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■ ■ ■ U • ^ ’yi -r' m A m u ge D rily Net 1 „ T l i e ■ ilimtrt|ii^0ter 1Ett»nins M m ■Wm ike Week Beie l^wUy'*$endft fakrtMT Uii IMG low neiur fair, htOe HMxpa v Willioemeii John 'Shea of Man- dntoe to-WNhMtanee.tdbe elee*> The Peat Matiune Aaaocla- erettoe chsnfe toauneeV'lbh j}.- ftieetnr has releil e mirtlmg r* od to A "leme,dMkV fefdr ttoet o f Tenqito Chapter, Order ilie4illi DMirtet's BepohHcea inaMnor le eleetod m -W itk 14,595 904S. of ilMlieni Star, will meet end Barry Makes Bid town: ihilnnen end vloe cheir- li win eerva ht name oni^.'nB- Itiw ^H i otOwntlwMOiwPcfl. elect oOloen Wedneeday at 8 7 ^ Way Without Sal CUy of VSBmgo Chmrm n e n ttir nlglit et 8 at lone the foysm or oene a epeeial iwn meat toeigW at FRIGE SEVEN GENTS at tlw K of C Bome aad TmMngtan, 67 Hamlin St. The poet win be vneided In Nov­ yoL.LXxrr,N o.ti (SIXTEEN PAGES) Hoeteaeea ax« Mrs. Prank Tiruet Oo., to choose a ooodl- Stops Ih5h.—ReKey*s " ^TOoeat to tte Joto *"• Henay For Senate Post fM *.. ember, to be fined in an ear U»e Uito. to V. Wiirtinr FlAtoe IfNaanl Borne, 219 W. Center Crocker and Mrs. J. Henry tirely near dMilet, •h i Nm adfatoboAieeidAiaew Mtodabitor rirtiP tott ^ at, to patttcitMto in ttie veol- Thominn. Mtanbera unaUe to Deputy Mayor David M. Barry has officially entered PrtDT to «M F 4b. l i vaelal totfkw otootaseo'wMk ibe-pelea- bsm eeaad to,te a ptoUeail e«ein«i o f the R oseiy iit 6 for attend are reminded to notify the race for the Democratic nominatitm to the State etooMtan, the asdetfaig tth Sana- However, as einplieeteed liy iikiac obUity to abridt,lweee- en bononay member, the M e one of the hoeteeeee. toctol- District win oonduct Ra- ■ome poUtteal lendere, wboovir * 5 2 , atop Itebiair, abd relieve More Fightmg Men A New Name Senate from the 4th District, to fill a vacancy created puhUean and Democratic oon- wine the Feb. 16 eleetian to aura IMto-witowrtesrfetK ' inserrb laidttrta, Oeargefit Patten. when Fred J. Doocy, Democrat, of Wapping, resigned to bnva the inelde trade when it Tbis aatoiaaee is sew svaHaMe The UB. Ooaet Ouard Aux- veatiMaa, to nominate their can- to eoea after e a ^ wbUa gMi,tly INDIANAPOLIS, (AP) — to become, lieutenant governor. oemee tUna to choooe eenotorial Mitovtag gsto, aetaal Mdactlea 7,000 U.S. Troops dStebM. With the aoennry full at Ilie ladlee Aid liatheran lUaiy Ftotina of Mancheater He is the only announced can­ tobrtetoito) ttok 9 ^ win oonduot a daaa in "Maneu­ Lendere of both pariiee hove cendldatoo for tiw Novembor Hennite, Beetles. Rolling Womin’e Marionery League of didate. attribotad the dearth of candl- eleotions. Stones and the like, it lent »' -r,. aton BrengeUcal Lutheran vering" Wedneeday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rling Junior High A special election will be held eeey for a new musical group Otaadi wffl meet Wedneeday on Feb. M In the eight towns of to find e disUnctlve name, a t 7:»0 pm. for a topic dlecus- School. Daniel Steel, peutt oom- ■fiander o f the flotUla, win In- the existing 4th Senatorial Dis­ A North Central High ticm in the church Aeeembly trict, to choose a man who will School eix-plece band, with a Xh^oin. Hoeteeeee are Mrs. Rog­ stmcL Bolster Viet Force C ■It until November, when a girl vooallet, did It though er Breton, Mrs. Anna Orlma- I Manoheeter Chapter of completely new senate will be They call It: "Six and the ■on, Kra. Sdvraxd Hein and elected from reapportioned dis­ T o PECIAL PURCHASE SALE Ground Forces Single GlTL" Mra. Richerd Johnston. 8PBBBQBA win meet tonight tricts. at 8 at Bunce School, Olcott XEoNemaze said that only |4.a S t The meeting la open to all The Feb. 16 special election -> WASIUNGTON fA P I— mititary manpower IncreaM for Danghtetw o f lib ecty , Ho. 17, men interested in baiberebop will be conducted in the towns of The vast bulk of the 113- T*"" efanUnhUr directly URkm o< toe new installment g, _ aM meet tomotroa at 8 p.m. * « « » U- 8. WlH be spent before tbla fiscal etyle elnglng. Manchester, Hlaat Hartford, commOr S t O t e N c W S Major Action Avoided at Orange BaH. Refreefamente 000 fiddm ^U fighting ^ viSlSten. year ends next June so. toe rest Glastonbury, Marlborough, m m ^ ^ th y the Johnson when the haeic later. aiii be' served Hra. Margaret Newington, Rocky HIM, Weth- of famous The Greater Hartford Chap­ Aom m istration will be used declaica was made to pot large iVjgetiier wtth 'toe H.7 WBkm Wtteon, hba. Semuel Ftuwoett erefleld and South Windsor. Court O K ’ s and Mxb. Roger Rttctaie. ter of Parents Without Part­ to ' strengthen Arm y and American ground forces Into' the. viet Nam aujqjlement voted last They cinnpriee the existing dis­ Prior to Gease Fire ners, me. win meet Wednesday Mfirine ground t o f c e s , it battle, Oongreaa granted toe summer, this will increase de- .... ;N'S; at 8:16 pm. at Asylum Hill trict. Suit O ver SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — Seven thousafid The Hartford County Dental Lt November, Manchester waa learnt today. admlnlstratlen another $1.7 faH- ta ta t spending this year to f64.X Oongreguttonal Church, Sit Americati ground forcee are lion and authorized an increase bilUoh, about billion more more U.S. fighting men poured into South Viet Nam tb^ Aeeiatante society will meet to­ wlH Join the towns of (Maaton- $6 night at 7:80 at the A. L Prince Asylum St., Hartford. Dr. David rtiouldering an ever-gre«ter e< 840,000 nmn, moatly fa r Um than had been anticipated, day to strengthen Saigon’s defenses against guerrifla Hedberg, staff psycMatrlat at bury, (Marlborough and East H air Injury School, BTOokaeld St., Hartford. Hampton to form a new senato­ combat load in the Viet Nam Army. ijy,0 supplemental money attack and to put more muscle in the Marine beach­ the Institute of living, Hart­ war. ' The second InetaHment wfll for Viet Nam will be There wlH be a tour of the rial district. Atty. David M. Barry head on the central coast. aebool after a bualnese meeting. ford, win qieak. There win be a the Navy and Air Force each boost the manpower ceiUnge to next Monday by the HARTFORD (AP) — A Democratio Town Committee Although the Viet Cong forces y/ej, hurt, but an unofficial ro- social tuna at 7:16 before the to run and, edbaequently, Bany wiU get only a few thousand a point more than 460,000 atwve defense budget for toe fia- woman who daims she was I'-- :: Chalnnan Ted Oumminge said avoUed major aoUon In ad- port said two Vietnamese s(*) meeting. The event Is open to removed hie name from ooneid- more men In .the new buUd-tq), toe lev d anticipated at the time ^ starting next July 1. hurt by a hair dye used in 1. vance of the Lunar Now Year diers were kiiBed and 14 weiw membere and proepeotive mem- today, "Barry has my unquali­ eratkm. which win push total U. B. toe fatg Viet Nam buUdmp was a beauty shop has the right celebrattotM later this week, 'wounded, fied support for the nomina­ bere. Due to a oouit order for re- armed atrangth over toe 8 mil­ ordered last summer. (See Page Fifteen) to sue the company that guerrilla bands harassed gov- ''it was roafiy doae," aoM tion, and I will fight to see that apportinment, the 1964 deoUan lion matk for the first time in a made the preparation, the emment positions, explwlod Bgut Whyne Mabry of PfaUadet Nutmegger Camera Ctdb wW he is nominated." was never held, and Doocy, dozen years. State Supreme Ckmrt ruled mines, tossed grmades and am- ph<* "After the first round we meet Wedneeday ait 8 pm. at Oumminge revealed that, as a along with aiH of the state's leg­ Secretary of Defense Robert today. bushed miUUa platoons. An or- were up and in toe bunkers. Vfa HSUnp House, Veterane Me­ result of a meeting Saturday islators, reteeined his poet 8. McNamcua .told newsmen at The court quoted a recent rrHe phanage was hit in one attack, oouM see the rounds taUing.” ' morial Parte, Bast Hartford. night of the Democratic chair­ automatically. toe White House Monday that IV.' of law which says: anparentty-by mistake. other Communist mortarti Whiter FHpel, past president men of the eight towns, “Barry, No Republican of the district toe Administration will ask Oon- Beleaguered Hero PoUUcal infighting' amofig caused Ught casualties at toe “One who sells any product . of ttte dub, win present a unlesB something unexpected oc­ bas announced his avafiahility greea to vbta another ^2.346 #■¥ ' South Viet N€un’s military load- government outpost of An EiSk in a defective condition unrea- movie he mode in Ausfcrlia, curs, has the backing of all of for the nomination. IrilUon fo underwrite the soaring era again raised fears of trouble north-south Highway 1 near *1Dreamlng o f a White Chrlst- aU Of the towns of the district.” ooete o4 toe U. S. Invcdvement in Bonably dangerous to the user for the seven-month-old govern- «he northern fixxrUer 8 mllM Special OOP State Central Com- or ctmsumer or to his property maa." The event la open to Oumminga baa oaMed a meet­ Viet . Ndm. Ihe Whke House G^ts Help Offers ment of Premier Nguyen Cao f„»n the cM imperial oapttai of those interesbed in photography. ing of the eoteoutlve boaird o f fpM 8416 million will also be is subject to liability for physi­ ■> < Ky. He was reported to have HUe. TUESDAY & cal harm caused to the ultimate the town committjee for Wednes­ •eked for economic purposes, told a battalion of anhy troops The V iet Cong exacted toe(r NEW YORK (AP) — No one Negron said Monday night. user or ooneumer .. WEDNESDAY day night, end of the Duili town iBinging the supplemental total at Saigon airport Monday that heavleet toil in toe past 24 boura Mhnehesber Lodge o f Masons to ^_____ $12.'T61_ union. knows better than Enrique Ne-’ **^®*[j ** least I have some wUl meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm . oommiittee for Friday night, The court overruled Common “ 6 to 60" generals were seeking hy ambuefang two platoom of Msaeheeter*s Beet Baoon McNamara provided few de- gr^n that life can be utterly un- ” Value! both for the sole purpose of en­ LECLERC Pleas Judge Sidney A. Johnson, to overturn his regime. govemmmt mUittainen on road- at the (Mheonlc Temple. The toils, beyond (Mscloelng the dd- one day and rosy the ^ woman who wants to give cut short the trtal of a suit DoMolay Legion Award wild be dorsing Bany for the nomina­ FUNERAL HOME Rumors of an impending ooup/oi««ring work 16 milee souto •< tion. iar figure and the new manpow- ^ money to Negron typified the by ^nn L. Garthwatt of Water- swept Saigon over the weekwid Salgon Monday attomoon. M ISS IO W A presented at 8:16 to Past Mas­ er increase. Officials at the feelings of mapy New Yorkers bury against Oaird, Inc. ter atewurt Kennody toy Grand Barry's announoement of his during the 'visit of Secretary o f >pbe guerrilUaB nn«« hutth FUNERAL Pentagon took their cue from For Negron, a 66-yeorold who read about his pHght In a cOalrol objected that toere State Dean Rusk. Most of the waoked two companiee of a rw* BACON 79c Mhster William CampbeU. The candidacy martce the second Ike defense secretary and de- Puerto Rican who says he was etory by The Associated Press. „o legal basis for the suit, event Is open to the laidteB. ttane he has sought Hooey's country’s top military leaders ^ jarce in a fight that kuattfd SERVICE dined to elaborate. forced out of business because **** * person who tried to ^^d Johnson agreed. He granted Ratti’a BUnleea Small post. 'Ihe other tims was in were in Saigon at the time. The cbout an hour. The Oommunlafa Ssusage Links Vm lb. S9e WALTER N. The new odminlrtretion' mon- helped a white policeman ** ^ right toing should not be csialrol’s demurrer, ended the Troops of the 25th Division’s 5th Brigade disem­ rumors eubslded later. fled after inflicting moderate Mandiestor WATB18 will March 1964, when Doocy had T.Oil :l jTl.kC •y request — heraWed as long j„^b of Negroes, it. h> suffer for It,” said Oe- g^d rtded in favor of the announoed that he would not bark from the troopship USS Gen. Walker at Cam The new Am eri^ arrivale casualHeB In both acttois, a Baby Beef liver Ib. 59c meet tomorrow alt the Italian Director ■go aa last summer — will be jj, edia Zengerle of Manhattan. company. Ranh Bay, South Viet Nam, today. They are part were 4,000 Infantrymen of the ipoii««man said. Amelcan Club on Bldrldge St. seek re-eJectlon in the Novem­ ■ant to Capitol HiU Tuesday and ^ months. Now it's up Negron was stabbed in the 23 Main Street, Manchester U.S. 26th Division’s and Brigade Other Bueratlia shot ub Tiny. Blte-Slae Cnbea Weighing In will be from 7 to ber 1064 eteotilona. MbNamara will give the speci- ” back last May 32 aa he went to F o r f r it a R a is e of an additional force of nearly 7,000 assigned to Doocy, In May of that year, strengthen the U.S. force there. (AP Photofax) from H ^all and 8,000 Marines the Blito Httep outpost in ^ Tender Stewing 8 p.m. Mre. Grover Mitchell, Call 649-5869 flea in testtmony before sons- ’ „ ___ __ the rescue of the policeman, ______■ ______. from CAtinawa. They brought Mekong Delta 60 milee eodfa- changed his mind and decided tors on Thureday, former groce^NegOT s^ attacked addle at- B e e f...... lb. 89c club photographer, will show toal American troop strength to direst of Salgwi, attacked toe color aUdee of club members ■IWs la toe second major su f custom^ l^ co ^ his t^mpujig to arreet a suspected - business and called him oop varjti k4s v*A<»rf South Viet Nam to 101,000 men. >ntanh TW resettlement center Save 35c on Vi gallon taken during the past 1 1 years. plementary money request and . . Negro^ burglar. The Incident been ^. told . he , will loea his . ne^ , Cold Water AU .. .$1.96 ______lover” and “nigger hater. On ^ ^ ^ Bredomteantly echetoiled salary increase for al- A U.S. apokeaman announced and a watch tower. Katzenhach Defends eariier that 4,600 Marines had u .S . Ate Force B63e mode (Ini The Presbyterian Men wlU N egro^ Puerto R tom se^ 1«X^ ^ Save 15c on giant SPECIALS — TUES. thru SAT.. JAN 18 - 22 J left, he was unable to find a footbaU players to participate landed. Ijwt later said he had mn from Guam again to unlfad meet tonight at 7:30 at the cotantofi (gia tattofion twice. a ttir big bombs, on quapeotM Liquid Joy ...... 72c Church for the olootlon of of- P op e ADOnriOnS Ji* to support we wUe and teon- ^ Ne«on w«a Viet,Goi)g ceunpe to T O ^ l^ floem. Roger Oottie and Fred SPINNERIN r . _ . age daughter. a^^^sd The Shelton bo€utfk R l o llt »>«««». hod barely started apeak- “ excessive use of ctmgree- V x u g u a ^ ^ prepared momawript slonal power over the atates. dent Johiwon asked Oongreoe toe enittre worid.” MANCHESTER PARKADE — 649-4888 6.79 leader Mieo 'Dee-tung, North Twain, died Sunday. from 1019 until his death in 1936. The President noted that Asia Vlehnm ese President Ho Ohi She waa found dead in her Mies CXemens’ mother died in. T.TTxmvmmmn raPi _ before the“f*" «««•court began measure wMch became a today to pledge 1200 mllfion to- “GAY-MONA” . . . In Celestra broadclotti border Mfah, Soviet President Nikotai room at a Los Angeles motel Sen Diego, Nov. 19, 1962. her five pepperlng hbn vrito questions, law Aug. 6 resulted In toe aboil- ward a »l billion Asian Develop- le tom by conflict” but be "Petti-Bojipie” A !jraftedda(r), exquisitriy styled mode no direct reference to tb* print with a collarless neckline and pawb .pocket V. Podgoniy end South Viei> 'where she often stayed. The A family attorney, Mat- S partners X u . in the Europem Com- Most of his 70-minute appear- tion ^ literacy ^ o^r voter ment B ^ ^ he said "can m with in ipw ^ Altocon nyUfo lace hem and set off ance before the court recessed qualification tests in seven mean toe difference between war in Viet Nam. Nowever, uo- A ribbon effect of the border print embellishes the namese Chief of State Nguyen ooixmer’s office said toe cause tbewa, said Miss aemens had mon Market today over veto with embroidery. Sizes 7-15 and^S, M, L, was taken up by questions aix>ut Southern, states. Nearly 260,(KX) opportunity and chaos" In (hat Ing language toat m ight be Van Hfieu. of death has not been deter- an income of |1,600 a month tax rtt^rts of each member in the sleeves, pocket and button fron t Petite^,SBuilL®!*" XL fo whit<^ 1>Utok, chwnpagne. the legislative history of the law Negroes have registered to vote pari of toe worid. phed to the Americaif poaUfoa (bum, large, extra laiYe. Pink, bine. He aaiced the Vietoamem to mined._____ . free. The attorney eaid Miss economic community. be 'wiUing to negotiate and eug- She 'was the granddaughter of^ Clemens lived in a penthouse in France ‘wants the and Katzenbach’s enforcement in those states since the act took Johnson, in a special mes- in Viet Nam, Johnson said tfas of it. effect. sage, uigod Oongreos to ap- United atates has been aiding “GAY LEE” . . . a double-breasted striped dus- A TafreddsTi-T peW with geeted toat Moscow and Peking Mark Twain and preferred to Loe Angeles but occasionally preserved while toe other na- would win historic presUg^e if call herself Mies CSemens. The would go to toe motel because tlons prcqxMe making a majori- “With all this iolk about toe Attorneys for South OaroUna, prava promptly partlcipaUon in Asia for more than 16 years atfa ter of 2% oz. seersucker, with a large Peter Paii hendine c f im port^ nylon Alohebh. lace and lovely need for an iitformed elector- Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi (he bank, which be said will added: they ahoitld Intervene ae medi- famed writer and humorist’s she liked a change. ty vote binding, at least in some collar and short deeves. Petite, small, mediinh, in soitei ^ eyeiete in Asia jy gorved the Asian people.*’ H e forgot! N o, sh e forgot! W ell, thqr both forgot. other s| (ime nendte Iseuea ^ wiito this Act. And In South cause of race or color. _ the building of roods, dams, ly served toeAsian people.” O n ly IW o m faipout aama nast remoinliK tavio- O»ro*foa you »voW toe liter- They argued also toat Oon- hathors, power plants and all -phe funds he propoeed for ttw special purchase caper coa+x acy requirement if you own a grees was usuprlng judicial the other public and private fa- bonk would be in addition to the Ships dtsigiiEd for Caribbean Deiecates —M that the •«cood-hand cor, because of the powers in applying toe law to ciUiUes essenttol to a modem billion ttw WMte House has Fleref, jeheek or solid 9 .Q Q , AntroH Myth GOP Position on Viet Nam Fiwm* rejected thia alternate $800 proper^ require- Just a few states whose voter IRtonioed to speed toe economic Grace Line's Santa Rota and Santa JPaala are 20,* wglstr^on fell ^ development of Southeast Asia. WE NEVER FORGET I TJ.S.-flag beauties that ester to just 300 passengm on a 18- ebtfoia ^ ^ Replying to Soutti OaroUna’s low 60 per cent In November day cniiM. There’s more “living room” per passenger than (flee Page IXgbt) coBltention ttiat ite Ugh ttUtera- 1964. Ex’Klansman 'wtdeh be saM was the oonceifad bank. oo any other ships. All accommodations are First Class. Six Waltz: Gowns Suavette Slips ■6(wiiae' ‘Hot-Cold’ Democrats Say and aporworod by Aaiana, ^ OUR AUTOMATIC exdting tropic porta of call. There's a sailing every Friday open to all oouniriee in that 1 ^; from New York. For details, contact: Admits Use nylon briefs ym WASBINGTDN (AP) — and peace eftorta in Viet Nam. gion, ngasdleea of ideolnjgy, "State of the Ifohm” declaro- In each, be said, there can be who are nwmtwn of the United FUEL OIL DELIVERY Smooth-fittiiig nyVm . / » Jp X u Ig I safel tk»8 by Republican congres­ “no subaUtuto for victocy"—no Of Dynamite Nofioiw or Mb speciallzad egsii- brlafa In assorted _ kom— withdrawal and no negotlatlan IS CERTAIN MERCURY* printe. Sfaes 6, 6 , 7^ A sional leaders have triggered 3.79 from weakness which “would Democratic charges that ttw WASHINGTON (AP) — A Of tlw hank’s authorized oanl» StAVa AGENCY. Em . r a g . $ 7 . GOP Is “blawing both hot and mean defeat before we ever former Ku Klux Klansman re- tsi n billion, $660 W b record the avrarage tonperature fo r each dayf r a g . $ 6 . reached ttw negotiation table.” 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER eold on Viet Nam” and does a lated today toat he and othera wottU be provided by mttotw'ta compute the number of degrees the a'verage is below Mtton print briGfi "1 Speolel purchaael Oeriand lace twttor Jobof talking than aettng "Let ttw peace efforta contln- hurled dynamite bombs at ttw ttw Asian area. 66. Then we combine this temperature data with . . . PHONE 643-0767> . . Beautitully embroidered bodice - «t fitted bodiM . . . laee abot^ an domestic problenw. tw,” Iw aald. "L et ttw mSitary homes of aotne Negro civil - your known rate of fuel use to determine exactly and hemline. Assorted colors. Rne combed eottoe far AS Itaied. Aeaorted Senate Rq^ittiUcaa Iwader effort continue. Let tt be intensi­ righto workers in the McOomh, . Everett M. Dirksan and Hotwe fied U naoesaary, aa aound mili­ how mudi fuel your burner usee eadi day to k e^ Short and average lengtha. florel printed brief*- eetois. ^ Miea., area. Sizes 5, 6, 7 . OOP Tf—dip Gerald R. Ford tary judgment dictatoa.” "I ktobed one,” BiUy Wilson you as warm as you want to be. N o matter what the preaented their trieviaed and Ford denounced ttw "infla­ (old ttw House Committee on weather, all you have to do is lean back and relax. bmodoast report Monday night tionary paflctas of ttw Presl- Uh-Ameriican Aottvitles as be Biilletins YouVl never have to rdy on your memory or your _ five ifighta after President dsnt” wbkfii ha aald bad In- told of toe Inridenis in toe sum­ tank gauge (which may be inaccurate) to tell you fafanson delivered hia State cf erbaaed (iw coat of government mer of 1964. Wilson ettded up SLATER tlw Union meaeage. $26 bOUott in two yeara. He under a heavy suspended sen­ WEAVER SWORN IN vdien it’s time to fill the tank. We know when it SEAMLESS NYLONS ANNUAL SALE — Dirksen coanaetod a cooUnned oaUad for sharp budget pruning tence for his aefivittea. ■tarts getting low and we refill it without any bother WASHINGTON (AP) ^ DISTRIBUTING CO. qneet for peace emfldsd with a of domeatlc programs he salfl "We didn't mean to hurt any­ The Preatdenfa Cabinet e»> to you. And we refill it with MobOheat fuel oil, continued mfiitary rtfort — In- e >V«r.-.v:.G^I wmdd eliminate the need for gl body,” WUaon aald of ttw bomb- ponded to U membera tofap quality diecdmd 21 timee between the refinery and bUUon in new taxes Jtdmson has -- ONE WEEK ONLY — faasified tf neoBSMxy in Y lst when Robert a Weaver, Nfan. TUa brought a prompt m your furnace. Ronm ber, there’s a big dUferoioe in asked. “You only meant to terrorlM first Negro to achieve Calfa Now Operafing ■barge from Sen. Joseph 8. Dinaacratlc rsaolioa wsn distributore. We’d like to abow you just how bif or frlgtiten ttwmT” he waa net rank, waa sworn In aa saCT xaturrfay, fan. IS thru Saturday, fan. 22 Gfaik, D-Pa., that, Zhrksan is •prody. EUikGd. that differenoe can be. "falawtag hot and ooU” on VIst n ta iy of ttw new Departmeafi House flpaaker Jolm' W. Uo- "Yes, that’s right,” be re­ of Housing and Urban Dev^r Nam. MANCHESTER Oonnock said ttw Republloaaa plied. opment. "Pm auie ttria la w regiriar sale price “ ttMte potporiteg to NippetC Wilson said be was charged In wars "a Utile presumptuous” in very proud mmnent (or a llfil Iffke Ipsbr iBpeins PraaMent Jelnwan’a V itt Nam UBing their aftart as a GOP October 1964 wlto three counts pefloy. ttteonkLseem that ha la of illegal use of exploslvee and na—(or ail Aroericans,” Pnt> B O m iN G C O . “fltefa of the Uhton” msssaga. Ident Jobnaon said. /v: 415 reinf(Krced 'sheer 1,50 ^ aenaXMeaa in favor of eaealat* R ana the PraaldsBt’a job to orw count of oorwpiracy in the Xlw m r tf ttw Prealdsnt’a M o b i l h M t 10 Hundtrson Rood •— M oochosttr •*7 ' ■; , i. r make aoeb a raport, be added. iwe of explostvea. He aald ha BOND IN llSXSr BisnSu 115 miennnesh 1-50 i ; i s 7 M |NiMe oftemlTe la not Immedi­ pleaded guilty to three counts ______tumm —Ge tmmmm HowoveT, Ssnate DemoCratie NEW YfNRK (AP)—PrebL 530 walking sheta* 1.S5 1 .M H o r i o r atelyaiy aucewnnii.-■oocamtali’’ exuk aa^said. Lsstdw Mike IfanafleM said ha and no defense to toe other. All 18 FLAVORS » LARGE lOTRES Ford vowed a budget-cutting xnd ^ wv. of the chargee grew out of Kfaa dent Johnson today ordeidfl M afollD sr... Xtroaaoiy Secretary Henry ifa COMPLETE LINE SMALL ROTTLBS eataK ball roeefr) .. eeoth peotflefri-falBweed acUvUiee, be said. MORIARTYW^^^ The sentence of 10 yeoM and 6 Fowlsr to boost tatereat mUfa m S^sx^TrSlLn a S S Ravlewtagttw WWM alfaafam. * * en U.&. Savings Bonds. Fomfa 801 CENTER 8TBEET HOME DEUVRY monttw, itow $600 fine, i» s sus­ £ t a id, M ivM dd Ford’s Wfawa faM »■ * <»ropRa fafa o a ^ - Explonon Rips German Oil Refinery pended, Wilson said, on ttw con­ ev aald In ■■ Mdroas psfa 6 4 3 -7 9 2 2 ^ S le w a a *ow "that ttw Re- * P ^ <« torolgn aid. dition be never take part in any pared for a mvfaga boSifl TELEPHONE 643-5135 fust say **ohargt ff, .pL|«xe* fiM lah talk- “, MANCHESTER, CX»^„ T U ^ A Y JANUARY 1966 i. > •• •'(j HAn CBESIBB EVENING HANCBES1A TUESDAY liOnTAEY ^ 19M fr'iwp;; ' ' cut awiiM______Andgyer ■ ' j l'3U\?T V em on Senate District to Pick tarOMtaw IflM oii 'O o stt! Buftan Sheinwold on Bridge r THE UNIVERSITY OP OONNBCnCUT Qwai^ .BeyUie OitpenUr and 12th (Q^’cnh Tojt CfMector DIVISION OF GONTINOtafG EDUCATION I ^ents Name Btantay Ihgerspli sapUwnopM; Dodey Successor Feb. 17 I Henwte, Pamela Pllboil*,, OODNT WIMMEBS AND flouSi dsilir' Fees for Town Se^ces Spring 1966 Certiftcato Prognm Court Cases IXWEBS AT SOME TB lM P N'-'th-Sdath vdasnU a Extends Hours ■ sa t Catholic: KaChliMii X n r- CONTRACTS N O m H Gov. John Dempsey today la- The ReptiMtoans have yet to I To Youth Council ray, aenlor; Thomaa Dwyer aiid A KS32 Prdposea to Town Board *nia ta x oollM!tor*a office wifi sued a writ of eleotlona, order- oome up with a candIdBte end Eym Ih CoursM Opm 79 l i t Palllt ^ AK1096 t : 'nioiiUM TIemey, both Joniora: MANOHlDBnai ' Ry a i f r e d s h e in w o l d extend Its hours at the Tuoni tag a special Meotfoa - Admitted Sunday Gerard auoceeaar to fibed Oooey of obelriheii. MANCHESTER HIRH SCHOOL n ^ Tech^ was held yesterday afternoon at East Catho­ than- charged witii apeeding. W « bfc aHoieMr ddlly at CeBfor many tosers, oon- 5 Q 4 2 ^ J*33 paara to be served. Dame, 97 Prospect SL, Rode- payments In peraon^ Wapplng. Cummings, chaimnan of lic High School. . ..1 ^ Hovoell Cheney: Ryan second eppeanaee he tM Springa Annex and Charter «tUiur rid of one. 0 53* $ ! ? « • . Town representatives gave ville; Debbie Pellegrini, Mer- Next Saturday ihMniiiK fiie Dooey raeigned his amaitorisl Maaoheetnr*s Democratic Town Use this blank!—Register by Mail Now! Knowles, sophomore, and Peter Judge Nlchaihs Anneotano that Oak Park ftcm 1:30 to 10 pm. ^th a^pproval last night for service row Rd„ Tolland; Mark Irwin, office wUl be opeo from 9 a jn . pwet on Seiturday, sad was oonwilttee, said that he w « Obe xroup tonned last spring **>* repreaeotottw COURSE (Please Check) DATE PEE mmttesuggMMonottWDjlaa- tween tbe three echooJ. and Fesvelra, freManan. the apeeding we* caused by a A 107 riiarges for users of the town’s Btast Hartford; Lorraine Mar- to noon. Tbe aanee hours wifi be In yeaterdey as the fight for Barry’s notninetion student*. * »n ftatber reiationa ayl W- ...... — faulty aqcelecwtor on faia par mtMt nitt In dummy as weu as ^ 7 aewage system and rubbish col- tin, Merrow Rd., Tolland; Carol ta effect Jan. 29. On Jan. 28 ex­ state’s fieubsnsnt governor. He ^ Section, sad has oaUed two □ Real Estate Appraisal I Mon., Jan. 31 $40.00' O KQ9M lection service. Smith, 54 Prospect SL, Rock- repIsKMs SamuM J. Tedseoo of BSrry Ckiodlng and Steven Pen- crease non-eocW aUiviUea wMch Jammed at tin ^ to your own hajid, count your tra office hours will bs firom 7 meoUnge one of tbe sxeou- (Reridential Appraisd) ny. A temporary membership to among fliem. Baldwin wa* ftned ^ 860 on.. wtonera as well as the loeers. Aoomntittee has been woridng vlUe; James Mitchell, Manriiea- to 9 p.m. The regular schedule Bridgeport who, on Aug. 13, tlve committee for tomorrow • Threc to Face wifi be sworn In as a Superior the council was chosen at that 2. That the cowactl shall each apeeding charges an. 125 on Pupils Rciceive OpenliR lead - Two of dte- en the problem, since before ter; Menrie Alan, 308 South SL. of hours (or the Tax OMlector*s nighL the other of the full com- I Psst 1 9 Pass Oourt Judge. □ Real Estate Sales Wed., Feb. 2 $40.00 tine, whitdi met before the Man- serve as the representative body Crash Charges « d »rge of paaMng on the ligM. Pass ednaoUdtttion unified the town’s Rockville: Michael Baudta, 6 office Is 1 to 4 p-m. on Tues­ miibtee fo r Friday alghL monds. Pats 2 4 State electlDO laws raquira oheater annan Relations Com- through which youth may voice James F. Dwyer, 18, of 82 Flyw ttti Opera SouQi won the first trick with Pass 5 O An Pats goyenanoita last supunm-. Ward SL, Rockville; Raymond days and Thursdays and from At both meetings, he will ask Pleese enroll me In the above oheck ooune(e). Ikidoaed la my dbeck or money order for $ ...... niaaton to otter Its services in tie Ideas and opfadons to the Three persons were arrested Litdhfidd 8t., diaig^ with op- Ihe queen of diamonds and Abner Brooks, a member of Blrson, Vemon. 9 ajn. to noon on Fridays. ^ to tonm ^ ^ complete endorawnent for to(ra. matter* pertaining, to town government. _ eratlng a motor vehicle while Informaittve flyers on the committee, noted that the Admitted yesterday: George Roach photo when vacanciee occur ta state Baxry*a ^ cszKHdacy. yesterday as a resutt of car ac­ and leads aaottwr toump to Tbe last day for payments of posts, and to order a special ywtfa. The commlaslon was then Robert I>lgaa, wpervisor o< tinder the influence of intoxi­ Hartt College of Music's pro- formula for setting the users Bush, 29% Mountain SL, Rock- NAME MAIL TOt cidents. H e a d s M P U m this quarter's ta^es Is Jen. 31. electian for exsoUy 30 days Utt­ hiding discussions on delinquin- attendance^ for the public cants was fined $100. dummy** Jack. dw rgea was proposed by the ville; Annette Moser, B31tagton; 17340 BUILDINGS RAZED The Certificate Program, Francis T. Sullivan, 54, o f 184 Re-EtdisU Sm After that date a delinquent in­ er. schools, is'aoUng adult advisor Robert Lalachur, 19, o f 87 Oranigea hpve been distributed -Wn» hia conoac*. South ruffo anotber heart, town’s director of administra- Neal Chapman, 1 Hammond SL, Mrs. Alexander F. ManeUa of U-56 W AC Spec. 4 Lootae A . Mb- to the cWhJren in Mancheater’s South rutted a heart and led terest penalty of % of 1 per The______eleotkm______will be heM___ ta CHICAGO — The great CW- The Uidvetstty o f ComL_ Diane Dr., was atveeted at his Cedar S t, was. fined |25 for leads a spade to the. king (the tlon, Jay M. BUtoger. RockvUle; Phyllis Royx, Staf- o f 114 N. Lakewood Circle waa After getting assurances o( tbe the MuUin p i Manchester lc«ye$ to- eiemeotary schools by the mem- his other spade. Wett took tbe cent per month la charged on the towns of Meu^ester, Eart «**<> 1871 not only killed Storm, Connecticut 06268 cpm m M lon's cooperation, the memfaem c « m home yesterday afternoon on apMdli^. LaLachur waa the crucial trick) and ruffo a spade. ’ihe fee formula requires an ford Springs; Steven Brady Bl- re-elected prerident of tbe ex­ m onW for a new assignment In beta of the ftiie art ooromittee of aoe of spate and led another any unpaid tax from the due Hertford, South Windsor, Olas- 2®® persona br‘ ' I ADDRESS Tel. 429-9321, E xt 6M, 468 youth oounqU developed a atate- oB were to school w ^ chaigea o f evading reeponelbll-- nbury, W ethersfield, Newlng- 17,420 buHdtags at o* I______inent o< purposes and recently deetions laeA week. ItenW idi^ tty, intoadoaitfon, breech o f over on Totlaad T ^ e . Jan 1. tbe sevdi of dtomcods, draw the out along dotted line she will be stationed for two TIm chOdten’e opem by Serge and rutted anothw heart, set- board’s next meeting. Ungton; Marie Backes, 27 Glen ciation (MPHNA) yesterday ment. ton, Rodey HIH and Marlbor- 8168 million. ImM scboolwlde elecUona to »• peace and resisting arrest Po- Four pasawigerv In the car lest trump wMh tbe aoe of dla- choose their permanent repre- on* reipiesentottve f « yearn. Prokofleri will be staged Feb. Hmg up dummy’s ten. The charges caU for residents Dr., Tolland. morning at a meeting ta the OOP Women ^ SabUt* waa treated for minor *>em home on leave bert AngeH, co-chairmen of ^ would lU s is a bordertine hand, and usually by private coUector. Rockville. Ht^esses wlU ^ M «. Kay Carl ^ ^ Rhythmic Exercise For Women. January 25. olntering around the group’s attenwte, Heidi D efla*^; J<^ pear to court Jan. 81. Usuries at Manchester Me- visiting her parenfo, Mr. and P;®K«™ have to give up the two low most experts would prefer to Town residentB serviced by Discharged Friday; Adrienne Rand, cotTespondlng secretary. and Mrs ^ebke. !>«•»*« pay- ^ . November dec main pwpodBs: seph Am^ L e * e A. Hunter. 10 Keeney ««>rtal HospitaL M ^ W clterd M < ^ ^ Sr. of 88 « P * ^ - » South, Instead, rutted pass. You would prefer to open the town’s sewer ayrtem will Atkins, Storre; Therza Dickin­ Mrs. T. K. Brosnan was re­ aUe tonight. Tuesday 8-9 P.M. Mrs. Cleo Livingstone. 8 weeks. *8.00 pay $15 per fom ily unit for the elected to a six-year term on ttoos, as will all of the state’s tl. IhaA tbe council ahaH serve George Bketieu, Juntora; a*- St. was charged with failure J««e« Ifodden, 63. and Fran- Wo^bridge St bef^ leaving tlm a club In dummy to rutt a low if you had a good sprinkling of son, 64 Bast St., RockviDe; senaitora and representatives. Modem Dance For Children. January 26. Wi^nesday 3:15-4 :00 P.M. service. 'The chEuge Is based the executive booid. to dbey a stop sign, after the »Mrphy. «8. both of no cer- tor her new aarignment. Spec. 4 d e r t^ t^ entertsdiment ^ no* get beck to tens and lUnes or even if you Jerome Remkiewicz, 24 Janet Manchester Evening Herald All of the legislators will have Kindergarten, 2. 4:00-4:45 P.M- Grade 3-5. on on optpu* of 1,000 gallons Committee chairmen appoint­ car aha was driving waa htt by ^ Mdresa, were each given MoMuUln is«a secretary in the and ed w a^ jrf chUdreo. _ dummy to draw tbe last trump, had three small hearts and four Lane, RockviUe; Joelin Pierce, Andover correspondenL Law­ to take their ritances then for Mrs. Cleo Liringstone. 10 weeks. *10.00 a oar driven by Cart A. RuCbln, on charges of corps. I^. Mkatoe In this case, dummy would not clubs headed by the aoe-queen. per day. The representaitives 200 Union St.. RockvUle; Neal ed by the new president are rence Moe, teL 742-6796. Mrs. Bdson Bailey, nursing; r4'-election from new and reap­ 22, o f 52 *|0 »wwf St, alt Branford tatoodcatton. They were arrest------of Hartt and university vice get a trick with the ten of A queen le more vahiaUe when were told tha* the gallonage Roy, Stafford Siprings. Oil Painting. January 26. Wednesday 7:30-10:00 P.M. Mrs. Leon Thorp, finance; Mrs. portioned districts. January Special afid Dnritln Sts. yesterday af- ««» yesterday when found lying Bast Hartford, failure to grant bearte. accompanied by tbe itoe or king figure is high; most homes Discharged ^turday: Btty DIAMOND GOES BY MAIL To date, Monchesber’s Dep­ January 27. Thursday 9:30 A.M.-12 noon. is musiaBl dheotor. Louise Prf -.j ^ ov never use tha* amount during Hlasny, RiPD 2, Rockville; Mtiry Leon Dobkln, creation; Mrs. v.tiiii'n Bn TIME OFFER tem oon, poMoe report She Is b» the snhw near the driveway one-half the highway, to Jan. 24. of tbe same suit. PRETORIA. South Africa — uty Mayor David M. Barry, a Mr. Louis Fusari. 8 weeks. *12.00 MUeri, dlreotor o f the JuUus 4.,= a single day. Brosnan, pubUcity; Mrs. John soiwdided to appear In court on entrance to Charter Oak Field. Also, OUfton In l^irague Jr., Copyright, 1966 LaiMarche, 75 Union St., Rock­ DemooraL Is the only an- TRIPLE TRACK — TILT TYPE Jan. 81. Both drtvere com- "nie foHowlng cases were dls- Hartt School of Music, is con- « «>™tod his ville; George Cook, 81 Miaple P. Cheney Jr., nominating; and T^* famous Jonker diamond, Watercolors. January 27. Thursday 7:30-9:30 P.M. 18, of 20 Tower Rd., apeeding, duotor. Dr. Elmer Naby, chair- be would see that he would General Features Corp. Indiistry wiiU be assessed for 726-carat stone found by Jaco- iwunoed candidate for norotna- ptahMd of injury, but neither Po«ed of: Walter Flye Jr., 38, St., Vemon. Mrs. Everett Keith, United to Feb. 1, East Hartford; Wfi- man o f the opera-theater de- up with only ten tricks. The bert the use of sewers based on a bua Jonker, a poor prospector, tkm to the vacated senate seat, Mr. Frank DiMarco. *12.00 waa treated, polioe report Both HI 1 Ington, speedtog, $50; gal lon usaga Discharged Slunday: Gerard Fund. ALUMINUM ham C. Uton, 34, Bolton, op­ pertinent, has staged the show, «*ance Is to save a spade en- CAMPUSES It was also reported that the was sent to the United States He appears to have the back- Manchester YWCA Membership Required—$2.50 cam had to be towed away. Ohartes Funk, 28, Coventry, erating a motor vehicle with Hooneownera situated out of Dame, 97 Prospect SL, R ock­ wMie M te Grayce Long, opera try to dummy. SOUTHERNMOST nurses had made 6,305 field from England for 67 cents reg- tag of all eight Democratic 79 NORTH MAIN STREET— 643-7206 Douglas T. Meiheny, 19 of speeding, $25; Russell Haddad, his lioense under saspeneton, town who are hooked into the ville; Donna Forbea, ElMngton; COMBINATION representative at the college, After winning the first trick CORAL GABLES, Fla.— This visits laist year. istered postage ta the 1980s. town chairmen of the dirtrioL 2 8 i a 5 ^ St. was rtia ^ 1». Columbia, disregarding a to March 7; and Kenneth with the queen of diamonds. sewer Hne will pay $30 per Steven LaPenta, Wappdng; has oo-ordbiated the show’s community houses the south­ Debby PeUegrini, Merrow Rd., At a regular meeting of the wHh improper starting from a stole traffic control sign and Brown, 28, Coventry, breach of South takes the top hearts (dis­ fomily unit per year, plus an­ MPHNA, which preceded the Bcbeduto tluoughotrt New Eng­ ernmost seat of higher learning Tolland; Priscilla Denson, 7 Ol­ parked poslitJon, after he at- marks, $26; James IBckey, 18, peace, to Feb. 8. carding a club) and ruffs a other $15 for amortlzaiUon of annual meeting and election of STORM land. in the continental United States sen Dr., RockvUle; Emma tempted to drive across Center Eatt Hartford, failure to drive The case of Thomas D. the filtration plant. officers, Mrs. Charles R. An­ Tbe fine art oonunittee mem- heart. Then he leads a spade. —the main and north campuses Einsiedel, 10 HlUtop Dr., Ver­ Bt near Broad St yesterday In the proper lane, $15; William Roach, 22, of Coventry was Brooks noted that out-of- dersen, supervisor of nurses, re­ beia will also eeU tidtets for Wert takes the ace of spades of the University of Miami non; Mrs. Gail Koltay and son, WINDOWS afternoon, and the car he was Lambert, 46, Colchester, speed- continued to Jan. 24. He Is town users have already paid ported that 621 visits were driving _WM Btru* by a car tag. $80; Sara Ho^ks, An- -charged with operating a mo- ^ sewer charges this year, and 16 Oak St., Rockville. made by the public health school oflfo$es. TickietB witt not Discharged yesterday Michael driven by Howard T. Oormaa, dover, failure to drive right, tor vehicle whUe under the ta- the new charges will not begin nurses lost nwmth. be avalWble at tbe box office Baudin. 6 Ward St., Rockville; MANCHESTER PARKADE SALE DAYS 21, of 102 Summer St, poUoe gi6, fluence of tatoxlcanta wul evad- Tonl^t “Boys Meet Girls” 7; 50—Elvis “Worlds Fata** 6-9 UlO until next year. She also reported the follow­ .50 report Both cara were towed Alao, Viola Provoert, Coven- jng responsibility. A charge of tbe night of the perfonnanceL Bake Sale Otto Roman, 58 Prospect St., Alumni and patrons may also ing clinics; Four maternity away, and Gorman complained try, speeding, $30; Robert A. failure to drive ta the estabUsh- It's never too soon Mrs. Helen Nolan and Mrs. Rockville; Vivian Webber, 54 FREE NORMAL make donetions or purdhase clinics with 61 attending, four of pain but was not treated, po- Qutan, 36, Columbia, operating ed lane was changed to mls- to start laughing at Edithann Satemis, co-chair­ Florence St., Rockville: Mau­ pediatric clinics with 40, five INSTALLATION Uce report. Metheny lo schod- motor vehicle without a driv- conduct with a motor vehicle, tickets from Ralph Hooke of 40 men, have completed plans for reen Legare, 104 Phoenix St., Hartiand Rd. medical and arthritic with 40, COMPARE AT flASS uled to appear to court Fel>. 7. gj.>g ucense, $15; Barbara Row- because of a serious injury In- a bake sale at Hartmann’s Vemon; Maxwell Lambert, 133 five surgical and tumor with 11 lett, 58 Ashworth Bt., making an volved. On Dec. 20, a car J O e U t a Super Market Jan. 26, from 9 Vernon Ave., Vemon; Maurice and three chert with 36. Women’s and Teens’ Foot Boot SAVE ON # DOORS # CANOPIES METHODIST SELECTED unsafe left turn, $16; Wayne L. driven by Roach hit a stopped a.m. to 3:30 p.m. AU types o f Fielding, 34 Tankeroosen Rd., # T U I ENCLOSURES, ETC. NEW YORK (AP) —The Uni­ Rychling, 20, Coventry, failure car on the Wilbur Cross Hlgh- baked goods will be sold. In­ Vemon; Ida Sanford, 30 Tunnel tarian Univorseilrt Association to drive In the proper lane, $30; way. The driver of the other cluding cakes, pies, cookies, Rd., Vemon; John Hyjek, Doyle Committee Set The Most Famous Brand In America has named a Methodlrt mlnisr Gabriel Spector, 40, of 13 Mil- car was fixing a flat at the I4!i.liii|ili|il candy and bread. Proceeds Rd., ToUand. ter, Tbe Rev. George T. John­ ford Rd., operating an unregis- time, and was hospitalized af- MS sr f .*.si MAinroRo (.’s: l O t e from the sale sponsored by the son, as a roving cdvU rights tered motor vehicle, $15; Henry ter the accident with a frac- Married Couples’ Club of St. The Herald’s Vemon bureau To Study Bridge Is at 88 Park St., Rockville, HOME worker ta memory of the Rev. Btone Jr., 44, East Hartford, tured leg. Twice The Fun! Bernard Church. RockvUle, will HARTFORD (AP)—State Fi­ MFG'S. FORMER SUGG. James J. Reed, slain in Selma, (^eratlng a motor vehicle while Twice The Songs! WIFIMMIHWfflSIMIMMlIII benefit the church. P.O. Box 827, toL 876-8186 or nance Commissioner George J. Ala., laat inarch. under the influence of tatoxi- Starts Tomorrow ALSO Daughters of Isabella 643-271L Oonkltag has been appointed RETAILS TO $18.00 THE BEATLES in Sacred Heart Circle Daugh­ Johnson, 86, a Negro, begins cants, $116; Joan E. Tedford, 30 D AR Hears Talks STANLEY WARNER Frank Sinatra, Clint Walker chairman of a new committee to his assignment this week In the Glenwood St., speeding, $80. ••HEIiP” I “ A HARD “NONE RUT THE BRAVE” ter of Isabella, wUl meet to­ study the possibilities of building SALE Roxbury eention of Boston, The foUowing caeee were con­ (In Color) I DAY’S morrow night at 8 at the to PnnB^ FIsoo «7 -J|huiAtnoter By AFS Students- This Is An All Color Program Harassed Hero a proposed lO-mlle, $206 million where Reed formerly served. tinued; Alfred Charest, 66, Bol- 6:80 I NIGHT** Moose rooms In RockvUle. bridge between Rocky Point, m . 44JT “ Johnson Is a native New Y w ker ton, epeeding, to Blast Hartford, Two American Field Service 9:45 I at 3:16 “Never Too Late” 7:65 (Only) “The Brave” 6:00-9:40 Attend Seminar Gets Help Offer L.I., and Old Saybrook. ISIZES 5 to 10 LEATHERS AND and until recentUy was presl- Fob. 1; Charles L. Grahn Jr., students, both seniors at Man­ Three town policemen attend­ Fri., Jan. 28—Walt Disney’s—“THAT DARN CAT” A report on the project pre­ Sine* 1049 Dob Brown dent of the Yonkers, N.Y., 30, Coventry, breach of peace, chester High School, discussed Wed.: “The Iporess File” ed a seminar on police-press (Continued from Page One) pared for the state of New York & M WIDTHS IN THE GROUP WATERPROOF BOOTS to Jan. 20; Armand Rlopel, 32, their experiences ta Peru and relations ta Springfield yester­ was received by Gov. John Council of Churches. him and he became a social out­ Brazil at a recent meeting of day. Dempsey Monday emd will be ■ Orford Pmish Chapter, DAR, at On hand were Deputy Chief cast. considered by the committee. A WONDERFUL SELECTION OF HEIGHTS, STYLES, COLORS IN the Bilks Home, Rockville. Edmund Dwyer, Lt. Ehnlllo “God has a way of opening ^j]lch will also include Howard PolUgrinl and Patrolman Ft-ank one door when he closes anoth­ CLOSED ALL. DAY MONDAY Since 1960, the Manchester S. Ives, state Highway dommls- organization devotes the pro­ Barbero. pelligrinl is a mem­ er,’’ said Negron, who was over­ sioner; chairman Graham R. SAVE! SAVE! ON FAMOUS BRAND BOOTS! gram of each January meeting ber of the Northeastern Univer­ whelmed with the offers. Treadway of the State Develop- to the American Field Service sity class on police public re­ Among them waa a call from D(ent Commission; president WESTERN the Small Business Administra­ representatives. Tbe Good Citi­ i l l lations which sponsored the se­ Ifomer T. Babbidge of the Uni­ HOWARD minar. Among the participants tion, which said it was willing to zen Awards are also made to versity of Connecticut; and the high school seniors at this was Major Leslie Williams, ex­ loan him $16,000, repayable ta 16 chairman Frank M. Retahold of SALE! MEN’S PILE LINED SHOE BO&TSI FAMOUS BRAND WOMEN’S time. ecutive officer of the Conneotl- years, without collateral. The tbe Opnnecticitt Traneqxirtatioin Miss Arlene LaPenta, daugh­ eUt state r>oHce. SBA, which suggerted that he Authority. THE MOST FAMOUS BRAND IN AMERIOA | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hospital Notes use the money to open another SPORT and FLAT SHOES LaPenta of 63 Wedgewood Rd., jolinfonj Admitted Friday: Donna business, called Negron’s char­ Beef Mart gave a resume of the American Forbes, Ellington; Fannie Re- acter “unquestionable.” Field Service which began dur­ menlk, 32 Spring SL. Rockville; OUT THEY GO! " ZIT 61 Tidbuid Tpke.—^Route 83—^Manchester ing World War H. She showed Catherine Wleczhovimkl, Center POWDiaiS FORM GEARS BARRiCiNi TeL 643-1184 slides and spoke of her 10-week EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Rd., Vemon. LOS ANGELES — Metal of exclusively at nickel and iron are formed by M FG 'S. ^ SALE *5®® HE®- TO ’i*“ life kuit summer with a fam ily (5 P.M. TO 9 P.M.) Admitted Saturday Otto Ro­ Open Thors,, Fri.till 9 PAL in Uma, Peru. She had been man, 58 Prospect SL, Rockville; compression into strong, light, Liggett Drug FORMER l^es,. Wed., Sat to 6 PAL Here’* o beautiful woy to end the monotony of doNy hand choeen by Mandiester High Vivian Webber, 54 Florence St., intricately designed gears for PARKADE SUGG. dishwashing: A KITCHENAID BUILT-IN DISHWASHER. There's School to go to Uma. Miss La­ Rockville: WUlard Finkle, 8 Ce- small engines. • SANDUR of BOSTON o choice of models in a wide range of prices to suit every Penta stated that flbe had "10 RETAIL Idichen and budget wonderful weeks with the Peru­ $14.99 SPECIAL— WED. ONLY vian family even though the M •Hush Puppies' • M l kattM cjtk tofttoa- sun was hardly seen as It was FISH FRY BLACK ■ CMmeiwt Irwt-ltMlisi. the rainy season.” ■ Enlusin KiUwaAM 4-Wn WHh Miss Theieza Oliva of Salva­ SIZES 6V2 to 12 EYE OF THE mi Fto-Tm *yli| iwtirmMiNL dor, Brazil, gave a short talk SAVE UP TO 50% e Rwie KIMweAM dipMdiMHi- on the heritage of Salvador • C O Z Y which stemmed from African * A WONDERFUL GROUP OF SHOES ■ li|, nrsilPe uaiclli. 1.00 stad Portuguese cultures. She • COMFORTABLE NOT EVERY STYLE IN EVERY SIZE ■ Vari-Fnat pMsh bM U i aqr M r . also showed slides and spoke of Wonderful Boneless Fillets a Hmiiii tnMl snhdHM . Brasilia, the new capdtol of Fried to a crisp golden brown. • WATERPROOF FAMOUS LABEL SIZES 5 to 9 t IN G R O U P Brazil, which is being con­ French Fried Potatoes • Cole Slaw ROUND structed ta a modern architec­ p / u s m any additional, tural manner. Tartar Sauce • Rolls and Butter THE LOWEST price we’ve ever bad oxclusiva focrturts. THE TIRE VALVES CUT COCKTAILS SERVED AT BOTH RESTAURANTS SALE! Wayne, N.J. (AP) —PoHce In on the‘HEAL THINC” lliia Passaic County Township MANCHESTER said vandals cut the tire valves t4 Mle o« Oakland Street—on Ihlland Tornpike $ C 9 9 ROAST on 30 sdMol busee parked out- SHOE aMa a garage. Tba vandalism WOMEN’S & TEENS’ K i’tch«nAidie waa diaoovarad Jiut before the ill ‘^'^1 VERNON busaa were to start tivrir morn­ ::::n ing nina. The 11,200 pupils had 1 Bme East of Vernon Circle on Boato SO HANOSEWN te l u M nrCHENAID OONVERTWE-PORTABIE Ow day oft. :i!8SnpliiH3:i Reg. to $1150 DISCONTINUED woibw do y t e dUiM frgm nbw OK. Thar*'* itoimtanaKan LOAFERS lb axpoKM. No ramodallng waadad. BvEd Etam in any tim*. PATTERNS a Tbm MriH. Tim pin n M STARTS A PICTURE HARELY, IF EVER, SURPAfOiFn ify SUSPENSE'- a CMMtiMd fta0 H ll*O a Mg uraMi npMlIl, SIZES r/2 CHILD TO 8 TEENS’ *5 ^ ^ ANTIQUE BROWN GOLDEN HICKORY a C M d pell M e 0 * 1 . r M O W ! a E aM n lO M W 4 -« o T M miVniERANDlUINEIillN PENNY LOAFER ad FtoTIn 0 * 1 pertmme. 6I1ILS’ STYLES ONLY IWOKADBIY. SIZES 4V2 lo 10 A A and B aBaaM ii a$m*adl mMDWHEiS 1M* M ■ O a * d jWwImI A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ONLY 149 PAIR AT TH IS PRICE! SMOKED a U lia a fa Plus many olhor oxdvEiva fooluras. SHOULDER ^ r m r d f ^ k i

Ends Tmight MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKAOE Pottertou'S In Cidor—^DiHis Day • p l e Mt y o f f r e e p a r k in g 130 CENTER S1BEET--649-i537 *Do Not Dtotnrb” OPEN W ED h THURS. & FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9:00 P.M. ts'.t i'j !; . . -m KANCHESnS EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN., TUESDAY JANUARY 18, 1966 PAGE flVB Winter OaRsM fA Grants . MANCHESTER COMMUNITY G0U£G£ Hebron C o lu m b ia H R C wm H e a r Listed YWCA TV-Radio Tonight Shriver’s Job Split Sign $2,353,000 Total Seen • SPRING SEMESTER 1966 • P ia n B o a r d Reports Today The $nnter CItoto nwjgnuh MnJ Squier to Be Honored ban bean anoouacod hy the ICan* Confiwning Edneation C o n n ^ OK’s Three Reports of Its etaadlng oom- la n ito ■tHwi, «C m a»- For New Middle School Hailed by Congress mlttees on problenie of the aged, ai/tim m . H r Mtm. ItpOen _____ cbMtor TWCto. .. M - S - T elevision Subdivisions At Open House Testimonial problems of the young, and race IttirJMnKillfbrttiWittMttcav* llwoortoCttieptaiwMIttiM- WMk Owt the KTIKO plan. MKiimBgMHiE mBm WBfVBDV WASHINOTON (A P) — Praai- wsa in $$ profaastonal B««l,-wlHlie«rBetod«i*m«tth* w imntwi pub- w M O wMI be the urn TM hii^nnrr 204 ^ WhdMsdoy • -10 FAI. nt m. e im M m i ty brtdge for men and wonM, n doDt J-mme etdwol.ediool. HeHa waswna vdiom if may ooooeni,’’ that, on Yaomaaa BaB Fib. 1$, from 1 to um|j]yusualiy diflloultdifficult timatime to obtain Building. mUUon would bo for construe- -tendeato, to aimed at promoting in btMge, wB be conduoted by __ at Wtek t m lOMIS OMt 1 today. I JuppeHa (2aBA.), w U cb m et to UBaiSTBATION 8:80 - 0:00 P J t, JAW. SI - FBB. * a Maitoe dtsii« Wortd War H. U11 <* of »»• this year, the fol- 6 p.m donors. The greater part of the meot- Uoo work, and toe remaining varioua regional achoel pro- GeUige If. Ftotvy o f floolh Wtaid- WoBtoetow (O Jdmson toM a newa confer­ yoar, a requMt Hor a var- entering on n prtvnfe and towing aiAdivtaion appUoatlons Mra. Bqular servant the town She added that this is a time big wiU be spent dieeuesbig the |35S,000 fo r contingencies, gramo, and la not toe oame aa aor. The 10 leaaon oonnm wtti 9JO ence Monday that Jack Hood , to pemto toe cfeotom ct $:« Odiege Offlee, 184 B. M> on week dayo. Reeldenta are donora have been <*ester InterfoiUi Social Acfton the oehool to fuU 1,200 capac­ Gteo Ldvfngateae wM con- 8.18) Natlogal BeaMh Tsto l!be rieal etoala asked to obey the signe posted. •:K 8) ruaUhre Shrlver’s dual role as direcfior . . ______. ______you cama to eon- asaea w go dlraoUy to hoapltals cJouncU and fam akeady ra- i t y : ' ...... V duet ibytondc cgrerclse for wom­ 10:» 'M) Preeldent's Men ' Hotoant Ctiiner, aJiio Wonun'a Cteb In PnbUe Isterea . . m r . of both the Peace Corps and the t. « « tart with Laura through butt- to Hartford and New Haven and oelved tha tafomaal bartdng of Architect Hairy Fairchild en beginning Jan. 26 ad ton 10:« > Ken Minrar (O Owt H aitfci^ eUd that toe First aid claases aponsored by SUmev Btofee U :0 0 ;0-l»a04a-80to) News. Offlee of Economic Opportunity Vaughn is married to the the Blerdcledge CountryClub ^ reasons or as a personal have cheerfully done so. It used theHRC. ooU lost night 'toat the' addition dommunMy T. The groim wfll W Newsbeet _i. WeaUier Manehetftm LBMIBBH former Joanne Cordea Smith. T^lor aix feet by 10 feet the South Wlndaor Woman’a Sro Soopo VIntese Theater bad caused increasing concern was granted pennlw^ to sub- know that she served to take 17 pints for such an op- of the 12 rooms added only Obih win be held at 8 tooigbt at meet each Tuesday ftem 8 to % What's NorT U :U (40) Sporte Pinal at the Oapiitol tor the pest year. They have two teen-age daugh­ divide propertyon West St above and beyond her required araUtwi, but now, due to a re- j wtH net on of a IS' about $160,000 to toe coot o f S) Walter Oronkite BUROLART NETS $1,400 I f:- the South Windeor Bank and 9 pm. for eight oonaeouttve (1080) Tonlsht (C) Many members of Congress ters, KsJlhryn and Carol, and fined proceaa, only 14 an naed- HARTFORD (A P)—A weakend secretary poia. with toe baae to be toe p ro je c t The ooet to leaa 7:00 m«V40) News. Waa« U ;to (12) Merle Soout Night duties to accomodate anyone Trust Oo., R t 6. weeka. S) Merle ( S) Morle (C) serving on committees which live in nearby Alaxandrta, Viu t eewp feet from toe atreet than toe overall claoaroom coat Tomorrow tbe PTA win pre- who needed her help, •A burglar at the Standard Auto Country Players She will also lead a modem M) Oelenflar M:» (, 8) MIerle___ nversee the antipoveity pro­ sent one of its fa'Vortte meet- “Her services have gone ur- B egid atk m require aignB because the coat of the core fa- U ) Snteeriptloa TV (40) Merr Oriffln Show PLYWOOD Oounectiout fa irf only Top and Body Co. of Itorttord The South Windsor Country danoe doea for ddldron edart- 10) TrsekOown U;80 (S ) TbiteU Show <0 gram had been saying that it tage, the annual “Soout Night” sung but not unnoticed by the throe states which have the wHh the rinhhlng School Look! . toet'Idratkin to be set bad dUtiea haa cUreody been in­ which netted thieves $1,400 was P la3rer8 will hoM their monthly tog Jan. 38 ad toe T. Kbider- Keeder’s Digeat 1:00 (40) Ah' Poree PHm was developing adminlstratt've Many young people from the free blood program. The only W-fieet from toe stnet Una cluded in toe project total. Kosaks Observe community." discovered early Monday, police Diploma Couraoa: 1 yr. Sonlor Executivt meeting tonigM at 8 in audio- gnrten :» Comment with aU the vigor and deter- but also hope that parents of Mrs. John Pringle, Mrs. Donald in the parish hall. inwtruotan oil pednting iet Hoars ttmrt buslnem meeting- will be at work during the annual St. ha've been planed near bare In a TEL. 525-915$ bery, iBowani and gram, and by constructing the school to wnnr—1218 7:06 Ckswereatlion Piece Committee wtilrti handles anil- g;iven by the couple’s daughter, 157 Charcli St., New Heven, Cana. The Congregational Bible In­ Jon. 28. 7 :* Chet Huntley held after the program, while aeotion of the John F. Kennedy ARTHUR DRUB fbot on attractive fence wlH be full capacity now, rather than 6:00 News poverty legislation, said he con­ Kathleen Rjosak o f Manchester. Patrick’s Day dinner to be heM stitute begins tomorrow at 7 Waterooloiw for men and 6:16 Dial 12 7:80 News of the World the children enjoy lunch and peace forast. erected, to eeperate. It from adding the twdve class rooms 6:46 fteorte 7:60 Joe Garagloia sidered Johnson's decision In Among the guests were two of at St Columba’s Church March p.m. at the Our Savior Ijutheran women, an eight-week oourm, 8:00 N ^ 8:00 Brad Davis Che public interest. their bridal attendants, Mrs. oookies. . The ^____ room, with .the 19. The menu? Corned beef and .^.aeighbottng propetty. at a later date. 6:46 LonrsU Tbomoa 8:10 Nlshtteat ^ ^ The ■vartonoe raquest tor the Church. The Institute wUl run wiH be led by PVank DtMorco 11:00 News^ Sports, Weather Y ou can "As I have said many times Frank Mlckewlcz, the former ^ P^rente wiU goto a pri^^^ cabbage, what else? Fairchild noted that the ed- 7:00 The World Thnitlit Mother and dad are counted as . .. • ... for five consecutive Wednes- nf Souto Windsor.’Ibe dam wW 7:16 Prank OifToid U:80 Art Johnson to Ihe past, Mr. Shriver is a Anelia Zelonis; and Chester G. MlHon Anthony is general 7:80 Horry Reosoner WPOP—1418 do wonders' two people, not one family. Aiy»- Two ohteses WlU be held begin Jan. 27 and conttaua on 8:00 George Brewer most aWe public servant," Jav- Kosak, both of Manchester. Chairman and will be assisted 7:86 WodUngteo News in your home Refrettimento will be served tod l>y too Rov. Tliredaya from 7:80 to 0:80 8:00 News 7:00 Ken Griffin Its commented, "but both the Mr. Kosak, son o f the late Mr. by Nicholas Lanzolatta, tickets; •ecnion wan the mootett in re- ©f educatlm and the school ad- “ after the business meeting. O N O TON H 0 L A \E ^ Dervid P . Scaer, D.D., Rock- pjin. Peace Corps and the antipover­ and Mrs. John Kosak o f Man- „ j, Eugene Knapp, head waiter; '^..'Tbent ye a n . ministration. 'ville, and the Rev. Walter Abel, »»). LOW COST PLYWOOD 400 MAIN STRCET • MANOtlStn, CONN. DIMaroo, a newcomer to the t y program w ill benefit from the Chester, married the former Vlr- William Moran, Ben SanOla- HEARING AID CENTER A second request, toom Ar- Assistant Superintendent of pastor of Our Savior Lutheran. our town’s young gro«P*- E YWCA teaching ttaff, te a grad­ Thare it almost no and le lha uses end of the two-hat regime," glnla B. Gorman, daughter of oomo, kitchen oheirmen; Rus­ s ^^Baar B. Scranton, was tablad Schools William Perry sold Wapping Church uate of Hartford Art School emd e f plywood around Iho homo. It It the late Dr. and Mrs. W. Ed­ Town Reports sell Inzlnga, pubMrtty, and P a ­ If you can hear but don't understand, Sonotona would Ilka to m «%Mhout prejudice, because no that an audio-visual area and The intermediate choir of the WASHINGTON (AP) — For Hebron’s 1908 town report the University of Hartford. He strong, durabit and easily worked. ward Gorman o f Sprlngrfleld, trick Welsh and James Carey, help you. Whether you wear a hearing aid or not, let ut glye you one appeared to epeak in its be- mulU-purpose rooms, for in- grapptog Community Church nearly two years, Sargent reertved a certificate of oom- structlon of smaU groups, were has taught drawing and water- Mass., on Dec. 81, 1940 in St. decorations. a free audiometric hearing analysis in the privacy of our offlee bnif. will rehearse tomorrow at 7 Shriver was a man in the mid­ mendatlon in the New England Our One Purpose included In the school. coilors at the Hartford Art Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford. In Families are to'vtted to either Scranton was to have asked p.m. The senior choir will meet CABINET WORK . . . WALU dle: or your home. Mrs. Jane Romejm, chairman School and is a member of the addition to their daughter who nMi^Kslpal r^jtonaJ competition, o f two sittings, one at 6:30 and fler a ahe-menth extension o f per- in the sanctuary at 8 p.m. Pine Phaimacy 1. President Johnson kept him and the 1964 txwn report won In serving the public, one can do many the other at 7 p.m. Proceeds wtU niii« nWwi to use Ms land at Tay- of the board of education, said OonnecMout Waterootor Society Plywood Is Ideal for building Is a studei.t at the Unlverttty of The mlsaionary committee on as director of both the Peace the Mghert award in the under go to tbe Holy Name SchrtaraUp LEARN ABOUT OUR fa r BL and TWland TjUta. tor by building a 1,200-capaclty ^ tomorrow at 8 p.m. and the Oonnsctlcut Academy of 649-9814 music, T.V., or Hobby Centers, and Hartford, tbe couple has a son, things and divide his time among tbam... Bine Arte. He has also exhibited 664 CENTER ST. Corps and the Office of Eco­ Lt. Gary F. Kosak, a jet pilot 2,000 popufaition efasB to the Fund. (ha temporaiy storage o< natu- school, rather than the original ^ ^ M elvin Is just right for single or storage nomic Opportunity the anitipov- NEW HEARING AIDS Ms work. DIMaroo is emjdoyed in the U.S. Air Force who is Oonoertlcut town and rtty an­ Further details wtU be an­ or he can select one service and give it com­ tal-gaa tranomteskm eqtdpment. 900 pupil building vrttt exp^- gcUmldt, 401 Slater St. walls. See us for material and ad­ erty agency. nual report contest, so the He­ Sion faculties, to 1,200, the as a senior illustrator in the currently stationed in Ektgland nounced. • Latest All-ln>lar » "V _ vice. 2. Some members of Con­ building of another middle sales literature and graphics de­ with his •wife and two children. bron selectmen ha've finally Gadetto Swimming plete attention. At Holmes Fimeral Home, Mancheater Evening Herald /s Pleased To Announce gress, while praising the Shriv­ S Smart Eyeglass Models school could be delayed approx­ partment of Pratt and Whitney CASH and CARRY A Moncheoter native, Mr. been notified. Hehron continues The Cadette Troop fa now em­ South Windsor correspondant, er ahlUty and capacity, urged Simset Council imately one year. Division of United Aircraft Kosak is employed with the to grow and it’s away up aixive barked on a course in synchro­ our lives are dedicated exclusively to pro­ Anne Lyons;' tel. 644-8688. that he be allowed to concen­ S Midget Bohind-Ear Modeli FalrchUd said the buUdlng Oorp., Beat Hartford. A New Free Prescription REA Express Co., Air Bhepress the 2,000 km it now, but it fa nized swimming at the Wind­ yktemkel \ trate on one Job. 1 THl ODDER viding funeral eervice of the highest ' Names Officers costs, besides the $2,000,000 Registrations for the elassss Division, Bradley Field. He has stiU a “bedrooni town,” or so ham High School pool. Mrs. J. Shriver himself told friends S 6-Translftor Models for OF THE JfiS oonstruetkm costs, would in­ wia be accepted through Friday been associatod with the com­ rtassed, os w « rttraitently ad~ Tansley Hohmann of Andover Miss Vtotat B ailey o f Boat French Build in Greece Record System he’d hke to drop cne of the as- Difficult Losses lOOEOEORlIlEl quality. clude architectural fe e s o f from 9 a.in. to 3 p.m. at the pany for 27 years. Mrs. Kosak mtt. is directing the lessons, which ttgnmente, preferably the Peace Jouph W. Ceniiitt Glastonbuiy lost night was $128,000; contingencies, $100,- KAVALLA, Oeece — Near YWCA office, 79 N. Main St has been employed for 10 years wUl be scheduled to fit the pro­ this Macadondan town a large Corps because he considered it S Easy Llitenlng with AVC sleeted !EtocaboBtos o f Sunset 000; equipment, $100,000; pub­ YWCA memberships are re­ in the admitting office of Man­ Manchester Evening Herald gram at the hl"h school. fe rtilize r plant has Just been a gMng concern with few prob­ Council. Degree of Fooohantas, lic building oonunission expen ­ quired for ell classes, phis the chester Memorial Hospital. Hebron correspondent. Miss Su­ Blood Program built by a group of French (TAX CHECK) lems. Our new models ore the smallest, lightest, most convenient hearing ■t a meeting at Tinker HalL ses $20,000; and lecral fees, $6,- class fee. HAMCHWtrrmK san Pendleton, teL 228-8454. Mrs. John Pringle, Tolland SOUTH Slot The O ffice o f EXxmomde Op­ olds possible through Sonotone research. Let us help you enjoy She suoceeda M ik Bdna Katmi- 000. oomponiea. The plant bos a Interest groups formed in tha OBJECTOR JOINS ARMY County representative for the IKTHANCI portunity haa become more en­ good hearing again. Budget prices, too. aon. FalrchUd noted that the con­ oaijocity of 260,000 tons of fer­ fall are continuing through the NEW HAVEN (AP)—Roger S. TBINiry TUITION UP Connecticut Regional Blood tilizer a month and boasts Its We famish FREE— Complete records and receipts meshed in politics than the Other oOhMjm nro Mra. Rlch- tingency fund Includes a b id ­ winter months. Among these are Richards, who refused last HARTFORD (A P )—A tuition Program Committee, attended THE TRUITID NAMl IN sfd ffatehinfr, "propheteost Mrs, own port, designed with the contemporary Uturature with Peace <3orpe, however, and ...... „ ...______increase of $200 a year .starting —an______executive committee______meeting BEnrn H''"'ING for 33 YEA8I ding contingency, should the for major medical insurance and tax nyiorts. Cmn- month to step forward and ac- SONOTONE' M yra FRagerald, 'Wlmma; Mrs. bid price be higher than antic­ eld of the Prencii navy. Miss Helen Estes at Ihe Whlton leaders of botr^parties^ expe<^ it induction into the service, next September was announced last week at the (Connecticut to be a m ajor issue in this 18 ASYLUM STREET—HARTFORD, CONN. John Bntk,^ haspar o f racorda; ipated, and funds for additional Library on the first Monday of » ...... V. a Army Monday. Monday by Trinity (College. Mutual Insurance Co. in Hart- plete records available at all times. year’e oongreaslonal cleoticms. iMra. Bdward Bailey, ooUeotor of after construction has ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL each month, crewel embroidery The 19-year-old folk singer and Tuition will Jump from $1,650 ford, TE L. 247-4070 Shriver says tt’e too early to ^ jmmmpum; Mra. Kennlson, keep- begun. He eald that, when SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) — workshops with Mrs. Frank At­ writer from Glastonbury to $1,850 to allow for pay in- Mrs. Pringle said that towns­ Bay ■whether the entlpoverty ’ - at ' ^kampum;------Mrs. ■ toCarle drawinga_____ ^ were completed, clos- The 18th Aslan film festival wlU wood on Wedneaday afterooons, was ^brought to the FBI by his creases to faculty members and people might like to know that BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES and REPAIRS program la notably good or bad: fc^ a le, scout'; Mrs. Florenoa PUtt, «]. j,i^ figiues may be obtained, be held in Seoul May 14-18, the and duplicate bridge play con­ father shortly after being indict- increased student services and the blood center now has some ON ALL MAKES OF AIDS—BUDGET TERMS ^•warrior, and Mn. Qaranca gridch would knvar the contln- D aily Seoul Shlnmun says. ducted by George Perry on Fri­ “ We’ve only been doing this for ed. activities, the college aaid. 800 more pints of blood on hand 18 months.’’ ^•pootfa. guard. gancy costs. Invitations go to Hong Kong, day eveninga at the Community India, Japan, Nationalist China, Y. EATOW Vaughn, 46, haa a reputaition If the projsrt is defeated at 1215^2 S H .V E R l a n e ;—EAST HARTFORD the coming referendum. Super­ The PMUppinee, South Korea, For more InfoimaUon, contact for mingling wtth all the people tire Y office. on hie foirtgn titpe, and he Area W eather intendent of Schools Charles South V iet Nam, and Thailand. "ALL MEATS ore FRESH CUT — Warner said, there wiU be a prourty recalls that the presi­ WlNDeOtl LOCHS (AP) — serious shortage and possible NONE ore PRE-PACKAGED!" dent of Panama called him "the An unchanged weather map to- double aesaiona SUMMER peasant ambassador.” , jjay indlcatoa a ooutinuatioo of R oger Myrlck, a form er sub­ A native of Oolumbua, Mont., quite dry winter weather, the STORE HOURS: Vaughn once was a Golden U.S. Weather Bureau aaid. committee chairman of the ciU- zena committee for school or­ Tues., W ed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., F rL 9 to 9 Glovea boxer, and during a ‘The tow pressure center near SLATER Bummer vacation In Mexico, NewfoumBond oonUnues to ganization, the committee had Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) ■weep air from the North At recommended a middle school. DISTRIBUTING CO. lantic around through eastern Myrlck noted that the admlnla- (HARAIKE and over our area," the tratlon and board have already forecaster aaid, "but it comes adopted the middle school pro­ OUR PMCeS ARC SO HOT YOU'U THINK in modified form. Enough mols- gram, by consolidating the sev- Now Operating ITS SUMMER WHEN YOU SEE THEM ture to produce variable cdoudi- enth and eighth grade Claases ir s No ness, but baixUy enough for Big- into two schools, and should be rtficant mow.’’ given the building facllitlet to 1966 HOTPOINT By tonight, he aaid, some air inqtlement and complement the MANCHESTER WED. ONLY from the arctic air mass over program. the upper Great Lakes will drop The town council will set the REFRIGERATORS Secret Formuta • the night temperatures a bit date for the referendum at Us B O m iN G CO. OVEN PREPARED, FANCY •nd cut down on the variable meeting tomorrow night, OFF SEASON BARGAINS ON ctoudinese. METRO Correction 10 H4nd«neii Rood — MonelMsttr AU MODELS — SHOP EARLY OVER High pressure in the Central The Herald was in error in NO PAYMENTS TILL APRIL TJnitod States still dominates the r^ rtin g Wednesday of last 18 FLAVORS — LARGE BOTTLES 700,000 weather over ahnoot the entire f HAVE STEPPED iU'ea east of the rockies. As the COMPLETE LINE SM AU BOTTLES FAMILY SIZE 2-DOOR ' INTO WELL- Newfoundland tow e d ^ away AUTOMATIC RIB ROAST PAID JOBS . . . Wednesday, its Influence in Oon- FREE HOME DELIVERY nectlctit WiU faule out, assuring DELIVERY 643-7922 fair weather Wednesday. \ * SECURITY It w ill stiU be on the windy IFROM ALL DfPTS. • HI6HER PAYl Side today but riigbUy lese wind ARTHUR DRUU QUALITY AT A SAVING 1 • BEST JOBSI Is expected Wedneaday, the fore­ REFRIGERATOR I o f BEEF caster eald. ' Slap Forward WITH TRUE FRBZER Bo “ Modani’* wM tka Fanora

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HANCHESTER EVENING HERAIS, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY JANUARY 18, 1966 MANCHESiaOt EVENING UEBAlA/MANCU£STEB, 'OOKN., ltJBS&AY U; UM -A Luncheon Slated w an iHMMf, by the Bhamsdy a*mtiiti» C m a k m cM For Mrs. Putnam AMERICAN liilid N trattoB, at the Bay of Ptgi. Bad Guatendla not bsan ttas avail* A World FeiUow^p luncheon l|«ndik ahlA thar* adCbt have beoa no oUm t - Y m k e e in honor of Mrs. Rosalind Put­ piaos where the Ihiltsd States dand nam is scheduled for Wednes­ stage audi a Supposedly sscnst opera* 'B|]r .AJ9LO* day. Jan. 26, from noon to 2 UM: Had not tbs CZA gafaisd such a pjm. at the Broad St., YWCA,, supposedly spsetaeulsr s uccess la Its in tBa iaiMtat «K Sfettn- Hartford. All units of the Hart­ ford County YWCA wlU parUcl- . previeus opentioa In Guatemala Its the thing that la 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. * botberliig lOt more Bma an ths pate. blueprints for staging a revniutiaa tangled ead nemeUmee major (Mrs. Putnam has conducted EVERY WEDNESDAY Nidi against Castro In Cuba might not have affairs of atato and world la a leadership training classes at been accepted with so nraeh ra^peet i^ tivd y natinpottaKt. atanoet the Uhiverslty of Hartford and M.TSS Oonoetvabl^ without Guatemala tha private matter. at the Commimtty Y in Man­ d A might asver have staged the Bay chester. She is an associate It la a 'Vary rinall Inraolc y Xys*!^” ...... of Plga, with Its erudsl ooUtrlbutlon to professor of sociology at the wtaieh nfUMa to i t i ^ 2 « s S m S ^ .::^ ::^ :::::: i « the secure and undiallenged bold Cas­ ■Uhlverslty of Hartford. Mrs. tro hss bad on his p o i^ ts v e r alnos. W e oaa eee where the brexA Putnam is leaving f9r Hong Blass Cut to Ell Sha|iss aaf would be, tf It were nmiiing. by Kong where she will spend two II A t this point in this odltortol, whidi aa occeetbnai ofaimp o f alder, a years studying and teaching. Sizes for Tabls Topo( DM cC t f Mioatioil t t *U 4iy ___ eradlM » R or aot oOionHoo e r o ^ was written yesterday, we have to in­ few dried oat oU lemnaata of Dr. Elbert Gates Jr., a for­ You eon do m c ^ ia ttio popor ” ** aloo Rm loco) aowo pob* terrupt and amend to take notioe of a Jewel irted, aBd..hy the two E n g a g e mer director of the Church things with gloss tek oC TCpribUMRiaa o( n te M di» Now Toric Times report, this morning, bridgea me have, tn p r the World Service of Hong Kong, e ReSrtn art aloe leaerred. o f'a n anslytlcal speech delivered yes- yearn, handionlted .aoroM i t 'The engagemenit of SHsa will be the guest speaker. He is ble and dew tops >riDtiac O o m ^ y . Inc., aa- tordsy by Columnist James Boston. Ea There are ahn, a b m anid be­ Joanne L. Barry of Eari Hart­ preserttly a minister at the end they ore o a » *ttieSS“^etal roapooslMliv— . for typo* ^nMufag.„iiii.,„- tou. adTcrtlaomeiita this speech, Rsston advanced the low our Intlmata aeqoaintance ford, formerty of Manchester, to Union Baptist Church, Mystic. to keep eleem. LoK . raStagmM^ia Ike Haacherter theory that the failure at the Bay of with its routs, two ' hiidiway Winiam P, Qroth of South For luncheon reservations, Beiald. Windsor has been announced by us heip you wilir Biga, and the subsequent eockinsss of eulv«rto for it ' to fla w under contact (Miss M agda Neznlk, 9 i oliaat t t y .. » . A. BjS^»c«v her, sister, Mrs. 'William Fttelan- suggesHons. Im Khrushchev at Vienna, were factors when It flows. Oakland St., or the YWCA of­ Bepreeeelathree — f t o . Joltaa of Bast Hartford. • - Hnr Totk. Cb%. It baa never bean a very fice, 79 N. Main gt. Mlrrora Cut To All S l$ef- which led President Kennedy, for no Mias Barry ia the daughter of , IMxoK and brave or a vtory big brook, al­ OPEN 8 A.M, to 5 PAfJj« other sharp reas It is s M too early In the story to know ersary. The event was held at of the Salvation Army. sity of Hartford with a B. S. de­ every year, then, in the nor­ The couple was married Jan. velopment, where he baa not only been for sure. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ The couple has three daugh­ gree in mechanical engineering. mal couise of e'vente, our brook 20, 1916, by the late R ev. Man­ ry Jenkins of 129 Campfield Rd. ters, Mrs. Capt. William Hood, He is a member of Kappa Mu made master of hib fate, but where hia contributes to the sound and ning Bennet at St. Mary’s Epis­ Mrs. Hooi>er, the former Bea­ Salvation Army officer at Sid­ honorary engineering fraternity. technology and hia morality have come sight of our landscape. It is un­ copal Church par.sonage. They ney, Ohio; Miss Nancy Hooper, Next month he will take a posi­ face to face, where we now realise that Holiday From Balance reasonable to expect more. It is, have lived in Manchester since a student at Salvation Army tion as associate flight test en­ wa are essentially all in the same boat after all, a 'very small brook. their marriage, and at their Rellanoe upon a netwoilc—thia time a School of (Kficers Training, New gineer at Ijockheed - California together.” present address 46 years. Mrs. network of computers rather than a Our friendship with this York City, and Miss Faith Hoop­ Oo., Burbank, Calif. Smith, the former, Miss Mary As Dr. Seaborg expanded on this po»> network of power generating stations— small brook bas now extended er, a Orade 3 student. (Herald The wedding is planned for S. Stevenson, is a native of stblllty, he Included the prospect that once again failed to prevent or eiue a more than two decades, during photo by Pinto.) June 18. Mianchester. Her husband was which we have come to depend IPS" would learn to eradicate war, hun­ b la ck ou t bom in Talcottville and, before ger, water shortages and pollution. on it, as one depends on many Ws retirement, worked for Chen­ The latest blackout was nothing vis­ a friend, for the reassurance of Woidd Dr. Seaborg mind very much If ey Bros, Mrs. Arthur Johnson ual, but purely statisticsd. It descended its being there, ready to offer we held off on the creation of more life Inside Report Of M anchester, M rs. Smith’s upon the checking accounts of one of companionship, life and anima­ bridesmaid, attended toe anni­ until we have Indeed learned to do a tion in any moment of a need the great New York City banks the Back0tacT6 M Ttae Opera Wkh Sylvian Ofiara (Continued from Page 6) versary party. semewhat more alvlllaed Job with what other day. This bank had one master for company or conversation— mission was watched closely at Mrs. Smith is a past matron we havsT EZIO FLAGELLO AS GIORGIO-WALTON: In Connecticut Opera Association’s or Just tbe language of mo­ la tied down by a much-expand­ com puter doing the w ork fo r Ita 1S9 toe White House — and in Seoifl of Temple Chapter, Order of “I Puritani” at Bushnell January 12 tion. ed effort to secure its borders. metropolitan branches. When the com­ as weU as Maitila. For In addi­ Eastern Star; a past noble g;rand Malaysia: Its infant army and puter went moody, and stayed that way In an these yeera, the brook tion to his PhUlpiplne appeal, and life member of Sunset Re- 40,(X)0-man internal security po­ Aa Onateiiuila Walln Again for more than a day, despite the best has never before been dry in Humphrey also secretly asked f ; 'I bekah Lodge; and a member of nce force are still preoccupied Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ efforts of the best repairmen, some January. for another contingent of troops n>ere are not many cut-off dates in Herald with Indonesia. ranth, and Manchester Grange. three billion doUara worth of checking W'e find onrsiBlvea a bit lost from South Korea. Final agree­ f e V " " V hlstoiy, and it woidd not be much fun if Cambodia; Offlcledly neutral, The Smiths also have a grand­ accounts went into some sort of tem­ Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Yesterdays ■without it. We are even tempt­ ment on toat request ia now be­ there were. The chain of events which ed into coemic thoughts about it is really cm the Communist daughter, Miss Sherry G. Smith. porary anarchy, in which nobody had ing hammered out. iwiiire up history for us may occasion­ Robert D. Novak it. Is this, perhaps, the quiet side. Thus, far from being a rou­ (Herald photo by Pinto.) any way of knowing what deposits were 25 Years Ago Engaged ally dwindle in else so that sometimes Insignificant way landscapes Laos: Officially neutral, it 1s tine ceremonial trip or a self- MANGHESnR’S OLDEST being made, what checks were being really on the U.S. side and ia in the links seem so thin as to be almost Report Current taxes due town are have begim to idiange from ver­ serving prestige - booster, The engagement of Miss Ros- More Turkeys Likely honored, or what balances were. a continuing war of ita own with ann K. Carlson of Manchester nonexistent. But it la never really brok­ nearly 97 per cent ooUected, dure to desert— in the failure of Humphrey’s first mission LOS ANGELEJS—U. S. turkey WASHINGTON — Whatever Sion leaking out that he did not across Southeast Asia. Under Engaged Commimist Pathet Lao and abroad suited his unique talents to (Pvt. FYederick A. Moody of FINANCIAL INSTITUTION FOR FINANCING! en. There is always some consequence In an emergency situation like this, Tax Oolleotor Samuel Nelson acme small brook to start up breedens in the 15 Important it accomplished in boosting his have a single ’'background” dis­ the ’’falling domino” theory, Hand’s Viet Minh infiltrators. at persuasion and negotiation. Arlington, Va., has been an­ reaching forward to become part of the bank was supposed to be able to call Jr., reports; total amount to be again in winter? But mostly The engagement of Miss Mar­ tiu-key states expect to kesftp prestige at home, Vice President cussion with the reporters who this would imperil Cambodia, That leaves the Philippines as 1966 PufolMiers Newspener nounced by her parents, Mr. and on other computing equipment in other collected was $9,000,307.40. our missing the broMc Is simple garet M oiy Carrier of Warter- 4 per cent more heavy-breed Since 1891 we have been providing prospective homeowners some new cause. Hubert Humphrey’s Far East­ traveled with him on the trip. Laos, Thailand, Malaysia — and the only possible source of anti­ Syndicate Mrs. Francis B. Carlson, 122 banks to help out. But the breakdown New 1,000 - candle power and elemental. W e miss the buiry to Gary Douglas Smtith of hens and 9 per cent more Hght- By this theory, the battle of Jericho ern mission last month had a vi­ This discreet silence, coming possibly the Philippines. com m unist fighting men In Loom is St. happened to come on a day when all lights on Main St. fiwxn Center conversation, and the motion, Mencheeter has been announced breed hens at the start of the with the best in home mortgage loans. Our knowledge and has had something to do with the bat­ tal, secret purpose not revealed from the usually voluble Southeast Asia. Nationalist sen­ TV A Outlay Lower Her fiapee is a son of Mr. and Thus, as one the domi­ to Hartford Rd. are a week In and ice castles glistening in the b y her parents, M r. end Mirs. 1966 hatching season than they the other computers in New York were until now. Humphrey, puzzled the travel­ timent, fanned by Communist tle of Stalingrad. We will not volunteer noes, the Philippines has a vi­ operation as they elicit great sun, and these are enough to WUfred Oarrlier of Waterbury. KNOXVEU jE, Tenn.—During Mrs. Arthur F. Moody of Arling­ kept a year before. experience along with our friendly, confidential service, may busy with crowded transactions of their That purpose was to advance ing press. propaganda, could make politi­ to trace the precise linkage, but it might tal stake in stopping Conunu- praise from Manchester resi­ miss, and to worry about, for Her fiance is the son of Mr. fiscal 1966 the TenneBsee Val­ ton. own. So darkness fell on a huge slice an urgent diplomatic priority of Humphrey was unwilling to cal trouble for the astute new bo much easier than we think. Perhaps nlst aggression in South Viet dents as safety factor. the moment, ■without going into and M rs. E arl A . Sntiith, 607 ley Authority’s net expendi­ Misa Carlson, a June 1965 well prove helpful to you in your home planning. Stop in anytime of the city’s commercial life. President Johnson in the Viet risk a leak on the real purpose Nam and ought to be willing to President if he sends troops. tures for resource-development some of the sound effects in both bat­ the question of what is going to Wpodbridge St. graduate of Manchester High Nam war: Increasing the con­ of his mission. In private con­ Join the battle in its ovm self- Marcos indicated to Humphrey, programs other than electric tles were similar, from Joshua's trum­ Eventually, however, the other com­ 10 Years Ago happen in New England if Mtos Carrier is a 1964 grad- Stehod, is employed by the and discuss your home financing needs with us. tingents of foreign troops fight­ versations with president Mar­ however, that following a spe­ pow er totaled $16.6 tniUioni— puters did come to the rescue, and the interest. drought lasts this far into win­ naito of Sacred Heart High Aetna Life and Casualty Insur­ pets to some diehard Russian radio sta- ing beside U. S. and South cos and the Foreign Minister, Now building code for town cial sesdon of the Philippine $1.1 million leee toon in toe pre- CANDIES bank in question could resume its busi­ This was Humphrey’s low-key ter. School, Wafertmry, and alttend- Congress, which started yester­ ance Oo., Hartford. Pvt. Moody, tton which kept blasting defiance to ViMnamese forces. he appealed for a sizeable con­ is approved by Board of Direc­ viouB year. ness. pitch in secret conferences ‘with ad the Undversdity o f Connectl- day (Jan. 17), the matter of a 1094 graduate of Howell ' NOW AVAILABLE AT H itler. Humphrey was scrupulously tingent of Fhilippine miUtaty tors which replaces antiquated Mcuxxis. Although Marcos gave cu t She Is employed at Wafers Viet Nam would be dealt with ChMiey Technical School, Is The bank’s paralysis, while it lasted, silent on this key aspect of his troops—at least 10,009—to fight and narrow code that gave NEW MORMON CHAPEL By something of the same logic, toere no commitment, top Administra­ bury Pleased Metal Co. — presumably by sending sol­ serving with the ,U. S. Marine PINE PHARMACY was an illustration of the dilemma trip to the Inaugural ceremonies in South Viet Nam. building Inspector no dlecrotJon eomes a headline now and then which tion officials are confident that in permitting the use of nowly- IBlir. smith is a 1963 graduate diers. ABERDEEN, Scotland (AP) Corps, stationed at Parris Is­ 664 CENTER ST. 649-9814 posed by the advance of the computers. of the new President of the Open Forum suggests that finish has not yet been He carefully avoided any a military contingent from the AM toid, som e 40 free-w orid — Britafai’a newest chapel of toe land, S. C, I%llipplnes, Ferdinand Marcos. derveloped methods and mate­ of Mancheeter High School, and written to the glamorous story of how Without computers, present day mod­ senrblance of pressure. But it Philippines soon will be fight­ rials. nations are now making some Ch'urch of Jesus Christ of Lat­ A spring wedding Is planned. INSTANT aibtended the University of Con- 6o careful was he to guard ing in South Viet Nam. Christmas Party President Elsenhower and the cloak em banking couldn’t begin to cope with was made dear that the U. S. Mandhestor in 1968 stood necUout. He is a tool design en­ contribution to the war in South ter-day Saints has been opened against word of his secret rais- Rounding up military help and dagger men of the d A once manu­ the load of business it has to handle. would take an exceptionally 12Srd among Connecticut’s 169 To toe Editor, gineer at Manchester Tool and Viet Nam, but only Australia, in this Scottish east coast fish­ from Aslan countries is no easy Thanks to the computers, banks a n sympathetic look at Marcos’s dtles and towns in State in Ibe Ihatruetom of the Handi- Design, Hartford Rd., Manches­ New Zealand, and South Korea, ing town. factured and conducted an anti-Com- Job. In tbe first place, the Pres­ also beginning to expand the variety of economic and mUltaiy needs if amount of money spent per oapped (I.O H .) ■wish to exprees besides toe U.S., have sent Tbe (tourdh Is toe 56th to be EARNINGS munlst revolution in Guatemala and ter. his government sent troops to ident has flatly rejeded offers troops. opened to Britato to the le st five thereby saved that country for democ­ services they offer the community. But, pupil on its net current schod de«f> gratitude to ail busi- Tbe wedding is planned for ON INSURED SAVINGS A Thought for Today V iet Nam. of help from Nationalist China. expenses. nern coacenM, organizwOons Accordingly, toe Humphrey years. racy and freedom. as against this increased need for com­ Putting Chiang Kai-shek’s Feb. 19. Sponsored by the Manebester One reason Dor President Jaimes Perry, town’ s clerk o f and tndlviduato who helped toe puters, and thia increased reliance on troops on the Asian mainland This action, as it now stands in the Council of Churches Johnson's campaign to increase the works, gives assurances LOJL In maJdng the bandl- computers, there exists the wMrd night­ might bring an imme^ate Oom- DIVIDENDS informal history of our times, has the the number of foregin flags In that $5,000,000 high school wiH oapped children happy at their mare of what happens when computofs mimist Chinese response (pos­ ranking of a bold and famous victory Tbe Week of Prayer for South Viet Nam is obvious: be ready for occupnacy when CauietnuHi Party on Dec. 12, OF MANCHESTER decide to take a little time off. Military power. But the far sibly in the form of ‘‘voltm- achooi opens in September. PAID FROM over the Communists, and any delicate Chrletlan Unity teers”). The other "domino” 1966. W e the haetructors are eonsiderattons of the possibility that it One of the more plesusant nightmares Read: Ezekiel 36:24-28, Lk. more important purpose is psy­ extremely grateful for aH their TELEPHONE 643-S171 chological. countries line up like this: might have been iQegal, and a violation which suggests Itself has a com puter 1:68-79. Thailand: Already ntaking an On This Date helpful encauragemeat. DAY OF DEPOSIT going berserk enough to wipe out all *rHoliness, justice, knowledge, A major argument behind TbeMaidtofnnw ef pledged principles of conduct with the war in Viet Nam is to pre­ important, behind-the-scenes In 1945, British Prime Minis­ Sbioerely, our good neighbors have all been ruled records, whereupon a baidc and all its peace: Such are the m essianic contribution by lettii^g the U.S. ter Winston Churchill warned gifts of which the priest Zacha- vent a Oemmunist conquest of Idark Oaionen fmiigbt 8:3 0 -0:30 Dfvidonds paid quarterly: out on the grouiKl that the operation customers would have to sit down in an use certain airfields, its army Germany and Japan to surren­ Janet Rush rias sings, recalling the Old South Viet Nam from setting At the bogfainlng of Janu­ was a success and that this waa an in­ atmosphere of mutual trust, and make der uncondiUonally or suffer Testament prophets. The prom­ o ff a chain reaction eirtendlng (See Page Seven) Oo-Chalnnen of the LO.H. CbannelaimHC up freah new balances for everybody. untold agony. ary, April, July end Oc- stance when, since we were dealing isee are fulfilled, and fears give Christinas Party with Communists and defending free­ way to hope when "the day- dom, the end Justified the means. ■prlng from on high" appears. 11, But was there an end? When and What Are Words Worth? Thto song of victory should what waa It? The latest headline from surely bekmg to us also— people FischeRi Words are worth $70,000 a minute of the Messiah as we are, deliv­ .CONVBIIENT HOURS: . Guatemala teUs of the imeasiness that provided they are spcdcen on television, country is feeling aa it struggles to ered from the power of death are in the form of a oommerdal, and ac­ and begotten again through the evolve out of its present mlHtary dic­ 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY company the telecast of next season’s living and incorruptible Word of tatorship Into some legitimate, elected, National Football League games. For God. Do we recognise aufficlenit- EXTRA HOURS THURSDAY ElVENINO 6 to 8 : eonstitutUmal regime. A few hundred the recent NFli championship such ly the wondera of him who calis Communist terrorists, it la said, ai« words had a price tag of $110,000 a us Into his marvelous light managing to keep the country upset minute. W e wish we known thia Peter 2:9) ? Do we Join suf- Stop counting and in apprdienalve turmoil. Since the when wa were listening to them alnos fleientiy in recalling tbe majes­ tamous Eisenhower ooup for democ­ we admit to having had the Impreeskm ty and mercy of our God? By of a dearth of worth. racy, there has been no measurable Im- Ids coming In the fleah, CSirlst • peovement in the economy, the literacy, To Proctor and Gamble, America’s has made known to us the sheep in 1966 I ar, the political stability of the people of top television advertiser for 1964, visu­ greatness of his Father’s pur­ ally illustrated words were worth $148 the oountry. pose, and he sends his q>irtt in * ' f t million for the year when carried into order to make ua messmgera (fo, a decade later, the oountiy. res- the homes of the land where mniimn and prophets of that purpose. There’s absolutely no reason why you should sued, Guatemala itself, is still in de- have mllUona to spend and, presumably, So let US give thanks to God count sheep, or take pills, just so you can • batable shape. One can argue that it await only the advice of the advertlaera vrtib gives ua the right to pro­ sleep. Holman-Baker’s super firm Musco- SAVINGS . might have been in much worse shape, In our Judgment, tha ooarlng “value" claim together with Joy the good Pedic and 'Verto-Rest mattresses, when com­ ; In total Oommidiiat subjection, if the of words bears comment, but rather news of aalvation. bined with an Omni-Rest box spring, bring ; CIA had not staged Its little mvolutlan. than put in our two cents' worth, ws 'P layer: For the Roman an.d LOAN defer to a worthy poet who Juot hap* the natural, refreshing sleep you should have : But one eaaaot, nafortunately, pmvs Oatbolie Qfamvh . . . the ortho­ n III 111 nr " I I A. S S O <' T ,V T I O N pens to have the name of Wordsworth. ey«y night. They’re desijried by Holman- altarnathres not tried. dox Ohurcbeii . . . the Anglican R f^ r . . . famous 106 years for fine bedding Apropos to the peculiar value which our Oemmunloa . . . the Old Catho­ odyssey of tbe AiflmmUIe: One can speculate upon, but not ccn- oociety places upon words ooroposlnB lic Church . . . the fulfillment of , , . from recommendations of an orthopedic flhulvely prove, other possible sequels tolevlalon commercials, the bard wwi surgefm. Good for back disorders; good for the work (of the Holy Spirit) ______GT riNAN,CIAL INOTItI ; to the Guatemalan coup. moved to proclaim: in the Second Vatican OoimcU— The Mgbt-hearted adventure of Amerlea en w keeh noiW l, healthy backs; good for those who "The worid Is too modi with us; want to give up counting sheep. CkMne and Because of its sueesosflil ooup la that fhs nembera of these /OOZoAicuM S treet, I Owatsmala, the BlsiAhower admlnls- late and aooa, churches may faithfully serve A WoIper Productlea hi asoodatton with try them at Watkins tomorrow. Mattresses "Oettlnig and spending, we lay I tratlon, or the CIA, ftnmd themselves the peace and unity of an $99.50; box springs $89.50. waste our powers.” Time/Life. Presented by BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 31—COVENTRY . able to use Guatemala as ttu sun;>osed- Christians and of all mankind." We find ourselves pondering his words Submitted by The Southern New England Telephone Company secret tnining place for the Cuban for what they are worth.—caORISTLMf The Rev. Abram Sangrey fo n sa widial (Waahially senates McsmoR I ■■ A,

reaei* >«>i" *!•*•* HANOEIESTER BVBNINO HERALD, ICA^ICHESTBR, 00MK,, T (n ^ A Y JANUARY 19, 1966 P A G E N IN E EVfailNG H^tAU), liylMCSieSI^ CONNi» 1098 m eats o f ths poUee and etvU board. Tile request was made t» toe awyor, noted that hs has eleetkiii, while he was hoqpttol- Vemon drtenas d^iuteMats. Mayer hy .tax coOeotor Rsymoiid SL lentad toe property alnoe 1206 iisd with g heart ailment Then- F O R urn t^Mimaa, sad edeeni te $15 .a year, pruvtdad that mayor Leo B. Elaherty Jr. ad­ i 18 msa. Mavis f ia - New Fire-Alerting System Dean Lowe Named MoCartwr noted that abent |l,- ■soond er silent^ abo Given Prison Term 4M will he reloihuraad hy toe bunementa sliMsr 1281. he iwattitahi pasture tanaas on ministered toe oath of office ta R e g U n u d ^ u n c i l aUde projeeiars. . state. ' Jidm Morea, Ikeaeis Rup- toe property. Hager’s hospital room. ArabnlaiiOe Osorge pnnon and Aitour Sdwaida Tiie board agreed to tos ssme After a public hearing, the iii Assault-Robbing of Skier Explained t» 8th JHstiict P r o p o s e d To)vn Social Worker Seen W M ON DRUO CO. MaJpb A m to GoUege President Blythe was voted on snnu- named to a Jury eomalt- rental, end esked toat town board approved a paiMng iw- M l Main SL-dCaL dOMtttl dtaance for the town that pre­ W /0.»««y » , «. n m v m m m BOOM o tB e p s ^ ^ W ~ L o w e J r . d e « i rob-. Italy, Nov. 22, UM, a aon of apeOed out tha advantagaa of aponaa to aa aleotnaloally- OouaoU ^ the Lowe to the p O ft cam e mt a .WeHaie DIreator Mm . “We need a group day-caM instiuotlan la matatenance of tbs ambulance to toe Vemoii Oongregettooel «tataig Omide to sett hta tand. FOR 8D n < »tX FOB TBAOHEIRS tiriaao at Windaar, VU ^ng ooe ot lour alcicm tnvolTed VMo and Beatrice L^emlna having a Merit fin alarfing alartad Bra might be moro pane- mmt w a t at T;«0 The acnOT m ^ ___ '— Myitto .none told memibers of center,’’ she aaid. ’We get household maaegenMaf. end Its equipment snd periodic Cburoh. Tlss money wan paid Bnrttnatinn Aoeepled Ilia aamnk and robbecy o< tbe original diaige. - Acelo, and Uvad in Mancbeator ayatem to anpptanant tha ptaa- tfoal for a paid ralhar than a »aa*tlng of tha atate board fonner MOta atta off Been- inquiring about this Aertrtsaoe to resldento of tratnlng classes for amhulanco to toe town w a Mkig tee for AJbort W. Hager, former arORRS (AP) — The Starrs a>taler at a Vermont lodge■ ~Deo. Dwelley, who waa flrat flB yearn. He waa a partner in «t alarm ayatmn. rotantoervotanteer ayatam. ayatem. at tha State OapttoL Dr. Iowa „ g t . . . ______fna. a ^ ®* eer-ioe. Our nurses find pUbho houstag: Nrighboibood p^aomirt. apeclai use oqnaMenatlon by toe w ^ h t* o f toe RookvlUe City CEiapter of toe Foitoration of Cosmefics achednled to appear in ooort the hrm of Aeeto and Sylveater, ------WlHiam------Stancfc- - of - —------■ | DiacuMlon juna«nwa than»im enengeo changed nom from propoaaL lf«iii1i«i^iln ^ ^ taa hem dean of the aoDiga to other action yaatarday, the Vernon spau esi iieea u mr a many children aMbounced rsgnniTntVies fMd work serv- ta a mat » of aoutog nrenmlsttnn OouneQ and a member of the University Teachers has an- Wrafa rf toa Dee. M for the Dec. 12 c h_ ^ Concrete Oontractom, mtil___ _hta Meetronlca leotronica on Broad St,Bt. andsa d firefUa prevenUonprevanUon to a monriary b^BeymraMS^ abca ____ Ma in September soclal wortMT. from place to place___ caused toes to puhite houstog rest- wortttav5rod to this job," eppllcstlon was ter tos Vsmon Rsdevelopment Agency. rrs toed (Vt) Municipal Court waa given a oontinuanoe of one retirement two yean ago. 0«*>® Phmey, aalea lepeeerrria- problem with the Fbroat HUlo t! « » Rerkmal Bivtted to attend toe meeting t>V mother’s Ulnees or boepltaU- dents, Mavor MeCuaker irtli* "They wbuUdlng o f too fltaawh, ds- tealgiMd from that agency last strUdng sgainat the admtalstra- rodtfaedecMontopenaliae ^ to Dec. 21, AnoUwr con- Surrivon include bla wife, «»• VHdng torimmento, demtopmant ^ Community------— ' College - into tha re- to dIsenSs a proposal tor a re- nation.’’ Servloes to unwed matoete; SliJIS^SiiSllaro i ^ ^ f l M a y e m tlon of 8t. John’s University ta lyy Ibr the Dec. 12 aa- tinuance waa given M Dec. 28. Mra. Mary Marion Aoeto; a too. in Baat Hartdam, demon- contract, Green Manor i^vitt^a com- board’a acthni ia part gjonal wkiiinunHy coBaga gys- Uggetts gional anU - poverty program. The proposal by the Commu- OoonBnatod edaceftaasi, vooo- done a fine Job ta the face of B««er noted that hta action New York aty. « M t and robbery Dwettey per- The ooniintuuMee were given aon, BuaseH Aceto; two dav«d)- ■*«*** baneftta thay aay Oonatniction Co., wUeb ia buiM- <* ^ ovepah pUan^ , »” * tom. , Mra. Ftecre noted that tiie pro- nity Renewal Team (CRT) was ttonal and heeMh servtoeo. ta byirg taken on thii advice of Ib a rtatement released Mon- Increased cans. Blythe has done plkttflow. At Hie Parkade pitmted In a Roebeator, VL, . t the requeat of DweUey*a ten. Mrs. Joanne RomI and «»«fte t rwMenta woidd taafva mg the Ptooat BOIa Develop- atotewlde ayatem ^ By ■“ aftengtlvryotie of the posal, submitted by toe Com- sent to the board last month. Welfare Aldas: Referral, ta- a fine Job and ia an asset to The board siMO egieed to omi- hta physician, end booomee of- A y the chapter urged St. John’s Ige, oonrt-appointed attorney be- M n. Veronica Freeman, and a *>y ««*«« an a l a ^ eyatonl mant, ia raqalrad to pay the die- the uMbnato aatabBahmento rt Norwalk O ty O o ^ and Board manlty Renewal Team of Great- Earlier this month, the board terproUng, traneporatioa, and this community.” tome toe rewtal of tawa-owa^ ftetive Jan. 8L k> “reinstate the dismissed MANCHESTER rendering tola verdtot, oauae the defiendant'a medleal brother, James Aceto, aU M that ia progpeinlvely need trict |100 tor each hooro to hook ^ «* ® d « » * ^ tabled action for further In- toUow-up Itaktag walfaro cUents Hager was swum Into the teachen^ immediately, and to ini- A------■ ...Me TVatml- ee^wwtm ------ammwMttwKlA ' . . . ' . . . . flV MmI 111818# ■itirnTiTlAll fifH» MWU a_a.^ xa.. » * ____ _ aa___ sWMl IMv yOST III XMZXlUra. AA TVi T^WV* flfdfl tOdftV...... evewtaaveelHr 4dM»MdMf 4a er Hartford, contained “several A eum of $1,285.95, tar over- property la beck of tob Veraoa Ftaato agreed with Dwel- records were unavailable. Manchester; seven grandehU- b y mart advanoad fire com - i^to ^ diafarlct aawer llnaa. ^ toe atate. Dr. Lowe said today, community bad deeldad to aeek totaga toot we don’t need." vesUgatlon, and last nlghL fol- with community servlcea payments end duplication of Haven Oonvaleteaitt bom*, olty council following his re- tlats provisions for tenure and representative He aaid the apprintment ia ..vv,ttinn to tha bystem, My that tola legictbidiia inci- oa Dec. 28 a not guilty plea dren and four great-grandcbil- 1V> data, 82 briOding parmita that body. fflie advised oauttan and oon- lowing the discussion of the Oommunl^ service corpe: peyments, wem approved by the Nbnnea Btroag, in a WMav eleotlon during ths last city ecsdemlo freedom." ______The syrtem would oort abort ~ ttbdar and that toe board plans NorWalk was the flirt of toe dent nrigiit not bave happened ^^a wtUidtawn and a guilty dren. Lavitt. tha town's rapretenU eideratton of the ooete ot the proposal, voted to invite a rep- Assiatanee to nelglibortiood tf be iiad not been drinMng at plea to aaaanlt and ivbbery was The iimeralneral will be held only |2,loS: no limnedl^ ^ col- olllenoe. resentaUve of CRT to explain groups in imptementlng activl- the tone. It waa kno>wn to ton entered. With toe change in Thuraday at 8:10 am. from toe •«» rt leart one ^ dlacnaaad where- j^nnl^ JlSLyTcRPAhirid estab- “R thie ((he merger proposal) their plan. ties in poverty areas. oflprttoatDweUeybada*^- plea, Dwritoy-a probation offl- John F.-ftemeyUmM. Wim.rfliFuneral w«r«.Honie," • VecisMi ^Ffco rit^M Toarpli 'V t®00 due woidd be re- the new regional councB la not ^ contonie to UahedUflhed (Northwert(Northwest RegionRegional of Is administered os It should be, The proposal notes that sev- Small business development $16,000 salary estabUabed tor 'yytn,ted and MtoKbastar are problem before toe riding oer requaatod auffictont tone to glp W. Center St, with a sol- oriw«*- end aid is provided to toe pov­ eral anti-poverty programs corporation; Services to bust- e trouble. oondoct a pte-aentonce invee- .w.. .. Dninn ipoiM m iwvor of tha connected with CBPA criiege beads with the state ^ others) but last fall, when OPEN «n n high M b m of requiem at r„a. hms a.'. Another item that racrived «rhe Reelonal Advisory Com- wnor»; uw wuea erty-stricken, then It Is a good sponsored by the federal gov- nessmen or potential bustaess- assault and robbery took tlgatlon. The ooiBt then grant- St James’ Church at 9. Burial SuT * ineoroonrted into toe attention ia tha dirtrlct direc- nilttae and the OoimcU of “ “ “ Itbr- ermnent make funds available men located or hiring In pover- at 2;3d cum. Dwelley waa ed an additional oontinuance. _ cm tly tH6oro<*Wb6d into Hhi ^ ^ Ifaiing,” d ie eald. wUl be in St Mary’s Cemetery, vrtnon flro iiliirtlim system. *®” ’ contention that a traffic Elected Officials are both the “R the work betag done is for projecta ty areas. DAILY vMto tying and rob- DweUey has been oonfined in hi time, toe board plans that vvalk refused to Join,, saying that "ew l/mdon. Angry motoers and crying *■ needed at the interiec- „guit of toe Town Meeting for not being done well, end if those “It is widely known and al- In related artioii. the board four akiers of 8800. This toe Windsor County Jail under ______aH of toe college admlnistraOve its allotted 1M6-66 budget oi Friends may caH at the fu- chiMran are on the wane in ^ HDllard Tomorrow,” he said. who need help do not get U, reauly recognized by amne sub­ agreed to add $4,760 to the ap­ 9 to 9 n ^ iJ e n t was ctonaxed by toe $5,000 bond.______ne^ri tome‘toiorrow7rom 2*to and mdaon Sta. * Th7^cirw« meet March will be desl^ited aa gaw.ooo waa inauttident to op- then the proposal is useless,’’ urban communltiee that the in­ propriation to the Rockville " T ' __ _ ^ _ .. * and 7 to 9 pm. traxwistorized qrstem that al- Tha installation of a light 2 for its first meeting, to elect presidents, he indicated. er^ toe adiooL Mancheitor’a ' Mrs. Pienre added. cidence of poverty ia not solely PUbUo Health Nurstag Associa­ S A T U R D A Y Jtfrkenitfll IVotPS iwZ Sriiool St.; j« m ’Troner, ------town $n aUrt to be sent only there would not only alleviate officers and organize formally. Theodore Powell, chief execu- and Wtartetfo cu rr^ restricted to the City or a part tion. Action was tabled for ad­ o s p ita l rN oteS i© Leglw DT., Vemco; Jacque- (Mrs. Pierre noted toot ta- INC. •'Cl.UspAIAU J. vwiCD 10 Legion Df., Vernon; Jaoque- Frank Heinricka bo needed firemen without the congeatkm In tola area but,. Lavltt noted that the council tlve offeer of toe board, in aa- are $103,7130 and $170,000, re- of the city, ahd the scattered ministrative puipoesz. .. Une Hartin, 31 Bruce Rd.; Bectlv«ly. • elaeses for non-Ekiglish speak­ poor niay have as many needs The funds were cut from toe would benefit the future plan- cations between communities, in ment yesterday, commented. The board, which ia beaded ing people, (‘T don’t ttatak we as those concentrated in the budget last year, but were re­ 4 4 5 HARTFORD R morning at a Simsbury convab* With the alarm system, some nlng of Manchester as well. It order to consider regional solu- “This is a fully deserved recog- by Mrs. Kaitoerlne Boom (she is have mahy”), and add for un­ city,” Kenneth Burke, chair­ quested by the nursing organi­ A-M te a nm ««s«rt home. of the fhetlghberi have to drive is incMnprehenrible how Broad Uons to mutual problems. nlUwi of the extraordinary Job also chairman of the Manebes- wed mottaero ( “The Childiren’s man o f CRT, wrote. sation to cover operating costs. - -- oaagmw, I/O mapie bc., Bom to Austria on Oct 4,1884, unnecessary nrilee and waste St. planning can be formulated “The federal government sup- Dr. Lxrwe has deme In develop- ter Bosird of Eklucatlan) voted (|ms where they are 10 a.m. Boverly Johnson and son, Services o f Oooneoticut Is do­ Burke offers the experience A committee headed by WU­ he was a resident of Mancheeter time to reporting to a fbe alert without a plan to remedy the ports such regional bodies," tog toe new college into a real to go ahead with plans tor two tog p.m., Visitors are requested Washington St; Mrs. Domna ing a good Job in thds field” ). of CRT in “appUcatlou, audit­ llam Smith met with RPHNA from 1947 to 1967. becauee they fall to rocetve the congestion that cu rren tly I.avltt said. *Tt win be eligible Institution of higher learning... additional regional community not to smoke in patients’ rooms. Rubin and son, 60 Mountain Citing an excunple she has wit­ ing, evaluation, and governmmt representatives prior to last He leaves no known survlv- direction of the fire. Having a plagues Hilliard St., the direc- to receive federal funds for and Is symbolic because it for- colleges, with September the N o more than two visitors at Rd.; Mrs. Shirley Mazzotta and nessed, Mm . PleiTe told board liason processes. ...” night’s meeting. reoelver set in tbelT home, they tors felt projects.” mally recog^nlzes him as admin- target tor their opening. The onli time per prtieirt. ron, 709 Main St; Mn. Donna msm/bers that, today, a family Burke wrote that regional ac­ ”The committee feels toat tbe receive instant alert, direction, Hilliard SL is already being «At the last session of the istroUva chief of toe college.” plans SUM require approval GalUchant and son, 18 Orlffln .A Mass ^ . of requiem will be cel- Including five children will be tion would prevent duplication request is reasonable,” Smith DISHWASHER at and Insbructkme. used by residents as a short- Oeneral Assembly, a bin waa Under Dr. Lowe’s guidance, from the State Oommlsslan on of administrative organizations; AMAZING Ja)MITTED TESTEaRDAT: Rd.; Mrs. Carol Sanderson and tomorrow at 9 a m evicted from its home, reported, and we feel toe money Mary AgostlnelU, 81 Leland daughter, Tolland; Mrs. Char- St. Bridget’s Church. Burial wUl Chief Duffln reminded the dl- cut to the Parkade. This street passed to allow for councils of the Maiwhester Community QM- Higher Education, "Itiey have no place to go.” reduces the proportion of fed­ should be restored.” Dr.: Mrs. Marla Bennett, 108 maine King and son, 76 N. be in East Cemetery. rectors toat toe system Is meant is not only used extensively by elected officials to be formed lege has grown in 2hi years from One college is planned for she said. ‘We should have a eral funds used for central ad- ’The town has already paid Septt Dr.; Mrs. Anna Borowetz, Sriiool St.; Mrs. Linda Cyrand ’There wlU be no calling hours. to be used In conjunction with, Manchester residents, but by within a planning region,” La- an Initial enrollment of about 60 Stratford to accommodate the Bookai worker to work with ministration, as ewnpared to dl- $15,000 to RPHNA for services, 49 Sanford Rd.; Cheryl Clay, daughter, BJaet Hartford. The Hirftaies Funeral Home, rather than replace, toe alarm commuters going to and from yltt noted* fuU-tlms students to the point Bridegport-AnscHila region, and these people to help them.” rect service to the poor, and fa- Mayor TTiomas J. McCusker 7S; Valley View Dr., Wapplng; DISCHAROB3D YBSTER- 400 Main St., is in charge of ar­ ®yriem. In Vernon, the alarm South Windsor, Vernon and “There is no price tag on the where there are currently about the other for Middlesex County, She noted that the deputy cllltate services to small pock- asked that action be tabled un- Ctorence Covlll, 6 Sterling PI; DAT: Kathleen Ferguson, 104 rangements. system is used from 6 a.m. to Hartford. Congested extremities coimcil,” Lavltt noted. "People 300 full-time and 200 part-time to be homed temporarily In the sheriff who wiE serve the evic­ ets of poverty or to Individuala tU a method of finantdng the VALUES SUPER SAVINGS 10 p.m. The receiver system Is will only recomplicate any new- g^t together to talk, not to students. Woodrow Wilson High Schood in Burke listed proposed pn>- payment Is found, Martha Donachie, 296 Garth Rd.; Mrs. Constance used when most of the commu- ly devised hub-Broad St. plan, spend money.” tion approached her with the Porter St.; ’Thomas Donovan, Hubbard, Stafford Springs; The college now bolds evening Middletown, problem. 'The family’s apart­ grams whkSi could be canted RPHNA has one portitime nltv Is asleep. they aareed. _____ 1_ out with poverty funds: j^id four fuU-time nurses. 57 Boulder Rd.; Raymond Mrs. Mildred Charbonneau, 36 Fire Chief Francis Limerick Another topic discussed was classes at Manchester High The board also voted to apply ment is heated only by an elec- Funerals Cihlld development; Pre- Committee Named Flynn, 61 Weaver Rd.; Earl Goodwin St; Mrs. Louise Cra- and .the directors weighed these the need for more foot patrol- School, under a Hve-yecu' lease for a Oonnecficut Research lOc oven, she said. sebooJ, group day-care, family A committee of board mem- Fotimier, 92 Woodland St.; Pe- yen, Glastonbury; Harvey King, and other advantages against men to alleviate vandalism. Patrons Listed to the state. However, within Foundation g p ^ t tor use in The huehand, Mm . Pierre ter France,rrance, 101lot Southaoutn St.,»i., 482462 W.w. Middle 'Tpke.:xpKe.; Mrs. John ^ H. Lappen some evident disadvantages. In A motion was passed to have the period t^ college expects to planning the program of toe two said, is working, but does not day-care, supportive servloee. bcM to kxric into personnel Rockville; Joseph Guay. Staf- Dorothy Hilyer, Waterford; a total blackout, such as New printed sewerage bills, like the LFTam a ijrrO U p relocate to the demilitarized 38-. proposed coUeges. spend his money on the fam- School ■ commimity woric workloads of town employes f«rt; Mrs. Josephine Hahn, 31 Mrs. Margaret Clancy, 105 . in«iiraTMv> and real England experienced on Nov. 9, ones presently used by the Uy. Howeve®*, tbe family, be- study: Work-study co-op be­ was named by Mayor Mc­ B^k St.; John Hall, Leurel B«nton St; Mrs. Florence this ayrtem would be Inoperable, town, used by the district The Little Theater of Man­ cause of his income, is not tween schools and area butt- Cusker. oTHtRM- >tonor Convalescent Home; Noyes, 74 Spruce St.; WaMace Md a former town ___ ^ ------i ------chester made public today the eligible for state aid. ness. Named to the committee first list of patrons for the were Herman CMson, Richard m 6s. Mary Ilgen, 37 South St.. Tracy, 468 Paricer St.; Thommi • 1 T F / WW r g l 1 1 Major Action Avoided “No one likes, to recognize Reception centers for non- RdfckvUIe; Mrs. Marie Jensen, McKeough, 136 HoUlstor St.; current season. Heading toe toot these sttuaittons exist,” she English speaking: Orientation McCarthy, Stuart Neff and i p in ) 1, Bolton; M ra Helen Mrs. AHctorla Archambault, Hosmtal Women Hear laik patron drive, which is still in ■aixL “BJvery town has these hnd language instruction for Abner Brooks. They Will in- Knowles, Colchester; Mrs. Bea- Brighton Lane, Vernon; Mrs. progress, are Fred T. Bllsh HI Prior to Cease Fire problems, but they kick them non-EngWah-apeaking entering vestigate possible personnel ad- trice McConvlUe, EHington; Viola Rettlnger, 283 Hackma- On ^Medicine^ Old Masters^ and BTorence Getzewlch. under the rug.” pupils. ditions to town departments. AJin Patenaude, Broad Brook; tack St; Carl Johnson, 187 B. _ Patrons include Mr. and Mrs. (Oontlnned from Page One) “Giving them food Is not Axiult oounsellng oenteM; Representatives voted to ap- BdoicatlonaJ and vocational propriate $3,100 tor renovation Aitoand Pelletier, Quarry Rd., Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. SaUy Pas- wading ashore from amphibious enough,” Mm . Pierre continued. By DORIS BEUHNO Paintings rticwn of saints re- «''• ^ A counseUng. of the Public Safety Building Bolton; Mrs. Wanda Redding, tula. 480 Clark St.. South Mata St. tonight from 7 to 9. utimiwl hA.-aiiaa n# R’C^lnaW AlleU, MT. and Mrs. / V j 3 0 U l t JL o w n vehicles Mionday at Cbu Lai, a "Some women get checks from “Art can be medicine Mr. and Mrs. Homamalcer-beacher; In-home on West Rd., to meet requlre- :l Windsor Locks; Charles Rice, Windsor; Lawrence White, 63 Marine beachhead in toe coastal the aid to dependent children Frank J. Moskltls have a really therapeutic effect ?!: WUllam E. Belflore, Mias Elea- Army Pfc. William G. Park, an «... «u ThompsonvUle; Mrs. Faye Pine St; Smith baby boy. East .. . .. ™ rice llieilds 62 mlies south of the program. They get the check The funeral of Frank J. Mos- on its viewers.”viewers,” Miss Kato-Kato' bartlan on the Stake by Andre hor nu„i,Blish, lu-,Mr. and v»«_Mra Fredt,.—. ®°® Mrs. Eleanor H. Park of Seussell, Stafford Springs; Hartford; Robert Dubaldo, 135 kitls of 64 Turnbull Rd. was erine l^lson of Hartford told ^ Costagno (this saint waa be- main Marine base ait Da Nang one day, and some man has the Christopher Sleverts, Hebron; Wells St; Gregory Crane, 91 T. iBUsh Jr., iMr. and Mrs. Fred 4 Oakland SL and Gilbert W- The landtag pushed tola: balance the foUowing day, while M i^on this momlng from the members and guests of to® protect against all dis- Yours Now Josephjosepn auva,ailva. Warehousewareiouw Point;i-ouo,. Baldwin Rd.; Mrs. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Women's Auxiliary of Man-! eases); "St. Apallonia,” patron T' ^ Woodbridge St., Marine ertrength in Viet Nam to the chUdren go hungry.” Mm TiiUft Simmons 27K Blue- Rathbun, Hebron; Mrs. Sandra ., , _. ... , ., . seilnt of dentists, by Piero della ^wls C ^ o n , Darid W. was recenUy assigned to the «,80o” m«n’'lnd Incroai^'toe Mrs. Pierre recommended MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE S Dr Fr^Tu^uUivan 134 Lower and daughter. Marlbor- ^ Memorial H o^ at a that these cases need full-time new ur.. rr^cis sumvan, jo __ e ______requiem at St. Bridg- Mid-Wdnter Tea and ouarteriv Fra«®«»®a Margaret," ^vles, 1st Calvary Division in Viet Lcatoemeck force at Chu Lai bo A t Only Dtono Dr.; Mrs. Eva ’True, 123 ough; Mrs. Jean Braunsteln and ^^^church!^'^” ^ Mr. and Mrs. William Demko. Nam as an aidman. A June three rogtoients. The addiUonat aid. • SPRING SEMESTER 1966 • “The town’s health officer should condemn some of the Continuing Education Courses Easy Terms buildings these people live in. professor of art at Hart- r~*;------land Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John R. . ______Long W^dham, 31 Santina Dr.; Rose Tully and son. 16 Seymour SL Dennis Hus- ford "c<5i«e for Wom^' Hct tnatna «y®a,,a afflictions, m;^erald""ifr‘7^‘MM”"Den‘ O OJJIi 11. ^ t\1_ -KT T (jf thO MaTlneS iKlVe 1)6011 ticd They’re not fit for human habi­ W M rt 3 « SUU, SI.. W.P- ..MSCHABQED . T ODA-T; ..y , m „. K.ym„na St,S2Xi "“.'L?' down prateoUng the Chu Lad Jet tation,” Mrs. Pierre charged. Medical Terminology - Tues. and Fri. 4:55-6:10 protector against skin diseases; ^ FogfMly, J. Itoy ^garty, air strip. Mrs. Pierre serves as welfare ping. Rd^ Murphy was the organist and 'iMediclne and the Old Mas " ' Bowers School PTA will DdSCHAlRGED SATURDAY; Rd., Mrs. Alice Golden, 79 gololst. Burial was in Mt. St. ^ e d briooslmo and don; ^ The 26th Infantry’s 2nd Brt director without pay. She waa Preparation for medical secretarial and other para­ 14 m nn T-.-nn T ana. txTanntna: TUTna ------— ------teTB.” About 150 'womeii Sit- u , . Hadgc, Mlss Bemice A. Hall, hear Albert Hadigian of Ben- the town’s field representative C ljde Dinsmore, 16 N. Elm St . Cemotory, Bloomfield, tended the event which was ______Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hunter, net Junior High School dls- medical positions. HVnneMi StoinAr AAA r?»nl'Ar St • ------...... — - lenueu une event winacn -was j . aa r~____nne Jurs. Jack K. Hunter, i*ei juiuor nogn scnool cUs- m il« for the Salvation Army for SL^; Ourtls Frazier, Box Moun- S X DuSit m I t - where Father Delaney read toe heW at toe home of Arty. and. “ r. and Mrs. Nathan Joy. Dr. ‘-Basic Aspects of toe tgJh Rd., Bolton; Renee Fratus, about 18 years. t>» James Jasper ' 92 Bissell St • service. Wesdey C. Gryk, 60 Forest *„ «u- Mrs. Alan M; Kemp, Mr. New Mato” tondglit ed. 8 In toe , ‘W e are making strides,” she Registration 3:80-9:00 P.M., Jan. 81-Feb. 4 Brtkley Dr., Vemon; Mrs. Ma- “• ' Bearers were Stephen Mitch- SL ^ohn KJe^on Bowom StooTSdidorium. said, “but these people need Mrs. Thomas aa., « 1,». vjy»i.,uuc IJ. J KrnUoiinAji Tohn Moqkitia ----- Cosmos and Daman Medici. ^ ------division’s Srd Brigade 1 ^ h somebody to show them how to College Office, 134 E. Middle Tpke.— 649-5877 Pelletier, Broad Brook; pelmont SL; Nicholas _.^elo. gLr^ S ^chairman. _was _to doctors. D«iald Hubbard, 14 Victoria were painted vrith ’ qi_j„_ Mever Mr anfi Group of Second Con- December and took up posWona manage their affairs, to follow umaia nuDoaiu, WiUlams Rd., Holton; Hawprd charge o f amangememds. She gj joh a __ up cases. Most of all, they need r 4.; Mrs. Marta Salenleks, 81 chace, 138 Cooper SiL; Linda n ^ s r won aasdabed by Mrs. G. T. La- i^wrenc; Flltopo UppL Naktenis, Mrs. tonight’at* 8 at toil chich!'’! someone who cares.” J'anis Rd.; Bonnie Beal, 59 Jeffers, 113. Steep Rd., South Bonne, Mrs. Wells Dennteon, other paintings with reUglous ^ ® ’ Program of hair styles will be Hiimestead St.; Carl Oapltanj Mitchell Hodge, a social Windsor; Karen Gregolre, Som- Mrs. Hayden GriewoM Jr.. Mrs. jntonaUona were “Christ Heal- “ ®rgan Porter, Mr. and Mrs. featured. Hostesses are Mrs. worker for Children Services of Sijplivan Ave., South Windsor; eirs; George Silver, East Hart- France Clashes Rath (McNeil 22D St. Jajnes — • — - - ...... ten of 81 E Middle Tnke was Mialone toe Blind” by Duccio, ^ee. Mrs. Carl Swan- Connecticut, told the board that ford; Mrs. Louise Mienke, .12 ^. . . and Mrs Joseph Swensson. j^jd “The Blind Leillng toe C. Rowley, Ed- son and Mrs. Edwin Sage Jr. unwed mothers In town are St; John Hager. 12 Diane Dr.; ESmerson St.; Mrs. Domenlca ’j®’*’ momtog from toe jj cSaldwell Sr. Blind” bv Peter BrueJ^ Royoe, Mr. and Mrs; ____ ^ With Partners Mrs, Margaret Partington, Tol- pike, 115 Waddell Rd.; Harold p®mey Funeral Home, ^ Moigan Porter ^ a * Beldon H. Schaffer, Mr. and “being served adequately” by la j^ ; Vivian Keaffer, 114 Chest- Helm, 26 Spruce St.; Mrs. 219 W. Center St„ with a sol- at the tea after toe “ "*■ Mra Allan R. Schubert. Mri Attlllo R. PrassinelU of Staf­ Over Veto Right his organization. moephero of tenseness were ^ ford Springs, commissioner of “The problem in the whole nitt St.; (Ronald Osella, 4 VU- Susan Freeman and daughter, emn high Mass of requiem at prograiiTL “Job and His Dreams” and food and drug of ConnecticuL (Continued from Page One) lage St.; Mrs. Leatrice Mlildoon, 3 J, Diane Dr., Vernon; Mra SL Bridget’s Church. The talk with oolor idldee of area ia the need for a family ISB EUdridge 9L; Mark Wood- Jacqueline Garofalo and daugh- The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey “Nighitn^,” by a Swiss art- g-vd^’ Mm speak at a meeting of toe dropp^ the question. They re day-c6ire center, to take care bridge, 1009 Foster St., Wap- ter. 20 Palmer Dr., Wapplng; wasas ceieorani;,celebrant, assJsteaassisted by tnethe i»u. rusen;Fuseill; “Satan oaium omSmiting iung joJob o a „r i v «T,rt vr,-» a „tj ’ a„T,a ------Cwitury Clubv,.iuo or of man- Man- sumed discussionujscusaion ofor a Frencirrenur of pre-school children when ping; Mrs. Margaret Benson, 56 Mrs. Barbara Chicca and son, Rev. John J. Delaney, deaedn.ieac 5 ^ ^ S ^ A m Z ^ T S e to ^ outot. ^Ir. and Mrs'. \ f Z t I?®-.^nrOrrow at 8 memorandum to limit toe powe, both parents have to work.” and toe Rev. Robert J. Keen. ^ ^® S®n®®*n” and "The Voice' p.m. at toe Masonic Temple. ^ the Executive Commtosloi Persons who take care of N$rman Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. 65 Westminster Rd.; Mrs. Mary “*® u. Keen. daiughteo. and gronddaugh- J "” 'Hiomton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank h 1 ;' to ;ir“ * ;H ir T "“ ^o * SPECTACULAR G-E BUYS! Bertie Burk, 26 Goalee Dr.; Infante and son, Hebron; Mrs. suW®ac°n- Mrs. Raymondymona mur-Mur- . , j” ^"y “^ wuiury®«*tury painter.paimer, Ed-lua- cervlnl.PAnHni iuiaa Mias tta HelenIaa .T.t E a/ aa. topic ..'^i will be'"® "Consumer Consumer that manages thetoe market,market. children must be approved by Patricia Gwozdz and daughter, phy was organist and soloist. ^ dootora vard Miuich, and “Apparitlan j ,poo.«- LattiaHti^ Protection.” Members are wel- Later, delegates told report the state welfare department M ^ . H den McCartney, 296 points Oak St., Wcq)ping: Mrs. EJlsle 24 Newman SL Burial was In St.:. Bridget’sBridgets , ^ ... , of------a Face and-- a FruRDlto” by £ ^ d ^ . h S t H ^ rk ’ prospective mem- ®ra that on most of toe 10 point.- and licensed by the state, Cemetery. Father Keen read reflati^ to medicine to gailvadoa- Dali. These, toe as guests. a compromise could be fount ’:g oiellette, 76 Marx Rd., Wap- Mr, and Mrs. Graham L. Clark, Hodgo said. toe committal service. ^ ^ ®’^ and ^ a k e r ^ d . w ^ e x a m ^ o f George M. Hansen, Mr. and ---- - but toat -there -were also som- Mias Ruth Hoyt, superviser ptog; Mra. Marie Barth, 2634 CONTRACTS AWARDED Bearers were Albert Wood- modem pa.inters. , _ ------St. Bernadettes Mothers Cir- serious differences, LENOX PHARMACY toe veerin gs of toe mentaBy Mrs. Gilbert L. Wilson Jr.. Mr. for the RodcvUle Public Health UILT-IN CONVENIENCE Efflington Rd., Wapplng; Marvin 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 . - . WASHINGTON (AP)—Award ward, Charles Lucas, „AiucB James . /^ ® - - °P®**®“ ,.® (Usturbed. ole will meet tomorrow at 8:15 One of these was EYench In NuMtag Association, agreed p-air, 15 ArceUla D r.; John to OonneoUcut firms of defense ck>leman. O e o m Coleman W ll- ®*’^® ^**® Virgin and Child and Mrs. Edward C. Chapin. The program concluded wtto Also, Mr. and Mins. Harry p.m. at the home of Mrs, Louis sistence toat the commlsaioi with Mrs. Pierre and Hodge. Gyandahl. 314 Smith St.. Wap- contracts totaUng $3.6 miWion ttd Rtohaid ® ^low ski, 67 Keeney St. Mrs. consult the member govern ptog; Samuel Haugh, 91 Garden was announced today through Coleman. Luke.’ThU was| done by a Mem- Miser” by Bosch- Derae “Blind Bawara Faber and Mrs. Ed- mends indl'viduaUy before mak WITH SWING-DOWN St: Mrs. Dora Hoyt. 43 Foley toe state’s senetoni. Z! ______Ish artist, VanderWeyden and Tomezuk wlll serve as tag Its proposals. St:; Mra. Maryann Keefe. 9 The contracts; PHILADELPHIA PICKED ^Iss Nielson said, “»>«-* terpleces owiied by toe 'ZZ- ^ oo-host ' * esses. A Dutch delegate said toe bife Fim 3t.. BockvlUe: John Kerin. Navy, $2.2 mUBon, Pratt A KANSAS dTY. Mo. (AP) - ®aus® St. Luke toe EvangeUat Atoeneum.^W Artist’s ^ iasue was the national veto. —Hartford;------• Viola------Kress,------• —224 W. _ Whitney------dlvlston of— United------— Air- The*•«» 18th quadrennial BcjiciAj general was -- a physician' . a and . , Is the a Mlstross” by Salvatore Sahratore RomRn-i \ii~m Jtnamn -m -»»_ The Ladies Auxiliary of the “ The EYench,” he said, “ haU DOOR DISHWASHERS Center SL; George pazianos. 23 creift Carp.. E3ast H artford, aasembty of the Church of the patron saint of physicians and Renoir’o portratt of hla ^ „ Italian American Society wiH to have us speak about a veto Gfeen Hill St.; Robert Zeiser, porta for FTOO and F102 Mghter Nasarene will be held In Phlla- painters.” TheThe fafamlliw ir '"" “‘^ *—* t - wiiei to^TklS v;;;^ ^ ^ rk-v ^Iaa mameet tomorrow at 7;30 p.m. at They say that there must be ar Rembrandt orluoled bv arthritis • Wittiam GoHo, Dr. Model SD 200 286 Henry SL; Mrs. Rita Jet engines. deliMa in June 1972, a selection o^y Lesson” by orippieu by artnrms. ^ Rnberi; C. Wnktein Jr.. the Italian American Club, Eld- ^®®m®nt on cases where a Scruggs and eon, 43 ’Thomas Army. $1.8 million. Ckmnecti- commission has decided. The came next, showing a Dr. Tulp Two W ay The audience seemed audibly Mr and Mm . Ronaid W Ver- ridge St. ' qualified m ajority vote should St, Rockville; Mrs. -Lynn Neill- cut Cartridge Oorp-, Ploinfteld, 17th quadrennial meeting will demonstrating operating pro- Thoro W ash relaxed and appreciative of a m t. and B4ra Robert J ___ not be applied.” 8*n and son, RED 3. Manches- .Cartridge cases, be to Kansas City in 1968. cedures on a cadaver to a group The Manchester YR dub will ® system of majority Action With ter; Mrs. Betty Pease and son, of medical students. W.T. GRANT CO meet and ’ elect a president to- already exists but it hat Double Rack A.’"'“(t; painting -T-sL. by Piero dl Cosi- ^ ssrs, ^ q , jj, Bverert. "■ PARKADE MAIN 65 Wells St.; Mra. Anne Fbley morrow at 8 p.m. at the Legion appUed only to minor is Loading and son, 28 Undman St.; M n. GOP Position on Viet Nam mo showed Vulcan, aon of Juno. out that tola waa toe Home. A fihn, "Beyond Three ®“®®’ ®®«l™»hig Jan. 1, tt was to STORE STREET Patricia Purdy and son, 454 EL being aided by nymphs after he GieropeuOc value of arL and Doors.” wlU be Shown. K depicts ®-PP“ ®<* •» CCrtter St.- Mra. Sally Thibo- waa thrown ftum ML Olympus jt T«iyr ooe by giv- State News poUtics In America, and is pro- ™®” hnportant ones. Delegates a_JL ^3'f JC ^ JU LI JL diSau and daughter, Newington; ‘^Hot-G>ld’ Democrats Say because of his deformities. This ^ senae of peace.” duced by toe Southern New French had prom- ... s ; — X C S hangs in the Atheneum, Hart- ______SCrs. Beverly Lambum and Bngland Telephone Co The “ ®^ *® suggeatiors daughter, 46 Hollis Rd., South (Conttousd from Png* Om) ford. Roundup mostly on dotes tar future meet- Hands, described by Hiss meeting la open to afi interested Windsor; Mra. Wanda Mahone the old Supreme Oourt room of persons. togs. and daughter, 4 Rogers FI.; Viet Nam while purporting to toe Capitol for their televised Nielsen as probably dMormed Ex-Klansman (Oenttooed town Page One) Some delegates expected Bfra. Barbara K ozid and son, support the President. addresses. They packed it with by various stages of arthritis, French proposals tor dotes toat • Vinyl-Cofiliion *nib Interior, Will Not Rost, Chip, Puncture Glastonbury. “Particularly Immature, to a partisan audience of about 200 w ere ------Admits Use woidd prevent further meetings DISOHA3RGBD SUNDAY my judgment. 1s his reiteration _ tncludtog about 60 of their Man ^ 1 ^ of the old cliche that’there is no House membere and a dozen U; “The Postman" by Van Gogh CLOSED FOR • Full Extension Capacity Rack for Easy Loading Of D ynam ite Where • Washes and Dries 15 Complete Table Settings er Bducatian “oontinues its wee walking along U8 81 n ^ a a in u oqMoted i Biote, Glastonbury; John Sal- hl^ry n ^ to give “vigorous applause” brecht Durer. ” *r*r ------p^argo when be w m ntr., office until tiie plan tm , 4 Earl Si^Mrs. Norma ^ ***®* recorded for the Unsanitary conditions to (Conttoned from Page Om ) se/^ tar a pennenent director a goes through tor merging It with Service • Calrod Heating Units for Ge$m Oven Drjdng M trW s , 200 LydaU 8L; Mra ®®®,^**® *•*’ ®bort of total ■vie- televtoton-radlo audience. early, operating rooms was and developinant of a small the of ttro^r or H6len Barrett, 84 Bowm SL- Dlrksen’s review of tntema- vividly shown to ThonM Eak- sort of vtolenro I^IM staff,” ths annoiinoement said. * 5 ^ ^ ‘® * ganlsattons - the Ekiropean Is Our a Sound Shield for Extra-Quiet Operation Mfark Bergeron, Hebron’ House Democratic Leader titonai oflatM drew sub- ins “Gross Clinic" and “Agnew McOomb.. area, - « he would IX go to X- _ j o i. pbUce class. Breateii ^ Community and buttled back to JolL • Thoro Wash— Washes from Top— Middle— Bottom C a rle s Bickel, Blast Hartford* Albert said “ if what we tatoed oi^fause because be Cllnle," done In 1875 and 1889. Jatt. L y u d SpcU KS ®ti*»tom, ths atomic pooL Best Paul HofcL 42 Spring SL; blm (Ford) say tonight deek largely in generalittes. But Surgeons pictured in the oper- wSson, 23, told of Jointog NEW HAVEOf (AP)—"PasM a Exclusive Flushaway Drain, No Messy Screen-Filter to Tiomas Metal, 11 Foxxroft Dr • *bat ttiere’B going to be Ford brought toe Republicens to ating rooms were performing «'R»y SmUta’s group” at Me- saems tantallzlngty near” to tha Producfl O ean Jdmeo Ruftoi Sr., 8 Fernwood *** about-face to RepuNican vot- tottir feet wttta thunderous ap- their duties minus rubber oomb. and later betog a mem- Wet Nam war, Yale prof. INVENTORY Dr., BoMon; FeUx Jabton, RFD ®“ crucial Issues as piause by ids demands tar glove* and dressed to frock her of a seoood Utalted |Oan unit Stangtaten ly n d tedd a crowd of a Dispenser for Spotless Rinsing and Drjring 8.’Bo)ton; Mn. Olive Wells, 14 •*ioatlon, health, and war on "truth In budgeting by the coats* with no efforts at ail because toe first one had grown 8,000 on campus Monday idgbL DWYER WOOPWORKIND FROM 1 P.M. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 19th Niwman SL; Mm . Shirley Da- P o v ^ . ^ <»® look forward to white House” and his attack on made to sterilize the area or too large. Hb^ald be Is not now Yat. whUs tha Nbito Wetna- FINISHING AND MODEL SHOP VlfL 26 Weilman Rd.; Roooo * very productive second ses- what he called “toe bad odor of peoplia Involved. a member of the ISan.* mese are encouraged by the Model SD 300 D'lAbaite, 15 Irving SL; Reno Bton o f the 89th Congress. political bosslsm” to the* anti- A ' portrait o f “D octor He told of-dynamite bombs ceasa^on of bombing, “they O F B O L T O N T ia NOON THURSDAY. JAN. 20Hi DfpToiir, 399 E. Middle ’Tpke.; "If, on the other hand, aU that poverty program. Goiehet” by Von Gogh showed beln^ tooaed Into the yards of so .observe ai mttitsiy buUdiqp Rout* 85 443-5324 Three Way Thoro n o n . Alice Qil>ert, 876 Mitin m .roaliy saw .and heard was Even before toe Reputaheans toe ^hyslqUm that helped toe CtaorleB Bryant and toe Rev. la tbs south, snd so they wander Washing-Flushaway Dndn 0 t; Bentard Bantle. East windinr*dreeBtag intended to could get cn the air, Jotanafan artist thrau^ ,his mental James Baker, and of a Finn which is the real Amerloea poll. Liincheoneffe and PAYMENTS till APRIL *NTERI0R ow l EXTERIOR CREATIONS Rinse Glow Dispenser BfirtAxd; Brian Andresen, East confus) the Issue and conceal turned loose a series of adminls- breakdown. Hospi^l conditions meeting where he said the cy and which Is ths make-be* Hgl'Ulard; Bonnie Sweet, 940 EL tbs RepubUsana’ real record, trailon announcements that weM Ulustrated in “Corridor of names of persons “who needed lieve,” Lynd said. •f FIBBIGLAS oml PLASTIC Tpk«.; Mrs. Rita Tays, then I Link ii was largely a competed for notional attention a Hospital” by Abraham Boss, a Job being done them” were *nM S6-yearold history teach- Credtf Office W ill Remain Open Up To 3 Years To Pay! Mire. ,'OsesUa Dtani, wests of ttma.” wlto what tbs GOP leaden had a 17th centiuy artisL and his put into a bat, with Klansmen er returned last werii from a HAROLD J. DYWER. Owuer-M «a9W ISwarld M >osaa, t h e l UpubltecMB Issdi n '^ 180# to say. . "Charity HospltaL" dra-wiz« thsir “Jobs.” ]04sy Tlittt to North Viet Naza. \ ' <'

ll^CHESTER EVENING HERALI), MANC^TEB,,p^^ 19^ ^G E,Ei;Ert^ .|UNCPEI|im jBVENma ^ ^ m E Foss Holds Up Uqui^ii-San ..iN •■■4. Herald Angle

KARL YOST A.** V M u a n iP iA s R m n ^ Pick, Sports Editor D u k e m tm AFL Boss Squashes N eighbors But B^iUin^ ^7 the College Hoop Trail Firirfield versus Connecticut. . . Central versus Yale Rumors of Removal F rom P ats In National PoU l ‘ . V . 4 I A s S M e e s s o r . .„,Centr«l versus Connecticut . . . New Haven versus HOUSTON (A P )—Commissioner Joe Foss hM with­ BOSTON (AP) — The NEW YORK ( A P ) — T h e competition b e tw ^ Trinity\ > . Yale versus Fairfield . . . etc. held approval of the disputed______trade______involvinjf_ San Boston Patriots have lost BOSTON W T - ^ « - Duke Blue Devils and the Kentucky Wfldcats for ^ Many ^ t e ^ k e tb a ll fans would like to see pairings o l ^ ’s'E ra ir I^dd imd E S Faison while he investi- • .F.' — a young mwnber of their tiond Baflli»tb«ll Aagoda- place in The Associated Press major college b^etbaU happy HOUnAYi — hetween te ^ b o v e . . . but it won’t happen this season gates tampering charges—and at the same time has 1965 squad and learned tkm eoaehcBcaBiViit ca t^ poll has reached the cliffhanger stage with Duke cling- Na«a Dotaea taito and it ifi very unlike^ to take place in the future. pointedly squashed rumors of his removal M head of that star linebacker Nick libw arfth tile Mju^itlcdge ing precariously to its slim lead. - Buoniconti has become dis­ they^ieoly hajS^e le' Mn ^------enchanted. about, 1,^50 games to reach OON8TKUOTION —Bob Our- Offensive guard BUly Neigh- tte top Jn cobbing profi- examinatlana. Undefeated Ken- “Hie WUdcate are 12-0 Un Itss-sse, Ron CburehUl 14»- bora, an All-America two years BOX MAYN*» BnX HIUM8KI T MIDfflaTS tacky la Idle unOlJan. 24 When , 3». Gil plaveB 147-M, <^r- OOOK BOHBEBCHEK eieDcy> n a e abooUng by Brad Steur* ego and an aU-stor choice as a High RoekvUle Hlgk Bagh .x.», JW „m , .— V ^ “ •**«• ®" Louisiana State while M arvlai^^TOll and Wake McConneH 148-aSO, JJwk Connecticut Sporto 'Writ­ ‘ fnw man.1 .ttiajr imiat beat, Ar^ ,101 ^ . ,, The now Dolphlw i, ------rookie ta 1964, was olahned wAd (Red) AiMcbach, OonORn- ^ D « l» <**“ “ » longer rest before Talley ISO-ST^ Otto M ^ r W er*' Alliance yojterday at Les for poet-eeason play. Monday by the new Miami fran­ p«*<* OU to a 2S-17 Forest 101-81. 370, Tony DlOregorlo 366, Don Shaw's. « « * 16 of the 38 piay- ^ «*ver the lOka last night St. Joseph's advanced one and then backed It without com- ere they will receive under tto - chise in toe American Foortboll Midpoint for Scholastic Clubs FlaveU 360, B en t«i Oagood 1,47- League expansion draft. ^ JohnHenaceoorodaUMpolnte _ place to third. Hie Hawjw _ tv«, Yanto 380 Hmy Daen /ffSS'rre,?4i'’to‘toS Trinity ment »>y ^pi^ MS powera JS were George Bisaeca, the law- "Happy bto not entirely satle- “ * oommiaaoner. wound up w*th 14 playen who Previously plucked from the s»^ Two^polnto was the margin of «* P«vldence de- 144, Ray QHetuy 148. yer who coaches Fairfield Uni- 'vith a 9-3 record at Trin- Aaked Monday afternoon storten art times last Patriots roster was quarterback mMMg .iWta wwy geiw Wton •" ■arn«.^ rui polled 888 points, only feated Rhode Island and Boston verslty (11-D . htiaky Bill De- *® Robie Shulta. 'T thought aboto. the rumora thart toe own- season for their respective Eddie l^son. ' Befa J^ twt. AuSAa^V^ to- hmSoo n:otor8^^^21 JtaT^- ^ Wildcats, cbllege, advancing two places BOOBEtTBS— Joan WWte trick whose Ctentral five has 've should have won two of the era were looking to buy up his clubs. Among tto players the BuonicomU returned ftom T h i r d ■tk^ vw H ttU wtanihg .: i,0M The Blue Devils had 24 first- to VanderbUt. 14-2, 120, Carol BuidmeU 126, Pat copped all 11 starts and Don three games we lost. We had contract, FVws said: Dolpbins picked were Buffalo Houston, where he played ta the SSsTSr Kentucky's 17. tW?Tto flfti.. Ooflen 131, Joan Scott m Ormrod who has guided New chances in both gamea right up "i em still on duty and will be flanker Bo Roberson, toe BUta’ all-star gome, qidte unhappy ta^.-heiiB.'.ry ii- ajotors '' The voting Is based on games -p),« -;*Ww jum 4B, mM. OOHin- __ _ _,______.... Vanderbilt with 212 and Kansas. 3. St. Joeeph's, Pa. 11- 2 323 Jr. 141-380, John PhilUpe 128- TWi» ttolirnia nnriim fll^r tlmn ua t o i t d a as ganMiat isan- !•**■ winning over tae lAoAs, Vanderbilt with 212 and Kansas, «rtth leans and bounds in re- teams always do bet- announced his decision to hold player for Roberson, who st 26 py with one club and got what By PETE ZANARDI « » «go and » kx*s Uke another The Bobc^ oocupy.lR^ tune ^ geneyy «a-*i tWc naama tor Um R«- 1*8. Points were awarded on a 4. Providence ...,. 12- 1 231 120—388, Pam MartaelU 126, hy trying to mek« It*d agelnst egeir )oft ttog toa^ dtomted to eoorwe lor «e kc veorn and the Sta^a. B1 home, Shulta hae high up the deal that sent Liadd and ^ oJde^ player picked by they wanted from another team. Finisliinir the first half one o< taoee years. Only a half . . _ _ , . , lee metatoi MVi'- J«*» were Jhn PatoJak (14) of 10 for a first-place vote, 6. Vanderbilt ...... 14-2 212 charolette Pttllips 338. said, would welc^e any ^ ‘ ^ essftt campaign. F^atoon to Houston lor Uneback- toe Miami club. A precedent bos been set.” t^sSSon MaSesS now. Coventry.'Itoy took thw e?^ elan end Tony KaetauWtaa (11). » for second etc. 6. Kansas ...... 13- 2 168 ------Big man for the Bantams has er Johnny Baker, defensive end ——— — S - uB«*> H«®»y wiu go With opener, 83<7. consideration lor a post-season R«n ^ Leading oooreni for tins lAons Kentucky, which trailed Duke 7. Bradley ...... 14- 2 160 r e n e g a d e s —SaUy Anider- been Jim Belfiore, a 26 plus Gary Cutsinger and defensive Buoniconti, former Notre High (4-4) on Furphey (14), Don w«„ nwit. toturhament berth. However, Dame star, promised to play High tonight at the CJlante g-mery (ll) and Roger Burnham ’2 d Ptayer ntooUNmedt WlB he were OlayUm Hence (0) end by 40 points in last week's poU, 8. Texas Western . eon 92, no mark, Don N eff 138 scorer, who is also the team’s back Pete Jaquess. NCAA Planning area scores wwh 320 Joflbn Zepoa (61). closed the gap after beating fl. Ctocago Loyola the road ahead Isn’t too easy out Ms own option If he isn’t Arena in a CCIL contest against ttie 6-7 Sufaeld entry, a 26 average for Coach OisrHe ^anxmg m most importac* 6u- ^ ^ » — 353. Bob Boorodi 366, Bob with the likes of Providence, best rebounder despite playing FV>ss refused to make any In the second game the Tigers Vanderbilt 96-83 to take over the 10. UCLA. Reid 355. a backcourt pool. Belfiore has comments on his decision but TESTS MENDED ANKLE—Outfielder Tommy Davis of the Dodgers trots granted a generous pay in­ schedided for 8 o’clock. The Sharos ^ e Tom KolodzleJ u « « to the stniggto to keep the ViUanova, St. Bonaventure, To Study Video crease and said that other AFT> Jjidians, working on a two- AMumption averaging nearly 50 per did issue tods statement: around Dodger Stadium to see how ankle that kept him out of action last sea­ t^^man to watch for the Pa- Sg^t^ Canisius and veterans oontempiate the same game win streak, wUl be look­ PZ*8 Specials TEETOTALERS — Ruth cent from the floor on basket ‘tPending a thorough Investl- Coaching Aids son is doing. With him, (L to r.) are pitcher Claude Osteen, infielder Nate Oli­ scheduled. move. ing to avenge a 72-68 defeat Smith 189-187 — 540, Marilyn The “big ope” Is at Fh-ovl- tries. gallon of the charges of tamper- ver and pitcher Joe Modler. ______(ap photofax) suffered to the West Heirtford Manoheeter 67, Oonard 60. ST.: 5Slg"J’S.“ Exams c m Colhge Action Barber 186, Marguerlto Blasko • • • tag, I am withholding approval NEW ORLEANS. La. (AP) — Buoniconti said many players dence. A Fairfield victory— were disturbed over the Mgh five befme the turn of the new EOlngton 67, Suffield 60. Mis a * * * ovST some c t these top potato. 459. which is quite possible—would of toe trade. I em also advdsdng The NCAA Football Rules Com- Bast Granby 68, Bolton 45. <*®to« more ctoeely Hie third game saw the Yale bonuses paid to draft choices year. SonhomoreSophomore Jim Masker re-re ^ „ defeet the Punue, 47-28. Boy bo a clincher lor post-season Lack of rebounding has ham- mittee has set up a subconunlt- " t o y a I j U t U C sLXaTttlTteS OU €T Goatees Out Hie area epotUgM foOows 12- Soutii Windsor 76, Coven­ Western Kentucky’s BEC—OU « Keeney 138, Ed this season and toe Ladd-Fftison try 61. mains the bright Ught in the Spence Jr. 141 — 882, Ted play. pered Yale (4-7). ^ v tt Z tee to study toe use of closed------HOUSTON (AP)—Goatee* trade fanned the flames. Ungton High to Sutfield High Staoe AueAach has ocnimn- Jchneon (2d) led the Deaitef of- "Our goal is to go out after Bham 70, Ledyard 48. Windy City, averaging 28 points Chambers 141—363, Stan Ml- are out In the American “ We realize the clubs have to tonight. Hw KnigbU (4-4), riww- lAatod getting out of the coach- toneive and Ricky Smith (12) our 12th iwln to Insure a wln- th?rtoe S*8 h ^ '^ i reprosentati^ of toe Lustc« circuit television and other vld- a contest tag ranks for some time, be ob- was outstanding for the Pumas. rucki 151—378, Watt Suchy 137 Mantle May Wind Up Football League. go high for draft choices,’’ he tog a 30 HOOC mark, need a nlng season,” Bisacca said, mores on their 16-man squad, whlle*a''Smris''°rSres8.“ win to stay even with South viouBly tasa been looktag for a ______— . Patience Rewarding —362, OlUe Jao-vle 352, The AFL, at Its meetings said, "end I don’t expect to get WindBOT High atop the NOOC Buooessor. He ehed no light on WEST SIDE BUDGETS With ton^e ta cheek he a^ -Our problem has been to Ivy WilUamson, chairman of Monday, officially ruled that $200,000 or $800,000 next year. atandinge. In other action, Rock- the poBolble succeesorjo«r inuiMuMionday —A driving___ -D lay-up by big- c BUI- NEW YORK (AP) — Basketball has never been a _COBIBIERCIAL______Dennls ^ ^ to say the L l committe;. said Monday Yank’s First Sacker all player* must be clean But if these clubs can hand Wile High (8-6) travels to Storrs Black Hawks Place Three except that be was able toeJtaf- Gauruder (24) In the second w aiti^ game at Western Kentucky but tee high-scor- _ 353 w eir “ ■The Stags ToastT'balanced - anything furtoer about toe case, the subcommittee had not been shaven with the exception of blank chocks to these rookies, and E. O. Sc -Jth, Bolton High Inaitc 0ome ct thoo6 woto overtime gsve N assiff A nns a in g M illtop p crs nftVC QisCOV€r6u tn&t p&ti6nCG C&n p fly —389, W illie Koetodh, 143— . . 1 a.K * 1 *" every game reveal toot he had toe given anv definite date to report ROCHESTER, Minn. (A P )—Mickejr Mantle could moustaches. they can give the veterans what attack with four players ave- but have trouble in the last 20 _ “ J^!T o.w ^rr recommendations (1-8) plays boet to Beet Granby With NHL AU-Star Squad previously mentioned.^ thrUling victory over the Hob- off when p oin ts are few. ------350, Paul Aceto 139-139—352, .'KtafnirtaAn iR flTiH 1Q j * « s ^ powoT TO llin« am owhgt Up to $2,- recommcnaauons. wind____ up _ __ his major . league _ baseball career _playing . first The ruling means Ernie they’re worth.” EBgh, CovenL„ High (31) seeks _ . 1 ' He______said he badbeen be tamed *>y Shoppe last night, 58-56. The HiUtoppers, averaging The Eagles went into a semi- BiU Daley 353, Harold Duff Der eame minute. Som^ng Ji^ OOO — end up to ^,000 with the Williameon, athletic director fjew York Yankees, depending upon w h a t Ladd will have to take a Some observers were sur­ revenge______at South______Windsor High_ NEW YORK (AP) — Three to each of the league’s six ciUeS x>y Frank Ramsey, ths TraUtag throughout, and be- over 90 points per-game in 18 freeze early in the game and, by 364, Julian Smoluk 879, BYed ^ • Lve ^el out-^to!md^ evI^ approval of toe Hague’s execu- atjwisconsta nam^ Mayo CHnic doctoTs leam 18 wrong witb bis ailing right razor to his goatee. prised to learn Botton had not (6-1) and RhSm (6-8) welcomes noembers of the Chicago Black *® taken after the first half of fanner Kentucky aoe who went tond by 10 potato going Into the previous aarts, weathered blanking Clem Haskins, the Oakes 362. nave been out rebounded every cammdttoe. The executive dorf, supervisor of Big Bight b o i i M p r ------But Joe Namato, who re­ protected Neighbors from the liOdyard In Hebrons KtawkB, including Bobby Hull, campaign and again after ^ become “the best Mxitih quarter, Naasiffs caught Morehead'e idownlown dodge Hilltoppers* high scorer, ]Mnned ------gsune. cently cut off a moustache Central V committee Is made up of the Conference officials, to head the Mantle * arrived hero Moivlay pa«t. Now, however, he admit* expansion draft. But toe form­ Manchester has come back the gotiscortag leader, have the end of the regular season. basketball” with the ^ tied the cwnt at 48-aU Monday night and crept to a 46- the visltora in an 11-11 tie with CHURCH 10-PIN—Jim Farr he had been growing, can “We’ve been lucky,’’ Dttrick out-fittd goaled »vine oJub owners. study group as toe Rules Corn- for three days of examination, j^^’s giving 1* some serious er Tennesaee star bad a e Bristol chib, wWch joined by teammates Qleiui Stanley and left winger Frank permanent basis although vol- ^**7™*,.“’ Gauruaers ago, the HiUtoppers beat the points in the second half the Johnson 668, BOb Btavens 664. helped. I know a lot of people H artford «1 manager. GlUman criticized done about changing the present nWv«d mi ttilona only one defeat — that to Hall, a goalie, and defenseman Mahovlich. The others named unteertag his seirvtoes for any '"'*™toS ^ Morehead in one o< a HiUtoppers held their margin ------said toe old gym at Central -we are the best 8-7 team Houston owner Bud Adams for substitution rules which permit __ ,]|Maacheater — siq>idiea the - pterre Pllote plus right winger were goalie Gump Worsley of job on a rtxxrt-term stand. iim^ WnT-Himn o f major games as the the rest of the way. Dwight ELKS—John Rleder 166 — was worth at least 20 i>olnta to ui New TCngi«Twi and one of the Issutag inflemmaitory monetary two - platoon football. Frank P®**™ missn re ms 1077 FOR EXPERT < jKMitton mday at the Arena. Gordie Howe end center Norm Montreal, defenseman Matt Auerbach also eliminatod ' iir»ii.hn7nTi/>ftrt atiiu. munairi n 07 Ai TJHin At Dayton, sophomores Don 149—383, Goorge W aller 147- Stogiled out was Paul Zajac Hartford. “We loot six games stUrei.” mtaation because_ he __said It cost ** tos shoulder, “but I can hard- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING ^tadlans have finally Ironed Laperrlere of the Montreal ers. ton Odlege coach Is “ hawing rti None of toe Top Ten clubs May and Glinder Torata scored 137 — 391, Harvey Duplin S62, of Meriden, a transfer. “He has ,bha.t we should have won. Our ^ie uproar caused by F\)sb’ more money for ‘ coax^ ' a ^ ly Wt Irt. I cant purt afigtiilnc on Tuesday, Jan. 18 COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE themselveeout. Oo<3aptatasDon Canadiens. ------trouWea enough emotionally n7av«t' ^ w diT ^r Httabv ^ was schediUed but Dayton, Uke 2 points apiece as the Flyers John Norotto 362. brought us along. W e wouldn’t rebounding been weak. sinnoiuncement overshadowed athletic scholarships. a tfaraw.” Conard at Manchester, 8. SEE ■Romano end Jim Kuhn, along Tniman toe circuit’s leader ___ a 24-gome ooHege schedule ** ^ ______] Western Kentucky a contender overpowered jBt. Francis with a ------—— be 11-0 without him. He does -"pbe strongest and inugheot other developments at toe meet------The Mlayo exonttoortion appar­ Blast Granby at Bolton, 8. r^SS^u’STetS' Ed Gaffney Wins ^ for na/tiT<9 af»t\T‘a Colorado evened Its Big Eight led Indiana out of the Big 10 Boston Celtics return to PhUa- an aH around player, ta Det- M Bob Foley of Norwidv A sos, a threertlme AlH>eaguo Backofen 210-483, Barbara baseman, a potation Manfte has Swimming — Manchester at ■:time out. The work of Mark ^^oug Barkley o f^ youngster compiled a 272 score f j ^ Okmey beileves toe large wim- record at 2-2 by trimming Iowa ceUar with a 23-polnt spree ^ w a 7W ay” S t ^ they rtek’s appraisal. weak bench has plagued the toebocker, to the Broncos for GriswoM 492. been rtaucrtanrt to assume ta the Conard, 8:30. ___ - Heller,Heller. Bob HamUton and Dick R«1 Wings were among those to win easily. ^ !!!!!? ber of strong entries in toe pole gtate 71-68; East ^rollna against Iowa. The H^ers.^who b c ^ to g ^ tSL s m A trip to Srt. Michael’s Satur­ other scores were: Earl Har- ^ ^ Hawks. " ———————————— ZiBomberger------— han------cdso-- improved, ---- s^l^cted . for the second . . . team .w,n ...... V.. T...I Auerbach talked about retir- ''■tilt at the Boston AtMetJei> As-An. nipped I__» Southern_. . . Conference foe . shot. . . better. . than .. 60_ per cent thev did last week day night Is a big one for the ^ mg &«■ more than a year be- ^ VMI 8 7 « and Ohio University from the field squanderod a 16- ^ s to n will play Detroit In the Blue Devtls. «^bler, who pulled down 14 re- “ I Vasko 2« tore finally maktag it oCftoial. ^ ***^ indoor record, topped Seattle 84-78 ta an inter- * * * ktfcw .a_ 0.1 .SI A. _ _ —S.1 TTai*i*v TffhUrAll n f tKjfe Naw ^m*lr IT^llAon 0 1 9 anfl A.1 ^l^hrkTVi Afl * »i»» ■Wesleyan first me^. Md i^Mlklta^tt 212 and A1 Thomas ee^onjd game. P^^^^M^®w£?s^£ kettau“^s(^totion I Q>® BAA ton ^ heetded _ a Unlveralty of Hartford Southern Oonneotlcut by three, der injury. and have been lighting for our reasons MACHiNiNG history of spent*. hto out of ao. tryu. atw, a recoid.Tnjimu team’s scoring - aoe, Woroester Tech by - five___ and___ "Die big - plvotman- WO* glven Inoonsistent shooting, far be- lives.” „ , . m ' on Ws taap'at'*^K of C Baaiadtao, ■wea held to 35 RjPX by six podnta The foul Monday oH to rest tor what low the national average of 43 'While John Wei^ has be« INSPECTION Blames Self potato In two games last week shoottag statistics to date show turned out to be a muscle per cent, has been the biggest dunktag ta 25 potato p tr ort- ONLYii ______a* Hawks dropped games Hartforf’s opponento staking sprain. reason for the .500 showing, tag the AIRCRAFT ENGINE ASSEMBLY WENGEN, BwitMitand, u.>.». ^ ctanatl and Philadelphia, said "We haven’t been able to gert pjac had a leader ta the nortton caster, camber 68.30 aeconds______Sunday.______He need____Washington Social Club. Stand- Paltodino a candMnrte tor rood agotaat King’s College of Boston would finish on top ”if enough ‘gsu’bage’ basktts,’’ he for three week* In his dub, TOOL AND DIE MAKING ed only a routine time In toe lagB after last wettt’s matoheat a u -N«W Bugluid .aOMiH ooOega * Correct toe setting we do as weH ta the aacond added. This type score comes jnost peroofial fotos by one • Inspect, adjust steering PAYS second run, but missed gate BrltWi Amesioen Club 9-6, boakstball honors Hti* year, half.” near the finiafa and wound vp Washington SocM ClUb 7-8, waa named to toe E.CJI..C. An- after a broken eeft pattern or team, averaging 82 per game, AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING A U 3 FOR O N LY i \ ' V The second faaU opens wltii a tap-tao. The Quinns wiU seek rotaatarte- at Army and Navy Chib 4-U. 19th. Bast OoUegn Divlalon team in gruelling grind of five games in I ^ " o ' ' its first weeldly rsleaae. Hie 6- * • • menrt with the BCAC . . . New EXPERIMEWtAL MACHINING six nights. Boston also will play campus win be ready to Bop- ■RAKE 1.0 junior guard scored 22 five games in a six-tiight span New Haven **OkhttSLjargettSM School System in New EnghnBi potato ogataot Trliitty and but tenvber . . . Bob Miller art WU- ADJUSTMENT next week. Boeutttag toe state’s No. 1 Mmantlc State (8-7 has lota four WELOiNQ 13 agataat Wtaroeater Tecfa, the P R A TT & • Adjust brake shoes Boston is one game ahead of tatter whan hte Banner high Cincinnati although they have a CONSTRUCTION TRADES • Carefully test brakes I r M RrM M M sobool team mate Larry Tenon- two-game spread in the loss col­ made the understatefnent < * Inspect brake lining oeBo, Tech guard, foUowed Pal- day when be said he waa CUSTOM M vkir umn. Philadelphia Is four Otar of Bridgeport (4-8), iDon Tralnlni Ceuriee^TWD weekf to 92 weeks—WITH -•'Inspect hydraulic system ladino around the court hhe a games down and five games be- "pleased with toe rocord." Rritaro- fly stack to fly-paper. W H IT N E Y o i ftn oca - I R A i l Ltoeratoro, toddeutally. the PAY-in MactHiirinf, Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and fatod in the loss column. PaUadtao’s game average Mtoanded shooting whla, ta “ ' Gage Maldnf andPIpa Making. FRONT WHEEL PACK . ' / t w i w i ' dipped ftom 27,ft .(rating him avcBoglng 88.2 potots per game, Socthem (3-6) also tax**. • ' ' . • ’ ’ > VoMIriric 16th ta nwtiniial otaaH ool- Apprentlee CeniieB^Three and four ytari-W ITH ITSELF G A I N I N G leges), at tim obait a t ttw wettc, Mmnphis Folks AIRCRAFT C e n iw s tiM i ILECTROHIC down to 36ft pttnto pw game. PAY— in Shaet Metal, Machining, and Tool and, Showroom New COMPUTER Larry Mixpliy, ft-2 junior See Hawks Win Die Making. guard, sa^ ft anw U M w ntty oris^al equipment PROGRAMMING '\i-w (S H iijh rr iVnijP'- • hn r Rt:tiri‘ single - gw M rcpMiaids mailt O n Fonrth Try fTART BUILDIM YDUR *‘AmCRArr CAREER TODAYl PBOSNUIB T— fc pvnHunN against Ttlatty w ltli 23 re­ ninn! FhW • Arivanu'mrnt Fnh‘i\tiiil MSIMMOeUMUMt bounds. His 36 pqtajts and dT The ^St. Louia HavriiB, aeein. Vkk Am Efnplomitant OMm TIRES tadOOMaiketrfta I^MAM.A 360 COMPUnm nebouniM ta tw o gamea last Inigly carried away wllh South­ • P.iiil Sn.k Li:,ivi: • Ovurtimi) m week w«s « bright note for ern bospttallty In previous ap- ■ n l Hartitord a,ConhMtlcut Some dityen less toan 60 miles. UNIT uconD smsm Coach Oorfiau lAiCcAiiigh. peoraacea at Memphis this sea. I LEASE m:my ilnjiurtnii'n!.', • Cluillt.'iujinij Taken from new .cart toanglng- TAmiUTING A PANfL WIUNB A CAR FROM PAUL JUSSJiS •-Open for Your ConvMloiue— over to Generalo. Center Bol> EVdiqr. M aopho- son, haws flnaUy have won ta tVuih • N ation v L.irfir-sl Ln:ilit NO SOOT...NO SMOKE... IBM-KfVPUNCH mpre, pMced .iq;» 37 potato in that TennesMa city. Mondiy tiiruPirtday earn.—Ip JiL 7:60x14 IBM ACCOUNTING SYSTiNS two gamea, pttua 31 rebounds, to St. Inula, which .made oppo- ALL MAKES Union * Snrinl^K Rcr.rrntionnl it hst makes HEAT raise hla shooting anrarage to nmta feai nxm than welcome IlNednr mW Waditatdiy tyanlnes H • p.ni. $■ Blackwall -aONf A TWO rsAk couitsn^ Tubeless ; 3- 4M M*. leleMlrfi—CewpiHe Tietmkm 16.4 and reboimding' to 13.4 by Ibotag tto thiM previous Priiijrnms • Fxciillitnt Wartanii , fiaturdayi • a.m.— 12 noon wftfie leafBng .the team in the games at the Hawks' home- ALL MODELS If svaltaM*. bring your milHary discharge papers ir AT THt COMNJTt SCHOOL

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Opemos for akfflad Martt* manent poaitloaa that resuira ir n i* T O ISCrecnlaiid C2D EfUnattU SSDaCrao HARfXJYANDSQNRubtdafaR*- typhR, reotnt eoipertanea a mlatmum of pcovloiai iaapoo- 4M9WR3R MRanI* (iM 83Buatte moval — atUca, cellars and not sBwatm but back- ebSSi ALLTHEIK MErect PLEASE READ YOUR AD tkm experience. Apply X*erao» IT N ibn l as The dm yards, weekly or monthly pick- ground la ataaography aad ael DojA., loaa 1 ^ . Oo., Ro> b u g g s b u n n y VEAR4 Of- rffw f*ate 11 a t for a portratt S3 Q u n p ^ OlMeifled or "Want Ads" are taken over the fdwne na n SSThrouah__ iqi. BoUm, Manoheater vleln- oUwr office «a^erlenoo sent SL. Manchaater. eCONOMK U Unfortunate 37 Without (Frj io19 AmericanAmerieui ■. initaneo Instanee eonvealeaoe. The ndverttaer ahonld read hln ad the FIRST CLANEKV/ ftekei far* humorist 38 Young h M « ( Ity. H arold H oar. MB-40BA hripfUL Baattton wlM ra* ■UDbItr DOWN DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for tiio 1 Bender turbid 20 Damsel quire good judgmont aad PERSON to maaage hardware NOSUrmteh _ 22 Difficult 39^%iah next Inaertton. The Herald la responnlble for only ONE tnoor- APPIAANCBS repaired — all SlO tcaaof rtalM aSinginf roico measure , reet or omitted inaertlon for any advertteement and then only ablHty Co moat peofAe. Ex­ departmenL experience n ot ^ SAfllnnatten '23 Gratified makes wasbera, retrlgeratora, aantiaL Wo will train. Full- SFaaaaaatTn 34 Stream in 41 Singing eoioo to the extent a t a “make Rood” Insertion. Errora which do not cellen t benefit A g ood monoon replies 42 Feminine name troewrs, diyera, gaa and eloo- ttme, company benefits. A pply 4 Most fadia France lesoen the valne of the advertisement win not be corrected by wageo, modtra atMoiidl- 33 Gander’! mate 2Slndlvidoa]a (earj trio ranges. OU toumon Grants, Parkade. SSNantteal term Bltexim M ^4SMascuUnenana ceswwwsue M 9 "make good” Insertion. tkmed oMIee. Apply P.O. SEIectriflad 37 Merit cleaned and repaired. Oosma f0RM0PPI»lMAlP6H$LltS Box 7S, Haitflord, Ooaa., sonus 28 Indian peasant A4Bom WANTHTO — Latba or Bridge­ 31 Rodcy pinnadea particles M oin es jSUnpoiished A ppliance, StB-GOBB. SIREfNA.fiOlKaOFFONA atnUag oduoatioa, boatneaB SSAffirmathreTOte 7 IU^ts(alx) port operator, also Aircraft SWbest 31 Toddlers <* (Rockville, Ton Free) oxperlenoe aad aalary re- 34PeerO]mt’a PreposlUon . . SNOW PLOWINQ — avoid high $111 9/EEI^-ENP I861VICTLY instrument maker. Liberal ■BOtlMr 9 Fertalning to 82 SUlmnentB. 35HignmceeutiTe 48Makes mlrtataa prices when it snows. RoutM "AHOPEM AM>C10THE$ fringe benefits. Apply Allied 33 Body of water an epoch (ah.) SOKnocK 643-2711 10 Grafted (her.) 875-3136 now being formed. Free estim­ PROPOSmOH"- Xaetrument A Tool Oo., 67 T 6 6 7 8 9 TOT ates, no contracts. 648-7863 or ^ itn J U -T S r W oodland BL, Manchester, 876-8401. euPo/fA in s/sato v W ANTED — W om aa fo r paut- 649-4675. r r TT Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? /o y o « M.M.A9P‘‘*m Ub m recoptlanlat la So. Wind- FLOORS Cleaned and waxed in vMCOUflUf.nt^M. •or, U fht^plng neoeemuy, 4 a r c h i t e c t hom es and office s. F ully In- draftsmen with minimum of S fT 16 17 24*Hoor Answering Service days, 2:106:80, Saturday 9-12. /mired, tree estUnatos. George Experience desirable hut not to 8 years experience. Salary Sajcter'6 F arr, 649-9229. commensurate with ability. RT 20 Free to Herald Readers Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted—^Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 neoesaary. Please Mate quaUf- BY V. T. HAMLIN TI6HT. ioaUons. Write Box U Herald. Louis J. Drakos A Associates, A L L Y O O P STEPS, sidewalks, stone walla. DO YOU Think mlnkT Then buy 9 Lewis St, Hartford, Conn. PROFESSOR Want Intonnatlon on me of oar classified ndverttaements? flreph^ces, flagstone terracea INSIDE and outside painter. No aaawer at the tel^hone UstedT Simply caU the IMPORTANT NOTICE it with extra $$ earned selling TEMPORARY Telephone solid- Call 632-4137. VnNPIMKKINPOP A ^ _____, ^ .MirrweoMi .^HCIUMIXWB WDIAOAail/ IMMDi WMBte A c u r AU concrete repairs, Reason- name your own price PN M IC / v n ,m ir MCAN'OOOIA Special rates for homeowners Avon Cosmetics. Also many tors needed to assist NaUoftal OOtatCTTHOA, COWTKNCAV W 0 2 6 27 28 29 able prices. 643-0851. The 1964 CivU RighU Law DRIVERS for khool bus, 7:86- W «O M I«0 IHeRSMSMe*. 7WIWU06M RAMttllDeACK 23 u Hi 66 or over. 649-7868, 876-8401. prohihlts, with certatin ex­ prize programs plus savings HeeXh organisation, hours flex­ M MOOCAIPHC EDWARDS 8:46 a.m., 2:l&-3:45 pm . CaU weH««iDatMCHiHe 1 n t c H o m y MIWAMIO MiHinmjMi numcuAR ceptions, discrimination be­ bonds. Elxclusive territories. No ible, 64S-S166. fWAVnCONLY CRA A DKaC’S SERVICE ^ Snow- 643-3414. 90 plowing, trucking, moving, mb- “ NTHMOR and l^ rior paint- cause of sex. It wiU now be experience needed. Call 289------TOU» RMHAGW BY DICK TURNER ANSWERING SERVICE NAME BRAND goods free — CARNIVAL bish removal, carpentry, clean­ ing. Wallpaper hooks, paper- necessary for our readers 4922. PART-TIME broiler man, ex­ hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ Help friends shop with just |1 ing, general repairs, aU types not only to read the usual perienced preferred but not 64941500 - 875-2519 ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ weekly. You get things free. of odd jobs. Tty Dick, reason­ Female Help Wanted and necessary. Apply in person. §7 n d leave your message. T on’ll bear from our advertiser in anteed. L eo PeUetler, 649-6826. W rite fo r details and free 634- able. 643-4636. Male Help Wanted classifi­ Bonanaa Sirloin P it, 287 W est JIr timo wtthoat spending aU evening at the feleidione. B no answer, 648-9048. page catalog. Popular Oub cations, but also our Classifi­ M iddle ‘Tphe., MSneheetar, 649- 40 LIGHT trucking, rubbish re­ P lan, DspL P800, Lomfamok, PAINUNQ, exterior and In­ cation Help Wanted — Male 1164. moval, odd jobs, reasonable. P&.WA NY. 48 Automobiles For Sale 4 terior, paperhanging, wallpa­ or Female . . . 37. w 43 44 Call Ray, 649-6498. WANTED — Bookkeeper, fifil- 1963 OLDSMOBILE 88 — low ____ per removed. Reasonable H ER A LD rates. Fully insured. PYeo es­ time, 5 day week, experienced, Paragon Tool Go., Inc. 40 50 mileage, private owner, wlU THE MANCHHSTHIR Overhead CLERK - TYPIST -r Permanent may have the Door sales, service and instal­ timates. 649-9668, Jos^h P. can 644-14(H bstwewv 8-U sacrifice for quick sale, 643- opening In smaU otfiae fo r ex­ lation on all types of doors, 24 Lewis. 52 W M . DOX L E H E R S 7464. perienced girl, must nave good Has Immediate Openings hour service, free estimates. PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, tyjilng and figure skills, bene­ RIGHT JOB F o r : 1966 CHEVELLE Malibu Super 643-2037, 643-0892. w 67 For Your Interior and exterior. Paper fits. CaU Blast H artford, 289- H elp W a n ted — ^Male 36 PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER a Sport, 6 cylinder, automatic, hanging and wall paper remov- 4389. Mold Makers Information power steering, radio and heat­ al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Tool Makers A N D 'itX i, DEAR <51RU] P o p er. CaU 876-8698. Household Services HAIRDRESSER — full - time, for YOU niPORTANT NOTICE WILL REMAIN MY, C O U R S E , . BY J. B. WILLIAMS QuaUty workm anship. CaU OUT OUR WAY t h e HERALD will not Offered 13-A pleasant conditions, salary plus The 1964 Civil Rights Law Ckitter Grinders MOST CHERISHED I'LL EXPECT disclose the identity of 1966 MAUBU S3 827, 4-speed, ______evenings, 246-969S. If the "right job for You" p 'fc^ 'sifeS sssirA 'i! •YtXJ TO commission, Rockville - Wap- prohibits, with certain ex­ AU Around Machinist 1 W4S JUST-ntyiw LISTEKJ-AAAYBE 1 CAW KEEPTOU any advertiser using box low mileage, excellent conotentlal and the Bxerlence preferred, Kberal ' C0URA^TD60 IW THE KITCHEN, 6ETHW' REACT 1 ing blind box ads who 7090. home or mine. Over 200 Items tag, waUpaper removed, fully cause of sex. It will now be early recognition otf your IN-THEyWARKlEP TD . 5 AND 7, 6 . 9,10 AND II HE, IB, 14- AND 15 BALL condition, best offer. 648-1704. g-a niogter iwaired. Ceramic FLOOR SANDING and reftalsh- available for qualified typist 6 BALLINSIDC CLERK TYPISTS MAINTENANCE MAN BALL IN SIOEPDCItSi:. IN SIDS POCKET/ tile Installed. 10 years expert ing (specializing In older with or -without experience for Lost and Fonnd 1961 (CHEVROLET Bel Air, floors). Waxing floors. Paint- claims transcription work. High poacs^.. ence. Free estimates. Special gray, 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, tag. Ceilings. Paperhanging, school education, good hnowl- LOST — Beagle, male, 6 months rates fo r hom e ow ners. 649- Requirements Include a General maintenance man, **I don’t underttand you, Henry! The car, TV and house standard shift top condition, No job too smaU. John Ver- edge of grammar and spelling high school diploma and must have general knowledge CLERK old, answers to Oscar, vicinity 8695. 742-8313. 9262. payments due and you sit around worrying about the H om estead Parit. OaU 643-8827. fa ille, 649-6760. Plus speedy, accu rate typin g good stenographic and typ­ of welding and electrical work. world’s troubieel” 1961 OHEVROIET, 2 - door CARPENTRY — Concrete work, ------required. Some knowledge of ing skills while additional Paid vacation, tick pay, hos- _ 1 ZT T medical terms helpful. Excel- hardtop, V -8 autom atic, fa-wn anything from ceUar to roof. education or training will pltallzaticm . C all BUI Sm ith, MAILING — __ lent working conditions and LOST — Red key case and keys. beige, $1,100 or $300. caish and Inside and out, no substitute for be well-rewarded. Conn. Bl-Produots, Columbia, Mortgages 27 Uberal employe benefits. CaU OaU 649-0462. take over payments. 643-2849 quality work, satisfaction guar- ______Conn., 649-8660, after 7 pju. #hmrMW,WTA^atfk< DEPARTMENT after 6 p.m. anteed, competative prices, no gpjooND MORTGAGE — Un- Peterson, 643-1161 for iq)- 649-7126. FOUND — Girl’s wristwatch,______COM PU nSTS B E N C A S E Y job too smaU. D A D (parpen- umited funds available for sec Opening tor a deck In the vicinity St. James Church, Sun- 1954 CHEVROLET Station Wag­ try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- ond mortgages, payments to LIBERTY MUTUAL DRIVER — Retail oil delivery, Mailing Dept. FuU - time day, January 9. Owner may on, excellent motor, rear col­ 8880. . . . for challenging as­ employment Would pirefer suit you r budg^et. Ehq>edlent INSURANCE CO. signments in our Etaglneer- full or part-time, knowledge of MW WERBStSK’ claim by paying for this ad. lision damage, operable, first serv ice. J . D. R ealty. 643-6129. 63 E. Center St., M anchester at least two years of high ITDU N AOOUPIEOF WSO; IWI^XIU j CABINET WORK, formica coun­ tag DepartmenL Manchester and vicinity, ex­ OaU 648-3038. $36 takes it. 649-9158. perience preferred but not nec­ school educaitkm. Apply ISNOUD HfWE NUR9M8 CARE FGR A ters, rec rooms, remodeling. A FRESH START wlU lump WOMEN wanted by old reliable essary, WiU train. CaU 648-1668. Bhnploymenit Office, Flrd S H O R T R IB S BY PRANK O’NEAL 711116,50 you WON'T BE 1964 CUTLASS OldsmobUe, pow­ QuaUty work. Reasonable pric­ your debts Into one easy pay- company for openings In East Minimum qualifications In­ Natlonai Storee, Inc., Park es. F ree estim ates. CaU 649- AlONE... P e rso n a ls er brakes and steering, stand­ ment. If you have equity in Hartford and Windsor. Must clude graduattion from FIRST CLASS mechanic, must and Oakland Aveau, East iHPWNO ve n m io m ,'m ■ =li^bPlS" ard transmission. CaU 649-4350. 6986. property, caU Frank Burke to have clerical knowledge and High School with honor have own tools, top wages and H ariford . BONAMSSMMM atNE‘ Cm £9m 9iSH WrtoST^t/wiw. FEIDEIRAL Income Tax returns discuss ways and means. Con- some sales ability. Will train. grades In Plane Geometry fuU benefits. GaQ Mr. BarirfA wSifiDTAKeA prepared with your saving ta ^asS necticut Mortgage Exchange: and Algebra One and Two. 640-4671. mind, reasonable rates. E. J. Permanent jKJsltlon with good Preference will be given to iasoim .Q n. reflnlsbed, cabinets, buUt-ins, 16 Lewis S t , H artford. 246- HELPER Wanted for truck driv- M W HAMS sell. 643-8446. salary and commission. All those who have taken ad­ GUARDS — Male wanted, fifll B aylM , 649-6246. formica, aluminum, vinyl, 8897. w . uK>ly 01*1 Colony Oo., Hu- (CAVeSTHEHO^nU. compaiiy benefits such as va­ ditional courses ta mathe­ or part 643-6361, 644-8888. CLEANING WOMAN tor 81^ DELIVERED tru ckin g company. L i­ WHITNEY (Bear Seymour Ante Automobiles For Sale 4 room apartment. Own trans­ CO .. INC. censed by mass registry of Stmw, idatai S t ) For our one month show portation preferred. Saturdays. 1229 Main St. BY LANK LEONARD C^-PTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ Heating and Plumbing 17 Motor Vehicles. To qualify MANCHESTER M IC K Y F IN N we will have the finest CaU evenings, 875-6647. ed down? Short on down pay­ you must complete a part AIRCRAFT Phono 649-S285 ______6464)022 , homes In the Industry M A M on . Service, plumbing VFENMICANfMME O U B JA M PWCHBCl /^VBFLSlcCOND TO JBSSftJAM Eft l U NEVER ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ or fuU-time driver training DIVISION OF cousvj rum » raoM PKWlY M ^COtfP I knOw hHOW c HE COtUA SPENT 5I VEARB available for your Inspec­ and beating, residential, com­ MACHINE Operators, band sew­ y-YES— IT IS TRUtI RAMSmoi^OPHM V IN JALF- AUD £ni I iJAft TiAie 9m vu/vn^ . 0 sion? Don’t despair I See Hon­ tion. Our display homes program. If accepted, tui­ UNTTED AIRCRAFT OC»P. OIAOCANOOA40RE mercial and Industrial, no jobs ers wanted for firrt shift, 7- F IMCLB. JAKE- PN.OCRI i H hoe est Douglas. Inquire about low­ wlU be heated. Coffee for tion terms wlU be arrang­ X eOtILMT HELRCMMEARINQ RORVEHJTHAN too smalL 649-287L 8:30. Apply Pioneer Parachute, East Hartford, Oonn. I fiA w v^ ri ' OUT est down, smallest payments everyone. We also have a ed. Placement service upon I MMATW3U SAID TO KAREN, MR. STONE ‘ S I S S r S U P a WEST. 168 Florest St„ Manchester. I COWOr— ANOTWERW OOULOI/ anywhere. No smaU loan or fl- large selection of beach and COMPLETE plumbing and oompletkin. Ftione Hart­ i N ^ K y nance company plan. Douglas construction units — best beating service, complete new ford 249-7771 anytime.______COUNTER WOMAN for 7 p.m.- An Equal Opportunity M0t4«lS, !|88 Main offer takes any of them. bathroom Ins tailstkms and ______midnight ehift, 2 to 8 nights Employer, M A F bathroom remodeling, 30 years WANTED 3968 CHEVROLET, 9 passenger Hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. week­ Help Wanted—-Msle 36 per week. Please apply Mister ly. Open until 11 by ap­ In business. Earl VanCamp, Donut, 256 W est M iddle Tpke. station, wagon, 4-door, V-8, ra­ EXPERIENCED hair dresser. pointment Saturdays 9-6 649-4749. i-a d io , haater, automatic, power Apply Marlow’s Beauty Salon, atoonng. clean and ready to p JXX« B O m PLUMBING and beating 867 M ata St., M anchester. go. Vtdly guaranteed. Gor­ repairs, alterations, electric COMPOSITOR AND don’s A0antic Service, Inc, LIBER'TY and gas hot water heaters, free PART - TIME —< Experienced W est R d ., laiin gton , 876-8392. m o b i l e h o m e s estim ates. CaU 648-1496. waitress for luncheonette, grUl 66 CkK>ke S t, PlatavlUo, Conn. experience necessary. Apply m a k e u p m a n 3966 ftT.r>«fcrnmTE. 88 hardtop, 747-5501 'ii ■ W. T. Grant Co., Parkade. #1 automatic power steering, pow­ ^; J ------Millinery, Dressinaking 19 WANTED er brakes, radio, heater, good Garage—Service— MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES Tunning ootidition, winterized, d r a p e s — custom made to Fan-time Job—stsady work. 37)4 boor wedc, psid BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 1 0 b est o ffe r. OaU $48-1287.^_____ Storage your measurements, lined or unlined. For more Information TOOL MAKERS vacation, sidt leave, luMNdtalization, pension fdan r OH, YES. ir s A FEMALE WHY HAVEN'T I CAN'T RISK l o sin g BEPOSSBSBION: Take over ~ oaU 648-1918. WANTED BLACKMAILER... SHE YOU NOTIFIED THE UMGLUCK'S cash needed with GARAOT TOR M NT. AduM. and other benefits. EzetUent working conditions. THE POLICE, WAKITS ME TO 6 1 ^ THE INSTRUMENT PANEL. average c r e d it 1968 F ord LTD, only. OaU 649-7161. ______PART-TIME APPLY e G A G E HER MONEY AND MEET HER ^ MR. GREEN? IT'S THE ONLY WRW X Moving— Trucking— ABOARD A BOAT. CLEAR CAPTAIN PERKS 1965 Chevrolet Malibu, 1968 ~ CASHIER an d Pontiac Lem ans coupe 326. CaU Business S e r v i c e s ______S to r a g e 20 Two Nights, AU Day 889«RM enk tor Graham Offered 18 MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light Saturday Apply la PersMi trucUng aad poekage delivery. MITCHELL DRIVB—MANCHESTER j^iply In Person At TTPBTWRTrERS — Standard Refrigerators, washers a^ 3667 CADILLAC, aU power, alr- sod electric. Repaired, m m - 55 HOUR WEEK—TOP WAGES bondltkm ing, beet offer. 649- stove movliig specialty. Folding MEATOWN hauled, rented. Adding ma­ chain for rant. 6460768. SM9 n ft a r 6.^ ^ ______chines rented and repaired, 1215H SUver Lane LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS East Hartford 3968 F (»D Falcon convertible, pickup and deUvery service. Tale :^pe writer Servloe, 646> ▼-6 ; oakomstie, exceHeni con- 4966. Read Herald Ada I: dMloa. OsS 649-7768. ■ . A ? MANCHESTER EVENING llERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY JANUARY 18, 1966 MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY JANUARY 18, 1966 —-—* Howes For Sak 72 Howas For Sale 72 m Hdp Wanted— 81 Sidnnban For Rent 66 Booses For Sale 72 Honses For Sak 72 Saborban For Sak 75 Snbnrbkii For Sak 75 South Vnindaor Tolland Mrs. Oracle MM’ Mala or Female 87 Tenements 63 HOCKVlUi-t% room apart- WW ™ T ’S T e^SdV S* g t. MMSS^ Pariah — Fine $V4 FOUR FAMILY <» WeHs S t, 4 BCXTON — $10,900 wUI buy this VERNON — ExceUent neighbor- ment, saoond floor, stove, »TO. *qtot wW S ^ anMsiveiiiaiHes. two tomfly room Odohlal with 2-car ga- rooms each, completdy reob- dder home with new heetieg hood, 6 Itedroom Ranch; 2 full William Donovim B u p [ aCBOOli Senior with food * 0 4 IT’ eooaole TO, tW .. SO VOUR ROOM apartment, first side and 4 on the other, hatb an eonvenianoes, wi.th ability would like clerical Wells St. floor, adults o ^ . Call 049- Granby SOMOao. conversion poskUe. lAonsi rege, lazge beatdifully land- vated, 3-car garage, no central system, new wdl - and five hatha, garage, enclosed porch, Historical Society Names Noble Ordttd i ranted, cxceOsnt location. Good aenped tot, Central to downtown heat T. J. C Tock^ Realtor, rec room, only $l8,60(k Hayes Chosen for State work after seboOl or Satard^rs. ' V ' ■ • . ■ : ■. ■' 84*7. ■ ■ ROOKVHJUB — Second floor Agency, Bsaltors, 646-040A acres of good land (partially I valua a t $J5to9- T, J. Many extra fee- 643-1677. cleared). An additional nine Agency, 6464118L M!re. Ftoca CtoMte ot i CaU Wt-W-t. Machinery and Took 52 apartment, aewhr decoratod, Ckuckett. Realtor. 648-1977. d u t c h OOIDNIAL — <=?»***• tuj^lholude 2 ftUl bathe, com ------■ acres adjoining this property Personnel Post Barrows^ Kolas Leaders Trotter a t. w ie kwtedtod ha ■ POUR ROOM, eeoond floor, cen­ kitchen, Iving room. $ bed­ tog of 7 roonu. and 1% b a » ptotobr .rsnlddeied kitchen. CqU MANCHESTER—^EbcceUent lo- NoMe Gvaad ot Suiawt Rebakiah i FOR SALS — 10-B Krie ShovM, U avaUitole if you want more VERNON - Older 6 r ^ Ool» of aU historical landmarks In trally locatod. eismTS. rooms, parMng fecillHea, $75 A "»nk°« wonla cannot o*" Mr- Bypp todoy St the Wesley cation, large 3-bedroom Ranch, nial in axceUmt neighboHwod, WiUiam S. Donovan, 86 High Donald Barrows and Select­ Lodge last nlgM at Odd FM-1 S atoachmentsi 100. / truck land. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, man Frank Kolas were named the town. inK CXtiMFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 monliily. Harold Wattm, Real im m e d ia t e scribe tWa typteal ' " y R. Sfritb! Agency, 643-1567. 2 baths, family room, attached 643-1577. IH acres, trees, garage, en­ View Rd., has been appointed lows HaU. H mounted compressor. AB la ck- CStEST Luxurious Duplex Botale SlsmM. designed home, eanfwsr garage, fuUy air-conditioned, closed porch. Priced to seU. personnel officer for the Mans- temporary co-chairmen of the Town Counsel Robert King 4 « AJt to 5 PJL OROOMINO and boanBnf, heat­ oeUeht oondtHnn, Tarioua Mae Apartments. 414 rooms, 1% Instolldig offioera were Mkw. J OCCUPANCY eostom cnrfted wltt' deadend street low 20’e. 644- Hayes Agency, 648-0131. fleW State Training School at Tolland HletoricaJ Society, recommended that the society Beveilly JetUdns, deputy pteM* | ed Jeennd with seperate runs. (ruck chains. ObA 3S7-S9M. baths, 3 tatrfe bedrpoms, 3 ROCKVnXE — CeikAdly loctft- 8526. which was formed loot night at be formed, and the museum es- m ce and beauty c< Odoolal Vernon Mansfield Depot dent; and Mva. Clyde H,C. Chase, Harmony m n Ken­ private entrancee, Uvtaif roona, ed r - kttehen wMh atove, liv­ Branford Street, Colonial- days of «>id. Central cUmfiO' HOUSING SHORTAGE? VERNON — Oversized 6 room Formerly vioe president of the a preliminary organizational ubUshed to protect the many nel, Hebron Bd., B(dton, 64S- TWO FAMILY. 5-6, on level 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL Cape In sparkling condition, marshal. They wore btaa vei-i ObiFT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Antlqiies 56 dininf room, modem kitchen, ing room, 3 bsdrooma, hath, Chpe. Six finished rooms, with 3 fireplaces, wood sbtogtM meeting. Mrs. Edward Woods, items « of Tolland x«u«.u heritage that vet gowns whUe the o«»er mam-J »«*»>■ to tm A T UxM AM. — 8 ATUBDAT • AM. 0437. ranfe, refriferator, Venetian hidudea beat, electricity, $90. garage. Can be purchased treed lot, ideal east aide loca­ fireplace, rec room, high scen­ gambrd roof and small pana tion, 3 bedroom arrangements. Just listed! SpMlous 7 w bera of the toetaWng team wera J CORNER GBAHt, ISO; achocri hUnds, carpeted. Open eteir- monthly. Harold Htocke, Real with or without fumlablngB, windowa. Screened porch ovw- Who aayw there is a hous­ room Colonial featuring 4 ic wooded lo t assumable mort­ ' W o m a n s^ was named tern- , lack of J?ace to (tis^ay tosip. drasmd to whiteiovms wtth \ ing shortage? We’ve got Really two bouses in one. Wes­ gage. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. desk with aaat, $8; pfnb marWs case, central free parking, on Batato, 875-e384. only $16,9007? good siaed bedrooms, dish­ porary ------secretary.-- several Wngs have been of royal blue and geld.» looks beauftftd landscaped over 200 Urtinga to show ley R. Smith Agency, 643-1567. Artides Fmr Sale 45 top table, ieO; White marble top bus line, near shopping, quiet yard, located to ona of Mkn- washer, 1 ^ baths, fireplace BOLTON — Near center. One ResMents attending the meet­ to Sturbridge VlUage, he added. — D IA L 643-2711 section. H’a Just like owning ROOCVlIXiE—Modem room jiun In the Manrtiester- ing, called by the Junior The team was assisted hy Mrs;'' taMs, i40; sM I matched chester’a best nelghbortionjs. MANCHESTER — Executive and 2 car garage. For $23,- year old Ranch, full basement, King also mentioned the pos­ Audrey Chambers of Blast HOit- SAUBS AMD 8srviM~0^Art4as. chsirs, $40; 4 • drawer cbeet, your own home. Kent very sqwjtm*®*. completely carpet- PAUL FIANO AGENCY Vernon area. We're i>ar- Woman's Club, voted to name Hahn Reltooe, Jacobson lawn — ------^ nnge, refiigentor, |Tfibi4ck Agency, 648-8484. home. Porter Street area, 4 900 this well priced home buUt-in stove and oven, one sibility of the Tolland State Jail ford, past district deputy presi­ 4 - ISO; drop lea< table, |40, 649- reasimable. Call 649-3566. ' tlculaity proud of a brand can’t la st Don Sisco, 649- Miss Ellzaboth Hicks honorary mowers. Also Bomeltte ebala laundry facilities, parking, $106 Realtors—646-0191 new ranch home in Vernon large bedrooms, 2 full baths, acre lo t home in exceUent con­ becoming available within the dent. Sever! members of Wel­ woniMMO nw n rrvswsn^ rof— saws sad btematiom! (X t Os- $16,600 — ATTRACnVE 6% 5306. ohainnan of the society in hon­ next few years. The Jail is one SDC ROOM Duplex — ctoee to montoly. HenSd Htocke Reel room Ranch, fireplace, garage, featuring toads of charm 2 lavatories, 2-car garage, Flor­ dition. Owner transferred. come Rebekah Lodge of Etost- det Tractoie. Rental aqalpmant or of her many acthdUes and of the oldest buildings in the 36 all schools, $100 monthly. Call Estate, 875-6284. fuU basement exceUent condi­ oh a large tot To see this ida room, patio, fully air-con- ■pAurjAmTC s. H7 ATT a /**!? price reduced to $18,900. Im- Hartford attended the liiataila^- Hek Waated-4dale 36 Hdp Wanted—Hale and aum m aag airvloa os all SPACIOUS SPLIT, 8 twta else mediate occupancy. For fur­ devotion to the town through­ county SUU used for its original Wearfag Annrel—Fan 57 after 5 p.m. 649-2497. tion, 180’ frontage. Don’t dqlay, fine buy or any ^ « r list­ b , .jpolnt. — ...... — ■— tion. to work In heat treatbif PART-TIMB kitdien hrip must makaa. LJtU bedrooms, rec room, 1 % baths, ther Information call the R. F. out the years. purpose, and with a little refur­ R o id s tt, ymwm. 679- Dolomite double M caU Hutchins Agency. Raale ing,'call eMber Dbrls Smith ment raly. Call the R. F. Dl- Mandteoter 649-5306 Assisting Mrs. Oracle t*Hl b8 department, third tolft, 1 1 :20- have driven Honoee. Apfriy in Wanted To Rent 68 stove, trees, near bus, shop­ mock Co.. 649-5245. Dlmock Oo., 649-6245. Temporary chalitnam of the bishing could serve as a mu­ 7( liancnwtar Baenaats — excellent, $16.- THREE ROOM apartment, third tors, 649-5324. or Carl Zinsser, today! organdsatlanal oommiitteee are; Mirs. John Christensen, vto8 ^80 ajn., Hberal benefits. Ap- person Chaiter Oak Reatau- Enterpris 1M9. ping.''only. $19,200. Hutchins seum. grand; Mrs. Jenkins, recoidinig 60. 648-9366. floor, heated. 643-0082. MIDDLE AGED sober man Agency, 649-6324. SOTALLER RD. - new quaUty vERNON - Immaculate 6 room VERNON - Ranch. 6% rooms. Atty. Robert King, by-lawS; in penon, 8 am.-4 pjn. rant, 120 Cbaitor Oak St. wants smoU utiUty apartment, MANCHESTER — 8 room Residents at the meeting secretary; Mrs. Beckwith, Oorp., 1372 Tolland KEEP CARPET cleaning prob­ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, famUy built 6V4 room Ranch, fire custom built Colonial L Ranch, walltex paper wall to wall rugs, Mrs. FVank Katas and Mrs. Jo­ NEED a rent? CaU the Rent reasonable. CaU $48-1246. LARGE EXECUTIVE Raneb, 7 seph KotwicB, general; Mrs. agreed to join the Connecticut treasurer; Mrs. Henry Sbaik-" Mandieeter. lems email — use Blue Lustre size kitchen, birch cabinets, JARVIS REALTY CO. placed living room, dining modem kitchen, built-ins, din­ rec room, $14,900. RockvUIe wall to wall. Rent electric Wanted—To Boy 58 Man. West Sider Realty, 648- rooms, modem kitchen with aU room with built-in china closet, Donald Barrows and Mira. League of Historical Societies weather, financial aecretary; WANTED — 8 bedroom apart­ ceramic tiled bath, one block ing room, fireplace, baths, Realty, 875-2527. and the Anwrican Association Mrs. Mabel Dowd, warden; Mrs." PRATT A WHITNEY ahampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint A WB BUT and sen antique and 3566 or 649-4842. buUt-ins, dining room, two fire­ 648*1121 649-1200 3 large bedrooms with large Helen Needham, nomlmtlonB: ment or house for professional from bus. Char-Boo Realty, carport, treed lot, 136x200, con­ for State and Local Hlrtory. Clinton Keeney. ocxiduototeJ s; < Wallpaper Supply. used furniture, china, glass, sil­ places, 2% baths, lamtty room, closet, 2 full. baths, rear and Mrs. Bldmund Qustrale, MACHINE TOOL TWO ROOMS, fuU bath, hot wa­ num and famUy. New London, 843-0688, 649-7760. venient to schools, shopping They also agreed to incorporate m w . Sedrtek 'Straughan, right ver, picture Grinden two fuU baths, two car garage, MANCHESTER — 1968 Ranch patio. Wolverton Agency, Bolton ______toft eupporter to the vtoa THE THOMPSON BOUSE. Qot- $96. 649-7819. Realtors, 649-8813. have you In lots or smaU acre- greater Hartford land Junior Woman’s C2ub, the 13 years OD Grinders ______j- a a a VTTN T TT» labdscapw* styled home, measuring 26x68’, FOUR ROOM Cape, two car ga­ age. Write Box T, Herald. tage Street, centrally located, rage, completely renovated, COLONIAL RANCH area tor the pati fifteen years. 250th Aimlvecsary Ceietxration primarily to*^the efforts of ffrand. Hertlein Drill Grinden 95 WEST Middle ’Tpke., modem $7,500 AND UF ^ tre«s* waU to wall car- level 150x300 lot, 2-car base­ MANCHESTER The nearest He has been active In personnel Committioe, the boards of select- ^ Friends of Tolland. These retiring ttoWe 6* * ^ ; WHITNEY BARBER SHOP large, pleasantly furnished ' ' I>eting mnfiand ilwanjiadrapes InMlinaIncluded in many extras, must see to ap- H atdnen rooms, parking. Call 649-2858 4H room du^Hex, heat, hot wa­ ment garage. Completely, en­ ♦wng to a new home; one own- . . . ______6 room Colonic Ranch associations and civic activities, men and education, and the being kept In a safe CJuistMWWV presented Jig B on EQUIPMENT ter. electric stove, refrlgeiator, price of $24,600. PhUbrick cased in alumihum siding. Ilito ^ room Raised Ranch, lOOx Osll Owner after 4 with two car attached ga­ for overnight and permanent Oompfises the yearly In­ Agency 648-8464. Legal Notices After receiving his BS degree FYlends of ToVland, was pri- urttil a permanent mu- each of her officers with i AIRCRAFT Hbriaontal- Boring Orinden guest rates. garage, basement storage, $180 come on this prime invest­ home features 2 fuU bath­ 300 tot. Immaculately main­ p.m., 643-6692. rage in picturesque Bolton in business administration, cum marlly concerned with the os- geum 13 established. Many of sag®* ot pink rarmtione. At Radial Drills ’To settle estate, must sell monthly, available February ment opportunity. Vast de­ rooms, 8 generous bedrooms, Center. Acre tot on dead­ Cylindrical Lapping MANCHESTER — Modern tained lawn, 2 • car basement UQUOB FEBMIT latide, from St. Michael’s Col- taiWiishment of a permanent them were displayed in the His- close of the toeren ^ y fanmediatedy. One barber LARGE Pleasant room, private 10. OaU 649-2865 before 5 p.m. velopment i>otential in a Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, the bMquet sized kitchen has garage, 14x1$ heated and fire­ Lots For Sak 73 end street Ehccellent buy NO'nCE OF AFPUCATIOM lege, Winooski Park, Vermont historical museum In the torlcal Museum established dur- 'was given a gift on behalf of •At PAWA. you win find a Miller Planen at $21,900. FV>r a look-see, This Is to give notice that I. WIL- chair, like new, and other entrance, newly furnished, on business zone locaitlon. Oon- garage, basement recreation built-in oven, range and dish­ placed family room, kitchen LIAM B B I^N of Grandview in 1950, he did graduate work In town. ing the Anniversary Ctolebra- the lodge. ^variety of exoeHent Gain­ baiberr shop equipment. bus line. 649-7702. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ washer, fireplaced fantily BOLTON — Pour wooded acre call J. McLaughlin at 648- Refreshments were served in slste of four i-room apart­ room, nice central neighbor­ baa built-in oven and range, 3 homesites, ideally located on personnel psychology at Trinity Mrs. Quatrale, chaliroan ot tlon last June. ing opportunities that wlH AlfiO OPENINGe FOR; Call 649-0366 after 6, or ond floor, 10 minutes to Air­ 5306. ments and a well estab­ hood. Bel Air Real Estate, room, brand new wall to waU bedrooms, 2 tuU baths, base­ secluded deadend street, excel­ 4, 1966 with the Liquor Control College In Hartford. (he meeting, explained the goat Bulletin Board the banquet hall, which waa dec- „j>ay you good wages while 646-5334 anytime. A’TTRACnVE nxrni, centrally craft, children accepted. 643- lished leased business. AU all around. Has to be seen. Oommisslon for a Club permit tor you team. H you already Electricians located, for business woman, 643-9332. board 3-zone beat, aluminum lent area of custom homes. BARROWS & WALLACE the sale 04 alcoholic llqUor on the World W « H veteran Mr. of the Society In her ^ i n g Women’s Com- separate hesvtlng and in Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agency, oomMnaUons, minutes to Air- ..have a skill, you will have Tool Room Machinist kitchen privUeges. CaU 648- MANCHEaTER — Adjoining Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Manchester Parkade preremises Route 74. Tollsnd Avenue. Donovan served aa a paratroop- remarks, as preserving the his- mynjty ohib wMl hold a penny green, very good condition. Excel­ Realtors, 64942813. eraft, $28,900. Wolverton Agen­ Manchester 649-5306 7V>1 ------be mvned by « ■ ■ ...... toigulst With.... tory of the town and to use the tomorrow night at 8 in new noble gnmd i^ the the chance to make good Machine Tralneee TOU SAVED and slaved for wall 6931, 648-8221 after 5. lent financing. WiU yield Look Out Mountain, now under fhse of It to advance and to Scrapen Fnrnished Apart|nents 63-A construction — Colonials, MANCHES’TER — Is next door cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Suburban For Sak 75 The Veterans of Foreign Wars ^ mUitary intelligence. accompUshments by the Anni- parlors of the United Con- were^ eie on the refroahm^t refreshment t^« teM«. . to wall carpet. Keep it new high return. the U.S. Inc. of Route 74, Tolland versary committee as a founds- greg^utional Chmeh. Women of ^ '^sera more money. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric ONE LARGE furnished house- Raised Ranches and Ranches. to this beautiful 4 room Ranch, MANCHHSSTER — Six room VERNON — New Raised Ranch, Avenue, Tolland. Connecticut, and PLEASANT Room near bath for COLUMBIA LAKE. $12,000, 4 will be conducted by WILLIAM tion upon which to establish the community are Invited to Mrs. Howard Smii^ p M flood Starting Pay Plus rtiampooer, | 1. ’The -Sherwin- gentleman, parking. 64 High St. keei^g room, aU utilities, near Select the home of your choice enclosed breezeway and ga­ Cape, close to schools, shopping room Ranch, fireplace, panel­ 6 rooms, prestige area, 2 car benson ar '^aodviw RoadT?^ ,Ai addNkm, higher wage Many Employe Benefits Williams Oo. Pratt A Whitney, parking, now for Spring occupancy. rage, excellent condition, large garage, $20,600. RockvlUe Real- land. Connectlcuj^_ y^pentU tte^^ historical society. She said It is attend end eacih is requested to J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. and bus Une, FHA and VA ap­ ing, cellar, new furnace. Airlift Over feU this is an appn^riate time something for the auction. m > scales and additional paid adults, 272 Main. Charles Lespefance, 649-7620 lot, full price, $13,800. Mitten proved. B et^ Goldsnlder, 649- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 640- ty, 876-2627. Dated 8th day of January. 1966. JiDUday and vacation bene­ A partm ents—^Flato— 643-5129 Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. 4965. J. D. Real Blastate, 643- 5324. fits have recently gone in­ APPLY ANDOVER Route 6 — 2 room HIGHLAND PARK School the interert In the town a his- ^ T'oUand Grange tonlghlt Diamonds—Watche»— Tenements 63 furnished apartment for rent, area—roomy 7 room Colonial, FLORIDA BOUND owners are 6129. 5,000 Mark tory, generated by the 250th ^ g j^e men toWng to effect and many depait- Personnel Department Jew elry 48 BOLTON — $13,500. 3-bedrooni mente ere cwcrently work­ LOOKING for anything in real heat, Ufrhts, stove, hot water, fireplace, 1 % baths, recently aeUing their recent 7 room CONVENIENTLY located 6 Ranch with big family room Coventry MIAMI. FTa. (AP) - The criebraUon, l a ^ U to the mlnda ^^arge of the program. The F n r r t M Comer New Park and modernized kitchen, realisti­ ing overtime. WATCH AND JEWELRY re- estate rentals — apartments, refrigerator included. CaU Raised Ranch. A few of the room Gape, could be 4 bed­ off kitchen, corner lot, nice numberlimber of refugees airlBftod of the town a ra sid e ^ ^ moettog wlU be held at the home O r O l l I H l F V IX /ty B Oakwood Aves. pairlng. Prompt service. Up to homes, multiple dwellings, caU Stlens, 742-7273. cally priced at $19,500. Leon­ numerous features are: 2-car rooms, garage, nice fenced In residential area Will qualify A four-point program tor the ^ Master and Mrs. Harry Lo- West Hartford ard Agency, Realtors, 646- from Cuba to the United States Now if the time to tatvestl- $20 on your old watch In J. D. Realty, 648-8129. heated garage, 80' fireplaced tot, only $16,900. Leonard Agen­ for VA minimum financing. T. School Building Committee einoe Dec. 1 bas'^paased 6,0(X). soclety was outlined by Mrs. Jo- jji Merrow. To G et Bulk THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Houses For Sale 72 0469. family room, kitchen with built- J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. seph KOlwica, pubUc affairs LaBonte will hoot a gaite the advantages of trade, dosed Mondajre. F. E. cy, Realtors, 646-0469. With 160 arriving Monday, tbs An Equal Opportunity 4^ ROOMS, heat, hot water, ment, first floor, heat and hot in oven, range, dishwasher, dis­ Of New Soldiers working at "the Aircraft.” Bray, 787 Main Street, State stove, fisfrigerator, parking. water, parking, near buses, MANCHESTER — Six room MANCHESTER — 85 seconds total reached 1,267 men, 2,265 chairman of the Tolland junior n^^^ting of ail the Junior grange EJmployer Theater Building. Dutch Colonial, garage, nice posal and refrigerator! 3 bed­ MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, EAST HARTFORD — Attrac­ Appointed at Town Meeting Womtto’s Club, including the committees of the North O ntral T hen a n hundreds of good Completely redecorated, | 12u. $125. Wesley Smith Real Es­ from Main, exceUently main­ garage, conveniently located, tive 5 room Ranch, ^reezoway, women and 1,662 children. (Continued from Page One) Jobs and training courses 16 Forest St., off Main S t 646- tate Agency. 643-1567. condition, good location, near tained 2-family, 5-6 flat, indi­ rooms, 16x30 living room - din­ A new school buUcUng com­ ... continualtion of the work of the p>omona at her home TTiursdey 0090, 648-0000. near sdiools, bus, shopping, 2-car garage, cellar, sewers, u tH.uecteu vo meoL f rofattog system with anniversary celebration to pro- g p available now for both ex- bus. For full Information call vidual heating system, 2-car ing room, 3 full baths, "take large trees, bus, $18,600. Hutch­ mittee is expected to meet This will total $68.8 blUion, ac­ perisnoed and inexperi- BUS BOT — wanted evenings. Garden—Farm—Dairy 2H ROOM Furnished apart­ Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- out’’ windows, 3 - zone heat, $16,800 for quick sale. Bel Air within a week to elect offtoers "‘oting pride to the town’s his- The Young Republlcana wlU WE HAVE customers waiting garage, priced to seU. Hayes Real Btotate, 648-9332. ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5824. Lighthouses me™ ------•» ------— *“■“ B —~i------— cordtog to the White House, -esMsed people in such fields Apply Cave/s, 46 East Center Products 50 ment, centrally located, rea­ 6930. much more. All on a 200x288 S t for the rental of y6ur apart­ Agency, 646-0181. m>d moke ,-ans for a pra- ^ ^ a Wckoff meeting tor their ^ aignlflcant portion Of that BALDWINS, Macs, Delicious, sonable, 12 noon - 6 p.m., 649- treed lot. Mid 30’s. Wolverton SO. WINDSOR — (Wapping) six Striped Like posed middle school. permanent historical museum in memberahlp campaign tomor- be spent for supporting the J ment or home. J. D. Realty, CONCORD RD. — Beautiful MANCHB3STBR vicinity — 6 from economy to the fanciest, 8404. MANCHESTER — Convenient­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room immaculate Ranch, near ^e membem were named to ^ row night at 8 in the Town Hall. war to Viet Nam. 648-6129. Ranch, large Uvlng room, for­ ly located 6 room home with 3 room Ranch with family room for by Che U.S. government, are Matthew’s Men’s Choir 172 So. Main S':. on the fpxmnd level. 3 bed­ school, 3 bedrooms, full base­ Candy Canes the committee at a town meet- ' iwi w^davs town. St. The demands of the Viet Nam MACHINING mal dining room, cabinet bedrooms, long cheery living FIVE ROOM Ranch located on Paragon Tool Co., Inc. MANCHES’TER — large, new, rooms, living room with fire- ment, big lot. Bel Air Real BJs- ing last night, which also ap- twice a day on w^days. plans were oiriUned for the wlU meet at Mrs. Harold Gar- war have taxed the resouroea of HAND picked, Macs, Starks, 4 room apartment two blocks Business Locations kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ room, large formal dining lot 150x320, very good condi­ tate, 643-9332. DARTMOUra, N.S. (AP) — propriated $9,500 for a coiwul- Meanwhile, six men, mduding education of town ehUdrSn in rity’s rtudlo on the Green to- INSPECTION tion room, Kuidscaped yard. jdace. Laige kitchen with din- all the services to meet commit­ and Baldwins, $1 per 16 quart from Main St., smaU well con­ For Rent 64 room, convenient kitchen, new tion, 2-oar garage plus storage Lighthouses that look more Uke toot, a preUmtoory design and history and the Inoofpora- morrow at 6:30 p.m. ments around the world, to Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, ceramic bath, aluminum tog. area^ .W<1. bqllt-lns. Base­ AmCRAFT ENGINE Has Immediate Openings basket, in own container. Bot- structed building with a quiet apace. J. D. Real Estate, 643- rsjidv «UHH or taarbera’ nolea irw-idgninJ expenses. *®’’ a irlt^ fle d Cuba to a 28- ^ ^ youth program Into the ------maintain a strategic "fire bri­ DESIRABLE atore or office 648-6953. storms and screens, 2-car ga­ board heat. Aluminum combin­ Coventry ASSEMBLY F or: ti’s Fruit Farm, 260 Buah Hill atmosphere. Hayes Agency, 5129, 643-2965. ^ I'PIinrtjtd from the floor to the l^y reached Key aoclety, with the cooperation of Manchester Evening Herald gade’’ reserve In the United Rd. space, ground floor, clean, at­ rage. clean as a whistle. Re­ ations. Full walk-out basement. 646-0131. tractive and reasonable. Apply WEST SIDE — near bus, 6-6 Garage. 150x200 treed lot, $16,- FIVE BEDROOMS are sprouting up on Nova vvera Ron- Oubh. and were yw schools and local youth or- ToUand correspondent, Bette States and to keep a pipsUft^ ot SHEET METAL Bridgeport Operators duced to $17,500. Wolvert« discusses the budret for the Vlett the Eknployment Office ment, second floor, 643-6258, COMPLETELY furnished trail- Playboy Qub G.T.K. CORPORATION Price Includes DeUvery, Setup, Seven room Raieed RaiKsh, modernized. Fkbulous home, 85 estate. Huron had-19. the regul^ S^sLvL- ^ V XT' 400 Main Street from 9-6. \ er, Coventry Lake, $100 month­ (2) Request for a Unilted In Minneeote, it was -18 at meeting, but. because be couM 676 Tolland St, Eaat Hartford Service. Guarantee Immediate formal dining room, famUy acres, investment potential. 8t Maurice Notes BOSTON (AF) — Atty. G a^ East Hartford 8, Ocnmecticut Delivery or Free Storage Until ly. 742-889’ , room, 2 fireplaces, one fuH Lappen Agency, 64041361, 649- Repairer’s License for Texaco Rochester, whHe an inch of new be p re« « t at tlto m eetog EdwBrtl W. Kxmke has ruled •-Gpen for Your Oonvenlenoe— THREE ROOM apartment, im­ District Showing Concern Unity Octave Bible Devotion Needed. On Display ait Main maculate, new, $80. monthly. bath and two half baths, 6140. Station, Richard C. Sanborn, snow fell in Duluth. ^ Mon^y. dtocusston was that Plajrboy of Boston, Inc. can h- Monday through Friday FIVE ROOM Ranch, garage, has been set by St. Maurice EKore. J. D. Real EsUte, 643-5129. fireplace, $160. monthly. J. D. hot waiter oil heat, plas­ Route 44-A, Coventry. Wisconsin waa blanketed by P«»tpon^. Church_____ tonight ^ through____ ^______Satur- b« granted 6 regular liquor H» 8 AJd.— 6 P JI. Phone for Appotntmoit tered walls, buUt-ins, pan­ MANCHESTER — ExceUent 7 (3) Chester Swols, 980 H art­ snow and gripped by subzero Treat s six proposals are. Ttaes.AWed. Eves. TIU 8 PM. Help Wanted— Real Estate, 648-6129. On What Goes into Sewer day night at 7:30 and Sunday ®®nae because tt is open to anj^ ASK FOR CARL FOUR ROOM apartment, brand eled fireplace with book­ room Colonial, 2H tiled baths, ford Road, RockvUIe,. Conn., Colonial temperatures. 'Ihe snow depths 1- ‘‘Maintetatog the currlcu at 4:30 p.m. bodyv wUltog to pay the $25 foe. Eaturdaye 8 AM. — 12 Noon 2 fireplaces, large family room, A raosDt incident, when and Parker Sts. to Oolomoi, • • , __ . — . . . Male Of Female 37 Htfd. 247-0356 or 527-9036 new, includes utiUties, $186. J. FTVE ROOM Ranch, garage, cases, combination win­ seeking permission to establish Rd.. have a history of blockage, ranged from 10 Inches in MU- ^ There wUl be a musical And be ooid the metai keys tq; See It Day dr Night D. Real Estate, 648-5129. dows and doors, laundry aU buUt-ins, hot water oU heat, scrap and iron business, ban- "scum and heavy greases' MOTOR Routes avaUable in fireplace, $160 monthly. CaU caused by the hardening of de- ««ikee------to 17 inches at Park stiuotion to baric , r a b j ^ ^ t comedy rehearsal tonight at 8. the Playboy ’’clubs" ore raatlp. W‘ available bring your miUtary If you have no means of trans­ 742-9098 an ^m e. room, 2-car garage, carpet­ 2-car garage, aU city utUiUes. dling of scrap paper and sheet dumped into the 8th District Falls in northwestern Wiacon- reducing the njwnber of oourees library committee wlU only a form of .credK card. dtocharge papers (DD-214), RockvlUe and Coventry. CaU portation, ru send my auto for THREE ROOM heated apart­ ing, city utilities, profes- Charies Lesperance, 649-7620. metal, etc. on Depot Road, Cov- tergents. Circulation Dept., Manchester ment, 456 Main St., $80. 648- sewage lines threatened to dis­ sin. *n questionable a r ^ such as tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. In a 10 • page opinion that- birth certificate and aocial se­ you. No obligation whatsoever. VERNON — Ranch, 6 good sized sionally landscai^d, AA ; entry, on property formerly oc- Taggart revealed that the Monday’s high temperatures industrial __ arts and French- Evening Herald, 643-2711. 2426, 94>. rupt the dlstriot's sewage treat­ hardened mass, when peeled, The senior choir wiU rehearse didn't once mention the bunoleSF curity cord when you visit our rooms, bus line, $136 monthly. neighborhood, 30 days oc­ MANCHESTERr-$18,700. Lnrge cupied by TAtimfr Feed ment system, moved the dis­ A—L —B—E—R—T ’—S RockvUIe Realty, 875-2527.^ has the consistency and in Wisconsin included 8 to Green years. Thursday at 7 p.m. Brooke aatd tiiitt wbtle the Pk^- OPENIN06 Immediately avaU­ 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD THREE ROOM apartment. Col­ cupancy. meed for quick inunaculate Raised Ranch, 12x ^11 Interested persons ars to- trict direobors last night to vote Bay and Eau Qalre and 6 to ’Tx)oxltog the classroi^s sale. 20 kitchen, buUt-ln stove, 1% ^ attend, streng;th of the casts which Methodist Notee boy establishnienta have “the able. Male and female Inspec­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P3I. onial Manor, $115. includes for instituting an educational Milwaukee. The highest of the students to fuU MANCHEiSTSR — 6 room sin­ baths, fireplabe, 2-car garage. Grant E are used for arm and leg The aimiversary year obqer- veneer of a, du b ” tfi*y "cater tors, female assemblers and appUances and utiUtlee. J. D. gle, nice condition, good loca­ Tootboker; 8r. program for irta customers; day was 11 at La Crosse and compl^ent vance committee of United to the genwni pufaUo without PRATT & EVERYTHING in sterilized ro- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- breaka. 3. "Keeping all specialized solderers on electronlo compo­ Real Estate, 84S-6129. tion. H60 monthly. CaU 648- C H A R L E S L E S P E R A N C E Cbalrtnon Calvin C. Taggart, superin­ Lohe Rock. EiarUer it was -15 at Methodist Church will meot to­ itmttation.’’ eondltioned used furniture and 6824. claaspooms, insofar as prootl- nents. No restriction on age. tendent of the district’s sewer La Crosse. night at 7:30. The W SqS’eM- Brooke’s ruling was raquested An equal opportunity employer. appliances, high quaUty — low THREE ROOM apartment, con- WHITNEY ______649-7620 department, disclosed that the Temperatures were near zero cad. with facilities for cutlve committee will meet to- by Qutottn J, Cristy, itiiairman Apply LaPointe Induotrlea, prices. LeBlanc FVrnituza, 196 venlently located and econom­ CROCHET non-spedaJized classes when SIX ROOM Ranch in Manches­ foreign mattera had lined the Public Records morrow at 8 p.m. ot the state Aloohcdlc Beveregea Inc., RockvlUe, Conn. SouUi Street. RockvUla. 876- ically priced, call 649-6182 or or below in northern lUinols, sche-iide permits.” ter may be rented-or purebooed system’s ssttUng tanks and di­ Warrantee Deed FTA Family Night Control Commission, who said AIRCRAFT 2174. Open 9-8. 649-6304. SPRING 8IRBBT — A custom including -7 at O’Hare Interna­ 4. "Requiring a minimum en­ DESIONER-^uII-tlme, to work through an option, new bouse, SIZES gester pumps. He said that the Richard P. Bezzlni, Morris A. tional Airport. There will be one sitting, at there was atfmo doubt about ^ p m a i a N o f Ranch by Ansaldi. She big rollment of 20 students for to flower shop. AiqUy In per- CLEAN. USED refrigerators, ATTRACTIVE 4 • nxHn apart­ at $176. monthly. J. D. Real 8181 trouble cleared itself, "but Bezztoi and Peter M. BezzinI to In Michigan, Houghton la- 6 p.m., for the PTA family whether Playboy ot Bostoa VNTraD ATRCRAIT OORP. Estete, 648-8129. rooms, baths, porch, ga­ 36 46 course presentation” and offer- aon befora 5 pm , Krauoe Fkn^ ranges, automatic washers ment, stove, rotrlgerator, hot 10-20 might not, the next time.' Texaco Inc, , property at sout^- bored under 81 inches of snow night supper tomorrow at the should apply for a "rtub’’ Uquor Cast Hartford 8, Connecticut lot. 621 Hartford Rd. with guarantees. Sea them at water, centrally locate^ reaa- rage, buUt-ins, vacant Wooded Bolton Lake Hotel. Although ucense mother Oomnecticut plants i n ______tot T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 848- ^ s tric t president wert ^ rn e r of Adams and Hll- as temperatures hovered at Masses alter- rK B. 0 . Pearl's Appliances, 649 onable. 8494SS24. ^vanaon said that sewage-use hard Sts. ment in combined classes alter­ no program is planne<|, there Mortb Haven and Southington MAKE $80 or more per day on Saboiban For Rent 66 1677. 5172-N zero. nate years. H m attorney general pointed Main St. Can 648-217L FOR SALE rules, doting back to 1950, re- Marriage License Near-zero temperatures in will be displays of students' out that “a club ia chara.oter- local $VK>d Route. Man or wom­ ROCKVnXE — Four room 6. "Arranging courses, par­ An Equal Opportunity ONE BLOCK from Main S t. eo- qutoe thait nothing other than Richard Alkas, 166 Loomis St., work. an, part, or fuU-tlme. Expert- SBWINa MACHINB — 8 tag«r FOUR ROOM tenement, good apartment, very clean, good lo­ The quick-crochet afgahan wrm me Hfw Iowa- k ^ the l-to-4-lnch snow­ ticularly In science and math, Ized by the fact ttoat certain x«- Hoaployer, M A F tablishad iialghbolhood, 7H 7-Room Executive Ranch oquares are set together to sanitary waste may enter the and Florence uiiinn Kloter, 166 fall of last week intact on the Building Oommisaloa stricUons upon membership are ence not required. Write Clyde antomatie zlg - sag, cabinet condition, call 648-2546, cation, $76. monthly. J. D. Real PAn-O-RAMA with a common base during The public building commis­ rooma, hatha, 2 car garage, inake this warm sweater for the sewage mains, and that all ap- Loomis St. ground. imposed aiid tiiat tile puhHo ’tfi DySord, Box 7876, Baltimore, modal, exesUant condlUcn, but­ Estate. 64S4U89. pllcationa (or sewage servioe ______ninth and tenth grades, for the sion postponed its regular Md. 31227. ton holsa, smbroldera, hsma, FOUR ROOM apartment, fur­ top coodlticn, $16,900. Bayeo •man-to-your-life’. Use gray ahd Buttoned tabs, a little to the Snow feU in south central and general is not folniMtod.” I^ANTED — OU burner service Agency, 646-0161. Prestige LocoHon state ttisit rula 0 OUB8E8 college preparatory student and meeting last night to tomor- etc., was $809.60, unpaid bal­ nished. $145 per month or un­ ROCKVnXiB — SH room heat­ navy, or Ws favorite colors! ^ clever finish for southwestern New Mexico and the business student.” night so that all members As tor Playboy, Brooke eU9 guaranteed 48 hour week. ance $69.85, take over pay­ furnished $115. per ntonth. ed ^lartment, first floor, stove, Pattern No. 5172-N has cro- youthful dress that’s equal Swanson said that if the BILOXI, Mies. (AP) — The the mercury hit -11 at Red Rlv- a peracm may gain access in oiF ill benafite, overtime avaUable, S o rv k es RANCH — Seven rooms, one TUs 4-yeaiHiM Doctor's Rteldenee boOt aa a Model Roma planned educational program 6. “Obtaining more utilization could attend. Chairmen Doug- ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ 646-0181. $85.' Simsbury nts-ooaoi Chet and finishing direction — ^^y situation Southem Conference of the Vet- er in the northern mountains. of spare and supervision In the Cheney reports that, be- of two ways. He m ay apply 8 ^ ^ reUabla firm, exceUent ______re m a ie ______% year (Ud. iHestige nelglibor- by one of Manehestor^i finest bnlldeie, has 6 bedreems, 6 ing Center, Hartford, 628-047$. hood on deadend street large sizes email (36-38), medium No. 8181 with PA’TT-O-RAJ^ dl^t^w uT ^^^^S U y^ ^ Scattered frost waa predicted ^igh school library by ached- gWes attending to routine buai- a $26 memberahlp and be lA^ RENT MAN is In need of rent SOUTH WINDSOR — Wapping tiled baths, oversized Uvlng room with Swedish stone flre- (40-42) and large (44-46) in- ^ •**- WOMAN With exceUent refer- ^ __ , listings. Have tenants waiting. lot with trees, decorated with is in sizes 10. 12, ^ to co m m ^W L d *®^ courses in compare- aa ter south aa the Florida Ev- u,ing a portion of the room for n«ss, he hopes to go into execu- sued a metal key after a credit between 10 a.m. and 6 encos wUI care for child days “ **®* T>rtngs ^ area, s romn heated apartment, plaoe, dining room wlOi fnU length slUttng gisse doors, elusive. check and thereafter buy tOo8^ West Side Realty, 648-3666, 648- 644-0884. elegance for rich and exclustve Bust 31 toj*® customers to pin-point viola- government in pubUc high erglades, but rain and clouds study without Interfering with tive session to disci ss an arch- or chUd may Uve in. 648-9847. mattresses. Two UtdMo with every modern built-in, wood paneled famUy lb order, send 35c to coins to: 37^ yards of 45-lnch. ■rtwwiiii. over the Rio Grande Valley held thothe uhrai-vlibrary function.”function.' ____ and drink on c re ^ ^ ■ maple chests of drawees. Ask­ 4842. beauty pIna luxury. Flreplacea, ^’V S ^ r . ^ L n ^ S O ^ coins to: W iite i^ d tiik he win ttect for preliminary plans tor BOLTON — Brandy St., near bathrooms, garages. You name room XS X M with baUt-lB bar and Inrge fireplaee^ par­ Anna Oabot, Manchester Eve­ The VFW, to a resolution at temperattires above freezing. School Board The second way ia to wqlk tm ■IRUCK'MUVER — over 28, ex- ing $200. 876-0163 before 9 a.m. Sue Burnett. Manchester Eve- the regulations to see whether the proposed new elementary CENTRAL — 4 room apartment. Bolton High School, beautiful It this hooae has It For ap­ tially oompletod bomb shelter, sceewied pntio-peKh. 2-ear ning Herald, U50 vm AVE. tK NY OF OF any provleion is made for levy- this midwinter meeting, said -meThe early mmorning o m ^ mgnhigh marxmark The board of education met school. and pay $25. Thoee with meAetia l^enced for 8 ton trucks. Per- WOULD LIKE housework by the or after 7 p.m. Living room with fireplaee, keys con buy on credit and manent, fun - time job with day. 643-6220 after 6 p.m. new 4-room (toplex apartment, pointment to see can PhUbrick garage w ltt eleetrle eye door, Bhboo storm windows and AMEiVGAS, NEW YORK, N. . 01^ against violators. «>ch courses would acquaint was 63 at Key West. Fla. At the representatives of the Bol- OOP Committee Wxtlesaler. Must have recent SmOER SEWING nMchtaie — dining room, one bedroom, aultable for teachers or young Agency, 046-8464. A te n , 1660 gsUzn ail tank, and m om AH gain ‘m n llfiiHi' ... ’ ■ Tae-earL to another sewaire- students with the truth on de- same time it was 29 in Atlanta Education Association last The Republican Town Com- (boee with only a receipt mu6$ kitchen, $80 monthly. CaU, $48- couple. OaU $48-om after 8 pay pash for their food an^ IScal referenoaa. OaU Mr. Feld- Bitnatimis Wanted-^ just received in trade, electric WARANOKB RD. — prime io- treed and landaeaped % tot. BV>r lat-class mailing add 10c related item, repeated a prob- «>*>ency, cooumunsm and other and 34 and anow4ng in Lnuia- oy^r three hours in mittee will meet tonight at 8 :■ A . 388-4888. oonsole, exceUent oondiUon, 16tt. p.m. diink, Brooke eeid. ______Bjtale 89 catton. an ovaridaed Cbpa with TMa fins home to prnfmaliinally appralazi at $86J6W nadto “TRu metal toy opena no doofta sews hke new. Only $18.86. Also MANCHESTER — Excellent to- BOLTON CENTER Apait- 4 hwbooms, two baths,, rec No and aize Address with Zip Code, Style sd Wm tor years—the accumu- man Walter WaddeU reported room. lihSON HBUTER wanted, work MAN WANTS part-time woric. being cCfeced In the very tow 66s tor aa To be sura the gauge on your today that most of the time waa —------and securae odmittanca for tte HmMed mpply of used porta- cation, four room duplex, stove, ments—now hat openings in 8 room, etc. OomiUetely renovat­ iltefaH and winter album has . No. and Size. >stion of detergenU in sewage Befora taking bad - tasting Borald taoldftr no more quiolRy tlHH fit vlclnl^ Thlland and Vernon- Qualified to work In electran- fir Sewing Cen- refrigerator, one chUd, $80 un- room apartment with hot wa­ ed, inust he seen to bJr>ppre- It geudnaly Intareatod enU 646-8866 for appaiatinmt 8a medicine, hold a piece of ice on preeeure cooker la working prop- spqnt to going over the pro- Maaoheeter Bvcaiing Ngular features; custom col- Don’t miss the fall A winter linte. doas tba paper raoript," ' 8 6 i6t have owa tfansportatioii. Ics or pbotograoinr. Hava oar. ter, 882 Main 8L, Manebeoter. boated. CaU Glastonbury, 688- tor, heat, otova and rafrigera- dated. T. J'. Crackett, Raattor, lection; Items to crochet, knit. Issue of Basic Faahfon, ^ He old that the casUron the tongue to chill the taste eily before you use it for can- posiOs of the teachers’ group, Bolton oorrespoadent, 4 M a Z 8« U . 6444M14. M8-M88. 8067.^ tor. CaU M8-48U. eveolnga. 646-lsn. telteh. jtizt 6O0 a copy. complete pattern magaaliie. 60c pipea. ninntog from buds. nlii, teet flrat with plain water, and that board membem have weU Young, toL 64S-S0SL .L . - - . . . / . /

■ f The W ^ « r ; FWftly oloildF ttrilaiM i morrow, low toolgbt HMto 90; lCaneheetelrOraa8n .vrin meet weuid then oimtribats fTiiiO ta Alnnaa 3U• «m|^v» boiira at tte hi|^ tomoROW In thO BM * am at U t. «a d MnC Leo W . Waattm BMpakmeaa. CUb wUl tomorrow at 8 pJn. at Orange Pension Change Discussion A bout Tow n BalL A dmage in bylaws wffl Funatan fioaird Chriiman j^)imKaor 88 BUlUuU St, >iu meet tntnorraw ot 8 piin. a* the E bm y Becker has ' explained C i t y a f V l O e g e C h a r m ' ■ ft _ . bem eolnrtOTl for tralninar at law®* of Mta. Baclau D . 1ta(ytor, be dlecuaeed. Members u e re­ minded to bring articles for an Set hy Directors Tonight that town, oontrlbntldns to tbs ^ Oola.TMfAlr » H.*a «t F O R R E N T Adiiwlliliig OB Page 88)' PRICE SEVEN t'lBN'lG auciion table. Reftaidmuats penaian plaa are made to guar- T01<.IJ3XV,NO.9S (THOriTSDE PAGESk-tTffO SECTIONS) KANCHBSTBR, OONN„ WEDNBO>AT, JANGART^W, 16M aatse the a c b a ria l soundneas of ? * ^ - Force mlaelle etectrailce ____ _ * win be served. The board of dlreotocs win aB of wMeh win,ba up fnr pub­ the pimi *sad are not nssd fpr { £ T o f ^ jujie gniduat* of eemhiet a ttvs-mtaute qiMcial lic b*ei«ng)a at a ftotiin meet­ H O M W A T 8K, i M b m M » * » « » MaadMeter High SchoM, » » ing of the board of dlrecton. pension payments. , OonooriHa Uithsnm Ctarch mecttiM at 8'tonigbt, to appoint M Utae Pvt DooBld G. recently completed baaio train- 1. To accept hmqpwum pan- The plan Is carried by the 848-0618 Women w ill meet tonight: s t 8 RqiNdStcaa Louie F . Chanveau samtags of the enqdoys and .FOB AIX OOCASKnni ChMglt MW of iCf. and Mm tag at Lackland ASB, Tte. Hie Past Mlatmae Chib of the in Kaiser Halt the program aian*fund. paymenta from new Makes Sense to the Board of Tax Review, and town an^loyes toanaCenrtag to town contributlena. . LB J Asks flMnas D. Biuigfa of 88 C^undan ~ ~ Daughten of Liberty. No. 135, wQl Include Mr. and ICre. Vin­ ' He — m that the combined MINNSAFOUB. Mian. St, recently iTaduated ftom Ine' Kbtfee Kraflen cc the ^ tomorrow at 8 p.m. ton Fisher epericing on their then wSI meet inforinally with Manriiester fiOm oHisr munici- psUtiea. Brired wfOi the ptopo- . envoys and town oontrfimtloM (A P) — 'When Barbara Kit- Gandhi Elected the iN ^ d d bosiid .to discusB a Hartae reendt tratatag at the Mancheeter rW G A wlU meet tamie of Mre. Robert work in the Peace Corps. la Maacheeter doable every 10 man of 8t. Paul aipeared In jUrlae Ompa Recruit Depot tcmorraw at 9:80 ajn. at the Dunlop. 90 Cheatnut St proposed Gliafige'to the penaiai aal would he aacCber for a N ew Fund laateUiig town oontribatlon, in y e a n beeauaa o f excellerit ta- Municipal Court here, ac­ P a n ia 8.C. He baa been Community T , T9 N . Mata S t ----- The Senior Cttiacns Chd> will ordinence. order to 'guarantee file acfilrial veatment retnma. cused of parking her oar too Waaigned to damp Lajeune, N. Membera are reminded to bring Ftancia Xavier MOthera meet tomorrow at 3 pm . in the Cbampcwu, Hartford agency aoundneae of the pension fund. cloae to a fire plug, ohe put C . for Individual combat and new or need Chrlatmae card* circle win meet tomorrow at Senior Cittaena Centop/ Srixxn managmr for the state Mutual F o r W a r Bofii contribulkas would re­ up no argument (gwelallat training. aciaaon, paper* punch, atring g pjn. at the borne of M n . S t Membera are reminded to lif e Aseurance Co., wSl euooeed q u in the approval of the board Bnckman Eleciied WASHINGTON (AP)— In fe e t ahe t

each Individual ease to be re­ tender the lump-sum pay­ or not HARTFORD (AP) - R^. J.. NEW DELHI, India Rev. George Smith, pastor of Bidward Norm . tioned aboard m fleet oiler y ^ j. the home. Members are rie wUI mest tomoxvow at 8:15 viewed and api^nved by the ment proposal, Weiss would be "W e wiH oontkiue to preae on T ax Break Tyler PetteftMn of Old I^tne, (A P )— ^Mrs. Indiito Gandhi, _____ USS Mleelarinewa, currenUy John FMler, lead; Dave Mc- pm . at the home of Mrs. Mi­ bocud of dlrecton. perinittod^ to deposit apprm ^ The Presbyterian Church. •very door,” he said. Fred Ruggtea led deVoUons. epeeker of the House of Rep- daughter of the late Jaw ^ Mias Cbaitobte M. Hutchins deployed to the IfOditerrdaean Blroy, tenor; Joseph Halloran, chael Mkaesro, 57 White S t Oo- The pension board, in Novem­ m d t ^ lApOO in the. pemdoo "But imfil there is a respoase Refnafaments w a n served at Asked for resentatlvea, attacked Gov. Jota harlal Nehru, was elects o f 86 Braed S t, cheitman of for eight months of mtlons baritone; and Frank Vendetta, bostees will be Mrs. KmnSth ber, approved three ofiier pro­ fu n d -^ transfer frmn the Wtnd- — and until the aggreeeion ends ' \0 ' the omchialen of the meeCtag. N. Dempsey again today tor today to be India’s next Gm «e Leaden Oonfemoe B. Popple, ecm of Mr. and Mrs. tehting forces in Viet Nam. • HARTFX)RD (AP) — acts anthorixed by the 1966 leg­ head the government of a islature. held in Concord, N. H. Mias Kennetfa P. Popple of 91 N. That Is the purpose of the State Rep. Ra3rmond J. major nation. Hutichins and her Mate com- present' request.” (AP Photofaz) The GOP lawmaker said lest India’s ruling Congress party, a Htai St, Is serving aboard the 0 . 1 n •Jt M n * t J Dzialo, D-Middletown, has week that seven montha have mittee win conduct a wortcebop o ll«- U s T k l«il.e in «w a , The request was in, the form proposed that Connecticut automatically elevated MiS. for the Pomona Youth Cnrair of a letter to House Speaker Gift from the Fresident ijisplayea been lost beesuae of the gov- OandM to prime minister tty currently deployed to the Med- men on Sunday at 8 p.m. at John W. McCormack. House Speaker John McConfiack, D-Mass., dis­ men and women serving in etwH'’s lack of intoraat in the electing her leader of Its major­ HUstown Orange Etalt Jaroma Iterranean for eight rh«mtlui of Urging Oongreas to act plays a ^ t from President Johnson-—a case con­ the am\ed forces be ex­ projects. ity factlan in Parlleunent. Keech ef ,SoutUbury, State operatlone with the Sixth Fleet promptly, Johnson said: taining 50 pens used by the President in signing empted from having to pay State Sen. WUUam J. Ver- Thus on the shoulders of thia Grange master, wfil attend as — . rlker, D-Yfaterbury, earlier ilila "This Is an opportunity for us local personal property 4S-year-old -widow fttl the Ifll- w«a as Pomona mastan and “Great Society” legislation last year. week caked .Patterson’s state­ Jacques Chartier, director of to demonstrate once again — to taxes. mense proUems of India with deputies. the Hartford Stage Co-> will His proposal was among a ment "the leteet in pious at­ which her father had wrestled friend and foe alike — that tacks on the governor." speak at a meeting of the New­ there is no difference between group euggeated at the monthly for 17 years until his death ta comen Club of the Manchester meeting of the Legislative Ooun- Verricker oi^ (hat be Mm- 1964 and which Ms successor, one. party and anotb^ or be­ self had "oontaoted offlctole in Y W C A tonight at 7:45 at tween the Oongreas and the ex- cil at the Oapitol Tuesday. Lai Bahadur Sbastri, hod Ah Mott’s Community Hall. Re­ High Court Holds Hartford and learned tbtit the •cuUva branch when it comes to State's Aitty. John D. LaBeUe tacked vigorously until a heart SALEATS freshments will be served. The of Haittord County requested projects vrere proceeding igo- attack killed him Jan. 11. effective end sustained support gresslvely.” mroting is open to all new of our fighting men and their the Oxunoil to increase the pen­ Mrs. Gandhi went to her vic­ Manchester and area residents. alty for the crime of oseault He noted that toe projects in­ tory wearing a red roeebud 0/e- ments and a sooiaL "has profound imphoaikne in Staite Rsp. DombAc J. Badola- the Republicans are serious in 344 MAm STREET comes, or If It does come we toe life of our nation." as "engines of discrimination.” to, l>New Britain, urged the (AP PboMax) sal. (heir criticism,’’ Verrlker mkL Chteiing erupted ta ParU||te Aldo Oraziotln of the Culi­ will give our fighting men what An early ruling may be in the "The mere presence of such Counefi to study a rarishm in "They have so few thinga to Mrs. Indira Ghandi takes'time for a sip'df milk they must have; every gun, ev­ ment’s cehtrtd ball when a pai^ nary Iiustltute at America, New offing. Wemivn concluded two tests," Katzenbach said, "gives the 1966 low banning boxing in criittciae that they may -m ta- inRor to'her elecKtitmaa'^lRdia’s next prime'mmistor. ery dollar, and every decision — ty official, G.S. Patoak, ah- Huven, will demonstmte and days of argument on the law's light to the inference thatthey Connsobiiout. He avggeated that oUnddtto exngerM* and oyejdook whatever the cost or whatever ooBstltutlanaU^ Tuesday with could be engtoee of discrinuina- all amateur boxing be exempted nbunoed the reetdts ef the sseret apeak on "N ew Ideas In Sand­ facto.” ballot; Those Horrid wich Making” at a meeting of the challenge." praise for both sidee of having tion,” from the ban 'to aUow boxing Palteraaii-flred a.blaot afYexy Jofanaon also promised in hie As the Ntoru tamBy enpe Gibbons Assembly, Catholic “done vdiat toey to acceleir- The two main pointe of the scttvttiiee by such oigenixatlanB ,^toer iq 'him mtmtmmnt, y.. J egaiit took command in India, Ladles of Columbus, tonight at request lottor today — “Wa w4E ate ek early yijgm ent." Attorney Qenerai’a argument am the PoUoe Atotetto Ltxgoe. He esM (he A 6 i SPOTS* oonUnae to help fits people of Mrs.rtStondhl moved quickly to 8 at the K of C Home. Mrs. Twenty etotaa. Joined l|>o V . !• were that OangrsM ^ (he au- A — Verilkep *toa a stand-la” heel any damage dons to party Cornelius Foley and M n . Jo­ South Viet Nam and our • » « • govenimeni to defending the fiurtty under the 16th amend- Avco fkmtTMt in "another attempt at avertliig to reeisUing aggreeeian and in unity hy the beotlo pdlitioal nut- - W R IN H liS seph Vol* a n program co- law as an appropriate and oon- men* to assure that voting CTNOINNATT, OMO (A P )—71)0 Ah :8a*to*r to WlW »*•■ ( of Fassed by March 15 neuverlng that fUlowed Cfhae righto are not abridged by dls- avco Oorp. said today it has theOs ^jscito are delayed.’’ chairmen. A business meeting (See ih «» FaeoieMr ietiitattooal- rneUha « f assuring tri'B 4e»th. win precede the demonstration. Southern Negroes of toe right to oriminatton and the* the law is received a |6.8 miUlan contraot Patterson fiOtod that Veinlker WAaKENGTON (AP) — Presl- itog downward tax revtotana as “X ytent ynttr MeBatag,* .(Hit vote. Six Southern statea uniitod an appropriate exerotoe af that to operate what It oailed «lw 1|Mwiunr‘s eto had foUetotag Kbrea." told Dem4 as tofUefiai!' bt ' to attack toe measure as "aiM- Johnson tnid -Oongraoe DOlta Chapter, RAM, will aufiiprity. natton’e toigest whnwh’a jO T N etfiileeB ''^^^ White Boose souroes saM Tbf stem, tl^ysai;;^ meet tonwrrow at 7:80 pm . at trary in nathre’’ and unoonatltiu- todagr he wants it to paae hjr Thia problem Oongreee faced corps training center, at Ptdatid Fakunba, on fita'hiMtter x*totek Johnson referred here to ree- repUedt xin 1' the Masonic Temple. The Past Trio Arrested ttonal punishment for toe states. . . tot ffamlhg the law was the Spring, Maine. ago. . . , , j . Marok 15 us proposals to it^ Mi>d(bg of toe requested tax bleeaingT Wernaed •vstyboly's Master Mason degree will be F o r Bungled The last word w «a* 1» abuse of Utteany teste, Katzen- A new Avco suhridtory, Boo- *T raidorttand (h tt Mayor Pa- drsase - , government reventiM changes and, if the budget pic- blaasing.” oonfeired after a buelnese Oarolina Atty. Gen. Daniel R. bachaald, and their suspension nomics Syetema Oorp., W iU 't^ tomha has &4ar ftom 84:8 billion throogh tax changea tore warranted it, perhaps, out- Victory for M rs. Gandhi, whs meeting. Refreahmente Will be McLeod who queeUened the was directed at areas todt "had erate the center. Tlje contract Senator Verrtoor .aq to, h®F in toe coming year. light tax cute. learned pcdlfios at her father's Danimry Holdup "tender solicitude’’ of states served at a social fimSi a hlato^ of white aupremacy tn was awarded by the Office ttf- made otft with hto-platuMd c<*i- Johnson made hte wish known EOs letter to toe committee side, not otoy resumed the N to- Chat sided vKh (he Justice De­ DANBURY (A P ) — PoMce -voting.’’ Economic Opportunity, ference with the Qovenpor,” Pat- te a letter to Chairman Wilbur whlcb handles tax matters lu era after fifaestrt’e 19-montb partment roused fivee toen-egera from Justice Hugo L. Black agreed The center will praylda'IMb*- terson Said. D. ICRs, D-Ark. of the .Itouee COine as Secretary of the Treas- interval. It also passed the na- “OalUoiida, Massaefausette rtmyu and Means Cahinklttte a s Henry H. BV)wler testified in tion’s leadership to the second (heir beds today end arrested (6 m Page Foartoen) (8 m Page Sixteen (8 m page •nrirtydrivei) and New York come before tola (hat group started hecirtagb ^ siqiport of (he proposals, generation of Indian politicians. (hem In ocanaotkm with the court end say iElitoratee in toe proposals 1m made In ola The Preetdent'e letter ouUilned Until today, India has been Mtootkig e f a etorake^per daring South Carolina ebotdd be per­ toete .(d the Union meaSage. tte arguments 'for the teoc revl- governed by the early freedofl^ • bam ^ boMup. mitted to -vote," McLeod aaid, Plctoring U s tax raVMIon afons he seeks — revisions fighters who waged Mohandas ‘ and yet they bar illiterates in peokage as a ipeans of ccxnbat- -which have aroused a certain K. GemfiU’s “peaceful realtt- Chasgee at robbery, with vtp- their own Mates with literacy lence aiid assault with intent to U.S, Units Remdih Alert ting Infiallan 1 * 1 0 1 least pain to amount of controversy, anoe” cum^ialgn to win Inde- teats. taxpayers, Johnson wrote MUla: They inOhids wiping out twe pendence from Britain. commit murder were placed In a New York literacy test, Bgalnst Waixen Booth, 19, of " I believe that the changes cute which beoahie effective Mrs. Ganctai was part at fiw l he went oo, questions such as ere moderate, equitable, re- only Jan. 1, restoring to 10 per movement but. played only A Hager Street, Bverett Pierce, 16, these were posed: apooelhle and essential. I hope cent toe tax on telephone serv- minor role. However,.the suryl- of 11 wixxMde Ave., cuid Bd- Despite Start of Truce "In what state was Jane Ad- (hot your ocmrnMtee and the Ice and putting the exciM tax cn -vors of her father’s generetioo, ward Kkngman, 16, ef 16 Patch Fade Them Quit dams bom? How old will toe U. Oongreas win act promptly, if at autonnobiles back a* 7 per cent, notably OongreM party I ^ i ' •t. SAIGON, South Viet Nam ed whole famJllM on (he spot, only 78 bouro Instoad of the-96 tWeeUNied brown wott end wilw- 8. flag be ki 1977? Who was all poaslible, oo they can reach "The moniM that will flow dent Kumaraswoml Ussl They tell the w<^d yqu’re They were held in $26,000 bond president of the Oonetitutiooal (A P )—The clock brought toe mangled the bodlM and Idd- boroa Mt by the Viet Cong. my deek for ttgnatiire before setting old—perhapi before you each. Convention? 'What kind , of suit Viot Cong tonlgbt into tfaetr self- naped nine men. They left be- The allied ceasodtae Is to go March 16 tn order that all our (Sm Page Tfahty-FTve) (8m Page Thirty-Five) ■tenlly a n . Fade them out with The youths were, arraigned be­ was he wearing?” pcDOlaimed four-day truce tor 'hind leaflets denouncing U.S. Into effect at 13 notm Thursday taxpayers wlH have adequate ESCTERICA, new mediated cream fore Circuit Court Judge Irving Laughter sweit toe court- toe lunar new year after they operations os a "diity war of end and ad • p.m. Sunday. TMe notice and we con thus secure • ■ t bemki np meaee of piimnt oo Levine, who continued their cas- room, dispelling the solemnity bad Staged a series of attacks, aggression against the people of was a revereal of the Yuletide fun' oom pUai^. ’ ’ file ekin—mekae hinds look whiu^ M to Jan. 27. They were n o t that...... had marked...... the hearing, the bloodiest a* a camp for 2,000 Vi-et Nam.’’ tttuatioii, whin (be Vtet Gong Johnson aald that tf needs in Providence Going Well SBOOth, and young spin. Equally pot to plea. and Justice Byron R. White Vietnamese refugees. As to the Vtet Oong cease-fire, proclaimed a 12-bour truce and Viet Nam reqinred additional sEMliva on fh^neck and aim Not Danbury police said the ar­ asked ihetOTioaUy with a smile: Amerloan armed tooroee re- one intelligence source said hard the allied aide held efi for 80 revenuM, " I win not hesitate to ;• oomr-np. PiDctiatea dda eills to WINDOW rests stemmed from toe attempt­ "how many people pcuued that rilmnlate imr, aneodi bauty. Fla- mained on full alert It was still intormetlon had been received bourn. request to«;ni-” But, he added, pwM; gwamliia' ft a a A m M x i- ed robbtey Friday night in wldch test?" unclear whether the Oommuntet toa* American Ole would not be ersons in my that prodnoM ft. Now oidy S2|0 m In toe back. and other allied troops. spokewnan said earkcr in the until noon Thursday and-them tboM eiforte vdll continue day Bring year old rollers to state,” McLeod replied. To Get Automation Souiom-dmondiF David remained in eecioue ocn- Thirty - three persons were night the sounds of battle appar­ poeMMy wiU tachide air raids hi and night — then your govern­ and eafve 86o per ahade The suspension of literacy •apply umt as hand ditton today in Danhury Hospi­ UUed end 64 wounded as the ently were dimlnitoing, accord­ South Viet Nam. If Amerioan ment's ne4d for revenues 'wUl be PROVIDBlNaEJ, R.I. (A P ) — general mall disiribulica to 08 ALSO teste vhere less than 60 per cent enam and pow te tal. guerrillas swept down before ing to reports from the field. abarply reduced, thus permlt- Pootel workers aay they have satefilte effioM in Rhode Island ijbundatfon. I f you YENCI1AN KINDS of the -voting age population reg­ troops ran into trouble, sir According to police, two young da-wn on toe sleeping camp on These reports were some boura and 42 officee in soulheasterti : want lovelier skin istered or voted in the 1964 strtkM certainly will be. oaDed gotten the huge out of the |20- masked men CMrrying rifles en- the outskirts of Tam Ky, a pro- in transit. MjaaoachuBettB. Klzirtan said, ignkklysttENttda presidenttal ttectlon is a key hi, he said. mdUion nvecbanlzed poet office vinclai capital 860 miles north- As in toe esM of the Cbttabnae the port office omAd hondta lodiy. (8 m Page Fourteen) proVtelon of the -voting rights "W e’re not going to retax just Bosch’s Son ta Providenoe, end now Pcat- east of Saigon. Jdony of the vie- trace, file Saigon govenunent even mcro matt. •REE O F F S - heoauM some guy said he’s gt>- morter General Lawrence F. O’­ With the new .equfnncnt, he lUMTHtOriyl time were -women and -children, and tte American and other al- tag to tease firtng, especlany Shot; DetaUs U.S. advisers said the raidere Hm have ordered a oeasedire of Brien says aimilax equipment said, hto ofBo* prooeosen an aiW Introdnctory trial-ein vial of eet fire to tbattoed huts, execut- their own. But It to to run for (8 m Fags B lghleen) will be Inrtalled in poet officee erage of 1,800,000 pleoM of meS mrcHOM ANn-PiunaANT. Now Want Bombings Resumed Aren’t Known acrom the nation. a day, ccenpared to ana mlUldk * $3JBpw se e * dear, eriodem Uquld HANTO DOMtNGO Domini- mechanlMtion has hefora automation. oqd-peiqiimnt qdexty stopa heavy BANTO DOMINGO,^m ^ ^ ^ y ^ Recoedod background mueW :perdm tion. Completely safe for ■ i. { .s;-*. . can ^ ------*------> IUKhs.Noir T„.n maxtor Harry Klzirtan of Provt- and on end to much of the diudgb Escalation Necessary d««e. "We’ve tea«Md a kk e«y Ee L JOHNSOH Data ta Viet ^tanaay the united be enforced. Ottierwtoe, ite etuTto have been shot on & The Fteovldanoo liig mm urn mlt- • onoff 7 b a y s • t » - e m easibr be ha sage. (AP Fhotofax)