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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 19fli ^AGE TWENTY-EIGHT iianrV 0lifr lEtrrnfttg liw alb ) / Manchester Stores Open to 9 Tonight for Christmas mg The VFW Auxiliary will spon­ VFW Poet will aponoor a Hie Crisrtoforo Colombo So­ sor a card party tomorrow at Christmas dance Saturday a t 9 ciety will hold a special meet­ About Town ing Sunday at 2 p.m. at the the po.st home at 8 p.m. There p.m. at the post home. FYarvk sge Daily Net P r e ie will be, a Christmas party, and Sturgis of Walerbury, depart­ Italian Amertcan Club to elect Ron The Weather •Hi* Oo«Kftcttcut Club c t For the Week EMed IkMton OoUfl^e will sponsor a the players are reminded to ment commander, and Mrs. Mil­ offlcefa for the new year. Forecast of U. 8. Weather Bnreso Wmitar Hottday Ball Saturday, bring a grab bag gift. Refresh­ dred Rogola of Middletown, de­ N ovem ber 16, 1968 ae, at the K of C Home. ments will be served. partment re.«;ldent, will be Orford iParish. Daughtera of R o ^ Rd., Ea»t Haven. guests, Refre.shments will be the American Revolution, will Clear, hitter cold tonight. Zero The Mmmtain Laurel Chapter served. Edwin Eldwards is chair­ meet tonight at 7:30 at the 13,891 to 6 above. Saturday sunny, een- Oharie^ DortneUy and hie or- home of Mre. .Harry Fraser, cheatra <>411 play for dancing of Sweet Adeline.s, Inc., wtlj hold man and Mrs. George Ecabert Member of the Andlt tlnued cold. High 20 to 2S. l.s co-chairman of the event. 192 Hartford Rd. The meeting HOUSE HALE Boresn of drcnlatloii from 8 p.m.xto ,1 a-m. Tickets Its annual Christmas party for ^ members and hu.4Hands only to­ .was originally scheduled for Manchester— A City of Village Charm may be obtalfted from Jean last Tuesday. OoaMUn, »B6 rafrolngton Ave., night St 8 p.m. at the Irish The Polish Women’a Al­ MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER B riatel. Amerioan Home, 69 Grove St.. liance, Group 246, will meet Hartford. Memher.s are remind­ Sunday at. 2 p.m. at the club­ VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 69 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963 (daselfled Advertising on Page SS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS The Manchester Square Dance ed to bring a gift for the grab house, 10.1 Clinton .St. Mem­ Chib will hold a closed dhiic^ bag. bers are remlnderr to bring a Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Wail* gift for the grab bag. dall School. Members are re­ Sgl. William C. Roharge, son minded to bring canned goods of Mr. and Mrs, Psiil R. Ro­ The VF^' will sponsor a Events for Chrlsttmaa baskets to be berge; .">47 Center SI., and a Christmas Dance Saturday at ■ SPECIAL PURCHASE- Attributed to i>eed>’ families for memheri of the 1st Calvary of the Post Home. Charlie Var- the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis the XTniited States Army, re­ rick'.s Orchpjitra will play for Yuletide ‘Star’ in Orbit, Smith, refreshment chairmen, cently tooI<' paid in Rxerci.v dAncing from 9 p.m. to 1 am. In State wlIll be adWsted by Mr. and Strong Shield; a two-week Tickets are available at the HOTLINi; TO CULTURE Mbs. Walt SmoUnskl and Mr. training nmneuvec, . in South Post Homo. The event is open Phone 9 8 7 -6 M 3 lor H.rrlford s and Mna John Snuffer. Korea, to members and guests. Pnncip.il Events o( the D.iy Tremendous Savings Police Tell Banks Dust Off Advice May Be Visible at Dusk On On Holdup Acts HARTT’ORD (AP> Con­ Famous necticut bank officials have Balloon H as been urged to review s pre­ cautionary program set up several years ago. The action Diameter of follows the large number of Name bank robberies this year. 2 There nave been ’2 bank T w e 1V eFeet l.oldups and one bank burg­ lary in 1963. The total loot JEWELRY from the jobs is $171,947. said 1 POINT ARGUELLO. state police. Calif. (AP)—The “Christ- The latest bank holdup oc­ I mas Star" .satellite ha.8 Just in time for the holidays, we have made a special purcha.se curred two days ago when two I achieved orbit and should of famous name salesmen sample jewelry . . . one of a kind . . . men, one dre.ssed a.s a woman, held up the Oakville branch of be visible at twilight over all in perfect condition, all as bright and beautiful as the day it the W’aterbury Savings Bank the holiday sea.son—and was made and all at fantastic savings . . . in Watertown and e.scaped for years after, it was an­ with $20,201. nounced today. State Police Commi.ssloner A National Aeronautics and 1/2 PRICE Leo J. Mulcahy said yester­ Space Administration spokes­ day the matter of bank hold­ man said both the 12-(oot di­ Yes, one-half the original cost for necklaces, bracelets, pins, ups i.s a serious one and "we ameter balloon and the canni.s- are, of course, very conscious ter from which it was ejected earrings, rings—singly and in sets—Just one look and you will of the problem.” in apace were sighted with bi­ Vf- want it all! He also said that the 11 noculars at an optical tracking y state police troops in Con­ station in Australia. necticut have been instructed The satellite was launched to "communicate with their lo­ Thursday and until llie sighting Pinebvrsf Special Pre-Holiday Feature cal bankers and review the It was in doubt whether it had, program.” ‘ 1. achieved orbit, 2. inflated as He explained that the pro­ ; planned. u U. S. CHOICE, SELECTED. TENDER Mrs. Elizabeth Bingel is greeted by her daughter, Katherine, at control point gram. set up shortly after he I The silvery, polka-dotied bal- after daughter entered East Berlin today. They were separated 28 months. became commissioner several I loon should be vislblle when- (AP Photofax.) years ago, gives advice on how I ever Its orbit aroiuid tha bank personnel should "han­ earth’s poles coincides with dle themselves” in the event of twilight nmving around tha a holdup. globe. It has no internal Illumi­ He said that to reveal the nation but can be seen as a details of the program would moving pinpoint of light when Red Carpet Spread nullify its effectiveness. struck by rays from the sun ju.st below the horizon. Charge ^Sharn* The “Christmas Star” polka-dot covered plastic sphere, which was launched by A spokesman said the carmis- HARTFORD (AP) — The missile today from Port Arguello, Calif. (AP Photpfax.) ter probably cannot be seen State Federation of Teachers by the naked eye because It is For Sunday or holi­ WHOLE OR BUn HALF. leveled a charge of ’’Sham” to­ smaller ahd leas reflective. For Berliners Visits day at the rival Connecticut Prosperous Civilians Now Scientists lost, the 17-pound day meals wa ofFer Serve new Green Giant butj^ered peas or tiny limas with Education AMociaUon's threat Johnson Asks •satellite for hours because an your leg of lamb. to expel any CEA member ac­ internal radio beacon ceased .<^t the West, were proclaimlng^Wettern visitors. They helped cepting a job inWaterbury working shorUy after tho the finest roady-to- BERLIN (AP) — Loud-< Congress Stay launch Thursday morning. speakers boom^ out a the ChrtsUnas truce. people with parcels, lifted baby solux)la, tom by a budget dis­ But the Reds were not miss­ carriages tor mothers. pute. Auschwitz Aides They knew approximately oat Morrell shank- PRICE Communist welcome today where to look for it, however, FOR EASY TO SERVE SATURDAY ing any chance to drive home The Oonununists were ob­ Arthur Kevorkian, president PINEHURST FRESH to West Berliners entering their politic&l eoncepUon of the viously determined that no To Pass Bills because they were receiving less, hockless ham plug tax hitch would sour the atmos' of the AFL-CIO affiliated fed­ signals from 4 radio beacon on OR MONDAY DINNERS East Berlin for the first division of Germany. eration, said the OEIA Is "ex­ PORK IS A GOOD Their descrlpUmi of East Ber­ phere after they had Uvishly WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ the cannister which carried tho time since the Red wall was lin as the capital of the Com­ praised themselves for "a hu­ ploiting the entire city of folded balloon into space on the . . . First Prlxe Hams BUY 8 In 1 BLEND OF GROUND Waterbury as a matter of sim­ dent Johnson urged congres­ built 28 months ago. munist republic conflicts with mane and generous action." sional leaders not to adjourn nose of a Scount rocket. Every elevated train that ar­ the Western conception that At the elevated station, guides ple expediency.” without settling the foreigpi aid The National Aeronautics and and In cans. Mor­ 5-RIB CUT BEEF, PORK and VEAL lb. 75c rived from the West In the East Berlin is under four-power rule stepped up to people and said: Thursday, the OEIA, the Space Administration said tho ROAST ...... lb. 29c state's largest, teacher organ­ dispute and passing a farm ap­ FRANKFURT, Germany (AP)—Nazi SS guards fac­ successful launch achieved one E Elerlln station at Frledrich- and should never have been "Welcome, can I help you?” propriation bill, It was learned ing court today in Germany’s biggest war crimes trial rell m 3s and 5s, strasse was greeted with the divided in the first place. Some visitors were sistonlshed ization, made its expulsion today. of two major goals of the mis­ 7-RIB SELECTED FRESHLY CHOPPED, threat. It was a move designed testified they had tried to dodge duty in Auschwitz con­ sion -- "to measure fligiTt per­ words: ' Guards at the crossing points at being offered a guide to the Johnson met with Democratic Hafnia imported in PORK ROAST . .lb. 39c "Dear clUzens of West Berlin, in the wall said "Come into city in which they have lived to help force restoration of centration camp but were unsuccessful. formance of the new X268 PINEHURST CHUCK lb. 75c some $500,000 in school budget leaders this morning. Spon fourth stage of the Scout ve­ WHOLE PORK we welcome you to the capital democraUc Berlin,” but they all their lives. thereafter House Speaker John Twenty guards and an ex- 2s and 3s and 4s of the German DemocraUc Re­ said It with a smile. “Where do they think we are cuts. trusty went on trial on charges fendants, but one. Dr. Franz hicle. 10 to 11 LB. LOIN lb. 49c W. McCormack told reporters ”A little less than one hour PINEHURST public.” Usually the border guards —in a forelg^n land?” growled Kevorkian said that indica­ Congress probably would not be that they had a part In the Lucas, was ill and the court The welcome was real enough. have only sour looks for the one elderly man. tions point to reinstatement of death of millions of Inmates of ruled he would be tried sepa­ later,” NASA said. “A satellite- and 10-lb. Hygrade OR RIB HALF STRIP able, as he had hoped, to wind tracking and data - acquisition HAMBURG lb. 59c The Reds were putting out the West. But they have evidently “Thank you, thank you, I know the budget Items by a new dty up Its almost year-long session the camp, in Nazi. - occupied rately. The court denied the ap­ COUNTRY STYLE red carpet. had orders that they can relax the way," said a young hus- adminlstraticm scheduled to Poland, which became Adolf plication of another defendant network station at Johannes­ Ham. today. burg, South Africa, picked up PORK SPARERIBS OR The loudspeakers, so often for this occasion. take office Jan. 1, the same date House and Senate conferees Hitler’s most efficient death seeking trial on the ground lie REGULAR SPARE- PINEHURST HOME STYLE used to hurl propaganda tirades They spoke politely to the (8ee Page FUteen) that teacher contracts are up factory. suffered from nervous seizures signals from tracking beacons C trying to resolve differences in for renewal. About 90 per cent due to a clrculatorv ailment. on the sphere itself and on tho RIBS ...... lb. 89c the foreign aid bill were under­ They were accused of murder cannister in which It was folded SAUSAGE MEAT lb. 69c, of the city’s teachers are mem­ stood to be deadlocked. or complicity in an undeter­ (See Page Four) for launch. bers of the CEA, They scheduled further ses­ mined number of gassings, "Since that time other sta­ Buy Your Holiday t The union official charged sions later today. .shootings, hangings or fatal tions have acquired the tracking Gift 18 Voting Age Asked Defense Boss that the CEA is trsdng to prove Leaders were adivising their torture. beacon on the cannister. con­ It's easy to shop and park at itself “an effective and power­ colleagues, after the White Former Capt. Rudolf Mulka, firming that It is in.orbit, but HOOD ful medliim for negotiating the House meeting, that Congress 68, liighest ranking among the FreezeGrips the beacon on the sphere has not Pinehurst away from down­ Hosiery ^Optimistic^ settlement of problems” by us­ would be kept in session to con­ defendants, told the court he did been acquired by 'any other sta­ EGG N O G By President’s Panel ing the time squeeze of the ad­ clude action both on the foreigpn not know that Auschwitz was a tions.” town congestion. On Viet Nam ministration change. aid .appropriation and the farm concentration camp before he New England, NASA said telemetry indicate* AT PINEHURST by money bill. reported to the camp com­ the sphere was ejected from the WASHINGTON (AP)—A pres-,,s<3ommlsslon on Registration and Santa Gives Cars The House passed the agricul­ mander, Rudolf Hoess, In 1942. cannister. ' But they can’t con­ GOD NEWS. . .We now have Identlal commission recom­ Voting Participation, was scath­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam ture appropriation with a $5.9- Hoe.ss was hanged in Poland To Continue firm tliat it is inflated,’ Maurice mended today that all states ing in its denunciation of what it (AP) — Defense Secretary HARTFORD (AP) — VAbout billion figure, the Senate with a in 1947. He kept a diary, which a modern walk light system consider dropping the minimum considered roadblocks to voting. Robert 8. McNamara, winding 500 nutmeggers — mostly wives $6-billion one. is part of the evidence, in which BOSTON (AP)—Frost bit­ at Pinehurst corner of Main SLge for voters to 18. It called In recommending that the poll up consultations on South Viet he "described Auschwitz atroci­ ten New Einigland shivered in Come to Plnehurst for the tor eliminating poll taxes and tax be eliminated It said: "No (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) ties in detail. Most of the vic­ a late fall cold wave today ■with largest Shrimp In 1 Ai and and Turnpike. . .Just push American should have to buy his Nam’s U.S.-backed war against tims were Jews, but many S lb., bags ... Fresh Ic 3 pr. $2.50 literacy tests as qualifications Communist guerrillas, said to­ temperatures reminiscent of Bulletins the button . . . and wait for for voting. right to vote in any election.” day "I am optimistic over pro­ Poles and Russians also per­ last year’s bitterly cold win­ President Johnson called the The commission chairman. gress to be made during the ished at Auschwitz. ter. Culled from AP Wires Swordfish, Haddock and the walk light to appear af­ 11-mcmber commission to the Census Director Richard M. There was no immediate test­ It was the coldest morning Lovely sheer, seamless nylons In Scammon, told reporters the coming year.” Ly n d a Dorm Flounder Fillets, Fresh ter the North-South traffic White House to present Its re­ McNamara and top American imony on actual conditions In o«f the season in Boston and Oystera. the latest, wanted shades. Sizes 9 ported. ordered last March by recommendation applied both to Auschwitz. other smitheiTi New England cycle. We gladly carry your John F .Kennedy. state and federal elections. officials based In Viet Nam had WANTS VOTING EASED Plenty of the finest aged U. S. Winter Skirts to 11. Short, medium, long. Plain an afternoon - long conference Picketed for There was scant public In­ points. In northern sections, WASHINGTON (AP)—Presi­ order to your ear . . . with The group, the President’s Cited as the major argument terest. SeAts reserved for the pgrtloularly in Maine, tempera- Choice Rib Oven Roasts for or micromesh. for 18-year-old voting was the with the ruling junta, including dent Johnson urged today that Regular the chief of state, Maj. Gen. public were not filled. the states review their elec, no tipping, please. belief that, by the time young Originally there wer* 2 de­ (See Page .Sixteen) tha holiday. $5.99‘ people reach 21. they are "so Duong Van Minh, and Premier Racial Bias tion laws with a view to re­ $5.57 Connecticut far removed from the stimula­ Nguyen Ngoc Tho. moving all unreasoiuible re- tion of the educational process McNamara, who had been AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—Singing strletions on voting. Johnson's A twTiflc collection of-wools and that their interest In public af­ given a somber briefing by U.S. pickets paraded with signs In statement on voting was made officers on , event.s since the after he received the rein>rt corduroys in A-llne, wrap-around, Competes fo r fairs has waned.” front of the University of Texas For The Christmas Holiday pleated and straight styles. Fash­ . The report lamented "the low Nov. 1 coup that overthrew Uive More Stockings of a presidential eoniniission ionable solids and plaids. 10 to 18, voter participation of the age President Ngo Dinh Diem, said ’dormitory where Lynda Bird that reeommendpd. among 32 to 38. NASA Center group, from 21 to 30.” It sur­ Mlnh explained In detail the Johnson lives, protesting racial other things, dro|lping of the For the Christmas holiday Pinehurst of­ mised that many young people segregation In campus housing. minimum age for voters to fers the best known Bird in the United never acquire the voting habit (See Page Sixteen) Twenty students, 12 of them On /Fischer Chimney 18. and scrapping |h>II taxes WASHINOTON (AP)—Of- because they fall to start voting Negroes, paced back and forth and literacy tests as quali­ States . . . Swift's Butterball at prices flclala of the State Develop- right after graduation from high across a street in drizzling rain fications for voting. , Ladies’ mje«t Commission, supported school. Thursday night. They quit after ABERDEEN, S.D. (A^)—The^the extent many might believe, n ranging from 45c to 49c lb. for 18 to 24 Guardsmen Held 100> Wool Slacks ^ Oomnectlout memtoers of Georgia and Kentucky are the an hour. jump from five to 10 stockings a family spokesman says. DKtO FIK.’M INDICTED only states that allow 18-year- Their purpose was "to bring The spokesman said cash and WASHINGTON (AP) — Thz lb. plump broadbreasted Toms and 52c Cxavgreas, have made their bid For Blasts Near by the tree will mean a Christ­ William S. Merrell Cu. was in­ Driving Gloves to bring a $50 million elec­ olds to vote. The age minimum the dormitoi'y Eltuatlon back to merchandise gifts have totaled for 10 to 12 lb. plump young Hens. With Regular is 19 in Alaska, 20 in Hawaii the public eye,’’ said Bill Spear­ mas like never before for thp le.ss than $10.(K)0. not counting dicted by a federal grand tronics research center to Oon- Andrew Fischer family, .sale of story and picture rights Jury liKlay on charges of $3.99 $3.58 neotlcut. and 21 In the other 46 states. Negress’ Dorm man of Houston, tlio group’s this cold weather many will want to buy Regular Like the poll tax, the report spokesman. This time last year, the fam- to national publications, which making false statemnnt.s to the Hiey told a National Aero­ reportedly added another $30,- government alHiiit the anti- nautics and Space Administra­ said, literacy tests often hare TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — All university facilities and Hy was preparing for a quiet their turkey Friday and Saturday so wa Long wearing, full lined, tapered $1.99 been used as barriers to the activities except for dormitories Christmas at ils modest home 000. cholesterol drug, Mer-29. and ’ Swift's $1.77 tion site selection committee Four Alabama National Guard.s- Because of the sale of the will have complete stocks for your se­ slacks. Black, gray, loden or UMBBQUS registration of Negro voters. were integrated recently. outside Aberdeen. tests made to determine ita plaids. Sices 10. to 18. yesterday that any spot in But that was not the reason giv­ men have been charged with Spearman said the demonstra- There were a few toys for the sfory and picture rights, the safety. The indietment re­ All wool, leather palm driving Oonneotlout would meet all family won’t talk to newsmen turned’ by a grand Jury In I’.8. lection. Be sure to ask for Martha Lo­ gloves In brown, black, loden, tan. government requirements. en for recommending the elim­ touching off minor explosions tlnn was not intended as a per- five children, a Christmas tree, Sizes S-M-L. ination. near the University of Alabama .sonal reflection on the elder candy and cookies, about personal matters. District Court here said the gan's booklet telling you how to thaw, 16-rib construction. Regular The project would employ Rather, the commission ar­ while on federal duty to uphold daughter of President John.son. ■ When Mary Ann Fi.scher gave Aberdeen plans to build the company and three of Its re­ Premiinn ¥ *,000 and have annual pay­ gued that no American should court-ordered desegregation of Lynda Bird, 19, is a sophomore birth to quintuplets on Sept. 14. family a home on a free site. search scientists "eoneealed cook, stuff and uie turkey leftovers. This and pagoda shapes. Novelty rolls of about $30 million. be denied the right to vote be­ the school. at the university. She will trans- ‘ the Fischers’ lives were A city official says the site prob­ and eovereil up. by trlek and booklet is handy to have whether you When the space agency cause his fo ^ a l education is Authorities say more arrests fer next semestet to a school changed forever, ably will be selected by the end scheme.” material f$cts Im- handles. Plaids, solids, bor­ asked Congress to appropriate limited. are expected. near WashingtfTvi, D.C. i About the only things un- of the year. * portant to the Food alid Drug buy a Butterball frozen or a Pinehurst ftmda, it said H plann^ the These were some of the com­ Three blasts occurred last Se- changed by the quints’ birth are The quintupletJ have lost none Administration” consideration ders and prints. center in the Greater Boston A.s the pickets marched...... , u - Beautifully Fashioned mission's other recommenda­ month — two on Nov. 16 and one cret Service men, city and uni-, that Andrew Fischer still h a s 1" • , ” pr^irle of whether to permit the LaBROAD - HARVEST CONNECTICUT area. tions: on Nov. 19. All were near a dor- .versily police stood by. They his same job arid three of the cuy of -5,000. Motorists arriving drugs iis«>. .Mer-iB was on the A oomml'ttee of the Great- FRESH TURKEY. —Make it easy for people to njitory housing Negro student took no action. , five older children go to school 2*’^ city .are greeted by new market from .April 1960 to GIFT SWEATERS Regular $2.99 t f t Boston Chamber of Com­ register by locating registration Vivian Malone, who was admit­ ”We don't plan to interfere' asos iwnniusual. 115-by-30-foot signs saying: "Wel- April 1962, when it was volun- merce was on hand yesterday places near their homes, or by ted under federal court orders with them as long as they are This Chri.stmas, the Fischers Aberdeen, home of the tarlly withdrawn by Merrell TURKEY to plug the benefits of east­ conducting a door-to-door regis­ along with James A. Hood last ordeily and don’t break any and their 10 children live in a Fischer quints, a Cincinnati, Ohio, firm, after Regular 2 for ern Massachusetts. tration canvdss. June. Hodd later withdrew. laws,” the chief of tlie campus rdnted 9-room home in north- The quintuplets have gained side effects from use Of the Connecticut fresh LaBroad turkeys will be $8.99 About 25 regions have been —Limit local residence re­ JThel-men arrested Thursday police, A. R.' Hamilton, said. east Aberdeen. Three of the weight and strength steadily, dnig were reported, Pierson’s Marinated Herring (Sill) $3.58 $7 represented before the site se­ quirements to not n%pre than 30 were with the Igst units still on Miss Johnson, Who is guarded quints are home and the other James Andrew, the only boy, $2.59 lection committee. Yesterday KED!^ CHIDE STUDENTS raady for pick-up Monday and Tuesday. Pine- 95c and $1.76 jar days and state requirements to duty after President John F. by Secret Service agents any two are expected home from the was well ahead ,o'f his four sis- **■■■■* bewtlNl gut nrsatsm ki —rdljaw, ▼- was the final day and Con­ not more than six months. Ketinedy federalized the entire time she leaves the building, hosiiilal by Christmas, , ters in everything getting onto MOSCOW (.AP)— African Kjurst open Monday from 8 A.M. till 9 P.M. necticut was the last to be —Allow new residents of a Alabama Guard during a show­ could not be seen among the co­ There are almost more gifts I formula, getting out of tlie iso- .students who joUDpd in iMok, hslsnoa styles. His pstfsot gift for ths Wednesday’s angry protest Manchester’e Finest Swedish K o r w $1.00 lb. beard. ' state to vote for preiddent if down with Gov. George C. Wal­ eds who gathered in the doorway than anyone has time to un- lettes ' at St. Luke’s Hospital, Tuesday 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. misses on your list. W hits, beige, red, black, blue 2 for $5.00 Le Roy Jonea, director of the they yrere qualified to vote In lace. of the six-story building. The Se­ wrap. and getting out of the hospital. march on Red Square were and gray. Sizes 84 to 40, 43 to 46. Development Commission, made their own state. All troops were demobilized cret Service would not say The altering of the Fischer Mary Magdalene and Mary told by the Russians today: tl\* principal presentation. Gra­ —Keep registration books Nov. 20, the day after the last whether Miss Johnson wits in­ family routine has been tremen- Margaret went home last Sat- Respect our laws or get out. ham R. Treadway, commission open until three or tour weeks, explosion. No one was hurt in side. ' \ dous. Mrs. Fischer has fUll-time urday. , Mary Catherine and An announcement by Tass, CORNER Jirman, Introduced the wltr the offlrlal news agency, said: MAIN and ah^rm; at the minimum, before kn elec­ any of the explosions. The pickets sang ”We Shall help with the children and Mary Anr^ »>’e due to go home BsMea. tion. The men were arrested dur­ Picket walks in rain Overcome” and- Christmas housework. soon. "If there are people who do Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. TURHPIKE Rep. John 8. Monagan, D- —Permit absentee reglstrattqn ing the late afternoon knd night. carols. Fischer, an $80-a-week billing The o W tr Fischer children not like the SovU^ laws and Oonn., said, he favored western and votlnc.- The first man arrested was tad outside Lynda Bird One aign raid: "Delay causes clerk at a grbeery warehouse, are Dartny. 8, Charlotte, 7, Ju- do not want to otoy them, f —Keep polling, places open t Johnson’s dormitory. > has had hla fortune Increa.sed Evelyn, and Denise, theae people cut leave opr (fl^.Fage SUteen) untU at laairt t p.m. (Sfo Ph « Four) (.^P Photofax.) (S«e Page Four) Bubatantially — althou|;h not to country dt any momeut.** ’ -u .1 .\ r \/ ■ -■■■Li v ■ •Vi. . V •r .

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r (hicllen to end at 9 p.m. Those SHOPPING Andover attending who arrive 'promptly at 7:3.0 p.m. will get a special DAYS TO Park Faces YM CA Books dliddend of Christmas aongs by 1 New Year's Eve Party t) Santa and the Haunted Ijpuse Bawood Hudson. CHRISTMAS Holiday Play ■rttCUCIKAU Gordon MacDonald Is direct­ Problems in MANCHESHR ITALIAN Treat Faith ing and bclie\*es the play to be AMERICAN CLUl (Synopsis: Nog, as Sai^^ ,unique and worthy of becoming Claus, -went off to Santa Land OPEN Set Monday 1S5 BLDRIDOE STREET a tradition in the church. Sup­ Korean Rule With Candor RAMraaia for play to prspare a dreadful Chrlstmaa. port for this belief comes from FUI,L COURSE MEAL The children rushed to help *vchriatmaii In thp Market By C. S. Chin Dr. Charles Wetzel of Hartford DANCING 9:00 P.M. TO t;80 A.M. By OEOROE W. CORNELL Santa, now an oM woman, and Place” , ■pon.'iored by • a proiip Seminary who states that it is SBOUU Korea (API—Chung AP Religion Writer to 11P .M . By-HOWIE HOLCOMB FREE FAVORS, NOISEMAKERS, HATS, Etfl. Jeremy decided the charm in the OontlTe sidewalks, not only beauti­ lo.sing something! Certainly the In the elections increases this candid interchurch studies on be the gayest Christmas ever!” fying the lanscape but offer­ various issues, but concentrat­ et and got on his htinde and Joy belongs: the goodwill be­ poesibiUty. knees. “Climb on my back,” he Everyone cheered but before ing a reflector for the mUHons Retired Brig. Gen. Kira ing mainly on practical re­ longs: the love helonga and even told 3iasy. Sissy did and then the music could ^ r t again of lights on trees, wreaths and Chong-Pll, who spent nine ligious problems. the gi-vlng af gifts belong.s— Miss Jo wiggled up both of Jeremy plunged through the windows. months abroad this year follow­ The main concern, Rletmulder crowd. "Oh, your majesty, MANCHESTER the giving of Chrlstmea was them until she was high enough BOOTS Oostime Designs God's gift. ing a power struggle, has mads says, is "with the place of re­ you’ve got to do something to reach tht first branch. She PET CENTER Oostsime designs? Just stand All of these are part of a comeback as No. 3 man of the ligion in everyday life” and with quickly!” he cried. 965 Main St., Manchester on a street com er and waitch party. Park la party president, “ helping people to find answers got to the second branch and SAVE Over 50% Christmas— not Just a product Dancing there was a hole where It Join­ The Queen looked at him in the colorful parade of hustling, and Kim chairman. to their ethical and moral prob­ of Madison Avenue. And it is ed the trunk and in the hcrie astonishment as he blurted out M AKE IT A PET bustling folks w'rapped head to these thoughts we’d Iea\T with Kim 37, a former colonel who lems.” the whole story otf how Nog was toe to ward off the o d d —many married Park’s niece, returned Scholars and leaden of virtu­ was a tkiy blue bottle. CHRISTMAS you as the Christmas • season., EVERY She climbed down with the Santa now and Santa was an of the women adding a special, 1983, speeds towards lts^ pe^. home after the October presi­ ally every major denomination $e.oo i bottle and all three children old woman In the Haunted individual bit of brightnees with Merry Christmas, everyone! dential elections. He was a are among the Y’s stable of writ­ took a sip from it. Hardly had House and M. was up to the a winter corsage or similar ac- leading architect of the 1981 SA T . N IG H T ers. Besides turning out materi­ Queen to break the charm. seooory. coup, once headed the powerful al for adults, it abo zeroes in they swallowed than they fell "You must break it right secret police of the junta and on the ground In a heap and GIFT WALLETS And speaking of costumes, on teen-agers with special away,” finished Jeremy, "or it aspeeds $11Q.88 I ^ g e R«9. 10.99 “ teen-age” numben. J i AM-FM Multi-Plex what ts a better seller at any Holvs' Name Party directed the organization of the at the very popular 'went fast asleep. will be too late.” LEATHER time o f the year than the red Democratic Republican Party. Some of them: "Why go to When they siwoke they were The Queen turned pale and TRAVEL CASES 4 Speakers X X v STEREO-RADIO and white one that comes oom- Set at School Elements opposed to Kim ap­ church?; undentandlng your in a marble palace. The floors her hands fluttered wildly. $100.88 plete with long white beard and pear to be in a minority at the parents; sense and nonsense were covered with gold carpet "Yes, Yes,” she moaned. "But * 4 Speed Phono moment, but Park face.s a ma­ about sex; what’s special about Columns, so htg three people S ARTHUR DRUG a hearty laugh 7 The fourth annual Christmas there are three things I must 'AMBASSADOR," the Kingly Gift! : Television performers fear jor test of his leadership as he Jesus?” couldn’t put their arms around have to break the charm: * 4 Speakers Party for the children of St. picks a coordinated team of B olton L ake H otel The department Issues an av­ them, stretched to a ceiling that over-expo.sure, but . the guy James’ pariah will be held to­ men to assist him in the new erage 60 to- 60 new titles a year seemed half a mile away. :**w eH >fw w w c,- wearing this suit appears count­ admini.stration without sowing less times every Dec. 25 and his morrow, ki the school audi­ (NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) both as hard-bound volumes and Wreaths of holly decorated the seeds of factional rivalry. — NEGRO BROTHERS, Inc.— paperback books. Its gross vol­ walls and there was a giant appeal grows rather than dimin­ torium. Children of pre-school Park and his fellow soldiers ishes. ume exceeds |1 million an­ age thrxHigh third grade will —turned — pollticans have been nually. And the music. No single pro- MUSIC by BRUCE VANDERBROOK FAMOUS BRAND-FIRST QUALITY attend in the morning at 10. criticized for trying to run a na­ Over-all, the 'YMCA has an an­ ductiem or even a group of them Children from the fonith grade tional government a.s they would and his "TH REESO M E" nual budget of about $167 mil- T ransistor could equal the music of Christ­ through .the BUghth Grade will command an army. When op­ •lion, covering operation of its Masterpieces The Mosf Famous Brand In The U.S,A, mas. Its range goet from "I attend in the afternoon at 1. position lawmakers begin scrut­ Why not atop in tbit weekend and Join your frlctids te 'nationwide branch centers, its Saw Mommy Kissing Santa TTie children will be errter- inizing the administration and the aoclabUlty of onr “ FIREPLACE ROOM” . . . •atudy courses and housing and ^ 85 East Center St. RADIO Claus” to the ever-beautiful tained with movies, a magic­ criticizing Park from a forum in Mmiature jTerreational facilities. At Summit St. Complete With — You Will Recognize The Label ■•Silent N ight" ian. arwd other acts. which never existed during the A Few Short Mllee From Manchester on Rt. 44A, Btrftoa In resigning, Rletmulder said WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL There's suqiensa, too. Did The party is sponsored by two years and seven months of “ the health of an operation like • Case the St. James' Holy Name So­ his military rule, Park and his this and of whoever Is at its OREGON CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED LITTLE AMSTOOMATS • Battery ciety from the proceeds of men may find their patience in helm requires change.” • Earphone RANGE their annual mu.sical and dance. short supply. Dr. Stuber has been executive ■MMATURE OHOCOLATEE box $ 1 . 2 9 E Presents for the needy chil­ While trying to avoid Involve­ director of the Missouri Council Assorted Milk and HOLLY dren of the parish will be dis­ ment in domestic politics, U.8. of Churches, and was a guest- Dark Chocolate Lb. $ 1 J H i FUEL OIL tributed on Christmas Elve by officials have been critical of observer at the 1962 and 1963 members of the society. the Junta government in econo­ NO sessions of the Vatican Ecu­ GASOLINE TTve co-chairmen in charge of mic matters. menical Council. A portion of U.8. economic §^cm arZl^kf the affair are John Conner ar¥l An American Baptist, he said UWmMMUWUlMIMMUMHeRW Joseph McCarthy. They will be aid was withheld for several DANCER — AGGRAVATION — WORRIES he saw the Y's publishing arm assisted by Edward O’Brien, months until the Park govern­ as a means for making the 8ANTLY OIL Robert O’Oonnell, Charles Caw­ ment gave assurances that it AT Christian causes of church uni­ "The Cleanest Gift You MANCHESTESJFAKKADE C O . M I'.W V , l.NC’. ley, Chet Obuchowski, Leon would try harder to live up to ty, racial understanding, world Ycv’l l l f i Blndetlln, William Curtis, Ar- an agreement to carry out an peace and Christian moral stan­ i::. a : \iN STRKHi thw England, IVank Phllo- economic stabilization program. dards in sex and family life Can Give Any Homemaker!" 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,1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE FIVB PAOB FOUR •ROCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 196S pussled by a bloodstained plas­ / Guardsmen Held tic bag found in the bedroom. Prosperous Civilians Now Boy Charged As deputies Questioned Bas- Ly n d a Dorm Israel, Bonn they said he broke down A:. ■* For Blasts Near and confessed. j;s,T With Killing Lawton and Vaughn quoted Picketed for Thaw Grows N cgress’Dorm Bassett as saying: " I ’d been planning to kill them for years. Auschwitz Aides His Parents By KIUG 0 6 t T0ETREU | (OwiMiiiwd from P«ire One) At first, I was going to use a Racial Bias rolling pin. Then I thought an Aasodatod Pnwa Wbtff W riter, Lt Jamea T. Perkins, 27. ot WILMINGTON, Calif. (AP)— ice pick would be better. I final­ (Gootinned from Page One) JEHUSALBIM, laraall Sector j if it*s in fashion it*s at Holt, a suburb of Tusoaloona. He Tried for Murder An 18-year-old college student ly decided on the mm.’’ (A P)—A thaw has developed | was booked Thursday night on Deputies said Bassett told President's daughter to be In later posted fS,000 bond.* hr Gennan.-l8raell relations. The| suspicion of murder after police them he originally planned to segregated housing." Police IdenUfled two of the t - two ooimtries have no dlplo-: (Oontlniied from Page One) said he shot and killed both his use the plasUc bag to smother Regents of the university have others as Sgt. Norman R. Dan­ parents, then locked their bed­ his parents but changed his matlc relationa, but officiala' indicated it would have Integrat­ iel of ^Fairfield, Ala., a mibtirb Mulka and 11 others, includ­ room door from the Inside to mind. have been trying to change this. Last Minute Gifts of Birmingham, and Cpl. Jamea ing a doctor and two dentists, Local Stocks make it look like a murder- Deputies said he gave no rea­ ed dormitories but for a suit T. Maxwell, 27, Tueoaloosa. seeking to force this develop­ "We must be realistic," said are being tried on charges of suicide. son for the shootings. an Israeli diplomat, "we need Maxwell,also poeted bond. complicity. Ten men, among Sheriff's deputies broke down ment, now pending in federal Quotations Furnished by the bedroom door and found FEDERAL BVILDINOS court. It has been under study West Germany now. We need s m i l i n g s e r v i c e The name of the fourth man them the' chief camp pharma­ what It can give ua.” Of Finest Quality! wa* not available Immediately. cist, are charged with murder. Cohum MIddlehrook, Inc, Fred Emery Bassett, 47. dead WASHINGTON (AP) — The In the court of U.S. Dlst. Judge with a bullet In his chest. His Ben Rice since midsummer. What has prevented recog­ MAIN STREET— MANLHfcSlIiR Perkins and Maxwell were The ma.ximum sentence any Bank Stboks federal government plane to nition T charged with the first Nov. 16 wife, Margaret, 43, lay nearby, could draw Us life Imprisonment. Bid Asked construct a courthouse and Weal Germany hoa said that detonation. The warrant against Capital punishment was abol­ Conn. Bank and a fatal wound In her head. federal office building at La­ BIO PROFIT them said they set off dynamite fayette and State Sts., Bridge­ MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — if It recognizes Israe!, the Arab ished In West Germany in 1819. Trust Co...... 73 77 Their son, Fred Kipp Bassett, statea will recognize East Ger­ or some other explosive In or It has taken more than four Hartford National a psychology major at Long port, Conn., and a poet office A supermarket got a check from near the home of Rovilla Lewis, and federal office building at a paper company, with a reim­ many. This might force Bonn to years to prepare the case. Hear­ Bank Co...... 62 68 Beach State College, told depu­ sever relatione with the AraJha. ■4$ who lives close to Mary Burke ings probably will run until next Fire Insurance Companies ties he heard his parents quar­ Center and Spring Sts., Wind­ bursement for coupon redemp­ Halt, where Miss Malone lives. fall. About 250 Isritnesse-s. includ­ reling in the locked bedroom sor Locks, (3onn. The Bridge­ tions. The Wert German government Daniel la charged with the Hartford Fire .... 66 70 and then heard shots. port building will cost an esti­ It was sui^sed to read 22 Is against even token recog­ ing yiiuschwitz survivors, are to Hartford Fire .... 65V4 69>.i Nov. 19 bla.st, which occurred testiW. Sheriff's seirgeants Jack Law- mated $4,277,00. The Windsor cents. It came through as $1,- nition of the Communiat regime. about thrM blocks from the dor­ A court of three Judges and Phoenix Fire ...113 121 ton and Charles Vaughn said Locks structure will cost $345,- 000,000.22. The market Is reim­ Most of larael’a 2.6 million mitory. six Jurors Is headed by Chief Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. young Bassett's story did not 000, the General Services Ad­ bursing the firm by returning cl’tlzens have long alnce btirled Perkins, contacted at home' Judge!Hans Hofmeyer. His term Aetna Casualty ..123 131 ring true. They said they were ministration announced. the check. bitter memoriea of concentra­ after he posted bond. said. "I as a \Vehrmacht mllllary Judge Aetna Life ...... 165 173 tion camps and the slaughter of can’t think right to comment a t ' in 194i has prompted charge.s in Conn. General .. . 160 168 For Your Home Jews by the Nazis, and have Maisonette this time," Communist newspapers that he Hfd. Steam Boiler 139 149 gone along with the goyem- Authorities declined to specu-, was a Nazi Judge. German au­ T ravelers...... 187 195 ment’s policy to better relations ,\ (ioo4 46% They sllppeil In and out of the Nylons ! /1 lai'ge compartments (.I main compartments, orders — were found by a for­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. 54 58 mer concentration camp inmate and country so quietly that many 4 more in the full si/.e drawer) rings, eairings who kept them as a memento. Barden ...... 9% 10% FAIRWAY Corning Ware citizens weren't even aware o( / / V Choirs PrCvSent Bristol Brass .... 9*i 11% and small jiins go in tlie tra.vs and case swings In 1958. he turned them over their presence. Now German of­ Coleco ...... 3% 4% ficials are greeted with public out so e.verylhing’s in sight. Tmxwrioiis lining. to a German newsman who was Dunham-Bush ... 4’i 5% SAT. till Program Sunday writing about anti-Semitism in Iona Elec. Can Openers fanfare. N. B. Machine . .. 21% 24 German students have been Germany. The newsman handed North and Judd .. 18 20 Only S5 The Rer. FVancla C HSLwes, them to Fritz Bauer, attorney Peter Paul 31 34 farm hands on Kibbuzlm (col- miiduter of Chriutian eluoation, general of the state of Hesse. W E GIVE Electric Hair Dryers lectlT'e settlements). So far only i Plastic Wire Cable 11 13 1 sftU ocnduct a workshop aervice The Investigation began .soon Standard Screw .. 34 37 a limited number of Kibbuzlm and lead tlte carol sing Sunday after. \ DON’T FORGET- have accepted the Germans. A 1 / / Stanley Works .. 19 21 Iona Electric Blenders J 3 Pairs at 7:30 pjn. at Oerater Oongre- Moat of the 22 defendants had Veedef-Root ...... 43% 47% unanimous vote Is required by | catlcoat ClKiroh. “The Song ot settled in civilian life. Mttlement members. ’Any. op- q u'latUMua" by Roy Rlngwuld, Mtika was again head of a The above quotations are not poaitlon generally comes from wlU ba presented by the Senior, Hamburg import-export agency to be construed as actual mar­ FAIRWAV HAS IT! GREEN Mirro Teflon older members, many of whom TouMt and Rhythmic Choliu. that thrived in the German post­ kets. survived Nazi concentration for Tlw program has been coordi­ war boom. Dr. Victor Capesius, We are restocking; daily with reg;ular and Christ­ Clocks— Electric camps and don't want to be re­ ♦ ' # % i nated by Walter Orxyb, director the chief pharmacist, had SENT TO PRISON STAMPS! minded of them -even by the For Yoiir Favorite (amlerella « t vaemke, and tbs dtrectore of bought a pharmacy in South HARTFORD (AP)—John P. mas items to satisfy your every need! ■ound of a German word. Talbot, 21, of Wllllmantlc be­ tbe Rfaythmtc Chotr, Mrs. a if- Germany and also opened a The executive committee of i tord O. Blmpeon, Mira Charles beauty parlor. gan a two to five year state — t LOCA-nONS — and Spring Wind the Students Association at the c h a r m in g s l i p p k r s prison sentence yesteird^ af­ VL Baactar Jr. and Mrs. Jay R. Otfier defendants were office 875 MAIN STREET Hebrew University found itself •tagur. clerks, bookkeepers, dentists, an ter he pleaded guUty In Super­ in hot water when It decided R egu larly $1.33 Upper sketcli. A graceful filigree pattern ior Court to a eha^e of rob­ Downtown Manchester Kitchen Step Stools Atty. Donald Rlobter wlU be en^eer, a teacher at an agri­ that two Germap students, en­ , ■ adorns the vamp of tliese supple leather slip­ Ole nazrator. Others partlcipat- culture school and a gynecolo­ bery with violence. PoUoe said joying the privileges of Inex­ tag Include Miss Myra Treash. gist. One was arrested after a Talbot stole a oar In Hartford TURNPIKE PIAZA Christmas Tree Lights pensive quarters In a hostel, pers that come in their own vinyl travel case. lu w Xkbwi Woodbury and Wes­ former Auschwitz inmate recog­ Oct. 26. and drove It to a serv­ FAIRWAY 705 MIDDLE TPKE. E. must move out because of Uieir The lower sketch shows supple leather with ley Miles, soloists; and Frank nized him while buying a sau­ ice station where he robbed Next to Popular Market^^^^Market natloimlity. ' The public and the attendant at gunpoint of rosebud floral braid trim. Also in vinyl case. Maloney, John Miimlck and sage at his stand in a railway press denounced the decision 1 ■ ■■■ ' 1 All First Quality Wesley MHea Um Men’s Trio. station. $380. Christmas Tree Stands as racialist and Intolerant. The association immediately re­ Pair $3.99 versed Hself, forced its chalr- Proportioned lengths. Sheer, Christmas Tree Bulbs man to resign, apologised to the two students and asked them to Short, Average, Tall Seamless; To the Gal Thermometers remain in the hostel. Flatknit with the By ooincidenoe, the thaw be­ 2 Lovel.v Shades Debonair Air! tween the two countries has co­ or Electric Heaters incided with the end of a 1952 Ready for gift giving. PACKABL.E reparation agreement under In a white or gold box. Mesh A Tailored which Germany agreed to de­ $ 5 .9 9 liver $700 nilllion worth of capi­ Umbrella Tilley Heaters tal goods to help the develop­ ment of Israel. The German VITTNER’S I Floor Polishers government has also helped im­ 1 prove relations with its multl- bUUon dollar program which Flashlights Srovides compensation for vlc- ims of Nazi persecution. About Hi, Slim: And It is .slim and self 1.5 million persons have sub­ cased -Of 100% nylon with eaay- Barbecue Tools mitted claims, nearly 80 per to-carry Italian crook handle. cent of them Jetws. Anti-German elements In Is­ Jack Knives rael, however, have been capi­ Also the "Quick n' Easy " pack- I talizing on the fact that Ger­ able umbrella with collapsible ex­ Christmas i tension rod. Bracelet chain handle. man scientists are working In W onderland Egypt on President Gamal Ab­ Door Chimes Hanky Paiiky Only $1 del Nasner’s missile program. ANOTHER LOAD Israel this summer urged Bonn presents Always a well appreciated gift— Dainty Stanley Tools to recall them, and when the Bundestag adopted a resolution th« gift extraordinaire handkerchief-s with fresh spray of supporting legiislatlon for such rosebuds embroidered' in Switzerland. Electric Power Tools a move, Israel-German relations were further Improved. Critics of the thaw, however Stanley Surform (New) have other complaints. They claim that there still are too Bath Rituals for Bathing Beauties many Nazis sening In lilgh of­ OPEN TONIGHT and M itre Boxes ficial posts In Germany. They say many German text books APHRODESIA and teachers tend to gloss over MONDAY NIGHT till 9 Mitre Box and Saw the crimes of the Hitler era. FLAMBEAU TIGKESS Closed Soturdoy and Tuesday at 5:30 Stanley All Purpose Songsters Give CANADIAN BALSAM Folding Legs For Sacred Program i .A

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^^1^0 Main St.—649-6XXI ...sifcv: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963 PAGE SIX Chicago replaced Italian land will be able to cope with super­ ,st the Ttnlverslty sonic traffic, airport officials the gang that a prison,safe con-: i!tt4-in:ii. • _ Connecticut bases for Jupiter missiles in Bandits Break Deaths Yesterday LA JOLLA. Calif. (API F- NATO Faces NATO strategic planning. The Air Terminal say. One runway h.aa been ex­ Your Wedding Flowers tained *28,000 for the 300 Coin and Stomp Co. $140,000 Loot Small tended to more than 4,000 guards. Tudor Scrippa Jr.; 66, an attor- 90S Main St., Mancheater Jupltera were dismantled. Sei- Eiiiply Jail Safe OXFORD, England CAP) Sir i nev and member of the Scrlpps clalist and Cbmmunlst orators yards. Exteft.slon of another The gang's e.\ptosion jammed Alan Gardiner, one of the I newspaper family, died Thurs- Changes in viewed elimination of . the In Frankfurt will l>egln soon. the lock of the safe. Tlic gang t*, C O iN S MAKE Tlie state of Hease controls LIVERPOOL, England (AP) I five Egyptologists ' who opened ' day after a long illnc.ss. He was In London Jupiter baaes as a major vic­ k621 HARTFORD no. gave up and fled over the 11- ■ a nephew of E.W. Scrippa, IDEAL GIFTS tory. most .stock in the airport cor­ —A gang of snferrackers broke! foot wall. the tomb of King Tutankhamen Italy Policy Fast Growing poration. 40 "years ago, died Thursday. i founder of a newspaper group Tba wbalarlnes are operating Into Walton jail Thursday night! The tip was wrong. The : which through a merger has be- By HAL COOPER At just about the time James out of Loch Ness, Scotland. Planned, but not yet budg­ Krause'ffloiist Ma n c h e s t e r , trying to steal the guards' money was in another .safe. The Sir Alan, an authority on ancient was being caught on the roof- FRANKFURT, Germany eted, Is an, express rkllroad to Egypt and its language, was re­ 1 come the Srripps Howard News- LONDON (AP) — Three Scot, By EUOKNK UCVIN American officials are known to Cliristmaa bonus. I one the gang tried to break j>apcrs, Inc. Read Herald Ads. land 'Yard detectives pulled tops, the Yard received tm anon­ A ssodsted PiVs# 8U lf WHtsc (AP)—Europe’s fastest grow­ carry passengers between CONN. Pnllrc .said a prisoner tipped open was empty. search profes.sor in Egyptology feel the subs could operate more ing airport is setting Its sights Frankfurt's center and the air- open a phone booth the other ymous call saying go look In a ROME (API — lU l/s new effectively -with a Mediterrane­ Drive Down or Phone For An Appointment day and out tumbled *140,000 in certain phone booth near the left-leaning government is cer­ an base. on the supersonic age. por,t. British bank notes. They Tower of London. tain to bring changes In rela­ During the next four years, Manchester's Lare;csi Florist I *ne proposed multilateral Frankfurt’s RJieln-Maln Air­ sneered at it. They would have That’s where the three detec­ tions between this coimtry and nuclear force Is another ques­ RockvUle-V ernon PHONE 649-7700 You Ca,n Covint on IJs . . . Quitlity Costs No More at 8t^ai*s shown more respect for a bun­ tives found the *140,000. It was lU NATO partners tion. Previous Italian govern­ port wlH undergo the big«st dle of rags. identified as part of the mall Every step Premier Aldo ments announced acceptance In expansion in Its 27-year his­ The special world of British robbery money, presumably Moro takes will be conditioned principle. tory. Investment of 2fi5 mil­ Skating, Sliding cops and robbers Is In the throes dumped by another mobster. by the possible reaction hie lion marks (*61.25 million) will of a wave of inflation. ot Moro, in drafting the cosh- boost capacity threefold. The Crown plans to bring chief coalition partners, the tlon agreement. Included a almi- Set Weekends Thla hectic state of affairs James and the 20 others to trial traditionally neutralist social With 3.5 million passengers' dates back to Aug. 8, when an lar statement. The Socialivta ob­ Iq 1963, Rhein-Main Is aspir­ some time In February. They ists—until ■ recently anti-NATO jected. The final accord adopt­ At Eker Farm ambitious mob decided the time still are beating the bushes for ing to pass Paris’ Orly soon to Max Miller Soys; was ripe to "do" the night mail and pro-Moscow. ed the attitude the British gov- become the No. 2 airport In James’ sidekick, a big, bespec­ Any hope NATO may have ermnent ha.« taken. Italy will train from Glasgow to. I.u- one time. Thlrty-s’.x more for smaller children. A sep­ dition for entering the govern­ nl’s party ui 1947 to protest Its The mob loaded the money Cominurizt iles. But Saragat Is planes will find parking spots arate area for beginners will needs." Into a truck, drove to a hiding Picnickers Squabbled ment with Moro’s Christian at more distant positions with be maintained at the pond. Democrats and two smaller par­ believed to go along witn the place, split the loot and fled. Socialist concept of an Inde passengers moving to and from Both sliding and skating will Little by little the big caper LONDON — Some fashion­ ties. them___ by buses.______Thus. _ It____ will be__ be super\’lsed. Hours on Sat- Italy Is expected to take a pendent Italian foreign policy started coming unstuck. Too able Londoners organized a pic­ within NATO. possible to process a maxlmtim Uirday will l>e 9 a m. to 4:30 MILLER Regular *94.95... Sears "600" Series 52-gal. many people were Involved. Too nic society In 1802. Before each more Independent line with of 70 planes simultaneously. | p.m. and on Sunday, 1 to 4:30 many stool pigeons caught a outing they would carefully NATO, however. New air safety Installations p.m. whisper or two. Scotland Yard A key to the Italian attitude draw up a menu, then draw lots may be found In statements Can't Give Gift* got dozens of phone calls with to decide what each member PHARMACY bits of Information. The hent made by Pietro Nennl’s Social­ would provide. But this led to ists to explain their switch to DENVER. Colo. (AP)—When went on all over the country. di.sputes, and .the society dis­ a man earns *40,000 a year, 299 Green RoAd Any big hatch of 5-pound notes acceptance of NATO after half banded after only a year. a century of promoting neutral­ says C. H. Herbertson, "why automatically came under .sus­ ism. can’t I give something to people Manchester Muskegon Traffic Moving Again Electric Water Heaters picion. ARMS BUDGET RAISED less fortunate?” The Socialists say they are This view of Muskegon Ave., in Muskegon, Mich., shows light traffic moving today after The crooks began losing their Herbertson said that's why he ner%’e. The more timorous BELGRADE, Yugoslavia convinced Italy can work with­ Max Miller record snowfalls. Householders still have not cleaned their walks, Five snowfall records (AP) — The Yugoslav military in the Atlantic alliance for the sent *50 and *10 bills In Chrlst- have been broken in the city; 4.').5 inches fell in the space of seven days. (AP Photofax I. Now you can enjoy flameless elec­ among them decided to jetti.son yyyy.y. vw.WtapplOgS tO DeOVCr MU- their shares of the loot and budget for 1964 will be about 10 relaxation of world tensions, tric water heating . . . even in liard per cent higher than this year. But they feel Ita'ly can refuse nlclpal Ciwrt clerks and sher- take off. Parliament learned Thursday. Polaris submarine bases. I IH’a depuUea water areas I High current density A week after the robbery, de­ The defense committee re­ When the United States first' But Herbertson Is a^ndam an tectives ferreted *394,847 out of ceived the draft of a military sent these submarines Into the doing bustaesa w l^ the courts. ^ r 0= . ■= O " "25=* ^ elements help prevent formation of two cars parked In the south budget amounting to *1.6 bil­ Mediterranean last April, there, That a why hla gifts, totaling PLANNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? coast resort of Bournemouth. lion. Thla represents 7.05 per wa« talk there might be ba»«» Ih $580, came back ^ the mail lime deposits wliich cause ijoor per- They picked up halt a doczn cent of the national Income. The a Sicilian port. | Thursday, the clerks and depu- These chocolates celebrated persons and charged them with draft Is certain of approval. The missiles aboard the aub- ties said. Plan your financing ju.st as carefully as you plan foi-mance in many otlier heaters. Now receiving portions of the rob­ bery money. your building or remodeling. See Manchester 3 you can get fast liot water recovery their first Christmas in a ' A couple of days later another oldest financial institution for the type of financ­ and long, dejiendalile service with any NO MONEY DOWN *280,(X)0 was found lying In a va­ palace in 1863. I GIFTS OF i ing best suited to your needs. Consult with us lise In the woods off a main kind of water. And electric heating is highway near Dorking. The queen Introduced them to the king. He Introduced them to anytime without obligation. on Sears Modernizing European aristocracy. But the prized recipes were Introduced to no clean, quiet and installs anywhere. On Aug. 21 the Yard turned Credit Plan up *84,000 stuffed behind a panel ^ McCOIMVlLLE GREENHOUSES one except Barton’s, who brought them to America. The recipes are "ft ☆ See it at Sears I in an automobile trailer aban- Xj ttill guarded secrets. 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. I K- i k - P A G E N IN E MANCHESTEll EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1968 KAJTCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER gP, t$68 PA G E BTOHT would run errands for ua to buy your own oalla tnotead o f p.3c- ing them peraon-to-pereon cigarettes and newspapers. Dial Holiday which takea longer. Remem’oer A Gifts Arrive Miners Tried Cornelius Bl(X)t. the Dutch UIanrl|T0tTr renewed dedlcaOon to help get rid of A Thought for Today mine manager, still maintained all (Connecticut now has direr'. : THE WAS-NU thd poisoh. And to help others g t t rid TV-Radio Tonight some authority even In hia state (Ustance dialing,” she reminded sponsored by the Manchea- Calls Direct " I f a call ean’t be (haled di- j of it, If possible, everywhere. In Italy City Cutting Unity as a hoataga. ^ rralb tor Council of Churches reel, be aure to give the op.-»ra-1 SHOP The only nation in the world which When reports of troop move­ PUBLISHED BY TOE ments reached the miners' un­ At telephone oom pon y officea, tor the area code and the right ■ HERALD PRINTING CX).. INC. ought to be conceded to be unscrupulous number. I f you don’t know th? j 47S MAIN STREET 13 Bloiell Street Flood Ruined Of Hostages ion leaders they asked Blt for the Chriatmoa "rush" begins an enotigh and uncaring enough to try to number, you i^iould call Infor- \ Manchfslor. Conn ••Let nothing hinder Uiee to Television permission to take 20 cases of Ohrlsitmaa morning. Full forces THOMAS F. FERP.I SON use this kind of weakness against us, 4:08 ( t) Big dynamite for combat purposes. matlon and flftWin Vt bi ad'canc? PRE-CHRISTMAS WALTER R. FERGUSON pay thy vow in due Ume, and LONOABONE, Itaiy (AP)— f Theater thi EDITOR’* NOTE — Thomas o f orperatons spend Christmas resi) }g ^ lla ? r G * in * ^ I Travel Needless to say, Bloot refused o t CSirlatmas Day,” Mien a'olii- I PijhU»h^r« when it shows here, or against Britain, defer not until death to be jua- (KVW) Barly ■iMiw (la (10) International Showtlmw M. Marlin Jr., lella in Ihe fol­ fVnindpd October 1, 1881 TtM hauntod town o t Long- them flatly. Day helping connect calls to -van said. when it shows there, or against Russia, ress) (38) Schools Match WIU lowing dispalch of 10 daya he "W aiting until (Christmas SALE tified." Ecrlus 18:22 arona la receiving a flood o t ( 81 N*#s (84) Art Heritag* • and 19 olher men, including But the miners took the dyna­ points all over the wxjrld. when it shows there, is Communist 8.00 (34) Japan Today Miss Gladys M. Sullivan, chief and then dialing Informal lor, Publlahod Evory Evenln* Except Simday* Since the beginning ^ (2.1 Dr. Poetti'a Otania Ihree fellow Americana, , spent mite anjway. and'Holldayt, Entfm) *l th« Ghiriatmaa praaanta. (40) Laraml* (b ) Biography operator for the Southern New operators in Other states Ain-.- China. credit it seems that all of w (30) Naked City aa hostagea of rebellious tin Though our situation was Miuiohoat'r. Conn « « Soconrt ClR»» Mall Thia la ilia town wtiare nwre «ath Valley Daya 11:00 ( 8-13-38-80) News. Sports and patchss herein are also reserved __ drotrt a neaiby mountain resort Weather Written lor Aaaoolated Press Martin's American compan­ on the racial iaaue. We rennot charge tt to our ac­ (18) Subacrlptlon TV ions were Bernard Refkln, 52, deslgrted wtth a hiteled a pine tree down the (10) M Squad 11:16 (10) Foniball Forecast LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP)— Full service cllenl of N. E. A S ^ lce. Inc. count to be paid some day. In of Brooklyn, N.Y., a labor ad­ It is, for men and nations who pretend AJpa and ereoted tt In front of (30) Mail Order Party (40) Steve Allen Throughout our detention all of Publishers Representatives , our Uvea u’e must contlnuMi, 7:16 (33) Spotlight ( 8) Movie viser for the U.S. Agency for special Hair for Wathrws Special Apeiicy — New i ork t hi- to some moral values, as much of a fault the Longarone town hall. (80) Sports Camera 11:80 (1023-30) Tonight (CD US — the four Americana, tha repair the harm that we do. T o­ International Development: 7:30 ( 8-13) Great Adventure ( 8) Movie Dutch manager of the mines, a erracipus ll'vlrks '*?IEM BER% TtlT BUREAU OF CIRCULA: to rejoice in the imperfections of others morrow is too late. The pine.became a Ohriatmaa Robert F errer Strom, 26, of SEE SATURDAT'S TV WEEE FOB COMPLETE L18TIMO German engineer and 18 Boliv­ lEVV/i noNS ______as It Is to maintain those Imperfections As children of God we must tree of cheer amid the deaola- ian engineers — maintained a Honolulu, a Peace Corps volun­ Comranv. Inc . . as daily pay our due to Almighty tlen of Longarone. The town teer: and Michael A. Kristula, Tlie Herald Prirtlna in one's own conduct. Here in this coun­ solid front. \ rimes nf flnancta responsibility for typo- God'. The nearness of death may hell was one of the new build- 41, a former Chcagoan who is graphical errors aprearinp try the North commits a- sin if it in­ luge left when a landalide Several attempts were made | and other readlnp matter In The Manchester be too late. a USIA officer. dulges in the smug theory that the ra­ We cannot live willingly In plunged Into the Vaiont Dam Radio to divide ua, the diplomatic a p p l i a n c e s Eveninp Herald persons from the technical peo­ cial problem is something which needs ein and then expect G ^ to reservoir, causing Ite waiera to (This Ustlag taiclades only those news broadcasts o f 10 or U CAMF.RAS WATCH ROBBERS ple and the Bolivians from the i Display advertislnp closin* hours: to be solved only in the South. The only cleanse u.s when the time draws overflow. AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP) — Offi­ F.ir^ Monday • — 1p------m.Friday e ...... mtante length. Some atattona earry ether short aewsoaats). foreigners. These attempts near and we must come face Am ong the thoueandn of dead cers are looking for two gunmen For Tuesday — 1 p m Mf^da. tfue and completely pertinent statement 6:80 Miowcaae failed. For Wednesday — Ip to face with Him at the horn- of were 180 Longarone schoolchil­ WDB^1I66 who robbed a branch bank of 2 For Thursday - 1 p. rn W ednesday on racial issues is a sweeping one. that dren. T o t t y pupils awrvlved, and 6:(J0 Long John wad* 6:46 Lowell Thomas At one point the Bolivians our death. 8 :0 0 Raynor------Shines 6:50 Sports Time mors than $46,000 as hidden For Friday - I p m. Thursday all humanity is Involved in' It every­ most of the Christmas toys ere 1:06 News Sign Off 7:00 New* 8how(Uii* were told that If we Americana movie cameras recorded the ai•^Ve“d'^d^^dli^ ' ’ 10 30 » m MCh day R«\-. WilUam F. Gender TTI M ended fo r them. Town au- WHAX^•16 7:86 Silver Platters made a statement pleading for scene on film and an FB I agent where. And the stakes are not really 8:00 Tha World Tonight publication except Saturday — 9am St. Mary's FJpi.scopal Church 6:UU Easy Bid Show the release of two arrested those o f the' relative poaition of one race thoritiea ]dan to distribute the 6:80 Nswa. Waatbsr sad Bperta 8:16 LIf* Line . watched. other gifts to the moat needy 7:00 ^w ard P. Morgan 8:80 Showcase Communist union leaders we They eecaped In a stolen car • or another, but that of the survival of aurvlvors, many of whom are 7:16 Jsft Sprung 8:06 Best ot Broadway would all be set free. Thureday while the agent, Ed T A r » Friday, December 20 10:80 Tonight At My Plsc* 10:86 Showcase and News tnrw them all. hying temporarily In nearby 1 30 Sira Off 12:06 New* and Sport* No such statement waa ever (Jollins, fired three shots at S u r i l > e a m V/sts S u n b e a m Y fs ta 1686 13:36 Sian OR made by any member of our them. Collins was in the bank ■villagea. wnc— •tsklnleoa ateel S u n b e a m V io tt rAdlAnt control 6:00 News. Sports and Wustbsr group. to cash a check. The men wore 6:85 Old, Borrtrwed and BIu* SERVICE FOR JFK autom atic eleotrio M ixm eiater to a ste r REPEAT PERFORMANCE 6:46 Thre* Star Extra On a daily basis, we all re­ stockings over their faces. fused to make such a plea. p>eroolator m i x e r • H o levees lo pnHs Open Forum RIVERSIDE. N.J. (AP) — 7:06 Convaraatlon Pises SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (API— breed lowers The KlaUwh As Oonference 7:80 News of th* World San Antonio will have a candle­ W* entertained ourselves • TPwimbftp peshtwttoe Mrs. James Helno, 21. Delatr, 7:46 Senator from Conn. ImmersfbN tor •lector eertOffiebcaBy . • • light memorial aervlce Sunday playing csirda and chess, and vAeotty riset wbed Are We Still People? N.J., gave Urth to her first 8:06 Pops Oonesrt Msy • Remmwb*e cord. 8:06 Ntghtbest for tha late President John F. reading. NEW TEAR’S toevted ko tt>e ‘I nele Matt We Salute You’ child, Stephen, at the Zurburgg • 2 4 » 4 providM i dFEUred doyeo FYvr the second time, President Lyndon 11:00 News Kennedy In front of the Alamo. In between we made It a Kiindling I Ki EtOTM* Memorial Hospital at 10:17 p.m. 11:16 Sports Fins) Paper Plates, Napkins • 2 3 © 4 Johnson has summoned those news re­ To the Editor. Dec. 18, 1962. 11:80 Great Moments tn Muste The aervlce at the ehrlne of point alternately to debate Dt . Caryl Parker Haskins, a scientist phl- Streamers, Confetti, »36^ porters who happened to be in the Her second child, Karen, was 1:00 Haws and Sign OR Texas liberty will follow a na-' Communist va. democratic who succeeded Vannevar Bush as head Recently on reading The Her­ 6VPOF—MI6 tionwide telecast of a similar j losophlea with our guards and White House on their routine jobs into born one year later same time, 6:00 Joel Cash S u n b e a m VJata of the Carnegie Institution of Washing­ ald's account of Matt Moriarly same data, same hospital. Dr. 7:00 Bin Hughes program In Washington, D .C.,' play up to them, ARTHUR DRUG S u n b e a m V iaia an Inner office where they found them- 13:00 OIrand where President Johnson is to Ultimately our guards controlled HcAt ton in 19155. has discussed the whole being .selected for the hlghe.sl Agnes Gowdy of Rlvertown, WIMF—1286 b a l r d r y e r • le c ts to aelves inside an Informal prealdeiMal N.J., delivered both children. 6:00 Nswi, ~ Weather, r. SpOTta speak. I came very aympethetlc question of this nation’s scientific re­ Papal honor pikiwlble to bestow • Extra tsrg* •*« mows c a n o p e n e r coffee cup press conference. search effort in his latest presidential on a layman 1 pau.sed to reflect Mgtt w («m * ot sir toe • F*«l Magi* ooetool Thia ta in contrast to the huge formal to star drying, y*t I* Onger -ap BCtton report, and what he is afraid of makes how well de.serving of this hon­ affairs, always scheduled well in ad­ to qutot yo* con toOt e bumy Rbesk^kee^t good sense. or i.s Matt Morinrty. I felt that on ()>* phow* ■kiioot vance. and always attended by a vast He is afraid that the massive automa­ I'd make it a point to tell him auditorium' full of people from all the • 2 4 » ^ • 1 7 © 4 tion of pur American devotion to that in pt'r.son how I. among many, news media, wfcich became something recognize the man we have in kind of research which seems to promise of a national Institution under both our midst. the largest Immediate headlines may Vfata S u n b e a m Yfata Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. I commented to him that ha is S u n b e a m plunge too much of our research ta- Nature Study by Sylvian Oflaxa fortunate in one respect, i.e., he •pray, ■toam multl-oookar Under the past two PresidenU, this ent into great government-sponsored can read about the esteem that dry ir o n f r y p a n press conference, conducted live on tele­ WINTER SOLSTICE: Shortest Days. Longest Shadows programs which may not. after all. hold people hold him in while h* is Ever see a more beautiful Bos­ • Larg* 8-ouao* Ryutfei atyle) vision BO Uie whole nation could see it living whercM, In moot cases, ton rocker? Seat is in maple, capacity STAINLESS • Comgiststy the real key to the future. STEEL tMik If it wished to. became one of the moat the verbal bouquets are thrown OF MANCHESTER balance of chair in black with Once Dr. Haskins wrote the following after one has departed thi.s • PvsM mMoii ceotral sdsy vwehing—*tmp(y valuable and InteresUng InstituUona in lid atripings and atencilinga. rwnov* automatic paragraph: world. our democracy. . S "It is the gifted unorthodox individ­ So utterly modest and unas­ 935 MAIN STREET- 643-5171 rand gift I • 1 5 0 4 It showed the people their President Today in History suming is the man, Moriarly, •23»4 ual in the laboratory or the study or the engaged in a kind of open exchange that he told me "while the Pope walk by the river at twilight who has Jimmy is con.sidered practically infal­ with the nation itself which had hith­ PAY IN '64 always brought to us, and must con­ The Director Today is Frid.ay. Dec 20, the lible, this is one time that he erto never been possible in this country. 3,54th day of 1963. Thei'e are 11 OPEN TONIGHT tinue to bring to us, all the basic re­ has proved fallible." I suppo.se We had always rather envied the way days left in the year. • that, coming from a man so un­ sources by which we live." Today’s Highlight in Hlatorj-: the leading executive in the British form selfish and humble as M.M., I That is still close to hi* theme in hta Breslin On this date in 1880, an OPEN SATURDAY TO 5:30 of government, the Prime Minister, should not have been surprised. present annual report, which deals both English court decided that the However nothing could be fur­ Shook eould always be called to account, and t>^ sing. A guy carried a ladder telephone company was an in­ OPEN MONDAY TO 9 P.M. with specific proposals and general NEW YORK—When one of casual. The stage was cluttereJ ther from the truth for there 917 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER could always use the rostrum there to the girls up on the stage said with tall red ladders and across the beck of the .stage fraction of the triegraph com­ may be bigger men somewhere principles. One of the specific proposal! pany monopoly. As a re.sull. all give an account, in tha Houas o f Com­ something about somebody be­ straight-backed wooden chairs while she was gelUng into the in this world but, locally, Man- OPEN TUESDAY TO 5:30 OPEN. TONIGHT TO 9:00 which draws his acorn ia that of the ing a "playboy,” Gerson Kanin, and Kanin, wearing a hat and song. You thought it would be telephones in England now are che.ster can re.st assured there mons. White House Office of Science and the director, turned around brown pin-.striped suit, had the very hard to tell what Is good operated by the post office. is none bigger than Matt Mori- For that the live press conference and what is bad in * setting 39.95 Technology urging that we double tha right away and told the aecre- cast around him in a circle. On This date arty, starting with the heart out. had become a rather wonderful substi­ tary in the seat behind him to like this. In 1790. Am erica’s first suc- E number of doctoral degrees in the T ne^ your Imagination," While there are many of u.s tute, in this country. make a note of it. he was felling them. "The best But then this girl's voice be­ ces.sful cotton mill began op­ who don’t hold the same po­ physical, engineering and mathematical gan to come off this bare stage WOODLAND GARDENS has only the FINEST It had its faults. But, with both Eisen­ "Please check that 'playboy'," of our ahOM' is in the unexplored erations at Pawtucket, R.I. litical or other beliefs or who sciences in the next decade. Just to he ."laid, " It is an anac'.ironir-m." areas. Do not be Inhibiteii. If and it started to reach around In 1848, Louis Napoleon was are not as civic minded (though hower and Kennedy these faults, such the empty theatre. She was do­ train this many graduate student.s. Dr. something tends to come up, proclaimed President of France we should be) and some of us M irror ■ „ ■ II I I Fr*sh cmd R«y are sure to pleaso .vnul Only conference provided the country with She .screwed up her face. kind of singer. wedded to massiveness, and our long secretary nodded a.ij made an­ Kanin's head rocked back thia real opportunity to see the man Jule Styne who wrote the mu- age’ compartment under the other note on her 'taclet pad. and triumphant experience in develop­ ■Rlc, was standing o ff to the side. and forth with the song. lift top. 30 inches wide. who was President in his own real di­ /in actor was on the stage Sheinwold on Bridge ing vast technology leads us easily to Smnebody said to please "Yeah." he aald out loud while mensions. And, even more on the plus now, and he wao tedirig some­ she sang. equate success in research with sheer clear the stage and Kanin and LET OPPONENT FEED side, it gave the man who was Presi­ body that he had a "yen to gp The back of the theatre was South dealer magnitude of effort.” with an Indian chief.” The min­ StjTie iveilked off and went out ON LOW CALORIE DIET North-South vulnerabla dent a great opportunity to shine with into the orchestra and sait dark. The lobby was locked and ute he said "yen ’ Kanin was its glass doors were dirty. Out­ Bv ALFRED SHEINWOIJ) NORTH But, he said, the major advances down, Kanin behind a wooden UP the inner sanity, the proven decency, around a g a in , gr.ib'oing. for his side. the snow falling on Broad­ 4 A 9 8 6 "must Inevitably rest, in the future as table that had a microphone If a dangerous dog keeps the sincere dedication which was a mark brown-rimmed gla.'rses as they way made the street wet and K 7 3 they have in the past, in the hands of a atop It. The run through .start­ snapping at your legs, it's bet­ 0 K 7 4 o f the service of both men. fell off. Get tliat one, too. he sloppy. The only scenery was a ter to let him get a mouthful comparatively few highly original and told the girl. ed up on the stage. ♦ Q 4 3 Both Elsenhower and Kennedy said Barb;ira .Strci.sand came out movie house and a couple of of your trousers than a piece of WEST EAST gfifled men and women a minuscule It went like this In the Win­ hamburger joints. But the rest your calf. This principle guided more significant and meaningful things, ter Garden Theater while the in her coat and high bro%vn 4 Q J 4 4 10 7 5 2 79.50 proportion of the entire scientific popu­ snow booU. Behind her were o f the country can have its South in the play of the hand 6 J 10 9 5 We Also Will Hove "LIVE" TREES! and exhibited more real national cast of a musical called "Funny snow .scene.s. The voice coming lation. those chairs and ladders and shown today. 0 10'9 8 5 2 0 J thought and mood leadership, in the Girl” worked through its ninth into the back of the theatre South dealer "A society committed to the search da\'‘'of rehearsals. The show is the bare, gray brick wall at the 4 J 10 9 8 4 A K 7 6 seemingly casual atmosphere o f the back of the kage. Steam pipes wa.s Barbara Strei.sand's and North-South vulnerable SOUTH W hat a wonderful way to say EVERGREEN for truth must give protection to and based on the life of Fanny New York ia the only place in Opening lead- Jack of Spades WREATHS press conference than they did in many Brice. It opens Jan. 13 In .Bos­ ran along the lioltom half of 4 K 3 ' “Merry Christmas” to your­ set a high value upon, the independent the world where >"ou could West held the first trick with A Q 8 4 2 BOUGHS of their set speeches or appearances. ton, goes to Philadelphia on the brick wall. A fellow in a self . . . by choosing a solid Freahly made heavy 16” ■ and original mind, however anpilaf, jjvhite shirt walked acrass the .spend an aftemoon in an emp­ the jack of club.s and continued 0 A Q 6 3 A ll that we should hate to lose. . Feb. 4 and then comes Into the ty theatre listening to it. tile suit. South ruffed the third ♦ 3 2 maple bedroom from the Co­ Ralaant. Pine, Blue 1 however rasping, however socially un­ Winter Garden on Feb. 27. It ia hack of the stage. The rest of on ly ^ Up Spruce, Mountain Laurel, So, without denying to President ^ e ca-st, in sweaters snow club, led a trump to the king West North East lonial Inn Collection! A fter I pleasant it may be; for it is upbn such a $500,000 pre^etion. But little Rhododendron bools, was standing around in and another trump to his ace. Pass 1 4 Pass Johnson the right to choose his own things, even when you are play­ One Year Ago Pass 3 ^ Past years of use you’ll still be minds, in large measure, that the e f­ "the wing. When West di.scarded a dia­ SPRATS — SWAGS i methods and instruments of communi­ ing with $500,00(1, can wreck mond on the second round of All Pass glad you chose this fine fur­ 50c large bunch fective search for truth depends." you. So Kanin spent most of M The star had her hair piled The United States and Brit­ cation, and without denying that it is ain reached accord on new de­ trumps South stopped for niture for its authentic Co- M6M6M6M6l<6M61f 6K 6M6Miat R f l Some of us, perhap.s. are le.s.s concern­ thi.s day knocking these little on top of her head and she could not also afford to lose a Base lf6M6M6M6M6M6M6M6M6M6MMfl somewhat refreshing, to tell the truth, started fiddling with a piano. fense arrangements that would thought. diamond. ionial styling “grows” on you. Cart 29.95 ed with our real rate of scientific prog- , things out of his big show. Declarer saw that he was go­ to have him choosing his own methods She talked for awhile and then pave the way for big shifts of If South careles.sly allowed Notice how the platform bases ROPING Christmas Begonia . . .S.88 It was surpri.sing to see how ing to lose a tnimp trick as 99.50 ress. vital as that la to our civilization, * a piano in the orchestra pit nuclear power within the North East to ruff the ace or queen and routines, we still cling to the hop* particular he wa.s, becHU.»c at well as the first two clubs. He project on all three sides of Here’s the first really I goo(! I ('ycluincn, all color* . .2.95 2 than with the whole question of started a tune and she began Atlantic Treaty Orga^ation. of diamonds. East would return that, in time, as he warms to and per­ the start everything seemed dresser and chest, See the looking 'TV cart! In Modern Ijiu rel ...... 45c yd. (will bloom all winter) whether we as a people or a nation or a trump to lake the last trump haps feels more secure in his relatlon- t i)ical Ogee bracket feet, oil walnut, it features double a civilization still retain any freedom of out of dummy. South would 5 Pine and Laurel . . 45c yd. j (iardlnl(v« ...... *-95 ahip to hla job and to the nation, he too eventually lope the six of dia­ thumbnail drawer and top , tapered legs and big casters' choice in our own goals and destinies. Boxwood ...... S9c yd. will permit a measure of open interplay monds to West. edges, butterfly and round to make it easy to roll about. I .\zalcH*...... 8.95 Are we still people? Do we all still have Give Nothing 'between the Presidency and the people. brass drawer pulls. Sound Lycopodium (dyed) 1 Small Polnseltla* any choices. Individual or collective ? Or The way to make the con­ only 09( So far as the nation has already seen F i s c h e t t i construction assures you years Princes* Pine .... 89c yd. are we already hopelessly captive to tract is to give East nothing. and judged him in his relatively infor­ South' led a diamond to dum­ of happy use, too, with draw­ Prince** Pine . . . .76r yd. 1 t’hrlstma* (’«ctii* In that moral and intellectual automation Poblithrra Newi^ptt 7.5c mal, off-the-cuff momenta, he has noth­ m y’s king and returned a low ers smoothly guided and dust- F lo w e r ...... which runs far ahead of the automation diamond through East. 10% off on 10 yard* or ing In particular to fear from the full proofed throughout. See the Many other Item*.. in our factories, and puts not our flesh East could gain nothing by more. press conference process, and might well and hands, but our Mills, out of work ? ruffing, since then South would Colonial Inn Group tonight. J 6IM(W4K6M6MW(W6M6M6H6I 3 Flower Pot Of b* as much of a gainer from It as his cheerfully play his B^x of dia­ *6M*6V6W4M6llWeV6lHlWH poutical Ka.skets and two predeceesors certainly wars. I monds, saving the 'ace and Muustic queen until he had drawn the ( Fresh .Boxwood, Holly S Logs colorful and at- POINSETTIAS^ last trump. East therefore dis­ Solid Maple " tractive all winter-:- carded a club. Branches and Mistle­ artistically arranged. Tini«rTo Speak Out South' won with the queen of i diamonds and led a spade to toe from Oregon — REG. $3.50 No Adyanta^e To Anybody dummy's ace in order to lead 2..-15 heavily berried, And for the aldermen to listen, another low diamond through «mt(WM6K6lf(W IW6IM(6M« '' ' 'jft ' A East. Once more East could The Board of Aldermen will hold a MK(fK(IM6M(NMM4K6lf6U4H«H There can be no sanity in rejoicing A\\ gain nothing by ruffing. 79.95 I’Mulching Hay — Selling public hearing tonight on the proposed 5 out: Now only 1..59 large over the fact that Moscow, too, can 1964 municipal budget. They will hear When Ea.st discarded, South Gift Certificate with won with the ace of diamonds 10% additional value! S hale. have its public disturbance involving a great deal. Perfect desk for daughter’s and ruffed his last diamond ?9.95 UP queation of race. ■ Most of M'hnt they will hear will con­ with dummy’s remaining MiCh Give a or son’s bedroom, or for your ^6K6M6IMMMMK«(6IMM(6M4K6 Such dramatic proof that the pur­ cern the unsitjlsfactory edueatlonal trump. East could over-ruff or den. Maple student model with budget adopted by the Board of Fi­ I 6M(m 6M6M6m ilt liM6U6M6M6M6B6M6 ported glories of the Communist way of not, aa he pleased, but he could Watkins 40 X 21-inch plastic top, four CHRISTMAS CORNER nance after it Ignored or di.scountcd njake only one trump trick. life do not, after all, include any full drawers inclv|ding file, . the recommendatlon.s of the Board of Daily Question For tha ‘'I>o-It-yoiu-»elf’—Wreath Forni*. Rib­ Education. In the aftermath of an in­ Gift GRAVE brotherhood of man ia not much more ' As dealer, you hold: Spades, bon, Wire, Picks, Styrofoam, Cone*, Prince** Pine, beneficial to us then have been earlier vestigation by the Natibnal Education A • 8 ■ 8 - Hearts, K-7"S; Association, the Imposition by the Wa- Red and Sliver Rii*ru*. Fruit, Deewratton*. Brandy BLANKETS disclosurea about the very civilized peo­ Diamonds, K-7-4r Clubs, Q-4-1. Certificate terbury Teachers Association of sanc­ 1 Wfhat do you say? • -lar* anaand n.iHi*Bowl* for.... Berries, .etc. •• • I S J P H 1 O W C ple of Britain, who ditcovered, to their 10.50 tions on the local system and the gen­ .1 Answer; Pass. You need i5www*W*W»)WWlW»*a 61»**«»**W I**»aNI 6 1 P IL L O W ? own chagrin, that they could be capable, eral displeasure M'ith Waterbury's nig­ alwut another queen for a sound gardly support of educational facilities, Big, handsome 37-inch cenmic o f racial prejudice, too, when the char­ opening bid. Tables for friends with Early — OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. — the Finance Board’s budget Is virtually lamps for Modem rooms in a acter o f their population gave them op­ i*V*ijill>iiSiJiiirili‘im For Shelnwold's 36-page booK- American rooms, made of lolid an insult. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," light mellon drip glaie ^ith portunity. maple with iturdy turned legs, Reduction of correct expenditures for send 80 cents to Bridge Book, fabric over parchment shades. There is a certain Inverse comfort in some Items, slashing of school board re­ etretcher bases, and scrolls. WOODLAND GARDENS Manchester Eve. Herald. Box 8-way switches. ______. —X . a*.,..- a wx «« ■ A knowing that somebody else ia human quests and the legerdemain over the 3^18, Grand Central StaUon; N« • “See JOHN J. ZAPADKA For Helpful Advice" teachers’ salary increments has mads York 17, N.Y. too. 1«R WOODLAND STREET • 643-8474 the proposed 1964 budget chaotic and Copyright 1868 But tho only thing proiulr to follow Air SHOTM M Ike *: controve^rik — ^VATERBURY General FeatniFeatores Oo|b . i pmt awiBaatary fooling of oomfort hi a PUBLICAN. I

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built with fun^a donated by Jap­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 Cummings Sends M COLOR FILM PAOS TEN Postal Hours anese employes at this U.S. air You Can Start Bight Now base, was unveiled today. s i FLA$H BULB$ Bolton Events in World Lt. Joseph C. Kennedy^ Jr„ a Town Demckirats Herald Riders Postmastsr Alden Ball4y navigator with the 56th Weather DI$COUNT PRICE$ Rockville-V ernon annbunoed today that win­ Public Invited to Attend Obituary Preparing Your Tax Form LONDON (AP) — The Sovletfmost powtrful sutanarine fleet Reconnaissance Squadron and a Yule Greetings Get Cookbooks dow servlMS will be fxtsnded ------.------[jjg world has ever known,” relative af toe late president, % ARTHUR DRUG Tureck Refuses at the main post office and Union has reinforced its troops School Board Jane.’s said, rejxirtlng more than unveiled the 10 - fc»t black Sessions on School Budget By ORABLBS W. Broad SL parcel post sta­ on the frontier with Commtpilet In a Mter to Manchester Chief Pushes Mrs. Joseph Wolff Jr. Deliveries of The, Herald ^taam ent ottimrise due on Jan. China, Weatem sources in Mos­ 400 effective &>vlet underw ater granite monument Mrs; JoeepJi Wolff Jr., 41, <» OxAbook, the annual 8CTO1>K N raiA N 16. Men who Deoome fathers In tion this weekend to accom­ crafi. Including 25 nuclear-pow- Decnocrats active on town Written for cow report. Encouraging all board mem- Watertoury, sister of Mrs. Peter Christmas gift to Herald Issues Put to the period between Sept. 1,1968, modate the holiday rush. erM subs and more than 40 RIO DE JANEIRO, Brasil boards, the to ^ oommittee and A series of four workshops to^ KMV>|inpOT BnteeprtM Aew. On Saturday, the windows Informed officials in London To Work with Fire Probe study the recommendstioiis of bera to attend will give them Braaltis, 34 Finley St., died subscribers, are being com­ and Jan. 1, 1964, and follow and Paris say a moderate east­ arnved^th guided missiles. (AP)—Finance Minister Carlos as party workers, town chair­ last night at St. Mary’s Hos­ WAfOUNOTOtf — (NEA) — thla prooedure do not hanre to at both mailing polnU will be Jah^^ said the world has a Carvalho Pinto resided Thurs­ the superintendent of schools for opportunity "to become ' com­ pleted today. . .J. open until 6 p.m. They nor­ ward movement of Soviet troops man Ted Cummings has extend­ Fire officfals are continuing pletely familiar with the budget pital, Watertoury, after a hkig Newsboys should finish Town Counsel file an amended declaration to record 96 navies and "some of day night, and President Joao FREE!! the 1964-85 educational budget TtM ■knont oertain prospects mally close at noon. from Central Russia was detect­ ed holiday greetings tempered their investigation of the blaze | will be held during the first two requests and budget justifica­ illness. giving out the books today show their new exennptlon. ed In October. The army units these are no mere Infants-in- Goulart named a conservative Atty. Harold GarriAy gave W* of an tnootne tax xoduotton hi On Sunday, window serv­ banker to replace him on an In­ with the hope for “a renewal Analyst DeMarco ye.sterday that left eight fam- w^ks of January. tions of the school administra­ Other survivons include her and tomorrow. All other taxpayers who filed were understood to be moving arms but quite considerable Columbia Bicycle hitsband, father, three sona The books make excel­ verbal opinion on two queations 19M make tax planning for toe decleuatlons of eeUmated tax ice will be available from 1 fleets, notably those of Ger­ terim basis. of the generosity, tolersnce, de­ __During the sessions, the fi­ tion. . to 6 p.m. at both locations. toward China’s Slnklang prov­ llies homele.ss. According to committee of the board In the past, the superintend­ two daughters, two sisters and lent “stocking fillers,” es­ to the selectmen, who met with f«w rem aining days of 1963 are reminded that final pay­ ince. many. Italy, Japan and Indo- Goulart’s appointment of Ney termination and courage we ell (Deluxe Model, for boys Fire Cliief John Ashe, the fire ^tudy the recommendations ent's requested budget has first thred' brothers. pecially for out-of-town him last night. He vrtll draw up doubly important. m ents aire due on Jan. 16, 1964. Sinklang, on China’s north- ne.sla.” Galvao, former president of the need in such lange measure to­ and girls) with pnrehase Ernest Tureck, highway superintendent, under pres- a call for a town meeting to be of any Used Car, regard­ apparently .started between the „g^t year as made bv Supt. been studied by the finance The funeral will be held to­ friends who might appre­ Of particular Importance Is Your return for 1963 maye be thle category, the amount of west border with Russia, has Bank of Brazil, obviously was day.” ■ure from sy.steni analyst Bruno DeMarco to reorganize first floor celling and the floor william H. Curtis, committee and the submitted morrow at 8:30 am. from Mur­ ciate a glimpse into Man­ held Dec. 30 ait the Town Hall. filed any time up until April 15. the gam Included in ordinal y been toe scene of serious trou- RANGOON, Burma (AP) — designed to prevent financial “November 22 (ttie dote of less of price: The town meeting will be the sale of property such ai the town highway department, ha.s informed DeMarco above. In a procedural change, all to the full board for approval, phy's Flineral Home, Water- chester kitchens. If you are a stockholder taxable income was to be re­ ble between the two powers over Seven members of a caravan of panic at Pinto’s resignation. President John F. Kennedy's that he is no longer able to work with him. A resident of the building in rnenrtbers of the board this year Dr. Curtis explained. bury, with a sedemn high Mass Copies may be pur­ called to approp^te money for ooinmon stock, 'whioh could there are two key rulee to re­ duced to 40 per cent of the g I'l toe past two years. In Septem- Moslem priests and religious Brazil’s economy, by Goulart’s aseaeatnatlon) la dlfflcuH to for­ AUTO DI$COUNT In a iPtter which was handed • whose room the fire was be- bave been invited to sit in on Opening the meetings to the of requiem at St. Michael's chased in The Herald office toe road crew truck and to ac­ take plaoe in either 1963 or member If you want to poet- instead of the present 60 per tsmber, Peking charged Sovl- j helpers were shot and hacked to admission. Is near collapse. get,” Cummings says, "and it lieved to have .started, told the [be meetings, which have also public and the press should give Church, Waleri»iry. at 9. for $1. cept four roads in Anaa,ldl lOM. Bhoukl you wait to eell 7 cent. et agents with “enticing and co-1 death by Karen rebels near Galvao is expected to follow is because of thle that I have HOU$E. INC. to DeMarco' today. Tureck says: ^ ^ authority, he observed pone gains until 1964 or take from toe "This is to inform you that (ju^ng the four months of his chief that he was awakened by been opened to the public and the layman a better understand­ Friends may call at .the fu­ Acree. In general. It la wise to post­ lossee in 1963. Moet of ua are There Is a chance thst the erclng several tens of thousands | Moulmeln, reports much the same policies as Pinto not asked the town committee *478 CENTER STREET j a dull explosion, and when he [be press. pone Income until lower tax who was noted for a tight aus­ as of today 1 can no longer | Tureck's health was ing of the budget neral home tonight from 7 to 9. BeUiesda. Md., were held yes­ Ganity will submit, a written on the Bo-oalled “oarii basis” of Senate will elimniate tola sec­ of Chinese citizens” Into Russia. | scene said today. to convene recently. work with you. I am s6 inform- i being impaired by the severe looked up he .saw flames on the rpbe schedule of sessions and ! For the first time, the super­ terday afternoon at Watkins- opinion on the board of educa­ rates are effective. Although accounting and these rules ap­ ond advantage. But, If the tax Government troops rushed to terity program. ‘'With your cbnciirrence. our ceiling. He crawled to .safety in [opics are as follows: there ta no guarantee that Con- Pinto in a farewell statement ing^ the town manager. Mr. <,train. intendent's total recommended Otto E. Hultgren West Flineral Home, 142 E. tion’s access to reewda policy. ply: cut blU becomes law a t all, it is LONDON (AP) — The Soviet | the area and In a battle with toe next meeting will be held in the bitterly cold night air with- 2: Administration and in-1 Mia. Shirley FUley, seleoitfnan’s grem will peas the Kennedy- Union has toe second greatest rebels killed 10 of them, Five la.shed out at "provincial men Richard Martin." Rut today Tureck .said it was budget will be completed in ad­ Otto E. Hultgren, 76, of Meri­ Center St. The Rev. Allen M. 1. To take loeses In depre­ almost certain that postpone­ January of next year. out having a chance to dre.ss. struction; Jan. 7; Attendance vance of any discussions on den. father of Mrs. Richard clerk reports that, in aaaenec, JoSnuKm teut cut bill, we can ment of capital gains until 1964 navy in the world behind toe soldiers were killed. demagogic preachers or appeals "Let’s hope that the holiday Earlier this morning, as Tur- bis ietter to DeMarco that would Humes Of the First Congrega­ d a te d stock In 1963, you m ust to subversions," which he said *ck was picking up the pay j finally permit him to relax The man. Mike Socka is .staying .service, health service, pupil ' budget. Saleh Jr. of Hemlock Dr., Ver­ the opinion will State that any­ ■smune at the very least that will give you toe first advan­ United States but toe Russian The 41 • man religious party season ahead is pleasant for all. with friends at Crystal j.,ake. transportation. operation of, tional Church. Deep River, of­ laitea will not be higher next seU H on or any time before fleet "has a new look which had been touring villages around would not solve Brazil's eco­ checks for the highway de^iart-| ^g.f^jn, The practice has been for the non, died yesterday at Meriden ficiated. Burial was in East one wishing to look at records tage of a lower tax rate. If but that it Is concluded with a j Ix>uls Dubtic, who liv^d on the plant; Jan. 7; Maintenance of! yeav. Dec. 3a. must have a profound effect on Moulmeln, 200 miles southeast nomic crisis. ment employes, he ran in to , ■•f)| be able to sleep tonight,” board to first agree on teach­ Haspital. Cemetery. may apply to the custodien of your appreciated etock haflbeen renewal of the gsneroBity, toler- | thiixl floor of the building re- plant, fixed charges, community ers’ salaries—the major budget He Is also survived by two the records during regular busi­ Thus, although tndlvldual 2. To taka gains aa soon as held two years or more (or will naval thinking,” toe 1963-64 edi­ of Rangoon. ance, determination and cour­ Martin at the Municipal Build- , he .said, "something that I B earers were firlendB of the possible on stock which has ing and informed him of his in- haven't been able to do for four ported that his wife awakened | service, outgoing transfers, Item—and then hear the super­ si.sters and two grandchildren. ness hours and that the request oases may vary, fanning trane- be held that long by Jan. 1) It tion of Jane's FighUng Ships age we all need in such large family. appreciated in value but to ANKARA, Turkey (AP)—By a Hope Delayt Tour tended action, | months,” him as she returned from work j technical school; Jan. 13: Capi- intendent's recommendations I Funeral services will be held does not have to be in writing. artlona to put taxable Income may be doubly wise to pojtpone reported today. measure today. DeMarco, upon receipt of the i —_ ------early Thvir.sday morning. She tal outlay, community college, for the remainder of the budget. j Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Rose The custodian should look at Into 1964 and taking loesaa rn postpone taxation untH 1964 taxation In the hope the House- “The Soviet naval watch­ single vote, Turkey's parlia­ you may sell the stock any HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Come ‘1 found the following in letter, said, "I don't understand .said .she .smelled smoke. They data processing center. Because of this, public ' Hill Flineral Home, Elm St., the requested record first to be 1063 Is probably a sm art move bill will be the law enacted and words seem to be Intelligence, mentary committee rejected "Commonweal;” it speaks for time after Christmas Day. interception,’’ ; Thursday night a reprieve pell dian Bob Hope, on his doctor's why Ernie did this. It is a com­ aroused their children and in All meetings will be held a t. knowledge of the budget re ; Rocky Hill. The Rev. John A. sure that its disciooure tm not The tax out bill, passed by effective for next year. Infiltration and itself: the course of leaving the build­ p.m. In the conference room . que.sts wa.s always piecemeal,” tlon from former Col. Talat Ay- advice. Is resting up a little plete rever.sal of plans. I will Biis District ; Lacey of First Congregational Events detrimental to the town, state the House and now before toe The House-passed version of toe leading Western survey of longer from treatment for an “What more precise descrip­ ing. alerted other re.sidents. One of the administration building Dr. Curtis .said. demlr and three others sen­ have to talk with the powers I ' Church of Vernon will officiate. or a particular person. He will Senate Finance Committee, will the tax out bill has two ad­ the navies of toe world said. eve aliment before leaving on tion to have we of this man? of them called police about the (the old Manchester High' He said hla total budget Burial will be In Rose Hill Me­ vantages for owners of stock Suet MGM It .said toe Soviet Union "has tenced to death for their leader- that be before I comment fur­ also rule on when the record have no effect on the indlvMual .ship of an abortive coup lost h'ls 12th annual tour to enterUin 'What Horatio had said of Ham- Drafts Rules .“iame time Dubuc turned in a School) at 1146 Main St. j recommendations are about morial Park. 1963 ta x retu rn you m uet file and other capital assets which rapidly built and is alarmingly lot's father, the dead King of 2 ther.” ^ shall be produced after a re­ American servicemen overseas. box alarm. Three Rockville po­ The open budget sessions | completed and copies will be Friends mav call at the funer- In State have appredated In value LOS ANGELES (AP)—A Bev­ increasing an enormous mer- May. Bj’ “pow’ems that be,” De­ quest is made. (by April 16, 1964 erly Hills physician says the chant The vote was 6-5 with 2 ab- He was ready to leave Thurs­ Denmark, we can truly say of lice officeis raced through the mark a change in procedure given to all board members for a] home tomorrow from 2 to 4 First, regular ordinary in fleet, has accumulated our late FTcskient: Marco wa* apparently referring Oorjwration counsels from from other yeara, Dr. Curtis their study in advance of the The selectmen also asked One note on early filing of "Dr. Kildare" television series [he world’s largest, most mod-1 stentions. day for Turkey, Crete, Greece, to the town’s directors, who ap- structure in a .sviccessful evac­ and 7 to 9 p.m. (Continued from Page One) come rates were reduced, Libya, Cyprus and Italy, but "He was a man. Take him all COIN OPERATEt .six Greater Hartford ai-ea corn- uation maneuver. No injuries said, worked out by him and i first meeting Jan. 2. Garrity his opinion on the your 1963 return which is of used his literary Idea without' g^n and unu.sualty versatile fish- The death sentences must be WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN proved the continuation of his yesterdav to draft town's ordinance concerning Therefore, foe everyone filing a last-minute advice from his phy­ in all. I shall not look upon hds Were reported. Belden Schaffer, chairman of: The changes in procedure in- .Toseph Zocco Sr. particular Interest to new joint return with less than paying him. He Is demanding [„» fjeet of trawlers which are I approved by Parliament and 11 MAPLE ST. 0tu’ and teen-agers — will receive waiving of bidding as it ap­ fathers: $2,806,400 compensation. j known to be widely used for ' signed by President Cemal Gur- sician kept him home lor a cou­ bke again.” Mrs. Harry Flamm, owner of the finance committee, which | stituted this year are expected Jo.seph Zocco Sr., 54, of West 344,000 of taxable Income, toe Iaotoss From First National | the Republican minocKy M a jbeir anx home communities he feela should effect several to advance the completion date cars from Santa this Christmas. plies to the board of educa­ If you filed a 1963 declaration Dr. Edward R. Pinckney filed gathering intelligence, and has sel before they can be carried ple of days. meeting T u esd ay evening a fte r ; I the building, .said today that i Hartford, father of Joseph Zoc tax on capital gains is in gen Jerry Colonna, who accompa­ To freshen popcorn that has i Store Parking Lot an intertown only one apartment was heated improvemenU in the process of of the board's budget reque.st by pieaQant Valiev But If Santa la handling toe tion. Garrity will write to both of estimated tax, then, by filing eral, automatically reduced. suit Thur.sday agaln.sl Metro- created a large fleet of survey i out. OPEN 7 I.AVS hearing DeMarco's de^.ription thslrict. the board of education and the nies Hope on each Christmas become stale, store it In a glass | by furnace, and that was ^ lo­ a rriv in g at the budget for next about three weeks over other Rd.. South Windsor, died Slid- 7 paperwork himself and wants your fiorm 1040 and paying your Second, a apedal category of Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.; toe Na- ships In a massive and world- ~ , jar with one tablespoon of wa-1 16-Lb. W ash—25c eg what he considered to be . rpb^ diarict would be im- year. ' years, Dr. Curtis said. public building commission ad­ tlonal Broadcasting Co.; Ted wide oceanographic research YOKOTA AIR BASE. JapM lour, said Hope plans to catch cated on the opposite side of the denly yesterday at H artford toem to take out their presents full, rem aining 1968 tax by Jan. capital gains was created — up with his troupe Sunday at ter and let It stand for a week. 8-Lb. Dry Clean—^2.00 dlstvirthng Inefficiencies In ^ e , [^ insure continued vising them that the ordinance 81, 1964, you don’t have to pay heie the stock, for exampls, was Richmond Productions, Inc., and I front.” ' (AP)—A memorial to the late 6 Lbs. $1.25 • lews cvf building from vv-hcre the fire Hospital. for a Christmais day spin, toe Ankara, Turkey. Then to# com will pop. | operations of the highway ”s Cemetery, E ast H art­ of toe regi.stration. because toe board of education. Garrity ■It down and diwcuBB the situ­ ants had fire insurance. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. trict, will call an organteation | The local chapter of the A five-year-old girl, Norma In all areas, except maternity ford. dealer will do it. It not, Santa felt that for the selectmen to ation. se.ssion sonvetime after mid- | I.Avig7ie of 87 Union St., ran Friends ihay call at the fu­ can get a 20-day tr^sfer if he have to do all the waiving that Tureck reportedly rejected American Red Cross rolled into where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and Felbruary. when the group will action aa the firemen worked. into a car operated by John J. neral home tomorrow and Sun­ trades Hi another car or can use a board of education does the offer, saying "I can't work 6:30 to 8 p.m., and private draft bylaws and get to work. The fire weis considered a ma­ Holier of West Willington. The rooms where they are 10 a.m. day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 dealer plates temporarily if he would be to put loo much of wdth a man who says to edthsr Manchester's board of direc­ jor disaster, according to Mrs. accident occurred at Dailey p.m. There will be a recitation shows financial responsibility. a burden on toe selectmen, ac­ do things his way or get out to 8 p.m. Visitors are request­ tors has appointed the Town Mildred Connors, local chair­ Lane and Union St, ed not to smoke in patients’ of the Rosary Sunday at 8 p m. Commissioner John J. Tynan cording to Mrs. Riley. my letter of resignation." Development Commission to •said toe practice of giving cars Supl. Philip Llguori has ap- Genera! Manager Martin, in­ man of home service. She said Grant W. Skewes Sr., 48, of rooms. No more than rivo visi- study the proposed district be­ that unlimited funds are avail­ 11 West St., drove his car off Mrs. James MacGregor for Chri.stmas Is Increasing. Ex­ pareoiUy had telephone oonver- SAVING YOU CASH! ten at one time per patient. formed this morning by Tureck fore considering membership. Mrs. Ustena Hansen Mac­ perience indicates toe number •satlons with G arrity on tor- what he intended to do. told able to Its victims. She explain­ High St. near Hammond St. Ttie TDC has scheduled a ed that the Red Cross aid is in to avoid an oncoming car. PatienU Today: 245 Gregor of Wether.sfield, sister of this year will be 600. subject of bidding, Mrs. Riley him that he had the confidence meeting in January with repre­ Mrs. Ulmont Whitehead of 91 said. of the administration and asked the form of grants from the lo­ Skewes hit a telephone pole. ADMITTED TESTFIRDAY: sentatives of the Capitol Re^on cal and national headquarters. The accident was investigated Susan Sandstrom, 87 Concord Laurel St., Wapping. died yes­ On Honor List that he stay on the job. Railroad Mishap* Fifteen students in Grade 7 Planning Agency, which has "This money cannot be repaid,” b>- Patrolman John Stodd. Rd,; Mrs. Carrie Anderson. terday at Hartford Hospital. NEW HAVEN (AJP) — The Tureck said today that, hav­ encouraged formation of the she said Survivors include her husband and 8 made the principal's list ing gotten the matter off his Charles C. Baron, 18, of Glastonbury; Mrs. Clara Pierre, Now Flavcji Railroad had its district. Only four of the eight fami­ 70 ViUage St.. Rockville; Mrs. and several nieces and nephews. for the first marking period at chest, he felt he could finally West Willington, was given a problems yesterday. Two freight Bolton Elementary School. To Meanwhile, Blast Hartford lies have ap|}lied for assistance. warning for driving too fast Isabell Nevers, 24 HUltop Dr.; Funeral services will be held relax again. tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the cars were derailed in Derby make this list, a student had to has requested a conference with Red Cross workers have been for conditions after his vehicle UMra. Melvina Chagnon, 88 and a freight car caught fire He told The Herald that he a delegation from the Greater unable to locate the others, and Ro.se Hill Funeral Home, Elm attain a grade of B or better felt as though he had been put hit a car operated by John Bissell St.; Mrs. Rose Romeo, in Rowayton. Hartford Chamber of Com­ have asked that they contact 29 School St., Rockville; Rus­ St.. Rocky Hill. The Rev. In all areas and have nothing with his back to the wall, and Krawiec, 42, of Hazardville. George R. Cox of the First No one was hurt in either less than “satisfactory” in his I the only thing he could do was merce, which has been actively the Rockville office before the The accident occurred on W. sell Aimstrorig, Talcottville; mishap but paasengera on other working on the project with emergency period expires. Presbyterian Church, Hartford, study habits. The students are take the stand enunciated in Main St. Robert Orr. 9 S. Main St.; Mrs. trains were delajred. Douglas Bevtns, Robert Butter­ Mayor Sheehan, to discuss The victims will be provided Hazel Ptiilllps, 135 Vernon St., will officiate. Burial will be in FREK! his letter to DeMarco. A Glastonbury man was ar­ The railroarl said that east- membership in the district. with new clothing, furniture, Rockville; Mrs. Elinore Vin­ Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford. field, Keith Carpenter, Gretel Tureck said that he was never rested yesterday morning by Friends may call at the fu­ bound commuters on about 15 Cote, Thomas Crockett, Ann „ V.. . mt Charter members besides food, in fact, about anything Lt, Flmilio Pellegrini and was cent. 126 Maple St.; Richard passenger trains were delayed consulted about DeMarco’s Veemon are H artford. W est that may have been destroyed. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Gauthier. Roger Gro.se, Karen charged with driving left at an Schauster, 22 Cumberland St.; Memorial contributions may be for an hour because of the f-re Hills, William Mlckewtcz, Deb­ study. Hartford, Wethersfield, Bloom­ Mrs. Conners reports that medi­ Mrs. M argaret Ck^aig, 293 P a r­ intersection and failure to re­ made to the Heart Fund. in a refrigerated car full of orah Miner, David Norris, John >■( ' 1; In hds opinion, he says. De- cine and eyeglasses are on the ker St.; Michael Ober, Cov­ BSaroo is impeding, rath er than field and Windsor. new regiatration. .Lloyd S. tomatoes at Rowayton. Potterton, I*aula Varca Cheryl .J FREE list of services already provid­ Moody, 26. was involved in an entry; W illiam L aw Jr., 133 Power for the easttoound Improvring, the efficiency and ed as well as shelter. 'Tools used Webb and Mark Winther. morale of the highway depart­ accident at Union and Maple Loomis St. tracks w^as turned off between Briefs r In a trade will be replaced if Sts. when he attempted to pass ADMITTED TODAY: Ernest Funerals Stamford and New Haven while The Grange will hold the DELIVERY ment. He says he would quit they will help an individual re­ Oakman, 34 E. Middle Tpke.; rwther than see anybody in the Johnson Asks a car operated by William H Rowayton firemen fougtot the second in a series of four set­ II COLOq TV m ON COLOR TV'S E turn to work. She said that the Benjamin Piereon, Coventry; deporUnent be hurt by De­ Smith, 42, of Sniipaic Lake. Mrs. Dora Ellison blaze. back parties tomorrow night si names of those aided are kept Smith attempted a left turn and Howard Wilson, 8 Emily Dr., The deraiJnvent at Turkey WITHIN TRADING AREA Marco's study. confidential in order not to em­ Flineral services for , Mrs. 8:15 in the Community Hall. Congress Stay was struck by Moody’s car, po Rockville: James Irvine, 72 Brook near the Orange town Prizes will be given and re­ DeMarco’s study hae been barrass any of the recipients. Baldwin Rd.; Kevin Meehan, Dora H. Ellison of 841 Main St. lice report. No injuries were re­ will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. line caused the cancellation of freshments will be served. Mrs. under fire from the Republican A list of available rentals for ported. Sunset Ter., Vernon; Bradley two single-car passenger trains minority of the town’s board (Continued from Page One) the families has been compiled at the Watkins-West Flineral Beryl Plnney is in charge. Rink U gh ts Smith, 407 Woodbridge St.; between Bridgeport and Water- The PTA will hold a commu­ of directoTB for weeks. T> TT, T. t 1 at the Red Cro.ss office on Park Sharon Shuska, 71 Charter Home, 142 E. Center St. The Rep. Otto E. Passman, D-La„ g[ Connors said that calls The possibility of lighting Rev. J. Manley Shaw, pastor of buiy, the railroad said. Passen­ nity carol sing for children and On Tueeday the directors met Rockville’s new ice skating rink O ak St.; K athleen Beckett, 259 gers made the trip on buses adults tonight in the Commu­ who heads the House conferees ^een pouring in to the of- Hollister St.: Etonna McLaugh­ South Methodist Church, will to consider a request, from Re­ on the foreign aid bill said only individuals and organ- on South St. is ibeing investigat­ officiate. Burial will be in East fum i^ed by th6 railroad. nity Hall at 7:30. publican director Harlan Tay­ toe most minor matters were f^^m ed by the recreation committee, lin, BUingrton. Cemetery. The train was on the way lor that the towns contract with discussed at the morning sea-, [^ furniture. In addition to according to David Berger, rec­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A from New Haven to Maybrook, Manchester Evening Herald daughter to Mr. and Mrs. There will be no calling C DeMarco be terminated. reation director. He said that N.Y. AU toe cars were empty. Bolton correspondent, Cleme- I Sion, and the big difficult is.sues - ^ross grants, new and used hours. SERVICE DeMarco, during the course had not yet come up. clothing, food baskets and lights would permit night-time Konstanty Dunko, Elast Hart­ well Young, telephone 643-8981. of the meeting, described what use of the rink located oppo­ ford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank C. Brookhaus OIDEST NURSE DIES <10 DAY COMPLETE .7. oi, 'if,® i Christmas gifts have been offer- Ekmest Uthgennant, Eaiington. he called “fantastic” and until Christmas Eve midnight, | Rockville volunteer firemen. site Henry Park. Hours for Private funeral services for CHESTER (AiP) — Funeral PFIZER BUVS FIRM IN THE HOME SERVICE “weird” practices in the towm BIRTHS TODAY; A daugh­ NEW HAVEN (AP) - Chas. Passman said. He added that; working on a program skating weekdays are from Mrs. Margaret Erockhaus of 96 sendees will be held Monday ON COLOR TV. highway department. he felt that way not only about . -„[„rtnir tovs for needv fam- to 5 p.m. and on Saturdays and ter to Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Florence St. were held yester­ for Mrs. Elmily A. Nash, 97, Pfizer fc Co. announced today of restoring toys for needy fam Kennedy, 39 Elnglewood Dr.; a The Democratic majority, on the foreign aid bill, but about ilies, have offered to replace Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. day afternoon at the Holmes who was believed to be the that It has bought Metals for INCLUDES ALL PARTS the basis of DeMarco’s descrip­ other measures Congress has Break Attempt son to Mr. and Mrs. Rene Funeral Home, 400 Main St oldest registered nurse In the Electronics, Inc., of Wallingford. AND LABOR CHARGES destroyed Christmas gifts. Red Blanchette, Coventry; a daugh­ tion of the highway department, not yet handled. Cross funds for seasonal gifts First National Store personnel The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pas­ state. Allan J. Greene, administra­ defeated the Republican motion The amount of foreign aid, reported to police Wednesday ter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold tor of Concordia Lutheran Mrs. Nash died Thursday. tive vice president of the Pfizer have been made available, too. Gagnon, Vernon Ave., Rock­ and voted instead to retain De- set by the House at $2.8 billion F'ire companies from Vernon, morning that someone had tried Church, officiated. Burial was She was bom in Chester In Co., .said toe. company plans to MOTOROLA 21” COL^^* TV ADMIRAL 21” COLOR TV Mai%o, instructed General Mart- and the Senate at J3.27 billion, Ellington and T^illand assisted to jimmy the parcel delivery ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. in Blast Cemetery. 1866 and was a graduate of toe enter the field of powder metal- RCA VICTOR 21” COLOR TV ager Martin to gpve him his full is in dispute, but the big stum­ Donald Villeneuve, 26 Country Connecticut Training School Maximum picture stability & intonsity. 24 Kt. Flockville volunteers during the door in the front of the store Bearers were friends of the Unsurpotssd natural aolorl Outstanding Excellent recaption In color or block & cooperation, and agreed to form bling block is a provision affect­ Police .say the attem pt was Lane. Vernon. family. for Nurses, class of 1896, The Wallingford firm Is a white. Color circuits turn off outomaticolly gold precision wiring in 6 vital orsos. early morning blaze. Companies DISCHARGED TESTER- reliability & parformancal Easy to use Designed to ossure quick, cosy servicing. a bi-partisan committee to act ing the proposed grain .sale to from Somers and Crystal Lake made between Tuesday evening Before retiring, she was su­ pioneer in the compacting of when station tronsmits block A white 529?! 448' • DOUBLE the Soviet Union. DAY: Mary Foote, Hebron; Da­ powder into high-purity nickel simplified tuninal 24.000 volts of 499?h? aa liaison between Martin and and early Wednesday morning Mrs. Stuart Burdick perintendent of nurses at the rogroms. Full fidelity FM sound from Matching base available at slight addi­ Includes tree service This provision, written in by moved into Rockville firehomses vid McComb, 42 Elwood Rd. and neckel-based alloy strip, picture power. 265 sq. In. viewing ereo DeMarco. to cover the area. Residents Warned Flineral services for Mrs. Masonic Home and Hospital In Includes free serviee 5 large speakers. 265 sq, in. viewing ereo Includes free serviee tional cost. and free delivery DeMarco claimed during toe I toe House but rejected by toe DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs, Frances Gardner Burdick of Wallingford. Greene said. end free delivery and free delivery GUARANTEE Recall was soimded at 7:31 All city reeidents have been Jean Comins, Ellington; Ed­ 265'sq. in. viewing area meeting that hts major problem Senate on President Johnson’s warned to keep sidewalks clear was getting Martin to recognize recommendation, would bar the yesterday nioming, ' four houro w ard Nabel, Elasl H artford; MANUFACTURER'S after the blaze was reported. of ice and snow. Sand Should the lack of cleair-cut authority Export-Import Bank from guar- Mrs. Mary Sadler, East Hart­ s^o^W ^ WARRANTY & OUR OWN Rockville firemen stayed at the be used when necessary, Police ford; Ben Bartlett, East Hart­ In the town government. anteeing credit on sales to Com- Chief George Trapp said today GUARANTEE OF He said that, because of the munlst countries. scene, pouring water Into the ford: James Laldla^v, Coventry; structure until 4:30 yesterday The reque.st was made to pre­ Deborah Colby, 404 Summit SI ; IONA SATISFACTION afternoon. It was after 9 p.m. vent injuries. Howard 'Whitford, Wapping; £ P R IfT O liDICO before the volunteers had all Hos|iital Notes Alphonse Beniby, 18 Arch St.; CAN O P IN IR W H If P IR equipment cleaned and replaced Admitted Wednesday: Mabel Mrs. Elizabeth Ely, Lebanon; H A IR D R Y IR in fire vehicles. Ballentine^ 48 F l^d S.; Paul De John Faletti, 140 Maple St.; WIYH KNIFI QUIIT Political I.Apses Carli, Box 116; Richard Hyer, Gail Ouillette, 244 Woodland Special Film Sale H A IR D R Y IR Only 11 of the 26 candidates in 9 Moimtain St.; Daisy Oody, 30 St.; Linda Bellefleur, 400 Ver­ MANICURI KI1 SHARPINIR • FAMOUS Rockville's Dec. 3 election have Davis Ave.; Peter Moulin non I St.; Walter Klar, Notch filed the required financial Campbell Ave.; Oorrine Finney Fid.. Bolton; Mrs. Shirley An­ SEE OUR LOW statements, according to Henry 18 Oak St. drews, 16. St. Lawrence ,St.; PHOTO GIFTS Film 18.88 10.88 BRANDS F’. Butler, town clerk. Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mrs. Edna Berwick, Coventry; LO W P R K I Butler points out that every Amelia Gni-mbach, 2 FSizabeto A beouty eonter of your How you con open cons YOU KNOW AND TRUST 2 O scar Thompson, Melrose; Ovorsliod bouffant candidate must file a .statement St. Bemd Knochenhauer, 25 Ridge­ ovm. 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I |I n EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN KANOHESTER ev en in g HERAjJ), MA^CHESTOR,^tONN.;;.!^TDa t , DECEMBER 20, 1963 PAGE TWELVE on summit meetings and on quarters of an hour — to tell Congress, which writes Its own menu filed by Baker with the his former Democratic col­ budget rules, or. to the White Car Follows Jet "f - I.- - ■ - ■ sue of no-fix Uckets for driving Federal Houalng AdmlnlslraUon Communist China. House. banized, with lltUe high-speed cldent investfgatlon biiteau of, the island of Oahh in four dr state police coordinate state- league that service In the Sen­ WALKERS violations and mandatory seat and the Small Business Admin­ The United States would en­ ate was the "most pleasant ex­ Along Runway traffic. Expre.ssways in urban the Honolulu' police. ; five hours without pushing it,” ’wide regional youth traffic safe­ Events in Nation istration In connecttCHi with loan courage a summit (Sonference ■ J ’letcher added. ty conferences. The commission belts in cars for the model year perience of my life.” AGLOW: The floodlights used areas are new, with all the An incentive program to en­ 1964 and thereafter. applications. only if preliminary talks seem Stress on Safety safety advantages of modem Hawaii recorded 88 traffic spon.sors a conference of com­ ^ASrtlNOTON (AP) —i In thahelped torpedo the Aoheson mla- to go off at giidnight, but from LOS ANGELES (AP) — The courage safe driving is used by Camp"ben said other factors This was revealed Thursday to warrapt such a meeting, he now on the /dome of the U-8. engineering. the' state’s second largest city, deaths last year. Seventy-one munity and state safety offi­ Bswa from Waahlngton; Sion. told newsmen who met him at PRES'nOE: The Budget Bu­ giant Jet airliner roared down: occurred on Oahu, which has 80 cials. helping to hold down the death by Lennox P. McLendon, apecial Capitol will glow brightly all T h e rural, roads have few Hilo, on the Island, of Hawaii. ( jANCIBILBD: The United One of the conditions laid the airport Thursday night. reau Is cutting by 78 per cent the runway at International Air­ per cent of the state's popula- Safety messages are posted rate are stlffer requirements for down by Sihanouk, U.S. officials counsel to the committee. Baker the number of chauffered limou­ night. long, monotonous straight "If there are no traffic fatal-. the mandatory semiannual in­ gUtea ia dropping plana to aend resigned under fire Oct. 7. The 0.1 (Thlna and iU dialogue with "This Ir , a nice Oirislmas port. Roaring in its wake.- like a Lowers Road Deaths stretches where drivers are itles for 78 days, we give tfte ’ along highways, renvinding mot­ said was an apology for what sines and other luxury autos motorists a reward by closing 1 Crordlnatlng the b a t^ 1 e orists to fasten their seat belts, spections of all cars; increased former Secretary of Stat« Dean the Cambodlana claim was a committee Is trying to find out the Soviet Union, Rusk said: used by government officials present for the American peo­ gnat chasing an elepHant, came likely to lose perspective or If his outside business acUvlUes the parking meters for a day,” 1 traffic accidents in Con- drive carefully and prevent ac­ forces of metropolitan district ■ [ r o M x'l’ic "barbarous statement" about "There is no change, but of around the world. ple." Sen.. Mike Monroney. D- a small sedan, Leo Ambrose NKW TORK (AP) — Rhode<^la.it year — P.9 par lOO.wfc popu fall asleep. l\[ r Acheaon to (3ambodla on a con­ conflicted with his duties In the course In the great debate be­ Okla.. said Thursday. "We said Deputy Police Chief i nectlcut is the 21-member Con- cidents. « police and state police on traffic ciliation mission. the alleged broadcast* made by O’HeanT at the controls. Island, Haw-all, Connertlcut and l"Uon. The state has less through patrol on the busiest highways, C >i(( )\i)\ i '( )iri |lP,600-a-year post. tween militancy and peaceful The 131 now In use In Wash­ should keep the light of freedom G'eorge Martin. ' neftihut Safety Commission In Massachusetts, motorists Conditions laid down by Cam- a U.S. delegate to the United ington will be cut to 20. and the Police said they ran the little Then came- Hawaii, 12.3 traffic than many others. may complain about the con­ and completion of more modem coexistence we think peaceful burning always.” ' Massachusetts boast the best deaths; Connecticut, 12.4; and citizens appointed by the gov­ MEANS txxlian Prince Norodom Siha­ Nations to Nong Klmny, Clam- 491 elsewhere will be trimmed auto to earth after a long chase. The Rhode I.sland Police ex­ Hawaii is not faced with ernor. gested traffic in the state’s cit­ highways. J M DRAFT: The Army will draft existence should be preferred.” records among the states in Massachusetts, 13.6. ecutive officer, James A. lacoi three factors that contribute to nouk made the trip Impossible, bodla’s ambassador to the Unit­ to 136 when the orders, issued Asked how he got onto the nin- Three Es ’are in effect: Edu­ ies. But, in the opinion of safety ed States. 12,(KX) men In February, the FOR SALE holding down auto deaths. How The rate for the country was I credits the inaugurAtion of reg- many traffic deaths on the State Department officials said HOME AGAIN: "The Hill Is Thursday, are put in effect. Portland Oner Capital way without being seen, police, cating the public, engineering officials, that is one of the rea­ Thuraday. smallest monthly quota In six said ■ O’Hearn replied: "I don’t do they do it? '' *> 22 per 100.000. ' ular speed checks — and the' mainland speed, fatigue and better roads and enforcing mot­ sons why the state has one of Rubber Damps Jar months and 4,000 below the Jan­ my home,” said President John­ In Budget Bureau terms, hea­ ensuring publicity — with help- the out-of-state driver, -,^VMBRiaAM O oA Zi The result la a further set­ BAKER: Senate Investigators PORTLAiND, Maine — Port- know, I ’m lo.st. I guess I took OR RENT While many factors are in­ "We’re not accepting any or vehicle and pedestrian laws. the best highway safety records uary call, the Defense Depart­ son Thursday night as he turned vy and medium sedans are lux­ ing combat .some of the state’s xhe chief state highway en- LONDON — A new type of back to U.S.-Cambodian rela­ are examining subpoenaed bank ury vehicles snd if a window laiYd was the state capital when the wrong turn." volved, an Associated Press laurels." said Rhoda ^land Safety officials depend heavi­ in the nation. records in an attempt to deter­ ment said Thursday. up- on Capitol Hill to attend a Officers said O'Hcarn, 38. was hlghway problems. gineer. John- Myatt, said, "The shock absorber, opera.tlng on a tions. spearates passenger from chauf­ Maine was admitted to the survey disclosed, one stood out Gov. John H. Chafee. "w e’ve ly on newspapers, radio, and Bruce Campbell, Massachu­ for fuel oils, service^ Reports that a Cambodian ra­ mine how much wealth Robert surprise reception and dinner in Union in 1820. Augusta was on his way home from a Christ­ mcDicfl ■sMll got a long w;ay to g o ." i Much of the credit for motorists are familiar with the television to carry their me.s- setts Safety Council director, sword-scahtoard principle, has honor of Senate Democratic feur the auto ij a limousine. The ki each of the states: an un­ been designed by British re­ dio station expressed pleasure G. Baker ama.ssed while he was BACK HOME: Secretary of chosen as the site of the ne^v mas party. He was booked on a ceasing effwl of officialdom to Charles W. Shields Jr., execu­ ' Hawaii’s low traffic toll is given highways and this is a big point sage to the people. Representa- said statistics .show that fewer heating equipment Leader Mike Mansfield of Mon officials who lose these prestige PHfiRmfiCY searchers for cars, trains, and ot tha assassination df President secretary to the Senate’s DemO' State Dean Rusk has returned symbols will be given light se- capital In 1827 and the seat of charge of being drunk on air- Improve traffic safety records. tive secretary Of the governor’s ! to news media. "The greatest speed limit on tlves of state agencies speak at fatal accidents occur in urban cratic majority. from the NATO ministerial con­ tana. [ port property, a violation of JOHM ■.PMNK.g.t. MLt-4141 areas. h«fvy truck*. It is said to use phone 522-8151 John F .' Kennedy speeded the dems. government w as transferred National Safety Council fig- council, on highway safety, said "The whole objective is to the island of Oahu is 48 miles j^chools and civic events. News- ijownhlll trend last week — de- The Rules Committee investi­ ference In Paris saying there la Johnson passed up dinner but municipal law. make the public safety con- hour," he said. letters on safety are widely dls- Gov. Endlcott Peabody has no liquids or seals, only rub­ he stayed long enough — three- The orders do not apply to there five years later. ores show that Rhode Island, Rhode Island has certain factors ber sheaths around the two ab- no PEARL STREET ■plt* Cambodia's denial — and gators also are examining state- no basic change In U.S. policy working in its favor. scious," .says Lt. Eligene ' "Fatigue isn’t a problem here tributed. created a new governor’s safe­ HARTFORD. OONN. the smallest state, had the na­ sotiber parts. tion’s lowest auto fatality rate Halt of the state is heavily ur­ Fletcher, head of the traffic ac- becau.se you could go around The safety commission and ty committee and made an is­ in January Grand-Way cuts 25% to 50% and more Savings you’d expect to GRAND GRAND off original discount prices*«*Now while are yours at Grand-Wdy NOW! Be here WAY 2 WAY you’re still buying for Christmas! early! Quantities are limited! FD&TT rnm oiis o im PAIGE Just 80 Misses’ 2.99 Wide Waie Corduroy Separates ...... Just 30 5tandard Regulation Size 24.95 Ping Pong Table. . 19*99 lust 95 Men’s 13.99 Jackets, Ski & Wooi Parkas ...... ^10 Just 40 Barbie Fashion Shops 5.49, by Mattel...... 3.00 Just 105 Misses’ 7.99 Capris, Assorted Fabrics...... ^5 Just 200 Beer Glasses, 17' Value, 8 oz. 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1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19«S Pages 15 to 28 PAGE FOURTEEN Section Two FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 iManrljPBtfr lEnrtting- an "AppUcaUon for Tranafer of resentatives of the iwo gun grased the storeowner’s Voting Privelegea" to the town Senate Recesses, branches of Congress to seek a neck. NEW CAR Law Lets Voter Police gave this version: clerk of hi* r»ew residence. compromise on the foreign aid »Uani fo r a ll branchea of Uie appropriation, last major busi­ Two gunmen entered the gift pu Chairmen Named Fender Damage Transfer Rights The law also preecribe* that Subject to Call shop at 634 Brooklawn Ave. and RENTALS U.8. armed force*. if not previously an elector in ness scheduled for action. The Army ordered SUtoraky a Throngs Cross Wall; Democratic Leader Mike took a total of 1560 from Bych- In 4 Crashes the atate, th# applicant may WASHINGTON (API — The UAG Space Programs S64 Skycrane, the Navy ordered By Kiwanis Club Any Connecticut elector, Mansfield of Montana obtained kowski and Charles Root, 42, of For tht Holic beoomi a voter by filling out Senate met three hours early more SH3A anti-submarine heli­ nYOvinff to a new town in tJie unanimous consent to suspend Milford, the only customer In the the proper forms ■ pf a new today only to recess after seven And Wtokontft copters, the Marine Corps pul F’ciir vehicular cra.shes inve.s- ■atate, fihould be aw are of a action "subject to call of the store. N. William Knight of 66 Find Red Carpet Out elector and’ being swdrn in at minutes, subject to call of Its In ririiuests for the CH53A tlgated yesterday by Manches- law pas-sed by the 196,3 State chair” while that' effort Root and Bychkowskl were On^ Two or Three Weeha Advance During 1963 White St., pre*ident-elect of I^vj^tslaiture which permits him, a regularly scheduled monthly leaders. a then herded Into a back room Get Oar Rates tra n sp o rt, an d th e Ckictst G uard 1 ter police rc.sulted in one ar- voter-making session before w ent on. ordered the amphibious HH52A. the Kiwanis Club of Manches­ (Oontiniied from Page One) a fte r .six month.s re.sidence in On what most senators hoped and handcuffed. ! rest, no Injuries to persons, but were young people going to visit the new town, to immediate­ the Board of Admissions of would be the final day of this During the handcuffing, a wea­ S ikorsky al.so supplies the ter, has announced the chair­ parents and grandparents. Paul D p d g o Pontiac With the 8U(xessful firing of two new rocket propul­ West German defense force, the j moderate fender damage. band. Then he took his wife by ly acquire the privilege of vot­ E lectors. lengthy session, the only busi­ Grazed by Bullet pon di.scharged with the bullet mo. men of the key committees for ”I was .so excited that I could ing. A transfer of voting privil­ ness accomplished initially was just scraping Byehkowskt’s neck. sion systems during 1963, the United Aircraft Corp. has Japanese military establwh- I John T. H acker, 18, G las­ the arm and his child by the not sleep the last three nights,” Phone 649-2881 ment and the Royal Canadian the coming year. tonbury, last night shortly be- He need only present a eges may be made on any day routine' confirmation of a list of BRIDGEPORT, (AP) -,,Nich- The gunmen fled. A customer “continued to add to its space programs during the year, hand and they walked through one woman said. 878 MAm STREET Navy on Sikorsky’s oVder Dr. Robert J. Ale*bury will I {ore 9 o'clock, was charged "Statement of Former Voting that the town clerk's office Is postmast^ nominations. olas Bychkowskl, 46, owner of entered the store moments later while strengthening its position in its traditional fields be chaiiTnan of the inleina- the snow to the streetcar stop. The West Berliner.s rtiust re­ Residence" .signed by the to«Ti open. Voter-rrvaking sessions The Senate also was notified the Brooklawn Gift Shop, had a and freed Root and Bychkowskl. of flight" t—.----- V books. I with failure to grant the right Eight of the world’s nine tional relations committee; of way. He was ordered to ap- The West Berliners were easi­ turn hv niidniglit e.xeept on Ne\(r clerk or a registrar of voters are held in Manchester on the formally that the House had close call last night, police said. Police said the shooting was Thia summary of United Air­ , Year'.s Eve. Then the time limit the TFX supersonic Interservlce helicopter airlines will have Thomas BenUey, agriculture I pear in Manchester's Circuit of his former town, and make first Wednesday of each month. agreed to a conference of rep­ A bullet from a holdup man’s apparently accidental. craft's activities was advanced ly spotted in East Berlin. Their Read Herald Ads. fighter plane. Sikorsky transports in opera­ and conseryation committee; Court 12. Jan. 6. is extended to a m. by UAjC President WHllaiti P. clothes were brighter, better 4. A PAW powered vertical tion when twin-turbine, 25-pas­ Ru.ssell F’. Broderick, chairman Police said that Hacker, Many applicants got permit* ciwinn, in hla annual review made. The East Berliners takeoff aircraft, the Lockheed senger S61N transports on or­ Oi public and business affairs; westbound on Center SI., at­ for three separate days. l>ater, of the Aircraft’s operations. Hummingbird, passed vertical to der for British European Air­ Charlts S. Burr, chairman of looked warmly rlad, but their after the first crush is over, Since almost one-quarter of tempted to make a left turn .in horizontal transition flight tests. ways and Pakistan Interna­ nieelings and programs; Ally. Cooper St. and collided with an clothes were bulky, drab and they can apply again. , V- Mancheeter’s wage earners are 6. PAW took ofders for pow er tional Airlines are delivered. William B, Collins, laws and unmodish. About 40 West Berliner* employed at one or another of eastbound Center St. vehicle plan ts for 98 com m ercial a ir­ Another Connecticut plant, regulations'; Atty Vincent L. i driven by Albert E. Catalano. The West Berlin women were jumped the gun and .saw their UAjC's half-dozen infltallation* planes — as com pared with 56 the____ Norden______Divi.sion, continued Diana, attendance and mem­ A 42. of 39 E. Maple St., who had particularly noticeable in their loved (ini's behind the wall for a in Oonneotlout, and since aa- last year. A total of 49 airlines | development of advanced navi- bership; the Rey. Alex H. j the right of way. Both vehicles bright coats trimmed with (ur. few twurs Thursday, although sesamenta against the corpora­ now operate, or have on order, I gallon, guidance and control Elscsscr, sick and yiailalion; had minor front end damage colored stretch ski pants or t(xlay was the official starting tion’s Manchester warehouee Edmund J,' Gorman, house and Chairs Chapter gleaming stockings disappear­ day. The early birds put Thurs­ planes equipped with PAW en- > systems for aircraft and mis- assistant ‘Iriveahle. and experimental foundary reception; W. J. Godfrey Gour- Ernest McNeill ing into fashionable high Iviols. day s 4,ale on tlieir application,* gines. siles. and began production of At 9 pm., Mrs, Mary L make It the town'a largest tax­ 6. Proposals were submitted analog di.splav systems for ley, induction; Hayden L. Gris­ town building inspector, was ”Oh, how' sm art you look, ” for perniils, aiwi tile East Ger­ Davis of Coventry, driving on payer, Manchester’s develop­ to the Federal Aviation Agency 1 N aval use. wold Jr., education and fellow­ elected the chairman of the exi laim ed an E ast Berlin wmin- man postal officials apparently for power plants for the pro- i de^elobed was an air- W. C enter St n e a r Cooper Rt. an as she hugged her sister. didn t notice the date in tlie con­ ment 1* closely tied to the Air- ship. Western New England Chapter .skidded on the snow-covered croft’s progress. posed supersonic tran.sport. I porne jet engine analyzer, call- "Just you wait until you' see fusion of handling .so many ap­ Also. D. Lloyd Hobron, sup­ of the International A.saocialion roadway and her left front col- Highlights of the year, Gwlnn PAW, which developed the hy-' gd Aorolog. which has undcr- port of churi.hes; VVarren E. what's in these parrels, " the plications bu Just CAN’T Beat says, were the euccessful orbit­ drogen fueled RLIO and solid gone successful tests on Pan of Electrical Inspeclors at a Hded with the left front of an sister replied The offii lal Communist party Howland, projeel.s and fund ing in November of the UAC fueled Titan rocket boosters, al-; American planes, meeting al the fnion League oncoming car driven bv Carl K paper Neucs Deutschland said raising; Edward W. Krasenics, Club In New Haven yeslordav. Chitjian. 20. of 66 Chambers Officially the visitors wore al­ powered Centaur space vehicle so took on a contract to develop out in Coyote. Calif., the achievement leport.s; Herman lowed to bring only $7 .lO worth tliose FlasI G erm ans who fled _ 1 ‘ ___ Pt Ko one was hurt but both —the first liquid hydrogen fuel­ a fuel cell system to supply united Technology Center, not Lassow, music and entertain­ The association pars, with left front and fender of gifts. But the Red guards to West Berlin before Aug 13, ed rocket to be developed In the electrical power for the pro-: only bench tested the Titan’s ment; Maurice T. Moriarty, in- electrical in.speclors from both ^ad to be towed from were not being strict about it. 1961, the day the wall went up. west, perhaps the first anywhere posed lunar flight, and was as- ,olid fuel rocket, but developed Lerclub rclation.s; Hay M the public and private .sectors of Some items wore prohibited can enter F'.ast B erlin ” if they signed the re.spon.sibillty for the — and the succe.ssful test firing a new propellant so volatile it Owens, key and i irclc club; A. the economy, and .seeks to pro­ including (irei rackers Things did not violate any other laws.” 2 Integration of the SNAP60, a Moderate fender damage or- of the world’s largest solid pro­ Is capable of accelerating a Raymond Rogers Jr., boys and mote heller standards for elec­ that go bang arc liable to alarm While the first ^hu ky one* nuclear powered electric gen­ rocket to eight times the speed oiirred in a-. 8 p ni. t'vo-car ae- RECORD-BREAKING VALUES! pellant rocket motor. girls work; Creighton Shoor, trical wiring. e d^nt on Drexel Dr. at Crof, tile jittery East Berlin were visiting behind the wall. erator for use in future space of sound in less than one sec­ Pratt * Whitney Aircraft also publicity and public relations; McNeill, who has served as Dr. when Mrs Marjor;e R. Pri- authorities. West Berlin officials were try­ continued development In ' con flights. ond, Gwlnn said. first and second vice chairinan ing to find some way to speed Space projects occupied more John F'. Sommers, .sports; niavera of 10S Cinft Dr drove More than .30,000 West Berlin- venllonal flight technology, with Also under development were George W. Trepii Jr., budget of the group, was named a.ssist- , ers were experled to make Hie up processing at the permit of Hamilton Standard’s time restartable engines for upper. eed gotiinions wilti the We.--l Berlin But tens of thousands were Race Fight Ends AFL - CTO Marine Engineers 12th Circuit Tamoling and Smith Tree ROME I API Gina I>ollohrig- city government, hundreds Beneficial As.sociation, denied to develop etaller Inertial guid­ The Connecticut Bank and turned away again and Deputy BIG SCREEN Service, Inc . with a price of Ida and her hii'hand denied a trudged over the Oherlvuim- Tniet CV>.. administrator of the the charges. The America has ance systems for the U.S. Air ' $738, was tlie lowe.st of five new re|xirt today that they are Mavor Heinrich Albert/, ap­ NEW YORK (AP)—The liner been tied up since Sept. IB. Force and the structural sys­ a ria te of Blanche M. B raith- G > u r t Cases bruecke, a bridge over the bor­ pealed to the Berliners to b« America will go teck to sea waite. to Morgan B. Steele, I bidders for the project, splitting. der River Spree, UHF-VHF PERSONAL tem that will tie together the ______! Other bidders wore Carter Previous reixirts said the patient Feb. 7, nearly five months after, T itan standardized .space property at 52 Pearl St. A long row of braziers, glow­ VOTE FOR .MD BILL ni-C MAvr'iiF^TirR Tree F.xper: Co. of \einon. Italian actress was interested To help improve the situation, crewmen refused to sail with an WASHINGTON (A P ) — launch vehicle with UAC’s solid Executor’s Deed MANCHESTER SESSION | jj-49.50 A:-sociated Tree Ex- ing red with coals, lined the ap ­ the Communist authorities officer they accused of racial The Connecticut Bank and in someone else. The latest re­ proach In warm the crowds, in Sens. Thomas J. Dodd and propellant motors. A 30-year-old Lake SI. man pprtj^ of New.ngtnn, $946; Wal- port published in some Rome agreed that applications could bias. T m st Co., executor of the e.state rase of delays. Two giant, gaily Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., IS t o The Weather Systems Center, Monday will be released from gren Tree Experts of West newspapers, said her husband. he collected in factories to b« of J. Rhey Braithwaite, to Mor­ j lit Christmas trees flanked the The dispute led to cancellation voted for the $3.3 billion for­ which moved from the Man­ Dr. Milko Skofic, was dating an proi’csscd in bundle.s. of eight trans-Atlantic trips. gan B. Steele, property at 52 the State Jail at Hartford after ; Ilaidford. $09.5; and Bartlett westeni end of the bridge. Red Cross officials reivirled eign aid hill that pas.sed the chester Parkade into tjie Sys­ Exi>eils. also of West Austrian Theodore W. Kheel, arbitrator Senate 60-25 yesterday. Both tems O nter’e Farmington P earl St, nerving 30 days of a 180-day jail ’ Tree ADN. the official East that in the cnish Thursday PORTABLE TV convenient Qiiitelaim Deeds T fs all fantasy.” the actress announced a settlement Thurs­ voted against an amendment, biillding this year, was award­ sentence for contempt of court. . 'm o re tlian l.oon persons re- Morgan B. Steele to Paul R. Specifiration.s in the contract said. ”I have never seen Milko German news agency said ve- day. It provides that the officer defeated 55-31, to slice the bill ed an Air Force contract for a failure to^bey a court order on J‘ j '(ip '^^ork - to . .be com-, laugh so .hard . as . he did J1_. --.1 when hides aof/ 4V.«the KToctEast Berlin PRescue rtu c ilO ceived first aid and eight wer* Involved, First Asst. Engineer global, semi-automatic weather Marie, property at 52 Pearl St, to $3 billion. The Senate vot­ a non-.support charge. | pleted by April 1. re^iai-dlcss of he heard this one.” Service were stationed at the hospitalized. The types of In- Louis Neurohr, continue In his forecaisting system. P aul R. M a iie to M organ B. ed 52-32 to delete a hem TO WOE Richard C. Rlsley ye.sterday weather, and for disposal of the Skofic said. "Because 1 am Sonnenallee rro.ssing to tran.s- juries were not reported, Job. against government guaran­ Further afield in OonneclI- Steele and Barbara E. Hall, received a new judgment in his cut branches and tninks at the the hu.sband of a famous actress port the old and infirm to their Red Cro.ss officials on 1 ^ The United States Lines, tees fo r financing w heat -sales cut. U A C ’s S ikorsky p lan t in property at 52 Pearl St. should I not let mvself be seen relatives. sides of the wall which operates the America, the Stratford was selected to pro­ Emantiel Hirlh and Amalia ca.se after Judge John Alex-j Town D'spo.sal Area, with all with other per- At the Chaussee Stra.sse bulanres and other transporiA- to Russia. Dodd voted against ander reviewed a motion to re-^ ,sa'\\ ing. cutting and hauling to ^ in company nation’s second largest passen­ the deletion and Ribicoff for it. vide it* OH3C transport to the M. H irth to Jean C. Paflqualinl, checkpoint, moat of the orossers tion (or cripples. ger ship, was directed to see Air Force, tJius becoming .sup- property at 141 Ferguson Rd. open the case and modify judg-' be done in daylight hours only, sons?” that the crewmen, represented Jean C. Pa*q\ialini to Eman­ ment, on a request from Ris-1 _____ by the AFL-CnO National Mari­ uel Hirth and Amalia M. Hirth, ley’s lawyers. Bayer, Law and' time Union, are treated proper­ Weighs 12 Pounds Toko M pro p erty a t 141 Ferguson Rd. Phelon of Manchester. ly LEE’S FLORIST • Front Controls All Stores 8 m our complete selection r A Marriage Licenses Risley was sent fo jail on Nov. i Neurohr’s supervision was Up To 3 % fresh, delicious Richard Donald Booska. Bol­ 26 and was told at that time by was limited to crewmen under and GIFT SHOP • Carrying Handle ton, and Patricia June White, Judge Edward Hamill that he 3 Years •>. 115 O lcott St., Dec. 28, C hurch dL IhsL fiwtkadsL ...FREE CANDY his specific authority. He was Rt. 44A, Bolton—643-8089 • Lifetime Circuit Open Every could be released when he de­ forbidden to use racial epithets, Board Guaranteed To Pay of the A.s.siiniption, cided to meet obligations to his , ■ E prompt crewmen to file • YES. WE DELIVER • Fred Jo.seph .Sarra, Ne^' Brit­ wife and three children. grievances against other super­ Night Until ain. and Virginia Mary Fonta- The motion noted that “he re-i| Flowers for all ocqasions; visors or Intrude Into the per­ CANDIES nella. Meriden. Jan. 4, SI. grets his conduct and, if re­ sonal affairs of crewmen. Weddings, Funeral^« Cut Bridget’s Church. leased from jail, will make The NMU had accused Neu­ Flowers and Corsages % . . Christmas Jam es Donald Whitchill. every effort to support his rohr of locking N egro and P u e r­ Bloomfield, and Patricia Ann family in accordance with the' • ^ _____J T . . to .Rican crewmen out of a I I I • L ittle. 189 F ern St., Dec 28. order of the court.” I Roll-Around Sviiivel Top | * | . n m I St. B artholom ew ’s Clun ch. Before going to jail. Risley^I ... Quinn’s Pharmacy had failed to meet an agreem ent' GRANT FOB SEWERS with Family Relations Officer , I 878 MAIN ST. WASHINGTON (APl A Thomas Elliott that he (Ri.sley) | C -- I HAIK I $65,280 grant by the Depart-, would pay $35 weekly to sup-1 [WTT ment of Health, Education and port his family. At that time he life*- - iCLOCK Canister Welfare has been approved to was in arrears for $324. i help finance construction of .sesver facilities .in W ether.sfield T- and Rocky Hill, Oonn.. the of­ r n r —v rir -rr------77 i VACUUM fice of Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, v x ity s American, made Christmas o Ideal for kitchen or bedroom Reg. 49.95. 19.88 See our large selection of fine furniture at realistic AMAZING VALUE! SELF.PROPEUED prices, plus easy terms. 6 Transistor DELUXE SN O BLOWER 2 • Desks Michael Dworkin, Mgr. PORTABLE • Recliner Chairs Registered Pharmacist « Swivel Rockers RADIO CLOTHES DRYER Why did we f Boston Rockers 'M lntotnm with *v«iY kind of ttmptin* cootw. Ni s S t t s t m*lo d»fk 0> i No extra charge for choose s Leather rase • Boudoir Chairs • Ear plug and Barricini? WORLD FAMOUS b attery • ilassocks Transistors guaran­ • Tables Just like 'the fine quality teed a lifetime drugs we carry, we also sought a quality candy with BARRiCiNi CANDY Even picks up Canada Wall Shelves Cl4*' ...SIM PLY BY WR!TINe high standards. We special­ s Tremendous Powtr r,• Lamps ly went out of our way for a CO M ES TO Liggett Drug (18-21 .Stations) A C H EC K ! candy that had j s Built-In Antenna • Vacuum Cleaners A. No preservatives added s Plays Everywhere B. High quality AT THE PARKADE-404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Reg. $14.95 • Up to 200 Hours Chkck-Cekdit is a modem bank-credit plan • Electric Bropms C. H and dipped, not Playing on Single ^ d i gives you a ready reserve of extra cash machine made ' Liggett Low Price 29c Battery • Fireplace Equipment D. Always fresh. • 90-Day Guarantee whenever you need it—to meet unexpected o You will find this take advantage of salee on major • Radios, TV, Phonos With these standards you ou tp lay s a 10 tr a n ­ ★ 4 DRYING TEMPS PLUS 1' will never have a peciiliar sistor appliances . . . whatever you want or need. • Tape Recorders after taste as you may 1 get e Amazing value at DEWRINKLING CYCLE You actually borrow fo)m the bank ju st by with an ordinary boxed can- $ this low price. dv We invite you to come 9.99 jA and Uste the difference. wiiting a check. Find out^how you can qualify ★ ALL PORCELAIN DRUM ^Thousands of piefces of this Country Stylt. Tlif Bl| 'n' Bold Okurtmont BuUor Kningt, NuU Mid pnMHit brIHIt Th« 6cti|on. Tilly conlininlll chocoMl, I 3 H.P., 4 eyrie. Briggs A for H^tford National Ch^-Credit. Miniitur. |O0dn«n M Mw |i«nt ill*. bitlwd in rul old-fothlontd eliocoUto Md with superb teste. In oiello-dark or Milk 9-Volt Transistor Battery ||( Stratton engine, poeltlve v t MARLOW'S delicious candy will be given loppnd oM with ti>ooe»4 miU. cbocotati. I chain drive, throws imow away FrC^e.' Later, you will say as we did, “By golly, this 410 INSTALLATION ALLOWANCE S right or left. oj|C FURNITURE SAVE YOUR HEART iW 'a w c e m t 1* the best piece of candy I Reg. 49c. 19c TO HELOO CUSTOMERS m have ever tasted." COME TO OUR FREE CANDY PARTY OPEN See you a t our Candy party. v.imimimlwwitw.'m’m LAST 2 DAYS— FR!DAY ANg^SATURDAY FREE TONIGHT TILL Sincerely, FREE FREE % SAT. UNTIL 5:80 Help us celebrate our new Barricii^i candy department. We’ll M l lOUIPOPS AND THEATRE SIZE j Plenty Of Free ^ X^TATXONikZa B A N K Michael Dworkin, Mgr ^ Open* 9 fo 9 have a complete selection of luscious Barricini candy crea­ TMC CANDY BALLOONS F06 BOX Of MINIATURES AMB TBVaT OOMTAICT Registered Pharmacist. tions. Just wait until you taste their mouth-watering, kitchen- YOU THE C N R ^ E N WrTH EVERY POUND Umihsrr.O.LC. Main St. — 649-^5221 Unfil Christmas INC. and Easy Parking ^ p. 8. We ai»6’ mail anj^ ASSORTMENT OR MORE. where In the U. 8. and tresh goodness. World-famous Barricini Candy...with tte CAN EAT. IXXXXXJE. FREE PARKING promise that it will arrlv* unforgettable taete youH lovol m 595 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER in time for Ohrietmaa. 4 4 5 HARIfOUD POAD, Near McKIE ■f ' ■------I

lull* n till’d, >4 CVT--T:. PAGE SEVENTEEN liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN> FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963 f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 196S . fAGE SIXTE^ Hebron w- 1 • I b«low aero readlhft weri\ re- S»5J»W »5«4»5if ^ • Skating Worcester, 3; PitUfield. zerb; UUMINUM COMBINATION '■ record.* of the eelerUnen are: New England*, New Haven, Conn., 12; Harts Tree Delivery Audit Report Niimeroua payrheftl* for rentt- ^Optimistic Report ford. Conn., 5; South Wey-\ Cosmetic GIFT' aJ of equlpmeiU wrre 'not sti -r r • mouth, Maaa.t 3. WINDOWS SI0.9S-DOORS SMAS equately detailed." The storm which dumped By Fire Truck the equip­ To • G)ntinue Door canopies. Roll-up Awnliigh f* * * "^"* ^;^ WRAP Received at ' The date.* when On Viet ^am Supervised ice skating will be j more than a foot of snow ReK;nvered. TaRl Down Servlca and Storige, Boat OuvM ment wa* in uee are not indi­ allowed today and tonight until terday in some southeastern Work Caatom Ajw one wanOng trose for Beautiful (Continued from Page One) Repaired or Mad* To Yonr Pamni. - . ttia Ttfla sesaon oan bo secom- cated. .(pontiniied from Page One) 11 o’clock at both Center^ New Elngland points moved up m Z s/. Orommefc — EyHets — FaateiieM. Alr-Oo«dWo«ar Gift "Examination of expendi­ Springs Annex and Charter. into eastern Canada and pro­ RKKloited by Anwton Lak« vol­ Wrapping Town Offices ture* also diaeloaed some In- C o ^ Custom Made for Commorclal and Homo. Vietnamese military plans for Oak F'ark. tures dipped below zero as they duced wjnde of hurricane force unteers who plan to tour the FRFE ------, voice* for aand. g-ravel. loam. '^e" skating schedule for the' have for several m om i^s dur- In the maritime provlncee. town thla Saturday and Sunday Tha annual town audit report which were not properly detail- weekend. Saturday and Sunday: i"? f^e past two weeks, MANCHESTER AWNING CO. aelllng treea of varioua alzes Mcffamara t(,»'k off for Hono­ SPEOAL tnr the year andin< Aug. 31 na» ed Only the number of loads as set up bv the park depart-1 The U.S. Weather Bureau’s 5-Dov ForPeast 195 W. CENTER STREET—449-8091 atarttng from table alae. They lulu. where he' was to have a ment. will be as follow*: Char-1 five-day forecaat indicated no are all freriily cut. They oan ai- HOLIDAY MMI Wed with cated The invoice* should conference with Adm. Harry ao be purcluuMd at Perham's WRAPPING FOR more A. Tiirkington by H. ' ' “•;ghow cuhii yard* .supplied and ter Oak 10 a.m. to noon, 1:30 relief from the extreme cold, W^INDSOR LOCKS (AP) — D Felt, loniinandor of U.S. to 10 p.m.; Annex 10 am. to; For those who recalled last Texaco Sorvloe in Amaton. Or- kur Stev’eri. CPA. I the price per yard, as well a* ’The U.S. W’eather Bureau is­ fon ts In the Pacific. He then 10 p.m January with its frequent read- sued the following five-day dors may be plaoed by calling CHRISTMAS Aa la required, explanatory i Uie dat* delivered and the total will return directly to Washing, Coa.sting will be Allowed j Ings of well below zero it be- Donald------Heath. - —They wia be de- oommenta and recommendations charged.’ forecast for Connecticut today: Hvered In Hebron by fire truck. \Ve were informed that pur­ ton. daily in Center Springs Park I gan to look like another cold Temperatures in Connecticut JEWELRY. STYLED GIFTS accompany the atatements Oiinciding with hl.s visit, from 8:30 until dark. I year. Winter officially starts during the next five days, Sat­ H so :ramieated the audit. chase orders are available, but HE'LL ENJOY FOR YEARS YMUte Gift Service thev were rarely used. the South Vict.name.se .stepped Center Springs Pond is un-1 at 9:02 a.ro..^ Sunday. urday through Wednesday are In oommenta. the aurttt re- In a considerable number of up fficir activity against the safe and parents are urged to' GreenvlUe* Maine and Lab- expected to average 9 or more y / f Gilead pariahionera were ALL THE FINEST NAMES in PERFUMES! | porta the town booti* have been instances cash discount* avail- Cong An American warn their children to atay off anon, N.H., were the coMeat degrees below normal. It will be greeted at the church door laat maintained in a aatiirfaclor. I..: I .t... able to the town were not tak- .spoke.sman said there wa.s no the ice. spots, both reporting official cold throughout the period. Sunday, White OUt Sunday, by Men JfWfiry j , maimer. significant----• lontait. "but with ------‘------The normal high and low Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Porter. re«dings of 9 below zero. of The report ahowa that the un- "We recommend that all of major operation.s In the Mekong Other below zero readings t*m,ieratures in the Hartford Young people the Sunday eoHeoted property taxer aa of French colony and calling for a aohom presented a program, of CHANEL the existing procedures, forms Rivei, delta halt to neutrality prop«isala. Bennington. Vt.. -6; Burling­ area during this period are 36 Once-a-year special! Aug. SI. compared with the we can expect fireworks in the ton. Vt., -3; Montpelier, Vt;, and 18 degrees. In New Haven which the main features were: date the prertous year, methods ;n \use for pur- F’crruchc replied that De The Three Kings, by the Junior The ■ame record- near future Gaulle "w ants only to help Viet Jl; Nei*port. Vt., -6; St. Johns- the range is 38 to 22. N05 SPRAY The spoke.'iiiian .said an choir; the Chriatmaa Story In o?:ilTs^s I S T p a^v ^n "^d^approva. Of Nam." bury. Vt.. -2 Precipitation may total aouut American - piloted re onnsis. one half inch melted occuring Scripture and Song, by th■ e) ---- Sun- expendltiires he studied with After the students returned to In Maine: Augusta, -1; Ban- day school; A Christmaa Circle, twiiad on the current list aggre the purpose of making im­ sance plane hit by guerrilla -2; Caribou. -8:; Houlton, as scattered snow flurries over COLOGNE gated 100.08 per cent as com their cla.sscs. a heavy military gor Crude 1; Fsther, Blese Uie provements to result in s gen­ fire Tue.sday .swooped down on guerd was posted around the -5; .Millinocket, -7; Old Town. interior sections during the pe Largest pared with laiit year’s figure of a guerrilla emplacement, kill- riod and a more general ara*’ Glfte We Bring Ttwe, nursery; KIOW REFILIABLE eral tightening Of controls ■■ embassy. -3. Eastport, -2. the brktging of gifts and choral 100.67 per oent Steyene com­ Itjg an estimated 2fi. In southern New Elngland, no late Svmday or Monday. mented. •'We commend the tax Numerous recommendations •fcommunist guerrillas kept up anthem; Christmas meditation eoUeetor on her auccees in mair.- are listed for the .Selectmen On their rapid-fire attacks, hittir.p by the pastor; Hymn, Joy to the selectmen's expenditures, the World. Selection 4 telning her collection record at a reported eight m ilitary out- UR PRIMARY CONCERN...THI PRfSCRIPTION ebora 100 per oent.” report says "Our examination, . post.s and .strategic ham lets In C o n n c Soma memtoera of the Ollead disolo.sed that the choir are planning to ting 2 selectmen s days. Under the dog license fund office does not a the auditor to of the opinion an Iways enecK (. j. spokesman said 12K ■oM-flIM. )««• carols with tha patients at the monthly the totals of expend! Ameruan combat death figu Competes f LOOK YOUR BEST airy styl*d, luxury Colchester Convuleacemt Homes In Town emotmt ki this fund is in exce-s tures as shown by their register peekat llghtars. Jh iL fiaJikadsL of the town’s requirements and nil,-.- ...... have been rcvisen revised upwaro upward lo to 8k , j j Guarantaad for Ufa. Monday leaving about 1 p m. ■ rein recommends that the se­ with the controlling amount ap- un.succe.ssful search / \ ' J S >4 I P F l t P Y The choir aJao plana to aing to pearingnearine in the treasurerstreasurer s cash . . ______i ^ C-11-l/A. • FOR THE HOLIDAYS! I the elderly and slcli of the com­ W ■, lectman. together with the tow n for the pilot of a fightcr-bomher 404 West Middle Turnpike disbursement record We recom­ that i rashed on a dive-bombing munity the same evening from W MV; treasurer, request permission of mend that this be done monlh- Custom satlafactloB la our chief coneem . . . Come the Oomm last oner of Agrlcul- , _ ,, run in early Oi tobei (Continued from Page One) 7:30 to 9. 'Hie PF carol sing today—you will find minimum waiting aa there are 4 wlU start at 6 tomorrow we- £ tijre to transfej- at leart $3,000 f,n the time book.* ii.sed A r S. Army enli.sKvl man ARPEGE was found dead in his barrack.- Connecticut a* a site for the •Xpert barbera at your aervlco. ntag at GUead Church, after to the town’s General Fund, bv the road foreman for re- which the group wUl a tt^ the Bjcamlnatlon of the dog ward­ Thur.sday with a bullet In his proposed center, but he added I cording time of employes It Is ihest Biter he had taken time •quare dance at GUead Hall. CHANEL NO. 5 ff, en’s report* for •ervices were .said these do not include pro­ he did not wish to be ”paro- Natural Spray* prepared on the proper state off to clean bis pi.slol. Circum­ Persona Interested In becoming vision for hi* signature certify­ stances of the death are being cfrial’’ and would welcome the ' members of the Gilead tdrurcb SPRAY PERFUME g Forms but aoording to the audi­ ing to the corrertness of the i by LANVIN to r "werre not notarized' as the r investigated, but it is presumed selection of any area In the should contact the pastor at time reported. accidental This bring.s Ameri­ state. PARKADE once. __ , General .Statutes require. I Unexpended balances r>f ap­ can noncombat death* In V'iet The five Democratic House Brownies Pinned Over 2.50 Measured & Oommenta were made on the ; propriation* were $10,689 of Mrs. Everett Clark, Mrs. Ron­ ( oneentrated AC.OO U* last annual town ’’ep^ in i Nam to 69. members were present. Sens. u n riM i presents Fourteen Americana are miss- Thomas J. TkSdd and Abraham FINE LIA’rHE* WALlETt $15.95 ptNS 4| PCNCRJt ald SagUo and Mrs. Jam es Perfume Spray*. which many of the aualtor s | Chase ^ of a cem etery .sitebu* Bna'and , . Derby presented Brownie plM LANVIN comments were omitted from Riblcoff. Dcmocrat4 and Rep. BARBER Quality pin saal loat. black or broam. 12K $ 1 7 .5 0 tba sal -S $2,669 for the revaluation fund f,^.Namara’ reportedly got a Abner Slbal. Republican, sub- goM-fillad sicnat tor aograving. to the second and third grade the gift extraordinaire th« putoliahed report. Stevens balance starling allvar ae oosTWivented, 'Tn our oplnior. hard appraisal of a deterior­ mitted statements. a 12K Kotd-flllad.ltKU. Brownie Troop at its investure Chanel Bath Powder Stevens noted that both ap­ ating situation from American Dodd’s statement said he Art Anion iHti tnirasttola, at tllfM addltkoal vMual $1000, oeremony yesterday. R efr^- NEW w ithout some of the.se sta te ­ propriations have been out­ •barit. Each banatotMly gilt boxtd. ments much of the purpose of advlser.s in three key provinces could see no reason why the ^ ments were provided by the standing for years and the re­ SHOP mothers under the coordination GIFT TRIO and Spray ^10.00 the report, to oonvey to oitl- earlier today. center should go the "congest­ valuation has been completed The provinces, currently the EASY CRB)IT TERMS of Mrs. Howard Patrowskl, Mrs. ■ens the ressiKs of flhe year’s for some time. He recommend­ ed" Bo.ston area. MANCHESTER PARKADE operattons, to lost.” worst hit in Viet Nam, arc I.c)ng Treadway read a letter from Paul Buvkiin, Mrs. John DU^ S 2 ^ 5 .0 * . ed that the board of flnance An, on Saigon's .southern Gov. John N. Dempsey that A Merry Christmas l.*>wer l>evel—649-0860 atevena reports the minutea vote to close the appropriations dano. Mrs. Thomas McHugh Arpege Set *6.00 frlnge.s; Kien Hoa. in thi' .Me­ said Connecticut would welcome and A Happy Br., snd Mrs. Joseph Zachman. ef the boabd of finance for the during the current fiscal year Tom and Dan Ouamaocla •urrent y ^ were incomplete kong Delta, and Binh Duong, at the facility. New Year Mrs. EUls to Speak *5 The concluding recommenda­ the edge of D zone north of Sai­ The NASA committee muat SHOOR The IWland County IFYE % GIFTS FOR HIM and to aotne inetancee lacked tions refer to others made in To One and AH Open Monday, Deo. 28 and SO 917 MAIN STREET— 3IANCHE8TER full Information on the action gon. now pick a region. Thia will | oommitteo to planning a « w ^ 7 earlier years. He said, "The McNamara peppered the ad- My Sin Set *5.50 taken. He advised that greater conditions which prompted take several weeks. Then a site , OPEN TONIGHT TO 9 P.M. wide IFYE idght on Jan. 18 at attention be given to the writ­ »ni .UBr,*!,,,, In vlsera with questions for three within the region must be se­ the Northeast School, RodcvlUe, them taking%opio«.s note*. ing of theae minutes and to our opinion, therefore they are lected and Justified to the at 7:30 p.m. at which time Mias ® C A N O E McNamara said after a vi.sit House and Senate space com­ Kathy BlUs of Hebron. wlU give the material Included in them. repeated.” three months ago that he be­ •Thay ahould clearly state the The references were to rec­ mittees. a sHde talk on her experiences In by Dana lieved the Vietnamese could Rep. Emilio Q. Daddario. D- Ceylon, where she spent six action taken and the facta arvd ommendations that the invoices handle the Communists without thinking which reaulted in the for services be approved by the Conn., a member of the House months Mvliig with agricultural the pre.scnt ma.ssive U S. help. Space Committee, said a site in families to all major dtotricts decision reached.” He ftirther State Commissioner of Health, But U.S. officials here now say reootmnended the rep o rts as required by law. Connecticut could draw upon of the country. Kathy to the EAU DE COLOGNE shcaild be typewritten and Also, that action be taken the Junta is .spending too much all the educational, research light, brisk, citrus-crisp. time on politic.* at the expense daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ signed and In accordance with for the collection of trailer li­ and Industrial resources of the neth EUls. She attended the of the war. New England region. Canoe mokes a man feel the General Statutes muat be censes as provided in the zon­ University of Connecticut snd spruCa and well-groomad. ing and subdivision regulations. "If things don’t get moving in filed wtth the town clerk with­ 90 days we are lost." sold one DODD BILL VOTED received her B.A. degree In so­ Imported from Franca. in tw o woekw from the date the American official. WASHINGTON (AP) The ciology from 'Wheaton OoUege, meeting waa held. Manchenter Evening Herald Dl. She to now available to give Under planning and zoning Coventry correnpondenf. F. American source* said also senate has pa.sscd and sent to Both Powder with extravagant fashion puff that .senior Americans in Saigon ; Pre.sident for signing a ’bill talks and Wustrated loctures of aonrtmisslon K was recommend- Pauline IJttle, telephone her experiences.” 2.75 and 3.85 742-6231. sounded out McNamara on the would subject Juveniles •d that all receipts be de- possibility of greater operation- e.scapc from federal penal GREATEST CHOICE EVER Flntohes Combat Oourae pototed pix*npUy. The refer­ Marine Pvt. Roland C. Bouch­ 5.00 al control for the American ad- jn.stituttons to a year in prison, the new spray. • • ence waa lo a check received er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- which was held In the town ^ , . , . $1,000 fine, or both. The bill i.s of world-famous Rorkville-Vemon The U.S. Central Intelligence ^poriaored bv Sen. 'Thomas J. anoe A_ Boucher of OUezid Rd., that’s pure fraer^nce • • APHRODISIA WOODHUE ▼auH pending deciaion aa to its Agency chief. John A. Mc^ne, D-Conn. Dodd i* chair- completed four weeks of indi­ Mltknats deapoaiUon. vidual comtoait training Nov. 16 E was present at all of McNa- Juvenile De- FLAMBEAU TIGRESS "Fallura to depoalt this Darwin Given dmcussions. McCone is Suheotnmittee. r t c a r v e d wedding rings at the Infantry Training Regi­ AEROSOL? NOT AT ALL! aheok for almost a year to. In believed to be reorganizing his _~ . _____ ment, Marine Corps Baae, our opinion, very poor policy Mental Test forces in Viet Nam following' Camp Lejeune, N. C. two end a half full ounces of and doea -not re^esent pfx>per actual Toilet Water with ix> the recall to Washington of his | A. DUNSAI m The wedding ring of tradition— the one beloved by Am erico While with the regiment aJl protection of the town’s ftmds,” A paychlatrlc examlnaUon of chief operative, John H. Rich­ new Marines are trained to tac­ gas Of propellant to distort i t '• iiM ...... |M Je Fo r Men the auditor aaid. l y F. Darwin. 46, of Andover, gnlson. ■ria'f lilt*...... IlfJO brides since 1850, the one most popular today! In especially tical and combat akUla needed ... leak-proof, spill-proof... 'The auditor alao recommend­ charged with first degree mur- Richardson's replacement, Pl- L E / ^ S E S. CHISHIU UT (or battle. Bmphasia waa plac­ ed a system of pre-numbered hardened 14K gold—with the artistry, ti»e sharp detaihiig lO and refillable right from der in the slaying of Hope Roth- erre da Silva, who has been THE GroMi’i Ris* ...——$34.00 ed on the small unit tactics — f duplicate receipt books be well of Bolton was held gome- working In Hong Kong, came to ' Iria't lUs .... ti* J0 the four-man Are team and the your own large bottle of C ANTUM n r Boiquety A itc a rv td . . . they start as low as S8. Come aed adopted by the recreation oom- time yesterday afternoon at Saigon with McCone. He is ex- 1964 13-man squad. LANVIN ToUet Water. Bilttee for recording receipts. Tolland State Jail. peeled to take over his post Of«»a't tt»*------Woodhue and Aphrodesia Hu*------iz rjo Wool Applications Due C Under board of education, the Permission waa granted by early next year. I CAR 0. lADIANT tIT The 1963 marketing year for reoomsnendallon is that time Judge Charles 8. House yealer- More than 3,(XX) students OrsMl’l Mos ..... $4540 USE YOUR CREDIT wool ends Dec. 31, and all ap- boohs, thne cards or aome other day morning to Darwin's attor- staged a noisy anti-French dem- , Of Your Choice Sria’i Un* ...... $3SJ0 pUca-tiona for Incentive pay­ payroll form ba used in which neyg, the law firm' of Marte, onstration in front of the French ' 4 colors of I4k gold blende cd Isuo • rlbrasit dtsltH. ment on any wool of unshorn proviaton to made for proper Shea and Keith, and to State's Embassy today. The students. | • Yearly laimba sold between April 1 and approval or certification of Atty. Joel Reed II for the ex- possibly instigated by the mlll- f. tMONWin MT • Monthly tlof ...... fri.io Dec. 31 of this year must be part-time custodians. The aud­ aminations. The attorneys were lary Junta, protested President • Weekly Sria'i list _____$37.50 SHOOR on flle In the county office by itor found the records aupport- authorized to select their own de Gatille's support for a neu- F. ASHUNO SIT 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER January 31. Applications should faig w«4fea paid to such persona phyeiciana. tralized and reunified Viet Nam MORIARTY Gto«ir'i tin* ...... 53Z.50 be fUed early as incentive rates Revlon were toadequate, that attached According to Atty.' John F. The demonstration apparently — $37 JO OPEN TONIGHT TO 9 P.M. cannot be announced until the to ttia paiyrolla were aheets Shea Jr. the ordering of the ex- , was timed to Impress McNa- BROTHERS Artesrved ■ ‘ - applications are received and Pocket Edition toiowtng dates and hours worked, amination was considered a nor-! mara. totals forwarded to state and FASHION MIST ’63 but there were no approvals or mal procedure in a case of this Student leaders handed to the rnUonal offices. All applica­ eertifloations by the head cua- type. The state hw not yet con- French c h a r g'e d'affaires, tions must be accompanied by Beloved Crepe de Chine Eau Tortoise-tone Compact and todtona or anyone else to ducted their examination but George Perruche, an open letter the original sales documents. are expected to do so In the to De Gaulle criticizing past de Toilette in a chic, new Futurama Lipstick enwrapped authority. Prince Motchobolll Atoo reoomsnended le this near future. 1 French policy in the former I Manriieater Evening H*>rald spray case. Easy fin- 3 0 0 in a rich and luxuri- 3 5 0 Hebron oorrespondent, Ml*a ous brocade case.. . & Kiinan B. Pendleton, telephone PERFUME HONORS terflp control. 1 (g. Travel Set *3.00 228-8454. NABISCO SUPERFINE W HERE???? A quartette of Perfumes in SMAIX WHITE ONIONS miniature crowns. Prophecy, TRISCUIT WAFERS 8 oz. tin 2 for 41o ' BOY SCOUT Stradivari, Goftlen Or. Pkg. 39c LIMAGRANDB 250 SOS tin 19c CAN YOU FIND Notes and News Autumn, Wind Song. KAISER PACK 261 LACHOY The annual combined Christ­ Shave Lotion and Shave & FOOD STORES BROILER FOIL CHRISTMAS VARIETY I mas party and pack tn««ting I :& c h o ii was 8 &t yerplanck Cream ^4.00 rtilnnse School. Oubmaster Y]tlncon,t 2 BLU-WHITE FLAKES KRETSCHMER’S Vegetables 20 Ft. Roll 45c called the meeting to order at LIKE THIS AT 11 P .“ 1:30 pjn. ^ . . Cosmetics The "Cubby” for perfect at- DESERT FLOWER • Oa. Pk«. TIDY-HOME LARGE SHIPMENT OF 25c W HEAT GERM tendanoe and best parent turn­ REVLON LANVIN For Men | .30.8 Tin 43c LUNCH BAGS JUST ARRIVED! NATIONALLY KNOWN TOYS I out ■waa awarded to Den 7. The SPRAY COLOGNE banner for second place was re- TRCNO POWDER I t Os. Jtmr 37c All 20 Count 2 For 19c ir OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 8:00 A.M. to MIDNIGHT! ir cdlvod by Don 4. Mr, Viweent MANICURE SETS and HAND LOTION DOG GARBAGE RAG8 then made several announce­ English Leather Largs 2 For 39c ments of Interest to everyone Brands $3.00 YUMMIES 20 Count 27c attending. The first Item ■was 3.75 to 6.75 FOR MEN CREAM OF RICE DECORATIONS TOYS CARDS that we will make a donation TRBND LIQUID GIFTS to the George StUea memorial, g • Oz. Pkg. 19c CEREAL • Buy your cards here! end our annual tocating party at • Cigarette Lighters • Gift Wraps • Games Camp Johnson wlU be held Jen. Choose From These Other la r g e 2 F o r 59C oz. bottle • Cigars, box or pkg. • Ribbons • Coloring Sets We have a wonderful 19, regardless of the weath^ 18 Os. Pkg. 43c MT. WHITNEY The charter 'wiil be presented • Cigarette Cartons • Tinsel • Trucks • ’ collection of nationally at the Blue and Gold Banquet OLD SPICE "TRAVELER'' DUTCH CLEANSER Pitted Ripe Olives • Pipes • Icicles • Boats Famous Brands... GUEST SIZE famous Ambassador In Petorueary. Travel sizes of After Shave Ball Point Pens • Angel Hair • Educational Toys The following Cub Scouts re- NINE LIVES eeiv^ awards: M Os. 2 For 27c 211 Tin 35c • Shoe Shine Kits ' • G litter Cards. Buy them by Cologiie Trio ^5a00 .^Lotion and Talcum. • Christmas Canes • Over 500 Other Wolf badge, Robert Oonnore • Cosmetics the box. We have hun* and Da.’vld aboray: Lion badge, SET OF 8 OF THE MOST, POPULAR q 1.00 All Tuna Cot Food • De Mers and Stockings Toys To Choose SWEETHEART SOAP \ Btaptaan Ctarit; goW arrows on FABERGE FRAGRANCES OLD SPICE 4 oa...... 2 for 27e R&R Boxed Chocolates • Popcorn Balls From , dreds to choose from! bear, Charles Fuller; gold arrow c h i c k e n a l a k in g on lion, Ronald Vincent and GIFT SET Fselal Mza 3 For 35c 12 ...... 25e 10 1J oz. .Mr Stephen Clark; dennor bars, Stick Deodorant & After^ BONED CHIOKFJf OVER 5.000 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM— WOW! WesUoy Bouchard: asst denner 6 oz. 69c bar, John Klsella; birthday 2 . 0 0 Lotion. books — all nine years old — N O N E SUCH TETLEY Tarry DeRosa, P a trick Mc­ OLD SPICE GIFT SET DOLE KiiiG iid S Shop our other big departments, too! Bakery Products, Groceries, Baby Food, Delicatessen, Frozen Carthy and Duane Smith. f I 48 TKA BAGS phis HAW AIIAN . Next to the way of enters B(x^ Takuro and MINCE MEAT 16 EXTRA Ic ^ PINKAPPU'; JUICE ^ I#oods, Magazines, Newspapers. , . tainsnent waa a skit '"Hie Shave LoBon. 2 a 0 0 46 oz. tin S6<' Night Before Chriatmaa," put 65c KUO£D PINEAPPIJl ^AtMFCLOROX, to 'by Den 7. . '> 3 a « e s a ts s « No. 1 Flat Tin 2 for 89e / The moeting adjourned to tha \5lft5ePOUR)j auditorium where movlea w w * igcw ■hown. Returning to the oefe- U N D ER W O O D S i b T V . terla, Christmaa Carols wert Sportsman Shove King's Men Shovt Koobkr-Supromo RED BAP N.„ sung. With the sounds of Jingle DEVILED HAM King Size emoriai x^omer Bells echoing through the haUs, YARDLE CLUB CRACKEI^S REI'REl!iH-R 352 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CORNER OF HAYNES Santa Claua made his entraoM Lotion $1.00 Groom, Lotion $3.25 WITH SPRAYER and distributed gift# to aH !|of Family Size 1 ill 39c 5 4'WE‘RE o p e n w h e n o t h e r s a r e CLOSED!" tawi chUdMk ^ 89c' JiaCraahmaata waa* Brio l-Lh. Pkg. 35c I Ox. BoL 53c Reg. Size 2 F or 43c , aaar ed ta emeeyone. ■ ^^9^^ I

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PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN BANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963 KANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBEat 20, 1968 ■*TS- ment 8 per tent, and food 7 per South Windsor cent. Rocket Engine Small Firms The increase i^bted both last yekr and this In the number of Tested i n W ater Go Abroad smaller firms entering the for­ School Board eign field while activities of SAN FRANCTSCO (AP) — A larger U.S. firms wer| tapering Corporal rocket engine ^ th he igh chool orld off helps explain Washington T H S W Names 5 to Ay SAM DAWSON 17,000 pounds of thrust was test­ AP BiinineHM New* Annivst and European predictions that ed intermittently for 15 seconds Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Advisor total dollar Investment abroad NEW YORK (API-The big Thursday 80 feet under water m VoL XXVIII No. 18 Friday, December 20 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School boys may have started it but in : will show only a slight gaiii this San Francisco Bay. Citizens Unit tha last year the .smaller U .S .; year when compared with the ■usa.tjfii! Wg rush in such activity in the The test was performed by firms have increasingly got into' Aerojet - General under a con­ Smoking Poll Shows Th« bo«.rd of «hicatl’n Mid | facing a major showdown next ance of payments in world fi­ .smoking at Manchester High advance development, said the Mr*. H. Leonard Katz: from the i year In 53-nation tariff negotia'-, nancial dealings. etaring into th* ominotis The "annual Alunmi Ba.s- School ? In a poll taken last firm is aiming at developing PINE PHARMACY corrununlty, Mr*. David .Ioser>h 1 tlons. And the U.S. government Many other things besides for­ *y«s of def«st with 1«m than ketball game will take place j rockets that can be successful­ I week by the Hij^ School World ot Palmer Dr.. John Flood of | has worried a bit alwut Y®"kee eign Investments contribute to 664 CENTER ST.— MANCHESTER thr«e minutas left, the Manches­ School Supplies Saturday. Dec. 26. Price ly launched from the sea. ! al the Buggestion of MHS prin- Main St. and W. Lindsey* Booth \ dollars flowing oversea.* ' and the drain, including military ex­ ter High beslcetball team er- of the tickets will be II for Ifipal A. Raymond Rogers, sev- ©f Edg-ewood St. has been emphasizing its drive' penditures abroad, foreign aid, rupted with a barrage of eight SAA members and non­ HEADS FRENCH OOIJJNY Lost Dog Service ’ eral intere-stlng facts were Mr*. Romeyn was na.med tem­ to get smaller firms to help i bank loans and the buying of points and an inspired defense members alike, and will be j brought to light. swell the total of exports made foreign securities, especially BRAZZAVILLE, Congo Re­ bo notch Its second O d L vic­ on sale at the door. porary chairman of the cotn- public (AP)—A former school­ To most of Manchester I Of the 532 seniors who an- mittee and will call Its, first at home. I short-term ones. tory without a defeat, a 46-38 j swered the poll. .58.6 per cent But the number of American ' Investment overseas appar­ teacher, Alphonse Ma.ssamba- verdict over Platt High of Meri­ MHS is a scholarly place of meeting. Debat, was elected president of education and abundant I are smokers. In the junior class, The cornniittee will study the firms seeking lucrative markets ' ently Is still a big thing in U.S. t f S A R j den, Thiesday night in the Silver' 163.2 per cent of 379 juniors abroad by getting right on the | corporate boardroom discus­ this former French colony on iASY PARKINS yy ^ City. knowledge. Wednesday, a po.s.siMIlttea of a JtmloT high i new service was rendered. Rifle Team I smoke, and in the .sophomore scene apparently is still on the ! sions, despite chsmging fashions the Congo River Thursday. He IjssI Friday the Indians canve ■ehool and a kindergarten as j was the only candidate on the A small, light brown and class, 42.0 per cent of 364 stu­ part of the school system. It will Increase. And a survey of new from the big company to the within one point of upsetting small one, frqm one lndu.*try to ballot. while spotted puppy roamed dents smoke. submit its recommendations to foreign activity this year show.* the highly-touted Weaver Bea­ Tops Record Tile tx>ard of education Ls cur- 43 per cent 6f it accounted for another, from* one nation to an­ Massamba-Debat, 42, l(ad vers of Hartford at the MHS the achool corridors without the board by June. other. headed the pTOvlslonal govern- his master. One of the bark reJitlv pondering the question The board received a letter by U.S. companle.* with annual arena. The cagers played a “Su-pcr'-la-tive', adj.. 1. Ex­ of whether or not to restrict aales under 50 million. | ment since formerfori President R n ^ Manchefcteh. L U M B E R ^ highly impressive game though rooms of the MHS office from tfie high school student Abbe Fulbert Youlou was top­ qutcklv transformed inti a pressing the higheM degree orf the .student siiioklng privileges council regarding students driv- A slight rise in licensing is Pad Blocks Rash they came up on the short end inslitiiled in 19.50. NeM scientific reported. But most of the U.S. pled in a coup last August. kennel. "His master's voice’’ quality. 2. Surpassing all oth­ Ing to ■chool. n i w i s t i d i a in o u t d o o r d ic o r a t io n of a 46-46 score. soon came throfigh on the dlscoi’eries of the probable companies seek either complete At Platt, the Indians spurted Student council representa- LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y. office switchboard. ers. health hazards of ,the smoking ownership or a majority interest —A new pJaatic "cloth” devel- to a quick 8-1 advantage. Led Though thia may not be an habit have aroused their con- ttves Mid they felt that inclu­ in the new projects abroad. FO R RENT The owner said he would op>ed to protect baby from dia­ by a tenacious defense and claim his pup at 9:4.5. Stu­ English lesson, it could possibly j eem. sion on the honor roll should In the first half of 1963 U.S. some fine shooting by lanky not be the only UmHlng factor per rash la being marketed by 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projeo- dents in the office, at the be the best way of describing Mr. Rogers has stated that companies established 348 new a firm here. It ia placed as a tors—sound or ailent, ^ so Bob Eh'ans, '66, they ball- the record-breaking perform­ for paiMng privUegM at school. forelg;n businea* units, more time, were not able to ac­ "The schiwi is in an awkward pad between the b c ^ ’a bottom 86 nun. allde projectors. hawked brilliantly to produce a a n c e of this year's rifle team. Some students, working up to than in any previous half year count for the howling com­ powlion '.n view of toe mountiirg and the diaper and lets liquid 12-4 first quarter score. ing from the vice principals’ The gcuiners have i in their sec­ evidence that .smoking ls in- their capacity, are not able to period since the survey was WELDON DRUG CO. Then the roof fell In! TTve Dianne Bmsslngton attain honor marks; while oth- pass through without itself be­ offices. ond match of the Reason l sur­ jnriou.s to health; however, started July 1, 1960, by the man­ coming wet. M l Main S t—T el 648-5821 Panthers employed a half-court passed all other teams in pi'e- c n . on the honor roll, are not agement consultant firm of Promptly at quurter-lo-ten many students of high school presa and rebounded for w 18- the mystery was cleared. A vlous seasons by shattering the age have become addicted to working to their capacity, Booz, Allen A Hamilton. 14 half-time advantage.! All- English I^8s they said. This fact should be amall, warmly clad boy mark for team scoring in a sin­ smoking, and the very limited In the entire three-year pe­ CXHL candidate Dan Grabowski gle match. The new standard taken into eonstderation. the riod. 1,527 companies set up cautiously entered through privilege granted student.* upon was ali over the floor as he Returns Home came at the expense of Wind­ Isttsr said, but the student 3,418 new foreign activities—63 the main door from the parental request provides an dominated th* boards and often ham Tech, which suffered a Should hsv« pankig grades in Bound for Jail per cent in new business estab­ snowy maze outside. An easily administered outlet • for FLETCHER CUSS CO. OF MANCHESTER led the Platt fast brake. 942-905 defeat at the hands of ■II suhjects. lishments, 26 per cent in li­ On Thursday, Dec. 19, Diane awed, rosey face peered these students.” Ruaaell W. McLarry. 21, is fingerprinted here shortly before SettMng down to a more Brasslngton, the first foreign the gunners. The 942 score sent It was also thought that the entering county Jail on a charge of threatening the life of censing and 21 per cent in ex­ over the counter to catch Eaih student and teacher at paiants o f the students should 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 649-7879 steady brand of ball, (Joarh Phil friend ever to bring the reality the eye of the principal. Mr. into oblivioji the "old" 937 MHS wa-s given a questiormair# the late president Kennedy. He was ordered held for the panding existing units. WHEN YOU THINK OF Hyde's pharges matched Platt grant permlasion for driving to More than half of this activity of the land of PJngland to MHS, Raymond Rogers, al the score achieved by last year's explaining the situation and re­ grand jury and placed under $2,500 bond. At right is Fred GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER bssket for basket and finally undefeated slate champs. school, and might also withdraw Burney, U.S. marshal. McLarry said the threat was a was in six nations: Britain 14 left for home. front desk. He showed the questing anmvera to sevei-aj found themselves with slim, 30- Accompanied by leaders and lad to the Impromptu ken­ thk peeniiSBion if they deemed Joke. (AP PhotOfax). er cent, Canada 10 per cent, CORNER DURANT ST Oi-Capt. Allan Archibald led questions. It necessary. Students could •lANT FIR PLYWOOD CHRIBTMAi CARD 29 lead at the third period scouts of Troop 1. the group nel. the overpow'ering attack which Sapan 9 per cent. West Ger­ mark. If it had not been for the According to the sruwet" par­ drlva othen to school, the ooun- sponsoring her stay, Diane The small boy clutched made a strong showing by many and France 7 per cent LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDSl aggressive rebounding and over­ ents of 75Vr of the Bophoinors «I1 soggasted, if they also meet public building commission at Patsy DiCianda, Abby Rd. each, and Italy 6 per cent. |fsks thin easy to build Com plete winged her way from Bradley his puppy tightly in his arms Windham look comparatively smokers know that their chil­ the high achool Monday at 8 all srounsed play of rugged Field to New York. It was and dashed through the • m reqatmnents for driving to E x t And seven American states PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING Mnonalixed diaplay with d©4t.yoMr««t/paeh6#i weak. Wlndhani's score 4s usual­ dren smoke, and 44% of toess school, and their parents grant­ p.m. to discuss preliminary Assigned to Chanute Jim Walsh, ’64, it is doubtful there that she boarded a plane doors into an awaiting car. have the home offices of almost the Indians could have main­ Eileen Packard Exhibits ^Toy Parade^ ly enough to overcome most parents have given their per­ ed pewnlsslon. AB students drlv- plans for the addition to the Airman Michael O. Mullen, Iidl eolor paste-on pat­ for Ekigland after bidding a last Perhaps, one wonders how high school teams. (In fact, it three-fourths of the companies: AUTO GLASS INSTALLED terns and flr plywood. In- tained their position. Eileen Packard, '65, here displays her creative ability in a "Toy Parade showcase, across mission for it. Over half, 55% hig to school must have a good Fleasanl Valley elementary son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. New York 30 per cent; Illinois farewell to America and her the young master was noti­ was enough to have beaten of the sophomore smokers, have The first part of the fourth new-found friends. fied. An MHS student recog­ from room 150. All the toys shown have been ftiade by Eileen, from scrap materials, hahavior record ki and ont of achool. Mullen of Sperry Rd., is being 11 per cent; Ohio 9 p>er cent, GLASS FURNITURE TOPS eludea letter cut outs foe Manchester in the Indian's oth­ been smoking for longer then The board will suggest that quarter was an exciting see- Remembering her travels nized his neighbor's dog and liquid detergent containers, cardboard, and other such useless material. She conceived the reassigned to Chanute AFB, Pennsylvania ahd California 8 jrour name. er two matches.) Archibald's a year, but only 1% of them ■uggestad that ■siw battU. Bhrans closed the here, Diane pondered the tiin the office secretaries com­ Idea for the con.structlon of the toys while Illustrating a story' book for children for whom TlM oounck school transportation and the HI., for technical training as a per cent each, Michigan 6 per MIRRORS (FIreploce and Door) score of 193 was above any have an MHS smolong pass. report from the safety commit­ gap to 37-88 with 2:30 remain­ she had camping at Acedia, pleted and closed the case. she baby-sits. A student in Mrs. Lavem Kelson's Art III claas, Eileen plans to illustrate anforoament o f aw rulirules be United States Air Force ma­ cent, and New Jersey 4 per other shcoter in the match. Sen­ This is protoably because fesv BiatiitJiinad by membeni of the tee regarding walking to achool PICTURE FRAMING (dl typM) ing. Then Carl Hohenthal, ’65, Maine, in a tent, and swimming T. R., ’"65 still another poem-ln-story-formIn much the same manner. (Herald photo by Satemis). chinist Airman Mullen, who en­ cent. ior Dave Landry was the only of them have yet reached to* •tudaot oounoO. be on the agenda of the next listed in the Air Force a short plaQring a wing poeitlon of a in 62 degree ocean water. She Five Industries led the pa­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS ✓ other performer to hit the 190 age of 16. Tba fltudcnt ooundl asked joint meeting of town boards in time ago, has completed his Ini­ rade; chemicals and nonelec­ 1-3-1 aone presa Intercepted carried personal memories of mark. His (»corc of 190 enabled for a with tha school January. tial basic military training at three passes In less than two her stay in New York City entn Reception Planned Of all toe lOto grade stu­ trical machinery 14 per cent OONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK Students Enjoy him to join the select list of dents polled, 60% approved of board to dIscuM the matter. It New Tear's Dance Lackland AFB, 'Tex. He is a mhwites and converted them the eoouts where she got her Manohesterites to score 190 or each, electrical machinery 11 sntohing at MHS as It is per­ was noted that afcoot 3C-S0 cars The American Legion Poet 1963 graduate of South Wind­ per cent, transportation equip­ Into game-scoring hoops. Be­ first view of the lights of Noel Is the Same The National Honor So­ over in match cximpetitioin. MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS fore OitetrraU and his mates Broadway. ‘Feliz Navidad’ mitted now, and they would ■re Involved. The council will and Aiixtltary will hold its New sor High School CLOSED SATURDAY 1 P.M. ciety will sponsor its annual Landry now becomes only toe he kiTlted to a board meeting Year’s Eve dance from 9 p.m. reshxsd what had occurred, the She said, '^ ’ve enjoyed my seventh rifleman In this high vote to continue schoial raiok- Alumni Reception for past ing privileges if they were n» nb -tlM aarlteat possible date, to 2:30 a.m. at the Legion Hall. Wanted — Full-time office ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN buxser had soamded and Man­ stay here very much . . . the The Spanish Club enjoyed a members now attending col­ school's history to Join the Mas- poaatoly Jan. 14. Music will be provided by the secretary with insurance exper­ SMALL DEPOSIT M A H e M M fT M A chester had nin off with s much things that I will remember plnata party last week after The World Round lege on Friday. Dec. 27. A tergpinners Outo. Following in toe board ^ edvication. H m paraosmel poUdea com- Imperials. Refreshments will be ience. Bungeas-DUbe Insurance LAT-AWAY PLAN needed run. most about this country are all school. Following several tiitile panel composed of ten the scoring for the riflemen In toe Junior class, 56''r of s d ttoa wM eatahUdi proced- served buffet style. As there is A ftm cy. 1083 Route 6, South FOR CHRISTMAS Walsh led aU scorers with 14 the friends I have made over attempts, the plnaU broke, freshmen alumni will be pre­ were Alan Morrisson (188), the smokers' parents are aware m m for hlrh« a new aup«» a limited number o f tickets, rea- Windaor, Oonn. 389-8248. Bvans and Hohenthal added IS here. I hope that one day In the spilling wrapped candiea over •The spirit of Christmas is'?’ The custom of receiving sented with, various ques­ John Roth well (186). and Co- that their children smoke, and BERUBE’S near future I can come back to o f soboola and will ervations should be made early TYPEWRITER SERVICE ■nd 12 respectively. Bob Elsca- the floor. stooklngful of odds and ends is ^ tions about college life. The Capt. Phil Rusconi (1851. 41% of these parents have giv­ L visit everyone.’’ the same everywhere," ts the en their permission. There ar* Si|xxt thdr raocmmendationa. with Mrs. Charles Davis, 268 Manoheater Evening Herald 479 East Middle Tpke. vich, '64, was the only other A OhrUtmas Eve play has en­ replaced In England by the | present members will then Including a 904-876 viclorj’ When she get* home, Diane concensus of opinion from board has been invited Hilton Dr.; Mrs. WlUlam Stew­ South Windsor correspondent Indian to soore. ’Th* speedy acted in Spanish. Then, club ha!ng;ing of a piUowcase at the i be given an opportunity to over Rockville on a supposedly 46% of these smokers who AT THE GREEN said “ .. .1 plan to spend Christ have been smoking for longer to meet with the A'very Street art, Foster S t E!xt.; or Mrs. Laura Katz, telephone 644-1768. guard canned six. m em b e rs opened Christmas MHS’a three foreign efxchange bottom of the bed. To the delight' direct questions to panel unlucky Friday the 13th, the mas with my family, and when FTA. on Jan. 7. It was felt that Bob Bosworth’s 33 markers giifts and had cookies and can­ of all. morning finds it full of members. The reception w'lll guivnetis are now 3-0 on the than one year. Ckily 13% of * the new year begina I shall be students. ttwee membeta of the board SanU Claus, the joUy old htUe presents. begin at 2 p.m. in Room A7. new season. A l toe rate they toeni have MIHS smoking betoed the J. V. team notch Its working for my father in his dy. each preaent a abort atate- 1 •! 1 Bsoond win Iti (X3iL oompetl- After playing forfeits in man, keeps the same rendezvous The traditional evergreen is and refreshments will be are going, tire team seem* to passes. g o o d ; ^ e a r offtee. ’Towards the end of the nsant on an Item of Interest. tlon. Hon Otrourard tallied 12 throughout England as report­ in use around the world. In served in the teachers’ create only one "problem" for Despite these facts, onlj’ 87% next year I plan to become a Spanish, the group joined in Ibe board would then receive and Rich Andrulot added 10. ed by Diane Brassington, in Au.stria, It is Mt by real candiea lounge. Present NHS mem­ coach Gil Hcmt that of mak­ of toe juniors polled approve of nursery nurse, (this is working playing a Spanish word aaeo- general statementa from the Sweden as attested to by An­ and decorated by candles and bers. faculty members, and ing up new lists after each toe present smoking arrange­ You’ve Tried tha Reti-Now Try the Best!— Tonight the Red and Whit* In an orphanage with unwanted siatlon game. nadtawa Tbpioa to be covered ders Lundwall. and tn Atwtria, gingetbread cakes. Oiriatmaa interested seniors are invit­ meet in order to keep toe rec­ ments, and would vote for would Include the proMema entertain troublesome Wind­ AU who attended felt their children).’’ too, says Stephen Dusohek. Eve is the time tor the entire ed. !4Chool smoking privilege.* if ham at 8 m the Arena. Bris­ Diane also mentioned that “I spirits were truly prepared for ord bcx>ks straight! and pMloao|)fy or tha board of Saint Nick la better known a.s English family to decorate their Ron Jodoin. '64 Pete Wi.se, '64 they were on the board of ed­ aduoMlon, Demiet P. Cav- tol Central oontlnuea to win think that we should encmirage "Feliz Navidad Merry Christ- Drive Ouf To The and remains undefeated in Father Christmas in England, tree, and it is left standing for ucation. ■ha*igb; zulea and regulationa, SAVE! more people to Join in the ex- twelve days. Small chUdren in In the senior class ravoking (Franda Nester; dtiaena oom- league play. Manchester is 2-0 Jim Newton, '66. however. chAige student program.” She Krampus, the devil. Santa's Sweden dance around a tree ttoDUlalion, approximately 75 nkttaa, Ml«. RuaaeU Rom^m. in CXaii competition and every then jotted down her address Buy a pair now This week— Pre-Season game right up to a head-on opponent, comes dressed in black adorned with flags and imall Carols Sung per cent of their parents real­ •nie board la requesting and .said that khe wished that Students are warned that if clash with Central Jan. 3 must to naughty' Austrian children. Santas made of straw. ize that their eon or daughter ftom town engineer Walter while we have everyone would write to her. any SAA book has been re­ be termed a “must" game. To­ ported lost and luma up at an In Sweden, Saint Nick passes The famous Swedish emorga- .smokes, and 71 per cent have Marquette a map showing ex- Her adreas U: Djane Brasslng- their parents' permis-sion, your size night's prelim Is set for 6:30. event In the po.ssesion of some­ out presents and reads verses bord consisting of about 15 dif­ At Concert lattog homea sites where per­ A&L ton, ’’Overlaw," ^97 Lightwood Tho.se who have been smoking Randy Smith, ’64 on the gift packages to the mits harre been issued; and 1> ta i i Rd., Buxton, Derby^ire, Ek^- one other than the owner, the ferent kinds of meat dishe.s is children. topped by the fried head of a The 32nd annual Christmas for longer than one year num- . apprxived for building. It was land. Sue Trotter, ’64 holder vdU be reported. ber 72 per cent of toe senior SNOW TIRE pig with an apple in its mouth. Concert and Carol Sing was pre­ ■lao suggested that the basic Christmas pudding is the final smoker.s polled. MHS smoking map show how the town is di- Turkey Farm sented last Monday in Bailey passes are owned by 3 per cent vkM into aonea It was hoped lOH to Hold treat of the (3iristmas turkey dinner all English children anx­ Auditorium by the choirs and of the.se smokers. Of all the ting this type of map would seniors polled. 41 per cent ap- hdp the board determine how iously await. orche.stra of MHS. Both .sacred Saleet Your FRESH DRESSED Hootenanny' Carol singing Is carried on by and secular Yuletide selections pro\'e of MHS smoking as it ttie town ki growing and in is carried out now and would wiint areas, to facilitate school small groups for about a week ^yg^e presented, under the direc- before the holiday. After toe vote for toe continuation of ■Me and boundry decisions. DOLDEN HARVEST TURKEY “ Bverybody’s coming to the tlon of Mr. G. Albert Pearson MHS smoking if they were on The neoBt regular meeting of hootenanny!" nie word* of the i Christmas dinner, an English family usually sings around the and Mr. Robert Vater. toe board of education. Mw board wMl b* on Jan. 14. A familiar folk song ring out the 1 T «nd«r . . . Tasty . . . Flavorsom* table, says Diane. The program wa.s liighlighted The poll indicates that most nport by the Hugh Greer m«- theme of a hoot to be held Dec. i of the teachers at MHS smoke, In Sweden, Dec. 13 mark.s St. by special number.s by the two norial oommtttee wMI be pre- LOOK fXm TURN-OFF SIGNS ON 27 at 8 pm . in Bailey Auditor­ some of them as long as 20 and prated. Uicia's day. The legend of Lu- choirs and the nrche.stra, and a ROUTE 88 TO ROCKVILLE ium. .30 years. The majority of Uie The board will maet wHh tha cia tells that she was an Italiiui ; carol .sing, which included all of faculty, however, disapprove NYLON SUBURBANITE ■Variety is the word that most saint w'ho came to brighten up ' the performing students and the ED. ABERLB MRS. PEASE aptly describes the host of folk of school smoking. 876-6888 life On one of the darke.st davs audience. 875-8925 arlsto who will be 6n hand. of the year. A Lucia queen I’ nrier the direction of student- \ One teacher commented. Heading the Hat is MC Joel is chosen in eveiy communitv leader Judith McGill. '64, the I/*' "Student smoking is not * iiinniHiimnnHililIjiiiliiiiiiiliiii Get Winter Tire Grip with worthy of toe name “progres- 'Finest Gift Of AH" Cash, a talented DJ from and decked in a flowing white orche.stra set tlie program's .'->ii-.an Crane ■WPOP. The hoot promises to gown and crown of candle*, she fe.stive pace with their pre.senta f-.ivei.sm.’ It i.* ujinei’ft.ssary and dangerous. To stop ia poesible Tractor-Type Cleats have something everyone will sings throughovit the town. tion of "Christma.s Proces.^'mn- like. In keeping with the theme, al," arranged by Isaac. Legion of Honor and endurably painle.ss." a bevy of performers will range Obseivance in sc.hool.s of the The l'’reshman-Sophomore -All students and teachers Christmafl .season is mure ])rev- ""I'.ias liei thinking of oto- • More traction, more go... on ice or snow from E5ric Swanson, recently re­ Choir, lead by Mr. Pearson. ))re- were asked if they could sug­ turned from the West Coast alent in England and Sweden sented six selection.s “ Once er.s made you think of her." gest any »riou s, practical than in Austria. Every English '• Super-mileage Tufsyn — the toughest rubber with many netv songs, to the Upon a Winter's Night " by Mo- Surely the preceding lines from hanges in the smoking rules. New CoUege Couriers. O ther .school is decorated, and the day Graw told ttic .story of tile plight Suggestion.* ranged' from "an ever in Goodyear 'Hres before school close* for vaca­ K. B. Browning ,s poem ".My Christmas Trees performers will Include the of Mary and Joseph in Betlile- a.sii tray on every desk " to tion a parly ia held in the gym. • Triple-Tempered 8-T Nylon construction Scotsmen, the Dotoeon Brothers, hem The simple, flowing mel­ Kale" c^an only partly describe 'School is a place o f leariung. In Sweden on St. Lucia'.s d.ay. ody. along with the lovely solo the un.selfi.sh goodne.ss of this Any teen-ager looks cheap Al Godson and Bob and Lou. all students attend an aa'iem- 50 • 21-Month Road Hazard Guarantee The hoot is oo-*ponsored by of Marcie Lnvallce. '66. added week'.s female legionnaire, with a cigarette. Smoking bly in which the auditorium i.s FREE GROCERIES s g-.^er en- "there will be a lot of snick­ SCOTCH PINE SIZES, BLACK- The religious observance of Watched." I tire devotion to whatever task ing in toe lavatories it smok­ ^The lOH committee la headed Christmas, ineUwiing attending OF BRAND NEW The English Carol. "Rejoice is before her. her friendly cheer- ing privilege.* are revoked." AND WALLS AND . by BUI Sacharek,’ 64. churcih servicas and family 1961 FURNITURE Profits wlU go into th* lOH and Be Merry, " wa.s highlighted ; fulneas, and her ever-present Many compromised by .saying prayer, Is comparable to the that students .should do their pooa fund. The aim of this proj bv the .solo of Philip Bennett', willingneas to drop ever>’thlng AND APPLIANCES! WHITES, TUBE­ 7 .9 0 x 1 4 * American obseivance of the to help someone else .smoking at home lolly Hookei ect is to build a pool for use holiday, the foreign students' ' 6 6 . BALSAM LESS AND 6.70x15 o f th* handicapped during the Sludenl accomptmists were Sue’s contemporaries have 'C'»« ivTop'ilit n n Tubelets report ■lunmer. For the most part, Christ­ Carol Lawi-ence, '66. Judith recognized her well-qualified 3 ROOMS $188 TUBE TYPE blackwslla Tickets are' available from mas in England. Sweden atid Naschjee, '63, and Dianne Piall, abilities and her complete devo­ Leaders Help Si' >lnrk TREES plus tax any lOH member and wiU be Austria is, as one of toe ex­ '64. tion to every duty by electing and old tire sold th* night of the perform- changee* f»aid, “ a time when Judith McGill directed the or- her secrelaiy, then president 3 ROOMS cheistra in Beethoven’s "Song $269 ■noe. Donation is II. everyone is happy and a spirit of the Girl’s Leaders Club, pi et»- Poor at Yule of peace and Jo^^ulness reigns." of Brotherhood." Mr. Valer then ident of the Future Teacher's Choose From led the orche.stra in "Rii.s,sian 3 ROOMS $394 Club and vice prasideht of Girl 'the CSirislmas spirit has Economy Snow T ir^ NEW NYLON Acceptances Chorale luid Overtui'e" by Scout Troop 1. Sue has also been instilled in the Girl.V Our Large Entertainment at ‘‘Saturnalia Romana” is provided by Latin I "servl" John Gab^y, carrying Tchaikowsky. participated in the Folk Music Ijeaders Oluh during tliis sea- 3 ROOMS $488 Linda Allen was accepted by In the "roast pig,” and from left to right, David Hlndle, Ray Wollett, Martin Haberern and Biisiness Class The orchestra was .followed Club, Sounds of MHS, Tire In­ .son a.s they prepare for the SPECIAU / SURE-GRIP plutlu Colby Junior College; Carol R. >y the Junior-Senior Choir, per­ ternational Relation.s Club, and BfnI* iV F“,ioom Selection Pam Doir. (Herald photo by Ofiara). _____ fulfillment of their welfare Boudreau, Bay Path Junior Col­ Makes Displays forming eight varied numbers the Intramural Sports Program. project. T'he welfare commit­ 3 ROOMS $579 lege; Bruce Campbell, Fordham under the dire<’tion of Mr. Va- Sue’s intellectual capabilities tee, headed by Joyce Rylander, FI. , University; ' Nancy J. Chatel, tir. can best be launded with .her '64, has been buaj' making sure Natl.n-wIR. R«M Huai ini R.ilitr l.irMiM hi WrltlRt — Under the supervision of Mr. BEAUTIFUL SHORT STEM Middlesex Memorial Hospital; Soprano soloist Myra Treaah, two-year- memberslrip in the that this year’s project will b* 3 ROOMS All niw Goodyiir Auto TIr.i An Omrintuf N«tlefl-WI4i Paul Kluk, a student business '64, was featured in "I Wonder $697 Buy Winter Tires Now — 1. Ailnit norail rood hoiardi — I,.., blowout!, (tbrlt Snaki, Kathleen Conlon, Emanuel Col­ JCL Members Make Merry National Honor Society and her a success. lege; and Susan P. Demahue, teacher from Central Connecti­ A* I Wander." an Appalachian Sic DOWN DELIVERS (uti — axcapi■ rapalrabla...... punctutai. Llmitad I. orl|lR*lmmtr .. Honor able Mention prize in the Each year at this time, to* Start Payments in November for Rumbir of nontlit ipKlilad. I.Aialnat aay fbfMl* Bay Path Junior (JoUege. cut College, the salesmanship Carol. Scholastic Writing (Contest. Her club members brir^ in canned workmaMhlp and mattrlal wltbaut llslt m ta Ns ------Also, Marlon BJdwards, Mt. Dawkins, '64, narrated the pro- "Gospodi Pomilul" by Lvov- • >.. D I. fv • F, Sil Up •oodyaar tin fttitri In th. UA tr Canada will______BUi.t drink, and be nverry!’’^preseinted by Mra. Cajneron’s<5’ class arranged Christmas dis-1 extremely impres- academic courses toig year in­ goods, clothes, to'j’s, etc to ■aat allowancf on ntw Urt kM.4 ta ari(latl Irtaf Saptk Holyoke College; Sherman Feir, Latin I Servl’e entertained the cedui'ea of a Roman wedding clude, A. P. Flnglisli. Motiern 9 i ' ■ > S'-rvu- ^ Ff'i Sloroqt.' ITiese were the ^ r d s with plays In the show case.s near' sive number, and wa-s appiopri- nutke Christmas happy for s WHEN SNOW SAYS NO... ttawlnlnc an4 farrMt "Qoodyatr fttM.- Paul Smith College :"9111i»beth group with th^ir interpretations Hootesnannus-a-mn rounded Bluropean History. Comparative family who otherwise would POINSETTIAS Oaudreau, Manhattanvllle Col­ which Magititer Werner greeted Room 118 thia week. alely dedicated to the late Pres- of Roman cheerleaders cheer­ out the entertainment with the Government. Chemistr>' and have little joy at thi.s time. A(jpl*nnrit Not intiutied Wp*h The show cases are arranged, ident John F. Kennetly. After lege of the Sacred Heart; Greg- toe annual Saturnalia banquet ing their teaqi to victory. Latin rv students singing folk Gvin. C> .mopoliton' jf "Skvlailt" to look like store windows, j an Introduction which wtus writ- The girls also* donate 50c each. WREATHS BASKETS lynn Gibbs, Ohio Onlverslty; Alienus Ignatus, Mrs. Glp- iXHVgs such as Banua, MTA, Out of school Sue teaches a This money gpes to pay for s held Thursday night in '' toe They are gaily decorated with ten and presented by Joan Colt- Unda Harvey, Fisher Junior aon’s Latin II class, presented and Sail.Away with the verses fii-st grade Suirday S^bol. Christmas dinnetf^ tree, and MHS cafeteria. Over a hundred merchandise such as skirts, man, '64, Uie choir sang "The ROPING ORNAMENTS CoUege; and Ronald Jodoin, “ Look Out! Don't Let the Sky changed into Latin. knits, paints, and enjoys lis­ other tra^htifiiifir Christmas Chf .frvvov D> lorry Guorontccd Woroester Polytechnic Institute. members of the Junior Claaaical blouses, knee socks, jewelry, Shepherd’s Chorus” by Menotll. Fall!” and “lo Saturnalia” was After the entertahunent, all tening to toe "New Ohiistie trimmings^’* BOUGHS MISTLETOE Also, Richard S. Lawrence, League, all In Roman dress, the theme of Mrs. Cameron's Joined in to sing toe old time purses, and 'slacks that might A trio depicting ithe Three Minstiols” or the “Chad Mitch­ ^ G O O b / ^ E A R Rhode Island School of Design; Kings was portrayed by Fred This year the club is helping favorites "SUenl Night,’’ "Joy he found in display windows of Barbara Lupacchlno, St. Joseph turned up for toe "typical’’ Ro­ Latin I skit. Sprague, '65, Elric Johnson, '64, ell Trio.” two ftuniliee. A mother ania Wayne Ward, '66, of Mr. Wer­ to toe World,” "Deck the any girls’ clothing store. CoUege; Terrjr L. Phllbrick, man meal of pizza, grinders, One of her favorite momoriee four gHrls aged dhe to five com­ ner's Latin n class entertained Halls,” "Gaudeamus Igitur,” The purpose of the display and Roger Wescott, '65. I Simmons College; Patricia soda and ice cream which was "The Jlnglft Bell Travelogue” is the day that her cat Jo­ pose one fan'dly and the other served I by the f reahmen, who the group with Pun-uationus, a and many others. cases is to give the class a John E, Whit ham Rackowskl, Albertus Magnus chance to plan and us(e a store featured Bob Patulak. '64, and sephine ate the frosting off a consists of a rpother. two girl* played toe role of the slaves. monologue in which he added The highlight of the evening cake sire had made for "Dee- aged ,10 and fifteen and two College; Feme SelwiU, Becker was the presenting of the Best window, arid at toe same time Nancy Finley, '64, as daiicers TIL 9 Junior College; and Elaine Shel­ ^ c h Latin class was required hlx own punctuationa with' vari­ Dse" Braeslngton's bon voyage boys. ous sounds. Costume Awards to Cynthia to provide an Interesting and; who, with the choir, spirit^ don, Simmons (Jolle^e. to provide some form of enter­ reception! Also on the ootnmhitoo sra Niehols - Manchester Tire Inc. Nuptis* Romans* o r Roman Briggs, '66, and Wayne Ward, decorative display for the the audience ground the world tainment. Mrs. Gipson's Latin Sue lives wMh hsr fa th er, Pat Duvai '64, Jam Bcsnlsn Also. Karen Slbiins*, Bay ■chool. to th# tune of "Jingle Bells.” LANDSCAPE NURSERY H olsss presented s "Meller- WeekUng was i>resent«d by Mr. '664 AB agreed that the LSr Roewell M. Crane, her brother, and Lm i Fwva, both '66. Tho Aooampanttats for the Junior- 43-45 ALLYN ST. Path Junior drsmer in ttw Roman Manner,” Werner's LatUn xOssses. In this tosnsilia BajMiuet was s perfect Unda Jssltls, '65 BOUTS 6, BOLTON GALL 648-7803 Senior choir wetre Niki Avestss, Oreg, 14, SAd their dog JuUe4 chib wishra both tsindUos a 29$ BROAD STREET aulrae, Hartf«

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S • A Y A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY'. DECEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE I PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.' MANCHE.STER CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1963 V SJ.-• VP y/•'-J Christmas Vignettes New Synagogue In New England Bjr JAMES CAIXMERO f /iduals udio had no used It^ music b o s t o n (AP)—New Eng­ to contribute, but who wished BTORT By SOL B. OOHEX Ish families In town, the first at­ The board of directors tried land Chriatnuui Vignettes; to help In some way. becomes CL tempt was made to organize to buy properties to the south A staggering 1.5 billion PHOTOS By S.\TEBMS the community, with the found­ and east of the synagogue, but Chrlatmaa gifts will be ex­ Mrs. Endicott Peabody, wife magic ing of the Manchester Hebrew 4tothing was available, and it changed acroas the nation next of the Maeeachusetts governor, “And let them make Me a Free Loan Aji;ociation, a society came to the conclusion that week wtlh an average of 30 traveled to 10 hospitals across *anctuary, that I may ch^’ClI formed to aid stranded J e ^ building on a new site, with gifts per family. The gifts will the state this week, to distri­ IV lag n o v o x . among them." —ESxodu.^. end to extend finwicial d i s ­ room for expansion and park­ average $4.90 each, or a total bute gingerbread men. popcorn ... pictures In Septeertbcr 1937, a handful tance to needy Jewish re.siuents. ing, was the only solution. a t $147. balls and bright red apples to of Manoheater Jewrj^ rented It was not until the early In 1957 the congregation Tlie Rustl,(y)raft Co. of Ded­ ailing children. come to Tinker HaJl for their Higli Hold-' 1930's that the Jew i^ popula­ bought a five-acre tract of land ham, Mass., ■ which mode a Those traditional holiday day Services, called for a travel­ tion here shovyed any appreci­ on East Middle Tpke from study of such matters, said treats were to have decorated thrilling STEREO THEATRE ing rahbl to lead them in prayer, able gain. In 1935,'when the Greenwood, Inc. for $26,000, and Christmas accounts for 41 per the Christmas tree which the and resolved that the time had JewLsh communKy had jpown cent of all the gifts an aver­ lifel come to build a s>T«gogue of the membership was now com-, members of the garden clubs of to about 30 families, a social or­ mitted to the building of a new age family buys each year. Massachusetts planned to set up thetr own. ganization. called the Manches­ Exdwnging gifts on Chriat- Little did they realize that structure. in the State House. ter Jewish Community Club, A building oommiltee was a{>- mas day Is primarily an Amer­ The assassination of Presi­ Viewing your favorite programs and actors on a Magnavox Big Picture 330 27 years later, a temple wotild was formed, but after a coup1<: ican traditilon. Most Europeans be completed here Oiat conld pointed In 1959, with Instruc­ dent John F. Kennedy brought of years the activities of the tions to retain an architect and exchange gifts on New Year's cancellation of the official cele­ $q. in. Chromatic Screen becomes a new and thrilling experience . . . for TV’s accommodate 725 worshiper,-!, chib began to slow down foi Day, observing Christmas the magnificent and woifld provide facilitie.s for to bring In plans for the new brations at the Sitate House, lack- of a solid religious pro­ building. •AricUy as a rell^ous holiday. including the oldfashloned tree. clearest, most lifelike pictures are bloided with world famous Magnavox teaching 2M children of their gram and. by the spring of An estimated $125 million hiatory and heritage. The committee consisted of Mrs. Peabody decided that 1937, had become completely In­ Sirtney Brown, Its ohaitman, worth of postage will be used since there would be no tree, sound for unsurpassed realism I IVIcig n o 'vo x. The 200 Jewi.sh families, who active. Atty. Irving Aronson, Atty. on Christmas cards and pack­ In the fall of that year, un­ sssvi'ii the items, anyway, could go to are pr&senlly members of Man; Philip Bayer, (presently temole ages this year—enough stamps hospitalized children "that we dhester’.s only synagogue. Tem­ der the leadership of the late president), Herbert Byk, Dr. to stretch out 30,000 miles. Sidney Mosler and of Saul M. m l^t bring Christmas to e Fully Automatic BIG PICTURE eTrue Stereo High FIdolity ple Beth Shodom, have built a Theodbre Rosen. George San­ And Ritst Craft adds that them." . . . exceeds all previous achievements in the re-creation of house of vwrship which sjTmbol- Silvcr.stein, who was desline-I dals, Jack Sandals. Alfred more "to my wife” Christmai 330 sq. In. TV Phonograph Ically expre.sses the threefold to be president of Temple Beih The state's first lady al.so sound. These Astro-Sonics have such vast tonal dimen­ Werbner, Atty. Herman Yules, cards at 50 cents per copy are packed hundreds of books and function of a .synagogue: "To Sholom for 11 terms, a suc.icf.s- Jack Goldberg, Phillip Harr son, aold eadh year than "To my e Micromatic Rtcord Playor with e Noise-free FM and selective be a house of worship, a hou.se fill alleirpl wa.s made to revive records for the children—ltem.s sion, they can whisper or thunder the full beauty of music Mrs. Irving Hocfiberg, Mrs. husband" cards at the same donated by Individuals and 10 year Diamond Stylus Guar­ AM Radio of assembly, and a house of the intercut of the Jewish com­ Louis H o r w i t z, (Sisterhood price. atudy." munity in the building of it.i companies. antee— lets your records last —from the subtlest flute passage to the majestic crescendos own house of worship. president), Jerome Nathan and Robert L. Geddes of the Phil­ At that time. St. Mary's Epis­ Robert Stone. The CJoIIege of Agriculture at Students In the industrial arts for a lifetime of a great symphony! And, their advanced reliability is so adelphia architectural firm of copal Church owned a wealhei- This committee gathered sug­ the University of Maasachu- department of Terryvllle High 2 Geddes. Brecher, QiialLs a n d beaten, unu.sed clubhouse at gestions from the members of setts says the custom of dec­ startling—the solid state components are guaranteed 5 years* Ounningtiam. designer of the the congregation, Intervlwed / orating homes with evergreens School in Terryvllle, Conn., have pyramid-JJke structure, aocom- Myrtle and Linden Sts., which put the finishing touches on 200 it offered to sell to the embiyo many outstanding arohi;erts. predates the Christmas era by automobiles for Christmas de­ pli.’ kitchen, with gates wear name tag.'!. This is matic always brings you perfect pictures— day and night— automatically. Magna- ing 53 Manchester Jewish that is being refinished. Are nates discernible record new temple on Sunday after­ its modern faclUties and s!ze ao everyone will kn-w who they you a "clipper?" I have found power full-transformer chassis with Gold Seal Warranty— offers you the industry’s noon, Jan. 5. and a d^icatlon World War II veterans. A based upon the recommenda­ are. On the street or in the and stylus wear. The high- that if I keep recipes in en­ compliance pick-up plays iK banquet that night. bronze plaque, ^with the 53 tions of a kitchen-planning ex­ office, there are symbols that velopes, classified as pies, most complete assurance of perfection! Chromatic Optical Filter adds thrilling Thereafter, all religious names inscribed on It, which part, has been completely show a man’s position - - the cakes, casseroles, etc., I can picture realism— eliminates causes of eyestrain. Costs less per sq. in. than the perfectly at a featherlight olasses and services will be con­ was hung in the foyer of the equipped by the Temple Sister­ private secretary, the personal 1/lOth ounce touch. The r - .. 1 ; find what I need more easily. i cheapest portable on the market todayl ducted In the new structure. old temple, will be moved to a hood. from fund.s raised over iht barber, the big black limousine., After I have tried one and liked Diemond Stylus is Guaran- To round out Dedication Week suitable spot in the new build­ years for ju.rt this purpose. the executive washix^m, etc. , ^ jg placed in my permanent! A teed 10 years —your a Dedication Bell, sponsored by ing. The structure has a zone A man s office should re- fjjg jf ^ jg what my family “ * records can last a lifetime. all the Jewish orgranlrations In In 1954, Cantor George Wald heating system, and, although fleet his personality and com- uijgg qj. |g too difficult to pre- town, win be held on Saturday came to the temple in the dual not nov air-conditioned, has fa­ pimy pMltion, Turfboer eays. | pare, I discard the clipping. I SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF night, Jan. 11. capacity of cantor and educa­ cilities for eventual installatio i The doctor s O'wn private of- trim off the top.s of big plastic Open house for the entire tional director of the religious of such a s>'8tcrn. flee is located In an unpreten- pieach or detergent bottles.and Manchester community will be school, which by this time num­ FTitu're plans? . . . There Is The gleaming kitchen, completely outfitted by the Temple Sisterhood. The Ark houses the sacred Toj^ahs (Scrolls), ttous old house on one of New : ^gg the plastic bottom to store STEREO CONSOLES FROM *149.50 held during Brother;hood Week. bered over 250 children. ample room on the site for »x- Haven s most tranquil streets, sponges, scrapers or scouring AND Also in Danish The Italian Provincial 1-ST639, In FebriMry. panslon, Init, at present, disevLS- -1 In 1955 the congregation be­ The large green and orwge con pad.s. it eliminates drips on the Modem or Far ^stem your choice of Mahogany or The gfow-Lh of Temple Beth came aware that, once more, sion revolves around the new ference room is cheerful and bottom of my^torage cabinet. From Only UHF-VHF Sholom parallels the growth of additional .space wa.s needed. Temple B;th Sholom to become uncluttered. The chairs are big —MRS. A. J .^ t. G. Contemporary styling French Walnut. M'anchester itself. Close to 200 families, with al­ truly a Je^vL”h Community C-'U- and soft. i MAGNAVOX TELEVISION The history of the Manchester most 300 children in the reli­ ter, not only for prayer, study "I don’t have a bell on my DEAR POLLY — I do a lot Jewish community can be traced gious school, were now using and assembly, but also for con­ phone,” the doctor said. “I have of walking and wear through Other Magnavox Solid State Stereo Consoles from only $149.50 back to 1907, when there were live structure, and the daily certs, meetings, plays, dances, chimes Instead." shoe soles very quickly, especi­ only six of its families living and Sunday schools were athletics and forums. Why the chimes? So that his ally my left .shoe. I do not find' . . truly thir finest, and your best buy here. Around 1910, when there forced to go on a double sched­ "Going from strength to conferences with patlent.s are re.soled stu)es very comfortable ■ I V I C l g n a V O on .Tiiy basis of comparison COME IN FOR A THRILLING DEMONSTRATION TODAY — let u§ were no more than a dozen Jow'- ule. jstrength." Psalm 84, Verse 8. not Jarred by the ring of the and hate to retire shoes that are i prove why M agnavox is the finest, and your best buy on any basis. phone. good except for a small round i "Is this a status symbol?" section that Is wearing through. I Turboer asked. "Of course it is. Several cros.sed ijections of ad-. 2 But I call it a necessary ac­ heslve tape will cover the worn' cessory! In your office It would spot and blend with the sole be ridiculous.”. color as you walk. —PEGGY PRICED AS LOW- Although Turfboer preaches “ emotional and physical com­ DEAR POLLY — My young­ fort" - for the executives, he sters are old enough to dress doesn’t limit the need of status them.selves but they share a •) symbols to upper echelon em­ clothes closet and often end up SERVICE THAT'S BETTER ployes. I with each other’s clothes. I tied Q "People need symbols in pro­ two ribbons for each child on portion to their status," he the clothes pole. I hang Mark's said. "Even the street sweeper between red ribbons and Tom­ TESTED — ADJUSTED — DELIVERED — SERVICED likes a new broom.” my’s between blue ones. It al.so Comforts granted executives, warns when one of the young­ Dr. Turfboer feels, are a legitl- sters is getting low on clothes. BY OUR OW N M ECHANICS __ mate business expense. —MRS. J. K. "First-class airline accommo­ GIRLS Cardboard tabs with FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 dations may cost a little more," the children's names could also he said, “but an executive who be used. —POLLY has comfort, quiet and conveni­ ence enroute.to a business meet­ DEAR POLLY^ — Whenever ing gets off the plane refreshed you knit wllh lig'ht colors It is and ready to meet his Job. Rid­ a good Idea to keep a clean ing tourist class limits this op­ hand towel around your knitting portunity to relax, review his even though It is kept In a knit­ work or feel as comfortable as ting bag. This protects it from be might.” dust and dirt when put aside and keeps it away from your "When I am traveling orv clothes. The garment Is fresh- biMdneju.” he said, “I hope the looking when finished. —M. W. t company is good enough to send GIRLS — I keep a big plastic me first class. But when I am bag In nay knitting bag and my paying my own way—going on knitting is always slipped into hoUdayA, for Instance —' I’m that for the same reason as stingy. I travel tourist class." 1 The tall, impeccably dressed M. W.’s Idea. The bag lies In Potterton my lap, under the knitting, as doctor. In his forties and grey I work. —POLLY MANCHESTER'S OLDEST AND LARGEST TV, RADIO, RECORD AND APPLIANCE 'STORE Ing, likened executive privileges/Uegei to a king’s crown. ‘"How would we know a min W om an ( le w Mail I CORNER OF CHURCH is a king If ht didn’t wear a 130 CENTER STREET crown?" he a«ked. "How 'are SAN AJMTONIO, Tex.—Mar­ we to know our executivee if gery' SUnson was the first OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. (EXCEPT SATURDAYL they don’t have some symbols person authorized to carry mall to set them apart—to give th-'in by plane in Texas. On May 10, Identity ? ’’ 1915, she flew mail from San h H One of the bright, .sunlit classrooms; each with two picvure windows. Looking east fro^ thewestry into the sactuig^. S^agogues are always (iesigned so ^hat the worshipers face toward Jerusalem. ’Turfboer doej not agree ■wllh Antonio to Sequin, T«jt. WNli l 1

iVlAU-ooiaALwC tau’kA iSZmm i A shtmvioili m t A -'. - l . PAGB., TlVENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ConiniuIPS liy Jet ]| LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE HEALTH CAPSULES Finding Voices for Cartoons To Take Course SPECIAL FACrrOKY Pl'RCH.ASE Rare Illness Dooms by M kW I A. PeaL M.R AtMWW to ProWoMO PwMl* . IF YOU HAVE RHEUMATIC SAVINGS r p TO 1963 HUirr DISEASE. 5H0ULP Poses Problem for Disney CHICAGO (AP) James H. 'toU6A»0-tH‘' /wc« oooPte,T>^\ French Books Mahoney has flAlshed commut­ ^ «N A t. WA« |BENTLEyE/BS>N 1 YOU BE CAREFUL A60UT COP O R NO COP, TB iNK c Two Lietz Children PENTAL W0«l^ » ^ e selected was Karl Swensen. ing to school by jetliner — a r o LET H\fA BAWL ME jf^eBNftULCT .thbirtdotmbru^mb ACROSS 4 Musketear By BOB THOMAS jSOU T A K E TH* fOONTAET ALONG After listening to him for a round trip of 1.600 miles a week OUT TH E W A S H E D IO IPrcoch norettet 5 OIbbon AP Movl«-T5l8vl*IOn Writer [T i c k e t d o w n — ALWAV 4 O N TH* 8 Self-esteem EDITOR'S NOTEI-rN8l>nann-<^preadln( throufhout the eya- while, we realised he had just b a c k 5 “------HOLLYWOOD (API—On Bun- for the la.st 12 weeks. 1000 • LARKS SOU ?NO MORE ­ Rick dlseaaft la a chtld’i mala­ tern. I the right quality for Merlin. So I a n d L E T 'S S E E ' f l o o r ! t l l b e t MIsenblM** 7 Sounds day night th# characUrs of Dla- b o n e T H A N A 8 Deity ei dy ao rare that the American Kevin haa been In sutd out of we said, why wast# him on an Mahdhey, 24. made the trips CHOCOLATE ECLAIR! , SO U A N S W E R * TH E Y W e r e S Pteudonym ni!y cartoon classics will be B A C K T H A T m a r r i e d i n Buonn* CalliMn Medical AasoclaUon knowa of hoapltala for the threa years. Hs ow l?" ffom Chicago to New Bruns- , 0 L)T 1 DID AEREE- 9 Shakespearean yolclng a special Christmas ,*AVEL/ A N A R M O R V / Dndtvant only 23 caaae In the United is home now, and physicians at Bwensen got the role and rec­ wick, N.J., for a special course BOLAND MOTORS WITH Hi m w h e n h h river greeting to television viewers. 13 Aroma W in States, and about 80 In the St. Louis’ Children’s Hospital ommended a friend to take his in solid wsste disposal spon­ 369 CENTER STREET— 64S-407B BI GGS BCNNY ■SAID Sou WERE A 18 Since lOFJt WQrld. Two victims are the only Pew of those watching "Walt II American believe It la for tha last time. placs AS ths owl. sored by the State of New . • k« *1 s **tn»FK twtiM Inal concept of a character, the Many of the Disney charac- CHRISTMAS TREES IX)R ^ ^ Summer month officials learned he traveled 38 Equine feed death. learned that Kevin had the di­ voice comes next. It l.s of utmoT ters are children, and that pre- SALE ONLY THIS S.\Tl R- 'Z 39 Verb *Tl'a frightful to think that sease, their daughter appeared importance, because the anl- Rents problems, since the fea- from Chicago. Mahoney, who is employed DAY AND SI ND.\Y, DEC. ‘T 40 East African Bu.san might not be with ua next til. She had been a bubbly, Tiros Stalled Again mator has to be stimulated by tures are made over a period of 20 AND 21. 'T IfHEy'RE protectorate the voice; he has little else to three or mora ycaj-s. Young Ar- by hia father, a private scav­ - ONE ^ Chriatmaa.’’ said her mother, healthy • looking child. Physi­ 43 Marine birds Mrs. John Llclz. "And our little cians ran testa and reported she work with. Ihur In "Sword In the Stone" enger, said that during the 12- CoNtlNOAUl 1 47 Hindu queen CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (AP) week cour.se he had learned HOURS: 9 A.M. UNTIL DARK BATTLE= ' 48 Author of Kevin hasn’t much of a chance also had the disease. — Problems with the safety de- "We tend to be hypercritical ws.r played by Ricky Soren.aon, OR BY APPOINTMENT to make It this year.” The Lletzes were determined In selecting a voice. We have to once of the television serie.s about new refuse equipment, BY V. T. HAMLIN “Social struct system today forced a new collection and disposal ALLY OOP Contract" The father added: "The hours to try everything to save their be. because the voice must be "Circus Boy.” During the long YOU PAY ANY TREE third postponment of an attempt methods and new ways of. pest 81 Wild plum drag by now, but , we try to re­ children. to launch the Tiros 8 weather a perfect embodiment of the production .schedule his voice ♦ 2 .5 0 HEV, WHATB A a ] fJH, I W A S J U ST OH,SO VOU GOMEONE I PONT KNOW oh;; gee, we ^ yeah; ip o n t 62 Physicians (ab.) main cheerful for our daugh­ character. Sometimes we listen changed, causing sll kinds of and germ control. TOUNP 'IM, I BY THE ANVONE ^ ""W SHES A "We wrote everybody we satellite. TH* HOLLERING < lA L K IN S WnM ALLEYL > c u e ? ' better g o , j FIGGER 53 Essential being ter’s sake. Kevin almost left us could think of," LleU said. "The to 60 or 70 voices before we find trouble In matching, DIRECTIONS; From north end of Manrhester go west ABOUT, OOOLA? ) THAT'S HIM fMJT EH? W H O Si NAME OF N A M E D / M E T LEMI/LN,' oHtr ; DONTCHA / THB IS ANY 54 Expression of The shot was re.schedulcd for on North Main St., continue west on Tolland Tpke . THERE ON OLD THAT WITH SIKKV.' GIIOCY/ 1 NEITHER! THINK? BUSINESS CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER grief a few weeks back when he con­ reply usually was - we're ter­ 4:30 a.m. Saturday. the one that sounds just right” "We had the same trouble PINNY/ ^ 1M 7 tracted pneumonia. The plucky ribly sorry, but Nlemann-Plck Added another top animator, with Thumper in ’Bambl.’ ’’ said turning onto Windsor St. after Wilbur Cross Highwgy o r OURS! 59 Observe The National Aeronautics snd overpass. Proceed on Windsor St. to Burnham St. (next VIW 58 Belgian river little guy made It, but we have has no known cure.’’ Frank Thomas: "Our selection Thomas. "The boy started doing Space Administration said the left) continue \ mile up Burnham St. DOWN to feed him through a nose Tlie Lletzes have accepted the delay was rau.scd by circuitry iq. more difficult because In the the voice at 7, then his family tube now.” fact their children are doomed. featurea we uae sincere voices, moved away. We. needed him N O W 1 Geographical troubles In the destruct system ARTHUR R. s h o r t s ; Grower— Tel. 649-27.'i9 division The Lietz family’s tragedy re­ But they have not stopped their the device the range safety of­ Television cartoons can get by again two years later and he 3 Type nf land vealed Itself about three years fight to save other victims. ficer would trigger to destroy withWIUI trickw icf. voices because uluildidn’t u miuiiu sound anything the r...... same. . ownership ago whan Kevin was bom In a We don’t want pity or mon the Delta booster If it went off they’re aimed strictly for com-, .we had to piece his lines togclh- FUEL O IL Af, (var.) Springfield, 111., hospital. ey," Llclz .said, watching as his course during launching. edy er the best wS could.” STbeatre stall "He came down with yellow daughter clutched a Santa Claus The Shot was postponed twice "Our characters are carica­ ’'Hi" jaundice — or at lea.st that’s doll. ’’We want people to start I®""' 14V2c ‘’’"'' earlier this week becsu.se of dif­ tured but they are not Insincere. BY J. R WILLIAMS how the doctors diagnosed It," a campaign to have some re­ ficulties with the rocket’s con­ It s hard to make actors realize 0T”»' OT’R WAY said Lietz, a draftsman in an search and results In this area. trol system. this. They say they've always f * * f l * '* J . aircraft plant. "But later w e'W e hope that someday, in some wanted to be a cartoon Voice ■ fresh TH’ <&UY P R IL L E D i WELL.THEV'RH A HOLE A L fT T L E I O ET T IW A40R B learned the true nature of his ' way, Nlemann-Plck will no long- ILLE twi W WA. Ibt TJA w U S. N? QW. 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BAIfCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY*FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 THE Indians Windham in Six New Players Named Herald Angle ♦ By EARL YOST RuggedTest Liberty Bowl Game Sport* Editor On All-Pro NFL Squads For Easties Notes from the Little Black Book Troubles Piling Up 4 T OFFENSE Determined to find a winning football coach. Notre N E W Y O R K (NEA)__yTaylor was a gawky kid out of First Team Second Team At Waterford T-. i • u I ’ ' Grtunbling College nobody both- Ron Kramer, Green Bay Dame has gone “ outside” the ranks in bringing in Ara Mike DItka. Chicago TE NEW YORK (AP)—The Liberty Bowl’s troubles are For hl8 first eight seasons -red to draft. The Chicago Be.irs Del Shofner. New York SE Bobby Joe Conrad. St. Ix>uls Pai'seghian, a non-Catholic and non-alumnus of the By HOWIE HOIXOMB legion—ranging from weather to finances to threats in the National Footiiall g-ave him a trial and he had hie Rohhy Mitchell, Wash. FI. Terry Barr, Detroit South Bend college. . . . Connecticut's pheasant hunting League, the main recogni- rough momenta as a rookie, F orr^t Gregg, Green Bay T Dick Sehafrath, Cleveland Final pre-Christmas ac­ of racial boycott. But the problems don’t extend to season ends Saturday, one-half'hour after sunset. . . . tion Joe Fortunato got was H'* .voung safe- Roosevelt Brown, N.Y. T Bob St. Clair, S. F. 49ers tion is scheduled for area ^football. Jerry Kramer, Green Bay G Ken Gray, St. Louis Ray Ramsdell. superintendent of schools in Vernon VI North OaroUna State and from his bank teller. Every other safety (Rockville., has r e lir ^ as a n ------, schoolboy basketball clubs Jim Parker, Baltimore G Darrell Dess, New York Mlwridslppi State, two of the Jim Bingo. Green Bay C Bob DeMarco, St. Louis active basketball official after Memorial Hospi- tonight and all but Cheney Griffith Set naUoin'a l>Mt college teams, will a week’s work for the Chicago | Y. ’nttle. New York John Unitas, Baltimore SO years. The fine Vernon resi­ wanted an injury-prone college Q laJ. Mrs. Arorlan has been one Tech are in busines.s. Man­ take care of that e(nd of it. '\Bears as the left com er Ilne- Tommy Mason, Minn. RB Tim Brown, Philadelphia dent started blowing a whistle quarterback who stood onlv 5- of the guiding lights behind the chester tries for its third They're scheduled to play in packer. Jim Brown, ^Ie^*e^and FB Jim Taylor, Green Bay on the hardwood in t933 and As Favorite 10. So Willie wrote letters ask- operation of the Nassiff Arms straight CCIL win (without a Phldadelphla’s vast 102,000 seat ..And bn Monday, he cashed Ing for a chance, and only Green decided at the end-of the 1962- store in Manchester for years, loss I in a home meeting with Philadel^a Stadium tomor­ hi| check. TE—tight end; SE—split end; FI,—flanker; RB—nin- 63 season to hang up his sneak­ Ray an.swered him. ■Marty Arorian is one of the Windham. Game time is 8 p.m. row in the fifth end perhaps nlng bock. ers. He is still, however, active Over C arter fptlithis, his ninth sea-son in the Coaches Wrong town's best tennis playera at the MHS Arena. last Liberty Bowl. splat-nosed Joe' cashes in Honorable mention: Gall CogdUl, Detroit; Buddy Dial, as a football official, being rat­ NFL. j When bubbling Dick Lynch * * • The rest of the slate .shows 6owl promoter Bud Dudley ose years of per.severtng. Pittsburgh; Raymond Berry, Baltimore; Charley Brad­ ed one of the best college men all the was at Notre Dame, his coaches Windsor at Rockville', Blast PITTSBURGH (AP) — Emile predicts a crowd ot onJy 10,000, toughvgutted head bumping. At shaw, Pittsburgh; Frank Varrlohlone, I» Angeles; John tn New BMgland. said he couldn't make it in pro Short Stuff Catholic at Waterford, Rocky JIM MARTFXLO RAY LaOACE CARL HOHENTHAL which entails a personal finan­ the age of 31. he has finally Nlshy, Washington; .Ilm Ray Smith. Dallas; John Gordy, * * • Griffith, the welterweight cham­ ball. All desire, no speed. The Detroit; Mike Pyle. Chicago; Buzz Nutter. Pittsburgh; The guy's got brains. IVho ? Hill at Coventry, South Wind­ Rockville East Catholic Manchester cial licking of about $20,000 for been r^ognized by ttie most pion who wants to be middle­ him. The game is scheduled for Wa-'-hington Redskin.*, his fir.n Tom Moore, Green Bay; Don Perkins, Dallas; Dick Bass, Off the Cuff Allie Sh«rman. mastermind of sor at Siiffield and Ellington critical kudience with his .selec­ team in the NF'L, agreed and vs. Alumni, weight king, steps into the ring national television coverage I..OS Angeles. Hoop Oddity: Ellington High, the New York Giants. Sherman, tion to the ninth annual All-, sent him to the New York The Indians are 2-0 in league tonight against Rubin (Hurri­ over NBC as the collegians hit Players Ail-Pro team, an­ In whipping Eai»t Granby last a one-time 150-pound letfthand- Giants. Thi.s year he lias run ed qviarterback with the Phila­ play and 2-1 overall. 'They sur­ cane) Carter, who also has title full stride in the po^-seoson nounced tbday by Newspaper back three jxisa Intereoptions a tough defense that carried the fine comebacks to elite statu;: TViesday night, .scored but one activity. Offensive tackle Roosevelt delphia Eagles, graduated from vived a poor shooting night Holiday Hoop Tournaments aspirations. . tm ttm OkNMtWh** Enterprise A^ssociation. for touchdowns, an all-time Steelers down to the wire. point at the free throw line an Tuesday to defeat Platt and Other Games These six men, and the other Brown of the Giants, defensive noute to a 55-20 LriumpJi, The Bojo" High in Brooklyn at the Griffith, named Fighter of the Joe la one of six new men league record, and there is no are expected to bounce back Other Saturday games include WHERE’D THE BALL GO?— K. C. Jones of Bos­ directions for the ball after a rebound battle last 16 of ths offenBi've and defensive tackle Henry Jord.'ui of the age of 15 with a 96 average.. . Year by the Boxing Writers As­ put In the )>rlvUeged all-pro more tenacious comer back for I>irpile Knights had but two against an Imprwed but still the North-South at Miami and night at Providence. (AP Photofax.) platoons will be honored at the Packers, and defen.sive end charity tosses all night! . . . Del Shofner, star offensive end sociation, is a slight favorite in ton and Len Chappell of New York look in different class by ballotlhg of the players one-on-one coverage of the fast­ not super-strong Windham Baylor end Louisiana State In —— Pro Bowl In Los Angelea with Doug Atkins of the Bears. Moat improved basketball play­ of the Giants, wHl become a Rolling Now in High Gear the scheduled 10-round non-title on all 14 teams m the NFL. est receivers alive. quintet. the Bluebonnet Bowl at Hous­ MjTon Pottlos, another Notre Individual trophies presented by Right behind Brown as a , er with East Catholic High Is father for the first time early bout, which will be nationally - Tommy Mason; a 24-year-old poptilar choice was competitive Last season the Whippets ton, Tex. Dame boy, was supposed to be A. G. Spalding A Bros., Inc. ’ 6-7 Paul Waickowski. The in January. .. Bob Felier, the televised. kid with his fiitUre ahead of Mike DItka. the tight end for lost all their league games and The Gater Bo»vvl, Blue-Gray. a ri.sk when the Pittsburgh The fiillest showcase of all yoimgster has come along fast all-time pitching great with the NEW YORK (AP)—CbW sample of<» The Bluebonnet, a two-night The winner will be In a strong him, has played^ his third th* Chicago Bears. Cleveland Indians, is still in have improved that already what's ahead. Next week there doubleheader series, turned out Eiast-West. Shrine game and straight season for a losing Steelers tapped him. because of belongs to Joe Schmidt, the mid­ end has gained a starting role. lege basketball’s merry contending position for a crack Tangerine Bowl are schedulefl dle linebacker of the Detroit The dozen repeaters from IPaul'e father, Stan, was a there pitching, TTie Hall of Fla­ with a victory over Platt. But are such attractions as New just as if it were a tournament. Celtics Still Prevail young team at Minnesota, tail bad knees. As a rookie In 1961, at rrtlddleweight champion Joey the following Saturday, Dec. 28; Lions. He has mads every team laat year's .squad include promiaing baseball pitcher itfi- mer U merchandising a ‘‘Base­ they've also lost a pair. whirl of Christmas tourna­ York’s Holiday Festival, the Houston beat Mlssisaippl State, with the intensity to be picked he was phenomenal Lost year No Uneiip Changes Giardello. the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex., since this unique method of -se­ Schmidt, Ditka, split end Del tfl he injured a leg in an auto- ball o f Fame” with the faccimile ments, a Itoliday delight to Quaker City Classic, the Los 69-61, and Oklahoma C!ity as the running mate for the he didn't play a minute. He suf­ Shofner (Giants), tackle For­ No changes are exp^ed in Angeles Classic, the Big Eight, Promoter Archie Litman an­ Dec. 31, and the Cotton, MANCHESTER WOMEN lection woe introduced in 1956. moMle accident. Stan Walc- autographs of Babe Ruth. Lou followers of the sport, gets downed Texas A4M , 80-70. To­ great Jimmy Brown. fered a fractured arm in train rest Gregg (Packers), guard the Tribe's opening five of the Far West Classic, the All- nounced earlier In the week that Orange, Sugar and Rose Bowls Standings And he did it this year under iDowfdd, better known as Lan- Gehrig and other living mem­ night Houston meets Oklahoma W. Pet. Two years ago, Roosevelt ing. This year he ■was the hub of Jim Parker (Cfolts), guard Carl Hohenthal. Bob Evans, started in earnest tonight. College, the Queen City, the Giardello had promised to de­ New Y e^s Day. L. adverse elrcumatances. Joe I«3r, *8 still one of the town's bers of the Hall of Fame. The City and Miss. State meeta .667 Jewy Kramer (Packers), con- Jim Walsh. Co-Captain Paul The big one Is the UK Invita­ WCAC, the Motor City Classic, fend his title in Pittsburgh next Dudl^, the Liberty promoter, With Russell Ailing Aceto A Son# . . . 24 12 mloBed four games with a tiert duckpm bowlers . . . bail comes in a clear plastic Texas A&M, pairings that had 14 .611 Quasnitschka and Bob Elsca- tional at Lexington, Ky. where the Milwaukee Classic, the Hur­ April against the winner to to­ has taken a financial Ucking on Nor-Gene ...... 22 DEFENSE shoulder separation, and the te(r Jim Ringo (Packers), quar­ Oari Hohenthal is the third— container with a gold base. The been determined some time ago. .500 vich. Duke Hutchinson and Co- the host Kentucky Wildcats, ricane Classic, Gulf South Clas­ night's fight. But Giardello has four of the five bowl gam'%: Oliva's Esso .... .18 18 tlrst Team Second Team Lkms hit a three-game losing terback Y. A. Tittle (Giants), and laat—^in a line of brotheni sale of the BasebaJl of Fame Utah Victorious 19 .472 Captain Jack Sirrunons are the second-ranked nationally, meet sic, 'Vanderbilt Invitational, the denied he made the promise. and it’s doubtful that he’ll try I.^the Knlcks Wednesday night tn^MoOW bod 24 and Art Heyman Man. DryOeaners 17 Doug Atkins, Chleago E W'Ulle DavU, Green Bay slump. He came back, and they flanker Bobby Mitchell (Red- who played varsity basketball provides a small royalty Income Utah kept its slate clean with PROVIDENC^E, -vR: 22 .389 top reserves and are still the Wisconsin of the Big Ten. In Gator Bowl and Poinsettia Clas­ Ranked No. 2 again. Boston. RuaeoU wlU not be 23. Hobby ^oppe .. .14 Glno Marchettl, Bal. Colts E Jim Katcavage, New York put together great defensive .skins), defensive end GlnoMar- at Manchester High. Eric for the former players. The the other first round game, Ivy a 102-71 pcimp against Washing­ (A P )— “The Celtic* are a sm .18 23 .361 chetU (Colts), defensive tack­ best bets to crack the starting sic to mention a few. Carter, 26, of Paterson, N.J., In addition to the dUficultic.s able to play In New York Sat­ The Knlcks eetahlished a Turcott’s EI .. Henry Jordan, Green Bay T Roosevelt Grier, I.. A. Rams performencee. (Pinky) was the ttrst. Norm signed baseballs are ideal gifts League champion Princeton and ton State for Its sixth in ar he has had trying to sell two Merlin Olsen, L. A. Rams le Roger Brown (Lions) and (I>inky) was next and now unit if a change is made. The Bluebonnet Classic at the No. 2 ranked middleweight, dam good team without urday night. team record with 49 polnta in Roger Brown, Detroit T Because Schmidt and Pottloe for youngfsters. Chunky A1 Ferrigno, John its . heralded Bill Bradley tangle row. Marquette whipped Iowa is not dismayed by the fact he southern teams — even though Department leaders at the Bill George, Chicago comer back Abe Woodson Ckrl (Inky). They are suns of • 4> * Houston, actually not a tourna­ Bill Russell and & great one 'When he will be a’vaUable a quarter — to Booton’s 36— Joe Schmidt, Detroit Ml. are both middle linebackers, and Strapnickas and George Wil­ with Wake Forest of the Atlan­ State, 67-62, Illinois defeated is the underdog or because his they’re among the best — to halfway point in the season Bill Forester, Green Bay (49ers). Ebnore (Binky) Hohenthal. ment, Duke's 84-73 victory over after that la unoeirtaln. but It otUl woen’t quite enough Joe Fortunatl, Chleago Cl. because their vote totals out­ liams are veterans back at tic Coast Conference. Butler, 74-53, Texas Tech took opponent is a champion. Philadelphians, he has had Uic with him.” are: High average: Ruth Os­ I.Arry Morris, Chicago Marchettl, rated the greatest • * • Considered Quitting Virginia, Wichita’s 71-66 de The aentimenta are thoiM of for Boston which now stands Myron Pottlos, Pitts. CL stripped every other Unebacker Windham and all are starters Then there is the Sun Devils Auburn, 83-71, Texas Western National Association for the How oould any cluto play trander 107, Reggie Gburskl Dick Lane, Detroit but Fortunato, an exception defensive end in the history of World Series , hero Sandy “ I’m going to beat Griffith by BosUm'a former National Bao- 23-3 on the season. Abe Woodson, 8. F. 49ers H along with Dick Poplasky and Classic at Tempe, Ariz., thei Minnesota and New overcame Tennessee Tech, 64- Advancement of Colored Poopie mlnua the league’s top perform­ 103, Betty Aceto 102, VI Mor- Ed Meador, L. A. Rams was made this year to put them pro football, is also the oldest Here *n There Koufax declared today: “If the a knockout,” he said. “ No wel­ ketball Aaodciatlon star Bill "HavUoek has tremendous Dick Lynch, New York II Mike Lombardo. Virginia Tech InvltaUonal at Kan- 48. and New Orleans Loyala in opposition, ntey’ve threal- er, give up 49 podnte in the fi­ Uxn 102; high triple—Helene Roosevelt Taylor, Chicago S Jim Patton. New York boh on the team. def'cnsive all-pro, at 36. BUI Skoneski, oommiaaionier Dodgers hadn’t won the Series Blackburg, Va. and the Arkan-! highlighted a comparatlve- terweight has any business In Sharman. 27 points over the previous 10 Rockville High turned in a hiunibled Georgetown, D.C., 92- the ring with m e.” ened to picket the stadium bi'- nale and stm win? Day 362, Alva Doucette 368; Willie Wood, Green Bay S Larrv Wilson, St. Louis The leading voe-getter of all Green Bay pulled the big­ of the Charter Oak Football in four straight, the Yankees State Invitational at Jones- J national program last 78. The Celtics lived up to M. giomea, also contributed a game good effort against Woodrow 809 j However. Carter won’t *ot- cause of Mississippi Stata’s in­ Sharman, now coach of Los lUgh-slngle — Ruth Ostrander ■was nonpareil Jim Brown of gest delegation, with three men Oouferenoe, reports formal pre- might have come on and beat­ boro. At Tempe, it will be Mich-1 volvement. Thuraday night by surviving a high of 10 assists. 141, Helene Dey 14il, Al'va Honorable mention: Paul W’lggln, Cleveland; BIU GUm on the defen-sive line and two WUeon Tuesday, scoring 69 I I** East, Rhode Island up- auitly be facing a welterweight Angeles State College touring “I know it’s been said before, Cleveland. 'While setting new aentatlon of tr^hies to the win­ en us.” points, yet lost by nearly 20 Igan State vs. California and' Duke Dul 8 No. 5 Blue Devils were set SL John’s, 74-66, and Trinity And, too, there’s the w«a(ther 49-polnt fourth quarter by the Doucette 140; high single, no Cleveland; Stan Jones, Chicago; Dale Melnert, St. I^uta; on the defense. The Beaia and In a copyrighted a rtk ^ in tonight. Griffith will be over this area, summed it up when but this Celtics tesm Is the aU-time seOHon and career rush­ ning team* - - including the to the bot-handed invaders. Arizona State vs. Oklahoma. At only teaun in the Associated .surprised Harvard, 74-72. East­ Kidok* and stUl beating New mark — Maureen Tamldel 96, Jack Pardee, Los Angeles; Chuck Howley, Dallas; Wade Giants shared second spot, the current issue of Look, Kou­ the welterweight limit. He also Snow Forecast be watched hla fonner mates greatest defensive unit I've ing records, he returned to aU- Manchester Pony Raiders—will The Rams draw another Blacksburg, Maryland meets Press top ten to see action. ern Kentucky whipped Syracuse, York 148-140 without Ruoaetl, high team tri(ple Aceto A Sons Walker, Detroit; Matt Hazeltlne, San Francisco; vv4th four apiece. The fine de­ fax. who -won two of the four has fought and defeated such ITm U.S. Weather Bureau Wedneaday: ’The bench is po- ever seen,"Sharman said. “K. C. HOI, St. Ix)uls; Jesse Whlttenton, Green Bay; Erich pno status after a year’s ab­ be made Tuesday night, Dec. 31 Tennessee and Virginia Tech Jeff MuUlns, who wound up 90-'f2, Boston University de­ the perennial NBA moot volu- 1579; high teem single OUva's fensive Showing of Chicago games, stated: "FYankly speak­ tougtiie tonight in undefeated respected mlddleweighta as fo(reoasts temperatures in^ the fithrely aweeonM.” Jones Is playing more and ball- Barnes, New York; Clendon Thomas, Pittsburgh: Richie sence. on Jack Comley'e tgxnis pro­ Windsor (0-3). The latter club takes on Louisiana State. At with a total o t 30, threrw in feated Seton Hall, 79-63, Bos­ ohla player. Elsso 566. Fine Oomebaok was reflected wl'th three spots ing, I don't know if I could FlorenUno F'emandez, Jose 20’s at game time. Philadelphia Clyde LoveUette moved into hawking all over the place. He gram on Channel 30, The Raid- finished in the Central Valley Jonesboro, Tulane is paired eight straight points that The defending league ohampe Petltbon, Chicago; Yale Lary, Detroit. on that platoon. tiave even pitched a third ton College downed Oolby, 97- Gonzales, Denny Moyer and Stadium Is ringed with snow. center for Russell and contri­ Three other perennial* made ara won the Pony (Conference Conference cellar lost year but against Texas Western and Wil­ thwarted a second half Virginia 80, and Assumption, Mass., oJoo were operating without In­ drives opponents crazy. NITE OWLS — Mary Lou game, much less won it. I was HoUy Mima. On the field, however, the at- buted 20 points Thursday cfaamipianeblp by defeating almost all the squad Is back liam and Mary against Arkan­ rally that had out an 18-po!nt jured Frank Ramsey. “Hawllcek has tremendous that tired.” trampled Los Angeles State, 97- Griffith, 24, of Now Yoric, traotkm is top-notch. North Our- night. Sam Jones Ted the parade Smith 181, Irma DeSimone 191- Vernon... Bill Cruickahank, one and all ore Improved, sas State. IXike lead to three at 49-46. 76. Russell watched the Celtlce speed on offense and a great 467, Mary Asadoortan 181-474, Koufax, the only player ever left little doubt of what he ollna Sate, coached biy Eiarle with 36, Johnny HavUoek added o f the nloeet guya on the ^x>rta Captain Karl Niederwerfer, win their ninth straight on the deal of strength defensively Mary Lourie 178, Patricia to win the Oy Young Memorial thinks the' oucome will be. Eidwards, came through with an 32 while Tommy Helnoohn and beat, has been promoted to A1 Fhitz, Jim Martello, Bob neutral Providence court, con­ The FYkday NBA schedule Quaokenbudh 176, Lorraine Sports Viewing Award by unanimous selection, "When I beat Rubin I want 8-2 record and runner-up In the Tom Sendera hod 22 apteoe. Usta BaltlnMre at Olnolnnati editor of the Norwich Bulletin. Newmarker and Mark Bucheri Atlantic Coast Cjcnference. fined Ip otreet okAbea by a I>emko 466, Harriet Haslett Chicago Bears’ Offense to fight for the (mldcDoweight) revealed, "I don't know if John­ puiM thigh muBde auffeiedon Bob Boocer clicked for 26 and FfeUodelpliia at San Fran- BUI served as sports editor with are the Rams’ standard-bear­ Slugger Accepts ^Reasonahle^ Cut title,” he said. Coach Paul Da'vis’ Mississippi 471. TONIGHT the same paper for 17 years... ny Podres oould have pitched Slugging Title the lost iday of the victoiy over polnta for New York, Billy olsoo. ers. Rockville Wi 1-1 so far and The cihampion hasn’t .said he State team carved a 6-2-2 record 10 p.m.—Fight of the Week Coach Don Bums’ East Oatho- the fifth game if it had bem 0-1 in the league. (Carter vs. Griffith) necessary. Johnny complained will win by a knockout but did out o f a rough schedule. Because HOME ENGINEERS—Eileen Ho High basketball teem boasts After TMrd 8teslgd>t To Killebrew Channel 8 of a sore elbow after he beat say: of its rougher schedule, Missis­ Boris 186-202-557, Mary Sproul About Same as Steelers a 2S-geme winning skein—over Winners of two straight and Yankees Sign Maris, “If the opportunity preeents sippi State ranks a 6)^-point 176-467, Jean Green 457. the Yankees in the second 36 of 36 in the past three years, SATURDAY two years — but will run into game.” BOSTON (A P) — Minne­ itself I’m going after him. Mat­ favorite. vrirvir VCPIf (AP)__ ❖ for the NFL tlUe at Chlcago^the best of the tight ends. Ditka a lot of trouble tonight. Water- East Catholic travels to IVater- sota’s Harmon Killebrew lUKK (A r) Tjjgj, . to reaUy great.” 1 p.m. Liberty Bowl Game Koufax aMo revealed In Look ter of fact, I’m going after him Baylor holds a thin edge as SITOEl—Reggie Gburskl 134- 29 fctd. which holts the Eagles, ford tonighit. Frank Kinel, Ray won the American League a 1V4-point choice in the Blue­ Pats Express Interest Andy Robustelli, the play- After watching movies of the In talking about the Bears' Channel 22, SO. that in the winter of 1960 'le LaGace and vastly-improved at the first bell and -4>ang.” 389, Barbara Backus 125, Millie 8:30—Bluebonnet Bowl has a poweihouee. The Eagies seriously coiuddered quitting Go After Mantle Next slugging crown last season bonnet, primarily because of er-coach responsible for the second game with the steelers quarterbacks. Bill Wade and have won 35 of 36 decisions in Paul Waickowski give the with a .555 average ending Griffith Faster Eeaupre 125, Bunny Orocker Channel 3 baseball because he was not Griffith, the faster and better the paaPittsburgh Steelers 6 p.m.—NTL Highlights one more season.” a reluctant dragon, was in the New York fold for the not as hard a hitter as Carter, look about the same to men of­ tall enough to look over almost Carter Chevrolet, la again sel Coventry, 1-1 in the Charter The flnal official averages Betty Aceto 128-354, Ruth Os­ Channel 22, SO The following season, 1961, 1964 season, Yankee General Manager Ralph Houk said he has scored 13 knockouts. A crowd of about 50,000 to rate about the same offen­ fensively. Joe Marconi, the full­ everybody’s head and really Christinas trees at his lot Oak Conference and 2-2 overall released today revealed that 60.000 Is e(xpected. by beoaose of high hopes of trander 339, Dot Oowles 138- 6 p.m.— High School Sports Koufax struck out 269 to break today he was eager to sign Mickey Mantel, the other Of Carter’s 17 victories, 11 BOSTON (AP) — Boa sively. back, looked awfully strong to snap off the short pass. Bukich on Burnham St. in the Buck- hosts Rocky Hill in another Killebrew, runner-up to Man­ Mira Featured signing its number ersonnel, the Giants New York Giants dressing room Later. Gifford w m in his strengthen the leg and keep Despite Serious Illness 389, Fred Poudrier 147-360, plate appearances, including Angela. Again the (^agUas— moved on to the icy turf for 66 Rhode Island 74, St. John’* dressing stall, charcoal from adding excess weight. Saturday, Dec. 28 Joe, John, and Jim dominated Walt Suchy 361, Bill Eva-show- NEW’ YORK (AP) — The5>With a chance at a title tie, A1 throug(b the dugout of the Yan­ official times at bat, bases Davis will have the Raiders in minutes of practice. They had 65, kees and onto the frosen turf of .'tmudges still on his cheek. The “ They tell me Mickey is de­ Manoheeter vs. Alumni, 8 p.m. the Hobby Shoppe offense ac­ sky 350, Ed Frazier 367, Tony secret of beating Sid Gillman i-s on balls, sacrlflces and hit by BOSTON ( A P )— Boiricetball'^ords into the Terrier record full battle drees. some more work on tap today. Boston U, 79, Seton Hall 68. 'Yankee Stadium. tape on hl.s left ankle had an termined to have one of his best St. Bernard’s at East, 8:16 counted for all but two of the MarlneUl 353, Joe Twaronlte to work for him first os an as­ years in 1964,” said Houk. "As p.m. pitches. opponents ot Boston University book. Among the new entries sistant coach. Jack Faulkner Kansas Ctty 28, New York 14 "What've you got on your arrow in blue ink pointing to team’s polnta. 355, Pete BraziUs 138-386, A1 you know, he missed more than are hoping that Dick Moree- was a 15.4 rebound-per-game av­ and A1 Davis are 5-0 against —Ohiefs in salary drive get Mde?” asked YAT, the 37-year- the inside and marked, "nig- Benjamin 143-377, Paul dk>r- out.” On the right one, the ar­ half the '63 season because of erage for Moreshead, a mark renti 372, A1 Bertussi 352. their old boss in American Foot­ even for 17-0 .shutout in New oM quarterback. heeid doesn’t get sick again. EAST SIDE JUNIORS York; Jets without Dick Wood row w’as reversed and labeled, injurie.s. He is determined to that ranked him .second in New Tripleheader last night found ball League competition. think I can beat him with "aig-in.” avoid another such season, if at Moreshead, ranked third na­ England and 14th in the nation Nou' it is Faulkner’s turn to | rely on Galen Hall to do passing, tionally in rebounding and the the Parkade Five beating the P.YRKADE DUSTY — Lars NOW — THROUGH DECEMBER 31 a xlg-ln or aig-out,” answered It was Frank’s idea of a pre­ all pos.sible.” in that department. He also con­ Knlcks, 44-29; Manchester Swalui 200, Bob Copeland 200, trj' again with Gillman’s San Terriers’ truly “big” man at 6- tributed a 13.2 scoring average. Fl'ank, the 33-year-old flanker. game gag to lessen the tension ManUe earned $1(X),000 last Auto outclassing Spruce St. Sam Gc^gin 205, Russ Parsons Diego (Thargers needing to win year. It is doubtful if he will be 9, had rheumatic fever two “AH right,” mumbled Tat. of the big game. Phil (Chief) The effects of the illness left Market, 60-18; and Songaho’s 203, Bill Brown 203-552, Rom or tie their finale with Denver T rin Comeback | asked to take a cut as was years ago. Dick sapped of the strength ex­ to clinch the Western Dl'vlslon “I'll remember that.” King, the running beu;k, has the He two inches while overcoming Nasslff Arms, 43- Cu-stcr 214-578, Bill Reichert stall next to Gifford. He was Maris. While no salary terms grew pected from a boy of his size. UUe. DOUBLE Now it was five minutes into 40. 226-572, Bob Richardson 204- were announced, it is believed bedridden. If Faulkner upsets GlUman Upsets Harvard I tt»e third qtjarter, and the kidding him, "You don’t know Last season he lo.st many a The Knioks led at the e. d 209-573. Rog accepted a $10,000 cut. The blggeet pla3ror in Boston struggle for a loose ball to a boy again, San Diego will fall right Pittsburgh Steelers had aoorecl how to catch a football. o f the first two periods but “ I told Roger my ideas of collegiate basketball circles, the much le.ss his equal, but def­ into the same trap. A San Diego NEW HAVEN (AP)—Trin­ to make it 16-10. Another touch- “You don’t even make your »• 240-pound junior still is a grow­ the Parkadcs caught fire in the EARLY BIRDS—Pat Pace cut off the right foot,” contin­ what his contract should be,” initely stronger. defeat and an Oakland victory ity, down by 16 points with llown, wUi the extra point, ing boy. third quartei' while the Knick 134-352, Jean Beauregard 134- ued the Chief BOSTON (AP) — The New said Houk, “ and he went right over Houston in Sunday's final seven minutes left to play, wouid put them in oontiol of Between his sophomore and Work Paid Off (rtKX>ting grew colder. Dale Os- 346, Gi-ace Brenner 130-339, “It’s true.” smiled Gifford, as England Council Ski Report: along. He was very fair about game would set up a tie playoff staged an almost incredible the game to decide the Eastern Junior years at Deerlng High “ I was determined to regain trout (14) led the winners Ann Lallberte 127. he explained that when a man Ski rating code; HI—excellent. It.” between Gillman and Davis’ comeback last night to whip Division championSliip. After School in Portland, Maine, Dick that strength,” says Dick, ".so while Dave Vlara (13) topped cuts, to his left, he normally G--good. F—fair. P—poor. N -- Injured Frequently this pa.st summer I went to work Raiders. The name of the game Harvard, 74-72, in a basketball the kickoff, the Giants wei-c none. If two ratings are given Maris, who hit a record break­ shot up five inohM in three the Knicks. GREEN STAMPS drivM off the right, or pivotal months. loading and unloading trucks in The middle game was strict­ is Beat the Boss. game. st\ic)k on their own 23-yard line, foot—And vice versa —but for the first denotes upper trails ing 81 home runs in 1061, was Class C Tourney “The kids used to Joke that Portland.” ly no oonteet with the Market­ Faulkner beat Gillman t'wice The Bantams worked their with third down and eight to himself, he drives off whatever and the second lower trails. plagued by injuries throughout go. Bveryibody in tha.park knew I had fertilizer in my shoes,” The effort proved worthwhile, eers never having a chance. In IT 4 i'a-’’*' Y®"" thumped his minor miracle with a string of foot happen.s to hit the ground Maine the 1963 season. He appeared in and as of the moment he has n a b 4 ‘0 I L i l l i r i t i b l chargers 50-34 early this sea- 12 consecutive points to draw a pass wan coming up. only 90 games, batted .260 with be grinned. “But the ones who contrast, the third game was when he decides to change di Pleasant Mt. Base 8 to 6 NF were really concerned were my had no difficulty winning the caooe all the way, five points ___ I son. Davis beat Sid twice 34-33 within six points of the Crim- In the htiddle, TitUe .started rectlon. Limited. 23 home runs and only 53 runs nightly tug-of-war for rebounds. and 41-27 since he took over as gon with 2:45 left, to can a square-out pattern to batted in. The 29-year-old slug­ parents, who had to keep me wna the widest separation. Over $135 in prize money Too I>ate to Change New Haiiilipslilre (North) In clothes.” 'This season Moreshead has Bongallo's stayed in front all will be at slake in the Cla.s.s boss man at Oakland. Then came a string of eight Gifford. A square-out means the It’s a little late for Gifford Base. 0 to 4 min. 5 to 10 max. ger led the American League come fully Into his own. He is ' All of which sets up ,an In- points climaxed by a 15-foot receiver goes straight downfield with 142 RBI in '61, when he Despite his impressive size, the way, but never by much. C Men’s Duckpin Tournament to change his style. He has been Cannon Mt. NC5. Mitlersill Moreshecid was first' attracted avei'aging better than 20 re­ Bob LaPolt, Jack Katz and scheduled tomorrow and Sun­ leresling final weekend of the jump shot by Bill Belfiore. and then turns at a 90-degree a pro since 1952. He came back FG. Tenney Mt. P. Wildcat,NP won the league's Most Valuable bounds per game and scored 28 AFL season. n...-'KT-.jThe National ITT. Foot . -1 shot— at the buzzer— angle for the sldeUnes. It was Player Award for the second to football. "I had certain psy­ Tom Fitzgerald paced the win- day at Holiday Lanes. Top last season from a year’s retire­ Limited. chological advantages,” he said points again.st New Hampshire ball League season ended la st! came on a play that started Gifford’s pet route on the 42 consecutive season. nera wteUe Bill Rowe lad Nas- prize in the event is $75. ment. He’s a step slower than drily. “But I suffered a kidney Tuesday night while grabblpg Elntries to date total 48 with week but the A FL season car­ from out of bounds with one passes he caught this year. New Hampahlre (South) Maris admitted it was the j •ter*. when he won the Jim Thorpe Injury and turned to basketball off 24 rebounds. the 7 p.m. shift tomorrow al­ ried over an ejftra week because second left on the clock. “Nsm’,’’ objected FYank, “let’s Brookline 5 to 10 G. TempJe first time he had ever been i WITH ALL Trophy in 1956 as the NFT,'s as a high school junior.” ready filled. they did not play cm the week­ The game played at Cam­ do a r^g-out.” Mt. Novice G. asked to. take a cut since he | Y M IDOETS beet. However, with his 6-6, 260- Oombina/Uon of Pete Sad' The entries include; Satur­ end of President Kennedy's as- bridge. Mass., was the only con­ Tlttln Switched "The guy,” said Ooath AJlie Vermont (North) came to the big leagues in 1957. Next season will be Rogers’ ! pound frame he was just too looki and Dave V.’are proved day 3 p.m.—Mike Mniinguag- sasination. test yesterday involving a Con­ GAS Instead, Tittle switched to a Sherman of the Giants, ’’had a Base. 2 to 15 min. 14 to 18 Hal Kopp Quits In additfon to the two vlLal necticut college basketball max. fifth with the Yankees. He was kow. He turned to cross coun­ a potent one for Manche.ster gia, Ron Empnd, Fred Oakes. d g-in pass. Gifford lined up bad muscle pull. His timing was AFL games in the Western Di­ team. Glen Ellen FG Limited. Jay 2o last Sept. 10. try to peel o ff “ a few hundred Auto Parts last night and It Jim Aceto, Paul Aceto, Dwight wide on the right flank’ o f the off. They said we played him pounds and came in dead last in As Coach BU vision, the New York Jets will ■ Barry Leghorn and Daryle Peak GF. Mad River Glen FX3 “ Considering the year 1 had,” ted to a 19-10 win over Man' Weil'. Tony Colletti, Walt PURCHASES Giant Mne. Playing him nose on for sentiment. There ain’t no every meet.” be at Kansas City, also on Sun­ Uphoff both scored 22 points to Limited. Stowe FG Bare Spots. said Maris via telephone from chegter Tra'vel Service. Snow. for PitUdiurgh was Glemi Glass, sentiment in this game. He’s his home in Independence, Mo., The attack of rheumatic fever BOSTON (AP) _ Harold Second game saw Boland OU Saturday, 6 p.m.—Ed Lewis, day. Buffalo and Boston, ■who pace the Bantams. Belfiore a defensive back. Gifford i-an been doing a Ivelluva job since Sugarbu-sh G. hit him after his freshman year finished tied for first ki the finished with 18. Trinity has Vermont (Central and South) “ I couldn’t ask for a raise Kopp has resigned as line coach drub Wyman Oil, 36-10. Emil Dietz, Fred Griffith, eight yards on a straight line they buried him seven weeks at Boston University. Ware bod 10 points and oon- East with 6-6-1 records, drew now won five straight after los­ Base. 2 to 7 min. 3 to 18 max. or even the same salary. I've ait Boston University to be­ Mike DeManuello, John Lor- downfield, with Glass backtrack­ ago. The guy happens to be one Returned Taller txuUad the bedkhoards and Sad- enzone. Boh Skldgell. . a bye this week. They will play ing its opener. Bromley FG. Barrington Hill got no kick. 1 Just hope I can ing. Frank then faked a shoul­ helluva pro.” have a good year In 1964 and (Last season Dick returned to come coach at Waltham High lOBikl chipped in wl'th seven Saturday, 7 p.m. (filled)— off for the division crown Dec. Drive In^ er Up! FG. Carinthia G. Killlngton G. School. der to the Inside, took a hard The kind you like to have make everybody forget about school, two Inches taller and markers to leaid Auto Parts. El Carter, A1 Catalano, Lee 28 at Buffalo. Mt. Asculney MG. Mt. Snow step toward the right sideline around when you want — and last season.” eager to pick up where he left Kopp was an assistant at BU Dick Brannlck and Brian Mohn Courtney. Chai-ley Harris, Zee- Ln.^t week's pick.s boosted the Veeok to Speak and fo r t ^ G la^ to commit him- need — the big play to win. South G. Stratton Mt. G. Wood- Among other things, Houk as­ off. With an all-sophomore which recently announced the were the Travel Service stand­ ner Tamulis, A1 Atkins, John sen.son total to 69-24-5 for the Double Green Stamps with your gas purchases sslf in that mrection. I*redictions for the week: stock FG. sured Marls he was not on the starting club, Dick was as in­ reoignation of Head Coach outs. Bob Klemen’s 22 points Naretto, Jack Cofiel, Bud Weir, NFL and 28-18-3 in the AP’ L, BOSTbN (AP) Bill Veeck, Steve Sinko. for the balance of December is our bonus to you as an ■ Albruptly, he turned right American I.«ague Massachusett* (Berkshlren) trade mart, rumors to the con­ experienced as any of the oth­ ■polked Boland’s In the night­ BUI Rau, Ed Scott. Joe Ros- an .over-all total of 97-42-8. who h-as devoted his Ufe to the back again toward the Inside of San Diego 42, Denver 17. No Base 1 to 3 min 3 to 8 max. trary. ers. However, Coach John Kopp. who had been at BU cap. Fred Marshall and Chip seAto, Joe Scata, Archie La- Here we go again tor the last game, wiU be an honored fea­ inducement to help us reach our goal of 1,250,000 gal­ the field at a 46-degree angle. time to relax and old score to Berkshire Snow Basin N. "Maris is )lke ManUe, How­ Burke was looking to the future since 1959, has been -^head CiooMn MippUed what IMtie irocheUe, Milt Tedford, Norm roundup, all games Sunday. tured speoiker at the Boston lon* in gaa tales for the year. By the time Glass recovered, he settle. Bousquets F. Jiminy Peak FG. ard, Ford and Richardson,’’ and went the distance with his coach at the University of t e a s vras feneraited by Wy> Klotar, Larry Jamaltto, Herb AFL Baseihiti) W ilteni Dinner, Jan. was a half step behind. Under Oakland 24, Houston 17. Mt. Tom NG. Thunder Mt. PF. said Houk. “ He is as untrade- yearlings. Rihode Island and Brigham Sen Diego 31, Denver 17— Sid SO, believed to be bis fiirst ma- Young University. Smith, Jim Taylor, Pete Aoeto. a severe ru^. Tittle had to re­ Amazing how long enthusiasm Maasachusett* (East) able as one could be. "Dick continued to Improve Congratulations^ Mate Sunday, 2:30 pm . — Dick GlUman breaks the Jinx and fi­ J « pubUo appearanoe slnoe be OPEN DAY AND NIGHT lease the pass on a hard, low can sustain a team. J l't's pretty tough to trade a with each game,” saya( Burkes His college head qoachlng Trueman, Larry Lorentzen, nally whips an old hired hand was stricken two years Boston Hill G. Bradford Tows THURHOAYTS FIGHTS trajectory’ toward Gifford. Kansas City 28, New York # e ^ a r off a pennapt winning “ and as the season went on we caiser record la 44 victories Walt ArMOvd, Ray Beauregard, with the title hanging on the Veeck, the longtime basttooll F. Hanvdlton Slopes FG. and 23 looses. He was Rhode As Frank crossed the dO-yard 10. The stuffed Ohiefto are on g club unless you have a ready were in more and more of the Sian Diego team m ate Paul Lowe, left, and Tobin Sam> Kearns, George Carolane, line. They sq.y Tobin Rote will promoter, glmeral manage' and Oonneotiout real ones. He learned a Island coach of the year MIAMI, Fla. — Tony Ma- tttie, the ball looked out of reach. salary drive. replacement. For example, if Queen of the Senior Bowl UMgh Rote congratulate each other on being honored by Gino Glovanetti, Dick McCon- be ready to crank up the old part owner, began experienc­ Mohawk Mt. F. Powder Hill lot, facing the other big men In thrice. New England coacb of marelll. 131, P 111 s b u r g h, The d a n t flanker lunged, got somebody asked me for a catch­ Diane Sawyer, above, America’s Junior Miss, will the Associated Presa for outstanding play in the vlUe, BJd Doucette,' Graham arm. Broncos have Billy Joe ing blackouts two years ago his right hand on it as he left Four active playera in the OE. j er, 1 could not trade one unless the league and I could see my the year onde and mountain knocked out Bobby Allen, 133, and Mickey Slaughter on doubt­ After numerous tests hla ail­ MORIARTY BROTHERS Holmes, Jim Whelan, Marslii)!! reign over the Senior Bowl festivities at Mobile, faith starting to pay off.” statea conferenoe coach of the American Football League. Lowe, a halfback, was bis feet, scooped it into his NaiUonaJ Hookey League have 1 got another catcher in reteum. 'Virgin Dslands, 7. ' Lewis, John Kooky. ful Hot. ment, was diagnosed as dreu' 301 CENTER-ST. ^ 643.5135 stomach and crashed under the played in more than 1,000 Ooanh Toa Blqke of the Mon “Laat year we were able to Ala. The 18-year-old Louisville, Ky., blonde will be Rebound Record year once. He also coached at ■WOROBSTBai* Maas.—B iay named Comeback Player of the Year, and Rote, a Oefclond 24. Houaton 17—Tom latory In nature. The cure was BU won 10 of 19 games last Yale and UiUveraity of Oon- AndenNn, 189)4, ' Doylmtown. Entrlea will accepted un­ tmiMct of Glass' tackle on the games. Ihey are Gordie Howe treol Conodiens won the Lady trade Bill Skowron because we honorckl at a reception and banquet prior to the an­ Teteran qiwrterbaek, was named Flayer of the til ths ■tartiiic tldte o t eotch H o n s hikt for fire YI> poMMs in a oon)(?tote rast and ft d * | > a rt- felt that Joe Pepltona was reai^ yeiear, with the iophomore-dom' ncctlout. r^ o o tp o fo U d BlUy Backus, •taeler 47, but he held on to and BtU Gadrtiy of Dertrolt, Red Biycig 1)ro(phy for being the J4a- football game on Jan. (AP Photo­ (AP Photefax.) untflad dhtft. « route going Job U t t Awm tto m ' ttM boM to give the Giants a Kelly of TVtranbo and Doug Hhr- bional Hockey Leo(gue’a moot to take over at first bass. It nual aff-atar 4. mated club several In- H e bolds patanta on tw o IM, OanMtof. N.Y. 8. Year. Efo. Two plays later the G.iants vey of ffnw York. gentlemanly phtyec in 1W5-46. turned out wa war* coirroot.'^v. fax.) dividual, toam. foothoB toaljfi^ dovkm 'll, "'1 EAIVCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE 'TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX Wearing A pparel— Fur* 67 By PAGALY and SHORTEN Fud and Feed 49^A Automobiles For SAle 4 THERE OUGHTA B ^A LAW Apartment*— Flat*— Houses For. Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For ^le 73 MEN’S CLOTHINQ — Top eoSht, Houses For Sale 72 Hous^ For Sale 72 DRY OAK WOOD, cut flreplkcs Tenements 63 MEG Sending 1063 FORD FAIRLANE 3-door brown tweed, alie 43; Hdt, BOL’TON — Must Sell.Bell. Large VERNON — LOVELY older 7 SO. WINDSOR — Extra Margin. BOLTON AND Vicinity - Build­ and stove length, $10 per load 'ItANCHESTER - I84.(X)0 ranch. 82 FOOT RANCH, Porter Street ing lot*, land tracts, farms and Sedans. Have 4 real nice ones. brown with stripe, slas 41; BIX ROOM duplex, centrstl lo­ 7 rooms plus finished recrea­ area, beamed celling; 2 fire­ custom 6 room Ranch, 3-car room Dutch Colonial, 3-car ga­ Room to grow In. 6 i room kilHEM HtWWOr CAH delivered. Tel. 742-7886. ranch expandable to 4 bed­ acreage. Financing available. Standard tran.smlssion, radio, TO THE PWESIOENT OP hats, Borsallno brown, cation, oil furnace, one-year tion room in basement, two full places, 114 bhths, bullt-lns. 6 garage, 14x24 living room with rage, 2 baths, near acre jot. Gifts^ Check CLASSIFIED heater, exceilent throughout. AGOeAVINA m OH QUALITY seasoned hard­ new, Dobbs, dark brown, 7H. fireplace,' 13x18 kitchen, form­ Fine neighborhood. Hayes rooms and 2 baths. Something Lawrence F Fiano, Realtor, lease. 649-6048 after baths, 2-car garage, aluminum large rooms, double garage, THE UNITED STATER* different Md only $17.2(X). Ex 643-2766, Charles Nicholson, Take your pick at $1,896. Bank WAS A TOT wood, cut to any length and narrow brlma; tuxedo, nary siding. Built In 1960. Over 2,200 128’ frontage. Carlton W. al dining room, large level lot, Agency, 643-4808. rate terms and trades. Harry spilt, stored Inside. Bonus of blue, else 41; drest ahlrt, 16-M. ROCKVnXB — 1V4 room apart­ trees, amesite drive, nice resi­ cellent location with trees 742-6364. SHE LO/ED fO sq. ft. of finished living area. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6182. BOLTON — 4 bedroom ranch, To Mansfield Stickels Quality Cars, 5 South ANSWER THE 100 B A H green Mamps with 849-8668. ment, i^ lia n e M and heat, $90. Philbrick Agency. 640-8464. dential section. Only $19,600. Olenn Roberts Agency, Real patio, amesite drive, tool shed, 'tor*. 644-1621. 644-1337. ADVERTISING Whitney Street. Hartford, 338- each load delivered before De­ Also, 8h M Skinner tion of the gifts this year from YOUR COOPERATION w n x ffhlAI 1 rooms In excellent location, oil In top condition, Move In ; of said Manehesler. eyerninr Teen-age driver’s education GOT THE ^8-8116.______content# or whole estate#. Fur­ pandable ranch with breeze­ ANDOVER CENTER — Beauti­ day and Sunday. her seat at the switchboard, the BE appreciated I / I M U I I course. State certified. 649-7398. heat, garage. J. D. Realty, 643 ful View. On 8 wooded acres, JARVIS REALTY CO. for Christmas. I ORDKRFD! That si\ nionlt\s fioin town employe.s have been giving FROZEN EL0OW- niture Repair Service Talcott- way and garage, basement, lot MANCHESTER — Six rooms ...... the i.lih day...... of ...... December ins':, ^ . be...... ^ vllle, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. 6130. 100x250, trees. Only $16,900. T. large 6 room Ranch, fireplace, and the same are limited and al- to the Mansfield training school LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first $13,500. Ijiving room with fire- lowed for ihe creditors within wtiieh p,ach CThristnias (or about (our Household Goods 51 J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. ba.sement garage. Ideal for REALTORS - MI^ - INSURORS $15,900 licensed driving school, train­ 414 ROOM DUPLEX apartment handyman. Asking $16,000. place, formal dining room, lo 'brine ' ^ in th-ir ' cinims scain"! ed, certified and approved, now 06 W. Middle Turnpike, heat 648-4112 modem— kitchenIA 1 e A M s withs ss 4 W dishwa.sh- • es ^ seine* Vs csss.said •'« • ,'statr. . - - l o i i CVJ arid i\j ;scs>si said T~ executor ,\i'i il.'s - COVENTRY - LARGE execu­ •lyawrcnce F. Fiano, Realtor directed to eiye pilb ic notic,- In lit offering cla.ssroom and behind BVERYTHINO IN aterillzed re­ Rooms Without Board 59 hot water, electric stove and It all began with a letter »ent Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? conditioned used furniture and tive ranch, 0 rooms, 2 fire­ 843-2766, Charles Nicholson, Includes garage, heated sun- er, 3 bedroom.s. screened in wheel instructions for teen­ refrigerator, garage, $120 a Eves. 643-1686 porches, full basement, walk­ whhir's'aid" u;;il:^i^o«'e^^"b;’'',;:l'b' appUancea, high quality • low ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, places, 7 acres, river running 742-6364. porch, guaranteed roof, 2- agers. 649-6078. month. Available January 1. ing distance to schools, nice flhinK a ropv nf thi* ord-T i*i snmf’ i tiH. ftpkuig ff>r help in collect* price*. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak through the property. Guest year-old furnace, aluminum newspaperT havingrn a rlrrulntinn ing gifts for the children. 24-Hour Answering Service CMI 640-3866 before 6 p.m. $12,200 - MANCHESTER. At lot with shade trees. Good fi­ South Street, RockvlUe, 876- Street, 643-8368, 246-4788. home, small barn. Ideal for windows and doors. For In­ .■aid pr^batF within if'n Marlin turned the leltar oveir tractive 6 room Cape, large dividual attention call Roger nancing. $500 down, $118 per dav^ frnm tho dat#' of thli# ohI ft a?>d Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 2174. Open 9-8. FIVE ROOM apartment, hot horses, etc. Maximum of (X50PER STREET - 2 family rotuni mako to ihia oourt of ihr lo MEG. now headed by Emeat E-Z LERN Painting— Papering 21 FURNISHED ROOMS for gen- kitchen, plenty of cabinets, m: Negro. : month. A real good buy. Ex­ water, heat, garage. Tel. 643- privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ duplex 8-6. Features 8 generous notlr* pivon. Mc-N'elll, assi.slanl building, Ir- Free to Heraid Readers MR. ALBERT PROVES tleman, heated, free psulMg. ceramic bath, garage. 128x165. clusive. Shown bv appoint­ JOHN ,T W A f.IcK T T .TudcF Driving School INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint­ AUTO MECHANIC training BOSTON TERRIER puppies 7868. tor, 843-1677. bedrooms, enormous kitchen .apector for the town, and th# available under Manpower De nicely marked, reasonable TO YOU THERE IS A Two room cottage for light Carltoh W. Hutchln*. Realtor, ment. 644-1508. 688-6602, 649- 2 ing. You name your own price. with dining area, living room, LIMITATION ORDER Want taformatlon on one of oar classified advertfsementaT No "SANTA CLAUS" housekeeping. Call Scranton STARKWEATHER Street — 649-6132. B & N AGENCY 8013. Home Realty Service. 611 group haa been collecting gifts Connecticut'a largest, auto­ 649-7863, 875-8401. velopment and Training Act. Shemerluk, Scantlc Rd., Ware FOUR ROOM tenement avail­ utility room, Rusco combina­ AT A COURT OF PROBATF answer the telephone listed? Simply call JUST PAY MONTHLY! Motel and Cabins, 849-0826 be­ Completely renovated six room New Park Ave., West Hartford. he'd at Manchester, within and for each year ever sine*. at the matic and standard shift, May be eligible for training al­ house Point, NAtlonal 8-6644. able January 1. Oil heat, hot tions, spotless condition. Un- 1. 2 or 8 YEARS TO PAY tween 6-7. single. Large rooms. I 'j baths, CONCXJRD RD - Beautiful 643-8727 286-4627. the District of Manchester, on the This year, along with th# free pick-up service, teen­ PAINTING. EXTERIOR and in­ lowances. Apply immediately water heater, 2-car garage, u.sual floor plan provides .IJtfh dav of Dorember MONTHLY PAYMENTS new heating sy.stem. Three en­ ranch, large living room, form­ pre.senta '.vhich go regulaxly to MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE age classroom, older and terior, paperhanging, wall­ Conn. State Employment Serv­ KEESHOND PUPPIES, AKC, good location. Adults preferred. single family atmosphere with Present H- n .Tohn J. W«ll<'tt. $16.83 R(X)MS FOR genUemen, one closed porches, combination al dining room, cabinet kitchen. Judge the training ,-ichooI, aom« otf the nervous students our spe­ paper removed, dry wail work. ice, 806 Main Street, Manches­ excellent for children’s pet Near Silver Lane Bus Line. 2 bedrooms, recreation room, double family income. $22,400. ANSWERING SERVICE and show. Lovable Teddy Bear $ CXIMPLETE block from Main Street, kitch­ windows. This Is an excellent Lois For Sale 73 Estate of Eugenio Rerto late (%f employes in the a.ssesaora office cialty 116 Center St., Man­ Reasonable rates. Fully in­ ter. en privileges, parking. 648-6127, Call 643-8772. landscaped yard. Marion E. Robert Wolverton Agency, Manchester In saM ni«trict de- 649-0500 — 875-2519 sured. 649-9688, Joseph P. Lew­ type. Windsor Locks, National ROOMS OF BRAND NEW value at only $16,900. Desirable Legal Notices got together and sent a oheclt chester Call for free book­ 643-9828 Robertson. Realtor, 648-5953. Realtor, 649-2813. TWO BUILDING lots, prime lo­ ceased let. 643-8662. is. 3-4761. FURNITURE SIX ROOM duplex, Timken oil Bowers School district. T. J. On motion of Orestlna R Ender- along aa well Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. cation, city utilities. Philbrick lln of seld Manchester, admlnl«tra- and leave yonr message. You’D hear from onr advertloer In Jig All 100% Guaranteed, Some In THOMPSON HOUSE — Cottage furnace and hot water. Apply BUCKLEY 8(3IOOL Area - An VERNON — 6 room Cape, front LI.MITATION OKDER A week ago the boxes were PAINTING. PAPERHANGING Agency, 649-8484. trlT Hiwj. without spending all evening at the telephone. Original Factory Crates, With Street, centrally located, large 186 Center Street. 643-5063, older home just restored. Huge screen■creeneri ea poren,nnrch lormfnrm a sl i aimdlninp ng ^ A M«nch<>si*r. COURT OF within PROBATF. and for ORPKRKr' That «1\ nvtith.# fr.>m picketl up and delivered to a Good work, reasonable rates. LEARN TO DRIVE - Special Original Serial Numbers. pleasantly furnished rooms, 640-6336. bright family room, modem room, garage,garage amesite drive. the District of Manchester on the the 13th dav of r>ereniher. 1963 committee in what the trainui* Over 30 years in Manchester. Articles For Sale 45 BLONDE BEDROOM be and the same aro limitod and attention to nervous and elder­ ATTENTION parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ Ellin kitchen, dining and living room convenient. Early occupancy. 16th day of Decembor. 1963. allowed for the creditors within school staff calls the ’’Christa Your neighbor my recommen­ LIVING ROOM SUITE FOUR ROOM tenement to rent. Present Hon. John J. Wallett, Legal Notice Automobiles For Sale 4 ly. Classroom for teen-agers. night and permanent guest down and four large bedrooms Tongren Agency, 643-6321. Judge. which to bring In fheir claims Lost and Found dation. Raymond Flske, 649- FOR SALE — Flat Stone for All Improvements. Inquire 05 against saM estate and said ad­ mae Room." Kckup service. Day or eve­ RETIRED 6-PC. DINETTE SET rates. WHY PAY RENT? up. Big lot, plenty of trees. Estate of Charles Otto Senkbell AT A COURT OF PROBATE 9237. walls, fireplace, veneer and — and ACCESSORIES Foster Street. Phone 643-7340. VERNON — Excellent 2 family ministratrix is directed to give pub­ Mere the itenvs. alone; with LOST — LIGHT yellow male an­ 1961 FALCON 2 door Sedan. A ning lessons. Reasonable rates. Worth looking at, l.sn’t It? Ask­ a/k a Carl Charles Senkheil or held at Manchester, within and for lic notice to the creditors to bring Manchester Driving Academy, patios. Cllall 649-0617. WES’nNGHOUSB REF’R. When you can take over this '4-3, new heating system, 2-car Carl C, Senkbellj lats of Manches- the district of Manchester, on the others contributed by groups o t gora cat, answers to “ Frisky” . clean compact, automatic BURR HANDS ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room, one ing price Is only $17,500. T. J. in their claims within said time al­ 742-7249. EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ WES'nNOHOUSE ’TV FOUR ROOM tenement, 41'4% mortgage. Well-kept, garage,'preferred location, bus'*’’!!''’ »ali - 11th day of December. A.D. 1963 lowed bv publishing a copv ,of this sexmLs and church organiza­ 86 Florence St., 649-6688. transmission, radio, heater. If MOTO MOWER snow throwers gentleman, shower-bath, priv­ block from Main Street. Call Crockett. Realtor, 643-1677. ii-w. t ia o m O” motion of Evelyn M. Boos, Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, you’re looking for a nice car, ing. Wallraper books. Paper- and WASHING MACHINE ate entrance, parking. Inquire 8-room Ranch. Transferred line. Only $18,900. Hayes Agen- ware Road. W’est Brookfield, Maa- Judge. order in some newspaper haB ing a tion.':, are sorted and tagged. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. S^lly at McBride’s Sport ! ^ t . 4H 742-6169 or 742-8180. circulation in said probst.- district LOST — BILLFOLD containing come in and inspect this DELUXE RANGE 195 Spruce Street. owner needs Immediate BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANCH — cy, 643-4803. •ar h e t ts. adm I n ft t ra t ri X. Estate of Robert J. Turkmglon On Christmas Day, Senta— Insured workmanship guaran h.p. to h.p. 639 Center St. ORDEREI): That six months from lale of Manchester In said district, within ten days from the dale of sum of money vicinity Char­ beauty. Full price $998. Try to Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 INSPECTORS 649-8747. Take Your Choice Of Any Of FIVE ROOM duplex, conveni­ sale, $13,900. Call Joe Gor­ 6 rooms, 2 baths, beautiful this order and rHum make to this there \vill be five Santa* olrcu- teed Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. If MANCHESTER Vicinity — Mod­ the 16th day of December. 1963. be deceased rpurt of »he notice rtven ter Oak and Spruce Streets. duplicate this anywhere for These Appliances In Addition To ent location. Available Jan. 1. don 649-5306, 875-6611, 643- heated rec room, Hreplaced and the same are limited and al­ Upon application of Esther H. latmg among the 1,865 pa­ USED BICYCLES, a large as­ no answer, call 643-9048. em, immaculate 8 bedroom lusher, praying tliat an instrument .TOITN J W A U .K T T Judge Reward. 649-0681. price and condition. Harry SNOW BLOWERS - Arlen#, Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, Apartments— Flat*— Call 649-3071. 6314. li'vlng room, new wall-to-wall lowed for creditora within which tients to iri’sure that *41 ax# sortment, new English and Co­ Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linole­ carpeting Including hallways, ranch, 19x20 Hying room, fire­ to bring in their claime againat eaid purporting to hr the last wtll and Stickels Quality Cars, 8 South Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ Tenements 63 testament of Mild deceased be ad­ reached will bring the gift* FOUND — BOY’S brown shoe lumbia. We have the exerciser dishwasher, new aluminum place, tiled bath, full basement. estate, and aaid administratrix Is Whitney Street, Hartford, 233- Delta .Corporation has er, and Bolen* tractors, part* ums, Dishes And Other Items 414 ROOM GARDEN apart­ directed lo give public notice to the mitted to probate as per appltcatlotr around through all the wards right foot, on Olcott Street cycle on display. Open until 9 Electrical Services 22 and service. Capitol Equip­ THE BARROWS & awnings. 2 blocks from Main Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. creditors to bring In their claims on nie. it is T’RBAX RKXFWAT. TOTAI, 6221. Open nites. immediate openings MANCHESTER — SIX Room ment, central location, heat, HARTFORD (APi Nine ur­ and rooms at the school, ac- May claim by paying for ad through Christmas. Manches­ ment Co.. 88 Main St., Man­ EVERYTHINO hot water, stove, refrigerator WALLACE CO. St. Just move In—no remod­ within said time allowed by p\ib- ORDERED: That the foregoing FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt duplex, 3 large bedrooms, one MOVE !r 1GHT in - Lovely 7 lishing a copyny of this“ ■ orter ijfi sortie application be heard and deter­ ban renewal projects were civmpanled b;^..the training Call 644-1810. ter (^ cle Shop, 149 W. Mid­ for retired burr hands chester. Open dally 7-6, Thurs­ ONLY $898 and parking Included. Avsil- eling necessary. $19,9(X). Call service on all types of elec­ car garage, central heating. room Garrison Colonial, cen­ newspaper navin circulation In mined at the Probate office In Man­ completed. 29 were underway .•school band ottjt^^group o t oarol- dle 'Turnpike, 649-2098. “ ' and inspectors. Air­ day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. able January 1.- Rental $120 owner, 649-6651. said 'probate dfslrict within ten chester in said District, on the 6th l o s t — LADY’S white gold El trical wiring. Licensed and In­ 875-7362. ter hall, baths. 2-zone heat, . A D. 1964. at three and 23 were in the planning ers. Price Includes Delivery, Set-Up, month. CSill Mr. Ooodchlld, 643- days from the date of this order and day of Januarj' gin wrlstwatch, with 4 dta sured. Wilson Electrical Co., craft experience pre­ LOAM SALE — Regular $14 Service Guarantee. Immediate MANCHESTER — 6 room Split t OLLAND — NEW 614 room garage, close to public and return make to this court of the no­ o’clock in Oie the aftem^i. and that ; g^p, gp TWO ROOM apartment, 149 4000. Level, deep landscaped lot. ga tice given notice be givenriven to all personsnersons in-In ^ ^ And the Joy that the present* monds and stretch wrist band. SHOP AT ED’S FOR Business Senices Manchester, 640-4817. Olaston- ferred. Full or part- stone-free loam, $12.50. Also, Delivery Or Free Storage Until ranch, large treed lot. no parochial schools, shopping. Oakland Street, $60. 649-8229, rage, utility room, rec room, ' JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge terested In said estate of the ptm- nccticut Development Commls- bring to uie patient* — the Call 649-3867. Reward. bury, 848-1888. sand, gravel, atone, fill. Call Needed. money down. $13,5(X). Rockville This is the home you have been dency of said application and the slon ha.9 reported. New Haven fl Offered 13 time basis. Temporary 9-6. 2 bath-s, fireplace. Close t o , ■school's administrator# #ay that FINE CARS AT 643-8603. Phone for appointment Realty. 875-2527 looking for for your family in LIMITATION ORDER time Md place of hearing thereon. projects at a cost of more LOST — PASSBOOK No. 12666. assignment. Will not Furnished Apartments 63-A schools, churches, and shop­ a fine neighborhood. Priced In AT A COURT OF PROBATE by publishing a copy of this order '1 .tote it is considerable - - will belong LAWN MOWERS, sharpened SAMUEL ALBERT FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor, h^ld at Manchester, within and for in some newspaper having a elrcu- than $107 million led the state, a-s mtich to the town’s employe# Notice is hereby given that and repaired, sales and serv­ Floor Finishing 24 interfere with Social FOR SALE — Royal and Under­ ping. $18,900. Wolvcrton Agen­ low twenties. Call Mrs. DISCOUNT PRICES Hartford 247-0368 central location, heat and hot THREE HEATED rooms (ur- cy, Realtor, 649-2813. the District of Manchester, on Uie lation in said district, at 1ea.'t sev- the commission said vesterdav. who gave thei;' time end effort Passbook No. 12666 issued by ice, rental equipment. L A M Security benefits. Age wood typewriters, recondi­ See It Day Or Night water, one year lease. Call Suzanne Shorts. 643-8886, J. 17th day of December. 1963. rL” I The total eost of the pro jects the First Manchester Office, FLOOR SANDING and re- nl.shed. private entrance, de.slr- Watson Beach & Co.. 522-2114. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. ing. lo appear If they see cause at , , ______a* to the recipients. Ek]uipment Corp., Route 88, no barrier. tioned and guaranteed, late If you have no means of trans­ 649-6048, between 6-8:30 p.m. able, $88; 4th large heated TAIXIO’rTVII.LE - I-argc 6 A PERFECT FIT Judge. said time and place and be heard i in construction or In planning Hartford National Bank A finlshlng (specializing in old models. Rental and repairs. A,___ * _ j ______1*. ___I______Ai____ •ooa r \ r A Ohriatmas present 1# only We stock approximately 100 Vernon, 876-7609, Manchester portation, I’ll send my auto for room, furnished, with garage. room ranch, I'-;, baths, (ire- Estate of Mae Bell Schendel. late relative thereto, and make return was more than $331 million. Of Trust Co. has been lost and ap­ exchange. Enterprise 1948. er floors). Waxing floors. $69.50 and up, plus tax. You THREE R(X)M apartment, first MANCHESTER — Beautiful to this court, and by malllni on or I a Christmas present, but on joy used and new cars. Sample you. No obligation. $80. Children welcome. GA 9- placo, .stnrm.s. Ju.st like new. of Manchester In said District, de- this, the fedcml government plication has been made to .■«iid Painting. Ceilings. Paperhang' can save $$$. Call Mr. Bartley, floor, stove and refrigerator. room ranch, full ba.sement, city ceRved before Decembr 13. 1963. I cer- there are no limits. buys. 9923. Near bus and shopping. Ton- On motion of Leo W. Schendel o f ' tified mall, a copy of said will and was providing $221.5 million bank for payment and Issuance TREE REMOVAL, pnmlng, and ing. No job too small. John 232-5203 , 68 Arg;yle Avenue, W. Phone 649-4690. This lovely Cape on Center sowers, attached garage, teens, Verfaille, 649-6760. An equal opportunity A _L —B—E—R—T’—S ■------.------! gren Agency, 643-63B1. Street in Manchester, will exclusive. Evenings Mr. Janes, aaJd Manchester, administrator. i of this order to Elizabeth J. Wilson, the state $49 4 million and the of new book. lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, Hartford. 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD TWO R(X)MS. private bath, free ' _ ” ------ORDERED. That six month* from 95 Foster St . Manchester, Conn municipalities involved^ $60.4 649-6063. FIVE ROOM modem apart­ accommodate your entire 233-4968, Mr. Morrin, 523-1609. the 17th day of December. 1963, be Richard Tiirklngton. 174 Brvan HiU ELICrlBl-E FX>R AID 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-door, 6 HARDWOOD FLOORS sanded employer. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 parking, adults, business block. MANCHESTER — Quick Oc- million. LOST — BUNCH of keys on cylinder, powergllde, tan CHRISTMAS TREES and ment, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, liv­ family, today and tomor­ Janes &. Roberts Co., 233-3691, and the *ame are limited and air Road, Milford, Oonn, : Floyd Forde. SHARPBNINO Service — Saws, and finished. Get the best for Depot Square. Call Mr. Keith, ctipancy. $3,,100 assumes pres lowed for the creditor* within which 95 Foster St . Manchester Conn HARTkXDRD (A P) — Seven chain and. knife, between M A $1,295 wreaths. Girl Scout T ri»p 1, ing room, garage, centrally lo­ row. 6 finished rooms, ga­ Richard Forde, 224 Main St . Man­ knives, axes, shears, skates, less. Call 644-0601 or 649-0726 GLENWOOD OAS space heater, 649-8191. ent 4'4% mortgage, large 714 rage. all freshly painted. MANCHESTER — Quality built to bring In their claims anralnst said Connecticut communities have M gas station. Route 6 and 367 Broad Street, next to Fisk 36,000 BTU, chrome pipe in­ cated, $105 monthly. J. D. estate, and said administrator Is chester, Oonn.: Wl'liam Forde. 28 FonrI Containers Manchester. $8 reward. Call rotary blades. Quick service. Apply room .split level, 114 baths, Call Bill Frazier. 5 room ranch on well land­ directed to give public notice to the Hemlock Drive, Holden Mass ; become eligible for accelerated Tire. cluded. Call 644-8387. Realty, 643-5129. TWO ROOM apartment, fuml.sh- Built-in kitchen, formal dining OHTCACiO - - Bib frozen-food 649-0983. 1961 Chevrolet Impala 2-door Capitol Ekjuipment Co., 88 scaped lot. This home features creditors to bring in their claims Marilyn Richardson. 470 New federal ■public works program#. Bonds— Stocks ed. private bath and entrance.,•Ilk mom, family room, garage, fireplace, aluminum combina- within .said time allowed by pub­ Ca.stle St.. New Wilmington. Pa.; containers - up to 40 feet long Hardtop, 8 cylinder, stand­ M ^n St., Manchester. Hours CHRISTMAS TREES — Tag SOLID MAHOGANY piecrust lishing a copy of this order In some Robert Forde. c/o American Hard­ — Are being u.sed instead of Gov. John N. Dempsey said ard transm i^on, white dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ M ortgages SI now, cut later. Bring the family Utilities. No pets. Near C!he one half acre lot, city water tion.s, and many extra.s. For table, solid mahogany coffee MAIN STREET — Close to the ney’s, 226 Charter Oak, 643- newspaper having a clrrulntlon in ware Corp.. P.O. Drawer 748. trailers for piggyback rail ship­ yesterday. TTicy are Bethle­ $1,675 day 7-4. 643-7968. DELTA to The Stanley Tree Farm, Turnpike, four room apartment and sewers, anxious owners JARVIS REALTY CO. more Information call Carl said probate district within ten days Clarksdale. M iss.: and like copies hem, Thomaston, 'Waitertown, Announcements SECOND MORTGAGES - Un­ table, 2 solid mahogany end 8368, 246-4738. a.sking $18,600. Lawrence F. Zins.ser, 643-0038, or Howard from the date of this order and re- bv registered air mail to William A. ments. Then they are n.sed for Long Hill Road, Andover, at tables. Lounge chair and otto­ on the (Ir.st floor. Separate oil Tlirkinglon. Rannfool. Lurgan. ■Woodibury, Beacon Fall#, SNOWPLOWING — Now ac­ limited funds available for seC' Fiano, Realtor. 643-2766, Realtors MLS Insurers Realty Osmpany, 232-8278. him make to this court of Ihe notice temporary storage at their de«- ELBK7TROLUX sales and serv­ 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-door, 8 CORPORATION the church, 1.3 miles off Route man. (Jail 643-8728 after 8 p.m. heating system. Nice bright APAR'TMENT NICEI,Y himish- given. Cotinlv Armagh. North Ireland Cheshire, and Middleteiry. cepting contracts, seasonal or ond mortgages, payments to 6. Large selection, $2.60 up. Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. JOHN J. WAI.I,ETT. Judge ' JOHN J. WALLETT. Judgv tlnatlcm. ice, bonded- representative, Al­ cylinder, standard trans­ rooms. Vacant. No facilities (or ed. Including all utilities, am­ GREEN MANOR — Large cher­ hourly rates. 649-6660. suit your budget. Expedient Seasoned fireplace wood by the Children. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 643-4112—Eves. 649-7314 fred Amell, 206 Henry St., Man­ mission, tan $1,296 service. J.■ D. L Realty,Res 648-6120. MOVING — Many articles never ple parking, 114 rooms, 272 TUNNEL ROAD, Vernon. 10 ry paneled den, 3 bedroom E trunkful. Open all day Decem­ tor, 643-1677, chester, 643-0460. AVOID HEART attacks and loss Orchard Street used. Beautiful Christmas gifts. Matain. additional acres may be pur­ ranch, large utility room with II of pay. Snow plowing at your A BETTER, ARRANGEMENT ber 16 through 24. Otherwise Tape recorder, cameras, cars, chased with this unu.sual 514 1961 Chevrolet Corvalr, 2-door, 6 by appointment. Call 742-6488. sink, awnings, extra cabinets INCOME TAX Returns prepared own price. 649-7868, 876-8401. of your- finances will make toys, knick-knacks, O.E. re­ room ranch on high 1% acre BOLTON in kitchen, garbage disposal, BUY YOUR CAR AT "AUTO DISCOUNT by auditor. Business and in­ cylinder, automatic, red East Hartford mote control television, and ex­ FOUR ROOMS, garage, nice $12,900 — Clean, more of your income available Business Locations lot, 2-car garage, cellar, fire­ economy 5 room ranch, garage, wooded backyard. 649-3980. dividual. Raymond Girard. Call and white $1,150 SNOW THROWER, 36 h.p. cellent furniture. Call 649-0489. neighborhood, heat and hot for personal use. Lump debt mounted on an International For Rent 6 t place, oil heat, $14,900. Robert aluminum storms and screens. ____ collect, 875-7362. Household Services Into one monthly payment of water, adults preferred, $110 Cub tractor, ideal unit for park per month. 649-2083. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, ame.slte drive, private one-half - YOU can buy 1961 Chevrolet Corvalr, 4-door, Offered 13-A $22.25 for each thousand dollars Ing lots and sidewalks. South BUILDINO 60x40 suitable (or 649-2813. acre lot. As.sumable 414% lovely 7 -room — ranch with WANTED — BAND for Satur­ including repayment over five automatic, red $1,160 Windsor Equipment Co., 289' WA-TKINS BARGAIN NEW BUILDING Crest lux­ ■torage, B-1 zone, Buckland mortgage with $79 monthly garage, central, if you are J 'O h m x i L days and New Year’s Eve. Ap­ REB’EAVING of bums, moth years. FVank Burke, 246-8897, BOLTON — 3 bedroom ranch, earning $150 per week or over. ply John’s Bar A Restaurant, 3406. urious duplex apartments, 571 •action. 649-3468. payments or new financing holes Zippers repaired. Win­ Connecticut Mortgage Ex SHOP Hartford Road, Manchester.- fireplace, garage, 180x150 lot, Call (or appointment 649-0728. Rockville. 875-9634. 1961 T-Bird, full power, tan DESIRABI.E MAIN Street Of- with minimum down payment. dow Shades made to mea.sure; change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, SALESMEN FOUR INCH reflecting tele­ 4Vi rooms, I ’ i baths, large liv­ a.s.sumabie mortgage, $116 Ask (or Mr. Charles. $2,196 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys ... flees, 100% location, heat, Lawrence F. Fiano. Realtor, Conn. scope, with extras; Webcor $89.00 Low-back Lounge ing room, dining room, beauti­ monthly. Quiet, lovely neigh­ 643-2766. Charles Nichol.son, C made while you wait Tape Re­ ' janitor, parking. Will remodel CAREER monaural tape recorder; as Chair, foam cushion, kick pleat, ful O.E. kitchen. Range. Re­ borhood. Bel Air Real E.state, 742-6364. corders for rent Marlow’s 867 SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds for tenant. 643-7175. 643-9332. Personals 1960 CJhevrolet Station Wagon, sorted fishing equipment. Call gold brocade, 59. frigerator. Disposal Hoods. Legal Notices Park wood model, 8 cyl­ Main, 649-5221. available, for second mort­ gages. For Individual attention OPPORTUNITIES 649-1806 afternoons only, please. Carpet staircase. 2 large bed­ $17,900 — 514 room ranoh, East WANTED — RIDE to Pratt A inder, automatic $1,375 $260.36 7 Pc. Teal Rattan rooms, and many, many ex­ Side, garage, full cellar, oil hot LIMITATION OKULB GRAND call B A N Agency, Roger M BTORE, 460 Main Street. 649- Whitney, East Hartford, first MEN’S HCXIKEY skates, sizes Group: sofa, 2 chairs, end ta­ water heat, fireplace. 3 twin AT A COURT OF PROBATE Building—Contracting 14 Negro, 643-8727. CHECK THESE tras. Must be seen. Agent on 5229, 9-6. hi'ld at Mniichesti-r. within and for shift, from vicinity Spring and 4, 7, 11, 12, excellent condition, ble, cocktail table, 2 table lamps, premises every day. C^ll eve­ CUSTOM BUILT RANCH sized bedrooms, lots of living Sunset Streets. 649-29M. 1960 Chevrolet Monza, bucket tlie Disliict of Majicliealer on the seats, automatic, black GENERAL BUILDING service, BENEFITS reasonable. 649-8083. 205. nings owner, 643-4862, Mr. Gill. LARGE OFFICE room with space here. Convenient to 12Ui day of Decembor. 1*J63. $1,160 alteration.s, new work, recrea­ Help Wanted— Female S.*! Rent very reasonable. Live fireplace, paneling and parquet everything. Wolverton Agency, ^ Presvnt. Hon. John j. Waiieit. WANTED RIDE to Pratt A AQUARIUMS, with fish, all ac- $25.95 Plastic Swivel Arm ’Two-years-old — excellent Judge. tion rooms. Warren Hedges, better (or less. flooring. Central. Prestige lo­ Realtor. 649-2813. E.siale of Carolina P^ani, late ot Whitney, second shift, forner ce.s.sories and plants. Best of­ Chair, tan, 17.50. condition. Owner being STONER SMITH 643-4637 after 5 p.m. NURSE UCENSED In Con Group life Insurance cation. Plenty of parking. Call •a.^. , , a .Monchester in Bald District, de- FRAN DICKENSON OPENING Oak and Forest Streets, East 1960 Chevrolet CJorvair, stand­ nectlcut for small Rockville fer. Will hold till Xmas. 649- transferred. Aluminum sid­ MANCHESTER — Immaculate' ceased Hospital and surgical ben#- 643-1126. ing. oversize 2-car attached Treasurer Hartford, 289-4692. ard transmission, blue and ADDITIONS — Rec rooms, re­ convalescent home. Free room 1116. $29.95 28” Maple Corner Ta­ THREE ROOM apartment, first 6 room Cape, treed lot. quiet lo­ On motion of Aklo Paganl of aaid President OF THE white $928 fits ble, one shelf, 22.50. garage, rec room and wall- cation, 3 bedrooms, oil {)ot MancheHtei', executor, WANTEH5 RIDE to Pratt A modeling, bathrooms tiled. Call and board and TV. Tel. 876 Profit sharing plan ICE SKATES — Men’s size 9, floor, We.st Side. Tel. 643-2353. ORDERED Thai six month* 649-4291. c 9121. to-wall carpet are just a few water heat, rec room, as.sume from tile 12th day of December, Whitney, East Hartford, first Retirement plan lady’s Canadian Flyer, sizes 6 $129.00 Modem High-back THIRD FLOOR apartment, 8 Houses For Rent 65 of the extras. Can be yours mortgage or minimum down 1963, be and Uie same are limiled shift, from Branford Street or 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door, 8 QUALITY CARPENTRY — Padd vacations and Holidays 6 and 7. Football shoulder pads LiQunge Chair, foam cushion, rooms, heat, stove and refrig­ (or Chri.stmas. For individu­ for new mortgage, $16,800. atid allowed for the creditor* with­ vicinity. Call 643-6583. ' cylinder, automatic, bronze Merchandi.se discounts and helmet. Sofa and dishwash­ turquoise cover, 89. MANCHESTER GREEN — 592 al attention call Roger M. in which lo bring in Uielr clairaa Rooms, basements reflnished, RN or LPN, full or part-time erator, close to school, church E. Center St., eight room Robert Wolverton Agency, against said estate, and said ex­ and white, power steering built-ins, formica tile, general Vernon Haven, 876-2077. Opportunities for promotion er. 643-1347. and shopping. Call between 7-8 Negro. 649-2813. ecutor is directed to give public no­ $1,195 $39.95 36” Cherry Cocktail house, $150 monthly. Call 649- tice to the creditora to bring in AUTO DISCOUNT HOUSE, repair. No job too small. C a l l ------p.m., 643-(X)82. AutomobOes For Sale 4 If Table, 29.96. 6201, 649-0643. ' their claims within said time aj- William Robbins Carpentry BILLS! BILLS! BILLS! If you are a man interested DESIRABLE 8 bedroom ranch things look bad now, they may B & N AGENCY availabio in choice location. I lowed by publishing a copy of thU Service. 649-3446. in job security and a career GIVE THE GIFT $79.95 Cherry Four-Poster LARGE 4 ROOM apartment 414 ROOM unfuppi.shed ranch, order in some newspaper having a NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ be worse after C!Ihristmas. with private front and rear en­ Schools, churche.s, shopping , circulation in aaid probate district with a 91-year-old retail and Bed, twin size, 59.95. knotty pine, oil hot water heat, 643-8727 I within ten daya from the date of this ed down? Short on down pay­ ED’S AUTO SALES Housewives can help meet this That Keeps on Giving trance. also attic and base­ working adults, two porches. within walking distance. F.H.A. ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ mail order merchandise I order and return make to thla court Special Services 15 pressing problem by .selling company, we would like to $59.00 Bean Box End Table, ment. Oil hot water heat. Park­ 643-8389. financing available. Only $700 of the notice given. sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ AVON Cosmetics and Gift Sets antique pine, 39. ing available. Call 643-^09. down. Call owner 649-4316. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge est Douglas. Inquire about low­ Norwich Road, Colchester SERVICE AND repairing of all talk with you. Oive the New Power Nozzle FREE GIFTS!! in a territory near home. Only BIX ROOM house. 2-car garage, est down, smallest payments electrical appliances, vacuum OWNER TRANSFERRED AT A COURT OF PROBATE COLUMBIA POHED PLANTS Phone 637-2801 2-3 hours a day can earn you ELECTROLUX .THREE ROOM apartment, first large yard, |12(k m o n t h 1 y .; SOUTH MANCHESTER — held at Manchester, witiiin and for anywhere. No small loan or fi­ cleaners, all makes, toasters, Send brief outline of your WATKINS BROTHERS Price of this well kept 6'a room : Grown by the Woodland $20 to $30 a week. Call today CLEANER floor. Porter Street area, $80 Available Immediately. 643- Charming 514 room ranch, the district of Mancliester, on the BIKE Garden.s of Manchester. nance company plan. Douglas irons, lamps, drills, what have education and/or business 935 MAIN STREET per month. Includes gas, elec­ ranch reduced. 1700 sq. ft. of 18th day of December. A D. 1963 Open evenings till 8 p.m. for appointment in your home 4719. i plastered walls, cast iron No obligation . . . just Motors, 883 Main. you. All work guaranteed. Free at your convenience. 289-4922. experience to’ the following tricity, heat and hot water. No living area, Including office ‘ radiators, porch, garage, pic­ Present, Hon. John J ., Wallett, With the purchase of an.v Judge. used car now till Dec. 24. come in! e.stimates, prompt service. 829- addre.ss: Call 522-0108 or 649-0848 appliances furnished. Immedi­ THREE BEDROOM ranch, fur­ and brand new rec- room, 114 , turesque setting on high wood­ Estate of Mary Jane Miner, lale 1966 FORD Fairlane 4 door 3365. LADY, STEADY work, salary 8x12 BROWN HOOKED rug, ate occupancy. Call 643-6940. nished, half acre lot, fireplace, baths, 1/8 acre lot, thoughtfully ed lot. Priced to sell. Hayes of Manchf^ster in said dlslrlci. de­ Hardtop. A gorgeous 2-tone and bonus. Apply New System never used, wholesale price. garage, schools, churches, 6 landscaped. In desirable neigh­ ceased. Please ask for Agency, 643-4803. Upon application of Anna H. blue, 8 cylinder, automatic 1962 FAIRLANE 500, 4-door, 8 Laundry, 44 Harrison Street. Call '649-2576. FOUR ROOM apartments near months' rental. 644-0601. borhood. Now only $19,600. Call ’62 OLDS. $1895 transmis.slon, radio, heater, Roofing— Siding 16 “ Ous” Kamienski Hourigan praying that an instni- ’63 TR-4 $2195 ’59 LARK $595 cylinder, automatic transmis­ MONTGOMERY WARD Golf Land, convenient to every­ owner Manchester 643-2346. ment purporting lo be the last will 4-Door V-8. Radio, heater, au­ power steering, whitewalls. A COUNTER AND GRILL worker, Electrolux Service 6c Sales thing, large rooms, children and testament of said deceased bo 4-Speed Box. Gorgeous. Station Wagon. Black with .slon, low mileage, excellent red vinyl interior. Radio, tomatic. real doll — must be seen, condition. 643-5700. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, full-time days, experienced. & CO. WHIRLPOOL Automatic Wash­ OK, stove and hot water. 648- SPRING STREET — 8 room GARTH ROAD admitted to probate a.s per applica­ siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ Box No. 1034 Suburban For Rent 66 tion on file, it l.q heater, standard tran.^ FORD OALAXIE 500 2 MOTORS good with math, general office BOY’S HOCKEY skates, size 7; $110 per month. 643-2321. MANCHESTER Telephone ex­ tice be given to all persons interest­ Cruisomatic, power steering- door Hardtop. Beautiful cham­ Company — Roofing, sMing, al­ experience helpful. Apply Per­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A — __j i ------vidual attention call . . . ed In said estate of the pendency of terations. additions and re­ boy’s figure skates, size 9. Ex­ change, 8 milCs out. on 80 said application and^the time and ’63 OLDS. $2795 brakes. A Toi>fiflc Buy. pagne with all vinyl red interi­ sonnel Office, Iona Mfg., Musical Instruments 53 acres. New 6 room Cape, 2 ’61 GORVEHE $2695 DECEMBER SALE modeling of all types. Excel­ LOCAL CHEMICAL sales route cellent condition. Call 643-5348. place hearing ther(U)n. by pub­ 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic. or. Hardly driven. 8 cylinder Regent St., Manchester. Wanted To Rent 68 po.s.slble baths, full shed dorm­ ishing a cony of this order In some •l-Speed Box' Radio, heater, lent workmanship. 649-0496. opening (or neat, reliable and •P! Power steering-brakes. Show­ ’58 BUIGK $695 automatic transmission, radio, PIANO AND Organ Lamps from Septic Tanks er. basement garage, house B & N A^I^^CY newspaper having a circulation In MaVoon llnish. Many other hard-working man in one of the gYNTRON MODEL 25 electric $7.96. Also floor sample Wat-j WANTED — Garage to store said dlstrln, at lea.st svydii day* l.s. room condition. Convertible. Radio, heater, extras. heater, white sidewalls, power 1963 Chevrolet II, 2-door, 6 only 3/4 completed, one acre of foro the day of aaid hoariiiB to ap­ steering, plus all the Galaxie Help Wanted— Male 36 nation 8 leading,c^pam es. Av- hammer. $125. Call 649-9286. kins Mahogany Spinet Plano AND car for winter months. Call Roger Negro automatic, power steering- cylinder. Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A eragje income in the five figure ■strawberries. Asking $19,000. pear if they see cause at said lime SOO extras. Priced for immedi­ and Bench, new raarantee,; 649-1068. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, and place and /be heard relative ’63 FALCON $1795 brakes. Don’t miss thi.s one. WANTED — SET-UP man, ex­ bracket with starting guaran-1 CHRISTMAS TREES — Native $626 delivered for Christmas. Plugged Sewers 643-8727 thereto, and make return to this Onlv ’61 FORD $1295 ate sole at $2,295. Bank rate 1062 Oldsmoblle Super 88 Holi­ ROOFING — Specializing re­ 643-2766. Charles Nicholson, 2-Dopr. Radio, heater, stand­ terms and trades. Also have a perienced in setting power tee of $U8 week. Experience g t^ee and See Mr. Hilliard tonight 6 to 9. • court, and by mailing on or before 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater. day Sedan. pairing roofs of all klnda, new 742-6364. Deeemtvr 20, 1963, by rertified ard transmission. Low, low 1968 Galaxie 300 4 door Hard­ press dies and drill press jigs helpful, but not required For, ^ave it cut fresh, lot in Tolland Watkins Hammond Organ k Houses For Sale 72 Exceptional throughout. roofs, gutter work, chimneys Machine Cleaned mail, a copy of .said will and of thla mileage. Still under Factory ’57 T-BIRD $2195 top, finished bi white «(ith a 1662 Pontiac Bonneville Vista. and fixtures. Box C. Herald. interview call collect 644-0202 Plano Studio, 17 Oak St., Man­ order to George B. Miner. 57 Foley cleaned, repaired. Aluminum on Koaley Rd. Will be open Septic Tanka, Dry Wells, M.BOO — WELL KEPT 514 room VERNON — LARGE custom 6 MANCHESTER — Just listed. 7 Si., Manchester. Conn.: Anna H. Warranty. Convertible. Radio. h|atcr. black tntertor. Same equip­ aiding. 30 years’ experience. Manchester between 6-8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 21 chester. room Ranch, huge recreation automatic, power .steering- 1962 Plymouth Belvedere V-8 only. Sewer Lines Installed— Cel­ ranch, S bedrooms, attractive room Cape, only 5-year.s-old. Hnurigan. 70 Highland St . Manches­ ’60 RAMBLER $595 ment . as the one de.scribed Free estimates. Call Howley, and 22 from 11 until dark. Take lar Waterproofing Dona room, cast iron radiation, 2- Beautiful condition. 5 bedroom ter. Conn.' John R. Hourlgan. 20 brakes. A Gorgeous Classie. Station Wagon SPINET PIANO, Ivers Pond, dining area, suburban. Owner Knighton St . 5tanrhoster. Conn 2-Door Station Wagon. Radio, above.' and we have priced it 648-6861, 648-0708. ENGINE LATHE HAND Peter Green Rd. off Route 74, anxious. Ctairlton W. Hutchins, car garage, hillside setting. potential, 2 full baths, kitchen ’63 PONTIAC $2695 the same. Remember always nutmeg maple flnlsh, like new, JOH.N J, WALLETT. Judge heater, standard. ^062 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop Situations Wanted— follow sign. Realtor, 649-5132. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. with built-lns, closet in every — 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, heat­ ’55 FORD $375 see ns for quality merchandise Must be experienced. $600. 648-7427. McK in n e y b r o s . AT A COURT OF PROBATE er, automatic. . Still under Sedan. Radio-TV Repair Female 38 room, many, many features; St. Convertible. V-S. Automatic. at low overhead prices. Harry GIRL’S FIGURE skates, size 8; Sewerage Disposal Co. BOLTON (CENTER — 8 room James Parish. Immediate i oc­ hold at Mojirhestor. within and for Factory Warranty. Radio, heater. ’60 OLDS. $1350 S t ic k s Quality Cars, 5 South 18 MANCHESTER tho district of Mnnchestcr. on the 1961 Cadillac Sedan deVllle. Services ballet slippers and toe slippers, rambling ranch with 2-car ga­ cupancy. $17,5(X). Ellsworth 121 h day of Docemher. A.D. 1963. "S-88" 2-Door Hardtop. Air Whitney Street, Hartford, 233- WILL CARE for one or two chil­ lSO-182 Pearl S t—648-S808 Apfily in person. dren In my home while mother size 2 % . 643-8708. n g # plus small barn. Base­ Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, $275 conditioning. Automatic, pow- 6221. Open nites. j ' 1061 Oldsmoblle 98 Town Sedan. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ NOTICE ment, two fireplaces, porch, This space could be yours Judge. ’62 MCA $1795 ’55 CHEV. works. 649-2066. 6930; .E.state ot John E. Johnson, lale of Convertible. Radio, heater, ei' .steering-brakes. (iolor ice, available all houra. Satis­ In accordance with the provi­ •to. Vacant. A steal at $25,000. Separating the sightseeing 4-Speed Sport* Car. Black. 1957 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2- 1961 Chrysler New Yorker Manchester In. said district, de- automatic, power steering. white. faction guaranteed. Call 649- sions of Section 15-62 of the T. J, Crockett, Realtor. 643- ‘‘suspects’’ from the poten­ cea.sed, Radio, heater, t door . Hardtop. Real sharp, Hardtop Sedan. 1815. BUCKLAND Boats and Accessories 46 MANCHESTER — $14,000. Wise BABYSI’TTING Wanted, nights General Statutes, Revision of 1577. tial buying ’’prospects’’ is a choice for average working Ui>on application of Clarence G. olean auta 8 cylinder, automa­ MANUFACTURING, job for your broker. When Maron, executor, praying for au- SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF OVER 60 CARS 1961 Ford Country Squire. and some days. Call 649-0843. 1658, notice Is hereby given that man and growing family. tliorlty to sell certain real estate tic transmissian, radio, heater, SEVEN FOOT Dinghy, brand BAST HARTFORD - 614 room li.sting property, won’t you particularly described in said ap­ power steering, whitewalls. Moving— ^Trucking— INC. the Connecticut Aeronautics SAME DAY Tastefully decorated 4-bedroom FROM OUR LARGE HEATED SHOWROOM! 1961 Tempest Station Wagon. new oars, oar locks, anchor, •put, 1V4 baths, bullt-lns, fin- call him. plication on file. It is Test drive it ionite. Horry Storage 20 Dog*—Birds— Pets 41 new paint, $22.'Call 648-7977. Commission will hold a public home. Near bus, school, shop­ ORDERED: That the foregoing Financing Available With The World's Largest Indepefident Automobile F'inance Co., Universal CIT Credit Ctorp. h euin g in the Ellington Town l^ed family room, 2-car ga­ ping. H. B. Grady, Broker. Stlccels Quality Cars, 6 South TV SERVICE rage. Only $19,700. Haye* application be heard and determ- 1660 Oldsmoblle Super 88 Holi­ 181 Adoma Straot, Bucklond FOR SALE—Red Factor canar­ Hall in Ellington, Connecticut, R. H. GATES AGENCY 643-8009, ln «l at tile Probate office in Man­ • Op«n Monday thru Saturday 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. — "Servica, Stcond to Nona!" • Whitney Street, Hartford, 238- day Sedan. MANCHESTER OeUverv. Light Agency, 643-4808. chester in said District, on the 2nd 6221. trucking and package atleMvery. ies, guaranteed singers. In­ on the 7th day o f January 1964 649-5552 day of January.'A.D. 1964, at ten V f Diamonds— W atched AND LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Pres­ 1960 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop Refrigerators,' washers and quire 82 Bank St., or call 649- at 8:00 P.M. This hearing wUl MANCHESTER — Immediate o’clock In the forenoon, and that no­ 2961 OLDSMOBILE F86, 4-door SCHOOL BUS drivers, Vernon- 0024. ba held to permit interested COLONIAL — 814 rooms, cus­ tige 7 room Ctolonial Ranch, tice be given to all persona inter­ ^ Sedan. stove moving specialty. Sbldlng Jewelry ' 48 occupancy. Recent Jarvl* built, ested in aaid estate of the penden­ sedan, nicely equipped, only 6,- choirs for rent. 649-0752. Rockville area, 7:30-8:80 a.m., parties to be heard concerning ANTENNA tom built (or family living, 4' 100x200 wooded lot. This desir­ COLUE PUPPIES, AKC, select large 8-bedroom Ranch, car­ cy of said application and the time Inc. 000 miles. Just like-new. Trade 2:16-8:30 p.m. Call 648-2414. bedrooms, 214 bat^, formal able home offers S twin sized AUTO DISCOUNT HOUSE, Over 50 automobiles to chopse a puppy ready for Christmas WATCH AND JEWELRY repair the application of Mr. E. Poster INSTALUTION port, 114 baths, fireplace, ma­ and place of hearing thereOT.- ^ eohsldered. Evenings 649-8786. from. Hyde of Ellington, Connecticut, hogany paneled rec room, ome- dining room, modern kitchen bedrooms, 214 baths, 23 foot publishing a copy of this order in Painting"^Papering 21 MEAT CUTTER with manageri­ we'ek^ ’ Sables and tris. Man- ing. at reasonable prices. living room, formal dlniiw some newspaper having a circula­ 478 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER— Phone 643-9531; 643-9532 Prompt service, two watch­ to operate a commercial air­ #lte drive, large well land­ with large dining area, family tion in said district, at least seven 2967 WILLYS JEEP station al ability, full-time work, Hart­ Chester 649-2769. room off kitchen with flreplac^ room, motjern kitchen with aU SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES — ford area atoree. Apply any makers. Manchester’# oldest port In Ellington, Connecticut TURNPIKE TV scaped lot, city utilities, 414% days before the day of aaid heap­ yracon, 4-whetf drive, hydraulic SCRANTON MOTORS, Inc, H. B. Wetherell, Director mortgage. Trimsf^rrfd o.wnera 2-car garage, covered patio, the built-in#, laundry room, ing, to appear If they see «»use at II wench, oversiaed tires, Pointing, p^r-hanglng, ceil­ Mott’a Super Market or Mr. established jeweler. F. E. said__id time and place and .be heard 160 Union Etroet, RockvlUe Conn. Depsurtment o f Td. 649-3406 OsUng $19,600. Lawrence F. treed tot, walkout baaement, larg# family room with fire­ 11,606 origliial nlles. Coll 649- ings whitened,' floors reflnlsh- Fuller, 88? E, Middle Tpke., TWO MALE klttao# to good Bray, 787 Mala flt., State place, 2-car garage, $84,0(X>. relative thereto, and make return BUY YOUR CAR AT "AUTO DISCOUNT Theater Building. AjaronautkUtlOi V n a n o , R e a 11 $81,600. Philbrick Agency, 640- to thl* court. . . C l,: . 876-2631 648-9688 ^ Coll tU O tO l or 649-0736. Moaoheater. homea. Tal. 648-ffU$. Philbrick Agency, 649-84M. .. “ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 1 Oiaxlea Nlohcriflon, 742-6364. 8464. ^ V

u.-J-z-y /...... - r ■ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE IWENTr.BIGHT Averag* Dafly N«t Prtaa Ron ,Th« Weather lianrlf^Htfr lEwrning liwalii For the Week IMded Fereeaet B. Weather Bureau Keveniber IS. USS ot V. .The Junior Square Dance Legion Sponsors XM AS C A R D S Club will have a Chrletmae Santa Wrll Visit Police Arrests Overseas Relief Work Topic 13,891 Clear and eoM tonight, low aoar About Town dance tonight at 7:48 at the MNOUB OR BY BOX lEuFittitg 10. Sunday moatly annny, high Waddel School. Bob Williams of Shuti^^^onday New Year’s Fete OUT WBAPFINCUI M m ber ot the Audit Bureau of Olrcnlatloa 26 to so. DawM T»^)p«’ ot 76 Aalworlh Vernon will be guest caller. Mas- Mrs. Betty A. Lundberg of For Second Church Supper Manche$ter— A City o f Village Charm ftt warn a, memfcw of Um C«sU«- sachiinetts area dancers will be Santa Claus will close his 26 Raddlng St. la«t night war TTjs Amenlcaii Legion will ^ ARTHUR DRUe ton (VL) SUt* Collage Choru* gueete, and refreshments will work.ahop at Center Springy ' charged with .shoplifting after sponsor a New Year’s Eve wMoh preaentad a Chrletmee be served. being stopped by a security The Rev. Reginald H. Helf- Lodge Sunday at 5 p.m. It party for legion members and VOL. L X X X m . NO. 70 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATITRDAY, DECEMBER 21, 196.1 (Claaalfled Ad%'ortl»lng on Page It) PRICE SEVEN CENTS oonoert tliaoe last Sunday with wa.s announced by the towm guard at the Grand-Way Store, ferich of Amston will speak Sun­ tnstrumentalista from the Ver­ The Rev. C. Henry Ander.son. recreation department. Manche.ster Shopping Parkade. day after a family night supper guests. Tickets are limited and mont State Symphony Orches­ as flhe attempted to leave the pMtor of Bmantiel DutheraJi Children who are bed­ at Second Congregational are on a first come, first serve tra. He is a tenor with the Church, will conduct a servwe ridden and handicapped, and .store with ladie.s' clothing Items basis. Votes from State concealed on her person. The Church. Supper will be served chorus and sophomore at the Sunday at 6:40 a.m. in tlie were unable to visit the Michael Nlmirowski Is in wrilega. items were valued at $24..'56, po­ at 5:30 and Dr. Helfferlch will chapel of Manchester Memorial work.shop, will be vi.sltcd by charge of the buffet, (joffee special Pastor’s Probation Over, WASHINGTON (AP) — Hospital. The Rev. Paul v'. Sg.nta late Monday after­ lice .said. Police investigation 'il- •speak at 6:30. He Is general Here U the breakdown of .so revealed that the woman al­ and pastry will be served at The West Side Branch U- Kaiser, pastor of Concordia noon. Parents of children secretary, division of W o r l d SATURDAY ONLY voting by Connecticut Con- legedly took ladies and cliil- the close of the evening. Tony hrary on Cedar St. will be the Lutheran Church, will serve as may call the recreation of­ Service of the United Chiirch greaamen in the 141-1S6 roll Conferees Compromise O’Bright and his orchestra will dren's clothing from other Board for World Ministries. ■oene of a Christmaa story hour hospital cha.plain next wc.'k. fice, 22 School St., during furnish music for dancing from enll vote by which the on Monday from 1 to 2 p.m Parkade stores Is-M night. Mrs. BLUEBERRY To Aid Other Ex-Convicts Houae today returned to a the day or evening for an Lundberg posted a $100 ’:>ond During the past 16 years. Dr. 9 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Mha Gertrude Spleen will be Helfferlch has visited more than conference committee the The Rev. K. RJnar Rask. pas­ a.ppolntment f o r Santa's while awaiting appearance In Henry Wlerzbickl, chairman the story teller and will w.'I- visit. 90 countries throughotit the $.3 billion foreign aid ap­ oonve all children through tor of Trinity Covenant Ciuirch, Circuit Court 12, Manchester, of the committee, will be as­ SOUR CREAM By RICHARD E. WHALEN will be in charge o ' radio broad­ world. He oversees the distribu­ propriation bill: Grade 8. Jan. 6. sisted by Ken Yeomans, Rob­ NEW YORK (AP)— An For — Slbal (Republican). casts sponsored by the .Man- Leonard C. Bjorkman Jr.. 18. tion of food, medicines, breed­ ert Mongell, Robert Gagnon che-ster Mlni.aterial, AAsoclatlon ing stock, tools and seeds to im­ ex-convict turned minister Against — Daddarlo, -Gi- Foreign Aid Bill Hitch Cantata Planned of 37 Hollister St., last night and Eugene Freemem. Tickets CAKE on station WTNF Sunday at poverished peoples of the world. aimo, Grnbowski, ,st. Onge, ■was charged with breach of the may be obtained from these wants to help other ex-cons (All Democrats). 7:35 p.m. and daily next week peace. The arre.st ,«-tommed from Through the National and members or from the post at 7:M a.m. and 6:30 p.m. At North Church World Councils of Churches, he find their way back to nor­ Absent, (mlreil or not vot­ Sherwin-Williams an incident at the Teen Center steward at the cliibhouse can­ mal soci<’ty. ing—Monagan (Demorrat). on School St. in which Bjork­ has worked with refugees from teen. 67e P o l i s h National Alliance, The choirs of North Methddi.st man refused to leave the prem- many oountrlea. He is known In He’s the Rev. William Lawinakers PAINTS I Group 1988. will meet and elect Church will pre.sent a Christmas i.ses. The youth’s father posU-d this cotmtry for his work, and McAfoe Sparks, 19, a for­ I offloe'rs Saturday at 6 p.m. at Cantata. "The Christ Oiild." a $100 bond while Bjorkman to the leaders of many nations. af all Sunday at 8 p.m. in the church mer real esteie sa'esman in Whiter Takes : 77 ‘ North St. awaits appearance in Manches­ In April and June of this year, Rev. Reginald H. Helfferlch j Are Anxious W. H. ENGLAND sanctuary. ter's Ciroiit Court 12 on Jan. 6. he has visited countries of A f­ mayron’s Philad'’’nhia who r»le?.d«d .Tame.s W. McKay, organi.st Homemade LUMBER C O . rica, gtjiding relief and rehabili­ gu'lty four years ago to The VFW Post will .sponsor and music director of the tation In Algeria: the Congo. bake shops Firm Hold on I To Adjourn seafood night fmm fi to 12:.30 to­ Zoning Dodge Tried converted. "You know,” he ad­ swindling his customers of church, will direct the choir of Kenya, Nigeria, Tunisia and "A t the Green" 649-6201 night at the clubhou.'se for mem­ about 25 mixed voices. . mits, "I lost all my acquisitive ii;75.noo. Uganda. bers and guest.s. | The public is invited. DENVER, Colo. (AP) The nature after that first expedi­ RAVIOLI tion into human misery.” He Now he is uantor of Clirist Most of U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) — 24-year-old bachelor stood be­ Dr. Helfferlch has long been FRESH OR FROZEN Presh'-tertsfi f^iiirrh In Man- new comiiromise on fore the judge and nodded to associated with the Heifer proj­ has, besides his church affilia­ tion, been working with Inter­ h"tlan. Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS; cr4>dit re.striction.a for pro- two of his friends, al.so in their ect and the SOS ( Share Our Unll' Friday he bad been on 2 national Refugee Organizations The three-month winter sea-! •po.spd .sale.s to Communist 20f>. Sub.stance) program of Pro­ Doz, probation, the rules nf wliirli "I'd like to adopt these fel- testant churches. He has spok­ of the United Nations In Eu­ 30c ■son .slarLs Sunday morning, but nation.sfwa.s reachetl tcnlay rope, the United Nations Ko­ forbid any a.s.so'’ialion with wintry weather cold, snow and : low.s." Ronald William Fleck en to groups in more than 30 known erlminal.s. even to help l)v Senate-House conferee.s said Thursday. states. rean Rehabilitation Organiza­ slro:ig wind.s today continued tion. and served m secretary H. PASQUALINI them. to plague most of the ca.stem anxious to juish through a Flecks attorney explained The fifth member of his fam­ that the three, along with two for Voluntary Societies Organi­ TEL 644-0604 "Even in the cour.se of nor­ two-thlrd.s of the country. $1-hilliou foreign aid hill You II Have The Merriest Christmas ily to enter the minlstrj-, Dr. zation in Germany. He is a pro­ Your mal pastoral duties ” he said in Tlie frigid zone extended from : other engineers, live in a two- Helfferlch inherited his father’s 246 Avery St., Wapping and adjourn Congress. level home In a zone where no ponent and active worker In a DOWNTOWN an Interview today, ’’.some the Rockies to the Atlantic Con.^t' parish in Bath, Maine, and lived program for helping people to young people have come to me and from the Canadian border When You Say It With Colorful — more than three persons may there 13 years. He became in­ WASHl.NGTON lAPi Con­ live together unless related. help themselves with the aid Stationon and becau.se they had police to near the Gulf Coast. Subzero gress drove almost to the terested In overseas relief when records I couldn't help lliem, I Adoption would meet the re­ of tools, seeds, potiltry, animals, cold stung mo.st of the Midwest threshold of adjournment early his church was asked to donate training and other methods. COMPLETE had to send them to another and .sections of the Northeast. : ★ CUT FLOWERS ★ CHOICE PLANTS quirement. I to the cause and the congrega­ today but found tlie way barred Di.sl. Judge Henry E, Santo | He la a widower and has LIN E O F minister." Weather Bureau officials .said by a Republican maneuver in tion gave an extremely small CHRISTMAS But in Pliiladelphia Friday, no major relief appears imme­ ★ CANDLE CENTERPIECES ★ ARRANGEMENTS dismissed the case, but said donation. He felt responsible three daughters and a son. His tlie House tliat blocked passage Fleck could appeal. hobbies, when he can spare the •ludge Leo Winrott ended the diately from the siege of unsea­ of the foreign aid money bill. for the small offering because 1964 Rev Mr. Sparks' probation, sonable low temperatures dur­ he himself had doubts as how time, are collecting American TREES In a session that ran almost ★ CHRISTMAS CORSAGES or NOVELTIES antiques. motorcycling and * Calondars calling the story of the ex-con ing the last 10 days of autumn. the money would be used, and LAST CALL Final Cutting However, they .said tempe.a- to dawn, the Republii-ans .suc­ mountain climbing. Saturday Afternoon in the pulpit "one of the great­ mad* to plea$* thought this was reflected In his * D iorits est of which I have per.sonal tures might start to moderate ceeded In winning approval of a Members of Second Congre­ motion to send the compromise plea for funds. "The only way I Merry Christmas From knowledge." after the weekend. The sea.son’s AMPLE Flowers could clear up my doubts about gational Church plan to pre­ Appointmanf longest spell of cold and snowy $.3-billion money bill back to a FREE Telegraphed sent Dr. Helfferlch with a com­ GLENWOOD FARM A native of Philadelphia, the Senale-Hotise committee to in­ what was happening to money DIVISION OF NUTMEG weather was blamed for at lea.st PARKING... Anywhere... sent overseas was to go and see plete set of carpenter’s tools to Books Rev. Mr. Sparks was graduated clude again an amendment the BEEF CORP. from Temple University Teach­ 30 deaths. for myself,” he said. He left his aid some worthy person or The core of the cold air was Senate had turned down and persons overseas. (W'holesale for your freezer) CoR ers College, married a fellow President John.son had pro­ home for Europe soon after Silver St., Coventry centered in the ea.stem Dakotas, that and worked as an unpaid tested. The public is invited. Right turnoff 44A beyond 649-5341 REV. WILLIAM SPARKS (See Page Two) areas fed by a huge mass of volunteer for three years. Entertainment will be pro­ Arctic air in Canada. The mer­ The amendment wotild pro­ Twin Hills hibit the government from guar­ After his initial trip in 1946 vided for children through Phone 742-7107 cury dropped to 26 below zero he- came home shaken, humble. Grade 5 during the program. today In Grand Forks, N.D.,'-24 anteeing the private financing of in Fargo. N.D.. and -23 in U.S. .sales of grain to Soviet- "TUC P LO R !ST SWEDISH Huron, S.D. High readings Fri­ bloc countries. day in sections of the Dakotas The move east confusion over 24 Birch St., around Waterbury to ranged from 10 to 20 degrees the fate of the foreign aid bill the com er from Main. * KORY... below zero. for this year and stalled Con­ 643-6247—643-4444 i; •' East-West I Upstate New York also report­ gress’ plans to close up shop for , We are not sure who had ed subzero readings, including the year and hetid^home'for'’a the original recipe for mak­ Cut School Budget Lookout Posts •19 In Watertown after an earli- long Ghristirras holiday. I er drop to 28 below: -8 In Mas- A grandmother from W’est Berlin embraces her grandson in farewell today The House adjourned shortly ing fine Swedish Korv. It after a one-day visit to East Berlin. Her son, the boy’s father, looks on, (.AP might have been Anderson, ! sena, -7 in Utica, -9 In Albany before dawn broke over the cap­ B.V JOHN M. HIGH'TOWER and Glens Falls, and zero in or Berggren or Noren . . . Photofax.) ital with plans to meet again at WATBRBiURY (AP) — The^ The budget controversy led WASHINGTON (AP) — Tlie Syracuse, Rochester and Blng- noon. for they all worked togeth­ Board of Aldermen, spuming to a threat by the Connecticut Johnson administration intends er. The recipe we follow was hamton.it was near zero across The floor managers for the demanda by teachers for more Education Aasodation to Im­ to work out a plan for a sys­ the snow-covered areaa at Buf­ bill. Rep. Otto E. Passman, D- handed down from Mr. ■pending for nchoola, voted pose sanctions agrainst the Wa- tem of International observation falo. Berggren and after consult­ .I-a . and Sen. John O. Pastore, aarly today to adopt vlrtuaJly tefbury system unlese the funds nsta that would be set up in Low marks in New England ing with West Hartford’s Berliners Brief Reunions U-R.I.. said Senate and House the same 1964 budget recom­ were restored by Jan. 1. Sommuni.st and Western coun­ Included -IS In Mt. Washington, expert on Swedish foods. conferees would meet two hours mended by the board of finance. 'The CEA said Thursday it tries to guard against the dan­ -11 in Lebanon, N.H. and -t In earlier to consider the measure. Bob Lundeberg and Marjorie The Finance Board had would expel from its member­ ger of surprise attack. Montpelier, Vt. Solomonson, who makes Thus there likely will be on# ■tripped the budget of ■ome ship any person who was hired After consultation with th« ather, ’ In the form- Korv from her mother-in- more attempt at pa.ssage befor# $500,000 in achool funngress quits. but said CEA members already tlon Allies on details of the p'ro- pMK* of the Southland. Passman doubted, however, are making a product that working there need not quit. {Xised system, the plan is ex­ Snow fell in western sections of will please you. that he would have any luck get­ Blind Man Finds The budget, adopted by a 12-2 pected to be presented at the Alabama, and some highways - BERLIN (AP) — Thou-‘ the Cliristmas trees and theif-mated 32,000 persons waited In ting the senators to approve th# Only the finest fresh vote, provides a raise of $500 17-nation disarmament confer­ candles on Christmas Eve and lines. , House amendment. Government inspected pork for teachers. They had been ence due to meet at Geneva (8«e Page Six) sands more West Berliners Christmas Day. I "It looks like we are not go- E Charity in Court Jan. 21. Communist guards barely took and beef, along with spices seeking a raise ranging from passed through tlie Red So great were the number of time to check the passes held ’ ing to get a bill," he .said. "I weighed and measured to $500 to $800. Secretary of State Dean Rusk applications that East German don't know." DETOOIT, Mich. (AP) — The told a news conference Friday wall into East Germany to­ in the impatient hands of those the last H ounce are used. It fails to restore cuts made officials called for assistance who rros.sed. They waived the Earlier he had told the House blind man showed the judge a that despite serious difficulties day for the joy nf reunions; We will have Korv Satur­ in appropriations for special ISation^s Days from deep in Communist Ger­ visitors on through after a quick the Senate would not accept th# battered tin cup and said, "I teachers and school mainte­ in the way of agreement with with loved ones under com-1 day and make more for tried standing on street comers many. They brought additional glance. Clearance for cars took restrictive wheat amendment nance. Moscow, "there may be some munism— then the heart-1 postal officials to process the only minutes. after voting it down twice. And Monday and Tuesday. Please to get a few cenU, but the police Interest on the other side in The budget, as passed, was Of, Mourning applications in the West, and he told the House the compro- place your order for Mon­ kept moving me on.’’ these observation posts, and we ache of having to part once Opposite many checkpoints, day and Tuesday. opposed by Mayor-Elect Joseph again. more officials to rubber-stamp East Berliners were waiting on ' mise money total of $3 billion Walter Raleigh Sain n , 42, McNeills, who takes office in think it would be worthwhile . . . This was the second day the them In East Berlin. the streets .some knowing represented "the best that you'll Sorry that our stock of was trying. to explain why he January. to work out a system and see EndSunday what it looks like.” East German Omimunists had The permit offices set up in their relatives were coming, ever get.” Pearson’s Sill (Marinated and his wife, Lewanda, 19, had ‘There was no immediate re­ The house voted 141 to 136 to Rusk said the NATO Allies in allowed families in We.st Berlin West Berlin were being manned some merely waiting hopefully. C Herring) sold out Thursday. tried to rob a downtown bank action from the Waterbury a conference at Paris earlier WASHINGTON (AP)—Nation­ to cross the wall into the Soviet by East German officials. They As the flow through the wall send the bill back to conference, Sales have been way beyond Friday. Teachers Association to the I with instructions to Insist upon their week were In general al mourning for President John sector. Up jo midday. 7,000 seemed under heavy strain to continued to rise, so did the Al's expectations. More ” I was desperate.” Sain told board’s action. the House amendment. coming today . . . but not U.S. Dist. Court Judge Wade H; agreement that the Western F. Kennedy ends at sundown; West Berliners went through keep up with the demand I (Communist effort to turn the The new budget would raise Twenty-six Democrats, most- too much. . .Please try us McCree. ‘ ‘Our wedding rings powers should keep trying to Sunday, with the transition from ; gateway.s and control points in A high West Berlin officiaF Yuletide rela.xatlon to political Waterbury taxes IVi mills to . ly conservative Southerners, Saturday or place your or­ are in layaway, and so Is a coat find way.s of ea.sing tensions be­ sorrow to the Joy of Christmas. the wail to see parents, grand­ said it was obvious that the I advantage. 46.25 mills. tween the Soviet bloc and the As darkness envelops the cap­ parents, wives and husbands East Germans were trying to "Welcome to democratic Ber- voted with 115 Republicans for der for Monday. for Lewanda. She also needs the motion while only three Re- more winter clothes, and we’re A proposal for a 3'4 mill tax West. ital, a torch will be borne from for the first time since Aug. 13, handle the crowds. lin," said the usually grim East Increase was easily defeated. The Western nations do not the late president’s grave at Ar­ 1961. almost out of food.” "The trouble Is that the East German border- guard.s a.s West (.“see Page .Six) Sain, who has been blind for Republicans went along with feel, he said, that the limited lington National Cemetery to the . But It was still only a trickle Germans had totally tinderestl- Berliners held out their one-day 24 years, said he gets $103 a the Democratic majority in ap­ nuclear test-ban treaty made Lincoln Memorial. There it will of the flood which is expected mated the task of is.suing the pa.sses. Pinehurst proving the budget. month from the Aid to the Blind last .summer repre.sents "end set aglow thousands of candles as Christmas nears. More than ' permits," the official added. the Friedri. h.st rasse Sla- as President Johnson joins in a Association but that he and his Alderman William F. Kelley, of the trail” for Ea.st-West ac­ 240,(XX) West Berliners already i So many people wer# lining tion visitors arriving by elevat- wife, who Is six months preg­ who will be Republican minority cords. memorial service for the dead ■ have permission to cro.ss and ’ president. j up in West Berlin asking for ed trains were met by similar Grocery nant, have been turned down for leader in 1964, .sugge.sted that After an hour’s meeting with tens of thousands more still permits that police Issued a j greetings blared from loud- Bulletins welfare. MoNellis consider other means, President Johnson at the White Two hours later the holiday were lining up for passes. ' public warning it was useless to ' speakers. 802 Main St., Manchester ‘ ‘What can a man do when including a special tax, to ob­ House Friday morning. Rusk season will come to Washington Most were evidently waiting: go to permit offices any more j ------Culled from AP Wires as Johnson presses a button set-, everyone says ‘no’ to him?” tain additional revenues. held a news conference at the to join their families around today. At that time an esti-( (Se<* Page Six) Sain asked the judge. Rerpublicans .said they voted State Department In the after­ ting into a blaze of light the gi­ With Christmas only a few in favor of the budget out of noon. ant national Christmas tree in CHOr IN .\IXHERS a park behind the White House. ' Buy a fresh cut or living tree as fear that alterations might lead AIXiIKKvS (,\P) — Preroler (Bee Page Six) to legal action. (See Page Six) The 30-day official period of i WHEE! WATER’S short a time before Christmas as mourning he proclaimed after' Chou En-lal of Communist Kennedy’s Nov. 22 assas(sination Honeck, 84, Forgotten Prisoner, China arrived hero today on GIFT FRUIIT H0T-H0T...AND possible. Do not keep a tree after will end. the second leg of Ws joUmey Signs of the nation’s grief will to win friends in .Africa. BASKETS , 9 it has dried out. Locate tree away be withdrawn Sunday night and - AL PEARSON’S FAMOUS SILL OR MARINATED day. Find out how easy it la' racial intermarriage and free Hope. They embraced, kissed, and to switch to a Mobllheat- travel to Cuba. State trooper John Lynn said she said, "This will be the hap­ uties approved It Tue«day. HERRING. 'Two sizes on this 95c and 1.75 fired water heater. Fennell told newsmen at his the speeding, car had rammed piest ..Christmas I’ve ever had, Moro's Christian DeinooratJi, arraignment Friday that he was into an oil truck at a paved in­ and I’m sure it will be for Pietro Nenni’a Marxist- 'Average family of four. trying to reenlist in the Air tersection three miles east of Uncle Richard, too." oriented Kooialista and to# Merrsr dtristmas MCerr3r Cbri8tin.a.s Force as a radar technician. He here. The impact was so great He grinned and nodded agree­ Demoeratia Socialists sup- Manchaster'i Finest SWEDISH KORV ...... lb. 1.09 said he thought the notes were that it carried both-vehicles 129 ment, |K>rte4l the government in • _ TlUa special blend of Korv ia made for quality . . . not price . . *. W E G IV E Insufficient reason for his ar­ feet down the highway. His (ir.st hours out of pri.son the .Senate vote. A fourth rest. Lynn said Moss had told him were spent in a bew-ildcring se­ coalition |>urty, the Republi­ GREEN STAMPS ‘‘I write lots of things—and before he died that the youths ries of news conferences, auto­ cans, Is not represented in tear them up.” the Senate. But IS pro-Com- MORRELL'S READY-TO-EAT U. S. TOP CHOICE had. listened to a lecture and mobile trips and finally a ride (This information was prepared by He was transferred io San , had been given highway safety from St. Louis to.San Francisco niuiiist Soriallsts, In rebel­ HAMS ' RIB OVEN ROAST BEEF MORIARTY Francisco’s County Jail in lieu leaflets when classes were dis­ on a jet airliner. lion against Nennl, w-alked YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT of $6,000 ball, and a hearing waa missed at their school at 8:80 The old man was visibly out of the hall before th# Capons. . . Chickenal, . . Chicken Parts ■et for Jan. 3, after psychiatric p.m. (or the Christmas holidays. amazed at the progre.ss that had voting #tarted. IJke Italy’s BROTHERS testa. ‘The accident occurred at 4 p.m. passed him by while he sat be­ 19 prevloun posrivaf govern­ On Bale this weekehd . . . 3 in Itilend for-meat loaf and Swedish meat balls Published in the interest of public safety by In Fort Worth. Tex., Russell The leaflet urged safe, driving Richard Hotieck is kissed by his niece, Mrs.^Clara’ hind prison bars ments, .Moro's la led by McLarry waa freed on $2,600 75c lb.. . . U. S. Choice Lamb Legs 59c lb. I during the holidays. Orth, on his arrival at San Francisco last night During the car trip from dies- dulstian Democrata. But It THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COAM*ANY ball eftor hla arrest Thuiaday ‘Hie truck driver,* CurtU Oli- tor to it. Louis, Honeck said, I# the (Irai In 16 year# to la- £ 6 4 ^ 5 1 3 5 while airline atewardesa Judy Kinnear look* on. Pinehurst At The Comer Of Main and Tumpijee Iver Batchelor, 84, of Spring elude Mandei Soc (•■• Page Two) ROBERT BEATY FENNELL Bop*, Mwepad injury. (AP Photofax.) (Be* Page Two) Newni !■ deputy ptenleiF, 301-31$ C m N t $ I.

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