A" SESVICE HAVE >OU HAP I CAN'T AFRAIDID President had been struck down, Mr. k«cy who has had IB yean ezperieeioe, waa formerly ANY HGACACHEC/REAUy SOMETlflNSI probably fatally: lAlBY?. f< RBm ,ap MieHT RM> associated with a local Vq^keewagea deMerthip. TilMn,> in a '«hort time, came • E santpcM txf a call from Texas, telling of the Pceaident’a death. Old friends We Are Now Equif>ped, $150.00 and neighbors dropped in soon to «g y and do what they could. | First' was John A. McCone, To Do Volkswagen Repairs head o f th* CIA, which is not BY FRANK O’NEAL faraway. Then Dean Markham/ SURE, DR. a White House assistant who Here you will find MILCMdIBI, CASEV, BUT played on the same Harvard COMPLETE the moat attractive CAN WE1ALK f 3'M PLANNING selection of quality POR A FEW ON LEMONG football team with Robert. FOREIGN CAR MINUTES? HERE TODAY, McCone and Robert went out diamonds. C y'KNOW. In the yar

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SHOPPINS PARKADE MAIM ST. VERNON MROLE MARLOW'S Uve EiMtricUy I THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY MANCHESTER MANCHESTER VERNON B iA IN BT.— S4B-B221 PAGE THIRTBEN HANCJHKSim EVENING HBBAliD. MANCHESTEE, CONNe TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 196S FACE TWELVE Future Lies in Defeme, Pitefewg Coaches’ Corner By Andy Bsylock By Tony ABbrio Santonelli Wins Manehastor n gh Angels Deal W agn er Baal OathaHa Noadtoas to aay, tort 'thui*- Wiwiing our TharA*gtvlng day waa a day of Thanksgiving Day game wMh South OrthoUe > ^2 v3 / 3 In m ore ways than one—we are oertataly made the turkey dln- 3 thantotol that this seawen ia ner mora appetfastng and enjoy­ Scoring Laurels over! able. For Hurler Latman We felt our hoys, tn thto tort Behind the Aim Uockfaig o i game, gave it the good old “ool- our offensive Hne. Tom Bavier 2 0 SO leg« try” but it again toft us and Walt Basnight ware able < =- '7 of whom passed^ Northaastern . to break kwae ravaral ttoiMe. A (■ / - o BOSTON (AP) — H alf-f Haley, MaJna . . . 0 0 46 S A N DIEGO, C slif. shoe! of a vletory. We had a ! 7 5 , " 1 3 for 54 polnU. Concannon was 0 0 48 good" many breaks go our way Pep Rally the night befora, an back Bob Santonelli of Am­ btenked In Ms final game. Palm, UMass. .. (AP)—Convinced thehr fu- overflow crowd and the fiwA tt Mero^i Lala .. 16 5 4S thto time but the boy* toiddnt herst is the official New Whelchel kicked 34 of 36 38 ;ure lie* In defense *nd oapltaUze on them. waa the last game of the sea­ ONveannon, B. C. 2 0 son aU hriped taapira the team. England football scoring points-sfter and Chuck Mer- 0 0 86 pitching, the Los Angeles It WM definitely a defence oein, Yale's Junior fuUback, KeUy, -D artm 'th. game bet'ween two rtuba toiriy We ahowad early season form champion for 1963. Oarr, Bates ----- 0 0 36 lingel* mad* their fir*t ta that file blocking and tao hooted 16 pMnU-after and add­ 0 0 86 C f I evenly matched aa f* r th* The Wakefield. Mass., senior Burton, Vermont move in that direction by running game went. The edge kltag were very ertop and th* registered 76 points in eight ed five flew goals for 31 '■ SantoneUd, who scored 75 Beans, trading power hitter Leon Wag­ in passing definitely belonged plays were quick in dsv*|optag. games, topp'ng his closest Middiebury ... r- ner to tha Cleveland Indiana linebaokera Joe AlUHckt, rival, Massachusetts quarter­ points a year ago, finishing to wW lham . fcas-th in the New Bnglwd Thornton, for plteher Barry Latman and It Interesting to watch Skip Thofnas and Rick Harvey back Jerry Whekhel, by sn 0 0 86 another player to be named at and note how different the kept the defense fired up with even doeen points. race, nwfted up 46 points in his Northeastern . their fine tackling and pumilt. firat two games this season. 0 0 86 data. teems played In the different Jim Welsoh, Springfield Detooae, UMass.. It was tha first major trade Both Thomas and Harvey !»■ For the season he scored Tousaalnt, halves. We did a bettor Job o f­ quarteiback, was third with 54 completed at the annual winter fensively In the flrrt halLgrt- tercepted pasaee, Harvey run­ Pony Raiders__Surprise Champions of the Charter Oak Pony Conference nine times on runs, twice on Vermont ...... 14 • 82 ning Ms interception idl the way points. Northeastern's sopho­ psBses, kicked ftv€ polnt^Mt€^ baseM l meetings which got un­ Ung five first down* wMle Wind­ more fullback. Bob Cappadona, rsn a two-point conversion and Rookett, derway Monday when the ma­ ham could only mahaga two. for a touchdown. Robertson, Jim Sproul, John Gabbey, Skip Wiganowski, Ken Ough, 10 1 81 •Twlc* South Led by Head Coach Bill Smith, the Manchester Raiders (above) tallied 50 points for fourth booted a 26-yard field goal to Rhode Island . READY FOR OPENER— University of Connecticut basketball team which jors drafted a record *8 players But in the second half it was atunned Charter Oak Pony Football Conference fans S p d a y with Wayne Cartier, Steve Nicola; second row. Assistant Coach John place, and Mike Haley of Maine McCarthy, opens its season with two home game* this week— American International on at a cost of t**l,(XX>. Jiwt the reverse—Windham had was within our besEt Bowxkiln 3-0. 0 0 80 a 16-8 victory over previously unbeaten Vemon to win the con­ McNary, John Hughes, Pete Benson. Rick Roberts, Phil Cataldo, and Ken Palm of UMase tied The Soorera Coast Guard .. Wednesday and Yale on Saturday is shown above— Kneeling, from left: AI In. the only other transaction, five and we only recorded two. 20 but both Mark Ware, Jim Monaghan, Frank Woods, Lee Davis, Rick Burr, for fifth with 48 apiece. Oorge, Colby .. 0 0 80 the New York Meta purchased Lack of alert- times a stellar ference title. Vemon had blanked the Raiders, 20-0, in an earlier TD PAT FQ T Ritter, Tom Capiga, Co-Captain Dom Pemo, Dennis Stanek, Ken Whitney. defense stopped Ted Brindamour, Dave Wilcox, Coach Smith and Assistant Coach The passing king of Amer­ Doran, Tufts .. • 0 0 30 Bob Taylor from Milwaukee. e s s on our meeting. Squad members are: Front row, left to right, Jim Leber, ican Intomatlonare Dick Ko- Santonelli, 0 0 30 Standing, Assistant Coach (xeorge Wigton, Bill Della Sala, Chuck Slimowicz, The 24-year-Md catcher-cutfleld"- boys’ part has them cold. Amherst ...... 11 7 1 76 Cournoyar, AIC . John Treat, Rich O’Grady, Tim Cunningham, Bill Hawver, Bryant Bion Tupper. Mike Belcher is the only missing player.______lodxiey, a Junior ss is Whelchel. Perklna, Maine.. 0 0 80 D ^Jlesford, Ken Libertoff, Chris Whitewhb, Co-Captain Eddie Slomcenski, To- er was paid a $100,(XX) bonus by hurt all seewon South was able Whelchei, UMaas. 5 84 0 64 the Braves when he signed hla Icmg. It 'wae so to move the ball Kolodzley passed for 60 points. Tetro, by iball, Jim Thaicter, Charley Talbott, Marty Setter, M&nager Jack Lu- Tied for second were Jack Con- Welsch, . « firat profeaslonal contract In in tMs game with continuous Sprii^flakl ... 9 0 0 54 Rhode Island , cier, Hlead e Coach Fred Shabel. (UConn Photo.) eucceea only in cannon of Boston College, Bob McGowan, B. C.. 1957. again. On the Harringtcn of Bowdodn and Cappadona, The trading of the 29-year-old punt Windham the final mhi- Wagner, who hit S3 home runs blocked, for ex­ utee o f the for the Angelas in the last two ample, our Wck- **?J*’xT - AndyBaylock NFL Draft All-Day Session, yean for the 27-year-old Lat­ er failed to drop My No. 1 pur­ Robertson Leads in Scorings Assists Hoop Coaches Optimistic man a 7-12 pitcher with the In' back far enough pose thto season was to give th* LEON WAGNER dlans last season, raised some BARRY LATMAN and our Mocker Toin AUhrio boya plenty of experience In CHURCH '1AOUE eyebrawB. Fred Haney, Los An­ w a s late to preparationition nfor next fall when geles general manager explain' Jackie Simpson, one of our most acquired from the Chicago react to Windham'* nrti. The ■we become a full four-year var­ sity echooi. I cwild ha've ar- • W. L, Pot. Gathering ad the "other player” to be de promising young outfielders.” White Sox In 1960 In exchange that set up Wtadham’s 16 Hours for Four Rounds Point Total O f f 1 1 Points At Pre-Season Uvered before March 1, would for Herb Score. Even in his sub- ■Mooitd touchdown waa weU eov- ranged a complete Jayvee sched­ St. Bridget’s ___ .30 18 .625 "Wa don't believe Latman's .583 be "a fulltime ptayer." par 1968 sea.Non. Latman, a na­ ered but the ball w m defieotod ule so that 'wa woMd ha’ve had Ontcr Congo No. 2 28 20 record last season is indicative an tmpreaslve won-lost record. N. Methodist No. 1 27 21 .563 By EARL YOST optimistic. I havs read whroe*»blg oenber, whose speclaHy to *We sacrificed some power tive of Los Angeles, struck out into the receiver’s hands. Thet^ornla’* (Detroit) :<^Minn«e0oU and end HaJ among tt»e first .542 ley talk of big things. Ws~ are the dunk ebot and he'a toanxhng becauae we recognise the need of hla ability," said Angeles' ISS in 149 innings. We ware happy to see DleX I 'wes mere Intereated In CHICAGO (AP) N. Methodist No. 2 26 22 Optimism was the key­ Manager Billy Rlgney. "We placing the boy* In keener ootn- of Southern California. 42 picked. .26 22 .542 optimistic, too. Wednesday we defease, al a BUl Russell. of pitching and ^eed In cur hall CHeveland Manager Birdie Leevto get the Vaaalty M Club 3 N a tio n a l" Football League! Biu Mun«>n of Utah state (U» — “ Second Congo .. Records Show in NBA Play The New York Giants want .542 note— save for the com­ play AIC. They have their beet The ooech feels that hie know he has a good arm and Tebbetts was delighted with the a'ward as the gamaa' outstand­ petitlon. Angeles); George Mira of Mi­ Other early signers an­ Center C on go No. 1 26 22 park,” said Haiiay. "Also he's very strong. We think he'll The twoqiiatoon syatotn w* plodded through an all-day for Joe Don Looney, the Okla­ .24 24 .500 ments from Tom Nevers at and biggest team In years. Sat­ aquad will be much bettor de feel we have a couple of acquisition of Wagner, who waa ing Mancherter player. He has nounced were Woodson by Bal­ homa halfback and punter v^ho E m an u el...... M F W v n R T f__ Tt tn a v ho'?>.526, belpad immeasurably by a<»natl RoyaJ# In fenslvely Uien a year ago which fit well Into pitching staff.” , on the American League All-star employed along with speeUHrta session Monday and deep ami, Fla., (San Francisco) and St. Mary’s ...... 24 24 .500 xLllvlx it in&y D€y ------ai— eauvw*. tiniMiUnue to dlK>lft.Vdisplay ftllall MX)Ulldaround t68JTlteam WiUimantic State— aa head urday 'fale comes In and IVe Btera who will otfaet tbe been a fine playar tor ua aH Jack Concamvon of Boston Col­ timore, tackle Dick Evey of was ousted off the Sooner akein of 19 ooneecuUve euooem- read where this is the best tssm maana opponanta will be In tor Wagner'B bet. Ed Klikpatriek, Latman, a 8-8 power pitcher team In 1962 and 1963. He was searon—both on oftonra and de- on ttM “auiclde aquad” took into the morning hours Tennessee by the Chicago So. Methodist .. ..2 4 24 .500 tougher defenses or its just May by virtue of the fact that college basketball coaches aiway the burden of a boy hav­ lege (Philadelphia). Concannon squad for alleged indifference 24 ftil attempte in outinga agalnrt ever at Yale." more tnx&la, atarting with tha our young catcher whom wa who welglu 215 p ^ d s, won 13 the starting left fielder and hit ». He to one bey 'who has Bears, tackle Herchel Turner of Sit. John’s ...... 2 4 .500 possible the shooting has N«w York and Baltimore dur­ none of the Celt ragulara la ■np-Off 'Tournamant fVlday and ing to play a fuH 486 minutea 'Tuesday in its annual col­ had been the No. 1 pick in the to practice routine. TTve Giants ..2 2 26 .458 In Connecticut addressed TatoPs Buttdogs wlU M tough plan to convert Into an outfield­ and loet five in 1961, hia second a home run in the second 1962 gtven 100 per cent eOort oE the Kentucky by St. Louis and also drafted Steve Thuriow of St. Jamefl’ No. 1 ing tha pert week. He to fol­ ksted among the first fifteen Saturday at Naw Britain. AU-Star contest. and It atoo allowed more boys lege d ra ft API, draft l>y the Boston Pa­ Comm. Baptist . . .22 26 .458 fallen off, but whatever the membara of the Sports Writers’ igialn. "We era rtt Set wtlh four er, swings a good hat. So does season with the Indians. He was titne ki prartloe a* wal a* tai quarterback Munson by the Stanford. lowed by Clncinnatl'a rookie top Individual soorera In the Cir­ AlUsnee yeaterdsy at the Wav- rtartena, Don Taylor, Riok Ka- Down rt Weaieyan. Johnny our gamea. to play. Five clube remained home triots. Zlcm Lutheran . ..2 2 26 .458 reason, the fact remains cuit. Sam Jones heeds the I thoroughly believe football The Minnesota Vikings who Rams. The real battle still is to come whis, Jerry Lucae, wito la bat­ arly. mkwky, DenniB L(ynch and Wood, now in Ma 17th year, haa In addRIcn asvarBi ottaar boya aitd conducted their IniaineaB by Assumption ...... 2 1 27 .438 hat for the first time in ting .509 with BUI McCMU of scoring perade for the Hub to tor the and as long os phone or teletypo meaaagea to a Wst their first three picks to Although this was supposed in most cases when the teams ..1 9 29 .396 ^peotad to be the state a Dsive Sobumacher, but nutosnoe fellow who would be wel­ playad waU in detoat. BIM D ix­ start bidding with the AFL lor St. James' No. 2 five years the scoring proclivi­ New York creeping cq;> to a .606. five with 330 points, which comed on any campus, Wlnky on, Dava Pnece, Randy Ooto, it to possible, everyone 'who la xepreaentative on the floor, the AFL last year, quickly to be a poor year for running O unoordia...... 1 9 29 .306 powers among tha major col- injurlea have us from becks, the acute need for strong the o(rtleg:ians they haive select ties of National Basketball As­ Sam Jones of the Boa ton places Mm 16th among the fegea are Yale and Connecticut. nafing down aftfth man. Danenport, who holds sU W' Bob AllbriD, R. O. Lrtvto and honored to be seleoted to wear while the others aat on their signed their No. 1 and No. 2 sociation gunners has hit a Bork Leads Selections a footbaa uniform wrt get into selections, tackle Carl Eller of runnera by several NFL. beams ed. Celttoa haa moved to the van League's top gunnera Actually, Central, which went undefeated TMa yearta scbedifie la ro*riqg sad rebounding records, D ick Boenharger oB did waU. bands. Itoere were oomptalnta (Jharies McCarthy 137—358, downward curve on the League among the free throw toaxtora Ms 20.6 average fo r 16 games. Hs aveiegod nearly 20 potato a Bomfcerger’s action waa Iknltsd the ban game. and a threat of legtalation to In 22 regular season games last tougfasst tfart wsTvs bad tonoe Looking back over the long Fran Aldrich 145, Jim Mathia- shooting graph ertth S2 successful tries out of Indicates that he wiS flMah sev­ season, has another small col­ game tort year In which the BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE obaoa ha raoetrsd a knM Injury avoid such marathons in the eon 142 — 366, Bruno Mazzoll This yesr, the te ^ as „ ,ttampt* for a .861 for a Tve bean at Tal*. W« hem a DouMeheader last night saw season—^whlch formally stiurted eral notohea higher in Indl'vldual lege powerhouse as win be Wes­ good nuoleua ratuniing ahd we Cards luad to advantoge tha On Little All-America ki the flirt half. future. 137—397, Sam LltUe 141 — 376, a whole, sue averaging .422 slight toad ovar BaRay Howell aooiing 'when the season luns two-plaitoon ayrtsm. Don WilUa Oarage turn in a Rog Parrott did a good Job on A ug. 28-—my asalstanta Iton {Sox Gain Four, — T e x a s Retains No, 1 Ranking-^ leyan. Trinity, Southeyh Con­ haira never been this fa r Mong Cunnlnjgham and Tom Kelley lit to(A the league a record Larry Lorentsen 136— 363, Tom a Oraot^ 1 ^Detroit who haa a .866 with Ms ooursa. necticut, New Haven' Coltoge rrtuniing tottannen strong second half to defeat o f downfleld blocking and R. Turbar 142— 362, H owls Hansen shooting s/versgas as oentraated In develofsnent «t llS* rtage. apd I are pleased with what alght houra and eight minutea auooeartul tziM and Hartford ars looking for­ could wall for Waalayen'i Case Brothers, 61-S*, and Tele­ NEW YORK (AP)— George Bork, Northern Illinois' G. Lewis, Bob Weratler and And Lose Seven 146 — 358, Glenn N icbol 366, tort seawon Sooring Leaden fast tfart our tow rartiani coul ______trtua aeversl pronrialii; phone Op. nip tbe Barona, 41-88. was accomplished. From week to work Hs way through the In f o u 11 •**• "*** veraatito Hoto- P ta A vg. ward to better than .600 years. play w ith any eftib In tha ooun- fantastic passer, and 10 other seniors make up the As- Woody Clark ran very wen at firat round aeleodnne of the 14 Easier Time in Poll B m ie OcUonmn' 390, W in Oonant rophs, two being Blok Stabnick Tha Ooragemen led, 26-18, at times. to week we could see the steady 353, Eld HlmUe 354, Phil CSidse flhootin^f how€V©r, tJw i 2fi0 Robertson, C ln...... 691 27.6 "Lack of two top freahman try . and Bob Worley, the half and It was still any­ sociateil Press Little All-America football team for 1968 It has bean a dismal aeason positive progress of the play- dubs. Sixteen houn after the At Draft Meeting for the (League U 76% a# com - -8M avasage for 221 out o f 309 West, L A ...... 636 28.9 teams (the part two years) "LUte 'UConn, wo’ra thin, but start, they were only hi the 354, Ernie Wilkie 352, Gil WU- •Wa'U be tough,” W ood body's game. But after the fat' Bork, the humM howitzer who^ for lu—and at this time all we In recapping, we aerfanmaged PetUt. St. L...... 631 27.4 means that the varsity club wlU bettor in the backoourt than up rewrote the record book with that are minor, their ath- fourth round. son 353, Tony Yacono 376, Ed paired to last wlnter'a 72% for wenm Harvard ia the flirt toa termlealon. Case turned oold can hope for is better times in PlalnvUle vanity, Briatol East- BAN DOKGO. CaHf. (AP)— Bpenoe 154—373, George Barber the oorreaponding period. Laaa Top Beboimder^^ ChambwOain, 8.F. .,.6 1 1 have little depth," new^ UConn toqnt. We'have a BbUe more hto toBses, to the only repeater letes. am vmrslty, were In a Jamboree, The Beaton Red Sox picked up Than on Battle Field speed than tort year, aaeriflc tomorrow night. wbUe the WUUs orew did the That couldn’t be with two the futiire. The road ahead is Several aigningB were an­ 156— 384, Stan W alckowskl 138, ahoU are being taken per con- ® Baylor, LA...... 5 2 5 mentor, Fred Shabel, reported. Orty rt WSSii WlMmantlo doesths oimoelte. Four players hit from a year ago. The 1963 all- a rocky one for several raasona played Waterford varalty, four players but lost seven A --a A. I- -wMit a,v^r-1 oonoouM to I6ftu to in€ ....5 1 2 tng height for tM*. TMs Is tbe such aky-scraplng ends as Bob nounced almost skmdtaneoudy Stan G r^ 370, Stan Opalach 4 Ehibry, On. .. The froeh squade the part two |)lcitura kwk Mack. double figures tar the winners Btar aggregation Is one of few But more on thto on another Northwest, Searle* varsity, young pitchers in the baseball a m a t 96 ner mine for 42 ftokl i bound oMumn wMh 428 rrtrtovea BeOamy, Bait. ....4 6 6 seasons have been weU brtow towdtort cbsaenlra ki my time during the 80-year history of Cherry of Whlttonberg and with the drafts, making it ob­ NEW YORK (A P )—^Texas had a much easier time o:' 360. Ai Rubaoha 862, Howie "Wa orty bad Mne boya ort, led by Norm Lutsen’ s 20. Nell day. Peimey twice, Wllby of Water- vious that the duba were oheck- draft meeting yesterday. SnSSS to 103^ for a 17.1 amre^ Bill Lucas, On...... 4 1 0 the usual caliber at Storrs. the Little All-America to be Jerry Cole of Southwest Tejeaa. it in The Associated Press iroll than it had on the field Holmea 371. six fKatanton. Our akarU ng team Plenon waa high for Case with They are supported by Paul bury's aopha emd Juniors, ^ the boys to be sure they Obtained for the price of $8,- SSu. leT ^ for 46 Greer, Phil...... 4 2 6 "We have six or seven boys Coming off a Drtfaot made up entirely of seniors. Ridgefield varsity and South. 000 each were: Shortstop Reg­ a yaar_ ago, Bfil _- ' l l Datrick Cen- I iiiatoti of one sophomore and 18. Graham of Massachusetts and were intereated In playing NFL. against Texas A&M in its finale. ro^to eaxti tUt. oonfarta haa 398 oar Chappell, N.Y. ___ 416 in our first group, but not much Tbe eecond game aras close Bracketed in the backfleld W l » l t p r « W « compUed 128 points to 99 ie Smith, 16, a N egro, from m e b c a n t o j e l e a g u e depth. BUI Della Sala wlU be tria adm tted. a prat- tour freshmen. We have been Neil Reuther of North Dakota, ball before wasting a turn. The The Longhorns poked the wIh-<9 Big O f mi**~g oma for a 24.9 avarage, high in Shaffer, FMl...... 4 0 7 rtokkerad in ail sotimmagta. throughout with the Banhs with Bork are Mike Brown, B W r 1 l C r » for. ^the o«nnnants opponents andsuid three of _ellaa; Left-handed pitcher Pitt, 31-20 winner over Miami, Standings Xha o, Owoar Robertson thto department. WUt Cbamher- tbe fifth starter." ty good boll dab again. Teft^ w heel-hone of Delaweure’ s un­ rated the beat lineman In the teams were very much aware of nlng touchdown across with lit Dlschinger, Balt ....4 0 6 W e tort* ttasae rtartera from stumhllng over a second-quarter Jack Ojlne, 18, a Negro, from moved up a notch to fourth. Au­ W . L. P i o f Clncinnaiti, has aawumed th e]la in to in saoond plaoa both in ...... 393 Bast looking sophs wlU be BuriM from matol beaten team; Sid Blanks of North Central Conference, at tha draft by the rival American tie more than a minute to spare Barnett, LA. .. last y m r atfil la ecbool but d rou gh t-^ period fat arfaloh they Honor BarnikowIn.^tSr” '"”'^'*^ Columbus; Lefty pitcher Bill against the Aggies on Thanks­ burn, 10-8 victor over Alabama, Bantn* Bulktors . . 27 9 .7 Booihig lead for the week with total rebounds and average per Hagan, St. L...... 390 Ken Libertoff from New Yortc Ittaa to run esid to tbs mort ag- Texas AAI, and Martin Luther tackles; Ralph Bauman of Football League beid Saturday jumped from ninth to fifth. Big giaaalra baK ptojar Tv* y * r none art out thto yaar. scored only two potato. Once Puget Sound and Greg Van The only “pounding” we took In New York. Rohr, 18, from Oolumbua; Out­ giving, for a 15-lS decision. Opbtoal B a r ...... 26 10 .7 691 polnta for a 27.6 per g ^ e | game wMh 406 and 21A re- Of’esen, N .Y...... 345 and Dan Heaford, a Naw Jtrssy they got the lead tat that period, Agnew, the 198-pound avalanche With Key Award] waa froih a very powerful 1 fielder Lew Dorach, 20, owned Eight champiMi Nebraska went Kloter’s Togs .... 26 11 .8 average, foUowad by Jerry Wert. | speotively. Hayvnen, N.Y...... 332 layer. Both lads flgurs high In ffiyi- John BalomV'to anrtllti' ‘Tixto to going to be a very, from Sewanee who soon will OrdMi of Appalachian at the The squeaker preserved a 10-0 ry tough year. aometWng has Teiepmme stayed fat front — guards with Dick Dean of Ridgefield team, 30-18. It la in­ Dallas used up two hours and by the Los Angeles,Dozers. from seventh to No. 6. G«nton R est.----- 22 14 .« of Loa Ange^ with 636 taUies The Boston Oeittos, off to one Jones, Bos. .. • ...... 330 Shshcl'a . good sopbonov*' and Btto' W- but not by much. The Barons enter the ministry. SO minutes before settling on seasqn, and the No. 1 spot in the sky,« fi-8 frestunan tram (Btaw- to ‘be done," he added. Depairw at center. Dean Is Ths Oooneoticut Sports teresting to note our starting Boston lost pitchers Luke next T» last Associated Press Mississippi dropped from third ABtod Printing for 28.9. WUt Chamberlain of the flnast starts in League Ohl, D et...... 329 Toby (**'F) krti matched toem, basket for bas­ This foursome cavorted so units (22 boys) were made up S cott Appleton, 235-pound Walker (PitUburgh) Dave to No. 7 after a 10-10 tie with San Franoisoo with a 822 aver- igetoey, with taut a one point- ...... 329 Slomcenski (6-11) are the big bury, to the bast pevMVert wa TMBgs are looking bettor, apectacurly during the season rated the best center in Indiana, Witters AlUsncs snnounoed to­ poll of the season. The final Men. Attbo Parte 18 S oott I>et. . . ket, much of the remaining despite such nearby major of 18 Juniors, eight sophomores tackle of Texas' top ranked Woods (Houston), Bob Daniel Mississippi State. Ftono's Reat. age per game In six lesa appetf .- j second losa to tba dncln- Howeiu, Det...... 316 men with the former expected hotv* had tn school In a kmg too, at TWrtty, This to beoauee that their teams compiled a day that Frank Baralkow, re­ Lcnghonw. Baltimore Marv Woodson, an Indiana Kirahan (Giants), Jhn Jankow homa State 34-10. column. Bob Pettit of St. Louis T hear that most coaches are ooBege baE to Bart Jaohson, tha 16 ram ee. In front of them Is the biggest Graham, whose Maaaachuaetts has been selected to receive one Hie Texas poll margin was Bobby Hull Spearheading New Try club to reach double figures. team tied Harvard and beat all forward to next season. Next haMiadc, end then announced (Baltimore) and Pat M<^ahon Alabama fell from sixth to BIH Amtoraon 142-168-440, and iragin Baylor of Los "Weirtva a fair motaue. Isrt and most agile line In the his­ of three awards to be made at convincing enough to make it Don Cornell of the Barons took the remainder of its opponents, the 2 M annual Oold Key dfamer week ws begin an organized hla signing later in the day. (Baltiniore). No. 9, and Michigan State from R oy MlcOuire 175-383, Hesb geles round out the big five year wa bad only seven play- game honors with 14. tory of the little All-America, unlikely Uiat even a great per­ era. Thto year we wGi have restricted to teams whose com­ to the heaviest at 284 pounds. to be held on Monday, Jan. 27, program of weight training, Kaaheta is from Worcester, fourth to No. 10. Oandall 140, Sonny Chandtor among the soorera. Needs lOhYard Average Per Ckune toometrics, oombativa activities Dave Parka, a six-foot, 193- formance by No. 2 Navy against Besides Navy's date with etolbt or Mne. TMa to the beat petition is defined as minor or Bork completed bis collegiate at the Ambassador Rsotaui Miasa. 147-876, BIU Faber 160-379, Robertson, In addition to 1 ^ Norris Money Unsuccessful T MTOOETS career holding 14 national pass­ and ogUlty games in prepara­ pound end tr o a i Texas Tech, Army on Saturday will dislodge Army, Alabama has a game ing the scoring oohnnn, contin­ depth that we've had slnoe at the college level by the in Hamden. was the first player drafted by the Longhorns. Navy has an 8-1 John Aceto 139-372, Lee Oourb- Opening games last night aaw ing records and responsible for Three outstanding sportsman tion tor the next footbedl sea­ left with Miami, Fla., Dec. 14. ne(y 878, Pete Spelae 361, Lea ues to head the circuit in the 1 ^ ” Jay MoWIUlama sakL Boland Wl topple Hilltop NCAA, as contrarted with the the San Franoisoo 40en who record. university level where such two team marks. During North­ with Connecticut atiiletie bcu:k' son. Monday** Fight* The other eight teams have RInwrs 361, Tony Spelas 366, assist department with 240 Much to expected of Joe Motors, 28-16, and Manchester bad first oholoe because they Texas drew 42 first-place Daniels Has Chance headline hunters as Alabama, ern Illinois’ nine atralght victor­ grounds *ra honored each year I would Uka to sxtand m y completed their seasons. Bdb JaiMcke 360 Ted Sprtae feeds for a 9.6 per game aver Hourlhan, former Hartford Auto Parta defeat the Elks, 25- ies during Uie r^ular season thanks to Earl Yost and Howie were last in the combined con­ SYDNEY, Australia—Sandro votes from the 61 sports writers age, followed by Guy Rodgers - , BuHoeley aoe, who wIR be a Texas, and Washington prowl. by tile Alliance. ference standings sfter Sun Mazxinghl, 158, Italy, stopped Six of the Top Ten are already 38a, Bud MioOormaok 356. 18. he completed the 244 of 874 Barnlkow coached four sports Holcomb tor allowing me this and broadcasters on the special committed to major bowl of Sen Franoisoo with a 72 per NBJW YORK — (NEA) — ■ -1 abarUng guartL '^ ’s quite a The Oilmen led all tbe way Many of the colleges whose diVs games. Ralph Diq;>as, 160)4. New Or- AP panel. Navy got eight and J«BMs Nonris buMt a boMlBg athletes are honored on the 1963 aerial attempts for 82 touch­ at Meriden High School at vari­ weekly space ta order that I C games,' and ons or two others game average in rtx toss ap- To Set Rushing Mark ptoymeker,” hto coach sakL but had to stand off a third downs and 8,077 yards, an aver­ ous tim es betwesn 1922 and 1*47. might extend some of my leana, 18. Retained Junior mid- Pitt the other one. m u s » LXAOUE pearanoes. Rodgers has 186 emipire so Mg that a federal list are members of the NCAA’s Bob Brown, 269-pound gua«d dleweigbt title. noay get bids. Oklahoma plans quarter IfiUtop rally to win. age of 341.9 yards a game. All Hs was coach of football and thoughts to tbe parents and On the usual 10-9-S-etc. voting S ta n d in g fee(to to Ms credit. Judge saw fit to braak M up. Tim Gurake and Chuck May led rival, tbe NAIA. ftom Nebraska's Orange Bowl- PHJLADEZjPHIA — Jease no bowlMg this year, and Mich­ are records. basketbaU for 21 yean. Ho re­ fana of our elub. basis, Texas had 486 points to L. Pet. Wht Chamberlain oontlnuas But a htUe thing Hke that Jack Concannon the losers’ Ute surge and they It to the college’s schedules bound Cornhuskers, was taken Smith, 158, Philadelphia, out­ igan State can not go. .639 ’i NEW YORK—Gookie Gilchrist’s single season rush tired In 1987. Remember, through sports Navy's 482. Texas is host In the Cotton Aceto A Sons ... .23 13 as the top man In 'the dkki't keep Norris out of sports. crept to wlthfai six points at one by Philadelphia and Charley pointed Gemeo Brennan, 167, Deoi’s Drive-In .. 23 13 .639 Ing record of 1,096 yards appeared safe from Clem Dan­ Two other Odd Key recipients comes physical fitness, and,a Taylor, a strong running back Below the top two, the per­ Bowl, probably against either percentage. depertmeeM Jim raesd Ms horaea and, no May Join Former stage. Then a counterattack by good ^rts make* a good Bahamas, 10. Len Mathews, 137, Oopiitol Elquipment 17 19 .472 iels’. shifty 220-poundA when the American Football will be annotmeed rtortly, ac- ftmm Arlrona State, was picked sonnel was the same but the Navy or Pitt. doUbt, paid more attention to Bob Kieman and Charley Lank­ cording to William Cruickshank, American. PhiladrtpiUa, s t o p p s d Jose VtoM’e Package . . 16 20 .444 hockay—a sport which hs has ford clinched the win for Bol­ Hornets’ Floyd Smith Leads by Washington before the ses­ (Chico) Veil*, 185 ?4, Miami rankings were shuffled. Illinois goes to the Rose, to League season b^an. ^ Lowe Recipient sports editor of the Norwich Bul­ Paitten BuUdera . .15 21 .417 been in all Mi Ufa Hhe Chicago and’s. sion ran into the Dallaa log Beach, Fla., 8. Illinois Jumped from eighth to play Washington, a (M team. 22 .389 Oaktond Ooabh Al Davis d»- thto waakend’a ootion with 102 letin and chairman of the Gold Auburn and Nebraska meet FTOd’a Package ,.14 Btock Hawks, showing remark- Lankford paced the wlnnera’ jam. NEWCASTLa:, Ehgland — third with 358 points, on its 18-0 Pin Tourney Merad that Ms Reddera would yard) on 13 ruabes against BOSTON (AP) — The 1968 AHL’s Point-Making Parade Key selection committee. Cadet Captain*■ p t defeat of Michigan State for the In the Orwige Bowl, and Mis­ abla aarly foot ki the National depend upon the forw ard pass as scoring while Ed Bayles turned Among the four quarterbacks Brian London, 210, England, This week's top scorers were Hookay Leagua, .have their HOusten, trails DoMeto by only wfawtor o f the George Butgor in a good floor game. Mike N ( to be picked in the first two knocked out Billy Nielson, 197, Big Ten title and Rose Bowl as­ sissippi and Alabama in the Su Chris D edantls 144— 422 BUI Its m ajor weapon. Damlela' 30 yar^ Low*, leader to thia ter Ron Gipson and guard gar & w l. owner's name back in the head- Ixnva Award as New BngJaud’a Kelly and Wayne Douglas were Roger Crozler of Pittsburgh Buffalo’s post-season roster rounds were Southern OaJl- Omaha, 4. signment. CtoUlna 137, Bob W agner 136, Slated at Y i«---- t . chances were further dknmed threeHway race a t 'various times, most out8tand)ii« football player Eastern Division <¥> contedna toe names of 15 p lie rs Andy Horsey will be co-cap- xsnte, when be suffered) a deep leg outstanding for Hilltop. W L ] led the goal tenders with an av Ray Beeuirogard 136, Rooco Lu- to 66 ysrtto — Just one good may Join the 1942 winner in a who were with the New 'xcfork tedns of , the 1964 Cow^ Guard w ith aU Norria' roonay—and brulM In the second game o f Dave Ware, Randy Whltcher P roviden ce...... 9 8 erage of 2.38 on 50 goals allowed pacdUno 164— 374, Frank Bu- breakaway with hto oubrtanding ptotyar-ooech releitlonelhip. and Bill Brown hit important In 21 games. Meta. Academy football teedn. lantl 869, Jton A oeto 189, John For Females he «>ant lavishly—the Black the season. He hdbbled through speed — behind. Hertdiey ...... 10 10 : Haiwka hawe never won a cham­ V V . three gamrt nmnfaig Ineffec- The ’68 winner to Boetjon Col­ hoope tor Auto Parts to put the T K DEPENDIBIES: SUIXESS CURS OF '64 Naretto 363. Dantols’ 702 yarda on 167 lege quartorimok Jack Ooncan- B eiltlm ore...... 10 12 pionship. , ,»r ■r'>> k ttvaiy, then rested in a fourth. second game out of reach. Quebec City .... 8 13 i yard) give Mm an outstaadfaig Don. The 1942 winner was BC The Elks had trouble getting First of a series of At a time when he was stag­ - . Handicaps notwlttirtond- Springfield...... 7 12 EASTERN OHILS — Jane bowhxtg tournaments to sched­ 6.0 yard average txit sUU leaves fullback MUce Holovak, who their offense coordinated and ing wortd heavyweight ohem- k «, tbe part-time school teach­ .Mm behind both Lincoln and W estern Di'vision Smith 125, Mary Simmons 126, uled Saturday at the Y pionslhip fights and hia horaea er from Prodrie tfielw College noiw ooachea the Boston Patetota also lost many rebounds to a Low* In that department. lin - o f the American Foothall more aggressive Auto Parta W L Rita M oAlllrter 129, Amy Plr- tbe sixth annual Mother D au^- were running weH, Norris, the has a long-shot chanoe at Gll- P ittsb u rg h ...... 16 6 key 132 — 361, Liz Juui 125, ter tourney wUl be ehitotSs m ark set t y B uffalo oMn, whom Coach fild GEknan Ijeague. quintet Pete Sadloskl turned In muttkniUkxialre son of the descritoea os the "ftaert all- a steady all around perform­ R och ester...... ',12 7 Betty Geer 145, Lori Skiicrope Three aWfts are acbedutod, ^ g^aln king, said he would fullback last, year «n 214 rushes. Concannon, who led the around back Fve sver coached,” ance for the winners while Bill C levelan d...... 11 0 148—853, Ann Schmitter 126, first at 1 pjn., the second at 4 rather wtoi bto hock«y «diam- Eagles to a 6-8 record this fall, Danleto nseda 804 yards in bos a 6.6 yard average; Lowe, (rtning 1,688 yards, was the Sproul and Dick Ward played B u ffa lo ...... 6 12 Shfirtoy VMtner 364, Doris Grt- and the tbtod at 7. M on^ than the Kentucky Oakland’s tltart gainee — Competition to MmM to 6.8 1 draft choice of the Par well for the Elks. set 341. Derby. HULL on a'veragfe o f 101.8 yards a Another Here NEW YORK—Floyd Smith of mother-daughter connblnattons Big Jkn was sorely dtoap- trii^ Saturdaiy. He was picked bird dog. He came directly to gams. But don’t be skeptloal, WbHertbe LAL boya ware ssoond by the Phileidelphia Pittsburgh became the new scor­ with teams entered In elaases polnted tort season when the the multi-gaared balfbeck has College Ba*ketball aooording to the dauthters the Black Hawks In 1987 when keepfaM the preasui* on DanMs, Eagitoa o f tiie National Football ing leader of the American K a friend (mks up Yavinsky Named Haiwks bogged down in the sweraged aQighUy bettor ttian EAST Hockey League with 27 points, ages. Midgetsru«ei. Dtvtolon la for stretch anaand were eegeaedged bypy he was not yet 18. At 8-10 and who grtnsd M yards on 16 tries League last night. 193 pounds. Hull gets bigger as that slace he’s regadned fun ki the ThanhaglvIng Day game Ocncannon to the lOtK quar- ayracuM 88, Toronto 83 comprised of 13 goals and 14 as­ girls 10 to 12; J'unior j Toronto by a aingle point. As health and turned the Raiders Trinity Captain for girls 13 to 16. (Ages are p enjoyed a he stripe. He possesses toemen- against Denver, another SeU tertiaiok or talilback selected Buffoao 80, Muskingum V t sists. W ayne Hicks of (Quebec dous stamina and speed. Into a team with a potent Diego hero was moving to the rtnoe five award was inltlatod In Rutgers 78, Glasaboro 71 and Fred Glover of Cleveland as of Oct. 1, 1963)^ ...... I nine-point lead over the Maple ground attack. Carol and Fran Crandall, tort Defenders strive to check top spot In another department 1989. Hie also is the first BC Rhode Irtand 76, St. Mkhaiel’s shared second spot with 26 HARTFORD (AP)—The cap­ Leeds, but won only one game Another Asset points. They were followed by gour car, does gour season's Midget winnara, have Hull off balance before he gets Quarterhsek Tobin Roto dto- p l^ e r to win the honor sfaioe 78 tain of the 1964 Trinity College out of 10. Having Vest their Aaolfaer asset, if D en^ Buclaaea 71, American 86 Willy Marshall of Providence moved to the Jiinlor Di'vision. monwntum, they were eliminat­ 'wound up. Once he to ki gear, ptaoed'Buffaio’a Jack Kemp in football team will be quarter­ he Is as tenpoarthle to check needs any apuning on, Is the Hofistra 80, Long Wend 74, with 26 while Bronco Horvath Lyim and VI CEspman, tort ed from tbe j^yoff* by De­ fact that San Diego’s torrid duo the passing category. The Jle w *i be honored Dec. 11 back MerfUl Yavinaky, a Junior off the puck aa he is apectoc- eran aignal-oaUer has oomplet- in a dinner by the Borton Orld- OTt of Rochester and Len Lunde of year's Junior chomps, wMl not troit, on kifaior team. of Keltb Llnooiln and Paul Icw e Buffalo each had 24. from Hartford. defend their title, having moved ulor. The pwk tojiordly a Mur ed 60% o f Ma passes tor 2,086 tran d rib , Maine mO, Brandels 70 PUosM Fired are right on Clem’s back. Bates 72, Colby 69 Hicks scored only once dur insurance cover it? when he shbots.ahoots. Ihe wonder Is yards and 16 touchdowM. Don Swander o f Cleveland w ill out of the age group. Nonto felt so badly about I^iocfln, the leading rusher In the week to increase his lead to Teams planning to bowl fei the floperoo that Rudy PHoua how any goalie ever stops one captain next seaaon'a soccer of Ms clear shots. SAINTS BOW TO GRADS 16 but It was enough to keep this year's contest are urged was fired, (Jthough as copch him on top in that department. team. The choices were an­ to contaot Norm Vlttner, tour­ "HuU to a combination of S t Jwnea’ School baalciertball he had takm the dub to its tanm opened its eeason Bunlay Mike Nykoluk of Hershey re­ nounced at the annual fall ney diroctor, as soon as pos- Mghert finiah in Mstory, sec­ GonUe Hows and The Rooket Steelers Remain in Running We’ve got a $|ior^ proposition for you Richard,” says Coach Reay. by dropping a 59-48 duke to mained the leading playmaker sports dinner last night Slbto. ond place. ttw AJumnt Gary Mlnsr (24) with hia 19 assists. Pilous was rmriaced by Billy "He bos the strength of Howe Dava Richardson of Baltimore and tbe fire of Riohard.” For First Title in History Mud Art^ Saverick (16) paced Reay, who played a lot of cen­ the wImeirB while John Owvino agedn led In penalty minutes by ter for Montreal from 1940 MUdta Star Too (17) end Oery KDmI (14) we increasing his total to 71 min­ throughout '88. R eay, 44, a quiet Chicago has another otond- utes. Anq ctiance of getting a 15% discount floor is completely carpeted. And under the hood? A standard V8 (318 Ralston Shakes Slow Start little Scot, attracted attention out young star in Stan MiMta, NEW YORK (AP) — Hanglng^the knees, take their legs away beat for the Saints. M pou r* after a Mtla more action than you've been accustomed to a 6-9, 166-pond, 23-yecuM)ld ram vnnthaii witiih—sud ffom them. They can’t run adth- cu. in.) with more muscle than is common in other low-price cars. while directing Chicago's farm out the pro football wash—and out their legs.” tettiac h ttie low-priee fteW. look what we’ve got for you. The ’64 clpb, Buffalo, to the American center who was age nine when don't forget the ties. Price? Right with cars like Ford and (^levy. Here’s our propo­ To Advance into Semifinals on gour auto insurance? Dodge Polara 2^door hardtop, a quick moving automobile that doesn't Hockey League title and victory his parents brought him from Ths Pittsburgh Steelera, who In all there were three tie* on I In the Calder Cup playoffs. Chechoslovakia to Canada. Mi- look, lid i, or feel Hke any low-priced ear you’ve ever tried before. sition-why boy just any low-priced car, whOT you can step up to haven’t won since Nov. 10. have tbe NFL program, with Detroit Reay started working on the klta, a tough UtUe guy, wes remained In contention for tbe and Green Bay tying Thanks­ GET INTO U w ry is standard equipnMt on this one. The interior, for instance, Dodge and a lot more automobile. Are people taking ns up on it? MELBOURNE (AP)—Amer-«ainatoto to get his kbs working Black Hawks' ego before tha brought iq> direoUy Ikom the Depends on the situation'-and yoor aovsrage. But it 70a ean*t amwsg ioa's Dennis Ralston fought hto successfully. National FootbaU giving Day ... Even more un­ i* *i-«f*yL The front seat k « extra deep foem padding and features Dodge's sales increase is more than tour times that of the mdustry. club went into training. The same amatour club, St. Cather­ Eaatem Oonferencs title with usual wars ths two shutouts these questions pretty iqtadfically, yon should see an hisnranee man. . • way out of an o ea ty patch o f Ralston's opponent in the first thing he said waa that Bob­ ine's, which developed HuU. He CIVIL SERVICE WORK! People know a good thing when they see it. See it at your Dodge Deafen. bad form to move easUy into semiflnala wlH be Engtond’s two cofiaecutiviBa ties—and three posted on the American I *imfiii1 pnr-‘-“- i ftp-down ewiter armrest at no extra cost. The by Hull was the greatest hockey reported to the Kack Hawks In all—the moat by one club League’s four-game program one who not only knows his business, but knows how important it is to ii the rtngles aemlftnals at the Mike Sangrter who eliminated player he had ever seen. This a year later. Vtotorissi Tennis OhamikMiahlps ■ince Brooklyn In 1938. ,. . The New York Jets handed Most cltiaans can qualify far o Civil Service keep you informed. Your Allied Ameriititn Mutual mafi can show you how Marty Rleescn of Evanston, III. from a gent who played with HuU leads one lin4, Miklto If the pteelers go on to win the defending league champion today. 0-6, 6-4, 8-2, 6-4. such as Maurice (The Rocket) the other. They team on power the Eastern crown. It will be Kansas City Chiefs their firat In job. Pfepwiq at home for local, state or fed- to get better protection at tow c o a t... onyour auto, and home hiauganeatoob '6 4 Dodge Ralston, who to rapidly emsrg- In a game of big serves and Richard, Toe Blake, Emile Bou­ plays when the other aide 1s their first in the 80 years alnce 84 games running throu*^ lour ored' oxonu. For FREE InfonnaHon wrlto to- is an sven greater threat vOU^, Sangster'a graater chard. short a man. ttie NFL instituted a two- saons and one champlonahlp to AiostraUa’s Davis Oup hopes power and mone poHshed all- Muaotoa on Musotoa Tha Blah Hawks hsuve ftve division *st-tq>, Plttsburi^ came gams .. . San DIago, raean- dayl ______tfam Chuck MciOntoy, beaM a oourt game made hkn a elear Just as Gordie Howe of De­ man to tba top 12 NHL> *oorsr8. elose hi 1947, but loot a playoff whUs, banded Hourton It* Hist troit braak* MMUte* Rlobard’a fourth rssiksd Australton, Kan wkawr. Tbey also toad In fswart gmla to Philadelphia 21-0. shutout In 45 gam es . . . UNCXniN SEBVIOE. Dept 117D Flstcfasr, U-M, 6-1, 8^. «-4 ki In tha ksvar bMC rt the draiar album* NHL rooiiag record girttn up. tbe semifinals wlB be hatmraan with 648, many p r e ^ t m i l > H ank Pekta, minols Callliimiiowat Ihsir quwrtar^lfai. No wondar, NorrI* odm- Quota of the Week: H ooor^ Turnabout: On* of the Dallas Linencan It was a fine win for Itat Neale W nmer and Hted BtoHe. tbat HUU, th* toft Bauer, former New mutes twice a week from Me to Rooaevelt Taylor, the Chl- Cbwboya* 'young defensive star* • A ge Anwrtcan from BaksrsAehl. Fraror rtiowed m r iy niusetoa r------on musclas, will top .% Spring HMl Farm in VIoikla to Chlcago Beara’ speedy defra- York outfielder and Name $29-8261 form for the tousnamsM lo qihatever marit the 88-yeaiwd ia Cornell Green, who Inter­ CtoUf. In the first set be ahopwed where the Chicago Black elve tack who recovered toe cepted two Y. A. Tittle paasas Kansas City pilot, lu t u a i C H O R C H E S MOTORS, Inc. Httie .of the confident control beating Bob Hewitt 1-9, 6-8,6-8. Howe leaves. Bobby, the golden Hawks are storming the nets. fumble that led to to* tyt^ »*#***« >•*****• I025SilatDMnHI«hway boy, had 182 going Into this sea' Sunday. Oraeii la bast remem­ takes d ^ aim with Street which marked hla fonm In Otuok McKintoy and Ralston His prindpal . sports Interr : touchdown against kUnnwm bered a* a guy who'uaed to like nRC INSURANCE COiflPANV «0 OAKLAND STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. moved into the Msnlflsssls of son and will not M 25 until Sunday* AskM hie No. 1 theory the Balumove Orioles earttor gaanse. But hs buckled now is on ice. to throw tha nUl around a Uttla...... Btate ...... down and regained Ms touch. the doUblss with on effortlsaa Jftnu&rys And no oqe ever accused B jg on eu tW down enemy runnera, as thsir new manaffer OHy I 9 9 •••••••• tT9 Oiciy In tha moitob Rnlrton 6-2, 7-6, 6-4 win ov/ Bull, a B*ttva of Point Anno, '. M.WM.a'rtaiBM ^ o f a rt Imowkig g g(Kxi sHorts sx vts^ ita to . aait iSiaoiL ‘ ' had a lot troiMa wMh M* lunlon Tongr Ro Oafnito, wk* P lrt^ , of th* tftikiar whan be see* one. l - K - t NM*We MiCK VOMS tittVU I it ONdtotMt'* lUBlon lUBl by a I > 4 1 ■ ■ ■ si’

PAGE FIFTEEN p f / ■ MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1968 , • y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1968 iAOS FOURTEEN a potluok at 6:80. AX metn- Bnniim ^ th ou t BPkrd 59 Apertib«Bt»*FlrtS— HoiiNfi Pbr Sale 72 Wanted— ^Real Estate 77 bera Should brtog g « t tor ex­ B t FAOALY and SHORTEN Houses For Sale 72 Honsea For Bate 72 Kennedy Guards Rockville-Vernon Three Join Roofing uid ChlmnevR I6-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW «S change. r o o m FDR r e n t ; an n « r ^ gpU T LSVW ., new condition, $18,900 — Clean 8 ■ bedroom so. WINDSOR - 614 Foster Hockssaan Barraoies, Vef- •urTHt/awHcr ROCKVILLB-RayiBttl; Had Drinks Late, ROOFINO - SpedaHHOf rO' TMC SMOeCASBAMM? CLOSE IS RiaiT.' dnues, private eBtrdnca, park- I bsdroomA combination Ranch, walk-out cellar, targe Street. 6 room Split. Largs liv­ BUYING OR SELLING srants -of World War I and its Police Force pairing roof* of all kinds, new . niETTA.VOU MCAN « U ■WrfRe 100 CHEAP lOQOOLTIttlR Ing, gentlieman pngairad, on 0 room apaitmaal kttcbsn and dining room, tiled lot view, near school, a nm ing room frith fireplace. Dlntog Rule Changes •uxUieury, will hold a Christmas roots, gutter work, chimney* TOfWRJRTHe FANGS IHF6EE bus line, centnUIy located. renovated, ‘ color til* tnth, fB«place»64$-()980. buy. Carlton W. Hutchins, room, kitchen with huUt-lne, 8 Sen. Young Says party to OAR Hall Saturday. CLASSIFIED BOOKID A CRUISe ON "Handling of Bolton Homes Potto* Chief James M. Itser- cleaned, repaired. Ahnninum PERIN8ID£1D CHAMPAGNE ATT 648-6018. fruitwood kitchen, ikiva, re­ Realtor, 049618t bedrooms, lot 100x400. Not to Supper wfil be served at 6 p.m. sldlnf. SO years’ experience. THATBCOWSPlHfARDi frigerator, heat, hot wiMr. IWl development. Asking $16,600. A Spwlalty" On Zoning Up don today announced the a ^ 1UE fiTATEQOOMS ARE T ic STATUE .THEOEPARIURE POUR ROOM HOUSE, eentral (OUtttniMd from Page Dm ) Each member Should bring a pointmenta o f three new mesi on Free estimates. Call Howley, ROOM FOR RENT, priv^ «n- 649-0006 or 070-2021. SEVEN ROOM spacious home Owner transferred. Otters con­ gtft to exch an ^ and mark it ets-osei, MS-076S. VE(^ C ^PE D AND OPUSEBIV.' PARN' tranoe, gentlemen preferred. location. CkOl 6494)736. in Manchester on quiet ttraet, sidered. Madeline Smith, Real­ Manchester Potico Department FREDERICK M. GAAL some members of th* Secret •tor a lady or gentlermn. as a reeult of recent oempetitive ADVERTISING l i e CLASS OP 119 Cooper rail St., 649-0090. 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 3- tor, 649-1643, Mabel Sheridan, For Hearing Free Sand Available THREE ROOMS, aU atittUae. XNDOVER — LARGE 4 bed Service detaU assigned to guard sxarnbvationa. PASSENGERS 15 lO O N N H CfS car garage, asking $19,600. Out 648-S1S8. b r o k e r Residents of the fire district Inquire 100 Blroh Street foom Colonial, furnished or un- of state owner wants otters. Kennedy "w ere to a Fort Worth Til* new men, who wiU begto CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SO ORPlNAItf WORRIED A0CXIT fuiT^sd, 4 or 6 men or large nitery drinking until 3:80 a.m .” may obtain sand for home use Radio-TV Repair Apartments— Flata— PhUbrlck Agency, 649-646A Vernon 64S-2682 — 643-0281 Proposed ctianges to zontog their police work Jan. 6 are 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. S ervices 18 CLASS AND fsmUy. 627-2884. on the morning Kennedy was ragulationa to bring the Ver­ Saturday at the town yard on Robert L. H«n«>eqUln, 22, df 20 Q U A L iN fl Tenement* S3 m a in STREET — Ctoee to the $12,200 - MANCHESTER At EYE-OPENING VALUE killed. non Fire District’* building re- Rt. 30 from 8 am. to noon, ac­ Winter St.; Gerald A. Oalve, 23, m o d e r n r a n c h style, $96 up. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ KNOW THEIR Turrqiike, four room apartment tractive 6 room Cape, largo Neither the Secret Service nor quirernents up to date will cording to Andrew Tricarico, of 462 B. Middle Tpke.; and Jo- COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ice, available all hours. Satis­ TWO ROOM i^iartment, 149 on the flrat floor. Separate oil Alfred D. Heckler, 743-6619, be kitchen, plenty of cebtoeu, Move fast, don’t chance los­ highlight a soning conunisslon town highway foreman. Those NEIGHSORNOOP' ing, look now. $-bedroom the White House had any com .aeph H. Brooks, 23, of 94 l^oaA MONDAY FRIDAY 10:80 AM.—SATURDAY 0 AM. faction fuaranteed. Call M9- Oakland Street, 8«0. 049-0239, heating hystem. Nice bright tween 8:80-6 p.m. ceramic bath, garage. 128x166. ment- on Young’s ramarks or mweting tonigM at 8 at the Ver­ who wish the free treated sand oversised Ranch, 1% baths, must bring their own contain­ St. 1810. 941. rooms. Vacant. No facUltlea for OLASTONBURY — 6 rooms (Jarlton W. Hutchins, Rsaltw, First Snow other published reports of the non Blemeiitoary School. Hennequln and OaJv* ara Children. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 649-6182. hulH-ln kitchen, choice loca­ Opposition was voiced at a ers. PLEASE READ YOUR AD •nd bath, unheated, 8 miles tion. $600 down buys it to­ alleged incident. married and all three of the tww tor, 648-1077. public heariiw on the proposed Hospital Notes patrolmen are graduatee of f— or "Want Ad*" mn taken over the phone n* n t h r e e r o o m apartment, |00. from Pratt A Whitney, on bus TWO FAMILY, reduced, west day. Asking $16,500. Call Art Young also criticised today Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Warning to ch.uig«s Ifin summer. Resi­ Admitted. Friday: Mrs. Jean Manchrater High S ch ool. Oelv* eonvealoBoe. H io ndvoiUeer ahoold rend hi* nd the FIRST 470 Main. 049-0339, 9-0. line. AduHe or small family side, 4-4, 3-car garage, plus In­ Foraker 649-1649-8806, 289-8368. what he called "a lack of thoroughness” to precautions dents aeifd tbe proposals fla­ O’<3oln. 91 Prospect St.: Frank arxl Brook* have served with DAY IT AFPRARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the ALTERA'nONS and hems on FOUR ROOMS, fare*»t nice preferred. $88 per month. 688 come from two stores, conven­ Carlson, 40 Elm St.: Mrs. Inez 2897. THE BARROWS & along the route of the presiden­ vored langsr develte*®*’ •**<* the U.S. Marirw <3orpe. next Inaortloo. The Herald I* ro*pon*lble for only ONE Incor- skirts, dresses and coats. Tel. neighborhood, beat and hot ient location. B. J. Carpenter, prasenbed obrtsKlee tor the Andrews, 92 Talcott Ave.: Derek M9-9102. Broker, 649-5061. All Drivers tial motorcade. The trio who fiH three Of six reet or omitted Insertion for any advertltemont and then only water, adulto preferred, $110 MANC31EBTER — 8 bedroom WALLACE CO. amaU businsssman or manufac­ Kreh, 38 .Ward St.: Mrs. Bar­ vacancies on the depeutmenk for to the extent of a “ make food " Insertion. Error* which do not YOU Ought To per month. 049-3080. " I feel very incensed over this LADIES’ and gentlemeti’s cus­ home in central location, $96 turer. Amended propoaaU, bara Ju.*»tice, 179 Vernon Ave. patrolmen. Grade I, wIB haive a laosen the vahm of the advertlaemnit wUl not be corrected by BEAUTIFUL SSfidl-RANCH — VERNON 6 room ranch in One snowfall doesn’t make a situation.” said Young. "Guard­ Admitted Saturday: David tom tailorinf and alterations. L iv e In monthly. J. D. RwJty, 648-6129. 6 rooms, 2 baths, beatdlful therefore, will be presented to- two-week indoctrination period ••inake food” tooertloB, t h r e e r o o m apartment, flret excellent condition, many ex -l^ n j^ r put the first snowfall of ing the President is a 34-hour Wandzy, Ellington; James Lock- 643-2264. floor, stove and refrlysreter. heated rec room, flreplaced tras, including new carpet and winter sets the stage, job. These men knew they had nigijt. A. Richard Lombardi, at the local police headquarters B eau tifu l Uvlng room, new waU-to-wall secretary of the commission wood, Wapplng: Lou-Ann Foxe, before attending a four-wedc L istening n a s tme Phone 049-4690. Wanted To Rent SR draperies In living room, children were thrilled by to- an assignment that required Somers. y o u r COOPERATION WILX. carpeting Including hallways, double oven range, triple d*y’* first snow of the season them to be alert mentally and seW any lot of record Is exempt training oour-se al the Sfaite Po­ D IA L 643-2711 Moving—Trucking— OFFICE 8ARWOIDAS TW from ttM regulations. Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Ber­ BE APPRECIATED C!olonial WANTED — GARAGE to rent dishwasher, new aluminum storms, awnings, walk-out grownups probably viewed capable physically.” lice Bothanv Traitang School, TO SCUTTLE A Ha’S . $00. Osll <3ianges will cover regula- nice Harris, 9 Linden PI.; Mrs. Btartiig Jan. 13, (JWef Reardon S tora g e 20 FOUR ROOM flat, vicinity Bluefleld Drive. CaU awntogs, 3 blocks from Mata basement. All for 814,700. Prin­ it with mixed emotions. Various reports had the St. Jiist move to—no rsmod- ttora pertstoing to oommercial Julia Harrison, 5 Cherry St.; CRUISE PLANS- M anor 389-7011 after 0. after 6:80, 646-7882. cipals only. Call owner 648- Police central heating. TWO ROOM heated apart­ rooms. First floor consists older home just restored. Huge ers, windshield wipers, and oth­ "These men have periods of ed by the high school building machinist, butcher, baker, BEL AIR REAL ESTATE committee for construction of Marie ShaneJhan. Bllhngton. Priced for afl tadget*. Noel free trailer space, plenty of Lewla 070-7802. ment, stove and refrigerator large family room with half Indght famUy room, modem er equipment should be in tip­ relaxation when they are not on welder, pipe threader, lineman, FOR SALE — Gas stovs in kitchen with the addition to Rockville High Discharged Sunday; Rktoard diop now open. room, better than living in a AKC REGISTERED miniature furnished, 16 Depot Square. bam, modem kitchen, dining smd living room top condition. Important assignments,” he (Taaovant, Buckland; MichaeS electronics technician, auto good condition, 830. Inquire FOUR ROOM FLAT, flrat floor, buUt-toe, Including Tappem 400 648-9332 To aU, it should be a remind­ School. A R E Y O U I N house, $100 monthly. J. D. poodle, Mack, male. 649-8043. Call 648-0060. down and four large bedrooms said. Moroz. 40 Ward St.; Samuel EXPERT PAINTING and mechanic, tool grinder, poultry Apt 8, 4 Pearl Street central locatian, heat and hot range, dining room, Uvlng er to heed that annual warning LOST — BLACK male German Realty, 648-0129. up. Big lot, plenty at trees. On this assignment, he said, ZBA Hears AppesUs BoiKlreau, 9 Allen Dr.; Derek Shepherd. Also male Beagle. paperhanging. 828-4018. man, shipping clerk, stock water furnished, one year room frim fireplace. Second Worth looking at. Isn’t it? Ask­ of the International Association Ftv« oippfioations wiU be oon- A BIO BARGAIN — 8 rooms the Secret Service should have Kreh, 38 Ward St. or out of Coventry vicinity. Reward. cleik, sorter, grocery clerk. lease. CsU 049-0048, between Furnished Apartm oits 6S-A floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full ing price is only $17,600. T. J. of Chiefs of Police been particularly alert because NEW GAME for Manchester Articles For Sale 45 used furniture and appliances, SOUTH WINDSOR—Acre wood sMtred tonight by the soning Dtocharged Monday: James Fleaae can 74^7485. Ap(dy Conn. State Employment 0-8:00 p.m. baOt Immediate occupancy. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. little slower, and with a little the President wasWas traveling board of eq^peslls of the Vernon H O T W A T E R ? Auto Driving School 7-A Herald customers. You buy Service, 806 Main Street, Man­ 8109. $10 down. See it at Al­ THREE and four-room boated $22,500. PhUbrlck Agency, 649- ed yard planned perfectly by Lockwood. Wapplng: Charles MOTO MOWER snow throwers apartments, furnished, children more caution. from Fort Worth to Dallas Fire Ditotrlct. They are sched­ IDST OR STRAYED — Black the paint, you name your price, chester. bert’s, 48 AUyn Street, Hart­ SIX R(X)M DUPLEX, oU heat, 6464. MANCHESTER — Immaculate Nature for a raised ranch. And McFarland. Vernon; Mra. An­ MORTLOCK’S Driving School we do your painting. Ceilings, at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4 ^ ford. garage, central, available De­ welcome. Ofjifield 9-9938. what a houM. Six rooms up, where there had been Incidents uled to meet at 8 o ’clock in the toinette Ouellette, Vernon. Ju st 9Vtt* a day for ffid Labrador puppy, 4 months old, h.p. to h.p. 089 Center St. 6 room Cape, treed lot, quiet lo­ Involving other officials. I»ubfic Safety Building on West vicinity Rt. 80 and Cemetery Inc., offices, classroom located walls, trim, floors. Outside WAREHOUSEMAN — Steady cember 1. 'Tel. 648-7069 or 649- $8,800 — WELL KEPT 61k room cation, 8 bedrooms, oil hot and wonderful playroom with Center St. Crash can gat you out of Manchester Parkade, lower work. 649-7868, 876-8401. work with a growing building •49-8747. EVERYTHINO IN steriUzed re­ 8213. BEDROOM AND Kitchen, fur­ ran^, 8 bedrooms, attractive fireplace on ground level, with Sutton, assistant nmnaging Rd. Vernon news Is handled by Kd. In Vernon. Reward. Call conditioned used furniture and nished, for two adults, Includes water heat, rec room, assume editor of the Fort Worth Star- The toUowing appeals -will be tro u b le ! Mary Kensel, 870-8988. level. Beginners, older, nerv­ supply company. Many fringe YOUR YARN SHOP-Watkins dining area, suburban. Owner mortgage or minimum down lavatory. Two car garage. The Herald’s RookviUe Bureau, ous students, our q>ecialty. beneflts. Call 389-0231 for ap­ appUances, high quality - low WEST CENTER St — 4 rooms, gas, electricity, private bath, anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, Built by Nowak, and now near- Wrecks 2 Cars Telegram, explained that the presented: Gilbert F. Saegeert, 6 W. Main St., telephone 876- Bros. Closing out-Stamped heat and hot water. -OU 648- for new mortgage, $16,800. Press Club issued guest cards FOUND — Vicinity Parkade, Teen-age driver's education Electrical Services 22 pointm ent prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 first floor, furnace, $78. 649- Realtor, 649-6182. Robert Wolverton Agency, ing completion. Choose own Phoenix St, to uee the present 8186 or 649-6797. If you live to a typical goods, needlepoint-other Items. Souto Street, RockvUle, 876- 7686. to members of the B^ite Hotise male dog, Mack and tan. Call course. State certified. 649-7S98. 0339, 941. 649-2818. decor. On lovely Foster Street. No Injuries nor arrests but ex­ antique shop to the basernent of house, you could easily run FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt AU reduced to coat, some be­ 2174. Open 9-0. VERNON ^ LARGE custom 6 press corps for Thursday night his home tor a saddte shop in 648-0430. low. Buy-save. ATTRACTIVE 8 room furnished Price 828,200. Glenn Roberts tensive vehicular damage was out of hot vrater several service on all types of elec­ THREE ROOM apartment sec­ room Ranch, huge recreation TALCOmiLLE — Large 6 Nov. 21 and “ in view of the late oonjunetton with the sartlque Rockville-V ernon RUGS — NEVER USED. 9x12 aputment. Private antrances. Agency, Realtors, 644-1621. reported by police who investi­ time* a week. LOST ->■ LADY’S green ttone E -Z L E R N trical wiring. Licensed and in­ ond floor, heat and hot water. room, cast iron radiation, 3- room ranch, 11k baths, fire­ arrival of the presidential party Shop, for the sale of saddles Now you can have all the sured. Wilson Enectrical Co., A JOB WITH SNOW BLOWERS — Ariens, beige, $25; 9x16 gold oriental, Parking. Adults. Apply 299 Au­ gated a two-car crash yesterday ring, while moving, great sen­ Phone 048-0168. ear garage, hillside setting. place, storms. Just "like new. RANCH — 8-years-old, 6 rooms, the club stayed open after mid­ ridtog spparet and equipment hot water you need at o*»e Manchester, 049-4817. Glaston­ Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ 836; 12x16 ruby oriental, 289- tumn, 1 p.m. - 7:80. afternoon at 2:80 on Center St. Phys. Ed. Urged timental value, reward. Call Driving School A F U T U R E er, and Bolens tractors, parts Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Near bus and shopping. Ton- family kitchen with bullt-lns, at Church St. night.” for horae and rider; Robert C. time for anly 9%c* a day. bury, 043-1888. 6906. FAIRFIELD STREET—Dupisoc, 2 baths, attached garage. Bow­ Among those who entered was 0494)342. and service. Capitol Exjulp- 6 rooms, garage, oU furnace. 'TWO R(X)MS furnished, second gren Agency, 643-6321. Police said that Byron 8. Haggerty, 46 SHverwnod Rd., to Think of it—only 9%c* Connecticut’s largest, auto- Make your BIG MOVE now. RANCH - MODBn»J< kitchen, ers School, immediate occupan­ a group of four young men who oonatruot a one-car garage -wtth In Grade School! ment Co., 88 Main St., Man­ Quiet adults or smaU family. floor, business block. Depot large living room with fire­ Blrtles, 26, Wapplng, driving day! NOTICE la hereby given that matlc and standarditanda: shift, Expansion has created new chester. Open daily 741, ^rars- VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. cy. Owner transferred. E. J. northerly on (Church St., stopped were identified to him by a Fort insufflalent sideline distance; Yes, thanks to Mobilhaat Floor Finishing 24 opportunities for drivers of TWO DAVENPORTS, t w o 848-4481. Square, adults. Free parking. place, extra large bedrooms, Pans Book No. 94890 issued by free pick-up service, teen­ day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. 8 room ranch built 196*. Sue Carpenter, Broker, 649-6061. • for a stop sign and then drove Worth reporter as Secret Serv­ Richard R. Heiyes, Bolton Rd., A sbaite department of educa­ —and an oll-flred hot water The Savings Bank of Manches­ age classroom, older and medium size package de­ chairs, braided rug. 648-4800. Tsl. Mr. Keith, 649-n91. 11k baths, basement finished FLOOR SANDING and re- BENTON STREET — 6 rooms, 28x421k. Walk-out basement. $ into the Intersection of Center ice men. to use property recemtiy pur- tion coneaUtant urged ci pro­ heater of correct capacity— ter has been lost and applica­ nervous students our spe­ livery vehicles in all areas off into office and beautiful rec STARKWEATHER Street — finishing (specializing In old FOR SALE — Flat Stone for DUNCAN PHYFK mahogany first floor, oU funtace, $90. TWO ROOM furnUhsd uart- bedrooms, 14x19 Itvlng room, St., and collided with an east- "These men were perfectly ohaaed ^ him on the easterly gram of physioal education to your family can take ear* tion has been made to said cialty 116 Center St., Man­ of Connecticut APPLY room, large lot wim trees, $19,- aluminum combinations, school Completely renovated six room er floors). Waxing floors. waUs, fireplace, veneer and dining rocrni set, table, 6 049-4461. msnt, heat, hot water, stove, boimd Center St. car, driven by sober and completely well-be­ aide o f R t 30 as a two-temily the elementary grades to a talk of all their washing need* baidc for payment ^ the chester. Call for tree book­ NOW. 900. PhUbrlck Agency. 649-8484. bus at door. Robert Wolverton single. Large rooms. 11k baths, haved,” said Sutton. "They kept Painting. Ceilings. Papertiang- patios. CaU 649-0617. chairs, china closet, excellent refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s, BJdward LaChance, 61, of 311 residence Erneet W. MoM apartment, second 867 Main. Agency, Realtor, 649-2818, new heating system. Three en­ to. themselves and did not mix condition, $100. 648-4061. MANCHESTER Vicinity — New closed porches, combination Spencer St. BerMey Dr., to oonstruot a ger- PTC. Mom can "do th* family Verfallle, 649-6700. Ebccellent pay floor, centrally locate. eaU Two furniture trucks, parked with other gd^ests and custom­ oge with leM than the required wash. Sis can do the dishes FOUND — BLACK, female, LEARN.TO DRIVE — Special Full-time, year ’round em­ FOR SALE — Used Glenwood UsUng, Clean 61k room ranch r OCKLEDGHS—SO ArmAt Road windows. This Is an excellent ers. One by one they drifted out "Phyelcal education in the attention to nervous and elder­ BETTER BUYS AT 649-8614. with idumlnum combinations c«i the south side of Center St., sideline at his property; and at the same time Junior about 4 months old. Call Lee Cabinet No. 4 coal or wood BnaiiieaB Locatkms 6 large rooms, garage, wooded value at only 816,900. Desirable and I chatted with two or three elemenitary schools,” said I^- ly. Classroom for teen-agers. ployment Raised hearth fireplace. Yard blocked the view of both motor­ Wilfred E. White, Heirtl Dr., to takes his bath, and you en­ FraccMa, Dog Warden, 643 Bonds— Stocks— Liberal employe benefits NATIONAL stove. Just right for cool sum 314 ROOM SEPARATE resi­ For Rent 64 lot. $20,900. Owner 643-1470. Bowers Schoci district. T. J. as they left. Each expressed Ruth V. Byler, a member of 8694. Pickup service. Day or eve­ dence, furnished or unfurnish­ is attractive and fenced, fine Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ists, police said. The vehicles, construct a dweSUng' at the oor- Gov. John N. Dempsey’s Fit­ joy a shower. M ortgages 31 6-day week mer nights In that cabin or COVENTRY — LARGE execu­ one a small foreign car, had to his appreciation for the hospi­ Don’t delay—phone us to­ ning lessmis. Reasonable rates. shore cottage. In excellent con ed. Reasonable rent. Working BUILDINO* 60x40 suttaUa lor for young ones. $14,800. Ells­ ner of WeUes Rd. and Acom Rd. ness Commiasion, "instiUs in FOUND — GRAY and white fe­ Manchester Driving Academy, Uniforms furnished tive ranch, 9 rooms, 2 fire­ MANCHESTER—Large 7 room be towed away, each with ex­ tality. Each was completely so­ day. Find out how easy it 1* SECOND MORTGAGES - Un­ Ceiling Tile dlUon. $20. Jphn S. Wolcott, 180 adults. 648-6889 after 4 p.m. storage, B-1 son*. Buokland worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, w3Uh leas than the required the child good sportamanehip, male mongrel wMh 6 puppies. 742-7249. WE REQUIRE places, 7 acres, river runnira Cape, oversized garage, built- tensive front end damage, police ber. Each said he was going to to switch to a Mobllheat- limited funds available for sec­ Good driving record .09 8q. Ft. Main St. Phone 043-8097. section. 649-0406. 648-6980. bed.” nujrtber o f square feet o f Hving coordination, promotes phystoal Can Lee Fracchla, Dog Ward- Exotic Prefinished Paneling 4H ROOM GARDEN type apart­ through the property. GvrtR in kitchen, formal dining room, said. flred water heat. LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first ond mortgages, payments to Excellent idiysical condition At 3 a.m., Sutton said when health and a lifelong particl-pa- sn, 048-8094. F’rom 3.76 Per Pc. CHILD’S MAPLE twin or bunk ment available now. Includes DESIRABLE OFFICES, 100% SPRING STREET - Beautiful home, small barn. Ideal for fireplace,epi family room, fall-out To Plek Manager •Average family of four. licensed driving school, train­ suit your budget. Expedient High school graduate 6-room rsmch, lot. 2-car horses, etc. Maximum of only one of the original group tion in beneficdal phyatcal ac­ service. J. D. Realty, ^3-0139. Fir Studding beds, good condition, com­ heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ location, heat, janitor, parking. 100-200 shelter with half bath, outside Selection of the new manager ed, certified and approved, now 21 years bf age, or over built-in G.E. kitchen, 8 privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ enclosed patio with fireplace, was left another group of tour tivities.” AutomobDes Pur Sale 4 .40 Each plete- $85. 044-1096 after 0. erator, and parking. Centrally WUI remodel for tenant. 988 Public Records to six entered. They were also for the Rockville Area Chamber The program, tee said, should offering classroom and behind A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Twin Casement Windows located. $116 monthly. Man­ Mato. 64941884, 648-7170. ^ d r o ^ s , 11k baths, aluminum tor, 643-1677. city utilities, minimum down wheel instructions for teen­ Ai^ly Mon. through Fri. Robert Identified by a reporter as Se­ of Commerce tops the list of ac­ be coordinated by the physical MEED CART Your credit turn­ of your finances will make 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. FVom 35.00 Each chester Garden Apartments, combinations, $21,400. financing. Asking $17,900. Law­ MORIARTY agers. 649-6076. Wolverton Agency. Realtor, EAST HARTFORD — 6% room Warrantee Deeds cret Service men. tion when the chamber board of education instructors and the ed down? Short on down pay- more of your Income available (on Tues. eve. only to 7 p.m.) Dutch Doors SBCnONAL (XJUOH, opens to 64S-7036. rence F. Fiano, Realtor, 648- Geoege W. MeUen aavd AJioe directors meets tomorrow. Rob­ neatT Baaknqit? Riqmasea- STORE. 460 Mata Street 949- 649-2818. spilt, 11k baths, bullt-lns, fin­ 2768. (Charles Nicholson, 742- He said at all times they were classroom teachers. The chil­ for personal use. Lump debt 17.50 Each to bed. $16; CaU 742-7640. M. MeUen to Jelm F. Muteaihy, ert J. Garabedlan reports eight alon? Don’t desi>air! See Hon­ TO RENT — 4 rooms unheated, 0229, 9-6. ished family room, 2-car ga­ 6364. in a completely sober condition dren’s Intereart. in participation BROTHERS into one monthly payment of UNITED PARCEL Cedar Closet Lining CONCORD RD. — Beautiful rage. Only $19,700. Hayes property ait 71-73 Chestnut St. and had only one drink or two. applications have been received est Douglas. Inquire about low­ $22.20 for each thousand dollars GAS COOK STOVE aiul gas $40. Also, 8 rooms, unheatad. should be stimulated by the Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 SERVICE .21 Sq. Ft. ranch,'ItTfe living room, form­ Agency, 648-480S. ______National Dairy Products “ During the short time these Three will be presented by the est down, smulest payments including repayment over five heater, both one-year-old. 648- Inquire 1 Nelson Place. OFFICE SPACE for rent. Route SOUTH WINDSOR — Gabled parent’s own enthusiasm. A : kitchen Oopp- to Jrttolc A.. Koch, prop­ guests were present,” he said, executive board. 643-5135 anywhere. No small loan or fi­ USED BICYCLES, a large as­ years.■s. FTamt Burke, 246-8897, 346 Locust St., Hartford CASH ’N c a r r y 2666 after 0. 8$, Vernon. McCarthy Enter­ al dining room, cabinet Cape In luxurious wooded set­ completely educated person, the c LAKEWOOD CTRCLE — Pres­ nance company plan. Douglas (Off Airport Road) THREE LARGE ROOMS, Utch- prises, 649-0891. 2 bedrooms, recreation room, ting. Five very large rooms on erty o tt Lake Sit. 'there was mention made of The director* will meet In former president of the Oonnec- sortment, new English and Co­ Omnecticut Mortgage Ex NOBODY - BUT NOBODY • tige 7 room Colonial Ranch. Quitriaim Deed •The Cellar,’ a beatnik type cof­ executive session at S p.m. and 301-315 CfintfiT St. Motors, 888 Main. lumbia. We have the exerciser change, 10 Lewis-St., Hartford, CALORIC GAS stove, timer, 2 eo, living, dining and bedroom, landscape yard. Marion E. first floor. Remarkable fire­ tiout Physical Education Asso­ Bring draft classification card. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL broilers, $30; Kirby vacuum 100x200 wooded lot. This desir­ *nie Savings Bank of New fee house some five block* will bold their regular meeting cycle on display. Hours daily heated porch, centrally located, Robertson, Realtor, 648-8968. place. For the discriminating ciation said, is emotionafiy, in- Ootm. Bring Form DD 214 if military cleaner, $20; dropleal table, Houses For Rent 65 able home offers 8 twin sized Britain to FVed M. Levttit and 9-0, 9 p.m. Thursday. Manches­ VISIT OUR NEW KITCHEN $86 monthly. J. D. Realty, 048- family that prefers a rich sim­ away.” at 4. teUeotually, socially, and also W E G IV E i M T I960 RENAULT with radio and service is completed. $10; crib, complete, $10; double 0129. SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 bedrooms, 21k baths, 28 foot plicity. Glenn Roberts Agency, Mary L. Levtbt, paopeirty on He said he called the Cellar Briefs ter Cycle Shop, 149 W. Mid­ SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds CABINET DEPARTMENT • FIVE R(X)M SINGLE, auto­ living room, formal dining physioaUy developed. GREEN STAMPS heater. Can 048-2011. available for second mort­ bed, complete, $10; 2 rocking room Colonial, fireplaces, Realtors, 644-1621, 644-1887. Loornia St. to tell them some White House H»e executiive board of the dle ’Turnpike, 649-2098. STAFFED BY CABINET BIRCH STREET, second floor, matic heat, fireplace. East Dutch oven, garage, barn, 8 room, modern kitchen with all Dr. Byler told the group of gages. For Individual attention EXPERTS chairs and occasional chairs, Building Penults people might be coming down Veamoin Junior Womain's C3ub playground and gymnatimn 1900 FAIRLANE, 4-door, m e­ 4 rooms, redecorated, furnace, Hartford, convenient tq Pratt acres, scenic view. $17,990 the bullt-lns, lapndry room, j vERNON — 6 room Cape, front but I do not know if any went.” call B A N Agency, Roger M. $6 each; buffet, $8. Call 049- TO Bidlwell Home Imiprove- will m - ^ today at 8 p.m. at the equipment that is avaiilahle, chanically good, snow tires, VAfXJUM (^LEANER salesman opposite Cottage Street, $90. A Whitney. Phone 644-0049. Hayes Agsncy, 648-4808. large family room with fire­ screened porch, formal dining The owner of the Cellar, Pat Negro, 048-8727. 5996. menit for Raymond Thiffauit, home of Mrs. Herbert Flavell, some low in cost and other $80. Phone 289-8609, 6-9 p.m. Business Services wanted full-time and part-time. NATIONAL LUMBER, 049-0229, 9-0. place, 2-car garage. $34,(W0. room, garage, ameslte drive, Kirkwood, said in a statement, OeatMiood Rd., Tolland. As­ M o b i l h e a t IT«f$ garage at 56 Sherwood Circle, equipment capable of being No soliciting, work by leads Ihllbrick Agency, 849-8464. convenient. Early occupancy. “There apparently were some sisting her as hostes.s will be 1966 PLYMOUTH, 4 door. 6 cyl­ O ffered 13 INC. FIVE ROOM modem apart­ $1,800. built by willing fathers. The Business Opportunities 32 only. Experience not neces­ I Musical Instruments 53 DRASTICALLY Tongren Agency, 648-6321. To Frank Gamlboiatl for Rob­ Secret Service men In the Cel­ Mirs. Laurence HeavisideB. inders, fair condition. Call af­ ment, 9 bedrooms, kitchen, liv­ WINTER COOPER STREET — 2 famUy Lake St. School’s PTO is con­ SNOWPLOWING — Now ac­ sary. For appointment call 881 State Street, ert Atwood, additions to dwell­ lar that night. There was no The W-omen’s Guild of St. ter 0:80, 049-1088. RESTAURANT For Sale, rea­ North Haven. Conn. FINE WOODEN CHarinet made ing room, garage, centrally lo­ duplex 6-5. Features 8 generous ST. JOHN STHBET. Attractive sidering adding extra equip­ cepting contracts, seasonal or Compact Co., 029-8276. REDUCED WONDER-BUYS bedrooms, enormous kitchen ing at 73 Frances Dr., $2,500. problem, no mishap, no nothing Bernard's Ovurch wiM hold It* sonable. Owner ill. Call 649-3434 288-6261 by Martin Freres — needs cated, $100 monthly. J. D. 6 room' Cape, attached ga­ ment at the schodL hourly rates. 049-6600. vrith dining area, living room, To Russ Atkins for Alfred — a perfectly normal deal. I Christmas party tonlghit w*te after 6 p.m. TOOL MAKERS — Short run some pads — will sacrifice $70. ReaHy, 640-0129. rage, 11k baths, city water and can say that none of the news­ OaU 649-4629. The following h om es are utility room, Rusco comblna- sewers. Quiet neighborhood, Sieffert, et ux, alterations and LOW MILEAGE LAWN MOWERS, sharpened aircrsift parts, experimental, Now $16,900 — Duplex, $-4, vacant; in Manchester-South men or government agents was and repaired, sales and serv­ first class. Paragon Tool Co., ANDOVER — 0 rooms, heat, hot good interior condition, two tlon.s, spotless condition. Un­ near bus, schools, shopping, additions to dwelling at 48 Hill­ CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDA;? water, stove, fireplace, large Windsor area. With cold out of line In any shape, form ice, rental equipment. L A M Help Wanted— Female 35 Inc., 266 Adams St., All area Timken burners, new roof, usual floor plan provides DeVaux Agency, 289-2727. side St., $760. cards. Plain, personalised, and FLUTE, EXCELLENT condi­ w eath er at hand, they must single fAmlly atmosphere with To Raddlng Signs tor Bar­ or fashion. Neither I nor my U SE D C A R S Ejqulpment Corp., Route 88, benefits. bath, $110. 743-8736. 2-car garage. box assortment. Shown by ap- tion, $46. CaU 649-1848. be sold at once. double family Income, $22,400. MANCHESTER Vicinity — 6 rows and Wallace, Inc., 8 adgns manager saw them drinking Vernon, 870-7609, Manchester WANTED — WOMAN to live in pector, cut­ 16 mm moving picture projec­ guns, hobt^ coUections, attic Hartford Rd. level, 61k 2661 Dodge V-S, 4-door sedan, high prices when it snows. 649- tor with some rolls. Tel. 643- SIX ROOM ranch with stove spll J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1677. car garage, bullt-lns. wall-to- \)S0?. convalescent home. Free room ter trainee, adjuster-trainee, contents or whole estates. Fur­ rooms'with family room, ga­ wall carj^ngs. (3all owner, SAVE HOURS OF HARD WORK power steering, automatic 7863, 876-8401. and board and TV. Tel. 876- machinist apprentice, lapping 5606. FOUR ROOMS, first floor, im and refrigerator, $100 monthly. »ao- niture Repair Service Talcott- Will also rent furnlshiMl to- rage. Ik acre yard. Kitchen SOUTH MANCHESTER — 643-9172, from 5 to 8, weekends transmission $1,296. 0121. and drill press operators, vUle, Conn. Tel. 048-7449. mediate occupancy. CaU after 61k room ranch, SHOVELING SNOW USING THE SHARPENING Service — Saws, TWO 17” TELEVISION sets, adults, $186. CaU 044-8491. range and hood. Charming anytime. truck driver, construction la­ 4 p.m., 048-7708. plastereded ' walls, cast Iron 2061 Chrysler Windsor, 2-docw^ knives, axes, shears, skates, EXPERIENCED Fountain help, $30 each. RCA record player. hardtop, power brakes and borer, mason’s helper, porter, Handsome eight room C<> radiators, porch, garage, pic­ 82 FOOT RAN<3H, Porter Street rotary blades. Quick service. full and part-time, good work­ kitchen man, counter man. Ap­ 649-6624, Rooms Without Board 59 ROCKVHIjE — 7 room duplex, S Z l steering $1;696. Capitol Equipment Co., 08 lonlal, Tappan range and turesque setting on high wood­ area, beamed celling, 2 fire­ S-6TAaE ing conditions, store privileges. ply Conn. State Employment 4 bedrooms, automatic heat ed lot. Priced to sell. Hayes places, 114 baths, bulH-lns, 6 SCLr-PHOPCLLID S n O ^ ^ r O M {^ St.. Manchester. Hours Apply Mr. Alfonso, Arthur ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one and hot water, older house, ex­ dishwasher, attic fan. 2661 Oldsmobile 88, 2-door hard­ daily 7-6. TTiursday 7-9. Satur­ Service, 806 Main Street, Man­ GO-CART, 8 h.p., 2-cycle Septic Tanks Agency. 643-4803. large rooms, double garage,. 1961 UNCOLN CONTIN^TAL Drug, 942 Main St. chester. block from Mainlain Street, kitch­ cellent condition, 30 minutes to 1962 MERCURY 4-DOOR H'TOP top, power brakes and day 7-4. 643-7908. glne, reasonable. 649-0610. en i^vUeges, parking. 041-0137, AND These are fine homes, of­ 128' frontage, Carlton W. Full Continental equipment. 2 to chooee steerli^ $1,796. downtown Hartford, $100. CaU MOVE RIGHT IN - Lovely 7 Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. Custom Monterey. Radio, heater, Merco- NURSE. Salesperson, comptom« 648-9828 870-6480 after 4:80. fered a;t much below true room Garrison Colonial, cen­ 4 FORWARD SPEEDS! from. Sultana white TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and CHRISTMAS TREES — Tag value, for immediate sale. matic, power steering, power brakes 2606 Ouysler Windsor, 4-door eter operator, bookkeeper, Plugged Sewers ter hall, 114 baths. 2-zone heat, or beige. 93495 lot clearing. F ranr C. Noble, Salesmen Wanted 36-A now. cut later. Bring the fami­ FURNISHED ROOMS - Com- Full information by phone to Tan with beige. ^5^2095 sedan, power brakes and clerk typist, hostess, telephone FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, garage, close to public and POWER REVERSE! 649-6008. ly to The Stanley Tree Farm, lete light housekeeping facUl- those givipg names and ad­ vinyl interior. steering $1,096. operator, accounting clerk, OPENING FOR ambitious man hot water, parking. Tel 048- Maehine Gleaned parochial schools, shopping. telephone clerk, waitress, cook, Long Alill Road, Andover, at «B, centrally located. Mrs. 2068. dresses. ^ TWO BUILDING lots, prime lo­ not afraid of hard work In the church, 1.3 miles off Route g This Is the home you have been 1962 COMET 2-DOOR 2100 Dodge, 4-door sedan, pow­ counter g;lrl, printer trainee, sales field. 0>mpany will train; Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Manches­ Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, cation, city utilities. ’PhUbrlck 1961 COMET 2-DOOR 6. Large selection white and FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor, looking for for your family In Radio, healer. 6-cylinder, stand- er totticss and steering, Household Services sewing machine curator, as­ experience not necessary. Av­ ter. Sewer Lines Installed—Cel­ Glenn Roberts Agency - a fine neighborhood. Priced In Agency, 649-8464. Norway Spruce, also, Douglas oil hot water heat, garage, lar Waterproollng Done. STATION WAGON ard transmission. Blue. • U 9 5 antomatic transmission Offered 13-A sembler, shirt presser, loom erage between $8,000 and $9,- for gen- R ea ltors low twenties. CJall Mrs. AVhlte. Radio, heater, cleanjr, tobacco warehouse fir. $2.60 up. Open all day De­ FURNISHED R(K)M8 for garden. 649-0748. BOLTON AND Vicinity - Build­ $796. 000 per year to start. For ap­ tleman, heated, free pariung. pa: Suzanne Shorts, 648-8888, J. automatic transmission. *1 3 9 5 worker. Many trainee jobs, cember 7, 8 and 18-24. Other­ 6 4 4 -1 5 2 1 ing lots, land tracts, farms and REWEAVING of burns, moth pointment call collect, Man­ wise by appIex, Timken oil MsKINNEY BROS. Watson Beach ft Co., 522-2114. 19i1 CHEVROLET CORVAIR 2907 Ohevrolot, 4-door sedan, 6 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ part-time, temporary, and chester 644-0202 between 6 and acreage. Financing available. earUnders, radio, heqter Christmas openings available. 6488. Ins, 649-0826 between 0-7. heat and hot water, convenient Sewerage Disposal Co. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, 1962 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL station Wagon. dow Shades made to measure; 8 p.m. only. location, $100 monthly. Apply TUNNEL ROAD, Vernon. 10 $696 Apply Conn. State Employ­ ISO-lSt Peari St—«4$-6808 643-2766, Oiarles Nicholson, Sultana white. Choice of 2. Full Continental Radio, heater, powergUde. 91495 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys GIRL’S K3E SKATES, 6-7-9; ROOM FOR Lady or Gentle­ 186 Center Street. 048-0008 or POLTON CBINTBR — 8 room additional acres may 'be pur­ equipment Including Factory Air made while you wait Tape Re­ ment Service, 806 Main Street, man, quiet. Inquire 324 Charter 742-6364. boy’s. 8; leather boots, 7-8; 649-6830. rambling ranch with 2-car ga­ chased with this unusual 514 roTirtitionlne.Conditioning. One owner cars. Mangr Mora to Chooaa From corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 Manchester. Help Wanted— cowboy lamp, doll carriage, Oak Street, 048-8368, 246-4788. rage plus small bam. Base­ room ranch on high 1% acre Mato, 6494122L lot, 2-ear garage, cellar, fire­ 1957 OLDSMOBILE ‘’98“ $60 up GIRL FOR general office work, Male or Female 37 miscellaneous boy’s and girl’s ment, two fireplaces, porch Wanted— Real Estate 77 PLEASANT HEATED room for place, oil heat, $14,900. Robert 1960 CADILLAC 4-DR. SEDAN 2-Door Hardtop. Two-tone gray, red Interior. typing required. Apply in per­ toys, Brownie uniform, clothing etc. Vacant. A steal at $26,000 WOMAN OR MAN with car for gentleman, near bath, pariting. Wolverton . Agency, Realtor, Radio, heater, full power, with factory Radio, heater, hydramatic, power ft C O C Bank Financtog son Watkins Bros., Inc., 986 8-10; boy’s, 12-14. 640-2848. T. J, (Drockett, Realtor. 648 SELLING YOUR HOUSE? (3all Building— Contracting 14 llg^t delivery work, full or 04 High Street. MALE installed air conditioning. n m steering, power brakes. Low Paymants Main Street, Manchester. 1677. 649-2813. an independent broker. Joseph 6 H.P.—8819.60 part-time, no selling. Apply LOAM SALE — Regular |14 Barth, 649-0320. Easy Terms Black. QUALirr CARPENTRY - 8'/, H.P.—8254J10 WAITRESS. PART-TIME eve­ 983 Main St., Room 10. stone-free loam, |12.ll0. Also, MANCHESTER — $84,000 ranch. l o c a t e d In Manchester is this Available Rooms, basements refinlshed, sand, gravel, ttone, fill. OaU 7 rooms plus finished recrea­ beautiful 6 room Cape in­ 1961 U N C O L N CO N T IN EN TA L 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC CHORC5HES MOTORS built-ins, formica tile, general nings and full-time. W. T. Grant's. Manchearter Shopping 648-8608. BID NOTICE HELP WANTED tion room to basement, two full cluding living room with fire­ WANTED — B-zone lot. Call Convertible. Full Continental equipment. repair. No job too small. Call Situations Wanted— baths, 2-car garage, aluminum 4-D O O R to Oakland fit., Manchester Parkade. The Vernon Board of Educa­ place. formal dining room, 646-4391. Give up all-winter back strain — gat an Arlana Red leather Interior, ^ < ^ 3 4 9 5 WUIiam Robbins Ctorpentry Fem ale 38 elding. BuUt to 1960. Over 2,200 extra large kitchen, rec room, Tan. Radio and heater. Service. 049-8446, LARGE ERECTOR SET, com­ tion Is seeking bids for furnish-' Env«lop« Mochlnfi Ad|ustar TralntM SNO-THRO—choice of 6 h.p. or 3V4 h.p. modelsl Sultana white. 91295 Ing o f transportation for the sq. ft. of flnlteed living area. 2-car garage and attached RELIABLE WOMAN will care plete. CaU 643-8896. PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8484. Legral Notice (Juickly end eesily dear any snow, throw It up 1968 CHEVROLET Nomad sta­ ADDmONS-ARec rooms, re­ Help Wanted— Male 36 Town of Vernon Schools for the breezeway. Asking $19,000. J. 1958 CHEVROLET STATION lor smaU child for working Onr expanding bustoeee creetes ilie need ftw eddlUonal D. Realty, 643-6129. to 30' away in any direction through 240* ra- tion wagon, power brakes and modeling, bathrooms tiled. DISHWASHER wanted. Ap mother, by day or week, to my sehl years 1964-lMs. Specifi­ COLONIAL 814 rooms, cus­ LiqUOa PEBMIT 1962 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN Bteering, ’Tm^ogllde, private Call 0404tit91. cations may be obtained at the men frith meobentoel background to trato ae envelope NOTICE OF AFPLICATION volving Sno-Chute. It* powerful and dependable. WAGON Cavey’s Restaurant, 46 B. C home. South end, reasonable. Diamonds—Watches— tom buUt fo^ family Uvlng. 4 DESIRABLE 8 bedroom ranch This___ „U to zlvogive notice that I, With sun-roof. Radio, heater. 91495 owner. $800. 6484)048. Office of the Superintendent of meehtos adjneten to an indnskry wltti excellent trtoge bedrooms, 314 baths, formal Reel mowar and lawn vacuum attachmanta Blue and white. 9795 ter Street. Phone 649-9907. Jew elry 48 available in choice location. MAXWELL L, HILLER ofr38 Mil­ Radio, heater, powergMde, Green. Very clean! Schools. benefits and etendy erapteyment .(MvUoanta will be ro- dining room, modern kitchen ford Road. Hancheater, have filed avalfabla for 6 h.p. modela with ntdiat driva. 1606 OUMCMOBILE 98, 4-door Rooting—Siding 16 Bids should be submitted to Schools, churches, ehoprtng an apglcatlon d a ^ Nov. 81. .19H t u r r e t LATHE operator. WAICH AND JEWELRY repate qnlred to peaa pre-enqdoym*Bt eptitude and pbysleal teete ' with large dining area, family with Liquor Control Commis­ Hardtop, full power, white, Raymond E. Ramsdell, Superin­ within walking distance. F.H.A. (tema to s6on for ftril detalW A. A. DION, EMC. Roofing, Must be able to set up. Aver­ Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 tog at reasonable prices. room off Uteban with fireplace, flnaacli^ available. Only $700 sion for a Dnisglet Liquor permit $200. 649-71^. age work week 80 hours. Good tendent of Schools, Box 430, ae a condition of employment Equal opportonlty employer. 2-car ■ garage, covered patio, tor tho sale of alcoholicholfc liquor on . aiding, p a ln t^ . (jarpentry. Ai- Prompt service, two watch­ down. CaU owner 649-4816. the premises at 899 Qreen Road, i MORIARTY BROTHERS PROFESSIONAL Trimm!tog, OPEN teratiops and additions. CeU- pay and fringe benefits for makers. Manchester’s oldset RockvUle, (Connecticut on or treed lot. Walkout basement, Manchester. I CAPITOL EQUiraENT qualified man. Echo Machine, bathing, all I ^ e established jeweler. F. E before Monday, December 16, $81,600. PhUbrlck Agency, 649- The businees will be owned by BVENiNOfi 19M FOttDrgaed-ninntog enndt> ings. Workmanship guaran­ specialist. It costs no more to APPLY SUPT. U. S. ENVELOPE CO. BETTER THAN new two fam' 38 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER 301 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER-043-5135 Mw». batt offers «4S*2448. > teed; $99 Autumn St. 648-4800. Manchester, A48-7627. Bray, 787 Mato St.. State 1963. The V ^ o n Board of Edu­ 8464. lly, 6-4 rooms, two tumaces, Miller Pharmacy, Inc., of 369 Green have the best to professional cation reseMta the right to re­ Road. Manchester, and will be con- Phone 643-7958 “Buy with Confidence from Hartford County’s Oldcet 8BRVIC® STATION attendant, conditioning. 640-0798, 640-0000. Theater Building. 121 W. BIAIN ST, ROCKVILLE, CONN. hot water oil fired, completely ducted by MAXWELL L. MILLER ijivU i. Continental, Mercury, Comet and Willy* Jeep Dealet” 4-door I BXDTVX HOME nnprovement ject any and all bids. FOREST STREET - Large 10- modern Inside and out. Priced of * MlUord Road. Manchester, part-time, nights and week­ ro ^ house, 8 bedrooms, 414 1906 Company — Roofing, aiding, al- NINE-MONTHS-OLD Radbdne Raymond E. Ramsdell, WBDNKDAT aad FRIDAY—S:S0 to 11 AJL at $21,600. J. D. Realty, 648fl“ ' terCtiona, addlttona and ra- ends. Must be thoroughly ex- baths, exceUent condition. Ideal $ iCqdSttt*,'Standard Hound, aU sboto and %iayad, Superintendent of Behooli ■139. Dated MOV. IfilS a . modallng of all typaa- Bnoal- peiisniicad. W ^ aan n Oil Oo., toefiuea,'. Ownat M8’Y444.. free. 049-8638. i Read Herald Ads. Town a t Vernon I1S9. lent woftmaiiaUp. 149-9490. Inc., 34rMaln 3 n StnStreet L- L 91 *

I A-AeaMM TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1988 Average Daily Net PiMs Ri The Weather fAGE SIXTEEN fot m WMh r -* ~ * jlanrh^ster lEoftting li^ralb I •< D. i. WMther ' N evm ker IS. INS 779 B. IfiddM Tpke.; Mra mia- Frank DsClantls, *08 Forty Pkir Mld«r tonight, tow St Delta. Chapter. RAM, wUl Youth Night wUl be observed llospital Notes S t; Dsborah Flimemors, .Hart­ absth Hoyt and daughtor, MANCHESTER 1 3 ,8 9 1 ant^upm tm H^raUi meet t^ o r r o w at 7:30 p.m. at tomorrow night ait the meeting fo r d Mra. Jeannlns Thurston Warehouse Point; Mrs. Chm - 30s. Ttomtoy partly cloiiSy nad About Town the Masonic Temple. The Royal of Manchester Grange at 8 pm. tins Rdlly and daughtsr, RED V «< Uto A oA t nriktor la aftomoon, high 3S to 4S« Vlalting boors a n S to 8 p.m. and daughtsr, 16 8. Alton S t: CYCLE SHOP AiTch Mason degree will be con­ aA Orange Hall. Mrs. Mary Mott M ra Janet Berry and son, Am- 3, Manchester. of OlnNitlqa Mmsdsmttr' A City o f Village Charm TIm ak, 106 Nor­ S t; Mrs. Teresa Gervaslo and Spec. 4' Gerry D. wells, W; Rln: scM Stm aa DeoorsUotM In the at the home of Mrs. Bertha and entertainment on Monday man St.; Ronald Gates, 12 son, 161 Wetherell S t! Mrs. er Va.; and Spec. 4 wen x. Borne.*’ ReCreahmenta wHl be Lipgena, 95 W. Middle Tpke. Front End at 8 p.m. at the YWCA, Hart­ Overtook Dr.; Mrs. D(rtores Winifred Maiorca and daughter, 1 Takaha Kl, Cincinnati, Ohio. Call Strike Slates Holy Land Trip Cards were played after the m h w L ford. Members and those in­ Brown, 78 Woodslde St.; Robert supper. terested In the organiMtion are Hallowell, 31 Stone St.; Mrs. Special The Royal Black Preemtory i-eminded to bring a grab bsg Shows Yule Film Cheryl Brace, 48 Prospect St., win meet and Install officers Story Circle of South Meth­ gift. Refreshments will be For Monday William Stockdale of Putnam Rockville; Michael Simard, 09 S i s . $ 12 .S 0 odist Church win meet tomor­ served. Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange wUl appear Friday at 2 p.m. at Essex St.; Jeffrey Bohenks, W Ji Refreshments will be row at 10:30 a.m. at the (1) AUON FRONT END a meeting of the Cosmopolitan East Hartford; Mrs. Ruby Pox, NEW HAVEN (API- Decrees church. Miae Wend) Svuek, daughter Willlmantic; Mrs. Annabel Sav­ (S) BAIiANOB FRONT of Mr. and Mrs. William Stuek, Club In the reception room at Some 900 Connecticut Com­ South Methodist Church. He age, 18 Weaver Rd.; Mrs. Janet WHEELS— R «f- f6*60 43 Stephen St., and Miss Susan CHRISTMAS (8) CHECK FRONT pany employes are sched will preeent hie fulMengrth Brennan. East Hartford; Harry Nostrand, daughter of the Rev. Gray, 100 Oak Grove St.; Mrs. WHEEL BEARINOS uled to strike Monday, if and Mrs. George F. Nostrand, color flbn, "Christmas In Town Reform and Country." He Is an author, Dorothy Prentice, 570 Center (4) CHECK BRAKE contract disputes are not 43 Meadow Lane, will .aing with SYSTEM traveler and lecturer. Mrs. Ed- St.; Mrs. Jean Heller, 53 Mar­ resolved by then. the combined Glee Clubs of shall Rd.; Nel.son Mathieu, ISALE-OFF MANCHESTER Wheielock College, Boston, son Bailey will be hoetees at A ll O n ly 'The strike date was aet by the meeting. Mansfield; Muriel Brown. Wap- the union negotiating commit­ Maas., and Maasachusetts In­ ping; Alton Kuifkel, 5 McKnlght Worship Christmas scenes and cus­ SPONSORED BY W.S>O.S. tee following a vote by mem­ UBLIC MARKE stitute of Technology in a ape. Circle, Rockville; Mrs. Edna toms in various parts of North bers. which resulted In an 8 0 3 8 0 5 MAIN STREET cial production of Handel’s Wada.«. 331 Spring St. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Messiah on Sunday in Kresge America will be shown. Besides "overwhelming" support for personal oommentary by ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. the walkout VATICAN CITY (AP)_ Auditorium on the MIT camp­ Elaine Bagge, M Ferguson Rd.; Stockdale the film hrs a back­ Thomaa J. Kelley, buainese Pope Paul VI decreed a u s Mra. Cora Graham. Hazardvllle. agent for the union — the ground ot appropriate Christ­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Thufiday, Dec. 5 vast reform of Roman ’The Anny-Navy Club Auxili­ mas music. Amalgamated Association of to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Haskell, SERVICE ON ALL Street, Electric Railway and Catholic worship today, ary will have a Christmas par. Stockdale's writings appear Wapplng; a son to Mr. and T;30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. SPECIAL! regularly In prominent national CONVENTIONAL MAKES Motor' Coach Employes of called on the bishops of his ty tomorroiw at 6:30 p.m. at Mrs. Kermitt Bailey, .Coventry; America—declined to disclose the chib bouse. Secret gifts magazines and in leading news­ church to share with him in a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ the vote count but said it was will be brought; for those who papers across the country. He liam Connolly, East Hartford. IN COOPER HAa "95 per cent” for the strike. its government, and then 11b. ef ovr ttndtr Baby Baaff LIVER have no secret pal, a regular has given hda fUm-feotures to BIRTHS TODAY: A son to MORIMTY audiences throughout the Unit- Major issue is wages. Kelly' announced he would make brab bag gift is to be brought Mr. and Mrs. David Barry, 478 said the union would ask for an historic trip to the Holy rayalar 69e lb. aad States. E. Center St. 4 SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH immediate arbitration of the The Alpina Society will have DISCHARGED YESTER­ BROTHERS Land next month. contract dispute or seek a new The 66-year-oid Roman Cath­ Christmas party tomorrow Main St. Luncheon reservations DAY: Mrs. Irene LeBIanc, Elast TEL. 648-6186 company offer. Hartford: Mrs. Helei^ Murray, CHRISTMAS GIFTS and DECORATIONS olic ruler, in office scarcely five 11b. of our f rasbiy sliead BACON at 6:30 p.m. at the Italian may be made at the YWOA 801-816 CENTER ST. Union members turned down American Club, Eldridge St. 42C Bluefield Dr.; Janls Hunt, General Assembly of National Ck)uncil of Churches held Kennedy memorial months, took the action.^ -at a office. DESSERT and COFFEE about three weeks ago a previ­ momentous closing meeting In roynlar iSo Ibr— Members are reminded to bring Doll clothes on hangers w*U 193 N. Elm S t; Sandy Dickin­ service last night in Philadelphia’s Convention Hall, with 8,000 attending. (AP ous two-year contract proposal grab bag gifts. son, 115 Columbus SL; Ray­ St. Peter’s Basilica of the aec- be sold «t a LUUputian shop at KITCHEN SURREY CANDY P h otofax.) offering a 10-cent-an-hour in­ iond session of the Vatican Ecu­ the faitr. A ba/jy-.sltter service mond Foster, Wapplng; Susan crease over two years. AJsk Hackney and Trophy menical Council. wHl be avaifflable. The public is Hastings, Lakewood, Ohio; Mrs. If the issue is not resolved, Doris Wralght, Mansfield; Read Herald Ads. He and his bishops gave Night at the Menohester Coun­ hwlitied to the luncheon and sale. S&iMiiMlimWMlIWllMlIMiMlIMkMi 4 Kennedy Schools the strike set for Monday will .00 try d iib wiU be held Thursday. Roman Catholicism its first two BOTH FOR ONLY be the first In 56 years at the councilar decrees in 93 years— It wae prevloualy scheduled for arrived and still had The union members have White House press secretary miles from the Cambodian bor­ been wocUng 'wtthout a con­ Cancer Unit The economy, plus civil rights Pierre Salinger said the Budget to be opened. and national unity—the three der, were issued because it had Bargain Counter tract egtaement since Sept. SO, Burehu iS launching "an agency BLUEBERRY Contributions collected elae- keynotes of the new administra­ become untenable in the face of t o Elegant Harriman Home when the o6d contract, negotiat­ by agency, department by de­ Beautifnl Aprons f t T a t y M fV ttf where swelled the npplt fund tion—were all on the White a Viet Oong offensive. ed to June IM l, egepired. Says Smoking partment examination of the Both American helicopters close to S120.000. House agenda today. budget.” S ^ M M IB M IB M tS M M M M M 48 MUFFINS In addition, scholarshipe to ’The otifke Rtil take effoot at wore downed as they were fer­ By FRANCES LEWINE < ’ The dining nroom seats up to 8:30 lua. Monday,Monday. To discuss the health of the Salinger said Johnson will rying men, women and children rASaDfOTON (A P )-^ home 18 eomtoriably. Texas AAM University were Speeds Death economy—and also to make an Lmichoon (Served Continuously) nke t rsn M wagee for bus op hear the appeals of any federal from Bo Kut to a safer haven With a Mstory and a warmth, There are fireplaces in aU but etatore are 82.68 on hour for a appeal for support—the Presi­ department heads who protest south. No Injuries were re­ one room and the house contains (See Page Five) F or fiUsd with the art ska levesi win 40-hotar week with time-and-a- By WILUAM C. HARRISON dent summoned representatives they are not getting enough ported. MENU: a -eMection of French, BngUeh great Jaequeliae Kennedy when half for overtime work. Moite- PORTLAND. Ore. (AP)—You of labor and big business to the money in the new budget which The new Saigon regime dis­ Hot dam C!howder (With CJradeers) w tfw waPu into her borrowed and Chinese lacquer furniture White House. C moro said (k4veni wrefage 1114 are past 40? been smoking since will cover the fiscal year begin­ played a big show of force to Georgetown residence Friday. and Lowestoft china. a iw«ak. Meetings were scheduled for ning next July 1. , the same reg;ion earlier to the Sandwiches: at all In the rear is a spacious, Caribou Inspect age 16 or before? Inhale? A new The new address for the for­ barrage of figures linking smok­ late afternoon with members of day with the biggest helicopter m er First Lwly—8088 N Street— block-long waUed and terraced Kennedy had sliced the budget (Served With Pickles and Potato Chips) m a y ro n 's Maine* Territory Defends Rail Cut ing to disease and death may the AFL-CIO Executive Com­ from requests submitted by fed­ airlift to the history of Viet to a three-story red brick dwell­ garden, with boxwood and mag­ mittee and representatives of Nam’s war. Forty American Homemade Pies—Beverages ^ nificent magnolia trees and a seem . centered on you. eral agencies, Salinger said, and b a k e s h o p s ing with plenty of room Inside, PITTSFIELD, Mass. (AP)— The broadest study of the sub­ the Business Advisory Cfouncil. transport and armed helicop­ undersecretary of State and swimming pool. MILUNCK3KET. Me. (AP) — Hollis H. Coyle, comptroUer for "President Johnson is attempt­ ject yet made shows death rates ters moved 1,3(X) Vietnamese Mrs. W. Averell Harriman who As she walks over the two Seventeen shaggy caribou from Johnson also planned to talk ing to’ cut that budget further.” the bankrupt New Haven Rail­ Increase with extent of exposure marines on combat assaults. own the house have turned it Iranian rugs—gift of the Shah— I Newfoundland nosed around road, repeated today under with James Farmer, director of "The attempt Is to arrive at to cigarette smoke, says the Five battalions of infantry were B. over to the former First Lady In the entrauice hallway, past a their new surroundings today cross-examination his testimony the Congress of Racial Equality, a budget between $98 billion and American Cancer Society. moving into the region by road. and her childrm and have Louis XV console with a on mile-hli-hlgh Mt. Katahdln, and that passenger traffic losses and attend a ceremony honoring $103 billion,” Salinger said. Its report today came cm the Secret Service agen Rufus While trying to reduce the gap The operation in Tay Ninh moved Into a hotel. carved mirror of the same perf-' game officltficUls hope they will be Justify sharp service reductions Province, 70 miles northwest of od of France’s grandeur, Mrs. sufficiently pleased to propagate heels of a proposal by the Youngblo '. between spending and revenue From the entrance hallway, Saigon, is aimed at a Commu­ Kennedy wtll be in an atmos- and once again become part of American Medical Association’s Youngblood, who shielded with etchings by Picasso and (8ee Page Tea) nist unit that wiped out an im­ phere not unlike what she Maine’s fkUna. bocurd erf trustees for a research Johnson with his own body after (See Page Blevea) Matisse'in um stairwell, to the I portant government post Sat­ picturesque dormered third- created in the White House. I Meanwhile, two Navy Jet heli- program on tobacco and health The history hooks of George-'! copters waited tor a break in "beyond statistical evidence.” urday. floor bedrooms, it is furnished Fighting with fairly heavy tor elegant and comfortable llv- The American Cancer Socie­ Banker Asks ty's report was based on 422,094 casualties was reported farther ing. (See Page Eii^toeo) (See Page Twelve) men who filled out detailed south all over the Mekong River questionnaires and then were 75% of Crisis Force delta, mostly involving outposts Multi - Nation traced for an average of 34.3 or strategic hamlets. BOOTS A fairly large government op­ months. Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond, the Back from Germany eration supported by armor 40 fo r Unit Run Aid society’s director of statistical miles south of Saigm on Tues­ research, outlined the new find­ day reportedly resulted in 22 Viet Cong killed. U.S. sources NEW YORK (AP) — Foreign ings at the 17th annual clinical By FRED 8. HOFFMAN 10,000 reinforcements still aid programs should be turned meeting of the American Medi­ said a 76mm recoilless cannon WASHINGTON (AP) — The with the 7th Army include 6,000 was captured from the enemy. over to some international group cal Association. United States has brought home men assigned to certain combat MEN and many American troops Dr. Hammon, a pipe smoker, about 31,000 soldiers who were units and 4,000 who have been should be brought home, the reported death rates were far sent to strengthen the troops in absorbed. chairman of the world's second higher among cigarette smokers West Germany during the Berlin The 6,000 are grouped in six BOYS lar^e.st bank said today. than non-smokers; they to- crisis two years ago, it was units—an armored cavalry regi­ George Champion of the Chase learned today. ment, three artillery battalions Bulletins Manhattan Bank, so told in a (See Page Eighteen) This represents about 75 per and two armored battalions— Culled from AP Wires speech prepared for the Nation­ cent of the 41,000 troops, most­ which Kennedy told a news con­ GIRLS A al Association of Manufacturers ly rear echelqn elements ference on Nov. 1 "we are pre­ convention. shipped overseas during late pared to keep in Germany as b a i l e y s t a y s o n "We have to act more de­ 1961 when the Soviets were long as there is a need for WASHINGTON ( A P )— cisively to eliminate- the deficit, News Tidbits threatening to try to push the them.” The Democratic National LADIES in our balance of payments. Allies out of West Berlto. Oommlttee said today that The waste in our foreign aid from the AP Wires The remaining 10,000 rein­ John M. Bailey wlU remain as i must be eliminated with the forcements probably will stay City Voters Kill chairman at the personal re­ CHILDREN whole program shifted over to with the U.S. 7th Army for some quest of President Johnson. administration by a competent Air Force Col. Charles Yea­ time. 4 The President made his re­ multi-national agency," he said. ger, first man to break sound This places the 7th Army's Iowa Rural Plan quest and Bailey gave *tis aa* "Nor does it make any sense barrier, pilots experimental current strength at about 242,- sent at a White House meet- in to continue the financial burden boat-shaped re-entry vehicle to 000 men whose fighting power To Reapportion tog late Tuesday, a eominit- of massive troop maintenance earth at Edwards Air Force is concentrated to five dli^lons tee offlcUl said. Bailey, a abroad. Our North Atlantic Base in California, then predicts and a number of miscellaneous Democratic leader to Con- Treaty Organization allies are DES MOINES. Iowa (AP) craft may become "space! combat units adding up to neotlout for many years, be­ fully capable of living up to Rural Iowa’s urban centera, chute” of future k . . North' sixth division. long with a minority voice to the came national committee Many Styles their full commitments. A ma­ The Associated Press obtained Adams Transcript in editorial legislature, soundly defeated a chairman to January 1961 at jor pullback of our own troops rails upon House Speaker John the latest report on the troop re­ is both necessary and desir­ reapportionment plan that the atari of the John F. Ken­ W. McCormack to step down duction situation at a time when nedy administration. He sue- able." West German Defense Minister would have dope little to en Many Sizes v(riuntarily and "permit a oeeded Sen. Henry M. Jack- Other speakers scheduled lor Kai-Uwe von Hassel was in the hence their position. younger, stronger and wiser aon of Washington. the first afternoon session, of the man to tsike over to that sensi­ midst of talks with top Penta­ What follows Tuesday's spe clal election on a plan for rC' Many Colors three-day meeting Included H.C. tive position.” gon officials. SALINOEB NOT OANDIDATB Lumb, lic t president. Republic British driving expert Patrick j The late President John F. apportioning the Iowa Legisla­ ture apparently will be deter’ W.A8HINOTON ( A P )— Steel Corp.; David J. McDonald Muiqjhv .says some women wear Kennedy pledged not to with- Pterre Salinger eliminated president, United Steelworkers mined to United States courts. their ^rdles and bras so tight draw any combat troops from hhnaelf today aa a possible of America, AFL-OO; James There also was the possibility their breathing is affected, and Germany, and the West Ger- candidate for Congress in the a t B. Fascination C. Showcase E. Webb, administrator of the they become a menace behind i mans evidently expect President that Democratic Gov. Harold A - Lyric 6th California District. He National Aeronautics and Space the wheel . . . Stanley Gene' Johnson to honor that pledge Hughes, who campaigned hard to beat the proposal, would call said he Is Ineligible to run, Marvelously made with new Spandex. For the look you love . . . F^ination It’s the bra that cinches a willowy mid­ Administration, and Dr. Max Bates, 22, works off eight traffic The United States has made Rafferty, California’s superin­ no commitment to keep Us sup­ a special legislative session to since be is a legal resident ot trims your hips, tummy and derriere via riff for you . . . gives you the look fash- violations ‘to |3anta Monica, Virginia. Rep. John F. Shel­ "Lyric” rounds, lifts and separates tendent ot schools. Calif., by choosing to sweep up port troops at Berlin crisis lev­ work on a new plan ioiLioves . . . yet costs you no more than ley, Denooorat wha now rop- smoothly . . . p^ectlyl Of fine cotton three V-shap^ bands . . . does it all in The Rev. Ilr. Norman Vincent debris from ‘ 'tralfic accidents els and the Army has been A three-judge federal panel reseuU the dletriot. was broadcloth writh front and back sections marvelous, featherlight, Machine wash­ an ordinary bandeau. Smooths you to Peale will address the closing rather than go to jail. bringing them home gradually has held that present apportion­ ment Is unfair to restdents of among those who urgrti Sal- HOUSE &.HALE of Vyrene Spandex. White. Sires 82-36A, able spandex! No bones about it, this is your waistline with firm panels phis dinner Fri«lay night. He re­ Washington Post a r tic le since mtd-1962. The Pentagon reported last larger counties. It has pending toger to become a candidate. a tenilic shape-maker. White. S, M, L. stretch panels that let 3^ u breath. places lormar Vice President claims a lm ost all President 82-40B, 32-38C. ^ SanUi Maria Replica Launched j Richard M. Nixon, who with­ Johnson’s personal wealth has September that about 22.(XX) had a suit filed by two officials of Shelley 1s leaving Gohgreaa S H b i SALON White. 84-40B, 84-42C. ^ drew to keeping with a morator­ beea placed to hands of trus­ been returned to this country the Iowa Federation ef Labor, becanse of his election as iHfhty-ton repUito of Columbus’ flagship Santa Maria is towed tiast Statue of ium on political speeches after tees, and his Warittogton house from Europe up to that time. AFL-CIO, attacking the reap- mayor «< Saa Fmncleoo. 8al> Main Street— ^Manchester oum 10.00 liiberiy ^ ter the authentic reproduction built in Barcelona, Spaih. was launch- aasasslnation ot Presidlent John is up for sale . . . Helicopter ’The new total meana that portionmsBt plan. tager, White H press sen* * * *2.99 nearly l,0(W more have been The plan, authored by Sen rator^^^i^•nder the tote P tmI- 2.00 fd from a freighter. Beplk^ to be displayed in New York Yorid’a Fair next F. Kennedy. has to make teoed landtog Ipeaktag with O t o i ptoa were Manhattoa meat eompany withdrawn to tha laat two Davtd bo . Shaft,f ItCUntoa.— laU F. Kemiedy, a«ll Year was towed to Hob^en^ N. J. riiipyivd where 180.doot maat will be fitted. and oetnparea R to taad- months. JAP Photofax.) V d e e Wsgo Tfsel postage atomF. Aeoordtoc to toe Pantafsa ra- H t l iiiartiir • It ■

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