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tOL.LXXXIl,N 0.88 (rOUBTBlBN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1M 8 PRICE FIVE CENlit France Bars ms ^D ining In N '-D efen se u a a , Ti>r> (a p ) — a itr u g ^ for iMdonhlp of thU PARIS (AP) ^ President ttoy West African country Chdrles de Gaulle skid today appearct) to be dovrioping to> France cannot Join the Brit oay In the wake of a eor< ish > Aiherican agreement Cut in Taxes feimti' revest and the aaaaa- made at Nassau establishing aination of President Syl> multinationid Polaris mis ▼ahus Olympid. sile for^. > — — i Two men emerged ea poeiUde De Gaulle, epoaklng to hia first Meade e< a new govemment—foiv Aewa conference aince last May, n>er. Premleir Nlootae Orumtaky, responded to a question on wheth 4S, and Idriaaoo Antoine Meatehl, er PVanoe might a co ^ President His Message Reflects ST. a former oppoattloo leader in Kennedy’s offer of l^larls mia- th s T b eo AflMDiStafe sUea: A mUtary revolutlonery com' "1 do not believe that anyone mittee tkat engineered the Sunday thinks that we can subscribe to Relaxing of Tension coup reportedly MMMmlad to Oni- the accotds of the Bahamas.” nltaky.yA t«otlier-m*law of the De GauUe said the U.B. offer Blain praetdant to return from to France following the pre- exae in- iwlghhocing Dahomey to Christmas Kaasau agreement had WASHINGTON (A P)— President Kennedy called on Con form a . government. no curreot Importance to France' gress today for speedy action to spread a $13.5-billion tax Bumon apraad that MeatcM and added; cut over three years and to achieve in time “ a balanced full- waa already hack in Lome from ”We will build and employ our anile In Onana, vdiieh alao hoc. employment economy.” Proposed reforms would recover J3.6 selves our own atomic force. billion of the lost revenue. dera Togo.'* Re had been eccuaed “ 1 have several tlmaa indicated hy tlie Obnnpio government of pUbUcly P’rench policy on defense Greeted by a minute and a half standing ovation when he aiding fniled p and to keep It is alao a necessity Even before he got a chance tof ------11 4m day, Olymplo apnaranUy waa the for a great people.” voice it, Kennedy’s call for anAM in.- only oaaualty of the faat>paced He declared it would not be use creasingly Intimate North Atlan revolt Gunfire waa heard in the tlonal figurk on the world aoena.” ful for France to buy Polaris tic ’Treaty Organization, with Itz Highlights of Text atreeta around 3 a.m . The 6D-yeai> The London-educated Olympio missiles from the United States own nuclear force and stronger Old preatdent’a bullet-riddled body was the only African bdad of state since’ it does not have submarines conventional arms was jolted by WASHINGTON (AP)—Here are waa found outalde the unlocked with a command of both Bngllah to launch the missiles or nuclear President Charles de Gaulle of textual highlights of Prestdent embaaay n te at dawn. and’ French, and he also knew wartieads to attach to the xnla- France. Kennedy's State of the Union The body.waa taken into the some German. GOa language skills sUee. De Gaulle told a Paris news message today to Cfongress: He added, however, that U cmiference BYance cannot join the Havhig witnessed in recent' embawur. toder Olympio'a fhmlly earned bbU'hh iinfluenaal poaitli FMaident Kennedy, his wiiMen apeecdi before him, dcUvera bis State cf the Union addrees today to a rem oved I t in African councils. France some day does have the Britlsh-American agreement to es months a heightened respect for submarinae and nuclear warheads Joint session of the CongrcM assenibled In the dtanfoer of the House of Representatives. (AP tablish a multination Polaris mis our national purpose and pow er- KOat ef the other .membera of Togo, a country of 1% million F h o to fa x ). hia goveniment were arreated. people, is about the stse. of West “perhaps 'we will have our own sile force. He said he will build having seen the courageous calm Ihey were reported uduurmed Virginia.' It was a French U.N. m issiles.” his own atomic force. of a imited people in a perilous hour—and ha'vlng observed a and held at a military camp out- protectorate when It gained in De Gaulle said he was not re Firemen CoUide at Pole Despite this there was an air aide Lom e. dependence in I960. Before World fusing technical or strategic co- of festivity in the Capitol, height steady improvement in the op- Olympio visited the United iteration, but that he felt the UN Demands Supreme G>urt ened by a bright sunshiny day, as porti^ties and well-being , of our War I it waa a German colony PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) •tatee on an ald-aoeUng mlaaloo The main opposition to Olym- Branch and British poeltlaiui were tbe President delivered a mes citizens—I can report to you that laat Karoh and PrOeident Ken different now on nuclear matters. —Nothing stops a Providence sage reflecting some degree of I the state of this old but youthful Surrender of fireman rushing to a fire un Bars Law on nedy praiaed Um aa **an axcep- (Oontlimed tm Page Seven) Britain has aeeepted the Polaris lessening of International tensions Unhm, In the 176th year at less it’s another fireman. and a modestly rising ectmomy at Ufe, is good. Firemen Joseph Favall and hom e. Rebel Holdout Eldwin Andrade leaped for the NAACP Cai^s Congress genwally gave cau Blit we cannot be satiafied to hi 'uifol:' i - nucleiur same brass pole in a station tious approval to his proposal to rest here. This is the aide the * qontrol. Sunday, ’niey collided heril- WASKONGTON (AP)—’The Su pump new energy into the econ hill, not the top. The mere Slayiiig o f .Olympii om' B’avaU had to go to a hos- prem e Ckwrt struck down today a omy with a $6-mlllon reductlcn in absence of war is not peace. The Virginia'law vdifch the National 1968 as a beginning on the biggest mere absence of recession’ is not es 16 close a cut on the eye Association for the Advancement aggregate tax cut. in history. Of growth. We have mada-a begto>i “Hhy jMttld tta Moise Tehombe brow. Andrade was unscathed. of Colored People said had curbed Uie $u:6 billion, individuals would nlng—but we have 'Mly b e f^ mlaillM froBi Amarfoa eiirrender Ui stronghold of face Its participation in litigation ov.er et $11 bQUoii and eotporatlons U.N. attack. raci^ discrimination. Sle remainder. I am convinced that the ensot.’ I ofi Phga Five) Diplomatic informants said they Five justices- supported the BSverylxidy, it appeared, would ment this year of tax 'reducticn believed tbe Katanga president Senate Set majority opinion. 'Three—Justices like to cut taxes. But how much and tax reform overshadows all AM A P MHHB AMAUTBIB fand yet it Ahidea them. Through was rallying his followers tor a John M. Harlan, Tom C. Clark and by vdiat method remained other domestic pro|)lems in this ^ tXAMLMF MBIIBJDB : out Africa, a class of angry young last-ditch stand to try to hold what questions to be decided. Congress. For we cannot lead for MlHTOB>B KOTB - - Btaniey Mel- and Potter ’Stewart — dissented. men Is growing. remained of his secessionist do To Wage Fight Justice Byron D. White concurred The President asked Congress long the cause of peace and free eier, now a member of the Waah- During his regime, Which be S ta te New s main. to lower the present spread of 20 dom, if we ever cease to set the Ingtoo AP staff, intervlewsd Togo in part and dissented in part. gan four years ago, Olympio, 60, The emissary waa to wain Justice Wmia’n l' J. ’ Brennan Jr., to 91 per cent levies drivlim ^ the Broad St. aUto cf A B^gian delegation seeking to offer a new rule that would permit pc^ in such cases are declared pound ’ of Togb’i troul tlonal trievlrion. ,andyra thpugta young Intellectuals InMde tired principal slump «t'the wheel Andre van Roey, (Urector-general a debate-limitation petition. portant, the ImpaUenoe of radloal the members could attend a joint at a time when Sino-So'viet fric Ghana msllke Mkrumah, young In- before bis northiXMind car veered of the Katanga National Bank, Heading a middle-ground group. Senate-House meeting to hear tions reveal "the seeds of internal youtha. t e lle ^ a la outside Ghana loose to to the le ft It crosaed tiw aouth- and Jacques . Houard, Belgian Sens. Clinton P. Anderson, D- Bulletins In Africa, young paople, ba- President Kennedy deliver his dlsintegratioB’' ■ in ■ ttie (fommunist him ta lead them in militant n%- bound Ime and struck-, tree in consul gfenera! In Salisbury, South N.M., and ’Thruston B. Mortm, State of the Union message. cam p. Culled from AP WirM aause' they usuaUy axe more ed- tlonallsinv cold war- neutmliam front of tbe Brosd St TwCA op- ern Rhodesia. R-Ky., will propose a rule under neated thim their elders, occtqty An afternoon court session was —Challenged the Soviet Union and intense socialism. posits • Hhrtford Public High Sources at U.N. headquarters in which a time limit could be ordered, beginning at 2 p.m. to make a choice between oon- pests, of greater iiAportaaoe 'than Thei Ohana-Togo situation fo IkfoooL New Tork reported that Indian clamped on debates by three- young peoplepie anywhere elae in further aggravated by the fact LANDRUM LOSES )' Quick was tsken to Hsrtford U.N. troops have taken over fifths of the senators voting. (Continued on Page Seven) (Oonttimed on Page Seven) the world. Nevermelees, an. older that' the bordeb .cuts through the Hospitayiby ambulanee and Shinkolobwe, once Katanga’s big ’Tightly organized to resist any WASHINGTON (AP) —.Rem generation still controls the key Bwe tribe. Nkruihah has Insisted nounced dead on arrival at 8:85 gest military base, 16 miles south change in the present rule re W. Pat Jennings at Virginia anfi posltloas of power. that the Togo Bwes become ajn. west of JadotvUle and about 90 quiring a two-thirds majority of Bep. Boss Baas of Tfnneeaea This fruatanatae and of Obanar^ position He had natlred aa fxinoipal of miles southeast of Kolwezi. senators voting to limit debate arc won coveted seats on the power* you^. nwy Ma 80 Juventa the Ugh aehool Nov. 1 to become The base, which once accom 19 Southern senators under the fnl Houee Ways and Meana dlrectw of the Fairfield Univer modated 2,000 to 8,000 men, was leadership of Sen. Richard B. Owner of Luncheonette Oominittee today in a secret bal sity’s teaebar training program. reported almost deserted. ’The Russell, D-Ga. lot of Demooratio House menr- unmediately after the accident sources said "enormous quantities In what may be a promise to bers. The loeer ia the three-way L. Henry ’Taykir, who took Quirk’s of arms and ammunition’’ were use the. filibuster itself in the rules Singing Blackout Blues race for ttie two eeats was Bep. place aa. principal, went to the found. fight, Russell says; "We will take Phil M. Inndrum, D-Oa., who Quick home to inform Ws wife, Rail service was reported re- advantage of every opportunity to bad administration haeklng for MacocUa, of tbe death. the post. The aotlan therefore EDITOR’S NOTE — PhU SlmaD8>scoree suburban Long Island (Oanttnned on Page Seven) (Oonttnved on Page Seven) was a blow fw tiie prestige oC owns a luncheonette, typical of communities to get the subway Hoiiae Speaker John W. MoOor- Ransom, Gbing by Soa To Sponsor BUI thousands of such small stores In for the boring, jriting ride into mack, D-Mass. 'WASHlNCraON (AP) — Ben. the New York City area. They Manhattan. Abraham Rfolooff, D’Ornn^ said lean hea’vUy on daily newspaper "Before the strike, they would Bioaxs BnA. PROPOSED MIAMI, n a . (A P )-T b e aeriil^folded at Miami International today he will oo-^ponaor the Ad- sales and the newspaper blackout buy a New York paper or two to WASHINGTON (AP)—Bep. port when the M^n'bIu m m simdua of refugaaa fnmi ,Fldel ...... fioh’a maaa tcanq>orUticn Mediators Continue Try has been a costly blow. m ê the 80 to 46 minutes spent Emannel OeUer, D-N. Y., ehatr- Oastra’a Cuba haa haltad, R ow at 0:30 p.m. Blxty^dgfat __ to ba introduced tUa week. on the subway an Interesting group were Cubana man of the Honse' Judiciary The ■ meaeure,' to be offered by By ED DENNEHT period," Simon said. "Many Committee, proposed a broad- ing aa airlift of. W Cabana and American citisenship. would break the trip from Long Sen. Harrison A. WRlluat, D- NEW YORK (AP)—"My busi acala package of elvU ilghta Ottban-Amcrioana to Miami Bun- 31 w ere Cuben natlonala' N J/, 7^ propose federal loaiui To End Labor Disputes ness is off $6(X) to $7(X) weekly. Island by having breakfast or a day. At praasnt thsre are no plana either the husband or wife cup of coffee here. On the way bills today, Inelndlng renewal and grants to help finance fa- "Because I have almost no of a proposal by the its veamnlng it. D.B. clttaendiip er their oUldren olUtiee and equipinent needed for evening papers, most of my regu out they’d get their smokes for R a d CroBB ofthdala announced were born'’iin this country. Federal medlatora today oontip-f The printers’’lowered theix two- the day. Many people now dash administration to wipe ont the entenslon, a i^ improvement ^f lar customers have lost the habit eraey teete am a voting require there wm.be no more fUMd* c m ** . The - U:B. 'Immlgratfon Service oommutcr 'eystMM. ^ uad effotta to mA the major year wage Increase demand from of dropping in afternoons and right into the subway without ryhig ransom ammlles to Cuba. refused to release names of ar stztiMB In the nation— tw o New $19 to $18 a week, and the pub stopping.” ment. OeUer saM also ho would Rlblooff, in oo-eponeoring Ua evenings. (%ars, cigarettes, can aônato a bill to require every Am Amerloaa World Alrwaya, rivals. fitat pfoce of Bena^' legiuatloh. Toiric new spaper and the Art! antic lishers moved up from a two-year dy, soda fountain, short order Simon was interrupted by a which' suyended Ita twloeKWly . The Cuban-Amerloaiui had' lived and Oi^ Coast dook walkouts. package offer of $9.20 weekly to well-dressed man who picked up school board operatiiig raelally aaid he 'wxs pleasenl to Join Wil meals—all these are off. segregated public aohoeU to MUmi-Bavana fllghta at tha onset In' the United Btatw prevkmaly liams—^who waa the author cf Hiey also sought to end a dispute one of slightly more than $10, in "You can say I’m singing the tbe Newaik Star-Ledger and hand- of the Cuban oriils laat October, and for one reason or another cluding $8 in wages. newiQ)aper' ed him a nickel. adopt a deoegrogatlo shnilar bUs in the last Oengroaa— that haa led to a strike can against blackout blues, the within six moutba. Beartagi hi not amdoua to reettoie the •-Hnostly homeelnkneaB had re- the Southern Railway Co. Mediators said toey would meet blackout, that is. I’ve had a "Star-Ledger’s a dime,” Simon in praaentlng tha measure. tho bills win bo held by the Ju ssrvloe. led to fiiefr Mtlva Cuba. ''a la aforwacdpIooMiig pleoe Publishers and mediators met wltb the printers today, and hoped month-long headache, and I'm not said. . Pan Am D06B thnt ley said they ware returning to set up a joint bargaining ses “A dime? What are you doing— diciary Committee shtotly after of laglsWtlon.” Rfiitooff said, Bunday In the New Tork n ew ^ - kidding. Some of the storra like it la organised fonnaOyi' •unday'a rstugee flight had Âmerloa. because of probl< ‘Hawed to meet many of tbe p6r sMke as it entered its 8 ^ sion Tuesday. this have had a 60 per cent drop iwofiteering?” huhtdlng food “Listen go someplace 'else. IROOO p a n a d a ^ ^ madioinaa Iq tranqMftatlan needs cf our great day. Meanwhile, the printers union in business. Luckily, I haven't ASK SPENDING CUTS C m as aaoWP^ installment on to get work, There was no clue to what tha and the mailers union voted $80,- been hit that ted.” Tbey’U charge you 16 cents. I m atrq^tan Areas. It reoognlaes WASHINGTON (A T )— Can- the ineallltonJitieoin giuuraideed lent w lfii the revoiufian. ths tlu ^ pdjslP les on which 1 puUishers of the nine shut-down 000 and $6,000, respectively, to ' Phil Simon is proprietor of a make no pixmt selling out-of-state < Oaatro for reUnee of the l,U8 Bay Jeeus Moy, a barber win left believe eny wjagh trmumor- dailies and federal mediators said. assist "less fortunate” unions af- small luncheonette located in the papers torftw 10 cents. I'm doing my gieaa generally gav* oaotleos « ( Plga Invasion prlsooers. Tampa, Fla., and returned to taticn p

HANCHESTEB EVENINa HERALb. MANCHESm, CONN, MONbAY. JANUARY 14,19«l r 'li I'liin'ii'f ■■'!*»' ■ "tW ing Ilia group with tb« gal from dmen. tba ntrast, ahd tha young fellow fr a a krennd the oomaf that o n MOMbodSy iaM thqr heard pnus- Ro<^vill^VeTiiQii^ F u w A n m U i tlefaig ttwabona the other day. Bnsenwte begins with only two **mB; WAY players, and that’s all you actual DON’T REVEAL A U » Ueletue oi Rehemd Funds In .^(Mddiits ly have to find to begin with; and MCC Concert YOU KNOW about 10 are ail you can usually Ry ALIBIED SHBDIWOU) Six motor vehi«te aertOanta, In- I HEARD IT” stand jta the house at one time. In "X ain't tsU yau averything,” stead of digging 1^ two tables of 9 r w a t t tM tim sB vesUgatfid by prilcs during > the my father onca told me when 1 wawend aitd aarly today, r t a lt - by John Gruber bridge, why don’t you dig up ah octet for music? was small. "Too much knowiadga The federal gevarBment has aaidPand by a veto by ths city ee«Mdl I i n j u ^ to tofoe peraafis and 1 admit you won’t do too muOh m whrther 'i t wnhts to continue four arrerts, Aawoiatlon with hia playing 4a^ may lead you into trouble.” We tt wm hold 8Z,898,-98l m resmvs Mra. Karioh Mortarty of 811 socialixing and gossiping while w m talking about a bridge hand, wHh projMt. making music. It’a Just Intoossl- utday s v s E ^ at ths hl|^ achool. fo r RoekvUle’s downtown fada- MoCartoy said the* total project Vernon Bt. revived facial cuts ble to discuss Minnie’s new hat It ia a pleasure nowadays to hear of course. valopmeift pregriun. but that coot la flgtued around, 11,770,000. Saturday afternoon In three-car a pianist who has devslaped a true crash on. Vernon 8t. at Lawton WiMn It fonnwii th* ll«a-#nuiybe Mom had aome piw o 1m - when your face Is full o f darlnet, North dealer hmda w a it bo BiaftB avaUsMs un- 'Ihe dttfarehbe hi coiets between nor can ycu tell Grace about the aantsbiia style on Ills Instrument, North-South vulnerable that amount and the federal gov Rd. 8ha waa admitted -to the olieatMr Ovlo Oroheatm consoli sons at Willie’s ag«; the thing to wid does not regard It aelriy as a ta tha radavelopment agenqr has special care qoM at Manchester dated wveral amaU (roapa that do is for Mom to accompany M^l- new recipe you found when your Opehlnf lead—Seven of dla- a oontrart eentroDug tba rail- ernment's abaro of 81,892,081 will lower Jaw la holding a VK^. eDustn to tha dram. mondK bo borne by ths stato'snd by tha Memorial Hotatal and hw ooiyil- had been maMnff music at home, Ua Dad may have had a sneaking Mr. Block is acEudUva .to mat- read property in the radevelop- tiqil today u reported os im and 'Z rather wondered at that ambition to beat a drum, so he gets against your shoulder. Since 1 was only aloven y m s ment araa. But there’s too much talking tara of balaaea and voioa leading old at the tone. I HHFA has todlcated that proved.. ^ Ume. whether, these people would a pair of drum sticks and a prac aa waU aa to tonal quality. Ihua News o f the eondltional naiture Mra. Norma Tidford o f Boltoh ve up making "house-music” as tice pad, and joins the ensemble. and not enough doing, anyway. en of diamonds fronj toe Wtot mmm aurroondlBg the apptpval of the May 8 is tha daadUna for aubmU- Me too. rve talked too much iso Oia opiinlnff Bato was a baautlful- ipday, I would probawy alon of pert two o f toe applioa- was charged with faUure to grant e Germans call i t AH of a sudden they find that for ly oontrtoed eocaai]^ o f what^ oan first ptMse plans for ths rads- toe rijUit ot way. Police SehT tha$ now n i shut up. So long. open the five. . ____ valopmant prrteet was rsealvad tion for loata luid grant- gAh a matter of fa c t they have about four measures they sounded ba aodoEnpilahed irito the plano- ^ father didn’t know FaUure to oomply with toe dead the Tedford-driven vehicle, pro hot Most of them still have get- pretty good, and with enthusiasm forta. On toe other hand, hla pra- II latm rtay Ira Obumioa MeOartoy, ceeded out of Lfiwton Rd. easter 1 ^ d atarted ;rith or dhetrman fo r the radevelom line may leed to ceneeUatlon by to^thsrs in their own homes. they cry “Hey, let’s do that one dUecUon fo r refinoment baoama tbree- diamondi. I f hG triod to flvG toa MBFA of the capital grant ly after atcpplag to r' toe stop One difference, however, is that a g «^ !” SuddMily they have found Century Club Sets icaaatva in tha Death oven, effec- showing that you have en ^ fem agency, from Ohariea J. H< sign, and struck toe northboujul me a diamond ruff, declarer raglota diractor.’ McCarthy Mservation. Horan safe that faU- now they can have better bal- the'joy of making music together ttveiy •maaculatlng a eompOaer would make the cwrtract. tpadee end hinting et.the ebrength ura to mast tfoi May 8 date will Vonlon Bt. car. driven by Mrs. Inced ensembles. They know and a new family bond is estab whose vigor la one o f hla aaUent of tba bend. .. ported that - the apparent usual Moriarty, in toe left side. . Mrs. somebody who plays the instru Lecture on Wines He aolved hla problem by win- procedure in approtag toe first alab mean that a u l^ u e n t costs lished. Oharaotc^bttcs. niint tha flrrt trick with tha aca incurred by toil local agency will Tedford. toep puf her car' In re ment they were looking for, be- Threo iMinibora by Schumann For Siielnweld’e H -ptgo hMkIet, p h ta plana is to have announoe- Maybe Mom can’t play the Seth KngUah o f WethersIMd of diamands fautasd of toa king- not be paid by t o e ;H lfl’A, Mc verse and bumped a stopped car, eause they found him or her in piano. Well why did you buy the came naat, tmd right hare I ^ m t "A Pocket Guide to B ra id .” t a d msnt of ths plafoi and the gnuet- operated by Bruce w . Whltehill, will speak Wednesday at 8 pjn. That lad me to believe that South Carthy aaid he understands that the Manchester Civic. thing anyway, for a piece of fur- to taka aerious M ue with Mr. had toe Mng of diamonds. Menohester Evening Rendd, Bex ing of the funds come from c m of to o u ^ tha HZIFA would not bear l7, of 609 B. Middle Tpke., po rm glad of this, for I think nlhueT It’s never too late to start at a meeting of the Junior Oeo- Btodc’a concert maimera. Ih e thrm I eventually found out who had 8818, Grand Central ltd .. N.T. 17, the state’s asnators. toe eosrt,rtibseauent to May 8, toe lice said. Both toe Moriarty and rwflHejr music in the home Is to learn an instrument. Your Intel tuty Club at the K o f C Hah. O s Humhera have noOUng whatever to ths king of diamonds, but i N.Y. Horan, according to MoChrthy, eonMnses. would be paid through Tedford oars had moderate dam haa indioatad that the Hbuktog * more fun than a barrel o f mon Ugence at 66 is equal to your In subject w ill be “What’s My do wMh each other, oonaeouently couldn’t see at first why my own Oopyright 1988 bther fodsral souroea. age. Mrs. Tedford was ordered to keys. Long ago, before the days the audience quite propCriy ap- General FMtiine Oeiik Home Flnanoe Agency's approval appear in arouit Court l2. Man telligence at 14 or threabouts. It ’s Wine,’’ and w ill Include a discus father would want to co n o ^ ^ McCarthy, plso said toa HHFA’s Bf radio and TV, not to mention rathw unfair for you to expect plaudad following ths flm t ona truth from me. ActuaUy, 1» had o f the phase oite i t a s doM not' annoancenwnt and deadline date chester, Jan. 21. H i-n and stereo, music-making Willie to learn an instrument if sion o f various wines, their K T Block in his youthhU cnoito- a good reason, and anybody who ooEwtitute a oomfiiltment to ane- inaka it imporatlve that a new ex Yeaterday morning at 9, Mlsa In the home was the rule, rather you are not willing to do the same sources, uses and methods o f ptb- clmoa woiW not deign to ao^ baa an U-year-old aen can safe euta a oontraot fo r the funds. ecutive dlreotor for the redevelop Marion Ritchie, 160 Biasell St., Hmn the exception. I ’d like to see thing. ductlon. knowledga It, however. ly peas it on. Registered Nurses Horan said toa HHFA's approv ment BgeEU^ iM appointed to suc wfis changEd with driving without the custom revived. Sure, I know you’ll say you’re Kngllsh attended Klngssvbod The aame situation recurred al allowa toe Rockville Redevelop ceed George Copans. Me. a license. 'The arrest followed a School, West Hartford, and Retania Spade There are plenty of people too busy. Give something up. WU following the socond number. MV father returned the etaht of Will Sponsor Play ment Agency to move emnd in oe- Carthy eald he expects a new di police investigation 'of an .accident aioiind who have had a little lie has to make sacrillces, too. He’d studied merchandisiiig and vini Ftaally he condeaoended to ao- euring local spimoval and to take rector wUl be hired “in toe near in which the Rltrifie-drtveh car, culture at TUfts College, Medford, apadea at toe second trick. I w mustcal instruction. Pertiaps they probably rather be out playing lowwiedge Us audleaea after the with toe ace of madea and auto- "The Pleasure o f yBe Gbto|iBay.’’ other aUpe to cOupleto appheatlon Even if an executive director Is traveling west on Hartford Rd., Mass. He is founder of the first for the loan and grant. itear BldweU St., went into a skid dim't play well enough to become baU, but you make him practice third nuntoer. UUa waa ahocMngly matlcally retuinod a spa?®* Y*' e oomedy in thrae arts, wUl be not named soon, toe work on toe members of the Manchester Civic, bectuue, you say, " I wish my folks end only Wine o f the Month Club bad manners, gratuitously insult T h e "other steps” include sub cn the icy road, went across toe rOUHG, TEHDER In America. ther got hla ruff and eaahad ths tpoEwored by the Msnehsstar Reg- second phase can be handled by but they can still stumble through had made me keep at it.” What in ing ths musical knowledge Of the " E out where we were lacking, Decker 3r. and Mrs. Wad BUSh even though deep thought A oCEmnlttee from the wuaM scalp out. Har car was towed'anray Beelzebub Rd., Wapping, today 1s so ^ y started practioally from m win rsprssent the ehib as oatt of a 84-year-old who viMn hi- aswolatlon tnoludea Mra. Ralph rttyî pUumlng commiialoo. He offered for the roUraad’a prop M ayor Leo B. Flaherty •latod cn the togle o f bia mls- would e le u ^ indioate a spado re sahl be expected this to turn would erty is determined by the - ap- wtto entEnsIve front and dSEnage. reported in aerious condition at Man in Crash Rock. Slide or Slip? scratch, too. state Junior project chairmen for turn. A dlamand return would al LaChsuast ohalrmem ta s . Hartford’s St. Francis Hospital CHOPS Bkuoe D; Wlnot, 19, of 48 Lenox QnotatioBa FUrniebed by the Ghlldrsn’e Services at Oonneo- beg^ten ocmWnatkm. Bah! bo followed by a pubUc hearing pndsal vslua, FSgm rH , an tBunoved powder to You won’t be playing sympho All of which has nothing to do low South to mrice the contract Charles Woodbury, Mbs. Reiyinond Bt., tMs ihonUng at 7:80 wSa wltb se-vere head injuries he re Cobere Mlddlebrook. Inc. nies, that’s for sure, t o t it reaUy tlout Valley HOmltal, kCddletown. Lavery, Mra. Thcenaa Damnnda. chargod with failure bo yMd the ceived in a head-on ooUirion Sat Also, bullenns for liuts Junior wHb the actual performaaca of "W hy tooUld Z give you a Bank Stocks Badly Injured doesn’t matter what you play, so Rules Out Re-election Mrs. Raymond Ward, M n . ^ R ta t right of way When making a Irtt urday at 5:80 p.m. m i Main St., Museum win be folded this month the worica. Actually, toe first problemT” my father asked. " I ’m Bid Asked LOIN RIB long as you have fun at It. There novelette was over-refined again, older, and I know what’s best. I Kvart and Mrs. WUUam Maaon, aU turn into ast Interaertfon. Police in fr m t o f toe Stats Arm oiy. are sH sMta o f coUections of mu at the home o f Vxm. Burton HU- of Manchester; M n . Edmund Town Considers Three Sites Conn. Bank and Trust Eugene Falcone, 32, of 38 Breit- the arabesque was weU played, tell you only what you need to saM toat Wlnot drove out of Ernest J. Wright, 47. of Balti Co...... 64^ 68>;4 sic arranged tor people with rudi- hut, 19 Academy S t, and next H m imofftolal became cffloialf buttered peas, eraitoerry Brown o f Venum, and Mra. W il Lenon St and struck a oar, op- ton Rd., West Hartford, was se month at the home o f Mfs. Jafftoy and toe final novelette was be know.” more, Md., driver o f toe second Hartford National verely Injured in an automobile mentary tedmiques. And they wlU at the annual RockvlUe firemen’a sauce; Friday — soacaronl and I didn’t agree with him then, liam D. Lugaa o f RookvUla. oratod by Mm. SimoEie OuoMn, 19 car, received head and chest in be “ otoes-oued” so that they are Arnold, 38K Garden Dr. cheese, odealaw, buttered beets. yond toe pianist's powers of tech For 100 Dwellings for Aged Beak and Trust Co. 55 59 accident at EUington and Pleas baaiquot Saturday night when nique and irateipretaticsL but I was Just a rebellious boy. Tickets may be purchased from FURon B t She was ta k e n up in juries. incliiding facial outs, and playable with almost any combina Milk, deaaert and sandwiches Today I know that you some- any mamber c f the eantmlttoa er the aoddent but refused medical Fire Inenranoe Companies ant Valley Rds. Saturday. He fjifilJPBBlf SEB FARBf UFB BookvlUe Mayor Leo B. Flaherty <>ne suspected in this number was admitted to Manchester Me suffered a skull fracture and fa tion of InstrumeRta. served with all meals. Umea get them handa and have at toa door. „ Town cfficlalB ooEitinued t o f station, which is unaightly, and treatment Both oara, with conoid Htfd. F i r e ...... 72 Iy 76 V4 R.ANGt True, the balance may be a Ut DAYTON, OUo (AP) — Oty Jr. announced be would not run Lake St Stood: Tusaday^ that Mr. Block bad no true bra morial Hoapltol- coiKlltlon to cial cuts and Is on the critical lb lb vura style at aU, and tola wa- to conceal the truth from your ponder today toe poasfole sites for too near the town dlspoaal area, arable firaiat and damsge, wera day was reported as improved. He National Fire ...... 119 129 \M> strange, but who cares. Did you chUdren here can team about fo r re-elcoUon. meat loaf, mashed potatoes, but partner. 100 additional housing units for which is bad anelUng, he said. towed away. Mfo. Curkin was also Phoenix Fire ...... 112 120 list at St. Francis Hospital. eiver watch Dad’s drive from a farm animals, a t^ s and farming tered kernel corn, gelatin; piclon waa. reinforced in the is In toe special .care zone at the Resident State Trooper Ronald FUEL OIL Ftlaberty, mtaoae aeoatul tenn in “ F^merailles” of U sst, which fol Daily Qneoiion elderty psiraoBs.' "Before toe federal zevermnsEEt arrostod for drtvihg without a M- hcepltal. His wife, Anna, 46, waa l i f e and Indemnity Ins. Cos. tee Sometimes it’s a bit strange, methods on a 13S-acre famUy Wednesday — homemade turkey oensa and rSgIstratioiL Boto cases Jacobson reports Falcone waa driv office expliea this December, said lowed. Here toe pedal went down Partner opens wMh one dla- STANLEY WAflNtW Mayor Franda Mahoney aaid a spends'a milUcn doUara (badtlng treated fo r minor bumps and Aetna Casualty..... 82 87 too, to t he gets fun out of it. He farm, typical of the Midwest The soup, bologna, Uverwurst or mCEid, and the next player paaa- the housing project), they want to will be heard in O U ^t Oourt 12, ing south on Ellington Rd. at 3:25 GASOLINE cusses when he lands in the rough, farm is operated as an education bia dedrion to bow out of oNloe cheese sandwiches, assorted cook and stayed down fo r long pas poll of mors toan 100 members bruises. Aetna Life ...... 124 132 p.m. when his car struck the left wiU leave him more time to devote sages, In a vein effort to gain You hold; Spades, Q-J-KtS; o f the Senior Oitlxens Club, a be sure toe people w ill be happy,” Manchester, Jen. 28. and he’U cuss when he blows a al project of the National Audubon ies; Thursday — hot dogs, N e arraoto nor injuriaa wera re Police, 'Who are still Investigat Conn. General ...... 134 142 front of a car driven by Harvey to bia lanv practice and to hie poat volume. The result was extreme Hearta, Q-9; Diamenda, Q-J-St group rt>onsored by th* town rec said Yules. ^They’re not going to ing toe accident, rejported that Htfd. Steam Boiler 109 117 Cleveland, 20, of 87 Taleott Ave.. clinker in the home ensemble, but Society by the near-by AuUwood on the state board of education. mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, but- Clabs, A-K-Qr8. be happy down there. Also, the ported in two other orasbea, both It’a aU pcut o f the game. Audubon Center. The farm was tered peas, apricots; Friday — ly n ^ d y sound. BTARin wraNESDAY reation department, ravealed iw BurrUl, a sailor, was driving Travelers ...... 168 166 Rockville. Cleveland, who had BANTLY OIL He said today- that he bad no Following the Intermisaicn Mr. What do you anyf opposition to a proposal to use land is too far away from a bus of wMoh occurred Saturday, one a Maybe you’ll end up with a purchased and donated by Mrs. bEdced macaroni .and cheese, but Answer: Bid two clubs. You eK- UlM.” bit-nm acetdent nortobound on Main St., veered to Public Ctllltiee been driving east on Pleasant Val Tb e Milk Ib a t Made Conn. History t uMl' W IM'. plans for running for any other of tered beets, celery and carrot Block did a. very good job of the t a d opposite, the Bast Ceme- the left into the oncoming traffic ley Rd., was making a left turn “ country miudc” ensemble, maybe John W. AuU, local conservation pact to bid the spades later, thus A third tract is adjacesit to toe At 1:80 pm., Alexander J. Le- Conn. Light Power 32 34 CONN. APPROVED HOMOGENIZED It win be a Dixieland combo, may leader. Dayt(m ciUsens and civic fice in the Immediate future, but sticks, brownies. three Impromptus by Chopin, and fiei:y. and struck the W right car head- into Rt. 30, police report. ■ I ^; \i'' i i;i!K 1 present 100-unlt project called May, 40, 168 Woodland S t, hod his Htfd. Electric Light be you’Q find ton in Haydn, but groups contributed $88,000 to reno that he waa “atUl interested in pol toe Fantasle-Impromptu, as weU. Members were In favor of at on. The Burrill car then slid side The accident is still under In- VITAMIN itics and government.” Vernon HJlementary School: There was sympathetic Interpre least ooivildaring toe site, he sahL Westhlll Gardens on W. Center 8t. panel truck perked on McKee St., New ...... 40 Ml 43 H M . I . 1 u lu ll you’ll be making music together vate and remodel buUdings, buy ’Tuesday — hsmbuig loaf, rice, The town bought th« land for north of Hartford Rd., when a wards 83 feet euid struck a parked vestigatioTV. G A L JU G as a fam ily en t^ rlse . O f course machinery and Iivesto \ M M \., 1 I today. Smith was unhurt in the ac took a step forward when Pa Ha waa first elected mayor in buttered pees, cranberry sauce; U ght Co. ^ r toe company ^ ^ ôk ilk . an Instltu- OKLAHOMA CITY (API- ‘T'm tricia Altobello, 16, wa'S elected 1950, and waa re-elected by a land DeFalla aa aa axtva number, in re- r id ^ not to use. it .to ^ p w d fa- they feel. However, they In- Solomon’s Arad had a short life. cident; his oar had some front WE FEATURE DIET DELIGHT DIETETIC POODS King ...... 83c Friday baked beans, macaroni onse to vigorous applause o f his “A ORBAT AOnON BHOW” end damage. The Opalach vehicle voung and energetic and I ’m glad president of Platt High School’s slide vote in 1061. EN1NITDNZ0HT il? “*• «>" Itend to get the park restriction It and four subsequent cities were tuna fish salad, cole slaw. Sand torts. "WHITE SU V I SHIP" razed there in the 400 years after received left side damage. to help as a block worker," ex junior class. SAVE 30c Over Natl Brand Also at to « banquat Saturday, wiches, dessert and rnlOc served Oenttnueoa iPreni 8:89 ®*£ott ; lifted, If ,toey can, and use the plained 80-year-oId Mrs. Myrtle This was the first time since Flro Chief John F. Aahe wa# pre- Summing up, he plays very weU 6:89-909 ”THB WAR IXyVEW' The town bought the property on . g(te unless someone comee up with Solomon's reign. Both the Burrill and W right ve with every meal. even astcnlShlngly well at tones. hicles were termed total wrecks McGuire when she volunteered 1892 that a girl has been chosen SHOP-RITE ssEited with a plaque from toe Sal- Jack PalaiEca la Pine ”MOTRRA” toe recommendation of the town I» better solution, said Yules her .services as a house-to-hou.se president of any city high school 6 OZ. vatlan Army in recogniton for toe PnbUe Rseotds Most c f hia troubleB ctem from his planning commission, to use It He said he was witing for an BUCKEi: SEATS TAKEN and were towed from the scene. Warrantee Deeds: Lottie F. youth eml WlU be remedied Ir "WARRIORS FlVr* NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP>- Wil Patrolman Kenneth Barker is in canvasser for a charity fund class. Patricia defeated two male' fire department’s work on dia^ eventually to extend Love Lane to answer from U.S, Sen. Thomas candidates. INST. COFFEE JAR Ridens to Alexander F. Grous and tone if he does not become too sslf- 8:19 Operetta Tomarreev Bldwell St. liam Zachmeir told police he en vestigating. drive. S Ok. t e tributtog new and uaed toys to Dodd to whom he wrote asking ^ C h o u 45c needy children last Christmas. WUllEon J. CSulstensen, property satiefied. He is not a weU rounded Wed.: “ H A Man Aaawesff* “NAUGHTY MARIETTA* The planning ' commission for Intervention; with the Depart tered his sports car parked in off Renm St; L R. Stlch Asso artist at the moment, and, in my changed . its mind, however, and ment of , the lnt(frior. front of a Peabody College dormi «O a . Jmr VenoB Arrest ciates Ino. to Stuart B. and Vlr- 75c AZ>ert A . Drtm, 21, o f Glaaton- lion, would do w«U to stick to now reoommende the land be used tory and dlacoverM thieves had BEAN SPROUTS, 303 TIN 2fer29e rinia S. Jones, property off Hany h, Mozart and Debussy ia his to r recreation. taken the two front bucket seats. bury, waa an estol by Conatatde Lane; Henry E. and Alma Blevins School Aid Adviied SPECIALl W U li^ Ltswell Sunday at 2 pjn. public appearances, at least fo r a General Manager Richard Mar to ’The CcEmectlcut Light A Pow wbUa FW thess composers he has tin said today he would eupport SEid charged with improper pas^ er Co., property off Main S t and STANLEY WARNIR WASHmOTON — A call for CHOW MEIN NOODLES, 303 TIN ...... 2 for 33c Ing. Dnmi la slated for a Jan. 20 toe technique semI toe tempera 8TABT8 toe development of the land aa a a t 15; Robert W. to Helm M. ment, but in some o f toe other technical aid and the training of THOUSANDS OF appearance Eit toe Rockville ses- Melendy, property off TbraU Rd. housing project for the elderly. H !-(g 1 wnriu he offered Saturday evening Democratic Town Chairman Ted 2,Q00 educators In the next five SOY SAUCE, 5 OZ. BOHLE ...... 19e ------TTN8 alon o f Circuit Court 12. Quitclaim Deeds: George E. TOMORROW years head recommoldations by a FRIHT BoOcvUe Arrest he was inderisive and wtMsvlne- esummings aaid he would be in EXTRA STAMPS Rlsl^r to A. J. Mactoi, one-balf tim. terested in the idea, and so also did task force set up by the Organ A charge of faUure to cany interest in property on R t SO; MANCHESTER------ENCORE NO COUPONS NEEDED — NO LIMff MEATLESS CHOP SUEY, 303 T IN ...... 33c DMIWS $1.00 reglatratloEi waa lodged against Mayor Mahoney. ization of. American States to John Labrle, 40, of Pinnacle Rd., Jton O. Taleott Jr. to Henry E. -Another In Oar Great Series O f 'The tract woiUd iw t be large stiHiy Lethi-Amerifcan education AU Extra Stamp Items Plainly Marked and Alma U Blevins, property ctf Vernon. tor all lOO Mahoney needs. to Stores FUlingtcm, by Patrolman Richard R t 16. enough UEiite, CH O P SUEY VEGETABLES. 303 T I N ...... 27c Bennet at 10 a.m. Saturday. La- WORLD FAMED Suggested, hut perhape. 60 units SUPERFINE brie la scheduled fo r a Jan. 29 ap Sales Agreement: Bernard G. could be built there, and 60 on SHIP COMMUNICATION- SIGN YOUR. LimajBTfinds ..SOS tins 19e pearance at toe Rockville session and Foris J. Brassard to Bernard Sleith| Injured OPERETTAS ta Hairiaon St. site. NEW YORK (A P ) — The use of of Circuit Court 12. F. and Maybelle O. McKenna, EVERY TUIRDAY The Harrison St. rite would re- portable, bridge-to-bridge radio Small White property off DEurt Hill Rd. and In 2-Car Crash qnira toa town to buy moist o f the phones as an aid in averting col A U TO M A TIC Ho^tltal Notes Skinner Rd. 8 Perfonnanoes Daily DOGYUMMIES 6 Oz. Pkgr. 17c Onions .. 8 oz. tin 2 for 37e Admitted F ^ ay: FYancls Wea- Maftnee A t 4 PJML—Bveninga A t .8:18' tad, sinoi only toa eonMr prop lisions of ships is urged by the SHOP-RITE FRESH FROZEN ton, Old Poet Rd., Tolland; Emil Lease Notice; George E. and Mr. and Mrs. WRUam H. Slaith erty at E. Oeotor St. ia owned by Hudson River Pilots' Association. Theniault, W^^ng; Edwin Marjorie B. Rlsley to toe Vemou of Sumurvisw Dr^ Vanum. and ’TOMORBOW JAN. 88ad toe town now. The radiophones, an adaptation of FUEL OIL Booth, Daurt KUl Rd.; Josephine Nattonal Bank, 10 years with op- Wanda 'retrsault of toe^tame ad- Victor Herbart'a Sigmund Roaiboig’a A tty. Hennan Yulee, counsel for wartime walkie-talkies with a 19- Liebe, 40 Mountain SL; John Cos tloiu to renew for two five-year dreaa, are la fair oondltian at toe housing authority, (qqwsed mlle range, have been used for Ready for ROUGH tello, Estelle Dr., VernoEi; Joseph periods. Manriteetar M taerial Hbapital to “NAUGHTY **Thc Student the rite near Vexplanck Srtiool. toe part two months on ships DELIVERY UNCLE BEN’S ’Tremsno, 11 Washington Bt.. Ver Release of Lis Pendens; Bruce day v ^ injuries sufferad In The. lanltal re Hear: be refteoted In the rents the elder lots on different ships to advlae W itar fofoiag hazards... ley Birth Friday: A daughter to Mr. ports. "Ah. Sweet "Deep in Kjr ly have to pay. each other on their position and Marine P v t Raymond Blanch raadi .. . e iiljr dfirknem . ; . and Mrs. William Coughlin, Old ette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Trooper William Russell of the Myat«y of Life" Heart, Dfiori’ The land k toe near toe power intention. SAVE19C O Goz. Stone Rd., Vernon. A. Blancbette of Brown Bridge Stafford Barraefcs eaid Slaith waa make tt m en hitoortant Hu b BAKER'S • roc to driro oanniDy. Tfaisii NOW! Over NaVl Brand CANS AdnUtted Saturd^: William Rdn Tolland, cotnpleted recruit traveling west on R t 140, when HEINZ HEINZ the peak o f the auto aoddent Ekiskavech, Windsorvflle; Edward trailing Jan. 9 at toe Marine turning a curve, hla ear slid Into P E a 6 0 1 J A N .itM l. YOU'LL RECEIVE BABY FOODS EXTRACTS KETCHUP Loos, Broad Brook. Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is one driven east by Attbed 01 Man- Vtetrt- SMborVa ■easori. You’d he wiae to n> Vaidila DiMharged Saturday; Mrs. Marie ton of HasardviUe. TBe two vehi ' Zrimer A Lowe’a Strained .... 3 jars 31c land, S. C. ’Ihe todootrlnatloa to view poriT auto iraaraBce, foo* ARSOLUTELY LARGE 2 Oa. 45c Shanahan, Meadowbrook Rroper diegnofila. Ahr Focoe baste ralStscy training “BITm. tne Waltars, 24 Grove SL; MMJa Review Sessions “THE n d a help. e f t « i aavee much airlmeea time. It HEINZ Paquette, Brimwood Dr., Vetncn; at lAchtad AFB, Ten. Tlw air HEINZ man attiEidsd RockriOa n g h SWIET’ Uhtetntee why ft is aeldmn wise for people to at STAMPS SWEET GHERKINS Mn. Esther McLean, K FD 1, DCXBDOleGntinnt The Maachealsr Rosirt FIREFir tempt to dlaôoe er treat themsolvae. You are VEGETARIAN BEANS Rockvflle; Mrs. Jana Blaitbraw, M Ravtow wm hold tferae B for: Hear; cafer when you ta r tiK your phsrrtetfin. STAMPS Prospect Bt; D oeuw WasMawtafii. UBycas who taels Ois 'TU Boa Ten "Donkey At Absolutely 35c M On. 2 ,^ 31c South Rd., RookvWe: Mrs. Heap ptansd en his property, reel er per^ Agate” .. SereBode” WHEN YOU PAY FOR YOUR FUEL OIL nore Stead, Dobson Rd., Vanum. sonrt, l i ufijost B t. Yea 'Win hear thro* icai YOUR DOCTOR OAN PHONE UB Whin you DELIVERY IN FULL WITHIN 10 DAYS Discharged Sunday: Mra. P a fifr S41SS Att .throe wm he hi the MuatoL I M l e f i I I I da Baker, 88 Village Bt; Hndl pel Bunding heertBg rooEB. They need a medMae: P ld i j p your pcefiertpt t a - If N o Extra Cost/ AFTER DELIVERY. OR PAY YOUR Therriault Wapptog: Mrs. Gerald riMMdag ' aooxby, or we wiU deltrer'promptly DAILEY * 0 mORBASB W W P P CinOW wftl beenSaturdny, Fab. 8. Arum Btampa isaiied upon paymext ot CURRENT BUDGET ACCOUNT BY THE BtoUi ine Walter, 84 Grove Bt; Mm. 8 to 4 pum.; Monday, Fab. 4, tram L ’Opera," “Qlannlnsv e fto in t extra eharge. A great auta pfiopk « b - Op. KOSHER PICKLE HatUe O i ^ 80 MprrlacEi B t; RERUN (AP)-Ghai1otto BtMr- 1 to 8 nm .; and Tneeday, Feh. S, Mia,” “ Sympbeny." tnwt ua with toeir preeeriptiona lia y 'we eom<- ■rat tort drtlvroy. lOrii OF MONTH. n r , master pto hrtedsr ah « Bal- pemrd youra? SPEARS Mrs. B arb^ MAtoia and dangh* fireid 8 to 4 pjn. r ------CHUBAT BINOINO ITARB w ill______iiui MMirtiai_f ter, U Bobo Dr.. Van ^ Island ooueettvs turn. Mg* Hhttiian J T m en rite is griag to, tahe, bar tohh MONTHLY OR BUDGET PAYMENTS 2 Wmt 39c le S8 Os. Jhr BIrttH Bond the Out X ZtsTopEndiim 27c 39c Mr. and Mm. pradaea at m at ana piglat ■M'* K^ra 'A.' .™SS*uaoSS»! *“"• C3!w2^55© SB l ympeot W- |iw Uttar to hoaar a f l t a K aOINvB JGWIN . 24~Hour tollagi Im 8dMol Mifli 1st party’s sbcBi IMI IM M L Heating Northeast School; tVaadu^ _ t e k 5 g a * ^ ^ LIPTON roast beaf and gravy, noocnaa. ADNi iba East Oermaa m m Burner T O M A T O , S&^poetel rate.:-"-— -v' Spedalitts / butterad oarrota; Wodnasday—asr aga«Qr, a U Cbartotta’a m m -of the 'boaM o f tex Added Attraetton Ob Our Stage COCKTAIL BiuilC 8Rt«r CnCibN NOODLB 4 sorted aoupa; tuna aalad, a g f aalad ---- — "“ " i at laaat 19 plneM m eW egde.R. MM. eOROWV lAMni t M JM b Stm t Service Peck •andwidMa, riiaaaa — — gamy fM irt m Sinte 1935 31c OepprtgM lftti (W -0-tl«i) Phont ...... - ' I, I m n -n u [ | B f GINTBR ST. OIL COMPANY t e l . m i 3-632<^ , V

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llAJiqHBIITBR JSVENlNO MONDAY. JANUARY 14. 1908 rAfls-iKiSt Hii^CHESît EVEJsniio HERALD^ IfANQW nBl. OQNM^ U W O ^ a , JAWgAWt 14, H m >14>- êating Report TPC Pondera Past Subjeetg^ BoUon France Bars .YWttiig MMM'Stfis,>avf '.t'.f It'.'B’iMih; Consider Capital Piofectg Preiiss Names 'lU . ■rsaii esoeal «------OEolenutaPa Joining In ^ Baby Has .... to t PM a0^01. ___ pw^wUH^R______^seiaiû A change in toning regulations, <9copiplained that th4 amaodtfi4Rt^ TXAB OtiD MONST S l E V i ^ W h«i ttiiqr a m -18 a ja , to zona change, and a gravel pit the TPC preparad waa too Vafus^ Niehdh^nas T bttam am mqusstoS a«( N -D efense application, all subject to past and required too mu|0h of ths ap> u to n MIMMa M pastosFrm m ii, N(r’u_-. _ pltcant. 8oh/98 modern Good toe skating weather re hearings and pending decision, are The commiasioa ti^ e d Um pfa>' Been Named... Interim O ei^ 8ris gdjSfSrJSgfS Ihaa two vMtam at ana ttaa fat (Oontianed from Page One) turned over the weekend and, al on the Town Planning Commission posed amendment until t t y h S ^ RSEailp; 'ipttM t.' though Center Springs Pond wlU agenda tor this evening. could work out the detalla, 7 ^ monoy problems have neither the submarinee nor be closed, both Center Springs 'The TPC will consider these, set subsequent changes wUl be *ub-> Norman Preum of Bolton Cen AOMITTIDD lATUllDAT: Mlm the nuclear warheads for them?’’ Annex and Charter Oak Park will a date for another hearing, and mitted for approval this evening: ter Rd., vdw was sworn In last Borrow with cohfWenoo-from l^ûjwlwldj^ttanog. . Kathlsm OoldiMn, 74 Lydall S t^ he asked. “And when we have A zone change asked in Decem Itoymond Bryaa, HaaavdvlUs;'Mr8. such a subiharlne and the war be open .from 5 to 10 o’clock. hear reports from Edward Ryb- m i tmat, itagMH weMc as Judge of probata for An 8i«U Here’S why-durli« our 85 ytam ,^^ - ezyk, the town planning engineer, ber, switching three lots on ths L of CUraBc* B. and Doite Afina Fataohsr, 3SS Oharter heads, what then will the Polaris' No ooasting wUl be permitted west side of Hendcraon Rd. from ItMirnn lUL, Andovw. Uw was born Jao- * *t Xan- dover, Bolton and CetumUa, haa m sad W ea^ caNy every kind oMuoney problerw S??. ^P*7^**y ■t; Mrs. Marion Moriarty, be worth?’’ In Center Springs Park until more when It meets at 8 in the hearing .. MMlar ntaaailal Ho^dUl. Her maternal graadpareBta are Mr. snow falls. The coasting area is room of the Municipal Building. Residence 2k>ne A to Businaos appolntad Charles NIohtdaon, for 8:M ' yamo)! S t: Frank QrlgalW, 88 He asserted that no one could 2k>ne II, is sought by the Man »’«ai Mra. A. J. Oautliier, Andover. Her paternal |rant4i>arents mer prMiate Judge, as cleric of the A ^kta BueJUand S t: Mm. Maigarat OlH- covered with ice and is termed At 8:45 the meeting will be say if, where and how the Ameri Joined by General Manager Rich chester Bottling Co., and would Mr. aad Mm. F. C. leuabert, Andover. She haa two eiaters, court for an Interim peroid. Nichol MONTIsriPAYH■NraaiaMM aoh, Andomr; Louis Hurl, 998 can nuclear armament would be hasardous. allow two lota south of the bottling b lAB A m T. M d erntMrt. 5. 1»:< Ymnm Hhu may be sure we'll ard Martin; William Curtis, super son will assist Preum with cases fta 40 JO Main S t; aoorgo Howard, BouA employed tor the defense of Eu plant to be converted to parking now pending. ------DftYMTBri&kl«y'« Joiir- understand your Wbidaor; Philip Gunther, 400 B. intendent of schools: Ernest Morse (3» BellM J BlU pawMi rope. He conceded that the .Amer of the Manchester Water Co. and area. ’ aMMdfa. iMniaat Oolemma, scm of Marvin C. and Gloria Preuss plana to sat up regular (M) n ^ r problems and will $6.72 $10.08 Oanter Bt.; Mlaa toulae BsrtMrieh, ican arsenal remained the essen William Olekslnski of WlUle’a Jam aM wim IM N. Bbn St He was bom Jan. 7 ait Manches- office hours as soon as quarters g l^ you advice and Qlaatonbury; Peter Bherldan, tial guarantee of world peace, but Philip Burgess, president of the (%^»J8ea C^y 18.07 '.1 -5 19.74 Police Arrests Eighth School and Utilities dis Steak House wants to buy the * tMF MaMiNm' TToarltaT, Hia maternal graniknoUier ia Mrs. a t bU home on Bolton Center Rd. ' 1 8) K nim tteitirs aMtannoe you msy 19.2S 2aoi 29.27 saS Bouth Wlndaor; H arvw Cleveland, said the American deterrent property to pro'vide paricbig tor ' OtadMi MmSB, VoBaad. HU paternal grandparinta are Mr. and Have been conqileted. For the im a- } giSsiu News, Ipeets and (SQ) Air Power 87 Taloott Ave., ItockvlUe; Miss “does not necessarily meet all trict, for a discussion on the Cap his restaurant at 446 Center 3t. Missionary Speaks TTf tner ’ 80.83 33.61 47JSB 89.47 ital Improvement Program. 'H n. A. a . ntawnt. lAke Jackson, Tex. ent, those wishing an appointment 36.41 39.74 56.48 106:80 Bdna ZeMnia, U Bldrldgt B t; Mra. the eventualities which might con Jo s^ h L, Diamond, 10. of 20 Neighbors stated at the 'IT*(7a • < • • • may call the Preuss hcmiA Mrs. Gilbert Schneider of Hart 11:00 i< AA-MMAOidOdM) News, Helen TiogMt, WglafSagi piaam front Europe.” Footer St., and Peter B. Ready, 17, Presented for TPC action to- December hearing that the ohang* Salaiy Parley Poetponed Sports, Weather n$i n l ^ t will be the gravel pit appli ^ Mtanw n«R 7 ^*™i daugMer of Bdgar Bkigene and Joy Ann ford, medical missionary, win IS) Teievlel* A tk mhemt C rtd lt LaPotnte, Andover; J m Fleteheiv On the subject of the Ctommon of Andover were arrested and would lower their property vahiea, A meeti^ of the board of edu 11:11 (10) T 76 Xrvliw B t; Braeat Wright, Bol- cation. the first under the town's and complained of Its "nuisance .jM hia, arndy. MW Rd., Andover. She waa bom Jan. 4 at Man- speak tomorrow at 8 pun. at a 7:U ( t n _____ ifls ir U f t Inaurmmet am Market, De Gaulle said he feels charged with shoplifting Saturday . -dkMtar MmoHal Hoapltal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. cation and the teachers’ salary 7.:1» («» Mm of (4Q) Steve Alim 8lra« h u u at group rmH tlinorf, liM: Britain occupied an economic po new borrow pit regulations, sub value.” conunittee, schaduled for tonight, meeting of the Oommunlty Bap T-.I8 < l-4Mn Saketaa U :» tW Movie ^ _ afternoon. Police said the two boys mitted in September by Bussak Tltre TPC will also set a date ■al IMa Omrlea GouMte, Andover. Her paternal grandpar- CimMorie U:M (»dQ) Toid|ht (C> ADiMITTBD TB8TBROAT: sition incompatible with the Com- haa been postponed to Jan. .31 At tist Church WtNnea’s Mission So mon Market But he said that if. "“id a third youth were caught Bros. Inc., and the C. R. Burr Co. for its next public hearing, and . aaM a n Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Sellen, Sufaula, Ala. the request of the teachers. School (MLTbe Bsaasaid ( 8) Steve Alien Show Miaa Gertrude Abbey, 813 B. Mid j ciety in Fellowabip HaU. Her topic lAW) Man’s Word 1:00 (I) Movie dle Tpke.; WUUam Mahaffdy, 86 Britain wishes to reorient its econ- leaving the Grand Way Supermar- The application was tabled hear reports from Rybczylc Supt Philip Liguofl has recoin- win be “The New Hope Settlement, SEB 8ATUBDAFTI TF IFBEB FOB OOMFLETB LUIDTO omy it will be welcomed by the, Iret at the Parkade with their while Rybezyk worked out 'de The commission wlH consider O bBMw DnaW James, son of Paaquale and Margaret Cafro, mmded that the hoard make a de Florence Bt; Bandra Humphrey, :. Britain resumed negotiations in M Mailila Bt Ms maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. served as missionaries since Janu Waranoke Ed.; Mra. Vera Aagall, Brussels today for entry into the! Harttord excavation with the applicants. hearing. Croasing Rd. that the school pick ary, 1947, sponsored by the North MAMCHIfni SHPWMia PAMUlM A change in the zoning regula To'wn officials will Join the TPO Zondds, 93 Hilliard St. His paternal great-grand- up poM at RL 8 and Steele’s Radio Bhst Hartford; Mra. Hielma King, continental trading tradlne bloc. France I P«amond and Ready were detained fatlir Is Flia^ Farr, 125 Charter Oak St. He has a brother, Amerloan Baptist board. Tliey West WlUington; Mrs, Stella Wes-, has been cool to the application.] by police authorities in lieu of $100 tions. that would govern the es at 8:45 to consider the Capital Im Crossing Rd. be' changed. H m were stationed in the British (nto Mfaw M aito «0y < I At 19 sir UdUfatMto 382 Middl* Twmpilw Weal bonds. Diamond’s case was sched tablishment of golf courses, was provement program for the com -mmsaA 9%; m d three riMers, Donna, 10, Ann-Marie 6, and Crowleys consider the location ton. TaloottvUU; Mrs, Lena KIm De Gaulle said Britain had proposed in November by a cor ■ Mary dm , l. Cameroons, which since gaining length, glib . shrtliAS cany short I). Coventry; Mrs. Nancy Karts, Sl> ausked to Join the (tommon Market uled for Circulft Court 12 in Man ing six years. • * . . . hsxardous. 2nd floof'■ ■■ MHchoM 3“2733 chester today, and Ready’s was poration which wants to start Under the town’s proposed com- Methodist AottvWm irtdependence.in 1981 ia known as B. Blldriiige S t; Mrs. Ida' Bean, but on its own conditions. Britain, Btasle, Ihilln itiia, daughter of Jon S. and Bliaabeth Steele, the Federal RepuMic of . Camer- ■■ a»alHiiMttLWt.1lwn.-lllilW«*.W.-»4ll8Mw8iA he said, is insular, maritime and continued to Jan. 28. a course on Keeney St, preherLslve plan of development, Mlm Maijmrle Stephens will be Sufflejd; Jttditfi Andsraoa; Richard Castle, 16, of Granby, Another group, seeking to de the TPC would coordinate all fu ' t t HWdl Dr,, Vernon. She was bom Jan. 8 at Manchester Me- the guest speaker at a conf arenoe oooa. West Africa. Bouth Wtoidiwr; Lorraine Smith, linked through the British Com agHtM HoapMal. H ^ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The first four years the monwealth with distant, diversi now serving a Jail sentence at the velop a golf club in the Buckland ture capital improvements to in- for parmts and workem of United Andover; Stanley Bmyrskl, Well- Cheshire Reformatory, has been area, applied for a variance for s:'”-- orderly growth. riadaill* 4m e, 94 Oxford St. Her paternal grandparents are Methodist Church At 7:80 tonight SriuMders lived among the primi wood' Olrole, Roekvllie; Miss fied countries. Britain’s economy Mr. m d Mrs. AHMd Ste«de. 199 Porter S t tive IttmbUa tribe, shout 400 miles Dr. ABovt a. mostly is commercial and industri- charged with three counts of the puiTose from the zoning Town officials wlU discuss the at the church. The theme Is "Obe- IISII Blaine HeCartan, 84d Keeney Bt breaking and entering with crim board of appeals, only to be told proposed Improvements and ths I \ • * • * * dienoe and DiacipUne.” from the coast The last ten yeara David Thompaon, -16 Andor id with little agriculture, he went were q>ent organixlng and admin on. inal intent, on a warrant from Cir that such permits were not in the role of the Ehghth District and ths R f iiawiil. Fader Jaaaph, son of Joseph C. and Constance Des- The Woman’s. Society Cbiia- Mira. Oertrude Mothea, 87 W. )6un cuit Court 12, Manchester. A dcie ZBA’s Jurisdiction. privately owned Manchester RF1> S. Skinner M ., RoekvlUe. He waa bom Jan. 8 at tian Service will meet tomorrow istering the first leprosy control ., Rockville; Mrs. Jeannine "In brief,’’ De Gaulle said. program in Bcunenda Province of 7:00 'The nature and structure of for (xnirt appearance has not been At the TPC’s November hear Water Co. in the development of ______Memorial HoepttaL HU maternal grandmother is at 8 pm. at the church. A program tt a < iivriton, 18 S, Alton S t; James set. ing the counsel for the applicants the community. ''i t a . Gtedyn FtogTomkl. Falmouth. Mass. Hie paternal grand- is planned on guiding Children and the Cameroone. The couple gave 7:10 Plera L _ aDuim, Olairtonbury; Mrs. Joyce Britain is profoundly different aMdhar la Mrs. Miwy Desmond, Weymouth, Mass. He has a youth toward an imderstandlng of medlcaL social and spiritual help S:S0 Toelmt At Mr Flaee DOUBLE Sw anm , Hebron; Argcntlno 01- from the continental states.” He 1:00 siiB on _ ~lMa(kir, Chris, 6; and three sisters, Jeanne, 4, Eileen, 2, and money and its use. The program, to Gie lepers of the province. Mrs. anfagtlone, OlastoifiMiry; Matthew said this posed a great problem entitled “We Give Thee But ’Thine Schneider, a nurse, was part of a S:IA News. Spona and' I on how to fit Britain into the ' S m h i. t:SS Market R ep^ WORLD GREEN Minor, C ^ t a l Lake, Rockville • • • • * Own,” has been arranged by Mrs. medical staff supervising the i:M Three Star Bxtia Mlohari Tuma, Berkeley Dr., Ver Common Market. Ibtyln, Fatrieto, daua^Her of AJfcie and Baihara Matyla, 34 Charles W. Church and Mrs. Betty treatment of about 2,000 lepers In 7:0s Convereatlon Piece non; David Btamard, 248 W. C*n- He added, however, that there Haddad. Refreahmentt will be 17 out-patient clinics, and more 7:10 News of WerM C.OSH SAVINGS has sometimes been reason to BMm Dr., Vamon. She waa bom Jan. 8 at Rockville City Hoe- 7:4 Sute w uolm Meea tor St; Kevin Fogarty, Bmily Dr. pBB. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. JMm served by Mrs. Kenneth Perrett than 400 lepers ll-ving in the set 10;W liW beet VemCii; Mrs. Bmma Verona, An- think Britain is considering trans 7>1gfc—, RodevIHe. Her paternal grandfather is Joseph MAMa, and Mrs. Ruasdl Moonan. tlem ent U:00 News STAMPS dovarj ,Mrs. Gemma Dubaldo, 59 forming Itself to apply all the RaclEalUa. Her paternal grandmother U Mrs. Bernice Ondn, W aths^ Set A display i3i African handicraft Irving B t; Mrs, fkace Shea. 40 ffiithan Hale , loins Nuclear Fleet conditions accepted and practiced F irst RedkfOle. She has. a brother, Paul, 4; and three ststera, Jo A workabop is planned for a and color slides will be shown. Ftielpa Rd.; Stephen Provoat, 28 tonrimiing the life It will spend in the service of iU country, the nuclear powered submarine Na by the six Common Market mem Aaa, 7, Jadrie, 5, and Teresa, 2. meeting of tim Ladies Benevolent The Schneiders and their two Mulbdrry B t; Mrs. Olive Mloker- than Hale roHs down the ways Saturday. The crew which will board the sub, named after Cov bers. Society tomorrow at 8 pm. in the children, Evan and Linda, expect wm, 86 Trout Stream Dr., Vernon. entry’s patriot, will carry Nathan Hale medaUlone presented at the launching by First Selertman But the question now, De Gaulle parish room of Btiaed at 0L Maurice Church inary. Mr. and Mrs. Rlishard Tarca, 842 yesterday were .Kevin Scott, son of ‘Die Barbara Gifford Circle. MATERNITY NODS break its ties with the free trade arplllk. and. Mra. Stanley Natkawici;, ElMngton. He has five FlIEl 0!! Center St; a eon to Mr. and Mrs DISCHARGBD YESTERDAY: out forests, cannot be rafted, and ares nations. He said it is up to beoSpra, Mariaii, 7, Daniei, 6, Thomas, 5, Joseph, 4, and John, Mr. and Mn. T ilton Meaalnier of Community Baptist Church, will Ronald Warner, Storm; a daugh Brazil to Try Jute roadg are lacking. Rt. 44A, Coventry, and Brian host the meeting. The Reed-H!aton Mra. M argaret Mader, 113 Wad Britain to reply. a alBer, Debra Ann, 3. ' Bras •— €MriDeA^^!^^*TI^ris ter to Mr. and Mm. Armand Au- dell Rd.; Mrs. Helen Chemlstruek, Referring to possibUltles of a George, son of Mr. aiid Mrs. Jo Circle is in charge of decorations. b u t 91 Oak St.; a eon to Mr. w d BRASILIA ^ BraxU i« consider REAL CAT BURGLAR GREEN seph F. Curry of Jtduiaon Rd.>Oth- AT 1 Fern St., Rockville; Alan and ing building a mUl to make news- torger Atlantic community, in tBehOUnger, Stephen Franda, son of Francis and Marilyn Mrs. Samuel Teller, 90 Tracy Dr. Bruce Dyjak, Windham;. Allan "BSl TTMORB, Md. (AP) — Mrs. which the United States would J 5 T A M P S . _er, 209 OtaAtr St. He was bom Dec. 9 at Hartford Hos- ers baptised recently are Ckegg COOPcrcATiVE BIRTH YBSTHRDAY: A p ^ t from the Jute left after the Raymond, son of Mr. and Mra. the detection, identification and Webb, 131 Glenwood St.; Anthony extraction of cordage fibers. Mildred Lltz reported to police presumably be the leader, be said matertial grandparents are Mr, and Mira. OaiKcn A. bitercepticn of unidentified or hos Ol- ( M\ll’ \ \ V daughter to Mr. and Mra. Oari Mozser, 81 Oak S t; Harlln Bunn, that a burglar who entered her this might be Justified in the eyes 348 W.' Oentar St. EBs patermd grandmother is Mrs. FMllip Madorc h f. Cedar Swamp O p M , Qothberg, Andover. Brasil is rich in viegin timber but Tuesday • Wednesday! Rd., Coventry, and Karen Pearl, tile aircraft attempting to pene Glaxie/s Andover; M ra Gladys Klescsew- the use of trees is imeconomic be home stole a $80 money order and of s(»ne but that thia was not . SdinHnger. Rm t VHndsor Hill. M s paternal grandfather trate the North American Air De r.:. I ■ \ • - i : i ' i BIRTHS TODAY: A eon to Mr. two cartons of cigarettes — as what France wanted when it daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oonct aad VTalfArat Mksp and Mra. James Mulready, 84 akl. Upper Butcher Rd., Rockville; cause the ones suitable tor making lUngar, Hartford. His maternal great-granîar- Norris of Sycamore Rd., Bplton fense System. He is being reas 881 BlAla W«d., TliBn. Craig Smith, 82 S. Main St; Alan well as her parakeet and her cat. Joined the Common Market. —JiÂrs Mr. and Mrs. Geotgre Bagshaw, Homestead 9 t, and Mr. signed to a permanent baae- for Woorklge S t; a son to Mr. and newqrrint are scattered through- a a i 'lCrB. W. H. tmwrence, W. Center St. His paternal great- Lake.' . Mra. William Jenkins, CXiaplln; a Fletcher, Wapplng; Mrs. Eleanor St Maurice Council of Catholic duty in his new specialty. and Friday Wheway, Wapping;' Ronald SpU- gniWfathers are John SchOUnger, Bdton, and Harold Hansen, The lieutenant is a University of son to Mr. and Mrs. James Penio- Women will meet tonight at 7:30 do, Bast Hartford. lers, 42% Woodbrldge S t; Mrs. nim thR. m ^ ^Ta. • • * * * at the chufeh for recitation of .the Connecticut graduate He ia mar TMtPJd. Barbara Phelph, Tolland; Karen The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS ried to the to rm tr Carol J. Genta DISCHARGBD FRIDAY: Rosary, after which they win go Arthur Willey, 71 Green Rd.; Mrs. Matber, Stafford, Spripga; BUeen r, Mark Andm aqa of Jesn-Claadmtpd Judith. Jadcson to Watktais Store in Manchester of R t 85. 8 Stock FI. He waa bora Jan.'19T«t Manchester Me- Recreatlon Notea Rlith Brown, 58 Spruce St; Mrs.- Hamois, Weaf Staffora; Tbomaa for a prognun on Interior deco Dear friends, Dorothy Fisher, Bast Hartford; LaValley, Glastonbury; Mn. Cor- HoepHal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. rating. A ski fashion show wffl be com 9 M. Jadcaon, 82 Cushman Dr. Hia paternal grandparents bined with the first meeting to Linda Rand, 24 Walker S t; Mra. rine VassUopuloa 7 Country Lane, ,r Women to Meet ' PRE-ARRANGEMENT is a sensible way to PhylUa Sturtevant,, Wapplng; Vernon; John Dewart, 487% N. f|r. and Mra. Robert Peltier, 124 Maple St. '' Mra. Haxel Lockwood will en- night of those Interested in ski STEAK instruction. The seesien will be relieve yoar family from having to make de Merman CeUUia; Wapplng; Mr*, MaUi St.; Mrs. Sylria Cfs^, Heb ^ ;:-t "V- •' 'terUUn a t a meeting of the Wom held at 7 o’clock at the Cbnunu- cisions that may be perplexing, or diîcult. norence Treadwell, 411 Center ron; Mrs. Anng Andrulot. 506 worn Mi chad Sherwood, son of Sherwood and PatHoiA Ouinan en of St. George's Spisciâl Woodbrldgs St.; Mrs. Carla Oott- lij,' Roes Ave., Coventry. He was bom Jan. 10 at Manchester nity Hall. Those attending are S t; John Plano, 296 Hackmatack Church tonight at 8 o’clock ill the asked to bring their skis arvl Middle St.; Joseph Swensson, .07 Pros schalk, 69 Woodland B t; Mrs. Savings Bank Life Insurance Hospital. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and parish house. Women’s groups equipment Most famiUes are not prepared to deal with pect St.; Ralph 'Von Bcker, 500 Marjorie Mangun, 69 Green Manor MTa^.^P. J. Gulnan, Fox Trail, Coventry. . HU petem al graiMlpar- Crcm Second Congregational Rd.; Mrs. Marguerite LeToumeau, «otp AT* Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rose Sr., Cooper tjane, Coven^. Charles Lathrop of the insur the many problcma that confront them when Keeney St.; Frank Freddo, RFD Church In Coventry will be guests. ance advisory board will discuas Turnpike 1; Robert Atwood. 78 Frances 138 Brookfield S t; Howard Plank, The annual meeting of St. insurance for ski program partlci- death occurs. Dr.; Frank Reed, 65 Prospect St.; Wapping; Mrs. Mary Parla, 165 W. i'Wnasak, Dahoiwh Lee, daughter of David and .JMargery Pack George's Blptscopal Church will panto. Cost Debra McLaughlin. Coventry; Middle Tpke.; Charles Pickett OomAk, 57 Weaver Rd. She was bom Jah. 9 at Manchester Me- be held next Sunday night.'-Eve Men and women who can help SHOULD You wish to Imow more about our Miss Prudence Kuhrt, Glaston 613 Main St.; Mrs. Dorothy Rea m ottd Eb>q>ital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ning prayer will be said at 6:30 in any way the b rs’ beuwball pro IN MANCHESTER bury; Walter Kicking, 01 Chiuter pm., dessert and coffee wQl be 03 pre-need funeral guidance we wffl w illin g gan, 60 Lenox S t; Royal Pihl, 40 is your WUnam P e ^ ’ 27 Gerard St. Her paternal grandparent! are Mr. BEST BUY!! f lR L O IN PORTERHOUM gram are urged to attend a meet Oak S t; Francis Coama, 508 Cen served' in the pariah by a com Brent Rd.; Robert Burgess, 6 aad Aha. Edward Ooaaak, Brookline, Maes. ing tonight at 8 in the town ef- answer your questions without any obliga TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ter St.; Mrs. Bliaabeth Woodk, Burke Dr., Rockville; Joseph No- mittee of women headed by Mrs. ricee oonferenoe room. Officers of 181 Glenwood St.; Tom Harring Edmund PCreshiha after the serv tion to you. voaatty, 16 Bunra Dr.; Mrs. Greta the baseball association wIH be ton, Willimantlo; iMra. Blisabeth Raradls, Fort‘Kent Maine; Ed ice and before the annual meet riected. Steele and daughter, 11 Heidi Dr., ing Is convened. ward Walters, 48 Church S t; Mrs. MON., JAN. t l , 8 FJ«. Sineerdy, Rockville; Mrs. Catherine Soarea Augusta MlkoUte, Wapplng; Mrs All members of the'Church are Manchester Bvenlng Herald Bol and son, South Windsor; infant ; f r e e l e c t u r e urged to Attend the meetiiig in RiU WandeU, 82 Baldvrin Rd.; ton oorreapoBdent,' Grace MeDer- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ch*ryl Tyroe, Andover; Mrs. Anna the parish housel mott, Mephone MlUAril 8-8588. cHucirm K Bitter, Wapplng. Assigned to Sheppard D1S(3HARGBD SATURDAY: Incandella, 59 HoU St.; Courtney Airman Basic Richard H. Te- Stanley PelleUer, Wapplng; Tucker, RFD 1; Miss Josephine trault, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hfenry Tbomaa Raimondo, 38 Lilac St.; Axelson, 80 Hackmatack S t; Mra. F. Tetrault of Suimydale Lazw, Is Mrs. ChrlsUiM Parke, 17 Cole Janice Schaschl, 466 W. Middle IREALTY being resigned to Sheppard MTS, SELECTED Tpke.; Blaine Goulette, Andover; RUG and S t; Sherwood Potter, 57 Cooper My Family Top Round or Cubo ^ 99« Tex., for technical trahiing iui a CHOICE Hill Bt; Mrs. Irene Petroski, 18 Iifrs. Frieda Hackner and son, United States Air Force mitBile Bunce Dr.; Mrs. Jennie Hutchin- Windsor Looks; Mra. Patricia Top Sirloin » 1-^ mechanic. UPHOLSTERY T^lliam ^ Quisk funeral 3 Come. ^nc. aon, RFD 2; John Reed, BnUna Rose and ' son, Coventry; Mrs. has Airman Tetrault, who «>m- Lane, Rockville; Mrs. Gladys Fal Carolyn Andrewa and oon, 81 Round Ground ^ 89« COURSE l^ted the first pbaw of hte mili BBS MAIN STRKKT Ion, 32 Bank B t; Mrs. Cora White S t; Mra. Marilyn Cham ATTENTION LICENSE APPUCANTB tary training here, at Lackland CLEANING Brown, 116 Oxford S t; Mrs. pagne aiid daughter, Lebanon; Mra. PUNNED MBK and WOMEN, yoimg or old, regardless of previous expen- AFB, Tex. was selected for the MANCHCSTKR. CONNKCTICUT. Ruth Canfield, 151 Glenwood S t; Donna Kuhn and son, Coventry. enCA K you are over 21, you can be a real estate broker merely qrecialixed course on the h a ^ of TEL. Mi 9-1752 Michael Presuttl, 87 CourUand DISCHARGBD TODAY: Sandra by. muring an examination. Obtain your license and enter this his interests and aptitudea. Re is St; Frank Piaeh, 377 Hackma Humphrey, 11% Walnut S t; Rob SEDUMTY ------Perfect Partners For Steak------ricMy rewarding profession. You can start on a part time basis a 1961 graduate of Manchester or FILLET of SOLE tack St.; Mra. Wilma Barker, 86 ert Widen, 11 WUlaid Rd.; Harvey on pDur own or Join the staff of an established real estate firm. High School. Ml 3-5747 Falknor Dr.; Mias Eleanor Four- Cleveland, 87 Talcott Ave., Rock- • Protects father, mother and Ou^ course offers the finest license exam preparation available, Oompletee Training Course nUr, 88 WlUkrd Rd.; Donald vlUe; John Young, 37 Elm S t, children under one policy for as Wdl as teacldng you how to open an office and be successful Second Lieutenant Charles Af- FRESk Manning, 61 Marlon Dr.; Mra. RoekvlUe; Mrs. Dorothy Devii)B, Mushrooms ^ “OO in tba real esUte business. Attend a FREE FIRST LECTURE tosmis of North Haven, has com Julia Haverl, 12 Tumhlebrook Wapplng; Mica Ruth Sundatrom, one low premium. on^Monday, January 21, at 8 P.M. at the YWCA, 282 Ann St.. pleted the United States Air Force Garner's Cromwell; WUUam Sweet 29 HoU SOLVE YOUR AT OUR Dr., Veraon; Thomas Davidson, • Children born later are au HAttford. For free guest tickets and brochure, write or phone technical training course for weap- « GHISW ()I.I» v T FISH DEPT. Older va n Rd.; Bolton; Mrs. Carol St.; BmUe Leveaque, 43 Perkina YILLOW MCRtSE COLLEGE, 183 Ann St., Hartford. JA 2-2281. ccu cootrMlers at Tyiidall AFB, Wo (ii\o (»n'rn Sl,unpM QuUty, 18 Bllw e Rd.; Mrs. Arlene S t; Peter Robinson, North Coven tomatically included at no Onions 97a. L t Aftoemia rvas trained in 'COUr ROOM Roche, 709 Main St.; Scott Mac- try; Mrs. Judith Peltier, 3 Stock additional premium. Laohlan, 88 Strickland B t; Cath PI.; Mrs. Judith Sauer and daugh M sot and »rsducs 9 tk ss BWseHvs Tuos, and Wad., Onlv erine Torxa, 19 Brie Bt.; Alfred ter, Tolland; Mra. Frances Jonu- • If father dies, the family’s HEATING Goulet, 188 Cooper Hill St.; M n. sauskas and daughter, 890 Vemon insurance continues j'ust as Glotla Richards and son, 183 N. S t; M ra M a r g ^ Gnsaalr and Blm St.; M n. Kathleen Makoul daughter, 57 Weaver Rd. though he had lived . . . but WUlfenantlc; Mrs. Constance Des without payment of pre ORANGE NIOKEL STOLEN PafA ST - CREAM STYLE and son, WilUmantlc; Mrs. Con miums. ■ICHMOND - GREEN OR WAX stance Desmond and son, Skinner NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. (AP)— CARDINAL R(L, RodkvUle; Mfib Ohriatlne Thlevea broke into Ae W. and K. • Disability Benefit pays NOTICE Pariu, ,17 Oole S t; Thomas Ral- warehouse during the weekend Family Policy premiums if BXOONBnTUXED BAOndoj 38 Lilac St;^Stanley Pelle- and stole 76 drums of powflered Sut Beans Sweet Cor ttor, W api^, nickel ingots worth' about $40,000 father becomes totally and permanently disabled before ^ 16-OZ CANS ^ 9 * QUART age 60. SA V I 7c Are You Satisfied With • Generous dividends, as earn SA V I 4c * Suburban ed, start the first year. Lib NOW eral cash and loan values for PMAST PMAST - SMOOTHY The Present Town R/lanager MOVENT LEASING . . emergency needs. 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a basic layout :wMch dub 4 a d tbe .1k«al| . rtehaiMi m ^1 9 A, Thootkt f«r Today , Rec to Organise Leans 'O UMjer ertUefsm toward ^t>>s - Owner M Luncheonette lary duct oif tho 1^000 prlntaya and their Sponaored hy the Maacheeter Model TindiiR Club laid, tha room win bs open to *11 Cut M dM dp, 'Which coiled the origi OoaBcU at Obarehes members si* days ei^ evenings a M n . LtoMhi nal itrika whldi has since wuilc* r, The town recreation dapartmont For ttmtbbr toformaUon, t ^ Mfs. S ra Ruth PMunton. 48, of m h o Mgn at covapromlsing Its The U fd Bvertasting ~ Singing Blackout Blues (Read J6hn 8:14-31) Is planning to brganifs a bsodsl iatorsoted can oeQ tbs rsorsatlon .5 BiUionl II Ohsstsr Dr„ disd last night at original demoads. railroadiag elub for adults nnd ofHos SI School 8 t , MaaHisstar Memorial Hospital "For God so loved the world, (OaattMNd fram Faga Oaa) after a long Illness B y 0 4 p U .P successes had come For moot poopie, we think, the ehlldran at tha MmE Aide'lleerea- tonuu fu gu Om ) ily to xrsas of traditional Re- (CwnttaitsS trass Fata> —iU v a i^ tha ban boass of a roads Into Dsmoeratto etrsngth in a series of completely unexpected glme with aid m m Ohatuu turn of rwsent record. «co r«n f m BIUDOIIPOR'^ Jan. 14 (A P )— |ago Whan aha cloosd her shop and Preridem .'Hwama Nknunah Of . CAnHr MtU by prolongtag itadf now, or by little life that we now'live for a could get them. be had Fell' 8, at the GaMen buUd a track layout with eoinery leaUlattvo program wbleb, apart Hia powBblUty of a striko has been | boesmo aa employs of tbs d it and mstropoUtan aroas, an AaaMtotsd Republican successes to local con MANCHESTER SESSION a*-'’' ”ing victory on anything ap few days here in the fleah. Noth Simon's spot Is only a lew Grove off Keeney EL at 8;S0 pjn., and trlmmlngn In a large room.aet the U. S. Dppiurtmsnt of Agrfci^ ftSTtaxwirJn^to from too pro- PTsas survey of toe 8WB slsetion tests to . the South, tactudlhg a Ghana has been the target of eev- »*it««**»*»* f.w H*S9 injectod Into current coatraet ns-1 curl Baauty Btudlo, Host Hart- Mtos MarjMle E. Lyttle, 88 eral bomb plots and ms gevem- ing so belittles human accomplish blocks from the Long Island Press )t was announced .today, aside by tbo department for tlilo turn In 1I8M1. the Meed orsatlon of a domostto lOtlatlona betwsan the Bridgoport | ford. abowod today. . sweep of all posltlona to three M c*^**.***** &«o #.ro proaching its own tarms—this building.. Ironically, .he can’t get Frank Bcheibeq^flug Is.' gsn* farm dwellers deoUned by alww Laurel St., today waa filled 1100 ment had accused Togo of narbor- X«80 ' litt ments as the certainty of death. puipooe. bMce ettrps to onactmsat of toe Oas Oo. and ths UnHsd Mins I Survivon Ineluds her husband, WbUs Democrats m a B d ^ cd North Carolina counties and eloe- •••«•••••• sMka threataas to kill off one or deliveries of this dailydally paper,paper the eral. chairman f o r . this yaiaâ Donald Clarkn g well-known sad,000 which more than M m after she pleaded guilty to evad tog Ghanaian eonaplratqrs. •3(^ <48 Nothing can be lonelier than the era] , chairman Sôaraplaa. ^ , W oriura V It . Liaeoln PearetSA o f Mancheo- their traditional hold to BoW srn tlon of four Ooorgia Iralstotors more of Uie newspapers which human life that Is lived without Press IS' publisbtaw editions ' only event.. He will bt asststed by model railroad enthusiast will be to y growth to farm piqWIatlon Cpngrsss arranged a special rural areas, toe HOP contliwad to a net gain of two. ing responsibility. A second charge The Dahomey govermnent, con for Nassau and. Suffolk counties from btrUis. AlUiough the .189 production [te r;.« stotsr, Mra. Ctoorge Lovell ?^BB88 have hitherto managed to survive faith In the Lord Jesus CSirist. Cletto Zanlungo, leeretary, and la ebargo of tha chib. He has de- joint session to too House oham- workero represented by the union |8r, of Ashford; itod two. brothers, chip away to the cities, a In Alabama and South (MroUna operating a motor vehicle while cerned over me Olympio assuto — ------to «xcliulr«Iy In hia great heart of love God out on Long Isliutd.. Thomae McKinney, treasurer. bw to hear too President dellvsr Republican senatorial candidates sination, cent lie foreign and fi Oa^ republioiUoB of In New York City. Newsday, published in suburban have not yet token a stflko vote, j Madison Doxoey of Nowport, N, H„ under the influence of liquor wae knows our every need, and no one Others planning the event in^ the addite- such a vote "Is oertatniy possible," j end Lyle Bell at Milftnd. |raraisa4 XRrigbt James Martin find W. D. Work nance ministers to Accra to ap thto Mper What tha strike which is run better knows our desperate plight Garden <3ty, la delivered to the elude Joseph Fteaut' of ’ O0. .I, KMitody Baawtbed bla tax pack. ^ D. WrtgiBilinrirar man Jr. ran remarkable statewide noUed. peal to Nkrumah not to intervene - -— ------Hsfaed here. store. But Simon is able to get said Eugene FIniek, a unkm aego-1 Funeral asndoes will bs held Hew Ensign ning such a lis'* is asking for it without filth In Christ than our Brad Fuller o f Ce. 3, Tliomaa Mor ,g« as "a ftoc^ly responelblj yestorday. juke the North, too South aoenu races before succumbing to Bens The case stemmed from a Dec. in Togo. j jBC-.iybUeaHOB of •pedal— only the same amount he received row of Co. 3, and John Caikblno Thursday at 1 p.m. at ths Holmes Navy Ensign James A. Ma 20 accident. MiM» are alao reaerred. self is e new contract which gracious Father in Heaven. Be prognm---WS ôert| todloatsd that the ttilon|Fun«|d', Funeia] H Homs,o(Im.* 406 400 Mato SBt t Ths Tha on Its way to a sltuatlm where lister Hill and Olto D. Johititon Nknuhah reportedly promise*! cause H» knows us so well, and daily before the strike started. of 06. 4, all of the dinner and ruria dtotrloto era largoly ono- respectively. honey, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wil Leonard D. Pierson, 26, of 97 grants additional wage and bene , .. agree to ROv. FsUx M. Davto, pastor of Bee- liam Mahoney of 17 Highland Dr., the minlsteriel mission that he because He loves us so much, God What’s his biggest single prob music committee; Walter Holland balaniBod! budgrt whtle I Datoocrato o m He Some races were affected by lo Mather St., today pleaded guilty would not interfere "In any way lem? Sale SfartfiaThU Montayl submlt dtopiitos over-vacant Jobo oad- Omgrsgatlonal Church, will Wapptiw, received his commission to driving a motor vehicle while itattaea. The fit of eoine 888 a week for the gave ua His only begotten Son o f Co. 1, Harold Parrett o f Oo. 3. full otoWoymairt o c o o ^ . ’’ to aikltratloB. - - - — - . re fierce. battloo for cal Issues. It is unlikely, for ex in the Togo interior conflict,” ac ency—New Richard'McCabe of Co. S and ofndaU . Burial will bs In Towm,. W to tho U.8. Navy at graduation under the Influence of liquor or membera of the \mion. that we might be delivered from 'The loss of the New York Although proolao dowla wont The oompapy, however« wants send Cemetery, Andover. urbaa and aiil rban cengrasalonal ample, that RepuUican Ed Fore cording to a statement issued ir. Boatoo. sin and death, and that we might afternoon papers. I sold' 700 copies Raymond Henneqiiin of Co. 4, on bo rovwied until totW thia month. man would have had such an easy on Dec. 21 from Officer Candidate drugs, end Judge Douglass B. lUDIT BinucAV o r We hope it is poasible to label a "to be able to decide how many FriendsNmay can at ths funeral seats, School at the Newport, R. I. Nava) Cotonou, Dahomey's capital. know that we aro truly His chil of the Joumal-Anierican, Post, the ticket oominlUee, and Ken It waa the tax bUI haa Rspublicans addsd four Bouae tinie ousting Rep. J. T. Ruther Wright ordered a $118. fine. In Washington, the White House 838 raise, for people already re dren. He is a divine Father Who Press and World Telegram A Su:i neth Smith o f Co. I, Walter persona ws have on efur payrCU," | horns tomorrow and Wednesday ford in Twias’ 16th District, if Base. been caretoUy tstlorod in an a^ amid Raymond Fulton, a manage- j from 7 to 8 pm. eeata to the seven they held to 'Itea llfaMl4.ri1atlaB Company. Inc., ceiving some 8140 a week, aa a loves us and cares for us and givOa nightly. Now I get SO copies of Hagan of Co. 8, Donald CMU of fort to meet anticuatad joppoattlon the 81 ststee of the Ooafedoracy. Rutherford hadn’t acknowledged - Ekisign Mahoney is now attend foS'tJria^r^ât^to^ MVBa flaaiidal reaponaibuity tor ment ipokeansn. / h— ing pre-flight school at Pensacola, ed States government was pro rora appaaring In ad- rather large, and perhaps even ex- us His best Gift, Jesus Christ our the Newark Evening News from Ca 8 and Adtibert OunUier of from ocMqproBaUiitof conaorvativea. gIOP gains also made marginal accejpUng favors from bankrupt vagrancy and intoxication, was foundly shocked by the news o: . 7^. ------other readiM matter Lord, to save us and to keep ua BlimiDitY The cunmt one-year oontraotj JohaHcrraa Fla. given 18 days In jail for each orbi' t demand, without being the dealer. The store often is as Co. 4, of the refreshment com Bealdea ohlllrg tor gradual rata seven other of the 108 Southern promoter Billie Sol Estes. the assassination . . . of one o: > Ttonehaat«r Kymdng ^rald, from the doom that is our Inevit quiet as a morgue from 3 p.m. on. mittee. axpfres at midnight Tuesday. John Herron, 71« of I I Edger- But in every major Southern He is a 1962 graduate of the coimt, to run consecutively. He ■'Tt S considered prejudiced againat the outa,' to leaaan tho adverad im _ .[Bridgeport Oas. which ssrvez ton Bt., died ywtortay at Man- districts, where Democrats won Africa’e moat distinguished lead adrertlaing cloalng houra: able end without Christ. To cut the overhead, I’ve had to AU committee members are OUR pact on federal ttoaneea, Kennedy by less than 10,000 votes. city except New Orleans, Little College of the Holy Cross at pleaded guilty. Bridgeport and eurroundtog com-1 dhester Memorial Hospital. Worcester, Maas., where he re crs. “’—1 p.m. Friday. cause of the honest working man. Rejoice, beloved, and thank God lay off one man, reduce another | asked to.attend the-Jan. IS inMt- advanced . two . companion pro* Republican gains came in dis Rock, Nash-ville and Jackson, Bond forfeitures of $36 each were The British government ex ~ -I p.m. Monday, munHIes. was atrueliby tha Hr. Harron waa born in Porta- ceived his bachelor’s degree in ordered in the cases of Lorand S. ly—1 p.m. Tncadar. The demand for this kind of for His Immeasurable love in man’s hours and close up Ing at' 8 pJO. at the Co. 1 Hre- poiala that would atm In the tricts that Included Chattanoqga, Miss., the Republicans put on a pressed "great dismay" at th< earlier.” house. . ' UHW to 8869. down, Ireland, and lived to Man- economics. The ensign is also a Bessey, 33, of Charlottsville. N.C.; . —1 p.n^ Wedneaday. raise is not, everybody in New Christ our Lord. 1 aame dtreotlonr , f — [chaater 84 yeara. He wae an aa- Tenn.; El Paso, Tex.; and the banner showing. assassination of Olympio. It callec 1 p.m. Thuraday. Concordia Lutheran Church 1. The enactment of ttx re- A similar survey after the 1960 graduate of Portland High School. Russell T. Lash, 19, of Denvllle, BW Bahnday—11 p.m. Friday. jiemblsr at Arrow, Hart and OrlandoHMpa Canaveral area ol him “ singularly well equipped U> York knows, based on any real Rev. Paul C. Kaiser forma recouptag 8i; at 13 to 9 Florida’s East Coast. presidenUal election indicated that N.J.; and Gwen F. McGrory, 19, .ClMfHtod deadlfaie; 10;t0 a.m. each of Portchester, N.Y., all charged help bridge the gap between the pmUcMoa except Saturday — estimate of what the employes de the reveimec th»t would be loet t HARTFORD (AP) Republicans also ran unusually Vlo President. Richiwd M. Nixon, English and French • speaking POWER LINKS COUNTRIES with speeding. The trio failed to serve or need or of what the pub- throuidt’ lower ratee. Reforms I Ho waa a veteran of World War strongly in districta that included the Republican standard-bearer, countries of West Africa.” would begin going Into effect next had failed to run as straigly as Senate Set appear in court to answer to the rf Monday,' January 14 llahers cen afford to pay. This is PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) WELL KNOWM NEW EmUND ** *> *** • member .of tho Mtoml, Fla.; Houston, Tex.; year. ' Memphis, Tenn.; Atlanta, Oa.; Eisenhower in the South. charges. deliberately a spectacular demand, —The electric systems of seven ***• ***•'• ®" Britlah Army. He waa a member The case qf Kenneth Bowness, OommunlM ountrles have been PLUSSOHOOL 3. A plan to gradually apead the same dato last yw : U, Waahlngton Lodge, LOL; Roy- and Richmond, Va. But Nixon did very well in the designed to show that a particular To Wage Fight 23, of Gardiner, Maine., charged O n stake In Europe joined by a power grid since the Fabuleu* valutt, thrillinf 8p8- quarterly tax paymenU by large 1963 1988 Lj Black Praoaptory, Washington They held diatricU that include metropoUtSn areas, further A b o ut T ow n corporations to order to boost KUled Dallas, Tex.; (toarlotte, N.C.; Ro strengthening their irefie as a pos- with speeding, was ordered closed union leader can do more for beginning of the year, the official ...... tS 8 Igoolal Club and t ^ British Amer and the file sent to the Circuit Kfiports from WaaMneton indl- ciai*, eelabration pricei m lo w revenues by gt-B bilUon without siblsr nucleus for increased GOP those who follow him than any news agency Ceteka reports. lean :01ub. anoke and Arlington, Va. and 8t. On Filibuster Court’s Middletown Office for col Frances Herron Council, Pyth data that American policy may be changing coiporate. tax UabillUes. Petersburg, Fla- gains in future elections. other tmion leader In the whole The grid is governed by a mod OPFERS it’a lika giving yotir food budget Burvivors Inelude hia wifci Mrs. lection of a $100 bond. ian Sunshine Girls, will meet and •hout to demand th ^ Western Eu em, automatic power dispatching Kennedy afeo emphaatoed a de Annls Cranston Herron; a son, The total RapubUcan congree- Republican gains this year also install officers tonight at 6:30 at country. S gift I Everyont's invitodi sire tor haste In congressional went beyond the cities and their (Continued from Page One) Other case dispositions by fines yapa, ainee It la ao friahy eco center in Prague, the report said. S u p rem e C o m t Richard J. Harron of Manchaater; sional vote in the .81-state r ^ o n tnclud^; Pythian HaU. In the end, then, this ia a situa The countries linked are Bulgaria. By the way, uve Thuraday eonalderatlon of tax leglalatlon. ^ V ISa sisier,alster, sars.Mrs. Mary nwam Swain ozof roee from^ 6M,001 in 1058 and suburbs. Nine of the 11 states nomically, begin to do more about expose the iniquity of gag rule in David E. Barnes, 23, New Brit tion In which the potential power Hungary. East Germany, Poland, MEN AND WOMEN "Now is tha time to act," he K a i « a I .aXA7 ga-n Manchaater, and three brothers 1,748,887 in 1980, to 1,901,868, or gave the OOP x greater percent tain,, and George T. -Vesper, 21, The Infant Jesus of Prague maintaining Ita own defense and (6 to 9 P.M.) for a data said. "We cannot afford., to be 31.1 per cent of the two-party to age over 1960. The exceptions and prestiga o f one single union Romania, Czechoslovakia and the RFCtAO RJCtVV UAlUnd three etetors to Ireland. “ 'TTie'lSue is Ucketed for d lscu s-^ ckvm e, eMh"$27 for s^^^^ Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow contribute at leaat aa much to that Ukraine in the Soviet Union. IBM Completo Systems, IBM Kejrpunch Verifier, with ua. It'e » timid or alow. .F or this is the tal, a sharp rise from 21.8 pet were Mississippi, where no Re leader demands that 30,000 peo A A ^ I Funeral aervicea will ba held to- Sion at a morning conference of John E. Mortson. 24 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. common defenae aa we do from our moat urgant tack confronting the w /L I R I r I a OEsa morrow at 81 am. at Bt Mary’s cent two years ago. The Demo publicans ran, and Louisiana. James P. Mulready, 10 Preston Dr. Control Panel Wiring Sorter Coarses S U R P R IS E I RepubUcan senators, but they are ^ wllnSr ple stay out of work, mllliona of Ck)ngreaa to 19U." lir m r R .V .4 B . V J llO C y O lB p U w ^ Church. The Rev." Wll- crats lost more than 3,000,000 Louisiana has its increasingly Mrs. Eugene Blackwell will be co poaltlon way acroaa the Atlantic. 'Ilie President did not specify tmt pxnerted to take anv nartv i Francia McOor- people go without their newspa IBM 082-083-077-085 Uam F. Oehder Hi will officiate. votes from their 1960 total, drop Republican areas, too. The---- * 4th ^ P ^ mack, 22, East Hartford. $20 for hostess. Althmigh the NATO countrlea IBM Systems Operator any particular date on which he ping from 8,373,830 to 4,319,888. congressional district, pers, and Uia economic life of a (Continued from Pago One) Burial will be to East Cemetery. ^ ^^centwed stand on it. failure to pass to the left; Josenh hytva a combined population ^p- 552-548-514-519 Ûeves the InlUal rate cut should Altl[though the CKH* congressional around Shrevepor tin the north- Senators calling for a tighter ufîn 53 vmington $18 lor fol- whole city be slowed down and We*re as IBM Electric and Manual ______Friends may call at the Holmes Members of Hose and Ladder proximatdy. 100,000,000 larger 402-407 Accounting take effect. He merely said the porcentago still stood for below westem part of the state, gave curb on filibusters contend it is j^^ng tro closely; Charles 8. Co. 1, and other .monibers of the muted. near as first iwducUona should come this In addlUon to the NAACP case. I ^ 4 } ^ that o f the XTnitad Statea, we Mach. 604 Calculator Typing the forenoon seselon brought; |night.from 7 to 8. tho party’s peresntage in the laat a maJoriW to RepubUcan senator- necessary for the passage of Keenev 24 Glastonbury $18 for Town Fire Department, will meet The members of this union will y e a r year. presidential election —47.7 — to lal candidate Taylor W. O’Heam meaningful civil rights legislation failure to obey a \deld sign atin anpply ttia nmjor part o f the - A unanimous ruling it ia a, . tomorrow at 7^80 p.m*.at the John achieve a real victory, and deaerve IBM 1401 Computer IBM 1401 Computer NAthar did he indicate the many dletricts, it began to ap and last year nearly elected a over Southern opposition. Russell Also, $15 fines each against ‘ ’ Rich military pdwer at' the diapoaal of telephone violation of antitrust laws for a ** xaeodore Anderson F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Programming Programming year Impact on tha. faderal major mi company to make a so-| Andrew Theodore Anderson, 88, proach the presidential figure. RepubUcan congressman, although'caUed this "just a smoke screen ard D. Blron, 84, RockvlUe, fail Center St, to pay respects to the real congratulations, when they $ 7 ^ disparity for the South as Rep. Joe Waggonner Jr. ran un- for efforts to pass big money billa MATO. Cut yourself a piece of budget. < lecUve price ‘cut to a dealer In- of 82 Ridge S t, died yesterday at ure to drivs in an established lane; late Peter Sartor, whose son, An escape serving in the role of Yoar aNer tor drug needs and a whole was caused by the fact opposed this time. Proponents also argue that un- Wa spend id per cent of our na- eosnelioi wUI be taken care of IBM Aptitude Testing—Free Kennedy's new budget, for the volved in a gasoline price war. I Manchester Memorial Hospital Mary Bielski, 29 Benton St., driv thony Sartor, ia a member of the pawns to one single ambition like that 49 Democrats were elected The most spectacular GOP up- der the present rule threatened tianal. income on defenae; NATO 1964 fiscal year starting July l, Tho case Involved a Bun Oil Co. 1 after a short Illness, ing through a stow sign; Richard department this, and begta, once again, having will go to Congress Thursday. It without Republican opposition. surge was in Texas, where the filibusters have forced the water- F. Confonl. 25, Westerly, R. I., Spuntrlee epend an avenga five TUITION LOANS AYAILABLi cut lor a dealar to Florida. i Hr. Anderson was bom Mky 23, Is expected to caU for ependtog 1873, in Sweden, and was employ- However, this is the smallest party’s congresrional percentage ing down of other controversial failure to drive in an established soma lansibie regard for their own —A. 6-4 decision overturning the number in this century and a fsr Jumped from 16 to S3 in two Girl Scout leaders and troop percent. FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE our 48th^ Birthday Cake! approaching 889 billion. ed a8 a loom fixer for 60 yeara at le^lation or stymied it alto- Russell A. Fors. 88, Andover, Committee members o f the North welfare and that o f their com FREE In one of his few references to convictions of two Chtoese-Amerl- cry from the 82 elected imopposed years. Alabama* Florida and Vlr gether. failure to grant one-hif of the ■ W n draft men into our armed IBM EQUIPMENT ON PREMISES cans In San Francisco accused Cheney Bros, before his retire west neighborhood will meet to munity. the budget, the President said it ment several yrars ago. four years ago. ginia also showed large Republi Two members of the bipartisanUjghway: Benjamin RUey Jr., 35, ■ervicea for two yean; France Day Classes 8 :30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. and 1 to 5 of violating narcotics laWs. The For the first time, Republican can gains in an election that liberal bloc. Republican Sens. I gg 'Nike Circle, drlring with morrow at 7:30 p.m. at Waddell DELIVERY will allow for "needed rises in He was a member of Emanuel School. There will be a eong and drafts for 18 montha; Britain haa Evening Classes Mon.-Wed. and Tues.-Thur8. defenae, space and fixed intereirt majority held there had been vio gains indicated significant party might be regarded in the future Jacob K. Javits and Kenneth B. out a Connecticut operator’s U- lations of constitutional rights in Lutheran Church and ita brother game workshop. sndad the draft. Rather Happy TRan Right 6:30 to 9:30 Here's Stop & Shop's chiugee.” But he said it will hold hood; Beondia Lodge, Order of switches oh levels below the pres as the genesis of the two-party Keating of New York, urged. Pres cnese; and William Kiev, 68, of 67 "totm expenditures for all other the arrest and trial procedure. idential. Earlier Republican con- South. ident Kennedy to Join their forces Deepwood Dr., failure to drive to r'Wa keep nearly aix per emt of Write For Free Booklet or CaD 525-9158 Justice Ctark, disagreeing, said Vasa« where he -was treasurer for Dakota Council, Degree, of Poca- cpr mlUtary-age effective men in Thers is a weathennan out to early week purposes below this year's level. 17 years, and Linne Lodge, The fight against the filibuster the' right. J 91 Ihontas, will meet Wednesday at To do this, Kennedy said, he the majority had "made a Chi knights o f Pythias. is an effort "to break the strangle Also. Richard W. Faucher, 24,1 _ ^ Odd FeUows Hall. opifonn: In moat of our alliea thia Denvw, who is apparently constd- nese puBzle out of this simple and Sweden, aisd (our grSndchU- H m n O , PLUS SCHOOL of BUSINESS yrill call for "the reduction or Survivors include his wife, Mrs. dren. hold upon the Senate by its South Rockville, Herbert A. Greenwood, The great Pbeahontas of the state comparable atatistic la well under ersd a crazy maverick by others in 721 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. gift for you! postponement of many desirable case." Amma Rydih Anderson; two U N D e m a n d s ern bloc,” Ja-vits said in a taped 60, Birch St., and William Yuell, PRESciuPTION PHARMACY —Upheld 8-8 In a case^.tt^ be Btoieral services wlU be held to will make an official -visit. Mem ihreiy per cent. , ,the profession, who comes right other Schools programs,” plus payroll and other daughtera. Walter R. Wright morrow at 2:3q^.p.p). at the Taylor television broadcast for New York 37. Glastonbury, $10 for Intoxl- bers nre reminded to bring artl- econOmlea. gan 10 years ‘agOxthe êravlctlonb Df„Canton and Mrs. Donald M. stations. cation; Mary J. Potter. 329 Blrch L i^ ” ^ »j(t table. Refreshments Alt flieae atatiatica Uluatrate the out and sa!to directly what all wc 801 MAIN ST.—MI S-6SS1 Boston, Portland, Malnej Providence And New Rayen' of Bhotwell Manufacturing Co., aiid Modean Fimeral Home, 136 S. amateurs have been claiming all These were among other high Thrall o f Lakeville; a brother, Main St., West Hartford. Burial SurrelideF of In a separate broadcast for M t Rd., $10 for driving without a ' will be served. obvioos fact that we are actually Chicago, aiid two of Its Mflclals Carl Anderson of Manchester; New York stations Keating urged license; James S. Smith. 31. of along—that the atom’s to blame. lights of the message: on charges of violating Income will be in Cedar HlU Cemetery, contributing more to the defenae —The state of the Union le two sisters, ^rs. WaltV Hibbard lia rU or^ ____ both the Resident and 66 Russell St., $12 for driving wlth- Two Manchester students at the of Weatem Europe than la.êat' SpecifleaUy, Dr. Irving P. Krick tax laws., 'Dissenting. Justice and Miss HUma Anderiktor. both of Rebel Holdout Idriitf L y n i^ BT Jdfmsol!i W sup OO: -i good; "the recession Is., behind Black -viewed' the ' majorjlty deet- *Frrenas may cu l at the funeral ol't a license; and Dnvld T. Howes, University of Bridgeport were Snt Eurm>e Itaelf, and thia without says that 'When we pu| up that new Ufl/' CroifiwSll; two granddaughters home tonight from 7 to 9. port the liberals. Without them, 19. of 136 Deminsr St., $3 for fail- pledged to Kappa Beta Rho fra ! 1 Sion as setting out a "new doc- and several nieces'and nephews. "w e cannot win,” Keating said. caUeulatlng in our blggeat and radiation belt 'with our high alti —The state of the world is im trine that a compelled confession (Goottoned from Page One) lure to carry his license. ternlty recently. They Were Jack Funeral services will be held But- Senate Democratic Leader Peak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick tude explosion last summer, we proving; "eteady progrese has ^ be admitted (in trial', fvl. Peter Siartor moat aignificant contribution- been made in building a world Wednesday'at 3 p.m. at the Peter Sartor, 8i; tff 37 Perkins stored between Elisabetbvllle Mike Mansfield of Mbhtana says Peak, 10 Beech St., and William that' at the nuclear striking powar put an artificial tofluehce on the dence) becaiue partly untruth chapel at Emauel Lutheran this is a Senate issue and that Eogleson son of Mr. and Mrs- of order." ful." S t, died 8aturday..ait Manchester Mokambo near the border of wa kaep available. weather whldi switched It from —"But we cannot be acttiHea (RniTCh. Burial will be In Bast Memorial Hospital after a long ill Northern Rhodesia, and trains be Kennedy should and will keep out. Blood Use Heavy, Winiam Eagleson, 59 Spruce St. The central question to the case Cemetery. So now, it is said, we want our the -warming trend which would be to rest here. Thie Is tte iride of ness. gan moving over U Sunday with of the Virginia law was whether PnendB may call at the W at Bank Supply Low Robert B. Donovan, son of Mr natural’ for the present phase of the hlU, not the top.-The mere It was a proper exercise of the Mr. Sartor was bom June 24, bSdly needed food supplies from Junket Prdbe Planned Mends in Europe to begin carry- COURSES absence df ' war to peace. The ktoa-West Funeral Home, 142 E. 1881, to Mereenasco, Italy, and Rhodesia to the K atan^ capltaL and Mrs. David J. Donovan, 8f WASHINGTON (AP) — Two tug a larger ahare of the common the sun, and made it scientifically No. 830 state’s right to regulate the prac Center St, tomorrow from 3:30 to Alton St., haa been selected for the mere absence of receisalon to not tice of law. Uved in Manchestor 68 years. He The UnitSd Nations occupied House committees plan crack The Manchester Red Cross of load. ; inevitable that we should have PROGRAMS For ACHIEVEMENT In READING Oip this mioM! growth. We have made a begin 4 and 7 to 8 pjin. retired in 1951 from Chenw Bros. Mokambo Thursday after Tshom- staff position of squadron ma HIGH SCHOOL—COLLEGE—ADULT CLASSES NAACP said the 1968 law waa Donations may be made to downs on congressional Junketing. fice today urged townspeople to Impressive aa our statistical such things as Uiat forbiddingly ning—but wo have only begun,". He was a member, pf the (torlsto- be drove ahead of advancing U.N. teriel officer with the rank o: enaetqd aa part of Vtrgtola’a memorial fund at Emanuel Ixi- Before they are through, they donate blood Wednesday during a captain in his unit at the Air Force C0(H summer of ours, that high CLASSES START IN JANUARY —At hotoe, Kennedy wantt aid foro Colombo' Society. troops calling on his tattered may pry out of the State Depart arguments may be, however, they massiye reatstance' to desegrsga- theraa Church. Survivors Include two sons, Jo bloodmobile visit to Manchester Academy. Colorado. He is a gradu " MORNING—AFTERNOON—EVENING—R A T IÂ Y S to education; help tor unemployed tl(m and was aimed directly at fw ces not. to resist. The United ment heretofore secret infomation are likely to come up againat a few degree day kind of fall, and that youtlu; an expanded health mo- seph J. Sartor and Anthony P. Nations went on Saturday to Sa- Memorial HospiUl, because the ate of Manchester High School anf Th'e national PAR program covers reading comprehension and the association. Miia B. Gerirade Oolbuni on how congressmen traveling ^yduriogical oonsiderations of verisimUitude of 40 degree below apeed, outlining, notetaking, listening, phonics. Vocabulary gram; strengthened, guarantees of Sartor, both o f Manchester; two kanla on the Rhodesian border. available supply is very low. entered the service in 1969. Un<» Virginia’s Supreme Court had ateoad spend foreign currencies There haa been a heavy usage of graduation he will receive a B.S the type which aometimea Influ- weather at the turn of the year. OPEN 7 DAYS equipment, camera and films. Improve study habits and akills. voting righto; Increased competl. COVENTRY—Miss B. Gertrude daughters, Mrs. Antoinette Tirone Tshombe sUpped back Into Kol- owned by the United States and upheld the .statute as a legitimate at Weet Hartford and Mrs. Joseph blood recently, and collections over degree and a commission ae sec Snee human and national behavior This claim, -which coinddea, of 11 MAPLE ST. Thousands of students across the U. S. have proven the effec 100 FREE tlon and decreased, regulation to effort to strengthen the staters Colhurm S7, of Wall St„ died last wezl Saturday night after a one- recel-yed through various U.8. aid t ^ holiday season were insufficient ond lieutenant. Aeroae From First NaUonal tiveness of this nationwide program. transportation; a loral- nwss trph' aigllt at Laurel Manor ConvaleS' S. Kosolal of Manchester; a sister day -visit to Northern Rhodesia more than statistics and facta. course, with the amateur observa regulations on solicitation of busi programs. These currencies are to meet Uie supply, said the of -» — Parking Lot Iowa Diagnostic Testing Free Top Value Stamps: sit program; a new farm pro esnt'Homo id Manchester. in Italy, six grandchildren and Some sources beUeved he had re known as counterpart funds. One reason we have been con tion and theorizing of many o f ua, ness by lawyers. three grrat-grandchlldren. LICENSiaJ TO DYE COIN OPERATED Write For Free Booklet or Call 53S-91ftO gram; more parks and recreation yirgtola counsel had argued be Bom Dac. SO, IS7S in Hartford, turned to try to dissuade diehard Chairman HowiM W. ' Smith, fice. wins nothing but contempt from WASH-*N-DRY GLEAN areas. m — Colburn Wqs a dau(d>ter of Flineral servlcee will be held members of his Cabinet from An official at Manchester Me ALBANY. N. Y . (AP) — Women tributing more to the arming of PLUS READING INSTITUTC with $5 or more purchase fore the hiidi tribunal that the D-Va., of the Rules Committee drivers can dye their hair any col Dr. Krlck's fellow meteorologists. 16-Lb. Wash— 25c —Abroad, Kennedy seeks a law did not*"prevent the giving i5 and Sarah Potter Collmm, Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the dynamiting the city. Others felt morial Hospital says Individual Europe than Europe itaelf is that 731 MAIN ST., HARTFORD—PHONE 635-8150 Except fieer John F. Tierney Funeral Home, said he plans to scon thoroughly donors were called In last week, or of the rainbow, or wear a dif CFOod Monday lowering of "trade curbs; an ex assistance to Negroes to vindicate, She was a mem^r of First ,qon- that Tshunbe was convinced a all requests this year by House we have been much more afraid of But that may merely confirm 8-Lb. Dry Clean— $2 end cigareHei end Tuofdey only 219 W , Center S t, with a solemn unified Omgo would doom w y because the hospital -was unable ferent wig every day. as far a:i something we have been suspect State Law panded Peace , Corps: "an In. Uielr constitutional rlghte. Coun-1 8T«Wttonal Church and had tought committees for authority to travel the Department of Motor Vehicles Soviet' Russia than Europe has. Jen. 14 & IS crsatongly Intimate North Atlaft. sel said the statute prevented only. “ > 4he elementary schools in Cov- high Mass o f rûlem at the political future he might have and to obtain all the blood it needed. Church of the Assumution. Burial outside the United States. In or is ^concerned now. A corollary reason h s been that ing for some time now, mainly tic Treaty Organization with its sollcltatlon of employment by U- entry many years ago. She had was determined to make a final der to obtain travel authority, The bloodmobile will be in the will be in B t Jamas’ Cemetery. stand. hospital’a emergency room from Drivers’ licenses -formerly had our ultimate aim in Europe haa that meteorologists are now well own nuelaar force and stronger cbnsed attorneys and -^ ciU tlo n ^ « o keen a librarian at Booth- committees must get a special to be changed whenever the ladlen conventional 4rms; a vigorous Al- Friends may c ^ at the funeral 10:45 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Donors been the defense of ourselves, a on 'the way to becoming full- of business'for attmneys by lay-'Dlmook Memorial tdbrary. home tonight from 7 to 9 and to resolution passed by the House it changed their hair shade. N«>v iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiili Uanca for Progress to Latin Miss Colbtim 1s survived by a self. These resolutions originate in may walk In to give, or may call defense of ourselves In -which de fledged members of the American ------, - _ , . men, corporations, partnerships morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 the Red Cross office to make there is no longer even a listlni America: and a conttaulM toiJ „gpolations. sister, Mra. Eugene W. X#tlmer of p.m. the Rules Committee. for hair color on the document. fense of Western Europe has been Establishment, a standing which e l^ aid saW, Brennan said that Virginia had Wall St., end several nephews and PubEc Records Smith indicated that unless appointments to give. a necessary incidental. more or less guarantees that they BRAKING POWER has "contributed to the fact that failed to show any subetantlal nieces. ' committee chairmen fully justify Europe Itself has never felt or will not be found observing"oY re not a stogie one of the nearly 60 regulatory Interest which could The funeral wlH be held at 1 their need for travel authority and U.N. members to gain independ W am ntee Deeds Miared the nightmare fear—that porting anything which displeases Justify the broad prohibitiohe that p.m. Wednesday at First Congre Funerali Abner N. Adler, Leon Dobkln, explain how it has been used in If you haven’t looked into AUTO- At Stop*Shop you get T.S.V;... bright, clean, modern ence since the second World War gational Churoh. The Rev. James the past,' ho poay be hesitant to t' e mysterious composits THEY the state has imposed. Eugene M. Davis and Elmer A. o f being attacked by Russia— RI’TE’S braking power on high in •tores; friendly people to serve you; low, every has succumbed to Contmunlit Juettce Harlan, joined by Jue- R. MacArthur will officiated Burial approve new requests. aniich haa been prominent in our who run everything. control.” Joseph R. Late Diskan to Dolores J. Hebert, two State Department officials may surance rates, check with us NOW. tlces a a rk and Stewart, to a dis will be In Nathan Hale Cemetery. tracts on Vernon S t feeling and policy. Europe itself All the scientists except a day prices; exciting specials . . . and Kennedy devoted a special sec senting opinion said, "The etrik- There will be no calling hours. ROCKVILLE—The funeral of be asked to give the Rules Com Find out how you can keep from tion of his gddress to "increasing Joseph H. Lute o f 61 Ward St„ Dolores J. Hebert to Abner N. mittee details on how counterpart has never actually feared Russian maverick here and there assured TOP VALUE STAMPS! You get ing down of thia Vlrtonto statute The Potter Funeral Home of Wil- Adler, Leon Dobldn, Ehigene M. paying for the inconsiderate and strains and tensions within the cannot be squared with aooepted was held Saturday afternoon from funds have been used. The depart afgreaeion in the way we have ua that a high altitude explosion limantle to to charge o f arrange Davis, Elmer A. Dlskisn and Fran careless driver’s insurance. TOTAL SHOPPING VALUE! jdommunlst bloc." Emphasising constlttiUonel doctrine to the do ments. the Holmes Funeral Home. Man ment parcels out the funds under- feared it. What Europe has fear would be just good clean fun; all that "here hop# must be tempered main of state regulatory power chester. The Rev. David d. Jax- cis P. DellaFera, two tracts on the forlegn aid law and keeps rec O F MANCHESTER ed, most of the time, has been the the scientists except an occasion with caution,^’ he said of Slno- over the legal profeeetoa." __ u. Mrs-Fatriek J. Egaa helmor offtoiated.' . Vernon St. ords on how much each traveler Frederick O. Deane and Ven poasftdUty that the United States al maverick tell ua there ia no Sêt differenoes: ' Harlan's ent. The records filed with con bury the free world Is no grounds not broadly pnfiilblt indmduals Patrick J. sifan,' died yraterday at Bea:learers were Henry' Lyman, mack and Julie B. McCormack, gressional committees are sketchy Unclear. rivalry with one another, they tell us before an event re for Western rejoicing.’’ with a common interest front St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, property at lOT-lOp Hemlock St and devoid of detail. They usually ince I rated Manchester Howard Falrweather, Calvin tp destroy themselves and E urc^ mains the same thing they tell us L appen While professing .to foresee "no joining together to petition' a after a short UlneSs. Rutchtoson, BamuSI Hanteon, John Robert S. CaU and Rita B. CaU show only how much each com too. after the event, no matter what ■pectaciitor reversal In Commu- court____ — for ______redress of their _griev , Mrs. was bom March 9, Waltz and John WXrd. to EUlot R. Steele and Carolyn O. mittee spent in the aggregate, but tSai methods or goals," Kennedy Stefle, property at Tanner and So we run the danger, if we boa really happened; the weather INSURORS — REALTORS MI 9-5261 Cut yourpelf in on these big savings during 0ur ances, it Is equally certain that 1902, to Mandiester, a daughter not how much each member used. aald that It "the winds of change, the state mgy impose reasonable of the late Peter J. end Julia Hart* Princeton Sts. Chairman Omar Burleson, D- press Europe too hard to con- men, as good loyal members of the persuade tha SovleU to walk tha regulations limiting the permissi nett Smith. Plainville Co. Domenico Andreo and Mary An- Tex., of the House Administration path of peace, then 1^ her k p w trlbuta more to the conunon de deadly consensus we are building "BEFORE LOSSES HAPPBH'I, INSURE with LAPPEN!" ble form of IttmUon and the She was a 1929 graduate of St dreo to The Hartford Electric Committee joined Smith in calling fense, of wicountering what will up in the image of a civilization, Great 48th Birthday Sale! uiat aU free nations wlll-< jouritoy manner of legal representation Mary*e School o f Nmsing, W ater- Light Co., property on Bush Hill for tighter curbs on congressional with her.” Bldg Low on Pipe •eem to us a rather shocking in- quite naturally will deny that the within lie borders.” bury. She wes on the nursing staff Rd. traveling. But untU that happens, he eald, Justice White In a. eeparate at Johnson Memorial Hoeidtal, Domenico Andreo and Mary An All expenditures of congression ftaace of ingratitude for all we high altitude explosion which "the free pelee have no choice opinion concurred to pert and dla-| Btaffond Bixinge, and was an in- The apparent low bidder on a dreo to Louis M. Botti and Made al funds for travel must be ap teva done so far. But perhaps the could not possibly do any harm tmt to keep their erma nearto. ■ented in part. He aald that aa dustrlai nurse in the Mancheater- contract to provide 900 ' feet of line F. Botti, property on Bush proved by Burleson's committee, by aaying sMolal pipe for the Summit St. highest thing to hope is that his has possibly done us any harm. Kennedy concluded . .constpued by the Virginia tSli- Rockville area. Hill Rd. JUt it has no control over .pounter- «we have every reason. to storm drain Installation 'is the tory aerer damands from us any In such a situation, it does lit Half GaUM meiireme Court...... the state law, for- * Surrivors, bealde her husband, Louis M. Botti and Madeline MXt mcenty. The Rules ^mmlt- Mark of to S Frozen beUeve that ‘• J J ® * ^ ib ia s advising, the employmeht of Atlantic Concrete Pipe Co. to ahowdown dissection of our own tode Inelude three eons, J o e ^ B, Cun- F. Botti to The Hartford Electric ;ee simply okays the travel re tle good to feel cheerful because to Sewlckley, Pa., James PlalnvlUe, which bid |5,828 with paificulaiT attorneys- fo oon- a two per cent discount for pay Light COn properties on and near quests. aiJxed mottvations in Europe. at least there is still Dr. Krick, Brayto'ttil teforence to tho rec«>t strued, ^ s i ^ white,White, tfh h em e ^ w w to untin- T. Cunningham to Maiwhester and Bush HlU Rd. ■‘The key to the problem,” Bur ment within 80 daya Mlbat we have done has been a still daring to tell the truth, or to Ice Crsan liban cristo: oofistltutlottaL Martin F. Cunningham of Syca QuMolalm Deeds leson said, "is the resolution au Bids were opened'this morning Distinction PRESSED FOR TIME? Strawberries However, 'White added, be felt more, Mesa.; two step-daughters, thorizing ttavel outside the United fKmula, a life, for a certain pe- think of going over and Joining at the Municipal BuUdtng. G. Iver Carlson and Esther M. iM . a t the world's post-war his Savs 21c1 Merit T o poor ovar that nritber the practice at -law Mrs. Herbsrt West and Mra. Ray Carlson to O. Iver Carlson and States. Committees that have no him in some special fraternity of by NAACP nor tie managemwit The international ripe and legitimate reason- to travel abroad Brand. Vanilla or y o u r tea mond Knight, both of RorieviUe; Ceramioa Corp. to Newington bid Esther M. Carisen, property on tory. And rather than seek to ex- those who do not automatically of litigation at lie membm or a brother, George J. 8mlth;to Man should not be given permission to You’re the one who really gets the biggert WE'RE OPEN Harlaqniii. Rag. craaal lav# 38,856^ also with a tw o. per cent Haynes Bt. linil It or regularize it as )f it concede that everything THEY otherq -la constitutionally protect cheater; three sisters, Mrs. Rose Committee Deeds do BO.' For those -with legitimate kick out of owning Beals Solid Maple Furni S9e half gaUon. 4 8 * ed. Both practlcee a n well wtthto discount within. SO days. The business, there should be tighter Mprt cpiag to be a formula for- say is always right. After a brief for 70c. Robinson end Miss Margaret Leonaid Concjrete Pipe Co. of Gina M. Shaw et al, to Ix>uis ture. For YOU know Beals makes some o f tha 2 4 8 the regulatory power of a state. Smith, both of Manchester, and controls on spending and more peihaiMi' any real atatesmaa- moment of emotional. excitement UNTIL 5 ?M. Hamden bid |6;i90, with a net Arruda Jr. and Mildred Arruda, very finest solid maple furniture available White said. Mrs. SherWood Oinia of Dedham, property at 37 Edison Rd. detJêd accounting.” would begin looking beyond over Dr. Frick and hia heresy Justlee Douglas-in a concurring cash payment within 30 jtoys. Maas.; 17 grandchildren .and sev The special pipe is needed, ac Marriage license anywhere! Your friends, of course, Will- ad H; tospord some new formula or there comes the sounder realiza - A' opinion said the Virginia statute MONDAY . .. TUESDAY . . . FMDAY eral nlecee and nephews. cording to Thomas Moore, assist-, James Gharles Weltlauf, Boaz, GOP Leader Dies mire the rich nutmeg color, the velvetjr fin fM ea vw ia wUch saals, and con (Ornttooed from Bage One) was pert of a general plan to Tjbe funeral wUl be held TTiurs- tion, which is that the only real THURSDAY 8 AM. to 8 PM. ant purcharing agent for the Ky., a®d Carole Amy Harding, 396 ish. They will appreciate the distinctive M w tiM A can ba more aqual, par- [ happinass U with the bovine ma- ntaeilve resistance to toteiratlon day at 9 Am. from the John F. WEDNESDAY 8 A.M. UntU Noon the motor vethlcloa d^rtm : town, because of the unusual Hackmatack St., St. James’ GREENWICH (AP) — Edward styling, too. But, most likely, they won’t puU Stop^Sbep to wtoools and he declared that it Tlemigr Funeral Home, 219 W. depths at which the line haa to be Church, Jan. 19. L. Tracy, 68, Republican state the purpose la more Jority, and that it la much better, Fresh BUkea a atrong plea In Its report was clear that the purpoM to the Center B t, with a eolemn high laid. central committeeman from open drawers or tip over -tables to see the •iiMUva. to be with a mejority whidi la .for creat on ctf one center to han- Virginia statute wae to evada Maas to requiem at Bt. Luke’s filo loutlu, detaUed work for aU Town engineers reemnmended To Discuss Airports Greenwich from 1945 to 1956, died way Beals is built . . . and thus reveal the wrong than with a minority which prito decisions by tha U.B. 9u- Church, n, at 10. Burial a tougher pipe Utan the type the at bis home yesterday after a long - it 'Ct 'it OUR 1963 aktto deiartments. n r m e Court. Be^s nameplate; the Mark o f Distinction. ia right. be Luxe Bacon will be la St irnanTs Chmeteiy,' town buys wholesale for ordinary lllneea TIMi Hewqmtor Strike The iapwt, made to F to » c * In Emporia, Va., .8.W. Tucker, RockvlUe. HARTFORD, (AP)—SUte aero Interesting fellow, that Krick, Oommlaaloner Qeorge.Ji Conkling, projeoto. ^ nautics officials a n meeting this Tracy, a real estate man for For Beals Furniture, in addition to being S W I M G 8 CHRISTMAS Tha haut hacoa your a Vligtola NAACP attmiiay,, aald friends may call at the fuawal nearly 60 yeara, was active in Re- Itof now eoene at least a hut man, ia be wgy out! T o f #• Ufa Was ndeAeod Satefday night. the decision “keepe ua from worii- done tomorrew from 7 to 9 p jn „ week with offtclalii at New C naan, made of the finest maple, li, designed and aaoMy can buy . . . Orado qual. (OP the VriiWM 1N8IQ1R FOR SIGHTED Plymouth, Oxford and Goshen to ublican a^-vltles fog more than ' kind of jodfuiMt 1 ^ 0 A IV ' Aa Motor De- tag uhddr' a cloud. Tha purpew and Wednesday from 3 to 4 and 7 BmaHAMTON. N. Y. (AP) — S made by craftsmen steeped in the tradition 21c • found lower tty. Rtuiaa- partment* whepe tha to e ta U a ^ to the etetutea waa to stUle our dlscuM construotlon to AeF air 0 years, . - tha atrike whleb haa TRANSM im iR STOLEN \ o < I \ 1 I ( 1 \ CLUB t d J p.10. Ordinariiy courses to braille are lie was a GOP r^strar of vot ho». yon gat W oomputen beeamk •. Po*R**^ activities but we went alaiig ialMl ports. of old time Colonial craltamanship. Why not dWto tha litowpapara a t New NABHVILLE, T w . (AP) - Po than laat wooki 4 8 i Itausa, tool for the alihUeas, but the free ers for 19 years, and a member of lice to suburban BeUe Meade had Issue last year, the committee said took a 'dbanoe that tha aupreme Mbre. Jenato The airports were recommend see the lovely Beals Gallenr, with its lelee- dS|tar. The ludgmaat te a m classes ottered here are for those ^ In a survey conducted under tho GOP town committee for more a new radio transmitter to epera- Aazsv riNAuaiaa laavripaTiai*------NOW OPEN found "for more to commend Court would vtodloate ue, which Mra Jennie Benson, 80, o f 38 than 25. He was a founder o f the tions for bedroom, living room, dining room, ^^tBet^todtof hoaal" get up an to erioctoe," ^ It has-.done. I’m vary thanktal. Girard A voh Hertford, mother to w to can sae. . state and federal auspicra which U « today, a nntlaeeraant for the Puiposa of the instruction is to Cos Cob Republican Club and Us every room, at Watkina tomorrow t Wills, llorar- W v y a A , H,8(KMtnit thtovSe a * ^ Wrmmh Tom atoes 2 ^ 4 8 ' Randltof of fundi for the MVD W o bedewed we were rig h t'a ll Ernest W. Benson to Manchester, wae completed Saturday. -JOIN UR TODAYI along." - enable relatlvee and friends to Included among tha propoaed president for 19 years. I HByer Wag- thay said they have no OFFIOB, ROUTB SI, OOVKNTHg ita nrooeaetog syftem v y ^ (Bed Baturdey.ait heir home. . He leaves hts widow, Gladys Col scribed ea "tmaafo’ opting by There was no Immediate eom- BufTtvnra, beeMos ' her eon In lean to-read and write braUIe so aliiMMrta.la one at Norwlon, which ) Btrttqi and ks !•-. ment firom Virginia Gov. Albartto Mawcheeter, Include a son to West they can correspond "on a more was dtocuaaed by atate and Nor- by Tracy, and a brother. Frank h. thel^ did with i t the atata audtton. However, an m Tnraoy. to Floral Mirk, .1*.X II I 1 !!■ ' ' ...... ^SrtMCittioa by the atoto’a »t- 8. Barriaon Jr. Hartford, tbrae alsten to Essex pereciHl level” with the blind. iwlcti.,oatolala Friday adght,'* - -- . 1 V ^ A . ^ i :

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MANCHESTER EVENING ilERAibD,^MAl4ClRB CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14,1968 lO H t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE;STEB. CONN,, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1968 ■ t N A m D AILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROUSON OUR BpARDING ROUSE with BIAJOR HOOPLB Jarvis Loses Annovince. Appeal of Tax Choicest M âts In T o w i t f ^ 6RBAT CA6SAW/ THe M K HI-3ACM5 ’i;» End Labor Diaputea NHBN A «UY M C S a a OUT A TIP 0 « A HOKSfiTy 'u Si e 'W8R M u s ic in H m A ir The appeal of Alexander Jarvts W r r « N « n » i n a «« b w in n s r .th' ^ P ' S fiiS *Ti? (Contlaaifi Iron Peye Ono) againat a tcwa aasaaamient on the TUESDAY ONLY! f cimoMiOTOflHYmM'BioKSAirrTte I Coventry Popular Maritat building on 725 B. wiwawo tic K e r r k him6 » l p /— -ukib, ^ ■hutdowa, ^ fd tlatloiu between Middle T^ke. was denied Friday FANCY, NATIVE ■ . J IXtadofMoeirt - in Hartford Court of Common TMUyop WHAT the publL «»J»«Mhe A l^ /^4 trsssssr S«S«5S?!iS» Cleveland Pleas.' ' •^tU.MSADA J S C s ? , , { g s s r NMnpapor Ouild re- Pdlio Oinic Slated m m 0 0 * , AhT YOU IM L e D UMOOM N AN* iMbrumn i »««otlatione with Judge Walter Sidor decided «NA60eOM|pO RaMAITD/'«*HOWld L06TOO&ADIN tMapontOp against Jarvis in favor a t the UMMeoUM______TBlItorwa i 473, 6l the iiideiMdeiit In Schqolfl Jan. 31 ABOUT ^ N N IN O Teamettre tJnion reeutneTôee- town. Chicken BUGGS BUNNY M Bwrm .«Ay, . ^ Mftonical tiinl' 9NRUliGtl ttffll day. ’The town placed a value of B io FORTTfTlP^ U K ^ P«Ui MJaliw U --- An oral pollomyeUUs cUnlo wUl 8368,000 on the building in the THANK VOU, N HOW AS* BUSINESS be conddotsd In eaeh o f the public Grand list of Oct. 1, 1961. Jarvis Breasts SIRE! THIS . THESE OAYS,OOC^ liAmidSiM iW » C i^ HUm M aphools Jan. Si by Dr. Robert P. protested the assessment, saying LlSirT 5 LM . PER OU8TOMKR IS WY FINAL 9 , bMUne* MObtcur*^ Bowan, local health officer and the site development cost ''850.000 SELECTION SOTncU 18 Appnwdws school health advisor. SlCompaM poliil IN Actaowljdft M WJSSiTSf'.ZST.SSS and the store construction cost FOR THE PAY! are main iaauee. ^ Tht cUnloo wUt bo for admlnia- 8125,000. for a total of 8175,000. HI6HLAND PARK MARKET UCovtt “ torlng Typa n p o lio inununlaatlcn. MWoUbouad OTMilll In th# Now^ York Q ty dlapute, Taxes on the property, based on 40Bntoftali TYpaa I and I I I have already baon 817 mOHLAND STREET—PIHMrE 30 8-4878 MNoUan £ 5 V ^ , * Mer^l meitotor Btimhen I. the town’s valuation, are about irW aitm ilato MSotardldc 4 in if«r s s s n u . mered to all puWo bc1k>o1 pupils. 83,800 more than Jarvis thought ' tabj SSH®****^ 6Ald' after mnrday'e 1 S 1 r r r r r r r Joint peaoo taUu; Tbs hew immunisations a n ad- they should be. SODaeton vlaad ngardlaaa of any pnvious SlHindlad 1 I T .. i.®!"'* the'partloe are polio shots. < SAMnNiial dnmM r r 11 ready to agroe at this time, but r Forms have been seat home’ MKnoclMd we do think that this le real M Hiny l i r IT p r w e e i," .w iu school children and must bo 37Plun returned immediately to t h e Personal Notices •xudationi II L" ■ 5 *^ propoeale Saturday schools. UOanuf of contained eome cmceeelone i the place to The forms must also be accom- The engagement of Miss Elaintf’ The engagement of Miss Dlane^ The engagement of Mias Muriel ' iMpini. SI l ^ e a ^ e r than wagaa. The w e. In Memoriam lilis. unphlbUM ' 1___ panlad by BS cants to oovar the Owara .of Rockville to Allan Ho- Marie Leslcska of Manchester to Jane Gaudet o f North Palm CLVDB.TMfe Btrlke haalo wage of the prinlei wat o f Wsqiping has been announc In lovlnr memory of Joieph Gau- 40 Awry SI U cost of the vaccine. Owen Edward Duggan of Beat Beach, Fla., to Phillip T. Crow of amo. who passed away January 14. call for " “K6 6ACK- WM n « on the day ahUt. 1942. OlPWKll School Notes ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hartford haa been announoad by IBXMTDU* '48— » (on( u At me time the printers struck Alex Gwara, 107 Talcott Ave. her mother, Mrs. Marie Leslczka, West Palm Beach, Fla., has been 48Mibrie of • MCt four daillee, the papers were la . A total of SI girls is taking part announced by her parents, Mr. and Your memory Is as dear today. A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 49DlMwa in the Intramural basketball pro- Her finance Is the son of Mr. and 15 Ashworth St. - She Is also a As In ths hour you passed away. 61 UtMcant B" . ■ negoUatlone with ebt othar craft Mrs. John Howat, Laurel St., daughter of Stephen Leslczka of Mrs. Charles R. Gaudet, North repreaentlhig pretsmen, am at' the Robertson Sbhool un- wife, son and srandchild. 63 Son of Both H r the dlreoUon o f William B.- Wapping. Hartford. Palm Beach, formerly of Manches ••TaotyperA phoU>.engravers, - do- £ Her fiance is the son of Mr. and CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER McArthur, according to William Miss Gwara is a graduate of ter. Card of Thanks. 68%imeUoM Ilvwere, paper handlers and Rockville High School and is em Mrs. Edward Duggan of East MFomlnlao mallerA E. Bllllngham, principal. We wish to thank all of our nets ployed at Pratt and Whitney, di Hartford. Her fiance is the son of Mr. bori. friends and relatives for tl. money ippoUatlon The student council at Coventry "S'; nflA/INIG F7ULEP 66BiMntUl beiiil u U i f r r Meanwhile Secretary of Labor vision of United Aircraft Corp., Miss Leslczka is a 1061 graduate and Mrs. E. W. Ch'ow, West Palm many acts of kindness and sympathy UUTD SKMME THE High School has approved the for shown us tn our recent bereavement. the minute you mntHw 861faicuUiM W. WUlard.Wltrs and fedaral me. of Manchester High SchooL Beach. MEMOFSILBNE 41 II mation aoon of an induatrial arte Slast Hartford. We especially thank all those who sent .» r p HELPING dlatora stood by during the week* Mr. Howat is employed at Dean Mr. Duggan U a graduate of Miss Gaudet attended Manches the beautiful floral tributes and loaned 67E nowful •nd, to he oii' hand If any change club with Garland Reedy and Ro Call Beneficial and ask for cash fast. Clean up left* THHR PRINCESS S3 u u Machine Products, Inc., Manches East Hartford High School, and ter High School and is a gradu the use of cars. DOWN , cama tn the poaltlona of ship own land Btoodley as advisors. D0=ENP THEIR The school’s Patriots basketball ter. attended the University of Hart ate of Palm Beach High School. Mrs. Harriet B. Wyllte over bills, take care of expenses, you-hame-it The PBOPERIY, OOP t Toucbu Ugl U M IT ers pr the X -MI.T. Federal mediators held sepa the gym . rlne reservlats escaned from the A May 11 wedding is planned. Beach. ary 14. 19M. BENEFICIAL OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W ILLIAM S rate meetings with both parties enemy during war maneuvers Naaiifr photo Mr. Crow Is a graduate of Palm FINANCE SYSTEM Saturday. Jan. 18 the Pafriota will play Thp darknpfui in not 6o^n but f6lt. a home game against the East only to be captured by a shotgun- Beach High School, Palm Beach Within my lonoly homr. Following thoae meetings, Capt. Loan* $20 to §600 — Loan* Rfa-insurad at low cost Hampton High School. The var carrving clvl'lan. A 5IERRY OLDSMOBILE Junior College, and has a degree ) watch. I ll6tf*n and I wait. William V. Bhidley, president of For on^ who'll nf*vpr come. sity game will be one in a series Police said Willie E. Brabner WATERBURY, Cohn. (API — A from Florida State University, SonaAciol Finonca Co. of Manchaatar the AFLrCIO International Long- ONLVONe o f Charter Oak Conference games. of Mobile and Artie Davis of Bir- 1008 Oldsmobile, whlph made state Tallahassee. He is an Industrial Ho wan my all. my belter self. My hop^. my Joy. my pride. '5 MAIN ST. (Over Woolworth's) MANCHESTER AYHOUSAMPBOIA ahoreiheii’a Asaoelation, said, It w ill start at the time mentioned mlngham fled from the nemy | history in 1903 whm it became sales representative for Florida “ everything la the same.” And In thin life for evermore. Mitchell 3-4156 • Ask for the YES MANagar PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER for ’Tuesday’s games. camp Sunday and sought a hiding i the first car registered in Ctmnect-I Public Utilities, West Palm Beach. I'll miss him from my side. Wages are a principal IseOe in A losn of $100 cgolt $20.00 whon prosiptlv rnold ki Briefs place In a nearby residence. icut, is still on the road. The car Tlie wedding is planned for 12 comscuttvo nontMir InstallaMats of tW M oadk the dlapute. The strikers seek a A neighbor took a dim view of owned since 1948 by Louis R. Sadly missed by his lovinr 60-oent hourly package, Including 'The Ladles’ Association of the July 6. Holler |>hoto Wife and son. First Congregational Church will the situation and held them at Biondi of Waterbnry.'is in perfect 36 cents In wages, over two years. bay with a shotgun while police running condition' '«ên Its one-cyl- have an all'-day meeting Wednes The Industry has offered 33 cents were called. i inder, four and one-half borse- day in the vestry. ’The' session is over two years. The prestrike Police returned the pair to their | power engine gets its ration of basic wage here Was 33.03 an scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. commanding officer. I gasoline. hour:; and end at 3:30 p.m. The atift economic impfict of ’The adult class of the church the strike has mada Itself felt aa will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at m far away as Wolfsburg, Germany, Kingsbury Houss with the Rev. where the Volksyrngen plant shut James R. Mac Arthur, pastor, In down JurodivtloH for (Wo days be charge. cause of the dock walkout. The meeting has been set ahead The strike, has caused new cars as the leaders will attend a meet to crowd European ports. The ing tomorrow. -S' two-day close-down will curtail Volunteer mothers assisting production b3 10,000 cars and, If with the classes o f the North Cov the walkout conUnues, may have entry Cooperative Nursery and 1-14 to be repeated, a Volkswagen Kindergarten for the week are: CBM spokesman said. • WllTl«^h..TRIi»IU.,Wte«. /-/i> for Kindergarten, Mrs. W allace Normally the company exports Worthington, Mrs. Richard Bates BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL **But you'ra wrons, Dad! Charlie knows what to do about 6,000 cars per week to the aiid Mrs. Kenneth Berry, and for with a dollar. Hit problem le finding a United States. nursery, Mrs.-Warren Swarts and Meanwhile, Chairman Leverett Mrs. Robert Walsh. dollar to 00 it withl" Edwards of the National Railway rPSTDOCOCDAM* Mîatlon Board requested a meet ’The cleaning committee of the J.fr.WlLLMM1 5 classroom at the Second Congre • MMIvMAIli /.Jg ing after the Brotherhood of Loco DRtZXLY OUTSIDE. LET15 BOKNIHIRTVVEAKSIDO mOM gational ChtirCh basement on Jan. WKTCH ^ motive Firemen and Enginemen announced Its members would 10 will comprise Mrs. Lester Mil T V / . ^ strike against the Southern Rail ler and Mrs. Jerry Moynihan. BEN CASEY way Co. at 6 ;30 a.m. EST Sunday. Vohmtaer mothers, assisting MON.S TUES. & W ED. tS M im P i Saturday afternoon, U.S. Diet. with the classes of the South Cov Judge Leonard P. Walsh granted entry Cooperative Nursery and Southern’s request for a tempos Kindergarten for the week are SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ^ BRBATHIN©^ rary restraihing order enjotng thN Mrs. Richard M. Olay, M ra Ray LOIN SOFT-MEATED II A-L-B-E-R-T-'S HAS S10PPEP.., union fron^ striking. Walsh’s ori mond Garlan, M n . Maury Cohn, NOHSIRTBEAT. der bars a walkout until 10 a.m.. Mrs. Albert Goodwin and Mrs. Jan. 22, when he wlU hear a EdWartl Dailey. Southern motion for a preliminary The Booth-Dlmock Memorial : Injunction. Ubrary, Inc., w ill have Hs annual H. E. Qllbert, president of the mbeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the AFL-CIO ' union,' postponed the library room. There will be an strike and Informed Edwards that electioh o f trueteiM and additional brotherhood representatives would members and presentation of re SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’N EAL attend the morning meeting at the ports. : board’s office. A spokesman for ’Die Planning and Zoning Oom- LB JJOSr FINISHED MV PIRST ^'OH.eooWE, NOW \ , the carrier said Its representa' mlssidn will meet at 8 tonight at VISIT Wrm AN C»THOOONTIST. tlves would be present. the town annex at the Omter r I CAN SEND MV \ | ’The union haa.chaiged the road School on School St. wushteridcou ^ ^ s with violating contract provisions The Prln^ of Peace Lutheran on mileage and yacationa since Church teenage confirmation class l. 7 9 " t ENTER NOW! WIN ONE July 1669.. A major union allega will meet at 2:80 p.m. tomorrow at tion le that the Southern operates the church. freight and passenger trains with The churoh Sunday school teach- S h o u ld e r LAMt C hops lb 59*^ OF THESE BIG supervisory personnel rather than ere wlU meet at 7:30 p.m. tomor MOR'TY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI firemen. row at the church. PRIZES ’The union called a strike over The Pond Hill Homemakers ^ 3 ! the same alleged contract viola' group will meet at 8 p.m. Jan. 22 tlona la June I960, but the board at the home of Mrs. Aaro A. Aho T H » 16 evszyBODV PBOPiekNcwrr.,. intervened. The union has chatted Center Cuts RIDiaiU)U6... kN0W61HAT. on South St. Instead of tomor FRESH AND MEATY I b I p r i z e " westinghouse " refrigerator the Southern cpntinued violating row. ’The topic will be “ What’s D06$CANT PODGkNOWfT.. the National Railway Labor Act Cooking in Swltaerland.’’ Mrs. W il : 2nd PRIZE "OLYMPIC' STEREO whlla the board waa lotHcing Into liam Oolby and Mrs. Aho will Ito BUZZ SAWYER the matter and since June 1963, BY ROY CRANE the leaders. when the board closed Its files on 3Yd PRIZE 3 PC MODERN BEDROOM the case. PORK Manchaatar Evening Herald PICK UP GREEN SEDAN, LICENSE NUMBER The 6,100-mlle Southern Railway 4lll PRIZE MODERN LIVING ROOM SET it s a JAILBREAK/ Ooveatrjr eorrespandeiit F. Pnallne 42SIO. THREE AMLEOCCUmmS.OISOUISEP mstem operates in the District of l ™ey t r i c k e d u s ; Uttia, telephone Pngrlm AS MILITIA, THEY ARE ARMED. A FOURTH Oslumbia and In 14 atates, mostly S-e88L 8th PRIZE "WELBILT' GAS RANGE MAN IS INFU6HT In the South but extending as far CLOTHES OF THE 6th PRIZE 5 PC DINETTE SET west as Illinois. Ônions' Are Lenaes CHOPS LEGION OF HONOR LOS AN G ELES— Ân neroapace 7th PRIZE "GOLD-BOND" MATTRESS PARIS (APj Fewer French company la tumiag out onion eheet will iqidrt' the legôii of hbn-< like objacta, but they aren’t edi End Cut Pork Cho|i$ 49' Ofher prizw incled* ntft, cheirt, teblw, pidvras, mirren, Umpg, or In the fixture, under atrlct new ble. Low-coat eleotronie lanaaa, tingkan, dotht, bookeetet, dhli** 5 lilTerwar* and thoaMndi *4 del- A'/if rules for the award being adopted Jhey (ocua mlcrawavaa in much SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY HEAVY STEER let! hi con«elat)o«i prisee end merckendiM ctodH sbecki. ISlii!3tS&!!£JSL. by the government. the aame way a magnifying glaaa One section of the^new regula benda light wavea. By binding and HERE ARE THE RULES CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER tion will eventually reduce the or focuaing theaa wavea they receive der to loss than one-half Its pres or tend algnala in parallel linea. ! V Eaeh picture repretentt a famousI piteap ll in tha Unitad SfaMa ar aUiar esuo- ent eiie. Cuts will be made in the Thla raaulta in a l a ^ r Image on Rib Steaks . 79 trial. Stu^^ Study them earafullifearafully and thenthe.. daclda------whara ------they---- _ara laeatad.------Ear axampla “A" (tha Sphinx) it laoatad In Earpt It it anfy naacaiary ter yen prescribed number of all the vari a radar acreen becauaa It retuma ta fuma tha ecuntry appaaita the hay latter hi tha offloial entry hlank ha- _ OOOOl BMCBJBPCA LEPriVB^ ous ranks of the legion. more itf the aignal. lew and sand n In to ui. Plaaaa print jraur name and addiuM plainly. Pmmpt- ^ S T U C K 5 0 O CO f n MS StPB naaa, Naatnaas and aritiaality will ha aantidartd in awardlny nit prfxait. MICKEY FINN TH MAHA- WBLC0MB Tlfe Purpose of thb revielon Is to re Only ant antiy will ha aeetptad from any ant family. Employeti of this BY LANK LEONARD 8UDB WRECKS HOMES Clip This Coupon nOAH 5AIP store the flagging |)featlge of the ttara ar their ralitivit ara not ellEihIa ta campata. NOTTOMTURt award. The nbw code specifies MKRO CSiOmO, Greece (AP) —A huge landallde tore into thla MAy— AMYBEHE RIG6ITT WAS M IU C U 5 U B P awards muiA be made prtly In rec OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK MUEOJENMNSUP ) INFLORIPA LATB IDOAVi ognition et '“ service M high quali vlllaga of SO realdenta Sunday THERrSNODOUBTIN, INALASKA! MAYBE J WHEN THAT ty.” The Imi^lcation is that legion night and wracked or buried 80 j M ailTo: DATE...... HOUR AMND ABOUT I THAT HASN'T AN ( HAPPENED PHIL ribbons havaLbeen passed out too of the 100 homes. ] Contest Editor, 45 Asylum St., P h il PRIVEROFTHECAR? . ACaOENTEITHER! I — NAPiti BEACH/ freely raoantly, either for achieve One body waa rooovarad. At HA5HAP ment not îgwlctently aixtrsordl- least U paraona ware mlaatng. ALBERT’S (Please Print or Type) MAX narjr or log jôljtioal reasons. , F iv * paraona were hurt I Hartford, Conn. I naoM accapt tfch et my official entry to yewr "Feiwout Plecai” Coq- I fait. I eareo to oMda to fba dociaioa of the ledses, wkick aiwH Vo I final. Hero, I koliova oro tfco cerroet oiMwori: IFLETOHER BLASS 00. o' manchustek I A ...... F ...... l i ...... G ...... •Otehan I C ...... H ...... )L«I WK6T BODDUn TUBMPIKK »-7S7t : I D ...... I ...... WHBN YOU t m WK OF BALDWIN OR ROMES, U. S. NO. ! « L A 8 8 . t h i n k OF KIBTOHHR D AVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS I ^ ...... ^ OOKMIIK DUBAMT OT.'I COOKING [ NAMC ...... i ...... I STRirr ADDRESS ...... BIR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY UatM 9UARTIIU TO m v i YOaR NilDSi Apples 4 : 3 9 WE CAN TEACH : CITY...... ZONE ...... STATE ...... TONV AND BIFF e/ERyNISHT •CUBA DIVING IN YUBNTY OF fHONT AND KIUA KUIWNO JANE PARKER LARGE U B 8 OZ 8-INCH AM*. EXCEPT NOTIMI... ABCRMATHK AilTO OLAU MSTALUD CONTEST CLOSES MIDNIGHT, SATURDAY, JAN. 19tli IDITTRUE •LASS NltNirURI TOPS YOU HAMS Apple Pie 39* A M ie MIRROR! CIM aM i ^ WriHA Hom oro the neiwoo of lha PWWfiMTl PieiUUIBAM IN^ JANE PARKER 1 LB 1 OZ CAKE, REG. 59c CONTEST JUDGES: EVERYBODY WINS . . . OIML. wMbow PiATi THEODORE BLUM NO tO llltS mSSf OLYMPIC TILIVISION CO. jn o m tj 4 OOinnUOT«Hn< WK HAVH IN OTOOK Chiffon O R A N ( » EA 49* GEOR6E HOWLAND MfandoMtwRioMefllM COLORIC RANQI CO. pokaaE, tlieii pett, eaa oNvRâ ft MI0IOINI o^Nvrs Hid iH o m boons h h m •HM en al AR A8f lapw l|lifhol$ la fhh iin h- t o 8 iddahr- • : M fH lIA JOSEPH LEVINE of Ihe mNMtot lASSETT PURNITURI « 0 . a a u a . j g i pjiv-ow if • m t m K j i M PAGE BLEViU MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SIANCHESTBR. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1968 ■- . . r . . lUN CEBSYBE S V E in N a HEBALD, MANCfiESTHiR, CONN^ MONDAY, lAN U ARY 14,1968 as Top Eagles, 50-45 Sherman Finally ‘Defeats’ *4 ^ Mr FRACTURED DRIBBLER E A R L Y O S T Quey Sparks Club Jim B r o w n ' i ’ College Grid Coaches 5 i m d » former minor league phoned ... , nrst JfuRdiw in JMuary wita a Bob Plshsl of tos Yanks forwoi^ Jutlful onofor outdoor ooUvltias od word that tbs annual Taiakaa Paces 30-20 Approve Free Sub Rule In Eighth Triumph J l^ a s s a d up inritas to go.okat* winter comvan In to Conneottovt u and to lK M rM ^ to rest and would bo on Tuesday, Jon. 33 wito too nmu to too laot (that’s writers invitod to brook brood NEW YORK (AP)—The country’s college football coachei S t) footoaU pwfontation toe with Manager Ralph Hbuk, a j[^ - Pro Victory toesed away their scorecards today, verbally approved the By HOWIE HOLCOMB KT on rideo. .Ohuroh wito my •r or two and mambsra o f the newly adopted free substitution rule as "good for the game” Class—real class will always tell, be it oil painting or bas !5ly got toe .daj ataited .on toe front offloe . , . Visited Chonay ffloS ^ an d toefi X Just settled Tech In the afternoon whan toe L 0 8 A N ^ i ^ (AP)— and indicated they now have enough romn to manipulate ketball. This has been proven in Washington, D. C., the past end enured the eomforto of Rangers hosted Prtnos Tech of Allie Shermsii finsUf hss s their forces despite a. couple of annoying strings. few days when thousands came to see the Mona Lisa and it wbllevtowiiig Detrott’e Pro Hartford. Although they tried victory . today over Vince “I think it will make a better*------— ------tbslr best, Cheney was no match game.” said ^ch Dan Devine ^ because was proven Saturday night when an apparently beaten bas K *er-Up Bowl Win over »tta- Lombardi, Hfs (dd New Y otV ketball team—Manchester High— ------SS»7 oeWidy ,»ore eacHing for the talented visitors and at Missouri. It s a g r ^ t ttil«| were short-handed. But each staged a terrific second half come- toes to Oroert dropped their sixth gams In seven buddy, even if it todc one of change.” said NorUi C«oUna S year they liberalized the rules a mrino made a free throw. The ■torts. When coach of the year Jim Brown'i fineat days, five Jim Hickey, Im delighted, pretty soon the whole idea btwdc and defeated Wethersfield, latter was extra tough since it S ^ for tooh I!JFL Utto two weeks 60-46. Hvloue. .Ftoe ohanoe to etudy up laurels are handed out, I’ll cast one fumblea, two dropped toueh< "Very wise very sound, said negated. We ended up play- was the fifth personal on Fred vote for Johnny Kiols, Cheney The tJuilling oome-from-be- W examlnaUoea in eeveral fltelds down paaaea and a field goal B im p BUiott of Michigan. Q^r two platoons against McCurry and he went to the mentor. He hss more problems There waa no hue and cry Iron everybody’s three.” hind (and It was ’way behind) bench. toe Can than any 10 rival coachea. by a gyy with the ahaket. the oppoeitlon replying to an At- There were some voices not triumph kept the Big Red’s win 'The Indians’ hustling forward id Camera toow at JO, Sherman, the young acholoriy ning streak going (it's now at soclate Press survey—only a lone raised in complete accord. played most of the game despite Thursday coach et the New York Gtants, determined voice dissenting. "It’s eight) and pushed Its CCIL, lead 1 painful leg bruise suffered in M o n d a y t his revenge. Sunday in too Said Georgia Tech’s Bobby to three full games. Numeioua requeets lor Gold "Only the hard working ones tremendous step backward,” Dodd: ”I have preferred and will the Hall game last Wednesday. To Idle Central Connecticut (9-0) Only Unbeaten New England College Basketball Sqiuid ore preaent, I con see,” see, Gil Hunt Eistem Conference's 80-20 vic said Ralph Jordan of Auburn. “ I Ih e Indians trailed by as much make matters worse, he was Dinner UokeU were received tory over LombordTq Western still prefer free aubetltution with the Jan. 88 dinner in Ham- noted when he allmbed the stain had a feeling when Gen. Bob Ney- no strings attached.” Johnny as 12 points in the second quar dumped heavily by Bob Heimgart- Sr of the editorial room at -7:45 and Conference stars tat toe 18th Na- land passed on something like this ter and looked as though the ner just before the end of the tao, easily toe No. 1 M>orU af- Griffith of Georgia said, “I’m for found but one department operat Uonml Football League Pro Bowl would take place.” free subsUtuUon and I think this reasure that’s been mounting on third period. But he got up from Off of Its kind annually In Con- ing. Hunt la toe fine rifle coach A | 1 4 ta r game. Neyland was strongly opposed lem every game had finally that one too, made the free throw Soucut. One can recall not tee is about as close as we can get.” S and publicist for too shooters. Sherman called it "a great to platoon football, calling it Ara Parseghian of Northwest taken its toil, lêy missed passes, and stayed in action until the fifth Em v veare ago when one couldn’t team victory and a well played a "rat race" that robbed the were guilty o f traveling and in foul. Wesleyan Knocked from Ranks of Undefeated of a uoket In Mancheater It’a always good to havs aomeone ern said, "I’m greatly disappoint game under the circumstances.” game of its "character building general, were sloppy. Cassarino’s free throw made it Mr the Key dinner. For toe pest note that a|tertswriters do get up ed. As I interpret the rules, you at an early hour, milkmen can tee- Lombardi, like Sherman a Giant aspects.” Others like Holy Cros.s' can’t platoon on first or fourth But midway in that second 44-43, Manchester leading by one. years, tbs allotment o f 40 Ufy to thai. .Dr. Walt Schardt, a assistant before starting his Eddie Anderson, the dean of the stanza they woke up and played Wethersfield had to go after the E f him a^ld without any dlffl- down. Who wants to platoon on BOSTON (A P)— Unrankedf on* k___ «- I x ___ *«...... ___ IlltUgle lUil marking back to basketball’s Rick Kaminsky with a brokefi' UtA haven’t missed a dinner in ready for spring training. I can Most of ths 61A74 who watched the better the game gets.” possession game. The Eagles be those tall, talented Northeast- day when the Purple Knights visit old Storrs field house record of 38 JVumber o f years . . • limited subsUtuUon?” they showed their class by out- at some institutions. N<»theastem. St. Michael’s ripped old days when the Lord Jeffs edged hand for alx weska, Yale kept up, truthfully report that I’m ready, the sloppy, taut exciting struggle The new rule, as adopted by the Duke’s Bill Murray, a member scoring the home club 22-13 and gan to foul and the Indians made era Huskies are clicking off set In 1966 by Art Quimby. loedsd arith at Isast SO ftrst at the Coliseum under sunny football rules committee of the them count. Sparked by fireplug Paul Sol-i Middlebury 83-60 Saturday as the Rochester 38-36 Saturday night. iita auoceasful I'vy League crown willing and able and looking for of the rules committee, had an trinmmig what once had been a The victory was a measure of rfssi Utters and nary one with ward to getting some sunshhie on ■kies and ao-degree temperatures National CoUegiate Athletic Asso One by May, two by Co-Captaln victories at a faster clip than berg, a 5-foot-8 playmaker, all Panthers auffered their 27th at(Miement for two looses to Maine Williams could do no wnxig in defense by upsebting Prinoston and anoUUon of on# penny due un- explanation. “There are basic huge margin to one point, 38-37. straight loss. the good old right arm.. .Short probably would agree the answer ciation in Coronado, Calif., last Sat philosophies of football. A majori^ Dave McKenna and two by Don a year ago when they jour but lost in a Jungle of 6-6 and 6-3 a year ago which kept the Huskies upending Wesleyan while latmoh- touted sophomore BID Bradtey 62- Lc toe new and Inoreaded p o ^ e was somewhere in the middle. It wasn’t untU three minutes neyed to the NCAA small college Northeastern mates, the Huskies trip waa on toe schedule at night urday, calls for more Uberallzed ty of the coaches favored a re Simmons pushed the bulge to Captain Ray Flynn outscored out of the title picture. Ccmnecti- ing defense of Its Little Three 61 Friday before teeing its shore ration s, proof that publicity On the poslUve side, the East substitution. There are certain re- later, when Oo-Captaln (Paul Quey 49-43 before the ever-present El basketball tournament finals. outscored Hartford 28-12 in the the nation’s fourth highest point crown. 'The Ephs hit 67 per cent and I was glad to get back to 250 EAST BLOCKS TRY—A horde of East All Stars move in to block a first half field turn to unlimited subsUtution. but fUpp^ in a near-unbelievable lay cut now has a 4-0 Yankee record of first place to Penn 60-60 Sat' ttNOton bowling oeoretariee, Burke St. at an eariy hour. While had the brUllont running of Cleve stricUona, however. liott hit on a field goal. After dazzUng Hartford 45-28 second half after Just barely hold man, Blfi O’Connor, 29-26 but the while Rhode Island Is 5-0. Maine of their field goal tries, controlled urday. Mtnde, foeo, etc. w«re aware of goal attempt by Tommy Davis (84) of the San Francisco 49ers and the West All-Stars. there were some who favored the up and an ensuring foul, that the vlaltlng Baet Hartford High I en land’s Brown, who proved he’s just Completely free subetituUon wUl idea that the boys should learn May connected again from the Saturday night with a demonstra ing the intermission edge 17-16. rallying Providence Friars (8-3) and Massachusetts stand 2-2 both backboanlB and romped off The Ivy look: Penn 8-0, Tala & change and added toe extra as good as ever by carrying 17 Indians finally took the lead. But tion of defense and foul shooting joyed talking sports of the season Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers held the ball for Davis. (AP Photofax.) be permltt^ any time the clock both offense and defense.” foul line to complete the scoring. When Williams knocked Wes fell behind Canlsius (8-1) by too apiece in the circuit white Vermont to an Insurmountable 51-19 half- 8-1, Columbia and Harvud 2-1, jgzmp. . • Charlie Olpson, local times for a rscora 141 yards, stops and on all plays in a series In reality it was the furious third the defending region one champs leyan (7-1) out of the unbeaten big a margin and dropped an 80- Ume bulge. with Nick Jackston, Hank Giardl Kansas’ Jack MitcheU called the quarter rally that broke the Quey led both teams with 18 is 1-6 and New Hampshire 0-4. Dartmouth, Coniell and PrinoetoB loiideRt and foim ar coach of bee- and Bernle Prusaezyk, an ooach- scoring two touchdowns on a 50- except fourth down and when the points, two more than Elliott. May have a 10-2 record. They set a ranks with a resounding 81-56 75 decision. ESarlier ta the week Bowdoin continued to set the w ihaii and football at Weaver rule “a great break fw the boys back of the Skigles’ stirring per Like Connecticut, Holy Cross, all 1-2 and Brown 0-4. ea. Jackston, a local resident Is yard gallop and a one-yard power Rec Volleyball baU chamges hands. In each of the with somewhat limited abUltles, had 10 for the Indians as each school winning mark of 17-7 in crash, Central Connecticut (9-0) the Friars played five starters all Amherst and Williams also have pace in the Maine State series, .ptsh in Hartford, a caller who plunge and satttaig up a third formance. 1961-62. the way in a 76-67 thriller over Dartmouth’s Steve Spahn, a. top man with the baseball squad restricUve cases, only two men allowing them to play more; it’s member of the starting five par was left as the area’s sole own 7-3 overall woh-Iost records. Holy holding off a Bates full court press slow starter this season after win nportad be retired Jan. 1 after 88 score With a 88-yard burst through can be sent In. Fans—aknoet 1,100 of them— Next on the agenda is eui inva state rival Rhode Island. while Prusaesyk la a former rival AMERICAN LEAGUE not so good for the outstaiiding ticipated in the well-b a 1 a n c e d er o f an tmbliennished record. The Gross capitalized on a second half to gain a 71-67 triumph last week. ning the Ivy scoring crown n year MSis in education. Olpson Is with three or four would-be tacklers. "I’ve sdways liked two-platoon were Jam-packed into every nook scoring. sion of Springfield where the Ma Blue Devils return to the court of mine on the basketball court boys—they won’t have a chance Coimeotlcut (7-3) swept through span of nine minutes when As The Polar Bean visit Maine to ago, showed his old form to a SOr. Aw World Book people -In toe when he played for Worcester. T h en was the ehitoh 19-yajrd W. L Pet. football,” said Army’s Paul Diet and cranny of the recently en In the opening game the Man roons are enjoying their longest wars after a brief respite when three league opfxmenta and thrust sumption couldn’t score a field morrow Right and Oolby Saturday. a v ita n ...... 14 4 .778 to use all of their abUiUes be larged Wethersfield gym. The winning streak In history — nine point effort as the Indiana defeated ’"Said C rtft dM H on . . . Bosket- touchdown pass from Y. A. Tittle zel, the inventor and prime devel cause It’s seldom they wUl play chester jayvees kept pace with they visit Stonehlll Satimlay. itself rlgta haw into the Yaitkee goal and nipped the Greyhounds The standings now show Bow- Cornell 71-66 in overtime In an un- )ili ofnolaU met at ntsht, Cen to Pr«« Carpenter that pulled the Watkins ...... IS 5 .772 oper of the three-platoon system. home folks roared with glee as their “bdg brothers” winning their games — after downing Tufts 74- St. Michael’s (5-1), which Conference race, capped by a 92-64 50-46 in a game fast-beoofnlng a Friday .619 both ways.” the Eagles, sparked by some fan 69 Saturday. Tme battle should be dodn 3-1, Cottiy 2 -t and Bates and usual Sunday gama pastpMMd tral Caonaotleut tbs site, with Someone brought up the pleas Bast Into a 20-20 tie early tai the UAR Const...... 13 8 " I think It’ s better — technlcaUy Texas Coach DarreU Royal said eighth In a row, 66-26. Paul Quas- been feasting off state rivals for route o f Miaine Saturday ndgbt. Woroester hometown olasMlo. Maine 2-«. from Friday. llanehestsr’s Jim Horvath, presl- fourth quarter after It blew a two- West Sides ...... 12 9 .571 wd for the boys.” tastic outside shooting by Co-Cap nltschka, Jim Walsh and Carl ant subject of Florida and Arizo It didn’t matter. “Material is go presiding, and Jim Murray, touchdown lead, and the field goal Scandia ...... 7 14 .383 Pitt’s John Michelosen said, "It ing to win games for you, not tain Bob ElUott, took a 15-4 first Hohenthal were outstanding tor na and we—colleague Howie Hoi- RESTAURANT LEAGUE CHURCH DUCKPIN — Tony quarter lead. Manchester made _ isr glHr Towner, reading the comb and I—agreed It would be by flu victim Lou Michaels that Center Congo ...... 1 20 .048 will alleviate the problem of al rmes,” he said. the Papooses. ulnutM In his cs|iaolty os seore- snapped the tie. And there was ' Standings i^Yacono 146-140 — 400, BUI Chap Schedule: Monday — 8, Center ways trying to keep track of the a8, PJabivUle’e first hi six the area. not ask, knowing what the an Lombardi In six tries since he be Gus’s Grinders...... 11 16 .4 Wethersfield ...... 5 8 .626 nouncement prior to the start of Sue Oorrentt and Joan Urbane*- came New York coach tended to Garden Grove ...... 10 17 .3 rence ISO—363. Liberty Mutual ...... 16 2 think free substltuUon will Roy Sherwood Wins Central ...... g 15 o f 42 attempts. games as well, left Meriden (6-0) swer would be.. .Incidentally, TTie Teachers ...... 15 3 8 .626 the game reminded Wethersfield won by Green Manor yester U set toe |mm» to toe »""««“* Glris T n e a d a y be lost In ths shuffle of fumbles Trudon Motor’s ...... 9 18 .3 bring better football to the col Maloney ...... g 8 .626 The Manors led throughout alone at the top of the FVL stand With New London Herald Is the smalleit paper In MORNING GLORIES East Side ...... 13 5 BEAR MOUNTAIN, N.Y. (AP) fans the Indians “are our guests. day in their Farmington Val much of the early action holding Open Bowling Tournament at the Floriat Oeorgs Krause an early circulation in the counts which by Abe Woodson of San Francisco Jon Dl's ...... 7 20 .2 leges,” said Baylor’s John Brldg- Mall ...... 4 4 JiOO It is extremely bad taste to treat ings. Manchester and PlainvUle are Oommnnlty Y test Sotnrdoy to that cost two touchdowns, a bob- Rotary ...... 7 11 ers. —Roy Sherwood of the Salisbury, Oonard ...... 8 8 .876 quarter leads of 18-16 and 53-48 deadtecked for the runnerup skrt. arrival at toe sports deportment sends s man to Florida to eover Gus's ...... 4 11 Conn., OuUng Club Is this year's guests in anything but a friendly ley League skirmish in Plain win their respective divlaion chom- to secure Oedd Key Dinner tickets, bls by Johnny Unites that led to Marco Polois won the second W. L. Pet. ” I’ve been for free subsUtution Platt ...... S 6 .376 after trailing by two, 20-27, at the Other scores yesterday were Overcoming its toughest test of the season, East Catho-'’ ■n honor 1 am Coaches ...... S 12 ever since they took It away from winner of the New Jersey Ski manner—especially at the foul ville. The referees were ex half. ptonsMps. Gale’s ahitet, Sue Cor- Im being on hand for a number of most appreciative of.. .For Michaels’ field goal, and sure round title. This week's high *Mums ...... 34 11 .756 Eastern ...... 8 8 .876 line.” It could be adopted in all Wethersfield 77, Torrington 78 and rentl, wid Otairo Favriaok pressed lie’s all-winning basketball team ran its streak to sevea touchdown passes dropped by scorers include Ron Orslni 160, Roses ...... 28 17 .622 St. Mary’s (Jumping Championship. In the Windham ...... O 8 .000 tremely busy, calling 54 per Dick McInUre hit slx-for-six East Hartford 91, Middletown 85. the pest affairs .. Tony Oiraltis, baseball umpire Bernle Giovino, face of a wind-driven mixture of CCIL cities . . . Other coaches sonals which found 75 free throws toe winners but Wound up In the straight Saturday night with a 62-59 triumph over St. Ber Gall OogdUl and Ron I&amer of Howie Hampton 169-416, Dick DI Glads ...... 27 18 .600 Schedule: Tuesday — 8, St. from the floor in the final period Summary: ooe of Manchester’s 10 pin Parkade Lanes manager,rer, atopp^ M ary’s vs. Coaches. Wednesday— rain and snow, Sherwood made were in abundance again including being attempted before the Silk runner-up ^wts. All four gtata nard’s jajrvees at New London. bowlers, took the time on his day bowling, of the W ^ Bella 136-399, Bill Paganl Jr. 140- Orchids ...... 22 23 .489 ’Then in the second quarter, and sparked PlalnvlUe’s rally that Greea Mmmot (8J) bowl regulariy at toe Holiday at the desk to discuss ' .20 25 .444 8, Elast Side vs. Rotary; 8:45, leaps o f 120 and 143 feet today for Joe Kubachka of Hartford Pub Towners won in overtime, 82-73. tied the count at 69-60 at the end * B HeU to a mere 9-8 advantage at<^ off to orinv In scores tram the course, and baseball and bosket- "It was a comedy of errors, ” 378, Vic Abraltis 355, Angi Pon- Violets ...... Manchester began to warm up F PtB. Lanes and showed that they can tUlo 142-365, Bert Claughsey 147- PetuiUas ...... 4 41 .089 Teachers vs. Gus’s. ____ 208 points and the title. and the Tribe’s big height advan lic, Larry Stewart of C o p a r d Five players fouled out. Including of regulation time. 2 Morlarty ...... 2 2-2 6 the end of the fliM periofd, the Parkade O osaic League. Indivi ball, two aj^rta the visitor for Insisted Lombardi. !'You -can’t (again ?) and new comer Bob Zuf- three of the winners. 2 Fortin ...... ■ 1 00 3 also bowl very good games on un Eagles flew to a 31-20 halftime ad both backboards) along wito new win boll mistakes. I 369, W alt' HlUnskl 138-362, Skip •—Won first round. tage began to tell. But at the half, A pair of set shots by Player- B Olenney ...... 2 3-6 7 comer LaGace (hit 10 of bis 10 dual averages aro up six to eight merly officiated in...(Sold .Key felato of South Catholic (Hart 4 Nye ...... 0 familiar aUeys. Gale and Sue are vantage thanks to the accurate I ifps.ovsr.A^ year A fo our visitor Dinner tickets have been selUng mean wên you drop the ball Kerna 138-382, Ding Farr 145-365, High this WMk was Sophie it was still Wethersfield in front Coach Dan Pinto and three foul 00 0 following In their parents foot points In a tough fourth quarter' 347. _J 25-15. ford ). STANDINGS Shota by Don Burns (in all, he 1 Turklnston ...... 2 2-2 6 firing of Tom Malin and Frank ■aid .. flportnrriters met at the like hot cakes with Fred BUan three times In the open, twice Ed Pagan! 140-379, Ed Scott 154- Burger with 134 and Wethersfield kept busy hands in 5 Keeney ...... 7 1<2 16 steps as their dad Maurice Is a top Kinel. Between them they tallied and finished with 17 rebounds). Yankee flllveramlth at noon to when it means sure scores, then 366, Paul Donnelly 144-382, A l As the third period got under W. L. Pet. made 10 of 12) helped the Manors » Morhardt 1 3-3 6 The Eiagle freshmen, after tying and Earle Clifford getting theta- EARLY BIRDS front of the much taller Indians all 4 Dan Pinto ...... 7 national ranked duckpin bowkw 25 of the ESagles’ 31 poin-ts in the bto out detolU for the Gold Key you are making mistakes.” Plrkey 139-351, Ed Bujauclus 167- way, one could almost feel the Meriden ...... 6 0 1.000 clinch it in the extra session. 16 and their Mora, Edle Is one o f the toe score at the end at three i>erl- annual allotments, .j m Blanchard new life the Indians displayed. night but only used a full-court Tom Bertuzczyk of Plainville I Burns ...... 2 10-12 14 half. Dinner, A sellout la virtually aa- reported he has souvenir World "W e Just handed It to them In 391, Rooky Lupacchino 140-381, Standings GREEN MANORS ___ 6 1 .833 5 Butkus ...... I” 4 1-2 9 leading Easteni bowlers. ods, lost the prelim, 44-34, to St. W. U Pet. George May, who usually only di- i press briefly . . . Mike Lautenbach topped all scorers with 19. Tony 1 Dom Pinto ...... 1 Switching to a fuU-oourt press wred with Ralph Houk, Johnny Series baseball programs dating the fmvth quarter,” echoed Uni Andy Lamoureaux 156, Larry Wednesday turned in a most creditable job Plainville ...... 6 1 .833 (M) 2 Third [dace to boto divisions Bernard’s frosh. Peaky, tha Rev. Robert Keating tes, whose passing—Including a Bates 157-387, Joe MsrinelH 362. Sparrows ...... 35 16 .68J I rects the attack, fired three Wethersfield ...... 4 Newman had 16 for the home club, ing defense, St. Bernard’s chipped Summary: back 40 yea ra .. .Rainy Weather filling tn for McCurry, giving lie 2 .667 SO Totals ...... 29 24-33 83 were won by girls bowling to toe and ’Tommy Richardson among the record 87-yord completion to Oog- Swallows ...... 80 21 .588 straight hoops that got the Red I Newington ...... 8 mosUy in the first half as he foul Fire a Police Girls' BowU^ steadily into East Catholic’s lead East CsthoUo (S2) and I was |dad my afternoon WEDNESDAY Y LEAGUE to some opinions the 'Tribe “has no 8 .500 „ Flalaville <7I) rtar-studded list of speakers .. slate called for an Indoor rather dlll—hod rallied the West into the Blue Birds ...... 29 22 .568 I w H L Y and. White under way. Slowly but New Britain ...... 2 4 .333 ed out shorUy after the third peri T B F PtB. Leagues at the Y. Carol Otandail, and toe count at 41-all when Standings surely they cut into the big Eagle bench.” . . Wethersfield made too od got under way. 8 Chapman ...... 4 1-2 9 the third period ended. fallow scribe Fred Poet, ciq>able than an outdoor aaaignment, St lead on a 17-point third period Qrows ...... 2'i 24 .529 many errors In the final period. East Hartford ...... 2 4 .833 4 Blskuplak ...... 0 00 0 last year’s midget idiamp, won )rts editor of the Middletown ’Thomas Seminary the destination. burst. Pet. Blue Jays ...... 26 25 .510 lead. Only Elliott’s pops from out Torrington ...... Dan Pinto (16), Buzz Keeney B Newman ...... g third spot in the midget group ■With three minutes to play, St. Mdârtland’.’.■.■.’.V.V.’.'.V.'.V. 0 0 ^0' .889 side the keyhole kept Wethersfield They lost the hall five times with 1 4 .200 4-9 16 Ms end a feUow whistle tooter Two local priests were In attend Tho key play come with 6 min HoUday Lanes ...... 8 Eagles ...... 26 25 .510 CASH and CARRY 5ALU Middletown ...... 1 (16) and Burns (14) topped the 0 Brown ...... 0 00 0 with Ramune Salohis finishing Berjnards led 66-66. But Kll Troy Man. Maotor S a le s ___ 6 .750 from collating. out a ahot on one occasion and 5 .167 1 Bertuxezyk ...... 8 3-3 19 hit on a free throw to tie the score » ^ «|i the basketball court, Jetoed me ance, the Rev. Philip Blaney, utes left, the score tied, and Robins ...... 25 26 .490 Terry\llle ...... 1 Manors weU-rounded attack. In 0 Wentworth ...... 0 third in the Junior dtvteion. P»ly ...... 3 0 4 Maple Super Service ..4 .500 Manchester trailed by one as three straight tn another period. 6 .167 all, 10 of the 11-man squad shared 00 0 and freshman Ray LaGace con « route home for a game b New- coach of the fine and well drilled Unltos back to pass. He was hit Black Birds ...... 28 28 .451 Summary: 0 Dudakoff ...... 0 00 0 Mias UrhanetU had a very good by Upscomb and Katcavage Don W lU ls...... 4 .444 the final period got under way In the scoring. Keeney, Jim Olen- 3 Gregorick ...... 3 0-1 nected on a pair of field goals for a ...... 0 0 0 tobn .. It’s rare to have a free high school team and the Rev. Peacocks ...... 18 33 .353: p Huicbeater (50) 6 second string of 122 to take high Wood ...... O i l Allens Market ...... 2 .222 famous kwft winter but 2:07 of the session had Equal In field- goals, 29 each. ney and Frank Butkus fouled out B Gacek ...... 1 4-12 6 four-point bulge. The E^les stay Ibesday cvwiJng but I found much Martin Scholaky, both on toe dropped the boll, and Big Daddy Flamingoes ...... 16 35 .314 F Pt.-!. Green Manor gained Its fifth vic Meintire ...... 6 S-10 15 atogle for mldgeto. Her first game t» do around my borne. p l o p ^ his e-foot-8, 290-pound CorrentTs Ins...... 2 .222 elapsed before either team scored. 6-8 18 for the winners while Newman and Mastrlannl ...... 1 of 102 and a 97 tor her third game ed in front from then on. Totals ...... 23 18 63 faculty. 1 Sim m ons ...... 2 tory in six starts with a 24 for 33 00 3 I tame on the football on the It was Quey udio broke the ice Joe Gacek took early showers for ^ gave her a three string total of Kinel (17), MaUne (15). Troy St. Bernard's (59) This week’s high scores in with a driving, backhander that 1 M cK enna ...... *,’ ** 3 performance at the foul stripe. 34 Totals ...... 28 15-43 79 B F Pts. W e d n e fid a y West 25. Among the high scores turned cluded: Edna Christensen 126-341, CLERT REURP TIRES M cCurry ...... * * 3 the home club. Score at half 37-39 Manors. 321, mighty fine bowling for a (13) and LoOace (12) led the Zrenda ...... 8 6 13 Saturday somehow spim into the twines. He M ay ...... ^ Eagle scores. John Farell with 16 McKenna ...... 6 ,8kl oOlumnlat Bob Brown had Keeping an ^>polntmsnt was Michaels, so wobbly that Sher In this week were Howte Hamp Claire AgostihelU 128. 12-yeor-oId girl on any alteys. man was reluctant to let him ton 146-144—396, Carl BoUn 143— was fouled on the drive and he Lautenbach ...... *.*.*.*.* 0 Sue Oorrentt put together games was high for the 'Whaling City Forell ...... 4 (be ‘Ttonor” o f being the first a.m. Jim Horvath, presMent of the Top 10 averages include Mary made that too for a 40-37 edge. Miller ...... 4 ;>lay, tricked a 27-yard field goal 306, Nick Twerdy 141—386. Art 9 Totals U-19 BO of 108, 104 and SB for second iâoe quintet. Martin ...... 4 riattor and he admitted be wasn’t Central Connecticut District Board anns PizzaneUo 105.1, Flo NUes The smallish guard hit again on Wnthersfield Swimmers Downed East Catholic Coach Don Burns Maryeskl . . . . ; ...... 0 foo pleased with the lack of snow of Approved Basketball Offloials. hree plays later. Johnson 161—386, Al Plrkey 103.42, Olga CoUa 103.23, Edna “ Collegians Boycott Meet- w ito a 801 totaL Carol Crandall Mueller ...... 3 On the Mckolf, Woodson Jitter- 13&—382, WaU HUtnski 382, Char- the same type of shot later to F Pts. had single games o f 88, 103 and 95 praised his veteran trio of Malin lb Manchester sod vMnlty. Fal- His guesU included bis two sons, Christensen 101.0, Betty Genovese boost the bulge to 44-39 and it 1 Elliott ...... g (M) 16 Gengo ...... 0 bunofl looking tor an opening as Ue Varrick 148—380, Dave Saund- 3 Ca.ssnrino ...... ” 3 By Meriden, 50-37 for third place with a 286. Joan (a g(reat Job against the all-court SehrtI ...... 0 lews like m s, who have to shovel Jtanmy and Lenny, who enjoyed a 99.16, Rita Anderton 99.5, Mike appeared the game might turn in 0 StllPii ...... 0 mow, a)>preeiato the comfortable be^heoded up'field. He tin smack era 162—373,^ Ed Kovis 371, Al 4 Casey ...... * ” 2 Balfiyga had a second game of press), Kinel (high scorer for the brief tour of the Herald’s com Holmes 07.39, Claire AgostineUo to a rout—in the opposite direc game) and Troy (a good Job oft Totals ...... 22 16 59 mathsr wa hove been having of into aeveland’s Galen Fiss, who Bujauclus 867, John Relder 140— tion. 5 Savoy ...... 2 To Square Record Two Admit Track War 111 that gave her a fourth place Score at half Sl-te East Catholic. posing room, both lads showing separated him from the ball with 361, Andy Lamoureaux 356, BiU 97.11, Vivl Bayer 06.44, Ann Cor- 2 Heimgartner ...... *’*’ 3 spot. Kyle Annulll started off well late. Being a aon-skler helM me mors than Just a passing Interest renti 06.40. But the Eagles weren’t, shot 0 Pandolfe ...... 1 . form my optaton . . . Wally P\>rtin, ferocious tackle. Dallas’ Don Chapman 866, Ed Bujauclus 354, down that easily, Elliott cianned Disqualification in the opening with gomes o f 102 and 101 but hw In the dally function of getting out Bishop picked It tm and raced 20 Tony MarlnelU 353, Joe Twaronite 13 Totals ...... 19 third game was way below her av VKtgram mrootor for the Recrea a paper. Stapervlalng the two, FLORAL LEAGUE — Toni Bel- another two-pointer and Bob Cas- 7-10 45 event, the medley relay, put the Has Killed Incentive tion Deportment, ohecloed In to yards for the cUnchlng touch- 351, Ehl Fish 850, Don Carpenter more 172. Score at half 28-15 ' Wether.ifleld Manchester High swim team in a erage and siw flnlAed o«it of the along with their Dad, was A1 Kur nnmtog. Tripucka in Farewell •y toe weather was Just great in dOWB. 850. big hole Saturday and they never Florida. WhUe vacationing In the lowicz, for many yeara a fine bas Happiest man was Bishop, who recovered, losing the (X5IL meet BOSTON (A P)— Olympian Hayes Jones of Detroit and ex Ttoe Junior Division winner was ketball player and a teammate of received the gom e boU whUe INDU8OTIIAL LEAGUE — Sol DUSTY—^Dyke Pleasant 136,1 to doubt right up to toe final two tonehlne Stats he took in the Stan Mlruckl 146-364. Schoolboy Basketholl Roundup to Platt, 60-37, at Meriden. world high jump record holder John Thomas both admitted Orange B c.'/l fo o lb rii gom e In Mi ndne one year-In a neighboring Brown was named ths outstand- Evangelesta 236, Dave Newcomb The Red and White captured boxes os all glris had a shot at Sparks West AFL Win town, Rockville... Wesleyan In taig player for the secemd straigtat 222, Nell Lawrence 218, Herb sadly today that they had lost all desire to compete in indoor wtontog. Gale Oorrentt rolled ami. also saw toe (Beads-Pook- only four firsts, one the freestyle «n gome on tssvee In 80 degree Mlddletosm toe destination after rear and Lipscomb was chosen Clark 218, Rln Custer 204, Leo BON BON LEAGUE — Joyce relay after the outcome o f the track meets because there was no incentive as the result of steady games of 96,101 and 89 to Austin 113, Rolane Irish 104. the NCAA-AAU feud. UmperatuN,” ha aald . . . Boswall dark to marie a busy week of he top: lineman. I RoulUard 203, Joe Lavae 200, Norm Heavy Schedule Set Friday, meet was already assured. Indi win wito a 285. She was hard SAN DIEGO, Calif. (A P)— Old pro Frank Tripucka came being on the road for six straight Bishop had an uncompUcatsd Warren 247-634, Bob Rataic 267- ’The indoor season, which is be pressed by second ptooe finisher trik fined the air when Ron Ko- vidual winners were Bud Johnson sociation voted to continue the o ff the bench Sunday and passed the West team to a 21-14 anoh, RookvUls High ooooh and days. an>lanatlon of his touchdown run. 594, a 1 Townsend 222-591, Tiny EARLY BIRDS — Sue Shorts (200 freestyle), Karl Then (40 ing boycotted by the ooltegiaas Olain Paveiaok who had a fine 175, Gail Sullivan 184, Harriet under orders of the NCAA, opened seaeofi under the banner of the victory in the second annual American Football League All- '^Somebody)dy Ihit him and I Just pockett 229-686, BUI Neubouer 201- Rockville Receives Plainville freestyle) and John Verfallle (100 AAU. 104 to her third string for a close picked up me boll and somebody 209-668, Joe CoUlngwood 211-562, Parka 190-181—506, BunnyOppelt freestyle). Then and Verfallle Saturday night here with the Bos 288 totoL Ramune Salcius could Star clash—^then said it was his final game. 179—473, Rita Horvath 465. ton Knights of Columbus Games. Air Force Lt Ernie Cunllff, yeUed run,” be eold. "Bo I did.” John (ioiangos 659. also took part In the winning re^ second to BUI Crothers of To see victory in sight as she started The 86-year-old quarterback re-* ------—^------By HOWIE HOLCOMB ^3-3 in league play. Rham is 2-5. lay effort A crowd of 7,233 braved foul with a 101 but dropped to a 92 to lieved Len Dawson of DaRaa in the EARLY RISERS — Karole Fairly light during the first few weather to see the meet. ronto who wem the 1,000 yard run and an 11-yard pass play from' Hfome Snglneera — Diane W ll- Two meets are listed for the The loss evened the ducks’ rec in the meet record time o f 2:08.6. her second game and needed only final quarter with the score 14-14. W ills Elated at Honor Weekend Fighta Brown 191-179 — 618, Roeemary days of the week, the area scho Manchester High swim team. ord at 1-1. They go to Hartford With the exception of the Uni an average game to win to her He cranked up the faltering West Dawson to San Diego end Davel Us 176-497, Edith Palmer 453, Danlewtcs 179. versity of Maryland, which defied aulded hie comment to the NCAA- Kocourek. Marge Smith 452, Bea Bagley 462. lastic basketball schedule blooms Coach Dick Sollanek’s (U-ew goes tomorrow to meet Bulkeley and AAU feud: third game. She could not get her players and guided them 89 yards BANOKO K— Pone Kingpetch, Into full flower Friday. Highlighit- to Hartford tomorrow afternoon open their home slaite Friday when the ban, the coUegiate boycott was ball working for her and wound up in seven plays to toe winning McCUnton, AFL rookie o f tost lllH , ‘malland, outpointed Ma- 100 per cent effective. Further "It’s hurting oU track and par year, was also named outstanding* COUNTRY OLUB-^lel St. JfUm Ing the week’s 10 games will be a at 4 for a date with Bulkeley, then Bristol Eastern visits. to third ptaoe wito a 276. touchdown. As Athlete of Year sshUco (Fighting) Harada, 111, RAINBOW LEAGUE — Ethel 146, W alt Leggett 185, .Mario Boc- rematch between two rival neigh- Summary: more, Maryland Coeidi Jim Keboe ticularly hurting graduates like back of the game. ' Ruflnl 126, Mary Jarvis 838, T e ^ makes its home debut Friday' at me. We won’t have any racca to Both winning and runner-up The score was set up on a 49- Japan, 15. Kingpetch regained calotU 136, Hal Jarvis 146 — 380, bors — Ellington and Rockville. Medley relay—Plabt (Freeman indicated he would continue to en girls wUl reoeivs trophies at the The sputtei^ East offense world’s ftywetaht title. Hayden 163r—349, Lucy Kosciol 7:30 when Bristol Eastern visits ter teams In indoor meets ’’unless run. It’s a senseless squeeze.” yard toes to Tripucka’s Denver Paul Ballsleper 145, Maurice Perry That one’s set for Friday. the MHS pool. Nakos, Cheeseman, Mariman). annual Mother and Daughter, Fire plagued by five Intercepted iiaases' WUls, who does oU of these n e w YORK — Billy Daniels, 125. 368, Albert Gelyson 871, Dick Ob- Manchester’s imdefeat^ Indians something happens to atop us.” Bruce Kidd Wins Bronco teammate Lionel Taylor. — caught hold late In toe third NBW YOU (AP) ^ If oU 200-freestyle—Johnson M, Gill and Police Bowling Biinquet, April The same Trlpucka-Taylor combi the sw aris fMStved by Maury totaigo end etramo oa ttet 186, New Tork, s t o p ^ Tony erlander 856, A rt Smith 867. start the second round of their P, Davis P. Time 2:17. "Honestly,” said Jones, who eoc- .Ajnazing Toronto teen-4iger 8 at the Y. period. Quarterback Gecê Blan- Along!, 19514, Hollywood, Fla., . K. OF O. UBAOUB — Joe CENTRAL VALLEY OONF. tended his indoor victory string nation worked on a 20-yard two Wills this fait WON Uned up banjo 00 well, has a major! 6 OdL schedule Friday at Meriden Standings 40-freestjrle—Then M, Sad<»wskl Bruce Kidd turned in the third da of Houston used only four TOTOrO — N gboni Salto, 160, Schauster 219-575, Pierre Caron where they engage Platt. It’s their with a meet record-tying :06.6 vic fastest two miles on the indoor plays later for the touchdown. ■Ue by slAs ttiey probably port in the show. Other SPICE LEAGUE — Pot Guinan W. L. Pet. P, Wassmef M. Time 18.6. plays to move toe Easterners 68 Dodgers In toe set are Don Japan, s tr ^ e d Moses Cooper, 161, 201, BIU Reiser 201, Al Kozikow- 125—348, Ruth Conran 840, Lori only game this week. Individual Medley—Rieger P, tory In the 46-yiaiPd high hurdles, record books with an 8:43.2 clock Sign Standout A crowd of more than 27,k toe pole vault on fewest 218, Skip Cooley 211. C rom w ell...... 5 1 .833 has used up his eUgibUity at Bos son was the Patrioto* seventh draft awards” aaM Wins today, "but am on Jaa. 37 aiM then fly ta Rams have perked up of late, win Portland ...... 5 1 .833 Breaststroke—Nakos P, WasiUeC mlases tooi^ his rivals Henry choice and though be was not And Sparik Boston NBA. Win (Ms is partaapi ttaiD eidy of BlUwankee for tMo latoot kon- ning three of tbelr last four as M. Mariman P. Time 1:13.1. ton Unlverrity, although he has Wadsworth and John BeUtza also HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Jackie i f No Old Tire Required in Exchange! Avon ...... 4 3 .571 not graduated yet. drafted by the .rival NFL most ’■to aB. Paa n o t M «py atoout or, the Ftadortok C. MUIer Kanehl 183, Edle McMulltai 184. sophomore Bob Newmarker and Bacon ...... 3 3 .500 '’‘Freestyle relay — Manttoester cleared 15 feet olx inches, TMs member teams riiased: him as Memorial XTMhy, pieoanted at (Saari, Verfaille, Driggs, Then). "My Incentive sure was teck- also was a msst rsoord. BOSTON (AP) — Rookie JSidt) ‘doubt. With toe nmantny oondt- (he tm g r ." Howe Starting to Shoot More Joe VanOudenhove and Junior COVENTRY ...... 3 3 .500 free agent: The slaewy, msraary- a dfaUMT hy m Fraternal Or h o l id a y b a n t a m g ir l s Karl Niederwerfer have taken over Time 1:17.8. tog," he said. "IXd you see how - - - - tioo, which pnvailed against toa — EACH FAMOUS KRAFT WINTER CLEAT RECAP. Rocky HIU ...... 3 4 .429 (The Shot) Foley and court-wise Metod eheetltep*e pleawire der of Hoglee. Kathy Kusralk 120. the ocorlng burden. RHAM few competitors to ^ Were? Zephyrs, F ol^ pliyad 24 mlnutss,' . .2 6 .286 wanted more oompetltion and Clyde Lovellette aro getting Wmi e x p sea a ed ^ loa« dto- WUIe cimtriMd 73 fln t pleoe And Red Wings Back in Race BY GENERAL TIRE, CARRIES AN UNCONDITIONAL Road Gaines Wednesday Eiast H a m p t c o ...... 0 5 .000 hit on eight o f 17 flaid goel tries VILLAGE MIXERS — Harold Two tecal taams are on the road I think I wmuld have done better Gary Player Positive Thinker obanoe to prove tlienwelves wito Including one from mlddonrt iuki talaphoaa from his votes and 888 potats oa a NEW TIRE GUARANTEE! Sports Schedule ' Erickson 201, Ercel Garufl 101- Wednesday — East CathoUc at if I had been pushed. Tlile thing Boston CMtica* grsibbed five reiiounda. room hi a Lao Voftoi 3-3-1 baate from a Natlomd Frenzy of Delight has the atotetos caught to toe mid Lovellette tallied 24 points and — as* Mamy to appsar- panel of 3M qteiM wrltora DBTROrr (AP)—Gooch Sld^tuniabout In toe Wings’ long 600, Dutch Appleby 668, Ruth Prince Tech and Cheney Tech Is dle.’’ W illey 402, L o n Swohn 234-560, at WimMiam. The Eagles of Don Tuesday, Jan. 15 And This Helps in Coast Win Foley 16 âstarday aa the defand- NEW YORK (AP) — Tbs t m la m aamg, ^ aad daaoe and mwtoaoten who pottlO- Abel must suepumb to hairsplit slump that foUowed their 10-game ★ 7.50x14 SIZE FITS FbRDS, CHEVROLET. FLYMOUTHS AND MOST BANGKOK (A P )—^Boxing-hap Thie marked toe 92k)id time ing Natlooal BasketooU Aasocta- IpatoA M too poB. unbeaten streak at the start of Oort Swohn 479. Bams ahow a 7-0 record, halfway Ellington at CJoventry. Thomas has cleared seven feet or Angeles Lakers can be beaten •— ting and bead sorotohlag before toward toe guttering 14-0 string py Thailand is in a frenzy of de- Plainville at RockvUle, 8:16. tim ohampions avenged test for one quarter, or two, or torse. Oolfar Jaok NleUooo woo toe season. OTHER 1957. 1963 MAKES. Ught^Pone Kingpetch has won better tn the high Junq>. SAN DIEGO, (AP)—Golf star* "You know,” Gary oaid later, werii’a eigbt point lose )iy clobber- dteeovering any fault Gkurdto Howe Howe basted 11 ehota—a whop-, COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN recorded last year. Swimming — Mancheater at The f ^ toe meet wa» bsM to But it is becoming increasiogty ■ooond with 38 ftest plaeo Standings back the treasured world fly Bulkeley. Gary Pteyer is a positive think ‘T had-a feeling it was going to toe <%ieago Zephyrs 148-09. tough to handle toe Natkinal Bai^ voteo and 308 palais. Y. A bod hod bi 17 soosona -with the ping omount-r-ot the Ranger goal. ★ EXTRA HELP FOR FAST SERVICE. 75e MpunfiiKI Char9f P#r Tlrt Ouney is 1-8 on toe season and spite oT’T^CAA action and turned er and proud of it. ■hMr Im Detroit Rod Wlngn W. L. P) hMt a previous Mart to the Thread weight championship. In a gallant, Wednesday, Jan. 16 make the"■"s putt. I had hit about oley, toe noord-breakliig sbot- ketMOl A a ei^ th m ’s W astefn la avory TIttls of tho Nmv York Poot- Montreal tied first-place Chi oome-from-bchind struggle. Pone out aome strong performances was So today, as the American eoUd I Dodgers did This one fait: Hows possee off cago 2-2 and Boston deadlocked Woods ...... 42 26 .6 C ity chib, T7-45. Ttnuaday is an East CathoUc at Prince Tech. hailed as a triumph by Ool. Don five real, eobd putta w hidi Juet loaker from Holy Cross, Jus csdy Division leaders over tod Atatmiuif MgM, JiMt iu baU Olaate, golfer Arnold regained the 112-pound title Satur PGA champion from South Africa missed toe hole. four more games or until Jan. U too iriueh ’When ho toould shoot Toronto 2-2 in Sunday night’s Moshles ...... 40 28 .6 MANCHESTER BRANCH ep«a date for aU area teams. Cheney Tech at Windham Tech. Hull, executive director of toe Staging another of their whtrt- isy S i Pahnor, Jim Ihylar o f Nw Tees ...... 38 30 J5 day with a ^fiit 15-round decision led toe gcrifing nomads to tos •T told myself I was due for in bis bid to make tbs OeHtos wind fSnlalMM, toe Lokero eanio .whsa - 'itain ‘ m IK o w a tom Bay Paokero, aad «aar- hlmoOlf. other NHL games. . In addition to the Manchester AAU. uncertainties of toe B i^ Crosby Ab McDonald scored both Black Woods ...... 37 81 .5 at Matt game Friday, toe sched- over 0-year-old Masahiko Harada STILL UNDER AOO one. That last die mode up for squad. nom behind Sunday lUght and NattoMl tarbaek Totra Bnfear af tha "CkMTdio is shoottaig much mors o f Japan btfore 15,000 deliriously "They Have noted* . ' Tournament at Pebble Beach, be all toe onoi I missed.” laoetd to nr,” oold A M in siq>l»lntiig one Havrit gofils to, tho tie w ito tolrd- Putters ...... 87 31 ,8 ^ taeludee KaM CatooUc at LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Los ‘ The NCa a met in Los Angetea Foley liad ,bssB gbwnia SO-dagr trimnud toe Now Toric^Knitos VnlvenMy af Baatham OtaB- T H i partisan fans. Harada, tough and ooidd reflect <» a putt he sank. Player ooBeoted 18,500 for trial period after Iw release from WlHo of the hottest ■oortng stnuM to ploeo Moyrtrool, wiping out a 2-3 NlbUcks ...... 86 88 .8 HARTFORD GENERAL Weetbweet QMhoBc, Vinal Teeb at Angeles Angels caused excibenient this past Week with the express It won toe 186,000 Son Dlsgo lOfl-KM for thafa* lOto dtraight vie- Brassies 34 . 34 confident in the earlier rounds, to toe American League test roa- rounda o f 05-d0-7Q-7O—870 and Obast Guard duty. But Boston had tory. Los AngOlai was behind by Hbwo’s brilUsnt Nattodol Booksy deficit. Joan BoUovmu and OUJeo [GENERAL) KoekriUe at HUUngton, built a solid edge to points and piupose of wrecking this meet Open Sunday. mltsed Mike Souchak** toonia- Inogno eorssr; Tranblay acorod for thq Canadi- Drivers .28 . 40 .( P h r Huaptoo at Ooventiy and son by finiabing third. For toeto •Qoountarad so iiaainr .dUEiealtiea 10 potats at toa half and tnUUd floored toe 26-yeu’-old ’Thai to the and the entire Indoor ■cheduia,'* Tba putt moaourad 18 faM from raent nooid by one stroke. ' a* Mam Wegtonal The twq seasons in toe league they OoL Hull said, ‘T hey b «v« Jack bad UM8s lo strut bis & “ the .toW pariod wbsn "Wo 5 w a j » m Basra • sootad twlos Sunday TIRE Mghto. Pone arttee aa the count toa adga of tha Uth green and Ha won by ecu strMce . ov«r stuff. OuifMnnm fk iV * two fsnturs night—on two daofiHiig individual XdUt*pUct Boston erased a i ; ^ ...... 23 '^4A,^,SS3 TIRE CO. L game* an Ghatter Oak now have a record o f 156 wtaa and foited.’* Gary had to naisa it «r go into botosrad by a sM M throe and toe beU sounded si- under Barltor to toe day, toa MattooMl Lama, whh Bill Casper Jl and Same obsKVMs flsal hS’O aUll >aad-a(ag aad have f ooss too Oulftatrsam Pork Hoi|« toiOô—u Dotetet beat thb New, two-gosJ deficit ogoinet Toronto utouMoiaWt tom took to s ,500 BMtfc. ounen death phgwtf with Tony Charil* flUtadtM for thhd at dlQOB oa:Mfiroh M sgri ttte-Florldn Tsik JRangoni 4*3. He Itos tovsn sn goals .by caÎey Burns and High this week were Helen 156 CENTER 8TRBST->M1 9*2828 r doo* «m ck M «t ZNvMUm A » m , go^ to (he IM fWte mmsA iitol OUrar.lUdls Shook oito Noel 132-355. Bstbllo Dombrowaki . ’ 4i • ■to Imri aMilHn toi afetotoîBd LdtMBlwiipv Mond tho Mnplo 126, Colosto BhiiiXop l3l*363.

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Fully iaaored apiutidwt, hMt, bot wAUr, ro* medaUly, Hebron — 6 room NEW CHa RMINO Colonial MANC^STER— Two-famlly, 6-8, Will trade. 42-4S Wctherell Street. t woriimanahlt) guaranteed. Iao nat Mtohen btith biiUt-ina and dis- 3 f«D baths, 20x28 foot roeraatloD Parachute Oo. retried today to tlia A JJ Y X!iIV 1 V M g w n to, atojra. w«ahar. garago, u a p n e n t for rent, heated, 8100. Ranch,, family kitchen with Pro- large rooms, 8 bedrooms, 'year Gall Builder, MI 8-4.'l*2 after 7 PeUetlei, M f 9-m e U no anawer, poi^, attached garage, $19,600. room with iiroplaca, attached ga vlilolai cabinets, excellent floor demands of a shop oommitta# To p p e c t can Carol Laklng. Co- raUbrick Agency, Ml t-seoe. old. Owner, evenings MI 9.2682. p.m. cau Ml iaots. lumMa 338-3868. rage. BaaittifuTaroodad lot. p So- plan, matchless construction only seeking to unionize the firm’s CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS brick Aganey. m $-84$4,^ $17,990. Hayce Agency, MI 8-4803. VERNON—6 room ranch, fire ployes under the Arnalgiamatefl EXTERIOR and intarlor painting. THR5no ROOM aiteirtmant and place. oil heat, basement garage, Clothing Workers of Amarls^ 8 A .M . t® 5 P.M . Paperhanging, ceillnga wal^Mêr MANCHB8TBR-4tevan room iMUt OdVBNTRT-Nieaiy ftunishad « - bath in modem ranch home. an 8 room Colonial, For far- Bolton Lake Hide-away BEAUTHtULLY finished brand walking distance to bus. Full Lots For Sale 73 AFL-CIO, hooka on requaat FuDy InaUred. rdoms;. ahowar bath, artoslan new 4 bedroom Colonial with at price $18,800. Alice Clampet, Real Cal] Edward R. Prloe. Ml tter InfomaUcn call FMlbrlek .WWL eorner lot Evatyteing, only Bernard Schubert, Pioneer'd pre> COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT ssfiSDiSr”- Agency, MI 8-8484. tached garage. Handsome kitch tor, MI 9-4643, MI 8-7867. SEVEN ROOM home conveniently duction manager, told H ie HeraM 16,900 ♦T.liio. ,742.7876. en w ith' built-in* and dining MONDAY Thrn FRIDAY 10:80 A.M.— SATURDAY 9 A.M. PAINTINQ and maipapattqg. wall- located close to school, shopping today that Pioneer will not Mg(»> ' <> H R C B I n on , THREE ROOM house, fumlAed a c ^ plu* formal dining room, NORTlTTOVENTR’^Route 44A. and transportation, 2-car garage. paper removed. WallMper botdta - flat, aaaoBd floor, fumaco, t$0 ElODT ROOM OaariaSn OoUnlal, tiate with the union until the eos> Or unfurnished, parking, adults SI twin sized bedrooms, closets Small residential farm—6 room Wooded lot over one acre includ ployes have indicated through M on requeat. Ceillnga. n e t aatl- Ml fS n t, 9-6. California bouM writer sacri latga Uvlng n om , dining room, fklore, 114 baths, center entrance house, expansion attic, breeze PLEASE READ YOUR AD matea. Call Roger. Ml a>0M. only, all utllltlss. MI 84889. ficing this ruatic’Otf^ complet ‘ Itehsn. afiidy and ^ M s t y , 4 ing 8 additional building lots of election that they favor orgilite* hall, large lot. A rea) buy at way, 2-car garage, fireplace hot record. $15,400. Philbrick Agency. CSoMlfled or'**YY«nt Ads” are taken over the phone as a con- S8 SPRUOV ■, OMitat-6 FIVE ROOM Cape, gerage aU ed $ room furnished'year 'round —imp and bath on aaieond tlon under the AC7WA. PAINTINQ AND papertiwiging. $21,000. The Flsie Meyer Agency, water heat, storm windows, large MI 9-8464. Such an election 'would' be ru i VMdeooo. T%e advertiser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT room flat, aaaand floer, oil atom conveniencee. Cali 7434748' after home, beautiful stone fire- flooi. ItoBroatlaii room with flro- Rskltor, MI 0-6524, upright farm freezer, scale, many AFPEAR8 aad REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser- Good clean workmanship at rea heat, automatlo hot watar, now- • p.m. .lace, paneled walls dodbls plaea in basamant. Attanhad by the National Labor Reiatioas sonable rates. 80 y »a n tn Man extras. Chicken coop and equip INDUSTRIAL tot for sale, about ^ a rd . ftoi. Hie HeraM Is reeponsihle for onij’ ONE Ineorrect or omitted ly ranevatoA Phene HO 9.$8tember and October Ot 1963, lowest rates and good clean work IT AahwerOi St, Eve, MI 9-a882. 94712. Realtor MI 8-^46 Phtlbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. 'We believe that the democratla YOUR COOPERATION WIU. AI Ail ^ 0711 manship call MI 4-0601. THREE BUILDING lots, prime right of the employes should be â v a il a b l e at once—6 room flat TWIN HUyLfl Drive, Coventry -- MANCHESTER-Good older home RE APPRECIATED Afll J-X# I I GARAGE wanted for compact ear Charles Nicholson PI $-6364 M.bUa line, hot water oil heat, location, AA zone, Philbrick .safeguaided,” Schubiert says, ‘.and with garage ,at 37 LillCy St. near Blssell St. Call after 6 p.m .Unusually nice 6 rOora . ranch Manchester Suburbs Agency, MI 9-8464. . . . an eleotion is the only proper Electrical Services built 1981, . one-half acre land storm windows and screens, clean Adults only. No pats. Inquire 31 Ml 8-9814, ■a a whistle, full price $12,800. way to meet the wishes of the ma Biro it. scaped lot, anieettejdrive, full cel FREE EiSTIMATES Prompt eerv- MANCHESTER — §■■ room ranch jority. lar, CU heat, aluminum ktormo ^4M8 m '3 ^ 5 7 ^ f i v e b e d r o o m c a p e c o d ' The company management has Ice on all types oi electrical wir f o r r e n t —4 room heated apart Houses For Sale 72 plua utility room and heated rec and -Scrisenb, 'large living room Wanted— Real Estate 77 ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson been prepared for several months TROUBLE REACHINO OUR AOVERTISER? ment. Call Ml 8-61U between 8:U room one acre tree shaded lot, with fireplace, 8 large bedrooms, COVENTRY—4 room ranch fire Electrical Co., MancJiestv. HI a.m. and 4:80 p.m. BROOKFIELD 8TRBBT-4 room amesite drive, 3-car garage, din 816,900. Robert Wolverton Agen 1V4 baths, fireplace, oil hot WISH SOMEONE to bondie youl for an election, and has been ex 9-4817. Glastonbury. MB 9-7879. ing room, 34 foot living room wiUi place, breezeway. garage, $11,800. water baaeboard heat, alum pect ing the union would take the C3sar Fir and Hemlock Square Cape near High and Junior High, cy, Realtor, MI 9-2818. Joseph Barth. Broker, MI 9-0820. real estate? Cob me at Ml 9-082S SINO ALONG With Mitch — we ROCKVILLE—Beautiful 8*/ii room gârago storms Excellent loca fireplace, 8 bedrooms, plaster inum combinations, baaement for prompt and cotirteous service, necessary action with 24-Hour Answering Service Edge Trim Stock 26c sq. ft. have the music. Open evenings apartment available Februaiy 1, Help Wanted- Help Wanted— Female 35 Hslp Wanted—>Mak tion, Bei Air Real Estate, MI wallA custom built, $36,900. Rob MORSE ROAJD— Large 7 room SOUTH WINDSOR—$14,900. Five garage, large lot, treea, Joseph Barth Brokat NLRB. . . Floor Finishing 24 Ehcteriqr Doors, till 9, Saturdays till $. Ward heat, hot water, range, refriger 8-8383. ert Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Cape, attached garage, hot water ahruba, outbuilding suitable Schubert cites an October news TYPING TRAINING available STEINOGRAPHER for public con THIRD SHIFT wmrkers, excellent 6 Panel Colonial, 8/0x6/8 $16 ea Music Co., Hartford lt4% Class in Weather FOUND—White and mulU-colored GARAGE FOR RENT — For car tions, lot 90x150, smesite drive. all utilities, $12,900. Joseph Barth, mortgage. Call owner MI *8-0042. Becker has said In the peat that 3-2310 Then you pick $25 and more In soon to interview applicants. Casement# $46 ea. used furniture ana antiques at 490 garage, excellent location, very Ishad, latge living room with Broker, MI 9-0320. kitten vldnlty Spring Street. MI storage, 148 Cooper HIU St., Man free items. Alice Williams, P < ^ - Write at once Rawlelj^ Dept. Lake St. CaU and sea what we'vo $10,600, Also 71 Finley, i- no election ha« been called becauoa chester, |7.00. Call Glastonbury, AUDOGRAPH OPERATOR MisceUaneoua Mouldings central, now available. Realtor, firaplBce, huge master bedroom, CONCORD RD.—^Beautiful ranch, ' 9-8786. lar Club Plan, Dept. G801 Lyn- CNA-26-302, Albany. N Y. got. Open Sundays. Ml 9-6680. MI 3-1878. room custom Cape, aluminum A weather class scheduled to thei-e is at least one unfair labor 633-9057. FYom Ic lln. ft. family ais* MfItchen, ' dining room. large living room, formal dining VBRNON-Non-development Tree -Four bedroom Cape, begin Saturday at Lutz Junior; practices claim outstanding Bonds—Stocks brook, N Y combinations, 3-car garage. Ita- Baaeboard heat, recreation room room, eabmet kitchen, 2 bed shaded 6 room ranch. * extra! enclosed rear porch 2- ACTTUAL JOBS In U.S., Elurope, Caulking Guns 50c ea. WANTED—used restaurant, gro cott Agency, Ml 9-7683. shaded 6 room ranch, extra Museum still has a number of against Pioneer Parachute, LOST—Steriing charm bracelet. M ortgages 31 Hartford Company lu « fine op -4 ROOM iqwriment located in in basement, 30x34 foot garage, gari rooms, recreation room, land clean, plastered wails, fireplace, car garage, one acre wotxled lot So. Amndca. Write Employment cery store, and tavern equipment. North Coventry, heat, hot water, Only $15,900. Taxes are low in i openings, according to Mrs. Made-, The NLRB will not conduct an Reward. Call MI 9-6427. Business Services Offered 13 portunity for experienced tran- CASH AND CARRY ONLY TOETT ROOM eiva, 4 badnoms, vary cloaa to schools, shi scaped yard. Marlon E. 'Robert garage. Scenic lot. $2,200 assumes BESET BY BILLS? Let Us help Help Wanted— Male 36 Information Center, Room 474, For fast and ready cash oaU and electricity Included. $86 a son, Realtor, MI 3-8968. South Windsor, Call Ray Hol line McAwley, museum director, election as long as there are asdf scrlptlonlst—6-day week—com dtning room, paneled famOy and trauRwitatlon. 816,900TO mortgage. Hurry—only $14,700. The seaeions for children of Grades j such cases. LOST—Between HUllard, Broad SNOW PLOWING—Driveways and you to a fresh start consoli plete benefit program — free 789 Boylston St., Boston, 16, Mass. Fred Fontaine, BU 9-6848. beforo month. CaU 743-6708 or 743-8408. brick Agency. MI 9-8464. combe, Real Estate, MI 4-1288, ELECTTHICIAN, licensed, for resi MANY ONE OF A KIND— 9 a.m. or after 7 p.m. room, full shed dormar. Bi« HayM Agency, MI 8-4808. 3 through 6 will be held from 9:30 Unless the company rehlres an and Middle Turnpike, green steel small parking lots. Call MI dating the many debts that de parking. WANTED— Two men Trith~some OFFERED SUBJECT TO PRIOR $14,306—FIVE room ranch, 2-car dential. commercial aiid indus LARGE FIVE room, flrat floor a p m , aluminum comWnaUens, MANCHESTER — New 6H room garagS, cellar, aluminum stornu, SPRING STREET- Price reduced. to 10:30 a m. on five consecutive | employe Becker claims wse un- tool boot containing screws and 9-9709 mand your attention into one trial work, Rockville and Man knowledge of carpentry. Tel, MI SALE WE BUY SELL or trade antique SPLIT LEVEL— 7 rooms, easily paid monthly obligation. . apartment, modem kitchen and attached garage. Vary elaos to ranch, 2 fireplaces, full bssSmant, 4 ^ % mortgage, $101.3? monthly. bathe family room, garage, lot Picture book home, extremely driHa Call days l u 9-6048, after chester. Call TR 6-6905. 4-1989. and uaed furniture, china, glSM, spho^ shming and tnuuprta- 6. MI 9-7266. LAWNMOWICK sharpening and ra- $2,000 requires only $44.80 per Write Box S, Herald. bath, encloaad porch and garage, tiled bath, city utilities, on bus Carlton W. Hutehina, Ml 9-5163, 166x428, choice location, $23,900. appealing 6 room ranch with in u the unfair practice diaagrea- silver, picture framefi aad old heat and hot watet Included. MIO riSubrlek Agasioy, MI p ^ a . Also, lawn maintenance. month including repayment. If SENIOR NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. line. Chanes Lesperance, MI Muttlplo Listing- Phtlbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. terior charm. Living room with m e t^ ^ o g lst wnll conduct the > „e n t i« to take it to courtW hW l Free pick-up and deUvery Little you have property equity, con coins. Old dolls and guns, hobby per month. AvaUaUe Fab, 1. Call 9-7630. ■ paneled wall, bookcases, 2 bed ENGINEERING AIDE $81 s t a t e STREET coUectlona. attic contents or whole ha 9-8981, 0:80-9. MANCHESTER—7 room Colonial,. withw u h 'w weather !it> ,r instruments n t r ’ and an- Becker save he doe.______not want Annoimccments A McKinney. 18 Woodbiidga St, tact FYank Burke, Connecticut MANCHESTER-CUatem T nom ANDOVER—Year 'round cottage, rooms, knotty pine den or third Ml 8-8020. Mortgage Ehcchange, 15 Lewis WE HAVE GOOD NORTH HAVEN, CONN, estates. Furolture Repair Service, HUBLARD DRIVE, Veraon — 8 3 fireplaces, tile baths, attach floor furnace^ 2 bedrooms nice bedroom, lovely dining room over sw'er questions. Each session will! iMEN . FOR THE TalcottvUe, Conn. Tel kO 8-7449. split level, 3 baths, raeraatlon room ranch built 1969, 00x180 ed garage, bullt-lns, patio, bar- include a different Walt Disney i THEY’RE REALLY JEWELS INdOMB TAXES prepared In your St., Hartford 246-8897. 248-2147 room, axipandaUs to 8 ba«bfooma, lot, Steve and refrigerator $6,900. looking large wooded yard, kitch home or by appointment. Ebtper- LAWN MOWEiRS abarpuned and POSITIONS TOWN OF MANCHESTER FIVE ROOMS, first floor, Spruce landscaped lot, full collar with beoiu, city water and sewer, ex. Easy purchase plan, $250 down, en equipped with built-in oven weather film on hurricanes, tor-i NEW YORK (AP) — iHirning repaired aalea and servica, pick REASONS WHY Street, $80. Call MI 84687 after 7. doubis garoga. Cariten W, nearly completed rec room, ell eellent location. Charles Lesper' lenced tax work. 94 hour service. SALARY: WAN’TED —Child’s ski boots, size $70 monthly. Call Mary Carlson, and range, 2 fireplaces, lot nadoes. thunderstorms and other j young g;irls into GEMS is the elm up and delivery Ice akatee aharp- Hutchins, V l 9-8183. hot water heat, aluminum ance, MI 9-7630. Call Ml 8-4728. Business Opportunities 32 AVAILABLE NOW: $5223.40-$6024.20 6. MI 4-0200. FOUR ROOM imartment, first 742-7367, Lessenger Co., Realtors. 100x300. Shown by appointment. weather conditions. These were of a program which teachee girls ened, precision ground. L h M storms and sorsens, large kitchen made for the U.S. Air Force dur- from 11 through 14 the how-ta floor, availaMa Febnlary 1. Ml MANCBBgTBR—7 room split laval, RANCH—6H rooms, 1% baths, 9 Call owner MI 8-0475. INCOME TAX retuma prepared by Equipment Corporation, Route 88. Clerk-typist May serve ag instrument man with built-in oven and range, MANCSOESTER — 6 room Cape ing World War II. and what-to of baby sitting. Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. Manchee- TOP Fuel and Feed 49-A WANTED—Old upright piano, tone 8-2986. IVi baths, rao room, garage, oov- flreplaoes, garsgc 12 aCrea, auditor. Busineae and Individual. in survey party. Inspector on more important than appearance. ared patla half sore of p a r l^ e paneled Itviiy room, 8 large bed Cod style home, one-half acre ATTRACTIVE 6 room ranch high The children -will be taken on a| The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Aceountiiw services. Raymond Typist pmd, stockad with trout, $21,000. TEXACO construction or maintenance DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and MI 4-0200. ONE 4-r 60M m>ai grounda. Hqrta Agency, Ml S4808. rooms, Exceptional in every way. prafeesionally landscaped lot with on a hill, 8 sizeable bedrooms, 2- tour of Bradley Field weather sta-; Kings County Medical Society la Girard. Ml 9A008. 8HARPEININO Service— Sawa, Philbrlek Aganey, MI 9-$464 knlvea, axes, shears, skates, Figrurer SHEET METAL work Or do office engineering stove length, $10 per load deliver room a] .msnt. No children or T oum nsighborhood. $16,900. Rob gracious shade treea, 2-car ga car garage, enclosed play yard tlon during one of the seosions. If ■ conducting the Good Emergency work as assigned. pets. 8-3068. TWO-FAMILT flat with both ert Wolverton Agency, Realtor, rage, 3 baths, large screened fOr children, lot 100x200, $12,800 enough transportation is volun- Mother Substitute program — bat- FEDERAL. INCOME taxes prepar rotary blades. Quick service. C ^ i For lease—modem 2-bay por Stenog:rapher ed. Call PI 2-7886. v a 9-2818. $18,900—8IX rooms in fins loca tol Eiqulpmem Co., 88 Matt, A ., apartment, vacant. Oil steam tion, excellent condition, ceramic porch oft family sized kitchen. mortgage may be assunied by teered. ; ter known as GEIM8 to give cen- ed with your savings hi mind. celain service station located Requires graduation from col Rooms Without Board 59 heat, Reaaonalxe rates. Call MI 9-6246, Manchester. Hours dally 7-6. on busy Conn. Route 83 near Transcriptionist MEN lege in civU engineering or ' FOUR ROOMS, stove, refrigera heat, porchea, large two-car ga bath, full basement. Beechler- Q os* to a Parochial School. Eve. 1 qualified buyer. Eve. Bill Boles, Registration may be made at 1 fidence to young babysitters and DRY HARDWOOD, cut to order, tor, hot water, electrlciW chil rage. Large assumable mortgage, ROCSCVTLLE—Home and income BHl Briee. MI 9-9888. Warren E. E. J, Bayles. Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-i. Ml Vernon Circle Shopping Cen General Clerical four years' experience in field 84 $-fiimlly, plus 4-famUy, Smith, MI 9-8882, MI 8-2158. i MI 9-9868 Warren B, Howland, the museum, 126 Cedar St. There‘ pfaqe of mind to the mothers kftr- delivered. 742-8069 or 742-8888. FOR RENT—Front room, cen dren. Call MI 9-6676 or MX 8-1608. Or we willtill trade._____ T. . 3, C m k » t , Hdwlend, Realtor, MI 8 -1108. ■ Realtor. MI $-1108. is a nominal registration charge.Ting them. 8-7968. ter. New First National Super and office engineering. trally located, parking. 59 Birch $17,000. Cariten W. Hutchins, INCOME TAX returns prepared Market, Grant's, Sage-Alien, Fine opportunity for the Realtor, MI 8-U77. MANCHESTER—4 room' ranch hi CONCRETE WORK—Cellars, in Are Coming to Additional benefits include: 11 St. Ml 9-7129. Realtor, Multiple Listing, MI by former Internal Revenue and many others now in qualified High School gradu paid holidays; two weeks paid 94183, AA area, 100x166 landscapad hH, Agent in the eonvenience of your side steps and fireplaces repair Garden— Farm- -D airy Furnished Apartments 63-A 111,800-^MAWCHBirrBR. • room featurea full cellar, oft hot water ..—J process of being completed ate. 6-day week—complete vacation; sick leave; Town Re WOMEN ONLY, furnished room Capa, aluminum storms, awnings, home for individual and businesa ed and painted at reasonable during early 1968. benefit program—free park Products 50 for rent, complete housekeeping MANCHB8TBR-$13.9bO, 6 room heat, 8 large bedrooms, 24 foot prices. Call MI 8-0798. Electric Boat tirement plan and Social Se- 1% ROOM FURNISHED apart- ■hade trees, boa, ahopplngâehool. MI 9-8988. ing. Visit our Personnel De facilities between Center and noa- Cape central location, eft heat, living room with firoidacs, dining curity; Blue Cross, CMS, QUALITY APPLES grown In Man ment with bath, heat, hot water. Carlton W. Hutehfiui, Realtor, room, kitchen with buUt-in oven WTTT .T -TTMiii tax accountant ready ! SNOW PLOWING, 24-hour service partment for further informa Major Medical and sickness chester, 22 Ib. bag, $1.60, Bunce pital. MI 3-6539. Centrally located. Single person. Multiê Uatlng, MI 9-ioS3. aluminum storms, immedUts oc- We are now in a position to of tion. STEADY WORK et^ cy. Bel Air* Real Estate, and range, 1,480 sq. ft. of living to assist you. Rates reasonable. Call Ronald LeFevre, MI 9-8342 or fer an unusually reasonable and accident insurance. Farm, 629 W. Center. AD 8-8116. Reasonable. MI 9-8404 oetween 13 area. Reduced to $22,000. Robert 289-2207. LARGE ROOM fn private home noon and 6 p.m. MANCHBSTBR-Sraall form over Mt $-9183. Call 8. Turklngton, Jr., MI rental and other major bene THE CONNECTICUT 14 nuclear submarines Applications available at Gen near Catholic High School, gen W^verten Agency, Realtor. MI 8-7781. fits to get you started in a bus to be built here era] Manager’s Office, Man 9-9618. SNOW PLOWING driveways snd Household Goods 51 tleman preferred. Parking. "MI J4ANCRBSTER-—Six room Colon iness of your own. MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. chester; State Personnel De 9-1972. ial, IH baths, eneloasd pm^, NEIEZ) HELP tai preparing your small parking lots. Call MI partment, Hartford; or any Business Locations MANCHESTER — 6 room Caps tnenme tax return? Call MI 9-8584. HIGH PAY LARGE MARBLE top table, eombtaaUen windows and doors, income tax 140 Garden Street Office of the Connecticut State For Rent 64 firaplaee, built-ins, city uUlitiss. with full shad dormer, utility 9-8829. Kindly call Mr. Dcmald R- Ma china cutglaas, silverware, pvrjpMTgxjED room near Main St WALKER ST .-Slx room Cape, ga LIBERAL OVERTIME Employment Service. books, trdys; Chesterfield couch, 8 u k n ish k u room near mam rage, very oleaa all schools, Vacant. Charles Laîaranee, MI room, dining room. Hying room honey, at 289-3481 and/or eve HARTFORD fcoRTH MANCHESTER - Brick to Household Services nings 633-4064, $10, stuffed chairs, $10. small set-, » Hazel 8t., MI 9-2170. ■hopping and trannertation, 9-7690. with firo]âea, tuu ctromTe batii, CUSTODIAN building, 36x36, with cellar, con 8 bedrooms, aluminum storma Personals Offered 13-A EXCELLENT BENEFITS tee, mAple rocker, chaise lounge. puRNISHED ROOM for rent crete floor, loading platform aad $16,900. PhllM ok Agtney, W EXPERIE3NCED bookk e e p e r , 9-8464, DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS—Now 7 and aeroans, oft hot water heat. There are openings in MI 9-6745. private entrance, parking, on bus separate tile gkrage 14x34, con room Colonial with large family Ideal for children. $16,600. Robert BLBCntDLUX Sales and Servloe, RE3WE1AVINQ of bums, moth holes. banking institution, Rockville ----- Including hospitaliza crete floor. Very reasonable. bonded repreaentative, Alfred tion, surgical and sick plana downtown Hartford and In DUNCAN PHYFE formica and line, gentleman preferred. MI $9,90O-8H ROOM ranch, firs room, I firoplaeas, l ^ tiled Wolverten Agenoy, Realtor, MI Zlppera repaired Rflndow Shades area. Box T, Herald'. 9-8061 Phone TR 6-9418. 9-2818. Amen. 90S Henry St. Tel MI m a ^ to measure: all sized Vene MAN OR WOMAN plug 8 paid holidays and Manchester for neat, re chrome gray kitchen set. Call MI $-car g x w e , large lot, pr baths, large kitchen with all liable men to do general bullt-lns, 3-ear garage, large 8-0460. tian blinds Keys made while you To Service vacations with pay after 1 3-0866 after * p m. ROOM FOR rent for lady Or gen- Carlton Wi Hutcihlas, R< cleaning work. This in Multiple UsUng, MI 94118: porch large lot with ample trees, BOLTON—Anaaldl Acres. 6 wait. Tape Recorders for rent. PART-TIME WORK WITH FIGURES year. 846 NORTH KAIN-atoro. Ml Marlow’s, 867 Main. MI 9-62a. cludes sweeping, floor SEE MARLOW’S f o r inexpensive' 9-6229, 94. all olty utiUttaa, excellent leea- ranch, full baaement, IH tiled M RS. HOPE TOY ROUTE washing and relat^ duties. 9x12 rugs. Fibers. Braids, tweeds privileges. 182 Birch tlon. Charles Leeperance, MI baths, fireplace, large fa irly Very Small Starting Capital Good opportunity for quali Record Work-load Hartford hours are 4:30 and Axmlnsters, $17.96 up. 27” _*■______^______MANCHESTER-Offlces. ExceU^ wooded lot, assumalibla m eng a«e. •-TS20. room, 3-ear garage, one acre lot, Building’— Contracting: 14 GOOD INCOME p.m. to 1 a.m. Manchester hall r ^ e r and stain carpet, 99c WOMEN ONLY—furnished room, location. Suitable for any profea- Near bus and shoimihg. John H. built-ins. Charles Lesperance. MI Reader and Advisor fied High School graduate in Creates MANCHEhTBR— Special. Beauti 9-7690. I Operate from Home terested in clerical position in 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. foot. 867 Main St. kitchen privileges, call after i:80 ■ion Or business. MI 8-3338. Lappen, Inc, MI 9-62S1. FALLDUT SHELTEIRS—Additions, Openings Also for: ful Cape, roe room, excellent lo Several Choice Territories volving figuring. Well known Permanent work, regular JANUARY SALES 3-7205. $18,600-6 ROOM Cape, 1% baths, If you are worried, troubled or remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, AVAILABLE SOON ^ cation and condition. large lot, PRICED TO sell—Six room ■ Oo- Hartford concern—5-day week raises, excellent working fireplace, storms, ceUar, trees, full price. 814,64)0. Call the Ells In doubt, do not fall to aee thle recreation rooms. Roofing, con- j — complete benefit program. SHIPFITTERS 1, 2, OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! 128 BIRCH STREET -ro o m suit lenial-Cape in AA lone, reduced Crete work. Call Leon Cteszyneki,! MANCHESTER and also conditions ' plus many Aftsrnoon W ssr near bUs, assumes 4H% . $87.16 worth Mitten Agency, Reeltoi, sharply. Breeseway, attached ga gifted lady. She can and wlU Write Box 8, Herald. other benefits. START PAYING able for working gentleman or Ml 9-4291. 1 Hartford Rockville lady, kitcheu privileges, $10 per monthly. Cariten W. mrtchlns, MI MI 8-6980 Or MI 8-3836. rage, 8 bedrooms, baths. All help you, Advice on all affairs PIPEFITTERS If interested, apply in writ IN MARCH 9-B1S2. -7 — r—------;------I East Hartford Storra I week. MI 3-4461. this and more—carpeting, dish of life. Readings dally, 9 a.m. CALL ME on your formica needs, ; Stafford Spring. Windsor ing to Box L, Manchester HILLSIDE DRIVE, So. Windsor — washer, washer, dryer. Beechler- WELDERS Herald stating qualifica- I ROOMS FURNITURE room ranch built 1981, 100x300 to 10 p.m., all day Sunday. bars counters, kitchen cabinets.; Wethersfield Willimantic EMPLOYMENT opportunltlea — $9.86 MONTHLY ROOM FOR gentleman, quiet. In Smith. MI 9-8063 MI 8-3168. vanitopr table-tops and Is- pm, several other areas tions. lot; amesite drive, full cellar, No appointment necessary. W. T. Grant, Parkade. Full-time PIPE COVERERS Brand New quire 224 Charter Oak St., MI Psti In Embre!dsry! land stands. Ml 9-8936 luncheonette, full-time depart 3-8368, CH 6-4788. city gas and water, hm water 947-6171. 106 Church St.. Hart An equal opportunity employer Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, baseboard heat, aluminum storms uTAcnwov 1 VI . - appoint a sincere man i ment managers. 5-day week, In OUTSIDE MACHINISTS Rugs, Lamps. Table, Dishes. ford. MASONRY Brick, block, stone woman to service a number of! cluding Saturday. FURNTSHEnD rooms. complete and screens, 8 bedrooms; huge setting, cement work and floors, | ggnsational self-service “TOY Silverware and other accessories. light housekeeping facilities. Cen kitchen with dining area, beet contractors. SHOP " Displays located in mar-1 INSIDE MACHINISTS Salesmen Wanted 36-A EVER'VTHING $288 trally located. Mrs. Dorsey,. 14 values only $18,600. Robert WHEE! WATER’S Ml 9-9614. ^ kets, drug, variety stores, etc. ! Arch St.. Manchester Wolverton Agency, Roaitor, MI Automobiles For Sale 4 2 ROOMS FURNITURE 9-2918. REMODELING, additions com- SHOP” earns money, All Positions Require LOCAL CHEMICAL sales route THE TRAVELERS opening for married man with $10.16 MONTHLY BOT-HOT...ASO NEEID CAR? Your credit turned plete house contracting, MI and collect money. U.S. Citizens with car. Above average income. Un Brand New MANCHESTBR-Two-famUy 84, down? Short on down payment? 9-9614. INSURANCE usual opportunity for ambitious Weatlnghouae Refrigerator, Living latgc lot, saparote heating sys- THERE’S A LOTI Bankrupt? Repoesession? D STENOGRAPHERS —no fee charged. Hartford CH 7-0858 ONLY FED Gordon's Atlantic Service, West GARRISON COLONIAL Mom oan do the Ihnuly eraal^ ROOFING—specializing repairing ABLE CONSTRUCTION workers...... ^ See It Day Or Night WEEK Sie can do the dkheo at same Rd., EUUngton, TR 5-8392. .. TYPISTS Overseas, U.S. project -Skilled, DOUBLE ENTRY’ Ixxikkeeper for S H O fE S roofs of all kinds, new roofs gut- i Help Wanted— Female 35 . o ._ -.A I__ If you have no means of trans- a. tim e Junior tekee his ter work, chimneys cleane-i re-i ______- ---- unskilled. Write World Applica 1969 E1NGLI8H Ford Station EXPERIENCED KEY-PUNC3I week. Must -be wlUbig to work NO LVGGINO CLOTHEa MMOIOMY .-.. Porter Bt. area. Large )iv> pad cftjOy a shower. when should your child start reading a newspaper? WagtBV excellent condition $400. paired Aluminum aiding $0 NURSE, Conn. Ilcm ^d. rejiri c Flattsiy for the matron ia ak- throughout ...... 833,900: CONNIES 'TV and Radio Service, _ . _ . • ACCOUNTING CLERKS Radial Drill SCATTER RUGS sUpping? See d e t e r g e n t p l u s ■urad with a charming frock in a Call Mrs. Hunter, 649-6306, he picks up the newspaper habit he’ll 40.54 and prosper, the more they deptodM available all hours Satisfaction PLEASANT woman to live in with Female 38 Marlow’s Furniture Dept. No 1960 DODGE Matador, 6 passen DELIVERY and NOBULAL wide slsc range. This softly styled 9784611, 648-8665. ...7 8 ger station wagon, excellent con guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. local famil;imiiy. No cooking, good Turret Lathe skid underlay rubber, 49e foot. INSTALLATION INOtUDED Cute pate in simple embroidery never put it down. It becomes ait endur- ssendoear...... newspapers. home Write Box DD. Herald, If you are a high school gradu CARE FOR one or two chUdren 867 Main St. ! afternoon d r ^ commands attan- make the prettieat trim for the dition, 861 aiMc inch V-8 engine, ate with experience in any of the days or week, state Ucenoad ! Mon. ing relationship. And the need for a Crade s<*ooi.T...... (oarer hnkrs. power steering, 3- state name and -referencea In let little one’s clothes or Hnana! So MilUnery, Dressmaking 19' ter. above positions, we would be hap Monarch & Faye Lathee home. Call MI MS40 after •- r e p l a c e d w i t h n e w e s t - No. 8108 with Patt-O-Rama la •psed automatic transmiaalon. oolotful, so quick tofdol BARROWS A WALLACE newspaper keeps growing... ($■$■«•■ High school...... S7 py to discuss with you the advant or ^ LATEST MODDL ! In oixas 86, 88, 40, 4$, 44, 48, 48, ' puibbutton radio, whitewall tires, DRESSMAKING, alterations and * 80, 82. Bust 38 to 84. Size 88, 40 Pattern No. 2779-H has hot- 89 ages of working for— At r e g u l a r INTEBTALS 64 E, Center St„ Mancheeter w r GiVi a-fc ______College...... ^ artstarised, |i,696. TR 60559. general sewing. Reasonable rates. Machine Repair Dogs—fiird»--Peto 41 . bust, short slscve, t% yards of iron transfer for 23 motifs; eoter MI 3-5222. SErnC TANKS chart; aUtch illustrations. «REIN STAMPS STENOGRAPHER - IS-lnch. ' M l 9-6806 Under $3,000 ...... 61% Auto Driving School 7-A THE TRAVELERS If you can do your own aet-up FftSIE—8. montha old male AND To order, send 35o Jn aWaa to: Interesting assignment for the we hav^ a poeition for you. needg home, afteettanate, ONLY i To ordar, sand 40c in coins to: 3,000-4,999 Income Bracket 78 Moving— Trucking— Insurance Cumpanies I Bus Bumott, * n u Manohaatw Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening XAR80N 'S—Connecticut’s first li- qualified High School or Jun With ChUdren. MI 9-U4T after 8. H era lA m # AVB. OT AUER. beeM 5,000-7,499 Storage 20 ior College graduate. Well es All abovie tqianinga afe par- B-Uflaa SEWERS PHILCO-BIMOIX {Eviatog Hemid. IISS AVE. OV esnaed driving school trained — (Center of DowntoWn Hartford) mansnt (UU. time .poaltlona. 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M faatalfcJ rviTmr Wa- n B L .1 0 M « M I lor each pattern. Print name, ad- hatha axealimt oondltion, Osmar BROTHERS tyona van Unsa, Inc., world-wide JANUARY 1968 can be the start« ' omss with tone, style number ind ber. •wd Sunwyt Cw.. tnc. movaza. Ilwa eatimatea. Ml 9-618?. ience to Box S, Herald, your career. Avon needs women Peaa,. MI 8-^444. Driving Soboot. Wa Beiid Wo for the Big-Slae A l t who would like to earn while they ArtldM Tor Safe 45 bum Riled with lovely a Mort Pflopifl Do Mort Bueineu Through Nowspaptit Hia only ottioa and elaao- MANCHEflTBR Package DeUvery. learn. Unlimited opportunity for FIR8T-CLAM. autoliodiy reOniah- VBRNON-Ux .Mom Ml 3-5135 la teem. For oomplate in- L4ght trucking and package deliv- EIXPERIENCED power sewing advancement. High po- ar, aad hatoar, oU laaaraace bana- FAFfD laKSOROOnS-Naw aadi MOMIEYBROS. V t i l | o ^ h e PtetoiR M i- m c m m t k a aaa tamdiana "yaUow ary. >. Rafrigeratora. woolhm and ■machine operator. Apply Tober tentlal. 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|Katurlr«ie$inr Etti^nins llrralil MONPA< JANUABt 1< IMS m, to 6:30p .m . ■naigB Harold R . Malapdy, aon ..«#v«d past patroa’f.M id m*> It of Mr, and Mra. Harold O. Ma- tron's Jsirals. Tna n s i^ tnataUsd Town lahdy, ISO Rroad St, la aerving Royal Matron royal maCton and patnai w an nr»> .AycgRgc PrII; Net Prmi B«R with tha Naval Air. Baale Training ~ ntad with many glfta by tnalr iW Iha W «* KRdaC The WcRthcr __ braup, SMOod Command, Pensacola, Fla. He la a AMwnr u^ iM t Foneast of V. R. __ _1 Qhurch, will meet grachiate of the U.6. Naval Acad O f A m aranth Jamaa W. McKay was organbit _ii III «t 4 pjii. «t Um, home. emy, Amtapcdla, Md. a ^ Mn. June Pants, soloist Fair and eolier toaIgMi Rnr Viou Tabhe, 439 OekUnd A eommtttaa lioadad by Mrs. 13,895 zero to 19 w4Hi soOM ' Wk IK n d w * a n reminded to brias C ap t John L. Gagllardone, aon h Mrs. Litde togs in the aenaBOy Nonnia HUdtaig servad rafraah- r of Iha ANM leys. Wednesday mostly M m in « white elephant auo* of Mr. and Mra. WBldo\ Gagllar- maata in Um bimquet hall aftar tha of “ a m , and toya for the Friendly done, 214 Gardner S t, recently Mrs. WUber UtUe, 196 ^jMiioMr Installation, Han^t^m rrÂ City of VlUago Charm and oontteaed eoM, Mgli 39 to IS. i« 4 le a . ; completed a 35-week quartermas St, wu installed as royal mat ter erffleer career course a t The ron of Chapman Court Older of HBAVllMLT A Pm A L lUohard T . Klein, aon of Mr. and Army Quartermester School, F t LOUISVILLB (AP) - Of 750 lin . Walter J. Klein, 193 Branford Lee, Va. He is a 1952 graduate of Amanuitb, Saturday nigM at the businaasea being dlaplaoed by two L N O .8 0 (FOURTBSiN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1968 ( q asalfled AdverWaRig c a Page 13) PRICE FIVB CENTS S t 4 raoently completed eight Manchester H i^ Schcwl and a Masonic Temple. She suooeeds urban renewal projacta hare, yraaha advanced individual infan- 1957 graduate cx the Unlveraity of Mra. H. Hayner Davidaon. about 100 an liquor or boar aa> tiy tntnlag at Ft. Gk>rdoa, Oa. Connecticut Other ofnoen include Gustaf tabUahmanta. Anderson, royal patron; Mra. A number of them want tha The Toaer Group, Second Con> Seaman Alan B. Porole, UB. Charles LamMit, asaodate mat state AloohoUo Stovaraga Oontnl India Fears StateNews gngational Church, will meet to* Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken ron; H. Hayner Davidson, aaaooi- BoaM to daelan tha urban ra- morrow at 8 pan. at the home of neth P. Pecq>le, 91 N. Elm St, is ate pptron; Mrs. Frank B. Crock newal uiêaval an “act of God,” t o Mra. Roger Cralfta; 97 Frlnceton attending Radioman School at the er, treasurer; Mrs. William Mor- which would permit niany of them a t R o g tr Crafta wUl give a de- Naval Schools Oommattd, Norfolk, Haon, secretiu^r; M ra N ^ e Mil to relocate without having to get New Drive Roundup teonstratioa of oil painting. Mrs. Va. ler, oonduotrees; Mrs, Harold new liquor UcensM. Tshombe Gives Up, Robert XXmfield and Mrs. Jamas Loomis, associate conductress; Oooper will serve aa hosteeses. The Manchester Clvitan Club Mra. H. Hayner Davidson, trustee; At B ord er Ibunbera am reminded to bring will meet tomorrow at 12:15 pjn. Mra, Albert Heavisides, marshal in Demolition Asked gamaa, books and toys for Blon at WiUle’s Steak House. Guy west and Mrs. Herbert Urweider, (M. O.) College orphanage. Scribner, automotive instructor at marehal in east NEW Db ST IndlR (AP) For Vacant Prison Manchester High School, and Mi Btports ' Also, Mrif. Roy Farris, standard — thRt Bed CbinR hRg WASHINGTON (AP) —> 'State of the Union massage to Baughtera of Liberty, No. 17, chael Monaghan a student, will be bearer; Mrs. Lillian Hlcking, his Tsjeeted « ilx-imtien trace gueet speakers. Monaghan built NOTICE Freeident Kennedy tentative^ O oiêae. HARTFORD (AP) — A will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at torian; Mra. Kenneth Morrison, a 48-inch rochet which will be on propogRl gRV9 rise todey to ItoCormack aald this wee not a special committee recom Katanga Revolt Ends Onmge Ball. Ihere will be a so- prelate; Albert Heavisides, music NEW MODEL LAUNDRY NOW soQie Indliu fears that the ly pllna to„de^l. bis propos sign of slight interest on the Pres oial' time and refreehments after display. ian; Miss Mary Miller, truth; als for a |18.5rbillion cut in ident's jm rt. He eald Kennedy's mended to Gk)v. John N. ChiBeeexwiu renew the Him»- a boainees meeting. Mrs. Ruth Fields, faith; Ato. OPERAHNO UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP tax rates and recouping | 8 .6 strong views on toe subject have Dempsey today that the ag Eric Swanson, the son of Mr. layan border war. been detailed repeatedly and at and Mrs. Carl Swanson, 658 Wil Howard Smith, wisdom; Mrs. Wal billion in tax law rdorms in ing prison in Wethersfield be Buckley School FTA will meet ter North, charity; Mrs. Alice and Inform od eourdw said aarltor length In the past and did not tonight at 8 in the school au liams Rd., will sing folk songs and We will now give yon better service on btandry dry ropotts tbat tbe OhiiMae favored a special miissage to Congress need repeating. tom down after it is vacated show slides of Europe at Auerbach Ray, warder; Harry Lindgren, Grants UN ditorium. There will be a panel sentinel; Mra. David Frazier and cleaning. the triioe Mudtaga yroposed by the Jan. 24. McCormack ejqpreesed the opin in the near future. dlscueskm on educational tele Hall, University of Hartford, at nonalig^ mttons were deosp- Timing; of too tax meaeage was The committee also said there 8 p.m. Friday. Swanson trav Mrs. Harry Undgren, flower ion that the medicare bill will be appeorad to be no reason to put up vision. gflrls; Arthur Miller, instructor; WE SPECIALIZE ON SHIRTS tlva. They told thty have learned confirmed today by House Speak in much better condition In toe eled in Europe for a year, earning that Pfkfaig' to u A turnad down er John Wt MeConnsdk of Meeea- bi its place a building housing his living by Binging. The evening Mrs. EYank B. Crocker, assistant House committee this year than In state offices. Free Hand, Past Matrona, Temple Chapter > Fornwtionôr Teamwork instructor and publicity. FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY CALL the plea, chusetts af ter be and other Demo toe past-apparently because of of l PTA will are the “guards,” Ted Cummings, town committee chairman, and Mayor Franda Mahoney. More tohlem " for A nwrotlated settle prison operation is moved to En- celebrate its 15th anniversary to ceived a crown and sword, and a NEW MODEL LAUNDRY the top priority Mem feeing Con- which would be portly offset by LEOPOLDVILLE, T h e nerve as co-hostesses. than 180 persons attended the psjity at the Garden Grove to give formal recognition to the razzle- mant of the oonfUct which toe greas this year, eald the House tield. C. L Sweeney, deputy com morrow with a poUuck and a dazzle teamwork In October and November that won both the state and town elections. (Herald bouquet of roses from her hus 7a SUMMIT STREET Chineae etopped with e cease-fire changes involving $8.6 billion a missioner of the public woriu de Congo (AP)—^Katanga Presi prograun of community singing, a band. Ways and Means Committee will year. 5 nung Junior High School PTO photo by Oflara). JULIUS E. KUPFERSCHBHD, Prop. proolamatton Hov. 33 after mak partment, Served as chalrnian. dent Moise Tshombe an penny auction and a second talk About 200 memibera and guests tog Mg gains. consider the administration pro McCormack said toe adminis Having examined the century- will have a student activity night posals quickly. tration's youth opportunities bill, nounced his capitulation to tonight from 7:30 to 9 at Uie by foreign exchange students at were present at the ceremonies, in OPEN 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Quoting toe Communist newapa- old prison, toe committee pro adMxd. Refreshments will be the University of Hartford. The TTie NewcMner’s d u b will have Our Lady of Hope Mothers Cir Manchester Lodge of Masons cluding visitors from other courts McCormack and Senate Demo to aid unemployed youths with few nounced most of its buildings “un day and said he will cooperate a potluck tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. cle will meet tonight alt 8:30 at will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. per Ta Kung Pao,. the broadcast cratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Job skills, also was discussed. served. potluck will be served at 6:30 p.m. in the state. DAILY—MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY said that New Delhi's reaotlbn to economical and useless for any loyally with the United Na In the school cafeteria. at Mott’s Community Hall for the home of Mrs. Frank Conway, A fellowcraft degree will be con Mr. and Mra. Davidson, the re Montana Indicated that early at Congress was showing luunis- forseeable imrpose” and recom tions. U.N. Secretary-Gen members end their husbands. T. 267 Hackmatack St. ferred. tiring royal patron and matron. the neutrals plan "can cnly give tention to taxes may well delay The Army-Navy Auxiliary will rlae to anxlew-” It eald that. In tekable signs it intends to accept mended demolition. One exception eral U Thant welcomed The Emma Nettletcm Group, Gerald Dyar, president of Gray oommittee oonsideration of Ken Kennedy’s invitation to cut taxes dted was the cannery building, sponsor a card party tonight at 8 Research and Development Oo., dia was demanding "unilateral nedy's controversial plan to pro Tshombe’g statement. There a t the chibhouse. Center Ck>ngregational Church, withdrawal by China while itaeU; this year. But members awaited built since Worid War H and de will have a dessert meeting to Inc., Elmwood, wlU speak on high vide medical. Inauronce for the more concrete details before com scribed os being in good condition. was no immediate halt in fidelity and sound equipment. instead of withdrawing, will once ag«d under the Social Security Manchester Civic Orchestra will morrow at 7:30 pjn. in the Rob BEST CENTER CUT •••BACKEO BY ualn move forward. and reoccupy mitting themselves to the actual The committee also recommend military operations, however. bins Room. There will be a panel PToSTwn, formula.- * reheane tonight at 8 in the band Eldward T. Doyle, son of Mr. and CSilna'a territory." ed to o t the house provided for the From Ills war capital in room at Manchester High School. of group members who will dis Kennedy gave toe medicare pro warden outside toe prison walls be Kolwezl, Tshombe said he is cuss missions in East Asia. Mrs. Mrs. William J. Doyle, 32 Lenox Informed eouroea said tha Chi gram only brief «ttenti 4. The privilege enjoyed by "I welcome the message, which The VFW will meet tomorrow married couples of tiling JMnt re Revenue Ruea The Professional Women’s Club at 8 p.m. at the post home. (Oootbmed on Page Three) yourself for a shock when Presi indicates a readiness to end se wiU meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Gibbons Assembly, Catholic turns which split theur income HARTFORD (A P)—Tbe Oon- cession, to give freedom to move dent Kennedy spells out to Con necticut Tax Dôrtnunt reports the' Fellowship Room, Center Con Ladies of Columbus, will meet Phebe Circle, Emanuel Luther and reduce their total tax. Slngls ment to United Nations personnel tomorrow at 7:46 p.m. at the K gress, later this month, the | 8.5 persons pay much more on tbe coUecticna totaling more than Soviet Premier Nikita IQuusbchev joins in applause with other Red leaders at opening to Eadt Ger gregational Church. Alex Girelli, an Church, will meet tomorrow man Communist Party Congress in Bast B ei^ today. In right foreground is Walter Ulbricht, throughout Katanga and to under wire editor of The Herald, will of C Home. Robert J. Digan, at billion worth of reforms be wonts some income. $90.2 miUioDt ' for July-December take the full implementation to at 8 pm . In Luther Hall. Mrs. Ed Foster, De^n tied to tax reduction. Kennedy’s targets ore very 1962, the first six months of the East Gennon Cosmmmlst chief, who told the audience that Communi^ will continue to flourish in ineek on “Presenting the Nerwa.” tendance supervisor of the Man ward Werner will lead devotions. Cuba and intends to extend itself in the western hemifq)bere. Standing next to Khruschev is Fried the plan to national reconcilia Hosteaeea will be Mra. CoUis Goa chester School System, will speak. Tbe loopholes be would close likely to Include sptlonB A total o f $90 JI10A64 ws« be carried out until new instruc Zimmerman will serve as host N-Ban Chance tax-free otote and municipal lected trom -o. vsiEiaty.,of-ooOBpee. • Ex-Colonials_ • "a..,- • -A.. . tions are received. esses. to toe common Income tax deduc- tlona long available to every bmids, and the $50 excluston w d the * Red Rise in Americas A U.N. column, moving on Kel- ■-JI mlddle-taoome householder. 4 per cent tax credit cm stock red with Lt. Robert L. Normand, station WASHmOTON (AP) — A U.S.- Control Togo, wezi from JadotvlUe only Mon Russian agreement to ben nuclear At least a score of proposals dividends. Jt^-D ecem ber .1961. period. day forced a crossing to the Di- ed at the U. S. Navy Ordnance The President qiecitied one The motor fuel, tax provided'toe Supply Office, Mechanicsburg, Pa., weapons testa "now e n ^ a to ba to "braodeiv the tax bose’’-^ kulwe River under heavy fire to witlun reach,” a m U.8. disarma meaning, to make' more Income change in message—not a loop largest single. sonroe of revenue, Leader Predicted by Ulbricht a company to Katanga gen was recently selected for promo ment director WuUam C. Fester. ■ubji^ to tax—and curtail or hole closing, but a move to put $26,526,445...... darmes and 20 to 30 white >ol- tion to lieutenant commander. Mrs. If the Soviet Union adopts "a erase "unfair or unnecessary corporations on a pay-as-you-go dierg of Tshombe’s army. Tha Normand Is the former Miss Lucy mora flexible attitude," he eald, preferences’’ have been under tax basis. Fee Hike Opposed LOME, Togo (AP) — Disgrun BERLIN (AP)—East German^Kennedy. bad , to abandon his idea . United Nations said an Indian sol- Skonsski, daughter of Mr. and "ways can certainly be found" to study at the Treasury since Ken This would bring a $1.6-biUion tled former colonial soldiers held 0>mmunist leader Walter Ul- ' A. A .... i... -I <^®r was wounded. I t ' reported Mrs. William J. Skoneski, 43 Eld- negotiate the deadlocked Inspec nedy took office. windfall into the Treasury, sim' HARTFORD lA P )—Ûniversity power in this tiny West African brlcht told world Communist Cuba was freed of the threat • the capture of large quantities to wards St, of Connecticut students have ex nation today, denying any politi of ^ e s r i o n and is now able to Katanga arm * and ammunition, tion issue. Just which ones the President Ply by shifting the due-dates for chieftains today that' communism Foster’s remarks came during will request, to offset in part the corporate tax payments. Quarter- pressed "unotterelble oppoeltioa” cal or religious motives be build up its country on the basis Bitterness of the long fight wo* a national aducatlonal television revenues lost by his three-year ly tax payments now foil due to the institution of a tuition fee os hind Sunday’s coup and claiming will continue to flourish in Cuba of socialism.” reflected, too, in a riot of (Tongo- program "State Department Brief- plan to reduce taxes by $18.6 bil within six months following each recommended by the State Legis they had not intended to slay and intends to extend itself in the Khrushchev, seated nearby, lese youths against the Bri&h tog" where he discuseed disarma lion, remain a well-kept Treasury given quarter. Kennedy wants lature’s interim education commit President Sylvanus Olympic. Western Hemisphere. snffled approval. ' Embassy in Leopoldville. Predous when most needed . . tee. The Junta seemed intent on The Soviet leader, whose ma About 1,000 Afriesms, with a ment queetians with Arthur H, secret. Kennedy gave no hints in toe payment dates moved up With Soviet Prem ier Khrush Dean, a former U.8. disarma his State of the Union m essage' gradually until taxes are due a Tê students stated th/eir posi handing over power to someone jor policy speech isnot expected core to 200 university students, LECLERC tion in a recent resolution ptbMsd else as soon as possible. chev listening from the platform, until Wednesday, declared when Devotion to the trust given' FUNERAL HOME ment negotiator, and Deputo Sec to Congress Monday the end of the quarter in which the spade-bearded East Germsui rotary of Defense Roswell L. GO- In any event, tax specialists at the income was earned. by the student senate. University It was expected to choose a he arrived in Berlin Monday that (Continued on Page Seven) to our <ê . . . ■ neighborly trustees ors scheduled to review denounced Red China’s attacks on he was not prepared to fight a tric. The program was recorded the Cai^tol predict that Congress The President did not count new government chief from the Soviet leader's policies. He desire to do everything we FUNERAL it week and broadcast Monday won’t rive all, or even nearly oil, this $1.5 billion in his $8.5 bU fees at a meeting Wednesday at omtHig: war to bring about the victory E the university. credited him with saving the of internatioi^ communism. am to help . . . n l^ t. that Kwmedy wonts. It would be lion total of requested reforms. Form er Prem ier Nicholas Qru- worid from nuclear war by com For his part. Dean was not as much easier poUtloally to rive The latter proposals might in The student action foUowed a nitsky, 49, a brother-in-law to ”Th^ burial of capitalism will SERVICE promising the Cuban crisis with be brought about by the working optlmistlo aa Footer. He said that lees tax cut and less reform, they clude ; recommendation from the conunit- Olympic and a leader of the Pro President Kennedy. good reasons why families, WALTrsai N. even In the dlacusslon of general point out, thus arriving at toe Scaling down toe depletion al tee that tuition charges be institu gress party opposed to Olympic’s class in each country,” Khrush Bulletins I-iBOLICRO In his opening address to Bast chev said, adding that he would once served, oome hack to na disarmament problems, the Rua- some deficit with less pain. lowances, under which a percent ted for the first time. administration. He reportedly Germany’s sixth Communist party Culled from AP Wires Director ■iens "a re unwilling to admit the Least popular politically, among age of income from natural re The committee recommended a was the Jimta’s first choice. stlU be alive to “shout hurrah in time of need. congress, Ulbricht also proposed when capitalism is buried.” quite obvious neceealty for effec- toe proposals known to be under sources may be excluded from $60 tuition charge next year and Idrissou Antoine Meatchl, 27, a a vttgue solution for the problem Call Ml 9-5869 dve inspection." study, ore Income tax deductions taxation. The allowance ranges $100 bi the following year. former opposition leader in the Ulbricht mentioned the Chinese 23 Main Street, Manchester of divided Berlin. He said the Reds by name only when he STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE He thought the outlook for eub- whlto most families have come from 27^ per cent for oil down The tuition chargee would be Togo Assembly who has been in United Nations flag should replace DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — atantial disarmament progress to to consider a matter to Justice to S j>er cent for clay. self-exile in GhOna. came to the Chlnese-Indian border SFoutuiea JST¥ MEATY END OUT ROYAL BRAND ' j m the "NATO flag” in West Berlin war. CMherwise he attacked them High school students toaialied be rather bleak. and right. Nevertheless, Kennedy Reptotllng outright the exclusion (Oonttnoed on Page Seven) Ananl Santo, a former justice but that any such arrangement with police In Damascus today Foster, chief of the U.8. Disar may request the pruning to some and tax credit oh dividends re minister, imprisoned after he re either through the Albanians or miut recogfiize East German as sectarians, a fiction which all as Syria moved through a new mament and Arms Control Agency, to these: ceived on the taxpayer’s holdings signed in 1961 to lead a dissident "sovereignty, especially on the political emergency. It was PORK CHOPS ». su ciD b a c o m « youth wing of Olympic’s party. the delegates attending the con Person To Person Is now conferring with Soviet rep 1. Deductions for medical out of corporation stocks. 3 8 4 8 access routes on the land, water gress understood. the second straight day of dem M^KINS'WEST resentatives to see whether a test lays and casualty losses. Tightening the capital gains Bis Juvento party seeks close We were ask Five Area Men and in the air.” “We throw back all attacks of onstrations by yonths said to ban agreement can be worked out 2. Deductions for soles and ex proiwons, tmder which the gsdn ties with Ghana. support President Gomel Abdel c f e ie w e ed if we had Tbe chief Issue In the vmy la cise taxes paid to state end city from the sale of any asset—from Emmanuel BodJoUe, a former Ulbricht also called on Peking the dogmatists and sectarians on ever seen a THE COFFEE-ER COFFEE and India to settle their border the Soviet Communist party and Nasser's United Arab Bepobilo. ORMANDJ. WEST • DIRECTOR ■oviet refusal to let in foreign in governments. a share of stock to an office build Win T<^ Posts sergeant in the French colonial At least one army oSloer, who pink elephant A The Interaet on mortgage ing—is taxed at no more than 26 army, told newsmen that the dispute at once. He criticized the Khrushchev personally,” he de lib.TIN Chinese Reds for launching their clared, referring to the Chinese- tried 10 months ago to en . . . we dare (Conttnued on Page Seven) payments. per cent. revolution was engineered by dis gineer one of tUB country's say y o u’v e border operation against India in Albanian charge that Khrush ALL In Legislature gruntled former colonial soldiers. frequent coups, was reported MUIam j . inmoN, Uc. | Off-Street farking heanV of them, October without consulting other chev and his supporters are pur Communist states. suing the wrong course to defeat negotiating with tfae govern even if you’ve (OoDtinued on Page Three) ment over new demands. 142 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER never seen one GRINDS (Oompfied from AP Diqâtebes) Khrushchev’s handling of the capitalism. (we hope) . . . Cold Causes Five a r e a legtaloton were Cuban crisis, Ulbricht said, "pre Ulbricht said he was proposed vented the world from experienc a solution of the Berlin problem BACK PRINTERS and we were 1 among 28 assigDed today as chair NEW TORK (AP) — More than glad to report SAVARIN ing the horrors of nuclear war.” which would “ take into considera men of legislative oommitteee. Britain Still Khrushchev nodded agreement. tion certain prestige problems as 5,000 persons risin g outside the that we had Fifty Deaths, Sen. Fred J. Doocy of South New 'York Times building today never seen one GRANDilAY Ulbricht said Khrushchev kept may exist for the United States.” I 0 Z. « JK 4 SMTKOn , Windsor, a Democrat, was named communism alive In Cuba and But he said such an arrange in support of a printers' strike AJUj clt/um/ QmJ j either. Bu t 2 PACmii T If SV IS eOLORKO * Seeks Spot in In this city's nine-newspaper what would PKOS. Crop Damage ctMirman to the Senate’s agricul gave it an opportunity to spread ment “would only be acceptable BANQUET FROZEH ORAMB-WAY ture oommittee. in the Western Hemisphere. to us If it recognizes our sover- Uackout, now in Its S9th day. The you say to a CHICKEN. R0 Z. I f QT. PbAatte Rep. ImVergne H. WUlloma to show of solidarity waa sponsored fellow who ex MIAT POT P lli ■KKF. TURRSY 7 PK6S. ■ LKHTIDDITRM COMTMNRR |to T B B ASSOCIATED PR ESS “There was a compromise,” he Stu Johnston OolumSiia, was mode chairman to Market Setup told the party congress. "President (Continned on Page Seven) by the city's Central Labor Conn KEYSTONE citedly told lAOZ.emrog CHEP*iS DELIOHT m nter’a longest ahd most wide- the Bouse claims oommittee; R-^>. ell. Several thousand marched you he had FAaVjPROO. I n S ^ A N T iPKAY fTARCN CAN O O * CHIM ElraiAD IMIT. 5 7 * morod siegt to ctod weather, Eltaworth L. CoveU of Andoveri LONDON (AP)—Britain intends in front to tfae Tlines, at 329 W. Just seen a vMcb boa caused heavy damage ANODIZED g atsw aOM ms. tiM Houm penal tastttuUona com- to press ahead with efforts to en 4Srd St. Another group demand horse with a yellow face, brown 7 0 Z. I f CHMCR OF to e n m and property and woa strated at tfae rear to the buUdlng INtTAlnrlPOTATO nA K IS S PK6S. 1 w F tA V O R a raMtoe (n reappointment); Rep. ALUMINUM body imd white legs with broad X M L . S 9 * - blamed for more than 60 deaths Ajutaew Repko of WUUngton, the ter the Common Market, the gov You Name It— on 44tfa St. purple stripes and short polished perslated today in many ports to pufatto parsonnal eowntttee; and ernment made plain today. West horns j-et T TTie devil’s own steed ? uM nation. Rap. Gardiner H. h £ i of WilUng- Germany announced it backs the TOGO LEADERS MEET RAILING Well, if you called for the man CARNATION GRADE"A” The Mldwast, hit by sub-aero tan,'mfittary and veterann’ affairs. British entry. By PATRICK MCNULTY In the white coat you’d be making Masts fat several di^, got • a Smoe the House is oontToUed by The BritUh Foreign Office, With There’s a Bill on It LOME. Togo (AP) — Togo's a mistake, for there is such an fresh moss to arctic air. Temper nine-man military Junta con « 4 '/ jo z *!W tbe GOP, House oholrmanshlps ail the authority of Prime Minister animal. He might have seen one EVAPORATED LARGE WHITE atures plunged to near 40 degreee go to RopuUicens. Senate cboir- Harold Macmillan’s Cabinet, ex ferred with clvUlu poUticlaiis ta COLUMNS In a zoo. However, It isn’t a horse, c a n s / ^ below sero In northern Wloeansfai manshipa Invariably go to Dem- pressed hope that Fi-aAce will WASHINGTON, (AP) — What^ Rep. Samuel S. Stratton, D-N-'Y. an effort to form a new provis but is the size of a small one. It’s and were 20 below and- lower In have sMond thoughts about its re- would like more holidays to falli ional government today os aa- FREoH ' much to Rtiaoaba!n and Mtame ooiata, stace they have a major this country needs is more im- called an Okapi, belonging to the ity ta the Senate. ^ôn of Ameridan Polaris mis-' ported cork stoppers, fewer im- on Monday and has a bill making sasSln«»d President Sylvanus giraffe family, usually about 4H Although technically the House that the official day for observing Olympic was buried a t his na Now In feet tall, but with much shorter, ILK S3 U m sub-oero belt covered oreoa M the same time, the Foreign potatoes, a national lot- Washington’s Brithday, Memorial tive village ta the adjotalng la at least 11 states, from asst- and Benate have sepotSte cemmit- broader neck than a giraffe. It tee* — a House finonoe oommit Office, with the authority of Prime tery, and a balanced budget. Day, Independence Day and Vet country of Dahomey. The Junta, Stock,,. lives In the woods around the 6 em Montana to northern sections Minister Harold Macmillan’s Cab It could also use a department erans Day. made up to disgruntled former tee ta odditiiui to a Senate finance gemllkl River in central Africa, to nilnolB and .tedlana and lower to xirblculture, vitsunin A in Its Besides Grandmother’s Day, MlnWgMI. committee, for Instance — In proc- inet,' said the' British Intend to colonial soldiers under French where they trarvel in pairs (prob PRPPBa gPiCIJUsi press on with the Common Mar nonfat dry milk, colored post there are those who think we rule, staged the coup Sunday. Reading ta m u^ to toe coun tloo tfae committees sit jointly should observe Shut-Ins Day. Pur ably married), and they feed prin most of the time. ket negotiations in Brussels. cards, more three-day weekends, They were led by. E m m a n a e 1 3iaif>lat9> m UttoSL — d o ir VOURSCLFI cipally on leaves. try renlimed below normoL Some President Charles de Gaulle’s a new version of the Star-Span ple Heart Day, Children's Day, •f relief from the unseasonable cold Both parties named the men who BodJoUe, a a to o ^ ex<«edgeont. Sometimes It’s hard to accept rejection of the Polaris missile of gled Banner, and Grandmoth Food Service Week, Senior Citi BodJoUe sold tbe soldiers M apaeial tods ate needed to histall KEYSTONE wse reiMrted from eoutfaweatezn held the posts in 1961 to serve zens Month and Welded Pro even what you see, but then you’ve fer and hia tough stand on Brit er’s Day. not Intended to kill Otjrmplo. m Cohunna . . . each unit is faUy adjustable to Bt stne, TsKoe watosrard thnui^ oU .to again oa ohalnnon of the powerful These, at least, ore gaps in the ducts Month. t**Ph*tf platform areas. Handsome, slender design iand eventuaUy got to agree that “see 4 ; ain’s entry into the Common Mar ing is believing.” In the purchase npnen^M, and much to tfae tafer- finonoe oommlttoe and approjurla- ket were widely viewed in Europe national scene noted by tnembers Rep. Llndley Beckworth, D-Tex. ■tedy eonstiuctton combine to add practical chann and mountata; rastoae. Southern Flori tiona oommittee. The Senate and TRANSIT CREWS STRIKE of an automobile there are so a douMe Mow at the Western to the House of Representatlvee is fearful the new higher postal PHILADELPHIA (A F) d^toottoo to your home, inside and outside. Wm not rust. . . da was out to toe cold sir poekat House toiairmen of tiMse bodtas who have rushed to fill them in rates will prevent elderly pen W * needs painting because it’s ANODIZED! Seeing to many things that you cannot “see” fcR Alliance. —Philodelptala’s vast tronoJI you've simply got to take the deal FRISH The eew surge to icy air wUeh will be: Finonoe, Sen, WllUtm J. Pending a full Cabinet discus the opening moments of the 88th sioners from conununicatlng with bwisving •» corns in today and look over the adeettoa-af - Md aoutoesitorsrd from Oaao- Verriker, D-Waterbury, and Rep, Congress. their families. He is seeking a system of buses, trolley cars and la s y g r r o n Railing and Cdnmns and toe sijdes of pleaakar er's word for It. Customer's con sion of the crisis that has arisen subway trataa wo* sbnt down by fidence built up by the experience into the Midwest headed east Robert T. Caitna, R-Msdlaon; Ap- ta the woke of De Gaulle’s declar- Although the House has been colored penny postcard for strict dsooraitva oioamenls from whhA to dwoael r ward tnto tbs (Milo Valley and pfoiwlsttona. Sen. Maurice J. Fer- in session only about six hours, ly personal messages. a strike today. Bnt people gol of hundreds of them is the basis oticn Monday, the comments to to work en erowdsd robroOd ON mi Ksr tor your taking our word for it. 2 3 tbs lower drsot Lakso rafioB- land, DrPsnlelaon, and Itop. Altan the Foreign Office were re- some 2,000 bills have already been There ore Mils to help Indians, INSIST ON I T WONdl BROCCOLI OoMsr wsotoar was tadicatsd 0. Innaa, R-Tbomoaton. introduced. They deal with almost artists, nurses, ducks, veterans, trains, naolmd wtaBMMtai esd Wo pledge to you that your con etroinedi taileelis, Meyolso ami W fidence in us will always be merlt- ’•RtoJoRlSlIl sistward tato- waatsm Nsw Tork Tbe Pomoorata ranamad ,aen. However, ori tbe speciflo ques every subject Imaginable, includ page boys. Bills to get the United and wastem Pennaylvsnla. Paul J, Folaey of New Haven as tion to De Gaulle's rejectimi to the ing using Social Security records States cut to the United Nations faoUoned. betotai- fieno MM ed, for there are few things wo employaa el Mm T.K*Btparf 1 prize more "highly than the go6d Tbs cora to toe- cold sir was in ohoirman of the judiciary com- Nassau agreement between Presi' to locate riinaway parents. and retire the national debt tbs northern Mldwast, tbs lowest mittee, which ranks in importance dent Kennedy and Macmillan—to This Is a suggestion of Rep. And there Is a measure by Rep. Workers Union, AFL4HQt HARDWARE Ca ' will of a fair customer. Dillon ed oa| a$ Ifi*! i ta' Minneeots and . WIs- ST^ MANCHESTER—MI 8-4121 Sales and Service, your quality with finonoe and impropriations. lote a North Atlantic Treaty Abraham J. Multer, D-N.Y., who Vernon # . Thomson. R-Wia> All ersoted tiila tos souljpture nuclear force—* For- could function pretty well oa a he would Uko la a Uttlo national peto wlMi MM Ford dealer, 319 Main St, Man- MANCHESTER FARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:1c A.M. TO 10 P.M. Tha Bouse chairman, new at the ^ Fboii4 MI S-S14H, NM oHas of Ino one-ma nleglalature. He already recognlfien for the Clrcua World I boa Xfi hilla ta. MMswiM eS Bormheot Wle. I ■ ■

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