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Anti-American Campaign
Seen Coming in Viet Nam
SAIGON, South Viet<|> Khanh told the nation by radlo^formed sources, Khanh told his-?>at least partly satisfy the Amer- Tue.sday'i night that no foreign lean demand for a return of th« Nam (AP) — There were y\ council of generals that tough power cbuld impose its policies government to civilian control. indications tonight that pressure on the United Stales on his armed forces. The Vietnamese had no im- South Vietnamese military “ It is better to live poor but must now be applied, and that mediate comment on the Stat* proud as free citizens of an in- this should include antiAamer- Department .statement Tuesday men were cranking up an dependent country rather than ican demon.strations if neces- night demanding that the Saigon anti - American campaign in ease and shame as slaves of sary. government be free of military that may even involve the foreigners and Commu- In the midst of this, the U.S. interference. Otherwise, th*
street demonstrations nist.s," he said. State Department .said it could .statement .seemed to hint, U.S. In the context of the speech, aid to the war agaimst the Com- against U.S. Ambassador not condone “ improper intcr- Khanh wa.s clearly taking an ; ference " in Viet Nam’s civilian munist Viet Cong might be cut Maxwell D. Taylor. anti-American tone, with the government. off. Informed sources said Lt. added assertion his country Disagreements between Tay- Gen. Nguyen Khanh, command- The U.S. statement warned could go on without Ameriean lor and Khanh have flared up that continued U.S. support of c! of the armed forcc.s, already assistance if necessary j front time to time in the past has drawn the outlines of such a - the war in Viet Nam is ba.sed on . , . . I-4iter, Khanh granted an in-: three months. But there were no existence of a Saigon govern- campaign before hts rnihtary tei-view to a eorrespondent of i advance signs of the current ment “ free of improper inter- council of some 20 high offiecr.s. New York Herald Tribune, | explosion, set off Sunday by a ference.” It was not learned whether in whieh he directly attacked military purge of the High Na- “ We must take a stand on this the civilian premier, Tran Van Taylor. Khanh was quoted a s ; tional Council The dispute is at one." an American official .said
Huong, would go along, but saying that if Taylor did not act ' least partly a personality clash privately. "Otherwise we fac*
Khanh Iiad clearly become the more intelligently Southea.st between Khanh and Taylor, the end of American influenc* strongest man in South Viet Asia would be lost. A military reorganization of I here, and there is too much at Nam for the time being. | According to other highly in- | the High National Council might .stake for that.’’
Heavy rain continued along the Pacific Northwest Calif., where homes and other buildings are en-
yesterday causing streams to overflow and homes dangered by the flooding waters in Oregon Gulch.
to be evacuated. Shown is a street in Redding, (AP Photofax.) ______Youths Admit House OK’s Rusk Urges End Annual Gift Three - Week Convention
Northwest Coastal Region To Newsboys Crime Spree To Saigon Feud Bill Easily
A Herald tradition of
many years will be repeated SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) Two HARTFORD (AP) — Strong tomorrow, when the Christ- youths from West Virginia told WASHINGTON (A P )— Secretary of State Dean Hit hy Third Day of Rain bipartisan support overcame 11 mas Eve edition is The Her- today of a three-week escapade Rusk urged feuding factions in Saigon today to set aside amendment attempts and gave ald’s annual gift to its news- of robbery and violence and ad- personal considerations and wliat he called lesser issues the Constitution Convention boys. mitted beating a man whose bill an easy victory in the state EUREKA, Calif. (A P )__ ^way 30 also was closed to traf-<» At Scotia, Calif., rescuens at- in the interest of getting on with the war against Red bludgeoned body was found in House of Representativea Tues- tempting to evacuate several an abandoned house in north- guerrillas in South Viet Nani. day. Gale - whipped torrential «,utheastem part of the families in low areas were west Georgia. Chatham County Rusk did not name any par-California, Oregon, Ida- was closed by rising water and blocked becau.se of logs racing Sheriff’s deputies found the er, but his remarks at a news was seeking to upset world or- tionment session, is recessed ho and Nevada today, for Soda Springs was cut off. loose in the Eel River. To $3.5 Million body of Billy Copeland, 47, of National Guard troops were conference came amid strong der and warned that their ap- for the holidays. Barring an Garberville wa.s without any Lafayette, Ga., early todat It U.S, displeasure over moves by the third straight day, en- alerted for flood duty. Streams telephone service, while all but petites and ambitions grow upon unforeseen emergency, H will Launching Pace was wrapped in wallpaper.^ Saigon generals to purge the feeding. not reconvene until Jan. 4. dangering scores of cities throughout southern Idaho were local service wa.s cut off in 13 The deputies went to the civilian leadership. Asked if he subscribed to the One of the sharpest critics at and towns and threatening swollen by the imseasonable other towns south of Eurkea. house after Roy Dale Chatter- warmth that sent temperatures WASHINGTON (AP) — The Rusk also said that lack of a falling domino theory in South- the bill was Rep. Benjamin to force evacuation of a The main long-distance tele- ton, 20, and Woodrow Whisman, into the upper 50s and wide- unified civilian government in east A.sia —the idea that one Barringer, R-New Milford, who phone cable to Eureka was Communications Satellite Oorp 21, told in a statement how they South Viet Nam would obviously city of 11,000 population. spread lowland flooding was toppling government causes an- said the "last person thought washed out. — Oomsat — announced today it robbed and beat Copeland Dec. make it more difficult to handle The Christmastime deluge has reported. other to fall — Rusk said, "This about (in the drafting of tha In other parts of the nation, 16, the day the textile mill su- certain types of U.S. aid. He killed six persons, left three Hardship gripped the country- will pay the government about is not dominoes, this is Marx- bill) was the general public." wet weather dampened areas pervisor disappeared. declined to go into detail on this ism.” rescuers missing and forced side. At Piercy, Calif., a preg- from the northern Plains to New S3.5 million to launch its “ Early “ The first thought was for Bird” commercial satellite as or the bigger question of what He gave full backing to U.S. more than 6,000 persons to fleet nant woman whose baby must England. Snow fell in scattered Copeland was married and the welfare of the two political soon as possible after March 1. happens to the massive U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Tay- before raging waters of a dosen come by Caesarian section, was sections across the northern tier the father of three sons and a parties,” Barringer aaid. The contract, signed by O m - assistance program if there le lor, who has come under attack fltxxi-swollen mountain rivers reported stranded In a lodge of states. Light rain sprinkled daughter. He objected to the way In and hundreds of streams. sat and the National Aeronaut- Detectives Randolph Strick- no unified government. from South Viet Nam's com- which the bill would have Con- isolated by surging waters. areas in other sections east of On another subject. Rusk said mander in chief, Lt. Gen. Nguy- An amphibian helicopter with the Mississippi River. ics and Space Administration, land and Billy Fields said the stitutional Convention delegates three Coast Guardmen aboard Four persons were spotted commits NASA to perform Communist China is attempting en Khanh, for opposing Sun- chosen. Fairly mild weather prevailed youths dictated a statement to was missing and presumed clinging to the rooftop of a near- similar launchings at Comsat’s officers today and related incl- to extend its domination into day's purge by young generals. The measure provides that l4 down after evacuating 10 per- by inun^ted house at Pepper- in most states, w IAl the lowest option .alter July 1. Ultimately, denU- -«f -v i^ n c e in several Southeast Asia and the Congo As for Khanh’s public criti- delegates be elected from each sons off an island In Oalifomia’s wood Falls, Calif,, yelling for temperatures in the” northern the earth will be circled with states. and has made these two areas cisms of Taylor, Rusk said help. ^ third of the nation. Early morn- of Connecticut’s six Congression- Eel River. satellites for a permanent sys- The officers said the youths the gp-eatest danger points to some of them might have been al districts. Each party would ing readings ranked from 7 be- At Yuba Cjity, Calif., 110 miles Nearby, at Rio Dfell, a man tem of telephone, message and also implicated 17-year-old world peace. made in the heat of the mo- nominate seven, in each district, low zero in Cut Bank, Mont., to a north of San Francisco, the Sut- was trapped among the head- television transmission. girl reported missing from He declared Peking’s militant ment. He said he found no wide- so that whether anyone voted stones of a cemetery surround- 69 at Key West, Fla. Denvft-’s 87 spread anti-American feeling ter County Board of Supervisors The Early Bird will be placed Huntington, W. Va. 111- not, each party’s nominees ed by water. compared to 61 in Miami, Fla. in synchronous orbit — that is, elsewhere in South Viet Nam. made a provisional decision to They said the girl, Becky would be elected. vacuate Yuba City’s 11,000 peo- “ standing” at 22,300 miles alti- Earls, was picked up by the two Expect Nation Rusk said it is not up to the One of the 11 defeated amend- ple if the Feather River reaches tude above a fixed spot in the men at Huntington High School United States to Insist upon a ments wofild have made U eas- T7 foot depth. The river was ex- Atlantic — with NASA providing about two weeks ago and was Will Escape particular, detailed pattern for ier for an independent candi- pected to reach 7© feet this Giant Plane, New Chief the launch vehicle and services, with them for a time. South Viet Nam's government. -date to petition for a place on afternoon. telemetry and tracking data. The detectives said the girl Flu Epidemic But it was the military author- the ballot. Another would have Once successfully in orbit, the was arrested at Miami, Fla., ities themselves who had earlier made it easier to challenge a The river is backed up behind indicated they wanted to turn a levee. In the disastrous 1955 Await Air Force in ’65 satellite will be turned over to last weekend as a runaway, but party - endorsed candidate in a Comsat. If tests are successful, later was released because no WASHINGTON (AP) — The over the governmental duties to primary. Northern California flood, 38 civilians and restrict them- commercial service should start charges were filed against her. Public Health Service predicts Barringer said he hoped that, persons died when the levee the nation will escape any big selves to the military campaign, washed out and the river WASHINGTON (AP) — 'Die^aon. The sky grant would be de- when it came time for the pub- flu outbreak this winter. he said. reached 82.8 feet. Air Force, heading Into the new signed to carry 600 men or 260 (See Page Eight) (See Page E^ht) lic to vote on the . measures There have been only a few What is important, Rusk* said, Rampaging flood waters have year with bright prospects for a tons of cargo great distances. is unity and the setting aside of proposed by the Constitutulonal local concentrations of Asian or Convention, the public would re- forced evacuations in Guneme- new giant plane of hemisphere- F'unds for loginning develop- personal rivalries or lesser is- other types of Influenza so far ject the Convention’s ixxjpoeals. vllle, OiTck, Fortuna, Klamath, spanning range, will get a new ment of the C5A will be included this year. There probably would sues in the Interest of the broad- Loleta, Paskenta, Scotia, Rio commander Feb. 1. in the new military budget. Ev- Hit ‘with Gigantic BlasU er goal. Another critic was Rep. Rick- have been many more if a ma- ard C. Noyes, R-Farmington. Dell, Pepiierv'ood, Weott, Myers Emerging from a meeting erything about the big plane is t ------jor epidemic were imminent, With President Johnson's ap- Flat, Philllpsville and Miranda with President Johnson in Texas on a gptuid scale. Just to decide proval, the State Department His amendment, which would the service noted. have reduced the number of In Northern California. Tuesday, Secretary of Defense on the exact design, then design issued an unusually tough state- The agency again recom- names required to petition for The evacuees found shelter Robert 8. McNamara an- It, test it and build some experi- Pilotless Navy Plane ment Tuesday night warning mended vaccinations, especially a place on the ballot, was de- with luckier neighbors, in near- nounced ; mental models will cost about for those in "high risk” groups Vietnamese generals that by towns, hotels and in emer- —Gen. John P. McConnell, 66, S750 million; to build 68 such feated on a roll call vote, 2U- - pregnant wbmen, the elderly American support is based on 31. gency lodgiings set up by Civil- will become the new chief of planes in a production progp-am the existence of a Saigon gov- and those with heart trouble or Noyes said it didn’t make Mn Defense and Red Cross. staff of the Air Force when Gen. — which would constitute three Crashes into Homes ernment of national unity “ with- other chronic diseases. sense to have an eleotimi b Rain and melting snow Curtis K. LeMay retires Feb. 1. squadrons — would cost a^ut out improper interference from In response to questions, which there were no losing can- wa.shed out highways and a rail- McConnell, now vice chief of SI billion, iii addition to the de- health service officials said all any group.” road bridge In Southern Idaho staff of the Air Force, is a stra- velopment. didates. DEBARY, Fla. (A P )— A Navy reconnais.sance bomb- signs indicate no widespread "rhe statement also gave full An amendment proposed by today, isolating several small tegic warfare expert, McNamara, talking to news- epidemic will hit the country, backing to U.S. Ambassador communities. —The Air Force proposal for men at Johnson City, Tex., er with no hand at the controls exploded like a bomb Rep. William S. Mayor, R-Eakt although there is always the Maxwell D. Taylor, whose ef- Granby^ that would have re- The Union Pacific Railroad a start on blueprinting a plane seemed confident that the first into a residential area today, destroying one home, dam- possibility of localized out- forts to undo Sunday's military halted its southern Idaho traffic so enormous as to dwarf the experimental model would be aging several others and blasting a 2-foot deep crater. quired a referendum on the breaks. purse of the Civilian regime Constitutional Convention WU, after a bridge was flooded east largest now flying has been ap- One occupant of the plane,------^— ------The present situation, they came under attack from the of King Hill, where U.S. High- proved by McNamara and John- (See Page Three) was defeated 194 - 55 on a roil believed to be the pilot, was plane, attached to Squadron IS, said, bears out forecasts made Vietnamese army comrhander call. killed m a low-level parachute was on a routine training flight, last summer by an advisory Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh. jump. The other occupant land- Names of the crewmen were An amendment submitted Ijg ed safetly in a tree. not released Immediately. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) Mr.s. Fred Taylor, standing at (See Page Five) her kitclien window not far from Russians Rejeipt Finance Plans, the crash site, said the plane exploded “ with a gigantic blast” shortly before impact. News Tidbits Throwing UN into New Dilemma The concussions blew out all the windows of her home, but she from the AP Wireb was not injured. *
UNITED NATIONS, N. Diplomatic sources said the<*serie.s of amendment.s which “ I .saw it explode and then go into the ground," Mr.s. Taylor U.S. Army adviser killed by Y . (AP) — The Soviet Soviets objected to the phrase would make the plan completely “ stable and solid basis." They unacceptable to the United said. “ It demolished one house Viet Gong fire, the 239th Amer-. Union plunged the United and knocked in the wall.s of lean to die in Viet Nam com- also were reported to have in- State.s. Nations into a new crisis sisted that the assembly drop its As late a.s Tue.sday afternoon some other.s." bat ... Italian Conununists throw block of votes to aoeial- today by rejecting an no-vote truce now Instead of .sponsors of the plan had insisted A raging fire,. followed the waiting until Jan. 16 as pro- the United State.s and the Soviet crash and fire -fighting equip- 1st Pietro Nennl and two right- 'Asian-African plan design- posed by the Asian-African ment was i-ushed here from De ist parties but neither won Union were near agreement. ed to permit the General plan. N First word of the hitch came Land, Orange City, the Sanford election as president despite Assembly to recess for the The Soviet delegate was un- Naval Air Station, and a Forest 13 th ballot... Milan court rules ex-Klng Farouk unshle holidays without a U.S.-So- derstood to have submitted a (See Page Eight) Service station. The plane, on a mission out 'of to prove he suffered flnaooial viet showdown on peace- Sanford, crashed some dist^ce damages because chocolate bar keeping assessments. fioni the home of Sen. EvCTett ‘bore his nam e... New Toric As a result the 116-nation Gen- Judge Cotter Rules Out M. Dirksen, 'R-Ill., wlio is Republican iiiajorittes reMh eral Assembly has scheduled an wintering here. The community half-way mark in legislative re- unprecedented day- before- between Sanford and De Land, apportionment plan. . . M»-' Christmas, session to seek a way is made up largely of retired rina Oswald enrolls in Univer- Vice Probe in W a ter bury sity of Michigan’s Engltih out of the impasse. Assembly persons. President Alex Quaison-Sackey One woman, standing in her language institute... Wound- ed counterfeiting suspect rie- o f Ghana had hoped to wind up yard, was struck by debris from ttie yearend business this after- WATERBURY (AP) —- A Su-<^a.ssigned lo criminal terms In the exploding plane and was covers gun and escapes from perior Cknirt Judge ruled today every Connecticut pounty, arid Qhlo atqi bleeding ...... taken' tp a hospital. A man was that g grand, jury Investigation that he “ dannot find that the burned- when blazing fuel from from injiiim ^ . Donna AXtou, Diplomatic Murces said the evidence of crime appears to be the plane set his car afire. isS' AmefmKc
P A G E TW O MANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 WAKCHBSTEB BVENINO HWRALP, MANCHESTER. 0ONN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28,1964 PAGE TB R SR the nation’a 250,000 amateur ra. Negro, While Parishes dlo operators. First-day oere- R oc k v ille>V e m o ii imonlCH were in Anchorage, Sheinwold on Bridge Giant Plane, New Chief FREE Alaska. The tribute goes to Express Christmas Spirit Alaska where the ‘'hams” wrote DibN’T GIVE TRICKSTER WeR dealer 4f43Arrest8La8tYear^' DELIVERY another chapter in a long public CHANCE TO TRAP YOU Nofth-Sbuth vulneriM t Await Air Force in ’65 service record by maintalnii« NORTH nnziAxnBLPHiA (ap) — communications following tte ARTHUR BRUR ranged an exchange of family By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Yearly Police Report Finds (Coattimed troos Page Ona) Qiriitmma Approaches, a pilot recent earthquake. National Men’s Team Champion n- peofnun linking a largely Ne- ■visits, basketball games be- 0 AQ J 10 B a b y A U e rg ic tween the parish schools, and a The stamp commemorates the « 962 flying in the fiscal year bs- gro Roman Catholic parish in 50th anniversary of the found- A certain kind of play Jooks R o ^lle PoUea Oiief GeorgeOnerra ia chairman of the B- mutual Holy Name Maas. WEST EAST 6^ ban aubmitted hla an brary fund. T o Y u l e T r e ^ 'ginning July 1. 1968. A contract North Philadelphia and a white ing of the American Radio Re*- O 952 * 7 Despite the poverty of many lay Lieague. mire-flre on paper If your op- nual report to the city, coun- Services Toalght to begin actual development parish in auburban Manoa is of its members, St. Elizabeth's 9 ^ KJ7652 CX>VBfOTON, Ky. (AP) — generating a spirit of Joy, shar- ponenU moan and groAn lo 'O 754 O X 902 cil. The report covera the city’s The 'Vernon Methodist Chureh could come In the next six or will exchange poor-box dona- The design features a radio much that you know what they will hold a candlelight aervlbe Two-year-old Kitty Wolcott has seven months. ing and thankfulness. tions with Sacred Heart to do i^ wave emanating from a radio ♦ AKQJ73 ♦ 105 flacal year which ended Nqv. 18. iTie latest step in the pro- ara doing. Calm, reaourceftil SOUTH tonight starting at 7:30. a Christmas problem she is tak- The concept for the C6A Is an share for any unfortunate Sa- dial. In the upper left is the The chief reported that a total Hospital Notes ing in stride. Her trodbls; She’s extremely long-range, large- gram, which began two weeks cred Heart pari.shioners. wording "Amateur Radio.” opponents can give you a much O AKQJIOOS of 448 orresta were made, 246 ago, was an exchange of chil- ^ 14 Admitted Monday: P • t • r allergic to the Christmas tree. cargo aircraft to pro'rtde twe A .similar program is under harder time. criminal and IM motor vehicle, She has big red spots all over global air mobility — a craft dren’s choirs Tuesday between ■Hie United Nations Postal West dealer O 63 while 181 motor vehicle wamlnn Teabo, 19 Spring St.; Nancy the Sacred Heart parish in Ma- way in Chester, Pa., scene of * 84 Beltrondi, 86 White SL; Oor- her arms and face. that will' fly nonstop for more civil-rights demonstrations dur- Administration announced its North-South vulnerable ^ere issued. "She sort of blends in with the than 6,000 miles and be able to noa and St. Elizabeth's in North 1964 souvenir folder is now on Opening lead King of Clubs Complolnta for the year to- trude Perry, Broad Brook; Car- Philadelphia. ing the past year. ol Bunco, 4 Mary Lone; Karen other Christmas decorations,” unload 600 men or 260 tons of sale. The cost is $1.90 each, plus West takes two high clubs talad 1,858 ; 482 doors were found said James W. Wolcott of his cargo at destinations approach- The Rev. Philip J. Dowling, The predominantly white par- return postage. Each folder con- and then shifts to the nine of unlocked and 424 street lights Outerson, 6 Grand View Ter. daughter. executive secretary of the Arch- ish of St, Michael's and the AdmRted Tuesday: Elios De- ing this range, depending on CMOW-DOWN WUTC8N fTVU Kt tains a mint single of every hearts. The problem Is to avoid wer» r ^ r te d out by Rockville’s "Everytlme she goes near the load-fuel factors. bishop's Commission on Human largely Negro parish of the Im- AP Newsfeatures U.N. stamp i.ssued during the the loss of a heart and a dia- flneat. Lisle, 17 Chamberlain St.; Hor- tree she breaks out in a rash. It Relations, sponsoring the pro- macuTlvte H eart of M ary have ry Keller, Ellington; PhHlp The Air Force/says it would India has issued a new year. The front cover shows an mond, since West’s original Polica respemded to 44 fire didn’t seem to bother her last be subsonic in speed, probably gram, said the mothers of the | a Christmas exchange enlargement of the 50 cent de- pass with a long, solid club suit nents are ao transparent the* alarma, investigated 213 motor Lander, Rockville. year. /r m m Sacred Heart pariah "feel their ! program and plan to continue stamp in it-s Children's Day you always know when they Birth Monday; A son to Mr. about 550 miles an hour. S («ln Pit No. 88 Series depicting the late Prime finitive stamp designated by indicates that East has both discard down to a blank kin- . vehicle accidents, and first aid "She started breaking out McNamara took pains to children are learning about chil- j the project into 1965. Hatim El Mekki of Tunisia. The missing kings. was rendered in 24 accident and Mrs. Edwin Bailey, Elling- when she helped decorate the dren who are less fortunate." Minister Pandit Nehru, reports If your opponents are tough or ton. disassociate the CSA project CHAR BROILED STEAK the World Wide Philatelic reverse side has a representa- At first glance, it seems safe cases. tree last Friday. We took her to from the nonmilitary project for "They feel their children are PILI.BOX Bl'RNS tive group of United Nations to take the ace of hearts and If you sometimes misgue Birth Tuesday; A daughter * Agency, This i,s the second what they are doing, it pays to Rockville’s three police cruis- to Mr. and Mrs. Ehi.rl Gerber, 47 an allergist and he Immediately development of a supersonic learning to be thankful for what OKLAHOMA CITY. stamps. ^ run of the trumps. South saves ers burned a total of 11,091 gol- diagnosed the problem. commercial transport, "rhe CSA 33” 2^39 they have,” .said F ath er Dowl- fAP, After his liquor store a heart and two diamonds in play the hand properly. longs of gasoline and traveled Windermere Ave. "We explained to Kitty about ing. "The real goal of the pro- h»rf Prime Minister has Doily Question Discharged Monday; Michael would lift far more people over each hand. 118,968 miles. Forty-four lodgers her allergy and told her she long distances at far less cost gram is to further the ider of mTbed“ “ o ; c e : ' B7ron Gambui;;^ 'pr^^aS^a‘^“ompleTeT^ Blast must likewise save two Partner opens with 1 NT (16 were housed overnight in the Dowgiewicz, 173 High St.; could look at the tree but sharing, to enable people to to 18 points), and the next Everett Minor, RFD 2; George than a supersonic aircraft and con.structed a pillbox atop the fiam '" T " '' accom Z dafe a lf oJ ■ diamonds and one heart. South Rockville lockup. ‘mustn’t touch’. She has been would’ take off and land on really get to know each other," building and manned it with a ' " --N e ir Tem'l"? , then leads a heart, forcing East player p a e s e e. You hold; C3ilef Trapp reported revenues Skinner, Ellin^on. real good about it. She's taking Earlier, the Sacred Heart par- shotgun-wielding guard. Spades, 7; Hearts, K-J-6-6-2; Discharged yesterday: Leo- much shorter runways, its spon- Open 7 Days 11:30-0 beginning of to win and lead diamonds to Included; Bingo permits, $145; >> ••• ' ... • W It in stride.” » sors believe. ish had taken up an offering to i The pillbox was destroyed by rarrVo TheV w iprofile . likene.ss / ^ > „ ; Novembef). They . will include dummy. Simple, isn’t it? Diamonds, K-9-8-S; Spailee, 10 fees for copies of police reports, pold LaBoeuf, Flskdale, Mass.; Kitty wears stocking mittens 287 West Middle Turnpike purchase food certificates for - f,re Tuesday, The blaze appar- vv-ho have never seen InaiaJis spaces for all the stamps issued The trouble is that a re- 6-. $364; peddlers licenses, $76; Mrs. Helen Ward, 154 W. Main on her arms and hamds to keep needy families at St, Eliza- I entiv started when the m ard a rej/ro- j in her honor as "Defender of What do you say? St.; Herman LfflBfan, 1 West from scratching. A doctor said without sourceful East should see this paid phone calls, $1.55; park- beth's. Chri.stmas baskets also ; ,started to light a heater in the 8- hat^ ^ his Human Rights" apd for her fight all coming. He should throw Answer: Bid four hearts. You ing meter collections, $6,133; St.; Ernest Graham, 9 Ward mi:' the resin m trees causes the were made from food collected by-6-foot bullet-proof structure. against cancer. The 12 fully il- Santa Better Dodge three '-iw diamonds fairly ear- can’t really tell what you cc - parking violatlona collected, $1,- S t; Peter Drega, RFD 1; Mrs. rash. Kitty doesn’t get sick, but by the children in the Sacred Oambulos .said he will build I S ~ „ . I lustmted pages are punched to ly, with never a moan or a make, but in the long run it 988; revolver permits, $76, and Betty-Jane Bergstrom, Elling- she “becomes pretty misera- Heart School. another pillbox. I The new 5-cent U.S. postage , fit standard three-ring binders groan. When South leads the plays to bid game with such ;i retail firearms licenses, $9. ton; Mrs. Roberta ViHanova ble” at times, Wolcott said. The Rev, John J. McHale, stamp issued on Dec. 15 honors The price~ ' is 76 cents and may heart at the end, East takes hand rather than stop short. The report noted that during and daughter, Snipslc Lake Rd. "We’ve been thinking of buy- pastor of St. Elizabeth's, said be obtained from your local That Junk in Space two heart tricks and thus de- You will make game far more the past year, four men have at- ing artificial trees from now there was a "tremendous emo- stamp dealer. feats the contract. often than you go down. tended the Clonnecticut Chiefs of Vernon news is handled by on," he said. "The tree we have tional reaction " when the par- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (APIA But he’d better have his radar Sure 'nUng Police Academy at Bethany. All The Herald’s RockvIHe Burean, now comes down the day after 3 ishioners heard about the gifts Dear Santa^ More Diapers^ Luxembourg has issued a set South should not put himself four graduated, one with top 5 W. Main St„ teleiriione Christmas.” ( u s i e M m i i w of food. "Some began crying — When Santa Claus makes his on the alert for a cluster of 202 of stamps commemorating the chimney-to-chimney goodwill at East's mercy when he can honors in his calss. 875-3136 or 64S-271L For Rockville Children, a Happy Christmas Mrs. Wolcott suggested; “We / Guitars with joy." he said ' accession to the throne of HP.H small fragments which are or- / Folk Song Books journey Thursday night he may biting close together. They are mEike a sure thing of the hand. The chief recommended the Several dozen dolls, obtained and repaired by Rockville firemen, rest beneath a Christmas tree could buy a real tree again next "We've always tried to take A Helper^ Too^ for Sister I the Grand Duke Jean of Luxem- Declarer takes the ace of year, but put it out on the patio care of our own, " Father Mc- find that space resembles a the fallout from a U.S. Transit STATE continued use of the training at Rockville High School. The dolls are being distributed by the firemen to city children from / Drums / Uk»s I bourg. The denominations are freeway at rush hour. hearts at the third trick, ruffs facilities for training of all new Rockville and look at it through the win- Hale said, "but most of these navigation satellite rocket needy families. (Herald photo by Freeman.) dow.” CINCINNATI. Ohio (API .— A*^them some more diapers and iVa'^mri^']? cVih""" He m ight be wl.se to equip his which disintegrated in , a club to make sure that East personnel of the department. people are very, very poor. It biblical quartet of Matthew, other 1961 / Aceossories / Banjos sleigh with control jets or retro- Is out of clubs, and draws Three new patrolmen have been means a lot when people care Mark. Luke and John adds to If Santa doesn't want to be- three rounds of trumps, dis- hired recently. Rep. Allen Raps Miffitt, 56, and Arthur J. Pitts, Adams St. 'were expressed by LEO HAS HOME about one another. the ChriiAmas spirit and rockets so he and his reindeer come a pincushion, he'd detour 54, both of the Rockville Hotel PHOENIX. Ariz. (AP) — Leo, / Bongos run mnneuver through the jam carding the ten of diamonds Trapp noted that five men 12th G rcnit the two motorists involved. / Harmonicas problems - at the Robert L. around the band of Project West once a foundling lion, will move of fast-moving satellites and from dummy. have attended a course in super- Stand by Jaycees and both charged with intoxi- According to Hehry J. Mc- Mincey home. Ford space needles. The.se are South then leads the nine of vision of police personnel spon- cation. . Caffrey Jr., 23, of (Coventry, he into new $:o,(XX) quarters at the / Gift Certfficatos / Motronomas “It’s trouble enough buying "space junk ” orbited by man. 400 million hair-thin copper G>urt Cases Phoenix Zoo during the holiday GIFT WALLETS "The latest count shows there hearts and pa.s.se.s the trick sored by the International As- On Medicare Bill was traveling west on Center for five, but when your family's wire.s. called dipoles, launched around to East. If East returns sociation of Chiefs of Police at St. in the right hand lane when season. are 297 man-made objects rac- in 1962 in a communications ex- / Amplifiers LEATHER been increased by four in the like angels, ’ said Mincey's a diamond, dummy gets ^a free the University of Connecticut. struck from behind by an auto- The 8-year-old king of beasts ing through space at altitudes periment. They are about 2,000 Recent action by the Rock- ROCKVILLE SESSION Drivers Differ same year wow! " said Min- wife. Willie Mae, 3fl. "After I flne.sse. If East returns a heart, Another recommendation was acquired by the zoo through TRAVEL CASES from 100 miles to several mil- miles up and form a continuous mobile operated by Joseph Gir- cey, whose quadruplet sons cel- put them to bed that’s usually It dummy will get a trick with mads is that the radio building ville Junior Chamber of Com- A West Hartford youth who court proceedings after being Giv* a Gift CertWeatw to Grass 120 Feet Tall lion mile.s. north-t(,-.south belt around the ardln, 22, of 37 Kensington St. ebrate their first Christmas Fri- until morning.’ the queen of hearts. MANCHESTER PH 643 7832 ' at Fox Hill be equipped with a merce in voting to oppooe accidentally shot a companion On Crash Cause abandoned by his original owner ARTHUR DRUG day. These are satellites, dead and earth about five miles wide and Girardin states, on the other two years ago. Mincey, already had four NEW YORK — Numbering You don't have to play the AMPLE FREE PARKING stand-by generator with auto- Medicare has been hit by State while hunting in Vernon was our Guitar Hobby Class "We’re not planning anything 44, alive; burned nut rocket 25 m iles thick. hand, that McCaffrey had Zoo officials decided they boys to buy gifts for’ Dudley, 1 "^^k^ly 5,000 species, grass ia casings, and fragments of metal hand accurately if your oppo- matic controls to insure and pro- Police report that only two stopped In front of him in the special for them — except to get The orbiting objects are what Representative Gerald Alien. fined $16 on a charge of hunt- could keep Leo after youngsters 17, Robert Jr., 12, Willy Lewi’s. ' ""e of the laigest plant families. ,which have fallen off satellites vide constant power for commu- motor vehicle accidents oc- right hand lane and then backed rem ain of more than 600 pieces nications in the event of a pow- The Jaycees recently ap- ing without a license. A second in the area adopted the lion and starting in January . . . 10, and Michael. 7 - plus one Crass can grow more than 100 or rockets. They are widely- I prov^ a resolution stating their charge of causing injury to a curred yesterday, one on a into him. began a campaign to build him glrl, Betty Jo. 16. i t*rt tall; bamboo, a grass. i scattered and Santa should haveof hardware — excluding the er failure. parking lot. needles and transit debris — opporttlon upon the recom- person while hunting was The road condition at the a new home. The youngsters This is a special Chri.stmas ■ ''enches 120 feet in India an d ' little troubleweaving around A numbe of ctcoomplishments Directly opposite interpreta- time of the accident was wet. shot into space by the United during the past year noted in- mendation of a Jaycee member, nolled (not prosecuted). held auctions and breakfasts, for the family for another rea- China. them. Robert Pierce. The action drew A Vernon woman, charged tions of an accident occurring No police action was taken and did odd jobs to raise the Stale.s and Soviet Union since clude; last night on Center St. near in the case. Sputnik 1 was launched Oct. 4, L.T.I The esbabliahment of a 40- a protest from another mem- With operating a motor vehicle $ 10, 000. tr "Our Chri.stmas is really this 1957, hour work week for all person- ber, Atty. Solomon Karensky, while under the Influence of LANE GUITAR new house." Mincey, a drill who suggested the resolution intoxicating liquor or drugs, Of the larger plece.s still aloft, nel; the erection of a new pres.s operator, said’ "and we U n paid, Jobless M ayor C H ILD R E N ' S W IN G building on Fox Hill to house be tabled until more informa- was fined $100 and a second VSbt VSbMl VSCm: vockf •ser... sure needed it." 269 belong to the United States, tion was made available. 'n MUSIC 38 to th e U .S.S.R. the Bsl m Radio Station, which charge against the woman, The Minceys moved just a few will afford greater safety to In scoring the Jaycees, Rep. Amy L. Symonds of 23 Alan “Your Musi(»] Headquarters” days ago from a three-bedroom Gets Yu le W ish — a Jo b Thirty of the American satel- T R Y O U T S equipment; one cruiser replaced Alien called the action “uh- Dr., of operating a motor vehi- 111'/: Center St.—649-7835 hou.se into a two-story one with lites still are beeping signals — with a new four-door sedan; justlfled,” and charg^ the cle without lights was nolled. five bedrooms one a dormito- transmitting weather pictures, “Open Every Evening MARLBORO, N.J. fAP) — "I'^three elections before he was FOR SPRING MUSICAL one cruiser replaced with a Junior Chamber with "ventur- Steven Silva, 23, of 29 Laurel Quality, Service — and Personal Attention. communications signals, mili- new four-door station wagon ing into a field which is not St„ was sent to Tolland State tiU 9 P.M.” wr“r«T a"'" Neigh- gu7s'r'san'ta'"ciau.r irill 'get to certified as mayor. When he lost tary information and a wealth “LITTLE PAWNEE BROTHER” In keeping with Its dedicated “Our ProducU, Service and Pricea Are Lnexoelled:” ~t the efte'’ »"•" this toivn- his paying job he declared "aft- and a walkie-talkie radio was Jail when he Informed the court gei me nouse. i un.salaried mayor said of data on secrets of the uni- purpoeea” he was unable to pay a total of 1122 Burnside Ave,, East Hartford, Conn. er all those elections .you can verse. purchased for the officer as- The quads are Identified — Tuesday, bet I won't move from this signed to the foot beat (in In questioning Pierce’s re- $20 in fines. Silva was fined $10 Tel. 528-5009 Tel. 643-547G . 1 T ... • , , I Russians don’t sav how Tuesday, Dec. 29—7 P.M. port, Allen asked, “'Who is even by their parents - by bra-1 Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. township until I gel the job done many of their .satellites are op- the center of the city). This, each on counts of br^ch of T u 1 election last summer on a that I promised all these people Chief Trapp said, will alkyw the Robert Pierce and what are peace and intoxication. Jail Only John can be told apart campaign platform which in- erating. They do say that their L.T.M. ROOMS—39 SCHOOL ST. officer to cover a laig?er ares, the resulta of his finding?" terms are served ■with the cred- who voted for m e.” Zond-2 is beeping along toward ^because he weighs the least.” | eluded a promise not to accept a So Grubb, 38, began job hunt- 10 to 16 YEARS will provide instant coirununi- Allen listed a number of it of $3 per day. Mincey said. "He wa.s born .salary. The mayor of this Mon- Msrs — as is the U.S. Mariner cation between the officer and reasons why he favors the bill, Leland P. Stanley, 71, of ing while the family lived on his 4. among them because, MANCHESTER 700 YEARS BEFORE CHRIST (B.C.) last. Matthew. Mark and Luke mouth County community of 8,- layoff pay, savings, and a $50-a- ACTORS, SINGERS, DANCERS, headquarters and the cruisers, Marlboro, Mass., was fined $16 each weigh about 16 pounds, OOO usually received $1,000 a The figures reflect the greater will provide greater protection it will provide financial as- on a substituted charge of fail- wcek unemployment check. GUITARISTS, FIDDLERS sistance for elderly citizens OPEN I ONI TE t i 9 ^s/tys PARKADE THE PROPHET ISAIAH SAID: Mrs. Mincey said she has only year. "The local people were won- number of succe.ssful American for the officer and will sa've ure to stop at a stop sign. He \ one real problem. "They ail derful, Farm ers even brought space shots. Since the space age (BRING OWN MUSIC) valuable time in securing as- when they need it moot was originally charged with "I have spread out my hands all the day unto a rebellious Last July, a month after he 9uuii:e. The cost of medical care hea people, which walketh in a way that was not good, after . want their bottle at the same was sworn in, and six days after produce and things to the began, the United States has sistance reckless driving. time ” house, " Grubb said. Well-wish- orbited 236 earth satellites, six Also among the accomplish- in ^ the past 16 years, Nolles were entered in their own thoughts; a people that provoketh me to anger his wife gave birth to their sixth A person's life savings should OPEN TONIGHT TO 9 Betty Joe, though. a.s Uie only- child, Grubb was laid off his job, kfro.ss the country sent him olar .satell.tes and hit the moon ments of the department was ^ nerson's life savins-* should chargss of failure to drive to GREEN STAMPS with continually to my face,"—Isaiah, Chapter 66, verses 2-S. three times. The Soviets have the participation in a Bicycle not be depleted for medical care girl in the family has had some as an electronic.s engineer with ; RtRfWIWIIlIRHIHIMtWfRtWtamKeKr in their senior years. the right against Dennis A. Does this appiy today to many in Manchester, America, the added chores. I the Radio Corp. of America I P''naHy, on Dec. 14, Grubb launched 76 successful earth Safety Campaign and Registra- Bergstrom. 18, of Ellington, .satellites, five sun vehicle.s and tion of Bicycles held in con-' The children of the elderly World? ;i She knows what sh e’d like fori Because of various technicali- started a full-time, paying job SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL! should not be burdened with and Harley Frazier, 39, of 6 Is It Neressar\' to Repeat ? Christmas: "A sister." ' ties Grubb had to go through as an engineer, but he didn't tell hit the moon once. The United junction with the Rockville Cherry St., charged with anyone. States has sent six astronauts Rotary Club. their parents’ medical blUs at breach of peace. EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! into .space; Ihe Soviets have or- Folk Concert Tonight a time when they need all their CHRISTMAS - TRAGEDY OR JOY? The secret came out Monday STARTS THURSDAY i financial resources for the ed- Other dispositions: Jamee E. Gift Sale bited nine. A folk music concert, to ben- night at a Township Council ucation of their own children. Colder, 20, of Stamford, speed- Is if out of order, is it "old-fashioned," "gloom meeting wlien a resident con- The oldest satellites still In efit the John F. Kennedy 'Me- ing, $30; James F. Donaghy, 26, WOMEN'S ond TEENS' ( ^! i I l]j MATINEE ONLY! i morial Library Fund will be It con be paid for on a pay- and doom" preaching, or is if God speaking 12 Gift Suggestions gratulated the mayor. A num- orbit are Explorer 1, launched SBEB Theater Closed Christmas Evei as-you-go basis, like social sec- High Manor Trailer Court, op- FREE MAIN STREET PARKING OR IN OUR LOT NEXT DOOR ber of constituents knew about Jan. 31, 19.')8. and Vanguard 1, held tonight at 8 at Rockville urity. erating a motor vehicle without through His Book, the Bible, to teach and the mayor’s secret, it devel- sent aloft M arch 17. 1958. Both Cont. Perfs. Friday from 2:0C High School. Two folk music a license, $6; George M. Gagne, Over-The- oped. groups, the Northwinds and the It will be one of the greatest preoch:— are American. » A GREAT BIG HOLIDAY SHOW! reforms this country has ever 10, of 104 IJnlon St., speeding, Sock For Late Shoppers One man told Grubb that a Vanguard 1 atill is sending a New Horizons, will participate had and as a result this country $20, and following too closely, WITHOfT CHRIST AS PER.SONAL SAVIOR. CHRIST- whole busload of people saw stream of radio signal.s, and if In the concert. nolled; Bertha D. Mangiafico, mas IS TR.AGEDY, .AND THE WORST THERE CAN BE! him leaving for work one m orn- The Northwinds, a trio, con- will be a happier, healthier and LOS ANGELES Santa should encounter this a better country to live In. 24, Hatch Hill Rd., failure to FOR CHRIST CA.ME TO SAVE SINNERS, AND WITH- ' Eight maids a-milking Now ing last week. "He said they all grapefruit-sized chatterbox he sists of Bob Lunny of Vernon, renew operator’s license, $5, and Keiih Fut^niinro OCT HI.M WE ARE DOOMED TO ETERNAL DEATH I you have more money than here you have a problem There BOOT ideas left over from Christmas cheered because the mayor had could do rooketmen a favor by i a sentpr at the University of failure to change address, AND HELL. WE ARE SO JOVFI’L AT CHRIST-mas are few milkmaid rental agen- a job. " Grubb recalled. Hartford; Barbara Allen of FUOI’nVE HELD •shopping and .still can 't find switching off its transm itter. i ™ AC0.I -^...f ro m WALT DISNEY! NORWK3H (AP)—State PoUce nolled; Alfred W. Munaell, 17, TIME. BECAI SE IT IS THE BIRTHDAY OF THE SAV- cies left As for eight cows, "I had wanted to keep it quiet The radio, powered by solar caper that West Hartford, a senior at (Coventry, ' speeding, $15; Ste- 111“) MAIN ST. IOR FROM SIN, DEATH, .AND HELL. AND JESl'S B something for .someone who ha.s those sell for $200 or so each. arrested a 41-year-old Midland, MANCHESTER R I everything, try gathering com- a little while longer, " the mayor cells which draw battery energy becomes a phen J. Papa, 19, New Haven, SALE CHRIST IS A LO\ IN(i AL.MIGIITV HELPER AI-SO IN The Mind of a Mavenck V "'an today on charges of K plete props for the carol "The Nine drummers drumming. explained, adding "I wanted to from the sun, is transmitting on comical speeding, $15, and Wilbur R. OCR BODILY, TE.MPORAL NEEDS. — Read: John .'t:.H6; The m usicians union will pro- get adjusted to my new job be- a frequency which the space ...ihe Hean of a Herol at^So^Uh a fugitive from jusLe. H Twelve Days of Chri.stmas." WAUDiSNEr 8 S t Windsor High School. He is alleged to ha^e taken Smith, 22 .(Wllllmantic, making John .'1:16; Naliih 9:6; John 14:6: Luke 2:10-11. CHRIST vide these for $360 for three and fore achieving any notoriety in ] agency would like to free for calamity! Improper left turn, $25. WAS BORN TO S.AA E, AND TO GI\ E I S E'rERN.AL H Don't rush in blindlv. because a half hours. WUTOI SNET hnvq Papers and documents valued at JOY. — DO A’Oi RE ALLY KNOW HIM A.ND BELIEA E H I this gift co.sts to the time of five '!• ” other experim ents. M an^ester High about $1 million from the Dow Imposition of sentence was IN HIM AS YOCR PER.SON.AL SAVIOR? 2 figures. But you could be the Ten pipers piping. Sec 9, EMiLfflF School, Kent Carlson, Jim Chemical Co. plant in Midland. suspended against Frank A. 5 ' only one on your block to bestow Eleven ladie.s dancing These Kr.-iuse, Dick and Marty Fege, State Police picked up Stanley and Eric Johnson Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (Munches- iJ .such a rem em briuice. can bo had through the Ameri- We hope Santa bestows D e I e C II i /e s ^ S. Tabol at 1:30 a.m. at the F'orthwith. then, the instruc- can Guild of Variety Artists, The two groups are donating home of hla father-in-law, Stan- ter, Conn.) wishes oil, in the community and k tions : prices varying according to on you and your fam- their talents through their ley W. . v-.a,.wu.iu aarcuskl, « on Whittaker vicinity, students and servicemen, one and all: S "On the fir.st day of C hrist- whetlier you prefer tap, modern manager, Hans Peterson, of El- Avenue In Norwich mas, my true love g.sve to me. a or classical ballet. ily all the* .joys of lington. Peterson arranged the Tabol offered^ no— resistance A Joyful Christ-mos Time ond A Blessed Close I partridge in a pear tree," goes T\yol\e lords a leapinfc Here hootenanny at Vernon Circle, when the authorities took him of This Happiest Seoson! t the fir.st ver.se. again, a problem. L o r^ are Christmastime. held recently with the Rockville in custody on the fugitive war- In 1.0.S Angeles, tlic eoine generally pretty strong on digni- Area Chamber of Commerce rant. State Police had been I price for an evergreen pear tree ty. A few act a.s tour guides for annual barbecue. alerted that Tabol might be in CHRIST-mas SERVICES AT ZION Ed Frteman will be master of 'big enough for a partridge their Engli.sh .. estates, . and_ a few CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY the area. His car was found • Open 6 Days • “The Night Before Christ-mas,” Dec. 21, Christ- ' perch is $300 Live partidges go 'vill even do a buck-wi ceremonies. Tickets are avail- parked in the driveway of his I for $10 a pair but you only need couple extra quid able at the door. Mrs. Myrtle father-in-law’s hopie. mas Eve. fi..30, for young and old. with the Sunday one. Well, it's worth a try. C nosERWceiEy 9 A.M . to 9 E.M. School. Theme: “Jesus, .loy, of Man’s Desiring.” After getting the ba.sii: prop, If all fails, or you run out of OPEN NEW YEAR’S DAY AS USUAL still a good selection of high and flat heel boots. All the pear tree, you need : 064 Main St. 648-7781 Christ-nias Day, Dec. 25, 10 a.m. Theme: “The time, buy a necktie. Make reservations now' for oui' gala New ')’ear's Eve 5 CONTINFOt’S SAT. FROM 1 :.S0 — SI N. P'RO.M 2:00 R first quality. Not every color or style in every (size. Two turtledove.s. Authentic ! t First Announcement In the Open, of The Savior, European turtled*)ve.s ran be Party. Dance to the tunee; of Bruce Vanderbrook and I MATINEES DAH-Y ALL WEEK STARTING TODAY ^ Who Opens Paradi.se Again."— Genesis .1:15. had for $26 a paii\ If your neigti- “The 1 hree.some” with Bill'Nemcroff and Fred Boc- Huminol Colloctors "FUZZY WUZZY" borhood bird importer i.s fresh chino. Enjoy a steak dinner. Ilf) i>ei- couple. Tel. 649- out, add $1.000-$l,50n for the 4681. Hoadquorters SPK( I.\L PROGRAM—Department of Public ro.st of Uie trip to gel them. Relation.s, The Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod— Three French hen.s. See 2. Over 200 Different Gifted Sliopep Dec. 21. CB.S-TV, Midnight to 1:00 A.M. (EST), Four colly hird.s, Hi.slorically, THREE “J’s” RESTAURANT ' the term "colly bird" refers to ‘‘Hummel” F igurines Genuine Shearling... Christmas Eve Service, St. LukelaXutheran Church, ' I the European blackbird, ao you ROUTE 6 and 44A — BOLTON In Our Store! New York City. I can pick these up along with the * v * : turtledoves and French hens, Ys iae# to I unless you want lo take poetic MA.SONS AFTER.CHRIST-mas AT ZION ' license and settle for plain old •■Vnd Their Friends H.99 I c r o w s . •Are Invited To 1. IjLst Sunday .Morning Service (10 a.m.) of the Friendship Lodge’s In the group Five gold ring.s. You .’an lay. NEW YE.AR’.S EVE year, Dec. 27, with Communion. Theme: “The i o u t q u i t e a 4>ilo for the.se, but ■. Christ-mas Ladder Which ('onnects Heaven and j yiHi a re n ’t far along the li.st, .sol P.ARTY Earth. —Gene.sis 28:10-15. I settle for the five-ahd-dime va- I Dancing To I ricty. I Dick Zlnimrr’. Rand 2. Half-Hour New Year’s Eve. Dec. 31, 11:30, Mid- I Six geese a-laying. On this Smorgasbord Dinner night Medjtation, with Bible, singing, praying, ring- item, timing i.s ver>’ important, j • To the nicest Intermittent laying an egg i n iy View Hall WE, AT OUR HOUSE, extend to You and You^b, ing in 196.), through tower mu.sic and.,tolling chimes. •here, an egg thcie has ruined 490 Keeney Street this gift more than once. .Mnnehesler I d * " Service, 10 ^.m., Jan. 1, 1965, Sei’en swans a-swimming. $10 Per Couple •, • the world, our customers _ our sincere and warm wishes for A Very^ Black swans are $300 a pair, For Reservations Call Lutheran Hour. white ones $200. If you need a ird Stratton—643.-459.3 the ins< ^ Slid drg|g^ of ^ Nation..’’ - „f ‘■ThI. 1. pool, add $2,000. Eme I J. Smith—649-3852 • and ourJriends, S MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR! ~ ’Moment, of Comfort, ” Radio the world’»4iappiest children • you o GArtf/^os ^ 5 were captured for eternity by" lO.N ICn of Blble-haaeid.’iv chrl.t-eentered ITS tHE ^STENTERTAimimEVER 7 “Hummel" old world crafts- - ^ Teaehing and Preaehing,,, , , TO ROCK THE SCKEH WITH LAUGHTER!! ! » May the miracle • and Happy New Ye^rt ^ $ men. Today they itill bring joy Wor.hlp of the Christ Child be upon and beauty into your home. 0:60 A.M. 9:S0 A.M. lo.OO A.M, RAU IM.INY “H am aier figarinci are A RTHURS your home and in your hearts this II I*?! Indwir Christmas settings including* FAIRY (^rutm as Day, May the good Lord blcsa identified by the indented THE DHUe STORE THAT SAVES YOU MOHEY H ating (6:80 - 9:80 p.m.), started 20 years ago, ,!*"***!? ** " ‘he neighborhood’ and com- SION! and keep you and your loved ones. : : TB,pH*MM4i^on the base 9 4 2 M A I N ST. C O R N E R O F ST. JA M E S ST. muhlty, and as a welrome lo come Into Zion, to meditate and to worship, our Savior and King! well u the trademark. lU LIA N O 'S BAKERY, UaSr uehuhtfy Sf SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY A CHANGELESS CHRIST FOR A ’ iOak St Restaurant; W. GOEBEL, HtlMMELWEBK and PIZZERIA • • CHANGING WORLD ^ BAVARIA. WEfT GERMANY BURNSIDE *07 STh 'MANC^OHTEII^-^AS-TMM • ETHEL STANKO and RAYMOND fTANKO CLOSED GHRISYMAS DAY and SATURDAY /
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Jury Indicts Tree Becomes son WOlUPB nMEHT Dean Burch Center R^NG^ Auto Mechanic Yule Symbol P n f V M E S Radio ‘Hot Line’ H o use O K’s \ M • TV-Radio Tonight C O L O G N ES Of Raging Battle In Wife^s Death In Portugal Co n v e n t i o n FUEL O il ARTHUR DRUR To Link Hospitals GASOLINE NORWICH (AP) — A North UBBON. Portugal (AP) Thoee who want Burch ousted Television _____ nr n u L T Monlnctan auto mochonic has Despite some frowns from B i l l E a s i l y ______fCnON (AP) — the argue that ha would create too 6:00 Bis 8 Tbeeter church leaden in strongly Ro- M ^ h e s te r Memorial Hospital has initalled a “hot cNBid •nd fury of vlolant po- conservative an image o f the boon imUeted for first dsgrea ( » ^News___ 8:00 BANTLY OIL lU>) ByeJIenUfy man GatboUe Portunlf treeS line to relieve the chaos surrounding local disasters (Continued from Page Ond) Mttral alarm rafea orar ttw Republicans, that be would be a murder in tbs slaying of hla (O'll’ , INC. (1^1840) Norte ore dlqilaclng mlnlanira man- hke the Hartford Hospital fire in 1961. baad o( a 3mim( man who waa constant reminder of Gold- attrocttva S8-yoar-oId wUs. Top 88 Phis One 8:10 gers as the traditional Chrtet- Rep. Richard L. Brlnckerhoff, alraoat onknown a year ago — water’s campaign and crushing Aristinaa In Vales InsUdled Monday, the "h ote—— ------' !:;i ' ' IMN < i i ! i : i ; i Tha Grand Jury took only 3S Barly Show maa symbol in major clttaa. mm line” le actuaUy a radio com- R-New Canaan, that would have Dean Burch, chairman ot the defeat. Sirinia Pit N<». 88 mlnutea to moke up Its mind Laramie 9:00 -Joria ((B Families In rural oroas' still munlcatione eyetem which al- made it easier to challenge a '!i;i.. Mltciicll RepObUcan National Oommit- But others argue that the par- 1 SHOPPING $:10 ( News, Bporla, Veaiber prefer to build small nativity Bailey Warns party - endorsed candidate In a tee. ty image will bo made on Oapl- Tuesday In tha cooe of Ronald $:U (8 Chib Bouae lows tha hospital to contact In- iCmkvillc TI( t:80 ( 8) scenes in their homes, hut Lis- primary, was voted down 21.5- It'a an tmpoelng title that tol HlUi not in the offices of the C. Gabriele, 81. R hod previouo- Walter Crookke m TV stantly any other hospital with 1 «AY ly heard five boun of testimony 8). Snifeide S z t :$0 bon florists report (Jbrlstmas a similar setup. Of Icy Walks 25 on the only other roll call Burch, M, carriee. But what national conunittee. (84) What's New tree sales ore booming. of the day. EAT OETTER FOR LESS AT doao It mean? Is the party BureB aad Goldwater say the about the slaying of Roberta (18)' Newsbeat STEAK r Hoepital communication sys- TILL CHRIS11MAS Gabriele. ao-2M 0> H i m U e y - B r f a i k l e r 10:00 Asked why booklanda poopte tems exist already In many of Other amendments would ehalrman a man of power — a GOP leadership — and thus $:46 (80) Sod Cochran , L) I N N F R The outset of wint«r with most of the image-making — Coroner Ddword G. McKay M) Loa Pastern still use the nativity scene, a the state’s hospitals and are cur- its snow and hazardous have prevented Convention del- gray eminence lurking behind 7:00 (34) Casals Master aaas 10:80 egates from running for the ses- the throne — or Is he simply an will lie securely in the h anu of Columbia hod issued a finding earlier ( 8) LitUeet Bobo 11:00 OathoUc source replied: "It's a i o u r i M M l rently being Installed In ML walking condition* has Bosm the Republican leaders in Con- Tuesday holding Gabriele crimi- (3040) News, Sports. Weather lot more expenslva to decorate »t«u» •romm Blnal and St. Francis hosi^tals prompted Postmaster Al- sion of the General Assembly administrator or figurehead? nally responsible for his wife’s 8) Snbscrlptkm iV a tree than to erect a small • mMVOMf . following the Convention: re- Onor&fbrmer national chair- gress, as practically always is (80) Spirit d Christmaa In Hartford, plus hospitals In den E. Bailey to remind death. manger.” Open 7 Dnyi lltSU-i quired wider publication of Con- man, Sen. niruston B. Morton the case for the party out of Masses Slated im DeaUi Valley ^30-10) Lea CnuM New Britian auid Newington. Manchester home and busi- power. The coromr said Gabriele r;18 (80) S Sporti orts Camera----- U:80 Morie Christmas tree decorations — t87 West Middle Tnnpikn By Jan. 1 there will be ten ness owners o f a local or- vention proposals in newspa- o f Kentucky, sees the national (23) Mese.ise. Hl|n^lRhts Morie (a per:f; and .spelled out clearly A spokesman described Burch strangled' her, fotind her still 7:30 ( 8-13) lb-. many of them Imported — ore area hospitals on the network. dinance requiring prompt committee as a party house- Over Holiday alive when he returned with a U:$0 . ~ t {i costly. that Convention delegates would keeper and not worth any as feeling that his role as Chair- (10-22-80) Vlrsintan « 9 Bernard Felton, administra- removal of snow from man woiidd be an administrator shovel to bury her, and then (84) Imritatlon to Art 1:00 (l{ The city government bos tive assistant at the hospital, walks and paths. get the same pay and allow- ‘bloodletting" In the Republi- killed her with a blow on the erected a giant manger over- ances now given to state legis- can dispute. — more of a creative adminis- TTie Rev. John Honan, poe- SEE SATURDA'YTI TV WEEK F(NB OfMIFUSTE UBTING oald that eventually there Will Ten local carriers slip- trator than a housekeeper, how- tor o f St. Cohimba’s Church head srlth the shovel. looking Lisbon from atcqi a be a statewide hospital network. ped and fell last year, re- lators for a full two-year ses- Not so, aaya Gov. Robert E. Mrs. Gabriele’s body was park. sion. Smylie of Idaho. One of the ever. has announced the Christmas Me said that the Federal Com- quiring medical treatment, Burch thinks the basic func- week services as follows: In found Dec. 18 in a shallow grave Hundreds of street vendors munications Otmmisslon, after he said, and that does not Others would eliminate from Open 7 Days 11:30-9 leaders of the Burch-must-go about a mile and a half from crowd Lisbon streets. Their the bill a provision that a two- forces in the OOP, Smylie says tion of the national committee, preparation for the Nativity, being petitioned by the Amer- include the many who fell 287 West Middle Turnpike says the spokesman, is to pro- confessions will be held today her home. She had been killed Radio wares range from cheap greet- ican Hospital Association, re- but did not need treatment. thirds vote be required for the the way things are now the na- from 7 to 8 :30 p m .; ’Thursday two weeks earlier, police said. ing cars, gold-enameled acoms Convention to take action; and tional chairman is neither "a vide "organizational and finan- (This listing Includes only ttoso mi rs broadeosts e< 16 or 15 cently assigned a special fre- Carriers are not required cial assistance” to local and 11:80 a.m. to noon; 4 to 6:30 ’nie coroner said Jealousy was and calendars to not-so-cheap quency for hospital use. to make deliv’erles to provide that the (Convention’s mere figurehead, nor a house- p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. the motive for the killing. mtnnte length. Some stations can y other ohort newaooots.) lottery tickets for a $1.76 million agenda be restricted to reappor- keeper.” state party organizations. "It Is on the 168 megacycle homes where the walks are TTiere will be a High Mjim Gabriele pleaded innocent to WDBC—ISW rao-iis* drawing. Live turkeys are herd- not cleared or sanded, he .tionment. "Smylie doesn’t know any- And he believes his main con 6:00 Lons John Wade 6:00 band,” said Felton, who is a Munson's on cairistmas Eve at midnight. the first degree murder charge. News Weather. Sports ed through the streets like ham radio fan. said, in urging compliance These amendments were all thing about the national chair- tribiltion as chairman, .^Mys the The parish choir will sing a Under state law, it waa the only 8:00 Dick Robinson 6:86 Old, Borrowed, Bhia sheep. defeated on voice votes. spokesman, would be in making 1:06 News Sign Off 7:06 CooTerMtlon nee* The radio is a large, rec- with the snow removal or- man’s Job,” retorts William E. plea he could nioke to a charge The bill itself was passed on the committee "a continuing program of Christmas carols WHAT—SI* 7:80 News of the World tangular box, perched on top dinance. Miller, who was Barry Gold- before the mass. During the that carries the paoslbillty of a 6:00 Fred Swanson Show 7:46 81ns Aloes a voice vote. It will go before organization, functioning day in 6:80 News, Sports and Weather of the telephone switchboard at water’s running mate and Maas, the choir will sing parts death sentence. 8:10 Pops Concert the Senate when the General CA N DY Burch’s predecessor as party and day out, and not J ^ leap- 7:00 Edward P. Horson 9:06 Nl^tbeot the admissions desk near the of the Mass, Moompanied by 7:16 Joe Edwards 10:80 TUrty Nlnnte tbeatsr hospitals front entrance. Fel- Assembly reconvenes, and it is chairman. ing into action once every four the congregation. 1:80 SIsn Off 11:00 News M A RLO W 'S Hospital Notes years.” WINF—128* ton. noted that It cost $2,5(>0, not expected to encounter any Generally, the Job of chair- 'Ihere will be three Masses 11:16 Sports Final serious difficulties In' the other man is to keep the party ma- Whatever the varying views 6:(X) News. Weather. Sports 11:80 Art Johnson Show OPiN Including installation. KITCHEN Christmas morniM : 8, 9:16 and Crest to Supply 6:16 Rodin Greater Hartford chamber. chinery oiled and humming be- on the national chsdrmanshlp it wrop—141* Yulefide He described a special fea- Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. 10:30 a.m. John Erlandson will 6:46 Lowell Thomas: Sports 6:00 Lon Terri Makers of Fine Candies tween elections, to see to it that apparently is important enough 7:00 News 7:00 Ken Oriffla TONITE ture of the radio — a cut-in In all areas excepting materni- After the legislature adjourn- be commentator and Mrs. Les- Crawler Tractor 7:3b Silver Platter 13:00 Sol LaRosa system — which allows it to ty where they are 2 to 4 p.m. ed, Democratic chairman John See us for your.. money is raised, to cool off par- to fight over — and be the cen TILL Greetings tral issue of a GOP summit con Ue Billings .organist at 8; Her- 8:00 Life Line h« turned off When not In use. and 6:80 to 8 p-m. and private M. Bailey and Republican chair- Fund-Raising ProJeqtB ty feuds and to rally the troops bert Winkler is commentator 8:30 Jerry Gordon ference of Goldwater, former The Crest Tractor and Equip- 9:30 Speak Up. Hartford In case of emergency earii rooms where they ore 10 OJn. man A. Searle Pinney met with during campaigns. and Mra Andrew Gasper or- Merry Christmas to 2 Stores to Serve You Many chairmen have been President Dwight D. Elsen- ment Co. of Berlin, Ckmn., has 12:00 News hospital has a spMial number to 8 p.m. Visitors ore request- leaders of their respective part- MANCHESTER ganist at 9:16 and Thomas 12:15 Sign Off ed not to smoke in patients’ little more than front men who hower and former Vice Presi- been awarded a contract for all our friends, with a which, when used, opens up the Bambi Casts a Happy Shadow on Gunnutz Home ies to discuss problems involved SHOPPING PARKADE dent Richard M. Nixon. O’Brien is commander and Rob- closed circuit suid permits In- rooms. No more than two visi- In developing an interim reap- have tuxedo, will travel. Most ert Horton organist at 10:30. special note of thanks ROUTE 6, BOLTON After their meeting Wednes- supplying the town highway otantenous communication with tors at one time per poUent. portionment plan that would ^ have been noted political figures Gampen to Reunite Bambi, the four-foot high creation of Peter Gan- Christmas display has been placed in front of the OPEN EVERY SUNDAY working part time at it. Burch, day, Dec. 10, in New York it department with a new Allis- for letting us serve any of the other hospitals on nutz of 373 Lydall St., glances over his shoulder House since it was converted from a barn to a resi- in effect until permanent meas- Telephone 649-4332 Camp Laurel will have a re- C2ialmers tractor, for use in GA|l RENTALS the network. Patients Today: 226 ures are taken by the Constitu- protege of Goldwater, Is a full- was even more obvious that union Dec. 28 for last summer’s you. at his huge shadow, which is outlined on the garage dence by its present occupants several years ago. time chairman with a $80,000 a Burch was on the spot. the Olcott St. dispiosal area. George N. "The radio will be used pri- ADMITTED YESTERDAY; tional (Convention. campers. Winter sports are on O est’s net price of $18,375, or LEASING marily when other means of Joyce Austin, 36 Seaman Circle; doors at the side of the house. The eye-catching (Herald photo by Ofiara.) year salary. In essence, the three men who the agenda and those planning The leaders are expected to waa the lowest of three bids . Converse Cliaryl Clark, 43 AroelUa Dr.; continue work on reapportion- One thing to keep in mind in have carried the GOP presiden- to attend are advised to dress oommunication fail,” he sadd trying to define the duties of a tial banner in the last three opened on Oct. 6, and included ! • A ll M okes "An example would he a hur- William Luepkes Jr., Warehouse K. and Clarice E. MacManus to ment during the holiday recess. warmly, listen to Mother and P A IN TIN G A N D By Walt Lamoureux Point; James McHutchison, chairman Is that time, events, elections agreed that Burch wear those boots, bring a box the trade-in of a 1957 model, • A ll M odels ricane. Hither it would knock Bolton Evelyn McGuire, property on Pupils Present The legislature has until Jan. GASH SAVINGS the pressure cooker of politics must have widespread support iriilch has been kept in tem- D EC O R A TIN G down telephone lines or it would Tolland; Mrs. Marie Mayne, 108 Bolton Center Rd., and Eugene 30 to complete Its court - set lunch and ten''cents for cocoa. Although th*ra is belief in • A ll Tim es SuRunit St.; Mrs. Marcia Scott, CP TO and the man himself all have a in order to pull the party togeth- Weather permitting, Mds, bring porary repair, pending pur- PHONE 643-2804 cause the hospital to be and Martha Bartlett to Sam- tasks of setting up a Constitu- hand in molding the Job. chase of the new tractor. some quarters that tuning a deluged with phone calls. Jam- htensfleld Center; Rudolph Christmas Plays tional Convention a nd tempo- er from its shatter!^ defeat. A sleds and skates. color set is more complicated uel S. Swartz, property on For instance, the chairman of Although the bids were open- Call Evenings — 6 to 9 Paul D odge Ponrioe ming our wires. In either Swanback, W a p p 1 n g; Dana Yule Concert by Children rarily reapportioning the House simple majority of votes on the Ghompagne lady than filling out a tax form, Notch Rd. Ext. a party out of power, such as Republican National Committee ed early in October, the con- INC. case,” he added, “we would be Young, South Windsor; Gustave Pupils at Bentley School at- and redistricting the Senate. Mrs. Kirby Tiqtpen was the such is not the cose. Actually, Arendt, 38 William St.; An- tended two plays performed by Burch, must function differently would not be enough, they indi- "Champagne l a d /’ for the tract award was postponed un- 878 MAIN STTIEET unable to request emergency Manchester Evening Herald If the deadline isn’t met, then there are only two new con- 666 CENTER STREET assistance from other area hos- thony Page, Notch Rd. Ext. Grades 4 and 5 yesterday. The from the chairman of a party in cated. United States’ first nuclear til this week, awaiting the Phone 649-2881 Brings the Town Out to Sing Bolton correspondent, Cleme- the court, with the aid of a trols on the front panel. pitals.” Bolton; Mrs. Fannie Schubert first, "The Christmas Fairy power, such as the Democrats’ ’The national committee is powered guided missle frigate, board cf directors’ approval of 643-4266 well Young, telephone 643-8981. master appointed this fall, will PKK John M. Bailey. scheduled to meet Jan. 22-28 in an additional appropriation of Bicycle Bolton listed some of the oth- East Hartford; Conrad Kobylan- and Scrooge,” a three-act adap- do the reapportionment job it- the U. S. Truxton, last week. An interesting control is the ski, 661 Strong Rd.; Mrs. About a quarter of the popu-<^The sacred dance group will tion of Dickens’ "Christmas G\LLON Bailey must labor in the shad- Chicago to consider the problem $19,000 to the highway depart- one affecting the intensity of er possible uses for the radio, self. ’The ceremonies took place at some o f which the hospital is F r^erick Delaney, 24 Pine Hill lation of Bolton attended a interpret "O Holy Night,” sung Carol,' was presented at two ow and under the orders of the of its leadership. As the situa- the New York Shi{buildlng ment. The appropriation was POLO SEATS color. It enables you to change Chri.stmas concert g;iven by by Mrs. Nancy Lee. The Rev. Under the terms of the bill unquestioned supreme com - tion stacks up now, the vote voted last month. considering. St.; James Olbrys, 35 Keeney Stocks in Brief assemblies by the fourth grade. approved Tuesday by the House, Corp. in Camden, N J. depth from bright, garish tones St.; Carole Messier, 53 Waddeil children of both schools in the Eidward Johnson of St. Mrs. Miriam Thayer directed mander of the Democratic par- would be extremely cloee. Crest has promised delivery down to quiet pait^. In fact, It may be used to page mem- the delegates to the (Constitution- FUEL OIL ’The Truxton was named for HI-BARS bers of the medical staff when Rd.; Jan Thompson, (Coventry; new high school gymnasium last Georges Episcopal Church will her cla.s.s, which used a dif- ty, President Johnson. of the new crawler type tractor even the last suggestion o f color NEW YORK (A P )-G ains by al (Convention would be elected Mrs. TapfMut’B great-grandfa- Jh/f they are outside of the hos- Mrs. Helen Sweeney, 175 Main night. The singers them.selves be the guest speaker. ferent cast for each perform- And this is a key to the ther, Commodore Thomas TTux- within 30 days. can be elim in a te leairing only accounted for about half of the The service at Bolton Con- June 18, 1965. The Convention SAVE UP TO present GOP battle crackling KNOBBY TIRES .pltal. This feat would necessi- St.; Mrs. Gail Adams, 342 Cen- selected blue chips again ance, The cast was Clifford would convene Sept. 13 next ton who is referred to as ‘the black and white. crowd estimated at around 1,000. gregational church will also Dube, Timothy Vincent, Ricky around Burch. Double Amputee NOW IN STOCK •tate installing radio hookups ter St.; Mrs. Jeanette Woodman, propped up market averages to- year and Its actions would be founder of the U. S. Navy" in in doctor’s cars and equipping Bast Hartford; Mrs. Margaret Under the direction of school start at 7 p.m. The senior choir Meier, Rosemary Turkington, With no president to answer history books. A new set from MODBIRN music director Keith Groethe, will sing, and the rhythmic day. Trading was moderate submitted to the voters at a to, will he step into a vacuum of Robbery Victim District Leaders M A N C H ESTER T.V. SERITICE will add ele- the doctors themselves with Driggs, 616 N. Main St.; Earle Lynn Nelson, Terry' P i e 1 o, referendum no later than Feb. He commanded the U. S. S. aM m e£w /965 Armstrong, Wapplng; Mrs. the band played four Christmas choir will dance to "G e s u early this afternoon. Ricky Burnett, Stephen Gour- $50 leadership, tighten his control of grance to your home. We also walkie-talkies. 8, 1966. YEARLY I Constellation during the late C Y C LE SH O P Mary Zawistowski, 113 N. numbers. Bambino." Chemical blue chips and some ley. specialize in quick, economical In case of a local disaster oc- I party machinery and reinforce ELIZABETH, N.J. (AP) — A Set for Drive ’’The Song of Christmas,” the A communion service will be of the top oils gained but the a conservative image that GOP 1700’s. Mrs. Scott Nimsted of 161 West Middle Turnpike repairs. At MODERN T.V. curring when the administra- School St. Also, Linda White, Patty double amputee of World War n Jamestown, R.I., a great-great- ADMITTED TODAY: Thad- story of the nativity in songs, held at St. Georges Episcopal over-all list was ragged. Sociski, LeAnne Mullen, Joan liberals and moderates feel will Edward J. Bates of 134 Ben- 649-2098 SERVICE, 385 Center St. Phone tors are away from the hos- carols and Biblical verses, was Church at 11 p.m. The senior Motors, farm implements, GOOPERATIVE destroy the party? was robbdd Tuesday by three great granddaughter of tthe 643-2205. pital, mobile equipment has ius Kiejna, 133 Ludlow Rd. Donovan, Patty Symon, Mary Commodore’s shared honors ton St., town chairman of the BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter the main part of the program. choir will sing. A Communion aerospace issues, airlines, rails, Ann Krach, 'Tom Neumann, M A RLO W 'S OIL CO.^M’ . V W "A s the months wear on,” giuunen who invaded his home United (Cerebral Palsy Fund also been ordered and will be service will be held at 10 a.m. utilities and cigarette stocks with Mrs. Tafipan. ’The family to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Park- It wa.s narrated by Nanda Ra- Nancy Murdock, Mary Lou ,\ Ui\isiiii) of Smyhe said of Burch at the re- and ransacked a small Jewelry Drive, has announced that five installed soon in a hospital sta- tazzi and accompanied by Mrs. on Chri.stmas. The junior choir were mostly lower. cent GOP governors meeting in were entertained at a brunch tion wagon. Felton called the er, Tolland. Traygis, Kathy Marshall, Rod- OPEN and repair business he operates before the launching. Manchester residents have been Elizabeth Wright on the organ. will sing. Brokers saw the list as con- ney McKenzie, Karen Murdock, HOI. \ M ) O I' ( (). Denver, Colo., "the present equipment a transceiver. He DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- In the bouse. Mrs. Tappen .will spend the appointed district chairmen for The voices of all elementary Midnight Mass at St. Mau- tinuing in a spate of yearend Robert Migliore and D e b b y chairman will tend ever more said it would permit both send- D A Y : Charles Gubbels, 39 Blue- TONITE ^I\f K I!);c> TTie robbers stole about $!,«(» holidays with her brother, ’Trux- the drive. and junior high school pupils, rice Church will be at mid- tax transactions and trading be- Brown. strongly to create and solidify in cash and took Jewelry and ing and receiving, allowing the field Dr.; Mrs. Gale Adanruk 342 TELL ton Brodhead and his family in They *tte Reno Dufour of 399 Center St.: Mrs. Barbara Rolum, the mixed chorus and the girls’ night. Christmas Masses well coming more cautious as the Milton Beal’s fifth grade 9 :u.> HliO.M ) >«TKEI'.T the image of a party that the watches valued at some $8,000 Philadelphia. E. Middle Tpke., Richard Rud- administrators to dirfeot emer- glee club were heard separately be held at the same hours as Christmas weekend approached. performed "The Browmie Who Ti;i. people would not use.” gency arrangements despite 95 Autumn St.; John F^^fey, from the home of George T. Yule Party Set del'l of 671 Hartford Rd., An- and together. Sunday Masses. Comsat, down a couple of Found Christmas.” Touting part A president provides most of Vosseler, 47, police said. their temporary absence. 679 Bolton Rd., Vernon; Samuel The Columbia Homemakers drew Daigle of 141 Birch St., Foster, Arvine PI.; Jeunes More, Children in kindergarten Party Given for Mrs. Tedford points, resumed its retreat, al- were Denise Bossette, Anne- the image for the party in pow- They told Vosseler, who is Felton was hopeful that lo- will hold their Christmas party Robert Calhoun of 108 Benton 108 Birch St.; Mrs. Alice Pallno, through Grade 3 were dressed Mrs. Donald Tedford was though it pared a point from its marie Thiffault, Margo Leh- er. He has that magnificent fo- legless and uses artificial limbs, cal ambulances would tie in in waist-length choir robes with given a surprise Christmas par- worst loss taken at the start. rum of the White House, under at the home of Mrs. Milton An- St., and John Twombly of 69 East Hartford: Jolm Sheridan, man, Nancy Hull, Vicki Parker, "We don't want to hurt anyone, with the network so that they reb bows. They were arranged ty by her 4-H Junior Home- the concentrated glare of inter- thony next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Alice Dr. East Hartford: Mrs. Victoria The Associated Press average Carole MacNeely, Donna W i- so Just go to sleep.” They bound Each member is to bring a box They will be responsible for would not have to rely on the on one section of bleachers and makers group Saturday. She of 60 stocks at noon wa.s un- ley, Charles Deltatto, Marian at the Parkade...Now national publicity. Vosseler; his wife Margaret, 44; telephone to appraise the emer- Twerdy, 738 Tolland Tpke.; lunch to exchange with other organizing their respective Kimberly Eaton, Hartford; Vic- were more prone to squirming said she had been shopping with changed at 323.4 with indus- Maccarone, Margie Wassmer, Who provides the image for and their son, Thomas 22. An- gency room of incoming pa- her 4-H Junior Homemakers the party out of power, in this members. areas for the 53-mlnute march tor Adamson, Hebron; Miss and yawning than their older trials up .7, rails off .2 and util- Daniel Man.seau, Nancy Hunt, other son, Peter, 18, was at Heasonal Look which will be conducted Jan. 10. tients. Such a set up might aJ- brothers and sisters sitting near- group yesterday. She said she ities off ,3. Rosemary Viens, Linda Jones, the Best case the Republicans? ’The na- school. oo prevent what happened dur- Margaret Coopers, Coventry; It’s beginning to look like Mrs. Rose Selbie, 14 Oakland by. had been shopping with her The Dow Jones industrial Donna Price, Donna Sandall, tional chairman certainly con- ’The veteran said he had the ing the Hartford Hospital fire Christmas in Clolumbia. Last St.; George Gibson, 269 W. The audience sang "The First daughter and came home to average at noon was up .33 at Kristine Keeney, Nancy Forde, tributes to it, for his finger is on cash on hand to pay some bills. Air Refueling Routine when all the ambulances in the the party’s propaganda button. weekend brought out many Center St. Noel" and was applauded by find a houseful of girls. They 870.69. Susan Robb and Cheryl Howe. Vosseler’s seven-room, brick householders to struggle with area drove to the hospital even DISCHARGED TODAY: Dan- the students. had made all the refreshments, Prices were irregularly high- The mimeograph machines house was paid for by Elizabeth WASHINGTON — The Air though they were not needed. grind at his command. cut fingers from stringing gar- iel Way, Gilead; Mrs. Olive From a purely logistical and presented their leader with er In active trading on the Nellie Fox will be a coach townspeople, who raised $18,000 Force estimates that somewhere The resulting telephone tie-ups gifts, Mrs. Tedford said .she American Stock Exchange. with the Houston Colt .45s next Newsmen rush to him when for the wounded man in 1947 lands m ch.icken wire, last every 2 minutes another plane i Duckworth, 125 Spruce St.; point of view, the concert also they want the GOP position on year’s blown fuses that Dad and traffic jams could have Paula Kracunls, 64 Turnbull seemed a success. All cars hadn’t been so .surprised since Corporate bonds were mixed. sea.son. A second baseman, he after his return from the armed is refueled In flight. During one been prevented, he said. she was given a baby shower, U.S. government bonds were once wa.s the American this or that. He can be on cam- forces. was going to fix before now, typical operation a KC-136 tank-1 Rd.; Judith Picard, Columbia; found parking places, albeit era and in the news daily. By and a near miss with a broken The night security officer at Virginia Boswell, Danielson: late arrivals had to park half- some years ago. mostly unchanged. League’s most valuable player. Vosseler lost both his legs in er can transfer almost 20,000 2000 the hospital, if equipped with his control of the propaganda ankle from outlining the roof gallons of fuel to a B-62 Jet Mrs. Mary McCrystal. Phoenix way down Brandy St. Almost Public Records the burst of a German shell at ^AUs a walkie-talkie, could also use • Warrantee Deeds: Robert I. organs it is possible for him to Saarbrucken, Germany. with lights. bomber In about 21 minutes. • TM of c/ocA 9U0pl lor , St., Vernon; Stanley Fhigrab, everyone found a seat, and no help one politician, hurt anoth- The result is a fairyland of the radio for routine or emer- 45 Norman St.; Mrs. Dail Beck- child was mislaid. Even the pre- and Pri.scilla P. Miller to Henry Tha DREAM U N D • Modal M 5 U gency calls. er, boost himself. lights and ingenious decora- with, Hebron; Mrs. Winifred schoolers attending were quiet Schmidt, property on Clark at the Parkade ’Thus "Who will be the voice i tions. Featuring Snooz-Alarm* Tln)er. Radio ^ Rd.; Joseph deMayo to Holl In- turns on or off automatically. Slim, Sharpley, RFD 2; Jan Thomp- in their protests against inac- of the GOP?” is at the heart of >,609 P ^ d O u t Both churches have an out- South Windsor son, Coventry: Mrs. Helen tivity. vestment Co., property in Rose- B£Rm :s O pen Eves, till 9 P.M . the Republican battle over the compact decorator styling. New elec dale; U&R Housing Corp. to door Nativity scene, the Land- tric clock with large, easy-to-read Sweeney, 175 Main St.; Dennis Christmas Eve Service* chairmEuiship. mark has reindeer on the roof Wakens you to George, Wapplng; Roland Jr. All four Bolton churches Ernest A. and Ruth E. Shep- In Idle Claims numerals., Your choice of Charcoal world famous Zenith and many homes have the tra- color. Star'mlst White color. Powder Couple Petition and Ronald Ouellette, 18 Char- will have Christmas EJve serv- herd. Lot 4, Mt. Sumner; Larry ditional candles in the windows. tone qualify ter, Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Gene- ices tomorrow. F. and Rose D. Fiano to Don- A total of $88,609 was paid Pink color or Beige color. Many houses are ablaze with vieve Arnold, Center Rd., Ver- At United Methodist Church ald S. and Mary E. Bombard, out in unemployment claim STORES OPEN m For Bankruptcy lights, one in particular on non; Mjss Elizabeth McLagan, the service will start at 7 p.m. property on Volpi Rd.; Curtis checks last month by the Man- R. E. Wandell Hennequin Rd., which can be 65 Oxford St.; Clifton Clarke, chester office of the State La- P i o n t e r Le a d er in Richard 8. Kone and his seen from Lake Rd. across wife, Louise, of 2 Locust St., Stafford Springs; Mrs. Barbara bor Department. Fin e H om e Rfdioa Building Lohr’s field, nearly a quarter EVERY N IG H T have filed petitions for volun- Kelly and daughter, 66 Walnut That amount compensated of a mile. ’ unemployed workers for 2,391 tary bankruptcy In U.S. Dis- St.; Mrs. Ann Conti and son, 28 Even the firehouse, with new- T trict Court in Hartford. Garden Dr. Confracfor weeks of unemployment, at an ly painted I'ed doors and fire average weekly check of $36.22. Kone operated Ko-Kleen, a Residential-Commercial siren looks (Jhristmasy. UNTIL C H RIST M AS building maintenance firm. For the first eleven months of Formosans Density 2nd Alterations-Remodeling The firm was started in April 1964 the Manchester office has Manchester Evening Herald paid $1,211,218 in claims. 1963 and sold this month. TAIPEI — Formosa’s popula- Columbia correspondent, Vlr- In his petition, Kone listed **80801688 Built On On a statewide basis, $2,- tion density is 768 persons per vinla .M. Carlson, telephone UabiUties of $46,513.50 and s l s - square mile — second only to Customer Satisfaction” 697,001 in unemployment pay- 228-9224. sets of $4,735.70. His wife list- the Netherslands’ 880 -- and the ments was distributed last ed liabilities of $34,838.51 with In the U.S.A. Full Insurance Coverage month for 73,777 weeks of un- increase is 3.3 per cent a year. Reading T im e I>osl assets of $1,225. employment at an ‘ average of Of the $46,513.50 in liabil- The population is nearly 12 mil- $36.56 per check. Tel. 644-0450 NEW YORK — A slow read- ities for Kone, the petition lion. ^ After 5:00 P.M. The Manchester labor de- er spends a fifth to a third of noted secured claims totaled The BEAU MONDE for a CHRISTMAS THATS SWEET partment office serves Man- his reading time going back $16,450, unsecured claims, $23,- Model M2003U 82 BALDWIN ROAD chester, Rockrille, Vernon and 148.50 and notes and bills pay- The SLIM LINE Series AS WELL AS MERRY Bolton. over a word or a group^pf SCHRAFFTS words to catch the meaning. Sampler able by others, $6,545. WHITMAN New lightweight, Local creditors with claims'i CANDY CUPBOARD ON CHRISTMAS tlim 19* Portable The over $100 are the South Wind- | TV in flunning sor Bank and Trust, $2;800 and multi-color cabinet. BARRiCiNi Dasher Insurance Agency, $171. ARTHUR DRUG EVE THURSDAY Dipole antenna. p o rfect g ift for The petitions will be handled LOFT’S CANDY Two color choices: CHRISTMAS MINIATURE^ by Saul Seldman, referee In grained Walnut color rile C hrist m as H olid ay banksupti^. DECEMBER 24 end Brown color or grained Fruitwood The traditional color and lb » 2 . 0 0 Chrisfmas Flower and Up to $2.15 lb. Beige color. festive treat The BEST because: / kll $4.30 2 lbs. Table Arrangements for the holi- 19' • No preservatives added as you find in other candy
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I MAMGSttSTiat kVINlKO H1 EA1 .T>, MANCHBSISIL OONN^ WEDNESDAY, D] 18,1964 IfANGHESTER EVENINE HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE SEVEN
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IM a was all South Windsor de Gaulle nseded.** Inside Beetle Haircut C O L O R FILM Cuibig So Mmeh fo r ds OauUe’s aeknowladtad Dispijite Solved FL A S H t U LRS talent for first reodgnlaiiig and Umb "Sk - ^ R e p o r t D ISC O U N T PRIC ES • S!^w tc ploiting the Imvitalda’* Teachers Describe WESTBR(X)K (AP)i—Edward ARTHUR DRUG The inevitable question then baoomeB: (dlintliraed from Page C) Koras Jr., who wouldn’t change his hair style despite a month- why can’t somebody else do too^ again wlil intervene with a Reading Instruction long suspension from high Why did we have to go through these cow d’etat. school, is changing schools. f - - *• **** ■■ long months of agony trying to sen a Alt the army, deeply fiivolved Korei, who hides half his fore- ridiculous nuclear anna proposal it in Argentine polHihs since it South Windsor’s reading pro-«ics plays a primary role in head behind Beatle - like black d ^ s e d Peron in 1965, is weary bangs, will enroll in a private seemed obvious (to de Gaulle aad ordi- gram was outlined last night readlng instruction. Phonetics of political intervention, which are the center of word skills. school after New Year’s Day. for the board of education. FLOWERS •m csipnoii aAnB nary people that is) n o fa ^ wanted to has divided the officer corps He Indicated the major steps William Vlshno, attorney for i For Every Occasion! FvaSto it Atfrmaoa __ buy? into warring camps. Conse- Teachers participating in the in reading are a certain num- the 18-year-old boy’s parents, quently, the military truly program Included MIm Jose-ber of sight words to build a wouldn’t disclose the name of P o ricH iH - ‘ ^ ...... :::::::« It would be one thing, of course, if loBtiia • ••••••Hi******* ft'90 wants Illia to complete his team phine Zocco, Miaa Evelyn Red- nucleus of -words to build phon- the school, nor did he say | J ^ e * Flo w er Shop we flew in the fact of the inevltahle so (becoming the first freely elect- ics on and to identify new words whether it would also object to fleld, Mrs. Laura Morae, Henry Next to Hartford often because we are wedded to some ed President to do so in a gen- not in the sight word vocabulary. the bangs. I MMn^nim o v Adama, and Principal Hilda National Bank eration), \ Adams said that phonics are Arnold Oliver, superintendent aronderful high principle whidi makeo Monaghan. Main St., Manchester i Iba Aa Jackson St., Willlmnntlc. H m Rev. Richard L. Rush, pastor of Appalachik FwAi the Lebanon Oongfegational ]|a^3r Chiefs WiUDiscuss Rusk Urges ) Obituary Town Moves Fast it . t Church, win ofBciate. Burial Salvation Army Baatam will be in Springdale Cemetery, Tarritorial Haadquartara, IM ' Town Assembly Districts Viet Forces Aatom Warehouse Point. W. 14th St, Haw York City, Friends may call at the fu- haa announoad that It la ae- ,r TILL ' > Anton Quunitadika, 76, of nenl home tonight from 7 to 9. On Pioneer Site JWotlienneUU fatlMr of Herbert oapting contrlbutlona fbr the Maacheator'a two poUticr < > touse. that both parties have End ^uding 7 Quaanitechka, foreman of The benefit ef.realdenta of tha party chlMa will meat ac»n«tline niblicly agreed upon. Charles B. Cox Nach representative would The town of Manchester has promised to do every- Herald prestroom, and Berthold Charles B. Cox, 77, of Wood- Appalaehia regton in Penn* Mon Jan. 4 to tea if they car aylvanla. Donatkma riioilM 'to elected mm a district of (CoBHaned trooi Pag* Om ) Qiimitschka, both of Mhnclws> stock, brother of Mrs. Carolyn agraa oa boundriea for three thing within its power to guaran^ the i^neer Pwa- ; ter, died yeaterday at Hartford Foster of Manchester, died be aent in care of MaJ. Mil- ^bout 14,000. By the I960 fed- chute Co., a new industrial site wit)iin the t o ^ . But if ler. town aaaombly. districts. sral censtu, Manchester had "A duly constituted govern- 4 Ho^tal. Sunday at his home. ment exercising full power on town officials are to succeed, they must supstantially ^ He was an electrician at the A televialon program Mon- Rapubliean )iown Chalrmar. about 43,000 residents, thus Other survivors include his Francis DallaFera said thlc the basis of national unity and clear a number of legal and^ Hartford Courant for years wife, a son. two daughters, a day night *‘Chriatmaa in rating three representatives. new facility M o r s the sn6 of | monilng that he was asked at a The two town chairmen without Improper Interference engineering hurdles by Jan. 1. ^before his retirement sister, two brothers, seven Appalachia,” deaerlbed the 1965. ! tOther survivors include his aUto OOP meeting yesterday to should have little trouble from any group,” the U.S. state- That is the date by which w Tomcm;I THU R SD AY g;randchildren and eight great- hardahlpa auffered by the Town fathers say thsrs are , git together with DemocraUc ment said, “ is the essential con- architect Philip J. dl<3orcia says wife, a son, two daughters and granndshildren. people of that area. Oohim- agreehig on town districting. eager to place Ploasw on the ^ f » nine grandchildren. Town Chairman Ted Cununlngs Both parties have proposed the dition for the successful prose- he must have the go-ahead so Funeral services were held bia Broadcaat^ Co. of New cution of the effort to defeat the parkway land in aa effort to | Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the William York City, aponaora of the on the district Unea. same district lines— the Demo- that he can b e ^ drawing tart a new industrial park sits ' tomorrow at 11 a.m. at ^e Their Joint recommendation crats during a special General Viet Cong and Is the basis for plana for the parachute com- Funeral Home, 51 Marcy St.. documentaiy, have received U.S. support for that effort.” in Manchester. BIG SELECTIONS! BIG SAVINGS! LONG EASY TERMS! JlRose Hill Funeral Home, Kim Southbridge. Mass. Burial was numeroua Inquirieo from will he returned to their indi- Assembly session last summer pany’s new $6(10,000 plant. They feel a well maneged In- ^8t, Rocky HiU. Burial will be in Oak Ridge Cemetery, South- thoae wlahlng to contribute vidual party headquarters by and the Republicans earlier this Press officer Robert J. Mc- Pioneer is looking at land dustrial park could attract new 7 in Rose Hill Memorial Park, bridge. funda for the reeidenta of the Jan. 4 for inclusion in a House month. Closkey declined to say whether both ill Manchester and in Ver- industry along ths parieway,. Rocky Hill. poverty atricken region. rei4>portlonment plan to be put They would be ctmiposed as the strong U.S. wording non as possible locations for and sutotanUally improve Msn- Friends may call at the fu- More the Oeneru Assembly. follows; District A would com- amounted to an ultimatum its nsw quarters. The Arm is chesterk tax base—thus help- threatening an end to large- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. The Assembly Is prepaiing prise the present town voting now located in an old Cheney ing to reduce the burden upon Funerals bills that would reapportion the District 4 and that part of Dis- scale U.S. aid if the military do Mill building on Forest St. individual home ownere. not keep hands off the legiti- , Leonard O. Burke Youths Admit House and redtatrlct the state trict 3 which lies north of Mid- The town’s promise to work But the effort is clearly sn Senate, under a federal .court mate government. through the holiday’s to clear SOUTH WINDSOR—Leonard Mrs. Edward Buscaglia dle Tpke. District B would com- unfamiliar one ' for the town. G. Burke, 61, of Hartford, fa- order. prise the present voting Dis- up difficulties blocking the COVENTRY—The funeral of firm’s relocation on a Wilbur Director Robert Stone, attend- ther of Mrs. Russell Muscianisi Three - Week Both parties are apparently tricts 5 and 1. District C would ing this mornings session, not- Mrs. Mary Pcrracchlo Buscag- agreed that the House should Cross Highway site was made and Mrs. Peter Ford, both of lia of Silver St. was held this comprise the present District 2 ed that Ksgan waa "seeing the be redlstrlcted so that towns and the part of District 3 south Christmas after an hour-and-a-htdf long Amazing Values in 1 South Windsor^ died yesterday morning from the Holmes Fu- growing pains” of the totgn’s Appliances and TV at ^ entitled to more than one rep- meeting this morning at the ^ at S t Francis Hospital. neral Home. 400 Main St.. Man- Crime Spree of the turnpike. still young policy to both en- resentative elect them from Municipal Building. Other survivors include his chester with a solemn high Both DellaFera and Cum- courage new Industry to tocste districts within the town. Speaking for the town. ' wife, three sons, five daugh- Mass of requiem at St. Mary's mings met with state political Really for here and to keep existing in- (ContlnMd from Pag* Oim) According to DellaFera, Man- Mayor Francis J. Mahoney told ters, and twenty grandchildren. Church. leaders yesterday. Cummings dustry in town. chester would have three rep- could not be reached today for Pioneer president Michael Ka- The funeral will be held to- The Rev. Robert Lynch was Police said the girl was with TTie newness o f the to w n ’ s morrow at 9:15 a.m. from the resentatives to the 180-member comment, however. The Aging gan, that the community is the celebrant assisted by the ready to martial its resources effort jvas also evident in Atty. •« Thomas F. Farley Funeral the youths during one of the Aronson’s assertion that "I Rev. Ronald Rafferty, deacon, in order to meet the Jan. 1 I Home, 96 Webster St., Hart- and the Rev. Bernard Foster, robberies and they want to NEW YORK (AP) — Christ- think there is a sincere in- ford with a Mass of requiem at deadline. subdeacon. Mrs. Arlyne Gar- question her. Her whereabouts mas, they say, is for the young. By that date the town coun- terest and desire to solve these • 10 at St. Lawrence O'Toole rity was soloist and organist. Reds Reject Finance Plan, problems. NORMAN’S where SERVICE is our BEST PRODUCT! is unknown to police. Why, bless our tired old way- sel, Atty. Irving Aronson, must Church. 494 New Britain Ave., Burial was in St. Mary's Ceme- Strickland and Fields said the "W e must recognize that faring heart and steaming bifo- determine how the town or Hartford. Burial will be in St. tery, where Father Lynch read statement which the youths dic- some quasi-public agency can there are problems and they Bernard's Cemetery, Hazard- Throwing UN into Crisis the committal service. tated told this story: cal glasses, that simply isn’t so. achieve these ends: must be worked out; the im- vllle. Bearers were Russell Storrs, They robbed an arcade in Christmas is for the middle- 1. Accept a gift of about portant thing you want to (Contin lied from Page One) - Friends may call at the fu- Michael Cesce, Raymond Hick- Huntington, then began a hitch- cancles are filled by the end of aged. The whole holiday is eight acres of land from John know is our dealre to work to , neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ing, Ronald Buscaglia. Antonio hiking crime spree — burglariz- the year, the council cannot made up for them. They only let Baralni, construct an access this end.’’ , ------Perracchio and Wilfred Hill. ing houses in Tennessee or after a meetirig of Soviet bloc meet. To which Kagan replied that, the young in because they are road to the proposed plant site Mrs. Gertrude T. Milne Georgia. * delegations at U.N. headquar- Efforts have been made to and turn a five-acre section of "W e don’t doubt the sincerity Copeland gave them a lift be- reach agreement so that the young and for sufferance’s sake ROCKtaLLE — Mrs. Ger- Mrs. Rasmtiond 8. Ames ters. Several told newsmen they one has to admit them to the the tract over the Pioneer of the town’s effort, but that trude Trncy Milne of 142 Union Funeral services for Mrs. tween Rome and Lafayette, Qa., members could be elected by Parachute. la not enough. "You have to be- and they forced him to drive to had doubts about the plan and acclamation, but Jordan and testimony of Joy. St., widow of George B. Milne, Netta Brown Ames of 828 The truth about Christmas is Bamini has volunteered to gin cutting the mustard.” died at Rockville General Hos- Hartford Rd. were held this the abandoned house. He was on ruled out any immediate a^ ee- Mall are contesting the seat Attending the session this ment. that children are too small to give the land to the town, pro- pital last night. morning at St. Mary's Episco- his way to Rome to pick up his being vacated by Morocco and morning were Kagsn and W il- eldest son, a student at Berry Informed sources said the So- neither will withdraw. know its measure, old people viding the to-wn can then give She was bom in Ellington on pal Church. The Rev. John D. the land to Pioneer Parachute. liam Bell from Pioneer Para- College. viet Union felt the plan did not Indonesia also objects to the are too tired, and that leaves July 14, 1879, daughter of Wol- Hughes officiated. Sydney W. the middle-aged to appreciate 2. Provide a substantial flow chute; architect DeCorcia; in- cott and Isadora Trouty Tracy. Chatterton held a pistol on go far enough in ruling out the election of Malaysia to serve out dustrialist William Slelth; Bar- MacAlpine was /the organist. applicatiem of Article 19. its true treasure. of water sufficient to supply a A lifelong resident of Rockville, their victim; Whisman held a the second year of a term start- nlnl and Atty. Leon Podrove; Burial was in Cypress Ceme- It had been hoped that an It isn’t the child who needs protective sprinkler system at she was a member of Union knife. ed by Czechoslovakia under a directors Mahoney, Stone, Har- 16 Inch G.E. PERSONAL tery, Westbrook. agreement would clear away Santa Claus. Reality is fresh the new plant. This will rce Cong^ragatlonal Church, Hope They forced Copeland to strip gentleman’s agreement. old A. Turkington, and Francis Bearers were Philip Lewis, the main obstacle to a recess. Any contest would clash with and new to him, and the world quire that the town either pipe Chapter of OKS, and the Wom- Everett Ames, Floyd Miller, to his underclothing, took $40 DellaFera; Town Counsel Aron- and his watch, then each The assembly, however, still the no-vote truce under which is a garden of delight. He re- In water from the privately- 4en's Relief Corps of Rockville. Ronald Millcn, Alan Grant and has another difificult problem. | quires no fable when (act is a owned Manchester Co., or ob- son; Development commission Survivors Include a daugh- clubbed him once, they said, the assembly has been opera- Harold Stevens. This is the election of three sweet-eyed meadow before him. tain a waiver from the water members Alfred Werbner and ter, Mrs. Corlnne Markham, with a board. They said their ting since Dec. 1. A demand for All channel UHF/'VHF The Watkins-West Funeral nonpermanent members of the | It is the middle-aged person, company and bring in water Atty. Allan Thomas; town with whom she made her home; victim was still alive but bleed- a vote could force a U.S.-Soviet ^^ceplion with oval Home. 142 E. Center St., was in Security Council to take their confrontation over the Soviet somewhat disillusioned by the from another source. planning director Tamsky and two brothers. Garfield Tracy of charge of the arrangements. ing from the nose and mouth; town public works director front mounted t j ' they wrapped him in wallpaper seats Jan. l. Unless these va-'peacekeeping debts. ordinary, who has to believe in Another possible source of speaker and convenient Springfield, Mass., and Rayden Santa (ilaus. It is for him Walter Fuss; and Genera! Man- J Tracy of Warehouse Point; a and left him in the abandoned supply appears to be the Con- up-front controls. house. Christmas is necessary, to res- necticut Water Co., which al- ager Richard Martin. ^ sister, Miss Lillian Tracy of Andover cue him from the dally rut and Mahoney said he was prepar- Hartford, and two grandchil- Taking their victim’s car, the ready pipes water Into South two youths drove to Kentucky, lOH Awaits Foote Report^ refurbish his faith in the ex- Windsor to serve an Industrial ed to go to work with Atty. dren. Aronson and General Manager abandoned the auto and started traordinary. client. private funeral services will Grange Honors Childhood needs no such res- Martin after the session ended, be held at the White-Gibson hitchhiking again. 3. Obtain a zoning change Will Resubmit Application cue. Middle age can hardly do from the Town Planning Com- to get an early start on some of Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., at Miss Lindliolm Another motorist gave them a without it. the problems that must be re- the convenience of the family. lift. They clubbed him with a mission so that the industrial I know many middle-aged plant may be built on the now solved if the town is to meet Thei’e will be no calling soft drink bottle and robbed him lOH (Instructors of the Han-<&able only on Sunday afternoon. For Her Service people who all the year long reeldentlally zoned land. the Jan. 1 deadline. hours. — of one Kennedy half-dollar. dlcapped I has temporarily the group has embarked on a Walt with pathetic eagerness to The FBI said the motorist, Wil- According to planning di- 12 Pound C.L LIGHTWEIGHT The family suggests that withdrawn its application be- program for the eventual con- shed the cloak of commonness, rector Joseph Tamsky, the those who wish to do so may In recognition of 50 years of liam Henry Walden of Lexing- fore the General Services Agen- struction of a year-round pool. to drop their distrust of humani- co'mmisslon has shown that it Public Records contribute to Union Congrega- service to the Grsmge, Miss ton, Ky., was beaten severely, cy (GSA) for acquisition of the As the result of a series of ty, and wear in season the spirit robbed s.nd thrown from his car is predisposed toward making tional Church's Memorial Ftind Line St. Nike Site while it activities, and with aid from lo- of Jesus Christ as a robust robe. Anna Lindholm was honored at in Magoffin County, Kentucky, changes for land situated like in her memory. aw’aits the report of Dr. Frank- cal civic organlzationB, the lOH In particular I recall a mid- Warrantee Deeds the Monday night meeting of on Dec. 16. This was the day Baralnl’s site. John R. Lumen Sr. and Mar- lin, Foote, state health commis- has about $6,000 in its fund, dle-aged friend, now not too Front controls, front ■|95 ...1. M Isadore Le\-y the Andover Grange in the after Copeland disappeared. sioner. before whom lOH pre- The major problems are the gerie G. Luman to Patrick J. tow-n hall with a Golden Sheaf with another $5,000 pledged by many years dead, who made of In their statement. Chatterton sented its proposal Dec. L land trasfer and the water sup- Daigle and Marjorie S. Daigle, Isadore Levy, 78, of 64 Mil- .Certificate, a 50-year pin and and Whisman said they robbed the Connecticut State Federa- Christmas a necessary event. .^ford Rd., died yesterday at Man- tion of Women’s Clubs. He himself went into the ply, In the judgment of the property on Bush Hill Rd. words of praise from local a grocery of about $100 in Dr. Foote.had conducted the Lena Marlow to George H. chester Memorial Hospital. hearing for w e Health. Educa- ’The swimming program warn marketplace and picked out the town officials who gathered at Grangers and visiting digni- Jonesvllle, N.C., and once again the Municipal Building this Marlow and Wilma Marlow, an Bora in Russia, he came to taries of that organization. they assaulted their victim — tion and Welfare Department started in I954;.by former Rec fdltaily Christmas tree. It had to this country 68 years ago and morning. undivided one third Interest In slugging the grocer with a (HEW ), to which the GSA had Superintendent James Herdic, fill a need for spaciousness in kbit £asy Torins lived in Newark, N.J. He moved Miss Lindholm became a Town Counsel Atty. Aronson two parcels on the esLSt side member of Andover Grange in blackjack. referred the application. with rec department sponsored his life. It had to be green and • to Manchester from Colchester, swimming for the handicapped wide-armed and reach from the expressed doubts that the town of Main St 1914. The late Winthrop White, They then headed toward Dr. Foote said today he has could legally accept and then Lena Marlow to Jacob H. Conn. He was a retired cutter submitted a six-page report to ^ East Side Rec Pool. floor to a topping star that ifor the S & S Leather Co., Col- former member of the legisla- Florida but were arrested at transfer land to another priv- Sandals and Ruth Sandals, an Savannah after the robbery of HEW. the re.sult of the hearing Instructors were volunteer brushed the celling. undivided one third “Interest in chester. and a member of the ture and well known citizen He liked an old-fashioned ate owner. here for many decades, was Mr.s. E. M. Dllas by gunmen he held with lOH officials on teen-agers and adults. two parcels on the east side of , Congregation Ahavath Achim Christmas tree with modern He suggested, however, that master that year. She has been who fired at the woman’s hus- Dec. 1 at the request of HEW. ' the following year, the In- Main St. Synagogue, Colchester. I touches. To his wife he allowed the solution to the problem chaplain of Andover Grange for band. While not revealing the con- stnictors were members of the Quitclaim Deeds Survivors include his wife, tents of his confidential report, I school swimming team. the purchase of ripe cranberries might be found in the almost- lnchG.LRLLTRAHSlST R Mrs. Ada Becker Levy of Man- 27 years and has held numer- The FBI at AtlanU said the defunct Industrial Development Michael F. Hassett to Neil 9 0 youths ere charged in Kentucky Dr. Foote said he made be- ! used the opportunity for and the popping of the corn. If chester; a daughter, Mrs. Mil- ous other Grange offices as Corporation that was organized M. and Jo-Ann C. Donshy, with armed robbery and assault tween 40 and 50 comments swlmminc' practice, she chose to help him laborious- ton Gottlieb of Manchester; two well. In Manchester In the 1950s. property off Park St.. with intent to murder. about the lOH program and Its I*’ 1956, Miss Alice Madden ly thread the cranberries and sisters, Mrs. Sarah Berkovitz of The presentation of the cer- Although th e corporation Rose Nimirowskl to Michael Officers .said the youths proposal. Dr. Foote paid a sur- employed by the rec de- the popcorn in red and white and Priscilla A. Nimlrowski, '* Trenton, N.J., and Mrs. Ella tificate and pin was made by never really came to life, he j a -sjiowed no remorse as they dic- prise visit Sunday afternoon, I partment on a part-time basis strands, that was up to her, too. » Built-in monopole, Kaplan of Newark, N.J.; and Alma Brooks, past state Lec- But when it came to de- saiQ,said 11 it ISis sunstill vaiiaiyvalidiv consu-conati- vimirr.w.iri Hlllstown Rd. w , turer. .Mrs. Brooks is a mem- tated their .statement. Dec. 6. to see lOH in fiction. I to handle the program, and she Rose Nimirowskl to Walter 1 telescoping 6-E AUTOMATIC. three grandchildren. corating the tree he allowed no tuted under state law. UHF/VHF. ber of the state Grange Legis- His report is expected to be re- ! organized the instructors into and Thelma G. Nimlrowski, FVineral services were held to- leased from Washington in a an lOH club, maternal or childish help. If it can be revived, and malic battery cable| lative committee and her hus- property off Hlllstown Rd. day in the Congregation Ahavath few weeks. When the new high school Alone, for hours, he wound the some new directors appointed for operation band. Frederick Brooks, is a I Lis Pendens Achim Synagogue, Colchester, Expect Nation Adult officials associated was, opened in 1957. the pro- cranberry and popcorn ropes, to its board, by Jan. 29. 1965. car cigarette member of the Student Loan Society for Savings against with Rabbi Philip Kaplan offi- with lOH say the application I gram was expanded, with more adjusted the lights, covered ev- the corporation could act as where permlttM. ciating. Burial was in Congre- committee. Geraldine and Frank Valorie CLOTHES DRYER Will Escape has been withdrawn so that it and more Instructors and handi- ery needle with gleaming tinsel, agent for the land transfer. and the State of Coimectlcut, Also has AC cord, gallon Ahavath Achim Ceme- In recalling her induction in- can be given further considers- capped children participating, put bulbs and baubles here, The construction of the road, qlieht additional >tery, Colchester. to the Grange Miss Lindholm property at 482 Adams St. Flu Epidemic tion after Dr. Foote’s report is and Miss Madden, subsequently, wide-eyed angels there. on land that would be deeded Attachment charle for battery Memorial week will be ob- stated that Sarah Merritt of made available, and that it gave up her position with the After it was all done, he would to the town, would present few served at his late .home. Old State Rd., wife of the late The Connecticut Bank and pack. may be resubmitted through rec department, but remained wipe the sweat from his brow difficulties. Atty. Aronson said. Trust Co. against John W. and Has many features in- The Weinstein Mortuary, Hart- George Merritt, became a mem- (Continued from Page One) HEW or through other federal as lOH advisor, and let the rest of the family The problems for which there cluding variable time ford, was in charge of the ar- Priscilla M. Blssell. property at "lip TO 3 TtAltS TO PAY ber in Columbia that same year, channels. The lOH is now incorporated. admire his wonderwork. seemed to be no easily acces- ^ rangements. 206 Center St., $3,500. control and friction 1914. Upon being married to committee to the surgeon gener- The letter of withdrawal, sent with Miss Madden as official "That,” he’d announce with sible solution was the lack of Building Permits .* The family suggests that those door latch, 3 tempera- Merritt and moving to Andover al. to E. G. Bradley at the Boston advisor, and with an adult ad- unashamed pride, "is a Christ- water at the Wilbur Cross Jarvi,e Enterprises Inc., new "who wish to do so may contri- she became active in Grange regional offices of the Federal vl.sorv board. mas tree!" Hi.irhway site between Demtng Rd.. ture dryer. bute to Temple Beth Sholom, In general, thoae foreca.sts dwellings at 53 Philip work with her husband. Mer- Then he’d invite his neighbors } and Slater Sts. " Manchester, or Congregation were that the 1964-65 winter sea- Division of Surplus Property Although the program is still $11,000, and 59 Philip Rd., ritt was honored as.a 50-year Utilization, said it was the technically under the sponsor- in to view it, and they alway.s In contrn.st, .said Pioneer $11,900. Ahavath Achim Synagogue, Col- member some years ago and son shapes up as a compara- President Kagan. "Vernon’s | chester. consensus of opinion that lOH ship of the rec department, the had to agree — it was a real Marriage Licenses served Andover in many public tively light year on flu for two was presently unable to meet i lOH pays all of its expenses Christmas tree. Invariably the to\vm fathers have nromised Robert Emerson Craig, 106 pay ment unt il mar ch posts including several terms reasons: the stringent requirements of and plans all of its programs. best in the block. that they would install a new Prospect St., and Karleen Jane Mm. Mae C. Helmer in the Legislature. 1. As regards Asian, or type water line from the Connecti- ANDOVER - Mrs. Mae HEW. The rec department’s only In- The truth about Christmas is Tj'ler, 85 Tanner St., Dec. 26, The many old friends of Miss A-2 flu the newest and most Because of the, growth of the volvement Is in reserving the that middle-aged people give cut Water Co., and would pro-1 St. Mary's Elplscopal Church. Cooper Helmer, 85, of Chestnut Lindholm join her fellow Grang- feared type in recent years — vide other improvements on the ' Hill, formerly of Andover, died lOH program, and because the high school pool, every Sunday presents to children only as an Robert James Whipple, 340 ers in wishing her many more the nation .suffered widespread high school facilities are avail-' afternoon. excuse to have fun themselves. site as well. |Hackmatack St., and Linda Monday in Norwich. outbreaks in 1962-1063; and the Kagan said that he thought Survivors include two daugh- years of membership in the They don’t mind expensive toys Mae Bernard, 13 Trotter St. organization .she has served West Coast and parts of south- lor others so long as they get a the town should be willing to ters, a brother, a sister, ten gate. Dress warmly for ex- with enthusiasm and work for a ern Minnesota were hit hard by token present back lor them- supply not only water and a grandchildren, nine great- the same virus last winter. The tremely cold weather and keep Comsat Agirees road, but sewers and site prep- Firms’ Assets Bigger grandchildren and several nieces half century. selves. experts feel the betting aver- your body in shape so vou ran ' n s rAfiB TBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OUNN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCiHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1964 PAGE ELEVMT — fc ------[yi# £ BY R0U80N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWO Ip P U Z :^ filtTLB SPORTS Antww t» State Bird Quilt! Manchester Parkade Stores / T77 T Celebrate Yoar HoBdays with AEleveath Hear Gift « f \ X Poe*s Works j ll I An Unexpected Pleasure KNITTER’S WCMUS has ACKOSB SSBmraga Bargains Travelers returning from many satisfying "last minute" 37 Debar Paris have been so enthuslasUc gift suggestions that bear ; I ’M S l V l N ^ l S M M \ f6 TbUR l-T N ------Bu*’ no S8‘:W1 of tba in their acclaim for "Maxim's eafmacke ot last mlnuta ehods- NOT LEAViN® BO 3 0 IM T TM “B LO W . ^O LD FAMILIAR B'Tli* Black Houae o f ----- 41 Terminal Wines” that HARVM T HILL Ing. There an fitted aawlBg t"----- Of Listed by PACKAGE STORE pow car- baskets and roomy tot# baga, or M K«. HOOPLm WOMT 6 E T TABL6 /--- 42 Open (poet) WAITTILL 1 «rui«.43 Force T h e Inquirer ries a complete line of this you might like to select a KIT STAKTIMO MER K L s T « ? 12 Wine meUowor aeFamow superb wlno. XVhatever your giving many hours of creative N 6 ET MV 4 CLfiANiNS F O R TM R B E J ISHuten ph^cift tastes and preferences are. In activity to a youngster or c o a t a n ' i ’ l l 14 Important IAWNTH6 V E T / -- 0 0 - SlOirigin regard to holiday wlnea and adult As for yourself, resolve iM/s« A W A V a m ' vJ& 5 TE A M 6 INI WALK WITH bonei 52 Paid noticea BllUtiS BUNNY lAJS AWAY, ANi WE- -S^ 6 0 C K E M E OMTH,.46 yo u AS FAR 15 American wild 63 Weight bevaragaa, you’ll And a wide to leam a new skill In the New WERE 'S u er (Ssttino plum deduction (2worda) and variad assortment here. Year. Let KNITTER’S WORLD E A R / — I TH O U O HT s h e ASTH' ISMIaa Dtire 7 Horae driver US E D t o V D U R 54 Before (prefU) 8 Nonentity 35 Vandal . Give to your friends; treat Inspire you. SNORESA&AlM / WAS ONLV a OWNIN' y 17 Skin 55 Cravat 38 "The Purloinaa Main Street Stores Baby Doll Clothas Stores Around Town V^^AUMosTr //AA/BE Vt3i/^ 1 8 TILL SH E FLOORED !»•"Pit and the 9 Athena 91 younrif. HARVEST HILL 56 Alwaya , 10 Scum PACKAGE STORE extends 'Dreaming of CCkristmaa XNOW A W A V T ' ME LIKE A . 57 Malt drink 11 Shakeapearean 39 Not downa ChrMauw b Almoat Hera i The Par-Sighted WUI Benefit <» Capture the Happlneaa BU6SV2S ^idipflco ov o o t s t o o l 20 Deteat If Santa Brings Cash EACH ITEM heartiest season’s greetings to This year can be your bright- KEEP TH' HOSE ^ F ; 58 Torrid woman 40 Hunting dog I f fuldiUoiutl naunM krap 'TREELAND - ON - THE - Stock up on FILMS and 210ypay horae 50 Perform again 42AUadC Why not make exciting plans 1 you and yours. est, happiest, thriftiest Christ- A H06SI OFF TH' V/ALK 22 Pronoun 19 Footed vaH popping: up that you'd Uke to for making your heme even TURNPIKE is having a store- FLASH BULBS from FALLOT WHILST I'A\ DOWN 23 Poaseuive 43DuU PATTEF^N wide SALE OF ALL CHRIST- mas, If you complete your shop- 24Famoua doctor 44 Beloved of rmnember thle Chriatman, come more charnring and Inviting In STUDIO, 70 East Center Street, WASHIN' IT 27 Caviar aourco IPant pronoun PIECE MAS DECORATIONS which in- to record Christmas Joy and the It’s wise to avoid wearing ping at W. T. GRANT COM- 24 Wind atorm Olaucua lo YOU R OIKT GATjTiHiHk on the New Year. Come to WAT- DOWN,VA 31 Brazilian 2 Eye amoreualy 45 Memorandum cludes lights, ornaments, Della activity hround your Christmas guttering earrings when you PAN Y. Open tonight to 9. It’s wallaba 3 Maaculine name 25 Summit the main floor of Watkins and KINS ART GALLERY to not too late to OPEN A CLUCK! 26 Secular 47 Peraonal (coma the. NOBS, SHOP in the window RoMa fruits and much, much tree. Bring your exposed films wear sunglasses. This will 32 Repenter 4 Sprinkle with form) chooM a handsome MIRROR or CHARGE ACCOUNT. You’ll dour 27 Certain more. Church groups, clubs and here to be DEVELOPED and cause others to notice your 33 Primate 28 Wooden atrip 48 ^ f edge of Watkins for wonderfully a FRAMED PICTURE avaU- find Christmas paper NAP- 34 HawiUtn 5 Kind of hot practical gifts to use every organizations are especially notice the wonderful difference. trappings Instead ot noticing 29 Fencing weapon 49 Aggravataa able In many slaes, in a varied you. Even when you wear sim- KINS, TABLECLOTHS, Inland aauce day of the year. Here you are alerted to this SALE, so they Merry Christmas! 35 German 5 Japaneae 30 Rend 50 Roman selectlcm of tranquil scenes, ple earrings, you should avoid PLATES AND CUPS for your buoyed up and exhllerated with may stock up on supplies for "miater” ^primitive stiU life, seascapes, mountain we&ring sunglassea with orna- holiday • 'hospitality. Merry the concentrated array of beau- their Christmas workshops, Welcome the New Year 8 9 10 TT views. 'There is decorative pow- when another Yuletide season mental frames. Chris tma^t T RF 6 tiful things. Each item holds fas- What better way to bring the .iii'r/, er in a wall ornament from rolls around (as it surely will). cination. You’ll find satisfying old year to a happy close than W A 'r K l N S ART GALLERY, Come tomorrow to add some- by dining and dancing at PI- 13 l4 answers to your last-minute rr 15 Oak Street thing special at savings to your ANO’S RESTAURANT A COCK- 2761-H shopping taadu. A s we say — Christmas 1964 decoration equip TAIL LOUNGE, Route 6 and 44 Tri City Vernon Cirete, Area 16 17 "Hello” to the N ew Year 1965, r r / i k W ^ iT The Preaenre b Upon Yam ment, and to have on hand for In Bolton. XVhy not reserve a Fhr » 'Sweet* OhrUtmM i With Worm Good Wiataea you’ll find BETVERAOE SETS another year. TREELAND-ON table for your party by dialing _ » r 9- H O W C L. L. m [ ..v;. .'1^. V PAGE TWELVE UANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1964 UANCXOBSTEB EVENING HE^tALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 rE T H m is n i tm Christmas Present for Cotich Kleis TH£ Deadlocked for CCIL Lead, HU NTIN G Herald Angle Buffalo Choice to Turn Back San Diego - c n . t ' Tech Wins, 71-40 EARL YOST Champions Indians Top Bristol, 78-53 FISHIN G Snorts Editor Meeting of the Minds $> and Spicer, with 16, had Ws best BiUs Riding High FRIGID FISH ^the backcourt was Justified last^shots in the third quarter. “ Boy, what a wonderful'f* effort of the young e ^ n . •* Head ACFL By PETE ZANARDl The hard-to-«xpIaln disap- did Tomko. Foohey added an- Package Orders, Large and Small night. Besides leading the scor- Rese-ves In Action pearance of game fish during feeling- I’ve never been in- Coming back after inter- ing, the senior stole five Elaat- The final quarter was han- volved in a game that we’ve other 10 to the well balanced Santa Claus will be here in less than 48 hours and as rcoroA u . the winter months can be most k Rich Sturtevant, the iS A Star Teams mission with a 34 point em passes, assisted in 10 points dled by the reserves but not perplexing, especially when the won by 30 points before,” this 18 the season for giving, I would like to offer a few After Boston Win and assumed the needed quar- without the thrills. When popu- starter, hit for nine polnU. OA basics third quarter performance flshin' itch in a guy's casting little Johnny Kleis said af- The Rangers never trailed af- suggestions to the man with the long white beard as terbacking spot for the Indians. lar Wally Irish scored his first NEW YORK (AP)—The Manchester High treated arm doesn’t respect a seasonal ter Cheney Tech had rolled ter the first two minutes, erect- to what he could bring, or assure, the following men in f=!NB A Sluggish at Start varsity points on a 15-foot layoff. Manchester. BUFFALO, N. Y. (N EA )— O.K., so the football champion Boston Sweepers the capacity home crowd of The opening quarter found jumper the full house went into over East Granby, 71-40 yes- ing IS^IO, 31-26 and 58-34 mar- 'TWOUJClAt/ For many fishermen, cold PHIL HYDE, Manchester 1,500 to a 78-53 CCIL vic- Manchester a sluggish dub. a loud roar. "I thought we terday afternoon. Among the gins at the periods. cuit, thanks to help from a fi- championship of the world will be decided somewhere on A9 C0AO4 failed to place a man on the weather and lack of prospects onlookers at the local gym, Larry LaBerra (16) and Jer- High basketball coach,—Anoth- the shore of Lake Erie this weekend. But it all de- tory over Bristol Eastern last barely outscorlng its Bristol would have to stop the game are tolerated without too much nancial wizard. m.ANTON Atlantic Coast Football nig:ht. Paced by Duke Hutchin- rival, 14-13. The visitors drew and give him the ball,", said one watching the Rangers put to- ry Wick (12) paced the loeers. er CXJIL championship as well pends on which shore you’re sitting. complaint. But, ask the experts as a berth In the Staite Class A C O U fO t Leasrue’s offensive All-Star son and Bob Evans they in- first blood on a layup by Bill official afterwards. JV star gether back to back wins for Next start for CSieney will be DICK DiANIEIiSON, Man- Some 42,500 people will Jam^ at Mercury outboards, what’s the first time in several years, Wednesday afternoon against Tournament. OP THS team but had three players •creased a 33-35 halftime bulge Kane. Jim Kuhn got back only Bob Hamilton also scored his a man going to do when he still chester High soccer coach—Tha Into War Memorial Stadium in Stretton, who came along tha to 67-39 at the three-quarter was Director Fted Manganelli, St. Joseph’s of Trumbull at named to the defensive to have Bristol go ahead 5-4 on first varsity points. It mattered wants to go fishing, regardless usual winning season, with the Buffalo Saturday to see the same time, la a atriking line- • • • mark. The victory kept Man- another Kane score and Steve little by this time that the visi- and surprisingly, about 50 stu- home. DON BURNS, East Catholic CXJHi and State crowns toaiaed Bills, after five frustrating backer and George (Dutch) unit. of the elements? dents who watched “on their Cheney Tech (71) basketball mentor — Ditto, plus The Newark Bears, 14 • 10 chester tied for first place with Kasper's charity toss. Two tors would outscore their hosts It's simple, they say. Just B. F. Pts. In for good measure. years, entertain the San Diego Byrd and George Saimes are a own time.” 3 1£ tpe State Class B title that they losers in the championship play- Platt of Meriden in the stand- baskets by Htitchlnson and Ro- 14-11 in the final stanza. bundle up . . . and go! Spicer ...... 6 Chargers for the American brilliant pair of kids. ings. The JVs overcame a 31-29 Following three straight de- Renaud ...... 5 lost In the finals last March. Besides Dubenlon and BaSa off, took individual honors with mano's point from the line with Fish, being cold-blooded crea- Tomko ...... 7 FRED NA8SIFF, sporting Football League championship. Hutchinson led Manchester three minutes left put Man- Eastern halftime lead to win feats, the Rangers have come Sturtevant ...... 3 goods dealer—^Two weeks off to Try to convince them It won’t catdhing for the defense, the three representatives on both tures, are permitted by nature back strong with wins over the offensive and defensive with 22 points. Evan (18> and chester ahead for good. their third straight 65-52. Bruce to maintain bodily functions at McNally ...... 1 LEE FRACCHIA, well hunt bear In Alaska and two be as important as the Sunday Bills hatched tackle Stew )3ar- Carl Hohenthal '(10) al.so hit Hohenthal and Kuhn baskets Hence (18) and Hamilton (13) Vinel Tech of Middletown and Accarplo ...... 0 known sportaman — The year’s more weeks U> catch the big observances In Cleveland Sta- ber and guard Billy Shaw on teams. were scori**»" a speed regulated by the sur- East Granby. Foohey ...... 4 The AU-Stars were selected double figures. The home town- in the opening seconds of the rounding temperatures. The Mark. ' fS A G I rO U B T B E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C ^T E R , OONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 8 ,19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1984 P A G E F IF T E E N o i For SUt 72 Bnildlng—Coamcttnc 14 THERE OUGH^A BE A LAW By FAGALT and SHORTEN ApartniMita—>Flat»» H Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Salt 75 Wanted— Real Estate 77 TfiiMinants 63 B vm ROOM OMac feasM, 4 MANCHBSTER ORBIEN ARBIA I CARPENTRY . — Rathrooma MANCHESTIBIR- VICINITY—a Events badroons, i IwtiM, lot Tfedix. A 6 room Ranch with 3 gener- SPOT CASH paid for homea, tiled, recreation rooms, remod- 06 PEARL RTREET. SH room Maitao . R o b o ft^ Realtor 3 bedroom ranch on a'country- fazma and amreage, S4-hour British Christmases Quiet ous bedroonu, dining room, CLASSIFIED eling, garages, additions, ce- Mipr M uiartmant, first floor, front size well shrubbed lot, huge service. Hayea Agency, 648- ment work. Call loon Ciessyn- 64$488l. spacious living room with fire- flU .V!W rM 1W0 and back pordh, remodeled in- room with fireplace, 4808. In World ski, 640-4391. Wes side and ou t H eat hot water, place, large kitchen with for- fam ily size kitchen, full eellatr, 0009 KflCM AWWirM MOT Btove. refrigerator and park- mica counters, oil hot water s^tiess condition, $16,600. DION O O N 8T R U C nO N -«oa(. A mKlM6MVfUR|044f heat piaster walla, attached JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector Except for Dizzy Minority ing Included flOO. 649-6644. ADVERTISING Ing, aiding, alterattois, eeU- garage. Owner transferring. (AP) — The Israeli government AMTLiAMEtnDME, HO — HO — HO Kri3“" ings, gutters and aluminum CAKPLi^! SIX ROOM duplex, 98 Wood- $16,^ Wolverton Agency, plans to try Mordeehal Louk, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS wlndowa.- 64B-4S63. a4l46K. KlDPOfriLflMDUSA Realtors, 649-2816. LONDON (AP) OUver<$>in vain for taxis. PObs are<^ A typical o ^ n day was held bridge S t CaU after 0 649- People the man In the Egyptian trunk, "Tis the Season to - • • • Bolton Cromwell and his Puritans clo.sed. In Cawood Castle In Yorkshire 8 A . M. to 5 P.M. A. A. DION, me. Roofiiy 9766. iM B ^ orrM e BUY, BUY, BUT’’ two on charges of spying dor the decided people were having too The silence Is eerie. in 1566. Siding, palntiiu. Carpentry. iU- LARGE ONE ROOM with XMAS SPECIAL United Arab Republic. good a time. They actually High spot for Britons is lunch- According to records the terattons and additiooa Ceil- /m POOR! family fun. A piecs of COPY CIX)SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. stove, refrigerator, heat, hot property in excellent con- In the Dist. Atty. Ezra Hadaya filed banned Christmas in June 1947. time Christmas Day. guests consumed 100 oxen, 800 ings. W orkmanriilp guaran- water. Apply Marlow’s 867 DECEMBER 7 room custom built Ranch England’s Christmas came Traditional fare i.s turkey or calves. 300 pigs and 1,000 sheep. MONDAY Thni FRTOAT 10:S0 AM. — SATURDAY • AJA teed. 9M Autumn 8 t 64S-4880. dition, and it is sure to af- 6 years old located on a charges Tuesday in Jerusalem Main. ford you the maximum In District Court alleging that back with Charles II, the merry chicken followed by Christmas A Chri.stmas pie of the period huge 1 acre lot. This quaU- monarch, but it was a quieter pudding. contained four geese, two tur- BIDWBLL HOME Improvement FIVE ROOM tenement to rent market appreciatioiL 6-6 4ty home has bullt-lns, News Louk, 80, a Moroccan-bom lin- PLEASE READ YOUR AD Company—Roofing, elding, al- room duplex, two furnaces, This home Is worth $29,- guist, conspired "with the ene- business — and still is. Whisky, sherry, beer and wine keys, two rabbits, four wild all. Improvements. Apply 96 000, but cam be yours for fireplace. 2-car under ga- Yet some Britons still go plain flow freely in many homes. ducks, six pigeons, seven black- teratloaa, additions and re- Foster Street Phone 643-7340. central location, and the rage and rec room. Buy PRESIDENT JOHNSON my.’’ He was accused of gi'ving GImbUM or *^ant Ads’* »r« takea over tiie phone ss » owner will help by talcing under $24,000. Yes, a ral.«ied crazy over Christmas. At teatime, if they can still birds, four partridges, two cur- modeUng of all types Excel- now for $17,900. J. Gordon WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi Egypt information likely to en- eoBvenlenoe. Hie advertiser should read his ad the FIRST lent workmanship. 649-MM. AVAILABLE January 1st, 618 back a small mortgage If ranch with neamly 2,000 sq. Every Christmas Day, ice (ace it, most Britons munch lews, six snipe and two wood- ft. of living area, plus a 2- 649-.5306. dent Johnson is sending 14-karat danger Israel’s security. DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the Main Street Sheridan Build- necessary. A sound invest- permitting, s'wimmers plunge heavy fruit cake. cock, next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE incor- car garage and practically gold souvenirs as Christmas Louk also was charged with into the Serpentine Lake in Lon- For supper they try to {X)llsh Britain’s biggest Christmas ing. 2V4 rooms with bath, ment — a good place to Illegally crossing from Israel rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then bnly live. Our competent sales brand new. Bemk commit- presents to reporters who traV' don’s Hyde Park for a 100-yard off what's left of the turkey. pudding on record was a 3,000- third floor, J69, includes heat Barrows ^ W allace eledkNvlth him during the 1964 Into the Egyptian-held Gaza to the extent of a "make good” insertion. Errors which do not Roofing and Cinmneys 16- A hot water, stove, refrigerator, staff of six is equipped to ments, if you should quali- race. The day after Chri.stmas — pound effort. It took eight Manchester Parkade presidential campaign. Strip in 1961. lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by and utilities. Adults only. Tel. custom fit this house to fy, would require little The winner gets the Peter Boxing Day — is normally spent horses to pull the thing to the "make i^ood” Insertion. ROOFDfQ — Specialising re- cash for this custom built Manchester 649-5306 The women are receiving a Two officials of the U.A.R. Guest Preacher recovering. Shops .still are village green near Paignton, pairing roofs of all kinds, new 643-5694, 9:30-5. YOU. Pan Cup. home. charm bracelet medallion, a Embassy in Rome tried to ship Eric Gothberg, son of Mr. Down in Folkestone, another closed, but it’s a traditional day Devon, and three days to cook. YOUR COOPERATION WILL roofs, gutter worts, chimneys uess wmo s gokna be little smaller than a half dollar, Louk to Cairo Nov. 17 in a trunk Cromwell put a stop to all cleaned, repaired Aluminum G ' TOLLAND — $2,500 assumes and Mrs. Oliver Gothberg, 90 bunch of intrepid swimmers for football and other sports BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 FIVE ROOM duplex, garage, mortgage, save closing costa. with the presidential seal and on labeled diplomatic baggage. dive into the sea for a tradition- matches and the pubs are that. siding 90 years’ experience. CIRCLING TME BLOCK FDR Broad St., will preach Christ 995. Call 649-1946. J. D. REALTY CO. Spotless 5% room Colonial the rim the initials LBJ and 1964 Italian customs men heard al Christmas dip. open again. A few days before Chrtismas Free estimates. Call Rowley, THE NEirr TWO NOUR6"* flanking the silhouette of a jet mas Day at 10 a.m. at a Fam- 649-5861, 644-8989. J. D. REALTY CO. Ranch, built-ins, 94 acre wood- Louk’s cries and foiled the plot. Then, bristling with goosepim- A lot of the old customs have 1647 he ordered town criers V J I CNO, MAKE THAT TNRCE!) 643-5129 648-8779 ed lot. Hurry! Hayes Agency, plane. ily Worship Service at Emanuel ples, they dash up the beach for died out in Britain, but in South throughout England to remind 643-4803. o y. Louk has denied he is a trai- FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, 643-5129 643-8779 A gold tie clasp in the shape tor. He returned to Israel volun- Lutheran Church. His topic will a jolly cup of hot punch around Wales a man dres.sed up as a the people of hi.s new law ban- Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? hot water, garage, 643-9051. of a jet plane, bearing the same tarily. be "The Gift.” a bonfire. gray mare runs through the ning Chrl.stma.s festivities. R a dlo-TT Repair VIC 6eVMOt/jZ initials and year, is being sent The reaction was immediate. 18 A/AW YoiiJI'iMV, The guest preacher is a second The rest of Britain is mostly streets on Christma.s Day. The Services fcy Featere iylijUete. fcw. Bolton to men reporters. indoors, happily attacking The people rioted, 24-Hour Answering Service THREE ROOM apartment In- P.S. Just In cawe you are TUEBINGEN, Germany (AP) year student at The Lutheran man, called the Mari Llwyd — MANCHESTER — Like new susceptible to colds, there are With each goes a card saying: mountains of food and oceans of pronounced Marie Lloyd - goes Cromwell, however, kept the CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv' quire 136 Blsseir Street. — Prison sentences have been Seminary In Philadelphia. He is 5H room ranch, 22 foot living two fireplimes to warm you. "As one of my mast energetic given two former Nazi ser- a 1959 graduate of Manchester $rog- around with his retinue and ban going until his death in 1658. Free to Herald Readers Ice, available all hours. Satis- room, IVi baths, beautifully, facUoa guaranteed. CeiU 649- Help Wanted— Male 36 Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— CUSTOM DELUXE fellow trp.velers, I wanted you to geants convicted of murdering High School and received a B.A. Apart from the swimmers and sings a request for entry to a Charles H brought the cele- Want information on one of our classified advertisements? No finished family room, large have a warm remembrance of bration back, but Christmas 1916. Tenements 63 ( 'umlshed Apartments 63*A or helping murder more than degree in psychology from the a few carol singers, most Bri- house. answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the FIRST-CLASS MACHINISTS EVERX ’THING in sterilized re- wooded lot. Hayes Agency. RANCH our campaign trail. With warm 800 Inmates of Stutthof concen- University of Connecticut in tons stay home for the two-day The occupiers reply in song was never quite the same after 643-4803. and mold makers. Must be able conditioned used furniture and LOOKING for anything In real ROukVIi JjE CEN’TBR—Mod- holiday greetings, Lyndon B. tration camp, near Danzig. 1963. He is married to the for- holiday. and the Mari Llwyd and his Cromwell. PRACTICALLY VACANT, Three large bedrooms, 2 Johnson.” Moving— ^Tmddng— to read blueprints and do own applianccj, high quality -low estate rentals — apartm-Mits, em 4 rooms, heated, furnished, Presiding Judge Ludwig Kel mer Simone Gauthier. The cou- In London, for instance, the boys drop in for a nip of the EDWARDS setups. Apply Triangle Manu- all utilities, adults; also, three ALANCHES’TER — Ehcecutive owner mo'vlng. Beauty of a fireplaces, 2 baths, large red double-decker buses begin Storage 20 prices. LeBIanc Plimlture, 196 homes, multiple dwellings, call neighborhood, lovely 7 room lermann sentenced Otto Haupt ple has a son, Todd Michael. hard stuff. facturing Company, 95 Brook- room, adults. 876-9121. Cape, 5 large rooms, expand- built-in kitchen, slate foy- JUDY GARLAND leaving the streets at 2:80 p.m. A custom like this goes back South Street, Rockville. 876- J. D. Realty. 643-5129. Colonial, mammoUi Uvln. er, 2-car basement garage, Tuesday to 12 years on one Ronald Erickson, tenor solo- ANSWERIND SERVICE MANCHESTER Delivery. Light lyn Street, Rockville. 2174. Open 9-* able, breezeway and two car Christmas Day. By 4 p.m. they to the lusty days when lords and room, modem kitchen wlti. amesite drive, one acre SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) count of attempted murder and ist, will sing “ Gesu Bambino,” trucking and package delivery. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat- garage. Approximately two are all In garages. Only a limit- barons threw open their castles PIZZA MAN, experienced. Ap- ANDOVER—Three room fur- built-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri acres plus a large building (30 treed lot, only $20,900. — A Judge has granted Judy another of aiding in 220 mur- by Yon, and "O Sanctissima,” Refrigerators, washers and SALESMAN’S samples at fac- ed. with garage, recently re- Garland permission to have her ed subway service is operated. to the serfs for merrymaking on Automatic 64941500 - 875-2519 ply Raffa’s Restaurant, 2815 tory prices. ,Lewyt vacuum nished apartment. 742-75.41. fice at $19,900. Hayes A genej. by 100) In rear. Located on ders. He sentenced Bernard a German carol, will be sung by and leave your messsfe. Yonll hear from our advertiser In Jl( sto\’e moving spwlalty. Folding modeled, Cedar St„ Manches- two children visit her in New A few stTMded travelers search a mammoth scale. chairs for r.mt 649-0753. Main St., Glastonbury, 633- cleaners, Borg scales. Vogue 643-4803. Route 44-A, just over Bolton LAWRENCE F. FIANO Luedtke to six years for aiding a men’s chorus. A nursery will time without qiendlng all evenlni: at the telephone. ter, $125 per month. Call W. LARGE, well furnished, house- York for the holidays. But in the murder of 91 Inmates. 1691. hampers. 983 Main Street, Harry England, 649-5201, after lino. $16,000 assumable mort- be provided for infants. \ Room 6. 643-4500. ^ keeping room for one adult, all MANCHESl’BH — New T room gage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Realtor 643-2766 there’s a hitch: Sid Luft has A third defendant, Otto Karl The service is open to the Transmission 6 call 742-7883. 'utilities, parking. 272 Main. raised ranch, 2-car garage, them. Painting— Papering 21 643-1577. Charles Nicholson 742-6364 Knott, was acquitted. public. Lost and Fonnd Automobiles For Sale 4 WANTED — Mason’s helper. LEAVING STATE—Selling rec built-ins, VA baths, % acre lot Luft is Miss Garland’s es- THREE ROOM heated apart- ONE LARGE furnished room. tremendous value. Hayes Agen- PoliceHave Getaway Car, INTERIOR and exterior paint- Call 643-1870 after 6. room, bedroom and living ment, 456 Main Street Call MANCHESTER — West Side. Dolores L. Merritt, 646-0424. tranged husband. The two are FOUND — Child’s wallet with 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, light Heated. Bedroom set, kitchen cy, 643-^808. LONDON (AP) — A double ing, wallpaper removed, fully room furnishings. Including 649-5229, 9-5. Older 6 room Colonial, new fighting over custody of Loma, murderer who escaped from Trouble? Sue D. on outside. Owner may green, excellent condition, 23,- EXPERIENCED meat cutter, set, refrigerator, gas range, siding, garage, quiet location. 12, and Joseph, 9, who are now Today in History 000 miles, 91,075. Call 643- insured. R m e Belanger. 649- excellent upright piano. 649- prison Monday night an hour have same by proving prop- 0612 or 644-0804. good salary and excellent 0721. free electricity, gas. Low rent. EIGHT ROOM raised ranch Only $13,500. Hayes Agency, assigned to their mother’s tech- Bandits Remain at Large 0121 after 3:30 p.m. NEW DELUXE 4% room du- NETW HOME3S being construct before the House of Commons erty. Apply Larsen’s Hard- working conditions. Apply Apply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. two years old, larga living 643-4803. nical custody at her home in plex apartment, heat, hot wat- room with fireplace, modern ed, 8 minutes from Manches- debated abolition of the death By Hie Associated Press ware, 34 Depot Square. INSIDE and outside painting. First Food, 646 Center Street. SACRIFICE household furnish- er, appliances, dryer, parking, neau'by Brentwood. Ihi ROOM, light housekeeping, kitchen with built-ins, family ter. Cape Cods, Ranches, penalty 'was back behind bars Today Is Wednesday, Dec. 23, WOLCOTT (AP)—Police had^Federal Bureau of Investigation ir Free Rood Tm I You name your own price. ings—Frigldalre frost-free re- full cellar, $160 monthly. J.D. OLD ’TWO FAMILY 6-4, needs Judge Edward R. Brand niled LOST — Between Buckley and BOY OR MAN to handle shov- tomlshed apartment, central- room, 4 or 0 bedroomB, 24one Raised Ranches — time to today. the 368th day of 1964. There the getaway car but the two joined Tuesday in the case at Auto Accessories— Tires 6 649-7863, 876-8401. frigerator, cherry dropleaf Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. work, very reasonable: also, Tuesday that Miss Garland’s St. Bartholomew’s School — eling sidewalks and driveways ly located, teasonable. 649- hot water heat, garage, $24,800. choose your individual lot are eight days left In the year. men who used It remained at the request of Meriden and dining room set, 30" electric new duplex 4-5 now under con- housekeeper could take them to Frederick Arthur Smith, 38, pair horn rimmed glasses, PAIR OF SNOW tires, almost PAmnNG. EXTERIOR and in- for two adjoining offices, vi- range, miscellaneous items. WE HAVE customers waiting 8404, 12 noon-6 p.m. Phllbrick Agency, 6484464. struction, central location. Call now. Call Robert D. Murdock, known as the “ babes in the Today’s Highlight In History large as federal, state and local State Police. ^ All TypM name Robin Johnson In bow. terior, paperhanging, wall- cinity of hospital, must be re- U & R Realty Co., Inc., 643- join her In New York for the authorities worked to solve Earlier this month, $6,700 was new, 750x14, reasonable. Call Reasonable. Watch for sigpns. for the rental of your apart- Peg Cleszynskl, 649-4291. , holidays. Then he learned they woods” killer, did not resist On this date in 1783, George Needed by school child. Call 643-8692. paper removed, dry wall work liable. Call 649-2396 between SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen 2692, 643-6472. Washington resigned his com- Tuesday’s $4,966 robbery at the taken in a holdup at the Fair- Route 6, Andover, 742-6228. ment or home. J. D. Realty, weren’t home. when a lone officer captured 649-1754. Reasonable rates. Bank financ- 9-5, Monday-Friday. 643-6129. Business Locations living room with fireplace, Im- FOUR BEDROOM Ranch with mission as commander-ln-chlef Wolcott branch of the Connect- lawn branch of the Lincoln Na- ic Budget Terms niedlate occupancy, $16,000. VERNON — 7 room Split Level “ I want to know where he is him Tuesday night near the ing arranged. Fully insured. HOTPOINT electric 40” range, For Rent 64 a neat rec room. Prime loca-1 town where his mother lives. of the Continental Army at the icut National Bank. tional Bank in Stamford. FOUND — Table silver place Free estimates. 649-9668, Jo- HELP WANTED — Full^and FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, Phllbrick Agency, 649-84M. tion. Two fireplaces, combina- and garage, outside patio, bar- and where he has had the chil- The 1968 black Chevrolet used An 18-month-old baby boy pro- 4-bumers, automatic oven, 3 ] Smith has been under psychi- statehouse in Annapolis, Md. He setting, vicinity North Bind. Auto Driving School 7-A seph P. Lewis. part-time, 18 years or older, storage drawers, timer, timed i central location, heat, hot FOR LBIASE—Bixcellent loca- tions, 1% baths. Needs redec- becue pit, 94 acre lot, near dren,” he told Luffs attorney in the holdup — Connecticut’s vided some anxious moments AH Work Owner may claim by Identify- ONE BLOCK from Afahi, two atric treatment at Wormwood then retired to his home at nights. Inquire Burger-Chef, outlet and clock, excellent water, one year lease. Call tion for doctor’s office or orating, owner anxious for ac- .school, assumable mortgage, who said he didn’t know Luffs 23rd at a bank or savings and during Tuesday’s holdup, which learn ’TO DRIVE — Si family, 4-4 duplex, permanen' Mount Vernon, Va. Guaranteed ing and paying for ad. Call PAINTING and paperhanging, 235 Main Street, between 9- condition, $60. 643-4696. 649-5048 after 6 p.m. beauty parlor. 416 Alain Street. tion and the price is negoti.- $18,500. 19 Gerald Drive, Ver- whereabouts. Scrubs Prison since he won a loan Institution this year — was took place about one - quarter 643-2395. attention to nervous and eld- good work, reasonable rates, 11:30 a.m. Completely renovated and am- siding, two recent heating ays able. Started in the twenties. non. OwTier 875-6745. Judge Brand said Luft had reprieve from a death sentence On This Date found a few hours alter the mile from the Wolcott branch erly. Classroom for teen-agers. 30 years in Manchester, your SINGER FEA’THERWEIGHT THREE ROOM apartment, pU parking. J. D. Realty, 643- terns, garages, clean. Haye.' Vacant. T. J. Crockett. Real- violated his visitation rights by in 1947. He was convicted of In 1788, Maryland voted to robbery in a parking lot at the of the Waterbury Savings Bank. LOST— Small, long haired dog, Pickup service. Day or eve- neighbor Is my recommenda- portable sewing machine, heat, hot water, stove, refrig- 6129. Agency, 643-4803. tor, 643-1577. ANDOVER — Bolton line. $11,- not returning the children to bludgeoning a 7-year-old girl; cede a district 10 miles square Waterbury Shopping Plaza, That branch was robbed of reddish-brown, male, ^ ix ed ning lessons. Reasonable rates. tion. Raymond Flske, 649- Help T^anted— erator, $90. 247 No. Main, 649- 900. Privacy, two acres, trees, he also killed tier 9-year-old for the seat of the national gov- breed, license No. 86875. Call complete with case and at- PORTER S’TREET Area — 6 • their home after taking them some three miles from the bank. $3,600 on Sept. 18. Manchester Driving Academv. 9237. tachments, excellent condi- 5228, 9-5. MAIN S’TREET offices for rent, SIX ROOM, modem Ranch, Manchester telephone ex- for a weekend outing. The judge brother. ernment. 643-6627. 742-7249. Male or Female • 37 room Cape, fireplace, 2-car Police said the car was stolen The child, attracted by the Manchester tion, $55. 649-0152. ideal location, heat, janitor, 100x200 lot, near school, 2 change. 7% room Cape Cod, .said he would ask the sheriff to In 1823, Clement Moore’s "A EXTERIOR and iriterlor palnt- garage, large tree shaded lot. Tuesday morning from a park- bank's Christmas tree, wander- DRUG CLERK— For January, TWO ROOM heated apartment plenty customer parking. 649- fireplaces, full ba.sement. ga- 4% rooms down, upstairs help him locate the children if (AP) — The West German Visit from St. Nicholas” was ing lot outside a Waterbury fac- LOST —- Passbook No. 16301. ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- and bath. 149 Oakland Street $17,900. Phllbrick Agency. ed away from his father, Vin- experienced, full or part-time, COME AND GET IT! 5334, 643-7175. rage, Immediate occupancy. framed and insulated, large 2- they weren't returned to the Army hM disclosed a second first published in the Troy, tory. Transmission Go. Notice is hereby given that Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 hanging. Ceilings. Floors. FUlly __ XJSE3D — $65. 649-5229, 9-5. 649-8464. cent Spiotti, the only customer Passbooy No. 16301 issued by driver’s license, must have a Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. car garage with workshop and Brentwood home promptly. case of training camp brutality N.Y., ^ntlnel. •The robbery, the second ma- in the bank at the time insured. Workmanship guar- BUT IN GOOD SHAPE the First Manchester Office, pleasing personality, reliable, MANCHESTER — Short way storage area. Easily financed. and says disciplinary action is In 1941 UB. Marines sur- jor holdup In Connecticut In two Spiotti, fearing for the child’s 7 O L C O n STREET 1958 HARLEY - DAVIDSON anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. A BIG, BIG BARGAIN! 'THREE ROOMS, tile bath, heat Houses For Rent 65 Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, being taken against Instructors Hartford National Bank & Sportster CH, X.L.C.H., $450. good pay. Write Box P, and hot water furnished, sec out. Cape Cod, 5 down, 2 un- Manchester GEN. EISENHOWER rendered Wake Island to the days, was the second bank rob- safety, moved toward the baby, (REAR 884 CENTER ST.) If no answer, 643-9043. Herald. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 643-2766, Charles Nicholson, of a paratroop unit af Wlld- 'Trust Co. has been lost and NAUonal 3-3813 between 5-10 ond floor. 15% School St FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch finished up, attached garage, LOS ANGELES (AP) Japanese after fighting off su- bery this month and the second but was grabbed by one of the application has been made to p.m. WITH APPLIANCES full cellar, nice condition, smal' 742-6364, Dolores L Merritt, eshausen, near Oldenburg. , perior forces for 16 days. of the year in Wolcott. gunmen, who ordered him to FOR ONLY — $388 across from East Side Rec. completely decorated, 2-car COMFORT PROVIDER 646-0424. Former President Dwight MANCHESTER s^d bank for payment and Bonds— Stocks— Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 garage, one year lease with lot. Full price $8,500. ’The Ells- Eisenhower, warning against Gen. Ulrich de Maiziere, Some $17,000, including $16,000 stay put. INCLUDES Ten Years Ago Issuance of new book. THREE ROOM, third floor option to renew, $195 per worth Mitten Agency, Real- 6 %-room Colonial ready to classifying Republicans by their army commander-in-chief, said Foiir Russians were executed in cash, was the loot Monday The bandits wore gray sweat Mortgrages 27 Electric Refrigerator warm you by the living Phone 646-0022 Business Services CHIHUAHUAS — Christmas heated, centrally located. Call month. 742-7004. tors, 643-6930. place in the political spectrum, recruits at Wildeshausen were as conspirators with purged night In a robbery at King’s De- shirts with hoods, which par- LOST — Pass Book Number Offered 13 SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- special. Puppies, male, $55; Deluxe Range 643-0082, between 7-8. room fireplace. Spacious Lepal Notice kicked in the stomach or forced partment Store in Meriden. The tially covered their faces. M-9613, Savings Department TV Set or Washer FOUR ROOM ranch, furnished MANCHESTER — Ranch 6 master bedroom 24 feet told 1,000 guests at a fund-rals, Communist leader Lavrenty limited funds available for sec- female, J40. Call evenings 742- ing dinner here: to eat stinging nettles and one Beria. o f The Connecticut Bank and land clearing, tree re- 8520. Bedroom Suite or unfurnished, oil baseboard rooms, modem kitchen, built- long. Formal dining room. ond mortgages, payments to DKCRKE ON "I plead with you, let’s be- recruit who didn’t like alcohol Five Years Ago Trust Company. Application moval, and chain saw work. suit your budget Expedient Living Room Suite FOUR ROOM apqrtment, Wells heat, knotty pine, oak floors, in stove, dishwasher, etc. Din- A lot for the mnnev at I/IMITATION OF CLAIMS was forced to get drunk. made for payment. A. Michaud, 742-8096. FRIENDLY BASSET - Beagle 6 Pc. Dinette Set Street, $60 a month. 649-5987. adults. 643-6380. ing room, large living room $1.5.990. Cail Roger Walk- AT A ('OURT OF PROBATE, come once again just plain Re- President Dwight D. Eisen service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. at Covrnlry. within and for publicans.” Similar incidents last year in hower reported on his 11-nation hound, two years old. Free for RUGS — LAMPS — TABLES with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, full er 649-.5306. the Di.'^trict of Coventry, on th#* 21st NOTICE is hereby given that SHARPENING Service — Saws, taking. 643-9179. —LINOLEUM— THREE ROOMS, second floor, COMPLETELY furnished 4 basement, 1-car garage. $18,- dav rvf DocpmbDr. A.D 19^. Eisenhower was the featured a paratroop unit in Nagold tour in his Christmas message Pass Book No. E6461 issued knives, axes, shears, skates, Business Opportunity 28 eind a few other small articles heat and hot water furnished. room house, automatic heat, 500. Phllbrick Agency, 649- Prf*.sont. Hoti. Elmoro Tiirklnictofi, guest at a $S0-a-plate dinner South Germany, aroused bitter to Ctongresa. by The Savings Bank of Man- COCKER PUPPIES—Harmony Call 648-8507. adults only. 649-1794. Esq.. Judge Tuesday night honoring CaJifor criticism of army training rotary blades. Quick service. ALL ON LOW LIBERAL 8464. Barrows ^ W allace On motion of Irving Wni, Paater- One Year Ago chester has been lost and ap- Capltc' Equipment Co., 88 IDEAL LOCATION for snack Hill Kennels has a few beau- TERMS Manchester Parkade nark AdmintMrator. Attorney at nla’s Sen.-elect George Murphy. method:. One lieutenant wm At least 877 persons who tiful male puppies left—silver, MANCHESTER — 4 large sentenced to stx months in jail. plication has been made to Main St., Manchester Hiurs shop, grinder or pizza shop, All are used, but in good Manche.ster 649-5306 law Waterbun* National Bank Aides said Murphy was faced abandoned the burning Greek buff and goldens, 7 weeks, rooms, one year old, first floor, Suburban For Rent 66 Bldg , 193 Oranri Street. Waterbury, said biuik for payment of the dally 7-6. ’Thursday 7-9 Satur- equipped with luncheonette shape and guaranteed. It’s a with last-minute campaign bills liner Lakonia in the Atlantic day 7-4. 643-7968. AKC registered. H. C. Chase, heat, hot water, stove, refrig- AHEM!! K Oonn , on the estate of Slgne Chick- JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector amount of deposit. fixtures, center of Manches- wonderful bargain, one which erator, $130. No pets. January COVENTRY LAKE— 4% room ering. late of foventry. Ytdthln said which created a deficit. were picked up; 24 bodies were ter, heavy traffic, low rent, Hebron Road, Bolton. 643- CAPE for $16,000 with an at- (AP) — The Israeli Parliament cannot be duplicated. 1st. 643-7035 after 6 p.m. ranch, fireplace, lake privi- di.'itrirt decea.’sed "We should think less of what recovered and 136 persons re- LAWNMOWER jbarpenlng; re- reasonable. 649-9953, 643-8677. 5427. 4%-4% room 2-famlly, ce- tached garage. 6 finislied Thi.< ronrt doth decree that six divides us and think more of approved Premier Levi Esh- pedrs, sales, rotor blades ------^------leges, $85 a month. 643-1686. rooni.>:, new heat, fireplace, ex- month? be allowed and limited for kol’s new Cabinet Tuesday night piorted missing. Announcementa SEE IT DAY OR TUGHT FOUR ROOM apartment, sec- ramic tile baths, aluminum the creditor? of .^Id estate to ex- what binds us together,” Eisen- sharpened; bicycle sales, serv- SEE MIKE ANTICO BOLTON CENTER Apartments, ston y y ”>w Kcel- cellent residential location. Va- hibit their claim? against the same hower said. by a vote of 59-36. Nine mem- ice Manchester Cycle Shop, Articles For Sale 45 ond floor, redecorated, gas Help Wanted— Female 35 furnace, adults, no pets, rea- Comer Brandy St. and Bolton lent I I I 1 ;ruc- cant. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, to the Administrator and directs He urged that the GOP “ popu- bers of the left-wing Mapam ELEK7TROLUX sales and serv- 149 W. Iftddle Turnpike, 649 tion.O V -V J^I / j of 643-1577. that public notice be given of this party abstained. ice, bonded representative. Al- 2098. CLERK - TYPIST, permanent THE PROVEN carpet cleaner A—U—B—E—R—T— ’S .sonable. Ready January 1. 300 Center Rd., new 3 rovms. heat, order bv ndveriising in a newspa^ larize the term 'common sense’ fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., po.sition, experience in proc- Blue Lustre is easy on the 43-45 ALLYN ST., Spruce St. hot water, stove, refrigerator, town. Hardly a steal, but TRANSFERRED — Mu.sl .sell. I>er having a circulation lii said and Identify it with our party.” The new government is com $125. 649-3266, 643-4312. di?ti*ict and bv postlnlg a copy Manchester, 644-8141. HAVE truck — Attics and cel- essing purchase orders help- budget. Restores forgotten HARTFORD worth it at $25,500. Large, new Garrison Colonial thereof on the public sign poet In posed of the same three parties lars cleaned. Rubbish removed. colors. Rent electric .sham- OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. 4 % ROOM garden apartment, ,-:ald Town of roventrv', nearest the PRESIDENT MIKOYAN that formed Eshkol's last gov- ful. Small office, many ad- Includes heat, hot water, stove, ROCKVILLE — Now available. in beautiful and convenient INCOME TAX returns, busi- Reasonable. Cal) 649-1043 after vantages. Call at Noble & pooer $1. Paul’s Paint & Wall- Woodhill Heights. $19,800. place where the deceased last HELSINKI, Finland (AP) — ernment. The Cabinet remained Attractive 3% room apart- W e ness and individual, prepared 5:30. paper Supply. REFRIGERATOR KELVINA- refrigerator and parking. Rent «1 11 the same with the exception of Westbrook, Division of Bristol $120 per month. Office 15 For- ment, Includes heat, hot wa- ]. D. RE ALTY 649-0721. C*ertified frf'm Record President Anastas I. Mlkoyan of by full-time income tax ac- Bra.ss Corp., 20 Westbrook TOR, 12 cubic feet, good run- KI.MORE n^RKmOTON. Judge. the Soviet Union left for Moscow Aklva Govrin, formerly a minis- countant. New laws effecting LAWN M "iWERS—Sharpened SNOWBLOWERS, new and ning condition, $25. Call after est Street. Phone 643-0000. ter, range, refrigerator, park- E.XCELLENT 6 room ' Ranch, ter without portfolio, who wm Street, East Hartford, Conn., Available Januarv 1st. ing. Near shopping and bus 643-5129 643-8779 after a short visit Tuesday to retirement income. Raymond and repaired, winter storage. or call 289-2717. used, Ariens. Snoblrd. Toro. 5:30, 643-2009. attached garage, built - in the Finnish capital, where he named to the new post of minis- Sales and service — Ariens, line. 12 minutes to Hartford Girard. Call collect 875-7362. Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. NEW 4 ROOM RENT, second stove, dishwasher, disposal, presented the Order of Lenin to ter of tourism. Snowbirds, also rental equip- Service and parts. Capitol over Parkway. Suitable for wall-to-wall carpel, 2 baths INCOME TAXES prepared In floor, $110 without heat and one or two persons. $100 MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 President Urho Kekkonen. ment. L & M Equipment Corp., LPN or RN, full or part-time, Equipment. 38 Main Street, rec room, washer and dryer. A communique Is.sued by the MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet your home or by appointment. Route 83. Vernon, 875-7609. Musical Instruments 5.3 electricity. Call John Ponticelli monthly. 875-3748 or 875-0250. room ranch, 2 full baths, main- 11-7. 875-2077. Manchester. Open daily 7-5, Immediaee occupancy, assum- two presidents reiterated that government today announced Experienced tic work. 24- Manchester Exchange—Enter- Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. & Sons, Inc., 643-6578, after 6. tenance free redwood exterior, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $200 ROCKVILLE — 5 large room able VA mortgage. Hanley there are no unsolved problem.s | the liquidation of another organ- hour service. Call 643-4723. prise 1945. family room with fireplace Agency, 643-0030. izational scheme inherited from LOAM SALE! Dark rich, stone- discount on floor models of FOUR ROOM apartment, sec-1 apartment, nice big yard, Quotations Pumishod by between their countries. Ob- ond floor, 178 Maple Street. No scenic acre lot. A Must See fo Dcmpscy-Tegeler Co.. lec. former Premier Khrushchev. A TYPEWRITERS — Standard TYPIST free loam regular $14 for $12. Kinsman spinet organs. Dubai- j close to town. Call collect 875- the quality conscious. Hayes servers in Helsinki viewed the do Mu.sic Center, 186 W. Mid-1 furnace. $65. Tel. 643-4751. | 8322. Members of New York brief official bulletin invalidated and electric. Repaired, over- Stone fill, sand, gravel and Agency, 643-4803. 7.1 statement as a confirmation Personas hauled, rented. Adding ma- manure. 643-9504. die Tpke. [ Lots For !S9!e Stork Exrhange that the recent overthrow of the 1963 decree setting up the HOSPITAL AREA—Deluxe 5% SOUTH WINDSOR—Wapping central Aslan economic region. chines rented and repaired. Full-time permanent posi- MANCHESTER—Splc ’N Span Soviet Premier Khrushchev will STATE LICENSED rest home SORRY SAL is now a merry A GUILD guitar and . ca.se,! room apartment, built-lns, din- center. Four room heated ANDOVER—Long Hill Road. 4 Bank Stocks The bulletin also announced Pickup and de'lvery service. tion available for qualified nette, appliances, tiled bath, 1 6 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, spa- not cause any change in Sovlet- centrally located, reasonable typist with or without ex- gal. She u.sed Blue Lustre rug hardly used, cost $112, will apartment. 644-0130. j acre building site, best residen- Bid Asked the release of V. M. Gushchin Yale Typewriter Service. 649- sell for $65. 875-0465. yard, garage, basement, $125 cious kitchen with formica Finnlinlsh cooperation. rates, friendly atmosphere. 4986. perience for transcription and upholstery cleaner. Rent' tial area, orchard and wood- Conn. Bank and from his duties as chairman of monthly. Hayes Agency, 643- ROCKVILLE — 5 room, heat, counter and stainless sink, full Tel. 875-1011. work. High school educa- electric .shampooer $1. Olcott land, stone fences, brook. Tnist Co...... 71 75 POPE PAUL VI the State Production Committee 4803. j stove, refrigerator included. length living room-dining room REPAIRS on all makes of re- tion, good knowledge of Variety Store. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. for Construction of Central Asia. combination, oil steam heat, Hartford National VA’ncA N ennr ( ap) - Pope RIDE WANTED to Podunk frigerators. washers, ranges, grammar and spelling and Call between 3-8 p.m., 875- 64 Building, So. Windsor, house Wanted— To Buy 58 SCHOOL STREETT — Warm, oj 0577. aluminum storms and ‘screens Bank Co...... 60 Paul VI will light the huge stat- and dryers All oil burners speedy, accurate typing re- COIN COLLECTORS — S il^ Vernon National pickup, Manchester Green vi- Dollars •— 1889-cc, 1878-cc, ' rooms, 3 l>edroomB, modem $15,500. Wolverton Agency. Suburban For Sale 75 ue of Christ atop the 2,300-foot cleaned and serviced All work quired. Some knowledge of WANTED TO BUY—Antiques kitchen, ample closets, first BOLTON—Nice 4 room ranch, Realtors, 649-2813. Bank ...... 75 , ^ cinity. Call 643-8722. uaranteed. Cosma Appliance 1890-O. 1889-0, 1884-0, 1878. Corcovado hill overlooking Rio medical terms helpful. and good used furniture. Vil- floor, parking, $100. Glaston- imfumished, furnished, near Fire Insurance Companies fervlce, 606 Center. '149-0056. 1879, 1880, 1921, 1922, 1923, lage Peddler Auction House, EAST HARTFORD — Oak de Janeiro bay by pushing an 1924. Also some Liberty Head bury 633-1874. shopping and school bus. Be- MANCHESTER—4-4, all good Street area. Young Cape, 6 Hartford Fire .... 7194 7394 electronic de-vice in his studio Route 83, Ellington. 876-8711, fore 6, 649-6867. sized rooms, oil hot water AutomobOes For Sale 4 YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! Opening also available for nickels, dimes, quarters and, Bob Flucklger, and Son. rooms, 1 % baths, hot water I National Fire ...119 125 New Year's Eve, Vatican CeUars, attics, trash, small clerk-typist for diversified halves. No dealers. 643-0982. heat, redecorated inside, 3-car heat, wooded lot, school and I Phoenix Fire ...125 130 sources .said today. . trucking done A-1 right! Call duties In our clerical de- WEST SIDE — 6 sunny rooms, garage, good location. A good NEED CAR? Your credit turn- WE BUY, SELL or trade an- parking. Call 643-7325. Business Property bus. Florida bound owners ask- ! Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. B43-2928, Tremano T’rucklng partment. Average typing SKI BOOTS, made by Henke tique and used furniture, china, investment for $21,900. Call ing $17,700. Act fast! Robert Aetna Ca.sualty .127 132 DR. ROBERTO ARIAS ed down? Short on down pay- Service. and High School education of Switzerland, size 11%, ex- For Sale 70 Robert D. Murdock. U & R ment? Bankrupt? Rejmsses glass, sheer, picture frames THREE ROOM unfurnished Ander.son, Realtor, 528-0139, Aetna Life ...... 66^1 69% STOKE MANDERVILLE, required. Call Mrs. Peter- cellent condition, $30. Call and old coins, old dolls and Realty Co., Inc., 643-2692. 166 •ion? Don’t despair! See Hon SNOW PLOWING — You name apartment, second floor. Por- BUSINESS ZONE HI - Eight 528-1776.. Conn. General . . .152 England (API • • Dr. Roberto son, 643-1161, for further 649-5547. guns, hobby col'ectlons, attic ter Street area, $80 monthly Hfd. Steam Boiler 161 166 Arias, husband of prima balleri- est Douglas Inquire about low your own price. Sidewalks al.so information. I.iberty Mu- rooms with two offices, sep- est down, smallest payments contents or whole estates Fur- includes heat, hot water, elec- COVENTRY — Cute 4 room Seeurity Ins...... 51 54 na Dame Margot Fonteyn, will cleaned. Telephone 649-7863, tual Insurance Co. NEW NESCO Roaster w^th niture Repair Service Talcott- arate entrance, suitable tor ranch, double wooded lot, ga- anywhere. No small loan or fi- 875-8401, utility table; new Bell & How- tricity and gas, no appliances business or professional use. Sec. Conn. Life . . 25 26% leave the Stoke Manderville nance company plan. Douglas vllle. Conn, Tel. 643-7449. furnished. Call 643-6940 for FIREPLACE rage. large living room with Travelers ...... 39 41 Ho.spilal Christmas for the first ell movie cameras, models 220 Phllbrick Agency, 849-8464. fireplace, only $8,500. Hayes Motors, 383 Main. ELECTROLUX OWNERS — appointment. time since July. and 252; new electric paint re- 1955 DOUBLE DIE Lincoln Agency, 643-4803. Pultiie CtlUties Free pickup and delivery. MERRY CHRISTMAS: We are mover. 643-5332. i cents—paying $140 for XF or Conn. Light Power 36% 38% Aria.s, 46-year-old former 1960 PONTIAC, 4-door hard- Prompt service on yojir Elec- happy AVON Representative.^ ATTRACTIVE 4 ROOM apart- Houses For ^ le 72 WOOD Panamanian amba.s.sador to top, Venturi, power brakes, better and other coins. 643- ment, second floor, basement Manchester vicinity — Hfd. Klee. Ught .52'a 54 trolux (R) cleaners. Also, fea- have been able to meet the. BE GENTLE, be kind, to th at; 6295. I LARGE BUNDLES London Park. Darling 2 bed- Hartford Gas. Co. 44 47 Britain, was shot four times by power steering, 20,000 original turing rug washer. Call Elec- enormous demand for our expensive cafpet, clean it with and attic, steam heat, opposite OONOORO RD , - Beautiful a political opponent in Panama miles, immaculate. Call 742- Center Park. No pets. Avail- ranch, large living room, form- room ranch, walnut paneled Telephone Co. 56 58 trolux authorized Sales and Christmas Gifts. We now Blue Lustre. Rent electric WANTED — Good used 30” I living room, large picture win- Manufacturing Companies last June 8. He was flo'wn to 8213 after 5. know that all the care and ef- able; January 1st. 649-7529. al dining room, cabinet kitchen, Service. 649-0843 or 236-4251. shampooer $1. The SI erwin- electric stove. Call after 3:30,! dows, dream kitchen, walk-out Allied Thermal . . 50% 54 Britain for treatment a month Ask for Augustine Kamienski. fort that has gone into the Wllllams Co. | 742-8261. \ bedrooms, recreation room, later. 1956 CHEVROLET, 2-door au- landscaped yard. Marion E. $ 4 .00 basement, spacious lot for gar- Arrow, Hart, Heg. .57% 60% tomatic, radio and heater, ex- manufacture and packaging 3% ROOMS, heat and hot wa- dening, play area and outdoor 13% A hospital spokesman said of our products will bring ELECTRIC ROa F RACER Robertson, Realtor. au:80n. Barden ...... 12 cellent ‘running condition, ter. Call 643-7222. living, convenient to Aircraft Bristol Bra.is .... 7% 8% today that Arias will spend Household Services great joy to thousands. Why set; two pairs men’s bowling Christmas in Ixjndon with his $200. 643-0667. shoes, size 11%, with carrying Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTEIR — New 8 room and Manchester, $13,900. Coleco ...... 8% 9%' ^ ______Offered 13-A not join us so you too can DUPLEX APARTMENT, Oarrison Colonial, 12x24 living Gerard Agency, Realtors. 643- wife. He is still paralyzed and share in fulfilling the ever-in- case. Fhmchlng bag set. 643- Colonial Board 1964 MONZA convertible, pal- THE ’THOMPSON House. CW- kitchen with range hood, dls- ’ room, family room, built-in 0365, or Gertrude Hagedom, 5% 6% will leave the hospital on a omar red with white lop. 4- REWEAVINO of BURNS 'moth | creasing demand for our prod- 4611. posal, refrigerator, living and W. 1 GLEMNEY Common ...... tage Street, centrally located, kitchen, master bedroom with 649-0538, 4.1,. 5% stretcher, the spokesman said. speed, 110 h.p. turbo air en- holes Zippers repaired. Win ucts in your neighborhood. dining rooms. % bath on first t 386 N. Main St. — 649-8258 Piinhiiiu-Bush . . dow shades niade to measure,! large pleasantly furnished dressing room, low twenties. Kanian Aircraft . 9% 11 gine, fully equipped, excellent Call 289-4922. floor. Carpeted stairs to sec- j PRESIDENT TRUMAN all sizes Venetian blinds Keys Uiamonds— W atches— rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 Hayes Agency. 643-4808. N. B. Machine . . . 29% condition, 6,000 original miles, for overnight and permanent ond floor. 2 bedrooms, ceram ic! 27% macA while you wait Tape WOMAN to babysit in my Jewelry 48 North and Judd .. 17% 19 NEW YORK (AP) — Former factory guarantee still good guest rates. bathroom. Bixcellent closet' SMALL FARM President Harry 8. Truman and fo r 20 months, asking $2,300. I corders for rent. Marlow’s Rev home Monday through B'riday, Peter Paul ...... 31% 33% 1 Main., 649-5221. WATCH AND JEWELRY re- and storage space throughout his wife are in New York to Call Rockville 875-4'758 after Pine Street area. Call after 6 ROOMS FOR RENT, monthly apartment. Basement storage FOR XMAS, Plastic Wire Cable 13% 14% p.m., 649-0041. pairing. Prompt service. Up to Standard Screw . 34% 37 spend (Siristmas with their 6 p.m. $20 on your, old watch In trade. basis preferred, 249 No. Main and laundry. Parking. On bus RESERVE YOUR fTiTHE WORLD IN 1964 Street. Contact Mrs. Irish. Stanley Works . . 23% 24% daughter, Mrs. Clifton Daniel, Building— Contracting 14 KETYPUNCH dperators,- 3-11 Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, line. Call 649-4887 between 6-7 MUNICIPAL BUILDING and her family. p.m- ’ Modem 5% room ranch, 2- Veeder-Root . . . • 26% 28% Manchester Evening Herald shift and 6 p.m.-2 a.m. shift. 737 Main Street. State Tneater FURNISHED ROOMS, cai‘ garage, recreation The Trumans flew to New Q U,A L I T Y CARPEINTRY- Apply to Mr. Jack Hunter, Building. The above qubtations are not York Tuesday from their home COPY TOOAY AT | Rooms, dormers, porches, plete light housekeeping facili- 3% ROOM garden apartment, rtJom, tile bath, extra lava- to be construed as actual mar- BOX 66, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. INVITATI O N Manchester Memorial Hos- ties. Centrally located. M rs.' includes heat, hot water, CLOS E D tory, porch, fireplace — in Independence, Mo. basements reHnlshed, cab- pital, equal opportunity em- kets. inets. built-ms, formica, tile. Fuel and Fded 49-A Accumazzo, 12 Arch St., Man- stove, refrigerator and park- many extras. Beautiful SPECIAL $3 PRICE! | T O BID ployer. STEPHANIE p I a TT No Job too amall. William chester. 643-6948. i ing. Rent $110 per month. Of- landscaping, located in nice Enclosed is $- Please send copiM Sealed bids will be received fice ' 15 Forest Street. Phone BoginniRg Thursday, Dae. 24,1964 at neighborhood, high eleva- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ste- Robbins carpentry service. 1 DRY HARDWCX3D for BEAUTIFUL, comfortable C o lor .\dft Ta k e Tim e dt the Office of the General 649-3446. Help Wanted— Male 36 sale. 643-0000. Available Januarj 1. tion, good view. 'The house,, phanie Ann Platt, 20, adopted Fill out the coupon and | t h e w o r l d i n i 964 at $3 eacn. Manager, 41 Center Street, cut to order, 742-8059. room in private home, use of new bam and outbuildings daughter of the late actor Wil- Nooa had All Day Friday, Dec. 25,1964 NEW YORK -Producing com- ManchMter, Cennecticut,. until CARPENTRY — 32 years’ ex- kitchen If desired, bus line, FOUR ROOM unfurnished, sec- with 12 acres, located in liam Bendix, won a .divorce mail it with your check , ' v CLERK, accurate typist, gen- mercials for color TV can January 4, 1965 at 11:0<) a.m. perience. Ceilings and floor eral office work, hours 3-11 Garden— Farm— Dairy parking. Inquire 27 New St. ond floor, apartment Inquire Vernon. 2 miles from Wil- ba Tuesday from James T. Platt, a NAME ...... tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga- 233 Center St. CHRISTMAS DAY bur Cross, all for $30,000. time-consuming. One car ad that music 'salesman. for Installation of Water Main p.m. Apply Lombard Broth- Products 50 ROOM for young lady, a home or money order remit rages, additions, attics fin- ers, Route 5 and Burnham E, . T. McKinney Realty,* ran only 90 seconds took more Mrs. Platt testified in Super- -r-Wyllys Street. away from home, convenient than 200 people in five states Bid forms, plans and specifi- ished. remodeling, concrete Street, South Windsor. APPLES—Macs and Cortlanils, EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS; Bolton, 643-2j41. ior Court that Platt drank to tance for !$3 to the ad- i a d d r e s s ...... work. No job too small. Imme- No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, I to everything. 643-7969. (our months to producp, at a excess, stayed out late four or qations are available ai the cost a\)ove $27,000. ‘ ContftiUer’s Office, 66 Cfenter diate estimates. 643-2629 C A R P ENTERS WANTED^ 14 Spencer St. COMFORTABLE R O O M ^ S if t cameras five nights a we.ek and ignored d ress indicated on the ,, Steady employment, paid vaca- Highway ...... 649-5070 her; The court ordered Platt to Street, Manchester, C^nnecti- CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for- private home for one or two, EAST HARTFORD — 7 room gut. tioh, insurance plan, new home Household Goods ST working girls, board optional. PHOTO SETS 'p^y $90 a month support for the coupon. The book will be | .... i mica. ceilings, closets, remod- construction and remodeling! O fu b a q t ...... 649-7937 older Colonial, excellent fam- Call 643-6746’. ENLARGEMENTS ily home, large lot, close to ihdlana had the poorest home couple’s child, Alana, 9% ^^ITYANDSvAxE Town of Manchester, eling, hatchways, attics fin- work. Only first-class men re- [ mailed in February. > c i t y a n d s t a t e Connecticut RUGS, never used, 9x12 gold, — , Forbes Street School, 1 % attendance in B ig-ten football months, and $1 a month token ished. concrete steps, floors, ply.. Call M9-6S91 for appoint- ScMiifory Sawtir ond Wator .. 649-9697 alimony for 18 months. ' R ich a rd M artin, $801 9x16 ruby Oriental, $36; ARTHUR DRUR baths, pity water and sewer. this season. The. Hooslers drew porches, garagea No job too meat, McCarthy Bnterprl8as,J 12x15 oft white nylon.' 389- FURNISHED ROOM, an im- an average of. 30,811 for five Tlie couple married May '6, General M a ile r smalL #46-8880. . B. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649- 6686. provementa. 186 BiMell 6061, Mr. Day, 649-0204. home games. 1982. v.>v MLGB SIXTEBN WBDi^DAT, DECEMBER 28, 1964 iflSanrlrPBtrr lEoi^ttfttg H m U i MBIT Ml ACT About Town Beware BulbsnatchchB Directors Set to Consider n * houn for the Manchester Bulbanatching has become ■M m Ubrariee for this weekend are one of the less elegant fea- Si oln i*lt .Mo. $« as follows; Whlton Memorial Li- tures o f celebrating Christ- Plan to Purchase Nike Site brary will close tomorrow at 9 mas In Manchester—bulb- 01 I \( >Otl (.MAP IIPOI. p.m. and open Monday at 1 p.m. snatching from outdoor A r«comm«ndation that they Both th« planning commission West Side Library will be closed Christmas trees, that it town acquire the surplue Nike and the directors will also be all day Friday. Mary Cheney Li- According to L t Edward control site off Keeney St. will asked to give formal approval brary will close tomorrow at M. W lniler and Patrolman be presented to the town's di- for a town-owned McKee St. site STEAK 9 9 = noon and open Monday at 9 a.m. Alfred Ritter of the Man- rectors when they meet next for a new firehouse. Architect chester.- police force^ this month. Arnold Lawrence is preparing The Salvation Army will have type of petty larceny has The recommendation comes detailed drawings of the fire- Its annual Christmas party to- spread to all comers of the from the board of education, house plans, approved by the Open 7 Days 11:80-9 night at 7 at the Youth Center. which voted five to two earlier town. Thus far, police have town building committee in pre- 287 West Middle Toniplke All members of Sunday School received more than 20 com- this month in favor of acquiring liminary form during the fall. and families are welcome. plaints from irate residents the 87-acre site as a site for ed- The directors Informally in- who claim that bulbs and ucational purposes. dorsed the firehouse site at a The Manchester Water Co. other decorations have dis- The advisory council of Man- will close tomorrow at 11 a.m. previous meeting. appeared from their trees chester’s Community College for the Christmas holidays, and and wreathes. had recommended to the board will reopen Monday at 8:30 a.m. of education on Dec. 1 that the WANTED tract be acquired as a per- Town Road Show CLEAN LATE MODEL manent home for the college. If the board of directors fa- Visits Mansfield USED CARS Persona] Notices Skating - Coasting vors acquiring the Nike site, the TOP PRICES PAID town must submit an applica- Several groups of Manches- tion to the Federal General Serv- In Memoriam ter entertainers will present a FOR ALL MAKES ices Administration by Feb. 1. Manchester Road Show tonight Itt kwinsT mf*mor>’ of EJdward J. Educatl6n officials believe Verrelli. who Awav I^com - at 7 :30 at Mansfield State Train- bfr as. 19W. that the federal government will ing Schdol for the residents of Garter Chevrolet write off the entire cost of the the school. What would we plve If we could site, since it is slated for ed- Short and sweet is the skatr ^ello. Dad,” In the uine old way. ucational use. Jim Armstrong and Nick Ro- GOi, Inc. ing report today: NO SKAT- To hear your voice, to »ep yotir The town is also probably el- mano will act as maisters of 1229 Main S t—849-62S8 smile. ING. ceremonies. The Manchester To sit and talk with you awhile. igible for state and federal con- groups that will entertain in- Though absent, you are Rlwa>w tributions toward the cost of near. clude “ The Capries,” “ The rehabilitating and revamping Still loved and missed and ever Classics,’’ “ The Essentials,” dear. the Nike site. Police Arrests “ The New Horizons’’ and “ The The Town Planning Commis- Wife. Daughter.". Son. Coachmen.” Christmas mu.sic Daughter-in-law. sion is scheduled to act on the Soti.s-in-iaw and Patrick J. Benway, 21, of Ea.st proposed Nike site acquisition on will also be included in the pro- (rrandchlldreii Hartford, was served a warrant gram. Public Notice Jan. 4, the day before the direc- issued by the 12th Circuit Court tors regular January meeting. yesterday, at the State Jail in The directors will meet at 8 All Cosmetic Gifts Hartford. p.m. Jan. 6 at the Municipal FREE PARKING The warrant charges him with Building hearing room. SPECIAL XMAS FRONT AND REAR breaking and entering with roR rbuR FREE GIFT WRAPPING criminal intent in connection CLOSE-OUT with a break several weeks ago American-Made into Cole’s Service Station on Waterproof Overshoes commina ARTHUR DRUG W. Center St. ALUMINUM TREES Boys’ sizes 4, 6, 6, 7 Benway and a companion. 16- ORNAMENTS $1.09 WE 6IFTI year-old Judy Chappell of Cov- Tree Stands - Bulbs Men’s sizes 8, 9, 10, 18, 14 entry, are presently being held $1.80 tax incl. at the Slate Jail in lieu of bonds WRAP ARTHUR DRUG MR. AUTO W ASH MARLOW'S on charges of shoplifting from S44 Broad St., Manchester King’s Department Store in OPEN Manchester and several Ea.st Hartford stores. FREE Court arraignment for the pair TONITE is scheduled for Jan. 11 at the TILL East Hartford session of Circuit SPECIAL Court 12. PLEASE NOTE! HOLIDAY WRAPPING FOR CLOSED THURSDAY AT 5:30 P.M. They Know How to Spell Their Names CHRISTMAS Mancheser officials, from left to right. Mayor Francis J. Mahoney, General Manager Rich- CLOSED ALL DAY ard Martin and Town Treasurer Walter N. Leclerc, concentrate on task of signing school ad- OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE dition and renewal bonds totaling approximately jl.7 million. The bond--signing was done SATURDAY, DEC. 26 TO 11 P.M. last night in the hearing room of the Municipal Building, and it took the men about an hour Cordial Shoppe and twenty minutes to sign the 338 bonds, in denominationss of $5,000 each. The bond is- sue was purchased by the First Boston Corp. of New York City at a cost to the town of 3.05 Manchester Carpet Center 535 M A IN STREET per cent interest, or approximately $398,482, payable over the next 15 yeara Of the total LIGGEn DRUG bond i.ssue, $120,000 will pay for the town’s share of North End Renewal, and will be repay- EDDIE GADO, Prop. 311 MAIN STREET at tfie Penkade able in eight years. The remaining $1,570,000 will pay for additions and alterations to High- land Park, Keeney St. and Robertson Schools, and will be repayable within 15 years. (Herald CHOICE WINES. photo by Ofiara). LIQUORS, BEERS S' FREE DCUVERY TEL. 643-7718 S = t NOTICE •i EDDIE AND REGINA ^ OPTICAL STYLE BAR S WANT TO WISH THEIR g 763 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER H FRIENDS AND PATRONS £ I A VERY, VERY | OPEN DAILY TO 5:30 'I MERRY CHRISTMAS | THURS. TO 9 P.M. CLOSED ALL DAY SAT., DEC. 26 (The Day After Christmas) BOTH ^ STORES '/a y P OPEN at the Parkade EVERY \i BeRNt£'^ Open Eves, till 9 P.M. FAIRWA ^ NIGHT 9USANDS SOLD FOR TILL NOTICE Now Only WeVe Still These 4 Banks Well Stocked Will Be CLOSED For Last Minute GET including — ^TiGtlcund SATURDAY OUR At 3 P.M. Shoppers! SW EEPER VAC LOW. Turnpike Plaza Efficient, powerful yet light 70.1 Middle LOW 976 Main 8t. weight . . . Slim, trim and Turnpike E. easy-to-use . . . For daily PRICES Downtown Next to Thursday, December 24 .’ V t a n c h e a t e r tidy-up orxweekly clean V O N FAIRWAY Popular .Mkt. ing. Skips from floors to rugs on soft, wide APPLIANCES rubber rollers the HANDY Thursday, December 31 Nozzle brush adjusts for all tasks. lightw eight VACUUM CLEANER WITH KING-SIZE d i s p o s a b l e d u s t b a g s The Goimeeiieut Bank and Trust Co. I’m a poor writer, and ABOVE-THE-FLOOR Hartford National Bank and Trust Go. attachment PAC Doll Baby is away, so ^ Manehaster Savings S Lnan Aswaiation ALABAMA wants to UphoUtira and Oriptry Nonli The Savings Bank of Manchester wish In-Use Weight Only 7 K lbs. KIT c o m m QUIT $ 2 . M ^ ii? BERNIE'S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN • NO MONKV DOWN • I'P TO 8 YEARS • 90 DAYS— NO TO PAY FINANCE CHARGE • BANK FINANCIN(1 y Merry M BBR N te'S Christmas § and a.. TELEVISION^and APPLIANCE STORE MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Happy - 1 OPEN EVERY A 3 STORES; NIGHT TILL T New Year! ® MANCHESTER SATURDAYS TILL. 6 BLOOMFIELD PHONE 843-9501 NEWINGTON - too 'm an y allies disliked pur implies that the sponsors consider the approves final plans and specifi- H CD T CC M M U N IC N 7:30 A.M. cations fob new high school, plan. England is aigalhst it; and Italy ' people imfit to d^de for themselves TKINS^EST whether they^ wish to subject them- subject to minor correction in HolyTommunion 8:45 and 9:45 A.M. will do no more than England. ^1- ea, theif families and - the. whole ^drawings. ^tene^ oeke/ice Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 A.M. fium, Denmark and Norway mistrust , Dr. George A. F. Lundberg, M ERRY munity to such a vyholesale mass ORMANPI-WEST • DIRECTOR Evening Prayer 7:00 P.M. the p ro je c t France is its announced P medication experiment as fluoridation, president of Manchester Heart Assn., announces prelimlnar ’ C H RIST M A S ansmy. Onl:f.VWest Oemuuniy was fully . with its dangerous potentialities. •, findings from cardiac scceeitir. ' PHONE Ml 9-71N NEW YEAR’S DAY ta favor, . . . President Johnsoh has The bill should not pass. The people ejcamlnation o f Manchest Holy Communion 6:00 and 10:00 A.M. must not lose their right to keep me Off-StTMt PtoUag EV ERY O N E •ow mads clear he baa no intention of High ^ h o o l senior class, with WUIAM J. UNNON, ua Amdsto fluoridation matter in their own eontroL VISITORS WELCOME np maitatn^hmaWns soiu- results announced as only two 142 EAST CERTER STREp*. MANCHESTp >-SPRlNaFIBLD VXUM P£H£ uoa.