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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5,1966 H ie W< Rain early with inow and aleet' M n. Dondd tkaiy Win ka. 0b> 'eoatamd, with Oia work bafnt Idpsr and Carl Silver, all . em­ the gueat speaker. Eds topie eras changjng to m a t o m i linataw portrayod Iqr’ ^ Pratt and Rec Dance Set • ployee iol ■ the Racreatioa Dtvl- "Toib- CUld Bi Different?” Momot GOOSE SERVICES 14,577 80-3S; ckrndy, windy, V!pt WUtney Bnglneerinc dagraa *m» areas wnere chUdnn _ M3-9249 mornnv, higli $0^65. ^‘ilpii'V lavN ir At West Side Thoee attending the denee a n different. “Dr. Tenney eatd, Mmdtmtmr—A City of ViOmg9 Charm iy-f. are rsmlhded to come neatly ‘‘an in phyaicai makeup, men­ BeBon, AiMhner * A Dfll u M t fVUUtr at srin meet at the lOasonic Tem­ nest OorWn, p u t master, will The Recresthm and Park De­ ple tomorrow nlgM at 7:M. The preside. ntUrfd,' preferably In acbool- tal growth, emotional develop­ BORUB BBXPBN SERVICES MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 w P«ca 17) PRICE SEVEN t:i* |t«B. at tM houa of Mza. partment wffl spouor a Jbmhw V0ULZXXV»NO.81 (TWENTY R A M ) Itfakaa OoogliHn, 40 d jn le Rd. Master Mason degree WIU be type clothea. ment end social development" High School iDance frtd ay from CPS»OM~IAPMDl«Pro — --- ■Am Percy Bmitfa Circle of South He eald that it is important to INFORMATION S eP ^ I T ^ Y — TMMnWgjDnW Methodist Church will meet to­ 7:8p to 8(80 p.m. ad the West understand “that ebUdrsn need REOIBTBATIONS — UCBNIBW — Slda {^creation Center. P o ^ independence and most build TIB e x c h a n g e —■ WANDERER’S MAIL SERVICE i m o i t 9 9 night a* 8 at the home of Mrs. Child Difference nilBfUltST THURS. A.M. t il PJKl. Robert Knight, 83 Eva Dr. lar recorda win euppty nmsic decision-making powen earty VACATKW HCmB AND FARM WATOHBR Why ‘65? Members are reminded to in life.” He said we cannot HOME niipiN O 8ERV10B for dailcing. Sp^ker’s Topic BIRTH CBBTUftCATES FOCNP HARTFORD .(AP) — H bring project gifts for Newing­ The dance ie open to Junior change the basic pattern of a VACATION HOVSEKEEPIS you are among the thoua- Viet Cong Terrorists :M ton HomUtal for Crippled Chil­ high students with Recr^tlon ktajor areas of individual child and that we want differ­ OPEN AND CLOSE HOMES FOE VACA’n OJngtS enda who keep miadating dren. D epartm ^ inemberahtp cards. differences in children were ences to exist. "Panots,” he SERVICE BFD BOXES — CLEANINQ OF HOpSES, lattere and checks 1965 in­ C a^ ere available at the pointed out to about so parents said, "should take a positive at­ STORES, ATTICS a n d e m W ^ • three Manchester recreation titude and should direct but not TELEPHOKNE ANSWERING — $1R08 PER MONTH stead of 1986, you might Manchester Jaycee Wives and 'teachers last night at a want to know why. * -I will meet tonight at 8 at the centers in & may be purcfaased lose eight of the individual dif- BCBRim RRMOVAL — 8SA8 PER MONTO before or on the night Of the meeting of Sqdth School PTA fennees in their children.** PAINT BRUSH AND SILVERWARE lAUNDBY Transit Thla Is what Dr. John home of Mrs. Michael Ld'nch, HOSPITAL COURIER — CAB CHAUFFERING Donnelly, peychlatrist - in • Hebron Rd., Rolton. New mem­ dance., ■ at the school. Dr. Henry C. Ten­ Mrs. Robert Liarmett SM m m YDHK (AF) — Mayor ney, eupervisor of elementary Mrs. John Telgener were in Inm WEEKLY 8HOPPINO TO TOWN chief at the Inetltute of Liv­ Twice in Saigon bers will be presMited at the SupwTlsors on duty for the t e m p o r a r y e m p l o y m e n t BUREAU Mbn ,V. UDdHiy rn ^ rtad to ing, haa^o say: "A Chicken In Every Pof" meeting. dance are Mrs. Robert Ndl, education at Central Connecti­ charge of refreshments at a LAWN MAINTENANCE Chicken is one of the most advertised specials, but you Robert J*arlaeau, Kenneth Ven- cut College, New Britain, was social time after the program. New Toikeni that aubway and "People concentrate on the seldom see mentioned where they come from or the sise. bM iM ke .nagoliaMona moved day and month, and by the Mandiester Power. Squadron w e could g rt chicken to sell for less, but we are convinced ahead hi “food SUth” bargain­ end of a year it becomes au­ thht Grade A, State of Maine, Penobscot fresh chickens are will have a course in seaman­ ing wMch reeeoaad earty M ay. tomatic to write 1965, or wbrth a few pennies more per Urd. ship tonight from 7 to 8 at whatever year it was." Bombs Kill - Manchester High SchooL tlM But be oauUoned that the {ub- Nc ttU “nniet sweat X out" un- And in case you’re wor­ course la open to members and ried, the psychiatrist says P — o b s c B f — Stot» off Mohw — Grado A ta BctMemeiit of the abc-day-old prospective members of tb » Men's Famous Make All Wool fltrfko. there Is no real psychological One, Injure ftovniin—f Gradod — FiMh 3Va l>. squadron. Heavy otomtag min oompU- problem connected with the oated already diflicidt trane- misdating. Seven More St. Mary's EJpiseopal Church HOUSE portatton proUenui tor the etty’e , "Tliere’s no problem, that will c^ebrate the Feast o t the woik force of 8.8 mauen. is, . unless somelxxly is still SAIGON, South V iet CHICKENS Bipiphany tomorrow with three SPORT .The city laid a new money writing 1965 in the middle of Nam (AP)—V ie tC o ^ te ^ services at 6 and 10 am . and after on the table during a mar­ JiUy," he said. 7 p.m. athon nifht aesaion which broke rorists struck twice in Sai­ up at 3 a.m., but the parUee gon tonight, exploding :E The Church Council of Cen­ GROUP I woutd not aay what It wae. State News powerful Claymore mine at 3 9 i ter Congregational Church will HAI.E There had been a lIRT-inllllon the military airport’s main have a budget meeting tomor­ Main Street—'Manchester Regularly $40. gap in n^utM lng poaSlen* for gate and a bomb at a police SPLIT — CTJT — WH(M^ row at 8 p.m. in the Federation a two-year klior oohtraot cover­ substation across town. AIX AT SAME liOW PBICB Room a t the church. . ■■ I ing 84,400 tranatt woikrs. Last Section Averaging flA7 per Bird Among casualties were This else roasts to perfeotloni Included are our famous Clipper Craft brand. Variety of j Lindeay also dieclooed that he four U.S. servicemen, had coneultod wtth Seoreihry of Farms Owe $7.9 Billion OPEN luxury imported fabrics, Regulars, shorts and longs, 86-46.! Of Route 91 slightly wounded. Lnbor W. TVaianl Wirtz, but One Vietnamese was killed PENOBSCOT GRADE A THURSDAYS wOUklnot dleeioee the ndwtanoe WASHINGTON — Farmers TILL and three were Injured in SOeCTED LARGE LARGE and farm cooperatives (rwned of their talk. Is Opened first such outbreak Of the iMW nearly 8810 million in capital 9 P.M. "We have inherited a decade year. It come shortly after U'.B. stock in the farm credit sys­ of unanswered queatienB in NEW HAVEN (AP) — Gov. briefing officers reported ailied tem at the end of fiscal 196S. GROUP II tnunlt opernttoM,” the mayor John N. Dempeey opened the troops and planea had knocked The credit plan had $7.0 bUlion said. He refused to daborate. final 18-mtle link of Intersbate out hidden Viet Gang inatalla- in loans outstanding. likidsay said that vdiile away taghway 91 today with an ap- tions in three widely separated Regularly $25. 19.88 froni the Americana Hotel nego- peai to all motorlats to drive areas of South Viet Nam over tiattng room, he wqidd keep in safely. the preceding 48 hours. lib touch by Mephone with the OompleUca of the new road U.S. M arhue added another DOLLAR DIVIDEND Our best selling “Stewart Douglas” brand. Choice of tweeds, progroee of talke between the now makes it possible for a hidden installation by kcMdent Transit Authority and the two motorist to travel from New solids, muted plaids. Regulars, shorts and longs, 86-46. today in destroytog two tone ot ANNOUNCED BY striking AFL-CaO oiganizatlona, York a ty to Maine on limited- Viet Cong rice at the hamlet oC FRESH CHIX LIVERS ...... Ib. 69e ths , ^SBUeport Workers UtUon access superhlghwayB. KNiniNC MILL Vinh Boch, 18 mllea southwest (Bee Page Eight) The last stretch runs 18.8 of Da Nang. A grenade toeeed Eerii Is a good biiy this wook and wo wiR hewo miles between a junction with into the rice set off an anunu- Customers to Reoelva the Connecticut Turnpike In New Tondoreiiro, Loon Coniod Booff, Frosh Spororlbs Unexpected Benefits nlticm cache ccmcealed beneath yor Haven and an interchange with It and the resulting explosi<»s and Fofli Tondor O and Pot Roost. ROCKVILLB, Conn.—Roose­ 7 Dead, 16 Hurt Route 6A in Meriden. and fira cleaned np the whole velt Mills, one of New England’s The opening of the last sec­ Vietnamese family searches through ruins of their home near police station in village, untenanted a t the thnoi. MISS IOWA BACON...... lb. 9 k largest manufacturers of sweat­ In Hotel Fire tion will allow buses, trucks and Saigon. Explosion of a Viet Cong mine blasted the p<>lice station, their house and The Claymore mine, wh(ch ers since 1894, has declared a other commercial vehicles to the nearby area. Another bomb was exploded outside the main gate of Sai­ can be aimed to fire hundrede.’of novel year-end dividend . . . annual winter steel pellete Uke a aiwtgun, gut FROZEN LAMB PATHES...... 3 lbs. $ 1.00 special for its retail store cus­ .OT. PAUL, NBno. (AP) — take the high road instead of gon’s military airport, (AP Photofax) tomers. In appreciation of the iDre swept a downtown St. Paul fighting their way along Routee loose at 6:18 p.m. from tlM 3»at FRESH LAMB PATTIES...... lb. 39e 2 lbs. 75c valued past patronage of the botel-apartnieat bouse early 5 and lO. of a motorized paaeenger cycle mill store during 1965, Roosevelt today leaving at least nihb as American servicemen were LEAN GROUND CHUCK and Mills offers the Dividend Cou­ dead, and 18 injured and taken W hat Y ear? streaming ou of the gate ef t|he pon below to its customers. We k> haspitBlB. Fbur were in criti- airport. Tan Son Nhut. But ^ 3 IN 1 BLEND OF suggest you clip this valuable Negro Bhikop Consecratim WflNSTBD (AP)—The Winsted Peace Offensive Results cycle had been parked bettvesQ SUIT SALE (Nd ocxtdMkm. tax biUs were prepared on time, BOF-PORK.VEAL...... lb.79 ecash saving exjupon and use The Most Rev. Harold R. Perry, stands before the a cargo truck and a large toes before Sat., Jan. 8th. Firemen were seeiinMng but there was a minor problem FRESH OYSTERS — HADDOCK — FLOUNDER St^ Louis Basilica in New Orleans where he wax of Ihe foursBtocy Oartston and the tree took moat of (be when the letters were given to cliaige. FROZEN SWORDFISH consecrated today as the nation's first RoRuiir UMTS bodlae. The buRdtag Postm a«^ Arthur W. Hayes for ON SALE TOMORROW AT LOW PRICES Catholic Negro bishpp. Those m gttendapup inplu^^ . Ipcofed.. ft. '.IbBofaange ^ end Pleasing to President A Vietnameae poMer-toy was Petir'iqNHlib.' mailing. killed. Of. the-Amerioohe—bw- MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE a. 79. 81.00 OFF ed hundreds of clergymen and i womiUD 'aegragix- "Someone forgot tojdumge the in tionist parading in ftnnt of the church-with a sign BevenU paraona fled from The *■ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- nels that many oountrle* visited 'aag9 of Ume as JoHmson mode a Jured, two rrare Ahr Forpe aMiu Everyday Low Price on on EVERY mlll-prioed men’s buildliw with their etothlnt In town hall," dent Johnson ie pleased with the by traveling American dlp- Bucceasion of major doclsions in BEECHNUT BABY FOODS which read “Remember them, oh Lord, my God, M tT jL number jumped f ^ <«id Hayes - aU the tax WU ^ ___lomate as W. AvereB Harriman which his pohUcian’e sense of STRAINED ...... 8 fbr 880 or ladles* GROUP I GROUP ill that defile the priesthood.” And, “Jesus did not wihaitM*; One men, Urted in were postmarked results w far and Arthur J. Goldberg are get­ Umlng played a great rMe. dUNIQB ...... 8 for 88e peace offensive. He is confident choose non-white apostles.” (AP PhotofaX) ertUcat oonixfkin, suffered frac- ^ ting in direct touch with Hanoi The peace campaign hiul Ms HAWAIIAN PUNCH ...... 8 Ig. eana 88o SWEATER Regular to $55. 3 9 . 8 8 the travels of Ms special peace 8UBIBO ALL (Save SOo) ...... box 81.18 In the entire salesroom with Regularly $75.L.O180. to $80. 6 2 . 8 8 turw of brth feet and legs, an- accepted them under the — to urge Steps toward peace. beginning — in secrecy — at a KRAFT’S GRAPE JELLY, 18 oz. Jar (Save So)... Jar 88o perertly in a leap. He ^ M Olrcumstances,” said Hayes envoya are having a global Im­ Diplomatic traffic with the Nov. U. conference at the LBJ Joseph Kenney this coupon before 8:80 PM . pact stiU largely Mdden behind buy 8 for 81.()0 and save more ,. , Bat, Jan. 8th. GROUP IV Wednesday, "but we don’t like Oommunlat government of Ranch in Texas. Gathered at Please read oar ad in Tlnmday*s Hormld W U ^ Menrer, aeairtaiit to be a year late in deUveiy." a (xutain of diplometic secrecy. North Viet Nam has reached a the (xnnifortaUe ranch house on Called Fair After 3 2 . 8 8 chief, eeld firat firemen on the , - Although there has been no new peak since the concerted the banks of the Pedernales ROOSEVELT MIUS Regularly $60.o to ,« $65. s 5 0 - 8 8 Regularly $40. & $4$. Sen. Case :es outward evidence of a favorable Rolb's Skinlots 215 E. Main S t, Rockville, Conn. scene met persons rusMng from Blasters Jailed American peace effort began. were the President, Secaretory of His Heart Stops Open Mon. thru Sat. tiU 6:80 response from Hanoi, Johnson Some of this hidden diplo- SAUSAGE LINKS...... Va h . 39e the buHdtog, their Mothlng NEW LONDON (AP) — Two State Dean Rusk, Secretary of PALM BEACH, Bla. (AP) and Frl. nights until 9 P.M. Our Famous Name Michaels Stem and Clipper One Euid tviro pant styles in this group also. Pop­ burning. Groton men have received sen- remains bopeftd of a break- maitlc Intervention has come PINEHUBST ... comer Main and Itampiko Defense Robert S. McNamara, Craft Suits. All exclusive wool fabrics, all Im­ ular 3 button center vent styling. Popular win­ "Ttorae of ttrim wore actueRy tences In state prison for sotting . . , from countries skeptical in the and presldentlel assistants Mc- Former Amheesador Joseph P. peccably tailored. Choose from 1 and 2 pant ^ On the )wpef(d side, word has Baker Repay U.S. peat about American policy. Geotge Bundy and Jack Valenti. Kennedy’s heart stopped beat- styles in several models. Brown, grays, blacks, ter colors, shorts, regular and longs in size* Oao mOe Aght' See Fege Eight come through diplomatic chan- charcoals, blues. Shorts, regulars or longs in If Hanoi remains deaf to such For many weeks, the adminis- ing for a second or two Wednes- 36-46. WA8HIINO*rON ( .^ ) — sen. dance in tfae-hitegii- appeals, Johnson believes his sizes 37-46. tratlon had given periodic day, but Ms doctor says there ie CUfford P. Case, B-N.J., urged uiont.” efforts, at the very least, will thought to a possible pause in nothing serious about i t ★ ★ ★ ★ FREE CUSTOM ALTERATIONS ★ ★ ★ ★ today that the Justice Depart- ** ^ reinforce Me claim that if there American bombinge of North wfMt government proseoutow are obstacles to peace, the “ *Ihere was a brief loss of ment try to recover whatever ^ Viet Nam as a potential means blame Ues elsewhere. of dramatizing U.S. hopes for consciousness, but there are no part of Bobby Baker’s reputed er. Case said in a statement: Fashion Houses Compete In a sense, the Johnson peace after effects,” the doctor said. peace and, hopefully, encourag­ 82-millian fortune was amesBed "The InHotment appears to offensive has been a developing ing a conciliatory response from "He'll resume his normal aotiv- (hrough "use of his ofSoe." have a narrow factual e«d In SALE! Men’s Long Sleeve thing, with the President per­ Hanoi. Itles." MEN’S! -i- Baker, resigned former secure- somewhat peripheral haala,. sonally ordering each new The ranch conference marked The 77-yeor-old father of the texy to Democroiic senators end resting largely, U not aatire]y, Hemline Title move, often cm short notice. late President John F. Keimedy Famous Make Osrow onetime trusted aide of Presi- on income tax law vtolatton'.*’ It was shaped with the pas- (See Page Nineteen) collapsed in a chair just before WINTHROP DRESS or dent Johnson, Was Indicted by a ^ to d lc tm ^ Case eoatte- noon after stepping out of the federal grand Jury here uej, "• senate Riilm Oommitte., ed by the New York In Viet Nam Protests ney admtoistered final ritee ot Regular 6.99 «»««r two InvesUgatlonB. filed the Roman Catholic Church. f i^ a l aff^ largely avoided ordtioizingULke^'s «c- City finbway strike. WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI 1966 elootlonB, numlng candi- Regularly $10. Regularly to $6. each direct comment. Her series on spring Direotor J. Edgar Hoover said dotes wherever possible, Kennedy recovered from the FOR n a fhse said the acUvitv of Repubfioan senator* today the Ciomtnunist party has In Ms annual report to the *>«**«* a whitewash, fashions will start (See Page Eight) Plugs into cigarette lighter. (he former Senate offletai h as oase sold that any tax eva- when received. played an ever-increasing ixjJe attorney general on FBI activl- Sturdily built with dial-amatic Dress Shirts — are new breathing tricot fabric. Sizes 14V4 - 17. unusual importance tkam tlM in generating opposiiion to the ttee during 1966, Hoover Said: Sport Shirts — many permeuient press in the group, plaids, solids, point of view of public oonO- control. Keep your windshield (8ee Ppge Nineteen) By JEAN SPRAIN WIUON U. 8. position in Viet Nam. "Always eager to engage in Choose from — s, m, 1, xl. NEW YORK (AP) — Many Hoover sold also that the par- any aottvity which will bring ice free all winter! oouturiera competed for Uie ty la trying to attract more embarrassment to the United • FLANNEL OR C O H O N BLEND SPORT SHIRTS youth and is making plans to States, the party has played an Bulletm • Black Cordovan threa eyalat tie or lUgh hemline ohamplonehlp at take a more active part In the ever-increasing role In generat- • ALMY'S COMBED C O H O N DRESS SHIRTS Anoiher Burke Vessel the preview of eprlng feehlona ------Ing opposition to the United * Black leather slip-on style. which opened Wednesday. And States position in Viet Nam. Orion Zip-Out Lined ‘NOTHINO NEW*—HANOI turely one of the fOTsmeet con- "In September 1966, party Schooner Rams Reef, tender* at the four-day Ameri­ Ike Released headquarters sent a directive to TOKYO (AP)—Ooninilialit BENCHWARMER Regularly 2.99 each FOR can dasignsr gerlee was Geof­ all districts giving liutructions China said totey that tiHl frey Beene. From Hospital on slogons to be used in protests U.S. "peace boaket** on aeopatrae-yed mawikfaw in Nam contained nothing amy* Sport Shirts — ai« washable in a variety of aolids, plaids, chpeks. 47 Passengers O.K. tight, thlgh-hlgh lace mufiber*, WASHmOTON (AP) - Gen. "It la In fact nothing but ;• CHILDREN’S FAMOUS NAME Regular Sizes S, M, L, XL. Dwight D. Eisenhower left Wal- ^om. ^ ad^tion, the party ter Reed Army Hospital this **ae ex ited large sums M fresh total expoeure of the to $25 Dress Shirts — are wash ‘n wear combed cotton, assorted collar MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - A raulse Last Friday, Burke’s 98.foot w S S ^ * n aM 5 5 * ah l!!IT to ^ gangster logic of UJ9. laqpta SUEDE R A T S 1 6 . 9 9 ■ohooner w«h 47 pereone aboard vcsael Mandalay struck a coral —S ^ U r i e a •* (be morning after a medical check- WOMEN’S SHOES styles. Sizes 1434 - 17. up and^drove back to his home ^ htode^nlt.^ States rlaUsm in a ootaxiitrated bung up on a Bahamas leiands reef 20 mile* southeast of Miami iairta form,’* the official New CMan Famous make, corduroy or reef today. end 25 passengers and U crew bounev ostrldi imiMtarm ens to Gettysburg, Pa. He entered P«“ «- New* Agency, which leOeota Coast Guard heMooptaw from member* had to be reacued by the h^TiUini Wednesday. Hoover said the Oommunlat thinking of the PMdng vp- DRESS SHOES 100% all wool melton cloth. Wool Lined heU^r from angry *eaa on* iJJreSe^m ^ The tormer president end I»rty subveraive gime, sold in a hrnadwwt Front Zip-Hooded Mra. Elsenhower plan to leave supported and particl- Detachable hood. Wine, camel, Che 136-toat Polynesia 15 mUes ^ Polynesia, with 35 pa*- riUnaatone pWtcftat. from Peking. TIm 14-paint llit Reg. 8.99 - Harrisburg, Pa., by train Fri- petod In various proteeto navy or dive. Sizes 86-46. LEATHER GLOVES to Bimini, but left the cttiera to Bongere and 12 crew mem ben, m ore Wbra wild nrinted silk ot U.8. prt^oeals range frag* 6.90 SWEATSHIRTS be braught ashore by civilian *n route from the Blndnl drewes iBth tOM and day night for a winter vacation again** U. S. policy. This was President Johneon** offer t t to Palm Desert, Oailf. particularly true, he said, to the ****".“ ^ to Gun Cay when tt ran deep pleated eUrte; p ^ c r e p e nncMidltional dlaonselona hi *The five-star general spent a April 17 rtudent march on Regular 2.99 Regular 2.9l vessM. The Polynesia was re- aground at Piquet Rocks wMeh baby dell « fff«fk* wtth U ^e lew- U.& wUlingneM^ to help ported in no immediate dimger ue between. OcSaw^oSS month at the Army hospM^ lost WasMngton, the August Wash- Sontheoat Asian eoooomie ra> "Playboy Club" 2.22 fall recuperating from a heart tagton summer action project, wtth seas only one to two feet Burke went to Bimini. He de- wbHa «Bk Mtta with Tmii* ’xiV constractioa. Choose from ties, slipons in a va- • GROUP OF FLATS attack suffered Nov. 9 during a the October international days Warm, well made, quality pigskin dress Fleece lined, full front zipper, hooded. I^ed lat* comment. His bowt afid buttene at the Meeve*. riety of colors. R ,g. 6.99 - $ 12. Choose from royal, navy, wine, gray or Guard said freeing her would be cruise headquartere In Miami Whatoyar — ■tvl* the goifing stay at Augusta, Oa. He of protest, the Nov. 27 march on i:UBNPIKE FCLCUF ^ RANNEL ROBES gloves. Brown or tdar'k in s, m, 1, xL a oommercial tugboat opera- 5*13 the skipper of the striekaa dtiMSd very shortM went to Gettysburg juat before Wartiington for peace In Vtet I ( green. Sizes s, m. 1. xl. ockets, bdted. Sixes 1 . 2 9 All famous name sweaters, cardigans or ^ J Jt to bsfatt tto cruiiw line to ^ aitnmd-the-world tour aba*- For the more modest, Brooke WasMngton; Mxe. Eisenhower'S field ef Mvll righto continued to B, m, 1, xl. unde, Joel Oarlson of Boone, eoepand tangle fonnied whea a ' ilipuk MANCHESTER Closeout, tie an^ belt, or tie and handker­ pullovers. Shaggy anid flat knits, in orlon ttji last ^ doned Bivke's brlgmUne T>b- eftsrtd wids-leggsd cuffed ponte akkUed In freeolag fbre puana Burke is involved in ke* because ^of the severs iSm T ^ is Geoffrey Beene’s banker gray wool suit Iowa; and Brig. Gen. Robert —The SHI files now contain chief aets. Assorted cdors. or wool All wanted colors. Sizes 9, m, 1, xL asysnd law sutts raeutting frtua cloeing and SchUte, Ms aide. more ;than 177 mUKoa aete ef tlie weethonad I with Yeetee jacket with link buttooa mm - - t ■ X- ^ ■M b (Bee: (■ea’rugsYXgbO **8mall diange” pockets. 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MAwrmaSTiga EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 PAGE IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD^ UANCHB8TEB, 0 0 1 0 ^ THURSDAY, JANUARY C, IfM when fotnMd, wfil be to select South Windsor a host tomtty, provide tor the Funds Sousdit to Launch o _ B 3 3 Six tp d ic^ m Wn rmu rurtj weMtre of a M bich UMhange W«ll8 Fine Sbdnwold oR Bridge attktont and ptan tor Amd rals- Foster Grandparents Plan F or SlDiigginelg DAILY CoiincO OK^s Formation In*. FOBOCr YOOR H Aam LUNCH At this point, H la not nsc- A federally financed “EVmter nlty rdiabUltaUon facility (the c r With Ovic WHEN YOU CAN M PIK Mekher aids wriastaUe H ^oin Packet tSPBClALS tiiat anyone attending *4% ^ • iBi^y Hal N O R m Of iPoverly Study; Group Msirdsimt in organization. The Grandparents Program,” to MAHRC) serving tba mentally JlydOHNCHKinBER By ALFRED SHEDnMMO 9 1098432 • 9 9 ia Invited to this and to demonstrate the use ot needy retarded, V None NBIW YORK (AP) — A feder­ DftOM 'WeUs, eolUat, j^ovided When today’s hand bame up G AQS43 al fPand Jury haa indicted six A study committee of five aald he fait the Item waa too futura meetings senior citizens to aidh^ re- 6. To utilize the sklUa and ex- Hit WchUslit 0( tba evening: laat dining the ‘Team IM als in Baa _____ 9 KIO men on charges of conqlring to nMle by the **VBB8ATILB8 • ^ town citizens, to see if South broad under the procedural for the chanter was tardatee to a jninery and perlence of smlw clUzena to night as the Manchester Civic Francisco last November, a want BAfT smuggle into the country pure iBIske im a foursome, fh« **? ------Windsor is eligible to take part stops- that must be toHdwad. der^dftm membera of local ahelgered woritehop program, recreational progr^ 1^ re­ iswjoy our fine food and legal bovwagta. BlBeiti N am ed Orchestra was heard in Bailey famous expert played with his 9 Q 7 5 9 K heroin worth |190 mSUoo In ttie in the federal eocnimnic oppor- OouncUman William Threshm-, ormnlzationa who rewonded to wlU be launched on March 1, it tardates, to Include such pro- ^ 8 3 V J 7 6 2 PINE STREET mt HARTFORD ROAD, BfANCSPCSTEB Auditorium before an entbusi- eyes cloeed, relying on the hab­ UUcit toartret. tuntty program, was a^noved rtiainnaa of toe pubUc healto |irora the Ounat At- the Office of Boenomlc Oppor- grams as bowling ^ fWd astie snd good aUed audience. its of a Ufettme. Although the 0 10975 0 K 2 O A K STa r e s t a u r a n t m o a k by. by the town oouncU last nlgbt. and safety committee of the ^ school, tunity approves an appUceition trips. , ♦ J863 ,^ ,^ * AQ9752 ■nw 209 pounds of hecotn was . DA^Y LUNCHEON S P E C W ^ # Appeaiiiag as guest artist correct play Is simple and log- described by U.A AUy. Henry H the committee finds the councU, reported that he has ^ ooromuntty effort to for a $21,000 grant. «• To develop a potimtiMr^ Detaa AHM^ danctaer o( Robert AlTea and Ellea- with the local group, Mr. .Wellg loal, moat b f tia would make 9 A id M. Mocgemimi as tbs largert need for such a program exists, received a letter from Dr. Dee- gjj exciiange student to The proposal, ^xmsored by souree of broyattera t o fam - bafkAsiM MoOehan Blake, 7dd>u«(nt SL ^ waa born 1 ^ . gava an exfeUent performance the habitual play and wake up V A A Q 10954 single seixure ever made in the the council wUl name a Cam- “ onO McGann, health officer, the Mancheater Association for Mes with retarded cMldren. <> 16 ITat HarUOrt AbiOltal. Her maternal grandparento are Mr. ef the Lalo. concerto tor cello down one, as our eiqiert did. XMfted States. munity AoUen Oommlttee to ma fimuh, 1 1 OUs .St, and John D. Mallon, Atlan^ Ga. orchestral support provided un­ mond on one of dummy’4 good racketeer Johny Dio, of North would pay 10 per CMit of the cost matter, and reported tost a Library Council Economic Opportunity. has You play your other suits and and development of the retard­ ipu. iiaa three hrothere, Thomas, 12, John 8 ,-and Mlchaol, der the baton of Vylautas Mari- spades. Miami Beach, Fla.; Jean A and the federal government, 90 sample of the water had been The South Windsor Library thrown his support behind the i ; and two atstors, Lonidno, 16, and Mary, 19. jootus who managed to get the let the opponent ruff with Ms Remember this exception to John Ford per cent. Mot to the State Health Depart- ed chUd. Mgta trump whenever he likee. eSaude Le EYanc, 60, of Rouen, Production CouncU wlU hold a second-level application, “The program,” he aald, "can musicians to achtove a vary the general metiiod of bandUng France; Jeon Neifia, 62, of Par­ The council had authorized ment tor analysis. He said he workshop, for stendtudlzing 11- >nia j^x^ram, which would Bnglwa, DaaM OkrlstoplMr, son of Lawrence B. and good pianissimo without sound­ Following this principle, South a missing top trump. If that Townrn M a n ^ Terry V. Spren- a d ^ toe ^ m l t t e e of ^ pr^Kradures, Tuesday at run tor one year under toe ex- be a siipilficant factor in the osshed the ace of spadee and is, and Anthony Sutera, a broth­ prevention of the stunting of P. nstiyie Hughes, 47 Hillcrest Dr., RoOkvUle. He was ing weak, as so ofton bappetu trump con interfere with y«>ux kol of "oon 7 !w p m ^ it t o e Pleasant Valley $21,0W grant, would oontinued with the Jack of er-in-law of Dtogtiardl also Mv- bom Dec. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU ma- with amateur groups. There was discards at sn awkward Uihe, cn a preliminary committee at as the report Is available, the child’s normal growth in spadee. West stepped up with get rM of the trump before you ing hi North Long Beach. ^AM E BANCROFT School. The topic of the meeting utiuiee the paid servicea of Ben­ his. development into adult­ tsmsf grahdmotiier U Mrs. Mary G. BnnU, North Woburn, also some ftne precUion in the Sutera is the only defendant its last meeting. Sprenkel read a letter firom the queen of spades and led a arrange for your disoarde. hood.” siiff paternal grandmother U Mrs. Marion A. Hughae, tricky mythpir to be encounter­ not in federal custody, and a LYON'MARGARET LEIGHTON*' in estabUsWng toe committee. W ^ r Morse, Palmer Llbra^.” ^^^lltofry^^cSumen Sn«^® “ exS r^ S !w 0 tor diamond through dummy’s ace. DaOy <)iiestfan West Roxbury, Mass, He has a brother, Scott S; and ed in the second movement vt warrant has been Issued tor Ma FLORA ROBSON'HUREO OUNNOCK toe councU i n ^ ^ It to make m e n d in g a o ^ ^ J interested workers are $1.8 6:00 town might have in a parcel average reported for the state, the Office of Mental Itetarda- grotence he had Imposed on are Mr. and Mrs. Eklmund H art NlanUc. HU paternal grand­ of their parts, but the orchestral Administration is going under­ ment, a removal hearit:g was in the Wapping Poet Office, are The rise, both locally and tion of the State Department of jjeldllo turn a dub. South would ruff of land on Clark St. Melillo. portions seemed quite stolid. Bcbediiled In Us place. prohibited from answering fire gtatewlde, was attributed to Health. mother U Mbs. Ehlmund L. Kiely, 260 High S t He haa one and only then would he lead the ground—for beauty’s sake. Town Atty. Frank Ahearn , , ...... The bombing, wMch severed brother, Timothy Eidmund, 1%; and three sUUrs, Kathy Nuances were observed but calls during working haura, as seasonal factory - tavento^ Following completion of toe ^ headquor- said the purpose of the action Sean, 7, BlUen Ann, 8, and Tert-Lynn, 6. without any great understanding a result of a recent ruling. shutdowns and to a cutback ta training program, toe foster ^ f « U „ . d for i h . was to clear the title on the E 9 • • A of values or with any great de­ He said this incident at the the construction business. grandparents would be assigned ^s Sen. Robert land, to eliminate ”A question­ Mott, Bmeo JsmM. son of Daniel A. and Bvelyn Bar- gree of conviction. Morses "removes the queeU<« " " 'f o r t , fully wrtfc able technical defect.” The local office, including the to either the Bunco Center Nur- p Kennedy, D-N.Y. was wlnd- brick M ott 144 Coventry Rd., WUUmanUc. He was bom The sauna criticism could like­ from the abstract” and puts it Rockville branch, reported 628 sery, for services to younger The town received title to the Ing up a whirlwind campaign Dec. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal wise be made of the Symphony In the terms of a baby’s life . claims for the week ended Jan. children, or to the Manchester property in 1858, with the visit to New Haven on behalf of granihiaiente ara Mb', and Mrs. Allen Barbrlck, South Wind­ by Dlttersdorf. There was ac­ Egan asked thoit an item be j— increase of 88 over the Occupational Training Center, ' ’ " .d . N of proviso that it be used for Mayor Richard C. Lee last Oct. sor. HU paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Arthur curacy but little sense of style. piaced on ttxe agenda for the the week ending to assist in a Sheltered Work- school purposes only, and that. 23. y '* s a n d color$ in all sizes. M ott WUlimantlc. Ho haa a brothar, Daniol A. Jr., 6. It was scarcely a performance next meeting, to folk) up toe 25. shop Program for older retard- If the town no longer used It Police regarded the Incident • • • • • to make one envision ladles In initial tetters of Mayor Throwe claim s filed throughout the ates. for this purpose, it revert to as an act of vandalism with no Fcialbaibel. Karen Ijnn , daughter of George and Gloria high wigs snd skirts “a la pan- and Fire qMef Philip CromfWe g 327 to town board of directors toe heirs of the estate. apjparent connection with Ken­ Oralno FeUthamel, 446 W. Middle Tpka She waa bom Doc. nlere” escorted by gentlemen in protesting the post office rul- ^ total of 24,264. TTie figure has already recommended the Sometime around 1900, the nedy’s visit. 25 at Manchester MemorUl Hoepitsl. Her maternal grand­ silks and ruffles with dress ing. compared w ith the 34,623 use ot the old Cheney Tech town ceased to use the prop- Melillo, home on leave from father U Anthony Orebio, New Hartford, N.T. Her paternal swords at their sides. Botih tihe Poet Office Depart­ claims which were reported for basement quarters for th e ...... ertty for School purposes and, Fort Ddx, N.J. on his way to grandparentB are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Feisthamel, Water- In some respects the Suite ment in Wasblngton and the the corresponding period last workshop program, and General "port ta Colorado, was ta 1962, Jack and Leo Lelcht- toem. N.T. She baa two brothsra, ChrUtophar, 4, and An­ from Handel’s “Water Music” state’s Coi^esem en have been year. Manager Robert Weiss and Su- gjT.gatod ’Tuesday, and chaerged ner became the owners of the thony. 2H- went considerably better. There requested tp intervene. Ae of Bridgeport, which reported a perintendent of Schools William damage to property by were several technical errors in land. this date, only an acknowledge­ 41 per cent Increase, led the Curtis are now readying plana ^ explosives Ahearn noted that the taxes Oardfaier, ChrUttaio EUae. daughter o f Ray Evan and the performance, but there was ment of the request has been state last week with 3,696 for Its renovation. Wednesday he was allowed to TJiiite. Lou B een Gardiner, Hebron Rd„ RFD 2, Andover. She on the property have been paid 5„ U » _ WARMLV U« 0 far better understanding of the received. claims; and waa followed by The object of toe Foster euiltv to a lesser charge SMART STYLED - was bom Dee. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her by the persons ta the chain of music and its spirit. While there Sprenkel said the newly form- Waterbmy, which reported a 68 Grandparents Program is six- C in

Ph COAlCinC'^U' The Shoe With 'Die Beaatifol Fit A Good Selection Of Heeb Avne PARIUNC "Din* in Authentic Colonial Atmosphor*" SOON: Disney’s peSSaStsf “THAT DARN CAT” •Sa MU AMERICANA and MISS AMERICA COTTON FLANNEL 8 809 -Finance Co. 8 94 PYQUAUC INN a ISO Dept. Storae 8 1* $1,100 1 Car Paymonta • 79 HOUSE OF PIERRE Our Entire Inventory 1^1 MAIN ST. — WETHERSMELD, CONN. «4 9 TDL. 8tt-MC8 • AkPLJ) PARKING 8 100 1 Hospital Several Hundred Pairs On Open Of Teens and Flats FRANK’S CAFE 8 400 1 Furniture 82fi Shelving For Easy Selection Tbe Fhmlly Rsstanrant - 8 120 1 Miaoellaneoua 8 82 SMORGASBORD CORNER MAIN A PEARL REG. TO $11.00 REG. TO $9.00 MISSES’ 82.5S0 1 8244 FRIDAY SPECIAL •4.90 $ 3 .9 5 W * C m M I M p T m i U hfi TMk A Featttr* COMPLETE WEDNESDAY LOiSTCR DINNRR SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY SATURDAY. 5 to 9 P.M. From Appsttzers to Deassrt To Pay All For Extra New Monthly SUNDAY, S to 8 P.M. YoH Receive Bills Cash Payment Only GOOD FOOD COME EARLY FOR REST SELECTION F„« cut i" .oM ."1 p6"* »"<' •2.50 $ 2 ,5 5 0 $ 4 5 0 $ M .7 3 DINNERS . . . Buvad s P.M. to t pjt. $ 3 ,0 0 0 Open Mmi., Tues., SaL—10 AJtf. to 6 P.M—^Wed., Thors., Fri.—10 A.M.-9 P.BL embiootion.. Soft DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS Snectallzlng ta Inclodes Principal, Interest, Life Insurance IS MOON TO S PJd. Fine ItaUna- CALL 278-1020 Amerlcaa Mania! OR MAIL THIS COUPON ’TW AT! Ipoew VMday Iflftit WhorOdd* Dlntior...... |S.TB 34 to 40 S-M -L. THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA, Inc. ONE CONSTTTUnON PLAZA, HARTFORD, CONN. Village JBooterg C io s * d let and party room avaUabla for Fresh brends find {MS* ------Bga. baaquota and holiday partioa. tries made daily. Please give me complete detallz, no obligation, on bow 1 M on d a ys can borrow; For reMrvationa. call 5IS-944S. EOUTE 86 TALCXyrTVHiLE Ffifi^rfaif Daily ^padala □ $1,000 □ $8,600 Name ...... □ $i;500,!p,84,000 Address ...... tee; a r e LOCATia) n e x t t o t h e ‘‘ TREAT SHOPPIT Aa Always □ $2,0p0 'n 14,600 City ...... iASY PARKING — TCL 543-9802 Legal BaTcrages Home of Hie Worlde Greatest 16^ Hamburger! □ I2J50O □86,000 Phone ...... 649-5544 □ 83,000 □ Or More H erdd AdTerlisem eiits MANCHESTEE EVENING H EB A ^, MANCHESTEB, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6 ,196g BUNOHRimfiR fipiA U >» MANUibiSi'i'lfill, CONM.. THUBSPAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 IVB the dlsaatertiaidenBd people of San Fcaneiseo aaM “the flood­ part-time oletli, to retom to Program for Special BdnoUition John Tettalbacb and Carl Ooa- Crescent Oty, Calif., took pre­ ing piweauM da flw itvers of m aa a t Boot Qatbollo EOgh Calitonda HU central GdUfocaU MuNOd esse amyrist aa braepa and pttoca dtaabied os .a .roeuft of flw today. No oaaoelliaa ware ra- help with ttw toereaseS work a t Maneflekd. qra i^ .w c c W a g Itoe h> ^ nominath;g eonunit- cautions. Memorial Fund Buhool at toe time of her death. to oocupatiehal pngramo and taa and Riiaadl l^ican nan and sriiOe tbose c f Ifad CBlreme north aealed off black market centers. UghUiM In whfdi four U,g. eel- poriad. load. She will report immed-. By New Storms Other rivers receded during diera were ak n .MUed. Ona Thai wea reposted hlHed IJie fund, wtam la aUU axs- lately. being paid for their cffoMa. Hki. Joaej^ Isuky to the andlt- BbaaM toefaaM .” A, ayatemaitic search waa tlva and will oontlnue through­ ^ Tow n tS the lull beloee the new sUwm. Events in World made through each shop, and the hatole to January 1004 Sunday when OambadlaB foroea Reaches |998 School Kitchen Tho board appointed Miss He added tlMit the Ancillary tog coihtoittee. SAIT FRANCiaOO (AP) — Forecaster W. K. Brenkman be aant to pci«m lor >fe for Wi- out this year wlU be used upoin’ service grant has hot y k been This storm, as wdl as the one ■aid aa added baxaffl was snow­ aD foreign guoda and other ccm- occumid . after PanameidaM rapoidaMy attacked Hbrd Ink Tire priy cf Mats BdMi Raver and Ouy Beck to Another storm slammed into before it, originated to Alaska. tin to g to rsMUo h rBRdcRNte from vtiiaga tn Trad PvevtMa wbh Iha Rav. ghnest J. OoppsL expansion of tho junior high reprasad Oolumbla on the oo^ received but is «q>eided tno- Kveahig HeraM m elt Modfliee oWafaed from fovom- maritoeg^li|||»tlN» Oanal Bone to aohooL F ath er Ooppa is to hoen .aiwiuded. I ' ,cOnte*Sl: fob northwestern Oalifomto today to R was expected to drop heavy X|tR;WICa''..WiaMaiid' Mtaii' qiimtwiRdht GlitaA h r the Bovtot. protedt Rm tbtuial by American martosa and maebfBdgaML principal of Aaeumption Junior Be Ready in Few Weeks sulttog committee of the lieba- mentartty. A board at direeton Tsapendenh Vtav (AF) — orewmeo cf a 80- Onfall. charge of the fund. xup{dying thOr;‘towii with its haa been orgaatoad-by the Araa OarlaeC, taL iU -t t U . a region Where 1,000 peraons rains from Oregod to UWah, Wgh tabus pupHe to fly (he High School, haa announced n

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_ *ii>wvi.‘- . y ^»y4E*-«■v-.v*- ,jir %•. ■ MANCflBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 tr'*-■' Eye«|re;,qE?RAiaii4: I I... I— Mawawe . ' v<11 ^y> . t ■ •; •fjfl',; ■'I'.u''.' ? r i : .v -r -i }'■* . Vemon ' : • I. • Now VomoB Telephone Nombers ' . nfi: Clip and Save Jimmy TV-Radio Tonight ' ,M lM i# 'i» IsWa; Town Offices Better Serv^ HMIEROBNCT NUMHKBB C o im e ^ g n i a X)s|>t, Itoekville gTS-SSSl Breslin rrs . M' By New Telephone System ilire D ei^ Vemon '" '^ 7 0 7 6 Television F o ^ D ^ t •1 S-10-mM9) Movie T:U (40) Peter Jemtlnxs. News O r,,n » toe Jdqntol Vomoo raridente have ex- town odminiBtraAan busAi^ Ambotance 8) Space Oontmander (9U) MasMchusetts Hlsbltstats "Oh, BO, we have <»• SO) M ^ i:enzle‘s Raiders 7:80 (94) French Chef Uggeffs dtow:,T^lMtoMiuty perlsnnad soom . eonfuMm and baa been shnounced by Mayor TOWN OFFIOBB (SO-iO) Lloyd Th&xtonThaxU UOmsO) DanM Boone (O llii|l$a/ voiced a nualMr of oomiMmta Tlnmas J. MicCUBker. icm. of tbam said. '*to# wa’rs obey­ 5.U (M) Friendly Giant ' ( 8) Yale Glee aub J^ccouaApg Dept.______' 87tM>74S S:S0 (M) What’i New (9040) Wilndtk (C) At Th6 Paxfcada . '*Xr..ito,‘^*ltoaaad a W tMnai battaltnii to town afflcialB as a result at Pease waa cMy clerk at Am ing our M'ayor’s suggariion to ( 8) Huckleberry Hound (C) ( 3-19) The Hunsters MANCHESTER o f or 'Hoipk'ft$^omi0 ’ o ^ new tole|«iooie numben aa- Ante of ommoUdoAon of Am iMe only In car poola. We’re hy­ (90) Superman S:00 ( 8m40) Donna Reed ~g7S^ad ( » ) Topic ( 012) Gllllsan's Island (C) 'took' -toaa* 'piiaoiiar, ;ijm,'i^«id',.imd' Bigned to moat town ofHcea. toikn's g^overnmenta. Bulldliig ' ' . ing to do toe right Aitag in Alta (40) Dennis. Menace (94) ^-U ne Th« riauigo to the hew num- ' Her resignation Is effective .tHr^rtor of^Admimatrathm "S75-0748 8:80 (94) The EVxirth EMste m toakhiuoplilr la7<* thing with your loans and pay (B) Rocky and His Friends •••«••••••• One :nna -.kmfc ahead - t h * ;i ^ #t > i 9A-40) News, Sports. 9:00 ( 8-9Oi0) Bewitched DOLLAR OlVIDENft tautok* to toa paMOotogl, nhd aayB.*rThe change In num ben secretary with Am ItockvSic D«»t. Atom on AmeT” I said. z' \Weather ( 3-U) Movie, ptorides for orderiy expansion law firm of Ftaherty, Baum (18) Subscription TV tottuduotioit to .m kpona which wni put , Tax OoHector “ UoeM? 1 don’t have/ any (94) COUege Spwrts of toe town's telephone ays- and Dooley. loans," the one to Ale middle J AHNOUNCED BY. toa 4 ideh n rm :toe ataamy wttkOot .lMtog ToWh'Clerit 8:le (X) Peter JenntpSe—Ne-wi 9:90 (1022-30) Mona McCluskey to n , said will reeult to more ef­ Mrs. Pease was Mected dty said. (40>\C:tieyenne ic) 4pUto-W'nmny;.'': Itjpsa (22) ^obhouSe ( 8-90-40) Peyton Place KNiniNC MILLI ficient servloe.” clerk in 1966, and in thle pari- ■ ‘•Oh, you’re from out of 10:00 ( 8-20-40) Long Hot Summer ; Xleanwiilln towavar, Jherp nagd bO m ■Rm mayor neded that every 8:90 (94) WhaC'e NewT (1029-90) Dean Martin (C) tkne.poelAon woe renponeihle charter Rd., B3Stoa^> ** town,’’ 1 said. (18) In Public Interest 11:00 ( 33-1019-909930-40) News. Cnstomers to Receive v donbt to^ t o f ^ e o n to p ^ eftovt was made to keep the lor the cK/a bookkeeping. She the dean's list at Plorito Teachet^ 'Given At Ais' entrance to' Aw Mid- ( 3) Walter Oonkke Sports, Weather Unexpected Benefits (10.29.90) HunUey-Brlnkley (18) Vintage Theater toe; tioitod Stoikaa to . Am nmanfimtkm obangfea to a mfnkmnn, and to was re-elected in 1961 and 1968. University, Tallafaasaee, Fla. town Tuimel, where the traffic (C) 11:16 (1030) Tonight (C) R(X:KVILX.B, Ckmn.—Roqgp- o f warfare, to toe Matoify: biaoldC o f OM numhera which ai« easAy On Jan. 1, 1966, her poelAim Mtas ta to M Is a aeidmr, and Y e a r to M ake U p jams up real good, Aiere were ( 8) Laramie (C) (90) ABC iflght L-lfe rememltered. (90) BrlUsh Oslendar (40) Sport.- Final veA Mills, one of New Bnglainga eourae; at Hiroahima, and to:^^,«to- ______■woe made ftiB-ttaie, and Mrs. plana to work for a 'govem- oops att over to e place. 8:45 (90) Peter Jennlnss—News 11:90 ( 3) ifi^les Missing Courses “Hey, officer,’’ I called out. largest manufacturers of sw oo­ ."'SSt^tNSS^iSi^^ temporary fMd, with toe gndual dgd Varnon pefliee reported eev- woa placed on tenure, meat agency after her gradUa* 7:00 ( 3) UtUeet Hobo (12) Moyle ers since 1894, has declared_a sralOoRiptalote about tbe new became an adminiatralive tkm this spring, "Oould you get rid of these (99.30.40) News U:96 ( 8) Movie oourngtohu bringing back to.nctojtodkoO HAR'XFDRD (AP)—Soma 1.- (18) Subscription TV (40) Merv Griffin novel year-end dividend . ». . uuinbsm. secretory on July 1, when oon- three In the back? I tWidt one of (90) Mr. District Attorney 11:30 (29) Tbnlkht (C) special for Its retail store (to- nnd reapectabikty to toe to}p|oyi»«lit # Almsw BeaaaigiMd 766 pubHc school taachers who t h ^ ha® a gun on him ." (94) Bilrllsh: Fleet, FVmcy 1:00 (40) Ah- FbrceFor Film pm In Vietnam. Tha/jodtotoMlm A#. ■Rm fire deportment’e emer- golldatten deiwived AM city Airmstn Arthur iJbuls tomers. In appreciation of Dte geocy numbers are unebangod. gwernment. do itot hold iwnnanant cerAfi- "Go on, get going and take SEE S A T in uyax-a TV WEEK FOB OOHFLJETE IJ8TTNO valued past patronage of toe ■«t yeara, , mill store during 1965, Roose'j^qlt . unar suBSttr orcotcnuu .. ■ r -V / now “ Mayor McCusker says Of Mto. SllrT oa*-kaVa »o atari Mills offers the Dividend (Cou­ pon below to Its customers. We suggest you clip this valuable fonn. ■ SkW X toe olf cltr^^- Education ^orby Walters got, Radio ... V to«»,' itol..‘Jmk-.nin, .tt wpii, Warii., after ecsnpteftog Air vetitaVf^afeasdaj to give teach- he puUed iip to the curb and told (This AsAng tnelude* only Aioae news broadcasts of 10 or Fi ^foro^s^.*’ l M d » — 1 Pjlii. and it has ben a p ^ . Jan. 8to. parit, may be obtained by oaH- f'°*'** WB bbkiih^ pro'^onal -teaching toe.three to get out and we were niBate length. Some staUorM can-r other short newscasts.) 5ssa!r--.vi tof.ithbvWW; ftate-' - Uegfe to work with her. V M » — IftBL T tng Venten poUoakOnd requeu­ "Her 'resignation is a loss .to ^ V i ! t cBrtifloaiteS or tempoiary emer- into another day of this strike. #DBO—19M------8:00------News Sports, Weathir rJHor eeSSUy — 1 M». 0 iA 4 lV ft atatf, and ‘^a-tto»e btlj|dit4;!^ ing R. 6:00 Long John Wade 6:36 Amerioank of kiimttoma^’.wW IatM> m l # # k i i toe town and a loss to me. She Jtaned jTtofjSb^te ?ta a £ pwTrito 8:00 Dick Roblnaon 7:06 Conversation Piece deveral telephone lines have haa been efficient and capable, portsutlon speeialtet with the **P odurse defloiencies. ------1:06 News. Sign Off 7:96 Chet Huntley •1.00 O F F PtoikWnt to toe' thftod Btoteof been added, to town offices. and___ I wish her the beet of the Military Air. Ttahspori' '' Teachers who did not have toe PAUT FORMAUEE8 PLAN WBCH—919 7:30 News of the World f .t t a m u T * ghgad to w ritN g a bo Unde# toe new system, A a Realtore was Installed Tuesday girl, Route 30 Vemon, virinlty' Teachers deflcinit to, Abrai a gl,363,327, fixed-price contract 6:00 News 7:00 Ken Ortffln tai the entire salesroom police line Is busy, an incoming for development and production 6:46 Lowell Thomas 19:00 Stan Douglas Alls coupon before 5iS0 l a n Ida w v9tf» tbuf can M Inimuia and facto Of toa PnbUc axpoeura to hto doal- at Howard jobnspn’ s on Rt. 30. Mount Veiiion Aportmento and aite coursto wore given proVl- 7:00 'The World Tonight VM- call Is automatically switched of the planes to looltoead: Air­ Sat., Jan. 8th. ^ id n m a r tvaa, > tndtoaa and aU-ooa* tags which Iwd been conducted, and fois She Is Mrs. Myrtle Pierre, High Manor D ork, Route avail- rionta q e riiflc a ^ and- alJowd '7:15 Frank (Jlllord to an available open line. The craft Coirp., of Marietta., (3a. 7:30 Harry Reasoner 135 MILLION IN RESIEARCH inariBf- ilvOn, by the senate toveatlgatlng cooif •vice president and treasurer of able immediately. Call Herald fiVe- yoate tt> make theon up. 8:00 News STOCKHOLM — Swedish In- ROOSeVELT MILLS It laas. with aodi an aim and In an- process will reduce the number (Jrestline Realty Inc., and presi­ Orculatlon Deportment: Mr". with aoch humana prlndpl# ifow the prospect is that Mr. Baker dent of Ellington Owitre Plaza. Graff, Mr. WUsen or Mr. An- teaclters who are dUicient in lion a year on research and de- thru Sat. All 5280 when calling toe police depart- She has been active as a broker derson. Tel. 878-3136. i- c^iTOcn'mi to aLircredit bourn — threatened point in toe News and FriL nights unAl 9 P.Mrd :S »t tha Vnltad Stotea dav«lop«d and h>ay have -ipleoty of time to write his velopment, a new government mehit. Euid developer for toe past 16 ^ ^O ni^iess |*yaght to ' mernbirs, to^fhe peaceful eeolurion to total of 375 troops. survey shows. lUriiard Rooe, manager of the years. ■Rm Herald’s Vemon bureau oouraes —.will ijie given one-year 6:00 Afternoon Edition IpaM the apedal bomba which brought eome federal Institution, and toat tot Rockville office of the southern ‘ in borriblo alaughtor of World War n Other officers Installed were is at 88 Fork 8t„ Rockville, provisioiMl certificates. only-value toqae.memoirs may have may -*-K New Ekigland Telephone C3o., P.O. Box 887, 875-8186 or 648- jn other business, the board to a mateifiil end. and thia la why, ever Nature Study By Syiyian OOeia (Jheeter Bkmiarz, vice presi­ AMERICA’S LARSB8 T FAMILY CLOTMINQ CHAIN Ua to their raadmiUty. >; Tha Vedai^ said the changes were neces­ dent; MTS. Mildred CJook, treas­ 8711. was notified the State Depart- dnoe, tha atonde bomb baa been ae> Eisod hfajfijt l rtflhfiiig b ttii stiidsifliE i 6 L ''ffieT n r;!4i^ ICE sary because of consolidation urer; and Mrs. Shirley Con­ ------ment of EMucation has approved dalmed and rerfarad fo r Jta human and . V, • V. of town offices, and because of verse, secretary. OHANOE OF HEART some 81.2 miUion in federal pro- atviUnad lanpertiaa. v toe Increased use of office tele­ tha w ay ha.j|lpH' ^^pnrandlK s^ .to. i • •tjP-'S Junior Women TU(3SON, Arlz. (AP) — May- grams to help the state’s dls- The bamvarenta to.^WcaiM .War ^ nM»a.'.aaBeto''for'toa puipOeiir-jl#, phones. Hie education oonunlttee of or Lew Davis noticed a vendor advantaged, moat two geoeratlann afcv had 4'aia^ IRose noted toat the new sys­ the Vemon Junior Women’s parked on a residential lot, sell- Towns and their allotment un- kMUurthaa'dfir ptorpoaaa..of ■ #0|toiiWhg:.'im tem will be unified A town of­ lar humane agent, davelc^pad and. toooma, nn4*t nppanrs to' totsa -todught Connecticut Yankee OWb will meet tonight at 8 at ing fruit. der the anti-poverty pro,-;rnm ployed with tha humanltarfait ate at fices are housed in one building. the home of Mrs Fred Fanben- “Do you have the owner’s are Enfield, 854,850; Manches- it tmoad a6' O fp m ' Semte eoiplb'yb 1 By A.H.O, ! ber, monitored to a switchboard polacn gaa whldi, by aerioualy Inibapaiai* non. When the man answered yes, 480; Now Britain, $83,605; New to uaa and net like n milUonalre tomioh will be Installed. Dean’s List Davis said, "That’s Interesting Haven, $879,533; New London, toting troopa who cama into n an it Bpedflo ami inagal detail as to:war- T h e new Constitution for the the days before (tha . federal Republicans Named with It. m wcifuny ralaaaed ttien|-1(rom Mtos Sharon Splndel, daugh- because I happen to be the own- $54,577; Southbury, $8,600; and irant a sariss to indliabnento. '/v • Slate of Connecticut has .been courts had taken oVer the func- Vacancies In toe Republican for of Mrs. Mirtaim Spindei, 28 er." The fruit stand waa moved. Stonington, $39,366. the oonfUet and either retired- t l ^ to Aonlng of the: legialaiUve There an acme associations which MxSbr Toxtlc, Jen. 6 >t- tws Uoned to the woman..'Wheb shd oooM see the people who use officially proclaimed. It pro- Town Committee were filled at their own h«apltaia or to anei^ p i^ ^ . 'Vides the new Constitutional branch. Our - ConnecUcut ..panel have to conta^toia^^paettog to too ways, aiofn^iLm 3iow Vorlt c ity be- got up- to the^^i^ add aoW'Ltha ' tliUr. bratne and' iaect^ properly a meeting Tuesday. Thomas G. ------' ’ ■Jh‘ eampa. ,-V . ddttog^ap emergency. Here they footing necessary for the new of three good Judges got Jnsvit- CaiTuthers, to-wn chairman, haa and to >aa[-aiw to'‘ tka capacity to ons gins.Jmulxtk day of toe huge two of us to°|^ Shatlq(toid^i^^^ The traa ptoiwaa and flmetlah Cf^tte ^ wktoil (Mringitkeia 'ean torough system of leglslaAve apportion- ably lost Inside that thicket, announced . sscociata'Jto 'kelp anoftfrl The* rtseessl- t r a n s it ' the cop. - '",' ' iwiaon gaa an^yed In WotM Wa^X iiBatoy*>is^; ,.to«i^>aiigmang “IS'D an ' ’M'lStfSkbs'im.kuAtog'acnoss ‘ ment adopted in response, to the and the people .cf ConnecUcut The replacements ■win serve Uca to kil high olfics dtdikto tk* waa oveiioafced and forgotten by itw room tha' AnwHoaaa HOteL asked;' ■ ."''‘•i.'-'' ..jr,,--,.,----- _ lots 'so dictates of the federal court are presumably Ji^t as .glad to until toe next election of toe I^esldenti.^|argat tha che-Ume p ig s boy. fystmn . have the mout of toe mess they aboceedlng poaM gweratlon, and cna o f Mhyor'Xindsay, #h# inlhads to "Hey lady, I dcs^ atUk^'^tp* by the committee in April. If there Wga dker anything unkswaril to helped create there, as they Miss Ruth Corbiii was nsun- the unthlnXing and .fll-conaldered thinga stay ia the bargilnUig lOom un- people,” X eeid, ' . / ' < . am hsMto ■those dictates were issued on nnytotog:.,1ik«y,.did ^gather, .Aw undsp- themselves are g^ad to be out of ed vice president, replacing ti did waa ad<9 t Intomattonal' tognlar tu thk strllto ito' ,siiasd» haa at ‘ktortie on."'Aie cop ssldi I t o •»« two levels. First, there was. the Ung'. has'^'W 't«a .tbe.'hto^ forSi>'ak.' Ms diniOselito tol'rocm ,i tale- ideaUsAc one' man one vote It alL Mrs. Sylvia Wilson, who resign­ tfona banning the nae of poMpn-th* to opened'the. back door dor . hsrk'? ^ **** **** And avsh toouM toe underling, rabeUtog vlsion-sst mi whlOh he can vlSw principle established by tpe So' no one would e'ver Inten- ed when her Job as assistant a*ty> rubure w ari. and she', mt in. Ti»T;'Aa«tov ^ "S ' ■ toante,” agatoat tos fata, turn vlcloua and aedc the Brm to-0^ foot- started taSiag ■.**0-. "to*. United States. Supreme Court Aonally say . a single word tax collector was placed under TMa baa hdd an through. Woifd War which might InAig them back tenure. to drag one to. Daigle, foimer se­ dent not to be, k>yid to any, oM ,Inends and at the entrance to toe Mid- “WeU toek," riia saidi 'T I "What ''.gtore .they all When the Connecticut Leg^- Inatead, all to o Old mlaanderatandingB town Tunnel, flagging down i r^ xm am edt"'' in Connecticut. ■ ' lectman, to fill a vacancy on toe apout toa puipoaa of gaa wan.ao per- Who' gat toem itoyss in .too ikuih trau- Just sit back uid rpad n^ bqok laturs last winter adopted the town's Charter Revision Com­ cars that are not full and ask- precise system of reapporAon- But the record does have to Blatant avan than that WtohinjH<#^tani- bit. One moving' hut taevltaina (diaptor all the way to’Aie office. Do you (Saa^il^ls .ttovm) mission formerly held by tog the drivers to take.some know what rm readlngT." ment which has how been given be kept straight, by somebody poraxily ordered ita oommaMdaia la in< toe" Saker boSki' If it evit'.'jii^ writ­ the hitch-hikers who stand in somewhere. Charlebolse. 39.95 to 52.95 "No, lady.” its footing In the new ConneoA- Vlatnam to atop uaing It, and got ten, wlU be on kmellneea. UtUs crowds behind each police­ Connecticut has reappOiAon- Four persons were endorsed ------‘Tm reading Tn Cold Blood.* A Thi^lit^ fa r . Tbdsy cut OonsUtutioh, the psuiel of around to relaxing tola. baa. only a few man.. ment, biit if 1s not a one man for a vacancy as an cdtemate to That's Truinah Capote's new; federal judgm heard the new toe town planning commission. weeka ago. after there bad been eoa*^ Tribute To Dr. ton " ' Barly yesterday morning, my book. I Just couldn’t Walt until SpsnsSrsdl^ the BtoacfMetor reappoiAonment described in its one vote reapporAonment. OamieO a f Ohurtoea. The discrepancy between' the The four wlU be contacted to Biderable education of toe world publto Italativeiy fa# people have 4ke .oppor­ friend Morby Walters picked jpa it^ came to the , bookstore. general statisUcs and Its gen­ find out A they are interested tunity to aea'd mSmortal taitthnnaelves up Slid, w« wore driving along population sire of districts for along the hnea that It’s tiwmya better to Have you read It?" eral, outlines, siri then inter­ In serving. In Stoine and cement bafoira ith sy'pass : the new House of Reikesenta- throw wtoe gae into aWiUaga fun of Queens Boulevard when the ■"My mother hasn’t taught me posed no objection to It, which Mio. Pease Resigns rineqi) wnlcii sA such tootocs Uves ranges all Am way up to worsted suits brom this Ufa. One was O. AAMnrt RiU, traffto backed We were sit­ guerrlUaa and clylliana than to throw how to do that yet” t left the way opeii for the func- The resignation of Mrs. BJthel former state highway ootnmlastoiier, wfao ting in toe car waiting for the to prBvmi|t*hg the 'flruiAon aad several instances of that de­ ahem and granadaa. "Have you ever heafd of Am Aontog of a ConsUtutional Con- Itaase as a secretary at toe iflad in Middletown last .^CUMdsy. .' traffic to break when a police­ tosAisaitloh d ' Ufe? -'venAon based on the acceptabil­ gree of imbaUmce' which finds Mo#, for too momant y t leaat, too VOO word surly?” she'stoA . par tha Qoaneetieut Thmpika Is a man came out from toe slde- "Stop toe car,” I toM Ifoihy> - Ncd wahtlnjg to pa^ toe;prlos. ity of the new rehpporAoiunent one. district twice toe size of ■C gaa for humane purpaaia had bom ' pasmorial to Dr. HllL In toe JO years -waUc aad stuck his head into Walters. He pnUsd the car to WaaAng ! .g' magic fbmvula. stoeme. another, which means, on toe lesUned to raapabtiMUty, and aoma ! that haaa alapaed stney ha left the'top the espr. the mirb to front of a pop^ sett daCeiHkSt Onrdf .toe gireat- j f o # the UnitMl States Dis­ basis of the one mqn one vote red u ced tOa,. i poet In toe State. in|^ay Z>apartm^ WINDOW SHADES varieUca of tear gah to' pMupa voaaJt* "Say, there’a a woman here Three men werb'stimdtog I eft htodipncm.Z'ktoiw to the trict Court has igiyen formal theory, that those to the gro­ . Dr. HIU had seen .tola.. suMihighway, log gaa, are being emploiod' In, Viet­ going.' to Manhattan. Could you the cop. "Offlesr,;. ;coidd ^ seV-reatinaAm of..nfe .|k Seif- nottocaUon mintenUon of tesquely over - ittzeddistricts which cost nearly a bliioa doQvs ■ daoepSion^ ' ■ j LONG WEARING nam, at the diaeretom. o f our eoaunan- fellows give her a Uft?” trade thia lady for . tWq. o f Auaie termtoaUng its Jurisdiction over have only half toe vote of and oaosUtutaa. OdnSSet^’a g m ii^ Tha-woman waa kt the ouih: gi|ya got Aure'?" I asked ,. hgvliig thtaga s A # ^ those who Uve to toe under­ INTERSTATE ders there, for toe humnna piupCaa of ; single oonrtruotlon .|a«Jeot,. giww^^toid Cknm^AoutW' Lqtlslaiure Ss of enabling ua to Inapaet and diaana vn- toie 'das a. nice aimcaring, weU- him- ' ' onrstovea; not- 'aeehii* Mfrto Wednesday, Jan. “ unless on sized dfstricto. These extreme hie adopted state , grow udthtt , dreaped wesnan of about M. She "Wo’to tofotoer," one of toe tegrato of totalUy^ md whole­ dlspropoiAohs exist not only as CLEANTEX la gen or guerrUlaa wUkoitt kUUng. toam 'True, toe tumpUca aria not akiaa the or before said. dap. cause to the was gtoiQ; to be the first new men aaM. i ‘ . ness; governed tiy 'cdr ^prt^- contrary Is brought-'to the at- between th« widely separated t n 'ift Made to Order firat. creatlekiiof Dr, HllL Many otoet* sbared WlAi Your RoBera person X ^ met this year. I >‘Hey„ winfnre you; Am Btos' dtoea; toaptnd'by ourgaiMdens; tenUon o f th e'C ou rt” districts for Darien In.Fatrfleld Thera la ae littla pobUC outcry or In it They included VtUlUam X. 'ribk, Dr. ' spsQt all last year fighting with Club?" we asdeed blto. gotag Auough Ufa'wMi k tWtot- County and Winsted in Litch­ misandentaading, anywhere over tola HiU's pupdcceeaor aa hlgtasaiy’ eotomia- It must be said that this is an FUIX LINE OF CUSTOM peopls X knew a.Iong:Ama Mow The. oep epSbed ".toe .oar .vtouea; .aMnsyn intention and disposition wifli field CounQ^> but e;^n. be^een reaumptton q f tlia -uaa o f auto mild stenfMr,- arho omcelvad It; -ftost Sstoct- ' the cop was gtvtog m a chance aad tot toe ta*y Aad-toan t# ^to>B>«lg Amt sonuhody Staw-to ' districts inside the m ^e city, VENETIAN BLINDS mm Herbeit PL Baldartit' o t Wstoport 'srhich no ons in i^nnecUcut is forma to gan that our military laader- to me^ si toand m w persem. waved toe ton e g ii^ totcf. toe ..to Mama, thag aooMy ia to oco- likely, to iqpaiiri. lit;'wsii'to tM#- as in toe cake of iMsiw Britain. adw tntrpdnoqd toe lito ciallkig for it; ^ smsotiy, that' ''''soma''' mtaritol ahip haa how begun, aooprdlng to toe edtlprs, clvle leaders, logislatmrs and "Wrra .itot going t^ Manhat­ back at Am i'Bh % gbod. fel- pan# o f Federal Judges thstt So, when the Xederal JudgrcH Wan 8troet Itomal, a. dlwhualon to tan. Wflre. going to Virginia,” kw and taka'AMm. aU,'f Am cep . dorea.vor Influence is ' rMpQ»* there fell the unenviable task df reUre from tbeir conttol Con- E. A. JOHNSON poUelcai leadafs,' suhe now dead, who etole fdr 'It ait-w«lf-deoepAon. wbethir or not the tona.iB.ripe for the fought steadfastly for tt; Iw#reaoe>M. I told ^ cop. saiwi. k ’- A' trjdng to do the rough work to iMcAcut legisIaUve affStrs, let Introdaotlan oC aetpe now, gaaao Oilman of Dsurak who ujAd tda toglria- "Coma on, yoii taka her,” he ;#e toartod 'toMpg. along ^ . Xtov.XtonatoK^HataWaen tltat "jK ^eai ttackflt” JusAoa them rialm any achievement or PAINT CO. said. Be turned nrouhd nnd-mo- again, sad. aS naar Que«to poi- e Y O U ’LL FIND TH E baoauae they are ^a h tto m pn toUaW* . Aye posltloill to fesrea .toife., ' ^ St. iMBry** CBurch' frankfurter warned about to make any assumpAqn they 788 Blain SL, TeL 649-4601 please except ona-;-that It is the and loniwMmrtiing' ^ to«dr amuia llalitoni Cmneetom; lOrtoep Qov. i- one torn one" vote principle REGULAR PRICE TICKET ha #ai#incd aa. ayin. morp fauntona. . John Dodgsy ,#ha oqoiiwiou^ sUkad 1 t|iSlr Jttrlsdldtton' has" itople- One .to; tm poaailde aew'gaaea; callad his poUAoal Ufa on it;',|t«waton']B. Ar- ON EVERY SUITI grayaa, who succeeded Dr. kUl'u high­ mented'in .ComMcticut.Di-fact, C9tB, la a oempound that Ineludto way oommimoner and bunt tka eaq>fraH we don’t see what Am United flhlonotona and chloroplerin and amtila way and, t/Omto.'- ' States Supreme Court coidd do, CASH LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS Bha ‘f^inm tor Jn .smaD doMin** i f any oiUxsB from ooib oC toe But H aras Dr. ^on who carried' tha if ' I myn the doatnal; ^it oauaa bain>i^ daytatour Pg^ gorVlt to the puhOa malpropwAuBed Bs*r'GoniMcA- SAVINGS ON THIS SALE MERCHANDISE! aiahk 'mytog,:iiauata,;,ooBc and,dlan» fomimB and ancouBterad itoat naan # i $0/1 ;V out dtotriets sbouta S*t obsA- ihM Oat may pandat for wnaka' looUng ham,, aaems almost mbellevr'bia nate enough; t o ;^ to, osriy a p w iid from- boBiha, Mgtt^ tank*, " pweoml. akmivfor' hto’toNedtostoamm -mrp(^;''’'tl|f'order Don’t luute another moment. . . get over tar-dMOn or grenadi»,VC^'. the jib. ki Was under kto guldakcij A' .tompaiettaament dtracACB t k m ^ ttUe af : ^ ' to Robert Hall as fast as possible and ntoar oaftOly fat fM*i alr. ao’ that was set .k m tmm ^ ta#to aver Awae ’lMummea t o ' BOIkatod share In these great savlngsl Choose from Cotnaa a m mona in right bnfatod a*' ab« x' J oppoatAm to^'iamp .oasm 'md tkeigipip shoiiM,BoC toto .#R% Ate Mine rich worsteds loomed of the world’s best ' Inlbk.'*' , .. daalg|i' to* .mptoh^katoy wagllib strength m tk«i A9etoto''phoBrfatiig-'aaw'; gn a .'fii'^ a ^ veloped. ' ■ M Oiwieib;.''.' . . . pure virgin wool Find your favorite nn.ra;' #hleli, aceording to ^ Joiuml, Ha fought the good 'Sght aad'Xbr'a V- uf. model in a variety o i patterns and cdors. long Amb, wtwB A'largaly wia d AuMr- •liw heen etodmild axtenstirtiy ^ the ^ ' ' Regulars, shorts, kmgi. Huny in while Anqr. VowdaNd, it la nmna|» ilitoiaifl-' ' 'km task: Dr,»n..^ag«w oMa.:x|Aiintoi|,' J,' ■^arr,: st,.'*' ‘ , y ■ a j (i- na*o* *y mato>d "pmadm ...... Sknaa for abuse for this, ama.i ' ■ ■i <. f e l ^ o n is besti Iha.haat.vnptoiaw toe oampi^^i^ . l*s( natnra, Bnt so arm»' toeja of fhra A tato'oomAy pagflOlaa. w anun they « t a " . m i ^ 'm . aa imposing moustaihs o t .the typ* Otlwt'hcaaae. t o r w 't o M r .'d m - ' Cennhian at the tuih of.^tka omtusy, ha , X n ti naid ahio. ba'-'roadto ,a' came to eU ti adkUpMafpStH# cfBaa Manehetaerii aa .ef toifn m dm n tor miUtaiy dnUae -tor ^ xatatti##'dato .hi UferdflMr .fllMca A im 1910 is mcordtag to fl- F#r G oI m C M M lir ba.'Cto'daira ;l*Mneipany, i t eaw ee-liih; to - tores .dsBadea <«a' 'a. pSpli isgt a t ' Wejs< : v : . nU ftauroi tolaaaafriigr WITH k to' wmim ooonUnatloa ..tenporMfiy; lajrM. a u m > Imttca'toto O f.C d m : 24 HOUR SERVICE “ mumn to the gpoond ibid Oootale^: BOW sPila afi^'^^’ AUTOMATIC Whan awake ha may auffar luniks'ktoMiBl'todey , . cers is JastoUad tw jKfwsmls OCtoa dadicaAto ha afpiltd *0 the task. Oub at TliQA. a s.l^ D -^ * DELIVERY Tlioasaiids of dirilani worth of qnaUtF merehandise trcmendoiisly ,jr . kandaohap, toaarlantatlQa ThIaWas ab weU idwoMad whan ha left ateUaa. direotor p f Mtaii Stole reduced! OdlA5'a|ld ettOta one-of-a-kind, some counter soiled ',**r” '**to******ft toe. to- odtoe tost ccstn^.«M ,rasidyvto ha TM mbImmm ^---- - ■ ____ 1— m d a Bchota,' ^mSAMui '19U . . . and au way bciow wir icguiar iww discesnt prices! Yen'S Hsd diniHiIPjm’a WXpW\l m aitokoustiucAmitoife Angnavas. m FtosidsBt «g aeNlto omotaa- 443^444 .to|imr BO parmuiant toJury wMOht.ibnowed, made ms tunpOm a Aon. T '. values for your home-4 ; . vahics in wearing i^parel for eVery )'fw n taaaO hming baan'drug- WoWjr . vt Alin two atoTfe ltoK posm. - ' ■ . 'i**' member of the'famUy! DonH hiim this annual dearance. ^ . emne Bvan the moat ardMAfesM siaeare fees 14) Besn Aso^’- iii now and aavel ■ fha deW ik.to Jatndiiea-mtlt new of the tumpika, to tta'dttty days, oaa ♦ •. Itoat feels^hb#, '# B '-Vt. *Htff^fr- ^ t*MT FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR^ agmta totoa i[i# Jk-VUtfaun hi 1 •tokWshop.o^pi D r.*.^ aid A w ^SiriTh?^ Dte Rev. linrtiB R()UTE 5 ON a d v M mt dtidiMiitf* wHk 357 NOAD sner ROUTE 6 (SCOTT SWAMP ROAD) BBXDGOippiek «r ^ V' -t' Vekf i Ito^prlsitNeS: AT ROUTE 177 (PLAINVILLE AVE.) EAST HARTFORD L M , B t -x a M fc i . 6 \y 'V ^ n ' *■/

iv y " ■ W . f 9A la n i6 q # ^ jSVKbONG jliS R A lA j*ANCREStBS» CONN., YaiLii^A Y, JANUARY’6,1968 iflUlCHBm tiB EVENING H EB AIA ICAKC&EStES, CONN. IBUBSPAT, /ANUART «, 1908 ^ yeett ahlO a J A * t Uto Wobd atona are bqM ta tha.IBcka M a- Aihdover ittortal School gyttn. ,33^' w ill ba lindsay Report>rt8 12th G fcoit 2 C h a i ^ d tha ftoal practice, .and lafigofi I1 I.5 M ib s K iU O b itn a i^ Sta te N e m Announce Engagements _ fl'W W TiCOi WWA fitopMto‘wJU begin B fitaH oy. ‘ G o od in m ii G>urt Cases la Tragifi Pmance Boaril Xnptoves PIoim teg SeMioi* Empty Trains Riia;’ Qiie, Ittjure Roundup TalkildATW U WC VERNON — J o a ^ X u tn n - MANGHBHfEB SESSION dee, 75, foim erly of- Hertford, (dMrttened frani One) I- 9 l C r a l h $435,000 School Bond $ven M o re « Miigia Om ) R oy J. Dukatt, 33, o f Glaa- OifA Tu«iday at » y«rj»oo con- gu . aynpinlU cbuga in tlM sticktoft .it'. tai^^ bright, pait The te«ns«on of h petapMsd ^ a political party. Keep Tracks valeecant boapltaL and the flfhoiajiamated Transit tanbury, and Harold H. Hyde, HARISnRD men A Joint raaettac aC dm achoal . not coma untti 1974. whsii . tha n if N r e O M l yaed p< a atata p o l^ Maiitenaiit, Ruth '■i:-It A realdimt of . Vdnioa since 39,o f 163C9iartarOak8t..wei« have bean cfaHBMt w ^ negfi- todldtog committee ah^ the 1968 school bond toyiN wIB bo tfe O F O il NEW TORX (A P ) — Tba Mb-' cata that peepla art ' HkttiUfF, Dhdaii. JanukyT ’Wai; anyway. ^ dtocuased at a praltatinaxy and Mra, JJuatlna Th>. njtiara irrm » aoMtor and a 1957, M r. M aatr andaa /waa b o n Bapedor Oooat Judfa Alan P. Ihe found guilty m a charge of gwat homlclfia Ip ctjnito^ita with way train markad "no paaaan- "“ ^a J a ^ e a As he amaaged from planning meeting Jon. IT at 8 l(aa win ba bn hand. aSo*; to Italy. LdMaMo tmpoiaad Wadneiaday a~ ^ '^a'SKpbtet of dtocuarton r r ic r . MtoteWstei RVftAqi HonU a^htfim p aaaalon, L in d i^ .a a id breaking and entarlng with tiw .fipiatBg a'Wtodaor ^m. to tha all-purpoaa taoia of ****^**^, gar." ntoha. by. Tbouafind. of 'e leaTM no known anrvlv* dueed two stgniflcaat actiona the. iieatoSg waa futara lU W II' V iliC I- fbU ow aU p ^ -a taigat of oppor- 10 to 13 yaor tann on Laarrenoa' criminal Intent, and each was jn-Ida empekld oar. Habteta 9o**o*P0* * » h*» ***“ 8 »- tha Maadowbitaok SettooL .yjj, of Mto- clartcal workaro, aaparvtoora a. ' jr. MoOrnekao. 45. Ob a obajrn "Tlieie has been aonia move Tbe committee recenunendad school popuhlUon, E lectoia fliaslmB •aa paoidiateai, to l. «i8 -«4 6 li tnoMy lor tba Viat Oong,’' a tl. 8. Tha funeiml wU» ba iMid 8at^ ot damage to property by *x- moat, navariheleaa the gap re- g l^ a year in Jafl. Aoari Akeldl, 94, dlad Wednee- Uiat the finance board approve if the town’s preoent 8 ifc, board' of atailantan- of Tba meetto*. sponsored by tha cheater will spwk on . •‘Om , poUceman______era______working^ E m ily Oaraso has a' d^inCBtll mtohri WUs between them. New two “ “ "tete daepite the aftnis of TOUand Junior W oman's d u b , statem ent o f ra lth ” at a lunch- aacur^ y n ^ _ aMd. "B a t U waa urday at 10. from tha Ha rattavad ooncurrent a 8435,000 bond Issue, to finance per em t rate ot growth per- eleotora wHI be In to tha *01 ^ w thT W ^M tluou^ the atrtta for the Ttan- old daughter, Joann wheJA 1 -i_.A _La____ :__ * V--- VSa offers have bean made.” *>Y police toalde the Manritoaw fcur- men- to renens Wm from wiU Include discussions }qr akta wia> waa obvtooa- Burke Punaral Baba, 79 Proa- on atx M a e r obargea. tha proposed addition to toe ele- slats, several people at the H^w-n Ttawn OWW BuUdtog ilk R irip f 6* hy eon maattog M *Aa Womw m&nv in uJmur cared IWr by a baby alttar whaft Unftmy'daolinad to predict if Country Club m N ^ *. ■ « « bunfing Aato on lateretate laws, putflcity and tha generalgcnaral ibUowsMp of toa United Cota- ait Authority, many to iSdnur cartw> to irorktas aa a 5iib apeeCaaataaal.” ’ kdtb a Maas Robert W. Parkinii, i t , te ootfid lead to sataemeik of th ^ w e ia heard ^ mentary school. And ^ fl* meeting stated, the six class- Tuesday from 9 to 8 p.m; to On^I ot wKiulem a f 10:80 a t Bacred gentancad to I to 14 yaara Ota the tote nance board voted unanimously rooms and two ktodergarten th® riectofs’ oath to jklw akpoat autnnca fang baa bat he to the building. M ** aoeatad appoMto Ro- H eart CSiurch. Burial w ill baeclal town meeting to the really required within toe next j. ^ nri^Tiitfirt hv territwy ettly this should be made by Monday with trsoks. The hugs ventilating and ga'm home to Jamaica Queena,'” ' tapnccr ia amroundad by barbed Both men had previous rec­ Xhere win be np oalUng Unftsay arrived af Otty Baft 32, o f OxiitoitUTy to oonnaotton noar futuro. five to raven yeara. ^ S ^ ^ ^ s^sm Thav. to ta kept wUa and guanlad bgr many ae- Reflue Overtim e o rd s boiun. ! at 7:89 a.m. by car—be bad with the extaob. . The board ot finance also vot- The alternative suggeeted . -aponM to the ra^ng ^ the society Is tentatively sohed- The Rev. Mr. Davis Is pastor good shape for the time vtoen Mrs Cernm brought her baby ogrlty men. NEW HAVEN (A P)—Connecti­ been wearing and said, be had EAST HABIVTKRD SESSION They aaid Baanobana’a ear, •d to recommend a 15-year was to bulH psot of toe addi- _ JIl! «!•<* te’-.Itobruary. ot toe ^ond CongreitotK^ retum. • to to a^- ^Ilia poMca aubotatton in eaat- cut Co. bus drtvers in the N e w . anteiing toe aiqMrtdgbway, bond is^e, at an estimated to- tlota nOw snd, .when future The East Centrsl Ratftora admlMstiatteii. Trading was OharVw.Haanaii, ' had OB&y tfarea lioura deep since Arthur E. Ogden, 19, c< 486 TukeyUonteat _ chairmen of toe Tuntoson meet- About 8,800 members of two while Mrs. Carazo keeps an eya ’ a|n: Saigon iraui U t an- hour la- Haven- area have voted to re­ forced Rodriguas’a c a r over Into terest rate of 3% per cent, rath- needs become clearer, to -take Board MeCted tto new CUM of heavyi • Om rles Jbfan Bedman, 87,, of leaving the bargaining taUa. He N. Main SL, and Robert W. ty-. ^ tim rg t eettmntad to fuse to woik overtime starting the rear of Airoldi'a .oar, which er than a 20-year Issue at toe the sac6nd step. officers at the annual Oirlstmas steels again were pacemak- to S r MaSd 4 M tl^aibaS Danforto nonstrildng supervlmrs unlo^ on her and on her work. Wethersfield, a Sfnnialt Amer- Voa Betr photo tam ed ooMe aU quaattona. 16, o f WillimaitUc, stats s largest turkey, piacea PrUat. Free run a few trains dally along the ------w e ({b 90 pounda. Sung in the Saturday unices toe carrier re- l i i e ctagagMtacnt o f MBaia M ary struck a ooikcmte dtvMsr and ellghtly higher rate of 8.9 per The addition Includes expan- party held to the home of Mrs. but after extending their oan War veteran, d|pd INieeday Aah Wlaland o f MMobheafar to lito atagagamept of MMa Janet The rain slowed the bKomtog yaaterdoy pleaded hot guilty to atreet by a UcycUat, blew In a vieca Ms dedsion to lay off 31 buxat into fiamea aa It riddded ca n t Sion of the kitchen-cafeteria Clarenoa H. Laktog. A turkey ^alna oC Wednesday to early I3to In NsUonalTuA^ babvslttlnr will beprovlded. 730 mUes of track and look after Some out-of-towners brteA''. at Newington Vetorapa Hoe- Wfiliam KaQy of Bolton baa TA„A^y Vance of Cope May traffic, dream today and cars charges of breaking and enter­ Contest to Chicago. The bird Bulletin Board tiio 4,700 Idle subway oars and bicycles on oommuter tratoq^, .rollapoad ttia main men. along on Ms aide for neaily HX) One-half of toe cost would area, a library, and more ad- dinner was enjoyed to all pi^- fading some of the top steel- pital. been amwunced by her parents, ing with criminal intent and aiao aurraunded by The action by toa union fol­ eeme from state aid to educa- mlntotratlve office space, be- ent and door prizes were gi'ran. makers began to back away as weighed in at, 45 " ^h, Tollandera Square Dance 4,300 buses, derioal,. workers and pedal off to work after gelp* He Wtas UW IM ber Of CbaMea Mr. and Mse. Uwla Wlaland, 17 waived examination. They were f e e t . ounces, One ppUceban, a woman lows toe declaim by the com­ Four paasemby came to Alrol- tion. The average net debt coot sides classroom space. Officers aleoted fop .1999 arer- tradera took profits, and reportedly lost » club dttooe Frt- man the offlcM ai>d poltcemen ting to Manhattan. Some brin^^^ U Hadman' and U ia. Janiea Ridge St. bound over to Hartford County Is ; a cbBd were lajiirad. lliare pany to lay off 21 men Friday, dt’a aid and tipped toa burning to .the town, paid from taxes. Fire Auxiliary Priseident,, Mfis. Carol Ltfcing, Ttta urgency of the market welgM during Ms trip from at 8 p.m. at the Meadow- guard toa trMiui and 491 ghost- roUer skates, including at Wallbeoff, both of Ooventry, Her fiance ia a son of Mrs. ter baa been announced by her rain. Traffic OMnmiaaianer Superior Court, and both are The urgency oi me marxei ^ Chicago. Hetota like stations. one OolumMa' University offl-’ 1 been an InMal report that a toa result ot a curtailment of auto back on Us wheels. Airoldi would be about 822,000, or a The women’s auxiUary of toe vice president, John .'•Wjloox; vvaa heightened by the. fact that and RuaeeO Hedman o f EWng- WUliom K rily o f Hienandbah, parento, Mr. and Mn. S. Henry Henry A. Bomes said, "Some free under a no-beil compact. waa ktUed. night and weekend service wMch spilled half out of toe door, but Uttie more than four mills on a Andover Volunteer Fire De- secretary, EUzaiieth , Bochain; York and American Begtstratton -will be toe caller. ------Mal. Several amail CMneoa abopa ton. Pa., and toe Mte WIBlam Kelly. Vance, Oa|>e May Co«ut House, people will uae toe weather con Bond had been set at 85.000 is scheduled to go into effect on the fiamea kept toa woold-be grand list ot 85,00,000. The liet partmoit will hold a short busl- tressurer, Leo M cOaifl^; .atata gtock -exchanges will close 90 Alien residents must register ------woman are MtchWklng But WilUam Johnson, 16, rtdoa Other ourvlwM Include an- Mise Weland, a 1990 gioduate H er fiance le a am o f M r. and dtOona aa an excuse to einy nearby were demoBahed. Saturday. earii. reacuera at bay, and Airoldi iosis toe first year would ha ness meeting at 8 p.m. m Mon- Mrector, jtobMk^Tuppsf. mlm)tra eartler than usual to- Jms^Jra*^-^M tabla^'tos **“ «*•"•*«* Evening HaraM to work. Wa unlcyCla four miles every.. *K Vletnameae______poitcemkn other aon, tw o dthet daughters, of btonctaeoter I9gb School, la M rs. Cheater Andrew o f 19 Cola- borne, euad I hope they wril.” The two were arrested Jan. thaler the new contract, driv­ died to tbe fire. about 3()|()00, or 6 mills in tax- day at the firehouse. The unit Boy’s Club • because of Tolland correspondent, Batta Some can be seen to Queens day from hla Bronx home to Da? j idbad ahooUng.after the terror- two slaten, fourteen grandchfl- employed by Txavelera Inwir- man Rd. Commuter traffic in toe 8 In connection with the theft the transit ToUand Post Offlea. ers are Itee to reject overtime so, and Would decrease yearly, will consider a change to Its aA 'meeungmeetlnig ofoc » Fetortz^rawra Quairate. tel. 876-2848. or Manhattan carrying aigiis WiU GUpton High SchooL u( tat and aaid he may have Mt dten and fiftaen greaC-gbond- ance Co., Harifond. Her fiance, Mias Vance, a ^gioduate of Graltd Cenfrai, Penneylvande of 8865 from toe C and J Glaitt Baaketoall if they have been with the com- Interest no longer paid debts, meeting night, from the seitond BpiaoopU Bows’ d ^ .q^jheW < economic news helped that dealgnata their dastinatloa; ------him Vletnameae maibwa' cfakthren.- ...... a 1958 graduate of Shenandoah WUom Cofiege, Obambexeburg, and . Port Autoortty termineis Grinder at 273 Broad St. the I>any for five years, O’Neil aaid. being retired at a rate of over Monday of toe month to the Sunday' at J^., In'-Ph«4pa-i. atmosnhere fur- . Boy’s basketball practice ras- TREASURES REPRODUCED otoara Just use their thumba A pretty lass riding to work moved into the area In fUU com- Funeral aervloaa will be haM Cettiolto Hgta School, is em­ Pa^, ia aaeociafed Pan waa heavy. A spokeoman for the s ^ e day. State Police Say 840.000 a year, amounts to fourth Monday. ihA list onc?igton had BERUN—One of West Bar- held up traffic on Second Ava- bOt -gear. Saturday at 11a.m. at the Rose PAPERS SOU) ployed by Pratt and WtaMney American Wofid Airways, N.Y. Long Island R ail Road said, Chargee of failure to grant Mr. Andrew, a 1999 graduate of about 81.500 a year. That , “ T ", „ ^ Iteld ip Feb^ leadership of ta^tandlng ^ lln’s mobt tmusual shops, tha q^sra vrara about 50 per cent nue when she had an unusual: rn» Mat prevtoua attacks In Home, 500 Bhn 8t., JdERIDEN (AP)—n » Meri­ Dlvioim of United AironuK “We’re moving a lot more peo­ the right of way against Henry Highway Is Icy Manebsater High School, la a ple today than Wednesday or money will be available to apply Mawtoester Evening Herald Rnoald Miner la director. - . . ^ . «a*** irom »® lo = (P»*®ter.caat fac- mora iiutomlwto flrra aeddent-a rime fall off. Skigon we» doaens of grenade ^«*y win be to den Record Publishing Co., Corp., East Harttoed. J. Blair of 92 Woodland St bma ohipa to sevetw categories, eleven-and and twelve-year- tory), reproduces treasures > iwvrm&i iIm in She douMed back to M graduefa of Dartmouth CoUaga even Tueeday.’ on the new debt. The most sub- Andover correspondeut, law - Interim Minister I^ck it tq^ aasaidto on Amerhnm aervlce- ibooe Hfil Manorial Park, publisher of the Meriden Record A June wedding la planiiad were nolled yesterday. He had North o f Vernon Tlie Associated Press average from XO to noon; and thlr- foimd in museums here—every- w aa and received hla master’s de- "F rom the toofce of thdnge I stantial relief will apparently rence Moe, tel. 742-9796. . -a _ — ---- — « a Mannatian. and traffic piled up behind hev a t e , tnicka and btUats marking H®cky HIU. and Journal newspapers, an­ been Involved In a minor two- ^ 60 stocks at noon waa up 1.6 fourteen year olds, thing from Roman medals to gras in 1968 from toe Amoa think we’re going to break a ''The incraara saaras to Indl- aa aha stoppM to put It back e o t‘ tHe fifth anniveraoiy Dec. 30 of Friends may cad at the fU- nounced today the purchase of car crash on Main St on Oct Btat* ItoUoa rapotat a nmn- Tuck School of Burineaa Admin- record. R looks Uke World War tba V iet Cong's pcdiHoal agency, nerai boms tonight and tomor­ the publishing rights to The 25. ber of highway aocMenta on the row from 7 to 9 pm. Renewal Taxing laitiwUon, Hanover, N JL He is- q . when geaoUna ratianing the National Liberation Front Southington News and PlainvUle WUbur Cross Highway fa'Vsr- Library Board to Request a. Brown ra u.S. Steel waa very active ’^ihie blaiBta served to dampen associated with Standard Oil Co. forced people to use the rail- uirtil a p ^ a n e m p e ^ ^ and held a gain of about a News, weekly papers. Listed by MHA non and Tolland tUa morning ofty bdpea that Ameilcan eftorta Raymond W. Connor of New Jersey in Aruba, Nether­ roads," ha said. Wayne C. Smith, president of and eariy this alitomdosr John N. Croea, who. wresigned. L ^ e d ’ Pn'nt. O udble Steel showed a t develop negotiatlans were VERNON — Raymond Wen­ lands AnttUes. Lindsay, vowtag to stick with New Fashions $1^600 for Books^ Supplies You Can Count on Us . . . Quality Costs No More at Sears the Record, said that next Officials of the town and the Miss Vance ia a granddaugh­ the negotiators until they come tails wore not knmAllateiy Dr. Brown is well known by the I aUng an tmpreafton on ter- dell Connor, 63, of Tankarboor Eighth District have been in­ week’s issues of the two ter of toe lata Mr. and Mrs. to .terms, said he woiM Join Show Hemlines available.. P«dioe at Oplcfaeater The Library Board last night In other action, the Library chu^ra The Dow Jowa industrial av- X list ceSa operating within the sen Rd., died this morning at weeklies will be under the new formed by the Manchester Re­ his home. James A. Vance of Cape May them aa soon as he cleared up Troop warn^ that a combina­ kpital. management. development Agency of the pol­ votril to request the town di- Board amended its sick leave .jJiin®r««e st noon was up 4.29 at The U.8. m r d AlrtxSiT% Bri- He was bom in Blue Ridge, Court House and the lata, Judge some rity busineas. Going Higher tion of Ugbi rain and freeolng rectorii to aUot a sum of ap- poUcy to make it cumulative to before toe paatormlp 9S5 .#i. The editorial and advertising icy it will follow In paying real g ide, pushing througll steamy Ind., on Nov. 17, 1903, a son of and Mrs. Henry H. ESdr^ge of In New York’s five boroughs, temperatures had made driving offices will remain In Southing­ estate taxes on property it ac- (Contfaraed from Page One) proxlmataly ^,600 to the ^ maximum and also R«oDen Bolstering toe averages, G4n- a iramplands west o f Balgon, the late Mr. and Mrs. William Cape May, N.J. Mr. Andrew Is and from Oonnectiout to New hazardous to the nortbem Tol­ ton. Ownership of the building (luires in the Norto End Re­ a greiKkwn of the late Mr. and Jersey, people bound for work land Obunty area. V tcovered a network o f Com- Connor. He came to Vernon newal project. lu lls and too short to be and print shop on Eden Avenue Mrs. Meredith Stevenson of cut short their sleep to face an­ Colchester Troop repw tad one ^ount^b^rd chairman t^ng employra may be com- ta^*^d Regional Hlgii, opened Electric and^Baztman I unist bankers filled with am- flys years ago from New York The agency proposes to pay culottes. will be retained by the present Mencheater euid tbe late Mr. other long day of fighting tbe accident on the highwmy y«e- Wnuam E. BiicWey explained, pensated for up to 90 tor, Mrs. David Warren No tax credit will be allowed MHS Use Lease proved of the flat-chested, high- James C. Prtbehord, 89 of Dor- ,hio^ caped from the Norwich State Traffic Commissioner Henry rize With the new change, for salary Increments for prra- parently. 'We are not talking General Tire A Rubber waa Hrigaida came on wjiat .me tJ.S. ToUaad, end four grandchll- if the building is demolished by An official lease between the hemmed fashion for ’66. But he ohester, Max». Ho^>ltal were sentenced A. Barnes announced a plan monies are now apportioned on ewt personnel. about a garden or a farm but up 1% .at SO on a block of 98,- I lokeatnaa called aW tet Cotag, v dreta. Oct. 1 of the tax year. „ , canceled his plans to show the Mrs. Qlsik waa taken to Wednesday in Superior Court. town and the state, providing W e d ^ y for staggered vmrk- ^ Funeral aervlces win be held The credit will be applied as H artford Hospital w ith cuts and a 8 05 per capita basis. The board diacuased plana to about requests from Forest 400 shares. * (cneal atmtf* fitm r gpershy' ' The escapers were Robert P. for the five-year use of Man­ lindw town rule. Income re- meet Feb. 16 with Edward park residents and the develop- Prices rose In active trading I lainiln Vof ‘ Raetoa. ia Rad - Saturday a t 1:30 Pp.m. "*- « at the 1 part of the town’s shara of the ^ the spring tollectlon hV Intro- brulsea Trooper Robert Kelley Groton; Laurence oelved by the libraries must Byboryk. toroctor of the Mlsn- mant company. on the American Stock Ex- .\iin ■ roi project cost. chester High School facilities Hedlvided the area tiA, tow black tie opening is Investigating. go o n g ^ and tnfiltxatidn X J u r tr 22, fA Wolcott; sectiona and asked employers to Into toe General Fund. The cur- Chester Redevelopment Agency, Boyington said he hascheck- change. ffosese to toj'CambDdIknthi’Ombodfim fixittUer. ^ ’ H c^)iured taxes, the agency will pay for College, has been filed with the A popular game the designers Rockville Methodist Church, bury and Richard F. M cAllister, ers off at intervale between 3 had anticipated only the usual foot 'Whliton and Mary C3iemey that none of them are to plow changed to narrowly mixed. Go tiro guards. One 9f totato carried both fire proctlon and sanitary town clerk’s office, seem to be playing is to see who wlU officiate. Burial will be to 18, of Norwalk. and 5 p.m. Hospital Notes 8600 amount from state aid, Litorariee. Under the North End any roads which have not been u.S. Treasury bonds rose, a >vaial ouncsa of gold and 1 1 ,- sewer service so long as any Unde^ the terms of the lease, can put together a dress using Ebhwood Cemetery. Lindsay Joined toe negotia­ Buckley Indicated. Further, ap- plan, N. Main St. will be re- accepted as town roads, and in------0 0 piasters, 'possibly part of a McAllister, serving a life pri- building It owns Is occupied. If the college will be permitted the fewest number of seams. Visiting hoars are 2 to p..m Friends may call at the fu­ tions Wednesday for the first 8 propriatioiw for books and sup- located to toe rear of -WWton. dicated that the tovm cannot SMOKINO. CURE A e r tilla p a y ^ . Tha eaCh wak son sentence In the sla}dng of building Is vacant It will the use of all high school build- neral home tomorrow from 7 time since the tranoit workers these designers the klmo- In all areas excepting mater B iles had to be reduced, because Renewal Propect No. 2 envis- plow toe development roads. goFLA, Bulgaria (AP) — V orto only about 8160 but waa a hls father and a Wilton youth, pay for fire protection only. If Ings, athlatic fieMs twmis courts no-like cut of toe fabric and toe nity where they" are 2" to 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. was given a suspended sentence the building la demolished by paring ?i«a fer‘flya years, walked oi?^ New Year’s Day five of. cuts by the directors in the ions changes in toe Main, Cen- Boylngrton believes that such Onmmunlst Bulgaria baa come c tnsldeiaMa' amount in 'Ifioi- way it falla natoraliy 6n fSe and 6 :S0' to t 'p.m : an d ' pHvate requested budget thus, the re- ter, E. editor Sts. interseotlOT plowing as mentioned almve ^p <oner, U toe coUege ^ into the future. taken in a three-week treatment ^ d B63s from G^a^sl in a raid John J. S tm ff Sr. toe tall Texaa-bom lad who one time per patient. The board of selectmen and gf gradually diminishing doses, TOsaday night 70 miles north- moves into Its fadlitlea at toa and tense. B o lto n BDL/TON — The funeral of Lingerie Takes a Turn "The issues are very, very made Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson’s town counsel Charies S. "rarpln- .pj^^ beips "restore nervOua vlest M^fialgon destroyed two Nike site. Patients Xoda.y: 294 John J. atruK Sr. o f Hebron complicated,’’ he said. "I am Inauguration gown, tossed flexi­ ion are studying the quratlon. baJande’ ’ and makes the smoker llrga/^ tunnels, a bunker, 400 Rd. was held this morning firom The lease specifies that the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: satlsifled from my own personal ble lines, small folds, shallow -?***!**?,,. ^ 8?(ve up his reflex pf groping tor of camouflaged trench the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Toward Exotic Glanibnr state win pay toe town the draping, directional seaming M” ' M^garet Benson, (59 Nor- Pole Building Makes Dehut observation that both parties “/“ " ’®® manwion T^»» \X7o rm4nvered 82 Viet Cong cave hlda- tad service. Jumpsuits, saucy pale nude size 107’ ’ ' be found lij the Louis collection. Funds for the building were Masses Sunday. Dr. Command, It will not Interfere with their and benefits and toe Transit St.; Edward Graveltoe, 94 c Its and aeized 147 suapacta, Bearers ware Eldward Molds, lace-trimmed sleep chemises, appropriated in October, 1964, ggnjard Sheridan, chairman. Library Swap The cterk reaawfrefi Mm K uae by toe Mgh school, and toot, Authority bad offered a 829 mil­ Waistlines cotod be found where st; Mra. Helen Grien. 3 M T H U R DRUO I lany of them women and dril- Edward Orzyb, IQdward Btovish, dhoeWng pdnk gowns draped was. ,v ^ •, they normally are. and kick hut, for one reason and another, ^ ajwjgted by John Utvin- The Douglas Library swap Priced for a Sellout should there be a conflict, tbe lion package. Vine br., Vernon; Mrs. Lillian < ren, on toe fifth day of "Opera- AhlHo Santos, Ralph Grover and over one shoulder, turquoise He sighed, aiift jidtpiaed that tt never got off toe ground until Norman Prues# and Ar- group for the Manchtester area Mgh school win tiava priority. Lindsay said he had no idea pleats ^ re to skirts. Hamilton. Andover; Mra. Alma i on Jefferson," a big sweep 13 Allan Hoffman. togas sUt to the waist, and lots We w ife now wore'‘’Slj:s' 12. but this week. thur Kehl. ______^______4 Days Only The tovm agrees to maintain whether Mtchsiel J. Quill, head Floaty chiffons and draped nirt, Stafford Springs; Mrs. 1 ilee south of Tuy Hoa, a ooaat- A deiegaitlon from the Amer­ and lots of maribou and ostrich that he wanted.to m j^e sure she The contract was finally ------of toe TWU, had been consulted crepe sheato plunging neck- Kollanda, Stafford I i city 240 miles from Saigon. ican Legion attended the fu­ feathers. toe premises and to keep toe awarded to Agway Inc. at the Manchester Evstilng HsraM 6 “ thought lie sMS teM jfiitakiiig of area free of Ice and snow. 'duitng toe day by toe uMon’s lines bare and twinkling sprlngB; Donna Haus. Brook- A U.S. spokesman said toe neral. The membera folded the There has been a revolution^ her as a 10. > V,%^' • oequlns added up to a glamo- Se­ odd of last year and holes for Bolton oarrsspondeat, Clem*- ] oungsters may have been used American flag and presented It toe lingerie industry. to saqoad-ltoe negotiators. rous night life wardrobe. the poles were dug last week. f,,aii Young, teL 948-8981. Thsy'rn up-bsaf, neat! And genuine moccasin to' the deceaaed’B s6h, John J. This spring, even Tfia’ mediators, he said, had Donough, Hebron Rd., Bolton; I I Viet Cong ^ries and ‘It is "Women used to put on an old more drastic ohsi^E<^‘W 'harem The poles are actuaHy square — ------construction makes them soft and gentle on your a tc v ff Jr. been Ftosslng toe negotiators Mrs. l^izabeth MoParland, 86 I Ways worthwhile to interro- robe In toe morning and hate pajamas Wiftt^' potato billowing L l G ay N a m ^ alx-by-alxes, completely soaked themselves,’’ sold William “vSiy hard indeed.’’ Lindsay Florence S t; Raymond O’Coto, feetl Alternate stitched handsewn vamps add • I site them.’’ He said reports above tha khe9i, pajam as in­ 7 Dead, 16 Hurt 223 Spruce S t; Mrs. Constance In a preservative. Rafters lace Labor Shortage f om the field showed 814 Viet Burston, manager of the Nation­ patassd again and added: " I was spired by top. Mexican wedding Platoon Leader Perry, 9 W. Middle Tpke.; Wil­ them together, and' the truss- flip flourish to the full-grained glove leather { ong had been killed, many by al Retail Merchants Association -.firm, ^ e others stated their Joseph Kennedy ^ r t , Mootoeptan lounge wear liam Reid, East Hartford; Mrs. roof rafters are sitting on toa Workshop Topic merchandiaing division. "Now LX. Daved W. Gay M Hart­ doing the same.” In Hotel Fire uppers, Composition soles with snappy Vt -inch I .3. artiUery and naval gunfire, and bare night gowns of Viola Retttogxn-, 233 Hackma­ soggy ground, waiting. i Jring toe Korean-Vletnamese Called Fair After they look like prima donnas. black dnd ,> ^ te sheer nylon tri. ford, formerly of Manchester, (Oontinned from Page One) When the weather clears, the ijea d ew o f Mancheoter Indua- ^ , J**®y become different people tack. St.; Eric Sandenburgb, 144 heels. You'll adore having a pair in cactus < leration. cot, dipping Ipw below the nav- has been reassigned aa platoon A**!. „ . 1 , ,, C * J * Woodland Dr., Wapptog; Don­ Agway workers will be back to 3^^, planning to hold work- H lS H eart otops **'« wearing them.’’ put on toe aluminum siding and ghop seorions to find wayn of tan or black. Sizes 5-10 * "It’s a re^lH^ , against ®*' : > leader of Battery D.. 1st Batta- Lham bcr MudlCS «^® ^r®^®" ald Slowik, OtiapUn;. Mrs. Ditaptw ^® Frances Stetoen 444 Cwitsr peaked aluminum roof. There alleviating toe acute ritortaga (Ooattamed from Page One) reedy-tD-wear,"'|iaid Miss Jose- Hon, 192nd Artillery, Oonnecti- Pollution Hill m #v« CalvCar Cragh In^Uutii w lin g e r ie in Germa­ out Amy NMlonai Qaaixl at * W U U U U U O U l men doused them with water. St.; Mrs. Mary Strong, East will be four tanriucent panels In labor in toe area. I*to« Keegan,;, Itogerie- buy^ at ny to upaoL heart block under oxygen and Lord A Tayloc'ai-"Woffl(to iieisfo Hartford;. Mrs. Nortna Bwan- the roof, the only source of Ught aeeMoim wlU ba held m»- R anxioUi>ced solemnly that toe.Anscmla Nike Site. He was Proposed federal leglslatloa ^ *■ other than windows in the two adsptoea of toe Mlanu- Near Overpass toe doctor decided there was no to express tljxtanltolves somehow fom erly platoon leader to Bat- wlilch would aUow any monies woman were found shorUy after son, Montauk ■ Dr., Vernon; TIRED OF WORKING need to hospitalize him. women between toe ages of 15 everhead doors. fsoturera Division of the Chom- — with clotoaii'SO kooWe." and n ware sleeping in the nude tery B at toe OtomweU Nike industry spends for water pol- firemen started flehttw f9i» ^®e“fyj^South G1m _ A taxi belonging to East Doctors Hated Mm in fa ir con­ The rebeUipa^ M .expected; to firemen etarted fighting toe tonbury; Cheryl Worcester. 206 Flrat- Selectman Richand of Commeroe and ara being FOR SOMEONE ELSE? I artford Cab Co., driven by *‘S8 an alarming rate.’’ Site. luUon abatement eq[uipinent to ftomea. Other boiUes were Center St. dition today at Ms home. give a Mg '’boped to lingerie A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., be deducted ftxxn current op- Mierra beamed toe nvarning, as arranged by a special oommit- 1 barren Levin, 29, o f HMst Members of toe family tele- sales. Bu^iqtota'. edttn^ed they located when firemen were aMe DISCHARGED V E'il T E R- )w daacribed toe uses of the tee heeded by Paul Kaiser of 1 artford, Mt a car driven by tbe Ueittenant is 4 grxuluate of erattiig eaipenseS fo r Income to enter toe ruins shortiy alter 8 DAY: Mra. Isabel! Nevers, 24 BE YOUR OWN BOSS {tooned from around toe coun­ would ra-IH'bfilkitattMs year, Msnebester JiXt^h Sitobol mid the tax purposes is now being isng-awaited building, standing Ma^ TVwl and ^tglneering Co. ^ b ert J;intatey^e, 46, of West Hilltop Dr.; Dennis 'Vlgae, 19 N. try. His wife, Rose, said It was and sMiolt J l'p s r cent Crash Blamed State Technical Institute, Hart- studied by a conmilttee of toe In the dry warmth of toe pre- oontodttee will meet Jan. 1 artford,.' yesteifiay morning not serious enough for them to next ' None of the dead waa Idmti- School St; John Hughes, 73 aent town garage. There will be jg at 8 p.m. in toe Chamber THE PRODUCT I Swift Home# era tba nattea’S W. Ididifie TiAS.'-Riftf the tor^ He Joined toe UB..MArtae. Chamber of Commerce. 1 gather at Palm Beach. ‘ TA^.., lja .! bufiltaesa hadiiHu beenwon On Icy Roads fied Immediately. Hotel officials Ferguson Rd.; Roliert Pulford, tw o Stans lo t tnJC^c? so. that the office to set up toe future work- moat baaotiM lina aC.pra-cBt. aonvantionnl istbound drpssover 'dl-: the 0 > ^ to Iti^. and served aa a Colonial Bqaxd Co. and Case estimated that about '60 of 64 64t Demtog. S t; Mra. Mildred "Heart blocks are not uncom­ supply saxgaaijt to Korea for Bioa are tha principal todus- plows oan bs attached indoors, g},opB which Kaiser hopes wfll hpmos. Aichitoctazally coiract, m d a o f Wghaot 1 Wilbur CroM lIfighway, mon among older people with a en w w . Juet^ooiiig a x^piace- A car drlvoi by Henry Mc- perscxia registered were In the Morrison, 258 H igh S t ; Mrs. ra to e f than cut, (n fbn yard,, he about aome ^MMive a«- quality iiiaieilala by a'AAAl>D m B-ratod mazr X iport. tto ^ v^ k a d i oaid: And there wiU be at least {ton. ujkctmmr. Coat leas baeauaa Swift usai automat- I ijury toot oopqdfilasd 98 adtotianal. feed, for .sforaga wed awiw- - _____ Mpnm aaM that tfea town teat Metorara dtvialon hMd after — ibr yea* sw fiw K w to wteo^^.downl Ice-covered road. Oponeeticut. Altar officer-cand^ .to explore ways to help local through' a m o k eiB eT '^ w ^ In Uw.ndkOdd i u m t * lot Kennedy' SfatMied telavlsloa. The second car Involved waa txalntog at,Ft 81U, W a., iMtoaew and toduMxy to poUu- by building emptoyes. One eln- Mrs; Evtslyn Morrow 26 Bircli aavmwl rolls of aaow fencing Mai Tool deddad to locate a SWIFT OIVBS YOUi Arsrilis I j n ^ WjOi. S. «04dl< eag.itkaa added oUmu- daring toaounamar bpenUsa toqy plant in> Rutland, 'F t, driven by Rose M. Correia of 40 oqmn)issianad to 1993 tten abatamwit ploye said toe Maze started to a st • Mrs M arv RUvb ifln rSi'eat- ■toiijhig tu tjo m tariBe-atoppincBwilt Seymour St She and a pas- •»* (hen aosigned to a .West- T™ chi^her Board of dirac- fiiat-Aoor lavatory. lUpe, iw un eould not. b * Zton d ia Zk sofa bocauasr o f the lociit labor ftMOt- m pattom t Bteii e f Hpauo. KttUsul ndrMWi igtat-toced panty glr- nut St. senger, Pauline Mera o f 145 N. POft untt. J B lf* ^ Wa ^ * * * * * 1 ^ ^ - ^ Survivors into 6 above DISCHARGED plact, •' «ga. lag and pcomotitea- Iteetf eb-bp adMl'lMag aurely^m toe s ti^ here Mata St. x^'v^'i^r'brtii^ poat. lA htaL,a(*«h««l the benefits of,saro weatiier. siveiii ta*- ^^ . Before Iba Junter-aenter high meeting the maaufac- riowplais Una o f baantiM and sActhra ptomo- ( ly afternoofTwid'Jilt a Pilp. — ^**” ' 19. *^ that left .'Ua muted red plaids. riven by M. J, BijiliA.SSb of es to the accident which occur- A ir Defanaa Otfioer’s haste tag UtfOrmation on, the eta to toe pubhe safety buUdtog ■Bbool was bulH, tbe tftvn used turara concluded thzt-thera Is a ttonal matarialA fneiMMT *<(4 Jkld tralnU « ' ..U -. ...______A »nnfb.AiT T* I. fh. ______j Hartford; Russell White, 45 n.' garage on Brandy St., now gnortaga' of both skfllad and | 0 LM» St. poHoa.MY.MWor ^ ^ .^ ."^ ^ ^ ^ hantouxger on one Md'e red at about 8:40. They were course at Ft. BMss, Tex., and Ptaltosed feglalatlw^ It la tha several blocks away, for. ahel' fsogtsm. High pii>iltiM)0msL . treated at Manchester Memorial the’: anny’a M5* ftolswl ait Ft, belief of the chainber board tar. TurnbuU Rd.; ttonaM Blake. 27 n a^ by ttaa.aMtool ter ite main- unskilled labor, that the ahort- image was done tq Mth earo. \ W 4(i|rJi><>(t)ie o f ketchup on the Dorothy Rd.; Mrs; Potetcia Pei^ WHAT YOU NEEOt liinfanm Hi S W t airidb )Uca report ad in but he' ia ‘ Hospital and released. aprdan, o i '' ' ' " - '■ i ttoit; it'wlUha to a-better posi- Moat of the hotel Interior was twwitee oquiiinMnt. Tbe new would grow lyorse, Sad that It h.irb W .a pair o f big blue eyes. reault, Andover; Geofige Kas- „ for wtehinc c^Nnl, gpd a oaftalila lot am ' In tba parking lot of the to' Both cars had been going While aerytatg 10^ the lia t t takt^ppott tha' fSdaral leg- buxnad out> and a large aeotion lipiMing ia aaaot to toe town the manufaeturarii idiauid do Peran. 4 GbMsto^ari' Dr.. wbiA' t o ^ year AvJtaunorPaparhauet Stem Hady Glen Dairy on B. M a ­ soMTa south when the accident occur- inas, UL o iy asM ^ ttia Gh>^' WatioBr ISftar the committee has of toe roof waa gone, mraga behind tba elementary aomethlng about It. Rock-ville; Iifrs. >Lsiodla' Slar •ohool, aat back a number of the WMkshopa win Include bending, vroiingneea to dawite tell tu u 'to yoor le Tpke., a car driven by visit ldil^’f||8.;pi|’ |toii»toer red south of Adams St Oonduot lia ^ . tha. National' tte atudy. The baftdtog was iihe»#bf>a m In -evening coats. vln, 86 Araott Rd.;;MI|w Anna feet to aftow aooeos to sand r^resentotivas of sdboola and Swift daaisiiiiMp;ten 6(014*8' b9vd to biaa ieel unes B. Greenwood, 69, of 23 Defanaa Saiyjca iCadal and Ute , fetoal le^slatlim M- ice aa firemen entered to search Gu«tof«nn me tnn at • aetata or eonateaction expert to.qnainy.SiiieMm wished igwodarto OoUars, Ufeathers pfkes. It will ooet about 88,216, government agenclea which saex S t, backed into a park- ware yelve* of hp>t!»de. Armed Ftaxw Roraxy. Medal, Mrs. Iva Steele, ' Stafford mriiWwiig ndTertizlng fo r bids m ight hMp. M S w ift doalate liaas bean in inaaianMi bw i' 1 car owned by Clayton H. rapid. Russia Leads in Flax He” is m ^ed 'to ^ f w ^ Tsonsdy the w ater poUuUon were foimd on upper fiooni. neenenti8toimna6t,ete; . Kennedy, "j Springs; Henry StutR 6 Stone and a change from alidlng to On the planning committee 1 erktoa, 82, of WllUmanUc, po­ and LONDON - World flax pro- StetUry of Harttonl and se report Tha accident took Great Britain ______^ ______regular capital depredation 8t„ Rocltville; Mrs! Mary Wal­ nveibaad doom. Aft of this with Kaiser are WMls Dennison WANT TO LEARN MORKrABwiftztoraoanto- 1937 to lata to li fTeekly Pay Costlier lace, 44 Wfllan^ ,Bd,;. Rtisaen money has been appropriated, of Oaae % «s., Robert a. I^ e r iiva will bain.tfataaztoftqon to ozplainNM de- laoa about 6 pjn. yesterday. tel.' o t m “ ...... Chlna^,.... avenfea...... about 1.5 bil» J«nntfer. savaral waeka Clarks favors the new legis- WASHNGTON______— .- Federaltootu ®halgn'fitt-f lDeboraii Mdiin pointed out that, ba- of Oolanial Board Co., WflUam tafia of thiabeaiBam.No.jpMigattdtonbdia3y. _____ totion. eridoh was totroduead by aoonomiats aay tho^ w h^vw Soderqulat, Boat , H attford; onuse o f tba tw as roof. i¥> sup- Sleith "^ot- Ion* Manufgeturtng Jiwt lateza tbs ooepen, oSE ypa win bo notifiM S r t * **“ S ; r e S ' a w a r d s GRANTED porting poles will be needed in Ca, Andrew Torrance of Cha- oCtiaM aadjdaeo. 'nuU Nut Mo$t Useful part of a xahaMUtativa pro- itorM,’’ 1 fHghUy ISas than 1 MlUar for UKn-Moez Tbdag CHARM IT « mote usaftii nut la TDRkETS REtNTV<»DCED manentiy pleated riifnea. appar- France J d toe NetoerianS are ■‘w*M>ta studying medicine. ^ ,^Sd JSn^that It would be a ^ hrhig In fift and gravol for tbe Oamblno of the Connecticut 5 SWIFT HiMIBS. INC., 1 Chlczfo Ava., Bfizaheth, Pa. e^y la too glamorous to keep other Important pepducera. «d nunrtng' haV. ^•^y^'^SStlLe S is ’ ^Site^ ^kocrinr. he aaid. State Emidoyment Office, Dr. ,nuL From it are NEW YOTK - Ppmeatle tur- C o lleg e &ver l^SOO^ g I wish to, attend yeur nmetlag. to MSsnchiiN;tiw, Conn. 1449 H ew B rltato undercover. ______\ been announced bv Odv John _ ■ ■. quaneriy, semiannually fR. Nodes Ftediorlck law s of'Mahclieater Hanehaater Shopping Parlmde '*Ir “ hays now xatoad hi tl» United "I’ve seen tt oiR daootog at u a f h nviR iTvMne. maMer to help M^em and to- or annually. PoUclea for smaller CAIRO One M ttie teo*4d’s Weet Hartfoi I W ’l- .Ptasote. bniMiaa. states «am s troto s m Ameri- fS»if«i»inne tomomw zt St. Community College, Dr. Frad W est M iddle Tpke,—948-1581 ooBttnoMis uentahi ‘ot fi«OP AT SEARS AND SAVE BM, xt^ajiapar, can anoastoia, hot qiriy after >h. dlAxOAgW'. Ilk. K»|W> _ groCIMpU.--nk ..OT«. luUo»';.™blm. W, pZZTC kS T"* Blajirloe Qnirch will be beard U. MangonalU of Howell Che- ob O p w Hen,, or leaxMiig to CsirMs Psoad X Uni- Open H . thru Set. kaffa hen- they bad been taken to XXiropa Swedish IhduflUriel nrrh spends Wid hhye tfVed in the state tor more fullyfu iiv studystiidv thisthi* problemnmhiitTn monthly,mnni-hiv aremwm more expensive, irom. T to 7:20 a.m. and 7 to nay Technical School and Oan- Satiefaction Guaranteed or veitoty, eatabUshhd mtara than T:30 p.m., with Masses at 7:80 oral Manager Robert Weiae. Sears StSO AJE. to S P J A •»88AJi.'9t^4jili» Jb: ^^i^.lfaftSi,8tata mooning ,oad svanlng. Noctur- Tbe Chamber effort has been Tour Money Badk fzagi,a<»BvcKAMp c a « tatavasoMp utatfi eol AideeatioB. win'beghi St s-labeled‘Tiuject * * 01^ 1030. •) HAGE MAN(»18m SViSnitO BEEALD. MANCHBSrm. OUlllf* THURSP^y. M BUM y A IIAKCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN; THURSDAY. JANUARY «. 19M BUY NOW! $ PvMw Ends Saturday - Com e •- i : K i h r r • 4', ' TY. fUi^DIO «iMt STEREO WliCES

ifiiirriij ■_ii[iiMijiiiiji»iM|jaiMiiin m wiw»wi ...... I ...... I Hundreds Of Items At Dee|i Cut Prices. Some One Of A Kind. Some Scrotched and Dented Or Display Models. NO MONEY DOWN ON SEARS EftSY PAYMENT PLAN HOME FURNISHINGS MEN'S FASHIONS • i r COLOR TELEVISION KENMORE 30” OAS RANBE KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER • i r PORTABLE TELEVISION 3-PG. BEDROOM SET COLONIAL SOFA BED • SUBURBAN GOATS • DRESS TROUSERS REG. PRICE 39.95. DACRON, ORLON WITH RAYON BLENDS. 6 ONLY. 5 ONLY.. A 9 7 7 )NLY. $ 1 R O REG. PRICE 289.95. NOW MM ONLY. I ONLY. BROWN TWEED. NOW ^ 2 9 REG. PRICE 6.98. , $ C Q Q NLY. 0 9 A P REG. PRICE 89.96. NOW ^ 7 8 1 NOW 3 * 0 0 IG. PRICE 299.95. NOW A Q 7 G. PRICE 189.95. NOW 1 3 7 REG. PRICE 189.96, NOW ^ 1 4 9 REG. PRICE 119.95. NOW • SUBURBAN GOATS REG. PRICE 8.98. • i r PORTABLE TELEVISION • 21” COLOR TELEVISION REG. PRICE 45.00 to 50.00. NOW *7 .4 8 20” 6ASRANQE 14-LB. AUTOMATIC WASHER 3-PG. WALNUT BEDROOM SET • MAPLE ARM SOFA BED NOW ^ 3 9 2 ONLY. $QQ TABLE MODEL. 1 ONLY. $ 7 1 0 REG. PRICE 9.98. REG. PRICE 849.95. NOW P I P 1 ONLY. GREEN TWEED • ALL WEATHER COATS )NLY. $ 7 0 1 ONLY. ^ 2 2 9 REG. PRICE 119.95. NOW 7 P 1 ONLY. NOW *8 .48 G. PRICE 99.96. NOW # T REG. PRICE 289.95. NOW REG. PRICE 289.95. NOW ^ 1 8 8 REG. PRICE 99.95. NOW *69 WITH LINER. $1C 0 0 REG. ALTERATIONS ARE FREE. • SILYERTONE 23” CONSOLE • 21” COLOR TELEVISION REG. PRICE 19.95. NOW 19*lK7 KENMORE S r ELECTRIC RANGE KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER WALNUT TRIPLE DRESSER • 4P0. DANISH LOUNGE SET • MADRAS SPORTSHIRTS • •/, FRIGE ON OPEN STOGK METAL CABINET. 2 ONLY. $ 1 7 O MAHOGANY CONSOLE. 8 ONLY. $ A 7 7 ONLY. REG. PRICE 499.95. NOW ■ f P # REG. PRICE 3.99. $7 07 DRESS SHIRTS t UNDERWEAR 1 1 ONLY. REG. PRICE 189.95. NOW I P P WITH MIRROR 1 ONLY. I^UST TWEED. REG. PRICE 229.95. , NOW NOW 4 * 7 / REG. PRICE 139.95. NOW ^ 1 1 9 REG. PRICE 179.95. NOW ♦159 • STEREO CONSOLE 1 ONLY. • CORDUROY GOATS • ITALIAN KNIT SWEATERS • 23” CONSOLE TELEVISION REG. PRICE 125.00. NOW ^ 9 8 REG. FROM n.96 to 24.86. 30” DELUXE ELECTRIC RANGE OLIVE AND TAN. SIZE 12 to 20. $ 7 # | O O COLDSPOT UPRIGHT FREEZER WITH AM-FM RADIO. 3 ONLY. $ 1 7 O OCCASIONAL TABLES WALNUT CABINET. 1 ONLY. • $ 1 7 0 REG. PRICE 25.95. NOW 4 W * 7 7 )NLY. $ 7 C Q REG. PRICE 249.95. NOW I # P REG. PRICE 199.95. NOW I / P • 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SET NOW *14.88 TO *19.88 G. PRICE 899.96. NOW ^ 9 7 CU. FT. 1 ONLY. $ I Q Q 8 ONLY. LIMITED QUANTITY. :G. PRICE 229.95. NOW M P # REG. PRICE 39.95. NOW ^29*88 • 23” TV STEREO COMBINATION • SILYERTONE STEREO CONSOLE 1 ONLY. $7QO COLDSPOT E-DOOR REG. PRICE 349.95. NOW Z i 0 7 HARDW ARE, ELECTRICAL. LADDERS 15 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER 1 ONLY. AM-FM RADIO. 1 ONLY. • ASSORTED ARTIFICIAL REFRIGERATOR REG. PRICE 479.95. NOW *398 REG. PRICE 389.95. NOW ^ 2 7 3 « * • 45-PC. CHINA SET 1 ONLY. CENTERPIECES CU. IT . 1 ONLY. 1 9 9 0 NOW ^ 1 8 9 8” BENCH SAW COMB. !G. PRICE 269JI5. NOW A A T REG. PRICE 229.95. • STEREO CONSOLE 10 SETS ONLY. $1 C 0 0 REG. FROM 9.99 to 19.98. SANDER - SABRE SAW GUITAR REG. PRICE 19.88. NOW 1 9 * 0 0 REG. PRICE 147.96. *12 9 NOW ♦ 5 t o ^ 1 0 ELEDTRIO DRUl MIOOR REFRIGERATOR • 17 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ; ONLY. $ I A f l O 150 WATT AMPLIFIER. 1 ONLY $ 7 0 0 NOW ONLY I P tP O REG. PRICE 499.95. < - . .. N OW *.'1. ,, P 7 P • 57-PC. CHINA SET LAMPS YOUR CHOICE. *8.88 • IS” SNOW BLOWER 1 ONLY. 1 o^ l y . ■ NOW ^ 2 0 9 8 SETS ONLY. REG. PRICE 289.96 NOW ^ 2 4 9 REG. PRICE 259.96. SOME WITHOUT SHADES. NOW ONLY *64.88 33 RPM RECORDS • 4S RPM RECORDS REG. PRICE 59.95. NOW ♦39 • ASSORTED SCREWDRIVERS REG. PRICE 34.95. NOW ♦10*98 NOW ONLY NOW ONLY lO c NOW ONLY 68c • SNOW BLOWER • 98-PC. CHINA SET 2 ONLY, $ 1 3 0 Q Q Plumbinqii Dishwashers, W indows COLONIAL POLE LAMP • PROFANE OYLINDER REG. PRICE 169.99. NOW I ^ 7 * 7 7 8 SETS ONLY. REG. PRICE 99.95. NOW ♦69 1 ONLY. BEG. PRICE 1.18. NOW 7 7 c • 9” RADIAL ARM SAW SEWING MACHINES. POLISHERS, VACS REG. PRICE 20.98. now^14*49 2 ONLY. $ 1 1 Q Q Q AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER GAS FURNACE • SODKET SET REG PRICE 159.99. NOW 1 1 7 * 7 7 • ARTIFICIAL FRUIT MODERN POLE LAMP 1 ONLY. • AUTOMATIC ZI6 ZAO • SEARS BEST POLISHER REG. PBKJE 47.28. * 3 ^ • MASONRY DRILL SET REG. PRICE 184.95. NOW ♦128 ORANGES AND PEACHES. a ^ R IC E 219.95. NOW ^ 1 8 9 *8 8 REG. PRICE 39c. NOW , 9 ONLY. $ 10 REG. PRICE 8.99. . . . $ 3 2 ONLY. $ 0 0 B ONLY. $CO REG. PRICE 29.99. NOW 1 7 • SHOP VAC NOW Ml • WAU FURNACE REG. PRICE 119.95. NOW P 7 REG. PRICE 79.95. NOW P T AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER • ASSORTED PILLOWS NOW ONLY *45 • I'/t-VOLT BATTERIES 1 ONLY. • USED SEWINB MACHINE • CHAIN LAMP )NLY. $100 •SEARS BEST AUTOMATIC 200 ONLY. • WELDING OUTHT REG. 2 FOR 29c. 1 1 ^ ® * ^ G. PRICE 309.96. ■ 7 7 REG. PRICE 154.95. NOW . NOW l i e PORTABLETYPE. ,,^ 4 .9 5 REG. PRICE 2.98. NOW ♦1*87 2 ONLY. NOW ♦19 SEWING MACHINE REG. PRICE 27.98. R e S ^ ^ C E 147.95. NOW ♦ 1 0 0 • ELEOTRIOIANS’ TAPE TUB ENCLOSURE • GAS BOILER 2 ONLY. • USED SEWINB MACHINE WOODEN SHUHERS • COLONIAL DROP FIHURE 96 o n l y ; , Q Q ^ NOW ^ 1 4 9 JAN. WHITE SALE ON SHEETS NOW ONLY DOC d n l y . g o l d . $ C Q I ONLY. REG. PRICE 199.96. NOW ^ 9 9 1 ONLY. Q C 7 x. ie16 'S SIZE. lZ E . OTHEOTHER SIZES REDUCED. 0 7 ^ 8'ONLY. $10 OO :g, PRICE 79.95. NOW QO REQ. PRICE 197.96. REG. PRICE 24.99. NOW 1 0 * lM P • 3-SLIOE TOASTER NOWONLY REG. PRICE 1.29. NOW 7 / C NOW IN PROQRESS • 2-H.P. VACUUM CLEANER • DEUY ACTION LIGHT SWITCH 18 0NLY. $ 1 A Q f i 30-GALLON DAS HEATER GAS BASEMENT FURNACE • ZI6 ZAG SEWING MACHINE VINVL WINDOW SHADES NOW ONLY I U * 0 0 REG. PRICE 119.95. $ 0 0 POKER TABLE 24 ONLY. $1 M 3 ONLY. )NLY. $ 1 M NOW 7 7 3 ONLY. ^ A Q O P REG. PRICE 2.69. NOW I e O O • 20’ ALUMINUM EXTENSION NOW ONLY *44.88 G PRICE 184.95. NOW I AP > ONLY. 0 7 #* lO N LY. REG. PRICE 69.95. NOW ■ I 0 * 0 0 :G. PRICE 1.49. NOW 7 # W REG. PRICE 24.98. NOW ♦ ! 6 * 8 8 • m . ALUMINUM LADDER UDDER OIL SPAM HEATER FURNACE HUMIDIFIER • UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER • SEARS DELUXE VACUUM CLEANER 12 ONLY. $ 7 Q Q 6 ONLY. , $ 1 7 Q Q BRAIDED RUG REG. PRICE 9.98. NOW / * 0 0 REG. PRICE 15.98. NOW I A i * 0 0 2 ONLY. 4 ONLY. HORIZON HAND-HOOKED RUQS )NLY. $ 7 Q 1 ONLY. • ir WOOD UDDER REG. PRICE 69.96. NOW ♦ 5 6 * 8 8 REG. PRICE 69.95, NOW ^ 4 9 REG. PRICE 79.95 NOW ^ 5 9 )NLY. ^ $ 7 ^ 0 0 • 5-FT. ALUMINUM UDDER G. PRICE 49.95. NOW 3’ X 5'. : 12 SIZE. RED. NOW 18 ONLY. $Q QQ 12 ONLY. $Q QQ REG. PRICE 24.99. NOW ♦ 16*99 REG. PRICE 11.98. NOW 7 * 0 0 30-GALLON GAS HEATER SUPER 40-RAL GAS HEATER REG. PRICE 11.98. NOW 7 * « H P STEEL SHELVING UNITS MEDALIST DECORATOR RUGS 6’ X 6’ ROUND. )NLY. $ ^ 1 ONLY. REG. PRICE 59.99. NOW ^48*88 G. PRICE 64.96. NOW “ I P REG. PRICE 119.95. NOW ^ 8 8 24” X 46” . W EARING APPAREL REDUCED REG. PRICE 6.99. NOW ^4*99 M501 DUPONT NVLON SPECIAL 41-OALLON GAS HEATER • FURNACE HLTERS, 1” 6’ High, 3’ Wide, 12” Deep...... - .7 .6 6 6’ High, 6’ Wide, 18” Deep...... 18.33 6’ High, S’ Wide, 18” Deep...... 6 .6 6 6’ High, 6’ Wide, 12” Deep...... 17.44 84” X 58” . 12’ X 15’ WIDTHS. $ 7 0 Q NYLON PAJAMAS. 86 ONLY. STUFFED ANIMAL PAJAMA BAGS REG. PRICE 10.99. NOW ^8*99 lO N LY. REG. PRICE 59c EA. # $1 OO 7 DECORATOR COLOR? NOW # eT 7 ASSORTED SIZES. WERE 5.98 * 2 ^ VALUES TO 15.00. M NOW I * * I T To *5.99 REG. PRICE 74.95 NOW ^ 5 8 NOW P For I . T T 4’ High, 2'Wide, 10*’ Dm p ...... S.M 6’ High 3’ Wide, 18” Deep...... 11.44 REG. PRICE 9.99 SQ. YD. LADIES’ ROBES. ASSORTED SIZES $ 1 A 44” X 70” . AND COLORS. REG. 16.00. ■ w DESK CALENDARS. REG. PRICE 16.99. NOW ♦! 3*99 INSTALLED OVER WAFFLE CUSHION. *1 .4 9 4MALL0N RAS HEATER e STORM WINDOWS LADIES’ BRAS. « « ASSORTED SIZES. REG. 5.00. RAG DOLLS. 1 ONLY. ASSORTED SIZES. HOUSEW ARES, SPORTING GOOPS. PAINTS REG. 1.00. 7 7 c REG. PRICE 64.95. NOW *48 REG. PRICE 16.98. n o w ^ 7 * 9 9 LADIES’ GIRDLES. STATIONERV A CLOCKS COSMETICS - JEWELRV ASSORTED SIZES. REG. 7.00. CHILDREN’S DRESSES. REG. 7.99. *5 .9 V • iHrr-PLM TIM AIL •DOVASSKIS LADIES’ HATS. INSUUTION e FORUEUIN TILE ASSORTED SIZES. REG. 4.98. CHILDREN’S DRESSES. WITH BINDING. 5’11, 6’ 3” . REG. 6.99. *4.99 I POUR TYPE NON-GLAZED. C7^ REG, PRICE 69c. 4-DRAWER FILE. FACIAL TISSUES. M LADIES HATS. NOW 37c ONLY 24 PAIR. NOW *2 7.8 8 I REG. PRICE 1.75. NOW 99c*** REG. ^RICE 75c. NOW 3J# P * 1 ONLY. REG. 57.95. *39.88 200 DOUBLE SHEETS. O ASSORTED SIZES. REG. 18.98. BOYS’ DUNGAREES. REG. 2.99. *1.5 0 GOLD SKIMMER SUPPERS. SANITARY NAPKINS. • PORTABLE UUNDRY TUB TIRPOLENE DESK HIGH STORAGE and DRAWER $ Q Q Q REG. 1.99. GIRLS’ CORDUROY WHITE DISHWASHER • No. 100 DISHWASHER BOX OF 48. REGULAR OR SUPER. For *3 60 ONLY Gal. FILE. 1 ONLY. 7*QO SLACKS. 1 ONLY. 3 0 0 0 OVER THE KNEE NLY. $ O P 8 ONLY. (COPPER). REG. PRICE 1.49 GAL. NOW I mUY SPORT HOSIERY. REG. 1.79. G. PRICE 139.95. NOW ^ 7 REG. PRICE 194.96. NOW * 1 5 4 REG. PRICE 17.98. NOW T e T P (30STUME JEWELRY. 600 SHEET PKG. LOOSE 5 8 e "* ASSORTED. YOUNG JUNIORS’ SWEATERS. $Q Q Q • 21-PG. TABLEWARE •DMEMENT WAUrAINT LEAF PAPER. BULKY KNIT. SIZES 82^0. REG. 8.98. 3 * 7 7 OHRISTIUS DEOORRTIONS N$. 600 DISHWASHER LADY KENMOIIE DISHWASHER YOUNG JUNIORS’ SWEATERS. $Q Q Q WATERrmTOFim BOXED STATIONERY. If BULKY KNIT. SIZES 82-40. REG. 4.98. 4 * 7 7 Nnr RmIh«mI '/z Frio* 4 ONLY, WHIfE, 1 ONLY. (COPPER). REG. PRICE 16.98. NOW ♦ 1 2 * 9 8 2 f, * 1 TOYS I'BEG. PRICE 194.99. NOW •154 REG. PRICE 219.96. NOW ♦189 moNLY. *.>.aa WOMEN’S OASURLS t HEELS EEC. PRICE 4.9», 2 , LB. BOX. NOW g . T T GIRLS’ SWEATERS. *3.99 (3L0CKS. SIZES 7-14. REG. 4.99. RilMad ■■ to 90% 00 • ALL SKI CLOTHING 8 EACH. REG. 6.98. *4.8 8 MpNKEY PLOWN ASSORTMENT Op DOLL CLOTHES •lt% OFF ON FLOOR MODEL TO MAKE. REG. 1.29. M lURdn SUFPEIIS vp ! MANCHESm PARKADE SoticfoerioN .OiforawlMd FREE NOW QPI* REG. PRICE 66e DAILY »:S« TO 9 CLOCKS. WOOL COATINGS. 6 ^ MV9 Yd. FOOL T U L E S • 5 * * ^ R«H*MltoSS%OH tCJl EXCEPT TCE8. * EAT. TQ • Or Yow Moiiwy lotk FARKINO 20 EACH. REG. 6.98 to 9.98. SroMfY PARATROOPER REG. 3.98. YD. *2 .9 7

IK HAMLUISiSTEB RvLiblNG Hls;KAlJ)i-MANiiHifiS'iJalR, CONN.* THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 PA Q iE m H c a e m s s t s v k n in g ngauu^ iUi>etop n Bi> ocam^ t h t o b d a y , j a it o a c t B52 Bon^ Supply ‘Tight* W. Go GLENNEY CO. ■'ll IR e q iie a la 41 N tir Voldts -. M eetN c . S; o u r m M>r^« B e fo re Z 0 4 Taetatdi>a ragiidHa .whan K Otanwh. wlU ba Stoflrat asogU ^ : 4iMt Ktm.>-' a . Of tha total. IS aaglaterad 0 coM Foom btqgraphef, marks his or pitean ip o n S a ^ q te P-S- « » «»«*«•• ' maota Ian. It at g ]^m.,Jn tha in a aaifaa of « i i atjiaga dpaiga id.' Covefitry ; ' war In Vlf4.Ttom. It araa dla* N o miaaiana were aeipbbett INWy AMetn^ oC tba aa Rapublicana. 11 aa Obnw* Mtedcipai BuOdiaf. rtaating to aeqOBtot parlaWOnan^ o f ^ ;'bfrlbd^" today Jn'’^ a qlosed today. because of a lack of bomba and , ^irtor, to m u ^ <>• i^ t h»ma. erats, and iS did pot afllB* iftybiwt Room. Oimuaualty Baptlat chi)i«h wRh ^ckbad. O s WUe tjiinka he’ll get ifenutaoture of those' '^iron the supply aMiwition baa baan jftn .hu-- luM M at fNM ^t^etir. '‘tbim ’B nothing that Mwl H veif 1ST itoto Bt ponacy aincaga of pg'dpihbnt on aign at tha•“ aou|hwaat --- eomar------o f ty BapMat Chumh. ^ nual m^eeting at 8 pju. Tuesday- about a half ybar after the first pound bombs was Stopped to the C r a f t s m a n the aootb aide of Taylor St, aaat .Adama and HUiacd St. to la* h u aver defeated OarL- n ’ s lA the Ubrary. 'Pr^tees and ad- U.S. air strike Wte" No«o ba^b So>- ESieet'dl tbWa;” b r i a r e u t 1 cup ooohad rie«; aract-Ma aign ctoaar to the aliaat llMa and praciieaa of thb -Ro*^ Q I H M C N A f l R l ^ e n b ia ahd Seta a the asso- pile was fast' being ««ten up by Output of 500-poundera waa % cup eoid 'WU'ter ' rMto. Sandburg said her 1n^ On luty 1* the ZBA granted Hne than -ragnloticna partott. nma Ottbobe toith; Ha.dfit fgao (rUUoh’tf (Stfiitera aii(if trustees aimoet dally . ^ 2 raids over tearted agate in March 1966, and 1' • «» Scranton a vaitenoa for aix v f m m m m M band bad ttot (tompteMy 'reoov- 4»nsideted; " ' ' South Viet Nam and,air attacks aboiX a month after Ameiicen oicdiuiB. w^oo, grated praaint hta ch a rts ftoattonahgg Ateto'.eb, intestinal Inflant-;, St CtoitokiM Guild U-8. Air EXifce and Navy warpienes began httiing North J montho, to permM th i H. C MBTHMMR8 PAT MOBB to othar ehurchaa. Hla .talk «UI H taaQwaiBMlt P lica Ob. o f Taxaa to atom Ma ^atiota wtaioh Mtayteil. ' to S«p- Rt Mkrys St; Oertnaine Guild tlghter-bombete^ agiO^ ^m - VIH Nanv ^ ^ ^ C r a f t s n w n A T lA irrA . Oa. (AP)^ — Tba b# iollowad bJT a quaattoB' ood y m ja h a M tJ H A iy-oK'H^T e % toi3iwoii pcpi^ aqulpmcnt on the property, the tember.rHe.waa ateo'-ahaken by,, mfefttii a.t fi n irt J*n IS in the n>hn4st in both North Thin jmeans therG WM n i head o f cabwge company la engaged to tlM pro)- Matlwdlat Cfanreh Boaeif o f Bd- a f ^ . racOatly.- ■■ ..r ueai^ aaya Mathodiata era chu^h han bn saioil St wi- an<« ^ * I PuriwU cabbage in aalted eot of laying erbaaooaotry, na* The Icvlaa baa baan ipaagub- tog, Bannoalalkally ooaifoM b ^ For yem i SatoBtop haa. pre­ •don Meto or a bSauty shop in yew *" b l a c k t h o r n watbr ikbaut .fiva phiutea. Ite* tatal-gaa pipe Itoea. giving m on , money tor hig^tar atad out of the aWaranqia thai dicted be wbold -die rat ah'age "Wmimaiitlc will ^glvV a L lr mom than a million p o ^ of 'education but that rtaing coata aevaral naw churehaa havf bean bomhe: ' pounders have been the major inova firom amter and drain. gcrantoB, to Ua near ^plica­ Sss-izi-.ffi5;2s: diviatibie' . styling'demonbtrati(m and tt^ make tnccaaaed etaurcb outsort retoeatad o r organimd to Map* S^Mzate lagv«r earefnllsr. tion. atatea that the equipment teoai.aaeioeed popfc a ftfc r ^ •%fk inejtdtebSte, it’s Inexora^ on hair-cate,' U.S. oCnclala have insteted typee of bombs dumped on the . other Ugra(Banta thor> aaaentlal. cbCatar atoca Oominunlty Bay^ there la no shortage of. bombs or Oommuniats by Air Force and carrlaa a value -ef from .fi mu- hla, .k ’s wi^ttep in the book o f n^py Helpera'‘ 2 new beairtiful •ughijr. jNwe' heapliig table*' The report aaya eurraat aup- tint church waa foundad aa tpa DEIi6NSlltAT10M. other ammute^. . Navy idanes, although 1,000- . lion to gl.O miilton, but a cbeclt fate,” the poet told a newsmen 'TqiylUs Hofflnan is ptealdent of meat nlxhna'te bach of tba town aaaasaor*a reoorda port la toadeqnate “ In thla day only cbureh in tha Manebcataf when he turned 80. “ I had two Knowledgeable soumee say pound and 2,0pinga in try pan.- Place pie have tMoit relocated, a Ro* Schooner Rams Under the tom 'l current tax ucation than to any other effort FOGARTY BROS. Inc go on to 96.” secretary; and Brenda Brown, be back at the local school at In caaaerole and pour a ttttle The report aald church mem* man outboUc paMah was catab- United States Plywood ^ the water in Which the cab* . nie, the equipmeto would pro- But Sandburg’s 82-year-oM ; treasurer. Mrs. Frederick 4:30 p.m. There is no charge . vide about-tT'dOO in taxaa. bera gava more than |18A mil­ liabed .aiM two new ehurehee Jlir BBOAO STOEBT*-^^ 649*4539 Sentericihg Set Bahamas Reef; iage waa boiled over tbb ^eni. wife, who married him 67 years Brown is co-leader of the club. for the bus, which will he pro- The aooond requebt la tor a lion to oducation. have been mrgahtaad. made vWed by the Coventry Recrea- E Bake te SSO-degiao^ovMt l^fc ago, takes no stock in the pro- For Next . Month Club members have Passengers OK FtATUSmO: phesy; bbokmarkers" and "needleholders tion Oommltte >.' Eab( wtth oth­ , 'N obody oa il teH f ‘ ^y** Basketball Luciue A. PettlnglU Jr. has Burke at the helm, hit a reef off HiAOaUARTEBS Unturpatsad luxury tor any room In your home can bo yours wMi er Ingredienta. .Pouir^ into but- Carl the w a y ' l t e ^ ' ’Tha. boy’s basketball progpmm named an alternate to the Andros Island in the Bahamas •ithar of these beautiful new pantls that feature the latest wood terqd baking dUh. Ftece diah "It must have been Just^^ Ajif^ Coventry Recrea- planning' and Boning commis- and the , ^ 96-foot ^ Carlbee _..w ran FOR flnIthM In home decor. Now a once-ln-a-llfetime opportunity to m pan pai of watm Mbd bake tn he was born. His fa th e r'4 # t'> ^ W Sion. The appointment • was aground off Freeport with a resume this beautify your home at thla amaaingly low prica. But hurry—offar ia goo-degree v.oueii for alxxlk 1% even write his name. • continued niade by the board of select­ load of vacationers aboard. In bouii or until aet. "AniTAnd n o w C^Ui|i'%V«itry Grammar The board is sending letters life. SCra. Aaderaon ia a graduate of r.thb,'kti to all local boards and agencies, ____ proTceater Memorial -Hoapiftal . . m his poelite' emd’ his UBpoin Mog-’ .A-iLtSL * t *m»ii Bahooi . arid at S^the Robertson ...... raphy l^Ve been into, . St^cktl. W2l)ian»-Ayer wUl direct requesting that proposed budg- ___ ADD A School Of N unlng. Bha and her eta for the uniform fiscal year huaband have lived In Mhnebee- (Herald photo by Saiemu) maiqr Buigua|to8;*'»- . toe/; ■'at. d o s , and "But his licart is program at be submitted by Jan. 16. Meet­ ter aMgbitlgr teore than 10 jraara. MRS. C. HENRY ANDERSON ings for hearings bn such budg­ they have a aon, Donald, mar* the poem ‘The Peopib'*;Y:&T - i i ^ , ' ^ W RED ROOM other poems of thifft. . pi inp: reports the ets will be set up by the board.- to ,the fbrmor. Patricia Why not make the • most of and the Plua School -of. Buei* Mrs. Sandburg aald;‘^rtlmfc .iit’k odtemlttea Is jungle to get a o f Manoheeter. He ia I Q iy c n ti7 Advertisement— these I’sinit-ln” winter ev»- neas: becauseDecause so80 many youngyoung"idtoij'c pU5^C 4 ' ^teiaar'^'progtem underway at s a aknulatlon engineer ait Ublted Motor Route a'vailabie in nlngs and weekends hy add­ BArly School Ctoelng U^te to' -bMand my ^ rW g k '^ S because ing value, comfort and beau­ A ircw ft Reaaaw h Laboratortea, CHS Youth Going Lipcal public Erchcxds cloee TENDER 'ti^' Mortn isaio the; niatiW ______Coventry. Call Circulation Dept. thst Haifford. U.S.D.A. CHOICE been Inspired by that poem and " ib,.4bcks a (toeinflL Anyone with :0UD£; ty to your home. We have they W ^ t to Write, too.” 'Wte'*P.''.hi|l^l; that, cotUd willing to volun- 643-2711 most everything you will Conference on ings: Coventry High School at have’^heife.^t^ op ,ip(mveyp(l.,to,^(^ to contact How- ihnanuol Chair, i|8 a member of n v • JUICY There will be no birthday lieed — from plans to tools 12:38 p.im.: George Hersey London Broil Sfeok Lb. 89c the others at the apart- larti-kthis home on Love Lane RECORD TOLL and produOts to complete news conference at Sandburg’s ■HOUSij Bmanuel Church Woenan and HUmCOl R elations Bobertwon School at 1 p m . and ment that niglifc fir further Information. TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — your basement room ok any Mb viattatton ebaimtan; a maen- BONELESS Coventry Qranunar Scb***^ ^ BLOCK GUT mountainside home as in by­ "All these kids,” Circuit Court Pack 65 Committee There were at least 1,086 traffic other remodeling project. ber o f Lydia iuMl- Mtaftha. Ctey FTadetiok Mtaloucol, a senior gone years. He will not lift a deaths in New Jersey last year, Pay 08 little at $10.00 per 1;20 p.m. L b n . 6 9 Judge Milton Herman said, re­ The Cub Scout Pack 65 com­ clea of the church and leader ait Coventry Hlgb School, has North Kindergarten CLUB STEAKS heavy oak armchair over his the highest total In 28 years. month on our revoiving ferring to the six who were not mittee meets at 7:30 tonight in Holiday House at 39 budget pkuu Cf Martha Clrda, and. a mem­ Mrs. I*aurent Gagne will assist head to show reporters lie Is In The State Motor Vehicle Diid- ber of the eodal miniatq^oom* been selboted to attend the Na- U.S.DA. CHOICE prosecuted, ’■’should consider the American Legion Home on Cottage St. offers a new Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton during good condition. themselves lucky that no furth­ Wall St. sion says the Dnal IcAl vfill be mlttee of the oburdL tkmai Oonferenoe of Ohristians kind Of retirement living. her Monday aftemn class of “ Oh, he used to do that arrn- •4-H Foresters announced in three webksl The Hphdy to stores, churches, ; Her bobblea 'wca gardening, and Jews in Hartfbrd Feb. B. er charges will be presented the North Coventry Cooperative dialr business until recently,” The Coventry 4-H Foresters 1965 toll was; 1^'e W ^ekt since 1)- theater and buses. Home­ aewing, crewel embroidery and against them in this court or in Coventry High School Prin­ Kindergarten In the Second Mrs. Sandburg said. “ Then Club meets at 7:30 p.m. tomor- 278 were klile^l In 1937. The like' rooms and Burroimd- reading. Superior Court. ’ ’ perfect protection! cipal MUton Wilde reporta (Congregational Church base­ when tiiey’d ask him to do il, ’the charge of poteession of boiw at the home of Charles record . A,3M toll waa set to tn|te; good. too4- M*ry H. i aW JHL Glblta. Mlnicuod win be one of more ment classroom. Mrs. Ludger CHUCK he’d Just .toy it was too much narcotics carries with it a maxi- Cart on River Rd. South. Harry trouble.t^gb out ou the porch owttete.: op­ ANDERSEN STORM PANELS than 100 high school youths GulHemette will assist Mrs. will show slides, erators uc'thfr Ksnetaester School Menus from Oonnocileut and Western Robert Kingsbury with her Fri­ Ibd ^ chalug^'^ ?! fine (^’iromASfWto |l^i t’s Night -will 1^ oto- Convalescent Hoine. Can Maaeachuaetta to attend the day morning class. In charge of White alBCi will be> teq^enced servod! I NO LOWER PRICES at 39 Cottage a t 'o t phone F O R Y O U R cleaning the classroom Jan. 15 Skating Prpiftent:. V n th annual regional afternoon Feh, lao on the . narcotics Attywhete In Coiin. 649-2368rfoi‘ lun li)fonna- The menu tor the Manchester ocmferenoe on human relations. wlU be Mrs. William Ryan and ROAST Bloat in Mine Largest charges. Pupils of 4 thteugh "Save With Satetjr" tion. Katherine M. Qlbltii, pubUc Bcbool ayatem tor the Mrs. Raymond Schappert. 12 are ellgrible- tp.'atte:aj a ritqt- ’ Admintefrator. At night, there will be a ban­ SUDBURY, Ontario — The Charges of risk of injury to a Andersea^ndowalls Week beginning' dfionday, Jan. Sunday School Ing'Tirogpam l^tUTttey a^t .the ' JL A. " ^ TMetHAH er AMOtaalN ••■^OUAliea quet at tiw Statter Hilton Ho- 6” C U T S largest blast in the history of minor against Smith and White 10, la aa toUoWSr^ ' tel. Simday School classes for were put off at the prosecutor’ s University o f CTonnec^ciit^ rink. ARTHUR M l : undergrqund mining was fired A bus will lea’W at JhlS^ Monday: BnadeS yeal cutlet Ih e conference la planiied In children of St.. Mary’s Church 4-7 R IB L b .' rfequest until disposition o f the .d m RIB R O A S T recently in-a nickel company’s from (Coventry High’ SchW* For these 6 big reasons: tomato sauce, auahed potato. cooperation with the Hartford will be resumetl Sunday, after mine near here. Requiring 464 narcotics charges. Wax beans, bread, butter, milk. Junior City Council, which will tha 10:30 Atn. mass, In the tons of powder, the explosion The risk of injury )p a minor t. They’re quality built #*»"• . . host the attending delegates. church hall on School Street. charge had been lodged against shattered a -cublo area the size a . They’re tailor-made Tueaday: IMuikiuct on a roll, The National Human Relations Troop 57 SHORT RIBS of BEEF of a football field into more them because a ninth person In UPSON potato chips, earrota, milk, cher- Award will be given to a prom­ Boy Scout Troop 57 meets at than 5 million tons of loose the apartment when the police a . They’re beautifblly designed ly cobblar. inent businessman and civic 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Nathan MEATY rock aind ore. entered was a 16-yearold girl. TRAIN BOARDS I Wednaaday: Raked meat loaf, leader, for hla work to improve Hale Community Center. Plans sio:ial tors, Mrs. Carol Rose and Harry 1:45 p.m. Simday in the Town cial East German news agency > Friday; Baked .Rah aticks, SLICED BACON redlstrioUng, says he will seek LOCKER PLANT M i MEAT MARKU WON'T SCRATCH FLOORS Cunhei, to visit four bualnese .Hall on Rt. 31. the DemocraiUc nomination for ADN reported. The agreement toaahed potato, odm, bread, but- schools; Morse College, Mary Manchester Evening Herald ASK u a ABOUT ANDBB8BN aCRBENS, TOOl state aittomey general in the covers the years 1966-70, ADN ALL OUR MEATS ARf RRR^ CUt AHO OlSPlAYfD — 5’ X 9’ milk, gold caks with choco­ Ward Seoretarlal School, the Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ CENTER CUTS May primary. said. late icing. Hartford Secretarial School, line LltUe, tel. 742-6231. ON PURCHASE t NOT tRe*ACKAG» , •5.39 SHANKS L b .' S A V E 10% OF 5 OR MORE - i - ...... I- I S O U P M E A T iR^ MRA|^ ^ARniENT Tote and Save $5.19 I'lUjiji-ii DOMINO—GRANULATED ykie iitem awi •tfipss^ SUGAR Si^SDc THIS WEEK’S O fh u d A , 9 jv J o w n , m m DOOR BUSTERS B U M B L E B E E U. S. Choice ...... Sirloin Up WHITE NEAT TUNA S,«95e , PLASTIC F a ce R um p CARPET RUNNER DUNCAN HINES CHUCK STEAKS White , ;■$<»*’ Wi d e GAKEWIXES Fellow, Devil W3pkga.S7B pkga. CHUCK ROAST ^ F t

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'Z A N A R D i Ittkbrs Sitap Celt Record Has Similes A h e tu L : , tttms the quarter emmer this ew 'lt^ .cohte^B looining big-on ho- Center F rov Ovm ers " ' . (TitthiUic, u defendihg[,NOCC ^ champ, NE^%RK (AP)—B«- BOSTON (AP)^Alm oat ^ NCJCC, fo r e ' W e d i i 6 ^ n ig h t’ s ^ fVflAiWiW‘ . BoetoB Celti(5^Snsid«^ slopes during the receut n itty f|>f I South pMt Atat coaching ^Tor Ithe blird^ i^l tlw/.(ttoonl.ittwo hpUday period than there . ‘ ifcuto ^ L, Five 1- Cxmtty to t^e-fall, hoaketoSll I Ae-ii^ftiejast'llUaSsa was At Mbenrdo aafeoiy Otoosiiteled we ever had/* says Oommieslcn- .during the-winter and (h* Boston cottrois to too ah* •for.anslhw WyaSfS,, ' fef by, Nrtrtti. tomis, booshell, gW w d tsock jMiMe of Oooch Red AtMthakh, er Albert Moulton 6t Vermont’s "A s tor M V m o m to .o n w 4 i^ Rtotewteln — to VOatfu’w'Wf Development Department. west tlstitolio toittita an early to toe sprtog. Manchester ddds Auerbach tod not ahoompony MouUon eeUmatee that 600,000 liad In' tns' Mnlir^ce. swimming and wresQtog to this toe 4ttun to Lbs AngWia bo- Next 'EVtdey, 14, obn- ■ ■ . Curt-Zaihtier and Rick oauae o f the tt^ o u r lUneas of ski Ucketk were sold in Vermont ownof M tt weanwgsy.n.:lisktt. p sr p6rtl>m- in the last 10 days of the year. flreitoo idttoa tor Blanriiaid, mltogten hoopotem his father. .-.t He ttotehed thtt-- Bast with W arid ''«**■■’ .1 m rth at least |10 mUllon,'* ath Ptoylhg Rett i - itohner’s Men’a Store sntry hi Ooaat, RtisssU bad this to aay says MbuHon. ( Taktog Friday , jo*,' Vernon Ifen’a Ssi^ about ht in tiadc traintof this week at Miami, , Fla., for Sunday Pro Duff of the Canadiens tries to break in w*oun Set (TVIlidsod -FHtty. . „ „ „ t„ w4a-' Rm "®****” * ®*tl RUeseU — the d ty aUckers have already as ^ b Rousseau (far left) of Montreal and Black not pitevied teteuswitus PttottR tonispiritod edcountW last sea- H a y ^ game'i^th DaR»fc>(AP,Photoiax) pushed Vermont’s state liquor Stapleton. (AP Photofax) Bloomflsld; .Wtoitor ,o< ^ '.^ ^ k ^ M when he itty s tor me.” ^ Hawk Stan Mikita (21) fight for puck. Other Chi­ seven starts, to ntotoys tough on Against the I^ern. player oontraot. ■ . Mn^!nM(y i«*i*t iigain af.|Wor- Bales TO percent over last year. cago players are Matt Havlich (sprawled on the Oannon Mountain in N e w toe Wln^r contributed oidy n Oo(dra.vttid ha had p^mlssd o^ er Feb. te,. Hampahlre’e Franconia Notch, I i-’Hiul''~t1W *T Bridget a and . Assumption points to the OeUlc attack which m em b stt.«(-tes OoltseiMn Odin- OomiMtleuf's rooord toil the operated by the state and vir­ ; winto*’ SThtt. beat 'w® >®d W ^ Jones with 23. misrion, A Ofoun^y . agency which is now M. tually on a handdo-mouth fi­ ; them.' ' i V' “ PRtWi circuit . . . *Iw West ^ r e d 29 and Wait «^rt.tea_th6 Sports Artins. t ^ I« other action WedaoMlay Dallas Punt Isolated Camera Added Much r u nniimn dtoda; put feast *® *^^ riiooter on the Stato H anard 26 tof to e Lakers. he would etgu the oontraet be­ nancing basis before the holi­ V night, Central Oonneeticut re­ day bomuiza, sold SM,10S hi -WlndSbr*’’ toJ' i S r ^ ^ s ,NCC C h ^P ton Manchsstw H ig h ^ - ^ l e e g u s ^ o n . Sen fore it exptitt ish- -,1X mained wbeaten by downing tickets in a week. and so far lt hM dlsappohited ’® lost^year. Joto Rtth- FTsbcisco edgSd Now York 118- Addlphl. taO-SI; Brtdgoi^rt got like skU sM areas they were To Create Spectator Interest W. u fo t . ' Abody. X latd Cotator laSt sea- '*^®**’ i* daptaln oi the NorWl<* 'n rl $hd,.Bahi)tnoM downed 8t. by Yeehiva 16-71; Lowell Tech hit by a big thaw on the last S ou th ...... a «-a e s • * ^ ,6 UKM) • 'Son, they arS midefekted, in University frorii jriflemen, this 111-101 ip a doubleheader otttscored Hartford -llS-109.; end x«rt starts thi seasmi, tncIM- wi«f«r. at Battmore,. Md., and CSncin- weekend of the year hut before NEW YORK—(NEA) — *1116 Isolated eamera e on.the Don Mays of Dayton are somfe ,.^«y ,men..in these defensive making them go again and we Verna said. ‘%ut when I of the sophomores who have 62. Jerry Sanders’ layup with wUl be beM In OeniMfitMl, Bwknthk Howard ft. and How­ ’’R’s not thq vesu)t of any qw- Burr Vail, who keeps track- of "They laugh at comput­ pass play, you’ve got to .-.0 ^ : . beain this sesuKiR., Tlie jfl-Ve All of the Top Ten teams in dal preparation or plan,” says m#«uevuers tove »>«e" Ol>«rt expect to see a lot of passes to gh f^ ^ ^ es to tt^e saw that Stlchweh play on CENTRAL VALLEY come to toe fore in college bas­ one minute to go gave the Oav- and the ebeioe-e( New Brit­ ers, too,” Verna said. the monitor, I was ctm- guess who the receiver will PIptRS ^ Manchester games: have ))««» ^ e Associated Press poll had ard Sr. 'hie former hit 49 of 50 •tam Landrv. to. Dallas coach-> Dogan, a 480-pound defensive Raymond Berry and Jimmy “These Jokes don’t bother W. L. ketball this season. ailiers a four-point lead and ain an the eltt Is dM t t the Tom Landry, toe Dallas poach. vlnced we had something.” be,” added Verna. "If you’­ V OKItdals « i Msnclmrier IRgfa stopped l9S times for foU y for • an open date on a slim national targets and the latter had 42 "We Just had some sucepis eif^ T®*- “ ‘^e Orr .” me at all." Southington...... 6 program that saw many close sewed up the triumph. etterto «f eisverat prontnent had six days of skiing averaging So was CBS when it ex­ re keying ntln<|ed Their winning ways toe last 21 seconds for a 87-86 season, lost the ball on an out- over Marquette 87-66 at Mil'wau- d^oe White 34, BUI Dow 80, Bob IC in June of 1964 to the about 18 seconds to get fnateet and .nMitt dUitevR •< Bdtteher 30, Rene Luaaler 35, They have blocked alne. They are toe Big Four. Logan two games, lost five In a row pan of the Green Mountain television sports, brought Windsor ...... 0 Uta nlhe-tedm OC^ are .hi Ule at; Manchester, Swtnunera d, hajjd-earned 47-40 win victory oven Vlllanova. of-bounds play with 17 seconds kee for toelr llto victory in 12 All-American game at Buf­ back on the air. nn rnoket gsmea, is pinyed Bob Fiaaier SX John Lee 25, Diat’a almost« third of toe to- and Oaediter each blocked two and then rallied to win five of state a record 8,000 personahim a big promotion and Glastonbury...... 0 now IAj dttslflcitkm, OCn- include M ar k -(iakman apd ®^®5 Nasslff Arms in last Just six seconds before Joe left at Columbia, 8.C., then lost starts. Billy Smith and Corky falo. 'Ton have good and bad Beil combined for 39 points and thronglMat rivrtl ifaigs hands four tlnses busy pM latlpg' the w ^ e r yihqFr ^gttje season at Fenway Park. j S p o r f « S c h e d u l e Bacon Academy this team, they don’t make foi itaiitlhg toan in date was made Thursday by IjS^Befort the Oireoto Bay Pack- ill aRm last quairter as the Bar­ b East Hampton . w won thete hlnto National big mistake. They dO[n’t give Ih6 Ifat putt J some Edward Bartholomew, pro­ bers,came on strong, but ran Guardian PREMIUM Nylon Tires C rom w ell...... ’l^ t b a ll LeSgpe Championship, away the easy toitebdown. BiMTOBdpW 4|^,itt^®4 w ’ '!9 t»ei f >ec«dl that fessor of chemical engineer^ Friday, Jan. 7 out^ of gas in the last two College Basketball A v o n ...... "Bat this has been toe hard­ to toe-ttnttdWw wMto,>.AancbbitHM4:'lio terrors in 1963 tog, and Robert Ingulls, as­ Clay May Be Facing Kx men ofo their'starting offen- Wnutea as Clmck Kleih (4) Is as gttd aA-^toA ^ x t Msujchester at Platt, 8. Bolton ..., rive unit might have retired or est year for a champlooitolp — — c.---- — ------'f*r young Phil Rodgers, one of sistant to the athletic direc­ EAST liltt'W h Noake (21) put the Slimmad-donm BIH, has. 6B"tm yie many ex-winners in toe South at East, New Britain. bad other'-football emptoyttm^ team I can renember, phyrittl- ganiei .but o f reach with three tor, who will head a general Temple 57, Vlllanova 56 tttenta and h ^ Isoihetoitag iflSe ^present field of l « players, committee which will coug P*almer hopes to swing out of Michigan State record last sea- 109 Rham at Bacon. “ It’s more than likely that he will be called up again,” .when A Itott had caught his in toiSL.IBM era of pro 'footbiiU. showing a hustling floor game Danders, Chi’ 'Chl'^ Rodriguez, a long slump. He won this son. He missed on six other at­ Bridgewater 66, WlUimanJlc Wrestltog — Glastonbury gt said Col. James Stephenson, director of Selective Serv­ a one-season NatiOQiQ Hbck^y games are atiU won toe' riniple League goal-scoring'recorded tefanet ’’feofw,” ha ariced later, toe. Pagaai’a . George Knudaon, A1 Geibeiger, event to 1963 after several dia- tempts. 65. E ast ice in Kentucky. jjtefoteik iaff^ thls?’’ way. At halftime againrt tJlaya- u rwi ___ he could establish a pqliit 6cor- ; y’s^oiiR appolnUng attempts and now Stephenson declined to specu­ Rafodr thah'alnribn. Ihe vet- laitd toey barely ted, 13-42, The Behind ttt ttootlng of Dan for second tire when you buy L ilass D to u r n e y mg mark wWle he’s at it. . captured but one first place late how soon Clay’s name ew'penken--aNte an expert- only__ ^ way to control toe Browns Plfvto (Im|) i and Johnson ^ Das Vegas' Tournament of would come up for review. He . c ___ "O ' !• j Hull, with his 30tb and anfo qhotfortt. i*. Y.4 years for was to sfog it out Ato ■iMiqiK • Kennedy of West Hartford last Dick Moore to 1968419. 7) (w in iMMte ateRfe$ 20(1 pdunds, rematos home to Souto Africa “ I ’ve got nothing to say on the boles. "W e have a Uee. Igte Ig-Vrit, Exchaaga year, Jim Dougan of North Ha- esUcago has 38 games to pltt. hnt auppMadi^tt 'bowl people (S'- -v that subject,” Clay said at his (Lombardi’s Itg on them) toat BPSbqnSSMtAN’S l e a g u e and Nlcklaua won’t Join toe -ven to 1964 and BIU Titus of and barring injury, Hull woold Ua'.^ild'Vhnd won a touring pros untU toe Bing home in Miami, Fla. "It’s too says, Tt's neltber the offensive Easy wimier last night w<(is 24 MO^. ^UARi I Danbury to 1963. seem to have a strong abotf^t ttttteVesr,:; Bagt »h«T seldom Crosby sUmfig -itter toU mehto. touchy.” alignments nor deCehaiva Ptmtaa '’^‘nmcklng, overwhelm­ Reservations an now being both marks. If he gets thenlEt aiittV$ ttj«hri.'fo|| -chH’ whan tin; Play is at toe 7,131-ywd, par BOSTON (AP)—Suffolk D o ^ fonnatioo which meaBS- any- ing itel 'fool, 60-44. H m wln- Y d t i m Y Q i i w r ^ Cley, a graduate oi Louisville accepted at the Holiday Lanes. lItt*''*iiiai(tettwd»V,Ato' - hten- •6-35—71 R a n ^ goiCt oounli, a* haa1 appllejl for 90 daya of thor- could play a major role to OBi- iwiiy, It’s the execiltioti.” ^rgoWed strong scoring TH ESE 9 Q X S FOR 1st TIRE* F D R M U R E * 9 Central High Schopl, was exam­ Shifts will be at 12 noon, 2:i5, T H E S E C A R 8 . municipel layout wMcb tor #1 oughbred pacing this year, all cago’s first regular season tflHk. First time the paidten got from Pete Klro BRAKE ined twice to January 1964, and 4:30, 6:45, 9 and 11:15 pan. llfoattcikfte Rri MhSimCan preeks of toe year takes a bed^ 'the dates permitted under Maas- the Army said he did his best Wednesday’s victory put THe the ban In the tUrd quarttr. ttte Jenry. Mrigulrt with 18 and f ------Hawks three points ahead oftKe : 4ltef'fea^ P l a i t hafe XL fo r 'toe H igliwttaitoen. D ltt. Ptymputh, Pontlse r A CAR FROM RAUL DODOE PONTIAC much do you pay for the ap­ Bids for the (xmstructlon of completely air conditioned. Mh p les?” toe new clubhouse at the Min- Clark, a one-time crew dUef ‘tbe ■ »«• F or O ldoir B o y » ■ ■' -toe, Rod and CnstMu Show 'S55.i4.iS85.14,. _ * * T.'' The champion said he nechaug Golf Club in Olaston- Buick. Cadillac.Chrysler. F'b 4 4 a'-i!r ALL MAKES United Aircraft to East Hart­ E-ritaatekm- The Beat Side Bee Owter Ja Continetesl. Lihcoln. DM* 845.15, ■ scratched around for 15 minutes bury are now out and due back *' “ - More tosh $1-'minion worth ford, purchased the ISO^atte ■htt'ataM’'38B S.'' '■.’ t ^ pJ«»teg to. 0 ^ 1 ^ hh 111 .. 885/900/915.15. “ and-I thought l got the answer. FYiday. This annoimceihent was or'tShMitai ectt aM'ttsemhied Hale Fttm to 1948 for a golf •‘•o?nw ii;r-'ttdd ■■-obids medteto haabeiitoRr tehgue fo r ALL MODELS ' But then a guy came by, took made by Graham Clark, owner to toe'^mahmtoto drin *riM t o . $M riheeter Mieintoto iklttw tt1gJltoR {|6f Brj of toe 18-hole public course just course. tyS ttetetea^:.«EM yatehe toe bejt bcya IS toipHItt high atotok that teat out of my hand and tu t B b y a -'m a y s i^ '-:lb 6 ir -' 'Crih floor. lg!i'the Bttte J^mory in over toe Manchester Town Line. Nine holes were epened-sto TR/M3e-IN.HEQUIRBD' ...... ' '■'■"-t^ " ’ . -V'C3to».iMtofotoliBto|fe^ ^ USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR gave me another one.” 1949. ■■n ttte <* gritt' toattctert teams .to regfelte|r.:lhdMgBfite- Clay aaid he wasn’t very good The old dubhOose has been ttefWtmteon; httr. ’ ha '4dM. ! The motor tom down and on the site will Today, Mtonsdumg—an tA- «ll8si^vite>fo fetor W to PtoVe with pencil and paper "but rve I itete aniaha a n C ta 'l'tottk dtoar dorthg. too Njtoalhiltei' to J I t t -itoiieilea ttttcltetolttfw hlch win exceptional VAt,UE: FULL 4 PLIES/ALL NYLON CORD ? :f LEASING PUN •ww M vosM^uAUi uew utiiiuitig, dian name—is one at toe i»was got tots of common aenae.” popular and heaviest playtt Ifeopitt ocoaipt to” week 'ter otoSito»5(|.’i‘««**«*■ — jgeg.T^ ztty. thrsui^ - Oh An.Whates ■. ' I . 40x60 feet Completion date is Hartow at fen JbtojiMe: this rtwr la putting MCIDWN VteAPAROUND TREA0/TUBELESS;C0NSTRU(Jri()N April 18, Glsrk said. The old public courses in Oonnectomt • 'Ari»tet.eiwh-'ifoteipt''tb® ■ ' ■ ;.iv , .■ : Clark, once a three hanAo^ . . j’ittsMrtfelhErttOtt'tliaa <3amtt r i * pWtote t o ( r t r m i l ^ o f the clubbouas was originally a milk dav m toits'' a asi' -'taaioto foiof futnra. la ,ttia sBotligtif' la to® CYO Gameo T on if^ room. golfer, twice won toe Miita feto'WpIhlL'tetot'tateh'te feto’* * ! ' ■ 'to 'to o te 'riitor' i PAUL DODGE Chib Championship at M$e ^ BatUteHto jO olto S edS fw w qfettbJlp^ ■fetMtto'JUtt^-ahugeJat- 8t James’ CTO baskstball The owner added that a cb f- ______Southern____ Hills_ Country CHG Ilia.______’tfoiteatiBMito ______- Chl-.tt '-aDonsfe' ■tettto"'''fod**sr. pwri«rtd;,aar .toat'.aat a attr teams wUl meet Sacred Heart fbe sto^, lounge and pro shop, near Youngstown, -dhlo. ' 2 . ■*' i ' of Wethersfield tonight tt the each 40x20 feet, plua a balcony, had ennaiAarBM» • x n s rt^ ^ PONTIAe St James’ Gym, first game at 52x16 feet wfll cmnprlse the golf course FACES OF ARNlEo-These were the faces of golf’s Arnold Palmer as he put- 7 wUl feature St James’ new buildtog. Ample locker reaUztog a __ _ 87S Ibfn St MANCHESTER 649-2881 ted, pondered and drove en route to 67 in yester^hty’i 3 pro-amateur prelude to School. The CYO wlfl play to rooms wUl be located to toe by tnUMtag .lus ______*11|M MiK’dL .tMMHe . fSMOQI';BbQtt'to today’s 670,000 Los Angeles Opcot (AP Photftfax) the nl^tcap. hasement . goU ooursa. “wwg MaqB ' ' I fi' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 PAGE s im a ^ E B a i

Bnfldliue—Coatractint 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Halp Wantad-.Faaiak 88 Help Waa^t<*rr’Fg||||^M lUNCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, MAITOfttetEB, CONN,, THUBSDAt, JANUARY 1>W - ^ PART - TIMB ^ Experienced MACHINB CABINEir WORK, ftnrmlca coun­ HAD riu IN9M u n t niT ON! r v i, waitress tor famchemiette, grin are wnnled tor flti' ~ ters, rec rooms, remodeUnr* CLASSIFIED PMAlifiiNMAOl OOrWMl 0HAlN«”>IUCKt1* 08 experience necessary. Apply S:i0. Apply Piotteer! BY S0D90N OUR BOARDING HOUSE # i a MAJOR H O IVtfl Quality work. Reasonable pric­ DCrUCMSfUU ^tANP«» A tNoyti.*twrnMt«i^ Ijr. T. Grant Oo„ Parkade. 166 ForesLSt,, U to d a p U t^ - ,.r n' ''lE' 1- ■■ - ■ » ■■ ‘ u , » \ , ‘ - i .. * ■' ' .•■ '■ " es, Free estimates. Call ME- AAkS fORIMlt YOn fOGPOMHMUBj N o p lr YEAS’* VlHTU. SALOSWOMAN to tiOrit I ikM< :.< ^ r;L“. E ADVERTISING GENERAL ELECTRIC CO atattonary atora M CEIUNQ AND WALL Renova­ AUlDtRlP- VH aftm CLASSIFnD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Reede, u a W l . \ ^HMW? He C«N A03l»T mcSotr tions and repnirs,' sheet rock East Hartford, Coim. “ *!»!!»: saun 8 AJM. to 5 PAL and plaster repaired. Oeramio WATTROBS — muat'be neot and MNmte Needs girl for secretary to MTO AMO Mg * !g .* !M L Wi “ make a «o«r tnsertioa. COMPLETE! Remodeling — ary. OaU 338-7891 after 6:30. MsoSiOT^ UBS&T'*" Home building, carpentry serv­ srpoktrM^HR Pwrf—riant ItCttlttUQnHSSS52L- MFHrChntVi 4INm A i>(M|, DOMESTIC to live In, 848. per Help Wanted—Male 36 (Rockville. ToD Free) ice available. Dormers, room « 0 » i r ^ aUiMM* .. week to start plus room and g CuiglMUllM additions, rec rooms, garages. r / 1 1 Free estimates by calling MS- board, pleasant working oondi- IMPORTANT NOTICE MlnMI —Mhr 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 875-3136 tions. For appointment call 649- aAMgWt 1587, Wesley R. Smith Construe- The 1964 CivU Rights Law r tion Co. 3913. 1 r r r r 1 r r 15 r prohibits, with certain ex­ A. A. DION, INC. Roofing' f f i o M j i t l r GIRL BX)R Nights, 4-10, in yard ceptions, discrimination be­ ■4 Trovble Reaching Our Advertiser? siding, paint* ng. Carpentry. Al­ m i c A P te u x goods at J. M. Fields, East cause of sex. It will now be r necessary for our readers terations and additions. Call­ 8-V Itifsr kOoF Ktt. Hartford. • *»r i4-Hour Answering Service not only to read the usual IT” ings. Workmanship guaran­ THE Manchester Homemakers r teed. 299 Autumn St. 843-6860. F'emale Help Wanted and ILt’^'evbt/ Free to Heraid Readers Service, Inc. is seeking mature, Male Help Wanted classifi­ BY V. t . HAMLIN MAH R)K WNWELF* 17 Want Infufmntion' sn one uf our classified advertisements T No CARPENTRY — 0>ncrete work, Bonds—Stodos— Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—^Fonale 35 competent women with sktlls in cations, but Wanted — Male a l l y OOP answer at the telephone listed? Simply w»ii the anything from cellar to roof, homemaking, child and conva­ or Female, also our Olasslfl- Mortgages 27 WOMAN for cleaning, 8 a.m.- CLEANING Woman wanted, 3 inside and out, no substitute for lescent care. Part-time work at nation Help . . . 37. a week, Wapplng. 644- "»■ quality work, satisfaction guar- SEICOND MORTGAGE — Un­ 1 p.m., Laurel Manor, 649- days a good hourly rate plus the sat­ wr r 1947. sr r r EDWARDS anteed, competatlve prices, no limited funds available tor sec 4619. isfaction of community serv­ ANSWERINO SERVICE job too small. D A D Carpen­ ond mortgages, payments to ice. For further lnformati9 n TRUCK DRIVERS—Train now. BY DICE TURNER try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- suit your budget Expedient phone 649-8869 between 9-4. pay later. See our ad under In­ Ga r n t v a l 8880. service. J. D. Realty, 64S-B130. structions, <3ass. 83. P&.WA CLERK-TYPIST wanted. High M C4S4SN - 875-2519 HOUSE5S Jacked, shored, floors Stenographer School graduate. Previous ex­ Business Opportunity 28 5T and leave year message. Ton’ll hear from our advertiser In Jig leveled. Struoturee secured. -----^— PERSONNEL DEPT. perience helpful. Apply Iona PARAGON time WitlMMit spending an evening at the telephone. Ohimneys and roofing rebuiU PROFITABLE, Manchester may have the Mfg. Company, Regent St., and repaired. .^11 type water­ luncheonette, good location, Mandiester, Conn. Opening for skilled clerk- proofing. All work guaranteed. completely equipped, excellent Has Immediate Openinsrs AutomobUes For Sale 4 typist, recent experience West Hartford Building Oon- investment return. John R. RIGHT JOB APPLICA'nONS are being tak- not essential but back­ For REPOSSESSION: Take over tractors, 232-2278, 233-0664. Lappen, inc. 649.6361, 649-6140. en tor a person Interested in 5S HERALD payments, no cash needed with ground in stenography and selling add a knowledge of ma­ ir 5Tsr average credit. 1965 Ford LTD, other office experience for YOU terial tor fabric department, Bridgeport Operators 1965 Chevrolet Malibu, 1963 helpful. Position will re­ full-time company benefits. Ap­ y Miri If MU, fcw. TJi tilt yj. Kfc EM___ S7 Roofing— Siding 16 SECURE BUSINESS sr DOX LEH ER S Pontiac Lemans coupe 326. Call quire good judgment and ply Grant's, Parkade, Man­ Turret Lathe Operators 289-8234 ask for Graham BIDWELL HOME Improvement OPPORTUNITY ability to meet people. Ex­ If the "right job for You” chester. All Around Machinist BY AL VERMEER !T For Your Co. — Roofing, aiding, altera­ cellent benefits, good Includes security, advance­ PRISCILLA’S POP ST - Holmes. tions, additions and remodel- Unlimited financial success. wages, modern alr-condl- ment potential and the WAITRESS wanted — part-time, •' Infomtatiou Saturday and Sunday 5-1 a.m., Top hour rate, liberal , ITS___ CHINA Ing of all types. Excellent Potential earnings 825,000. plus tloned office. Apply P.O. early recognition of your i (>• BUipK 1958, series 700 Limited, workmanship. 649-6495. annual profits. Your own busl- Box 73, Hartford, Conn., skill and initiative, you Monday and Tuesday. 7-1 a.m. overtime, full fringe bene­ PRKTTV iTCHINelTCHlG(3-\f WOKTr RAY OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS t h e HEELALD win not ------H E R UN. Call 289-7044. • ■ ■ Qggg using the moet advcmced Apply Bess Eaton Donut fits. DISMAL disclose the Identity of stating education, business should investigate the Job WORLD, BILL.’ U5T«M,7USHTWAP, 1 ^OH,VEAM/I PUTA XHEJIB.W JU/ urethane seamless flooring. experience and salary re­ opportunities at Pratt A Shop, 160 Center St. fci y ^1.1 I POLLAR’SVNORTHN] ' shy advertiser using box 1957 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, .MAZEL/, ru T 2 6 A U T N 5 OF dHB> quirements. APPLY 8 A.M.—7 P3*. TMB INTMECAItWHEKII _ a m p t h e <3mUJSE / letters. Readers answer­ sparkomatic floor shift, 411 R______o o fin g and CIlIinneyB 16-A This is the floor of the future A^itney Aircraft. And . . . now more in demand in homes DOMINICAN U56P rryastBewkVANP «C- ing blind box ads who rear end, good condition, best ROOFING higher wage scales plus In- PROBLEM.' TH K E MM9STIU.AAJ ACTLV WHATITPIP ) B»RPOM ^ desire to protect their Speclallxing re- gjjj industry. If you qualify we creaised paid holiday and WHEKl IS T A R T E P offer. 649-5833. PARAGON TOOL CO. Inc. BOHTH OFATAMIC LEFT identity can follow this pairing roofs of all kinds, new train. No franchise fee. vacation benefits have re­ iMWHEN 1 aOTHOMEr . OUT/ ’lOU'te Ncnr \ o v e r *A U M T| BEAUTICIAN with manager’s PAST ACCURATE -'itXIUSSPITLASr tfC5UJ6JW«PWOjLBJ^SAKp p roced w ; I960 VOLVO, excellent condi­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys vvrrite Box D, Herald, cently gone into effect. 369 Adajns St., Manotaester license, full-time or three days M OrtTANP THE OAUOe cm MYAIONSY/ BMX/ Enclose your reply to the tion, one owner, very jjeason- cleaned, repsured. Aluminum Among our many current TYPIST ISMOWONZCRO- box in , sn envelope" — siding. 30 years' experience. ______a week, 3 year contract, 4-op- fTOWCOV**.' ^ able. Please call Valle, 289-6483 requirements are openings addrskoed to the Oassi- after 6:30. Free estimates. Call Howle^, eratof shop, Rockville, Conn, for . . . FIRST CLASS meobanlc, must fiied Manager, Manchester 643-5361, 644-8333. section, established business, With knowledge of short­ have own tools, top wages and Evening: Herald, together Franchise Now Available excellent salary. Reply to hand desired for congenial' full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. w l^ a 'memo listing the 1958 EDSEL, clean, 876. Call Springfield P.O. Box 1247. obropanles you do NOT In 21 Billion STENOGRAPHERS office, excellent salary de­ 649-4671. 649-1865. Heating and Plumbing 17 pending on ability, hours want to seo your letter. HOME IMPROVEMENT FRIENDLY Ice Oeam, 488 And w & m Your letter will be de­ 1966 STAR Chief Pontiac, 4-door M & M OIL Service, plumbing Main St., Manchester has open­ may be arranged. Call 649- stroyed if the advertiser is sedan, power steering, brakes, and heating, residential, com­ ings, evenings and weekends, 1256. BY KEN MUSE one you’ve mentioned. If BUSINESS CLERK TYPISTS WAYOUT fully equipped. 649-4835. mercial and industrial, no jobs 10-20 hours per week. More not It be handled In WANTED win too small. 649-2871. hours if desired, above aver­ Requirements Include a the uaual manner. 1965 CHEVBIJ.E Malibu Super high school diploma and COMPLETE plumbing and experience necessary age pay with tips plus food al­ Clean, Late Model WE kNOW VDU'RE hU Sport, 6 cylinder, automatic, lowance. No experience neces­ good stenographic and typ­ WANTED — reliable woman to power steering, radio and heat­ heating service, complete new pmancial aaslstant sary. Applicant must be 18 or ing skills while additional care for two young children USED CARS IN THERE...OPEN THE -■' ^ ' h ' ‘ ' « IttflA lit. tn>». «!*>•* Lost and Found bathroom Installations and er. OaU 876-8698. over, apply in person only. education or training will in my home, during school bathroom remodeling, 30 years We find location and set up DOOR IN THE NAME LOST — Small black male mon­ be well-rewarded. hours. Write Box K, Herald. Top Prices Paid ‘WeH, 1 9— th« baby-titttr and bar boy frlanid did what Trucks—Tractors 5 In business. Earl VanCamp, business OF THE LAW .' wa asked— ^took care of avarything whila wa grel licensed dog not wearing 649-4749. For All Makes wara gpna!” ^ hU oollaf, Verplanck School CHEVROLET 3800 model Minimum 815,000 required ‘. . A VERY GOOD YEAR’ axsA, Esw Year’sY/* A n B IPvrA Eve. IDlAnnAPlease utmty walk-ln *. • body • .itruck, ^ «low BOTTI — plumbing and heat- Start a new career, backed by COMPUTISTS CARTER CHEVROLET * phone' Spencer, 649-5069. mileage. Call 643-4926. ' repairs, alterations, elec- one of the country’s outstand- Frank Sinatra's current . . . for challenging assign­ CO.. INC. r—------!______^______trie and gas hot water heat- ing corporations. Write Automatis iWe.,.^1 WHY M O TH g»» OCT OKAY . _ hit could certainly apply ments in our Engineering 1229 Main St. --lOST — Passbook No. 'W7586 Rnalno^K S/>rvlrpo «rs. tree estimates. Call 648- to 1966 at OONNElcnOUT Department- Bavings Bank of Manchester. 1496 Transmission Phone 649-5238 MUTUAL LIFE. In 1966, BEN CASEY AppUoation made for pay- THE CILIDDEN advances in electronics X m ent;. LAND (XEARING, tree re- Minimum qualifications in­ Tronbio? have opened new opportu­ clude gfraduation from COMPANY nity, while stimulating A Free Road Teat and IfLOST-Pass Book No. 25-'2236' M B linery. Dressm akinsr 19 High School with honor Estinwte ___ „ _____ ,___ , A. Michaud, 742-8096. work can always be found If Savings Department of the LADIES AND GENTS I custom 939 New Britain Ave., Ellmwood grades in Plane Geometry A All Work Guaranteed - Ponneotij^ &nk and Trust TYPEWRITERS — ouStandard tailoring and alterations at in our organization in these and Algebra One and Two. CARPET AND BY FRANK O’NEAL postUions: A Budget Terma s h o r t RIBS, V CJoinpanyj; .^ p p ^ U on made and electric. Repaired, over- home, reasonable. 643-2264. . Preference will be given to A Free Towing For paynitatt. 139 Woodland St- those who ha've taken ad­ LINOLEUM hauled, rented. Adding ma­ TYPIST No Low-Price ”Oomo-on" SHlPFOtt Any KIMP OJF^. StfMAf BE A SAP WIFE. BUT chines rented and repaired. ditional courses In mathe­ I LOST — Passibook No. S-13021 Private Instructions 32 Estimates that Cost Ton SHE SOUNPS UKE A 6000 iSSSIAIi Pickup and delivery service. STENOGRAPHER matics and have shown a SALESMAN , MO/tOPYCOOLOeeT .. '■ fiaylngn Bank of Manchester. ALTERATIONS done In my . Money Yale Typewriter Service, 649- special aptitude for this AlX»«\lintH1HXrW0MM/.V AppUcatlioh made for pay­ borne, reasonable, 643-0634. GENERAL CLERK Excellent Salary 4986. subject. A capacity for MonelMSttir and Commlselon ment. TRUCK DRIVERS - DRAPES — custom made to TRANSCRIPTIONIST neat, precise and accurate SHARPENING Service — Saws, TransmifsIoR Co. 5LiOST — Passbook No. E7825 jxwr measuremenits, lined or Train Now — Pay Later work is a must. WRITE BOX G yiUlCAN REMBWAFTR knives, axes, shears, skates, KEY PUNCH OPERATOR 16 BBAINARD PLACE Savings Bank a t Manchester. unllned. For more information (Bear Seymour Auto THAT.ISRECOYEKMSOOMSCIOUS-1 rotary blades. Quick service. Continue to earn as you caU 643-1913. If you are a recent gradu­ Apply at the Store, Main St.) ManchMtw Application made for pay­ CJapitol Equipmen. Co., 88 learn. Men over 19 are NKS A COUPIE times AND 1RY> ment. ate or have skills you Employment Office Main St., Manchester. Hours needefl at once to train for MANCHESTER EvMiing Herald INSTOWSAWSaFOUT.* ,.i haven’t used for a while, 400 Main Street 648-0022 dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ high paying jobs as Trac­ FOUND — Pair of black pup­ Movlrig—Trucking— call Miss Gaghan for an ap­ Blast Hartford, Conn. oai::i!iu»rmy3ra?a.Tt-:Ji day 7-4. 643-7958. tor Trailer drivers, if quali­ pies, with white and black Storage 20 pointment . . . or better BY DICK CAVALLl fied. Earnings up to 8200. MORTY MEEKLE ^ este Vernon Dog Warden. ELECTROLUX vacuum dean- yet, stop by and see us. —Open for Your Convenlenca— 875-7934. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light per week and more. Place­ BY ROY CRANE er, sales and service, bonded trucking and package delivery. ment assistance upon com­ We’ll be happy to show you BUZZ SAWYER representative. Alfred Amell, why BO many qualified gals Monday through Friday WHyoFOOuaeei'M WHygHOULONTlBB? MAvee t d b b t t b r Refrigerators, washers and pletion. Train part or full­ WANTED 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, 644- stove moving specialty. Folding time. Phone Springfield at CML will be singing "IT 8 A M. to 5 P.M. WUP/... NOT AS 5AAOOTH HAPPyvVINTHBOP.. t\ffGdrA<300DH0Me, LOacAOOtMPBBHXB Personate Tues. A Wed. Eves. Till 8 P.M. A Special Kind of Man Who Loves Steaks and Loves OlCW,TWf M O O m ilN ...^ f a ir l y " 81*1. chairs for rent. 646-0762. 783-1676 collect, anytime. WAS A VERY GOOD AS I TWOU6HT/ ARevou 0OOOme>BANP,ANP rF/NI6HV»HATr m o O M E TAX Returns — Busi- YEAR" at the end of 1966. Saturdays — 8 A.M. to 12 Noon to Cook Them For a Restaurant in Manchester. HAPpy, Aooooum e... WA&0OIN(filOG»/. neas and Individual, prepared HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re- AAOM-? We need a man who knows how to' broil sirloin stea^ b y full-time Income tax ac- moval — attics, cellars and Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted—FdBMlg 85 CONNECTICUT MUTUAL over an open hearth fire. He must be able to work quickly. ■ countant. Raymond Girard, yards, weekly or monthly plck- He must love to broU selected cuts of U. S. Goverpment 649-6650 or call collect 875- up. Bolton, Manchester vicin- EXTBJRIOR and Interior palnt- IMPORTANT NOnrP LIFE INSURANCE CO. IM P U K IA W I W V llL JS 140 Garden 8t„ Hartford, Conn. PRATT & sirloin HXACTLY as people ask him—rare, medium and ^ 2 Ity. Harold Hoar, 649-4084. ing. Wallpaper books, paper- eo on. ------— ------hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful- The 1964 Civil RlghU Law 249-0631 F and M He must be clean, pereonable and the kind of person RIDE WANTED to Aetna Life APPLIANCES repaired all jy Workmanship guar- prohibits, 'W ith certain ex­ who enjoys pleasing customere. . from Woodland St., hours 8- makes washers, refrigerators, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. ceptions, discrimination be­ WHITNEY He must also respect other Items on our steak dinner 4:20. Can 649-2306 after 5. freesers, dryers, gM and e.ec- answer, 648-0048. cause of sex. It will now be EJXPERIEJNCBD Snack bar even though his aUention will be devoted mosUy to steaks. ______’ _ trie ranges. Oil burners ______necessary for our readers waltreM, 6 days per week, 8 He must. In a pinch, help prepare Idaho baked potatoes RBCBirVED — 5 day, 4 night cleaned and repaired. Cosraa PAINTING, exterior and In- not only to read the usuTO hours per day. Apply Vernon AIRCRAFT and crisp green salads. award at Miami Beach Hotel, Appliance, 849-0056. terior paperhanging, wailpa- Female Help Wanted and Lanes, Route .83, Vernon. Finally, our man must share his management’s pride In DIVISION OP />A Floridn. Can’t use, sell for ------r: ~ per removed. Reasonable Male Help Wanted classifi­ serving families of Hartford (Jounty this unusual steak din­ ■SSSB3 half price, to be used In Feb- SNOW PLOWING — avoid high rates. Fully Insured. Free es- cations, but also our ClasBlfl- DON’T ENVY smart women; UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. ner for 31.39 and children’s Jr. steak 99c. prices when It snows. Routes ,, ruory. Call 649-8879. timates. 649-9658, Joseph P. cation Help Wanted — Male Be One! Avbn pays Uberal East Hartford, Conn. If you qualify, please Inquire In person at the n(^v being formed. FYee estim­ commlsstoos tor selling popu­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Lewis. or Female . . . 37. Bonanza Sirloin Pit BY LANK LEONARD WANTED — Passengers from ates, no contracts. 649-7863 or lar Coometics and toiletries in MICKEY FINN MarKhester Green ■vicinity to 875-8401. PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, spare time near home. No ex­ An Equal Opportunity 387 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester HOlDin MMM.SflUnMaSNCM10M,i Employer, M A F Open 7 Days imrUB center of Hartford or Wethers- Interior and exterior. Paper RN OR LPN — 8-11, 11-7 Shifts, perience needed. We train you. i r o w wow *

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SubmlMni Fw* Rent 88 B o o m For Salt 72 Stdidiiif Ibtoial. 47 W oital Apmt— ST Bosiiieas Ltocatloiia— Houses For Sale 72 Rousca For Sale 72 Hoaaea For Sale Fot Rent______M fUjCKVXUX — Four zoom Z? Sen. Case Urges f JB Peace Offensive S n r T « . — t w w a ho«n«. ONE BLOCK from Mala St., ee- DUTCH COLONIAL — oenatet- MANCHBBtER — The neareM WAMTBD __ flilnanian. f)00. *ii00 BUFF and M eks, KAK*S blue flannel A lrt, large. apartment, very dean, good lo- !TI? baaOUfUliy. remodelod aevar worn; % tan opat, ATTRACTnvX 4 room apai^ OFFICtt. or store' space avail* tabliehed neighborhood, 7)4 ing of 7 rooms, and 1)4 baths. thing to a new home; one own­ Baker Repay U.S pitta cosTttnUatrma. F o r further originally |90. {wr thbaattod, cation, $75. monthly. J. D. Real with all huitt-lns, dining room, Pleasing fo President now (75. per thonsand; StoO lanS)*s wodi Uning, leather ment, convenient location, able,^tW Oakland S t, NorUi rooms, 1)4 baths, 2 car garage, A milHon words esumot de­ er, 6 room Raised Ranch, lOOx debaOt and otbar tMoaflta Manetaester, poAdng and utili­ Estate, 64841129. larga living room, with beamed (Oonthmed from Pag* OiW) white Blllea bride. Originally Unee alteves, fUr collar, large. parking, adults only. Coll 64S> top condiUon, $16,90a Hayee scribe this typical New Eng­ 200 lot, immaiediaitoly main- (OonfiBued from Page One) efforts mknyfold and, UltlTli'ata- o m 649-MM.' ties. from $40. and up. 649-2779. cftiung and fireplace, S bed- |M. per thousand, now IW per e e s -o to l 4819. ROCKVILLE — 8U room heat- , . Agency, 646-0131. land designed home, ear^oUy teined lawn, a - w b a i ^ e n t be preawjutod" ly, to bring them into thfl o|MkL jo a m , and ddu or 4th bedroom, ed ^iartment, first floor, stove, custom crafted with the gorege, 14x18 healed and firS' toe lin t intensive discussion. of At noon, Johnson put thrmigli thousand; buff tUe, ^ppristtm- MANCHESTER — i»ime ofSce m baths, froot'and rear porch, MANCHESTER _ Ranch. 5 but added that the govamment ' -■ • J , $88. Simsbury 663-6020. grace and beauty of Colonial placed family room, kitchen this poaslblUty, favored by ^ telephone call to U N. Ambas- ately 4.000, all shapes and' space. 100 to 3,000 square feet. rooms. 3 bedrooms, handy to haa a broader (dalm, one tor MACHINE OPERATORS THREE ROOMS, Oilrd floor, 1 car garago, $28,500. Phllbrick days of old. Central chimney many foreign leaders and by gador Goldberg, sunning himself es, aoc each; terra cotta solar Wnatot—t e B«y 58 central location, abundance of ^427DOVER LACTS—-Five room bus. shopping, schools, etc., ex­ has buUt-ta ^ > recovery of all prefKa that Bak heat and stove. Call 648-0082. j^ency, 6498454. with 2 fireplaces, wood shingled bedroonte, 2 full betha, base l l n T h e /’ some people in this country who ^ Bahamas. Tha C LA Sa AOVramSlNG DEPT. SOURS FOR Bcreen blocks, aptmiKiSiatdly poridng, alter to suit. Hayes monthly, ' cellent value at $14,900. Phll­ er made from toe use of bla of* / WB BUT and sell antique and gambrel roof and small pone board 2-zone beet, aluminum felt a flve-day pause in May 8 AJL to 8 PJI. 100 4Bc each; glued blocks, ^ ^ FOUR ROOM duplex, new buUd- SIDE — near bus, 68 brick Agency. 646-8464. flee.” f President ordered him to fly to bla^k. white, etc. 4sSxU units,. «««* fumlWre, china, i ^ , d l Agency, 646-0181. ^ deposH and refcrencea f - : . windows. Screened porch over­ combinations, minutes to Air­ hadn’t lasted long enough. J Turret Lathe faig, quiet street near school, duplex, double garage, modem — - — "I riMlI continue to press toe the Vatican for a meeting with j ver, pteture sram u, bid coins, - _ quired. Cafl 643-7169. t-, looks beautiful landscaped craft, $23,900. Wolveiton Agen­ Johnson sent his advisers MiUinff Machuie 64S-OOOB » e . bus, stMppIng, available Feb. kitchens and, baths, 200’ deep RANCH - Seven rooms, one metier 'wMh toe Justice Depazt- Pope Paul. A presidential Jat ) * c o n a D s m o h u e fo r c l a s s u ie d a d v t . guns, pewter, scrap gold, yard, located in one of M u - cy, Realtors, 648-2813. back to Washington with In- DiW Press 1, $180. 643-6986. Homes For Rent 65 Jot. Sensibly priced. Hayes prestige neighbor­ ment,” Oaee said. flew Goldberg beck to New >* watdwa, d d jeerelry, bobby Wanted To Rent 68 hood on deadend street, large Chester's best neighborhoods. ^rucblons to weigh carefully the MOMDAT T k n n t B M I i M t AJ%~*ATCTB»Ay • AM Engine Lathe SINGLE HOUSE for rent, 6 fu r-,------^ . ___ . Agency, 646-0181. WEST SIDE—6 large roome, During the Seneta hearinga York that night and after a stop* j Diamonds— -- . collections, paintings, attic con* lot with trees, decorated with Phllbrick Agency, 648-8464. pros and cons. No decision was Also Burr Men TWO ROOMS, fuU bath, hot wa- nlibed rooms, central location, WANTE® Office for con- _ large enclosed porch, close to evidence ^ was produced . that over that included a session f J e n t i t j i, 48 \mHB i t whols sstates. Fumi* ter, heat, stove, centra], one elegance for rich and exclusive reached at the time. 8160. per month. Phllbrick structlon firm, 3 rooms, a ^ $16,500 ATTRACnVE 6)4 all eonvenlencee, two family «sim od a net w orn of m ^ 7 - ' ‘ The President, recuperating y Secretary- ( ^ e i ^ U tare Repair Service. Stt*7440. adult only. Oall after 4:80 p.m., beauty plus luxury. Fireplaces, I / tW f ” ™‘.«SSS5SSaD*“ DIAL 643.2711 Full-time only, 7 a.m.*e:80pju. WAOT JBWB^T r» AgencyV 649-8464. proxlmately 460 square feet, room Ranch, fireplace, garage, conversion poestble. Leonard more tosm p mUUoo in hia tl- i —y from W8 Oct. 8 surgery, gave T h^ t. the envoy was bound tor bathrooms, garages. You name pairing. Prom ^ ^ n rlce. Up to 6484)727. . ______mechanical work area approx-, full basement, excellent condi­ Agency, Reattors, 646-0469; nonclat otatamente. Rome. NEW LISTING it, this house has it. For ap­ Pal La'wford the matter much personal 830 on your bid wateb in Rooms Without Board 59 4% ROOM" large Ranch, fur-, jmatdy 30x26 feet, 12x12 over- tion, ISO’ frontage. Don’t delay, He waa paid about $19,000 a A|)pty in Person MANCHEISTER — deluxe, quiet, pointment to see call Phllbrick NEW YORK (AP) —Patricia thought in the weeks that fol- ..trade. C9oeed dibndaye. F. * ; ------nished or unfurnished, oil heat, iiead door adjacent to office call Hutchins Agency, Real­ year whan he resigned hie Sen­ man, a durable 74 with 20 years quality Damato built, 4-ro(Hn t h r e e y e a r s o l d Agency, 649-8464. Lots f or Sale Lawford, sister of the late Pres- lowed GTK CORPORATION Bray, 717 Main ’Straet, State THE THOMPSON BOUSE. Ort- large parking area, working area, yard area for storage of tors. 649-5324. 73 ate posk in October 1963. Hie Then, on Dec. 7, Johnson con- of cold war diplomacy behind tage Street, centrally located, duplex apartment, Iriock to ident John F. Kennedy, haa sep­ Hdp Wantefr—Male 36 Help WmteA-r-llaie S6 Theater Building. adults. 648-6389. equipment approximately 40x BOLTON — Four wooded acre wife Dorothy, hsui retained her vened another meeting of key him, got a Johnson call at about large, pleasantly furnished schools and shc^jping, one BScoellent 7 room Raised MANCHESTER — Convenient­ arated from her husband, actor ------— ------Z------100 feet. Call anytime, 649-0600. ly located 6 room home with 3 MANCHESTER — 5 room homesites. Ideally located on Senate post as records manager advisers at his home place in the stme time: fly to W ai^w , PART-TIMi: g u Station atten­ OUAROB - Male wanted, full romna, parking. Call 649-3368 available. Hayes Agency, 646- COVENTRY LAKE — 6 room ______l------Ranch, formal dining room, Peter Lawford. bedrooms, long cheery living Ranch, 3 bedrooms, family secluded deadend street, excel­ for the Senate Internal Security Texas to go into the question Poland, for talks with the lead- dant, momings 8-1, experienced or part-time, must be over 31 Fuel and Feied 49-A for overnight and permanent 0181. house, garage, newly decorat- WANTED — 4 room apartmmt,' family room, 2 fireplaces, size kitchen, birch cabinets, Their lawyer, ' William P. room, large formal dining lent area of custom homes. subcommittee at a salary of further. This session was at- era of that Communist country preferred, references neces­ yean of age, have a dean rec­ guest rttea. ed, completely furnished, heat first lloor, two adults. Write one full bath and two half ceramic tiled bath, one block about $12,000 a year. Marin, said the couple agreed to ord. We welcome retired per- EXPEHIENCED janitor t o t lo- qUa ^JTT seasoned hardwood. THREE R o o m heated apart­ room, convenient kitchen, new Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tended by Rusk, McNamara, which, along with Canada and sary. See Mr. Sloan, Esso Serv­ cal commercial building, ex­ and lights furnished, $40 week­ Box B, Herald. baths, hot water oil heat, from bus. Char-Bon Realty, The grand Jury ended a 16- a legal separation. sms in good health and able «ut to any length and sidlt. FOR RENT — front room, cen­ ment, stove, refrigerator, ceramic bath, aluminum Undersecretary of State George India, is represented on the In- ice Center, Route 8S, Vernon. cellent working conditions. ly. Young men, women or fam­ plsstered walls, all built- 643-0683, 649-7760. month investigation by accusing The Lawfords, married 11 to prove it. Call for further in­ Stored inalde, Leonaid Glglio, trally located. 69 Birch St. 649- washer, dryer, adults, $90. storms and screens, 2-car ga­ W. Ball. Bundy, presidential ternational Control Commission Write Box L, Herald. ily accepted. Call 624-0164. Houses Fw Sale 72 1ns, paneled fireplace with Suburban For Sale 75 Baker of fraud, grand larceny, years ago, have four children, LAWNMOWER Mechanic, . ex­ formation between 9-5, 247-8350 Bolton, 649-8818. 643-0310 after 5. rage, clean as a whistle. Re­ assistants Bill D. Moyers and responsible for overseeing the 7129,' book cases, oomblnatlon FOUR ROOM Cape, two car ga­ conspiracy, illegal transjmrta- who reside with their mother. perience required, sales help­ or apply Room 207, 16 Lewis MANCHESTER — Six room duced to $17,500. Wolverlon CXILUMBIA LAKE, $12,000, 4 A. Callfano Jr., and 1964 Geneva "settlement” of the FIREPLACE W(X)D, $20 a load, MANCHESTER — 8 room sin­ window and dqors, laundry rage, completely renovated, Uon of stolen money, and in­ Mrs. Lawford, 38, is a Roman Joseph ful, good working conditions, St., Haitford. Dutch Colonial, garage, nice Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room Ranch, fireplace, panel­ Viet Nam problem. Harriman $12 a half load. 742-6216 or 742- FTVE room flat, second fkx>r, gle, nice condition, good loca­ room, 2-car garage, wall to many extras, must see to ap­ come tax eveislon. OathoUc. Lawford, 41, Is a Prot­ Robert Komer, a Bundy deputy. salary open. Mancherier Cycle Help Wanted— PLEASANT room near bath for condition, good location, near preciate. C3all Owner after 4 ing, cellar, new furnace. had to duck out on a bridge 6830. inquire 42 Jensen St. tion, $180 monthly. Call 643- wall carp«tilng, city utili­ MANCHESTER — Modern The crimes set forth In the estant. McNamara was just back from Shop, IBl West Middle Tpke. Male or Fonald 37 gentleman, parking, 54 High St. bus. For full information call Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 648- game to make the flight. 6930. ties. professionally land­ Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, p.m. 643-6692. nine-count inddobment, returned Saigon. THREE ROOM apartment, cen­ Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- 5324. Soon others were catdiing HIGH SC3IOOL ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, scaped, AA neighborhood, garage, basement recreation Wednesday in U. S. District Joee Castillo Even after this conference, MANAGER — Dairy bar and DESIGNER—^fun-tlma, to work Garden— Farm— Dairy trally located, heat and hot COMPLETELY furnished trail­ MANCHESTER — PresUge planes for distant places: Bundy centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 6930. SO day occupancy. Priced room, nice central neighbor­ Court, oould mean a maximum MIAMI, Fla. (AP) —A Cuban Johnson was not committed to a luncheonecto. We are looking GRADUATES In flower shop. Apply In per­ Products 50 water, parking, for single or er, Coventry Lake, $100 month­ area, 6 room Brick Ranch with for Canada; Undersecretary of 14 Arch St. for quick sale. hood. Bel Air Real Estate, prison sentence of 48 years and refugee lad who asked Presl- bombing pause or Its possible for an aggressive young man son before 5 p.m. Krause Flor­ middle age couple only. 643- ly. 742-8892. MANCHESTER — Modem 8- panoramic view, double ga­ Bolton who has had experience in the ist, 621 Hartford Rd. BALDWINS, Macs, DeUcious, 643-9332. $47,000 in fines tor toe soft-spo­ dent Johnson for an electric timing. Oonsideration was given State Thomas C. Mann fOT Mex- OVER 21 6015. bedroom, brick front Ranch, rage, ? fireplaces, excellent ico; Assistant Secretary of State restaurant business. Manager­ from economy to the fanciest, GIRL WANTED to share apart­ THREE MILES TO ken, 37-year-old lawyer-tycoon. guitar for Ohrlatmae got it. to action early in 1968 — possi-^ 100x200, tree filled lot, coun-^ CHARLES LESPERANCE Ma n c h e s t e r — Raised condition, Pasek Realty, 289- G. Mennen WllUams for Africa. ial experience preferred, sala­ FULL-TIME — Experienced 172 So. Main St. ment with same, $60 monthly. Suburban For Rent 66 Baker was reached by tele­ Jose A. Oastillo received a bly to coincide with the Vtet-' e Do you need a career Job? try atmosphere, vegetable g;ar- • Ranch excellent condition. 7476, 643-4206. The Far Eastern good-wlU ry open, fringe benefits. Send waitress for luncheonette, grill 289-0130. MANCHESTER CENTER phone Wednesday night at guitar on the eve of the tradl- namese New Year’s holiday on ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, heat, den. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- 649-7620 mission of Vice President Hu­ resume to Knudsen Brothers e Paid benefits? experience necessary . Apply HAND picked, Macs, Starks, Furnished Apaitmonts 63-A 8 bedrooms, large kitchen with MANCHESTER — modern im- “ Bobby Baker’s Carousel,’’ the tional Jan. 6 LaUn-Amerlcan jan. 21. ATTRACTIVELY f u r n 1 s hed stove and electricity included, 9332. Your children will enjoy Dairy, 1100 Burnside Ave., W. T. Grant Co., Parkade. and Baldwins, $1 per 16 quart room for table, dining room, maculate 6 room Cape near plush motel he owns at the sea­ gift day. Marshall Wise, The president was committed, bert H. Humphrey, scheduled ' room, complete light house­ TWO RCXIM furnished apart­ good parking. 876-1601, 649-3193. the country setting of this e 33.16 per hour? basket, in own container. Bot- SPRING STREET — A custom .. family ^ m . two fireplaces, schools, shopping, bus. Possible side resort of Ocean Cfity, Md. director of the federally opera­ however, to a broadened search earlier, was expanded to en­ East Hartford, Conn, or call keeping facilities, reasonable, ment, neat, hot water, stove, LAKEWOOD O rcle — Five bed­ ranch home with its tl’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush HIO Ranch by Ansaldi. Six blgv, two full baths two car garag. ^ bedrooms, quick occupancy. ted (Duban Refugee Center, for peace. And two days later, compass talk of Viet Nam with 289-1601 for appointment. If you do central location. Mrs. Dorsey, refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s, 100x275 lot covered with He calmly referred ah questions Rd. rooms. 1% baths, porch, ga­ room Colonial with 1)4 baths, presented the guitar to the 12- leaders in Japan, the Philip- , and have excellent health and RETAIL 867 Main St. FOUR ROOM apartment in Bel Air Real Estate. 643-9332. trees and shrubs. You will to his lawyers — who said " i » in a telephone address to the PLUMBER, experienced In new 14 Arch St. rage, bullt-lns, vacant. Wooded - new Kitchen, loaded with ex­ lot with trees, wall to wall c a r - ______pines, Nation^ist China and a good driving record Bolton. Coll 649-0617. like the unusual arrange­ comment.” yoar-old boy. It was purchased xFL-CIO convention in San work, top wages, overtime. OPPORTUNITIES ONE AND TWO room fur­ lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- tras. Quality throughout Va­ peting and drapes Included In HIGHLAND PARK School South Korea. The U.S. ambossa^ Household Goods 51 OOMFYIRTABLB room in quiet ment of rooms. 3 bedrooms Baker’s arraignment is set for with proceeds from a Ouban FranclBCO. he said he was 'de- Call after 6, 843-4623. HEBRON — 5 room, 3 bed­ cant Sensibly priced at $31,- price of $24,500. PhUbrick area—roomy 7 room Colonial, dor in Moscow, Foy Kohler, home, near Center, to working nished apartments, heated, 1677. or 2 bedrooms and formal Jan. 20. Ohristmaa Benefit Oommlttee. termlned that every prospect AT EVERYTHING In sterilized re­ kitchen set, refrigerator, bed­ rooms, heat, hot water many 600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Agency 649-8464. fireplace, 1)4 baths, recently paid an unusually long “cour­ AiPP(LT TO gentleman. Cali before 12:30 dining room, bright family According to the grand Jury, Jose, beaming, said he would p^ace be exhausted before conditioned used fumlturs and room set, gas range. Free gas, extras, near school, $140 NEW 6 ROOM Ranch — fire- 643-1577. modernized kitchen, realisti­ tesy call’’ on Soviet President GRAND-WAY a.m. or after 6:30 p.m., 649- MANCHESTER — Excellent 7 room with jalousled win­ Baker’s aiUegad criminal actlvi- earn money to repay the gift. To hard steps are taken” in MACHINING a;, 'liances, high quality — low electricity, low rent. Apply Apt monthly. 643-9058. placed living room, formal din­ cally priced at $19,600. Leon­ do so, he took a part-time mes- Nikolai V. Podgomy. CONN. STATE 7410. l a r g e BXECUTTVE Ranch. 7 room Colonial, 2)4 tiled baths, dows, breezeway, garage, ty began in mdd-1962 and contin­ Viet Nam. TECHNOLOGY CORP. prices. LeBUmc B^imlture, 196 4, 10 Depot Square. ing room, 2 full baths, large ard Agency, Realtors, 646- sengier boy Job at the center and Johnson’s "peace doves” al­ EMPLOYMENT MALE AND FEMALE rooms, modem kitchen with all 2 fireplaces, large family room, patio, walk-out basement, ued through last Oot. 18 — two Johnson returned to Washing­ South street, RockviUa. 875- ROOM for rent, kitchen privi­ HEBRON — 4 room apartment lot, in very desirable neighbor- ' 0469. said he also would mow lawns ready have vlritcd or scheduled SERVICE built-ins, dining room, two fire­ all built-ins, hot water oil heat, closets galore, excellent years after he had quit his Sen­ ton Dec. 13 for a series of meet­ FULL-TIME 2174. Open 9-8. leges available, free parking. ONE LARGE furnished house­ for rent, electric heat, refrig­ hood. Phllbrick Agency, 649- and wasdi cars. stops in two dozen countries. Openings For places, 2)4 baths, family room, 2-car garage, all city utilities. MANCHESTER — WeU located condition inside and out. ate post under fire, become a ings with foreign visitors; Pres­ FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 643-7086. keeping room, all utilities, near erator and stove furnished, 8464. = More are being added euid the CLEAN. USB’D refrigerators, two car garage wooded lot, CTharles Lesperance, 649-7620. and attractive 2-famlly home in Don’t delay, call for an ap­ headline peraonaJity, and been ident Mohammad Ayub Khan of Tracer Keller Operator 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Pratt t Whitney, parking, centrally located. Strout Real­ envoys apparently will be cir­ ranges, automatic washers CONCORD RD. — Beautiful $29,600. Pliilbrick Agency 649- A-1 condition, steam heat, oil pointment today, $18,900. the subject of a stormy, name- Dr. William Reed Pakistan, Prime Minister Har­ Boring Mill Hand For personal interview see adults, 272 Main. ty, 228-9115. SPACIOUS SPLIT, 3 twin size culating for at least another 806 Main St., MaDchester with guarantees. See them at Apartments— Flats— Ranch, large living room, for-o 8464. fired, copper plumbing, all city caUing investigation by a Senate BATON ROUGE, La.. (AP) — old Wilson of Britain and Chan­ Milling Machine Hand Mr. Freitag at the Grand- bedrooms, rec room, 1)4 baths, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Tenements 63 THREE RCXDM furnished apart­ BAST HARTFORD — Main msJ dining room, cabinet utilities, 2-car garage, nice committee. Dr. William F. Reed, an Ameri­ cellor Ludwig Erhard ot West week. Way Department Store, ran ch — Lorgfe family sized stove, trees, near bus, shop­ WARREN E. HOWLAND Everywhere they are empha­ Main St. Call 643-2171. ment, all utilities, $100, month­ Street south, 4 room apart­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea- ■ yard, one apartment vacant. The grand Jury did not — as can foreign service official now Germany. Must be able to work from 410 Middle Tpke., West, LOOKINO for anything In real kitchen, large Hiring room with ping, only, $19,200. Hutchins sizing what Humphrey called FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shop, ly, two people. Call after 6 ment, second floor, garage, tlon room, landscaped yard. Alice dampet. Realtor, 649- REIALTOR 643-1108 toe Senate Rules Committee serving in Liberia, visited brief­ Even as these international blueprints, make own set Manchester, Conn. SEWING MACHINS — SillfW estate rentals — apartments, fireplace, 8 .bedrooms, rec Agency, 649-6324. the American "peace basket 436 Main St., Manchester, has p.m., 649-8869. adults. Call after 6 p.m., 568- Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, 4643. had recommended — indict ly in Baton Rouge Wednesday meetings progressed, Johnson ups and perform own in­ automatic zig • zag, cabinet homes, multiple dwellings, call room, house in immaculate Baker for oonfUct-of-interest proposals” — 14 Items adding openings for medes 18 or over, 0137. 643-6953. MANCHESTER — Adjoining ______wito a boyhood acquaintance— was preoccupied with potential spection other than first model, excellent condition, but­ J. D. Realty, 643-5129. TWO ROOMS, private bath, free condition, completely remod­ SIX ROOM Ranch, high on a up to an administration view evenings and weekends, 10-20 Look Out Mountain, now under BOLTON__$13,500. 3-bedroom ''iolstto*®-But it did charge that Louisiana (3ov. John J. Mc- peace moves in Viet Nam. piece. Day or night shift hours a week, more hours If de- °P?=^NOS Immediately avail, ton holes, embroiders, hems, parking, business block. Depot eled inside and out, $17,900. hill. Garage, recreation room, that virtually any difficulty In construction — Colonials, Ranch with big family room Kettoen. Sandwiched among his confer­ openings. Apply in person able — inspectors, assemblers, stc., was $309.60, unpaid bal­ 4^ ROOMS, heat, hot water, Square. Call Mr. Keith, 649- Phllbrick Agency. 649-8464. dining room, 2-zone heating. Viet Nam is negotiable, if only sired. Above average pay with stove, refrigerator, parking. Raised Ranches and Ranches. o tt kitchen, comer lot, nice —Understated We Income by Tlhey grew up together In between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. solderers on electronic compo­ ance $69.88, take over pay­ 1922. $10,800. Pasek Realty, 289-7476, ences with the visitors were Hanoi wlU start talking. tips plus food allowance, no ex­ Completely redecorated, $12U. BANK APPRAISED 6 room Select the home of your choice residential area. Will qualify $64,569 for 1961-62 and evaded mraa Caldwell Parish, meetings with top advisers, in­ nents. No restriction on age. ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ 742-8243. for VA minimum financing. T. $28,091 in income taxea for thoee "He is the lilghest educated The response from North Viet perience necessary. Apply in 16 Forest St., off Main St. 646- Cape in dreirable Bowers now for Spring occupancy. cluding two secret sessions with An equal opportunity employer. ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. 0090, 643-0000. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. years; Negro we have in Caldwell,” Nam, as reflected In public 32 GLENDALE RD. person only. Busmess Loeatioiui School area, fireplace, full Charles Lesperance, 649-7620 MANCHESTER — Is next door the National Security Council. South Windsor, Conn. Apply LoPointe Industries, ------—Conspired with a Washing- said McKeithen, and we’re all statements, has been distinctly LEAVING STATE — 14 cubic WE HAVE customers waiting For Rent 64 basement, city utilities, nicely to this beautiful 4 room Ranch, Out of these talks grew a deci­ An Ekiual Opportunity Inc., Rockville, Conn. 36 seconds BOLTON — Excellent 7 room coal lobbyist, Wayne L. proud of hdm.” negative. Epithets like "peace foot refrigerator, $110. 649- for the rental of your apai-t- landscaped lot with shade MANCHESTER — enclosed breezeway and ga­ sion — subject to ratification by Employer DESIRABLE atore or office from Main, excellently main­ Colonial, 1)4 tiled baths, 2 fire- Bromley, to camouflage large trick" are heard every few REAL ESTATE Salesman — ex­ 7148. ment or home. J. D. Realty, trees. Call owner after 6:30 rage, excellent condition, large the Saigon government — to Newspaperboy space, ground floor, clean, at­ tained 2-family, 5-6 flat, indi­ places, large family room, hot porUona of Ws 1963-64 Income as Phyllia Diller days. cellent opportunity for on ag­ 643-5129. p.m. 649-8696. lot, full price, $13,300. Mitten propose a 30-hour Christmas LEAVING COUNTRY — French tractive and reasonable. Apply vidual heating system, 2-car water oil heat, built-ins, 2-car fees to Bromley, "secretty ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — Com­ With all that, Johnson knows gressive person. We are will­ Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. garage, large lot, immediate cease-fire. The Viet Cong’s po­ his message is getting to Hanoi provincial bedroom suite, new MANCHESTER — large, new, Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 WARANOKE RD. — prime lo­ garage, priced to sell. Hayes and surreptiUoualy” taking the edienne Phyllis Diller is seeking Counselor ing to train you. Our office is occupancy, excellent location litical arm had called eaHier, — and he still Is waiting. For condition; mahogany bedroom 4 room apartment, one block a.m. - 8 p.m. cation, an oversized Cape with Agency, 646-0131. MANCHESTER — 1963 Ranch money himself; $60,000 damages from her form­ located in fast growing Vernon Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. on Dec. 7, for a 12-hour truce. how long, no one knows. CLERK suite; RCA and Maytag wash­ from Main St., small well con­ 4 bedrooms, two baths, rec styled home, measuring 26x62’, —Fraudulently obtained $33,- er In-laws in a suit involving OPPORTUNITIES area. Commission basis. Inter­ CEMENT Block building, 24x60, MANCHESTER — 7 room O>lo- On Dec. 22, with Johnson back Neither con anyone here ers; Fhlgldaire refrigerator; structed building with a quiet room, etc. Completely renovat­ level 150x300 lot, 2-car base­ i^ B A N ^ '-I^ M ^ e r n one-yea^ 000 from a ^ Angeles savings fictional relations in her comedy Available in Our views will be strictly confiden­ suitable for plumbing or elec­ niaJ. 4 bedrooms, 2 full tiled at the ranch, military officials Judge now the result of the visit bookshelves; tables; chairs; atmosphere. Hayes Agency, ed, must be seen to be appre­ ment garage. Oompletely en­ old, 6 room Ranch, breezeway officer Uegally car routine. Manchester Circulation tial. Call Shirley Converse or trical shop, small business or baths, aluminum siding, alum­ in Saigon ordered the cease-fire, to Hanoi by Alexander Shelepin, rug; accordion; other items. 646-0131. ciated. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, cased in aluminum siding, this Tied It across state lines and Miss Diller alleges that her Office Pat Dupret, at Converse-Du- storage, centrally located. Call inum combinations, one car ga­ and garage, full dining room, As part of this holiday package, a top Soviet Communist party MAILING 643-2078. 643-1577. home features 2 full bath­ failed to report it as taxable former mother-in-law, Mrs. W. pret Real Estate, 63 Tolland 643-0548 after 6 p.m. rage, selling for FHA apprais­ 3 bedrooms and bath, kitchen American planes were to hdt official. Shelepin may Join the Duties coiuist of working 4V4 ROOMS, heat hot water, rooms, S generous bedrooms, built-ins, 25 minutes from Air­ Income; E. Diller, and her former sister- Tpke. 643-2197. MANCHESTER — $3,100 as- al of $18,300. Only $800. d o ^ their bombing runs over North growing chorus of those calling with our newspaperboy or­ ElIGHT PIEX3E dining room set, stove, refrigerator, disposal, OFFICE the banquet sized kitchen has craft, asking $16,900. Robert —^Helped prepare a false tax in-law, Dr. Jeanne Diller, de­ DEPARTMENT SPACE available, 2 surtles mortgage fen this spa­ for qualified buyer, immediate Viet Nam targets. for peace — or he may offer ganisation in the Manches­ 3 piece bedroom set, G.E. re- parking included, nice loca­ built-in oven, range and dish­ Lewis Realty, 457 Main St., return for Bromley to conceal manded that teJevlslon networks rooms, new modem building cious 8 room Colonial, garage occupancy. Call the R. F. Di­ On Dec. 28. Johnson made the new aid for the North Vietnam- Opening for a clerk in the ter area, ifi the Mrvlcing of frlgeiator, 643-7704. tion, $140. per month. 649- with electricity, heat and cen­ washer, fireplaced family East Hartford, 528-2132, 233- Income that went to Baker; and not produce any of her pro­ i>dtuatioiui Wanted— and porch, quiet street, excel­ mock Co., 849-5246. first move# to expand his peace eee war effort. Mailing Dept. Full - time present subscribers and the 0308, 649-8989. tral air - conditioning, excel­ room, brand new wall to waJl 6385. —Took by "felonious conver­ grams that Include references MOTOROLA TV, blond console, lent area. Hayes Agency, 646- emplo onent. Would prefer selling of our newspaper F em ale 38 lent location, ample parking. SPACIOUS Custom built all all around. Has to be seen. sion,” or theft, $67,000 from two to a sister-in-law or mother-in- 3 21” , good working condition, THREE ROOM apartment, 0181. at least two years of high to prospective subscribers. Call Robert D. Murdock, U A R brick 6 room house, 2 ceramic Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agency, BOLTON — Near center. One Los Angeles Savings and kmn law. RELIABLE Mother with refer­ new tube, $46. Call 640-4676. heat, 470 Main St., first floor. year old Ranch, full basement, executives, in each case failing school education. Apply Realty Oo., Inc. 643-2692, 643- baths, dining room, double Realtors, 649-2813. Miss Diller refers to her stage Applicant must be qualified ences will care for child, days Call between 9-5, 643-2426. MANOHB5STER—6 room Cape, built-in stove and oven, one to report much of tt os taxable Pastor Sings in Taverns Employment Office, First NOT $900, NOT $800 9551. brick garage, plenty of storage, mother-in-law as "Moby Dick, to work with youth, be a or child may live in. 643-9947. family kitchen, walk-out base­ MANCHESTER — Why keep go­ acre lot, home in excellent con- income. National Stores, Inc., Park NOT $700, NOT $600 MANCHESTER — Brand new, ment, wall to wall carpeting, acre, gardens, trees. Hutchins the great white whale,” and to high school graduate with a spacious 3 room apartments, ing through these ads when we dition. Owner transferred, price The grrand Jury also indicted a and Oakland Aves., East NO! NO! conveniently located. Asking Agency, 649-5324. her stage sister-in-law as "Cap­ To Get Money for Church good driving record (auto­ ideal country setting, yet near have the home you are looking reduced to $18,900. Immediate former lieutenant governor of Hartford. IRONING DONE In my home. NOT EVEN $650 $17,500. Robert Lewis Realty, tain Bllgh.” She contends this is By GODFREY ANDERSON For the final number, ChariUa mobile furnished) and live BUT A WHOLE HOUSE all facilities. Small Colonial NOTICE ANTIQUARIANS — one story, for. A deluxe Ranch with 3 bed­ occupancy. For further infor- Nevada, Ollfford Jones, on three in the Manchester area. 649-3687. 457 Main S t, East Hartford, ______not an Invasion of .privacy . lo her LONDON (AP) — The Rev. Smithers, the master of cere- 3 ROOMS LOVELY styled building offers charm In accordance with the re­ 8 room Colonial, restored and rooms, 1)4 baths, fully mation call the R. F. Dlmock counts of perjury for allegedly STOCKROOM attendant, high Must have military duties 628-21^, 233-6385. former relatives because there John Knight, vicar of St. John monies. Joined Father Ktiight at EXPERIENCED woman with NEW FURNITURE and privacy. Only $125 month­ quirements of the Zoning Regu­ modernized. F’abulous home, 86 equipped kitchen In the most Co., 649-6346. false statements Jones mode to school graduate, previous ex­ behind him. desirable portion of Rockledge. is no application to them as in- St. Simon on Bethnal the microphone wearing a com- college education will tend pre­ AND APPLIANCES ly, heat, hot water,,stove and lations of the Town of Man­ acres, investment potential. the Jury last march. Jones’ in­ perience helpful. Apply Per­ WEST SIDE — a two family Priced in mid-twenties. Call EAST HARTFORD — Attrac­ divlduals. Green, has one of the toughest Ic parson’s outfit. Everyone en- school children. Call 643-0609. EVERYTHING refrigerator included. Hayes chester, Connecticut, the Zon­ Lappen Agency, 649-6261, 649- dictment carries a maximum sonnel Dept, Iona Mfg. Co., We offer pleasant working duplex with 6 rooms on one Carl Zinsser, Jarvis Rea” " Oo., tive 6 room Ranch, breezeway, parishes in London. Because Joyed the conditions (inside and out­ FOR ONLY $500.00 Agency, 646-0131. ing Board of Appeals will hold 6140. penalty of 16 years and $6,000. Manchester. side and 4 on the other, both ______Realtors, 643-1121. Evenings 2-car garage, cellar, sewers, ^ op le won’t come to his Father Knight ^^ys heAT OR NIGHT nished, apartment, oil heat, con­ partment will hold a pubUc in Bast catholic High School, The U.S. Weather Bureau says have been replaced by flood SALES AND Servloa on Ariena, hearing on 'Riursday, January 1964 Catalina Conv. Power steering, T O KNIT PAUL FIANO AGENCY 816 KiUlord St., Mancheeter. that a low. with centers In Ken- Father Knight. He sang four If you have no means of venient, quiet location, work­ BOLTON Near center, fire­ lamps. But still he counts him­ INSIDE SALES Hahn BcUpae, Jacobson lawn 13, 1966 at 8:00 p.m. in the brakes, auto, trans. Low mileage. Any Catholic child presently tucky and Virginia, have spread songs in the crowded RoyaJ transportation, Pll send my ing adults, reasonable, 643-6389. *2395 REALTORS placed 4 bedroom Cape, large self lucky when he gets mor# Tool Makers mowers. AUo HomeUte ohatai Mansfield 'Town Hall on Conn. SIZES enrolled in the eighth grade in northward into New '^Tork and Standard Public House and AND COUNTER m a n saws and Internationa! Cut Ca­ auto tor you. No obliglUon. lot, Immediate occupancy. than a couple of dozen people ki NEW 3 room apartment, new 195 in the Town of Mansfield, 1964 Tempest Wagon. 12-14-16-18-20 646-0191 any public, privaite or pariah Pennsylvania, came out with neariy $40 in his Sunday Mold Makers Industrial supx>ly firm, det Tractors. Rental equipment 1451 Leonard Agency. 646-0469. and shoRMolDf aorvlca oa aO A— L-—B— stove and refrigerator, $90. a relative to the proposed reloca­ school In each high school area >phe Virginia low will become Jingling collection boxes. The neighborhood being what modem progressive com­ Auto, trans, 6 cylinder, with rack. *1995 M yn. makes. L A M Equlpmem 43-45 AIAiYN ST., HARTFORD month, no lease. Leonard Agen­ tion of U.S. 6 in the Towns of 5 1 7 0 -N eligible to take the examlna- fhe dominant system as it un- The atmosphere was super­ it is. Father Knight has troubl* Top wages, paid holidays. pany, saliU and fringe Wanted~R^l Estate 7 0>»p., Route 83, Vmnon, 876- Open Nights TUI 9 P.M. cy, 646-0169. Columbia, Coventry, Mansfield MANCHESTER — New custom ------tion. There will be an examina- dergoes further intenslfflcaUon heated, dense smd smoky. The with vandals. The pemr box has Insurance, health benefits, benefits. Call 289-8291 for This cute A-llne Jumper tor ,, , . » 7600. Manchester BxebanM — and Windham from OolumSia 1963 Chevy Super Sport 2-Door Hardtop. ■Hi Mttle girls Is fan to combine The front of this lovely vestee built 7 room Raised Ranch. WANTED — Colonial, 3 bed- Uon fee of $2. Further deteails nearing the Atlantic. crowd was jammed up close to j,ecn robbed and a new tape re- liberal overtime. appointment Bnterpris 1945. 19” WBSTINGHOUSE portable MANCHESTER — 6 room du- to the vicinity of U.S. Route 6 the blouse included, or her is knitted in the fascinating Beautiful kitchen with built- rooms, with garage, centraUy may be obtained from pastors Temperatures at upper levels the tiny stage where Don Har- cm^ier Just voni'Shed when left T-V, .UHF, ITHF, excellent plex, large cablneted kitchen, Power steering, brakes. WANTEID — Lathe or Bridge- east of Willlmantlc in Wind­ brlghUy colored sweaters. argyle-pattern! It’s just right ins and (lining area, formal located, near schools, church, and principals of parlrti and remained worm enough to P°P 8” >up, equipped with tor a moment on the porch, ■ APPLY—« AM. - 5 P M. "NEVER used anything like It” condition, $66. 60 watt Hi-Fi garage, excellent West side lo- Jet black. Real sharp. |K>rt operator, also Aircraft ,aay users of Blue Lustre' tor ham. A map showing 'the rec­ No. 1451 vrith Patt-O-Rama tor topping that slim skirt. dining room with oom er cabi­ bus. R. Tlvnan, 648-1631. public schools in the reopectlve ^ggp precipitation from starting etoctrlc ^Itars, organ an Special sale of machines taken room flat, one block from Main Burgundy color. One owner. tech; blouse, )4 sleeves, '54 BU4CK MARKET SWING unccrnimon tor areas north of Then the vicar stepped up to only wood with gold-leaf. We and Windham tor public inspec­ To order, send 35c in coins room with bar, oversized 2 car List your properties tor nation PARAGON TOOL CO. Inc. Woodland S t, Manchester, in trade on new Singer mod­ St., $116 monthly. Hayes Agen­ yard. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Havana Hartford. sing. He sang "Oh What a Beau- h o ^ they won’t be taken.” KEIEP YOUR carpets beautiful tion. The Highway Department to;—Anne Cabot, The Man­ garage, 3 zone heat, situated wide advertisliig. Strout Real­ 640-4675. els, portables, consoles. Ail cy, 646-0131. To order, send 50c in coins teen - agers awing to black A change to rain later this tiful Morning” from Oklahoma, When not busy with his parish MO Adams S t, Monefaeater despite constant footsteps of a will be prepared to offer loca­ 1963 Falcon 2-Door. chester Evening Herald. 1150 in top location. St. Bartholo­ ty, Edith Lederer, Branch Man­ ■thoroughly reconditioned by to: Sue Burnett, The Manches- market rock ’n’ roll records, morning rtiould (»ntlnue "I ’m Looking tor an Angel to or singing in the pubs, FathW PART-TIME work In lumber busy family. Get Blue Lustre. Singer experts. EbccepUonal FOUR ROOM single house, cen- tion advisory assistance to resi­ Low, low mileage. Standard shift. tor Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW mew’s Parish, priced in mid ager, Basket Shop Rd., RFD 1, Sing My Love Song To” — Knight has plenty of other busl': ^ Hebron, 228-9115. says a 14-year-old airlift refu­ throughout the daylight hours business, experience helpful . Rent electric shampooer, $1. values from $9.95 at yo«r location, parking, no cen- dential or commercial owners OF AMERICAS. NEW YORK, YORK, N.Y. 10036 20’s. Cali Elsie ifeyer Agency, "They love it when I sing any- ness. He is chaplain to the NO- ^ MAN WANTED to e nights for gee. and end during the night. but not necessary, flexlUe Paul’s Point and Wallpaper Singer Sewing Center, tral heat, $75. per month. CaU and/or tenants of any residence Y. 100S6. For Ist-class mailing add 10c Realtor. 649-5624. thing about angels,” said Fa- tional Theater — Old Vij; ai^.;^ fiopr maintenance work. 568- 832 WANTS3) — Oolenial or Split SuCh music, frowned on by A coJd front associated with hours. Apply WiUiam Marsh. Supply. 649-3078. or structure required for this For l8t-t Lecmard Agency, priced around, $19,000. Write Cuba, he added.. The^hiw State Highway •Bd Winter edition o< our pait^ CoUectlMi; Items to crochet, m oney. •mli^’V ^plotod: CaU (07-5278. Shop, ISO Center S t 4379. in poor condition. OsH 648-8709. West Side ReaHy, 849-4342. . Oommisaioner tom nagaslna Fashion, knit, atltch. Just 60c a copy. Reoltora, M6-0M0. Box E, HeraUL dined use of his namfC \ gusty northwesterly winds. the other two.

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, p ; THUBSDAY, JANUARY ^ 1®W W ■'! ’ T h eW ^ etpudy. nieaSbsrtfi^ in the imica sad Oiib Hears TaBc] Tlw Rev. C Henry Anderaon. Goimctl S e ^ ITeiss IFill 1h « t a n mUkmn M eo ^ tie s k - O n tfoudy, windy and eoM .paator at Uitberaa Set Up Meeting Conservation: now, high 80-88. 'Cburch. win oooduat a eerviee WeUfe toany declined to in - Fedei«d Grant Mrs. Bdwmtl A. Hubbsrt M ; Cbwrch m amday from 6:40 to 666 am. On, , , ------Firemen*s------Club ------Issue .vMl What anggnstloiia ha wffl ■'1-. to rq p iii- at the ctapetafllaacheeterM e- The local' Community Council • __ __ otter wiun the meeUng, to ■eek Port Chester, N.Y., will PRICE SEVEN O e n .n l M an ager Robert recognition, is held. MANCjBDSTiBE^ t^M K , AOrarUtibw on P»CO U ) •'x^' * ***^* moital HoapIteL The aervicea on. Bcondmlc Opportunity is go­ gueet speekT at the M ^ « - onb. patoting 'aoM 265-Poim d gaturday at 7:80 pan, at Bat- Kancheeter YWCA win apon- ment. case worker with the Manches­ Building by the University of ^th toe mteeptitm of the pians. morning bmln With various par- rush biiur of .the .post. ^eA. for 11,000. and another'waa obeUer Sobool, B t 6, Haitford. The gran^ it approved, would ter office of the Children’s Cmmecticut Institute of Pub- ],], first Asirfatant- The theater can seat 1,300 chairman of the meeting. Mrs. phtro «t itreement, but Uee Im^ived in the transjporto- TbUrAdjor,. one cktdpla aor a diqSicate bridge game to­ Benjfunln Crehore and Mrs. eo9d tor toi ttndiiietoMid morrow, at a new location, a provide funds ifor a director and Services of Connecticut, will be Uc Service. Martin, on toe other hand, pMsons and wlU be used maJ^ caution^: '^ot necessari­ tkm paralyaia. the 'aS'ven lanes of Explosive staff, and would pave the way the guest speaker at tmnor- W illiam EJells wUl serve as clea on Srd Aveuue touid time amount. ■ j; ./ The Rer. George W. Smith, room on the second floor at the ‘The course will start on Jam insisted that all probationary for Thai drama and ckmsicM ly today, toniK^w, b t the Then WiTta rfportedly re­ Zoo otticlate hopa the Community Y, 79 N. Main St. for submission of application row’s Sabbath Eve Services at 11 and will be held each Tuee- firemen should be granted dance performancea. hostesses. turned to Washington to repdrt to i^t out of toete sand- paator ot The Preabytcrlan for grants for subraquent com­ next day." pointiagi w&l ratto 111,800, The game was prevloualy Temple Beth Sholom. HMravtt, k almoet Um same fo the Presldoti. wi6hes and coffee And A n their Discovered Qairch, adll preach on Simday munity-participation progrrama. He will discuss "Environ­ anack before tbey\«5ould move toe price the aoo agnM to from 8:15 to 8:80 am . on radio played in the basement rooms time, Sberatocy c i Labor W. The importance of eaaMl ptm- at 22 School St. Regiatratlons If funds for a director and ment^ Pressures on Children." WiUcvd WliHx rapoKed to P r n l- tohment also wart apparent to agate.|!; ' pay on a payQateh SAIGON, South Viet elation WDtF. The aervtoea are staff are denied, the council wiU be taken at 7:46 p.m., and A Sabbath Tea and a question dent Jobneim he m w no d ear, the da;^-to-day deb^ of a futibier n W- Zoike^s seeanad to be basts tor the toto yoont Nam (AP)—Police smash­ qioneored by the Manoheeter may Join a Hartford regional gorOlaa and. 4 thlM Ahl.rn»e; last pUWdy started poet- Jailed Tuesday. At BellevUe al matron. Offlcera arc remind­ degree in social work from ropoHtan area’s IB mi8k« ^toi* Saigon as they were bringing a ihms b f tbe p aittes were $187 Hospital, where his room is un­ ed to wear colored gowns. Simmons College, Boston. bitente taioveiwrptog toe Hazel B. Harvey to John J. PENOBSCOT FRESH CHICKENS tfact tor 34,400 woikera. entng telejdione calls from toe Mroen 4poke of Brooklyn rew dren’s Aid and Family Service Two of the tenoriats wars Miss BUaabeth Treat, daugh­ McLaughlin Jr. and Patricia P. " I tSfink 1 can amell an agree­ public, his condition was report­ wAnaHtaroN (Ju>) — uh- ; MIL MON SEfi’-. . . McLaughlin, property art. 98 in Fitchburg. Mass.; the Massa­ armed wKh 48-oaliber automa­ ter of Mr. and M rs. OHflord A. m ent hr atmosphere c< agree- ed a»-serious, but not critical. (See Daca Fou) employment feR lai$ manth to T reat of 38 Meadow Lane, has Deepwood Dr. chusetts Youth Service Board in tics. Boston; and the Children’s Vil­ Daily shipments of these fresh, plump Sl/i lb. Penob­ inent when it atiaes attmind a 4.1 per cent, tile toweat in aaarly been named to the dean's Hat at Horace J. Pagani and Ana F. hargaining table," toe mediator Officials bad already warned Green Mountain OoBege, Poult- Paganl to Joseph H. V€iHee, lage in Hartford. He is a char­ nihe yaarii . itoptiiymant the capital to expect a new op- ter member of the National As­ scot, State of Maine, U.S. Grade A Chickens. Pina- said. ‘T can smell one now." ney, Vt., for the first semester. property a t 31 C harter Oak Sit. Feinainger apoke aa a delega­ hit a record Dee.ambor levU ,of slaugbt of tenortem in the next A Single PRESCRIP She is a student in the Uberal John D. Htibbell and Ellen C. sociation for Social Workers. hurst offers these fine birds as the exclusive feature Hiffhway Blocked two weeks before the Vietnam­ Hadge and his wife, Sylvia, tion repraeenting toe city’s one 73.7 ,ihillton, federal officiate HON can c lim e wjaa tile male lahor toripi. whore tiis petWroopera have Town of Manchester to State ington St„ and Elvira Ann Car- •TSie negotlatione - have jm- ^deep. Three tooomotivee alao( cleared by dawn by crewa that Ooinpored With a yiWr ago, been afogging through mud ahd left tbe rails. Tbe buret oaiA woMced by ftoodUilht, but the Elected of Connecticut, facilities at vaUio, 2 Rogers PL doubtedly been delayed while total eroptoyment $r$u> Ap 8.4 water after the Vfot Ocaig for they’re in prison, and if they are strewed the highway with cosed lane remateed dosed to trattc mirnon i^vthodv the mitoberautober 66at Un-Un> (he past week. It is the flrat big released, it would be a contribu- beer, soda crackers, and other while' crews removed, dqbris American invasion of the north- asaoried cargo. from the roodalde. TUte indatted. TEL. 643-9016 tkm toward ahortentog the ern fringe of the Mekong Dilfoi dispute,” was iba way tim A railroad fireman wee hoapi-, several. ■ anwabqd - ,. month.'-'.-.; ■ .....j,iM iinb •'DfpaEKi^ A Oimmunist atrongirold. ”, getion chatanan stated their talized tor S ^ k , but neJnJuplea Mtolito- ir e ** -«to!api|lteid le a p ■ B apiijMte ';4y ‘ A atoto: ArPtaiy oonto- SchootAA^ EVERY MONPAY-E P.M. illSSr^ '■toitil' •: ■ ".pwcnljer national oupertetend- Selected large breasts from large Grade A Penobscot fresh chidtma. 68- epibVi organtoattop attiUaM /J ROUTE 88, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. Spring Fashions ^66 Japan Will Try

torcea. \\ ^ aestd ksjr mttttary figures, in- currently serving as AABA vice To Edge Hanoi FRESH CHICKEN The Deoembiar bivlUan sm- otuidtof atona/wbo had been re- prealdeart---had won the post SPORTSWEAR CHICKEN ptoynient totiil dtoi(p6d oRbnly bri letidere,; out of' the country was made at the .association’s To Peace Table slightly from November whe.rc- on diptomiMlo asalgpptente. htod^luarterB -ip Wasblngtim, By RHEA STEWART as it. umiahy phimmets by. soms The airtoedtoboea in-this ravo' D.U. toto yesterday. TOKYO (AP) — The Japo- neae government today Jotoed SKIRTS lib 'lb (8pe<^ Herald Writer) m e50,dp(|, htikm-iiddeo ooUntiy moved to Mall botiottog was completed LIVERS the drive to bring the North LEGS A dMHne of 80b.fMO tp Agrleul- btoric tbe ’m ai^ver, but it re- to teto Dpetonber, with tbe bal- Vietnamese to the peace table. BLOUSES NSIW YORK —Men won’t tural'Smitoytofnt was.-; nearly moined unclear Whether the kMs m s openedopenea andana handntuia countedowui.'ou TENDERCURE CORNED BEEF have cause to be afraid of wom­ Prime Minister Elsaku Sato offset 1^ A tpikfto iperesse in miUtto? plaaned to over- ywtefdagr at national heodquar- told roving U.S. Ambassador W. ALLEN’S SLACKS FRESH OYSTERS, HADDOCK and FLOUNDER an tfala spring. nou-farm the burein said, throw ‘tlw provtotonal goWn- tots. A total of 8,307 bOllote LAMB,,,A Luxury For A Litfle ' Averell Harriman that Japan PLENTY OF SIRLOIN TIP That la lakhian news, not ao- wieto' cahL durtia received 8,420; will do Its best to persuade tbs SWEATERS and RUMP OVEN ROASTS olology. Bteahion edKors d the (flso Fa«a atoht> (ls» Fogs X8gM) runner up G. Warren PhlUlpe, Cortununiste to agree to tEdfcs to Don’t stick to legs of lamb . . . try country got their first look aupertntendent of schools in WILLIAM H. OURTIS end the war ki Viet Nam, offl- HOSE ea ih er Oila week a t the clothes VOiparateo, Ihd., received 2,676 SHOULDER or RIB that New York’s most important unpaid, the holders being re-. ciala said. votes. TTiird woe Spencer Mey­ Sources close to Sato said he SUITS designers will offer women tips ers, a school auperiritendent In itnburaed only for travel ex- CLEANERS (TfriTig as ammunition with Mute hut Happy Arrival was “greatly encouraged" by MUmeapolte, Minn., w ith 2,2(21 penses Hem* of Quality Citaning ond Prompt CAR COATS LAMB CHOPS which to get their man, or. with hia discussion with Harriman of votes. Most meetings of the AAftA the many-pronged American which to keep him. They seem Curtis wlil start his term as policy group are arranged so Sorvico Willi Ovor 40 Years of DRESSES to have got over their recent peace offensive and its chances STEWING LAMB Two Viet Youngsters president, on March 16,1967. He they fall on or near weekends, preoccupation with putting la- of success. CoEtinuous dooning EgperlMice y if,^ will reUnquiah to* Ourtis, noted, and are held In dlee into epace helmets, or The sources said the prims president March 18 of thia year, Washington, One of the presi­ FRESH SEASONED (^asee that look aa if they had minister believes that in ths Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. becoming president-elect for a dent’s major functions is pre­ 617 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER then stamped out and welded Hght of tire suspension of Ameri­ year before assuming the top siding over the national super­ Cello Pack Of 4 19c LAMB PAHIES Lb. 39c togatoer. All that harsh, rigid can bombing of North Vlst 10 A.M.-6 P.M. TOMATOES pioert in the organization. intendents’ convention held each Noxt to Rrst Notional Bonk 2 lbs. 75e manufactured lode that left T A JSatB U D , Oakf. (AF) — foom a. war tt^ bss been ttielr Ourtis’ function as president, (Sse Page Eight) GREEN BEANS, SPINACH way of tite. February in Atlantic City, N J, THURS., FRI. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. (hem with only one step more Two vuteom eae cUldran adopt­ will be primarily to head the Superintendent of Manchester C93.ERY, PEPPERS, COLE SLAW to make ladles into robots. ed by » UAI. Atr Fores atogeant TW Yen, 2, and her new pfplcy-making body for the or­ NEW CABBAGE, CARROTS sod ItoLWiia took to tiw aigMa bnalher, Hi Son, U, neither of schools since Feb., 1961, Curtis AND PARSNIPS Nature ia the lateat diacovety ganization, which conaiate of has been extremely active In ROOK TURNIPS...... BUTTERNUT SQUASH «C fodiicm. The sbowfnga e^ ... rv- been a member of the AASA INSTANT C A^i Try doable thick chops with a pocket for stuffing (be director, Eleanor lAmbert, Sesaman wife Lawv 46 CUrtte win fuoceed Dr. Harold advisory council and the centen­ POTATOES 10 Lb. 49c bad correlated new c6ata, aulta SUCKS with Pepperidge Farm stuffing or for easy serv­ #tor ttw Leeseo, cfaiMtieas dur*i Bpean, superintendent of the nial committee. Bombing Charged ■ i i dreasee with aUdea borrow- ing. tog tiMiV 83 y e a n of m arraga, it San F*ranoisco, Calif., schools As a member of its building VINE RIPENED TOMATOES T h r o i ^ l i EARNINGS •d toom the Amotieeb Mtoeum foib a vlctoty a fter a two-yMur When he takes over In 1967. All "To k y o ( a p ) — Pektog D’ANJOU PKARS of Natural Hlatory- ButterfUea, Aidmiral Next? the top executive positions are (8se Page Eight) radio asaoted today tirnt MEN'S BUSINESS mmg SPANISH MRLONS . atiuggler with red tope. rtMTttrh* praying mantlaaa, to- - -f. ' >1 tttink k ’s wonderful,’’ aaig three U.S. warplanes bombed MoINTOSH, DELICIOUS AND BONELESG LOIN OF PORK a target in North Vfot Nam BAUDWIN APPLES netit wings, butieifly wings, sea ■r. PctKm uovm , v a . T riwaeeiat ieeviveTiaj|. hpitaii green, a drees -wltti gattt- Foiteniouih ffovnl Hospitial. V*- Lsess to nWlsniey toatgned to .meetii^ a week ago, that re- should be lowered Tho FreridenVt oddt^ JjM «rad aklrt and a jacket sdomed This suit by Freeh tel Was amoniir the early show- N«ys»u«" & Forre Btoe nskr storatUm of Korean wartime more,” Smith said. "Then 1007 BfAlN ST.—NEAR BIAPLE ST. PINEHURST GROCERY, IHC. on tiie uniform of ap anaign. be eoRtod 'to the nailift Em STORE HOURS: 1^ a bright pink apart. , ififf in New York this wedi.* It’a madft. e M palestpalf H ha koeps moving up two SMtamaato.'' O . defenpent rples was under con- next step would be the rol- by radio and totovlateil. IME BRANCH (NTFICE. ROUTE SI, OOVENTBY ------^ "Z gudreAfo^sro fotogto )i«ve-.sideriftk)in. .,<>Utog up toSli.iefs students.” That hM Ifoen S A JL to « PJL-Monday through Saturday eWEN 'TILL 4 PJML MONDAY THROUGH mODAT . COR. MAIN and TURNPIKE—OPEN TILL NINB THURS. and FBL Tha ridrta to the apring eol- mimosa whipcord with side slits in the jacket—^to grades ovary thwa woeks, he for the .ItoW THURSDAY NIGHT • to 8 O'CLOCK liilftiilg Ti— a msdlaa’lii| f^ o a J t $ to mrim raor -admiral to’ csls»w ftto(liriitotom aa,ew :sritort. jrerinates who have make entry into tim-fbldiBd piuid-ikM.poeketarall again,'''heteoM L’ • ftaftked mental teato wlH be dto- tiaa FIHA B i t i * telerast in f 0 n F a g s B o n n ) the easier. M iirch U . \