TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1964 TWENTY manrlr^Bti^r Ettenittg il^raUi D y j j N e t P M M me Week M ad The Weather foreenat e f C . 8 . WenShn eetanber U , IN A fic Commission markings; Jade [iCLIPTHiS^PQNl Branch, 22, Bridgeport, $2S, About Town 12th Circuit Light nUn m n emni lew hi •» • speeding; Richard Caitterry, 22, Adult School 14 4 5 1 80*; cleudjr tooerrow, aaa< llim r Club wtU qioiiaor BaglevlTle, $25, failure to drive Court Cases in proper lane; Omar E. Chi^>- ■bw m t «be Andtt mild, high hi 40e. • JWw Tuu'a l^^puty for man Jr., 35, of 20 Bdgetton Will Begin nankeni and gfuoata. A hot 100 M m uhm Ur^A City o f ViUago Charm St, $5, making unnecessary bulfrat will be served. Reserva MANCHBSTUt SESSION SPECIAL HOLIDAY noise with a motor vehicle; Ev­ tloUB are limited and should be Four motorists were fined a erett T. Ciegg, 37, Vernon, $15, Winter Term ! EXTRA STAMPS made with the ehib steward Im total of tlOO on counts of oper­ Improper, start from parking VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 76 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECE^ER 30, 1964 AdvarttalBg «m Page 14) PRICE SEVEN CENTI mediately. ating a motor vehicle while un­ position; Marian Drum, 25, Mandiestar's AduH Evening " With Ihij Cwpon ind fuithju c( }$.00 « Mwi. der the influence of intoxicat­ Hartford, $25, speeding; Ger­ School will hold its winter term SALE DAYS Coupon good Dec. 29, 1964, thru Jan- WnUam X Mlnney, son of ing liquor in Circuit court ald F. Farrel, 27, Colchester, registration next Monday, 6:30 2, 19M. Limit one coupon to • f»m - Ifr. and Mrs. William T. Mln- yesterday. $15, failure to obey State Traf­ ■ Uy. Thl» coupon of no value when naed Bsy o f S50 W. Center St., re to 8:30 p.m„ at Manchester in conjunction with other coupons ex^ Judge Simon Cohen ordered fic Commission signs; Myma High School. The term will be­ SALE PRICES IN EEFECT Events eently p^aduated from the a fine of $120 against William oept when single purchase totals sum Fltzherbert, 22, East Hartford, gin that Monday and run ten ■ Hartford Academy of Halr- Demers, 45, of East Hartford, $10. operating a motor vehicle amount of iJl coupons. State Law: Cohfusion weeks until March 18. Except drsBslnf. He graduated from on this charge and ai.so fined without a licen.se; Alden R. TODAY thru SAT. JAN. 2nd ■Cigarettes, Beer and Fair T ra d ed y fV im Manchester Kgh School in him $7 on a charge of discharg­ Giddings, 18. West Hartford. for a email registration fee, the Items excluded from offer. lilMiei In State Heavy Ranger Lossfes MOS. ing firearms within the town $15. di.sregarding State Traffic courses are free for residents. ■ limits. A charge of breach of Commission signs; Donald L. The school’s director, Lewis OPEN NICHTS TUES., WEO. 4 SAT. UNTIL f Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Cart­ peace was nolled by the prose­ Hartzog, 18. of 132 Mountain H. Piper, announces that three wright Sr., 41S Spring St., re- cutor. Rd.. $15, speeding. new coursee will be. offered this ■ ■■ ■ ■ Ml m ■ ■ m dBlPl Nigerian Vote Padula Doiditful eently attended a performance James J. Gorman, 27, of 192 Also, Joseph Klepak. 62, term. A refresher course in- WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD WILSON MANCHESTER BRISTOL shorthand will meet Monday o f "Hello Dolly,” while riaiting Wells St., was fined $100 and West Hartford, $25. .speeding; C.’ A’ba-y 160 S*'as Oeare Hr»y 280 W'-dSOr A»f 507 w.ddtf T 525 rjFfTinqto^ Arf Rezoning Date had a charge of reckless driv­ and Wednesday from 7 to 2 for Hear Tork City. Joseph Krukowski, 33, Colches­ LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) A strike call issued Tuesday ^party’s national secretary, Fred In Viet Nam Advance ing nolled. ter, $15, speeding; Joseph La­ those who have had at least one by two labor leader-poliUcians 8. McEwan. Will Be Reached Members of Boy Seout Troop Bowie Blackburn, 83, of gans, 54, Meriden, $15, speed­ year of stenography. Nigeria’s first general ele<;- was having at least a partial Prime Minister Sir Abubakar » visited Circuit Court 12 at Coventry, was fined $120 and ing; Donald P. Peterson. 20, The other two are beginning tion in four years of inde­ effect. Municipal buses were off Tafawa Balewa’s Nigerian Na­ Manchester yesterday in con- had a charge of failure to grant Wether.sflelil. $15, passing in typing class, scheduled for Mon­ pendence began today in a the streets in Lagos and office tional Alliance, which draws its HARTFORD (AP) - Junctioa with earning a safety half of the highway noll^. no pa.ssing zone; Steven J. Pi- day and Wednesday from 8 to 2, workers and non-operating per­ strength from the north, had House Majority Leader Binh Nghia merit badge. Istvan Palfi, 37, of Hartford, cano, 21, We.st Hartford, $20, and a class in car care, sched­ cloud of confusion. READY TO EAT Early indications were vthat sonnel of th^e Nigerian railway been. expected to win the elec­ Louis J. Padula said today was fined $120 on the same speeding.; Thomas Reilly, 18. uled for Monday from 7 to 9. stopped work. tion even before the boycott was Riverside, $20, speeding; the boycott ordered by leaders it is “ highly doubtful” that Mandiester Lodge and charge. Nolles were entered on Piper says that there is also The capital was quiet. Elec­ ordered. Recaptured Friendship Lodge of Masons charges of evading responsibil­ George iSayles, 63. East Hart­ of opposition parties had wide­ the General Assembly can room in several other courses spread support in the south, tioneering and demonstrations Southern .politicians are rest­ win have a combined meeting ity and reckle.s.s driving. ford, $20. intoxication; James where first term participation complete reapportionment R. Thompson Jr., 17, Andover, where the opposition la atrong- were beu-red on election day. less because 'their chances of tonight at the Masonic Temple. Lionel St. John. 34, Wap- is not required. Among these The opposition parties, which by next Wednesday— the From Cong Lodge win open at 7, at which ping, received a susjrended sen­ $15, .speeding; Charles J. Villa, eat. ’ are beginning sewing on Mon­ The ruling Nigerian National are strong in southern Nigeria, (See Page Four) tfaae a Table Lodge will be tence on a charge of breach of 2,3. of 143 Loomis St.. $25, legislature’s own target- day or Tuesday, advanced sew­ Alliance, based in the northern had asked for a month’s post­ M d . peace and had a charge of in­ speeding and James Wilks, 17, date. BINH N ^A , South Coventry, $15, speeding. ing on Wednesday, upholstery and western regiona, waa fa­ ponement of the election to in­ Viet Nam (A P )— Vietna­ toxication nolled. Judge Cohen on 'Tuesday or Wednesday, vestigate their charges of ir­ The Norwalk Republican, how­ dismissed a second charge of vored to win even without, the ever, haetened to add he is woodworking on Monday or boycott because its areaa are regularities in the populous mese troop.s reoccupied thii b(«aoh of peace. Moslem north. A meeting of top confident the problem will be crowded Catholic refuge* The case of James E. Ling- Wednesday, and rug hooking on the most populous. resolved “ before the court- ham, 16, of 143 Lydall St., Wednesday. ’ At least 60 temporary polling officials decided ’Tuesday to go town at noon today after ahead with the balloting as imposed deadline of Jan. 30.” GAR RENTALS charged with lascivious carri­ Wedding For those with more back­ HAMS booths were demolished by op­ In predicting that the session losing nearly a whole Ran­ scheduled. age, iwas transferred to. Juvenile ground, there are openings in position supporters. Four will have to go beyond next ger battalion in winning it or LEASING authorities. intermediate and advanced ste­ SHANK smashed in Lagos had not been Riot squads guarded polling Wednesday, the House leader back from the Viet Cong. Nolles were entered in the Lucius - McGuire nography and Intermediate typ­ replaced by midmoming. Police places in tense areas and Niger­ said he feels more time will be ing on Tuesday and Thursday, ia’s 10,000-man army waa on full Two American Ranger advis. * A l MakM oases of Donald C. Beach Jr., The marriage of Mls.s Maura guards were the only persons needed to work out new district ers were captdred by the <3om- 22, of ’ New London, charged Anne McGuire, daughter of Lt. French on Thursday, advanced PORTION present at some booths. Some alert. Motorized patrols cir­ lines. •AR Medds culated in major cities through­ muni.sts, more -than 60 -Vietnam­ with failure to drive right and Col. and Mrs. Maurice J. Mc­ French and German on Wednes­ lacked electoral officers. He added that even if bi­ ese troops were killed, more * AH TiniM Lawrence Dunstan, 17, Scot­ Guire, 47 Judith Dr., and Paul day, and advanced Russian on "I cannot say what is happen­ out the country, Africa’s most partisan leadership agreement populous. than 100 wounded and more land, failure to drive in estab­ J. Lucius, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monday. ing. I Just don’t know,” said an can be reached on reapportion­ than too ml.s.sing in the fight to Dodo* Penrfoc lished lane. Richard Lucius. West Yar- Registrations will also be ac­ official at the Federal Electoral “ Some blood Is sure to be ment plans by the time the As­ drive out the equivalent of about INC. Other fines included: mmith. Mass., was celebrated cepted for high school equiva­ Commission office. spilled,” said one civil servant. sembly reconvenes Monday, it a regiment of the Red guerril- Joseph F. Auclair, 25, West with a nuptial Mass Saturday lency rla.sses leading to a high Two members of the five-man The opposition United Pro­ is "highly Improbable” the bills •W MAIN STREET las. Hartford, $25, speeding: Paul morning at St. James’ Church. school certificate and for Eng­ commission, representing the gressive Grand Alliance, which could be passed by Wednesday. Phone 849-S881 A partial count showed 92 Vt«l A. Abert, 18, of 53 Oxford St., A reception was held at the lish classes for non-English east and the midwest, quit their draws most of its support from Padula said that there is a ; Cong dead. $26, failure to obey State Traf­ home of the bride's parents. speaking peoples. posts, saying it was against the south, proclaimed "a total "big if” in the possibility that j A U.S. Ranger captain WM BUTT their conscience to “proceed boycott of the polls.” leader-ship agreement can be I snatched from the haws of with an election in which irregu­ “ We have advised all our can­ reached by Monday on Senate , death when an armed American larities have been proven.” didates to withdraw,” said the I redistricting and Hoi^se reappor­ [ helicopter swooped down to him PORTION tionment plans. I in the face of the intense enemy >t f * fo ^ Meanwhile, GOP state chair­ fire and lifted him out of the man A. Searle Pinney and Dem­ battle. The captain was sur­ "BellPA LlAHAq Ike^ Jackie Decline Bids ocratic chairman John M. Bail­ rounded by Viet Cong when res­ jd ey were expected to confer to­ cued. day on the progress being made ISaugatuck Lumber Yard Destroyed by Fire But while the Vietnamese flag U. S. GOV’T GRADE A Cotton Maid on the makeup of House districts Damage estimated at $25,000 was caused this morning at the Frank Kosko Lum­ rose again o-ver the town, 40 Service Delicatessen . in 28 problem areas. miles east of Saigon, the tuition Trumans Will Attend Judy Hill, 18, of Fort ber Co. in Naugatuck. The blaze raged out of control for more than an hour af­ ALI. STORES EXCEPT MOTT’S, BRISTOL was not necessarily over, ^et Worth, Tex., was nam­ Burglaries Solved ter the 12:30 a.m. alarm. All available firemen in the community battled the CJong patrols were reported ed the 1965 Maid of fire, second major lumber yard fire in N augatuck this year. Cause has not been pres.sing aroiuid several mili­ LBJ s Inauguration BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police tary outposts in the area. MACHINE SLICED Cotton last night in have arrested three boys who, determined. (AP Photofax.) Vietnamese fighter planes and BOILED Memphis. A sopho­ they say. were involved In 58 armed helicopters were throw­ i i i l v i c i m m § t m m burglaries in Bridgeport and ing hundreds of pounds of Ua^ TURKEYS WASHINGTON (AP)—Among former occupants of more at Texas Chris­ Fairfield in October, November tian, she is a statu­ Grand Jury explosives into suspected Vrat the White House personally invited by President and and December. Hundreds of Reds Cong positions. HAM lb 89‘ Mrs. Johnson to attend the inaugural events, only for­ esque 5-71/4, weighs The boys were taken into cus­ “They haven’t gone ter 122 and has brown tody Tuesday night. Lt. George away”, a U.S. adviser eom- Long Bologna, Large Bologna, PAP, mer President and Mrs. Harry S. Truman have accepted. V. Kelly Sr., acting chief of To Consider The Trumans, Democrats asarty members were seized. caee of the three slain civil high and U.S. ad-vlsers say Bihh tion in the Truman administra­ Asks Law Repeallepc Communist rights workers — including Nghia is the model -village in th* “new evidence.” province. They felt that the Viet tion. HARTFORD (AP)—State) - S t Tax New Delhi claimed more than 1,- the numerically stronger pro- GENOA SALAMI Machine Sliced Vi lb. 89c Commissioner John L. Sullivan (MO party memjiers were seized. A government source con­ Cong might be trying to break Tremendous Selection! Former Republican President Soviet faction'of the p<^y. firmed reports of new evidence its spirit. Dwight D. Elsenhower and his said today he hopes the legisla­ Prime Minister. Lai Bahadur But the two factions had be­ in the Justice Department’s ef­ The captive Amerioans wart Imported Machine Sliced wife, Mamie, and Mrs. John F. 76-Year-OId Woman ture will either repeal the sta,te Shastri’s govemnaent said the gun moving toward cooperation forts to bring 21 men to trial in U.S. enllated men. Kennedy expressed reg;ret that law banning cigarette sales to Reds had been “ preparing for in the election against the gov­ BOILED HAM V7 lb 69c those under age 16 or come up -violence” and "acting as a fifth the case. • A powerful Viet Ooitf tmil they would not be able to at­ ernment. Today’s arrests ap- The civil rights workers were tend. column” — apparently meaning overran Binh Nghia. Iitondiy. BAKED HAM V2 lb. 79c Rose Parade Champ killed near Philadelphia, Miss., Two government Ranger eom- (H«e Page F oot) they had been working for Com­ (See Page Four) Boneless MOn'S "TENDER. TRIM" In . Mrs. Kennedy’s case, it munist China. last summer after venturing panlea tried to re-enter the town CHOPPED PRESSED HAM V2 lb. 69c was Indicated that attending the The government, which faces into Neshoba County to inves­ but were driven off. inauguration might bring back a PASADENA, C^lif. (A P )— Fifty years ago Friday a close election contest with the tigate the burning of a Negro A gtovemment battalion of 800 flood of sad memories for the Pope Receives PORK ROLL V2 lb. 59c Isabella Coleman won her first sweepstakes award, the (Jommunlsts in Kerala State, BigT ex a 8 Store church. men was flown tai by heHoopter widow of the nation’s youngest hauM Red leaders out of bed in Judge Harold Cox of Jackson CHUCK ROASTib. president, assassinated Nov. 22, prize in the Tournament of Roses parade. Tuesday but also was repMled. Home Style Salads 59' Bid to Attend closely coordinated raids all issued the call Tuesday for the 1968. Next Friday, with eight of her<»— ^------Opens After Fire In preparation for the maaaiva Christmas floats entered in the 76th annual across the country. grand Jury to reconvene. His assault today, planes droroed POTATO SALAD or COLE SLAW lb. 29e In New York today, Mrs. Ken­ Even she can’t remember ex­ Seafood Department New Year’s Day floral extrav­ ’65 World’s Fair The leader of the pro-China order made no mention of the flares all night while fighters nedy's press secretary Pamela actly how many of hers have DAIXAS, Tex. (AP) — Nle- murders. strafed and bombed Communist aganza, she'll be out to add to Communist party, E.M.S. Nam- man-Marcus. the international­ R ICE PUDDING lb. 45c Turnure said Mrs. Kennedy in­ won prizes but the total is more boodiripad, accused the govern­ The Justice Department positions. FANCY LARGE SHRIMP. 31 - 40 count lb. 89c her long list of honors. VA-nCAN CITY (AP) — Pope ly known store which waa vic­ tended to remain in New York than 100, she says. They include ment of paving the way for the, asked for the grand jury after AP OMnaspondent Pstsr A r­ Mrs. Coleman — tall, gray- "60 or 60” major prizes — Paul VI was formally in-vited tim of a $5-inlIIion fire Dec. 19, G R A PE NUT PUDDING lb. 45c LARGE FANCY DRESSED SMELTS lb. 35c with her children. The personal elections in Kerala Feb. 16. U.S. Commissitmer Esther Ca­ nett tried-to drive to the seen# invitation to Mrs. Kennedy was haired, brown-eyed, 76 — has sweepstakes, grand, theme, today to N«w Tork next sum­ will open again Jan. 16, the designed more prize-winning mer to attend the World’s Fair. T^op officials in Shastii's gov­ rter dismissed charges against and reported iOM Viet Cong had “graciously declined,” ^Yi4s president's trophy and interna­ store president, Stanley Mar­ 19 of the men at a Meridian floats than any other creator of The invitation was presented erning Congress party have said cut the road |n three places, Turnure added. tional. cus, said today. hearing. the majestic, flower-covered to the Roman Catholic pontiff privately in recent weeks that ■making ground rttllef dUHcult She is known as “ Mrs. Rose Marcus said it will require The commissioner’s decisioff Over N atl ma8terpleces. by Thomas J. Deegan Jr., the prime minister had little In Saigon, a number of offl- No Deposit Bottles Parade” or "Queen Isabella” from six to nine months for th^ Caid Sale Brand chairman of the fair executive chance of defeating the Commu­ in the hearing, at which the gov- ctals said they believed another and is probably the best known committee, during a Vatican nists in Kerala, a politically tur­ coup attempt was afoot. float designer Jn America. (See Page Four) (8e« Page Fifteen) Outwardly things ^jpeaiad ‘ Tve been very fortunate,” audience. bulent state chronically hit by World’s Fair President Robert critical food shortages. peaceful as negotiations conttai- she says. ued on the dispute betwemi U.S. SHOP-RITE Admirers say it's partly, at Moses, Deegan and other mem­ Defections from Shastri’s par­ bers of the committee signed authorities and Lt. Gen. Nguyeo least, the lacy, fragile, gossa­ ty enabled the Ck>mmunist-Ied Khanh, the armed forces chief, the invitation. opposition to topple his state Cancer -^Breakthrough’ 1/2 O ff-AH D IlflOREt mer quality of her creations. over military IntervenUon JB Sources said the Pope agreed 28 Ox. government and in September South Viet Nam’s civilian gov> She does say she tries to to consider the invitaUon. New D ^ i took power over all GINGER ALE make each one something that, emment. But diece was wlda- Deegan him.self declined to the state’s affairs. b o t t l e s in miniature, would look good as Seen Before Moon Trip spread fear, apparently baaed 1^. give details on the audience, but More than 100 pro-Chlnese a dining-table centerpiece. said the Pope "seemed recep­ OR CLUB SODA Communists were arrested In (Sw Pa«« Fora) A perfectionist, she kept two tive. " Aaaooiated Frees Sdenfie W rlter^ping only in those people ex AH Brand New! Dozens men working evenings for a Trivandrum, capital of Ker^a. ” I am hopeful,” Dee(ptn add­ MONTREAL (AP) — An pos'ed to some triggering action week this month to .shorten the About 100 also were arrested In ed. Andhra Prades): State on the American cancer ' specialist such as excessive radiation, front axle of one float so the Deegan and his family were forecasts that final break­ 1 £ _ Over Nat’l wheels wouldn't .show under the southwest coast. certain chemicals, or some in­ of Original Designs! ■received by Pope Paul in au­ throughs toward controlling ternal disturbance. • OC Brand structure's flowery apron. dience. Other police raiding pai;tieB cancer by vaccines and miracu­ "I think we’ll get po.sitive re­ struck in snowbound Jammu, in News Tidbits Sometimes she personally The audience coincided with lous curative drugs will be sults quicker than we’ll get to the northern state of Kashmir; pays for more flowers when she Deegan’s 26th wedding anniver­ achieved "quicker than ve’H the moon,” said Gershon-Cohen. from Nm AP W iril^ .Em bossM l •PlH'clllllBIll SHOP-RITE thinks a float needs them. One sary, and his wife and all their in the city of Jaipur, on the edge get to the moon” — perhaps When a reporter said the •year she went in the red finan­ seven children attended it. of the great Indian desert in the soon after 107P. American space agency has its cially,' when a freeze raised the One of the leading attractions west, and in Calcutta in the Dr. Jacob Gershon-Cohen of e R d i g t o v s east. Builders of Queen Mary - A, cost of flowers. at the World’s Fair is the Vati­ Philadelphia said he baaed that (See Page Seven) given order for new 58,660 tea iTie unusual career has can Pavilion, where Michelan­ Until recent weeks, the politi­ prediction on his confidence that luxury U ner... Souttaem Ralk Jm e n ile •TrodftiiNial provided a livelihood for her, a gelo's great sculpture, the Pie- cal strength of the pro-China by that tim e: way firemen retuni to work TOMATO Communists had been reduced 1. Final proof will have been after court restraining oAler in. ** (See Page Five) (See Page Five) by their 'Mtter argument with established that many, if not Suspect Seized served... Pope Paul 'VI, te lasA •Slim Styles .Saiptures GI.\NT moet, cancers are caused by In Southington general audience o t 1064, wtgm . 46 OZ. CAN viruses: and 2. Further devel­ Cathotica to balanee “ epirttual •AN Sizes JUI-Occasioiis opment will have been made on accounts” before new year ar* JUICE Hoiv to Get a Scholarship: 2 recent discoveries in under­ Murder Case rlv ee... American aefienUat Div • IG to 25 Cards per Box standing the structure of the 'Vang Chennlng airtves In Hoob ba.sic core of all viruses — spe- SOUTHINGTON (AP)—A 22- Kong on moettoig famfly for. Party-Time Favorites cifically, the nucleic acids DNA first time in 10 yea rs... T nifc Colleges Ask, ‘Who Is Needy?’ and RNA. year-old Southington man was fic deaths Mt new high maiks Holiday Special— 16 Oz. Bots. He said thera discoveries are to be arraigned today in the in at least 21 states. PEPSI COLA OR ^ Six |t | SHOP-RITE fresh Frozen “ probably more significant, If slaying of a liquor store owner U.N. General A ssem bly makes new effort tode:y to ftm DIET PEPSI A Packs I ' Newspapl^r Enterprise Assn. vmost American schools, publlcwfor $2,000. The second boy, the less appreciated by the public, during a holdup Dec. 12. than the unlocking of atomic Alfred Gomez, the suspect, lah 1964. business without ohowa. Fresh, Crispy BETHLEHEM, Pa. and private. Here’s how it .son of a bank president, did down between U.S. and Russia works: energy.” was arrested Tuesday night. Au­ MOTTS POTATO CHIPS 1 Lb. Bag 9 T C (NEA) — The ivy-covered four points better on his College over Soviet’s assembly vote.., ORAMGE JUICE t First, all applicants are care­ Board exam. We had to accept Gershon-Cohen, a radiologist thorities said a bullet was lodged campus of Lehigh Univer­ o f the Albert Einstein Medical in his right hip. They claimed Fai- West’s “ flood of a thorn* Fancy fully reviewed on the basis of his application for aid. He drove sand years” enters reeevery sity, a private men’s col­ school record, class rank and around campus in a convertible Center, spoke at a news confer­ the bullet lichocheted and struck Manhattan Mixed Nuts 13 Oz. Can O T w LARGE ence prior to acting as chair­ Gom half the applications “drop This wouldn’t happen tod*y,” man today of a symposium on liquor store. 12 Oz. Cans vania, is a quiet, peaceful viruses a ^ cancer at the 131st Gomez was arrested on a Johnson reported making, 100% Colombian Coffee 1 Lb. Can / # C through the holes” on the first Missimer added. progreoe on state of the hatea’ place. Yet in the adminis­ screen. These are the students meeting of the American Asso­ bench warrant in the death of Red or Green While Missimer and his staff ciation for the Advancement'6f .Robert Sheppard, 49. address while di-vertlng aomo tration building admission who don’t measure up academ­ rejoice in the automated spade­ Science. Sheppard was found behind attention to foreign afteira..* MARASCHINO CHERklES VOi. Jar d C O C 2 For79C CANS.- W J m ‘ * officers are worrying about ically in the severe competition. work provided by OSS, they ad­ Some reports former Twuiee* 99 The next screening is' based Gershon-O)hen also tdld news­ the counter when a customer Zestful mit selecting students for see Gov. Buford Ellington a U | . the class of 1'969. on financial need. "Lehigh,” men : came into his store,' located in Samuel H. Mis.simer, director gjants-in-aid can’t be complete­ become new underseeratnra ei B&G SWEET GHERKINS 12 Oz. Jar Mlssinrer says, "insists that fi­ 1. Achievement of better con­ a small shopping center on of admissions, has about $180,- ly mechanical. ,‘Tt’s relatlijely agriculture but /White aoung nancial aid will be given only trol over ordinary viruses — ItoUte 6-A. He' had been shot Shop-Rite easy to find money for a poor spokesman neither denim nor 000. to distribute to qualified to the applicants showing including those oflthe common twice in the head. SELECTED RIPE OLIVES 9 Oz. Can J L i C fre.shmcn in the form of grants genius,” Missimer says. “ And confirm the rumor.. .Branch aC 5 need.” This' is the function of cold — may help^ reduce the Police Chief G. Robert Triano FIRM RED RIPE it's easy to deny money'to a and loan.s. He’ll receive about statements submitted by par­ danger of getting cancer. It is and Maj. Samuel Rome, head of Tiber River overflows, sending Flavors C O ^ rich genius. But what about the J,100 application* for this aid. ents to the College Scholarship possible some such viruses may State Police detectives,,js4

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said there is widespread mle- Jobless Qaims Mat. DaHy l i t - Afl Week Colunibia Teen-agers underetandlng about the new Sbeinwold on Bridge Craig-Tyler law’s application. *Good Guy*John Wayne "R seems plain this new law Stamps ^?5i Go Up Slightly TV‘Radio Tonight a t m By ALraXD 8^mWscrl(itlon TV Sports. Weather GASOLINE Wayne returns to- work Jan. 4 continuation would give you a Honor Society. In her sopho­ (10) Death Valley 11:15 (10-30) Tonight (C) time movie boxofficc king filed with 8,676, followed by some kind of support for part­ sons convicted of sex crimes. in Durango, Mexico, on ''The trick with the Jack of diamonds. more and junior years She had Kentucky is the first state to (20) Memory Lane (20-40) Les Crane grinned Tuesday. ner’s suit. Berry said the new act won’t 7:15 (30) Sport.s Camera Sons of Katie Elder." By SYD KRONI8H New Haven with 3,482, Hart­ «H«4 D»i«» Pi»«Ke««» the higheot scholastic standing lower the legal age to 18, ac­ 11:30 (12) Movie "T hat's what my doctors tell ford with 3,368 and IVaterbury You cash the top hearts, lUff change such age categories. (22) Mas.s. Highllghls ( 3) Movie "Y o u know I'm in good shape AP Newsfeatures s heart in dummy, caah the top EmU — 2:80. Bvs 6;80 - 9t05 tai her class. cording to the (Commerce Clear­ 7:30 ( 3-12) Mr. E(V 11:30 ( 22) Tonight (C) BANTLY OIL m e.” U.S. First Day cover collec­ with 2,611. ■; For Shelnwold’s 36 • page One statute won’t allow a fe­ " I told them; ‘DiickN(Ilf 1 K 1 city on Jan. 8. The Sokol com­ Service Drive and a member of comes effective Friday. He is a license Tkojaywhere under the neW enough.” tan Hospital In Los Angeles ace to reach that laat club. memorative will make Its ap­ Choirs to Give the Student Activity and W el­ dairy farmer and automobile act. Radio The always honest Wayne re­ Sept. 16 for what was then de­ Nothing hard about this, and fare Oommlbtees. pearance in Washington on your only problem Is to cash Driver Charged dealer. However, the same girl can (This listing Includei only thoso new* brosdeosis of 10 or 15 fused to'^bide by the Hollywood scribed as an old ankle injury. Feb. 16. Miss Fletcher is a member of Vesper Service your tricks tn the safest order. Proponents say that if some­ not marry without the consent minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) code that cancer or any. other A few days later it was dis­ The 5-cent red, blue amd 'the Oongregational Church of her parents or guardians. J‘ JOHN WAYNE You should probably draw two After Accident one is old enough to vote and WDBC— ISRD 7:30 News of the World R. L Wandell serious illness could destroy a closed that he was being treated choir and is active in PUgrim black stamp for the Battle of The Adult and Youth Choirs trumps first. Then lead odt two join the armed forces, he Is old Another law requires a mini­ 6:00 t-fong John Wade 7 45 Sing Along box office image. But he doesn't for an abscess in one lung. The The Clark’s Fellowship. 8:00 Dick Robinson 8:10 Pops Concert New Orleans depicts Gen An­ of Concordia Lutheran Church clubs and a club ruff. Then ruff enough to buy a car anh make mum age of 21 for doing so. smoke anymore. better image when John Wayne surgery was performed and drew Jackson leading his In the one motor vehicle ac­ 28 NorUi S t e TeL 428-MOl 1.06 News Sign Off 9:06 Nlghtbeat Building will present a Christmas CTioral a heart in dummy, and finally Mias Fletcher will marry Da­ other transactions. 10:30 30-Minute Theater "M y advisers all told me that licks cancer. Wayne recuperated aboard his troops against the British. Al­ cident police inveetlgated yee- WILLIMANTIC WHAY—91(1 Vesper Service Sunday at 8 p.m. vid Ganncn of Wlllbnantlc in Opponents contend 18 is too UNUSUAL SUIT 6:00 Fred Swanson Show 11:00 New.s the public doesn't want its mov­ "I didn't squawk mueh when I yacht. so shown on this stamp Is the ruff a second club. Any reason­ terday Frank Champ, 50, of 11.15 Sports Final Confraefor at the church. David L. Almond, able sequence of plays will June. (Semnon is a senior at teniler an age for venturing into TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A 6:30 News. Sporta and Weather ie heroes associated with a seri­ was sick, but now I'm on my Upon leaving the hospital, sesquicentennial medal honor­ 180 Eldridge St., was arrested NEW YEAR’S EVE 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 11:30 Art Johnson Show organist and music director, will Wlllimantic State College and the business forest of notes, case pending in city court could WPOP—14U Residential-Commercial ous Illness like cancer. It de­ feet, feeling better than ever, so Wayne was asked If he had can­ ing the occasion. • work. on a oharg(e of failure to grant 7:15 Joe Edwards direct the choirs. The event is BUFFET has also been named to "'Who's deeds and sundry legal docu­ set a precedent on driver liabili­ 1:30 Sipn Off 6:00 Lou Terri stroys their image. I'm telling the world I had can­ cer. 'The 6 - cent Sokol stamp As the cards lie, you can make half of the highway. 7:00 Ken Griffin Alterations-Remodeling open to the public. A free-will W ho." ments. ty- WINF—1230 "1 say there's a hell of a lot cer and licked it. "I guess not," was the reply. which marks the 100th anni­ the slam even if you take the According to police, (3>amp, A t $6.05, dine luxuriously on 12:00 Sal LaRosa offering will be taken. He is president of the Stu­ "Just wait till the car dealers, The city is suiqg Eugene Fat- 6:00 News. Weather. Sports versary of the founding of this first trick tn dummy witfl the eastbound on Hartford Rd., In 14 splendid appetizers, 7 en­ 6:15 Radio Greater Hartford “ Business Built On The service is based upon the ace of diamonds. Cash the top dent Senate and has been a stu­ the banks and the loan compa­ seas for $171.90 damage to a .6:46 Lowell Thom as; Sports follows: Assistant denners, physical fitness organization In paaslng a vehicle which was tree, 2 salads, 6 vegetables, police car which collided with Customer Satisfaction” ancient order of Vespers an hearts, ruff a heart in dummy, making a right turn into a dent tralntog teacher at Horace nies start collecting defaulted 7:00 New s Coventry Garry Gllllon, Robert Wells, the U.S. reproduces the statue desserts! Prime Riba, Lob­ the rear of an automobile which 7.35 Silver Platter NEW YEAR’S evening service of psalms and and lead out all of the trumps. service station, swung into the Porter School. notes from these kids,” one William Arendt, Thomas Druge of a discus thrower that stands les.sons. The program will In­ ster Newburg, Barbecued had been stolen from Fatseas. 8:00 News Full Insurance Coverage in the State Department in Your last five cards are a opposing lane striking a west­ Ribs, Sherried Cornish Hen BloodmobUe Aides state official said. 8:15 T.lfe T.lne WINES ■ LIQUORS and Michael Follansbee; and clude "Psalms 84 and 117," two trump, two diamonds and two Mra. Carl (Sosllne, recruit­ One legislative source calls The city contends Fatseas ts 8:30 Jerry Gordon CORDIALS denners, Glenn Ferguson, Scott Washington. bound vehicle. Legs, Paella Casserole, Tiny 9:30 Speak Up. Hartford Tel. 644-0450 Hearing Seeks Clarification selections by Heinrich Schutz. clube. West and the dummy The operator of the second ment chairman for the Blood- the bill the worst passed In the liable because he left the keys LOWEST PRICES Curry. William Groot, Michael Collectors desiring first-day It will also include motets re­ Meat Balls, Baked Virginia 12:00 News and Sports must each save three clubs and oar was John KJojzy, 87, of 36 mobile visit here Jan. 4, has last session and predicts the in his parked car, contrary to a 12:15 Siim Off After 5:00, P.M. Briggs and Lawrence Rich. cancellations of these stamps lated to Advent and Christ­ Ham— not simply a choice two diamonds. At this point WsddeU Rd. Patrolman Bill B. named her telephone commit­ coming year of experiment will 1947 ordinance, and argues that WTIC— lo w ARTHUR DRUG Also, wolf badge, Craig Ed­ may send addressed envelopes, but all you wish of every 6:0f» News Weather Sports In Proposed Charter Draft mas seasons; "Hosanna to the West must discard before dum­ Teunbling Jr. investigated the tee as follows: Mrs. Henry prompt demands for repeal. this was the “ proximate cause*' 82 BALDWIN ROAD mondson, Byron Whipple, Rob­ together with remittance to Son of David," by David Moe; dlshl Come early, come late 6:45 3 Star Extra my. accident which occurred about Ramm, Mrs. Richard Chirland, The attorney general’s office of the resulting accident. 7:06 Conversation Piece ert Worden, Steven Briggs, Mi­ cover the cost of the stamps to "Rejoice in the Lord Always,” but come for the most lav­ be affixed, to the appropriate West must save his clubs and 4:30 p.m. on Hartford Rd. near ish feast of all! Reservattons Mrs. Walter Schroder, Mrs. A l­ The public hearing consen-^tions with the taxing authority chael LaBler; bea»- badge, by Henry Purell and "This Is muet therefore discard the ten bert Hadlgian, Mrs. Peter postmaster (New Orleans and the Record of John," by Or­ Pine St. are recommended. sus Monday night was that the section proposed in the charter \Iames St. Martin, Glenn Fer­ Washington). of diamonds. You then throw a Champ is acheduled to a^>- Moeckel, Mrs. Arthur Pepin, were questioned, especially for guson, David Gankofskie, Dan­ lando Gibbons. proposed charter draft for the Requests for the New Or­ club from dummy and lead a pear in Circuit Ck>urt 12 In HAPPY NEW YEAR! Mrs. John Tottelbach and Miss N&sslff photo those new developments hav­ iel Langlois Steven Dunnack, Members of the Youth (Choir diamond to give up a trick to town required several changes leans stamp must be post­ are junior and senior high Manchester on Jan. 18. Kay Fletcher. MRS. ROBERT EMERSON CRAIG ing "community water wells." Michael Briggs and Lewis marked not later than Jan. 8 West’s unguarded queen. You 'The BloodmobUe will be 'beta It u- World Friendship Fund, Boy Liebman enlisted in the service leaves. was insufficient for any man to Scouts of America. Every precaution was taken Enjoy A Delicious Steak Dinner. $15 Per Couple porated for selecting new adult ple will live at 800 Ridgeway give up private employment to ir. July. 1963. Miss Barbara Ann Barstow Another community service While with the 5th Infantry to prevent the production of in­ advisois If needed. The resolu Rd., 'Valdosta, Ga., after Jan. 1.' take a chance when the election ' , verts on the Stuart Davis ab­ tions will be decided upon at a of Falmouth, Mass., was maid Division IMechanized) Service­ of honor. Mrs. Peter Paul Prince Mrs. Craig is a 1962 graduate to this post was for a two-year P<'°j®ct the cubs have is col stract art stamp. Because the iecting scout uniforms for cubs, man Liebman trained as a frog­ future meet)ng. of Morristown, N. J., a cousin of Manchester High School. She term. design of abstract art makes It Building Permits / boys, girls, brownies and ex­ man "In a little-known sidelight of the bride, and Miss Paula attended the University of Conr The hearing pointed out the easy for errors to occur, the en­ Three building permits were need for more authority for the plorer levels. These are being of the recent ExercLse B ^ d THREE “J’s” RESTAURANT Ballsleper of Manchester were necticut for two years, where collected for the Mansfield Wagon, amphibious training" in gravers 6-en deliberately made Your host, Ray Stanko in­ Issued in December, according bridesmaids. she was enrolled in elementary first selectmen as ciilef of a few so that they could know to Mason Nuhfer, agent tar the State Training School and Hos­ California With three other • The bride’s attendants wore education courses. She plans to police. what the boo boos looked like. Rt. 4 and 44Av Belton — Tel. 449-4484 SIfIHE vites you to welcome in the zoning commission. They went pital in Mansfield Depot. Any­ servicemen in a special volun­ street-length dresses of cran­ continue her education in Val­ The compensation for the tax The stamps are In three colors New Year at the very popu­ to Arthur Pepin and Son, eollector Was again questioned one having such uniforms is berry velveteen, fashioned with teer program he underwent an and required two press runs. Macht Rd., for a new house on dosta. She la a member of Phi las it was at the hearing the asked to contact Lewis Brad­ lar Ofik Grill in downtown elbow-leng(th sleeves, and they intensive training program that This gave greater opportunity (Thestro Bridge Rd.; Thomas Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Charter Oommiasion held some ley on South St. included 180 minutes of physi­ Manchester. Dancing 9 P.M. carried matching muffs trim­ Phi sorority. Lt. Craig is a 1960 The pack has awarded two for error. But the printera would Carlson, addition for a house med with sprays of pale pink weeks ago), with the sugges­ cal training daily, hours in re­ not be undone and the hopeful to 3 A.M. to the delightful graduate of Manch^er High tion of a salary only. Instead certificates of merit to Mrs. on Rose Bridge Rd., and John miniature carnations. Their fining their swimming tech­ stamp collectors were foiled music of the Coughlin, addition to house on School and received a B.S. de­ of the present salary-fee basis. PriscllKi GilMon on behalf of niques and learning to move shoulder-length veils Were at­ gree In’ business administration again. CJherry 'Valley Rd. tached to pink velveteen the same as the proposal in the the County Council for its ap­ through 10-foot waves from Ne w Year's Eve "DYNAMICS" at Boston University in June. I Students Home for Holidays crowns. charter calls for the office of preciation of the work she has .ship to shore, unobserved In IN ...WlIHyS ■While in college he was a mem­ town clerk. done for the local Cub Scouts. Australia has issued the last College and secondary school Miss Nancy Alice Tyler of I nibber rafts, running at least stamp in Us "Navigator" series. Jamboree ber of Sigma Phi Epsilon fra­ The limitations of associa- Awards have been given as WOW!! • Favo.• .

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MAMCHBSIB KVBflNG HICRATA MANC WSDNESDAT, DSCEMBSt WH, 1964 MANC31ESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00N N „ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 80, 1964‘ P A o a f i v t VeriMMi Obituary Nudity, Exuberance asoessed a portion of the cost Martm Sees Need of tha planned $50,000 water Army-Navy Club Seeking Board j^cks Effort mala inatallaHoti; ^ the funds Emergency Phones (Mt Shop pin gCeiUers would ha turnad back to tho In- Mark the New Era duatrial Davatepmant Oorpora- Longer Lease from Town DEUVERY For 2-Mill Hike tloa, wMcb will pay with money For rioneer’s Site appioprlated by the town for tlM VcmoB Orel* ARTHUR DRUR agrnhk m A or wnaoir fa n dM *Th” Ifohi o f araiy wom­ pail of the project now under The 1,000-merober Army-< The club, which is open to Bha|>|«ii( Oenter and TM Oty an, whotarar bar ana. AP TTiinnirr - Wittar diacuosion. Navy Club, in need of minor membership by honorably-dis­ * Richard Martin predicted today that nwpptaf Plaaa with Vanm Po> Kifled Ooesiiig m w TORK (AP) — lU a jraar Tat m aninhtn tad m Ihe Th« town’s board of directors has agreed that Man- Republican Harlan Taylor last axpansion, will aak ths boiu^l charged servicemen of any m a twtKmfll rise in ita 1965-66 tax rate “to; Bc« headqnarters t’aitata otmdraaavn- fashion sacons has basn, K has ahester ^ do "everything legally and practically pos­ night qusstlonad whethsr the period, has not only provided COW the eetiniate of possible increases in appropna- West Main St. ba natkxi. Tha auda also bfwi praetteaL H mmo oany sible to keep Pioneer Parachute here.” town would have any control of directors to extend He pre­ a meeting place for old. service yesterday. stocfclngi just happon to be bagaa with a darln$ That tha eonoenauoA over funds appropriatsd to the sent lease piut the Jan. 1, 1969 friends but has been active in tu m in (next year's) (General Fund.” The tel«i)()otMs. snrtosed in aaekBne. Bvarjr gar- warn and n on nin raMMant, Tlw taa» Hilla riaa Sfartine------hricht red cmcrsency boxea, among the eight directon who Industrial Dsvslopmant Oom- expiration date. many charitable projects of the -BON&m- diM arad tba next mtil aad ttMOS nutty knsa higb hoots H should be made clear that we Sirloin Pit No. 88 I ba In addttfeai to an may be used by anytme for me^ last night to review the mlsslon. IU( clubhouse, on the comer community. ^ .--la fa 'w a r a decrying tt, eo- just happen to kaop a lady’s are going to be malting law in Atty. Aronson suggested that It has been especially active adatkwal S1B2.000 Mimmonins poUoe. fire or am­ town'a efforts to relocate the o f Main and Forest Sts., adja­ rOMF'Lf Tf jday ka waa erooMag Waot rinlnglete were explaining it tn lega dry and ooay. parachute firm from an old doing this," since there k no the corporation could alter its In working with children and ■aad on an avarace Police Arrests bulance veblcles. Ihe boaes are ' This has also baen tba year of cent to Bennet Junior High SI 7/1 IN' MRi Oir, I Mala St. at about 6-.M P A . FU- 'w m a our changing eoclety, Cheney Milla building to a tract law that k directly applicable. articles of incorporation to bind teen-agers and, last summer, ioa Increaac hi the' not locked and are dealgned for nd deAgnere were trying to ths stretch fabric, a miiaOe in School, was erected in 1919 on use by the general pubUc. o ff the Wilbur Croea Highway. According to Aronson, the Itself to use fuhds appropriated land then owned by Cheney conducted many ej/ents for Hea ksKva eftargad a L rag letaid tt textiles that a p ^ an and to campers and volunteer coun­ that' Arthur Bikemleka, XI. o t 444 Vernon POUce ChM Kdmund The abaent director waa Atty. town charter pennits the direc­ by the f) town for specific pur­ Bros., and loaned to the club STEAK P " ■MOdow. Maoa.. m an with M g - Ona o t tbeae waa Rudl Oern- elipping Ungierie strapa, otratch- David Barry. tors to appropriate funds for poses. ) selors of the Kennedy Day DINNER ■ win have to Center SL. was arrested on a F. Dwyer, . who checked oat the ralch,' a OaUfbmia sportearear ing walaUlnea, and ripping un­ for an indefinite period. ■goBt hixnlrkla In tba aecidwil. The board’s poeltion wUl be any purpose In the ptiblk: Inter­ Camp. piar who created tbe top- derarms. The building waa construct­ Club President James which was held that the phones are "b ett^ than Jooeph Ivanlckl. 71. o f IT stated in a letter to Michael est. The development corpora­ ed under the auspices of the iwtMtig suit for unprudlsh Uninhibited youth In foment tion, working to further the (Dutch) Fogarty said this ta a dZ-ndS tax rate, despite vehicle while Ucense is under the old type of mUceW>B« cafi boxes Rtvar SC, vras dead on arrival imMmm TUe faabion wae cboaen Kagan, Pioneer’s president. Pope Receives American Red (hxiss . with could npt be blamed for the town’s Industrial growth and morning that Atty. Herbert Ms predictksi. last winter, of a suspensioo. The arrest was which were lockedeked and avail at Rockvflla General Hospital to alar In a Republican cam­ smoke screen created by a mass The letter, eriilch has not senrices and material donated Open 7 Days 11:80-0 possible mm aad a half ia- Jobs H. Harvey, 40, operator thus tnereaes He taxable prop­ s .* $ Phelan will appear before the made bv patrolman E^arle Ev- ■*>*« «>^y *» poUcemen, and an paign movie "Choico," apon- o f feminine pulchritude puffing been drafted yet, will Include a Bid to Attend by local contractors and build­ town’s board of directors Tues­ 287 West Middle Turnpike o f the vMiiele. was releaaed un­ erty, k thus working in the erett after be observed Biker- Improvement over tte lever type san d by tbe Mothers for Moral on petiU jewel-encrueted p4>es. atateme ijess to help Pioneer relocate in public interest. ’65 World’s Fair completed in five working days, extension of its lei\,sc. Ms ssflmats o f the tnereaaed Center SL from a drivewav, the telephone. Dwy- Jan. 19 In (Circuit Court IX, aora cut away the choicest town, on outline of the next Tne directors ako agreed, and then was turned over to 1S6S-SS bodget on the foBow- scared woman of all ages trying Fogarty said that the ap­ then shooting o ff the toad into " RockvUle. steps the town must take, and however, that they would not the club for the use of Its Mg ttstna: to break the cigaret habit after proval is needed befpre the out­ the ver%- n ^ dnvea-ay. he said. is happening and w t Harrey Is a former Voraon As fabric diminished at tbe a request for detailed informa­ ciure to appropriate funds to the (Continued from Page One) College entrance .test scores are used for prelimi­ 660 members. WANTED An average increaae to the the UH. government had relea.<>- lay of club funds for major re­ Court appearance for Biker- the appropriate equip- reaident and a former Vernoti neck end of women’s garments, tion on the proposed location •Corporation except to bring nary screening. In 1944, the land was pur- pairs and minor expansion. He CLEAN LATE MODEL board of education budget ment." He added that in the ed its twtr vear study on the, ts. Is on display, on loan Ifrom nieks is Jan. 18. Ftan Dlstiiet Ownmlaetoner. It shrank at tbe hemline subject W we women had & o f the firm’s new plant on a 60- utilities to the proposed indus­ chksed by the town end the said that if the extension is (based on 'figures of the past . „ past, several fire engines were He ie regional manager for the Vatican. Oliver J. Peters HI. 17 until some costumes (by late start, said the Burgeon acre tract off the Wilbur’ Cross trial site. Army-Navy Club was given a granted, plans then will be USED CARS three yean) o f $295.(XX). ** ** sent to put out an automobile 'D'.S. Kovifoiw 0>.. and was as­ between Slater and Deming The Invitation to Pope Paul ICatnrlUes and interest pay- Steep Hollow Lane. France's Andre Oourregea and General’s report> they were "The town should furnish on­ said: Colleges Ask Who Is Needy? 25vyear leaae at a token drawn, subject tn town approv­ fire when just one engine would sociated with the Rodcvffle America’s Jacques Tlffeau) Sts. rental of $1 per year. al. TdP PRICES PAID menu of XUO.OOO on the $1.7 charged with failure to carry a ^sve been sufficient. rapidly catching up with men ly those things that it would "The Vatican Pavilion at the branch o f the firm when be were thigh-bigh, tbe shortest In General Manager Richard million sdMol and redevelop- license last night after a <> "Using the emergency tele­ as addicts to the weed whicr provide In any other section of New York World’s Fair In its (Continued from Page One) who had his scholarship request ______. a____ a _ K v Uved in Vernon. modem history. ' FOR ALL MAKES ment bemda by Patrolman Robert McNeilly phone will end such wasteful distinguished physicians termed Martin proposed that the letter town,” said Stone. first session attracted 14 million turned down has cried "foul.” Ipvestigatlan of the accident ‘'How high can skirts go (in expressing the town’s general In­ Normal salary and wage in- Jr practices." Dwyer said. harmful to health. Thus they ruled out either persons of all faiths and races. $1,000 a year from the govern­ College admissions officers do was headed by lA. finilio PeDe- tbe office) without seriously im­ . With or without pipes, often tent be delivered to Pioneer’s providing a septic tank instal­ President May Ask Study cremenU. totaling $60,000. for Pyters has been summoned to Dwyer noted that the emer­ grinl, who was assisted by SgC Wp believe this reflects not only their best; sometimes it is not Garter Chevrolet municipal employea. other than appear in court on Jan. 18. pairing this function of the Amer­ with saucer-sized dark glaseee. management In an effort to lation for the firm or'Tfradlng ment. He must agree to begin gency telephones are paid for (Herald pholo by rienmiii) Clarence Neff and PatnAmen a tribute to the bekuty and ar­ enough. of the school department. ican economy?’’ asked tbe Wall and with Mack dresses with "break the ring” of circum­ the Industrial site. tistic value of the pavilion itself repaying it at 3 per cent inter­ by the Vemoo Fire DistiicC He Chief Dwyer tests telephone at Vernon Circle. George Gardner, Jack Reldien- Street Joum al They are worried, for ex­ Of Speedy Rail Service GOq Inc. An appropriation of $50,000 added that two additional phone short, swirling skirts, the so- stances that seems to liave been Pioneer president Kagan had —and the Pieta of Michelangelo est after he’s out of school for ample, about the C-plus or B boch and Rldiard Bundy. Moreover, what was left of preventing progress. 1229 Main St.—649-62SU t o g e t started on the OcC 1, installations are being eonaid- called live ones headed for th<' mentioned at a meeting with In particular—but a splrit'ial a year. Universities often have student who may be a good Hospital Notes Mr. Ivanlckl was born March garments were often as diapha­ Martin’s suggestion followed IBM Grand list revaiuatkm. as ered. one near the intersection discotheques, hazy with smok town officials last week that hunger for the eternal amidst other private loan funds avail­ college risk but does not WASHINGTON (AP) The^and other demonstration proj­ 19, 189% hi Poland, and Uved In nous as a window glass, and expressions of doubt by Repub­ required by state statutes. of Rt. 30 at Mile HUl Rd.. the Rockville- V emon and frenetic with maas gyra­ he would like the town to pro­ all the diversity of modern life. able to qualified students. But qualify for a grant. There are Commerce Department has ects could be under way before ffodevUe 60 years. He was a re­ with Uttle underneath. Ihese lican directors Francis Della- The $555,000 predkrtkm Is ViHttlng bSiirs are Z to 8 p.m. scene of many traffic accidents, tions to the syncopation of glar­ vide a septic tank and site “ Only recently, the pilgrim­ this money is limited. still not nearly enough grants asked President Johnson to in­ the end of the fiscal year be­ tired carder for Somcra Manu- see-through garments brought Fera and Harlan Taylor that reduced to $515.(>00. by esti­ la all sreaa excepUiig matern­ and one on r L 83 near Windaor- ing juke boxea. Caimed music work as well as the highway age of Your Holiness to India or loans to help all who need clude in his new budget a re­ ginning next;July 1. Never lefere Se lew frlceS^i^” focturhig Oo., Somers. about a rev and Kaadueako ed eye as a fan dancer’s tights. import showing movies, was the without having conducted public town should pay only for those clialjenge facing humanity in C3id>. Not our morals but our mores This is the promise of a job low-income families. Most col­ tion. would be to determine whether ing soiacea aot to smoke la patients' rooms^ thing. hearings on any proposed ap­ utilities that It would normal­ aiding the poor. the public would support faster, Surtlvurs indude Ua wife. are In a state of flux, explained for a student during his fresh­ leges can’t offer enough aid Officials said they have asked Thus, Martin estimates that No more lhaa two vlaitors at Set at $2,845,000 The old fashioned twist had propriations and sone changes. ly provide to any section of "It has also aroused a hope to cover their expenses, and that the request for approval of more frequent train .service. Mrs. Frances Karaa Ivanidd; innumerable sodel scientists. The rough estimate of the like­ town. man year—work\ In exchange ths $515,000 in increased ap- one time per patient. Confusion Mars already graduated into new and that perhaps one day you may some are forced to paas up col­ a three-year research and test Other studies would seek to two eons, Kdwln T. Ivanicki o f Hie torch has been passed to a ly Initial cost to the town is "The town’s responsibilities for room or board. wopriatkins may be raised by similar danc^ forms such S‘< also visit our shores. lege. program be made to Congress determine whether Americans Rockville and Chester T. Ivan- new g^eneration uninhibited by about $80,0(X). The money would stop at the property line,” he So the days of waiting on iba two mill tax rise phis the PaOento Today $46 Nigerian Vote The total appropriation forced to justice of the peace posta the frug and the swim. Bu "In this spirit, we humbly in­ Despite these tremendous in the Prcildenff’s State of the want rail service that will carry $ C .9 5 the deprivations of depression be appropriated to an Industrial said. table or cataloguing library IHr ^ 9 flOZ.OOO which may be realized ADMITTED YESTERDAY: construction of Vernon’s new during the November election, Idd o f Ellington, and a steiwon. those 7-foot African dancen a vite your earnest consideration hurdles, many families, experts Union message Monday night. them aa fast as 200 miles an or war. Development Corporation, which Thus the town would pay to of a visit to the Vatican Pavilion books in order to get through frxxn an increased Grand List. Marjorie Abom, 983 Ttriland junior high school was set last town clerk Henry F. Butler has Joseph Zastswny of Rockville. the World’s Fair in^ired sti,. agree, can send their children The program la aimed at pro­ hour. None of Martin's estimated (Continoed from Page One) T te funeral win be held to­ Totaling nearly half the popu­ an other, the W stu ^ would assist Pioneer to prepare bring a road and water to the at the fair in the summer of college are by no means over. Tpke.: Venice Cole. 46 S. Alton night at $2,845,000. TTie cost doea announced. through college if they make a viding transportation at speeds figures apply to the Special lation are the postwar babies— the Wilbur Cross tract. But, site; any construction on the 1966. The process of fitting finan­ St.; Sharon and Susan Duffney. Dcit include cxxistruction of a The justices must also sign morrow at 9:30 a.m. from the Among the best o f the Wa- sincere effort. of up to 200 miles an hour ever taking power are slim. The restive, yeasty youths who DellaFera said, ths actual cost site itself would be up to Pio­ "A visit by Your Holiness cial aid to students, and vice A ssatsirvs m Hms* U Pfi lire Department District, the sewer line to run from the scbcwl special forms, in triplicate, at White Gtbaon Funeral Home, tusi dancers were Lynda Bir through lubes or in electronical­ Broad Brook; Gregor>- and n or­ northern region has almost two- shrieked as loudly this year for might be considerably higher. neer. would help symbolize the role versa is not a science. More Next; A College Career IsAiaasd krtful*'* to sol W F ;- Special Downtown Parking Dis­ to the city’s sewer system. the town cleric’s office. Failure 65 Ehn SC, with a Maae of req­ and Luci Baines J o h n s o r. ly guided cars, possibly within Personal Notifies (ssi Asa ksH prita. TWy ffra land Harris Tolland: Janet British rock ’n’ rollers, "The Roll­ In reply, Martin noted that Stone also proposed that the the Church plays In the life of than one family of a student Needs Planning trict or ths Water and Sewer thirds of Nigeria’s territory and Members of the school build­ to meet the necessary require­ uiem at SC Joeepb’s Church at daughters o f the President wh 15 years. j'S Departments Knight 63 Eva Dr.; Mrs. Ger­ ing Stones, os they had last for "someone must break the ring’’ development corporation, which our nation and our city and em- a g- -a. -. - 11 more than half its population. ing committee, the Vernon ments will cause their office to 10. Burial win be In SC Bern­ played a large part in keepin Officials said they have asked asaa ■ maine Lynch, 213 Green Rd.: the Beatles. would be responsible for the phasiM, througliout the world, Card Of Thanks M aisflwia. Pmv Airat daa'il H m Fire DIatzict funds are Population determines the num­ Board of Finance, and select­ be vacant. ard's Oemetoy. the world conscious of tbe ex- If any progress is to be made. siast 8PMT «r opfsarsMS. SRm Mias Catherine McOormick. 113 Here and abroad theee young construction, be reimbursed for Johnson to approve a budget We wish to thank our nelfrhbors, raUad from a separate tax ber of seats a region bolds In men met jointly last night to ’Terms for the justices are Friends may call at the fu­ huberance of youth. He described "the ring” this the ecumenism determined by ooS dwe l^ia^slb toot Lockwxiod St.: John Muschko. mimes spumed simple elegance, its work by assessments levied request of $20 million next year, relatives, friends, and the Alplna Paul Beiie-er L / / Jteet AeJea rate, which, this'year equaled Parliament. consider a report by the school’s two years, starting Jan. 12. So neral home timlght frexn 7 to 9. Actually, all the drawHng way: the second Vatican Council.” Woman Society for their kind expresaioo 277 Spring S t; Andrew Saun- a fashion pace set by Mrs. John against future users of the wa­ 76-Year-Old with $10 million for research tOit fUl FWw«eHI .I*e| «v4g«u| three and one quarter miUa The United Progressives architect, Msunfeldt Associates far, only 20 of the 56 elected Texas Johnsons had change Pioneer architect Philip Di- of sympathy shown us tn our recent dera. 27 Range Hill Dr.. Rock­ ter line' and the roadway. and development of new ground bereavement. a one quarter mill drop from charged that many of their can­ of Hartford. have been sworn in, Butler said. F. Kennedy, for the prissy but subtly the character if not th CSorcla won’t proceed with ville; Mrs. Barbara Wodal. Mrs. Agues McDermott extreme styles of England’s transportation systems, $8 mil­ The Family ot Olara BuscmtUa •"Helanca i* tha ngistarad the 1963-64 rate. didates were prevented from Board .of Finance Chairman. TTie town clerk’s office la tempo of the nation’s soci- plans for the new building site The corporation could thus Wapjjing; Anthony Page. Notch Mie. Ag'nes McDermott, 63. Mods, or the somenvhat sexier build a revolving fuiW from 12th Qrcuit lion for demonstration prpjects TM of the Heberleln TTie Downtown Taxing Dis­ running in the north. They also DouglagR. Hayes, said he w ill! open from 9 a m. to 5 p.m., of Waterbury, mother of Mrs. lift with their White House oc imless ho gets clearance from Rose Parade Champ Card Of Thanks Rd. Ext., Bolton: Robert Law- but also kooky YeYe dealgn which to sponsor devAopment and $2 million for otatlstical Patent Corp." trict funds are raised from as- claimed that the 1964 censtu call a meeting of the' board, Monday through Friday, and Kathlewi Scully o f 60 F dey cupancy. Gone with the Ke: Kagan; Kagan In turn wants studies. We wish to thank all ot our son. Newington; Mrs. Ruth EH- ideas of the jeune fiUea of In other areas of town. neighbors, friends and relatlvea for aeownents against prcq>erty was falsified to show 29 million possibly Monday, to consider the Monday evenings from 6:30 to nedys was much of the forma some indication that the town One of the first demonstra­ Us, Gilead; Mrs. Ethel Tedford. SC. died last night st St. France. Atty. Aronson suggested that Gjurt Cases (Continued from Page One) era on her family’* neighbors’ the many acta of kindness and ewnars within ita own district of the country’s 56 milhcn peo- appropriation. g. Mary’s Hospital, Waterbury. Ity and genteel elegance of e- will assist Pioneer; but the tion projects Would be 100-mile- sympathy shown u« In our recent 21 Bond St.: Phyllis Nelson. 32 Apparently unable to lick town can’t offer concrete assur­ an effort to relocate Pioneer and friends’ horaedrawn car­ The town Water and Sewer I^e living in the north. In their report, presented by Hospital Notes Other survivoie Include a tertalning vdiich graceful ar medical education for one son an-hour electrical rail service bereavement. We especially thank Eari S t; Mrs. Katherine Hen­ them, the mothers and even the beautiful JeicqueUne Kenned ance until it knows Its costs, might give the development cor­ riages for the parades. In 1910 Dr. Lundberg and the nursing staff {jJaldorL Department funds are raised Northern leaders denied the Robert H. Uenhard of the ar­ Admitted yesterday: Donald busband. a son, two brothere, ROCKVILLE SESSION and a dental education for an­ between Washington and N*w of Laurel Manor Convaleecent drickson, 72 S. Hawthorne St.; grandmothers joined them in and it won’t know that until poration the Impetus to continue her decorated horse and buggy from charges levied for services charges. They said the election chitectural firm, the architects Slyfield, Tolland; S a j^ Wood­ thrA ^sters and four grand­ bad carried off so well. A Rockvillo woman who other. York, and possibly on to New Home and Manchester Memorial DRUG COMPANY Kathlee Lavoie. Wapping; John some of their fashion kicks, es­ From the first, Preslder DiCorefa has drawn the site its efforts to foster Industrial “ won second prize without Hospital, and all those who sent the rendered. could not be postponed because noted that nine bids were re­ bury, Femwood Rd.; Dale Bat­ children. pleaded guilty to two counts of The physician son. Dr. David Haven, Conn. Muldoon, 235 Highland S t: tt could not be held after the ceived on Dec. 22 for the school pecially the rage for zany stock­ Johnson indic^jped hia distas'. plans. growth? here. larceny was sentenced to 30 trying.” beautiful floral tributes. 901 Main SL—643-5321 Martin has requested Con- ty, Tolland: Charles 'Whitaker. The funeral w in be held Sat­ Ooleman, helps construct her Commerce officials said this Mrs. Anna Klotzer and Family Mra. Justine Boudreau. 313 Moslem holy month of Rama­ construction. Low bidder was ings in patterns and textures for rigid protocol. Thus, he proposed, along The size of the appropriation days In jail on each count by In 1915, at 22, her Spanish gal­ troDsr Joseph V. Clementino to 151 E. Main SC; Dora Leves­ urday morning from the Bergen that the development corpora­ floats. So do his wife Georgine leon won the top prize for Los prepare and distribute budget Adams St.: Richard Malboeuf. dan begins Jan. 3. A.F. Peaslee, Inc., with a low que, EUington: Melinda ranging from heavy ■varlcose- State dignitaries i with Democratic director Rob­ Judge Simon S. Cohen. and their four children. 12S W Main St. Rockville; Nigeria is a former British base bid of $2,353,000. Funeral Home. E. Main SC, vein-like knit patterns to glit­ black tie. He held to th ert Stone Sind board chairman tion will require will not be Mrs. Jean Paul, 19, of 88 Angeles. Her entry for Los An­ forms for each town agency. Schrumpf, Thompsonville; Lot­ Waterbury. with a Mass of re­ known definlteW until architect David and his brother Sam, geles this year glorifies Ita new William Kayden. 57 Allen Dr., colony about the size of Texas, "We have checked the low bid tie Fuller. Tolland; Leslie tering fhinestone flowers on the less formal form of dre. Francis J. Mahoney,'Ihat the ■West St., had her sentences Ineladlng the board of educa­ quiem at the Bleosed Sacrament DiCorcia has bo^^leted the site the dentist, have since childhood Music Center. Vernon. Louisiana and Oklahoma ctmi- and find no technical errors or Goldzweig. 23 Edith Rd.; Dor­ sheerest of sheers. political rib roasts held by th town express clearly Its inten­ suspended by the judge who tion, the Community College <3hurch, Waterbury. desigpi for the plant. helped build their mother’s Sponsors pay her from about and the Libraries, plus any new ADMITTED TODAY: Jeffeo' bined. tucked under the bulge of omissions,’’ the report said. othy Gagne, Elnfield. They wore mad hats that In short order the country r tions to do all that it can to tld her '"if you ever get in floats. In 1966 Dr. Sam Friends may call at the fu­ DiCorcia said last week that trouble again these sentences $3,000 to $21,000 for designing a agency that has not had an ap­ Taylor, 31 Stone St ; Mrs. West Africa. "We have also checked the low Births yesterday: A son to muffled their mouths or beuideri a whole was atashing away i keep Pioneer in Manchester. branched out on his own — and base bid together nith all possi­ neral home tomorrow from 7 to their eyes like bandits. A^d In the letter, the town will he was unable to proceed with could be Imposed.” The charges float. She used around $25,000 propriation in past years. Marguerite Sweeney, 24 Stark­ Its coastline is a tropical rain Mr. and Mrs. Frank Proven- sterling and hauling out U design work until the state high­ won the sweepstakes prize for worth of flowers. ble combinations of altemateis to 9 pm., and Friday from 2 to 4 they who could afford it cozied note that it has already taken stefn from shoplifting Inci­ The latter would Include the weather St ; Charles Church, forest. The northern reaches are cher, 33 Brookljn St. barbecue grill, following a pa way department provides det^ls the desert town of Indio with a Surveying her entries for this trackless wastes on the southern determine that by any combina­ Discharged yesterday: Etta arid 7 to 9 pm . up tn crazy long-haired fura, or ty pattern emphasized by t: the first step. The Town Plan­ dents. float bearing dates, palms and Human Relations Comipiasion. Watrous Pul.. Bolton; Terence ot its plans to widen the Wilbur Jolm P. Stevenson. 48, of year’s theme, "Headlines in fringe of the Sahara Desert. tion of alternates A.F. Peaslee. Loetscher. Atamian Boarding stepped out In mink dresses or political rib roasts held by tJ ning Ciommission today pro­ dancing girls. which was created in Septem-1 Sullivan. 54 Niles Dr Cross. He added that he thought Warren Ave., charged with Flowers," she exclaimed: "I Its regional administrations Inc. would be the low bidder. " Home: Mrs. Lorraine Foley Charira Wunfig Persian lamb knlckera, or sable Democratic Party during th posed that the zoning of the Dr. Sam has six floats near ber. Smith, Tolland; Roland Me- , Charles Wurdlg, 70, of Bloom­ Wilbur Cross Highway land be they would provide the details cruelty to animals, was fined hope they all win!’’ ' Tbs aggregate requesta will | loche. Bayberry Rd.. Bolton; !. ^ on three j .‘T™™ our own experience and son, 80 Windsor Ave.; Mrs. jump suits. Presidential campaign to p: if the town showed that they his mother’s eight this year in a NEW field. brother o t WilUam Wur­ changed from Rural Residence $25. The court was told that then be presented to Martin for Roland Wilson. East Hartford; tribes * ~— Moslem «« Hausas . in the Peaslee. Inc. and by ifaren ^ __ .Anderson____ and son, 7 JiHiip suits— those long Johns LBJ back tn the White Hous< were definitely needed. vast Quonset hut where their dlg of Manchester, died yester­ Zone to Industrial Zone. the charge resulted from the - his review and recommenda- Roeer Fverest RFTi -i Verru^n i a"*! non-Moslem Ibos In repuUUon,’’ the re ^ rt Bellevue Ave. without the dropseats, made So the brand of LBJ, as we', Rough estimates offered last floats are assembled. Missions Multiply Roger Everest. RED 3. Vernon. YorubaS in the consider the low bid- _ day at Hartford Hospital. as that of youth, is on th neglect of two horses the de­ tioas. before review and accep­ from everything from stretch The Capitol Region Planning night, however, set the approx­ "There’s a friendly rivalry, FOR ALL WHO SAVE AT PEOPLE’S Emile Boutelax. 49 Westwood - der to be resi>onaible and quali- Other survivors include his year of 1964. fendant owned. tance by tile board of directors A^erUsement lace to velvets and fors—were Agency, which must review all imate cost of a road to the in­ Prosecutor Eugene T. Kelly lots of borrowing back and forth WASHINGTON — American St, j Tribal differences, never far i wife, two daughters, two broth­ in May. Wanted newsboy ■— Windsor- zone changes within 500 feet of dustrial area at '$30,000 and a reported that a veterinarian of cups of coffee and flowers," interest in Africa was restricted BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A . beneath the surface, were award of the contract to this rille Road, Wapping Woods ers, five grandchildrra and six town boundaries, will review his mother says. to 16 diplomatic missions — Martin, before submitting his firm." great-grandchildren.’ water installation at $50,000. had destroyed one of the ani­ son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard , rubbed raw in the rough elec- Road, Skinner Road area, Ver­ the proposal within the next 20 The water could be provided In childhood, Isabella Sturde- none of embassy status — be­ reoooimended budget, has fol- Maxur of 307 N. Main SC; a son - tion campaign. According to the reporC total Funeral services will be held mals and the other was board­ hnved a procedure of meeting non. Route available immedi­ Ranger Losses Are Hea'V)’ days. (The tract borders di­ by the Manchester Water Co., ed out to a farm. vant, daughter of a pioneer fore World War n . Now there to Mr. and Mrs. Louia Gamer The north’s premier, Sir Ah- estimated project cost of the tomorrow at 11 am . at the Pasadena realtor, pasted flow- are 60, including 36 embassies. with repreaentatlves o f each de­ school would be $2,817,200, in ately. Call Herald Circulation rectly on South Windsor.) which would share in the $50,- Atty. Herbert Hannabury, of Glastonbury. madu Bello, said in a statement Taylor and Modeen Funeral The town planning commis- partment and agency. eluding previous appropriations ■Home, 12 Seneca Rd., Bloom­ In %uth Viet Nam Victor) 000 cost of the Installation, pub­ representing Stevenson, n o t^ The board o f d ire^ rx . be­ BIRTHS TOT)AY- A son to political leaders In the of $10,000f and $120,000 p for pre- Wilson or Mr. Graff at 875-3136, oion wlU then conduct a public lic works directors Walter F^J8S that the problem arose from a Dividend Increased to Mr, and ilra. Antonio M azzetta; region believe they can or Mike Kelley. 875-2649. field. Burial will be in Moun­ hearing on the proposal. The fore approving the board of ed­ limlnary plans. tain View Ometery, Bloom­ t said last night. domestic problem Stevenson of 203 Center SC; a son to Mr. get along as an independent na (Continued from Page One) hearing will be set for Jan. 21. It could also be provided by had and that the defendant ucation budget, meets' several Of the total cost of the proj- Vernon field. Newington: a brother, Russell and klrs. David McNally of 40 tion because of rich oU deposits news Is handled by commission chairman John La- the Connecticut Water Co. for "showed great remorse” In the times with Supt of Schools Friends may call at the fu­ E. Bentley of East Hartford; recently discovered there, and $2,M1.200 will The Herald's BockvlUe Bnresui. on inside information, that r menzo said last night. about 842,000. The Connecticut Wilrtam Curtis and members of Waddei. Rd construction of the building. „ pnrk two sisters, Mrs. Lewis H. incident. Notice— We Will Be that they are trying to "make SC, teL 875-3136 or neral home tonight from 7 to 9. new and possibly violent plo. The fact that the planning A/2C Robert L. Matcya, 21, I DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- This represents the Peaselee Hodge of Glastonbury and Mrs. company would probably not themselves so intolerable that 645-2711. was about to hatch. oommission is Initiating the , DAY; Mrs. Amy Lang, GUston- other Nigerians win take the 1 $2,353,000, less $1,- Btrs. Tlioinas Zodda Andrew P. Greaney of Hart­ share in the cost, however, of Rt. 30, charged with making Khanh and his general staf: proposal to change the zone, j bury; P-odman StewarC 19 Inltlative in getting eastern Nl- 800 for a less expensive temper- Mrs. CJarmelina Conca Zodda, ford; and a granddaughter. since the installation would a false complaint to police, continued conferring at the sea Instead of the owner of the benefit only Pioneer. The Man­ pleaded gpillty to the charge and I Johnson Ter.; ’Thomas Ander- geria outside the federation.' ature control system. ¥ J • A a 61, of Hartford, mother of John property, John Barnini, Is a Funeral services wdll be held side resort of Cap St. Jacque chester Water Co. would share had the imposition of aentence I son. Bear Swamp Rd., Andover; The Nigerian Parliament has Other expienses include: Mov- 1 U (1 1 9 A F Zodda F of 0 65S I Summer S St, Man­ tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the New­ fair Indication that it looks fa­ Events able furniture and equipment, _ r T» 1 not far from beleaguered Bir.!' in the cost since a proposed .suspended. I M iss Nancy CrocketC 14 Ger 312 seats and normally serves a chester, died yesterday at Hart­ kirk and Whitney Funeral vorably upon the change. OPEN Nghia. water tank near the industrial ■ ard SC; John- Kaarowski. 110 five-year term of office. $140,000; architectural and en- H O F U e S O I K C C lS ford Hospital. With the zone change ap­ Mateya reportedly drove hla Home, 776 Farmlng^ton Ave., U.S. Ambassador Maxwell r site would also benefit other i B.-oad *SC: Edward MeVey 34 ------gineering fees, blueprints, sur­ Other survivors include her West Hartford. The Rev. Dr. proved. the Industrial Develop­ family car to Long Island, New per y ea r Taylor conferred with civilir’ water company users. In State j Flower Sc vey, and borings (including ini------husband, five sons, five daugh­ Richard A. Hasler of the First ment Corporation must sub­ York, where he waa Involved In tlal appropriations). $151,000; : (Cootlnned from Page One) premier Tran Van Huong. N> DISCHARGED’TODAY M rs ters. a sister, twenty-one grand­ Presbyterian Church of Hart­ mit to the town a request for There was no brea'kdown of a minor ficcident. Since he waa First Increased Area Churches water service, sewer and pump------children and nineteen great­ break appeared in the U-da\ the possible cost sharing avail­ not supposed to be in Long Is­ ■emt-annnal (Ca from Page Oue) 1 Hanen Bartel 10 N. Fairfield ford will officiate. Burial will funds to finance construction TONIGHT 9 p m o e . tng station, $77,670; and con- peared aimed at breaking the old deadlock. TO grandchildren. be In Falrview Cemetery, West Of a highway and a water line able iMt night, however. land, Atty. Kelly said, he re­ dividend to ba SC: Colleen Neison. East Hart­ L < O I l I 0 S 8 1 O n S ttngenev and clerk of the back of any unified Red cam- Hoi^ever, Secretary of Bta’ - The funeral will be held Hartford. _ „ , , j * to Pioneer’s site. The Manchester Water Co. turned to Rocicville and parked payable the with "a law that can be er.- ford: Mrs Catherine McKinney, works, $85,000. paign. _ Dean Rusk was reported t " s forced.” Coventry; Russell GoUier El­ Saturday at 8 am . at the Rose Friends may c^ at the fu- have told President Johns Tha corporation, established has franchise rights to serve the car in front of his house. latter part of The joint committee last The arrests were made under Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm the northern portion of town, THURSDAY TO 5:30 June 1966 for He Conceded that the lav lington: Mra, Marg-aente Cam- Confessions m the Catholic w n l home tonight from 7 to Tuesday that the next few dai but largely inactive since 1959, Later he reported to police that night agreed to delay action catch-all legislation called the St.. Rocky Hill, with a Mass where Pioneer’s potential site the 6 month placed oo the books m 1889 erom 10 Avondale P-d : Roy churches for New Year’s Day on construction of the sewer "defen.se of India rules." emer- Is being reactivated to deal the car had been d ^ a g e d while of requiem at 9 at St. Luke’s is located. OPEN SATURDAY, JAN. 2 period beginning Garey 42 Seaman Circle; Kim will be heard as follows line until a town-wide study, gency legislation enacted during Them e famUvlamuy suggestssueeests matthat establishing ^ a measure “ with the Pioneer relocation. parked in front of the house by Is “ now completely urJnforce- r Jan. 1. 1965. ahle. Personally, i bebeve it Mason, 28 Halnlin St.; Patricia Church of the Assumption, sponsored by federal funds, is the 1962 Chlnese-Indian border Church, 66 Bolton St.. Hart­ Some of the Republican dl- According to General Mana­ a hit and run driver. ford. Burial will be in Rose ^ the divided goverr should be repealed tomorrow from 4 to 5:30 and completed. The study i.« now war. contribute to Church Homes, a" • rectors at first expressed con­ ger Martin, the Manchester Other dispoeitions: Am o Guard. 89 Schaller P-d ; Kath­ Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. ment. Under the law anyone wlv leen Worthington. Glastonbury; 7:30 to 9 p.m.; St. Bemard’a of under way. and a delay in the ------Inc.. 705 New Britain Ave., cern over whether the town Water Co. would extend a wa­ Groot, 18, Maxwell Dr., mcticing FYiends may call at the fu­ In Washington, Sen. Richar could appiroprlate money to pay sells cigarettef or tobacco jjrod- P-ockrtlle. tomorrow from 3:30 se^l^ line construction is not Hartford. ter line from its present mains unneoesaory noise with a motor TV - STEREO Peter Lutsky WiUimanlic: Mrs neral home tonight from 7 to 9 B. Russell. D-Ga.. chairman < nets to aryo.'-.e under 16 is sub­ to 5:45 and 7 to 9 p.m.; St e.xpSbted to delay the school s for the new road and the wa-- in the Manchester Ridge sub­ vehicle, kn^xisition of- sentence Elsie Brown, -82 Scarborough and tomorrow and Friday from the Senate Armed Servir ter Installations that will be ject to a maximum fine of $25 P-d ; Mrs. Hideko Campbell. James’, tomorrow from 3:30 to consttructiqn. Today in History division east of the proposed sus8>ended; William E. Harell, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. O im m it^ , said he wants a r' needed to serve Pioneer’s new site to a proposed water tank. for the first offense and up t- East Hartford Donald Fl-sher 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. and St Deadline for JosticeA as, Somersvllle, failure to driire Funerals evaluation of the U.S. position . plant. The tank would be capable, of $100 for a subsequent offense TTr-mpsonvillet Benoit Beaulieu. Maitrlce of Bolton, tomorrow Januar>- 10 has been set as By Tile Associated Press South Viet Nam. In the established lane, $15; CLEARANCE I Mrs. Alice M. \V3rrfel They agreed after discussion the deadline for persons elect- Today is Wednesday, Dec.-30, storing enough water to feed a 'T h e law made ser.se when 12-5 Loomis St.; Mrs Norma frtim 5:30 to 7:30 p m Mrs. Alice' M. Bentley 'Wyr- Informed sources In Sen that an appropriation could be Clifford Hemmeler, 27, Somers, It waa enacted 75 years ago ______■the 365th day of 1964. There is .sprinkler system Ufat Pioneer EXAMPLES Letoumeau. 27 Lallev St ; Mrs fel. 78, widow of Sa,muei P, Peterls Eglitls said South Korea has decided 1 made to the development cor­ breach of opeace, nolled (not aald Sullivan whoee depertmeru Amalia Zaicek West Willing- one day left in tiie year. plans to Install, j In ' addition, prosecuted); Robert W. Pear- Wyrfel. formerly of West Hart- ^ Funeral services for Peterls send about 1,200 army men ai poration — a quasi-public, non­ Martin said, the storage tank handles the taxing and sale of tor. Mrs Therese Hewitt and Today’s Highlight in History EgUUs of 31 Union St. were marines to South Viet Nam 1 .son, 18, 124 Ondiard St,, mak­ .ford, died yesterday in a H art-' profit organization established could be used In cait^ of emer­ tiigarettes and the licerjing of daughter 16.3 Oak St : Mrs. On this date in 1853, the Unit­ held yesterday at the Walter N. j serve as technical Instructor; BERiirS WORLD ford convalescent hospital I to further the town’s industrial gencies to serve water company ing unnecessary noise with a the more than 16,000 cigarette Margaret Gan'en and son. ed S'jites bought from Mexico She was bom In Manchester,'^ Leclerc Funeral Home. 23 Main] There was no official eonfirma vehicle, $5; Eric Remklewicz, vending machmes. growth. customers In the area. As the .Seejth Windsor: Mrs Bernice some 45.535 square miles of ter­ a daughter of John and Lena St, The Rev. Karlis Freimanis. tion. Tne corporation could then 17, Main St., Talcottvllle, pass­ STEREO CONSOLE At that time, he noted, tobacco system now stands, a water AM/FM RADIO — STEREO FM RADIO FYattaroIi and son. 136 Scott ritory for $15 million. The deal Smith Bentley. She lived In the pastor of the American Latvian South Korea sent 116 medic.c use the funds to help bring util­ ing a standing school bus. $25 sales were made acroa.*^ the Evangelical Church, officiated, ai^d 10 Instructors in hand-tc break in Oakland St. would MAPLE or WALNITT ■Dr ; Mrs Carmela Leiper and for what is now the southern Hartford area most of her life; ities to Pioneer’s site. ■with $15 remitted; Kenneth counter to the buyer. A ste.re Burial was In East Cemetery. hand combat to Viet Nam la.';’ leave all customers north- of son Diane Dr Vernon. part of New Mexico and Ari­ and was a member of the First Town CounseJ Atty. Irving Schneider, 16, Somers, Improper keeper could thus have a rea- zona was engineered by James Presb>'terian Church of Hart­ Oakland without water service. Bearers were Arvids Ozols,. September after the United Aronson asserted that case and passing, $10; Peter Smora- oonable check on sales to under­ Gasden, the minister to Mexi­ ford. Elmest Ozoia, Otto Kleperls, States appealed to its fdUes t< A second tank built on the age youths.. otatuatory law implies that the same site could serve other new kiewicz, 56, Hartford, Improper co. Survivors Include a daughter, j Eldward Bogpnanis. John Ber-1 help In the struggle against tho turn, nolled and Gerald P. “ But the advent of vending Texas StOFC On This Date Mrs. Clifford U Etherington'of xins and Juris Krlskijans. Viet Cong. town .would be on firm ground Industry adjacent to Pioneer's foachlnes dispenaing cigarettes In following this course. tract. Fuss said. As new indus­ Staves, 10, ao Jacobs St., driv­ 2 1 8 In 1865, English author Rud- has made a mockery of the U p 0 n S A ftC F fc 1F0 He added, however, "I think try located there, they could be ing left at an Intersecticm, $15. law.’ ’ he said $ yard Kipling was bom. Yes, it will pay you more than ever before to. have your sav­ In 1869, the Knights of -Labor i rt- ings at People’s . . . the savings bank that pays the highest (('ontlnned from Page One) I held their first meeting in Phil­ ___Hoapiud Fire adelphia, it was the first large, dividend. If you are NOT now a depositor at People’s, think MERIDEN < AP ■ — A woman ’ store to be completely re- nationally influential labor or­ 23" Z B IITH itPover! Can you afford to pass up this higher dividend on patient smoking in bed in Men- ' rtor«i ganization. your savings ? New accounts are welcome at either office. At den Hospital caused a fire that' ~ , . . . In 1903, Elddie Foy was play­ Ignited her mattress and a cur- I Investigators were re­ C O N SO LE TV the Vernon office our new Night Depository enables you to ing in "M r. Bluebird’’ when fire To Our Customers EARLY AMERICAN STYLING bank at ttie door any hour of the twenty-four. tain early today, the lvjsp;taJ 8a-rding s welcome mat as a broke out in Chicago’s Iroquois •dm inl^ator said. I possible cause of the fire. TTie Theater. In the ensuing panic ^TTie woman, who w%s not Iden-; mat. made of hemp and plas- 588 persons lost their lives. Iffiad. waa uninjured. Our Office Will Be tic, was decorated with CThrlst- In 1943, U.S. Marines cap­ INSTANT EARNINGS Ralph C. Corey, the adminis­ ma.s Ught.s. tured the airfield at Cape trator, said a nurse smelled C^ief investigator Ernest Gloucester. New Britain. DIVIDENDS PAID 4 TIMES A YEAR. MARra, JUNE, SEPTEMBER, DECEMBER * 2 1 8 amoks and discovered the blaze Emerson said other possible In 1945. military authorities CLOSED She called the fire department. | cau.ses are still being probed. In Berlin made public copies of NOW ...your, sayings EARN MORE at Ih the meantime, the sprinkler I He said investigators have AdcdA Hitler’s last will u d his — gystam began in the room. found no evidence of arson. -Ct 'Ct 'Ck PRICES AS LOW SERVICE THAT'S BETTER Wuraee .arheeled the two pa­ marriage contract witii Eva r r At Noon Thun., Dec. 31 In Obiervance Of tients in the roofn to safety Braun. . t e s t e d __ADJUSTED—DELIVERED—SERVICED Tbe robm was damaged by -* Ten Yean Ago V S A V I M G S water from the sprinkler sys­ Public Records Fifty-seven persons died In New Years BY OUR OWN MECHANICS heavy snowstorms in the Mid­ LOAIV tem, aome of which seeped \ ‘ i s « > I I ,\ 1 I I > V FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1981 I INCOftPORATCO y I • > through to the room below. ()ultrUlni Deed west and New Xhigland. OPENING3 GAIN MONDAY, JANUARY 4 Poray reported. Michael Pastula to Pauline Five Yean Ago Member Federal Deposit Insuranoe Corporation Sen, Hubert Humphrey an­ Pastula, property at 46 Oorn- Current BaaeaxsTti' O N LY W o ik O f AN EMERGENCY NATURE AtroU More Than ^14,500,000.00 TBAFnC DEATHS wall Dr. nounced he would be a candle W lU BE PERFORMED ON THESE DAYl HARTF(»tO (A P )—Tbe Sjate BuiidiM Permita date for the Democratic _ pres­ b r a n c h o m c i; ROUTE 81, COVENTRY MAIN OFFICE VERNON BRANCH JCbtor Vehicles Department re­ Norman D. cihrlstensen for Jo­ idential' nomination. Opposite Central Park Vernon drole ported today the following com seph Alubicki, new dwelling at One Year Ago ‘ Rockville, Conn. Vernon, Conn. pgrfaon a f foafific fatalltlea firom 850 Burnham St.. $18,0(X). The Vatjean announced Pope Pattertoifs Jan. 1 through midnight Tues- j To C A 8 CkmatrucUon Co., Paul, VI would meet with Pa­ Extra Hniirc P>’EN t ill s p.m BIANCHESTER’S OLDEST AND LARGEST TV, RADIO, BANKING HOmtS—BOTTH lAXIATIONS I new dwellings at 676 Bush HIU tttodmetiag o po0 (o rf$*9fW8M paUe iMctiM to triarch Athenagoras o f Constgn- LAllll nUUIO Ttara4ay$AJ«.*a8PJl.«Wed.aoaadAtNoo. Mon. to Fri. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.— Frl. Evening 0 to 7:30 P.M. 19M Rd., $18,000, aad 45 OnffiwaU HARTFORD COMPANY RECORD AND APPLIANCE STORE <*• — « r - e ADcaracF g l tinopla during tha poDtUfa tour Servlee Window at Vernon Branch Mon. to FrL 3 to 4 PJf., also jilgbt Deposttasp' m Dr.. $16,000. of tha Holy Land. t r - 130 CENTER ST. CORNER OF CHURCH ^ % - ' i .

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lesi than if paid to commej'Clal In s id e schools. EVERYTHINft MFT Backs 3. Students may receive in­ C a n c e r '" ^Breakthrough’ Ibuil^fltnr laefc o f surance premium deductions TO CELHRATE wig, and that all Kn R e p o r t from any Insuranoo company. S ee n B e fo re M o o n T rip THE NEW Y U R twcuig Crrald wore wigs cqaaQy that the RoadCourse 4. More students would apply only rm l dUfersae aay cC for the course, benMitlng the ARTHUR DRUI (OoBttMied tm a Page •) community by way of fewer (Continned from Page One) then was that soini ■ a m ils For School which cause various inflamma­ violations, injuries and costs.* tory rsadtions humans have a Uttl* deoted five new Demoeretlc Meader or a littls 5. Summer courses would be sights set on a moon landing by been found to produce cancers loader than ethan. Oongreumen) tdeplKmed the Hie Manchester Federation feasible and would reduce the 1970, Qershon-Cohen said he in experimental animals. W* nther regret that wc may not be President. Using lenguege not of Teachera (MFT) ia backing per-student coat. expected the cancer break­ "Viruses are being more fre­ 6. Adult oounes could be throughs would be almost seeing and ^tearing these three additiea often heehd by e Preoldent, be a proposal for reinstatement of quently observed In the tissues GAR RENTALS given. . l/icbleved by then. of patients with leukemia; and oaid that If the support price al Britiah groups. W * have become the driving phaae of the Man- 7. Poealble extra state fum s In answer to another question, to predict the emetgence of an rather accustomed to the wigs and to ■went down he would regret hav­ (diester High School’s driver may be available in teaching he said that by then he expected experimental desi^ proving or LEASING the VDicea; It aort of doea anasethlng for ing campaigned for the John­ training program, as of next the mentally retarde^^aToup. the way would finally be open to human cancer and leukemia to 8. Films and other etassroom * jin Mok*s our nsBonal sense o f stabUity apd ma­ son tibket iaet fail. September. ) perfecting vaccines and cura­ be due to viruses is no longer it has submitted figures aids may be forthcoming from tive drugs. He added that it unreasonable. turity to think that, it we want aom«- piir- * All Med«b Tlie second thing that hap­ ixirting to show the estimated the state and from insurance would be only “ wild specula­ "Should this occur. It Is natu­ thing this far ou t we have to import It pened ivas a telepihw can from cost o f the full program, and companies. tion" to hazard a guess on when ral to further predict eventual * All Times Even if the HullabkUooa and the Democratic Gov, Frank M. has fumlriied board of educa­ Raymond Rogers, principal such vaccines and drugs actual­ trial of vaccines for the preven­ Zombies aren't to be allowed in, in per-- Morrison of Nebraska, just tion members with statistics of Manchester High School, ly would be developed. tion of cancer. PquI Dodge Ponfioe deoted to his third term and Gershon-Cohen told the news INC. son. couldn't we have their wigs ^ which show that high school said today that he had submit­ "Even more exciting has been with one eye on a Senate race trained drivers have better driv­ ted three alternative proposals conference: the revolutionary elucidation of 373 MAIN STREET on tour? tai lOM. Morrison had also ing j-ecords than commercial- for inclusion of a bdilnd-the- “ Of all the experimental ave­ the chemical-physical structure Phone 649-3881 heard vague reports about a school trained drivers. wheel driving training course nues of cancer investigation, the of DNA and RNA, either one of poedflleTlTOp in the grain sup­ Although more than 70 per in the 1965-66 school budget. study of viruses causing cancer these nucleic acids being the port price. cent of the state’s high schools The three ways of handling now appears to be the most en­ central core of all viruses. Toward Light, With Balance In less earthy tones, he told now provide a full program for such a progtram are adding two couraging. Advances are rapid "(Further) biochemical stud­ CHAR-BROH.EO TO ORDER AT in this area of research and the President any such reduc­ driver training, Manchester is or three state-approved, full­ ies of nucleic acids could lead to It hM been discovered that obedience pose the greatest difficulty to tion would mock the party's the only town east of the Con­ time driving instructors to the the discovery of means as mira­ to the law of gravity shares with the the analysis and assimilation of culous for the control of cancer 1964 platform and destroy Ks necticut River which provides high school staff; hiring teach­ B om data. as the antibiotics have proved Sirloin Pit No. 38 quest Ifor light the task of determining whole position in Ndireska. only classroom training for its ers for after-school training; Already, several viruses for the control of infections.” the direction of plant growth. ’The FTesldent listened. eligible trainees. or contracting with a commer­ cial firm. GIANT . Everyone knows that the plant wdll Mr. Johnson quickly sum­ Since June of 1959, local teen-agters have been taught Rogers said that each has its stretch and search and bend for light. moned Sen. EUlen^ (by then happily leaving for the airport, driving by commercial schools advantages and that, while rec­ STEAK 9 9 t A But the idea that the force of gravity, confident he had won the fight) and. in the last couple of years, ommending the reinstatement SANDWICH ______- . - 1 L which binds us sU to earth; should lalso back to the 'White House. When by qualified parents. of the behlnd-the-wheel pro­ gnr IjiMdar. — 1 ^ ^ be the guidance which makea plants Ellender heard the verdict—no In listing the potential cost gram. he did not propose the ON BOMANZA MfM K r WateMter — 1 P ^ T ^ —*fy. WTM SALAD — 1 plb. Wadsaatay. reduction—he was astonished. of the full program, the MFT adaption of any single alterna­ grow up. ia s little novel and s little tive to the board of education. troublesome. The explanation seems to All told, HJllender spent four has also shown the potential in­ Open 7 Days 11:30-9 hours at the 'White House that come, which, it says, would He did say that he thought it would be more feasible to have 187 West Middle Turnpike be not that the pulling down force day, althou ^ the 'White House balance each other out, at no pushes things up, but that it atabilizes expense to the town. the program take place after never admitted he had been school hours. WednMdaj. December M their inevitable push so that it doesn't there at all. The figures are based on a lean particularly to - one side or the This episode exposes one hid­ potential 400 driving students den com er of the vicious bud­ who, the MFT .says, have shown CASH SAVINGS other, but finds reins of equal persua­ their willingne.ss to pay a $30 get war now going on. It also Suspect Seized I P TO Oar Afrieaa Friend In Troable sion steadying it from ail directions. hints that the President (de­ fee for the high school admin­ istered program, compared to X WM only yceterdey that, pleaaed What makes the plant push at all? spite having lost the battle of In Southington price supports) intends to send a $42 charge now levied by com­ and pnmd that at laaat one new nation ’That ia neither gravity nor the light mercial schools. Congress a budget that can be Pstaricia Nixon, 18, poses with her father, former hi Africa abouM haye intelliirence so it must be the life force itself. The $12,000 income, added to Murder Case played in the headlines, if not in Vi’s be done by “netting out” REA starched white shirts and tails their way to the center of the tenance of two driver training Gomez w m taken to the liquor * 5 0 hitiana of our time ia taking place. automobiles. bolds the decisive power over gravity, Along Countiy Roads With Joseph Satemis loans through a new Rural came to dance with 53 beautiful floor as the audience of parents, store Tuesday night as police YEARLY Right here in MancheatM’ we bad cn- The two cars, including insur continued their investigation. the force which would like to stabilise Electrification Administrative white-gowned debutantes, Rich­ diplomats and socialites stood M ^ k i n s AY e s t tartained Nigerian viaitora, and we NOVEMBER EVENING ard M. Nixon came to beam at on tables or craned their necks ance, have been promised as Police said Gomez has served directiona. Almoet all plant growth ia loan account. The budget figure loans by local car agencies. a little over four years in an aould, on the baaia oi auoh eloae-ranga will ^ow only the difference his daughter, Patricia, 18. the to catch a glimpse of the pro­ COOPERATIVE something of s cooperation between the first to make her bow at the In­ ceedings. The MFT lists the following Albuquerque, N. M., jail on a appralaal, teatify to their int^ligenca two, an unconquerable seeking of between the fund’s Income and advantages of a complete driv charge of robbery with ■violence. OKMAND WEST DIRECTOR on , ('().)’I’\\Y outgo, whereas in the past it ternational Debutante Ball at Fifteen girls from foreign and theta- friandllneoa and apeculate that the Astor Hotel Tuesday night. er training program: They said he came to South­ ,\ INvi-iiiii of light tempered and balanced by tiee 'to covered the entire amount to be countrie.s were presented. MsBchwlM't OMm — wHh th a n mnat ha-ae been, in Nigeria, an But somehow, between the 1. The best program, giving ington after his release, where PHONE Ml 9-7194 earth. loaned. The actual effect of Among daughters of nobility the best re.sults. he took up residence an Homes- the R s m I fa d l lH w ROI.AM) <»!', (1). e^iecially happy ocwabination of native Inside Report shrimp course and the roa.st who chose the ball for their Off-Street Perking What plant life does automatically, in Jimmy “netting out” on over-all Fed­ beef, the watusl and the deb 2. Costs to students would be dale Avenue with an uncle. WMIAM J. UNNON, Ue. A m d ete SlNt'i; 1!I.S,1 talent with inttfUgent and foreeighted eral expenditure.s is nil. American presentation to socie­ response to eternal natural laws, human The Mechanic waltz, some of the young men 142 EAST CENTER* STREET, MANCHESTER aoionlal policy on the part of the Brit- ty were Princess Mary Obolen­ .31.5 IIKOAI) S'iitKKT life haa much more trouble achieving... Thus the object of reducing and the former vice president sky, formerly of RUs.sia, now of Ti:i.. (li t-1 lah. RoM'land Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak the budget-request figure to held court' on politics. Palm Beach, Fla.; Janet Sibella That waa only yeaterday. Breslin less than $100 billion seems at But Mrs. Nixon, who has not Weir, daughter of Viscount and Today ia another day. least as much psycholog^ical and been politically active since Viscountess Weir of Ayr.shire, WASHINGTON—The feroci­ verge of persuading Mr. John­ political as it is fiscal. As the mo.ving from California to New Hartford Arto Club of FoirfiRld Unhrtraity ^ X ia a day of the preciae kind arhlch Fascination With Calamity NETW YORK. Dec. 30 — The Swede had a jack showing and take-out guy aaked. ty of President Johnson's war son to reduce the price support Scotland: and Miranda Eliza­ lost battle of price supports York, would talk only about her beth Louisa Quarry, daughter of la elertaln to recur again and again in cigarettes tasted lousy. They on the last card he came up "Three yacks, ” the Swede to cut the budget below the level for feed gtrains (now cost­ We would hate to have to count all were hot. and he couldn't stop with another jack. That gave said. shows, however. It may be easi­ daughter’s big night. Lord and Lady Mancroft, Lon­ tbiatamall and turbulent world of oura, the predictions, even in recent times, of curiou-sly symbolic figure of ing $1.8 billion a year) from er to win the political battle "She isn’t the kind who goes smoking them. His eyes were him two jacks showing, with The Swede puahed the two JlOO billion reached a peak of the present $1.25 to $1.15— a don, ANNUAL whert, hi real jam, there la nothing to the exhaustion of this or that or several puffy and the cigarette smoke one in the hole, and the take­ jacks showing, 'then he turned than the fiscal battle. much for deb parties," Mrs. Among the well-known Ameri­ intensity over grain price sup­ reduct’on that would have ad­ 1964 Publishers Newspaper Nixon said. "She liked the idea be taken for g^ranted, eapecially if it natural resource*. Since the world is put needles into them. His back out guy only had a queen show­ over his hole card. His mouth can families represented were making out better than ever in a physi­ ports. vanced Mr. Johnson's budget­ S>'TldiCAte of this ball because of its inter­ aeema good and pleaaant. ached and pain kept runnmg ing and one in the hole and now dropped open. The hole card .Chief actors in this enthrall­ cutting war by $400 million. Catherine Rose Oliphant of San cal sense, skepticism is evidently in or­ across his shoulder blades. he didn't know what to do. He was a seven of clubs now, not national flavor. We tried to give Diego, Calif.; Jocelyn Havener Today ia another day. der. and some recent dievelopments raise ing budget drama were, on one Humphrey and Freeman, who a private party for her but she Kress, of Tucson, Ariz.; and Once, he could sit at a table looked at The Mechanic. He got a jack. side. Budget Director Kermit built Minnesota's Democratic- NEW YEAR’S PARTY X ia Section day in Nigeria. further doubts about the fascination and play cards for 48 hours and would have none of it." Minnie Martin of Laredo, Tex. a look back. “Go naked." the The Swede let out a acream. Gordon and Sen. Allen Ellender Fatmer-Labor party into the with approaching calamity. feel nothing. But now he is 55 look said. The hell with it. The The 16-year-old sister, Julie, A t the and of thia day, there may be "One of my yacks, he yumped of Louisiana, strong-willed most potent state organization After, the hour-long presenta­ Often studies of this kind are schol­ and at 5 a.m.. after only nine Mechanic said to himself. I use away." sat in the main ballroom below he Nigeria. chairman of the Senate Agri­ in the nation, were there to Skiinpf Program the Nixon honor box, observing tion, the girls and their escorts arly and their statistics seemingly un- hours of playing, he waa falling the axe The Mechanic had th* jack glided onto the floor for the tra­ Ih e nation wa conaidered Africa and asmilable. Simply project the popula­ apart. And this Swede he was The Swede stood up and under his right thigh.^ culture Committee, and on the convince the President that the the fun. other. Vice FTesident-elect Hu­ 10-cent cut would destroy the Waits for Start ditional debutante waltz. Long the world ao fortunate to have riae ao tion 50 or 100 or 500 years hence, cite supposed to bust out still was pushed his chips into the middle A few minutes later, the Not far from the Nixons were bert H. Humphrey and Secre­ Democratic party in four Democrats Robert F. Wagner, after parents and guests had gidckly and ao intelligently out of the the pertinent resource figures and it be­ pushing up his chips and luck­ of the table. "Olsen bets 1500,” game broke up and The Me­ departed, the debutantes were comes perfectly plain there won’t be ing his way through the night. he said. chanic got up and walked out tary of Agriculture Orville states. The President himself, And Some Snow mayor of New York City, and Lantern Village Barn African peat may have diaintegTated. Freeman. ’♦so ran the heated argument, Paul Screvane, New York City going strong. enough oil, minerals, food or whatever The Swede is in shipping. He The take-out guy pushed his into the early morning air. He The 10th annual International OE The aituation Itaeif ia complicated far to go around. plays cards with friends twice chips out. "I bet you J500 and met the take-out guy in a TTie scene was the White would become persona non Mrs. Shirley Riley, select­ Council president. Screvane’s MANCHESTER House Oval Office. The date grata in Io\i-a. Nebraska, Min­ daughter, Sara-Ann, officially Debutante Ball was a charity beyond the comprchenaion of whatever a month in a midtown hotel raise you a thousand,” he said. Riker's on 54th St. and they cut affair for the benefit of the Kid­ Often too the contemporarv- treatises was Dec. 8. The man in the nesota and South Dakota if he man's clerk, said today that a represented New York City. room and for the last sioa The Swede stood up again. up (8,500. ney Disease Foundation Inc., of rrtaxed attention we have previoualy on the subject are charged with criti­ middle waa Lyndon B. Johnson. town skiing program should be A mechanically-produced rosy months he has been t a k i n n F "Boys. I might as well go aH The Swede came back to the agreed with his Budget Direc­ New York. Starts Today, December 30th given Nigeria. cism of alleged waste of resources in A t issue was the hottest po­ tor and ordered the t^ucUon. organized now If there is going glow was cast over the 18th cen­ the substances that go into “frivolities" everything His friends got to­ the way. I bet you two thousand game two weeks later. He sat Set-ups and The country aeema on the verge of gether and brought in The and I raise you two thousand.” down and when they gave him litical fact of life in the com When they left the Presi­ to be one this year. An essential tury baroque decor, twinkling For Reservations like automobiles. Sometimes more than belt— the level of price sup­ dent's office. Humphrey and with chandelier and afluttering Truckers Earn 6*^c batag apht three iraya. One \*aat eection an implication can also be found that the Mechanic to handle the Swede. His hands got behind his chips his firsit hole card he reached Ingredient is lacking at the mo­ ports for feed grains. By them­ Freeman thought they had lost with chiffon. A stair-step stage Buffet Gail 649-21S9 of it ia boycotting today'a national elecx Government or somebody must start or- It wa-s an old story to The and he began that freighter into his pocket and took out M echanic. If propositioned selves. price supports are arid, their case, and they probably ment, but the weather is bound with (Jorinthian columns at each WASHINGTON—The most re­ ganixing and allocating and conserving launching push of his. While the a cardboard holder full of Sale Price tion. with the complaint that the right quietly, nine out of every 10 dull statistics. 'Translated into to improve (or woiWftn, depend­ end was the backdrop for the cent trucking-industry figures lest posterity end up in unheard-of i>eril. Swede pushed. The Mechanic's •4humbtacks. He toombiea, and when ao much is also being done to ex­ and he started to go around Workers made a net gain, de­ Nashville Teens. pand at least the material horizons, it la a g «^ an^ it kept going and, spite the highar cost living, OPPOSITE CONNECTICUT GOLFLAND . - Wc didn’t know there were msny>dc- a Uttle hartf to credit the easy pcedic- wbo Itnowa how these thlngts , beoauB* of greatou aamlngs, tions of the “Inevitable" expiation of jRcac of artistry Involved in the wesrlng baqipen, it gets laie and the both on tti* hourly end wAekly our raeouzoee.-^AU< STREET JOUR- clR in ttM bother you and jmu 'basis. taig>lwtr w igs. W s thoitglit, In ca r NAU tl^ ik a Uttla alow, and the fknm )/ay stm m , o f c m i

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ACBOaS GoorgoBomtrd For That Well-Dreesed Tor 'Sweet* N ew T e w l*toy----- Stew Look la 19W When yolir "ewbet tooth" de­ SORELV VOO'RE W E L L ,^ M E “J DocImm’* ; •7 Winter yehido Bargains T H E C A R T WHEHJL, Route mands candy, let your wisdom NOT-SEElOOfe, r T H IN G • “flood m W MTvpoof piano 83, Taloottvllle, ea ten to faOh- tooth direct you to THE NUT­ AtKIMA V03 XO R&VVEMSEi^ TO 40 That / f i n a l l y from GhtSt to MEG PHARMACY, Vemon PlC< LIP W E SROCER(E6 WA6 MARWA,AFTER 42Maanroof loh - oonscloue career g:irls, 1 SPEtsiT W E- ' 's h o t h im , Circle, where "Barton” CHCX3- LIKE A DOCTOR TELLING M • “Rabbi Bon area smart matrons and tha Junior ENTIRE DAY U P / HE 4SHifh-pitcbod Listed by OLATES and CANDIB8 are AIVVNESIA RATIEtJT TO CALL Mlaa. Your acquaintance Is in­ S T U D Y l M e - ^ STOPPED 12 Sinsing voieo aoun( uirer available only at the NUTMEG HIM IF HE FELT ^ I C K / - ^ vited. Happy New Year. SHORTER 13 Priori^ (preflx) 44 Paiata” PHARMACY In lO) of Vemoiu HBRE.T RAN SHORT OF THE- ULP/youDiD, 14Shaktfpearean 40 Grafted (her.) BUGGS BUNNK MENITIOM THAN A PORTLAND. Ore. (AP)—"Pan Best wishes for a healtlHealthy, hap- LEFT-OVER POT ROAST FOR king 47 Greater py New Tear. [g r o c e r i e s Bu r g l a r DIMMER,SO I FlKED 'it>U SOME- IS'Soliloquy of So At no timo Fare" is the title of the second D lD N i'T f ig h t in g , tbo Spanifh (contr.) 4Ubor 27 Alma boK cookbook to be published by the 5HINa APPR0PRIAT£-~C0LT> 39Puti down Y o u 2 ^ / A 6N E B Z.E /> SlNoneit . BFit Women’s Auxiliary of Multno­ W IUi W arm Good Wtaliea s a l a m i / inventui (ab.) 0 Anger aapfaalt ROTH’S (3LOTHIBR. Trt i r i ^ u f i SlTo wit (ab.) mah County Dental Society. All T ISWaUa S3 Torn 7 Dry (comb, Main Street Stores Ducky Towals! Stores Around Town (31ty Shopping; Plaza, headquar­ •KB ISBonolou meat 53 Eauilixing form) 32 GUdat away proceeds go to the student loan 8 New York city '33 Snako fund. ters for quality apparel to suit trtion allowance* ■iOl to tlM N ew ! ' Extehdlng Ai^reclatioif' and diristmM Will Como Again i Sorve Fancy Ice Cream '4CKE iM 9 Fanatical 34 Spiny Pan Fqre is more general In masculine tastes, wiOhes you E 54 AnAwa — 35 Intimated Hnvtof n New Yenr’n Party? Best Wlahes Look ahead to another Mtaon. ROYAL ICE CREAM OO. on Lo Gallienne Sarto partiaan its contents than the first vol and yours a^happy, proeperoua lOBadgerllka 36 Gnragea Count on BOTH FAIRWAYS for YOUR GIFT GALLERY on Come to TREBLAND-ON-THE- Warren Street, has very tasty 31 Penonal SSMan from ume, a salad and dessert cook­ New Year. pronoun Tallinn jnammala 38Searaty e complete aanortment o t hntn, the main floor of Watkins will TURNPIKE where a SALE OF lOE CREAM CAKE and silhou­ 33 Word of honor 11 Mountain ridge 38Typiat (contrj noiaemnkem, paper cups, ALL CHRISTMAS DECORA­ ette SLICES that are the very book titled Tossed and Topped. DOWN continue to serve you with dis­ 24Weiteni lily 10 Compaaanpi point 41 Raveal (pooL) ilAtes, napkins. Y ou'll find TIONS ie now in progresa. Of extra special refreshments your Gift and Card Shop ity 45 Concomtng pi tinctive gift itema both imported 30 Picketing ropoa 1 Nagligenct lOFeativalf iIARISS and DB3SK CALEIN- ■pedal interest to church family and guests will enjoy as ‘Kaye’s Sportswear’ THE CAROUSEL, Tri City 22 Draw forth 47 Indiana (ab.) D1 and domeatic for all occaslor 28 Inhaler 2 Kind of dreai groups, clubs and-'organixatlons The Specialty Shop, Vemon Shopping Plaza, extends appre­ 'oMEV 30 Approachei fabric 23 Primpa 40 Bom DAR8 FOR 190S at BOTH during 1900 and Ukes this op­ you say "good bye” to 1904 and 25 Bone 40Setamo f a i r w a y s . portunity to wish you everything who have Christmas workshops '‘hello” to 1965. ROYAL ICE Circle, has apparel to please ciation to you for your patron­ good In the New Year. when another Yuletide eeason CREAM is available at fine milady around the clock. Not age during their opening 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 It JUNCTION CTTY, Knn. (AP) rolls around (as it surely will), grocery and drug stores In your only for your NEW YEAR'S months. Happy New Year! 1 7 here at SUBSTANTIAL SAV­ EVE party, the BEADED —Ilie wife of Ft. Riley, K*m., Say It with Flowers In IttOS neighborhood. I rr INGS are Della Robbia fruits, and SEQUINED EVENING “The Village Bootery* li 13 14 ■oldior w u hailed before a Say "CJongratulatlona.” Say permanent greenery, lights, or­ SWEATERS, and dressy frocks //■30 police Judge in Junction City on "Best Wishes." The language BALMORTHEA, Tex. (AP) — On Route 83, Talcottville, naments and much, much more. but also skirts, slacks, blouses home of famous-name SHOES a charge of shoplifting t$3.68 of the heart is Understood and Jack R. Sklles, superintendent 15 16 17 TREELAND - ON - THE - of schools, admitted he hired and lingerie for the discrim­ for women and children, ex­ worth of grocerlea at a Riper- interpreted eloquently at PARK TURNPIKE (Exit 94 near How­ inating tastes throughout the tends to you their beat wishes ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMI.IN -^•■-TjPVlNG mariiet. When the judge heard HELL - JOYCE FLORIST, 601 one teacher from the central A S L IS m t IS ard Johnson) is open seven days Texas ranching country be­ New Year. for happiness in the New Year. OVERSIGHT^ ■he was driving an expensive Main Street. Happy New Year! new car, he handed out an odd a week Monday through Sun­ cause of her originality Wm.490nNPM3U(t- day from 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. until Her letter of application A TREE 20 ■entenee. He ordered her to re­ CHARITON, Iowa (AP) — ■f turn to the same shop and pur­ further notice. TREELAND closed with: "My husband, our 'aOMEWHERE UKE When the three daughters of WILL CLOSE sometime In Jan- j banker and our goats and I Manchester Parkade Stores ANV 8UMCH OF 24 25 chase $00 worth of groceries. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shanks REBf>ECTABLE He Mnt along a policem an to uary for the winter season but would be sincerely appreciative Toast the New Year f- With Beet Wishes talk about their teachers, it is will be ready to serve you in! of any consideration you are MONKEYO! ■ be sure his order waa carried HARVEST HILL PACKAGE KNITTER'S W ORLD is head­ confusing. All three are in dif­ time lor your spring planting, able to give my application. ” CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER - p - 29 out. The usual fine for ahoplift- STORE has all the "ingredi­ quarters for everything you ferent grades in two different needs. tog is $60. schools, but all three have ents" for blending and prepar­ need for knitting, rug hooking, Guests Will Be Delighted ing holiday beverages for your 30 31 32 33 teachers named Anderson. 1339 needlepoint, embroidering. Come Winter la Juat • Days OM For that New Year's Eve guests. Here are COCKTAIL to brorwse among the pattern Jeanne’s teacher is Martha An­ Flano’e for Food and Fun gathering as 1966 comes in, 10-20 L-. With all of winter still before MIXES that can be served at and idea, books and you’ll be In­ S5 derson. Janis' is taught by What more satisfying way to LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East Here's a treat for the ■wom- a minute’s notice with no fuss, spired to leam a new hand­ _J" us, you’ll want to take advan­ Phyllis Anderson, while Mrs. bring the old year to a happy (Center Street, has the "props” tage of tiw SO per cent 8AV- an who is learning to sew, or all perfectly blended and uni­ work skill at KNITTER'S 1 Anderson Is the teacher of close than by dining at you need to assure a fun-fllled « her young daughter. A clever, formly delicious every time. WORLD. There’s fun and re­ maS AT MARI-MAD’S, 091 Joyce Shanks. FIANO'S RESTAURANT it and successful party. Provide a Main Street, on Boys' and Girls' youthful looking sheath with Here it’s headquarters for a laxation in store for you. Happy (XX3CTAIL LOUNGE, Route 0 gay, spirited atmosphere, put- 44 i COAT SB3TS, also SNOW8UITS V-neckline. Thrifty, too. compIeU line o f "M A X IM 'S ” New Year to you! 43 Here’s to You and 44 in Bolton. A talentejl ting everyone in a happy mood and JACKHiTS. No. 1339 with Patt-O-Rama ■WINES direct from Paris. At From JOHNSON PAINT staff prepares and serves df- '' for celebrating. You’ll find an is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. HARVES'T HILL PACKAGE BOSCX5BEL, Wls. (AP) —The 47 48 49 COMPANY, 723 Main Street, to lectable meals with a confident assortment of soft drinks in all STORE bfly CTIAMPAGNE al.so Oalendars for 1905 Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust. lady wasn't talking, but that you come heartiest good wishes flair. (COME FOR NEW delicious pure fruit flavors. You SPARKLING BURGUNDY, WILTON’S GIFT SHOP, 964 2% yards of 46-lnch. did not keep 75-y4ar-old John 50 51 52 for a New Year abounding with YEAR’S EVE to FIANO’S RES-1 are being wished a New Year To order, send 50c in ootn.s to $2.59 a fifth, tabled "Harvest Main Street, has APPOINT­ Mallet from feelihg much PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER good fortune and gladness. TAURANT fof your )ihare of, overflowing with good friends, Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ Crest." MENT CALENDARS that help younger. When he attended a good meals, music and happy good cheer and good health, ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF 54 5S you become even more efficient chicken barbecue at' a church Happy New Year memories. Make your reserva-1 OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY from AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. That means and organized in the New Year. HOUSE A HALE - SHOE Seven gay towels for the kit­ tlon, 043-2342. 8 to 8 for your convenience. Feetive as the Season and school reunion, he met up 100S6 . If you plan to open your a new start, OUT OUR W A* BY J. R. WILLIAMS A CALENDAR TOWEL, so dec­ SERVICE, where finest mater- chen rack! Fun to make; so with his first grade teacher. jiew opportunities, For 1st. class mailing add home on New Year's Eve, re- now Mrs. Nora FTice of Battle orative and useful on a kitchen ial.s are used to keep shoes very nice to use or glftjgive! 10c for each pattern. Print new hopes' wall, makes a welcome gift. handsomely renewed, wishe.s Pattern No. 2893-H has hot- member that W. T. GRANT I Creek, Mich. Mrs. Price still THEV GO OUT WITH A G reetingsMroa Wishing You the Best Name, Address with Zone, COMPANY has all the gala ' thinks a lady’s age Is her own LAST LOOK-GO TO you and yours a very Happy iron transfer for 7 designs; Carpeting Headquarters SHERW IN - W ILLIAM S CO, Style No. and Size, BED WITH A LAST LOOK- New Year. stitch illustrations; color chart. Uble-setting supplies (napkins, i business, but Mallet’s arithme- MANCHESTER CARPET 981 Main Street, home of qual­ Send another 50c today for matching cups, plates, table­ I’LL BET THIS IS OWE To order, send 36c In coins to: CENTER, 311 Main Street, tic has improved since the first ity wallpapers and SW P your copy of the new fall St cloths) plus noisemakers. favors grade. GEMEKATOM THAT Anne Cabot, The Manchester showroom of quality RUGS KJEVER GROV\© BENT ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) HOUSE PAINTS wishes you winter '64 issue of our pattern and party props. W. T. GRANT Mrs. Dorothea Smith was in­ Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF and CARPBITS for home and and yours a joyful New Year. book Basic Fashion. FORWARD WITH OLD Munson's AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. COMPANY hopes to serve you AGE-THEV'LL BE volved in a car accident, but business, sincerely wishes you often during 1965. The Inquirer didn't show her driver’s license. 10030. and yours a very Happy New BENT BACK See the W orld In 1965 PARK Y 6 u R b a b y She didn't have one. The accid­ For Ist-class mailing add lOc Year. WITH IT.' GLOBE TRA'VEL SERVICE, ROANOKE, Va. (AP)—Moth­ CANDY ent occurred as she was driving for each pattern. Print Name, 905 Main Street, can speed you ers are able to park their chil­ with a license examiner at her Address with Zone and Pattern Make a Beautiful Reeointlon! I on your way toward happy hol­ dren as well as their cars while side. Number. Plan periodic visits to i idays with all types of travel shopping downtown stores here. New—'64 Fall-Winter Album! LTZ BEAUTY SALON reservations. 643-2166. KITCHEN Articles; Custom (Collection; The baby-sitting plan is oper­ Offering a Complete Service S J 1965_and you'll be even regular features; items to WASHINGTON—Most rural ated similarly to the Park-and- SHEARSON, HAMMILL A more attractive, and lovely Shop plan. Maken of Fbie Gandies (XIMPANY, 918 Main Street, m ake! Only 60c a copy. than ever. SCHULTZ BEAUTY homes that are so badly dilapi­ CORDIAL The nursery, for pre-school BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL See us for your members of the New York SALON, 983 Main Street, is dated they need replacing, says Fnnd-Raislng Projecte a Department of Agriculture children not under six months. Stock Exchange and 18 other Thank You and Happy sbaifed with talent and experi­ Is maintained by Central YWCA- rwtni\uimm S Stores to Serve You Exchanges, is equipped to New Year ence. Bring all your beauty report, are occupied by people ; HE who don't farm or who famn | on Tuesday, Wednesday and l U C k M D MANCHESTER handle all forms of Investments. (CORET CASUALS, 887 Main problems here. You’ll be re­ Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 S H O P P E ; MAPE rr SHOPPING PARKADE They invite your inquiries for Street, takes this opportunity to warded with satisfying an­ only on a small scale. Such 1 BLEW o u r ONE OF f / 2 - 3 0 p.m. The rates are 60 cents an INTO A ROUTE 6, BOLTON Board stocks, Over-the-counter, thank their customers for the swers. In the New Year why homes total million. 535 MAIN STREET * pURVANDOtU hour for each child but pur­ PICTURE Insurance Stocks, Tax-free Mu­ privilege of serving them this not let the gifted beauticians TMACn?> P A N E S LAST OPEN EVERY SUNDAY chases at participating stores EDDIE GADO, PrOp. Telephone 649-0SS2 nicipal bonds ^ also Mutual past year and will continue to here adapt a newly flattering Clearance Sale W > W » V S ------^NltSMT/ WiMPOW ‘‘Whst did I learn today? For one thing, not to let that earn free nursery time. Each t Chris Atkins know I had candy money!” Funds. 649-2821.' bring you hesivenly clothes at hair style for you. A complete Take advantage of the end- $8 purchase is good for one down-to-earth prices, as an­ beauty service is available at of-year (CLEARANCE SALE hour in the nursery. CHOICE WINES, / ' other year unfolds, SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. at W ATKIN S. 935 Main Street. 643-8961. It’s a store-wide event with substantial savings on all four CAT BETTER FOR LESS AT UQUORS, BEERS ONLY AT MICHAELS CAN YOU PURCHASE FAMOUS PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) —In trying to round up all 26-year NEW YORK — Alaskan blue floors for every room In your IZ-3 0 -M mink may someday be as Im- home. 'FREE DEUVERY TE L 543-7718 « MA. bt TM b, ui N> oM THE TELEVISION WALK J.R.W 1LLIAM5 graduates of a local high TREASURE CHEST school, members of the sponsor­ I portant to men as to women, mm ing group received a refusal j Aleutian disease in this variety If Santa Brought Cash u. 38 BEN CASEY EDDIE and REGINA DIAMONDS from a California woman who ! of mink has been found similar Why not make exciting plans preferred to remain anonymous. I to a connective-tissue ailment for making your home even WANT TO WISH THEIR tSTHIS ABOUT AS KW-OFFIC/AL Her reason: "My husband and ' in man. This means the mink more charming and Inviting In c i s p p f u — AN - Your diamond purchase is forever. the New Year. Come . to the FRIENDS and PATRONS AS CAN t £ , MISS RALMER. children all think I ’m four j may be useful In studies of I O f f K f A L Confide in an establii^ed jeweler. years younger than I am. If arthritis and related diseases. WATKINS ART GALLERY to SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL CHECK, Because his reputation is at they found out I finished high choose a handsome MIRROR or A Very Happy and DOCTOR.. stake, you can trust his school 25 years ago, that would Resolve to Be Well-Groomed a FRAM ED PICTTURE avail­ judgment and honor be a dead giveaway. Sorry!” "MARTINIZING” the ONE able in many sizes, in a varied NONE.iUST FLEA9 his price. ALWAYS HOUR DRY CLEANING selection of tranquil scenes, Prosperous New Year I DISCOVEREO WOWMANV iMlCROPMONE^ AND OOCKROACHES. TH/NK I AM Mutual Funds plants at comer MAIN AND seascapes, mountain views. Open 7 Days 11:80-9 'ibuRHou^Wi DID "ib U FIND ? UNTIL As Illustrated DEM PSEY - TEGELER A BIRCH STREETS, also 299 There Is decorative power in a 287 West Middle Turnpike toRlUeM0R|U*in O I COMPARE COMPANY, 629 Main Street, West Middle Tpke., hope to wall ornament from WAT­ NOTES WITH member of the New York Stock serve you faithfully and ex­ KINS .\RT GALLERY, 15 Oak $400 Street. P SOME OF THE Exchange, invites your inquir­ pertly during 1965. The service OTHERS Ask For Easy Payments ies regarding M UTUAL is fast and thorough. Your FUNDS and how they can best wardrobe will always "say” meft your investment needs. nice things about you, if you Downtown Manchester Stop in or call.643-1105. keep it fresh and tidy the LET M E CHECK IT AGAINST MICHAELS JEWELERS At 958 Main Street "MARTINIZING” way. Excit­ Z n ^ E R S ^ SOME OF YOUR RESULTS. ing things are In store for you TR lot US I ' For Every Occasion! I €>. in 1966, if you dress for suc­ ■ »r cess, the spotless "MARTINIZ­ Poiii Hill- . MORTY MEEKLK BY DICK CAVALLi ING" way. Why not resolve, al­ Joyce Hower Shop BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE George N. so, to give yourself extra hours I I in the New Year by delegating Next to Hartford LT.WOOD /aiHCLINS OVERflEAD IS THE PLANE ^ LISTEN NOTE I WWAMA7B6f^e^& HE<5 l30HrABasraBT»m... Converse your SHIRT LAUNDERING National ^nk ■ LUCKV 1 DIDN'T HANG ^ v> TK)T PUMPED THE SEESE IN FRONT t FOUND IN AKVeiiGGBSnaA TWiHe/Diorfli^Ma? chores to "MARTINIZING.” ■ 601 Main St., Mnnrheeter ® IIP IN ONE OF TMOSE TREE . X AM AN IDIOT/ ’ PAINTING AND OF BUZS PLANE. I BCix-“wHycoNrvau HieNAM^Torr. The man of the house will ap­ H 649-0791—649-1443 m LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET TOPS — NOW TO 6ET OUT ■ DECORATING ■mis CHUTE. (zenRE,'im eiuy preciate the professional polish OLiXSOAT/'/ PHONE 643-2804 ' on his shirts and he’ll compli­ FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT ment you on your decision to Call Evenings — 6 to 9 send shirts to •'MAR'nNIZ- ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED— ING." Read Herald Ads. NOT PREPACKAGED

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PRESCRIPTION NUTMEG BRAND SERVKE POLISH KIELBASA DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BV LEPP and McWILLIAMa Children’s Shoos CANNED HAMS Children’s Boob SWEDISH KORV S to IS Lba. GADS, LACY ...AND A BIT ^ r ^ WE'VE GOT ENOUGH, YOU CONTEMPT­ ZIZI, MY IMROSS/flLE// I W O N 'T FomMrIy $3.95 $7.99 to $8.99 VERONICA, DISCOURAGING 1 WISH YOU'D MAKE A ALAN, DARLING. LET'S IBLE CASANOVA! DEAR... SAY FORGET HOW YOU CARRIED YOUR FRIENDLY agency IT UP WITH REX. ZIZI. SEPARATE NOW. IT'S T DEMAND THAT THAT MUST AT TIMES, TOO! YOU'LL MARRY ON WITH A N N A|l| II A||T^ ' Grote and Weigel— 'Mucke’e—First Prize BE VERY 8ABY. HE'S SO CRAZY / TIME FOR MY FINAL VOU PUT ME A- ME AND WE'LL HUNT THE NOW N O W ^ ABOUT YOU, HE'D PERFORMANCE.' 5H0RE, /VOM/.' FORGET WHAT DIFFICULT SECOND M> VVLM wU I g Sliced To Order— ^Not Pre-Packaged— 45 Varieties MR. GIVE YOU THE RES" YOU DID.* B A C K W A S , FOR VDU. OF HIS FABULOUS, TURNED. ABERNA'^Hy, JEWELRY... 1 9 9 ^ 9 9 . ^ 9 9 I h aven't GONE OFF 3*Mlan. Happy New Year /Ul'Wtmwi ARTHURS MY DIET I3.-SO FOR r « F tnUG STORB THAT SAVBS YOU MONFY ■ i To All Our Customers and Friends MONTHS FAMOUS BRAND NAME SHOES A BOOTS ■ NOW! 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. N O W ON SALE IF. YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST R m M SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY 11-30 ■' SI BISSEU ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 443-8424 Gusbfson’s Shoe Store FLINTY OF FREE PARKING SFACI Q 705'BIAIN STREflT I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1964 PAGE THIRTBIN n L si TwieLthB IIANCHBST^ BVBNINO h e r a l d , BIANCHBSTER. OOHM« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1984 East Continues Unbeaten,%Tops St. Bernard’s, 59-48 Herald Angle Fabulous Offer Made to Namath by Jets PETE ZANARDI Aaalsfaat Sporte Editor Dallas Signs Statistics Confirmed Tulsa Flash Malin’s 20 Points Bulkeley Rally Downs Indians^ 52^49 Reunion with Formec Coach All-Star NBA Picks The phlloBophcr Vico wrote that life would continue y ■>.*:< ■ to repeat itself, but warned each time would be on a Jerry Rhome higher level. NEW YORK (AP)^Look at the National Ba^et- Paces Third Win When the good prof lectured on Vico, I just took NEW YORK (AP) — ball Association statistics tables and it’s e a s y ^ sea BASKETBALL why every writer and broadcaster who voted f o r the Defeat Drops Locals discussed the merits Alabama quarterback Joe N B A All Stars picked Oscar Robertson, Russell, By JOHN GOLDEN SCOKES yeora Uter Vico', theory Namath has been offered BiW Continbins: its winning ways last night, East Catho­ W ilt Chamberlain and Jerry West. / * Last month I went up to $389,000 to sijn with the lic extended its win skein to three straight at the ex­ WEST SIDE MIDGETS m ' ------^ Robertson, RupeeU. Chamber- From Unbeaten List Ellington to talk to basketball The record is coloM I but New York Jets of the lain and Wert were the four pense of St. Bernard’s of New London by a score of 59-48 Pagani’s Barbers, led by Dick Tambllng (14), Alan * .* Coach Bob Healy. It was a re­ Healy Isn't foolish enough to American Football Leacrue. unanimous ■rtectlons for the union. Bob riealy was ifiy coach live in the past. Ellington has its before a packed house at Ocean Beach in New London. Noske (6), and Jim Quaglia In 1947, with that kind of Don Russell two All S w squads that will By PETE ZANARDI and teacher at Valley Regional job cut out in toil this year in The victory came on the Eaglea<------— — (6), defeated a game Joe’s At­ money, you could have 1 meet In Sj< Louis Arena Jan. 15. first away trip of the aeason. lantic la.st night, 32-22. High U Knocked from the undefeated ranks, Hartford Bulker High in Deep River before he a very strong Northern Connect­ RobertAon, Cincinnati’s daz­ Malin's defense and six points ■ accepted the Ellington position. icut Conference. The Knights sought the Detroit Lions— | Captain Tom Malin provided by Troy coupled with five by scorer for Joe’s was big Mark ’ ley handed Manchester High its first basketball loss of Named New zling g(iard, leads the N B A in the key to the Eagle victory When still a high school jun­ have the horses this season and twice— and still received • assist^ Boston’s Russell is the Kinel broke the game wide Lautenbach (13), but many the season last night 52-49 in a tight game which with 20 pointa, highest total ateals by Noske were too cost­ ior, I interwiewed Bob for a should be in contention with $69,000 change. ■ l e a s e ’s top rebounder. Cfham- open in the final period as the Granby, South Windsor and Staf­ y«it this aeason, amd iparked ly for Joe’s. broke into a fight once and threatened to several other story in the high school paper. The astounding offer to Na- Wes M entor laln of the ‘‘an Francisco an aggressive defense along Eiagles pulled ahead to win go­ ______^ times. It was the Indians first Now newspapers are my living ford for the conference crown. arriors is the leading scorer ing away. Waickowskl held In the nightcap, the unde­ mAth, a major target in the with his back court partner Tom feated Herald Angels, sparked _____ venture outside CCIL competi- and I again interviewed Healy, But whatever the outcome, and West, the Los Angeles Santacroce to a single point In mulU mUilon-doUar pro football I Don Russell has been nam- Lodge, providing steals on sev­ by high scorer John Socha (18) Uon after three loop micceMes. this time fo r a story In The chances are Vico will still hold signing w ar between the Nation^' standout, leads in field goal per­ the closing minutes and Jerry head fcxitbal] coach at Wesley­ eral occasions. Paul Waickow- and big Dave Cordy (10), Hawks Win A capacity crowd of 1,700 at Herald. the floor and life will continue to al and American Football! centage. Zrenda ted the Saints with sev­ repeat and improve. an University it was announced sld was second for the Blagle.s pulled ahead in the final three the Arena watched ai jump shot Bob Healy wras a good bas­ leagues, was revealed to The ’The players named ’Tuesday en markers. * • * * today by Hugh McCurdy.-'chair­ with IS points and Frank Kinel minutes of play to trim Nor­ by Buddy Grieco put Bulkeley ketball coach and athletic di­ Associated Press in M iam i by I — eight each from the Eastern and Bill Troy provided nine The win proved to be Blast's man’s. 45-3H. With the score First Under Into a 61-49 lead with a minute rector then, bringing the sport­ Familiar Face sources close to Namath and the man of the Physical EiSucatlon and Western teams — will be apiece. Len Santacroce was the lowest scoring game thus far deadlocked at 30-all going into to go. Marc W axenberg follow ­ ing scene up a bunch of notches Jets. Department. joined next week by two addi­ only Saint t o . reach double but the Jaycees offset this with the last quarter, the Angels ed with two successful charity In Deep River and making Re­ Place kicker A1 Freheit, who At the same time, another Ru.<»ell. a 1951 gra d u a te of tional players selected by the figures but did sio in a big way a lopsided SB-H.") victory over broke the game open with sev­ Rich Guerin tosses to put the contest out of gional a Class C contender in performed for the Hartford issing whiz, Tulsa’s Jerry Bates College -whfflo he played coaches. Only New York failed bo top Malin with a total of their counterparts from St. eral fast breaks, led by Mike Manchester’s reach. basketball and baseball. Now Charter Oaks before breaking home, slg(ned with Dallas of both defensive^ and offensive to land a t|erth in the Initial 'vot­ 22 talUee. Bernard’.^ to run their record to Landy (9), and Socha, High ■While Manchester watched his record Includes a Class C his ankle against Westchester the although he w as of-1 tacJcle, joined ’the athletic de­ ing but league rules say each Big 6-7 Waickowskl led in 4-0. Eld Litwln led the attack man for Norman’s was consist­ Eastern Division Wayne Leghorn, Waxenberg basketball championship and a Sept. 19, is another friend from fered more money by the A F L ’s I partment a t 'We.sleyan In 1960. club must have at least one man W. L. Pet. GB ttie rebounding department with with 22 points but Len Krlst ent big Ed Fitzgerald (17) and pumped In 18 points to lead the vice-principal post to boot down river. A1 and I renewed Houston Oilers. | While at yfesleyan he has had on the squad so a Knickerbock­ 13 and LaGace followed with 11. followed with 19 and Paul Foo- playmaker Ed' Mlkolowsky Bexston ...... 30 7 .811 ------Maroons. Vln Kwash added an­ So It seems Vico, who wrote our friendship the other day at And Oeorgiia’s All-America M ' V '' 1 ‘is* a variet,/ of coaching assign­ er player will be one of the two LaGrce was hampered by a hey provided 14. Two other (14). Cincinnati ____23 12 .657 6 other 10. Bob Evans (15), Carl before basketball, or newspapers Cheney Tech where he was get­ tackle,. Jim Wilson, wound up k'r ments to freshman and ■varislty Eastern stars added. grained ankle but Troy proved Eagles, Joe Dlminico and Frank Games tonight- «:10, Fire A Philadelphia ..18 18 .500 11»^ Hohentlial (11) and Duke for that matter, just might ting In shape for the Business­ with two contracts — one from foot^l, freshman basketball Chosen to the Eastern team an abt. replacement adding six Police vs. Hobby Shoppe, and New York ....10 26 .278 19Mi have a point. man’s Basketball League. each league. , along with Robertson and Rus­ Vemlle, reached double figures Hutchinson (10) paced the In­ * « * “’reshman basnaball. H e has rebound, to his nine points. with 10 each. Jim Dugan and Fagrani’s Barbers vs. Norman’s Weatom Division dians. Leghorn, Bulkeley ace, AI played fullback on the 1966 A ll three cases bore the mark been director of the kvtra- sell were Philadelphia's Lus­ St. Betiiard’s gave the Elagles at 7. Regional soccer squad that went EYan Connors bad 12 and 10 for Loe Angeles .. .21 14 .600 ----- was limited to nine points. of the highest bidding war in .1 athletic program. His cious Jackson Hal Greer, ■onM stiff resistance during the Changed Little on to win the state Class C the losers. EAST SIDE Jl NIORS St. L o u is ...... 18 16 .529 2V4 "That’s, the way it Is in pro football history — hard to new duties are football, fresh- Boston's Sam Jones and ’Tom opening minutes of play, leading Healy has changed little In championship. I kept the score N E W SNO W — ^Former Olympic skier Betsy Snite and Louis Kofler, ski instruc­ East opene the new year Jan. Parkade defeated Songallo. Baltimore ...... 16 18 .471 4V4 games like this,” said Manches­ believe. man baseball and inartru^ion in Heinaohn and Wayna Em bry 9-8 midway in the first quarter these five years. He still greets and carried the bucket for that and Jerry Lucas of (Cincinnati. 2 with a home game against 51-40. in the first game and L. Detroit ...... 14 23 .378 8 ter Coach Phil Hyde. “'Who­ First there was the offer tor, stop to get snow condition report from Mt. Mansfield “snow cat’’ operator the physical education pro­ but six points each by Waic- you with a wide smile, changes team. A l’s talented toe went on Selected for the West with T. Wood upended Spruce St. San FYancIsco .11 27 .289 11% ever happens to be ahead at the made to Namath fdr $100,(X)0 a who spent most of night rolling new 10- inch snow that fell in the Stowe, Vt., ^ i gram. Icowski and LaGace and two Northwest Catholic, their first from frowns to smiles when he to perform for the University of Chamberlain and West, were Hartford Cotmty Conference Market, 63-42, In the second end of the games goes home ^ear for three years plus a new area. The recent heavy snowstorm will help the operators of ski resorts recoup Russell was named acting by Malin left the Eiagles with speaks, uses his hands and Denver, West Virginia Wealey- limousine and other bonuses Walt Bellamy and Gus Johnson encounter. contest. ST. LOUIS (A P )—Coach Rich­ with a victory. We won a cou­ head football ooaCh last sum­ a 14-12 lead at the quarter table tops to discuss offensive an, the Windsor Newtons and totaling in the neighborhood of some of their losses suffered from the C hristmas weekend thaw. of Baltimore, Len Wllkens and Parkade’s offense was led bi- ie Guerin of the St. Louis ple of games like this last mer while Norm Danids, who mark. San^^roce led the Saints Myles Boutlier 116) followed Hawks could almost t>e heard basketball and believes firmly the Windsor Locks Rams. $89,(XX). That ,.would make the Bob Pettit of St. Louis, Elgin with seven tallies. R u t CiUliolir (&9) year,” tn all his athletes, past and Frlhelt reports his ankle to has successfully guided the B F by Tim Cunningham (13). Tom yawning on the bench Tuesday | The close contest was high­ eon of a Neaver Falls, Pa., gas Baylor of Los Angeles and Tar­ East controlled the game Kinel ...... 4 i present. be back in good shape and S(x- football OardinAls since 1945, ry Dlschinger of Detroit. O’Neil (19) was the big gun night: " I t ’s a snap. There’s ' lighted by a battle on the court station attendant the highest Star ’Bama Back Can Play from the end o f the first period LaG ace ...... 3 2 The Ellington coach left many pecta to be back with the Oaks priced rookie ever. Alert Viewer was on a salbbatlcal in 'Europe Walckow.ekl ...... 6 3 for Songalio. nothing to this coaching.” in the third quarter which re­ on but the Saints still battled THERE GOES OUR LEAD — When Chicago’s Dunbar High went ahead of Par­ lasting friendships in Deep R iv­ next year. The ankle was broken and England. I^odife ...... 0 0 Wood’s, with three men in All he had to do' was ait back sulted m the Indians’ Bob Bos- Oould that really be the price on and the Elaglea were only Malin ...... 6 8 ker High yesterday, Coach Will Bonner (right) hides head on floor while play­ er and his stay there is still when the Oaks tried an on-side Daniels, who joined the Wes­ double figur^, had little and watch his Hawks race away worth and Jim Fenton of was the first question posed? SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)— able bo pick up tw o points in T roy ...... 4 1 very much felt. Small things like kick after their first touchdown leyan faculty In 1934, will re­ Rlaxa ...... 0 0 trouble, in turning back Spruce. ers can’t bear to look. Play was in Chicago Holiday Tournament. from the San Francisco W ar­ " It ’s more than that," said a H ie televlidon coverage of Sports Schedule the aecond quarter to gain a Bulkeley being asked to leave the team mascot painted at cen­ that night. As things would have Texas’ Perfect Mark turn to full-time duty Feb, 1. I. acy ...... 0 0 But Buder (16) led the scoring riors 122-104 with a run-and- for fighting. The crowd let it­ spokesman for the St. Louis the Cleveland Browne dreae- balftime lead of 28-24. Malin Krlat ...... 0 0 ter court and a more attractive it, Hartford recovered the ball He will continue as head base­ parade, while Joel Radding and gun offense that must have self be caught in the excite­ (HanUnalB, who asked not to be ing room Sunday after the led this struggle with eight scorer’s bench were Healy con­ when tackle George Washington ball coach— a position he has Wednesday, Deo. SO Totals 22 16 Steve Malkenson each netted pleased Ben Kerner, owner of ment and, despite a sign on the Identified. Browne’ 27-0 victory over points and Santacroce did like­ Champs Crowned in Six College Hoop Tourneys tributions. Mentioning bigger tell on it. “ W e’U pay more to get him hdd wtth great success for 24 St. Joaeito’stot Cheney, 8:30. 8t. Bernard's (48) 11 points. Mark Jacobs (16) the National Basketball Asso­ wall, sportsmaJishlps often the Bfdtlmore Colts and an On Line New Year’s wise fo r his team. B F. look scoring honors for Spruce things, the captain of the • * • than haa ever been paid for a years. Rockville at^ulastonhury, 8. ciation club. ebbed. alert viewer here haa rmult- ’nve third period proved to be Zrenda ...... 3 1 while Collins Judd contributed Georgetown University soccer rookie,” admitted C ( ^ h Weeb J. Marye.skt ...... 2 2 The game was the first for the Manchester returns to CCIL Hustling Crew ed In the recovery of a prized St. Bemard’a best es the Eagle.s 13 in a losing cause. team this past season learned Ewbank of the Jets. "W e expect MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Texas football coach Darrell Santacroce ...... 8 6 Hawks under Guerin, who took wars Saturday night against footbalL picked up one point in the 11-10 M artin ...... 3 1 Wichita Raps Officials and Fans over the club Monday when the game from Healy In Deep Manchester Hlgl/s JV hoop to get him’.” Royal is worried about the crash Orange Bowl program for a three-quarter lead of 39- T. M aryeekl ...... 1 0 T JUNIORS Conard at the Arena. Hyde ex­ River. His boys went on to per­ contingent is a hustling outfit Nam ath’s signing is expected Police sold ’Tuesday they Dlttm an ...... I 0 K em er fired Ha^ry Gallatin. Alabama’s national football champions put into effect S4. Mialin M once again for Three games last night saw pects ”a terrific battle” from form for Vermont, Kings Point, and perhaps a little over eager. to be announced this weekend have recovered the game ball Cincinnati8 Chase to Flag Pow ers ...... 0 2 the Elks romp to a 65-38 win ” It was a perfect game as far the lofty visitors. when quarterback Joe Namath reinjured his trouble­ Best with six points and Santa- D lRocco ...... 0 0 as I was concerned,” Guerin Lycommlng, and the University In the first two games, 188 fouls after Alabsuna meets Texas in preaented to Bron-ns quar- erooe put in six for the Saints over Nassiff Arms, Miller’s After Loss to 10th Ranked Club Bulkeley used Sjpeed and ex­ of Bridgeport. were called. Varsity Coach Phil the Orange Bowl game Friday teihack Prank Ryan. ’The some right knee. “P Totals 18 12 Pharmacy turn back Bolton said. "They made coaching In their effort. cellent defense to overcome ^ Ellington has just returned Hyde sees no reason for alarm, night. boll was taken from Ryan’a Royal, who will be trying to "W e have nothing: but respect Stopped Cold Against Celts Soon at half: 18-24. Fast Pharmacy, 45 -30, and the high­ easy. Everyone did the Job. taller Indian five. While Evan.; Fred Hetzel hit a basket and "The only changes we made from a game in Wakefield, however. “It will end by mid­ Rhome was a future iHck in locher during the post-game keep Texas’ perfect record for Texas,” Bryant said. flying Pagani Caterers defeated NEW HAVEN (AP) __<^ther with 14 and Hohenthal with 11 against Alabama just that in the moved tlirough preliminary ac­ two foul shots and Dick Snyder were to add a couple new plays Mass. While at Regional, Healy season once they learn the prop­ both leamies and had been trad­ celebration. "They’ve got a solid, sound, Fletcher Glass, 72-56. n I jw YORK (NEA) — By^the .vel factor. 1 think a t Wichita basketball coach tion and set the stage for a sank a basket to pull Davidson lead rebounders, the Maroor. arranged a workup with South- er distance.” It also makes fine ed to Houston by the Jets in Officers said they re­ N ew Y ear’s D ay classic, said well-coached team that stacks VConn Lone Tourney Survivor The Elks had four men in and also adjust our fast break. 1 Gary Thompson didn’t fly a Wednesday night program spot­ out front against Ohio U. after ball hawks stayed doss all old, L.I., and the two teams ex­ defensive players for the. var­ turn for the rights to Namath. trieved the ball froin a 16- the status of Namath has him up favorably with Auburn de­ now. Jack McMahon must know myself as something like a double figures with Tom Rea believe we have the personnel to traveling salesman who has to lighting 10 finals plus the her­ the game had been tied eight night and allowed only two changed visits. Ellington parents sity, much to Hyde’s delight. On Rhome said the Oilers had of­ year-old Syracuse youth who guessing about what to expect. fensively.” Auburn was one of how Captain Ahab felt when he (19i. Jim Sproul I18i, Tom kite but the way he figures run a lot and I think you get alded individual (iuel between times through the first 14 Manchester baskets in the tell­ and fans will be glad to know offense the JVs do a fine job fered him more money but "I w as recognized in the Alabama Coach Paul Bryant the best defensive teams in the spends p«ul of his time away Crockett (18) and Ron Conyers it he got a bigger shock in more shots when you run.” went after Moby Dick. Cazzie Russell of top-ranked minutes. Hetzel and Snyder ing last period. Manchester hit that nothing tout good ever came with Bruce Hence, Bob Hamil­ want to play in the National Syracuse man watching the said Royal, who coached his nation this year. from home. B ut the tra'vel isn’t (10). Dale Ostrout contributed dncinnatl’a chase after the bad. W h at is It from Cincin­ Wesleyan and Central Philadelphia than Ben Michigan and Bill Bradley of each scored 23 points. on 19 of 43 attempts and con­ from that arrangement. Many of ton, <^et Kobllnsky and Jim Football I^a^e, which Is stron­ Browns’ dressing room by a Longhorns to last year’s nation­ "We’ve made a few adjust­ 19 for Nassiff’s with Steve Shoff Boston Celtics has been just as nati to New York by jet? An Franklin. Princeton in the semifinals of verted 11 of 17 from the foul the acquaintances that develop­ Amalo putting forth good per ger than the A F L ." television coverage. al championship, has nothing to ments because Namath won’t hitting 12. Meanwhile, the other 10 tour­ fuUle. hour. Then the rest the time "This is the last tiine I ’ll the Holiday Festival at New line. ed because of It have now be­ formances. Rhomes’ contract with the W hen the viewer beard worry about as far as trying to play, but we Just don't have the A 19-point second period en­ naments were setting up their you just He around the hotel. come here,” Thompson said York. The two teams traded come lasting friendships. There Great things are expected Cowboys stipulates he cannot be that the ball had been stolen, guess what he will do. "This time to do an awful lot,” Bryant Everyone figured this was the Bow in Court Action abled Miller’s to move ahead to pairings for t|>night’s Tinals. Royals’ year because the Cel­ Tuesday night after his second- baskets throughout. Bob Eos- are at least three Instances from Bud Budzlnsky of Wind­ sold or traded (or the first year. he told police of seeing the thing just happened too late to said. "This puts a . lot more "Actually, I think the Celtica -slay as Chuck May (14), Dirk Besides Wichita, only one oth­ Here’s how they came out; ranked Whealshockers were worth drew first bl(X)d for where visits are still exchanged. ham. Hyde praised the 6-6 jun­ So he will be in Dallas, battling youth In the dressing room. change much,” Bryant said. pressure on our defense, but the tics were aging, they had lost are playl^ better together. Cobb (13t, Charlie Brarkett (10) er ranked team was involved in Los Angeles Oassic — beaten by lOth-ranked St. Jo­ Maj^hester but Fenton’s layup Healy is still very much in­ ior after the contest last Friday veteran Don Meredith and The boy admitted having the boys on that unit have always Frank Ramsey and they had to 'This la K. C.’s second year a* IVs up to th« University of Connecticut to bring a title game Tuesday night with Fourth-ranked UCXA thumped Namath, who will sign a and Ed Kowell (9) contributed seph’s, Pa., 77-69 In the cha)Tipi- e y ^ e d the score. A t the six' night. According to Hyde all the rookie Craig Morton lor the been able to come up with tha break in three rookies. Bob Cousy’s replacement and seventh-rated Indiana walloping Minnesota 93-77 and Utah out­ terested in his former athletes ball when he was approached professional f(x>tball contract hom« a holiday basketball tournament win. The other to their win. Bennie Grzyb onship game of the Quaker City minute mark the visitors pulled boy needs is experience and quarterbacking job. saving plays this year.” Cincinnati, meanwhile, had he’s just that much smoother. Memphis State 91-68 In the lasted Iowa 92-88. and students. He smiles on by police. ■with the New York Jets of the •ollegre teams from the state bit the dust. played an outstanding game for Basketball Tournament. away to a 15-10 lead on three learning of their achievements, he could very well be next Where Wilson will be, how­ There was good cheer in the great balance ivith Oscar Rob­ "A t the Same time, Td Ilk# Bolton with 16 points. Memphis State Classic. Cifficers said they planned American Football League Sat­ Assumption snapped Wesley-v: P ^ C A C at San Jose, Calif. — successive scores by Waxen- both athletic and academic. year’s CXHL top center. ever, just might be a question to send the ball to Ryan, who Texas cai..p Wednesday as Roy­ ertson, Jerry Lucas, Jack Twy- to think we're a little stronger The hot hands of Tim Cough­ Thompson’s complaints were Miami of Florida won the urday lor approximately $389,- an’s winning string 89-78 Tues­ about the fans and, of course, Vifth-ranked San Francisco had berg. Bosworth and Hohenthal for lawyers to decide. al watched injured wlngback man and Wayne Embry, and this year. This is Lucas’ second The Elis perked up and began lin (30) and Ray London (20) Hurricane Classic at Miami by has returned to his home In (KX), hurt his ibiee during a rou­ day night during the Worcester the officiating. to battle for a 60-67 triumph baskets cut the Bulkeley edge Drafted by Boston of the A F L Phil Harris put in a light work­ they also had this knack of giv­ season with us and we’re work­ to take advantage of Tulsa mis­ were too much for Fletcher’.s. downing Maryland 80-73, David­ Fort Worth, Tex. tine workout Tuesday. team's invitational tournament. ”I don’t have rabbit ears,” over San Jose State after Santa to 17-16 at the buzzer. and San Francisco of the N FL, out showing little, if any, signs ing Boston a pretty rough time. ing better os a team. We’rs takes as they hacked away at son annexed the Charlotte Invi­ No charges were planned " I f Namath is needed, I'm Central Connecticut lost 79-75 as Ray Kelly (22) led the losers said Thompson, "but some of Clara defeated Pacific 75-71. W ith five minutes left in the Wilson apparently signed a con­ of a pulled leg muscle. So what happens? Suddenly, more intelligent as a team, the lead during the remaining tational with an 81-63 triumph Ex‘Ring Champion Speaks Out against the youth. sure he will be able to play,” Rhode Island College won its with Rudi Wittke adding 11 the things that were .said were Big Eight at Kansas City — second canto, an Evans three- tract with the Patriots on Aug. "If Harris isn’t ready to go. It the Royals can’t win against too." minutes. over Ohio University, Penn said Alabama trainer Jim Goos- own tournament. Tulsa whipped points. pretty bad. The fans are too Walt Wesley’s 18 points led Kan­ point play put the home team 26 — the league office says it would make a lot of difference Boston. Which all leads up to the Jim Park led Tulsa with 20 | State edged Detroit 75-73 in the tree. ’’The Injury is painful but Tale 73-61 in the consolation of ioud,” sas to a 54-52 victory over Kan­ into a lead which they held un­ has ths contract — and then in our offense," Royal said. A year ago they were 7-5 with points and Bob Tnipin contrib­ Motor City Classic wrapup and is nothing like what happened to question: Can the Royals oaitoh the Hurricane Basketball Clas- As for the officials. Thompson sas City and into the title game til the final stages of the la.st Recipe for Top Condition: signed with the 49ers after the "W e ’re playing the national the Celtics, the only team in Boston? ) uted 15 for Yale, Baylor defeated Clemson 68-59 him the other two times he hurt •ic at Miami. .said they were "not consistent against Colorado, which broke a quarter. Outscoring Bulxeley in Sun Bowl game last Saturday, j champs and it will take every­ the league to win the season At Providence, Bill McCaugh- for the championship of the it.” It’s one at thosa quosUona The only victory for a state Tech, Ram in their calls. I disagree with tie on Lynn Baker’s basket with the second pericxl lft-11 it ap­ Vince Dooley, Ceorgia coach, thing w e’ve got to heat them.” series. This year, with half the ey tossed In four free throws in Poinsettia Clas.sic at (jreenville, RUNTINC But Bryant said he is getting The Orange Bowl game will season nearly over, the Royals which the Royale answer with the tempo. There is more body 2:47 remaining and edged Mis­ Cook, Eat Right, Stay Thin said the univeniity plans to pro­ team Monday night was regis­ S.C. peared that Manchester heigli’ a Shake at the bead and a tered by Quinnnipiac in the the last minute and a half to contact here than in the Mid­ souri 65-61. test to A F L Oimmlssioner Joe ready for the game op, the as­ be the sixth meeting between haven’t beaten the Celtics. take the game away from Cen­ How stiff should y( would write the story, Foul sumption that Namath will not “sure, if we didn’t tbisik so w e Rh(xie Island tournament. New­ Hoop Fives west.” Billy Oakes, held out of prac­ All-College at Oklahoma City Foss because Wilson signed the two schools and Alabam a "E v ery time we run into Bos­ tral Connecticut. boots be? shots by Hutchinson and Bo.*-- NEW Y O R K (N E A ) — Squint<^carry Jack ' Delaney’s water be able to play even a single wxMildn’t be here.” ark State went under 54-61 In The Whealshockers had 23 tice by St. Jo.seph’s coach Jack - DePaul whipped Brigham while he was still, in school and never has been able to beat ton,” coach McMahon said, Central had taken a 73-72 lead Generally speaking they worth in the final seconds gave bucket. minute. He will start Steve Stock answers like that moke Uie consolation. against Ranisey because he was Young 84-75 before Oklahoma your eyes to blur out the bald­ said representatives of the Bos­ Texas. Alabam a puts a spotless "they're real hot. It seems they with less than three minutes to * c liim n Km lzA o «■ should be medium stiff, accord- M ^ch ester a 32-28 advantage. But when he doee. if you Sloan, also nursing a bum knee, you wonder if they really Play Today them by referees John Stevens slump, broke a 36-all tie with a City trounced Xavier of Ohio 90- ing head and the lines in the face ton club no longer are welcome 10-0 record on the line against don't miss when they play ua. The UConn Huskies take their play but the free throws made Ing to Ski magazine. j Bulkeley gained two on the look at him just right, you at quarterback, with untested the Longhorns, who are 9-1, with If we had just split those first Ueve what they're saying. ! and Jim Lennon to 10 for St. one-handed jump in the final 75. of the man about to climb Into on the Georgia campus. WISHING T-0 record into the Queen City the difference. "A stiff boot must fit ab.so- | the battle-scarred could swear you were back Wayne Trimble waiting In the only a one-point loss to Arkan­ four games it would have made ' Joseph’s ad actually lost the two minutes of ^ the first half and Far West Classic qt Portlarjd, the ring, and you might be back “I don’t blame the Georgia Tournament tomorrow in Buf­ McCaughey had 23 points for Riding the crest of two lutely right the first time. This ' third period, outscoring' them. 39 or 40 years ago. wings. sas to mar their record. a big difference In the stand­ I game at the foul line. Each the Hawks kept the lead the rest Ore. — Oregon State held off coach for being upeet,”. said COOL CRAWLERS falo, N. T. They meet Cornell. straight victories. Chenev Tech is why, unless the skier is pre­ 13-12. at Madison Square Garden 89 ings.’^ Rhode Island and Bob Plosky team connected for 28 field of the way. | Northwestern 67-65 and Tennes- Patriots’ President Billy Sulli-1 If you want to keep night- Tale continues Us tour and will led Central with 24. (2-3) hosts St. Joseph’s of pared to buy a custom boot or Heetic. Pace years ago. Other Reasons j goals but the Hawks made 20 of Oakes finished with 21 point.s' see defeated Oregon 70-63. van. “ But I don’t think It was crawlers alive for a good whjle play at Furman. North Grosvenordale this after­ spend a great deal of time The hectic pace began to tell Paul Berlenbach Is standing He makes It sound so simple, i 29 foul shots to 13 of 15 for Wich­ while teammate Marty Ford | Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Injured Hoopster our responsibility to notify the i and can't use a worm box, put Assumption’s full court press noon. Coach John Kleis has al­ On Manchester in the fo u rf’ by to take a bow on the anni­ but good shooting alone isn’t AUTO ita. topped the scorers with 27, Dave Fla. Texas upended Georgia finding just the right ready­ coach. That was the player’s | them In your refrigerator next was Wesleyan's undoing. The ready equaled last year’s win ______quarter. Seeking a three-point versary of his fight against Jack Daddy of Soup-to-Nut Bowls the reason why Boston Is in Scholastic Basketball The upset was the second in Stallworth, Wichita’s All-Ameri- 66-60 and Florida took Wake made boot, he is better off with responsibility. There was no < to (but not in) the freezing Cardinals’ record now is 6-1. total with victories over Vinal a boot that is medium stiff at ' advantage to lessen the pres- Delaney which opened the Gar­ Undergoes Daily front again. two nights pulled off by the ca, had 24 points. Forest 82-65 undue pressure on this boy to ' unit. They’ll live for two weeks. } SALESMAN T(H-h and Fast Granby most,” reports the magazine. sure, Bulkeley s man-to-man dc- den to boxing in 1925. They drew sign.” I "It’s a mental thing with George Ridick of Assumption Platt 60, Conard .56, over­ Hawks, e.xtended their unbeaten Indiana rode the amazing Sugar Bowl al''New Orleans ^ FLASH LIGHT was high scorer with 24 points. Kleis received double figure "Ideally, a b with Van’s 22 average leading . 6 2-4 l-> quite a showman. At the end of diagramming plays lor coach until 1916, when Washington j find out who has the" boot clos- 4 Hohenthal 5 five rookies when he sends his STRETCH State, largely because of its area scorers. 1-2 11 each round he would raise his Hank Ibe. State partially evened mattera I est to your type of foot.. . ” 1 B(>awDrth . , 3 (VO fi Esstem Division Americsn Tlghtea down on tent r o ^ All-Amorlca quarterb.ack Bob 8 out of 10 homes 2 .3-4 7 right hand high as he walked Swaffar returned to clasees In by defeating Brown, 14-0. The EruiinR the year witli vic­ Kllington (M) Covi^ntry (fi!) I An adequate ski boot should Football League AU-Stars and they’ll shrink In a rain and Timberlake and Big Ten-type B. 0 CM) n toward his comer. Berlenbach December. Rose Bowl has been going stead­ r. Ptf. B. y . PtA. function as follows: against Sid Gillman’s Westqjri pull the stake out. Fix this with tories last night, flllington .. 3 3 was a croucher who could rip squad. The Wolverines have an NOG Hot'kei at a (ilaiice ^ Ryan ...... 8 2 18 1. The boot most surrourid 16 Totala 19 ... 11-17 4D squad at New Orleans’ Sugar rubber bands made from Inner ily since then. .. 3 2 8 Tilton ...... you to pleoes with either hand. 8-1-0 record, having lost only hove cold room evened its recoyd at 2-2 1 2 4 shugly not only the bottom of Score at half: »-aR. Manchester. tubes. Or use nylon or poly- Who plays really makes small 0 .. 2^ 0 ^ 1 Koloflzipj ...... 5 0 10 Bowl Jan. 16. to Purdue, 21-20. .. 6 2 They fought Hhpee times, with thelene ropes. - .. NATIONAL I.K A G l F. with an overtime 64-61 vic­ ' Morgan ...... 3 0 6 the foot but the instep and The East has rookie running The Beavers, with an over­ difference to Rose, Bowl enthu- .. 2 1 ^ Iludnk ...... 5 2 12 the ankle, and particularly the Delaney winning two. Clubs Fined LITTLE SHAVER .slaats. ^ IS rOVRS ONE OF The traditional \V. L. T. Pts. tory over Hayport, L.J. 1.^I. N'oIU oiK .. 3 2 backs Matt Snell of New- York all record of 8-2-0, were tied THE t t t t t ^ IJhb\ ...... 0 2 Hockey at a Glance As a light hea-vyweight, Paul The little brush that comes Chicago ...... 18 11 3 39 4 /’v\Km»'ry .. 0 0 0 ■lack of the heel. and Sid Blanks of Houston along 3-1 with Southern California To them, no matter what ami Coventry bested F. O. \pil1 ... 7 2 knoclcod out the likes of Jim­ In the package with new elec­ festive treat Montreal ...... 16 8 7 39 16 'r'abbed a 20-19, foot'to “breathe” .so that mois­ Providence at .Quebec, post- BAL'nMORE (AP)-?-The'Bos­ W. L. Flnugh . , .. says Berlenbach. “ Couple games. Hie fines were or­ nerbacks George Byrd of Buf­ Dame game. When Southern Dart’s. T. Pts, n)i.s.sod Bayport foul shot aqd Dugan ture does not build up inside. poned. ______^ wrapping lures in Indlrtdual ton Celtics will be trying for .23 10 ■ '>1 Lymiui led at the half, 43-19. pounds lighter than I used dered by the IteUan Leagne. falo and Pete Jaiquess of Hous­ California upset the Irish, It Quebec - 1 47 con veiled it into a two-point or H ocrklfin sheets of alumlmim foil. Keeps their 13th victory in the past 14 .17 13 36 MiintrllHI'O g Doug Berk paced Rham with H ie biggest fine, 8560, wae ton. water from one hire dripping was taken (or granted the Cm iL CHAfIR Hershev ...... 2 to defeat ithoir Long I.sland foe to fight at. games when they take on the Baltimore ...... 12 17 3 27 ; Lap ...... n 24 points while Dave Mil- ”It!s the way you eat that levied against the Roma Glllman, whose San Diego on another. Trojans would be named to Made from our in overtime. ' (■’oMHiuntlno Baltimore Bullete tonight in a B Y H O N m iM A N Springfield .... .11 20 2 24 0 kowiske led Rham with 18. ' keeps you h^hlthy and your team. Fans threw bottles at (Chargers lost the A F L UUe SILENT SHELLS the bowl. T o the great mysti­ The two leani.s matched ba.s- Hull Scores Two Goals National Basketball Association Pi'ovidence .... 10 21 0 20 7 L,vms.n (IS) weight down. Lots of people the referee. Milna beat the game to Saban’ji Buffalo Bills, How do you keep shells from fication of everyone but those, own recipe of ket.s all night. Ellington had a game. THIS REVOLUnONA&Y NBWDB* , pit a lot, but they suffer from Roma team X-1, has one freshman on his West jingling together in your pock- doing the eeleotlng, Oregon VELOPMENT IN ADDON HBAT- fresh eggs and .slim 28-27 lead at the half but Mann ...... malnutrition. I team — fullback Macik I^ee Hill er? Easy: Just slip them In State was named. When the Celts, sailing along O m d t fA ns* INO will your cold or chilly toosi Bayport caught them at the end Baran ...... Not with Patented Shot of Kansas (City. The best football may not al­ at a better than .8(X) clip, the line. Coventry bested its Govin ...... “ I eat right. Only beef, lamb, the flfigers of a spare pair of warm and cozy, with filtered, drculat- of the third quarter 43-43 and In addition to HUl, tjie West whipped the Loe Angeles heavy cream. hosts 23-19 in .shooting from Mllkowi.'ikf* . foWl and vegetables. The vege­ Prentice Out gloves. ways be played in the Roee ing, thennostatkaUy controlled heoL stayed even 'fln lll the end of Ram lll ...... has (Clem Daniels and Billy (Can­ Bowl, but It has the tradition, Lakers in Boston Monday night the floor, Randy Ryan (18), NEW YORK (AP) — Bobby, Six of Hull’s shots were the tables must be cooked In those Operating cost up to JS% less than lANl regular play. Okonuk ...... non of Oakland, Abner Haynes the color and — usually — the It was their fourth victory in aa Ron Hudak (12) and Ton) Sogal ./ ...... Hull, who has driven many a kind of bullets that have him hot plastic bags which keeps all BOSTON (AP)—Veteran Bos­ other add-on heoMn. Hm Is cold bothi- of Kansas (City, and Keith' Lin­ CALLS THE FINISH climate. Not to mention years many nights—three of the tri­ Order N O W John Purphey had 16 and Kolodziej (10) 'paced the win­ Slaip ...... on the trail of the greatest goal­ -the juice. Lots of people cook ton Bruins forward Dean Pren­ Srnlih ...... National Hockey League goalie coln of San Diego to handle the umphs coming on the road. nom. oodoasd pocdi, attk rocss, or WANTED Ddn Zabilaysky 14 points for ners. Dave Panciera |ed Smith scoring year any NHL jilayer their vegetables to pieces, then tice will be out of a({tlon at CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. of national expose on radio to distraction With hockey’s running. San D i e t ’s Lance Al- and televlalon. any space that needs oxtia.lMaL f r o^m y o.u r To S«r\’loe New Bulcks the winners: Gregg Hermann’s with 14 points. has ever enjoyed. Plaate throw away all the good part least another Tweek with hU. In (AP) — Norman (Junie) Cor­ heaviest shot, threw New York worth la GUlman’s flankerback bin, the former trainer who The whole bowl Idea orljrtnat^ FU B BOME'DBMONSntAllON^ Excelleiit working con­ .8'Was hlg-h for Bayport. K. O. Smith (4$) stopped th^^se. . in the water." jured back. Ranger netminder Jacques and Lan Dawson of Kainsas City ed in the mind of Jomea Wag­ route salesman ditions and c«inpany /The other two were aofties Berlenbach has had a good X-rays taken ’Tuesday dis­ gave Bill HfO'tack hU start as ► ' ■ . i 1 Plante for a loss with a couple and John Had! of S^n Diego are ner, on Easterner transplanted Bowling ^ benefits. Apply in per­ STORRi^ Coventry led 3, Bui* ...I. C from close up and thoae w er^ ' Job with a New Yorlfc brewery closed a compressioir of verte a jockey, is now one o f Qie br the dairy. Roscoe ...... 0' Warner •. 1, 0 of bleeders. brae in the lower back and Dr. the W art’s quarterbacks. placing judges for U)e West to Patadena. The annual Tour­ son, to Mr.^ Harris at throughout In handiilg %mitk Papciera .... the ones that wound up In the tor the past 25 years .and owns its sixth a tr a i^ t loss.. FTghting 14 Coolldge *.. 3 Hull . fired eight shots at Aonald Adams, Bruins physl- Virginia Racing, Oimmisaion. nament of Roses, a civic promo- "W o m e n ’s —- M arian Ck>po- Chak ...... 6 Poet ...... 3 net for Hull’s 3(Hh and Slst goals a thriving n e w s ^ n d as a side? FOGARTY BROTHERS, IRC. BOURNE BUICK, to an 8-6 advantage-at the first Zatcek ...... 0 McLeod ... 1 Plante- Tuesday night as the of the year. line. V clsn, said,that Prentice, who Jockey John.IUlph Adams is TYacks under the -state oom- Udn project, bod blen wobbling land 136, Ann Hebert 126, Reg­ Kelieher ...... 10 Damarjlan a atm of former idder and train­ along with lost than Indiftarent gie .Obuiskl 181, FAuHm marker, the ( ‘atroits increased 0 Hawks extended their unbeaten The goals pul Hull 30 game.s He doeen't go to fights very leads Boston in scoring, must mlsslan are Shenandoah Downs, 819 BROAD S T ^tE L. 64M58^L.JRANCB19Tm DART’S DAIRY Inc.. M. Fitcg^rald 0 Buebee 0 er John H. Adorns, tbree timos Waterford Park and Choilaa succaag for a doMn yoora when N ouzls 1317, Vlo Johnson U7, the lead tO fl8 - ll at the half Graham ...... 10 Phillips 0 string to 11 games and moved ahead of the pace he maintained «

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1984 PAGE i p r O M f AGB FOURTEENL IfANCHESTElt EVENING HERALD. ICANCHBSnPER. OONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 80, 1064 HoiiMS For Sal» Sabnrbaii For Bale 75 Building—Ooottaeiinc 14 THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW Bgr FAGALY and SHORTEN HooMf For flidi 72 Suburban Fbr Salt MANCHl»THB--8plo Spaa South W i n ^ < TfiiiHlientt N K o o ^ M m tmmm, 4 VERNON — 7 zoom SpUt Level Mails Run Smoothly DIOM OONSTRDCnON-ltoaC* 6 room Capo. 8 bedrooms, spar WO.OOO,^ or rent at $100 ing, Mding, alteratloaa, ceil- 8 bsOw. M m S lL clods kitchen with formica and-garage, outsldelmtlo, bar- A ratihella uiyet to go our amo romp B u t in no tim e a - ta u . she manage# ' CBNTBR STREET, KandM- bep> CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO DEPT. HOURS ^ e n C A L L Y VACANT, inum windows and doors. Ask­ are elated —at how smoothly Local Stocks No fob too amalL William Tel. 649-4076. MANCHBBTBOt -> New 0 roan jmwlndlng at days end’. 8 Rd. haa been named the winner mant aa well as a ravialon of A . M. to PAL Robbina oaipantiY aervlca. owner moving. Beauty of a bedrooms, work saving ing $15,900. Rowe A Rowe, of the Lions’ fourth annual the rural reeldential zone mib- everything,-'' went during the 8 5 Oarrlson Oolonial, UXH. Itvii^ Cepe. 6 large rooms, expand- 875-3167. Christma^ mail rush and the Quotations Pnmisbed by BUILT 1964. Spacious 4 room room ,' family room. buUt-is kitchen, big level lot, cloee Christmas home decoration divlsions requirements. The apau'tment on first floor, cel- ebie, breezeway and two car to all conveniences. Asking contest. work is scheduled to begin in Uiree-day hiatus on deliveries. Dempsey-Tegeler Oo„ IM CARPENTRY — 32 jreara’ ex­ kitchen, maimr bedroom with Wanted— Real Eatmte 7 t For the first time anybody in COPY GIX)SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lau*, large yard, in quiet, resi­ dressing room ,.. low tw nttes. earage. Approodmately two $13,200, only $460 down Colored red lights outlined January. Members of New York perience. Ceilings and floor dential neighborhood. Only acres phis a large building (80 FHA. Call Art Foraker Deraus W. Brown received his the department could remem­ Stock Exchaago MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:M AM . — SATTTROAlr. 9 AM. tiled, porches, ree rooms, ga­ Hayes Xgency, 648-4806. SPOT CASH paid for homes, the Dunn door, eaves and roof. ber, carriers were given a $115 monthly. 646-0103. bv 100) in rear. Located on 649-5306. Two evergreen trees In the BA degree from the University rages, addltlona, attlca & • Route 44-A, Just over Bolton farms and acreage. 24-hour three-day Christmas holiday, MANCHESTER — lilts new front yard were also decorated oi Oklahoma and his master’s Bank Stocks iahed, remodeling, concrete MANCHESTER — 8 room Uno. $16,000 assumable mort- service. Hayee Agency, 648- 4 with no mail delivered last Fri­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD work. No Job too amall. Imme­ 0% room ranch, 32 foot living 4803. with red lights and similar degree in city planning from Bid AakM aptulment located on Center room, 1% baths, bsautlfiilly rage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ day — Christmas Day — Satur­ Conn. Bank and ClaasUled or “Want Ads’* are taken over the' phone as a diate estimates. 643-2629 Street. Heat and'hot water 643-1577. Barrows ^Wallace lights were used to line the day, or Sunday. finished family room, large driveway. A sleigh, Santa and nology. He previously was man­ Trust Co...... 71 76 convenience. Hie advertiser should rea4 his ad the FIRST and off street parking. Rental wooded lot. Hayee Agency, Manchester Parkade ager of the development depart­ ’Die mail stacked up In some Hartford National CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ $80 per month. Call Mr. Werb­ EXCELLENT 6 room Ranch, reindeer completed the decora­ poet offices, a department DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the mica, ceilingpa, closets, remod­ 643-4808. Manchester 649-5306 ment of the Greater Hartford Bank Co...... 61 65 next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE incor­ ner, Jarvis Realty Co., Mamag- attached garage, built - In Grand Jury tions. spokesman said in an interview, eling, hatchways, attics fin­ Dunn will receive a $U U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Vernon National rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only Ing AgenU, 643-1121. MANCHESTER — Executive etove, dishwasher, disposal, Robert W. Donald received his but there were no reports of any ished concrete steps, floors, wall-to-wall carpet, 2 baths, Savings Bond. The contSt In­ Bank ...... 75 to the extent of a “make good” insertion. Errors which do not porches, garages. No Job too neighborhood, lovely T room BS degree in landscape archi­ big pileups. And it all went out NEW 4 ROOM apartment rec room, washer and dryer. Legal Notice To Consider cluded all of South Windsor. Monday. Fire Insurance Companies lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by small. 649-8880. Colonial, mammoth Itvin,,' tecture from the University of Hartford Fire ... 69% 72% stove and refrigerator Includ­ room, modem kitchen with Immedlaee occupancy, assum- The Judging panel Included The three-day accumulation “make good” insertion. ed, plenty of closet and stor­ Liqi'OB PERMIT Massachusetts and a master's National Fire ...1 1 9 126 A. A. DSON, m e . Roofing built-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri­ eble 'VA mortgage. Hanley _ NOTICE OF BEMOVAl. Arthur Koromanian, art teach­ was no unprecedented problem. age area, second floor. Call degree in regional pbmnlng from Phoenix Fire ____124 130 siding, painting. Carpentry. a I- fice at $19,900. &yea Agency, Agency, 643-0030. „T h t» 1» to rive notice that I, DA­ Rights Ca se er at the Wapplng Elementary “ The total amount of mail TOLU COOPERATION WILL H I A I AAO ^ 7 1 1 649-6661 after 5. VID H. FAY, of 36 Central Ave„ Cornell University. Ha has been Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. BE APPRECIATED l/IM k I I teranona and addlnons. Ceil­ 643-480S. School, Donald Rosenbeck and delivered on Monday was the f o u r BHjDROOM Ranch with East Kartiori, Conn., have filed a executive director of the Farm­ Aetna Life ...... 65% 68% ings. Workmanship guaran­ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat request dated December 29th, 1964. (Continued from Page One) Edwin Kalet of the Lions Club. ington Redevelopment Agency. same as the total amoimt on teed. 299 Autumn 8t. 648-4880. EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, a neat rec room. Prime loca­ with the Liquor Control Commis­ ZBA to Meet Dec. 22 and 40 million pieces Conn. General ..160 165 and hot water, refrigerator two years Tm, Raa. U. t. M OB.—AM ftfirii rMWwad hot water heat, garage, 834,600. able. Started In the twenties. ncfMi Ifl owHod by ^ David H. “Fav of"the Justicp Department. planning from NOT. She has Public Utilities jCajN. IH 4 by UaHad Hatora ly »^ a fa . laa. 36 Centrft! Avp,. Eaat Hartford. Two requests are for signs for deliveries, an estimated to­ 24-Hour Answering Service FOUR ROOM, second floor, un­ Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Charge* against the other two been a senior planner of the lent woricmanshlp. 649-6496. I furnished apartment. Inquire Philbrick Agtmcy, 646-646e. Conn., and will bo conductod by larger than permitted: tal of 274 million piece.s o f mail Conn. Light Power 36 38 tor, 643-1577. DAVID H. FAY. of 36 Contral Ave.. men —,a'rreste(J at Biloxi, Miss., Commission on the City Plan, 233 Center Street. Aetna Service Stations, Inc., was delivered across the coun­ Hfd. Elec. Light .52% 54 Free to Heraid Readers MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 Ea-^t Hartford. Conn., aa pArmlttao, and Shreyeport, La. — were Hartford. Hartford Gas Co. 44% Help Wanted— Male .36 | Articles For Sale 45 room ranch, 2 full baths, main­ SIX ROOM, modem Ranch, DAVID H. FAY dropped. 170 Pearl St.. Hartford, re­ try. The department estimates Roofuig and Chimneys 16- A Apartments— Flat^— 4% ROOMS, heat, hot water, Dated December 29th, 1964. Officer Goodin Cited this year’s Christmas mail, Telephone Co. . 56 58 Want information on one of our classified advertisements? No tenance free redwood exterior, 100x200 lot, near school, 2 The 21 included Sheriff Law­ quests a variance for a sigm on Police Officer Leo Goodin has answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the FIRST-CLASS MACHINISTS LOAM SALE! Dark rich, stone- Tenements 63 stove and refrigerator fur­ the northeast side o f Sullivan starting Dec. 1, at more than 7 Manufacturing Companies ROOFTNG — Specializing re­ family room with fireplace, fireplaces, full basement, ga­ rence Rainey of Neshoba Coun­ received a letter of commends Allied Thermal . . 50% 64% and mold makers. Must ^ able free loam regular $14 for $12. nished. $126.50 p e r month. rage, Immediate occupancy. Ave. abutting the Robert W. billion pieces. r, pairing roofs of all kinds, new LOOKING for anything In real 643-6105. scenic acre lo t A Must See for ty. His deputy, Cecil Price, was tion from Mayor John Egan for Arrow. Hart, Heg. 56 69% roofs, gutter work, chimneys to read blueprints and do own Stone fill, sand, gravel and the quality conscious. Hayes Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Sharp property. This Is an RC It is esUmated that 60 million EDWARDS estate rentals — apartments, among JO men the FBI accused Goodin’s quick action when a pieces that would have been B arden ...... 11% 13 cleaned, repaired. Aluminum setups. Apply Triangle Manu­ manure. 643-9504. homes, multiple dwellings, call FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ Agency, 643-4803. of actually conspiring to inter­ zone. woman suffered a heart attack siding. SO years’ experience. facturing Company, 96 Brook­ transferred — Must sell. Ski Report A. P. and E. C. Zagorski, 641 delivered last Saturday were Bristol Brass .... 7% 8 % J. D. Realty, 643-8129. ond floor, electric stove, re­ cept the three and "assault, last Dec. 3. delivered Monday. Coleco ...... 8 % 9% ANSWERIND SERVICE Free estimates. Call Rowley, lyn Street, Rockville. ONE BLOCK from Main, two Large, new Garrison Colonial shoot and kill them,," Sullivan Ave. for a sign at the frigerator, lights and garage family, 4-4 duplex, permanent In beautiful and convenient BOSTON (AP) —New Eng­ The policeman’s quick rS' Only the carriers got the holi­ Colonial Board 643-5S61. 644-8SSS. FO'UR ROOM apartment, heat­ included. Tile bath, modem The federal charge against 10 same address. This is a CX E3XPERIENCED meat cutter, Uiamoiklb— W atches— siding, two recent heating sys­ Woodhill Heights. $19,800. land ski resort operators CMt zone, sponse and use of oxygen apps' day vacation. Rural delivery Common ...... 5% 6% m4500 - 875-2519 ed, with garage, recently re­ kitchen, hot water heat. In­ of the men was conspiracy to ratuB until the victim was re­ good salary and excellent Jewelry 48 modeled, Cedar St., Manches­ tems, garages, clean. Hayes 649-0721. anxious eyes to the skies today Harold J. Collins, E, Frances wasn’t affected, Christmas and Dunham-Bush ... 4% 5% and leave your message. You’D hear from our advertiser in Jig Radio-TV Repair working conditions. Apply quire 899 Parker Street, irfere with the federal rigb moved to a hospital were cited perishable packages were deliv Kaman Aircraft . 9V4 11 ter, $125 per month. Call W. Agency, 643-4803. as the dual dangers of light rain Jie slain trio. The other t\ S. Collins and Post Road time without spending aD evening at the telephone. First Food, 646 Center Street. W.4TCH AND JEWELRY re­ downstairs. Call 649-1679 af­ m o d e r n , centrally located and moderating temperatures as important factors in saving ered, and sorters continued to N. B. Machine . . . 27% 29% Services Harry England, 649-5201, after ter 5:30 p.m. were charged as accessories Stages, Inc., Strong Rd., re­ pairing. E’rompt service. Up to Clipe, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, threatened to erode an already the woman’s life, according to work at the post offices North and Judd ..17% 19 HELP WANTED — Full and $20 on your old watch in trade. 6 call 742-7883. Manchester after the fact. quest a specific exception to CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv near schools and shopping. sparse snow base. allow the operation of a busi­ Town Manager Terry Sprenkel Postal officials decided they Peter Paul ...... 31% 33% Lost and Found AutomobOes For Sale part-time, 18 years or older, Closed Mondays F E Bray, CENTRALLY LOCATED 6 SEVEN f SEVEN Immediate occupancy. Bel Air Murder is a state charge and who announced the citation. ice, available all hours. Satis­ ’THREE ROOM heated apart­ room, second floor apartment, Most northern' ski areas bene­ ness Involving storage, repair could grant the holiday when Plastic Wire Cable 13% 14% nights. Inquire Burger-Chef, 737 Main Street, State Tneater < Real Estate, 643-9332. not within the federal govern­ The woman suffered the heart they foresaw no backup because LOST— Small, long haired dog, I JAGUAR HARDTOP coupe, faction guaranteed. Call^ 649- ment, 456 Main Street Call completely modernized and fited substantially Monday from and running of buses and bus Standard Screw .34% 37 235 Main Street, between 9- Building. 649-5229, 9-5. 14-room two-famlly\ houks ment’s power in the case. The attack while visiting at the of it. Stanley Works .. 23% 24% reddish-brown, male, mixed XK120, new tires, new bat- 11:30 a.m. very clean. $115 piouth. J. D. with two separate Heating t h r e e b e d r o o m modem deep ^nanza of new enow state has made no move to file lines as public carriers or car­ riers of school children or home of a Woodland Drive resl- "We knew early in the game Veeder-Root ...... 27% 29% breed, license No. 86875. Call tery, new paint, 51,000. 649- NEW DELUXE 4% room du­ Realty Co., 643-5129, 643-8779. systems. Can be made into ranch. Bowers School, 2 fire- a»er a weekend of ram and 60 charges. 643-6627. 2979. DIE MAKERS wanted familiar places, full basement, nicely degree readings washed away chartered parties at 1105 dfent. people were mailing earlier — The above quotations are not M ovlng— ^Trucking— plex apartment, heat hot wat­ apartments. Zoned for The victims were Michael Goodin has been a full-time we probably had the most suc­ with Job shop, Aircraft work Garden— Farm— Dairy THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ treed lot. Only $17,900. Bel Christmas business. Strong. This is a R-40 zone. to be construed as actual mar* LOST—Liver and white spring­ 1955 CHEVROLET, good me­ Storage 20 er, appliances, dryer, parking, commercial use. .Center St,, Schwemer, 24, and Andrew policeman since February 1963. cessful early mailing campaign preferred. Good pay. Apply in Products 50 nished kitchen, $35 monthly, Manchester. Price $19,900. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Generally fair conditions pre­ FV a^ A. Petratis, 1006 Sul kets. er spaniel, male, no collar, vi­ chanical condition, body excel­ full cellar, $150 monthly. J.D. adults only, no pets. 309% Goodman, 20, both white New To Attend Academy in recent history,” the spokes­ person 234 Hartford Road, Realty. 643-5129, 643-8779. Please call J. McLaughlin vail today in northern Maine, Yorkers, and James Chaney, 21, livan Ave. requests a variance cinity Bolton Notch. 643-4693. lent. Call after 6 p.m., 643- MANCHifisTER Delivery. Ught Manchester. APPLES— Macs and Cortlands, Spruce S t MANCHESTETR — Exception­ New Hampshire and Vermont to allow a package store li­ Goodin and Officer William man said. HOW ABOUT THAT? trucking and package delivery. 649-5306. a Meridian Negro. Sugar Statue 5431. ) No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, al 7 room Garrison Colonial, resorts. But large crowds which quor permit at the same ad- Ryain have been selected to at­ "People were using their ZIP TRUMANN, Ark. (AP) — Ken FOUND—Bifocal glasses, black Refrigerators, washers and WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOM flat, first floor, The FBI said the Ku Klux 14 Spencer SL for the rental of your apart­ built-in kitchen and wall-to followed the snow into these sec­ dreae. This is a CX zone. tend the Connecticut Chief of This 18-inch figure of codes, and that helped a lot." LaGrone, editor of the Trumann and silver, vicinity Sherwin- 1956 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, stove moving spiclalty. Folding automatic heat, hot water, Klan plotted the killings. New Tear’s Eve Dance Police Academy at Bethany for Another boon was the weath­ Democrat, reports this sign in a automatic, very good condi­ chairs for r.uit, 649-07I&. ment or home. J. D. Realty, wall carpeting, beamed ceil­ tors have cut up much of the The Investigation of the case Pope Paul VI, made of Williams, Main Street. Owner PARAGON TOOL CO., 42% Maple Street. 649-0769. Barrows allace ing, paneled rec room, garage, The Abe E. Miller American one month starting next Mon­ er, which held good In most of shop window here: tion, new snow tires. Call 649- 643-6129. new surface and deteriorated was one of the most massive may claim by paying for ad. INC. Manchester Parkade and manicured fenced yard. Legion Post and Auxiliary will day. sugar, on a base of the country except for the "Our lingerie, is the finest. 643-4415. 2564 anytime. Household Goods FIVE ROOMS, first floor, heat, conditions. efforts in FBI history. Painting— Papering 21 FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, Manchester 649-5306 Only $21,900. Hayes Agency, Resort proprietors say anoth­ sponsor a New Year’s Eve dance The program, sponsored by glazed chestnuts, went Northwest, where floods raged. Smart women wear nothing Manchester central location, heat, hot hot water, stove and refriger­ Officials also figured Uiey LOST — Pass Book Number RUGS, never used, 9x12 gold, ator, $125 a month. Available 643^803. er three to four inches of ac­ at the Main St. Legion Hall. the Chiefs Association, is held on sale in a Beirut, else.” PAINTINa and paperhanging, water, one year leasi;. Call There will be dancing from 9 could save $3 million or $4 mil­ M-9613, Savings Eiepartment Trucks— Tractors $30; 9x16 ruby Oriental, $35; January 15. 649-4697. PORTER STREET Area — 6 cumulation is needed to assure at the state police barruks in Lebanon candy store good work, reasonable rates, First and second shift openings: 649-5048 after 6 p.m. WEST SIDE — $17,900, St. Stocks in Brief p.m. to 3 a.m. to the music of Bethany to instruct policemen lion by not having to pay extra ■hosmmmi Ncm iw « m c AT of The Connetticut Bank and 12x15 off white nylon. 289- room Cape, fireplace, 2-car good weekend running. None is recently. Its price 7 for holiday work or giving com­ Trust Company. Application 30 years In Manchester, your • 6955. FO'UR ROOM tenement in 2- James Parish. 135x145 lot, foreca.st. the Citations. In ail phases of police tech- neighbor Is my recommenda­ THREE ROOM apartment, garage, large tree shaded lot, trees, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, Tickets are available from $38. pensatory time off for weekend made for payment. Tool Makers heat, hot water, stoye, refrig­ famlly house. Automatic hot $17,900. Philbrick Agency. North country temperatures NEW YORK (AP)—The stock nl^es. tion. Raymond Flske, 649- EVERYTHING In sterilized re­ water heater. $40 monthly. built 1958, spotless. Hutchins market rallied strongly early Legion and Auxiliary mem­ work. erator, $90. 247 No. Main, 649- 649-8464. crept close to 30 degrees this Ryan and Goodin are the first The department said it had B O U i LOST — Passbook No. 16301. 9237. Bridgeport Operators conditioned used furniture ana Apply 10 Depots Square, Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. morning with the weather bur^ this afternoon, recovering most bers. For further Information policemen from the town to Sinoln Pit No. 88 appllancej, high quality--low 5228, 9-5. received no complaints. Notice Is' hereby given that FOR SALE A p t 4. / MANCHESTER — West Side. TRANSFERRED to Pennsyl-1 eau forecasting light or freezing of its losses of the two previous Commander Leonard Landers, attend the school. Others are 1,683 Receive Grants Passbooy No. 16301 issued by EXTERIOR and interior paint­ Turret Lathe Operators prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 sessions. 121 Farnham Rd., or Charles This weekend, Friday, Jan. 1, ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- TWO ROOM heated apartment Older 6 room Colonial, new vania—5 room ranch, modern; '"8''u and even warmer readings expected to attend later, ac­ is another holiday. The Poet CHAR UROiLl D '.ttAK the First Manchester Office, South Street, Rockville. 875- and bath. 149 Oakland Street aiding, garage, quiet location. Trading was active. Davis, 268 Hilton Dr., may be cording to Resident State hanging. Ceilings. Floors. FUlly Machinists 2174 Onen 9-* kitchen, fireplace, di.shwasher, I Thursday. OSLO — Since the United Office department will be back Hartford National Bank & $65. 649-5229, 9-5. (•'umlshed Apartraente 63-A Only $13,500. Hayes Agency, vanity tiled bathroom, oil hot Killington, In central Vermont Gold and other nonferrous .contacted. Trooper Ronald Jacobden. Trust Co. has been lost and insured. Workmanship guar­ States Educational Foundation to standard operating proce­ Overtime plus liberal fringe 643-4803. water heat, basement g^arage,, which joined most resorts in metals issues led the way Flags for Sale application has been made to anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. COME AND GET IT! THREE ROOMS, Ule bath, heat 1% ROOM, light housekeeping, The American Legion Post la George Perry Promoted In Oslo was established October dure. No mall on FYiday, but It 9 9 ' 1 ' 1957 WILLYS benefits __ USED __ 18 trees. Ken Ostrinsky, Real- closing over the usually lucera- Steels and motors also were said bank for payment and If no answer, 643-9043. and hot water furnished, sec­ furnished apartment, central­ MANCHESTER GREEN AREA selling American flag seta. George M. Perry of 116 Pine 7, 1649, 1,683 Norwegians have vrill go through as usual Satur­ tor, 643-5159. I live Christmas weekend, report- strong. Issuance of new book. BUT IN GOOD SHAPE ond floor. 15% School S t ly located, reasonable. 649- A 6 room Ranch with 3 gener­ Further information may be Knob Dr. has been promoted to received A lbright travel grants day. ______^ ______INTERIOR and exterior paint­ A BIG, BIG BARGAIN! •------ed its heaviest traffic in history American South African, ad Half-ton pickup, 4-wheel 259 Adams SL, Manchester across from East Side Rec. 8404, 12 noon-6 p.m. ous bedrooms, dining room, vancing more than 2 points, and obtained from the flag chair­ secretary in the date process­ to study in the United States. In LOST— Black male angora kit­ ing, wallmper removed, fully 3 ROOMS FURNITURE IN -L A W QUARTERS — 7% Tuesday ing department at Travelers the same period 763 Americans To free decorative candles drive. Warn Hubs. This ve­ insured. Rene Belanger. 648- spacious living room with fire­ room ranch. 2 baths. 2-zone Comparatively good business Dome Mining, gaining more man Melvin Stead, 744 EHIing- ten with white stomach and WITH APPLIANCES NEW 4 ROOM RENT, second 2% ROOM furnished apart­ Insurance Co. in Hartford. have received grants to lecture, from dust and smudges, wipe «n 7 Days 11:80-9 hicle is a one owmer. Ebc- 0612 or 644-0804. place, large kitchen with for­ beat, garage, dra.stic reduc-; was also reported from other than a point, hit new 1964 highs. ton Rd. paws, vicinity of Parker St. FOR ONLY — $388 floor, $110 without heat and ment, stove, refrigerator, mica counters, oil hot water Planning Firm Hired Perry has been with ’Travel­ study, or conduct research in them with a cloth moistened Heat Middle Turnpike MACHINISTS for Bridgeports, heat, hot water. Apply Thom­ tion to $18,500. Manchester, j northern resports. Anaconda and International 649-8731. tremely low mileage. INSIDE and outside painting. six required. Must be able to INCLUDES electricity. Call John Ponticelll heat, plaster walls, attached The South Windsor planning ers since 1954. He is directo(r of Norway. with rubbing alcohol. & Sons, Inc., 643-6578, after 6. as Morrow, 26 Birch Street, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, j T h e Christmas and New eidvanced around a point. You name your own price. set up and work to blueprints. Electric Refrigerator garage. Owner transferring. Jones Sc Laughlin tacked on and zoning (rommission has the Manchester YMCA Bridge LOST — Wallet, vicinity Pizza Deluxe Range after 6 p.m. $15,M0 Wolverton Agency, 646-0103. I Year’s weekends are two of the Club, former advisor of Junior House or Moriarty Bros. Re­ 649-7863, 875-8401. Apply in person GTK Corpor­ THREE ROOM, third floor, three financially vital holidays half a point while U.S. Steel and hired Brown, Donald and Don­ TV Set or Washer Realtors, 649-2813. ald of Farmington, planning Achievement of Hartford and ward. Please call 643-794.5. ation, 678 Tolland Street. heated, centrally located. Cadi TWO ROOM furnished apart­ NEW 2 FAMILY. 5-4. under at New England’s winter vaca­ Bethlehem were ahead by less­ TED TRUDON. INC. RAm riNG. EXTERIOR and in­ Bedroom Suite construction, two heating .sys­ services, tcT assist in its pro former president of the Greater 643-0082, between 7-8. ment, stove, refrigerator, tion areas. er fractions. FOUND — Beagle type puppy, terior, paperhanging, wall­ OPENINGS for two experi­ Liylng Room Suite THREE BEDROOM ranch, 125 tems, large lot. central loca­ General Motors and Chrysler gram. A Hartford Business Bridge Tolland Tpke., TalcottvUle 5 Pc. Dinette Set heat, hot water. Apply Mar­ Conditions are generally fair white, black and brown spots, paper removed, dry wall work enced painters, steady work, FOUR ROOM apartment, sec- low’s, 867 Main St. foot frontage, fireplace, full tion. Call Builder, Leon Cies- added a point or so. Commission chairman Joseph League. fi/lNGf/? Reasonable rates. Fully In­ good pay for right men. 649- RUGS — LAMPS — TABLES ■ohd floor, redecorated, gas cellar, aluminum storms, car­ to poor in southern Vermont Carino said many applicants He is married and has three male. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Open Evenings 649-2838 zv-nski, 649-4291. and New Hampshire; fair to The Associated Press average Warden, 643-8594. sured. Free estimates, 649-' 9658. —LINOLEUM— furnace, adults, no pets, rea-A V A IL A B L E NOW — Three port. All for $13,900. Don’t of 60 stocks at n(X>n had were interviewed, and after con­ children. 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. and a few other small articles wait. Hutchins Agency, 646- MANCHESTER- Are you still' goo<3 in northern Maine anc| sonable. Ready January 1. 300 room apartment. Oak Lodge, Vermont andJ .1 to sultation with the town manager, Briefs FOUND — Black and brown ALL ON LOW LIBERAL Spruce St. Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester. 0103. town attorney, town engineer The South Windsor Bank and shepherd and collie type dog, Help Wanted— TERMS $100 - $125 monthly, adults wall that belongs to someone New Hampshire. iir> 4 and building inspector, the firni Trust Co., RL 6. will close to­ Electrical Services 22 else? Why deny your.self the Six IVestern Mas.sachusuetts | t. male. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Male or Female 37 All are used, but in good FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ only. 643-9171, 875-1166. MANCHESTER — Ranch 6 I The Dow Jones average of 30 was selected. morrow at 3 pjn. for the New security of home ovTier.ship re-sorts are operating Four Warden, 643-8594. Auto Driving School 7-A shape and guaranteed. It’s a ond floor, 178 Marie Street. No rooms, modem kitchen, built- industrials at noon was up 4.98 The planning program will in­ Year holiday. This also includes MX m FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt furnace. $65. Tel.' 643-4751. in stove, dishwasher, etc. Din­ for another year? You’ll find with man made snow. Several •service on all types of elec­ FULL-TIME SALES Associ­ wonderful bargain, one which to 867.16. clude Uie updating of the town’s drive-ln teller service. ates wanted for expanding cannot be duplicated. Business Locations ing room, large living room it easy to like and own this traditionally popular resorts LEARN TO DRIVE — Specie' trical wiring. Licensed and in­ HOSPITAL AREA—Deluxe 5% A New Year’s Day worship Announcements attention to nervous and eld­ sured. Wilson Electrical Co., Real Estate Firm. Will train For Rent 64 with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, full fine ranch home on Arcellia such as New Hampshire s Mt. service will be held at Our SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT room apartment, built-ins, din- basement, 1-car garage. $18.- erly. Classroom for teen-agers. Manchester, 649-4817, 643- but must be licensed and Drive in Manchester. Just a Sunapee and Vermont’s Brom- Savior Lutheran Church, 289 ELECTROLUX sales and serv­ ready to go to work. Excel­ SEE MIKE ANTICO nette, appliances, tiled bath, 500. Philbrick Agency, 649- short walk to St. Bartholo- ley are not open. Pickup service. Day or eve­ 1388. yard, garage, basement, $125 FOR LEASE—Excellent loca­ Graham Rd. at 10:16 a.m. ice, bonded representative. Al­ ning lessons. Reasonable rates. lent management potential. tion tor doctor's office or 8464. mews and the Green .School. ------Jackie Getting Stronger fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., Liberal commission arrange­ A—I^B —E-^R—T—’S monthly. Hayes Agency, 643-, Features 3 huge bedrooms,! . . Next Week’s Menus Manchester Driving Acadeniv. , beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. South Windsor High School: Manchester. 644-8141. ments and draw can be ar­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., 4803. MANCHESTER — 150 x 200, 742-7249. Bonds— Stocks— Completely renovated and am­ tremendous living room with 5 t l l C l V i r i 2 Monday, baked ham, sweet po­ ranged. Call Mr. Werbner, HARTFORD ple parking. J. D.' Realty, 648- large trees, clean 6 room Colo­ wood burning fireplace, fam-1 J ^ Reports Ski Instructor INCOME TAX returns, busi­ Mortgrages 27 DUPLEX APARTMENT nial, double garage, only $16.- tatoes, spinach, fruit; Tuesday, Jarvis Realty Co.. 643-1121 OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. kitchen with range hood, dis­ 0129. lly sized kitchen and 1 % tiled ness and individual, prepared Business Services for an appointment to discuss 000. Hutchins Agency, 646- Chemical Bids assorted sandwiches, macaroni SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ posal, refrigerator, living and baths, 1,300 .square feet of liv­ ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — Mrs.^llttle further in the back ground. salad, cake ^ t h cherry sauce; by full-time income tax ac­ O ffered limited funds available for sec­ this fine opportunity. YOUTH BED, excellent condi­ 0103. ing space plus full basement countant. ’ New laws effecting tion; also, twin size Hollywood dining rooms, % bath on first Houses For Rent John F. Kennedy skis down the Mrs. Kennedy made three runs wediiesday, pot roast, gravy’, ond mortgages, payments to floor. Carpeted stairs to sec­ and screened-in car patio. More than a dozen supFdiere down the> Tr,r>iiTimountain. a n | potatO eS, WOX bSanS, retirement Income. Raymond LAND CLEARING, tree re­ suit your budget. Expedient box spring. mattress and CAPE for $16,000 .with an at­ Owner’s tran.sfer makes quick deep powder snow on Butter­ Girard. Call collect 875-7362. ond floor. 2 bedrooms, ceramic POUR BEDROOM raised ranch offered bids this morning to Two of the downhill slides ! ice cream: Thursday, hot dog moval, and chain saw work. service. J. D. Realty. 648-5129 Dogs— Birds— Pete 41 frame. Call 644-1868 eyenings tached garage. 6 flnlshe<; sale Imperative. Cali Mrs. milk Mountain in a style "a lit­ were from the midway station A.. Michaud, 742-8096. between 5-10. bathroom. Excellent closet completely decorated, 2-car rooms, new heat, fireplace, ex­ provide a half dozen varieties of on roll, relish, potato chips, gel- 111 INCOME TAXES prepared In and storage space throughout Babin at 643-1121, Eves.. 643- chemicals for the town water, tle above average" for a beg- on the beginner’s sjope that FRIENDLY BASSET - Beagle gEU-age, one year lease with cellent residential location. Va 1686, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ atln dessert: Friday, fish your home or by appointment. LAWNMOWER jharpenlng; re­ T W O ARMLESS CHAIRS, apartment. Basement storage option to renew, $195 per rises about 2,000 feet. ’The last sticks, parsley potatoes, peas, Help Wanted— Female 3.1 hound, two years old. Free for cant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, tors. was from the top of the moun­ Experienced tax work. 24- pairs, sales, rotor blades taking. 643-9179. green slipcoyers, $25; black and laundry. Parking. On bus month. 742-7004. 643-1577. departments. chocolate pudding. hour .service. Call 643-4723. line. Call 649-4887 between 5-7 Tim Carter, an expert teaching tain. sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ PART-TIME TYPIST familiar bar, 6’ long, with genuine Apparent low bidders includ­ her the art of skiing on the gent Elementary schools: Monday, COCKER PUPPIES—^Rarmony p.m. I COMPLETELY furnished 4 Before making the final run ice. Manchester Cycle Shop. with federal quarterly tax brass rail, $35. Call 643-5625. : Lots For Sale ed Connecticut GSilorine Prod­ ly rising peak near her holiday frankfurt on roll, butter^ FEDERAL INCOME taxes 149 W. Middle Turnpike. 649 -form.s. Call 649-2206. Hill Kennels has a few beau­ I room house, automatic heat, from the top, Mrs. Kennedy green beans, potato chips, ucts, Waterbury, offering to chalet prepared with your savings in 2098. tiful male puppies left—silyer, 21" ALL CHANNEL Motorola SIX ROOM duplex, 98 Wood- I adults only. 649-1794. ANDOVER— Long Hill Road. 4 drank tea and lounged a few fruit; Tuesday, meat and 4100- mind. Rea.sonnable rates. Ed­ bridge St. Call after 5 649- NOTICE supply cylinders of liquid chlo­ buff and goldens, 7 weeks, T-V, good condition, $35. 649- 1 acre building site, best residen­ "Mrb. Kennedy falls very sel­ minutes on the sundeck. dle casserole, buttered carrots £CUhA' ward J. Bayles, 649-6246. HA'VE truck — Attics and cel­ LPN or RN. full or part-time, 0098. I 9765. VERY CLEAN and nice, 6 rine at i.2 cents per poimd; dom, which shows her experi­ Carter, 29, a MIddlebury, Vt. AKC registered. H. C. Chase, room Cape, with garage, full PUBLIC HEARING tial area, orchard and wood­ Jones Chemicals Inc., War­ and peas, pickled beets, wheat lars cleaned. Rubbish removed. 11-7. 875-2077. Hebron Road, Bolton. 643- land, stone fences, brook. ence as a Water skier and hor­ native who taught last year in butter, gelatin des- Reasonable. Cal! 649-1043 after 24"_ SILVERTONE console TV, I THREE ROOM unfurnished cellar, -excellent location, $150 ADDITIONAL wick, N.Y.. offering one-ton sewoman,” Carter said. "She 5427. apartment, second floor. Por­ Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Europe, it a veteran racer Wednesday, soup and Personals 5:30. CLERK - TYPIST, permanent In' good condition, $35. 649- ♦ monthly. J. D. Realty, 643- APPROPRIATIONS cylinders of chlorine at 5.36 was a little tired the first day, | .spending hjs first season as an (.^ackers cheese or peanut but- ■position, experience in proc- PART GOLDEN RETRIEVER 2556. ter Street area, $80 monthly 5129, 643-8779. BOARD OF DIRECTORS CCTts per gallon and .solium includes heat, hot water, elec­ Sunday, but she’s-u --. becoming------ad­ instructor for the Aspen ski , ggndwlch, gingerbread with STATE LICENSED rest home YOU ARE A-1 ! Truck is i^ l! e.ssing purchase orders help­ pups, 6 weeks old. Call 649- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Suburban For Sale 75 hypochlorite et 25 cents per justed, to the altitude (7.913 ft.) school. His wife. Ehzabeth, ’ topping; Thursday, baked meat centrally located, reasonable Cellars, attics, trash, small ful. Small office, many ad­ 6100. NATHAN HALE solid maple tricity and gas, no appliances COVENTRY — irear ’round CONNECTICUT home, 4 rooms, fireplace, at­ pound: and appears a little stronger an expert skier too mashed poUtoes, pickle. rate.5, -friendly atmosphere. trucking done A-1 right! Call vantages. Call at Noble & bed. dresser with mirror. 643- furnished. Call 643-6940 for Notice is hereby given that e a s t HARTFORD — 7 room The Chemical Corporations of n \ \ ( 1 ; ! 2986. 1 appointment. tached , garage, partly fur-' every day.” Sunny skies Tuesday were the buttered wax beans, rye bread Tel. 875-1011. 843-2928, Tremano Trucking Westbrook, Division of Bristol the Board of Directors, Town older Colonial, excellent fam­ Springfield, Mass., offering to "She picks up instruction in a fir.st break in snowy, cloudy butter, cookies; Friday, Service. Brass Corp., 20 Westbrook nished. 742-6661. of Manchester, Connecticut, ily (home, large lot, close to RIDE w a n t e d to Podunk Articles For Sale 45 ATTRACTIVE 4 ROOM apart­ supply soda ash at $2.60 per 100 hurry,” Carter said. "We did weather since Mrs. Kennedy s macaroni and cheese, Street, East Hartford, Conn., ment, second^ floor, basement will hold a Public Hearing in Forbes Street School, 1% pound bag and ferric chloride stem christiqs for the first time arrival Saturday. tos.sed salad, peanut butter and Building. So. Windsor, house LAWN M .YY^RS—^Bharpened or call 289-2717. Wanted—To Buy 58 BEAVER RIDING tractor — and attic, stSampeat, opposite Suburban For Rent 66 the" Municipal Building Hearing baths, city water and sewer. at 12.5 . cents per pound; yesterday. ;ecution of a stem Before the skiing session,j she g^ndwich, fruit. pickup, Manchester Green vi­ and repairal, winter storage. Room, 41 Center Street, Man­ E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649- cinity. Call 643-8722. Sales and service — Arlens, 36" .snowblower, 42” mower, WANTED TO BUY—Antiques Center Park. No pets. Avail­ The Es.sex Chemical Corp. Christiania, a controlled^ sliding WOMAN to . care for one child' 36" blade, $1,250 yalut. Make chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, 6051, Mr. Day, 649-9204. > G ,r,Sd».N .., C If a Snowbirds, also rental equip­ and do some chores three days and good used furniture. Vil­ able January 1st. 649-7529. BOLTON CENTER Apartments, Clifton. N..I.. offering to supply irn, is a major achievement an offer, settling an estate. Comer Brandy St. and Bolton January 5, 1965, at 8:00 p.m., The Girl Scout neighborhood i ment. L A M Equipment Corp., per week. Porter Street area. lage Peddler Auction House. alum in 100 pound bags a for a novice skier. this week Secret Service agents 644-0156: LARGE ' ' o n e r o o m with Center Rd., new 3 rojms, heat, on proposed additional appro­ motioned photographE!nter- Bob Flucklger. and Son stove, refrigerator, heat, hot hot water, stove, refrigerator, priations as follows: dren (Caroline, 7„ and John Jr., from clo.se range. , I ph CLEAN RT/GS, like new, so water. Apply Marlow’s 867 $125. 649-8268. 643-4312. To: General Fund And Ralph J. Viola Co. Robert Kennedy as.sembled Ered Moniz, 6 Grace Rd. NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ prlse 1945. WAITRESS WANTED, experi­ easy to do with Blue Lustre. ing to supply calcium in eitner 4, is .staying here through Sun- ence preferred,' hours U)-2. WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ Main. Capital Improve- dayw Sen -elect Robert F. Ken­ the 12 photographers who have' '^be neighborhood cookie ed down? Short on down pay­ Rent electric shampooer $1. gnttiular or tablet form in 100 SHARPENING Service Saws, Walter Anthony’s LunchMn- tique snd furniture, china, . fSOUTH WINDSOR—Wapplng m'ent Reserve CUSTOM DELUXE nedy, D-N.Y., four of his chil- been staffing her visit and a s -, chairmen w.tl give out c o ^ le ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ The Sherwin-Williams Co. 1556 PEARL STREET. 3% roorri center. Four room heated Fund, 1964 - 65 about 82 .“tT each: sion? Don’t despair! See Hon knives, axes! shears, skates, ette, J39 N. Main St. glass, sTiver, picture frames sured them Mrs. Kennedy want- literature at the meeting. TOe I rotary blades Quick service, and old coins, old dolls and i apartment, first floor, front apartment. 644-0130. General Fund RANCH ' C bids reviewed by f ^ : V i r d a S '‘part7 ""''® ed to cooperate. She then met Girl Sc.out cookie sale will be- est Douglas. Inquire about low­ SN ^w iLO W ERS, " new and and back porc'n, remodeled in est down, smallest payments j Capltc Equipment Co., 88 YOURS SINCERELY. AVON used, Ariens, Snoblrd, Toro, guns, hobby co.'ectlons,. attic Budget ...... $2,460.40 the toyn warmed the the picture-takers outside ....her gin Jan. 18. V contents or whole estates Fur­ side and out. Heat, hot water, room, heat, to be f financed 'Three large bedrooms, 2 anywhere. No small loan or fi­ I Main St., Manchester Hairs COSMETICS. We sincerely Wheelhorse, and Moto’ Mower. stove, refrigerator included. tore being submitted to G ^ er gj^p^g Buttermilk for Mrs. ; lodge with her children and I dally 7-6. Thursday, 7-9 Satur- believe you will earn more niture Repair Service Talcott- stove, refrigerator and park­ from the remain­ fireplaces, 2 baths, large al Manager Richard Martin for three-hour ski ses- po.scd for about 15 minutes. She Manchester Eveqlitg Herald nance compEuiy plan. Douglas Serylce and part*. Capitol ing Included. $100. 649-6544. Call between. 3-8 p.m., 875- built-in kitchen, slate foy­ Motors, 333 Main. ; day 7-4 643-7988. money, meet more Wonderful: ville. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. ing unappropriat­ final authorization spoke and shook hands with South Windsor onirlMpondrat, j Equipment, 33 Main Street, 0577. er, 2-car basement garage, The chemicals are used for slon Tuesday. people and 'bnjoy your work I Manchester. Open dally 7-6, ed surplus of the With Carter close by and a each photographer before going Brownie J e s e p n, t^phbn e TYPEWRITERS StandaiM ameslte drive, one acre water purification and sewage 1960 RENAULT DAUPHINE, more as an AVON Represent-' Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. ANDOVER—rFour room apart­ General. Fund Secret Service man on skis a Inside. 644-0146. and electric. Repaired, "^pver- Rooms Witnout Board 59 FIVE ROOM duplex, garage, 1963-64. treed lot, only .$20,900. treatment purposes. rebuilt engine and transmis­ atiye than you could in any $95. Call 649-1946. ment. includes heat, hot wa- sion, college funds. $300. hauled, rented. Adding raa- other part-time work. Com­ To: Tax Refunds, I chliles rented and repiured THE THOMPSON House. Cot 'ter. Call 742-7676 for appoint­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO 649-3760. plete training, Excellent com­ PILL, SAND and gravel for tage Street, centrally located, ment. J.904 - 65 General ' Pickup and deliveiy service mission with bonuses and sale. Call 649-8974. Fund Budget i ___ $6,500. Yale Typewriter Sendee. 649 large pleasantly furnished . THREE ROOM apartment. In- Realtor 643-2766 Aclull Courses 1963 PAIXION, 4-door sedan, prizes. Call today. 289-4922. I. quire 136 Bissell Street. ROCKVILLE—3% room apart­ to be finaheed MANCHESTER'S blMk with red Interior, excel­ 4986. GOLF CLUBS, 7 irons, 2 rooms, • parking. Call 849-2368 for ovenUghJ and permanent ment. stove, refrigerator, from an increase Charles Nicholson 742-6364 lent condition, 'extras. 644- COLLECTION AGENCY re^ ’ woods, putter, golf bag, $35. I SIX ROOM duplex available heat, $90 monthly. Adults in the estimate of Open al Cheney ] 1497. REPAIRS "on all makes of re­ quires experienced credit-col­ 649-0152. ^ guest rates. frigerators, washers, ranges, I February 1st, Spruce Street. only. 649-4824, 875-1166. revenue from Dolorgs I* Merritt, 646-0424. ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER lection woman. Excellent con- Board of Educa- ' and dryers. All oil burners SUPER STUFF, ~ sure^ ’nuf! ROOMS FOR RENT, monthly $90 monthly. Adults. Box J, Registration for the Adult •ditions. Phone Mrs. Roberts at basis preferred, 249 No. Main Herald. ROCKVILLE — 3 large room tion revenue. cleaned §nd serviced. All work Federal Credit Bureau, 643- That’s Blue Lustre for clean­ Evening Vocational courses will Street. Contact Mrs. Irish apartment, first floor, bath, To; Board of Di­ ANDOVER — Bolton line. $11.- be held at Howell Cheney Tech­ guaranteed. Oosms Appliance 1518 for Interyiew appoint­ sing rugs and upholstery. Rent hot water, heat. Tel. 875-4220 # Service, 806 Center. 049-0068 rectors. 1964 - 65 900. Privacy, two acres, trees, nical School on Jan. 4 and 6, OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! ment. i electric shampooer $1. Olcott f u r n i s h e d r o o m s , conv FOl^R ROOM apartment, sec- or 643-1203. Variety Store. ^ * I General Fund Manchester telep'hond ex­ ‘ from 7 to 9 p.m. RESERVE Y0URf7HE WORLD IN 1964 3 %W anted plete light housekeeping facili­ iN O W PLOXVING — You name BABYSI’TTER wanted, days, in i ] ond floor. Call 643-5838. Budget ...... $1,000. change. 7% room Cape Cod, If there is sufficient enfoll- your own price. Sidewalks also NEW NESCO Roaster with ties. Centrally located. M rs.' to be financed 4 Vi rooms down, upstairs my home. Twp children. Ref­ Accomazzo, 12 Arch St., Man­ Business Property ment, courses will begin in blue­ COPY TODAY ATI Manchester Evening Herald cleaned. Telephone 649-7863, erences. 649-7929. | utility table; new Bell A How­ from an increase framed and insulated, large 2- print reading, machine draft­ MORIARTY BROTHERS CLERK-TYPIST 875-8401. chester. 643-6948. |FIVE ROOM apartment for .For Sale 70 in the eetimate of ell movie cameras, models 220 car garage with workshop and ing and cafpentry. rent. Call 643-5838. revenue from cerf- storage area. Easily financed. BAKERY SALESLADY to! and 252; new electric paint re- COMFOR’TABLE' ROOM I n ' , ZONE m - Bight A limited number of registra- for email coigineering office. . work ' eyenings, 4-9, expert-1 moyer. 643-6332. lectlon of prop­ Lawrence F. ivEiano, Realtor. SERVING YOU WiTH SPECIAL $3 PRICE! private home for one or two rooms with twO oCQc m , sep­ I tions wHI be accepted in electri- Work must be neat and- ac- Household Services 4% ROOM garden apartment, erty taxes from 643-2766. Charles Nicholson, copies enced preferred. Apply in p er-' working girls, board optional. arate entrance, suitable tor ' city, basic electronics, electric 24 24 Enclosed is $- Please send ourate. Lateet IBM type- Offered 13-A son Mayron’s Bake Shops.^658 FOR "a job well done feWing" ^includes heat, hot water, prior year. 742-6364, Dolores -L. Merritt, M o b ilh e a t writers. clean ,^c a r p e t s with Blue Call 643-6746. | stoye, refrigerator and park­ business or professional use. To: General Man­ I codes, a.uto repair, shop mathe­ Fill out the coupon and | o f t h e w o r l d in 1964 at $3 each, Center Street. ManchestOT. Philbrick Agency, 649-8484. 646-0424. t REWElAVINa of BURNS, moth Lustre. Rent electric sham- ing. Rent $120 per month. Of­ ager, 1964-65 Gen­ matics. and machine shop prac- FRONT ROOM, centrally lo-1 I tice. These courses are already HOUR Thls la a 40 hour week posl- holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ poo,er $1. Paul’s Paint St Wall­ fice 15 Forest Street. Phone eral Fund, Budget $4,400. TOLLAND — $2,500 assumes HOUR mdil lt‘ with ybui* check, dow shades made to measure, cated, parking. -59 Birch • 643-0000. Available Jan. 1st. mortgage, save closing costs. in session and have only a .few tloB. SO hour .part-time ap­ Help Wanted— Male 36 paper Supply. Street. 649-7129. Houses For Sale 72 .t o be financed FUEL O IL lURNER plicant will be Mnstdered. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys from an increase Spotless 6 % room Colonial additional openings. ■ or money order remit-1 *...... made while you wait. Tape *^- CARPENTERS WANTED. KONICA II 35, mm. camera I BEAUTIFUL ROiiM in private .MODERN THREE room, heat­ OONOORD RD - Beautiful In th8 ,estimate of Rahch, built-insj^ acre wood­ Any citizen of this state may DEUVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE For interview, phone 640- tordera for rent. Marlow^a. 68? ’ Steady employment,-paid vaca­ with built-in range finder, 2.6 home, kitchen privileges if de­ ed apartment, stove, refriger- ranch, large living room, form­ revenrffc from col­ ed lot. Hurry! Hbyes Agency, take the courses without tance for $3 to the ad-1 a d d r e s s ...... '.M i 0211, Extension S2 or. 48. Main., 649-8221. tion, .Insurance plan, new home lense, 600 ahuttor speed, set of i sired. Central. I Parking, In­ » ator, g ^ and lights furnished, al dining room, cMlnet kitchen, lection of ■ prop­ 643-4803. charge. Classes are held Mon­ 6onstructlon and remodeling filters, 8 u n s h a d.e, carrying quire 27 New Street. first floor. Ideal for working ‘e bedrooms, rocrootlan . room, erty taxes from ^ day and Wednesday, 7 -to 10 dress indicated on the. ‘ ‘ ^ I T S' work. Only' first-class men case and other accessories, .couple. Call 919-8448, 5-9 p.m. landscaped' yard. Marlon I t prior year. Ma n c h e s t e r vrcrNiTY—a p.m. frpm Jan. 4 through March 'Building-T-Contracting 14 ply. Call 649-9391 for appoint­ $T6. 649-0152. 3 bedroom ranch on a country- 17. ’ ' coupon. The book Will be I . ’* • Robertson. Realtor. iiS-afiSi. ROBERT M. STONE, size well shrubbed . lot, huge ' PIONEER ment, McCarthy EhiterprtBes, Rooms With Board 59-A- AVAILABLE NOW—4 rooms, Secretary CARPENTRY — Bathrooms SONOTQNE HEARING aid. living room with fireplace, CALL 643-513S s t a t e Inc. 4 eecond floor, automatic hot MANCHBSTBR — New T room Board of Dlrecton About 400.000 divorces are mailed in February. * -^nd ...... jil'' tiled, recreation rooma, remod­ months old, bone conducuon SOMEONE tp take bare of water, stove, convenient to family size kitchen, full cellaZ, 315 CENTER STREEt MANCHISYIR PARACHUTE GO. eling, garages, additions,' ce­ raised ranch, '3<«ar garage, . Manchester, Conhectlcut granted each year — an gver- DEPENDABLE MAN to work type,, orijtoal cost $330, will home, yard, sidewalk,' etc. In everything, one child, ' $60 built-ins, 1% baths, acre tot, spotleiis condition, $15,600. ment work. Call Leon Clesieyii- Dated at Mancheeter, Ogn- age of approximately nine per FOREST STREET on poultry farm. Call 742- sell for $176, with 6 months’ exchange for part meals. 649- monthly. 643-7094, after 8:80 tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, IboekswOlbemaiMI r) aki, 649-4201. 6232. necttcttt. thin 16th day e C ^ - 1,000 marriages. guarantee. 649-0686. 6466. p.m. cy, 848-4806. ,, cemher, 2964. 649-2818. I,ill V WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SO, 1964-' #AG^fnTEBII jKmtrbraiMr Stt^ttfttg Ifi^mlb A v a n ifn iifly Nat n aM 'Roi The WmiUmt M i rareeaat •< C. ■. Weatka

TIm oA o* of tho Mancheeter c Roalth NuroM AmocU- Homeowners to Be Asked NEWYCAR’S iPalr, cbMer toaigkt I About Town tlon will cloM Saturday.'Emer­ Thieves Drop Clarke Drops . Streamen — OeafeM 26; snrniy and pleazaiK gency calls will be handled by Pa^r Plates Napktas high hi 8*0. Royal Black Prooeptory Star the switchboard operator at About House Repair Costs of the East will meet Friday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Whisky Loot B id to B u y ARTHUR IRUR Mcneh»$t«r^A City of VUIago C h a rm S pjn. at Orange Hall. WSCS of South Methodist Old Temple The UB. Dspartnient of Oom-fwUl be prooMwed tn Washtag- The Italian American Club Church will spoasoi* a South As They Flee mercs wants to know how much ton ^ oomputer and emerge as VOL. L X X X IT , NO. 77 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER SI, 1964 (OasrtfM A*r«rtiaiiig ea Page 10); PRihs SEVEN CBNlt will qx>nsor a New Year’s Hhre American dinner with sample anonymous, statlstlcsl kifesma- American families spend annu­ party for membere and guests. dishes Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Thieves yesterday managed Inmirancamiti E d g a r H. tion. ’ Clarke revealed this morning ally for the u pke^ and im- A hot buffet will be served. the church. Jose M. Santiago, to carry away two cases of This is the first such census Reservations are limited and a social worker from New that ha will not Acercise his provemert o f their homes. Be­ taken in recent yadrs, said Mrs. whiskey a distance of several option to purchase the old should be made with, the club Britain, wui be guest speaker. ginning Jan. 4, Mrs. Hilda C. Baker, who lives at 286 Porter Steward Immediately.' For reservations, contact Mrs. hundred feet before being Tampla Both Sholom at Myrtle St She said that the names of Events and linden Sts. for conversion Baker, an intervieww for the Russell Holmes by Friday.. frightened off by witnesses. Census Bureau, wBI visit a se­ the families to be Intarrlewed Peace Most* U rgent Business to an office building. are selected by computers in Charles Palmer of Hartford, Clarke had Mgned a contract lected segment of Manchester The Women of St. James' homes. Washington and rslayad to lo­ In State a truck driver for David Roedw with the Temple’s officials sub­ cal interviewers over the na­ Episcopal Church, Glastonbury, ject to the granting o f a vari­ She will ask homeowners how will sponsor "Skiing Unlimited,” Distributors, Newington, said tion. U\at ho saw several youths run­ ance for offlee use, plus the much they spent in 1964 tof a 90-minute ski film, Wednes­ waiver of required off-street such items as painting, plumb­ Beeides covering a number day at 8 p.m. at the Glaston­ ning through the Depot Square of. families in Manchester, Mrs. Air Guard Johnson Tells Red Leaders area carrying the two cases parking. ing. roofing €uid ‘flooring. Re­ bury High School auditorium. The Boning board of appeals, pair and replacement of heating Baker will also travsl to ssrver- Jim Farnsworth will narrate. taken from his truck. He had al shore towns. just returned to his truck after on Dec. 21, granted the vari­ and alr-oonditioning systems Receives 18 ^ Mrs. Robert B. McLean and a In a Johnson asked delivering liquor to the Depot ance, but attached a stipulation will be covered also. Previous JOHNSON CITY, Tex.fou verified freeze exietlng<^wrapped up in week or lO^ermany, said Mrs. Hugh McIntyre are co- requiring that the' owners of offensive and defensive strate­ dsys," he,said him to stay on Ih Bonn. chairmen. Mrs. John Hadley is Square Package Store. surveys revealed Qiat Ameri­ Jet Fighters (AP) — President Johnson By Walt Lamoureux Engaged the building provide off-street cans spend between 111 and 112 gic nuclear delivery systems. Work on the Atomic Energy McGhee also reported that advertising chairman. Tickets Subsequent investigation by has told Russian leaders "By progress in this critical Sgt. R o ^ rt D. Lannan turned The engagement of Miss parking for at least eight cars, billion for such expenses. (Commission budget was fin­ John-son told him he had asked Proof that viewing tastes are are available at Franklin Drug witran 1,000 feet of the prem­ W I N D.8 0 R LOCKS that "the most urgent area, our governments can help ished Wednesday and Chairman David K. E. Bruce to remain aa up the missing cases. One case Betty Turcotte to John Arlgrno, The information furnished to somewhat bucolic this season is Store and the Glastonbury ises. (AP) — Connecticut’s Air business for all of us re­ to make this-a happier and saf­ Glenn T. Seaborg told a news ambassador in London and that Sport Center, or at the door hqd been abandoned by the rear the Bureau is confidential and the fact that the Beverly Hill­ both of Manchester, has been Because the premises have National Guard at Bradley er world for all peoples." conference in Austin that it will Bruce had agreed to do ao. billies boast a rating indicating on Wednesday night. gate of the Glenney Lumber cannot be used for invertlga- Bob Boulay mains strengthening the announced by her father, Paul no facilities whatever for off- The White Hou.se said the let­ be down a little from last year. McGhee also quoted Johnaon that close to 18 million sets yard, the other at the rear of street parking, Clarke’s prob­ tlon, taxation or regulation, Field will receive 18 F-102 foundation of world peace.’’ the Larsen Hardware building. Turcotte, 94 Finley St. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS ters sent Wednesday to the So­ He said, however, that spending as saying he shortly intends to tune In this rustic revelry each Members of Campbell Coun­ lem was to arrange for park­ Mrs. Baker said. The repllea Delta Daggers— all-weath­ • Along with New Year's greet­ viet leaders did nrtt repre.sent an will be higher on peaceful appli­ ask Charles E*. ((Chip) Bohlen to Palmer stated that all the liq­ Her fiance is a son of Mr. and ings and best wishes to the So­ W'eek. cil, K. of C.. will meet tonight ing elsewhere in the area. He NEW COMPLETE er jet fighters— to replace exchange of greetings, because cations of nuclear energy rang­ remain as ambassador to Other highly-rated programs at 7:30 at the K. of C. home uor was intact except for one Mrs. Anthony Arlgno, 68 Maple said that he had been unable viet people and their leaders, quart of gin. its F-lOO Super Sabrejets, the customary New Year's mes­ ing from reactors to physical France. show the favorites to be heav­ and then proceed to the John F. St. to make those arrangements Premier Alexei N. Kosygin and sage has not been received from and biological re.seaich. ily larded with comedies, with Tierney pHincral Home. 219 W. Police are continuing their M E E T M E AT Maj. Gen. Donald Walsh, President Anastas I. Mikoyan, Since McGhee went beyond Miss Turcotte, a 1964 grad­ and, consequently, has aban­ AUTO BODY PAINT the Soviet chiefs. Seaborg said spending would his own post in relating a con­ such funsters as Red Skelton, Center St„ to recite the Rosary investigation today on the basis doned his plans for acquiring State Adjutant General, an­ Johnson said; uate of Manchester High Johnson had no official visi­ be rut back on production of versation wi h the President It Danny Thomas, Lucy, Dick Van at 8 for Lester Vozzok), a mem­ of information contributed by School, is attending Westbrook the building. nounced today. "We can and should move to Dyke, Andy Griffith and Jack ber. witnesses. AND REPAIR SHOP tors on his schedule today and fissionable materials and weap­ .seemed obvious that Johnaon College, Portland, Maine, where The Temple, built in 1940 and mmII Delivery of the new planes limit 'the spread of nuclear Benny high on the list. . . ■> 38 planned work on his State of the ons. This re.sults, he said, from wanted to hush speculation that she is majoring in medical added to in 1045, has been will begin in March. weapons; to achieve a verified Union mes.sage. earlier announced derisions and these three major dlplomatle Beside pride of ownership... Three area girls are at home Dr utious technology. Her fiance, also a vacant since last J a n u a r y , AT THE CONNER OF ESSEX ST. AND The supersonic aircraft, pres­ worldwide comprehensive test did not involve new redtictions. posts might be involved in the actual physical and mental on vacation from Northampton 1964 graduate of Manchester when the congregation m ov^ CHAR OROlirO ently in the, Far East, "will Press Secretary George E. relaxation derived from view­ (Mass.) School for Girls until Report Address, ban; to make a cutoff of fis­ Reedy reported that work on the The AEG budget for the shifts. High School, is employed by into its new premises on E. WEST MIDOU TURNPIKE - MANCHESTER greatly strengthen the defensive present fiscal year is $2,624,000,- ing good T.V. is almost incal­ Jan. 3. They are Miss Marcia Pratt and Whitney, Division of sionable material production for budget for the fiscal year start­ Within the next few montha Aliens Reminded Middle Tpke. position of this area since each 000. culable. No one has attempted F. Glenney, '65, daughter of United Aircraft Corp., East The old building, in Zone C, STEAK09: is equipped with radar that en­ weapons coupled with measures ing July d now is 90 per cent Johnson is expected to noma 1$ such measurement in benefits Mr. and Mrs. William G. Glen­ Hartford. may be used for religious or ables the pilot to attack an to safeguard the peaceful uses completed. Another visitor, George Mr- as yet...bu t, it will be done ney of Glenwood farms. Silver The District Director of the fraternal purpose, without reg­ AND W1U BE OPBIATED UNDER THE NAME enemy aircraft without vi.sual of nuclear power; and to agree 'The whole thing will be i Ghee, U.S. ambassador to West (See Page Seven) St., Coventry; Miss Susan E. No date has been set for the some day. Make sure you are Immigration and Naturalization ulations for off-street parking, sighting," Walsh said. receiving those benefits con­ Beckley, '68, daughter of Mr. wedding. Service stated that aliens in the but requires the variance and OF TURNPIKE AUTO BODY — TEL. 643-704S A 15-man mobile training de­ tinually. with a fine set from and Mrs. Willard S. Beckley of waiver of parking rules to be Open 7 Daya 11:80-9 tachment will be flown to Brad­ MODERN TV SERVICE, 38.'5 Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon, and United States will be required Office during the month of Jan­ used for business purposes. 887 West Middle Turnpike ley on Feb. 1 for a six-month Hotel Offers Center St. Call either 643-2205 Miss Bethia Driggs, '65, daugh­ to report their addressee to the uary. period, during which time class­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. IVoodruff Pilot Lands Big Airliner Safely in Field Mary Connor Refutes Story or 289-3223 for expert repair Attorney General beginning The law provide, severe pen­ es will be conducted on the White Sale service. 1^88'* Bolton Rd., Vernon. Jan. 1. alties for fjttlure to comply with This United Airlines plane sits safely in a plow ^ field in California where the F-102 for air guard pilots, me­ AH aliens, with few excep­ the reporting requirem«»t. pilot, (3apt. Bill Wade, made a perfect emergency landing yesterday. Two of 43 chanics, electronic technicians VANCCOUVER, B.C. (AP) tions, who are in the United passengers were held in a hospital for observation, the others and the crew of and the many other technical — The Georgia Hotel here States on Jan. 1 of each year four were uninjured. Both engines failed at the Same time— over the^only flat specialists required in the sup­ is advertising what it calls Of Leisurely Cabinet Life must report their addresses by TO D AY - As Always port of the new planes. territory within miles on a Fresno to Los Angeles run. (AP Photofax.)* a "White January Sale." NOW AVAILABLE AT the end of that month. SPECIAL XMAS The hotel offers rooms at Only the following classes of Manager Sought a 50 per cent reduction to SUMMIT, N. J. (AP) — Omnor, who already has ba- aliens are excused from this re- CLOSE-OUT suburban motorists not wish­ come a member of the planning NORWICH (API — Norwich Mary Connor, wife of Pres­ committee for the ball. qulremetnt: (1) Accredited di­ American-Made is in the market for a city ing to brave slippery roads. ident Johnson’s first Cabi­ plomats; (2) persons accredited Waterproof Overshoes FAMOUS /FOR Divers, Mountain Climbers Vancouver has had a rec­ Of course, no woman in Waa6< manager. John L. Fitzgerald, net appointee, has a bone to Ington works as hard as Lady WESTOW n to certain international organi­ Boys’ sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 the present city manager who ord 30 inches of snow this zations; and (3) those admitted $ 1.00 month and more is predicted pick with anyone who Bird Johnson, she observed. OPEN TONIGHT "She's just fabulous,'' sold temporarily as agrloultural la­ Men’s sizes 8, 9, 10, IS, 14 (See Page Seven) for the next five days. thinks Cabinet wives are borer.. $lJi0 tax Inol. Plan Offbeat Welcome to 1965 Mrs. Connor. "I just don't know TILL 9 FINE MEATS ladies of leisure. where she gets all her energy Fiofms with •which to make MR. AUTO W ASH "It’s just not so," .she says. from.” the report can be obtained from $44 Broad S t, Manchester "They work awfully hard." N E W Y O R K ( A P ) — Fallf>W$h and atm stay sober. They^ When the bells toll 1966, from This is not to suggest that tfi4 any Port Office or Immigration This weekend, Pinehurst features Block Chuck and ethar an abundance of Italian balco­ On the weekend after her trim attractive mother of threa 2 0 % OFF SWEDISH KORV Pot Roast cuts, along with tender, flavorful Lamb for o u t of an^ airplane, climb^^^lthe top of Pike's Peak and shoot 'nies will rain forth a cascade of Trustee of Railroad drug executive husband. John has any qualms about her roI« Pike’s Perfk, dance your empty wine flasks, chipped chi­ T. Ckinnor, wa.s nominated to as the wife of the future secra- One more grinding for New off fireworks. those who are tired of poultry . . . but if you want Turkey feet off, throw junk out of In various nightspots around na, rust- stained sinks and .succeed Lutlicr H, Hodges a.s lary of commerce. , secretary of commerce, the ON THE FINEST QUALITY BLACK Year’s parties. windows or just stand the world, music makers will cracked toilets. In this fashionable north Jer­ or Chicken or Ducks . . . we have all three ready for your play imtil the wee hours for The old Roman cu.stom sym­ Denies Service Cut Connors flew to the LBJ Ranch j sey suburb, she is a member of around Times Square with in Texas with several Cabinet lb. 99c lelection. those people who want to dance bolizes the removal of things old the Junior League, a director of AND WHITE, AND COLOR PROCESSING MANCHESTER a million other revelers— out the old year and dance in and disliked to make room for members and their wives. the United F ^ d and former that’s how some of the the new. the bright and hopeful things of N EW H AVEN (A P )— One of the three trustees of While the menfolk talked over president of a child care center world will welcome in the One Los Angeles club, the the new year. the New Haven Railroad declined, comment today on a matters of state. Mrs. Connor set up tn the community. Whisky A Go Go, advertises it For the morning after there's got an earful from the wives on An avid musician, she used to New Year tonight. the "hangover clinic’’ of the report that the railroad is preparing to curtail its com­ BRIN^ IN YOUft HOLIDAY Plenty of lean center Pork will provide the Watuel afid what to expect when she and perform with a eight- handdd ADULT Our meat manager offers these U.S. Choice On Long Island, at Elastport, Physician’s Wine Appreciation muter service to New York. her family move to the capltal- piano group — (our pianists at Chops and any cut of Pork N.Y., Frederick Wild. 33, and Frug you can stand.'' Society of New York. The Sands fii Milwaukee is The New York Times today^- "I used to think that Cabinet two pianos — but gave It up PICTURES TODAY Frank Guzzman, 36, plan to fall The society, compbsed of road's trustees in Hartford on Roast you prefer... throwing In free baby-sitting quoted reliable sources as say­ wives were ladies of leisure who when her husband’s businew Chuck Roasts as the budget buy of the week out of on airplane at the stroke more than 200 doctors, will ing that the railroad might file Jan. 8. went to tea parties and that wa.s trips kept her awajF from home of midnight and pass a bottle of service along with a complete It is expected that soma an­ EVENING SCHOOL Spare Ribs . . . evening of entertainment, for serve a concoction called a application with the Interstate it," she said in an interview. "I (or long periods. In 1662, atw champagne between them as ‘‘Frencb-r76’' to its memhors nouncement will be made after $36 a couple. Commarcc-etnumluton for cur­ didn't realize how wrong I I accompanied Mm cm a round Tiny bite sized tender cubes of U. S. they drop from 12,0(K) feet to 2,- Friday at a midtown Manhattan tailment ef akrYlce by the end that meeting. was.’’ the world tour for )ila M ns, (Winter Terms of 10 Weeks— Jan. 4-March 18) Many clubs are offering a (K)0 feet. Then, hopefully, they'll restaurant. The drink is made of January. It's not unusual for a Cabinet Merck k Co. of Rahway. WESTOWM choice lean open their parachutes. continental breakfast — coffee (See Page Seven) W W PHARMACY ■ ^ of throe ounces of BVench Similar reports were published wife to put in a full day’s work Now she plays at her loiaurt The two sky divers have a and rolls — to help sober up champagne and one ounce of at her husband's------office,------—she of the Interior over which her and commutes frequently to REGISTRATION BLOCK the revelers before they start by Connecticut newspapers ear­ combined total of more than 6(X) cognac. J l4ew York (jity to attend per­ 4M HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER lier in the week. found out during her Texas husband-presides. Stewing Beef lb. 85c jumps to their credit. the drive home. Dr. Herbert Gould of White weekend. Mrs. Willard Wlrtz, wife of formances at Phllharmonla MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE lb In Colorado Springs, Colo., The Sahara Motel in Cleve­ Harry W. Dorigan, a trustee Plains, N.Y., the society presi­ Voter League Mrs. Stewart Udall, (or exam­ the labor secretary, runs Wash­ HoJL members of the AdAman Club land, Ohio, in addition to a of the railroad, said last night Whole 6 to 7 Lbs. dent, said “ champagne and cog­ ple, frequently takes school chil­ ington's annual mental health MONDAY. JANUARY 4 — 6:30 • 8:30 P.M. have figured out a way to get night’s entertainment, will even nac, when mixed together, help that he could not comment «»n ball, a taxing job, said MrS; (4toe Page Four) CHUCK provide breakfast In bed the i restore energy and vigor in the Times report. dren on tours of the Department Jrr- the (Constitutional Convention a U.S. Marine Captain ‘Family Fight’ Buffet LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congc^and then flung his mutilated some key developments in the that they deserve.’’ i wounded in the ambush. reached the .crash site this aft­ ganization of African Unity to body into the Wamba River, situation. ernoon and found four fresh bring peace between Tshombe's (> )P )i— Rebel warriors per- The League Was critical of The marines fought their way WASHINGTON (AP) — PrefU MEN’S WINTHROP 9 .9 0 MEATY SHOULDER This tale of horror wa.s pieced The governor, however, de­ several provisions of the bill. into a jungle area where a U.S. graves next to the wreckage, go\’ernment and the rebels. ffirmed a savage war dance of I dent Johnson has quietly n o g o » CANNED HAMS together from while ho.st,iges of clined to elaborate. Frank Rein­ It said that the bill almost Army helicopter was shot down pre.sumably containing the AND There's Sfill Time... LAMB CHOPS The resolution was adopted death on the stomach of Ameri­ the rebels rescued at Wamba bodies of the helicopter's four ated settlement of on embor- 10-0 — with France abstaining hold, chairman of the five-mem­ guarantees the election of dele-, Wednesday night as it was cov- can missionary William Mc- two days ago. They told how the American crewmen. Casual and Crass Shoes ^ ^ q Any ham sliced and — after its African sponsors ber commission, indicated that gates chosen by the party nomi­ ering marines collecting the raseing administration family 0 AND YOUR FAVORITE Chesney until he died, refiigees rebels butchered 28 of their it might have to do with merger nating conventions. bodies of government (troops. The marines reportedly were fight that had jeopordlsad rolfi- omitted condemnation of the prisoners between Nov. 24 and The League said the bill gives digging up the graves when a tied if you .request Belgian-U.S, paratroop opera­ said to^y. and commutation. The helicopter burst into^Tlames tionshlps among his ad ministry ‘ RIB CHOPS lb. 89c 28. powerful Viet Cong unit , am­ tion in November to Jrescue McChesney, the sixth Ameri­ The Governor and the com­ and exploded when It hit the tlon, (Congress and oryonlaad bushed thtm. it. while ho.stages held by Tlie re­ can missionary to be killed by The toll of while hostages mission will meet with the rall- (See Page Seven) treetops. labor. Communist- lacked rebels in massacred by the rebels rose to Vietnamese losses were be­ 'SUnder the settlement. It was STEWING LAMB 19c to 29c lb. bels. Instead, the resolution lieved to be extremely heavy. Yery Lean LEG OF UMB "deplored the recent events'' in the northeastern (Jqngo in the nearly 200 with the latest refu­ learned today. Secretary of Lot- post two months, was trampled gee reports. The marine unit withdrew, bor W. Willard Wirti’ haa with­ the Congo. taking their wounded with them, OROUP OF CHILDREN'S ' A.ssembly President Alex to death at Wamba during al­ When 110 Greek. Cypriot, Ital­ drawn his demand for the reola- OSCAR MAYER and late in the afternoon were nation of Undersacretary of liU U.S. CHOICE SELECTED TENDER Quaison-Sackey of Ghana re­ most a week of bloodletting last ian, Dutch and Portuguese refu­ HAMS November. preparing. to attack the area bor John F. Henning. ' cessed the 115-nation General gees were flown to safety, .survi­ again with the whole marine vors of Wamba's days of car­ Wlrtz’ attempt to flra H enn)^ WEATHERBIRD A.ssembly Wednesday night un­ After McChesney had died of battalion. 4 lb. can $4.39 til Jan. 18 after persuading Jor- Internal bleeding, the rebels nage told confused and often Government troops regained (See Page SevoM) SHOES 4.99 continued to vent their fury on Binh Ghia, a town of 6,000 Ro­ 3 lb. Pullman LAMB (i^ Page Seven) his corpse, the refugees said (See Page Eleven) man (Catholic. refugees 40 miles Regular to 8.99 HAM lb. $3.19 east of Saigon Wednesdav. but I fighting contlnuei^ arour to- Rath's Honey Glaze How to Get a Scholarship: 3 r' ^ ' day for the fourth day. ,vas LEGS lb one of the longest actions of the News Tidbits HAM 5 lb. $5.89 7 >4 Lbs. And Up war against the (Communist Viet Open a |965 S .B .M . Cong. from the AP Wirea Morrell and Hafnia WHOLE OR BUn HALF The Defense DCpartinent in LADIES' Explore Every Avenue of Aid Washington listed the helicopter { Serve Shurfine frozen peas or Ford Hook Fiery collision of three eon HAMS / Umu and mint jelly Svith your lamb logs. crewmen as missing, but it 59 seemed almost certain that j and loaded oil truck reonlta fit CHRISTMAS CLUB iMgs Under TV, Lbs...... Ib. 6Sc By BOB COCHNAR bfreshmon is not nearly enough^buying on credit. Many banks four deaths, five Injuriee |a their bodies were in the graves Newspaper Enterprise Assn. to pay for his entire educa­ offer special loan.s to college by the wreckage. .Misaiaolppi. . .Maritime Unioa There*s a Plan to Suit Every Budget PRINCETON, N. J. tion, which could cost more students, repayable after grad­ announces eettlemeiit at dfit? VITALin SHOES than $12,000. "The Viet Cong have done this pute whi(k delayed departum uation. before - used graved of Ameri­ (N E A ) — College doors High school guidance coun­ Early planning. A parent who of six ships in New York lUfN cans as bait," jone U.S. adviser REGULAR 14.99 SAVE 50c weekly and receive $ 25,00 SUPERIOR IN FLAVOR may be closing throughout selors, the College Scholarship puts aside in savings $30.80 a bor. . .For first time la month, said. "They know we have to go SHURFINE SODA the country for some— but Service (OSS) In Princeton. month at the time of his child's ,curfew la Uftod In Solgwi, eg- SAVE LOO- weekly Haid receive ' 50l00 in to. grt them.", 4 10 they’re not quite shut. N.jT., college admissions officers birth will have $10,000 when that abling celebration a t N B P, In Throwaway Bottles B & B MUSHROOMS and the UA. Office of Educa­ child is ready (or college. But They were Identified as WO Year’s Eve. . . Armed 4* m1i SAVE 2.00 weekly and receive 100.00 Young men and worpen tion con, at least,, give the if he starts when the youth is Stephen E. Morgan. San Jose, velope between loroeUa Sliced, Crowns or Chopped who desperately want a col­ prospective college freshman an 12, he will have to pul aside Calif.; WO Roy G. Azbill, Hay­ Syrians in upper Jordon Rii4r SAVE 3.00 weekly and receive 150.00 AMERICAN GIRL ^ fiftie s 1 lege eduefition and, on the idea of what aid is available and $42.20 monthly to have $4,000 ward, Calif,; Sgt. Franklin D. Valley. . .Bookers of Bagb .99 surface, can’t affc^rd it, ho>w it can be obtained. when the child is of college age. Porter, Columbiana, Ohio, and Ford elmUn 2-1 edge over Rfja SAVE 5.00 weekly and receive 250.00 8 OZ. Pfc. Theodore' A. Winowitch, ipfiy still reach the cam­ Studies show that parents (Jonslfier the college: Must Halleck in fight for OOOP Houm REGULAR 8.99 CANS contribute, on ' the average, Pittsburgh, Pa. leodeiohlp. SAVE 10.00 weekly and req^ive 500.00 Joluihy o f Susie go to that ex­ 4 3 In Cans, Case of 12 for $2.00 pus. about 50 per cent of their pensive private school if the If the (our were killed, their Landlords who fall to 89 .The campus Itself is just one deaths would raise to 245 the ohild’s college expenses. The stat, university’s*academic cre­ sanitary and safety Improve­ KOSHER COCKTAIL FRANKS . OSCAR MAYB^I TINY FRANKS . NUTS, place to look for financial os- . / ‘ student pays perhaps 25 per dentials are just' as good? A number of Americans killed in ments would have rent pay­ / DIPS, COCKTAIL SAUCE J^ND HORSE RADISH. ■istance. Each year, universi­ cent. College officials urge student could .save as much as combat in Viet Nam since De­ ments withheld under bill drelt- Yoii’ /f Get a FREE GIFT, too. ties have available more than cember 1961. FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS MANCHESTER'S LARGEST JUMBO CLEANED, DEVEINBD '' families to explore these are one third the cost of his educa­ ed for consideration by a4 t $240 million in scholarships, The Communists also cap­ year's state legislature. loans, employment and fellow- of aid sources and cost-^uttin tion if he goes public. ON UNADVERTISED SPECIALS Student BJmployment. Stu­ Consider the location. Room tured two Americans and Sen. Rlblooff aaovee te ahips. The federal government wounded six others before with­ Uah separate federal distributes at least $350 mil­ dents should be able to earn at and boa^d often equal, even sur­ SHRIMP lb *2"" least $300 before entertog col­ pass, tuition. Perhaps the col­ drawing Into the jungle when 49 mertt of Education. Theoe ootne frozen fn 8 lb. bags, or you,can buy any amount you need. lion annually. U.S. helicopters laqded a battoK< Conoem oonttauiiw There is more than $52 mil­ lege and about $400 to' $500 lege in the next town will do. It inn of Vietnamese marines to that regional rivalrlea drofiia- ■HOES - MAIN FIXMIR Sm m BtiK lion In, state programs. (Corpo­ Mdb summer while at Bchoql. might even be better than the reinfored the hard-pressed gov­ tlaed In election may rations and other groups di­ Hits can amount to os much as one 600 miles awpy. OPEN WED. ernment forces at Binh Nghia. ricon nation . >. rectly, avvard $40 million to $1,500 during the four years. The Junior College. (Commu­ ‘Carpentry for Christmas^ Almost Finished Students TOlght be able to work nity colleges — the two - year Military sources estimated aourooa Pope Paul TILL 9 P.M. deseiving students., 4lelay eevoral mantha OF M m c h e $t e r The total amount available to port time while at school. schools — are no longer the step­ Mississippi’s ‘Carpenters for Christmas’ will put finishing touches on the Anti­ governfnent casualties at nearly Pinehurst Grocery Inc. 300 dead, wounded and mlselng. answering inyltnUei): te Open 8 A.M. Thursday ■tudents la more Uion $720 Student Lioans. Long-term, children of the four-year insti­ och Baptist Church tod^y and return to their Northern homes. The workers— HOUSE &. HALE SM Ti A partial count showed at World’s Fair . a ^ Ull 6*P.M. milMoto, Aared by 1.5. mUUon low-interaet loons have become tutions. The borderline student most of them associated with O^ierlip (Ohio) College — spent the ChinstmaA MAIN STREET MANCHESTER CORNBR MAIN and TURNPIKE iMot $3 Viet Oofif dead. eeevtoe Poet Qfflee Closed New Year's Pag ■tudrtita. __ , oa importoat audUory method might well be able to make his holiday rebuilding the Negro thurch, b u | n «d after an October civil rights rally. - 1 ' U 6n oftoB tliaa M t a t ftnanelng eoBege. Aaierleeas Mm . ontorliiff • haaa longng Deea aoeq|U>med aoc to (Bee. Page Four) j(AP Photofax.) • • ' • ^ (Bee Page 8«vw )