MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1M4 ■IJ ’ ^AGE TWENIY-TOUB ATtrage OaUy Net Preas Rita The Weather iianrtr^Bter lEvrnins U m ld For the Week Ended Forecast of D. S. Weather BoraM Novenber 31, 1B64 Ths Army-Navy Olulb Auxil The Frank J. Mansfield Corps T-x. ii|llll»aiHP'^"!IRCenter, Oi- claeamen dlvlalon of the Marl- ing of the Manchester Fine Art MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 ( Classified Advertising on Page 16) PRICE SEVEN CENTS cott St. All men interested in VOL. L X X X IV , NO. 47 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) attana, the college yearbook. Plans win bs made for the visit Association at Whlton Auditori next month of the Grand Chief barbershop style singing are um. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED at 29.95 She la a aenior majoring in welcome. No musical knowl home economics at Marietta of Connecticut Members are Titles of the oil paintings, art asked to attend. edge is neoeesary, and there are (OMo) College. ists and places they will be ex no voice trials. hibited are: "Tranquility” by Even is Hleholas DeOesare, eon of The WATEslvUl meet to- Mrs. Eleanor VIbbert at Savings “FAMOUS NAME” EXTRA QUALITY the Italian American French Club of Manchester Bank of Manchester; "October Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas De- will sponsor a whist and set Oaeare of 63 A m ott Rd., has Oub Eldrldge St Weighing in Brook” by Mrs. Doris Schefisch will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Mem back card party tonight at 8 at Mary Cheney Library; and Dr. Carlson in Group been adeoted for membership In State at Orange Hall. Refreshments on the Sophomore Class Cotm- bers are reminded to bring ar "Thatcher’s Island” b” . ticles for a Christmas work will be served. Tickets will be Agnes Breen at the Parkade BLAZER SPORT COAT dl at Brown University. He is available at the door, a graduate of Manchester High shop. Harvey Ward will be the Branch of Connecticut Bank and I SchooL instructor. Trust Co. Miantonomoh Tribe, lORM, Members of the Fine Art As Ex - Judge Irving H. Prentice of 188 will meet tonight at 8 at Tinker sociation who are participating Members of Andenon-Shea Hall. Aipdliary, with thek colors, are Cooper St. was elected president in an exhibition Dec. 2, in con Disbarred Killed by Congo Rebels Invited to attend an anniver o f Presbyterian Men at a meet junction with the Manchester Mrs. Martha Mansfield of 124 sary Mass In memory o f the ing at the Presbyterian Church. Civic Orchestra concert, are re H e succeeds Edward Vallone. Bluefield Dr. and Mrs. Cora minded to bring paintings to the was not individually executed- Survivors who reached Leo-4 reported. They .said no figurea late President Jdm F. Kennedy Blow of 7 Florence St. were re BRIDGEPORT (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St Other officers are Bert Ooms, small auditorium at Manchester but was shot down along with' poldville said the rebels began on the killed and wounded were vice president: Morgan Wilt, cently honored at the Marine Former Circuit Court Dr. Paul Carlson, the Jamas’ Church. Those planning High School between 4 and 6 other.s, I rounding up hostages when the yet available. secretary, and Robert McAllis Birthday Dinner Dance spon- American medical mis to attend are asked to contact p.m. on the day of the concert. Judge. Allen O’Connor Jr. Refugees flown to Leopold first units of a Belgian para- In addition to the 30 Ameri ter, treasurer. Officers will be •sored by the Frank J. Man.s- Mrs. Ra onond Hagenow, pres Paintings may be picked up be of Norwalk pleaded no con sionary whom Congolese ville reported they had .seen hia triSop relief force reached the cans in Stanleyville there re 3 installed in January. field Marine Corps League. HOLIDAY ident, 381 Woodland S t tween 10 and 10:30 p.m. after test toda.v to a morals rebels had been threaten body in Lumumba Square, close city. portedly have been 29 outside The two gold Star mother.? re the concert. to the statue of Patrice Lumum About 60 of them were herded the city in rebel held territory, The Rev. James V. Claypool, ceived the privilege of attend Hostesses for the meeting charge and was immediate ing to execute as a spy, was ba, first premier of the African ^3^Uiam McCarthy, son of into a hotel and about 259 into officials did not know of any superintendent of Norwich Dis ing all future functions of the were Mrs. Donald Denley, Mrs. SPECIAL ly disbarred. killed in a mass shooting nation. Mr. and Mrs. William McCar Lumumba Square. attempt yet to rescue them ex trict of the Methodist Church, Marine Club as guests of hon Lyman Taylor, Mrs. Edward Ja- A .second count alleging inde of white hostages as rescue Thai, the reports to the Stale There was some shooting, by cept the reported capture of Ak- thy of 42 Helaine Rd., has been or. will give a Thanksgiving mes worskl and Mrs. Norman Hooey. cent assault was withdrawn by Department said, is where some the rebels, in the hotel. epi, about 200 miles northwe.st elected to serve as senator to forces stormed the rebel sage tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at the state in view of O’Connor’s stronghold of Stanleyville 250 of the hostages had been On the square, when the hos of Stanleyville, where 10 Ameri the Student Senate at Willi- a meeting of the Rotary Club at Jaycee Wives will meet to plea. herded and put under machine- tages realized they w ^ e to be can.s and 134 Belgians were res mantlo State College, Willl- the Manchester Counry Club. night at 8 at Robbins Room, toda*t’, the State Depart gun fire. executed, they broke and ran cued. mantio. Whitham Files Sunerior Court Raymond J. Center Congregational Church. ment was informed. I Though t)ie reports said al for cover. Many climbed a wall The State Department had the W. Craig Heaton, president of Devlin disbarred O’Connor after XI Gamma Chapter of Beta Most if not all of *he other 29 most all of the Americans had which borders the square and names of four Americans re lismbda Phi Alpha, Univer the Jaycees. will be guest the ex-judge’s plea to one count Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow For Bankruptcy of indecent assault. American.s in Stanleyville were been accounted for, officials were rescued on the other side ported rescued. They are sity of Hartford social frater- at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss speaker. Refreshments will be reported .safe, however. .said they could not yet be whol served. No date for sentencing was by paratroopers, Charles Davis and Alfred Lar BII7 , will eponaor its annual To Andrea Massa, 111 Harvest David A. Whitham of 25 Len By all the report.? from Stan ly sure Carlson was the only j Casualties were light in the son, both missionaries, and Eu- bacco Road Dance Wednesday MEN’S set, and O'Connor was permitted Lane, Glastonbury. ox St. has fil^ a petition for to remain free under $2,500 bond leyville by way of Leopoldville, American victim of the rebel j city in general, except in the a t Tlkvoh Chadoshoh Hall, 25 voluntary bankruptcy with Fed he posted Oct. 19 after his ar the (Jongolesc capital, Carlson terror. hotel and in the square, officials (.See Page Eight) ^ m w a U S t, Hartford. The Th^ Grocery Bingo sponsored Hearing Slated eral Court in Hartford. He is rest on the two counts. Beta-Tones will provide music by St. M.arg«.reF&v. Circle, represented by Atty. Joseph 0 ’(3onnor entered a hospital at ■ for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 Conti. two Daughters of Isabella\ which On Funds Item This is all that remains of a Kansas City apartment house demolished by an the time and later resigned as a.m. The event is open to col- was scheduled for tomorrow, Whithtim recently closed' his circuit court judge. l^ ie students. Tickets will be Students Try has been canceled. business known as Dave’s explosion early today. At least 15 persons were injured with others still miss Belgian available at the door. Kevin C. The town board of directors, Smoke Shop at 111 Center St. ing. (AP Photofax.) ______Paratroopers Control McPartland, 523 E. Center St., Airman l.C. Cecil L. Court- when it holds its monthly meet He lists assets at $8,207.22 trouser New Trial is co-chairman for the event To Encourage right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le ing on Dec. 1, will conduct a and liabilities of $10,997.35. HARTFORD (AP) — A new Most of the liabilities are ac trial has been ordered for Sal roy Courtright of 15 Mill St., public hearing on an added Quad Comments Rebels’ Stanleyville Stronghold has re-enlisted in the U.S. Air counts with wholesale houses. Two Young Children Killed vatore Amendola. a Hartford Panama Rift Force for another term of serv 1964-65 appropriation of $2,- The petition will be referred - SUITS man convicted of conspiracy ice ofter his selection for ca 700 for the board of education, to a referee in bankruptcy. LONDON (A P )—It was and pool selling. LEOPOLDVILLE. T h e fh c was informed that "at least W reer status. He is an autopilot to be financed from an esti one of Britain’s most un The State Supreme Court /A m PnUrior. 50 non-Africans have been PANAMA (AP) — RebelUoua LECLERC repairman in a unit at Pope Air mated increase in the current usual parties—six sets of ruled the state had failed to i Congo (AP) Belgian killed” students appeared today to be FUNERAL HOME Force Base, N.C., which sup Income from State Aid for Explosion Wrecks quads. make a case against Amendola | paratroopers swarmed Some of the foreigners were trying to foment a general ports the Tactic^ Air Com 'Jichools. Person To Person A baby food manufac at his trial and said the judge down on Stanlevville todav ,sh. .1 down when they dashed strike against President Marco turer got them together for mand mission of providing fire The proposed appropriation is YOU W ILL should have directed a verdict virtual control toward the airport as the news A. Robles. FUNERAL power and other air support to ear-marked for the rental of a An acquaint the first time. of the Belgian paralroop landing • 1007o WORSTED How did they feel about in s avor. j-ebel capital, but not Leaders of the Federation of U.S. Army forces. privately owned station wagon, ance pointed RECOGNIZE THE ■swept the rebel capital in the University Students called a 24- between now and June 30, for 3-Story Apartment being quads ? before about 50 foreign northeast Congo. SERVICE "FAMOUS BRAND" "I don’t enjoy it one Not Inlerosled hour classroom strike Monday Tickets for the Manchester transporting mentally retarded out an inter hostages were killed includ Spaak said 200 foreigners night but it was believed they WALTER N. bit,’’ said Marie Colo.s. HARTFORD (AP) — A Hart 1 .ECLJiittC Square Dance Club's New children to the Mansfield State esting thing • HAND DETAILED ing a U.S. missionary doc were held in a Stanleyville ho hoped to marshal support for a HAND DETAILED. HANDSOME "It’s not like being an ordi ford attorney declined to say to tel. and al least 15 were killed Director Year’s Eve Dance and Mid Training School. KANSAS CI'TY, Mo. (A P )— A three-story apart day whether he has been offer tor. official reports said. nationwide .labor walkout. night Buffet are now available The children, four in number about nary child. People always when the soldiers of leftist lead A timely saving— this is a double wear— double TAILORING IN THE LATEST SHADES. ment was ripped apart by a terrific explosion early to stare at you and get your ed the post of Commissioner of U.S. transport planes flew in They reportedly have the offi 23 Main Street, Manchester from any member of the execu at present, will participate in Thanks the paratroopers, and .some of er Christoplie Gbenye opened cial backing of the typographers value! Ivy League styled 100% worsteds, quality day, killing two children and injuring 15 others resi name mixed up." Internal Revenue, but said in fire on the building. Call 649-5869 tive committee. The dance will Mansfield’s work training and any case he is not considering them were shot at and reported and storekeepers unions, the be from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Earl sheltered workshop programs. giving. It is made in grey, brown, blue, olive. Complete range REGULARS 36-46, SHORT 36-42, dents. ^ Said Elizabeth Good; *’I Gbenye, whose regime was of sizes as follows. Regular, Long and Shorts, 36-48. firemen had been unable to lo suppose you gain a bit by the position. damaged. But they were able to best organized workers’ groups Johnston will be the caller. The vehicle will be rented on not only our LONG 38-46 The blast, believed caused by carry out their mission. backed by Red China, had in Panama. The event is limited to 100 cou a per diem cost of $18 per day an accumulation of ga.s, laid the cate where they were coming being a small celebrity." Henry L. Shepherd, a senior threatened to set the whole city oldest Anthony Bennett took a As the Belgians landed, white- The student attempt to gener ples. for the round trip. interior of the brick building from. partner in the taw firm of Shep afire but apparently the swift American • NAVY, BURGUNDY, GREEN, BLACK. The building was at 16th and third helping of cake and herd, Murtha & Merritt, refused led Congolese government sol ate a strike should show the ex open like a stage set. It was arrival of the Belgian para tent of support among labor holiday, Wyandotte, on the southwest said: "I love being a quad. to confirm reports that he was diers attacked Stanleyville. The troopers and Congolese troops $ 4 4 9 0 heard more than two miles groups for Robles’ policy, con AND CAM EL edge of the downtown area. ,You get lovely nosh"— under consideration for the job attacking troops moved quickly thwarted the plan. having first away. sidered one of the sternest ever Stu Johnston ‘S' Eben N. Foster, 66, manager food. of head of U.S. tax collecting. to free the rest of 1,613 foreign ‘‘The operation is almost con been cele •WOVEN CREST Most of the north half col of the building, said approxi Commissioner Mortimer I. ers held as ho.stages and taken by a Panamanian govern lapsed into the basement, carry cluded," Spaak said. "There ment toward studenta. N Is ari around you this summer— right brated in 1621, but from all mately 30 persons lived in the Caplin resigned in July, and the marked for slaughter by the seems to be still some sporadic indications, it is man’s old ing some residents in their beds apartments, including about 15 acting head of the service slrice rebel regime should their capi Battle-ready National G'Uards- here in Connecticut And wherever Regularly $55. • 100% WOOL fighting In the city of Stan est celebration. Ancient rec Into the debris. children. U.S. Boosts then has been Bertrand M. tal be attacked. leyville, but my impression is men, Panama’s army and you go in our greet state, call ahead About 10 hours after the blast, In Bru.ssels, Belgium, Foreign police, quelled an anti-American ords of the earliest Pagan •FREE CUSTOM ALTERATIONS When firemen arrived. Rus that the military operation 1s to make arrangements and reserva Long List? FREE CUSTOM FITTING the bodies of Cameron L. sell Brown, 47, was standing (See Page Bight) Minister Paul-Henri Spaak said about to be concluded.” demonstration by students and races show that they had Brown, 22 months, and his sis atop the rubble on the west, or Banks^ Rate left-wing extremists Monday. tions. Have a great time on your va- Spaak said some white hos -Thirteen peraena wera- feasts and rituals offering ter, JRebra Brown, 3, were re front side o f the building. He tages were killed as they came, cati9ii: Start it off by Long Distance. Get an RFC Shopper’s Loan thanks to their gods for the covered from the wreckage. was naked except for a shirt and 18 asTMted aa jfii* ’i out in the streets, "in spite of men waded into a mob of about fruits of their harvests. They were the children of Mr. with which he covered himself. Of Discount loud speaker calls for them to and Mrs. Russell Brown. Their "M y wife, Dianna, she’s still 2,(XX) persons near the leg^isla- WHfi Ml NFC Shopper’s Leon, And this is the time of the Early Engine Trouble stay where they were." tive palace. The soldiers fired m snnEM nei sitiu i mother, Diana, 26, had returned in there,” he sobbed as firemen "I understand," he added home from a hospital only Mon WASHINGTON (AP) — The guns and tear gas and swung TaEPIfM CIMrUT you may cover everyone on your year when we too are thank pulled him away. "that a large majority of the day after giving birth to a son. United States put a higher bank their riot sticks. W s do our boot to oorvo you bottor ■st. And yon may sam by ful for 60 many things, not did/wdujdb/u^ Neighbors brought clothing hostages are safe.” the least of which is your Still reported missing is and Brown, In shock, watched discount rate into effect today Cited as Crash Cause Spaak said U.S. planes bring The avowed purpose of tha ■hopping anywhare 'not |m t as his wife was led from the rally was to urge a stronger confidence and continued George Brown, 85, who Is not 8U! a safeguard against the flow ing the paratroops were shot at where you have charge accounts. related to the Russell Brown building. of dollars abroad. by the rebels and some were posture in talks with the United No big January bilk, althar, patronage. To you, our family. Moments later firemen pulled At the same time, the govern ROME (A P )— Trans World Airlines said today pre damaged slightly. tales on the 1903 canal treaty. two of hi.s children from the Lgitators shouted "Throw the because Household lets you budget heartfelt wishes for a boun Admitted was Lawrence Re ment hopes to keep the domes liminary evidence indicates 'that the TWA jetliner The Congolese government cord, 64, who was in fair conch- ba.sement. The family lived on Yankees out of Panama.” tiful Thanksgiving! Dillon tic economy on course by mod which exploded Monday developed engine trouble at announced that the 5th Congo your repaymont conveniently, SLACKS tlon with bums over most of his the first floor, which fell erately increasing the funds Brigade headed by Maj. Mi- It was clear from the be Sales and Service, Inc. Your to for all your teosonal neads, borrow with confMenca body. through to'the basement. available to bankers, business the start of its takeoff run. It said the pilot’s effort to MAJ. MICHAEL HOABE ginning that the rally had other if & Ford dealer, 319 Main St, Fire Chief James Halloren By 6 a.m. Brown’s other two men and consumers. abort the run caused to plane to veer to the right and (See Page Eight) Paratroop Commander objectives, including a show from Housohold FInanco. down with Robles’ seven-week- Phone 643-2145. said faint cries were heard for a The Federal Reserve Board hit a pavement roller. tims from under the debris but (•See Page Nine) Monday ordered an Increase old admipietration. The presi Borrow up to $1000. Take up to 24 months to repay by <£an££/L Forty-five persons perished In ce.ss, the aircraft veered to the dent warned last Week that any from 3.5 per cent to 4 per cent the explosion, among them 26 right, sufficiently for the wing, attempt to disrupt public order A leea el UN coeti U7.N arlMn pnmptly iwpaM hi in the discount rate — the inter Americans. Among the survi overhanging the runway edge, S> NtmcMthw monthly hiif lnniiti al SS.7S lorti est bankers must pay when they Lef^^islators Meeting Today would hot be tolerated. vors were 13 Americans. The to strike a steamroller which Robles was elected on a plat Italian Communists Score obtain funds from the Federal plane carried 73 per.sons. was being operated at a dis Re.ser\’e system. The board act form promising a "hard line” Ask about credit Sfa hworaiice on loam at group ratee TWA headquarters in Paris tance of 24 feel from the edge of toward Washington and a great CRESLAN ACRYLIC-WORSTED WOOL ed after Britain jumped its bank Issued a prelim inyy accident the runway. The aircraft contin To File Redistricting Bills rate from 5 to 7 per cent earlier er Panamanian stake in the Pa Provincial Voting Gains report in which the airline said ued on its course for another 300 nama Canal. His chief negotia in the day. feet, spilling fuel from the rup •American Cynamld TM for Acrylic Fiber the pavement roller Ignited fuel HARTFORD (AP) — Bothcvlhe General Assembly laid the tor resigned last week, however, HOUSEHOLD FINANC Today, Rep. Wright Patman, spilling from the plane, causing tured right wing. Indication.? houses of the Connecticut Gen ground rules for the se.ssion. claiming Foreign Minister Fer ROME (AP) — Italy’s Com-omb- Work crews began recovering thi.s fuel as llie airc raft came to sions today and then recessed tee, charged that the action latest order by a three-judge cancellation of the 1903 treaty MANCHEfTER EHOPPINO RARKADE shock of Nikita Khrushchev’s ings and street fights - was bodies from the plane’s wreck a stop near the end of runway until the 5 p.m. deadline for fil would halt the vigorous business Federal Court, has until Jan. giving the United States perpet ouster and scored nationwide fought on 'he national issues of age at the end of runway 25. No,' 25. Emergency cabin proce ing bills on reapportionment. 382 Middle Turnpike West . . .Fabrics: Flannels, Plainweaves, expansion that has run 45 30 to reapportion itself and to ual titular sovereignty over the Pinehursf election gains in provincial vot communism and Moro’s center- ’’From the evidence at hand, dures were begun. Canal'Zone. months. the aircraft began a normal "In the rear cabin, the main The two houses planned to provide for a state constitution 2nd Floy—PHONE; 643-9536 ing that jolted Premier Aldo left coalition formula. adjourn at the 5 p.m. deadline and reverse twists . . . Plain front Moro had said the voting Patman has fought fiercely takeoff on runway 25. From pre door and the galley emergency al Convention. ^ Morn’s Chri.stian Democrats. until next Tuesday - the day for Holiday The Italian Reds boosted their 1 would be a test for his govem- for years for lower interest liminary crew reports, No. 4 exit door were opened, and the It it fails to meet the dead . . . Shorts and longs, too . . . rates, arguing that only bankers engine pres.sure ratio dropped to chutes placed in position. The a public hearing on all the is line, the job will be done by a shai e of the vote to their highest ‘ ment of Christian Democrats, sues in the reapportionment ever, 26 per cent. Socialists, Democratic Socialists benefit from a tight money poli zero at .some point early in the front main door was opened, court-appointed special master, Schedule and Republicans. Italy’s Roman cy. takeoff run, and tl)e No. 2 en- and as the emergency evacua case. Morris S. D^ifl, Director of the Browns, Blai^^, Charcoals, Olives, THE EVERSET Morn's Chri.stian Deniocrats Some routine resolutions were BuUetins emerged once again as Italy's Catholic 'lishops once again' Beside approving the discount glne reverse indication light tion chute Ihei'c was being posi Yale University Computer Cen urged votes for the Christian | rate increase, the Federal Re- came on, " the TWA report said, tioned and inflated, an explosion passed by the legislators to Culled from AP Wires Please note we are Cambridge . . . Creslan acrylic PERMANENT CREASE biggest party, but with their day. ter. Bmallest share of the Atote in Democrats, and their exhorta serve Board raised the ceiling | "Capt. Vernon Lowell i'nirhe- t o o k place in the center wing A Jan 6 target date has been open till nine Tues. and PROCESS tion Was read in all churches at on time depo.sits from 4 to 4,5 diately aborted the take-off, us area of the aircraft. The blast The ciirrem special session (5) DAYS ONLY fiber for luxurious wear. . .READY nationwide balloting - V37.4. began Nov. 10, and the legisla set by the leg'slative leaders iWed. . . and open an More than 29 million Italians Masses Nov. 16. per cent. Rates on savings de ing brakes, spoilers, and re- blew the two rear escape chutes MISSIONARY KILLED NOVEMBER 23 to NOVEMBER 28 tors have been meeting only on themselves for realigning the voted. It was a test for the Commu posits also were strengthened. verse thrust. I General Assembly on the basis WASHINGTON (AP)—An hour early Tues. and CUFFED. (See Page Eleven) Tuesdays since’ then. Last week MONDAY-SATURDAY ONE YEAR WEAR Although the voting Sunday nists, too. They were perplexed President Johnson, who Is at "During the deceleration pro- American woman missionary Wed, . . or at 8 A.M. and Monday was for provincial (See Page Eight) was killed by Congolese reb 1 GUARANTEE and municipal councils, local (Sec Page Four) (See Page Eight) els In Stanleyville, .the State Department reported today.. OPEN TUES. & WED. This garment will be re She was Miss PhyUis Rlne placed if it fails to give Accused Trio from Cineinnati, Ohio. She is from 8 A.M. normal-wear for one year the second American victim from date of purchase. Pleads Innocent of the siege of Stanleyville. Newly Disclosed Evidence The death of Dr. Faul Carl till son was confirmed earlier. In G e m T h e f 11 All other Americans In the 9 P.M. Stanleyville area are now ac Reaffirms Oswald’s Guilt NEW YORK (API—The three counted for and’ reported to Please shop early in the men accused of the daring theft be safe, State Department of of prlceles.s gems from the Mu- ficials declared. day, if it is convenient TlV0\F0R $21.00 GENERAL ELECTRIC’S big x WASHINGTON (AP)— the president*.colored, I remember thinking he .seum of Natural History plead 11 14 ... but come to Pinehurst • ■ * nA at T Q n i T ADMAN ARRESTED just looked as if he had a slight SILICONE STAIN PROTECTION said, “ My God, I am hit.” ed innocent today to grand lar any time for the finest — Mountains of newly dis Texas Gov. John B. (Jonnally headache . . . and then he sort GROTON (A P )—An ad holiday foods . . . of did this, put his hand to his ceny charges. vertising director for First closed evidence pinned heard only two shots, his wife They were permitted to re securely today the sole heard three. On some other de forehead, and (ell into my lap.” National Stores in the New Advance ordere for poul Gov. Connally, conscious de main free under bond. No trial London-Groton area was ar guilt of President John F. tails those closest to the vortex date was set try will be ready when of sudden swirling tragedy disa spite grave wounds, saw on the rested today on charge# of .iu. .ivlfcED Kennedy’s assassination on pale blue upholstery a “ chunk As they appeared briefly be you. call . . . and at this greed. fore Supreme Court Justice Jo conducting lllegel promotion Lee Harvey Oswald, the of brain tissue as big as almost MOTH PROOF But the inexorable thrust of seph A. Sarafite, an additional al drawings. At about the writing we have a good Marxist who said he hated the mass of evidence was that: my thumbnail." same time, charges against selection of Manchester’s charge of possession of mari America but found that the Lee Oswald^ 24, a truant son Secret Service agent Clinton juana was filed again.st one of four managers of store# In finest fresh ' from the who once drew a knife on his Hill, who leaped on the acceler them, Roger Frederick Clark, the supermarket chain were Soviet Union “ stunk." mother and contemptuously re- ating car as it sped o(( to Park farm ... and Government The 26 volumes of Warren 29, of Miami. Fla. dropped. John Harringt4>n, 60, fu.sed to see "a head shrinker or land Hospital, thought he knew Commission hearing transcript, The other defendants ai'e Al Hartford, was the adverttslng Grade A freshly frozen EVER-SET a nut doctor," had the capacity, why Mrs. Kennedy crawled out released Monday, bared in full len Dale Kuhn and Jack- Roland man arrested, H« pleaded In Northeastern birds. Ca the opportunity, the means and on the rear deck of the automo nocent In Circuit Court. Tha pons . . . Ducks . . . Chick the charges of Uiose who hold the will to assassinate a presi bile — an episode she said she Murphy. that Oswald was only the tri^- All three had flown here from charges stemmed from JACK B. NIMBLE ens. Plenty of Morrell’s dent. And, as Chief Justice Earl could not recall. trading stamp oonteet con german for a conspiracy or -i- Warren and his six invesUgative Florida for their court appear Hill said he fo u g h t she was ducted by the chain. POKTkAITS ARI ready to eat hams .. . our as his mother testified — a sca colleagues found, did so. ance. The Jewels, formally val COMMINDID IV , finest semi-boneless rib pegoat for murderers still un "reaching for something coming ued at around $500,000 but re The question isked ever since off the rear tail of the car.” He garded as priceless becau.se of O’DWYBR DEAD PARINTS' MAOAZINi. roa6t beef and fresh caught. by shocked Americans — could The te.stimony revealed that grabbed her, put her back in the the unique quality 6f some of NEW',YORK (AP)—Form Me oppoMment aeconary. Photographer wBI be on duly loguior store hours. pork! PERMANENT it have been prevented? — was seat. "The next day we found those witnesses offered only ad them, have not been recovered. answered negatively by Secret er Democratic Mayor WUllama Coaiplete selection of IMihed l^^iptograpiM to chooM froe!. mitted speculation, opinion, or the portion of the president’s' Outside the courtroom, the Service Chief James J. Rowley. head . . . it was found ip the O'Dwycr of New York City For Poultry Stuffing unsupported theory. trio was asked by newsmen His agents in Dallas per street.” died today at the age o f 74, SATISFACTIOir GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACKl Pepperldge Farm and Most of It was rebutted by the what happened to the gems. O’Dwyer served five years la hard evidence against Oswald, formed "in an exemplary maji- The stark fear of a wife wait The three men smiled and re Arnold’s Seasoned StuflBng ner,” said Rowley. City Hall beglnlng tai IMA,- OM per two per family—aaos 5 weeks tp 12 years. Orfldron's groups taken Oysters . . . Chestnuts piled up remorselessly in tlwu- ing alone in a hospital corridor iterated that they knew nothing Liaden as it was 'with hind was confessed by Mrs. Connal- He left on the eve of a police Stuffing Bread ■ands of pages of testimony and about them. atm more thousands of exhibits. sights and might-have-beens, iy: "I gue'^i’ other They said they planned to re shakedown ecandal to become There were disagreements the testimony was also illu woman, I wondered if all the turn to Florida. * President Harry S. Tniman’a CREASE mined with grisly scenes'etched Dean and Betty Aniold aven among those at' the center doctors were in the room on the Trailer Truck Sidelined at Vernon Circle The theft occurred at tha mu-' ambassador .to Mexico, a peat forever on memories. will send us Fresh Holi of the nightmare events of Nov. left and they were not taking too seum on Oct. 29. Among the he held ^ t l l P n a l ^ t 1 rouSE &. HALE The wWow of John F. Kenne good care of my husband on the Trailer truck nudges over the edge of tAe road on the entrance ramp to Rt. 84 ]>wlght D. naeahower'a day Bread, Butter Stol. 22, 1963. Did the dying president items taken was the famed MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER RAZOR SHARP CREASE THAT STAYS IN FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR SLACKS ■peak? No, said the Widow dy remembered; "And Just aa I right. I shouldn’t have worried at Vernon Circle this morning. The driver, Alfred Babineau, was unhurt. He "Star ol India” aapl^re.sald elaettoh' hi 1051. The fanaee lens. Rolls of all kinds. iacquellne, who waa aplashed turned and looked at him; I about that, should I ? " told police the weight in the truck shifted while on the Hartford-bound ramp. to be the largest and finest such mayor waa admlttad ta Bata could aee a {dece of hla akuU Try Arnold’s coffee. with his guahing life blood. Yes, Jlplice made no arreit pending investigation. (Herald photo by Pinto.) , gem aver disoevared. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 PAGE T H B IE PAGE TWO MANCUBSTWU EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24,1964 teacher so desires. But none of Teachers Win the five teachers in tbi$ case COMPARK OUR r a Historic Changes Possible applies for retirement, the Itate Rayburn Building to Open, Hard Blow Sheinwold on Bridge Right to Work Supreme Court noted. PRICES ON ALL The. teachers brought suit PRESCRIPTIONS DECK REMAINS SAME North dealer On Birth Control Question against their local boards oC May Be Most Expensive Yet Dealt NATO DESPITE mOH BIDS Until Age 70 Eut-West' vulnerable TODAY ONLY education when they were noti ARTHUR DRUG By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH VATICAN CITY (AP) — Hie< >brought up the matter of contra- fied that their cohtracta were National Men’s A lOS HARTFORD (AP)—Five pub being terminated because of WA8HINOTON (AP) — Whatfpresent cost of the Fleet Plans V A94 PRESENTED AT Vatican Ecumenical Councll’e ception, saying the child-bear lic school teachers have won building — $88.4 million — is Team Champion ing duty should not be tied to their age. m&y be the costliest building In 0 KQ « 8:00 - 6:80 »ad 8:18 1964 eeseian left Mrth control an their fight to stay on the job the nstlMi — the Reyburr House $9.8 million more than the esti Normally you need about 26 AI 1054 each individual act of inter ’The school boards argued that mate in 1962. The figure in WASHINGTON (API — points to make game. Still, you EAST kwue irtlll unreeolved, but H course. until they reach the age of 70. they had been given bi3)ad pow Office Buildini: — Is about to cludes land, foundations, furni Prime Minister Harold Wilson should not expect to find 82 A AQ»7 A KJ9642 posed questions that imply the The Canadian cardinal ^ I d he ’The State Supreme Court rul ers by the General Assembly to CAR RENTALS open for business. ture and the like. Sppears to have dealt a severe high-card points in the deck If 3 V Q 10 6 ON THE GIANT SCREEN possibility at historic changes in thought it wise that the schema ed Monday that town boards of run their school systems and Although the cost is estimated Associated with it is a $7.7 both sides bid game. Nobody 01753* 0 A94 IM TECHNICOLOR': Church teaching. made no distinction of primary that the power to set retirement million subway train system to — if not fatal — blow to the pro-, adds three aces. to the deck’s education do n o t. have the ages was Implied in the General or LEASING now at $86.4 million, another S Q<2 Some at the council’s prelates and secondary goals in mar $38.7 million is being spent for carry congressmen the block posed mixed nuclear fleet of ^ e 40 points. Instead, it should be SQUT^ riage. But it does little good "if authority to retire teachers be Statutes. from the building to the Capitol, North Atlantic Treaty Organiza dear that at least one side Is A 3 took the fkxM* during dsMite on fore they reach the mandatory ’Then alM noted that they had • Afl Mokot related cwistructlon. This MAURICE EVANS femily plaiming and marriage the schema does not speak at brings the total to more than $11.7 million for property acqui- tion by declaring Britain op relying on short suits instead of KJI752 conjugal love except in so far as retirement age of 70 set by state been given authority to termi • AH Modob •sitioti nearby, new underground high cards. 0 100 morality to ask: law. nate teachers’ contracts for such $122 million. poses the project. A K963 JUDITH ANDERSOH Might not centuries of Church it has relation to fecundity," he ‘"This power does not reside • AE Timas By comparison, the Pentagon, parking garages, and the remo North dealer East 8o«lh West added. things as incompetence, moral deling of the existing two build Wilson told the House of Com East-West vulnerable a CBMK sewEFOrs maRtiw teaching have been misfocused? in the local board,” the court misconduct, disability, 'and "oth completed in 1943, cost $78.2 mons Monday his Labor govern 1 A 2 (7 3 A M lg^ not the Roman Catholic Cardinal Suenens of Brussels said in its unanimous niling. million. New York’s Empire ings. Opening lead—Ace of Spades. 4 A 3 ^ AU Pa urged the council not to be er due and sufficient caube.” Paul PontkK The Rayburn Building, be ment believes ”a mixed manned Very few players managed to moral laws on conception be in ’The decision came on suits fil State Building cost $42 million, fnacBetii dliect conflict with die need of afraid of re-examining tradi ’The court said that "this last Chicago’s Merchandise Mart sides providing room for 169 surface .fleet adds nothing to make five hearts with this hand tlonal Church moral laws on ed. by Fred Herzig, who teaches claim. ....fails to recognize that 878 MAIN STREET congres.smen, includes many Western .strength, is likely to — — ADMISSION — men and wife to express their in West Hartford, where the re Ptaom 640-2881 cost $32 million and the United when it was presented by Ter spade. You have 10 points In mutual love piijrslcally? marriage. He said the (rtudies of there is a difference between Nations buildings in New York large and luxurously appointed cause dis.sipation of strength in i ence Reese in 1989 as piart of Mat. 75c—Eve. $1.00 Pope Paul’s commission of ex tirement age was 65, and by ’discharge’ and ’retirement.’” committee hearing rooms, with the alliance and may add to the > high cards and 2 points for the Experts see in such chal four New Haven teachers—Mary cost $72 million. a contest. Most players fol singleton. CSiange the Jack of Students and Faculty perts might lead to a more ex The court said further that The Isist congressional office as.sociated office space. These difficulties of East-West agree lowed the old rule about play lenges to traditional teaching — act idea of what is "in accord E. O’Connor, Veronica Boland, occupy, much of the ground ment" spe^es to the queen or change All Shows 50c raised by Cardinals Leo Jozef Helen McKenna and Alice Min- local boards of education are building to be completed, the ing the ace and king with nine the queen of hearts to the king Sueitena of Belgium, Paul Emile with or contrary to naturb" in agencies of the state. . .and that 1988 Senate Office Building, cost floor. On the surface, his statement cards in a suit. marriage and contraception. nix. ’The retirement age in New they possess only such powers In the subbasement there are puts London in stern opposition and you would open the bid Leger of Canada and others — a Haven was 68. a mere $21.2 million. South usually led out the ace ding. STARTS TOMORROW milestone in Catholic thinking Some conservative prelates as are granted to them by the The Rayburn Building, named six ’’quiet rooms.” presumably to Washington’s plan at the very and king of trumps after ruff argued against change. The ruling apparently affects General Statutes expressly or by for those who like to take an moment when it seemed to offi thru SATURDAY on birth control, even thou^ for the late Speaker Sam Ray- ing the second spade. Now it For Shelnwold’s 38-page book “We have a body of certain every public school system in necessary implication. . . bum, has a 80 by 20-foot .swim afternoon nap. cials here that the new British was impossible to make five official Catholic teaching re doctrine,” said Michael O rd t Connecticut where the teacher In each office .suite is a .sepa government';-. Interest in the let, "A Pocket Guide to mains unchanged. ”An attempt by a local boaiM ming pool, a gymnasium, three hearts. The same players usual Bridge,” send 80 cente to nal Browne, an Irish member of retirement age is below 70. of education to set a retirement levels of underground parking rate office for the congressman, fleet had given fre.sh cause for ly played the clubs the same You'U laugh] That teaching long has been the Vatican Curia. ‘"The pri' with a private entrance from hope that, perhaps after some Walt Disney Show at Stale Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. that procreation Is the one chief State law provides that "any age less than the age establish and handsome three-room office way, and then had to lost a mary end of marriage is the member of the (teachers) re ed by statute represents an ef suites for 189 representatives. the hallway, a lavatory, and a modification, it might be accep An American youngster, Bobby Driscoll, meets an American club trick as well. Heirald, Box 3818, Grand Central yo u ’ l l cry] purpose of marriage, that any procreation and education of walk-in filing closet that in Station, New York 17, N.Y. interference with sexued inter tirement association on attain fort to alter, by local regulation, They will choose offices in table to a number of NATO al legend, the gikgt race horse Dan Patch, in Walt Disney’s ”So This method playing the long children." Ing the age of 70 years shall be cludes a built-in .safe large lies. ___ you’ll sing [ course by means of interruption ’The greatest significance of an integral part of the coordi January on a seniority basis. Dear To My H ^ rt.” The Technicolor feature also stars Burl suits would be reasonable If the or the use of contraceptive de- retired from service in the pub nated plan adopted by the state The other 266 representatives a supermarket U.S. officials were surprised Ives. Beulah Bondi and Luana Patten. It will be seen opponents had passed through Northeast Highest those two days of debate, aC' lic schools. . ." ’The double doors of each suite -vices Is sinful. cording to a moial theolqgian for its public school system,” will remain in the two earlier at the flatness of Wilson’s de . Wednesday through Saturday at the State Theater. out. Since the opponents actual The law also allows for re the court concluded, adding: buildings, which are being re open into a central office with claration. but there was some ly bid up to four spades. South WASHINGTON — The price In recent decades, the rtiythm assigned to Uie counoil, was that work space behind a translucent system to avoid preg^nancy has attitudes were being aired tlrement at the age of 60 or "This power does not reside In Plenty of modeled to provide each mem tendency *o regard it as the had to expect singletons or for the same cart of groceries after 8 years of service, if the local board." ber with a three-room suite. glass screen. The walls are opening move in a series of ne voids. differs as much as $7.50 be ■won conditional Church accept which “no one would have Parking lined with built-in ttllng cabi ance, and In the last few years dared bring up just a few years The new building covers a nets. gotiations. Plays Trumps First tween the South and the North two-block area across from the Wil.son said he hopes to obtain Since there is only one way east, the United States Depart Catholics ha've been told they ago The third room is another in discussions with Pre.sldent Brighter'^ide ment of Agriculture reports. can follow it to space out their Capitol and sprawls down the working office . with walla lined to play the trumpe. South Bide of Capitol Hill Johnson here next month more should ruff the second spade Cost of food varies also from failles, if they consider it neces A The main entrance, pillared ’ P'“* extensive ’’consultation in the city to city and store to store. sary, without consulting a and Romanesque, is flanked by 'avator>- and the piece de re.,ist- deployment and sharing of Of the ISews and lead a trump to dummy’s The highest food costs are in priest. State Man Guilty two huge statues. One. a seated"^®*’ Xi rhenette w>th cab.- NATO’s nuclear .strength.” ace. On returning a trump and the Northeast. The West is sec Pope Plus XI and Pope Pius * nets, countertop and built-in finding that East follows suit ond high; then come the North- X n reinforced such teaching. Of Conspiracy gentleman with a sword, is refrigerator At the same time he declared South should reflect that only called ’’Majesty of the law.” _ ., ^ ”we are Irrevocably committed C03IPUTER ERR.S unions closed the Free Press West can have a singleton in Central states. The South has The latest high-level debate on The other, a mother figure with ! and the afternoon Detroit News the lowest food costs. birth control follows the devel BARNSTABLE, Mass. (AP) child at her knee, is named I with wall-to-wal carpeting against more fingers on the (nu- PROVO. Utah (AP) If aj trumps. Since singletons are iwiiiaHi clearl trigger.” London's aim, computer c an be embarrassed j last July 13 opment of contraceptive pills. •’spirit of Jiiftice.” , of a surpassing softness and expected. South should finesse In 1958, Pope Pius Xn said a —A jury in Barnstable County thickness. Elach office will be said Wilson, is to have the Unit the Brigham Young University! The Detroit News planned to with the jack of hearts. Superior Court con'vlcted Ro- Workers Prepare for YWCA Christmas Bazaar In the lobby is a place for a completely furnished. ed States sen’e as the custodian electronic brain should be publish its first post-strike edi The finesse works, and South woman might use pills to check sculptured plaque of Rayburn. of Western nuclear power. blushing. tions Wedne.sday. draws East's la.st trump. Now uterine ailments if (she liid so dolphe G. Bessette, former state GIVE I0IIIM10 ■without intent to check fecunda- Miss Magda Neznik, left, and<»Mrs. Russell Miner and M rs.^oon at the Community Y, 79 Cost of the plaque, according to The position Wilson outlined Once a year the computer I A settlement with Local 13 of it is time to tackle the clubs. waterways commissioner, and the architect of the Capitol Labor Pacts Surveyed appears to leave little room for makes matches for a dance, the Printing Pressmen conclud . tion even If that was a tempo Mrs. John M. Davis, center, co- George Smith, Christmas N. Main St. Reservations will $35,000. Since West has a singleton in rary result. But he called use of two co-defendants early today chairman of a Christmas Baz greens; and Liz Humphries will close Nov. 30 and may be made maneuver in an effort to reach pairing boys and girls with ed the strike Saturday. Local 10 hearts. It is rea.sonable to ex Big as it is, the Rayburn WASHINGTON — Negotiat accommodation with the strong similar interests. of the Plate and Paper Handlers pills to prevent pregnancy "illi on charges of conspiracy to sub aar, sponsored by the Manches do charcoal sketches. at the YWCA office, Monday Building is shaded by the Penta pect East to have the singleton nrwiiH cit sterilization.” vert state laws on extra work ter unit of the Hartford Coun All county units of the YWCA through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 ed wage increased in .4tr.Brican positions -already taken by the Bonnie Mitchell, 18, Provo, a settled earlier. gon across the Potomac as far In club.s. South cashes the king TECHNICOLOR* order's on a Wellfleet project. are providing giifts, foods and p.m, Mr.s. Paul McKay Is in industry averaged 7.6 cents an United States arid West Germa 'red-haired fieshman. asked for of clubs and leads a club to try The Qark’s Contraceptive ^ llls were not ty 'YWCA, make gifts for the as office .space goes. But the hour in the first half of this ny in favor of the proposed 25- a tall boy with dark hair and 28 North St. • Tel. 423-9001 in general use at the time Pltw But the jury reported it was sale at a workshop at the home other articles for the sale. charge of the luncheon. (Her cost is another matter. Women Hear Better a finesse with dummy’s jack. unable to agree on a charge of A luncheon will be served at ald photo by Pinto) year, according to an indepen ship fleet. Armed -.vith Polaris blue eyes, who likes entertain Both finesses work, and WILLIM ANTIC made his statement. In recent of Mrs. FTank Atwood, rigtjt. of The Capitol Architect's Office dent analysis of 1,500 con nuclear missiles it would be ment and looks on marriage years some Catholic theologians conspiracy to steal $56,400 on 1(X) Westland St. The event will — he is J. George Stewart, a tracts. In 9 per cent of the col ANN ARBOR. Mich. Men South makes five hOarts. Care THANKSGIVING .Shown the same project in 1959 im be held Thursday, Dec. 3 from jointly controlled by partici favorably. can't hear higher-pitched sounds ful attention to the bidding is have suggested the pills might former congres.sman. and he is lective-bargaining cases there pating nations and they would The male picked for her by PROVENDER At 6:80 be used hi connection 'with the proidng Wellfleet Harbor. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 'Whlton Au THANKS nearly as well as women can, necessary to produce the best not an architect — says the was no wage increase. share the cost and provide the the computer from BYU’.s 15.500 Roasted Turkey, $3.75, with and 0:25 j a r L r rhythm system. Bessette was on trial with ditorium, 85 N. Main St. tests at the University of Michi line of play. extra helping if you wish; former Asst. Atty. Gen. Charles Two new features of the an OPEN ALL WINTER personnel for the vessels. students war, tall, had asked for gan show. Also, women can taste E • r ' The council’s schema on the Wilson's statement came as a date with a red-haired girl, Daily Question Prime Rib of Beef with Hoi Bust HUUM MMY ms K_ E. Frazier Jr., and Hartild nual sale are a flea market and better than men can: the only As dealer, you hold: Spades, Popovers, $4.50; Virginia IVES • BOND! • CAREY • PATTn • Church in the modem world Tetl of New Haven, Conn., preS' Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk likes entertainment and looks on things the men ran ta.ste better includes a section on marriage a cheese booth. ’The flea market and We.st German Foreign Min marriage n\nrably. K-J-B-6-4-2; Hearts, Q-10-6; Dla- Ham mneapple - Madeira ident of a New England Dredge will feature antiques from the are vinegar, lemon, and sour monds,A-9-4; Clubs, 7. Sauce, $3.50; Roa.st Duckling, PLUS CO-HIT AT 8:05 and family. It notes that science and Dock Co., which performed ister Gerhard Schroeder were He was Richard Mitchell. 19, grapes. and psychologiy have made re Scantic shop of Mrs. Norman starting two days of oon.sulta- Bonnie's brother. Bonnie went What do you sayT Orange Sauce, $3.75; Baked the Wellfleet work. Sterling of Manchester, and re Answer: Pass. The hand is Lobster with Crabmeat cent advances and gained new tlon on U.S.-German and NATO to the weekend dance with Rich- QUICK WHISTI.E Walt Disney insights affecting the biologjy Judge Edmund R. Dewing conditioned antiques, restored problems, centering aro\ind the and .said ,=hc had an "inter very nearly, but not quite, Dressing. $5.00: Charcoal imrrtedlately sentenced all three by Mrs. Walter Harrison. APPLES STUDLEY. England (API — suid the human relations of mar Stiidebaker multilateral force - MLF esting” time, worth an opening bid of one Broiled Sirloin Steak, Fresh to two years in the House of Other booths will offer hand Christopher Maddneks, 18, land MushrtKjms, $5.75. And prices '^^Jnojvd/Me riage. It said Catholic couples AT plan. ed in court Monday for opera often face serious problem^, in Correction on the conviction. knit mittens, slippers, and baby THE COMMON-SENSE CAR Neither the State Department HI D.SON FLAMINGO include Appetizers, Soups, \ But he agreed to a stay of ting a wolf whistle on his car. Two Potatoes, Four Vege Journey having to spend weeks physical bonnets and _ jackets; stuffed nor Schroeder reacted publicly COXSACKIE. N.Y lAPi --- A On sight of a pretty girl, Chris ly apart, thereby avoiding preg execution pending an appeal by toys, pinafores, aprons, puppets to what Wil.son said. tables, Tossed Salad and our .TECHNicgtoK* the defense. ORCHARD pink flamingo in the icy Hudson pulled a cord and the whistle maiwelous Desserts! nancy but at the same time be and stocking stuffers for chil Privately U.S. officials said River? shrilled coming almost strangers. It ’The judge ordered a mistrial dren, plus items for all mem that on this is.sue Wil.son's stat Reservations Please! NOTE: Thurs. thru Sat. on the charges of conspiracy to Rc.sidents along a five-mile Passing tlirough this War Cont. Shows From 2 P.M. asked them to be patient while bers of the family and decora HILL ed position is close to that of stretcli of Die river have spotted wickshire village he spotted two Dinner Ser\-ed Noon until 9 experts look into the theologfical steal, and Indicated the defend tions for every room in the French President Charles de the long-legged, bright-colored pretty girls. He didn't spot the and scientific possibilities. ants must be tried ag(ain on the house. AVERY ST„ WAPPING SAVE " ^800 Gaulle. Paris’ position is that bird foi- the past 10 days as it' con.stable on the other side of charges. Mrs. C. Easton Perry Is in- Neither the schema nor the 1964 j the West Germans must choose wades in shallow vvatafc. the road and it is an offense cardin^s and bishops who The jury received the case charge of Christmas bouUques; between closer ties with France A spoke.sman for wjf State ' in Britain to use a car horn spoke about birth control last shortly after 6 p.m. Monday but and closer ties with the United Oniscrvation Depaitmcnt in without good rca.son. CH EF CARLO month pushed for any council did not reach a verdict until States on MFL Albany said Mondav night its He told the court: ”I built the action on the new pills. Pope 3:08 a.m. today. experts never had heard of a has pre^red a tnily won ’The judge had indicated he whistle on Friday, fitted it on derful menu for ITianks- Paul 'VI announced rive months Policemen Fired flamingo on its own in this part Saturday, was booked on Sun ago they would be the subject of would ask the jury to continue of the country. day, and .sold it to a mate on gtving . . . May we serve to 4 a.m. if necessary to reach A>l fA8l HAHlOOn your family? a special study ”as wide and CLOSE-OUTS! BRISTOL (API—Arthur Rous The department planned to Monday for a pound $2.80. fR[t f'APKJNG b?8 profound as possible, as .grave a verdict. send a waterfowl expert to the j seau, a member of the Bri.stol That pound just paid his-fine. and honest as it must be on a On Nov. 17, Judge Dewing or area in an effort to positively! subject of suck Importance.” dered directed verdicts of inno police department for 12 years, identify the bii-d and study the cent returned on several has become the seventh man to possibility of trapping it. i Most speakers endorsed the charges against the three men. leave the force after expo.sure The big .bird with a swan-like i Pope’s announced study. Some Directed verdicts were order of an alleged police burglary start Tomorrow (Wed.) Place your reservation suggested that the counjil au i>iunMnM neck flees whenever anyone ap- | ring. thorize a commission of its own ed then for Bessette on a charge proaches, people along the river 1st Run — Cont. from 6:80 NOW-^hone 643-4628 of being an accessory before Rousseau. 38. was discharged report. m / / ) s to work with the Pope’s experts. the fact of larceny; for Teti and I by the board of police commi.s- 7 Walnut S t, Manchester RESTAURANT Several also praised the modem his dredging company on two I sioners Monday night after it WATERY LOAD world schema for avoiding a o & I found him guilty of three de- ^R0C6\ DORiS/ T0IM( OS distinction that sees procreation charges of larceny, a rfd for I partmental charges, OLATHE, Kan (APi A cat as marriage’s chief end and Frazier on four counts of ac j Three more .suspended police- tle tnick collected a ton of nuDSONA D a v / RaNoaib f n conjugal love as secondary. cessory before the fact of lar I men are scheduled to be heard water in its bed on a trip to the But the speeches of progres ceny. I by the board beginning Dec. 3 Kansas City stockyards in last sives went deeper than that. B E DIFFERENT! Boland Motors , Five of the 10 men suspended week's rain. rSeND Me No FCowieRS Maximos IV Saigh. 86-year- WOMEN HIKER DEAD Tcl. 643-4079 Open Evenings as a result of a state police The four-inch-deep water old Patriarch of Antioch, re STINSON BEACH, Calif. WITH THESE SHADY GLEN HOLIDAY VARIATIONS I investigation resigned from the made the truck 2.000 pounds EXTRA marked : (AP) — ’fhe assistant Marin 369 CENTER ST. at West Center St. I force. The other five requested overweight and co.st the truck ADDED ATTRACTION "Do we not have the right to County coroner said Monday ! hearings. ing firm a $25 fine D€E \DAWN ask ourselves if certain official that Catherine Bauer Wurster, In levying the fine Monday, PAUL’S 59, a University of California MClkllNEPIM THE positions flow from concepts Judge William S. Allen, in mag that have now been surpassed, city planning professor, died INSTEAD OF PIE istrate court, said It was only JrtINiyW) DAVE CLARK or perhaps also from a bachelor from exposure after suffering a about half the nori-nal amount -CCttlWK) psychosis about a sector of life brain concussion In a fall from a "I felt it was .sort nf like an [ 5 STEAK HOUSE a m t ■»■ ■■■■■«»— to which we are strangers?” high slope overlooking the Pa art nf God, ' the Judge said. ROUTE 30—VERNON He said countless Catholics cific Ocean. SERVE find themselves having to live William C. Bradley said an particulars THAT OTHER \ OTE contrary to Church law "be autopsy showed contusions on ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Thanksgiving Day cause they are unable to discov Mrs. Wurster’s forehead that ...... , -O r- Here's another classic example er a viable solution for two con could have been caused by a'fall MINCEEBPUMPKINK^ to quote the next time you hear TURKEY DINNER tradictory commands: con on a flat, blunt rock. .someone sav he's not going to MANCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA science and normal conjugal She was found Monday on a 2,- I Mk$ my laundry vote: life.” The patriarch questioned (XK)-foot level slope on 2,604-foot Official returns from the Nov. ednesday, December 2 — 8:15 P.M. $ 2 . 9 5 whether ”God truly wiehes this Mt. Tamalpais, north of San 3 general election showed that a Impasse, which Is so oppressive Francisco’s Golden Gate. Mrs. proposed constitutional amend Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High School and against nature.” Wurster had been missing since to feel fluffy mm. ment for DeKalb County was WE ALSO HAVE A FULL MENU Saturday afternoon. iCE CREAM a'pproved by one vote 22,938 Cardinal Leger of Montreal Choose your favorite. They both have a delicate Vytautas Marijosius, conductor TO CHOOSE FROM votes for the proposal and 22,937 RESERVATIQNS PLEASE—875-164S against. and delicious holiday flavor^ and smell suneet. Ronald Ganattosio, piano soloist YOUR FAVORrTE COCKTAILS SERVED The amonilmciU allows the OR for another change: Heap mounds of Mince General As.cembly to impose a Program: “Jena” Symphonic in C Is Thanksgiving only a holiday from tax for sanitary sewers on EVERY FRIDAY or Pumpkin Ice Cream into pre-baked pie shells abutting property owners. attributed to Beethoven TWIN LOBSTER DINNER—$3.50 and top with whipped cream. Delicious! work only a family gathering, only a The Faithful Sheplierd—Handel 4 Jhankcfiviiig CANDY READING AfiAIN DETROIT lAPi ■ Detroiters Finlandia—Sibelius DINE AND DANCE FRI. AND SAT. FROM dinner of roasted turkey? We don't may be reading their two regu Concerto No. 1—Chdpin NIGHT 9-1—ANDY WAITE COMBO lar daily newspapers again to Instead of Cranberry Sauce think so. Join with us in giving thanks night and Wednesday after Tickets available at Ray Beller's Music Shop going without them for t34 days. MUNSON’S Early editions of the moi-ning Dubaldo’s Music Center, Ward’s Music Co. SERVE for peace, security and all the other Detroit Free Press expected to ADULTS $2.00—STUDP:NTS $1.00 come out tonight, would be the Candy Kitchen wonderful things which are part, of the it*M flam cle9»9 first .since a strike of two craft SHADY GLEN IVInA. Fresh Dally at Their SpoHess Kitchen in Bolton American way of life. n f e a m r M e . 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beans, poaches. Scho(i reopens Bdteoii Columbia Mondiw. Two Boys Held ------1------Named to Society Neidy•Disclosed Etidence Blind Man Edward O. Marsh of Sleepy For Shooting TV-Radio Tonight Thankg^ving Eve Service Five Acres HoUowr Rd., a senior at the Uni Reaffirms Oswald^s Guilt Seeks Place versity of Connecticut, was re BOTH FAIRWAY Lebanon Man cently inducted into Pi ’Tau Sigma, the national honoraiy supporting evidence, however. (Oewtlwied from'Pag* One) UDANON (AP)—Two 16- Scheduled at St. Maurice^s A re Voted society for mechanical engi Lee’s half-brother, John Ed-, As Engineer Television . » yaar-old boys ware charged with neers.' TIm testlmaay released Mon ward Pic, testified that he be i:00 ( S) Big I Theater (S-3040) Combat STORES OPEN TONIGHT aggravated asaault today in the ( 8) N ew . (13) Yocl Bear H m Mebnd amnal oommun-^Mra. Donald Tedford, Mr. and Membership is conferred day was the basts for the com- lieves his mother “ Is out right WASHINOTON— (AP)-ln a For School upon students who have dis now to make as much money as AMttng of Arthur L'Heureux, (10) Eye-Derilify (KV23-301 Mr. Novak Mrs. R. F. Dlmock and Mra mlssian's findings, issued eight amall office in the Bureau of (13-18-20) Movie 8.00 ( a-12) World War I Mj Thaalnglvinc Kve aervice tinguished themselves through she can on her relaticmahlp with n . (34) Cultures A Continents William Valentine. public h>ads a Mg Oarman Shep L’Heureux was Mt tn the (32) Top 23 Plua One w tt Im held tamorronr at 8 p. H ie School Building Commit-, exemplary character, and out weeks ago. It was scheduled for Lee Harvey Oswald.” (34) H l^ w a y to Sun 8:80 (34) Caaala Master Class ’Troop elections were held re stomach with . t .22 caUbre slug (30) Early Show (10-33-30) Man from UNCLE standing scholarship in the distribution to newsmen Lt Francis L. Martello, who hard watches curiously while n . hi at. Mhurtoe C3niroh audi cently. Diane Tedford was elect tee, carrying out a recent town till 9 and EVERY NIGHT Monday night as be was waiting (4U Stoney Burke (18) SubecripUon TV mechanical engineering field. Wednesday and for release In Interviewed Oswald in New Or Its blind master cUcka away on 8:10 ( 3) Newi. Sporth. Weather (3-13) Red Skelton FOR torium. ed president; Ann Miner, vice meeting directive, has voted to to crosa vlllag* WU Road to (8-30-40) McHale's Navy newiMpers and for public sale leans after the former Marine a typawriUr. _ (12) Political The Rev. Bemand D. ICcQurfc president; Shirley Zeppa, sec return to Ms houss. The shot 6:15 (22) Club Houie 8:00 ( 8-30-40) The Tycoon purchase five acres o f Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald next Monday. became Involved In a street (34) Essay On Death of the hoat church will read the retary; Nanda Ratazzi, treasur Nearby a r a ^ a macbanloal cams from a passing car. 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntlcy-Brlnkley er; Dorothy Clark, member of Louise Smith’s land which ad OohunUa correepoodent, Vlr- The Associated Press ob brawl while distributing pro- 9.80 (8-12) Petticoat Junction govemor’a Thankagivlng proc glnU M. Carlson, teL 228-9*24. tained access to some of the Oastro literature, said Oswald UNTIL CHRISTMAS! Braille writer, a tape-recorder Stats pollcs said Steven I. (8) Wide Country (10-22-30) Week That W as (C) Cosmetics lamation. The aermon will be the senior planning . board in joins Horace Porter School. and a BralUit sUda-rula. Barabaah and James E. Rider, (12) Newabeat (8-30-40) Peyton Place Hartford, and Susan Lambert volumes and sent out stories considered himself a Marxist, (24) Whafa New? 10.00 (10-22-30) Telephone Hour (C) preached by the Rev. Bdward The cost is $5,000 with the Monday. after some prior pub not a Russlan-style Communist, OonvenleBt Thara are other aids immedi both of Lebanon, were taking (3) Walter Cronklte (34) Ecumenical Century and Donna Cormier, members (18) Subecriptloo TV Johnaoif of St. George’s Bplsoo- stipulation that the towm build lication elsewhere. A few hours and said he hated America. "I ately available for the blind pot Shota with a rlfls at road (840-40:)) The"■ ~FuBltlve ■ rrs of the senior senate in Man Curtis Pledges Loeatioiisi man, James W. Jennings, hut 6.46 (20) Ron Cncbrsii (3-12) Doctors and Nurses 1*1 CSiurdi. a line fence on the bounding later, the White House released asked him what he thought of i signa and mailboxes ss they 11:00 ( 3-8-10-13-23-30-40) Newa chester. 7:00 (12-22-30^) Newa. 8 p o r t a. The Rev. J. Stanton Conover perhaps the most valuable tool were riding along. Weather Sports.Iports. Weather The girls are going house to property owmed by Mrs. Smith, the entire set for publication for the form of communism In Rus t78 Mai* St. o f Bolton Congregational Budget Limited public sale. y S y Downtown Is one he seldom touches — ( 3) To Tell the Truth 11:15 (10-30)' Tonight“ Igl Show (C) house taking orders for Christ Donald Tuttle and Henry Rer- sia, since he had lived there for It was dark and they appar (241 Three Seaaona (12) Chris Clark Liggetts Maacbeator i bank of electronic computers on Church will offer the prayena, mas cards, wrapping paper and nltt. The testimony dealt at length two years, and he replied ‘It ently didn’t see L’Heureux as (ID) Hcnneaaey (30-40) L e . Crane Show Turnpike snotber floor In the building. (20) Open Mllie 11:00 ( 8) Movie and the Rev. Aibram Sangrey Shifts to begin to build up their Roy Fergmson, architect for To Top Priority with the motives of Jack Ruby, stunk.’ ’’ he stood there with the evening At The Parkade the Dallas night club operator In the Dallas jail, after the Plaza The computers may become newspaper which he had just 7:15 (22) Ma.rifle had l*en stolen Sat 3:00 Dick Robtnaoa 13:16 Sign Off H0 LA\ES I 'O'l Nswf 91zn Off last year. She obtained her A.B. from Tile twm kindergarten rooms ments for next year, all relative mission, as she has in paid lec Combest and appeared to un mind. urday night from Nasslff Arms w n c —lose Reg. $12.50 Girl Scouts Set Dance to the new budget 400 MAIN fTRin • MANCHESTER, CONN. i n u i -'■tc 6:UU Newa. Weather Sporta (1) ALIGN FRONT END Saint Joseph College in 1901. which the towm voted to add ture appearances, that her son derstand the officer’s urging Jennings has been working in Inc. in Willimantlc, state police 6:IK) Ersd Swanson Show 6:86 Old Borrowed Blue The Senior Girl Scout Troop While at Cornell, Mrs. Quim to the plan, will be completed Board members were hard might have been a secret agent that “ If he wanted to say any the bureau’s research and de ■aid. 8:30 Nassist quet or Just an Informal get- detailed calculations constitute at a hospital in Jackson, Tenn., SERVICE ON ALL ant would free Scott from the since our prices are well within the have an equal chance at the together of a society, lodge or a tremendous burden for a blind the first two, Carline and La CONVENTIONAL MAKES 800-1,000 application perusals (Oontlnned from Page One) only party In the coalition to do drawing. «ome friendly group. 1 THlOBa financial reach of all. man. mar, came home last Thursday, so. The women have plaumed a he now makes, and would per OFTHE “ 1 could work out these equa' For Motorists — Not Homeowners followed by Willie Jr. and Polly mit him to spend his time in leouEnuul by the Kremlin shakeup and the The Socialists lost, but this Christmas decor with booths for We Are Prepared to tions on a Braille slide-rule,’’ he Sandboxes such as this one on Bdgerton St. have been spotted on or tttppery hlUs In Ann. MORIARTY Moscow-Peklng dispute, and was expected. Rebels had quit aprons, plants, handwork, white developing a curriculum-struc said, “ but It would mean hours town for the convenience of motorists who can’t make the grade. Town Highway Superin A local civic group Is trying to their opponents thought that the party last January and elephant "treasures,” country tural program. Serve You to Your and hours of drudgery. One tendent Kmest Tureck cauUema they are not intended to aerve as ^ r ^ of ■upply for h ^ e aid ths Ljrons family. L e ^ r perhaps the time was ripe for formed the pro-Communlst So store with home made candies, ’Hie request for another as problem might require a stack sand stocks. Instead, householders may replenish their hcane supply from aahdpiles ‘ t row Bates, spokesman for ths group, the first Communist setback on cialist Party of Proletarian Uni food sale, penny social and fish sistant had been made last Complete Satisfaction of paper two or three inches points in town—Autumn" and School Sts., Harrison and E. Center Sts.; Love I ^ e sday, meat balls in gra credits, while for the 9th gle frogs. ’The frogs are heated vy, mashed potatoes, carrots, Christmas Shopping! 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:V. p M m d fM n Z/sopoldvtUe fo r Molao Ibhombe and hla ...... Vj,;:'’ Connecticut esntinl Congo Oovemraent This would Carey-Welch Mozzer-Smith Ettntlttg Srrall^ seem, for the moment at least, a de- daiva engagement in the civil war Yankee Miss Patricia Mary Welch of The marriage of Miss Marie Luella Smith and Stephen No < g ! r « a which has been dividing the Ootigo af Andovwr and James Frahcls By A.H.O. lan Mozzer, both of Manches ter the departurt of United Nations po Carey of Hartford were united ter, was solemnized Saturday lice forces. Perhaps, Crum now on, The only reassuring thing in marriage Saturday, Nov. 14, at St. Bridget’s Church. TBhombe and his white mercenaries can about the court an>otaitment o f The bride; la a daughter of a Tale computer expert and at St. Columba’s Church, control the situation, in Leopoldville and Mrs. Oval J. Smith, 125 Main mathematician to be the sthnd- Columbia. St., and the late Oval J. Smith. in the Leopoldville region. by' "special master" of Con The bride is a daughter of Mr. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. Conceivably, to be realistic about the necticut reapportionment la and Mrs. Patrick J. Welch, Lake and Mrs. Felix E. Mozzer, 22 that the gentleman, in question Rd. The Mdenroom is a son of policy Involved, both the United States Bremen Rd. is also an astronomer. Mr.vand Mrs. William J. Carey The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey and Belgium considered it more impor 'We have a feeling that an Sr., Hartford. of St. Bridget’s Church per ability to read the stars, per 'The Rev. John K. Honan ot ...... >•••••••••••••••*•g-g tant to strike this blow at the Commu formed the double ring ceremo ••#••••••••••••• nist-affiliated revolt than to save any haps a litUe bit from the angle St. Columba’s Church per ny and wa.0 celebrant at the ts of the astrologer as well as that formed the double ring cere nuptial Mass. Mrs. Raymond one life, or merely negotiate for IL ym ifgli OV of the astronomer, may have as mony and was celebrant at the Murphy was organist and solo T m ABBOCXATIOD PKJtiBB That is about all one can say, at the much that is valuable to oon- nuptial Mass. Mrs. Andrew Gas ist. Bouquets of white chry Th* AaMdatad Pr«M te «>^iMtT«l7 «>UU«< m om ent Whether the open move of the tribute to the future politics of per was the orgknist and Roland santhemums' were on the al !• tiM OM of rwmblioattoa of «U b« w« d l» Connecticut as any fearsome D'Amour was the soloist. Bou tar. BhM endltod tott or iM oUm iv im cro d » United States and Belgium into a situa to iwprr alao OM looil aowo. oaV array o f computers. quets of whlffe chrysanthemums The bride, given in marriage tion the United States once insisted Such an assignment fo r com were on the altar. by her brother, Bernard J. ot ropobUeattoa at opoeuu «to> The bride, glvep in marrieige iro oloo roaorrod. must be left to the United NaUons will puters comes at a disquieting Smith of Manchester, wore a by her father,wore a full-length, produce peace and quiet in the jungle, moment, so soon after all o f us full length gown of white peaiC Iho BonM who love the rituals and gown of taffeta, designed with de sole, de.signed with scooped or new unrest along racial lines, and elongated bodice trimmed with neckline, three-quarters-length •ppeutBg to adrsrtl»«®»«"*» :-.V 5 dramas and the details of Pbjl* - mattor to Wo Ha»choot« whether it will persuade the Commu tics have been through a presi appliqued alencon lace, long sleeves, fitted bodice accented nist world to decrease or Increase its dential riectlon in which com tapered sleeves and a full skirt with cummerbund and detach j terminating into a chapel train. own infernal plotting in that jungle, puters calculated and an able chapel-length train with Her bouffant veil of illusion was bow and rose detail. The bod only time will tell. nounced, on the basis o f a few hundred votes here and there, attached to a crystal crown. She ice and bell .shaped ■•kirt were ^ * * ^ / u D w T r e M A tJ 0 » CmCDUL- It may be that the most Important the results o f an election in carried a cascade bouquet of trimmed with seed pearls, ba spider chrysanthemums and roque headings and crystals on question of all concerns neither the im which some 68,000,000 Am eri pompons. alencon lace appliques. Her mediate jungle nor the far-off councils can thought they were partici jDtoptov •drorttotot e iM ^ b o a n ! - Miss Margeu-et Woods of Hart poiiff veil of Illusions was at Itoliafiday — 1 pjn •wjJJ- o f Communist policy, but what kind of pating. - jy»r Tnooda; — 1 * * 2 ^ ; . . That experience prompts us ford was the maid of honor. tached to a crown of pearls f t e WadBoadajr — 1 P - » and crystals. She carried a cas reaction and atmosphere these deeds to feel wary about this prospec Bridesmaids . were Miss Maura toBT Ttaandajr — 1 p.ra. Wetoeoday. cade bouquet of white roses, V o r fflday - 1 p -m . T h ^ t o y and policies spread through the rest of tive introduction of the com Dillon of Albany, N.Y., a niece vvw — 1 lua. FrMay ^ . . of Uie bridegroom; .Miss Mar stephanotis and ivy. awakening, newly independent, newly puter to Connecticut political — ■ | i«d daadltao: 10:80 a.m. oaefc day « l lene Stralte of Hartford, a cous i Mrs. Richard P. Hayes of • I oxoopt Batorday — t a.aa______nationalisUc Africa. All over the con life, and to ask why, if it is to be permitted this much partici in o f the bride; and Mrs. Dom ' Vernon, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids TuMday, Novambor 34 tinent people must be wondering pation in our deeOny, it should inic Pompbo of Willlmantlc. were Mrs. A. E. Simmonds III whether a new clash of giant colonial not be permitted to expand lU A ll - the attendants were ! of Rye, N. "V., and Miss Judith ism, those of the East and the West, is ob'vious talents. dressed alike in blue peau de sole cocktail-length sheaths, de ' Mozzer of Manchester, sister 6f going to have its go at Africa, as Unit 'Why does it not, fo r solution *ni« Tragedy Relived o f all our future problems, just signed with a floor-length over the bridegroom. ed Nations action once foriiade it to, or The matron of honor wore a set Itself up one small Isolated skirts, and they wore matching full-length gown of cranberry Whethar ona had a taate for melan- whether this can prove an isolated epi le^slative district Inside which headbows with circular veils satin, designed with scooped aholy tenUment or not, whether one be- sode which doesn’t have to breed long- it can conduct periodic scien The maid of honor carried a cascade bouquet of yellow pom neckline, fitted bodice, elbow- tlavad In auch Intanalva memorializing range consequences. tific sample votings which would determine just how, on pons and roses. 'Die brides length sleeves, pink lined wat- He not, ona could not aacapa, in the paat maids carried cascade bouquets teau back and pink cummer any one man one vote principle, bund. She wore a pink fioral •aw daya, Bvlng over again aoma por an imaginary full state legisla of yellow pompons. Naaslff photo coronet with bouffant veil and tion ot the tragedy o f thla weak In No- m - ' ture would vote on any particu Michael Hopkins of Hartford Another Touch Of Heresy -"■ At •' - . MRS. JAMES FRANCIS CAREY carried a colonial bouquet of lar issue? W hy not. Instead of served as his cousin's best man. tiambar a year ago. boring photo pink roses, carnations and There is something Irresistibly ap ^ ' merely going down to a unica Ushers were Gerald ” akinos of . And, once again, It grabbed hold of MRS. ROBERT JOSEPH BANVILLE white stephanotis. The brides meral, one house legrlslature, go Hartford, Gerald Cushman of Horan Photo pealing about the occasional heresy maids were dressed in gowns almoat every American, holding him by all the way beyond human fa l Glastonbury and Jtunes O’Con which develops in the field of modem was the'^'through New England and Can- identical to the honor attend MRS. STEPHEN NOLAN MOZZER hla blood and hla heart to a atlUnaaa libilities into the realm of that ner of Ea.st Hartford. ada, Mrs. Banville wore a mus ant's but wore cranberry floral educational theory. There is always a pure representation the Su Mrs. Welch wore a turquoise scene Saturday morning of the and a aadnaaa tard color three-piece suit with coronets with bouffant veils Co., Meriden. Mrs. Mozzer, a chance that what seems heresy may preme Court itself has had in blue sheath dress with match marriage of Miss Sharon Elaine decorated with chrysanthe And, In thla re-exparlence, parhapa Ing accessories and a corsage dark brown suede accessories. and carried colonial bouquets mums and pompons. For a g;raduate of Manchester Higfh contain jiu t a portion of common sense. mind? Cieszynski to Robert Joseph The couple will live at South St., of pink roses and carnations. School and Hartford Secre ana phaae of the tragedy came through, W e think of the wear and of pink camellias. The bride plane trip to Bermuda, Mrs. There is even a remote chance that Banville, both of Manchester. RocRville, after Nov. 29. Miss Mary C. Donohue of tarial School, is employed as,*, thla year, with even more poignancy tear on the shoe leather o f vot groom’s mother wore a beige Mozzer wore a mink trimmed Mr. Banville attended Man Simsbury, cousin of the bride secretary in the advanced sales what can be labeled heresy today might ers, the expense of maintaining lace sheath with matching ac The bride is a daughter of Mr. beige cashmere coat with than in the original ahock. .M i-.' chester schools and is now em groom, was a junior brides division of the Connecticut Mu become sound doctrine in some educa and operating voting machines, cessories and a corsage of green and Mrs. Leon aeszynski, 744 matching mink hat and dark ployed by Pratt and Whitney, maid. She wore a pink satin tual L ife Insurance Co., H art Thla waa ao young a man, ao young a tional tomorrow. the old-fashioned luxury Of as cymbldium orchids.- N. Main St. The bridegroom is a brown accesiiorles. She wore a Division of United Aircraft full-length gown, designed with ford. Fraaldant, that the tragedy aeemad mul sembling legislatures and com For a crui.se to Nassau. Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ban corsage o f white roses. The cou So we note, casually and without com Carey wore a w’hite wool sheath ODrp., East Hartford. Mrs. Ban bell skirt, jeweled neckline, el ple will live at 59 Dover Rd., tiplied. No aaaaaslnatlon could be any mittees and lobbyists wid re ville, 180 (^lestnut St. ville, a 1964 graduate of Man mitment of any kind, the somewhat dar ‘ .vvV.’ ..V- *. with green coat. The couple will bow-length sleeves and a cran West Hartford, after Dec. 1. thing leas than tragic. Still, If ha had porters, the nonsense o f pro The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey chester High School, is employed berry cummerbund. She wore a longed deliberations and repeat live in Hartford. Mr. Mozzer, a graduate of ing opinion presented the other day by performed the double ring cere by Philip H. Stevens, Co., Hart crown of pink sweetheart rose Th« World's BMt , been ah older man, with more behind edly inconclusive parliamentary Mr. Carey attended th* Uni Manchester High School and a two members of the counseling division mony and was celebrant at the ford. buds and carried a colonial bou him and leas ahead o f him, if he had maneuvers and votings, and we versity of (kwinectlcut and the 1963 graduate of Boston Col Porfumos-ColeqiMt at Pennsylvania State University, to the nuptial high Mass. Mrs. Jane quet of pink sweetheart roses not been such a shining example of think we begin to compute— University of Hartford. He also Maccarone was the organist amd lege, completed requirements “Free Gift Wrapping” effect that a drop-out, not from high served four years with the U.S. and carnations. in August for a M.S. in business hope. In himself, and to others, the blow 5 *^ with all deferences and apolo soloist. Donald E, Phillips of Spring- school, but from college yet, may con gies to the professionals — Marine Corps. He is employed The bride, given in marriage administration at the Univer - — field, Mass., served as best man. ARTHUR DRUG m ight have bean slightly a lessar thing. by the State of Connecticut In by her father, wore a full-length sity of Connecticut. He is em ceivably be a sane and sound thing for a consensus in favor of getting Usher} were Francis E. Max lha thought of President Kennedy's P Connecticut government down surance Dept., Hartford. Mrs. sheath gown of ivory peau de ployed by International Silver a young man or woman. well of 'Waterbury and Edward Carey is employed as a secre sole trimmed with Chantilly lace, youth, of that occasionally impish face, to a scientifically complete J. Reynolds Jr. of Ft. Devens, The opinion in question was present streamlining as soon as possi tary at Conning and Co., Hart designed ■with high scooped neck that young-fleshed neck, that proud Mass. ford. line, three - quarters - length ed in a paper authored by Dr. Donald . ” ■wy'PeW' ble. Mrs. Smith wore a mink carriage o f the head, seems to lead, al . ■ sleeves, fitted bodice and a de Ford and Dr. Hugh Urban, of the Penn $ 'i\ But if only the special mas brown re-embroidered Chantilly most inevitably, to a second thought. ter, the high priest of the com tachable chapel-length train. Her Wl'ic-n you want ttu ' b u y State administration, and one of the Gillis - Rubin lace sheath dress with match W hat kind o f mind could it have been, m m puters, would be content merely bouffant elbow-length veil of illu things they dared say went like this: The marriage of Miss <^rol ing accessories and a white or to read the stars instead! Suzanne Rubin, daughter of Mr. sion was attached to a circlet of behind what kind of finger, to bring Along Country Roods With Sylvisa Oflara chid corsage. The bridegroom’s "Across the land we. have hundreds o f That might bring us some and Mrs. Leon A. Rubin of 114 lace trimmed with seed pearls. this head into its sights and than go on She carried a snowball bouquet mother wore an emerald green young men and women who are coaxed thing like the golden age of Plymouth Lane, and Second Lt.’ silk dvees with ' beige acces- to squeeaa the trigger? CAT-TAIL REFLECTIONS Greek democracy, when really of roses and stephanotis. and wheedled into going away to col Laurence J. Gillis, son of Mr. soriee^and a white orchid cor wun One could imagine all kinds of peo Important problems were taken and Mrs. Colin A. W. Gillis of Miss Sandra Cieszynski of lege—yotmgsters who are not aca Windsor Locks, cousin of the sage. away from the one man one Nahant, Mass., took place Nov. A reception for 126 was held ple dreaming up auch a scheme, or even demically oriented. bride, was the maid of honor. vote politlced system of the city 10. setting it up. But how can one imagine at the K of C Home, which was and submitted to the Delphic Lt. Gillis, a graduate of An Bridesmaids were Miss Lor {'.A.XDiKS "F o r students such as these, the de A Thought for To raine Wilson and Miss Kathleen a human being coming up to the point Oracles for final policy decision. dover Academy, received a BA cision to leave oollege may represent a ConneU o f Chn Coleman, both of Manchester. ot actual vision throu^ the sight, up to We would still like to believe cum laude from Harvard Uni constructive act, a stap toward a more Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester The honor attendant wore a there might be more true wis versity in June. Mrs. Gillis re TSHBnrRBHT the actual moment of centering that' peacock blue sheath dress of productive life.” dom for humans in the stars ceived a BA in fine arts from ^ u n g , gallant head, up to the actual peau de sole designed, with on Robert D. Novak Psalms 128:2-3. For thou than in computers. Boston University in June. Lt. This is not really heresy, but just scooped neckline, tiny sleeves, moment of sanding the foul slug alam- Shalt eat the labor of thy But we are also ready to con Gillis was recently commis WEDDING common sense. The only reason it ap fitted bodice and detachable LENOX PHARMACY fw i"g toward it— and then actually going Report hands: Happy shalt thou be, cede. But if we concede that a sioned in the U.S. Arm y and tiered overskirt. She wore a Fallot photo INVITATIONS through with it? What does it take to pears to be novel and daring is because and it shall be well with thee. computer knows morethan cus will be assigned to duty in CENTER STREET— 649-0896 tom, tradition, sissoctation, anc" matching pillbox with circuiar 643-1442 dibvelop the crazy will to extinguish so it does challenge what seems to be be W A SH IN G TO N — A solid ma him a vote of confidence in any the (joldwater-oriented staff Thy wife shall be as a fruitful France. The couple will live in Engaged vine by the sides of thine house; geography can about what veil and carried a snowball bou coming one of the greatest conformist jority of the Republican N a showdown. taken on by the National Com France after January. quet of blue carnations. The The engagement of Mias gmeh sweat, imknowing Ufa, and do it Thy children like olive plants makes an ideal leg;lslatlve dis tional Committee wants to re One Midwestern state party mittee last summer. brldsmaids were dressed in gold Jean Ellen Grannies of Man in cold blood? What kind of thought urges in the history of the American round about thy table. tricting of the state, we don’t move Dean Burch as the party's chairman puts it this way: Finally, the fight has gone gowns styled to match the honor chester to Richard Harper of experiment—the urge to see that every too far for turning back. If Thanksgiving has al'ways want to stop there. Let the Cross Weifihs 22 Tons can it be which moves pressure into the National Chairman — but may "Sure Goldwater lost here — attendant's and carried snowball Olympia, Wash., has been an Burch survives in Chicago on been a fam ily day and we con computer go all the way, and trigger finger? What world did such an body has so many years o f education, not summon the'nerve to do it. badly. But otherwise, we did al bouquets of gold carnations. nounced by her parents, Mr. January 22, it would be a sign tinue our thoughts on g;ratitude reduce everything to a mathe SAULT STL. MARIE, On whether they can use it or not. What would nave seemed un most as well as usual. Why Francis Ferrlgno of East and Mrs. Russell Granniss of pssassin live in? to the nation that the Goldwa for being part of a family here matical certainty and perfec tario— A cross said to be the believable two weeks ago is should I get all the Goldwater Windsor served as the bc.st man. 33 Westwood St. Her fiance is One answer, the answer of easy es The real, serious position behind the terites are still in the saddle of tion, and then provide its own world’s largest stands on a hUl now widely accepted inside Re ites mad by attacking their on earth and of the fam ily of 1 hers were Jo.hn Felber of the eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert a party too paralyzed to throw commentary, if there are hu , Kildishes Mark 25th Wedding on the Trans-Canada Highway cape, and the answer which might ap- great and praiseworthy drive to expand publican circle-s. Unless force National Chairman?” God. W e are privileged to care Manchester and Lawrence C. Prosch, Olympia. them out. Indeed, it would show man beings left who are inter Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kildl.sh • overlooking Sault Ste. Marie. It !paal to our own emotions, would be to America's educational opportunities is ful leadership qilickly develops The National Committeeman for one another and to live for Small of Tolland. Miss Granniss is a 1964 grad that the antl-Goldwater Repub ested in reading what they have Church. They are graduates of is a 22-ton, 125-foot steel struc that the education ought to be there within the party’s non-Gold- and others lik A him are more one another under God’s guid of 28 Union St, celebrated their Mrs. Cieszynski wore a rose uate of Manchester High hay that this was not a human being licans are bedevilled by the ir computed themselves into. Manchester High School. (H er ture outlined in neon lights water Committee meets in Chi Interested in appeasing Gold ance and it is good for us to 26th wedding anniversary yes ciepe sheath with white acces School. She is employed at Man behind the trigger, and not of our world, available to people who want it and can resolution that marked their ald 4^hoto by Ofiara.) and visible 16 miles. cago January 22-23. This is, in waterites than in attracting learn service, sacrifice and the sories and n corsage of white chester Memorial Hospital. Mr. but something sub-human, some freak, use it, not that society should try to futile efforts' to stop Goldwater terday at a party at Lithuanian deed, a party in a state of voters who backed President joy of giving and doing. We roses. The bridegroom’s mother Harper attended schools in before the San Francisco con Yesterdays Hall, Golway St. About 150 at soma accident, which civilization would force it upon every last individual. paralysis. Johnson on Nov. 3. know that the more we live wore an aqua metallic sheath Washing;ton and is serving in vention. in this pattern, the happier we Ihava every right to squash quickly and The problem here is not one There is recurrent talk of a tended the party which was giv with silver accessories and a the U.S. Na'vy aboard the Po One of the moot Interesting develop 1964 Publishers Newspaper will be. of picking a replacement for "compromise" which would Syndicate Herald en by their children, their .son- corsage of white roses. laris submarine Robert E- instinctlveiy, as it would a bug or an ments in recent years in the field of Lord, we thank Thee for fam Burch. In quiet communications drop Burch but replace him 25 Years A|io in-law, Louis MiKsinski and A reception lor 176 was held at No date has been set for the b isect higher education is the Increased will with each other, non-Ooldwaler with another Goldwater man: ily life and pray that we may VFW Home. For a motor trip wedding. ' Miss Nettie Chaponis, sister of That as it happened, waa the way it ingness of college authorities to allow Republicans have all but agreed Wisconsin industrialist Wayne share both faith and works Proposal to re-establish four Today in History with one another. Amen. Mrs. Kildish. Imppened, and it has not left us quite students an interruption of their aca on Ray Bliss, the veteran and Hood. Director of organization voting districts in Mancheste - By The Associated Press ^gev. C. Henry Anderson, la axed by 2 to 1 count in llgh' The couple was married Nov. satisfied, or conscience free. demic careers so that students, without highly-respected Ohio state of the National Committee dur ing the last campaign. Hood Today is Tuesday, Nov. 24, Pastor, voting. Women outnumber me’- 25, 1939 at St. Bridget's Church. Whatever we call it whatever dis chairman. 935 Main Street - Tel. 643-5171 - Closed Mondays loss of standing and ranking, can go out (unlike Burch) is on friendly the 329th day of 1964. There Emanuel Lutheran Church. 3 to 2 in contest partlcipatec The late Rev. Frederick W. SPECIAL In fact, the entire National taste we feel for it whatever our in in the world and there make up their terms with Gov. William Scran are 37 days left in the year. in by only 10% o f eligible vot Clark performed the ceremony. Committee would accept Bliss Among the guests at the party ability to explain or understand it, this own minds whether they really want ton and other moderates. Ten Years Ago ers. with a sigh of relief. A non- Today’s Highlight In History Former government eco were the former attendants of finger, and the will behind it, were bred and need the rest of the education which ideological political technician But Hood, who was frozen Newly formed Manchester On this date in 1869, the con nomist William Remington, the couple, Miss Nettie Chaponis /,// FOR THE 0 by us, in the midst of us, inescapably with np factional commitments. out by Burch and the rest of College Club holds its first 3 is available to them. The beat education vention which formed itself In serving a term for perjury, at of Manchester, maid of honor; Bliss is just what these party the Arizona Mafia during the meeting ■with 70 students a t part of the product of our civilization. al system that can ever be devised, ws campaign, 1s no more acceptable to the American Woman Suf Lewisburg PenltenUary in Mrs. Rosella Giraltis and Mrs. THURSDAYS leaders want after the Gold- tending. Lorraine Berggren, both of Man The capacity to perform the unspeak think, is that to which the students to the Goldwater inner circle frage Association met in Cleve Pennsylvania, died of injuries water ideolog;lcal binge. inflicted by two fellow prison chester, bridesmaids; John FRIDAYS able, to get that head in the sight and come as willing seekers. than is Bliss. BHirthermore. land. Delegates from 21 states OF MANCHESTER HOME DESIGNER Moreover, Burch has no par Hood has nothing approaching ers. 10 Years Ago Naudzus of Manche.ster, best than still be able to press the finger, waa were addressed by Julia Ward ticular following within the N a Bliss's wide respect from all Howe and Lucy Stone. German public administrator man; Peter Jacobs of Manches somehow part of America, Nov. 22, tional Committee. Most mem wings of the party. One Year Ago arrives in Manchester to begin ter, Stanley Iwanicki of Thomp- 1968. bers of . the committee have On This Date Millions watched on television 16 'week study of municipal ad sonville and Henry Poharski of ‘Incompatible With A Free Society’ Besides, more than Burch is W hat a sad and unspeakable reality barely shaken hands with the' at stake here. Party moderates In 1863, a Union Army cap BA the accused assassin of ministration in the U B . imde” Hazardville. ushers. 37-year-old Tucson lawyer — a President John F. Kennedy, Lee for a nation to face! "Clearly incompaUble with the re want the scalp of pro-segrega tured Lookout Mountain, Ten sponsorship of State Depart The couple have a son, John stranger to party politics until tionist John Grenier of A la nessee, in the famous battle Oswald, was shot to death in ment. Kildish; two daughter.s', Mrs. And it means that, in any true alleg quirements of a free society." That is designated National Chairman how three federal,judges in San Fran- bama, the National Committee's above the clouds. Dallas. The man who fired the Wllliacd B. Rogers become.'- Louis Musinski and Miss Kathy iance to the obligation we may feel by Sen. Goldwater last July. Imixmnding of Communist propaganda executor director. These mod In 1784, the 12th president, shot. Jack Ruby, was arrested ohairman ot board of directors Kildish. all of Manchester; and toward this martyred President, we cisco described the on-again, off-again In light of all this, the fact erates also want to get rid of Zachary Taylor, was bom. and charged with murder. ot First National Bank, a grandson. must not merely seek after the fine mall from outside the United States. that Burch may well survive Kildish is owner of Hillside the January meeting in Chi Package Store, East Hartford positive shining goals he himself some Ruling the impounding law unconstitu tional, they stepped boldly into that cago. is a sad commentary on He is a member of the Knights times liked to hold up on high hills be most difficult re ^ n for the defender of the ability of majority will to of Columbus. The couple are H A V E F U N ! fore us and before himself; we must freedom—where justice must be de prevail in the Republican party communicants at St. Bridget’s also stride resolutely into the swamps fined for ideas abhorrent to him. today. Large Bunch of Pompons with and the sloughs where; there seems llt- We believe that democratic processes As we'“1feporled, the first re action by party leaders follow tte of hope and little play, for heroics. suffer when the’ circulation of ideas is Greens, Cattails, Wheat and a suppressed. Actions rightly are limited ing President Johnson’s land- CANDID for the common good; thought must be sUde victory was an angry de Brick of Loam for Arranging. free. Only a society unsure of its princi mand that Burch must go. In WEDDINGS the laat two weeks, many have Engagement Photos City Taken, Life Lost ples need fear an open market in ideas. Bring on the But the judges went beyond declarini; changed that determined tune— • Kenneth C. Burkamp Neither in the realm of pure principle that the law inhibited the spread of not became Burch has concil COMPLETE AT ONLY iated them but because of rea Photographer aor in that of practical realistic result ideas. They also dealt with the unfor tunate machinery by which paradoxi sons quite the contrary. turkey will the significance of the last 24 hours cally, an element of freedom was pro ..Once again, the non-Goldwa- 643-1442 In the Congo be clearly established for vided. This involved the listing of per t « Republicans have found that Aak About FREE .29 .perhaps a long time to oome. sons who were permitted to receive the the Goldwaterites do not play Engagement Photo Moranos Mark 45th Wedding You’re all set for Thanksgriving dinner if OPEN One concrete result already tallied la Communist mail after stating that they by the polite rules of politics. Burch has shown every inclina Mr. and Mrs. Alessandro^' you have selected your Daystrom dining would accept it. Motives for accepting The couple was married Nov. that the life the movement by the Unit tion of digging in for a long Morano of 17 V4 Eldridge St. furniture. Do it today. You’ll find WEDNESDAY EVENING CASH AND CARRY it might vary, but a name on a list is 22, 1919 at the Church of the ed States and Belgium into the Congo siege (taking a long-term lease a name on a list. According to the celebrated their 45th wedding Assumption, Fubine, Italy. beauty, excitement, and a wonderful way on a house in the Washington AND was supposed to save has been lost, as judges, recipients suffered social stigma anniversary yesterday at a sur They came to the United States to dine as you go through Watkine New suburbs). In a private letter to aeemed most likely to ouUlde analysU. and economic Injury. and Manchester in April 1921. "W e do not think a person should be all National Committee mem prise reception at Garden Daystrorh Gallery. You’ll see Daystrorn- THURSDAY MORNING ^ e State Department at Washington SALEM'S Grove. The event wa.s arranged Before his retirement Morano made to suffer social disapprobation in bers last week, he talked about ite non-mar tops that rival real woods in was employed at Chetiey Bros. ^las had the painful duty of announc order to assert constitutional rights," future plans for "rebuilding’’ by Mr. and Mrs. Armando Mo rano of East Hartford and Mr. He is a member of the Italian beauty, or smart modem effects. Up- ing that the one life which had already they said. the party. w t t a m a and Mrs. Edward Morano of American Club suid the La Fu- holstries that wash clean with a damp W e agree. been threatened by the Congolese rebels But if a majority of the Na htanchester, sons and daugh binese Society. Mrs. Morano is cloth offer a wide choice of colors, tex Hie intercepting of the mail began in tional Committee really prefers CANDIES and the one life which we were opiating ters-in-law o f the honored a member o f the Ladies of St. 19i48, waa ended by presidential order Bliss to Burch, why can’t they tures and patterns. There’s a Daytsrom James and the Alplna Society. to save, that'of Dr. Paul Carlson, has in 1961, and started again under legisla bounce Burch in January? guests. Both are coynmunicants of St. dinette perfect for your 'Thanksgiving not been saved. tion of 1962. It is time that it be ended The reason, is squeamishness About 140 friends and relai James’ Cbui^ Beeldee their dinner. Prices are aA low as $69.60. permanently in the certainty that the at the i^ h t of Mliticstl blood. •IM4, mCDICRL lives attended from New York Atinther ooncrsts result is that, al tw o sons they have four grand 85 EAST CENTER STREET republic can survive anything better A t leaat a dozen National Com City and Manchester and sur see, tomorrow 1 « though the Amertoan-Belglan expedU children. than an erosion o f the fra ^ o m In which mitteemen told us they would PHRRmRCY rounding towns. After a buffet Mr. and Mrs. Morano raoslved Hen fSUsd to save Dr. Carlson'g ^e, it It was founded. -- CHRISTIAN SCI- Iw enraptured If Bui^ quit supper there 'was dancing to M4 MAIK SIKEST ttie music of Louis Legnani’s many gifts. pHt appsnntty euoeeed^ In capturing ■NCB MONTTOa ▼oluBtatlqr, but atm erouJd g tn ‘W / C C W T 0 H M C L b orcheetra Ot New Britain. meraljl photo by OOara.)
HOME MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 PAGE NINB EIGBT U A N G H IS ^ | E fV ^ ^ BBAALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUl^DAY. NOVEMkeiR 24. l i ^ South Windsor Town Students [ockvUle-Vernon U.S. Missionary in Group In Who’s Who Killed by Congolese Rebels Library Board Policies James L. Ledbetter, son of tchool Board to Aid Nn. BasMO B. L711MHI Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ledbet Mra. ItoM DaVlta Lyman, ^ 4, (CoMtmed trooi Pago One) of Bast Hartfard, alaur of Are Released by Chairman ter of 54 Ferguson Rd.; and Potential Dropouts Richard MeXeen of M ne Birgman and John Snider, Jane C. Steiner, daughter of Mr. wood Dr., dlod tMs momind at Events Kth attoebed to Stanlayvllla Mrs. Shirley Little, chairman^be held from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. and Mrs. Stanley H. Steiner of St. Francis Hospital, Hartwrd. University. of the library board, has Issued for Grades 4 through 8. No horn# town information on 72 Fleming Rd., have been se Sht was the wtf# of Russsll B. a statement regarding policies of On Dec. \1, the United Church WOMEN An nil out fifh t affalnat the^tudenU enrolled In the work thaao man waa avaUabla. lected (or membership in Problem of hi(h achool dropouta preparation course would work L ym a n . In State the library board. Women will have hinch at Ck* Michael Hoyt, tha American prllands Herb Farm. For reser ,"Who’s Who In American Uni ALWAYS PREFER %ma declared laat ni^ht by the on a part-time basis at Jobs Other survivors include a consul in StanlayyUlo, talked Hie policies serve as a guide versities and Colleges.” obtained by the school. daughter, four hr^ithere, two sis vation contact Mrs. Walter ^ecnon Board of Education. (Ooirtlinied t r o a Page One) with his wKo In Tuoaon, Arts., for the board and library staff Morse, Palmer Dr. They are among the 28 named * The board unanimously Grade 11 subjects include ters, two grandchUdrea and s e v and with oNtclala at tha State in planning services and mak from the University of Hartford English, social studies, the skill eral nieces and nephews, The Christmas Fair will be Sedopted a Work Preparation Harding. No permanent appoint Dopartmant this morning. He ing decisions, she said. held Dec. 5. There la a need for to this national honor society ^Soourae proposed by Martin Fa- subject, mathematics and physi The funeral will be held fVi- ment has yet been made. confirmed that aU five conwlar If a book has been banned by which annually recognizes the cal education. An unlimited antiques, old jewelry, handker- ^mn, principal of Rockville High day at 1:15 a.m. from the N e w Shei^erd, a tax expert end offlclaU ware In good physical the state, Supreme Court of & - chieves and buttons. Members most promising students on work program would be includ kirk and Whitney Funeral author of several books on the and mental condition axcapt rors, or State Police, it will not are asked to call the church or American campuses. ^BchooL The course would be ed. The selection Is made on the 'Vkuilar in form to a college prep- Home, Sia Burnside A ve ., Bast subject, served laat year aa a Donald Parkas, the communlca-. be on the shelves of South Wind bring them to the work nights Grade 12 study phase would Hartford, with a BOlemn high matpber of a 12-man advisory tlona dark attached to tha, U.S. sor’s libraries. This would be a if they have donatiom. basis of scholarship, participa Nu^tkm course, but designed be similar to Grade 11. Mass of requiem at St. Mary's tion and leadership In academic ‘Hor the non-college-bound stu- group to Caplin. He Is a Oonaulata, who was beaten up definite Infraction of the laws, ‘ Nurse'To Speak Dropouts from this program, Church, Bast Hartford, at •. Dmnocrat. by the rebels. Officials oald Mrs. Little declared. Miss Anne M. IMwards, RN, and CO - curricular activities, *«denta, many of whom, Fagan Fagan added, would transfer to Burial wil be in Veterans M e service to the student body, and ^ id , are potential school drop Hoyt reported that apart from South Windsor subscribes to clinical coordinator at 8t. Fran the adult evening school. A morial Field o f Hillside O itn e - ' SAFETY MESSAGE being black and blue from the the Library Bill of Rights of the cis Hospital School of Nursing, promise of civic usefulness. l e t s . dropout could obtain his di tery. East Hartford. HARTFORD (AP)—The Stole beating Parkes was all right. American Library Association, will address the Rotary Club to Ledbetter, a senior in the ^ "We are all dropouts from ploma through the night school, Friends may call at the fu Safety CommlsBion reminds Hoyt said it was a harrowing which provides that no books or morrow at 6:30 p.m. school of business administra 'sKmething,’’ Fagan said, "from according to Fagan’s recom neral home tomorrow from I to drivers that they should show experience and added that he other reading material shall be The dinner meeting svlll be tion, received a $2(X) scholarship 'iMmethlng we do not do well. A mendations. 5 and 7 to • p.m. and Thursday "special care and courtesy" was convinced Monday that excluded from a library because held at Civie’s Restaurant, Rt. 5. last week from the UofH Ac elropout isn't anything unusu- "This progrram would be on a from 7 to t p.m. d'jiing tne Thanksgiving holi they all would bo dead by today. of race or nationality, or politi Representing the Connecticut counting Society. A Manchester ■«1." high plane," Fagan said. He day. In a statement Monday Hoyt also was quoted aa having cal or religious views of the Nurses Association, Miss Ed High School graduate who plans ^ Fagan noted that about five noted that there is some resis Frank Stanek the commission pointed out that said that he firmly believed that writer. wards will discuss" The Profes to become a CPA, Ledbetter has p te cent, about 60 students, tance to the program by some laat year, five traffic deaths only the arrival of the para "Books or other reading mate sional Nurse — More Responsi been on the dean’s list four con of the older faculty members. Frank Stanek, 76, of 15^ secutive seme.sters. Last June Vdrop out of school. "This work Walker St., died this morning were recorded In the holiday troopers saved the hoetoges. rial of sound factual authority bilities, More Education." Fsigan said that the school is he was cited as one of the 24 Jfitudy program would make tl^ at Manchester Memorial Hos period. At mldmornlng the State De will not be proscribed or re Brownie News starting a strong intra-mural moved from library shelve.s be Junior Troop 248 has received §r top students at the university. .gwtential dropout a potential pital after a long illnesfe. partment reported that 350 res sports program. Other extra cause of uartisan or doctrinal the following awau’ds: Sign of the A member of the Accounting So ^graduate and a productive Mr. Stanek was bom March cued hostages. Including both ciety, and Epsilon Alpha Zeta curricular programs he recom 19, 1888, in Poland. He came disapproval,” Mrs. Little arrow, Debbie Eldwards, Cathe jjworker," he said. mended include: News of Trials whites and Congolese, were (the honorary business frater to the United States in 1906 evacuated from StanleyvUle, phasized. rine Letyro, Debra Maacone; n VFagani presented a number of World of Work Club, to ac sign of the star, Kathy Sim nity), the accounting major lives :ommendations to the board and to Manchester 31 years and another 860 are expected to The board, she said, believes General Electric’ in East Hartford with his wife quaint students with the re ago. He has been retired eight Topic of Debate that no one person should have mons; and dabbler badge, Deb ^ celuding l i the creation of extra- quirements of many types of be flown out in American C180 bie Edwards. Mrs. Phyllis Ma and two children. years from Pratt and Whitney, transport planes before the end the responsibility for censoring S leilaaa activities for non-college jobs. , STRATFORD—The degree to son is troop leader. Miss Steiner is a .senior ma Especially If It Comes From Division of United Aircraft of the day. or labeling publications con h iWtviudents and potential dropouta Clubs such as Future Farm which 'prospective jurors should Troops 914, 243 and 383 ar% joring In secondary education In Corp., East Hartford. H e is a The evacuation operation will tained in public libraries. the school of education. She ^ well as college-bound stu ers, Future Homemakers, Fu member of St. John’s Polish be shielded from publicity about preparing 7’hanksgivlng baskets ture Nurses aides. continue Wednesday. "No sizeable group of persons plans to specialize in Engli.sh. d en ts. National Catholic Oiurch. criminal cases they, may be would be likely to agree on the to be given to shut-ins and needy 8 "This program would be A School Service Club whose All who were woimded during in the South Windsor area. I-ast July she was awarded a Survivors include his wife, called upon to decide was one types of material which should dlanned in terms of the needs members would assist teachers. the operation will be out by to A new Brownie Troop waa ta- full tuition scholarship for her Mrs. Mary Iskowics Stanek; of the toplce debated yeeterday night and admitted to the Lo- be censored or labeled,” ...she dnd interests of the student," Fagan added, “This school is veatitured last night at the Wap senior year. A 1961 graduate of two sons, Frank Stanek o f Ta Playtime for Nursery Tots at Bunce Center at a press-bar seminar. vanlum University Hoepltol in said. Manchester Hlgb School and itFagan said. "Maybe its's wrong part of the community. We are ping Elementary School. Mrs. coma Park, Md., and William Superior Court Judge Herbert Leopoldville, described a a "The librarians have the res former co-editor of the High 'Mm be practical." looking to the board to appro Mrs. Roy Banks, nursery instructor at Bunce Center, supervises the playtime activities of S. MacDonald took the view Fred Monlz and Mrs. Mario NORMAN’S ponsibility to prqvide public in priate some money so we can Stanek of Manchester; two a group of her charges In the nursery room at Bunce. Sessions for pre-school children are modern hospital. Agnes are troop leaders. Mrs. School World, Miss Steiner con 8 high school is a multl- point that jurors need not be formation and enlightment **1110 hire some' of theses boys.” He brothers and two sisters in held Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. Bunce Center on Olcott St. is sponsored by None of the rebel leaders William Driscoll, neighborhood tinues her work in the publica 'kmrpoae organization,” Fagan Poland and two grandchildren. totally Ignorant of all the facts through the recorded word,” reported that many schools hire tha Manchester Association for the Help of Retarded Children. The annual fund drive of the were captured thus far, officials co-chairman, was a guest. tion field, serving as editor of Where SERVICE Is Our {{old the board. "Students need before trial In order to be com Mrs. Little said the library skva-****'*^* students to aid the staff. The funeral will be held Fri association ends Thanksg;ivlng Day. Donations may be sent to MAHRC, 205 Olcott St. (Her said. Fire Engine Visit the university student yearbook fUifferent needs, and it is our Ballroom dancing, to teach day at 8:15 a.m. from the petent to render ah impartial board believes. for the p a s tJ ’,4 years. Besides ald photo by Ofiara.) decision. He listed a number of The South Windsor Volunteer l|ask to prepare them for so- some of the social graces. Fa Holmes Funeral Home, 400 For this reason, librarians Fire Department visited the Co being a member of the Student BEST PRODUCT! •Slety.” gan indicated that all high Main St., with a Mass of re legal safeguards which he felt "challenge” censorship of books Publications Commission and can be provided by the court Rockville operative Nursery School yes FaiFhgan added that in the school students would be in quiem at St. John’s Polish Na which is urged or practiced by terday. Firemen demonstrated Gkmma Chi Rho, the honorary fPeat, the high school was pri- cluded and that five sessions tional Catholic Church at 9. Hospital Notes in the face of advance publica volunteer arbiters of moral or liberal arts sorority, she has EASY Firm Named School Unit tion of information about an ac to the four-year-old group some znarilarily for college students, but are planned. (One board mem Burial will be in S t John’s Two Arraigned political opinion, .she said. of the features of a fire engine. been treasurer and vice presi TERMS io w the school should be con- ber asked if the classes would Cemetery. PATIENTS TODAY: 256. cused person. Mrs. Little declared, "Any de Young Pianist with Manchester Civic Orchestra dent of Delta Phi Alpha, a so be open to board members.) Atty. F. Lee Bailey of Bos cial sorority. tem ed with alt students. Friends may call at the fu ToWorkon ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Seeks $7^000 InArea Breaks mand upon a member of the Manrhesti'r Evening Herald ’ In his report, Fagan noted A driver-education hot rod neral home tomorrow and ton, counsel for Dr. - Samuel ' staff or library board for the South Windsor correspondent. Ronald Ganattoslo of Bridgeport, 15-year-old pianist, will be guest soloist Wedne.sday, Dec. Donald Cooper, Wapplng; Gre Sheppard in hie recent appeal, -that about 40 per cent of the club. Fagan said that many Thursday from 7 to 9 pjn. removal of a book from the Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- 2, at the concert of the Manchester Civic Orchestra at 8:15 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium of Art Center Unique atudents were in college students are interested in cars. Prayers will be said at the gory Chokas, 81 Diane Dr.; took an opposite view, contend Two youths were arraigned shelves, purely because it does Manchester High School. He is a high school sophomore and studies with Raymond Hanson Plant Study Mrs. Joan D’Amour, 32il And For College 0148. bourses, about 55 per cent in "Times change,” he said. "In funeral home Thursday at I ing that any degree of opinion today in Circuit Ctourt 12 on not meet with the approval of a of Hartt College of Music, Hartford. He has won two youth auditions, the Eastern Connecti NEW YORK — The New Art 'Mon-college courses including my day our interests were in p.m. over Lake Rd., Andover; Mrs. brought Into the trial by a Juror charges of breaking and enter particular individual or group of cut Symphony and Connecticut Symphony youth audition, and has played with several sym Center at the Museum of Mod ^^usiness Education, Vocation- our bicycles.” The town has authorized the Mary Ann Dlulio, 5 Christopher The board of education voted vitiates his usefulness. ing with criminal intent and individuals. Is a threat to the li phony orchestras in this state. Ganattosio will play Chopin Concerto No. 1 with the orches ern Art is the only In.stituUon *al Agriculture, Industrial Arts, Fagran discussed the fact that WUUam L n ttc a engineering firm of Metcalf A St., Rockville; Ronald Garrison, unanimously last night to rec That point was one of the brary’s freedom of action in .se Explosion Levels tra, which is directed by Vytautus Marijoslus. Robert Goodberg, a senior at East Hartford of its kind devoted exclusively Eddy to perform preliminary Coventry; Mrs. Suzanne Law- ommend that the town board few on which there was any larceny in connection with High School and first flutist of the orchestra, will solo in Handel's "The Faithful Shep ■Home Economics and Technical many clubs and activities were William Lutton. 88, o f 56 breaks in several area service lecting books and other material to the creative development of •fcourses. available for the college-bound Alexander St., died thia morn design studies (or the proposed ton, 69 Walnut St.; Kathy Nel of directors grant the Manches basic disagreement among par for its patrons.” 3-Story Bui|ding herd." He was a finalist In the 1963 Aetna scholarship program. The Manchester Fine Art children, young people, and non ticipants in the seminar, the stations. .■ The remaining five per cent student, but few were aimed at ing at his home. Parker Village treatment plant. son, Oakdale; William Rook, ter Community College a $7,000 Bruce W. Klesow, 16, of New School Board Meeting Association will have an exhibit in the small auditorium at the high school, before the concert professions. It has (our studios, it:-;.: ,^ould be enrolled, if they are the student who cannot or does Mr. Lutton was bom in The plans are to be ready in 125 Coleman Rd.; Kathy Solo- supplemental appropriation for third annual such seminar con The. board of education will and during intermisaion. Tickets are available at Bcller’s Music Shop, Dubaldos Music Cen two workshops, and an exhibi ducted (or the press by the Con ington and Harry F. Apraham, (Continued from Page One) ,able to meet the criteria, in the not want to go on to college. Glasgow, Scotland, Sept. 1, time for a referendum on the monson, 39 Oliver Rd.; Mrs. the current school year. 21, of Windsor were brought to meet tonight at 7 :30 in the teach ter, Ward's Music Co., or at the door. (Herald photo by Pinto.) tion hall. work preparation course. He reported that about 75 project in April. Brenda Yeomans, 57 Kensing necticut Bar Association. er's lounge of South Windsor 1876, and came to the United The request was submitted by the Hartford State Jail to lieu children had not been found. ------Fagan listed the needs, in- students, a very high number, States 79 years ago. H4 wsa The preliminary engineering ton St.; CJhristopher Yontka, Dean F i^ erick Lowe on the The conference took place at High School. of bond. They were Cameron, 22 months, She was later identified as ^rests and abilities of thestu- turned out for a rifle club. "It a resident of Rockville and work for the $450,000 treatment 34 Prospect St., Rockville; Ron basis that the 1964-65 college the Stratford Motor Inn. (Two The pair was arrested early The board will meet in the {jdents included in^ the five per left us with a problem, Fag^ Willlmantlc before coming to Herald staff members attend gymnasium at the high school and Deborah, 3. Marianne Whitecalf, 21. plant is to cost no more than ald Forget, 44 Pioneer Circle; enrollment is 25 per cent higher this mornlnig near Ken’s Serv "I don’t know what kept her 'iCent. They include; said, “but the instructor is Manchester in 1644. He retired $6,700, to be financed from the Patrick Humphrey, 41 Chest than had been estimated when ed.) ice Station, Rt. 6, Andover. on Dec. 8 prior to the regular Mrs. Brown, her 5-day-old Needs, academic, reading, working things out.” many yearr ago aa a dairy and Bailey, Judge MacDonald, meeting for the dedication of from suffocating,” said Father sewer department reserve fund. nut St.; Richard TTaute, 5 High the $115,500 budget was ap They were charged to connec son, Ray, and another son, Da Bernard Brapson of the Cathe l;^>elling, penmanship, arithme Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell, food inspector for the State Because the town has agreed Ridge Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Ag proved. and the third principal speaker, tion with breaks into Ken's, the Hugh S. Greer Memorial. vid, 5, were taken to the hospi tic, citizenship, basic Elnglish, superintendent of schools, said of Ck)nnectlcut, Sfter 35 years Thanksgiving Service Set dral Immaculate Conception, to build the treatment plant nes Humphries, 12 Lllley St.; The largest Item In the add Alfred Friendly, managing edi Negpo’s Service Station, Bol tal (or treatment of bruises and "She was pinned by a beam and 4)aslc vocabulary, group guid- he has been investigating the service. by July 1, 1968, the town does ed appropriation is $5,490 for tor of the Washington Post, all ton; Herb’s Service Station, Rt. The Thanksgiving Service of abrasions. -mnee, individual guidance and James Murray, Columbia; Miss Our Savior Lutheran Church, there were bricks all around possibilities of obtaining state He was a membsr of the Wil- not have time to reapply for additional instructors, including agreed that there should be no 6A and Rt. 6, and Axelrod’s The north and east walls and heSLlth education. limantic Lodge o f Elks. He at Harriett Duncombe, 61 Garth Graham Rd., will be held tomor her.” aid fbr the dropout program. a federal loan to finance the $3,750 for hiring an added, full prior restraint on publication of Service Station, both to Colum most of the west wall were Vocational needs, develop-' - tended South Methodist Rd.; Daniel Wright, 147 School row evening at 7. Some residents, trapped on He added that the work pro preliminary plans. The House time social science Instructor news of trials. bia blown out. The upper floors and '■ment o f at least one saleable Church. St.; Anthony 'Tomashunas, On Friday, the youth choir the slanting upper floors, were gram would need a carefully sC' and Home Finance Agency de for the second semester. Friendly put the emphasis on Bond for Kiesow.'waa set at roof on the north side dropped ‘.^kill; learning through direct lected teacher who is geared to He is survived by a daugh South Windsor; Mrs. Jessie will practice at 7; p.m. at the rescued by firemen u.sing aerial nied the town a planning ad Othet' Items include addition compromise and accommoda $1,000 and for Aprahjun at $3.- to the first floor level. About (experience on the job, and de- the student’s level of accom ter, Miss Florence C. Lutton, Swartz, 117 Cedar St.; Nichq- 000. The two are seneduled to church. Adult choir praqtlce, will ladders and a ’ ’cheiry-picker," vance in March. al clerical assistance, postage, tion in the continuing disagree half the building on the south i^elopment of good work habits. plishment. with whom he made his home. las LaRenta, 65 Wedgewood appear In Manchester Circuit be held at 8 p m. which has a large basket Authorization to proceed advertising, library books, sup ment between newsmen and the side was left standing, but there m.ounted on a long boom. ,7‘You can't make the classroom The subject is expected to be Funeral services will be held Dr.; Thomas Gionfriddo, 52 plies and equipment. Court 12 on Dec. 14. Communion Service Tomorrow 'Tike it is out there," Fagan further discussed at the next Friday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes with the plans for the plant Russell St.; Clifford Jarvis, 36 bar over the conflicts which The First Congregational were holes in the wall and some Edward and Vivian Schooley, FOR THE HOLIDAY came from Town Eng;lneer Wal Dean Lowe’s enrollment fig arise from the constitutional of the apartments were ex both 57, were asleep in their l^ d e d . curriculum meeting of the Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Eva Dr.; Susan Magee, 28 An- ures are ba.sed on 87 full-time Church, Main .St., will hold a •' Personal needs, development board, slated for Jan. 25 at 7:30 The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, ter Fuas. In a letter to Metcalf saldi Rd.; Mrs. Margaret Kelm, g:uarantees of a free press and Thanksgiving eve communion posed. second-floor apartment. BEAUTIFUL A Eddy—the Boston engineer students and 45^ full-time Rezoning Bills An hour and a half after the Mrs. Schooley was thrown OUR CEMETERY k>f favorable attitudes (Fagan p.m. at the Skinner Road Ele pasrtor of South Methodlat Coventry; David Adams, Car equivalency students. of due process for accused per service at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. GENERAL ELECTRIC jisald many have negative at- (jhurch, will officiate. Burial ing firm which designed the Saturday, the junior choir will explosion, firemen dug a young from bed and rescued by fire mentary School. The public may penter Rd.; Richard Hiller, 23 Full-time students are those sons. POMPON BOIKPUETS 'Aitudes), self-confidence, suc- attend the sessions. will be in New WUllmanUc Ce town’s treatment plant off Ol Bunce Dr.; Carl Meyer, 16 IVln- Bailey put the streas on al Deadline Today hold its first rehear.sal in the woman out of the basement and men, but her husband was BASKETS AND cott 8t.—Fuss outlines the who have each enrolled in 12 or pinned in bed by the ceiling. A U T O M A T I C jjeess, sense of achievement, metery. demere Ave„ Rockville; Brian lowing the press to publish Metzger Chapel. Rehearsals will placed her in an ambulance. (Siense of values, wanting tobe- Friends may call at the fu planning requirements. more hours of study in regular POTTED MUMS ^2.50 Martin, 85 E. Middle Tpke.; curricular courses. Full-time what it chooses and then ac (Continued from Page One) CONTAINERS ARE jjong, feel needed, motivation neral home tomorrow from 7 to TTie plant, he says, is to pro cepting legal liability for any CLOTHES WASHER About Town vide "complete treatment (both Sheri Ann Trotter, Broad equivalency student figures are Large assortment of other potted plants at ^ d goals. 9 p.m. Brook. damage done. ^ Interests, job, cars and mon- primary and secondary) for a arrived at by dividing the fig of nearly equal population R E A D Y N O W BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A ure 12 into the combined hours In a question period, Bailey units. reasonable prices. Jay. Most of these students Frank J. Mansfield detach Albert C. N adaea combination of industrial and >*want to escape from the child’s domestic sewage” originating son to Mr. and Mrs, Paul On- of the remaining 136 part-time Indicated he would have trial An earlier special session on Has famous FiUer-Flo. Big ment, Marine Corps League and Albart C. Madaan, 68, o f Wil dias, Wapplng; a son to Mr. and students. courts cite the press for con reapportionment ended Sept. 10 family size capacity. All *world into maturity. They Auxiliary, will attend the me in the northeast comer of son, brother of Edward A. Mrs. Robert Buckley, 11 Grant Dean Lowe has estimated tempt of court in a far wicierjwith the politically divided As- porcelain tub and top. ^ a n t to start living. morial Mass for the late Presi Madsen of Manchester, died town. OPEN EVENINGS and Rd. that the college enrollment for range of situations than would *'sembly unable to agree on a Safety lid switch and 'i Ability, dormant in most of dent John F. Kennedy tomor yesterday at his home. As part of the study, the en McCONVILLE iilhese students. BIRTHS TODAY; A son to the second semester will hold Judge MacDonald. many other great features. row at 7:30 p.m. at St. James’ Other survivors Include his gineers are to study the opera re-nnortlonment plan. THANKSGIVING "Every youngster has abili- Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lewie, 15 stable at 80 per cent of the en Church. The group will assem wife, a son, two sisters and tion of the Colonial Board and On the eve of the third meet Greenhouses and Florisf gty,” Fagan said. Fagan pro- rollment for the current semes SHAH TO VISIT ing of the lawmakers since DAY ble at 7:15 at the church. four grandchildren. Lydall A Foulds plants on Wadsworih St. Kposed that a study phase be ter, and that tuition payments, OTTAWA (.AP)—The Shah Nov. 10, a wide variety of pro .302 W O O D B R ID G E S T .— 649-.'>947 Funeral services will be held Parker St. to determine the DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- J^eveloped in the classroom D A Y : Thomas Pratt, East in excess of estimates, will be of Iran and Empress Farah posals had been drafted. Sev VFW members will attend tomorrow at 2:80 p.m. at the character of the wastes now PERFECT GIFTS FOR THE HOME ita r tin g in the ninth grade, Hartford; Donald Nelson, Willi- sufficient to offset the $7,000 will pay a visit t'o Canada in eral were Introduced during the the memorial Mass for the late Taylor and Modeen Funeral being discharged into Lyda,U ■^e added that most pupils in President John F. Kennedy to Brook. The two plants contrib mantic; Mrs. Mamie Belair. 713 supplemental appropriation. May, last special session. sthe potential dropout category Home, 283 Washington St., E. Middle Tpke.; Arthur Doane, morrow at 7:30 p.m. at St. Hartfard. Burial will be in Ce ute toward the pollution of the iliean be spotted earlier, James' Church. All officers and 42 S. Hawthorne St.; Pamela dar Hill Cemetery. brook, which flows In turn into i* In grade 9, a CORE program color guaixis will meet at the Young, Hebron; Mrs. Florence Friends may call at the fu Union Pond and the Hockanum jfwould be developed to teach post home in uniform at 7 p.m. River. Gustafson, 15 Waddell Rd.; neral home tonight from 7 to 9. JiEnglish. social studies, reading The new treatment plant Mrs. Dorothy Morton. 28 Rus rskills, spelling and citizenship. Due to the Thanksgiving The family suggests that must be capable of treating the sell St.; Mrs. Anna Howley, 26 I ^ m h u s f i ! M In addition, a skill subject holiday, Seafood Night usu those who wikh^ to do so may Industrial wastes ss well as do- 1 Portland St.i Earle Everett Jr. I^m econom icai! '.Vuch as shop, typing or sewing ally held at the VFW Home on contribute to the'Heart Fund. mestlc wastes originating in 168 S. Main St.; William Valvo, ^ o u ld be taught, plus health Friday evenings will be can new subdivisions In the area. Coventry: Cassandra Hnath, Mra. John Novak ■Wlucatlon, group guidance, celed this Friday. The engineers must also Stafford Springs; Robert Mc W ithm etic and physic^ educa- Mrs. Stella Novak, 74, of East study the extent of existing pol Connell, 94 Bissell St,; Mrs. vilon. VFW members will meet to Hartford, widow of John No lution In Lydall Brook, In order Ethel Bartlett, Hartford. I linTe my laundry dried « In the Grade 10,. subjects night at 7 at the post home and vak and mother of Raymond A- to design the treatment plant DISCHARGED TODAY: I like my laundry ;,'Would include English, social then proceed to White-Gibson Novak of 136 Falknor Dr., Man- BQ that it will meet existing John Van Wyck, 8 Lincoln St.; {•tudies, the skill subject, arith- Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, to cheater, died this' morning in water purity standards. Mrs. Ina Mankin, 71 Pitkin St.; while I do i^etic, physical education and pay respects to Frank Bien- East Hartford. Fuss also asks recommenda Janet Sombric, 91' Laurel St.; , * ’ igpoup guidance. A limited work kowski, father of Chester A. Other survivors include six tions to r sites for the plant, Mrs. Martha Freeman, 628 W. to dry ffe n tt ffr ;i"v program would begin, and all Bienkow.skl, a member. sons, a daughter and twenty- schematic drawings of alterna Middle Tpke.; Nancy Wisnow- mi six grandchildren. tive types of treatment facili ski. South Windsor; Mrs. usehold cnores. iK-iV-iV-itte ■ The funeral will be held to ties, and preliminary estimates Martha Wood. Cider Mill Rd., : I'■ - morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the of construction, operation and Vernon; Patricia Dunay, Staf m Newkirk and Whitney Funeral maintenance costs. ford Springs; John Schwanke, Long Hill Rd., Andover; Pat Home, 818 Burnside Ave., East The fee (or the design work Hartford, with a Mass o f re- rick Humphrey, 41 Chestnut Is based on the manual of pro St.; Rernie Graham, 80 Wells quiem at 9 at Biassed SaerS'- fessional practice of the Con- ment Church, 86 Cambridge Dr., St.; Mrs. Josephine McCooe, 113 necticut Society of Professional Bissell St.: Mrs. Frances East Hartford. Burial will be in Engrineers. Rose Hill Memorial Park. Steiner, 444 Center St.; Dennis Rocky Hill. . Towers, Wlllimantic; William Clifford, Wapping; Mrs. Jean Friends may call at the fu South Windsor neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Foley. 21 Canterbury St.; Wil liam Tierney, Hartford; Med- eric Daigneault, 51 Vernon i t ’s flnm eless, Parked Car Hit, Ave., Rockville; Thomas Gion F n n e r a lt friddo, 52 Russell St.; Clifford o f ehurse* GENERAL ELECTRIC Driver Arrested Loomis, 248 School St.; Mrs. Joan Rehor and daughter. 12 of course* Mrs. Robert P. WHlard Lawrence W. Batas, 21, of Burke Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Elsie It^s eiectriet A U T O M A T I C The funeral o f Mrs. Pauline Manchester was arrested and James and son, Enfield; Mrs. It*s eiectriet M. Willard, wife of Robert P. charged with driving while un Sharon Bender and son. Long- CLOTHES DRYER Willard of 380 E. Mlddla Tpks., der the influence of liquor after meadow,' Mass.; Mrs. Theresa hot water was held yesterday afternoon police said his car struck an Godin and .son, East Hartford; at Watkina-Waat Funeral amply parked vehicle on Buck- Mrs. Evelyn Thomas and son, REPAY. A M O U N T Home. 142 E Center St. Robert land Rd. last night. 13 Luclori St.; Mrs. Barbara Has many features includ MONTHLY O F L O A N Johansson, reader of the First Two Manchester youths, who Possum and daughter, 96 Le- Let Beneficial put ing veritable Ume control Church of Christ, Scientist, of police believe were passengers land St.; Mrs. Karen Gordon The new oil powered water heaters $16.75 $300 and friction door latch, 8 Mancheatar, conducted the in the Bates car, were admitted and daughter. Kelly Rd., Ver Most women are economical. They’re also busy and particular. Those non. will give you four times more hot temps., 2 heat dryer. 26,58 500 servlto. Mrs. Robert Kempfer to Manchester Memorial Hoa- who hav*e electric dryers find they waltz through washday. A push of pital. CASH 36.41 700 was organist. Burial was In water at about half the cost of your the button and i,’>stantly they get gentle sunshine. Never never never 51.16 1.000 East Cemetery. Brian Martin, 19, of 85 E. Bearers ware Jamas Adams, Middle Tpke., is reported in sat present method. It ties right into do they end up with wind-whipped, sun-faded or frozen laundry. And NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH 1st, 1968 in your pocket-fast *On 24 month plan Mo»t women 8r« busy. They’re also particular and economical. Thoft Eliot Rowlay, John Shorrock isfactory condition with a slight U.S. Boosts they have a choice of damp-dry or bone-dry. If you’d like to waltz and Donald Taylor. concussion and multiple abra who have electric dryers find they waltz through washday. A push of your regular fiiel atorage to give A sions. f through washday, see your electric dryer dealer now. ••t 8«t to enjoy the holMeysl Get the cash you want now fo r shop- the button and instantly they get gentle sunshine. Never never never you oceans of hot water almost aa a TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY AT Larry Lisciotti, 17, of 15 Goa Banks^ Rate ^ g , for paying bills, for any good reason. Apply at Beneficial lee Dr., was treated for a lac do they end up with wind-whipped, sun-faded or frozen laundry. And ^ wliwo the money is reedy and wafting — and find out what Paratroops Hold bonus. Get the facts from your oil This is a good time to ask your dealer eration above the right eye, and they have a choice of damp-dry or bone-dry. If you’d like to waltz about a liberal installation allowance. fieef holiday service Isl Tiwo million families do each year. discharged. Of Discount through washday, see your electric dryer dealer now. heat dealer . . . aU the hot water 0 Congo Capital Bates, of 28 Tanner St., was charged with operating a mo you can use for half the cost. 8 (Continued from Page One) This is a good time to ask your dealer BENEFICIAL (Continued from Pegs Om ) tor vehicle while under the in INC* ft fluence of liquor and failure to his Texas ranch, talked by tele ■bout a. liberal installation allowance. 8 IBM FINANCE SYSTEM 1964 r chael Hoare, a South Africa, nan^ one-half the highway. phone with Secretary, of the 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD ft hhd made "a triumpluil entry" Resented in East Hartford's Treasury Douglas Dillon and f, into the rebel capital. Circuit (jourt 18 aeasion this with William McCheshey S Leans up to $1000— Loans life-insured at low cost In Washington, the U .l. StAta morning. Bates had his case Martin, chairman of the Feder • The Hartford Electric Light Com pany 8 Bonafeiol Rnonco Co. of Manchester Department said that thras contlhued until Friday after al Reserve Board, about the jjjy The Hartford Electric Light Com pany I OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 I hours after the paratrpopa m iida posting bond set at $ 00. U.S. and British actions. C 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEFt MANCHESTER BETTER HOME HEAT COUNCIL 1 1 ' I III ■ l■ ll■ ■ — S— — their dawn drop foreign hoe- Patrolman Wlllbun Ryan of . Dillon and Martin sought to miR mmimmED lucTRicmifANr M ltehefl 3-41B6 • (Over JSo. New England TsI. Business Office) tagea began flocking, to 8taa- tha South Window Police De allay^ (ears that the board’s ac ALWAYS PLENTY OF PARKING SPACI A . k le yv tlle airport, but Ife to 80 partment -to InvJiUgating the tions'represent a mova towaM YOyR IHm W RW HED ELECTRIC COtEPAHY weoe loaowii'to aeoMant f ' mofiataiV restraint . HANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANGHE81K8, OUNN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 84,1964 ■ARGBBSTBS BVENING HERAW . MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 FACE ELEVSf
ing out of this southern French ‘ Coventi hot work crews could not get elw- He was unhurt B A R R iC iN I Uss It Wisely Engine Trouble Into the wreckage until this FOR RENT axetaslvely at School Board to Negotiate morning. P e o p le Events in World PANMUNJOM. Korsa ( ^ ) 8 and 16 mm. Movie Frojae- A young man working hte May Have Caused Several families perished. tors—«onnd or sIlMt, sIm - - Communist North Iwrso , Among toe victims was an ALLABABBD, Xtidto (AP) so IqhgVii tto U.S. charged today that fw r U.N. Liggeff Drug Discussion on Junior High way t h i w ^ college neMis 86 mm. Slide projeetdto. M ot Judith Blhiii* C3ougfa of In the Vljayalakahml AndltJiM won • threat (pantste. ,China Command naval vessels Inteud- PABXADS sU the-help he ean get T « - Rome Air Crash American Roman Catholic bish Boat HaiHord boouno tho bride runawM rioction to ParllOTaent Trill fievsr be a parfy to t b i t a x - ed into its waters off Koreas terday RoMrt L. Hgoorionl, op, Edward C. Daly, 79, of Dee WELDON DRUG CO. of Terance RUey Scribner of from Pfaulpur, tho OT«t oiM tlal nuclaar teat baa tr^ty.*' Planned by Robertson PTA 22, of Portland, Conn., who .The ixNU^ of education,, in Ite^ Lost night’s debate was pre- Moines, Iowa. An aide, Megr. east coast of 14 occasions be (Conttnued from Page One) 991 Main 648-0*1 Portland, Maine, Saturday at held by h«r brother, tho late ■tudiee evenlngB at the Uni- firet order, ol busiaeas last night, cipltated by a letter from the Joseph Sondag, 43, of Atlantic, N ew s The Piqiar rsial)ateaeher negotiation, ed a meeting with the board from their positions and toe been in Rome for the Vatican that if war breaks ontHgaln 194th meeting of the Military Oobooi P T A today at worldng during the day, re front chute burned. Those pas Ibo bride is a daughter of Mr. LAVRITZ MELCHIOR gave Mrs. Pandit 110,649 votoa you may M y that new teachers ,mnd went e long (With a sugges " t o . discuss professional sala Ecumenical Council, which re “Japaa, as''aa Amsrieaa au- Armistice Oommjssion. i B p.m; t t thd ichool ig dxpreRs- ceived help ^ > 9 . en v flfx - sengers escaping from these and Mrs. Russell K QOugh of SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) to 68,m for bar four rivals. ckn be hired. The problem pected eource. Circuit Court tion by Atty. Wjlliam Collins of ries, and other matters perti cessed Sa,turday, and were on olkar bass, will bear the brunt The U.N. Command said the |Uy called for ,a-dlicuOTlon on the would he in 'finding teachers ■eperatenegoUatlohawlth teach exits jumped to toe ground. East Hartford. The brid^oom — Mary Markham Melchior, 40, kbv. Pandit, who is 64, is on* and bs inevitably invoivsd in a charge would be Investigated. 12 Judge Stanley Yeetikie- nent to the new (1965-66) edu their way to toe Holy Land. GASH SAVINGS bSlSS^ -*t«hibr Hflh School willing to accept the conditions ers organisational , "From preliminary reports, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude television producer, baa filed pected to press Prims Minister nuclear holocaust" wlez remitted 816 of hie- 8M cation budget, and to the main One of toe pilots, John Chur But U.S. Rear Adm. jj' which could result. This is ah- ; The motion |o rescind its Sept. some of toe passengers escaped chill of Ridgefield, Conn., went I r K ) R. Scribner of Portland. suit for a divorce from her huS' Lai B at^ u r Shastri for a caM- Blackburn Jr., the senior U.N. fine for epeedlng, with the tenance of sound and fruitful . A-iwerendunr) ■vote on this other instance of placing the 14-adopted policy of negotiating through toe emergency exit The Rev. K. EJnar Rask of band of ,6H months, Liaurits nst post. Shs has mads it clear I8TA)(BUL, TMritsy (AP) — member of the comnjlsslon, encouragement; "Be eure to ralatlons between the school from hospital to hospital, ,pri)poaed building and a stor child’s education In jeopardy.!' with a refNPeeentative teacher’s over toe left wing, and one or searching for his wife, who had Trinity Covenant Church per Melchior. she wants a key post. She has Fressing temperatnrss . and said the locations given for me epmd lt,on your tuition>'t administration and the profes age building for the Coventry The letter concludes, "F or committee; was -med«| by Bel- two of toe crew members formed the double ring cere Her suit, filed Monday in San< long had dreams of being prims snowdrifts acoounted for n alleged violations Indicated the sional .^taff. been a passenger. She was mony. Robert Lyons was the ta Monica, Calif., charges the minister some day. School System criling for ap these major reasons, we, the don Schaffer and was backed by through the, cockpit windows. dead. deaths in various parts of Tur ships were in International Hummels, Gifts, erine Sblenski,' Faula .Tllling- MEA representatives had ap soloist and Mrs. Richard Lind- 74-year-old Wagnerian tenor proval of an appropriation of members o f the Education A s only Atty. John Rottner. Those passengers who had key Monday. waters. hast, Marcus Tilton ai)d Judith peared at a Nov. 15 meeting atrom was the organist. Bou wiOi "extreme mental cruelty.” ROME (AP) — An EgypUan ReliKions Items 181,107,600 will be held from 6 sociation of Coventry, appeal to ■Schaffer, then made a new mo evacuated onto the left wing Most of UMse who died were Treeiehuk. of the board’s personnel com Defends Examt n :i. She formerly was his secretary. diplomat in Italy only two • Open 6 Days • l a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at the yoi^ as tho responsible citizens tion, suggested by Atty. Collins were blown off by the explosion quets of yellow and white Fuji caught in snowstorms. mittee, but had walked out CAI.I.MN chrysanthemums with autumn They separp*"'’ Nov. 6. months has been declared un Maple Yield Varies ■-two voting polls In town. of Coventry, to construct a now Grade 11, Itathleen Crane, and passed - unanimously ,< that but survived. The aircraft was Michael Hunt, Thomas Kolod- within five minutes of the meet totally destroyed by the fire.” HARTFORD (A P ) — A state foliage were on the altar. welcome and expelled by the 9 A.M. to 9 P.H. After a discussion Supt, of Junior High School for our the board's personnel committee NARBONN|], France (AP) — ziej, Richard Papanos and Da meet separately with represen ing’s .'jtart. The M F T’s repre- official eays that oral examina The iMdde, given in marriage WILUAn. U'PWYER Italian government for his part NEW YORK—It takes 13 to Schools Wilson L. Tilley will chUdren. Vote 'yes’ Monday, Twenty-eight of those aboard A hank messenger was kid M4 Main St. 648-7 ^ Nov. 30.” vid Stbrre. tatives of the Manchester Edu sontati^ves, who had also ap tions given state troopers for by her father, wore a full-length NEW YO RK (AP) — Former in the attempt to ship a man tp 46 gallons of fresh maple sap, answer questions. Supt. Tilley — most of them Americans and FUEL OIL naped Monday, forced into a car cational Association (MEA) and peared, remained behind and many of them TWA personnel — promotions are fair, reasonable gown of ivory peau de sole, de Mayor William O’Dwyer of New Cairo in a ctistom-flUed trunk. depending on sugar content, to Book Fair Note f 199 Grade 10, Kathleen Mahr, and robbed of |40,000. lias sent a letter to parents of Manchester Federation of presented their recommenda survived. and conducted properly. signed with jeweled neckline, York Is in a hospital for treat Abdel Ismail Salem, 30, a first boll down to one gallon o f puplla attending Coventry High The Robertson School PTA Patricia Mlnicucci, Peter -Pou- secretary at the United Arab Police found him, several Teachers (MFT), to discuss bud tions. Twelve state troopers recent three • quartern - length sleeves ment of a heart ailment. hours later howd and gagged mkple syrup. One taphole w ill School notifying them that In tw(>day book fair realized 8100 cel, Isis Purvie, Ann Roy, Sally Some were hurled 80 yards by N O W O N L Y Republic Embassy, left Monday which will be used to purchase getary and other recommends The board’s personnel policy, ly called the examinations un and a fitted bodice accented with O'Dwyer, 74, was reported in alongside a main highway ‘ lead b rii^ 16 to 80 gallons of sap. addition to himself being at Scovell, Mae Sears, Cynthia explosions that turned the four- night for Chiro. new books for the school 11- Squires and Frederick 'Toung. tions, and that the committee’s ' as adopted on Sept. 14, is the jet airliner Into a mass of burn fair and hired a lawyer. a self band and front bow. She satisfactory condition at Beth the meeting, the local board of recommendations be presented | same policy It had followed in George J. Walker, director of Israel Hospital In New York Salem was the third Egyptian XMRO brary. The project co-chairmen Grade 9, James Eaton, Joan ing twisted metal wreckage. wore an ivory alencon lace man diplomat expelled in the man-ln- education, Coventry High Prin to the superintendent of schools formally for V ie previous two the State Personnel Department tilla and carried a cascade bou City. 'd^ DufdlOAT Mrs. Garland Reedy and Mrs. Gillon, Randgill Oleqney, Shir Seven of the survivors were in a-trunk case. Officials said he s d y s ... cipal Milton A. Wilde and Cov Dexter Woodman have ex- ley KUchy, Christine Melady, by Dec. 16. l years. It calls for a teachers’ grave condition. said Monday that the charges quet of ivory gladioli, roses and In 1960, after four years as entry High Vice Principal Louis There W;is added unanimity | negotiating committee com- were examined carefully. mayor, O'Dwyer resign ed to had been booked to fly to Cairo preesed appreciation to those Kathleen Moriarty and Joan Some escaped without a lemon leaves. last Tuesday on the same plane “Secretaries Love MeP* Mager WUl also be at the meet- atoong all of the board members ■ posed -Df representatives from V ' I supporting the program In ob Murdock. scratch. "Six senior out-of-state police Mra. Edward N. Wojcik of 112■ ______G A LLO2 N ■ which was to have carried Mor- ^ing. He urges all citizens hav- that the negotiation policy be re -! both the M EA and MFT, based East Hartford, cousin of the MBS. EDWARD D. STONE "H t slew, ktiky c»n sisckhMSI servance of American 'Educa Grade 8, Alan Aho, Deborah As the plane ground to a halt officers who conducted the dechsd Louk, an Israeli ettisen FOR EXPERT Lnch ksir tsrvicti Jlng any questions on the pro- tion Week and placing orders viewed for possible change be- on the ratio of membership in with flames enveloping It, doors exams,” he said, "w ere found to bride, was the matron of honor. become ambassador to Mexico. Brink, Kathleen Cooper, Larry who was found bound and Ltii ittseil esttiitt f posed building to attend the for books. fore next September. j each organization. opened and passengers jumped have been properly screened by Miss Susan E. Alford of Water- NEW YORK (AP) — The wife gagged in a trunk marked "dip I WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Dinsmore, Rita Faulkingham, Last night’s action followed a j In 1962 the M EA had 10 rep- COOPERATIVE town was an honorary brides of Edward Durell Stone filed Shiriitr koi4 papsr espln. I meeting. Mrs. Maury, Cohn, P T A Pamela Green, Stuart Griffin, to the ground. this department and state police lomatic mail." RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Happy tesil asly IS c par espy Coventry Grammar School chairman for the school’s li short but heated discussion, with resentatives and the M FT had It WM toe first disaster at the officlal.s. on. ( ().>»i’.\\Y maid. suit Monday for separation from Susan Haun, Lynne Howland, several of the board members one. In 1963 the M EA again COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE (minimurn order 25c) PTA and all interested persona brary program, lists volunteers ■seaside airport since it went "In additiona,” Walker said, The attendants were dressed her husband, internationally TOKYO (AP) — Communist Jean Huckins, Jane Lee, Eileen expressing pointed remarks: had 10, but the M FT had two. ■\ (if are Invited. The CGS P T A ex- who have already given 60 Into operation five years ago. ” we found the examination of alike in floor - length sheath known architect. China said today its nuclear SEE Tkt fakuloat XEROX COPKR Safranek, Dennis Sherman. Collinfs — "The MEA broke The allocation was figured on BOI,.\M) <»!!. <•(), hours to this program: Mrs. There were broken, moaning ficers had been properiy brief gowns of emerald green velvet, Mrs. Stode, 37, the former testing is a sovereign right and atrras yoi at: ecuUve board Is making an Marvin Slayton, Leslie Taylor, faith. with Ih* board and with ; the ratio of one representative W alter J. Hurley, Mrs. John survivors lying on the ground ed and had conducted toe exam < designed with satin back panel Marla Elena Torch, asked $6,600 that Japanese Prims Minister opinion survey concerning the Susan Taylor. Colleen Tierney, Its loaders Ir pressing for a for each 40 teacher-members, S IN f'K I!)3.'i R E E D' S Wile, Mrs. Paul Clark, Mrs. and blackened bodies visible in fairly and reasonably and ac u and back bow. She wore a a month, above taxes, for her Eisaku Sato has no right to pro CLARKE MOTOR SAIES| project. This 1x>ard is seeking Donna Tilley and Martin policy change in the middle of This year, the M FT voted to .31.-> HKO.\n Sn iOuKT Francis Dorsey, Mrs. Cohn, toe wreckage through flames matching headpiece and carried self and their two children, Ben- test. Manchester Shopping Parkada ^opinions from Us members and Young. the school year, thus upsetting go along with the policy, but cording to departmental ri;L. Mrs. Edgar M. Boisvert, Mrs. and smoke. The metal was so policy.” a cascade bouquet of yellow Fuji jEunin, 9, and Maria, 2. She Red China's official Peking , 301 BROAD STREET—643-9521 643-7167 I other parents of tJie children of Grade 7, Michelle Allen. timetable. | the M EA refused to accept the IMmpons and woodroses backed charged abandonment, cruelty People’s Dally said "China has kOGS as to. whether the P TA Thomas G. Welles. Mrs. Thomas Small, Mrs. Bernard* Gilbert, Brenda Bearce, Robert Bray, Rottr^r — "This Is not a per- recommendation of its own per- with oak leaves. and nonsupport in the action In every right to strengthen its Yf/rOGRAPHIC SERVICE, fShouM take a definite stauid In Susai^ Bums, CJhtire Carrier, TOnal but Is, a personnel mat- sonnel committee, and voted Stephen Scribner of Portland, New York State Supreme Court. ■favor of the proposed school; if Mrs. Robert W alter and Mrs. Dudley Ferg^uson. Daniella Cloutier, James Crane, on overwhelmingly against the Maine, served as his brother’s Stone, 62, and his wife were ' the parents think an Informa- Richard Cunningham, Debra toe MEA, which repre.sents 86 to policy. It favors negotiation by best man. John H. Krinjak of married 10 years ago. Mothers Cancel Meeting ip iiiiiiiiil il QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 ^tion meeting (such as Is being The Mothers Club o f Coven Edmondson, Kimberly Glenney, Manchester was an usher and held) would be helpful to vot- Kristine Glenney, Mary_ Ann Richard E. Clough of East Hart JAMES DRURY try meeting scheduled for today ^ of the blame can be attributed c i i r'ers; If they plan to attend the at 8 p.m. at the Nather Hale Hansen, Richard Hladky7 Selly ford was a junior usher, both are •LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor Huckljis, Mary Kuchy, Linda ; to Supt. William Curtis’ bulle- Salvador Long Capital Good news for patient people. Burlan-Mosa James Drury’s wife, Crystall, 164 EAST CENTER ST. ^Scheduled meeting, and if those Community Center has been cousins of the bride. Freceiving the circular are mem- LeDoyt, Ernest Lepter, John tin to the teachers, in which he ------Mrs. Clough wore a cranberry MRS. TERANCE RILEY SCRIBNER has been granted a divorce in cancelled in lieu o f the Robert Jbera of CGS PTA or not. McKusick, Marilee Miller, Lynn announced _our Sept. 14 policy BRASILIA — Salvador, in toe The ’65 Buicks are in produetlon again. erepe sheath dress with match Los Angeles. M ANCH ESTER — 649-5261 son School PTA meeting, same vote, but did" hot, explain that State of Bahia, was the first city * In making the survey, the time, at the school. Moeng, David Roy, Nancy ing accessories and a corsage She testified Monday; “ When Safranek, Diane Troutman and i the poUcy \>as subject for re- built by Portuguese colonists in executive board is not requir The lunch program at Coven And lots of new Bnteksareon their way tons. of pink sweetheart roses and a man doesn’t',want to be mar Randy Winkel. I view before next year.” , Brazil. It was the capital for White pompons. The bride ried to you, and you love him, Ample Parking Front and Rear ing persons to sign their names, try High School tomorrow will I Mrs. Katherine Bourn — ” It j 314 years, until 1763; then Rio Help ns send your favorite on Its way to yon. groom's mother, wore a royal that is enough to cause tur y only to chock a blank Indicat be omitted since classes w ill be might be better to operate with ' de Janeiro became toe capital. moil.” ing "yes" or "no.” dismissed at 12:10 p.m. for the Manchester Evening Herald blue and emerald green brocade Coventry correspondent, F. no policy of any kind and per-' ------^— Drury, 30, and his wife, 36. • The Education Association of Thanksgiving receu. - Lunches Come In and order the Bnlek yon want. dress with matching accessories Pauline Little, telephone haps something better may de were married in 1967. She was velop.” and a corsage of yellow sweet SEE FOR YOURSELF Ooventiy, tho organization rep at the Robertson School and 742-6*31. heart roses and white pompons. awarded custody of their two resenting teachers In the Cov (Coventry Grammar School will Edward Glenney — " It has A reception for 160 was held sons, aged 6 and 3, and $900 a “ Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!” entry School System, has Is be served as usual. taken ue two. years to come up at Fellowship Hall of Uie church. month In child support and ali sued an open letter to citizens The Fragment Society of the Work Stoppages Dip with toe present policy and I ’d BERNIE'S For a motor trip through the mony. IF YOUR of Coventry concerning its Second Congregational Church hate to see two years’ work go south. Mrs. Scribner wore a teal stand on the proposed Junior will omit Its meeting for to NEW YORK — In 1963, work out of toe window.” blue two-piece dress with tan ac CAR WHEOS High School Building program. morrow. stoppages In the United States Colllne — “ The M E A’s attitude cessories. The couple will live Snoweid Under NEED The letter states the EAC Women Set Vule Party dropped to 3,362, the. second- toward us and towardiU fel Headquarters bi Portland, Maine, after Dec. 1. AL Unit Plans feels a responsibility to the The North Coventry Women’s lowest number In the postYvar low teachers has been childish Mr. Scribner, a 1960 graduate Don’t get “snowed under’’ finan ALIGNING citizens of (kiventry, who em Club w ill have a Christmaw period, the National. Industrial and undeserving, but I am wlll- for... of Deering School, served three Vets Yule Shops ploy them, to relate "certain Conference reporte. "nie loweri -ing to sit do^wn in the quiet of a cially by unexpected— and unin Visualiner aciendfle "beam party at its 8 p.m. meeting Dec. years with the U.S. Navy and 'pertinent facts’' reg(ardlng the 1 at the Church Community postwar mark was 8,333, In 1980; locked room if necessary, to re is active in the Navy Reserves. The American Legion Auxlh- sured— hazards. Get full coverage of light” aligning enables ^question of the proposed school House. Members are to bring a the highest, 6,117, in 1962. solve the negotiations." Mrs. Scribner, a 1963 graduate ary is preparing for Its annual with AEtna Casualty’s Broad Form you to check your car wheel- amd to express the "opinion of 50-cent g ift for the grab bag the teachers toward the pro- of East Hartford High School, Cliristmas shops, held at 'Vet Homeowners Package. It provides alignment with the mechanic. exchange. In charge of refresh attended Westbrook Junior Col .posed facility,” eran's Hospitals In Connecticut. quality protection against fire, Coirectiom are made faater. ments ■will be Mrs. Paul Nelson, lege, Portland, Maine. Gifts for the shops are donat The communication points Mrs. Emil Poliansky, Mrs. Ed f^RIGIDAIRE out, "The people of Coventry ed by units In the state. Veter jWind, damage from weight of snow win H. Lawton and Mrs. Henry or ice and many, many other perils. are faced ■with a serious deci W. Gankofskie. ans at the hospitals are permit come in for a sion: whether or not to build Group to Study ted to select gifts, free of a Junior High School at the The Coventry Historical So w charge, for all members of their ciety meeting at 8 p.m. today THANKSGIVING VISUAllMli present time.” Juvenile Issue Immediate fEunlly. Some gifts IFFERENCE It adds, "There Is no ques w ill be held at Its home on are handmade, some donated by check~up tion that the Junior High South S t a The Manchester Human Re individuals, and others pur will have to be buUt — If not The parents of the North GASH lations Commission will meet chased with money from a May we quote rates and assist you Nichols-Manchester libw, certainly In the -near fu Coventry Cooperative Kinder at 8 tonight in the Probate Memorial Poppy Fund. ture. However, the considera garten will meet at 8 p.m. to 4 / o r . Courtroom in the Municipal Auxilary members assist the as we have so many others? Tire, Inc. tion is not that simple. True, day at the classroom In the AND O ftoi Building to continue its dis veterans in their selections, there will be added expense in Second Congregational Church cussions of the local problem wrap and tag the gifts, and 295 Broad St., Manchester the construction of a new facil basement. of juvenile delinquency. mall those that cannot be de ity, but the same building a The Union Thanksg^lvlng ser CARRY Also on the agenda will be livered by the veterans. year or two from now would vice tomorrow will be at 8 p. the appointment of subcom Christmas Shops will be held 'certainly cost more than It will m. in the Church Community mittees to study existing race Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 2 and 3 at the today. House, as g^uests of the Second LARGE BUNCH relations and the problems re West Haven Vetertins Hospi "Some may feel that we can Congregational Church. Invited lating to the aged in Manches tal; Dec. 7 and 8 at Newington •make do’ with the present High School building. With the are all interested parishioners ter. Veterans Ho.spital. and Dec. 10 , The juvenile delinquency ever - increasing enrollment, of S t M ary’s C h u i^ and the And you’ll soon he driving the car you waited for. and 11 at Rocky Hill Veterans there exists a •virtual certainty First Oongrregatlonal Church. POMPONS * '“ problem was handed to the Hospital. 2 commission by the town board of double sessions; school class Old Town Office Sold » Atty. Henry Kucharski of of directors, following a series es could be held from approxi SEt YOUS LOCAL AUIHORIZEO BUICK DEALER. AUTHORIUO lUICK DEALH IN THIS AREA: of summer incidents in local Woody Hayes is the senior mately 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. with the Wlllimantlc was the successful drive-ins. Big Ten football coach with 13 children going either In the bidder at 86,700 of the building A t last month's meeting, the years at Ohiq State. morning or In the afternoon. and land on Main St. formerly Rt. Rev. Msgr. EJdward J. Costs at the High School would used as the to'wn office building KRAUSE BO U RN E BU ICKi Inc. 2S5 Main St., Manchester Reardon submitted a report on become higher, but this Is not reports First Selectman Rich the problem, based on statis the most serious problem. Class ard M. Gallnat. FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE tics of arrests and school length might have to be short The public Is Invited to a 6*1 HARTFORD ROAD — 649-7799 dropouts supplied by school and HALL e n ^ considerably, resulting in Book Fair from 7:30 a.m. to 9 law enforcement agencies. The A gift for you! an Inferior educational experi p.m. today and from 7:30 a.m. report, whirii was compiled Kocums Wed 46 Y ears ence for the children.” to noon Wednesday at Coventry with the aid o f Robert Digan, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kocum1 system, will chester; and 10 grandchildren. Inquire Lithuanian Hall tures in this way ?” pointing out be the basis for tonight's dis ed their 46lh wedding anniver that "Lack o f facilities leads to and adult levels w ill be avail at the Parkade Mr. Kocum owned and oper able for personal libraries and cussion. sary Saturday night at a .sur 34 GOLWAY. ST. over-crowding — owercrowding It was agreed at the Octo ated a grocery store at 379 E. Christmas gifts. The fair Is be BBRNIE'S Open Ev m . HII 9 PJW. prise party given at the home of 643-0618—848-8490 results In less teacher-time per ber meeting that the oommis-. Center St. for many years be pupil. The end result Of this Is ing sponsored by the Sodalitas "Go-In-Snow” Special! cion will come up with some Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Torrance, fore his retirement. He lived FOR ALL OCCASIONS that the children suffer.” Libraria, the school library recommendations. regarding 97 Cedar Ridge Ter., Glaston in Gla.itonbury before his mar The statement says that club. teen-age delinquency, for pre bury. Mr.s. Torrance i.s a daugh-, riage. where double sessions ore held, The junior industrial arts sentation at the Dec. 1 meet ter. Many relatives and friends "many extra-curricular activi classes at the school have visit attended. ing of the board of directors. ‘Giiowt W o rk ers’ Stay ties must be eliminated. This ed Sturbridge Village to see the HELP MOM ENJOY THANKSGIVING TOO. $ , Mr. and Mrs. Kocuni. the for includes sports, clubs, driver display o f tools and crafts of mer Anna Starr of Hartford, the 1840’s. The trip was under 2 Million in Projects BONN Of the 800.000 for educatloh, plays, etc. If wre were married Nov. 20. 1918 at eigners working in West Ger question the necessity of extra direction of Garland Reedy, HQTPOINT Mobile St. Cyril and Methodiu.s Church. curricular activities now, we John Regan, and Thomas WASHINGTON— About two many. wherp they are generally Dishwesher rolls to milUon people live in low-rent Hartford. They have lived in called "guest workers." 10 per must consider the fact that in Boardner of the Industrial arts housing assisted by the United Manchester for many years. cent have been in the Federal the cases of many marginal department at (Coventry High the table tor FOB The couple has two other students, an activity (such as School. States Public Housing Admin Republic at least five years, 20 loadinq, to the sink istration. More than half are daughters. Mrs. Charles Van- per rent at least three .years, SL sport) may motivate him to Honor Roll Listed children. Deusen of Andover and Mrs. and 40 per cent at least two. apply himself enough to pass, Coventry High School 'High for washing, to Colorful rod tnd groon ■U!i^ his subject work.” Honors and Honors Rolls for cebineh for ready to be flUtd with Another point the EAC has the first marking period show froeting cards, holly, or ■hiag Storage. Dual Jet- omainenU* 10* high* II* taken a stand on is the ques only two pupils receiving high Size 6.00 X13- or 6.50 x 13- Tubriew Blackwall Plu« Tax arxl 2 Trade-In Tlrte tion of "teachers themselves,” honors and 76 receiving honors. Spray Washing (WASTE KING with the letter stating double These follow: For Dessert This sessions, over-crowded facili High honors. Grade 12, Ron Action washes \ . t -A[ j ties and "other symptoms of ald Hudak, and Grade 7, Mary everything spoHesf THANKSGIVING poor working conditions may Ellen Simmons. ( hyglenically dean. 3-T NYLON cause many of our dedicated Honors, Grade 12, Susan Be Sure To Serve A NOEL SLEIGH FREE end superior teachers to seek Crane, Linda Doggart, Linda Self-deaning flash- new systems in which to Hill, Albert Landry, Mary Jane -S’ A away filter screen. teach. Why? Poor conditions Miner, Benltta Plaster, Judith result In a drop of morale. This Sanborn, Russell Scara, Catb- Porcelain bended 9 SURE-GRIP ROYAL WINDOW WHEN YOU JOIN OUR steel tub. • Made with Tufsyn Rubber ICE CREAM CAKE SHADES U/ • 190 TRACTOR-TYPE CLEATS D«iv«rtd and bisfoHnd for Thanksgiving ' I H i Mad* to Ord«r Built Deep to Bite Deep | DelicioiLs frozen pudfling that’s' CLUB ALSO CHRISTMAS chocked full of fruit plus rich ’65 • Pull You Throui^ Snow cream.v vanilhi ice cream— Deco-' VENETIAN BLINDS WE DO OUR OWN SERVICE Like a Tractor! Bring your old rollers in rated \\’ith Heavy Crpani. .. Will We have our own factory . trained servicemen. and save SSc per shade Come into any one of our offices and see this charming sleigh on display. NO MONEY DOWR * FRK MOUNTING serve sixteen. Our guarantee to you of satisfaction. Y o u ’ll use it so many ways to decorate your hom e. . . filled with holly and shiny ornaments, p i l^ high with oranges, chestnuts and old-fashioned sweets, WE DEUVER WE INSTALL or to hold greeting cards from your friends. 2,50 You’ll want to take it right home with you. . . and you can! Just fill out BERNIE'S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN your ’65 Christmas Club application . . . and start saving as little as 50j! or as Matching Wheels We'll al.so have stenciled slices of ice< • No money down e Up to 8 Yeara cream and frozerf pudding in pints and much as $10 a week. You won’t miss the small amounts, and next year at • 90 Days — no . to p*y • Ht most popular cars half gallons. Plea.se order early. holiday time you’ll have a nice big check for gifts and fun! Be sure to get your finance charge a Bank Financing • End winter changsover Sm UUb Ice ^ e a m displayed at your neaoast Royal Ice Cream dealer's store. Plea.se place free Nofel sleigh. Stop at your nearest Hartford NationEd office EUid open problems for sure! your order by IMcsday, Nov. 24. (Also available at the plant on 27 Warren Street, Manchester). your ’65 Christmas Club t^ay . GLASS INSTALLED IN ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS A S LOW A S \ ICE CREAM GO.' AND WINDOWS OF ALL TYPES BERNIE’S Open 8 AJML to 6 PJL^atardajy 8 A.H. to Nooa Manufactured In Manchester Since 1924! HARTFORD NATIONAL TELEVISION and A PPLIANCE S’TORE E. A. JOHNSON MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE BERNIE'S > J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. \ _ Manufactur*r$ of OrfitelH's "BANQUET SPUMONI" . PAtNTGO. M^/rs M oney eoes to work for R eo eie open Eveiy Night t i f f Otlier etoiea In TV and Appliance ‘ Store NICHOIS-MANCHESTEII fiRE, Int JJiWARREN STl, MANCHESTER ,, Phone 6«.-5358J 81 BISSELL ST.— Phone 649-7322 ^ Satnrdayi till 6 Malwheetor ParkAde 723 MAIN ST. / Phoiia 648-9681 and Newtngtoa Open Kvenlngs till 9 / * 195 BROAD STREET—MAffCHBSTER PHONE 649-45W 9MIMii8lrMl.MMch«tsr • C South Main^tsLCoIcbsstMr -vv:':-'’'
PAGE THIBTBIII tAOIt TWELVE KIANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, G(»IN^ TUESDAY» NOVEMBER 24,1964 1 MAhtiUffltiEB* ^jj^OlESTEB, CONN^ Tl^iSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LR TLB SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB 1 RockviUe-Vernon train Ab k laaguags spootallst a t kyif c ^ > X Go-Togethert sity dP •Obinaotieut bsiers taring tlM Air Forea For New Mottos Parking Lot In Precarious Condition EUtX Principal Brightens .CYt W ilUm .ll. Ordat,Aon.al ACROSS 40T»biMeoaBd Mr. and Mrs. Wchard 3. Grant PARIS (AP) — Doctor^ keep-founces; Monique, 8 pouftdi 11 5? An d o Sj^Ki of 1F7 High 8t, reeently com Ills Town Planning Oommls-#whlch own land in the immedi CHUCKLES WOOLO NATUI^AULY «USP8CT\ T a / ,ounces; skm hia approved a certificate ate vicinity — have agreed to ing vigil-over tha im w French Domtnlqua, 3 inunds IS WAT l880’a, ho continued, and the ■-Bb Attended ftodcviUc High from the Colonial Board area The three boyi and two girls — BUreycOMINSUPTHEWALK SIColmlMtlOB clpal Martin Pagan drew a grto Tpk*. sambor, who ,ha# been mak* fisfiss. 15Win|(tlkt pirt SiMsssuTWi numiitW o f peroona between 18 School and wak- bmployad ‘ at and move It Into an area of bom prematurely Monday to a rem ind h im , \ CAN POSE AS t h e picture o f the future that a Although the parking area Ing fl30 a month as a poatman, f'" liU h m I'JiX t intended T50PB/-wH6H-HeH#-^p>^T^RHO(TO « 0 * ’i MtTMBttjf S A m a d oonlUcU W d. 91 will increase 40 per cant Aeromold Products Corp. be Green Manor industrial zoned postman’s 27-yearK>ld wife lay ISRenouncad echool dropout faeea laat night waa oompteted about a year said he ams worried about tha HEMAY Bi/6N AA s o m E rrWAS T S akvm kx^ MSummandVJ during the 60's, causing tougher fore joining the Army. land. In Incubators at the pediatrics 2DSUbu 878m (dial) and then pregented hia 'jplan to ly o — and haa been lii use since The two benefiting firms are center of the Parle Facufaculty of future. f BUT WHAT WOUL©^ GATCTER'S Wo r k t h a t 's aiKldan (tb.) lOCowcrIaa 33Inanrgaat competition for jobs--^p 4clal- H ostel Netiie ■ "I don’t ifnow yet what I’m t o T W T DOWN 11 Italian dty SSDallnaate brighten that future. Fagan —the certificate waa withheld Expected to work out the distri i ' dlclne. VA DO RI6KT NOW t h e p o n u s , 22LunlNandr~^ ly for high school dropouts. Admitted yesterday: WUIlam going to- do and whether I’m irtu tt nUaeoma 40 Clean and - a p < ^ before the board o f edu until M ott’s management bution of the costs between IN CASE O' FIRE? ^ f e a t u r e f atOnU Fagan added that the new McGowan, 41 Phoenix St.; Mre. "The fragility of the children going to look for another Job," as Indigo SShMd baaring 10 Rear* 411luaieal cation. brought Uie area to town re- them. ^W A ^A i js extreme,’’ said a statement he told newsrpen; ‘ T.ve asked 27Nol manx SRoainiiga 33 ------quallUaaofatriw Ha noted that a check of the quirementa. Tamsky also reported opposi J PON^,, ■Efliiinrt 34 Hand 42Esptnd September, will teach these Mrs. Delta Dubuc, 30 Vernon from the clinic. ’ ’It Is impossl- for a leave of absence. I’ve got SOUmlcoUna bird recorda o f thaae atudents would H ie planning oommisalon’a tion to the project from some NggPOMg! S3 Watt ' iLi^S^roimdi 28 b e part 43 Feminine students a more practical num Ave.; Gordon Denson, 7 Olson ble at this time to comment on to get oisarllzed.’’ Indleata a eerlea o f failures action came at a meeting at the 34PittMr 38NanUcal term appanathm ber of courses, aimed at the Dr.; Robin Olendsr, High Manor residents along Colonial Rd., their chances for survival." One problem will be living 37 Carnival 44Aiaaverate SSLookad intantlx 8— flu starting In about the flfUi students’i needs. Trailer Park; Mrs. Alice Ar- Municipal Building laat night. which would become Parker St., After their birth, the bibies quarters for the expanded fami a Blunt performer 46 Caeaar and > SeScottifh grade, and throughout the atu- After the meeting, Fegen nCId, 62 Market St.; Mrs. Julia Meinwhlle, a law suit and from two other owners of had been reported 4n good cond ly. Their apartment consists of nafatlva 7Eait(nr.) 28 Fencing iword 47 Story land in the area, Alexander Jar SSMarrlai 48 Gaelic dent’a achool career. noted that the entire commu De^rlL Hyde Ave.; Joseph brought against the commis ition. two bedrooms, living room, STDlaancumban 8 Raftanranta vis and the Kilpatrick Structural 30----- and honay t Cupid 31 Weirder 50 So (dial.) "A t age 16 they want to quit nity svould benefit from the Stanley, 36 Sunny View Dr.; sion’s off-strect parking regula-< TPC Chairman The mother, Mrs. Raymond kitchen and bath. and get out into the world," Maxwell Lambert, 133 Vernon tiona haa gone o ff the Court of Steel Co. Sambor, gave birth about two r nr program. He noted that many Democrat John B. Lamenzo A government official prom m 1? W Fagan aald. of Uie dropouts were headed for Ave. CoRimon Pleas agenda. Mott's The commission set Dec. 7 as waa elected last night to be months ahead of schedule in a ised aid in locating a larger T » fu lfill the echool’a raepon- welfare lines, aid some would Discharged yesterday: Mra. parking area waa the first to the date for its next meeting, chairman of the Town Planning private clinic in suburban Asnl- home. A number of childrens’ liiiSif' H siblllty for these youngsters, be supported by the state In Faith Tracey, 52 Hammond St.; be. approved undev the off- when It will review the effects (kimmlsslon. Elected secretary eres, where her S5-year-old hus clothing and baby food firma -VU Fagan submitted a llet of rec- jails. Harold Smith, 158 High R t ; s t i ^ parking regulations, of a town charter change ap was Democrat Clarence Welti, a band delivers mail. She waa made overtures for endorse omroendationa to be considered Alan Dresser, assistant su Mrs. Ruth Scott, Hllington; ’the suit had been brought by proved at referendum this fall, new member of the commission. reported In excellent health. ments. The fam ily reportedly H e l w w , I perintendent o f schools, noted, i Mrs. Alios Arnold, 58 Market developer Alexander Jarvis, and consider proposed changes Both votes were unanimous. The babies, weighing less hired a public relations expert, TMh«.UA In hla W ork Preparation Course POINT "We’ve got to think more bold- St owner of a number of compet to the zoning regulations. than three pounds each, arrived French social security allot AFTER for the five per cent of the stu Town Democrats command a TT dent body which represents po ly than In the past( Our high! ing ahopping areas in Manches Town Counsel Atty. Irving majority of the planning com at intervals of about 10 minutes. ments normally run about $7 a TOUCH- Vernon news la handled by "W e knew a month sgo they ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN tential dropouts. school is a comprehensive ter. Aronson will be asked to pre mission for the first time, fol- month per child, but officials D O W Ni ft The Herald’a BockvIUe Bureau. weVe coming. They showed up ' A 5T H it recommendeitions: school, not just for the college Jarvis’s action indicates that pare an ordinance authorizing | lowing the appointment of two said quintuplets- may have to be preparatory students." 5 W. Main St., telephone 815- Explore the possibility of mak he does not Intend to press the the appointment of three alter new members by the town I o" ^he first ^ay so ^ er^ ln g calculated on a special basis. WNOW.l^M X POTT KNOW ANVBCXV Fagan's aim is to add respect 8186 or 648-2111. 127 ing a work-study prograun a suit, although he has not nate members of the planning board of directors this month, j ready.’ said Dr l^er aeaiMNiN' WHO« 60T ANT BRAINS WTS and self-reliance to the students - u w *u ■ Chasques, who made the dellv- TTMNK A WHO HA6NT OOT ANTS sr® part o f the curriculum. dropped It entirely either. commission, to sit at meetings Lamenzo has been on the IN HIS SR nC H ^.„ In the work preparatory pro when a full board would other Family Swim Consider a high school di gram. , liie eommlssion last plght commis.slon since 1961. He chasques and other doctors at W Cast Announced hinged Ita approval of Mott’s wise not be available. ploma program as part of the Students In the program will head.s the research department studying parking area on Mott’s ex evening achool curriculum. be sent out to work In conjunc Set Tomorrow CARNIVAL BY DICK ’TURNER For G&S Roles pressed sriUingness to install a multiple births. They believe Consider adding a distributive tion with their studies. traffic light at the entrance to Replicas to Tour U.S. Pratt' fnsUtute^tf Bro^kli it*** Sam^ the first quia education program as part of "W ork is to be used as a mo tuplets to be bom In Europe The town recreation depart the vocational education pro tivating factor to develop inter The cast Tor the Manchester Uui 1 ^ opposite A m ott Rd. N. Y„ he is virtually a life-loM Town Planning Director Jo WASHINGTON — Facsimiles Four other sets of quintuplets ment has announced ^that ita gram in Grades 11 and 12. est In leamitng and as a device Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop resident of Manchester, havlilg \ seph Tanudey meet with of medieval frescoes from Ser are known tb be alive: tour boys Family Swim Night wnl be at Direct Interest of terminal to show need for further edu production of "Pirates of Pen win lived here since the age of six. Police Chief James Reardon to bia and Macedonia will tour the and a girl bom to Mr. and Mrs. Manchester High School, from students toward apprentice cation and training, Fagan i zance” was today announced by FVom 1942 to 194.1 iam en zo set a trial period during which United States next year. They Fellzberto Matangua In Mozam 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. training opportunities. If this said I Robert Gordon, president. Per- acted as liaison officer between 42 w r r w to judge whether a traffic were recovered from under lay- the Connecticut Department of *}*■*" Tomorrow afternoon’s Senior Is considensd, It would be done "The work-study plan should, formances will be given March ers of whitewash on the walls and a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Citizen’s meeting has been can be correlated so that each en- - 36 and 27, 1966, In Bailey Audl- light is necesssry. Also involv Health and New England de in cooperation with the Con of Yugcvlavia churches. Andrew Fischer In Aberdeen, celed for this week, but a meet BT riches the other,” he s a id .; torium of Manchester High ed are the traffic division of fense industries. He held the necticut State Apprenticeship the State Highway Dept., and S.D., Sept. 14, 1963; five boys ing will be held next Wednes Work should contribute to the School rank of major upon discharge Council. the State Traffic Dept.; E Mid VANDALS FINED born to Mr. and Mrs. Efren Lu- N'lM desirable growth of the stu Leading roles will be played from the service. day. BT BT A careful evaluation of the dle Tpke. Is h state road. M EADVILLE, Pa. (A P I—Don Welti hei’ds Engineering Ser bln Prieto in Venezuela Sept. 7, All of the rec department’s dent” by Robert Murdock as major 1963, and two boys and three present curriculum in terms of The commission last night re ald J. Tracey Jr., 21, of West- vices Inc., Glastonbury. He Is a other programs will be held to- the Interests needs and ability Men’s Basketball Starts general with Robert Price as g;lris born to Mr. and Mrs. 56^ BT The rural Vernon Men’s viewed a pre-preliminary sub- port, Oonn., was one of three -soils and foundations specialist, iqprrow and FYlday as Schedul PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER of each student. understudy; Robert Gordon as Allegheny (College students who Franco Dlllgentl In Argentina 24 Adult Basketball program division application submitted having graduated from the Uni ed, The East Side Rec, West Stress by teachers of the vo pirate king with John Bell as by Atty. Herman Yules for a was fined 8100 and placed on July 16, 1943. started last week,, according to understudy; John C. Beggs as versity of Connctlcut with an Side Rec and Community Y cational values inherent in aca 73-lot development off Birch a year's probation Monday for The Dionne girls were bom In JEEPERS! 1 Q U E S S ' director Robert Tucker. The e- glneering degree In 1949. He will be closed only on Thursday, demic subjects which they are Samuel with FYank Lawrence Mountain Rd. and Carter Sts vandalizing a cemetery. A judge Canada in 1984 but one of them j S U C C E S S sessions will be held at the is cuLrentlv engaged In the Thanksgiving Day. AREN'T YOU OUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIAM^ teaching. M understudy; Hal Harrison as Atty. Yules w ill be asked t o ' ordered that the young men, died in 1954. “^CAMH TOO Vernon Elementiuy School on UConn iPhD program In applied EXOTED?y/ NO- Continue to recognize indi sergeant police with Richard Sambor had been told after E A R L Y IN Friday evening’s at 7 p.m. and provide data on the availability; who had pleaded guilty of ma- NOT^ , 1 COULP vidual differences In Intelligence Berggren as understudy; Rob of water , and. the feasibility of;llclous mischief and suspended mechanics. his wife’s Xray to. expect quin TRAFFIC DEATRS L IF E .' ■ is open to all men 25 and over. HARTFORD (AP)—The Stata MIffiT r e a l Cy J BE MISTAKEN, and aptitudes, hut also recog ert Horton as Frederi^ with installing septic tanks for the from school, serve the fir,>'‘ 10 Born In Tolland, W elti waa tuplets, but he told newsmen he Pauliclpants will be asked Motor Vehicle Department re SCHOOL B U TIN TH E nize differences in mental and Henry Cole as understudy; Con steeply sloping subdivision. | days of their probation In jail. educated In Rockville schools. was still ‘‘overwhelmed.’’ DARK SKAY to help pay the $7 custodian ported today the following com ]!^ysical health, emotional sta stance Jansen as Mabel with According to the pre-prellm- Tl'*y ®lso were ordered to pay He has been In practice in Glas He said the children have OF PAWN 1 fee. No other charges are made. Mary Kalbflelsch as understudy; tonbury since 1953. and has llv- been named. In order of birth parison pf topfflc fatalities from W»i/ THOUSHTTHKT bility and the greater difter- Thanksgiving Service Set Inary application, the develop- 1760 each lor restoration of 223 e^ices in the social, economic Betsy Shellabarger as Edith meht would be serviced by wells dama~ed grave markers in ! ed In Manchester since 1958— thry are Catherine, who Jan. 1 through midnight; VW.S SOPA'S A family Themksglvlng Eve with Karen Fedorcheck as un 1063 1064 5o'O end cultin-al backgrounds of and spetlc tanks. The Tdwn Blooming Valley Cemetery. The although h. spent a year study- weighed In at 3 pounds 2% RAVS/HIDE ROPE service will be held at the derstudy; Margery DePoutot 201 tm HEBRAIPEP students. Health Department has vetoed vandalism took place Ocl. 27. I ing in Switzerland In 1962-63. ounces; Thierry, 3 pounds 8 Union Congregation Oiurch as Kate with Ruth Hen- THIS LAST 'Evaluate the extra-class ac the use of septic .tanks unless tomorrow at 7:30. The service asay as understudy; ' Char WIMTEK-' tivities program In relation to -town water is - available. - The Is deslgm*d for the entire fam lotte Eknmons as Isabel and Joy tbe non-college prep student. nearest water main Is more ily and will Include a medita Esterson as Ruth, with Patricia •Reduce the class size In some tion by the Rev. Paul J. Bow- than a mile away, however. of the non-college academic Scott understudy for both roles. A tty. Yules, meanwhile, Is OPEN 9:30 A M. to 9 P.M. EVERY DAY m ^ , and a children’s story by Mrs. R olf« Scheidel,' last subjects. pressing for approval of the uiffi Rev. James L. Austin. The year’s accompanist for the ^Work to bring about closer plans, according to Tamsky. »im>rlWMK.TJrLi»iah».oil. >1-^4 Junior Choir will sing, "Bless group, will play again this sea k n . s^culatlon between the junior Thou the Lord” by Handel, and The completed subdivision map son. and senior high school pro the Senior Choir w ill sing, “ Y e was submitted about 55 days BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL The workshop will have Us grams. ago; tha subdivision procedures Winter Snow Tread or Shall Dwell In the Land” by next meetingig Jan.Ji 7, Review what Is being done 1966. at I call -for action before -60 days ’777T7777777 Stainer. South Methodist Church. Those I VoU'fje MOT V WHATOWERI at part of the curriculum to de eldpse. The commission said In Glee Club interested In singing in .the .cho-. 16 THAT AM ICARRviMG rrJL wav '////////V//// velop favorable attitudes, good Thomas E. Otto, son of Mr. last night,- however, that It SEARS rus may register a( the meeting. PACKir4fi 0O)^, r t lQ H T 'r ^ THERE?. n i l , ! I l l , vtork habits, and a sense of and Mrs. Wilbur W. Otto of 7 c.cHild not act on.tlje applica Regular Conventional Tread tion without supporting data on Hi 'KHIY K ANII < () v|ilues. "W e have to do this be Spruce SL, is a member o f St. proposed w ater and sewage ,,,, W' *Wint a day! I drop tvw> paRsos . . . miss a fMd goal, fore we can get these kids Michael’s College Glee Club. O) Public Records handling. andlfao mhailB I gotboaMlBoin taM me tp'taka a b ^ iT Working,” Fagan added. Otto entered the Vermont col 7 m The commission., also asked I Give grester emphasis to AT THE SAME L O W P R IC E lege after his graduation from that tha town anglnear’s office pksctng students in. subjects RockirlUe High School. Warrantee Deed W"!'' Stanley J. Sombiic and Jen prepare plans and coat estl- ' i i l r i h geared to their ability. Registration Deadline ma.tes for a proposed relocation The registration deadline for nie Sombric to W illiam F. and 'F a ga n ’s sugrgestlons would Violet E. Zinsser, property at of Parker St. between Colonial permanently physlcaMy dis tbach the potentied dropout the 89-01 Laurel S t Dr. and the entruice to the j r w il l ia m abled persons wishing to vote YOUR methods of obtaining and keep BoUdlng Permits (3reen Manor Construction Co. • l.fc IM. >M ■. Ml. 1. THE CLOSE RESEMBLANCE I/-1V-SV in the coming town election Is ing a job. Instruction would be To Ekigene Glrardlh for Var- .Afices and yard. CHOICE geared to the student’s partic Dec. 2. By that date the town num J. Abbott Jr., additions to ’^ e project has been under BEN CASEY clerk must have received an ular needs and grades would be dwelling at 66 Thayer Rd., 33.- consideration since mid-sum •Pina H i x application and medical certifi mer. Tamsky reported that both AND AFTER THE ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAM., made according to the Individu 000. 9 M X IS . No'^ Trade-la cate. The address is Vernon Green Manor and Colonial BEN, THERE ISNITA MAGGIE, WE MAY HAVE TO al’s own accomplishments. To E N. Peresluha, tool shed TubeleM Blackwalls Be4|alred WUSEEANyTHING THING HERE TO SUGGEST CONSIDER THAT BERNARD'S The proposal of Fagan’s -work Town Clerk, P. O. Box 246, at 45 Adelaide Rd., 3170. Board — the two major firms WDREa.'S * K U X PLATES LESION O F AN/ KIND. • SYMPTOMS ARE M O r study course, which he said was Rockville. A special registration session TNATX PONT, MA6SIE? NEUROLOGICALLY INDUCED..., an effort of many In the high Silent Traction Snow Tiro BY I BANK O’NEAL will then be arranged at the school’s faculty, was accepted disabled person’s place of rert- unanimously by the board, and 33-Mofith Wooreut Gii«iraiitf« . ■J.HURT IT f NO.T WAG SKIMMING dence. many, - board , . members , . and sev' . * Dr. Joseph J. Krlstan o f the at the ParkadB ice SKATING. 'iO i fBU.7? 'AROUND ON THE M OAT eral sp^Lators later congratu-' HosplUl staff recent- or AND SOME (Dior DROPPED lated Fagan on the proposal. ly attended the National Sym DRAWBRIDGE/ The problem, Fagan reported, posium of the American Heart Invited Quest or Inviting Quests Guardsman Regular tread was to create a program of Association In Atlantic City. He studies consistent with the Is currently president of the 27-Month Weorout Guarantoo needs. Interests and abilities of Manchester Heart Ass(»latlon. the non-college student, many Service News B A R R i C l N i Both Tines Are Guaranteed Agaiilst All Failurei o f whom become dropouts. Airman George A. White, For Life of Tread No Limit On Time Or Mileage He said that Industrial pro son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. ' Is Bound to Please gress has created many new White of 306 South St., haa 6.50x13 Tubeless Blackwalls ...... 14JliB* jobs requiring more education completed his U S A F basic mill and more skill. Millions of un- | tary training at Lackland AFB, 7.50x14 Tubeless Blackwalls...... IS-SS* MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVAIJ.I idtilled jobs will disappear In the Tex. He has been selected to BY ROY CRANE 8.00x14 Tubeless Blackwalls ...... 2 0 .8 8 * iX B D E a o a y 8.50x14 Tubeless Blackwalls . - ...... • • ••• /YVEAliWHlLE, AT HORSESHOE BENP, RANCHO ANP THE fiHERRlLlAS, WfEH i X S P B a P ^ O < S S l u TfYBJberPBOYS? TDRAI6F THATTHSSefe It's WOODLAND GARDENS ^ PACK TRAINS, ARE LYING IN WAIT FOR THE GOLD SHIPMENT. TPRAfBB'yCtX VOOfZ A U m / M C B lO NOeUCHTH(N0 AULCWANCe ASM eN TAL- FIFTY C & m . TO FIFTY em ps. T C L e W T H y .
TRRAU LIFE GUARANTEE TRKAD WEAR FOR THANKSGIVING AGAINST ALL FAILURES GUARANTEE av.rr ALIATATE tin !• Traad lila fuarantaad for tha \ MMsntMd afaiost all failuraa numbar of montha atatad. I f « from road haaarda or dafaeta waara out io thta pahod. (or lha Ufa of tha orifinal ratum it. In aichanga, wa will * Iraad. I f Ura'falta, %a will^ raplaoa H, charfing lha cur- * at our option-rapair it with rant axchanga prioa laaa aat | out ooat; or in axchanfa for dollar allowanoa.* tha tira, wa will raplaoa It *EKchanga Prioa W ragul.. cbarfiaf only for troM wont ratail prioa plus Fadaral Ei- • (ohaifa will bo • tiro-rala ctoa Tax laaa trada-in ait tima * ahara of aschanga prioa*)« of ratum (no trada-in daduo- ; tioQ on aoow tiraa). BY LESLIE TURNe J
w a W FOR- VDu 1 0 joai u sipm .. ZCAN H0.BUT VOlTLl UK» VOOK CITC M&wegri(nDfW iV KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 PAGE FiyrEEW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER OONN^ TUESDAY, N OVlM Bt» U, 1>64 — ------Banner Year for Third Basemen------End Grid Careers Road Race Entries HUNTING 400 Mound Victories NaariMr Nanas Boyer MVP in National 1. OharUa R obbiiia...... Naw Tork Ptooaar Ohib ■ a. Ohartia Dyaoo...... Ha^ord T rU k aub fioaton A. A. BOSTON Third* baHuts counted cn*tMs year was 7% for 17th place.4 been with the Cardinals since Goal of Mets’ Spahn Eagles Home Buschmann Rates Long Look s. Lari7 Damon ** * * . . — ■---- ■ — — .— ------— -- , FISHING 4. Ray Crottoam ...... *■ baseman Ken Boyer, ‘who the basle o f 10 poMts for first The IMS runner-u] 1965. ■' - - - Spartan A. C. place, nine for second, eight for Groat of St. Louis, did not re- At bat, he has been amazingly 5. Omham Pamail sparked the St. Louis Clar- HINTS ON HINTING «. Slagal ...... S p «ta n A. third, etc. He drew M points oeive a menUon this year. |consistent. His .296 1964 batting NEW YORK (AP) — 'TWorld Series, Philadelphia PhiUles, who had award since the BBWA took past four years, he has hit ex of fishing gear into your Christ Warren Spahn, the newest lieved, however, that he cost the With Little Johnny Kelley 10. Ralph BuBohmaim Spartan ‘ A. was named today the Na 187 poinb. over the balloting in 1981. In actly 34 home runs in each rear. mas sfi^king calls for the !^ew York Met and base- Mets no more than $26,000. Hie By EARL YOST Oantral Conn. A. A. Boyer’s teammate, first base- addiUmi to Muslal (1948, 1946 Since 1987, he has driven in at not entered and defending 11. Jim Kaafa ...... tional League’s Most Val- same patience and cunning re sail’s oldest active player, estimated . salary with the By 1»BTE ZANARDI Don’t look past Ralph champion 'Vie Zwoltk expected 12. Jaff Galloway Wasleyan A. A. man Bill White, was third with and 1948), other Cardinals hon least 90 runs each season. quired to get a wary trout into Braves last season was around IMH points. said today. Buschmann of Andover, to be among the mtaaing, a new IS. Kslahsr ...... UConn VarMty fiable Player for 1954. ored in the past wer« Frankie Boyer first heard the word of a landing net. $85,000. Season finale, regardless Bant Oatiwlio A. A. Boyer la the first member of Frisch (1931), D lz^ Dean his selection on hie hetum from The Mets purchased the 43- Mass., and the Spartan name wdll be inscribed on the 14. Larry Saretto The olde^ of the famed broth Here are a few hints from year-old pitcher from Milwau "The most important thing he of record, traditionally fea Ambroaa Burford ...... Waalayan A. A. the 8t Louis Cardinals to win (1934), Joe Medwlck (1937), a hunting trip to Hermon, Mo., •ponsorlng Nutmeg Forest, 15. ers from Missouri was an easy the Mercury outboard' fishing kee Monday in a move to wanted," said George Weiss, ture the end of high school A.C. of Brockton when one 16. Mika Blgalow Boaton A. A. victor. He was named first on 14 Bince Stan Muslal in 1948, the Mort Cooper (1942) and Marty about 100 miles from hts St. the Mets’ general manager, scans the list of entries for ‘Tali CediM of Lebanon trophy. last of three such hcoors for the Marlon (1944). Louis home. Convinced the enthusiasts on how_.- to “ar strengthen their pitching and careers for the seniors. Besides Bueehmann, Kee^ 17. Charlai BuchU ...... QuanUco Mailnaa of the 20 baUots cast by the se range” for that fishing rod or coaching staffs and push their "was to take his regular turn as 18. Stova Parayna ...... Quantico Martnaa lection committee of the Base Ourdinal great. Boyer also is The spectacular fielding Boy MVP choice wouldn’t bo an a pitcher.” Thursday, 35 seniors at the 28th annual Five Mile and Oonefrey, expected to be up the first Bilrd baseman to be tackle box you’ve been eyeing. attendance closer to the two- Road Race in Manchester It. Angus Wootan ...... UConn Varsity ball Writers Association of er also had a fine year with the nounced until later in the week, among the winners— In the top ■elected in th« NL elnce Bob Now ia the time, they sug million mark. The Hartshorn#, Okla., resi East Catholic and. Man- Thanksgiving morning and tabs 20 James Golden ...... Bast Catholic America. bat. He led the major leagues in Boyer thought at first the offi 10—are Larry Damon of the' . EUlott of Boston in 1947. In fact, gest, to complain to your wife Spahn, who holds the major dent also holds the major league ohMter High wiU terminate anyone as the "man to beat.’’ 21. Robert Ramsay...... Spartan A. C. runs hatted in with 119, belted cial notification was a gag. their scholaatic football aerv- Boston A. A., Ray Crothers,of Boyer’s selection gave third EUlett was the only other third 24 home runs and was among Boyer said he was fortunate about how worn your old kicker league record of 356 victories by records for most 20-vtctory sea Race starts at 10:30 on Main 22. Arthur Dulong ...... Spartan A. C. basemen a sweep of the MVP sons, 13; most strikeouts by a lc«a. Blaat hosU South Catho Central Connecticut, former sacker picked for the award. the league leaders in triples to have played on. a team when is. An off-hand statement such a southpaw, will also serve as a St, opposite School St i 28. Kan Smith ...... South Carolina A. ^ awards. Brooks Robinson of the left-hander, 2,408; most years lic at 11 o’clock at Mt Nebo England Olympian Frod Nor The 1968 MVP was Sandy with 10. In aU, he accounted for so many men had such good as "it coats more to maintain pitching coach. In that capacity Ehitry list passed the 1501 24. Bob Crombla ...... South Carolina A. A. Baltimore Orioles was named he succeeds Mel Harder, who leading league in games won, 8 and the Indiana trek up to Wll- ris, Marines Charles Buchta 26. Bob Eisenhower Spartan A. C. Koufax of the Dodgers, whoee 219 Cardinal runs, scoring 100 to years, “ guys like White, Groat it than it’s worth” not only mark today and as post-entries | the American League winner 1964 season waa cut short by go with the 119 RBI. and GibcKxi. The good years caught on with the Chicago and most years leading league Umantic to face Windham High and Steve Parayna, Australian 26. Andy Campbell Hamilton Collafa last week. tells the little woman you’re in complete games, 9. He spent JOHN MAO BAY DUSCHENEAU will be accepted the entry list I injuries. A year ago, Koufax Recognition was a long time those boys had meant 1 could dissatisfied, but appeals to her (Dubs earlier this month. at 10 O’clock in a CCHi game. Bob Crombie of the University 27. Georgs Kats ...... Loomis A. A. Boyer drew a total of 343 20 seasons with the Braves. Ending their careers at East East Oatholie Manchester High could go as high as 175, with an | received 287 points. His total coming for the Infielder who has win the award.” sense of economy as well. To "The greatest job In baseball expected 135 to 150 starters. | of South Carolina. 28. Bill Taylor ...... Unaltached is being a starting pitcher and Catholic are Gary Sullivan. Skip Insure getting the right brand The Mets last season had a There are always a number— Old Favorites 29. Bob Proctor ...... Unattached that’s what I expect to be next total attendance of 1,782,607 in Martin, Mike I>ach, Pat Kirol, j of outboard without coming depending upon the weather— Old favorites returning in 30. Alan Bartlett ...... Bristol Stridors year," Spahn ..faid. He had a 6- Shea Stadium, out-drawing the Bob Huebner, ’Tom Bavier, Walt right out and asking for it, who file and then fall to' show. clude'Doc Robbins and Charlie 31. .Crtlg Dake ...... Wethersfield Pedsstrtaiu 18 record with only (our com rival Yankees by 427,000. Their Baanight, Joe Alubicki, Cliff mention an exclusive fu tu re of Buschmann, 25, former Uni Dyson, both former winners, 32. Bob Crandall ...... Unattached plete games in 27 starts last figure was topp^ in the majors Scorao, Nick Rinaldi, Jim Colla, 10,000 Point Totals ^ wmmmm m your choice, such as “ iC doesn’t versity of Massachusetts track and Paul Phinney, Manchester 33. Dick Mosley ...... Spartan A. C. season. only by the Los Angeles Dodg Skip Thomas, John Lucas, John WllUe Gagnon ...... Hartford ’Track Club Three Clubs Show Pluses have any shear pin." A woman and cross country standout, won High track coach. The latter, 34. ‘I wasn’t pitching enough last ers, who drew 2,228,764 at McCarthy, Norm Aubin, Barry Bob Powers ...... Providence College A. A In search of a (Jhrlstmas gift WARREN SPAHN the New England Cross Coun 35. year,” he added. "I have to home. Sheckley, Gary Casa, Dave Pe- now In his 25th year of com Bill Smith ...... Provldenoe College A. A. will make the necessray Inves Within Grasp of Two try Championship last Sunday petitive running, will be mak 36. work regularly to be effective. I "I am sound physically," tro and Mike Rini. 37. Tom Durie ...... Providence College A. A. tigation to get what you want. ______y at Franklin Park, Boston ing his 11th start. Robbins has told Johnny McHale and Bobby Spahn said, "and I ’d like noth Finishing their Services for 38. Carl Zlpfel ...... Unattached With Pro Point Machines When a friend gets some Bragan that I wanted to go ing better than to make the Manchester High are Randy against a star-studded field. been In 17 previous BHve Mllers MIXERri—Dick Lynne 568, thing you’d like to have, seize BOSTON (A P )—Two veteran.s on the Boston Cel 39. Bin Gruters ...... Unattached Pat Nivlson 453, Ken Healy somewhere' else if I didn’t fit comeback of the year as a Cote, Bob Lodi. Bob Getzewich, The victory was the 13th in suc and Dyson will be appearing In A1 Adams ...... VlUanova A. A. the opportunity to exclaim (in tics squad are closing in on the 10,000-point career pla cession this season for the Bay 40. 212, Bert Sweet 187-451, Reg NBA scorers, both 'team-^lArry Costello or Philadelphia.<9and 98 feeds, respectively. Into their plans.” pitcher next season. You don’t Herb Lundgren, Ray Dusche- h^ 14th ’Thursday morning. 41. P auI LiJsoii ••••••• s •• e W 6Sl6yAii A. A. Smith has missed but five at Willie Naulls of Boston fig the presence of the buyer McHale is Milwaukee’s presi go from middle age to old age in neau, Gene Botteron, Gary Gen- teau and Willie Naulls may well hit the magic mark this Stater and in leading the pack ,£oat-entries will be accepted. Davis Bale ...... Unattached Christensen 200, FYan Sweet Wise and individually, are you’ve picked out), how much 42. 667, Norman Adams 466, Har tempts out of 78 tries and Cos ures to break the 10,000 point dent. Bragan Is the Braves’ one year. My aim is still to win tUcore, Dave Skiff, Dick Dot- week. in the 10,000 meters run he Goal o f the competitors will be Robert Cummings ...... North Medford Club running the closest race in you would like to have the 43. old Erickson 563, Elieen Boris tello has also missed five at scoring barrier this week, rfe- manager. 400 games.” chin, John McDermott, John Naulls started the season with Two Injured members of the doled out the first vloss of the awards to the first 26 finishers, John Mullane ...... Gaelic American A. C. same thing. Keep your.wiah in fall to George Conefrey of Cen ■"PAUL PHINNEY 44. 206-494, Joe St. Germain 212- ;he 18-year history of the tempts, but out of 59 free qulring but 23 tallies to reach Roberts, and Skip McGill. 9,798 points and has scored 179 Celtics squad, John Havlicek David Ploss ...... Wethersfield Pedestriaaa the abstract, however—women r plus two special schoolboy 45. oop. 'The team scoring dif throws. Smith has a .932 aver that plateau. His teammate, Picking his outstanding sen to date. He need.s 23 more for and Larry Siegfried, are expect tral Connecticut. Barry Dougan ...... Rockville Seniors 662. don’t like to be told directly awards, and plaques to the first 46. age, as compared to the Phila Bill Russell, should reach the iors. East Catholic Coach Norm 10,000 and has three chances ed to be back in action against Keefe In Top Form the Army for Uncle Sam, was 47. Alan Mooney ...... Rockville Seniors ferential shows that three what to buy. SCORE FIFTH WIN two three-man teams to finish, clubs, Boston, S t Louie and Los delphia guard's .916. 10,000 point level within the Gerber listed Bavier, Alubicki, this week to make the grade. the Warriors, eighth last year. Keefe has not 48. Earle Stone ...... Rockville Seniors ELKS-^ohn Rleder 158— If you’re angling for a new While Buschmann waa win Blach runner ■will also be pre Angelee, are in the plus col Dominates Rebonndere next month. Nicklaus Exempt Manchester shooters again Thomas, Sheckley, Cass, and The Celtics play San Francis Havlicek's puffed right knee run here since 1960 when he Paul Johnston ...... Loomis School 389. Bob McDowell 136, BUI fishing rod or tackle box, bring ning at Boston, veteran Jimmy sented with a souvenir gift from 40. Bill Russell continues to dom led the Glaston/bury Senior Rifle co in the second half of a Na a problem that ha.s stayed with trailed winner Bob Lowe acroos Jim Kimball ...... Unattached Collins 149—360, Ray Beaure umns, with Cincinnati scoring your old equipment Into view, Pebra. The latter three were Keefe, former Central Connecti 50. inate the rebounders with 389 team to Its fifth win and no mainstays of the Eagle line this tional Basketball Association him since his operation during the final white line. the 'Tall Cedars. All proceeds George Starkus ...... Unattached gard 138-138— 403, Emil Dietz exactly the very same number putter over it, and wistfully cut ace and Pan-American 51. retrieves, for a 21.6 average to defeats. 77118 time Allan Archl'- double header at Boston Garden the off-season • continues to Area racing buffs who turn will enter the Muscular Dys Jeff Walden ...... Worcester Poly A. A. 158— 388, John Naretto 136, Joe of points per game, 109.6, as Pts. Avg. express your riews on replace' year, Games standout, was showing 52. maintain his lead over Jerry bal^ still a Junior shooter and AlabicU Out Wednesday night Philadelphia bother him but Dr. John Doher out will have a chance to see trophy Fund of the Cedars. Les Dowd ...... Unattached Ftoglis 364, Jim Aceto 357, Ken they are giving up to the oppo Chamberlain, SF .. ..506 38.9 ment. From Entry Fees his heels to the college and 53. Lucas of Cincinnati, who has West. L A ...... 482 30.1 last year a member o f Gill Gerber listed Alubicki, even and New York play the fir.st ty, the team physician, believes the New Eingland Interscholas The race' is a 100 per cent 54. John Lafko ...... Unattached ■Washburn 388, Chris Deoiantls sition. If this doesn’t arouse any In- club runners in the Fritz Mar 373 grabs for a 20.7 average. Jones, Bos...... 436 24.2 Hunt’s Manchester High team, though the fullback won’t see gam e—and then journey to St. he'll be able to play. tic champion in action. Art Du- benefit, as it has always been. 55. Thomas Green ...... Unattached 870, Bill Adamy 370. ‘The other five cluhe are terast on your wife's part, let led with a fine 194 out o f the tin Race at Wesleyan. Keefe's minus in the differential col San FYancisoo’s Chamberlain Bellamy. Balt...... 416 23.1 action Thursday agralnst South Louis for a game with the Siegfried has responded from performance is an indication long of Boston will be wearing This Is the 14th straight year 56. Joe Berardy ...... O n tral Conn. A. A. her know you’d buy it yourself DUNEDIN, Fla. (A P )—Jack Nicklaus wiU be ex poosifele 200 four-position score. umn, but no more than New in five less games than Russell Baylor, LA ...... 398 24.9 CaUudic. The 190-pounder was Hawks Thursday. On Saturday a knee injury (aster than ex that the little man from Der the colors of the Spartan A. C. that the Tall Cedars have spon 57. Greg Bigelow ...... Central Conn. A. A. except that you don’t think its empt from paying entry fees in all 1965 golf tourna Also shooting were John Galla DUSTY-AUTO — Ted Cham York’s minus 5.5 points per oitd Lucas, has the best per Lucas, Cin...... 382 21.2 an Eagle mainstay until a back Boston entertains Cincinnati. pected. by must-.be reckoned with. A f It should be interesting to sored the holiday trot over 58. Augle Grace ...... Central Conn. A. A. available locally. This is a sure gher Sr. with 189 and Ken bers 148—355, Abe Ostrlnsky game, which indlcatee that game average with 23.0 re Johnson, B alt ...... 375 20.8 ments, a sort of a bonus for the 24-year-old pro for Injury forced him out of action Bill Russell is the other play Both Naulls and Tom Sanders ter failing to make the United see the battle between Dulong Manchester’s paved streets. so. Henry Keane ...... Central Conn. A. A. 135, Gene Parker 359, Ihiss Ap fire ' technique—no woman can Wood, also 189. er closing in on 10,000 p>olnts. were treated for nagging back Alex Orloff ...... O n tral Conn. A. A. with the exception of Boston’s bounds each time out. He set Pettit, St. L...... 368 24.5 edging Arnold Palmer in the 1964 PGA money race by In the fourth game. He scored States Olympic team, Keefe and Larry Seretto of Blast Public address system will be 60. pleby 350, Walt Telller 362, Flobertson, Cin...... resist the challenge of shopping The big pivot, best known as a ailments over the weekend but Jim Patten ...... Ontral Onn. A. A. outings, every NBA contest is a season high in retrieving . .366 26.1 twice this season. took things easy and didn’t Catholic High, Connecticut in operation at the starting and 61. Stan Miruckl 371, Ed Slowik Howell, Balt...... 332 20.8 for a gift that "just isn’t avail a mere $81.13. Traveling to the Massachu- Bavier came into his own this rebounder and defensive genius, neither is affected enough to finishing line. Progress of the 62. Pat Tallman ...... O n tral Conn. A. A. nip and tuck affair. Boston is Sunday night against Detroit, able.” When the season ended with sette State Junior PoeiUoa start training seriously again Clas.s B champion and runner- 362, Ed Brainard 361, A1 Ros- winning its games by a 10.4 Greer, Phil...... 332 20.8 year for Blast, helping to take needs just 181 points. keep him out of action. race, from start to finish, will 63. Chris Drew ...... Central Conn. Froeh when he came o ff the boards ■When you get what you the Cajun Classic in Lafayette, Champlonahipe at Hopidnton, until this fall. iin in the recent State Cross Tom Greenlaw ...... Central <3onn. Froeh sette 353. points per game margin over Scott, Det...... 294 16.3 up some of the gap suffered by be relayed along the rout# at 64. with 40 rebounds. Dlschinger, Det...... 294 16.3 want, have the grace to act La., Sunday,..Nicklaus — who Mass., the Manchester Rifle Buschmann, who has just ■ ’ "v Championship meet at Steve Jurovaty ...... Central (3onn, Froeh the competition. the loss of Alubicki, he laecame 65. Oscar Robertson of Cincin . .291 20.8 surprised. The giver has a right was second In the tourney— Club won fourth place honors completed a three-year hitch in UConn, various Intervals. James Kllbum ...... Central Conn. Froeh POWDER PUFF—Pat Dibble In the individual field goal Reed, NY ...... the "bread and butter man" for 66 . nati continues to pace the play- Loughery, Balt. .. ..289 16.1 to think the whole thing was pocketed $113,284.50 in winnings Tuesday, Nov. 24 with a four-man team acore of Bruce McMahon ...... Central Conn. Froeh 185— 454, Shirley Pierce 188, percentages, every one of the the Bkigles. Bavier scored once Longest Win Streak in History 67. makers with 141 assists for a ..279 17.4 her idea. for the year. Palmer waa third Masonic Sports Night, 7 p.m 1449. Mandieeters ecorers were Lenny Marchlonnl ...... O n tra l Conn. Froeh Mary Larlrle 188—493, Bar Beaty, St. L...... on a rush and proved equally 68. nine Association units has one 10.1 per game average, and is ..269 14.9 In the Cajun and his earnings —Masonic Temple. as follows In prone, sitting, Greg Wedman ...... Ontral Onn. Froedx bara Farrand 463, Audrey Thurmond, SP ..., ^ as a receiver. ■20 Straight Victories and Still Not No. h 69. man among the top ten lead being chased by Guy Rodgers DeBusschere, D et . . .264 14.7 reached $113,203.87. Thursday, Nov. 26 kneeing and standing ecore or Bob McBrien ...... Ontral Onn. A. A. PhUllmore 462. Manchester Coach Tony Ali- 70. ers. Baltimore has two in this Of San FYancisco and K. C. Heinsohn, Bos...... 259 15.2 The PGA said Monday the Five Mile Road Race, 10:80 — der. brio had high praise fOr all his Old Marchetti Rates Assist 71. Loren Schav# ...... O n tral Conn. A. A. category. Butkus Repeater Jones of Boston, who have 110 Embry, (Din...... 255 14.2 race was the closest since it Main St. A. Archibald . 97 9« 90 88-669 seniors. "They really stuck to it 72. Tom Bowler ...... UConn Varsity CHURCH— Cy Perkins 204- Wilt Chamberlain with thir started keeping records in 1947. Football — MH8 at Windham, this season. They refused to quit 73. Tim Dobratz ...... UConn Varsity 311— 661, Paul Miller 217-244— teen games under his belt, has On Coaches’ Club Karl Smith . .100 91 88 34-668 Arkansas Wants Losses.. The final Top Ten money 10:30 — WllUmantlc. John RothweU 98 96 86 80-86© and worked well together,” he As G>lts Cop Western Title 74. Bill Gadus ...... UConn Varsity 618, Hank Wlttke 224-598, Stu moved into the Individual scor winners, listing tournaments Football — East vs. Smth Jan Jacobs .. .100 90 89 79-358 said. Picking out his outstanding 75. Doug Hagen ...... UConn Varsity Wolcott 216-553, John Nelson ing lead with a total of 506 Point Total Lowest in Years NEW YORK (AP) — Dick played, won and placed among Catholic, 11 a.m.— Mt. Nebo. seniors, Alibrio named Cote, 76. Robert Ward ...... UConn Varsity points for a 38.9 average. He is Jan Jacobe was high girl Baltimore (NEA)—It hap-'^longer than any other gfuy, sa- 202-551, Art Johnson 232, Flay Butkus of Illinois, Gale Sayers the top five; Lodi, Getsewlch, Lundgren, Gen- 77. Bob Brozowski ...... U O n n FYoeh Reid 221, FYed ‘Towle 220, Ber- followed by Jerry West of Los T W P shooter in her firet four-poel- pened on a Thursday afternoon vorlng the feel. The skin still Lewis Chamberlain ...... U O n n FYoeh of Kansas and Rick Redman of Dobbs Resigns tilcore, Dotchln and Roberta. isn't drawn tigljt over his By Notre Dame, Alabama 78. nle Banavlge 219, Rudy Heck Angeles who led the League Nicklaus, $113,284.50 24 8 17 Uon tournament. To be notM in Tbarsome FouP laat August when Gino M ar 79. Peter Everett ...... U O n n FYoeh in individual scoring up until New England Scoring Title Washington are repeaters on the A. Palmer, $113,203.37 24 2 16 this tournament there were only N stomach, but in action you'd 215, Bob Stavens 214, Ray Hol- 80. George FYlck ...... UConn FYoeh CALGARY (AP) — Bobby four possibles (100) prone and Getaewtch, GentUoore, Dot- chetti was sampling a ham never know the difference. oomlbe 211, BUI Brown 203, Ron this past week. The LA back- American Football (Doaches As B. Casper Jr. $90,130.87 30 4 15 (AP) __ ^Monday, gaining 36 of the 47^ln their regular-season 81. Gene Goss ...... UOnn Froeh sociation All-Star team. Dobbs, coach of the Calgary Mancheeter ahootera got fisro o t chin and Roberta were part of burger at one of his numerous NEW YORK I .etcher 203, Russ Hughes 201, court star has 482 tallies and is T. Lema, $74,130.37 26 8 6 Tough Defense first-place ballots cast. games. 82. Tom Lllllendahl ...... UOnn Froeh Wrapped Up for Whelchel Stampeders of the Western Con the the defensive line of which "Gino’s" that dot the Eastern The defense which was the | Frank Broyles and his Ar- Dan Newoombe 200, Dave hitting at a 30.1 average, fol Butkus, the mini’s center and B. Nichols, $74,012.26 27 2 4 Allbrio la very proud. Accord Seacoast from Maryland to In all, Notre Dame collected Notre Dame, Alabama and 83. Joe Manx ...... U O n n FYoeh lowed by Sam Jones of Boston linebacker, Jayhawk halfback K. Venturi, $62,466.96 28 8 8 ference, said Monday night he question mark in Baltimore kansas Razorbacks have all Arkansas remained unchanged Evans 562. ing to the coach, the "Fear- New Jeraey. Marchetti is the 437 points in the voting on the 84. Paul Phinney IH ...... UConn Froeh who has 436 markers to 416 for Sayers and Redman, a standout d . Player, $61,449.64 18 2 8 has resigned from the Canadiain Next meeting o t the club’s this year has achieved two .shut- the victories they need, in the 1-2-8 rankings, but the 85. Edward Rosen ...... UOnn Froeh vlrtuallydowns and kicked 20 pclnts-aft- aome BVnir’’ molded themselves perennial All-Pro defensive end basis of 10 for first, nine for sec Walt Bellamy of Baltimore. guard (or the Huskies, were M. Rudolph, $62,668.69 26 1 9 Football Leagpie team. senior members will be Thurs outs and came within a la.st- ,, , ____ r ond, eight (or third and ao on, rest o< the nation’s elite took a 86. Robert Shannahan ...... UOnn Froeh GREEN MANORETTES—Sue Wrapped up the New England er as well as three field goals. Into a fine combination this with the Baltimore Colts who minute touchdown of another, i i-hanks v e ry m uch m am. Accuracy Leader college football scoring cham Mercein, also a kicker, scored first-team selections last year. J. Rodriguez, $40,338.86 24 8 8 Dobbs made the announce day Dec. 8 at 7 pjn. at the laat Sunday wrapped up the while Alabama retained second considerable shaking up. 87. David Avery ...... UConn FYoeh OTiwyer 201-480, Marilyn Bat' Zelmo Beaty of the St Louis ment following a club meeting. WaddeU School Rifla Range. year. Guards Gentilcore and From his left end po.sition, Gino and t h e y ’d JUSt lik e a COU- Nebraska, upset by Oklahoma pionship with an assist from the four times and booted 19 extra This year’s first team, se M. Souchak, $39,559.10 29 2 4 Western Conference title in the with six first-place votes and 88. Paul Phinney ...... O n tral Conn, A. A. her 451. Hawks heads the loop in accu lected by 612 coaches and re Roberta fHled a gap which has provided the pressure on a | pie of lo s s e s now. 386 points. 17-7, dropp^ No. 4 to sev 89. FYed Barker ...... U O n n FYoeh Injury jinx. points and five field goals. made tbia season more Miccese- National Football League. passer that disrupts game plans j They've won all they’re really racy, with a .524 average, Jim Leitz of Williams (66) leased Monday by TV Guide Gino was an ex-football play Each has a 9-0 record with enth with Michigan moving into 90. Thomas Patton ...... Unattached which is ahead o f Chamber The triple threat Massachu Cul than a year ago. Lack of and gives Johnny Unitas and allowed to, least-wise in the reg- the fourth position. Th* Wolver OOMMERdAL—FYed Oakes and John Cluney o f Tufts (61) magrazine, includes two quarter er, or thought so after having one game to go, Notre Dame 91. O m e ll Latoumeau Jr. .. Unattached lain’s 1063 mark of .517 in the setts quarterback wound up his backs, Bob Berry of Oregon and guards deq>erately hurt Alibrio Co. the opportunity to rack up j ular season, you see. Ten of ines upset Ohio State 10-0 for the 865. Paul Aceto 384. Gasper also had finished their seasons WE NEED SPACE played a dozen seasons of pro against Southern California and 92. Lawrence Campbell ...... O n ard A. A. corresponding week. ‘Terry regular season a week ago and CYaig Morton of California, last season. Getzewlch also I ’em. ’Their season is over and Alabama against Auburn. Ar Big Ten title and a place In the 93. Richard Symin^on ...... Sudbury A. A. Morra 389. Mort Tinker 366. then had to watch to see 4f two weeks ago. They wound up ball and having retired as the Morris Millman 354. Tim Flynn Dlschinger of Detroit and Jerry third and fourth, respectively. Oregon’s Len Casanova, pres scored once. greatest defensive end In the Last Sunday, he even caught j they’re still not No. 1. So’s the kansas, No. 3, Is through. The Rose Bowl. 94. John Hatzenbuhler ...... Wilton A. A. Chuck Mercein of Yale would The Top Ten, with first-place 362. Stan Zima 366. Roger West are the other sharpshoot The only player to gain a high ident of the associatiem, said the Lundgren, operating from history of the game. up with Frank Tarkenton in a best thing they can hope for is a Porkers, who have a Cotton 95. FYed Hauseman ...... Wesleyan A. A. push past him. coaches decided Berry and Mor suspen-seful chase when th e' couple of los.ses. votes in parentheses, and Buckley 366, Walt Jacobs 386, ers over the .500 barrier yith spot through last Saturday’s ac end. waa the leading p u s “I thought," recalls Gino, Bowl date with Nebraska, 96. Chris Kutteruf ...... Unattached .514 and .601, respectively. Mercein, who was injured two ton should share the position STOCK REDUCTION tivity was Bob O’Brien, the catcher for the Indians. An "that Don Thompson was a Minnesota quarterback looked. That’s not to wish Ara Par closed out their (ir.st perfect 10- points; 97. Fllwin Draghi ...... Unattached Herb Smith 369. weeks ago, didn’t get to play In M7 There was an exchange of Dartmouth halfback, who because the voting was so close. ankle injury kept him out of good football player, and the as if he rnight pull out a win In I seghian and his .Irish nor Bear 0 season in 65 years with a 17-0 1. Notre Dame (16) ' 98. Bob Beardslee ...... Wesleyan A. A. the Harvard game and Whel Other first-team nominees 886 leadership again among the scored a touch down against the Central game but he Is ex Colts didn't need me. I had no the la.st five minutes of play. I Bryant and his Crimson Tide blanking of Texas Tech. 2. Alabama (6) 99. Karl Flinstenberg ...... Wesleyan A. A. GUYS ’n DOLLS—^BUl Ret chel wound up with a one-point were ends Jack Snow, Notre "I've been chasing that little 846 free throwers with Adrian Penn. O’Brien wound up in a tie pected back for Windham. Intention of returning. I was any bad luck, mind you. It’s Ten-0 is, of course, as good as 8. Arkansas (4) 100. Doug Kendall ...... Wesleyan A. A. chert 202, Ray Bjorkman 212- victory 69-58i Dame, and Larry Elkins, Bay guy for three years," nods Gino, you can do—and this is a team 4. Michigan (1) 815 101. Sam Stivers ...... Wesleyan A. A. Smith of Cincinnati moving with Jack Somback of Ameri Lodi, smallest man on the In terrible shape." just that’s the only way the 223— 609, Bob Stavens 234— ahead of last week's leader. Whelchel scored five touch- lor; tackles Larry Kramer, Ne "so maybe it'.S time I got him Razorbacks can gain the No. 1 that hoped only to do as well as 8. Texas 247 102. Greg Haskell ...... New Hampshire Froeb can International for fifth place V teem at 5-5 and 140 pounds, and Up to 270 Pounds 593, Bob Minnich 203-202— 568, braska, and Ralph Neely, Okla once." 6. Louisiana Stat« im with 48 points. hard-nosed Cote operated In the Terrible shape means that spot they've sought so long and it's 5-5 record of the .season be- 103. John Hutchinson...... Torrington Delores Merkle 183, JU Kra- homa; guard Glen Ressler, (ore -but it now would take two 7. Nebraska 168 The annual Holy (Dross-Boston Jan JajreoD, Mgr. beckfield this season. Alibrio instead of 245, Gino was up to "That Marchetti.” Coach never achieved. -I 104. David H etherm an...... Wachusett Stridors vontka 179—496, Ruth Smith Penn State; halfback Larry Du Norm 'Van Brocklin of the Vik major upsets for Arkansas to 8. Oregon State 91 106. Robert R o u rk e ...... Unattached Atmosphere Relaxed, Comfortable College game is the only one pointed to both for their fine 270, and at the age of 37 the Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish 178------498, Anita Shorts 202— pree, Florida, and fullback Tom ings .shook his head ruefully, retained their No, 1 spot in the win it all. Both Notre Dame and 9. Ohio State 84 106. Ken Nechitilo ...... Unattached left on the docket but neither performances and determina fat doesn't come off easy. But 488, Barbara Algren 181— 483, Nowatzke, Indiana-. it was evident to the Colt "Tell him for me to go ahead late.st Associated Press Poll Alabama will be solid favorites 10. Florida State 68 107. Gary Dorsey ...... Unattached team has a player with more SALE tion during the year. Judi Lockwood 177—465. coaches a lean 'Thompson (soon and return again.” ------108. Ws-yne Plummer ...... Penney A. A. than aui outside chance to over Thursday, the.se athletes per Mel Counts Becomes Star, released) was less desirable Has the tension and .sweat of 109. l^g«r Ahrens...... Wilton A. A. take Whelchel. Jim Marcellino TUES.. WEDn FRIe. SAT—NOY. 24,2S. 27,28 form for the last time on the than a spaghetti-packed Gino. playing football again been Pro Grid Career 110. Dick H eck ...... Unattached and Jack Lentz of Holy cross gridiron. Both coaches are gun "Then I got this call from | really worth it to Gino, who 111. Paul Morlarty ...... Unattached Trojans’ Victory Celtic Education Helpful have 38 and 36 points, respec Bouton, Radatz ning for victory and much de Carroll Rosenrbloom,” continued could subsist without the salary Atlanta Libel Suit 112. Mike D ix o n ...... Unattached tively, but would need four- pends on the seniors la.st ef Marchetti, "that he wanted to he draws from the Colts? Interests Roberts 113. Bob Bamberger...... Hartford Track Club Must to Cement touchdown performances Speak Tonight forts. see me in New York, and that “ Only,” he sald“ lf we win the 114. James McDermott...... Coast Guard A. A. NEW YORK (NEA) — 'Two against the Eagles to win the he was sending hts own plane title." He meant you have to 115. S. A. Kull ...... Coast Guard A. A. Rose Bowl Bid weeks, that Is all it took, be crown. dowm to get me. It was on a sell a lot of hamburgers to NEW YORK (API—Archie 116. D. F. G ehring...... Coast Guard A. A. fore Mel Counts realized why Gary Wilson of Dartmouth Little Jackie FarreU of the Boswell Honored Thursday after the Colts had equal the five grand or so ex Roberts, the Columbia passing Loses Court Fight 117. J. R. Offutt ...... Coast Guard A. A. the Boston Oltics have been came on strong at the finish but New York Yankee Speakers’ already played their first exhi tra you get for playing In a whiz from Holyoke, Mass., says 118. M. A. M cD erm ott...... Coast Guard A. A. Notre Dame, the country’s the dominant force in the Na couldn’t take top kicking laurels Bureau will run the show to championship game. 119. R. L. McDermott...... Fairfield A. A. top-ranked college football tional Basketball Association away from Mercein. Wilson fin night, the seventh annual For Grid Efforts bition game.” he would be interested in play Rosenbloom Is the owner of ‘ATLANTA (A P )— A libel suit for |8.1 million 120. J. M. M athias...... St. Michael’s A. A. team, may not play in a bowl, for the last seven years. ished with 33 points as a result Masonic Sports Nig^t, and ing professional football if he 121. Charles Purlnton ...... Loomis School but the Flighting Irish probably of 27 extra point kicks and two he’ll call on two pitchers for BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — the Colts, and he maintains an against Atlanta Newspapers Inc. has been (lismissed by It really wasn’t a hard thing 122. Dan McKlnndy ...... Milwaukee Track Club will decide Michigan’s opponent field goals. Mercein scored 34 choice remarks. Jim Bouton "This is one of the nicest things apartnient on Central Park Forrest Laidley gets a good offer. to understand, especially for South overlooking the biggest "I want to enter medicine," the Georgia Supreme Court. 123. Vincent F’andettl ...... 'VFW Po,st, Manchester In the Rose Bowl New Year’s someone like Counts, a seven- points with his kicking. of the American League that ever happened to m e,” was The 4-3 decision ruled that the^ 124. George Davis ...... Unattached Whelchel was third with 29 champion New York Yan blind golfer Oiarley Boswell’s stretch of greenery in mid-Man- he said Monday, "but if enough Day. footer from Coos Bay, Ore., Elected at Yale Polk County court at Cedartown 125. Jim Keefe ...... Unattached i points as a kicker. reaction to being named to hgttan. In an hour Gino waa en money is offered me I might the Supreme Court agreed yes The unbeaten, untied Irish go who -J- surprisingly enough — kees and Dick Radatz of the was right when it threw out the 126. Dick Iiallberte ...... South Carolina A. A. Whelchel’s 69-polnt total Is the Sports Illustrated Silver Anni joying the view, and for the take it to play pro ball." terday, that the acUon should after their 10th straight victory had to work extremely hard Boaton Red Sox will be fea 127. Mike P in t o ...... Unattached lowest winning output since the versary All-America. next four hours he was listen Roberts said he already has ■suit by Joe Rives of Rockmart have been Ixought in Flilton Saturday against Southern Cali at basketball despite his natur tured along with the witty ing to Carroll’s best persuasive NEW HAVEN (API—Yale’s been accepted at Coliunbia over a sports story published in County, where Atlanta New.spa- 128. Bob McKinney ...... Bennet A. A. fomia in Los Angeles. 'The Tro al assets. tabulation was started a decade Farrell. " I ’m thrilled to death,” the 87th varsity football captain is 129. Tom Maynard ...... '.... East Catholic Birmingham insurance execu powers. The gist of it was that Medical School and indicated the Atlanta Journal. pers Inc. publlahes the Journal jans are tied with Oregon State And it was because of this ago.. The lowest previous win The affair will be staged the Colts had a chance to Forrest Laidley. a 19-year-oId i he would want to work out Rives sued the paper over an and the Atlanta Constitution. 130. Davis Smith ...... East Catholic for the lead in the Pacific Ath dedication that Counts made ning total was 60 points scored at the Masonic Temple start tive said. 131. Fred Kueisel ...... Hamilton College The Silver Anniversary squad achierve their first title since junior from Glenview, 111. school program to fit in with account of a Little League base The Supreme Court’s decision, letic Conference, but the PAC JUI-Amerlca at Oregon State, by Yale fullback Bob Blanchard ing at 7 o’clock with a din 132. Alan Bedell ...... Unattached All major brand, new car tcAe-offsai^dGenerol Jet is comprised of former college the glory days of 1958-59, but Laidley wa.s elected Monday any pro offer. ball game in which his team, written by Justice Tom Candlqr/ faculty advisors announced made the U.8 . Olympic team in 1960. ner. Tickets are still avail football players who have made It dodn’t mean a thing without night to succeed Abbott I^aw- He denied a report he re Rockmart, forfeited to Medlock withdrew an opinion the court 133. Michael Lynch ...... \ . East Catholic Monday they would defer their and wound up os fiivt draft Last year's scoring champion, able and will be sold at the outstanding contributins in life Gino to shore up their defen rence of Portland, Ore. at the ceived a dual offer from Mont of Decatur. He contended that had written in the same case 134. Pete Godin ...... Unattached vote untU alter the Notre Dame choice of basketball’s best teem. quarterback Dick Koldozley of door. 135. Edward Seaward ...... Glastonbury T. C. X Air blemished tires. during the 25 years after gradu sive line, which looked like the football .squad's annual dinner. real's McGill University and the his reputation had been dam Nov. 6. Yesterday the court said Southern <^1 game. Since work is something of American International, scored ation. Achilles heel qf the club. Laidley played defeiiAive guard Montreal Alouettes of the Ca aged by the account. I decisions of the p u t had led to 136. Robert Ellder ...... Unattached a salvation for Counts, he fits 72 points. »When Gino got back on the 137. Doug Alexander ...... Wilton H. S. ‘The inference is that If the Boswrell played on the 1987; most of this sea.son. nadian Football Ijeague. The Polk City court said and a maze of confusion in the news Trojans upset Notre Dame or in perfectly with a team like Whitewalls, Blackwalls, Tubeless 1938 and 1939 University of Ala plane to return to Baltimore, he paper publishing industry. 138. Frank Perry ...... Boston A. A. the Celtics. turned to his partner In the 139. Greg Kent...... Boston A. A. make a' good showing they bama football teams. He was In a strong opinion, the court might be selected over Oregon “Just being around these blinded by a German shell In hamburger business and asked: ruled yesterday that publishers 140. Robert Campbell ...... Unattached ^ guys lifts you,"' Oounta said. I "What do you think?” "The 141. Bob Northnicic ...... Coventry A. A. State for the Rose Bowl. South saving a fellow soldier in the are enUtled to protection from em Cal and Oregon State both “Everyone does so much, n ie . ATLANTIC Battle of the Bulge. way the man put it to you," multiple suits. 142. Charles H u n ter...... North Medford (31ub older guys want the new ones came the answer, "I don’t think 143. Robert Evans...... Unattached . are 3-1 in conference play while After losing his sight Boswell "The point we wish to put at over-all Oregon State is 8-2 and to be like them. UnUl thU year , concentrated on golf. He' be you have any choice." rest now and for good," the 144. Frank Chetalat ...... East Catholic I had never seen them play e«-1 So the next day, Gino was In 145. Harold Davey ...... Unattached the Trojans 6-3. came an 80 shooter, wdnnlng court said, "is that one publica The postponement of the PAC cept for a game oh television the International Blind Golfers Westminster, Md., .at the Colts tion is only one libel regardless 146. Frank Barnes ...... Unattached SERVICE 2 FREE once in a while. I didn’t really training camp on the Western 147. Alan Baxter...... Unattached team selecUon was the main MEL COUNTS Championship seven times and of the times It was exposed to news Monday, bowl-wise, al understand what it was that the national title 13 times. Maryland College campus, 148. Irving Schappe ...... Mountain Park A. A. the view of different people. though West 'Virginia announced made them so good. every time he lifts his huge, 488 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER ready to take his directions But each new printing of the 149. Ed Stanzione ...... F’innlsh American A. O. it had accepted an invitation to Got Good Idea bony frame off the Celtic bench. from Coach Don Shula, who Is newspaper and its exposure to 150. Marc Gellnaz ...... Mountain Park A. A. Buffalo Manager three years younger. The Colts 151. Jack Chase ...... New Hampshire A. A. play in the Dec. 19 Liberty Bowl “I’m not saying that I fully Helped by Cocuh NEW YORK (AP) War public view constituted a libel. understand it now, but I’ve were down to one-a-day prac ‘ "When the publisher deliver 152. Roy White ...... Ekurt Catholic at Atlantic City, N.J., in the But Auerbach is helping him ren Sheriff Robinson, 43, a bull tice sessions, but Gino went on first major bowl game to be got a good idea. All these make the transition with the pen coach the last two years ed papers containing libel for players are so closely knit, his ' own two-a-day program, pubiic exposure, libel w u com jplayed Indoors. least amount of trouble. WHEELS with the New York Mets was getting up early every morning they help each other so much. I plete. ^ • No opponent was named for "He (Auerbach) has been named manager of their Buf for private running drills. When I joined the team, Tom WITH PURCHASE OF "To allow a suit for damages Western Michigan Triumphs ■ Ihe Mountaineers although great to me," Counts said. “He falo, N. Y., farm club in the Now the Colts have their Gomer Jones, Oklahoma coach, Heinsohn helped me with my 2 NEW GENERAL International League Monday. longest winning streak In his each time a different person shooting. Then Bill Russell has BO much patience with me. sees the newspaper would un «, jn ld the Sooners had been con- When I do something wrong he He succeeds George W h 11 e y tory, nine straight, and after In ISCAA Cross Country Run ' Ucted. helped me with my rebound Kurowski. every game, Gino hangs around reasonably shackle the press ing and defense. doesn’t raise hts voice even If FREE 1 WEEK ONLY and might quickly bankrupt it, f - “After a game if X mess up he is telling me something for SNOW TIRES thus doing great harm to both EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP)#fourth and Walt Hewlett of Har- a play they think enough of the second or third time.” the publisher and the readers. GUARANTEED—THIS YEAR Alex Hackney—Suggests — Western Michigan won its vard fifth. M e 1 Stottlemyre you to take you aside and tell Now that statement may ★ BATTCRIES SPRAYED "Unless the language employ first team title at the 36th an you what you did wrong. surprise a few people—mostly YOU GO IN SNOW OR ed' by the legislature demands nual NCAA Cross-Country run Banton covered the four miles TO PROTECT THEM FROM CORROSION In 20:04.5, a creditable perform I.L. BRA Winner "This makes the atmosphere NBA referees—but It is one WE WILL PAY THE TOW GOLF BALLS ^ such an unreasonable construc Monday while Elmore Banton of ance considering the 36-degree comfortable and relaxed. part of Auerbach’s complex AIJ. FAMOUS BRANDS tion, the courts should not do Ohio University led all the way Evefryone on the team adds personality that the public so and thus attribute to the leg to make It a good day for the temnerature, a 17 mlle-per-hour ■> ROCHESTE^ N.Y. (AP)— ★ CHECK AIR BREATHERS EASY BUDGET TERMS—JUST SAY CHARGE IT • Tltllst • Dot • Royal wind and slippery anew and ■ Mel Stottlemyre, the young sornethlng to the feeling. There doesn’t see. Special • Max Fly • Staff islature an unreasonable inten Mid-American Conference. And this Is much of the rea (FOR CARBURETORS) sluslt. right-hander who moved pp always is a lot of joking and • PGA tion.” The Broncos from Kalamazoo, from Richmond and helped lead laughing, especially before son for Boston’s success. Auer The best NCAA championship bach is an expert in handling NO PURCHASE REQUIRED GIFT BOXED Mich., never before had taken a ithe New York Yankees to a practice. It kind of eases things. time over a four-mile bourse ballplayera. OAR FROM A OAlU> national title. They finished first was 19:12.8 by Max Truex of penant, won the International "Then when the coach (he Huge Ditcounto on with’ a low of 86 points. Oregon still - calls him Mr. Auerbach) Counts is learning that He’s GENERAL Southern Oalifomla In 1967. Lepgue’s eamed-run title last Shoes and Clubs ST. LOUIS (AP)— Here’f also learning a lot of other was second with 116 points and All ot the 180 etartere eroeeed ■■^“«=eeoson, official averages showed thinks we’re ready be etarte why Harold (Zip) Brotdez, as Ohip University, ot Athsns, short but things from everyone on the sistant clubhouse man o f the ^ finish line. today./ practice and we go COMPLETE LINE OF NATIONALLY Ohio, third with 122. Stottlemyre compiled a 1.42 hard." Boston club. world champion St. Louie Car . Banton, a 142-pound 'junior Counts still isn’t a polished The Celtics have Been edu FAMOUS GOLF EQUIPMENT dinals got second baseman Ju BRA in 30 games befqre being G R ^ STAMPS TIRE SERVICE READY FOR FINALE—Mapping strategy for Thursday’s game with South from Akron, , sprinted out at the A f^ r the second game tbia ballplayer and he’s morp aware cating the newcomers like this lian Javier's IMS automobile: ’.piled up by the Yankees early MANCHESTER at Mt. Nebo is the East Catholic coaching staff. Assistants Doug Gaffney, ■tart and nevar was caught. He fall, Mickey Mantlei of the t'an- of it than anyone else. His for years now, and it’s a pretty 155. CENTER STREETr-MANCHEST^ "T w o’ aiontlw baic^iriMM aariad .’J" TO August. TELEPHONE 649-8078 George Grasso and Don Robert listen to Head Coach Norm Gerber, second flnlehed nearly 78 yards keee, bad the lo o n st World "il” Bnice Brubaker of the Byra- moves Btm are somewhat awk good system. I aald ‘Zip, U wiina. tlM Na- of Bin Gtarii e t Notre Daitae. Six ktralglit worid cham' COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP from left, discuss plan of attack. Game starts at 11 at Mt. Nebo. (Herald' Serlee batting .streak-i-f euM Chief* was 6e o < ^ with ward and he s ^ has to IjTiore OPEN DAILY 8 PJL<^T. 8 AJL-8 PJf. 80S S. MAIN s t r e e t MANCHESTER; ant n gh« Jim Hlanpby e t Alr-fbna was U t . safely In the last two ganas' the Milekeri Crain tho fWia ptooehlps is proof enough. Photo by Ofiara.) • ' . yen my aar," said Javier. third, Dave Wightoa of Colorado at Ifia Angelas last October. ♦
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HOURS ' ing. business and professional 629 W. Center S t ets, full ceramic bathroom. way. *100 monthly. Call 875u board heat. Only minutes from guest ratM SIX ROOMS, first floor, garage, condition. Owner anxious. Sell Bid Asked 8 AJL to 5 PJl offices. Floors, windows, fur H eat hot water, parking, 3748, 876-2600. ing below appraised value. UConn. 742-7056. niture. References if required. STRICTLY FRESH BOOS— basement, storage and laun central. 649-6636. Sabarimn For Sale 75 Conn. Bank and f u l l y furnished duplex — 4 RANCH Pasek Realty, 280-7476, 742- Giuliani’s Farm, Birch Moun dry. Children welcome. On bus Trust Co...... 72 75V4 643-9467. bedrooms, washer, TV, bus FOUR ROOM, second floor 8243. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSUIED ADVT. tain Road to Tinker Pond line. Rent reasonablle. Tel. af Business Property COVENTRY — Cute 4 room Hartford National line, oil heat gentlemen or apartment, grown child ac- L-shaped 6-room Ranch, ranch, double wooded lot ga Wanted—Real Estate 77 Bank Co...... 65 69 ■KINDAT lldn nUDAX MdM AJIL^-BATUBOAS • AJIL Road, Bolton. ter 4 p.m., 649-3666, owner. THREE BEDROOM ranch, 125 Household Services ladles. Parking. 27 New Street _Mpred. no peU.Call 643-5888. F or M ie 70 corner lot, in Wapping, on rage, large living room with Vernon National FIVE ROOM newly decorated hill with 40-miIe view. foot frontage, fireplace, full fireplace, only *8,500. Hayes SPOT CASH paid for homes, Bank ...... 76 - Offered 13-A FOR RENT—Front room cen-, SIX ROOM duplex, newly dec Buamias zone m - ngM cellar, alummum storms, car Agency, 643-4803. farms and acreage, 24-hour PLEASE READ YOUR AD Household Goode 51 and remodeled apartment for Large living room with fire Fire Insurance Companies trally located. Parking. 69 rent. Immediate occupancy. orated. centrally located. Lau robfflE wltb two offices, aep- place, dining room, large port All for *13.000. Don’t service. Hayes Agency, 643- O bH H M m “Waat AiiT an take* otm tko phaae aa a POOL TABLE repairs. Com EVERY THING In sterilised re Birch Street. 649-7129. rel St., 643-2466. arate eatranee, aulUble tor wait. Hutchins Agency, 646- 4803. Hartford Fire . . . 71V4 74 Centrally located on bus line. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 Ellington ^ka admUaar i ImmM n a d kla ad tke V'lKST plete line of pool table equip OH,MR,HUOGELT,'/OU*RE conditioned used furniture end bueineM or prafaaatooal um. 0103. National Fire ....1 2 3 129 ment may be purchased at Adults or grown children pre CENTER STREET — 4 rooms, baths, 2-car garage, full Phoenix Fire .... 131 137 D A X ni^rB A B S aiA REFOBT ESBOB8 !■ tUne for tlM -E ut v/ith so m e so OAUANTI SOUR WIFE ■■ uces, high quality—low ferred. CaU 649-7060. PtiUbriek Agency, 64»«404. basement, recreation area . WHO NEEDS IT ? MXt kMrrtIna Ska BevaM la m|ifiaAhlii for o a lj ONE Inoor* Sportland Billiard, 283 W. Mid ). LieBlanc Furniture, 19T Apartnient^-FIata— second floor. *80. CaU 648- MANCHESTER — Charming 8 Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. dle Tpke. 643-2367. OTHER GUT'S FRAU 2813. LARGE PARCEL on Main with picture window and M t or omlttod hwarflna for aay edvertHemeet aad thea only Street, Rockville. 875 Tenements 63 VBIRNON — Large, attractive door to outaide. Owner room Colonial, 4 or 6 bed Two bedrocan Ranch with 12th Greuit Aetna Casualty ..127 133 GUESS WHO'S THE Street, miitable for business or rooms, 2 full baths, formal din •a tiM oortoBt o l a *Noako good** laourttra. Brroro which •<«> not REWEAVINO of BURNS, moth S 2174. Open 9-S 4-room apartment, country llv- moving. Call 644-1719. closet space to spare. Fire- Aetna Life ...... 171 177 aa» ^ whjo^ofjlw adaortleeBBeat wM aot ho ooc; /4 baths, beautifully Travelers ...... 40% 42% DIAL 643-2711 NORGE automatic washer In room, adults. 876-9121. MANCHESTER — Now under 6611. Main., 649-6221. excellent condition. Call 649 Center Rd., new 8 roemu, heat, units, excellent condition, cen finished family room, large Mrs. Barbara Ch'ameroy, 24 Public______UtUltlea__ THREE BEDROOM modern construction at Dartmouth of North Manchester, Ind., and conn. Light Power 37% 0536. hot water, atove, refrigerator, apartment, bullt-lns, heat and tral location. *26.900. By ap- i wooded lot. Hayes Agency, Heights, 7 room Colonial. 2V4 f u r n i s h e d Housekeeping Edward Brockway, 19, alias Hfd. Elec. Light . 52% *125. 649-3288, 64S-4S12. hot water, parking and laun room, also all utilities, one polntment only. Phllbrlck 643-4803. bath.s, 2 fireplaces, large fam Barrows £ Wallace Building— Contracting 14' ENGAGEMENT BROKEN! Agency, 649-8464. Edward Mature of New Haven, Hartford Gas Co. 42% dry facilities. *150 monthly. J, adult, ample parking, 272 ily room, porches, 2-car ga Manchester ^arkade acoised of abducting the wom T m M t R m c IiIrc Oir Advtrtiser? YOUNG COUPLE SCHOOL STREET — Six room Main. MANCHESTER — 150x200, rage. city utilities, hot water Southern New England QUALITY CARPENTRY^ Duplex, modem bath, adults D. Realty, 643-6129, 643-8779. large trees, clean 6 room Col Manchester 649-5306 an's two-year-old child from T*. Em . U. S. Pel O i— A1 ttfVH reierred WILL SACRIFICE oil heat. Charles Lespcrance. Telephone Co. . 55 67% Rooms, dormers, porches, ff. IH4 Sy Ual4t< Nehwe lya^eeH. lee f HOME OF FURNITURE preferred, *100 per month. Houses For 72 onial, double garage, only *16,- the Tolland home of her % basements retlnlshed, cab L.ARGE 5 ROOM second floor 649-7620. Mamifactnrlng Companlee 14 -H o ir AifweriBg Service PICK IT UP — JUST PAT Available Nov. 16. Call 643- apartment, heat, hot water, Business Locations 000. Hutchins Agency, VERNON— 7 room split level, estranged husband on Nov. 11 inets, built-ins, formica, tile. CONCORD fU> - Beautiful 646-0103. Allied Thermal .. 54 58 *19.63 6568. stove and refrigerator. Cen F or R ent 1% baths, built-in kitchen, din had their cases continued for Arrow, Hart, Heg. 60% 63% No Job too smsdl. William MONTHLY ______M ranch, large Hvtng room, form hearing and probable cause to Robbins csirpentry service. Bonds— Stocks— Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted— trally located. Garage if de MANCHESTER— Seven rooms, ing room, paneled rec room, Barden ...... 12% 14% sired. Call 649-2396 between BEAUTIFULLY paneled air al dining roam, ou ln et Idtcben, laundry room, garage, covered 3- Free ie Herald Readers 649-3446. M ortgages 27 Male or Female 37 HERE’S THE STORY — This Vernon * 3 bedrooms, recreation room, oil heat, full basement, porch, MANCHESTER Bristol Brass .... 7% »% ELECTRICIAN, licensed Jour was sold to a young couple on 9-5. conditioned space, over 1400 rear patio with fireplace, one- Mrs. Chameroy pleaded not Coleco ...... 8% neyman, experienced in resi landscaped yard. Marlon E. 2-car garage, city utilities, 9% o f oar ( CARPENTRY—32 years’ ex SECOND MORTGAGE - Un STAFF PHYSICAL therapist Oct. 2nd. A few days later they SOUTHGATE APTS. sq. ft., wUl subdivide, profes half acre lot, high as.sumab1e SOdlty to a charge of abduction Colonial Board Waat dential, commercial and indus BUILT 1964 — Fir.st floor, Robertson. Realtor. ett-8l6S good location. Priced at only & VICINITY aaswer at the noted? Simnle perience. Ceilings and floor limited funds available for sec Apply Physical Therapy De Informed us.they wished to can South St. Rockville sional area parking. Main and *16,000. Vacant. Charles Les- mortgage. Nice neighborhood.; of a child by parent and Brock- Common ...... 6% trial. Steady work. Benefits. large 4 room apartment, cel 5% tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga ond mortgages, pairments to partment, Manchester Memor cel their order because they Haynes Street, reasonable 649- MANCHESTER — Executive perance, 649-7620. . Minimum dn\vn payment, f i - ' way pleaded not guilty to Dunham-Buah . . . 4% 5% rages. additions, attics mi- suit your budget. Blxpedlent 875-5905 for appointment ial Hospital. An Bqual Oppor Completely new concept In lar, large yard, In quiet resi 2811. nanclng available. Owners charges of breaking and enter fDW ARDS were not getting married. Pay dential neighborhood. Only neighborhood, lovely 7 room *13.900 - *15,900 HEBRON. Kaman Aircraft . 11% 13 ished, remodeling, concrete service. J. D. Reidty. 648-5129. tunity Employer. ments of almost *200 have been Apartment Living. ColonlaL mammothoth llvln*' COLOlUAL — 4 bedrooms, 1V4 building new home. Asking ing with criminal intent and I N. B. Machine . . . 30% 82% *115 per month. 646-0103. FOR LEASE—ExcaUent loca Time to choose your own lot *19,500. Reasonable offers ap-1 taking away a child. A charge ANSWERING SERVICE work. No Job too small. Im made. If you have a good Job room, modern kitchen with baths, family room off kitchen, and home in this new commu North and Judd .. 18% 20% Every apartment with Oon tor doctor’s office or bullt-lns, dishwasher. Intercom, -1 predated. Lawrence F. Fiano, j of breach of peace against mediate estimates. 643-2629. and are honest and reliable, 414 ROOM garden apartment, bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri nity of quality homes that will Peter Paul ...... 33 35 449-0500 — 875-2519 Situations Wanted— beauty parlor. 416 Main Street double garage. 144x120. Carl Realtor. 643-2766. Charles Brockway waa nolled by the Business Opportunity 28 MACHINIST then this Is for you. All Items PRIVATE PATIO heat, hot water, stove, refrig Completely renovated and am fice at *19.900. Hayesiayes Age icy. offer Ranches, Capes and Plaatic Wire Cable 13% 14% ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, Fem ale 38 are sample pieces and are fully 643-4803. ton Hutchins Agency, Real- Nicholson. 742-6364, Dolores L. court leave year VooV hear tram oar advertloev ta Jig cement floors, garages, bath MANCHESTER—Drive-in res Indoor-Outdoor Living! erator and parking. $120 per ple panting. J. D. Realty. 848- Raised Ranches on heavily Merritt, 646-0424. Standard Screw . 40% 43 guaranteed. tora, 646-0103. Arthur W. Breen, 23, of East 24% ttme wHhuai all evening at the Wefiliaaa rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof taurant, on busy thorough WOMAN would like Job as Acres and acres of land month. Available now. Office 6129. MANCHESTER — New 8 room wooded lots. Call us now to 'Stanley Works .. 23% ALL AROUND BLONDE BEDROOM ' Mag^ilficlent View 15 Forest Street. 643-0000. pick your individual lot. Hartford, pleaded guilty to Veeder-Root ...... 56% 59% ing. Call 649-4291. fare, ample parking. Bel Air housekeeper or caring for eld Garrison Colonial, 12x34 living Manchester BOLTON — 7 room ranch on charges of reckless driving, op Real Estate, 643-9332. LIVING ROOM SUITE The finest In this area! MODERN, CENTRAL, Air- four acres. Three car garage, The above quotations are not erly person, experienced. Box 5-PC. DINETTE SET TWO ROOM heated apartment room, family room, built-in *14.500 MANCHESTER, 139 erating a motor vehicle while CARPENTRY—Aluminum win Must be able to set up and Rent includes heat, hot water, Conditioned Offices for rent TWO FAMILY outbuildings. Ideal for horses, to be construed as actual mar Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 S, Herald. "PHILCO” ELEC. REF. and bath. 149 Oakland Street. Off Street puking. Inquire at kitchen, master bedroom wltb Walker St. 6 room Cape all license is under suspension, fail dows, doors, ceilings, hatch work to blueprints, 50 hour deluxe range, refrigerator, dis dressing room, low- twenties. etc. Vacant. Owner very anx kets. ways, concrete steps, floors, Schools and Classes 33 week. Apply In person. TYPING, envelopes, letters, "CALORIC” COMB. RAJTGE *65. 649-5229, 9-5. 164 East Center S t or phone A rare investment oppor fini.shed, fireplace, combina ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ure to g;ive proper name and LOST — Angora cat vicinity 1959 FORD 2 - door, 2 - tone posal, laundry, ample closets, Hayes Agency, 643-4808. address and improper use of li rec rooms, attics finished, gra- manuscripts. Will pick up and "MAYTAG” WASHER ample parking. 649-5261. tunity or live rent free in tion windows, nice yard, con 643-1677. Lyness and West Center green, sedan, standard. In ex "OLYMPIC” TELEVISION venient location, near bus, cense. His case was transferred MsAiry Wills of the Dodgers cellent condition. Call 649- rage doors. No Job too smsdl. deliver. 649-9281. MANCHESTER — New 7 room your own 3 room apart Streets, dark gray with white "HOO'VER” VACUUM FIVE ROOM apartment, 29 TWO STORY buUdlng. about ment. Only *800 down. schools and shopping. Priced WAPPING — modern 6 room to Circuit Court 11 in Danielson has led the National League in 4226. 649-8880. WANTED G.T. K. CORP. 31/2 ROOMS Foster Street. 2,000 sq. ft , for rent. Suitable raised ranch, 2-car garage, vest and boots, female, an "MOHAWK” AXM. RUGS built-ins, baths, % acre lot, to sell. Ranch, garage, full basement, Other case dispositions by stolen bases the last five years. swers to "Beauty.” Call Mrs. Situations Wanted— "SEALY” BOX SPRING $120 for storage or shop. *30 near schools, large treed lot, fine Include: He got 68 this year. In 1062 ha 1956 DeSOTO 2-door Hard WOMEN-GIRLS-MEN FIVE ROOM apartment, sec tremendous value. Hayes Agen Suburban Associates *18,700 ANDOVER. 6 room Metcalf. 643-7729. Roofing— hiding 16 To train for 678 Tolland St., East Hartford "SEALY” MATTRESS monthly. Apply A p t 4, 10 De cy. 643-4803. immediate occupancy. Bel Air Mona Albert, 27, Stafford set the record -with 104. top, good rubber, good running M ale 39 Available Now ond floor. Immediate occu pot Square. Realtors Ranch high on a hill, large liv condition. Call 6-9 p.m., 649- Linoleum, Tables, Cabinets, Pic Real Estate, 643-9332. Springs, *36, speeding; George LOST — Gray and white male DION CONSTRUCTION—Roof PBX—SWITCHBOARD (Agent on Premises) pancy. *60 month. J. D. Realty TWO FAMILY—On Oakland Lee Greenough ing room with central fire 7839. CARPENTER, painter, floor tures and a Few Other Items. Co.. 643-6129, 643-8779. H. Beebe. 35. of 489 E. Middle cat, vicinity of Pitkin St. An ing, siding, alterations, cell Learn On Live Boards SHO'WN BY APPOINTMENT 875-5485 643-6396 St, a large 6 A 6 flat. Big 289-7711 289-3040 place, combination dining and ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two swers to “Nicky." Call 640- TWO TRIM carpenters! Apply Sander, paperhanger desires Houses For Rent 65 family room, built-ins, ba.se- Tpke., *20, intoxication; Don 1963 CORVAIR SPYDER, fully Ings, gutters and aluminum work. Tel. 524-0919. ONLY yard (16(1^50) trees, house acres of wooded land plus a 5 ald R. Berube, 27, Hartford, NOTICE 8627. ______ABC E-Z WRITING on Job Ellington Ridge Coun FIRST FLOOR, very clean 3 IN BETTER housekeeping con ment with paneled rec room. A room stone house with a three equipped, including super wlndofws. 643-4352, 643-0896. PHONE ME AT ONCE has aluminum siding, gu'age. *45, speeding: Nicholas Bona- RECEPTIONIST-TYPING try Club, Abbott Road, Elling LOOKINO (or anything In real room apartment, appliances, SEVEN ROOM SpUt Level In dition — ranch with 6 large good buy. car garage, all for *14,000. Lo PUBUC HEARING FOUND — Brown female mon- charger. Excellent condition. ton. Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 estate rentals — apartments, heat and hot water. *90 month. Manchester, modern kitchen Senslblly priced at *18,900. T. dies, 16. of 23 Englewood Dr., A. A. DION, m e . Personal and Business Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 If you have no means o f trans J. Crockett Realtor. 643-1577. rooms built 1959. Quiet dead cated above Munson's Candy ADDITIONAL sfrel puppy. Call Lee Fracchia, 31,995. Call 649-6063. Biding. paintiiK. Carpentry homes, multiple dwellings, call J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129, with buUt-lns, IH baths, fam *18, failure to drive reasonable portation, I’ll send my auto for end street, 3 generous bed *20,900 SOUTH WINDSOR. 4 Shop. House needs a com APPROPRIATIONS Dog Warden, 643-8594. terations and additions. Ceil IBM—KEYPUNCH ADORABLE Brittany Spaniel J. D. Realty, 643-6129. 643-8779. ily room, garage, etc. *200 per PORTER STREET Area — 6 rooms, family size kitchen, bedroom Split Level, living plete redecorating, but has distance apart; Norman Brown, DODGE, 1964, Dart, GT Model you. month. Phllbrlck Agency. 649- 28. of 156 Hillstown Rd„ *25, BOARD OF DIRECTORS 742, 2-door Hardtop, 4-speed, ings. Workmanship guaran TWX—TELETYPE TOOL MAKERS puppies, *5. Excellent for room Cape, fireplace, 2-car aluminum storms and screens, room, fireplace, kitchen with new well, septic, etc. T. J. FOUND—Black and tan male teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. No -obligation WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOM apartment for 8464. 1- breach of peace; Joseph B. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, mongrel puppy. Call Lee Frac bucket seats, mileage less than hunting or for house pet. Call for the rental ot your apart garage, large tree shaded lot 100x196 lot, *15,900. Wolver built-ins, finished rec room Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. CASHIERS — CHECKERS rent, heat and refrigerator. with glass sliding doors, patio, Cheney. 21, Hartford, *36, CONNECTICUT chia, Dog 'Warden, 643-8594. 2,800 miles. Must sell to settle BRIDGEPORT 875-6992. A—I ^ B — E— R—T—S ment or home. J. D. R c^ty, CaU 643-7508. COMPLETELY furnished 4 *17,900. Phllbrlck Agency, ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. BIDWELL HOME Improvement NO AGE BARRIER 640-8464. awnings. 1-car garage, nice EAST HARTFORD—Six room speeding; Harold Cloukey, 32, Notice Is hereby given that estate. Call 249-1611, Ext. Company—Roofing, siding, al OPERATORS 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 648- 6129. room house, automatic heat, the Board of Directors, Town o f NOTICE is hereby given that H.S. DIPLOMA NOT RE HEATED 3 and 4 room apart SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen lot. Colonial, tile bath, fireplace, Rockville, *25, abandonment of 1081. After 5 p.m., call 875- terations, additions and re Articles For Sale 45 OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. adults only. 649-1794. Manchester, Oonnsetieut, will Pass Book No. 63518 issued by 2925. QUIRED POUR ROOM flat, second floor, ments, electric refrigerator MANCHESTER — Immaculate living room with fireplace, Im plastered walls, enclosed motor v ^ icle; James W. Ellis, modeling of all types. Ehccel- 6-room Cape on a quiet street, mediate occupancy, *16,900. *22,.500 EAST HARTFORD. breezeway. 2-car garage, large 19. Danbury, *36, speeding; hold a Public Hearing In the The Savings Bank of Manchee- lent workmanship. 649-6496. DAY & EVE. CLASSES Must be able to do own set SNOWBLOWERS, new ^ KIRBY VACUUM, all attach- central ' location, heat, hot and gas .stove fumi.shed. Call OFF PORTER STREET—A 4 ter has been lost and applica 1956 MERCURY 9-passenger NATION'S LARGEST BUSI ups from blueprints, mini used, Ariens, Snoblrd, Toro, jnents and floor polisher; Mo water, one year lease. Call 649-7737 or 649-5779, 5 to 7 bedroom home with 2 baths, close to schools, bus and shop PhUbrlck Agency, 640-8464. Under construction, 6 room lot, 2 weeks occupancy. Com Alvin Glasis, 28, Hartford, *39, Municipal Building Hearing tion has been made to said wagon, mechanically good, NESS SCHOOL mum 50 hour week. Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. torola 4-speed Hi-Fi, record 649- 5048 after 6 p.m. p.m. rec room and garage, avail ping, 3 bedrooms, new For- Raised Ranch, living room bination windows and doors. speeding; Thomas Greer Jr., 18, Room, 41 Center Street, Man mica counter and stainless 813.900— 6 ROOM home, ga- bank for pasnnent of the new battery, good tires. *100. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A FREE PLACEMENT ASSIST Service and parts. Capitol cabinet; open stock china din able now until next Spring. with cathedral ceiling, large Charles LespSrance, 649-7620. of 146 Loomis S t, *15, making chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, Tel. 643-2095. SEVEN ROOMS and garage, THREE ROOMS, tile bath, heat steel sink, aluminum storms rage, centrally located, excel fireplace, 1% baths, kitchen unnecessary noise; Gary December 1, 1964, at 8:00 p.m., amount o f deposit. ANCE Equipment, 38 Main Street, ner set, matching glasses and T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- lent buy. Call Paul J. Cor COLUMBIA — 137 acres, one ROOFmO — Specializing re NEW CLASSES NOW FORM PARAGON TOOL CO., Manchester. Open daily 7-5, flat ware, new condition. 649- excellent location, 88 Laurel and hot water furnished, .sec 1577. and screens, *15,500. Wolver with built-ins, 2-car garage. Gurske, 22, Kensington, *39, on proposed additional appro LOST — Brown and white 1959 FORD T-Bird Convertible, Street. Call 649-7747. ond floor. 15 Vi School St. ton Agency, ReaJtor, 649-2813. rent! Agency, 643-5363. Choose all your own color com mile road frontage, excellent priations General Fund Budget pairing roofs of all kinds, new ING INC. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. 7386. 9 room home, large barn, oth speeding. poodle vicinity Oxford and white, automatic, power roofs, gutter work, chimneys across from East Side Rec. FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch binations. Also, Floyd M. Hull, 21, Cov 1964-65 as follows: Call (Anytime)-Wrlte-Vislt FIVE ROOMS, 116 Charter Oak FIVE, FOUR and three bed er buildings. Ideal for develop Strickland Streets. Answers to brakes and steering, radio and cleaned, repaired. Aluminum 256 Adams St., Manchester HANNAH’S iuTsband Hector MOTOROLA stereo, excellent completely decorated, 2-car room modern homes. Bel Air entry, *27, failure to drive to To: Park Department for "Kinko.” CaU 646-0048? heater. Best offer. Call after 6 Out Of Town hates hard work so he cleans condition, maple coffee table Street, adults, gas stove pro-' THREE ROOM apartment, garage, one year lea.se with *24,500 EAST HARTFORD. ment or sub-division. Excellent Lutz Museum Operation aiding. 30 years’ experience. Real Estate Co., specialists in terms or will trade for small right of rotary; Felicien La- p.m., 643-0062. Free estimates. CaU Howley, Call Collect the rugs with Blue Lustre. model, used very little, *99. vlded, gas heat, Immediate stove, refrigerator, rent *35. option to renew, *225 per Oak Street. New oversized 6 ...... *4,000 occupancy. 643-7111. offering homes of unusual er home. Asking *46,500. Les- Pierre, 23, Hartford, *39. speed 643-5361, 644-8338. Rent electric shampooer *1. Call 649-3314 between 6:30- Adults only, no pets. Inquire month. 742-7004. room Ranch, spacious living ing; Joseph Loranger, 23, Mans To: Park Department for EXPERIENCED service station 3 0 9 Spruce Street. character. 643-9332. senger Co., Realtors. 423-6331, Announcements attendant, full or part-time. Olcott Variety Store. 7 :30 p.m. room with large corner fire field, *15, failure to obey a Ski Towi R e p a ir----- *1,000 1957 THUNDERBIRD for sale. 525-9317 SCHOOL ST. — Spacious 4 THREE BEDROOMS, -^2 full place, kitchen with G.E. bullt- 423-9291. Call State Service Station, rooms, first floor, desirable- INCOME PROPERTY — Three traffic signal; Louis A. Lucoi, to be financed from ^ Gen Call 649-2713. Heating and Plulnbing 17 DARK, RICH stone-free loam! PHILCO refrigerator, chron\e FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, baths, fireplace, garage, walk 25 MORE lns, 2 full baths, one with large M.T.I. SCHOOLS I- 643-6860 after 6. neighborhood, garage, *95. family producing *3,600 per 41, Saugatuck, *36, speeding; eral Fund unexpended surplus ELECTROLUX sales and rarv- Also, fill, sand, gravel, and kitchen set, studio couch, suit hot water, *95. One child al out basement, formal dining double vanity, 12x24, finished Rockville Ice, bonded representative. Al 1964 FORD Custom 2-door, V-8 PLUMBING AND heating re 750 Main St.—Suite 804 Glastonbury, 633-1874. lowed. Inquire 158 Maple year. Tw’o three’s and a five Terry MeSweeney, 19, Norwich, 1963/64. Hartford, Connecticut DRIVER, steady job for reliable stone. 643-^9504. able for cottage, Emerson room, storage area, large yard room unit. Terrific for ambi rec room, 2-car garage. Move fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., with standard transmission, pairs and new work, free es Street. Te!. 649-1632, in nice neighborhood. Refer *6, Intoxication; Gerald J. Mil To: Board ot Bduoatlon for man, experienced, with local portable TV. Call John Bon- AVAILABLE December 1st — SHOPPING tious couple starting out. Easy right in. 4 UNIT APARTMENT Transportation ...... |3,700 Manchester, 644-814L real clean with low mileage. timates. 643-1774. RUBBER STAMPS — Three czek, administrator, 43 Mill ences required. *140. Available ler, 65, Willimantic, *39, speed *2,150. Call 643-5947. references, for 3-ton truck lines name and address, cush North Manchester. 5 rooms FOUR ROOM apartment, sec to finance with this Income. ing; Herbert Miller, 47, Bristol, to be financed from an In Help Wanted— Female 35 with East Hartford wholesal Street, 643-9070. Dec. 1. 643-6452. On bus line, central heat. T.J. *24,500 SOITTH WINDSOR. 4-4 room apartment in ex WOOLEN STRIPS for hooked ioned mount, knob handle heated, *95. Small family, no ond floor, redecorated, heat, DAYS cellent condition and 2-car *39, speeding; Richard A. Ol crease in estimate o f income 1955 CHElUtOLET Station er. Must know Hartford euid Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. New 6 room Ranch. large liv and braided rugs. Large var Radlo-TV Repair WOMAN to live In, present *1.80. Please print or type. TWO SQUARE mahogany end pets, sober. Call 643-0648 after hot water, range, adults, no garage with utility room. son, 18, of 62 Cambridge St., from State Aid for Schools. Wagon, automatic, *100. 24 vicinity. Call Mr. Feldman, ing room with stone fireplace, iety at all times. To pur Services IS home Ideal position for widow. Quality Rubber Stamps, P.O. tables; one mahogany coffee 6 p.m. pets. References. 300 Spruce Suburban For Rent 66 Real private deep back *15, unnecessary noise with Robert M. Stone, chasers o f wool, sulvlce and Tyler Circle or 643-4610. 242-4338. Street. MANCHESTER— beautiful 5% cathedral ceiling, kitchen with Secretary Experience not necessary. Box 765, Manchester, Conn., table with plate glass top; one Move into this 7 room room ranch, attached garage, yard. All city convenienes, motor vehicle (screeching suggestions on rug making CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv ------06042. BIRCH STREET — spacious ANDOVER — 12 minutes from Tappan built-ins, glass sliding Board of Directors 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4^ Cooking not required. Call 649- round black coffee table 44” flat, second floor, two bed raised ranch by Christmas. large lot, *15,500. Over 100 doors, sun deck, 2 full baths, on bus line. Real money tires): George A. Osgood, 88, given on Tuesday and Friday Ice, available all hours. Satis 6416. across: one white credenza 36” Manchester. Nice 4 room You can expect Santa to Hazardvllle, *39, speeding; Manchester, Oonn. door sedan, V-8, automatic, ex PONTIAC, 1953 Chieftain, 8 rooms, $95. 649-4498. FIVE ROOMS and garage, *95. listings of all kinds. Call the spacious recreation room. Im maker at *22,900. D. Dou- mornings from 10-12 a.m. faction guaranteed. Call 649- high, 52” long; one black bar apartment, utilities Included, drop in by either of two ton 649-5306. Daniel Palmer, 48, Meriden, Dated at Manchester, Con Harry M. Fraser Company, cellent condition. *495. Call RECENT HIGH SCHOOL cylinder, radio, heater. Best of Call 649-1946. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, mediate occupancy. ISIS. with genuine brass rail, 61” THREE ROOM apartment, vacant. 742-6124. fireplaces. Store the gifts *36, speeding; Cesario Rivera, necticut, this 20th day of N o 192 Hartford Road, Manches 649-0498. fer 649-3716. Realtors, 643-6930. LPN or RN, full or part-time, GRADUATE long, 43” high. Any reason heat, hot water, stove, refrlg-' in the large 2-car garage. 34, Bridgeport, *36, speeding; vember 1964. ter, Conn. SECOND FLOOR, 4% room EXCEPTIONALLY nice first *26,000 SOUTH WINDSOR. Barrows £ Wallace Millinery, Dressmaking 19 11-7. 875-2077. WALLPAPER SALE, many able offer. Call 643-5625. erator, $90. 247 No. Main, 649- apartment, heated, private The steel beam construc MANCHESTER—Older 2 fam 6% room Raised Ranch, large Donald J. Roglls, 18, of 205 floor 4 room apartment, thor tion is sure to support the ily house. 7*4. Very reason Manchester Parkade 'rrucks—^Tractors 5 To assist sales manager, no patterns to choose from. Plas 5228, 9-5. backyard and garage, garden oughly insulated, ol! hot water living room with cathedral School St., *18, failure to obey EXPERT ALTERATIONS of sleigh and reindeer. Save able, Work needed but worth Manchester 649-6306 traffic sign. Personals ladies' and gentlemen’s gar experience necessary, neat tic coated, trimmed. Morrison Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 privileges. Cellar included.' baseboard heat, storn. win celling and full wall fireplace, LEGAL 1952 CHEVROLET ton panel, appearing and ambitious, Paint Store, 739 Main. FOUR ROOM unfurnished, sec Reasonable rent. Adults only. | the living room from extra looking into. For details call kitchen with built-ins, dining Also, Matthew Rujas, New good rubber, best offer. 295 ments. All work done promptly, GIRLS! ond floor, apartment. Inquire dows, screens, Venetian blinds, wear by entertaining in the Peg Cieszyn.ski, 649-4291. free to travel, transporta WOMAN’S Persian Lamb coat, Inquire 156 Union Street, Man- j area and glaas sliding doors to CLARK ROAD in Wapping. York, *45, speeding; Raymond STATE LICENSED rest home Broad St., 643-5170. and reasonably. Also, dry YOU saved and slaved for wall 233 Center Street. fireplace, electric refrigerator, large rec room. To top this NOTICE tion furnished. $94 weekly size 14; boy’s sport jacket, Chester. a sun deck, 2 full baths with Custom built 6 room Ranch. Roman, 23, Wilson, *24, speed centrally located, reasonable cleaning and laundry. Center to wall carpet. Keep It new range. Beautiful country Colo off, there are many shrubs HIGH RIDGE — 6% ro^ rates, friendly atmosphere. A REWARDING JOB If qualified. For personal size 14. Good condition. Rea nial home 10 miles east of vanity, large finished rec room, A real nice home. Three bed- ing; John J. Sokolis, 16, Rock TO THE ELECTORS AND Tailor Shop, 32 Oak Street. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric SIX ROOMS, Cottage Street, HEATED 3 room apartment, 22 which when decorated will Ranch, 2 baths, large rec QUALIFIED TAXPAYERS OF Tel. 875-1011. interview, call between 8- sonable. 649-1100. newly decorated garage. Will Manchester off Route 6. 2-car garage. Immediate oc ■ rooms, carpeting, fireplace ville, *20, operating a motor FORD Half ton pickup truck. shampooer *1. The Sherwin- Hathaway Lane, *80 per give you a fine Holiday pic room, exceptional kitchen, at THE TOWN OF COVENTRY, 1 2 . accept family with two teen Adults. *100. 643-7056.^ cupancy. and finished recreation room, vehicle without insurance and 643-0749. Moving— ^Trucking— Williams Co. month. Phone 649-6261 for ap ture. Asking *23,900. tached garage. *3,000 down CONNECTICUT: PASSENGERS wanted from LADY’S g;ray wool coat, fur agers CaU 649-8759. as.sumes VA mortgage. 643- water softener, half acre lot *20, failure to drive at a Manchester to vicinity of S tora g e 20 Every word a telephone op lined, size 16; Maine g;uide car pointment. reasonable distance; Mary A_ A Referendum will be held on erator says on her job Is FARMALL farm tractor, F-20, 0133. *26,250 EAST HARTFORD. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Travelers. Tel. 644-1664 after 649-9582 coat with hood, man’s 42 tail, New 7 room Garrison Colonial. Sokolis, 44, Rock-ville, *30, al Monday, November 80th, 1964 T railers— important, means some *195; 2-wheel garden tractor REMODELED 4 Room apart ROCKVILLB — 4 rooms. *50, 1577. 6:30 p.m. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light practically, new. 649-7386. Spacious living room, dining lowing a person under 18 to between the hours of 6:00 A.M. Mobile Homes 6-A thing. helps somebody. with snow blade, *95. 643-2371. ment, sunporch, cellar, yard, first floor. Call 643-4385. J. D. REALTY CO. MANCHESTER Ranch 6 trucking and package delivery. heated, *130. 649-3212. rooms, modern kitchen, built- room and kitchen, fireplace, OWNER MUST sell due to fi operate uninsured motor ve and 8:00 P.M. to vote “Yea” or COLLEGE GIRL, experienced Refrigerators, washers and Classic and Charming NEW 1964 NIMROD Camp As an operator, you’ll en TURRET LATHE and Bridge HO TRAINS and accessories, ROCKVILLE — Five room 643-5129 643-8779 in stove, dishwa.sher, etc. Din 1% baths. 4 bedrooms, 2-car nancial reversala this beauti hicle; Charles R. Stills, New "N o” on the following question: folk singer, available Friday stove moving spxjlalty. Folding Wanted—To Boy 58 apartment, refrigerator and Trailers for sale. No reason joy working for and with port operators. Must be able to including track, switches, un NEW DELUXE 4% room du ing room, large living room garage. ^Immediate Occupancy. ful five room cape with breeze York, *30, -speeding; Kenneth Shall the Town of Coventry and Saturday nights for holi chairs for r.int. 649-0762. stove included. *65 monthly. able offer refused. United some of the nicest people, set up and operate from blue couplers and buildings. One- plex apartment, heat, hot wat with fireplace. 3 bedrooms, full way, two car garage plus a R. Stuart, 26, ROckvUle, *36, consider and act upon reports day parties. Call 643-8546. WANTED TO BUY—Antiques er, appliances, dryer, parking, Call 875-6316. *26,400 SOUTH WINDSOR, large utility building In the Rent-Alls, 358 Burnside Ave., under the best working prints. Work week 55 hours, half of list price. Prlv/ite and good used furniture. VU- basement. 1-car garage. *18,- speeding and Robert L. Uguc- of the Junior High School Painting— Papering 21 steady employment. Good pay full cellar, *150 monthly. J.D. New 7% room Colonial, 4 bed rear. Has 1.8 acres of land and cionl, 22, Portland, *20, speed WANTED — Ride to Pratt A E. Hartford. conditions. And you’ll be party. CaU 643-6648 after 6 lage Peddler Auction House, ,500. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- BuUdlng Committee and the and fringe benefits for quali Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. rooms, 2 full baths, living is located,on Route 44A Just ing. ■Whitney, third shift, from drv- learning a skill that could p.m. Route 83, EUlngton. 876-871J., 8464. Coventry Board of Finance INSIDE and outside painting, fied men. Echo Machine Co., room with beamed ceiling, over Bolton line in Coventry. Numerous other cases were recommending an appropriation Ing Street to Gate 2, Willow ■you name your own price. come in handy any time in Bob Flucklger, and Son. TO SUBLET— Apartment, *125 MANCHESTERr—6% room over Auto Driving School 7-A Inc., Manchester. 643-7627. ONE DOLLAR stationery bar Manchester bookcases and fireplace, fam Many po.ssible uses for rear continued for plea and disposi of *1,107,600.00 for the con Street. Phone 643-4428, any 649-7863. 875-8401. your life. monthly, including stove and sized brick Cape, finished gains, name, address on choice MOVE ily styled kitchen, 2-car ga building. Has , a *16,000 FHA tion at future dates. struction and equipment of a time. LEARN TO DRIVE — Special CASH IMMEDIATELY — We parking, new and very clean, basement, patio, garage Well We’re looking for high TAXI DRIVERS, full and parT- of 200 noteheads; 150 letter buy anything from a pin to rage. Immediate occupancy. mortgage that buyer can aS' Junior High School on town attention to nervous and eld • PA IN ^ IG . EXTEMOR and In- time positlon.s available. For available December 15. J. D. landscaped. Minimum main Into this convenient pres EAST HARTFORD SESSION school g;raduates with .sheets, 75 envelopes. 60 per battleship. Used furniture and sume (payments *153.00). A owned land on Route 31 be erly. Classroom for teen-agers. terlor, paperhanging, wall information call 643-2123. Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. tenance For appointment call tige neighborhood before James Daley, 45, no oertain Automobiles For Sale i paper removed, dry wall work poise, good judgment and sonalized napkins, 79c, blue, appliances. Ask (or Mr. Reed, 649-1988. Principals only. Chri.stma.s. 3 bedroom con- *40,000 MANCHESTER, Porter steal at *20,000. T.J. Crockett, tween the present Town Office Pickup service. Day or eve pleasing personalities. pink, yellow, white. Discount St. New 8 room executive Colo- Realtor, 64^577. address. Manchester, was given ning lessons. Res^nable rates. Reasonable rates. Bank financ 649-8254, 249-4794. temporarj' ranch, neat as a Building and the present Cov NEED CAR? Your credit turn Center (with Manchester Rub EUGHT ROOM raised ranch, nlal, large beamed ceiling liv- __ — — ___ 20 days In the State Jail at entry High School building, and Manchester Driving Academy. ing arrsinged. Fully Insured. If you believe you’d qualify pin, oversized for .spacious ed down? Short on down pay Free estimates. 649-9668, Jo OIL BURNER ber Stamp); 5 S. Main, Man WE BUY, SELL or trade an two years old, large living ness, low priced for value. ing room with central fire-1 — *9,800. Hartford after he pleaded guil the construction and equipment ment? Bankrupt? Reposses 742-7249. for this rewarding job, visit chester. Earn cash for your tique and used furniture, china, FIREPLACE room with fireplace, modern place, custom kitchen with j Economy. Clean, expandable ty to the charge of intoxica seph P. Lewis. our employment office at Cape, recent hot water heat. of a building to provide storage sion? Don’t despair! See Hon SERVICEMAN self or club treasury. Free sell glass, sliver, picture frames kitchen with bullt-lns. family Suburban Associates buiU-ins and plenty of cabl-1 tion. Daley was 'arrested last facilities for the Coventry est Douglas. Inquire about low EXTERIOR and Interior paint 808 Main Street. We’ll be ing kit. 649-4489. and old coins, old dolls and room. 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone nets, formal dining room, 4 Full ba.sement. private back night after Manchester police Business Services open Tuesday, Wednesday Realtors yard, ■ stockade wooden fence, Sf^ool system on town owned est down, smallest payments ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- Long established fuel oil guns, hobby coUectlons, attic WOOD hot water heat, garage. *24.900 large bedrooms, 2% ‘ deluxe found him sleeping in a Depot land immediately to the East of anywhere. No small loan or fi O ffered 13 and FRIDA'Y, November 27 company with large service KEEP carpet cleaning problems contents or whole estates. Fur Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. Lee Greenough baths, first floor family room, artesian well, trees, amesite hanging Ceilings. Floors. Fully LARGE BUNDLES 289-7111 289-3040 Square laundromat- In the the proposed Junior High nance company plan. Douglas Insured. Workmanship guar from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. department will put on an small— use Blue Lustre wall to niture Repair Service Talcott- 2-car attached garage. drive. Lawrence F. Fiano, SHARPENING Service — Saws, Realtor, 643-2766, Charles North End. Daley was detain School ? Motors, 833 Main. anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. other experienced service- ■ wall. Rent electric shampooer vllle. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. MANCHESTER — 6-rOom Co knives, axes, shfears, skates, *1. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper lonial with 3 bedrooms, 24-foot HOLLISTER STREET —wfost Nichol.son, 742-6364, Dolore.s ed overnight at police head Those approving said resolu rotary blades. Quick service. If no amswer, 648-9048. man. Man selected for this desirable! Young Colonial, 6 quarters prior to court present 1961 PONTIAC Bonneville, ra permanent, well paying po Supply. WANTED—Combination storm Uving room with fireplace, L. Merritt 646-04*4. tion will vote "Y es” and those Capltc Equipment Oo., 38 rooms, 1 % baths, kitchen Exclusive With ation this morning. opposing said resolution will dio and heater, full power, Ex INTERIOR and exterior paJnt- THE SOUTHERN sition must have references door, wooden, as close to 3214 $ f .00 large kitchen and formal din Main St,, Manchester Hours built •* Ins, carpeting, paneled cellent condition. Call after 4, ing. wallraper removed, fully and experience necessary x6’ll, reasonable. Good condi ing room, oil hot water heat, ROBERT D. MURDOCK vote "No”; the registry list 649-3132. daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9 Satur insured. Rene Belanger, 648- NEW ENGLAND AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale. tion. 528-5789. aluminum storms and screens, rec room, oversized garage, Legal Notices used at such meeting shall be day 7-4. 648-7958. to go right to work with CaU 643-2840. city sewer.s. elementary and NEW POWER LINE 0612 or 644-0804. out training. No phone lifetime siding. Immediate oc ORDKR OF HKARINO the revised list last completed. 1953 PLYMOUTH, very good TELEPHONE COMPANY cupancy, *16,900. Wolverton High Schools. Many extras. SOUTHINGTON (AP) — The Polling Places for the Refer TYPEWRITERS - Standard calls.. LIFE SIZE Santas for outdoor Rooms Witnoot Board 59 U & R REALTY CO., INC. AT A PROBATK COURT, hfld condition. 6 Tyler Circle, Man W. G. GLENNEY Agency, Realtor, 649-2813.’’ Terrific value, *21,900. Robert In Bolton, within and for the DiBtrict first extra high voltage electric endum will be as follows: chester 643-7349. and electric. Repaired, over PAINTING, days or nights. In Ah equal opportunity employer or indoor Christmas displays. Ander.son, Realtor, 528-0139, of Andover, on the 23rd day of No power transmiMion line In New First District; Voter Regis hauled, rented. Adding ma MELLEN, WHITE ROOM (or young lady, a home 643-2692 643-6472 vember. A.D. 1964 side or outside. Call 875-1572. 166 Silver Lane, East Hart 836 N. Main S t—649-5258 TWO FAMILY—One year old, 528-1776. England has been put Into test tration Room Town Hall 1954 CHEVROLET 2-door, au chines rent^ and repaired ford. 528-4616. away from home. Convenient Present. Hon. Norman J. Preuss, & PALSHAW to everything. 643-7969. 4 and 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Judite. operation. , Second District: Coventry tomatic. Best offer. Call 649- Pickup and delivery service PAINTING and paperhanging, 107 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford family room one apartment, FIVE ROOM CAPE, 2 full ______.______Estate of Roy J. Jetle. late of 9649. Yale Typewriter Service. 649 RECEPTIONIST, light office WOODEN KITCHEN cabinet Bolton. In .said District, deceased. The line, running from the Firehouse good work, reasonable rates, work, 9-12, 6 days. Write P.O. modern kitchen, excellent con baths, 2 fireplaces, city Utlll- c New York border to Southing Dated at Coventry, Connecti 4986. 30 years In Manchester, your for older house, size 93x48x12. ties, 2-car garage, near bus G-A^I^RISON COLONIAL— Save The Executrix, having exhibited FORD 1963, Fairlane 500,~T- Box 222, Manchester. dition. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- t i ann r,-, i I”’’' account with said Estate for ton, Is the first link in a six- cut this 20th day of November neighbor is my recommenda Excellent condition. Tel. 649- *1,500 on this house. E xcellen t this Court for allowance and filed door sedan, small V-8, stand LAND CLEARING, tree re PART-TIME—Half-day, prefer 8464. lines, schools and stores. Ex state power pooling system that 1964. tion. Raymond Flske, 649- 4674. cellent condition. Charles Les- throughout. 1 % baths. 2 fire- an application for the ascertainment ard sh ift After 6 p.m., B49- moval, and chain saw work, WOMAN to care for two chil ably afternoons but will con places, playroom , bar, large ”r.'*‘'.*'''bui:ees and an order of dis will enable the exchange of Richard M. Gallnat, 9237. dren In my home vicinity Ma sider mornings. All around ONE BLOCK from Main, two perance, 649-7620. Iribullon, II Is 0033. A. Michaud, 742-8096. MUNICIPAL BUILDINfi family, 4-4 duplex, permanent lot, 2-car garage, $28,500. Jo large amounts of power. , ponald S;' Davis, ple Street. 643-9431. construction worker with driv Diamonds— Watehc ORDERED: That the Rth day of The line can carry 846,(XK) Lionel C. Jean siding, two recent heating sys MANCHESTER VICINITY—6 seph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. December, A.D. 1964. at 7:30 o'clock 1962 VALIANT SIGNET, buck LAWNMOWBIR shaimnlng; re Electrical ^rvlces 22 er’s license. Apply 8:30 a.m. Jew elry in the evening at the Probate Of volts of electricity. Board of Seleotmea et seats, automatic transmis pairs, sales, rotor blades WOMEN, IF YOU WANT **** Mitchell Drive, off Parker tems, garages, clean. Hayes room home, nice condition, fice In Bolton, be and the same, is sion, low mileage, like new. sharpei/ed; bicycle sales, serv FREE BSSTIMATES. Prompt for Christmas. If you want a Street, at tracks. McKinney Agency, 643-4803. ba.sement garage, large assum a.s.slgned for a hearhig nn the al WATCH AND JEWELRY re lowance of said account, and on 648-0355 after 6 p.m. ice. Manchester Cycle Shop. service on all types of elec new interest. If you want a Bros. Septic Tank Co. pairing. Prompt service. Up to able mortgage to qualified buy trical wiring. Licensed and in ■ weekly Income. If you can sell RANCH, 4 rooms, 3 bedrooms, er. Full price *11,500. Call the HURRY said appllcatinn and this Court di 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 *20 on your old watch In trade. kitchen, living room, wooded rects the Executrix to give notice 1960 CADILLAC Omvertible, 2098. sured. Wilson Electrical Co., a product advertised on TV Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, Ellsworth Mitten Agency, thereof, by publishing this order In good top, good rubber, good Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. and leading magazines, call lot, handy to bus. shopping, Realtors, 643-6930. some newspaper having a circula Salesmen Wanted 36-.A 737 Main Street, State Theater tion in said District, and bv post ANNOUNCING running condition. Priced for LAWN IA1WERS—Sharpened Avon Cosmetics. We will show etc. Excellent condition. *12,- Custom built 3 bedroom Building. CLOSED A well-cut shirt frock, created 900, Phllbrlck Agency, 649- ing a copy of this order on the pub quick sala CaU after 5, 649- and repaired, winter storage. bloor Finishing 24 you how. CaU 289-4922. APPUCATIONS (or executive SPACIOUS 4 bedroom ranch, ranch set high enough to lic sign post In the town where the 8341. Sales and service — Ariens, In sizes that .spell charm and 8464. built-in stove, 1 % baths, two see Hartford from the east decea-sed la.st dwelt, b y mailing, 997 MAIN STREET training ' program being ao flattery for . the woman who postage prepaid, a true copy of Snowbirds, also rental equip FLOOR SANDING and reflnish* cepted from large manufactur THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1964 picture windows, double ga side of Manchester. Large said order, addressed to each of the Lawrence Fiano, Realtor, takes pleasure in announcing Ing (specializing in older Help Wanted— Male 36 wears a half size. Sew one or So soft and comfortable, this SEVEN ROOM older heoM. 4 ment. L A M Equipment Corp., Ing firm. Trainees start In INVITATION bedrooms. 3 bathe, iot 72x161. rage. large lot. Hutchins lot, nice neighborhood. persons Interested In .said estate, the opening of a branch office located at 997 Main Street, floors) Waxing floors. Paint two more in different fabrics. cute puppy pillow will be all at least seven days hefnre said Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. sales for one year, then ad Marion B. Roberteop, Realtor Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. Buckley School, St. Bar Manchester, and the addition of a new tales rapreeenta- Manchester Exch^ge—Enter ing Ceilings. Paperhanging. WANTED — Mechanic, wages No. 8112 with Patt-O Rama is adored by all members of the day of hearing INVITATION vance. Require college back' TO BID THANKSCIVING DAY 543-6063 tholomew’s Parish. Priced NORMAN J. PREUSS, Judge tlve, Dolores L. Merritt. Pictures of most ot the homes prise 1945. No Job too small. John Ver- compensatory to experience. In sizes 12%, 14%, I6V2. I8'a, ftunily! a perfect chair com- MANCHESTER — Two-family, Apply In person Carlson’s Ex ground. Experience not essen at *16,900. Call now. for sale In the Manchester area will be on display. St(^ faiUe. 649-6760. Sealed bids will be received 20%, 22Va. 24%. 26%. Bu.st 33 to I panion! 6-6, redecorated, aluminum U qV O R PF.RMIT TO BID press, .Inc., 95 Hilliard Street, tial. Starting guarantee of SPLIT LEVELS? rooms. 1% In at your convenience and we will be happy to diacuss YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! at the Office of the Gdneral 47. Size J4%, 85 bust, 3% yards Pattern No. 2789-H has hot- combinations, good central, n o t ic f ; o f application Manchester. d *125 per week plus expenses. baths, modern kltohan with This Is (o give notice that I. VIC your real estate needs. Hope we can be of service to you Sealed bids will be received Cellars, attics, trash, small Manager, 41 Center Street, Man of 46-inch. iron transfer; full directions. cation. Asking *21,900. Own Bonds—Stocks— For interview call 644-0202 built-ine, dining room, fam TOR BENE’TTI. of 47 Hilltop Drive. soon. a t the office o f the General trucking done A-1 right! Call chester, Connecticut, until De EMiateENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS! To order, send 50c in coins to: To order, send 35c in coins to: WARREK E. HOWLAND Manchester. Connecticut, have filed Mortgages 27 MAN INTERESTED In learn between 6-8 p.m. or 242-7593 ily room, full basement, 1- er, 649-0333. \ Manager, 41 Center Street, 648-2928, Tremano Trucking cember 2, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. for Sue Burnett, The ' Manchester Anne Cabot, Manchester Eve car garage. *22^00. Phil- MLS Realtor an application dated November Service. ing furniture touch-up and up 1964,. with----- the _,lqu_.Liquor (3ontpol______le at the Controller’s able. 643-0851. *22.26 for each thousand dollars good wages, union shop, paid LICENSED practical nurses Street, Manchester, Connecti Address '\\ith Zone, Style No. Address wHth zone and Pattern rooms and dining room If you NEEDED — An executive for tills home now being built with 807 South Ma'n Street. Manchester,. Mwnbers ef local, etate and aatloaal real eatoto Office. 66 Center Street Man- Including repayment over fjve 'life insurance, free mediciu In and orderlies, full-time posi cu t and Size. Number. prefer. Large living room, MANCHESTER — West* Side. Connecticut, and will be conducted cbMter, Conn. HAVE truck — Attics'and oel- years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, surance, vacation pay. Apply tions available — permanent Town of Manchester, Sanitary Sawor and Water . .. 649-9697 Ready for you now — tito new New— '64 Fall,Wlnter Albumf great big kitchen with bullt- Older 6 room Colonial, new a 3-car garage. This excellent by VICTOR BEafETTI of 47 Hilltop and Mimolieater Multiple Listing Bervlea. « Town of Manchester UwB cleaned. Rubbish removed. .Connecticut M o r t g ^ e Ex In person only. Conn. B l-F t^ - basis. Apply Director of Connecticut fall * winter '64 issue of Basic Articles; custom colledtion; reg lns. Two fireplaces. Be your aiding,' garage, quiet location. home will be selling for *311i-i Drjve. Manchester, Connecticut.', as Main Oflioe, Rbotaa 6 A 44-A« BaMaa ’ Riobaid Martin, >nable. Call 649-1043 after change, 16 LeMa St^ Hartford, ucts, Inc., Hop Riyer Road, Co Nurses, Rockvills ; Hospital, Richturd Martin, FUhlon, our complete pattern ular features; itema to makal own landlord! Madeline Smith, Only *18,600. Hayes Agency, 000. For appointment caU J®. P«toiittes, victor bsinetti General Msj^ver 6:3 Conn- ^ lumbia, Coon. ' ■ , S76-SS41 or 649-5231. General Manager, ^ niagai^e. Me a copy. • Only 60e a edpy, Realtor, 649-164S. Barth, W a r . e4fi-0S30. saied JbOi dqr « ■ V''- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 iio v BGirnsBH Retarded-^Donafe to MAHRC—Drive ^Closes Tomorrow Jt4i ITie American Legion will South WindMor meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at Average DaUy Net Prera Ron About Tow n the post home. Refremments For the Week Boded The Weather will be served. Driver Is Blamed *FREsiTraUITS AND VEOETABLES NovemlMr 21, 1964 Fereooet ef U. S. Weather : n rw lUnckMter u m younr \ p M ^ « are m m b e n of the District President Mrs. Mary In Rt. 5 Deaths OnMtM* Hertford Youth Or- Bogash will make her official 1 4 ,1 4 3 Steo6)r rota, breecj; mUd t»- «die«tnL They ere Rlcherd visit at a meeting of the VFW fltght, lew In 4ta; cleOring tomer- \ A Stafford Springs driver Member o t the Audit Jerome, eon of Mr. end Mrs. Auxiliary tonight at 7:30 at FOR PERFECT EATING! row continurd mild, high In SOe. was declared criminally respon Bnreaa « f OlKsalattoii CItnton Jerome of 68 Keneinir- the post home. Manchetter— A City of Village Charm ton St, trombone; Cyrus Stev sible in the death o f a Wapplng OPm TONIGHT ens, eon of Mr. end Mrs. Ooi> Eta Chapter of Beta Sig;ma couple on Rt 5 and Pleasant FRUIT BASKETS don Stevens of 29 Herlend St., Phi will meet tonight at 8 at Valley Rd. Oct. 10. OUR SPECIALTY AND WED. n U 9 VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 48 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER X , 1964 (OtaeMOed AdvertMog tm Poge 16) PRICE SEVEN CENTS violin; and Tina Pesole, daugh the home of Mrs. Thomas Lel- But Hartford County Coro Prices start at — ' ter of Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Pe- per, 107 W. Middle Tpke. Miss ner Louis W, Schaefer also ■ole of Hebron Rd., Bolton, Lorraine Martin has charge of found that the driver killed $5.00 OPfN THANKSGIVING herp. The first concert of the the program. » •was partially responsible for Just give us an eeeeon will be Saturday at 8 the two-car collision. hour’s notice. DAY 9 A.M . to 1 P.M. p.m. In Millard Auditorium. Members of the Army Navy Asher A. Collins, 64, and his University of Hartford, 200 Auxiliary will attend a joint wife, Madeline Collins, 67, both Bloomfield Ave., West Hart- Installation of World War I of 8' Sand Hlli Rd., were killed Paratroopers Search fttrd. Vets Barracks Sunday at 2 p.m. when their car collided with a RED & WHITE STAND at the VFW Home, E. Center car driven by John W. Chros- Tlie Sodality of the Blessed S t towski. TTte coroner said Col WEST CENTER STREET AT McKEE STREET Sacrament of St John's Polish lins, driving east on Pleasant National Catholic Church, 23 Each member is a.sked to Mary Ann Pella John Pella Jr. Ingrid Swanson Valley Rd., went through a red CMway St, will sponsor a sale bring one holiday decorating light and was struck on the o f homemade Polish food in the idea to share at the meeting right side by the Chrostowski Named to Attend 4-H Meetings car headed north on Rt. 5. For Missing Hostages parish hall Sunday after the o f the Kiwi Club of Hartford 8:30 a.m. Mass. Friday at 8 p.m. at the home The coroner said Chrostowski of Mrs. Herbert Behren.>!. 37 Three Manchester 4-H Club- urer of the Hartford County-^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph was driving at an "excessive The British American Club Little Acres Rd., Glastonbury. members have been selected to 4-H Fair Association. She i.s Swanson of 374 Hackmatack rate of speed" when the acci LEOPOLDVILLE, The-s paratroops landed to re.scue the^j, paratroopers began landing. <.Hills, CJalif., was among 15 to 30 For transportation contact employed by Travelers Insur St., was recently awarded a dent occurred. Will serve steamed clams and attend National 4-H meetings. Congo (A P )— Belgian par European and American hos "Other Europeans may be hostages shot down in Stan dam s on the half shell tomor Mrs. John A. K i r k h a m, 60 They are Miss Mary Ann Peila. ance Co.. Hartford. trip, due to her achievements in The coroner sent a copy of tages threatened with death. found dead in various parts of leyville's Lumumba Square row from 7 to 9 p.m. to mem- Marion I>r. John Peila Jr. and Ingrid Swan John Peila Jr., son of Mr. 4-H to the National 4-H Confer his report to the State Safety atroops and Congolese sol the city,” a U.S. Embassy minutes before the paratroops and Mrs. John Peila of 359 ence in Washington, D.C. She Commls.sion requesting that the Several rebels and a Belgian beni and guests. son. William Keish of 307 diers searched today for paratroop sergeant were killed spokesman said. landed. Carlson had been under Richard L. Fiske. fire control Gardner St. has also been sel Bidwell St., has been .selected will leave for Washington on type of traffic light at the in some 200 whites still miss a rebel death sentence as an to attend the National 4-H April 24 with three other Con tersection be "revaluated” for during the night in mop-up oper Rebel chief Christophe Airman Robert A. Strin^lke, techlnician second laas, U.S. ected to attend the National Gbenye and other leaders of the alleged .spy. Dairy Conference in Chicago. necticut 4-Hers. She is publicity possible improvement. ing in the northern Congo. ations. Much of the skirmishing eon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Navy, son of Mr, and Mr.s. Les 4-H club Congreas as one of took place near the airport Communist-backed "Congolese Mi.ss Rhine, 25, a mi.sslonary He will leave from Bradley chairman for Hartford County More than 900 refugee.s have Btrimike of 130 Tanner St., lie G. Fiske, 232 Woodland St., the chaperones. where the foreigners awaited People's Republic" have di.sap- teacher from Mount Vernon, is serving aboard the attack Miss Mary Ann Peila, daug:h- Field on Thursday, Dec. 3, 4-H Fair Association, secretary arrived here from the former has completed the first pha.se sponsored by WT!C. He has rebel capital and another 500-600 evacuation to Leopoldville. peared. Ohio, also was slain by the li^- of basic mllitarj’ training at submarine USS Tang, operating ter of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Peila of Hartford County Keen Teens Officers Named ’.surgents. with the Seventh Fleet in the of 375 Bidwell'St., has been won several awards exhibiting Club and a recipient of the City awaited evacuation at Stan Premier Moise Tshombe can The United States told Ijackland AFB, Tex. He will his purebred Holstein animals leyville Airport. Of the 63 Amer- celed plans for a triumphant T.shombe's central government Another missionary murdered train as cwnmunicatlons-elec- Far East. selected to represent Connec Service Key Award. She was ticut's 4-H Club member.s at and has received awards for also awarded a trophy in May By Housing Unit ican.-i trapped in the rebel zone, e^try into Stanleyville today. that rebel leaders must be made was Hector Macmillan, a Cana tronics specialist at Air Train the National 4-H Club Con- his work in dairy judging. A 34 and the bodies of two mur "He may go tomorrow, " an to an-swer for the murder of two dian from Avonmore, Ont. His ing Command School at Keesler Town firemen from Co. 1 for .soliciting J600 worth of ad- greaa in Chicago. She will leave junior at Rockville High School verti.sements for the 4-H Fair The Manchester Housing Au dered missionaries had arrived aide said. American missionaries, Dr. wife, the former lone Reed of AFB, Miss. He is a graduate of last night at 7:15 were called he is first vice president of In Leopoldville. Paul Carlson and Phyllis Rine. Pontiac, Mich., and their six out to extinguish a minor fire Friday from Bradley Field for premium book. A senior at Man thority has elected Theodore Wounded evacuees were taken Manchester High School and the week-long meeting. Miss Hartford County 4-H Fair As- Scattered fighting continued to hoijpitals in Leopoldville. The The rebels had threatened to sons escaped. attended the University of Con which occurred under a pay- chester High School, Mias Peila is a state winner in Food ■sociation and president of Swan.son is active in school and Brindamour, 5 Dover Rd., as in Stanleyville, which fell Tues rebels killed at lea.st 30 foreign kill all whites if the Congolese George Clay, 38, a South Afri- necticut. loader at a S. Adarhs St. and Preservation, which was spon Hartford .County Keen Teens church organizations. chairman and John J. Hutchin day to Congolese troops and ers and wounded more than 50 army attacked Stanleyville. Thompson Rd. construction Club. He is also junior leader site. No property damage was sored by Kerr Glass Co., Sand Keish, a former leader of the son, 113 Helaine Rd., as vice white mercenaries after the in murderous attacks as the Dr. Carlson, 36, of Rolling (8ee Page Ten) Richard L. Fiske, Are control Springs, Okla. She is a 1964 of Manchester 4-H Dairy Club reported and cause of the blase Manchester 4-H Dairy Club, is technician of the U.S. Navy, recipient of the City Service and secretary of Rockville. chairman. son of Mr. and Mrs. ticslie G. was not determined, a fire Chapter of Future Farmers of presently the advisor to Hart- Brindamour succeeds Mrs. spokesman said. Key Award. Miss Peila is a FMske of 232 Woodland St., is leader of the Manchester 4-H America, ^ord County 4-H Fair Associa- Mary Ross, who moved from serving aboard the attack sub Bake 'n Baste Club and treas Mias Ingrid Swanson, daugh-1 tion Manchester last month, as Dodd Denies marine USS Tang with the Frederick E. Jacobs, son of chairman. Hutchinson was ap Refugees Arrive in Brussels^ Seventh Fleet in the Far Ea.st. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jacobs of pointed to take Mrs. Ross's At this time we would like to The submarine will \dsit porta 125 Brookfield St.; and Roger place on the authority. thank our customers and friends H e W ill Get In Japan, the Philippines and L. Harrison, son of Mr. and Brindamour is a civil en for their wonderful support all Mrs. Hal M. Harrison of 175 Bay State Car School Bus Rides Rejected Tell Story of Congo Horrors Hong Kong. gineer for the Greater Hartford through the year. Visit our holi Timrod Rd., both electronics Flood Commission, and has Cabinet Post Wayne B. Mondun, aviation technician seamen of the U.S. Sought in Crash served in the same capacity for day gift displays in every de Deprey said that during his • structural mechanic: and Wil Navy, graduated ffom Elec For Hackmatack St. Pupils the Metropolitan District Com partment, famous names, festive BRUSSELS (AP) — S’ They started firing, aiming at imprisonment by the rebels, he HARTFORD (AP) — Sen. liam Mondun, aviation machin tronics Technician School at the Police are reportedly tracing mission. He was graduated American medical mi.ssion- women and children first. The ideas, novel and unusual gift had come to 'niiow Carlson well. paratroops, thank God, arrived Thomas J. Dodd denied today ist’s mate, both in the U.S. Naval Training Center, Great an automobile with Massachu- from the University of Con A request by twelve petition-' peals had met with success in items await your selection. Free ary Paul Carlson was killed “ He was very cheerful and a quickly. If they hadn’t, we a report that he will )>e appoint Navy and sons of Mrs. Arline Lakes. 111. sett.s license plates which was necticut in 1950 with a degree the past. when Congolese rebels would all have been dead.” ed U. 8. Attorney General after Mondun, 38 Norwood St., re involved in a hit and run acci ers for school bus transporta in civil engineering. gift boxes, exchange privilege, great moral example," he said. There was some discussion, President Johnson’s Inaugura cently returned to the Oceana Mias Lynne Roscoe, daughter dent last night on Main St. near tion in the Hackmatack St. Hutchinson, who is general charge accounts, layaways— all g fired into a group of white King Baudouin's brother. Rene Bragard of Brussels Naval Air Statldn, Virginia of Mr. and Mrs. William M. the Center. both at this meeting and the hostages, a Belgian refu Prince Albert, and his wife, said, "As paratroops dropped on tion Jan. 20. area was turned down last manager and treasurer of the with considerate, courteous serv- * The report wras published tat Beach, Va., after a two-month Roscoe Jr.. 77 Princeton St., last, regarding suggestions that Hamilton Standard Federal Prince.ss Paola, were at the air Stanleyville, simba (rebel sol According to police, a car night by the board of educa gee arriving from Stanley Texas today tat the Dallas Mediterranean cruise aboard was elected to the Queen’s belonging to Dr. George A. sidewalks, not school buses, Credit Union, is a former town ice! port to greet the refugees. A diers) armed with rifles and the attack aircraft carrier USS Court during Fall Weekend at tion upon recommendation of were the solution to existing ville said today. foggy drizzle fell on thou.sands submachine guns pushed us out Morning News. The newspaper Cailloutte. 65, of 119 Center director who re.sig;ned in 1961 The refugee, Fernand Deprey, said also that a Texan is slated Independence They visited sev Endicott Junior College, Bever St., who was waiting at a red its transportation committee. hazardous conditions. Every in a dispute over fiscal policy. of wailing Belgians, relatives or of the hotels and said they were eral ports in EJurope, including ly, Mass., where she is a senior one, from Police Chief James was aboard a Belgian Airlines friends of persons who had been taking us to the airport. We to head the Democratic Nation traffic signal, was scraped on The petition, which claims Both Brindamour and Hutch jetliner that arrived early today al (Committee. Gibraltar and Barcelona, Spain. majoring in liberal arts. the left side by the car con Reardon to the members of the inson are members of the Dem- trapped in rebel territory. were a column of maybe 300 dangerous walking conditions board, agreed that the walking from the Congo with 163 hos King Baudouin and Queen Fa- children, women and men. Dodd, according to the Dallas taining three youths who im ocrati6 Town Committee. tages freed Tuesday when Bel newspaper, would become attor mediately left the scene. Dr. in the Hackmatack St. area, conditions constituted either a Don’t Stick Your Neck Out Pal orSomehody^ll Get the Bird! biola of Belgium were ru.shing "As we were marched on the was presented by parents at potential or actual danger. gian paratroopers landed at home after cutting short an offi road, rebels started readying ney general, and State and Na • EYE-GLASSES by Caillouette was able to note hours to elude the ax (this one held by Chet Lawes) Stanleyville, the rebel capital. tional Chairman John M. Bailey the regi-stration number of the the last board meeting Nov. 9. Chief Reardon had drawn up That could be the advice being gobbled out by these cial visit to Inm because of the their weapons. Some in our According to present school a list of areas needing side remaining inhabitants at the Ellington Farm of and they’ll be safe . . . at least until Christmas. Four of the arrivals were Congo developments. group ran fdr protection toward would be appointed to Dodd's fleeing car. reCently-won six - year Senate DeBelki and Reale Opticians policy, bus transportation is walks in September 1963, and A & L Turkey Enterprises, They only have a few (Herald photo by Sateniis.) Dutch, five were from Luxem Shivering refugees in light houses. Rebels started firing at Complete provided only to those living bourg and the rest Belgians. Six tropical clothing shuffled a b ^ t random all around. I threw my term. Clifton C. (Jarter of Aus Hackmatack St. was onS' of tin would then be named Na Eye Glaas Service Key9 Taken, Divorced 114 miles or more beyond the had been wowded. the airport looking (or relatives wife on the ground and myself them. tional Chairman. Your eye doctor's ■school. The area in question A suggestion by Mrp. Bourn “ I ■was a prisoner In the Hotel and friends. Red Cross workers on top and said, ‘Don't move.' ROME; — Keys have long Race Tomorrow Demand Premier’s Ouster ■Victoria,” Deprey said. "Carl- “ I didn’t run lor '6i« Senate prescription filled — is less than this limit. that a letter be sen t, to the No Herald handed out hea'vy overcoats. “Almost at once the para in order to resign,’’ said Dodd modem frames — been a status symbol. In an At the last meeting, the re board of directors recommend s and Carlson was shot to the airport.’ They put the Belgians and thought the para certain officials, and the po.s- recommended that the policy be Thanksgiving Day. Have a but added, “ I don’t know 'where Room 104 isted as to which was the more Main St. near South Ter down. Afterward as we went lip men in front of the group, wom- troopers were American sol seasion of them was a mark of maintained. The transportation Thanksgiving Feature they com e from',’* Ruaa DeBella Tel. 522-0767 Enrico F, Rsale dangerous, the board should not minus. Riot in Viet Nam happy holiday and please meet the Belgian troops I saw •ap and children behind. diers. “ They believed also that power and prestige. committee concurred in this There has been qieculation opinion. recommend that one be singled drive safely. his body in the street. He had ' *?tai we reached the Hotel Vic since Johnson called Dodd, a out for correction. been shot through the head.’’’ toria’ they told us to sit down. (See Page Ten) long personal friend, to be 'udth Although the parents were s sr- not there last night, board In other actions last night, SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— About 2,000 stu him In the dramatic White rhairman Mrs. Katherine the board unanimously accept Events dents rioted in Saigon today demanding the ouster of House meeting with Hubert H. LBJ ]V^^a k e s Humphrey which'led to the lat Bount addressed remarks to ed the resignations of ’ tw'o Premier Ran Van Huong and were dispersed by para them, saying that the petition teachers, Mrs. Barbara Smith ter's selection as trice presiden could be made on the state lev and Mrs. Carol ^UTasek, both of troopers with bayonets and tear gas. Hasty Flight tial candidate. el. She noted that similar ap whom were on leave of absence. In State Martial law was declared af-<^' During, the Atlantic City con ter a day of violence that saw vention, it was reported that scores wounded. ganization. A fragmentation Bailey would resign as party In an attempt to end the civic grenade wounded several para To See Friend chairman soon after the Novem Little A^eement tumult and get on with the war troopers. ber election, and return to Ms against (Jommunist guerrillas, The violence died down to JOHNSON CTTY, Tex. (AP) law practice in Hartford. He On Redistricting U.S. officials warned that ward evening after a Buddhist — President Johnson has dem was reported then to be expect American aid may be curtailed leader climbed on a loudspeaker onstrated anew his zest for ed to remain as' state chairman. unless the disorders end, reli truck and told the students to go making hurry-up travel plans. The poet of attorney general T£M0ER HARTFORD (AP) — Republl- able sources said. home. Most did, but sporadic By his own testimony, he was has been vacant since Rdbert F. ■ans and Democrats, still far It was the fourth straight day fighting continued In some side airborne on a 600-mile round Kennedy resigned to run for the Mox Miller apart on reapportionment is- DELICIOUS of disorders and U.S. auUiorities streets. trip Ttiesday night just 20 Senate from New York. Ken aues, will begin top level hi- are telling the Vietname.se that It was the fourth day of an- minutes after he decided to get nedy’s assistant, Nicholas deB; rtisan meetings next week In “ the patience of the American Ugovemment student rioting In going. Katzenbach, has been acting at attempt to close the gap. public is wearing out," one in Saigon. The commander of the Jolinson’s decision to fly to a torney general. Soys... The meetings are expected to e formant said. capital military district, Brig. testimonial dinner at Mount When asked about Katzen- rt after next Tuesday’s pub In declaring martial law, the Gen. Pham Van Duong, said if Pleasant in far northeast Texas bach’s status recently, a 'White hearing on reapportionment government imposed a curfew more violent ftcourred Thurs required faist action by others, House spokesman said no rineasures filed for considera-from 10 p.m.. to 5 a.m. day he had plans to put it down. changes were planned in the fion at the General Assembly's too. At least 100 persons, 60 of All American military person Mrs. Johnson, he related-, took Cabinet, and that Johnson was VISIT OUR NEW aurrent special session. them police and troops, were nel and civilians were warned to just 11 minutes to drive half a pleased 'with Katzenbach. Some 27 bills were filed be- injured in the melee around the stay off the streets and to avoid Ipre Tuesday afternoon's dcad- mile to their ranch home, LIQUOR headquarters of the politically change her clothes and get to Itae, but none is likely to win powerful national Buddhist or i^proval, at least not in origi- (See Page Five) the plane In time for departure. Secret Service agents and DEPARTMENT tliu form. White pouse communications The bills both sides finally BuUetins ttle on are expected to be experts al^o had to step lively. ose that emerge from the bi- Maine Declares to Be Site The dinnbr that prompted Called from AP Wires r|M.rtisan conferences. such haste honored Marvin Wat The General Assembly ha.s son, a steel company executive Imtillitil Jan. 30 to reapportion the who is Democratic state chair FBI NEAR SOLUTION Of First Thanksgiving Feast man, About 900 friends turned BOU.Souse of Representatives, re- TO RIGHTS VIOLENCE S strtrict the State Senate and out at the bunting-draped Na WASHINGTON (AP) — tional Guard armory. iummon a constitutional con- AUGUSTA, Maine (API —e medicine to your filng. Rain will continue through lice were unable to say how the north as far as Gloucester, ford. Police said he boorded''> Fine Fruits. noes containing 40 Indian men, There were 60 of them — sur ain’s post office brace them FIRST PRIZE HEN TURKEYS most of tonight and end late Dies in France ngany cars were Involved tn the Fourteen persons were taken a train and oppasently > home. > Or, he can deliver women and children appeared prisingly few considering the selves to handle avalanche of fotUghit or early Thanksgiving furor raised when McNamara’s cliain reaction mi.shaps. Esti to Norwood Hospital, eight to changed his mind about re ie 18 and 13 lb. sizes omlng as the storm center at the mouth of the river. The telegrants, gifts, greeting cards j ^ ^ n g a PARIS (AP) — The youflgest decision was made known. Of mates ranged as high as 65. Quincy City Hospital and two to maining aboard. They sold he Special 10 oz. jar Stuffed Olives 49c a a y other items you need the east. Drier air colonists entertained the visitors and letters, honoring him on his 53c lb. p u ses to of the Sahibor quintuplets died these, 35 were favorable and 26 The highway is heavily trav South Shore Hospital. was gefting off toe moving MU clear skies slowly during at a parley and a teast. 90th birthday Monday. from our wide variety of during the night after only two A s^ilar scene was enacted critical. Some of the critical eled in the morning ru.sh hour. Braintree patrolman . James train when he tripped and Ole morning, and temperatures days of life. About 400 African and Com- fell between the cars. Allow extra thawing and co6k-, Royal Ice Cream in all flavors supplies. Chances are, we Will remain mild, with a high In on Oct. 3 and 4, when a group of telegrams a.sked postponement The dead were identified ten Wolf who was at thfe scene The Ministry of Public Health Indians again came to the fort reconsideration. muni.st Chinese students stone tatively by Canton ptilice as Ida said “ I never saw anything like ing time on the 18 1b. Hen. Bm low 50s. . have things you need right announced that Jean-Luc, the and, /in a chronicler's words: McNamara received letters U.S. legation in Sofia, Bulgaria, F. Chippendale of Milton and it. It was complete chaos." AMBASSADORS NAMED last of the babies bom Monday, “ The president feasted and en- too, but a count and breakdowm protesting against the U.S.-Bel Norman P. Howard of Natick. Cars were tossed about the , JOHNSON OITV, Tex. now. Why not phone US for Stallings Guilty died after developing a lung tertayned (them) with all kind of these were not available at gian aqtion in Congo. They were trapped in their roadway in every direction, (AP) — President Johnson detiv«y today? HARTFORD (A P )-A Super- hemorrhage at the pediatrics ness, ixith that day tmd the the Pentagon. New York business execu cars after two trucks jacknifed. like toy wooden blocks left in a picked new ombosaadon to ^ PINEHURST HOLIDAY SCHEDULE or Court Jury decides next week center of the Paris Faculty of next, which being Sondaye, the A San Francisco wonmn ad tive, Mark A. Fein, 32, accused ' One truck carried dry cement child’s playpen. and Uberia today. The ether Richard L'. Stallings, Medicine. The infant had been president carried them with him dressed her wire to “ Mac the of killing his 4>ookmaker rather and the other,"‘ a semi - trailer, A state police spokew an said Texas 'White House ' an should be sentenced to death suffering from respiratory to the place of pubUke prayers, Knife" and told the secretary: than pay a 123,890 World Se coffee. The senfl trailer caught it was the worst fog-(^used pile- nounced WUUam H. auJQtvnn ~Ciuch^‘ y OPEIV 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. M iller's Ufe Imprisonment in the trouble that suddenly worsened which they were at both morn “ ThMik God you didn’t cut down ries debt in -1963, convicted of fire and was destroyed. T h e up he could remember in Mas of Rhode Island wiU be aip- ying of a 78-year-old Hartford Tuesday night. ing and evening, attending yt Hunter’s Point Shipyard entire second-degree murder. 6cab of the tank truck also sachusetts. pplnted amhossadpr to Laoa low. The ministry said there had with gt«at reverence and si ly. We love you in San Francis- Two planes and four U.S. air^caught fire. '"The weather bureau at Boston and Ben Hill Briswn Jr., ef Tuesday — Wednesday — Friday Pharm acy . 85 EAST CENTER STREET - 649-5268 ‘ YTie Jury •onvlcted Stallings been “ no importisnt clu^ge" in lence.” ■ men missing for six days on ■l^e CMpMndale ymnan died said the fog formed Oorly in the South Corollnn^ will be named, lint degree the opndition of the surviving These .were, aaye the Maipe A Dartmouth CtHlega prons- ferry flight from northeast of bums. Howard was oruJhed morning when the air tempera embaesodor to Ubeil6..Boto AD agency, the original TTianks- Tlmiland to South Viet Nam, in Ms own oar. ture dropped beknr 4hs 6«w aia eoreer forelgB sesnle# ef- ieaata on American aoU. 5^' Pn|H4tai), , ,, mUltary aourcss say. . Doaens of rw point amjt. -m T"
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