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A r e n g e Dafly N «t PtrsaE K tti / I I f f # ^ ^ F or «h* Weak E id sd FswBaeAiE'P. ET Jam siiy U , 1888 ftomaiwtntod iiefMl, FREE The Manchester Philatelic So for a career In the edencee or O e a ^ m a ciety will hold an auction at its Surprise Parly Two Awards lEAUTY ADVICE sdenee education. 1 3 ,8 7 6 Iw UJrUUlU J P i l T i a w Inaday BMaUjr meeting Thesday at 7:30 p.m. Upon the recommendaUjOT « For Bride-Elect By Bxpert Ooametkiaa Member at the An(Ut Ugh M to W. at North Methodist Church. In the dean, eelecUone will he B oieos at Clrgnlatteii Itr. and Mn. Artbur S. 0«er terested persons are welcome to Given College made by a echolarehlp commit Manehe$ter~—A City o f ViUogo Charm of ao St. am oeletoating attend. Miss Linda Carlson of Colum tee to be compoeed rf ARTHUR DRUE I their X w weddiofi: annlvoraary bia was honorad last night at Frederick W. Lowe; Matttw The house committee of the By Rubinows and have left on a trip of unan- a surprise bridal ahoiwer given M. Moriarty, chairman r f VOL. LXXXm, NO. 98 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) . MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY,^JANUARY 25, 1964 (OtoaNfled AdverUslag m Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CEN79 n o u n ^ deetination. Thia ie al- VFW will hold a buarineas meet at the home of Mrs. Philip Len Citizens Advisory Council, ao the Urthday of Mn. Geer ing at the post home tomorrow nox o f Collins Rd., Coltunbia. TVo annual scholarships of Supt. of Schoota William H. and her fhOier, Andrew Skarin at 2:30 pjn. Mrs. Frank Knight aaslstea 1500 each have been established Curtis; and N. William Knight, o f Laurel Manor Oonvateocent Mrs. Lennox as co-hostess. CAC finance committee chair at Manchester Community Col THROW ’EM Home. The VFW will sponsor a sea Many gifts for the new home man. DONT AWAY! food night tonight from 6 to 1 of the bride-elect were given lege by Mr. and Mrs. William TTie two college scholarahlps Events The Toutii Group of Emanuel a.m. at the poet home, 608 E. by the 20 friends of Miss Carl Rubinow, 1B2 E. Center St. have been set up aeparate from, Still plenty of wear left Lutheran C3mrch will present a Center St., for members and son pres&it. White wedding bells ' ’The scholarships, to be known and In addition to, the William In your shoea when you play for parlahlonera and friends. • as the William and Mary Rubi and Mary Rubinow l« a n Fund, have them rebuilt In a UN View ‘Half-Baked’, were used for room decorations, In State friends tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. and the centerpiece o f the buf now Scholarship Fund, are to wWdi has been providing Inter- profeselonal shoe rep^ Sunday, the y o u i« people will The Whirlaway Square fet table was a bride. be awarded to students enrolled eet-free loons since '1B86 to shop. 'ALL W O *t K oondu^ both servicee at the Dance dub will ^wpsor an Miss Carlson, daughter of In the college during the second Manchester students furthering GUARANTEUp! church in obeervanoe of YouUi open oluh dance tonight at 8 at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlson semester of their freshman their edticatlon at college, grad LaBelle Expands Sunday. Coventry Grammar School of Collins Rd., Columbia, and year. uate, or technical schools. SAMYULYES Art Anthony of Rumford, R.I., Robert G. Valtukaltis of Wind Qualifications of recipients William Rubinow, long-time «How 1 Make Love To 40,000 Highway Probe will be the guest caller, and all sor Locks will be married Feb. are as follows: Main S t businessman and real Same Side as Watkias Goldwater Rival Says Women a Week" will be the area dub dancers are welcome 1. A young male, Manchester tor, still maintains an office In 28 OAK STREET topic of the program at the 1 at St. Oolumba Church, to sttend. Satcml. photo Columbia. resident, with high academic the building bearing his name OPEN MONDAYS HARTFORD [ AP) —The meeting of Ben Ezra Oiapter, Speaks on Hats ability (honors average) who at 843 Main St. B’Nal B’riith, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Hartford County State’s A delegation of members of Engaged Mrs. r. Merrill Rubinow, 68 Butter Mott’e Markets. Refreshments meeting to be held Sunday at 2 Warrantee Deeds guest s{>eaker At the meeting State Highway Depart Richard L. McCarthy of Rock The V and R Housing Corp. 2. A Manchester resident, nut Rd. A daughter, Mrs. Char wiH bo served. pnf. at the Middletown Post o f the Women’s Club o f Man ment’s rights-of-way divi Granite State Home. ville has been aimounced by to Raffaele Belluardo and Shir chester Monday at 8 p.m. at male or female, of high academ lotte Goltz, resides In Haver s p e c ia l ley A. Belluardo, property at ic ability (honors average) and hill, Mass. sion. Investigators are The Women’s FeUowship of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Second Congregational Church working in “four different the R«obyterian Church will Televiaion Channel 3, WTTC, Thomas M. Page of Mile Hill 360 Ferguson Rd. She will speak on "The History SATURDAY ON1.Y With Rocky meet and install officers Mon win present a documentary pro Bd. Joseph L. Guilbault and o f Hots." areps,” John D. T.^BeHe day at 8 p.m. at the church. gram Wednesday at 8 p.m. on Her fiance is the son of Mr. Marilee Guilbault to Samuel Mas. Morgan’s hats, which sp’d yesterday. But he de- Mr. and Mirs. Robert Sohettler mental retardation. The Con- and Mrs. Clarence J. Mc Gullbeau Sr. and Lea Rose 'date back to 1742, are Eill au MOCHA c’ined further comment, ex WASHINGTON (AP) — Guilbeau, property at 76 Birch will show slides of the Carlb- neotiout Office of Mental Re Carthy of 30 School St., Rock thentic samples of the era they cept to say that <^he invest’- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, been. Refreshments wiH be tardation has provided consul ville. St. represent. This collection has Adoption of Trade Name CREME gation was stiil far from using increasingly strong aarved. tation for the program. Many Miss Page, a graduate of beWi gathered over a period of language, has fired another Hartford area locations will be RockviUe High School, is em Trumsui W. Annis of 71 S, 23 years, and Includes one comnletion. Main St. d /b /a Anaplex Indus LAYER The Rev. Ray C. Hollis Jr. of featured. The Manchester As ployed as payroll cljrk by the given her by Hedda Hopper, >n pncnymous letter to the' salvo at his chief Republi Amerbelle Oorp., of RockviUe. trial Products. APPIESYi BUSHEL — and up Federal Bureau of InvestlTa- sociation for the Help of Re noted columnist. can presidential rival-^en. South Methodist Chuix* will Marriage Licenses CAKE aerve as chaplain next week at tarded Children requests that , Mr. McCarthy, a graduate of Before becoming involved tion last April started the Barry Goldwater. listeners send their iirrpressions Rockville High School and Joseph Fernand Richard, 137 nrobc. The contents or the let Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Edgerton S t, and Linda Mar' with hats and lecturing, Mrs. EXTRA LARGE, CALIFORNIA Winding up a swing through The Rev. Felix M. Davis, pastor of the program to the station. Providemoe College, R.I., served ter were not di-elosed and the New Hampshire — scene of toe 2% years as a lieutenant with garet Warfield, Hartford, Jan. Morgan performed with thea of Second Congregational ter groups, and was an active NAVEL ORANGES 6 f . - 49c 77c inve.stieration has produced on natloi’s first presidential prima the Third Armored Division of 27, St. James Church. charges of wronerdoiner. ry March 10 — the New York Church, will conduct a service The Manchester Assembly, Winston Albert Cornish, participant in the Theatre Sunday at 6:40 a-m. in the the United States Army. Re- In Washington. U.S. Rsp. governor Friday night attacked Order of Rainbow for G 1 r 1 a ceivtly elected Rockville city Mansfield, and Priscilla Hope Guild o f her oonununlty. She at all obapel at the hospital. will hold an initiation meeting has appeared as guest artist on John Blrtnik. D-Minn., chair i^Idwater’s suggestion this councUmain, he Is employed by Braley, 8 Goalee Dr., Jan. 30, 276 man of the htohway inve.stlga- \eek that the United States Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma C. J. McCarthy and Sons In Second Congregational Church. numerous radio end television m a y ro n 'a The Omar Stuine Club will OAKLAND tlon subcommittee, denied a re should get out of the United Nac sonic Temple. Officers are re surance Oo., Rockville. James John Bigham, Water- programs. have its annual meeting and minded to wear floor-length STREET b a ke s h o p s port published in the "Enrine-r- tion.s if Red China is admitted. A June wedding Is planned. bury, and Mary Ellen Teresa Membera o f the Women’e Inrr News-Record" that his Rockefeller called It a "half- election of officers tonight at white gowns. Refreahraents will Jeffries, 20'Newman St., Feb. 1, Club are reminded that they the Manchester Country dub. be served. committee was planninir to in baked notion.” St. James Church. may bring guests. PERO vestigate right-of-way dealings There wlU be a social hour at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heard of And he accused Goldwater of in Ccnncctlcut. 6:80. Dinner will be served at The ’Town Recreation Depart 281 Henry St. will be host and an “ attempt to distort, to de 7:30. ment will sponsor a duplicate hostess at Lutz Junior Museum The committee has no offi-ii ceive and to trick RepuMican clal plans involving a Connec bridge game tonight at 8 in the Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. voters of New Hampshire into The W W AtudMary will Senior Citizen’s clubrooms, 45 ticut probe and committee in voting for a candidate who does sponsor a card party tonight at School St. Manchester residents Rainbow Mothers Circle will vestigators have not followed not stand as a true representa tive of the party that gave us 8 at the poet home. are invited. meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the up the allegations in Connecti Masonic Temple. All mothers cut, Blatnik .said. Lincoln. Teddy Roosevelt and of Rainbow Girls are invited. George Hutchison hugs his wife Lucille today as he leaves Illinois State Peni State Republican leaders Eisenhower.” have criticized Gov John N. Today he seeks further sup tentiary in Pontiac. He holds certificate for commutation of his sentence. He Dempsey, a Democrat, because port In his bid for the GOP preo- FREE LECTURE MON. EVE. 7 P.M. fled prison 27 years ago and afterward led exemplary life. (AP Photofax.) they feel the investigation is identlal nomination when he ad Indian Culture New from Narragansetli ...... M I I . . I > II I I . . < f t ■ - taking too long. They claim the dresses the Women’s National department personnel have been Republican Club at the Waldorf- Program Topic unduly subjected to public sus Astoria Hotel. Father F ree, picion by the length of the Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller enjoys ioe cream cone along with youngsters whom Rockefeller’s trip Into New The Hosaga ’Tribe, a group of British Put Down probe. he treated in a Tilton, N. H., drugstore.(AP Photofax.) Hampshire Friday was the first students from Sprlng^eld Col Highway Commissioner How cam ^gn tour for his expectant REALTY State Repeals ard S. Ives, State Finance Com wife, Happy, who accompanied lege, Springfield, Masa, will present a‘ progn*m on American the safest flip-top missioner George J. Conkllng him on his sidewalk tours in La Indian culture tomorrow from Revolts in Africa and Leo Grossman, regional di VN Members conia and Tilton. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Bailey Old Sentence rector for the Federal Bureau 2 tO Trade En route from Laconia to O n - Auditorium of Manchester High of Public Roads met yesterday cord, the governor stopped at a drug store in Tilton and bought School The event, sponsor By JERRY CURRY at the highway department. Studyins Bias-f J ^ , c - i COURSE ed by the program committee BY COUN FROST <> Nyerere feared a threatened Ives said It was "a routine ice cream cones for himself and ATTENTION UOENSE APPLICANTS of the Lutz Junior Museum, wi| DAR ES SALAAM, Tanganyi general strike on the heels of ST. LOUIS (AP) — George meeting on matters of reim- his wife. Then, spotting some include tribal dances and foll| ka (AP) -rBritjBh commandos the army mt^iny. jnight. lead tp Hutchison started his first full bursemaat” In Southland, U .s?f-Soviet Signals boys, he asked: "Any of you fel MEN and WOMEN, young or old, regardless of previous can get your ha day of legitimate fre^ m In 88 quelled a n ^ miifrarst of mutiny a new round pt yaeial d is i^ p ^ lows wont a cone on toe hous*?’’ e:q>erlenoe. If yon are over 21 you can beomne a real estate lore of the original Americans. yean today by announcing: After the authentic presenta In ’I^ngfdiyUca today. Three Af After Monday's army fvVOtt, 'He was mobbed. brcdter merely by passing an examination. Obtain your rican sbidlers w« m killed and 20 African mobs went on a ram- " I ’m going to paint ‘Swanson’ Child Gives Birth So many youths surged to tion, there will be audience par ete p !^ ^ t o g ^ w g S t o n % ? S - l'VAND^^ AIR FOR^BtesUmated three-year life from license and enter this richly rewarding profession. You dan Th'e tip of the tab is curled tt^jlrotect your fingers. others wounded in the brief up Ijagft, H*lnat Arob and Aslan off the mail box so my kids will NEW HAVEN, (AP) — from the street that Rockefeller start on a part time basis on yonr own or Join the staff of ticipation and an oppourtnlty to know toelr real nama." An U-yqar-old girl who Is A folded •every poilint ^ the glob*.: talk with the performers. A rising. ' a was trapped in toe store for an established real estate firm. Our course offers you the ;Uxlriqg l(« yieit in ' a clerk to hand out cones until a yon how to open an office and be snccesafu] in the real charged, and an eight-page sou Pontiac In 1931 for a |12 rob said. to th(i deep SoiitHr ' ^ , ,*hecesMully in space 'rtMky launch; ‘official*' said; Ameri- venir program may be purchas Afrtca>camc as the rash of pi Ptocft. $5 bill ran out. estate HhslnesB. Attoid a FREE FIRST LECTURE on Mon BritMh commandos eafd- bery. He served six years of a Officials at QracCrNaw Haven _ ^ about an Hour alter rocketing caju would have to wait 10 to ed. A portion of the proceeds tiniee spread Friday night to The marohert carried signs toward an orbit around 12 hours, until the balloon was In .speeches during the day day, dan. 27 at 7i00 PJH. If you dedde, enroll and remain ly quelled the new disorder in one year to life sentence, and Community Hospital refused to and in interviews afterword. will be used for the ^rlngfleld There’s no safer way t o ^ b e e r from a can. So, neighbor... neighboring Kenya. reading "Atlanta Needs U.N. ' earth’s poles. illuminated by rays from the for flie second lecture which follows at 8:00 PJH. Write or Dar eh Salaam and the situa- escaped in 1937. He took the say anything about the birth, Rockefeller pledged a program College Scholarship Fund and TOe Kenya uprising also was . . „ - _ , Help,” and “Atlanta-Gatoway to U.S. National Aeronautics and sun at dusk on the sixth and phone for free gueet tteket. MORSE COLLEGE, 188 Ann St., put down by British troops. tk)h at thP barracks was "well alias Clyde Swanson, got several some for the benefit of the mu but police report^ that the girl| the Segregated Smith” and they Space ~ Administration officials seventh orbits. of aid for small business and de Hartford.“ ‘ 622-22SL m ^ _ J J ■ _ _ JL I . _ Some 400 British commandos und4r control,’’ reported the jobs, won the Purple Heart as apparently experienced a nor- gang "freedom songs” In the rided supporters of Sen. Barry seum. 11631019 I declined to claim complete suc landed at Dar es Salaam with commonwealth relaUons office a soldier In World War n , and mal, full-term pregnancy. rain after the visitors arrived The United States and the So Goldwater, R-Arlz., for trying helicopter support from the Brit In London. married the former Lucille The sex of the dead infant was cess for the 134-foot' diameter viet Union agreed last August to “ to distort, to deceive and to Friday night. ' Echo 2. however, until it has ish carrier Centaur early today "It was all over quickly with French. not disclosed. The picketing by the Student try to bounce radio signals off trick Republican voters of New at the request of Tanganyika’s a minimum of fighting,’’ a Not until his conscience com' Police said an Investigation to completed at least one, 111- Echo 2’s reflective skin in a Hampshire. ...” Nonviolent CMrdinating Com minute swing around the globe, moderate president, Lulius Ny- spokesman said. '' pelted him to surrender to aU' determine the father was con mittee occurred at Uie airport series of tests which the U.S. He also chided former 'Vice arere. In Kenya, tension remained thorlties two weeks ago did his tinuing .They quoted the girl’s i The launching atop the Thor- Naticmal Aeronautics and Space President Richard M. Nixon for and again outside the motel ' Agena B booster at 5:59 a.m. It wall the second army upris hiigh, as officials anticipated dis- 36-year-old wife of 17 years or parents as Saying they had no where the group was staying. Administration said would be “his desire to get back in tot ing in ’Tanganyika within a oi^ers in the port city of Mom his seven children know his real idea she was pregnant and that appeared normal. the two powers’ first coopera race again.” No Incidents were reported. I The 536-pound Echo 2, was week. Last Monday Nyerere’s basa. A Kenya police luiit was name. she had missed very little time But the demonstration gave tive experiment with a commu Rockefeller said if Nixoo waits BOldlera revolted against their flown from Nairobi to Mombasa Hutchison returned home Fri from school. ejected from a 30x40-ihch cAn- nications satellite. to be drafted for too GOP pres- U.N. members from 10 coun I nister in the nose of the second- BriUsh officers and precipitated to prevent a threatened demon day to stay, "d new man in a In Chicago It was reported No date was set for these tests idefitial nomination, as Nixon tries—the Soviet Union included i stage Agena and began inflat oved lliptep can rioting and looting during which stration by young African na wonderful new free world earlier this week that a 10-year- —a first-hand glimpse of racial but a spokesman for the agency has indicated he will do, it ing at a height of 800 miles. at least 17 persons wece killed. tionalists from turning Into a Gov. Otto Kerner of Illinois old girl there is in the final days said "w e are ready when they "might be a long wait.” problems at the beginning of The glittering sphere was to In addition to the renewed up riot against Arab and Asian had commuted his sentence aft of pregnancy. Since 1950, aj:- are." At the statehouse in Concord, ^ Sound Buys their two-day tour. be visible many times during its rising at the ’Tanganyika shopkeepers. er Hutchison spent 10 days back cordlng to health records, there Lester Dunbar, head of the ______I Although the Russians had no Rockefeller filed with the secre Rifles’ CoUto Barracks in Dar British troops were airlifted to at Pontiac. An investigation have been 15 instances In which Southern Regional Council, was j part in the launching, they were tary of state the petitions that as Salaam, other tinlts Were re Nakura, 100 miles north of Nai showed that Hutchison, in his 27 11-year - old girls have given among the civil rights leaders ’ I ’vA7-f cf'O f*G ^ f" It expected to help track the huge officially put him on toe ballot birth. ported to have revolted at Ca- robi, to put down a mutiny by years of Illicit freedom, had and city officials who extended 1 Wisiers O l r 1 K e satellite by radar to fix its posi- for the state’s presidential pref boru, 400 miles west of the cap the Kenya Army’s 11th Battalion lived a model life. He said he The youngest mother men a formal welcome. erence primary March 10. ital. Friday night. had not even received a traffic tioned In medical literature is "In no other country has a South, 9 Perish An aide said about 400 names British troops airlifted from . A British officer at the en ticket in all that time. a Peruvian girl who bore a son revolution gone on under the were on the petitions. A total of when she was only 5. ------I voice, facsimile pictures and Kenya, took over the barracks campment reported all quiet. “ This is my prized posses protection of a constitution,” he By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS' code signals to be bounced off 100 signatures is required. at Caboru, restoring order hi there today. He said there were ' sion," Hutchison said as he said, referring to the Negro Rescue workers searched for the satellite between giant an In a speech at a Concord din f o r S u r e ! the town. no casualties as British soldiers ner, Rockefeller criticized any ^ \ waved the commutation order Protest Ill-Timed campaign for equal rights. more victims today after a tor-1 tennas at the Zemenky Observ There were no reports of any took over strategic buildings inside his modest suburbw CHESHIRE (AP) — It was “ You will see neople demon nado stormed through the small atory near Moscow and the suggestion that toe United British casualties In either ac farmhouse. “ I’ll frame it." ^ the chef’s day off—bad timing strating their faith that Atlanta community of Harpersvllle in' Jodrell Bank Observatory In States withdraw from the United OK for Performance tion. (See Page Two) Just then, the Hutchisons’ for a demonstration against the can be a better place than it is,” north central Alabama, killing England. Nations if Red China Is admit- baby girl grabbed the’ paper. food served in the dining hall. he said. at least nine persons and h os.' ’I^e United States has *X' tied. "Please, honey, let go of that,” But between 500 and 60C Hernan Santz-Cruz of Chile, pitalizlng at least five. I changed messages and pictures Goldwater, during isresidential OK for Appearance Hutchison said. "You don't un Cheshire Academy boys chairman of the Subcommission Tornados churned through ; with several other countries, ex campaigning in New Hampshira derstand what that means to marched from their preparatory on the Prevention of Discrimi sections of Kentucky, Missouri, eluding Russia, by way of this week, told Concord audi Sukarno Tells Units school to Rt. 10 last night and nation and Protection of Minori- Illinois and Arkansas. | active-relay satellites such ences “ the United Nations would Hail and torrential rains a c -; Relay 2 launched from Cape not be a safe place for us with OK far Value (See Page Two) (See Page Eleven) (See Page Eleven) oompanied some of the twisters. Kennedy Jan. 21. Red (Jhina and the Soviets sup Bodies were taken from the Active satellites have “ switch ported by the AfTo-Asian votes." ’62 Chevrolet Impala ____ Halt Borneo Fighting ruins of three houses and other board” equipment to receive debris in Harpersvllle, a com (See Page n vee) 4-Door Hardtop, Vr8, auto., power'eteer ’60 Corvair “ 700” $1045 ground signals and rebroadcast munity of 1,(X)0 population 30 radio, heater, whitewalls 4-Door, 6 cyl., auto., radio, heater, white them back to earth. The passive walls LONDON (AP) — Atty. Gen.fayrian states of Sarawak and miles southeast of Birmingham. Echo satellite is designed tp re. ’60 Chevrolet Bel Air Robert F. Kennedy prepared to Sabah — British North Borneo. ( Some victims were children. fleet radio signals the way a The IndoiiesiF.i :,o. i ". 'lent Rescue efforts were hampered 4-Ddor, 6 oyl., standard, radloT ’62 Ford Ranch Wagon $1895 day to fill in Prime Minister Sir mirror reflects light. radio in Jakarta broadcast the by fallen power lines and tree Herbert Baker, Echo project whitewalls 4-Door 6 Pass Station Wagon. V-8, auto., Alec Douglas-Home on his suc .Bulletms radio, heater, whitewalls presidential order throughout to Imbs, and a driving rain. Four manager, gave this planned cessful Malaysian peace mission day, explaining that toe cease Culled from AP Wirt* ’63 Rambler "660” S1895 as Indonesian 'president Sukar fire was necessary to prepare 4-Door, 6 cyli, standard, radio, heater, ’69 Pontiac Catalina $1195 (See Page Eleven) (See Page Efleven) whitewalls 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., power steering, no ordered a cease-fire along for new ministerial talks bO- power brakes, radio, heater, whitewalls the Malaysla-Indonesia border. twc-: 1 Indo-’ esia. too Philtnr.i -es HALTED SERVICE Sukarno ordered toe cease-fire and Malays on Indonesia’s de ’61 Comet Deluxe $ 1 4 4 5 WASHINGTON (AiP)—Mm to become effective at midnight, termination to crush the British- 4-Door, 6 pass. Station Wagon. 6 cyl., ’61 Chevrolet Bel Air $1495 Air Force aaid today It has a 2-Door, 6 cyl., auto., radio, heater, wdilte- but there were some doubts his backed federation. standard, radio, heater, whitewalls Johnson, Via Phone, back-up or extra commimlca- walls procliunation would reach all Iii- Sukarno’s order, however, ttons aystem that eoa be nted '62 Corvair Monza $ 1 6 9 5 dbneolan volunteers and troops told toe Indonesian forcea "to ’62 Corvair “ 700” $ 149^ in toe junigled border dividing maintain vigilance and secu when a telephone eompony 2-Door Sport Cknipe, 6 cyl. - 4 speed, radio, ahute oil aervioe to an ICMM heater, bucket seats, whitewalls 4-Door, 6 c y l, standard, radio, heater, XadonesiiHi Borneo and toe Mai- rity" and to await “further or- Powerful Persuador whitewalls "* diers ' in connection with new launching boae at nnoiiedly happened this week. The '69 Chevrolet Bel Air $ 1 1 9 5 Gem State UtUitiea Co. eat 4-Door 6 pass. Station Wagon. 6 cyl., ’59 Ford Galaxie $1095 Heart Transplant Officials believe it might take EDITOR’S NOTE — Lyndon^regarded the levies as unneces- 4-Door, 6 cyl., standard, radio, heater, off telephone Unee to two ct standard, radio, heater, whitewalls a week to organize an effective B. Johnson's power of persua sary nuisances. Chiefly affected whitewalls cease-fire since troops on both the three Titan attea at Moon- Works for Hour sion was well known when he ore cosmetics. Jewelry including toln Home Air Foree Base, ’62 Chevy D “100” $1495 sidea are acattered over some was leader of the Senate Demo ’61 Rambler Classic . watches, handbags and wallets, Idaho, loot Tneeday In a 4-Door, 6 «yl., standard, heater, w ^ ew alls $1195 of the world’a wildest jungle crats. He’s still practicing toe luggage and furs 4-Door 6 pass Station Wagcm. 6 oyl., stand JACKSON, Miaa. (A P) — A terrain. Britain has 8,000 sol wroagle ever on unpaid bUL art of cajolery on Capitol Hill^ Johnson was convinced that ’63 Chevrolet Super Sport $AVE ard, radio, heater, whitewalls, luggage rack bold attempt to give a man an- diers committed to defend Mal The company aold the Air via toe Whito House telephone. including such provisions in the Force still owed I41JM0 for 2-Door Hardtop Impala. 300 hp V-8, auto., •toer heart waa made by Mia* aysia, and part of toe contingent 811.5-bUIlon tax cut bill could FosltracUon, poweir steering, power b t^ es, ’60 Chevrolet Impala $1545 has been assigned to Sarawak Inatallatlon work dene In aisstmii surgeons Friday. and Sabah. By JOE HALL jeopardize its chances of early 1962. Phone aervioe to the bucket seats, seat belts, radio, heater, 4-Door Hardtop. V-8. auto., power steering, WASHINGTON (AP) —Dur passage because of the further whitewalls and many, many more extras radio, heater, whitewalls Tha transplant worked for an Kennedy expressed confidence two sites was raspended for hour. It was toe first known ing the lunch hour Thursday, loss in revenue. whst the Air Foree saM was on Ms arrival Friday that tha Lyndon B. Johnson put in two The repeal amendments had ’61 Chevrolet Impala $ 1 7 9 5 ’62 ChevrolefBel Air $1795 auccesaful hui|un heart trans cease-fire would be honored. He ene hour and ten aslnoteo, plant in toe wortd. of the busiest hours In his two been adopted by votes ranging *“l ^ r Hardtop. V-8, auto., radio, heater, 2-Door, V-8, auto., radio, heater, whitewalls will lunch Sunday with Douglas- months as President. from 9 to 6 to IS to 0. The Pres wUtewalla Tba vantura spurred bqpa bt Home and other British leaders What catapulted Johnson into Ident didn’t have much time to NEW PACT aOBN ’60 Chevrolet Impala $1495 medical eirclas for the eventual at Cbequara, the prime Minla- action was word from Capitol re'verae these because toe com WASHDfOTON (AP)—YbS ’59 ChevTfrfet Impala _ Bueeesa e ( not only b ew t trana- tor’s official country residence Hill that the Senate Finance mittee was scheduled to take its Inter Amerleos Pasee Oaohi 4>Doar Hardtop. V-8, auto., radio, 4-Door, V-8, auto., power steering and plants but tboso mvoivlng other outoido London. whltowalla • ’ f U 2f. brakes, radio, heater, whitewalls Committee had voted at its final action on toe bill that aft mlttee reported lodqr tt te onnuis. 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EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, JANUARY^, .-IUNCHBSTt!3l EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDA^ JANUARY 26, 1964 P A C T TWO fcliiv'S K*>' j ’ Father Free, Events Rocky Terms Sheinwold on Bridge Town Report British Pul Down Obituary Events Announce Engagements State Repeals In World Goldwater Stand on Cl PLAYERS TOSS HAND North dealer Only Second In Nation LIKE TENNIS BALL North-South vulnerable . Mra. Jolla Cook NORTH Revolts in Africa Mra. Julia Radune Cook, 74, NEW DELHI, India (API- (OsoitaM* (rom PiMia Om ) - By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Old Sentence WASHINGTON (AP) — In the dk J 10 7 3 In State Test of 67 Benton 8t., wlhter Congre ver Kenyatta expressed confidence Lutheran Church. The Rev. C. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Her fiance is the son o f Mr. day CJommuntst Viet Nam Is that WiU wind up in Las Vegas, Effectively? League of Women Voters; Roi wife, Mrs. Louise Inman Christ Henry Anderson, pastor, will the brief White House cere and Mrs. Joseph Hawrylko of for a $2 billion water program ■ 4f South should cover the ten of In his army, as well as its Brit mony Friday and noted that Melvin Minor of East Hartford sued Its protest in a statement at the national convention of ly Charest, editor of the East Going to Press ensen; a brother and another Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y. tor Arizona; a strong advocate diamonds with dummy’s king to ish and African officers. How T o Sing at H op officiate. Burial wlU be InEast Wlesner had suggested appoint and the late Mr. Otto Seelert. , after Wing Cmdr. William Lee the YoiMig Democratic Clubs of of the Civil Rights Commission Today, the ability to voice Hartford Gazette; and Francis sister . Miss Collins, a 1960 graduate ©f the Royal Air Force was pre- force East Into the lead. If ever, he added he will speed up Cemetery. ment of Hornlg to the $22,500-a- Miss Perry, a 1960 graduate America. and a senator who, in 1957 and ideas, to communicate with J Kelly, executive director of Marilyn Mann, chairman of a Funeral services are sched of Manchester High School, is sumably killed when a U.S. Miss Coleman, one of 18 Oon- East returns a trump. South the army’s Africanization so Af “TTie Invlctors,’’ a singing Friends may call at ths Wat- year position. of Manchester mgh School, will 1960, cast 40 affirmative votes in ease and clarity is needed In the New Haven Tax Payers patron’s committee of the Utr uled for today at the Rose Hill kins-West Funeral Home, 142 employed by the marine division escort helicopter was shot down neotlb. 1 Las That’s why Dale Carnegie test for 1983 reports arrives only Britain’s commonwealth rela St Bridget’s CYO from 7 to civil rights bill to include as raising dinner at Birmingham. ing the contract. tions for membership this week, tributions may be made to a Mr. Seelert, also a 1960 grad- slty of Hartford, Lee, who was attached to a Vegas session. training in effective speaking weeks after the New England tions secretary. Dimcan Sandys 10;30 at Waddell School audi Mrs. Evelyn O. Haddock sistance for American Indians. But his plea — echoed In a When South failed to cover the Patrons names will be printed told the House of Ck>mmons...... in memorial fund at Emanuel Rep. E. Y. Berry, a Repub uate of Manchester__ „ HlghJ Mr. Hawrylkq, a 195? gr^u- _ combat development test center Miss Coleman holds the poet makes such good sense for I council had Informed General on a program for "The Bwretta' troop movements torium. Brad Davis o< WTIC Mrs. Elvelyn C. Haddock, 79, S ch ^ l CTaduate from Har- ate of Rutgers University, New in Thailand, was aboard the alr- speech at Valdoeta, Ga., by the man or woman who is ten of diamonds, West quite i Manager Richard Martin that will serve as master o f cere of 87 Fairfield St, died yester (Lutheran Church. lican whose district Includes of recording secretary of the Georgia Sen. Richard B. RusseU of Wlmpols Street, which goes “a purely precautionary vard University, Cambridge, Brunswick, N. J., where he craft as an observer. Two Young Democratic Clubs o f active in business, conunun- properly shifted to a club. Now the 1963 report had been select monies. Other singing groups day at Laurel Manor Convales some 80,(W0 Indians, said in —apparently had little effect on to press next week. The pl^Y i measure " HJslnrtr Berger Mass In June. He is a member earned a B.S. degree In engi- Americans and a Vietnamese Connecticut, serves as se<»etary Ity and social affairs. It pre South had to lose a club trick. ed best in Its cla.ss among en are scheduled to appear. cent Home after a long Ulness. testimony for the House Rules Alabama Gov. George C. Wal East could take his club, cash will be presented Feb. 13, w! ^ " sisponse to questions Hjalmar Berger, 86, former Committee Friday that no min of Sterna Alpha Epsilon frater-, neering, Is employed by Pratt, observer were also aboard, of the Mancheeiter DemBetty Nilsscm of In all areas excepting mater formation. ment of the Uganda Rifles at Fimend Home, 400 Main S t Rockville; two sons, Royden C. "In view of recent revelations nity where they sre 2 to 4 p.m. mediate problems. issue, he agreed with the Presi take by leading a heart and al ing- Also Mr. and Mrs. Alan 4:16-6:65-0:35 by the Senate Rules Committee Charles R. O’Reilly, 21, of AHhougti the requiremeirte Sn- cussions were instituted in De Sunset Lane, was arrested last Johnson "has the potential to setting trick. It was a just re- for everyone who applies to he E. Sm«h. l>r. and Mrs. Fran Victoria. The Uganda Rifles’ 1st Plus: Short Treat Junior assistant at S t Mary’s Harold A. Berger of New Brit rooms where they sre 10 a.m. DALE Episcopal Church, will officiate. ain; and three grandchildren. tracts performed by Mc(31oskey to 8 pjn. Visitors are requested cember 1962 to deal with raids night by Trooper John Jacoby become- one of the country’s sule: Declarer had made two made a voter ere still eix cis Helfrick, Mr. and Mrs. Battalion mutined at Jinja 6:40-9:20 iMMUths residence in the town Thursday. No British officers Burial win be In East Ceme- Funeral services will be held Ic C o., the need for this legiala not to smoke In patients’ on Thai border towns by Karen of the Colchester State Troop greatest presidents.” major mistakes, and the de Robert Case Dennison, Mr. tion becomes even more ap CARNEGIE and one year In the state, the were injured during the upris ' tery. Tuesday at noon at the Dickln- rooms. No more than two visi rebels and halt opium smug and was charged with evading Meanwhile, in Harrisburg, fenders had made only one. and Mrs. Michael Hadge, Mr. parent,” Bolton said Friday. gling into Thailand. Pa., Gov. WUliam W. Scianton procedure Is now much simpler Blood Bank, Wiley and Mra. J. Robert 8 uhr, Mr. ing. However, their families are Sunday Showtlmee Friends may call at the fu aon-Streeter Funeral Parlor, tors at one time per patlwit. reepline Stafford, convention In San FTancisco in the Bloot (Seorge P. McCaughqy ent of the Intermediate depart has issued a special Invitation ment a post he held for 50 School. His golf game has earn cally to put a gift organ in a crats aligned with them were We wlsb, dear Horn, wa atlU had ed him several championship DALE new body and connect it with Sens. P a ^ H. Douglas of IlUn- you, to all members of the depart years. DUBONET BLACK CHERRY ICE CREAM BROTHERS a blood supply. ois and Albert Gore of Tennes It Crackle* Othera have lort their mothers we ment end noted that all are re During Ms tenure, he has cups, They have also scqjred tempor see, who oppose retail excises With know.- quired to hold ah acUye firet served under four rectors: The Hyde also continues'an In 5th WkJ But you WWW ours, and we loved Rev. Manning Bennett, the Rev. terest In gardening, raising CARNE6IE 643-5135 ary successes in overcoming na- on grounds they hit low-income Excit,e»”'ent! STARTS TUES. ONE COMPLETE SHOWI you ao, aid card. Great idea ior a de t u ^ law that the human body families hardest. Aa.bsig M.we.Uva, wa will alwaya Jamea Stuart Neill and the flowers and vegetables at Ma WESTOWK will reject borrowed or "for Johnson told a reporter at a GO BACK TO MJBCT Rev. Alfred L. VniUams. all de- home. 301-315 Confor St. MDonmMt— ON AT 1P .M . - DOORS OPEN AT 731 That choae. yon to ba Mm PHARMACY licious dessert — or COURSES eign” tliwue. party Thursday night: "I’m not ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) — TlM oeased, as well as the incum A Manchester native, Hyde going to tell you Trtiat. hap noundbog w ^oke iqt a u M l bent tb* Rev. George Nostrand. married the former Mary A. 4M Hartford Rd.—449-99M enjoy your favorite rHiiEniu Dauibtara, Lorralaa and Xarllya Woody, ma groundiiog, la the A Rmubliqan, Mr. Hyde has uitrHn, also Of Manchester, in PrMtnted by kUnaa;«meDt BIBS. LEE. LHF. MEET pened” during the noon hour BKTnCIUREOFTKYEMli To BnaiMteiw our oontinalto GREEN STAMPS WASHINOTON (AP) — Mra. that day. "You already assume Bsasn pet of 14 - yesi'old John L. ssrvsd me town aS a selectman 1914. n ie couple’s fiftieth in a sundae at the Ortrtlopnumt iMtituts)—For ACADEMY AdVARD WINNSR In Memoriam under Its formSr town meeting wedding anniversary will occur Jifimson O. Lee of Farmington. too much about my arm-twlat- la aad and lovinr memory of my Brackliis. She hibernated in 111^ of medical oervloe we are BHiztlMr InfcHTnatlon Write Crt*rtaMuna*t«wl»7lCS«MSne3& OMlDUMlfieduewitrt gtnia and waa enjoyliig her long- government bolding the posts on Se^. 29. or Call R- Michael Francoeur, Conn., haa bqehs^ appointed by ing ability anyway.” wUe, Ddna Nano l.^who passed counter. You Can Taste The Quality President Johnson to be chair-, But some of the Democratic ’’•Pr i z e away January H, 1913. winter nap until tha fhmuy o f Chairman and secretary. He They have a daughter Bar Pltiwy-l^wea Building, 526 M obilh eat man of bis Consumer Advisory committee members to whom movad from inrgtada to Florida. was also sleeted to the board bara, Mrs. J. RuaseU Smyth o f 0pm All Day jPumilagtoa Avenue, Hart- IfltllEMliOFAIiAlilA I BGT®hava idatum my1 aoul’a ooinpanloii. Council. Mrs. Lee, a former be talked said the President had ...... Id with my owu. Tha trip and tha etaant* o t eU- of' edueathm tohlch Be semd Darien; a son, J w orn BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25,'1964 MANCHESTIR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESl'ER. CONN„ SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1964
Somebody To Giva A Bath? Area Churches Heralding .Homes F ln l Oongrepatteaal Otareh Bt. Momrlee Onitoh, Baltsh Hmtmg IfTraUi Some reaction to the recommenda Churches Vetaon Rev. Bernard X« M eOtirig, tion of the Institute of Public Adminis Second Oongregattonal Church Bt. games* Olnaroh Concordia Loilwraa Ohnreh Rev. Aolm A. I m o k s , Mtadstw PPBLiaaBD BY THE tration for the formation of a New 45 Pltldn St. I Aomee Bumporey, HBRAiiD PBnmNa co.. ma 8S5 N. Main St. R t Rev. Msgr. Edward 9 . Masses M 7, 8:«0. 16 and U DlweM street Felix M. Davis, Minister Rev. Paul O. Kaiser, Pastor Dlieeter e ( ReHghms Edneatlon York-CoimecUcut public agency to take Reardon, Pastor 11:30 a.m. ' Hsacbester. Conn. M rs. R loh a rd i K Ptamegr Rev. Eugene F. Terpey T H O K A 8 r . S ^ O I T S O N over the operation of commuter service 9:25 and 10:50 a.m., Church WALTER R. irSRaUSON Aseoeiate Minister Rev, Joseph H. MoQann 9 a.m., Holy , Communion, into New York for both the New Haven school. St. Bernard’s Church STORY By DORIS BEIJ>ING PubUsbera Rev. J(Aa D. Regan church school and nurseiy. St. Bernard’s Tbr.. Rodkvilit IbOBded October L U8I < and too New York Central railroad sys 10:30 a.m., The Service, 9:90 and U a.m., Morning ‘ 10 a.m., Morning Wonrtito and Rev. Patriick P. Mahoney PH O TO S B y churoh school. Nuroery. Youth church school and nursety. WorsUp. Oonununlon. New PabUafaed Every Eyentnc Except SundAya tem has doubted the necessity of the Maaeee at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and Pastor SYLVIAN OFIARA and Etolhtay*. Entered A t lb a Poet Office M 2 p.m., LeadersUp meeting. m em b^ received into church. recommendation. Sunday. Address; “Bound To 11:30 am. -r- Haacheeter. Conn., as Second Class Mafi Freedom,’’ by Robert Patulak. Dr. Hans Treuenfels, guest Monday, Noon, Dinner pre M a t t e r . ______pared ly church women. Mhases at 7, 8, 9; 10 and It The daring use of color, and Oovernor Rockefeller’s expert on the Address; “The Peculiar Ones,'* St. Bartholomew's Cburch speaker. Lay leaders of area Friday, 6:80 p.m., Potluok aro. unusual color combinations in SUBSCRIPTION RATES railroad problem, for instance, doubts by Mies Susan Crane. Rev. PhlUp nUssey, Pastor churches will lead discussion Payable in Advance groups. and annual fiscal meeting. many rooma, lend eye appeal to One P e a r ...... 122.00 that the New Haven is losing as much 11;15 a.m. to 12;16 pm.. Rev. Ridiard C. Rollea 6:30 p.m., Luther Leagues. fit. Francis of Assist Chureh the home of Dr. and Mrs. Rich Six btontba • 11.00 Church school for Grades 7 Asststant Pastor South Windsor Three Months ...... S.SO ' money on commuters as the New Haven through 12. Venton Methodist Churoh ard Alton on Bolton Center Rd.. One Month 1.86 R t. SO . Rev. Gordon B. Wadhnina Bolton. itself, or its trustees, claim it is. 6 to 8 pm.. Pilgrim Youth Maasro at 7, 8, 9, 10:36 and The Presbyterian Church Rev. Robert Flrby P a s to r M E M B E R O P Since, in his view, the finaincial situa- Group will meet at the church 11:16 a jn . 48 Spruce St. Whimsically named “Back- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rev. James L. Ransom Rev. Edward J. Rodlek tion isn’t as bad as the trustees pretend with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall achers" by Us owoiers. both The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled M in ister 9 and 10 aro., Morning wor AssUtant Pastor to the use of republication of all news dis L a yton . Church of the Assumption practicing chiropractors, the it is, there is no real threat of an aban ship and dilld care. Youth Bun- patches credited to It or not otherwise credit 7 p.m., Mu Sigma Chi Group Adams St. and Thompson Rd. center chimney colonial ha.s 10 ed In this paper and also the local news nub- day. Youth leading in servioe. M asses a t 7, 8, 9, 10:80 and donment of the commuter service, will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Francis J. Mihalek, 9:30 a.m., Church School with rooms and a modern o fflw Usbed here. , . 9 aro.. Church school. Nurs 11:30 a ro . All richts ot republlcatlon of special dis wherefore it is not necessary to plan to Stanley Matteson at the church. P a s to r classes for all ages. wing, added across the back of 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, ery, etomentary one and two. patches herein are also reserved take the railroad out of the hands of its Rev. Ernest J. Coppa the house. North Methodist Oharoh “Jesus at the Treasury” by the Senior high. Sacred Heart Ohnreh PuU service client of N, B A Sendee. Inc. trustees. R t. 80, V ernon Built ta 1722 by Daniel Dart, Publishers Representatives — The JuJJus SOO Parker S t Rev. Mr. Ransom. Music by 10 aro., Church sriiool. Nurs M asses a t 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and ery through Junior high. Adult Rev. Ralph Kelly, Paator the house ha,a main beams Mathews Special Agency — New York Chl- Besides, If, as the Institute of Public Rev. F*rle R. Custer '"astor 11:30 a jn . the Church Choir. Nursery for eSLg^ Detroit and Boston. . pre-scholars. Primary Church class. which are wedged do the cen Administration visualized when it made IMl^MBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA- for Grades 1 through 8, Junior 4:30 to 7 pro., School of Mis ihtrjiimii at 7:80, 8:80, 10 a tral chimney. This construction TIONB ______si 'aiicl IV -'JA) am .? ' 'V^onSilp St. Bridget’s Church its recommendation, if a public agency Church for Grades 4 to 6. sions. 11:10 a-m. is unusual enough to attrac’ S ervice. Rev. John F. Delaney, Pastor The Herald Printing Company. Inc., as could operate the commuter service and 2 to 5 p.m., Every member the attention o f students of sumes nc financial responsibility for typo 9 am., Sunday School for Rev. Stanley E. Hustillo canvas. BoUxm Oongregationol Ckntek al-chlrecture. Mrs. Alton men graphical errors appearing In advertisem^ts come close to breaking even, why can’t n u rsery and G rades 4 to 12. Rev. Dennis R. Hussey RockvlUe Methodist Oharoh and other rending matter In The Manchester Rev. J. Good Brown tioned that on several occa?ion.s private or bankruptcy management do 10;30 a.m., Sunday School for 7 p.m.. Evening Service with 142 G rove St. E v ening Herald ______hymnsing. Message: "Three Rev. Laurence M. HUl, Pastor Interim Minister they have had virits from those as w e ll? nursery, kindergarten and M asses a t 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 who had heard of the beams, Display advertising closing hours: Points for the Family.” Nursery. G rades 1 to 3. a.m. and wished to view them first For Monday — 1 p.m Friday. Meanwhile, over in Rhode Island, in Monday, 8 p.m., Women’s Fel 9:30 aro., Church school for 10 a r o , Wotdiip Servtoa. For Tuesdi^ — 1 p.m Monday. 6;15 pm., Junior Youth Fel- low ship. a ll ages. Sermon: T h e D eeceB ending hand. For Wednesday — i p.m Tuesday. another connection, toere is another low aidp. n rst Church of Christ, Scientist For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. 10:46 aro.. Nursery through G od." T h ’ house is filled with re challenge to the validity of the book 6;30 p.m.. Senior Youth Masonic Temple For Friday — 1 p.m Thur^ay Zion Evangelloal Lutheran Grade 3 oonUnuee. 7 p.m., Junior and Banlbr stored antiques, manv which F o r Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday Feltowshlp. School of Missions. keeping the New Haven’s trustees keep Church 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship Feilowahip. have been refinished by Dr. A l Classified deadline: 10:30 a.ra. each day of ------1------11 ajn., Sunday service, publlcAtion except Saturday — 9 a.m. showing the public. There the New Ha (Missouri Synod) with the Rev. J. Wesley Parker Thuinday, 7:36 pro. Annu ton in hi.s basement workshop. Sunday school and nursety. Oommunity Biqrtist Church Cooper and lUgh Sts. and choir from the Worburton al Church meeting. In commenting on the colorful ven is seeking to abandon a little piece Jesus’ worfe, "Ye shall know Saturday, January 25 585 E. Orotro S t Rev, Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor Community Church ta Hartford. home. Mrs. Alton said that she of commuter service, claiming great the truth, and the truth Shall Rev. Alex H. Elseeser, Minister 6 p.m.. Covered-dish supper Taloottville Oongregattonal had done research on old houses make you free,” wiU be the loss, and there the opponents of such 9 a.m., Sunday school for all for the family. Entertainment. Church and found "that co'onlal homes discontinuance also maintain that the 9:30 am., Chtirch school for theme at the Christian Science ages. Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer Rev. Robert K. 8liinioda» were more often decorated in all ages. Glasses through Grade churoh services. The Bible Les Two Failores Make A Success? figures the railroad is using are not 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible time. and discu^on time. M in ister bright colons than the diab dull 2 win have an expanded session son on "Truth” will include 10 a.m.. Evangelism Festival Wedneaday, 3:30 p.m.. Youth shades n.sually attributed to this rea listic. . these related readingB from the lasting through the morning Siuiday. 'Theme: "That More Be membership class. u a.m.. Morning w orship period." Til* aftermath to Caetro’a vUrtt to worship serviioe. denomination’s textbook: ■'Sci Such confusing arguments are not for R escu ed!” Saturday, 7 p.m., OoupJeo’ aervtoe and Sunday echooi. Ser Khrushchev has found the West appar 10:30 am.. Morning W on^p. ence and Heidth with Key to Registration for Communion In redecorating, choosing col the public to resolve. ’The public stands eSuto S p a gh etti Supper a n d mon; “The Ehents That P m s Youth Sunday. The Senior the SoriiptitreB” by M ary Baker ors for the many rooms could Soft green paneling in living I'ooni blends with multi-colored design in hand hooked rug. ently somewhat confused as to just how on F eb. 2. ■tCaribbeon Oruiaes.” A ll mar U s.” off and sees the New Haven trying to High Baptist Youth Fellow Eddy, p. 288: 31-1. Nursery in the parish house. have been difficult. "The task much each got out of the other. But, ried couples tavlted. Tuesday, Nocn, lodtos Ifto- abandon still more of its traditional ship win lead the service. 8 pro., Wednesday meethig. 11 a.m., G ottesdien t. The fuchsia fireplace wall in the den i.s set-oil by dull gold panel ng. was made easy," Mrs. Alton with that automatic apprehension with alonary Society. Theme: "The Peculiar Ones.” R ea d in g R oom heurs a t 749 7 p.m., Young People’s Society said, "by following my hu.s- service to the people of its area. The Plrst Latheran Charoh Wednesday, 8 pro, Btoto ntih Which the West, in its curious complex A nursery and crib room Is Main St., exceiptinig legal boU- m eetin g. bnnd's sugge.stion.s He had a public tries riding a train to New York B oekvH Ie o f perpetual inferiority, likes to appraise provided during Vbe w orship daya, Monday through Satur 7:30 pro., Evangelism meet d y grou p. knack of picking shades that and judges, from the filthy condition of Rev. O. Henry Andmon, brought out the be.st features In every bit of dealing between Commu servioe. day, Itt aro, to 4 pro.; Thun- ing for alL of the unwashed cars, that the railroad 7 pm., Junior IBgh Baptist dfty, 11 aro. to 9 pro. Vice Pastor First Oengregattonal Ohnreh each room, and T wa.s delighted nists, most o f the g^uessing and Interpre- Mbs. Harold Sohelbe, Uidted Ohnreh of Ohilst la actually engaged in the business of Youth FeUowship will meet Church of the Naaorene with the finiahed results.’ taitlon has ranged on the positive side. St. Mary's Eplsc 7:30 aro., Holy Communion. 10:46 a.m., Youth Servtce. 8 p.m., Annual church meet Tlie rest of the household In- Chinese. One way or another, H almost 9 aro., Holy Communion. Special speaker. God.” The Rev. Oscar V. Wet^ ing- clude.s Heidi, a dachshund; muter service, and the public, we are Rev. Ray O. HNancy Cbatel. 'M ary Mtalster, Engene Brewer The actions of a few cast.an upfavoiable The Teens.” n n wars coofined to that kind o f choice, House Speaker Anthony Wal look at whatever had won for Lnu Frankenberg, AndaraLund- light upon ail of our teenagen. is Monday, 7d0 pro, OfSoW • Castro utterly dependent on Mbecow, lace, third man on the tofeom him In the dty of Stamford. woU. John Iftamiak. Speoksss: 9:46 a ro ., B lb la d r ill f o r shl|> unfortunate. Otdy a small fracUoD is in pole in that hiatorfo 1952 p u ty board meatingi ; CWOe ’ or a Castro with an siconomy linked to the Juvraile deltaiquency group. T h a t o u t 's new RepubUoan Janloe HcBiUlen, Betsey H oi«e, convention. He had bean, in that Mayor Ihomas C. Mayera, a Janies Kiinhall, WfUkata P ta o h . 10 'aro., BlUa dasasa for a l many othjer nations. ^ is one part of Tbe public image of the average taro- convention, for a few witching alight, scholarly individual, soon 9:15 and 11 sin.. Church agea. “ ager needs to be altered. The youths with' the diolcs that a Castro (exclusively m-ments, the poasible redptant gave an attentive convention Its aclxxS. OB) Room (9:1A oniy) _ 10.45 aro., Ifoniing W onhla the weird haircuts, tight trousers, teased Rev. Boy B. Hotoheon, Minister linked to Mbsdow Is supposedly the kind of a break away from both Al- answer. He used logic, and in through Upper Junior. Junior B k t o o t : “The Way B a ^ ^ hair-doB. blaring transistor radios on the R5v< Theodora Bnehtfer, Bop and May. And he had, sinoe telligence in formulation of ar o f Castro we fear and detest most, but High witi attend church. H ln la te r street, mutilated automobiles and point that convention, teen making gument, but he also used a won 6 pro., Eve...._ , that that lam e Castro might also be the ed shoes and motor-cycle type black 8 p.in., Animal meeting. the movM and la yin g the tolas derful old - fashioned poUtical m «i: “O reatW ei ______leather jacket# are not the average, 6:80 pro., CYP CMb In Woodr sad 11 aro, Mbtolag k t^ of Castiia ,|noat .hkaly to eooto to whkdi seemed tasteful build-up ▼Dice, a thing which la still, per Man AgalMt uraaz Tliey an the exception who lower u e roeitoll. ftf. F tw a tM worship and ohureh oehooL 8er> ^ ~ 1 oonstderatfam for the haps, the most priceless « on HahMck. Hiploi I next gubsnwtoNal nom political assets. T ilo P J I^ lO h s a s li Restored Icenter chimney colonial home of the Altons i is dark; red 'with white trim. Ojffice waiting r^ im has been designed and ftiniished to match ■ the colonial home. ■ ■ - 1 ' ■ ' ' /
■ ' ■ -I ! MANCHESTER EVE m»’G HERALD, MANCHiSSTRR. GONN„ SATURDAY, JANUARY , al-.'.-' *• PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1964 7 26 1964 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE
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THE STOPPER, GUESS PROMISED , TOO FAR TO KEEP THAT VEKV > ^ I t Compound water 46Ramin ICAMT PETUNIA! 3t Active onM 331fouBtala IN THE BATH TUB IS A PROMISE? DAY/ •tber nympbi lOSojWtiltoaa MANCHESTER C U N L IF F E HIGH GRADI MISSINkSl TAKE A HMM... ' ■■ “*V 24 Sheaf r M BUndM t 23 Burden 40 Cuddled U ilAUowaaeefw MANCHESTEf • '“Si BATH, 3 1 U tm lp a rt 26 Sweet Uqnenn birds inaaeO Wills MOTOR SALES RIGHT?. SSSeioa dSBodj/a trunk l2Aagi*3aiM PRINTING 28 Performed UMOW a u t o part 24 Palm leaf (m .) on a stage 43 Companions EXPERT AUTO BODY and 37P4minlM naiM 46Refuatfrom UBarepeaa SEAFOOD FENDER REPAIRS Job and Commercial 3»W ciUniiUta 30 Poker itake d m ■?/i. 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For full In IT 3 -D A Y spread on the icy roada, m et many aatlsfied customers for Have you tried the wonderful^ TV SERVICE 3%^faat formation call la an ever Increasing problem they live up to their reputaUon taaaon W u II food served at McDonald’s, 46 darsv-.^eliminating waiting and 99 SUMMER ST. Je A. WHITE SERVICE! with care. If this met were to for excellent work at all times Upping. 4Fbhor J i W; Center St. 7 if not, you have Ikanch— PohI Dodg« Pontiac — also — show up Immediately, some and their prices are In line with McDonald’s employs about t Blocks From McKee SL.^ thing could be (tone about it be Uie quality work you always a real treat in store for you, GLASS CO. INC. thirty persons, mosUy Manches Tel. 648-2205 31 Bissell S L -4 h L fia -T m 378 .MAIN STREET FURNirURE CLEANING fore It got-'too gratl 6 start on get here. Their staff consists of and now they have added some ter residents, and purchases BY J. R. WILLIAMS a car. but unfortunately this numy trained and experienced OUT OUR WAY Phone 649-2881 thing new for those people who most of Its supplies from local condition does not show up un men, and Mr. Cunliffe uses Du dealers. Emphasis on speed, We Urge You To Support til the mst has eaten right Pont paints. When you have Just cannot get enough of those spotlessness and good food and *^1?! men who have had years of ex deUdoua hamburgers and ' HE'S WAV AHEAP OF 'lOU AC9AIW, BOYS.' The Lutz Junior Mnieuin through the metal. The only prices to fit the family pocket- PONTIAC MANCHESTER r . Ut. TAUbb. OA »#- Off 5IMCE HE BOUGHT THAT LITTLE TFACTOR ^ way to combat this danger to to perience, and when those men oheesHmrgers. You can now get UnlUdl^ent-Cm use only the finest paints, you book has won them special fa / WITH THE GWOWBLOWER.I THINK H E » HAD Ate A*W« Rbqllii a take your car to an expert in McDouble hamburgers and vor with families from Califor AND , MORE FUN OUT OF CLEANING THE POND are absolutely certain of the BY AL VERMEER ^ ^ .t n Mwur v m Muwmuarr^ this field, the CunUffe Motor McOouble (dieeseburgers to sat nia to Florida. Taking care of a MEMORIAL GO. PRISCILLA’S POP THAN '*XJ HAVE SRATINa ON IT " ji ^gT] Sales, located on Rt. 83 In Ver very best job being done. The isfy the heartiest of appetites, MOUNT VERNON 858 BURNSnii!. AVE. crowd o f people is no problem Opposite East Oemeteiy • IM« kf MIA. Ik. T M. vi W NO NEED FER BHOVELIM^ non Just above the traffic cir prices are extremely reasonable These sell for Just 28c for the TEMPEST OUT IN THE COLD, • , EAST IIARTHIRD and they will be happy to give at McDonald’s for bus loads of cle.. They know just where to HtdJouble hanMmrger and S8c 30 to 40 people have been served ON ACCOUNTOFA »KL WHISKEY an esUmate on any ^ n t Job. fOr the McDouble cheeseburger. Quality Momorlab I WITH A HEART O’ GOLD/ 2 8 9 - 6 3 3 3 look for the first formation of many times. McDonald’s Is a SALES and SERVICE nist, and can treat It before the DuPont paints have a reputa Instead of one hamburg or 86 Proof Power and Hand Tools tion for holding their color guid landmark for strangers for Over 80 Years Ezperlenee damage is widespread. Once a cheeseburger in a bun, you get they know that the food Painting and Decorating spot of rust is formed It keeps sheen, and jvhen these fine two hamlMirga in the one bun Full Quart paints are used by skilled work served is good food and that PAUL D0D8E Tools on gmwing, eating right and two cheeseburger in a tan C o l 649-5807 Garden and l.and Tools men, you are bound to get a the prices are moderate. through the metal, unless it is gle bun, and if you have ever The menu consists of ten PONTIAC^ INC. Baby, Household. Party f/roperly treated. If there is fine job. Face spring in a car A. AIMETTL Prep. that looks brand new with a tasted either a hamburg or Items—hamburgers, cheeseburg and Banquet Supplies any question in your min-d as to cheeseburger from McDonald's UTS Mein SL—Tel. 649-2S81 Invalid Needs paint job by Cunliffe Motor ers. french fries, coke, root Harriaon SL, Maacheetae VICHI'S the tnorease of meting in cars Sales. you know just what a real treat beer and orange drinks, diso today, look around, more and There is no problem In match is in store for you. *rry one to triple-thick milk shakes, vanil V PACKAGE STORE more cars, some of them rela ing colora at Cunliffe Motor day. In fact, take the whole la, chocolate and strawberry, tively new ones, show every Sales, and whether your car is family down for this delicious coffee, milk and hot chocolate. 20 BISSELL ST. Custom Mads thing from small mst spots to a ('omestir or foreign one there food. You know that only qual If you have not tried McDon TODRAINE STEVENSON’S entire panels eaten away. 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SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL bly, maintenance, and repair of Materials Knowledge oi Universe material near or tethered to Todays Radio FREE ESTIMATES SUNDAYS the space station by astronauts Lower Level of the Parkade VEAM.lTSBEENA in space suits. 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. By DR. I. M. LEVITT '^tical telescope to permit radlo- 649-6324 1bU6H Outside The MOL WOBC—1360 CLOSED MONDAYS T u r i v p i k e Dlrector The Fels Planetarium ' metric studies of objects ob 1:00 Chip Thompson Once the astronauts can leave 3:06 Jim Nettleton Of The Franklin Institute served with the optical tele the space station, an entirely 6:0o Chip Thompson A U T O B O D Y Manchester Maying The launching of a Manned scope. And radio astronomers 8:06 Raynor Shines would have a field day for radio new array of experiments can 1:0U News. Sign Off and Trucking C a. Orbital Laboratory (MOL) will be performed. These would deal tflesc’ope of enormous size W n C —1680 herald tremendous gains in sci with astronaut mobility in 1:00 News DON WILLIS Osfrinsky ence, technology^ and prestige could be installed along with space. The more scientiata 2:00 Metropo ilan Opera the other telescopes in the zero 6:00 Monitor indicates James B. Edson of study the process mo'ving " g " en'vlronment. o i 6:00 News. Sports and Weather DEALER IN WASTE NASA's Office of Advanced Re- around outride the MOL, the 6:30 Monitor GARAGE MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI WRECKER •earch and Technology. The From the space station the more serious the problem ap 7:06 Keyboard Rhvthms MATERIALS presence of a man in a space 7:15 Major Choice 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 entire earth could be scrutinized pears. Tethering leads to com 7:30 Monitor station with his powers of judg with tele.scopes, . photometers, plications in which high “ g" 10:30 Just Jazx ment arid modification in the and other Instruments to study forces are induced. A self-ma 11:00 News RASS, IRON /■JS * iu ie MCSNIN0 1 <3o r THATfe AU^THaze IlMSAV/NCWHATI 11:30 Starlight Serenade Speeiallring In ’ ourse of expjerlements will en solar-flare - connected distrub- neuvering unit strapped to the 1:00 Sign Off tJPAND PUTMV a O H 6 6 l©TDTHe67CT?y? DID TWISAFIEPNCON hance the chances of success In ances and relate these to the astronaut’s back' may not be SCRAP METAL BUZZ SAWYER BY'ROY CRANE A WBAY—Olf BRAKE SERVICE ONANDI WENTOUT.^ RjeiH^eaaueui Service experiments that can only be solar particle Influx before it workable unless the rocket 1:00 Bub Sirkin performed off the earth. reaches the earth’s surface. thrust line passes directly 6:30 Bob Siricin Show R R d jS\NP another blow before his ASSAlANf Of 7:80 Dance Party Front End ARgnment PAPER t v CRUMPLES TO THE GROUND. v/euy&jze.. While the space station which Shielding for protection from through the center of mass of 10.30 Tonight at Mv Place Sincerity Dr. Edson visualizes Is seventy- space radiations could be the astronaut. If there la a mia- 13:00 Siam Off 781 PARKEB ST. fs£V ■>G five feet In diameter, the pro checked In orbit. The signific allgnment, tbe astronaut could WPOP—1416 Gonerd^tBpair Work TbL 648-5785 or 64S-S87U posed MOL will be but ten feet ant point about these experi 1:00 Joel Cash Where Personal be sent into an uncontrollable 6:00 Bill Hughes Consideration. in diameter. UnllHe the large ments Is that the astronaut can spin. There are many aspects 10:00 Mad Daddy Is A Tradition doughnut spkee station, the modify the experiments on the of this problem which can only 12:00 Jerry Gordon MMiwe MOL will not rotate so that it .spot to define the hazardous be studied in space. WINF—1*86 400 Adaiii Street will be in a zero "g" or weight features of the radiatlcms. Vari Power represents a signific 1:00 CBS News ABC APPLIANCE CAMPING less state while orbiting. For ous. shielding materials with a 1:16 Showcase [ C^^wofciCBt... ^Swwiafibirl ant need In space and with man 6:00 News, Weather and Sports JCAu. i jJUa,<4A this reason basic experiments complement of small smimals in the space station experi 6:16 Showcase REPAIRS EGUIPMENT which require both a “ g” field may reveal the hazards and 7:30 CBS Dimension DUCO and DULUX REFINISHING ments can be undertaken to 8:16 Life Line and a zero "g" field cannot be perhaps Indicate ways to cir test the efficiency of the vari 41 "OAK ST. Tents, Cote, SleeplM naga, 8:3b Shoe case of Jan Air Mattreaaea, Storee, fW TO M ALARM BELL STILL CLANGING, pursued. However, there are a cumvent them. ous power supplies which have 12:30 Sign Off Tel. 649-8879 • ,NM tp NfA. Ik . TJN. b f . US. N» Off. 166 MIDDLE TURNFIKE, WEST vast number of experiments in been proposed and are being Liuitoms WBUZ ANO PHIL SPRINT THRU THE GARDEN I f Another area where man can PltTHS WITH SHOUTS AND THE SOUND MANCHESTER many categories which can and play a major role as an ob fabricated for use in the cur REPAIRS ON— must be performed. server is in meteorological stud rent satellites. Scientists in MANCHESTER OF RUNNING FEET COMING C LO SER Suburbia First Aid Class Grills, Electric Irons, BEHIND THEM. CAPTAIN EASY The opportunities to do basic ies of the eartli. Here the as dicated that in time tens of- kil SURPLUS SALES CO. BY LESLIE TURNER 6 4 3 - 7 0 4 3 research in the space environ tronaut can add to the story owatts must be available for Toasters, Percolators, Vacuum Cleaners, Heaters, 169 N. MAIN ST. ment offers exciting possibili generated by the TIROS satel peak loads at the space station at Depot Square Today" ties to the scientists. One of the lites to give meteorologists a and a proven system is neces Fans, Sewing Machines MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD VBAH., / IM5H TUIB4, tMCAUlM* TOR CAPTAIM Won BUT HE ACTED LIKE IT (M5 HE FINALLY AGREED TOGO S B E \ most intriguing experiments in greater hold on the forecasting sary to provide this' energy. Open DaUy to 9i00 P.M. TW5 » VEA4Y. HB 5AIP TO UST VOU KHOW tVfij URSEUr THAT VOU COME BEE HIM ’*'6HT! SUr HE IsUPPOSE BASYE volves the constancy of the of weather. We know the value They point out that many of aid course. Which this ’ All work guaranteed J. FARR — 648-7111 CHARLEY, IM TH‘ ALONE. >He WAS HURT IN A CAR PIPNT RECOGNIZE TH* NAME! 7 HEAP iuiKlED THE MAGAZINE OF speed of light. We bllthefully in of weather satellites In the de the "first-generation” experi completed its second ses WHO ARE ACCIDENT Nieifr BEFORE LAST! Reuben Plen’s I WOULDN'T HAVE, NOMIJUSTONCMORETHING, i PLEASANT PLACES dicate this Is 186,800 miles per tection of major storms. P e r ments will have modest power will hold the remaining • HE VIMS GOING EITHER—IF ITHADNT MATES— MW'/WD >tX/ TJPWb BARRIT? I CAPTAIN second but actually there ap haps With an observer In the requirements. They also believe classes in a new location. TO MAKE SURE BEEN FOR THE SHERIFF/ \ HEADQUARTERS TO DROWN B A R R IT ? B A S Y T Texaco Sfafion A MONTHLY FEATURE pears to be a slight variation picture detailed information on that human muscle power will VOU DIDN'T 6 0 THAT'S WHY I CAME RIGHT )-STILL HOPINGTOl VER in this speed. This variation is the build-up and dissipation of play a significant role because WATKINS-WEST Call 644-1111 FREE, BILL/ HERE FROM RIVEROALE 381 Main Street OF YOUR HOMETOWN it is versatile and can be. di MU> BO near the limit of measure the storms m ay.be derived. FOR REPAIRS, THANK HU One of the most critical Items rectly controlled by man. Mus FUNERAL ments that the validity of this REPLACEAfENT Phone 643-9149 DAaV NEWSPAPER variation has been questioned. to be investigated is the integ cle power may play a . much Scientists feel that In the hard rity of space suits and their op larger role than is commonly Center, 39 School St. SERVICE ON ALL TYPES OF Hydramatic Transmission vacuum of space they can re erations under vacuum condi anticipated in the primitive Officials of the Manch< !■ » Repntrlng Manrl|PBtpr solve this problem and obtain tions. They could also test the MOL’S. Office and the First Aid In- ORMAND J . WEST All Work Guaranteed aVdefinlUve value' for the speed feasibility of using miniature, The environment of the MOL etructors group are enthuri ■ r ' ^CCMMiPCIAl . 1 affords scientists a unique op Texaco Lubrication Service of Iteht collapsible alriocks to permit over the acceptance of * Director AAvancee In Astronomy astronauts to leave or enter the portunity for a varied and sus 11 jx e/uitum J lEDPittni) ijpraUi tained research program in the We Give Green Stamps The astronomer would find space station with minimum i 142 E. CENTER ST. this area exciting, for a tele loss cf their precious air sup physical and biological scienc es. Studies now under way to scope placed in orbit would ply. Dr. Edson 'indicates that t Manchester’s Oldest WOODCOCK open up vast new vistas to him. "igloons” —large plastic enve detail the experiments will es tablish the priorities for their ’ With Finest Facilities REFRI6ERATI0N CO. It Is contemplated that reflect lopes with zippers—could be the Manchester' ,Croes of ing telescopes from 20 to 100 used to encapsulate bulky piec execution. The results of these DAVY JONES BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS space studies and experiments fice. inches in diameter could be or es of hardware in space to be Inetructora participating MR, ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY later Inflated with air to pro are destined to shape our ex bited along with an Infrared this blase are First Aid Chair -■Sh vide working space for assem ploration plans for the future. mirror concentric with the op- man Joeeph McOooe, Aest. OUR OIVERS’WMO 'K KN TO HAVE Copyriglit 1964 IT IS TIME TO STOP WENT AFTEfr VOU ^ General Fesitures Corp. Chief Sedrick Straughen, iTteANSV^ MAAAA-THAT SO UN DS / VtJKiyUK! PLAYING GAMES... FAILED TO RETURN..^ risted by Police Sgt. Ro W H A T ^ F O R CREATION V E R Y EX O TIC AND THEREfeMORE WE KNOW VOU TWO BUT THAT DOED NOT NIKE SITES CLOSE Lannan. PINNER? 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CBS W ins Golf’Now Normal, Last Weekend of Training G rid Pact Palmer Out Front W ith Pros SAN FRANCISCO (A P )—GoH « back to normal— NEW YOKK (AP)—How Arnold Palmer i§ on top. , ^ ^ hia For Gold Medal Aspirants high Is ap? What la the Minua the usual cigarettes but m P^*^**®* ^ ' t Hmit for televteloa la Ha sensational iron game f< ^ h «J irst Ume^thw^yew^^ free-whe«llng flnanelal bid* ding for sports? After the $50,000 —Lucky . International ^ . TTMVQRPTTPK a iia+riM'S-unusuia development threatened^'dent was returning: trom prac-^practice ^ <*>«ki8 after a l»ut with flu. Re- aew f28.t mllion deal the Open Friday with a flv e-u n d ^ IN N S B R U O K , A u a t n a y ^ both officials and ath- tice in an Au.strian army truck A vicUiu of another fall last i tumin* to the ice was Eddie Ru- Columbia Broadcasting States Pros par 66 and 188 total at the half (AP) — Olsnnpic gold medal J , Friday, i when it hit a bump. Sunday. KoUarek said. "1 may , dolph of Northbrook. 111., speed System made with the Na way mark. -* a s p im it s e n tw e d th eir la st touching off fears that fresh; “ I was bracing myself againsfe.be better off if 1 quit jum p-; skaUng star who had been side- tional Fotball League, the He took a one-stroke lead vAolranH « f frAiiiinff tod a v snow Tnisrht ruin the meticulous- a sled when the bob broke loose jHng.** ! lined with a severe head cold. celling appears to be mi- over Don January into today’s Jv^and-^^^ runs. Weekend' and banged against another I Not all of the newa was bad j Dave Hicks of Duluth. Minn., Blast Talk h o p e fu l of averting injuries - ^ .j,.. ..JJ jygl tor t^e United states. Balfans, j another training casualty, was Umlted. third round at rain-softened Although Oommlslshney Harding Park municipal course. that have taken a -heavy happened that my fingers were; who had been out of action with ‘ eacpected back on the ski Jump Pete Roselle declined to By Ribicoff Seven other men w'ere within toll at the Winter Games I Because of a lack of snow, o f-! riglU there, between the tw o! a cold, worked out Friday. I today. He has recovered from announce the other bids 'ficials have had the downhill sleds.” i jumping 249 and 254 feet Bal- back and shoulder injuries sus- five strokes of the lead; Slt«. opened Friday, It was Mason Rudolph, 135. < ' V . The United States incurred a and slalom ski courses hand- Coach Stan Benham said fan*, of Minneapolis, was out- tained Thursday, learned tiint ABC bid $26.1 HARTFORD (AP) — The packed with hundreds of ton's of it will take at least a month for distanced only by Dieter Neuen- All of the Olympic athletes Dave Ragan and Ray Floyd, damaging setback Friday as million nnd NBC I21J146.- Connecticut section of the Pro mow brought in by truck from Handly’s hand to heal. dorf of West Germany who will be vying thta year for gold fessional Golfers Association, 136. , w John Handly. senior pilot of the 000. How would you like Jerry Steelsmlth and Jack bobsled squad, suffered a com remote areas Skier.s practicing Gene KoUarek, who with John soared 256 feet. medals that actually are gold, to offer $20 million and Isn’t laughing at Sen. Abraham on the runs Friday said the Balfanz will head the U.S. sk i; Two other Americans resumed In the past the medals have been Riblcoff’a jibes at electric golf Rule, i37. ^ ^ pound fracture of three fingers lose? Tommy Jacobe and George courses were e.xcellent. jumping team, was sidelined for practice. Jean Saubert of Lake- gold-plated. But officials said cars. of his left hand. He will be lost The $28Jt mllton covers Bayer, 138. to the Americana for the games Bobsledder Handly was a vie- at least two days with a twisted view, Ore., the Alpine skier who Friday the Austrian awards will The Connecticut pros have Um of a freak accident. Tlie left ankle. KoUarek, of Duluth, is .^ e United Slates’ top hope be gold, each having a value the rights for all of the 98 voiced ”a very firm objection” Rudolph, Ragan and Floyd which start next Wednesday. NFL games In 1964 nnd At the same time, a new and 40-year-old Malone, N.Y., resi- Minn., fell on the second of two for a gold medal, was back on of 1360. to Rlbicoffs speech Wednesday each fired 67’s Friday—eocond 1966. Tliat breaks down night in New York in which he only to Palmer’s bogeyless to $14.1 million a year. Un called golf cars “Uie worst haz der league policy, the 14 round. ard to the enjoirment of golf clubs divide the money <•1 was hitting the irons real Returns in on Olympic Village evenly. T ^ t comes to since the invention of the sand I holes,” said Palmer, about $1 million each. Oa trap.” ! golf’s all-time money-winning a per game basis that Is Rlbicoff also blamed cars for earner of nearly $130,- $148,000. a decline in the number of cad-1 1063. Food OK; Beds Hard, As the $28.2 million Is dies. Indeed, he hit them so eloss more than three times the “Golf carts did not eliminate that none of his birdie putts $9.3 million CBS paid for caddies,” said Wendell Ross, was longer than six feet. Twice the two-year rights In president of the Connecticut he approached within a foot of Organization Chaotic 1962, there is speculation PGA, in a statement last night. the cup and another time plant that the bidding for the “They were forced on us by ! ed the ball within two feet. championship game may the lack o f caddies aa wert the | He seemed a different Palmer INNSBRUCK, Austria ► The competition sites are scat go aa high as $2Ji nniUlon. hand carts before the g o lf;j as for the second straight day — The returns are in o tered through the nearby moun The title game brought carts. I he went without cigarettes, fol- tains, and the bus service l.sn’t Olympic Village. $926,000 Inst year under “We believe that the golf cart I lowing a resolution he made The verdict: very well organized yet. the contract with NBC. has contributed a great thing' But the food drew cheers . Wednesday night. Food—Good. which e.\plred with that for the game of golf and that it I from almost everywhere. I "If I can keep hitting elase Beds—Hard. game. The title game bid is here to stay.” i' to the hole, there won’t be any Saints* Jim D’Errico HJut-Creepg’ Paul W aickowgki for Potfiession Som e Cheer, Others Just Bite llieir NaUs Organisation—Chaotic, The only problem was the Ross said the Connecticut North Koreans, who apparently ding will be held in March. frustration,” he laughingly re- improving. rival American Foot PGA’a Tournament Committee brought the Cold War with ‘ plied when asked if > his end of Most of the athletes ball League was an intei^ voted Unanimously to “take a smoking raised any psychologi- cheeked in. The skiers them. very firm objection to S en .! , They are in their first Olym feted party for it is work among the last to ing on the last year of a They’ve been scattered pics, with a team of .speed TOe junior Senator from ^ n - skaters, and to date appear to five-year 'contract with Europe looking for snow. .ABO by which It geto $2,- necticut told the national scrambled to a third- Saints Tack First Setback on Eagles, 34-29 There is very litUe of that es have done almost nothing ,bUt awards dinner of the Metropoli-, complain about the goulash. 860.000. The network was sential ingredient in Innsbruck, on the phone with the AFL tan Golf Writers Association i ^ ^«^*’** but the practice runs have been The South Koreans are a Open, but slumped to 15th at office as noon nk the NFl, that the carts deprive golfers of San Diego and didn’t even make packed by hand at at least most much more jovial lot, although exercise and “not only lead to contract was announced. ! the cut at last week's Crosby. of the big rocks are covered up. one of them was widely sus- puffed out waistlines but multl-blgamist for So was NBC, looking to The games open next 'Wednes-1 pected as a the future. puffed up scores aa well.” Sports Viewing Pulz Leads Assault day and run until Feb. 9. H om e; some time. ' Nine Game Streak tor the athletes from 86 coun-' On his registration form he SATURDAY tries are spanking modem listed seven wives. It turned out - 1 r$ 1 SI75,000 Damages apartments, circled by a barbed: he was really single, and by 1Los Angeles invitational indoor 2:86—Challenge Golf eled by Austrian soldiers. | names of his father, mother. track and field meet. The two poles he regularly uses for his soaring perform Halted in Thriller The chaperon of the Japanese | brothers and sisters, Spells Out NBA Triumphs NEW YORK (AP) — Warrefi Channel E Limping noticeably before the game, including a 'walk FISHING girl's team said the place looked The Austrian press has raked ances were misplaced while he was flying to California and Fennel had to re Spahn. pitching ace of the Mil 4 pjm —Golf Classle across the center of the floor during the jayvee game in like a concentration ■ the North Koreans over pretty waukee Braves, is demanding . By HOWIE HOLCOMB Channel 8. sort to a substitute. KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY her. well, complaining that they BOSTON (AP) — Aging, Yet the Celts’ boss. Red $175,000 damages tor what he 4:80—Sports Speld, wet and damp inside and much to keep their team In the Up to the final four minutes,; Foster P, 10-9. only a single hoop. game despite their took of Sit Louis HawikB’ prolific point- 3 3 9 out, you are likely to be handed makier, should pass Schayes as Newington was very itluch to I - 1 3 4 167 lbs. Ray Lewis M, decis- The Saints had trouble too. poixtta (a total of nine between 3 7 thia drink: tiwo ounces good the oU-timie leading scorer to the game, Rockville led at the' 8 A T L A N T A (A P ) — T h e ^ Harrison also said Tech would ^ In 1982-57 Tech won an impre- loned Grupe P, 6-2. 'With five minutes to play in the them). Brunelle 0 0 0 bourbon, two ounces maple sy Tonight Against Platt 177 lbs. Kaweeki P, d^islon- Baseball, Pro Football Live Amiably the Noitional Barikebball Aasoci- half, 84-26 and 44-88 after three 0 0 0 ranks of the big time inde- be very cautious about entering cedented six games in six con- first half Joe Oranski fell to The final teoo rup (tapped locally), two ounces ed Gworek M, 8-0. aitkm. periods, trailing by but tour conference. “ We would secutive years. This record still the floor on hto shoulder and were: St. Thomas 18 ^ 61 (26 Totals ...... 14 14 46 boiling water. Don’t say no it pendent football teams was Until Friday night, the 36- p ^ t s . However, at this point, ? . A ! FWa aAVMA ossawW1 Asmsm *' Wa stands. Unlimited—Oreszco P, decis- was removed from the game. St. per cent) and Bast IS for 42 you like different, ex cit^ new Increased by one today as i loned Wiley M, 5-2. year-old Schayes wee the only Now that the horrors of playing in Bulkeley High’s Now the SEC is down to 11 Side by Side, Dodgers^ Boss Claims Thomas Coach Tom Gaudette (31 per cent). Only 19 person flavors. “torture chamber” are over, Manchester High’s basket Georgia Tech’s 31 - year teams, including Alabama. Au said after the game it was fear- player in NBA htotory to score Rec Volleyball Tech has won o r shared the als were (tolled as the (^(tiala more Uton 19,000 career potots. tenure in the Southeastern burn, Florida. Georgia. Ken ad the shoulder was dislocated. soRietimeB seemed reluctant to Idle Indian Five MORE LANTERN LIGHT ball team can return to more friendly (and more spa pbeer and pretzels. On Simdsy. Pettit Joined him with an 18- Conference came to an ^ s ^ '’i M^S«"Md iMi* i^uisi^'stotr'MissTs- S tatc C lu bs Lose, LOS ANGELES (NEA)^ Blast openod two quick leads toot the whistle deiqrite the a m e b j o a n l e a g u e You’ll be surprised how ranch cious) surroundings. The Indians are at t h e ^ S Arena i^ e s —m 1939,9 1943-44 ano 19S1- ^.pp. Mississippi, Tennes- ’ THE MATCHMAKER he can watch pro football. It point p^orm an ce in S t Ixnito’ Hall Tilt Leader ------^tonight for a CXTL battle with — Don’t try to prove by E. i — ait the Btart of both halves, bredaing action imdsr the 110-99 loss to Boston. w . L. more light a regular kerosene abrupt end. see, Vanderbilt and ’Tulane. h J-yp I lltfiT O1110'ht makes a nice weekend. He ean I Platt of Meriden—starting at 8 Dr. Edwin P. Harrison, Toch but couldn’t hold the advant boards. East made three of Schayes meanwhllie, b o w his tVatkins ...... 17 4 lantern throws out If yon line a The Yellow Jackets, sporting SEC Commissioner Bernie , ^ J. (Buzzie) Bavasi that' even bring the little lady. age ektber time, live Saints led nine tries, the Bainta oonneet- half o f It with alnmlnum foil, o’clock. A jayvee prelim opens president, dropped a bombshell “W e don’t' want ’em all to Philadelphia 76ers break their Form paid off to al three CLviitan ...... 10 5 a bowl record of 11-5, were the Moore says it will remain that i ------professional football has | / V T % i'E at tee end of the first quainter, ed on eight of 12. 8 light can also be fo e n s s e d Subs Do Job at 6:30. mto the usually placid SEC first team to appear to the five way at least until next year. | NEJW HA VEIN (A P )—C^uin- ourselves. Why would we an five-game losing streak wite a scheduled CXTL games lost West S id e s ...... 13 The visiting Panthers were meeting in Atlanta Friday by knotted baseball out of the i 11-10 and then managed a IS Summary; 134-111 decision over Oincln- U Sc R Const...... 14 10 where yon want it. major bowls—Rose, Sugar. Cot precluding the possibility that nlpdac and University of Bridge-. nounce at our games when the IS halftime tie despite their St. Tlwmiw (14) night. The two Bristol schools one of Manchester’s earty vic announcing Tech’s withdrawal. Florida State or Memphis State port, the only Coimeetlout col- j as the prestige sport in Rams are playing? We Just nati while Ixm Angeles downed Blast Sides ...... a... 2 19 ton, Orange and Gator — and fadlure to s o o n a bosket. They P B Central and Eastern, each 20 A s Shooters tims — falling by a 45-38 count Harrison didn’t even give the might take Tech’s place this lege basketball teams to action Amerlca. * want to get pt>opIe out to sport 0 GransM ...... I San F)ranld Manchester shoot In the swirl of controversy will be played tonight the baseball world, “ to the siphoned off some of the best 1 Nedoeko . finished the game with a career The scores were Central 54, vs. 'WlaiUdna; Thun., 8:46, Con ing performance in a two-point JLOS The Eagles’ run was at 3 ParteMno M Leaving their senlcra oit heme, which f the leaxitng scorer tor the Pan ‘’I'$>beat the 11-5 uivdendog to the A B C B 7t> 'vld.tote whittled away and 2 Waickowiki . . . 8 Hawk spurt in which Pettit Standings Army A Navy ...... , ; 12 classmen notched the 33rd con- ing a big time independent such City SUte. j Stadium a couple of tiers below, out of high school. We don't . . . 1 (W) 3 thers wl'th help from Chris punch moat o t the time and "7tXSi>BT^a.' finally with 4:04 left. Bob Val .. . 3 1-3 5 scored H straight points, the Liberty Mlutual ...... 16 aecuti’ve Manchester 'victory Notre Dame, Army, Navy beat fain) before and I wiU beat The New Yoric A. C. team ie the turf patched yellow by win- want those four years wasted. W. Pet. Siavrackias and BUI St. Onge. landed more often. There ware enUne’s bariket gave them a .. . 0 (Ml 0 OeHlcs retaliated with 10 points .889 Qus’a .. ...a...... 12 and Miami, 11,™ again.” a powerhouse that now has a I ter. Buzzie reached into his “ Besides, today the dollar .. . 0 0-1 0 Manchester . ....8 over a three year period, and Oomplettog the starting unit no knockdo^vns. 80-29 mainrin. to a row for a 51-38 margin. R^ntimy ‘ .a ...... '. . 8 Gone, as of June 10 when the; _ . .. record of 10 rictorios without a ' desk. talks." Maloney ..., ....9 .813 displayed the power that may are John McGovern and John withdrawal becomes official, are I was Argentina Oregwo All three officiala had it a t Thomas oontroKed play is Totola ...... 18 84 38 They leter led by 31 points 86- .636 Nazorena ...... 6 loss. John O’Connor led it "Look,” he motioned. ’* I got Annual Average Central ...... 7 be expected of next year’s team. Oliver. 6-3-1 to rounds tor Peralta, thereafter. As Eagle Coach Don Scow^at half: IMS. tie. 64. Watkins "B” ...... 2 The fine local pertotmance the comforttog confines of a c o n - i ^ * * ® , ^ ^ * ™ * scoring with 18 points, while season tickets to everything. Buzzie asked his sercetary E a s te m ...... 7 .636 Mianchester is expected to ference where a team can al- ^ ^ The Aseociated Press scorcard Coach Schayes, w h o has aviitah "B” ...... 0 Eld Quirk added 16 and Toni I ’m very fond o f football people. to bring in the president's re tTatt ...... 6 .600 was led by Alan Morrison’s ex open -with its rsmal quintet of ways be assured of schedSling '1 for hght heavyweight had Peralta to front 7-3. scored 76 points in 11 of his Wethersfield ... .4 .400 Schedule — Tuen, 8, dvktan cellent 136, with teammate John a fellow member. I Willie Patorano too Lynch 15. Bridgeport was led "We had good years when we port. In it, the salaries of 249 team’s 46 games, watched from Oo-Captsdn Paul Quaanltsch- Peralta weighed- 1801* a . . . 8 .300 vs. Watkins; Wed., 8, Ous’s ■vs. Rothwell’e 183 the only other _ , . I The handsome. 28-vear-oid by Howie Bernstein with 14. first came out here because major leagne pjayera were aver Coventry Remains Tied for Lead the b en ch as Philadelphia Conard .... ka, Bob Bhrans, Bob Escavicb, pounds but said he will have no . a . . 8 . .273 Teaetters, 8:46, Arm y A Navy ctver 180 score in the match. Gon^ also, are the restnc- g^uth American clinched a Down seven points . at the ! people knew what the Coliseum aged and came to $19,500 annu dropped Cincinnati four games Windham ... Duke Hutchinscto and Carl tlons of a conference, where a trouble making the light ...0 11 .000 vs. Rotary. Mike Johnson, Tom L«ev*tt, and title fight with Paatrano last half. Quinniplac cut the margin , was ilks from going to Ram ally. That’s still more than the behind first-place Boeton in the Hall ...... HohenthaL Randy Smith, who team has to schedule a certain he*,\'y hmit of 175. Thornton sophom2. Pats Edge Rival Rham 45-41 pleted the sooting. successive decision victory over TTie Argentine has a winning j second half, but Jersey City because they w'«nt to see the "Somebody said last fall that Lm Angelee increased Its ing cause againat Bulkeley, be eligible for the championship. The Indians are to Walling Jack Staunooe and Bob Bran- TTiomton. of Fi-eano, Calif., in streak of 27 and an u n b e a t e n State’s tight zone d e fe n s e Dodgers play. Reeves’ payroll was more than Western IMvlsion lead to 314 Opportunities abound now tor ford today tor a prep school a tele^dsion 10-rounder at string of 47. His record ie 45- ■ «taUed the drive. ”ln a big city with divwrsifled mine.” he continued. “Gver games over San Francisco and South Windsor Checks Ace nick are the top reservea ehancM to play intersectional W ith Strong Fourth Quarter match with Ohoate, and enter Cucrentiy pegged at 8-3 end gamea with other sriioolB. Madison Square Garden.. 1-2. He lost his first fight on The leading scorers were Paul interest, one sport helps the $500,000.1 don’t want to got In S t Louis. Wilt (teamberlain led all tain Bristol Btostem at home on with eeven gaimee left. Men- Then, too, there is the fact Matchmaker Teddy Brenner cuts to Peru’s Mauro Mins, Yates of Jersey Chty State and other. The first thing when the to a debate, but mv 24 me-n- got Boorera with 41 'points. Jerry Monday; the squad win be at cheeter needs but a pair of wins that « loni« ^^Ul havrto^ ^ ’niorwton’s record is 29-5-1. John Logan of Qutoniptac, 'with basketball Lakers came out over $500,000, and tbat'e not SKANDINGS Rafter tbs last period began And Defeats Ellington, 64-49 i here, I gave Lou Mohs (their Rham had held the lead at the West had 84 tor the Lakers. full strength for both matcfaeB. to qimlify tor aitother joust in ahare its s l i c e d bowl earnings -Monday to negotiate 21 and 20. respdeUvely. including the coaches and the W. L. Pot. Paatrano and his man Tonight’s s^edule: Kings I general manager) our season i managers. Or the 15 other play- first quarter, 8-7, and at the the aeas A post-season CHAO with the SEC and the remaining I Coventry ...... 7 .876 MaiMdiester (896) ager, Angelo Dundee for the Point at Central Conneotihut f ticket list.” I era we carry on option. For us, end of the third, 80-26. In be STANDINGS ^average. Don Zabllansky and Tournament. $1 schools. Basrball Signings ...7 .876 Morrison ...... 99 87 186 promised championship con The football Rams wanted to ! $750,000 to more like it.- A.von ..a..... tween Coventry managed an IS Scholastic BasketbaU W L Pet. leadership with 14 each. Only other activity on to Harrison and Bobby Dodd, (the Central Blue Davila are un- Ro(d(y Hill .. . 6 .760 RothweU ...... 100 83 163 test in March or April. defeated: Qutonipiac at South- , move into tfie Dodgers home at "Don’t forget. Football can IS edge at the half. South Windsor ....4 0 1.000 Dennis Murphy again paced day’s echediAe ts a CXUL Swim head coach and athletic director, N.ATION.AL LEIAOITE Cronowell ...... 4 .671 JohiMMn . eeteesee 81 179 “If we make it for March it ern Connecticut; New Haven | Chavez Ravine because Dan get off the nut to the exhibition Bill Locke connected for 12 Norwich 61, Blast Hartford 46. BHUngton aa...... 8 2 .600 6outh Windsor, accumulating meet ttist puts ManetaeMer to believed the advantages out- Milwaukee—Pitcher Warren Rham ...8 .429 Levitt ...... 93 79 177 will go in the Garden.” said at Pace; Wlllimantic State at j Reeves, their owner, thought he season. Their risk to that if you points and Dan Storm added 10 Bloomfield 86, Windsor Locks Stafford ...... 2 8 .400 18 points. Ralph Rusoo added W M t Hertford against Oonard. waigbed the disadvantages. But Spahn and shortstop Wesley ...2 .280 ... eaeseeae 93 77 170 Brennw. “If It’s tor April, it Portlaad ..i.. to pace the wlnnem. Gary Rob Suffield ...... 2 8 .400 12. ^ Genta thay didn’t seem too happy Bales. North Adams State; and Brown i could jack his season ticket lose the first two games, the Bast Bamptfin ...1 X25 64. loath Wladaor <4U most hkiely will be in New Or erts aocounted for 11 and Pat East Windsor .....1 4 .200 ahmik leaving, nor did the other Los .Angeles — PHeher Ron St (toast Gusnl 1 eeies up to 40 or 45,000 to Wal- season to dead.” Bason ...... 1 .126 Valley Regional 64, Vlnal B F Pt 'Wlloox Tech (886) leans or Xas Vegas. Pastraho ______^______1 ter O’Malley’s eyrie atop the Dougan 10 for Rham. Murphy ...... * 0 18 members express joy at Tech’s Perron oski. I The Dodgetii run a ceetly Tbch 14. Olsen ...... 87 92 179 favora New Orieans.” burrowed mountain. Summary: Wilcox Tech 73, Prince Tech Holding high-scoring Carl Dawson soBasssess* 76 178 Sports Schedule dtapmture. Olnclnnati--Outfielder Vada year-round operation, with It wasn’t until the fourth WsItkuB Di lucka ...... 97 Paatrano rooted for ’Thorn Mooradian Named Cmdittoas Attractive - Oaveatrr <4$) 43. Carlson pretty well In check. 163 Up. until Harrison’s aanounco- Pinson. three scouts on 12-months call, quarter that Coventry took con Baker .. Gonzales eeaeBBBB *93 67 ton. He admited the Oal-iforni- Before Reevea decided to stay Maloney 6E William Hall 47. South 'Windsor grabbed an early Rusao .. OBaBosssaBSosssso SMDt-riiititered the composure Chicago — Shortstop Andrew ttoring the winter, veteran WaRer .. e e e e #•*« B b8 ® 78 161 trol but then It was tor keeps Uxdce .. Ooodtn ••••SBBsseeeeeeeB THIN ICE— Mrs. Joan gatnrday, Sm s. S6 of the meeting, there was h c ^ an would be easier for him. Rodgers. DURHAM, N- H. (A P):r- in the Colioeum. which made its i players work out at the Sta Morrison •#•#•••#•••ease•• 0 0 New Britain 86, Fitch 73. lead over Elltniriun Ihat night ...... 88 72 160 and tbs Patriots scored a 45- Rohlln . aaaseaeseaesassBS Beaumiar FtoSt St fitenefaestST, $ p m Jar • oeoqpromlM which would He’s all even in three fights Plttsbiugb______— Shortstop______Juho Andy Mooradian has boien conditions more attractive be-^ dium oh Monday, W e^eeday TarbeU .••*••••••••••■•••• ! a Bristol Central 64, Conard 48. at South Windsor and went on Gauthier may be skat with *nioniton but was drubbed Ctotav andpitaier Tom I^roons' i named aasiatant athletic diree- cause of the pressure of a pos-, 41 victory over nsighboriiv H y m s OS e •••••• ••••4* Bristol Eastem 81, Windham to defeat the Purple Knlgfata, Totals . » $44 other MiMtohsster ssores: < Swtamitag — MSnefawtisr sfc heap Taeb in. But even though and .Friday; rooklea take over ••ssess«ss*as4eesees i ing on thin ice, but it’s ir. hia only nMOting with per- tor at the University of New etble move to Cfiiaves Ravine,, Rham. Hto win kept the Pato 41. 64-49, The win continued the tea 140 mla waa navar voted on, on Tueeday and Thursduy, then tied with Avon atop the stand- StOTTS S9»«ss*«sssa«e4a»e«e smastBa (te) better than falling Baxter, 168; Penny, IM ; Series, it was a virtual certainty that alta, in Miami Beach last Sep AMBBIOAN LEAGUE Hampshire hut will continue as ^ Buzzie wasn’t too eager to tiOce; ptoy gamee at Huntington Park. BUdllk sssas9aeeeesas6«e«se Plalnville 58, Glastonbury 62. Bobcata’ unbeaten North Cen 166; raritesm. 16$: and tember. head baseball coach end back- \ Reevea' money as he said; “I | toga in tlto Southern Di'vtolon 0 South CatboUo 90, Penny 66. tral Coonectieut C(»ference. OUllOn ...... ^ down oil it. The pretty Manohestw St WtadbosL • the coafaranee iatendad to keep New York Outfielder Hec They want to create a dynasty of tea Charter Oak C onfer^. M 1 9 45 sen, 169. field football coach. The univer- ; don’t know' if it’s feasible to <41> Plalnville 5E Glastonbury 62. They’re now 4-0 while Elling Canadian donned ‘her VJOlc it And that meant ’]Tech was Alihough Peralta bled from tor Lopes. to rival the Yankees. Avon dumped Cromwell yester Werkhovsn 9 Bity said yesterday that Moorp- have three teams in here at the B F Pt Windsor 76. Southington 67. ton dropped to 8-2. Norwood ...... • V PlainvtUe at RoekvtilS, $ pJM. a n t ' the nose firom the second round Cleveland — Utility m a n '“The wily thinf we went to day, 66-89, leaving the leaders COTSU .. 3 0 6 sports skates to travel on and from a wide out-requir (Han’s appointment was con aama time (tee Angels o f that Lasslette 78, Norttiwest Cate- Overall South Windaor haa on ZabdanBky Ken and Dick Ekhind, Itooth- cawney at ’Vtool. 3 p;m._ ^ aaid Tech’s alumni Woodie Held and pitcher Jerry still deadlocked, now with 7-1 musao . KobUB Ottawa streets covered Priooe Tecti St Bgst, $ :M p «L lemotlons about the ing seven stitebea-over the left Walker. firmed by' the trustees last Sat Ajqericen League are alao ten-i ^*liOOk Um lajt three; city, ta 1961, It was Roger Marla Buia^™ i^thto*"ec!^' he^" f t oUc 60. 8-1 re(x>rd vdiUe Ellington la W eb .. 4 em from Wojpote, Moos., ore .-records. Boucher fpaeaaaseeesaao with ice which tied up A w h St o m a t s y , awai. He said the reac eye to the eighth round, the Baltimore—Outfielder Jackie urday. A Revere, titosa., aativa ants).” ' years,” he reviewed. "Last sea-' arid hie home fimo. — ••w orwoeefaW US imteMlllterir ValBDtB nwmbem of tee UA. u m a iy So, It’s not true the knaagtaary After seeing' the lead coma Roberts is 9 esa»a*sseaso« \ \ i ! . Carlson, Etengton's **Mr. Bv- gars ...... I 2 } . O h m ih n E sA ------tions ranged from violently pro third-ranking contender waa Brandt. Mooradian to a New Hampaltire Evan ths way pro football has eon tee race atimulated attend _____ ••s«ssses*9**e6ee6e.9 Eonner Navy end .Die vehicles and made Acndany hoslMy 9esm. Xm ts letters aeroae the ohast, aneen- and go throughout the flmt atytetatg" w sttn lte d to seven ...... ‘ ^ J tb ’Violet^ don, including all too clever end too fast with his Lee Angeles — Pitchera Don graduate and has besn so tbs intrudsd itself Into the last | ance right to the. and. In 1962, dleo after Labor Day. 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HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BSANCHBSTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY. JANUARY 25. 1964 Honsos For Salt 71 PAGB T E N Housoa For Sale 72 By PAOALY and SHORTl^ Apartments—Flats— Houses For Sale 72 liooM* For 8al» 72 Lots For Skle 73 Roofing and Cbimneta 16-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW TSnomenta 48 MANCHESTER — • LeveLdw landmaped tot. ly $17,600 -> 6 ^ room ranch, East M a n c h e s t e r — Two famuy, MANCHESTER — Expandable BUILDINO lot, second lake In E cho 2 to Side, garage, fuU cellar, oil hot Bolton, 100x170, call after 0. ROOFTNO — SpedaUxtnK re U>W PRICED rent. ««y_ ^ ragr, utUl^ rwm. 6-6,, walking distance to bus Cape. Shed dormer gives large P ip THEV 9AV EA9V'6MD heat, moat improvements, oau a baths, flroplAca. Ooer water heat, fireplace, 8 twin line, 8 large bedrooms, big space upstairs, rsc room, 2- 640-0481. pairing roofs of all klnda, new sised bedrooms. Iota cf llvlnf at 87 S. M*ln or - . ___ ^ chunAes, and shap- kitchen with dining area, Uv- sons heat, fireplace, many ex rodb, gutter worii. cWmnoya 048 8080 space here.' Convenient to CLASSIFIED cleaned, n p a lre d . Alumli||(m w w i d u m h ^ i a ^ Ing room, utility room, very tras. $14,900. Ellsworth Mitten Wantcd— Real Estate 77 U.S.-Soviet Signals AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1st everything. Wolverton Agency, best condition. Reduced to $21,- A sen cy, R ealtors, 040-6930. aiding. >0 yearn’ experience. R ealtor. M9-3S18. Free eatlmates. CaD Howley, — 8- large rooma, second floor, 400. Good investm ent. W olver VERNON — OH room Ranch, 64S-OS6L 048-0708. beat, hot water, atove, ^ re ton Agency, R ealtor, 649-2818. WANTED — B-zone lot CaU (ConUmied from Page Oae) frigerate funilahed. |85 a $13,200 — MANCRB3BTER. At baaement garage, one year old, ADVERTISING MANCHESTER traotlvo 8 room Cape, lane 949-439L month. Call 84M807. ■- 418 SUMMIT STREET — Con $16,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, kitchen, plenty of cabinets, veniently located large 7 room MO-0820. sequence of events after launch. WE NEED LISTINGS on homes Following separation from the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPTt HOURS Radio-TV R ep^ FOUR ROOM heated apart ceram ic hath, garage. 128x160. Cape, fireplace, dining room, in Manchester end vicinity. J. Thor booster, the Agena B sec 8 A.M. to 5 P JM. Services 18 ment, Bowers School awa, i;W Q FAMILIES Cwlton W. Hutchins, Rssltor, large kitchen, paneled den or D. Realty, 64S4129. availabla im m ediately. 649- 6494182. 4th bedroom, 1% baths, screen ond stage was to carry the pay- OONNIB’B TV and R«dk> Serv 9Q00. ed breezeway, garage. Owner MANCHESTER WANTED — 24-4 tenements, load to an altitude o f 800 m iles, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSHIED ADVT. ice, available all houra. Satia- 649-282!(. duplexes or fists. Write Box speeding south across the ant- f o u r —A nd five room apart- artic and toward Madagascar MONIIAT Tbni FBIDAT 10:80 AJi,—^ATOBDAI 8 AAL facUon guaranteed. Call 048- out, 2 furnaces, largs lot, VALUE WISE BUYS M, Herald. All replies confl 1810. moita for rent, second floor: LAKE STREET, COVENTRY Custom built t bedroom dential. off the African east coast. 'I* WITH LEFT HAND CD) SraBW- fic ,/1 also, 7 room house for sale ameslte drive, $19,900. Two family, 6-6, covenlently ranch, IH baths, 2 fire Here the pod-llke canister was Bxtra space! Cheerful, cozy places, family room, hand PLEASE READ YOUR AD 648-8342. M ghland Street - 4-4 located, priced for quick sale, to split open and eject the fold o wkPOT iM»TfcTB(, TOLfipi T older home. Residential. On $13,900. J. D. Realty, 0484129. spilt shakes, ovsrslse 2-car Legal Notices ed balloon. The heat of the sun CtaMiaeO or -Wont '£r‘*ir5£sT Moving—Trucking- ROGKVnXiB!—Southgate Apart (poeslble IW), completely r^ Qoamieaoe. The ■dverttoer ehonld reed U* «d w e u t ^ 8-NOW esnw modeled inaide and out, 1 bus line. $14,000. $2,000, garage, beautifully wooded would vaporize wafers of pyra- Storage ' 20 m eifts. Charm and gra ce In cash. MAN(JHE8TBR — Attractive . lot, $24,000. OBDEk o r NOTICE zole Inside the balloon, creating D ^ ia ATTEABS end BEPOBT EBBOB8 In lime for the heating systems, room brick . Cape, fireplace, At a court of Probate held at MOTt The Herald b reeponelWe for only ONE Incor lovely rural netting, 4 rooms Manchester, within and tor tha a gas to Inflate the sphere. MANCHESTER DeUvery Ught with private patio, completely Btorms and screens, 188-300 Delightful colonial. Feel trees, oversize garage, near District of Manchester, on the 31st Robert J. Boyoe n et or omitted Inaertlon for any adrerttoement and then only John H. Hyde Echo 1, a 100 - foot balloon trucking and package delivery. equipped kitchen, basement foot lot, $18,900. completely relaxed In this bus. school, shopping. Only J. D. REALTY d& of January, 1964. launched in 1960 and still hi to the extent of a "make good" Ineertlon. Error* which do not Refrigerators, washers and fo'esent, Hon. John J. Wal.ett. laundry, 20 minutes. to down large living room and en $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins 610 Center St. M anchester Judg^. orbit, was Inflated In much the leaaen the mine o t the adverttMment will not be corrected by stove m ovingsjpsj^ty Folding Huntington Street — 4-4 Uro- 649-5132 0484129 town Ibrtford. Immediate oc famUy, beautifully decoroted, joy the spaciousness of this Trust nutate known as ” W, same way. Made of a single -make good* taMrtlon. ch airs fo r rent. 048-0702. cupancy. 043-0896, 876-6480. ■" pleasant dining room. 4 bed Harry England Trust” (or the ideally located near schools EXPANDABLE CAPE. 4 • 2 un benefit of Gertrude Ensland et al Hyde, Boyce Named film of plastic sprayed with and shopping, 3-car garage, rooms, attic. IVi baths. under an agreement dated No aluminum, its shape has been MODERN 0 room duplex, hot Heated garage. finished. Assumable mortgage. vember 5. 19o8. _ $18,900. Central location. Fenced rear distorted—and thus It has lost d ia l 643-2711 Painting—Paperine 21 water heat, garage, available NORTH COVENTRY — Near The Connecticut Bank and Trust some of Its reflectivity — by yard. Call early. John H. lAp- Parkway. Like new 6% room Company, Successor Trustee, hay F ebruary 1st. 046-1230. Oor. Liberty and A n d e^ Sts. ing exhibited iu account with said By Savings and Loan leakage of gas. PAINTINO, BJXTERIOK and In /- 4 r H. B. GRADY. pen, In c., R ealtor, 640-6261. Colonial-Ranch, 0 acres, % car terior. paperhanging, wall J h M k i 2 ^ -0-0 one year old 1-ia«liy, estate to this Court for allowance, Echo 2 was designed to cor buUt-ins, lot 80x100, oil heat, BROKER garage, early American. Hayes rect this. It was made of two paper removed, drv wall work. asut\ litllHMM Furnished Apartn^eBts 63-A HUGE SPOTLESS RANCH, A gency, 643-4808. , '^ORDERED; That the 6th day of Reascmable rates. Bank financ CHICAGO, ILL. $27,000. 643-8009 family tslze kitchen, walnut February. 1964. at ten o'clock, fore- John H. Hyde, was r..electod<9 which new «y in ^ layers of foil laminated on a On State Board f Tm Wto V Od^-Al ridtH meoraod ' noon, at the Probate Office in the withdrawals, totaled $1,966,999, Tnible RmcMh Our Advfrtlnr? ing arranged. Fully insured. t h r e e HEIATED rooms fur cabinets, three twin size bed SO. WINDSOR - Immaculate ...... in 1Man- chairman of the board and Rob' plastic film and scientists Francis P. DeUaFera of Man* nished, private entrance, desir t h r e e f a m i l y —8-4-6 In a 13.6 per cent Increase. Sav figured the foil would stay in a 649-9658, Joseph P . Lewis. rooms, recreation -room, Man OH' room ranch, breeseway, cheater,,be end me same u as- ert J. Boyce wai renamed presi able, $00; 4th large heated location, remodeled, large kri, eigned ' for a hearing on the al ings currently total $16,396,349.- spherical shape even after the Chester has been apptdnted to 2-car garage, present Income LAKEWOOD, CIRCLE — Pres chester, only $18,990. Carlton garage, half acre lot, city M-Hour Answering Sarsfet INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint room, furnished, wlm garage, tige 7 room Colonial Ranch, W. Hutchins, 649-6132. sale. lowance of said account and said dent of the Mancheater SaviM 61, he stated. gas leaked out. the Hospital Advisory Ooni»> Rooms Without Board S9 $8,800 p er year, $28,900, water, priced for quick trustee's two prior accounts with Total lending volume during ing. You name your own price. Help Wanted— Male 36 Diamonds—Watches— $80. Children welcome. OA 9- 100x200 wooded lo t This d esir H ayes A gency, 640-4803. said estate, and this Court direcU and Loan Association last nignt Inflation was scheduled to mittee of the State Departnunt at a directors organization 1963 reached $4,475,000. The 649-7803, 870-8401. Jew elry 48 9920. able horns offers 8 twin sized' BOLTON — M odern, neat, 8- that notice of the time and place, take about 90 minutes and the of Health. The appointmaot MAN WITH supervisory experi GENTLEMEN! Room for the bedroom Ranch, 160x160 lot, OWNERS MOVING out of stote assigned for said hearing given i nteetlng. mortgage loan portfolio at the first phases were, to be wit Fna la HaraM Readara bedrooms, 2H baths, 23 foot to lul„ persons known tto o be------_ interest;, “ was announced by Franklin M. PAINTING, PAPERHANOING ence In the handling of men WATCH AND JEWELRY re-, particular man, excellent loca CHOICE, BXBCUnVB type, garage, patio, assumable mort and are selling this 0 room 2- end of the year was _$16,505,- nessed by scientists In Pretoria, tion, 21 Church S treet, 048- living room, formal dining ed therein to appear and be heanl Both have held their present Foote, M.D., commiaMonar a t N o Good work, reasonable rates. and wom en In groups o f 16-80 pairing. Prompt service. Up to heated, furnished 2-bedroom J. D. REALTY CO. gage, monthly paym ents $116. level ranch located in Man thereon to publishing a copy of this 105.47, a gain for the year of South Africa, via a television O ver 30 years In M anchester. 4966, M rs. O^qKee. room, modern kitchen with all positions since 1958. health. In the production and as $20 on your old watch In trade. | apartment, first fioori center 018 Center St. MancheMar the buUt-ins, laundry room, Bel Air Rea? Estate, ,643-9882. chester. Features include liv order in some newwper having a Also re-elected were Emil L. $2,264,967.13 or 15.9 per cent camera mounted on the Agena. Your neighbor my recommen Rockville, adults, $88 weskly. clrculaUon In said District at least The five-man commit^ sembly of small consumer type Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, i REFINED GENTLEMEN to oc 048-0129 large family room with fire ing room with fireplace, kitch seven days before the day of said G. Hohenthal Jr., vice president; in mortgage loans. Echo 2 was designed to whip dation. Raym ond F7ske, 649- products. Box T, Herald. 787 Main Street, State Theater 870-9121. HOLLISTER ST. — Are you in en with built-ins, dining rMm, hearing, and by mailing on or be Dividend, based on a 4 per another shortcoming of Echo 1 serves in an advisMy capaetty MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE cupy comfortable, warm room p lace, 2-car garage, $34,000. Miss Dorothea E. Stavnltsky, to the State Departnunt a t 9287. BuUding. P hllbrick A gency, 649-8464. terested in owning a fine Cape family room, den and 8 bed fore January 13, 1964. to certified cent annual rate, totaled $587,- which, In an orbit around the In quiet home, next to bath, malt, a copy of this order to Ger secretary; Henry B. Agnew, Health in regards to the definL ANSWERING SERVICE AIRCRAFT type Sheet metal 82 FOOT RANCH, Porter S l^ t (Jod.home in a choice residen rooms,: garage, oil hot water 504.30 for 1964, Boyce report earth’s middle, cannot be seen EDWARD R. PRICE — Paper machinists and tool and dye continuous ,hot water, central. THREE R(X)M furnished apart tial area? Let Barbara Babin trude______England.______1831— 37th St., South, . treasurer; suid Harold C. Nor- tlon and pm o^c raririon a t 649-0500 — 875-2519 hanging and painting service. 649-7410. area, beamed ceiUng» 3 fire- (JONCORD RD — Beautiful heat, IH baths. Maximum'liv ton and John A. Hedlund, as- ed. In far north and south regions. makers. For interview see m e n t Call a fter 0, 649-0002. ranch, large living room, form show you this charming house minimum requlrenients for hon« 649-1008. Fuel and Feed 49-A places, 1^' baths, built-ine, 0 ing area with country setting. MaSicheater, Conn.; FraStlln D. slstant treasurers. Reserves and undivided earn Placing It in an orbit around Hans Weiss, Dynamic Metal a ttr a c ttv b comfortable al dining room, culnet kitchen, that needs only your presence $24,900. W olvertou A gency, ings during the year were in the poles of the rotating earth. pitals as set forth in Its sanl» •ed bnve Tonr i------f TonTI kear from onr admrtknr hi Jig TWO ROOM apartment, kitch large rooms, double gara^, England,...... iSimblebroolc- Road. - Ver Hohenthal and Hayden L. tary code; and in regards to PAINTING AND decorating by P roducts C o., 229 Burnham room for refined gentleman, 2 bedrooms, recreation room, to be a home. There are 7 R ealtor, 049-2818.______non, Conn.; Arthur R. England, creased by $95,262, represent Baker said, would make Echo h m « without spending aB evening nt the teleidionr. DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace en and bedroom, furnished. 136 128’ frontage. Carlton W. Griswold were re-elected to granting, revoking or suspend Charbonneau, low winter rates, Street, B, Hartford. central, telephone on floor. Hutchins, R ealtor, 646-8182. landscape yard. Marion E. rooms with 2 full baths and John Hand Drive. R.F.D.. Bellvue, ing about 14 per cent of the 2 visible many times from every and stove length, $10 p er load B isM ll St. oversized garage. Aluminum (JOVENTRY — 4 room ranch, Otvventry, Conn. ;wayne E. England, four-year terms as directors at ing licenses to hospltala fu lly Insured. 643-0683. delivered. Tel. 7^-7886. Call 043-6331. Robertson, Realtor. 0484968. TumUebrook Road, Vernon. Conn.: bank's net earnings after divi-1 point on the earth's surface PART-TIME custodian needed, MANCHESTER — Executive 0 siding removes paint problems. copper pliunUng, tiled bath, last night’s annual meeting. DeUaFera, who serves as a AutomobDes For Sale 4 for Andover elementary school, | TWO ROOMS, private bath, free Elaine H. Malek, 499 Lydall St., In his annual report, Boyce dends. Reserves and undivided Space -spy Samos satellites Lost and Found PAINTING by Dick Fontaine,! SEASONED FIREPLACE FRONT ROOM, half block frt»n parking, adults, business block, bedroom ranch, 8 flreplacee, 2 MANCHESTBSl — Year old 6 Priced to meet your budget at fuU cella r, $10,600. $1,000 down. Mancheater, Conn., IndividualW and earnings currently total $1,*' utilize this principle in reverse Republican town director, is interior and exterior, quality hours and salary to be dis-; Main Street, parking. 09 Birch baths, recreation room, heated room ranch, built-in kitchen, $17,900. Jarvis R ealty Co., Cham bers R ealty, 648-2820. aa guardian ad litem for Loulae announced that total assets administrator of Crestfield T.ART__Child’s vlasses, dark* 1960 CHEVROLET, excellent wood, cut to order, delivered, D^ot ^uare, Tel. Mr. Keith, Carver S ^ .a n d , minor; The Con- 442,874.59 or 8.8 per cent of | to maintain jrfiotograpWc sur- workmanship. For free estl-, cussed when applying at school Street. 049-7129. patio, acre lot. Bel Air Real wall-to-wall carpeting, nat R ealtors, 643-4112. Elves. 648- during 1963 increased by $2,- Hospital. He is also president $7 p er load. 742-7647. 640-8101. MAN(JHE8TBR — 8 bedroom necUeut Bank and Truat C o m it y . 556,322, representing a 16.6 per savings, according to the re veillance over the whole globe. ^ y , b : ^ n cw f vicinity Na- P^^^*** P««^y- m ates ca ll evenings 627-9571. | o ffice . E stote, 048-9382. ural woodwork, attached ga 1686. One Constitutloo Plasa. Hartford. In addition to Echo 1 and Re of the Connecticut (Jtaronlo t o S H ale School. 643-0188. 643-4017 after 4 p.m . FURNISHED ROOMS, complete rage, $17,900. H ayes A gency, (Jolonial, tile bath, roomy Conn., guardian of the estate of cent gain, to $19,008,626.45. port. MECHANIC for truck fleet, Looking ahead, Boyce said, lay 2, the United States has and CJonvalescent Hoqtital As TWO WOMEN will do Interior light housekeeping facilities. Business Locations 648-4808. MANCJHE8TER — 4 approved kitchen, attractively treed lot, Louise Carver England, minor; S. In 10 years, Boyce pointed sociation. A Ueutenant colonel LOST — Passbook No. 10820. considerable mitside work, Garden— Farm— Dairy VERNON — LOVELY older 7 building lots including one with Michael SchaU, Arty.. 760 MMn St., | . ' - ,™ n'pi»tlon' lia s In- “At present, there is every rea these active-relay communica painting and paperhanging. Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, For Rent 64 room Dutch (Colonial, 2-car ga convenient to shopping, sohoed. Hartfoid, Conn., guardian ad litem i out, the associauon nan u in the Army Reserve, DeUa Notice Is hereby given that C all 649-9610 or 628-0182. plenty of hours, good pay for Products 30 14 Arch Street, Manchester. WEST SIDE — 0 rooms plus en 7 room home and double ga $16,700. 649-7846. son to believe that the 1964 tions satellites in the sky: Auto Accessories—^Tires 6 rage, 2 baths, near acre lot. for aU undettarmlned or unborn creased Its total assets by Relay 1, launched Dec. 13, Fera is executive officer of tha Passbook No. 16820 issued by experienced. Must be over 25. 60x40 suitable for closed porch. Newly remodeled. rage. Many trees, good loca beneficiaries. ______, per cent or $10,329,926. AsseU business year wUl be prosper- APPLES — Macs, Baldwins, BUILDINa Fine neighborhood. Hayes CENTER ST. — If you want a JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 1962; T elstar 1, July 10, 1962; 1117th United States Armgr the First Manchester Office, DUAL QUAD Manifold with Need clean driver’s license. ROOMS FOR RENT, business storage, B-1 acme, Buckland Aluminum storms and screens. tion. $10,400 com plete. Phll 10 years were at $8,678,601. | ous both in our national econo- Greenings, Delicious, Wine-. or retired people; also, garage A gency, 648-4803. ______comfortable compact house Telstar 2, May 7, 1663; Syncom Garrison. Hartford National Bank A carbs and distributor' for Chev Electrical Services 22 Phone 648-2414. sectloo. 649-8408. Immediate occupancy. Bel Air brick Agency, 64^-8464. ORDER OP HEARING During the past year, Boyce my and also In our own business Trust Co. has been lost and ap saps, Romes, Starks. Bunco | fo r sm all ca r. 649-2494 a fter 4. see this 6 room listing, today. 1, F eb. 14, 1963; Syncom 2, July He Uves with his wife and rolet 288. 649-7248 betw een 0-9. MODERN, Immaculate 8-bed- R eal E state, 643-9382. State of Connecticut, Probate reported, net saving gains, by i operaUon.” daughter Heidi at 148 Tsika- plication has been made to F R E E EISTTMATES. Prom pt RA’TE and billing clerk for F arm , 629 W. C enter. 043-8116. WALKER STREET — (Jape 4 bedrooms a possibility, fresh Court, Tosnt of Bolton, DM rict of 26, 1063. AU are w orking excep t room Ranch, practically In Andover, January 8. 1984. wood Circle. said bank for payment and Is aervice on all types of elec permanent pbslticm. Will ctm- ROOM in private home, near STORE, 460 Main Street. 449- ST JAMES PARISH - Over- with 6 finished rooms, 8 or 4 ly pednted. Nicely landscaped. S ^ c o m 1. sider training experienced typ Parkade, business woman pre back yard of Bowers School, Estate at LUUan D. Hutchinson, suance of new book. trical wiring. Licensed and in Household Goods 51 0229, 9 8 . siM Cape, large living room, bedroom s, dining room , sUumi- 1 car garage. Bill Frazier will late of Boltco, In said District. d»- A uto D riving School 7*A sured. Wilson Electrical Co., ist. Apply in person. Carlson’s ferred. 643-1883. quiet, refined neighborhood. fireplace, formal dining room, num storm s and siding, $14,900. be pleased to show you this OfiKUCil B el A ir R eal E state, 048-9332. Present, Hon. 'riioniaa P. Rady, HEALTH CAPSUUS LOST — PassbocA No. 18886. M anchester, 649-4817. Glaston Express, Inc., 96 HllHard St., EVERYTHINO IN sterilized re paneled rec room, breezeway, Phllbrick A gency, 649-8464. housing buy p riced at $16,000. Notice la hereby given that LARSON’S — Oormectlcut’s first bury. 648-1888. Manchester. Houses For Rent 65 attached 2-car garage. Only Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, Acting Judge. Events Uceiuied driving school, train conditioned used furniture and ROOM and meals, share home, MAIN 8TRB3ET property — The administrator having ex Passbook No. 18885 Issued by appliances, high quality - low $18,900. P hllbrick A gency, 649- 643-4112, E ves. 649-7814. hibited his admiftletration account ed, certified and approved, now o r w ill ren t o r sell. 649-0409. FURNISHED OR Unfurnished Ideally suited for business or R ockville with laid estate to thta Court for the First Manchester Office, prices. LeBlanc Fiumlture, 195 8464. THING MTO HIS WINPPIPE (gferlng classroom and behind Salesmen Wanted 36-A ranch, 4% rooms, porches, professional use, large 8 room MANCHESTER GREEN—-5H allowance, it is . _ ^ ANP STARTS TO CHOKE, WHAT Hartford National Bank A Floor Finishing 24 South Street, Rockville, 875- SPARKLE PLENTY ORDBRMJ: That the 39th day of Trust Co. has been lost and ap wheel Instructions for teen baseboard oil beat, knotty home, including two paneled SO. WINDSOR — Spacious 6 room ranch, 3 bedrooms, large In State SHOULP VOU PO 1 LOCAL CHEMICAL sales route 2174. Open 9-8. January. 1964. at o’clock In $25.5 Mmion Total plication has been made to agers. 049-6070. FLOOR SANDING and re- Apartments—Flats— pine, w orking adulte. 648-4389. offices with separate entrance, room split level, paneled fam living room with fireplace, the forenoon at the Probata Office fltdshlng (specialising In old opening for neat, reliable and garage. Business Zone HI. ily room, fireplace, garage, ideal location, extras, $15,600, In Bolton be and the same e ^ said bank for payment and is ABANDON about all worries — Tenements 63 4-bedroom (Jape, shows like signed for a hearing on me al (Gonttooed from Page One) LEARN TO DRIVE - Special er floors). Waxing floors. hard-working man In cwie of the COVENTRY — Rent or lease. P hllbrick A gency . 649-8464. half a cre lot. Only $17,900. or best offer. No brokers. 649- suance of new book. attention to nervous and elder Best buys at Ed’s. Refrigera a gem, city water, sew lowance of said admuiistration a^ Palnti^. Ceilings. Paperhang nation's leading companies. Li^e oii room ranch, hot H ayes A gency, 643-4803. count with said estate, and thU ly. Classroom for teen-agers. tors, $20 and up. Complete line FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor, ers, Aluminum Combina 1356. staged what poUoe called a For New Grand List NOTICE is hereby glv^n that ing. No Job too small. Jolm Average income in the five w ater heat, a cre lot, $110 MITCHELL EXCHANGE — 10 tions, convenient location, Court directs that notice of the Pickup service. Day or eve of used furniture and appli central location, heat and hot time and place aseigned for said noi^ but harmleas demonstra P ass B ook No. 88369 issued by V erfaille. 649-0700 I figure bracket, with starting monthly. References. Hayes additional acres may bo pur MODERN Immaculate ranch recently redecorated, real OFF PARKER STREET — A ning lessoiu. Reasoiuible rates. g u a iw te e o f $118 w eek. E x an ces. We buy and sell. 233- water, one year lease. Call near (Jatholic High. 3 large hearing be given to all persona tion. The estimate of numbers The new grand Hat for Oor- The Savings Bank of Man 649-6048, betw een 6-8:80 p.m . A gency, 048-4808. chased with this unusual 0% good buy at $12,600. 649-5306, deligh^I colonial among co known to be Interested therein by Manchester Driving Academy, FLOORS SANDED and finished, perience helpful, but not re 0240 o r 233-4602. 1819 Park bedrooms, full basement with was supplied by poUce. entry, Just oomfiliated by the chester has been loot and a^ Street, Hartford. Open 9-7. room ranch on high, l?t acre 289-8258. lonials. Exceptional features. publishing a copy of this o r ^ r In I Accident Brings 742-7249. winter rates, free estimates. quired. For Uiterview call col completed recreation room. First time available In 25 some newspaper having a circular “They were stopping traffic aeaeoir’s office, riiows a net tax plication has been made to THIRD FLOOR apartment, 8 lot. 2-car garage, full cellar, tlon In said DUtrict, and by pok said bank for payment of the 649-3240. lect 644-0202 M anchester b e rooms, heat, stove and ‘ refrl^ Wanted To Rent 68 firep la ce, oU heat, $14,900, W ol- Bel A ir R eal Estate. 643-9332. yearsi Eve. call Bill Boles, by stepping off the curb and able figure of $21,737,906. H m SEVEN PIECCE dining room Barrows & Wallace ing a copy of this order on the maybe a few snowballs were amount of deposit. tween 6 and 8 p.m. only. set, love seat, oval shaped i erator, close to school, church verton A gen cy, R ealtor, 649- 649-9858. W arren E . Howland, public sign post in the Town of Arrest of Pair new total is $819,038 higher E-Z LERN WANTED TO RENT — 4 or 6 PHOENIX STREET — Vernon. Manchester Parkade, Bolton where the deceased last thrown,” said PoUoe Sgt. War' marble top table, corner what and shopping. Call between 7-8 room unfurnished apartment, 2818. R ealtor, 643-1108. toan the prevloua year. LOST: Pass Book Number M- Bonds—Stocks— tnroSUAL OPPORTUNITY Spacious 6 room ranch, deep Manchester dwelt and by sending a copy, cerU- ren Vogt. ’’They sang and they Increases by category weret not piece. All in g;ood condition. p .m ., 643-0082. first floor, tw o bedroom s, $80- lot, walk-out basement, family fled mall, postage prewild to A 50-year-old Mancheater mo 8946, Savings Departm ent of Driving School M ortgages 31 High commission earnings with 278-1800 Keeney J. Hutchinson. Bollon Cen yelled but there was no prop real estate, $488,370; automo- Call 643-9920 after 3 p.m . $90. CaU 649-1429. size kitchen, paneled living torist, who ran from toe soaie Ttie Cormectlcut Bank and a gixTwlng 60-year-old com- FOUR ROOMS available Im B E T T E R THAN NEW — 6 ter Rd.. Bolton, Conn.. Eleanor H. erty damage and nobody got of a minor rear-end noon acci bUes, $289,406; and peraonal Connecticut’s largest, auto room, 8 large bedrooms, oil Preuaa, Bolton Center Rd.. Bolton. Trust Company. Application SECOND MORTGAGES - Un pcuiy selling world faunous SEE MARLOW’S big selection mediately, central location, room Ranch, garage, 2 baths, hurt.” dent yesterday on E. Center St., property, $41,2M. A decrease ia matic and standard shift, Goodyear maintenance pro WANTED — 2 or 8 room fur NOTICE hot water heat, sparkling QUALITY CAPE — 6 sunny Conn, all at least seven days be made for payment. limited funds available for sec of popular make T-V, stereo adults only, $80. 649-8042. ' nished apartment, central lo dishwasher, many extras, con fore the date eet for said hearing. Masters from the school and and his passenger, also 50, have the tota l cKem ptions, o f $1(K* tree pick-up service, teen ond mortg;ag:es, payments to ducts. Rod Tormo In his first At a meeting held by the clean throughout. Wolverton rooms, fireplace, rec, fenced phonographs, and radios. Save cation, m Manchester. Tel. venient location. Only $19,900. Thomas P. Rady, police escorted the boys the MM.P HIM UPSIPS POWN ANP been charged with a variety of 120, ia reflected in toe hlgber age classroom, Oldei and suit your bucket. Ex^dient full year earned over $20,000. THREE ROOM apartment, first Town Planning Commission of A gency, R ealtor, 649-2818. yard, central, little traffic. Im (Jail R om ar R ealty, In c., 648- Acting Judge Big at January sale prices. 649-8281. short distance badk to their SLAP HIM HARP ON THE counts foUowlng a police Inveo- figuiee. Exemptions now total nervous students out spe service. J. D. M a lty , 643-0129. Don Kirby opened over 160 re floor, 97 Wells Street, stove, re Manchester, (Jonneotlcut, Jsinu- m ediate occupancy. 649-6436. I 2844 , 528-2007. Announcements cia lty 110 Center St., Man Furniture Department, 887 $5,500 — (JOZY, (Jom fortable 8- dormitories. b a c k op HIS CHEST IF tigation . $831,180. peat customers on one exclu- M ain St. frigerator, newly redecorated, ary 14, 1964, It was voted to ap UNIAAPROVEP, RUSH HIM TO chester. Call for tree book A BETTER ARRANGEMENT slye Consolldatejd product his $76 m onth. Phone 649-4690. prove extension of borrow pit room home, 200 foot drilled MANCHESTER — 8 room (Jape Ernest J. Bumps a t 480 iMaln The 2,444 dweUinga heted li ELECTROLUX sales and serv Business Property in quiet but convenient loca THE NEAREST POCTOR, let. 048-8883. of your ' finances will make second year. Managerial op- SOLID MAPLE BUFFET—And permit Issued to William Peck, well, quiet location, small HEBRON — U A R built 6 room Charged u>ith Ar$on St., the driver, has been charged an increase of 22; toe number ice, bonded representative, Al WE HAVE (CUSTOMERS wait For Sale 70 down payment. Carlton W. tion, level lot with trees, oil hot UN Members more of your income available portimlty for men experienced china closet; almost new 30” i for a period of one year, to ex ranch, hot water oil heat, mod MBDDLBIBTBLiD (AP) — Roy M M Wwa with evading responsibility and of barns and other outbuildings fred Amell, 206 Henry St., Man for personal use. Lump debt ing for the rental of your apart Hutchins, R ealtor, 649-5132. water heat, aluminum storms fs iis n MdrB operating a motor vehicle while in paints and roofcoatlngs. gas TEUige; top quality items at pire February 13, 1966, at the ern kitchen, basement garage, A. Magowi Jr., 38, of Pawnee .HhMlMSmMMWMa' decreased by 62 to 1,847; house chester, 643-0460. MOR’TLOCK’S Driving Bebool into one monthly payment of ment or home. J. D. Realty, INVESTMENT PROPERTY — and screens, rec room, 8 bed his license is imder suspension. Many exclusive and noncom a low price. Call 649-0427 af 2 stores, 7 room apartment, following location: huge treed lot.) Owner trans Rd., was arrested at his home lots increased fay 96 to 8,887; Inc., otflees. classroom located $22.20ifor each thousand dollars 643-0129. TWO FAM ILY, asking $21,000, rooms. Immaculate through ferred. AssumaMe mortgage, Studying Bms He posted a $350 bond and wlU and acreege decreased by 2,779 INCOME TAX Returns prepared j Manchester Parkade, lower petitive repeat items. Age no ter 3 p.m. and separate 80x87 concrete South side North Main 4-4, plus rented brick building, on two counts of arson Ir-* including repayment over five barrier. Diversified winter and out, $16,800. W olverton A gency, $118 m onthly. $14^990. Kenneth be presented in Mancheater’s to 20,968 acres. The Vet itMwm by auditor. Business and In level. Beginnere, older, nerv MANfCHESTER — Deluxe 4 block building with heat, lava- Street, West of Stock 2-car garage, monthly gross R ealtor, 649-2813. night. dividual. Raymond Girard. Call years. Firaiut Burke. 246-8897, summer line. We take care of TWO-D(X>R refrigerator and Ostrinsky, R ealtor, 648-6169. Twisters Strike Circuit (Jourt 12 on Peto; 10^ one more commercial building ous students, our sprcialty. room apartment on West Cen toiry, and office space. $29,900. Place, Industrial Zone, 12 $297. E . J. Carpenter, Broker, In, Southland The arrest was mads by a crtlect, 870-7362. j Connecticut M o rtg a g e E x ■ all financing, shipping and col freezer in good condition, John Mikulak of Forestvtlle, for a total of 38. Teen-age driver’s education change, 10 Lewis St.. Hartford, ter St. Ceramic tiled bath, C ontact P hllbrick A gency, 649- acres of land. 649-6051. MANCHESTER — Neat as a FRENCH ROAD—Near Park stats trooper from the state lections. Fringe benefits in price $76. 649-3265. 8464, fo r details. Town Planning Commission pin 4 room ranch, close to all South, 9 Perish the passenger, is charged with The new grand Hat is aubjeet INCOME TAXES prepared Inj course. State certified . 049-7398. Conn. large rooms and afnple closet ade. New 6 room ranch. 1,200 fire marshall’s office who had Rockville c^ce, SO Ward St., clude free life insmance, space. Completely re-deco Martin E. Alvord, ST. JAMES DISTRKJT - 146 conveniences, deep wooded lot, (Continued from Page One) intoxication. He is being held to change by the board of tax your home or by appointment, I sales bonuses. Write (Consoli FM-AM radio-phonograph com sq. ft., large wooded lot, cen been investigating a series of by police in lieu of a $25 bond, review which will meet In Feb 876-4911. bination, $76, like new. T el. rated. Ample off street park (Jhairman (Jhestnut St. 6 rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, rec room. Immediate ter foyer, 3 bedrooms, fire (Oonttnned from Page One) experienced tax w ork, 24 hour dated Paint 4 Varnish Corp., Land F or Sale 71 Dorothy C. Jacobson, occupancy, $11,700. W olverton ties, said they were in Atlanta ootto^e fires at Lake Beseck. and if bond is not posted .before ruary to hear appeals from Business Opportunities 32 649-8094 after 6. Ing. R ental o f $186 p er month fireplaced living room, 3 bed place, kitchen built-ins, natu service. Call 643-4723. Bast Ohio Bldg., Cleveland, S ecretary Agency, R ealtor, 649-2813. aa individual members of the Magoon was scheduled to be noon today, police said, he wiU assessments. The first session of includes heat and hot water BOLTON CENTER — Looking rooms, beautiful rec room. ral woodwork. (Jail builder, inches of tain drenched the area Wanted Autos— BEAUTY SHOP for sale, fully Ohio. NORGE DRYER, 6 years old,! and kitchen appliances. One P rice $19,600. 649-6661. group at the request of Morris brought Into circuit court In be taken to the State Jail at toe appeal board Is slated from FEDERAL INCOME tax re for complete privacy minutes 649-0498. Abram, not as official repre- before and after toe twister turns prepared with your sav Motorcycles equipped, air conditimed, used very little, g;ood condl-' year lease required. Call Mr. MAN(JHESTER — Beautiful 5% Middletown today. Hartford to await appearance 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 1. 12 from Manchester? Five wood struck. Written complaints will also be ings in mihd. Reasonable ground flo o r. Call 643-8601. tlon, delivered, $60. 649-6472. | Frazier, Jarvis Realty Co., BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room room ranch, full basement, COVBNTRY — Owner moving' a to^^^Atl^°at- The disaster cUmaxed a night in court on Monday. Situations Wanted— ed acres with a large pond in city sewers, attached garage, received on Feb. 3 and Feb. 8, rates. E . J. B ayles, 649-6246. 1956-1958 CHEVROLET cars, 283 E ast Center St., 643-4112. the center of Bolton. Ehccellent NOTICE Cape, full shed dormer, 2 out of state, oversized custom * - t ^ th l Faces Murder Charge of turbulent weather in central The accident occurred just af Female 38 MOVING out of state—must sell baths, remodeled kitchen, rec teens. Exclusive. Mr. Morrln, ,-an«h uHfh • 40 mile torney and U.S. expert on the same hours, at toe building da- any condition, for parts. Week Help Wanted— ^Female 3R building site. Call Frederick M. and northern Alabama. At least ter noon when Eklward Ryb- INCOME'TAX RETURNS pre- days after 5:30, Sunday any- living room furniture, bed ZONING BOARD room , $18,900. P hllbrick Agen 623-1609, evening."? Mr. Jam es, Ih J™ mrore 28 subcommlssion, said he extend- MESUDEN (AP) — PoUoe ezyk, 27, of 77 Henry St., partm ent o ffice in to e Tow n ATTENTION WORKING moth ANDOVER — 4 room apart G aal, B roker, 048-2682 or 648- invitation because he placed a murder dicuge today 16 houses were damaged in the X>8ued by former Internal Rev Ume, 649-3636. LADY—For pressing shirts. Ex room furniture, and dishes Im OF APPEALS cy , 649-8464. 238-4968. Janes ft R oberts Co., stopped for a red Ught, west O ffices. ers with children! Child care in | m ent first floor. C all 742-7641. 0281. foot living room, wanted the members to see the against Pedro Morales, 32, (of RodenvUle area of Dekalb Coun enue agent in convenience of perience not necessary. New mediately. Practically new. Variances and Exceptions— 233-3691. cast iron boiler, plastered bound on E. Center St. at The grand list as adjusted by my home weekly. Call 643-9803. | Call 643-1010 or 643-6462. i South and because he regarded 52 MIU St.) after the total knif ty. A tornado also struck in the toe board of tax review wUl ba your home. Individual and System Laundry, 44 Harrison Granted walls, alumlnim Btorma rec- g gort of showcase. small community of Gorgas in Spruce St. Bumps, driving at business. Bill Duchesneau, Business Services ZVt ROOM GARDEN apart ing of a youth in a poolroom used as toe chief basis setting S t I RELIABLE WOMAN will care* ment, central location, heat, Houses For Sale 72 Peter Vendrillo, sideline vari reation room, 1% acres of Walker County northwest of , the------rear of the ^Rybezyk vehicle. v 649-8938. O ffered 13 GAS AND OIL combination Wearable Two-Piecer It is the first such visit of the fig h t the new mlU rata tor town for small child for working; stove;’ electric washer and hot water, stove, refrigerator ance, 242 High St, West. Decorator's Touch! beauttfirt group, he said, and there are no Birmingham. No injuries were I did not stop and struck the Ryo* NURSE LICENSED in Con mother, my home, reasonable. 18.000 - WELL KEPT OMi room Adam Perlebach, sidelines They said Moralea pulled out taxes. PROTECT YOUR earnings by LAWN MOWERS, sharpened dryer. 289-4248. and parking Included. Avail plans to go to any other cities. reported there but several | ezyk car, necticut for small Rockville' Phone 649-9997. ranch, S bedrooms, attractive and lot size variances, Lot No. 7208, 649-3175. the weapon during an argument Bumps ran from toe scene having your Income Tax pre and repaired, sales and serv able January 16. R ental $110 diidng area, suburban. Owner Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. prom- houses were damaged. convalescent home. Free room ' 114 Hendee Rd. last night and stabbed Nloaclo In Missouri, a house contain' and was picked up by Lt. Ray Manchester Evening Herald pared '^th care and confi ice, rental eqtopment L A M month. Call Mr. Ooodchild, an:dou8. Carlton W. Hutchins, and board and TV. TeL 870 CONGENIAL—Practical nurse Musical Instruments 53 Plantland, sign variance ex BOLTON LAKE—4 room year I?®*! ^ Cardona, 10 (of 33 Mill St.) In ing six persons at White Oak mond Griffin at the Odd Fel Coventry correspondent, F« dence. Call 742-6607. Equipment Oorp., Route 88, or companion, hours arranged, 643-7920. R ealtor, 649-8182. ’round ranch. Lake privileges. U>e goM tWngs Md toe pro^ Pauline Little, tolepbone ItSt- 9121. tension, North side Wilbur . the ch est. was lifted off toe ground by a lows building at the Center af Vernon, 870-7009, M anchester 5% days. References. 246- WANTED to sell upright up r<«ii A40 0078 lems of a city which has bene- 6281. FULL-TIME tax accountant exchange. E nterprise 1946. NEW 5 R(X)M Duplex, oU burn (Jross Hghwy., west side Sister c a ii o w m ia . relations between Another itMUi was struck on tornado and set back on ita ter a tip was received from Pa ready to assist you with your 3417. holstered piano, excellent con er, tile floors, cellar, yard. S t the head with a pool cue dur foimdation. There were no to' trolman Samuel Maltempo that dition, 649-1348. 1127 Sullivan A venue, W applng. SEVEN ROOM (Uder home, 4 the races he had seen a man of Bumps’ Income tax preparation. Rates SHARPENING Service — Saws, EXPERIENCED CHILD CARE—In my home' 1. R. Stich Associates, Inc., Ralph McGiU, publisher of toe ing tha fight police said. Mo Juries. NOTICE bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. description. Charter Changes reasonable. S. J. Turkington knives, axes, shears, skates, while yriiother works, Man-| 644-1943 _ sigh variance. extension, 75 Atlanta Constitution, said he rales, who suffered outs ajjpund Twisters hit near Rector J r., 643-7731. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Minor vehicular damage was rotary blades. (}uick service. WAITRESS WANTED chester-Vernon area. Call 843- PARADE DRUM—-Like new TOWN OF ANDOVER Dem lng S t was glad they had come to the face, told poUce he was and Marmaduke, Ark., Kennett, C apitol Equipm ent C o.. 88 116 M cK E E ST. - t 4 room flat, George Risley, undersized 648-5958. reported and the both cans were 2607. $30. (Jail 649-3760. The Board of Tax Review of ___ Georgia. He pointed out that also hit on toe head with a hot' Mo., and Sandoval to Southern Put on Agenda Main St.. Mracbester. Hours second floor, $80^anthly. Ap apartments variance, 257 Tol Illin ois. driveable, police said. INCOME TAX service. 649- Apply pointments, call 643-1478, Mrs. the Town of Andover will be In SIX ROOM RANCH—^Wlth, at- both toe mayor and Police Chief Ue. daily 7-0. Thursday 7-9. Satur NEW 5-string Blue Grass Ban eesaion in the. town office land Tpke. tached garage can be had for Herbert Jenkins had spoken in PtUice said Morales was help St. Elmo to Southern Illinois The charter dumges rnocm* 8829. day 7-4. 643-7908. Articles For Sale 45 B idw ell. CAVEY’S RESTAURANT jo, Roy Smeck model with building on the following dates: Robert Hannlngton, repairer $16,600, partly furnished If de- favor of a public accommoda- ing an uncle run the poolroom, was pelted by a storm produc mended by the 1963-64 Char liceiue, 555 West Mid. Tpke. tog hail toe size of golf balls. INCOME TAX RETURNS pre WASHING MACHINES repair M(5TO MOWER snow throwers case and resonator. (Jail 643- f o u r ROOM heated apart Saturday, February 1, slred. CaU 643-4017. j tions law. Sixteen major hotels which is at 17 (Jedar St. ‘Chutists Bearers ter Revision Oommtostoo John D lu gonsk l, repairer U- Blizzard conditions blinded pared. Call at 105 O lcott Street ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- 45 E. Center St. ' at M cB ride’s Sport Spot. 4Vi 8687. m ent, 82 W. (Jenter St.. $100. 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. twZ m t w w o t p r ritorttrtito moteU desegregated recent- (alrl See Hon- TORO power handle, snow Street, $70. N eeds redeoorat T A X REV IEW broke out in his Vernon Rd. Great Lakes and middle and members of the parachute n,eettog of toe Democratto ' all sixes Venetian blinds. Kejrs Rooms Without Board 59 Machine Gleaned 800. Carlton W. Hutchins, Real D u r a m hom e (o n G ow er Town (Jommittee, the mftjror aat Douglas. Eacnrirt; about low- made while you wait Tape Re blow er and law n m ow er, $1(X), Ing. 649-5229, 9-6. The Board of Tax Review of apartm enL lower Mississippi River to toe group, as was Mrs. Keith. 'She Septic Tanks, Dry Welle, tor 649-5182. Road) and tripped over the rug pledged his vote, and that a t sat down, 'sm west payments cord ers fo r re n t M arlow ’ s 867 SEWING MACHINE like new, 649-0173. ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one the Town of Manchester, (Jonn., Firemen were called at 5:06 coast, except for Florida. The also served as the group’s sec anywhere. No small loan or fi FOUR ROOM apartm ent, In wlU be In session in the Heu-| Sewer Lines InetaUed—Cel him self. Northeast also reported substan the other five X>smocrBtto M ain. 649-022L (X)PY MA(JHINES-:-Have one block from Main Street, kitch lar Watnprooftag Done. VERNON — Spacious 6 room when toe fire was discovered in retary. nance company plan. Douglas cluding heat, hot water and' ing Room at the Municipal toe living room by Beaulac. tial rainfall. memIberB of the board of dtPS^ OPERATORS Verifax, $24.50; one A. B. en p r i v l l ^ s . parking. 648-0127, gas for cooking. Stove and ranch, paneled dining room, toe livmg room oy eeauiac. ‘CONSCIENCE DRIVE’ M otors, 888 Main. BuUding oh the foUowlng days beautifully, finished recreation Damage Damage waswas confinedconfined toto aa smallamaU /ao: a “ m n . In toe Northwest, Stevens and tors, for approval of toe mat« Dick, $28.50; 8-month-old Unl- 048-9828 electric refrigerator furnished. 5062-N Building-—ContnictiiiK 14 during the month of February McKinney bros. room, 2-car garage. 2 porches, area, area, fire fire officials officials said. said. A A sofa sofa NORWCH (.^ l a Snoqualmie Pass highways-—the Duplicate Bridge than 30 recommended ehastar 2958 AUSTIN H EALY, aU orig maUc by A. P. Eco, $97. CaU UGHT HOUSEKEIBFING room P lease ca ll 049-7884, 0-7 p.m . 1484 Everywhere you turn, you major arteries across toe Cas changes. inal 18,000 miles, yellow, fully 1664: scenic hlUside setting, priced and rug were destroyed and a In*Am»riMn «oi QUAUTY CARPENTRY — Experienced operators and after 4:30, 742-8497. Just off Main Street, woman Sewerage Disposal Co. I8H-24M cade Mountains—were closed The RepubUoan memben «f equipped, excellent condition. THREE R(K)M apartment, heat F ebruary 8, 1994— ^Monday see pretty pillows — so why $8,000 below owner’s coat, four foot area of toe floor was fo" widow of m ^erlcan sol Results to a duplicate bridge Rooms, basements reflnished, tnwees needed. Ehccellent only. 649-7909 a fter 0. 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. 180-182 Pearl S t—648-8808 H ayes A gency. 648-4808. charred, ^ Panama Jan. 10 Friday .by anowslldes. Twenty- toe board have not tssued a O4S-20W between 9 a.m . • 3 buUt-lnjs, form ica - tUe, | ^ e r a l ROOM DIVIDER—Opens up to and lights furnlMied, Route Hero is a good looking dross not trim those you have with game last night sponsored by opportunity for qualified eight inches of snow fell t o toe statement of how toey stand am p.m., Richard Repko. 11 feet wide, 86 inchee high. February 6, 1964—Wednesday and Jacket combination that is these lovely designs, and add irire Chief Peter Maasolini has been launched by a smaU toe Town Recreation Depart repair. No Job ton ShaaiU. Call trainees to learn sewing. FURNISHED ROOMS for 44A; O oventty. 742-6924. mountains in a 24-hour period. toe changes, bpt their vote al Ivory, wood and plastic. $50 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. so versatile. And It is designed that professional decorator’s SOUTH WINDSOR-Spltt-level, firemen used fog to group of downtown mer^ante. ment to the Senior Citizen’s William RobUns Carpentry Apply tleman, heated, tree pai the Feb. 4 meeting will ptoes 1906 CHEVROLET, gold, new S ervice. 649-3446. or reasonable offer. (Jail 649- February 8, 1964—Saturday especially for toe not-so-tall touch to your room! contain toe fire and minimize Mrs. Barbara JhnenejMJru^ M, clubrooms, 45 School St., were: Tyro room .cottage for light Hartfonl. For fast sale, $16,- THEY JUBT GROW them on record. 280 engine, standard shift, 1427. TWO ROOMS and bath, heated, 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. woman! Pattern No. 6062-N has fuU water damage. There was con- o t North-South, Robert MacDon Stewart Warner gauges, excel- housekeeping. Call Scranton All persons claiming to be ag CONCRETE No. 1484 with PHOTO-GUIDE I directions for the three trims 500. Glenn R oberts A gency, JARUSBJA, Yugoslavia (AP) ADDITIONS. Rec rooms, re M otel and C abins, 649-0826 be $00. 64941229. 941. aiderable smoke damage, he Mha to Wf®J***1|>^**^ , ald and Mrs. Richard Cochran, Isnt condition. 048-1285 after 0 grieved by the doing of the Ap- R ealtor, 844-1521, 644-1837. said, but no structural damage husbi^d. Staff ^gt. Lula — Blagoje DJokovic, a self- MOTHER BOUND OVER modeling, . .bathrooms toed. MANCHESTER MODES, VOLKSWAGEN battery, tires, tw een 6-7. FOUNDATION is in sixes 12%, 14%, i«H . 18%,'shown here, first; James Baker and Mrs nVB ROOM flat, Eeat, hot aesBor of the Town of Manches To order, send 35c in coins to: other than toe removal of a nez-Cruz, was killed by taught man in tois Serbian vil HARTFORD (AP) — M r ft (JaU 649-429L...... INC. • radio. Spray guns - tank. DKW 30%, 22%, 24%, 26%. Bust 38 VSlRNON—Handsome Ug split, Reuben Gill, secorid and Miss i : CORVAIR MONZA, 1962, station wagon. Reaacoable. water, garage fumlehed, i cen- ter, Conn., and those requiring CNid to 47. Size 14%, 85 bust, dress, Anna (jabot. The Mancheater few floor boards to make oer- Are. She "*1®®®** lage, has built over 300 bridges Doris Pernell, 29, aocussd 4-Speed, 102 pow er, fully IHOMPSON BOUSE — Cottage wooded lot, lower level and Mary Bergen and ! Mrs. James at Pine Btrast M anchester Write Bcoc H, Herald. Street, centrally located, large traUy located. Adults prefer adjustments must appear and 8% yards of 85-lnch; Jacket, Evening Hei^d, 1160 AVE. OF tain toe fire had not reached n®ral In his 80' years. Some of them causing toe death at bar bftbf ] equipped, excellent condition. Roofing Skliiig 16 red . T el. 048-7868. FINISH WORK asnRRfnAW, NEW YORK 86, master bedroom lavatories, BrassUl, third. pleasantly furalshed rooms, file thair complaint at one of ahcnt sleeves, 3% yards. toe undeiflooring. , toe Army left her w^th^ to a w ere m ore than 800 feet long. Also, Bast-West Robert Mi daughter, was bound over to 648-6100. ROYAL portable typewriter 10 Years’ Ihqieileaeal sundeck, bullt-ins, fireplace, paAing. CaU 649-2808 ta t m a t' theae meetings or at some ad To order, send 60c In coins to: N.Y. Owners of toe pronarty ta il railroad station. Later ihs had Engineers sometimes asked chel and C. R. CovlU, first; Niok Superior Oourt yssterdajr to • A. A. DION. DfC. Rooflim. with leather case, typtog atand, NEW BUILDINO, 088 Hartford New Panels For let-class mailing add 10c unusual value, $20,800. Glenn to pay a funeral h(me $26 to him Low a man without school shUng, painting. Oarpantry. Al* night and permanent guest Road. CreM, luxurious duplex journed meettng a t said Board ■ue Burnett, Manchester Eve Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Thom s. Daum and Dave Daunders, sec chaige of moMlautotir. Her REWARD — FOR answering excellent ocndiU co, $W. 049- Free Betfanatea for each pattern. Print Name, Roberto Agency, Realtor, 644- ing was able to build such good 1008 FORD, best offer. teranoos and addlncns. Csfi- r u e:es. s . apartments, 4'j rooms, m a t Tax Review. ning Herald, UM AYE- OF 1621, 628-7684. The three-room apartment Is lo view her husband’s body. Ths ond and Mr. and Mra Herbert dau^ter, Lynn, 31 mwtbft this ad is an exclusive territory 9290. (S ign ed ) Cheerfully Ohrea . . . ABIERIOAS, NEW YORK M, Address with sone and Pattern cated over a garage on toe Ver Ajqny apologized but the Nor bridges. died ..Jan. 17. Pcriics quoted tbft: 4668. . Ings. Workmanship gufuraa- baths, modem faculties, new DJbkovlc always had toe Smith, third. taad. 299 Autumn St 6 4 9 ^ . iriiere you can earn $2 to $8 an c o m e o r t a b l E t u x M t o t Edward J.'Dupre, 742-8802 or 742-8854 Num ber. non Rd. proi^y. wich merohanto said “our mother as saying she stntok hour In your spare time selling Just 60c for the Needle Al L ots Fior Sale 73 aame re^y: “I J ^ startedrout 5 ? PLYMOUTH, “ sllghUy Boats and Aecessoriw 4lS , toiu!traa. C^nC^m dally and’simtLyi.and Sundays. Chairm an l a c Ist-class mailing add^Oc ' The fire is believed to have shame is overwhelming’ at toq GongrsM is tot onlv agency tbs baby with bar b to l s M w re ck e d ," with excellen t 1969 BIDWELL HOME Unprovamant Avon Coemetics. Complete parking. QaU 9^2000. .. Philip B. freadman, ChorlM LotiiroB tor each pattern. Print Name, bum! Many lovely designs! started from a cigarette. No i “IndlgnlUea” she was y a O a to building the little ones. With toe with a Mit bscteito tbg 14 FOOT FmsatOLAS boat. SO Come In and aea. Vary regson- ; icUoas for suit end afghan TWO BUlUJlNa Ilots, prims lo- sxpsrience 1 gained on them, I of toe govsrnment, wnloh .:C|Ui T w i«a V 4 eMhw, newly re* Oompahy — Roofing, aldbig, al- trainiog, ekoellent pommlsrion Vloe Chairman Oareatry, Ooaa. A^esa with l^ e, 8$yle No. esm ate of ths loss baa been suffer at the hands, a t a a u a- enliig fttoOMd'.lwr. < ?...« b .p . Bylnyude motor and trail- KTOinCH END Fnm lM fofi able rent Appoiidments i c a ll knit; dolly, edgings and n. ^ nttUtlto, R U IM o k I inui able to tojUd bigger ow s.’’ admit a new state to toa VBmb. ^K oiiutioa) aptmiutto teyanoos, yldltlorta anS ra- , with hookNi 80d-. prliM . Call Mdgu H. Oaika, jm W tiiinktog burtauora^.’ now to .anange interview in ' ar, $800 eompMa. 9491690 ava- room for rti^ good parking. M 9484277, Mr. Baher. ' Mippsr* in e to ^ i ,, , Agm gr' f ■ ■ ■ud' *4- \ « •'■* • \ -\ \ ! -fcjflst «•;. i.f^- SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 6 ,18W PAGE TWELVi Jianrijrater lEaw tins Ifaralb
the temple caaendar for ]ttw Fund at $86,S71 year, and entiounoed Bedier About Town Shrine Q ub wouM be divan representettva to The United Fund Drive Chnar Club. LOley, general H m «x*outlve board of tiie (dutlrmen of the Shrine Clroue, Business Bodies b * j reached 886,371 of its Names Slate Chamlnada .Miialca] Club win total 8115,000 goal, accord- told about some of the new at meet Mond^r a t 8 p.m. at the 1 ^ to a report from head tractions for tJid* year’s rtunv. home of Mra. Joeeph Novoaatty, quarters. Harold E. Turkington of 15 Becher told of plam for ^ llia- autopilot- for the U.& 16 Bunoe Dr. The division breakdowns Berkley SU, last night was potwrtate'a reception at the Navy’s SOO-ton AQ (EH), the are aa foUows: Initial Gifts, elected president of Omar StaUer-Hltton April 3, end largest .JvydrofoU sWp under Airman Peter T. Paquette, 854,980; ResldenUal, 814,047; Shrine Club. He succeeds Ar Schldi aaid he will plan the construction in the United •on of Mr. and M n. WQfred M. Business-Employes, 817,344. thur G. (Spike) Holmes. annual Temple Lafiee Night at Btates, wlU be manufactured by Paquette Jr. of 118 Florence Drive headquarters is now The annual meeting of the B u ^ e ll Memorial for the fall. ^ Hamilton Standard division S t ,' te betas reaflblrned to C3ia- located at 923 Main St., sec Manchester - Rockville area Commitee chairman appoint of United Aircraft Corporation. n u t e AFB,------—ni., , for - technical - ond floor, above the Man Shrlners was held at Manches ments announced by the n w The electronic device will tnihdns aa a U.S. Air F<•«•'dea at the Manchester Country Club. have suooessflilly operated on Club. Mrs. Jacob Miller of the their foils, employ flight con- Women’s Auxiliary of Manches s a c ’s » trols designed and manufac deaignad ter Memorial Hospital will tured by - Hamilton Standard. speak and show a movie, "All SNET Will Raze is an-ex in a Day,” of behind-the-soenes They are the Navy’s . High Point enitoPtata activities at Manchester Memo Center Buildiiig submarine chaser, also equipped 'Booaua rial Hosi>ital. with a fully automatic control; and Um and the UJ3. Maritime Com- •enalbttlt mdssion’a H. S. Detfison com aodieoo^, V i i'o m v r u Friendship Circle of the Sal Plans to clear property on E. vation Army will have a service Harold E. Turkington Center St. to make way for a mercial -ship and the Navy TW8 IM ) \ i i x )ir r new telephone building were LVHX-2 annphibian landing ve program Monday at 7:45 p.m. er; and Russell Prentice, Thom at the Ctadel. Mrs. William made known today by D. Lloyd hicle which use stability aug was. MEANS as F. Ferguson, Jorma Nurmi, Hobron, local manager for The mentation systems. -put Johnson and Mrs. Thomas Mc Lester Behrend, Phillip Brass Cann will serve as hostesses. Southern New Hhigland Tele' and John Rieg, directors. phone Co. KEITH’S CONTEST m id orue Turkington is a member of Hobron said that present ten ’The G. B. Keith Furniture "You i^VtUBOUGAN O o A l. Manchester Lodge of Masons, ants of the one-story building Company's January Prize Con gtiptlyr” OPEN ALL DAY the Scottish Rites bodies of at 20-22 E. Center St., which the test will hold its final Judging Eaytng < Hartford, Connecticut Consis telephone company purchased next Saturday at 1 p.m. with six oan poke for fuel oHt, sorvico, tory at Norwich, and Sphinx be nonpi SUNDAY Temple of Shrlners. He is a in 1961, will vacate tee prem' winners to be announced the heating equipment ises by Feb. 1. ’The building will same day at 4 p.m. More than aama vk bass player In Sphinx Temple •kmtad. Band, and is band secretary. then be razed, clearing the 81,000 in prizes will be offered. phone 922*8151 PINE PHARMACY 80x200-foot' site. Judges named to sift through I hnagta He is city editor of The Herald. \ 170 PEABL STREET 664 Center Sfc—649-9814 Hobron said plans for the new the hundreds « f entry blanks on •UBoaSa HARTFORD. CONN. Emory R. Morse of Guilford, PM be v« newly elected potentate of building are not yet firm, "Why I Like Keith’s’’ Include get a lot Sphinx Temple, attended, sup though the company hopes to Richard Martm, general mana start construction later this ger; Leon Thorp, advertising di ported by four members of his Charra divan and one of his aides. They year. It will probably be a bit rector of The Herald; and Jack Space age goldfish and turles are fed In the space laboratories of United A lr c ^ t ^ i^ r a ^ larger than the present central Sansofi, managdr of the ."tate tlon’s Hamilton Standard division. The marine guests have given valuable a S s ls ^ ^ ta to televl are Fred Becher, chief rabban; •inoa tie THE ARMY AND NAVY Tom Lilley, high priest and office building at 52 B. Center Theater, waste management studies. Important In sustaining human life In outar spaw. i^ ta t a w s a prophet; Herb Schick, oriental St., and may be attached to Everett Keith has. noted that the fish and the turtle have been living for better than two months guide; Wallace Bailey, record that building. It’s specific loca winners do not.have to be at the bodily elimination, and proven by chemical analysis to be more pure than and d ig er; and Lee Abbey, aide. tion on the property Is also un store when the ahnouneeinents search such as this Is being conducted as part of development of advanced life support sjrB- aerippBP'. ^ ’The potentate briefly out determined as y et ara made of the winning en tems. • ______lined some of the activities on ’The present two-story tele tries. A list will bd printed In phone building, which adjoins The Herald on Monday, Feb. 3, was named president, and Law made of vinyl-coated nylon fab the site to be cleared, was com*- and winnerii will ba notified by pobtan Dietricit Commission em BINGO ployes credit union for 1964. rence Richards of Springfield ric in red fluorescent color, AND pleted In 1929. when Manchester telephone. The MDC credit union also, at was elected secretary-treasurer printed with an official warning Be modern with became the third telephone ex Purchases have not been re symbol, can be held fast to the change In Connecticut to- get its aimual meeting held Mon Dancing Every Saturday Night quired to enter the contest, day, voted a 4.8 per cent divi Rogers Oorp. of Rogers and oar by rubber suction cup, and dial service. ’There were then which ends a t the store closing dend to its shareholders, and a Manchester has appointed Ber Is offered by Promotion ft Salea 8 O'CLOCK about 5,000 telephones here. ’The hour Jan. 81. 28 per cent Interest reiftwd to nard L. Beisecker of Danielson Assoclatea, Philadelphia, Po. building has since been twice borrowers for the period ended as production manager of. Its enlarged: In 1946, when the SdULES MANAGER Dec. 31, 1963. Killingly division. number of phones had increased John IL Smith of iS6Aututnn to 10,000, and in 1953,when the St. haa been named sales man Nels Johnson who Wednesday December’s sales volume In MID-WINTEk SALE total reached 15,000. ager for the southeast region of received a trophy as leader In the King's Department Store II In 1958, an outlying office the United fttotee for Roy-O Ufe volume during the fall pro chain, for the first time in his 50% Merchandise Bonus W O W " What Service was built on Buckland Rd. In Vac, makersI bt flsshiighta and duction campaign at an an tory, exceeded 813 million for On Sale Items Wapping to serve that growing batteries of ah kinds nual awards banquet sponsored any given month. With one PLACE ORDER—PICK IT UP IN 10 MINUTES region. That office now serves A Brown Univensity grad- by the Travele-ns Insurance month to go In the firm’s fiscal Printed Envelopes, Billheads DON’T BELIEVE US? THEN TRY US! about 3,400 of the 28,000 phones uats. Smith has been a dbitriot d^penlee, today reported he year, total volume Is running at or Business Cards in the Manchester exchange. manager in this area for the will move his offices, effective a record level as compared with 2-. Anticipating future down a year ago. Eleven months sales Buy 1000 At ReguUr i^ i^ SMALL LARGE post tttas yaan, and during that February 1, from 270 Ferguson and Get 600 Free town needs, the telephone com- tima be w«s aleoted to the Rd. to 963 Main S t amoimted to 875,944,000 against PmA-RAYS pany in 1961 acquired the site mercbandMng planning board 858,300,000 for the same period ELEANOR BUCK 75c now to be cleared, and also two George H. Smith of 12 Green last year, an increase of 817,- 130 Spruce St-—643-0031 of Rsy-drV«e and has won Sales Representative For parcels on Ford St. which ex four disttaguiahed salesman’s Rd., food broker, was elected 644,000. tend to the back line of Its E. vice presidMit of the Connecti K and B, Inc. Center St. property. Two build awards. NEW PRODUCTS: If you’re Phones 648-6768 or 648-8452 n S P E C IA L n ERNEST ZAHNER Smith, who wih have ofifioes cut aiid Western Massachusetts LARGE PIZZA WITH 6 INGREDIENTS e PLUMBING e ings on that land were cleared Food Brokers Association dur changing a tire on a dark road 135 Spruce Street 189 UNION ST., ROCKVILLE and it is now being used as_ a at Stone Mountain, Ga., in his you could be cEpped by a paa^ new poet, wih move to a new ing iannual elections held at the SATURDAYS ONLY — DURING JAN. AND FEB. Phone: 875-6047 parking space. City Club in Hartford last wedc. ing motorist. To oncorh- home in Atlanta, Gfu, after Jen. George W. Hok>p of the Daniel ing cars and prevent accidents 30. this "Save-AiUfe-Guard’’ flag. Read Herald Ads. mve’ii Mm’decai Co., East Hartford, , and Am RENABtED BY AAA «he Dro N. WiHiam Knight of 65 Boy,’’ m PLUMBING Enjoy Sunday af fhe White St., vice president, busi ta-ciMsk ness devriopment d^wrtment. Water Heaters HEATING Parkade The OomMMsticut Bank and a f them Breakfast Speeial Trust Co., Hartford, has been I ttiink.’ Humidifiers re-appointed ohainnaA of the Bioyer AIR CONDITIONING Investment Oonunittee and . ^ a n Oehumidifiers DELICIOUS member of both Budget and oi «ht«E Flnanes Committee and Long wbajk ec .\ir Cleaners PANCAKES Range Planning Oonunittee of I Heat Pumps the AutonMhfle Cluft) of Hart ford. Water Pumps Knight has been a member of WILLI S the board of govemors of the JOH Water Coolers AAA slnoe 1962. OIL SERVICfc, Inc. The appointments for 1964 Water Softeners 'were Just announeed by Ebner * Collet loo S. Watson, preaideht of the £one Control GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS au b . Bath Rooms Known for Quality Products B R IE FS and Service Mott’s Supw: Market has Jotoed the Super Market tasU- 841 Broad St., Maaoheater—B49-4548 tute to selact the '’Checker Of The Y sar" oompetHirui, sad votw will be oast by cuatomws at all their stores, including ttie E. Middle Tpke. outlet here. Etoitar L. Odell of 512 E. Cen bar St. haa been named aecm- South Methodist tary-treasurdr of the Mietro-
Church C A S H .FUEL 1226 MAIN STREET SERVICE REV. J. MANLEY SHAW, PU., Senior Minister REV. RAY C. HOLLIS JR ., Associate Minister Sow 88A8 Oo *00 GaBoM GEORGE’S GARAGE MISS MARJORIE WILLIAMS, Director of EducaUon 24-Hoav JA ^ B. GROVE, Director of Music Rouiv 85— Next To The Bolten Dairy OUR FOUNDING FATHERS MeKinnoy Phone 643-9196 Invites You To Worship knsw wa m u st.. s«sk ys first th» ktng~ Lumbar and Sopply Oo. dom of God. . MoHhtw 6 :3 3 . Tht flag E s t 19^ — Bolton 9:00 AJM. MorningMorning Worfihip Worihip 10:45 A.M. of th« Unitad Stalas when flown from o TcL 64S-2141 Reception of Members staff flios obovt oil othor flogs oxcopf COMPLETE OVERHAUL the Church flog. FROM LAROEST TRUCKS TO COMPACTS 9 :0 0 AM. Church School 1 0 :4 5 A.M. Hove you put first things first in your Hfo, Hov« you plonntd for tomorrow bofero ChristmasGifts HEAVY DUTY WHEEL ALIGNMENT Sermon—January 26, 1964 It is too loto? “REPORT FROM AFRICA” fo rth $900 and RALANCING FOR TRUCKS and CARS Dr. Ashton A. Atanand preaching T reasu rer— ^Board of Missions Total Loss 2 FUU TIME MECHANICS ON DUTY of the Methodist Church THE CHURCH of C m NAZUENE MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER. OONNEOTICUT .Up' aN roar in a • STEAM CLSANINO ON ALL TRUCKS AND CARS 286 a h in t- “A CHURCH WITH A BUSSIO^ al • TUNE-UP AND LURRICATION Junior and Senior High Yolith FeUowships ROBERT J. SHOFF, Pastor • COMPLETE UNE OF DUNLOP SPORT AND TRUCK TIRES 7 :0 0 P .1 L < SUNDAY BEEVlOni • OREEN STAMPS OlVEN WITH OAS. TIRES. REPAIRS Young Adults At 8:00 P.M. Sunday School ..»••••»•*•».• A8I' — ALL CASH PURCHASES — ConnseUng Service by Rev. jaines M. Gage Worship Hour ." .....'...... 1 1 :4 8 each Thursday from 2:00 P.M. Youth FallowaUp ...... IfiM SPECIAL1 W M Goeb e fKOoM of «o8 EvsageUam ...... 9K)t ehostd yoG vifEI iGCtlvf 1 CartM of plus doposlt. Call. For pSirther Information _ WEDNESDAY ^ ^ Offtee—648-8884 Home^-648-4dl4 lOd-wieek ‘Seivtha ...... i...i 1:18 ^ ( ABUBDIVIBlOKW3naTT V-' •t’- . i 'i ■v.-‘ ■ * m ,2 5 31 . xmAinrtnjB
vn>*o Bvainr wtanit4-4u u b v k v b b , H D|okj(NeK|M ft cx>,i ^ - a .- ^ ' ' V •* '«> '* .-- 'f ■ ...... ‘■■■M ■ " ■■I u ^ ...... T . . . .. • TV Notebadii: Profile of a Dymg Parhio^ M art Di:!aina --- -- ~T ' . . ' ' - I— - ^ ---- ^ ...... PardW ork blCK KUaK** ; t * a Halles: A Farawell,’'fanrt; stand. But aU this wqi soOnaof„ thaaO__ _ men_____ leftt . at Rungls NeygiWV EnterpflM j^. w affet^tionats profile of the be a memory. Over the ooufsq Uuire w ill be Wme. B y B i r r a K. t h o m p s 6 n N B W ^ YO RK —: (N B A )— Western lyorld's largest, oldest, of the next two years, the 'fits oamenui pokS into the “General B ^ltal" 'whose ■R i^s a mator dilter«nce,be-. French gotveminent intends to' o a t^ . o t haa Phihes, some more doors opsnd Ipse than a year tviwm- th*. BngHtidi vewlon of most colorful but now anach ago (and are- currently open build a new, complete thpdern famOiio' than otheih, where the That Was the Wehk That Waa ronistic, big-city' food; market, to TV viewers five days a •nd tta ' brahd navtr. Am M can mar)(et tenhihal at Rqngts, workiMS o f Les H4Hes congre week at 8 p.m. in the after ooimterpArt, 1W3,. for short. w ill be broadcast on CBS-TV*b and ties HallM w ill becotnd part gate Sod wdiere 'i f has become noon A B C ) , looks, like it might “The one.” explains '‘Chrohlcle'' Wednef^y, from of history.. a tradUlpn for visttocs to end run forever, ‘.‘because with a DKMluoer IdartihaU Jan)ison, series like ours, as with Ilfs It ,7:30rS'p.m. : CBB News ' Corre , During the televiaion broad up 'a nig^ on the town with a i>yna deatf^ned to be 'JoumtiHanr^ spondent Charles Collingwood self, the story ;is., never fin- "tt waa an extension of the cast,'the cameras will focus oh bow l’ o f onioh so§' movie premiere reofmtly. ftedto' the turbul^t bw dly 'JOL. bM to Czar Peter the Great.' wortes, they woric harder. CSiarleS' Boyer is gbhig book He 'found" himself ch«>frod as the Busstan jH ^ le / ' The Soviet era of the Kremlin “ For Us,’ ’ says Yeung, “ there to television for the fInst tithe l(^ ly as Gregory Peck. ’ - hilenk' wiiij be. riq^ t is illustrated In scenes pf Le- are ho > re-runs, no vacations. sinoe the old Pour .Star Play- /^iFantasttc!” exclaiified the rov(^^;from lCi4t,P-bS.i’ .''!- s apartment, the Palpce of It ’s eyery day- arid new every houae ah d that was seven actw^ “ Nothing Uke. this, lias- . 'The'ptogU m ,w|to" fifiit . the meeting hall of dby.. Pih at my desk by 7 a.m. yeaaa a ^ : Boyer, David Mtven e w .‘hapipcned'to me', beicq'C,)en»'C; ■ ' on M ay blT art;yiito e Supreme Soviet, and . the Three- weeks ott-,.to a luxuiy and QiK 'wiU rotate In a ^t^eprbe;had neverr nfeyorf „ed'June 4. ; ’ ■ .hiirial palaces of leaderaiof the I ’d loVp . . . but there' aim aerip.-, Rnvues.; a ddartlta on^ telSvislonI' before;, .Bolahevik,, Revolution just really-: no vacations .either." An unprOifed^V^'vi^ l|de the Rremlin Awft-tkat. is- the-Circumstamjeimstamje frOih'the publto at)d ffo n f Monjapa-bom' Y^xmg got iqto th id c ^ (fiiaiiged.ijV)a)aon’sOn’S aaiCB. i^ wlsleia'critics fpu6iwli^t|^'’ The telecast- is introduced by radio during M r btUdent days XM tab- 'TfiBhuslpn'.. viewers'view ers' Will agree JYBC news Correspondent Frapk at= the ^’University of Indiana, color, Jp^ ptesentatlon Of . ;,^urgholtzer, .who is seen walk-; FavdM^ IS Iki^: was t)to nrwjor'Jibisttitotl went 8 * " »«wWtoc U:SS f SJ 6nasmeke odievi.staii-r Now 'itb hap^nlhg Prt- (U> Bin Daut '• isiss Hennesey High SohMl Sports . CaU Mr. D i rtYott’RhoW-S Brskea Arrsw (4S>~ SalardSatarday ,E2tioa ;8-8MS < S-NMS) IX Winter Olympic UiM Grand dnry Doalevy. Walter Brennan. •nd Americaa rogues," star of competition. ’.1:M ( S> The Lncy Shew ‘ - ( Si Academy Theatre <- 8) Trne Adventure T- (SS) The In te .Show , ttye Bnosidway play, "Man and **7 ^ e the last show I did on ______ Shock Thtetfe Boy," said. “It wUl be a tongue- Broadway, ‘Who Was That Lady Uot R'eld hcxT«tes ori Wil>^ U ;M (SSI Ifco Late Skow 1 (tS) Film “ Joe MacBeth." Paul Dotuh } i' to-chaek series, light biit with I Saw You With,’ " he comment O.M) News Specinl Ifur. •v’ ed; “I played in It with Peter (40) Wanted Dead nr Alive 1 A, ftmsna and patfios, too. Some Y :M ( F dackie Oleaaea Shew U:M < S) Pfnvle_ ■ ' , ^ Of them wU be shot hi Europe, Und Hayes and. Mary Healy, The i^ e ric a n Scene - Vagah VPerguin Pool Murder." Dms wohdertul pieople who were aloe. Featuring: Frimk-^ Fon * sld- (Took. B ^ e l l e Hudsoa.' X totok ." 1:XS ( S) YMir CoaicrMsinaa taine.' Barbara Het'er, June 1:41 ( «l News aaj Wetote Bioyer hsi't fooling Mmeelf schooled in the night clubs. t:S0 < S) Mavie Taylor Dancers. J:8S < si Ban Francises Went .'tipit appeering in only ope put Even with them you had to be “The Outlaw StatUon." PhU ttosS) The Ueatenaat < I . t 4) M ^scepe and MosaapiB on your toes at every minute or Carey. "Juosle JUn... in the James Gregory. .NIW Ta’bot. ■ ’■ #t Comfort a i thrOe shows v4U ; mqke his Forbidden Irfuid. J,' WeUa- Bice.: tries, to warn Copp that t:SS ( 8) Good Night Hymn 'w ^ jk ' easier.^ ypu: could be" crowded right ’ off mUIler. he has proposed to- a camp - e i - the stage. The same is true with ( 8) .Wre>tltaS follower— with a .police.;r pUlIee.;recotn. G.iven yerdon or any top ;pcr- <1S) habtcrl^a TV < 84S-ZS> Hsoleaanay » •: Ittfse Page ThiiesV ■ Jarack ■ . Mnklettdr...... hoM. Guests: ■tormer.’ : . . poc Watson. Homyr 'A Jethpos, 1. ^ “But in televislpn, I. feel .at l:W.in).BaaketoaUI .im Baaketoi " '!>— 4>eputy Aepoty Bin Monroe. -Serendipity Sing- ' :eash for the first'um e, v < » ) Watch...... H r. Wtourd ere- .From Un(v.-, of Tennessee. JOHN L ■‘T may be stuck with these i: Herbert' oonducts solen- 8:si :( 8) Fke Defenderk iaptennae on my head for scinie /' title: experiments. E. G. Marshall; B arry Moysd, ftipie to come. Things could (be » ! » ( OhaUeBse vCh BMlevlhg’ he has. nothing, to . ..(Goldr) Arnold Palaver and live 'tor. a 'drug-addicted noet MieNOY ♦wjgimwmworse- >•••■*■ ■ I , ■*' ' ' -‘O ar^ P la yer team '.^'against takear the blame for^a Inuraei'.i -r+- Wulius Boros and GsorKe Bay- (Z8^> Jsey Blfhsp Shew ; - er. /From Desert Inn. L i ' iOoler)- ____ '.DaltoA Jooy ELECTRONICS . - j^AIUS-BOUND , . ,V«»s, Nevada. ' and .wHie try ,to spend s i^ .d a quiet lOhartes OolltogTVtond,. modr • 'tSf) ChamMsashlp Bswllaf weekend In ptlmlthre, S:M ( S-JS-4S) Pro.Bowlers T sa r, mote'iAldn,' ., . _____ . . LABORATORIES eitotor of.-tbe bi-yireekly "Cfirofi- Finals ot<, a, dittsntot- pBS 7 8-M-48). LaWrenoe Welk icle’’ , series, of CBS-’IJV, and p tournament .each week. ifi^ - hdot o f highly acoUqlmeil (tol.'tUIler'DM tr 'ftiiaSctd boUr; floiigs. ilancing. 4:SS < .5>«Oelf Classlo ' ■ . . Idiutrumefital solos. From..H Satnrdag -Might at' ths haa heen pestened-to Parts my "Aaron at Balhisroi Boll V Ikniiitom am <3bbi Springfield. .^ n fii*T W Sail.V Piml Kew-' Boada ■*. Etorapean. oorreapopdent ^ for (tS l'F lIra ' , toSn, goan Ftotalne. jX nto- Nepw. -He - takes ii(i Wk 4:M Bpsirls^ BpssiaL . riysrii^oall^d^ testify agalast 1011V Oeiitef^St^-'-44S-«lit BuiT' Palmsbi. host. Bhiropsan .neW poatthtospningi. . . J Fikure Skatlito Champlonshipa t:M f>>$hU SUvw Akow in.Grenoble. -France. Kairy not only rafralna Jrott - - (Ml^AisigaiaMI VnierwaMr dating, the psetty company t nurse 'When n» Items Lester jm jum p Fiiitiupi OIL -',4b.- srasr- About her, . hut he also puts words in the bash ful LsMSr’ s- mouth. 14 HOUR CUS'FOltiBil'' fijliRVlG E f-*449^3701 . ; ’ <>to4S> Xto.’v-MsUywsod ■ifi . ^ Clolcriirada . A n d r s a Head 1 ' niWM " -f '' 'i <■ Ttchilciait St BI$SELI^ ^T. LaWtonoe, BUI nemmiag ’ 'commenL ' ' Itar-Etiito. Saiaa ami Phone 643^X121 ■:N '< '» Brad Davis Shew (U) Oys Fee Iks Xsaar PAGE TffREM MANCHESTER EVENING HEliALD, MANCHESTER, QQNHw RATURDAY, JANUARY IRi 196* MANCHESTER EVENING H EBAI^, MANCHESTER, QQNN^ SATURDAY. JANUARY 28, 1964^ P A G E T W O T U E S D A Y TelevisUm PROGRAM CBS Readies T F N otebook SU N D A Y TeUnAsUm PR O G R A M St88 arB>«ta«ir WHI *> e m s m a lUlBoniinepfkwii" L \diS8 •iM Itt) MRW TOUR (AP) — CBS (88> tomaa aad bawaaa _a— “ttHMt it to onwOlied ttw W h s — ___ mEo becw i^lils wifi;^ (Sl> UBltocar iiiiiiiiH i.iiixiasi eimscts to have its U6i-88 ltoT6. i**- Dstw oa to — ------^ ^ 8:18 | | B a Oat tor Sparta Jose JlmensB coas to make bttof eppeanoM to ^hS^ s s s s F wr BeM Bm Benaderst, John Vlvre^ unusually early. Pronmn Vlas J 855^ 8tS8 An ecotislkal movie star aoetaty costume • m U “t t Presldsiit Mtehael Daim said every owe. I flRuro It wSl ttfw oaa’t reeirt Uvinx up to hto • * j s H r Carmen. eevea mortMie* wotk to do tlie (Msaaova repaudon. _ (88>JUw^lta, _ „ . there would be at least 16 new lS!Sr S e e t ^ B e ^ BowUnc Tonmamewf (from Sh8a_ _ Robert Blake. Bethel Lertie. A Danaa): World P;ertajMon 21" Color SertM ^ lloMiod Chassis These w ill Include six hour- Boyer eegni hto uHtoMd* w Oope addict Udnape a hgr- t iU (W ) T1m> qtotofai*we Cnamplonahipa (from Swltser- Part I “ BaiaUa F m " 8:U B iU (to ) (H> 8M ia4 ^ orpban tries to make a long dtamatks shows, each with Utton to to produoe. Hto o( . to atsader ia a getaWay attempt t:W < S> Vad«ntoB«totK Ow WtoM lu id ). hantinchuntliic dog oat of a hi BeHy Am oHoee, Frewch ProvliKlal a conUmilng character; two who WBOto to direot,. to work 8:80 after murderinx a ralieemaa. ( 8) Til* A«»W to.„ (88) Sonthan Bap«tot_Ham ( 84848) O teiai^ Shew en TUa to & U fa Dorothy Banda, BHaabeto Tmvato af new variety shows, a live halt- ing now e* a dtokffwo dlreotar Barth (Oeler) ’ LAvrreoea. When a naan dto- hour comedy panel show, with 18:88 Martha Hyer, Ruby Keeler. A (M ) OnU B a ^ t o _ . upean, fanny memhera^r^ cMd Wolmit Fhiish Cobinots to leam-tbe trade. M :t f < 1) Mj g y * Dan O'Heriihy. Kurt Russell. Alan King, and (It s haU-hour beauty peceaat rnfusee to RellKioua . a^tto '*>«* Dr. fleet on the worth of their Doc and Jamia are reAissd •Tto glad.” the eutor eei. . m \ S w til 5 *S eek|ss move out of aa arena tha Georre Crolhers. Uvea, ___ permission to teavs a mouai- situation comedies. •ttiBt he didn’t went to not. Ao- 8)88 clrou needs. _ ( 8> Jewtok Hewa ^ w a ( 8) OptatoBotad K an tain hideaway. _ Sctehell-Carison, b paired: hkiiding of soperiw Dann to oonvincsd Uiat tbs tora era ao vutaeraMe. I f a p*S^ Mt88 (U> t a 't t e j r a — t i stwrert (» ) Otalle* at.S^att»B Baakatkalt 5:88 ( 8) Bd Saffiviaa SiwW anthology tooUng continuing (S8> SMtUtoa •( ^ ItMa (88) Fltan Guest: Carol Latimoee. performance and styling, for the ultimate -in turn to a box ofMoe fk p , R’e d 8. to. Arab- (M) Tlila to ,^ 8:88 (8848) OrladI ^ ' oharactsrs to a tmevtolon form beoauee the aotor toi’t a draw, Ut88 Isa Hsrse ___ _ M :M ( 8) Ham a* 8fc f m e i a boat Xasaalne- working as a svritohboaad op dewing. H ie only receiver that never has to that cannot survive. 8:85 (O) StsBsy Baika . _ _ Guests: Carol Burnett, Joae ^ form at newa procram With 3C4400B not beoauee the atory or direo- UiSS it 5:M ( 8 ) Baerts, New# sad Wsal ( 8> l« o k Dp^aad U ra Ray Scherer, Nanny Dick^ erator, Grind! finds herself leave the home for maintsivuice. “ Thero Just to not enough Ferrer, Jackie Mason, Sham RcUl^ua aarlea. helping the police try to nab a IAM.Y AMBUCAN tor to bed. I f R auooeeito, it’* be- Wallis. <48>^Wth la rM m aon, Robert Abernathy. Joe mad bomber. good writing available to buUd (Muee the atony and direotkm >• • ■ ■ ' s S V a :. <8848) . H;88 18> Qaaaats IkaM , Garaaiola. ( 8.88-4« Arreat aad Trial . u p a script backlog,” be said. (O sier) Experimental aariaa oorerin* ( 8) SeiaBee *l|iSto» Huim Mmlow, N eville Brand. CBS’ new aramatio series will good, not beoauee o f the aMor. AU-CoIe Prtler progiam. Btoo» dranw, literabiM . danca. 8:88 ( 8) ChaaaplaiMMp Brldya A private detocilTa framea tt)S8 ring: Bthel Merman, Martha muato and a ^ Jamaa Ifacaa- (48) W re a O ^ ^ hto client in the death of a include one starring Jackie JlS^What's New Wright, John Battl. Peter dre%. boat ^ _ 4:88 ( 8) Oae Of A Klad girl. Cooper as a county a^loultural ' Nero. Gretchen Wrier. ( m OoiaBaeato H raapla Today'a aubjeet to creaUnc a STORE HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 5:30; THURS. 9 TO O; SAT. 9 TO 5 8f!88 ( 8) Jady Gaxlaad Shaw uent; a Carson Kuin effort ^ < 8-8848) The FUiiitive <») Kahalte {aalM work of a il Oueata: Jamea Mualcal-vaiiety. ‘Mr. Novak’ Is '•ilSHfSs'raH., V (84) la-Seheel Freview (M) Waaton jambaraa Winea, aculptor: Alfred Wa- about a Broadway press agent; (L sMS) TesSesss* Mmie lie, painter. Charlea Milla ^ (88-88) BaaBaas (CMar) U:M ( S-8-88-W) News. Weather ' (W> O ath ^e Ham W48 ( 8) OaMid Oamets an action-adventure show with (84) jrasler Hlsk B ^ b m aad ItoMts 11:15 (M ) Amerteaaa at W alk compoaer. Durwaid Kirby, boat with Robert Horton, and another Cited in R^kh ( 8848) News aadWsatoe U:88 ( 8> rvan OaHaaia Oampu (88) WoBderfal World ef Oaif 7)18 (to) g s e ^ Beeort (88) Big Now# _ (Color) „ Alien F w t. built around a reporter. Rlcl^ i:a r < S> Ad Tka W «iM 9mrm (88) News aad Wesiher' ( 8) iBtanaUaaal Eaaa (88-38) The Kreaalia 7 ;U (88) We#te)fB Mass. Hlsk- U :U < S) Taesday ft a ^ h t _ . (tt> Xaa lata Spaee (Color) Gene Scunaen. boat The history of tha Russian ard will be an adventurer In Its most recent weekly re> ( 8> Ch0» (88) Jawlab W e , Briaitte Varangot va. Mj£*ey % ) Sports OasMia “Tower of London.” Boils WrQ^t at enuoe de (lo if do people and rulers seen of the James Bond stripe in an j)ort, published on behalf of Ita Leave It Ts Tfce Kartoff, BasU Rrthbone. U:t5 (M) Tha UvfalK WaiM through an actual photo other series, and Dick Crenna, (48) News _ _ „ (48) Steve AUes Hhew U :t# ( 8) toatohto Estoril. • Portuga'. graphic tour of the Kremlin. 800,000 teacher and admlniatra- S' U:W (18) SperU ^aadap < 8) VMIeaa ^ ^ ( A48) R.8. Pro BawUag Tr ) (C olor) late of ’’The Real McCoys” will 8)88 ( i i ) (l8) Challaafta Oalf JOalm) 4:88 (88) Scleaee A ll 8tara_ . ( 8) Battle Use turn up as a state legtolator in tor members, the National Bd- U:88 (8 ) Sperte. Vtow tm old ______nar ___ Gary Don Morrow. hragy. WVDH, OhaiHMl M, wRipreaent ____shown to rram ler sat card cheat A lia. (48) SeleBoe Fair spot oorarago of povarty In i!s.*«toSs: w-t- (88) Orlgamr vS A V 1 M c; s 4 % Khrusohehev (entering ^ Laaae Gerald Mohr. . ^ M)88 (.8) Dauy Itoe l^w KaiMtiohy and Washington, DXl. Oeorge’s Hall to attend a state Oomedy-variety. J i u e a 18C ShafiB s f Owtotoa OB-ae) Btoveath Bear Cathedral o f tha Asaunqptlon, s m < 8) News sad W esrt^ Ralph Bellamy, Robert R j m 8:88 ( 8) The BlfleaiaB er. Successful business v the Bpaaskl tower guarding the 8 i « ItR » a g aad “iSSSa"Shew A poIiUclaa seeks help when OkaBBel aa compulsively seeks out (18) la the FuMtol^ iert his colleagues o—nosplre to 8:88 ( 8) Suarlse Semester (88) 8bU Order Market casual alltanoes. Senator Barry Goldwator of main entrance to the Kremlin, IM) Marts far Tseng Fee ad to ra to* (88) Agriealtare ea Paaade (88) n res StoogM 88M8^ dt^AkeiAh utedyeTinM [ S OW*TStt., <48)' Newa , have him commlttad ( 8) Hameata at Caaafoit (48) The Admiral aad Swabby S n 'S m m g wMh Much Artoona wlB ha a guoat of “Tha [the Annunciation and Archan StitUtiOll. ( 8) Newaosaa Show 1007 MAIM Sjr.. MANOTBSTBR • BODXB tt, OOVBNTBY Jack Paar Program” Friday on gel Cathednds'mad the Palace \m :ssjrs:su ( 848-88) Special OK Wkrter I^ ^ e * Uggams and the Stag SIR ^ ^ N r tr . rad W.8 Qlyinplo Games , ^ ( 8) Towa f&lec 5:U nS8) E ariy Show NBO-TV firam R )-U p m lot Facets. ( 8) Urtag Ward “That Certain Age. Deanna 8:15 CM) OtaUoBse _ Opeiiiiig ceremonies from la* 8:88 Durbin. The great hMls, tha ttring 8:88 (88) Special Be*as8 asbiruok. Auetita. m a&;a% :rom w.>id (84) The Friendly Oiaat U:88 quartme o f the Oaara, the I u:88 8:18 < 81 N era _ ^ <88) la School Fieriew 5:88 ( 8) y o g i Bear S^rta - -r- U rt8 ( 8-S-88-48) News. Weatheu ( 8) Seatheta Geaa. State Oel- m ) Big Now# . - I paintings, letms, thronss, ( 8) 87 Fisciaoe (M) Wkat'a New (88) Newa sad Weather Our SPEEDY SMdalty ^PSJto Vtow 8) Jack La Lam Sbsw “ S e fg ^ t York.” Gary Coop The world's “ftaeat ratin' jjsS UiS8 (88> WeatoMT. Spseta sad S:S8 ( 8) Newa , _ er. Walter Brennan. ehloken” with laoomparable (48) Bose the Olewn ( 8) Follow the Saa (8*48) Toalgkt n ^ to r ) I part museum and part head-1 "Wg Boodle." Brrol t:U ( 8) Depaty D wg_ 763 M AIN STREET— TEL. 643-1191 I quarters of the Soviet govern-1 S " Heritage Gia B c i^ • 8:18 ( 8) Leave « Xe Beaver (18) Lite of Bllejf , . 18:38 ( 8) News aad Weather (88^) News aad W—«kiw (8848) Hartley Briahley 18:45 (48) Lord's Piayrt _ . ^ ment. Trt8 (88) Special % pert U>45 (88) Lexd’s Frayg __ ( 8) Beat of O ro^e Be port ( 8) n te g s o ^ , ,Meamato sf fiAlJf. Df ORDER 1)88 ^8 ) |Wraeeepe. Meam 8:48 (48) Klag aad Odla Shaw 1:88 Oamfert asA Hyma 7tU < «) Wrttera^Maw. 18:88 ( 8) Newt __ (84) Wkat'a New Pick Dp 10 BOnutea Later (88) Spm OaoMta raMLsto Kras (88-38) Say Wbea 8:45 (88) News . (88) News DID YOU KNOW (88) News < 8) Girt r*«k„ ^ 8i88 ( 8) After Dhurt Maylo 7)88 ( 8) jD h ro rt^ , (48) Hsralkg Mavle “ Mpnkey Business. Cary That Somo M fo^ Aro Wrong For WB SIELL aad INSTAIX A ’’faiwell” to IS Jivi'sS sS :' 18:88 ( 3) M avie ^ ^ Grant, Marilyn Mmiroe. DEOrS DRIVE-IN Parle maricet (88-88) W eld for Word (18) SahaciipMea TV Corfoin Frotcriptioot? MS CRNTBR ST,<—«U -M M !» the western wortd!s mD B S TR T" r i d e s a g a i n ( 8) Oeaeral Hospital (88) MaU Oidar Mamet Daily Drama residential oldest and most ooloi A ’ Ugfat-bearted weetem, U;88 (88-38) O o ^ a t o ^ a (88) Weather. Local News Art* (8848) The VirgirtM *T>ratiY," ia schedifled to re- A proper segment ia one that has neu. liz e d (Oolor) Lee J. Oobb, — — ( 8-88-48) The M p e^ Ia JOM (84) Heritage ■ „ •ARAOE DOOR ptaoe ABCVIV’b "TT S tm ^ U:88 (88-88) Mlssiag U aks (G rier) (OonUmied (ram Pafe One) distant portion with the reading i>ortioii-to objM t displace- DruiT. A lortc-back r t ihe ( 8-88) Object,Is 7rt5 (»>*Wcntera Maas. HlghUghta Virgulan’e arrival att Shi atrip" on Vatootlne’a Day. U:88 ( 8) Lave sf ^ e ment, image jump and subjiact disappewrande. . i_ O PERAtO RS RaortL _ . . John Gnvta, who a«p*ared to (88-88) Tear Flrat tanpieeatoa But the advent o f teleivtalOH When an improper segmeht ia us— it would cause mjttxiee m 8i88 8-88-18) The Adyeatuees ef ( 8-88-48) Bevea Keys 7:88 (83-88) Monday Night At The flo w ed him wimt he leeJOr Key operated or radio eon- J). "Pawcho” and “Spartaoua,” w « 18:88 ( 8) Search ter Tamaraew Msviee . _ ... climbing stairs, curbs and alighting frm n automobiles. I Tke DeetsM bave the lead roJ*. ABC an- (8848) Trath or CsasesaWiM (Color) “House of B ain^.” wanted to «*«>. trailed from car. Robert Stack, Robert Ryan. f a r g s M i g nounooB that ’IDeafay" to ^ ( 8-8848) n ith er Haorwa Beef duoe, th»t*8 fo r me. I w«rihied I t Oar cry from the atereo-typed 18:88 (88) News American servicemen set up on CB8 daytime seriala and (M) Os Hesrisg Marti 1:M ( 8) Bert SeUer gangland operation to prey on e t I t ( 8) TThst's Ahead (lantoro-Jowed hero of the ( 8-88-48) TeBaesseo Btaie Japanese businessmen. atoo on the b ig nJghWlme Uve ( 848^) Patty Duhe fRew (488-48) Oater LImIto Peter Brandon, playing aa ob- ■the Lanee must weigh the ctoMBlc, Md - atjta wratem showe. . tablished actors. Soms of Uism At Heiaa WM Don Gordtm. Nell Hriniltoo. X tw o dUCerant techniques. Thera thrBI of living in Parts against drama. Htfa atlR yo»mg, bend- U.8. agent IntUtratee a povr- "And ‘ttve’ to a quality weJii- are some perte(Aly fine movie can aad w ill go far. stsMoton smiled authpntattVjBly 1:85 (48) B aibara B eiasm Show and said, X’ve Just dellvsvsd a 'What they flome, W illi a mesottlntty men 1:58 ( 8) Aa The World^Taias erdient organisation from <«b stot on for ‘Generel aMflon who can’t menage the ’‘Acting is a funny business,” (84) Deihwetlonri toe toOra envy end women adnilra.** < 8) Gale Storm.Shew.. er space, _ , too., . .rtape makes it maattile switch. WUh tope an actor Juet ssid thslalr-taaired. firm Jawed 9-foot baby.’ ” 8t88 ( 8 1 8 -1 8 ) ’n e Fasm e*'* (88) At Homo wito Kitty (84) Japim producer who stiU looks like OBotamlaed Seat Oovera (88) Leave It To The Obto t:88 (84) Dr. Fesia's Oiimta ^ but it’s also the teaeon Holly must have some of the leflMwa Onatomtaied Auto Tope (88) News ■:M ( 84848) Wagon Im ta Ktotor) wood powea an , occaalonal pFO^ of the theatre; STeet of foot — aa Bietoe. ‘^nie sucoasaful ones BALOON RAOR RR* 1:85 (48) Barbara Beiaard John M cIntlre. B a r b ^ SUm- are sucoessCul bsoaoss of than^ 1:55 (88) Special B epu t .t)yck. It begins to^ lock like loro. K doeant give ua Die W g (MoBlUfl — and w ith a U glily (88) Mea of Destiay WMding bells for the Wagon- of guest ttdent you’d im jetenttve memory. selves. Acting Is reslly ‘deslrs.’" Hia Catalina Ohannal Battoon 'nimiPiKE Avro 8:88 ( 3) Password m aster toniimt^ , WILSON MANCHESTER (84) DeetraeSon sf the ladlan agine. " Y m , everything has to be Acting, H seems, is also a Raoa,” with elgkt baOoons ooaa- (8848) Let's Make a Deal highly unosrtidB art. ’niere Is ( 8) Qneea For A Day 8:88 ( 8) Oanay Thomas Show ‘•Why? WeB, wbsn you do a oonvificing. And how definMely pgUng in a race that took tha SEAT HOVERS necnicAL co. M OTfNt (88) Tkla la The Aaawm AhChl-JVtMarjorie A^vaItord. aa. Danny airt a serim to Mew Ydrtt aotora on tt to, bow strong to view er klen- no suoh thing as psrfectloni.... MS W. Middle Tpba. PealdMrtlal-OciMm-lBa. BEST SALES (48) The Bert el Oveaeha Copia bartender are jwUred on and to preserve the live qual- lite of Mrs. Barbara BMth, SS- » 6AS.4S17 — 6M -U88 OLDSMOBILE 8:88 ( 8-28-48) Day la Coart a quia program with D ai^ Broadway are oiften ttftoatton, we reakTC whenever < 8) Beaae reluctant to gh through with because we aboot' lit 1 ^ dajr- Oiere's a long diatanoe oaR to My, Toung as a rule doeant yenr-old grandmother from •Tour OidaBtobUe Dealer” (88-88) The . it. tiroe and they’re on-atsge at Steve Hardy asking for med edit out fluffs. After an the Hartford, v w hs preesOtsd on CAR, 8:55 (8848) Norm . (84) PexspeclUves audlenoe to “ ttve" too; Toung "CBS Sports Spectacular” to* 8:88 ( 3) The Edge et Night 8)18 ( 5) Ante Grmito »o a t night. But you cant doulM up ical advioe (which to always WePU be |d*d to ahow yon » 512 WEST CENTER ST. > (88-38) Loretia Taaag ROnny Howard, Don Knotts. that w ay with aomeibody who’s the same. See your doctor!).’’ feeto they have a right to m morrow from 3-80-i pm . Ttoa «»»a«eiiiraa aeleotfra of Mohawk ( 8) TraUmastor The Sheriff finds reason to doing a movie role. Movies But the only laboratory con bow an actor thtnks on hto segment of ttw program w tt or BIgMoW carpet rigkt In yoor 843-UU. <88^) Oeae^ Hospital worry when Barney gela ih* include Interviews w n i some o f Do* WILLIS GcFoga ( 8) To TeU The “ ‘ department aa ancient motor. ahoot in the daytime Just M we nected with'"Oeneral Hoepltal" feet and goes SPK01ALIBT8 IN _ own horae. Make ypur hmne “ I t can to the'best the competitors, among tbam oarpet ecmfertablat *'** (8»48‘>’ yoa“ Doa't 8(w o £ ^ ') HoDyweed aad the do. Whicat ifuddentsHy tass been Isn’t the mythical medlcri one Mr*. Keim, prior to the takCHn WHEEL AUONMENT AND (8848) Qaeea ter a mw keeping Ktoty Sternis — a fun tw a long shot, Toung says, of thenuTheYll be letter per h RAKIB SERYKSB 4:88 ( 8) Baitoer Aady Shew Stora i • of the baUooBB from A’vulon NEW or USED {iS^inMtach O i^ Joseph Oottai. hoi4 Study rt ny wondetfUl girl as w ^ "in addition to providing good fect during rmesrsal, than dup OaMERAL AUTO KBPAIR ____ how stars aided the war ef Oataiina Island and their MaRehatiar Corpot ( 8) Adadyri Jack . good aotresB — from heing aMs entertrinment wo’re also a ver ing the show Itself, W h ^ ^ gM-dWl—18 MAIN at., MAN0HH8TIQR (8848) TntBmastor fort. _ _ ” ‘An example? WM! right off toward tha mainland ~ tU IMto M. ~ MS-nM ------Naiwa 18:88 ( 8) The DetecUvss . _ in do any movVas these days. itable acting laboratory where ( 8-8848) The l^akiag Pohrt nswcomera can work with es the top of my head X rsntomber point. '!» _ "nen. movtoa and tape ais 'MBBavto Ihutf Richarda. Bleanor Party PAGE POlhi ; I^NGHBOTEH' BVBmkO H EI^ ^ kANtSI^St^ ^OQ^. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1964 leeee^m— ^ A - ■■ Stages m (!^ ealii|g Arl^ Televhiori:
«> w < 8 ito C l) ;t V (8848) tmm Daa’I' Say_ try to 9 et T rttM to. atSp U k g . (8848)(I ---- <|aaea_hw'la' nw • • 448 ( 8) Bahaer Skew Ta^'S&iptU ^ i The proc^ .A4iaiial Jaeh • 1I 8 iSyj-SJ^djr, ‘ • which, w a s pie^cjnned bgr the t V mitem w i War " MaSa Baas* far Daddy , 8 was performed: to 19M 848 ( 8) The Btfiesiaa Sirmiend'a birthday party, drill be examined in' "Inspira- AaMriea m i rarsfaeNva Cincinnati Sirmphony Orobieetra, 1 :H < l> le t ’s T a b (88) Caaal al Bsata Oiista ttoB,” ' third broadcast in thp iW < t> Oaataia kaasarsa (88) Three Btassas . . 848 S (48) The Admiral aad fiwahhy civU W **Onev.e a Kind" serl( iW <«•> OpsnM m^rbsbet luit' aeeM Pariy-s help Wtaq fit f row front BS-TV. ■> Skew 8:18 : 1) dlnuny Daaa ' o u l •spti ts~-*wiUtotor Jam es the fhm repi^iSw'.flw CMM Mi^lbare. 8 CUT The Frieadly Olaat ' Muslcntvarlaty. O u a a t a :, L«sU e Prise at tbe Vkutoe FUm.-Festi •.■UtT**) S sm ^ ^ D i^ rir^ ' Patti Paxa. Feritn Huaky, Win<^ painter^ t:M '< » te a m « I near 8i88 (.8) Baekleberry Haaad and wmppe^xawanes M ills— val. ' ' {»> Mavie Norm Crosby. I 8)' Bear's# iasae 9:88 (88to> iUuV,iOeler) ' will ito sltoer l& tl# ci| atioh o f 8 il» r t f > ___KtaSapTMIs_ (St) What’s Aew M-.88 (8 ) Mesm ^ (48) SherIH 4f CaehUa Shirley Rootn. Basel staalit worlto' bcUied» me !iUb- m-88> say .iThsa. 8:88 (481 News the spotlight when she uneav JOFlCTrii^^road < 8). News aad-Weather, i^ te d ly models ; before •' Jeet,. N ^ 'forlrp|bHdgea. The i 8) o iir*^ • , fashionable xatherlng. broadcast depicts -toe various (W> Msrafauc''Msvta U8) la the Fablle Intereat On 18:88 < 8) Msvis ..v , (88) Ski Nawa <84) X ^ o s aad LeXeada <88-881 WsM' Fer WsNt • - ' (84) bUeavery, 18:88 I Si The Marses -i'’ (.'-M OeaerkT HosplW-■ ' (*-(44) Oheekmate “ - (88-38) Saapaase Theatre 11 ee (S8-88» Ctaesatr^sa .v „ 8:18 ' SnartR News aad Weala- (Oalar) ‘ The; toto^ Prsfidtot John. E. 'r-ri • fcMMtKTfci Fries. I j ( 8.8848) IX Winter Olympia the finished form. During: the Keehedi^a' V imab^o;. fCNp-^y UI88 ' ■X Uaka: S:14'(83) ClabkaaM. Oames - eourito ' o f Mmk - ip their NeW' trto to Wtsb, u .Q«rmany ; iast C'8-8#t8j*'',tlle Ob|(M:’I •4 8 -(88)'Special Bapart ' Special.. (From Innsbruck) 1M 88 ( 8> h s « a <8l U f s -'H ^ iito- < 8) Naira Tentative: Pairs Fixiil'e Skat- Torlc studihs/ Wines and Leslie year .Is '^hwinentod li^ a : cine- <8f4WkJWir-Fl»st, .. . / t 8> jmaX Naas ihcl and LiSdlea 500 Meter explain tlnslr nfatho^ and define hqor tiNecai^ Mtoiday at 9 p jifi. UiMi^Ssvsa Ksrs ' ' 08) Hfa a# miw SpaedskallnX events. (88-88) Baallcy-BriBkley Ba- (ttl In Sc heel Fravlew their concept of arL ; on W R D H . Ohanii^ U:S8 .(. <8$ierTrwtt 8> BeSHhOlsr sr XSB*^-'- OassM|8 I < 8888481 News. .Wpathta James W ines aKm ( 81 Tharsday 9t)i% hi art students. work has «*> the visit'told Yard ■■^■(l8)--ea3p»pass , ■ "The Americano. Olerta been shown in piajor exhibi President on ^toor df Ocr wfik n to r (88) CsaBaeball Ford. Ursula Theisa.' , Bamaril SKaar' <88) News aad Weather (48) Stare Allen Shaw i tions throughout the . United Ipgne, Bonn, Erankfurt- and ' (84) At .Issae 11:88 (88) Sparta Baaadap States, incloding. the New Tork Berlin, highhi^httog'^ Rieht: •'(8848).News aad Weather 11:88 < 8) Sparta vlaw Museum of Modem Art’s'sculp oraMe apMchhi'; ;ampha'< 'T il*.i,(M ) .Waatora Haas Hir)inKhls 11:81 (88t88> Tbodv' >■ (48) th m » "Tbe lAw'eaa.*' MacDonald resented, ip > 1110 pemipnent. col- mitanent ..to^ defend W est 'lOer- .Tjto ( .8) Fasswaid , ' - Carey. 1 lectiofiB o f N ew York’s Whitney roany.,. . Game show. Allen Jtoddrii, (48) Lard’s Pntydr t. iiS: hast. Guests. ( 8) News. .Weather' gad Ha* Musepm, the' Art Institute (881 Temple Haastaa^ 7 meats af M ^ltatlsa Chici^p, the Los Angeles ipbiin- .*»*??- ta£hn *£ ^ '^ a k a a Deal Anne Francis. Van Wlltlains. ( B)_Newscape a ^ Maaaaats *! .•■ ty Museum and Syracuse Uni- and his now-famoua aitatement ( B> Qaeea Far a Day A pratty schemer tries to (lx at Oamfsrt aad- Bylyma (88) n^ls Ii The Ufa a riKht with Temple's unwlt-- (88) News vecsity. to crowds, "I am a Berliner.’' . The Beat al Oroaeba tins help. Alfr<.J LesUfi lives >and works The program is repeated. Fri 8 :8 8 (.8-88-48) Dajr la Oaart ( ^8848) The Fliatstaaeii GLEASON BOOIUO0 in an apartment oontaining a day at 8;M p.m. ' < 8) Haaaa % r ty (Color) Camplnc turns out to (88-88) The Daetars be troublesome even for the Oom edlan J a c k t e 0 1 «M »n 90-foot studio, which he needs 8 :8 8 (88-88) Nawi Stone-Axe families. scored his first big Brodtiway ^ m I order to see his huge- can S:sa ( 8) The l^ e af Nlrht (18) Tapic ■ ,breakthrough' as the sailor on ' vases m perspeotive. As be Retarded Care ^ (88-88) C ar^ Taaar (84) HiXhIIrhts al Beaasmias - < 8) TfUlmaatar . 848 ( 8) Bawhide ' letrwe in "F o llo w the Olrlv.V V' works, he frequently is Joined by his wife, L 4 ^ aiso a painter. Topic oif TV Film' •V ■ Mid his two-year-old son, Joe. Both will be seen on the broad- The quiet progress made by F R ID A Y T e le v is io n PROGRAM dast. Oonneoticut hi recent years to Leslie has bad sevekal one- the care and '-triaihing of, the nma'Ohaaahr =<■ - •;U (88) Glabboasa ' I 8-88-t8 ) IX Wlatar Olympto man shows at leiulkig: galleries, mentaUy retarded will be the 8 :8 8 (88) tericaltara aa 'Panda 8:88 (88) Special Bepoal .Games .. ( .8) sSariaa SamMier t :8» ( 3) News From JnnsbVuck'; Austria. TeWr and has bem represented in mibject of a pne-bour WTTC-TV 8:84 ( 8 ) Momepts of ComfsrI < 8) New Breed tative:. Men’s Dcwnhlll SkltnB) group shows, inoKpUng the documentary, "IPattemi fo r . the 4:t8 ( 4) NewsaMa . .. 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VOL. LXXXm , NO. M (SECTBBN PAGES) IfANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, * JANUARY 27, 1964 Zoo Curator in Utah Killed E vents Taipei Keeps Paris Tie By African Puff Adder Bite In State
SALTLAKECITY, Car Hits Columii9 Utah (AP)—The city zoo’s Driver Killed Despite Mao Relations curator, Jerry de Bary, 37, died today after hours of EAST HARTFORD agony from the bite of the (AP)—^Valeric Deschenes, deadly African puff adder 48, of 9 Hammer St. East U.S. Brands snake. Hartford, was killed today De Bary was bitten Saturday night when he aufferbd a d iu y when his car went out of ’ P - f ‘ French Move epell after opening the enake's control on Rt, 15 and struck cage to clean it. He threw up hie an overpass support.' o''^ 4 '4 r arm to catch himself and the Deschenes was thrown out of Unfortunate’ snake struck. De Bary died at the car by the impact. He was W 6:30 this morning. dead at toe scene, state police ^he venom attacks the ner said. TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) vous system, causing muscle The accident occurred at toe Nationalist China d^ spasm and paralysis. De Bary’s Simmons Rd. overpass. heart stopped temporarily sev nounced France’s recogni eral Umes. Breathing was near tion 'of Communist China ly Impossible at times. A IJ.S. Suet Uniona onight but refrain^ from resuscitator had to be used, and HARTFORD (AP) — The severing diplomatic rela- a tracheotomy had to be per government has started legal formed in order to assure an proceedings against the Hart ;ions with the French gov n s y opening for air. ford Building and Construction ernment. Buff adder snake serum was Trades Council of Hartford and A formal protest was dis flown by Navy Jet from the San vicinity and 11 union locals to patched to the government of Diego, Calif., zoo. More waa stop them from carrying on al President Cbarlee de Gaulle in ' ordered from Southern Rhode' leged illegal activities at the Paris. ala. The puff adder is a naUve Springfield. Sugar Co. refriger The action by toe Nationalist of South Africa and that's where ation warehouse under con Chinese came after an extrzMir- the serum is mada. struction in Suffield. dinary session of the Cabinet. Sister Mary Gerald, superior A complaint against them There had been bints that tha at Holy Cross Hospital where has been filed in U.S. District government might break off re De Bary was treated, tele Court by Bernard L. Alpert, lations with Paris. phoned her sister, Peggy For regional director. First Region Government officials in talks rester, in Salisbury, Southern of the National Laljor Relations to newsmen denounced tha Rhodesia, for more serum. Board, it was learned today. French move as unwise, "TBi^ But De Bary, a naUve of This five-foot puff adder gave the bite which It stemmed from charges of friendly and illogical. They said Switzerland, died ,before it ar proved fatal for zoo curator DeBary. The spcies unfair labor practices that were it would weaken toe world front rived. lodged with the NLRB by against communism and dam As far as could be determined of snake is considered one of the most deadly in the Morris A Associates, Inc age the North AUaatlc Treaty De Bary was the only person world. ,(AP Photofax.) Raleigh, N.C., the construction Organization and toe Southeast ever to be bitten by an African contractors who have been Asia Treaty OrganizaUon. puff adder in the United States. erecting the warehouse. The announcement that Marlin Perkins, director of the Fuel Problem The unions are not currently France was extending recogni St. Louis zoo, was bitten by certified as representatives of tion came as no suriadse to first cousto, the gaboon viper, Morris employes and have not Taipei. But Red China’s agree U years ago, and survlvied. Stalls Saturn filed any charges that Morris ment to extend recognition to Perkins said, “ I know what has unlawfully recognized or France Dashed Nationalist tremendous pain is involved. It assisted any labor organization, hopes for a possible means is one of my most vivid mem Super Rocket it was alleged. saving face. ories. The pain is extensive and The charge claimed the Nationalist (^cials had held Intense. It felt like a big weight CAPE KENNEDY (AP) — A unions have threatened a n d to the slim hope that Peking on my chest and I wasn’t able fueling problem in the first coerced ’’persons engaged In would delay recognition of to breathe. And it felt like acid stage today forced a 48-hour commerce” and subcontractors France because of its long an was eating inside mem." postponement, until Wednesday to prevent them from doing nounced opposition to a two- An associate described De of an attempt to launch the business with Morris * Asso China policy. This is toe dlplo-' Bary on Sunday as being con Saturn 1 super-rocket which is ciates. matic recognition of both tha scious and "taking it calmly,^ intended to orbit the world’s Also, it was claimed, the Communist and Natimalist although in severe pain. heaviest satellite. unions have picketed to pre governments. Charles Shaw, curator of rep The National Aeronautics and vent neutral employers and A replica of Chrisu _ er , Columbus’vSftnta . Maria.... ~ moves. . ‘ 0 5 . flatbed trailer tiles at the San Diego zoo, said lM Administration called- employes .from djcallng with through borough of:WeBnngress to provide NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)—Brit-^ A spokesman to London for bly could rive the U.S. a lead OonnecticuC T^ke hM produced atively simple as compared to ousted by urban renewal proj I Ish troops kept peace to restlvs Britain’s Commonwealth Minis- over the Soviet Union in the a suirplus of inoctne over debt navigating toe streets of New federal grants and loans to lo ects. Bulletins Sast Africa today after disarm tiy denied Soviet charges that race for space rocket power. service Chargee for the fourth York in Sunday traffic. cal governments and private de Johnson outlined to Congress straight year. Early Sunday, a replica a comprehensive program to Called from AP Wires ing mutinous native soldiers to Britain plans to invade Zanzi National radio and television velopers so that future expan the young Commonwealth na bar to overthrow the revolution networks planned live coverage State Finance and Oontroil of the Santa Maria, Co achieve the goal he set shortly sion won’t be carried out, as it tions of Kenya, Tanganyika and ary regime. ’The spokesman of the launching. Oammissdoner George OanWling lumbus’ flagship, set out from after taking office last fall: "A said Britain never had any in Earlier this month. Dr. Hugh predicted as be released the fig Flushing bay on a five-mile often has in the past, “ in a decent home for all Amer EARNS $1.6 BH X10N Uganda. sprawling, space-consuming un British and African officers tention of intervening in Zanzi L. Dryden, deputy chief of toe ures for 1063 Saturday that journey through the borough of icans." NEW YORK (AP)—«*•- questioned the rebellious troths bar. » space agency, said, "w e are tolls year the overall finsmdng Queens. planned and uneconomic way." He called for expanded -pub M«1 Motors Corp. In 19SS to the three neighboring coim- Soviet Premier Khrushchev drawing very close’’ to toe Rus deficit will finally be ellm- Aided and abetted by 99 as . This was the major new pro lic housing and urban renewal, earned $1,692,000,000, • oum tries, trying to find out Tf there warned that any forcible acts sians in rocket power and “ as ifts/ted. sorted experts — 11 more than posal in the President’s mes and new programs to help pro never before equaled In • was a master plan behind the toward the Itf Uat regime on the soon as toe Saturn satellite has Traiffic for toe New York Columbus’ reluctant heroes — it sage to Congress pn housing vide homes for farmers and mi- calendar year by any UK. upheavals. All erupted last week spice island would bring "dan been placed in orbit we will World’s Fair should boost rev made port, a parking lot on and community development, gratory farm workers. corporation. Sales, likewise • to the wake of the Ck>mmunist- gerous consequences.” The So have relieved this deficiency in enue Bulbstwtiaillly this year, he toe World’s Fairgrounds, in late but he also had a few new wrin ' In the first major housing leg record, totaled $16.5 billion, kles in toe older, established tinged coup that toppled the Sul viet statement omitted the usu weight carrying ability we’ve said. afternoon. islative proposal since 1961, GM reported totey. In sum programs such as public hous tan of Zanzibar. al rocket ratUing and made-ho labmed under so long.” The deficit etood at 17,009,773 But there, alas, it became be Johnson renewed some old de marizing what in many ways A. spokesman at the BriUsh mention of Tani^inyika, Uganda The rocket, IM feet tall and on Jan. 3, 1960, after toe ttun- calmed in soft asphalt and there ing and urban renewal. mands of the late President These variations included was an unprecedented year in East Africa Command post in or K ^ a , vdiose African lead weighing 662 tons, is toe first in pike had been in operatlion two toe 90-foot, 100-ton ship must lay John F. Kennedy. the automobile industry, GM Nairobi said no evidence has ers cauM back British troops to the Saturn l series with a live Years. Surpluses for 1960, 1961, to for a week. Next Simday it plans to buy and rent existing He called for creation of a housing for public housing pur Cabinet-level department of also reported new hlgb marks t I been found to indicate the mu- help keep order. In ear and truck production, V f tlnies were part of an over-all More Uian 3,600 British troe (Sw Page FIftoen) (See Page Bight) '(See Page Two) poses and new aid for those housing and community devel opment and urged Congress to payroll, dividends paid, and rebellion, but Investigations maintained order to the three profit per share of common re continuing. East African nations after light act swiftly on a mass transit bill, already passed by the Sen stock. The only earnings mutineers in Kenya, Tan- ning weekend moves that achievement approaching tha nyika and Uganda were all caused the deaths of four Afri ate and awaiting House action. Johnson promises Negroes GM 1963 figure was the $1,- 6rmer members of the Queen’s can soldiers. Three were killed ‘Old Soldier’ 474,404,000 in net Income re when commandos quelled a new that his administration "will *African Rifles who had served ported by American Tele under‘ the British flag until the mutiny Saturday at a barracks continue and strengthen its ef outside Dar es Salaam, the Tan forts to translate the pledge” phone and Telegraidi Go. for three territories gained inde Hailed at 84 the 12 months end^ Nov. SO. pendence. After independence, ganyikan capital. The other was made by Kennedy in his 1962 or killed when British troops put der against discrimination in ATftT has not yet given Its some British officers remained NEW YORK (AP) — Douglas figures for calendar 1968. In at the three governments’ re down an uprising Friday night federally assisted housing "into MacArtour was hailed by Pres meaningful practice.” 1962, GM, the world’s larges* quest to train and command the at a camp in Kenya. ident Johnson on toe general's Seventeen persons were killed However, he didn’t mention manufacturing concern, se* roops. Ib e mutinies stemmed 84th birthday as "one of toe au from demands for removal of to Tanganyika last Monday in any plans to extend toe order Its previous hlgte o f $1,468,- thentic American heroes of this to conventionally financed hous 000,000 in prints nnd ' $14.6 those officers and for higher century.” (See Page Four) ing, as some civil rights advo MlUon In sales. p*y- MacArtour, who turned 84 cates have urged. Sunday, redelved a delegation of On toe two biggest'programs RBFUTX8 BARRY five cadets from toe U.S, Mili in toe Housing field, Johnson; WASHmOTON (AF) — tary Academy at West Point, —^Asked authorization of 50,000 Secretary of Defense Robert Woman Missionary Killed N.'Y., in his Waldorf Towers additional public housing units S. McNamara told Congreea suite. He told them toe praise for each of toe next four years. today that he has no hesi being heaped upon him was "a The 1961 act authorized 100,000 tancy whatever about the de By Rebel Arrow in Congo little extravagant, as far as I ’m milts spread over three years, pendability o f U.S. mlaellee. concerned.” The President also asked au TThey are even more depend ^iP— — ■! ■! Ill III II t The general of toe Artny — a thority to lease 10,000 existing able tor reaching targetn LEOPOLDVILLB, the Opngo<»man Catholic priests last week. five-star title —- added: "High housing units a year for four than manned bombere, he (AP) __An American woinan Seven American missionaries honors have come my way, but said, m s testlmeny to tha missionary has been killed and and two children were removed I shall believe toe greatest hon (See Page Five) House Armed Servioee Com •aotoer wounded by rebels v s g - by U.N. helicopters Friday or was being a West Point cadet. mittee was In etfeet a reply ing war on (Christian mlsskms from Kandale, in southern Kwl The M U iU ^ Academy taught to questions raised ahon* and toe central Congo govern lu, after guerrillas burned toelF me many things, some of them missile dependability by Sea. ment In toe southwest Congo station. not within toe covers of books Spy Orbs Detect Barry Ooldwater, caadMata prsvlnoe of Kwllu. ’The Rev. Peter Buller of written by any man.” for the Repnblicaa preeMea- The central government said Mountain Lake, Minn., who fled As he displayed a congratula ICBM Take-Offs tial nomination. It bad documentary proof toe with his wife and two children tory telegr^ froiVi toe Presi dent, MacArtour recalled that rebels, led by former Education from their mission 30 miles WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi SEN. CHASE IN RACE Johnson had been one of his of Mtnlster Pierre Mulele, are sup northwest of Mangungu, said he dent J{ton.son disclowd today WASHINGTON (AP) — Sea. ported by Red China. spotted Miss Ferrel signaling ficers In toe Southwest Pacific Margaret Chase Smith, never duriqg World War H. that- two U.S. military spy- The government declared a for help last Wednesday when in-the-sky satellites have suc beaten lady from Down Bosk state of emergency in Kwllu he flew over her mission. She "I remember toe day I deco ceeded in detecting a number of Maine, toesed her bonnet tats Province and rushed 460 sol could only be reached from the rated him with the Silver Star,’’ Intercontinental ballistic mis the presidential ring today. diers into toe region. It said air by beltoopter because there toe general said, “ for his cool siles launchings, from both In an appearance before the important measuTM would be is no landiqg striii. ness and courage during an air Florida and California. women’s National Frees Olub, token, "toe nature of wMch will "She and bar friends were out mission in New Guinea. The satellites successfully de she offered her "moderatO be revealed at an opportune on the lawn,” he said. "Then "Had I known at toe time that tected launchings not only of Republican” stand to Ite moment.’ ’ ^ , we got a lettoa telling us she he was to become president, I liquid fuel Titan and Atlas votora. Irene Ferrel, 43, of Bagle was^gMd—k ille d ^ an arrow.” would have'lobked after his wel boosters, but of the much more Butte, 8.D., was reported killed Another missionary, Bertha fare better than I did. But he compact and swift-climbing sol by a rebel’s am w during a raid MlUfo- of Glendale, Calif., ar seemed well able to take care of id fueled Minuteman, Johnson a Baptist mission at too vil rived in LeopoldviUe Sunday lilpueU.’’ ■Aid. lage of Maiwungu. 300 miles and said 'planiM spotted *~‘ ~ Johnson’s telegram read: Using secret infrared heat Boutosast of Leopoldville. Bags wavlM for help. "Your country sends you, with seeking devices, toe orbiting The Congo Inland .Missionary kOUer said ate affection and warmth, pn^ers spy satellites were sent into or in Leopoldville reported that foroed to Am from ter for God’s blessing on your 84th bit in 1968. R pto Hege, 68, of Wellington, in Kamayaia after rabela birthday. You are one of toe au- President Johnson's disclo Ohio, also' attached to toe Man- fire to grass ki tha area: thentto American heroes of this sure made It clear that the Da- guBgu station, w m wdumM. flames threataned toe flsotury. On tehalf of the Amerl- -feiue Department alms to da- LatoM reports liidteatod sbo waa MUlMe’s forces ww ttsa paopla. please aecspt )he ■un to too atoa. _ J _ nia fosninaa klltod ttn o Bo> VMangexnitev
